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Home My WebLink About1983-01-20 - Orange Coast PilotTHI DRANGI COAST State to t ap cities? By the Dally Pilot Staff Thrt>e o( six Orangt' Cott:.! l'lllt'S Costa Mt>sa, Fuunltt111 Valley and llunungton &ad1 w11uld be fort~'<:I lV help bail uut the state Crom 1Ls budgt·t Jl'f1nl 1f Gov Geoq(t' V(•u km1•J1<111'' pro~ st.alt• budgl't 1s pctsst-<l T he guvt• 1 nur' s pro po:-.1·d b u d gt• t w u u Id t• I 1 m 1 n a l 1• Proposition 13 bailout monit:-S for all but 45 of the• suite's 431 c·1tws while 318 c:1lll'S w ould los.: mun· money than tht•y were to rec:t'IVl' 1n 1981. 83 bailout f und~. according t o th1· l1•g1!>lat1vL· analyst's offtl"t' The proposal 1s Jes1grwd t<J n .'\.'Over $108 m1ll1on thlS yl'ar vf the state's t•urrcn t $1 5-bi ll11m def1c1t, explained P a tr11 1<1 Landingham. n"Sean:'h managc•r with the sta te F i nan ce Department Along the Orange Coast, tw11 c 1lles, N ewport Beach and Laguna B eal·h, s till would receive state bailout funds undl'r the plan. Irvine would com" out even while Costa Mesa. Fount.am Valley and Huntington (k.u('h w ould lose upwards of $1 50.000 each~'acrording to Landingham When the plan was prescnll'<i Wednesday to the Senale L<x:al Government CommattC'l'. Sen Barry M ello. D Wat~onvtlll·, comm e nted, "The s t:.it l' elf California is tr ying to balanw 1l!. budgel on the ba<:ks of lo<·al g overnment I'm afraid loc.il governmenl 1s not going to ht• able to surv1vt• tht'SC' cutbacks " Landingham ackno wledflPd that if the governor's propoc;.al 1s passed by the Leg1slatun· "1t would cause problems for local governrnen L" S h e added that those c 1ttes affected would have to take a hard look at their current fo~cal year's budgets Under the govt-rnor's plan, Cost.a Mesa would lose $148,501 at had ex p eel ed to receive , Huntington Beach would lose $198,917 and Fountain Valll"y would lose $223,393. (;oing a lon ~ for th•· ridr• ,$ I . . -~ I I # COUNTY IDITIDI ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 'I'> LEN J .. , Delly l'ttot Photo by Petr1otc o~ Convict • WIDS settlement for OC jail knifing A <'Onv1cll'y his Jail l'ellmall'. his attorn1:y says Mich ael Theodort' Clc·men s, n o w s t• r v 1 n g a l h r l' <· -y e u r comm1tmt•nt at AtaS(:adt•ro Swtt• Hospit.<JI a fter pleading innocen t by reason or insanity to felony child annoyance, was allegedly slashed by a convt<'ted murderer last May while awaiting trial Jail o ff1 d als subs<'quently admJtted it had been a m1st.ake Lo house the two togethl'r Terms of the S<'t tlement rea ched 1n October have been ke pt S('('ret at county insistence as part o r the agre1•m<·nt, but Clemens reportedly said h l' wall be paid $:300 a m o nth by the county until 1985, when he ts scheduk-d to be relC'as<.-d from the· m t'ntal 1nst1tut1on A Ct er the initial payments, which wilJ total more than $7 ,000 by 1985, thC' s um s wil l j ump "r retly consid e rably," Clernl'ns said , although he didn't know by how much Tht· county said suc:h a d 1scl osurl' could vu1d tht' agrc-ement "Any party who discloses thl' amounts of the settleml'nt could make 1l void." said John Osluns, a hab1hty clamlS supervisor in the munly R111k Managem1'11t Offll't' 0:-.kin:.. who (ormulatl·d lht- s ,. I t I e nH• n t w 1 t h C I t· 01 .. n s ' .it to 1 n t• y , s a 1 d t o d a y l h e -..·ttlc·nwnt was approvc'<.1 by tlw c·ounty's thn:c· mt>mbPr l'la11rn1 S..ttlement Comm1lt.<"tc· T h t· c 11 m m 1 t l t· 1· h a s H·prC'sentallvt-:; (rom the: ofC1t·~ o f the County Counsel and Admm1strattvc• Officer and thl' Ct•nf'ral Serv1l'(~ Agency Oskm s said the sl'ltl<'mC'nt (unclton 1s on1• thal ha!> bec·n dc·legated to th<· set tlt•mt•nt t•uminiltee by t'OUnty st1pc.•rv1sm·s, via the county adm1111:.lrat1ve 0H1C'er's ofCic't' The t'Omm1ttN: 1s t•rnpowered to setLle <.:aSt'S wht-re the county's habtl1ly doc·s not l'Xt"eed its self insured hm1l of $3 m11l1on . Oskins said. I le confirrm'<.1 ht' had approvt-d a settlemenl after negot1auons with Clemt'ns' attorney. L:.irry BruC"e Oskins said both s1d<'s agr eed t o k c•f.'p tht• tl'rms nmfident1al "m the· lx.>st 1nu•n.·sl or all parties .. Bruce said county offic1ab told him · "This 1s a conf1Cfrnt1al sNtle ment bccausc we don't m~'d lh1s kmd of pubhcity " Clemens' cellmatc. tonVll'lC·d murderer J o hn Ka r l Cox. was booked June 11 for mvcst1g<ition or attempted murdt."r. sht•riCf's deputies said (See CONVICT, Page A21 Valley tur n s do w n fireproof roof bid By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of the Dell)' Piiot Staff A proposed law that w o uld have required new roofs to be constructed of non-combustible or fire-re tardant materials has been rejected by the Fountain Valley City Cou n cil as unnecessary and too d1 ff1('ult to en fol"('(' urged by Fountain Valley F1re Ch1d Richard Jorgensen, who warned that the city could fat-e the same type of dlS&Strous fire that destroyed more than 500 dwelling units m Anaheim last April On lhe other hand. Lagunc:1 Beach still would receive more than $300.000. only $12.232 l<'SS than 11 e xpected, and Newport B each w ould gel more lhan $800.000. abciut $55,000 less than the state had budgeted to rf'tum figures supphc·d by Landingham show While sevC'ral Orang<' Coa:.l ( ee CITIES. PaKe A2 I \l idwllt· Hihlt·lt. I H monrh-.. of "•'" 1•orl B''a<'h l akt·~ a ridt• in twr -.troll•·r. joint•d on tht· lo\\t'r <l•·•·k h) h er poodle, Lri<·ke t. Pu-.hi11 J,! rhnu. our of ..,j~ht. j.., \lic·ht•llt··-. mothf'r, De bra . The council did, howevt'r, endorse a p rocedure for warning homeowners of the fire hazards associated with wood s hingle roofs whenever a nt·'-' roof 1s being installed. Tlie rapid s pread o f the Anaheim fare was attributed to Santa Ana wind cond1uoru. and flammable wood shingle rcxJfs T he fire chief said 75 pc>rt'<.'nt of tht' homes in Fuuntam Vallry have similar roofs The orchnant-e backed bv the r1rf! chief would havp rc·<iu1red n 1• w h o m e s r o o r s a n d (See ROOF. Page A2 J Jail power transfer urged Judge ask s that n1arsh:d ru/,• troublt·• Delly Piiot 81•tt C' c• n t r a I 0 r a n g e Co u n t v Muntnpal Court Judgr Bohhv Youngblood 1s ac;kin~ county and state off1l1alc; to ton ... 1d11 tran sfC'rrin~ c.dm1111strat1v t• respons1bi11ty for thr Orangt• County Jail (rnm the s hPrif('<; department to thc-eou nt v marshal's off1{~· In thf' late't r"und tn tht• pol1t1cal fret> for all ht'tv.1•1 11 Youngblood and Shrnff Hr.111 Gates. Youngblood 1' .i"k1n~ Orange County sup<>rY1sor-. .ind A ssrmblvm:in .l nhn L1·w1:-. -INDEX--- lluring 1 lw pas t I 0 yt>an. arc·h ••olo~is 1 -. ha vf• UO ('OVt•rt-d mon• thun 60,00() art if a<'I~ on lrvi1w Lo. pro1wr1 y. HI . At Your S<·rv1Cf• Births Erma Bomtx'Ck Bus mess Bulletin Bn<trd Cavalcade Classified Comics Crossword Death Not1<'<"S Edi tonal F.ntertainml'nt Horoecope Ann Lander!! Movies NationaJ News Public Not1n:'!I Sport.a Stock Markets Television Theaters Weather AH lYl l:jl Ctl 7 A5 8 2 DI ,D3 6 8 5 85 02 AR B.1-4 82 82 83 4 A3 C'6.D2 :\ C t -4 C7 86 83-4 A2 H < >r.111~1 111 11111,,1d1·r '111 I .1 11.111 ... 11 r 1n ,1 h·ll• 1 addrt'"'"' 111 tit• 11ll11·1.1b liut cl1 ... 11d11J11·d tn n >u11t v 111·\\ <. org;in11 .. 1t1011i. 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WPdnNlday nigh<· with rc-s1d1•nts and commun11y lf'AOf'r!I interc>sted 1n •11·h1.-v1ng !.IH h a lofty goal ThC' mec> l llllo(, ;i lt c·nd<·d b v t·able o pc·rators ;ind business. education and ml'dt{'al leadc.•rs from Costa Mf>S;I drc•w about 50 people. far less than thP 100 thnt were exp<.'C ted Nevertheless. there wa!I n o lack o f ideas. and des1re11 expressed by those look ing f orward l o th e cab l e rommunicattons system expected to be operating by 1985 "Wf''rc hoping to J(Pt tht> best sy1tt'm 1n the U nited States." M;iyor 1>01111 1!1111 tnld the audic>nct· As om· ti f lht• last n t1t•s m the l'ou nl y t11 1nstH ll the commun1{'at1ons sy11tt•m, osta Mt-sa will ~· ilOl<' tn profit Crom past m1stak1's and still <'OJOY a morl' tN:hnologiC'all y advanced syst«-m. said Ron Dyas, 11 ('Able consulumt h1r<'<l by the cit y Cablr. once used lo 1mprnvC' poor tc.•lc'v1.;wn recl'pllon and now popular as a way to ret-c1ve first -rate.• enlC'rtai nment, c an o ffer a vn ri ety o f n e w tcchnolog1C'S now and in the near future. Oya.~ said In Fullerton, police monitor a storage yard using cable. I n Union City cable is bemg used to aui;<ment the tele phone system and to automate banking transactions for subecribera. The two-way capability of the (See CABLE. Pase A!) The flammable rnor ban was ........... l 04, o n da ily wa lk O C's o ldest p er son ready to mark 1 OS th By JODI CADENHEAD Of ttw Deltr ""°' ai.n H is father was a U ruon soldier d urmg the Civil War who returned to his Minnesota fann with battle talt:'S of the h1storn: Yt'ars lhal divided the rountry At 104, Ru·hard Fort of Costa M esa as the oldest person in Orange County lie plans to keep th1• longettvtty rC'COrd whc·n his 105th birthday rolls around F eb 5. Though ht• managC'd to escapC' m11ttary service himself, Fort as not short on his s hare of centenarian memories. He was ready to Sl"~ durmg World War I when the pea<'t' treaty wlir!t signed By thC' llmC' Wo rld War II started, ht• was 62 Looking back on his long hf" Fort as not sure why h e's lived so long. He d()('Sn't drank He gave up smoking cigars years ago a nd according to hlS wife of 71 years. Mane. h<• still has a good appetite The roupl<' make it a point to walk around the block every day. They go lo chu rch OD Sundays and do their own grot't'ry shopping and cooking. Sitting together and holding hands in their Costa Mesa apar tment, the couple recalled memories of their lives together begmnmg in 1912, w hen they met on a boat outing. They were married a few months later If puzzled by his own longevity. f'ort says·· there as no r eal secret behind his s uc.-cessful marriage. "I have a good w1fe and she hllll a good husband (stayed by her all these years." Fort h as o utlived not only mos t o r hi• f riends fro m h is h ometown In Wino na, Mlnne80ta, but alao his five brothers and si11ten1. Hill father lived In hit 80s. And hb moth er died at 93. Though pnerally pleased w ith hill hre, Fort LI not e ntirely sure that reach ing 105 Is really IUCh a great feat alterall. "I don't know If lt'a any credit being old," said Fort. "A lot of people don't think a lot of old people." • About hls h ealth, Fort has few complalnta, (See OLDEST, Pa1e All w PIL 0T/I11\JI aduy J ttrlUIU 'I 20, rn8.I ....-------,---------------fountain Valley {fordable' housing z oning OJ 'd Continued stories ·~ ~.ONVI CT <:OI"'IJE<:T S • • t8 ru<:• tiled a d111n1 agu1m1t the t'<*nty :aet Mummer; sh·ktn~ u•~1fled danu1ge!S for sx•n111ru1.I 1•t1Jtiry •·nd n1•g l•M4.'IH't' 111· da1med that C it-mens wa.!'I n.i;~ I qp• I\ l) y h o LI :H'<I w t t h ~9geruu~ lnmatt•s wh1·11 tiw J rs should huvt• k11ow11 his h w as in dangN owever. th•· i.t·ttlt·11u•nl 1 l udcs no adm1:-.i.1on id Hge nct', Oskins swd 1 rom lilt• l'OUnt y "11vP1 ,, pt·r 11 ,..1 111 yt·ar~." 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S h.1w11t1.1nu ~xpt-t·t.11 to ~.1·11 11'. 011 1· u11d two bt•droom 1·011tlo11111111w1i. for ,1ppn1x11n11tt.'ly $7~.ooo to $!-l~i.OOO The Ctrn1 1k p.i1 ll('lf>ll llllK 111 a stall' bon d pro~r.1111 ttu1t w ill 111low 1t io 11 ff1·r :10 y(·dl luaus j\ rt'dut·eJ 11111•11 ... t ralt·s t o qu<ild11•<.I .ii fur dablt·" buyt•rs ~ t was a 1.:omprom1St'." ht· ~11d qt\rut·e. w h u rt•prt•s1•11t1•d C lemens on st'V<•ral prior l'as.•!-. also conf1rm1·d tht· sdllt>niNlt, s~1n..g. only• "I t was l<1r~c" C"'°~ Will rt'<.'t•1ve paymt•nL-; 111 lh•· t'il"lnl·n!>, ........ l1nw1·\ 1·1 , Brut·1· said hi' Jllll a t-.tll 1111111 Osk111' shurtlv a ht•1 ht f1h<tl lilt' daun Oskins~ lw -;.ml. orrt•Ct'<I .1 ....i•ttlt•nwnt Oc·t I ll0()1~" RETA Rl)ANT PI JA It 1 ~.J l~(~T E l) • • • (:1uundbrl•ak1ng IS PXpec:ted to c.t1k1· phlC't' ('arly this year with lh1· f1 nll ur11u. coniplNt:d by the t.tll A dolo( k1•nm ·I. market, board st.1l1lt· .111cl wvnal s mgl<' fa1nily l1111lll"• n11w l111·<ih·d on l h e> S h .1 w n I .1 " •' '> 1 t 1· w 1 1 I b t· d1·11111l1shl'tl !~l~,,~ .. ~~.! .. ~.~ wl'll as r<'pre!:>Cnl<1t1 vt•s Crom hoth the sht-riff's dqMrt11wnt .111 1.. marshal's offlJ.'t! now .ire 111vulv1'1.I "' negouat:tQn:. that arl' l'XP<'<."lt'C.I tu lead LO L.tw mt'rglng of the t•ourt scrv1c<'s funt·t1ons o f tht• r{11rshaJ'~ off1t·t• and tht• sht•rtff', d,qpart.nw n l. ;rJhe ju c.l ~t· ,1ddn·sst•s lh1 .... pQWntlal snag in his propoS<.tl by ~gest1ng th<it l'Vt•n If th1· 1Wtrshal's offtt'l' is mcrgt-d with the s heriff's department, "1t ~ul.d be a natural extension" tlf e marshal 's court SC.'rvit•t·~ ij.Ues to admm1stl·r tht· Jail a::. ~u .. "I? I') er 1 ff · s d t' part ml' n t ,,eo k.e$man Lt Wyatt 11 .irt dc•clint•d tomment on TRATION. • \'uungbluod's pn>µo:.<tl / H art atltll•d th.it t ht· ~(w11fr woulJ look al th1· 11111po.._i1 .incl then W(1uld deudl· wlwlh1·1 111 l'Omme11t 011 its m1•nb. Cnt1t·al 11r t·1mJ1t11111' 111 lht jitll YuungblooJ wr•1lt• .1 ll•tlt·1 to U S Attorr1t'Y Stt•pht·n 'l'n•it l,1:.t Dl'l'l'll1bl'r that lOUl'lll'd o t r .111 F Bl 111 v1·' ll g a t 1 on 1 n t" J .1 1 I l'Ond1t1ons Thc:'lJ S Attorttl'\ 's Offtl0t· sttll is t-valuat1ng 1~form,1 t i11 n dc•Vt•l<ipt...J in tht• t't1Ur~· u r th.1t probC', Tro ll said Wc·dn<.·Mlay The OrangC' County Grand Jury ,ilso 1s 1nvestrgat1ng Jail t•ond1tions walh a n•port t•Xpt't'll'd lo b<· ISSUloU 111 lhL· next St.'Vl·r,tl rnwHh~ From Page A 1 • rl•plal·1•11\t'11 l n iuf:. 111 l-'11u 11ta 111 Vullt·y lo Ill• lllJJt• 11f fin• re•t,Hdanl 111 non l•>ntl1ust1blt• matt·nals But Tu1'S(lc1y night tht· wunnl "l!dt•d With lht• t'lly l'la1111ang c \m111ltss11m, whtd1 uppOSt'<l thl• roof ordtn<•nl"' Tlw t·omm1sston 's ri·a!-.Oru. tndud•·<l Tht· t'1ty's h1~loneal position or 1•m·11u rai.(111g t•llhl'I' s hake or 111 .. 111of.; 1Jll hclltll'!> fur ;ws thl'lll' 1 ~·a!>1.ms Tlw ftr1.:·rt·k1rdant r1xJf ordlnant·1· <'t>u ld <1 ffc C'l thl' a p p t• a r a 11 r l' o f I o c a I 11 t·t~hh1 1rh1111cb .and rt•dUl't' propt•rt v valu1•s Tht• proposl•J law could conflic t with lh1· lt•gal prov1s1ons in somC' housing clt·vt'lopments that r(oqu1rt• shakt• or tile roofs. Tiil' 11101 law would h1· 11111 l'Xpt'llMVt' lll 1111plt•111t•11l Wh1•11 n·l.111·d t11 th1· p11lt•nt1JI lt.u.ud M !I s I ti l ti I I y l 1rt1·... Ill F' 11 u u l a 1 11 V .1 I I t y ,, r , undc>rg1 ou11d uml u111lkt•ly l11 tnggt>r a rnof hl;m· f" I r ('. !"(•I iJ ,. d Jn l l'IJ II f ' sometimes tntTl'ast• lht· toxic gas build-up whe n u fin· suirL'> ins1dl' :i home and c:ou lei in«rc·aM· l h1· 11umbt>r of srnokt•·n·lull•<l dt•aths. The proposPd roor law <t lsu was oppoSt.-d by tht• I lunttngton Ix•a«h· F ountam Vallt·y Board of H ca ltors. wh11·h !-..11d most h om e o w n t• r !.. l 11 d ;i y a 1 1• v o I u n t a r 1 1 y l h u o:. 1 n g ( 1 n· . resistonl roors lJndt·1 tlw w,1rn111g µr111:1·dur c· 1•11dor~1·d hv tht· t·11unc·ll h11m .. uw111·r .... wltu apply for ii 1Juald111g l"-'rrn1t l'.1t•f1Jrt• 1nswll1ng .• rtl'W roof will have· to n·ad and '1gn .1 n11llt't• c·1Jm '1•r111ng lhl' f1r1• h.1'!.arJ:. ;1:-.so• IJlt•d with wcmd \h111glt• roof.,_ l"trt: C'h1t>f J11rg1•11S1•n sa1J ht w.!s d1sap poinu:d that lhl• 1..·ount·1l railed to approve the wood 'lhm~le roof ban But he said his dc·parlml'nt's primary l'llnl'em 1s locJl fire prevention and that th<' t'llunnl has to eonsidl'r how th<· b..111 nughl afft'<.'t tht• t·ny in othl'r 'h,1v,, 111dud111g I ht· a1•stht•llt and lt·gal issues Tht• dt>v .. lopt.'r has agreed to I> a y th 1• 1· 1 l y $ I • 7 5 U per 1·11nd11rr11111un1 in park h<t'ti or a lt•lill 11( $2117 .000 lleaclor due for rt•s l a rl 'l'h1· n<·w I .JOO ml:'gawalt n •;1l·t or ;t( th(• San O n o fr<' ( ;l'nt0rat1ng ::;1.o1mn 1s ex~;(·ted to rt•sume• power generatiun n e xt wt>1·k aftN being s hut down Monday bt'cau se o f leak ing • 1111d<•n si•r tu bl'S Thi· $1 7 b1llton Unit 2 reactor hJ' lx't·n de&<'t1vated twice this 1nonth lx"<:ause o r ocean waler ll'aking l)U l of c"Ondenser tubes on th<.• no n nuclear side o f the plant CITIE WOULD LOSE I N NEW "T AT E B U DGET • • • Jorgl'OSl•fl said h1· IS µlf'CtM'IJ that many homl'IJWnL·r~ SC:'<.·rn to lw voluntarily 11pt111g: for (111• r 1·t,1r d dn l roofs •.int'' tht· A11.iltt un r1n Southern Cal1forrua Ec:l1S0n Co spok csnwn said w orkmc11 ar(' rr·pa1nng th1· tubc.'S wh1C'h leak1..-d !>alt watt·r 11110 the set:ondar y .... Y'>ll'm uf t I w rc•actor lflies will be losing money they ~d e~pected to re<.'t'tve, they pin ~other c 1t.1es in the county that alf.o w ill be helping thE:· s late ~uce its deficit btt:osta M esa Mayor Donn Hall Slttd p reliminary l'st11nates show that the city rould lose between ttt;0,000 and $500,000 as a result ot.>the loss of bailout funds ,b••Propos1t1on 13 did not arfl>c't s tate government. only kx:al a nd QllUnt y i;i overnm ents WC'rt• affected," said H all "u>t.·al a nd county g overnments have• bf-en decreasing the number o f pt>oplt> on their payrolls. while the state government has· been tnl'reasmg the number o f employC'l!s Th<• state budget conunucs to m c-rt-ast• to the detrim e nt o f the lot'al community and the taxpayer " Yl'a r h1·yo11d lht• $500,000 1n motor Vt•htdt• C~ already bcsng w1thlwld from tilt' l'llY hv th<' Sl:l lt' "Whv sh11uld'th1· nllt'S h avt• lo support tht• .... 1at1··~' Stt•pht•ns a~kl•d ''The: stalt• ha~ morl' "Pllons for ra1s1n~ rnom·y than wt· sJo " Fo untain Vall1:y City Maml~l·r llo w.ard S t epht>n s sai d lht• rev<.'r se b ailout could 1·11st Fountain Vallf'y $:.!:!5,00<l this 111· ..... 11J f ou11l.1tn Vallt'V 1s not a ~tlt.•s tax rn h ('fly ::ind aln·ady has 0 111· of tht· l11west f)<'r t'<tptt.a l' {) s Is II I g u v I' I 11 Ill I' II 1 (I m Cl n g p. ;OLDE T PERSON IN L O UNTY • • • ,~is hair ts still a ltttlt• gray and he can ge t around ~ilhout the dark wood e·anl' hc keeps in the ~"1try way t•' Fort was born on a farm Feb 5, 11:178 At 17 he moved to the· nearby city, W111onci It Wd.h th ere that he met Marse, now 96 ln 191 J . tht:• i eouple purchased a s pacious 5(.'Vl'n room h ouSt.• ·~llh two porc:hes and lived th<'rl' until tht•y ~oved to Costa Mesa 20 years a.'(<> to Ix· near ~eir daughter h' He still has the• laminated ('l'rllht· .. te he .. received from th(• W111ona board or l'<.lUtal1on when he rNan'CJ as ch1rr t·lt'(·tntal engrnC'€'r m ,.~3 ~•: Fort votc-d K.t.•publttan most of his lire His favorite• pr('s1dent w;i<; T <!ddy H<x•wvelt "Ill' madt> a good prt-stdL•nl and ht• undt·rstood what he WaS fiOlll~" Jt1:-. lt•J'>l f,!VtJrth• W<J<; llarry Trurn.111 v. h11111 ltt· •'''"ult 1 t•d · ,,., du11il1 .• ~ w t•'v1• had .. Tht> fort!. hJv1· 11n1· d.iu~hlPr 1w11 grand«htlJrt•n and thrt'I' gn'<tl l<(rancll htlcin•ri Thi· oldt."-l • 11urlt1.111 "J' .... has univ t t•)!rl'l 111 1tr1• W..c,. n11l H'<'f'IVll\lo{ lllt>lo' ·~Ill• .1l1111l lit.• 11111\ f1msht'r.1ng1 l 1111111\ 111 ""'" Ir d•1t '"'' t • h,11•K• m ' fl., l111g" .111\ rnort I 111 1•t. ...... 1·d I h.1\'t· " v.1111ut·r lul wondt•rful wilt·" tu .1dd1'fl "'IU• .. ·l1ni; M.1r11 ..... hand ~\" -\~ Fair through Friday i;. I ~,011 ~ta "High Cloudiness at ttme. tooey, ~llerwlse fair tnrougti F11day GJtty north 10 n()(ln-1 winds fel'to 30 mph •I limes In •teas l>elow the ca...,ons IO"•Qnt And decreulng on Frldey Ove<ntgnt IOwt 42 10 52 Highs Friday ~ IO 68 Elte•he r e loom Po•nl Conception to 111e Me11 can border and our 60 miles Small cr•n advhlory OVflf oule< wate<s for norlhwest winds 20 to 30 knot• with 8 ro 12 1001 combined -decreu109 1on1gn1 Winda Frtday nortt>wat 12 lo 22 knots Locally vu labl• wind• 4 to 8 knot• tonlgftl end ~rldey m0<mng. beCOmlng -1er1y 10 10 18 llnots Friday afternoon Wind wavea 3 ro 5 leet ~•1«1)' awella 3 lo ~ leel High clovd1neu al rimes otl'lefwise ,.r lhiOVQll Fr1aay lJ .S. !f 11111 Ill a ry A ll Or~dumped up 10 t8 lnchea o anow on hlghe1 eievetlon• ) 1ne Sovrnwht early roday. whit-r •In lell over 1 he central Giii! lfale. end d•lule dempened tt>e aoutnern Plains OenM log Oevltloped In parts of Tex•. Coietlldo Md Kensu A lrevei.11 •<Meory wa9 IUU9d f0t nort~ern Arkansu, where lrMzlng Me.1 and r•ln c•uaed one 1rafllc ~h Wednesdlt)' Rain w11 forecall ror Iller today !Ind' tonlghl from Florida ~.1~11~~· acrou rhe lower M '\'alley and T eHI 10 tfte high l>ltfn• oi ~ Mulco Snow w!* ex~ed from the fMw MH!fX> mount•fnt llC•OH upper Ar lJon• end the central Roell ... 10~ Id.no Tempef re. -·• eapected 10 r~ Ille ,_,, tn the uppw LMI• and northern New En~d to Iha 70 1 In tlOU1hem a Tempe turet arovnd tne n.ellon at 19k1nlgh1 PST rang~ from mr iil.ta· 14 d•qreu In Leeler>on, aH .. ro 70 ci.o•-In Key Wwt,Aa. • mpn &nd & low o r 46 were IO•ec&al lo< Los Angele$ lontght A i..on ol 68 IS e•pec;led Friday S1m11 ar weather wllh rows lonlQhl ol 35 10 45 was f0<8Ca51 '°' tne eoqtaJ and 1n1ermed1a1e valley•. which are e~pecled 10 have hlQl\9 of 6-4 to 68 Friday F•lr wea1ner w11h some nrgh cloudlnett e nd nortn to norlhwes• winds 25 10 40 mph were lo• .:&st '°' 1ne mount•ln er ... 1onign1 An ove<nigni tow or t8 10 28 ana highs Fnday on Ille 40s -e lorecasi v .. 1able nigh cloudiness w1lh aecreung wonda and tows 01 15 to 25 -e e•pecled '" 1ne Owens Valley lontghl where nigns ot 48 to 56 are due l'roday High c•oud•ness and no"n 10 nortnwut ... nas ro 10 30 mph were prearc1ea for tne desert areaa lows or 26 10 36 on 1ne nort,_.., ~s and 38 to 48 In lhe aourhern deserls were l0<ecu1 10< 1ono0n1 Htgna ot 56 IO 88 In Ille n0<l~n de&ef1• and 66 to 73 1n 1"41 toulhefn d-t• 111e lorecaSI '°' Friday T ,, 111 /Jl' r(l / 11 r P .~ NATION HI l o Albllny 8 3 AlbuquerQufl 48 32 Amerlllo 35 28 AaN!vllle 41 20 Allan la 40 30 All11n11c Clly 25 15 Au1t1n 'f 3• Blll11m0<e 29 14 Bllllngs 47 26 Bl<mlngham 43 32 Blamer ell 33 26 Bolte 47 33 ao.1on IJ 3 Brownavtle ~ 45 Bulfalo 15 -5 Burling Ion 2 -9 Cupe< 42 ?O Charto.ton SC 41 34 Charlealon, wv 28 2 Chartolla, NC 37 23 Clwfenne 42 16 Chk:ao<> 22 16 Clnclnn•ll 24 14 ClevelW><J 21 5 COluml>la, SC 43 36 'Colvmbul 22 5 Dal-Ft Worth 38 32 • Friday, January 2 1 ~ •u1•1.._ ... ... Dayton 20 8 Denve< 38 17 Des Moir>M 30 25 OelrOO 26 fl Duluth 17 14 El Paso 60 43 Fargo 20 20 Fl11911atl 36 18 GrHI Falls 48 16 , Hartford 9 ·2 Helena 39 16 Honolulu BI 83 Houslon 42 37 lndlanapolls 2• 16 Jeckaon, MS 42 33 Jackaonvflle 49 41 Kansas Cny 25 23 LH Vegllt 56 31 lfltle Rock 33 31 Loulsvtlle JO 20 Lubbock 47 34 Memphlt 42 35 Mia ml 89 88 MllwaukM 26 23 "4pi..S1 Paul 24 21 NUhvllle 39 24 ,.._Or_,,. 43 40 N9W Y()flt 21 13 Norf()lk 31 23 Nor1h Plalle 27 24 Oklahome City 33 29 Ornah• 24 21 Orlando 88 54 F'ttlleoelpl'll• 28 13 Phoenix 80 48 PllltbutJ.h 20 8 Portlan . Me 17 ·3 Portland, Or.' 411 42 Pr~ 11 4 Rai.ign 34 18 SURf RIPURT LOCATION Huntington Pt.. Slf1t• Ana Riv"' J<otty 401h SI Newpo.1 2211d St "'-Pott e.tboll Wedge Aockl>!le. u.oi- SIM9y HOiiow ll!Qvne l•OOll• Sr . l.aQun• l lH 4·11 3·11 3·6 3-11 3 I HAH POOf·fal1 good \)OOd good l>OOt' Wat .. lemp 511 Swell direction w .. 1 2·3 ~-3 ,.3 , •• r , ... .... ' . · Rain O SnowO 5hOwflr!>C:J F"lurr1es~ .. -.. Repld C•ly 39 t9 Reno 38 25 Atchmond 33 )7 Sell Lelle .... 28 S&f\ Antonin 43 38 Sea Ille 50 42 Shrevepor1 38 34 SIOuM Fells 23 22 S1 LOull 30 26 St p.r11mn11 66 56 St Sre M11110 9 5 Sr><>kene 40 34 Svrecus• 9 -7 Topeka JO 28 lucS-011 62 41 TVIM 36 31 W11t111ndton 33 18 Wlchll11 ?8 26 CALIFORNIA Bakerslleld 57 40 Eurelle 50 34 Fret11>0 56 35 l •ncaste< 49 36 Los A"09'1M 63 53 Oa~l•nd 54 39 Puo RoblM 53 33 Red Bluff 55 36 Redwood City 55 .. , Sect•rnento 50 30 SaHn" 80 311 SM Diego 66 55 San Fr•ncl11CO 54 44 Sen•• e.,b•1• 82 u St<>Qllon Ml 37 B4rllow 56 48 Big Beer 46 28 8191'1op 47 33 Calallna 63 50 Lake AtrowneAd 40 28 Long Bffch 8& 35 Monrovle &e 48 Ml Wiiton 38 28 N-l>Of1 Beach 64 65 Ontario 81 50 Palm Spring• 811 48 Tides TODAY I Second hfOh 1221prn 3.7 Sooono low 7 13 p,m It PltlOAY Ftrar hfOll 2 ttl • m 4 2 Flr11 low a 48 e m ~ I Second t>+Qh t 54 p m 3 2 Second tow 7 st p "' ' 6 Sun Hll t04ey al 5 t t p m , ,. ... r:rt0•v •t O &r •"' J.Moon n,.. todey ar ro 49 • m .. ,. •• 1 tl20 pm • Orangt· County's t·1tw:-. Stephens said add1t1tmal s t.all' eutbaek, could fnrt•t· lht· t•tty to I urthc•r n'CJuN.• s.t•rv1c1• and ~sx·11d more of its n•St•rvt• funds, whwh arc: a maJOr sourt'(· 11r rt•vc•nut· t•> the nty throul(h the· llHt•rt-st tht• funds gL•nt•ratt• OH1nals 111 Hunt111gto11 &,.ad1 satd any n ·dut·t1cm qf tht• amount proposed 1n1ghl rt•sult 1n euL-; t11 sc:rv1ces R1('h &rn,,rd, ........ ,~Will t11 lh1• city adm1rnstr,1l111. "'lid, "Wt•' II have to t•valuaw the· pn>posal .rnd 1C we romt.· up -;hnrt. w1·'ll have to look at tht• ~·rvrt't'!-. w1 · pfov1df• and make lht' cut:-wht'n> Wl' have to m::ikc the t·ut.s " He said H untmgto n Bt>ac:h r::. JUSt now gNtmg tnlll th<• hudg1·t ,,rtJL~'> for lht• rn·xt r1"o(.dl Yl'<ff "Tht· import.ant thin~ IS lo WWI ;ind "''<' what tht· ~0Vt•rn•11 .md th1..· IPg1s latun· fin.illy du,· h1 · '><t1d "Tlwv n · nt<ik111g pn1p1 ~1b .111d l 111 ""'1 tlw11 wall 111 mun· • h.,ng1· .... 111 tin 111 l..t 11 "" 111111111> ... NPwport B(•.1tlt \\111Jld 111• 0111 .. r llH' h-.1sl .tff1~t1•l 11111· .... 111 1111 c llllfl I\ ('1t v M;,n,1g1·r Hoh \Vv11n .,.ml I ht· sla It· u ride 1 t h1· r•·vt·r...,. l><ialoul p111pc1~1l would t.1kt• 11111 .... 1 Crom t1t11-s that rt'(1•1vt• tlw mcKt and l!''>M·r ,cmowll' frun1 1 1l1t'' .... ut It ...... Nt•v. pol I th.11 i.111• not hPJvv b.11 l11u1 rt'<. I p1t·n L" Wvnn -.;11d lw '' 11n11•rt.;Jllt h11w much 1h1 e1ty might l11sc: und1·1 I h« propo!-o<t I Out of 10 rl'n·nt hutld1ng ix·r1111t.s 111 Fuunlatn Valll'y for nt•v. rt.KJrs. nine Wt•n• rur flrt' n·t.11 J.int 1Jr nun 1·1Jml1u:.t1blt lllol(I I I.ti .... tiff' I lrt• I hll'f .... lid (~A BLE ·1n•:A From Page A 1 'Ysll'm will allow t'Ustumt·r·s tu shop . bank and t•vt.-n plug 11ll11 l'omputt·rs using l'ablt· C)rJngl' C9ast l'11ll1 g1 pn·s1d1·nt Bcrn1t• Luskin ~td tlw t·1dh·gc· d1strrct 1s sl'rlliU:-.lv 111 t l• rt· s t t' d 1 n u s 1 n j.( st• v t' r ,; I dlJnnl'ls to hroadcast daSS(.'S ;md offrr v1ewl•rs instant lthrarv dau. rrorn !he Costa Mesa campUs Or Gt•orge lla<ld:id . part ownt•r nf Costa M1•,a M edtl'al Cenlt>r t lo:.patal. said th .. m1-d1(·al f.1nl1ty might be intt•n•..,\t•d 111 tt•l1 v1srng medic-al show ... ,ind 11111n1t11rtng he druirl1•n r••olll nh fr.int tlw1r huntt"> A I Ill"'' f11r~ot t 1·11 , 11 1 h•· I lt I 11 I I " I I l l 1 l h 111 I I 11 g 1 t ,t J P••-.::.rl11J1111 ..... uf lht• s'v .... lt•111 v.1•11· I lt1 · h;L ... 11 .... l"Vll'C'S ( <J Jill· 11rr t •r-. H.is11 :-.t'rv1c1·-, outltno·d Ill "' l.1hl1• ord1nJn1..1· .1p pr11\t•d M1111d.1y tndude. 52 :>lJlldJrU 1 li.111nl'b, twu-w<1y capal11lit v 111( ,ii t hannels for l'du1·.1t1n n . l1hrary governml'nt <111d puhl11. USt '. ,1 ..;tud10 in Cost.<.1 Mt•si1 a nd •Ill ln lc•rsh1p program f,1r lh0M' 1nten-stc'Cl 1n pursuing a canoer 111 r·;1hll' telev1i;1on A spokl"Srnan said <X.'\'an water t an cormdt' the interior o r lht pl.mt bt•cause or llS htgh !>alt 1'<11lt1•11t • • • Thi 1 tty l'<1until !!> t·X!J<.-'<·Wd to < hoosl' ti t·ablf' operator b y S1·pt1·mht-r Construction 1·o uld l>1·g111 by l)('t·c·mber Dya!> warm-d those attendtng tltt• m1·1 ting that c:onstruct1on wmild l1•ad tu the d1srupt1on of th<· 486 lrlllt•s o f stn,cts in the• c llV At o nt• time thl• ins tallation of <·able· ffil'<tnt gaping t rc-nch es along l'lly .. 1dewalks Dy<tS said rC"'1d1·n~ t·an l'X f)('('t l.Q see only s1x-m1.·h w1dt• holl"s dug tu lay I Cl bit Ji fl(~ Most 111 lht '!iVstem will he· 1n~t;Jllt•d 111 Cosl.1 Ml•s;1 using h\'t 1 h1 .. 1d ulllatv polt-s. t·xt~pl m (,....,\'" '-'ht•r t• uttltlll·s artc· un1i<-1 ground lnstall<illun costs arr· 1·st11natcJ at S20 rntllion 11verh1 dci .1 C'nm p a r ed to $80 m1llron ror .1n u nd(•rground sv.:;tl•m. nvas said H . .t I's p ,11 cl In t h tJ s e w h o ~uhsc:r1b1• to c::1blt• wall be frozen l"r lhrt'l' yt•an; If thl' o perator la1l<, lt> µrov1d1.· o;1dequa te servtt'l· ya .... s.i1d Elegant Gifts at Special Prices for the New Year! COBRA 20' Light Cobra Neel\ Chain RPgular $37 95 $18 99 JO L1ghl Cobra Neel\ Chain R~ular $55 95 $27 99 FLAT WHEAT 8 F1a1 Wl'1eat Bracelel Regular $87 95 16" Flat Wheat Neck Chain $•3 99 Regula• S 179 95 18" Fla\ Wheal Neck Chain $87 99 Regular S 197 95 $98 99 HERRINGBONE 20" Herr1nibone Nack Chain .Regular 101.95 .. _. .. $49 99 30"' Harrlnibona Nack Chain Regular 153 95 S76 9 BOX CHAIN 16" ~Oii Neck Ch1fn Regular S 112.115 18" Box Neck Chain $55.99 Regular S 125 95 $82 99 20" Box Neck Ch1ln Re;yular S 131Ul5 .. $691111 24" ox NeGk Ohlln R1ular S 1611.96 .... $111.119 30" ox N.ctl Ch11n Regular S2 10.00 .. .. ...... ......... S10-4 99 MK Chains & Britrelets SOLID ROPE 1600 Solid Rope Neck Chain Regular $432 95 27 ' Solid Rape Neck C1!111n Reqular $729 95 30 Solid Rope Neck Cl'1111n Regular $809 95 TINSEL CHAIN 16 T1nse1 Neck Chain Regu1a1 $82 95 18' Tinsel Neck Chain Regular $93 95 10" Tinsel Neck Chain Regular $ t 55 95 SUPER CHAIN 18 Super Ne<:k Chain Regular $610 00 :io· Super Neck Chain Regular $1015 00 LIGHT SERPENTINE 15' L1ghe Serpentine Neck Chain Regular S27 95 18" Light Serpentine Neck Chain Regular $33 95 20" Light Serpentine Neck Chain Regular S37 95 2'1 " Light Serpentine Neck Chain Regular S<t5.95 MEDIUM SERPENTINE CHAIN 16 Medium Serpentine Neck Chain Regular S 100.95 18' Medium Serpentine N.ck Chain Regular St 13 95 . .. 20" Medium Serpentine Neck Chsln Regul1r 1121 95 . . .......... .. 2•" Medium Serpentine Nectl Ch1ln 112 Oii $211 99 $364 99 $399 99 $39 99 $46 99 $77 99 $299.99 $499 99 S13 99 $1699 $18.99 S22 99 $49.911 $56.99 $69.99 Regular $147.95 ... . ............... .. ..... $73.99 30~~:1~~,::.rs~~.1.n~ .. ~.~~.~.h.~1.~ .............. 1811.911 HEAVV SERPENTINE CHAIN 16" Heavy Serpentine N.ck Chain Regular 1107.95 ..................... *53.99 ~OR~~~.7.~!f.:'8"~ .. ~~.~ .. :11.~r.n ........... see.99 24" H .. V)> 8-fJ*lllne Neek ~n•in 30~~~ 1~'11511~ .. N;;cii·cti·f.i~ ................... •79·99• R~lar 52= ........................................... 8".H ,q -..,_____. --- Orange CoHt DAIL V PILOT ~Thurlday, Jen 20, 1NI NATION Seven killed a Reagan: Balanced budget by ~ 99 truck • wrong lane veers 1n Ry The Auoclatrd Prr1111 STRATFOJ.tO, Cum\ -A t r u l' k l h a l p I 11 w t· d 1 n l 11 Vl•h1des WUll111R Ul u toll booth, tnggt>n ng a n l'>-p los1011 that 1nrme rated scvt•11 pt,.'iJll' a nd in ju r t.•d four oth ers, veered into a "l·ars only" lant> for unknown reasons, poht•1• 'I.lid "fH .t 1-rn-rti to !lb)' whN'C' 1'1111• 't .tr · lu•l.(1n.; u11d th1• ot h1•r 1·11d, F rom th 1· flomt's 1·\ 1•1) thing i.011 o l ml·ltl•d t 11 gt' l h 1• r ~ ' ' t" l l p I u 111 :.uµl'tlntl•ndt.-nt Joe Bndgl·p11rt !>a1d after lh<' ac(.·1d1•11t Wl·<lnl'Miuv EDA wi11 .. 'Golden Fleece' WASHI NGTON Sl·n Wilham Proxm1n· has givt>n his monthly ''Goldl'n Flee<'e" awa rd t o t h e Et·on om1t· Devclupm1mt Administration, an age n cy the R eagan Adn11n1s1ra11on would Il k£> Congress t o put out o f bU!.lnl'SS. Proxm1rl'. who hands out STATE the ,1 wnrd tor µrojec1 ~ hP l' I a 1 111 ~ u r l' u w a s t t' o f taxpuyl•rs' money. said th e> EDA d1·~l'rv1-'d the pnw "for .. I I 1 I w I n g u s l' I t I es u n d non -pr'ofll organ1zat1ons 10 m1susl' a $1 98 m1ll1un fedt'r.11 I u d 11 ( u n ti d l' cl 1 c a l e d t •> t•reaung local .)Obs " Marines to get Big Macs C AMP PENDL ETON Tho u san ds of Mari n es stationed at Camp Pend leton are prc>par1 n g f o r an onslaught o f Big Mars - hamburgers tha t is McDonald's plans to open a franchise on th e sprawling base 60 miles nor th of San Diego next month. It will be the fi rst ume that a fast food enterprise has established a rt•Sl<1urunt on a U S m1lluiry base Tht• franchise will bl' <>Pl'I atl'd by To m Tut·kcr . o wnpr o f M c·Donald's 1 t• s t aura n ts 1 n n e a rby Fa llbr ook a n d Ramo na Tucker said that he plans to h1n• some Mannes and also their dt•pend1·nts to help him run the restaurant, scheduled to O,pt'n Feb 7 Avalon hospital troubled LOS ANG ELES Countv hospital inspectors have asked Avalon Municipal Hospital on Catalina Island be termina ted from Medicare and Medi-Cal beca use 1t f alls to m e et federa l s ta ndards. the Lo!. Angeles Times said today County documents obtained by the newspaper also said th a t M ission Hospi tal o f Hunting ton P a r k , wh ic h expe<'ts a contract 111 the new system of providing care to th t• poor. will require special monitoring. • Avalon administrator Ann Regalado said her hospital has "a terri fi c proble m " bec au se with o n ly o n e full -tim e phys1c1a n. the rac1hty t•annol offer the full rangt· of services expected of most hospitals 13 injured in collision TRUCKEE A were involved m the collision Wednesd ay a fte rnoon o n lntt>rstate 80 at the 5.000-foot level of the wt.--st.ern slope, 25 miles west of Truckee WASHINGTON (AP) Prf'al<h•nt Re:aiian, forcC1d t o ubnndon h111 plt><ltie-to ullminnlc• l1'Cft-n1I ih·fkltli by HJ~3. now l1H1•111l11 w 111how the way to a balanc·c•<l budgt•l by thl' end Qf the d t•cad t-, 1.1 d m1 o l11 trntlon oftk lol11 say · A~ bustn<'l>ll ll'1.1ders clamored fur ma jor dt'flc:i l redut•llona, adminis tr ation ofllc1al1 sa id Wedtll'sday the president was expt.;octed to approve a Iona-range h u dgc'l course le ading to declinmg red ink that would fall below $100 billion by 1988. That would be Reagan's last yea r in o£rice, should he seek and wltt a second term. I n h lil State of the Union Making waves Meauae next· T\Ie aday, the prot1ldent will propc»e "u 11eriea of mcwiurcs" d •1lgnt.>d lo bal11noo the bud.i~l by tho cr\d of thl· 1980., uccordln~ to Whllt' Hou.e counselor l!.dwln Meese lll. At the out.tel of ha term, Reaj!n p romised to proouce ·a bal.ance<r budget by this retlr Meanwh i e , Treasur y Secretary Donald T . Regan said he t'Ould not dU.CtJ.88 detaJls of the admin istration budget plan becauae aome key decisions had yet to be made by the president. When a s ked i f th e administration would be able t.o show budeet deficits below $200 .billion a year for the next three • years, Regan replied only, "Yes." For fl.al 1984, which a,.pn. next Ocwbcr, one offlcial said the preside nt would Hnd C.onar-t a budget flan on Jan. 31 with a dtlflcit o about $190 bllllon. The official, who apoke only on condition that he ~•I n ano nymoua, aaid a preclte estimate of the 1984 deficit had yet to be made becawte the White Houae budge t oCflce was atlll estimating next year's program <.Uta. • If the red-ink estimate proves to be $190 billion, It will be more than double the largest deficit ever proposed by a president, Reaaan bolda the c ur(ent record of $91.~ billion, 'Which he . proposed a year aso tor fl~l chain-r e a c tio n collis io n involving two gamblers' buses and seven o ther curs dnd truc k s during a sudden sno ws to rm 1 n t he S ie r ra Nevada injured 13 people. one seriously. The C alifornia Highwdy P atrol said about 70 peoplt: Faith Hospital m Auburn said 12 people were treated a nd rdc•ased. and bus driver T homas G iesler. 28. was admitted with a broken leg An unide ntified surfe r is a study in concentra tion a s he strives to kt>t>p his ba la nce while riding a wa ve off the coas t of Hunting ton· Beach. WORLD 'Howls of outrage' planned Satellite alerts Aussies Social Security changes face stiff opposition CANBERRA . Australia The government 1s puttmg 1ts disaster agencies on alert to cope wi th t he 2 per cen t c h a n ce that a nu c l ear-power ed Soviet satellite will hit Aus tralia whe n 1t returns to Earth. perhaps next week N ati o na l Disaster O ri;?an 1za t 1o n Direc- t o r :General .MfiJ Gen Kt·v1n Latchford. briefing r e po rte rs t oday o n th e government's con tingPncy plans. acknowledged there was a "very slight" chance tha t Cosmos 1402 will hit Australia But h e said his 'go,·1·rnment wa'\ covering all bets WASHINGTON (AP) -The Soc i a l Securi t y re f o r m commission's final re port on a p lan to save the retiremen t system 1s arnvmg at the White House an d t he Capitol with oppo n e n ts vowing to f ight recommended payroll tax hikes and lev1es on benefits. Three hijackers urre nde r Also included in tht• fi nal report d ue today 1s a strong recommendation from nine of the panel's 15 mem bers to gradually raise the retirement age from 65 to 66 m the early years of the n e xt c·entury. meaning those born m 1949 or later would have to wall an extra year to begm co llec 11ng f u ll r e ti re m e n t benefi ts. DJ IBOUTI Three h ijacke r s fo rce d a South Yemen Jetliner to D11boul1 today and w ounded two passengers in a shootout with the crew bdore surrC'ndenng to police. officials said The· Boeing 70i carried .about 40 passengers and aew. o fficials said. and nen her the nauonal11v ncr the motives of 1 h l' h 1. J a l' k c r s w a s 1mmed1ately known Sen. William L. Arms trong. Walesa ren ews bid for job R -Colo , said Wednesd ay the pro posa l s o f t he N a t io n a l Commission on Social Security R e f o rm . o n ce th ey a r e understood by "middle America, on Main Street and a U over the country," will prompt howls of outrage and in my judgment e ncour age Con ~ress to make some significant changes." GD A NS K . P o land Former Solidarity chie f Lech Walesa has made another bid to get back his JCJb at th1• Le n in Shipyard, but informed Polish sounes said they didn't think ht• w ould succeed in the effort Walesa applied Wednesday t o be r e instated as a n electrician al the Baltic port We're Listening ••• 642·6086 ~h1pyard . where managers turn<'d him away from the gat('S last Friday A s pokesman for Wa lesa· SilJd tht· labor leader rept•ated his eorher argument that the shipyard's refusal to give him a ;ob I!. 1ncons1stent with Polish law He said union o ff 1t1als are en t itled to automatic leaves of absence. Th e commission 's p lan , unveil ed S a turday, w ould ge nera t e $169 billion in n ew reve nues or re duced e xpenses be tween now a nd the e nd o f 1989. m part by higher payroll Whal do you like about the Daily PiloP What don't you like" Call the number at left and your message will be recorded. tranacribed and delivered to the appropriate editor The s ame 24-hour answering service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for vertflr ation No circulation c alls . please Tell us what 's on your mind taxes and a six-month delay in this July's cost-of -llving increase, expected to be about 5 percent. The plan won a 12-3 commission vote and the e ndo rsem ent of Pr es id e n t R ea,ga n a n d congressional leaders. Armstr ong. chairman of the Senate Finance Committee's subcommittee on Social Security and one or the three who voted against the rescue plan, said in a writ ten d issen t included with the ' MENS panel's final report that it relies too heavily on taxes. "Including re ve l\u e from ex pandea coverage, higher taxes account for 75 percent of the proposed deficit reduction between now and 1990 ~ $126 billion out of th e $169 bill io n total ," Armstrong said. ''ln the long run, the balance is even m o r e lopsided. Tax increases constitute 91 percent of the commission's total recomme ndation." JANUARY SPECIAL Gentlemens Lambswool Sport Coat . ............................... Rt&. $3?S Htmncbont "'"' Soll Window P111t LADIES 1883 . But now, th• admlnlltradon expectt the _....... dttlctt for the current budllt yeer to exmed $180 bWan. ~ In laat )'tar'• State of tia{ Union m..,•••· i he pl'e!Ndeat ~ • 1982 defidf Of ....... than $100 billion." S. UC> llllA u the deftdt would decline lft ~I next two yeara. • r !) n· h .,f) ,,., 3 nation~ ban'E.T.~ to kids rl I ,(I Ill ,., STCX;KHOLM, Swedesf (AJlli -Sweden, Finland and N~ have banned younpten from b movie "E.T." -the unuh·MG fantasy tale that Swedlab ~ call a cloae encounter of tM "frightening" kind. .--1 . The Swedish Board of J'iliW Censonhip. backed b~cb~ psychologiata, limited auuduiJ~•-'1:&11• ~E~~T~~:x::.4!n~-:=« portray• adults u enemiet Bf children. -5 The o fticial a1e limit in Finland ii 8, and in Norwa~ In the Unfted Statea, the carries a rating of "Pare~. Guidance" augated. which ~ not irnpoee a strict aae limit. ~ ~ Daniah film cen1or1, wttO restricted the "Star WarV" movies and most other lded fiction film• to those 12 and above, gave "E.T ." the ~ light. ,[i I The Steven Spielberg movte shows Earth-bound childrs giving shelter to the atranded, gawky alien, E .T . f« abort. ... : It has deliih1ed mlWicnl In ta United. Stalea, aet off a Christmaa-time "E.T." c:ra1e, mad now la 1weepln1 countrlja throughout the world. . · The ban on younc obJldr!n from the movie here ~ aome young Sw~ to hit 6 sidewalk with proc.t pllardl to ahow their ditpltt.W.. . . " "Aw av with the 11-J••r limit," .rChUdren~a fllma aee made for children," and "~e want E .T ." read tome of tbe children'• picket sigrw in front of a ~jor Stockholm theater wheft the movie opened Dec. 10. The movie's diatributon aay they doubt the bans are keepinc all under-age children aw•Y. from the movie. --,. Swediah newspapers reported many children under 11, 90IBe with their parents, were ..._,. the movie by pretending UWfY were of aae. But chief cenaor Gunne.l Arrback, in defendina SwedeQ't 1 ban, said moviegoen -under U might be traumatized ·by~ "threate ning and frighte~ a tmosphere'' which -•~W maintained prevails throucboif the film. " ..,. ' ~ .... '·.; .,J ... ~ -... ,, ~ .. 1•.> ) ,. ••• . ' ,.,. •!:> . \ ": "r ' . .......... 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RCl:ERT A I I I 5 formerly Polo Sten SOUTH COAST PLAZA -SS3S BRISTOL ST., All Major Credit Calda Acceptecl , I .. c 0 ( c • 1 D D II T 7. p. n a d di di ( I 8 bl Ill ec • a ~ e> u B ~ aa ~ cc ~ vW •t• , ... Orang• CoHt DAIL y PILOT /Thur1day, January 20. 1883 Say it three times fast It may be un apt description., but this Costa ~senJ-89 pleasure craft i!-t n real tong ue twister. Our photographer spotted the "Toy \ < Boat"" in u dri,•ewny on Santa Ana Avenue . , ) I Girl Scouts .I I get ready for ' c'ookie drive The Girl Scout Council of Orange , County's annual cookie sale begins Thursday, Feb. 3. Supervised Brownie Girl Scouts and teams of Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors will go door to door until Feb. 20 to take orders for Thin Mints, peanut butter cream Do- Si-Dos, chocolate-covered peanut butter Tag-Ar Longs, Vanilla/Chocolate Van 'Chos, Chocolate Chunks with real chocolate, caramel and chocolate Samoaa with a hint of kpcoanut, and a new 1uear-topped shortbread cookie. Deliveries will be made froni March 14-27. and at•that time the.re will be booth sales in neighborhood shopplng centers as well. The cookie sale is the major fund-raising effort for the Girl Scout Council of Orange County. Proceeds support troop activities, and provide a share of the funds needed to operate the Girl Scout program in Orange ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WHITE PORCELAIN ESSENTIALS FROM OUR GRAND OPEN STOCK SELECTION From Japan PLATES 10', DINNER 2.59 7 1 SALAD 1.79 SPARKLING CLEAR STEMWARE From Holland Gracefully simple llnea tor your favor lie vintages Q 4 oz I -~~i!!!!!!~~~~---_j Perennial lavor11es l t-loaves, laundry, logs lllter or leaves From Japan 5 SIZES Warm speckled beige 4 ' 1 10 dinnerware comes 12 deep with e1the1 royal blue 7 "g· lo ~~~....-- and thin brown tine 17" x 27" _ accen t or rich brown 2. 79 to 7 .49 border and 1hin blue 1--------------.i line accent Dish· washer and micro wave oven sate PLATES DINNER 2.99 7', · SALAD Counly , supple m enting susta~ning membership and United Way contributions. Girls who participate in the cookie sale have an opportunity to earn patches, channs, and stuffed toys, as well as partial camperships. Council product sales manager Cece Sander points out that "the cookie sale not only gives girls an opponu.nity to set goals and to work cooperatively toward achieving them, but it also teaches them to ba.n.dle_ mon.e,J ... .m.a.Jse lrl.U\~S •i.P the community, an gain self-confidence in the process. "The price hasn't gone up. They're still $2 a package," she added. Cookie packages feature colorful photographs of Girl Scouts doing the sorts of things that typify the program. Volunteer cookie managers In Costa Mesa are Linda Matthews, Linda Hansen, Mary Boag and Maxine Boyett. PAKKA WOOD & STXIN1£SS STEEL FLATWARE ( iQ From Japan J Polished pakka wood with mirror finish stainless sets an inlormal table. Fork, Soup SPoOn. Knife or Teaspoon . 99 each piece NATURAL RATTAN OPENWORK STOOLS From China Sturdy round drum stools have burnt splll bamljoo lops. 12'/J • to 18" dla 14" tall 9.99 16" tall 14.99 17'.4 " tall 19.99 CEREAL BOWL 1.79 Brown letterlng on white 21 '/i • wide LACQUERED NATURAL RATTAN' HEADBOARDS From The Phlllpplnea Especially handsome headboards with ~~"Q==it hidden wood SOLID BEECHWOOD BUTCHER BLOCK DINfNO TABLE From Yugoslavia Natural beechwood wtfh a llghl 011 finish 1s perfectly cralted into a contemporary classic Top 1s 1 •;, • thick on a matching solidly constructed bate NATURAL OR WALNUT FINISH HARDWOOD DININO eHAfR From Romania DlllaCTLY ACROU PROM MUTH COA8T PLAZA "*'LT Wllf OP •Tll Af 1111 IUW\IWD (TM! IMtT0\.1,Jlf OfJ .. FWOWAT) -~ ;,,/Iii"'"--.. - 11· tall 6.49 2-TONE NATURAL RATTAN FURNISHINGS From Singapore Light and dark stick rattan forms a comfort· able chair end a cozy love aeat. Miiiiiin framing have :r.=!:::;=====I a herringbone weave aurlace. For The Discriminating Man Wright Arch Preserver' Shoes Aa comfort.able u it i1 sood -111::1..__ lookinr. Thanka to Wrlaht.'• r-four exclusive comfort featurea. Black or Brown €alf. We Buy This Style In These Sizes 6 . 