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Home My WebLink About1983-02-03 - Orange Coast PilotTHI ORAllil COAST CIUITY f DITlll THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS -INSIDE- ( ,, UCl still pushing hospital on I I ' I ~-{~~ ~ ' ~ -; •. ,, C .h•·c·k out tfw c1uulil\' of 1·~ •· c·un· u rul foc·u .. 0 11 prupt·r nwthocf, o f hu ~ i n~ 1·ont1u·t lc·n,1· .. \\ it ll 1'0 11:0.llrtll'r tip .. Oii l'u1o;•· ll 1. Jd ( ~titc-.. ha .. fournl u profr~,ion ul joh tha t nol·t.nl y l(iVt'' him 11 M'C'tJrt' futurt· hut a l .. o ullo"!'> tinw to train for "atc•r polo <'t>mlH'lition in tht' 01 ~ na pit· ... Pu~" H:L Rf'no~·1u•1I violini"t l l'UU(' ~tt>rn "jJI hf' lht• .. nloi.,t "ht>n t ht" Lo .. An~c·lf>~ Philha rmonic Ore• he.,t r a pt> rf orm!ii in u .,old-out t'OIH'f>rt for I tfr Oran~f' Count~ f'h ilharmonir SoC"if'ly o t H::lo p.m . ~atuniRy in Santa \nu . Pa~ .. Rh. (:hrii. 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Cavalcade Claulfied Comics Croeeword Death Nolice11 Editorial Entertainment Hor<*Opt' Ann Land~n Movies M utual Funda National N~1 Public' Noticee A7 A4 83-5 a2 C6-10 C5 0 C6 A6 86-7 82 82 86-7 84 A3 B4.86.88,C2,C4.C6 Sporta Dr. Stetncrohn Stock Marketa Television Thee ten W•&her Workl New• • Cl-4 82 & .88 88-7 A2 A3 By <;U~NN SCOTT 01 IM Dellr fl'llol l telf Ul' lrv1111· l'haroc 1•11111 Dur111•I <: Aldr11 h n1u11ou:.ly pr.Jl:.t'(I tilt' frv1111· <..'1Jnipa11y l•1duy fur 1t:. 11rl1·~nl (ri·" I.ind (01 th .. propt>St'U 11 Vlllt' Mt't.11n1I l'1•111t•1, but ht· -.o11J µlannlnjo( C11r Jll 1111 c·dmpus hosplli.11 will ''"\l1nu1· Aldrid1 v.uultl nol ajo(rt'(' w1lh ,1 su1<~1-st1011 111ad1· Wt'(lnt'S<luy bv I rvllH' l '11111p;.Hly Pr1•:.tdt'nt Toni N 11·ls1·11 t h,1 t ,, n 1·w 1111·d 11·;1i c 1·1111·1 "'' 111 .111 .11nl>1t 111us '..!00 oil It• 1111 d ll'od ''It' Ill l''> 4r-'- Coas t lash e d • again By STEVE MITCHELL 01 IM Oet11 Piiot 81•1f Thi· l.1L1•st of (1v1· o.,tor ms t" plaJ<U• or ... ng·· Cuu11t\ Ill th1· past l \,\,II \,\, .... ie. ITIOV1"(I 1'.L"ll ward todu\. hut Wt•<.1th1•r forc'l.·astt'r<; 'Kl\' tht·n··, ,11111tll••r •Jiil' rrKhl ur1 IL'> ~Jl't•b And, ltkt· IL'> µ11 .. !1-< 1·.-.-;;1rs, tlll' most rt't.'t'lll ~turm l1·fl cl trJtl nf m1sc·h1d l.1t·h1nd Want.ls up lo tiO mph Y.l'rl n•p<11·t1-d ht'lw1-t•n !'>:so a11d 6.:ltJ this mor n1nli( an Nc·wporl Hcirhcn M1111• lhdn twv dcm·n boa!..!. 1n 1h1· h.ubor 1.1.1·n· lorn lrom tht'tr moonn1o:-. or h«d lo ht• "lt'(Urt'\I !>Jld Sgt n ....... C:unlt·ll uf Lhl' lJ rd 11~1· l° II Un I \ Sh 1· r I f ( '' Dt:partnwnt 11 .. rbor l'.1lrol Tht.: old t•X<'U rs111n boJ t . "&ll>oo1 " wh11 h ust•d tu tak1• \'ISllur' 1111 t11ur. 111 thl' h<1rhnr ...ank 1wc1r tht· Ek1lb•1J Pav1h1111 Cordo·ll '><lid Thi· llJ Coot vt-s..<;<·I had bt•c•n rt•lln·d from public -.r•rv11·1· and w<1!> own1·d by a pnvalt· party Mcanwh1lt-. n ·µ<•rts of 100:.1• pilings under the· N~wport pi~r promptt' plat"t· But hl· said a m<1J0r rt'd.'>On for shulllnR down thl' two slru1.·turc>s was tho· -.trong wmds 'Sclml'bodv l'ould hluw off In ISee STORM DAMAGE, Pagr Atl T e a c h e r s a ssail l e a s ing By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of 1M 0 .. IF Piiot ltalf A dC<.·1s1un Lo lease· n1·w ca.rs for up t<• St·vPn top admm,...trators m thE· Coai.t Community Colleg(• D1stnct ha" drawn crrt1c1sm from l1slr1cl u ·at·h<'r,, who arf' 1·xpN ting PXtt·nsrvt· l.oyoffs 1n ·ommg Wl'<'ks 01stnrt nff1c1als rl1..;c nbed th1• .1 r s a ' a r •· w ,, r d a n d l!'monstrallon nf c·onftdence an rh<' adm1n1slra1or<;, who have rt'(·r1v1'Cl no pay ra1~ dunng thf' r urr<'nt y .. nr But 'll>m(' loc::al 1·111lt·~4· teochers d('S('nbed tht• au111 l1·a.•11ng plan as an m .. coens1trvl' ge~turi• at a umc of 'if'Vf're budg<'t 1 utbacks and probablt' layoffs Distm·t spokNlman Richard V Simon said the auto lf'asmg plan was annnunt't'CI last Wt'<'k by the Board of Trusl('('S, which governs the opt-ratron of Orange Coast. Golden W(•Sl and Coastl 1 ne t'Ollf'f(f'S The en~ will h<> uSNI by the presid<'nlS o ( the lhrN' <:ollegf'S and by the d1slrtC't's thrc-e vice chancellors Simon said dtstnct C hancellor No rm<m E Wataon 1s e ligible for wu· of ,, seventh leaM>d car. but ht' said Watson h as not yt't dedded w hether to accept this offer All wvt'n admm111trators now uw lh~1r penK>nal cara for dlatrlct business and receive $67 per monlh to rover costa. Under the · new plan, the di•lrict w ould leaL!e the ne w m id -1ir.e autoe and pay lnaurance and gaaoline coats -.->dated wl lh dlatri<:t u.e. The admlnlat ratora will b~ responsible for coell aUO<.'lat.ed with perw>nAI u.e of tht> vehlclett, Simon aald . At the aame Ume. the district board has aarHC! to H lend for two addltl onal yean the contrac\I o f the thret! colle~e I 111111pl1•x n1uld !>Ul>stllull• (111 tlw lllllVl'I Sil v· .. 111111< "'llt{ht l'101'1pu1> h11sp1t.ul lit-s.11J lJ('I ofl1nub would l1wk 111t11 p1ts!'l1bl1• w11rk1n1< 11·lutwnsh1ps (or t1·ul'h111g 1.111d n·s.i•aft'h prol!(n1111s ut IMC wh11l· alsu 111v1·.,t1~..ittng t•hant'l'h of 1 11 n t r a t' l 1 n I< w 1 t h o t h 1• r ho:.p1tal-bulld1111< f1rmis fur thl' '"' c:<impus fat tl1ty "UCI 1s 111lt·11•:.t1- 1nv11lv1"-I with tlwm," ht• 'Wiid .. W~wll .1 llt•W 11111' IS nJm111g 111111 1h1· 111n11nu111tv. w1•'d b<' t11l1·n ·1>k-d In II, 1111 llllllll'r WhPn• 11 Ii. lt.11.•U lt-d " Aldnt•h , h0Wt•v1•r. <.1l1ii1 U((rt."'t."<.I tht· I ha111 l'H u f r 1•C'l'IVll11( hlUtt• ..ipprov • .i ... for t w 11 M·parat1• hosp1L;1l1> 111 lrv11w u11· rn11utt• JI(• '>llld 1w1tlw1 pr11po~al may pu11t1 lht• rtl(OI IJU!> 00l't•r llflt'l.lh' 11f 11Pt><i" prtx·1·ss A Id r ll h ':. no 11 l' 11mm1 l la I lOlllm<'nls wt•r<• l'Xpct·ted by 11ffrewb for the· lrvuw Compuny ;111 d lrnc· k 1• rs o ( l h 1 • pro pmwd 1111-<.hn1I u·nkr ' · I t h 1 n k h 1 • h ;a s i. 11 "' t' t1mt·erni1," 11111d Nlt'ls.•11 "Wt• ull h1sve c·o nu•r ru. .. Nit•ll>t!n u111111un1·1·d pion' for tht' mt.odtt·ul 11(.'U-nt't'ti c·mnplt·x 1tt d noo n lundwon W1·d1wi.day al Turllt• Kcx·k Communrty Park a ftn sorrw fas t poltt1l'kmg. Th<· lum·hto<1n wus 1,r~imru' 15 atTCS of lund, wurth ;,111 ti;lm1att>d $4 m1l111111, for th1· mt·<.hcal l't:ntcr Des pite• llw rush. uhout ltiO , nll'mbt•n, of .1 n1mmu111ty l(rouµ "'hilt> sno" only dus1t·d 5 ,687-foot San tiago P<>a k, h ighest pot in Orang.-County, it <·uu~t>d h u\1ot• in the Ba k t>rsfield area w h t•rf' a ... a rand NI motori~t c·l•·ars his "inds h ield . lJa1•km1i Lht· 111111 µrof1t fnt•dtc¥1 1·t-11ll-r, "Pt>opl1• for an lrvinc Cun1mun1ty lfwcp1l1tl." turncd uut for N1cl.!K•n'"I annourwernenl Th<' t'Om1.><m y l'O•IA•n-d tht· lunc:h Nt<'lsen UJld tht• crowd of hl8 pli.lnli to iwt usldt• up to 4!00 undevt-lopt-d i.1·n"H nurth of the Sun D1l'J(O Jo'rt·t'way. bt'lwccn Sa11d Canyon Avt•nut· and tht> L a g u n a F r t• " w a y , f o r a master plann1'<1 n11·d11·al S(.·1ences t·ompJt•X Tht· mt'<.l1c·;.tl n·11Lt·r would be (See HOSPITAL, Page Al) Cop fined • road death ln John BullPr llunt1ngton Al·at:h pol11·c· off11 pr John J Blackw ... 11 ha!> f'lltl'I (•d a nO •l'CllHC'~t pl<'a lo •• mt s d 1• m <' u nor t' ha r J< f' 1 n th l' traH1r df'ath o f .rn 18 v1'ar-old w om.in last Julv nt•dr ·Park<'r. An1 l'11u11ty Clt•rk An~1·l<1 c.;orman s.11d today tlH· .\4! vear-old p<tl111lman °f.ll('d tlw no-cont1·:.t ph·a lo c-ndangt'rmC'nt Monday in La P;iz CouRt y Supt•rior Court 1n Parkt•r lie-wa'i fmC"d $1 .:170 and will not havt• to scrv1• probation "Thi• n1sf' llS dosC'd ." <;orman s111d Blackwrll had l1<•1•n schedul('(f to st.md tnal Fell 18 Blac·kwl'll was 1nd1(·trrl last S t·ptcmtx-r by tht• Yuma County (;rand Jurv of a lharg<' o f ncghgrnt hom1<:11lr But th<• t•asc.• w;1_s movf'r K1llc•d wh1·n Hl.HkWPll's four wht.•t>l-driv1• Vl·h1cl P ovC'rturnnl on Stall• Houle 95 about 10 m1lt-s north or Parker wa. ... Ltsa Garhch of I luntrngton Bc-8( h Anoth1·1 wom<1n pa:. ... rngcr. Kathv (;runb;ium, I !-1, also nf Hunt1ni.itnn B('al·h, said sht• suffC'rN.l ;, 111m·uss11in and othl'r ll1JUr11-s Both Grunbaum and mt'mbcr:. of lhc.· l iarltch family, have flit'<! '>UIL'i in Orange County Supcnor Court 1n nmnC'l·t wn with thl' ·•l't'ld!•fll An Arizona traH1t n •porl on the• July 11 rnc1dC'nl dllPgc'<i that Blackwt·ll's veh1d1• f atll'd lo nc·~ollatc• a curvt• and rnll<-<l ovt•r urwr f1sht..1il1n~ A n•porl also said Black well was dr1v1n~ about 50 mph an a :4!\ mph wnt' Nl'1lh('r Bldt·kwl'll. who has bl•cn plact>d on c1dmin1strat1ve dulll'$ pcndrng drspos1llon of the r as f'. nor h 1 s a l torn t' v was ava1l<1ble for comment · Black wel I and uth<'r o fflc-crs n·portedly mt•t al the pol1ct- f1r1ng range l:M-fon• ll'avrng m a t"aravan for an outing to the Colorado R1vf'r An internal 1nvest1gatton rc.•v(•aled that t•1ght or 10 pohce offrc,,•rs met from time to time at tht> ra nge. operated by t he 11 unungton 84·ach Pollet' O fficers A-;sol'1at1on , and l"O nsumed :1kuhol Rut Pol1 ct· Chie f Earle Hoh1tadle. who ordered the 111vest1gat1on, saicJ thrre was no 1•vicfrnl'\' of poll<'<' mi!'C'Onduct. Tht• rangP has subsequently ht><•n dOS<'CI tu .111 nun-business USC' MacDonald witnes s case shut? p r esidf'n t s and lht-vrct• challCl'llors. ThPse administrators have traditionally work(>d undrr o ne.year contract.Ji that expire ell<'h J uly 30 · No pay ralaes are tncludt"d in tht' contract extensions AffectPd by t h e contract extenalona and car leulng plan are O r ange Coaat Pre1ldf'nt Bernard J Luskin . Golden West Prealdent Lee A. S teven a a nd Coutllne Prnldent J ohn Buller Etch presJdent la paid $60.~00 annually. Allio affected are ec,,,..uan J Thomp1on. e xec utiVC" vlct> 18" J..EASINO, P11e At) ' An c1ttorney for Dr J e ffrey MacDonald. convtcted of kJLhng his wife a nd ch ildren, said he finds it "hard to beUeve" a key w itness for his client d ied of pneumonia ··1 find 1t very strange that a 30-yea.r-old w oman wquld die of acute pneumo n ia," atto rney Bryan O'Neal said today "That's juat not Vf'ry normal " O'Neal 11 attempting to get a Urban panel gives Mesa 'high rating' Jamt'IJ W Todd. chairman of the UrU.n Land Institute panel touring Coeta Mesa thi. week to help revamp th~ ag ing downtown. hu given the city a "ver y high rating." Todd, president o f t~ eastern dlvlelon o f M o bi l Land Development Corp., said he'• been lmpre11ed by the city'• pottntlal and th• apperent wlllln1ne11 o f re1lden t1 and /... ' bu alneet l~ders to help turn the city'• a11n1 d ownto wn Into a C'C>mmf'rdal IUCC.'89. "The thlng that Im~ WI the m oat la the fact that the community want1 to take a 1erlo u1 look an d wanta to 10 forward and take IOfnt IC'tlon," Todd aakl. '"n\e local s*>PJe of Coata M tH recofn lae theN'I oppottunJtv there! (8" Ul\B~. Pap A.I) I~ • \ ._ .. -------···- new t r ial for MacDonald, a fo r mer Huntington Beach resident who 1s ser ving three consecutive life 9entencee for the deaths o f h is wife and two daughters He Is llt'rving time at a federal 1nat1lutlon near Bastrop, Texas. The attorney &aid the ~nt death of Helena Stoecltly Davi.a. who maintained 1he wu with a group o f h ippies w h o k illed MacDonald's wife and children In 1970. d~Uvera • eewre b low for the chancft of a new trial. Davis' body waa diacoYered by police laat month ln her S.neca. S .C .. apartmenl. Police said there we~ no ai1N of vtolence al the de.th ecene. A Sout h C a r o lina coron•r ruled Wednftdey that O.~ died of bronchlal pneumonia. OconrN County Coroner Ted Durham, S r ., Hld hi• rullna offlclelll · cto.a the probe lnto the woman a dee th. PoUc:e lll s.n.c. aid there .. C ... MacDONALD. P ... Al) , \ ,......... ....... ------------------~~--------~--- I Or•ng• C,oall OAIL V PILO r /Thur9d•y, February 3, 1913 County endorses financi a l home r ule amendme nt Hy Jt:YI" ADLl';tt 01 , ... o ... r "'"t ateft I )t .t11Kt' I '1 111111 v ... 11pt 1 v1,..11ra lt 1t\'1 JC•lnl'd \.\.tlli o ll l1'111l1t Crum .11 111111d t lw ,1,111· 111 h •nl11llv1•ly I II d II r II I II I( u JI I If J I 11 Ii I ;, I 1111'\lllllllllllod otllll'ndlllt-111 l \1 j'tl.11,11111•1 .t '\l,tl1l1• '\UUI I I' llf Ill\ 111111• 1111 Ii .. ttl l(llVl•t llllll'll l~ l'ltt B• 1,tt d 11( ~u p1•1 v1:.c11 ~ l(UVt· 1 •111• q>1u.t1 .tpp111v.il t11 th1· plu11 W1•d11t',d.1v ( )111 ho~11 d nw111b1•1. l11•W•·' 1·1 .td11111\l·d tu· h.td "''1111· ........ , '.1lt1111:- It'' h.11 d 111 dl'-tl(l ll' WI I h I 111 p111 11 1pl1·' hut I want t11 '4C'i' lltt• l1.1 111(ll M.Ct'. :0.ll lJ•'I Vllilll Hr\11 t· Nt•1Uu111l1· Miid "( '11111't•p1 u11 llv 1t • flue· Hut try1nw tu 111uk1· tlt1nl(i. huppo11 h1 a dlffenml l•u"" 1'111· unwnd1111•nt 111 ltw 111111t· 1·111un11u11011 IM!ln~ pru111111t-c l h y llll' ('1,11111111110 SU JJl'I v1•11 1a I\'"" 1.tl11 111 1., 1111t·111l1'(I 111 rt•IUI II I h·· "t'lllltild1·rnhlt• fttHUU'tal hwnt· r 1111•" t11 l11t·ul ~ttv 1·r t11tH•nh1 1•x1•n ·1"·d hc•(utt· 1h1· J>l1siil1~1· u l 1.1x • 11t1111~ P1 11pos1111111 1:1 Thul ' h 11 HI I' I U l 1• ' • h ti '\ b I' I' II '111 I 1• 11ti1· I t• d l 11 I h 1• )! t 11 11'. .l'>Mll IJ(IOll llll'lllht•r:-Vlt>lllll~ 01 Jll~• · <.'ou11t v '\l11d Whln1-:o11h1 V ~\ \~' Continued stories STORM DAMAGE • • • \\ 111d.., Ilk•· I h,tl " h1 ".itd ...,l11111i..: \\llld .. 111 l..1i..:1111.1 1~ .. 1d1 Ioli \\ 111·1·-. tttltJ po\'l'I ltt11 '" .11111 1111111 th.111 ~ 1111\l ...... ,d.·1111.11 .111d lt\t'\lll<''-' c u:-1111111 ·1., Wt'l'l' Wtlh1111I I"'" 1·1 \\11•d111·,d.1v .1f11 •rn11011 . 11111K•11111·11\ .t •.p1•k1· .. m.111 l ur S1•11tl11111 ~ ",d1f111111.1 ~:OJ1,..011 l 'u .... 11d "'"'' p11w1•1 ""1" rt·:..lon•d hv II p 111 about 1hro·1· ~·ml a h;tl f I 111111 ' .ti 11•1 tit!" irghL.., "'' 111 out A 11·\\ 1U'\ln 1111·1-. ttllllldlng th1 1•il111 ti • p.11 ll1 w11t, "1·11· w1tl111ut l·.d I Mlll I'" \\'l' I ll n 11 I 1 ·a rl y I 111 ... 111111 n111i..: I '11111 1 Sgt I >1111 H.1riwv ,,1111 111 f1 c1'1'\ qu1ddv hookt.J up lh1 d1 p .1r·1n11·11t ':-1·mt•q,!1·11 t·v g1•111 1,11111' ..,\'.,It'll\ .iftt·r p11Wt'I \\ 1'111 11111 Tit• l.111 .. 1 "t111111 dLtmp<·d I hn·1· qua1 ll'r'> 11f .Ht 11\t'h O( r:1111 111 tl u111111~:t1•n H1 .. 11·h . ,,11d v1•l1•1 ~111 "'"·" h1·r "'.rt1·h1·1 J S ht•1 n1ttn l)\·nn" 111 L~tgu11.1 H<•:u It 11t·.1rly .t h.11C 111\ h 11f r11111 ft•ll . ,11·1·ord111g Lii 1n,trunw111 o; .1111p llw Lf1~u11a l\c•ad1 L u111l>1•1 Co SanlJ A11<1 h.1d ;14 of an 11ll'h, V1l1.t Park Dam l'L'('\lrd1-<l 1:1 11( "" 1nt·h ,111 d S Jnt1 <.q~11 P1·ak 111:.tr umt•n h n-t·11rtlMI 14 .. r J11 11\1. h 'I It<· N.tl11111<1I Wt•.ttlwr S.·rv1<'t' ""d tht·n· will lw Vort<iblt· h1~h d11uds torn~ht Jlld Friday. with th1· .,1xth ... 1orm 1n t ht• '''rtt•:- 1·xpt•t'h:d la tt• Frid;iv 11r l'.trly S.11urday morrnn~ 1111-:hs. fnJay will rangt• from IH to 55, luw..; lt1llti;{ht .ind t•:irly Fndav mornin~ will lx· b<'lw1-.•n .HI ,ind 40 ~1acDONALD WITNESS. • • , , 1d1·nu· that Davis w as a tonnt•r drug ust•r but 1hut laborator y lt•sts ... huw s ht• was not using drugs at tht• ttmt' o f ht•r death {)'Neal S<11d ht· ha:. no plans h 1 .,.,k that tht• 111vt•st1ga t1o n into th1· '"m1 .. 11·s d <•Jth lw rt-<1pt•ned Tht• altornt.>y, though. did ..ay 11t1•1t· .irt· other pc"rsons who will 1 .. nf1rrn Davis' v1•rs1o n o f lht.• 1!170 slayings 1n Fort Bragg.NC . wht•rt• MacDonald was stot1111wu <11 1h1• t1mt• as an Arm y capw111 Davis had test1(11.·d that she "'J' o nt.• 11( six m<·mb<.'r s o f a s.1t..tn1t.• 1.·ull who l~1mm1ttt-d t hl' k 1 111 n gs Rut b 1· t· au s I' '\ h 1· .1ppt·..ir1'll 111 havt• nwmury lap-.t-s. J U S 01:.tm 1 JUdg1.· ruled her tt• ... umon v 1nadm1~s1blc• and w11uld n11t 1wrm 1t Lht.• JUry to twar It URBAN PANEL • • • N11w ULI µlannt•r-..irnv1.J in l '11..,t..t M1·'\.1 M o nda v and w1 II 111.1k1 · .1 tl'p<1rl to tlll' puhlic dl Y .. rn Fndav .il l'1ty I lall. 77 Fa11 ( lo I \'t . T tw p.Htt I h.P.. h<'f•n stud" in~ the ul v ., :!1111 .1ert' duwntown, w hich strctc:ht.