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Home My WebLink About1983-02-01 - Orange Coast Pilott f t THI DRANlil COAST COUNTY IDITIDI -INSIDE- A M'ooter bourrt'nt ... c-11 ... c-of molulih I hut· .. ju-.l Ollt' of tl1t' fun t'x1·n·i1o11•t. d1•mo11!>tral111!( "Tot 1'0"'1•r" i11 Lu1<u11u B1·1wh on Pa~t' n1 Oranf(t' ( ount\ '" large-.! murkt't111g and l'Om111u11irationi. firm i11 neari111< S60 million 111 ball in~. lti. 11uc·c·ess and o l h er li!(t'n l'ies • effort s lo battlr rt'ce-ssion nt>atl\ l'ly a r e-out lined in Busint-&s Outlook on Page& 8 3-4. Milton Brrlt· may s urpriM· '"'"'en; a& tht> p a triun·h 11\ nst>rin~ "Fa1111l y Uui;ant>ss" on the PH~ drama serie ... •· \m!'r11·an l'layhou'\e .. For a rf'' If'"' of T\ oHuara~t-"f't' Pa~e BH ~tarin a llif(h Sch ool's s1·oranf( marhinr ~ro ll Filiprk !la~11 "thr at.si"I is more i;atisf yin1t" in a profile o f his team leadership on Pa~t' ( I -INDEX- At Your Serva('(' Erma Bombeock Busintc'Sll Bulletin Board Cavalcade Classafa ed Comics Croes word IA!ath Noll~ Editorial En tt>rtain men t Horoeco~ Ann Lande~ Movlet Mutual Funds National New1 Play Review• Public Notice9 Sporta Stock Markf'ls Televllion Thfften Weet.her World New1 A5 82 8386 A4 82 C5 8 C4 C4 C5 A6 87 B2 82 87 85 A3 87 B5.C5 Cl-3 B6 B8 87 A2 A3 01son center cut oug .'-iupervisor ~lanton questions priorities of mf•dical administrators Dy <.Ltr.NN SCOTT Of lhe D•tlt ftllot llaff l'lw H1•g1111u.I Pui~or 1 t l'n lt•r u t lit· Ir v1n1· Mt•clll'al C1·11t1·r 111 Or .. 111g1· ,1111uld nu t lw umung h1~µ1t.al prnl(ranu. thn•utt·nt'd IJy hudgt't 1 uti. Orung1· l'ou11t y S u pt• r v 1 i. o r H o io( " r S l a 11 l u 11 .11>M•rtt'd Morufay Stuntu11 . l'ha1rma11 o f th1· t~llllll v Board of Supt-'rv1sors. :.u1d 111 1111 1ntt-rvww ht· d11Utgn~~ with µr111r1t11·' .. r n1t•d1tal 1·1-1111•1 ,1d1111111-..1rators who SU'I th1· 11oi~111 t l'llll'r will lw doSt-d an Mardl unl1·11i. 111•w lund1111< Iii urr1111l(1~I Su~rv111orH ullotw<l fund• In fl'<lt'rul rt'Vl'llUt• 'hut Ill~ fu111Ji. Ill 111711 tu lh1· po1i.c111 11•111t•r tc. "sc'<od mum·v" for '""' 111 dt•vl'hipinK l11nj( n:.in1<1· fum.Jrn~ p1111(rumi;. Stanton saad A It hough u fr anwwork for u nun profit fou11d.i111111 to ru1!w 11 uts1J1· fu11J, ha1t h1·1·n 1~lltbhsh1~I. lht· 11q(u111w11on hu:; lll'Vl•r r t•uch1·d I h1· µ01 fl I of .. 1 tually :wt•k111g funtb S~nton s<ml tw rt•al11t'lr hund" lull with pc•·K111ng flnum·tuJ lllHUl'!I dunng tht' put fl•w y1·ur11 Ill' took l'X<'eption, huwt•vn. to u rt-frulrk by UClMC Adnurnatrator Walhum Gonzall'Z, who prl'd1ct.t.-d lht> poison C't'nt.n would dulil' without funding support from the community and 1·oun1y govt-rnment Stanton t·lu1mcd tht· 1m1so11 l'l'lllt•r should huvt• obta1n1·d OUL'itd1• fUlldlnlo( aln•ady "W~wn you ((l'l 1ntu bcid llnW8. th1•1w thangH l'onw but k and bill· vuu on thl' !It'd," St.ant.on S<11d ·nw po1Kon n·ntt-r 111 l~-d ut U<.:l M("N µhurnH11 y wh1·ri· !ipc'<·tul111t.s uruiwn 1.t·l1•phunt· t'JllJ> .iround ttw dol'k mcltitlv from purt•11ts who111· 1·htldrt·r\ huvt• 'lwullow1-d huu&·hold 11.t:rns l....i!it yt•ur. thl• t't.•Jlt(.•r rt'<.'t•1vt-d <!5.000 ntlb dnd Wah µart1t·ularly busy during the nullunal sc·un• ovt·r Tylt·rtol po1son11tKH Thi• t I' 11 l 1• r · s u n n u a I $ I ~().II II 0 11 1wrulln~ bud..:t·t t•urrt•ntly 1s pmd t·11ur 1·ly hy UCI Mt' l'oison l't·nh•r I>tn'(·t111 David (St't' POISON, Pagt' AJI Hoger S tanton Cities seek state funds for flood damage By HOBERT BARKER Of the O .. ly l'llol lt.n St·al At'ac:h and llu11t111gt1111 Bt•at·h 11ff1l'1als said today thl-y'll trv lo g1•1 money from tht· st.alt' tu rt·paar p11•r s damagt•d 1n both c 1t11~ 111 la.st week's storm But tht'y may not st.and mul·h l hdnt'l' ur grttang hC'lp, cit-Spilt' (;uv (;1,urge Ot·ukmPJ..!J.rl 's pnx·ldm.1t1on Monday dl'c:lanng a stat1• o f Pmt·rgl'nl y t·x1<.t:. 1n Orangt• County and mm· other toUnlH~ Tht· guvC'rnor's aetaun opt•ns the suiw's Natural Dasaswr Fund for rl'pa1rs o f publ1dy o wrwd f ctl'l II laes "Surt'. wt·'rt' gwng t.o apply for the• money." saad S<>al &•aeh C 11y Manager Allen Parker "But Wt' don't pan any hopes on It .. "There'll be lots of eompt•lataon for up and down the sldlt· .. he ..aid At't-ordang to pr£•vwus rc>ports. $3 5 mallaon 1s available an the fund But a spokeswoman for tht' ... tatt' Office or Eml'rg<'nc y St•rv1c-es said at 1s "vt'ry questionable" 1f that mut h mont'Y is m the fund sea I Be a(.' h c I l y c () u n l' al mt.•mbcr:., s1tt1ng 1n d spCl·aal session Monday. authorized spending up to $1 5.000 for a structural analy11s o f thf' pier that was rapped apart by Thuniday's violent storm City Manager Parkf'r said that analysis alr e ady has bc>en l'Omplcwd and eosts to rt>pair the> 44 year o ld strultUre arl' C'Sllmat.£'d ~twet•n $500.000 and $750.000 He saad the (•ngrnN'r l'Oncludf'd that the pier cou ld be rc·hab1lata1Pd and not tom down Possible fanancmg Parker said. includes public contr1but1on.'i and r<'<kvelopment proceedings 'But we don l expett any mom·y from tht· statf' "Thc•n•'s no manna 1n Sacramf'nto." ht> -.<ltd SPal 8C'ach Surfstdf• anrl Suns<'l Beach suffC'rt·d c;torm dam.igP esumatt'<:J at S 11 m11l1on Hunt ington Bt>ct ch <.:1ty ManaRt•r Char~ Thompson abo Oil spill cleanup begins Ry KAREN E. KLEI N Of IM 0.ity l"leot It.fl ( 'h•anup efforlc; arc· und1•r way .11 the Bolsa Chica wC'llands in Huntington BeaC"h to rf'm<'dy -.evnal oil spills that 11<.TUr<'d thNt' during Last wet>k's c;torm.'l A m a n o 1 I U S A 1 n c· t h e ('()mpany that own.<; the oil wt•lls wh1< h surround thc> r n v 1 r o n m e n t a I I y s 1• n s 1 l 1 v r wl'tlands. is footing th<' bill fo r the cl.-anup It has not y<'l bt-t>n dt'tf'rm1 ned h o w mulh 011 washC'd into th<' marsh along with the high tadf'S. but estamat4'tl plal'<' the amount at about 100 harrPla 1 The C08t of thf' cleanup hM not bE'e n determined. an Amanoil <1pokt'11man saad The ml company 1s t>mploying an ou t111de firm . HeAlh Corun.ructaon Co. to clean up the oil which has contaminated several ponds in thc> prott"<.'ted C'OllSl.01 ari!a Amlnoil began operating water pump• and vacuum11 last Wednetaday. when It got advance notice of the 11torm and high tides which hit Thuniday, according to Alan Dodd. a public relation• offlc1al at Aminoll Currently vacuum pump•. skimming t-qu1pment and 6,000 f~t of floating boom llnH, uaed to f'ncirdt-the 1plll and contain It, o~ belnR employed In clt"anup efforts . f Whal kind o f flo tsam is left in the aftermath of floodin~ in Orangt' Co uni y '! As might b.-t-x pec te d: oranges. lf>mom •• avocados ... and tennis balls on Balboa Is land. saad hP'll S('('k s wu• mtJnl'y to pay for repa1n to 1h1· H untington Beach pier That struC'tUrl' lost about 200 square fN.'t ,,f plarikang Repair c:osts are c•st1m:.it1•d bt•tween S!'>0.000 and S7~ 000 Thompson said storm rt'lalt'd costs to the city, andudang ovt>rttmt• pay fo r f•mergency workers. are l'Sl1malt.'d betw*1 S2 m1ll1on to $3 m1lhon Damug" assessment experts from tht• s tate OfC1te o f Emeq~f'nt:y Services are eompll·tang tht•ir mvest1gat1on of Oran~1· County damage today What tht'y find wall detPrminc· whetht>r tht' state will ask Prt>s1dent RC'agan to declan· Orange County a disaster area Such a declaration would o~n the d1XJr for t1·mporary hou:.ang r 0 r f I 0 0 d v I l. 11 m s . pr 0 v Id(' lo" antt·rest d1sastt'r loani. from t h t' S m a I I B u s 1 n 1· <; ., Adm1n1str;1t1on . and m;1k1• ,1vadablt• grants of up to $5.000 to 1•l11o<1blt· fam1llr:> M e a n w h 1 I 1· • w P ·• 1 h 1· r C~ 1 n • t a"' I er s s a y l h l' v a r" l'Xpt'tlang a new storm t.o rt·<~t h This was the impassa ble Pacifk Coast Highway between Goldf'n West Street and Warner Avenut' today as Cahrans workers removt' sand washed up by storms. No mapr harm to w tldllfe m the area has been report.£'d, aaid Ralph Young. a 11pokt>8man for the Calitornlo Dt>partment o f Flah and Oame He uld 10 dead bird• have been round and another 10 were found alive bu\ covered with oil. The 1ptll1 were C'au1ed by flerct" wave action during the 1torm. Dodd u,d The water waah~ aand Into t"lght foot-deep well cellan. whl're (•xce111 oil normall•y 1<1u:umulwte1. ant.I spread ml mto the nearby mar"l'h The U.S. Coast Guard. Statf' Fish and Oame Department and U .S Environmental Prote<-tion Agency a r e w orking with Amlnotl in lta cleanup pro}Kt Amlnol l t'n a1nerr1 nave deva,acd u rol,lah plan to .-n·vent thf' 011 1pllll from occurnna '" futurt' storma, Dodd uld. They will prt'.ent th• plan to 1tate o fflclalil next wHk 1 Thr pion ia to build a wall along Pacific Coast Highway whcrf' tides w&Ahl'd into tht' mar8h last week. and ch ann el wawr alonl( the wall to low-lying n rf'as 1n the wetland• The channeling of thf' water would prevent it from washing over oily t'quapme nt o n Am l n o ll'1 property. Dodd aatd F inal details of the e08fneera· plan will be dl.cl08ed after It 11 apprdVed by Caltram ) Orange County about madnaght tonaRht and bring thn~· 4uart.ers of an anch of rain For1•castt'rs say tht·r e's a po!>s1b1lity of an Jdd111unal half · inch of raan Thursday Lcx:al offic1ab hav1· manamazed flooding threat.s to roastal art'as, ho wt•v('r, ~au .. 1· o f dC'<·linang h1Rh tades Fire case slated for court Fire offk1als will ask Or-ace County supf'rv1so&s f or permission to t.a ke the Mc DonneU Douglas Corp to court in th e wake of the company's official r e jection of any blame for starting the Gypsum Canyon fire an October. a rounty attomf'y said today Attorney BC'nJomin deMayo sa1d the county l"t'lX-1ved a short letter from the company Monday 1n whach McDonnell DouglH rt>fused to conced<' that a downed power line on ats propc-rty started the Cart> T he blazC'. fannN:I by Sanu Ana winds and fed by dry cond1t1on s. evC'ntually spread across several thousand acres In eastern Orange County and 1:aused about $1 6 million In damage ( I Fare off1c1als. who first theonzed that tht' bla.Je •tarted on McDonnell Douglu property. haw billed the firm $268,909 for costs ueodated with flthcint the fl~. They e.timated the to\al cost of fl.ghting the fire at $1 n\Jllion. C o u n t y An d 1 t a 'ft" f I r e ' departmenta 'tit' allowed by law to llt'ek com pensaUon for the c.ut o f battling 10mf' flret trom thoee bt"lleved to h avf' nf'gll1ently cauled the blazes The rounty ronten<J. that the power line o n the company'• property In Gypsum Canyon fell becaust" If WH not pro pt>rly malnl.61ned --------------_... ---~-----------' . . ~. , f t I I I • '~ . What do OCC tudents think of proposed tuition? K•thl••n Webber, 21 S•nle An• General education atudenl I tl11nk \11111 1111110111 I~ ypull l>tH.llll'lt! 1'<1 rathor IJU 111llt• tu qo to ~t.tlool 1111111 nut lrnv~ 11 .11 .ill II 111111 '• wh11t If ltik t•'> to ktttlp tht< ..,t ltt111I r 11111rn111 ti :. OK ~ut I m lu<..ky My d .id •• 1><1y1J 1{1 for r11y .... 1 llooli11q Dave Macleod, 25 Coale M eaa Bualneu major .. , think II Wtll t.Ju tldrd ()II d ltJI o f Slltde111!> MO'>t .ire working to µlll themst>lvt>"> 1111 ouqll scttoot h fly dl!llars mc1y nut seem l1ku much, lwt 1t .., cl tot t o student::. Once the ~t<1te hCJs qui 11 up tu $50 thuy re going to r II ,,. ti .igc1111 f Vf->fllutilly WU II be OJI !tit• 1.1 . rolb .iml they II qt!I mont>y fr11111 trs llut llH•y ::.nouhlrt I t.ik•' 11 llotll 11', wl1i11• W•' rt' st11d1•111•, Keith Brannan, 20 Santa Ana Phy1lc• major I thmk 1t s d good idea It will cut down on l.Ae numbe r o f pe ople w ho com e here out o f h igh school 1ust to was te time But the tu111o n won't cut down on the serious s tudents They want education so they II pay the money And $50 1sn t really that m uch Uy 1'1111. 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Luakln Pre1ld•nl, Orenge Coaat College From a totte r to l.1ov [)1•ukrnep.111 We und tHstimd t1 1:t1 y11u1 twclqul µr ojects tha t aµproi.1mJtely $ 1 10 million 111 s tudent lt>e'> wuuf•·d s tatewide, but you µr opusP to withhold a n e q u<tl .. 11noun1 tr om OI 11 s ta le appor11onmu11t This c 111.Hly p11ls u~ 1r1 tht' µos1 t1011 o l th· fdr to 1.tA collector I urqc yo11 to .1llow c..ommur11 ty ct1lleqm. to l\1•1J11 1111• f,., .. collected lo c11d 111 1•n.il1ttnq 11s tu overconw our 1 urr1·11t I• .c .ti < 11.,1s Tom MalhHon, 29 Ml11lon Viejo Electronlca major "I come from back Ed::.t When I went to college there (U111ver:.1 ty o t Rho d e Island) I paid about $1,800 d semester II rt has to be dont> (community college tu1t1on) 11 has to be done .. 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Beve rly Entt'rprises Inc, h as b een targl'ted by two rna)Or unions for o rga ni z ing 1.·am pa1gns, tht' unions· leaders say T he nursing h ome corporation. which operates 600 homes in 37 s tatc·s, inc luding 87 h o mes 1n Cal1 forn1a, e mpl oys 55,000 people MlchHI Miiroy, 20 Co•I• MeH Geology major I'm more than wllllng to pay tuition lo go hare Bw I dhtaQree with the $50 c10111g lo Sacra mento and stratgM into the ~talffll qeneral lund. so that this r ollege will not see J penny of It 1 r1ho work here as a part-time uroundskeeper and we haven't had a ratstt 1n the past year and a half The lull ttme teachers have had no raises lor mo1 ~ 1r1<Jn H yea1 " Michelle Rollph, 17 Ml11lon Viejo Generel education aludenl I don t hke 1t (the tu111on) A lot of ptiople will have to go to school and wo rk to m ake the $50. and some of tlwrn won t have enough time It will t1urt them There are o ther costs here· I pt11cl $80 last s emester 1ust for my t>0ok s Shannon Hollhe, 21 Orange lllualrallon dealgn 1tudent · I think 11 will be hard on a lot of people who go to school but don't have much money But then again, ff the y were paying tuition. more students might stay 1n school instead of dro pping out of c lasses " Mesa plant destroyed by blaze Cosw Mt•sa fin· invesugat.orJ poked today through tht' remains o f a pla. .. 111-s plant. gun«! m a hrt- Mo n d a y night that t"aus ed $140,000 1n damaRt'. offtC'1als said Batta lion C hief Jim Richey ~•d thl· 1:1 17 pm hr!! at Vefo C orp . 71:15 W 16 th S t . was l,mtrollt-<l tn about 25 mrnutes Cau~t· o f tht.· b la ze 1s under mvcst1.l(a t1on No other buildings were damaged Lo~s to th<' hutld1ng was t'l>t1mat.c-d al $90,000 a nd $50.000 to conte nts Ale x Hardy of Nt·wport Beach I!> tht· owner o f I h 1· l' o m p a n y w h 1 c h ma n u f aet u n ·o; molding<, f o r µl.1..,trl produc L' 619 area code in effect Saturday A!. of Saturday, calls to San Dll'go. Impenal. lnyo and parts of R1vC'rs1de rounues will not go through unless the area code IS dialed Numbt•rs m the new area code d1stnC't ust>d t o be served by Orange County's 7 14 code Tht> new area code was created last November LO accommodate growth .. If the new area code was not created, tht> 714 area would have run out o f numbers by the end of this year." said Diane Da11.acis. P a('lfrc T e lephone division m;inagt.'r 1 '11111·1··· 1dlt11.d .ill11l11i11 d lli• (ti tlll \(1 '\!111t •II 1111t,1t1 t I Iii If 't I 111" th.ti \\ ,.,.. 111,111111t d lo1.,t I.di A ..... IC ..... ,, •'1 !111 '<l.11• lt111tl1111• llll ".!H.1 •••111,i \\1 tt I l1111 111.11i·d f I 0111 I It 1 I Ir 111J:1 ( "·,.,I I .. •II 1 • l' • ..., ht·d dr II• ... 11d t"' '''P'''" a 1111.tl pr111,t.( rt',t.(1.,11 al11111 lut.tl ol .10 .ltlO 11111 111111 .ind p.1rt ttnw ,111d1·nL-; Tht• Ser v 11·es Employees lntt•rna t1onal Union and the United Food and Commercial Work<'r<; said m or e than 1.000 leafl<'ts ha v e a lreadv bee n d1stnbuted to thtlti(' wo rkers who t•am an average of $4 to S4 25 an h our Fin·nwn hall It• $1 10.000 hlu.1 •· :ti ( .o ... la \1t·-.u pla ... tic· ... plnnl. Lallen. usmg an mcorrect area codr afte r Saturday will get a rt•t o rdt•d message infor ming thl'm of their error. Dailacis said. 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W~eln"'' :,tt<YtCft mttlBOrOlnQll'lt Oan "'"•n1 P••Oicted I to 2 ·n• ""' or •a1n and 10 10 ;>O mph w11'ld' 8111 lh• high l10e1 that _,,. ~"' t fKOtd l•v .. 1 ta11 ~ ,,., ,.,..,,., ""d the ato'm 11 not t n 1nt~n~ 'n coa'1al cJ•m•oe wi1U h,_ rfltdur I'd We ehou•O conttnue to h••• '"" ttorm ,.,.,1~m• coming 1n •"out ...... y two tl•Y• IO• ... htltl If) come Wsg<>'* H id I"" ~torm• letl ·~•• hit th• c.n""'' •u'I afler rf!•<htng t hA1t m•••mum 1nt.,,tu1y but lhfll 110fmt c.om1ng tn •h•t •••k ertt 1n • weA>•n.O ll•te H they •PP•OM"h thfll rt>&•f hft ••Id The 1ncom1ng •totmt will b~ t~P•C•I ••ntlllll, r1t1nt totm1 t Al l lll!f "'~" I 1tntm• w h1rti c auMtd 41\ ffllmetad $1 I m11c.nn 11tmag"' elao ma y have been • "'pnna•t>I• lo• the dee th ol • young o••y where found '" s ... O•eon fifty terly Mond•Y T emperatures At11e ny AIDuQu.,01,.. Amer1110 AahflvtlMI Allent• Aflenuc City Aull in ee111m0<• 81111ngl 81rtnl"Ql••m Bletnerclt 8olM NATION Ht lo )Q 3!> 37 28 •O t8 6, 3 I 62 ·~ 46 'e 79 •8 so n 48 34 •• !It 30 t8 )8 )I Bostn11 BtOWO\'llfh• 8ulfi!lln Burhngtnu CH !><'• Ct1•1IMlon flt. C11r111.,,ton WV Cl'la11011" NC Chttyf'!nn11 Ch1C8QO C1nonnA~ Clt1••IRnr'!' Cnlumh111~SC (...nlumh\J' Oi!11 nw, .• 11 Oa'(1nn Oftnv1u Dee ._,.o"'-'"" DetlOll Outulh fl P""o FMgn F11•ot1all ••• J6 8• '>9 13 JO .l& 19 3:1 9 6~ 48 49 28 62 H JO " 30 u 42 ]ll J'.I 7'• M l7 15 77 61 4 I JI 1'> u 74 }fl IQ 14 1fl 11 11 ~· J' ,, 6 40 1· (,real I""' Hetlfc>r(1 Ht!le<tft t•ono1u1u Houston lnd••mtpoh-. J•ck~on MS Ja<:l..aonv•llt l<anaaa Cll~ lH Vego l ttlMI AO<• I flul5Vlll8: I ubt>oc~ t..Anmoh1' ~1fl)m1 M 1wau1t.,.fl M11I• 'll P.t,11 ,.,.,h-..11111111 N•w OrlnA''' $tr4.-~ ..,,~, .. Nn•IOlk NOtfh Plltttf'i tli..111 om11 I tly 1H 1n ·~ , .. •O 10 I! .,. 10 'o I ·~ If. 66 ~ .. 17 •6 tl }'-, ... 1 ... , 40 .,. 17 •> l4 fl 1 4Q 14 71 •• ;>1 7, • ... ~ 40 ~ I (.,• ,,., ,,., ~ 14 ~q '. •!> 14 ~1 k-~~Rf REPORT Locaflof\ Huntington Pl., S11nt• "n• Riv., Jelly 40th '!I N-po<t 22t>d SI N9Wpo<t 8albol Wedoe Roc:ltptte l llQU"• S~ HOiiow, LllQVl'\e 8• OOlt 1 St L •Q•.ine 9en ci.men1• Pi.. Ttl'Q•IQ .. St SC w., .. lllmO &O a.- • ., .. I 3 ? ,t ) 3 ' 3 1 I 1 I 2 I 1 2 3 'J '"t dlrec:lton W•I ·~ POOf te11 tell good tett gooel ••If good POO< ,.,, ,.., lair good gOOnrnho l)tl11n(1n Ph1l.Jd~lfih1tt f-'tu·~r·u f 111\butQ" Pn•fi~n<l ..,.~ Port1Bnd I)" Prov•<Jf'nttrt R•l"'Q" R•p>d (.01, n .. no q,chmontl «;,.tt l ""f' <;ttn Anlnnu """'"" ';tur-v~>f"fl <;tou• J ittl' -=tt lr)\t•" ~' ••fltft ,,,mcu• 1 .1 ''ft\ Mfltt" ,,.,, .. 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Ut•eto"' 8tg S.•• HI lo 8W•op 60 47 t.elAllllA 60 4 I I 0110 8H<:h 60 19 Momovta !18 10 Mt W~eon Ill St N~I a..cn &3 411 Onterio tlO )II P114m Spring~ tlO 38 Pe.Nldlf1a ti I •3 • Rl-etdl '1 3 7 SM l«n11t<11nO U I!> 8111'1 Oal>ftel 85 $1 San JO .. 68 48 Sente Al'\A 1\3 4 & Stnle Crv1 llO )8 T 1Me V'"°'Y S7 37 40 5 5 t 22 e• 43 83 44 ee 38 44 30 93 .. 80 38 87 4 I 64 40 51 35 51 )7 .. ,. 81 37 64 ... 68 43 31 21 Tides TOOAY Second htgfl 11 21 e m 6.2 S.Cond tow 1'01 0,.,, 0 t WSDNllOAY Fl<ll hlgfl 11 U 1 m 4 1 Ftttl tow I M em 11 Second NQfl 11.24 p,.,, 4 3 '-'<! tow "" 0 ,.,, 0 • ,Ull .... IOdly ., I u • "' • ,_ WeclnMOey et I 10 111'1 Moon rl-f'odlw 114 1:11 p n,:. NII w~.., el t 31 &.lft . , ' : NATION Clean air auction trigger wide pr<)te t · By Ttae A11oclated Pre11 WASHIN(iTON Th•· Kt-ilHlm 11dmuu11trutlon'11 1hrc•11t l11 lm~ OC'OnOmll' fW'Hl.llllt>11 llHllln11t /Ill nu.any llll 2 lij l'OUlllh'fl (or clean 1tlr vtol11t1111111 111 hrl11Hlt1H prnlt"Mlll f111rn ull 11ldl'tl of thr laue In Caltforn111, wl11d1 hui. tht' rnrnu l'OUOllt'ti on the ll•t, bualneu ~aden1 warnt>d uf Joh luyoff~ und l'\.'Onomw diarupllon The EPA aa1d It wtll give all 1trt•aa 45 days lo 11ubmit any evidence showing why :Mlrwtlons should 11ot be lmp<•'<i Thl' agency will review that dew and dt'<'ldt-by May at the earUl!ilt -whcrl' to levy penalUl'tl _,,-.,...., Haltered cutler reaches Hawaii HONOLULU -A storm-battered. 40 -year-old Coast Guard cutter hnally limped Into port almoelt a week after high 9eU punched three holes in its hull about 1.100 miles from land ''Except for the duty section , everybody's on liberty," said Coast Guard spokesman Bob Baeten after the ship arnved here Monday night Defense s p e nding cuts r ej ected WASHINGTON Dt•fense Se<:retary Caspar WembergttT today rejeeted <:alls for defl.'ruR' spt:>ndang cuts and dedared that "we simply cannot reduce defl'nse s pt.-nding any further without endangering thl' ~-cur1ty o f the United St.ates." "The threat we face 1s very great," We mbt>rger told th•· Senate Armed ~rv1ces Comm1tt<"t', reciting anew his contention that the 20-year Sovie t de fense buildup means the United States must rebuild 1ts defense Remainder of Russ sate llite due WASHINGTON The Pentagon says it expects the remainder of a nuclear-powered Soviet sat.elute that burned up In the atm06phere more than a week aJ(o to come down between 11 a.m. PST Sunday and 11 p.m. PST Feb. 9 The North Amern:an Aer06paet> Defense Command said the remaining portion of the salt'lhte has fallen to w1\}lin 117.5 miles of F.arth. Nuclear weapons policy outlined ~WASHINGTON The Pentagon needs to spend $18 billt'8n on long-range nuclear weapons even though It ts unJ1kely either the United Stat.es o r the Soviet Union could actuaUy ~w;~e:n~~:e~~s :::·h:f:~.7~:::r :~~:e;::g:: Congress Mon y was aimed a t refuung cnucs who say the administration as drafted a plan to fight and wm a protracted nuclear war. STATE $1 billion ski resort planned TRUCKEE -Hopmg to succeed where Walt Disney failed, a group of California and Nevada developers is quietly planning what could be the nation's largest ski resort -a $1 btlhon complex in the Sierra Nevada When finished. the proposed Sunstream slu area, nearly tw1et> the size of Vwl. Colo .. would cat.er to 25.000 or more skiers a day Tax-hike bill snagged in Senate SACRAMENTO ~ The remains o f Gov George Deukmejian's plan to erase part of the $1.5 billion def1l'lt stalled in the Senate after R.epublJcans complamed 1t would mean an au toma ttc sales tax ll'l<.'reue. A Senate vote was 9Chedµled for Monday on the heavily amended bill But Senate leaders put 1t off . As the bill stands. the sales tax. now 6 cents per dollar mmost of California. would jump to 7 cents Apnl I a nd stay there for up to 10 months Secretary of S tate eyes Senate . LOS ANGELF.S Secretary of State March Fong Eu says she is considenng running for Sen. Alan Cranston's seat should he not !leek re-election m 1986. . f1111111 VllllJ- Bedl ess city to up bed taxes? Founi.in Vallciy'• City Councu will n1n1ldt>r M tax lnc reaaci µrupo .. 1 t o nlaht tha t won't g u neratti a 1lnar1., dime o f rc·vt<nue for tht' Unw belfli. Th1it'1 becawie the plan calla for ln<.·reiulna the cltyfa bed t.&X from ~ per<.-ent to 6 percent. Fountain Valley, It tuma out, htWl'l a alngle hotel or moufl bed to generate the tax . City Manager H oward S tephens said the transient cx.'Cupancy tax 11 part of the city'• municipal code and that the proposed Increase la a routine matter of keeplfli code proviaiona up to date He said a survey showt.'d that 6 percent la now the prevailing rate among Orange County c1t1es. No hotels or motels currently exist in Fount.am Valley. But a 40 unit condom1n1um ho tel l'Ompl~x 1s slated to open next s ummer at the l oc al L os Cabcllcros Racque t and Sports Club The bed tax would apply to these units, Stephens said The t:ouncil meets at 8 p.m in C 1ty Hall, 10200 Slater Ave lrvine--- STORM. • • From Page A1 St:hap1ro h as t.>sllmated his <wrv1ct' saves. t·ounty residents $400.000 per year by preventing u nnt.•<·essary trips to h ospatal ,•m1·rgen('y rooms Stanton cla1m<'d this life and money-saving funct10n IS easily forgotte n when administrators arC' f or(."('CI to pare budgets. Their. fi rst m nl't'm , he said, usually l!l to preserve programs that bring m rt•venue The poison center. he noted, may aave residents money but doc>Sn't generate new funds for the mt>dical l'enlcr Gonzalez and his colleagues are being fol"C"t:'d by state budget re duc.·t1 o n s to make the most St'vert' cuts sine;'(' the unjversity took ove r the me dica l center fro m the• rountv m 1976 Both Gonzalez and Stanton have expressed regre t about the possibility of 1hutt1ng down the C'('nter Stan ton said he ts w1Utng to support effort.!> to start up the c.>t•nt.cr's fund -raising foundation. In a lt-tter 'lt'nl to Gonzalez late I.ts! W(:'('k , Stant.on said he has asked the c-ounty's Emergency Medica l Services s ta ff t o rollabora«> with Shapiro to find a "positive. productive solution." • Ot•nge Oo••• DAIL v PILOT /lu.d91, '"'UllY 1,• ,. Smoking spokes Orunge Count y firefight.-r~ douse embers from an early morning firt" that t•uused on estima ted $ J J 5,000 damage to a home at l '1.5'1-2 llighcresl in lrvint-. Two cars iii lht• ~arage, whe re fire begun, werf• ruined a nd two olht>rs b a dly damaged . Occupants uwaken•·d by u tsmokt-ularm escaped. The fire's cuust> iii still undetermined. Ounce of pre ve ntion Fountain \'alley police Explorer cout Ron Eccles collect fo rms during a rt>(·~nl bicycle registration session a t Cox 'choo l. More lha n 80 s tudt·nts purchased $I cit y bicycle licenses and regi tered their two-wheelers with the school. Registra tion <helps police return losl or stole n bicydes when recove red. Cranston. 68, 1s expected to announce this week that he ts running for president an 1984, and he may decide many Cast" not to run for re-election if his bid for chief executive 1s Wlll..MX'eSSf ul Changes Ill county bus routes announced Honest man r e turns $50,000 gems SAN DIEGO An unemployed man with a pregnant wife found riches when he moved to San Diego -$50.000 worth of jewelry -but returned the gems to the grateful owner "It looked hke they really had some value. so we called police right away," said Gerald O'Connell. 34. He found the gems last Tuesday m a canvas tote bag in the nuddle of the road while dnvmg to the st.ore WORLD Expanded Japanese defense urged TOKYO -Japan should do more than 1t has been to take responsibility for defending its own sea lanes and air space. U.S Secretary o f State George P Shulu said today. The United St.ates has urged Japan to gain the capability to defend its sea lanes up to 1.000 nautical miles from its shores. freeing U S forces in the area to defend a wider range of Aa1an wateni against what Washington says 1ll a growing Soviet threat. 17 more killed in Lebanon battle BEIRUT. Lebanon -Christian and Drus.e militiamen ,exchanged artiJlery barrages and grenade-throwing assault.son each other'• hilltop positions today, k1lhng 17 people and wounding 34. police said Numt.•rous changes m Orange County Trans it District bus service. including the total or pa rtial el 1m1nat1on of some rout.t.-s, will take effe<:t starttng Sundav OCTD o ff 1c1als voted t o implement the changes in several separate actions over the past few m o nths They said the changes, m a ught money period for the county-run operation. w ould cut service to little-used r out es. impro ve ser vice to popular r o utes and inc rease rt>vC'nues ,.,. The 15 route changes with the most impact on the Orange Coast 111d udl• Rnutl' l, whic h o perates along Pac ific Coast Highway b~tween Long Beac h a nd San Clc>me nte, will have selected weekend t rips extended into Long Beac.·h Route 45 bC'tween Orange and Newport Beach via Fairview Avenue will provide additional trips Service on Bayside Drive will be rerouted to Pacific Coast .:We're What do you like about the Dally Pilot! What don't you Ille! ~ Listening ••• . 842•8086 .. 9 -~ Call the number at l~f\ and your messa.,e will be recorded, tra.Mcrlbed and delivered to the appropriate editor. TM same 24-hour answerin1 aervlce may be Uffd to record let· ten to the editor on any topic Mailbox C<lftlributon muat Include their name and telephone number for verification No clrc:ulatlon ca 111. please . Tell us what's on your mind ORAHOE COAST Diiiy Pilat CC S G =•'"'!: I z "4tltn KN ..... ._ .. _. ___ , ....... ........... a.... ..... Oo\. 11111111.--..... 0... ...... Oo\. _ ·~.==~i: ............. , .. ~ ..... ... ..-.............. VOL 19, NO.• _ ... _____ _._.._ .. _.-...-, ______ , ___ _ High way dunng Wl'<'kday µt·ak hours Roule 6~ f rom TusL1n t o Balboa. via Culvt'f Drive· and Pacific Coast Highway. will havl' service' reahgnt>d o nto Jrv1m•'s Yalt' Avenu<' in an att<'mpt to prov1dl· 1mprovl'<l serv1c.-c Additional Saturday tnµ!'. w all be provided o n Route fl6 bcLween Tustin and Weslm1nster , a rout<' whll'h also services the Hunungton C.\•ntN Mall One of the Ml'VIOM frequently requeetld In oar 1t0<• t1 jewelry appr1l11I. Meny with to hev• their velueble l•welry piece• ln1ured 1galn1t IOH. theft or damllQe The other mator reuon for reque•tlng an 1ppr1l••I 11 11tate Mltler'Mnt. TMll ere two v.ry different procedurM. end the value pleold on en Item wtll vary fOf Md\. Thlle apprelMll ere 111ued lor e 11clu•lve purpo"' end cannot be uMd lnterch~bly. An appr11111 for tn•urence put·poMt II utuaUy performed I I the time of .... and the l)Ufl>OM 11 to u t abll•h th• co•t of reptecement or rw•tlon of the enlcle An AWllNI fOf .. tate P'lfPQMI wilt differ ~ It It an ....-.ment of the prloe an Item wlll bring from a w~I~ buyer and ..... wtthoUt • f Mil SlnOI thll ~of IPt)r ..... doet not l!"YOIW ~t of the artlcte, the II HPMd value It u1ually lower than th•t f or lnturano. ~ value. Huut1· 70 h(•\Wl'l'n Sant.1 An ::idd1twnal weekend trips Hou Le· I ·Hi. bet ween Santa Ana .md C'ost.<t Mc-sa v1a Flower StrC'<'l. "'ill bt.· rC'ahgned LO allow mort• din~:t SC'rvlC\' lO tht' South c~st Plaui orPa Other route• m od1f11·atwns indudc• Mery~· ~1f1~5)tm0l~1t Hou lt• :.! l bt•t ween Buena Park and Huntington Ek-ach will p r o v 1 d <' J u s t o n e m o r n 1 n g n11rt hboun d Lr1p a nd one aft<-rnoon "nut hbo und trip. wee kd ays univ . betwet.·n Ch;,ipma n · Avenu(: and Cn'Sl>t•nt Avenue Route 25 tx•tw<'l'n Fullerton : and Hunting ton Beach will t•hminat.c the Hunt.mgton &·ach library stop Ro ute 5:J bctw('('n Orange and Balboa will be rl·aligned (Stt CHANGES, Pa e A4 ) e111mated rep1e .... w111v11l """' .. ' •• of the eppralMI date We provide the cu1tomet with the OflOlnlll end OM copy of the epprelul 16Qned by one of the tht'M Certlffed Gemologl1t1 on OUf 1taff. Donna Blactcrnen, Rtctc McEtvalne Ind I h•v• Ill Ml'ned that utle end Teny Crowe whO II th• nelllfeat member In out 1ppre11al depertment hll receiv ed he r Graduate Gemoto011t diploma from the ~ IMtltute of Amwlca and I• wortclng t oward htr otrtlfatlon too Wt tceep a MCOnd copy of the appralul In our flle. Th• ~torMf leg~ a full Mt Of cotor r>Mtott.,.,. Of the ltema ~ In the ~ ....... There le I ,._ CflerOld for IN• .,,,.-S'I rt MNtoe Ind It ta bued on the atnOUnt Of time required for the wottc . A Mw lntutant» rtpl~t ~~be~ eYefy twO °' ""-yMr9 M'Oll the OOttl Of .nM...i Ind lllbcW A VMll·detallld appralaal wtll lnolude • oomc>i.i• dllerlptlon of th• t•w•lry lt•m and th• gemltOMI uMd: the queflty Of c11Ulng, oolor and clerlty of dl1mond1 with evaluation 1y1tem1 1xplaln1d; epeolal Identifying otwaottrttttol of the ltonaa end mounting; OOMmlnt• on the wottc!Mnlfllp end type of tebrlullon: and rinelly "'' _....CltARLES H. BARR =han • It la al•o • good t9"9ve~~ end thofougniy °'**ed. Wt Wlk>ome )'our reQueltl for thla apprel•al Mrvlo• tn our Am1rlo1n Clem loolety ..... ., Gem l.abotatoty." you ha"9 Q~Oon• ,...-llf'O 011r 1ppr1IMI M<Vloe P ... M come In or ttllpMtie 1424310 for ltnY ectdlttontl lnfONNtJof\ ~rney~ awJ'~ ...• .-... L .. IP .... , 17th A Irvine, W"tclff Plcno, Newpee:t a..ch 6424110 Any s port between storms Ne.ither rain, nor high tides nor c hilling temperatures can keep Dave Eisenberg o f Coro.na del Mar from hiA a p pointed rou nds of windsurf ing. • CHANGES I N COUN TY TRANSIT DISTRICT ROUTES. From Page A3 • • along B.ristol Street -Route 57 between Santa Ana and Laguna Hills will be realigned along Bristol S treet. -Route 78 between Laguna Hills and Costa Mesa via lrvtnl' Cente r Driv e will o ff e r restructured direct east/west service on selected trips into Long Beach. This will replace service now provided by express rout.es 203A, 203C and 205. weekday trips added, and service stopped south of th e Laguna Halls Park a nd Ride lot and north of Main and La Vet.a in Orange. 60 cents alJ ·other times. Express fares, currently $1.50, will rise to $2 March 1. -Route 62 between Santa Ana and Westminster, with stops in Huntington Beach, will run less frequently. Midday service on weekdays will be extended to Sant.a Ana College. and all trips will be ex~ndeq to Huntington Center and Golden West College. • Other express route changes include. -R ou t e 206 between Newport Center and Mission Viejo and Roule 208 between Cost.a Mesa and Anaheim will be discontinued. Locat bus fares are 75 cents each way during rush hours (6-9 a.m. anc;i 3-6 p.m. weekdays) and OCTD General Manage r James Reichert said the changes a r e part of an o ngoin g monitor ing of OGTD..routea .. Route changes take effect in February, June and September to respond to new travel needs and re flect seaaonal changes In travel patterns, he ~d .. -Route 202 between San Clemente and Orange will have Starry nights a t OCC Two p lanetarium s h ows are scheduled during spring semester at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. "Relativity and Cosmology" is slated Feb. 25 and March 4, 11 . and 18. "Dreams of Yesterday" is planned for April 15, 22. 29 and May 6, 13 and 20. Programs are 7 and 8:30 p.m. each of those dates • Tickets are $1.50 adults, $1 for children under 12. More information is available by telephoning 556-5880. • • • • • • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • .. . . . . . . . .. . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • KOCM Stereo 103.1 sSroucHy pre1enta • . . Arner:lcan Herlgge Month o.1y during the month of Fet>Nwy tune to FM at ereo 10 3.1 at 8 a.m . a nd 5 p .m. Heer N"'PQrt·M... Elemen"ry 1tudent1 t .. I what Amence ~ to them. Preaented In the publ6c lnt...C by KOCM Stereo 103.1. ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC 1bearn • money market futerest · check \Vi.th Now you know why your neighbor . banbat (l] HUNTINGTON SAVINGS ~~ON •· ~. ·i~\~" I h •. ~~ ·r . \ .. Super N wChe ~ oney market interest on every single dollar, ~s long as your average balance stays at $2,500 or more.• FulTy insured. Unlimited check writing. Checking Supreme Funds over$2,000 (backed by Government securities) earn high money market interest. Funds up to $2,000 [fully insured) earn 51/,o/o interest. Unlimited check writing. Huntington Investment Fund Maintain an average balance of $2,500 or more, and every dollar eams money market interest.• Fully insured. Limited to six withdrawals each month. Full checkinsz, full savings, full service Whatever kind oT checking or savings account you want, whatever type of pc?rsonal or business flnancial service you need, just stop by and tee one of our savings counselors. #1161 Wat'Mf' Aveni.WI, Comer of Colden' Wttt ln Huntington hem Arhiy Ai.-Base reunion slated • Reeervatlona are beln1 accepted by the Cott.a Miit Hlltortcal Sodet)( 1Qr th elP,lh annual Sant.a Ana Anny AU BMe nun.ion March 6 •l Orange Cout c.olJep ln C.O.ta ..... RaervaUon for the 12:30 p.m. luncheon ln thft COU... cafeteria la $10 per peraon. RetlervatJon "-dl1ne " feb. a. Thete la no charae tor thOle wlahlnc to attend only \he 1:30 C Speech by Co[ WU11am 0 . Campbell, who WM a supply of at the air hue. ....