7 • 8 . 9 . l~ . 11 -l2 • 13 AA l x x l x x '( A x x x x x x x l 8 x x x x x x x x r x x ·c x x x x x x x x x x x x 0 x x x x x x x x x x x x x £ x x x x x x x x x x #99 FASHION ISLAND ... NEWPORT BEACH ... 7~-~51 ... Delicious Top Sirloin Steak and two large eggs. Served with hashed brown potatoes and choice of toast. FIRST · ANNUAL SKI SALE 10 fO 403 OFF Sale Starts Fri., Jan. 21st I OPEN DAILY 10-9 FRI 10-8 SAT a SUN • Skis-Boots-Bindings-Poles- Cross Country Equipment • Ski Clothes-Exclusive 1 pc. Suits- Parkas-Sweaters-Pants- After Ski Boots • All Accessories-Gloves-Goggles- Car Racks-Hats-Etc. . . . ALL '82-'83 MERCHANDISE High ~rtormance demo equtpment ft rental prtoee. -\ . . That · was no kidnapping, officer ... A newspaper photo1rapher ln Lake El1lnore who •napped plcturee of what he thought wu an abducUon actually wlt.neeled a few frlenda from Buena Park trytna to get a drunken buddy home, offict.lt .. y. When the-Buena PmryWUU uw thtlr ptctu.re Wedneeday on Loe AIUf let ataUon KNBC, thel called l{jvef'lid County ah rtff 1 Detective Chris Taylor. Taylor .. Hid h• mtt with thom Wedntaday nlaht H • roller· 1katln1 rink to clear µp the my1tery. 1'lt'1 excellent nt'WI," 1ald Taylor, who had worked full· "Hospital use aowri, price up . SACRAMENTO (AP) California hospitals had fewer patients in the third quarter of 1982, but the price went up anyway. the California Health Facill tlea Commission said ' Wedneeday. Joseph Hafkenschiel , executive director of the sta\e agen cy char1ed with encouraging hospital efficiency, blamed the decline in hospital use on tht-receHlon. He sfld unemployed people put oft elective health care. The rlle in prtcet was partly because hospltala spread their coeta over fewer patients, he laid. "The latest -data illustrate that the hospital Industry does not respond to normal 1upply and demand forces ," Hafkeruchlel said. "Demand is fall.lng but hoepital . Teen suffers :meningitis MINEOLA, N. Y. (AP) - Health officials have found a second case of meningitis, this one in a 13-year-old Buena Park girl who visited relatives in Long Island last week. Nassau County H ea lth Officials reported Tuesday that the teen-ager's type of meningitis was a different strain from the one believed to have killed F.dward Gast, 5, of Massapequa Park last Saturday. Deputy Nass au H ealth Commissioner, Norinan Schell. said the girl, whose name was wi~held, left Long Beach, N.Y .. last Thuraday and becanie ill the following day, Schell said. He said the girl was in serious condition at Children's Hospital , near Loe Angeles. Schell said the girl returned to California on United Airline's Flight 15 at 6 p.m. last Thursday. He advised that anyone who sat near her ahould notify their physician and take antibiotics. He added that the airline was trying to contact passengers on that flight. The airline has already given antib iotics to crew members on that flight, Schell 'lllld. With the greatest of ease ratft continue to rfM. In addlUon, lnCl'HHd bed debtl from patlentl loeln1 inaurance or Medi-Cal cove....ae, and savemment efforta to control reimbunement may ~t in hoepttala rutna ra<a to privay~nta to make up the dellcit.' The commi81lon reported that during the July-S"e~~r'ber period, patient daya in om1a hoepltala were 2.9 percen below the ume period of 1981 and dlachargea were 1.2 percent lower . For the aame period, the average charae per day wu $689. up 22.4 percent over the previous year, while the average charge per stay was $4,623, up 20.3 percent. The average length of stay was 6.9 days, down 1.5 percent. The cornm.imion laid the coet to hospital.a for producing services increased 13.5 percent. More than hall of the increaae wu due to l.ncreued aalarles and 1u11ply prices, while the rest waa due to the decreue in hoepltal use and the provision of more and diff~tervicea. The on's study dld not include lar, state hoepltala, Shriner and dental hoapttala. Caught in mid-flight, this tiny egret tucks up his landing gear and heads upward. The bird was spotted near the Newport Cr est area. tJrnt' on tho cue l1nce Sunday, when th photo1raph1 were taken by John Georae, a 17-yoar-old photoarapher for the w ekly Lake Elalnore Valley Sun-Tribune. "Th• kJda had a aood Urne and everythlqa turned out OK." 'ceorae. who wa1 phot.osr•Phlna teenJc area.a ln the park at the time of the "kidnap," had oontlnued anapplna phoio. aa a youth wH wreatled to the around by three people, bound with ropee and carrtedfway ln a truck. Taylor aaJd the youths had no Idea they had been the object.I of a four-day manhunt. "They were initially quite concerned aft.el"'eeelng the news on televlalon," he said. "But being kida, they abo thought. It wu quite funny," The four spent last Saturday' n~ht ln Lake· Elsinore o n a f ouUng, said ~ statement from e Riverside sheriff'• Lake Ela1nore station. "On the morning of Jan. 16, 1983, one of the parties consumed too much 'alcohol and there was eome rwne-calllng between one penion and the other three." the statement sdid. "The drunk person decided that he was gol.nR to walk home to Buena Park. His friends tried to st.op him several timeS, but he kept getting away and runntng from them." · "He got mad and wouldn't go with them," Taylor said. "It came down to the point where they had to tie him up and throw him ln their truck." ... Boys Clµb .. "", set for baseball The Boy1 Club of Fountain will be played on the Boye Valley ta now llgnJ.ng up boya Club field, 9840 Talbert Ave., and girla, &gee~ to !2, for lll Fountain Vall'Y. 19831>ueball aeuon. League fee ii $20, oovert.na Two dlwlona are planned: uniform and trophy awarda. tee ball for beginners and R e g la tr a ti on l a be l n a "kid pitch" .tor experienced conducted at the club. Adult playen. PncUcea will belin coaches are needed for th'e ln early March with league teems. For information, call play starting in April. Game. Mark Cbow, 968-1635. ----• The virtues of studying atudenta. " abroad will be dlacuaed Jan. Currently more than 100 31 during a meeting ln Tustin high school studenta from on the Ame rican Field Orange County are 1tudying Service program t o be in 59 coun\rles through the attended by local Orange AFS program started ln 1914 County school oUlciala. . by World War I ambulance Deu Hargadon, Stanford drivers. U n l v e r s i t y d e a n o f Since 1972 more than 650 admi881ona. and WWlam Dyal Orange County hlgh achool Jr., international president of students have partldpated in AFS programs, wlll discuss the educationaf program that global experiences available allows studenta to live and to Orange County high .chool study in foreign countries.. • Coastline College will will be uaed in the course. offer a course in popular, rock Students should have their and folk guitar from ~:30 to own guitars. 9:30 p.m. Mondays, beginning R · t t . b il i Jan. 31 a t the Robfowooa egis ra ion Y ma • being conducted now. ln-daaa L earning Center, 5172 registration will be permitted =den Ave., Huntington_ du.ring the first two weeks if F.rnphaaia will be on guitar space is available. playing, rather than theory. For in formation, ca 11 ReOordl. video tapes and films Coastline, 963-0824. 2 for 1 Sale (Plus '1.00) Last 10 Days of Sale Featurin~: • Franlc Lee •Sir James • Coto • Ru11 • Adde II • Lilli Di••oad • Sweaten by Adet • Country Miss • Specialty Import• '--_.::-.. ______ .....J Jewelry lit more Something s,,eelal feminine fashions 250 E. 17th, Costa Mesa • 645-5711 w~ opeaa1aze "' cui.w. ror the -r ficure <-4 thru 18) Cartoon classes at OCC A beginning cartooning course will be offered at Orange Coast College this spring. 22 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SAVE AND CHECK WITH US Two sections of the c o u r s e a re o n t h e. schedule. One meets Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon, and the other ls ala.led for Tuesday and Thursday eveningJ from 7-10 p.m. "Altho ugh helpful, previous art training is not necessary since cartooning is an art that depends m ore on distortion than realistic depiction," said course instr u c tor Gary Hoffman. 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' Othe r pupils claimed Letichia Sease had taken the wallet. After some disc u ssion, Sease was searched in private by two female school employees. The school says Se~ volunteered to be searched. Sef.se's m other Rosemarie says the sct)ool officials threatened to call po)ice if Sease r e fuse d to be searched. No mon~y was found. · Who said what presumably will be decided in court. The inddent proved the school district al no f>olTcy on 1uch aeatthcll. Had there been one, a good d l ot unpleasantne88 might have been avoided. For instance, when ls a "arch justified? No $5 blll was found on Sease. but if one had been found, how did administrators intend to prove whose It was? Was there any proof thut there had indeed been two bills to start with? Why did school o fficials choose to believe the owner of the wallet and not Sease? It w'uld appear schoql administrators acted instinctively -and precipitously -in deciding upon the search. And the cost or their haste may be high. The district needs to . have a policy on when and how searches should be conducted. Students stilfhave civil rights. And most importantly, before any search is conducted, the school should have some reasonable means of identifying what they hope to find, something more pr ec ise than a string of assumptions. l"'part Beach---------- W'ho o wn s the channel? ' A couple of decades ago, the pr ncipal attraction of Newport Stlores was the Oxbow Loop, a qlll)int boating and s wimming c hannel running b e hind the re$dential community on the west side of N,ewport Beach. • Unfortunately.the years. and an accumulation of silt, have taken thtir toll. and the waterway today is little more than a mudhole . Some residents still have boats at thtir docks, but th.e re they stay., : The problem 1s an ownership di!lpute that has been dragging on f o'r 1 1 y ea rs , s i n c e th r e e h q m eowner s filed a lawsuit agpinst the state, the county and • thf city, all possible owners of the capal, a lawsuit that has never bef?n settled. Also involved in the ownership issue is developer Bill &toning, who says his finn owns pah of the waterway and has had to pay taxes on it. If it should be determined that the Oxbow Loop_.qualifies as tidelands, it would belong to the state, which presumably would ask the city to maintain it. But that would Involve about $30,000 worth of dredging, which no one seems arixious to undertake. The residents did foot the bill for one dredging, but they're not eager to do it again. Now Newport city officials have decided to step up the effort to settle the ancient lawsuit and determine just who owns the channel. by appointing a mediator to sit oown wnn aJJ parues ana Lry to conclude the dispute out of court. This appears to be the most reasonable suggestion so far. If it works. Ne wport Shores could regain much of its old charm. lriine-------------- His tory worth preser ving If only the o ldtimers who planted East Irvine in East Irvine had faced the reality of future urban sprawl, the city fathers wouldn't-be fa c,ed with incbnvenient roots. Whe n the old town cen ter was founded on Sand Canyon Rqad, nobody tho ught ahead to the day that the little road would Cafry 50,000 car trips per day. The da~ has arrived, and the city . is in a quandary -still. , We say still, because the City Cduncil already has vowed ~o preserve the buildings. It's just th;t nobody can agree on the best WfY to do that. Although there h$ been a lot of rhetoric and a stl)dy report, there are really two I alternatives: move the road or move the buildings. Everything else is a variation on those two themes. If the buildings were moved, F.ast Irvine would be located in West Irvine. We can hardly wait to see Thomas Brothers tackle that one. And there is the danger, as Irvine Mayor Larry Agran pointed out, of making a sort of Knott's Berry Farm south. It would be preferable to have historical buildings on their own historical plot of ground. H oweve r , displaced historical buildings are preferable to rar.ed historical buildings. The important thing is to save this piece of the J)a.'t. We wish the city would get on with it. Li1un1 leach ----------. L and sal e h as fla ws I I • : The city of Laguna Beach fihds itself in the odd position of hlwipg to sell the county a parcel ol land on which to build a portion of a freeway the city doesn't want. 1 Back in 1978 the city granted tbe county an option to purchase p rt of the 522-acre Sycamore ·ns parcel for a regional park a d a portion of the proposed San J aquin Transportation Corridor. I return the county loaned the c' y $1 million to help pay for the S camore Hills land. 1 The agreeme nt provided that t county should pay for the land it wanted at its 1978 value, now imated at $13,000 an acre. It her provided that the rest of property would not be used resJdential development. Now the county has decided it ants to bu y 14 3 acres of cl y-owned land for $1.9 million - 7 acres for • l>Ortion of the proposed freeway and 67 ac1 ~ !or a park. But m fact. the county's obligation would be just under $900,000 since the city already ha11 received the $1 million loan. Although Laguna is obliged to live up to its 1978 agreement, the county's offer is not being greeted with joy. In the first place, the, trans)>o rtat1o n corridor, originally envisioned as a six-or .eight-lane roadway, now seems likely to grow to 12 or 14 lanes, a development that does not please Laguna. Additionally, the city will have to obtain county pennJssion for residential development of 62 acres to help defray its current debt of. $7,7 mlllion on the entire property. There's li\tle doubt thil would be forthcoming from the county and, given the size of the debt, Laguna has little cholee at this point but to accept the purchase off er. . ,........,,....., ,_..,._ ...... A....t u.r,..., .. ............. (dllotlal ,. ldllof.;_a. __ a..yo ...... ~(._.., . • • Letters to the editor College fee not asking to o m u ch To the F.dltor: It seems to me incredible that the community college officials throughout the state thlnk as they do about a $50 dollar semester fee. U a student cannot come up with $100 per-year he~ ettherlny w-'WiO nui- work. After all, a half hour of work per week at minimum wage is not too much to ask of anyone. Do not parking fees tell these officials eomething about ability to pay? Maybe the educators need some education. MICHAEL B. JAGER Against recall To the Editor: Your editorial comment of Jan. 6, "Fountain Valley Recall Moves Ahead," deserved to be printed on the front page of the paper rather than on the next to last page. It was outstanding; however, l ~o me additional comments are MAILBOX warranted. Your r e ference to a ''somewhat belated group" that has formed to support the trustees and combat the recall effort ls misleading. This group, which consists of many community citizens, not jljsl present and former trt&SU!H of Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach High School districts, have continually m onitored the misdlrected efforts of the CARE group from the beginning, giving advice when asked by the trustees as to what steps should be taken and at what time these steps wouJd be most appropriate. Our concern was and still ls the same as your editorial concem , that ln fact. emotion should not be the guiding factor in our actions. We now are formally called "Citizens United Against Recall." IT IS A shame that under the title "Committee Advocating Responsible Education" a small nucleus of three Costa 11sa--:------------ R e d evelop1nent confusion More {.;()sta Mesa busin esses felt the bite o f the bulldozer's blade last week -and the o nly - thing larger than the cloud of dUst creat ed by the d o wnto wn demolitions was the c loud of confusion created by the city's redevelopment policy. The la test buildings fell to make way for the widening of 19th S treet between Fullerton and Park avenues. At least the cause of their demise was defined. That much cannot be said for the earlier destruction of a rundown 10-acre shQpplng center at 19th Street and Harbor Boulevard. No rebuilding plans exist for that parcel of land, pending completion of a detailed study by the U rba n Land Institute. The lack of such plans has caused much consternation among business owners in another part of the city's 200-acre redevelopment area, the so-canea"Trlangle" between Harbor and Newport boulevards and 19th Street . Already feeling the pinch 'of reduced consumer tra ffic and dwindling profits, these people are becoming more and m o re concerned that their businesses may ,be the next to go. Costa Mesa Redevelopment Director Marilyn Whisenand says there are no plans now to condemn "The Triangle'' -but that isn't much reassurance since there are no plans NCYr TO either. R e development is a wonde rful idea. It r e kindles dreams, renews hopes, restores a sense of community and reduces urban s pread'. But true RE - development requires not just demolition. It requires rebuilding, with detailed blueprints and precise timetables. San Antoni o, Texas , r e develo p ed this way . The wrecking crews pulled out one day and the construction crews pulled i n the next -and th e transformation of a city was put on display to the world at Expo '67. • Projects were . planned the same '(lay in downtown Mjnneapolis and along the Baltimore waterfront, and tho$C areas are con s idered redevelopment showcases t.Oday. Oklahoma City, San Francisco and Los Angeles did not have detailed schedules -and portions of those downtowns still look like bombed-out war zones. It's sad to see Costa Mesa-joining this group. W e sincerely hop e redevelopment will produce a shining new downtown. But right now. it looks like it will be a long and painful process. And before the bulldozers roll again, the questions of those who might be in their path shou1d be answered. Plans should be refined, rebuilding commitments gained and construc tion sch e dules established. If these things can't be accomplished, then the r e d evelopment agency should change its name to the Costa Mesa Vacant Lot Authority. ...... fau11t1l1 llll1J'---------- Park fees reasonable Al though the Southern California Edison Company ls doubling the rentaJ fee for city parka located in utifity euements, the city of Fountain Valley still hu a pretty aood deal when lt can provide re1ident1 with four separate parka at a total COit to the city of $2,160. led!>(.! the land m ILS easemen~ lo {arms or nurseries (or up to $800 an acre, but oompany policy is to give cities first choice of availllble land. Und~r the new agreement, FounUiin Valley will pay Sl,200' a year for 12-acre Courreges Park. $600 £or 6·acre Harper Park and '800 for 8-acre F\alton Park. But lt will pay only $10 a year !or the 1mall Westmont Park parcel, thanks to an early apeement that aved Edison the expen1e of moving tta power line towers from \he a~a. All ln all, the Idea of Usina , disgruntled parents could cost the taxpayers $25,000 for a special recall election that should never be baaed on (1) dislike for eound financial dedaions that require some school closures over the next four years (2) obtaining signatures under false allegations, primarily from aenlor citizens (3) uaing people to obtaln these signatures who are not legally e ntitled to obtain signatures for a recall effort and/or paid petition carriers who really know nothing about what theyare otit:ifil.ing the signatures for other than the salary they are being paid. It makes one question just ho'¥ responsible any candidate listed on the ballot against Trustees Norton, Moore and Belgen would be and what they might do to the school diltrict once in office since they obtained a recall election through less than credible and unjustified methods. JAY D. STOUT Campaign Chairman Citizens United Against Recall For recall To the F.ditor: · I have been following your editorials and letters to the editor over the {>&St weeks, the latest being 1/6/83, regarding the recall campaign currently ongoing in the Fountain Valley School District. The . continuing theme coming acroa ln these articles IS that we as parenta have no right to instigate a recall. That mere dissat1sfa~uon on the part of parents with the three board members' decision to vote in favor of middle schools has little merit if an~ in re.ference to a recall effort. "j Should we be rjminded that the ach~l board is elected by the voters of thlS district? The candidates campaign to us parents with their philosophies and plans on education in an effort to win our votes. Upon election. are they then not obligated to have an open ear to both the admlr\istration and the parents of this diatrict? JN REGARD 10 middle achooll, during the hearings there were those against the concept it.self. those who felt enough planning had not gone into making the concept work in such a s hort implementation time, those who fell sufficient consideration for the coet of undergoing thia project had not been done, and those who were for the project. · There were hours spent at the podJum voicing dissent ,. letters written, telephone calls made, petitiona ctrculated- and submitted, all against the middle school concept, all prior to the board's vote. One of the things requested by the parents, a solution if you will, was a vote on whether the majority of people in this district wanted a middle achool concept initiated for their children. This wu not complied with. A few years back, a vote was taken by the district thro~gh the mail to parents and teachers. It was voted down . A simple vote polled through the district at this time could have again clearly shown whether the majority wanted this change in our district. A vote would have told us all, democratically. This recall Is not merely an efiort on the part of a few dlsgruntled parent.a who didn't get their own way. More than 6,000 people signed lheee petltlona and that represents a voice that wanta to be heard. The board la there to Uaten to both sides o{ an illue, and since they are elected, the recourae for failure to do eo Is recall. There are no apolOliee to be made. Thls Is the system. By the thousands of signatures obtained, It should be an indication that reprdina this issue, people did not feel truly repretented. • PAT BOWMAN The ctty hu juat a~ to contlnu• l~a1l ng Its 12·acre Courro~ Park from the udllty firm for a fee of $100 per_.. per year. Thia la double the fee the dty hu pa1d 8'"'9e 1967, bUt .me. F.dllOn <:0nt1nuet to~ pay' taxee on the land -and contenda the new lft' ®-not rovw &becax bW lt aeema falr e"°'-11._. u t I 11 t Y>• 1 e m • n t 1 f o r net1hbothood• .......... ~-..._. ......... _ ..... ~-liiiiliiii--~~~ one, and. ewra wi&h thi ~ A\ an Al~tlve, rd**' can f , a bwpin for '&he ctty. , 1 Sup r cop t for spac Sutc llil(' '" pt• •r wh<•r e no 11111n 1111 canne d be(ore By ROBERT LOCKE A, kt.nc. Wtll., PASADENA A tt•ll'St'OJX' 1o41 ~·nlliUvt• It t·an spot u 11pt .. :k 111 Just 1.1 nult• 11wuy will be loftt.J Into spal'l' nl•xl Wt1t.•k to M•un h thl' heavens for mvis1blt' plt'<.'t.'s or th1 • <'<*mos ond cluC'S to tho birth of stars. .. 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POLY/COTTON SHIRTS ....• 7.98 23"FAMOUS MAKER SHIRTS. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 .98 137 LONG SLY. SHIRTS ... .. . .. . . . . . 8.98 51 LONGSLV.SHIATS .................. 8.98 ~WESTERN SHIRTS . .. .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . 8.98 83 YOUNG MEN'S PANTS . . . ........... 9.98 21 FAMOUS MAKER SLACKS . . . . . . • . 9 .98 55 HOODED SWEATSHIRTS . . . . . . . . . . 11.98 103SPORTCOATS 44.98 29 MIO..WEIGHT JACKETS ............... 29.98 59 SKI JACKETS . . .. . . • . • . . . .. . .. 35.98 13WOOLSPORTCO~TS .. . . . .. . . 59.98 shoes for the family . NOW 25 JOGGING TOWELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48c 30 BALLERINA CASUALS. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 3.98 30 CHILDREN'S TENNIS SHOES . a •••••••• 5.98 30MEN'SCASUALSHOES . . . . • . . . . . 5.98 20CHILDREN'STENNISSHOES ..... 5.98 15CHILDREN'SSANOALS . 5 .98 25WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES . . . . • . . .. 5.98 20LITTLEOIRLS'DRESSSHOES . ... . . 9.98 20WOMEN'S ORESSSHOES ... . . . . . . . . 9.98 30WOMEN'SCASUALSHOES . .. . . .• . . . 10.98 10BOYS'DRESSBOOTS ..•........ 10.98 5 BOYS' COWBOY BOOTS . . . . . . . . . . . 10.98 10WOOO£NCLOGS . . . . . . . 12.98 20WOMEN'.S MUSHROOMS' SHOES ....•• -15.98 10MEN'SJOGGINOSHOES . . •..... 18.98 for your home .. ' . ::;. .,, ~ ;,• IC d·,.lj •'I ,. ·f.1 wi 'HJ VI NOW r 1 ' buys for girls 43JOG SHOATS .. • .. ............... . 27TUATLENECKS ..........•.•.•... 42 ACTIVE TOPS ... 24 BIG GIRLS' JACKETS NOW 98c . . .. 98c 2.98-6.98 . 5.98 • 23 LITTLE GIRLS' OVERALL SETS 41 JACKETS .... ... 8.98 12.98-24.98 buys for boys NOW 78 LITTLE IOYS' FOOTBALL SHIRTS ••• : . 1.98 1281G90YS'IHIATI . .• • .. 3.11 21llOIOYl'WARMSHtRT8 •••.••.•..•. 4.11 31 llQ IOY8' 8tM1'8 . .. .. .. • .. • 7 .II 2181G IOYI' AC..VUC 8HtRT8 . .. .. .. .. 7.11 1t..,llOIOY8'1HORT8LY.8"1RT8 ....•.••. 7.11 M81QIO¥l'IWIATER'81T8 .......... .. Mll080Yl'PANT8 ..................... 1.18 118fOIOYl'WOOL IWEtTERI . .. • • .. • 8.91 It lfGllOYl'IKIJACKITS . .. • . • . • . • • 11.91 .. 93 EMBROIDERY FLOSS .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. • .. ~ 31 FINGERTIP TOWELS ................. ~ .. 78c 99 SOAP otSHES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . • • . 1.28 23BATHTOWEL9 ....................... 2.98 41 WASTEBASKETS ........ : • .. .. .. . 3,98 23 DRAPERIES .. . .. .. • .. . 3.98 19BLANKETS .. . . .•. .. . . .. .. ... . ... . 4.98 27CURTAINS . . . • . . . • .. . . .. . . .. . . ...... 4.98 190UILTKrT8 ........................... 8.98 '1380DYTOWEL9 .. .. .. .• .. •• .. .. .• 7.98 TT MAGAZINE RACKS ..••• :.. • .. . • .. • , .. 7.91 • 29 NF\.,. BODY TOWELS •. , • . • • • • • • • • . • 12.98 jewelry buys 1iz N£CKLACD, IARAINOI . . .. . . .. . . . lie 11 COLORED BIAOSD NICKL.ACES . . . • . . 2.41 21COLORIDHOOP IARRINOS . . . ..... 1 •• 17RADIOWATCHU . , .. .. .... , .•.... 1.M 12CALCULATORWATCHU , ••.•.••. .' •• 11.• . I Huntington Beach 9811 Adams Ave. at Brookhurst St. • 963-9731 •• . • ;z I 1 Alf orilable housing program extension hit By JEFF ADLER Ofthll DaltJ ...... ..., Orang Co unty So ard of Supe rvl1ore Chairman Roat-r St.ant.on -an out1pokt'n t of the l'O U•H y g overnm nt '11 mandalory artorda houaina proaram -1110 ho opposes • propoaal forwarded by th~ Houalna COAlltlon of Orana County to ext.end tht mandatory requlrementa. "Coalition memben llf'em to want the county lo Introduce even more restrictive proaram regulations. I think moat Orange Co unti a ns want f e wer Registration cut on Inohile homes I By PAT HOROWITZ O(tfle Delfr ..... ll.lft DEAR READERS: If you are a mobile home owner who pays re~tration fees to the California Department of Housing and Community Development, you have some good news coming to you. Mobile home registration fees have been reduced to $6 per mobile home section in 1983. nu.~Jee is due to a partial refund Qf.1982 fees, wfUch were J22. In 1984 and subeequent years, the fee will be $11. For more information regarding the new fees, calJ the Department -0f Housinf and Community Development at its tol -free number: (800) 952-8356. { I:' • • corm1ng corporation DEAR PAT: 'fbe bu1lne11 llceaae divlaloa of the Costa Meu Fiaaace Department referred me to you. I'd like to flad oat bow to form my own corporado.. I'd like a source that would provide enough tnformatlon for me to handle tbe nece11ary paperwork. L.N., Costa Mesa AYS recommends "How To Form Your Own California Corporation," by Anthony .Mancusco , publis hed by Nolo Press (950 Parker St .. Berkeley 94710). This 184-page book provides all the forms, Bylaws Articles, stock certificates and instruction necessary to file a small profit corporation in California. It includes a thorough discussion of the practical ~d legal aspects of incorporation, including •tax consequences. Most large book stores carry this volume. Restorin_~ entitlement DEAR PAT: Under what eondJtion1 caa a -veteraa's home loan entitlement be restored -after It ba1 been ued? 11ov rnnwntal r_.aiuh1t lon1 and rt•1trlc:tlon1, not mnrr1," maid Stanton In a pN'par('(i 1tak'm<mt Hu oddud that hP bellt'vt'I th< bourd of llUpt'rYlllOl'I m1a t rt.'jl'\'l tht t·o ullt lt>n pro poul unll "cncouroio th<' produ~thm of reuon bly priced horne1 throuah o pha1e-out" of the attordable houalng p~ram. Stanton • commen\1 were made In re1 ponae to the alfordable houalna proaram coalition mc-mben Mond Y' aald t h t'~Y h o p e d w o u I d b e Incorporated Into houalng element of the county aeneral pl an T hr t•lt!nwnt 11 now undPr wnBldor.Hl<>n by the board. Th • proiram outllnPd by a mnlhlon 1pok man callt tor the ,1rtordobl houtlna requlrt'mcnt ltt b~ broade ned rather than phaaed out, 11 Stan\on hae rt'COmmended. The coelluon a1lo ii urgtna 1upervllor1 to direct the program'• emphul1 on provfdl.nc affordable hou1lnf to lower ln<.'Ome famlllea Instead of thoee who fall Into the middle-Income category. Under the pre1ent program, the county requires developers to price Z~ percent of the homes In dovclopmt•nt1 over cortaln alu for low and moderate-Income C millet T h t" co unty 1-'lannlna Cornml11lon h11 recomm nded lho\ the board adopt an amendment to the houatna element permitting the phue-out of the program over' the next eJx yeara. Stanton called the coalldon'• proposals "well-meanlna." But he aald the coalition doe1 not understand the "economlai" of the Orange County housing market. · "The county'• current prosram 11 a failure," Mid Stant.on. "It hM amounted to a tax on new houalna d•volopm nta. reduced new houstna 1taru and caUM!d ttn\I and h6fne pri tO remain hlaher than they would have otherwlae." Wlt.hout th e affordable requirement developers would be Induced to provide lower-coat houalng because of lncen\lve1 offered by the it.ate and thoee embod{ed in the phaee-out proposal 1ug1eated by the planning commiulon, the 1upervllor lllid. HARDWARE <::>< Wllere Friendly S~rvice is n ,.,nmi/11 Tradition Lo ustra For ~.ny wall or woodwo scrubbable, low lustre fl R•O· "·" a•• Sprad Wall Famou• flat wall paint ... from Glidden. Beautiful flat finish. Scrubs clean, stays colorfast. Reg. 10.M a•• W.G., Corona del Mar A Veterans Administration spokesman says that entitlement may be restored when the property on which the loan is made is disposed of and the loan is paid in full. Also, a veteran with sufficient entitlement may ~ume your loan and substitute his or her ,entitlement for yours . Leviton dimmer leta you create llghtlng effects. Puah on/off. 120v. eoow. l800-6600 #21362 T. Y. Cl11r1no1 of '82 114111 ln-81nk._.w mede thla garbage dlapoaer for trouble-fr.. operation. 1/3 h.p. motor . &edger I t257097 . Reporting credit • DEAR PAT: Can a government agency obtatn a cl'edit report on me from aay of dte credit bveaas tbat have a file la my ume? S.R., Hutlagtoa Beacla If the government agency propoees to extend credit to you, collect or review an account with you, employ or insure you, it • may obtain a credit report, according to Aasociated Credit Bureaus Inc. lt aJM> may obtain a credit report if it is considering you for a license or other benefit. such aa a ;~ mlllUi.ry clearance, and is required by law to : check your financial responsibility. A : government agency also may obtain a credit i: report on you if you authorize it with written ,. instructions or if a court orders it. • In all other instances, the credit bureau may provide only identifying in.formation to a government agency. Such Information is limited to your name, address, former addresses, place of employment or former placet of employment. • 10% above cost rlfoltlt ....... Ill ,.. ,..kth •lflllr •-• 40-pc. IOCklt Mt actually COmN In a handy red metal tool boxes avail•.,_ In ~ tool kit! ~M & 25M drive combo SAE & metrle atz ... llzes f45002. 1425504 30111. 12611 Reg. 4.89 . .... , .... Kero1ene hHter s. Other models available at eomparabl• 1avlngL Reo~ 259.95 J1aoo Kero .. H 194'' 1 .... 11111 ...... *·" I .... IOJM .... 'tl.M .... ____ ,__ .... ~·· var1a.,_ apeed reYef'llng drlll. 1/5 h.p .. from 0 to 1,300 RPM. lf457 ••• CLOSEOUT IT OUR COST llllJl'llt THURS DAV I JAN. 20, •1983 CAVALCADE 82 ENTERT AlNMENT 83 TELEVISION 86 Ont• of lht• oldt'sl ;.HI highly 1,riz<'d findings i!> the cloy figurine (below), believ.-d lo ht~ 9,000 yeors old. Abalone she lls (right ) wt'rc often used as beads, whilt• ah t• t•ogstones (below right) are a m y!oilt•ry. Ar<'ht'ologists don't know what they wt•rt· ust.•d for. ,. Oail~ Pilot Jtlioto 0) fhurlt·i. Starr I/al Jlolbrook i ho I /or a new erie , "Portrait oft A1nerlca," di cu ed by Tom Jory 'in his loo e end and looking ahead column "n Page 86. ArtiEaets ----un.-veil-lifesty~e of t-he--past-·-~ -., By GLENN SCO'M' Of tM Delly Piiot Std Archeologists unearthed more than 60,000 artifacts from 40 excavated sites on Irvine Company property during the last decade. They found stone mortars and pestles used by Indians to grind acorn meal. They discovered abalone spoons, pendants of golden eagle talons and sharpened stones used as knives or arrowheads. They also found three glass beada. Juat three. But even those few dark bead&, like most other ar1ifacta, offer important lnCormaUon to researchers who 1peciali2e in • reconstructing the myths and lifestyles of past cultutta. Spaniards brought the glass beads when they began trekking through California, starting with Gaspar de Port.ola's expedition in 1769. The beads. therefore, are dated. When the beads were found near upper N e wport Bay. archeologists immediately concluded other artifacts found at the same level probably came from the same era. They knew they were studying Indian cultures during the time of initial Spanish' ~ntact. Today, those beads are among dozens of intact artifact s on display at California State University, Fullerton in its anthropology museum. They are part of the Irvine Archeological A di&play caae (right) significance because it is the largest assemblage of artifacts unearthed in Orange County. Museum Curator Constan ce Cameron said systematic development of the Irvine Ranch enabled researchers to excavate the private lands. Environmental legislation passed in the early 1970s mandated developers to halt for archeological exploration when sites were uncovered. The unapoiled nature .of the 1ites also proved fl boon to reeearchen who could carefully .._ ... chan-tht!ll' findlngi". Colleetion which recently was • entrusted to the university in a 25-year loan. · The collection has public "We have all of the written records, which makes this collection 90 valuable," 1he said. Today, the museum is open on the campu s for free public view ing and the record• are available for professional consideration. The collection, of OOW'Be, hasn't answered all our questions about the initial Indian inhabitants of Southern California or the Shoahonean people who migrated into the area from the Great Basin in Nevada and Utah 1,000 years before the Spaniards came. Behind locked glass windows, for example, sit rock ~ulptures at Cal State Fullerto·-- &hows part or the Irvine archeological cblleetlon. There are Indian-made ehell bead. (above and lelt) and gla11 bead1 in the cue. The Spaniarda traded the glui beads to the Indian• for · .... J,'foOdalMI~ other tblap. f I - that still punle researchers. They are called cogstones because they were groved to look like large gears. They are mysterious things carved with great patience. They surely weren't gears; wheels weren't around then. "We either have to guess or hope someday one will be excavated in a context that will explain the use to us," explained Cameron. She dtSCOvered the birdstone during a 1973 dig ln Moro Canyon just north of Laguna ~ach . The-atone--, she •ai~ .. pro~bly ii steatite, a soapstone founa in the Channel Talands. The ~g most likely came from Catalina fa!and, she added. The Irvine Company spent $260,000 unearthing the arUfacts, but until they were loaned to Cal State Fullerton last fall, they were stored in a variety of places, Cameron said. Cameron said youth groups, college students and amateur archaeologists are the most common visitors. People coming from off campus should call first at 773-3977 to e nsure the museum is open, she said, noting its management is essentially a one-person operation. -. • . ' I ' HI Orange Co at OAtLV PILOT /Thuraday, J1nu1ry 20, 1983 • Bores q ft en lon el y p e ople · DEAR ANN LANDERS Your cofl"c JX>lldcnl who listed the unattn1clive pc111<>nalhy trulta of lonely people omitted the most lmp<>rtnnt one. Muy I fill him ln? • Invariably they are colossal born who talk at greal len!(th and ID no p.urpost'. repeating tht-aamtt storiei» over and over. No detail la too small to mention. Thof go· on and on about folka you've never heard o -and things of no consequtmce thal happened long ago. Th~ quibble over, •·wu It Tuetday . . no, It was edneeday," "Yes. It wna Tu. e11day because that' the day my col.&1in11 gardener comes ... blah. blah, blah." The conversation ii atwa-~bout.XHEM. They never ask a question. AU 'they do ls talk, talk, talk, about who they know, what they have and where they've been. Then the~ wonder why they arc lonely. Please print lhis letter. ll might help wise them ~p. -TOO MANY IN RIVERSIDE, CALlF. DEAR RIVER: Here'• yollt letter, but l can as11re fou It woa't mike a de•t· Tbe terminal bores • "e world bavt! no concept of llow tbey come 1cro11. It 11 for tW.1 very reason tlley are 10 borln1. • Tbe late Bergen Evans, &bat mar~elou1 word1mltb at Nortbwettern University, called lt "tbe capltal 'I' small '•' syndrome." He certalnJy knew wlaereof he 1pokft DEAR ANN LANbERS: I needed to go to·a hospital emergency room when a wooden box Ct>ll on my toot. The bill was $ 146 (Of" X-t'ay and one preecriptlon. Friday Juuary I I • · ARIES (March 21 -Aprll 19): Emphasis on authority, wlllingness to take chance on your own talents. Nothing occurs halfway -you reach beyond current expectations and are likely to grab brasa ring. Focus <)n promotion, production, individuality and correct timing. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You gain wider appeal -people are drawn to you with their problems. Clandestine meeting proves bene'ticiaJ - many (ears, doubts will be erased. Burden Is removed, you are now on brink of major move or discoGEMINI (Ma~· 21-Ju~e 20): Emphasls on special relationships, romance and abilily lo get lo heart of matter. Popolarity increases, new contacts are made, social activity accelerates. Leo, Aries. Aquarius natives play dominant roles. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): DeaJ with older individual who does have your best interests at heart. Be considerate, but keep goal in sight. Means don't compromise principles. Intuition is on target, hunch should be followed. Aauarian plays key role. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Good lunar aspect coincides with communication, publishing. interpretation of law. You'll be more aware of body tmage due to participation in added social activity. VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22): Domeslic adjuslment occurs. financial review necessitates cooperatio n o f business partner o r mate. Unorthodox procedure is likely lo succeed. LIBRA (SepL 23-0c.J.. 22): Locate legal documents. Have pertinent material at hand. Be ready for special requ~. chan&e. possiblC" travel Passport Photos Via U4t 011 lt1r Cult•• Plilet• 3461 Via Lido 67S-6122 Neit110 Eo-01 lido Cinema RUFFEl.L 1 S UPHOLSTER Y Ra .. b I tu: _. S... 1922 HAJllOlt ILVO. COSTA MESA-541-1 IH 11F AITH" IS AN EXTRA INGREDI NT A1 we fill ea ch preertpdon, we know tMl in eddfUOn to the lngredimtl that 10"" physk-Wt sped.flee, t~re is an extn Intangible inaredlent that does not appear in writing. It la 'Faith' that through hie knowledge and experience he hu pte.crlbed • medicine lhat will help to C\lr• or tttU.V. an W.- Som4!U"'"-!Na 'Paith' can be u lmponant • the medldne ltRlt. We t.oO have • ,,.... ... o( c.&tb ill the acNl'flC)' "' the pnlCripdona we ~ and -dertYe much~when~ tell U1 cm a fUWra vfllll that ~ la JOW' t•l1 la now_.. -. • ' . The dentist cleanl'<i my teeth .lut w~k. He 11pent lO mlnuwe and charged me $20. Th<: therapist for my Coot chnrged me $1,126. All I got were hot pack11 that 1 could have done myself at. home without her help. What has happened to people's conscjem"et? It's a sin tho way these csooks take ~dvantage of lnsuram:e t-'Ompanlea, heal th Insurance, Blue Croa -auy l'OVeragc th.at requires a premium to be paid by the poor old worker. · Judgment Oay Is coming. God la patient. - SICK OF GREED (WORCESTER) 'DEAR S.O.G.: Your only legitimate beef 11 wltll "e tlaeraplat. Wby, pray tellt did you a1ree to 1uc9I a craiy arT&Dlement? ~d now come 1t too~ yo110 loa1 to wake tp? Don t blam~ ber. You were 1tupld. Drugs? How much Ls coo much'.' la pot OK? Is C'Orotnl' loo muc.•h? If you 're on dope or considering If, l/C't Ann Landen' all-new booklet, "Th e Lowdown 011 Dope." For each booklC't ordered, send $2 plus a loflll, IK'lf-addressed, stnmped envelope (37 cents potllitp) to Ann Landers. P.O. BoK J Jg9,, Chicago, Tl/. 60611. • HOIOSCOPf BY SIDNEY OMARA and a variety of Inquiries. Gemini, Virgo, Sa~1ttar1us persons figure prominently. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Avoid sensational claims. Stick to conservative course. Keep resolutions concerning health. Domestic adjustment is h1ghUghted. Emphasis on decoration, remodeling, possible purchase of luxury Item. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Separate fact from illusion. Emphasis on creativity, special relationship and frank discussion with young person. See places, people as they are, not merely as you wish they might exist. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): .Long-standing negotiations can be completed. Focus on property settlement. land purchase or sale. You'll have more responsibility and chance for increased income. Another Capricorn plays key role. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You'll be in contact with dynamic, creative, independent individual. Call or message could result in short trip. Remain flexible, display versalility and don't lose sense of humor. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): EmphasilJ on JJeW starl in new direcllon -strt>ss originality, independence and ..willingness to get to heart of matters. Member of opposite sex plays key role, aids in putting together puzzle pieces. Further Reductions it> PIPPIGILLO JICQUE COHEll --lllLFl,- SELiY AND OTHERS '-'4-=:...~ ......... ~~---~ YOU°" YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when ,.a n('t•d I cftllWtJ W• will 1h•llvtr pNtnptly wllhout f'JttN c:h.,. A ,,._. rNny ~ ,,..,. on "' for 1hftr hulth ,...... We ftkome ti'(t\MllJI .., ck>liwry 9'\111.'t , and d..,. a«'QUtllll .Hlttf/Jlilh ['.-:a ... M ..._ w , •••on 1UOt '714) '4+.!tm #27 MAIN nmY, Ml"N•A (2'1) ta..1671 GORIN ON lllDGf BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF Nortb·8outh vulnerable. E11t deal1. NORTH • 1054 ~AKJU 0 104 .. ., WEST EAST •I •AU Q tO <:::'QIOI 0 Jt8t5 O AI • Q 7 U • AK 10 8 4 SOUTH • KQJH7 Q 75 OKQU •J The blddln1: Eut 8••da W ••t N•rth 1 NT I • P&H 4 • P ... P ... P ... Opening lead: T~ree o{ 1:1. Y clU mu1L alway• be on XJ>Ur toe• whon you are play Ing. A 1temin1IY ln1l1nltl cant card can 1uddenly become crucial. Thi• hand 11 from the Am11rlcan Contract Hrldge League'• fall cham· plon1hlp1, hold In Min· -nnpoll1. North South r&ached a good four 1pade contract •• deeplte the fact that Ea.l opened the bidding wl~h 1 atrong no t.rump. The hand looked like a 1hoo In. but ~atch how the play developed. Wut led a low heart. Deelarer, r•l1nlng world team champion John Solodar of New York City, won In dummy and led a diamond t.o the ~Ing. He cro11ed back to QUffNlf t.be table with th• aee of hurll and ltd another diamond. Eaat, Kit Wool1ey of Wathlngt.On O.C., perforce took the ace and 1hltted to a trump. Declarer'• eev11n won the trick, and he made the normal play of golnr after hi• d iamond rutr. Even though he took the precaution of ruf· ring with the ten In dummy, It wat nol quite good enough. Wool.Hy overruffed with the ace and returned a low club! Weat waa able t.o win the trick with the queen and lead another diamo.ncL The 1pot1 were just right for the defender•. Woolaey overruf· fed dummy's five of trumps with the 1ix for down one. ,. flMA IOMlfC--By PHIL INTEALANOI of LagunaBeach . . AT w1rs END Here is a reprint of the best of .&mbeck. By ERMA BOMBECK An ad In a Midwest news paper read, "WANTED: Woman to do ironing for housewife 10 years behind In everything. Must have strong courage and sense of humor. Phone --." Now there'a a woman I could live next door to In pe.rrect hannony. I iron "By appointment only." I learned long ago that If I Ironed and hung three dresset in my daughter's cloeet, she would change three times during dlnner. The other day my 10n wanted me to Iron his jeans for a class play. "Which leg faces the audience?'' I aaked wjth my iron poised in mid-a\r .