~ m a :ug-zag fro m l~·rmlfd S1n-.·1 Pomon.:1 Avt•nut• I 71h S tn-<·l. 01.ingt· Avt•nut• and 111th Stn 'l·t F11ll11wm).! intc•rvll'Wl> and tour--. 111 1h1· .1rt'.1, 1h1· parll'I I'> l'X ll4"< lt'(I I 11 '11 f.! ).! I 'I \-' ..t \'., I II I 11\ p I II V t 11 tlt11 tt11ul.1t1on .and p111p<1111t . "'h~ll lypt."S or clt•vl'loµrnt•nt l~1Uld ,., 11 nom1 c all: :ind v 1su :illv I rJh,llll'\' tht Jrf'<i Totid ~•d hl· w ..... p1 11h1IJ1l1'1J I f 1) Ill d I .. I u s ... I n ~ w h a I rt·1 o m m 1• 1H.ld 11 u1h th 1· pa 111 I m•l(hl nwkt.·. but ...:11d ht· d1d11 t fofl~'(' <tnV rad1t·.;1l 1 h.1n~1~ lit· o;a1d h1· "'J" 1J<1rltcul.1rl" 1111pn'SS(.-d \Ao 1th Lht-$17 m1l111111 Sp.1n1sh-sty h · Pac·1'1l· Ft•dt·ral Sav111~s .1tHI Luan 1Ju1 lcl1111o( 111mpll'l1'll 1;i.,1 \t'ar 1n th1· ht·art .,( th'" r1..J1·\.t·l•1µmt.·nt Jrt·~· II Ii; 11111 q111•111 1111 11111111(:1111 11111l11ht v 111 ''" 111 u11v1·1111111·nt .. t•)C pl1111wtl ( '11111111 c· .. ,,.1 l 'ou111 y Su/w 1 Vl1t111 St111111· Wr lt(hl Mt >1·11k 111 111 v1n• p11·w1tll·111 111 tltt• '\lljlf'I Vll>Ol It IJMUt lllllUll "( >w wh11l1 1hrw111,.10 t·upll11t• 1111 l11t .1I 1(11V1·1111111•11l u 1>11rt11111 ul 1•Xl1>lll11( ~IHlt • I t'Vl"llU1•11 u111f h 11v1· I h1·111 il1·dtt .tlt•d to 11t·hool11 und lta, 111 l(llVt'l lll lll'llt." liht• -..11d 'l'ltt• Ulllt'lldttll'lll 1111 rt·1·tlV Ill ht•ttll( dt ufll·d 111 S11n 11111t•11l11 1111 ptt·11•·11IJ1t11111 tc1 th1· L1·~111lu1u11· 111 th•· 111•1\l "''",.,.ti w1·1·k:c II 11ppr11Vt'(1 b y lh•· I .c•l(tKl.111111., lilt• Mesa's e l ect i o n 'cheap ' L'11v 1·1Hllll 11 1·:i 11 J1di1Lt·i. 111 c11,1.1 M··'·' ,,pt·n1 s1~.uoo f1~hl1tl~ fol lWll l'OUnt'tl :-t•Ul~. t•o 11111a1 c·tl Lo l)l'••rhy Nt•wµort B1.•ad1 po l1tH'Jl hup1•fuls who Spt•lll $1 57,()0l) c J "' JJ :i I /.{ II d I :-. l I () s ll I' I' slJll'111 <•1H:-rl'h'.1s1·d Tut•sday ..;how that C hris to phe r St1.•t:I. who (1n1s h1•tl third 1n tht· Nov1·mlw1 rat'l'. was lht• b1~1>st spt•l\dl·r al $8/l75 Alioul $8.000 t'llmt· from his own pc>1:kC'l. "I guess 1f it la kes a lo t of mom•y lo w111 l o bviously didn't six·nd enough." said S teel. who 1n tht· Novt·1nbH 1WH2 t>lt.'Ct1on. luSt (or tht• third 11m1· "I think th;1t k ind uf nimwy ;,al this lt•vl'I 1:- unnt'('t·~..:trv I think thl'r<.' o ulo(ht to ht· o;..nw limit " Al km· &·h;ift·r. till' t11p voh · gt·tlt·r !>JH'l\l $~.1 :17 ond h<1:-. $1 .H70 l1·f1 1n ht•r l'.Jmpa1g11 1'•)((1•1., Shi· s<.1v:-:-h1•'ll u~· 1h1• 111111wv 1•11' futun· 1·u1n p:11,Kns Sd111f1·1 ,·,llll•d twr 1·:11np<i1~n 'l"''lldtng "It ,di..t11 ' .111d :-aid II 1.AJk1·-. <1t lt ·:1:-l th.ti n1ud1 tu w111 ,1 1 ...... .1 '4'.tl t11d.1\ Nllt r11a I l1 ·rt111g wl\11 f1111 sllt'd '\1'('11t1tl .111d "' ..... l'"'('l\•d ,., lll't I h11 d lt 1111 '111'111 $2 .HH I A I t h 11 u i.,: h I h 1• 1 .1 111 µa 1g11 ,t;ttt•11w11t ... 1t11w:-. lwr 111 dt•bt It,• $5!1 J • ..,Iii• -..11d lht· fl,Klll t• lta:-!'>lllt I• bt'('0 rt'ifUtt'll (11 ,1h1111t $'g1() dut· to l.i:-1 1111nut•· t .1111p.11gn 1·11n trt hut 1111" llt-1 t111i.: ..... 1d 1.tw w nuld ltk1• to ..,..c lot JI 1·11·1 111111 'P''t1d111..: l 11111l1·d I ll .1lt 11 ut $:~ ll(llJ "Otlw rv.1"· .... 1 11·,trwt pt·11µl1 · wh11 1•11 11 1u11 Al th.11 lt·v1 ·I 11\\ hodv "' lt11 11·.tll\ ..... 1111.., 111 t a11 f>lll 1hio1 lt.11 Ill th1 rtl\~ 1>.1v1· Wtwl'l•·r . who f1n1:-h1'ht·d fifth sµt·nt $1,40() l'!:tuJ1;:i K1·ilv W<·VC'r who 1•Jn1t• 111 liJ~I . Wo1.., 11111 rt'\IUll t'll Ill f ti<• ii ... 1.111 •1111·111 -.111n twr 1·1111111bL1l11111!-. \'l'fl' u m.it I $~110 V ariahle c loudiness Coas tal 11a1·a1>•P cl<>ud•nest tonoQl\I 8nd r today .,..creo,m11 111te F ••day wtlh ~' h1n• of ,a1n tor 1ne weekend Overn•O'" lows 38 to •5 HIQhS Ft10&y ~"r 60 E•se w ne 1e f rom Poon i Co,,cep 110,.. to lhe Mea1c1,.. l>OtOer anO out 60 miles W1nd1 becom1no not 1hwest 1on10111 motlly 10 10 15 ~no11 ove< outer w11te<s an<! l!Qhl tnd v.,1al>le oYer .nnet w ale• s Winds lurntng llQhl and vanaOll' Frtday becom•no 1outherly 10 10 20 knois ove• outer water' In Ille alter,,oon Small ~te<ly 1wt11I ' 10 • tlM!I f.'.ully clovdy lhrouQtl Friday wllh •l'C•Ms•no clOvd' la1e F<1clay and A cha net-01 , ,.,,, tor the early w~lleno f · .. ~ . .'Hlllllllflr.~· More snow mov"d 1ntu lhe M1owesl tOOay and a new Pac1hc t19rm hit Soultwrn Caltforno~ with rain ano '119h wmcls rat&•no tears 01 muost•dea on coatt81 11re11J 1>111ter eo by tnu1 ,,.,,,..., laJt ~ Flo rin a mftan t ,,, .. w ets f~CO'*'AllOQ lrOm a 8+H1e! (It 1nrr1Ac1oe• that knocked out powe< 10 thou~nos and let1 thr"" people dead The 51818 wH 1111 b~ 26 l o rnaoo ea Tu•tOay an d WeclneM!ay 11111t n_.turneo ""' "nd mob ile h omes b!'f ore heA<l1no ovl to .. e Snow wu eKpeclll<Hd trom M tehigan IUld W18Conllln onto l'Oflhern llllno+• with anotl'ler II 10 i5 1nc;'1e1 o l •ccumuta11on pre<11clecl 1n parl& of Mlc'11gan Mlnl'lOSOIA and low• Snow •••o wa1 for.cell tor eoul hetn Colorado 1oulhern Ulah Nevacl• and Amon• HHvy ra1na -• Hpe<:lllcl 1n the na<l'1 ,4\lltttllC ttalff, Wllh II llU'1 lloocl "'''°" Potted for llOVlhetn N .... Er>Olttn<I fempe1ature1 arouno 1'1• nallon •I m10n1Q'1I PST •ange<I lrom 5 Oegr••I below HrO In F'argo. N 0 10 117 (leQr-In ~9)' ~ .. I Fla l mOU..•yh field "' San OteQO aa ol 9 " m Wednesday r '•Oily F e or ua1 v 4 Th .. storm wlliCh haO I IOI mote c.oltl "'' lhaf\ e•oected Drooorit heavy 1onow• Wll<lnes<J•y 10 1ne m ounl a1n1 f!aSI ol S11n 0 1eoo a n o the snow l evel cl•OC>l)ecl 10 2 000 leer he Nltd .At Mount•1n EmP,>r• Junior Hogn ScnOOI on Pine v~ 04!••1)' 100 P..,P•I~ spent the n1Q'11 O•n•"9 on caletena loocl •fte< thelf Ou--e unable to make •I tr11oug'1 the snow the county 01au1e• Prepar11<1,,eu otlice u lcl Anot,.,., 30 achOOic:tl•l<lr.., ttom Brawtev _., ttr81\0ll<I •n Atpine and spent 1110 night at tne Community Cen 1er when lhe storm prevented lhem lrom being tiused bac k h o m e alter a .,,,aJ<i! "'a1t:twno '"P to San °'900 Cl@v.., employees at .A~tesn Trteprione and Telegraph• l'•r"nl~ Snow(!} m1crowa ... repeater 1ota1ton l'IOf11\ ------------------------01 Juhan ~· lhe ntQhl at lhe pt&nl ~nc-e tne., c.ars could no1 make It over 1ne snow<overf!d mountain roads T emperatures NAT'I<>" HI Lo .t\lllany 45 38 AIDvquerQUI! 31 25 Am1111llo 36 08 Aanev1lle 60 36 All(lnll 6i 35 Allenhc C.1ty !>2 4• Auahn se 34 Balt1mo•e 59 49 B1lling1 '3 17 B1rmtnoh&m 58 33 S.smarck ... 00 Botae 42 21 Brownsv•lle 70 51 Bullato 5• 38 BurllnglOll 43 38 Ct1aoer 22 05 c11 .. a..ton S C 85 •II Cherleston w II 82 33 CN!tlolle. N C 85 39 Ctieyenn<t 28 00 Ctitcago 34 25 C1nc1nna11 55 32 Cleveland 55 39 C01umo1a S C. 87 42 co1um1>ua so 35 Ot1llH ·FI Wortll •5 30 Oeylon 55 31 o.tiv.-33 12 Oet MOI,_ 27 10 OettOll 52 34 Oulull'I ie 00 El Puc !>5 faroo 2 1 f'l901t111 l3 Great F,.11, ,, Harllo<d 40 Hetena 38 Honotulu 8 1 Hou11on 51 1nc11anapo1tt 5 t J11Cklt()(I MIU 48 JllCltlOf'lvtlle I I Kanau City 28 Lal Vegat •5 Ltllte Rock 41 Lou1av111e 5• LubOOCk 39 Memp!'ltl •9 Miami 119 Mllw•ukee 3• Mp4 .. St P11ul 24 NHhVUle 56 ~ O<lean• 53 ~York 55 NO<"IOll< 8• N0<"1'1 Platte 28 0ti1enom1 C•ty 34 Omen• 21 Ottando ,, PMllcle4phla 50 PhOenl• 55 Pllttbvt9h .,, Por11and. Me 40 Pa<llaf\cl O<e 53 PrOVl<MnQe 4'i R::yll 84 ~ Cny 24 '*'° 37 Rtctwnoncl a3 Salt Lalla 35 SWI Anlonlo Ill lllf RIPllT 311 08 23 04 31 16 61 40 n 3• Sea Ille 58 •3 SllreVf'pOtt 39 31 S•ou• Falls 21 03 St l ou11 36 2.) St Pelt! I arnpa n 83 SI Sii!! MRr"' 26 10 SPo'ane 39 23 Syracuw. 40 37 Topella n IT lucaon 55 45 45 14 36 27 3t l • 3J SB 23 io 35 )1 S' 52 II 23 07 54 52 411 38 38 41 ., 45 12 211 49 ,2 38 TullO l l ,3 Wesriongton 6? ~2 W1Cht111 27 t3 CALIFORNIA B11kersl•e10 81 48 Eureka 113 •8 Frosno 66 45 Lanca.ster 42 " LOS Anoefes ei 56 Pa10 Rot>te• 51 33 Red Bluff 83 .... Re<lwOO<I City 59 u S•cr11mento 53 •5 S•Hn .. 57 43 Ssn 01900 60 51 San F tancllCO 55 48 S•n,. Ba1oa1a 84 •3 81ook1on 53 42 B111tow 48 40 B;g Beer 37 Ill Bla/\op .... 111 C11ta11n1 54 411 Long 81111<:'1 50 !I() Monrovia 55 47 Ml WlfltOf'I 38 28 Newport BtNt<ltl 82 48 Onlatlo 51 43 Palm 99flngt 53 " PHaclena 116 48 River aide 62 43 S•n Bernaroino 48 41 8el'I Gabri.I 68 46 SWI JOM 118 47 Santa N\a 116 66 811r'la Cru1 81 !>4 T ides TOOA'Y feconcl l'\IOl'I U t pm 36 Setiorid tow 7 IJ1 p.m u ,,.,.1 FltM, hlgfl 211 a m .. ., """ low t4t am u 9-ld fligtl 3 21 ptn 3 0 leooncl low 1 31 plll 1.t tun ••t• at 11:111 1),11\ • 11- 1"11day M ..... am. Moon , .... al "'ldnltftl M4I .... •• 10:~ • II\ l'no.y .l .-~ 11tt'1ti.111·1· w11u lt1 tlf• •t1IJ1111lk-<l \0 tlw NU.1t•'11 vutc•1N 111 Junl•, IUU4. ~tw '14111 I I 1 w 11 11 I 1 I 11 r 1 • v 1 d 1• " 1111111lltut11111 111 ~u 11ru11tt't' lhul 111111~·n y 111 x1·11 would tw •hti1 t.>d >V 11lut1• 111111 lut·ul uuvt'rnnwnl 1111 d 111'1111111 d1:.1 11t·111 ul g1 vt·n pt·1t·1•11t111{t'll Al1141. 11hun11 ur lht• 11t 1Ht• pt·r11onul int 11m1• tux 1111d ...r1lt·11 '"" would 1,.. 1·111 murkt'tl (111 l11t Ill l{loVl'I lllllt•ttt I '11111 111 ly, tht• 'l lUll' 11 hur1·11 I l'Vt•11U1•1; Wllh lt11.·<1I ~IJ\ll'l'rtm1•11l by JJ11101111u lht nu~h (undt1 h i u v11r11·1 y of w11y11. uflc•n guvt:rut..J Arlt•ne Schaf er R edevelo ping panel h ead ed by Sch a fer l'11unnlwum.Jn Arl1•nt• &•h<J ft'r h.1s ht•t·n l'lt•t. l1.·d c•ha1rman o ( l'usla M<•:-.J'!> HC'dl•vclo pmt•nt AKt'llt')', th<· pam·l ovC•nil-eing tht• r1•v1ta l1 z<1l1011 o ( :l OO aC'rc·'> downtown s, ha(c•r, whu w a:-t'll·ttt·d to th1 • 1 mm ul 1n 1978 a nd ht'l'umt· 111.1vw 111 IHllO. w<1s l'lt'('t<-tl to a two \'t•ar lt·rm Ent J ohnsu11 "'hu w;,c. t•lt-<:lt'<i \'tl'1· m a vor 111 N11v1•mlx•r. ~•d ht• w11uld at'l't•µl th<· JIV:'ot tf he didn't lt,l\'1· lo t·ha1r lhl' H1'<.l1·v1·lopm1•nt p ,1 n t· I I n L h 1· pa s t t h t• 1 h.Jt rm .. m:-h 1 p has gon t• to thl' Vll"I' mHV11r Cu u n t 1 I w o m .1 n N o r m a llf·rtz11g. who was t•lt'<'lt-<l in 1974 and was m;1v1u-in 1977. wa:. rt· l'lt'('ll 'fl a!> V.l('l ' cha1nnan O( tlll' 1!11!1•\ 1·l11pmt·nt Ag<·m·v by t•on11>1ICMkcf (ormuliu lH nu111y cuee, thl• at.aw 1uddenly h1t11 dutnat!d llw formula, forcing l111·lJ I govt"rOn'ltHtlll to mu kc· 11ltcnlflt•ttnl bud get rt-dut·t101111 w llh llUle advance notll't' The• lit.ate dlstribulA'lf $Z hllll11n tu 1.·uunt1c·1 1rnd $1:.! IJ1ll10n to lil'houl11. C IUc'tl 11lw1 rc -t.'l•ive funds. "Tht' h~rd1'ttl thing we flk•c· 111 prc·pnrlng u 1m .. hmmary budKt•t wtth11u1 knuWlnJ< whul lht-:cwtt• 111 1'(11111g to do lo UH Th111 prupo1u.1l would allow u11 lo ng -rangt.· olunntnll." 11a1cJ Sha11te County Superv1.10r Stephen Swendiman, t'OUnly WUIOCl•Uun lf'<.'flnd VICt' preelct.nt Although un t·1uw·t fur-11\ula for dividing thl' monlt"ll h"" not tx-.•11 c.J .. vl*'<f. McYeak aatd It wOYld ~ cen t ered u p on •ac h area •i popul11U1m , rwt-<l ond tht> ltnlOUnl 11 f 111or1t.-y I\ h us hluo rte ully· l'l't't'IVt~ Md't·tik :1dd1-.I th/Jl tf the at.au• l'Ons t• lu t1on Wt' rt' omt.>ndcd u11 p r 11 p 1111 t• t..l , 1 t w o u I d g 1 v <· 1axpuy1•1 H mon · d1re<·t contro l 11vt'1 hc1w 1 ht·ir tuxes an• 11pent hy guvc:mm1·n1 Coas t route • HB Ill buried unde r s and A portio n o r Pa<·1ftl" Coa s t Highway in Huntington Bea<.·h burn'IJ undt•r t.ons o ( sand tn<ty be cluscd Cor sevt•ral Wt...oc.·k,,,. of fit·ials say St.ind removal 1s t•xpct·tcd 111 tak1· at least a w et•k. possibly two, an·ord1ng to t·1ty P ulJlt<.• Works 01rt·<:Wr Paul Cook Rut the highwa y bt•lwt.•t.•n Goldc·n West Street and Warm·r Av<•nul' will be dosed longer 1f Lhc·n · 1s damage: from last wN>k's pounding from high ttdt's. tng waVl'S and ht•avy ram "W<· won 't know lh<' extent o f <fomagt> Lo th1• highway until WC' un('over 1t," Cook s<ltd. "But wt· do know that al least 001· S<.>C.'t1un het:-. tx"t'n undermined " The• Cahforma Trans portation I) t' p a r l m 1· n l h :.i s t !'1 l• responiub1l1ty for the r<'palr and ma1n l l'nanc l· u ( th t· itta t l'1 h~tlway But l'llY offtctals have bft·n 1ry1ng w (and a t:1>ntractor , to do tht• w ork to <:xpt·dilt• matlN'S C ity 11ff1c1al:-n-<.-ei vt.-d wntt.ni assurance: fro m s tale 0 H1c1a b W<-<lrwsday that the dty would ht-rt·1mbuf"S(-d ror the w o rk . Sand removal 1s expected W cost about $WO,OOO, Cook said The highway 1s cov e red b y two fi."<•t of sand in pla<.-es. The highway elosure to n :ed 11fftc1als or the Amigos d e Bolsa Chica to cam·cl a tour scht.-dulcd Saturday o f the Ro lsa C hica &ulogical P reser ve, which 1s loc:au..-d in th1• dus(.-d-()f( a rea P an el urges d e m o lition o f burne d sch o ol wing A Fo untain Valley SC'hool D1stm·t advisor y commit~ has rt.·eornmcndt·d demol1t1on of a H arpN Sehool wing tha t has bf'l•n gutt.ed twice by rm.• A rt•porl by the 11aqx·r &:hool Advisory Committee will be pn~·nted tonight to the Board of Trustees. The board ml>t'ts at 7<iO 111 th<' dis tric t headquarte r s, 1n10 Oak St Tht.• c:om m1ltl't', madt• up o f p;.irl'nlS and d1 stnt·t 0 Hu:1als. was ask1.J b y the· board to study the d1str1t t's opt1uns rcgardin~ Wll\g D. which was damaged by arst•n hrt's in IY77 and last Octob<>r . ThC' building was bt.'ing u.s<.-0 for s to ragt.>, n ot d asses. whf'n tht• most r~nt (are <X'C\Jrred The· romm1ltct> report cunt.ends that re cons truc tion w o uld lw un w ise bl'(·ause t h e sch ool, lcx:au'i:I a t 18685 Santa Ynez St • ts ~:hl-duled for dosure in 19lH dut> to dedmmg e n rollm ent. The· report s tates that th1• d1stn <.·t's enro llment 1s no t likely lO increase <•n9ugh to warrant rl'opcnrng o ( tht· st·hool for Ht leas t I 0 yN1N Patriots parade has it all Rilt;.v grand .marsh al of Saturd ay n1a':ch in Lagun a Yuu'v(· got you r elowns. your bJnds and baton twirlers, your ('qUl.'Strian<i and ma.)Orett.e-s. along with ant14ue ea rs. float s, dtgntt.anl-'S anti lndtaru.. and parucipants Crom m ore lhan Junior auzen honors thlS year 100 organiuations wtll step o rr go \0 Laguna Beach High School d own Park A venue near Laguna s eniors A n d r ea S c hae fer and Beach High School begmrung at Steve Mauro. 11'.., th1• 17th a nnual PatnoL<> Day Parad(• 111 Laguna Beaeh. 11 a .m Saturday And long-ume Lagunans Ll'S School bands, driU teams. rolor a nd Frances Chatham wert:- guards and majore ttes from named "H onored P a tnots of . the campuses thr oughout Southe rn Year" by the parad e associauon Me a lawman set to hang up badge CallCorrua will be compeung for awards. The parade route begins o n Park. conti nuing down t o Novelty e ntries will r a nge Gle nney re where par t1c1pants from tap dancers to 3 mule team. wtll turn right onto Glenne yre C 11 st a M t' s:.. r l's 1 den l L t Grand marshal for the parade Str~t Another right tum b rin gs EdwardJ Postelisret1nngtoday this year is Fifth Distric t the parade up Forest Avenue w ,\hl•r :!5 VC'Jr?. with lht' Orange Supervisor T om Rtle y. City Hall where it will disband. Countv marshal's orfiet>. Oth e rs who w ill be hon ored about two hours after its 11 a.m Post,•1. ~>2. was in charge or the Saturd ay include J o h n Padach start. tran s fer o r tnmale!> at Harbor Jr . a civk activist In Lagu na Muninpal Court in N e wport Beach and a two-time president Awa rds for band t'n tnes and Bt'al'h A J>Jrly in his hono r will o f the parade board . who has others will be presented tx· h<'ld t1t the Santa Ana Moose b een n amed "Citize n o f the follo w ing the pa r a d e in the Lod._tp Year ." adjacent Irvin e Bowl. ~~...:.:....~~~~~~~~~~~~..:.....:.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Elegant Gifts at Special Prices for the New Year! 14K Chain• a Br•c•l•t• ................................... 'h off COBRA Reg. NOW 20" light Cobra Neck ........ $37.95 118.99 30" light Cobra Neck ........ $66.96 127.99 FLAT WHEAT 8" Flat Wheat Brleelet ....... $87.95 16" Flat Wheat Neck ........ S179.95 18'' Flat Wheat Neck ........ S197.95 HERRINGBONE 943.99 $87.99 $98.99 20" Herringbone Neck ..... $10 1.95 $49.99 30" Herringbone Neck ..... 1153.95 178.99 ,e .. Box Neck ~.~~ .. ~~~·r1 12.e5 18" Box Neck ................... 125.95 20" Box Neck ................... 139.96 ................... 158.N 16" Solid Rope Neck 27" Solld Rope Neck $100.95 $1 13.95 1121.95 $39.99 $46.99 $77.99 $299.99 $499.99 $13.99 $18.99 $18.99 $48.99 .s&e.99 a&e.99 tn.• .... I • .J . I • ' I I I I I _, Orenge COat t DAILY PILOTfThurtday. "•bruery ta, tll3 48 STATE 23 dead in winter's worst storm R e a gan budget wo uld c ut $1 billio n Califo rnia a id By Tbe Au oclated Pren SACRAMENTO Prt'tltdc•11t ltt•ug1.111'11 proptlli4-mt~·ratJ<· lcg1slallve leadt'r "T he pn.>S1dent'11 pn.1poe1ed t'Ul.'i uppt·ur lo full mOlit severely on the shoulders of the pt.-o0ple of our st.all' who l'an least afford to IOIW the m inimal support they now ra.-e1ve," said Senate President Pro Tern David Roberu . D-Lo8 Angeles. Gas users m ay get larger bills LOS ANGELE.':> Southl'rn California Gas Co. wants to lower 1ts pm.-es lO electnt uuhttes in a move that could ral.Se the bills or res1denual gas uiwrs But rt'S1dent1al customers would h ave to shoulder larg1.•r bills .• mywuy, 1f tht> l'Ompany tontinut>s lo lost' the elt'l·trtl' ut1ht1l'S as t·ustonwrs. Southc<rn Cahforma Gas 0H1c1al'i said Wedm'Sday Mon dale : Rat ify ALT II t re aty S AN FHA NC I SC< J Fortnl'r Van· Pn•s1t.h•nt Waltl'r Mondalt• ~ays lht· Unill'd S t<tll'l> should ratify thl' ~ALT lI treaty and rl'sumc· nP1'(ot1at111ns for a t'omprehens1ve ban on nudt«tr tt-sts tu ~huw tht• world 1t 1~ S(•rtuu..., di:xJUt arms l'Ontrol Drugs m ay avert h eart a ttack s ST ANf'OHD Mt•J1 t'id rt•:H·art·ht·rs s tudy ing sudd1.·n "cardial' arrt>St say they havt• 1dcnttf1ed the l'ellular met·harnsm that enables chest-pain dru~s to protet't against heart attack.~. And if the drugs WC'l'l' us.o'Cl a~ µn·vent1vt• ml-011.·me. a "sizeable proportion" of the 500,000 y1·arly dt'aths from sudden l'ardiac arrest could be aver tt'Cl, ali.·ordmg to tht· Stanford University team. Ganne tt to sell Oakland T r ib u ne OAKLAND Hobc•rt Mavn.ird. th1· first blat·k editor and publisher of a major d~11ly Am~·ncan newspapt•r, has signed an agreement in pnm·1plr to buy th1 · Tnbum· n1.•wspa~r from the Cannell Corp. G annt•tt, which pun·hd~l'J till· I 72.000-<'1rcu lallon newspaper in 1979. said 1t must sell the Tnbum· bc'(:aUSt• ll r~entl y acquirC'd San Franc·1sco-ba!.ed KHO N-TV. f£'dC'ral regulations forbid newspaper owners to buy tclcv1sion stations in their area and keep both NATION A liens to drain Social Security? WAS HINGTON -lf 10 pt•rt'f'nt of the alll·n.s working illegally in tht' Un11.t.'CI Stall~ t'Vt•ntually draw Scx·1a l Security, the re tiremc•nt sysl<'m woulJ have to pay out $1 billion annually, acx:ordmg to a prl'l11111nary congn.~1una l report The rost cou ld reach $2.4 billion if 25 percent of the illegal a liens and other ahc•ns not l'nt1tl1.od to work 4ualtfy for Social Security benefits. the GPm•ral Aixounung Office report said. $6 millio n in cocaine d isco ver ed MIAMI -US Customs agents at M1am1 International Airpo rt said tht•y found 2 1 pounds o f cocaine· worth a n csumated $6 m1lhon 1.'0n{'('alc-d in a shipment of fresh flowe~ from Colombia Bill would (J K surpl us g i veaway WASHINGTON -More than $1 billion in surplus dairy and grain products would be funneled t.o the nation's nc-'Cdy next year under legislation outlined by a bipartisan group of senators Hy Tb• A11oda 1ed t're11 A •lnrm that dumpc~ two ft.~t o f anow un Southern Qallfomla mounwlrui 1.,11 42 a ·houlchlldren alrMnt.lc-d tudJly, whllto a foot of new •now waa fur«ul for pMrtal of tht-Mldwt'tlt, wh .. re 23 pe<>plt' hove ulrcudy diud In the region'• wor•l 11torm of tht> wlnwr. "' Florida, thouund1 of people lo.t power temporully •Ile r a rt'l:o rd •t.rlnti ot tornadoea 1wept the at.ate 1md left three people deud . Wind.I guaUng to 74 m ph W ednesday In Penn1ylvan la toppled t.rees and overturned two tracto r-trailer• 1n Erie. T h e National Weather Service urged local residents to stay lndoor1. The brunt of th e winter 1tonn was ove r upper Mich igan and (' For the bird W11&.'0ruln th11 momln61. t..lurnplng up lo l ~ 1ncht1t1 uf anow In 110me pl~ And whipping drlflll with ai•le·fol"l't' w lnda Th~ 1wnn wu hC'Mdlnai 1nw Canada Heavy ralri wa. furt't'Ut Lud1i1y In the north Atlantic 1U&tc1, 1md tht-weathcir 1ervlco t..u :d 11 tllUlh flood watch tor llOUthern New England. S trl·ci. wc:ru ulrddy tloodt·u In M o b ile, A lo., ond wt!tfutrn North Carolina. Temperatures fell to bi'luw zero \Oday In par t.I of Mlnnceot.a •nd the Dakot.a1, but morn lnl( reudlnp produ<.~ record highs for the date In All4'nl0wn, Pa., where It w1t1 56, and Albany, N.Y., 50. Mean w h ile, a n e w Pat'iflc storm hit waterl~ed Southern .. i\ ~u thering of g u lls is a <'ommon s~ht arounJ Rich a rd Ba r r e ll a s they a pp~a r for a h a ndout. Ha rrt•tt, a South Laguna farmt-r . feed. the birds e ve ry other duy. ruin or sh ine. <.:.uror111a w ith ruin, gu.ty wind und anow ln cul••m San Dlt'gu County, 11earl y 100 pup1l11 Wl'rt· lempf)nrlly 11trnndcd Kl tht•lr junior h igh *:hool in Pinc VaUey oftcr bu1K'1 Wt're un•blc t.11 K•·t thn>uMh two f~t of 111111w lo takt· them home, thl' c·ounly DhwslN P rt'port•dnt·t1is otrkt• •uid. All wurt· plc:kt!<J up W1.'(Jnc:'1ldoy night by lhclr parenl.8 uftt•r rood.s w1•r1• 1u ffklently t'ln 1rt'd1 Ht1id duty olfkcr C.rolyn l lo1·11hman. A nother JO c hildn•n wt>rt' •Ul ylna at a l'urnniunity t·cnter 1n Alpine, alao in tht.> mountains 1.·u11t or S an Diego At Ac·lon, about :w an1h·11 nort h of UJll Angt>IC'ii, 25 tt:wc:h..rs 11nd 12 pupils wt·n· s trandt•d t'lll ly tuJMy Ill II .:hool~ U\al WM without h~•l becau H of th• atorm Th(' chUdren were kept at th1.• 11chool a ftttr t wo but•• ickJdd :d utf ro.da W edneeda)'.. Gulc·fol'C\> wind. ca~ four boota In Low er Otay Lake near Sun Dlt'(lO aa the flah lng ..,..,., uJA•n.t-d Wcdnc.day No lnjurift wc>rt-rcporlt>d. Abo ut 40,000 San Die go r1111dents wf>rf' with out powe r during thl' atorm, but "no ~jor art·u11 Wl·re blacke d out," aald Tom LMrlmore. a apokesman for San Oiugo Gas and Elec:ttic. F'on·c:aster a warn e d o f rhu <.hl1de1 In coastal are a • blltlt·red by fo ur atorma laat w1-.·k. I.Jut wd the latett 1conn hud ll-SS punt•h . Truckers' s trike • • • impact growing; violence mounts By Tbl' Associalt'd f'ress . A Mtl waukt'c brt.'w1.·ry tul bat·k o pt'rat1ons .ind l'<.il1frn ni;1 growers warnt-d that Valt•ntin1• Day ro&•s might w1th<'r lit'<·au~· o f th1• nat1onw1d1• -.trik•• 1,, tnd<•pt•ndl·nt tru1. k•·r-. . ...., ho ..... work111g eountt·r p<1rl!. dt·ma111.J1'<.I fr'<fl'ral µrotN.·tion Crum s1111x·rs arsomsL'> and vand.1b Off1l·1a ls rt'por1t•d m1ir<' thJn :mo trul'k.'1 hav1· ht·•·n da11i.1g1·d ww dnvc·r slain ,.nd 'l.7 p1·11µl1· lllJUn·d 1n v1olc·nu· ~lt·rnm111g from th!" shuuJuv.11 whath v. .1:. l :allPd lJy thl• l11d1 JH lldt•l\l Trul·kt•r.. Assuc.·1~1uon on M11nck1\ to protc•st h1glwr lul'I t.1x<< Jncl ft't. ..... S h o t fired a t truck er Anuhc1m pol1t:l' sa1 <l today lht:y a re 1nvesl1gat1ng a truck dnvt·r's claim tha t so1nt.:om· shot a t him as h e drove h1:-. rig eastboun d on tht> H1verc;1de Fr~way The unidentified dnvN told o ff H·ers he was near tht• anterl'hange with 1he Nl·Wport Freeway at 7.05 am today when a gray car pulled alungsadl' Ht• saJd a shot was firc-cl through a side window. a<."COrdmg t.o poU<-"' A pohl'e spok£>Sman said 1 h<· shot may have ~n fired from a n ne The driver was not hurt Officers saJd 1t was unknown 1f the incident w as r<:lated t.o the n a t 1 o n w 1 d c i n d e p t• n d 1.' n t truckers' strike Food s h1pm<·nts t o som e 1':asH·rn t·1t1t·:. Wt·re cu rtaile d Wl·dn1·sday. and some produce pr 11.t·s re~·. Rc·11n1•tt Whitlock. preside nt of A11ll'rtrn11 Trut·kang Associations, :.1•nt .J lt·ttt·r to At torney General W1ll1am F'rc•nt·h S m ith , rl <' m a n d 1 n g t h e J u s t i c e l.X•p<,1rtm1·nt and tht· FBI play a gri .. 11c·r ro le• 1n fighung the v. 1clt•s 1H<·Jd lilood s h('d and 111 um1da lion "Thln"s an absolute need for ,1r .. ng fl•d l'ral leadership. fo\'Clt•ral law cnfon~ment officials rnust make thl'1r intentio ns known ,ind thl'ar presence felt." lw smd US attorneys a cross t he c ountrv havt• been told "to be on lht• Jlc·rt.. for any violations or I • • J t' r :1 I I a w • s a 1 d J u s t i c e lJ1·p.:trtml'nt spokesman John Hussc>ll. who said he w as not Hwan• l)f Wh1tloc:·k 's letter . In T1•hal'h<tp1, ~la~s fragments ~prayt·d an th<' right eye of a Southern California truck driver wh1•n his d1c-sd truck was hit by ..,omc·than~ as hr drove under a hrad~t· I t w a.., t h l' fir s t incide n t rt·µc1rt1•d an Kern County that rn.1\' bt· r1•latt-d to thf.' 4-day-old md1•1x.·ndc•nt truckc·rs· strike. .Joc•I Moa·no. :J9. of Font.ana told s h <>r df 's d e puties W<'dnc••Kfav that tht' u nknown o bJC•t 1 htt ·hi" wind s hield and dJm.11'(c-d the t ruc:k's front grille a11d radiator Mc·,inwhalt'. Florida o ffered lf1ghway P<ttn>I protection to t rut k1·1 s 1 f mo r t• requests a re r('('(' 1 vrd The mea sure would mak t' availa bl e any government-owned commodities to eligible non -profit st.ate and local agencies. including food banks. school lunch programs. soup kitchens. disaster relief agencies. child care centers and charities. R e tirem ent age d ispu t e continues S upport funds so ug ht f or Coast Y M CA HOSPITAL SEAR CH CONTI NU I NG • • WASHINGTON The fragile sup port for a bipartisan Social Security rescue plan is threatened by a dispul~ over raising t he re tire ment age. with a key congressman saytng he will oppose the enure package if that is done. That LSSUe and other problems racing a $168 billion package drafted by the National Comm1ss1on on SodaJ Security Refonn have cropped up during House Ways and Means Committee hearings. WORLD Moscow d e no unces R e a gan m eeting MOSCOW -T he Soviet Union today denounced President Reagan's White House meeting with six Afghan guerrillas as a "pr ovocative" move. T he o fficial Tass ne ws agency a lso rcpt>ated accusations that the Reagan administration is trying to "increase instability in the southern border or the U.S .S .R." by e xpa n ding w hat il called an "undeclared war" against Afghanistan. Bush confers with NAT O e n voys BRUSSELS. Belgium -Vice Presiden t George Bush confe rred w ith NATO o!flcials today. seeking re n ewed solidarity among the West.em allies In U.S .-Soviet nuclear arms reduction talks. Officials preparing fbr the talks said Bush would stress the im por tance o f strong defe nses against a Soviet buildup of con ventional and nuclear weapons. He was meeting today with the ambassadors t.o the North AUantic Treaty Organization, and with t he alliance's clvil.J.an and mil.J.tary staff. More than 1()0 volunlft"rs a re trying lO raise $100,000 for the Orang<' Coa st YMCA 1n the o rgan1zat1on's a nnual s upport dnvf" Newport Beach Mayor Evelyn H art a nd Cos ta M es a Councilwoman Norma Hertzog will head the volunteer team. The s upport drive is the YM C A 's main fundra1s ing activity o f the year and 1s expected to produce about 11 percent or the YMCA Opt>rating budget, moat or which com es from eamed income . According to YMC A Executive Director Jim de Boom. the YMCA raised $88,000 in 1981 but slipped nearly $15,000 in 1982. De Boom blamed the economy for the d rop in donations. Thl• vo lunteer group Is t•xpected to concen trate it s f.'ffort.s on a rf.'a businesaes, service clubs and foundations. The money drive e nds March 3. We're Listening ••• Whal do you like ~bout the Da lly Piiot~ What don't you like" Call the n um ber at le ft and your meeage wUl be recorded, tranteribed and delivered co~ appropriate editor. T he same 24·hour answerin1 service may be u1ed to record let- te rs to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors m\ltl Include their name and te lephone number for ve rification No circulation calls, pl ease 642•6086 Tell us what's on your mind OA~ COAST Dally Piiat . Chesy hw.etlty fditot ond A ..... ON to .... """'""' L.Keyidwtts v~,,_... ... OirKIOr ol ~ lerw-MI M•liMn C-Olet From Page A 1 the• "nuck•us" of tlw complt-x. w h1t•h he said could bt.·t·om e "something both Irvine and th<' rest o f th<' cou ntry would rc,'Ogniw as a very special pla<.'(' " He e n v11>1u ncd a top-notc h l'O m plex o ffe ring not on I y acute-t•a re medical services but associa ted o ffices. r esearc h cente rs and high-techno logy plants manufactunng medically related goods St-vc>ra l t1mei. dunng his spct>ch he offered to help "blend interests" betwe<.>n IMC and UCl off1c1als N 1 e I s e n s A 1 d a t a p r l' s s con f f.'rence following W ed n C's day 's s pl' t' l' h that company officia ls p rivately made their o ffer to 1 MC lead e r s Monday. On Tuesday. the IMC Board o r Oin'Ctors 8t'Ct'pl£'d the pro pus a I 1 n l'O n ('<'Pl , I M C Prf.'sidt·nt David Baker said. T h 1• n n n o u n c e m e n t Wednesday l'ame as a surprise fo r two r easons: lt signaled a t·han ge In Ir vine Comp any st rateg y in thc long-standing hospital issue a nd It ottered an e n tir e l y n e w site f o r consider a uon. Thro ugh years of b icke r in g ANA 0 a: z 0 > ~ trvtne 0 Medlcel ~ Center ~ Site e DIEGO La nd offe red for hos p ita l pinpoin tc•cl. between UCJ and t•ommu1111 v ~ro ups over h ospit al ~Ill's. t'ompany o ff1 t·wls had rarel y taken th<' lend 1n plonnmg issues. Ins tead. thev oCten agreed Lo work with groups interestt''ve fin a lly taken the 11)1t1at1vt• on this:· one company C'X('('UtlVl' said Wednesday after \ h1• SJX't'Ch N 1 l' I s t• n s a 1 d h e w a s 1m:n •asmgly aware o f p roblems wit h other areas of the city <l1scussed as possible hospital c;1tC'S Th<'v eith er were too small nr not at.f.'eptable to community groups or the university. He said he asked compa n y planne rs lo scou r the cit y's g<-'nc-ral plan maps for a large r arc·a where all parties might work from scratch to plan a n~•ttonally rt-cognized complex - tht• type p r o ponents h a d described during yea ra of th-;cussions. IMC backt'rs have for the past six months worked on plans to build thl'ir facilit y In the Village 12 a r~a. near t h e corne r o f Borranca Parkway and Jeffrey Roorl. NicL~n sa1d that site wu too Umil<.'<.i in amount of land that t'Ou ld be devoted to the complex. The .ame was tru~ for land ucr088 Campus Dmre from UCI, he explalnro Slow developer may lose bond Rick Lawrence, the developer who ht renovating \he hlatorlc McFadden BuUdlng In Newpon Beach . h u been u ked by th• d ty Newport flooding. loss S I .8 million Mo re than fl .8 mllllon tn ~ to homell and ~ tn Newport BHch ta betn1 blamed on hi8h t.kMI and • ..,.. of 1tor m1 tllat pounded &h e ~--CoNt Liit ~ "'aiY" ¥~ eald 8 19h0ma~~mtly 1lJonl the Balboa wwe damiatd b7 the ..... JNI uld t h• U1urH wUl be ......... to .......... ,.,. of = =::.. ........ ,. to explain w h y he h11s not ( iniAhed hia project. Lawren~ h u been working on the bulldlna three years and p tutod a $6 0 ,000 bond 1ua ranteeln1 the iob wou ld bt> aorfe Dec. 31, .city o fflclalt e >tpLt.lned. The builder Nkl l oatnc pan or all of the bond. A hMrina to de1ermlne what aicuon lhould be taken ll 11t tor Feb. 18. O.nn.la O'N.tll, • fonner Newport 8lech dt,y-~, ha9 t.wl hlnd ... .........,. oftioer Lawrence tw been critka.d nuftWOUt drn. by d'1 ...... '°' hla dow worll d ....... -bond lMt yeer In , • ...,._ to complateu th• _parUallt WWW tl .. ld WUN ltM lwcm1• ........ ·- T h e bulldl n1, owned by Lawrem.,., atanda ln an .,.. tbAl 11 rreque ntly Jammed wlth tourlatt and beacb-pn. Q1y o fficial• ha ve worried thal p e d eat rl•n • c o u ld be hurl walkJna by the structure. Lawrence, who •tlmas.t be hM poUftd f3 m!Won ID10 bill thmM project. explelned that the ...