-=--- All earUetitory publlahed the wrona date. Ttw.e wilhArc to attend the luncheon ahould mail a check to the Coeta M..a HiltorlcaJ Society, P.O. Box 1764, Colta Meea. CA. 92628. ror more lnfonnallon call 631-6918 or ~8-4442. • Saddleback Collese'• Women'• Cent.er and Adult Opportunity Cent.er la offering a ~rift of apeak.en thil 1prtnc at the Mmion Viejo (:ampul- Toplca lnclude 1trea management{ rape awarellftl, time mana1emenl, 1exual haraa1ment on the job and finandal plannlng. ' For Information about the aeries, call 831-4611. w1 • The Orange C.OU1. Chapter of the Leque of Women Vot.en will meet feb~ll ~ to~· .... ---.. In Orange County. . · The tneetlng begins at 9:30 a .m . at Glendale Federal Savino and Loan, 24221 Calle de Luiaa, In Laguna Hilla. For more fnfonnatioh. call 645· 7120. • An Olcl Acquaintance Tea will be h eld Feb. 13 In Huntington Beach. ~ The event, hosted each year by the Huntington Beach Hiatorlcal, Society, i.8 open to the public. Eepecially Invited are longtime resldenta of Huntington Beach. The aff~ will be held from 1-3:30 p .m . in the Progremive Savings buili:ting in the Newland Cent.er at Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue. · . •Orange Coast College's ski team will be 1howing Warren Miller's film "Snow Wonder" at 7 p.m. Feb. 16 in the Colt.a Mesa campus auditorium. • Tickets are $5 at the door and proceeda go to benefit the achool'a ski team. ' Comi ng~-;,~ Wednesday, Febr\Jary 9, 1983 COUPLES Who are the romantics along the Orange Coast? How are Changing trendt and lifestyles altering the way they look at love, marriage and family? These are but a few e>eamples of the engaging questions an!!_wered In February's Current magazine. Current will be packed with articles on such timely topics as two-paycheck lifestyles. marriage contracts and the problems and pleasures facing elderly couples. Plus. special features like a Valentine's Day gift guide and pull-out bridal section. rrent . Dally~ from the humdrum with ~=Sandwich, ptoale or Prench Dip 1 ' .. Truck stl-ike ·mayhem so~rs By 1'• A11oclated Pre11 Viol ncr t«alalt-cl uwrntaht In n " a t l o n w l d t' • t r 1 k o b y 4ndependent trucken wMn onc- man WH kille d and anothor wounded by &nlpers In unrelalt.'d 1hootjn1C9 a.a they wht>Cled their rl tl a t h rough t ht' darknf'1111 , aulhoriUee aald. ~ third driver WWI In critical COl\d ltlon after being wounded by a anlper , and a teen.ager • •Ufft't'lod M rrtw'tUrNJ MUii When a hrlck bount·•d of f a trltl·tor trallf'r •nto htir family'• t•1tr, •• vlolonc<' and 1;1ct• uf uboUlg<' In 10 •Ullt'll markcod th .. Clrtt d•y uf th<' prott'tlt agaln1t hlMh •r fut'I lluu .. 't und UJK•r foe.NI But lht• Initial flUCC'HI of tht1 11trlke appt•ared limited Monduy. Otflclat. In many atates rcporl4..--d near.normal truck traffk. aome drivers exptelled more fear of mlllUn\ •U11fN'I than nny d• ... lr.- to •top work th~m•••lw·•. und 1hlppM1 roportt•d no mujor problema moving lhl'lr aiood (i •orait• ~·nmklln (.'11pp11. aa . w ahot and klllf><I hy a 111nu1t· rltlt' •hot about l l :30 pm Monday ju1t out111dt• N wton Cruv , N.C .. WI ht• wu11 dr&vlnfC 11 lr~ck a long U .S 701. ; Bv PAT HOROWITZ ........... Dei!IL .... .. '!I Or•n0t Qo••• DAILY PILOT /lUMd1y, f'tbt"lfY '· 1"3 . . contr.actors urged . .. Oftlcera 11ld bullets fcom u hlah·powercd rllle 1truck two other trucka on U.S. 701 about nine mllet away. knockln111 out \ha Wip.dablald on.. one. v~(:hi._ Their drivers were not hurt. DEAR READER& Altbou1b &be 1tate baa 1et .. e1pe rleac e and flaan c lal req1lrtmHt1 &bat aa appllc aat for a coatractor'• llce11e muat meet, many appUcHt1 bave attempted to r e&· arouJL tllem, a ccordlJJI to Jolaa F. Malney, r......,., .,~ Coatr,ctora' Sta&e. Llceue Board. clotll loulll• Hit fer l."rt1&ma1. U la __. OU& 0 1fl __lJUCtal eoUta ... H ,.retat polr e1ter. nere'1 ao me•Uoa of eMmleal•. I do know tllle brU&I, b•t cu'& recall WMre I boadlt It. Whll my •lf• t1rae4 oa tllle 1 .. ve yeaferday. flame• allot •P Mr arm, wnt over tbe cbes& area alld dowa tbe otlller arm of dall tilt. For&uu&ely, tbo waa able a. ,., oea Ille flamet before uy real laarm came ...... -•..-.-: Wbea I 1ot llome, we patted U1e material over tlae flame apla ud. It appeara daat Ibo material Uaelf aeem1 to bave some cbemlcal on It tbat a ctully promotet bara1a1. WHre John Randolph looks out the broken windshield of his deliver y truck in Cleveland, one of a dozen vandalized in truckers' strike. ·· BEDWEllER LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED 'TM .......... 10'l-,;..e~n""Mll ....... flf .. ...., .......................................... ... ......... ...., ...... ---. .. ___ , .... ,,.,. d'111 111r• ,,__ ._. i.t • ........ "" .. ,........_ -................. not _... ., ..... ~ ., ..... _ ... .-M.._,. .. _ .... ~ ...... ... -""91'We Al ..... ..w How To lM If". e ,__...,two ..... ~ ............ .. ·---=!~~!!!1~ !~-~.!'!': ___ ~ ... ._ ~AC*'te INTIMATIONAl, LTO. 1 SM llrcfl ...,_ I Nell-. WI 14417 1 ,AM NTI" f'AMI -----------: I AOOflEU ------------: ii : CITY STATE l"--: : "40Nl AO( __ : I • 'eclfle •-iONll. u o 1tr1 a... C"tiM • • IOI I ... I ;ii t . ~' . \" f . I • I ''· • 4 • • '· .... ,, Educ•tors who "care" for Children • Homes · Pet6 • Elderly call for bterature · licerued. bonded. insured ERVING ALL OF ORANGE COU 'TY (714) 752-6228 "SUPER SPECIAL" . 10% OFF ALL ASSIGNMENTS ' • OITER EXPIRES 311183 . ~ REAL EST A TE INVESTMENT 25o/o - 1 Year $10,000 MINIMUM. LIMITED OFFER Comm. & Reaid. So. Owner development Ca. Prop. 1 year term w/otf. lies. Broker Rep. Escrow mnthly. Lise. Escrow payments Trust Deed Private Investors Protection SUBJECT TO PREVAILING REGULATIONS 771-2080 VILLA PARK PROPERTY INC • .. E. Ket ... #m, Orenge '2117 WHY WEIGHT Start 1111 l1w Y11r out-; filht, with our .••ilht 1011 ... ,.,,I • Our patients have lost 20 to 150 pounds using the protein spating modified fast, the e,siest, safest and quickest way to lose weight -proven on thousands of patients over a 10 year period. • . Cll Us For A Free Consdtation . IAllC HIAL TH CAii 1617W ........ , ... 20S ... 1:: .... Clllf. . { ,., 141-1111 -· . ~· ~ - I I • ! A tank truck drivt!r rt'Ceived minor cull about 4 a.m. toda)' · wM n a ahlper's bullet shattered atua and metal jUlt behind his head while he waa driving his rig near Baltimore, poUt"e aald. Jame s ·Edwards, 6 2, o f Roeeboro, N.C .• was trealt'd for mino r Injuri es at S o uth Baltimore General Hospital and re leased, said Pat Gainey, a Baltimore Harbor TunneJ police officer. • "That guy wa lucky.,'' ~Ki-~ Baltimore Police Sgt. Joseph Darchlcourt. "He just got grazed. T h at's when you kn o w aomeone's o n your side." A hospital nursing supervisor. said 1l w·as -unclear if Edwards' · wounds were from the bullet or the glass. In Utah, truck driver .Howard N. Adams, 45, o f Riverside, Cam .. was listed in critical but stable condition today after he was shot in th e chest as he unloaded his rig in Brigham City .. Au thor ities said they w er e uncertain if the shooting was strike-related.·· : A a&udy done 1 year a10 1bowed 18 percent of &be appllca&lonl laveat111ted by Uae board were deUbera&ely falalfled. Slace tba& report, applicati o n lavesC11a&loa1 bave beta &acreaaed, aad tbe "-:'· _board 11 bel11 to.1ber on applicant• wbo · aubmlt falae Information or can'& prove experience clalma. More tban 500 llcenaea bave bee• dealed In tbe paa& year. Some cast• , bave beea turned over to local dlltrlct attorney1 for crlmlnal proaecutlon, and a number of preaently llcen1ed contractors bave bad clvll penaltlea levied a1atnat rbem by tbe_boarcl for 1110.1.D.& certlrtcatlon1 to appllcuta' falae excrtea~ clalml . . Malo.ey adds t at altliou1b tbe atate will do everytbla& It can to en1ure contractor llcen1ee1 are properly qaallfled, a license ls not a 1uarantee that a liomeowner'• job wlll be 1at[afactorlly completed. . In addition to contactla1 the Contractor's State Llceate Board to ask lf a contractor la llceaaed, bome ownera 1bould r equire referencea from any contractor tbey might blre; cbeck them out tboroucbly, and lnapect 1ome of lb~ contractor'• prevlo~• work. · Terry cloth flamn1able DEAR PAT: I bougbt m)' wife a· terrv CH I report d1l1? . R.S., Coata Meta ' A YS contacted the Coruum~r t>roduct S.fety Commlulon. There It no recall or defect ~lert al this time lnvolving the producta of the company you named. CPSC would like you to make a peraonal report_about thi• product. so an Investigation can take place. Phone the toll fr~ number: (800) Jl38-2772. Y o u alao may want to conuct t h e manufactur~r. The address can be obtained at most libraries bf checking the "Standard and Poor's" annua directory or the "Thomas Register of Americnn Manufacturers." • (;CJI <1 µmbl<'m ·• Tlw1l writ<' IO 91 Put Jlumw111 J>111 will i·ut red rape,· - JWll111J.: tilt' WISW<'rs lllld U('t/On you II <• 1 • stwns tu Put Jlor11w11z, At Yow 5£•rvtn!. Orungl' Cc1£1~t D,11/v P1/ut. 1'0 Box 156U, Cosw M esa. CA 9:.!ti:!tf ... Warning: The Surgeon Genera l Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . SOFT PACK lOO's FIL HR MENTHOL 2 mg. "tar"' 0.2 mg. n1cottne av. per ccga1ette by FTC method Con1iet.1ove t.111t-.e1s reflilll IMlior (to(' Orr 81 FTC~ Of FTC mettivd ' . 4Ing c 4-_"'4/h~ w TDUE . "-;} •• I .1; • • ·: • 111 . c:::>.: t , •• MERIT Ultra Lights lOQ's F.INE TCSACCOS • 20 Ct.ASS A AL TfA 06-'RETTES 0 P .. ILIP MORAIS INC . RICHl\o40M>, VA ll2tl MADE IN U $A. • Ca~br~e ULTRA LOW TAR 100'~ FINE TOBACCOS '°CLASS A r-11. Tffll CtGAAGTTtli 0 PHCUP MOAAl5 ING. 9'~4MC)HO V-' ~I MAClf: ~ V S..A I ' ... • NOW· .... ____________ _ ' I DAllV PtLOTITUMd•~. ,tbturt 1, 1H3 Past time to control· • • • s o aring state pensions The 1tate Supreme Coun hu ruled that ll is u.nconalltutional to •n1ct reforms upon penslona -Which already have been vested, '-.o_-nrere' not 'much ·to be done about part of the rather ludicroua attuation we find in the state penaion system. • For exampJe, we had fonner Gpv. Pat Brown collecting a Eon of $56,880 while his son, Jerry, was being paid a of $49,100. And U.S . Sen. Alan Cranaton, who aerved eight yean u state controller, getting a 8$2,500 state pension for that service, in addition to his $60,660 federal salary. Or, even more nml8.rkable. a pension of $52,910 being drawn by a former state treasurer whoee salary during his eight· years in office w~s only about one-third of that amount. These interesting situations were created by 1954 legislation that set up a "super escalator" pension plan, ties! to increases in the cost of livirtg and now amounting to a 250 percent pension bonus. A constitutional amendment passed in 1966 allowed state legialators to raise their own pay ~d that of state constitutional officeholders, up to 5 percent ~r year, but at the same time wiped out the super escalator clause for thoee who had not joined the state pension plan at that time. But we still have a situation where some 80 retiring legislators eventually co~d be eligible for pensions in the $90,000 range, though the preaont le1l1latlve ulary 11 ,2,110. Laat year an attempt w11 made ta prohibit th• payment of pen1Jon1 t1'1l ould"' e>eceM the aalanee of state employeee at the time they were employed. lt didn't make it out of committee. But ri1in1 public concern about theee 1oaJi.ni penaion OOlta, only part of which ii c0vered by payments into the pf'Oll'am made by the future retireel durlni their wnn of office, 18 likely to brina about a new effort to put a total lid on the remnants of the aupe. eacalator clau.e. h i_I" pa'\ently· absurd for a • retiree to draw more money, in the form of a pension, than his or her salary dUri.ng the period of aervice. And it is equally unfair for government retirees to be receiving automatic pensioo increases far out of line with private enterprise retirement systems. Indeed it would be only reasonable for a penon who holds a variety of government positions in a lifetime to be ·required to accept only a single. pension, balancing the varying amounts due, ~t the time of retirement, instead of collecting them separately along the way. Newport Beach As - semblywoman Marian Ber'teaon is considering introducing new legislatio~ designed to take ~ of the gravy out of the state pen.siQJ'l train. It can't happen too soon. Oil export ban cos tly I When Congress decide<$ in Access to aome of the Alaska 1~4. and confirmed in 1979 that oil would enable Japan to reduce all oil pro.duced in northern its costly imports from Mexico and A1aaka mU1t be sold in the United Venezuela and at' the same time States, it appeared to be a logical enable the United States to pi~e of protection against our purchaae part of Japan's share of over-dependence upon foreign oil. this crude at a tranaportation COit But there's an element in the of only about $1 a barrel to the picture that Congresa at that time' Gulf Coast refineries. might not have fore9een. On the surface the oil swap T<><i;aY 1.6 million barrels of would af pear t~ be highly crude 011 from the North Slope benef icia f inatlcially to both amve in the port of Valdez every Japan and the U.S . and would day to be loaded on tankers and have the incidental benefit of transporte<! to U.S. ports. About helping to balance the lopsided 900,000 baneJs are taken to .West trade balance between the two Coast refineries at a cost of $1.25 a countries. barrel. The rest goes on to Gulf There are, of course, some Coast ports at.a cost of up to $5.50 flaws. notably the strong a barrel. • . . opposition of the maritime unlon8 The transportation cost 1s which would stand to lose the high because, under federal law, profit now made in hauling oil all aJl shipments ~tween American the way from Alaska to the Gulf ports must be made in ports. And of course the oil ~erican-flag ships, with their companie; which r:ow are h i g h 1 y p a i d c r e w s ( b Y prohibited from selling Alaskan international standards). production to forei~ countries, But Japan would Uke very have made a substantial much to buy some of its oil from investment in tankers to bring it to the United Stat.es and, given the the aouthem states. aho~r distance from Alaska and However, the advantages of the fact that the oil could be the oil exchange are impreaive. transported in foreign r~gistry Perhaps it is time for Congrem to ~~ls. the cost of moving oil from re-think the export prohibition, at Valdez to Japan would be only least for IOme small part of the about 50 cents a barrel. • Alaska production. . -Qptnlon• expre ... d In the apace above ar• those of the Dady Pltot. Other -vi.w.. upreaaed on thlt page are thOM of their authors and artists. Reeder comment Is lmttted. Addr ... The Oalty Piiot, P.O. Box 15eo, Cotta Mesa. CA 92829. Phone (714) 642-4321. . t.M. Boyd/ Guillotine Q . When wu the la•t lime ~yin France was executed by ~e ,wnottne? A. Not all that long ago -1977. nance outlawed capital punishment th 1981. J 'n>e inllk production of dairy cows f•ll• oft tharply juat before an ee.rthquake. How do thoee cows know, JtAr? 11 Q. Why i• that Soviet airplane ~aMIG? A. ~from the namH of lta dimgnen, Mikoyan and Gurevich. In Virginia. it'• againat the law to telephone eomebody and remain .Ueot when the called' party a.rwwen. I 1Q . How can the Swim Guard be apect.ed to procect V•Ucan Cty wben u,.ey•re not permitted to CMTY amw? A. ~ve aot a ache of carblnea Ill their baument armory. And they lo a lat of tatpt-ranp work. ORANGE COAST DaHyPilit - otduine UADl~ClS IUIVW huw LO keep the bottom of the aklllet from ptt.l.ng black. Cover it with •having soap before putting It over the flametl. Q. All right, Lou.le, you tell .me I can't make a raft of rocks that will floet me down a river and ru tell you I can ... " A. Why not? Pumice floeta: The coat of the packqe that the beer comes in la more than 500 times the oost of the tncredJenta in the *r half. Q. What's the best way to keep a dos off the furniture? A. Never let it tel up there in the flnt p1-:e. Phyaidana f amillar with typhoid ~ ~ klentJfy the ~ by lta odor -much like that of f reahly baked breed. Half of all U.S. colle1• atudenw own 10-speed bllcel. In Kenya now. the averap woman bean 8.1 children. I • Israel aid cutoff ·drafted WASHINGTON -Punctuated by Iarael'a •udactoua effort on Jan. 20 to ram a jeep through a U.S. checkpoint in Beirut, President Reagan la at the point of a fateful step in U.S.-laraell relationa: cutting off American military ald to force Prime Minister Menachem Begin to remove hia troopa from Lebanon. . The re.earch has been done at the National Security c.oundl and State and Defenae Departmenta., the proper papeN have been drafted for the president'• algnature and Reagan's own mood flta the occasion. Yet, •uch I• Reagan'• inclination agaiNt confrontation that not even h1a cloeest adviaers can be swe he will actually Invoke the embargo. TO DO SO at the low point of power and prestige in the 1:teaga.n presidency could Invite congressional retaliation. on:hestrated by Iarael It is allo tied to the difficult chore of getting Syria'• agreement on withdrawal of ita troopa. Finally, Begin'• efforts to tie the Lebanese situation to East-West tensions -obliging Washington to help ita Iaraeli ally -complicates the probfem. Nevertheleas, consequences for inaction are severe.. Permitting lsraeU forces to remain in Lebanon will doom h•gan'• Mideast program. the one widely applauded foreign initiative of hia ad.ministration. Furthermore. advisers point to Reap.n's overlooked declaration a month ago that brael cannot be permitted to maint•ln an army of occupation in Lebanon. Since ·Ulen. Reagan and hi.a MideHt speciali•ts have belpleaaly watched Begin stoneWalling U.S. envoy Philip Habib'• effort• at troop withdrawal. That aaaeument waa gravely emph.uiz.ed in the Marines' checkpoint incident. The next afternoon Reagan wu briefed on what nearly became a thootlng incident when braelia in a jeep tried to bully U.S. Mari.net into opening a checkpoint. "We think that waa no h .r:; 1-,.-.-./-.-0-ll-~ aocident," one highly-placed official told ua. "It looked like a deliberate pattern ol conduct to teat American will and determination." The test now i• whettier Ronald Reagan will adopt tactics Wied by Jimmy Carter nearly five years.ago after Israel's flrat Invasion of Lebanon. In 1978, President Carter informed Begi.o in a . hand-written note that U.S. law left no other recourse than to &Rd arm• shipme nts unless Israel withdrew U.S .-supplled "offensive" arm.a from Lebanon. Begin complied at once. But thia time Israel might fight back, mobilizing lt.a influence in Congreu against a weakened president. Reqan'a advt.era bell~ he bu steeled himeelf for the test ahead. ONE SJGNAL of this determination that did not get sufficient attention was hi s Dec. 16 interview -with the Washington Poat. Lebanon muat be ".averelgn over ita own territory," said the presidmt, and for Israel or Syria to "delay in getting out now places them in the poait.lon of oocup}'il:la forcM." Th.at surprised ifeagan aides.· Deecrlbing Israeli troopa .. ''OCC\ip)'i"a force•" was the pre•ldent'a own formulation. It wu evidence that, in the president'• own mind, larael no longer, if ever, could describe it.a invasion H . ~ "defensive." .• ~ Over the lut month, Reagan hu N sweated to make Begin understand that U.S. Interest.a in Lebanon cannot be •ubeervient to Israel'•. He..aent Becln a teeret letter two weeka ago ~ he would not be welcome in Waah.inltoo until I.aneU troopa Wen! on the~ out of Lebanon. 1natead of oomplytna. Betdn retaliated by leak.Ina the Jett.er to mike _ the American president look like the vUlaln in the affair. In addition, Begin la using new Soviet anti~aircraft rniasi.le9, tJOOD to be deployed in Syria along the Lebaneee fronUer, u another excu•e to go •low on whhdrawal. "lsrael I• trying to turn Lebanon into an Eut-West conflict," aaya a Reagan adviser, "and the Jonaer Israel ataya, the harder lt la to limit a Soviet buildup in Syria. Reagan now reuona he has nowhere . to tum but to the dltoff of American arma. If 'the Iaraeli occupation continues, the early-March deadline aet for brinatna Jordan'• Kine Humein into the crucfal West Bank peece talb wW come and go. An expression of the kins'• regret., prec:Uctable uni.. i.r.ei moYf!8 out of Lebanon. would mean collas-e of the admlniat.ntion'• moat imaginative foreign policy effort. That ia why the pnsident ia ready to buck the political luries and sign the anns embargo papers drafted for him. . Conf irmalion prOcess needs reform : If ever the time was ripe to make senate conllrmationa of gubernatorial appolnunenta the meaningful proceta that It •hould be. the moment in history la now. Up to thit point the confirmation proceu aa practiced by the aenate la largely a "good old boy" operation wherein the relationship between .the le'Daton and the governor has more to do with approval t)lan quallflcaliona or ability. Occasionally an appailltee ii ., obnoxious to U-. .mat.on that they wW balk at confinnation but usually thia la purely a political dedlion rather thin one bued on the merits of the candldate. OP COURSE senate confirmaUO.. wW always contain the element ot politics since the proceas itllelf ta a poUtbl one. But confl.nnation need not and ahould not be based solely on polltlca. Quallficaliona for the job and ability should be given at leMt equal weight. ~n. aa lt pre.enuy operates, not even the objections of the .en.at.on for sheer Publisher's Notebook political reuona will bar the aPPointee from taking office. For. unfike the federal gove rnment where th~ Pre•ident'• appointee• must be con!inned by the senate before taking offioe, in Callfomla the appointees take office flnt and •wear confinnaUon after the fact. •111111 -Thw W. named by • govemoc can aerve up to a year ln office with full authority even though they are penonally object.lona~~ to a ~jority of the senators. ) With the Democrats holding a majority of the aMta in both legialative houaea and a Republican aervlng u A new e ra for the· Pilot The 0.Uy Pilot ~gins a new en today when it join• lngenoll Publlcatlona Company. lncel"IOll la a growing IJ'OUP of more than 40 new•papert In the United Statet. The ln,enoll Group hu a p-eat deal of experience In oper•Una communl\v • nt wapapera and la 1ccu11omed to com~ttn1 beside 1l1nt metropolitan newapapera, whoae rolea are far dtffennt from thole of IQcal new1p1pen. 'J'hja MW a.octaUon la a ll(ll(Uve alp for Oran1• Coaat Publlahl!!_rCompany, publlaher of ttw Dally Piiot and the Mirror publkwt&ona. wt.mt will thla tran.luon mean to ~. the~ , I lhlnk you will find lhet our MWI operatJona WOl ..... rate mGN l~al liOliea for all cornmunltMI we .-w. Ow ~ Will ... -....,_ ...... bUllnilil. more lldltty 'Md more .,.. roota reporung. We have begun tha\ proc.'e91 and will contin~ to improve. The internal operatlon• of the Pilot, which enable u• to serve you, wlll continue lQ become more efficient. We welcome Ctiasy Dowallby who joina our ataff aa Editor, Wed~y. She c:omes to the Pilot from the Copt.ra eo.ta Independent in .Richmond, Callf. She " an expertenced community newapeper edJtor who hu alto eerved aa editQr of the KJnaaton. New York Daily Freeman. ln addJtJon to her lttOnC newspperina bleqround, Chazy brinp enihualalm and • llince,. dellre to ~ our re9de.n. and communtu. . Jane Amui, hecutlw r.dttor of the 0.lly Ptlot, w,ho Joined our at.aft tut AUC\Mt. and who hM eerved w ably, Ml chOMn to remeln with Tlmee Mlrror ~peny. We rwPld Jane'• pl\)f-~ n,w.p.DM'ln8 *1.111 and '*"" and wtah ,Mt' w•ll. - ln awnmary, l think \hat the Pilot's Jolnln1 tht ln1enoll Publlcatlon1 tompeny wUJ W aood for ltl ....-.. ltl ec:twra.n. for w ........, a..at, ilMI for the competitive new1pa~rln1 enYINNMnl alal_\I the ONftlt co.ilC, We look ,....,.. IO ....... '°"' 4W' readen and 1dverU1Hf,_ Jrlta. a eonUnmUJ ~Dia, PUDt. governor the time la opportune to change : . • thia and brina the proce9I in line ~th the federal method. . •• It could not be perceived u a blow Jo the newly elected George Deu.kmejian for hi• key appolnteea have already taken office. It would however let the rules for future ROVernon and hued .upon their experience with Jerry Brown appointees who were ultimately rejected, the senators •hould have reel.bed by now that they mw the a.rt before the hone. Sen. H.L . Rlchard•on, who i• rounding out 18 years in the •nate, firmly believes the confinnation ixocea ahould ext.end to appolntive posiUona when they are renamed after a governor hu won a second term 'in office. '"llw govern« hu had to go before the people to wtn a second t.t!rm. why ahoukfu't his appointees have to be reNbmlt1ed for conflnnation." he uka? It la a good point ~that time penona who may have all right the flnt time around mar have demonatrat.ed unacceptable ,qualities or polide.a on the job u WM tht ca•e with Brown'• Tran•portaUon Secretary Adrlana Glanturco. But, becau.e there la no requirement that tho.e aPPolnt.eea alrNdy holdlnc office be re11Ublnitted for a leClOhd wm, t.t& legialaton were powerle91 to __ ... her. If a ch•n1e la to be ma• In manner of conflrmationa the •na would do well to adopt allo the U. $enate mech•nlama whereby th nomlnattd are •creened by t b appropriate poUey commtne-. 'Ibey niOn lmowledaeeble in their own than an overall commtttiee alCb • Rulea Committee which now h excluaive jw1.adlcUon ln CalJfomAa canflnnatlon revtewlni· - 11111111 TUESDAY, f'llAUAAY 1, 1883 CAVALCADE ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION 82 87 88 attle and Boll' \ . kes taught tirn.in.g to-tunes 4 BY STEVE MITCHELL or .. Deltr,......,. lt'a aort of like aerobk:a for tots -only lnatead of undulaUn1 to a disco beat, the younga~n are · atretchln1 their mu1clea to ''Seaame Street" tunea. The crosram ia called "Rattle and Ro , " and inatructor Ginger GeLctt tak~ her small char1ea through their J>8Ce9 each week in •Laguna Beach. Her. three claleea, for children from 1 to 4 years old, run back to back W edne1day1 on the hardwood floor at Laguna's recreaUon department. - There'• "Wonderkld1.'' for 1-year-olda; "Tot Power," for 2-year-olda; and "Mipty Mites," for thoee 3 and 4 yean old.. Geidt, who lives in El Toro ·and ~ an o0cupaUonal therapilt, said her cl.uaes do much more than provide exercise for tots .. H 1harpen1 their llstenln1 skilh, teaches them what their bodies can do, and it bullda confidence. "When children are thia young ( 1 and 2 years old) they concentrate on themselves rather than thoee around them," Geidl said. · By drawing them out ihto a group of their tiny peen, "they become more ·aware of their surroundings and expectatlona.'' she explained. Building confidence-through experiences' is foremost in her claales. Just walking~ a balance beam ii an unusual experience for the very young. "They're not Wied to being off the ground. For most of them, it's a flnt," the 29-year-old teacher said. The younpten learn a positive interaction with their bodies through a variety of unttlual means. Like havin1 aomeone trace their body on a 1arse piece of paper. There'• a acooter board ''10'" give them a different aenae of mobility," an obetacle coune, and even trompin1 around on a flowing parachute. Parenti participate with theu: 1 and 2 year olds, but the "Mighty Mitea" are on their O\Wll. - To sign up for the eight-week cla.Sle1I, call the La1una Beach recreation department at 497-331# Dally Pilot Pbotot by Patrick 01*meU ~ IJ01i Murray, Ge11a /lowland a11d llt1b Lowt• tar in to11igh1: CJJS ""'vie, "1nur '<lay', Child." Page IJB. la aa neielle elal'I, Marauerlte Woodbury "hang in there," . while el•• ... tee tromp around on' a para~hute. Adam· Man Mem a bit baihlal • M eontempl•tei the obitacle coune, and Briana Bul'le• with help HOna dlreetor Gla1er Geidt, 1ets a dlfr~rent ~nH of mobility on the eeooter ho.rd. .. • . . .. •• - .. Oranoe Ooeet DAILY PILOT /Tueed1y, '•bru1ry '· 1H3 ... -...... IOlll 011 · lllDll: av CHARLES H. OOAE,N AHO OMAA IHARtF Value, feelings co n flict • OU t~ EHC. Mtl1. Ptln at tht reoeat North N•G!-lTtHt I I ~ Am1rlean ftll Champion· ,. 1hlp1 held In Mlnaeapolll. ID ,... nU.t ... oaJy "-• parar1. W eet oouW 1t&aell oal1 one of tu .....t.a., 11de 1vlte, 1Dcl wllJelltver 1he led. her patt .. r would eveo. tt.1ally be ead played ID tut 1ult to concede a trick In tbe • DEAR ANN LANDERS: lam an 18-year-old girl who hu a 21 -yeer-old boyfriend. We are very much tn love. • A 'Jeet" and a half aao we •tart.ed havlna tttx. 1 am a Chrt.lian who dOellll't ..be"ew ln fom"lcation. Somehow we didn't think what we were dolna wu fomJcatma. We were jumt enjoying ounelvee a lot. I have been givina Oda matt.er a great deal ot thought lately and dedded that doing 10methtng juat b«auae It ftt,Lp good la not a good enough reason. Eapecially when It goe• asalnat one'• Chrt.ttian teac~. l am having a terr ible time making m y boyfriend undentand my new way of look.ins at thlno. In fact, he thlnka I am nuta and haa told me 1<>. N'ow I am tom between my feelinp of wanting to be a moral pereon and wanting to continue to enjoy my.ell and please my boyfriend. When I am away from hlm I feel very strong. But when we are together I become weak and give In. We get the Chicago Tribune and the Sun-Times, and I enjoy reading both you and Dear Abby. Pleaae, Ann, he lp me .. with m y problem. - FIGHTING A HARD BA'tTLE DEAR FIGHTING: n11 11 oae I wtet. yoa laad seat to Dear Abby. B•t 111 do my beat. A prl, IS, wt.. laaa been "eajoyi.D1 aienelf" for a year ud a ball ud uya site 11 lD love 11 boud to bave a dlffle11lt time allddenly a b1taJnlD1. Wone yet, lier boyfriend 11 not aboat to tall::e kl.Hly to lier new pldel1De1. ne aolatton may boll doWD to one qaeatloa. Are you able to 1lve ait.m ap'! Only yoa know 1'e auwer to tlaJ1 one. DEAR ANN: l just began a job as a teacher in a Brooklyn gammar school. For the first few days I felt like a stranger who wasn't rea.Uy accepted by my colleagues. I kept telling myself all new teachers feel this way, and it would ~· Well, it passed yesterday. EIMA BOMBECK AT WIT'S ENO I've learned a th.mg or two about men in my tune. One of the things I've learned is that a man may love several wives, embrace several cars, be true to more than one political phil0&0ph y and be equally committed to several careers, but he will have only o~ comfortable chair in his lifetime. It will be an ugly chair. Count on it. It will match nothing in the entire house. It will never wear out. Separate him from it and his heart will stop beating. l have aeen men who couldn't care le9I how you decorate a house. They don't care lf the sofa is covered with spit-up green chintz, if the bed revolves on an axis, or If the wal.b are covered in Astroturf. Ju.st give them their comfortable chair with a light beside it and they'll be happy for the rest of their lives. I have one of the few marriages in North America that has s urvived getting rid of her husband's favorite chair. Maybe survived b too strong a word. Floundered I.a better. The chair, in my vernacular. had "stayed too long at the fair." When it w~ young it had been gold brocade. Now i t was faded and dull. The arm• w e re threadbare. When you pushed a lever on the aide, a footn!St alid out to the center of the toom and the back hit the wall. Traffic in the room always had to accommodate the ch.air. It was like walkins around aorneone who was "laid out." I gave the chair away. , , ; ,. I wu drlvlna ·rrom my Lona la1and home '° Brooklyn. Suddenly, over the car ndJo came the report of the tracic cruh of a OC-10 In Spain. I knew my alater wu a pa11enpr on that plane. (Al it turned out, thank God, she wu a 1wvlvor.) I kept on driving and U.ten.Lna to report.a. By• the time I reached the school I wu hysterical. The faculty wu fantullc. I wu overwhelmed by their show of concern. From that moment on I felt u If I wu no longer a 1trar(ger. They were not merely colleagues -they were cro1e, caring friends. I wiah it hadn't taken a tragedy to prove they really liked me, and that I "belonaed," &ut I suee1 it was my own insecurity that made me feel like an outsider. I have tried to exprem thia-to the best of my a bility, but I don't think I did a very good job of it. Please fix up my letter and prTnt It. -A GRATEFUL TEACHER DEAR GRATEFUL: Yow letter Deeded very llUle flxinl •J>. Tfle simple o.iesuce · "8t people cu rise to 1'e occaaloD ID Ume of trouble ud be tnly maplflceat came tlllroep loH ud clear. How to -and how much? Find out with Ann Landers' new boolclet, "How, Wh•t. and When to Tell Your Child About Sex." For your copy .end 50 cent$ along wirh a long, atamped, .elf-Ml~ envelope to Ann 1.Anden, P.O. Box 1199,, ~. m .. 60611. ·POT SHOTS 1 BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT THE WORLD 1$ OPEN TO T HE PUBUC, MIT M060DV EVE" SKKS IE NO UGH My husband looked at me like the dog af1er we had him spayed. I won't bore you with the ~ta and the trial aeparation that MIUed. It la sufficient to aay that we eventually got together to ahop for a new "f avorit.e ch.air." There was no pleaai.n& th! man. He wanted one that was 90ft. supported his back. had a heed rest. arms big enough to relax his arms, a stool to atte1ch his feet out and material that didn't attetch. ("You have just de9Cribed your bed!" I said.) I felt I wu reaaonable. l wanted • Louis XIV antique with a seat measuring no more than 14 inches with a hot pink satin cuah.ion. "You'll love it," I said. "You've alwaya made new frienda easily." We bought the cha.Ir. I don't know how I'm going to tell him If he alta on it, he haa to lit in the spare bedroom and wear beige. O QI I the proc.M, they 11v1 ne-11 0 ll I crowned World Womtn'• .., .... • ll II •••'( Pal.re ehamplone Carol ftWRA ....,.., -----&aaiMnaMIS.U~A.NX... ~. ' . • 'I • S nedy a drubblnr oa thlt hand. o It t 71 o K '• The blddln1· nffd• 10tne In the event, Weit ~hoee to play anothtr hurt. &ut tooll her two heart trickt. but now •he had elthtr to return a diamond. aUowtns ~er O A IHI 0 QHU uplanatlon. North'• jumf, to • tll • Q 10•1 two no trump WH actual ya 80UT8 forclns 1pad• ralM. South'• • IC Q.7 t • Jump to four 1pade1 •bowed a O AH minimum openln1 with no 0 'I tin let.on. to "'" In OD• ba~ and dllc&rd 1 dub from tht other, • A I 7 .. t led the ten of hHrta, or •IM lead a dub IAto dum· my'1 tenae.. Either way, the eontr•et wu MCUrt. The blddlnr: declarer played low from Eu& S..da WM& Nenll dumay and. won the ae• In Pue I • p...._ I NT her hand. Alter cuhln1 the Pue • • Pue r... ace and klnj of 1pade1. PUI decl~rer led a low diamond. Openin1 lead: Ten of O. Weet followed low •nd dum· a .... , ......... .. ....... ....,c ....... o...a...a11. ...... , •• my'1 klns won. Now declarer ..,, ........... o,.m. --exhed with th• two or dlamonda from 'he t.tble. Le .. 1," Hd '•l .H t• -0 .................... dlle I Tournament eh.,Jrman Dorot)ty Buehan&n of Min· neapoU1 and Ba~bara Morrlt of Bloomlnpn. Minn.. won Ir E.1t rrabbed the queen, 1he would have been end • ·played. So 1he played low and West won the ace. But .. ......... P.O. ha llt, N.., ... ,N~.07"8.M ... dlecb ,.,.... te N .... ,., .... ,.Ila • · BY SIDNEY OMARA , Taurus finds ' missing link - Wednesday, Februry Z ARIES (March 21-April 19): You're uked to pull back, to repeat •ome s tep•. to verify infonnation. Although annoyed, acquieece. Focus on special documenta, legal affairs, dedsiona affecting partnership or marital status. Capricorn native plays important role. TAUR US (April 20-May 20): Study Ariea metaage for sign ificant hint.t. You'll discover miHlng link. Puzzle pieces fall into place - emphuia will be on employment, health, pea and people who rely upon you emotionally and where finandal aid is concerned. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Breakthrough occun -individual who had a hold on you will relax grip. Speculative ~enture is highlighted, relationship grows •tronger and love becomes dominant theme. Leo, Aries, Aquarius peraooa figure prominently. CANCER (June 21~uly 22): Family situation commands attention -decision la r~ached concerning direction, property, ultlm.Jlle t~ Emphuize eecwity, lonc-ranae pn:ispecia and · value.a. Individual fam1llar with real estate will lend benefit of experience. LEO (July 23-Aug. 2,2): Contradictory calla, me.agea are received. Key now la to .eparat.e fact from fiction. Social activity aooelentes, calla and mall multiply. A ahort trip may be nect!IUry. Focus a.i.o on relatives. contest submilliona and IUrpri8e viaita. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on paymenta, collectiona, details uaociated with locat1ns of needed material. Unusual procedures are neceuary -orthodox methoda no lonjer will suffice. You're on track of lmponan~ di8coveey; get ln touch with knowledgeable Scorpio. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Q:mmunlcat.e views, get 1deu and thoushta on paper. Timina la Ubly to be on target. Emphuia on appearance, chariama, charm and powen of perauaaion. Member of oppollt.e aex plays meaninaful compliment. Virgo native fi prominently. ~ 11111111 By PHIL INTERLANOI of Laguna Beach ~ /~t~' ) ,. .I :/ / / SCORPIO (CkL 23:-.HOlt-21): Check 11e>urce material -confidential information la avallabJe if • you persist. Emphaala alao on home, family, domeallc hannony, tt.eps taken to enhance property value or Improve residential a&rroundingl. Check with Libra. repe~A~~~~~=;Jl=a::~ vlew1 will be .vindicated and you'll gain valuable allies. Focus al80 on a-eeUvity, chan&e. variety and romance. Pi8cea, Vlrao naUvee figure prominently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19): You pin by accepting added respon•ibUity. Some penona attempt to take advant.-ge of you -ride with tide. realize that ultimately eUorta will be rewarded. Cancer and another Capricorn play unusual roles. Money pictu.re briahtena. AQUARIUS (lan. 20-Feb. 18): Fin.iah rather than Initiate projtct. Perceive potential, open lines of communication. check travel pomibi.llUes and deal with Ariea, Llbn lndividuala. Individual you aided in recient put will be bi.ck on 9Dme l"eedy 1D retum favor. • PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Emphula on un~ c:Uea.ms, a lle'l'iea of ooincidenas and chance to make correct ded8iom ttprdlnc invstmenls. Focua a.i.o on the occult, hktden values and physical attraction in con.nectioo with apec::ial member of w.ex. 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Cd,_, TIM Altlll • PMilo b,,_ II 1.-JIT·TalP.U~ .-.,-~~~---------~~--------------------~--..__.~-----------.-.~._._~--------------------~ J I ' ,. .. An Advertising Supplement to the Daily Pilm • .. Advertising • I agencle'-· b&ttle, r8cesslo" creat~ve·ty . . ... . . . BJ JIM POND Growth -both act&JAI ......., ,...... ....., and po~neial -f~la an The view from the wp aw-. of confidtmce In the a f Cochrane Chue, JWl6 of Onn6e County'• l..ivln,pton & Company Jar6ett mar~etln6 and Jopb M promW/11 M the· communication• flr;m. view from ltf execueive And there'• good reuon otllce• overlookl1>1 the for all the opt.JmiMn; the rdlllng, undevttfoped ttporta ~ glowirJ6. hqla of Irvine. A ft er b iJ Jin 6 I 6 0 Study: Wise shopper emerges In '80s The "smart shopper," and better educated and a new breed of consumer one who realizes It is w h o I a w 111 i n g t o . netessary to adapt to the cont11;iously trade low widespread economic prices for Q.igher quality, changes currentlx bel!'.'8_ will emerge as the single fe lt in all sectors -ol most powerful force in society. t h e c o n s u m e r One key manifestation "18rketplace of the 1980s. of this n ew consumer That trend and the force is demand for marke ting opportunities better quality products. it portends were at the "People will pay more core . of a wide-ranging for higher quality," seminar presented to Hoffman says "Or, if local advertising and they p e r ce ive n o marke ting professionals difference IO qualit y, by the Newport Beach they'll o pt for a low- advertis1ng and public price generjc brand. A. a relations firm of Basso & result, the middle-priced Associates, Inc. products that" are not The day-long seminar, measurably better than which featured a new oth e rs are the mos t produc t deve lopme nt vulnerable in virtually workshop presented by every category." Basso & A ssociates Other r e lated creative director Allan characte ristics of the Waab and a discussion of · m a r.k e t r esea r c h "smart shopper" dted by Hoffman Inc lude a appl~cation by agency greater willingness to seAior vice president ttavel farther to get the Dick Koeth, spotlighted d h i the findings of lhe 1982 product an t e pr ce Y--1..elovlch M onitor. an d<.'Sired and a skepticism .,_ about new technological in-dt>pth s tudy o f the d evelopme nts unless pu• of the American they are accompanied by ~~·Hoffman. sen -clea rl y p e r ceived ior vice p resident o f benefits. Yank.elovich. Skelly and T h e Yankelovic h W))j\e, Inc., told the Monito r , whi c h is au~ that this year's comp iled from 2,500 Monttor reveals several ~rsonaJ lntervtews with dramati c s h ifts i n con s umers fro m a ll con1oume r attitudes. segments of society, hqs val~ and lifestyles that been ,conducted each are. ,baving a significant year sl n ee 1970. Its Imp.act on the e ntire findings are presented business community. a nnually by Basso & Hoffman explained Associates as an fur\.lter that the driving exclusive marketing fon:e. in business today is service to businesses in a QQQSU.mer who is older Orange County. Graphic Arts aaae• Three unique eventnc claMes offered • TYPOGRAPHY & GRAPHICS How to Identity and match type. copy flt. mart up type and much more. • PUBLICATION DESIGN Layout & desltn. photo grouplnc. headline wrttJnc. editorial style. and much more. • PASTEUP-MECHANICAL Ted'tntques In handt-<>n appljcatlon. c..I for .._.. Md llhfo. Panda Productions (714) 667-7199 WE'RE CHANGING OUR NAME! F1om now on. wc:'ll ~ known :l"•Fir~c Amt:rkan Bank & Tmi.c Co .. N A -Fir~c Alm:ric.:an Bank for ~ort. l>urin~ the next ~ixry co nirlt:t~ ll:ty~. you'll he M:c:init our m·w low> rt'plan· the familiar ''I.NB." Wc.-'n: cht: same hank. \\'i th tht.· ~ t.·ommltmt:nt co pcr~>nal scnin: Wt.'0\"C: alw-.ar~ h.ad -all wt.•'rt· t.·han~iflll l" tht: name.-. \l'h}· the c:h3n~c? lkc:au!it' in I 9H.-\ we hope to hejUn cxp:mdl~ our scn'k·c area and Firsc Amcrkan Bank & Tnai.c Co .. N.A li- thl" name wt:'n : '-'hc)llot'n co wow with. .... Amerlcaft llank A Trutt Co., N.A. ;410 Rtoadway. ~ kat:h. (".A 926' I ( 714) 497.(,~ll Membtt F. D.U:. mJJJJon Jn l iBa (• ao perc•nt JncreHe over l/Nll), the apncy In the new yHr hM land~ • handful of "major" •«'Ountl, pu.hl1>1 It to the ltJ() million mark and e vet' cloaer to J ta chairman'• pl of IJOO million. with the fate of their client bualn~. ----------~----------------------------:·! Naturally, when buiine11 blouomed , aaenclea received lhelr credit, and perhap1 laraer budaeta to work- with. When bu1lne11 bombed • agenclea got elther reduced budaets or Uie boot. In most Executives show how to survive in Jadustry inherently tied. ~o success of others ·~ 1: -l .. •'• Such rapid arowth t. lnatancea, the removal of not unch.iracteriltk in an an eaency t. not due to lnduatry that rtdea the Inferior performance , cre9ta and trouaha of an but to a d e preued economic eee. SUt in the economy. The corporate m idat of a rece11lon , mind set dictates that many aaencles are advertising t. one of the flnd1na It difficult to 1tay first targets of budget above water. cutting. Ever slnce bu1ine11 H e I} c e , a g e n c y first decided to hire executives have been someone to-handte-IU-loreed-t&-be u thorough a d v e r t I a l n a a n d In their own marketing rnarkellna. ad agencies strategy aa they are In h a v e a lt e r n a t e 1 y thAt of their clients. The flourilhed and withered name of the game Is In dlttct correspondence survival. • ' Cochrane Chase, c halrm.-n -a nd c hlef execu\lve officer of Coc hrane Chase, Llvlnpton & Company, has learned a few thlnp about survival. Chale opened a small, industrial advertising agency ln 1966. The early golng was by ..J>O mean1 a breeze -~e traded hla flnt ad layout for a pair of ahoea. But 111 years enst:ung h e has manage d to gather "th e fl\OSt outm nding people we can get" and build what Executive magaz.lne calls f.~ #>--_,,_-~- one o f the top five his accounts to industrial independent agencies In firms t. a llmltalion he th e W estern United has long at~ dropped, Stat.ea. Accordlng to Tim a n d i t ' 1 t h I 1 Pearson, vice president di veralflcatlon that of public r e lations at Chase f ee ls la 10 Cochrane Chase, the Important In ataylna agency's prod igious aO.oat in the ad agency billings make it larger buaine91. than moat. West Coast "We learne d th• t offices of major national . strategy back In the la~ ad houses. '60s," Chue says. "We C h as e c r e d its h I a adopted the basic concept agency's success to the •that we w ould ha ve a --__ _,......_ __ tough time 1urvlvin1. ··- And the aame thin1 ! happened ht the real • estate -market In the · mJd-70.. • "We have certain··· cllenta who have been- impacted very .everely : by the receuion . The··: agency bu1lne11 Itself haa bMlVimR•cted -•• there's no questJon about·:; It," he says, adding, "rm • "uat lad we have that -qtmllty ot Its pe1som1el ~b;llll!d"di:enlrgr'OUlp:--1Jl~l:HtJlllnbec:aa.-ffir::---t1 a nd i ts capabilities as "Back in the late the key to survival." .:; both a creative source there was a dip in the Cochrane Chase has a nd a 11 ·around electronics market and about 30 cllenu at ·· marketing consulting agencies that spedaliz.e<f .: firm. Further, restricting in e lec tro nics had a (See Acnde1, B4> .. , . • @Pacit\c~ CC>NSUN\ER YEL\..OW P~E$ --~-- j ·were dividing the Orange Countyu>nsumer Yellow Pages into two loc.aJ directories because your best prospects told us they wanted it that way. ~-- They want a book that's doeer to home, ar.rc?:'F and easier to use. ~ding the Yellow Pages to J make book a better advertising .. medium for you. Take Orange County North, for example. The people who live there do 85" of their shopl!_ing there.. • ..... And the people who live in Orange C'.ounty Central do ~of their shopping in that area~ So now you can target your Yellow Pages ad~aina to your best prospects: the people who live, shop and spend money in your particular area. Your ad, in our new Yellow Pages, will · ag.~ · oommand more attention. It will be aeen more and used more. And it11 bring you even better resultl. Get in. Cash in. Pick up the phone and call your PacificT~ellow Plaea •--·· tepreaentative. ( (714)972-6410 I • 1992 "Orqt County Shoppina Habka Study.• Bualnnt to business ldvert.ilttl ~note: 8ecaUle JOU do your buylnc and 1ellinc in both area. we are not c::hlnalnl. « ·mvidinl the~ C<iunty Buainetl to Businell YeDOw Pape. I @PaelflC 1illephone r. • ' I M Orange OOllt DAILY PILOT ITUl!ld1y, f'•bfUlfY t, tll Corporate ladder· • I ... '-·F. Hutton ll•t• 14 top atock buy• r £. r . Hu' u n a; •ruwth p OlC'f\llll ind fullow• •n ••rl le!r "" OIJJIUel u-.rkn .. 'fhl Company Inc: .. the major '"'Ill btn ftl from thtt nin>ml"M'ttdi.Uon b)' lh r. L• du, 11 "n, H rn 11 h brulu•r111 firm , ha rtonl •harp d ·lln• In f Ir m • 1 r a 1 e • r <'ti explit ln d, 1ublltanllally Nncy Padlat has been appointed client account officer wllh the co rporate bus iness development depart- ment at Liberty Nati o nal Bank , Huntington Beach. Mrs. Padlas brings to her new post eight ye&n1 of banking sales and marketing experience wilh American National Bank l n ce ntral California. She will specialize in working with professionals and business executives who have special investment, c ash managem e nt proble m• or le nding requif'ementa.-- Agencies prosper in hard times From 83 present, and while the f irm has assumed an aggressive business posture lo attract ne w clients and promote internal growth, it s chairman realizes the i m p o r t a ,h c e o C maintaining and growing with the cl ie nts i t already has. "It '• l i k e any business," Chase relates, "if you grow too fast, you'll have serious problems. You want t.o acquire business, but you don't want it going out the back door al the same ti.me. "This is what some of the people in o ur business forget about: Some of your ~ new businesa com e.s from your current client bue. "We had one client that a year ago s pe nt $60,000 . This yea r they're going lo spend $1.2 m illion. That's wonderful because you hav e n't had any expenses as far as going out and soliciting new business. In o~r worda, you have that client in-house. but you're performing to the extent that the y appreciate what you're doing and they lee the resul \I, and ao their budgets go up. That 's the gre,atea t growth in the world." His words hold true throughout the industry' even in ll'D8l1er agencies such aa Coombe & Pedigo, a Newport Beach agenc y with eight acounts. 1\1 principala, Sally J enkins Coombe and Skip Pedigo, believe in maintaining c lose ongoing relationships wilh \heir clients, often •in the form of w eekly meetings. Tough economic times, they say, call for added c reativity and hard work. The established relationship wilh a stable client hue will stand the teat of a depressed market. WHY The bolard of dlrecton o f Far WHt Financial ln1ur1nce A1ency 1announced lhe cilcicUun o f Oluy 8011 to tht- P o• I t I o n o f v re e prmldenl. Aft.er almotl a decad In the lnaurance field, Sou will be .wponaible for oveneelng agency op9rallon, marketing existing and future insurance packages and settina production goala. Ltwl1 Wt lHttl• haa b etn named vlct pr 1ldonl for 1trate1h: plannlna and acquialtlON by Far Weit Financial COrporaUon. In thl1 poalllon , W tl nll eln wUl b e ,..ponatble for 1trac.ep: plannlna for Far Weat, and for the evaluaUon of potential acqul1ltlon1. -H l1 h~1round and expe~ are e-xpect.ed lO aid Far West'• plan1 for 1xpan1lon of· It• operalloru. 11111 u ... d • llll of &_.t lntA•raelra~ dt'partm "'of'" rt•du<'<'I 1tot•k m1rk•l ('<.lmmon 1\0t'lu tht flrtn • , a a are u I v ~ " bu y " r I 1 k bu,. au 1 u u ( ll 1 d .. ·rlbet 1111 "better thah T h "' <' 0 m P • n Y • p o 1 I l I o n t h a t poalllvo f fr~l un 1htlf't· t'Uh" llft.'UrltJt'I bf-caUle #IHl!Ch ~part.men\ •1*> lmmf'dlalt'ly prt>cedt'd Lcrtn lnwrnn r1t tholr dl"'dend ylelth' lerofnl h menda an lfrv:-~'!"" lht' r<' nt •ur&t' In W>Ck Thfl Hutton brochure t>tt•eed Tr111ury bill n t o port-ent 0 -" prt«... nf tt4 rccommt'nded r11tcia. h._s'4eNL1rould lnveat 1tock1, tmtltl<'d .. Nc•w The Hutt.on a&ock r«· ommend.allon a , now bolna offered to It• t:lhmtJ, fealurt"1 utlllCy, bunk, conaumer cycllcala 1rnd technoloay l11ues that th e co mpany bcllevH have high In c:ommz>n •ttt9ar'-tlrt(k -.o....a~ Otta . OppurlJ,ln th n percent from 3~ ~~nt. Smith, Hutum'1 dfrector S lot k Ma de <" t • ,.:J1111 ""• ......... ...,.. The flnn ra'OfTUnenda a of runu ch, the firm· "vallabl• throuah the flve percent lncrHIC! In bc-ll@ve1 th& bu1lnc:H firm 's 320 off1ce1 the •Hel allocation for ""'mmunlty Is cuttinad 11.11 n al Ion w 1 d e . u r by bond• to 40 percent and a capital spcndlnf plaiiji In w ra t1 ng £ F Jf u uon lO •percenl caah posluon. l.tnllclpa\lon o a weak lnformutlun ~nwr, PO. The ~ubllcatlon o f t'cono mlc: rt•covery In &>< 103J8, Des Moines, H.1.1uon a top 64 1tock1 1982, reducing demands Iowa ~0306. .. Sosa , a native o f California, joined Far W es t in 1981 a1 a servicing agent. S he was twice promoted, first to agency 1uperv1sor, then to manager. Weinstein join• Far Maxwell "Max" Well from Bain & Dombrow1ky hu ~ Company In 8 01t on, appointed senior 1mall Mau., whe re he waa business administration strategy consultant for cons ulta nt at Liberty senior mana1ement of National &nk. Fortune MO companies. Business briefs Pioneer names new oJf ice rs Correla haa more than 4::> years ex perience Jn b-anklng. and me-.t recPntly waa vlce p re1lde n t i r eg lo na l manager at Crocker Bank. round-trip fare lncludel agreement for lhe bank's~ tax and la on sale now. purchase of the Lona "We believe thll-ia-going--Beach .regionaL ol!ice oL to be a popular fare with Alperican Citv Bank hat the bualneu traveler aa been approved by the well aa the person on a respective board• of pleasure trio." Cooland directors of t he two aays. But all travel mµst banks. Dombrvwsk~i>rlngs to - Liberty National Bank 15 yea rs o f banking expericn<.'l' m the field of s mall business admmlstrollon lending and organizatio n. His chief responsibilities will be to develo p small busines!I administration loan$ for the bank and to assist Llb;erty National Bank In becoming a key s mall busl n e1a admlrustrauon lender ln Southern Cahfomia. II s gelling tougher every day lo decide where to pul your money 10 make •I wor1t. mos! ellec1tvely tor you To help you hnd !he right answers Waddell & Reed. Inc; . one ol the na1ton·s leading f1na.,c1al services oroan1za· 11ons. invites you 10 attend 1 MONEY MANAGEMENT SEMINAR .. Wednt1daJ, Feb. Ith et .1 P.M. Community Center _1145 Partt Awe., Co.ta ..... 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COMPUTER CENTER OR PARTlCIPAllNG DEALER A DllUS19N OF TANDY CORPORATION 11183 londy CO•p PRICES MAY I/ARY AT INOll/IOUAl STORES ANO DEALERS P\B.IC NOTICE -ta CON SOLID A TED REPORT OF CONDm ON Consolidated Report ot Condition of ··coMMERCE BANK" of Newport Beach, Orange County, and Domestic Subsidiaries at the close ot business on December 31 , 1982. State Bank No. 1211 Dollar Amount• In Thouaanda not for the other: I have personal knowledge of the matters contained In this report and I b4tlleve that each statement In said report la true. Each of the undoratgned, for himself alone and not for the other, certifies under perjury that the foregoing la true and correct. Executed on January 24, 1983. at Coate Mesa. Calllornla. /a/Kenneth L. Donahue ts/John W. Walth Pub/I.,,_, Orenge Cou1 Delly ~llol_. _.F.ti==l,:.;;le83====---Mt...e:J- rtaJC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICl ASSETS ----... -,ONl--r.---90-Aft_D_"bfi ti.ua tH• Of' T .. Cash and due from ba.nks ..................................... 8,413 """1'*0T'ON MACH cm SCMOOl ote'TNCT, Investment Secorltlles (Market value $2,535) ....... 2,504 IN THE MATTER c~~C~TEfiTION TO LEASE Federal funds sold and securities porcha.sed SUBSURFACE OIL ANO OAS RIQKTS FOR EXPLOMTIOH FO.. ANO under agreements to resell In PRODUCTION OF Oil, OAS ANO OTHER HYDROCARBON domestic offices ................................................ 20,488 suesTAHCES - a. Loans. Total (excluding s.ctlon 1 WHEREAS: MIOUIT'ION unearned Income) .......................... 49, 794 I•> 8ectlone 7051 et MQ oltt>e P\lblk: Aeeoutciee eoo. 04 IN St•I• 04 b. Less: Allowance tor Cellfot'ni. .,.,__the QCNWnlnO tioetd 04 the lldlool d'*1rlc:1 to IMM tts ~~1bte loan tosses 540 1n1...c 1n tn. oa, o-anc1 ot1* h')'dtocert>on eubstenciee 1n 91"1 1enc1 """""" .... .... ..... .. ...... ..... owned by the Khool dl91rlCt etler ~ fOf btda In IN -c. Loans, net .................................... 49.254 Pl~ by aa1c1 MC1JoM. and Bank premises. F.F. & E .. etc ................................. t,858 1111The~n11ng1on8ellch City Sc:hool District of On1nqe eoun..,. _ Real estate owned other than bank premises . . .. . 1,050 cena111 t1ere1naft•~lb4ld rHI Pf°'*1Y lndudlnQ the rtont• 10 ~ Other assets ................................................... 1,636 ::!,:':':t=~~=~~'~'=Z:.:.~'°' U: TOT AL ASSETS ... ..... .. ......... .... ...... ............ 85,203 product.Ion a1 oil. o-and ouw hydfOColl(bOl'I .ub9tancea, If heYlno beet'I .-.. n•lled by !NI 8-d and the publlc -04 9UCfl f1ghl9 111\911 not be tuo.11r111e11y Interfered wnll 1))1 ltUlnCI MIO r!Qf\1 .. PIOYICled herein UABIUTIEB DEPOSITS Total demand deposits ...................... 28,554 Total time and savings deposits 48, 143 8ekl rtghta to Oii, gaa end otller hydrOC4fbon• •• llltuetecl on lend OI Ille ~tlnQton 8eedl City School Olt1rlc:I In Ille C0unty of OrMge. Stete ol c.lfom1e. conlleUnQ of a o · eu•. more 0t ..... mo<• pertJcu*1y O... lbed .. lollOw9 TOT~L DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES .......... . Thal Portion of the Not111Me1 QUMt• al lhe Sout,,_1 CIUM1• of 76,697 IM ~I quetlet (Pot HE'.SW1NEYo) of 8ecUon 7, Townal\Jp 6 South, ~ 10 W•t, SBB&M. l>elt>Q mote pw11c:utarfy dMc:r1t>ed • follows. t~wlt. BEOINNINO at lhe ~,,_1 "°''* o( the Hort,_. QUWt• Of the ~ QUMt• Of llle NofthMll quafte! of Nici hct.IOn 1. Mid comer mo 1>e1t>Q the Sou1Nu1 QOl'IW al Lot 187 of Tr9CI No. eN3, .. lflOWn on a MIC> r-Oecl In Booll 28t, P11ge9 18 ttvougfl 22 04 ........ -.. ........ .-cs. 04 Ofenge Coun~. c.llfotnla. ttlerloe along tlW o--m e.tq 1ne 04 Nold lrllCt, Mortll 01 18' 14" Weat MO 10 ._. Federal tunda porchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase . In domestic offices .................................................... 229 Other llabllltles .. ..... ..... ... .... .......... . . ... ... .. .. . . .... 1 .~ 1 TOT AL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) ............ . 78.267 10 the Nor1h.,.. of.,,.~ CIUMt• Of IM Sout"-1 Cll*1er of the NOl'l-t QUWter Of ~ Sec:11on 7, as .,_ on NICI ,.,,.., of TrllCI No. SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY 6"3, ,....,_ elong Mid Norlll ltne NOtlll aa• 54' IS" ENI eeo.32 .... to the SoutMMt corner of LOI 147 of Ttec:1 NO. 7004 ... "'°"'" on • M91> Common stock •-decl 1n Booll 2eo. PllQM 21. 22 11nc1 23 a1 M~ Mape, .._ N h th I ed 1 000 000 •-de Of o.-. County, Callfotnta. 1'*'°9 along the Weet line 04 lot• ,., o. s ares au or z ··· • · ,,.. and 135 04..., TrKt No 7004 and the W•I 11ne °' Lo1112 13end14 b. No. shares outstanding 964,786 o1 Trec:t No. 7005. u ellowfl on • M91> ,_decl 1n 8oiolc 211. Pao-36, TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL . .............. . ... . 6,387 37, and 38, South 01• 15· s2 • e..1 294.7• t•no the Nortt-4 comer of I Retained earnings ...................................................... 549 Loe 11 04 Nici Trec:t No 7005, 111ence Sou111 ae+ 44' ot" W•t 231.47 i..t TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ....................... ~ .. 936 :'~J'!',.1:.:!!2;,e:9~:S~:s'ti•c1~~:::bin:..::~-: TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO • ........._ Mec>a, recoroa of Orenge County, Cellbnla, Mid po1nt SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ................................ 85,203 ~ent thereon Solllll aa• 58' •2·· Wwt 238.47 leet from the The undersigned, David T. Blankenhorn. Vice Nortn-t=~~~r::C:.::=:r:;:,= Chairman/CEO and Roberta E. Me.atera. Sr. Vice comer 04 Mid Trect No nee: therici. a1ong the Nonll llne ot Mid TrlllCI, President/CFO of the above-named bank, each declares South ea• 59· 42" W•t 421.78 leet 10 the Poln• of beQlnnlnQ, and being for himself alone and not for the other: I have personal eieo ci-tb41d u P•<* 1 ol • percel mllP u per mac)Ned for .-c11n1n knowledge of the matters contained In this r~ and I IN ofllc» 04 the County Recorder. Court~ of°'~· Slate°' C#totnle "'l"" ' Boo11 '3 Of Pwoal MllP9 SI P8Qe 13 ..,. believe that each statement In said repoit ia true. Each of Sec:llon 2 NOW THEREFORE. IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED oy the the undersigned, tor himself alone and not for the other, &oerd al Tn.••-a1 HuntJnQton 9eeoll City ScMol Olatrtc:t of Orenge certifies under pen~lty of perjury that the foregoing Is true ~~·r:.,'~,,. lec:t• Ml rort" in Section 1 n.reot ar• hereby found and correct. io be 1rue. EJCecuted on Jlinuary 25. 1983, a( Newport Beach, (2) nu.t "* Boetd "-hetebr deelar• it9 1n1enuon 10 ._ tn. California. atOfaeeid eubeurl-Oii end gu right• '°' 1he upl0fa110n '°' end I ID • "d T Bl k hom production al oil. 0-and O(her hyd<oc:Mbol\ IU~ s a.,, · an en (3) T1let ""t•m tor wNdl Mid nonu _..ti. i....ci • IOf • P9tlod ot ls/Roberta E. Masters ten~ trom end •ti• the date of the execu110n of Mid._""'*" I•"' Pu~ Orange Cout Dally Plot, Feb. 1, 1983 5&4-83 ~ be eJIW!ded end conllnu«I by '-"· Ille mllllJmull'I P9t1od of 91"1 -----------'-----------i -=tl ax'*1llon "'911 ti. thirty IM (35) ~ b9yOf!d IN lnltl• ten·)WI' P\B.IC NOTlCE "8.lC NOTlCE '*10d. but auotact to lermlnetlOn et en ...., de1e under ......, -----· ------____________ 1elrcumat-•• _. ptirtlGulerly Mt f0f111 In the form of I~ CONaouDATED REPORT OF CONDt'TION Consol1dated Report of Condition of "CITIZENS BANK OF COST A MESA" of Costa Mesa, California, Orange, County, and Domestic 8ubaldlarles at the cloM of business on December 31, 1982. ltat• ..... Mo. 10IO AHETI Ca.h and due frOfn bank• ...................................... 3,992 Investment MCUrftlee. (Market value $<1,720) ........ 5,73-4 a. Loena, Total (exctudlng unearned Income) .......................... 48,408 b. Lesa: Allowance for poMlble loan IOSMI . ............... ...... 311 c. Loana, Mt ...................................................... 48,097 Bank preml ... F.F. & E., etc ................................. 3,211 RMI •t•te owned other than ~ bank preml .................... : .................................. v 855 Other utet• .............................................................. 983 TOT AL ASSETS ............................. ..... .. ..... \ ........ 82,872 UA.8LIT'ma TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES ............... ... 55.944 Total demand depoalta ................... 17,508 Total time Md MYtnge depoelta ..... 38,438 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOAEION OFFICES .................................. 55,944 :·?JL:=~~~~-~~~.::.·.:·.:·:.· ... ::'. :r, TOTAL LIABILITIES (exdudlng IUbofdlnated not• and debentUf .. ) ...................................... um••"" 59,833 llar'elnaft• ,....,.,.., to. (4) A copy 04 the ..... fOml IO be Pec&lled In oonnae110n -"II IHe reeolutlon •on Ille wtfll IM HIMllngton e.actl City 8dlool Dlltric1. 204'1 Cralmet L-. Hunllo0ton 9Mc:h, c.HtC>fnia, 921148 llnd ref9r91'1Ct I• hereby mede lhWMO for furtller penlCUlln, (4) The mlnHnum ~ty Ill•• ,...,.,eel to In the abcMMnanlloned foml al .... • 14 al al oil end NIUf .. QM ptoduoed and l'MMMld lrlW'I lnlt.llllatJona end ... .., ... l)y "prlmlrf rnethOOt" end 14 of .. ol Ind '::'J:; ptoduoecl anc1 r~ trom in.t.wtiont encl _. llt .. by .. melllOdl" ·e1 Themlnln!un'Iennue1 ren111110 ~paid by ....... "*' be 120.00 per acre, peye'* In edvenc., AND THE BIOOIR8 ARE INSTRUCTED '"AT THE OH\. Y VARIA8LE, 8100A8l..E FACTOR ON WHICH 810$ WILL IE RECEIVE> WILL 81 Tl-iE ROYALTY.~ !NI the~ btdcl*, 11 elf'(, .. be o.lermlned In llCCIOfdance ~h the hlONM b'ct <My recetw.d _, ~ by ttw Boerd In acccwdance wltll the pr<Melone of lfllt NaOM1on Ind 1M ..... on lllt .. lndlc:llted her~. m Signed, wnnen propoMll {llartlln Riled "blde"l '°' lhe ..... 04 Mid ~ O'I and g• rlgl'lla wlll be ,...., by ttllt 9oetd at in. Hufttlngton 8MCtl CllY School Olttrtct Olftoe, 20441 Oralmer ~. 11unttnaton IMoh. c.lifew'nla. wnll 4-00 o'aloall pm on F'ebtllaty 16. 1"3 ~I IN1 lime end IOdr..,., In the regutar tnMllnO piece 04 llltt loat~ and ~ to the ..,,... al thll rwoMlon, al bide thar"etotcw• •"'*>' reoeMld .. ti. opened, •91Mled and ~ by thla lloerd In • putllG ~ Ttlet ...._ tn•I tl(ltM to clrHI wrt lllld all wtlll by toca11ng IM Of _,OUlldint i.ncS. Welle eflllt M eo ptaoed .. to M dtllMd '° fl/ff)' Poftl' beMa.ttl fha '*'da '° INMd below • 6eCl4ft fleet fl'OM tM aurfact tt•eol (t) ni.1 IM ~ tlldOlr ,,,_., e11o •• to per Ille coal of th6 put1t1Ga110n of the Nottce of 1n1a11uon 10 ~ . ( 10) Thet Mid eowo ,...,_ the rtenl to t9jeCt fl/ff)' lln4 Ill OIJa Mid ~ IM .ubeurl110a tlOhl• fl'om .... . (111 Thet notice of '"*'Ion of ... eo.ro 10 ..... Mid ......... tlght9 ... " ..,_, by put)lltallon of .. ~ In the Dally Plot •• .-...-°'...,., .. drGU4ellon, ~In .. ~°'°'" .... ~ • _.. tor ttw .. (3) ~ ....-.. Mfof• tfle Mid 1lttl MY of F..,,_,,., '*· Ind by poetlng I cer'llfte copy ol thl9 ~ Ill t"'-(i) P1*4iG pleoal In 1M dlltllCt nae ... ltlaft "'1..,, I ti) 0.-befOre ltW °"' .. '°' r90IMno l>'da. >-1, ..,... A/WI ktow, Qerll of the aoetd Of TNlltM9 Of ~ IMOtl Qly ~ OMllrlCt ot <>r-. Couftt)', .... of of Caltlorn ... IJO hefeoy ~ ""' "" IOfeoolno fMOfUtiOll .:=,-.i br ,,_... "'*" ~. •coodeo by I NlliM kin AIWI • ._ 01111 pe.-cl Ind ~ by leld IMtd al T~ M M °"'°"' me.t1nO tNn1ot W. tllfl M)' of ~. 1tll bJ lfl9 JOllcloMnQ ~ IO wit. AYU; lettow. OoMn. Oartlnd, Hiiton, VM'ldar M°'9n , NOH:NOne AllUIT;NOne lerlfl Altll .... Olartl Of ... loercl alT~of ~Ollltftol--= City NlllMd o.~:c!o-~ ,,__..,. "· ,., 1 ••• , .. Orin~ Ooelt OAILV PILOTITUMday, f'ebruery 1, 1183 •• p.: .. ·~ , Bank appoints loan offic er • K•ren ElteDbtrl h111 bt:t.1n n1&mt'd 0 vlc pr•••ld1•ntfromme rcllll loan o!tlt r of th NPwport 8Hch rt.1glonel office of OrHt Arm·rtt••n Rank. Sha llvca in •'ountaJn Voll(1y wh" r ~•mtly rl'tlrt.'tl. ' Peter L. Marr tw bl-en na.nled 11enlor vice prald nt and r Jional ma"-&er or Coldwrll R. J . Ho1aa Jr., Jrvfno, a. ~aer of the &nktor'• Southrm Callfomla &gJon whic:h ~t=:--ir'n':nnn-'1fl'anch:. ot' ~~an:Blrtl;..~tr"-~-tfti....,IH!l!·-•"'•"Ml1&a~1,..._4._ IA: N.¥1 c Bnrh. 1ub1l lary o f American anlk Ana, Beverly Hlni. San t1rnandO Teltphone & Teleareph. Valley, South Bay. Ventura, Rlvt-retd , and Hosan wu markf'tfna downwwn Loe Angeles, u well a.a an offfice In manaaor for Paclrtc the Son· Gobrlt-1 Vall y to ht.> o~nt'd thl• TelephoM In Lo. A.naelea. 11prlng. · D a•. M . Brow 1, Century 21 Rf'ol E11tate Corp., with Nowpon Beach, hu been Int rnotlonal headquarter• In Irvin • hu elect ud to the executive onne>u"4.1"d the promotion of Rlcurd Hosae u council of Aetno ·Life & vac(' president of franch.1*• MICA. Hogue 'jolnc.od . Ca• u al l y' • great Century 21 In un~ aa marketing director and pttformance club Ho1ea lawr c:ame to Irvine in 1981 as dlr(-Ctot or franchUlt' aalet. Mlcbael 0. Cole u1 president of Marketing Directions Inc., Newport Beach, Jamel' Jay Lawrence has been named executive vice presidenllcreative director. Rlclaard Lawreace has WSHU~ chalnnanahip of thf' lann. Tom Bauabmaa is vice president of ~'C-vunt services Md Dlaaa Manning Is vke pretldent/flrumct!. The Newport Beach o rflce o f P aine. Stacey Tbom .. Qr Balboa Island h.aa been appointed account executive ror Salvall Montgomery Sakoda. lnc .. of Cost.a Mesa. ln her new posluon. she will be re ponslble for developing and implementing advertising ltr ateg ies. for Cata Jina Cruises, C lasaic Appcaranc:e Product.a, the &vine Division or • _P onderosa Homes. and the Wynn Oil Co. f; :· Webber, J ock.son & Curtis lnc. la headquarters of the Cwlforn.ia/~ach regicm. Jean S. Salt.1 Jr. has b4en named branch manager of the Cinn's two Newport Beach ortkes. He lives in Irvine. G. Alan Moll, Laguna Nigu~l. is preeident and chief operaUng officer of CUlinary Co., Inc., Los Angeles. The firm _ · , .. Mlcbael Brandman, founder of Michael Brandman & Associates, Inc .. Irvine, has been elected president of the A ssociatio n of Environmen<aJ Professional;>. ---John a. Vrba, Col"Ona..del Mar. b.u..jomcd_ Greens tripe Media, Inc ., a Newport . Beach-based electronic mePia buying servl<.'e. Gabe Roberson is Laguna Beach exchange man.ager for General Telephone Co. He replaces long-time manager John Black , OYER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS MUTUAL FUND Is a diversified food aervioo • company . M oll moat recently was 1enlo'r vice oresldent of the restaurant group of W.R. Grace Corp. Jobn ff. Roberti Jr. has-been-n"tmed to-the board of directors of Finl American Financial .Corp .. S a n t a A n a • a n d I t 1 MoU pQjncipal subsidiary First Amer ican Title lnaurance Co. Robert is chairman, president and chfef executive officer of American Century Corp., San Antonio, Texas. ... -~ .• " . .ci'\ . "" . '"" . ... . ' . " .11 ... . "' • \)II . - ~t. Up G..I Up 1U Up It.A Up .. Up 11.t Up ,, .. Up IU Up .... Up II.I Up II.I ~ti u. ru u. n.1 Up 11.J Up ... ~:.: Vp ".I ~ :Hi VII ~·+ Up -1 VII W U• IJA .. IUD... Cf.!..Oe ?H! ~L H.-" 17 01 S..... ....... ML ... I .. ! I i I I I! . . ~ I i I .. Orange 00111 DAILY PILOT/TUMdly, February 1, 1"3 NYSE COMPOSITE 'fRAN ACTION ' uotat1Gl9• l..C'-111' UAIUO• t•I •tw TO••· Mtl•ttt P'•Cl,IC "IW, Hno•. ou101t A•O t1•C1•••t1 UOC• •Cll&•eUa•lll• ill'OIUDIY ••••"o••DtNtllllllf • ' ..... , ,. I IW' (19M .... , "I 114\ (._..., Sales of homes -.~~~-9~-~w~e~s~t~i~n!==:2~0~~e..:=..~R~ By T~e AtlOClated Prftt Sat~ of new hoUlt'tl fell laat year to the lowe.• level 8lnce the &ovemment bepn ~ping tr-.:.k 20 years ago, but aomo economiata are predlctln1 a ttJrotround. . A aovcrnment report Monday said aalet of new 1dngle-famllY. hoWle9 dropped 8.6 percent In Deo!cembet to cloee out a year In which 41 3,000 new hOWM!t were t10ld. That fulJ-year total wu down ~.3 percent (rom 1981 and th~ lowwt ,en .n.'CIOrd. The Increase In new hoUM-prlcel waa held to 189 than 1 percent last year. The median price waa $69,300. " The government had said wt week that builders 11Ulrt.ed work on jut\ 1,061,000 houses wt year. the fewest In 36 years. The slump ln the houalng lndwstcy was tied di'r~ctly to high lntereat rates, whlch diacouraged builders and buyers alike. · Yet the r«.-ent decline in Interest rates makes some economiSl.a optlmJstlc. · "The housing depre91ion ls over and recovery ia clearly on.the way," aaid Jack CarllOn, chief economiat at the National Auociation of Realtors in Wuhl."'10n. D.C. M~dicine pact ilik~d Bringing the number of products in development with awne to 19, Nelaon Reeeareh & Development Co .• Irvine. has signed~ agreement with Carter-Wallace Inc. for the development and formulation of a product in Nelson's tramone system. The latter utiliz.es azone. a powerful penetration enh~ncer, to facilita~e the delivery of systemic medication through the skin. Nelson Research & Development designs and develops pharmaceuti~ products for license to drug companies. · . .,., .,.. -.. , WHAT AMEX DI> DOW JONES AVERAGES N•W VOIUUA,.I ~-~ . ,,....., ...... "· noc -. ..._ ..._ c-. oie .... ... , . ..,..,,, -.... ..,._,.. "'" 1' '"' •n _...-... .a.• .. Ji• i:! .. ~~.~.;~_~:s,~ ,, ......................... ~ u• ...................... 'iU .... ....................... M tf AMERICAN LEADERS Naw YOllC tA,.t-...... c-... llWt& -~-:...:....~= ............... .,.5 ...... ··· -·~. .. . __.._ ~--"'•" ~1· ii· I~:;~ ~ : ..... "no.;: ,,...°""" --• tt Tia C--.... .._ •.• ! 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J---. .............. ..,. u SILVER GOLD QUOTATIONS i1~ =;=:r'1 a I It -Ult , .. ·=· ..,_"~ ,., J • -1" 1.1 ' wQI 11\ii -·~ t1 ill ~~~ I l*I: r:~.i !! . a. )I -'"' M U...-" 4.1 I ,51,. ~=·-ff ..... ,_ __ u Darrell ~an~een (left) stars a1 Buffalo Bill with Lisa Cutler as Annie Oakley a nd Steven WlirteforCf as FrinlCBut1errn--- Sebaetian 's West t;)inner Playhous~ production .. Annie Oakley falls short · of the targ~t By TOM TITUS Of' .. DllJ .... IWI While Annie Oakley could, we are tolH. hit the bullseye just about any time she wanted to, the muaical biography of this legendary markswoman fall.I short of the mark at Sebastian's West Dinner PLayhOWle. Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your Gun" ts a show In which the aongs clearly outweigh the story. Among them are the national anthem of the profession, "There's No Business Like Show Buainea," as well as the immensely hummable "Anything You Can Do I can Do Better" and "fve Got -the Sun In the Momlng and the Moon al Night." With a top-flight cast and eome ima~ve . choreography. a company could fill in lhe gaps between these num ber s quite ha ndily . At Sebutian's, however, director-choreographer John Spindler has mounted an interesting but uninspired production which never really moves out of its presentational format to show us people involved in one another's Uve5. Part of the deficiency lies in the fact that its star, Lisa Cutler. plays Annie with only about hall the voice and a third the energy 1he displayed last season in "Sou~h Pacific ." S h e can o nly be presumed to be battling illness or laryngitis, which seems to have taken its toll among concerned cast memben, as the ensemble perfonnance is unusually weak. St.even Whit.eford'a boyish Frank Butler Is particularly one-dimensional. More imp~ive, ~d ~ the fl.neat voice of the cast, is Darrell as Buffalo Bill. a commanding pre9ence of the 80rl Frank Butlel"I are made of. David Holmes does an excellent job.as the Wild West ahow manager, while Penny Hamilton hams it up nicely aa his sister. who's long on brass and 1hort on talent. The standout in support. however, is Sid Gana, doubly effective as a hot.el maru; "'er and, lat.er, aa Sitting Bull. Gans displays a c~ackling aenae of comic timing the othen could emulate. Hopefully, Cutler will recuperate and regain the upper ~ in her depiction of one of the more interesting cha racte rs in the musical theater. "Annie Get Your Gun" runs through Feb. 20 at Sebutlan's, 140 A ve. P ico, San Clemente. with re9ef'VaUons being taken at 492-99~. Democrats plan 'Woodstock' LOS ANGELES (AP) -The De mocratic Party plans a 17 -hour television extravaga nza, dubbed a TV "Woodstock," over Memorial Day weekend with rock concerts and comedy rouUnea to name money for the 1984 electiona. "We a.re RVen yean behind the Republicans In rofe slonallzing our fund r a is ing," aald Committee. Tony Coelho of Fresno, chairman of cratic Co ngressional Campaign "To catch uf, we need aome type of thlna to leapff'OI ahead o them," Coelho uld. '"The teletnon could be the t.h1J14i that propels UI ln great leapt over where we are today. U It'• 1UCX!e91ful, It will have a tremendous Impact on the future of our party. U it worlu." The event, to be called "the Democratic Memorial o..y Show,'' 11 to be carried live on the NBC televWon network, and the party hope9 to net at leut $7 million from 600,000 cfonol"I. DemocratJc polbter Patrick H. Caddell and Kenwclly Gov. John Y. Brown conceived of the event. to fnture rode ooncerta, movie, ero.dway and .,.p ~ atan and comedy routines pokinl fun at life Under the Reaaan MmlnlatraUon. "I believe 'hat a Oemocratlc telethon on Memorial Day weekend ... could produce a poUUcal rw:Uon beyond any that OW' tndhional e.,,.n.nc. can .,,....,,. ut to antktP'&e.'' Caddell •row In a Jan. G nwmo to Brown and party CJ\a&nnan 0-S-T. Manatt.. ~' The memo WM obtaigied \Jw Loe Mfllet n,,. which re_port.cS on the lat wMk. •We would" have a •v for America' thet •·be a veri&abM W of t4tlevtalon," Ceddlil'Wl--111111' llicl. "I beUew aMI ,.. would be able to _... the .._._ array GI ....,., 1111n"*d ln 1 ...... ""' Qft • natiOMI ---1 &hat "°"9ld be = ~ lhrouP.t cam~, rock .. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ALL AGU "l>MIHfD -o.--s.._..., llLSIRICflD \Jf'Cllot t7 tequft .. KC~W.0 .,..,.,,.., •-a .... d..,, SOPHIE'S CHOICE edwards MESA CINEMA ~::;::·;.;.:."" 646-5025 A~1111 ....... ..,. .. ,i ..... ,. °KI I Ml QOO 11Y1•• fN) ............. ... ,,.., - THE · ·-·-.~· .. J~ ct._fl/lt• •O•~ LUXURY THEATRES lat Twe-.u ... a..i.c1•YS'2JR1Wt110twwkd1itt4 S lll3r1J4il•X11ll6i~ ~sst ~~.) S * FOR F\#'11 EXCfTEmEnTI V111tOur... * GANDHI lOMM ... _._ ... __ fro) 'f'oa ••OO 1100 •coll. S•••• st llow 011111 I No ,. .. '" OrMfl Coett DAtl V ~l~Otnueedev, '*"ety 1, 1113 'A ·ar CoUntry' outstanding &>' ... '= 1J?~ t\Ot•\A!ntPf"l't'd brother·ln law. J Fuw pt'Opll• tulv alt.rod tho cuunt• of nwdlcal Con1pt 0!'11 • ~·U-d.,.,.n .CM\ are ICUJ.lbt&h hlltory morfl than Slamund P'rvUd and ,...,,, r -L.c..-u lh f'reudt maid. LeQiwd Hamm u • 1tlll hav ~ ttl. bull of u much cllche hwnor BnU.h t;m~y rapr..-nuillve who talMii ...._ and IU"rf'C>typtOd lmarry. ~· of, Vi4'MA In 1038. and DMnna &a.it.icw•U .. ·Th" fa thttr o what wo know today aa J n•ud • aympa~Uc liater p1ychlatry I• thc-aubJ•<'l of He nry o n)cer'a " A.aid f~ tsfotna an c:ic.c lJent pn>durtlon, ''A lnWNt'ly probin& drama "A Far Country'' th •r Count.ry demonat.rates the hefa.hta to which till~ roCtnt to the hWNln eoul, which the Oretk (.'()tl'UnunHy theater can •P're when ~ talent hll090phc-r HcraclltUI warned •ialnat dilturbtn&. and df<t~Uon ar,, p~L Pmonnancea con°"* rc•ud'a excundon Into thla forbidden territory In Th~yt lhrouah S.turdAya at 8:30 untJI Feb. 10 Rt =l"i-ih ~!a .A&l tho Ciyl~ Playhou• oh tho Oranie County c:on.1truci.t'd w 4tife. "l'alrgroun<ta In Co.C-Mei., Call 7&4·Dlff "tor,,. At th~ Coeta Mfffl Civic Playhowie, where ~•Uorw. t'Omedy too oft.en hM be.! n kins. re11l~t dlrectbr i--------------------'' P utl TumbolUnl has mounted an outatandlng production of Dt>nker'1 bloaraphk:Aal drama. Alded by Mlctuael D. Hana' richly textured and detailed 1t>lt1na, the Co1ta Me1a rendition of "A Far Country" la one of the high, wotor marks of the community theater aeaaon. DifficuJt plays, •uch aa thl.a one. bring out the bt.<tt (n their ca.all. and the Civic Playhou.e offen some superb examples. At the core · of lhe play'a 1u~ la Robc.>rt Kokol'1 masterful performance aa Sigmund Freud, a dedicated healer who, in his late thlrtles, iA obeeued with the desire to aua:eed, to pro~e himself to the medical community In tum -of-the-century Yienna. Kokol'a grasp on his character la nothing short of ast.oniahang as he atru~es to uccrtain the root causes of a young woman a lntenae leg pain which is earmarkJng her for a life In •a wheelchair. F.qually well portrayed is the oppol!Uon he faces from his mother and the medical community. The 'latter areas produce anoUrer pair of first-rate perfonnances. Rochelle Savltt Is brilliant aa Freud's embittered mother, conawned by panic over th e possll;>le notoriety her 10n will aaume. Allan Stone is equally strong as a fellow J ewish doctor ~ cautious to delve into the same garden of the mind. · & the patient whoee nagging guilt feellnp are threaterung para lysis, Nancy Andrews la irnmerwely convincing. -Faula-Kr~·aktllfull~ys role of Freud's supportive wife, while Joe Ri\kes fares nearl as well in the part of Andrews' * 8ARQAIN MATINU8 • MoMay U•ru latuNay All '•rfonNncff before f:OO ,M 1'-" ,,..... Ea1111•••• .......... ) 11H IT PIUINDI" ------ "Tltl VllltDICT .. "' ----- ''TOOTI•"------ ~~ ... ~.r.c. ------·- LAl<EWOOD CE NTER SOUTH ,,,, •• IN "TIMEllttOIJt" -----·= ..... ANAHEIM (11.'IVI IN ._ ... _. 119t'llO "l#CWli TMS .. QUI\. .. _ -"THI TOY" -Cllll 11-...... BUENA PARK Ilk VI •H ..__ ___ _ HMOJO . .. .. . .. ~ . LINCOLN 0 1/IVI IN ~-· ... --·-HM070 ., . '• FOUNTAIN VALLEY OlllVE IN "41 Hlltl."1111 ------ "GANDtr-•OOUYS'990 --- "l~'I CHOtCE" 1111 ---- ...... -00009ft"----"YOUMCI OOCTOM .. Lovr ... --- "'THm MOUll C* IOltOMTY "°"" ... -"THI INCWUe".. ~, CW.II-"-1111> "...V~IUD"............ CM ll- "THI TOY" --~ .......... CMN--........... J a. • .._ .. _ ltl•Mtl . , LA HAB~A • •' ~ Ml\C.IOP..' •·~ .t '"' ........ ~-.-. .. __.,TMSKr.,.. "THI DAM Ci.VITAL.".., C-.·11- '"TOOT!!"' .. ....... w ..... ~-e---.. "'CAllP•tOW' .. . ;fhursday's Child' uplifting fare '~.~ ~ENBBAO iaw W>'RK -Tcw\iaht'• Ow n!aht lo have a 1dtto NCWdec'. With '' Ameriaan PlaYhowe'' ba or "8 .aind year on public te)evqjon and CBS 41*M few IC. mOlt heart•WamUna movWI ~ \8~ 1lmple-mlnded "Th'"'' 'Company.' you vUl, once •••In, have aome difficult pro1ram holClllit. ~ who man. hJI wtO ~ befcn dy&nt. '1 what'• .-i foi my-. tw •fl. The tnad\ I.a that IM1ah only know. hJI .,.. s-f~y &n &he -.me way t.he family lnQWl9 about .ch ~·. Mlft-.J and IOdal he&l\h, wfthout ..Uy wanlinl to know too mUt'h. . 'nMtlt frequent ar-llnl -"lt'1 sr-t to ... you" -ii hollow, and u fat u they f'\l9f pt. ·~t.CBS a. the u.ptra\iooal ''Thunda)'.!a · i;;;;a.,..,'iPo\,~f' a~t an 1thleUc 17-yw-old whole l.e9tfOI' lfe 6apJt dtmln.lahed by ~ratlve heert d1- lftd aa eventual hee.rt trarwplant. It'' a true 11ory, •.t...on the book by the boy'• mother, Victoria Bobby (Richard 0...-ne) I.a not happy runn1n.t ... "'"*lJ:lllfi¥Me 1Nth-~· Ph11·1Davta ~beum), a psycholoc&at. Phll '""" to have money and a huh, 1ubW'ben llf•tyl•, but t\e'1 >ocle, . ; ~ this film WUIU'ates how a crtal.a can pull I 1 ff y totielher, PBS examlnet1 four brothen tom : 1put u. thelr father died and beque.thed h1a ; 1x1t!ft1Jive holdlnca. not equally, but accon:Una to h1a t -..t.nent of thetr nee.di. · °Family Bualnna," 1tarring Milton Berle, ii f >fc< Goldbtts'• \elevllion adaptation of hluivet.lng '9'B off-Broadway play, and lt'1 the latest gem on ! Aloe-lean Playhou.e," PBS' eeUmable weekly 1 tnnla wrie9 (Channel-28 al 9). ...Uyln~t. . . Death, at leut the 1pecter of It, a11o llhadowt ':'.fh.unday'I Child,"• but th&a "Hallmark Hall of Fame" preeentatlon ll upUftlnc, not dePl'ftllna. Thro'u1h one boy'• indomitable ·~and enthuaum f« life, "Thunday'• Child" ·• a celebration ot· uvm,. Sam Alden. played wtt.h pto by Rob Lowe, ii one of 1ix children from a very carinl New. Hampahire family. 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A ........ ..... $I WWWM•ll II ea ... .................. ................... ..., ........... .. .... -..111111 a 11t1ut . .. ' , • ClllBIFllD cs ll .... . Ii ' ·-~~ ~ .. ~nger ~ -eau r---· .... . Redskins must now guard again l a le.tdown ·~ . LOS ANGELF.$ (AP) -Joe Gibbs, t.'06Ch of "W e dun'l 111dii.«:riminately trade playel'9 " Wuhlngton's newly-crowned Super Bowl kings, he aald. "We like> ployc•ra w fc.'C'f when they come to knows there ls danger lurking In the Rt'<hkins' us thut thts 1a. ~ht.•ir homt' und wP are their family. championship. My job II~ tu be.> tlw 1.:ouch. know my players u a For evidence, he need only l~k at re<:e nl group. Wt·'vc gut the right kind of people to work hi.story. In the laat four yeart, the Super Bowl ha.a with and he around for a long time Te..m chemistry hoeted eight different teams. It haa not exactly been is on of thl' b1gg<.>Sl rol'\ll1dcrationa " the citadel of consl.st.ency since the decade of th , '70. when Dallu qr Mlnnesot.ll In the National GIBBS APPROACH TO h111 playt-ra includes Conference and Pllnburgh or Miami an the an oft.en precarious walk along tightrope stretching American Conference seemed to show up every between dtse1phnarlan and friend. season. . It 1s a style he has IC'amed in 17 years u an Gibbs thinks about Pittsburgh, Oakland and a.ss1sumt t."<?Uch an the NatJ~>nal Football League and San Franct.co, the previous three Super Bowl champions who failed to make it back to the lit.le • game the next year. '.'WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU as a coach ui that as soon as you win the la.st game, you start worrying about the next one," he said. "You build a monster. · lf you're winning, peopJe expect and demand that you win, frofl"l the owner on down. "Thi.a Is going to be a tough act to follow." ·~ · He will try anyway. and one method wlH be to . 1teep the Redaklos aware of their c.haTIR:te . --====---------=-----::::::::::::::--=-~~ "W.hen you win, you can start thinking you're honeQ. dunng lus Lwo-)'ear tenure as head coach of n reverse better than what you are." Gibbs aald. ''That can Washington. kill you. If we do that. we'll· get beat and beat "As a ma<'h . I wouldn 't say I run a loose ship." ' badly .. We're a team that has to fight every Inch. If Gibbs sllid we lose that character, we'll be doomed." "I operate on the following principles -we So the coach preaches a rlown.to-earth don'L make a lol or rules and we use common sense. approach t.)t h is team. I tell the playt·rs ir they embarrass themselves or .,..,.. l the te~m. ll is automatic. you are fined," _Gibbs said. "I TOLD THEM'before the game, 'You're the same persons you were 16 weeks ago. Just because you win a few football games. th.at doesn't change '1nything. You're just another human being.'" G ibbs thinks the line between success and failure In hi.I buahM!SS ls awfully slim. "You're newr more than two games from disaster. You get a test every Sunday and you can't get a 'C.' It's an 'A' or:. you flunk. Two flunks and you're In trouble.'' Gibbs said he saw room for Improvement in his team and that Washington would be using the draft for that purpoee. Aft.er many years with few or no choices as a result of trades, the Redaklns have most of their .elections In the April draft. "I .TlllNK BECAUSE,of Kind oC players we have l can use that <.'Ommon sense approach. U you are out pas t bed chcc::k, or come late "ar'a meeting, that's 1t, you get fant.'Ci. There are no disc\Jsslons.'' he said. Gibbs' style of coaching got its toughest test the week before the Super Bowl. Trying to play down ~he game as ~uch as possible. Gibbs refused to institut.e a curlew and told his players to prepare for the game as they would any other. "f think Wfl have the type of play~rs. that you can do that with," Gibbs said confidently. For thf Redsluns' offensive llne. affectionately called the "Hogs" and fullback John Riggins, the chief benefactor of the group's work, Gibbs' suggestion t0 prepare for the game as they would any other meant one ~g. Irvine High's J eff Die lman (22) changes direction on Uni's Graham Everett Mondey night. Vaq won at the buzzer. ee C2. "We have our choices back and we wlH bwld and add to our team,'\ he said. "I'll be comfortable taking playel"I at almoal any spot. I feel we could use another big lineman. another light end, a comerback. a defensive lineman. Except at safety and quarterback, we can use anybody. We have our one, two and three pick s and they will be important." Don't look for the face of the Redskins to be alt.ef'ed btrades, ~gh. That's not Gibbs' style. "h 's be-en a trad1llon for us all year to pk:k a night, hit town and get in about 3 a.m~" guard Russ Gnmm said. "We went to Newport Beach ... drank a few beers, had a few shots here 8J'Jd there. We weren't staggering drunk but had a little .buzz ews leak: Skins pair fame~ CANTON. Ohio (AP) -Sonny J gensen and Bobby Mitchell, from another Washington ~dslciJ' l8' era, will be joining the Football Hall of Fame this CllrnmlPr. Jurgensen and Mi tchell will three other immortals, to be oounced Saturday night, in 3 induction ceremonies July The inductions will precede year's first exhibition game. .-..itt-hi"ing the Pittsburgh Steelers the New Orleans Saints. nnouncement of the five uctees was to be Saturday. word that Jurgensen and itc h e ll w e re among them ed out. · 'It takes all of the pizazz ( of it," Hall of Fame Curator Horrigan said. "But we don't y it." urgense n, the pro game's t eHlcient pa989r ever with a Ing of 82.8. ranks in the time top 20 in completions. empts . ya rda g e and hdowns passirQl. e Duke University product . tlve of Wilmington. N .C .. pleted 2,433 of 4,262 passes 32,224 yards a nd 255 hdowns in 215 games spread r 18 seasons. e spent hi.s fint seven years the Philadelphia Eagles and • ed the last 11 with the ltliliak1ns, retiring after the 1974 n. The fourth-round draft lee won National Foptball l.llllM\.le pusing utles In 1!167 and 1 with the R~kina. Jurgensen pas.ed for more t n 400 yar<b In five games. a league record, and had 25 \eata of 300-plus air yards. 1966 until 1968, he threw f at lealt one tqµchdown in 23 -111.11'nt pines. , OnJy M(tchell'a-old &elmmate, Brown, and O.J. Simpson nk ahead of h im In total Filipek filling a role • • 1n eye-popping ways A'rea scoring leader d~es it all Scott Filipek Tars nipped; C~argers hot from-the line By ROGER CARLSON OflM 0...., l'llot 9l•ft The first time he took the floor with Marina Hlgh's varsity he led the way with 20 points and a ha lf court ahot at the second quarter buzzer for a Vikings' victory. And, although Scott Fili~k doesn't connect for 20 points In every game, nor hit half court shots all the time, it's pretty safe to say he has been the catalyst to virt ually every ' Marina success Sln ct' The Vi kings· po int guard, Nlpek 18 averaging 23.1 points per game as a se nior after a junior 1eason which found him sconng at a 14.7 clip on the way to All-Sunset League laurels, a 14-10 overall record and 'a berth in the ClF 4-A playoffs, The Vlkes are locked in a By ROBB MUNSON three-way tic for second'place in SflecW to '"-o.., Pllo4 the race for the title , a game El Toro High's Je ff Arnold behind Huntington Beach, and out.scored Newport Harbor's Joe the surge of Marina ls easily Seager in the battle of the big traced to Filipek. men. and the Chargers held on ln hi.a six league games he haa for a 69-68 vic tor y over the scored 25. 18, 2~, 23, 28 and 41 v1s1ting Tars Monday night In points -a 26.6 average. Sea View L eague basketball Wednesday Marina ls back in action action. hosting Ocean View In The Char~rs. who fe ll to what Is considered a key lsaue Estancia In the ir las t outing toward the playoffs and/or title. thanks to some fine free throw Regardles.., one thing's for sure shootmg by the F.agles. showed -Filipek I.a at center •t.a&"e with they too &'ala hit from the line his shooting and virtual c:ont.rol Monday night, canning 19 of 20 of the oUel\se. atte.mpls to pull out the vie~. ' "I doo't hold him back a lot,'' Newport Harbor rallied from a aay1 Ma rina Coach Steve nlne-point deficit over the final Popovich. "He's 3!S-40 percent of 5:26 to make things difficult for our offense with his ablllty to El Toro, which moved into third pau It off to somebody ei.e when place in the Sea View League the defense coUap1e9 on him.'' standings with the '1in. The Vlkinp obviously have Seager, a 6-8 center, waa thC' other weapona -1uch .94 8-5 scoring average are 7 .3 assi.sts and considering his size 14 "hoes and large hands. It would appear Filipek haa a rosy future. It's not all roses, hl1wever, ... becauae when you're playing the 'rote Filipek la playing, there are plenty of potential eriwa. "Alter every game I wonder if I could have done more or played better," admlta Filipek. "And although I've have a few aood games, afterwards. I could thlnk of more I could have done.'' ·~We've bad o ur ups and downs." adds Popovich, who as a coach watches from the aidellnes and lives or dies behind Filipek'• acioompllahmenta. "I questlon h1s shot eelectJon sometimes," continues Popovich, "but he really II a aood shooter. With our type of game we need what he's get11ng. . ''He's the best fut break guard I've ever had. He geta the ball up quicker and la great In an open floor situation. "The only problem Is that eometlmee Instead of makina the good pus, he tries to make the great~ which can become a turnover. "But he has one of the best feels for the buketbell of anyone I've ever seen. He hu a p-eat touch and feel for the ball. He throws ln ahota d""'1\a pnctlce all the time and people live • double·take and uk 'where'd that one come ftom?' Filipek hH been playtn1 bMketball since .... lh1rd ..... in the HW\dnCtOft Beech 1y.tem and at this time the only queaUona anyone mlcht haw la hJI defen.e, which comes out of theMartN ..... catalyst behind \he Newport Chris Neumann, 8·3 w.rte PMIWa, comeback. He added four quick 6· 1 Bill &lanpr a~ 8·3 ,:8orl , points, teammate J im Wolfe hit a Rotenawelg. • But he doe1n't 1ee any problema here. "When I do have to play man-to-man I don't Jet m,y man baaket and the Sailors found Neumann and Padilla -ere themtelves tralllng by ,lull three. scoring In double t11ure1 and After an El Toro buckc\., the •tangtr and Rolenlwtla h9w Tars ecorcd al>< stralaht polnu, made bia conUibuUonl.9 6ut lt'1 the last on a slam dunk by the qWcknetl 6f P1Upek &bet hM . Sea.er that gave-N e wfor\ dominated Marina'•~· Harbor h• only advan1.1p o the ''I'm not too worried about the eecond haJf. 64-63. point•," 1ay1 the l8~y .. r-old Todd Ingleha.r\ ad<k'd a ~r ol .....uor. "They com1 -1the .... treie throws for El Toco with l :20 plays .out. ~. Jivina th c~ a ~ 'mM lilll.i ia maN ·~" &Md &hey ~·, afva "Pi ht eonUiuaft. "Th• nae. ~ . El Toro put th• 1am awav IOOlc8 better.'' ( ... TAU, P. Cl) To 10 alon• with bl1 H .l · ao ioo.," 1a1n1 nup0. • Arnone~• c:oll•IH who have .1hown lnter•ll are ~, i.o,oaa and UC ll'Ylne, but the'llM ftlurte '° ~ ....... JUlht now ..,_ VlJdnll 11'9 )all worryta1 1tilout Ooean Vlew, · whlcti-Plllt MM1na In the &It ...................... .. Uweml~M·1 .... 1Gtal \l I ftdllDwllld-upwtlh _, ................ . _,.p •aM t I on." . ~ .. t 'I • Orang• COHI DAILY PILOTITUMdty, ,...,,u ,._, . ....,, .. _., __________________ ~----------~-.... --~------------liiiiloi---........ A final invitation Bryant had to miss llruln• rally for 2-2 tie &It.on d~erwrrnan Ra)' 8or0491 m broke \hruuih Wlnnl p•f' llah& ' chlcklfll def•n1e for a p Nrly In the lhll'(l _pttrk>d Monday nlaht u th Btuln11 rallied to ext«'nd thl'lr un~at.en •trt"ek lo 12 pmt'I with a 2-2 Nation.Ml Hodtey l...co14tue lit• with th J ta. Wlnni~I Ml now wtnl-tn lta l t 10 1al1\Cll on th.i ruad . . . Aaroa 8rott1, Steve Tambelll1I and Bob ~l<'Mlll11 11eurt•d soal1 within a 2:37 apan law In thtt lhlnJ period lo rully N"·w Jet;!9 to a J 2 triumph over Piu.1bursh . . :-O'OiltePll!tr Doll' Bealpre. mtklna hi• ftl"9t •tart aft.er a lO·aame 1Unt In th mfnor1, •topped 38 u( 40 1hota to help MJnnt.'IOUi lo a 4-2 victory over h08t Toronto. Pariah, Bird •park Cehic1 From AP dl1palclle1 Robert Parl1ll 1e.'Ored 30 polnUt SPARTANBURC. S.C. -Like • and added 16 rebounds, and Larry many other youngsle n throughout 4. • · Bird acorcd 27 point.a Monday night WJ the country. 8-year-old Donny Sanda the Boston Celtics outlasted the lost a hero with the death of fonner Chicago Bulls 110· 104 In Na tional Buketball Alabllma football Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. Asaociatlon action. The victory was the Celtics' Lwit week, Donny received one of the l.ut 14th In their last 16 games . . . In other action, ll'tli.'rs written to Bryant. "' Truck Robln1on and Paul Weatpllal aoored eight h seems Donny was sad to hear the newa points apiece and Loal1 Orr 1even during a 25-6 last month that the wlnnin&est collese football third-quarter spurt lhal lifted New YdPk to a coach in hiatory was retlrlng. 114-97 triumph over Kansas Chy. The H e tho ught that meant 9't't-minut.e burst in the third quarter turned a Bry.ant wouldn't have a place four-point halftime lead Into a 77-54 Knlcks to live. ~ advantage. RoblnS()n led the Knicks with 21 So he wrote Bryant, points. inviting him to move in with his family. Oregon hangs on to nip Arizona . ''I appreciate the Gary Gatewood scored 24 points m lnvtt.ation, however, I think and reserve guard Mike Matbeson my family would mila me if.~ sank seven free throws in the fmal came to live with you, l :41 as Oregon hung on lo beat • Bryant wrote. ln the letter. Arizona 86-84 In Pacific-10 college basketball llllYANT "I ho~ou are working · ~i on Monday night Elsewhere, hard in school and are ma your plana to·-sophomore forward Ed Plnckoey capped a come to Alabama someday to further your 27-point. 20-rebound performance by hitting two l'rlUl'atton," the letter said .. Donny-picked up -his af-feciioA-lor-&y.ull-free t_!lrows with eight seconds left to give r h' late grandfather W. A. "Billy )oe" ITtlf:ral\Ked. "Vtt,tanova-a 68-67 victory over ~~wl:: an Alabama nativ~ who uaed to tell his . Georgetown m Big F.ast action . . . Tennessee grandson stories about the st.at.e's favorite ~· shook off a 42-polnt performance by Melvln Turpin lO score a 6~·63 upset of 15th-ranked Kentucky in Southeast.em Conference play. Quote of the day Boxing truint'r Eddie Futch, on why the boxing comm1SSton should make it harder r or managers. se<.'Onds and trainers t.o get · licenses: "There are too many people walking up the street who put a towel over t ht•1r shooldt>r and tell a kid they know what they'n • doing." Mancini stunned, saddened SAINT VINCENT, Italy - World Boxing .A.ciciaUon llohtwelght chamnion Ra "Boom ~ Mancini was •t"at:::f and aaddened" to learn that the mother of South Korean boxer Duk Koo Kim had committed suicide, an aide 1aid Monday. ~ . w1..-n1 makee ha1ly departure SAN JUAN, P.R. -The San II °'9ao PadNI' Alan WIUina made a huty departure from -ituerto Rh:o afwr the flnl aa.me of the Winter 1..Mauet champtonahlp flnala lalt w .. k. "The outfielder, who wt~I be 28 ln two w..U, had t>Mn thct leadoff hitter for the Ponce Uont. T m otfklalt aald t,e left town tho ntaht of Jan. 27, after tho first 1ame In tht1 bett-of-1even Nrl . Local newapaper1 in San Juan attributed Wlatna' departUN to thrwta made tpinlt him after a melee In t.he final i1amA of the MmtllnaJ •riel. s:r·- Both benchee emptied dwina the Jan. 2~ aame when WIUlnt I'll~ toward the pitcher after h4' wu Mt-by a pitch, uJd the new•paper IM:'CIOW\ ... Baxmon Cowboy• flnt baHman bmael Oquendo claimed Wlutna had punched him tor no re11on durlna ffie melee and Oquendo promiled revenae. Ponce manager Jlm Napier'• only com.ment on Wlaaint' departure wu, "You can't worry about one IUY who doesn't want to play." Wi111na batted .2~2 fof the Padres lut. 11euon a.rid led the tom in atolen beae9 with 33, • despite beina abeent for two montha followina h!J arrest JUiy 21 on a c:harae of ~Ina cocalne. The charge wu diami9ed after Wlatna underwent an anti-drug abuae educatfonal ·program and he returned to play Sept. 22. Jabber home damage: $2.6 million A fire that caused $2.6 mlJJlon • worth of damage to the luxurious · home of LOii Angeles t.akera' center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar may have been - sparked through a chink in · a living room fire place, fire officialnald. No one was fnjured In the early-morning blaze Monday. Six peraons, including Abdul-Jabbar's girlfriend. Cberyl Pl1tano, managed to escape . . . Alber(o s-••ur, ttie rast~st marathoner in history. charged officials of The Athletic Congress, the national govemining body for track and field. w!th offering l'aim a bribe ol $50,000 to $60.000 to run in the Loi Angeles Marathon May 14 ... The Dodgen ann~nced the signing or pitcher Dave Stewart, outClelder Mark Bradley and Infielder Ro11 Jones, bringing t.o 22 the number of pl.ayera reaching agree~nt. Television, radio TV: No events scheduled: RADIO: Hockey -New York Rangers at ~ngs. 7:20 p.m .. KPRZ (1150). E&gles; CdM keep rolling - Unive~ ity wins; Tan fall (,;(,roru. d<•l Mar Jllgh at.rUQled whllo l!'.tt.anda br M-d. but both ~·ms remain tied ==•pot In the S4!a -View Leap Women'• rece after victoriea M"onday nlcht. .... lo OJ.her pmet, Unlvers!ty held on t.o cklfnt lrvln~ whllo Newport Harbor fell to El Toro. Here'• what happened: Corou de! Mai' .. 4¥ Co1&aM.ut U The Muat.anp,.who lOlt to the Sea RJnp 6y 20 In the flrat round, made thJnga lnt.ereatJna In thla WOMEN'S B~SKETBALL one by ouUK.'Oring Corona del Mar 18-13 In the final quart.er. But In the end, It wa' 20 point• by LIH Romney and 12 b.>:. Heather Ett.ey that paved the way for the Sea ~· ninth victory against one defeat .in league pla'}'. Romney scored 10 of her points in the fourth quarter to nUlllfy the Costa Mesa comeback bid. Eatancla 73, Saddleback U Chen Carpenter scored 19 polnq, Debbie Hughes added 15 t.o go along with 21 rebound.a, and the Eagles overwhelmed the hmt Roadrunners to keep pace with Coron.a ~el Mar. Coach Joe Wolf's team had little trouble with • Saddleback, out.scoring the h0sts 40-7 over the final 16 minutes. Amy Hathcock added· 14 points and 12 rebounds and also dished off eight asailt..-for the Eagles, while teammate Amy Scholes. a 5·11 cent.er, turned in her best performance of the' season with 16 pofnts; 10 rebounds and foW' steals. Unlverally 4r, Irvine 4% The Trojans moved into third pjace in the standings with a victory over rival IrVi.ne on the Vaque1'9S'coU(t. • Irvine's~n Woolley managed t.o score 12 points before fouling out. early in the fourth quarter. El Toro 48, Newport Harbor 34 The Chargers out.scored the Sailon 24-12 in the middle quart.era to pick up 1the victory at Newport Harbor. Lisa Wayne had 10 points for the Sailors, who saw their record .dip to 0 -10 in league play. Mustang s stuµ CdM Irvine nips Uni at buzzer; Eagles breeze FAtanda High is juat one ~ out of first place in the Se. View League ba1ketball race today. and Coach Larry Sunderman can thank the C.O.ta Meu H1gb Mustanp. WIN A· DIAMOND ·RING FOR YOUR VALENTINE ·Grand Prize j)ravmr at J.C: ~s Sat., Feb. 12, 3:00 P.M. 0.-, Net ....... ..,~ ..... Irvine's Bob Rhodes faces pressure from University's John Be langer ( 14) . Track stars ready INGLEWOOD -Former UC Irvine standout Steve Scott will compete in the one-mile run, and several other current area track 1tan will be on hand for Friday night's Times Indoor Games at the Forum. Scott, New Zealan-d"s John Walker and Ireland'• Ray Flynn are amoOR the mile entries. Huntington Beach Hlgh11 Gu• Qulnonei ta entered in the high 1ehool two-mile run, while UC Irvine hal relay teams entered in both the mile and tws>-mile eventa. The Ant.eat.en' one-mile quartet conahltl of Chrla Prletto, Steve Odgen, Ron Ooolaby and Harold Todd, while the UCI two-mile \am conliltl of Larry Hand, Juan Nuecke. Paul Carruza and Mike z.ara,ona. The h.l1h 1ehool boy•' ¥rint rela)' will feewre o NewPort Harbor High ~ of Jack Koll, Sheldon Bloc:k&ur1er, JoJo Dubeaa, St.eve Braiaa, Rob Lowe, GU Ward, John Curet and Jamee Duley. ' Coach Tim Parae1'1 Costa Mesa 9Quad stunned preVtoUaly unbeaten (ln league) Corona del Mar Monday ni&ht· to highlight Sea View Leque play. In other 1amea. Irvine needed a bubt at t.he buzzer to knock off rival Un.iwnlty, and. F.at.anda breezed past Sedclleblck. Kbe'a what }\.!lppened: Cet&a Meta fi, Cof'9u del Mar to Senior Phil Koa, playing for the Injured Paul Edaon, acored 12 pointa BASKETBALL ta and had four key rebounds In the final two mlnute1 to give the Musianp a ltUJ\nln8 victory on their own court. Costa Mesa survived a 22-polnt perfonnance by the Sea Klnp' Dave \TanSt.eenhu,. and a tbaky fourth quarter to pick up the victory. "It waa juat m outstandJ.na job from all five starten on defenae," pra.l.lled C.O.ta Meu eo.ch Tun Par.et "We l'DAnaaed to st.op them intide ton.laht and force them outalde. We alao played a paUent offenae, got IOl1le good ahota and 11mlted them (the Se. K..lnp) to poor thota. Ted Stitt, a 6-3 senior. led the Mustanp with 17 polnta. lrvlae 51, Uatvenlty iO .. Bobby Rhodes' buket from the free throw line at the buzz.er gave the Vaqueros the victory In a hotly contested pme at Unlvenity. The Vaqueroe' Lance Neal had juat four polnta in the contest. but both basket.a came in the Unal minutes. Bernard Uaaery led the Irvine acoreu with 15 points, whlle aopbomore Jeff Blelman chipped ·in 10. The Trojana had four 1COren in double fiaww. with Norm Stolzoff aettina 14, Graham Everett c.h!pplna fn 12.~ Caw .cortna 11 and bii Blake addinl 10. Et&uda 11, ..... ck II Doua Pinckney tc0red 26 polnta. Gary Jaepr added 20 to 10 along wlth 10 rebounds and the Ea1les acored an ~ dedtlon over vtalt.lJ\I Saddlebeck. "We probably ran OW' hl1h-low ~ pme aa well aa we have all aeaaon '' admitted Sunderman, WNm lm their record to IC08 8-2 In league. "We were able to e1tabl11h the tempo in the flrat quarter and that helped ua." The Eagles alao got a boost from Nueer Mutt.ala who acored 15 point.a and p}ayed no lea• than three. poaltiom before the night wu over. Jlm Ci.&rtil mana,ced to acott ju.It four polnta for the Eagles, but he dlahed off aeven .-.... Curtis took juat four shot.a on the evening. Rustlers, Dues ·seeking revenge Both Orange Coast Collef e and Golden West College wil have revenge on their mind Wednesday night when the Pirates and Rustlers open second-round South Coast Conferenct> baaketb8.ll act.Ion at home. Golden West. sporting a 5-2 record and In third place. will host Santa Ana which~ an 84-74 victory at Santa Ana Jan. 5. The Rustlers. with a four-game winning streak, anf Ted by .:>pbomore John IG-esktr, the No. l ICOl"er in the conference with an 18.3 ilerage. Santa Ana's top scorer is Greg est, a 6-1 aophomore guard. avera · g 16.8 points per contest. ~C. 2-5 in conference. has four home games In the second round, and the Pirates will try to move Into contention for a Shaughnessy Playoff ap~t with a return match with Fullerton College. Thia week'• iames: 80Un4 COAft c:.~ • ... fif('Ntt a.ma Anll .. Qoldlrl w. Fwletton 111 <>r-. Co.t ..... ~ 0r.,...eo.tat~ Odden w ... "' Nlil1on PAC91te COMT COi& ... JCI ··:~':'!re' a.dlllltledl .. ltdlMatmt at-== V: KOCM Stereo 103.1 proucllJ ,, ......... . WHAL£ WATCHM UllHON AIMl'loen ........... ... Olly .............. '*'-Y tune .. .... 1terM 1oa.1 at I •·"'· 1114' I ,.M. Hear .... ,.,,. ...... , . ..., ... -... ...... Mmtae -.. ~ .......... ...... ..... 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CoteeM eooree Altzona 15,,.... l.ledeo 81 2 Arizona St 1, ca Loe A~ 4 ,.. W L I 1 I 1 • 4 5 s 6. s • • 2 8 0 10 Super Bowl .a jolly good show NFL showdown "well-received in Great Britain LONOON (AP) -While millions of Americans were watching Super Bowl XVII, the National Football League a1lo wu breaking new ground 8,000 miles from Pasadena. An estimated two million Britons stayed up until 2:30 Monday morning to watch the end of a four-hour live telecast of the Wuhlngton Red.akl.nl' 27-17 victory over the Miami Dolphins. "We got a very good reaction to the g~." said a Sp<>kesman for lhe 1ndepencft!nt Channel FOW' station, whJch h.u been showing hlghll&hta of NFL matches throughout the eeuon. "We got lqta of Basketball scores t.elephone calla and nearly all of the people who iot through were jolly pleued we ahowed It." Channel tour ICreet1ed a total of five houn of American Footb&ll Sunday. Nicley Home and New England Patriot• kicker John Smith, an Engllahman, praented an hour-Iona preview ln mid-afternoon and Channel Four then pl.eked up w NBC ooverap of the 1pecU1cle by aat.eWt.e. It wu the first time an NFL match had been t.elevt.aed live In Great Britain. alth°"'lb football hu become 1 cult aport here llnoe Channel Four start.eel lhowing hia~hta. Many Brlt11h new1paper&. which have previoualy diu'eptded American football, c:a.nied feature preview. of the maich. "Channel Four bu bnd . . . a new addJction amon1 thoae who like their •port raw and phyaice.l," uJd Clem Thomu, a ooWd Welab NlbY union commeniaior. • Erle. Brown, a London cab driver, aald of American football: "It II tremendoualy exdUnc. I don't uncle.nt1and it all, but -.ch .... ich la a r.J evenL" Channel Four, antlclpatln1 that many IJ)e(1.aton would be watchinc football U.8 .-•'Y'-for the Unt time, ran throuah the nd• ot th4t PM before 1wtiah1nc to NP.Ci ~· Eagl'e kickers win I It WM • IOOd day fOC' both the r.tancta Hllh aoccer tffml TUllday, u tM l'.aale men and women 9COl'ed ,.pecdvt 2-l and S·l vtctoriee owr N~ Harbor. _ • Jn rmn'1 ectlon, Adrian Ph0lip1 ICOnd wuh 20 mi.nu• ~ ln t.hl --lft •w the ......., the vtetory Clft tMlr own-id. ""r.aru.r, wdt:d; Camfaa Md and far r.tanda IO tie the ICOle. The aauon· Todd a.-u iDoAd 10 .mnue. lntotbe ...... In ......,.., --. KaNh 8hJnle1 • .._ Oadlllldlw.'111*"1! , ............... .... .................. ....., ... Vnl1•r ...... toS:0.1 • NHL OAWllU CONPIMl..CI ...,,...oww. W L T ., QA ,,. &or!IOftlOll " II 10 '" t l7 .. Ca1Qt1y ~1 .. 1 I ll Jn 41 Winni~ 20 H , ,,, t lf ., I/~ 11 24 to 114 '" ... ...... .. !l1 1 11• 1U n . ...,,.. 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W~ (fM) Franco Hama, Pltt90Utgri ..... ~~ ....... '"°"""" ·~ "'" ..._ ~ -43 ylf"cla, Jolln Rlaainl. WMlllnglon; ( 2 dal Fr.,_ Hama.-~allurlll\ .,., Ollll9. ..... XIII Oii j>llflt ret .. rne -t , Mike Nel11t1, W~ ~>::,,-Wood. OtWI ~ .,._ ~City. .,..I Moel y81C11 P"fll ••lurne -62. Miii• H.ime, WHlllngton. (431 HHI Col1I•. OMiand.,.. Mir• •CC .. SI.Iller ec.. XL Moel )'wcM lltdtoft --llO, F"llllOll Walker, Mleml: 11121 L•trr Aneletaon. Plttebutgl\ .... Loa .,..._, 8uper llowl XIV LOfl08M llldioft rwtvn -ti )'9rcla, Fulton Wall!.,. Ml•lftl (T-01, (IT rarO•I AIOll UpdlyrCfl, 0.-.,.. o.ii., ...... low! XII ._,_ -. Mclloft ,.._. "**"""" (IS)-47 5,_.. ~Waller. ~(32.t )'Well) Llny .,,._.. Plttllburgll ..... Loe ~ ........ XIV. ~t I~ llldlOlt <elt.lmA -I. FUiton Wiiker, .....,.. Moat combined 11templt -'SI , JoM AIQalnl, W .... on 31 NIIMI. t '9Clllllflon: (dfF-Hwria. ""1allwtfl "'-~ 8uper ..... IX. .. - . joe Seager TARS • • • From Page C1 seconds later with four more c harity to11e1, g iving the Chargers 19 straight during the course of the contest. ••This ls the biggest wjn since I've been here," aaid an elated El 'l"oro Coach Tim Travers. Travers a dded a w o rd o l warning, "Our de!ttlny is in our own hands -we determine our own fat.e. This win doesn't mean a thing if we trip along the way. But we're where we want to. be at this point." The showdown feature d a battle of two big players: Seager for Newport Harbor and Arnold · for the Chargers. Both played flawlessly on the court. as Seager pumpe d in 22 points, while Arnold led all acoreni were 24. In the' first half It was Arnold who took center st.age. The . 