• "Boy," he said, "you're sure not like Mrs. Breck." I hadn't thought about Mrs. Breck in years. S he was an antiseptic old woman who used ID Live two houses down from me. She had an annoying habit of putting her ironirui b!:>ard up qn Tuesdays and putting it away again at the end of the day. (Whal can you expect from a woman who ironed belt buckles?) One afternoon I dropped in on her as she was pressing the tongues in her son's tennis shoes. "You know what you are, Mrs. Breck?" l asked. "A drudge." • "Oh,"l enjoy ironing," she said. "You keep talking l.ike that and someone is going to put you in a home.'' • "What's so bad about ironing?" she grinned. "No one does it," I snapped. "Did you ever see the women on soap operas iron? They're just normal, American housewives. But do you ever see them in front of an ironing board? No! They're out having abortions, committing murder, blackmailing their boss. undergoing surgery, having fun! U you weren't chained to this ironing board you, too, could be out doing all sorts of exciting things.'' "Like what?" she chuckled. pres!linJC the ''It Just wouldn't work, Harry. I'm cross-country and you're downhill." wrinkle out of a pair of sweat socks and folding them 'neatly. ''You eould give Tupperware parties, learn lo scuba dive, learn hotel management while sitting under a hair dryer, have an affair with the Avon lady's unemployed brother-in-law. sing along with Jack LaLanne, collect antique barbed wire. 1.ake a course in Hebrew Flower Arranging, start chain letters ... I don't know, woman, use your unagination!" I read the newspaper ad agam. It intngued me• so that I djaled the number and walled. - "Hello, Mrs. Breck speaking ... " Son of a gun. It sure maks you Ceel good when you had a part in someone's success, doesn't at? BENSON & HEDGES Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. Regular and Menthol. Opeh a boK today. W1rning1 Tht Surgeon General Has Dttermintd That t•t• SAMlkinl JsDinglrous to YM ...... -----------------------.-----.-----t---------------O.;..r.;.1..:ng:.•_C.;.o.;..1;;.;1_t .;.DAILY PILOT 1Thur9d1y, Janu1ry 20, 1983 ------------ French pianists Upstaged y brass udwur ch Ml \I\ (INt Ml\ •p " • , .. w... 1,.\t, ,(I, , By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of the Delly "'°' llett Things url• seldom oa they ~m. That'• a worn odage often appropriott• Takt>, for examplt-, tht' much heralded appearan~ of 1''rench planl11.a Katia and Marielle Labeque w llh the Loi Angele1 Phllharmonlc Orcheslre. It w untxp«lf'd but lh l'ffl 1tandout1 an appreciative audi•nce of 1,660 at Santa Hlah School Auditorium Ian Saturday wtr ~mben of 1ho philharmonic'• brau MCUon. The Mxtet had It to~th r, openina with l Dahl'• "Mualc for Br¥', ' rompoMd ln 1944. Trumpeter• ThomH Sttf tn1 and Rob Mc0rel(or, horn player John Cerminaro, &bo, tabr.'"and-ftatph S.uerand Jtttaey-R on Lrombon , kn w when t.o complement each and when It wa1 their turn tndlvldually t r\"verend anawer to muted trombonH Th pertonnance w "aw " No on on •tai wae p<'rhapa mor tamJllar w ith th wurk than conduc tor Michael Tlleon Thomu He w o 1tud nt of Dahl at USC. TllM>n Thomu, mukln& hl1 second appearan<.'C In the seA10n'1 Orange' Co1.mty Phllharmonlc rlcs, was clearly ln command. A OErfTl..E.MAN" {Ill -n., Labequea were wennly"ft'ee£vod lrt"'8.nta .... ,..w.....,,_,.-. .. Ana despite: some arandatnndlng by Kaua and ~~ several rouah 1po\a in their plavlna. .; D ---... -- ~-·r,', I The pretty . pair-Katia. th~ animated one, Marielle, tho younger, taller but shy one-had received plenty of Ink prior to their nearly week· long nightly performance ot Mozart's "Concerto In E Flat tor Two Pianos and Orchestra.'' They played It four umes at the 0o('Othy Chandler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music Cent.er and at a one night stand In Santa Ana. lpotllght. Cerminaro answered with near pcrfe<:tlo work or trumpet and trombone In t he mov1:1menl, "Chrlst Lay In the Bonds of De One could IK'nBe the pain and agony, then la the second intermezzo movement, celebration. They played at times ae thouih searching for ----- nonexistent gray keya between the black and·whlt.e -1111.1.•'.'"""-• .-.-•.-. ..... .._ __ .__iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiii_ ... So what happened'! The were upstaged. PRICES GOOD THRU TUESOA Y, JANUARY 25 , 1983. TRIPLE RIBBED 2-TONE CALVAN/ZED METAL • fO'.x ~,. seorage Siied Whitt metal storagt bUildlng with gretn mm Easy assemblv E~y open doo~ that lnterlOCk whtn closed. 1212 CAUCE Building Wire 9! Wtll imu!Jtfd, mttv 1PClrovfd. comlllftt With ground wire FOr all 1n1er1or wlrlng TIME-AU. 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It WNn't the tint S.nu Ana apP,.ranco fOf' Marielle wu expreaalonlef91, She teemed lnWnt thu •lit.en but prevlowi l)flrformancee were moeUy o n not mlaaln1 a note, her flnaon movlna pop and ju.z. flawle91ly. Tho orchl'ltrt rtM'mbc-1'9 Mtllt'd Into thtoir lt'AUI A "°wd pleuer wu the uae of only on hand tor th 1CCOnd·halt Clve mov ment. l't'ducc.od \0 a to plaj the piano. That occurred reaularly combined Counh and fifth movement.a, "Symphonle throushout the pleasant, often dreamy concerto. Fantutlque." Th• Labequet shrugged off clalma by aome The piece was u rpuch o contrut of the vibrant critlcs tbat their pre1enutfon wu carelem. 1trlnp •• brau and percuaton matched a~lnat the '"'It doeen't bother ua what the crttial write," melancholy of the-woodwinda u the-flrwt.half bcul JUtia 8'id after ahe, Marielle and 'nllon Thomu number's dlaimilarity to the duo p!anol. had received two curtain calla. "Perhaps they The orchestra and audience enjoyed BerUos' (critics) are a little auaplcioUB but we have been musical escl.pe from a Jove tumed aow-. CBS s tays . on l':Jp ~ • • 1n r;at1ngs LOS ANGELES (AP) -The CBS National Football League playoff game reached the top of the television ratings for the ~eek en d in g Tuesday, unseating "60 Minutes" from f irst place. The afternoon ~ame, in whlch the Dallas I Cowboys defeated the Green Bay Packers, spilled over into prime time on. Sunday. The CBS football postgam~ show placed second and CBS' "60 Minutel" was third. In two· previou s weeks C BS' 1'60 Minutes" finished ·ahead of the colleg~ bowl and pro football games. An earlier playoff game aie same day on NBC. when the Miami Dolphins defeated the San Diego Chargers, was played entirely in the afternoon and was not counted in the prime- time ratifl8JI. The playoff game and the postgame show were listed by CBS and NBC, but not by ABC. ABC does not count prime- time aptllovers and showed 0 60 Minutes" as No. 1. CBS was first in the ratings compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co. with 19.9. The networka say this mean.a in an average prime-<time minute 19.9 percent of the nation's h omes with television were tuned to CBS. ABC was second with 1. 7 .2 and NBC WU "' third place wi~.6. had eight of the Top 1 shows and ABC had two. In the next 10, CBS bad seven shows and ABC had three. NBC'1 highest-rated show was "Real People" in 29th lace. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~- AJOR mmo SNEAK PREVIEW DUDLEY J\l\OORE . ELIZABETH ~ERN SICK A oomedy for the incurably romantic. A MARSHALL BRICKMAN FILM DUDLEY MOORE · ELIZABETH McGOVERN n 'LOVESICK" JOHN HUSTON and ALEC GUINNESS MuSIC by PHILIPPE SARDE • Drector of Photography GERRY FISHER B5C Produced by CHARLES OKUN· Written and Directed by MARSHALL BRICKMAN THE\llmICT ClaaHa Open -R Beginners of all ages whether you have skated one of these classes Is r···---~-•-··•• · •s.oo oPP : : .......... : : .......... I : leet• .. ,. : I ftNMnt C...-tor I . I DieocMmt I I emlt•2·1743 I ·--····--------~ MISA..~ CINT Harbor & Cotta 979-1 VISA or MasterCard A PUBLIC SKATING EVERYDAY. ONLY ~ lc*lhl. ·ONCllot ............ ~,,' bftl'9I you ... oulrageoa.-...... _,..., , .. tarts Friday .. I COAST JAZZ SOCIETY PRESENTS .llYllllD FElllUIOI JPJ Trumpet Or•:~coeaj College tPM• I . MoofeTMetre 2701 ,..,.... "-d, Coete ..... 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'•2 fllld 2G ""'" M 0..-nl* 21 Pol fJ,)llf 28 Poetry Mote 5 fl eN lrtlltl 29 Homt'I ~II 53 Alnllh 31 .. --55 BoullqtHI MacdUll 58 T OtlOIM't 32 ~ ""~ 33 [)'PftNl(lnt 57 Englllll '°"' 3' 81111'1 Pfob pOMr ~ ~Ooelj .a Memory io.. eo CUr• 4 I Sc4l;ie 11 . Child ol U. o Hllbf ew S4ifl ~ Pf~ 62 l>c)lf Soltlx 47 Oloehiuicl 65'!'.pMtttt ~ t • of ti.I¥ QUl'ltll -:____ = ~ .. _-~ -= -- - - BIG GJ:ORGE . 'i ''I stlll say my kid can paint circles around you.'' Hank Ketchum I ~ 'I SAID ... 1 KJ.J0N WHY IT WAS SENT FRO\'\ HEAVW . Goo WANTtO 1TQU1£T UP lHERE ~ • YOU ANO I WILL BE FULL ~ERS, SAM! THERE ARE MILLIONS TO eE MADE , U:GITlfMTEl.Y! by Ferd 8r Tom Johnson MAMfE ALWAYS SAYS 11v~ HAD Too MUCM! ~,...~-:~:-. Pl:ANl'TH SHOt: I'M TEACHIN6 MYSELF THE MOR5E CODE, NANCY ()(1ng9 Coat DAILY ptLOT /Thurlday, Jenuwy 20, 1N3 WAAT DO VOll DO WITH TELL "4C., ~IE, ~AT A REPOO' TMAT 6ETS A CAN VOV DO WITM IT 7 ~o MINUS11 ? 00 ~ SAVE IT OR WHAT ? DO YOU KNOW Wl:i.AT 11DA5H ' DOT DASH" r---MEANS? I ~y Jeff MacNelly ·by Mark Lasky IT'S WHAT YOU YELL TO A GIRL NAMED DOT W~EN A F=EROCIOUS LION 15 CHASING ~ER i by Tom Batiuk HOW TOWIN AT BASIC ET BALL , i f ! . M·E-C·l ... ,.,. by Kevin Fagan eov, WHeN YOUR MePICAL. INSLJRANCe t..APSes. 11'" t.APSes RIGH"f" NOW.' . • • "' .. ~: :· ... I .. ' . . . ... ' I ' ,' I ~ \ l . J .. ' .. I I . j (t: j .: .. . . .. : : -. --· Or 110 nuary 10, 1883 L ... Public TV progrl\m features people arguing By TOM J()R \' AHocl•led "•••• Wtlltlf l'{F.W YOH!\ Who 11y11 t.llk •na tiL .. 11h mJkl· lo u11y lduv1iclor1·1 ''Tht· Co11a.t1 lutlo11 'J'lii•t 1>t-hc•a h E\olunht•" hu1 H'l'I Jh nt trog nw11 t of c•o1'iv1•nt1111111I wisdom. tt:m porunly ul ll•ust rt•d e ra l Com munl<'n.t 1001 Commlulo n , moderttttl th 11plnted dhtcu ... lon lnvolvlny a panel of current and tormc.ir 'ovt"rnme nt oftlclala, jurll1l1, p umaU.st.s and ouwn Kuralt'• ••On th Rt>Mi" •iJll'lni for CBS N w.. 1l•1p and the "rucovl•ry" of Mount St. Htl nt LookJna Ah d: "Viewpoint" wUJ l'xamJne topfCI r lated to crlm , Jaw «'nforcement, crtminal juallce and the prilon system. • • • The publal· TV pruJlrun\ 111 llvely, drumul1t·, provut'allVl', J 1n u s Ing u t t 1 m es a n cl composed t•nllrt>l y o f pc•o pk arguing lssUt'6 The latil or four $hows in the lm111.t.>d S<'rll;'S to b t• extc•r1ded t.>v~ntuull y t o l :i -cxanunui; affirmiuvc actfon and revl•ri.e J 1scrlmlnation 1'ht• serlt..11 I~ pruduc.'t'd by th~ M1'(J1,, und Society &mlruu·11 of Lh~ G..u.,duat e School of Jo urnalism at Columbia Unlverahy, along wJih public televl1ion statlon11 WTTW In Ch icogo und WN F.T In Nt>w York. *** "P ortrnit of America," 11 planned five-year, 60-part series of hour-long specials introduced this mo nth. by WTBS. the cable-TV SuperStatlon, I.a good J?J.ihlic relations and not likely to stir much controversy. But it's also terrific photography mixed with interesting conversation, $lightly reminiscent of Charles llal Holbrook 11 hoat for the 1t'rl.-11, which will xumln In tum ~vf'ry 1uatto, commonwealth 1rnd territory In n rffort, ltolbrook uyw, "to xpl In what It la that hu mad thllt nation a model tor the world. how we are dlfftirent from ono another, yet parta of a whole." Th fll'lt lhow was on Vlrilnla and the 1«10nd, to be shown ln February, II about Nevada, with Ocorgla to follow In March. . * * * . "Discover : The World o f Science, II the third rrogram In Tlme lnc.'1 1erlea o hour-long Paramount'• 1y nd lea tAd "Entertainment Tonlgh t" program b g ln a u 26-part rctroap•ctlvt o n t olo vl1lon Monday, Jan. :H, whh a look at ''T h e Twilight Zonfl " Bubaequent proaonu wttJ ·feature actual footage plu1 lntervlew1 with wrltera, prod~ra and and st.an of IK'rles Uke "I Love Lu~," '.'Your Show of Show11 ," • Th $64 ,000 Que1tlon," "Davy Crockett," "Batman" and many othen. . . . WNET In New York, public TV'• primary producing 1tation, and KTEH Jn San Joee, Calif .. will &llaborate on a now weekly pro1r•.m on sc1cnc-t! •nd technology, ca ll e d "Tom<>rrow-T oday."' Peter Baker, whote background lnclude1 a dozen yeart writing and producing programs foT the Brltllh Broadcaalng Corp., eo far haa not been 1cneduled for broadcast. ln thut program, llChedulcd for broadcast 1'°'eb 3, mythical Dalt.on St.ate Univcrs1ly must ch~ one ol thrc-c candidates for a tenured position un lhl• faculty One is black, on(' a woman. und third lS "hite. Washington ~tlorney Tyrone Srown, a former member of the THURSDAY EVENING 8:00 II 0 0 NEWS U CHARLIE'S ANO ELS A yoong gollet turn• 10 ll'Ht Anoef• 101 pro111e11on when • "''1>41' thrNtet1• ,,., bid for a too"'ey cn•mpton- sn1p 6 EIGHT 18 ENOUGH Mary la1t1 for • m.,rl4ICI •Mtdenl 81 lhe 11<>9pttlll Cl) THREE'S COMPANY Chussy·a clumsy 1>u1 P<elly COUSJn COIDft Io II ay while Chrlsay Is away Q) HAWAII FYVE--0 • · TV'apeclala, la now Jn ayndlcaUon on ~7 atatJona, with a program featuring aegme nta o n th~ human eye, m an-powered veh icle!J a robot arm for quadriple81cs, the importance of 9 MY8TlRYI "S•roHnt Cribb. Th• Choir Tllet WOUidn't Sing" A 11111~ c;hOlr _,.., lo be hl<llng IOIMlhlnQ when • man I• nunt9d lo dNlh over lhe edge of a quarl')'. i MA8TEAPIECE THEATRE "Wln•ton Churcllln: Tiie WlldorneM y .. ,. .. IU Ille Goner•I Electlon of 1929 •pproachH, Wln11on Churchlll (Robert Hardy) 11 •• Ille height of his lnllu-anc:• u Cnancetl0< or 111e E.ctiequer. (Part 1)0 .V JEARY l'ALWE.L.C. CC) CINEMA>< 8CREEHINO ACOM (%)MOVIE * * • "Vlolette" I 19781 laabelle \ Hupp•rt, St99h•ne AIA!ran, The ,..,_,,,. •lory of • Mll-cen- leted tMO·llQ« who 90'- toned h« petenta In 19G3 i.tOld. 'R' 9:30 •a CHE!M Carla announce• ah•'• pt'~nant and 11\al the ,.,,,.. .. • prolMlo()( •• MIT. --I A molltOn dOll•• •-•rd for the relu•n ot hve rare hgu- rlnes toocnos otf • glO~I t•all of murder and rob- b&ry EI:) OVEREASY Gu!!SIS The PrN•rv•llon Hall Jazz Band (RIO Eric Sevareid is host for the Emmy award-winning uEnterprise," which airs on KCET ( 28) at 8:30. 8 0 ITTAKUTWO MOiiy defend• h« moth« -'*' lhe i. arr•t9d lor putting Otl a "LU Vl!QU N~t" at a nurwlng hoflie. (]) MOVIE * * * "Lllllh" (l.9&41 War- ret1 BMlly, JMl'I Set>erg An emplo)'98 a,1 • mental ln11llutlon 1.i11 fn love wilt\ OM of the P•lletlla. CD PBS LA TENIGHt Host DennlS Wholey ff) CBS NEWS Cl~ ABCNEWSQ ~NBCHEWS {I) THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0MOV1E * • liar 5 Moori" t 1982) Man Oiiton Cindy Fosn.r Onplte p81ant.i CIPPOll· tlOn, tv.o leeo-8QtW• from dlttM\ng bKkgtOUndl 1•11 1n love on a tm3ll T .,... town PG s:ao m AUCE EI:) DICK CAVETT GuMI Jed Harns 1P•1t 31 IA) (.l<l'NEWS ~ BARNEY MILLER A d1vo1ced l•tner ••~ .. tlwl law into hos own h•nds and Harrot Qell tome 1nves1- menl advice from • pro tessea lime travei.. {I) WORLD OF PEOPLE t1.J THE YEAR THAT WM. 1982 FOm clops. M #8 footage end Or'4i1tn•I anlrruiuon •re used to chronlci• the most memorable events of the previous yeer 8:4$ [ Z ) ClHEMASOORE 7:00 0 CBS NEWS CJ NBC NEWS 0 HAPPY D1'Y8 AGAIN Fonlle Ines to win the "Te&c:he< 01 The Ye;ir award 0 ABCHEWSQ 0 SOAP Jess~ rele•set a con- demned ravolullonary whole on her way to • tr<>c*- cal vllCllhon Cnester l>t'oC>- OStttons Euntee • maid of honor NEWS Cl) THREE'S COMPANY J.c:k tr1e1 lo won over • Sooti-n belle wllOm he insulted on • dat• Q) JOKER'S WILD mm BUSINESS REPORT I]) P.M. MAGAZINE A day on the HI• of • 1rall1<: 1ep0<ter, • profile of a respected backwood• hi!• b doctor O]l ENTERT AIHMENT TONIGHT A repon on TV psyeholo-~ts "• . "' LOOI< ALIVE ~ ORANGE COUNTY TOOAY (Q)BOXING "WBll JUfllOf LJohtwe10111 80U1 '' flog4lt M•ywe•lllef vs Samuti! s.rr-' 12 )MOVle • * * "G•lllpoh ( t99 t) Mel Gll>M>r\, Mark L• Two Auetr•ll.n 1001 r-. with conlreaungty d11f«en1 &>efao<*ltln tlgn up to llQl\I In IN Mtddle ~l«n 1'-lre CIU<lng World WW I. PG' 7:aG 8 2 OH n. TOWN FHtur9d thlno• t>etno done to rMIO<e tome ol the Oki llOl'rt~ ~ Ille c.l1torrn. CONI, • IOOk et ttorne collec:lon ol ~1- card1, a v1111 with chiropractor Bruce Oppen- heim 0 3 FAMILY FEUD U L.AVERN£&SHIRLEY &COMPAIN Tne Plu• Bowl o•ng. ,,,. Fonz and Richie remlnl- •bOul the crazy times they'... sn.,.a With the gta EYE OH LA.. Faaluted IUllton dellgMf H•tOtl'I worb. Videos for adults 0 MADAME'S PLACE Cl) WKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny •cc1denc.11y announc" the prize In • 1><omo11onai contest u $5 000 tnllAd of Ibo P<O- po..0 $50 Q) TIC TAC DOUOH EI:) MACN£1L / LEHREA REPORT CD HITCHHllCER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY Arthur •nd Ford plan their •sc•pe t>ut we hltmpered ~the MoGratne•n police lllll YOU ASl<ED FOR IT Featured "Flying Wtlh A Rocket Belt" .nd "Maglc:el World tnllde ~ Thermome- tet," m MOVIE * * "Smugoler'1 Island" 1195 11 .Htlf Chandler, E-ve- tyn Keyes. A d~ -01- 10 look for illegal 001cJ .ner lie finds out ri.·1 •bout to k>M IMa Sloop •nd dlvlng equtpmenl C MOVIE • ··~ "~11:*1•' (19791 Biii Mu11ay Chris Mlle~ A a ny sum- ...., cwnp counMIOt JHd1 his tNSlll ~roes 1n10 • no-holds-barred 1portt c:ompelltlon agalr.'1 • group from anoth« camp Wtlh. much l>etlet reput• loon PG IH)IHSIOE TME NFL Hos11 Len Dawson and Nier. Buonleonll , <evlew highlights of the praVIOUa WMll'S NFL games .i'id lnletVlew kay pl&ye<I 8nd Co.c:tlel <SJ AEA081Cl8E ' • Get tn 1haPt. IOOk good. and ,... grNI with this phytlcal lltneu program. 8:00 8 CIJ SIMON & SIMON RICI! and A J undetgo an olllclnl Inquiry Into OM of their first caset. • tuP- poaed lnturtnC9 fraud wnoeh '"d• ''*" to hlgho-level e«rupllon In the Ftot- kl• •••mpa U IBFAMI Bruno'• l•tli« trlM to recapt"'9 Na youth, Md Doria's gr•ndmolher tNk• lll8M to come !Ive With h« 8 C<>L.UOE-8Aat<ETIALL CaNfomla YL UCLA 0 0 Tl4I GMAT""dT ~HERO A dlegruntled _. PIOt• the ...,_ of a. nudMf !>OW« plet\I to l•unc:h 1119 potltic.t C81Mt. 1111 llOOC lllMI l •OJ On-TV ff) Z,TV flf'i H80 1c 1 1c11111mu> (WORI N V , N.Y CWTBSI r• Ill lE$PNl I C~lme) • S.-lltflt • tC.....Hewt...._.. Q MOVIE • • • "FllJWIHy" ( t987) I O.ck V•n l)ytle, B•rbat• Feldon White h« Mrnnt• CCMlf for h«. • ptlllanthro- P'C Old lady not rullllng the It actually pennl*8 conli~ 10 191..0 '* WMllh (])ICAP ~ COtMfl CllMlet woth one or hit many wom- en. Mary and Bun 081 physleal 'IXMll, 0.My -CheS for • widow he met •t IN c.matary Cl) P.M. MAOAZINE A ptOllle Of 8 r"C)eCled 1>ac1twood1 h«I> doclor; • SIS mllllon llOUM. lllled wllll unutu.11 811 and mtdl· tll\IMlS l>ulll •las> • huge rocic Cl) MOVIE • • .... ··Mo-(Pan 3) (197&1 Burt t..•nc..ter. Anthony Ouayi. The llf• Of lhe l>tl>llCal --• wllo l>toughl lhe ~-out ol al•very In Egypt and tool! tllem lo the l>ordera of the PromllMld Land I• chrOnlcled. fll) '1i) SHl!AK PREVIEWS NU! Gabler •nd Jeffrey Lyons MMcl what IMy conaHler to be 1~ lunnt- MI, 11C81 ... I. bMI, woret · and mot1 romwitrc hlma. (R) JOURNEY'S ENO Me.welt Caulfield •nd Andr-St-I 11., In R C Sherrlll'1 d••m• •bout two YOUllO Brllllh told*• confronllng the honors Of trench wtorlwe. 0MOVIE • * •.; "lllll• Oarllnga" 119901 Tatum O'NMI. Kr1e- ty McHlchol Al aumm« camp, r.o ,_,_age Qlrle compete to -who will be the first 10 loM h« vlfginl· I 'R' 9!30 CD CHARLIE'S ANGEL.I Som.one WWlll • brlde- groom dead and th• Angela work lul 10 lnaure th• pronounc•m•nl of W9ddlng 11aw1 lnelNd ol 1as1 ru ... • JUICING THI OAAHOE Feetured; MlehMI JamM .... ~ • rNI Fantu y 111.nd; enhancing MXUalll)' and Mn•u•lllY lagally: rnelce hWd ~ .. h 111111/lftg I hol Nie. • IHTIRPNM ''TM Olarnond oam.•' 'The 1r..i or MWty mlMd OMi- mond9 .. fOllowed -tMy are grad•d, c;lea\led, .....0, pollltlld, lrldecl, ~ 811411 IOlct .. ~In ,..,.,_,... """' Avtnue "'°"'"OOIM • INICll OMHM COUNTY ®MOYll * * t,t "The Man Wtlo Sew Tomouow" ( 1181) Dool; mant•ry. Harra1ee1 by Oraotl WlllM. F00t19t Of .,,.. he pr9dltted and Cir Mlllle re-crMtlOna Of '* .... comc>tlle tflll looll el the t7ttl-oentury French pfly.ICWI, 884roloflr 11"9 m)'ltlc, MlcMt di .._, ... Demi. ltno.i .. Hotlr• dll'llUI. 'llQ. t:OOll .... AIMM' TOO O&.Oll .a. "'OOWORT-.-- Mwtlf Pfolwtl HefW'• .... tobuyaflll'ltof ""~ ... ., .,.... , ....... ........ . ....... " ........... " ..... ,,..., ... ....... Ulliiiiltta ....... ""' m M·A·s·H M•ll c•U brings • "DMr Jonn" letter from Frank'• wife and MWt th•I COi Potter 11 g04ng to become ~ _irandfat1* (.C)MOVIE * • *'A "Wl!ON Ute .. II Anyway?" ( 198 t) Aic:hMd Or•ytuH, JOfln c .... - -Pw"Y* from the MCk down In an lllltome>- bile acddent. a teutptor r«nlnllCM about hie l•f• before end eloquently w;u. for 1119 rlglll to die. 'A' 10;00 8 (J) TO IE AHNOUHCED D QIHIUSTAUT 9lUU T-radleale we arr•ted lor mutdet. a rOOllle wor11- ino on • •lak-1 with Belller .. killed, and Lucy Ir... to oat 1>.c11 a1 Joe Colfey for hla blttllday pr-ltoh«. 11-: "°NEWS THE FAIULOU8 PHILAOEL.PHIAHI: FAOM OAMANOY TO MUTI "The Verdi Fleqvlem" Ric- cetdo Mull 1Md1 the P!Wla- oetphl• Otcn.tra and the ~n Club CllOr\IS ln • petformano. ol Vetdh "MllNonl Requiem" from Phllad•lphl•'• eaalllu C.llledrttl of Saln11 p_..., and Paul. (R) G MYITERYI "Sergeant Cribb. Th• Choir Thel Wouldn't Sing" A Ylllege choir -10 be hiding .amethlng when • INtl II hunted 10 death -the edge of • quarry i THE VIAOINIAH MOVIE. •• *'• .. ,._ ... From HHven" (19811 Steve Manin. knedelle Petera. In the MldWMI duflng tlle DeprllMlon, • .,_. music H iiiman dutroys Ille llYel of tlloM «ound him becaUM of his unbf'ldl9d aelflehne.t and hit 1>911ef th•I fife can be u It II In aong• and movie mut!?I prOductlon nvmwa. 'R' (O)MOVll • • *'ii "Gragory'a Gift" (1982) Gordon John Slne- lw, o.. Htpt>urn. A Scot- tlth ICflOOlboy ..... '-<S· over-n.eq for hi•~ IHll'l'I llral female~ ·ro· LOVIHG fMN08 ANO l"UW'EC'T COUPL£8 (Plitt 8) .MOVIE •• "Tiie I.Ml WOid" 1 t11711) RlchatO Harri•. IC.er.,, Bleck An~ lfmlntor linQle<handedly flthla City H.. In an attempt to e.w hie 8'*1• l!'lent houM lrom Ille •ectl• ·..a· '°""° • ...,.,,,.,., WTWON<NIWI \ ())A NIW DAV IN IDIH ".MeloW Loverl" IP8'110) 11:00•••(J)111 a NIWI • IAT\#IDf\Y NICIHT Hoei: Att Chtfuntcel. <Miit· IMOMn llerlol>. 8 INllMOHO#.~ "GlennMllllr" • THl.e:••ONt o... ...,.. • atormv ""°"· ,,.,. 4) I NAMY.O NILAT-.r Hollt: °"*--· . (l)MOVll • ..... ''Wtleet ...... ~· (1'11) ---~.,,. c...-...... .............. .................. ABC Ncwa will devote two weeka of pro1rrammlng, 1tartlng Feb. 13 on "Thls Week wi\h David Brinkley," to the subject of crime In America. Other ABC New1 shows, Including "World Newa Tonight," "Nlghtllne," "The Last Word," "20-20," "World News This Morning'' and *** And fpW.ly ,.eome famous facee to look toi'oll tilevOOOn: C¥r~ Ladd as Grace Kelly, on C BS Feb. 2 1 ... Albert Finney as Pope John Paul Il, on CBS a t a date t o b e determined. Hal Holbrook TUBE TOPPERS KNBC (4) 8:00 -"Fame." Bruno's father tries to recapture his youth, and Doris' grandmother makes plans to come live with her. KOCE (50) 9 :00 -"Masterpiece Theatre." "Winston Churc hill: The Wilderness Years" begins with the approach of the general election ol 1929 as Churchill (Robert Hardy) is at the height ol his inCl u e nce as C h ancellor of the Exchequer. (Part 1). KNBC (4) 10:00 -"Hill Street BlueS." Two radicals are arrested for murder, a rookie working on a stakeout with Belker is killed, and Lucy tries to get back at Joe CoHey for his birthday present to her. bite aocldenl. • aculptor remtnllCM .i>ou1 hie llf• before •nd eloquently WOU" for hie rlgllt to die. 'R' (%)MCM£ • • "Dauglltera or Dartt· ,_. .. 119711 Oelpfllne a.y. rig, Jann Karlen. A couple on their hOneymOon anlve In • lriglllaned town where many young WOtMn h•,.. recently bMrl myt18flouely murde<ed. 'A' 11:30 8 Cl) QUINCY A controverllal pllysk:lan I• IU9')Klad of botno retPOnllble for Ille d••lh Of a wealthy toelallle (R) D CllTHEKBTOf CAMON Holl. Johnny C•r1on Gueata· George Segel •ncl C<w9d J8f119. Euuei.th Aatlley, Johnny M•trMt Md P•ulell• McWllll•m•. Ktltllaorlne C<umbley. (R) D O ABCNlWS NIOHTUNE D YOU~fT Featured "Fly1no With A Roelle! a.rt" and "MeglRI World lnalde A Tller- 1«.'' • MOW * .... "Aft., The Foa" (198e) Pet« s..lera. VIC'l0t M•tura. An llallM muter cnmln.i -the fllmlnQ of a movie M a cover for • ~ bUlllon theft. - • A1rT CW MINO HUMAN ''Tiie World Waa AN a.tor• TI*'I'' !:-ue * * • ._. "Tiie C"-111 or Jimmie Blackamllh" ( 19791 Tommy Lewie. J•ck TllOmC>eon A yoong half. IM'Md •l>orlglne decldel 10 Melt a pl.ce In the white 1111111'1 WOl'ld only 10 "'" uc> egalnll rlCilm and ..to-..,_ 11:16 MOVIE • • "Convoy" ( 11178) Krre Krl1tolfer1on. All MeeOr-. Truck•• and cope attempt to outwtt one anoth« In • rougll-and- tumbla -on ~ 'PG' 12:00 8 ENTE.RTAINMENT TONIGHT A repott on TV pe)'Cholo-r ~ LASTW<?N> *'"' "DMth Of A Scoun- drml" ( 1958) George Sand- era. Zia ZN O•l>or A pen- nlleH Euroe>Mn c-to Ille Ullltad Stal• Ind u- ni. charm 10 ecqulre a lor· tune. (!) NIWI • LOVE. AM!AICNf STYL.a "Lo ... And The Under• •l•ndlno" 0o00·1 hutbend le foollng er~ "Love And Tiie Pregnancy" lra'a wife II elll)ecllng thtlr flrlt baby • (D)MOV!a *'A "0-Women Play" ( tHO) LHlll• 8ov ... s.n.nt11a Fox. fl'lvw futlo Ion mocMt9 UM Manhattan .. "'* Mllllll SlleWOllnd -~ * •.,."vie. aqu.d" ( 1N2) s .. 1011 Hubley, O•ry Swan.on A PoilOa de4.o- llve end a ,,, ... Wllllt., t-up to trap a pimp t'MCMllllMMI for lll&ltdertnf ON of 1111 women. 'R' 1l:IO 8 9 LATI NIGHT~ JJAVfO LErT'EJWM-'- GuMt· Paul Simon. (RI 8 TOM COTT\.E: UP CLOM CD TOM COTTl.E: Ui' CL08l o.-t: JW,. Baclcu•. ., LC>Ye, AMENOAN STYL.a "I.ave And The Gangtt«" A gangtter It very protec- tive Of hl1 daughter and wtlO the d•tM. t2:40 8 Cl) MCCLOUD MCCioud lnveallgatu the cleat h o1 • rQdeo 11., and the murder• of _., women In Central Pvt!. (R) 12:45 (%) OINEMASCOAE 1:008 MOVIE * • * "f'Of lo,,. 01 Ivy" (1969) Sldn•y Polll•r. Abbey LlncOln. An U91* middle-cl ... family llnd a man for their maid to ati.·a •••v with rnem. bu1 the plan bedlflrM • MOV1E '" "TM Deed Don't Ola" 11976) Oeor'ge Hamilton. Ray Milland A man oat• CllUQllt 119 In an ltwe9 ... 11on 10 prove hie !>rather Innocent ol the murder CNfgM 11Q.iNll him. (])MOVIE • • "Return or Tne Tft- an" ( t9521 o.ie Robert· ton, JoMne Dru. A ranch- ., 1trugo1M to hang on to hie land Md r.orn.. ., MOVlf. * • ~ "The Myaterianl" ( 19611) Kenjl S.nera, YUml Shlruawa. A group of lllghly evotved 811«11 of 1uperlor lnlolllgence try to tu• owr Ear1h lo petpetu- ••• their CIVffl1811on. QJ EH'TeftTAINM9"1' TONIGHT A report on TV ~ ~ .. (IJMOVIE '* • •+ "Bualln' LOON" ( 1981) Atchard Pryor, Cll»- ly T yeon A l>umbllng bur· glar. a ·concarn•d ldloollHCh« and elgflt Chlld.ren m.lle • frlghi.- lnQ CloeM:OUnlty trip In • bf'oll'.en-down IChool bul. 'A' MOVIE • * ··0ue1 For Four" ( t982) Miiie PrNton. DI- Ciiento An Aualr&hn toy Import«-'-bu*-II on the 11111<11 a. abandoned ~rmwlf9. 1:25 (.C) MOVIE ...... "Oeordia" c 19581 em Tra...,,, Horan Gort1111. An und«tlied Scollmllll et1rOllt Ill a bo<ly-bulldlng CO\KM and goes on lo become an Olymplc thOI· pulfei'. 1:30 G QI NllC NEWS ()VUNQHT • 80 YOU THIHK YOU GOTTM>Ual.Q (O)MOVll • • • "Gallipoli" 098t) Mel Glblon, Mwti L•. Two Auatrallan foot r-. wllh contrutingly dltfer«1t perlOl\alltlM llQn up to l\ght In Ille Mkk:le Eeatern IMatre durtng Wotld Wit I 'PO' 1:80 ~ •• "Hell Nigllt" (1M1) Lind• 8111r. Vlnolnt ... .,.. Ptt1en. Al 1*1 01 !NW W- llallon, 1ra1arn1tr end IOrOftty l*ldOW Ill*'° • "'Ohl In a "**Y· euppoa. «II)' N&IMloned INNloft. . ... I*' 8 (J) CM NIWI NICIHTWATCH ·=WORLD * * "Ller'a Moon" 111182) M•ll Diiion. Cindy Flthet Oetc>lt• paret111I oppoel- llon. two tean-agera from differing background• fall In love In a Ml•lt T••u town. 'PO' 2:30 DeCllNEWS 2:$5 (J) MOVIE .1r * 'h "Vic. Squ.c:t" 119921 S.aaon Hublay. Gary Swanton. A Police d•tac- t111a and • atrMlw•lker team up 10 trap • pimp reeponelble 10< murdering one of hit women. 'R' 2:48 (%) CIHeMA8COM 3:008 MOV1€ • • • ''They Were So Young" ( 19551 Scott Bf .. dy, R•ymond 8urr. A group of Innocent model8 Ne lletded lo South Am«· Ice undet tl'Ht lhrMt of death In order to become Ille puppetl Of ~I Md lnlluentlal men. i:UHT •**''The UttlMI Rabel" (1938) Slllrley Temple, Jolw1 8cMe Outing the CMI Ww, a 111tle Qlt1 denc;.. • In the 1trM11 to ..,.n enough money to rMCUa h« father from a YanltM e!_laon. • CZI MOVIE ** "AntOtly And C~ trt" I 19721 Chllrlton He.- Ion, Hlldeg.,d Nell. 8ued on Sh•kMPM<•'• play. An lnltuentl'1 Roman IOldi« la brought to ruin by IM wilea Of Egyp1'1 QUMn. 3:06 ct) MOVIE • • • i.; "WllOH Ute 11 It A,nyw1y?" ( t981) Rlellard Dreytvu. John CHH- v.tt• Pw~ed from the n4ldt down In an automo- bile accldent. • awlptor r~ •t>oul 1111 ... before •nel eloquently .,OU-for Illa rtghl to die 'A' S:llO (]) f AITH 20 Oi)MEETHINFL Hoti. Len DawlOll and Nlek Buonlconll review hlghlighll of Ille preovloue ....... , NFL~ and lnl«View ltey pteyetl and co.chM. (Q)MOVIE ** "The Ext«m!NIO(' ( 1980) Chrl stoph•r o.oroa. Samantha Eoger. Aflet bla WW buddy .. left peraly2ed by a Hft VOit! youth gang, a Vietnam vet decide• to take hie revenge by murderlno •trMt cr1m1ne11 through oru••ome, tortUOUI IMM .. 'R' •:OO (]) T~ O' THI MOANING .MOYll • •.,. "Carny" (1980) Jodie Foet«, Gary 8ueey. An adventurou• young women joint a canw al troupe Ind learnl 'about tM hiOdetl emotione Ind lru•tr•tlona behind the turf-~ of the performen. 'A' •: 16 (I) ..IOUAHEY'I U.O Muwell Caulflllld a11d Andf-St-atar In A.C. Sh•rrllf'• drama •bout two young Brlllah IOldlara conlrontlftg I he horror• of trencfl warf- 4:ll0 11 IP'Y BUU.WH<LE ......oH: IMP'O Hiil.a (B)MOVll *** "Smuh PalKe" (t98t) 8Nno Lawrenoe. Anna Jemlaon A Nft ZM- l•nd junkyard owner'• ruined marrltlge lllk• a dram•llc turn toward demp«1t1on and lllolence. E'rfd••'• Da11t f •e Mo.,f4l'• Ing .... by .,,a,1ng and awltc:hlng MCl'I oth«'1 Qlr'- lrlendl 'R' l:OO (%} **'A "Silver Beer•" • ( 19781 Micha.I C•lnr. Cyblll Shepherd. An accounting genlul deYleM an Intricate plan to Iner-hll -'th ~ making ttorne or the 109 exec:utlYee In Ille WOl'kl of high finance Ille llletlma of an extraordlnlll)' awlndle. 'PO' 7'/JO (]) * * "Whlt111ng In Brooklyn" 119431 Rod Sllellon, Ann Authertord. A radio detective mllkM -. . t mlM with the pollce, • ' etlmln.al and a buel>all . .,,,. CC) * • "Tha Aun-.ys" (19761 Dorothy McGuire, Van Wllbtnl. A 1-..ager Ot1 the run IOllowtng a lam. Ny quwrel mMI• and befr19nde • young teoperd wtlldl MCaped from a wlldllte pwtl. r::30 (Q) ft *'ii "Altadl'or The Killer Tomatoes" (1976) Jack Alley. Dick Miiier. Gwden ~ oo on Iha rampage, making met- ropoll\an .,_ and !heir realdent• Into giant IMll8dt ot debf11 with human dfeUlng. 'PO' 0 **** "Moacow Ooellll't ~ In T-1" (1980) Ver• Alan1011a. Alea•I Bat•IOY. 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C2. • Penguin shipped Oilers regain form~ to Midwest C HIC AGO (AP) -The acquiallion of Loa Angeles Dodgers third baseman Raft Cey ln a trade for two minor league players will give the Chicago Cubs a much improved infield as far executives of the National League baseba 11 team are concerned. The Cubs, recently thwarted in efforts to sign free-agent Steve Garvey , announced late Wednesday that the 34-year-old Cey would waive his contract'!! no-trade clause and join the Cubs. J\nd General Manager Dallas Green said that obtainlng Cey "more than made up" for the loss of Garvey. "It means I don't have to move Bill Buckner off first base," he added. Team spokesman Ned Colletti said Cey had agreed t.o terms in principle for five years, but details of the agreement were not announced. Cey was in the final year of his contract with the Dodgers and reportedly wanted t.o renegotiate for four years at an average of about $700,000 a year. . The Dodgers refused to go along with the proposal and Cey agreed to waive the no-trade siause so a deal could be made. Cey is the Los Angeles Dodgers' all-time home run hitter with 228. The 10-year veteran hit .254 in 150 games last year w ith 24 homers and 79 RBis. Cey has played more games for the Dodgers at third base than any player in club history and he holds the fielding record with a .977 percentage and only nine errors in 1979. The Cubs traded outfielder Dan Cataline, 21, who played at Salinas in the California LeaRue. He batted .246 last year, had 18 home runs and 79 RBI.!. Also traded was Vance Lovelace, 19, who pitched for Quad Cities In th e Midwest League. Lovelace posted a 4-6 record last eeuon, with a 4.98 ERA.. o.-, Not "'°'" by Gery Ambr- 8 y ron Ball of Ocean View trje to evad e ~a !ll&ze of m enacing a rms and hands. HB too fast for Ocean View, 81-68 By ROGER CARLSON , o<ttM DellJ ...... ..... .. Huntington Beach Hlgh's Oilers snapped oyt of a mid-season slump with a resounding 81-68 Sun.set League basketball victory Wednesday night -the victims the visiting Seahawka of Ocean View. "I thought we controll~d the tempo," said Oilers Coach Roy Maller. That In a nutshell, was the undoing of Ocean View.' The Oilers went after Ocean View with a hall court trap and turned their transition game lnto an e<\uaUzer t.o the Seahawks' heigtlt advantage as the winners never traUed after Billy Thompson's two buckets and two Cree throws tied the game at 6. Thompson finished with 22 points, his most productive evening ht his la.st eight starts, Jamel Gamer added 16 and Lou Harrigan and reserve guard Greg Baugh contributed 12 each. Ocean View outrebounded Huntington Beach, 34-32, but such a slim margin turned it into a big loss for the taller Seahawks. Byron Ball led Ocean View's rebounding with 17 boards and he scored 13 points, but Huntington's Gamer and Mike Mills equalized it with 9 and 8 rebounds. The Oilers' only worry was in the foul department, and although Mills and Danny Thompson eveniually fouled out in the fourth quarter, Huntington Beach escaped any dire situations. - "I had flashbacks to the Founttain Valley game," admitted Miller, alluding to previous foul problems. "We pulled it out to set the ball up a little when we were up by 15, but it's hard to do that when we run the way we do." Gamer scored 16 points for the Oilers, but that was just the tip of the 6 -7 sophomore's contributions. In addition to his nine rebounds, he had eight blocked shots in frustrating the big front line of Ocean View. "When I look at Jamel and look over the stats I have to remember he's a sophomore," continued Miller. "The things he's doing . . . most coaches would be very happy with a senior doing them." Thompson (Billy) was the main point of attack, however, with his 10 assists offensively and making a general nuisance of himself on defense. "Billy penetrated well to the bucket and played with confiden ce," added Mill.er, who watched his team react to Thompson's play with similar patterns. Play was ragged at times -but the up-tempo appeared to be just the answer to the Seahawks, who have shown a 110Ud power game under slower conditiona. Baugh'a 12 polnta was a career blah and he Ignited a brief spun at the end of the second period with a 20-footer and two free throws as the Oilers stretched a 34-29 lead to 42-29 at halftime. Steve Moser, a 6-6 j\Jnior. came up with hw season's best with 27 points, but aside from Ball no other Seahawk could net more than six pc;>ints. In racing t.o the 13-point halftime advantage, which \>'asically stood up for the balance of the game, the Oilers connected on 17 oC 36 from the fiel~ (47.2 percent). And, obviously to Miller's liking, the Oilers massed just one of nme ftee throws".' Gamer's dunk shot on the end of a pass Crom Billy 'Thompson finished first half scoring and he began the thirii period grabbing a rebound and dropping one from four feet t.o keep the Oilers' momentum going. ' Ocean View could net just 10 of 24 m the first half (41.6 percent) -and that was 12 less attempts Crom the field against the smaller Oilers. The result leaves both teams 2-1, a game behind Foun~n Valley's pace. Elsewhere ln the Sunset League Wednesday: Fountain Valley 51, Edl1on 43 The Barons struggled for the second straigh,t game following their league-opening win over Huntington Beach, but they had enough down the stretch t.o outlast Edison's upset-minded Chargers on the latter's court. Rolf Jacobs led all scorers with 15 points and teammates Mike Newton and Rob Whitehair added 12 points each as the Barons upped their overall record to 12-6 (3-0 ln league). Edison cut Fountain Valley's lead to 36-34 in the early stages of the fourth quarter and the Barons were holdln~ on to a 43-39 lead with three (See OILERS, Page C4) Sea Kings fight off stubborn Newport CdM's Morris resigns post CdM, Estancia on collision course By ROGE R CARLSON Ofttle DellyHot le.ft By ED ZINTEL ..... to lfle Deir ..... Wednesday night's high school basketball game at Corona del Mar demonstrated plainly that tradition and rivalry are as important in this part of the county as it ever has been. Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor played before a n ear capacity crowd that was as occupied with out-cheering and out-insulting the other side as it was with the game. And when the commotion was over. Corona del Mar, with a strong finish. had k!led o~t a 61-53 Sea View gue wm. The Sea Kings' victory sets up a showdown Friday night agalnst Estancia between the league's two unbeatens, both with 6-0 records. Newport Harbo r dropped to 3-3 ln league. Corona del Mar was Orange County's 10th-ranked team going into Wednesday's game, having won 10 of its previous 11 games. However, Newport Harbor , sensing an emotional struggle with ita cross-town rival, rose to the challens~: The Sea Kings, with far more experience on the floor. led by just a basket, 50-48 midway through the fourth quarter. That was after Corona del Mar had built a 19-12 first-quarter lead, only to llf!e the Sailors, with 6-9 center Joe Seager and Co., rally to tie the game after three quart.en. 44-44. / I t wu with 4:30 left in the final quarter that c.orona del Mar went on a blnae. out8corlni the Sallon. 12-2. 1'he Sea Kinp hit three atraigbt outside 1hot.1 to take a 5e-48 lead wtth 3:05 left And then held on. The buketa were made, in order, by Greg Wynn, Davt VanSteenh':l)'le and Mike Hem. "U we don~ make thme three Jona ahoca, we're through.'' Mid Corona del Mar ,Coach Jack .Errlon . "W e were very fortunate." But Na,rt Harbor Coach J.ny DI didn't .e any luck lm'olved. "They (Coron• del ...,) are a very well-cli...tpllned WllD. My IUYt did • .,._t job ~t ln 1uch an emoUontl ....... Corone •1 Mar kept tta ~ .. , The Sea Kings had to as Newport Harbor was holding ~n like a dog would a slipper. The game matched two teams which play man-to-man defense, uncommon in this day. But it was Newport Harbor, led by guard Sean Sheward, that playec' it better in the first half. Sheward had the unenviable job of guarding Corona del Mar high- scoring guard Hess. But Sheward never let Hess out of his shadow, holding him to ju$t two poil'\ts in (See CdM, Page C4) Dick Morri Dick Morris has resigned as Corona del Mar High's football coach. culminating a seven-year bitch after being struck with a heart attack just prior to Christmas. The 45-year-old Corona del Mar resident underwent a 3~-hour double bypass operation successfully .at..Hoag Hospital and has been home< for a week recuperating. • "Spring practice is still a long ways off,"'•-... --~ Morris said Wednesday, "but there are decisions that have to be made now and I'm just not ready t.o do that. "I might want to come back later, but right now rm not ready," continued Monis. "I had to weigh the positives and negatives and · right now it's too many negatives." No replacement has been made yet. Welconie back Bill! "I don't know what we'll do at this point," says Corona del Mar Athletic Director Ron Davis. Morris compiled a 46-38-1 record in eight yea r s, i nc luding s hares of three league championships and {ave CIF playoff campaigns. Lakers win; Walton, Clippers imp.roving Monis was an assistant t.o Dave Holland ~fore Holland resigned in 1975 aft.er nlne years at the helm. Holland has assisted Morris during. the past INGLEWOOD (AP) -Bill Walton is finally out of law school for the year. and even-his opponents are anxious to see him return full force to--the National Basketball Association scene. His 12 points and eight rebounds Wednesday night were not enough to save the Clippers Crom a hard-fought 107-104 lell\' to the Los Ang!!les Lakers. San Diego is in last place in the Pacific Division. "Yest e rday· was his f irs t practice since his law school finals were over," Clippers Coach• Paul Silas said after the gagie. "When he gets in good shape, we will be a good club. Bill ia there to protect us defensively; when our players get beat he la Intimidating. His timingJa a lltlle off and hia staminaAs not that good at this point1" Lakera Coach Pat Riley said Walton played well on d~feme and blocked a lot of shots, but no\ed the player la "not back to where he was performancewt1e" before he was forced oµt Of the aame by Injuries. "lt. Will be great for the NBA whe.n Bill I.I Peck at 100 _J>ercent) playing all the time. Bill 11 a ,...., pemer and It wtll t.ak. aome time for ha. teamrnalea to a•t adjuated to bit stfle of play." Jamaal Wllkea ·aald 1her the ..... Wiikes scored 2G point.a and Nonn Nixon added 22 to lead the Lake rs. San Diego had rallied to within one polnt with. 5 seconds to go as fuard Craig Hodges hit two reethrows. but the Clippers could not pulJ ahead. 3-4 years in various capacities. "It's going t.o be hard for me not. to coach next year,'' admits Morris, "but I'm going to stay out of coaching for one year at least." Morris was hospitalized for 10 days before undergoing the surgery and is not expected to be back on the Corona del Mar campus for three San Diego fouled immediately after the Lakers lnbounded the ball and Lakers guard Michael Cooper made twp freethrows to move the Laker lead to three. months. "I'm encouraged about things," adds Morris. "I'm getting stronger every day. Right now the highlight of the day ls a l~-minute walk." Huntington Beach's Jame l Garner patsses o ff during the °"lV' ' 81-68 victory. Injuries double Anteaters' troubles Special to tlle DaJly Pilot SANTA BARBARA -As if thlng1 weren't already bad enough for Coach BID Mulligan '1 UC Irvine buke&ball team, the Anteat.en are •tartlna to be plaguri by the inju'J bug. · How are thlng1 going?" Mulligan repeated. "Ben (McDonald) has a bad knee, Michael ~ans has a bad kru!e and Troy Carmon and Tod Murph~ are both ' lick. Otherwlle, It'• gotna sreet." McDonald, UCI'1 l!•m captain, ha1 been limping npti<.-eably llnce halftime of the Anteaters' 18me wtth San .Joee State Saturd ay night. The 6-8 forward , •veraalns 12.!S point• per aame, didn't wacuce Monday or Tue.ctay. bu\ Mulllaan aaya Mc.Donald will be In thf at11rtln1 line~ for wnipt'a (7:30) pme here with UC Santa Berbera. The aame cannot b4t aakl, howevW, for t.ckup tuard Be1n1. who had hll knee drained of fluid and hall trouble walklns. As for Carmon (a 1tarter) and Murphy (usually {int off the bench), both of them have been felled by the flu bus· And, the timing fo~he Injuries couldn't be worse. UCI, although 8-6 ove is 0-3 and On radio tonight KWVE ( 108 FM) at 7:30 lll'nference (with the addition of Nevada Lu Vecu thia eeuon), the PCAA poet-.->n ~ff ca1l1 ror the lHt·place member to be excluded ff(lrn the toumamenL Mulllpn hal never h8d • kllina aeuon In hl1 mu.trloO• CC>Khln1 career. The 'hou1h' of not maldn1 the playoff• II! almost uniJnNlnatm. "lt ian't tr..~ 11 much• I can't • believe I can't win," said Mulligan the other day. "I think l can keep their (the players) spirits up, but it's been hard to keep up mine." The Anieaten to lnto ton.lsht.'• game comina oft their pooreat outing of the seuon. accordJna to Mulllaan. "We juat looked at the San J oee flit(l and it w u probably our wont performance of the year," Mid Mulllpn of UCt'a 81-78 aetback. "We don't loee gama. we just gav. Vrl'!ft •wa._y._ ·•we doub)e the turnoven of anybo(4i we play. We came down 2~ times~ San Joee without puttJ"8 up a 1hot. h'• tough to win that way." The Anteatert wlll be ou t to atop UCSB'1 hl1hly-t.alent~ aenlor forward Votk a,... who 1-m w conl..-.nc:e in ICOrinC at 21.I PPI· 0fOl8 ti ai.> MCOnd in the_,...... ln ftoboundl".\I •t 10.4. The G•uchol ltMI the ....,.. Mrie9 betw.. UM two wtlh ""8·4 muk, • - Dpnahue expected .. to ~tay at UCLA FrOM AP dispatches LOS ANGELES -Although 5l he's been romanced b at least two 4. t pr~',football teams, tcLA Coach Tel'T}' Donahue expects to remain true to his alma mater and stay wilh the Bruins for about $1 ~0.000 for the !"-st year of a five-year contract. "l believe in my h eart I'll be ba,·k al UCLA." ue said. Donahue, who guided -" . . ~ . ~t4 ~~.I -~'' the Bruins to a 10 • l -l re<:.'Ord and Rose Bowl victory over M ichigan this past season , appears near agreement on a new five-year contract with the university, Athle tic Director Bob Fischer said. It was reported that the deal, subject to approval of 1 the University of California D<»tAHW Board of Regents. calls for about $150,000 a year renegotiable on a yearly basis. DQhahue, the Bruins coach since 1976, has been rumored to be a candidate for coaching jobs with the Rams and Kansas Oty Chiefs. Thomas caps Pistons' rally :.ll{ab Thomas' short jumper with m three seconds rema1ning capped a six-point spurt in the final 17 seeonds Wednesday night that lifted Detroit to a 107-106 victory over Milwaukee In NBA action. The Bucks led 104~98 with 35 seconds left . . . Elsewhere in the NBA. Rory Sparrow scored 25 points, including 14 in the final period, to lead Atlanta past visiting Seattle, 116-111 ... JallDI Erving notched 26 and .Aaclrew Toaey chipped in with 25 as Philadelphia won a club-record 13th s traight cont.est, 126-106 over Chicago . . . Guard Larry Drew poured in 23 po ints a nd handed out nine assists to power Kansas City to a 91-88 decision over New York I.on~ Ut•ut•h Se. J'l'lfth·rankrd Ne•vuou l..Q Vt>&U m hud thn•t• pluy1•r1 -. .. m• ~O or mon polntit and huld uft atubborn l.111\ail Beach S1.aw. u aa. WC'dnt"'llflty rllJCht 1n a PCM t'Onll'lft Junior Jtlf Colllna ll-t1 th Rub •l•' 1<.'0rinai purtuJ•• with 'J.7 point•. with Stdney Green m.ldln8 ia u11ll Larry Andenon ~l . . . Eln•wht•rt· In collc•Kt• b1111kc•thnll. Mark Doherty llCOrcd 21 poln11 na No 3 North Curol111u • cruls4.'d ~l rlval North Caroll nu St.All•, UU 14 I , In an ·Adant ~ t Conc_.nm<'<' mQt.chup • &nlor guard Darrell Walkt' not.chl'<.I I~ polnw 011 rourth rankl-d ArkllnjU OV~J"('l)llll' TCU. 69 ~:) .... Rcsc.