-ovation wori la •tNmely llow. Arts and crafts .program at GWC An arts and crafts program, deaagned especially for elementary school teachers, scout troop leaders IUld others Interested in boutiqu~ an(! gift ideas, w lU be orfered from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays, begmrung thas Saturday at Golden West Collef(e in Huntinuton Beach. Art consultant P e11Y Puscllna will discuss simple methods for creating various projects, from needlc<:raft to craft stkka. The six-wet-k program rosts $la. Registration information can be obtained by calling 892-717 11, ext. 637. •Parents at the Hilltop Nursery School an Costa Mesa are conducting a two -d ay newspaper a nd magazine drive beginning today. Paeific Coast Highway was re duced from lour t.o two lanes rece.ntly just no rth o f El Morro Mobile Home Park a a crews worked on roadway erod ed by a J:Ough sea . Anyon e who would lake to t·ontribute ne ws pape rs, magazines, phone books or m mputer paper can drop them off at the school at 1259 Victoria Ave., or caJI 645-7841. •The Irvine Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association wall hold its monthly dinner meeting at the Hong Kong Chinese Restaura nt. Baker at Fairview, an Costa Mesa Tuesday. Coast Highway r"ep_aired_ after ··floodiiig ~. · for the next few weeks, spokeswoman sajd, Featured speaker will be Judith Carmichae l, president of Concepts II, Ltd .. an interior design firm spectaliz.ing in custom design for home and offlt'e. For further information. interested business women may contact Marilyn Cooley at 838-1022 •Cal trans crews have completed n ra ve-day repatr job on Pacific Coast Highway whe re heavy surf and high tides <.'Ombined to erod e a .portion or the earth under the road ·near El Morro Mo bile H om e P a rk, north of Laguna Beach. restric ted to one lan e during much o f the work, whl~ included dumping 900 t6na of boulders and 1.500 tons of base r oc k down th e sleep embankment to serve as a buHer against the sea . of the barriers had been removed by W ednesday, a Caltrans spokeswoman said. The work began last Friday night lNhe n a portion of the highway was found to be ·undermined by the ocean action. But with the decrease in the s i z e o f t h e s u rf', a n d no exc-eptional high tides expected, Caltrans expects no further trouble a long that s tretch o( Coast Hjghway. OCC grad earns writers' grant Former Newport Beach n-sidcnt and Orangt• <;gast Co lle ge graduate Don Meredith has been awarded a 1983 creatavc writers fellowship grant by the NauonaJ Endowme nt for the Arts. Meredith, author of thl' novels "Morning Lane" (1980) and "Home Movies" ( 1982). as one or a • hundred writers nat1onw1de to rect•1vt• a 1983 feUowship grant Meredith's rcllowsh1p IS good for $12.500. Fellows hips for creative writers are awarded to published writers o r exceptional talent lo (•nablt• them to set aside t1mc for wraung , re st•:irch or travel. Meredith. IS a 1959 gradual(.• or occ A(tcr living for several yl'ars an Europe. he curre n tly resides in Santa &rbara and lS working on a new novel. Hotel course set Orange Coast Coll ege's Ho tel Management Department is o(fcrang sax d1Hcr ent courses on its agenda this spring. Courses include : "Introduction to the Hospitality Industry," "Hotel Accounting and Night Audit," "Field Experience," "Hotel Ma rketing." "Hotel Operation ," and "Hot.t'l Law." Registration lS under way through Feb. 11 an the OCC Admassaon s Build ing . .f{egas tratao n information is available by calhng 55#\-5772 Passport Photos Ylal.We ...... ...... ,..... 3461 Via Udo 675-6122 Nexl to Ectwwd• uoo Cinema RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTHY I ;I "" ........ 1921 ..... 0RILVD. co~ MISA -541-1 156, DATED MEDICINES ARE CLOSELY WATCHED ~': ri1 Many druaa that are atock.ed by a pharmacy have //. dale on them. Afttt thla -----------Clate they are n o lonaer Truckload Plant Sale Huntington Center doily t+.rv Sat. lge. 6" poh •• Tumyour • unusables Into ......... e cash.Call • DallyPllol e claulfled 642-5671. 288 ronaadtted etrective, ~to• natural detttioratlon ef the elements that go 1nt.o maJunc them up. Thia dale la Vt'f"J dmely wal.Ched. (Of' when It Is rTached. thtw medklne9 are returned l o the manufacturer or we destroy lht'm It 1s o ur duty as a pharmacy to 1tt that every preceution Is taken to lnaun that every precription you receive la able to pttfonn M reprnent~ We are fu lly aware of thi. tt'lponsibtl1ty YUU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PllONE US when you nNrd a ch•livt'ry We w ill dt'hvt>r promptly without extra t"hargl' A great many Pt'OPI<' rely on "' for their hc>ahh n~'<is WI' Wl'lcome reque11i1 for ck?llvt'ry 5<'rviao . and t"harge tllrpUn\I. Southbound traffic w as The work crews resurraced the two southbound lanes, and l'l106t Caltrans officials will keep a close eye on .the patched portion · Making money is important -but making sure your money is safe can be just as important. So if you've been looking for an Individual Retirement Account that brings yo\J peace of mind as I well as high rates, look no furthet · than Bank of America's IRA PLUS. With IRA PLUS, you can earn some of the highest rates availabl . 11.25~*: IB MONTHS -u. •nd ... beuntial pm.oldee .. «atly withdrawal •~mlnllnwn. Cu1tt111 t•l!O la tubiect IO~ but la fw.d •• unw o1 _,n1 open.t,na for 1ho '""' ol tho tmoaunmt. • At the same time, you can rest easy knowing your investment i~ . backed by all the resources of California's leading bank. Bank of America's $120 billion in assets provides the margir) of safety you need for a long-term investment such as this. A WELCOME TAX SHELTER Of course, IRA PLUS is a comfortable tax shelter too. 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IRA Pl..US-Calibnia's .leading IRA from caiilomia's lw•na bMk. By PAT BOROWITI .. -. ............. . - DEAR REA.DDS: Choollna a method ol cont.racepUon la a very penonaf decWor\ that dependa on a number of fadorl, lncludlna Individual pre ference, p1ycholo1lcal or reUafoue atUtudes and medical h.latory. It'• alllo important to know U\e lat.mt lnlonnaUon available on how MCh method worb ·-how elf~ :!eta:.~~~~-.:. a free pam phle t c alled "Contrace ption: Compartna U\e Optlona," that I.I de.&cned to help conaumen make an informed choice. h can be ord~ by writing to the Conauner Infonnation C.en ter, Dept. M6L, Pueblo, Colo. 81~. The booklet includes a fold-out chart that lista the major methods of con traception, along with their effecUveJWa, the advantagett an() disadvan tages, sid e effectl, othe r health factors to consider, and long-tenn effect on ability to have c~ldren. Food fibers questioned DEAR PA 'JI:. I bve a frtead wlao tMU1 1lae'1 aa expert u Htrlllea. Siie elalm• U1ere'1 a lot of fiber la cooked fnJt1 ud ve1etables. II IM1 tne? P.E., Foatala Valley Yes. Research at USDA'• Consumer Nutrition C.enter shows that many cooked or processed fruits and vegetables are good sources of d ietary fiber -In some cues, better than whole grain breads. Pectin , a n on -digestible water-soluble fiber , is p!'ftent at aignificant levels in many canne d , frozen and fresh fruits a nd vegetables. Most common garden vegetab],es, Including green bea n s, spinach , brussela sprouts and broccoli, contained at least as Singles wor"shop slated at college A four-hour workshop for singles, designed to help build better relationships, will be presented at Orange Coast College Feb. 18. Titled "An Evening To Reach Out For Singles," the session will run from 7-11 p.m. in OCC's Faculty House. Admission is $5. Workshop director is Dr. Steven Winer, author of the book . "The Language of Acceptance and Combat." H e h as t a u g ht graduate and undergr aduate courses on relationship communication at Ithaca College and Iowa State University. Winer is presently doing re.earch on finding ways to help people build better and stronger relationships. ''The workshop Is designed to improve on an in d ividual 's ,c h a n ces to meet a n d form relationships," Dr. Winer says. "It allows one to break through the ever-present aodal barriers that prevent reaJ communication." Tickets are available in the OCC Ticket Office, located in the college's Student C.enter Building. The office is open Monday through Friday frun 9 a .m. to 6 p.m .. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Tickets may be purchased by phone, using Visa or Mastercard, by caJUng 556·5527. Advance registration is recommended. Tickets, 1f available, will be sold at the door. For infonnallon about the workshop, phone 556-5880. Senior supper set Orange Coast College's Community Service Office is offering ita "Super Su pper" on campus program this spring, for people 50 years of age and older. A light su pper will be served in OCC'a Student Center Cafeteria Monday and Wednesday evenings. beginning this Monday and running through May 15. Meals will be served at 5 p.m. Cost of th e d inners is $1.75 per person. Reservations are recommended, by calling 556-5880. Coming Soon to Orange County THE NATION'S LARGEST CLOTHING SALE FOR WOMEN s' J" AND UNDER Save SOo/o or more otf rt>~ular r<'lJil rm.('" Jnd J' mu~h J~ 80% o n .in enormo\Js selection in slus 0 to 14. * NOT ADVERTISED TO THE PUBLIC * ADMISSION B'Y INVITATION ONL )' * J ()RECEIV E YOUR INVITATION RETURN COUPON NO LATER THAN FEB. 8th. FOR WOMEN 5' J" AND UNDER Box 608·C. Temple Ci ty. CA 91780 I'll.'\'_. l'H l\:I '''" --... -., I:\ II -Ill' --------------------------- 1 I ll ~ \ \ ( I \ , I . ' ' \ ·, ' l I .... , I >I " -~-- '42·5671 Put a fnJ wordl to work /or 11ou tntu .choices Doeumenl translation DEA.a PATi Wlttn ..... I anua• .. llave •• ••• •ee••Ht lraHlaa .. frem Ruatu le ~Mf I f ..... It la .... ti my 1rHI cfaaMallaer't ,.Hetti••• aa• am ........ ee. ...... W.B.,C..aaM ... UC Irvine'• Lancua8e Lab malntainl a llJat of univel"lit:v-affillated people proficient ln more than 60 lanauaaes, rana1n1 trom Arabic and Greek to Chineee and Ru.Mlan, who are available for tran1latlon and lnterpreUna a.tatance. Tutorina and private lanauaae inltn.lction referral tervice aho are offered. Phone 833-6344 for more lnformaUon. Job fee deductible DEAR PAT: I w11 fired late 1111 year and paid aa employmeat a1eacy a fee 10 find a lob for me ID tile same field. Caa I deduct tb 1 expense from my federal ta.x? P .S., Hattastoa Beacll Yes. If you pay empl9yment agency fees in lookin·g for a n e w job ln the sam e occupation, Internal Revenue Service says you may deduct these expenses on your tax return as an itemized deduction. • Got n problc>m? Tht•n writ£> to ._ '1 Pat Horowitz. Pat will cut red tape, - g<>tllng the answl.'rs and action you ....,. nee d to solve 1n£>qu1t1£>s 1n governmen t and busmt'$S. Moil yuur questions to Pat Horowitz. At Your Serv1c.V!, Orange Coast Daily Pilot. P.O. &x 1560, C~tJJ Mesa, ':'A. 92626. " •. . SA·LE ·FINAL MARK DOWN 50°/o OFF OF HALF PRICES #29 Fashion Island Here comes A freSh nevv taste ex~rience that outshines menthol.· .... u 1 mg. ....... 0.51119. ""°"" ,_,,_, c ..... -. FTC llltlllod. It not only tastes fresher while you smoke. It even leaves you with ·a dean, fresh taste. "" ........... ,....,. "' or.,. 006tt DAILY fttLOT!Thurld•Y· "~ 1. 1111 ~tTI~UITJffi~fil[ LPfilIB~ --·~····--~~~~~~~ Health study has merit Trustees of the Huntmgton &>ach Union High School Diltrict are on the right track in.seeking to reject a plan to disperse an existing course in health education and i;prinkle its content.a through other classes. The course embraces such topics as human reproduction, emergency first aid and alcohol, drug and tobacco abuse. Administrators, seeking to make room for new graduation re quirements in mathematics, science and social studies, have recommended that the health education course be made an elective, rather than a required class. State-mandated subjects now included in the course, such as venereal disease, drug abuse and first aid, could be covered in other classes.~they say. But trustee., with 1trona support from tea.chen ~d parenta, are tentatively recomniendlng that the one-semester courae be retained intact as a graduation requirement. One trustee commented that the health concepta covered ln the course '1b ulld o n each other as much as they do In algebra and geometry." This makes sense. While the r{ew emphasis on math and actence 1 Instruction is w e lcome , a ·well-structured course in health science could be equally lmportant to teen-age student.a who may not yet have realized the lifetime importance of forming good health habits. A second public hearing on proposed curriculum changes Is scheduled Feb. 8, at which tlrne_a decision may be made. fnltll1 llll1J--------- E l ecti{)n date change The Fountain Valley City city's cost was cut in half by Council has given final approval to holding the election in November changes in the city's election date when the county, rather than tbe and campaign finance rules. city, was responsible for vote 1',ro m n o w o n , the city tabulation. election will be held in November Opponents of combining a city of even-numbe red years, to election with the general election coi ncid e with the statewide contend there ls too much chance general election,' instead of in that city candidates and issues will April Council tem\S scheduled to be obscured by more prominent ex pire in April 1984 will be statewide ballot it.ems and suggest e xtended to Novemb~r or that that some of those casting votes year. will not have taken the time to Aim of the move, already examine local issues. taken by some other communities, Be that as it may, the change is to reduce costs a nd increase has been made for Fountain v o t e r pa rt i c i pa t i o n in c i t y. Valley. elections. which notoriously have _ At the same time, the council a poor turnout. Last April's city has repealed the city's campaign council election in Fountain Valley finance ordinance in favor of drew only 16 percent of the city's adopting s tate campaign laws registered voters and the 1980 which h ave pre-empted many turnout was a mere 14 percent. local rules. However, a $500 By way or comparison, Cost.a ceiling on individual campaign Mesa's switch to the November contributions, not included in the date last year resulted in a 63.5 state law, was approved by the voter turnout. compared with 16.8 council in the interest of keeplng percent in the city's April 1980 c a m ·pa i g n cos ts · u n d e r council election. Additionally, the control. 