6-9 , - junior poured In 18 points while con verting 8 cU 8 free throy.ts• during the second quarter. Wo lfe added 12 second- .:1uart~r points for the Sailors. helping New~rt Harbor cancel a four-point EI Toro lead midway through the second stanza to tie the game at the half at 34. "The re was a continuous c hang e o f m o m e ntum througho ut the game ," said Sailor Coach J erry DeBusk. "It seemed as though each time we got control. they would come back and take the momentum . :'This (loss) doesn't take us out of the race. There are four league games left, and El Toro has to play the same teams that we do.'' Wolfe 9COJ"ed 20 POinta, while Brian Folk added 12 for the Sailors who shot 62 percent trom the floor. · El Toro had four start.en in double fiaures: Steve Thomas. (12), lnglehart (12). Jim Hammel ( 1 ~). and Arnold , who is averaaingj 7.8 points pe~game A/J lor Seager, he was 10 for 14 from lhe fMd and 2 for 2 from the line. McEnroe leads PRINCETON, N.J . (AP) J~hn Mc&\roe, the wodd'1 No. l ranked player, will lead the United Stat.ea Davia Cup team in its firat round match agalnat Argentina, ~ 4-6. Arthur Ashe, captain of the U.S. team. aid Monday that the equad will alto Include Gene Mayer, Eliot Teltacher and Peter Flemlnl. The aame four playen captured lhe 1982 Davia Cup by defeating France in the flnala. The tfS.-Argentina match will be played on elev NFL. playoff i-esults - NIT ROUHD . -AFC Raider• 27. Cleveland 10 Miami 28, New England 13 New York Jets 44, Cincinnati 17 San Diego 31. Plttaburgh 28 NFC Washington 31, Detroit 7 Green Bav 41, St. Louis 16 Dallaa 30, Tampa Bay 17 Mlnneaota 30, Atlanta 24 aECOND ftOUNO Af C New York Jet1 17. RaJdera 14 Miami ~. San Diego 13 NFC WUhlnatOf\ 21. Mlnnet0ta 7 Dallu 37, GtMn Bay 2fS Nf'C Clwnplonahlp Wuhlngton 31. Dallu 17 •undef."8n.lt APC Chemplonehlp Mlemt 14, N9W York Jet1 O hplr._.XW WUf'\lngton 27, MIMll 17 , . "°~ ~ .... , ................. AFC All-8tet1 va. NFC All-St.,. / ........... JOHNSON &SON presents .. IFO llPll lllllU WDIRI l!e/ thru '*· e ,. ON 11.L NEW PR '82'8 & '83'1 ' I 1 : ' t I I . I ~ I ' I ~.~ .. , , " I\ j. I f . l : f ' I Tiii · t'i\•ILY J c1ac1;1 "I'm gettin' TOO BIG for anybody to pick up and hug, right, Grandma?" • by Brad Anderson c==J: ~-1/ ~ \\ "Marmaduke's not making toast...he's just · warming his ears and nose!" l by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) •&.•I "Perhaps you' re all wonder ing why I called you here t od ay." ~~ ~ "'l'M #AKING SO'AE CAARCO\L ~~ CM 6AR8EOJE SOt\E MOT' txX3S ! • .n;DGE PARKER . · by Harold Le Ooux --------~:--;:;t;T"'a'w;;l MEANWHILE. IN THE ~'S OFFICE Al A STATE ~ • QUICK/ QUICK I l'UT l'OOKV'SAM •A~K ON/ RELAX, G.AN=IELD.r&.L Fil( POOKV fUGMT OP. rT'~ NO 810 PEAL by Jim Davis NO BICiPEAL? I LOOK. e<J$TU. f 'VE NEVER LOST A L.OVEP OH£ eEFORE -.. ARE YOU A CARNIVOR~ ORA · HERBIVORE~ 'Tlflf -~ ~~ ~~<!I #JD··· HOW ~T ~ ~#JO. M-r£.r ~ .... ~"! ,_, ALL ·TME TMI~ I 5T1U. MAYE TO DO .. TlE f'\.ACE5 I WANT TO 60 ... TMIH6S l !AMT TO SEE ... ::::Y·- - .&....;;;:ll!....ma -=i&1..~iiiiii~ by Jeff MacNelly NUAT A~WE ... CHICKEN? ~ ~ ONE LIKE5 IN THAT MEAT AND CASE-- THE OTHER LIKES VE.GETABLE.5 -d h\'f Offiel~ 1"lf.E·Rlt«:. COU.U.E ~ ~-!> ~ QUU'{11Jf. RI~ TAAT -~ .. ·'f ~ Nof'ta&."f. by Mark 'Lasky I'M AN ICE CREAMIVORE •• . I The Rev. Michae G. Morrison, president of Creighton University, Omaha, Neb.,· 'Will speak at a Feb. 25 meeting of the Orange County area Creighton Club. For information call 998-0676. Europe art tour talk set • • • Training flayed~;:.~ttim~m -.-;-.'='""'!"""'!· ;_-~-.... - Air controllen eyed :zfja ,, " ._., ~-:J::.'° At A • YOU MiUU•MAf W99 A WASHrNOTON (AP)..-uanu new ~•-·-rrl,. • IUUllA'*' °' n9 DllD o• uu•.ti..!aflo t ... ~ " ... .. • " ... °' , .. ptt0Cll ... ,....,.,., 11.,.., v...11 \'OU controllera · Jre &•ttlna on-the· Job ltainlnl from aeAIMlf YOU·f~U l"OULD UH ACTION TO ,.,Tl~T Inexperienced lnJtt\ICtOl"I, Mid • federal .. telV COWT~ A LA YOUR '"°'HTY. " llAY .. bo•rd In a report critical of th• 1overnment'1 MOnOI~ 1:".:" uu :D: ~\~=-: = teachlna methoda. NOTIOt 11 MIMaY OIVIN, IMt MAfUM OP THI l'ttOOlllHH The National Tranapor1allon &fety Board u.ld on w~. ,.~ 11, .... HAIMIT YOU.l.....YOU •MOULD l·----·--·•on f •A 1r t.r·*fl ·-1 I ,... M • 00 o'dOck a"'· °'Mid •. In COWTAOT A L.Atnl"· .. eA&111Uaaw o vv • 4U c oon..... uttll ~~ .touoodMct• 1 ,, 1ta. at 10.00 lhowed that rn matl)' c ..... controllenrwt\oiuit ~ . • lf.0~4>,.1t completed thelr traln( ... a are betna u.ted to lna·-·"'t "IAL llT A I 110\JIHTlll c 01 po I• II on .• 0 1 111orr1I • ... ... .. -HltVIOI. IOC•lecl •t IOtO Nortll corporallo11l ... duly •PPOl"'•d newco.nen. lfoechH!y, ~IOI, In u. ~ Truett• un«1•1 anct~11ual'tf to The board Hld the pract ice raleea eafety :Mi·a~o=.1Yf.~W' .. ~No m;, ~.1i'~:1t, ~~M1~~t !1 que1tlon1 and con tradict• Federal A viation 1Av1Ho1 AN o Lo AN o~ ~Cl• 1n the ofllee of 111e Admin1at.raUon rep1-Uona that requiN lnat.ructont AllOOIATIO,.., a Oellfornla OOUlllY Aeoo1de1t ol Oreno• to be "hllhly akJUed" In the area ln which they are oorpor1tloft, H dul,-eppo1111ec1 oou,,ty, et at• or ca1110111••1 ' ''utl" und4lf ailCI llUl'llUMll to the tittOOJled DV OMllel J. L~ MCI teachlft&. p-of Nie oontefred In th1t Moon-I\. l.1f'Cfl, flu•bend a Wit. .. The FAA aald It would atudy the board'• c.r1t1n OMCI or T1ue1 u~ted t>y 101n1 taMnu. WILL llLL AT JOHN A. Cl.AIAUOH, JI\. 111d PUii.iC AUCTION TO HIOHHT flndlng:s. but a apokeeman lnalated that "t.ralnlni CO.N9TANCI A. CLAIAUQH, 110011' '0" CASH lil•y•blt •• and ail' traffic operaUona are progreealn, Mtely" a.a huebend end wife 111d P!TUt llme of .... In lawfUI mont)' of tlle the con t.roller workforce la brouaht back to full MACl<lA and NANCY tilACl<tA, United 81a1M) 11 111e Hotlh front • Huebll\d and wtle who aoqulrtcl 1111rtn0e to tlle county OOIHlhOwM, at.re~. tltle .. MARCY MACl<f.R, reooto.d 700 ChllO Cflnlel OrMt W•t. Sant• a1n•1• e're veliry, vwer~ closf .. ?1ly m~~t..°.!'lng1 the =2~:·C: :fC::. = =.:.~:;.::0~·,::: .= tr ng opera 0111. ere '-"'Y co .. .._.t o the P-oe 1oe1 flacordtf'• lnttNl!*'ll b)' It un<* Mid Deed of Truet 1n 111e situation," said FAA spokesman J ohn Leyden. NCI: 3111ee.' bl reH011 or• blMCll ::.1:r1y 11t11e1td 1n 111d county But the NTSB said ita ~veetlgation lnto the air :;,1:~~:n"c~ ~r .~:~;11~~1110~: :~~Urf:rlt>ed .. : traffic font.rot system has reveeled IOme speclfic .. outed thereby. lncludlng '"at Unll Ho. 2. H 1hown end safety problema that require Lmmediate ~corrective blMdl or dtlhlult. Notice of whlotl delcllt>ed 1n 1lle0ondomin1um P11111 · • h I ' 1 wu reGOteled Ootot>er 21, tM2. • reootffd OQ November 11. t97e In action to ensure t at nstructors are proper y Aeoord•r'• lnatrument No. boOlt 11H4. pagee 1315 10 1374 trained in teach ing techniques and sufficiently, 82-37129', WILL SELL AT PlJ8LIO l11Clullve of Otflclel Rllcofd1 of Mid experienced. :,~o~RTgxl'N,E..::~ <:out•><· llUtllll "A" The bcuu:d .• d~.~· l)Ol eXJ>eCt to finish hs of the United 8tll•. or • cuhW'• An undivided one·ll'llrlleth investigation until early next year, but It u.ld tt otl8Ck di'-. on • ital• "' nallonel 1113011'11 lnterHl .. 1 ten1nt In announced ~fh·•din-on tralnlng 80 that the FAA b1,,11, 1 lte1a or 11oar11 credit common In tlle 1 .. 1n1., .. 1In end10 uld k v• e-union, "'• etat• °" tecletll M\'lllQe the common ., .. of Loi 1 of Tr.i;t co ta e n . : -end loan NIOOlatkln dOmlcllld 111 0440. Aa '* mao flied 1n bOGI< 380 The FAA has said It expects to brln\tthe Wt1t• ... ~at1M1omeot P1g .. te 10 10 lnc1111lve of · Mia ... right, tltla ~ Int.,... held Ml1C•ll1neou1 Map1. RecOrda ol cont.roller staff to full strength by mid-1984. ore oy 11, .. TrullH, 1,, 1hat rHI Mid eoun1y. u IUOll term 1e ~ than 11,500 controllers -about two-thlrda of the proper1,-11tu111<1 In Hid Co~inly In 111e .,,~ enllllad "DeflnlllOl\1" kf f.red _.__ ... t.rik •l\CI Slit•. delc:tlt>ed .. IOllowa: of th• Decl1r1tlon ol Coten1n11. wor Orce -Y'ere l au.er u~ey went on I e Lot 3 ol Traci No. 3940, •• eondlt1on1 and Re11r1ct1on1 ln August 1981. etlOWn on 1 M., recorded in.eoo. 19Clo1ded July 23. 1078 In 80011 145. pao•• 13 Ind 14, ol 11824,p11Q91t15to0U lndll1Mtol A • J ' ' Ml~len•ou• .,•P•. record• of Offlolal Alloofd1 Of Mid County lllle gr.1cu t, ure poc:t MldCounty. ..Oe olarallon .. ), and eri y ,;::, Th• 1tr••t •ddr•H or other ernendmenll"' annexation ti.eto. common d"lgnatlon ol lh• rHI Ex~tlng therefrom all Oii, Oii d d prcperty hlfelNbove deecltt>ed le rlght'1 mlner1l1, mlnertl rlghl1, W. 0{1 a ...... 1• 1• C:;p u te purported to be; 2489 Falrw1y nelurtl 911 rlght1, end other iii ;::,. Drive, CO.ta _,_, CelllOfnlL llycl1°"rt>ona by wtlat-.r MtM The undt11lgned h•rao,-known, ~I mey be wlt.l'lln"' under SACRAMENTO (AP) _ A mid partisan dl101a1me 111 ll1blllty !or eny th• pe1cel of lend herelnebove ·~In Mid 1tteet lddr ... o .. crlbed. together with th• bicke~· and agribUaineea opposition, the Senate or othlf common detignatlon. • pe1pe1ua1 right of drllllng. mining. R 1 ltt h ed N K . k Said Mle wm be meet. without •XlllOl1nil lll'tCI OC*•llnQ ,......,°'· U es mm ee as approv ancy ir 88 wer1ent,-. expreH or Implied, and llorfng In end removing the general ooupael on the powerful Agricultural Labor reg11dlng 11111. 901HHlon. or ume trom Mkl llll'tCI "' ot11er llnd. Orange Coast College'• Relationa Board. encumbrenc:H. to 11tl\ly tl'I• lncludlng the right to whlpetodl"' 1983 summer field study Kirk, appointed to the ..,.... by Gov . Fdmund prlnclpel balence ol tl'le Nol• Of Olrecoonall,-drlR arid mine from ,....... othef ob11G1t1on MOUl'ed uy uld land• othlf then thOM herelNbow class, "Art of Western Brown Jr., muat be conf1nned by the Senate. The OMCI of f'ru11, wllh lnterHt end deecrlbed. ou or o• .....,., •~• Eu r o p e , ' • w i 11 be position pays $'58,588 annually. 0111« eum1 H provided thtl'eln; lll'tCI lhafta Into, throuah or acroee d lscusse d during a The comnu·"-voted 3 _2 wl•,.,-ut debate to plue ldvtncee, 11 any, undet tl'le Iha 1u1>1"'rl•c• of th• land • ....,.., ulU terme t'*->f end lnterett on tllCtl 11ereln1bove dHcrlbed. 1nd to general informatio~al approve Kirk, who baa worked 88 a staff at1om ey ectvencee, end p1u1 •-. chalgee bottom 1ucn wl'llpt1oc1ceo or meeting .Feb. 17. The for the ALRB since 1976. and_.,.,... of the 1ruet• Md ol dlr1Ctlona11y drllltd we111. 1unnete the 1l'Ullt et•ted by Mid Died of and lhel11 under end beMatl'I or session will begin at 7 The action followed a week of wrangling over rru1t. Th• tottl amount of Mid ~ the uteri« 11m1t1 tllereof. p.'m. ln Conference RoOm Kirk's appointment. oollo•tlon. l11ctudlno reNonably end to redrlll. retunnel, equip. 108 , located In the The nomination was temnnrarily blocked last .. umal•d ,. .. , ch1ro .. enu me1n111n, repelr. dHpen and _ ....._,_,_~.,.on buil_.1...... ,..... v i-k .,,.._of.thaT,_..,ettt.Ume operate any~ we111 or min.. -.u1u.uun.1·11.. ........ week~during a lengthy hearing when .~ ' °' lnttilll put.lr .. !an 0( tNa.Hotlma wlthOUt, l'IOwe\W. thl ngnt to drtl. The public is invi~. supported b y organized labor but oppoeed b~ W ,329.04. mine, 11ore, explore and oc-•t• The t o ur is b eing growen, captured only twc;> of the three votes o.tec1:s'A-:t1~:.J='v1N0s ::O~ ~ 1:1~~ :t: o ffered for the ninth n_eeded for apnrnval by the five-member corni:nittee. AND LOAN land hera1111bov• dHcrlb•d .. Year d is ta ht b ..--· Bo d ASSOCIATION, ,_,,.,In the d-1 lfom the IMne an ug Y art The Agricultural Labor Relations ar , • TNll•, company, 1 WHt Virginia professor s Victor G . spawned by landmark Legislation puahed b)'Brown ey. REAL ESTATE Co1forellon. ,.corded June 1e. Casados a· n d Don in 1975, arbitrates labor disputes between farm S~CUAITIES SERVICES. 191 1n eoott 12246, PllOI ta& ot J . • Cellfomla corporation, Offtdal Aecofdt. eruunp. worken and growen. 1t1 Aotnt Aleo ••C9Ptl~thltefrom tl'le 0 u r I n g t h e ey. (SEAL) o. J. ~. au1>-1-wet• ta. t>ut without informational meeting, PlBJC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE lta Prealdent tll• right or 1ur eice •ntry, H the '"'·tructon will show 2020 Norttl Broec:twty, 1..-..d 1n the Deed "°"' the IMl1e .... NOTICa .wnNQ-SUtte :zoe. cempeny, r~ June 16, 1977 s lidee of previous triJ18 NOTICE 18 ~Y GIVEN"* Santi Ana, CA 92708 In 8oOll •2245, Page 735 of Oftldel and di a c u ss this .-.cs propoeall wll'be ,.,.._.by Tat: (71•) ~10 Rtc:ord•. ' .. ..-...... ""City oA ea.ta ...... "" ofltc:e Puoll•hed Ortnoe co ... Dally PARCEL 3; sununer a ............ o1 thl City Ctarll M the City Hell. n Piiot. Jan. 26, Feb. 1. a. 1913 E • • • m • n 11 • > • • • u c n There will also be a F• DrM. Cotta,._, Callomle.· 474-13 •> ,.,_ partloultr1y • question and a n swer untH Ille 11our of 11:00 1.111 .. on 101tn In th• trllcl• enthled session. The course ~ :!·o!:3iecs .. pu-:.:V t= :!::::~tc!'~tt•= provides a first -hand reedaloudlntheCounollChacntien PlBJC NOTIC[ ertlcl• entitled n follow1: ol....-rvau·on of Wes•·m for -FURNISHING ALL LAIOR, "Ullllll ....... Support An d ..,_. .... ... AT E RI A Ls . E Q u I p M £NT . Settlement" ... Encroed1me11f'. and Eur 0 p e. s artistic TRANSPORTATION ANO H NOTICI ""T'Mlaftl'8 a.AU "Common At• e-t". achievements. OTHER FACILITIES AS M 8E T.a. ltL..-Z1 • PAACEL 4; The tour will run July REQUIRED FOR THE OE NOTICa Ea •• m. n t (.) ••• II c h OF FOUNTAIN AT T YOU AM .. DIFAULT UNDCJI A eetament(I) 191.,. pet1kulartf 1111 3 through Aug. 4. MESA CIVIC CENTE , 77 FAIR 0110 Ofl TRUIT, DATIO tortn In the 1ttlcle en~tled ·~don. .O. IU l/. E . C 0 ST A...M.E._a.A., 11'-TIMUR 11, tMt. UMUll ··~ti" ol Iha DecWatlon Of '1 Ii ~o..n--..:~ -.,,.,,._ OVTaatlC"°'9"fOPtM>fiCI ccw•narit.-:' condh1one 111C1 "le ep Oue ,,.,,,-.x>OV. "ne A eet Of ptena. epac:ttlcetlol-. and YOUfl PROPIRTY, If •AY •I Reltrlctlont recordec:I on June 0, c o 11 e g e I s a t 2 '1 O 1 oc... oontrac:t documente '""f be IOLD AT A "'9L.IC IM.I. • YOU 191e 1n looll 111ee. s>eo-420 to Fairview Road Costa ob1e1r<eo In th• olflc• of th• NIB> Alt ~no.."" n. 494 lnc:lutlW Of Offtclal"Aaoordl of M ' DapartmeM Of LAi1eute s.vio., n NATUM OP TNll PftOCllDtNQ u ld County (tlle .. Muter esa. F• 1JrM. Cotta,._, Ca11fom1A, AQAtN8T YOU-~U 8NOULD OeclerltlOl\0 ) and any..,.......,,., upon r90llpt of.~... CONTACT A LA or enMXatlON v.reto. uMer tM of 16.00. " biddlr'I ,...... plar'i On ru.dey, Febfuery 15, 1913, ~Ion '-dlno(I) In tuCfl er1lole. Thetas look Ind epec:fflcatlone be IMlltd. the PlaJC NOTICE at 10:00 a.m .. rren .. met'lc:a Title entltlld • foltowl: ·•0wnert• Rlghtl , dNwga wt1be17.50 per Ill. ln1ur1nce Co!"p•ny •t duly And OUllH, UllllllH And C1ole Each bid 1t1a11 be made on the T 1'1ae appointed TruetH unde'r end TellWl•IOO ... "UlNll~", "84.lpport propoM1 fOfm and In the ~ N01lCa Ofl TMMTD'S IALI purtutnt,lo Deed of TNtt recotded And s.tllatnent". "Enc:JoedwMllt". provtjd•d In lh• contrect tMPO• r,+N .... T • .. •01•1c 1 S.Otetn~ 1e. 1N1: .. Intl. No. and "Community Fac11111 .. 0 O Cu m 8 n ti , a n d 8 h 111 0 e " " T 0 l 8f57, In b004! 14220, INill8 t00. of e-Mnt". at law-accompenle.d by a c.rtllltd or ~Tf ~ \Will OfllGlal Aecordt In the offtoe of the Th• 111"1 1dd1 ... and other c:tlfller'e Cf-* "' e Did OOfld kif YOU AM_•,_ AUi. T A County Aacorci.r of Orlfl09 County, common oetlQNtlOn, K eny, of Ille not 1n1 thlll 10 ~nt ol tlle CMIDCM' ·~•,DATID.M.Yt7, 81ateotCalllomle:EMc:iutedbyTtM 1e'1 properly deetrlbed abolte 11 _,.,.of the bid made,.,.... to '1m. .._..,.YOU TMa ACTION J 0 N E 8 . MARJ 0 RI E ~to be: 21 St-C,._ "For they know not the City of Cotta....... TO .N(»ftCT YOUft "'°:':: M. JONES Mo TIMOTHY A. JOHU Nol1h. lrvtne. Callfomte 9271'. what they do" la the title Th• Contr1clor 11'1111. '" Lb• " MAY -IOLD AT A WILL ,a~~Lg AT PU8UC AlJCTIOH Th• 1Jnd111lon•d T IUltH -of~a pee.,.w-ro-k-e pwlorma..-~t tll .. w41.ft.Pd IAl.I 1r_YOU NllD AN TOH :T 8l~EOR..CASli OleG11lms:::anr ltabUlty for An)' -'"11 • u lmprov-nte.-confomi to 111• ~fRMl Clr"TMI NAT\MI IPIY•bll et time of Mle In lewf\11 lnOOrr~ of the..,.....~ presented by Marjorie Lebor Cod• or tl'I• Stet• of °' '"'ou~~c"..t,.Of'!!'T money of the United Stat .. ) at tilt Ind ou-common~. " Humiston t Thunda"' Calllornla end oilier lawe of Ille YOU. 'f --·-· A CNc>m111 A--~ to the any, eflown hel'etn. a J 9 LAW'IDl. Ci.tic Cent., Bulldlno, aoo E. Seid u le wlll be mede, but mee ting of the Theta On '•bruary 9, tH3. •t 10:00 Chepmen Ave .. 01ano•. CA. •II without covenant or w1rr111t}', Unit, California State ,.m .. VERDUGO SEAV.ICE rtgllt. tllle and Int.,... oonwyed 10 expr ... or lml*d~,...,,,ino tlttl. As 8 0 c i at i 0 n 0 f 111111ma1CORPORATION .• C1lllorn)• Wldnowheklbyltundet MidOlad POH•HIOll. or ene~braneH, Par"---•--'---corpor•tlon. H duly a119olnted of Tniet In Ille Pf°'*'Y lltuatecl In lnoludlng f••a. ChlfO•• end u.u1E11wu ....... Truttff OJnder 1no pureuant to u1c1~IN!81 ... ~ • •ICP«WM of of the Truetea end of D a lay Gr Inn age• ••111111--•--.. --OMCI of T"'lt recorded July 21. P•cel 4 .. lflOwll on tnat c.ntlln Iha in.ta «eMtd by Mid Died ol N B b ~ 1971 .. lnat. No. 371°', In book map nltd 1n 800k 1•3. p~ 41 TN11,lopeyther~~ie1p91 e w p ort t!"ac , ia PAYNE 12777. P•o• 1210 01 011101•• lfld 48 of paroef .....,.. -de of. eume of the no4el•> by Mid president of the group. WOODROW WILLIAM Aeclonll In~~-~ c;: Orange County, Celttornla. Th• O..ct of Tn.1•t to wtt: a21 . .oo.oo Marcia Fouladi, Corona PAYNE, a re.al d e nt of Aacoldel•"' ..,._.,,... .....,_ .. ,, lttMt eddrw and ot• ~ wlltl Int.,... thlfao11'""" J4J/lt t, del Mar, is /ro · .. ·lonal Balboa, Ca. Pa11•d away oA ClllltolM •ecllMd by ~ dHlon1t1on, If eny. or th• r1tl ttU 4t tl.25'K per erinu"' .. v.. "" W. TOMPKINS end 8A"8A ..... A. property d .. orlbed ebova le prCNldeCI in Mid note<•>'*" CIOlllll member an Florence January 29, 1983. Survived TOMPK1N&.w1u. SEU. AT PUtUO purPOfted to oe: 421 E. Tw.nllelfl and eny ldvenoet of 15&3.40...,. Cooling, Irvine, active by h i• wife Martha, IOrt AUCTIOl("TO HIOH£ST 81DDER SI... COit• ...... CA. lnterwt. ber Mark Pa""6 of Prineville, FOR CASH~• time or Mle l'Wa underelgneo Trull•• Tiie beMflCltrY unCllr Mid Died mem · n..--... .;;d{ wU and In ltwful 111on1y of th• United 011cl1lm• 1riy 1reblllty 101 111y of TNll l'l«•torore e1*Mtd and More inform.at;on ls ...... ~.~... armer .e St•tee> et the Nortt1 ll'Ont .,..,.,_ lneorTec1Nel Of tlle _.,_ lddr ... dellvereo to 111e under11tned • .. dur friend Ruth Snuth of to the county~. t~ CMo end otMr common deelgnttlon. If Mitten o.cw11ton of deteult w available by phoning Newport Beach, Ca . C•nt., 01tve. w .. 1. aa1111 AM, any.lhownl'lertln. • Oemend for &11e. and• wrhten 548-2675. Memorial services will be Cellfo!nll .. ~.J tltle ~~:.-11 Seid ule wlll I>• made. but Notloll or OefllUft end btetlon,to ------------. b Id w~---'-y FebP'11Arv oon~ to --f T ·-, WJ I #ltl'lout covenant 0( WUfll\I}'. Ull. The UlldtnfOli.d ~ Mid e .,.....,...... • • -J .under Hid Deed o rult n tM axpr ... °' ~. reg.ding tllte. Notlee of Oeflllft Md &tot.IOI\ 10 2, 1983, at 11:00 AM at prooerlY lltueted.ln Mid Cou11ty poe.,..ton. or -.mbranoae, to Sell 10 be ,_decl In the_,,. McCOAMICI MOITUAa•s Lagune Beach 494·9415 Laguna Hills 768--0933 San Juan C.p1strano 495-1776 ""'= LAW.._MT. OU¥1 , uaty • C.nwtery ClerNtOry 1625G1~ Ave . Costa Mes.a S40-55S4 IAllZ-.. OM • tMTM. nrnt&L r waTCUff CHA,.. •~7 E 17th St Coeta ,__.. M&-9371 Pacific View M ortuary and Stal• deeolltled • pev 11111 ramllnlnQ ~ aum of --. 111e real P'°'*'Y 11 IOoMed. Cha el. Pacific View Loi 51 of Tract No.·soi•. In '"" the not• -.0 b)' aeld Deed of Dtle;"Jenuery 11, 1te:t M.-f. .. rv _.,__ City of Ntlwport leeoh. M lllCIMl1 ~ Truet, wllll l11ter11t th•tton. •• Pacific Reco11ve,-a11oe --,, ...... ._,..,... • map thltaof r.corcMd n """" prOVIOtd In Mid ~ adWWIOel. If C«p, BAUER 1H . PIOH H to ao lnol111lve .,,,.. Undtf ""' , ....... °' Mid Died OONSTANCE E. BAUER. Mleceiltritoue Mepe, reoOld• Of of Trull. ft ... cnerg .. end Mltldt,,,._ 2100 N. Mtlll tlt99t, t 211\ Floor. •Hie 0416, ta r e81idehntcof -:,.~=.~ ... and othat ~:!,'!:~';''!:o~~ un. n1 on eac • a . oonwnon dtafONtlon, """'J, or 1"" Tnm 92101 Paued a way 1 u d de n I y rul proPefl)' deecttMCI ~ •• r"9 lotll _,,., of the ur,...io anuary 28, 1983 at h er purported to lie at01 c:::a .,.._.. Of tM Obl!Oatkln MOlilfed l e nt• Alla, Oalltor1111 residence 'M.rw Bauer Md 8tNet, *'-POt1 9Mon. CA · by Ille l>fot*IY to be IOld end · · Tl'I• lhldar1l1ne<1 Truett• re11011ebl• .. 11meled 00111, been • • e c re t • r Y • t dleol•lm• any lfablllty for efty -~and llid'lllMM a1 .,.,. ume Huntington Beech City Hall incoo~ of the w .,._ of 1111 111111.i P\lltlloeuon of tl'le for many years and moet lftCI :.,. common dallgllllllc'ln, II NOUI» ot .... It m .1t1 .... recently bad been a n .,.•14. •••~· o• "'•d•, out 01T~,::r:.C:.c'!:!ct°:: executive tec,eta~y for wltt1ou1 oov•nent or warra111y, dellvered 10 tr1• underMeMct 1 Harrlet W•lder. Beloved ..,,_.or lfllplltO, ,.._.,.-. wr1119n Otdaratton or DefllUlt and wife of Rotu1ld C. Bauer• pceHHIOft. or a11ou1111t1a11off1 Demlnd tor ..... and • written beloved mother of Mkhaei lnoludlno I•••· ollart .. •"• Nottoe of Default and -....on 10 _ ~ n..._,_ ,,.._ ...,.,.... of tfla T,,_ IM of tN .... TM ~-_,... -C. Heuer, ~.-. "'"'' crHted tty Nkt OMO of Notice of Oafeutt' and llece10n to Dary ll J . a ue r. Irle 8 . TNll, to pey the r.nw11•nt pMolplt ... 10 11e NOOtCllCI 1n 1t1e OOUftfy Bau er , a n d P • tr I c I a UN of IM note ..,,.., by wld ...,. .,.,. ,... PfCl*"Y 11 IOOateel. B a l d • r a m • a 11 0 f Oead e1 Trwt to w111 atot,tn..» Date: ~ 1,, , .... HunUn6ton BMch, c.a. AllO ~ 1~ 'tt;;" ,;:.,.":';: Tr~ 1urvlvfn1 are a tr•nchon MnUm • ~ 111 ....,,.......,. :="~II: Ronald J~ Balderama; J ooue end ariy advuoH of AN, CA nm brothen. John M. eonn.r ta~.a ~ ....._ 714) 147 ... 7t (71 4)13&olM8 ~,.,A, Tom PNeldant ~\lbllltled Of•rioe CoHt Olllf)' ,lfOt,Jall, tl,Ftt.. 1,1, 1993 .. JoHph Conn•r. both of of TIWl•::t:-:.=..O:: ::,:* "· TOWl*IMI, 1 Orl•Odo• Florida, Chart .. tiet!ffl'M to tM v~fled a hoel~enee Oottt oally 'v"9Md ~ c..!. bJ:. Conher, JaicUcn, Ca. and a Wfttterl DaalaM!ot\ of .,... Md Net,,,_ 21. ,_ 1, 1. ,.. ~ ,,.,., 11, II. a.,._ 1 181e.t•r Juddr,.<:a~~~.: =-~~·=~i:._ _______ ..;*.;.;..•.o.;..L---------'-~ unnymea •· -· •n••-..., n. ............... w.., mar call _. ~ 8toc.hert • _... °' °""""' • -.... 1o lmJ\h Mor1uiu'y from noon •to i.e ,....... 111 ... ...,. un\11 9:00 Pal TuHdaJ, ....,."!9 ... .,...,_ ........ .- wt.. fuMral mYto. wU1 ... ~!...~ 119. b9 eonductad at 11:00 AM-~---.:"· WtdnetdaJ, with ruher ~:.11• ,,__Mt --olfWella&. f;.MO; Pt.,.ee S.o•h•ra l•hh llr~o... a...--. Mor&uerJ dlreetorf. ""·""" 11,1t,M.,, .._-•• ... . ......................... ______ -.,;_._'"""" ___ ;...._ ...... ~_ .... ' 6 4 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T e L A s s I F I ·E D ' > 6 4 2 • RCA!. £STATE , ..... ,.,,.., AnoholntHillo Bolt.• bl•nd &Ji.... 1• ... 111oui.. c..,.. ............ h c.,,....., ""I llUI" ,c ........ _ ,u. ....... n. .ea (rt.ro t-.itwMn Volt.• Uu,nOnfWtl t.Wer-h llu111 llOfl.,..r INH'W .......... ""•" i...11 .... 11111• i.....,u ... ,.. ..... 1 t..iuo Yon11 • 1o4.......,,v .. ,. ,.. .... ,.,, ....... h Mn l·,..,.l)llof\t# S." J\Uln t: • .,-.u.no ~''"-Atw ' "'•' "'-h biiiwth '"""'~ .......... 0.. .. 11 'flMlttn W•~lmm•t..,. /liwtk· ........... A'-r•4'J-Apartm1n&ia 1i.-.. h 1 .... ..,. .. ~ ~,,.,w .... Y:tl'iptf ~ :~:~ .. m'f ~~:rt\' I~ IOOI IOOl 101• icm 101• 1024 l«lt 10.k 14140 100 1.,.4 10.. ·~ ll.l)t I~) lotf 10.• 1071 1071 UlllO IOIM iCllMI 111111 IOllO Iott llW 112' II~ 117t lioli li'lS IUC' 117! I t Remodeled 3 bdn:n. 2 bath+ larft NC. rm., beam celUnp, fumllhed, ~lioe, $420,000 . ..... u .. Ocean & .i.my vlcws. MariM room, • bdrm, ~ bath, 3700 1q.ft. $J.atm,ooo. OoNnfront. LlllA llLI IA"lllT ~oon view from 0 bdrm. • bath, mo. rm. Boat 1llp for 3 boata. Now ~.000. .. , ... PUii Spt"C:titcUlar bayfronl dplx 2 bt, 2 ba up; 2 br, 2 ba dn. 2 boat •PM*· Reduced-•1.500,000. PllllAlll UIOI New 4 bt. 4 1..i ba, cuatom ~h Nonnand)I FAtatP 1.2 prime ac,re hilltop •t,2S0,000. 01111111 OIYI ,, Coronado llland cwit. bayfront lol. U' boa~ ~· Plana avail. Now $370.000 w/iern.. J BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR : 1•, (' •• ,1' • ·.,... ' • ' !~ : l , .. ~*''""" 11\lol•.-Un, .. 11.,.._wi.M......S l:IOl 1~-----------·· ...... IM,111 f1 I ' ln1.vmv """"""' rrw1 ... 1r ... i i>t""'' i,.,,.,,.,.. s.i.. Ml>4>tl• II"""' P ...... M""""'ln. 0.-rt o. • ...., Cl Ou• or Cuunl) Ou•ol Su.,.. 11.t..Cl\MI ...,_ 8-1Pt-1y ,...... 8h.orilw .... tt:::r· R£NTAl.S ·~·\un..t..d 1..,.._Unllmltlhod ti.-rurru&Nd "' Unlurn,.hed Cundo l'l.m Con6uUnl Town-lu"' Towni-V~t °"""'""" rum IJup"""" Uni AP"""'"' II """'""""' ,,...,..,,,,...,.Uni Al* 1tWn or Ul\I -1\1,.,,,." &.rel llotftl.Mowlo c-1 11-s.,,,__ v .... 1-11em .. 11 • ""'" .... to Shat• ........ llWanwd c.,....1.,,iwn1 Of, .. !Wnl&lt ...._ __ Comm! llrnW. lnduot ""'"''" s......., M• llrni.lt ~ .. Loot•,._... ., .. f"llliM'\6 .. ,..._....~ S<1'oolo " l....,_"l"I Tr•\'fll ::~ 1;11;;;11;;;11;;11;;1;;•imiiiiiiiiiii~ 1ni liOC 142~ 10 ( 1$0l U2~ I&~ .~,~ IMO ·-· '* 1000 "" 2100 nut ..... For Tu••d•Y through Salurdey publlcatlone: 5:30 p.m. the prevlov1 dey. For Sund1y arrd Monday publlc:et1on1: 12:00 noon Saturday, U.U• ........... Kiiie Md correctlone may be made until 5~30 p.m. tor the MIO chly'1 publl- eallon. FM SUnday and Monday publlcatlone, 12~00 noon S•turd•Y· PIHH Hk for I "klll number" wh•n cene•I· Ung your ad. -· c~ your ad d ally ~ repcJf't •r«• lmmedlat• ly. The DAILY PILOT ... eumH ll1t>lllty for the flr11 Incorrect lneertlon 1112 THE :REAL ESTATERS Ofll.OnllfT ltrlp Wonwd )100 ·-w.,,...., HOO AMIM.$ ,...... ~10 .. too» ~ MbCHMOSE Ant- Awl"'"""" A"' .. ..,._ 8ldt ,..,......,. .. CMnHa " i:q..i,,,.-t CcJmpui;n F"""' to You """"'"~ c.,....s. ... t~c-J..-t,.,. M•ilJMry M-1"'- M'*' Woni.cl M,_... "'""""-" °''-rw.w ....... r.q..,_.,, P'-A•O...,-~Oaodt . s- BOATS . n...-1 ll;fll u.-..1 ~ .... =!Mi _., loh.nt l~ Sllpo • Dacu :..~,--&.A-t• llOlO toll .. ,, IOl4 Wll llOll IOt2 ecm tlOO nn fil4 flle ., .. mil m • = em •m l!!lO ro11 '1112 'llH 7011 fOll -1cm -lOll 'I02I IOIO IOl2 ••• •tt IOll THE :REAL ESTATERS ..... 4 Bdrm 2 B•th, .tamlly ~. PoOI & ..,.. Needs IOm• TLC but only ano.ooo. es1.u10. 5'&-7NI TR \DI T 10\.\I f<I \I f' :: .............. . eo:u IOZll 110& 11~1 . •l• 1111 .... till lllt tlU tlU ttU tU1 "" tUl llU .... 11n 1141 1141 "" 9141 ., .. tltl ,..., tlM .,., ti .. tlll .... .... 1111 ••• '"'' tlU .. ,. '"' Eapeclelty Cl.tie 2 Bdtm Spenleh home wtlh tor• • mal dining. BrHkfHt ,.t' ~ and utlllty room. Lalge • picture wlndowa to yard. • l8500 down. 0nry see1 '. Pll. Cell to ••• nowt ····.~ Fo~our new regular'"· weekly leetur• llAT SllW· USE Every Saturday In the Dally Pelot Cl:wlftedl Pllllllllll Mn With 10% down owner w\11 C/llry • low ..,.,. 2nd TO. ~ 4 Bdnn, 3 bathe. Laro• famll,- room, 2 fl~. fof· · mel dining rOOM. t.wge lrreauW yard wlCtl eun- deck OYettoolltno ~ nal pet'k. Cuelom bUllt 1pll. Only 1247,tOO, 546-.2313 THE :REAL ESTATE RS ·----............ Oec:orat.flle interior. Up. .,., end"""' ~ pool ind t•nnl1I Ontv 185,000. C•ll lodey 179-5370 \ f . ·/I / 1U · ,,. ...._,. Walkm i; l t!t: . ~ .. ~,~· .. , .... ,, =-... ~ .. ,, i , .. i .., . ' Hltldt fM() ecl1'6 Pf• fefHd t j)f t baL get• 1g11 No P4'f• M 2a/mo 12 un111. c111oe, •Int t1J 7644 cono tOX gro11 0111 1 If TraJ_;-prl~at•, \iii" ftlW .. alll0 ~ennedy ltlt 967-0tto P41ld No J*t AM99 & ..... 1225.000 (4)2 8f hOUHI relr 1tt plu• HO '"'nlaMG ·, "' I •• eon-1415/mo 2 Dr w. Be l.ltOel IOOeUon In '-' Of U0,000 awn. anum 13Hlmo 4H·1817 d o , ••tf.~rlly e!''d upp11 unlt,,111 blt·lnt, :::or'.:' "'°~ai:: loan. by Ow~·O!t~ 8p110. 4 br, 2 b•, f0tmtl r"c~ 'J',.~i'676 ~~ carpott, lndry rm. bal• r1t1t1. ~ llt down ~~~~~~~~l Ltll ltr .... .. ~~~~r:~ ~~ ... .. 17,P-2300 cony.627 w WllllOn view °' boetlno aotMty, !'Ilda 2 Bt. 2b•, co t < u11n•1 lllPO 57 FIN18Hf LOTS -•rca.s... 2 Tll ....... U2·1IOI t e r. nn. C11t1, drpt , ocean and Chrl1tmH otaa ger. tor mo h e 1 111, AAA/Ill io.ooo IQ It , .. dy 10 4 Br 2 8• .,. ... Verele. ..,.. ... rtlrlg, range parade llghll . Large 2 btra lot. I lle & ftr\tn. by ,.,_ bulld 011 StrMll In, ir• No pate Gardener lncld. WOOdbrldge Condo. 28r * 1360/lnO up 8~ t 2 8d, t 8a, rldeclorllecl. 040-034 t all t·30pm atory ) Ir home with OWMt at t0Wi4. 3811 ~ Lua.ury penthou ... w•lk c:htt.cturat plan• approv· 1160/mo 557· 11182 & 1~1>9. 2 11ory, 30 8rlet· & 2 8t unlu(n & !urn gar. pool Ctllld OK No E/8tr>e 00.., l>aeh-.;=;:-ta.r~ !amity rm, lorMal Canaoa way 11411·830& tot>each.Ewrv•~lly ed Derwin Or . Ocean· 41111·•721 wood 1 760, Ag t pool.epa 181t2,londa P9f• 1600/mo. t3H A 131oirno ·• · ,,_ ~:'"~11'':,~;, for -WI ~~~NII~~~ TL~I 1lde St.11311,000 Buylfl 3 er 2 Ba, dbl gar, trg yd. 541·&032 1142·2134, 042·3172 8aker 1141-0763 875·114~ -1.,m1 (81~ 756·3131 *7211/mO. lat, IUt. MC .... It • 1.., .. 1 •••--• •-• 3 81. ~95 fl,~ ea ----,--1 -end need• 10 ••· I 1 ltae._ 1-0 •••1ta Rllll I .I. -· '"7 .. ""•II ••• U --lln"lllr• -' cf*'08 fOf wnalltr home, .--•.,!.-·...-...... •-..-----llUIH RIMI I.I, " ~ -I & 2 OR. pool, epe, b 2 8r, 1«6 I Ba --------untta, Of wtll M ii IMM IUll •I Ultllln&l LIT RllllllTW. LOT •3 BR, 2'-\ ba, twnhN, Rtnl, i.. ..... Of Sale 1tlumlnat9d l!ltetwln ' Pool, No .,.ia 6411-85641 opt Ion SU IM IT I Eay walk 10 bc:h, 4 81, 3 Mtjeltle t80 deg Peetfle 80 d P lfl<I dbl g•r O/W lrpl pool 2 br, r_,., ref rig, Jar· Inga. No pet.a, furn tvell 1 U I U I II ~1·1400 Ba . •P"'"lou• llvlng rm. ocean, Ctttllna aunMt & M•IMllC 1 eo IC tennla · 11115' No' pate' daner. I HO mo. 42 ~11~ 1'1 IHI ' • • -city night Ilg ht vliw• . oceen. Cattlln1 aunNt & 833• 1053 Of j 52•5112, · Monterey Or. 49•..0111-4 • Newly decor GH pd. - WATI HJ MONT lamlly rm. laundry rm, high above old Corona city night fight view• • 111 ott.,-.d Cr, HB encl gar. dwahr. pool, 2 Br 1 Ba. $.450. 2 Br, 2'.t Ba. 2 car git •ttached 1~ oecup- 1 n c y /mite bOh l8001mo 11411· 1371 Liii HOM!.,._. =rtf~:ony. 111111,000 d et Mar t..oc•t•d In high above old Corone Huo• 5br, 3b•, form D.R ..... , ... !t1atl 2212 Btwn Stater/Warner BBQ. No pe11 542·5073. REAL ESTATE ---------t Newporl'• moat u clµ; del Mir: Located In l1m rm, pre1tlge loe Nr. 3 Br 2b4l, large pvt yard, ON Stach Cell Robert Mlll)ken 1131· 1268. 'Ot· 631'1400 . 1 Br. Adult Condo. Fur· ilv• and dHlrou1, H · Newport • moat uctu· echoole, lrwy & ahop1. Frplc, family rm, utll rm. LHaaa ltat• 2'41 .. "==tff........ STUNNING ,.,,... 1 & 2 er. n I• h • d . I 7 1 . 0 0 0 cure rHldenllal ittH ilve and dHlrout, II· 535·67111 $760· 1131..0300 a......,iy -wwcm ,.::mil ,,_ A 8... 1511. 141 1 1 oure r111dentlal areal -ti • BMutllul beachfront 1pt. 2 Ba. Garden Apt. Pool. Lg• TrlplH 2 Bdr, 2ba ~ .. 1 ... ltU tee-2297 gent 0j1,~!d 10 th;\1~~!:1 88' by 168' level parc;el Sp,eclal m home 4br, MlHlta Vltit 1217 0oean view ltrreee:rv AP&ITllllTI 1406 & 1495. 710 W. 1500 mo. 1209 Florld• !!!!!!! -,_._ 1_.. btddef for cuh °'trade ottered to the hlghHI 1 ~bl 11111& molopl. IO - -lnc:I. 'Thr11 June 1&1h B11ulllul garden •Pit. 181h St Call (213) 493-11165 Jatmln• CrHk 2 I r & 1n1.11t _, Call 875•2311 d•y• or bidder IOI' c:a1h or Ired• buy (ownr) Small down. HOMES FORfENT 1450 mo. ptu• utlf l d.. P1tl01/deek1 Spe, hHt &Ide 2Br 11.i.ee p.ilo & den, end untt. ,uarded IC OI 875-3311 9V9I & wflndi C1ll 875-331 t evH & Nr So Cat PIH Lori, M1 .. 1on Vlelo Bdrma. poe11 4114·113te paid No pet1. ..,.... 1540 mo IW 1001 gatM, tennl1, 1wlm· L an wkndl 54l-8077 1700·'750. Pe nct d -"----· ____ ___,,.,...,,., 2 8drm 1V. Ba 15&0 gar..,,-3 Br 2' ea. lrpte, 2 car ming pool avail. 1275, LDCITill _1r_....UU11 llOO E1lde 1 + Den. g1rage. '!!f1d1•~!'-~'..!<~ l!!J!rl ltas• 2Mt 2 Bdrm 2 Ba. 1585 5411-9950 garig•. aundry tacit 000. 1a..tete. P.P .--••-U . £11~Ult S5llO/mo ,.... .._..,..,,. "'""""vvv 3911 W Wiiton 831·5&&3 1 Br. 13110/mo Pool, S36-02117 ,..._.. ... 1124 3 bdrm. 2~ be. Plen 3 In l&YllHU Heve u clu1lve Herbo 5411-9950 Agent. no 1" 1 Br. Ulll 1 Maple ,\ve •love. refrige, lndry lee: '"Ml. OM BEACH ;-;; .. ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;!iii. 91 Orchard Ole n • North· Speciout lamlly home on Ridge Rene1u1nce 3 Lge 2 br 1 be duplu Mallorca Conleua 2 bf 2 Spacious sln9lt. OM $375/mo Up111lr1. No peti 423 W Bey 2br/lba Avail lmmecl wood. Very nice home Quiel 11ree1 In gate bdrm. 2'h bl, 1pproic carport 'olW W/D hk: ba condo. lake \flew, Ftb. & two btdrooM 11ov1, lndry rm Sierra _6_4_11-_9_5_1_8_____ 9&8~216 ..... 2 lldr..-i MCI\ tide. 2 car gatage, 1er119 IOI. RV ae- Qete. 1bnoo. .., ........ "'. 141-lllt mTlllU~ Lowdown.~ft.. nanclngl 2 Br I ba unit. &ch on large lot. Only 1 140,0 00. C 1 ll now tft.6370 \ t >I/. I tl F If ''4. A/C. SkyMght In llv rm. gyarded community. Prl· $82,000 equity Under· up, no P.ta i 178-F Pit· I, '850/mo 1137·3341 Mgmt. 841-1324. ~pl for rent w/loll 1---------E•ce llant eul·d•·H C vat• l>Nch. 3 BR, 3 BA. prlGed at S4 t5,000 Wint 11 15 5 0 / apartments. Nlc:e arM. Cati 3 bd. 2 ba. C1thedral ioeetloo on quiet tide ot c:onverllble den Rede· 25 to 30 II boat 11 pert ~:;..,9~ m 0 · l!!J!rt ltu~ Wt Ftr891ec.. pool, Pllhwalh· 11-45-11404 bel 6PM. eeiltng1, 1875/mo lhe 1trMI. Fu t eecrow corete & hi ve lhe llnt1t 951·93119 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 5 tr, pvt patio, ictra lrg 845·7541 1111• tUV\ d Ole EAST SIOE 28r encl ger garden. "2 Br. $575. Sharp 2 BR, good foe, poqlbll. "·"""· $3115.000 ll'C,kl•n . II Will TRAOE hOM• 1Qulty • • • BR 3 full balh. eloM to 557·28'41 encl parking. '4115 mo. 1 bd, 1 ba, encl garage . Halderman.,.04W200. In Country etvHl Miami age. yd,/.~2!4~~· ahopt & perk. Commun· • 957·5880 d1hlwther SA 15 ongollcourH,wlthpool, • "l: pool. S 1500 mo. 11-45.7541 Jae Done by decorator. SUPER CONOO In back· 7 2·21117, agt. 11£'8ti8.AIJ Hiil. llW Specloui 1 9' Apt quiet 12117,000 with Sl67,000 bey. Tennie, pool & IP•· 3Br & dtn. 2 atory, nr fUINtSlt or $510/mo. 2 Br 2 Ba area near Hunt HllbOur In equity 1001. mortgage, 3 Br 3 B1. 3 cat gar Wei ocean eomm. pool, ten· UNFUltNISHED lPllMITI lrplc, laundry rm, endld SAll5/mo 840•8807 By owner lor Laguna b•r. den. lrplc, patio, nli n-cpll etc 310 Beautllully l1nd1c:1ped g11 Small pet ok 8101 ________ _ BHch or Newport w/ dining All for 11290. Proepecl , Ntwport All UTILITIES garden aptl. POOi & Sp• c.n1 .. St I · 2744 Ill.Ill Olllt ocean• v11w1 or 01her Herry Frederick , egt Shores 19~. 873·2654 PAID. HEALTH Pallol/deck1. No pet1. TIL llc8t 1•2·1101 ;;.;m-..;.;•;;.;•,__ ___ ........... 3 er 2'4 Ba. pm Lido lntlrHllng tradea C111 631·12M ClUIS, TOfNIS Bactlelof $.410 ----------t TIE IPlllll 1 re a . F 0 r 1 pp 1 Gary Le VI n t Cle 3 B 2bl 2 car ger ~t CrMI, lg 3 BR, 2'h I Bdrm ~7().$475 1405/mo 2 Br 1 Ba 1 Br 1 BC rtfr~, pool, 6•5 . 143.,. Prlnclpali 7 14/85 o. 1 7 o o or an ' · b1, OR, lplc, wetber. SWIMMING plus 2 Bdrm I'/• Ba 15&0 2267/2264 Maple St. 5 .. • 4n 7•4806 w1111lde Gardener blln·lnt. rtlr. lg 2 car m·· .... mor•t So'"', TIL 11.., •.a• 111• epa, tennta S Olmo Oflly. • $700/mo 645-7151 gar, tennl1, pool, 1p1. uu1 .. .., 225f.~=erd -.mt. -£· • 566-4089 1/: Macnab · Irvine, llUITIH If IWID Hr Ha H 000 4WI (2)1br condos Trl·Clly, 1525 c:ute Cape COd ~Br $1175 mo 1ae Avl 211 no ptts. Modeb Lrge Olu 2 br condo, -... -.-.-.-1-.. -1-C-~--2-1-4-, --~------• 4 bdnn, 3 bath. family ~Uy 'pa1d' 1240,000, ~~. !?~ ~,.!~~J~ry, Ill• be, wood llr1, new 5•4·30411 ~ dl41y 9 to 6. Bec:he!Of $3115 gym, pool. 2 bet, 1enn1a.1=•----.-....-----..-....... 4 II' 1tli be, nr So. Coeat rm, pool. I 175,000 By 1011 job will Hll !or ..., "" •cptldrp1. UHd brick. 3 Br 2•,i, Ba Condo w/ 0 k 00d 1 Bdrm $.475·SA9Q ail poaa rec. Adulta. 1550 1 BR apt Great location iPtan~~·~-~.ooo~~-~P~rlced~~IO~liiappiil~.;5~5~1-;10;7~5~.=r~I $210,000, $5,000 dwn l.L w..... 1&25 Grdnr, gar. No pelt. goUcourM view. 2 lrplc:s, a w 2 Bdrm, t•/, bl, $560 + • I F I LI 0. p . nr beech & town. 1450 ..... Agt "3-25e7 64$-5735 eves/wtlndl 1145·2568 MC ·gale, tennl1, pool GMdeft Ap•tmen~ 131 E. 18th. 846-681fJ 7141625·1708 ytly Call 4117·6428 1t Ull ... a. E. WllTll 3Br 2ba. tam rm, uv rm, 2 11400 557.7372 day1, 1111 E 18th. 842..0856 E1111ld• I Bdrm. emau I le ~ 2169 AllYme financing. tmall Ill O&JIYll Private lnv.«tment group 0.,, 1875 CloM to .S.C 675-0109 eve1 port ~/No. but coiy, lot1 ot natural twptrl IC UITlm 1111 UN lMOI' maater aulte, wet bar, breakta11 room, lreahly painted. frplc:. 2000 eq. h. ·~ ~ wtll g/Y9 t5% nn, at low rate. 1180.000. down and move right lnl ... -·-·n11 11 ~-ur,'OQ,atl s1,ze pr,o· Plaza .• 11112 Cernatlon. Ph: 3000 liq II WMtGlf hm 4 H O !MM Aw 21 8d8d.~. 1v. ba t~ wood RI nt s 4 15 WATERFRONT 2 er. Oen Sotclow 1 Bdrm condo •~ ..