·rw forw rd Jimmy Miller BC'l'<>untt.J far 18 point:. WI M.'Vl'Mh rank<.'l half and coosted to a 74-64 triumph ov,•r I 7th-rankt'<l Virginia Tech Quote of ttie day liary Green, Kansas City Chiefs l'orrwrback. whose 42-yJrd run with a hllt•r ul on an lritcrl•epuun rNurn against the• N t• w York J t• ts prou uccl) the fl rs l tO\,'d1down of has NFL curt'.'<'r and capJX'd a wcl·k an wh1l·h he had been married on Tu<'Mlay. was numed "' tht• Pre> Bowl on Wf.'dnt•sJay· and was elt.'l·t<.'<.I team MVP on Thursday: "This has been the greatl'Sl Wl't.•k of my lift• I expcoet the Lord to talk to me• tonight, lo rome down for a personul t·onv<.•rsalion." Mt·s~it•r l~acl~ Oilt•rs p asl (~unut·ke Mark Messler scored three goals "1 and Wayne Gretzky <'OMt.-<:ted on a ' penalty shot as the Edmonton Oilt'rs beat the Vancouver Canucks 9-4 Wednesday night to move to within two poinlB of Boston in lhe overall--point itandings . ... . The Swedish line of Thomas Steen, Bengt Lundholm and Wllly Lindstrom acrounted for 11 points to lead Winnipeg to a 6-3 conquest-of Toronto . . . Right wing Alan Hayworth scored his seventh goal of the season and t'Ollected three assists to pace Washington to a 6-4 triumph over Chicago . . . Steve Payne and Tom McCarthy scored early for Minnesota and the North Stars he ld on to beat Detroit, 3-2 . . . Paul Gardner's third-period goal gave Pittsbur~h a 1-l tie Wlth New Jersey. Da iley to apologize to s tudent f C h icago Bulls r ookie guard II Quln&lo DaOey, convicted of sexuaUy assaulting a University of San Francisco nursin g student. will publicly apologize to her as part of an oul-of- court settlement, has lawyer said. . Steve Scott, a product of UC Irvine, won his third race in a row in a series of international track and field meets in New Zealand when he beat a top-class field In a 1,000-meter run. Scott led from the gun to wm in a time of 2 minutes. 20. l l seconds . ... Alex English tossed in THOMM 23 poi nts a nd Denver Television, radio continued its winrung ways at home with a 130-93 romp over hapless Houston . . . TV: College Basketball -UCLA at Cal, 8 Mlcbael Rlcbard1on scored 29 points and Purvla p.m .. Channel 5. Sborl added 23 to lead Golden State to a 103-95 R~~~: (~~;)ey -Hartford at Kings. 7:20 triumph 1>~er Utah . . . Alvin Adams scored all p.m.. · · . of his 10 goints in the fourth quart.er, including College Basketball -UC Irvine al UC Santa two free Arows .trith 44 seconds remairung, to Barbara, 7:30 p.m .. KWV~ (108FM): UCLA at -s-pa.rk Phiemx ~ 118-113 victory over San . Cal, _8_p.m.~MPC (710), USC at Stanford, 8_ Antonio. p.m .. KNX ( iu70). CC falls to late Falcon surge olden West overcomes Compton; Saddleback triumphs Cerritos College needed a late charge to dispose Orahge Coast College in Sou~ Coast <;onference tball action Wednesday rught, wh1le Golden t lumed back ' a determined and hungry Comp\en -five to record a victory. And in Pacific Coast Conference play. S ddle~rised visiting San Diego. He~~ w tha~: C rrlto1.,,."1, Orange Coast 6% . The"Palcons, ranked No. 1 in the state, o tscor e Pirates 17-6 over the final four utes t() }!1Jt the victory at home. It was Cerritos' StnllfD. :tnwnph. Fo"*k4 Neil Anderson was the catalyst · d _..11'alcon spurt, hitting 7 of hi5 11 points .,. . etball scores . ...-.:_ .... Col'9ae Comm1mllr colMfe w .. T ScMitti c-t COi...,_ •v•d•·LH VeQH 95. Long Golden W•l 87. Compton 81 S 113 c.rttoe n . Orange eo.t 62 1· ..._... Mt. Sen Antonio 4 t, FU!lenon 35 due 63, lllinoll 82 Sent• AN 81, Cypr-51 ...,... 73 ......, " B '"' PKlftc c-t C.--.-':o:m.· 64,.~-.:. 6"/ v• Sllddle'** 85. Sen 04ego 59 u 12, w 0Mlchloen 56 Sen Diego MeN 57, Groamonl *: ~~· ~~r M MlraCoeta 1.1, ~tern 78 a~ ... •. Kent 81. se lmperitl Veley 93, ,.,,,,., 11 1em1 , Cent. Mlctllgen 65 (OI) High echool Michigan 80. N. lltlnola 79 (oil • I-' L.eetue ieeourf 8", Ottltfloma St. a Foun,..,, v..., 11, Edi.on "3 Mleeourl 59, NW Mlleourt 69 Huntlnoaon 8-«ll 111. ~•n v-ee Mwlna 5", W..ualnlter 50 ... v._ ....... Coron• del M•r 61, Newport "*t>Ot 53 Coete MeN 63. Sed<llee>Kk 5" tMne 59, El Toro M &tlf'Cie 70, Unlwnlty 5 I lcMlthC....L...-C•plllr•no V•ll•y 83. Sen Clement• 71 0-Hiiie 69. ~ Viejo "4 Ugw\a 8Ndt .&4, Woodl>Odge 38 Cet1tWJ LMtlue Cenyon 68, Sant• Ana Velley 85 Footllil 62. El Wodene 41 Orange 68, v• Piii\ 50 ~Ana M . Ti.tin 49 ............... Kel'lne<ly 48, C)'Pf ... 45 Kat .... 74, El Dore® 58 LoeHM.P~48 LOe AMlmltoe 87, e..,.enza 49 ,,..., ....... Sonor• e 1, aunny .. to Le Hebte M, 8uene Perk 47 Fuhrton 51, Troy 49 ~._&....-Loe Arn1QOe &4, Oerden Grove 53 Semlego H , Rendlo, Alemlloe 82 La, Oulnte 63, Bol .. Ofende 61 v...:fr~12 .,.. n. .,.....,., .. leYMM•,~41 WCMMft .... ecMOOL ... w..a...-!I Toro 54. ir-. .,-_ COf'on9 .. ., 42. Hewpon . JoMPI'• ... Ahode ....,_, 71 ...,.., • 711, ... Of'I Hell ... COMMUNITY COLLEGES over the final four minutes Shaughn Ryan led the OCC attack with 16 points before fouling out. Ryan, who started the season as a reserve, finished the night with six rebounds while hitting 6 of 9 shots from the field. The Falcons managed to hit 17 of 22 shots in the second half (77 percent): as Andre Greer led the charge with 18 points while Don Otis added 17. Brad Gu~ had 11 for Coast, while the Pirates' top scorer on the season, Leland Bruce, scored nine points despite silting out 14 minutes with foul problems. Golden West 87, Compton 81 The Rustlers connected on 27 of 32 free throw attempts (84 percent) to earn the victory at Compton and go over the .500 mark in conference play. Sherwin Durham scored a season-high 22 points, John Kresich added 21 and Tyrone Myles scored 16 of his 18 points In the second half to give the Rustlers the victory. Golden West, 41-10 overall, held a 15-point advantage at one stage of the first half and led 46-36 at the intermission, but the Tartars outa'Ored the Rustlers 14-4 to open the second half. C.Ompton (0-5, 5-13) owned a 58-55 lead with 13 minutes remairung before the Rustlers caught fire. Durham and reserve Ed Dorham sealed the victory by combing for 11 of 13 free throw connections down the stretch. Saddleback 65, Sa.n Diego 59 Reserve guard Ralph Johnson connected on 9 of 10 free throws down the stretch to carry the Gauchos to an upset victory over the vi~iting Knights. Saddleback came into the game shooting just 47 percent from the free throw llne, but Johnson came through by hitting the front end of five on~ plus-one free throws over the final three minutes to spark the Gauchoe . I Mon.-Fri. 5:45 p.m. KWVE FM-108 dM· alone at the top Co. In Me a, Cw unu dt•l M 111 llii;ch <.'aptun-w l.cougw• with 11 win ovc.>r N1•wpur t llurbor, while Cot.tu Mt"tu outpmntt·cJ ~uddlnpacl< und f.J Toro l'<ig1-d It vim• 1r1 WIJm ·n'11 lm:tketboll urtlon Wt'<inc.'l!dny night. Hcro'11 whot huppont'd• Corona del Mar 0 , Newport Harbor 32 ~pitc playing lw worat game of the ason. Corona dcl Mar advan<.'<.'S lo 1''riday'11 rnntchup with F.iltandu with n 6-0 Sea View League record and nlono ot Lh1• top or the. pack CdM missed some easy shot.s from within the key, letting Nt•WfJOrt Harbor stay wlt.hm 1trlklnR ~!stance. But In th<> fourth quarter, Ji'ran Wynn 8'.'0r<.'d seven of her 11 point.-> to seal the victory Part of the rt>ason for CdM's lacklust.cr play was because team leader Heather Estey played only one quarter of the game because of Illness. £"1t<:y managed to tally seven points in that span Costa Mesa 39, Saddleback 26 Tough defense by lhe Mustangs held the visiting Roadrunners to just one field goal in the first half, while Mesa was able to hjt at a 67 percent clip (12 of 18)' to build a 26-7 advantage al intermission. Saddlcback's top scorer, Kim J ohnson, was held to just four points, nothing in the first three quarters, by Costa Mesa's Shelly Neal. Neal also had 11 rebounds as the Mustangs outboarded Saddleback as a team, 28-12 Thl• victory evened C.OSta Mesa's lca'gue. mark al 3-3. El Toro 5•, Irvine 48 Irvine took a three-point halftime lead, and led by as many as nine points in the third quarter. But mistakes proved costly as Irvine . committed s ix s traight turnovers (due to a Stadler's toUch Regain off orm leads to 63 PALM SPRrNGS (AP) -Masters champion Craig Stadler shot a 9-undcr-par 63 -he called it one of the Cinest rounds of his life -and established a 3-stroke lead Wednesday in the first round of the marathon Bob Hope Desert Classic. "From tee to green, that's the best I've played -ever. If I'd made a couple of putts. lt..could have been in the 50s," said Stadler. the 1982 leading money-wanner, after his spectacular romp over the 6,455-yard Indian Wells Coun try Club course. one of four desert layouts used for the lirst four days of this unique event. The format calls for the 136 pros to play one round on each course, each day with a different three-man amateur team. The amateurs drop out after 72 holes and the field is cut for a pros-only fifth and final round at La Quinta. ''My iron game made alJ the difference." Stadler said. "I was right on the pin all day long." Tied for sa'Ond at 66 were Tom Purtzer. Payne Stewart. Hal Sutton and Mike Sullivan, who got to six under par despite a four-putt double bogey on the 1$th hole.at. La Quinta.. Sutton also R~ at La Quinta. Stewart and Purtzcr were al Indian Wells. tori I \OMEN backrourt press), i.nu El Toro turned the ml!ll'UMl lnlo 111>< fll'ld iOOIJi EJ Toro, play1r11< good wam buketb.111 In th :«>nd hatr lncrytu;c."(f thf· ll'ud to 14 polnlll ai one Lim£'. Carla F'igu..ro11 scored 12 points for Irvine, whllt• t.canunat.e Chrui Robe-rt.' had a game-hlt(h 18 point.a~ ~aguna Beach stuns Warriors Laguna Beach Uigh snapp<.'<i an 11-game losing streak in surprising Woodbridge. Cap1strnno Valley i:.t.ayed unbeaten by wh1J?pmg S~n _€1ementt:, and Dana Hills got pa.cit M1ss1on Vie.JO an · South Coast Ltoa~ue bask('tball action WednL'Sday night. Here's a look al what happened. Laguna Beach 54, Wooctbrldge 36 Coby Naess, Shawn Jordan and 81U El!ston, three freshmen in the starling ljneup, au played . well as the Artists claimed their initial win in the league season. Naess had 13 points, as did Scott Fortune, and Nick Tepper led Laguna with 15. as the Artists pulled away from a three-point halftime lead and coasted to the victory Woodbridge, which was hurl by Anthony Radovcich's foul trouble. was unable to penetrate against the Laguna zone in the second half, and could only manage four long bombs by Mark Foringer m the third period. Meanwhile, Naess and Fortune did a fine job in powering to the basket against the Woodbridge defense. Laguna, now 4-12 overall, out.rebounded the Warriors, 32-26, the first time this season the Artists have outboarded an opponent this season. The setback dropped the Warriors to 3-3 in league play. Capis trano Valley 83, San Clemente 71 Walt DeCasas pumped in nine of his game-high 23 points in the second period as the Cougars sprinted-away from the VlSiting Tritons. The v1ctory improved the Cougars' record to 6-0 in league play, while San Clemente dropped to 2-4. Burt Call contributed eight assLSts and six steals to the Capo Valley attack. while Dan Mulder puUed down 15 rebounds, a personal high this season. Dana Hlll11 58, Mission Viejo 48 The Dolphins' defense limited the Diablos to just 15 points m the middle two periods and stayed .a step behind CaplStrano Valley al 5-1, Rich Rentrop led a balanced Dana Hills attack with 17 points, seven in the first quarter. Mission .Y~L wh1ch_felJ to 1-5 in league play.___ was unable to put anyone in douo e figures. Tars kick their way to 5-1 win Bob Talamo scored three goaJs and assisted oo tw o others Wednesday to spark! Newport lbrbor High to an easy 5-1 victor. y over! host Irvine in Sea View League soccer acuon. We're Cleaning Out The Attic! Talamo assisted on a goal by St.eve Evans and! then scored a pair of goals to lead the Sailors to a 3 -0 halft i m e advantage. He packed up another goal and then assisted on Dave Hess' tally in the second half. The victory improved the Sallors' league record l.P 3-2. Newport Harbor was 0 -3 in n on -league play. Next up for the Tars is Corona del Mar tonight at 7 on the Sailors• field. In South Coast League action, Capist r ano Valley's Bob Magyar. a junior striker, scored on a breakaway with 10 minutes remaining to give the Cougars a 1-0 victory over visiting San Clemente. The Cougars dominated the game as Ca p istrano Valley g oa l keeper Mike Bergersen was forced to rnake just three saves on the day. In co ntrast, the Co\.lgars got 21 shots off against the Tritona. THRll DAYS ONLY! This Friday Through lunclay / 50% to 80% Off All Clothing 50% Off All Cleats 25% Off All Shoes Racquetball Racquets by $1595 OMEG4 Rreg up to $40. 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L~ 36-31-17 Doug l ewell 34-34-18 Ray l'loyd :M-34-11 Calvin Peete 35-33.....U Miiie< Barb« 34-34-N Don POOiey 34·34-18 VlciO< AegelldO 34·34-61 GaryH~~O ~-18 Bob Murphy 35·33-18 Dave Elcheloaro•• 33·35-18 Donnie Hemmona 35-33-18 Oen Fortman 35-33-la Joe Inman ~35-M Oen POhl 34-34-88 Ed SnMd 34-34-11 Gary Koeh 33-35-88 Ooog Sander• 35·33-111 Paler JKObaen 35-33-88 lo&aO Aoill 35-34-89 8'UC4 F,.._ 33·36-111 Jolin Fougn1 :M-35-IG 0 A Welbrlng 32-37-IG JOl1n Mc:Comlah 34•35-1111 John Cool! 35-34-19 Ed Flori 35-34-111 Tom Hltpona 34...Je-70 Chip &.cl< 33-3 7 -70 h..Chung Chan 31-34-70 BlM Sandtf 34·3&-70 JKk Renner 34-31-70 Clarence ROM 33·37-70 Bobby Wadklnt 35-35-70 ~ii Strange 35-35-70 Mlfk Hayw 32-31-70 ThOf .>Orey 34-31-70 Petti Colaterhula 36-34-70 L.9onard Thompaon 35-35-70 Jim Colbert 34-31-70 Danny Eci-da ~ 70 Mika ~ 35-35-70 Barry Jaeckal 33-31-7 I Tl!J'I Slmptl()n 3we.-.11 Jodie Mudd 34-37-71 Howwd Twitty 38-35-71 Tom KJta 37-34-71 Jtf1 Mltc:l>tft 37.J.4-71 B<ad Bryant 34-37-71 Keith F111gu1 311-35-71 Jett Sanders 34-37-71 JOhn Adema 31·33-71 Tom Jenlc Int 35-31-7 I Forr .. 1 F.U.. 35-3'-71 Jerry Pare 3e-35-71 Amol<I Palmer 33-31-71 G-ltttler 35-31-71 J c sn .. d 3&-31-11 OU M0<9an 34-37-71 Jllc:k Nl<:klaut 37-35-72 Mth Reid 36-36-72 Len-C-.11 35-37-72 David Granam 37 -36-72 Mike McCut'°"Oh 35-37-72 Freel CoopleS 36-31-72 Mlkt Oon&ld 37·35-72 o.,., Mc:Cora 35-37-72 Mtr11 Pleil 31-38-72 Jonnny MIUer 34-34-72 Jim NellOtd 35-37-72 ONllle MOOdy 37-3S-72 K*UO Atll 34-38-72 Jim S#nona 36-31-12 Otr8t-31-31-n .'-f "-lt ~72 ~ Gllb«l. 31-3e=-72 Pet Mc:Oowan 35-37-72 Oreq Po-• 34--38-72 Booby Colt 31-37-72 Tony C-08 H-3e-12 OaYlctEdwarde 35-37-72 AoOtr !Mllble ~72 Chat1M Coody 35-37-721 Mee O'Oracly Je.3&-72 Pel UndMy ' 35-31-72 UW!y Wadklna 35-37-72 L .. Elder 35-37-72 Coltege goff UC 1..--· L ... -.-,, IL .. UCLA* (et~T.CC) . .. 75 -Tony CucNloNI IUC Ir.Me), B•lan LIQhl CUC Irvona) .... Wl\1: =:..MIPtCI * L ..... OI i..... 2t I ,.. "' l'flotnl• ~ It Q4 I !Grti.no ..IA II ........_.. a..ui. u '' ooo l"A OOl<len Stitt 11 24 4 ti 14 • SM Diego 10. 31 ll44 t 1 . w. .. 1 DWIWM ftl\ MlonlO 18 'I II II Kall ... Clty 21 11 ,,. 2 Oen"" ao n 4711 1 Dalla• 1• 22 42 j I Ulah 17 21 .406 11 ~11on 8 31 164 1114 IU.,._ COWIUNCll Atlefttte Dt¥tMtft Phlladetpftla 33 & ... lotton 29 t .7eJ 4 New WHY 25 15 1126 I w .. hlno•on 11 20 458 15'-' New YOOI 14 15 .3511 19'" e ... 1ra1 DMaloft 27 14 SH lO 19 5 13 • 20 21 411 1 13 26 333 1:1 12 26 324 13 8 31 112 11 -~, •• eco. .. L.allera 107, San ~04 Pfl(ledelplll1 121, Ch o IOll AIJlltlll 111, SMUii I 1 Otlroll 107. MllWauhe IOll Kan ... Clly 91, New Y0tk 88 Colden Stale 103. Utah t5 o.n-130, Houaton 113 Plw>tnlx 1111. San Anlonto 113 Tonlghl'a Oem .. Cleveland 1t WU11tng1on Por111nd al Oa" .. lndlent 11 San Diego Leken 107 Cllppen 104 -eAN HOO -Chamb«a I. Cummlnga 28, W•llon 12, HOd04tl 17, Hollina 17, WOod o. 1hooka 10, Whl1tl1Hd 2. Smith 8, Alldtfaon 2 Toteta· 41·90 7-10 104 LOe ANOl:.Lle -Rambls 13, Wllkn 211, Abdul-Jabber 14. JOhnaon 12, Ni•on 22, Cooptr 7, Worlhy 9, McAdoo 4 Totar.- 44·1111 111·23 \1)7 kore bi OWll'ttfl San Diego 20 28 28 21-104 loa AngelM 3 I 18 33 2&-107 Thr-.polnt goal -H~. Fouled ool -~ ~nda -San Otego 31 (Wal1on 8), Loa A~ 44 (Rambls 101 Anl•t• -San Olag-o -38 (Colllna 91. Lo• AngtlH 29 (Johneon 121 Total loui. -San OltOO 211. Loa AngelM 17 Tec:hnk:al -Welton A - 14.•115 COMMUNITY COLLEGE Cerrito. T7 Orenge Coat a °"ANGI COAtT -8iuce II. KroMlaldt 7. Ou.a 11, Ryan 18. MOtlon 5, Step~· 4, White 10 Totela· 21 20·2712. CflllllTOe -O Olla 17, Herring 12-, Matlin 5, Anderaon I I, Hannan I , SllY .. I , Gr-18, Kutzke 2 Tollla. 30 17·28 77 Hatnlme· C..rltoe, 32·30. Total loula. Orange Co11t 28. C..rttoe 21. Fooled 001• Ryen (0rat'lll' Colal) TecMlc411· Matlin (C..ritoa) ~ Wnt 17, Compton 11 GOUMIN WHT -Durham 22. M)'lee Ill, Ravia 2. Jam..6, Kre•lc:h 21. Munay2. Slbe( 2, Oorhem 11, Martino 0, Polnd .. tar 4 Tot•. 30 27-32 87 COM,.TON -Clarke 21. Rooarll 20 Pruill 111. Sfewar1 15, Bradley o. Cola I . Joli. 0. Totall 32117·24 81. Hlllftlmt. GOiden WMt, 4$-31, Tolll IOOlt. Golden WMI 23, Compton 24. Fooled 001: Aoberla (Compton). 811dlay (Compton). R4Ma (Golden w .. o Seddlebeck 15, len Diego CC 51 IAN DllGO CC -Thom" 4. Crewf0td 21. Watl'tlnglon 14. Lavender II, Mallard e, Scon 4, FrlO•Y 2. Roy 2. Totala: 27 1·11 511 eAoot.a8ACIC -Henderaon 22. Adame 20, JOllnaon 11. Atnlloe> 3. ,.,_,, 3, ~ 2. Wwd 2, T Mltc:htll 2, GrOUf\d O Totalt. 24 17·23 115 Hllltlme; S.Odltbllek, 23-20. Total foole: San Diego 21. S&ddltb-10 Fouled oul WHhln91on (San Diego). Tec:hnlcll' Cfawlor-d (San Diego~ South Co.et Cont.tenc. c.. ...... _ a.... w -1. • t. Cerrttoa 6 0 20 2 Sanca AN 4 I 12 9 6-Weal 3 2 11 10 Mt. SM Antonio 3 2 12 7 OrWIOt CoUl 2 3 • 9 FU11tr1on 2 3 16 7 CyPf... 1 .. 10 10 Compton o $ 5 13 • ......, .• ae- Ooldtn Weal er. Compton 11 Cerr11Ce 77. Ofln!l)e CoUl 12 M1 Sen AnlonlO '1, F'*"1on 35 Senta Ant II, C~-51 a.turur • o.n.. moo> Orange Cout •t Slllll• An• 'lo Cerrltoa al Golden WMt Ml San Antonio ti CYPlon at Fullel'ton Von Schamann's status uncertain MIAMI (AP) -Miami place-kJcker Uwe von Schamann. who twice helped the Dolphins beat New York this season. 1s listed as questionable for Sunday's American Conference championship game against the Jets. Von Schamann. who r ecovered from a preseason bout with colius to rank fourth among AFC place-kickers with 66 points during the strike-shortened season, is questionable for the ~ame in the Orange Bowl because of a back fracture NFL playoffs So small that it didn't show up in initial X-rays. The Dolphins' kicker was injured when he recovered a fOmbJe during the second quarter of the club's 34-13 semifinal triumph over the San Diego Chargers. Miam1 led N -0 at the Ume and the 6-l>. 182-pound von Schamann later kicked two extra points and field goals of 24 and 23 yards. "It was a bi.z.arre thing," said ~iami Coach Don Shula, describing the play on which von Schamann was injured. Conference Champlon1hlp Game• Saturday'• Game NFC Championship -Dallas at· Washington (Channel 2 at 9:30 a.m.) Sunday'• Game AFC Championship -New York Jets at Miami (Channel 4 at 10 a.m.) Super Bowl XVII Sun .• Jan. 30, Rose Bowl, 3 p.m. AFC vs. NFC champions for Vince Lombardi Trophy Pro Bowl Sun., Feb. 8 AFC All-stars vs. NFC All-stars at Honolulu "1101'1 NII" JOHNSON & SON presents.·. NFL ,. ........... .. APC CHAMPIONSHIP * New York Jete over Miami NPC CHAMPIONSHIP * DaNOe __ ,... ___ ... NrtOlaQO ...... I.ad,._ Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Thureday, January 20, 1113 ~ .......... ld .. JhellM 00-lfA IHU Cof)I. t toll 14, ltaimblaoa IJ, 10-e. q. •• w...._ "· ,, .... rino o. 11"'1ma 0 Totlll IJ IMI u ~wE:~-r.~..:t. , ......... ..... ~tWMf ... ..... COfON 4'11 Met t0 to t f~ ,.,, '*'°° lillllellafVllltiy -~-Mlf.00.(1 3 I IADOLllACk Kltl 0, MolmH ... Wlldkll>e ~=o o, lt1ntore1 4.t w"'ori'11, ~lllM\ I, lttt I), 0. t TOI.Ill 23 .. 13 .. , .......... ~ tt .. -.............. ~ia.-~-·· (11-'0fll 3 2 loulhw.tern 1 4 ltillornM 0 II ........ , .. ..., .. Oacldle0-611 ea. Ian DNtto 11 Ian D1eOO MMe IT. 0.0M!nOllt M M!f.00.1•1), hlil~ 78 llN*lal \/tu.y ., ,liOl'llef 71 ....... o.r... 00.te ~ 11 11 1 21 13 lld<lltlMICI! 11 11 If 11-.. Total loult. C:0.11 M ... I~ leddlabKll U , llOllled OUI MoAllllter (taOdletlMkl. Ceo-(hddltllKll) dllMM11 C....llMeM,t1••1a1r• tdGl••c•-~•·--~ MoalllUlll,Tll'1tlM 4,HlllrD....,_ ......,. ............... ,....... .. ,..., ....... ---~~) lacto'-l>lek •t "" Diego ~ II&. ,o: ~ ... ,.~,4. Alnold CotTA •IA -Hlr ... 4, ....,_ 10, N11111.~l.Oltdll. ... 1, LAii o. lcMll4I 0, ........, o .• ..,, o. -'Ttlllll'"11........,. --___ .., Mtracc.c. ., ,elotNt ,, .......... Oroeemont 11 Ian Diego IO\ith-••n 11 1mperlel v.-y It, ll\Oltll•rl e, ThOMH 11, K11n•llll1 0, ~ I Tol1111 II 22·3& 14 lflYM llllOdlt I, Ml/tel 2, Hell 10, u_... 1 c.tw• o, Bltlmen 11. lltouMcll 3 T01111t "'·14 H llOdf9'•clc • • • 11-• Cotl• ..... 14 12 • I~ ., TOlll IOI*! ladOleblGll 21, 0... .... 1 1t . tteGHKHOOL Htn. heott 11, ~ YleW II OCIAN VlllW -J'uGoe e. M-27. Piii 13, AntonoooolO• 4, liih.illell'; 4, 0ou1y 4, OfHnklk 0, fatle I, O'rton I. Walth 2. ~ o Toi• 2t 11-u 18 HUtmNOTO.. MACH -Miiie I, Oatntr 11, B Thompaon 22, H1ttlgan 12, d Tl\Ompaon 4, AIYatu 1, Baugh 1~. CrOtby 2, Frlet 1, Ott9111 2, OuM I, lerry 0. ClrroM 0 Totala 31 1~14 11. 9"f•..,Ol*ten OcNn View 15 14 14 a:>-ea Huntington 8MCh 22 aG IS 21-81 Total 10011 OOMn Vi.w 25, Huntington Beach 111, Fouled out Mill• (H=ton 8Mc:h). o T!lomp9on (Hun1tno1on ) FCM.tnteln V .... w 11, EdalOft .U fOUNTAIN VAL&.ll'f-,.._,on 12, Hatry 4, Brown 8, Whlltllelr 12, JKOIM 15, Martin 2. Totlle: 19 13-111 51. IDleON-~ 4, Hachtan 4. Miiiard 2, W.,,,._ 5, M .. ,.,._ 10, WUhlnalon 1•. OrUJCowakl 2, Olbbt 2 Tolalt 11 S.'I 43 ._..,~. Fountain Valley 11 14 11 15-51 Edlton I 14 10 11-43 Tolet 1ou11· Founlaln \/~ 12, Edlaon 18 Fouled out Harry (Foun tain Vallayf Hactllen. Johnton (Ed<-) M.,ln• 14, WHtmln1ter 50 net-.ITl'ft -Elalln 10. Johnalon I, Down• 11. Otlavallaoe 7, Nlcolel 2, Orama 0, Btown 7 Totale: 19 12-16 50. MAlllNA -"-lllpak 211, Padllta 14, A0Hnawat9 2, lllalra 0, Naumann 13. Whiteman 0, Ek111om o. To1111, '22 10· 19 54. kote bt' Ou.ten w .. 1m1nt1er 5 10 " 21-50 Matlna II 13 10 15-64 Total IOUla W_,mln•ter 17, Manna 15. Fouled oot· Nlcolal (W•lmlnltar) CdM 11, Newl>Oft Harbor 13 N«W1'0llT HAA8otl -Seager 11. Harker 2, Folk 11. Wolfe 8, S'-atd 1. Mc:Oewen 8, Gutlenw 2 To1a1« 23 7·12 53 COflONA Dl1. MM -llanSIWMuyea 11, Han 14, Wynn 12, Wolll 11, Ilene• I . Ooligtaa o, McKtbban o. Totlla: 28 9·12 81 ~-.o-1 ... Newpor1 HarbOr 12 14 11 11-53 Corona dtl Mw 19 II 11 17__.1 Total 100!9 Newpor1 Harbor 13, Corona dtl Mat 12. fool«! out. H9N (Corona del Mii). • ht.ncie .70. Onlvere.ltr 51 v..tVlllelTY -8.1anger 7. -e ...... u II, SIOltolf 11. Bl•k• 2, Chol 7, Hoatord 2. Ayolla 1, Celt I , Genii .. O. Ki1t1n11ar 0, Marke o. Total•: 111 13-25 5>. leTANCIA -Jaeger 19, Johnaton 3. Muatala 2 . Curt11 17. PlncMnay 14. Watlaumont 11, Mota/ 2, fanley 2. loc:kwood 0, F-1 0, Coruut O. s.,_-0. T01ala 27 16-20 70 ._..,~ Unl.,.,111Y 15 I 14 11-51 Eatancll 13 21 13 23-70 Total IO<ila: Unlv1<1lty 17. Estancia 20 Foul«! out SIOlzotl (Uni-Illy) Cepo V.,lew 13, Ian Clemente 71 e.4N CllllfN'n -Mllf'lbul 21. Hom 5, Garrell 2, Yoder 8, Wac:hanht lm 17, MatonOYICll 10, P-3, Knlghta 2. ~ 0, '"'-O. Fickling 0. T ot1lla 23 25-31 71 C~ YAU.fl -Ander-13, Mulder 18. U Call II, N Call 0, Sedowk:k 11. OeCHH 23, Aguliar 1, Ona f , Ria 0, Pendleton 0 Totela: 34 15-23 83. 9-bt'O-W. San Clerllenl• l4 15 15 27-71 ~t!MO V1111ey · 15 H 23 111-93 'total '°'*' a... Clemenll 21. ~ V.itWlf 23 'oullO OU1; Mulder (Ceciittrano Vfltey). o ernn (San-c-1.,.,anfal. WKl'ltnhelm (San Clemente), Dane Httle 51, Mteltoft Yteto 41 MIHM* VllJO-Gltttltll •• ,... 1. Mowry 2. C...YI 4, Cnwford 3. Kiiiy M 2, Mlllndl 9, E¥1n1 II, Kally J I. Mlfk 1: LH1er 2. Totem: 19 10.20 41. DANA HILU -Ollgmueller 4, SllUndert 2. Aantroo 17, Hwrlt 7. Rhorer 11, CmtlM 4, P-2. Jtntr9 e. Mc:S~ 5 Totala 23 11.16 $8 ._...,,o._..,. Minion Vlt)O 12 8 1 21-41 0ana Hilla 15 14 15 14-51 Mlaalon Vltjo Tola/ foule. Mlalon Viejo II, 0-Hiiie. 18, FOUied OU1 EYeM (Mlaalon Viejo). TecMICal IOUI Aantroo (Dana Hiiiei ....... 0-W. !I IOIO 17 14 1• 17 .. lrvlfltl 111 II 11 18-H Total fou4a: El Toro 111, 1Mne 20 FOUied oul Neal ,......,.,, 9telman (IMnel. lro:tewloh (INN~ h M, Weod1Ntd11 M -Forll'IQIW II. Borp 1g. A , IN 4, Mortland 3, flyM , Almttrono t, Butllt 0, Ct't'tlf 0, l.Al~l/10 0 Totala. 14'1-1831 U.OIMA MACH -T~ 16, N-13, 'or1!.HW 13. J«Olln 2. Elflton o. MoOr•lll '· McGrew 8, l!dw.,dt 2 Tola.It 23 1·17 ~ h«e Illy a-llfl Woodbridge 11 8 8 1-31 Lagurta 8Mch 12 I I 17 14-6• Total foul• WOOdbrldQI 14, l.egllna 8Mdl 13 Fouled oot Radovclclll (WOOClbrldQe). Almttrong (Woodt>rld11tl HIOH ICHOOL ITANDINGI lunMI l.Ngue ~r toun111U1 \/eriey 3 o Huntington 8Mc:fl 2 1 Marina 2 I Ocean \/llw 2 1 Edlaon 0 3 W•tmlntter 0 3 ....... , .. ._.. ~ W L 12 I 11 11 8 7 I 7 4 11 5 10 Hun~lon 8eKh 11, 0oMn \/llw 18 t~na ~~~frJln~t':r'10 43 'rider'• 0-.. (7:111) Huntington 8Mcll at Matlna Ootan Vt.w M Fountain VaNe,o E~ al W•tmlnater ... YlewLNgue LNflle o-.. W L W L Co<ona d4ll MAI I 0 12 3 Eatancll 8 0 14 3 Newport Hl!bOr 3 3 5 9 El Toro 3 3 7 e Coeta M... 2 4 8 I lrvtne 2 4 I 9 Unwaratty 2 4 I 9 8addttod 0 . 8 2 12 ·~·'-" Corona del ,..., 11, Newport HatbOr 63 Eatanc:t. 70, Un!Y91111ty 51 Coate M ... 13. SacldlebKk 54 El Toro 14, 11'1/\na 511 frtcNr'• a.-11:1111 Cotone Cltl ,..._, 11 &tencla Newpot1 Hlfllor at Unlwttlty Coale Mau 11 El Toro Sacldlebec:k 11 l!Ylna louth CoHt Leegue ~ Capittrano Valley I 0 o.nt Hilla 5 1 WOodb!ldQe 3 3 Laguna Hille 3 3 Sen Clemen<• 2 4 lllguna 8tacll I 5 ' Mlulon Vltlo •# I 5 . ........,. . ._.. o.w .. w l II 2 10 7 9 9 10 II 8 I 4 1~ 3 14 L.lguna 8-:h 54. WOOdbrldge 31 0-Hiiie 51, MiNlon Vltjo 48 C9'>lalrano Valley 13, S11n Cltmtn<• 71 l'rfdar'• 0-(7:JO) L.aguna lllactl ai Laguna Hilla Woodbridge al San Citmenle C9'>1ttr8n0 \/alley at Dene HIMt High echool renklno• Cll'4-A .. _ ,_,_.. I LB f>oty ( 11-1) 2 St. Bemard (12·21 3. Metal' Otl ( 11-2) 4. llerbom Otl C 12-4) 5. 80lc:o T4'Cll (17·21 I. VanlUfl (15-1) 7 ....... ( 12·2) ............ y~~1~) I. P' st QI (16-1) JO. ~-IJ_).$ _. __ c .... I Nor1h, Alvtt9ldt (15·21 t """'9lda Polr f 11-2t 3 Pllm SoftnGt (I ... I) • Loa AtlOt 1 f2.s1 5 San Gofvonio (14-21 t.la._..(1W) 1 Mor8n0 \/alley (13·3) I Capl$trano Vallty (15-2) LC-dll..,(114) 10 OonWngua (10-3) ...... 95 93 78 70 11 '4 40 .. ,.. • 100 16 n 13 5e • 41 32 • 12 HtOH ICHOOL WOMEN CdM G.. Newoort HartNw S2 NIWPORT ftAMOh -Wayne 13, Dodd9 11. Ooen I, Adklnaon 2, Or8Qt 5. T otlll 14 4-10 32. MMll_ T,-::..~ iM:.~ . .....,.Jt It, ''YM I. WOOiiey 4, ,.....,..., 1, TOiml! 1t 10·21 41. llL TORO -Cwi.nott 2, 08MIMll 17, Wiii 11. WcOlll "· ....., 1, ~ 1. TOIMI.. 24•1114 --. ... a-.. !MM • 17 10 tt-41 II Toro • 14 11 1,_M To1111 IOUlt. lrYIM 11. ll Toro 1*: foullll Olll WOOll9y (ifWw). NNL c.....u.'cu IC. .............. w l ., ....... Edmonton 27 ,., ... 1911 ~ It 22 • 112 ,.. 11 23 1 1'1 202 l/encouvw-111 22 10 170 1111 IC .... 16 23 7 lilln1ll DMllM 1M ,.. ~. 21 12 7 20I 114 24 14 • 111 171 SI. Louie 115 2t 7 197 1• Dttroll 11 21 12 141 aoa Toronto 10 21 9 111 202 WM.at COW 0 lllCI hltWIDWWM Ptlifadelphle 21 11 • 1N "' NYlliendenl 25 18 7 ,,. 140 WUl\lngton 21 IS 11 111 1• NY Aangtt9 22 11 I 111 111 Phtaburgl'I 12 27 7 141 U3 Nlw.Jerwy 10 21 10 133 117 ...... oe.w- eo.ton 2t 10 1 112 127 Mont!MI 25 13 I 211 1tl Bufflllo 22 14 II 177 141 QueOlc 20 20 • 111 111 Mlll'tftwd 12 211 5 112 22, ...... .,.. ..... Nlw.Jerwy1.~1 Wllllhlngton e. ~ 4 t Wlnnlpeo 1, Toronto Minn.c>ta 3, OttrOll 2 .. Edmonton e, v--4 , ............... Harttotd .. k1"9it Bllflelo et Bolton St. Louie et ..._ Jerwy ~ PhilldllpNI ·~ ............ . ....eatooL c .. 11 .. -v...,1 .... ~• Cej)latrMO V1111ey -ino: .....,.., 1. ! 40 17 • 17 " .. 2t • 17 13 IO 11 IO • .. .. • • .......,, ............. 1 N9wpof1 Herb« ~: !"-1, T~ 3, ..... 1. HIOtt ecMOOL llA* ... e CIP4-A I Canyon (Anatleim). 2. 0.. Clly ... ,_.... Y...,, 4. '°""' T-, 5. Doe ~ •• Slnla Monica. 7. , .. v.-.. •. cw-t ........... a...-. .. UC /RV/NE ~:g va. UC Santa Barbara TONIGHT STARTING AT 1:30 PM with "THE BILL MULLIGAN .SHOW" :!:: ..... Brought to you by AnheuMr Butch, Toyota, 7UP1Uk~. U.S. Alf Fon:e, Jm Clck Ford ~~ AN ENGl..EBRECHT COMPANY PRODUCnON • I PHELPS I ·60th Anniversary Sale CLEARANCE OF FALL MERCHANDISE SA VIN GS UP TO 60% OFF FINAL DAYS SALE ENDS ' Saturday, Jan. 22 PHELPS r I • , , • ' ' i ' .,..._, ./! ?. "A; . ) I 10 1 r. ~! ,., .. •• -------* ----~----------------~------------....... -----.----------------~-------- I Oran • Co11t OAILV PILOT/J'hur1d1y, January 20, 1HS Kai-I Wulff .. • C ~M , ESTANCIA • • • Fr~ Page C1 ~. the~irst half. ;.Hess finished the night with 14 points as one of touf Sea Kmgs who scored in double figures. And tha t{was the bottom line lO the story of this game. •'In addition to the Corona del Mar guards, Hess an~anSteenhuyse ( 11 polnds), the Sea Km~ got good of!ensive production from t heir forwards, W}'lln (12 points) and Karl Wolf (16). '-But center T om Vance played a bag part for : Corltm del Mar as well. He guarded Seager , one of the "f iner centers in the county, alone all night, · limiting him to 16 poin ts. What was importan t abo~ that statistic was that Seager scored six in t he secdld half and just two in the fourth quarter. ~Vance olayed his best game of the season," said!>J!a"rion. '1He kept us in there in the first half." . ~rion said he was impressed with Newport Ha~r. "They came to play. I've said it and I still beliflve they'll be a factor in this league." -,..e was not as impressed with his own team's pe~fmance. ··w e didn't play badly," he said, "we jus~looked slow , especially on defense. We just pla)Jd three straight games against man defenses an~t's tough. But I really think we have to go to the ~hip if we expect to beat Estancia." ~ewwrt Harbor was hurt when forward Brad HarJer weht out with an injury late in the second qu~r. The initial diagnosis was possible torn ligalile nts in his left foot. ~t perhaps the biggest factor in the game was w d and the noise coming from it. Corona del ead varsity bueball coach Tom Trager looked u m the 900ring table during a time out and sru Imagine w hat it was like when they had 2.- 500 ~us'!,ents at these schools." where in the Sea View Wednesday: Es~cla 70, University SI !'flle Eagles tuned up for their confrontation wit!> co-leading Corona del Mar, using spurts in the sec~ a nd fourth quarters to put the visiting Tro aw ay. • niversity led 15-13 after one quarter, bui by the }niddle of the second stanza, the Eagles had clai~ed a 10-point lead and the ad vantage never dip~ below nine after that. m e Eagles u sed good balance, w ith Gary Jae*r (19), Jim Curtis (17), Doug Pinckney (14) and1Gavin Warlaurnont (11) producing in double . digii;. ~orm StolzoU Jed the way for University with ~e ~ints, but the Trojans were crippled by the l06S of ~·or Erik Blake who suffered an elbow injury m e second quarter after scoring two points. stancia was commanding on the boards, o bounding the Trojans, 54-35, led by Pinckney W1 12 and Jaeger and Nasser Mustafa with 11 apieee. t Cosia Mesa 63, Saddleback 54 ~ Costa Mesa held a 12-pomt advantage at the hal~ but Saddleback rallied and midway through the jourth quarter the Mustangs' lead was cut to 51-~). ~ave Palplblade hit three straight baskets for Costa Mesa as the Mustangs regrouped to pu} the ga~ away. We played well in the first half, but le t down in e third quarter, "said Mustang Coach Tim P I. "We need to be more consistent if we are go to make a run at El T oro in the second rou.a." :Palmblade had five assists, e ight rebounds and 13 Ji.>ints and Ted Stitt scored 14 for the Mustangs. MaCk Walton led all scorers with 21 points for Sa4fleback. .. El 'foro 64, Irvine 59 h,,.I~~ holding a one -Point advantage at the j~Toro, behind the play of Jim Hammel and q~~~:~lp::e;~~ ::s::e :a:::: re ds, while Arnold tallied 13 with 12 boards. S Thomas dished off six asmts and added 11 · for the winners. e game stayed clo&e until El Toro outscol'M"" 16-11 in the lhlrd quarter. Hammel was the key 4TW1, as the 6-3 senior forward came up with timely offensive rebounds. &rnard Ussery and J eff Bielman tallied 18 api£te for Irvin e. ~LERS TOP ·OV ... Fr Page C1 tes left. e Chargers, however, could net just 4 of 17 the field in the f inal period (23.5 percent). ins away their upset plans. eff Wuhlngton led F.dison's attack with 14 po and Brendan Masterson added 10. f'Ediaon did a good job of acreening us out on the j>ffensive boards," aald Fountain Valler, Coach Da• Browh.. "We feel fortunate to be 3-0. ' fFountain Valley suffered through lea than 40 ~t shooting from the field. r .. ?'We preseed," said ~wn. "but w e couldn't ID STARTS THURSDAY 10 DEALER SILES CAROL CDLE 16-3 SJT .75 n. OUTDOOR EITEISIOI CORD WITH CADDY 7•7 Cfft more Nach for electric yard tool• or UH the .,acuwn for the car. . m SECURITY YARD LITE 2997 #8175 Bright 175 watt merauy .,apor llght. Like a good HC\lrity guard. II comea on at dualr. goea off at dawn. WEEKEND TIE W A.TEil BEATER BLANKET ••• So. Calif. Gaa Co. Realdentlal cuatomera can get an S8 rebat•. (Hmmm ••• Thal'• more than the blanket. Should we tell them?) DISSTOI PIPE WREICBES .... Should get aome myaeU. My cellar la ao wet. I Ht a llDOU.Htl'ap and caught a herring. 'i'4UIH /STlllLEY'llDDYMlll MITRE IOI WITH SAW STAILEY RETRACTABLE 'ir·Ui!p B~E. UTILITY KlllFE I 5 97 #19-81• You get a decent aaw plua the box which locks at 8 of the moat common cut anglH. BLACK • DECKER 3/a" YABllBLE SPEED REVERSllli DRILL 1997 #7127 Yi HP drill run a from 0 to 2500 RPM. Alotofyouguyahcne 'em, aoBti> muat be doing aomethlng right. --=· QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL -.OTOll 30 WT. 79• QT. 2 22 . #10-099 ComH with 3 heavy duty bladea. good to have on hand at home or on the job. L ·KU TOOLS Vz" DRIYE 25 PC. SAE SOCKET SET • . ., Got the ratchet. adaptor. and buocha aoc:lteta for you w"lrend grecia• monJreya. TWO TOI ROLLllG BYDUULIC nooR 'Oil '~ ~ 20W/ 50 WT. 89• QT. JACI 2988 ft81-J2 1 How mcmy mll•• alnce you changed your oil? I tho11ght ao. Thia price ahould wplre you. Her•'• a hefty little guy who'd be glad for gl.,• you a lUt. Enough oomph for most can. Jaclr. COLEIWI llFLATE-ALL 2488 #U39D841 Pluga lnto 12 •olt car llgbter to g1.,. air for theUreaandtoyawhenyouneedlt. lSOPSI. EIGllE BRITE I& OZ. OB FOIMY EIGllE BRITE II OZ. YOUR CHOICE I 09 EA. Spcayon. bOH off aoyou can find tb• eaglu. The Foamy alao cllnga to .,ertlcal aurfacea O. aay ccm you,.. by the Anthea red gla:re? (At eaee. fOU can alt down aow.) .. COLLllS SlllGLE BIT Al O.t that flrewood lnto abope chop-chop with tbia aharp little Item. (ForglH me. The chicken made me aoy It). IRMOR:·ni PROTECT UT PETERSEI VISE GRIP SET 8 44 #tl5C You get two alaff of the loddng pU.r that ruah .. ln wbeN other tool• tear to tread. IMFAC PERRY'S FLOWER.~ PONY PIKS . PURPLE PONY PAK II: I 0 88 lg -~·"·~ SUDEIW i '\~ T-w-11 BLIDE ti .11 , con . And we tried to l.aptem po It, but it's hard to that when it's (the ball) not aotng down. It .. ilmiii••••••••••••••••' w...wae pulling nalla." • llUT CU FRESHt:IEBS YOUR CHOICE I 79 . EA • Proteotant l1 good 1tuff for leather aid &rl Mat• and trim. protect• agalnat _ . fading CIDd Crac:ldDg. • ,_ .. Orange Coatt O~IL V PILOT /Thurtday, Januaty 20, 1813 II . . :ilEiP CHICKEN IN LOVING ·. COLOR · JAN. 22 CH·ANNEt 11, KTTV TURF SEE ~LEI .LDDEBS ILUIGIUll ------1 US LIVE --ONTHE~- 418 DRYWALL 57 5/s'~ 3 97 6 Ft. STEPLADDER 23"' 14 FT. EXTENSION 35 77 , FIBERGLASS QUAIEB &Vi' I 5' PllEBROOI SHED 6 FT. STEPLADDER 6 "I'' ~ 16 FT. EXTENSION 1 ·1 "J'1 Go on up ·th•N. Mabel. Don't worry. I'm rl;ht here holdln; lt ateady. Ob. la that the telephone? Our popular glcncmlMd atffl abed wllh mld-wall bra~•· Pre-nwnbered and pre-aligned part• for eaay aa .. mbly. SU. la nominal. 7&~· GLIDDEI SPIED SATDf 8 77 GAL. GLIDDEN SPRED LATEX SEMI-1177 GLOSS ENAMEL GAL. You lmow by now jj)a1 lt' •good qualltypabat. (Youdon't?Wha1. hen• you been blbematlng thlawlnter?) 3 PC. PAINT TRAY I 99 v. :\ 8r ROLLER SET MISlllG TAPE . K-LUI LIGBTllG PAllELS FOR SUSPEIDED CEDJllGS I 8 8 2X4 Eaay to ln•tall pcmela come ln Clear or Wblte Priem. and Clear or Whlte Cracked Ice. 'V•" X 80 YDS. 39• l " x 80 YDS. S9• lVa" X 60 YDS. 79• 2" x 60 YDS. I .. IRMSTROIG PLACE 'I PRESS FLOOR TILE '~ ~ .. --. " 39t12·~r Y cna'll nffd a few yard• to do a Dea1 lob OD th• trim. Jim. ,, ~. ~ --~ •, -~·"-II . -. j A aqu<JN foot (like Shorty' a?) of .. u.auck flooring ln patterna llke Bradford Brick. PalaUal and Oak Knoll. VJ" CD PLYWOOD SBEATRDIG 6 88 _ ae A Up of the bat to our frlencb .• out there who hen• contributed IA· " the flght agalnat CP. Good abow •• DUBllGO 5 PC. DllE j, IE SET 8888 'upholatered chain and 38 x '8 table. Loob better than that dlaco\lllt dept. atONatuff. Vz'' GREERBOARD 5 47 a. WHITE Howzabout them price•, Fred? (Does greeqboard become drywall when lt grow• up? Answer on page 38.) AlllUAL RYEGRISS SEED I 9 7 lOLB. The greenery kMpa comhlg back a1 you •T•ry year. whether you lllte It or not. rrALlll DESIGIER CRAii 97 • t CIRDllll GIBDEllllG Yup. w•'•• •till got the white fini•hed sitter for that continental look. GLOVES -Put on your white loafers and pretend you're Bring the kids to shake the hands (wings) CEREBRAL PALSY . TELETHON JAN. 22ND. CHANNEL11 KTTV AT 9:PM-10:PM of Shorty and Cheap Chicken This Saturday, January 22 at these stores: LONG BEACH 9 TO 11 CARSON 11 :30 TO 2:30 TORRUCE 3 TO 5 IRMSTROIG STYLISTll ,;...=.==::;.--.... __ 10 WU FLOOR TILE 59t12·~2" Hold1 up to the pltter-patter of little fea1a. Aleo Hlf·atlck. ln Butcher Block. PlmaWoodand more. NAILS VINYL COATED SINKERS 29• LB. GALVANIZED ROOFING NAILS 49• 1.1. Ploobably the only tbhlg we .. u by th• pound. (Hey. get your hand off that acale.) BOIOllLL 7 PC. DllEllE SET 12&88 Blgger crew? !Hgger Ht. 36 x 60 table and 8 Sand Latino upholatered chalrs. KWIK COYER COITACT PAPER 664 4YD.ROU Roll out a new coftr for tho•• raggedy kitchen cupboard1. Choice of colors and 1ty}H. BIBI STRAIGHT SCISSORS 594 u. We11 glH lt to ya atraJght. ln •arlou111.aea. I waa gonna go lnto more detail but the Bo.a aald to cut It abort. ILDEB PLUS ~ I BIL TS ..:::.::. I LADIES' cgro~ 49• ::ic that guy on fantaaty island. COTTONJ;,~ "J9•PR. #lNt TATUNG cilth food tor th• ... tha1 alao met• sbgraaaand 7 other ... '' DELUIE ~MOWER ,77 #3129 tit.la twiD bloder fl'OWth. rmg.rtip at. flip handle to ~ FLEXI-GRIP 11 • GLOVE PR. #71' It1J be Sprtng b9tore you lmow lt. le prepared to 99t down to earth again. FREM Cl.£ARTAllEB SET ·2·· #830-3 PUISGllC UllEBIES c. DOR AA 1 s• 9VOLT UCH 9'' OR 12'' AC/ DC BLACK 81 .WHITE TELEYISIOI 88 TV to go. UM It at home or take the tube tor a apba la the RV, 9GD or boat • I' Ce Orang• Coa•I DAil Y PILOT/Thur1day, Janu1ry 20, 1083 1977 1979 s·21.9 S43.5 sh Total value of US mergers and acquisitions (Billions of dollars) Source: w. T. Grimm & eo. . Jµergers: Def using ihe hostility Bt DAVID T. COOK n+ Chrtetlan aci.nce Moflltot · When one firm tries lo buy another. the atmosphere is often stormy. In Mesa Petroleum Company's bid to buy ~neraJ American Oil Company, Mesa accused its target of "kamikaze defensive tactics." Meanwhile, G~neral American countered that certain Mesa legal maneuvers w ere a "typical knee-jerk reaction by someone try ing to buy a company at an inadequate price." The hostility surrounding corporate courting o(ten spilJs over into the resulting marriage, d~ping the combined firm's ability to prosper. I But it is possible to make business combinations mpre harmonious and effecttve, argues J ohn Afnold, president of ExecuTrak Systems Inc., a W)Utham. Mass., consulting firm. ; Arnold specializes in working with merging fi~ms after a deal to link up has been struck. E'ecuTrak consultants try to defuse hostile e.rpotions and to find and solve hidden problems tl'1t might affect the merger's success. ' "We have been able to surface issues that mJght have proved divisive. They are dealt with al sl£h an early stage ... that they get resolved and ddn't become'' impediments to corporate success, he ~s. "There isn't the conflict that might have l:Mkn." As a result, he says, none of the acquisitions the fitm has worked on has failed Clients include the CQntinental Group Inc .. A. E. Staley Manufacturing Company. and the Pillsbury Company. "I think we learned some things we would not h•ve otherwise learned due to third-party involvement," said Ronald G Anderson , vice- president of corporate developmen t at the St. Paul COmpanies, a Minnesota-based insurance company. S( Paul hired ExecuTrak to facilitate its January 11182 merge r with Seaboard Surety Company, a N~w York based seller of performance bonds for cdltractors. After a tentative agreement was signed , Atnold and his associates interviewed Seaboard as PUBLIC NOTICE Pl&IC NOTICE well as outside sources llke suppJlers and customers. Their goal was to Identify hidde n issues, misconceptions, and opportunities raised by the transaction. In most mergers .. there is 1very little discussion if any about what is going t:o happen after the deal," Arnold explains. Oft.en executives from both companies will talk more freely to a third party like Arndld than they would to their new partners. "It is much harder to talk to people you are not familiar with In a stressful situation," Anderson says. When his research on both Seaboard and St. Paul was completed, AmoJO met with executives from each company to brief them on what his research had uncovered. Then the top executives met jointly to agree on the key issues they faced. Thia is done so participants know what information they needed to bring to a work conference. Usually the joint work conference is held in a resort setting. The St. Paul-Seaboard sessions were held in Boca Raton, Fla. At a series of day-long meetlnp executives from both !inns engaged iJ1 a joint effort to solve the problems and capltallz.e on the opportunities Arnold's research had identified: As a result of their discussions the executives agreed on the newly merged company's objectives and strategy. Agreement was also reach ed on operating methods and rep0iting relationships. "We learned why they wanted to be so independent and why it was valuable to them." Anderson said. "We changed the way we are managing them from the way we would have." Another result of conferences between the two companies is to "put together an operating plan that will lead to busin ess r esults to ju s ufy the acquisillon," says Raymond F. Good. president and chief executive officer of Munsmgwear Inc. Good was formerly executive vice~presldent of P1Usbury's consumer group, which Included the recently acqu ired Totino's Finer Foods Inc. (now Totino Pizza Company). E:xecuTrak was hired 18 montha after lhe deal was signed to help Totino's managers· deal with merger-related problems. P\8.IC NOTICE PWUC NOTIC£ NOTlCIE TO CMDfTOAI FICTTTIOYI 8U .... H NOTICE TO CAEDfTOAI K-o:MM Of' 8Ul.K TltANlfEf'I NAMR STAn.NT Of' BUlK TltAH9'U HOTICIE TO CMDn'OAI (S.C.. 1101~107 U.C.C.) The lotlowtng '*"°°' oro doing (Seca. 11014107 U.C.C.) M eUlK TitANlf€fl Notice I• hereby given 10 the bus•~H u Nouce ta hereby given to the (a.oe. 1101~107 U.C.C.) Credllon ol SUS.t.N HERVEY II/Id BRITTANY INVESTMENTS. cred i tors ol HERMAN W Notice 1a l'tereby g iven to CL ... TON K. HERVEY. TranalOfl>'a, 1307 S Euclid Stree1. •A, An.helm, PETTINGILL and DOROTHY J credltora ol 1he within named wh9se bualnet1 addreas 11 0525 Cattt0<nta 92802 PETTINGILL Tranaler0<a. who.. ttanaleror that a b11fk tranaler 11 Oatfletd Ave • Fountain Valley. James J Uhrenleldl. 1307 s ttome addr ... la 935 Orlttwood, City abo111 to be made on pereonel Cownly ol Orange , S late ol Euclld S1ree1. •A. Anaheim, of s .. 1 Beac:ll. Collnty of Ofange Pf099'1Y ,,_elnarter deeer1bed. Calllornla. 1hal a bulk lranate< I• CaltfO<nHI 92802 Slale ol Cetllornta, lllat • bulk Tiie neine and bual,_ a<ldr- abou1 to be made to KAREN L. LoulM Mou. 1307 s. Euclld l'tenaler It 1bovt to be made to of thl Intended 1ren1feror ere: SMl'TH, Trenaferee. Whose bualneu SlrHt 11A, Anehelm, Celllornle Ro1>ert A, Rowe end Martorte L. VALERIE PASSANANTI, 704 E add!'••• la 0702 Retnte• Circle, 92802 Rowe, Tranatereea. whoae home Belboll Blvd .. Belt>oa, CA 92681. H11nllng1on Beach. County ol Adele z-tta. 1307 s Euclid add.-la 13552 Felfmonl, City of ni. location In Celllornla ol the Orange, S1a1e ot C1111t0<nle 92848 SlrHt •A. Ane11e1m CalllOl'nla Tuaton, Collnty of Orange. State ol Cfllef execut!Ve olf~ ot Pflnelpll Tiie PfoperlY 10 be·trenatetred IS 92802 Celllornla. buelnHI olflce of lhe Intend~ toceled el 9S2S Oarfteld AvehllP. Tllla 1>1111,,_ IS conducled by a The Pfopeny to be ll-*red II ll'W'afetot la 704 E. Balboa Bl\IO., FQllftlain Valley, CounJy ol Orange. general partnership dncflbed In Q8Mf91 u : All a1ock In Belboll, CA 92"1. State of Cat1forn1e 9210& James J Uhrenleldl lrade, flll1ur-. PQ~t and QOOd All other bualneH namea and Said properly ta daacrlbed '" Thia 11a1-1 w• Hied wtth the wlM of tnat Reelltlfanl with Betf & eddreeM• uaed by the Intended gerMral ea. All atock In 1r1de. County Cletlt of Orange County on Wine Uc.nM bllllneM known u 1re"91eror within tl'tree years laa1 llX1wes. PQUlpmenl and good wtll of Deoemt>er 27. 