1.11111 lac•---------- Sick seals need help The recent coastal storms, with pictures of bewildered seals and sea lions floundering ashore and even trying to make their way along busy highways called attention once more to the plight of these amiable sea creatures. At Laguna Beach's Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Canyon, it's been a full house for weeks, with no fewer than 24 sea lions and elephant seals "in house" laat week. The normal population is only about four at a ti.Jpe .. Most of the animals are young and sick. suffering from parasitic infections of the lungs that keep them from holding their breath long enough to submerge to search for food. Weakened from illness a nd hunger , they b each themselves. That's where the Friends of the Sea Lions come in . Ita dedicated volunteers rescue the beached mammals and transport them to the Canyon. shelter where they are given a daily ration of fish, -glucose. antibiotics and vitamins, combined in a blender and fed through a tube. The medication usually works and once ·the patients are restored to health they are returned to the Pacific. But the problem is money. Right now it is taking about $100 a day to pay for food and medical supplies and the center has to rely on small donations to keep the larder filled. A recent appeal for help published in the Daily Pilot brought in a very welcome $1,200, enough to support the benevolent operation for almost two weeks. But. according to the Friends spokesman Bill tord, the peak "season " for sea lion reteues is April. and with 24 on the sick llst already it looks like a long, hard winter. If you'd like to help the nonprofit organization, send a donation to Friends of the Sea Lion, 20612 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, CA. 92651. ........... ________ _ Resolve island debate , A longstanding deb8te over never had the authority to eell the the rightful ownership of three islands since they already small islands in Upper Newport belonged to the state and alleps Bay apparently will have to be the company knew this. Company r•lved in court after all. spokesmen aay the charge la ~ The three islands were 10ld to without foundation and predict t~ state by the Irvine Company the sale will be upheld ln court. fOr $3.5 million in 1975. Property determined to be . But a group of Newport state tidelands u1ually la placed Jteach environmentalists who under the local control of a dty or Cfbtend the islands were really county . In this caae, the ~e tidelands and therefore environmentallata say they would s · d not have been 10ld, filed a like to aee the money paid for the 1 suit aeek.ina to recover the islands returned to the 1t.aie'1 · ney from the Irvine Company. tideland• trust and eventually turned OVer .... Newport 1!11---... for • The 1ult was dlsmilled by an ""' ~· an1e County Superior Court, bay clean·up projecta. now the 4th District Court of But the quettJon of what doa & pea.la haa1 revened tblt lower and does not conatitute state rt'• dedlion and ordered the. ddei.ndt la complex. 10 perhapl lt tter '° ., to trial will be ~ .. well if Jhla ..... The environmental 1roup determined once and fOI' all by the niend1 the lrvlne Company couru. .. ,._, ..... ~ ...... ••: ===~ Wfr ....... ...... .., -~- Letters to the editor Interest tax law damages thrifty To the Editor: It ls my feeling that the tax provision paaaed on Aug. 17, 1982, concerning government withholding of 10 percent on earned interest is a violation of financial/rivacy on a perional basis and can lea only to national unrest, increued bankirur coats, increased government cost and l<m of lncome to savers. I also feel the new tax law will · diacoui--se thrift and will not discourage "tax cheaten.''-What la Congre91' next step? WW they want 20 percent of the interest withheld? Or perhaps withhold all the interest, then you will have destroyed the American ayatem of interest completely. The bill paaaed is only one more example of government greed. ROBERT B. COATS Coastline critic To the F.dltor: In reilpome to your editorial on Jan. 23, entitled "Coastline College dismantling no cu.re," I would like to call MAILBOX to your attention the following major omissions: 1. Far from having "no physical ueeta, Coastline College is in the process of constructing a multimillion dollar administration office building ln Fountain Valley. · 2. Coast.line College is a needless and wasteLul expenditure of the taxpayer's dollars. since there ls a duplication of the administrative staffs of Orange Coast a nd Golden~Collegea. These functions of e College were and still could be by Orange Coast and Golden West Colleges with the savings of millions of dollars. S. In late a1temoons and evenings there are many unused classrooms at Orange Coast and Golden West Colleges, that by their full utilization would preclude renting claaarooms and whole 1Choola at other locations. 4. Bringjng the college to the citizens ii a needlea waste of tax dollars. It would be far cheaper to provide transportation to Orange Coast and Golden Weal Colleges for citizens who need it. 5. Ludy, a high quality of public Cllll l•lll1a-~~~~~~~-,--~~~ Exp ert ,,vie~s A team of nine expert land planners from the Urban Land Institute arrived in Costa Mesa Monday to help det.ennine what should be done with the city's 200 -acre downtown redevelopment area. After a week of tours and interviews with major developers anct business people, they will present their report to the public during a meeting at 9 a .m . tomorrow ln City Hall. The Urban Land Institute was founded in 1936 by a group of private developers. Over the years ita panel of experts has traveled to 100 North American cities to help 90Jve difficult land t.l8e problems, ranging from tran1forming a single unsightly city block to major redevelopment project.a. welcome proposals made In a 1965 stud)(, but Philadelphia us e d the recommendations extensively. An ugly elevated railroad track was camouflaged with an office complex , a rundown warehouse area was transformed into a fashionable neighborhood and an old market was rep~ with a modem food distr_ibution center. The gpaJ is to come up with attractive . workable and financially feasible plans for everything from commercial and reside r\ti af development.a to improved traffic circulation. education cannot be obtained by primary relW'¥:e on temporary teachers. Thia can only be realized by a permanent teaching staff offered adequate compensation anc1 benefit.I, job 1eeurity, and long-term career opportunities similar to' those provided by other profe11ion1 and occupations I FULLY AGREE with the necesslty to im.Po•e a modest tuition ($50 a semester) to help support our community colleges. However, the11e funds should not just be added to the State of Cali1om1a'a general fund. but should go directly to these colleges to add to the already inauffident funds granted from the general fund. This ii the procedure that has been established to support the University of California and State University syatema. It would be appropriate for you to give an editorial opinion about the juatification for Coast Community College Diatrlct to operate KOCE-TV at an annual COit to the taxpayers of aome $3 million. Such enterprises should be privately supported and not part of a public school. KCET-TV Is privately supported and offers by and large the same programs u KOCE-TV. This is another coatly and unjustifiable duplicat.lon of Cacillties and services. FRANK REILLY Not 'ruined' To the Editor: Burnt out. Yes. "Ruined" No! The Jan. 21 Daily Pilot reported on a spectacular fire in offices at 3919 Westerly Place. Newport Beach. You: article atat.ed that three buainesees were "ruined:" I'm glad td"'report that one of those bu1ine11e.1, TTA/Newport, an adverti.ai.ng agency, waa not "ruined." Burnt out, but not ruined. We're already very much back in businesa. Many years ago, Fairfax Cone, an adverllalng agency giant said, "My brands. my production tine, my inventory, my factory, all my brains ... everythlna ... goes down on the elevator every night." Thia ia an eloquent ad man'• way of de.:rlbinl( ~ nature of any Rrvice busine8a .•. be it advertialng agency, law firm, accounting firm or a management consultant. Thu.a. a fire can bum you out. but it can't ruin you. Jn fact, TTA/Newport didn't even have to go down an elevator teVery night. becauae 3919 Westerly Place was only a one-story building. Unlike the building. TrA/Newport has many stories. HENRY L . MUSSER . ' The cities are not obligated to follow the panel 's recommendations, but can use all or part of them as guidelines. Huntington Beach folfowed through on just .,few of the The ULI panelists volunteer their time, but the city ol C.OSta Mesa will give the institute a $50,000 donation toward future st udies . The downtown redevelopment area has bee n studied and re-studied locally, so- perhaps some fresh viewpoint.a from out.side experts will help speed co mplet ion of the long-awaited project. -~. ' Executive Vice President lm•---___.:_~----~----- C o o k-o ff r ules sensible .. The Irvine City Council should be commended for lt1 dec:itlons regarding the South Coot Chill Cook-off, echeduled for April 16 ln Bommer Canyon. The final guldelinet answer all of the compla1nta that came after laat year'• festival without killina the event'• fund-ralslng potendal. Flrat1 the Chamber of Commerce will not promote the event H a .. family affair11 - which It la not. Chili oook.offa. by their very nature, are raucua pt-topthen of people who AN almoet .. IPcY .. the ODnCOdlam they serve. That kind of atmaephere '8 wwuii.cl fol' YCJUnl Cblldren, even wllh ibe bitlt of ~ ... "1P11vlllaia. lt111dult fun lad It lbaUJd ......... .., adulta. KM e.a Mt"'8Ullt lllll 111' out al billilL" ...... ·~ .. wJtla ... Ch a m·b • r 1 c r • • n I n 1 t ti • -~t and ellmlnaW., 1oift 1111•1•. 1ueh •• th• ~., ..... --~--Of._.. WW .nd ==~t.4: help adow ovwu "'~ OJ u~ and the early sales cut-off on beer should keep people from drlvinl home when they're in no ahape to do 10 safely. That's a much better solution than not selling beer, beauae a chlU cook-off without beer ia like pie a la mode without ice cream. A beer ban would have killed the festival. Fin&lly, the number of can allowed into the park wm be limited and shuttle lel'Vice wW be provided from UC lrvlne parkinc lou . Thll wtll help the drinkinc-drtvtr lituadcn, ea1e the concern• of park nelahbora rqardlftl tnff6c and con,.don anet make It poaible for 2,000 more people to attend the teltlvlU.. Thmi eX1n people, of count, mean extra money -and ~ tW what the whole affair II 'aD abOut 1tnce the ~Hda 10 ID ..wra1 WarthJ OIUI All in all, U·••••• a well:~~,._, lluo•,.. ~ii.W10": ~i;a:,,,li Cllllla.ak4 ......... ~ •••ltJJ I IJ91DM. & General Manager Sell Sycamore To the Editor: I have been a resident and property owner In Laguna Beach for over 20 years. I have watched put dty cou.ncila morqaae our dty over the acqwation of the 522-acre parcel known aa1 the Sycamott Hilla. Several attempt.I have been made before at selling off part• o( the Greenbelt in Older to pay oU th.la~ Each time a developet eubmita h1a plan. the oouncll lmpoeee ldditional bwdem upon him. Al a reault, the 1lae and denlity of each propoeal lnct11ar1 owr time, thus decreulng the llze of the Greenbelt. Once and for all, let'• •ll the 82 8Cl9 and allow the 1,800 apartmenta IO be built. Get the debt off the dty'a a.ck. U we procrastinate another two yeen, we'll be foreed to sell off 120 _,.. for , S,000 un.ltl. 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Newoort 8eech Calif. 92660 714-831-6008 Teens Veta~s INTIMATE APPAREL, INC. 1034 IRVINE AVENUE NEWPORT BEACH. CA 12tlil0 642-1197 ---· t ... -...~._ .... _~---.. 1_ I ' ( I ..,... - Ooul DAILY PILOT /Thurld1y, f lbruary ~. 111 • ~-*~~._w--LEA ING ~ Phillis Basile From Page A1 l'hanc.'t•ll111 for bu"h" • Wllllom Jt' WA1•t•htcr, vlt•t• chan rl'llor , «'nlfJ14iYC't' n_•l&UICllUI, urul Donnld Jo' Avt>rlll. vh-1• l'huntt•llor rur voca t lo 11u l c•d u callon 11 n d ..ducallonal pllmnma1. "Our 1>11111tlon 111 1h111 ll'• o c-a valiC'r at·uon In lht• fuu.• or (tht.• d1 1n r u:t bourcJ '11 ) tu l k nbout bud1ct rcdul'lluna," llllld Ph1lll1 B&11le, president of the local A m e r I ca n Jo' l' d c r a t 1 o n o f Teachers, w hich reprt'St!nts mon.• than 600 full-t1mc teachcni ut th.: three colleges. "h '1 a signal to us that the priorllle!J of thu1 distract lie with the ad m in istration , n o t the UP-SET h•adu•ra." •ht• 1d Thu dl11t1 ll't hoard hu 1ltf ll t~xpN'l• to lay oft ttiach«'rl, 1uJml n l11trntor• arnd otht•r• bl<t•1we of <'Ul.ll an fundln& frortl tho 1tale. By 18"'~ lhet dl1trlct must notify full-th1w wachert of layotra by M1tl'\.'h l ~ Allhou1h lht> d latrlvl hu announced no numbora, the teacher• group anllclpate1 &11 many al 200 rull-llmc lnstructora wOI receive Lhe Ma~h l~ layoff notices. Si m o n 1a ld dl a trl c l admlnlalratora received only a 3 pe rct-nt pa y ral1c during the 1981-82 school year, and no ral1e durh1t1 the rurl't'nt yNr Otat.rlct w1tc.·ht.•S'I l'el't'lvt'd 7 ,.rt't'nt Pll>: ralut1, p lu• rf'auJar "lt~p • lncf'Nltl9 (tor y.-ara of 11ervk and addl\lonal educaUon o btained) durln(I 1981-82. T a~h.-ra r ecetlv•d no pay r•llel for the curr •nt achoo! year. "The boatii Mt that It had not rewarded it• top management and that it wa1 tlmf' now, especially considering the 1ttt1a they're> golns through." Simon said. AFT Pr e1ldent Bail l e responded. "No malt.er trow you explain It away, the jolt to the t.eachen1' morale la enormous." Pre Season llumont Patio Furniture Cl••• s,,111 satin . Famous latex flat wall~···- trO.m Glidden. Beaut finish scrubs clean, or fast. Easy wa reg. 13.99 . . ' ._ You wMt never reech 1econd baH " you keep one foot on ftrat bHe. It Our Cost! -Law ..... ~ ...... ,.. ... ., .... "Hide your head In our hats." ---~ llmlt10 121 0enc1ous Top Sirloin Steak and two large eggs. Served with hashed brown potatoes and choice of toast. Daily d~tures from the humdrum with Sou&.: Sand~ch. pLoaie or French Dip SEBAGO Genuine hand sewn loafers with leather soles. FOR WOMEN Siles 4 - A.MA AAA AA A I x x c 5 x x 6 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x Tassel Moc oordo brown calf a great campus favorite x x x -x x x -x x x -~ x x x x JC x x Penny Loafer oordo brown calf 9 -10 x x x x ---x x x x x x x x x L!. x x x x x x • J --THU"80AY,,!8.3, 1883 CAVALCADE BUSINESS ENTERTAINMENT 82 83 86 • • • Looking at the quality of eye care • • • By PAT HOROWITZ ............. .,.., ..... Before July 13, 1978, when a new Federal Trade C.Ommlasion regulation went Into effect, consumers .had no choice about where they could buy their eyealaases or contact lenses. The eye examiner decided where the preecription would be filled. C.Onaiderlng that 50 percent of the national population wears glaaaea or cont.act.a, the result was that millions of t'<>naumen had little recourse if they were unhappy with the prices, quality and selection of eyeglasses available from the supplier. Now that conaumen have the t.oola and Information to make Intelligent purchasing decisions for eye care needs, it's import.ant to be aware of the right.a provided by the "eyeglaaa rule." The FTC advises that doctors are required to give patients their preacrlptiona immediately after an eye examination at no extra charge. With prescription in hand, consumers can do comparison shopping for eyeglasses and contact lenses just as for any other product. Before the rule, some states and professional associations prevented • aellera from advertising eyewear and vision services. The rule removed thoee restrictions and allowed advertising the prices of eye exams, glasses, contact lenaef or other eye care product.a and services. The FTC notes that price should not be the only conalderatlon In making choices for quality eye care. Consumers ahlo should know the difference between oph thalmologlata, optometrlata and opticians. The titles Indicate their trainJng and 1ervices each la qualified to perform. Ophthalmologist.a al'e medical doctors' who special!