-pert ... or ong erm n· 640 6140 · 851·9522 Apt 1800 IQ 11 of eieg· wftfl oper1 ~·. large 5 Bedrms. !amity room & vutm1n1 Beck P•Y· --· bf. 4b4l, pool, ec>a. d«'I, (•t 161111 151 E. 2111 5-48-2408 anee 1mldll bHutllul kitche n. dining are•. dining room, lm~ltt• men11 & defeulll 1e· !tilde 3 Br. 1h 8a,.1rpl, tam rm dine. rm trtple 645-U04 -1-8-d-,-m-C-0-1-,.-g-.-.-v.-1-1 Large 1 Br neer ihopl, gardena &. whit• "ndy llrepl1ce and 1p1clou1 throughout. New C:lt· C891ed 0<1 llmlled bUll d1hwr 2 c:ar gar. ger l1550mo 552..()873 pool, •11 utll Pd lll84 beed'I AIC)eelalplUtfOf c:tedl. Enjoy all the -peta. drapea, marble en· We ovy & trade equll-$1175/mo 842·7282 tit Euc. home In Big C•· ~So Poot, IPll. ~'ls gat· MonrCNla.,5"48-0338 boat o.met•. M00t your nit ... "1'h9 Lall .... "-9 try & decor Electronic: (l1C) 171-Hnt. 5pm nyon 4Br. cuetom pool, 1700 16th SL =°'~~ ::-645.58~';'°· --1 -Bt-Ap--"1-SA,--1_5_/mo-.-i bOlt In lront ol your apt ---.....,,----.....,·lo of*.CfoMtoNortfl. MCUrity~Welbat,i..---------MESAVEROE 4 er.den, 1pa, beaut lge lot. l•I~) Hopet1 Boeltov9raoroot,1Mng wood• •hopping. 11111. 2 lplc, 3 cw gar. heated WANT KouH In i..gune pool &. uuni, rent or 644-9804 dye, 120..a.112 _!4Z·5113 *IL.Llll ..... U7.,.8211 142~50 at the ~ Mwlna ii • 000. • ~ & 19a. 16411.500 Bch wioeeen vtaw1 for 540 4734 759 w. 19th. a hap(>y. c:.relr .. w1y ()( 142 12• ......_..10 long term leate lor le•M 091 • 'BIQ Canyon Condo, 3 Br. LUXURY 21 ... ~ Ille. Pre&entty avall a> · • young e11eeut1ve. Must S\f98' lhMP 3 Br. 2 Ba. 1u1L golf courat vtaw. -----------i 1 Br. 1 ira. _.115 mo =cD..;;n;;;..;;.1,.;P ... tia-=t ..... _ _.... ....... -..,1 I 17 501mo No peta. L do ea . have jacuzzi or 11aam lamlty home. bit In gu pool, tennl1 I 1•0011M. OCEANFRONT DI• 2-4 Ek 3 Br 2 a.. '635 mo -p ' e • • • c • ' ' A PETE BARRE TI r oo m M a" Im um kitchen lamlly rm w/ Avall now 644·7424 By week or month "nulft lrom beeCh 2 er. 1 81. Near Co111 71 41760-<>919. ~ . 67-:a._7300 lt200tm '°'R 1 ' 873 7873 Hwy, ocHn vl1w. new ---------.r O e erences Ir pie , new eerpell, HVHm1 lovely 3 & den.1--·-------11ble Pullman 1op1 p1ln1. c:tean, garage, NO FEEi Apt & Co'ldo ·~~~~~~~~~ 850-1700, 4117-4808 drep11 & paint. Huge varan.r. comm 1poo1, eechelor condo, beaut Otcoretor drap91 t>aleony 1 480/mo . rental• Villa Rentals ·-L ----~----i yard, covered patio, 2 s 135 o Av a 11 215 . amenltlel, 1575/mo Ptuah wlw carpet• 7 "' """70 tt 6PM CON00-28 r. HHa tnli~~iiiiF~ lfWPOllT ltatala ' car garage Im"*' evatt. 840-4<>99 1714)538-7701 {11•5.30) Welk In Cloeets 14149.,....., . • 676-4912 BrOll.er ~. 189.500. v .. S87 Imo lnc:ld• garden· (2t3)433--51C>e-Private P1tlo Of 2131402•2657 eolleci. $550/mo B1cn.t0< Per>· c ant. Only 110 .000 IElllTS B r . k.. ..a water Pe1..icome, Lux. •I*: duple• Ocean GounM'I Kitchen Large, a.art 2 &. 2 Ba, ltlOuM Verlallles. pool, down. Bkr •911 -78411 ........ OftTll ... " uau $500 MC req tat & tut view, 200 II from beh. 2 OcHnlronl 1 br. 1800 Carport w/1torage get No peU 496-1411 •P•. HCurlty Oii• ell ._ -·-lllll I 1 .. _. I '·-~ 21-2444 Fordhlm By appt. Br 2 Be. frpl. bllnt, w/d unlurn. $1150 lurn tlll 5 1d00r eeo or 4113-74.S '500/mo amenitlea. no pet• Catt . REALTY ---JUST LISTED to MO IM· I -I~ -Agent 957-0701 Cullom decor S 1100. June 15 833·3743 d'fl, • pa, ~ndry W/8l0€Sbr. 1.,.ba,2car =''= =·~::m~ MEOIATEt..YI ~ 3 By South 8-y 3 Br 1 81 E/Slde CM, 2 BR, 1 Ba. 1131·2"0. 730-0104 evs/Wkndl 5o411-i630 l~~~a ~t~ ~· 02:!:-. !;SL~\ 142·1603 get, IOI yard . Auume Eltcel-Br . OEN home Hat Avlll now lhru June 17 ...a-~ 1 a.. 0 ... _ ,.. •• ,._ -.. -ltll.000 VA w/1 13,000 on ntra terge lot. quality a clan lhruout 1750/mo. lnclud'g utlla 313 E R~ter $525 Lllu,...-.. H-Lerg• 2 BR 2 B1, 2 11y tot• 01 gr ... 24551 Alla WllTll lln&LS _dowfl __ . _6'_2_..o430 ____ -t ~~5~~ ~r doors Sky!llM E~ 11-40-\343 mo Ill & lut, no pell, SPAOllll llfoalSf 1750/mo. Pool. Jae. Adj unit, $550 mo No pell V I 1 t a S 1 5 0 I mo 3 & 4 Br CIOH lo wit ... .. rythlng yov could want 540·11537 3 BO 2 81. llrtplaee, to Hoag Hospital Nr occ. Call 540-1158, 4N-l354 turn & unlurn. rellon-1,IOO · 540-l15 I Won't IUl 11 $250,000 lal~ Npt HgllarH. 4 Brdm1, 2 Fem Rm., y1rd, pallo. 1·1148-2143 l-1124-7822 Hll for Oeve, Larry or ft.AA ebte, all am1ntll11., E.llde 2 81 1 Ba. lowelt W Rllllll PtaJ11.Ja 2101 8a. waaher, dryer. OW, f:;~·2~:i.lmmtdlt· OCEANFRONT APT-IBr, _P_a_m ______ ~ laat, ltac• -Broker 875-A912 priced A·2. Della Aidt RE/MAX 1131·1268 2 Br oeeanfronl cottage, stove. ref1g. Children & w~•-I l ..._.le winter rental to 8· 15. 28r, 18• dplx, pvt p111o, l~=~·=•iiiiii.lliEn'.i:m~~-· 831·128e. Iii\. s825 pell OK $800 mo. lat a """' • a,... • $450 mo. Incl utll. No new drpt, 1re1h paint. II Wilm STULi old & rustic, mo tut S200 cs.po.it. Extra lealten ~ 10 p • 1 1 . 5 4 8 • 1 II 3 O • eloH 10 th"" .......... "114 LuxtltY FAMILY APTS -$100 OFF lST MONTH S RENT P90Pf wtlO need P.ople ,._ 3 ... wlnl .. , prkg 673·•261 -.. """' ,. ,,_..1 wMI the \>Ut'gec>ul pv1 .,. pre· S 100 dep for Piii. 873-78U "A" 16th Pt .. NwS>I Hgtl DAILY PILOT 1_.... ....... 1-1 11fGl<>u1 h6me w/10<mil CtrtH ••I •11 2122 850•1352 • Terrlllc I alory home, Quaint ~front atudlo, ar .. 1133-8182 _....,. --· • -OWi rm, tam rm, lrple. hi 3 .... ...-allc I beachet 2 "·" SEn•ivc DtRECTOAY beam C•\I . llv rm, lge Pr .. tg Hrt>r· Ridge mag For rent bdrm hOUM. ....,.., w o • $300 mo . lnCI utll ..,.,.. Newer 2 & .. garage Ho .... Abo.di • llWflll lllW y1rd·ptvs-m\l'Ch more oc;eea w ~ 1140 Congre11 St~.M. Br den/bdrm, 2 b e ~. 714-1173-4281 1 ~50 '!'{), ~- u 10% below ,,,_1 al 5355, 4br. 3ba. Ir Im. Ip Avail ()p • n 8 I m • P m -s7501~)/.arly. C..,. Cod COf'd nlolly ~~ * ~ • ' t 00 • ~ C) ~ • >< a;> • = • ' f Miii 000 w/1ny term1 • tor 1 mm e d S 3 5 O O Mon ·Sii S36-t435• 9e0-&4tl f\lrnl9hed. near °FUhlon 1110.W 1 .. 1 Ille. Avail lmmed 1 i41780·6764 wkndi, ~Br. lrple, lg pallo, Bay Vu-night Ill, ••K· 11t1nd 2 Br 2\• 81 E'Cr: . .l:;5"!'f:'o T 2~: PRICE SLASHED-on thil Don't mlN outl Cell P•· 1 141975-98811 wkdy•, 2 car gar, 1685/mo, home, Oover Stl. 58r, CIMn, cozy & ready for 100, 114M219 STUNNING 4 Bdrm trldl Tenc>f'e 780-8702 or 2131790•5125 eves 780-11307 mllr lie/vu, l'Mldl qtre, move ·1n StOOO/mo POOL horM. 8.-ptng 1131.2w. Prln only 1..,.,1 ltae~ 2119 poot, 2Jec· $3600 mo. 840-4054. Vlftrl of BAY & OCEAM. BLUFFS tingle 1tory 3 BR, -ftHlaia Vallg W4 e411-4J I--------meMiB"IJ ~ ~ CAL~C:,.:~ 28A. end unit, comm L:~r'!LE1·, ~o~';'c,2 ~j 4 er 2 Ba. lrplc. fenced BEACH BARGAIN. 2 + A!!rtatall Val. TIW•lm .... • · pool $188,000 By~ · 7,.8 ·8 .. ,d 2 ,. .. , garage Kida huge bonua room . 210I T lor -;'i ll44·29il Grundy, Rltr 6 ,,.. 1 t ~k iaoo/mo 548.-itcM Eq uipped kit, i upe r Ill ... ltla9' . New 1:':n~ RE/M~2~ 1n ICI llTS. w:n~~~.~E,~t.:~-;:.d~~ e~E~;.::;~~ c:: umtlT 2 Bdlm 2Y, 9a 1750 AT From 1580 On Jamb«• Rd et Sen Joequln HIMa RO "'-"" Ull llU 3 bdrm, 1 ba. 11150 Alt 1ppll1nce1 lurnlthed . Water View. Eiccellent tocelloo 447 Lido Soud 213 ·9110 ·0232 . 714"675-3836 10~ ... 2bl tuml9hel:I. $850/mo l•al. ltac~ l14f KING 537·9740, ul 3... Utlle Ii ... pjef, 3 1tory Frple. vaulte d c:elllng1. --·--· delu•• trg 28r lrpte dbl ...... pool. tPe.. APTS $475/mo Bach Bdrm. --· SPACIOUS 3 Bdrm i. lneJ Ulll 71'/5'<4·249• HOMES FOR RENT req S1800 mo. 1175-3067 • -eee W. 18"'. v .... 11 ... Condo Pool. i':°';· d~~· ~1~'. aen. 2'h ea. eertht~ Very nice 3 Br 1 Ba. Huntington Beec:h 3 & • Back Bey Condo 2 & 2 -------~-• 114S.2739 &42-4805 If ~ 6n 8Y F«>. l Oth 1 pl S • c S h 1 r P 000. 1150·8578 3713 1kyllt11. ASSUME OC*UIY'-.lrp1C.blt·ln1, Bdrma '700·1 750. B1 trple. 1 llOtY. pool. y~gi:-:fgorm~'\~:j •MESA VERDE 2 lk 1 annrTNtMWlth You 646-2947 Seelhofe, LOANS 11112.000. 8507 Seaehof• °' (4rlve Fenetd ytrd & ~arage. 11100/mo 5421·3,0llO. utll M2 2909 Be N.-tv deeof. 1495 I 3 BEDROOMS w_es_1_c:1_1t1_2_Bt--2-ea--o.---·-UI lmlll by flfll) 1700 unlll June 1<.ld• & P•I• wa c:om_1. S48·2782. 542· t 1 · • Ho pet.a. ~et74• 2 BDf111S FROM $475 luic• eppllanc:es. lrplc. r"'5 -• 945.7009, 545·2000 Agent, no 1.. Nil, ar• + ._.. •-•L.-· • -...._ ROE cerpetl. drape1, lo-r ~':ib :t0C!"'0'?1,U:: :i~ IOUI VIEW 3 .r:::· .~.:~ol"e9:'."I~~ views 1 1enn1at 4 bdrm Pnlat1la 2701 2* :.~E::. ~. ~ •otSHWASK:RS ~--~:;~2 I 6 5 o ' mo Canyon Counlr; Club l Large 2 81 lb• w/patlO. dlite occ:11 pancy. rnodtl home In MC. Qial· Bal Penln Point IBt, lrplc. rm, d /w, lrplc, ger •POOlS 1urn11t1ed by Steve 10 11ep1 to 1and. Avall 1183.111140 alttr e pm, t d comm. Only 11800 no pell. 1 4 50 mo 1575/mo, 54()...&.448 •Dat~MJN\ol Lovely 3 Br 2 Ba. yny ·~ ChH• of Archllectural March t th~u June 30th llll3-70iO. Uk fOf Alta mo.I 87Ml>OO rn~ blk beach, no pell Olgelt tame. Computer Tulia lON =~~5~2 :rm:8t;~5 la .... Gorgeou:'?~, 4 bdrm C.reu ••t •ar llU S3~t;:.';a~·or1a •l.MJaY FACIJTY 11050. 860-1108 all 4 lectl. WI over 7000 IQ. ft. l111ft11ft1 r-11 home w/pool & ..,. tor &42'3780 •NO PCTS 1 Br,lrorn $.425/mo. 2 Br 13.950.000 I•• w / ....... ovoe 1 tnd 2 bdrm1 avlllable 11500 (mo. mo) For Large 1 Br, 2 Ba. lrplc: .• .,85. 1 8d 1 ea........, from $526/mo Rent~ t1nanc:1ng. Stapl'lln Tum-now. 4001 Hell Me d«allt cell Freel Tenore w 1111 to bMCh. seoo1mo . ..., · '· .· ,..,...., 16761 Viewpoint Cane tore Feb. 20 Ho deQollt er.Turner Arc:Ntec:tutal 3 BR~~.~ Oak e ..... UaJarail~.. 11411-1323 831-12M or 031·2711 Cell tit 6pnl 760·11113 ~'l9o~111':1 P91• Off •each llvd 1>11 rtQUlred Key , .. only Propett... 1am11y room .tth 11· ao11c1 GtHral 2202 2 bdrm houH. lam~ Nwpt et .. 1 condo' 3 bf, 1 & Glfl99'bf•ad apt. oar •Clean 1 bf Mac:Ar\huf :,~ Hell (lwfl ...t, ::::'!,~c;!~9:haco~ MCM350 Oak bar, waln1c:o11. 4 B, 2 eaocnlmtll100 ;~.~~~~!:om 2~b4l.lge2cargar.OR. ~~·~~3,':peta Vlltage,nrsCPlez.a.SA. -·u I Courie S4S.41155 BY OWHEA/8AOKER h1rdwood llOOft. huge 2 'sr. t I•. yrty 1650 b ••ch I 112 5 mo . trplc:. we t ·11171/001. Tennla. pool. apa. No 842-6604 Spaciou1 tBr, pool, tge In B-r11t Ivan Wall1 country kllc:flen with fir• 2 Bt ocntml S1000 714·891-3314 ·11175/mo M2~ MAGNIFICENT VIEW, 1 pett. lmmed ... 75/MO •r-3 ,..,.,., piece. Tutetully deco-• n ... ..-i.. ..._., 17",. 1at 7.,. 2....,. T balcony, new cpll, "° CUltom 4 t>r. be,..,.... ra ted . Enormou1 fol ..aotll IUL Nr St Simon and Juoe. Spec! vu, 38' 3ba. Har· ...... ,,_ . ..,_.. ,.., ' t ... ...., ene •••I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• 'pets $800/mo &44,..7117 nome. ott!980 eq tt, ~ Quiet GUI Oe NC Betutl-pttp Ul&ll•IT 3 B r 2 b a c o n d o . bor R~"f: Nr pool. ten< tall, dep, 975-50113 2 I A 1 Ba, petlo ac>t .. no 1 Br oeun a bay vi-. ~II• w;44~~ e'r:::.',8:, lully 1andaeaped with 111 ... 111 1750/mo. Call Agl tor 7:;,·11307 111151"'0 • opt. LG 1Br,100Hlfom0oaen J*•. S.485 ll,,_1 lllT 1ma11 kitchen. ltpl, ,_, ldtd'I. w/Jenn-Alr•. dble fruit treH. 1215,000 detalll 9&3·2576 • Blvd '500 mo pkJt utll 645-9181 or 752-0911 •To blend with living ArchH & Old Newport Ctlamber1 oven & wllnut Shown by •P~I. Call lal... CONDO$ 2 & 3 bdrm1 w .. 1c1tt1381 2be , tge lam ~· ;:~ t;;us~t~oA: -.........,--2-8_r_2_9a_. No-.,..--. •Tennla+Sp.+Pool Rd 1550tmo plu• utll c:ebltleta.Mutt•mLo.lo FrankVaulao,7 t-t50t p la I 2207 111110 to.1775, blka to rm.11100/molMOf)t ok. 67a.1280 1 1475/mo. 760-14111 or •F'reeh5"8,...ze• ~2·3572 down. t5!-0e09 ta •• 1 bc:h.1137·3341, 6311-9326 842•92H · &42·7528 ~or Wkndt •Private Patio• •-----~---,..,,.... -·-UUU 11600. New 3 bt, dtn, lam ACCEN'T O N STYLE NEW POAT StiOAES, 2 C.ta.... !JM 2 BR 2 a., cpl•. drpe, • 14 Spadoua Plen1 -·-rm, din rm, 3 trplc:. 3 ear 3 2, .. b t tty' er. 2 a. & den. Walk to 1 __. ~ ........ ,1d,.,, •Gourmet Iliad kllc:h· "'·-1 ........ T-'"·-h•-g11 '"ft' 873""""" H•"""' bd .,. • am 11"&/ ..... 2 2 ...... Wealtld• Skvlark Apt• 1 ove. •••' · ..... ., · ~';'b,. ;.~·;: ~ ...,, .,,.,..., t1ci';M. OuMn• Kit, tor· beh. .. .. "'°·..., · '""' 820 Center 2 81. 2 Ba. P • t Io . a 0 0 mo ~t~ upon req~t. upgr•d•d Tak• over C • , .... 222"' tn•I dining, dellQnet 0.-Walk 10 bH C:h, 2 Br Newly d e cora te d . 552·8672 ~ ..... coo11ing a"'-'· pymta, ..-....-.. boat, trtaa t ,... • cor,lhru•OUI. workattop '7Hly1erly 840 ·9208 .,..----~~=--~-""' I'll ca ,..., ___.,. 3 0., and 149 0 /mo No p e t1 .. 55/mo. 1 &r. 1 8t. Apt. fufnlaMO, mfnulM ~C:.1 ,:'' ~~~ Wilt..... llto 8;:11~1~,: i:'::..B~ ::u~ 1~•t 1~60 KING -~~-'·------..._.382 lrple, lndty rm. ear port to Hunt:J:.°" c.n1er. 1 ownerlbtlr. 117M884. ..... 0 .... ...._ Fuhlon t1l1no I 1250 &37-11740, llllt 3 ... req ... c1...... UH WI -.... ::. """~ ~!:> ... 11 ~ df No.!! S-'1 ~ ""' • , ...... ceean. _., mo 873-1100 TOWNtiOMll Otcortl~ ·--· -·-go f'W'I· ........ Weatc:llff/Marln•r• 3Br patio. rntta l 1toreg 1 · Nice 2·11ry 38r 3b• home. Hiii elde OCMn YltW 3 8r ~ :: =ft: 2ba. IO twn '"'· l.M/Of)t "*'· AdUH park: 15500 BMutlM 2 BR. 1 Ba nee, Frpto. 2 car get, walk to convert dtn A maid• 1*1.:.a,_. p'o9jopl1e1. e11:0•. ~: 2M8tea' ,2 veae.rdffplc,•· nogerp~t•' oll. Site,600. &42-12" with ,.,,.,.._ 8 ol Hwy, 6011 Aclc:la, beh . 004 18t h St. qua r ter•. H OOO mo. !lo,\\. 11-~-Y....,F""'AO...--HT.,,.-pler~+~tllp~-1 .., ....,,..H •"'· totally rt modaled. all l too/mo Ml-1453 7ft.1 100 hl'Y· r-g• ;.r,!:,~.::'!tJ; ~:mo· '"'°'121 (Lag • • _...11 elec kllch, new opt & 6,.,._ .,,_ CIMA 3 If 2 ... &--•-• • d .. -.. .....,, 1 l;~re~m~o~d~e~l~e~d.:....~C1,~0o~rrg~'•:;;;o;;_;;uiii1J.;~~=-~~~~~~I wallpaper. Piiio, ytrd. 2 ;;..,....1 . l•m-lt ....... __ •' blt:ln ta.., ...., wallp1ptr, rapery .. TOP An .... , ...,,t quiet, time Iller fr;J-&489 1 1 1 .. , '""" • - --fl'UCh more . 110001mo. t>etutltul 8achtl0r or 1 , • car gtr. • ove, re' o. o•i kltch1n, r1m11y rftl, 21r 21• Condo, pool. Cftdlt ,.., 1 mutt. ''on'\ ._,"''~ Q./1'1l ,j\ _ f)'C ~Q.• ""' w1hrt7d ryr. H 5o. Dyl. new p11n1, huge ytrd, MOO mo: t to I call 4t4·'t220 or -~ ~CIU CflJ:-"~;, .... 7141 U -6191 : Eve/ Piiio 2 carg•ae-Im-AM131-&273 aft19n'catt 04l-SSfl -----...... CIA• .. l'OllMt wllnd•, 7141117&-oetg med 'ave11 1160/mO 1,,_1-------.. -'"°"' • .__ ._.. "' ,... .Smell I Ir. d\19'111. tin· c:ldt ~rcf9n.r I water. hit LMw ~ ~t~~:'·c':. ,_ .......,._ ..... .. Oii Of c:ory COUPie frple. Pet 0 • HOO H C req, .. ..... 112 .... 1 •" s ' wtlnda ""',...,. ._...,... _. no ger, no pet1 U45 utll 11111 & 1 .. 1 0312 lndleo View Of OOMll, P¥t....,. pd 152·5822 nlf.Oll t Agenl APPi to wet« Moo aca ft. SH I. 20th Oui.t ttM G I! ll l 1 qee•" vi.w, b .. u111u11y t5 ~701 ~Imo. I 1011 AtteO 8tow & ttMa Ut• lnCI I I' I I I remoot•d 3 bdrm :.•. 11~. 1t1t. 11v rm,""' c.r . .., 4,.. l420 111.Qtt1 home, 3 bath• Sell or oloH t . 2 bike from~ Ill. -11 re nt 11 t OO mo. 0 111 b • ao h . 1 111 0 mo ·1i!!!!!mm1.,,_;s._m; __ ... -.., .. , 831·8137 lt0·'107 * ac; ,_..,_I ar. t • Nlol a If OOf"9o HOO/mo. " amen1t• CMd OK. '"f Cn!t Inf g1t 1700 movte you in. Im. ;:._u.11. UIO/"'o n-.'1 -tlllng '""' It med. occuplll!Cly. Lind• I 2 "'· 2~ bl cxindo .,,,. Hett • .,,........ l·Adult----Ctl---. -,..,.._,...,.,-,~ba,- ' IP•. enol. patio, .,,.. Lull -... I · fOOlt; I model. bHUI dMOr • 11-.1:: MM ..... "' ..... ,.. ------,....,..--t Mel. '"""· ---!.. Dty. -.!!!!!!!---..... !!!!! .... et, lie A 11 ..... ~21• ..... Condo Woodbl==~·~-=·~·liii•••U•• .. 144-2111 I br • a M. taundrY, _,.. e.tllcte nlOe dMr'I 2 Ir 1 port. OIOH 10 teltOot, 11••~-~~-· .. , IMOed yw11, tfM:6td =~tMlt No pell. ~!.!~!.~~-:-=:-~i~;J~;;;:~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ aer ... New drapet & 1. 1 OlfPtl . Ho peu . .... , .... 111 ' '" ,.,... ..... ,.. =" ..,._ "V lt4t 0.-.. ""Giil -..... 171 ·' $1.14 per day The1'1 All you 1H1Y tor a $()day ad In tile DAlY PlOT SERVICE DIECT(IY 00 IT NOWI ... .., ..... Yow Delly Pltol Servtoe Otrec1ory Aepr...,,tatlYI 141-1111,atlll I -, •• •• ftiiiiiTCw1m """'91 '''1"" "' ... -· ~..c';!:o;z.~ IUIOICOMM'UINO. DUNHAM HOMI I ~ lllnd•. ~:.·r!~·~ ,AINTIHO: IHT/lXT 8 .! o. IOJC Ttw ~ """ ..,., 211 MAIN IT, H.I . • ... , .... , .:. ... ,.,· ... .;.. to~ Do my own wonc. IMPAOVfMINT ,y pey ,... _. Neal ..... Fr•.... Hl..-rlNO SlAVICI O•tde nlno. cle an vpl . ut-40lt (111)tat-44t3 ... vv """ .... ··-uo. 118041. Al ....,.1129 131 .. QO lnelall 1inc:e 1Ht. Jim Ot-0 Mey tMt·t7llO ...,_ L.oc.110n In O.M. Mf. 'rancllco N1~ C....W Tiit 141 •eoo 2414 ~ 1M CtM!!t !laMtt 4 .W: ""'~ ~ Lie, ~~~~:~:all/lge .:.:!'w":cr.':1':o., lllgh qu.itty hOUNWOfk ....... ft.... '31·1423 llfl•JI llm New c1blne11, c1blnet ... ._ -TU.. totM. a . ...,_.20S 16o eml. Feel Mrvloe, l*fOtl'Nd In fine hOtMe -F#Wno lntenot Deeioll WildilM let\ltoel, t111P'dllf·1ll1 laolng. bare, tormlca Bell priOM tA~IN "'= ~ Ir• aet. Kahlt Me-4fl.2. bpe rle11ced, d::;:t ·Aee MOVING.o HANOlNO/STlltlPPl.ici I lOW MTU I tOUnttf1oPt, '42..o&lt Q1W Ca !..!!!! !!!!!!!! Cefl*\try. ~ =iQu'::'rie~~. ~ l~S~ ~o VIM·MC 8oott t4M32fl ~r:.~:.'f.":f.Qr Tr• lftmltemO¥, -.,i CM!neta l c.tl*ltl'Y ~" " YOU WALK ON IT • Aoof1ng llltumblfto t n a II e -. 1. p h o 11 e Expert wallcovtrlng In· 35 V" exp. Fr• ..i •· "'""'8· fi64..J0'7 S.... jebt l ~· loollln\ for •Int ohltd we C'4Nn Ill WOOd. Ille, Oryweli • itllOGO . l'1le 113· 10 t2 elter 8 PM *&-1 ..,... lltlletloll 'AeM. ConllM-HNI t14,ut1/"8-a071 ...... Clettf• ,,... •!mete 146-2003 c;are? 1.flO llr. FULL GetP«, 9'0. W-4111 Aernod J.9 ...... HllO ...-dev-. All dey latw· ... , ~. 25 >"exp. 111'11 AMlgnmt. Mt-IHO ---lill -!:i~k~~i1Ji::. m: fg!vt l!flll .. 1!1 JACK~ AU TAADU dey a Sundey, lie ~r:t~~ ;~383 Blac:kwelde( P._,.,h~ .......... / ...... ~:~=-=-Carmin 2-3 yr1. 751·2342 wlldye -OUAlfTY FINISHING Cell Jecll W!Vllme, ' Ing & Removal. Oval Repair/remodel, Deel!•. Quellty wonc 91*.,,.... Aernoct.l~re.Lorat... 0.yornlght 17fi.3014 (l14)1ll•l01. 8TAAVINGCOlLEOE work only . Steve d0Ck1.t>oet1,tenoea,ge1 'r•teCllN ....... 7at1 Deckl PlllOI fenCH CHILO CARI! with love, l Al!PAIA. RfAS. • 8TUO£HTS MOVING 4114·3e18 dre, ate. Alyn f7M2t4 ,,.. .... 81-'752.H&t fenced yd. rMlll_.1_~·M· Fl'M ...,. TOM 848-2963 Duper••• Chtl1t11n Tlr•d ol hOllHkHplng. co. Uc. T12 .... 3a WHh•d II r•H Ontlll• t4Mtet wllQY9 handyman nH~ 11u11dry ind 1rr1nd"1 lntlKed, '41·1427 · Ouallty, Fut~ lt!UH rat ... ecrMf'll cleaned REMOOELS1'ACE LIFTS CHllDCAl'I ·LO yd tun I ....... odd jOOt, pelnl. R1llable Call 01bby WATCH US OROWI 25 yr1 t•P Aleo wall· Huber Rooflng.4 typea. Ir•. 1r .. ..,,,..._ Ctlt Cu1tom wood patio•· Nie. r.nh "'I{-2"' TllU w. rellnlltl, ace 7~ 142·8383 PIPI' remcMll. M1~22 New-r-~-dedlt Drew fl 4 4. 4138 or dec:k• & lerlCM 111 gen • • • 1'11 --.. MY ....-·-~ ewa. hm repair. Fr'H Ht. & up. Karen l45-4205 Toppedlremo'<Htd. a..11 8.1U.. ...... Tax Cllt today, 842·fla2t P1p1 ....... UC '411802· &.48-t734 ' Aendy 84 t-0822 ·• • • " up, lewn renov. 151·3478 -OUMP JOBS **BRYANT'S** ROOFlNO REPAIM 1-------- Doore \Add'n• Conver. Cleaa!at lenitte 1 ........ ........._Yd Clnuc>I & Small Moving Jobi Federated Tu Service Palatlq Wllloo¥erlng Removal Small Job• OK . FrH ..... L8l9 ..... Wldeat/ ...... ~ All ~5 yr• HOUM CIHnlng l bu•I· . T',;;t;;;'1~v·Mlin1 Call MIKE 84t-1311 t Horn:;~ ~t· riii ,..,.. All !y911. 842· t343 ~·::2~~2 Tom or 1"9t .. contr9Ct0n -.0 •R&MODIAOO'NS* AefL J«r/ 13 C:'i~.,..~~· lfT108tlon Jim 85t..0129 HAUllNG·1tudent wllo• . b Richard Sinor Lio. Plu ... / lnalr ~: ~ CMf' UO: =-,,.,=· ~~ 1 CARPENTER SERVICE 848-4eo: . Oerdenlng-lndlq>e mM'tl, truck, Hma lo ,., ... Wouldn I you rather have 2~4. 14 yrl of hlC)py PL.ASTER PATCHING -ur111y m:t~r1!~.g ~~~f 'b:~1. Kltdl/balh Remodellng Tl1ank you 7H· t978 • CPA prl(>lr• your In-IOGal NJWO,.., • GEN'l CONTRACTOR Formlcle t"""" & Clblnet WE WILL TAKE CARE c',.. work comm/lnduat, Jonh come tax r11urn1? Cell T cu••OfM!.~· •10 R••tUCGOI. Int/Ht. 30 •i'•I.... oeneecl. UlllloellMd OM-• .,,... 1 huck Nowlin '42·2873 tor Ir .... 1. 9t1.9182 lltnk you, ...,1.4.. vr•. Neel. Peul 6-45-2977 4ttm tracrtort ltlould to Nte ~°'."4~2.We ~23 Uc d Ken 838-1451 ~~:i:=:.10 LAWN l YARD MAINT. HAUl·MOVE-REMOVE Arnerlcerl Tu Savlnge LOWEST RATESI Prompt, . ..ftl3 ~_:'or'.~ Contractor: 10~. ITllll 11,llU FOardenino,' /CCll~.21ne..503 ~~()'RM lno., Tim WllMMn. J. D. netl pro,.1~:•,10,!'..•ll 16 1 v flUSri;;; I ......... =.? coni.ct MatY Orondte.M __,.. We repair any type • Dter l&atlat ,... ••· O.W .-fll57·10ll5 .yr1 exp._.. ... -.... (714) 5f11.....oet With...., ~. plfmltl, · I kl Lie: I 20 1 _ I ... _ • ......--Oon'I r•roof, r r at -·• FWs. Uc 277'46. ~f 982-131;~ytl~~ • DOOM GALOREll Tll IUll ....., .. , Ull TU IYO UUll'I P~ """"" lllM""" fraction of U 857·2880 3""t1on•. Con1r1Ctor'a O.l . Huenman 586-57.:J Suc>PtY:ln•tllJI..~ Lawn-tr ... lllrub lnllall H .. a <v Ul-1121 LO>i¥ ,.,".lie. 63e.HH . ~ -lecrttarlal s.m... d·~rc ~n-:9.~~,!~ a1_ "--Ji / llJ:L:. BOAT DOCK REPAIR & Call Bot>, "8-2923 evee Trae trim/Removal Furft-----'-wltet heel Economlc:el•Oependeble INT EXT PAINTING fl__....... Room 880, Sanle Ant. ;;;;""-....-..... ._. _ _...~--. .... -.1 Oen. Ce11Sentry. 20 yre. Lewn melnl/AolOlllllnQ ,_.,...... &48-31111 NO ~ secretwl• MfY\Oee, typ- Alr conditioning, ...trlge-Ctlw Aenov. &45-3740 1Drpall FrM M1lrnele 64HOlfl ..... C!!u!M c!.=~~~~.:. •t Hlw U <\? Ul-1121 Ina. copy, eto. Fait Mr· CA 11270l. =n~, repair. CuJtl lenin DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC 01rdenlng, CIHn·up1, ROBIN'S Cl~NING 1.aMaca-1M RMI St...,. 547-4281 Oulllty·W'lllble rat.. ~!o::a59 8 7 5 • 4 4 5 8 .1======== . -All phaMe. 14 yre •KP. lrlmmlflg. cement W()(I(. 8ervtoe •• thor~hly GARDENING SERVICE 15 ,. all ATLAS PLUMBING ' _.,,,;.~ Al@alt No Slwn/No Shampoo Full)' llc'd l lnlllfed con· 645-1904, t.42'-2985 clean houM. 840-0857 Pruning, Clean-upe. prrc:.•11:,9 Z'm::1 R:;,~ HEATING & WEI.DINO lewla1/ Altn1tln1 ~--· Orlwwey9. Partclng Lot :~~:1~2 trec:tor. 632"55411 Aleita ........ hfe ROBIN'S ClEAHINO Comm/raeld. Mt-7558 850-8477. 850-7tM 24 hr MfVfcl '45-1888 ALTERATIONS ~ Repeirl. Sea6ooatlno. Complete Repeirl: ..... , 831-~. Servtoe. • ll'IOroughly .......... ... ,.,. REPAIR/REPIPE/REMOO tor men & wOmen, my ,~, c S&S Mptllt t31""41ttl.k: SNmptlo & ateem dean. Ollllngs. Small job~ R00 S Cl • clMll houM. 540..()857 RESIO,/""""'•M/I D Low coat 24 hf MfVfcl N.8 . home. 850-4&43 Color brlghtenere, whl laltll. 12 yr1 exp. Bud ' EAN·UP: tr• & HOME MAINTENANCE ~ N ' ' Oen Hallberg Greeting crpt1 • 10 ml11. bleach. (7t4) 552-11582 ltlnib trim, melnl, heul, IPUIU PUln WORK OUAR .• REAS. FREE EST. 'Cl50•7Hl9 BRENT e50-l030 SEAMSTRESS .. , ,_.,.,die l PevlnQ Co. Rellcomml Hall. llv/dln. rm1 $15; avg landecepe. 770-753e Cleaning Service. Clea· 891-81155 PAINTERS NEED Comm'I: Spec:. In r•teu· Need I,_ Or ... ? Call o.JIT PU.I." Lio. 397M04 842·1720 room S7.60; couoh 110; llectrical ntn..e IS nut to Oodll· WORK! 30 vre exp, Intl rant•. new or remod. Debra. 7eo.as70 • .. L-a..i:: chr $5. Guar. ellm. pet ..... ,... neu. '42-8808 _ ~ Ht. Ac:oulllc c•lllnoe. TOP HAT 638-2030 Tile M1 e-49 i. Wee! It ... ~..,, ....,...,~.......,----·I odor. Cr)>I repel(. 15 yr1 ELECTRICIAN. Priced , . _ ~ 3M7 F ---------~--ulll Muca. I WILL SIT In my CM home, HP. Do work myHll. right, lrM Hllmate 011 ~In..!"~ r=e. CRPT/UPHOUOEN'l BRICKWORK: Small Jobe. ~Via p~Jt.orM~.711 R:~~:!~~~:t~A~~re. Ttl.E INSTALlEO alwa,. pt 1enifk anytime, lenc;ed yard. Rate. 554-0123 large or 111'1811 Jobe. B ..... N .... 003018 · H~. Flt wulnQ. Newport Coeta M--. 1 h / All kind•. Guerem.ct. .....a ... ~ tM out, meall, ,...., 1Mt-2e74 Uc. 3"621. 873--03511 .,.,. ...._ Guer. fr .. eel. 838-5543 trvtne ~ 875-3175 11ST19 ,..,... hook up or wH er Rafi. John 1193-0487 P"-· We c.,. Crpt Cleanlrl -· · I dryer, c:opper replpe. ..... -Bebylltt---lng-. any--hour-..--1 St.em C1e9n l lJ9hol. RESIO/C,OMM'l/IND. llYU _,.. ~-Gd rell. • Everything in Muonry 26 yr1. Lie 403941. lne, 638-2030 8ef1 with EASEi R•lli ... ,,. ....., Vlctona/Xlnt ,._ Truck Mount Unll 20 Yfl. Do my own work. Exp'd ll"l al home r~re. & EJlp'd lie/bonded. low, low bonded. Rate. Color EJI. 11•1 • BREEZE "-'1H7 0 1, Coeta Mae&. 842-8482 Wortl Qlllf. &45-3718 lie:. 279041. Al 14M12e Comm'VRae. 548-3018 fl62·t522 wtntw ~. 873-53e7 pen. "3-0911 Rk:tlard Ctealfled Adi '42-5878 Cllllffied Adi &42·5678 ·-. ,,. . -• -. , ' DOLL~A QAY DOUGH SAVERS .,. Sell your no-longer needed It~ f or cuh. If It doesn't sell, we'll run It another 3 days FREE. One Item per ad, mu1t be priced. Sorry, no real estate or commerclat ads. Call today for full details. ( ................... ...,. ..... t1.00) DOLLAR DAY OOUGHSA VERS Atta. Para/ Val. 1M1 tali te • IHI Oftlft latab 2114 E1t. lnta11 HIS Lest fnu 3lt4 Per .... 1 ,.,... • .. '""' WllTDI •111.m "'*'* CASA ROMA.NTICA FOUND· Black Lab mix, ltmns Hit WIDOW HAS HI tor CLASS 1· FI EDS COSTA MESA Male 25·30. 11r•lghl, 1 MO FREE RENT Lo• tiall (200 cap.), whit• ~t. M Yng edit. llW TUT MS T.D'•. 110,000 up. No Bac:helor l 1 Br ept1. non·•moker, to •har• 1 room to 2800 eq It. b<Mtht•~ ocean vi9W, 17th & Orange C M Divorce from S25 plu1 credit c:hec:k, no peneilty. $350 & S400. 1250 dep. "Ilk• n_ .. 2 Bdrm .• 2 From 11.18 • eq 11 Adj. lor wedd~'V reception•. 54S.J825 IUlng 1 ... 7t4/842·5~00 Call Denleon A11oc. 3 LINES• 3 DAYS• 3 DOLLARS Very Nice Complex. beth, San Juan Capl· A.lrporter Inn & Frwy1. AP•11'0"•9• r'oogm•1~.hn•1rol"h0tl~.· FOUND: Small l•m•I• 873-)311 ~·a-0130 Vt I I M 1trano condo. Flr19!~. C•ll AM 833-3223 , s • _ .. ," ,_..... --------.... c or a •· I I I I I wklw or monlhlv. 415 Cockepoo near ante .... -• -• llY Tat I . l•IJ Pi•lli.£. nor. Hi Vlc:torl• St, ::,~ t!c~~ BAYFRONT 011~1 from Ave~ Granada. San Clem. Arla Ave & Del Mar. CM O.anltMt NEw....,OA sEASO.!ED Coate Mae&. P o I n I H I f b o r . $350/IT\O Patklng, Jani· 4ee-eeee. 8ladl l wtllte with c:ollar 646-9734 aft 6:30 PM S20,000 up ~ ...... , 2tll l2t0/month p11a .., utl-torte!. etc:. 873-1003 _84~2_-4...;.eao.:..:.. _____ t::--:------::::::&1--------lll••· Call Gerhard 11 NEWPORT BEACH, ontce Aa PtrMUl1 HU T11nl Hll It '" ml II llLL IUUll 9ITIL ( 7 1 4 ) e 3 1 • 2 0 4 0 1ulta overlook Ing H•r· .... c .. t•I• . SPIRITUAL READINGS Eurc»e 4 wtta. 6 c:ountnea. ~ ""' .. , 642-5678 Wkly rental• now av•U. (bu1lne111 or (7141 t>or. ApPfo• 1.000 eq tt. •~ta,.... .-.. All ••pen-12350 Lv 760-1ooe Alk for st ..... 1105 a up. Color TV. 498-11758 (home). (714184s-7100 -~ Advice In all matt1ra, J ,.3 ... ~ .,110 · .... Phon .. 111 room. 2274 love. mem•ge l bu•I· une' · ..,..,..., or Jedi-' -------------------------! Newport Blvd . CM. Femele to 1h1re 3·br. SUPER -•erlront ofllcM, ne11 Aleo coun1ellng 1---------1 t4e.7445. hOUH In Coll• M••• 1375 mo-to-mo, Mlfln.. FOtll> ADS 1815 So. El Cemlno AMI. la1ian1 I --------WIN A-DIAM. ONO RING with •Ingle mother a .,, Mlle, N.B. Mt-5051 Sen Clem. 492·72te •-,•-nt. UlllA II.All c h 11 d . s 2 5 o / '" o . Fl•a•cial .. WY• -• . &4~1187 .,. ... Cl. DANA PT .. •Int loeetlon. E -·-$750 •.•.• amt charming AR IBEE LW I ""'" ••• ,.... • •• , ...... Slit YOUR VALENTINE Wkly rental• 195 up. M/f 10 IN 4 br hM nt SC Oii bldg. nu cpl. Agl. M00£1.S/ESCORTS 1----r-_ _ _ Color TV, lrH c:olfH , Plaza. n/lmllre. $200 + 496-eacM SeAlr Cal: OUTCAll 24 HOUAS Ontrtu!titt 4114 1111111• W Ael&ed-~ 1te,pa... 'It ullLL 955-0IOll Hl dHI In 1'fe eGQ_-02Q7 Swlmmtog...pool ~ Pan time, A/P & P/R. Grnl rrtze Ora• at J.C. ""1fties Sit., Fib. 12, 3':00 P .M. ooe;!'.; ~~1 ~· N/lr'flkr to enr 2 br houM, Cent«. 1111 eq 11 11.1111 Ar-ATr !:'rvLc• ~i!~!..il~T "'t'1n• ~!1~~ut0:~t k~~~~~:~· -· • ,-1 ...... :'. ';,;--=-..• ;,::T..... CdMS3. nr b7•:c,.h380• turn.. 11 s1.2r; sq 11. &44·11805 1•-111 a -LI .... ono _,,, u• · • . ,_,,_. _ _.., ........... '" ..-... 20-04 ---1n11ne ., .... No HP«I-Prtv•t• country dub. La-J c. n-I J. I o,, lh• Buch hotel t Jae. 50. e dye. 7 82 $500 REWARD. lo1t By 8PPL 835-91e9 enc• 11eceu1ry, ... 111 guna Niguel. 498-5787 . . ,. . .... i:. , -N'lllnDMUd w.hr; room apt. kltch9n•tt•. Pereon av. 25 to lhw• Downtown Hunl Beac:ti. Small bladl dog, neutw Prl1oner without tamlly. lraln. 150.000 lull 1m1 Mon lhN Fri. 8 lo 4· -·· · T ~ 1280 l up+ CdM Home. 1250, 111. G:loM to City Hiii, walll m•I• bobbed 1811 v.y lonely elter 111 mo. required. Wiii nel llWIJ MEMBER AMERICAN. GEM SOCIETY $280 dep. 2308 W. l .. t l 099. 840-8880 •ti lo benkt l Poet Office, Cocll~I Poodle/ Scolttci In prleon. I Nave alw1ye $40 ,000+ C•ll collect l809NEWPORTBLVD.,COSTAMESA@ Oceanfront , N .B . 8 IPICH from 1250 to mlJl,"Moppy".558·1304 beerl lnler .. led lnCoel1 Mon·Frl MPM. All! for 11 lakee money to IHI SINCE t946 ~ 873-4164 Fem 10 1h1 38r lurnllhed $850, 400 eq 1110 600 IQ 0< collect 494-9650 M ... and need 1 friend, Rudy 408-867-0111. realty lndepeodem. ltnh condO S300 mo.+ y, utN. It t month lrH rent. PteaM write 10 melt Tool llld. Suppllel _ Mii or It time you got the PHONE S48-3401 Furn room w/b1throom ,.,. ......... 5 53a.1.:J5. 980·8'68. LOii Male Golden Re· ...._ BelM No 14300 WHOLE llO...., ~I _... "' So. Ctt Plue. tern '"~ C£.& lrlever, NB llrN Neme ~' • Bo• •1 work plnr. PO Bo11 1181. '' ' . t-----~~----------------_. ,.... • WIE .. l •M I r • d •. c • Nancy Jonee, 651·1 . pref. S65 wtt. 556-1737 lu11ury llvlnJ · MIF No Walaon No collar_ R• Michigan City. IN 46360 Furn Hr bch Pvt ent emoklng. rlendly & • lllllITT w8fd, $200. 846-3358. 80637..()1181 U /llllf'f .. Send a Valentine mauege to that epeciel pereo;n 111 your life end become ellglble to win a diamond rtng In our grand prtze drewtng. . .-.,,. _.-: .... ~·.,. :.~. ··:~; ... : ~ : ~ ... . •'. '. ~-·· ·\ . . . ... ·· ·. :: . , Jutt 1111 In the coupon below Of call UI It &42-5e78 to display your or..uno In tne Diiiy PMal'• Vatentlne Low Unee' .... IK •• For only S5 you may dlooM en appr09'1ete llluttra11on to enliven your meuage. ---------------·-·--·--------------···---- Do It today -all ads must be In our office by Friday, February 11. Please publish my Valentine message as written below on Monday. February 14. (Write one word per space. 2 llne minimum. Compute charge at end of llne.) ¥ ___ $1.00 ___ $1.50 --=====--====--$2.00 ______ $2.50 ___ $3,00 llluatratton A O 8 0 (Add '5.00) NAME ~---~~-~--~~-~~~~- AOORESs----------~---City ____________ ...;.-._--._ ZJp ______________ ....__ kllc.h prlv. Non·•mkr'. q u 11 6 1 7· S 311 O1m 0 · Prime ,,..-~1 .. __ •--. lo11· Poodle, Fem. CllCIS Of EJccttlng Cotlume Oellgn Rlp4dily growtng Int.-.. I I 1 .. 25 t.44· t 1 ..,.,., ..,.... ..,... C RE & Ren111 Opportunlly. tlon11 compa11v ... ka many amen 1 •• , • tlOll. abundant parking, orenoe. " herle". • ' 4113-3480 Shr .my N. B. home, pvt IUU MfVfcl. Fretn 1150. WARD Nr 15th/Tuelln. llSSllE $211.000 lnclud .. lnven· detell oriented llld.hjdull room & bath. evall now. l42>-T850 CM. 842·7450. 7Cl0-8300 tory, machlnee & 11•· for poeltlon In ou~ ac· Congenlel wtll or blk M. $275/mo plul utll. . 2112 HARBOR BLVD lurH. GrHI bargain. counting dept. Musi type tum. room In H.B. 11r bdl. &45-ll51S Mott ,.._,lbly..prloed found BIO lab typi"°F• COSTA MESA 848-4557 C10 wpm accu.rately. 10.. Reel. 53t--8544 of1lcle.,.....,. In ..__ti male pup. No teoe. c.a •.A• e.Aee , key by louc:h, AIR ex· 1--------Rmmat1 W8"1ed IO ltlr 2 ___.. ,._., 979·5224. ~.... • .. If ft ..... 402f per I en Ce he Ip 111 I. ....... ...... ltM BR. 1 a.. 2 car IPIC41, 3rd l1r IUll•. grNt vtew. Open 24 hOur• --S W"lc:lltt arH. t500 *t. (medallion) on 20rr d\Mn, • lion & t>eneftta In• plee- Hwy, N8 . ....,_ ,0 ocwn. lhofe. '337 & '.i utll yrty. rm. MC'1 .,.., ktta-t· In Fentullc Shop, r•· ATTllOTIYI . not 1tralg.hten your Ille uni enwonmnet. Pteeae Wkly rat ... t.45-4440 ~'l~e0v1, 548·4203: te. Weekdeye &441-4844, w 1 r d 11 4 2 • 8 4 7 0 . M•••11rt1-.tr• out. lei u• help lallor contact Pal Milla, AMF. --------• evee ~2 4t7-48M ~•....-. make • loan lor your Scle11llllc Ofinlng 'rllt'I, 1111 I ft.Ill! M/F 10 lhr Balboa Pen, 3 1 _ .. Tl 111¥1 TH neede. W• tlnence )'OUf 18012 Mltollell South. Ir· Ret1on1bl• r11e1. Kit· br apt, w/2 mature proll. .,.. Ill-lotl latge )'9llow Lib. By lit. 2nd, 3rd T 0 .'1. vine. (714) 557·11051 cflenel1•, phonee. maid 1275+. 873_.034 Choice 3rd. floor Bay Scolc:hmen '1 Cove CllllS If 12.75%. E.O.E./M-F. Mrvlce. l. ctlanMI mo-view eulle. 4 otc tvail 2·1 1·21·13. ISOO R-ard. ACT NOW -..------- vle1. SANDPIPER MO· Shere E111c: home w1tn 11075/mo. 2nd 11r 3 otc 2 1 3 I 8 2 5 . 7 1 Cl 5 . llSSllE C.it on our Ul*tl at no AIT/llttr, ~ TEL 1N7 Newport Blvd P<ol $285. lit !eel dep. tult• l800tmo. Opt. ea· 714/&eo-2483 COii. FlellJbll hrl • _. trill'. CM '45--9137 . u t 11.. II Cl 8. 8 4 7 9 . panllon wit• 1450 avail Ll>el or ? •• e.tboe Bay 7111 NO HARBOR BLVD Zlln1 ....... 714/~ M 2•2"48• now. 4 room IUltl + Ill'· Club 1128. P1MM r9'urn FVll.EATON W ler Ill 1'21 la-Int.II nM Oflln lntall 2114 ~· r•C•Pt 11250 avail lllm.Noqueetlontuked. ll0-1112 • Charming Avelon ~. .t P.O. BOii' 1882. N 8 Open 12 noon 1111 4 Ill\ 111,llt te 12 ...... •\Br home. poetcwd View 1517 W•lclil1. N.B. 258 3355 Via UdO V3-<415e t2MO 1 DAYS A W£EI( , ... -.. I ,..,. o I bey. I 8 0 0 wk . IO 4000 eq. ft lit. llaor. w--r frHf aLA. Speclall1I In M.B. and 7eo.e173 • Aolfll 541-5032 .,.. --a Fou11d Smell Aullrallen Older wll detlrM llve-in CdM propartlH. Call DELUXE• SllTE Shep. Vic tlltn & 20th St, comp wlf so.a Yf9 old , .... Int.le IM7 IUITWa CM 1-31. Cell Mt-8114 good '*''"· Wiii lhere e51·il35 Large Big 8Hr Cabin. • ... , mTU 2012 Sq ft (c:en dfVIOe) Loil: CAT, ell blk mele. lu•. ooncl0/PY1 rm. & be DANAE CORP, Bier. Pool labia, oolOf TV. 2 Wllh UN 01 reception. 11.25 ~ ov ... 2 ....... 4 "'°" hW, 1120 NB/CM In Hch•no• lot llght I I . s I 1 ~ c:onf. IOC>n\, kllc;h, phone, ... Reward 541·8420. lloutelleeplng & OOOlllng. RATES r p 1 · e e p 1 ,. • ,..,.reterlet & word "'0-8'*9 bMUtlfUI olflee, eJ(JI ~f'. Mall ,_.._ lO Ad 7141645-818 ...,.. ,.. Pacific COMt ..._. _.,_ ·-----· ~. Mall l melMgl "-F· .,... SCR•utm no. 1047, ~ Ptlot, PO LOWEST EVER lntab te ...._ ltM ..,.,, 911111. aeparetety" 131.nee • .....-Bo• 1seo. cll112e27 ,....,.......,......,_..,==v~ ...... --dellrad. Cell: JeM. . CdM dl11 auhe AC empt MIF to tllr 4Br E••c 714/780-0100 .... 0• ffetn 1325. 2iss E. 1N$KDS o c ISSElllWS AW'/ 1 AM ONl Y ... "...,, .... ....,., ..... 1N1 "u111ta " '"'' ... home B-* .. _ ,....... .... " nU\ EXCITING 111' 12"'% .A. . • -· w ,,._, m•m--· Cet Hwy. 875-etoo Vicing • Set111 2nd• t31A% O.A.C. l lrplc:. l300 mo.+ utll. • .. -·-..... _ ............ Gp w av.~ 0 Ac 0 PER 831-tno ~tOw K~C:. lpl!!H ... ta11 ltll ""'M'A.C1Ni"''V s 15,000 to $500,0oo 8 ~~~ .. ,=:'.: M to lllr 4 bf houM. b9f, llontl lmaoe tllQh. Pr.,. Y1oht Sal .. Olllc• tor Tiier•'• one thing 1ne1 I• •MODELS* Home. Commerclal 111 a 1yp111. HOO mo. the Bl y & OcNn, N.8 . ltlglout WM1Clltf' .,_ of l ..... Cal between t-6 realty certtln. "you don'I klcOme Propenlet Send r .. ume to EOI! e5C).2t37 af1. 8 Newport •••ch. 881 f'M, Mon·Fri 842""4844 IHrn from your ml•· GOLDEN 8anlc l S&l Rtl• Cotporallon. PO Jlo• wanted Voung retpOrte. Door Or. 811. 14. C•"'*Y vni.ge, IPCHO• IMI ... thertl'• no...,.. tflH. Newport a.eon. Ible, non c:lg 1moklno 831-3t61 aoo eq It. $416/mo 1 MAK.ING"*"· TOOCH ... llT. CA 112113 WF 10 IMn 2 bf, 1 be. ao Letune s Aron Bay. l a .. ator:J: 1pac•. llound· U do\ II tan. WTUll ...... 1-•1iii1il11it1ii-iiiiiniii•iiil- H1Cnfron1 Penln. apl. &00 eq 11. •P avall w/ f'hOnd• 87 22. med 11 • 'WW:. ~I •2 • ~I'll . Eic~r or tretnee• cen 87&-Ne311111. o ood nwy vtetblllly ... In 11 1t• ~ 71fl-0863 na r. 1~~1!!!!1!4!!!!M~M~l~lt~~ m11ke 11.aonw ewtlng Ge11tle ma 11 wante to 417.m 1!1t.!I Found: 1adlH' w11cn, Mon-let 920 Hr. w/adl;; ~·AM ttaclee .,, ...... ::.·a~o~m! :iu~~ -..-. ..... -:Um:· ,'f:l" =:,: :~:~on0c10N•, M1•~~ .,,. 1 11 "'Hr •'ad ....,..., l,l!•M "~~i<~ ut1111. Pref. :tfl p1w MIF. ~ -lncl.reotipt., Olrole, Hutlllngton 931.-211. ~·~~ouc:fl LI. Un\11 ,_ ~201t NO y ..,ve, COf'lf. rm.. IMctl 942·1134 ..... ----,,...---• ..-t ~...... --------1111 .. mt ll h•ndlf. ,.... 'ovnd. Ottlk.!:bby oet, -"'"" o ~ Coemet._ or C:O..- M ' '· non '"*'· pontNe to yOUr ~ Ae11t MO, 112fl 1q fl. tllorttlalr, l ~ &pee 1•112nd tlclain ..,,.., '°' hro-1 210 + ~ utll. Dyl nMCla. AdJ. -,.,,,, In 1'400/mo. 11161 Lo01n Vllta, C.M M 1-HIO ., ctt:a:-1 ~.•AM • • 11Mt ~ ...nt\ °'*· Otttl-- ... 2·544t; 9'2·1120.. rw. lndlw. ofaa. Mo(N. :.,:.:.,~: 1 1. M •••. LOil OtH n AmHOI\ ---Aob1 . ...,.., NH/CM M u M , I T N I ••• Ve gate 11en, no" 1m11r, lrolft Ull. Ma l ttll. ,.,,01, v10 W•ln~t a 1'" 'AN<, C.M. A I. ltoeler Id "-'ten _14..,..2 .... •1_900.,..... ______ _ rmmtte 10 al!r a un11y -... -4000' ...,.,_..,.. & IOOO' tente AM. CM. Ane to YllA MC "2·2'71 fi4.0l1 1 CMllll .... J09I nme . 