1982 FLAME ROOM end loeeled et 1880 pelt ao ler aa known to th• 1118« Beeuty Salon 1>11sl.-a known f1I05Tll Monrovia, Clly of Colla Men. lnt!flde9 trenaleree-N• NONE. H A'Helr A'Heed and located •1 Publ1sl'ted Orange Coast Dally Co11nty ol O range. Stale of The tllWM and moiling a6dtem ot g526 Oarlleld Avenue. Fo11ntaln PllOt, ~ 30, 1082. Jen. e. 13, 20 Oalllotnla. the Intended trenelereH ere: Vfl//tlly, County of Orange. State ot 19&3 The t>ullC 1ranaler wlll be HERMAN ROSS and NORMA Celllornla. seg7 .32 coneummaled on °' alte< the IOlh fl.. 0 SS, 0 2. 7 2 S 11 n r Id g e Dr .. The b ulk transfer w rit be d1y of F.t>ruary, 1993at 10:00am. Kurillng1on Berecll. CA 92846 con9Uf't'llft9i.cl on or alter the 7th PUBUC M()TIC[ at Wellern M utu11 Eaerow That the properly pertlneM dey of Fet>rvary, 19113, II 10 9 m II CO<°porellon. 1'°81 South YO<bl, i..to la ~bed In oene<el u. Realdentlal Elcrow Corporation. FICTITIOUI llU-•• S111te 101. T111tln, Celllornla Oellcat-n and Sendwlch Sl'IOp 17D0 Adama Ave , Suite 104. Costa MAMIE ITAT'llmNT Allenllon Ardith Freebllrn. and la loceled al. 70• E. BelbOe Meta, Counly or Orange, 92626. The lollowtng pereona 11e dOlng Tllat 111e 1111 dale lor llllng clelm• Bllld .. Balboa, CA 92881 • • ~ of California. t>ualnMa .. : In 1rie eacrO'# referred to hefeln ta The butl.-a name ueed by the 5" f " a1 k nown 10 the DOW AVENUE .ASSOCIATES. Fel><Wryll. 11183. laid trentferor At 11ld location la Trll(lSletM. all bualneN n-and 25288 Piedra Blanca, lag11na So fer u l a known to Iha NEW YORK S\JB-WAY ~ llaed bY Tren1feror1 tor N!guel, Celltornta 02877 Tran1tereH, all b11alneu namea That aald but le 1ren1ler I• 1i.. uvee yeera lut put. are the Rfcherd BourHton. 252&& e nd addreaa .. u1ed by the Intended to be conaummaled el 11'8 SAME.. Piedra Blanc1, Laguna Niguel, Transferor• 10< Ille put lhree vear-office ol. ESCROW ENCOUNTERS. Keren L Smith, C9111ornle 92877 are Same I NC . , 1 7 3 2 O Bee e 11 B Iv d , , Trenaleree LMry E. Nelaon, 23101 Moulton Oated· J81111ar, 10, 1983 Hunllr19ton BMch. CA 02847 on Of l"ubll1hed Orange Coaat Dilly Parkway. No. 210, Laguna Hilla, Rober! A. Ro-atter February 7. 1983. Pltot, Jan. 20, 1083 41•-83 CellfonM 02653 Mar)orle l Rowe Thia blllll tranafOf II a subject 10 Richard R Slenton. 25092 Trenaler-Calllornla Uniform Commercial PUllUC NOTICt Portallno Drive, Min ton Vlefo. Publl•h•d Orang• COHI Dally Code s.ctlon 81ot J FICTITlOll• 8UllNt:H ~.::: II conducled by • Pllol. January ~· 1M3 m -83 ~ n;.':',.,· ~~a~:~· ::y ·~ ~ N.._ •TATl1111ENT generel penneranlp tiled 11 Eaorow Enoountera, Inc .. 1'1• lollowlng peraon la doing Rlcllerd R. Stenton P\8.IC NOTICE 17320 8Hch Blvd • Huntington ~ ... Thia llllPfTtent .... llled with the Beed'I, CA 02847, and the lut day • PSCS. 15•1-D AdlJTll Ave .. Coun1)' Clerk ol Orange ~on LaGAL NOTICS tor ftlfng d alma by Illy credllor lhell Cotti Meal. CA 112628 o-Ylber 2t, tN 2. ~ °' M'f'UCATION be Febnlaty 4, f083. which la 1he t Patrtol• A. Scllwaru 15•&-0 ,...,. Notlflcetlon II hereby given that bu e In e, a day be 1 ore 1 h e ~Ave .. Coeta M .... CA 92&28 Publlahed Orange C<>ul Dally Well a Fargo 8ank, N.A • •84 conaummellon date apectlled lN• bllsl,_ 11 conducted by en Piiot, Dec. 23. 30, Jan 8. 13, 1913 Calllomla Sareet, San FrOl'Cleoo, CA •b«MI lndlvldull. ~21·12 041U. h .. llled an apc>llca11on wttll Olted..,anuary 14, 1983. ' Petrtcia A Scllwanz · the ComptrOller of the CUrrency on Herman Roaa 1Ne atawnent was riled wtth ttte PUBLIC NOTICE J-.ry e. t983 ... ..,.atled tn 12 Nomi• Roaa CoMnty Cieri! of OrenQP County on ------------CFR 5 of the Comptroller'• Manuel 1n1ended Tran•ler- ..._ 30 t982 K =-for NetlOnll Benll•. '°' pem11M1on p bll h d o Coa I Dall .,_ • · '207m FICTITrou• au..,.,, 10 .. ,ebleh a domel11o branch 01 u • • reng• • Y P11bllahed Orange CoHI Dally NAME ITATW•NT 2526 DllPont Offle, Irvine, Orange Pilot. Jan 20, 11183 •15-13 Pllql. J4ln. 13, 20, 2'1, Feb 3. t983 Trie rot1ow1ng ~aona ere doing County. CA 02713. • 1------------ • 27943 bus111us as Any person withing to cominent PUBUC NOTICE rta,K: NOTICE NAT t O N AL J 0 JOB A on t hl• 1pplloetlon m1y Ille -------,.~---~~--RESEARCH PARTNERS. •000 comments tn writing with the 'ICTITIOUI ., ..... ..CTITIOUI Ml ... H Mac Arihur Btvd 811lle UO, Aeo!Onel AdmlrllllralOf Of Nallonel NA• ITA~ NAlilil ITAT'lmNT Newpc>f1 Beach. CA Heeo Banke, Thirteenth N1tton11 Banll Thi lollowlng P9110n la doing TM l9Uow1no P9f•On la doing BEAN. MOOS • GUYETTE. An ReolOn, 8t8"art Street Towtt, SUit• buelneM •• t>uilneea •: 1n,,..1ment Group, 4000 MecArthur 2101, One Market PIHi, 81n LINE U, SURF80ARO, 7212 COMPUTERIZED OFFICE Blvd., Suite 820. N-port Beech, Franc:llCO,CA9410&,wttllln21deya Seturn, Suite 0, H1mtln0ton BMcin. SEl"IVICES. 1toe2 Edlnoer-. Spece CA 02680. elter the date of lllla Pllblle•ttofl. CA. t2&47 20, Sam•,.,.., CA 11270• INVESTAX. INC .• 10 Morntno Tiie non-conftdentlel portlone or ltle l.9wll V8"Clhn lyl!M Jt., 1•11• Steven Anthony Pecoraro. Qtorv Drive. lrvlne, CA ln715. appUe1t19n ete on Ille with the Slf' PMQUll. l'ounteln Volley. CA 12082 Edinger. Spece 20. Senta Tiile t>uain.a la conducted by• Regtonll AOmtnlleratOt u pert of t270I An•. CA 92104 Mmlled perlrwlhlp Ille Pll.-0 Ille. Tiiie "" I• avllllel* Thia buelneN .. COllMltd by Ill lJtll bullll1eM 11 conducted by an ln,,..w.:, Inc. for P\lbllo lnlf*lllol\ duflnO rlO"f• 1ndMd11ll 1ndMd11ll. 8ruce Guyette, Pree. ~ llOUra. I.Awl• v. SYkM Jr, 81-A. P9oof PRI Thi• stat-• wit tiled •Ith Ille ,ubllelltd Orange Coal! Oally Tltla ltlwn.tll wu tiled wttll the TNa 11.-nent w• llled "4111 111e COo.H'lty Cler1' or O.enoe Co11n1y on Piiot. Jen 1i. 20. 1ta County Cler1I of O.ange County on County a.rtt or Orange C-ty on Jen1111y 3, IA3 2...a Jen 1 t, ,.., Jan. 10. 1983 ,.... ~ ,_ Publl•ll•d Oreno• COHI Dally P\el.IC M()TIC( Put>llehtd Orant• Coell Delly Publl•ll•d Ortnge Co•11 Delly Pllo1. Ji n. e. 13, 20, 27, t083 , ___ ....;..;,,;.;...;. _ _..,~~~-Piiot, J11n. 13, 20. U. Feb. 3, ttN "*"• Jll'I 11, 20. 27. Feb. 3. tHa 130·83 ttf.t3 ~ 161-«) , Promotions announced Rob Jordan is marketing associate for tht> Newport Bt>ach office of Ill(f, Thorn & Co., a commercial real estate brokerage hrm. Lee Pawluk has been named vice president of the Irvine branch of Cap1Btrano Neuonal Bank Wiiiiam E . Bendusb is vice president and chief financial officer~ of SET AC Inc., Irvine. The firm specializes In custom-designed electronics systems. Glenn Caster has been appointed mp..rketing manager for American ContlnueCare, Iryin~ firm is a unit of American H06pital Sup~rp. David AJan Boydstun is manager o{ the Santa Ana office of Hewitt. Coleman & Associates, lnc., Greenville, S.C. Paul Lebrer, Fountain Valley, has been named executive vice president and chief operating officer of United F.ducation & Software, Encino. Robert Hartman, Irvine, has been appointed central Europe marketing manager for ABLE Computer, Irvine. Tbomu J . Motberway is e xecutive vice president of Saffell & McAdam, Inc., a commercial and industrial construction finn located in Irvine. Charles Gelger is vice president of marketing OVER THE COUNTER NASlt LISTINGS .. tor Western Peripherala, Tu1tln, a dlvtslon of WESPERCORP. Josepb R. Falvey, h8JI been named director of Nurth' American sale. for MSI Data C.Orp. Co.ta Mesa . Miiiie Dragon, L:aguna Hllll, is director J)f national sales admini8tration for T~W Information Services, Orange. She will direct the development of C redll Inlormation Service. sales force nationwide Elliot Lazarus is general manager of KOCM radio, Newport Beach . He formerly served as sales manager. J. Lange Winckler has joined King Advertising and Public Relations, Newport Beach, as director of public relations. Peter A. Rowe, William A. Dag.an and Carrie L. Wright have joined the real est.ate finance division of John Burnham and Co., Newport Beach. Robert C. Lltt1ctlwa1er, Irvine, la president of Independent Indemnity C.O .. Orange. The flnn is a specialty automobile Insurer. Wilbur 8 . Cllllcote. Santa Ana, h as been · elected to the board of directors of Huntington Pacific Thrift and Loan Amociation. u" u 11 ~ J).1' .,,-» ~ • I 2 • ~ ,~ . "' 2~ + ~ ' . "' , ..... , • I .... 11 + II'> .... + 1V. 1t +WI '"' . " D + > , ..... ' . " , + "' , .. " , . " 121'> • II'> I~ + 1¥. IJ\'t + lift 2V. • Vt ,.... + " 1" • "' ""' . .... DOWNI IAll C"8 2 -~ ',..,. _,. JV. --"" -'" n. -"' ' -"' J\ft "' , ... -... ,. -. . -"' "" -" """ -, '"' -... 1 -~ ,, -I .. ...... -1~ ~ -" IJ\Q -n• ,loll ... ,._. .. ,.... ¥. J\o't ... JV. ... 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OyM t f'IL tlel 1' • NL i;nctT'I 1'.U tndUll ,. .j \. , - Economists predict • recovery ·In 1983 By Tbe A11oc:itl&ed Prut ACttr the a~p drop lo ~nomlc activity lut year, 1983 ought to be a ye•r of 1teady, If modt&l, improvement ror bueln ..... and conaumc:rt, many economlBta bdsevo. "The turn la at hand.'' Alan Gr napan. chalnnan of the.· e«>nomlc conauJUpg firm Town1end-OreenaP'1n & Co. lnc .• told a forum In Nctw York on Wednetday. "There has not been any deepRat.cd, permanent damage In our C<.'Onomy whlch would prevent it from really moving up very sharply, provided that lnwrest raws, &0mehow. could be brought down,'' Greenspan sajd. Many cc'Onomists are looking for a turnaround from the 2.5 percent drop in gr06S national product during th!! 1982 fourth quarter. The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that the fourth-quart.er retreat ended a year in which the GNP dropped 1.8 percent -the biggest decline since 1946, when it fell 14.7 percent. Albt!rt T. Sommers, chief economiat at the Conference Board in New York, said he thinks a recovery already ls under way and that the economy \ • will grow much faster tnis year than the Reagan administration's forecast of a 1.4 percent rise. Sommers estimates growth for the year of 2.4 percent. Recalls set b y Ford DETROIT (AP) -The Ford Motor Co. i1 ~ng almost 5,000 1981-and 1982-model Ford LTD and 1981-model Mercury Marquis police cars, becaWle of suspension parts that could crack. Ford said it has not heard of any accidents or injuries, but there have been complaints about cracks in-rear suspension lower-control arms of the vehicles. The reca.1.1 was announced Wednesday. Owners of the cars will receive letters asking that the veh.icles be returned to dealers for free repairs. Of the 4,986 cars recalled, 4,361 are in the United States and 625 are in Canada, the statement said. Mexic o jobs plan told MExICO CITY (AP) -The new govenunent of Mexico has announced a $2.7 billion project to create as many as 700,000 jobs and arrest the country's worsening unemployment rate. Business leaders say 1.2 million Mexicans have lost their jobs since August and 40 percent of the work force is unemployed or does part-time work that provides a subsistence-level income. Budget and Planning Minister Carlos Salinas de Gortari announced the new project, calling it "indispensable to keep many Mexicans from losing their jobs." Mexico's unemployment rate officially wu 8 percent when President Miguel de la Madrid took office Dec. 1, Salinas de Gortari said. An additiona1 l million people may be laid off by midyear before production picks up again, private economiata say. STOCK~ THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES fi ' 1- rn /I •1 ,, .; r• 1; ·.:: . . ., 1 • HEW YOAI< (AP) -9-. Well price w>cl .... ""-of Ille l!ft.-Mo.I Kil .. Hew Yo•k Stock Eacll•nt• IH11u. tredtno .... '°""" ., ....,,. 111.. 1 HEW YOIU((A .. I f"l-1 ~t ....... lltr -.. JM. tt. ITOCIU "• .. tnf'lw 1,)d-.... • 1i. GtWnFlfl I.Jn,• JM'> ~ Amer T& T 1,JtS... .."" _, taM "6,1't --Wt Enon •.-*Ii +"' ......... .,, ... 1---GM .,...,,.. 611,09 ~ ~ ~ltlcory ,.,,,_ D -.. ~I _,_ JI +!IOI ..... ~ ,.,.. J7\lr -.. PN.....S.t ST(• -+ IO AtlRkN.. ,._.,11111 4' + t" Marrtll Jo"' s.t• ~ -n• kNUl!lllrl ,.,_ --'-~ t so.-• -1\'f WHAT STOCKS DID HEW YO.IC (AP) J., It WHAT AMEX DI> NIW YO"K IAPI Jeft. 1t -· T-J. .., -= ... -"' ea " ,,, I .......... '\ METALS NEW YORK CAPI -Spo1 nonletro11a mtJl81 llf"IQH IOCley. c~ 1~-•2•, C41fttt • l>OUflCI, us Cleallfletlona LeMI 22·24 cent• • ~ ZloM 40 centa • po..nd, dtlt"W90 Tiii ae 23M JM1a1a w .... comooem1 111 AIU...._ 7t centa a pound, N.Y . ...,_, Ile() 00 per n.111 l'lell1u1"' $.4SO 00·$495 00 ..-e11 trO)' --NY SILVER Handy •"d H.,.~mllln, 112 119 pw troy ~ «-. ..... L.N c-. 0. ··~ . 111u• tm.f7 10S1.11 ,.._..._,,_,. • Trn 464M *AS 4.Sl.al W.U-l.'t ' U Utl tM.Jl 125.ot illM 11'.At+ Ult "51111 Gl.04 ous ., .... .,..._ .... ' llldlls •.f7S.~ • Tr aft '""'?!!. Utlt• 2,0IS,1'1 6' Stti ...... .............. 10 ....... • AMERICAN LEADERS UPS AND DOWNS ... .... Or•ngt Co11t DAILY PILOT/Thurld1y1 January 20, 1H3 ,. EN.JOYA "NBW YOU" THIS NEW YEAS! . \ EFFORTLESS EXERGIBE FROM NEWPORT--BIO-FIT-N&SS ... , . "I Firmed-Up Without ·Strenuous Exercise'' "The .Staff at Newport Bio- Fitness are ~e~lly great ... The results are fantastic .. and best yet, instantaneous!" LESLIE WOLFE AND THE RESULTS KEEP POURING IN: • "After losing 110 pounds I realized a serious need to begin an exercise program that would tighten and tone my muscles. When I discovered NEWPORT BIO-FITNESS it was a dream come true! After only.12 visits I lost 21 inches. The individualized treatments are great and the staff .are truly caring people". "I recommend NEWPORT BIO-FITNESS to all my friends." f "Due to my hectic schedule I don't get enough time to properly exercise. I find NEWPORT BIO-FITNESS relaxing and get immediate results. I lost8 inches in only four treatments with no dieting. Fantastic!" ·~ .. "Following arthioscopic sorgery to my left knee in June of this year, I was unable to run or bend without severe pain. I tried three types of physical therapy with little success and literally couldn't play tennis without hobbling around." · "After only six sessions with John Benson at NEWPORT BIO-FITNESS, I can not · only bend my left knee and run without pain, I am on the court and playing tennis again. I can't believe it, but I am a believer now .. " fter my 6th treatment I lost 15112 i~ches overall!" HUGH STEWART · NATIONALLY RANKED TENNIS PRO .. NINA TOWNSEND NEWPORT BIO-FITNESS CAN WORK FOR YOU1 TOO! Traditionally, the only way to tone or build muscle was hard physical work: jogging, calisthenics, etc. Now, at Newport Blo-Rt- ness, with the latest technology from Europe's elite spas, there IS a better way: ! Bio-tone Effortless Exerciser · ~ lbeveloped 16 years ago and used in Europe by many professionaJ and world class athletes, Bio-tone is a passive exerciser af- fecting male and female alike. In fact, many figure problems you now think are caused by .. being over weight are actually the result of · muscles that become lazy. This allows inter- nal organs and fat to bulge. Newport Blo- Fltnes• can help turn those bulges into the body you dreamed of. Bio-tone electronically exercises muscles in a natural way, dupli- cating the tiny impulses sent by the brain during vigorous exercise. The pleasant sensa- . tion of rhythmic, effortless exercise total relax- atlQn creates a soothing, calming feeling as it · goes to work firming and toning your waist, t hips, thighs and stomach and other problem areas. · 1 and toxins which cause the familiar soreness following vigorous exercise. Bio-tone is per- fect for persons seeking an alternative to the monotony and regiment of traditional figure salons. European Mini-Face Lfft The same basic Bio-tone treatment can be administered to the finer muscles,of the face. Again, tiny electrical impulses tighten and firm up face muscles. And this can be admin- istered along with our other Bio-tone treat- ments. During your visits to Newport Blo .. fltnets take time to relax and enjoy a European deep- cleansing facial. Our highly qualified Cos- metician rejuvenates your skin. Ory skin cells are removed and our formulated products penetrate collagen proteins into your skin. After your deep-cleansing facial we'll pre- scribe a skin care regimln tailored to your special needs. The end result: More youthful appearing skin. As an additional feature, NeW· port Blo·Fltnel• has on staff a highly skilled make-up specialist. A perfect way to finish your facialt Al W.end men llM'lll1ble~. lli't11111M rou bi.eld ~ to 1 men bNullful body? f 1 ,. ORANG& COUNTY'S MOST EXCLUSIVE• COMPLETE PASSIVC EXERCISE CENTER . -- DlllJPllat Thur1day1 January 20, 1983 J' Looking for a career in sales? See today's Help Wanted ads, classification 7100. CLASSIFIED· l••••n 1" •••• ..... ,Jr• 1111 1"'" 1" 111 ....., '" '* """ 1" "" ........ , '•••• ''" ...., '"!!!l!W . .., ... ,,,......., ...... , .. ,,...... Gta111I 10011,.lt .. • .. •.-ra-.l __ _...l-.OO..,.I Ce1•1 llt11 1014 l1wr11 le11k 1011 . ....,,, hH• IMt a,~:!~t~1~,=~~,,: C...U ftl lltr UU lut...... ·IMI !!!l!rt ...... att INDEX FOA SALi IV OWNliA II I II IO ll • , • I• Sy OVrtMWlbfOht In llY! l\llltOO tnd tl\la tOllely 31r Lovely 2 Br 2 Ba hOUM, N Ice 2 It con O o . 2 It 2 0a Coodo. 2 Cit LIDO ISLE HOllES IAST s1or c:u11om bll " I; Ctltt 1111n Well• cuttorn lb• f\Otl'l9 In San ~ large COUl\lry kllC:l'len WI 1100/ITIO 1700 mov•• .,., .... AMI Hoeo HQl!p. R£Al ESTATE i::C:.11111o .._WAM 1009 a.Ibo. ~ tOOT ~--h 10" 0.-do! Mar IOU a-..... 10i4 a.,.. ...... , ,. II 1'or9 . . l~J ~IAIA Vailt7 .. IOJ4 K\11\unc-...... ICKO KWK. KAn1aw IMI ~-~ i......,........ 104t t......,.. Hilla IOIO i......,.. """"I 1061 t..!Yr-ION N.-,,.,. 10.T N_....,....... IOlt s..o.m.e.. '°" .. , ..... ~ '°" ::iw.=, ::1 .... "'~ IOll S.-.a-b ION 1""ie IOIO w~~-IOM N.-.u. ""'-1100 ·~ llU ~.,.,_.... 1160 ...... ,.._,,. 1171 ....,_ """"' lllCIC &c.i~y :~ 0$doonlnlwnt un ~-'Uni• UOCI l:wI-toboMowd IW l:t:w"=1, :~ 1Alo ,.,, &lo .. ... 1.00 Mtblle ....... I'..... IUI ....... -.o... 1..0 °"""'" Co. I IOO ~o(C-cy Illa =IAto . ..... ING ,.,..,,. ........... .' .. tan home, Y~ry p11t. pool & OllTOll home 4 br. 3 b• i>OO No. County WO<llahop & .. 1lno traa, frptc In II you 1n tmmed occupen-lff&tmo e40·5324 P111111" J.11111 Nu1ll l1.1y frnnt 5 txlt m, !)11 both, 1pa, many UPQrtdH, re• l'lome 2HO tq fl, ptn• 3 Cit Otr & MINUTll rm, lrtnoh doo't1 In c;y. Lindt Hll'l 83,.,288. HARBOR VIEW HOMES & L~,. I. It , 111r rnnd :! ho.11 :chJ:lll Sl.~lH),000 modeled kit Good fl. DllT CHUPI altd olflee, 11~ "IUllf' from 1n. frwyt Ind 11.Ue bdtm't , brick pet lo Aot. BR a full btll'I, clOM 10 nencl ng $209,500 MUST IELLll tulle w/O ' o c:IOHlt , ,AC"IC Avo, pecan & 1850/mo Avail Feb 111 • B•a to.......,. c....,.~t 2 tl'IOOt & rrll ComllW· I I I • + l 831 -1985 kltcll w/J9nn•Alre, Obie ftm1ly frull tr ... at>ound 7141730-7787 " ....._, .. ..,, ... H,•11111\11'11'< :1 x n u. :.! 11,11 1 uq (l' fl'\' rm , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Trade, terme, ,.... op-Cl'ltmbere oven & walnut • ano 111 on low c:ere Br f1m11y Am & Den nl1/. poo . 11100 mo b1•11111 l• ilm.i:., furn1~hl-<l. p11t11~ $·1i ll.OOO HPLll llon, •ubmll. Cell 81\Y· c:abln111. Well oon1truc· au1om1tlo aprlnkltre Room to Aoein Leroe t 1900 Mo """' crpll & 75 ·2197, agt time 840• 1343 ted Mu1t Hiii Lo. lo Priced below market end Bel. fully equipped Kit, dr•,,.. I'~ Be. Cedar & lleaullfut home 3 If. 2 Ba PENUISUU HOME '0. '"111 1'1£ jl•tty 111l'ws MOJ lnC' rnom, •I bdrm, :i hnth, J700 !<41 It SJ.:IH5,000 0t'l.·Unlr~ml LINDA ISLE llYFROllT Lagoon v iew from 5 bdrm, 4 blllh, film. nn. Bool sllp for 3 boata. Now $99~.000. BAYSIDE PUCE Spt>t 1.1lUlur lMyl rnnt dµlx l! l11 , ·• '"' up, :.! br , ".! b;1 dn :? boat "!JU'"~ lkdUll'<I $1.500.000 FllRIANKS RANCH N1•\\ I hr. -t ' l1a, t•u,.1um F1 l'ndl Normundy l..-.t.1•1· I ".! µ111111• ..it-rt• hllllup $1,:!!ltl.UOO CORONADO Cl YS 01run.1du b!Jnll 1.:ust hwyfront lot ~5' boul duck Pl.m" UVllJI Now s:i70,000 wlwrms BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J41 Boy\•d•· D•·v•· ~ 8 o7S olol 2 Bdrm eecl'I tide 2 car LH In OHH down HS.oeot tPOrtlMCI 11 llff,500 cuetom d~. vlfy E·Z glH•. JUn-cNcl\, Obi car 2 car gar9g1, pool, 9')t, garagt, la1rc IOI RV ao• 175.000 WAUAOE & CO RLTRS movt·ln 1325 KINQ PfV gti'-oe, f\llly malnt very prjvete I ~ i.e. c... f127, 00. $peotacufar ocean view PLW UU (1111) 12g.5He 537-11740 IM req ytfd No PIM• lnqulfe It .. 11350/mO. AvWl now Rlf ll101r•l1, Rltr, Mu•t Hll NOWf tp flll ........ 1100 CHtl .... 22M &27 11111 It HO.f331. 7141770-0347, Ml· ll2t Mullan Realty. 640-29&0 1mmac11111aty malnt•I· I.I . bckHtt 2 80tm, 2 b• condo, ml to LIHa ••·•• ~ iii~iii=:~;~,~~~A~tk~f~o~r~L;o1~1;,;=.1 ned. 11111 4 Bdrm 2~ Ba CANYON L•K[ Eattelde, reap •dlt• ptt-bell Sec g"'· 111 eme-i 8panlatl ltyle condo IH· ft letrld, 2 br, '1 ba, QI· nllfH 1860/mo Avell lleeutllul 5 bdrm, 6~ YA/FU THiii UHi YllW 1111 turH owner ffnanolng. I If 0. YI l t r • g •. S 8 2 6 /mo 21 1 /&3, 538-8585, 50 11 OOck 14400 mo, 4 Bdrm, 2 batl'l, llr9')1ac. 4 BA, 3 Ba, pool, Owne< tl68,500 844·7020 t l rtt IW t 873·7644 840·4424 year iea:;S-0&&8 On lafge "·2 lot. Good tranelerslng Mull Hll U. IUl llTITI Sacrlllce • bett otrl Low LAROE 2 Br, 1 Ba, duplex. 3 Br 2 ea, 4 bike lrom tocatton A•klng only II.St down 1~ Int ,Tiaci~ for c1rport, nice yd No pe11. b .. cl'I 1860/mo Fred. 3Br & d,n, 2 etory. nr 197,950. Call 540-11151 Mullan Really 540-2980 eny tl'I ng 0 va ut 2178 F Placentia A.gt 857·0225 ocean Comm. poo4, ttt1>-A1k !or Lori URIN llHI • 731·6115 ,5601mo. 54.s.7983. nit. n-opt1, etc. 310 · HERITAGE fHALTORS ---- Ill& YHH 4U 'ONLY S 155.000 Ch.,mlng family l'IOme In cl'lolct locellon Priced under mkt tor PeceHtter Homo. Showa Ilk• a mdt, newly !Isled • won't t ail. 769-1616 or 675-2677. llMUllL IUll ... I WrTII 1 .... 1 NEAT BEACH '°'OME w/Htumable llnenc:lng Wiii tette 10"' down Nice unit owr garage Mtkt offer S319,000. Eva 640·9219; d • 640--4988 WllW aoenU&U, uuz. 1 Br Traner. p1lv1tt. ulfl• llllltl•ctH ,.,.... 8Phroepe~t2~ ~1·3Wf..<!!1 Award winning Cau-6 unit ap.1 Being trane-paid No Pit• Ainge & t and 2 bdrma 111allabte °'" .,. "• v ·~v .... l>la11« fOfmet model w/ 111-red to CaUI Will trede re tr 111 plua aec: now. 4901 Hell""' Big Canyon c:oiido 3 Br, many upgradtd dtcOf'a· St05,000 equity In Ill· S385/m'b. 499-11117 848-1323 lull golf courH view. tor IHIUrtt. 38A, 2'ABA, c.llent 5 llnlt apt 110\IM, 1 Br. 3 blk• lrom beacl'I. s 14100 IN. 844-74-24 fo1ma1 dining l lg FR ........ 1 t s 11 ... •-1111 I .-.,H 2 d fl G .,.., area o co ....... n>1• • 1325/mo No pet• Nwpt Crell. lg 3 BR. 214 W/ n replace r .. 1, lor equity In l'IOUH Of EASTSIOE 2 Br garage 898-3662 .... OR. lplc, wet"•r. tll\enclng, 1495,000. Bel· condo near ocean w/ $&95 mo 642-2510, " "' le Partch. e«.0200. ocean vt-. Jerry Smith. 646·4848 lr'fiH 2244 bftn.ini. "1'· 10 2 car d•Y•. 768-9300. gar, tennl1, poof, ape ---------1Eut1ld• 4 Bt. 2 Ba. plu1 HITAU $976 mo. 111 Avl 211 SOK to 800K EqulllH lerge game rm, llgl'llly t to 4 bdrm1 ltlt11ng at S.4-3049 ,.,. UYFRllT Fallbrook & N CAL, FOf' turn. 2 Cir gerag•. laroe 1650 to $1800 -Nw-p,-H-gl-.-. _lh_er_p_2_t>r_+_ wot Bay Ave. COl'nef lot Orange County 873-9473 becky11<!, w1111'1er/dryer den trl·plex, frplc, S"· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil wtth 4 bdrma, 2'1t blll'll I 1125 268 Cecil Pl. ~ •• ,.,. '"7" .. ""' & temlly rm. Lg patio. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill. • WHIH Tll 1(911 142· 1111 IOI' no pets . ....,.,. v .,.., '"' I E'SllE lllTI Pllf and •llp. Owntlf wtlt WUTalff I I WllTll I 3 Br, 2'A B• Condo w/ 11% h • 111'1 1rtstl c:onelder carrying 111 • • Luxury 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 story fy gOllc:Ollrae view, 2 frplct, Owner wfll cerry tub· TD St 100 000 An abundance ot rea-Ptlvate ln11eatrnet1t grO\lp condo, dbl gerege. fp. tee. gate. tennl1. pool. OILLEll PUii , atantlal 2ndt on tl'leH . . • . . 1on1 to b!ly. Thrff be-11 aecurlng •II alu pro-pool. Only $895 mo. 111 651-1177 11400. 557-7372 d1y1, F1nanc:1ng Is lhe key Thi•• "''" maintained 11 ~gle _________ _,,, ~="!~d0pe1P~ ":~,f~:; pen'" tor tong t1rm In· & tut. 542·5290. 575..0109 .-. 1 stOf'y 1 & 2 bdrm unite. -n1tmtnt. Back P•Y· ---------_...: rerge 3 Bdrm l'lome has t P for tee• at S 1100 mon-ment• & defaults eccep-3 Br. 2'A 81 condo. Frplc, 3000 aq. It. w .. tcff. l'lm. 4 ~----··-IMO :r~--~---!5 _R_e1_l_E-1t-1-te __ _ RENTALS IUILllEI "--,...,_ -3100 all. dual llreplace, 10111r lenty of ott·•treet Pit· Ill, $242,000. ttd on llmllecl bUI•. We 2 car g 11 r . $ 8 8 5 . br. 4be, pool, apa, def\, l'le1ted pool end an ow-king and ~ car gerage. IM.llMT buy & trade equlll11. 631·2041, 5.46-4035 lam. rm. dine. rm. tr~ ~ Uftll.omlohod noo' For Tuesday Ill rough "-~ ... _ .i....S.Al.u.rday Qup!lc:ollons. ~~~o~ :J~5~~11•1Y priced •11 Lido ea ty UY. 11&11 IULn (114) ll1-Hlt 3 Br 1v. Ba, 2·11y. 883 ltW9 gar. Sl550 mo. 552.oa'3 ~ ;: I 5.30 pm Illa pre11(ou1 ear.~· " ,.10 day For Sundey and 900. Call 751-3191 now 144·7211 I 67'll7300 U1-l181 Darrell (drive by 1st) LEASE/SALE-Exec 2 sty, Backbay ., .. condo. 3 8r I ~~~~.r'~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~ $595. 645-7009 4Br. 38(, 2580 sq tt. Prol 2•1t ea. lmmac., v«y pvt, T-.......-.;;.,.,. ... · uJO Monday publloatlons: Townr-U..t J»I 12 00 noon Saturday C::SElECT ~NIGEL I~ -.R .. t .. a .. t .. 1 .. l,_1 _____ Exec:utlve l'lome nr So. :~9·,c:.ul$'~;~0 R~~~ no pets $900. 631-3232 Wfftctttf/Marlne<1 ;) Br 2 10% IOWI IHMI Fual1kH Colet Plaza. 2300 aq tt 559-5958 s~~ng unob~truc:ltd o..pi... """ :WO °"'*-Uat »S$ A...-• "'""""-'I 3800 ~i.Unl 210Cll A,... "'"'-"' Uni JIOOl -.... 2900 "-•-2I02 H--.-11o 2904 o-"""* ,_ s..nv.-Ron.... 290I ,,_._ Ron.... 290'! ............ Sbartt -........... w ... ...i 290I ~,.,,..... 2812 Olll .. ~-2814 ....,_ ll«nl&lo 2tll c..mn.i Ronl&lo 2811 lnd\M. Re\W. -~ ..... = ~s .....,_,_. Laoi • r_..i ,.,....._. M02 aoot •. -JOl2 JOl4 .. JOit JOit ~s..w. -.. ltwlN<1lon .. Tnwl DftOY'llOT iw,. ........ ---0100 •Joliaw.---· -.... "• Al9IMl.S ~ --===--~,. 0.-----· 601t ti..--·--,.····---·-MIO. u..-xti ··--·· ·---MIO ,... ----56311 lllll lll OOHEOTIHS Kiiis and co1rec:tlons may be made until 5 30 p.m for tile nexl d1y'1 publl· cation For Sunday and Monday publlc a1lon1, 12 00 noon Saturdey Please 1Sk tor a .. klll number .. when c:ancel· lfng your erd . HROH Cf'leck your Id dally and report errora 1mmedl•· tely Tile DAIL v PILOT "9umea llablllty for the first 1nco1rect lnaer1lon onz a .... ,,., s.1. Ge a tr al 1002 110 WlliER&TIOll lrvlne prime 4 Bdrm l'lome In welklng distance to major 111opplng and sc:hool1 Greet term•. -r' PROPERTIES • e "" FR I I OK OLIFF IRIYE 4 BR, 2'Aba. l'luge kit· view Exec. 8'ngle 000 Hw. 8• 'V • " 19 opt. ltHIU 2102 c 11 t n S 1250 I mo . HAVE. 6 Br Trtlrc:ll l'lome 11ry, 4 Br. Freeh & a..n. $111 1189,500. 642·11298 8ey/OOMn View, lrg 2·11y 751..()795 WANT; Tenant, now Sl500/mo lnc:I wit & Immaculate 4 Bdrm 2 Ba _E_S_l _E_P_O_O_L_ll_O_ll_E_l·-----S---s-1 fixer. Excell. ttfma. Mu1t" $1750 pr mo Golden llAILf Y I.. ASSOCIATES 1800 s t pool l'lome In • I DIVORCE DI TRES ..,, fut. Della 831· 1268, ,...... MESA DEL MAR lg 3Br, Propertlel 752: 1589 g •' d · Ag 1 J 0 Y c e c .M. Assume exl1tlng n-4 Bdrm. custom pool, & COuntry living at It• beat. ag1. VerNllles, Bech 1625 2Ba. tam rm, ell new 646-2389 nancing. 831·73.70. 1pa, lrg cul·d8·HC lot. High atop' hlN. 380 deg. Ocnlt1 wlnte< 3Br f1100 pelnt In & out. Almost 12 BR 2 Ba S Woodbridge ---.-,-.-T-E_l _!I __ _ 675-6768 Anxloua Hiier. Only VI-. Unique cuatom 314 WATERFRONT HOMES new cp1, Avall Feb 6. c:ondo, 1 yr new, upa-S 14 9, 000 w /excell. · Br home In Trat>uco Ca· 111· 1411 Refe req. S850 mo. talrs. carpon, ell emenl-Need 3 Br up <o $850 Pf TRADI T 10\..\L REAL Tl RUSTIC CUlllEI Buy 11111 beauty and you"lt curl up before • cozy tire Deslrabte East11lda locellon Cl'lar· ming 3 Bdrm l'lome will! the "wood1y .. loolc Two porc:l'lea. one screened tor pl1nt1, animaJ1. etc. Alley access. Call Joy Holker for an eppt. 759-9100 GEORGE ELKINS CO t t 4~ •txed llnenclng.I nyon oii approx. 1.4 ac. ~::;;;;;~~ 528-7068 Ilea. $850 mo. Joe mo. Call Fred Tenore. Ron Salter ant 631·1268l!Prlvec:y & luxury $3110, M-• V~"-ex~ H...-.... • Aybus, dy. 752-2223; evs agt 631-128& '..,, 000 Mutt move. Wiii -_..,.. -.,,,_ .. 631 8304 &:lld~8r, 2b8 •. :~ooeg.. on.aJd.eL tea1e.Lopt. Ta1tia lotO fllltllO Br, 2 Ba, Dn'g. frpk:, dbl • Wntci1ff-Merlner1 3 Br 2 0/12 ger. tor mtr l'lm•· 1 Ownr/Agt. 9.5 Mon-Frt. l!ii;r;;i:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;; Vltllllllel Baell 1825 ger, lrg back yd, tawn luxury adult' oondo, 2 br, Ba. lg F .R., S 1100/mo Extralot.Slle&flnan.by 759·0700 (Liz) evH/ Ol•l•M Oceanfrt Winter 3Br care & water pd . 2 be. upgraded, micro., IM/optOK.642-8298 owner at 10~% 389 L• wknd1 770-2722 •• .:. .. I s 1100 $950/mo. 111. IHI plus etc, frplc, waal'ler/dryer, Exec l'lome In Big C•· Canlda Way. 846-13851Spect vu Newport Bay 3 -Bayide Cove 28r den $200 1ec. L••H opt MC. bldg Avail. 211. No nyon· 48( cuttom pool '°' eppt. er. l'IOme +2nd bldg lrg 3 BR, terge solld Oak 12200 e11a1t. Avall Jan 16. p ell. Leue. 1750. spa: beaut. lge lot '. tamlly room wfll'I e· eotld 111-1400 540-473<1 857-5347 evs 644-9804 dye .. 720..0482 ,.FBIREI02'~b'•"twn"~'w/ ::·::r;:~l:rc~~k~ Oak bit, waln1c:ote. 4 Br. 2 Ba. Meu V1tde. INTHERANCH -Lg21ty, H·RBORVIEWHo··Es ., " ,._ (7 87 6933 8PM hardwood lloofl, huge No.-.,. G•·d-1--'". 4Br, 3Be. 2 we1 b111, " "" FP. d"' gar, lo dn. LMM 141 g.. 111 kit .. I .. laJL.-. J 1. • 21-,....., -'""" L___.., 3 Br 2 Ba. mutllf .,. country Cuen w In ... 1 .. a -$850/mo. 557. 1962 & upstalra game rm, dwnl· v •-r $750. sell $110.000. Bkr. fl•E &IT llreplace. T11tefulty de-1,1,. fam rm. centre! air, 1'111 romen tub, formal &Atl."80 Superb er~hller.lure.at-corA!ed Enormou1 lot, Cute Cottage 2 Br. 1 Ba. 499-4721 prof dee thruout, grdnr dining, tlvtng rm wlfrpk:, Baal. lteck 1040 ted on 200' of the Big Outet cut de sac. Beautl· Sublet 1111 June 18. $750 I Spac 4 br, 2 ba, fOf'mal lnc:I, end ot cvl-de-.. c. lam rm, 2 cer garege, I Canyon COllntry Club & lutty land1c1ped wltl'I 714/673-2148 I dining, fruit tree1 Avall Hrly Feb $1300 very private ,.., yard IUll 111111 turnl11'11d by S teve fruit tr .. • 1216.000. By SO\ltl'I Bay 3 Br 1B•1 $925/mo 75-4-0988 mo. 559-5958 w/pool, spa & fire ptt Easy walk to l>ch. 4 Bf. 3 Cl'IHe of Arcl'lltecturel Shown by •PPt. Call Avall now thru June 17. H3ME FOR RENT Sl550lleaM. 77().()347 ea. ipacloul ltvlng rm. Digest lame. Compute< Frank Vauleo. 759·1501 I $750f mo 840-1343. Cotti Mau 3 Bdrm. Lt1aaa ltack Utl Nwpt Crat Condo 4 br + temlly rm. leundry rm, tech In ovw 7000 aq .. ft. 873-1401 1 1625 Feooed yard & g•· ARCH BCH HGTS: view. 3 fem rm & relrtg. $995. large balcony $ 188.000 S 3 . 9 5 0 . 0 0 0 I e e w I a .tL... rage. Kid• & pet a -I· a... 2 ea. frpl. $845./mo. Nwpt Sl'lr1 2 br. 2 ba 536-1718 linenclng. Stephen Turn. ..,... 21 OT come. 545-2000 Agent, ff0-6411 "4--1191 1 $825. 8404208 egt. t .......t--1044 er. Ptaia1aJa no'"· OCEAN VIEW, 3 Br. 2 Ba. BLUFFS condo 2Bf 1ba, ....... Tutner Arel'llttc1urel 2 bf ooeenfront cottege. 2 Bdrm new condo w/emf Pie ... cell dbt gar. W/O, relrlg. ......a ~: otd & ru•llc. 1900 mo. view HOO/mo. 1900 497-3895 pool, 1750/mo. &4&-4315 gr11t j)(iGI 11 only $1.87, ....... :~7~~11 tor d•t•il•t Ptalaaala THE REAL ESTATE RS LIYI II HOT Hevtng ll'lls beach du- plex• Lilla n-3 Bdrm, and 2 b11tl'l1 eecl'I unit. LOOI Dlsl'lwHl'lers, dltpoHll, ...... llWI, ·~~~!ii~~~iii~J•!!lll~UYle!Jl~•!!!ft!!.._!l~H!!t wlntlt, prkg. 87~261 , movH you In . Lind~ Crescent Bey 1 yr,.... 2 Br 2'1tb•. pool, ctOM to o--.ner mull .. 1r 2 BR 11.Wn IUUll Ctr .. • ••I ••• 2122 Herl. agt 63I·1288 s2ooo pr mo beach. Nr Superior & condo. u111m•ble exla· V the lend 1850 T~ dbls ,!..2_'esale. Pr H ~ R.,._ Npt HQ1• 2 er 1 ea. get· 497 .. 1312 · Plecenlle 1850/mo. ting linenclng. Reduced Oll own , .,_., .,.._ .._. rent. •lg. r.,, ....,.. mtg. defllf foci .• no pett, 279 545-7855 $12,800 to S07,400. Alll 1. aq. ft 3Br, tam rm, 2~ >Ont location 646-8812 oc:.an vu, furn prol dee. Knox STREET 1575/mo OCEAN VIEW: 3 Br 2 b8 ---.-.ii"-iiiiiiift~ 1 M k 7141844 8325 Ba, Wide Greenbelt. near 4-br, 3·bl. Ir. tm, Ip · cu1tom l'lome, wood ..... TWITS 5°59~42 • ; pool. Far below market Acrtaft 1125 Avall Imm. $3500 mo. 650-2256 deck. Jee, dbl ger. Walk Slgnat Rd. large 2 Br. 1225.000. Wtll INN op. 40 aues tor aale River-(213) 790·6125; (714) l.Wl-IPT·Tllll lo lwn/bc:l'I. $1400/mo. wlfamlly & dining rm. For our new regular 1101111. 2 g1reg11 lull weellly feature lillp to bellctl and town. tolO BOAT SHOW-~3~~~x l.st1ng loen., . ::~ 142-5200 i tlon. Biii. 844-013.4. aide county, $20,000 78().8764 4 B< 2'1t ea coodo, dbl 845-9254 1895/mo Perl. furn. lllSTYY1111~.!""TII cull or Terms + Int. Ltiaaa ltack 2141 ger, •P•. tennis. pool. 3 BR w/ofclwklhop. yard, po11. Day1 975· 1156 . -.1nT , ..... llAIS 893-3976 -S 7 5 O I mo & de P view. & beaut. kllcl'I. Eves 642-3532. Pl'lllllp AUTOMOTIVE ::: Every S~t~!~y In tilt om =liiDi11iUyiiiP1i1oi1ici1aisit1itled$iiiiiiiil •: • • :~ LlllA PUI ::: Immaculate. one 11ory, 3 12 1 Bdrm, VllC3nt, on green-~ belt 1235,ooo C.rtaa ••I Mar 1022 m 4 U~IVUt ti()Mf:S C•ll CUSSIC = RNltors, 675-6000 PH FEOT LIOITIH :: WY llYI 5 bdrm, 3 ball!, lnctudet master suite and large 1010 1011 '012 1014 1011 1011 -'lOD 1024 '!OH 70U IEllE 'I WIYI t1rnlly rm and otf·llrMt Price just reduced again 1 Plf'klng 10' up to 7 cats. on ll'lls super c:ondo • Only 5 doors from In· end unit! Only $5000 trence to ~lain b .. cl'I. down! $59.900 Call now New on muket at oiily 979-5370 $575,000 OAl.l 144· 7211 .\'f >IL 1111~· 11 ioifAL'• I\ 1•,.f '~f ... •t:,,, IHUIE TlllUll 1 fH YAUE I Cl'lerm1ng 3 bedroom Auto~-__ · :r l'lome wltl'I lots of 1xtr11. Vou own the land. OrHt temlly home. Beeulllul j large corner IOI. Owner motivated $330,000. Fi- nancing avall1ble 14'-4110 .... a--... Drtww ----..,. ~ ----~- --. -··--· 9040 ...... a-. ····-···· 1146 ITAYI,OH ('() AUTOS ll'OITm And ready for quick (NOT FOR SMOKING) ,._ I p ._ l l SO Coty 2 Br. lurnlal'led. 1-439·3846 a 9 so . 4 9 4 . 4 I , 6 : Lovely H., bor View posseulont Owner l'lu A 0..Uty on tile Perlin---• rt)!f!! $500/mo. lnci utll1. Mo-NEWPORT HEIGHTS 553..0530 Home. 3 BR. 2 Ba, new reduced Pflc. AGAIN In 1u11 Pt near Jetty. 3 ... 1&1.11& SILi ~~ :ldie~+ ':' AREA. 4 Br. 2 ea. watw. c plS & drp1, grdnr. ~= ~fth';~~~~ d~:. Bdrm ( .. c:l'I wltl'I tl'lelr Lowest prlc;e Merine Ave. 840-4999 • . dryer. gerd Kid• OK. L!tua lltatl 2252 $1t00 mo. A.vi 211. (2) Piiiot, parquet lloora own batl'I) & 'It bell! '°' 2600 1q It. Xlnt. A.Hu· · Pell OK. w/$ tOO dep. 848·8646; 780-9589 aft 8 & __ .. -~ell •-ex...... your gue111. Block wau meble loan·OWC Bl· 1..,.11 ltac1: 2111 $800/mo 111 & tut. Nlguet ShorH, pvt comm. BLUFFS 1 I t 2b 2b .,,......, .. ~ "'' """' end, 2 cer gar Neat and 1 I b 11 -! 1200 1 • 1 d 4 br, lam. rm. bch ac:-v • '· •. len1 value at 1137,500 c:leln . Jutt mOYe In All ance or rea even. LIDO ISLE . 3 bdrm 2 be. c ean ng ep. ceu 11200 49&-7078 pool, greenbelt. $1000 w/euumtble llnanclng. for $325,000 plus g~t $450,000. 873-11958 temrm. S 1700 mo. Biii 650-1352 • mo 6«-63e8, 64-4..013.4 ~5~~~3J3~9· 1501 or Ul\jmabte loan laetat Prtrr!y 13501 Grundy. Rllr.117~181 2dBR 1FBa,dstodvt4• cpt~1& llbdea Viti• 1217 4 Bdrm & o cean vu, ~ Walker 6 Lee OUllE TREE TERI.ICE 2 bdrm, 2 be. Plan C. A.ti 1maniU11 lnc:ludlng ml· crowave and trun com· pector , 11ea11y duty wul'ler and dryer. J>1u1 Ille eddecl U1Uranee Of a aecurlty bulldlng. $ 108, 000 R!lsor ·J("lfy 651-1177 Pllll., IWllRllW 3 Br. H'• ea, 2 cer gar, rp1 nc 'I P•• o, HOMES FOR RENT $1800/mo Prl n. only. .a I comm pool Winter or gar $535 mo 19311 MIHlon Vlefo 3 Bdrm. Fred Tenore. •gt ,. PlD yny. A.gt 875-8170 Weltaee 845-3485 S700-S750. Fenced 631•1266· Ca.te MNa, xtnt flnan-1 E.llde 3 Br 2·~ Ba condo d & Kid & -----~----clng. 759-1652 Very nice 3 Br I Ba. ocean $825/mo. Spa. Joyce yar s gar8'18!· ... 2000' HaY'I eometl'I Y°" want view. ftplc. bit-Ins, 8507 Piii welcome . .,...,. to Mil? OtU11 ads do HST 1'1111 IPU Stul'lort or (drl11e by Wellze. egt 831-1266 Agent, no'"· It well. 642·51178. Absolutetv lmmmeculate 111) S850. 645-7009 UITSllE IEll unlt1t T'wo 2 Bdrm 1 bal Charming 2 Bdr 1 Be. Fr. Superb tlnanclngf Only lnMI UaluahkH door•. fruit tr .... Avall. lllffl ·•111 ... 1 151.900 Catt now 211 YrluMseo<llmo. • ,_.. 979-5370 Gtatrtl 2202 Agt. J·-'"te Han<ll-an Linde Model 3 b</2 ba 63 -_ .. Near pool. 8«·2931 'Br. 2 Ba ocnfrnt $1100 1·128& ••••-1•-• LIT 2 Br. 1 Ba. yrty $850 2 Br l'lome, 1 be. --2 Br, ocnfrnt $1000 Adil I 1425/ '"" .,. .,_ Newpon Beacl'I'• molt I .IAMll 1111.TT 931.:i:: ~ 842-3~7 !~-5S:-:=., detlrOlltreaidentlet area. 1Lets lt1 l&le ,.., lllllllml Remodeled 4BR 2BA :=--:r.:...-::::-" Very prime ocean and I • ,_... ,,_ .,_ city view resldentl8l la.. 101811 RlllE llM1le Newport Helgl'lla ereL :!:" ::=-=~-.. Owner II very motivated Newport'• moet·dMlrow I supe;r conao;-7 & den & Gardener lno. $896 ·-• .._ .. -. and nHdt CHI! now, relldentlal er••· Very w.t bet & dtnl119-• lllllnQ !4e-23t3 ...,...,,.. •• :;:=-:;:.::-:;= ~~~~ Cell Mon tl'lru Frtdey prim• ocean and city I rm & frplc & pello & 3 cet -S-na_rp_3_txt_rm_W_M_1_'"'-__ ,1 "-.. _ ,,_F only, 9 to 5. 875-2311 view r .. 1oent111 lot. Ow· gar. Onty 11200 pr mo. cp11, drpe, lge fncd yard. ::::..._ ::::::" ii~ FORECLOl.•E nflf II 119t)' motlveled and Tennll, pool & .,,._ HtrTY Walk to echOOlt & thop· ,,_.. ,,_ n01 n neada CHI! now Call Freclerlcic 831-1268. Ag1 ping. 1750 mo. 955..()177 ::;: :::--:::; Newport 4 Bt w/poof & Mon thru Frtdey only, 9 :::, := ::;: .spa In prestigious area. lo 5. 87S-2311 ,.t..MMl optlOn M.iper condo DRAMATIC NEW CONDO a t. .,., .-. -~-.. $3 40,000 appralul. 3 Br & den. Wet blf. 3 21'1ugebdrml,2batha,2 :!::--"" :=.. ... ::;::-..,.. s t •• I I \ I 0 r 57r1NISHED LOTS CM garage Meny UP·I tlcylll .. apltet 1talfC1N. ,._ ..... ·- $280,000-$80.000 below t0,000 •<1 ft. ready to greclu On greenbelt .,,, balcony, 2 c•r gar, no ;::-:::...., ::;:- OPEN UNTIL SOL0·4Br. mkt w/terme. Act todayl t>uffd on Str .. ts In. ar-tennis. poo4 l apa. l.... P•I• 1750/mo. Hurry :::=. ::=-::;.. 2'i1Ba on pvt view tot, Cati Patrick or Frad T• dlltec:tural ptans •W~ I 1200/mo. Cell Herry 8 5 0 • 9 7 7 8 or e v • •-• ...., •- 2100 1q ft UpgredH, nore 760-8702 or ved. Darwin Of.,~~-Fr~.831·128& _8_3_9_·9_2_4_1 ______ 1 !!:!~~b~~~a...;;~®~M;"-~;;~~~-;;~~~~~ 10% down l aNUme low 631·1268. Agt. side. 1 1.938,000 • .,..,,.., A..-· p...i-t ••-lnlerHI loan 178 I 1 termL (819) 75e-3131 la1Mt --...--- MOf'e t1mlllts are getting Menc:l'IHter. 651-1889 IY IWllR hi .a C.utJ HU Ptaialala nt7 Panotlllllc ¥tew condo 2 tile camping "bug" tl'll• A.gt. I NEWPORT HEIGHTS _ STEPS TO BCH: 1 Br, er. 1700/mo. t Br ,.__ --llOS ~-. .. -.llOT iNW' _ .. , ·--.. :--:: ·---:~ a-111• ..... 1111 •i.or.n "" hnwi tlll tlU tlU tiff 11• 1111 . -~ llal ......... ·-· -.... . ----· -llJl t l41 ·----1141 ... ---1141 ....... __ .. 110 --··· ----·-· 1141 . 1111 1111 ----1111 ,.,..... -·--1117 a-It --...-----'"' ... a.,. --··--··--·-•111 ...... --·------"" .... • 11• ..... -•lfT =·--·--·---•1• -··· --··--1111 .......,, ____ ,1,, ...... "" ltl&----''" year 11 yOll 111ve 1 cam-It Ml I Completely retvrblll'led 3 SEU • TlllE duplex. Yrly, utll pd. No 1526/mo per 111a1'1 not getting !.!tut 'ck 1 BR 2 Ba pool l'lome 2'A ecre renc:ti 111 H9met. ""ng. No ,_L 210 44111 Agl. '"'6NO • used, MH It now with 1 1285,000 ,... ,...... ---------i Clanlfled Ad. CONDO. McKnlgl'll Orlw. 407 FULLERTON ST. CA. 2800 tq fl Of IMng, St , front 1550 mo fnatala fal!!z nJ4 -~jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiijj;;:-2 Br. ger. Ocean View. 645.9554 poo4, l'lol tub & zOMd '°' e73-7954 elt 3PM • Br .. Ba, frplc, D/'61, lmmac. No Cl'llldren. l'IOrMI. Sell 12io.ooo or .. " " $109.000. 497-3289 Th• tutest drew In tl'I• traci. tor Mllt>oat or o. WllllT --LIT getdanef, nv cpt I paint, 'Mllll•' 1711.- A be•utlfully updot,.d Deane ~auvilJt. Super .Ophlatlcated decor In 4,BR and family room view home on prtvaw cornt'r location. Air conditioned & ready for a dl1ctlminauna buyer. WHt ••• a Dally Piiot • c h p r o p t t t y . BHI price In town et lf'll petlo ... 76 mo. 1tt I Condo. Mcl<nlghl Dr. 2 Br. Ol ... lfled Ad. 842-M78. 1·929-3331 1135,000. Corner l•y fut, HOO He. O•P· oc .. n vlawa. lmm•cu• Ave and ClJ'P(.... 842-4210 M-1' M . lete, apaclou1. Garege. No cl'llldrtn. 1109,000 '::::' S«:\\.4}lw\-~ -·-......... UH 497~2et -llop CIAT '..... "... Garden OtO!M COMo. »' ............ lffl T()yVNHOME 3 BA 2 Ba. •edtO en<1 un11. vie.. 11,1nny patlO, belll.ll. Cl .. cor. All 11Mt11ti.. 1178, 000. AHuma 1138.000 el 12 .25 . Own•r . 831·2597 LAKE PA.Al<. Folcgtove Prlb•d fot quick H I• . Owner/agt 498·707& ltwprt .... k .... Newpon Hetgl'll• Older 28r. 181 Obi Cit 08'· 60•!17 R1 tot. t165,000 411 Santa AN Ave 64t·'°41 aft I •~t CUtcOl'l'I,-., owner. 2 ety, 3 Of • cs.n .... 2. 1700. 000 HO·HU. 3713 8Hll'IOfe tlM111 2~. ""'OQJldO 2 oer er:;•;.,.,~-~:::. ear F1.1ll emenltlH • • .. ,_ '-"'" _.. Cf!!!! .. I ... PR Ml5/mo Sue M4.f111 C U R 0 E E :J Ir· _.. .. ..,. hoftlle It· laaL ..... IMt vine Terr. Nice Y•td I I I' ( Oerdtnet optional. HOMI ~ MNT • a 1200. Ctlt aft 6pm, H1.1nt191:n l••Clh 2 TU 8 [ S 844.0601 l!ldnn. ,......yetd 2 Ir, 1 le 71 t GotdtJn. !e':~-.r.· K5~~-~ro:,· I I' I I roct 16101"'°. 11t. 1111 Aotm· ,,. ..,. 14&0 ..c. c.it weeltd•YI _......_ _____ _ lATU C 1'1'11 only .. 2-'110 3 bd, 2 e\ory. rmty rm. •Int .,.., lets 1mme-e..ut"" .-ec hol'!'9 :J8f. di alt occupancy lh In IT'¥IM Terraoe. nr H3·H40 after e pm. l'••hlon 111and. 11180 NJ-7010 Uk for Al\t mo. t73-1100 ----·-----31r. 21• dpl11, encl yO, Cemeo Hl91111nda 31r eer•• Nao ,... 8tl1 3ba, ••m rm, •n 1 MleflMI ~7-2312 Courttend Of 11IOOfmo. --------landl, Aft 4...0711 2 Ir Condo I 1'it h , ~·· .... "'.PoOI, ...... 1 • ._...IM' ... INtlMo , ... ,.., ~ :.':':l :::Te:~ pd,'7U-Nn • 1 .. I DI Orang CoHt DAILY PILOT /Thurtdav. January 20, 1983 W dding Doty-Hill Robin Ell.abl•\h t l lll ond John Parker Do\y were married In H rbor Christian Chur~·h, Nuwport Bruch, Tht>y ute roaidlng ln Elanh, UI. Mr. and M n . Paul Hill of Cost.a M n_ro port'n~ o f the bride and the bridegroom l1 \he aon of, Mr. and Mrs. John Doty of W in ter Pork, Fla. Noel-Leva Barbara L ouise Leva and Jomes Noel exchanged wcddlnf( vows in the c hapel of the Queen Mary In Long Beach. They have established a h ome· in San 1'"'ra11clsco. Arthur Leva of Playa del Rey und Mary Leva of Corona del Mar are parents of the bride and the bridegroom is the son o f Edith Cantor of Cincinnatl and the late James Noel. Katsumis -Wilson Cynthia WLlson and Brran Katsumis reci~ their w edding vows in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. They are residing in the San Franc~ Bay area. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Wilson, of Corona del Mar, are parents of the bride. The bridej{l'OOm's parents are Mr. and Mrs Peter Katsumis of Redwood City. Births November 13 Mr and Mrs Kurt Kuebke, 'Huntlnglon Beech, boy November 21 Mr eno Mrs. Kerl Hiltbruner. Coste Me" gl•I Novembef 27 Mr tno Mra Michael Thgemer, Laguna 8"c:h, girl November 21 Mr. and Mrs Cr•lg Luym ... Irvine, boy Mr ano Mrs Bill M1rtln, Co111 Mesa, girl '**"tier. Mr ano Mra D•ve ReynolO• Huntington Beech, 91<1 Oec.mbef ,, Mr. end Mrs Chrlllophet Veitch. Irvine, boy o-mbef~ Mr ano Mra AlchtrO Means Coat• MMe. boy Mr and M11 D1v10 Force Huntington Beec:ll, boy WHtem Medlc.t Centet Oct~• Mr anO Mra D•nlel Connolly Coste ,,,. ... , gin October 10 Mr anO Mrs S teven Deen. Newpor1 BellCt\. boy Oct~ 17 Mr end Mrs Michael R1msey. Huntington Beach, glrl Oct~21 Osca• Cea1an110• 11no Lori DeForest. Costa Mesa. boy Sht Chteh Lee •nO Ka11'1111en Lafferty. IN•ne. t>oy October 23 Mr ano Mrs Rot>e<I Alien. boy Deaths CRAIG JOHN W . "JA C K " CRAIG , age 71. died on Saturday. January 15. 1983 in Phoenix. Arizona after a brief illness. He was born on November 8, 1911 tn Canada and grew up in De troit . Michigan He was a partner in Brada Cartage Truclung Company in Detroit, Michigan until the early 1950's. He moved to Solvang in 1962 where he waa co-owner of the Solvang lnn and Viking's Four Wine and Gift Shop. He m oved to Newport Beach. Ca. in 1968 where he operated a Viking's Four Shop In Fashion Is land until 1974 when h e r e tired. He la survived by his wife Marian H. of Newport Beach, Ca., 3 daughters.·Janet Wolohan of Frankenmuth, M ichigan, Christine Long of Phoenix, Arizona and Julia C raig of Ventuu, Ca., 1 brother Maxwell P . Craig of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 2 sisters Katherine Donoho e o f Detroit, M ichigan and ThereR Craig of Edmonton. Alberta, Canada. and 10 grandchildren. Funeral Masi for John W . Craig of Newport Beach, Ca. waa held on Tue.day in Phoenix, Arizona. ln lleu of flowers donations may be sent to ALSAC , St. Jude'• Chrildren'a Research Hospital, 5 05 North Parkway, Memphis. Tenne'9ee 38105. IALT'I IHGHOM SMTH & 1VTHtU WISTCL.lff C:HAl'B. 427 E 17th St" CoslaMcsa 64&-937),. PACIAC Y•W .............. Cemttert Mo1tuary Ch1pe1-crematory 3500 P.cific VteoN Or1vo Newport Beach 644·2700 Oclobei' 24 Mr anO Mrs Je•sa Avalos, Huntington Beach, g1rl Oclober 25 Mr ano Mrs Charles Carrillo. Coate Mesa. boy OctCIMr 2e Mr anO Mrs Mark Morgan. Founl••n Valley. t>oy M• ano Mn Michael Colley. Irvine. t>oy October 21 Mr e nd Mrs Duane EOey. Hunltngton Beach, boy Octobef :n Mr and Mra Ca~~sley. Huntington 8e8Cf'I, 11 ~ HOAG MEMOfUAL HOPt'TAL OctobwB Mr & Mra John McO.rmott. ~Beach.Girt Octoeer21 M1 I Mrs. Rlch•rd Shinn. Newpot1 Beach. Girl Mr I Mre Cem .. on Hendley, Huntington Beactl, Girt October 2t Mt. & Mre. Rhiannon Crl1p. 