~ in treating eye9. They can ,,reacrlbe drugs. perform auraery and sell eyewear too. Optometrists are graduates of optometry 1ehool. They are trained In detectJng eye diseases but can't treat them. They can examine eyes prescribe and sell eyewear. Optician.a cannot examJne eyes or prescribe leMes. They can only seU eyewear pre9Crlbed by ophthalmologists and optometrists. Quality of eyewear may be difficult to determine, and the FTC advi.aet studies show that price Is cert.ainly no Indication of quality In eyewear. Comparison shopping Is nece9S&l'Y for the best buy. The kind of service merchanta give consumers who have a problem is an important part of the purchase price of eyewear. Merchants who stand behind their products can save consumers a lot of money and frwitraUon. The FTC advises asking these questions before ~ 11 put'chue: -How long will delivery take? -What la the me~hant's refund policy? -·Who·pays for replacement lenses If the !int ones aren't right? -Who pays for the ,tee0nd office vbit If a problem OCCW'I with . the glauel? Whom do you blame If the lel\lell you receive cause problems -the penon who examined your eyes or the one who filled the preecrlptlon? U this happens, the FTC sugesta the following act.ions: -Go to the penon who filled your preteriptlon. Aak that the pre1ertpUon be compared with your lenaes. If they don't match, you deeerve new lentes. 1 -U they do match, but you still have problems, go to the eye doctor. Alk for another examination. You may have been given the wrong preeciiptlon in the beginning. -If both deny responsibility, or claim no problem exists, consumer help is available. F'or complaints lnvolvlfll doctors or opUdana, phone the Board of Medical Quality Aaurance at 641-8110 (doctors) or 620-3301 (opticians). The DeJ>Utment of Consumer Affairs' Board of Optometry (1020 N St., Room 407, Sacramento 95814) licenaeJ optometrists in California, and can mediate a complaint, but it cannot force. the vision care specialist to settle a dispute, nor can It handle problemt concemlng fees. A carbon copy of any complaint also should be sent to the lifomili Optometric Aaeociatiop, P.O. Box 2591, Sacramento 95812. The FTC emphasizes that consumers are no longer at a dlaadvantaae when it comes to receiving quality eye care at a reuonable price, if they do the necessary research and ueert thelr right.a . . . . And proper focus on buying 'lenses Vision difficulties asaociated with age often can be corl'ected with proper lenses, but the American Optometric Asaociatlon au,gest.s that a thorough vision ex.aminauon la a vital tint atep in getting the most accurate corrective lenses. Consumers who are Interested in getting multi-focal lenses ahould insist on an examination that includes testa for near and fani&)\tednew, a chec.k of eye coordination and mu.de function. to be certain that eyes function aa .a team, and a test of the patient's ability to change focus easily from near to far vision and Vice versa. ~ AOA advises people who are con- sidering contact lenses to have their eyes examined by a skilled contact lens prescriber. The examination should take from 30 to 60 minutes and include special test.a for contact lenses. Low-priced contact lens "deals" may not include follow-up visits to check on adaption to the contact lenaea, AOA warns. Aa:ording to the U.S . Food and Drug Administration, improper lens fitting is one of the major dif~lties encountered with cont.act lens. . . AOA explains that multifocal lens prescriptiona, which are available ln both glasaea and contact lenses, allow the wearer with vision difficulties to see clearly at most distancel. Multifocal glaaaea require correct placement of preecriptiona in the right spots . within the lenses. Improperly placed lens aegmenta may make vision difficult. particularly when wa.lklng or climbing ataira. The Optometric A.odation points out that the U'aditlonal placement of the near pre9Cription at the bottom and the distance pracription at the top may not meet all conswnen' viaion needs. Cbeckatand cashiers, dentists, painten and carpentera who need to .e at cloee range above eye level may need a teeond lena segment ln the top of the lens. Barben, hair stylists and musicians-who do cloee work a\,leye level may need a bifocal plaQed ~ than for 90C'Oe other occupation.a. People who do a variety of tasks may require a very low .et bllocal they can look under. Low set bilocala also are • Detroit plans to put better for watching television, according to AOA. • Thoee in need of bifocals who want cont.act lenses rather than glasses may prefer a fitting proceae for contact.a called monovision. One eye Is fitted for distance vision and the other for near vision. AOA notes that contact len1ea otter a variety of benefits over traditional glaalea. Contacts provide more realistic vlalon, don't fog up from changes In temperature and rarely will be lost or miaplaced. According to the Optometric A.ociation, there are currently about l~ kinda of bifocal contact 1erwes available. Optometrists .. y people who are middle-qed or o14er may actually adapt more easily to cont.acts than younger people. Their eyes are le9s tenaitlve; they rarely have allergic reactiona; and they follow wearing, handlln1 and care lnstrucUona properly. AOA wpe optometric patients to be autt IO explain their lifestyle needl to eye examiners, in order to find the most appropriate type of corrective ten.es for their needa. 'fun' -· never say ~Hi!' to on the tube .... Ju t 'Hi, Mom!' 82 .. \..& • ._...,... ........ Glasses come in manY. shapes and sizes, but they .. 1 are only good i( you can see properly with t them. a Orange Cout DAii.. Y PILOT /Thureday, f'tbruary • 1113 rnffi\!lffi~rnffirn~ qey guys, say 'Hi!' to dad DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hav nt·ver 11t..-n thlii prd,:>lem mentioned In your column, and It'• hl&h timie 80mebody aa1d 90melhlna. 1 am talklna aboot f~ball TI\e same ltaeU la OK. My beef la with the pla>'ena. , Whenever one of thoae Incredible hulka aps$Nna on TV before the game he ears. "Hi Mom)" ~eter once have l heard, "Hl, Didi' Don't any of lhef; bot.09 have a father? · • • Pleue, Ann, Rrint thla letter and shame aorne serwe Into their thkk akulla. The dada of those guys must feel awful Thank you -STEUBENVILLE ~LAlNT · DEAR STEUB: You're rl&lat oa two couta. (1) I ~ve never luul "11 problem ber.re, and (%) I c_.,t recall lleariaa a football player say, "RI, Da•t" It'• a rottea aiame tlae way tlaeae 1uy1 bave be4jl 1ll&lltlD1 tlae old man all tbe.e yean, and I bo'8 yoar complaiat will pat a 1top to I&. ~ i DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have been reading your column since I was 7. Now I am 33. Your 'adyic~ tQ. the woman who wro te about h er unfmployed brother was terrible You sa1d: ''The Nayy ls an excellent alternative for r,eopte who cuft afford college and can't find jobs.' ~ You make the Navy sound like a desperate chciice between starvation and jail. Wake up and get wi8'1 the program . The Navy is a career and an ad~enture. It provides training and education and a ch~ \0 serve this great country. : l believe you owe an apol<>g)' to all U.S. Navy vedi, both past and present. -SEAMAN FIRST ci.1Ass IN SAN DIF.GO ! DEAR SEAMAN: Sorry to pull rank on you, b11• bere 11 a statement from rellred Adm. Max Mcfrrh of Jaclllonvllle, Fla., wllo served u cowpmudant of tile Naval Academy at Auapoll1: · "Yoar plug for tlae Navy In a recent cohunn was ven macla a ppreciated. Tbe Navy, H well a1 ! •. 1 HOIOSCOPf ' ; BY SIDNEY OMARA Friday, February 4 ARIES (March 2l·Apnl 19). Involvement ts keynoted. You will not be neutral -money, emotions~ love dominate intense scenario. You'll encounter dominant, opinionated, creative people, many born under Leo and Aquanus (J'AURUS (April 20-May 20): Legitunate offer 1s made -but you must examine legal nuances. Delays occur -conflict arises between family members. Play wa lling game -heed inner feelings. Focus also on partnership, public relations, tho4ghts regarding marriage. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Diversify -you nee<l not to be restncted or confined to a single procedure. Emphasis on service. employment, peta. communicating with relatives in transit. Answer to dilequna comes via intwuve flash. '.CANCER (June 21-July 22): You'll gam more freeaom of actton -young persons applaud. Accent an end to restncuons. Be ready for meaningful changes involving children , tr avel. vari e~y. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll have dealings with a Cancer native. Emphasis on home, .security, ton1;range transactions. Study spedal, written mafi!Ha). Dispute will be settled -and it can be to y<Nf advantage. Property value ts spotlighted. :;VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22): Focus on calls, ~ges affecting visits and relatives. Important doqiestic adjustment is highlighted. You'll get news wbFh relates to money, sales. Taurus. Libra. Soojplo ptt90l\S play !iig:nificant roles. Surprise is on the~ay. ::LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Define meaningl, get proi)Uses or agreements in writlng. Spotlight on finiinces, inte rest rates, payments and special coU8ctions. Pisces, Cancer. Scorpio penlON figure prominently. A very persuasive individual wants somethlng for nothin -from you. tile Army, .4lr Force, Marlne1 1nd Coast Guard, often 1plendld alternatives to yo1111 men 1nd women wllo otllllerwlae could not afford an ed•catloa. AIHI wltla m1ny otllen, I started as an enllued man; I later received a Pllll.D. la lntenatloul law. 1 never could bave done tllJa had U aot been for 1be U.S. Navy. Tbank yoo for polatlag out tlll1 career opportunity to mlUlon1 of readen." DEAR ANN LANDERS: When a grown son has hostlllly to ward his' mother and lies to his children about her, does she support those lies and cover up for h i m ? O r d oea s he t e ll h e r grandchJldren thtrtruth? For example: The aon tells h is mother that she IB not Invited to her grandchild's birthday party . When she M.>es her grandchildren they ask, "Grandma, why didn't you come to the birthday party? Daddy says you must have got lost." Please answer in the paper. I want them to see it. -BEFUDDLED IN BALTfMORE DEAR FUDDLED: The question you raise l1 •ymptomatlc of a problem macb more 1ertoa1 than fibbing to tbe cbJldren. I bope you and yoar i on will 1lt dowa togetiler and d1lca11 wbat 11 baglng eacb of yoa. Life la too 11lort for tbe k1Dd of ill will tllat elht1 la your family. Plea1e 11ve It a try. Notlllng wUI be IOlt and perllap1 1ometbln1 extremely vaJ•le will come of lt. POr SH01S BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT RPIO «Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Cycle high - you'll dance to your own lune. S potlight on special appearances. personality, correct moves at right time. Focus on business, prestige, aspirations, career. receipt of unique honor SAGmAllI US (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): lndlviduaJ who a ppeared indiHerent will now confide, confess and make declara tion of future loyalty. Secret meeting takes place. you benefn as result. Focus at.a on hospitals. institutions, special interest groups. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jon. 19): Breakthrough occurs, you make new start, recent business contact could lead to profitable enterprise. Powe rs of persuasion come into play -you win rather than force your way. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18 ): Focua on production, prestige, abiJity to make room for yourself at top. Intuitive intellect work.a overtime - you'll know what should be done and when to do it. Another Aquarian plays prominent role. PISCES (Feb. 19-Ma rch 20): Focu1 on experimentation, short trips, lncreued popularity and invitation to unusual affair. You'll be in contact with brt1ht, artistic people who app~te your senlitivity. Emphasis on travel, langu.ee. distance and abill to communicaw Ideas. STOREHOUA8 MONOAY-FAIOAY 101X> 'tll &a> 8A T 10.00 'tll &:CO Eaat Weil vulnerable. South dHI•. • NOATR ---...._.·~ • Ae ~ Q10 OQtH •QIOUJ W£8T EAST • •IOU •llJIUU <::i Jt1153 <::i KZ 0 J84 0 IOU •A +K SOUTH •Q <:ii Al4 0 Ak2. +JU7t• The blddln1: S..dt w .. t Nertli Eut I• l <:i' 3 <::1 DW. MW. P ... 4 + P ... 4 0 Pue 4 • P ... .., ... , ... , ... Opening lead: Ten of .•. No bridge iournament is without It• 1hare of amu1lng h1ndl. Coa1lder this uample from the retent Jl'all Nonlt American Champloftllllpt In Mlnneapolla. Wt were "Ol llven an H · plauUon of the blddln1. In partleular of North'• cue·bld of three heart., Suffice It l.O IJY that neither Soutlt nor North waa reUcent at any it.a,. of the auction. Ttt. re1ull waa a 1lam that WH dlatlnctly aralnat. th• odda. And the only thins we can say about We1t'1 vulnerable weak jump overcall 11 don't even look O it. BuL It did play a vital pa.rt In the outcome of the hand. Weat led a 1pade, and • soon aa dummy hit the t.able, declarer remarked: "Well, I'm off the two top club1, but obvlqualy they're l ·l." Declarer could be 1ure of that, tor had either defender etart.H with bo&ls trump laoaon, he would hve doubled ab dubel ---- ~laffr WOil the at'AI of 1padet aDd naffecl a 1padt. To IUb tlM haDd, ... had to tlimloate dlamoodt u an ealt ault f« &he dtftl'den altd llop9 for aa end play. So la. eaahed hla thfff t.op d.lamond1 and ult.ct with a t.ntmp, and WU deUtht.ed t.o find that It wu W•t who had t.o win tM lrkk while £ut'1 klnr eame tumbUnt down. Since a apade would aive dfflarer bJa eoa.trad-via _a nafr·and .. lufl, Weit exlc..d with a heart. CoaOdent that he knew the heart poeltlon .becauae of We1t'1 overc.alt, declarer played the queen from the t.able. Unfortunate· ly that fetched the king from Ea1t-down one! wby I 1boulda't .10 akead wttla It. Wllat'a yo.r con1lderecl oplaJoe? -MRS. U. T rou1 HIAL1H DEAR MRS. U.: I've had to corulder it on many occa&lona in which patientl had a problem slmllar to yours. ln lhe end, of coune, your answer will depend upon a dlacuaaion between your rwtic surgeon and younelf. With few exceptions, have been in favor of plutic surgery. OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I'll come rlgbt oat wltb my qut1UOD: "Sllall I llave I DOH job?" The reuoa I wu& your 1apport 11 tllat my bU1band and tbe rest of my Immediate ud 1'dl1taat" family are agala1t lt. Tbe main reaaoa for tfllelr refual t.o 1ee my 1lde of It 11 tlaat tlley call me u old womu of 4%. Now, I ask yoa, 11 tllat 10 old? lln't lt 1boat lime I put an end to my Hfferln&? Slace I've been a little girl, I've Uved wllh a crooked nose wllh a bump OD It. Tbe mirror Wll mr grtattlt enemy. Jt burt me to 1tare Into It. Yet, Ive put up wltb It all tbeae yean. I've con1ldered pla1Uc 1ur1ery for Hme time, bu& we coalda't afford It. N.,w tut my baabud lla1 done well lD ballne11, I 1ee no reuon I* your nose, your life, your happiness at stake. The declaon should not be influenced by what the Camily thinks about it. It's my conviction that Mother Nature welcomes help from plastic surgeons to correct any mistakel she may have made. Some of the happiest patients I have known have been thOIJe who began a new lile with a new noee. I have one warning which I repeat quite often: the choice of a surgeon is important. Don't depend upon a casual stroll among the Yellow Pages of your telephone book. Aak your family physician and other doctors for a recommendation of -a fully qualified surgeon to do the job. ICE SUTill LESSllSI Cl••••• Open -Reeglater Now Beginners of all ages welcome whether you have skated before or not, one of these classes Is for you. r······•·•····• . •s.oo o'' : : ........... : LMMMfw : : 1tcln11n : I "'9eeftt C..