1210, olllld OK. Af1 9lltM NllllC _.,,,. In l11dv1trlM Newport I • n d 11 . .. ewer d . 11T Tl. "' Lf ,f M =a • ...._ttH ..Jin. ~f lUlllllr._ ... ~~-~pie powe r ...... 1111 At1rae~IW ~ 13,. ~. 940,000 ut .,._ ...__ --· ftf~. M ._to etw 2 bdrm, .,_.. ~.· Vciu .,,.: 1111--1 ,oundt CM, t111! Iona 1191r· ~euci,:::,, c Of TD °" 110.000 ....,_to-ii';' "";';';' "i";"19' 2 N twnflM, pool, JM, "ptlof'9& .. prmopr '°' ..... •PtOlllmltely ed ff lft, MHe i/e tde p9CI ~,,.::.,i: bulkl ""'09 loect *-S 2,~? .. C.N • ,. .., .. ... lr!fc+ •In-emir tam• ,..,.c.11 .....,nn 1700 tel n. lnct111t1tet1 ... 1M-1• ~ --'° ,,_ ,,.. do•'""" L.A. Mroeilii,_i' ;'"'i~i~== ......... lift UO '°' Lo.-• OMDe 1_,..., °""' .,_. M-Oltl '°""': Mele OotMe rnla dOW °' -... tedy, .at• ::.:: C:'Y~~: :,t':.::. ~----t:"il!f~-:i,.mi::::-.:---?r:!!!aZcM;;'imno~ne;'C:fa:jWilft4DllCrtf .,_ ......... ~ 1111 •ij· Good.,....,, a.ooo tQ n ...... '"°' 10-"••·* .-.. l'IOle 1rect1ve, orrnMne, tor 114,000 1111 .. "· 111411 PHOH!~---------------- ~~, ltle .,...,._'""I'M aoOf I fl'POIUf'I, WfOtiD..IW"°'9.TopleC. I lndle H ltOlll , H• .,..... M9'* _,.. ..... , ....... (l 1' C IMH Me yeu. It yo 11 t11ve 1 19411 lfwd.'HI. IOI II. t11.at1 .... 1117 • 0°"'"4'1IOft Wrtte 411· nu o r 11 11 ~tr.:-· 0 Vl•t "' ................ Cll Ut-JIOO. Aft... I 0 h .. ,..... "ltAfllW't'/1111. =.::.~Ofl4. ,....., -y~ "" ...... Ill I ..... e ..,,. .. ,.... -• I • -C... ...... 0. & --------t .... MMt.o.d I OI•••• M. ,...... v..... COiii ,.... Lot ~ .... ......, ..... 1111 Wiii .... -.... ._-.iili M4 ~ M.• 10IH .. ,H,JW tM a II'.-u .U. 0 111 Ro•, o..~o..... ........ ,...,._,.,.. • .., ... ..., 1111u. co1e eq ......., ....... ,, .. , •• , • ...,. .. ..., u ~11110 f M,.._ UM . J1ND1t-01111•1d .. •I .... U t ' '• .. ' ·L-.UBll'lj'IF .. "" He .... ... • p'p Mii •n• MU fw ........ 1 a ,.. t 0 I ~ mf /Mlflll "" lier 1.alcl wtttttd ,........,_... g. .,_ ..... '11 ,. di I I 1 W V S 1 1 1 .. i ft 1 "MOM IC>I th• '°"'• ~pe>ly In l•Mn •J lHI • ft ii: ....... 10 Offl~la;:·~·Jr:::~o:; ..,.,:::.. ~~ Clnff :.:... ~ == 'p t flM f ? flJJ W.~tl.'"",:.::: =··~~..:..:.:r;:r1. ~ .... ~~1!.'U:J''tr'tT4~ $1500 .. lllrfll OM--!... lflluer1, •••d I l'UI ,t400 11t fOll ;h~~ Mutt tff ~llfffllll •17 CYN, Hoell oond ., • ST,WW I Vffl 1"" Acipf't If\ ptfton. I~ . flt·SMI fU IWKf\ Q I Chntral' lt1otrl1 •leMI &M•• I , ... , .. MIJU•.... l~IOO IAI• ic>, •fl I t*"I ... lt400 Oii -:1IK ,.. w ... ~ lo wtM 4 30 ~ -.. .. ''°" ,,.. utWWlt Ir_. 0!'9' wljacace & l1t down1 IAH011 .... ,... tfll t tttO trMIMe n.t w;t:,;;1t , Mon 10 llff ~ .... ..... MAL llTATI WCIA Wllll the 114114 C.it et t t11 ~ '11 00 r•tul1to1' &ly MOO . 13t :ID" '11 OOOGI ~TOH '7' Hondl A.Ocotd Ut ...... 111o1 tlrllMr =.. 1111lo0.1 H~ ~NM 1 ••peo Howard fl re tbu1. h111 Alt CondltlWr. ~~. ~r°llt·"""t00clond ...... IJtltt/ --:=fot!,11·J~~;1:-'• Ooodcondttlon & lltOCfU PP~ Joe L.aOunl 8-dl, CA ' f':::' In OOM 631·3000 tHd cond 0011 new -"'""' _ _ M100/090 ta.1tt0 t1MtM M •• lfl4I ... ~ =.f."',or ! ~ TIU..._. ••• •a UH.1.. MOt1flcit 1161080. ~ecNM. ainO.in 11111111 NII A11!14 ... , 7t ,r.we. HK ""· 191 .... • ,.,.. ......,.,,. cNln 111..-.":": PIT Employ OtowlnO firm ...._ .... Qall uary u .. 1•r• oaOlnll MO -• .. ...... , ,... """' NII ... I 9'td •unr1 a ir ·-~ii °'Witt Co 1111 •d Aoorn a 10110 + Beet wonitno oondtttoM Tt,.o or m111 111g mtn· IW. •tnta&t HH .1212 0t Ut.teOO 1100 1111 0«tec:t enaoe -•mltm. t iooo. beyi fHO C4fM ... 1021 tor ;;."'"'"•in:f~:I' Si tery 111 HCh•not tor In NtwpOfl 8tac.h 1"'um ::J'" W• P1 Y --' -----t3t111do0 4M 8&32 ' 1111 -1112·'211, •vl wllnd• W • W 1110 n • 0 .,_ ~ ,_ ...... 8 hOuHwork (Appro• 4 7141848-60&1 _ gu.,11\I 11/llf Vet'/ lllcllflO OleM Doofl. tint• l1dt1I . l peeclltlf rlt)ltca. Thi 7at-o1" 142·76'2-" 4 .... ......... h ) Hly .... PIHH Clll ad ' IWOtlMd Aelofltd I ..... 12 ATC2&0A pipe, cttb, mo.I IMQM\\ convwtl.,.. •73 vw ~netdt ..-. ..,,., utlnQ •n oure dall~d Chltd f\eGepllonl•t. lllllla &·1yp-7&4·'711. A1k tor Mr 7• a 1• high, Qc>Od -.MllJMl!m twl1t thotll•. P•ddl•, e11tr bulTll 120181. wu ltl4t 1141 WOtlt & '1 ,_ u;;.' -t141 °' llM IHO cat• l•I* . Atllf Ing IOt ltl'l•ll trYlM TH Wale.on 973.7173 ~ .. v ,.,,., .... IOf' 412 OHi-c I• an I I 4 0 0 0 b 0 1411,000 . --t1000, , ·::.1...::: • O... intty Madllne. Wt '"°"· & own CM requlr· Aecounttno & lnvettment 1 00 '300 "3..t2Jt -ww °"" etWeotlW WOfktno ~18~ firm Pttm9Mflt pit 1...:1 Tti9phone Sollcllor " bllhroom •lnkl with n• 0 2 wa ll•. .. 111.IM •tt l<annen Oll6a 0om. 00••1on1 and • good LANDSCAPE Mon-Fri Poelllon 1¥111. '°' '•'1,!'rc;n co Gultured mat.,.. lot>t and OI OIWY 541•7471 'll YUUU IOITT Tl\4I000t• Aobfnl-F0rd 'I 2 , IM. l I.oft ano . ....... l**aoe...... CONTRACTOR lmrned Ideal 01.ndldllt • l11UC•••· f4IS ... Kllchan .Half lilt ~~f'TIN gulllf Gd cond S600 1131·3&14 20IO Hlfbot II. C.M. CIM Hll Ol•M •• •••1111otrve Hl•ry H•• opening'°'. penon would be'lrylnt rMldtnl• TOP I I Fttnllt9 ,,.. o•bl'* complel• With... WICIM MOO 611 '78 142.0010 540·t211 I In ***· 1:1100. """"'"'ACJC)ly In I*· with tandlCIP• & Hott p1n1ntwlthprtvlov1tlilt lttttd. ModAll & =~:k,l~Ht l~3o~lc::. '416 Mt-7809 O~=:A:~~~::. .... ..... ...... IM-11204 IM, .-onda y thr9ugh baOICgtound 18.6011\f to oper re-entering •rn· bc:orte. (213) let-ttt4 OI! Counter top i tov• Fender 6tr11. 11180, bl.tc:k 831·3272 831·8807 19~. Ford Woodv W•--,ta-VW-.-...,,-,-........ --... --t-o Ff'lllw I AM to IS PM. a tart p h 0 n e M I k • PI o Y rn • n I n Ow I h I I t• a••-I OllWOOd ptff d .. v , """""' .,.. JOu.Y AOOEA INC 16._1478 chlldr•n 1n achoo!. c1u -• and hood S20. 1 lrlplt :,~d IMN• 111 .. · :!'ao· 1f1 YAllAU IOOO oon. S13,000. appr111lattt 111550/obo. IMM '27 t4 l.ll'l(lllllgt lmrntd appt. M 1·3'784 Apollo rM •yttem Oroup ............... .......... .... l>Mt ofttt "8·2272 11121 Ford Model A Town •o• 'fOlll 71 ........ .-oof. lteN01 Defitlii -In ... ~ H Wt14 •xctlenge lenon1 In RECEPTIONIST Orltnltd, organtud & door Ind l101ted gl111 Oftltt Fanlttrt a ' 8 t d In , t 1 0 • 0 0 0 . 1 ·own~~·. s:.,ctct oond . 1'°'2 Giiiett• Av.. Ml• Prtc:e 10 •rrenoe.,, 2 vra min ••P•' with f'!~'t•"~~ ~.~ 842·1171. . . ""1NS GREAT, $1100 °' HI Ill f1 . 14:-:4.!'4 ... -·-..,_, . J~ tor 1e11on1 In R 1 E nHt tm med opening ~&81c1 ... tl"f401:30..eo2t wtl d• .,_11,...1 1 .... trall•rt, Vtlli'-.... 87&.t 0 tt1. ~MADA. t4afJO. 1 afl. a. 9. efloe, loc*lng IOI tn· Engtllh 750-7005 11 ltllt lnveetn'fnt Outtt TOIHI 7524&81 . "' ~ !! _ •-· ~ -~ ---------., e tlo. HP•'· Chllt. Co prot"'lonal •lllluc:lt, USEO OFFICE FUANI Ttalltt. dual t5 In ~ 4• PONT~ I -n I . A '· flor lnltrY Call Ul&l 11oanuT !1P9Mlln(l4I nttdtd. Nte • Old d I C• b I cyt 4 dr ea 000 ml , ""' - -'-'" ·tnl tt F11t paced. Nwpt Bc:h 1yp1no. 4 'AI d1y week TV COMMERCIAL. PRO· Caatrll A fURI ..;r mo r) ~n • owrwtr xlnt ~ uoOo • .. ---;::;-;,;-:;;;=;:;--• IL •---•-ltw tltm Muit have lxll 549-2988 DUCTION COMPANY I• ltaJetat lfll Ottll. 1YPMWlltf, Pit~ ~ : ='•I have~:· 544-te17 . • f...,nl Ul.11, IDI• _,_, lkllll. WOid P<oceetlng & lntttYlewif\Q n\Odtl typeia B o w U . t IC Bo sg5· Call G O..a 7474 lfit•tt.Ultl llSU4UDI -&I'-m ~ offtce wanlt .Hltnalve ltg•I Hper HIT&ll&IT •ILJ lor 1p1l~1 luhlon1 •nd P~~:J7~P-3 Lind l38-8JOO llfY, • JatM, lapr... OVERSEAS OEUVEAV lloua. 1>911on1bl• 752-5454 Patt/time. mttura eount· •n HClu .. vt 1wlmw .. , e4&-Jtoll S1>9tty Rtmlngfon Stll· Alfa ..... t•-EX.PEATS A. DullH tnclud• ., help Ideal t0t COiiege nne Alto other typeia tM Corrtcttng typewrll., AaltatliYt ~ ........ !pa 1141 •Hiit, plaque control Lll&l llOlnUT 11udent1 & homemaker•. Bier & Wine Advertt ... ''"I• lea HU HOO. dHk wltyp tno ·74 Spider Converllbl•. ..... --ant ooronal polttl GIMI Small N1wport Buch 11·3 Mon ·Fri Clll Ill m1n11 No t llpt tltnce -HCllOn & ectry chair IMPORTANT NOTICE betul cond. 14500 obo. -------~--. Sal. nag. Call Law Firm, 1Hkl legal 2pm, 155--0554 required 81ckground Muet find gd hm '°'my 20 1200 4 drwr llllng Ubl· TO Al!ADEAS AND Jackie 536-1318 '•btu1ry 8•1•. Alli UI 1w, 502..s MCV Sall!Y ooo Con-Restaurant role• only By Appoint-lb mate Doxie ttrrltt. nit S50••. mit e otc AOVERTISERS •bout the (Altord1bl•) Dental. M11ure, Hper'd tact. LIM, 714~·3178 Afternoon l.ltchen .help rnent. (213) 943.seea Nd• human comp1nlon• •qulpmtnt. All HUI Th• price ol Item• •d· ID !ltl a:z:o ~ • Mttcecs.t for front omc.. 4"' d1y Medtc:el AM'I, front office. w1ntMI Mull be nHt. lhlp. 554·4'5ell cones. 848-21g3, ""11ttd by veNdt c!Ml-n" ..... I ..... r---1 ••ts .,. In the vehlclt dual-.11• lle•e• uaum•" 1188 Hlfbof 81vd. COSTA MESA Me-Ull 141-Mll 1111 .... 131-t240 Hp1rl•nca •II •reu clean end tell•blt Sltfl· -·Ill uiulaH -Plu a Or ' ..... n.d ldvtf1111ng ~ .___ Dent A t 0 h 844-1025, 8.30-5 •bl• tor student Call Full time'°' lull Mtvtce M IHI .... doee not tnclUde 1ny AA. ......,. •• ldl M . rt o. Nwpt alter 10 PM 101 •PPI grephlc 111 •production I llY flllltlll Pl1no. Batdwln Coneolt .... AuthOtlud DMltr Corne In" & ... N~ . 4 day, Mon-Thure. MOTEL MAIO Lori's Kitchen. 979-0747 fecllltlff. Hunt. Bch lrH L• 057-8133 "Country 0111" New(le11 pllcablt IHH, llcenH. 1301 Quell SI. Btach'I nn.t Mlectlon E•per. & RDA req. Apply In ptt'IOt1 6030 W. Edltwrlttt ••I>'• required. * * 1( * lhtn 1 /r old) S2400 lrenaler I•••· !Inane• N1w90ft Blaotl of prevtoualy owned 84t-212t P11elftc Cat Hwy. N.8 Sales 714153a.3113g I BUY 85., -.nA • chargea, ,_ tor air pol· 833-11300 Po11cht1. Audi• and ~ uv1•n1t•• ••• ,,...,.., lutlon control device v--· Ori .. ,., ero11-country, NEEDLECRAFT LOVERS, " " '73 M 60SE ~...,..... .. ~ Yaohtl, 1831 turn your hobby Into ex-· Tell•• P~e· Typltt. eml MC<tllM'lll Of· .... 1111. I n /Wle/lttr•l232 cen1t1cat1on1 or dHltr ttciedM 4 • Ilk• .... ...___..._ c M h N 5800 1 1 E tie.. 12 hra wk min. Mu1t M STEAS •ucTtO"' _ _ documenttry prep1r1· l&Lfl..lliYIOI new, $10,000. Owner ... __.-. . . ,,. CH . 0 ••per ne· p ua. w .. y. IC· hlYt •xc•ll lklll•. A .. ... BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA tlon c hero•• unl•ll 831-7777 fu•aa••-i ctu. C111 Cindy . cellenlfrlngebentfll• 648-5727 bwtwn2·4PM ......... lll•Hll Color TV. 2 "r wrnl". olh•tWIM •P•"'l!ltd b" LIAW --------...i «5E."'-...... ...._. .. -751·7 164 545-7848 ' ' T ' 831-2040 4115-411411' WANTEO ........... _, Ellf)tt or lralnH 111n WAITERS/ WAITRESSES Double bed. frame, met· ~ .... ~nrt• dallv.ry. Iha advtrllMf. 4508EL, P.P. Wiii pay Nlw90ft Btiad\ mek• ..._.15/hf ttlftlng Ott~ lllltl good btnlllte, SALES/DESIGN apply btwn 3-5 Mon F t lreu &·boa iprtno• ...,..... • ..., . l tt 1e-..1 / UMUllll... c • • h I o r . 7 8 8 El 873-0800 P'lr· Full and PIT poet· no •xi> nee:. mull IPP1Y E.xctllng car-oppty lor Min. 2 yr din,.;., hOu~ g ood con d . ·Sa 5 '. TV Jotln'a 84&-lJM • '"''* 28402 Mtrguwlle Pkwy ~e.ooo mu.) ot '77 litM .....__.a_ tlct.1 I Yl lll bl• In our In peflOll CrHllve lndlY with •Y• ••Pl' 333 Beytldt Dr. Mt-8018 25" Zenith color TV •Int ''"' IOlS MllllOn vi.Jo 4,000 milt.) Mull .,.,_=~·i.;-=:;;;;;.;.;';;m..115 __ p~e.ttc a tlon1 . c 1 11 l bt ••elMt tor colof' & dtslgn. Xlnt Newport BMoh. Unllnl•h•d Pin• dt1k & cond., 1148. Call 01ry. Prof. Paint/Body Work ~very Exit off •·51 ml 760-8702. AJIC 111! 53'-2110,-Eal 3 KI NG 2300 H1rbor Blvd, Ste comm. opply tor edv· w•••-• C .. l lr, llkt ntw. $l25. 646-7478 II Dlacount Prlcet I Open Sundayl -:: ... :-.::--=-::-:,2:-:1811:-::-:::-.::--=-:::--l;;;;;;;:;. ____ ....;~-... j t8 Coeta MNI ance. trelnlng 111111 ---" 8111842--010011181-1221 I ~ 8 -_.., '11 ...... WF ' 499·1461 hper or tr1lnH1 un &et-80lll ltvtr. blue ltethtr, lo mt Whitt & black IO ml Energetic, attractive Pt'· lff ... E tll Ml Sales mike ta-S13/hr llarttng WATERBED·klng elze. ltall PROTECT YOUR CAR'S eng. A1klng 110,800. 17500. 873-2123 ~~B=·: NO EXPERIENCE flllEIS Ill lllHP pay. Fuff and PIT 1vlll=. h .. dbo•rd, hHttr, FINISHw/tprof.w .. )ob s~Leellng 850-174t NECESSARY • a.,.. In our publlc;etlon• dr•w•re. $275 C•ll CMrttr/ .... 7111 from Sunwell Auto 0.-1111 Oll11ll 1t1a '111 3000, """--dMll--.-211-. ••• ,,.., =.-'2~· ~F~ M1ny poaltlone ivall•blt. Ca ll us I bout the Cell 537·2880, Ext 3~· An I w • r Ad 7 7 5. CHAATERYACHTS INT'L. ~·~ ~·~ ~": -. 000 ml. 118,500. PIP 'ti llUL S41M 14141 'c utvtt Orlv; Ir~ ~; ~~~0; ~'r!8~~~ ou1111no1ng c •rear KING IM 842-4300• 24 hrl. local & world wide yr.chi Get-• tree ""all. CralQ. -• Lve meg, 77o-e282. 50K ml. Idol c:ond. ale, W.. ' tory opot'tunltleS u an lntur· PITIME Bled( hfde.t·btd.1 1111. etlartttl, My. Ollly. wtlly 6-4()..1731. IAYI AllMlt MBZ 11181 300SD Sunr1. am/Im,,_ tr1n1. tit-. •FASHK>N COUNSELOR ance Agent. TralNng will 19 °' okStt. Cell Ruby'1 Call GllY 714-873-1015 * '77 3201; auto .. •un ~ronlc rtdlo, Clifford 1>1n. brek•. l tl/lv, PIT, Ledltl Af>-P8f1 tlml 25-30 hre Plf not 1n1ertere with your II 845-1100 •fl 2 pm 54&.747& Pew Jiii 11M YW llllll roof. ~484U8C) allrm ey.tm, MW llr•. IYl/wtcndl 873-9113 ~ ...,,_. 731-4347 W9tlt working tor Daily ='t:'"ptoyment JeM Wut.. llH a· oft whit• & gold vel\tll 11181 ~Ofdlc T fiber· ~bltd93~;4 ~~(4~~1~ epd.,""' 44M ml, lmmac Owner. Wkdy9 MC).JOle °' 130-t080 PllOt Ntw-i>IP" deller 111 '"""' ... TION 111 couch, 10011 blCk cu-glue d1tM11teit b · · • 7 11 320I: auto .• 1un !?0~ •1 5 8°880 wmk•ndk1•,,0.,,''1· 'll EstMt •-• In Irvine .,.. Vlfled du· SALES ,. "'" 1hlon•. 111 cuahlon1 w/ • · uy la'" Wu... I02t roof. (805Y.PWI .... -Mlle T..U. tlH, could IHd to lull IUU/fEllAU l•fric Oeltrattwt zlpl)t'I . 1225 S48·11737 undtt 30 ltlll ~9•500 or •* '80 320!: 5 epd .. load-2131ff4.1 t70 dy9 • ~01•d•d with 'i:r•~· ~~~in:=~= time poaltlon Mutt hive f.rf tt .. hll,... ~·~·:;o:t~~ MlllfHI & box eprlng, :.;.~;17o~ ~rlOt C~~ I Top ~r~'spOftl tdl (1BEJ043) '74 MBZ 450SEL ~~:.~~ 7~2514 80 i.\d '1. r I I d. Pt . ~•bit vehldt, light D1v111on ol dlverellltd 1 1 d'-t h twin llM S15. II dr-Cl 1 8. c C * ·eo 3~~1.:, 5 •Pd. alt Ntw paint. ntw tlrt1. ,._,.111::: t• truck, v1n. 1t•tlon w•· 1yp ng, .... 19 one. etc. dr-St5 M J 31139 111 c 1 L1p1trak• art, Bug1, 1mper1, c:ond (32-..-.RI 1unrool. to ml. Mint ___ ._ -11 gon. Mutt be •v•ll•* 5 marketing Co. na•d• w111 1 work 4.~ hra, bwut · • Ctntuiy bay boll. 4 cyt. t14'a, Audi'• • ·eo 3201, "S" pkg.. C<!!'d. s1000. 840-6324 =~TIE!!!!!:!_:..l_l_l_ll-.D-.!T:!:!~ FLONST ...,,led, 30 hn d•ye • wetll. Combln• •oreallv• men •nd pre IHI .... 11ure I ...... a.4 Orey. $3000. 875-8181. ~ fof U/C MOR • loadtdt (1ARMe56) _ wt!. All f1cet1 ol ehop tton weekd ay allet· women with rn•n~g•· much ••per. Prefer. S50 ~___.._.e, 1172-0503 Bo1ton Whaltr Sporl. M..... * '82 528', 5 ipd,., '80 MBZ 240D, whit• w. ... ~ noone. -k•nd morn· ment potent11t. rull Huntington Blllch. Ott· .....,,..,..... -·-... loedtdl (95239~) lielge Int, auto, eunroof; .u.5•• ... ;:"':m~~ Ing• Only very respona-trllnlng progr1m. Excel· ry. Call Antwef Ad No. China Cabinet. $175. Hall C*ln, 15 h.p. Evenrudt. .._.,. Ul-1111 pw, .en1tnt11. loc*1: llf'll of IM• model. low~ ~ ........ -------• Ible. depend1ble. neat I ant cornrn1111on1. For 752, 842-4300, 24 hrl. Mlrr0t & C1blnel. 150. 13900 or rnllc• otltt. Call HU18N7T11~ BlllchTON B~CH 208 W. 111, Santa Ana Im ca., mint cond. All '1!!nCc•::=.''!.~~ iiliii Tll -ptreon nt•d apply cont1d1nt11I Interview ~7029 Bot> at 842-2717. .....,, ..,. M<vfC,e .rec. 55,000 ml. ,_ , __ S 1 14 oontact Robin et Reg. NurM. pvt dyty. 25 29 W•nll CloMd Sunday $17,500. 840-11775 todayl ~ ~~!o~nlllglol~ +t"'rn1.:!... IPP. ~rO• dl~onhr 714-549-5228 bt~ Y'' up. rel• IYlll. c OtcofllOf IOI• & matdl-• Flbtrgllll Boll, good CHOICE INVENTORY ...... ..... ---""' •• ~... ......,.. .. ., 11 AM 1no 3 PM Turvy 875·114411 I"" Clhelr S275. 497-4732 cond. SfQ.~7·..,. '70 lmmaeutall, ffCbnd ..._.. .. to tr9¥9t? Wort! In travel experience. ontect G. ..., 54.,..., '"' WE PIJ VOLU&ME SALES owner. light blue. am/Im, ••.,WI wit h dynamic youtQ Hy d •. 8 4 2 • 4 3 2 1 S11espttsonS..Cllhllf1 Pr•ct. Nursing, uper. 111111111 OLISl-tll 111&2 Wlller•ll 180 lllh. llO alt 4 epd 4 do« Yetty ...,. marketing group. d•· (Cltc:ulatlon Dtc>t.) Mon· No Sunday•. no nlghll 2•;,..3 hra In AM ... se hr. EJcqullltt European COO· HP EYlrvudt. Tflr. SHOO TOP DOWll lo;., mlle•o• 1.4eoo. ~:,.~~· ::.'¥,~gS:~~: ~~6·e~•rn-10•m only H~~.~~~?5e ~~8·3&28 btlore 2:30 ~.::;.m!~~ 845-9015 F• IUI Ull Ill ltlllEI !~141752-8228day ~. ,aim SJ>flng•. Lal 1816 Newport Blvd CM lion lrdm model~ 30' Aulogloucheller, •II AUi ...... ... .... -U,Lt 114" 141-1111 v.-:s.ttte & ~um. PAIT Tm SALES •-f--1 Pnc.e redUQed by 80%. MW -.ctrlcal & mecn•· PllTIAl/lllUI s:l.o.o . .,_ ......... ,_........ __. • '80SEVILLESEOAH Tr9nfn0 axpenaae paid Eves ll'td/Ot weekend.I ....-.al Cell 714/875-n87 nlcl.I. n-engine a V __ _.. .. .._.~.., Tiit onv.,. Prlc» Uk•,.. tnt ,.. en;. Hllfl Mmlngl, tranepot: Rtsponllblt ~11• oYet IETllL .IEWELIY Drlvt. Hull reoon• In 2480 Httbot BIYd 8211 S. Eudld A11t. s 2 600/obo • 840-822 tailofl Mnlllltd. Mut1 be 21. wtlfl out1tane11no st· Mu.at bl tXPlf~ In .... Hit L.Htt new: W!'ftt Fr. Prov. Sept. Steep1 4, allp It COSTA MESA FU!ltf1on fll .. 111111 1 • . 1 wt ll o roomed, a nd trlCtlft peraonatll ... 10 rllall Mlling Ind rn-0081EAKCPUP88.U 4 poiter 1"" bed Mt. D1n1 Pt. f 18,000. Call Mt 41M Mt-1411 • (114)1111111 Turt»o&tanon 'll ....... '91 lllMlttloua. $1911 Jrnrn. work with youth (•gt1 gament S•l11y 1nd ILll I ID llMJS ~omplttt s 75 w/s:~'· llfl. 5. 881-3364. ·WI llf 'Open Sunday r=-J.:.."'f"' Xlnt concs.17,0000fbllt ~.eel Ma Goodell, 10· 14). C•ll 2-5P M. comm1111on open Call 0• •Pr. •le. · •• 11 711 .u. offer. Mon-Fri 1-5 . .-..111or84t-3337, 848·7021. ut 3 45 Janice2t31747·65111 Cnamc>ll1141.enow0tpet 442-e75t ·... 4 OLIAllOlll & 840-8221 1,..,.._.PM lor IC)pOlnt· E O E ~ ~ G~~ dlapoU. W1terbed, King C1nopy Extra dMtl Columbl• 30 --...,.--------mtnt. Plrlf'lll WllCOme Sales n., ., .. ~_78511 1 O s 3 oo w/drawtrt, evtrythlng Flbergt111. Inboard .. 111111 '70Con-1l*. many MW at ~-PAIT Tm ~ Ind. AlklnQ '300, IY ""' loaded wilh geer. '*-'l pafU. S t500 firm . .... .... /...... PU/WllllllS 6 ~ressive. en«getlc .... a PWt 111 5 pm &4$..()(122 IU"'9'f •• l30,000 .,...,. e.foreyou~« ..... a 857-8644 Gf9wlng ~ook:a firm Meile ••hi SI helpl09 ::·~~:tp~~= AKC. whltt/butl M/F ltd & Boll Sprlng1 &. CASH TALKS: MAKE MWL.ei. "iU:i~ ~ UU In lanta An• nHdl youth cemttl promote Sllafy plu1 commlulon. Good lamlly dogia 1125. Stafld Good COnd '45. ~EA. CM! 842-2717 & 5.i.. Service l.eMlng Ill n .. 111 -... matufl _ 10 thllr own t1t1bll1hed Ca 11 T 0 m p 1 r k 1 r . Afltt 8 PM 1188 •384 c an GtlY 548-7478 • '°'Bot>. ...70 N ,...__ A 1141 ;;'=::.,.."' .., ..--;::-· routM Mature, outgo-..., • ....,_ty VI We have a good ~ ge v1r,.1y ot Ing, attractive patentat S31·3000 AKC Arn.,1e1n Cocker ... fllL Mii LONG BEACH 'ti -llon ol NEW & USEO o a work. Tlpl~ & type perlOll, PltlM call SANDWICH SHOP . Plt1· ~. 7 wlll old. tQC) ft-IHI laJ• FOR SALE (No. CharJY ealt~5) It ~tell ' ~0191M ... I mutt. 6' 71 2·5PM. M·F 842-4321, time, 3 l1re ay, countlf qu1ll1y. S200 or otter. .. &42 .......... M-F'.11-5 •111111 (lf4) .... flt AM/FM CllHllt, new OOVERHMENT JOBS ext. w help, kltctien help. Inter· 97~1. lud!ttt! leaell 1e· Hobie Cat, 11100. Lal•~ ToYOt• Ind Tr~ WtlcOtnl top. good condition •-•dla tt opt nlnge views only Mon-Fri Ptll SSH 11.........,. SM man Item. -lll-l111 Votvoe. CM! UI TOOAVI S3700/obo. 551·4435 0.-and domeltlc PllPLI IEEIEI 9 AM · 1 1 AM or ...... _. 0 • Y • ,..,..,., Ila.I Olldif'I t>etorw 10 p.m. ta.GOO lo l50.000 Plul IMMEDIATELY Horne 1:30PM·3PM. 15215 Adorable Netherland Sat a-5 .... ul' 11-l, 90el •--1--"=' 7111 tUllT' • •Y••r .Call (312) I I S"'""'d-'-.H.B. dwarfbunny,,8wt11.s 20. Mtdtt.,.r.,_,IX,HB --~· 711MOM14g•t.good COMMElL CHfVROlfT . ' . f' '\' ~ su.1200 13"· cle1n ng nrvlce Lor . ,,.~.,, -113 ~omlc 4 e«>tt W5 / cond, many new parta. -7063 Ext 2231A 845--0881 ICTIT /A4•I• l nkt. :2-29911, 1-6400 DI•· J ... l!y Hl4 :0 1 gee~. 1911510:0~ ~ Mutt "" 1mmectra1ety "0 111111 WURi Parton Friday M1ture. with M degrM. gd typ-Genuine Ceylon u p-Atductd. 846-4005 ~ !~!°g~oBO. 754•8573 1•1 ..-.0 M111t hlY• tollowtng. Strong typing 9'1111• PIT Ing. bkkpg, org. sklll• ~ PlflkMll phlrtl. •PM. 20 pt• ••• t2 YOft l.AIWCO c:het ..... II 1'':~'· s·t.:.: .,....,..._I.......... • ....... ,._. ...,,, ehop, CdM. 5 hra pr day. M·F >Uni req Must be Jul"' exprd pr. with CIQt. only S10 64<>-88e8 .,_.. _........... .. ,....._.,, -..1 ti • •-& Xlat tocallon. Top %. btn AWIY In per.on M-F · ., · 84o-870ll · POlltlon, 20 .. mp. S1115 "t40tl•t .. t •U rY"'tJ' CARVE' R ~ Sl .. utomat .... tran•~ elr t-4 3""' .. _ .... tal Ad NB IECIPT/TTPllT •0 -LI--•• ,, oeo. 8'4t-4005 l'l.../l 1.;:_;&;;:~---.;:;.:.;-cond. (IEGZ140). A#Y 2446 E.. Pee. C11 · "" • ....,.... · ReUable w/IOlnl tx"'. Mlnl-P.,rot & wrought _....., • '73 OPEL MANTA 1t00cc: ,..., llHI ~. "fNIGmtnt•"· Plutnblng Small CPA/Prop Mgt. Iron CIQt ..... •1••".. Slip a..... TtU USEO ~'!'TRUCKS ~..q~~ 4 lpd 4 cyt. MW,.,.., & ... Halt lt)4le1 & Met.'°' B.t. Dl11>atc:her w1nttd tor Co. Cell m.·51175 1850 or traO• forcer. Sllp• Ava ll. Huntington coME INOA CAU. FOA ""'°"•""'•',.,<Mil_, n t w mu Iller S82 5. .... llNIY s.lon. busy plumblng 1hop. AJrportAIM.752·2197 -truck.etc.831-7840 Harbour Bay, DA --IPPIMSAL _553-__ ,_6841 _____ --1 2t00Hltb0t81 .. C.M. IJ7~13 HOUB, &-5, Mon-Fri Sa-••--yy •-.L~ a-.~ 840-5545 84t-n88. a-t r-Dlbu tilt...... tlH 141-1111 luy. Mult hlVt •omt __..., • L -Jlf -• _.. -p M , 9 4 0 . 4 0 t 7 , Corrnltr·Otl.lllo ---------19&11' I plurnblng knowledge. PIT 8 to 12 M·F 2 y7. treaa ... H 30CMtmp • 230 to .t80 71.t/840-7875 mYllLIT llJSTrD Ctllll ''2 lmpal9. 2 6oof 111\11\1 muet be bondablt, and min 1xp. Aectc1t. typing. AadcMI Hit vott.. l500 Of trade IOI 19211 BEACH BLVD. IU\ c:IUl6c. Excellent cond. ' utrtmtly pltaunt hhog, It bkkpg Sml non 1 t r comp r••• or . &de Tiet lo 511' avail. IM-HUNTINGTON BEACH .... Orig ownw. l3900. Ha r• working young phone manner•. Pita• smoke ptunnl otc • ...,.... AMT111• 831-7840 med ~IX. 1t1n, I 4 l . I I I l 0 r ,...,../1111 n s-e102 '"""9ed MCI" women & apply • ALPHA OMEGA Send ,_,,"". Architect • THURS. FEB 3. tPM Ill o to mo HO 11 v t 13131 Harbof Blvd '71 CONtltl. T IOJI, gd "*'-PLUMBING. 333 E 17th 82, Box 2000, C dM AMERICAN ANTIOUES 't:.':. ~ abot rdl. 155-2473 ... Ha1 G#dtn Grow condition. 350 eng. 4 • $1080 No. 8. C.M . 1121125. 54" md «*la.,_ w/eplt 541-7,7' wtldyt. ... lerf-ltM.. IC'd. 16750. 554-5873 ~ teac:Mf, cM• SECRETARY Ground b .... Vk10t •5 ~ .. ~ Top Dolar 114 111-1111 78 CMYy et-wtte. gr..s tJ1n minllttY. mutt have floor, challenging ~I· gr•Ph w/Outlldt 0111 llbttllltH'l8 1111 r.... rot __._ ,,_.....,. d ti s1--_L EDUC t. I II .... 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M1-823T · 211211 Httbot 9IYd 846-8751 Yellow. 1unrool, low ec hool bu1. Xlnt tor • PM to approx 7:30 PM b•ckground pttlered. mahog . dreuer w / •-wllla Up to 40' Bo•I Sltp In Cotfa Meu ~5e$0 'fi Ro9dlter. A9-blt, mlltaat. xlnt cond. S10, lllllTlptr °' IWIP ,,,..._, No t•"' ---...orv AP· S I t .. dt I I ----• 8albot Cove, 9280. ......._. .,.... .___,., .._ •-500. 4117-2574 OtNI condition. S2250 PLY PENNYSAVeR 1660 a ary comrntnHr•I• rn ttor. m1 .. og. a•n • Bouque t ol 30 Htllum T51·2717 • ...,~ -· '""'-... '"" _,,tO .. aiRltlEICE Pl1cent11 Av• Coate ~~~~terl1nc•. C•ll ctblntl. Deco wrm .... BalloON. ~td MY~ J.O Praperty Mgmt r;:; Vlhldt. domeltle °' MM75t lella l!rn tlll ~M .OON :v tr. d ••• ~5i: for •-t Meta ., .......... , mo ~~P.·~mc:o~:.."~:!; =i =i:v~ Matlna lltp, NB. 25' l 3t'. ..... Gf91gn. 5at-8 285 -n Fen&ri tlll *l DUlER IN U.S.A. , .... I • appt .•• ,. """' P/T T I _...._ -·-I b•d•. wuh 111nd1, 913..44 111 ' Hit. AvalU mmed. Henry. "---( 7 1 t ) t e,.....,-Mark•tlno D•Pt ht1 t1blH, "'' 01 chair•. 842-1200 •-w• ....... ,.-,-1-tn-tha_W ..... -.-,;;; ..... 111211'1 ~ '88 Mualang eorw..IM*, .,.. 1114 ~ ,~11C::-.! opening In Newport oak ChHI• w/mlrror•. Pt11tlc bUck•la w/lld S2 NB MARINA. d--wf(-mo 10, N•w a u1td J HP •Y llTmlZll °'la°"'*· l3000 ot)o • ...-.,get;. .e;r-.f,oktn In-Btactl llnanclnat eeMctt prlnte. Iron prlmltlv... HCh. Cl'IHP•r by lht IClnt tocatton ..... & full a.... Thert'I 1 AeNon fDUll M2-8001 alt 3 pm _________ , OIYldu•I to tprtMnl wtll firm. Good 1Y91ng. lhOt· GUt glaat puncll bOwl ' dONn. M7~3D3t .., "4alnl.,anot. 225 h • l'ttce' hltcilon. ... ...... ~.·~~:"'..!:~~ 72 Ford Plnlo Wagon •• ~MllllTI bit rd C thand 11111118. Exp. req'd. 100•1 mo• turntture & *llllO* ..... -·i s1.ooo,ooo lnvtl'ltOf'Y. -----• -~~ --, ._ _,, 4 _.. .,..,.. * ......... -•••··-••t• th• ompany 553-0940 emd Item•. 10% ... .._.., ~....,.... Clf9' ei-n IN .. ,.. ....,, ....... • ,_ ind 111 product•. Mon 1 C -•-i~ body work. runt or•t. .. ... tl'lrougtl Frld1y t-t PM Secretary to Olrector of Pr•m um. 111 Chari•• MAGIC ISL.AND Bott lllpt avalllble. r,;:· l8Mn 1111 1460 080, ITS-U72 Offlee. H.B. 14 per hour QUltlnlMd. Dev11opmtnl/Condo ',°' ~..!"'M· Prevtew Wed. Char1tr Mtmbttll'lfO pOt1 ~ ... !.6 ~' ~~ ooe a ..... _..__I~ '77 Pinto auto nre1t G hem111c1t & plu1 bonul Sound Ilk• Conver.ion. lhOfthand & .,..,... • lt40 544-7870 tree, ..... ...., ~-,. .. .., ...,....,...._.., • • • ~nlcallon 8klll1. you? tt IO, cell Robin °' typing requlrtd, back· LlnJ1 .... TlltraMW ....... C M FNlhtt plllow9 cleaned. from M "'°"""'1 St • --~ Uf" PW = ~ muM .... Lt .. typ ing tlqUlttd. llndl ground In c:onttfuctlon ....., <;:i:.o:v· ' u nltlHd I. rellulfed, ... 9TD .. . -· • W c0.t -. • Mt1et I>• d•r.ndlbl•. Ml-llll or .condo conv•reloni Oownprool ttotclng tn-233 1t1t1It.C175-02H r,:,':.':• o;!r~g 3100~ Btiad\Hwy. 111·--• •• ·~t\ta~. 9 ~Mo., r Hp Ont 1 b t . 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Mvlntt 'll .... 11111.1 'T3 Dett• ... 4 ctr.,... ood h 111 tor brok.,IOt llrm. ·~.-1 •· "'II 8"fllltd lt taooo tton. • _., Mndl. encl~tOdeyl Choel oond 1"'90 ._ dlaft,p/1,plb,llr~-ave I P one mannere, Good 1yp1ng 111111e. 8:30 ......_Dlltl.;:-:,.r.1•1 ...;. WAI Mii for MOO .. llltt/ ~-.,. ~-=~ &flllln p11nt . t itoo. c 111 ctr "''· ""'wtla. 0-W : ~ oUlce aldllt, typ!ftj and 10 to 4:30. 1165-7'500. ••le .._..... ..ell or "" o ffer. liltnltM , .. -• arn'""i.. •"· ..... • ...._..11 .,.e. ..... Aft._ ....... Able to ~under and '°' M Of tlllC tto.., • """*· 4M-7UI - - ---... °""· C111 toe " l . ,., .... ~ ..... P\llh button..,. cond TMOI 00 0ogoe1•1noe 1 .... ·~~..rt· 'llN- • .• ._..__ in ---t and ..1-•· TAX PA£PA:t"!2•'· w/m1nu11 ...... Olly welflft ·.::. r:=. ·~ PrO'Oet~-·r--"'I· (:It tr ' ' WI •• •• Nt, MllO., new bfllllel I .. , ••• -.-----·-·· IMI-buey otrlOt, t_... 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V.. ,... _.,1~ ... ~-~·51·~·~~l • • tlCt In the ~nt tor You don't ,.... 1 I"" to _, -:,,_ · • ....... full ::::; --~ ""'· htM "'" trene. ~ oiANOE COAIT DAILY PILOT ' ~.:.;• .f""~ .. ., .. ._.,, ....,.yt!U .... ,... ... Ttllllf-1111 .._.. rn li4. l tlOI. Clll M....-0 iiiil aOit"I It• -·NY If •CO.ITA•ta Ca mM ......, _...._ ...... ••In .. umr Allll ..... w/f =· •otlt •If Ill.I-, llU ..-e ...... _.,._a AM,,M, I HI eon,, ~ ... 10tl ...... ~ .... .. ..,"'1,1 t.1o·1.,.,.111,.,.,,._o.1• •• : 11on + bo11111 c a11 ,... w.. Miii oaa .-1111.-ca....... . Gel 1w1u 1-4IOI., ~,...a 1 ••• ¥ M11tt ,,11. UH . 'IAI!!• ~tt•I ......................................... 111-4122.,._ 1,.._ 1....-n.• ...... to ... .,..... ~ _.., -.... Oil I••• ft IHI 111111 CU TUESDAY. f-EBRUARY 1. lllll'I .Council seat price too·· high.? A scooter board gives John Shoffner a different aense of · mobility. Thafa just one of th e fun e,xercises demonstrating .. Tot Power " in Laguna Beach on Page Bl. Orange County's largest marketing and communications firm is nearinf S60 million in billing. Ju succeS& and ot her agencies' efforts to battle recession creatively are outlined in Bu.ineH Outlook on Pages B3·4. Milton Berle mt-y surprise viewers as the patriarch ovtrseeing "Family Business" on the PBS drama series. 0 American Playhouse.,. For a review of TV off erin~s see Page 88. Marina High School's 1coring machine Scott Filipek says .. the a11i1t i• more-satisfying" in a profile of his team leadenbip on Page Cl. ·--llDEX- A5 82 B3-B6 A4 B2 a.a C4 C4 C5 A8 87 "82 82 B7 85 A3 • B7 85,CG C1·3 Bl • 8'7 By STEVE MA~BLE °' ... ...., ......... Clly council candidates In Newport Beach 1pent more than $150,000 battllng for poet.I that P'Y only $441.15 a month. Independent of the spending by candidates in the November election, poUtical action groups unloaded nearly t9<f,OOO, bringing the election total to nearly a quarter of a million dollan. ' The top spender waa attorney David Grant. He set a city record by spending '48,000 on hla cam~gn. He abo lOlt. The 1econd hig.heat wu Councilwoman Juckle Heather, who 1pent $30.000 .n her way to re-election. · ln a ll, nine candidates competlna for four council ~at.I spent t l53,559. The final llguret were filed Monday with the city clerk. The Koll Co .. a large building firm baaed In Newport BNch. spent more than $21,000 during the election in an effort to ur111eat former Counc ilman Paul Hummel, a slow -growth advocate. Hummel. who lost narrowly, spent $13,370. Councilman Bill Agee, who unseated Humm,,el, spent about $'16,000. "h just seems llkt> too much mon-ey t o me . I t 1ee m 1 unncceaaary to me," com.men~ Mayor Evelyn Hart. who spent nearly $10,000 getting re-elected. Hart, who we, the third lowest spender; ~Id 1he i• exploring • ways of controlllng campaign spending. She taid ahe'a hopelul a citizen committee can come up with suggestions for drawing the line. Grant agreed the election was ex p e n sive but reasoned , "elections are just expe nsJve. especially If you don't have any name Identity." Orant said he was to~ to spend a lot of money becau1e Heather. hla opponent, la well known in Newport Beach. Grant said community forums do not 80 far e n o u1h In., puttlna the 1potUght on a council hopelul. "Y.ou're left havin1 to force teed your name," he noted. Heather aaid she spent t30,000 par\lally because G rant was unloading ao much money. She noted that the council race wu over sha dowed by the state general election which made It n ece11a ry t o compete for expoeure (See COUNClL-;-Pa1e AZ) Davfd Grant Cities seek state funds · for flood damage By ROBERT BARKER Oftt.D.eer"°41 .... Seal Beach and Huntington Beach officials said t.odAy they'll . try to get money from the state to repair piers damaged in both cities in last week'J storm. But they may not stand much chance of getting help, despite Gov. Geor ge Deukmejlan 's proclamation Monday declaring a state of emergency· exists In Orange County and nine other counties. • The· governor's action opens· the state's Natural Diaaster'Fund for repairs of publicly owned. faciUties. "Sure. we're going to apply for the money," said Seal Beach City Man.ager Allen Parker. "But we don't pin any hopes on it." "There'll be lots of compeUtlon for up and down the state." he said. -According to previous reports, $3.5 million is available in the fund. But a spokeswoman for the state Office of Emergency Services said it is "very questionable" if that much money ls in the fund. ~ Seal Beach City Council membera, 1ittlng in a special session Monday. authorized spending up to $15,000 for a structural analysis of the pier that w as ripped apart b y Thuraday's violent storm. City Manager Parker said that a na l ysis alr eady has b ee n completed and costs to repair the 44 -year-old s tructure are estimated between $500,000 and t750,000. He said the engineef" concluded that the pier co uld be rehabilitated and not tom down. Pc:mible financing, Parker said, includes public contributions and redevelopme.nt proceedings. · "But we don't expect an y money from the state. '"There's no manna in Sacramento," he said. Seal Beach, Surfside and S unset Beach suffered storm damage estimated at $11 million. Huntington B each C i ty Manager Charles Thompeon also Maggie's big tree cut do'Wn By STEVE MITCHELL °' .... ...., ......... All that . remains In ~aggle Meggs' backyard in Laguna Beach is a cord or eo of fire~ood piles of eucalyptus leave1 and two lemon trees, still In their 15-gallon containers. "A1 soon a1 they set that damned wood out.of my yard. I'll almOlt be my own penon again," the 64-year-old widow aaid th1a morning. It took a profeaalonal tree trimmer all day Mondar. to cu~ down Laguna Beach 1 mo1t famou1 -or i nfamous, dependin& on your viewpoint - tree. The 1hc-1tory behemoth hu been the 1Ubject of controVeny In the Art Colony for nearly three mon\ha, dividinc many ln the community who either proteawd lta eventual fate, or ~fended the notion of private property rtatita. A 1hort hl1tory that ended with the tree'• downt.11 on Monday: -Meas hlnict • tree cutcer In November to remove • 1mall fJOVft of eucalyptul °" Mr Mo. Street propeny. She claimed the Lr"' were mete)', ameny and cmtly to ma&ntaln. Whal kind o f noasam is l~fl in' t he aftermath of nooding in Orange C.Ounfy? As ~~g~t be ex_pected: oranges, 1.e mon&, avocad09 ... and tennis hal s on Baffioa lsland. • · said he'll seek state money to pay for repairs to the Huntington• Beach pier. That structure IOBt about 200 square feet of planking. Repair coats are estimated between $50.000 and t 75,000. Thol'!lpson said storm-related costs t o the c ity, Including overtime pay for emergen cy workers. are estimated between $2 million to '3 million. Damage assessment experts from the stat e Office of Emergency Services are completing their Investigation of Orange County damage· today. What they fil)d will determine whether thet..late will ask President Reagan 'to eclare Orange County a diueter aree. Such a declaration would open Orange County about midnight tohight and bring t.hree..quarten of an Inch oJ rain. Forecasters say there's a possibility of a n additional hall-inch of rain Thunday. the door for temporary housing for flood victims, prov•lde low-interest disaster Joana.Jrom th e Small Bu si ne ss Adm i nis tration . an.d make available grant.I of up to $5,000 to eligible families. Local officials have minimiz.ed M e a n w b I 1 e; w e a t ll e r f1oodlng tlireats lo coaslal areas, forecallera say they are however, because of declinin• expecting a new storm to reech -& high tides; ·cleanup begins ... HB oil spill Br ltAJ\EN E. KLEIN °' .. .,.., ........ Cleenup efforts are under way at the Bolaa Chica wetlands In Huntington Beach to remedy Hveral oil apllla that occured there durina last week'• 1tonna. Am lnotl USA Inc ., the comP911Y that owns the oil welll wh.lch 1urround the e nvironmentally aenaltlve wetlands, la foot.lnC the bill for the cleanup. It haa not yet been determ i ned how much oil washed into the marah alona with the hifh tidea. but estimata place the amount at about 100 ham la. The coat of the cleanup has not been deteriplned. an Amlnol\ 9PokellMn •kl. • The oU company la employtna en outside firm , Reath Con.truc:1'on Co .• to cleen up the oil which hu contamlneted -•veral pondl ln. the protected c.'09ltal ...... Amlnon beon openuna weter 1>ump1 and vac.uuma lut Wednllday, when It tot adWnct --of tM ''°"" ...a hlah Udte whkh hit Thundey. acall"dln8 to Alan Dodd, a public relaUona offtdal ., Am&no'1 the area has been reported, said Ralph Young, a spokesman for the California Department of Fish and Game. He aa.ld 10 deed birds have been found and an0ther 10 were found alive but covered With oil. The s pills were caused b~ fierce wave action during the 1torm. Dodd said. The water washed sand into eight-foot-deep well cellars, where exceu oil normally accumulates, and spreed oil lnto the nearby marsh. I The U.S. Coast Guard. State Fish and Game Department and U.S. Environmental Protection A1ency are workln1 with Amlnoil in It.I cleanup project. Amlnoll encl neera have devised • "°"'8h plan to prevent the oU 1ptlla from occurrtna ln future atonna. Dodd aaAd. 'nwy will pretient the plan to 1tai. offldala next WHk. ' The plan 11 to build • wall alon1 Pacific Coa1t Hlahway where tlde1 wuhed Into th• manh wt wwk, and channel waw •Iona the wall to low-I,._ areu ln the wetland•. Thi Chenrwlinl ol tM ..... waulll prwwnt lt·ltam ......... ~ equipment on Atal•oll'1 P'°'*1Y· Dadd .... • -. • A2 AJ -A Mfchbor, ln an effort to MW the 1lilt .,_ ln the l"JW, perauaded the City Council to ct«i.,. Uw rftnalnif'll .uealypcua , ... nn, hft Al) ,, ........