'Huntington Beach. Gltl Mr. & Mra. Thomu J•rnlgtrn, Hunllnglon Oellch. Qlrl Mr . I Mrs. Robert Stipe, Newport Beach. Boy October JO Mr I Mrt. Alcl'lard Fftzgeoroe. Cotta MeN, Glrl Mr . & Mrt. Bruca Cleelan~. lrvlM. Glr1 Mr. a. Mii DonalO Oreves, lnnM,8oy October 11 Mr. & Mr• Henry C,_, Costa MMl.Gll'I Mr. & Mrt. DevlO Wunake. COiia Mwa. Girt ... ,.,.,.,., 1 Mr & Mf9 Htslor Prieto. COii• M-.Girl Mr & Mra DevlO Chattewey, Huntlnglon Oeac:h. Girt Nofember 2 Mr & Mrt John Simpton. Hoollnglon .a-:11. Boy Mr I Mra Deen we1a1110. Huntington Beec:h. Girl Mr . & Mii Ellloll WIOrlck, Newoor'I Beecfl. Glr1 NovlflllMf a Mr and Mrs Wllll1m Stoner. L~Beach.Gltl Mr. & Mrt. Otofge Hamkung. lrvlne. Girl Mr. & Mrs Wlllletn Zullm, Irvine, 8oy Barbara Noel Robin Doty Law -Greason Mr. and Mrs. Mark Allen Law are residing In Casper, Wyo., foUowlng their marriage In Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, Costa Mesa. The bride, who was Cheryl L ynn Greason, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Norris, of Eaton Park, Fla. The bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mn. Robert Law, are Costa Mesa reslden~. Novembef 4 .Mr. & Mrt. AHan Torrey, Cotlt Mesa.Boy Mr I Mrt. John Dlm1l1n11, Irvine, Girl Mr. & Mrt. Aob11t C1p1e10. Colla Mela, Girl Mr. & Mra. Chrlllopher M1r11, Cotll Meaa. Glrl Mr. & Mra. Gian Larson, lrvlne. Boy Mr. & Mrt JamH Cr1wlord. Huntington Beach. Boy ltoffmbef 11 M1. I Mrt. Palrlck Shanley, Coata Mesa, Girt Mr I Mra. Ronald Huntington Betch. Boy M1 & Mra. Rlch11d Turnbull, E 111 •. Corona del Mar, Boy Mr. & Mii. C1111111 Flehar. Mowen._ I Mr. & Mra. l(lrk AdlnunOton. INlne, 8oy Fountain V9'1ey, 8oy Mr. & Mrt. Peter MIMI!, Cotta M .... Glrl Mr a. Mre John Volllnel. lrvlne. No¥emllltr 12 Boy Mr & Mra. Aober~ochell11. Mr. I Mrt. Aobtn I.NI, H4lwpOr1 Irvine, 8oy Beech. Girt Mr & Mra lfVfng CllaM, ll'Vlne. Mr. I Mr• Anthony C1pulo. 8oy COiie .,,._, 8oy Mr & Mrt. Fl'tClerick Ven Allen, "°'" •bef 1 lrvlne, Boy Mr & ~~emu Schmid I, ~. ~"· Wllll9m Manti, Colt.a ~Mrt.JtW~"'-'on. Cotti Mr, & .. ~· C:;,111ur NorOen. Meaa. Girl 1..agune .._..,, a. .. ••·~ D·'.... !nri~ l'ilr & Mra Rlch11d Jlmmlnk. Mr '"'"· ....... ..v,, ·-· ltvlne. 8oy Gltl Mr & Mr1. F110erlcll Blau. Mr. & M11. Alchuo Deutch, Founieln llelley, Boy lrv~·,8?! "•·Ad w .,, Cotta Mr & Mrs Rlch11d Bertoni, mr. '"'"'· ..,..., ym • Irvine Qlrl Mesa.Girl ' Mr . & Mr•. OevlO Rlppo, Huntington 8teclh. 8oy Mr. a. Mrt. DonalO Mllllg1n. Irvine. Girt Hoftmbef 11 Mr I Mrt. MICllHI Nazmack •• Coste Mesa, 8oy "°"""°" 1t Hoftmbef 7 Mc a. M11 . Vincent Huntington Beach, Girt Peglla. Mr & Mrt. George Mollanen, Cotta M .... Gl1I Mr & Mra Vance Meton. Hunllnglon Belch, 8oy • Mr &. Mra. Glenn MorN, Costa MeN, (TWIN) Boys ~-· Mr I Mra. Mlc;l\eel Finl, lrvlne, Gitt Mr. & Mra. Cody Byetamente, lrvtne, Gtrl .......... Mr & Mra Ronald Nault, ll'Vlne, 8oy • Mr. & Mre Jon H .. rd, lrville, Girl Mr . & Mr• Gery H•••on. Huntington 8Mctt. 8oy Mr I Mrt David Trlpletl tiunllngton Btadl (TWIN) Boyt Mr a. Mra. Robin SorenMn, Newport 8-:11. 8oy Mr. I. Mii Eugene Taylor. Founllln Vatl9y. Glrf ~10 Mr. a. M,.. Vln~nl Konotllt. Huntington Bttdl. Qltl M<. & Mrs. Chfltllophtr Murray. Wlltmtntl4W, Gitt Novembef 15 Mr & Mra Kurtle 01nlels, Hgntlngton SNcil. Olr1 Mr. & Mrt. JOhn Starr. Newporl 8"c:l't, Gift Mr. ' Mrs. Mike Wllliaml. COiia ....... Olr1 ....... ., w Mr & Mrs. Slec>IWI ~n. W•lmlnellf, lloy Mt. & Mra Adel Cet>ellol. COii• ...... Boy Mr & Mra 8 redly Rll0081, W•unlntlet. Olrl Mr I Mrt. Kant Wof'll, Cor"one del Mat. Girl Mr & Mre LM G1~a. Cosla M-.Glt1 Nof.,,.., tt Mr & t,411 Terry Krupp, Huntington 9Mch. Girl Mt & Mrt. Muhammad Ahmad. Huntlnglon Btlch. Boy ~-~ Mfl. Dtnlel Bohannon. lfvlnl. 01'1 Mr. & Mre Robert Newberg, Newport a..ch. Boy Dressed to fill --New York City police orllcer uaan McKenna, 2:t, it .9xpeeling a child in Augutt. In keepln1 with uniform s1andard1 of the department. •he ahow• orr malemily jacket daiped for her and other cope who miMtil g~t prqnanl. Export • ser-1es ~- at OCC 'ICTJTMJUl-11 NMllllTA~ The lollowlng pe11011' I• dolllf bll~M AMll'ICAN IUllHlll OVll'MINT LUllNO IAlll), 21'P2 O\iPonl Drive, 11'22, lrvlN. OA tat Ill Vutlf Miiion ,,Nf'lltn, I , .. t M111101r L•n•. 111111 An•. CA e21oe Thlt butlMN It oonctuc;\eel l)y an f lnOMduel A ltl r I ('I o 11 l' v l' n v1rg11 Freemtn 1emlnar1 for p~oplc T111111•1-1weatlledwt111111e lntereil.ed In tix/>ort CountyC1«11 OfOr1ngeCountyJan marko" na w 11 be 11' 1913 ,.,. offered this 1prlns by Pub11111eo 011n~1 cou• 0111y Orange Coast Collegt.''11 Pro•. Jiil. 1'· ~. 2 • F•ti 3•1:~~3 Su•lness '1tonagcmon1. 1---------- Program. NtllC NOTICE The 11emlnara arc co-,.CTtT1ou11ua1N1H WJnaored by occ .. the NAMll ITATIMINT .s. D epartment o f Th• lollO'IWI~ peteon• "' ootno butlneH .. ; Commerce, ond the au GHOST. 201 p11m. Southern Ca lifornia 8"~i;:i 9~:~lbnoeh . ,896 District Export Council. Bll••lnglon Pl .. l · 103, Newport Ticketai for five of the a.ell. CA t2883 i I d t Donne N•ghlbuOeh, 1996 sem nars are pr ce a ijl'ttrl!\Olon P1 • T 103, Nawport $20r each, while the 8NCll,CA02883 remaining two are priced Ttite blllintM 11 con0oetec1 by • at $ l 5. Success ( u I ~., =~"~lllbuoen completion of any four of Thi• a111_,1 -· hied w.111 111e the seminars earns ~tyC1er11o10t~Countyon attendees a certificate. J1n 11• 1ta3 ,201030 Tickets are on sale m Pub11111ed or1ng• CoHI 0111y the OCC Tioket Office. Piiot, J111 t3. 20. 21. Feb 3•1~~ NtllC NOTICE aTATlmNT Of' A•ANOOMMIHT OI' Ull OI' l'ICTITIOUI •UllNt!H NA• MUC M>JICl "°'"'°"' ..... NAMI ITAT'lmNT Tiit IOllOWll\f "'"" •• Ooln9 lllitlMM .. MUA l'ACll'IC M>QrlHO, 711 ., JaMet ,,.~ Nftrpo'1 e..an. Cahfomle 12N~ PMil> " NtMn. 112 It JMtill Ptae• Newpo•t Dttch. Otllfornl• 112883 Tlllt ~ la ~UCltd l)y en WIMdlllll Phtlip " NtllOrl Thie tt•ltmefll w11 ltMcl wllh the Coumy Cl«ll Of °'""' County on Oecem!Mf t7. IH2 ,_,. PubllaheO OrlllOt COHI D•lly Pilot, Dec; 30. 11112. Jtn 8, 13, 20, 1083 &Mt 82 PUet.IC NOTICE ,ICTtTIOUa IJU ..... H NAMI HATl•NT . Tile IOllOwlng l*tOlll ... 40lng b\lline11 H : THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANIES. e Celllornll eo<potlllon, 2t~ 8 PUiiman S1rett Senti An•, Cellfornlt 1127015 CambrlOg• Capllal Group, • Celllornl• co1po11tlon. 2043 S Pullman Streel, 81n11 An•. c.t1torn11 02705 Thlt twllneu le conOuc:tec:I by • eo1por1uon C•m1>r10ge Capltll Group SI-' L EOWarde. bee Viele PrMldenl Thlt 1lale<n4fll WU llllld with Ille County Clerk of Otange County on Oecember 27. 1982 ,20IHO Publl1heO OrlJ\O• Co1t1 Diiiy Pllol, ~. 30 11182 Jan 8, 13, 20, 1983 rta.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICl ~icrmoue.,... .. ..._.TATl•Nf The f~ l*IOM ate OIJirlO ~ .. Pl.AM AOOM, lflO MonlcMAI Coal• M .... C1~l0t111• •~81t "obtrf A "owe. 11tt2 '81f"""", futlln Cel•fOfnll t2MO M.,10111 L nowt 13662 ~wmon1 r111111> C11110.r.i. t2MO Thi• 1>1111114111 II COlldUCtfd tly Hulbllllel lll)d Wrte Robell A A- Hll1 tlllemelll WU ltlecl Wlll't tri. Co\it11y Cletk Of Ofanot Cou111y M J•,_y 11, 11)13 ,207t2t P'ubll•h•O Or•no• COHI Dally P11o1 Jan ~ n ~•I> 3, 10 1&3 3tt.63 MLIC NOTICJ l'ICTITIOUa IUaltll .. NAMI ITATIMeNT file fo!IOwlng !*ton• are dOlng l>ulll11"9 •• OC81GNER8 TRUNI<, 423 3111 81rMt. Newp0<1 a.1cn, Ctlllornl• 112603 Niii lb•rec.. 108 Vie Lorca. NewOQf'I Be~. Cet1forn11 02683 Dorothy Glick. 2 lt Poppy, Coron• oet Mw. Ct11fo<n1a 92826 Thll bullMH II COtldllCled by e genii" paflMflhlp Dolothy OllCk Thia llllemefll wU llled with the County Cfe(I. 01 <><anoe County on JMulty 12 1883 F2071M Publllhed Orang1 COHI Delly P1tot Jan 20. 27. F'"eb 3 10, 1983 377·8~ Nil.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aua•H NAMl ITA TlMINT Tile loltowlng petlON •re OOlng bullnett .. •• I located in the college's Student Cent.er Building. The office Is open Monday through Friday from 8 a .m . to 6 p .m .• and Saturdays from 8 a .m . to noon. Tickets may be purc hased by phone. using Visa or Mastercard, b y calling 556-5527. Th• lollowlng peraon II•• eblllldoned the UM ol the FlcllllOUI 81161""9 N1me JACK·DANIEL COMPANY. 3885·0 BHr StrHI, Sent• Ane, 'ICTITIOUa lkJllHlaa C111llorn10 92704 MAMIE aTAn.NT Dentel A Reny, 3665-0 Beer Tick e t s also will be available at the door. Seminar titles and dates nclude: "Un cle Sam, May r?," (Jan. 6 and June 2, 10 a .m . to 2:30 p .m .): "Birth of a Market," (March 3, 10 a .m . to 2:30 p .m .); "ExJ>O$ing Your Product Overseas," (April 7, 10 a .m . to 2:30 p .m .); "Th e Money Machine," (May 5, 10 a .m . to 2:30 '}>.m .); "Importing Into the United St.ates,'' (May 7, 9 a .m . t o l p .m .); and "How to Build an Export Business." (May 14, 9 a .m . to 1 p .m .). The seminar s are tau ght by experienced instructors with years of expertise in export marketing . For information about the program, phone 556-5880. SURF SAFE, 20 Vitti Del Sol, 8 Legun1. CA 92677 The Flcllllou1 Butlnen Name ralerred 10 above w11 llled In Orange County on Nov 21, 1980 John Diii McKenl'ley. 20 VIII• °" Sol. s. Laguna, CA 112877 Thi• blltintH WU ~llCted by an 11\dlvldll-1. John OHi McKenney This II.II-I WU llltd With ltle County Clerk ol Orange County on Jan. 11. t983 Publl•h•d Or1nge COHI Dally Piiot J•n 13, 20, 27. Feb. 3. 180·83 M.IC NOTICE The IOllowlng peraone are Oolng :w .. 1, Sanll Ane. CeUlornl• 92704' bulineM U : ROHnM E Rll\y, 3&85-D Bear • SOUTH COAST EQUIPMENT Str .. t, Sanla Ana. Calllornle 92704 COMPANY, 1685 SunlanO l.n.. Thia buainOH 11 conducte<l by en Co1t1 Me ... CA. 112828 lndlvlduel. S1m M. W4taon, 2026 Lemnoe Oanlll A. Reny Dr .• Coa1• Me .. , CA 82828 Thia 1111emen1 Wet 1118<1 wllh Ille Rod S. Chamt>erlaln, 284~ MIU4 County c1.,k of Orange Counly on Pl .. Colle Meae, CA 1121128 January 18, 1983. Torn Garro. .. Tory. lrvlne, CA F»n1' 112714 Publlahed Orange COHI Dally , Den Barro, 1t5t1 Rod«lcl< I.II., Piiot. Jan 20. 27, f'eb 3, 10. 1983 Huntington Bffch, CA 112648 326-83 Thia butlMU I• conducted by •1------------genwel pertnerttllp Sam M. We1aon l'dlUC NOTICE This 9tet-1 WU 1111<1 with the FtCTITIOUI •UttHEaa County Clerk of Orange County on NAMI ITATEMENT Jan 11, 1983 Th• loUowlng peraon. la-doing '201at ~u· FICTITIOUS 9Ua1NEaa PublllhtO Orengt CoHt Delly PRO MARRIAGE CLUB, 2215 NAm aTATIMENT Piiot Jan 13. 20727. Fee> 3. 1983 Port Harwick Place, Nawport The IOllowlng persona are doing -17843 Btach. Ce11lornla 92660 blltlnela u 811rb1re A Bon1fec1ua. 2215 BRITIS H · AMER t CA H PUBtlC NOTICE Port Harwick Piece. Newport PHILATEl.IC SOCIETY, 17752 Fllell Btacl't. Celtlornia 92660 s1r .. 1. IMM, California 92714 FICTITIOUa au ... aa This bUllnesa 11 c:oodUClec:I by an S II mp M tr II et Ing Co· NAMe ITATl..wl' ltldi\lldu9' Op•r•llve, Inc . C1lll0<nl1, 1201 The tollowlng pereon !1 doing a.<b11t• A Bon•ttelue Dove SI • Sulla 520, Newport bll.,._s" This 1111emen1 w~ hied With the a..cti, CA 92680 NEWPORT RI O l.IMITED. 316 I Counr, Cl«ll of Orange Counry on Thtl bval.-1 11 oonducted l)y a Airway Avenu.. Sult• ft. t, Coal• JanU'll)' t8 1983 eorpor1110n ~. Ca1ttorn11 92628 · F20'7l14- S191np Marketing Jeffrey I. KHpetrlcl<, 18 Melocly Publl1n10 Orange Coast D•1ly Co-Oo .. Inc Lane. INIM. C1Hlornl1 9271.. Pitot Jan 20, 27. Feb 3. 10. 1983 M.C. Homing Jr. Thi• bulineu la conduc:twcHly I 323-83 Preeldent llmllec:I parlnetthlp Thi• tlllemenl WU 1118<1 wltrl ,,.,. LH18r L l(llpelflek (lor) Counly c1 .. k 01 Otenge County on JeHrey L l<llp•trlck Jen 11. 1983 Th11 s1e1ernen1 was tiled witn 11'18 ntlTtrP County Clerk ol Or1nge County on Publlahed Orange CoHt Dilly December 27. 1982 Piiot. J111. 13. 20. 27. Fab. 3. 1983 '205nt 276-83 Publlahed Or11\ge COHI Dally ------------Piiot, Dec. 30, 1982. Jan. 8, 13. 20. 1983 b645·82 Ml.IC HOTICE POOl.IC NOTICE FICT"10UI 9UllNHI NAME ITAT£MENT The lollowlng person• 111 ,dOlng business es -INDEPENDENT PRODUCTS LABORAT ORIES, AUTOGRAPH COSMETICS. 438 S CHllegate Lene BrH Celtlom•e 92621 IMPORTANT NOTICE ... -,c 111nncE POOl.IC NOTICE IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN 1----"-UDL __ .. _._Y_~'.""'""-___ ...;.,;;__ _______ , FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU FICTmOUa au ... H Thom .. Wlnanlp Fett 438 s cuuege•• Lene. Brea. Ca1rrom1e 92821 ICOS243 ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, NAlilll STATIMIHT FICTITIOUS 9V..._la fl MAY BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY The following l*'90l\t 111 doing NAME STATEMENT COURT ACTION. and you may have u : The IOllOwlng '*'°"' are dOlng 1111 ~ rlgTll ro br1ng yolJI eccounl TOURNEY SPORT us A . 32 t IXIJloess. H In 00ocS 11.andlng Oy PIYIOO afl ol , ~ 8-n. CA t2M I 8 0 c s Av A G E . s R IB your PHI due payment• pluJ Rldlard Wiiiiam Mltllll Ill. 321 AOVENTURE 479 E 17111 s ...... permlll•d coal• and upenHt Anede. Newport Beech, CA t2M1 Coai. M ... , C•hlornll 111628 within lhr" montllll f1om Ille date Ell:rtbeth H Spontgle, 3082 Merten• Ann Pribish 1628 Ullt not!QI of o.teult,p" recorded YellOwStone. Cosll ~.CA 92627 Newport. No 2t. Colla Meu. Thia emounl 11 $5 tt 00 as ot n.ia bullnMa It c:ondUCled by 1 Cllltlornla 92827 December 22. 1982. 1no·w111 general pannerllhlp Robert K Blue. 101 D•hll•. 1ncre11e until your eccoun1 Richard w Mllla.r 111 Coton• <let Mar. Caltlor1111 92625 becolnM current. You may nol heve Tlll• Sliternent wu hied '#1111 the Mar ta Je•nne Fell. 438 S C11lega11 Lene. Sr••. Cahtomte 92821 Tti-1 but"-1 •• cc>nduclecl by a g91141tel petl,_.,,.p fl'IOmM W Fett T,,.. ... ._, wM tiled *Ith the County Cler1' OI Ot ange County Q!1 J~uety 18. 1"3 F2C77tt3 Pub1t1hed Orange Coast O••ly Piiot Jan 20 27 F4'b 3 10. t983 400-eJ Trns bUsiness II c:otlducleel l>V • to pay 1111 enllr• unptl(l 00<1ion of County C•k 01 0t1n99 County on timtte4 p•rtnettlllp your eccounl. evan ll'tovgh lull Jan 11. 1983 P\IJLIC NOTICE Marlene Anfl Prlblltl peyrnen1 wH Oernanoed. IXll you ,_,.,, ------------Thia 1111amen1 wu liltO with the mua1 pey the amount 11118<1 abOve. Publlah•d Orange co1t1 Dilly FlCTITIOUa au....:11 County Cletk of Or111ge County on Alt• ,,.,, .. montllll lrom Ille dale Piiot, Jen 13, 20, 27, Feb 3 0 tte3 NAME ITATUllENT J•nullt)' 3. 1983 or 1ecor01llon ol thlt oocumen1 17&-83 The lollowlng perton II doing F20al2 (whleh date of r-dlllon liP9fll'S lxlSlnMS u Publlahed Orange CoHt Dally hereon). un .... 111e obligetlon being MllC NOTICE RICK SAXON & ASSOCIATES. PllOt.. Jan 6, 13. 20. 27. 1913 tofecjoeed upon permit9 1 longer 3100 W Warner Avenue. 17. Sant• 138·83 perlOCI, you hive only the legal right '1CTmOUa 9Ua!HEaa 1 Ana, Cliilornft 11270.t ------------1 to tlop IM loreclolu1e l)y paying NAMI ITATUll€NT Rich.,d Suon. 2624 S PUBLIC M>TICE lh• eoure amount demanded by The followlng peraone ere Oolng Dlemono. Senta An1, Celllornla ------------1 your creditor t>ualnest H 92704 'ICH~A~=· To 111\d out the emount you rnuat ANNI& O . 813 W Balboe BlvO . Thll buslnesa Is conducted by an -pay. or to errltlgl for payment to Newl)O<t Beech C•lllornla 92861 lndhllduat ThrlOllOwfng peraona are Oolng atop 1111 lorecloavre, or 11 your R11onoa J Co aper, 818 W l'llCll S1111on bull._. u : properly 11 1n ro1eclo1ure lot eny Oceantront. Balboa. C1lllornl1 ThlS 1111eme111 wit ltled With the THE BEAUTY GARDEN. 1625 Other reHon, cont•cl ALI.EN & 92661 County Cieri< ol Orenoe County on M11e Verde. Sulle IOt. Co111 Fl.An, «00 MacArthur Boulevard, Andren J Goldberg, 2990 ~bet 22. 1992 ~ Oelllornl• 9268 Suite 3 7 o. Newpo< t 8e1ch Celllorn11 Slreel. Sen Fr•nciaco. F'205ol2IO OenlM M1net, 3110 MICt, Apt Cllflornla 92880, et1umey1 and Cehlornla t4 107 PubllaheO Or1nge CoHI Dally B, Coal• Mell. Cellloml• 92828 egentt for PCM A11lty' ano 'f1111 buslneea le conc1uc1ec:1 by• Pilot, Dec. 30. 19112. Jan. 8. 13. 20. Oulene Clcchtlll, 241131 M•nigement end Anehelrn Hiiia gene<el p9f1~p 1983 Ovetten<I, l.agune Hiiia, C1llfornl1 Planned community Auocl•tl~n. l'lhonde J Ceapet ~ Allen & Fltll'I phone number Is Thu5 sletement wH llktd wllh the Deborah Bl1nc11dl, 24435 C714) 752·747' County Clef'k of Orange County on CoppeT CUii, El Toro, C•lllornl• 11 you 11eve eny ques11on1, YoU O.Cemt>et 1 1983 112830 thoulO con11c1 a l•wyer 01 the F20*2 Thia ~ 11 ~td by • go~ernmentll •QenCV •hlch may Publlahed Orange Co11• Dilly gener9' ~. he .... lnSIHed yovr IOafl PtlOI Jen 8 13, 20. 27. tt83 OtnlM Men.I Remember YOU MAY l.OSE 137-33 Tl'tlt tllt~t wM llleO wltn the 1.EGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT ------------CounlY Cletk o1 Ofenge County on TAKE PROMPT ACTION M.JC NOTICE o-nber 21. 1982 NOTICE IS HERE8Y GIVEN that --------.....,...,...,..-- FMnS purauant 10 Attde IX. Section 1 ol FtCTITIOUI ~·· Publlthed Orange Coatt Dally 111• Oec111111ona of Coven1n11. NAMI: ITATEMEfT f'tlOt. Dec 30. 1982. Jiii 8. 13, 20, C6nOlt1on1 end Ru1r1c1lon1 The 1011ow1ng person I• Oolng 1983 recorOed April 28. 1977 tn Book buainMI as ra 5648-82 121811, Peg.. 209-327 ol Olllclll AMERICAN INDUST RIAi. -Aeco1d1 ol 011nge County, MANAGEMENT EHGINEEAS, 1147 P\B.JC NO Ctlllornl•, • bre1ch ot the ~~.Santa Ana, Cehlomll F1CtmOUa au ... 11 ...-nATIMOCT T11e IOllOwing per90n1 ate d01119 buli,_.u: KINDEL AUDIO. 1710 Newport Clrcle, S11ll1 0 . Sanle Ana, CaliJornlll 92705 ob Ilg t 11on ol pa rm en I o 92706 .--11 Ilea OCClll'recl Noc Vlrgtl Ml<IOn Frffmln, 1147 o1 Uld b<MCll and lien wu filed IOf M-y Lane. Stnll Ana. Cahlornil recoro on Novemt>et t , 1982 • 92706 ln•lrument HO 82-394020 Of said Thlt bUStMSS IS eondUC1td by .,, Olllcl•I Recorot. No p1ymen1 ol 1n<1Mdu41I put du• amoun11 hu occurred. VtrgM F1eem1n • Nil.IC NOTICE f'ICtmOUa •uatNEaa NAME ITAT£ME.NT nie following pe<eon 11 Ootng ~-XJ'S UNLIMITED, 24001 Alfde Pkwy. M1111on Viejo. Calllornla 92653 Chrlllopher 11n Hamilton, 3342 I Galleon W1y Dane Polnl. Cllltomll 126211 Thll ~ la conduc:ted l)y en lndMduel C I Hemllton Thia •••lemenl w .. lltd wt1h lhe CcunfY Clerk of Otange County on '**"* 27, 1982 F205n2 PuDll•h•O Or•no• CoHt Diiiy PllOI. Dec 30. t982. J•n 8, 13, 20, 1983 67()().8.2 w11111m J KlnOel. 20451 Bay View Avellut, S1n11 Ana. C1utornl1 n101 Th•r•lort. th• A!'•lleim Hiiia Tht$ sletemenl WU liltd wllh I~ Planned Community Auoc1111on County Clefk ol Ot1nge Counly Ol'I ptRJC WITJC£ dooe hefeoy etac:t 10 Mil or cauM t J~. 1te3 ~ Vlrgl!\18 J KlnOef. 20461 Bly View Avenue Sen11 Ane, Cellf0<nl• 112707 Thi• bulineea II conducted by •11 lndi\lidual. Virginia J Kinde! Thi• llatement Wit llled Wllh Ille County Oi.tk ol Or1nge County on J1nu1ry 3, 1913 " Pu1>1111110 Ore11ge Co111 Delly Piiot. Jen, e. 13. 20. 27. 1983 5732-13 Nit.JC NOTICE be lold Ille loltowtng detc:ttbed rlll l'IOlm ACTinOUS M.1 ... U propetly lo ••ll•IY the Obllg•lf0f1• PublltheO Otano• COHI Dally ..... , • .,...NT l.OI 8 ol TIKI 9288. II per map PolOI. J11n 6, t3, 20, 27, 1983 The lollowlng per'IOl\8 art dolnf 1ecordt0 in Book 413. PllQIS 1 to 6729-83 bua1ne11 u : ti, lnclutlve. ol Ml1cell1n1oua 80UTHWIHOS I.AN O· MIP• In Ille Olllc:• ol lhe Of•noe "8.IC NOTICE SC~PINO. 116 tt Sieler. Unit COunty Rtcorcler IC, FOUfltaln Valley, CelllOl'nle t2t08 Tile 1ecord vt1led owner(•I ot lht • 'tcrrnoua IU ... H Frtnlc M Berry Jr., te76 Wllllt prOl)ttty "'°''commonly known u NAMa ITATWmNT River Clrole, Fountain Velley. 5211 F1lrlH Cour\, Anehelm, The lollowln9 ~r•o11 It Oolng Ctllfomle t2t08 Oelllornla, are RAYMOND A ~ U Shl!'IM C Betry. 0876 White WINSLOW 1110 BEVERl.Y A. RICHARD BAOMINO. Planning Alvar Clrclt. Fountain Valley, WINSLOW Con1ult1nl, 252 Welnut St,. #A, c.tfomle t2708 Dlied Dlctim1* 23, 1992 COiia ~. CA. tWt TIM bu.ir-11 c:onduc:t9d t>y a ANAHEIM Hll.l.8 RICl\erd Morrl9on l!lromlng, 262 genentl)>ltlnenhlp __ PLANNED COMMUNITY Wtlrlut St , II-.• CoMa Meea, CA Frank M. Berry Jt. ASSN 1'282t Thie tlalemtnl Wll llltd wtlfl tfle K•ttt lly LINDA WESTFALL .Trlle ~It oonduclecl l)y Ill CcMI"' C1ef11 04 Otange County Oft 'M:Tmout ....... ,._.lent Sec;rttary lndMdutl '' M2 ..._ HA'TIMPff STATE QI' CAUJ'OAAIA) Nd*d M 8romlfl0 Otcllnti.r 1• I . Tiie IOllOwtng P4ll"IOnl .,_ doing )U Thia ......,.,. ... ll'td wlttl IN 'T'4 butin1M u COUNTY QI" ORANGE I ,.~.-. Ctani of Or-. C°"""t on Pul>lltlltd Oren119 Cout ti1Y 8YSEAN IHC . 107 Eucal~ On O.C~ber 23 1M2. t>efOft :;;;'"'11 IM3 Pllclt, 0.0. 30. 1"2 .. Jin I. 11, 20, Lenf, Coal• Meal. Ceirfofnl• 12'2t ~ •• 111t under11gned, 1 Holtry · ' · ,.,_ lN3 87 BytHn Inc i a Oalltornla PubilO ill Ind lor Nici COutllY tnd fllubflllltd Orange CoHI Deity 2:t,.e2 IPPOflt!Of\, tot yeWys)hll '--"· a111t. !*too.ii, .,, .. ," Llftda Piiot .uin. t:J. 20, n , '90. 3, 1"3 .. _.,. NOTIC( Coal• ..._, Ce11torill1 02121 w11tllll. provtd 10 me on 111e .,_ • 112.a ,,_ Tl!ll .bu-II condUclecl l)y I ol NlltflCIOf'; ~ 10 ti. lht •-IC """JIC( CllOIOfltlOn AHltllnt Jec1e1arv Of Ill• f'V.. .., ~. Ille ~::iOl•llOn Ultl executed the John " Behlmer. lntl~tnd -~ Pretldenl 10 1111 ttlel lht oorpotlllOn llltouttd Tllll 1111-t -l'lltd \Miii lttt the wflhln dOcvlMlll purtuent 10 lta Collnty Cletll ol Otenge County on llV·Lawl Of 1 tMOMlon Ol llt Boatd ~ 21, 1112 of Dlrlo10f' ,_ WITNll "'Y hllfld and Oftldal Publl•ll•d Or•nae COHI 0111) .... "°'• 0.C 30, Itta Jtfl t , 1,, J\111 9 WlldNon 1"3 Pvblltlltd Ortt1tt co .. t 0111v MN·ll l'llOI. it11 e. ti, IO. 11, , ... 111.a • 5 I I I I ii I • ~ - • Ill E e A e 8 ' i ( '• ---, tt DAILY PILOT/Thurtdev. January 20, 1883 DI 11\alC NOnct Plate NOTICf P\atC NOTICt Ml.IC NOTICE ---K·OIUI MOltCll Of'01fTCNTio.t • ll•tlltl NOTICI O" T-.UITll'I IA&.I C WI>" NOTICI Of' TlllUll NOTICE OF o~ Tl t NOTJC"" or o ••Ttl 0, y,J·w:~ .'!-· T~~!~·u-·· lfOflCI Of' '1111' I.ALI LHn ... , .. 1iftA('r, () 116 ft A "'ft .. ClMITY INTIMIT .,. ic.~ _ .. _ "" Ol.-~v .. • _.. On f1t.11ue1 0, IO'J •I I I 00 T I .... 17 ' • • • • ...,.,.,.,urtu.c.o.) SADIE MOHTOOM ERY 'fMIOllDC>flfAOITDATIOMA~ • M rlAll flllCAN llfL.I uu,.uN.OTON 1 0 F V r."'J 11' I 0 N T 0 NO IC& 1, heitby glv.o l o lhe AND Or PETITION TO 11. 1111. \INLIH "I" TAKI IH•U"ANC OOM AHY, • HfWICl!I. INO , • AOMINl!M't:R !8TATe <..tedtto•• 01 KARii< 1. IMITH. ADMINl8TER t. TATE NO ACTION TO "'OTI T YOUA c.i1tot1111 "°' 111011, • fru.1 .. 1 co1pora11011 o ch1l>- Ad 181%1. Oel>IOI wlloM twtlnftt 1ddr ... le • l lt••a · Pfl~lllfY, IT MAY 11 IOLO AT A odJucu•tor 11 .. c.1,1>ub11Jtul9GI f rull•• under tne ,• JI • I •~ t I '1112 lt•lnler ClrCle, H11nllng1on n • .,. f'UltLIO IAl.-1 If' YOU NllD AN fruit.. nr I t e•leln Deed of d tloed d4Nld ot tll•tl I) II Jll' JI, ... •tw ldwr l ... heel\, County 04 Ofll\Ot Ot•f• OI To 1&11 h"'"'· bt'n1•fk11ui • llllll>t.ANA'rlON 0, THI NATUllll '""' Ult " by RICH AR(> Af PU.I.IC AUCTIO t ll•lll\(lfl and C'Ont1na•nl Ctlifotnie, lh•• • NCUllll' lnletMI .. cr~dltor1 11nd l'C>nlln11 nt 0, THI "OCllO ... O AOAINI T LOH ... "' rled' !"•n and IHOHl&T It DOC. .. , n 1•,tll11r1 of GRACE () abovt 10 l>4I c•Mlad by DtOIOt end d 1 t S •d YOU YOU 1140Ul.O CONTACT A 1eco•O•d A utt &, IHI •• h••r•Ole •I llme of 1 L.lC.H ITER 11111.l jWl'llOl\ll whu grar11ed to SUSAN Hl'!llVCY and c r tt \I) t 1 <> 1 a I 1.AWYlll ln1trumen1 4116j In look money 01 1t1e Unlled l"NIY lJC ulht'rW\jj(> llllCl'l.'llk'<i CLINTON K llCAVfY, 8eourtd MonliOnl ry IU'ld perton• On Prtday, J11nu11\• 28. 11183 .•• u tH, P•o 1011 ' Ollfol•I 11(11\t, lllle end lnl .. fff Part!••. wlloee buttneM eddr"' It whu may bfl oll\t•twl•tt 9 \6 am • HOMI rtOlfllAL Reoorua Q ''J County, •1i0110-11tt<1 brll li/l<lllf In thl' 11nd/cw rtiUIU· 95211 Oartleld Av.. Fount.in 'Jelley. lntt'l't'ltf'd lo lh wtU nd/or & A v IN o 8 A N o L o A N C1111orr111, • pu1 401 10 lh•t t'll Trutt In 111e Pl'~flV A P\'lUIOn hca. Ut'\'11 Cih.-d Counly 01 Orange ..... ot la~' ASSOCIATION, • Corpor111on. Ullllf! Nolie. Ott Ult ll~ndef d-.Clll>ed by 0..lrothy A Huatlolf\ tn lhl! C.Ule>tnl• 112708 . f0fll'\9fly klM>ll01I .. HOM( fl:1D RAL 11co1<1ed 0 b•• ~ .. 1.. TA u. T 0 R M f c H s ,. , 0 Tne orooanv In Which th• A. pc-cJUon hat ~n fllt'd 8 Av I N a. AND L 0 AN Jn1turmen1 It 3,11 ' In KLO PPn end MONA l(L Upt"rlor ... outt c.> I anal' StJQUrlty lnl•••• wl.W b4I crMled II. by Mark N Mont1um1•ty, ASSOCIATION OF SAN Dtl!OO ... OHIClll Aec; of H•d I • Wtll l\Utblnd llnd 'llllfe <.:ounly '"'tUC!lltl nij thllt in g•n11r111 . ell fllluru and akll Mark M ontge>nlcty l:\ TruttMund91eoeec:tot11u11d1Ject undetand 1n110,..d~o1 bE.NtrlCIAAY M l • Uurothy /\ llowen b,• equ1pm•111 . tu1 n11ura and the Supc•rlor Court o( M•t~0.11118tAl!MdbyHARAYW T111a1 .. 1111 1e1¥.10r~11~. PACIFIC FINANCIAL INC appotnlc•d as pt'raonid tu1n11111ng• ol Deot&r 0011t1Jng C PETTE •"d MAAY~NN I,.. PETTI:. 1awrutmo11•v "oUlll) Sl•1•ol corporatlOll i-ep~·nuitivc· lu adminii~t property now loc•ltd •• 052& Orange ounty n-quo1tlns 11u1o•nd •nd wll•. at1d itcorded Am41ft<A. • c r'• PllV•lll• R11<;ordtd No11em1>er ~•. thl' C'bl8ll• o r Gr&al'l' 0 Garlleld Av.tnue, Founl•ln Velley, that Mark N. Montgomc•ry. 001osne ... 0ocurnen1&17118ooil IOllldTruil tawn ·~111e or llittr NO 33842 tn boo~ County ol Orange. Stele 01 11ka Mark Montgomtity be 12702 P•g• 1104 ot Ille Olllct•l n111on111 o•n•11110 Pr '•~•rat PIO• t~llolOlflGJalRec.ot L 1 f h It' r . C 01 \a Mc 11 u. Caldomla and bUll,,.., known H I ,, • Aeoorda 01 Or•nge County u9d11 un10t1. • •tart or leC!erel olll<.• of "" Reco1oer or Ca 1furn18 \u nd" r the A'HAIR A'HEAD 8E.AUlY SALON • ppu n\~~ •• pdneral 0,~11 cai.rornl•. WIM 114111 el pul>llO e«ttoR Hvlnga •" loen u•oc1111on County, "'4 dMd 011ru11 de l cJ d 1 Ari I lat 1 TtWl •l°'Mald ""umy trenNCtton tep"1!9C!11LauYl' t.O a ' n .. ~r to the htgl\eel bleldM for cnn In domle;l'-0 tn • tlllf, ._1 11\1 !Hin Ille tollowtng P«>Petty n l'pen t•n m n ra ion wm be con...,mm•l9<f"on or''"' the l h e c It a t't'-o C .Sad I e unned StatH Do41•ra. 11 \1141 1ron1 en111oci• 10 ''" l\l)l•lilc:an Tiiie PARCEL 1 Loi eo or T• or Est.ates J\ct) The pcllllon 711\ day of Feb1uary tll8a, ol to a.m. Montgomery, Costa Mv111, en1rence 10 the Old °''"r. County lntu11noe C P•"V localed •I t t-4 103•11. 1n me Ctty of 1rv111e. is Sl't for l1c111 mg in Dept. al Re11den1111 Eecrow Corporation, Call f o r nl 11 , (under the Cour1hou .. , loeelod on ent• Al'll lot Filth 8 t, In tne Cl!Y or 01nra of Orengt, Slate of C111111ou No 3 at 700 C i vil' Centl'r 1700 Adema Avenue, Suite 104, 1 d d Adminia ll Bllld., betwMn Syc:-• 81•MI • Aha, Calllo • all 1hl11 r10111 11119 per m1Q 1ec:orcltd In boot\ DrlV<' W est, Santa Ana. CA Coell MHa, CA 92628 Thi• I• 1 n epen t'nl tra on Broadway In lhe City of 8•nl• An.. and Int•••• 0•111:r.fld 10 ••Id now pa go 1 11J to 18 I" o Ju 92702 F b 6 9 pun:lleM money Joen rec>1y1ble In of EMUU8 A c\). The pellUon Or•noe Counly, Celllornla. •II rlghl, "411d llY 11 11 d 0..0 of T•utl Mi1c:oll11noou• M•P• tn tl\e 01 on t' ruary 1 • 1 83 montnty peytn"11• Ill se\ for hearing ip Depl. title encs '""'"' conveyed tc end in int pr rty 111u1t•d In Hid tne Coun1y Recorder or al 9 3U II m So 111 11 known lo 1ne SeQ>red No. 3 at 700 Civic Center now n.td by 11 under the deed ol C9U0ty • t•t• O.krltMHI H County lf YOU OBJECT lo the Parly. •II bu11nett nemu and Drive Weal, San la Ana, t•r•uat. in the 1ee1 PtOC>9'ty, dMc:rlbed PARCEl Unit I H lhow11 •lld C:XCEPT THEREFROM •II Oil granllnti or tht' petition , you 9ddllllMS UHd by the Oet>IOt IOf d 11 I In• II In et Cl er I• In m111et1l1 end Olh« l\y<lrOC•f h lhe three vea11 1&11 p111. ere ,,.,. Cal 1 f or n I a 9 2 7 0 2 on PARCEL 1 Unit 8<" .. Nld unit condom um pl an rocorded t>tlow 1 depin or 600 tee1, wl1 8 ould l'llht>r appear ut lhe SAME February 9, l983 at 9:30 a.m . 111nown 11n<1detln9d1n 1na1 cer1aln Feb•u••Y 1079 1n Book 13050, "" r1gn1 or au1tece en11 ~ hearing and stair your Daled November IS, 1082 IF YOU OBJECT to the Condominium P1111 recorded In Page n I Ollictat Rooord1 or reterv9d In lnllrumenlt of rec:o 5 6 7 8 objections or hit> writlcn Su111n Herwy ll f h bOOk 270. paget 8 10 21, 1nc1u1M1. Orang• ty, Celltornie PARCEL 2 E11emen11 u ObJN'twns with the co4 rt Clinton K Hervey gran ng 0 l e petition. you or Mltcell1n.oue Map1. record• 01 PARC 2 An und1v1ded 50 i ortn 1n 1ne Sec11ona en111 be f 0 r l' h ear 1 n g y 0 u r Secured p.,11ee should ellhet appear at the Olanoe County, CelllOfnla, togetnet perC«ll 1 e11 in ind to Lot t of Ce•111n bHMet111 for Ownet Pu11111ned Orange Co111 D•llV h earing and stat e your Wiii\ an undMded 1112 1nt9'•t In Tr•c:I N 041g H ahown on • Support Se111emen1 1 appearan<'C m..iy be in person Pllo1, Jan 20 111113 obj'eclions or file written 91\d to Loi II of ~Kt No 7181 •• map r in Booto '4411, PIOff Encroachment and Com~ or by your attorney. 413·83 ob ectlons with the court shown on• Map recorded 1n bOOk 22 and t Mlac:etlaneous Map1, Dflvewey Easemen1 01 tn• A•ll I F y OU A RE A ------------• 2711, P•gH II lo 21. 1nc;lu1tve, of record I Orange County, en111Jed f11emen11" ot 1 CREDITOR PUBLIC NOTICE before t h e hearing. Your Mlacell1neou1 Mapa, record• or Celllor . together w ltl\ all Declarellon or Cov.nan1 or a rontrngcnl --N-0-T-1-c-.-0-,-11-y-11-IL-11-1-IL-t""T-Y--I appearance may be in pcnion Or•nge Coun1y, Calllorn11, d•lln9d 1mprov ""· 1n•rot0n. ncepllng Condition• end Rnttlcllo creditor of the deceased, 0, 11 .. NUAL Rff'OlllT or bi your attorney. u common Area "A" on peg• 21 or lh.,elro onoomlnlum Unllt 1 and dHc:rlbed tn "SUBJECT T0"''1>411 you mus t file your claim " I y 0 U R aald M•p 2 !oca1 eon (the 'Oec:11r111on") with the rourt or present 1l Pursuant 10 Sec:llon &t0-4(d) 01 A E A PARCEL 2. An undivided 1/232 PAR L 3 An eac1u11ve PARCfl 3 Euemen11 u au 1ne ln1ernal R-u• COde, notice 11 CREDITOR or a contingent 1n1er•1t 1n end 10 Lo• 13 of Ttact No eese ppurranant 10 oecn unit ••-n11 are partlcul.,ly aet t t 0 1 h e P e r s 0 n 8 I nereby given 1n11 tile annu•I report creditor of the deceased, you 71113, 11 1nown on 1 map recotded lo• th e and of occupanc:y of In tne Article entitled "E~ts represent.alive appointed by lor 1ne llsca1 year Febru1ry 211, •1182 must file your claim with the 1n bOOll 273. ~· 1 10 18 lnclullv• 1nose uons ol the rHirlcted or tne Dec11,.t1on or Coven•nl lhe rourt within four months 0 1 ELL A MAY STED MAN 1 h of Mltcellln110U1 Map1, record• of comm a1e11 dealgn•ted In Ill• Cond1t10111 eno Reattlctton from lhe date of first FOU NDAT IO N . a pri vet• court o r present l tot e Orange County, c111lorn111. dellned d1etar na or rea11Jc;11ona and deac11bed1n "SUBJECl"TO"'belo issuance of letters as •ound1tlo?· 1•1•v1•11•1bl•111at 1 1ne personal representative HCommonArH "B"otpage 15ot 1hown the condominium plan tor (tl'le "Matter Dec:far1tlon") unde rondallon1 prncpa 0 c:e or appointed by the cour\ 11fdMep eech 1heSec:t1onneedlnQtlnwc:llArtlel provided m Section 700 of 1nspec;11on during regular b\itlneH within four months from \he PARCEL 3. An undlVlded 11232 The t .. l edd•ea1 or other enlllled .. lollowe "Owners Rlgl\la the Prob a I e Code or hours by •ny c:ltlzen wno requeall 11 dale of first issuan ce of 1n1eres1 In and to Lot "C" of Tract destg11at1on or 1ald end Dut1u " "Ut11111e1 end Ceble Califo rnia The ume for w1tn1nl&ad•y••ll.,1Mdt1eottllll No. 7191u11\own on• m•P I>' 1purpor1e0101>e 254E. Telev11ion·',"Slde)'MdElsement1". filing clauns will not expire publlcauon 11, __ letters as provided In Section recorded In boOlt 2111. p911ft 8 t& t5tn No A, Coit• Men. CA Suppori •nd Settlement", Tne round11to•l'a prlnclp.tl 0 .,... 700 of the Probate Code of 2 t. 1nclual11e, of Mlacell1neoua Sal le will be made without Encroechmenr', 111<1 •Community prior to £our monlhs from 19 1oc119d et 1140 Newport Centlf California. The lime fot Mepe, record• 01 ~ano• County. cove or w1rrenty, 1xpreaa or Facllttiet euement" the date of the hear mg Drive, Sun• 500. Newport BHcn, {ling claim1 wW not expire ce.lllornle, enown 11 RecrNtlon Lot lmpl H to title, po1Mulon or PARCEL 4 EaHment tor 1ngre11. noticed above. Celllornla "C" on PIO• 12 or 11ld Map. enc 1nce1 to 11111ty the unp•ld egrou and 111111 purposes, end YOU MA y EXAMINE The principal man•g•r 01 ine prior lO four m on ths from The 11ree1 addr11s or otller b•l• due on the no•• or no1" draln•g• In, unl!er, 1nroug11 1nd lound•tlon 11 Rot>er1 W Stedman the date o( the hearing c:ommon d•lgn•tlon ol 1ne •bo11e HCU by Mid Deed of Trust 10 acrosa 1n11 POf11on ot Loi N and Loi ....... , ....... 1'7?••"4111. ' •••Cl••••• 1111...._. Hill •tdtt Dellllfl 11tew 3 It f•la11le Jtt1 ~'""'"' Cltn & meld• 2 Br 2 Be y;iy M•lur• querier• UOOO mo n(ln emkra. no"" MOO 76' '100 8tlly -t dee>'• 2•~11"·'1'6 C•••• Val. 2411 ig3~u or 111_..> * 8C ...., •• , ... 2 Br. t ------Ba. tlmtnlllM Clllld OK. 0CtANl8AY VICWI no pell. tUO/mo. 2 Ir. I la '°' 1·2 acMte, 068·3862 no 1>91• l.M~. c1 .. n a private IT 10/mo 'fHrl)' lnclono 1.11111 073-0372 aft SPM 2 OR 'l Ba, cple, drpa, 110 ..... refr1g. wahr/d1yr P1110 seoo mo . 552 1872 C.rHI ... Jbt 1722 T••••H•ff IJaL IHI BAYFAONT. t BR, 1 BA. BIG CANYON TOWN· trig te251mo l tl, JUI HOUSE. lullurlOIJI 2 Br, 2. I I 0 0 d • P Y r I y . Ba Spectaeuler 9011 6'44.01211. GOVrM' lelet view, MP 2 _OllC_n ____ 3_B_R_eon_d_O_fp-Hlc-. c 11 1 g • r l • • • • oer 1ec sundeck lt05 112001mo 844·2'18 mo' 1 141u2-204o Avl Fet> A11lf•Ht1 Farah• .. 1er. up1111ra. g•••o• & lalMt eleo U\Cl, $510 mo. ••• 1 ... 1. 2I07 0715~578, 780·8515 S $575. 2 bf. 1 ba, blllnt, no moll 1 BR ept, Mw Cf~. pell Pool. drpe, S-425 Agent 780-I 100 8-1 875-6088 ---------·•Old Corone Charm 2 Bf 1 BAY FRONTAGE. be9Ch, Ba. wllrplc, 1 Cat garege, pier. J>(kg 2 Br. S850 l very latge deck, welk to 5575 Ulll po . 303 E. b11ch. lt2511 .. u . Edgew11e1 11011.2eee. 770-03-47 Ctrtaa ••I Mar 2'22 Spacious Stu<llo j.oft. no Beaulltul 11.1nMl . decor•-kllcl\lfl $325tmo. lncldr. tor lurn apl . ftplc utile Call 720-<>eob Al- $99Slmo 673-0896 befl• ,.,.2 2 etory 2 bdrm, 2 lull Coate lle11 -4 bat ha, waaher. dryer, HWNIT VILLAIE cozy CloH to bHoh. Beauutul Lelld.C.ped Aven. Feb I '83 1850 Gas. wettr peld Palloa, mo &3J-3030, 5•S-ll85'4 pool, Jecuu1. sauna. ,.__ M -• .. tennis CC>Yrll. volleybell "9111 eu •• - courts, rec room. Jr 1 Br. Lero• 1 Br. edult, neer Fyrnlshed S-430 ttop ooJ 11 1111 pd Call 557-0075 ~ 8 814 p M 0 ~ r "o v I • : OIU IEL HI 5•8-0336. ALL UTILITIES PAID 1 & 2 Bdrm• •Pll evell. Pool, 1p1, laundry, g•- Compart before you rage No peta. $435/mo. rent Custom dealgn up Before 8 cell featyrea Pool, bbq, 845-5677 cov'rd 9.,age. aurr0Ynd· 1·T-o_w_n_h_ou_ae_2_B_r .-, ,-,,_-e-... - ed with pl~ah lendaee-frple pool •P• atteelled ping. No peta. • • ' 1 Br. Furn s515 garage. A11all now. Cell the file k ept by the court. If ::~.:..,!I~~;:~. noticed above. rHI property 11 known 10 u• II' Wit 78 28, plul lhe tollowlng 42 of ltee1 No 10334, 11 pet map you are interested in \he Su••• 50["' YOU MA y EXAMINE 31106 Celle Se11 Diego, San Ju111 1111 d co111. ••P•n.1e1 and filed In book «5, PIQff 25 to 30 .. estate, you may file a request Capiatrano. CeJJlornl• 92875 9dv • •• •he time of 111e lnl1191 1nctutlv•. M1ac:eltet1e0U1 Map•. In 365 W. Wlleon 6'42-1Q71 e3t-•964 ....... .,. 2'41 WWMEWMll 759 w. 19th. with the court to receive N-porl Beech, CA 92600 the file kept by the OOW't. l{ Thll Hie Wiit be m.de, wilnout pu 011 ol thla Notice of Sile the olllcie of 11\e Covt1ty Rec;otder Of r Publl•n•d Or•nge Cout Dally you are tnleres\ed In the covenant or w11ranty, exl>fested or S79 • Hid Coun1y. shown u Common spec i a I no Ii c e o r I h e P1101. J•nuary 20. 1983 402_83 estate, you may file 8 request lmpll9d, regarding uue, pos-•lon, N I! 10 PROPl!llTY OWNE.R Roadway on Exhlbll 1 of th•t * $350/mo. up. Bac:h • 1 & 2 Br. unlYrn & fyrn pool, ape. 18092 FlorldA. 8-42-2834, 8'2-3172 LUXURY I Br. 1 Be. $'485 mo. inventory of estate assels with the court lo receive or eneumbrancff, 10 P•Y tne unpeld Y MIN Dl!,AULT UNDIA A Supplemenl•ry Declersllon of and of the pel1t1ons, accounts llllllO IC NOTICE prl11cip11 tum or $-42,776.48. plu• DI 'TRUST, DATl!D AUGUST Coven•nu, condl1Jon• and and repo rts d escrit-d i n ruul special nolice of th e i111er111 u provided In the note 3, t . UNLl91 YOU TAKI Re11r1<:11cSnsrecordedonAugu11 15 Sec lion 1200 5 o C lhe FICTmous BUSINHe inventory of estate asaets MCU•eO by th• deed of 1ru1t, plu• AC It TO PlllOTECT YOUlll 111eo.111 book 13704, 119091 168 10 NAMt! 9TATEMENT and of the petitions. account.I en eddltl0n9' eellme19d •mount ot "" RTY, IT MAY H 80l.D AT A 1112 tncluslve. Offlclal Records of California Probate Code T1ie IOllOWing person' are dOlng and reports described In S2,930 oo 11 any. under 1ne t9'm1 ot PU SALi. If' YOU Nl'•D AN "Id County C ARMAN & 1>us1nesst1 Section 1200.5 of \he 1hedeedol1ru11enor-.cl\ergn EX NATIONO,THl!NATUltl "YOUAREINDEFAULTUNDER MANSFIELD/E . DAY NEWPORT PUBLISHING andexp41n1JNOf1heTn.illM 0 E PltOCl!IDINO AOAfNIT A DEED OF TRUST DATED CARMAN, 2 72 l P acific DIVISION, a Calllornla corpotetlon. Califomla Probate Code. The Lend41f/Benetlclery under the Y OU 9HOUl.D CONTACT A NOVEMBER t8, 11180 UNLESS C 4001 Westerly Place. No 108. Brlan,G. Saylln, Attorney deed of trUll hu algned •nd L R. YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT Coast H ighway, or ooa de! Newport Bffcn. Ca11lorn11112680 at Law 1'140 Beach Blvd dellvered ot ti\• Tru11ee • ~: Janu91)' 12, ~ Y-OUR-PR-04>EfHY, IT MAY BE- Mar, C A 9 ! 6 % 5, ( 7 14 ) H 1 C Corporation 4001 S It •1 o• W t I t " Decltretlon of Default of the F AMERICAN TITLE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU 675-0%00. Waslerly Plec. No 106 Newport a e ~. es m DI er, Obllg•tlOn• a.wred by the deed ol I NCE co .. NEED AN EXPLANATJPN OF THE Published Oran~c Coast Beacl\ C1Morn1a 92660 Callforala 1%,83. (7 14 ) trua1, and. N0111C9 ol O.laull end c1Corp NATURE OF me PROCEEDING Tnts businua ir conducte<I by 1 118-2'8! EJectlon to Sell, wl\leh rec:otde<I on ~Ina L Lewr1e AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD Daily Pllol, Jan. 2 • 21, 27, corPO<ation Pubh1hecl Oran&t' Coa11 Delly Auguat 27, 11192 u Oocument t! Filttl SI CONTACT A LAWYER " 1982 H 1 c C¢rpotatlon P\lot, Jan 13, 14, 20, 1983 82-303487, of Ottlclel Rec:ords Sii An•. CA 92701 The 1trMt address or common 392-83 Kent Powell. 270..llS This nle wlll be conducted by (1558·3211 dHlgnatlon of Ille ebove Is: 3 POOl.IC NOTICE NOTICE Of' INnNOED TitANlfflt UNC>Efl HCTIOH• MOn AND 24014 CALfl'°"NIA IUllNl!ll ANO PflO,HllONI CODE Neme ol llcart-. tl\4Nr Soclll Security number, •nd addHI of licen1ed premise•. 1ncludlng Zip Code Herm•11 W Pet1111glll Socl•I Secuttly NO 2, 2·211·11241. 1880 Monrovia. Coll• MeH, CaUlornl• 92627 Oorotny J P11tlng111, Soct•I Securl1y No tll9-12-11420, tHO Monrovl•. Coste Mell, C•lilor11l1 02627 Name. Soc:l•I Secu•lty numbef. and 80dr111 ol lnlend&d tr•ntflfM 1ncludlng Zip COde· Robert A Ro w e Soci al Sec:ur11y No 537-22-1240 13552 Fairmont, Tuslln. Cllllornl• 92UO Mar1or1e L Rowe, Soclel Security No 3116·26-1312. 135~2 Fairmont Tullln. C•Utornla 112680 Kind ol tieenH(s) 1n1ended to be tr•nslerred On Sale S-& Wine Public Premises. Llcen1• No 42·S6&34 Tolel conllderatlOfl 10 be peJd tor tne buslne1s and llcense 11 S58,500.00 0.M:rtptlon AmOt.1nl c .. h 10 be depoaiteo s !>.ooo oo Oemend 1101e lot' cean 10 be deP<>lf 19d Into llSCIOW 1 S ,500 00 Nole and Sewrlly Ag,__1 1n 11vor ol rne Seller 34.000 00 Nole •nd Sec:u<lly Agreemenl In l•vor ol tne Seller 4,000 00 rOTAL CONSIOERA TION SSll,500.00 The p i e c e wnere lh• con$oder•llon for the 1renster ot 10. t>uslness •nd tl\e llC4w>se or licensee IS ta be Plld ll. Wea19rn M utu•I E1crow CorPO<•lion. 14081 s YOfb9 Str•I Suite NO 101, Tus11n. Cllllornl1 on or 1l1er February 10. 111113 Tne p1rtle1 agree lhet 1ne con1ldllf1tlon lor tne 1ren1ler or tne businet1 end tne heenM °' 11een- 1s 10 be P•IO 11t• tne Oep1nmen1 ol Alcotlolte ee....r-oe ContrOI n• IPOfOv9d 10. 1>1000Md lt9nlll' Name 1nd eddreas of lne escrow nolder We1tern Mutuel Escrow. 14081 S Yorba St•eet. Suite No 10 t , Tustin. Calllornl• 92680 A11et1tlon Ardith freebelrn H41fman w Pe111ngUI Oorothy J Pelllngoll Tr1n1feror(1) Robert A Rowe MerjOtle L Roww Transl•'119C•l Pu1>ll1lled Or•nge Cout Delly P\101. J•nuery 20. 1983 3117-113 POOl.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •UllMeSI NAME ITATUftNT Tne IOllOwlng '*'°"' are doong DU$lne11 u MASTER MASONRY. 2799 I Peseo Berr1nca, San Ju111 Cep.1J11no. C•lltomll 92875 Keith Juon E111011, 2711111 P11eo Berra"c' Sen Juan Ceplatr•no. Clllilomle 112915 Robert E L••· 262 1 North Qrsnd Avenue. No F, Senta Ana, \, Ca!llornle 92106 Thll bu1tnee1 It conduc19d by • oener11 pettnerenlp. Keith JllOl1 Ellloll Tlllt 11.,..,,.,.t WU l\led With the Covnty Cllttl o1 Orllll09 County on JllnU""f3, 1913 MU>aWMGKT ,......,.et .... .......... laflll lhllldlf19 .. ......,,. U8tiM hec:tl, Cellfofnfe nN1 , ... 'vOll•h•d Orenge Co11t Dally PllOl,JMI a. 13.20. a1. 1•'3 14243 vice Pretldent ------------Celllornle Po1llng and Publlahlng lbllahed Orange Co•11 D•lly Fleeing Wind, Irvine, CA. No Tn•s tl•ternent w .. llled wltn 10. PU8UC NOTICE Company wnoH 1ddfHS and ~ J•n. 20. 27, Feb 3, 19113 werranty 11 g lve11 •• 10 111 county Clerk ol Or-noe cou11ty on 1------------phone numt>er la 10211 NOtth Le~• 311&-83 com1>1e11ne11 or correctMSa. The Oeoem1>9' IS 19113 COAIT COMMUNITY Avenu• Suite 201, PHtdene, .,..,UC NOTil"C beneficiary under H id Deed or tr~ CDUiOI IMSTNCT Cttlilomle 111104 PH (2t3)881-4M8 l"UU "" Trust, by reason ol • b•&KO or Publlaned Or•nge CoHI Diiiy NOTICR Of IA.La Dated. o.c.mt>er 28, 111112 OU,.,_. IN Dtl!trAULT UNO«lll A del•ult In tne ObllQlllOna sec:ureo Pilot, Jan 8, 13. 20, 27, 1983 Of NfWOMAL .... ~llll'Y Home Fecterll Savino-ID Of TRUIT OAffD MAY at, tnereby, O.r•tolore eaec;uled 111d 141-113 TO HkaHelT ltDDCll 111<1 Loen AelOcietlOfl ~-UNL£91 YOU TAKI ACTION delivered to 11\e undertlgned a No11ce le li.reby gl11«1 11111 blda a Corpo11Uon 'PltOT£CT You• p OPI TY wtillen Oecl•rauon or Default and MllC NOTICE wllt O• received tor Hie 10 tne •• Truttee AY IE IOLD AT ~ PU:uc Demand tor S11e.11nd written notice ------------1 l\:lgMlt bldO. of the followlno uMd By. Lind• R. Wtrnet L I • I , y O U NI! I O A N of brMCll end ot elecllon to cau .. FICTITIOU9 eveM.. equipment wtllctl llU bMtl deciard Alll Vice Pr.-dent 1.ANATION OP r.-~ tne 11nderelgned to •ell HUI NAME ITATDlllNT .,,p1ue to tl\e n.<11 ot the Coeat Publlaned Orange CoHI D•lly THE ,.._OCE.IOfMO AOAIN9T p1openy to .. hlfy Mid obll;lllont. Tile following ~tton 11 doing Convnunlly College Olttrlct: Piiot, Jan II, 13, 20. 11183 iu. YOU eHOUU> CONTACT 11 Ind tnert•ll•r tn• undersigned Du*-as SALE Of' OA'tASCOPE M102J 111-13 WYO. cauMd Hid notice ot breec:ll er1C1 of OPTO ASSOCIATES. 3101 s MONITOR/0£trl8AILLATOA NOTICE Of TitUITll'I IAU electlon to be fOCOfded See>tember Bt1a101. Sant• AN, Cahlorma 02704 Sale Old• wlll be !>P•n•d end Pl8llC NOTIC( . T.I. Ho.. S1liM 27. 1982. u Intl• No 12-3381170 1n Brllli;;,•:a1.. :~~~:1:io1~~~~7~,4 r.~a:T.'t:":,~ f~. -:~-::~= NOTICI INV~ 1109 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. 11111 ~1~' :r. o.:~11~~~~!~. bul -" f t 1 I 00 Tl\ d 110 ITEM NO m I W9dnesd•Y FebtY•ry 9, 1983. at Tn1s buS1ne11 ia condlJCt,,,, by an orm a : • m ura •Y· NOTICE 18 HEREBY. Gl"EN 1~ o'Clock 1 m. 01 .,Id daw, In the without ~oven•nl or w•rr•nty, 1ndM<1ue1 Janu•ry 27, 111113 Jn ti\• Ol1trlct " ,,. ' expresa -tm.....,. r-··d•~ 111•· _ _._. ,__......_,__ ........ r.......,_,. om se1 •Side tor conducting -,........, -..-"'" ..,,, Fred J Balduu Admlnl1tratlon Bulldlng, 1310 -... .......-... -,_ -" 1 • s ,.. wnn the offlcet >I l)09HHIC>n, or 9"C\lmbt1111Cet, fo This s111ement was toled wttn 1ne Ad•m• Avanue, Colla Meu . the City ol Cotta M ... 10 wtl T 1 "1 1 · •n ° pey the •emalnlng prlnelpll sum or County~rkolOrengeCountyon C1lllornla All bids mull be CltyCoullCll PO Box 0t200 Coa1EAL ESTATE S ECURITIES thenoteteeur9dbyleld0eedol Janua') 4. 1983 delivered to th• olflce ol Iha Men, Californl• 1126211, on o RVICE. IOCll9d 11 2020 Norin Trull, wtth 1n1er .. t u In said noll F20Me5 Pu1>1t1ned Orange Cont Dally PtlOI Jan 6. t3 20. 27 19113 133·113 PurcnHlng Agent 11 the above before tne nour of 11·00 • m o oedway, Suite 208• In tne City 01 provided, edv1nc•i, u any, under eddr ... "'lot to ll>e time Ml tor tne Friday February 4 19113 It 1n•H b 11 Ana. Covnty 01 Or911ge, State t ... 1 r Id "-d r T Opentn"'g 10 be ellglble tor tlle rnpon1ibiiltv '01 the bidder I C•llfornl•, BENEFICIAL .... lfttll 0 sa ..,..... 0 rust, dellVllf 1111 bid to 10. City Cieri\ ANAQEMENT CORPORATION Of '"'· c:h.,gu lllld expenMI or Ille conlldetlllon. Oll1ce bw 1ne proper announ MERICA. • Oelaw11• c:orporaUOl'I, Trustee end of tne tru111 oreated by Propolll lorm1 and complele , .,Id ............ ,. ot Tr""I Said aa•· wf" .... ti~ e~1 wtH ........ ~·bl"""' I duly eppolnted TruSIM under ..,_, -"' •""' P\BIJC NOTICE tnstruc:tlonl mll'f be obltlned II the .... "' ""' .,.. _, t I lh f le lleld Oil Tundey, Febru9ry 22. 1983 PurehHlng Deputmenl of the and read alOud et t I 00 • m . Of P<Ktu•n ° • power 0 .. 11 2 oo p• m 11 tne Cnapman FICTnlOUI llUIMll NIIMI ITAT£MENT The followtng perlOl'IS •~• dOlng buslrles$ H Dll1Jtc1 II the at>ove add-For aoori thereafter u prectk:able onlerr9d In lhet eet'taln Deed of Avenue •ntrance. to lh• Civic: eddltlonel lnlormlllon °' f118941Ctl0n Frld1y February 4 111113 In I rull executed by LAWRENCE Center Bu~d•ng. 300 Eat Cl>apmen 1ppolntmtt11t. call Betty 81ldwln Coun4:il Chambera.° City Hell, LllAREZ and MAGGIE ALVAREZ. Avenu1. 1n tile City ol Ori~. CA (714) 55e-57&0. Fair Drive Cotto M ... Call!« usNnd 11\d Wile, recorded J\lne NOTICE AT THE Tl .. E O S .. E 81<11 mutt be 11CCompanlecl by a 92626, ior th• turn'11nin • 1980. In Book 136<'2 ot Officlel · .., ,..L • LIQUID ASSETS. 