-tor I I DtHllMI I I ...oar. 2-17-83 I 1---··-·------~ MISA VERDI CENTER Harbor & Adams Cotto Mesa 979-8880 VISA or MaaterCard Accepted PlJBUC SKATING EVERYDAY, ONLY A BUS RIDE AWAY! Save Over s900 On A New Guest Room .. Reg. $2895. Now$1995 . ' Recline. .. . . . . .... ish Dut .ol~Water' .. I Financial firm'• prosram enablet awlmmer to worli, train for Olympie• . , If J.lfftty au• t.la a linll letwed four )'NII at UCLA in 1-----------------------Uke a flah Ju-\ out of wa*• lt'1 both IWlmmfn& and waler polo. becauae he 11. He wu Hlected an Not what it seems A one-atmosphere submersible diving suit, known as a JIM suit, towers over Amanda Grabin, 15 months. Amanda was a'wed _J,y the exhibit recently at American Musetfm of Natural History in New York City. The suit took Sylvia Earle to a depth of 1,250 feet, deepest ocean-bottom walk ever accoinplished by a woman, Sth• 1wlm1 early mornln1 All·Alnlricu\ ln the beckltroU and eveoln1 routlnH each one yHr and captained the weekday fll •member ot the U.S. Bruin•' 1wlmmln1 tHm hl1 NaUonal Wa'9r Polo~. aenJor year. - He la allo an ernDloYee at the After completJn1 colle1• In John Wayne A1rpairt lnncb of 1978, SUtea, who now Uv• ln Fint Intentate Bank. Comblnlna Irvine, devoted full Ume to lhe two actMUee haa been made playina water polo 1and waa po11ible by the bank'• c™-n·to the U.S. team for lhe partldpetlon in the Olympic Job 1980 Olympic1. America , OpponuniU. Procnm. however, boyconed Olympic The J>l'OlfUn wu c:leQned to Gamet in Mo.x>w becauae of the place t:l amateur atl\letea, RUllian invulon of Afahanlatan. certified y thLU.S. Olympic "Many of UI on the tMml wen c.ommit , wllh companiee that upaet about t , • Btftea aa . can offer flexible achedules for "After all the trainln1 and training and competition. preparationl, lt waa like wortdnc Stltea Joined the bank in four yean and then havlna to June 1981. He i1 one of aix live btick your aalary. There waa "A program like this helps athletes cope." Olympic pro1pect1 in variou1 1porta curr ently working 81 management train ees ln the OJOP. "A Pl"Oll'am like thil ii perfect in helping American athlete• cope with the conflicting demands of their careen while letting their aighta on the 1984 Olympic•," '8id Stltea, 27. "Without lt, I would probably have had to retire." A native of Menlo Park. Stlu. became a water aportl enthuaiaat when he joined an aquaUca club at 12. He wa1 c hoa e n an All-American awirnrner for two years In high IC.boo! and ~ttended UCLA on 1cholarahip. He a lot of bittemea" A typical day fOI' SUU. belina with a ~:30 a.m. wakeup, then a trip to Corona del Mar Htah S chool where he coachea awimming and water polo. After doing a 1erie1 of weight-lifting exerdaa Stitee awlma one or two rnllet. Flnally, he doea ball drllla in the pool, uaually willh the high achool team. Corona del Mar won the 1982 California Intencholaatic Foundation 1outhern aectlon water polo championahiJ>. "I work from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.," he aa.ld. "At the end of the day, rm beck in the pool at 4:15 and work out and COllCh the team until 7 p.m." I>winl the water polo aeuon, he atays until 9 p.m. for the high achoQl ICrlmmages. On weekends, he worb out five hours a day. SUU. ii one of 30 memben of the U .S. National Water Polo Team. The team' meet1 periodically to go over game at.rateey u well u compete In lntruquad games. \ February grocery trips cost 2 percent more than: a yetJr ago '· By Tile Aaaoclated Presa Conaumers found little change in their billa at the supennarket during January, according lO an Associated Press marketbasket survey which showed' that increases and decreases balanced each other out laaf month. The market basket bills.at lhe start of February were about 2 percent higher than they were a year earlier. The aurvey is based on a randomly selected Uat of 1'4 food and non-food items priced at o~ supermarket in each of 13 ci':fes. All the Items were priced REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT Increases, decreases in food costs balance each other out on March i. 1973, and have been rechecked on or about the start of each succeeding month. The latest survey showed that the marketbaaket bill went up durin1 January at the checklllt at.ore in aeven cities, rlaing an averaae of 3.1 percent. The bill went down in 1ix cities, dropping an avef'81Ce of 3.6 percent. Overall, the market baaket bUl1 declined by an averaae of U. than one Qne-hundrelh of a percent lalt month. 'l'he AP alao found that the bill lncreMed in aeven dties and decreqed in ax during December, but d]e pverall change w11 greater -a monthly decrew ol three--tentha of a percent. Comparing prices today with the. a year ear·JJer, the AP found that the market ba1ket blll wu up at the cneclWat atore ln 10 c1'!n over the 12-month period -rf.ainC an avence of 3.6 percent -and WU down in three dtia -droppiJll an avera1e of 3:8 pen:ent. Overall. there was an average increa1e of 1.9 percent in the bWa during the year. Supennarket prk.9 have remained relatively atable for much of the put year. The U.S . Department of AaricU!ture aays food prices alone roee by 4 percent'in 1982 and are expected to increw by between 3 percent and 6 percent in 1983. Moat of the-i.ncreues m food prices have been due to higher marketing .... . coats -things like transportalloRJ labor, packaging, etc. -rather than iO higher prices for farm oonamod.it.ies, llMr USDA says, and the pattern is expected lO continue In the coming year. Food prices generally have been he~ down by two facton: abundant l"ai.D supplies and a weak conawner d~.;., Meat prices in particular t;iave nor lncreued, despite smaller supplies o~ livestock, becau.e thf receuion h., lowered d e mand and prompte(l retailers IO run ap«.ial promotions (0 boOlt lagging sales. ~. 25% -1 Year ·Final Reductions •10,000 MINIMUM. LIMITED OFFER Comm. & Reaid. So. Owner development Oa. 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Hogan's headquarters will be In Orange, where he will serve commcrtlal/government, education and medical client.a for American Bell'• advanced Information services dlvtalon, which will market newly-manufactured voice and data syst.ema for business and govemmen\. . CbarlH Maran&o has been appointed vice president and manager of the Newport Beach office or Sunwest Bank. Prior to joining Sunwest, Maranto has been ln banking slnoe 1967 and was with Wells Fargo Bank and Valencia Bank. He resides in Ml.aslon Viejo, Kay-Fucb1-Amalfltaao has been appointed director of sales for the Newporter resort in Newport Beach. The Newporter was purchased by the ownen of the Loe Angela Biltmore ln October 1981. It i1 currently undergoing a $12 mllJlon renovation program. Prior to joining the Newporter, Amalfitano had been affiliated with the Westin hot.el chain for 13 years. She served as director of sales for the South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Recently married to Loe Angeles Dodgers coach, Joe AmaHltano, they plan to reside in Huntington Beach. Prestoa A. Twllcbell of Costa Mesa hu joined with Union Federal Savinp and Loan AmodatJon as director of builder development. He comes to Union Federal whh over 19 yean nperfencei{l the . real estate and flnandal Industries. Able Computer of Irvine hu appointed Harry A. Soutllroa of C.O.ta Mesa director of finance and, admJniatraUon. Prior to joining ABLE; Southron was with Computer Sctenoea Corp. for 12 yeua ln posiUons of Increasing responsibility. Moat recently, he was vice president and treasurer of csa Brad Caldwell of Orange has been appointed aalea engineer of Hoffman Video Sytatema In Irvine. Caldwell brir\gJ over 11 years experience in the video industry to Hoffman, according to J ohn Miles, district sales manager. Monarc}l Bank of Laguna Niguel has announced the promotion of two employees to the position of assistant vice president. Carole Bowmu, director of marketing, has been with the bank for nearly two years and previously held a similar position for several years at United Virginia Bank. Mary Alme Dl1ter has been with the bank since ita inception nearly three years ago. Her primary responalbilllies are in the mortgage lending area where she brings several years experience in the loan and escrow departments of Security Pacific National Bank. WI•• PE IWh (,.lo> ("9 "' ...... ··"--" , . .., .. n· avoc• 'r''' •" I ··;; +I .. . -fl Lit.. . .. II II "°'· .. , * ... ,~ .. llt. I ,.._" A X "'+I ~ :1#, = ... ,: ~ ···s !!.'!· :: I ~.,,,.;:-. I-?!! • . J7 Ulill + " ,·-:;: ,J ~·~ Ate!IL' I •• , !!! ... + :: AMl49 ..... ,. .. " • Iii ........... M .... ......... . ,, ..... "'•' ~It!!. ....... , : ~::::. Aldi~ ........ . . • --.. ' Ale .. M . II M+ '-AMI fl t .11'9~-"' 1.1' .... ~·' A IAI S 1 k-"' A IAU . ,..._ .. ··~ '11 " ., ... -A ... MI ••. ztti V~" Alcie ... I. IJ 11 .. u-. .... ....... 111 ... ''"'• .. 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Ford said 38,121 of tho 1980· and 1981-mod I F-600, 700and8001eriet1 truckA with hydraulic braka att belna recalled becauae of t~ po-1.biU~hat btaktt tube aaemblls wilt rub aaalnat unde y pari.a. Such chafin1 could cauw a brake fluid leak and reduce brak.i.ria powtt although tM parkfns brake 1UJI would work, the company aald. Another recall atf~cta 5,291 1981 -throu1h 1983--model F-and B-600, 700 and 800 terietl truck.a with 8,2-Uter dle.el engines and opUorta.l hand-throttle contro111. The vehicles could hllve miaplaced claml)9 on the hand-throttle cables, which could keep the engines racing even after drivenJ let up on the accelerator, the company aaid. Ford is recallln" another 2,348 of the 1983-model E and F-250 and F -350 terie. truck.a, F.oonollne and Club Wagons with 7.5-Uter V-8 engines and electric fuel pumps. The pumps could atop working if a short circuit develops In the pump wiring, Ford said. Jobless payments down WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Some 465,000 newly unemployed Americana put in claims for jobless benefit payments in the week ending Jan. 22, the lowest number since September 1981, the government said today. The Labor Department said It was the third consecutive week of declining. fir.t-lime claims, in which people seek to detennine their eligibility for unemployment insur~ com~nsation protection. While declines in new claims for unemployment benefits may signal that butinesses are laying off fewer people, they don't neceaaarily portend a ~a.se in the nation's 10.8 percent unemployment rate. The labor force figures for January will be released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Stat.iaUc:s. IRA, Keogh plans told Avco Financial Services, Newport Beach , and Bankers Peruion Services, Inc., Costa Mesa, have announced creation of real estate oriented Individual Retirement Accounts and Keogh pl.ans to be offered to California resident&. "The plans will enable people at all economic levels to protect their investments. and eantinp from taxation until retire ment," aaid Ronald P. Thon, preside nt of BPS. The plans will be made available through 130 A VOO Thrift offices throughout the state 81'.ld A VOO National Bank located ln Anaheim. A VOO National Bank will act as custodian and Bankers Pension Services Inc. will administer, manage and invest the plan ueets. "Our clients' funds will be deposited with the custodian. A VOO National Bank." All uninvested cas1'r will automatically be placed ln a Federal Depomtors f.rulwoance c.orp. insured money market account. BPS will f ulJy manage the IRA and Keogh pUina and invest the proceeds in a diversified real estate porttoUo. · .. DOW JONES AVERAGES ; NIW YOltltlA'"l RMI~ ..... ...... ........ '1 i o.c ..... ~-"'9 "" II -I • '!Wt»UJI' . , .. ,,\ ....... ~ -ii. '" I! m '" • 't ' METALS NEW YO"K (API -Spol nonletrO\lt _., ,.,._today c...-71~•11 Unit a povnd U 8 J ......... • .• LeM 11'+13.,... pound, -<tel -• ll*#ld, ............ Tlill M.4110 ,...._ W.. ~ 11> tlu I u 71 -t poutld, M y • ..._,.,.._oo,_._ ......_ .. ,. ....... ' 00 -ell llO)' -.NY SILVER Handy and Hatman, I 1•.1 I .,., 1roy -, GOLD QUOTATIONS ~·..... . -.... .__ c-. 0.. . .... . . • '"' ":t'l.~::~·11 . IS Utt 12IM ltul 111.e t)tA + tA • 2 -~-~.~.~~.·-~u··. TrM ...................... !-9!• • ~ .::::.:::·.:·.:·.:·::: .. ·:: ,.__ . AMERICAN LEADERS .. NSW 'rOlttC. tAl"l· ..._ ,..._ _... • ---:-&er ....... _. ..... ~......., .. R ......... _,,_ ...... ="'1 !!> '"' -: ...... Mt. =:= ~. H i:Ii m n .a ~.: ,, = .. The Motti Lascoe Dance Theater Company will perform nturduy night at UC Irvi ne. M Lascoe dance group to perform :'I , ~ The Matti Lucoe Dance Theater Company w ill Festival thla put September. Lucoe 1tudted dance 111 ronvey !>4.'l'nes from Caribbean life in a UC Irvine under Jean Leon DesUne In New York City and ront-erl :it H p.m. Saturday. m the Fine Arts Village currently teaches ballet and ethnic and modern •Theater. dance at Orange c.oaat College. ThC' seven-member ensemble will perform the A Caribbean carnival w ith art ®'plays, calypso ritualilt'J, anunal-hke movements of Afro-Haitian music and food will precede the evening concert. ~ tlaoc-e m a program which includes "Witch Doctor," The carruval will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p .m . in • C.1mava1.·· .. Ra· Ra" and a traditional West African the Fine A.ru Olive Grove w ith free admission to a dunce "Runga Sunga Ba." The Trinidad Steel performance by the UCI Black Student Union : Drum Band will at'COmpany the dancers on conga, Gospel Choir, an African fashion show, art displays .~steel drums a nd c abasa s. Bas al Grant. a and a hmbo con~t. ,, Barbados born performer. will be featured an a Tickets to the Matta Lucoe Dance Theatre "'f theatri('al c.hs play of fire-eating and walking on Company performance are $5 for general admission, nails. $3 for UCI .students and $4 for other students, • Founded in 1972 as the first b lack dance senior cit.fl.ens and UCI staff, faculty and Alumni • c·ompany in Ora nge County, Lascoe's group Association members. Tickets are available at the ft perfonns throughout Southern California and was Associated Students Box Office In University _.featured in the Laguna Beach "Art .in Motion" Center and at the door. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE CALENDAR OF EVENTS _f'.eb. 4/5 FACULTY DANCI! CONCl!RT Curtain 8:30 P. M. Feb. 18 WE SWl!DES . 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' .. ~At work and play ; "Baseball season is still weeks I a way, but former Angel Don "'J;Jaylor (above) wor ks on h is w,wing during workout a t UC ·· ~Irvine Tuesday with a no ther :(ormer Angel, Minnesota's "',..faul Hartzell. Below, Brian l>owning signs autograph for , a young admirer , Jeri Sweet l'I _pf La Verne, during &eMion : ;'.Wednesday at Hogue ,~ 1-armichaels in <:osta Mesa. ,.,. Marina • Will By ROGER CAR~N or .. o.ie,,......,. Scott Filipek ia conaidered by aome as a one-man wreckin1 crew, but don't try to aell that theory to Ocean View Hfgh baaketball coach Jim Harris following h1a team'• 64-62 lom at Marina Hlgh Wedneeday night. lt'a true, Filipek was the leading acorer for Marina with 23 point.a and had four aparkllng us1.ata during the Sun1et League contest, but when the game got into the do it or elae sta,e, somebody elae was there with two aeconda left. Chris Newnann, the Vikings' 6-5 senior, cashed in a bucket from the corner after taking a pus from Blll Belanger for the winner as the Vikings crossed up .the Seahawks, who had appl{ed a box-and-one defenae in the fourth quarter. The victory keeps the Vikings within striking diatance of the top, a game behind Huntington Beach, while Oceatt View falls two games off the pace with three to play. "We were in a decent posit.Jon for the title," said Harris. "But now that'• out the window. We need two out of three juat to have a chance for the playoffs." It was a tough lOll8 to swallow inasmuch aa Ocean View rallied from a 61-51 defict with 2;59 left to knot the ecore at 62 on Keith Mullally'a clutch 22-footer with 3'1 leCOllds left. The Vlkea called time out with IM!'Ven le<.'Onda left to aet up the winning ahot and Neumann came through. "It was a game you hated to aee aomeone lose," aald Marina Coach Steve Popovic h. "We played 10 w el l , but the momentum just kept shifting. I thought our kids did a great job· on the boards.'' The Vikings, altho"gh at a great disadvantage in height, held their own and more in the rebounding game, to the chagrin of Harris, and Marina had the uppe.r hand in turnovers (16-11). The Seahawk.a compensated with a solid performance from the floor (29 of 45 for 64.4 percent), aa opposed to the Vlkinga 30-for-61 performance (49.1 percent), but thoee extra 16 attempts were a few too many for Harris. Filipek hit 12 of 25 from the field through three quarters, but did not ~et off a shot in the fourth quarter with Mullally dogging him outalde of Ocean View's box wne. While that tactic was obviously successful. there was a pri.ce - a nd Marina··s aolid balance showed with Neumann, Belanger and Ron Rose~welg each scoring a bucket, along with aix of Frie Padilla's 10 point.a in the final stanza before fouling out with 60 seconds remaining. Neumann finished with 14 points and Roaenaweig and Belanger each netted eight points for the winners. Ocean View's offense waa balanced, too, with Mike Judge (16), Byron Ball (15) and Dimitri Antonop,oulos ( 10) in double figures. "Originally we were going to double-team Filipek at half court," said Harris, "but they didn't have him bringing it up." Instead the Vikings aent Filipek to the wing first, then worked him into the rhythm of the offense. although he seldom penetrated with hi s u sual effectiveness. Nevertheless, this time wnen it came down to the final seconds and the scor e was tied, the Vikings had an answer in Neumann. In the (int roµnd in a similar situation they didn't, it went into overtime and Ocean View prevailed, 55-53. "This t eam is tot a lly unpredictable," lamented Hanis, who watched his skyscrapers fall to 4-3. 