_ tree eatter Dlek Koelle teYen limb of eontro•enlal eaealypca oa M .... e Mt91P' property. .. --t f\nal c11WJa ol thi -af I 6 rt ..a-wm• # ._....,.. ... ~.., caa-. . ·=-..... _,, • • • • • . .. • • . . ' t\1 • Orange Ooa1t DAILY flllLOT/Tu.tday, '•bruary 1. 1"3 What do <)Ce stiiden,s thinli: of propoSe.d tuition? kath ... n Webber, 21 r lanta Ana ~ General education etudent "I think (the tuition) le good t>ecauM 'I'd rather be able to go to achool than not have It at all. If that'• what It take1 to keep the school running. lt'e OK. But I'm luc~y. My dad'e paying for my schoollng." . Dave Macleod, 25 Coeta MeH luelneH major "I think It wlll be hard on a lot of students: Most are working to pot themselves through school. Fifty dollars may not seem like much. but It's a lot to students. Once the state has got It up to $50. they're going to raise It again. Eventually. we'll be on the tax rolls. and \hey'll get money from us. but they shouldn't take It from us while we're students." Keith Brennen, 20 Santa An• Phyelc• meJor "I think It's a good Idea. It will cut down on the number of people who come here out of high school Just to waste time. But the tuition won't cut down on the serious students. They want education, so they'll pay the money. And $50 Isn't really that much." Br ·PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ot'lM~,.... ..... Oranat> CoP1t Collt!&e In Cott.M MoN, thf' 1tate'1 loqi•.<•t 11ln.ilt1 t ampua. community colleae,· reopent!d lt.11 . cla11room dour• Monday for what may btt the laat lldm t.cr of tuition-free lnatruc:tlon . Oov. 0l"Orae Deukmejhm hu urged that all f ull-tlme 1tudt•nta bt•gln paying a t:SO per m t.er rcgtatralJon fee, btit1lnnw noxt Call. Part-t!me atudenll would ~ $30. ~ The propoul must be approved by the Callfornla Legislature. . . The prop<:>8ed tuition was on th~ mlnda of many at Orange Coaat un Monday, from the colleae'a top administrator to the student• currying armload• of notebooks acrOftl the campua. .. rnard J. Luekln Preeldent, Or•ne• Coot Collet• From a letter to Gov. OeukmeJlan: .. . . .We understand that your budget projects that approximately $110 mllllon In student tees would be raised statewide. but you propoM to withhold en equal amount from our state apportionment. Thia clearly puts us In the position of de facto tax collector .... I urge you to allow community colleges to keep the fees collected to aid In enabling ua to overcome our current flscal crisis." Tom Mathffon, 21 Mlaalon Vlelo EtectronJca mator _ "I come from back East. When I went to college there (University of Ahodjt Island), I paid aboul S 1,800 a semester. If It has to be done (community college tuition). It has to be done." TREE FALLS. • • Rites set for Woody Pa]-:qe, 65 From Page. A 1 ·a Heritage Tree. thus making it Immune to ........ removal. . -Meggs applied to another city panel to remove the tree. citing private property rights and the danger of the aging eucalyptus falling on her property. or someon e elae's. She received that board's blessing -on the rondiUon she replace the doomed tree with two lemoll ~· The neighbor appealed the board's dedsion, and the controversy returned to the lapa of council members, who begrudgingly bowed to the wishes of the widow last m0nth. "This thing has ruined my We," Meggs said. "All the single men I meet these days say, 'Oh, you're the tree lady,' and that's the.end of that." "I feera bit like Brooke Shields with all this attention," she uid. Aa for the replacement trees, Meggs said, "I don'& ~ whet I'm flDinc to do with 3,000 lemons. She figures ahe'll probably be making a lot of lemon puddino. ~ "It's aort of like lemon pie, only I can't make a crust." she said, laughing. 0.-, ............ _, 0., ......,_ Maggie Meggs watches as he r wish is f'ul(illed -an unwieldy eucalyptus tree on her property comes down after a long .. bureaucratic hassle. Funeral services for veteran r estaurant operator and fisherman Woodrow ''Woody" Payn e. kil,Jed by a car last Saturday , w i11 be h el d Wednesday. Payne was the founder of Woody's Wharf, a popular and longstanding waterfront restaurant in Newport Beach. He 'd afso operate d a beach h amb urge r stand I n San Clemente and wu a aeuoned commercial fishennan. . The 65-year-oJd Ne wport Beach man was walk.lng acre. Pacific Coast Highway near Newport Boulevard when he was struck and killed by a car. Born and raiaed in Anaheim, Payne came to N~wport as a young man and fished for a · living: In the 1940's. ·he and - partner opened a sport fishing .business In San Clemente. He sold the business in 1946. Soon a f ter . Payne built a hamburger stand on the beach in San Clemente that waa known as ''T Street." In t~e ea rl y 1960s, h e established Woodv's Wharf. one oC the eady..day •teak hol ases ln- New port Beach. He built the restaurant on the site of an old boat repair facility. In 1976, Payne leased the restaurant and returned-to Emergency center aids flood victims The .\Jnerican Red ero. bas opened an emer1ency aervlce center for 9nnae C-ounty flood victlms at Zoeter School at 12th Street and Pacific C oal\ Hiahway in Se.I Beach. The centef', which will prov!de uslltance in the fonn of foOd , clothlna and shelter, will be open from O" a .m. to 7 p.m. today through Friday. Woody Payne ......MllNr.• c ......... Cleolotr "'*' "I'm more than wllllng to pay tuition to go here. But I dlMOr• with the 150 Holng to Sacram.nto and etralght Into ~ 1tate'1 genetal fund, IO that thl1 collee• wlll not ... a penny of It I al10 work her• u a part·tlme ground1keeper, and we haven't had a ralae In th• paat year and..a half. The fUll·tlme teacher• have had no ralM8 for more than a year." Michelle Rollph, 17 MINlon Viejo General education etudent "I don't like It (the tuition). A k>t of people will have to go to school and work to make the SSO, i!lld aome of them won't have enough time. It wtll hurt them. There are other coats here: I paid $80 last semester Just tor my books." Shannon Hotthe, 21 Orange ltlu1tratlon dfflgn atudeftt "~ think It will be hard on a lot of people who go to school but don't have much money. But then again, It they were paying tuition, more students might stay In school Instead of dropping out of classes." ~ . Mesa plant ~ destroyed by ~laze . ' • • . Co.ta Mesa fire investigators: poked today through the rerna.ln( of a plastics plant, gutted in a fire: Mo nday night that caused: $140.000 in damage. officials said.; . Battalion Chief Jim RlcheY. said the 8:17 p.m. fire at Vef« Corp., 785 W . 16th St., wa11 controlled in about ~5 minutes~ Cause of the blaze Is unde~ ' investigation. No other buildingit. were damaged. ~ . . .... commercial fishing. Relatives said at the time of his death that he was still active m fishing and hunting lobster off the Channel Islands. Lou to-the build ing wati estimated at $90,000 and $50.oocl to contents. Alex Hardy of Newport Beach ls the owner of the compa n y wh lc li manufactures m oldings foi plastic products. ! • I • 619 area cod~ -Services will be held at 11 am. at Pacific View Memorial Park in Corona del Mar. His ashes will be scattered at sea. He is survived' by his wife. Martha, and a son. Ma rk of Oregon. The family has asked that memorial contributions be made to th.:o American Cancer Society. · in effect Saturday • A. of Saturday, cal.la to ~ COUNCIL. Dieao. Impmial, Inyo and .,...._ of Alven.ide c:ountiel will not tiJ ~ throuCh unle9I the .,.. code • • • From Page A1 "Just walking the dty. which I did, isn't e nough. It was an expensive election and a lot of money for a seat that doesn 't have any financial benefit." The tourth winner in the race, Councilman Don Strauss, spent $1 5,873. his challenger, Norm Loats, spent $14,430. Allan Beek spenl $7,276 on hi.a unsuccessful campaign. Candidate C. Edwar:£olfe spent only $1.323 -the Uest figure of any. He also ved the fewest votes. dialed. ~ Numbers in the new atte coc$e d latrlct used to be served t;' Ora.nae County's 714 code. .. The new aree code w41111 era~ lut November to eccommodate gjowth. : "lf the new area code WM Nf tneted, the 714 UM would baVJ run out of nwnben by the end~ this year.'' said bl.ne DailllcW. Pacific Telephone dlvlalo~ man.pr. : (;allera uang an irllOQI rect aref code •fter Saturday will ~'..! recorded mesaa1e Inform~ them of their error, O.Uada ; Rain to return to. South· Coast ·late tonight Conata/• Cloudy Codey wlttl • 20 l*09nl dlenc. of r81n by 1•1• lonlQhl <>-night 1owt In Che 409 AMI • cerlelnty on WednH01y with OUltY wlndll. "IOM W.one.dey In h low lOI. lt1ewller1 , from Point Conception to the Mulun border end out ao mll11· lnC1"""'8 eoutll wtn01 tonight, becomlnO 20 10 30 knote over ouw ..-, encl 15 10 20 knot• -Inner ...... by 1111 nlglll Md contlrW!ne on W~needey, Fllr tonlgtll 1M with lnctMllng doudl Md a CflarlCI af rain .... ton19111. "•In 1pr•1d1na 1oulllwerd over Ill• ere1 on w-...sey. u.s 1um1nary i(~e flHnu&1 0011t1nu1.t IC>tey In Ctllfor~a whefe IMl ........ ~f!Cffle .. 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WMtMr ~ meteor°'°91'1 Oen Atllln1 predicted "1 10 2 lrlCflM of rein ano 10-10 20-1"Pfl wlnd9 lut !tie NOii tldel lhe1 .,.,. ,_, record ,....... lelt .....-ere over, end 111• t1orm I• nol 10 ln1enM. IO c:oel'8I demeot Wiii be reduold,'' "We lflOllld continue to 11eV1 Ille etorm lyttetnl oonllft9 In tboVI evety lwo dl)'I for 1 wlllll lo -:· Wegonet Mid. Tiie llonne 1111 ..... 1111 Ille Oewlerld C:OHt Ju•I Iller fllClllnt lllelr = IC mulrnUm lntenell)', but t11e •«me • c:omlna In thl• ..,.... ,,. "In • Oii-Fl Worttl -..en.o ... 1 •• t"8)' tlptHMCfl = !tie COMI," Ila Mid. The lnOof"lllnO etor1n1 "wlll be typlctl winter ~OltMolnel t~onne." ,_, LHI •••II'• 1torm•1 WlllCll ~ c:auea0 M ~ 171 mllllOl't s.o MO d•m•e•. 1.110 m1y lln• !Men '"'° rHponllbl• lor tlle dff111 of 1 ,....._,. r_oune f'IY ~ found In IM 'MfO t9)' l«ly Mor*Y Temperature• MTIOll :~ 33 30 3e 2t 32 • M 48 ... 21 12 34 30 2t 30 27 42 2t 83 ti • 37 36 27 t3 41 17 _,. 32 2• 21 ,. 14 " 11 .. .. u 11 • 40 t7 1111 llPlll .... ...... . ~ :,,. IO •1 '--111111111 .. .......,.. :: ao ........ u:: tie" .... == ....... iii.- > ., J7 40 • 11.u .. .. == " ao • 41 Ii Tidet .. ... I lrtll~ ~ Ot1nge Coel1 DAILY ,_ILOTIT~. "*U4lfY 1, 1Ma * Al NATION Clean air sanctions trigger wide protests ·POi~on ~ent~r cutback "f oUght upervJ or 1an1on que lion• priorltie1 of medical adminitllraton By TIM Aa~la&ed Prn1 WASHINGTON -Tt\e Reaaan admlnlatration'• threat to lmpc»e economJc penalUee asalnat u many.u 218 counll• for cle.n aJr violaUona la brinatna proteeta from all aida of the l•ue. In California. which haa the moat countlet on th 111\, bwineu INdera warned of job layoff• and economic dlarupUon. The EPA uld It will alve all areu 45 daya fo 1ubm1t any evidence showing why aanctlon1 ahould no\ be lmpoeed. The apncy will review that data and decide -by May at the 8rlleet -where to levy pen.altJea. "' Battered cutter reaches Hawaii HONOLULU -A storm-battered, 40-year -old Coul Guard cutter finally Umped Into port•almoet a week after hlah eeu punched three"holee in lta hull about 1,100 milee from land. "Except for the duty teeUon, everybody'• on liberty.'' said Cout Guard spokesman Bob Baet.en aft.er the ahJp arrived here Monday night. Defense spending cuts rejected WASHINGTON -Defen.ae Secretary Caspar Weinberger today rejected calls for defenae 1pendlng cut.a and declared that "we slmpl)' cannot reduce defense spending any further without endangering the aecwity of the United States." "Th e threat we face is very great," Weinberger told the Senate' Armed Services Committee, reciting anew hia contention that the 20-year Soviet defenae buildup meana the United States must rebuild its defense. Remainder of Russ satellite due WASHINGTON -The Pentagon says it expecLS the remainder of a nuclear-powered Soviet satellite that bu.med up In the atmosphere more than a week ago to come down between 11 a.m. PST Sunday and 11 p.m. PST Feb. 9. The North American Aerospace Defense Command said the remaining portion of the satellite has fallen to within 117.5 miles of Earth. ~n~lear weapons policy outlined WA~HINGTON -The Pent.aeon needa to spend $18 ) billion on long-range nuclear weapons even though lt is unlikelY. either the United St.ates or the Soviet Union could actually "wln" a nuclear war, Defenae Secnttary Caspar Weinberger aaya. . Welnberger's outline of U.S. nuclear weapons policy to Congrem Monday was aimed at refuting critics who say the administration has drafted a plan to fight and win a protracted nuclear war. STATE · SI b~llio~ ski resort· pl~nned · TRUCKEE -Hoping to succeed where Walt Dian~y failed, · a group of California and Nevada developers is quietly pl.ann.lng : what could be the nation'• largest akJ re90rt -a $1 billion complex lp the Sierra Nevada. Whe• fl.niahed, the propoeed Sunst.ream ski area, nearly twice the siz.e of Vail, Colo., would ca~r to 25.000 or more skiers a day. Tax-hike bill snagged in Senate SACRAMENTO -The remain• of Gov. George .' Deukmejian's plan to erase pert of the $1.5 billion deficit stalled in the Senate aft.er Republicans complained it would mean an automatic sales tax increa9e. A Senate vote was scheduled for Monday on the heavily '• amended bill. But senate leaders put it off . Al. the bW atanda, the sales tax, now 6 cents per dollar In most of California, would jump to 7 cents April 1 and stay there for up to 10 months. • ~ . . Secretary of State eyes Senate LOS ANGELES -Secretary of State March Fong Eu uya she is considering running for Sen. Alan Cranston's seat should he not eeek re-election in 1986. . By GLENN SCOTT or._....,,... ..... The fWak>nal Polaon Center al UC Irvine Medical Ctnttr In Orana• 1hould not be amona h01pltal Pl'Olrama threatened by bud1et cuia, Orana• County Sup•rvlsor Ro1 r Stanton UMrted Monday. Stanton, chalrmao of the county Board of Supervl.ara, uid In an Interview he dlaagreee with Smoking.spokes · prlorltlo1 o f medical conter admlnlllratort. who uy tht p0leon cen"'r wlll be cla,ed In March unln1 now fundlna 11 arran,m. Supervl.ar1 allott41d fundl In f edtraJ revenue ah.arlng fundt In 1979 to tho pc>Ulon '-enter u "aeed Jnoney" for uae In developing long-ran1e fundlnic prol(ram1, Stanton 11kl. . Althou1h a framework for a . non·profl\ foundation to ral1e ouuldt fund1 ha• bttn t.abllshed, th oraan~tlon ha.I nover reached tht point of .ctw.Uy IHklng fundl. • Stanton aald he tttllz.eO. that medical center offlctala have had their hand• full with preJilna flnanclal ltluet durtna the put few yean. He took excoeUon, howuver, to a remark b)' UCIMC Adminlllratot William Oorualez, Orange County firefighten douse emben from an early morning fire that caused an estimated 1115,000 damage to a home at 14542 Highcrest in. Irvine. Two can in the garage, where fire began, were ruined 'dttd..two othen badly damaged. Occupants awakened by a smoke alarm escaped. The fire's cause is still undetermined. Huntington Beach \ Constance Bauer services set Funeral services are acheduled Wednesday for Constance E. Bauer, a fonner secretary to the Huntington_.Beach City Council. Bauer. who also was an executive secretary for Orange County Supervisor Har~t Wieder, died suddenly Friday at her home In Huntington Beach. Cause ot death atlll haa not been determined and further lab tes_ts are pending . &uer, 46, waa employed by the aty from 1974-78. "She waa pleaant. cooperative and dellffhtful and very, very efficient.' Councilwoman Ruth Finley l&id Monday. Mayor Bob Mandie said he was s hocked. "She was e nergetic, pleasant and out.going." Before beoomlnJ the ctty's urs~ s~retary to the City Council, Bauer worked in the city'• public information office and did re.eareh and histories of the dty. She left th~ city in 1978 to become executive secretary in W ied er's OranJ(e County superviaor's office for a brief time. She is survived by husband Ronald; sona Michael of Laguna Beach and Darrll and Eric of Huntington }leach; daughter Patricia Balderama of Hunti ngton B each ; three brothers, a sister and a grandaon. Services are acheduled at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the chapel at Pierc-e Br--othera Smith•' Mortuary, 627 Main St., Hun~n Beach. who predicted t.he poUon l't'nt.tr would clo•• without fundln1 support from tht community and rounty pemmt'nt . Stanton claimed th pol1on center 1hould have obtalMd outakSe funcH04 alretldy. ''When you ,.i into t>.d times, thete Uttnp ciocne beck and bite you orr the heel," Stanton Wd. The pollon cent.er ia bMed at UCIMC'1 pharmacy, where spedallata anawer telephone calla a.rouod the clock -rnQltly from parent• whoee children hav.e 1wallowed hou.-ehold ltema. 4 Lut year. the center received 25,000 calla and WU particularly buay during the Mtional ICaJ'e over Tylenol polaonlng., The center'• annual $150,000 operating budget currently i• paid entirely by UCIMC. Pol.ton Cent.er Director' David Schapiro h81 eatlmated hi• service aaves county resident. $400.000 per year by preventJna unneceaaar y trip• to ho1pital emergency rooma. Stanton claimed this life and money-1avin1 function la easily forgotten when adminlatraton are forced to pare budgets. Their firlt concern. he said, usually ii to preserve programs that bring In ~venue. The pol.son cent.er, he noted, may sa\le residents money but doesn't generate new funds for the medical center. Gonzalez and his colleagues are being forced by state budget reductions to make the moat eevere cuts since the university took over the medical center from the county in 1976. Both Gonzaler and Stanton have expressed~gret about the possibility of a u~ng down the cent.er. Stanton said he is willing to support efforts to start up the centu'.s fu(Ki-raiaing found.at.ion. 1n a letter sent to Go~ late last week, Stanton said he bas asked the county'& Emergency Medical Services ataff to collaborate with Shapiro to find a "positive, productive eolution." Cranston, 68, is expected to announce this week that he la running for p~dent ln 1984, and he may decide In any cue not to run for re-election if h is bid for chief executive 11 unaUCL'eSSful. ~·hang es county bus--routes anllounced • ID . , I I . I ' . Honest man returns 850,000 gems SAN Dl]X;() -An unemployed man with a pregnant wife found riches when he moved to San Diego -$50,000 worth of jewelry -but returned the getm to lhe grateful owner. "It looked like they really had eome value, to we cal.led police right away," said Gerald O'Connell. 34. He found the ~ last Tuettday in a canvas tote bag in the middle of the "*1 while driving to the store . WORLD , Numerous change; In Orange County Tran1lt District bus service, including the tot.al or partial elimination of some routes, will take effect starting Sunday:- OCTD officials voted to implement the changes m 1everal separate actions over the past few months. They said the changes, In a tight money period for the county-run operation. would cut tervice to little-used route1, Improve 1ervice to popular routes and increase revenues. Expanded Japanese defense urged TOK YO -Japen ahould do more than it hu been to Lake reaponaibllity for defendinc ita own ae.a lanes and air S)iaoe. U.S . Secretary of State Gecqe P. Shultz aid today. The United States h.u w-ged Japen to pin the capablllty to . , defend ita 1ea 1ane9 up to 1,000 naudcal miles from lta ahores, freeing U.S . forces in the area to defend a wider range of Asian -wAters agalNt what Wuhlngton says la a p-owl.ng Soviet threat. The 15 route changes with the most lmpact on the <5range Coast include: -Rou"«! 1, which operates along Pacific Coaat Highway between Long Beach and San Clemente, will have .elected weekend trlpa extended lnto 17 more killed in Lebanol) battle Long Beach. , BEIRUT, Lebanon -Christian and Dru. militiamen : exchanged ar1illery barrages and arenade-th.rowina uuulta on • each other's hilltop poshlona today, killln1 17 people and ; wou.ndinl 34, police aaid. -Route 45 between Orange and Newport Beach vla Fairview Avenue will provide additional trips. Service on Bayside 'Drive wlU be rerouted to Pacific Cout What do you like •bout the Da.li1 Plfot! Wb•t doa't JOU 1!bf Call the number at Wt and your m urn,. wt1l be ret'!Ol'ded, tr'81Weribed and ct.llwnld to the ~-editor. Tbt same M ·hour anaw.nn, Mf'Vlee may be UMd to rteotd Mt• tera to the edMol' Oft any toll'~-Mailbox contrtbuton must lM&udt their name end telepllone nunaber for ntlReaUon. No drcul.UO. callt, pleate. - Tell us wttat•1 on your mind . .., ...... " ..... c:-...r Highway during weekday peak hours. -Route 65 from Tustin tJ - Balboa, vi~ Culver Drive and Pacific Coait Highway, will have service realigned onto Irvine's Yale Avenue in an attempt to provide improved service. -Addjtlonal Saturda,Y trips will be provided on &ute 66 between Tustin and Westminater, a route whieh aho services the Huntington Cent.er I Route 70 between Sant.a Ana and Huntington Beach will add additional eveninl trips. -Route 76 be!w'°n Irvine and Huntington Beac h will Include addiliorW weekend. triDS • -Route 146, between Stnta Ana and C.OSta Mesa via Flower Street. will' be...reallilled to allow more direct service to the South Coast Plaza area. Other ro ute modlficatlona lnclude: ' -..Route 21 between Buena Park and Huntington Beach will provide juat o n e morning northbound trip and one afternoon southbound trip, w eeJuiay1 o nl y, between Chapman Avenue and Cre.cent Avenue. -Route 25 between Fullerton .and Huntington Beach will eliminate the Huntington Beach library stop. -Route 53 between Orange and Balboa will· be realigned (See CllAN.OES, P e AU !----- Any sport between storms Neither rain, nor high tides nor chilling temperatures can keep Dave Eisenberg of Corona del Mar fron:i his appointed rounds of windsurfing. ' . ~ ) ' CHANGES IN COUNTY TRANSIT DISTRICT ROUTES. • • From Page A3 along Bristol S trl't't. 60 cents aU other tJmes. Express fares, currently $1.60, will rise to $2 March 1. I • 'Insanity defense topic of debate · •OraJ\le Count>: Superior Court Judie Bnce hmaer ~W moderate. a debl'ie in N•wport1 S.."(h Feb. 4 Utled 'lnunJty Oefen.e: Juatkle or Gimmick." . Deputy Diatrlct Attorney W.J. MOMley m and ~ defen1e attorney MartblJ Scll•lmu wlll deblte. 11\e 7:30 a.m. break.tut wlll be held at the Balboa Bey Club by the Government Affairs CornmiU• of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. There la a $10 charp for brea.kfut. Call &«-8211 for more lnrormat.Jon. •Winter recreation clUla ln t...auna Beach ranae from '·easy exerct.e to vlgoroua workout.a -all at 1ow prices. There'• jaz:z or tap, tennll lftllona, martla.l art.a, yop, a&ill"I and dozena of others. To llgn· up, call the i..a,una Beach Recreadon Department at 497-3311, ext. 201, or ltop at :u~ Forest Ave. •Homebuilder and civic leader Wllllam lA1k wu honored recently by the membership of Speak Up Newport for h.ll 1upport of the Newport Beach police department. Luak ii the founder o( the 10-4 Club, an arm of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce which annually ·honor. officers. ~ "Exercisin,g Your Mind," a w~kly clue held at the Oula senior citizena cent.er in Corona del Mar, will preMllt three speakers thla month. · :-Route 57 b1..•tWl'l'n Santa Aha a nd Laguna Hills will Ix> realigned along Bristol Str('<.'t :-Route 62 betwet•n Santa Apa and Westminster, with stops ill Huntington Beach. will run leJ>S frequently. Midday service on weekdays will be extended lo Santa Ana College. and all trips will be extended to Huntington Center and Golden West College -Route 78 betw,een Laguna Hills .,,d Costa Mesa via Irvine Ce nt e r Dri ve will o ff er restructured direct east/w est ser vice on selected trips into Long Beach. This will replace service now provided by e xpress routes 203A. 203C and 205. Other express route changes include: weekday trips added, and service · stopped south of the Laguna Hills Park and Ride lot and north of Main and La Veta In Orange. -' R o ute 206 betw een Newport Center and M ission Viejo and Route 208 between Costa Mesa and Anaheim wiU be diacoollnued. • OCTD General Manage r James Reichert said the 'changes a.re part of an onsol ng monitoring of OC'PI> route•. Route c hanges take effect In • February, June and September Dr. Artllar Corl1ll, an optometrllt, will dlacull the aef118tion of sight Wednesday. Mlcllel BHdry, a UC Irvine profe110r, will talk about avoiding senility Feb. 9. On Feb. 16, Dr. Geor1e Prat1ka, a peychiatrlat and neurologlst, will be the guest 1peaker. •A senior dtizena employment _;,rvic:e haa been developed 1n Laguna Beach for older Lagunana who want to re-enter the job market. Seniors seeking employment 1hould contact the Senior Citizens Club of Laguna Beach at 497-2441 for more -Ro ute 202 between San Clemente and Orange wiU have Starry nights at OCC Two planetarium s h ows are scheduled during spring semester at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. "Relativity and Cosmology" is slated Feb. 25 and March 4. 11, and 18. "Dreams of Yesterday" is planned for April 15. 22. 29 and May 6, 13 and 20. Programs are 7 and 9,30 p.m. each of those dates. Tickets are $1.50 adults. $1 for children under 12. Mor e information is available by telephoning 556-5880. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • 0 * • • • • * • • • • Local bus fares are 75 cents each way during rush hours (6-9 a.m and 3-6 p.m. w eekdays) and to respond to new travel needs and reflect 1euonal changes in -travel patterns, he laid. KOCM Stereo 103.1 proudly pre•nt• ... Amerlclln Herlt.ge Month Deity during the month or Febl';uairy tune to FM 1tereo 103.1 at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Hear NewPort·M... Elementaty atudent. t•t 'What Amenca rneena to them. Pf9Mntect In the publlc lnt•eet by KOCM St...o 103.1. ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC , 'Jhearn· • mo~ market fi!terest lnfonnation. 1 Coming Wednesday, February 9, 19S3 COUPLES· Who are the romantics along the Orange Coast? How are Changing trends and llfe,styles altering the way they look at love. marriage and family? These are but a few examples of the engaging questions a.nswered in February's Current magazine . rrent -· check.with ...__.v Current will be packed Now you know why your nel~bOr banks at · . · · CIJ HUNTINGTON AND l.Oo\N SAVINGS ASSOCIATION •If your average ct.Uy balanao f•lls below $2,500 during your monthly lite~t period, fedtral rtgw.tton rtqulrt tNt your funds e1m 1t tht !W1'1 me for that entw JWtk>d. • • .. with articles on such timely topics as two-paycheck lifestyles. marriage contracts-and the problems and ·1 pleasures facing elderly couples. Plus, special features like a Valentine's Day glft g\Jl e ana - pull-out bridal section Dally d~tufes from the humdrum wtth ~and. 5aadwtch, rlmpLoale or Prendt :pip· . ... .~ .. .. Orange Cout DAil Y PILOT 1Tuttd1y, '•bruary 1, 1ta Truck.er .slain; seven hui-t , I)' Ttle A11oclated PrH1 • A nallonwldl' 1trlke by lndep ndent truckt>n turned bloody d\.lrln1 tho nl&ht with one driver 1hot to death In North Carolina and at leall .even Injured by 1unflre or flylna rock• aa they wheeled tht•lr rlg1 through the darkneu. A tee n -aaer auf tered a fractured akull Monday when a btlck boun<'t1d off a trac·tor-trallt.tr Into her family'• car In I' nnaylvanla Since th 1trtke ~aan at 12 01 am Monday. with othent jolnlna the 1hutdown t1orly today, truckl have been .llrcd t, ubotagf'd or hit by rocka In ot lt>aat l 7 1tAU!I. The 1trlke.._ a prote1t aaalnl\ higher f ut'I taxea and highway U11Cr tee., appeared th have lhtlf' John Randolph looks out the broken windshield of his delivery truck in Cleveland; one of a dozen vandalized in truckers' strike. BEDWEl ·IER lmmtdlate ttf t1<'t. •-xc1•,>t In 11Clf11t• ltolalf'd f:UH A t•att ,. auc·tlon Monday nlaht In Pavilion. N Y , nHr Buffalo h..-t to M t•am'\•lt"<I ~··~ no lruc·k• w~rt-avilUublf' lO haul away th'-' rowt1 O f flcJa l1 In many atat('li reported near-normal true k traffic. Some drive,.. uxprt'IUWd more fear of militant 11trlktm1 thah any dea~rc lQ 1top work the m aelvea, and 1hlpp<'ra reported no major problem• movtna their gooda. George Franklin Capps, 33, of Clayton, N'.C.. waa sh9t In the neck and killed by a anlper about 11:30 p.m. Monday just out.1ide Newton Grove, N.C., u he was driving a truck along U.S. 701. Slx other' trucka were hit by gunfire and two ott\er drivers were 1llghtly Injured elsewhere ln North Carolina. A tank truck driver received minor cuta about 4 a.m. todiay when a 1nl~'• bullet shattered glass and metal just behind his head while he was driving his rig near Baltimore, police aid. In Utah, "truck driver Ho~ard N. Adami, 4~. of Ri verside, Calif., waa 1hot in the chest Monday aftern oo n as he unloaded his rig In Brigham City. His condition was upgraded from critical l o s'erlous today. Authorities said they w e r e uncertain if the shooting was strike-related. Reporta of violence also ca(lle from Pennsylvanla, Ohio, lUinois, Alabama, Ml1sisslppi, Oregon, Wea t Virginia , Mich igan, Tennesaee, Flo rida, Arizona, Idaho, Indiana and Connecticut. - . contractors urged By PAT HOROWITZ ......,,. ... .,...~,... \ DEAR READERS: Ahllo.111 tlle uate Ila• 1et exptrleDce and flDaD c lal ,.-._111remnt1 tllat aa appllcaDt for a .co1tractor'1 lle•H• m111t 'meet, maay appllcHI• a.ave auempted to 1et aroaad tlaem , accordla1 to Joh P. Maloaey, re1l1trar of tllle Coatr1ctor1' State Llceaae Board. A 1tudy doae a year a10 1lllowed 18 perceDt of tllle appllcatloD1 lDve1U1ated by ttle board were deliberately• f1l1lfled .• Slice tllat report, appllcatloa lan1tl1atlou llave beea *rea1ed, ud oe board 11 bel11 tH1ller OD 1ppllcaat1 wllo aubmlt false laformatloD or can't prove uperleace clalma. More tllaa HI llceaaea laave beea dealed la tllle pa'1t year. Some caaea llave been turaed over to local dlatrlct 1Uoraey1 for.erlmlaal proaec•tloli, aad a Hmber of preaeatly llceaaed coatractora laave llad clvll peaalUea levied a1alnat tbem by tbe board for 1l1DID) certlflcatlona to appUcut1' falae experteace clalma. Maloaey addi tlaat altbo1p tlle 1tate will do everyttllDI U HD to enaure cdbtraetor" Uceaaee1 are properly qullfled, a Uceaae la aot a parutee tlaat a •omeowaer'• job wlll be 1atl1factorlly completed. ID addition to coatactla1 tbe Contractor'• State Llceaae Board to aak If a contractor la licensed; Jaomeownera 1boald reqalfe refereace•roQl any contractor tbey mlgbt blre; cbeck tbem oat tborou1bly, and lnapect •oJDe of tbe contractor'• previous work. Terry cloth flammable DEAR PAT: I boapt my wife a tern clotlll f offl•I HU for t..-.r11tma1. It l1 ma•• out o percent couo1 aa• H ,.rc .. a polye1ter. Tllere'• DO ... ,._ of c .. mleal1. I do bow ttle brud, IHI& cu't recall wa..ro I -bo11llt u. wa... my •If• ,,,... .......... . )'Hftrday, namea 11aot 1p a.er~· w•t onr tllt ct.Ht area aDd dowa die o~er arm of tllll• ault. Fortuutely, allle wa1 able to,., Mt die flamea before .,_y real llarm came to a.er. Wbea I 1ot laome, we P.aHed tlle material over tlle name a1ala a*I It appeara tlllat &lie material Uaelf 1eeao1 to laave tome dtemlcal oa It at.at actully promote• b1nt1a1. Wt.ere CID I report tbl17 R.S., Costa Mna A YS contacted tl1e Consumer .t>roduct Safely Commlaalon. There i1 no recall or def~t alert at thia lime lnvolvina the producu of the company you named. CPSc would like you to make a personal repo~ about thit product, so an Investigation can take place. Phone the toll Me number: (800) 638-2772. You alao may went to contact the manufacturer. The addreu can be obtained at most libraries by checklng the "Standard and Poor's" annual directory or the "Thomas Register of American Manufacturers." • Gut lJ µml>lt·m :• 'l'h<'fl wntc• to I. • 1 Pat J/urvw11z. Put will c·ut nxl Ulpe. - gl'ttmg 'tilt· .in.'tw<•rs u11d actwn you fl <' <' d l 11 i. /1 /Vt• I flt• q U I I H.' S I n governmt:'nt 1111d bu1>m1M Mm/ yvur qut•stwrn; to Pnt Horow/IT. At Your S<•rv1n'. Orange Coo:.t Daily P1/ut, PU Box J56U, Cosw Mesa. CA YW26 SOFT PACK IOO's FILTER. MENTHOL 2 mg. "tar". 0.2 mg n1co1tne LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED ,,..,...... ... ,..._ ....................... .. ............. ~ ..................... -Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined 'IV. per c1gare11e by FTC method • ................... _..... .. __ II ;7 '.,.,.. ct 1111'11' ,,....._._.•• ....... th .. ,_......,.. ---.,.. .. .._ .... __ ., .............. ...... -lllil..wM-1..r .. _ .... ~... •• • _.._. Wt All Meut _. 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It'• IOr1 of Wee aerob6ca for tota -only u.i.d of UndulaU.,, to a dlaco beat, the youn11ten are 1tretchln1 their muaclH t o "Sela.me Street" tunee. ~ The pl"OIJ'aln ii called · • ttle and Roll," and lnatructor G r Geldt .takea her amall charges throuah their pacea each week In Laauna Beach. Rer three clules, for children from 1 to 4 iean old, run beck to bac k Wedne1day1 on the hardwood floor at La1una'1 • recreation depm1ment. There'• "Wonderklda," for 1-year-olda; "Tot Power," for 2-year-olda; and "MJahty Mites," fOf' thoee 3 and 4 years old. Geidt. who lives In El Toro and II an occupational therapUlt, aald her claales do much more than provide exercbe for tot.a. It 1barpen1 their llatenln1 akilla, teaches them what their bodies can do, and It build• confidence. "When children are thia young (1 and 2 years old ) they / concentrate on themaelvea rather than thoee around them," Geidt said. BY. .. fil'awlng them-out into a g?OU,P or their tiny peen, "they ~~~~!.!i.~~re aware of their INHVUSIUUip and expectations," ahe explained. · · Building confidence through experience11' ii foremost in her cia..e.. Just Willdng acnm a balance beam la an unusual experience for the very YOW\8· ''They're not uMd to being off the ground. For mo9t of them, it'• a ftnt." the 29-yee.r-old teacher aald. . . The youngsters learn a poaitive interaction with their bodlea through a variety of unuaual meana. Like having aomeone tnoe their body on a J.arae piece of paper. · There'• a 8COOter board "to give them a different 8enae of mobtlity,'' an obstacle courae. and even trompln1 around on a flowinl pu'9Chute. Parents participate with thetr l and 2 year olds, but the "Ml&hty Mltea" are -on their own. To llgn up for the eight-week cl.ueea, call the Laguna Beach recreation depart.men\ at 497-3311. Daily Pilot Plao&oi by Pabick O'Douell Don Murray, Gena Rowland and Ro'b Lowe tar Jn lonJ11h1 '• CB movie, "Thursday'1J Child." Pase BB. ' ' . 81 NI OtlftOe COMt DAILY 'ILOTIT\Mldey, '*'*Y 1, 1 ' . \ --•• DOWN 15.90 ~ CL081NQ 1,Gll.IO Sales of homes lowest in 20 years ,. By Tlae A11oclaled Prest Sales of new houses fell la.st year to th lowest level aince the government began keeping track ~O yeara ago. but some economltt.t are predlctin8 a turnaround. A government report Monday said ales of new 11ingle-famlly houaea dropped 8.5 percent in December to cloae out o r.ear In which 413,000 new hOUM!ll were IOld. That ful -year total WU down 5.3 pel"l'ellt from 1981 and the lowest on record. The Increase in new hOUR prices waa held to las than 1 percent last year. The median ).)rice wu $69,300. .-- The government bad said last week that builders started work on juat 1,061,000 houses last year, the fewest In 36 years. T-bill yields up WASHINGTON -Yields on short-term Treasur-y.-securitiea are up aligh\ly for the aeco~ s traight week-following nearly two months of declines. government omctals say .. At Monday's auction. about $6 billion in new three-month bills were 901d at an average diacount rate of 8.122 percent. That was up from the 8.055 percent at last Jan. 24. ln addition, the government told about $6 billion in six-month bills at an average rate of 8.225 percent, up from last week's 8.144 percent. The new rates were the highest since the 8.28 percent ol Nov. 29 for three-month bills and the 8.2M perce11t or Dec. 6 for six-month bills. The new discount rates understate the actllal return to investors an average of 8.41 percent for three-month bills and 8.7 percent for <1hc-month billa. AMER ICAN LEADERS METALS