151112 Triton Lllne. Hunllng1on Be•cn. c111lorn11 926-411 CERTIFIEO. CASHIER'S CHECK OR ASPHALT FOR STREET REPA orda or HI~ County, •1 P•o• :1~g,~~\~~ ~~~~IJ~Ri"~~ PEASONAL CHECK made payable ' Ad d 111 O " •I I e I I Of 1 1762' Recor de• 1 lnllrument No. CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN Chrl1top he r Wllll•m Cunn1ngn•m. 2557 Yale Place. Cosll MeN Calllornll 92828 RlndaM LOUii 8la1141'mlll, 211211 Europa Drive . C.oau Mei•. Celllornl11 92828 to 11\e Coall Community Coll~e 1pecol1Callon1 may be Oblal 344· by reHon ol a breecn or CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h. Ol$tric1 or Ceah Ill an amount no tM Offic. 01 Ille Purc:l\IUl.ng A delault'" peyment °' 1>9'formance At tne time o f 11\e lnltl•I IHI then 10% 'of tl\1 total bid It 17 Fat• Drive, Coat• M r ~ 0~'':i": -::'ed ~~· publtcallon of 1n11 notice, the 10111 PertoOll cl\edt1 .,. acc:eptat>te up Caltfl)(Ola Sidi shOuld be talUI' nc: •ng • rHc Of • •U • llTIOlllll or lne Ulll)lkl l>ellJIC:e of Ille to Ille •rnount of 125.00. Oei>ollt• 10 tlle 111en11on of lhe City C Mollee 01 which wH record•.d obllg1t1on Hcured by tne above of 1uc:ce11ful bidder(•) wlll be wtlhln aald time nm11 111 • $9'>1embet 21• Jlll2, u Recordel' 1 deacrlbed deed of 1ru11 end applied to the purchue price. Other envetope, Identified ~ 111e our ~":~~u:;~0~~c ~~~rJ~11fo~1~~ estimated co111. upen1e1, end Tl\ls 1>u11neu 11 condvct9d by a oenere.1 pertnettllli; R•ndall L. Bl•ttennan depoalt chec:k1/or CHI\ wlll be with 11\e Bid Item Number HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH advanc;es Is SI te.983 45 To returned alter 1ne Boerd of Opening Date. Jawlul ..,,........ ol ine u 1190 Stat .. • determine the cpenlng bid, you mey This ttll.,.,..,1. wu tiled with the Covnty Clerk ol Or1noe County f'20SM5 Publl1ned Orange Coatt Delly Potot, Dec 30. 19112, Jan 6 13, 20, 1983 Truat-· acceptance ol l\lah bid(•) Eael'I bid 11\•11 ~ty NOii .. _,,_, n • cell (7 t4) 1137..otee wflictl wlll be on Feb 0 11163 every Item II ut fortn In °1 1 cuhlef • cl\eck drawn °" 1 O••• JenuMY 11. 11183 All eapenlH 01° certege •nd 1pec1flc11ton1 Any and llll• °' NllOll•I biink a al•le or BURLINGTON FINANCIAL removal ••• tl\e r919onllblllty of ucept1on1 10 the a~clllc• lectarel credit l>'1l<>n or • •t•t• or SERVICES, INC .. Trual• Purc:h-'11. 8% ulelt tu wlll be must b4I Cletlly lllted 111 the leder9' Uvil'lgl •lld IOen uaoctellOn T O SERVICE CO _ ... ..._. )o' an amount• llf\lele vllld end lallure 10 Ml lortn any 11 dOfnlclled In lhlt 11•1•. •N P•Y•t>le 11 • -oent ..,.,_,. 1ne time o1 ..... ell r1g111, uue •nd Cllrls Oemlow. ANt. Sac 511112·112 rel•ll Hin tu permit c1rd the speclllc1Uon1 lh•ll be gr tnlllfHI held bV ,1, u TrullM, In ,3833 Cernlno 0.1 Rio S 00-4 ------------9CCOtTIPll\lee bid. tor refection cl lhe bid. that rHI property eltulle In Hid S•n Diego, CA 9<"10&-'404• PtJ8UC NOTICE All property llatad herein 11 E9fl\ bid •h•ll Mt forth I County •nd Stete, dHcrlbed H J6111) 584-821111 -nnoui .., ... ,, off«ed fOf' Hie "M 11, wh«• II," n1me1 end reslOencu f<>ltowa· Publl1hed Orange Co11t D•llY ...... and wltllou1 rec;ou,M egelnlt the peraons and parllea tnterea PilOt Jan 20 27 Feb 3 19113 ..,.._ ITA,......,, Olllrlct The Dl1trlct m•kH no 1ne propoHI II tl\e bid 11 Lot 1111 or frac1 t7t3 MP« map • The tollowtng pe•1on 11 doing Ion he rec:orded In 8oott 51 pegw 16-17 ol 389-«J bUtl,_ ~ g 1,1, r • n 1 • e , war r a n t y , or corporal . •••te I ,,_ ~. u recorGed In the ottlQe of CITY LI""' lolTCRIORS, 19048 repreHntttlon. uprHHd or otrie.a wtlO c:an sign.,, tl\e Co11nty Recorder of u1d r" ,.. •"' lmplled, wltl\ regerd 10 COl'dl1IOll of on betnllt of 1ne corpor•t County Lomita AYe .. Orqe. C.e. 928411 PfQPel'ty or n1neu of PfoperTy tor whether more 11)111 one oll Patrlcta Delahanty, 1go49 any ueeor purpoM. No Claim will be llgn II 1119 bid la J>y •partner Tne street •ddr111 or olh•r Lomita Ave , Or.nge Ce., 92tell coneldered 10, ellow•nce or a joint venlure. •l•te tn. common d11lgn1tlon of the rHI Thie b\lal,_ 11 conducted by an eclllon Of dd I II I O 1>'009•1)1 flefelnabOw dac:rtbed I• lndtvtdull. adluatmen!.._.~ .• ' of ...... :='"' Mlet • .... r~t o, 1 or,~..' bid purpo<-ted to be 830 Pine Place. baaed on , • ..,.. t... o a .... ,.,. .. ven uren ,.., Coefe ....._ C•hlornl• D R. Delehanty ~ MU9')' the PIH' In ~ l>'oe>rlelOf'llllP Of en01 Atty IOf' I ll rupee II. NO retu1n• ellow9d. tnat do.I bullnMI Unde•. I Th. u" d. t • 1 g n. d n ... by Patricia OellNrtty The Olstflc1 lhtll not be ..aponalble n-. the bid IMll be It'! t dltclalma-ell llaOlllty lot any Thl9 •lelemet'll WU nlad wl1h tl\e -J I f 111 b Id d lncorrec:1r>t111 In Hid llreet ttdd• ... c c f O C t tor eny accident°' lnfury ,_.t ng n•m• 0 • ., w or 0111« common cletignetlcll. ounty lerk o range oun Y 1rom purch ... of properly Ofl ..... d11lgn111011 l ollowlng th Said NI• will be m•d• wllllOlll Dec. 14, tN2. .,__ Paymenl In lull mu11 be med• "OBA (the flctltlou1 na • warrenty, expreu or lmplled. P I d 0 Co t D Jly wlltlln ten c.tender dayt aner notice provided. nowever, no lie iegerdlng tltle, po11e•11on. or ubl al\e r•nQ.• •• • of •-d. and the ttem(e) muel be name lll'la" be uMd unlell Piiot. Jan 18, 20, 27, Feb. a. 11113 rtl'llO't'9d from ll\e Ol9trict IKl!tty et currant ~ltl••llon with tl\e encumbrencu, to utltl}' tile 277-83 time of full peym~t. O.po1U of County Reco1der 111 c I pt1nc1p11 bal•nce ol the Note or ------------~rut high bld°"f•I wm be corpcr111ona, tnctude l1'e,.. ctn« oOlig•llon ncured by •aid P\&.IC NOTICE· c:ontlder9d forfeited II matetl.ija) the Preeldent, Secretary. Ti Deed of Truet. wltl\ lnterea1 end F1Cm10U1 •UIMll aw1rded are not removed from and Man911er other 1um1 •• p,'ovlded tner•ln, ... .-IT ....... .-..., Olltrlo~t 19'111-within time llrnllt Tl\• City council of the ptu, edv1nc:e1. I eny. under the .. -.. '"'"'""'"'I ..... "'h c M fh ttnn• lhefltOf end lnlereat on 1UQI) Tne tollowlng pe11on It doing epacl Olllrle!t '~ ,,..,, t.,. t 0111 eH •eMfvN • •d~ancee, and plut '"'· elle•o•• bl.Ill,,_ u to r....O*''-matertal(1) for ..,. rejec;l any or 111 0ldt e/\d elloen-01 lhe Trua1• 90d of FUN TEAM. 7106 S.•b•Hle &t .... lo '*11 Notl blddett•I OATEO· January l3, 11113 ,,,. lr\1111 CfMlecl by ..i• 0..0 ot OriY9 HunllnglOf\ 8Mdl CellfOf'nle Thia notice la i\ _.danoe wtlh Publl•l\ed Oreno• Coa Y T1ut1 The 10111 •mount of Hid ne.ta · sectton t1440. tt<Ml, and 81450 of Piiot, J11n 20• IN:) obllgetton. )~lud1ng rtHonabry Jol\n Alt>ett Gu1t•t•on, 7801 the Cellfomla f'.duc.l!loll Code. ullmeted teo. c1'ero11 and ·Seabteeze Drive, Hunllng1on =: ~t/E WATSON HpenMI Ol 1nt rru 1 ... et the lime ~· ;:~•11•=:uc:1ed by an ~.i:ry. Bo•rd of NOT1CI °" ot lnt111 lnltlal .1>uOllCet1on of ll\lt lnclMduel_.....,. True•-Notice, I• 150.t 70 43 jOl'ln A. OU1tatton COM1 Community C04110e Notice It ntttby Qtv.n Dated: Jenuery '1· '* Tt\le etltetl*lt WM fled wtlll Int ,....__ .J Olelnot tT ~ li0r'4d wlll Ml De l'I ~~£~:€...~~.\~.:· COunty Cletl< Of Otange Coullty on ..,._,; ttw.W'1 • ,~ -1 1 ·oo I 0, • n y d eo u 0, .. • MAI. UT A TE SECUAJT 1£8 o.ciemt>er 27. tllt2 _ a.lldm ...... ..,. tt"" oontrectad by •nyone Ot HlllVICI. e Ctllf Corp .,._,.,1 "" vw m,,..n, on Of aner Ihle de " Aoen1 Publl1hed Orange CoH I Dally Publlthed Or~t Coe1t Oelly beted thl1 12th day Of D1J J.4°'119', ""' .. ~ Otc. 30. 11182. Je!I 0, 13, 20, "°'' Jenuary l3. • ttN Hl-a3 1"3 I010 N 8roecrwey. dot 1083 • • Mat~ D. Olotl IMll• Anl, CA llZTOe ____ .;.... ____ aeee..u __ , ftalC NOTIC( =.c:. 011 la.ta 1714) t6Ml10 •-uo Mnf.-Pllblltfled Orenr, toe P11oll1Md Orange Cout oau, ,._ nv rw. ITATW °' AH'900flmNT ,. • l'llot. Jiii 20, 27, '"· 3. 11183 l'ICll'TIOUI llUl ... 81 NAME 9TATI•NT fhe lollowlng peraon 11 doing buaine11• AAY'S EXTERMIN<\llHO CO, mu MonrcMe. un11 u, eo.11 M-. CA. RaymOl'ld Doylt O'Hlll0tan, 11251 Sanla Lucia, Fountain VIAWf, CA A«ymond O. O'HeHoran Thll •let-I WN 11141(1With11\e County Cieri! of Orange County on Jan 11. 1083 nm. Publl1h1d Or•noe Cout Delly Piiot, Jan. 13, 20, 27, F«I. 3, 11183 tn-13 P\&.IC NOTtCE fl60TmOUI ltUllNall NMllllTAtt•NT- The followln9 peraon I& doing bUllneNM Ml!OAl!IYTE ENTl!RPlllJIE8, 358 20th Street, No D. C<*a M .... Oelllornla 112827 Oa~ld M. Olckel,•3H E. 10th Street, No. D, Cotta Mua, Ctkf~ 02827 '"" t'>utlneee It COftduc1" b'f .. lllOtllidutl 0.Vld M Oletlel Thie ete*'*'I -ltleCI wilt\ ttle Ceunty Clertt of Orange Oe\lnty on JlltUfl/"/ &, IOU irteTITIOUe eueMH °" UM °' Not. Jan 1.,, t... . ttN Hf:Q NMm ITA,,_,,, ''°TmOUI .,._.I NAMS ---,..--_-IC_M)_TIC[. TM 10110-ing peftOn (I doing HUNTfNOTON HA .. IOUR ~ .. CLEANf ltl, 1U3 t Peclflo COHI &HACKL.ITON PROPfATIH, HIQhway luneel .. act!. Clllforf!I• '400 MecArtl\\lr lo\HV1t<d, lvlte 807-42 600, Newp.Ort 1 .. 011, California f111 flOllllOUt Olltln•H name IHIO teferr•d to ebove •H tlled In ~ J.,,. "*-' ... on. 102 County on 'tbruMy 13, tM 1 l.l~de ••!!1~~·wport •••ell. IA .. D N HA P'IO~llllllH. ~ ..,_, INC , t•1 Plldllo COMI ~. Tiiie °""'*' 11 ~ 171 en ~ leedl. Celltomia 80742 ~ 'TNe blltMftl -Oond11Ct9d 0y a "'°"'1 .i-IMl:lllttton oorpcwatlo!1 Tllllt 11~ .. flleCI Wiii l>orMn L. Ademt Courtly Ollrtl .. Otllltll ~ Tlltl .... Mllttl w .. fllld _..,. ""9 ounw 21. tH2 ~ °""' Of OrMOt CollltlY °" ,._,_..~ Otllftte CoMt 0 ...... °'°·*'· tMf."•· .. ,,, 1"3 . ''°' ........ btrtl,tlU ,_,. , PvOll•Mf Otenff c ... t D ... y Piiot .ien ao. 21. r.-. i . 10, ,.., . ......, . l ( 1 U .. PIPEI APTI 1 & 2 BR. pool. •P•. 880, no pe11, furn. avall (lH) Hl-tltl 8081 HOiian<! Cr. HB Blwn SleterlWerner off Beach 3 Br. 2 Be. $835 mo. Mlnu1es from beach Merble Pyllman Iopa Oec:oretor drapes Plueh wlw carpet.a Walk In CloMtl Prlvlle Patio Gourmet Kitchen Carport w/etoreo• Spe, outd00< BBQ YOU DESERVE IT! J:': Beautiful & park Hile wtlh lfW UEEI &PTI, terraced pool. •Private Pelloe Newl:ye, poor, 1pe, rec •Covered Per111ng room. No 1)911. "485 3g3 •SpaclOYs Apts Hamilton, 645-'4'11. •Dining Area Sharp bachalor unit, •Welk In CloMt• 11011•. water pd $360 •Home-like Kltehena mo No pe11. Nr OCC. 1 blk to Hu111ington 5-40-1158, uk for Deve. Center, tranaoortetlon & Larry or Pam frwyt 1----------Lllrg• 2 BR 2 Ba, 2 aty .T1 .. mll '.EE unit, S550 mo. No pet•. Nr OCC. Cell 540·1158, 1 Bd1m From S515 Hk tor Dev•. Larry or l.A QUINTA HERMOSA ,_P_e_m _______ _ 162 11 Perkllde Ln. 1 blk 2 B• l'h 8a_ S-'450/mo f0t W. of Beach. 3 blks S. 2 pettOnl. 755 W 18th ol Edinger 847-54'4 I St 848-9507 The N~~~nt~&t~., ...... ,, knoek1 Olten wf'len· you UM reautt-geltf"G Delly Piiot ClaHlflad Ad• to . releh Iha Orange Cout mar1cet. Pttone 8'2·5679 L hrahlltll 1aee..11n 1 ... , ... 2 ...... 1., 1 lattt 2 1111, ... , 2 lattt A •Lfgl\led Tennis Court• •811llatdl •HNled Pool •Jacuul ~ s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 etoraoe EJte<clae Room Send Volley Ball ~eslde Lounge tBOt HlllJ,. PIT1 ~ 150 MCUrlty depoell Jus llrat month's rent MOO Ellla1ar Hu1111091on Beach lH/Ml-tlOI 1 bl<>Clk ... , of Beech Blvd. tt San = F,.,. rt lt1c• IUt ~ ln4llt Altt. I 16111) S.-1104 IHdl/So 1111 st. DMr> ·Siil * ~ • I t 00 • ~ a) ~ • >< ~ • ~ • ;. t , Sl.84 per day T 'All you pey tor a 30 day ed In~ PAlY : PlOT SERVICE DIECT(IY I ----~--~-=~~- l11la1.. 1011 !11tt4 llM lol1 Wg!.. llM 1•11 !Ht!f HM P..t om .. r1nltert 6 fife I"* tm At• ly!!f n l'I'._. •• ..__._,,, Otl!rtHlllH 40l4 HouHllHp1no Mo11 thru PAllT•flMll 1lllP lnr ~•I•• AK08hlt1 TIUIM" wa1,,btci. kino •ta., !t•IM!!! 1111 CN1nne1 ~.e10e To31 ..... M 1111 8W1m"ll"G pOOI Chtmlcal ,,,, 31nn 10 fJ'm, altn m11111 no wt.11d• C.-11 il O pt,.QI llllml Alto atud MIVIC. l•ff.JPCl.,G, h lltr, Clr6 U8f 0 Or, ICI ,UANI• h 12to mof'lh. Top dolllrt tor 9pOrlt ~ Hrvlet bu1lne11. Arll· COOkln~ 16 hr Ill Cle1111ng 111 6PM 10 Cllllrll>Ull 11\t l\IW "1•t301 ..,..11 1311 a .. ArltlW~t TUAf t15•t 7•3 C1re, ~gt, Ctmpett, "' ~~ 111, Long fteach. Tutti/I, P9Nn f 3·5510 attM e 864'90411 Eu'o~ eOotlltM t• AKC OLD lNQl ISH Ad 718. U2 4100, Dt • l~~rll•. Pmwy '40' HfW.IHI MoorJng, Ot4'1. 4Udl'I i1J lr11ln1 u .. a No ••P• pm PUT Tiii 1111cl•• mactllne Com SHErf.• 000 PUPPI 1 "" 8 ow• 1 . • • • I o b l>llm• IOOllllon An ••· Alll b UIO uaa M-~::~c· ,;i~,i~~·:~ri · .~:1 M t1tt•H,.r/Ooot l'vta anato' w••k•nCI• ~'i44~=~~~1~11 f ' 1 OH 1'11 _m J tl! oelltn\ lnvu1men1 • -tll ...... 1,. ll u Ir• <I w 111 n •I with ••Ptlltnet tor Nb n111pon#lblt eautt1, ovw OOOIC AKC PVPG I wk1 Wllflts Hint Ill l tetf ottict dttle t·IOOlli'1·4Mll ---_.. 140 000.. Celt collet t houte on Bay Mull t\IVI ~I Wtlh bullllndlllf II· 8 AMPl r 8r WIA I / I . ILH • Rll ll&LH llY·HH 150/000. e11;mi. a.ll>Oe. 20-i4· 11r1' llMotl ~. '11¥1 •• , - Mon·Ftt 9-8PM Atll IOf Otr l!t1Qlleh ore I'd tract1vt Pt1101ltllt'4ia to H~'d lrt hnlle Mutt 1>e CtllntO llnt. lhow Of pet r.c..il OOnd "°4137 1100/mo. HUNTINGTON llACH • ·71 HOI, tuto .. ltlll\ Rudy •09·1e7-0111 146-7917 work with youth !•O.. fltlt prtelM a mot1v1 lg~ Qitlt dllPOll• 01tll Dini""' Room foblt a U810 Of FICf, FURNI-8JS.0240 NJ·-'00! (~ •HITllUIT* H /1111 ..... '"'' I 0 , .. ) Coll '·6PM. llllf HHlhlf 9"5·33159 If 0 n I I 90 I 13 0 0 e uphoi:111r10 Clltlr1 TURI Iott 81Jp NO mo. YttlffY * 1• t20I; 'lpd • ., NEWP~T 8EACti That'• what ou1 Orange ~00 l 702 1' 1111 348 SAY!lll fllLH t137 Tllb9 Xlnl cond 1900 2450 ()nll, IYPIWrll•. l'llrwy l1tM up to 1111. OrM9 WE PIY '~· <•17Mt) P I h'l I Co tpt 1111r1n1 Stll C N I UI d .. "'" I 8 o w a e , t I o . 8 o b Can1I 81al '6'• * ft HOI, 14110., aun x1n1 Le 13500 eq It A11on In your a_llgllt>Ot· lndlllldual with T•ll•r ••· wkt, 111011. P p 1200 omce 073--9398 .....ul * ·eo a20I· 6 lpd io.-r me ocat on ' " ~T1Tlll 0111• POlnt Olflct ... k. Ooldttn Rttrltver. AK • 6 twOOI v .... 11111.,vf 038·7162 . -· TIP aaa I •• roof. (IOIYl'W) LOW PRICE hood or ., w6rlt C•ll EYE wnuua ptrltnCt or heevy Cll• 848 4089 °' 8'17 0770 8otld c;;k'eooll1htllJ Cltl'I RtQllt.,, Sweda • Up IO 40' Bo•• Ille> In , •• 1111 OAll dtdf 11.....0..3) .. Churc:hlll Prop 1540·•470 et2-0329 (E111ne1 M•k• ••tit SS ll•lplng h1er1ng Some 1yplt1g --cel>lntl, •~so k•J 1300 but offer laJl>Oe Cove 1250 MM MUHi * •to 3201: 8 tpd, •fr 5 yr old compeny, Oalll ~c;-yuuth cartler1 promott nHdeC!-Cell Maureen &40-8&2 ~ ·4C170 Ot &44.aotti 761·2181 oond. IUUHA) corporetlon 111111 H · bperltnced PIT Com· 1h1lr own 11tebll1lltd Tnompaon 11 4Ge·ll133 ~ltt1locll IH30 ---Chrom• wall reek, cork JD ''°'*'Y MQml ~/mall • 'IO S201. ·"I " pkQ .. pan1lon c:opl\al. 3 p11 merclal Underw11101 / routu Ma1u,e, out· E.P.E. ·· Mir/~ Complete Rabbltry e r... lllll·l·lll board, picture• a mite 1275/mo \ 2•80 Hwocw Blvd. IOtdtdl 11A"MtNI over prim• on secured Rattr Semi retired 0 K going, a1tr4ICllYe p111n111 lto/lfflH lcr o.1• llltfl, pen1, a 350 Tan. vlnylldbiu. Gd cona I It t m 1 . Baro 1 In1 I B•lboe ;..!~y, •:.•:.;:. C09TA Me&A * '12 Ule, 5 epd., toa- AIR 957·1833 Mr l .. ,. N.B 545-9930 rypt peraon, pitas• call fOt bllty Clll/Of)tlctjc Of• lbl Aol lt•d S 1 t0, 5100~201, 10 5 546 7104 eT0·3-0e3 Of e19.Hl1 ,Mt·-.... 1411 Otdl(9!~3t2.) • J.\GUAR MECHANIC or a-5PM M F 8"2'4321• IQ Mutt be lharp. Well S•0·;,0:18 t>tlore 2 30 Of Mull NII Oak !xtc dMk _.. 111 HAT£ THE 40 HOUR British Mechanic. own ext 3•e organized end dtl>lf'dt· •II 9 30 pm Garait Salta & c:redenra. 11111 ""'' lltrttt 7114 HY~~ =:tc ': 20t W. 1M. a.a Not WORK WEEK? tools, good p11y. good PLllllll bl• with good phone p 1 · HlS I -1150 o, melc e o ffer. fortlgf'I 5151 9295 ao.td ~ This II tht Butlneul Full prospeott 101 right op-E~pelienced' 111 repllr1, manner. 60WPM·10 key O 1 Ct1la NtH Clo40.05ot1. lllfe new. 146 DRY STORAGE · CHOICE lfifVEHTOAV or PT. 1600-$6000 +mo. pllcant. For Interview• hoaHno end bacllllow Good flgurt tPlllude. Hnlthy Avlery Zebra Fin· 497·6056 Jttt1 N VOLU~ SAW 8 mo old mkfO l>fogt•m coll 951·9082 acp non amokar prefer ' chit 17 60 pelf Monll\IV bott 1toregt. -Opportun111s onlyl For ---Toots and 11uc:k1 furn rlld '831.5090 .I 8"6·•783 SWAP lllJ MOVINO SAL!: any llt•. 2• nr MC\irlfy. We're •I ln1tltW•1 tppt call 8U1-09-4 I Mr um SOTRY TralH• CO!"Pellllvo w•o• Ind EYef'f Sunday. 8em·3pm Executive detll. Ilk• ntw, ,, .. ft111\Ch1"9... for Ntw ' UHd Jttp Straub oys. 675-•939 Sml congtnltl N.B office benellls APPL y 222 SfOlllTHY /HIO Oren~• Cout ColltQt. S300 497.5955 llWPllT Saltt Thtrt'1 • AtMotl ~ '"''·No risk lnvtStmtnt ~3'w~~~';'"~[i'. ~~~~rlt! ~:a~~~3J~.~~~lngt on ~;;~~~~~,n o~:~P~~ Merchandise 6~~'~ •;e:._ ';:~~~~~~il iPlllOI a Ortaa• U21 111'1 .... llJ • B i1.~~"f::~. .., .. 0811 10 Loaa "024 and Is 1111 mollv111d HEHH/P1dl Tl••· Bneh llnanctnal 1erv1et1 A11l1at1 6010 tree 10 buyers Sellet ]Fender Rhodea, Sulleau 144-1110 I .• I I IL 1111 ,. _ " Call 6arb1re 759-1477 All ph'1Ht Huntington firm Good typll\g, ahOr· Edwerdltn Perlof Set. Rtalf'lllllon1l lnlo I '73. 11000. lft no1 s1ra1!!! your Ille out. Lit us llalp. tetlor make a loan for your needs We finance your 1st. 2nd, 3rd T 0 '1 t2 75% ACT NOW Call on cwr experts al no cost: llllTlt Fllllll Call llar Hl-1422 111,000 te UI0,000 2atls -to I roars Speclallsl In N.B. end CdM properties Cell 851-9135 DANAE CORP, Bkr llort11111, T.D.'14021 1.11. samu Mort1a19 Oo. l1t. Specializing In 151 & 2nd TO's since 1949 Robt. Sattler NH/CM R.e . Bloket 8d Realtors 842-217 I 545~611 WIDOW HAS SSS lor T O's, S 10.000 up. No credit c:heck. no penalty Call D.enlson Assoc:. 673-7311 Lo1at Star91ary Harbo ur Cltanert lhand skllll Exp req'd loveH•I a 3 chelr• ' S!>6-S890 &S0...404 RV & BOAT s ..... a.mo.LMllll'll Newport Beach Law Fnr:n 2131592-40 11 lor appt ~O $1000 ot>o UPRIGttTl>lANO tat 8. llidd A• seek• secretary wltll lltl· Pr1n11ng SEOllOlllf/J.Hll 5•0·4479 N2~8,e'~~111':; ~~~be~:~ Good ~Inner, 1300 ORY STORAGE f'ulltnon gallon expe1. Knowledg1 Comtlfa/Ptato room per. Santa Ana. E~~rlenoed AITIOUE HOTlll MtH Boutique, gift &. 96 ·251 2 .~ ,., ..... Nt -•• *!Ami :(11•)1N llM ot IB~ Olsptay Witter son to work 11arllca1 (min 5 yra). General 1 Thur• Jan 201h, 8 PM. Mite. Items A 10 z Fri/ Knabe Plt)'&r, Amplcio I Wll Bott lllpa «mt ~•• 17141 ._,mt Ot:*'I Sundty required Call Mo n commerc1 11 cemer1 preellce (1m1ll firm). American and Europelll Stt 9AM. Grand, walnut •va•eble allO 4 n I Dri MM i~;;;ri;~-lhrough Fri 9.5 Salary .Knowledge of PMT 'iJIO-Hetvy Civil lltlgatlon. rurnllure an<1 amalla. Oall , (213)582-9742 II WA tt "' Hiii -..., commensurate w1lh ex· cess helpful Xtnt lor family law Shorthtnd/I dresurs Hall 11 .... llde @aaha1loa ltacli W 111 0 2 k 78 Btll. good c:oncs .. AC, Wt need yC)U, tJ ICM-lnl per 752-2522 college student wllh re· banlllng l!nowi.clge req boards Lewis xv F'tneh !Garage Sale. many Items. b"c:ar~=~ b;:~,7iul ca't>i. llY'* Y!LUll 1unrf. f3.000.. c.11 °' ... OUI' ~air ••• lollrl.t lated c1u11es Hrs Mon· Salary open. 972-9999 bedroom set. Lerge Vic· Sat 8 ..... Sun 9•1, 9081 •oo 1 .. 1 ..... -, II ___ &e_5_·_80_83_a_11_6_P_M __ 1 ---~w .... . day 3·30 1o appro1t 8:30 lorla C llnder duk ., net Perfect cond. 1250. • _, ••1 ,, _ _..... ..... .. Nall wrap OR aeryllc PM Tuesday l'30 PM 10 • SEOIETIH n Y · Medllerrenea.n Dr HB 648·1788 111·1111 Truka NH ntk, fOf I Should have cllentel AIM I I UTI"E •••T Nice o1k MOfrla chair 2 ---------LI• •••AM llW approx 7 30 PM Thurs-I I T • ... wheel coffee grinder. and Jtwtlry 6214 lllllLL PIAM _ ..... 1-• """"" 1C-Os11 Mesa. Npl Bea.ch, day 9·5 PM, Sllurday Nwpt Sch llrm need• 100·1 more lttma 10% 1-.,;;,,;;;;,;--.._-. ___ ..... --. --~l.Mllng Irv.) 551-6070 days or 9.5 PM Apply, PENNY· take charge person. buyers premium. Call For 11le 11 Pl 94 kerat ~:;!~,:i~$j~rtnch TtlDIPottltiOa •llllm ... 3870 N. cntrryAw. eves SAVER. 1660 Placentia Must be pereona ble . Charles for de11111. bltc:k opal. very colorful T20-oe3• Aircrah 1011 Fully fec:tOtY equipped. LONG IEAOH llaHtulH WHtltl Ave, CM. good with Ilg urea & Larry Morgan Auction By appt only 897·973" (200344). ' (114) 111-1111 Good working cof l·i ~L ESTATE 1cc:u1ate 1ypl11. E11per. 1685 Toronto Way C.M. PP. IPllET PIAll Yamaha 126 Enduto. 1K · •W 11111 • • lions. Great pay Salesman Need t ex~· dtallng wll" financial In· 556-9901 1.60 ct diamond ring. WalnuL l(J)ith,_ $1800. ml, new p1lnt, llghta, att •• &L. Parltllf rlenced person In c;om· I 1•~1u•ldlonv-~~•1 SR1oo1.~ Marble top llvlng rm table, appraised al $5000 Only Secr111c:t 11 $900 or l>Mt b71•41~....:,2~~~7k9 + · $4 26 · 11• 1 1 • 1 dust 1a1 eal ~ ............. , -• $28001 t•0-8611& ollar 720-0"'•5 .., ""' WNllll'I .....,,. 2 t 12 ".' L., II Cll merca o n r r 0 .......... 0•0345 S•75 Also, dlnlflil table "" -estole '"'a &UGOesslul & ,.._ .. ""' &. b 11 t 8"0 1830 -------.-2-6-Ii 1 Ml2 141-3433 ht 12-1 growing tirm SECRET ARY corporate u • · · evs 11 1 Srrlla1 Citt41 '230 -.-Cf_..t ... n-.. __ .... ..._._ & Pll B11s1 working conditions olllce, national retell Antique dresaer l lOO/bsl lack & Decker valve ma· Scuba Gear: Ocean Dy-1 SCHWINN LADIES' In Newport Beach chain, relocat•d to SA, olr Xlnt cond. 840·8807 chlne. Fact rbll $950. namle1 regulator. llke 3 SPD. NEARLY NEW, l (lsk for LJH} 71416•6·5051 needs an exec $tcrt· Hunt Bch. 650·2828, 631·•894 new seo. Call 831-2339 $80. 640-8422 ~lAulng n co<,ft.Mf'.t. t_~ J M1 ~·,11t-,. " -~1' • . . "•~ -1 ' • ........... ....... RECEPTIONISl'. gen off lary Please tend re3Ume Antique Pump Organ. AIR ---11•1• Surlbo•td twin lln lllver c •• ,.,. HH '11 .... ... ·IYV r A Dl /CD work. °"P ,..,. Ttie•-0911' 10 Dally P11or. p 0 Box be. u I If u I c 0 n d . ·-'"" • " 5' .. -4 cyl ... 4 apeed 1T811W..., f'IA..,/I ~v °' F1bOlous wortdng cond. Pre I ~,bu i"' not r • q t 56(f, CM 9282~. ad I S 9 5 0 I b • s' o I I• r . 3 H.P 1 Phllt 80 gal lllght w/Cllannel1 10 Camper Shell, lnaullled. cond AM/FM td ~~ =:~1 n~R~Ss''~~: 850·1521 or 5•6-1472 111018 548·8201 ~~~~~I s°i':~an~e~::. '126 954-16~ Tim ~J:5~~~L~~ Chevy. cem~r IMll ·,e::, .. ~~ XIMUS 719 No Harbor, llEOEPTIHIST SECllUHY •HIH IAHIJHCtl 6011 772•5390 TV/l .. lt/SltrHl232 ••tor 11L" whetlt. (1P21TtMI). -1L<Ot11 .. 16111- Fullerton 870·6192 AP· Well estab. llrm In Costa --_., 62 I BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA aa 1111 mf lllllJ ................ f..'Y bel t 2 & 5 PM lmmedlale opening for M11a h•' opining for HARBOR AREA .. ascollaaHll I Oolor TV. 2 yr wrnty. Ctlo ThtodoN Aoblnt Ford rM on-$81. Sit Kelly :;'~~:"!·u~Oh':a~ ~~~~~ gtntrll offlce aervtces. 9 APPLIANCE SERVICE POOL TABLE I 1•8 F'ree delivery. u;:~~nr~ond '. 2080 Hert>or BL. C.M. .J~8::.C(1~ MEDICAL OFFICE experience & front office to 2 pm. S/H not req., apV:,~11~ ~·.:.~~77 •'x7' 111te, custom.wood Open Sun. 1200. 05().1719 &e2..001o 540-4211 •79 7331 Sltl (770214) E 1 t Needs par1111me mature appearance some llghl Call lor 1pp1 754-4544 ' d11lgn Comee wlbllllard TV John's 6•8-1786 1'12• ·-•79 6281 A1. (48&457) •• oymen person for Iron I oll1c1: olllc:e duties & lyplng Secret11ry to Olr•ctor or I HY lPPLlllCH llghl & wall unit w/cues. ET AMAX RECORDER. MtltrcytlH/ " T• ,..... '79 32-0I Sltl. (S43XUI) Bolt WaalN 5100 pllones. tnaurance ty· E11per1enced only need Oevefopmenl/Cond oj Ln g57·11133 Valued •t $2000. selling need• 1m1ll rtptlr. lcMteH 1011 '79 32-0I At. (953XVN) .-.... ............... ....., _ _........,,.... p I n g & e r r 11 n d s apply 833·4.680 X25 Con1191'slon shol'thond & 1 lor S500 firm lie 1-8237 Tap11 to go w/11 HO. ~ e eyi. engine. '80 32-0I ~l (010ZVA) ActJvlty u1·1 wan11d. 3 5•8·9319 EOE typlnQ req'ulrtd. bah-• WashefDf•.:..°!'f«a ....... • $131005 ea. 646-0553 '78 Triumph BonntvUlt. stMrino & poww .,. '8l 320! Al. (-OelOIS) ~s pr wk, llexlble hrs .. ,.. ..... Liff llLLDOIS 760cc Almoll new. "· alltt. (28"5&17). • l.m llAll - Mu at work well with llHIOAL tfFHJE-• Aeliaofe ·p.,86,,, own car. ~:o~~~dl~ i~~!~~:i~~~, Rtlr1g. 1200 8•8'6848 Bouquet or 30 Hallum Zenith TV Perteet picture. 000 mllet. $1400/080. IDW 11111 peopl• & be a good drl-Full time. Iron I olllce Pick up 4,,+ yr chlld from helpful N-port S.ach. KENMORE wesller & geal BallQOM:-dellvered-~ .. c:olor. Cost $675. wlb Tom LH 842· 1e03 or , (714) 638-5790 ver. 4000 Hilaria. NB position. Exper'd with 1ch 001 v 1c 10r 11 • 5,.g..2988. dryer. whllt w/wood-time Great for all oec:a-• aaorlllc:e S 195, Oary 842·&483 ~13) 427·5"9"''. 6"2•5881 ttlepllones. Ins bllllng P1acent11, drtve to Bal· rt lnlrlm, he•vy duty Ell. alon1 873-"419 5"9•7386 '71 HONDA C8 7SO Tr~na Wtlcomt lctrHstl/lltfflt and general olflet duties bo1 Pen Wed. Fri a11tr· Seo/Stall Asal fOf general con d S 1 2 5 •a ch. Wood for 1810 Dry. Good Auna nlet. nttd• wor1<, '77 BMW 320f. MN\roof. X·Ray exper helpful. Wiii noon (2PM) 650-3823 contracter In I fest pa-963-2187 • I burnlnn 6y the boll s7 I t S.-00 (neQ.) 875~792 new fec1 tng, CMt. tdnt It UPElllEIOI train tor bac:k office. Cid exciting atmosphere. ...,. 01 I c:ond l5eOO ~$4 H 10 40. Biker type wo-N e w p o r I e each AESllEIT Ul&IU Bookeeplng txper req. KENMORE Waaher and M 7•3939 O • 1 Dirt blkt ecee11. ala S: ' · men. Work for ,_ Mag 780-6907 for womens alcohol re· Shelly 957~089. Oryet, xlnt oondlllon. Pfesllc b1Jc:llel1 w/lld 12 Power 7 lor. padcfed jtant, top & htl-1tll -1111 and star In new Biker h•b. progrem Live In sire RITT ••••• 1230 both. S.46-<t505 HCh Cheaper by tile 1111 1110 met. Price ltgl •tlll on. 1976 Chevy Luvtr\ld(, ltlnt 4 apttd 111111., air CCH\(I .. Movie Call 895-4759 8 IESSEM&ERS ' position Good fr1nge s: I -'Llkt nu Welllnghouae doren 6e7-3939 1 . I Cost Ovet" $125 new. Mii· cond llllOO firm! c.ii or AM/FM etereo CUMttt, AM 'Ill Noon No CALLS $4-$6 per hou r, PI T I beneflll. selery open. Over 2 1 Experience elec: Mlf-d"" oven $350 ATARI pl 7 $7S Cenllll' console. 17 ,.... $50 536-9981 come by 1407 Otllwat• log lampt. 8..,ila brown/ alte< t2 NOON Must kno So Coast c 111 t !>48 55"6 I pref Dey lhlfl pl/time .. ., · us games · 95 hp., N-Porl e.tCh · • .... • tan ftbrlc lnltflor & Area, and;."' compact a or •PP . . Laguna Beech '49•·"376 Call 675-1758 6" 6 . 0 1 1 7 do Y s . sllp & loa ded Call I SUZUKI SO ept "·H.B. 55r·14-. euper clMftl (052'1'80). ATTENDANT needed to ear. Call 75 .. _7720 llEIT&lll&IT 'Jenn Aire range with BBQ 5•2'-9675 eves 780-05-44, 11 no ani-r. Chrl1tm11 gift , neve r ,73 ChtyY .-. ton. P'. P&. This WMll'J apec:lm9t help w/mornlng care of II you are friendly, con· s;!~r~ur~n~'.,;'c!;•!ei~ & gle11 cartridges $350. LOOM " llarntu, •8". I pltaM keep trying. :.~1c>tr~~~:.:i~~9. ate, 11.trto c111, tool MLY lllH • ~5~05~~apped man 1.0 M&Cllll IPEUT6 clen11ou1 end 1 sell well Ear'n S300-'5i>owt1 Call 675·1768 1940'• prod type $500 Clenlc l6' La pllrtllt b ox, 12000 firm . ·--.-.. Ill tlerte¥ we nttd you tor tnlly 7eo-8235 21 cu 11 Philco ttlrlg, 646-0 t 17. 542·9e75 Ctf'lury bey bot t, 4 cyt, '79 KZ650, run• good, 1_6"_e-0_2_1_0 ______ 1 -- BABYSITTER Resp. WO• "'50"' "7-2731 countet & Hnd prep. SERVICE STAf·ION alcM-by·slde. frost ""'· evet Grflf $3500 675-8181. a..::1a~~~PM .,.. Chevy PU, e· bed, g~;· ~~ ~~: ,::~~ \>l~h~/~ Nlglll attendanllor animal ~4S~88~s ' S• 2 5 ti r . ATTENDANT • EXP'O $200 6"2-<1675 Ponablt Cll&nllOk doO run Went T 0 P 25'-32' SM Slockllnd lhlllS3~~ Tttct.~ Welcome morn wk or wlll tradt h<>1P1tal.8pm 108am,o4 Apply.Shel1Statlon,171h f'efrl9eretor •11 4ln. Jllnl 10>.&llS,250 Rayc><7Low/nodn N.8. '70 Hon de Hawk •50. Li iie nt~. •7• 200, .. , ... -..... .. -. with same 650-6596 nlQht1. lnt1rvlews 2:30 to Restaurant. E11perltn~ & lrvlne, N.B cond 1100. 1818 Bed· 842·4'402, &42·8029 slip Pfefd. 64A-841'. Little uatd. very good. ,_e.._1-_ee_26 ______ , v ,. ~·-._, •:~ wtcdaya Exper pref banquet per1onnel. Full SEWING .,.CH OP" lord L,,.(apt E) N.8 2 eleelrlc motor• ·~hip a-'92 2~· Chris Craft s-$875. 648-9973 '72 Chevy Luv w/Sl'ltl gm/tan lntr. Orig f)flirntf, Banking 12s Mtaa Or cosll or part llm• Apply In ..,,.. n .. S 7 5 b h .....,. Atbn eng new tir.. lmmt c . •mlfm caee. TellER Mffa person 9.4, see Kevin. CM canvas &. uphot1-Aactl .. t I012 I "' P · 0 I Flsh9rman. Twin 283 11750. ·• 646-7&27 SApio. C.-831-2991 's; surt & Sand 11o1e1. 155S 1ery 1><oduct1 Perm. & s.49·7366 engs Belt tenk. Bttt olr. Aatoaotiff -lmmeCllate opening for s CSI Hwy Laguna lull time. E11per. pret Co Surplus. 12' 2X4 1, & 8' PINBALL MACHINE 6"2·0388. 857-<t042 111 '69 ChtyY Ptck-Up w/ vU-Datau lllf teller. Delall oriented l•-•1•1•8•ll•T•C•L•E•l•l-•I Beach benelll~. 8"5-22«. 2X•'•· S20 OBO. Older model. needs re-6pm IMPORTANT NOTICE llty btct, nic::k, Ttblt tn- Exper. pref $900/mo. 648-7876 aft SPM pefr, $50. 646•0210 26. Flbergless Boal, good TO READERS AND Qin a . 54 5-1518 or 851·9900. ext 217. Exper'd 40 hrs Top Restaurant nUPIOIE PROS C 1. d s o 000 ADVERTISERS 559-9614 • wPMages. 557-5082 alter 6 TACO lirll Strong potlce Cleal ••trat • Exercl .. bike. Triple ac-con · 1 • T 1 1 1 d BUS PERSON lull-time, s: •-· 6016 548--0729 he pr ce O t1m1 t • '81 T_....e 4x• ......,. btd dys, apply In petllOn. The I loot< nn tor f II & pert Tap's Miki $300 to ..,.peal tlon. hvy duty .Kint cond, Y9rtlltd by vehlelt Cltt-35K v!.,.":,;__ ,,.,;;;,."': Flfm~ 1~~~~~~~~~1 s • . .,, u I $600wtc Advtnlslnge11d $32 962·1688 Elec:trlo Boat·. tHt. ex· ...... 1 the ............ c:llltl .. ._ ~ Beach HOUM. 619 SIM-l~FFICE HELP. PIT, Ty· lime help Day Of night ticket• Call Ron UMd Canon FTB 35mtfl Olllent condition $3995 ~ :c,....,.~-eolu~ Xlnt cond. 846-1029. ~~h~OllOW Ln Laguna ping required and some r~:"a:.:~~=":~~~ I 557 .4937 w/2 ~~~ 1~· ~:~!$~ e•5-6015 does ru>t Include any ,... .... ~h:~"~~dn iv~~~ ~~:~· 2 to 5. 699 Coast Hwy TlllllHS IEHU: F 1 y 6022 714-847-3491 evs 17' Sea1qulrt, 5-0HP Mtll'c. ~f:~~•~"f'::~·,\:e .77 Dodo• van. Netd• lllllP.ll"-"!9!'1'-~ 631 •32,.8 Laguna Beach LMrn a Riii end gel ex-'" O •• Dtyt~ Speedalre 20 gal Bllgt pump, ball pump, Ch1tges. ,_ lor tlr pol-mJnof engine work 77K ---------Restaurant pertence In lht Army FREEi Ad0tablt tl!Ytr Fl air compressor wllh canvas boat coYtr, ll1r & lutlon control device ml. $900. &42-1179 f!S:o':' F7:::: :~g:'~ OFF-SHORE OIL JOBS Wanted·• responaible Reserve. Alttr 1ral11lng ltllltn, ~oktn. nds h 011 s s 2 o o / o b o spate tire $3900/btt olr. c.,llllcatloni or dMJer 'M FOAO 'n TON Kidder, Peabody & Co No Expetlence Nec:es· outgoing peteon '"'dell-serve one weekend each gd hm. 545·33a.t 6"2·l1T6 &4<>-937' documentary prepere· S tock . 1un,oor, 11tnt•--------- lncorporated. 6"•·7040 sary US & overseas For very and food prep. Hrs month plus lwo' week• 2 puppies. Shep/Leb, IUNIOUE BIRO CAGE. '79·25' Sklpjack. twin tlon CllUQH unl111 cond. eng. nttdarte>uMd. '11llfm11t -~-~~2~1~~ g,~6 Ext 0_13 MI F 8.30·2 30. Call tech year Earn extra Slime lttter. went same Handcreflld wroughl Volvo's, lrtlh water ottlerwlee epec:lfled by S.-50 firm. 75 1-8878 Cl eyi. engine. tlr oond .. "'6·1cal, llte typ1nn, flllng. MEYERHOFS • lrvln•'1 money. PX, retirement home 675-6858 I 5' h II t d I cooled. lull canvas. loa· Ille lldll8(11_.. "-· power llMrlnQ a AMI """ .. ., 557-6232 I·!> PM Mon-beneltts Cell today for ron ag on 1 an · decJ w/extres. Ilk• new. .......... FM (18JU898). ~~t~~de~ ~·~ o~i~u~ •P•a•,,-,,•me-•25•.•30-11•,.-per-1 Fri "'°'' •nfc><mallon. Free, female Pit 6ull, 8 ~~~·:nt $~°t,d0';'~~':° No 1>ener buy than thlsl Aalt lenlcta/. Cluaka NH ilw •Y M1U ties. Salary commen1u· week working for Dally ~~~·B:S-::g~~~ monlhs ~S:.602• 645-719" I '22•600· 93•·5329 Pam MlS Theockn ~Font rate w/exper. 642-7222. Piiot Newspaper dealer SIUS/OllMIUlll Leg Hills 768·5251 .., GIHS Top tor table or Sail 7014 PAINT & 111• body wort\, 1111 &111111 20eO Harbof Bl .. C,m. In Irvine area Varied IO•IS Dena Point 493-1901 rarailart 6025 dt1k. ,,. ... ttllck. 4w ic -•in FIEL .,..1 up 10 50% off your ttt. !P:.c'.::'..:.~~J~ a..2..0010 540-8211 Exp~~·~,~~~J!~~ can ~~esPos.~~ 1~111~~: Unique ledlH clothing Tustin 731~481 * *' BUY** 2'"'' 145. 650·1910 -" FOR SAL£_. Btn 842~1001969-1221 tvtt built! (2016). w .. 81 Datsun 2 10, to mt, malce S7·S201hr stifling dependable vehlcie, llght sd~s·w~r~i:n"r~o::'~i!:; TYPIST-Wed & Thull •f· Oood Clothlng. cheap 8"2-"6·'4.t.A·F, g..5 ChtyY long blocila. 400, S.-9,600... AM/FM.cau. cl11n. pay. All trades 1vall1ble truck. Yin, 111t1on w•· ,;;d/or modtlf.... '°;'~pr. ternoons Good ua.d Furniture &. EJec: Organ. Onks, BIW ,..,66 .... C ., __ 20, ...... 360. 327. $260 "·I •W Q1,IOO IA200. 752·90n. MPM In our publlc:atlons. Cell gon Mull be available 5 helpful. Apply 1~·P.,son 975-0578 aft l!PM. Appllanc:ea-OR I wlll sell 1m1ll TV $20 Other .,._.,... 1$5001 b 850-"2828, 031-"etM Theodor• Robina Ford '81 DATSUN 280ZX 537-2880 KING lee dayS a week Combine· Alexia Notural Fashlonl nftlT Of ::SttR~l':.-.. Furnllhlngs 720~ :::~o~04• 1· o o. CUSTOM FIBERGLASS 2060 Hlfbot 84., C.M. LOW MILES, LIKE NEW. Cook/Housekeeper '"' 1 llon weekday. •lier-497-4777 260 Foreat 2 10 3 day• Plf --.. 45 • • ••11•11 WANTED· Am1<lc:ana £n· SHELL F'OR MINI PU 142..0010 $.40.4211 1-e74+2972 aft &pm person Live-In English noons. wHkend mor·I Ave l ag Beach to"<> WPM Will be 1ra1-1~1111 1116 H21 1 cyclopedl8 w/currl nt yr LASER t-• 1350. 751-4035 ttt. 8 ......... ......_........ '78 8210 "HOl\ty BM" speaking 873-1879 nings Only very respon-e Di Wrl-booll • II po11lbl1 for Good codndttlon $600. h ---· ,._ -32000 ml S2t50 aible. dependtble. neat S&LU :::' ez'P~~ p~'JvsA-I HT FlllllTlllE IOftlgn itudent In l1\tl 979-6978 11ttr 7 pm. • -.....,..r 1948 Ford WOOdy W•· • ~102• c.~~~~;~ .~;:s~:,,.~~{. ~~a~~ .;:r~~. $1'fo1~r RtHHlt• Proof VER 1660 Ptace11t11 Les 957-8133 graoe 644-1712.,,.. CLASSIC 27' 126· 751...co35 •ft. &pm 9°"r 113.ooo. ,1q 2,.0z. Qood cond.' t 1 : 3 0 AM • 2 P M + mlleage. depending on Exceptlonal, marttelable Allt. CM. CNT RY FRENCH OIN Down & Feather plllows FEATHER SLOOP TIRES W/ALUM. RIMS 1929 Ford Modtl A Town 13000 obo. · 631-3040 experlenr.t. Contact G product. Rapldty g1owlng WAITRESS/COUNTER RM TABLE & HUTCH Cloned by u1 1mtll All wood. bit 1947• Out· 080·16 & LG0-115 . Se d t n . I 1 O ,OO0 , Me-7856 Hyde 8 .. 2 • .. 3 2 1 publishing corporlllon GIRL Sterl 13 50 plus S.-00/obo. e.40-8"54 t Wlet, look bHulllul board, l lClremtly fut, $85 H . 751""°35 alt. e e7M111. Pen-~ DELIVERY PERSON "*" (Clrculalton Dept.I Mon· Unllmlted e1tnlng1 and' tlpa II you are the right 9' DHll wlflle drawer1. &42 .. e70 12400 Crelg 957·8808 7 l\tw 1ruok tltt1. 960 UJ 1111 ~~st 3~ae~u~= ad~ ~~6.E~am-101m only fr~;!" :.'n':.::~1.c~mC: I ~~a~1 P:Z,~1'~ lhell/IS .l bookeue. teak GREENHOUSE 12.Jl t5' 4;.-Ntwport Moor ing. 1e s. 106rl=.· I Pict!!,'= ~:02). .... NCllf'i record Ctll alt 1 $800 plu1 wttkly. Call corner 22nd & Btlboa. wood, 175. 646-8181 1600 or trlde le>< remo-Prl,,,. IOC111lon. Xlnt '"'° WM 112.960 •T 111111 M . 645-0093· Mrs Camp. Reba Mc:Oougelt at Apply In peraon bet 3-5. SolA·bed, quttn llu . dll =n\~759thtlr aer· v ta l m e n I . C e 11 MOVING SALE .. ..... fUUll Oellvery driver. Must have PART TIME 545-7648 blut/whll• conttmp, 1·8-00IS.7_.565 l•l14"Wlft wtlttls, llkt Road t 'te>llCA (1042) clean MV rtcOf'd. Colla j lllS DILTS Sates W1ltress. PIT. FIT. Apply clean. s100. 675-1223 Coto dt Call. Family ..-. $500. '97·5956 Wu :1~.tso . . MU..._, Meat Blueprlnt, 1690 E atKlngsRestauranl7114 l\Aembershlp, $500/ol>o •t' Stllboel. beautiful .. .... -Placenlle. CM 1rn extra money c:OI· Sltft.11111"1 Edlf\Otr. HB, ~ 11 Muat H ll lmmtdltttJy 833-3"9 &42•9&43 cond. complete ttec1rQ-.... Waa... ... I I lect1ng fOf lht Newport 10111 HIClllE am & t pm, eteganrDTUt v elvet n1cs a 1n1trumen1111on ~Robins FOid Dent Asll Orlho Nwpt NEne~n end C09ta Mesa I WOfk part·ll11'1ot, 9 AllA 10 W eh PtT wlltfbed, mllctllng nlte John W1yne Family Mem· Wiii flnt ric. O< tredt for I WI Ill 2080 Hart>or Bl., C.M. Bch. o4 day, Mon-Thure -· P 9 PM er cwsemen. •ma-1tand $300 OBO Jtll du· bershlp Beet Ollet Inco me p roptr•y. 6"2.0010 540-8211 . Exper & ROA req • S1a1 lar P1y 2wlpthMIO<ht 4l 0M1 !0ngtl•• ture, good driving ,.. ring day. 851--0994 8"5-7907 2t31592•1573 · OLUI IOI <;-;:-;:;;;iiii:i"Ui;-7.:;;t-;--;::=-llr&;;ii;;ir.ilii~millii;~iflilfl 842"2e26 " oord Sttvco F11tenar Tl EXCALIBUR. '73. 2 lope. • 3 00 w.., cO.at ...._. • ...... , nmesc:11eut1tlon team lnl 645-8887 !Kexel Dining Geme Tat>-1000 Witt GentratOf for Narlat halt. 7111 All .. , l<>tded.ortglm~l.l1U60, 1 ...._.._. .. -,. lllYHS IHHI • Prbts ttltphont 18111 e.rn an le, 1tx c:halrt 1350. RV Eltetrle 91arttr 1200 --OI lrtdt. 1-771-1233 ~~ • Exper or trainee ~en Constapl adult suptfVI-houf'ly wage + commie-Wlll•ll 644·10i3 5"11-287' ..oHP Oleo Fc><d Dltltl. '3e F0td 5 window coupt,t--------..,.,. make 19-115/hr aterttng slon of 'ell mlnora, lllon. Trelnlng provided. hper or tralneH ca n bed ltlld ~ J h W l C f II $2500 327, 9" r .. r. 4"~r ,ftat . llU pay Full end PIT POil· CIRCULATION DEPT For d e t a il• call: m1keS8-S131hr atattlng Hide·•· • ~ I 0 n b ayl\~ '1 12o"o 873-0240 tlttd Catt 93 1.a1~ ~~0...030 1. 1375 P•Y Full •nd PIT evall•·1 \/IC, grn & g w ehlrry mem lflh P · 1... "°"1• tn, '79 Fi.t lkava, ltlM oond Uons 1vtllable In our i~;:::::;:=:iil~S~u~nl~loww~~A~w~iiiiiiiiiiii-I bl• In our put>llcatlont wood erm1. Very c6m· Mu a t go th 11 mo Slir l Dtelt:a •-1111. all at..C. ~ compl. 3.4,000 ml, auto, AO; ~3u7~~~~ ~:~~ :ee Ca II Cell 637-2940 KING ltt lortablt. $100 firm Call 559.0892 BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE: 13-000. 1'70-2M3 au" r f • 13 2 0 0 • pp Mark, 540-73ae S.IMtt Ct1b Ml, Ktflmort Ntwpor1 a.5. Mon-Fri 144-7M4 CASHIER J . I 4 ] ia.sblonCooeu.lant -f!I OPPORTUNlflES lff Jo•a WulN SlH llSPfllL Ill ttectrlo dryer elmond WllTElt 1--------Become your own la· -• • ••• --HONES T Companio n. 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If r•111 '-:;.L.! .. ~~~~~~~~~U=~i~~~~~~~~~~~JLI~·~h~o~t~·~·~l~4i'~o~·~·~· ~~ ~11n ~~~ "' ~HOU.OW • 114 ,....." 40 Coi•••4IOlllY ....... 9 I ... " ..... • LAGUNA llACH ... Idle....... loU.tl71 -=~4tMIM trJE !fled Ade .U·M71 /lrti:. .=.._.~~~~~~~~~~:~~~=~:J~~;:~~;.;~~~ ' l 1 . , Ornno COHI DAIL y PILOT /Thur1d1y. January 20. 1813 Mu4a n (,O',IA Mf'.f, r _~J Mt! ,1;f'.1',,11 • To; • •• • • ' • MATCH THE · HUMIERS OH THE. MAP WITH THE-NUMBERS IH. THE BOXES 0 ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa Tel 546· 1934. 3 blocl<s south ol San D1E!90 Freeway oft Harbor Blvd Complete body snop Sales Service Paris Service Dept open Mondi!)' tl'lru Frioay 7 30 A M lo 5 30 P M and 8 A M to 5 P M on Saturday HACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Streel Newport Beach Tel 752·0900 Call us, we re lhe spec1ahsts for Alla Romeo Peugeot. Saab & Maserat1 THEODORE ROBINS FORD Mooern sa1es. service parts. body, paint & hre depta. Compelitive rates on lease & daily rentals 2060 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 641-00 10 or 540-8211 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MHCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa. Tel 540-5830 67 Years of friendly family service -Orange County's oldest Lincoln-Mercury dealership DAVID J. PHILLIPS I UICK-PO NTIAC•MAZDA Sales • Service • Lea.ting • 24888 Allele ParkWlly 837-2400 • NEWPORT DATSUN 888 Oove1 St reel, Newport Beach. Tel 833-1300 Al the triangle of Jamboree, MacAr1hur & Brlslot behind VlctOf'la Station Sale$. Service, Leaalng & Pans We make great dea1s1 0 NAIHS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd .. Cotta Mesa. Tel. 640-9100. Orange Coun1y·s Largest Cadillac dealer. Sales. Servlca. Le1alng. • SADDLllACK IMW/SUIAaU 28402 M1rgu•ite Pkwy .• Avery Pkwy. e11it We offer what no bank Of lease company can: 1. Ellpertly atalled. most rnOdern service & parts dept.: 2. One ol th• Southland's mo11 experienced aalea & leaalng 1tafl; 3. Ellmlna11on ol th• mlddleman by leaalng dealet direct. 831·2040 MIMlon Viejo 495-4949 • CHICK IVIRSON POaSCHl·AUDl·VW 415 E. Coat1 Hwy , Newport Beach. 673--0900. The Only dealership In Orange County wllh 1hese lhrM great mak" under one rooll • ALAN MAGNON PONTIAC-SUIAaU 2480 Harbor Blvd., Coate Men. Tel 549-4300. Salet, Service, Leasing. "Mr.-Ooodwrench." --~--.:"'!'--------t11mt---~,,..111c AUTOMOllUI 766 Newton Way, Cotta MeM. Tel 131-1303 "JAGUARS OUR SPECIALTY" XK t20'a/ 140'a/ 150't/XJ't/£. TVS- 9 .... -~ -"'-tOf'atlOnl Oft P1acen11e bMWMn 17Ut & 18"' In Cotta Meea • • aOI LONGPH PONTIAC 13600 Beacil '1Jl¥d .. We.tmlnlter. Tel. 892-8651 •. Orange County' a oldest and largest Pontiac deal8fahlp .• Salu. Service, Parts. DICK MILLH FIAT/LANCIA "Probably lhe lowest priced Flats In Southern Calllornla" (Located 1 mite north ot South Coast Plau near Main St. and WarrtfK Ave. In Santa Ana) 120 W. Warner, Santa Ana 557-2132 • SANT A ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 171h Street, Santa Ana. Tel. 558·7611. Your Orlglnal Dedicated Datl!Jn Dealer. MlaACLI MAZDA We've mo~! Our new location 11 1426 B#ler Str•t. Costa M ... Tel 645-333•. Stop by & vltlt our modem etiowroom and '" why we're the II 1 Mazda dHler In Southern California. Saln,•Service, Paf'lt and Leaalng • COIMtll DeLILLd CHIVIOLIT (FonMrly Groth Chevrolet) 1821 1 e.acn 8tvd • Huotk19ton 8eactl New. UMd . Sa191 . Leallng. P8'11 . s.vlce come by end ... our Huge 1nventCHYI "'• M7-eol1 54t-333t • OIANOI COAST AMC/•P/llNAULI 2524 Hatbof llYd , Coeca Mau 549-8023 '4&-7710 • ' Jeeo 0...-In the w.etl ee. "' todey tor ...... '**-1 ieMng. , ....... ....,.,. ~ ..... ', ••• ~Md MtectlOnl At90. the ....,... ...,.,.. ~ ..... COST A MESA DATSUN 2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tel. M0·6410 Serving Orange County lor 16 YN'I 1 Mlle So. 405. • SUNSET FORD, INC. (Home ol Wiiiie the Whale). 5-440 Gatden Grove Blvd • Westminster. Tel. 636-4010 • ORANGI COUNn VOLVO 10120 Gatden Grove Blvd .. Garden Grove Tel. 530·9190. E11clusl11ely Volvo to cover all your Volvo requirements. New•Used•Sales•Leulng•Parta•Serv~Body Shop Freeway clOM In the heart ol Orange County at Garden Grove Blvd. & Brookhurat . CONNILL CHIVROLIJ 2828 Harbor-BIYd .. eo.ta MeH. Over 22 year• Mrvlng Or1nge County Sale9, teasing, aervioe. Call 546-1200; 1peclal parts llne: 5•8-9-400: body lhop line; 764-0-400. LONG llACM aMW Large Mlectton Of new$,all1y UNO BMW'• end other tine C8111 Salel. MMC8 I Ttede-lna ..icom.t Take 405 F~ to Notth CMr1y .,.,.,,_,, tUfn "9flt I to t blodl• nortfl to 3870 N. Cflerry AM., Long leecn. (1t4) -.1790 1213142f.a4M THI 1111111 l:lllI nm11m11 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1903 OR ANGf C:OlJNl V L Al IFOHNIA 'J'1 Cf:NTS . W _ill Coast cities help hail 9ut state budget? 1 By tile Dally Pllot Staff Three of alx Orange Coast cities -Cotta Mesa, Fountain Valley al'ld Huntington Beach - would be forced to help bail out the state from Its budget deficit lf Gov. George Oe ukmejlan'a propolled state bud~t la paaeed. The governor a proposed budget would eliminate Propoaitlon 13 bailout monies for all but 45 of the state's 431 cities while 318 dtiea would lose more _ money than tpey were to receive In 1982-83 ballout funds, according to the legialaUve analyst'• oUlce. The proposal la d esigned to recover $108 million thla year of the state's current $1 .5-btllion d e ficit , explained Patricia Landingham, reeearch l'WlMger with the s tate Finance Department. Along the Orange CoMt, two ci ties, Newport Beach a nd Laguna Beach, still would receive state bailout funda under Sycamore Hills future shelved by Laguna Beach By STEVE MITCHELL or11e o.-,,... IWf 'Laguna Beach City Council members had aome good things -and some not-so-good things -to say Tuesday about a developer'• new proposal for purchase of a portion of city. owned Sycamore Hills. But before they could get into particulars of the proposal, the panel voted to hold off consideration of the matter until it can take a cloeer look at the offer. Newport Beach investor David Michelson's revised flan to dev=op a 62-acre parce of the 52 Sycamore Hills property in Canyon waa briefly outlined at the oouncll meeting. Michelson, a Laguna Beach resident is proposing to construct 990 apartment units, along with 20,000 square feet of commercial and retail stores on the hilly parcel adjacent to Leiaure World on El Toro Road. He's .offering the city $4 million for the property. That money would be I.Lied to defray the $7.2 millfon owed by the city to former owners of the entire Sycamore Hills property. His latest offer ·differs substantially from a propoeal, made earlier this month, that met with lukewarm response by the council. That proposal called for construction of 1,600 apartments and payment to the city of $~.5 million. Council members e xpreued concerns about the density of the (See DEAL, Pace A!) Reactor shut dowD The new 1,100-rnegawatt reactor at the San Onofre Generatina Station la expected to teCll'De power generation next week after being abut down Monday because of leaking CXlDdemer tubes. The $1.7 blllion Unit 2 reactor baa been deactivated twice th.la month becaute of ocean water leaking out of condemer tubes on the non-nuclear aide of the plant. Southern California Edl80n c.o. . apokeamen said workmen are repairing the tubes which leaked salt water into the secondary system of the reactor. A spokesman said ocean water can corrode the interior of the plant becau.ae of ita hlch aalt content. The reactor was world.q at 50 percent capacity at the dine of the shutdown, Ediaon official.a said. The same type of leak occurred Jan. 4. F.diaon, which owns 80 percent of the nucleaE plant south of San Clemente, intends to take advantage of. the latest shutdown to conduct some scheduled maintenance, an official said. the plan. Irvine woukl come out even while Coeta M.a, Fountain Valley and Huntlncton Beach would loee upwarda of f 1&0,000 each, accordiria to Landlnch.am. When the plan wu preeented Wednelday to the Senate Local Goves:nment Committee, Sen. Barry Mello, D-Wataonvllle, commented, "The state of California la trylnc to balance lta budget on the backs of Jocal aovernment. I'm afraid lPcal government la not aolna to be able to 1w':vive Uw.e c:utbecka." Landlnaham acknow~ed that tf the pernor'• pro 11 paued by th e Le1l1lature "it would cau.e problema for local government.'' She added that those cltlff affected would have to take a hard look at tlutlr current fUcal year's budaeta. Under the aovernor'a plan, Coeta M .. would loee $148,501 It had expected to receive, Huntin1ton Beach would lOH .............. _, ............... Going along for the ride Michelle Riblett, 18 months, of Newport Beach Tilket a ride in her stroller, joined on the lower deck by her poodle, Cricket. Pushing them, out of sight, is Michelle's mother, Debra. Jail power transfer urged Judge asks that marshal rule troubled county facility ' By JEFF ADLER or .. o.-, NM a.... Central OraJl«e County Municipal C.Ourt Judge Bobby Youngblood is asking county and state officials to consider transferring administrative responsibility for the Orange C.Ounty Jail from the sheriff's departme n t to the county rnarahal's office. In the latest round in the political free-for-all between Youngblood and Sheriff Brad Gates, Younablood la asking Orange C.Ounty aupervi.aora and Aasemblyman J ohn Lewis, -lllDEX- During the past l 0 years archeologista have uncovered more than 60,000 art if acts on Irvine Co. property. Bl. At Your Service A8 ~Dombeck m Bumnem C6-7 Bulletin Boerd A6 Cavalcade B2 Cl-''led Dl,D3·6 Comb & ere.word & DMth Noac. D2 Zdltorial A6 l'ilntertalnment 83-4 Horoecope B2 Ann Landen B2 M'oYiet 83..f • National News AS PubUc Noelcel OS,D2-3 8porta Cl-t &Cock Marketa C7 TNvWon Be . .,.._. BM ...... A2 R-Orange, to consider such a transfer in a letter add.re98ed to the officials. but distributed to county news organizations. Youngblood haa had long-standing political differences with Gates and haa been extremely critical in ttee11t months of the way Gate. rww the county jail, in which· 19 inmates have died during the last 20 months. "Many of these deaths in the jail are of a suspicious nature and are suggestive of a e_revalling attitude of callo~aneu and brutality on the part of some jailera, an attitude that einanates from the sheriff himself," Youngblood aaJd in the letter. He auggeata leglalatlon that would remove the jail from the juriadlction of the 1herlff'a department and place It with the county marabal, a position appointed by a majority of the county'• judaa. ''1llll would place the control of the prlsonen under the oourta, a system not unlike the aystem In many European countrlea," YOUJ\lblood'a letter continues. However, aa Younablood (See JAIL, Pa1e At) Mesa officials . hear cable ideas By JODI CADENHEAD or .. .,..,,.. .... Amid hopes of i.nstal1.lna the moat aopbiatlcated cable televllion ~ in the nation, city officiali from Costa Mesa met for nearly two hours Wedneeday night with r-'denta and commu nUy leadera lntereated ln achievitlg aucb a lofty pl The meeting, attended by cable operator• and butlneu, educatlon and medJcal leaden from O.W Meea drew about 00 people. far -than tbe 100 that Weft expected. Neverihel .. , then wu no tacit of ldeaa, and de1lr .. expre11ed by thoH looltlna ·forward to tb• cable oommunlcradoN.,...., ~ to be oo.r.~ 1980. "We'n t. IO .. the .,._ sywtem ln . • nited 8tata," r. .. ' :dt:!e.Donn Hall told the A. one of the 1Mt dU.. ln the cou n ty to Install the communicatlona ayaten>, C.O.ta .... will be .hie to l)l'Otit from pMt rnlnakea and atlll enjoy a more t.echnoloP'aliY 8dvanced .,.wm. ... ROn Dy-. • --CONIUltant hired by h dty. Cable, once u.aed to improve, poor televiaton recepdon and now poplLv • a •'1 IO l"eCIMt tint-rate entertaln .. nt, can off er a va~tuy of n•w now lftd ln the nMr llkl pollae millDttar • etorap ya.rd ualal cable. ID Unlan Qty eallle 11 ....... med• •....-nt the .....,..... .,.... an41 to aucoaaale baaldat UMmcUolll for ...... d n; Tba CW.WW~ nt1MU' at k ( ... CABLS. .U) $198,917 and Fountain Valley would Joee f 223,393. 22 other cities in the county that alao will be helping the state reduce Its deficit. On the other hand, Laguna Beach 1tlll would receive more than $300.000, only $12,232 lee than lt expected, and Newport .Beach would •et more than $800,000, about ,,5,000 l• than the state had budgeted to return, ftiures supplied by Landingham ahow. Costa Me.a Mayor Donn Hall aaJd preliminary e.Umaie. ahow that the dty could loee between $2Ml,000 and $500,000 u a resUlt of the loll of ballout funda. "PropoaJtlon 13 did not affect state government, only local and county a overnmenta were affected,'' aaJd Hall. ''Local and county government.a have been (See CITIES, Page A%) While aeveral Orange Cout dtiel will be loeng money they had expected to r«'eive, they join Convict stabbed • Ill county jail settlement A convicted child molester has T h e c o m m i t t e e h a s won a "large" out-of-court representatives from the offices aettlement with Orange County of the County Counsel and government after hil throat was Adminiatratlve Officer and the alleaedly alaahed by his jail General Services ~ency .. cellmate, hil attorney says. Oskins said the settlement Michael Theodore Clemens, function la one that hu been- now 1ervlng a three-year delegated to the settlement oommltment at Ataacadero State committee by county supervilors, Hospital after pleed1ng innocent via the county adminUtrative by n!UOll of i.manity to felooy officer's office. The committee is child apnoyance, wu allegedly empowered to settle cues where alMhed by a convicted murderer the county's liability does not lut May while awaiting trial. exceed its aelf-inaured limit of $3 Jail officials subsequently million, Oak.ins said. admitted it had been a mistake to He confinned he had approved hol.-the two f08ether. a settlement after negotiations T erm s of the settlement with Clemens' attorney, Larry l"eached in October have been Bruce. Oskins said both sides kept eecret at county imiatence u agreed to keep the terms part of the aareement, but confidential "in the best interest Clemena reportedly aald he will · of all partle.." be paid $300 a month by the Bruce said county official.a told county until 1985, when he la him: "This ls a confidential echeduled to be releued from the aettlement becauae we don't need mental institution. A,fter the thla kind of publicity." Initial paymen1a, whAch will total Clemena' cellmate, convicted more than f7,000 by 1985, the murderer John Karl C.Ox, was au m 1 w l 11 I ump " pre ttl. booked June 11 for invstiption conaiderably,' Clemens aal , of attempted murder, aherlft's althouch he didn't know by how deputies aald. DaCh. Bruce filed a claim against the · The county aaid auch a county laat summer, seeking dt1closure could void the wwpecified clamaa'e8 for personal ...,..."l"L · Injury and negliaence. He "Any party who d~ the claimed that Clemens was amountl-of the aettlement Could.-neglla,e.n.tb'._h jt,U.ted with make It void," aaJd John ~ danaeroua inmates when the a liability clairna auperviaoc'tn the jailers should have known his county Ria ~t Office. life waa in danger. Oskins, who formulated the However, t h e settlement settlement with -Clemen.a' includes no admiaaion _o _f __ attorney, said today the ~nee, Oskins said. •ttlement waa approved by the 'It was a compromise," he said. county's three-member Claims Bru ce&._who represented Settlement Cammittee. (See CON vaCI', Page AZ) OC's oldest • person ready to mark) OS th BJ JODI CADENBgAD or .. .,..,,.....,. Ria father was a Union eoldier during the Civil War who returned to hil Minne.ota farm with battle tales of the hlatorlc years that divided the country. At U>f, Richard Fort of Costa Meu is the olcte.t penon in Oranae C.ounty. He plans to keep the longetlvity recorCl when his 105th birthday · roUa around Feb. 5. Though he managed to eacape military aervtc.'e himlelf, Fort la not ahort on his share of centenarian memories. He was ready tO aerve P World Wa; I when the peace treaty waa . By the time World War II star1ed, he wu 6 . Looking beck on hil long llle Fort is not sure why he'1 llwd ao kJna. He doesn't drink. He gave up amoldnc dgan years ago and aoo:>rding to his wlfe of 71 years, Marie, he still haa a good appetite. The couple make it a point to walk around the block every day. They ao to church on Sundays and do their own grocery ahopptng and ~ toeether and holdina banda ln their Cotta M ... ar.rt.ment, the cou~e recalled memorle9 of ~ live. topther ln UU2,-when they met on a boe\ ou . y wwe married a f.w montha liter. . If puaJed by hie own Joner:vitr, Fort aaya · · there ls no real eecret behind hls auccem(ul ~·"I haw a aood wife and ahe Ml a aocxl hueband. I st.Qed by her all thae yMtS." Jlort hu outlived not only moat of bla friend• from hl1 bomewwn in Winona, M&nn.1 but allO hll flw brothers and ._,., 1119 father uvec1 1n hll IGI. And bil mother died at n . 'l'houlll _...n,y pl sr d wltb hia life, 1'0i't .. not •Jlnl)' ~that~ 10& "Nally IUCh a .,._, me aftllr all. ··1 dan't bow If lt'• any cndlt ...... Old.'' .ud J'art. .. A lol at people tkm't think a IOt ol old people." About hll haelth. J'art haa few amripl•n-. c ... OLDBIT ....... Al) ..... \ Aa * Oran • Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thurtdav, January to. iees ~----------..... ~--__,;---------------------------------"!"-----~--..:...-----------------------.... .... .. ~\\ \\.' Contlnuetl stories Laguna urges overnight condO use CONVICT COLLECTS ... Clemena on aeveral prior CMet, alao confirmed the aettlement, aayina only : "It waa large." Clemena wiU receive payments from the county "over a period of years," Bruce Uld. The Santa Ana attorney aaid the settlement of the claim against the county wa1 negotiated quickly. even before he filed a lawsuit for penona1 Injury. lie aaicJ he tUed the clalm with tho county Board of Supervllon, u required by law. expecuna that it would be 1ummarlly denied. In the Clemena cue, however, Bruce said he 1ot a ca)J from Osklrw shortly after he tiled the claim. Oskina, he uld, offered a settlement Oct. l. JAIL ADMINISTRATION • • • acknowledges. county officlala aa well as repraentativea from both the sheriff's departmen't and marshal's office now are involved in negotiations that are expected to lead to the merging of the court services functions of the marshal's office and the sheriff's department. The judge addrJ sses· this potential snag ln his proposal by suggesting that even if the marshal's office is merged with the sheriff's department, "it would be a natural extension" of the marshal's ·court services duties to administer the jail as well. Sheriff's department spokes m a n Lt. Wyatt Hart declined comment o n Youngblood'• propoal. Hart added \hat the 1beriff would look at the propoeal and then would decide whether to comment on its merits. .4 Critical oi fOndiUons in the jail, Youngblood wrote a letter to U.S. Attorney Stephen Trott las\. December that touched off an FBI investigation Into jail conditions. The U.S. Attorney's Office 1till is evaluating information developed in the course of that probe, Trott said Wednesday. '.l'he Orange County Grand Jury also is inveatiga ting jail conditiona with a report expected to be issued in the next several months. La1un1 Buch will Hk tbo 1tate Coaual Comml11lon to require a developer to keep 16 of 37 unftl In a propoll"d tlme-lhare condominium project available for ovemJaht au•&.1. The council voted \hi.I w k to aend a letter outUnl~• that requeat to 1tate oommlUlonen, who are expected to meet next month to ccm1\der optlon• to leavin8 16 'Unl&.t for motel uae. Ownera oi \he i.a,uoa Beach Motor Inn, 1 in~ N. Cout Highway, al~y have city and coutal commialon approval to CABLE IDEAS From Page A1 ayatem will allow cuatomen to ahop, bank and even plug Into computen uai1lg cable. . 0 r a n g e ,C o a s t Co 11 e g e president Bernie Luskin said the college dl1trict ia aerlously lntereated in using 1everal channels to broadcut cluees and offer viewen l.nstant library data from the Co.ta Meaa campus. Dr. George Haddad, part owner of Coata Meu Medical Center HOIJ>Jtal, said the med1cal faclllty milhl be Interested ln televtalng medical 1howa and monitoring bedridden patient& from their homes. Almo1t forgotten In the futuiihtlc technological poalibll.ltlel of the system. were the buic llervice9 cable offers. Buie aervicea outlined in a ClOl\Vort th• nm-down mocQr Inn Into a 37-unh Unwl'lhant project. Under term1 approved laat year by the coutal ooo:un.i.ton, the owntn mu1t maintain 16 unitl for overn18ht iueeta, thua Jeavma 21 un.ltl that can be 10ld to tlme-thare lnvettol"I. FollowlJ\8 that approval, the· ownen ooNl~red an alternative to the com.m.lalon condition. Next month tho commlNlon wlU oonaJder the option of the tlme·lhanl ownen oonatructlng a 40-bed youth hostel in greenbelt landl northeut of the d ty. · • • • cable ordinance approved Monday Include: 52 1tandard channels, two-way capabllJty, local channela for education, library, government and public uae, a studio In Co.ta Meta and an intenahip program for thoee Interested in punulng a career in cable· televillon. The dty oouncU ii expected to choose a cable operator by September. Coflltruction CQuld be(1n by December. Ma.t of the 1y1tem will be hutalled ln Coata Meta U•ing overhead utility poles, except in ca1e1 where utilities are underground. lnlw.llation co.ta are eatimated at $20 mllllon overhead, compared to $80 mllllon for an underground •)'Item. Dyas said. That '260,000 project would be In Ueu of Nttlnc aalde rental unltt at the new time-project, thUI enabUnc the OWMl"I to .. u \he 16 unlta. But Councllwoman Sally Bell ru II oppoled to the youth hoetel concept, uylna 40 bedl fn the Allio lfeellbelt doel little to altevlate a 1hortace of accommodatton• for overnl1ht vltlton. Bellerue wa1 1ucce11fu1 Tue1day ln obtalnln1 council eupport to deny one year permit t'X teneton requeated by the developer. Carroll O'Connor That ext.enllon oriJin!lly w11 1ou1ht ID order tor the new owners to obtain rnnlllion to build the ho1te tn lieu of main1aininc incMl roorrw. What t.he coundl dml.a1 of \Nt extenalon mean1 l1 that &he bwnen muat now obtain buildlnl pennltl and bej:ln eonatrucUon by Feb. 9 or face the po.tbWty of 9oln1 throu1h 1he entire review and appllcaUon proceu with the dty acaln· A repre.entatlve of the ownen uld he believed the project could be 1tarted before the Feb. 9 deadline. DEAL.· .. From Page A1 original project. citing ltl effect on traffic and aervices that would have to be provided to the apartment community by the city. The neweat proposal fared a Uttle better Tueeday night. But the cou.ncU said It wanted to take a clo1er look at Mlchel1on'1 revi8ed plans before ordering city officials to begin aerioua reeearch and negotiations. "I like the idea of apartments," said Councilwoman Sally Bellerue, adding affordable rental unlta are at a premium ln Laguna ~h. -. CITIES WOULD LOSE IN NEW ST ATE BUDGET ... NB library irked over Councilman .Hob Gentry aaid he bellevea the .iat.e is feelina "a bit of economic improvement," adding other investora and developer• might now be interested in submitUng p~posala for the property. decreasing the number of people on their payrolls, while the state govenunent has been increasing the number of employees. The state budget continues to increase to the detriment of the local community and the taxpayer." options for raising money than Rich Bamard..alliat.ant to the we do." city admhlistrator, uld, "We'll He said Fowitain Valley ii not have to evaluate the propoeal and a wes tax rich city and already if we come up abort, we'll have to has one of the lowest per capita look at the aervicee we provide cost• of government among and make the cuts where we Orange CoUnty'a cities. • have to make the cuta. 0 Fountain Valley City Manager Howard Stephens said tne reverse bailout could coat Fountain Valley $23~.ooo thia ye.ar_ be~ond the $500,000 in motor vehicle fees alreedy being withheld from the clty by the state. Stephena said additional •late He uld Huntington .se.ch is cutbacks could foroe the dty to just now giett1nc into the budget further reduce eervtce and spend ptOCi!9 for the next fi9ca1 year. more of itl ttaerYe fu.nda, which "'l'be important thing la to wait are a major aource of revenue to and eee wbat the governor and the dty through the interest the--the legialatur-e finally do," he funds generate said. "They're makini propoeala "Why should the cities have to support the state?" Stephens asked. "The state has more Offida1I in Huntington Beach and I'm aure there will be more said any redlACtion of the amount chaJllel in the next few months." propoeed might result ln cult to . Newport Beach would be one services. ot the least affected dties. OLDEST PERSON. IN COUNTY • • • His hair is still a little gray and he.can get around without the dark wood cane. he keepe in the en~way. · 1''ort was born on a fann Feb. 5, 1878. At 17 he moved to the nearby dty, Winona. It was there that he met Marie, now 96. In 1913, the couple purchaaed a spacious aeven-room houae with two porches and lived there until they moved to Costa Mesa 20 years ago to be near their daughter. He still has the laminated certificate he received from the Winona board of education when he retired as chief electrical engineer in 1943. Fort voted Republican most of his life. His favorite preatdent was Teddy Rooeevelt. "He ·made a good president and he understood what he was doing." His leut favorite wu Harry Truman. whom he considered, "as dumb as we've had." The forte have one daughter, two grandchildren and three grea~grandchildnm. The oldest countian aaya his only regret ln life was not receiving more -education. He only finiahed the eighth grade. On belng the oldest persoo in Orange County, he aaya. "It CJoesr\'t change my feelings any more. I'm ;\'leased. I have a wonderful, wonderful wile, he added, aqueezing Marie's ~· Fair through Friday mph end a tow or 49 were tor-=-t lot Loe Mglllea tonight. A hlah of ea II ~ Frtdlly. , srmuer we•th•r with low• ---------~.. fOnlgllt ot l6 to 46 -___. Coastal High~ et tim. lodey. otherwl.. felr through F= Gusty nontl to ~ '°' the oomul end ~ Yelleye, wfllch &1'8 upected to rie.... higlle ot 64 to ea Ffld8y. Felr -th« with aome high ctoudlneu end north to nor1nw.t wind• 25 to 40 mph _. f~ tor the rnountllln 20 to 30 mpn at tim. In •-t>etow the c:enyon9 tonight end deo ... ig on Ffld8y. ~ Iowa 42 to 52. Hlgtl9 Fndey M to ea. --tonlgM. Ari~ low of 1 S to 28, end higlle Frldey In ttle 40s -'°'9c:811t. - Elaewhere, from Point Conception to the Mexican ~ high ~ with I bOrder end out 90 milea: Smell c:nft 8IMaory OYW outw Wiit .. for northweat wind• 20 to 30 knot9 with a to 12 loot combined .... decfeMlng tonight. Wlnde Ffld8y no1 ti: WWI 12 to 22 knote. loc .. ly verlable wind• 4 to S knote tonight end Frldey momlng, ~ ~et'Y 10 to 18 lmota FMey 8"amoon. Wind ,,_ 3 deo911111ig wlnde end Iowa "' 15 to 25 _. eicpected tn the 0-. v-. taolght. "'*-hlgtla of .. lO 5' -due Rtdlty. High ~ end nor\h to northWMt wind• to lo 30 mph -• predict.cl tor the dM«t -\..owl of 2e lo at In the t9 5 .... W-.rty ..... 3 to 5" fMt. High c1ouc1rn ... et f11Ma. llOf1hem deeel'U end aa to 48 1n th• "Southern deaert• were forecMt 1or tonight. HtclfW "'" ee to 84 In the llOf1hem deMtta end .. lO 73 In the ~ deMrt9 oCMrwtae ~°'91 Frldey. -~ for Frldey. ·u.s. summary Temperatur~ A etorm dumped up to ti lnoh•• o r 1now on higher ...... llllOI .. In hi 8outlwt ~ Albelly todey, wtl .. rein felt ovw the ~ oentnl Gulf etat• end drtme Alfteriflo · dempened W. -.cNrn Plelne. ,....... 0... tog di\ 1tcped In per1e of Atlenta T-, CotOf9do end!<--. Atllntlc City ............_.:Ml:ory WW..._. Aulllln Jot nortt:awta n M-. wt... Belttmor• rreezlfta e1eet end retn cauMd ::::, -ttefllo deillfl Wedlll8Cley.'*" Rain w .. forecHt ror later 8lanerdl tocN!r end too19ht from Florid• eoew ~ ·°T:f:.::~ t~ '°"f :.c::' ..... 6 •of -0 .,,.., ... """..... .... ....... ....--Oil ._ ... ~ "°'" the --... New MellJco mountlln1 ecroee ~ U11tNf A"'-end the oentrel ~· ~ ........ to lower ldl:tlo. ....--· ..... Tempe1--. -• ~ed CMr1ott9. HC to ,.._. """' ...... In tfle ~ upper .... L.-.. .... _.._... .... ~ :::::.::=.to the 701 In = Temperetur .. 1to11nd the ~ 8C neelon .. lllldnW!t Per ranged ..,._._ rrom mlnu•• f4 d•J:;::. tn .,..,.. Worth Ltllallon, N.H .. to 10 In Welt, .... .. "-• -3 ... 32 35 2S 41 20 40 ao 25· 15 41 84 2t t4 41 2t 43 a2• 33 2t 47 "'· 1a a .. 45 15 -e 2 ... 42 20 41 34 2t 2 37 23 42 ,. 22 11 2A 14 21 5 43 H n a .. 32 Frtday, :January 21 ~, •• tq4 ... , •• ,,, •• ..,., , ••• ..,,;.,. "" Chpt .l(....,-., Fronts C•. .. W,1rm .,.. OccludfXI ...,. St.\I ()fWy • • - : 1; =Qty 30 25 ~ 2t 11 .... LtlM 11 14 8.n AntonlO eo u a-t11e : ~ ·::u_--,: 48 11 at. Louie a -2 at. P-r-.. • 11 It ... MMe 11 a 1pot1tM 4237~ 24 11 ToptM 42 as~ 49 41 TUl:la n ia w~ 81 31 Mdllta IS 31 ao 20 I 47 M 42 • •• M II 24 21 . ... .. . 11 11 11 • 21 24 •• 14 11 . .. . ,. .... IO I 11 -a . " 11 • .. ,. • 19 ,. 25 a3 17 42 28 43 ,. 50 42 ,. 84 21 22 ao 2t M M t .a 40 34 t .7 30 2t I 12 41 .. 31 N 11 " It City Manager Bob Wynn aaid the 1tate, under the reverse bailout propoeal, would take most from cities that receive the most and leaeer amounts from citlee such u Newport that are not heavy bailout recipients. Wynn said he is uncertain how much the city might l09e under the proposal. Alao ·affected by the proposal would be Orange County ~t wfUCh ii expected to receive $87 .8 million in atate bailout aid this year. The governor'• propo1al would reduce the county'• share by about $4 rnilllon. Landingham said the complicated fonnula on which the governor bued bia proposal cent.en on recent reductions in varioul cities' contrlbutiom to the atate Public Employees Retirement Syat.em. The formula was worked out ao that no dty wciuld lme more in bm.lout monies than it receives unless its contribution to the public retirement system was reduced by the atate. She said the atat.e will reclaim lta portion of the bailout funds by reducing payments to cities for vehicle tax license fees, cigarette taXes and open apace lands. The formula worked out by the state amounts to a 43 percent reduction in state payment& to local governments, she added. The state began providing bailout funds to local "ovemmenta after pauage of Propositian--1-3,.the re;r.rty \aX cutting measure, ln 97 . actor's cal e . Advance warning that actor Carroll O'Connor would be a regular guest at a restaurant he wants to build in Newport Beach has rai1ed eyebrows at a city library. The restaurant O'Connor would own with actor Patrick O'Neal will be squeezed between a fire station and branch library at Newport Cent.er. While they have no problem with Archie Bunker (O'Connor's television cluy'acter) moving into the neighborhood, library board members said they are concerned about parking and the safety of llbrary-..bouncf patron.a. Appearance• by O'Connor, board membera aald, likely would bring in large crowds and could cause parking trouble at the library. The city Planning Commission is scheduled to review p1anl for the facility at a meeting tonight. The restaurant, that would be built on ~ Company lahd, wou1d t)e ca11ea ''<>'Conno«' and ()'Neal's -A NewpOrt Place." O'Connor, who runs "Archie Bunker's Place'' in televmon life, --ow-na the ''Gl.nger .Man" restaurant-in -Los Angeles. Mayor Neil Fitzpatrick 88'eeci with Gentry and he aald he would like an opportunity to talk with Michelaon about specifics to his plan before deciding whether or not to go further with the propoi&I. -- Bank pla~ning headquarters in Newp~rt Security Pacific National Bank. the stat.e's second 1largest bank, announced today' it will open regional headquarters in Newport Beach by mid-summer. Based ln Loa Angeles. Security Pacific wW bring more than 60 manager • to its first administrative office in Orange County. Mc:fa t would be transferred from the firm'• Loa Angeles offices, a spokftman said. The bank will lease office space from the Irvine Company in Newport Center until late June or July when It will move into 20,000 aq~ feet of office space in Civic Plazil, a new addition to NeWRQrt Center. Security Padfie.'s ac1.lvities in Orange Coµnty have been managed out of Loe Angeles. The move ii expected to help improve the bank'• aervic.e to the business community in the county, the 1pokesman said. Elegant .Gifts at Special ~r.lces for the New Year! C09RA 20" Uiht c0tw• Neak et1e1n R9gular 137.H ~ ............................................... S11.91 30" Ught Cobf• Neck CNln ...,.., 165.H ................................................ '27.H A.AT WHIAT • 8" Flat WhMt Bracelet 1e~w~~··CNiin································· 143·" te~=·:c.··~ ................................. 117." Regular 1111.ee ·-················· ........... ,. ................. .. ~ 20" ...... -,..11111obol,_-.... Na awn ....,.., 101,11 ............... ,, ................. , .... -......... t4t.tt 30'' .... ~ ,bone -Chain r• ·~ SH~ ~ 153 .. 11 ........ , ................. ,..................... • 901 CHAIN 11" lox Neak Ctleln ,.~~2c:.n .................................................. . 20~~"c:.n···· .......................................... . ~ ...................................................... .. 24;;...:1~~ ................... _ ....................... .,. .• acr ._ Nlllk CN111t • ........, •10.00 ······-· ......................... --······ '*·• 14K Chalne & BfecelMe ..................................... 112 Otf NATION Seven killed as truck veers in ... wrong ' lane By Tbe A11oclated Pr.,1 STRATFORD, Conn. -A. truck that plowed Into vehicle• waltlni at a toll booth, trlger~ an explOllon that lncineratecf aeven people and Injured four others, veered Into a "can only" lane for unknown reuona, police aald. "It la hard to~}' where one 'l'e,r' begins aria the o tlier - enda. From the tlamea everything sort of melted together," t o ll plaza s up erlnte nd ~nt Joe Bridgeport aald after the accident Wednetday. EDA wins 'Golden Fleece' WAS HINGTON -Serv. William Proxml.re haa given his monthly "Golden Fleece" award to t h e Economic Development Administration, an agency the Reagan Administration would like Congress to put o ut of business. Proxmire, who hands out STATE the award for projects hf' claims are a waste of taxpayers' mon~y. said the EDA deserved the prize "fol' allowing U.S . cities and non-profit oraanizatlbns to misuse a •198 million federal loan fund ded icated t o creating local jobs." Marin es to get Big Macs CAMP PENDLETON - Thousands o f Marines stationed at Camp P endleton are preparing for an onslau~t of Big Macs - hamburgers that is. McDonald's plans to open a franchise on the sprawling base 60 miles north of San Diego next month. It will be the first time that a fast food enterprise has established a restaurant on a U.S. military base. • - The franchise will be operated by Tom Tucker, own er o f M c Donald 's restaurants in nearby Falll::rrook and Ramona. Tucker said that he plans to hire some Marines and also their dependents to help hlm run the restaurant, scheduled to open Feb. 7. A valon hospital tr ouble d LOS ANGELES -County hospital inspectors have asked Avalon Municipal Hospital on Catalina Island be terminated from Medicare and Medi-Cal because it falls to meet federal standards, the Los Angeles Times said today. County documents obtained by the newspaper also said that Mission H ospital of Huntington Park, which expects a contract in ihe new system of providing care to the poor, will require special monitoring. Avalon administrator Ann Regalado said her hospital has "a terrific problem~" because with only. one full -time physician, the facility cannot offer the full range of services expected of most hospital.a. ~~ i.njured in collision TR UC K .. E E A chain-reaction collision involving two gamblers' bWleS and seven other cars and trucks during a sudden snowstorm in the Sierra Nevada injured 13 people, one 8erioualy. The California Hlahway Patrol said about 70 people WORLD were involved in the collision Wednesday afternoon on Interstate 80 at the 5,000-foot level of the wester:n slope, 25 miles west of Truckee. Faith Hospital in Auburn said 12 e:l:le were t:reeted and rel and bus driver Thomas Giesler, 28, was admitted with a broken leg. S atellite aler ts A u ssies CANBERRA, Australia - The government is putting its disaster agencies on alert to cope with the 2 percent chance tha t a nu - clear -powered Soviet satellite will hit Australia when it returns to Earth, perhaps next week. National Disaster 0 r g,a n i z a ti o n D i re c - tor -General Maj . Gen. Kevin Latchford, briefing reporte rs today on the government's contingency plans, acknowledged there was a "very slight" chance that Cosmos 1402 will hit Australia. But he saia his government was covering all bets. Three h ijackers su rrend e r DJIBOUTI -Three hijackers forced a South Yemen jetliner to Djibouti today and wounded two passengers in a shootout with the crew before surrendering to police, officials said. The Boeing 707 carried about 40 passengers and crew, offici.als said, and neither the nationality nor the motives of the hijackers was immediately known. W al esa renews b id fqr job GDANSK , Poland - Former Solidarity chief Lech Walesa has made another bid to get back his job at the Lenin S hip yard , but · Informed Polish sources said they didn't think he would succeed in the effort. Walesa applied Wednesday to be r einstated as an electrician at the Baltic port shipyard, where managers turned him away from the• gates last Friday. A spokesman for Walesa said the labor leader repeated his earlier argument that the shipyard's refuaal to give him a job is Inconsistent with Polish law. He said union officials are entitled to automatic leaves of absence. . . Oranoe Oout DAil v PILOT /Thurtd 20, 18U * R e agan reOects on f i~st 2 years WASHINGTON (AP) -0 NMrly evwy economk: lndJcator Pr.klent R.uan aid ~ the lhowa ua Med1nC fot' recovery." trHt..t ut1aticUon rn nil tliit -a ea a an u 1 d h 11 ma Jo r two yean 1n the White Hou. la dllappolntmentl Jtemmed from the conviction that he hH the tact that he had to chanied the cou,... of "a country compromile with Conar-and that wu ·~ dan,erowaly ln couldn't aet hi• economic the wron; &reciron." proanm approved chapter and lP a peuonal, natJon&lly -vene televised appraiul of hta · presidency on th• Hcond "We did pt~. aoodly ahare of annlveraary of hla tnauaural what we uked, he aald. But he Rea1an aaJd the UniW!d Stat.el U: aid the full tmplementatJon of enterlJ\l "• MUOn of hope," even h1a orlainal proevam of tax cutl though economic and other and 1pendlnc curbe would have problem• are provtna more dealt more swiftly with the difficult than he antid Wld. nation'• economic prOblema. "A. we enter our= year, I "Looktn1 back, I 1ueu my tee an American economy and an 1reateat utllfactlon la the America on the mend," he said. conviction that a country that WM IPMdinl danproualy ln the wroni d1rectlon . . . hu been •t -on lhe ri11 t course," the premdeot Mid. He aid the admlniltraUOn JI undolnl the dalMP wrou,ht by ytar1 of overtaxln1 and oven~. "and we've made Ameftca'fttiieeted tn the world." But Rea1an 1ald "the ac.icumulaWl<l dama.te hu pUed up 10 ht1h for eo lonQ" that It t. taklnj lo.,,er than antidpated to cte.l wt th the economy .. a.,an aa.ld that when John F. Kennedy came to the Whlte HOU8e, he commented that he'd diacovered the 9-robleml were u bad u he had· Mid they were dwinl the campelp. "In my cate,'1Jwa1an tald, , "the b&aest ~ WM ftnd1nC • ouf \halt.hey are even wor.." He tald once •aJn that hit "\ oroPol&l to ellmlnate all Soviet Mcf U.S. medium-~ m111Ua c In Europe remain• 'the belt '; aolutlon for both tldet" ln 'J nuclear arms ne1otiaUona that • are to retume next Thunday In Geneva. . But Reagan uld .he ltn't budlina in h1I determination to , depfoy -new U.S. lntermedJaW. 1 ran1e miallea there late this year unl-the Soviet.a aaree to a • fair, verifiable .,reement. • iii nations·-' ! ,. ban 'E.·T.'': ... •, to kids ., STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) '· -Sweden, Finland and Norway have banned rounpten from the .... movie "E.T.' -the smub-hit fantaay tale that Swedilh oenaon • call a close encounter of the ·' "frightening" Rind. The Swedish Board of Film Censorship, backed by child' peychologi.ats, llmited audiences to thole above age 11, claiming "E.T ., The Extra-Terrestrial" • portrays adulta aa enemies of children. The official age limit in~· Finland la 8, and in Norway 12. '>i In the United States, the movie· carries a rating of "Parental .; Guidance" augeested, whkh does not impoee a strict age llinil. D~mlsh film censors, who restricted the "Star Wars" 1 movies and most other science - fiction films to those 12 and • above, gave "E.T .'' the sreen / light. .,, The Steven Spielberg movie . shows Earth-bound children·, giving shelter to the stranded, gawky allen~.E.'r. for short. It has deUghted millions in the - United Sta tea , aet off a Chriatmu~time "E.T." crue, and now la sweeping countries ut~wodd. Making wave~ ban on young children from e movie here prompted .,.., .... ....,.. .., ,..,.. ,.O'a .... •-•-ISI• eome younc Swedes to hit the sidewalk with protest plac:arda to show t.heJr m.pleuwe. An unidentified su~er . .is a study in concent ration as he strives to keep his balance while riding a wave o rt the coast of Huntington Beach . 11 Away with the 11-year limit," "Children's films are made for chlldren," and "We- 'Howls of outrage' planned want E.T ." read some of the ch.ttdren's picket mgna in front of a major Stockholm theater where the movie opened Dec. 10. -.The movie's distributors say they doubt the bans art' keeping all under-.ge children away Social Security-changes face stiff-opposition-from the movie. ... , WASHINGTON (AP) -The taxes and a six-month delay in panel's final report that It relies Swedish newspapers reported ' Socia 1 Sec u r It y reform · this July's coat-of-living lncreaae, ' too heavily on taxes. "Including many children under 11, some ' commission's final report on a expected to be about 5 percent. reve·nue from expandea with their J>tlrent8, were seeing ~ - plan to save the retirement The plan won a 12-'3 conµni.aaion coverage, higher taxes account the movie by pretending they ayatem is arriving at the White vote and the endorsement of for 75 percent of the propoeed were of aae. House and the Capitol with President Re a g an and deficit reduction between now But chief censor Gunnel opponents vowing t o fight congressional leaders. and 1990 -$126 billion out of Arrback. in defending Sweden's recommended payroll tax bikes Armstrong, chairman of the the $ 1 6 9 bi 11 i o n tot a 1, ' ' ban, said moviegoers under 11 • ~ and levies on benefits. Senate Finance Committee'• Annatrong said. "In the long nm. might be traumatized by a , Also included in the final subcommittee on Social Security the balance is even more "threatening and frightening : report due today is a strong and one of the three who voted lopsided. Tax lncreues constitute at mos p here' ' w h I ch she recommendation from nine of the against the re9CUe pl.an. said in a 91 percent of the commiasion's maintained prevails throughout panel's 15 members to aradually written diseent included with the total recommendation." the film. : ralae the retirement age from 65 .--------------------------...;;;.;;.;;.,...;;;;='----------.l ~ the early yean of the ~ J next century, meaning those born in 1949 or later would have to wait an extra year to begin :.1 collecting full retirement l beneflta. Sen. William L . Armstrong, R-Colo., said Wednesday the proposals of the National Commission on Social Security Reform , onc e they are understood by ''middle America, on Main Street and all over the country," will prompt howls of outraae and in my judgment encourage Congresa to make 10rne aigrilficant changes.'' The commiaaion 's plan, unveiled Saturday, would aenerate $169 billion In new revenues or reduced expenses between now and the end of 1989. in part by higher payroll JANUARY SPECIAL . ~ " • •• '• .I "J I · 1 . ' I . i ! What do you like about the Dally Pilot? What don't you like! Call the number at left and your met1a1e will be re.corded, traNCribed and cielivend to the appropriate editor. The aame 24·hour an•wertni tervlce may be UHd to record let- ters to the editor on any toplc. Mailbo• contributors must Include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calla, please. Tell us what'• on your mind. OAAHQ&-COAST Dilly Piiat .. . . -· LAOIES formerly Polo Scar.. SOUTH COAST PLAZA -3333 BRISTOL ST. Tb.at was no kidnaJiping, officer ... A new1paper photographer In Lake Euinure who 1n11pped pictures of what he thought wu an abduction actually wltneseed • few friends from Buena Park trying to get a drunken buddy home, offklall aay. When the Buena Park youth• aaw thelr ptctu rt> Wtdnceday on Loe Angeles awUon KNBC, thel called Riverside County aherlff 1 Detective Chria Taylor. Taylor uld ht met with th m Wodn"•dfy nlaht at a rollor- 1kattna rink to c:lt1r up tho mya'4!ry "It'• excellent new 11" aald Taylor. who had worked full- Hospital u se down, pi!ice Up SACRAMENTO (AP) - California hospitals had fewer patients in the third quarter of 1982, but the price went up anyway, the California Health Facilities Commission said Wednesday. ' J oseph Hafkenschie l. executive director of the state ag e n c)' c harged wi th encouraging hospital efficiency, blamed the decline in hospital use on the rt-ceulon . He aald unemployed people put off elective health care. The ri5e In prices was partly because hospitals spread their C08\8 over fewer patientl, he aald. ''The latest -data illuatrate that the hospital industry does 9ot respond to normal aupply and demand forces," Hafkenachlel said. "Demand is falllng but hospital Teen s uffers ~eningitis MINEOLA, N .Y . (AP) - Health officials have found a second case of meningitis. this one in a 13-year-old Buena Park girl who visited relatives In Long Island last week. Nassau County H ealth Officials reported Tuesday that the teen-ager's type of meningitis was a , different strain from the one believed to have killed Edward Gast. 5, of Massapequa Park last Saturday. De puty Na ssa u Health Commissioner, Norman Schell, said the girl, whose name was withheld, left Long Beach, N.Y .. last Thur&day and became ill the following day, Schell said. He said the girl was In 9eri&us condition at Children's Hospital near Los Angele&. Schell said the girl returned to California on United Airline's Flight 15 at 6 p.m. last Thu.iWay. He advised that anyone who sat near her sh ould notify their physician and take antibiotics. He added that the airline was trying to contact passengers on that flight. The airline h as already given antibiotics to crew members on that fli ht, Schep wd. -- With the g r eatest of ease rates continue to d.. In add1Uon1 lncreued bid debtl from paUentl 101ln1 lneu rance or Medi·C•I coven,., and pemment effdrtl to control relmbunement may reeult in hoepitall ra1.ldna rat. to private patientl t6 make up the deficit." The commlllion reported that durina the July-Sept ember period, patient daya in California hoeplta.11 were 2.9 percent below the same period of 1981 and dl1chargu were 1.2 percent lower. ' For the eame period, the average charge per day wu $689, up 22.4 percent over the previOUI year, while the average charge per stay was $4,623, up 20.3 percent. The average length of stay was 6.9 days, down 1.5 percent. The commission said the coat to hospitals for producing services lncreaaed 13.5 percent. More than half of the lncreue was due to lncreued ularies and 1upply prices, while the rest was due to the decrease in hospital Wte and the provision of more and different services. The commission's study did not include KaUer, state hoopltals, Shriner and dental hoepitala. Caught in mid-flight, this tiny_ egret tucks u p his landi ng gear a nd heads upward. The bird was spottea near t he Newport Crest area. ~ \1me on th cue llnce Sunday, when the photo1raph1 were taken by John Oeorae. a 17. y r..old photolf apher for the weekly Lak11 Ef1lnore Valley Sun-Trlbuno. "Th• kid• had ~,1 good Umt and evel")'\hinl turned' out OK." George, who wa1 photoaraphJng 1eenic areu ln the park at the time of lhe "kidnap," had conUnued mapping photol u a youth wa1 wre1tled to the lfOUnd by three people, bound with ropee and carried awa~ ln a truck. Taylor uJd the "youths had no idea they had been the objectl of a four~y manhunt. .. They were Initially quite concerned after aeetng the new1 on televi1lon," he 1aid. ''But being kids, they a.I.a thouaht it W81 qulte funny." The four ipent last Saturday t ht In Lake Elsinore on a out.Ing, aaid a statement rom e Rivendde lheriff'a Lake Ellinore station. "On the morning of Jan. 16, 1983, one of the parties consumed too much alcohol and there was aome name-calling between one person and the otner three," the statement said. ''The drunk person decided that he wu golng to walk home to Buena Park. His friends tried to stop him several times, but he kept getting away and running from them.'' "He got mad an<I wouldn't go with them," Taylor said. "It came down to the point where they had to tie him up and throw him in their truck." k. ..Uboat Wf and marine awap meet tporilored by the Sea Explorera of Orange County hu been aet for Jan. 28 at the Bo~ut Sea Bue In Newport h~ Proceeds benefit the Explorer program which offera youne people an •"Concerts In Miniature," a chamber musJc concert series for children, beglr}• Wedne9day at 4:30 p.m .. at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art. Sponsored by the museum's Junior Council, and led by Dutch cellist Frieda • Rev. George Barrett, retired Epiacopal bishop and pro-choice advocate, will address the Planned Parenthood Aaaoclatlon Jan. 27 in Newport Beach. Barrett, a reSident of Santa Barbara, is a national board memb e r of Plann ed Paretithood Federation of American and will dlscuaa opportunlty to learn to operate and maintain ..U and power boatl. The Hie i1 open to the public and will run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.rn. 'The Scout Bue ._ lqcated at 1931 W. Cout Highway . F or more infonnatlon, call 642-5031. ' Bellafaate, the hour-Jona program featurea mu1lc aa well as d emonstration of inltrumenta. Adml.-lon for the muaical afternoon la 50 cent s for children and $1 for adults. The museum 11 located at 307 Cliff Drive. For more lnfonnation, call 494-6531. "Freedom's Acceptable Risks." He has authored books on ethics and IHues involving re productive freedom. Th e Ora nge County chapter of the a.ociatlon will m eet at the Newport Sheraton . The dinner meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. 2 for 1 Sale (Plus '1 .00) Lasl 10 Days of Sale Featurin~~ • Franlc Lee •Sir James •Coco. •Russ • Adde·11 • U lli Di•mond •Sweaters by Ades •Coun try Miu • Specialty Imports "-----'--------' Jewelry & qJore Something Special f eminine f asbions 250 E. 17th, Costa Mesa • 645-5711 We opeaa&.e in wi-i r .. the ,_.1 rigun (.0-4 1hru 18) Cartoon classes at O CC A b eginning cartooning course will be offered at Orange c.oast College this spring. 22 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SAVE AND CHECK WITH US reg. to $115 8.90 to 17 4.90 ........... , ....... . Bewildered and confused? There are many wild and confusing claims about the new Insured Money Market accounts, including coupons that treat your savings like a breakfast cereal. • ' ... .. • . • . • . . Two sections of the cou rse are on the schedule. 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Dow Janes Einal UP 2.78 --CLOSIN'Q 1,G71.12 Econo111ists predict recovery in· 1983 By Tbe A11oclated Pre11 After the steep drop ln economic activtty lut year, 1983 ought to be a year of steady, if modeet, improvement for buaineuea and oonaumen, many economiata believe. . "The turn Is at hand," Alan Greenapan, chainnan of the economic conaulttng firm ToWNend-Greenapen & Co. Inc., told a forum In New York on Wednelday. ''There has not been any deeJ)lleated, permanent damage in our economy which would p~t lt from reallj l'OOving up very sharply, provided that interest rates, somehow, could be brought down," Greenspan said. Many economists are looking for a turnaround from the 2.5 pen:ent drop in groee national produci during the 1982 fourth quarter. The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that the fourth-quarter retreat ended a year in which the GNP dropped 1.8 percent -the biggest decline since 1946, when It fell 14.7 percent. Albert T. Sommers, chief economist at the Conference Board in New York, said he thlnka a recovery already Is under way and that the economy will grow much futer thia year than the Reagan administration's forecast of a 1.4 percent rile. Sommers estimates growth for the year of 2.4 percent. Reef.ills set by Ford DETROIT (AP) -The Ford Motor Co. ta ~ a1moet 6,000 1981-and 1982-model Ford LTD and 1981-model Mercury Marquis polic:e can, ~use of auape°*n parts that oould crack. Ford aid it has not beard of any accidents or injuries but there have been oomplainta about cracks in rear ~pension lower-<:0ntrol anm of the vehicles. The recajl was announced Wed:nelday. I • !. ,. ) .J --------------------------------------------------.... ~ • METALS '.I t,1 NIEW YOflK (API -Spot nOf'll•troue '"' .. ~ tocley: c...., 1~~ oenta • llOUftd. u.a. clMlloodOI .. &.eM 22-U oenta a l)Oonl. n.. 40-.... pouncl. ~ n. .. .ne. ...... w..-;1•1111. U I 71 _,.. a poi.wt. 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