11 -9 overall. "The last time we played Marina 1t was the same thing, they outrebounded us." In contrast. P opovich was delighted with hia team'• effort for the third straight game. The Vikings are now 5-2 m league, 14-8 overall and tied with Fountain Valley in &e00nd place Eagles hold off Irvine By JOHN SEV ANO o£1NO..,Not&bllf Who says history doesn't repeat itself? ~M emorable I> ' • ,,. ast shot Once again, Rustlers are rude hosts OK. so it may be stretching things a bit just because F.stancia High'a two Sea View League encounters with Irvine thla season have r esulte d In. nine-point victories. Still. there were glaring similarities. DALLAS (AP) -Jay Vincent ii•-everything in hi.a favor aa '(K'g clock wound down in the ional Basketball Aaaociation test between the Dallaa vericka and the world pion Loa Angeles Laken. Vincent had the ball just 12 t away from the basket and lining up one of h1a favorite ob, a soft jumper. The only oblem was the out.atretched of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Lakera' 7-2 center who had inated the Mavertcu all This time Golden West beats Sania Ana in OT to move By CURT SEEDEN or .. o.11r,......., The Golden West College gymnasium doesn't exactly resemble a pit, and the stands are anything but filled when the Rustlen take the court, but that doesn't stop the opposition from leaving with a new addition to the losa oolumn. .. Wednesday night, for e.xample. the Rustlers, who were_ pk:ked to fi.niah dead laat in the South Coaat Conference basketball race. hosted Santa Ana to open round two of conference play. And while aeoond place was on the line, the results were aomewhat predictable. Golden Weat came away with a 93·83 victory, 1n overtime no le-. Santa Ana ahouldn't feel too badly, though. They joined a list of other favOC'N l!ponents, namely Cerritos, Fullerton and . San Ant.onlo. who have left Golden eat with only a loea to 1how for their work. "I don't know what It la about lhia place," admitted Ruatler coach Jim Greenfield afterward. "The guy. just beUew they can win hett." Ac1.ually, It didn't appear that way. The Rustlen 1quandered a atx-potnt Jad. Wiih &O seconds remaining In regulation, with Santa Ana's Greg West hitting a basket with four eeoonds remaining to tend the game into overtime. "That was a ll"ff"°°"1illllee~' GrMnfield noted. "They had all the momentum ln the world aft.er that." But Golden West's John ltreeich hit six of hla 22 points In the five-minute overtime period, and Sherwin Durham hit a couple of clutch free throws to put the Rwtlera up for good to give his team ita fourth ltrai1ht victory and 90Je po•Elaon of teCOnd plaoe. There were plenty of heroea in the Golden West lineup Wedneeday nl&ht moet notably Durham, who led everyone on ~ c:ourt with 25 poinu, and reserve Ed OorharA who ecored 10 polnta and added nine rebounc;b. The Ru.ttlera played catch-up ball for m<»t of the evening, and It waan't unUl Durham connected with 7:~9 renaJn1na in the first half th.at the Ruatlers had tlMri.r fint lead at 27 .2e. The Dona, who fell to 0-3 in conference, resalned the advanqp for two fleeUng momentt before the half wu over, but Santa Ana woWdn't aet the lNd 'aaln untfl 13:20 remained 1n the cctltett. • into second place It waa a back-and-forth affair for (.,e remainder of the cont.est. with the Dona' Carl Aaron keeping hia team close by 1COring 16 of hia 22 points. Cftlter Rich 11lonlaa abo aot hot. acoring nine points in the teeond half. A pair of Tyrone Myles free throws with 59 seconds remaining gave the Rustlers a 76-70 advanta~. but Sant.a Ana battled beck on a three-point play by Thomas and a buket by Joel Waahil'lllOn with 17 eeoonds left which cut the Rustler lud w 76-75. Golden West's Dan Slber hit a free throw with 14 leCOnda rerna1nlng. but mlaeed the teeond In the ~plua.-one altuaUon, givinR the Dona ihelr chance to 8CClft, and West promptly dellwred. Big free throwa by Sheldon Revia, Kretdch and Durham made thlnp easy for the Rustlen ln overtime. A thn!e-point play by Kre.ich with 1:04 left pve Golden West l a n 86-79 advanta1e and the Dona just couJdn•a oome baick a -..ond time. "Santa Ana ahoota the ball ao well and they're reelly ~won the boards,"• Greenfield Mid., "We played hard In the flrlt hall, but we jL9t coWdn't pt a bounce. We finally Ft a few ln the aecond half. thoueh. and t.hat Wiii the dlffennce. •• In their first meeting. It was a s haky first quarter by the Vaqueroa, resulting in an early 21-10 Eagle lead, that proved costly. And again Wednesday night It was_ the first eight minutes that ultimately -ttSult.ed in lrv1ne's undoing. Disrupted by an Estancia full-a>urt and haJf-oourt press, Irvine committed 13 first quarter turnovers. resulting in a 20-8 Eagle lead aft.er the flrat five minutes. And, although the Vaqueroa rallied to get back lnto this one, they still fell short at the buzzer, losing 81-72, at Irvine HJgh. • "I can awn it up in one word - momentum," said F.atancia Coach Larry Sunderman, who uw his team Improve ita league record to 9-2 and overall mark to 17-6. "The first quarter cenied us. We came out playiJli reelly aood defente and we got the tempo we wanted." Irvine Coach A l Herrln1 acreed· ''The first quarter reelly killed (See EAGLES, P ... Cl) Erratic U~I 'meets inconsistent Long Beach State . I •• Extra game to match top college teams From AP cU1palcflt1 EAST RUTHERFORD, N;J, -Eil An official of the Meadowland; 1porta ••• complex said Wednesday that 24 highly ranked oollege teams aro under consideration for a special football game to be played at Gianl.s Stadium in A~. But Les Unger, a public relatJona dlrec1or for the Meadowlands, said it would~ at le9st 10 days before two teams _..., selected \o play In what would be a 12th regular-season game for the colleges &elected. The NationaJ Collegiate Athletic Aaociauon last month approved the Kickoff Classic -to be played as a benefit for the College Football Hall of Fame. "A game will an fact be played here between Aug. 27-29," said Unger, "but we haven 't approached anybodX and will not for another 10 days or two weeks.' The game will feature two of the nation's top teams, based on preseuon polls and other factors. Unger aald. Unger, who also 11 director of college athletics for the Meadowlands. called "tot.aUy false" earlier reports that Notre Dame and Alabama would play in the game as a memorial to Paul "Bear" Bryant, the late Alabama coach. Quote of the day Stan Blinka, New York Jets linebacker, noung that journalists and other visitors outnumbered players an the Jets' locker room during the NFL playoffs: "There are more non-people in here than there are people." Kings get goaltending help was acquired by the Los Angeles ' Goaltender Markus Matlsson ~ KJngs Wednesiiay m a deal with the Minnesota North Stars. The exchange was for "other l'Ons1derat10n.s," but the Kings' Vt"teran goalie Mario Lessard was loaned t.o the North Stars' Birmingham club of the Central Hockey League . On the ke in the NHL Wednesday. Craig Ramsey scored his third short-handed goal o( the year with 61.;z mmut.es left as Buffalo ued Minnesota, 2-2 . . Right wing Rick Vaiv~. <."t:nter Danny Daoust and left wmg Walt Poddubny scored two goals apiece as Toronto romped past Hartford, 7-1 . Brian Sutler's 30th goal of the season midway through the third penod gave St. Loul!I a 4-3 victory over Detroit . . Doug Crossman and Denis Savard each !K.'Ort!d two goals in the first period to paet• Chicago to a 7-4 win over PitL-;burgh . Bobby Clarke notC'hed a goal and two assists m Ph1ladl"lph1a's 6-3 victory at Wmmpeg fA.hlr need rally to tnp C:Uppen Lll'~J llrll urtd10 ]H,lnt•, m C941rte MHweU Q and lev18 Mcllalt II Wedn• day nl1hl In ntl)'ln1 Botton to a 120· U 0 Ylt•tory ov•r IMU'*>m Sen Dlttt0 Th• C.hk'I, who tnalled at halfUmo &1·48, 1tornwd bac1k ate.er lnwrmilllon \o uak.t un 83·82 '-i .. Maxwell talJll:'d 11 pcMntl aftd Bird 10 ln th third quart.r • _ El1ewh<'r<' In th~ NBA, Ray Wlllt1111u' three-point play with t~ 'CC>ndl r malnlna gave Kan111 Chy o 117°110 victory over Waahlnaiton that snapped a Klnp' •l_>!·l•m• lotln1 llreak . . • Indiana'• Clark ~11 ... notched 22 point.a and ara~ 21 ~boundl lo lead the Pae@rt to a wild 141·l3~ wl n over Detroit ... Lea .. Tndl.' Roltla ... ~ 18 of h he 21 points In th aecond half and New York phayod c>Uta"-ndlng defen.. to handcuU San Antonio. 109-98 . , • 81ek Wllllam1 talUed 22 points and Ot11 Blrd1oa1 kllle<l In 21 to J.ed Now Jc·rsey to Its 17th wfn In 21 sames, 118-10~ over Cleveland . . . Guard Allen Leavell llCOred let of his career-hltih 42 polnui In the third quarter M Houston rebounded from Tu8day11 ~3-point 1etback at Chicas.a with a 13~-128 win over Denver . . Walt Davl11 24 point.I Uftcd Phoenix past Utah, 112-96 . . . Jack Slkma'1 two free throws and baseline jumper In the final 1 :07 enabled Seattle to hold olf Milwaukee, 117-114 R(•nko bt"comc free agent Ve tera n righ t -hander Steve II R en k o became• a free agent. Wednesday when the Angels notified the Major League Players Asaoclation • that It would not participate in Renko'a salary arbitration hearing. Renko, 11-6 with a 4.44 earned run averaae- as a parttime starter and reliever for the Angels last season, L-; thus eligible to negotiate with all major league tcam.'i. R<'nko, who was 8-5 for the Angels in 1981, filed for a salary of $380.000 while the Angels' falmg figure was $225,000. A club executive said the Angels decided to pass arbitration because both Clgures were too high for "a 38-year-old plicher who would only do some long relievinj{ for ua." Fertig to return to Trojans Craig Fertl1, former s tar quarterback at USC and head coach at Oregon State, will return to his alma mat.er as an assist.ant athletic director. Athletic Director Dick Perry sald Fertis wlll be involved in fund raising and the adminlatration of support groups . . . BUI Sboem ake r, the winningt:'Sl jockey In the history of thoroughbred horse racing. received a five-day l\-Ulpensipn Crom the Santa An1 ta stewards after causing interference in the Santa Monica Handicap Sunday aboard Marimbula . . . Former USC standouts Cbarlea Pf1Jlllp1, Rob Hertel and Danny Rttee were among 56 players released by the Los Ange le.a_Expreu o ! the USFL. Television, rad io TV: Basketball -Washington St.ate at UCLA, 11 &.m., Channel 5 ('raped delay). RADI . Hockey -Kings at Edmonton. 6:20 p.m .. K.PRZ (1150). Basketball -UC Irvine at Lona Beach St.ate, 7:35 p.m., KWVE (108 FM): WuhJ.niion State at UCLA. 7 :~5 pm., KMPC (710); Washington at USC, 8 p.m., KNX (1070). EAGLES • • • W eekend races set From Page C1 us:" h(• said. as Irvine droppt.>d to 5-6 and ll-11. "I don't know what 1t was. We prepared (for Estanc1a's press). It's no secret what ,th~y·re going to do. We're just inexperienced m bringing the ball up." Estancia breezed through the first 16 minutes. Behind the shooting of junior guard Jim Curtis. who had 18 first-half points, and junior backrourt mate J on Johnston. who had 10, the £agles led 27-16 at the end of the first q~r and 45-26 with 2:35 left in the second. A late lrvine surge. however, narrowed the deficit to 49-36 at half, and the Vaqueros were able \o make a game of 11 by midway through the third. Paced by the rebounding ( 11 total. eight offensive) and scoring (1 5 points. all in the second half) of 6-4 senior forward Bernard Ussery, Irvine fought back to close within six on two occasions ln the third quarter and a basket, al 70-68, with 2:42 remammg an the fourth. But a three-point play by Curtis and a pair of free throws from Gavin Warlaumont gave the Eagles the final breathing room they needed to wan. "This time we were able to get a hold of ourselves early and come back," said Herring. "At least this time we made It a battle. We j{Ot within two." Irvine's Lance Neal, a 6-1 junior, quietly led all scorer1 with 26 points, 16 In the fintt half to help keep his 'team an the ••me. Center Doug Brozovich added 12 points and a game-high 12 rebounds. For the F.agles. Curtis finished with 25 , Johnston had 19 (Including six 1traight free throw s down the stretch), and Doug Pinckney and Warlaumont had 14 HCh. The EaiJet flniahed r.he g1me lhooting an even 50 peroent (28 of ~6) from the floor, while Irvine was 39 percent (30 of 76). I Valentine Regatta tops boating sla te Bahia Corinth.Ian Yacht Club and Lido Isle Yacht Club will get their race committees together Saturday to host 10 classes of small sailboats in their annual Valentine Regatta. Cl.asses scheduled for start.I are Lido-14A. Lido-14B, Laser A, Laser B. sailboards, Sabot A, 8 . C-1. C-2 and seniors. South Shore Yacht Club also will keep sailors m all classes busy Saturday with the lleCOOd race o! its Wint.er Hibachi Series. Only action in the Loa Angeles-Long Beach area is at Seal Beach Yacht Club where sklppers in alJ cla.Sles will have an opportunity for 1om e Midwinters tune-ups Saturday and Sunday. In other Southern California Yachting Aaaociation areas: ........... .., Wlnd)81T\/Mrt Ylldll Club -C.-Callf\a lo PMI ,_ (IOR, Pl'IRl'·A' Saturday: Palo• l/erdet Tttangla (PHRl'-8, MOAC) Saturday. SM~ Monica Vec:flt au«> -lntradvb race, ~ UC I rvine la n ds Tolbert Tom Tolbert, 6-7 'h .enJor at Artesia High. a nnounced Wednesday h e will play basketball at UC Irvine rw"l fall Tolbert, the ClF's leading 1COrer at 31.3 point.I per game, said he chose UCl after recielvini inquiries Cr om UC Santa Barbara, the tJniversJt.y of Utah, Montana and Caf State Fullerton. "I didn't see ·any other achoo! giving me what UCI ii &olnl \o give me," said Tolbert, who Is averaf.lng 10.5 rebo'-lnda per eame. '00ing to Irvine allow• me ~ ttay close to home and my parent.I can oonw and w•tch me play. 0 rvu been to • couple of aame. thia year and I really t.hlnk I c.tn help the teem. fl .......... " JOHNSON &SON present• ... :1n "" IFI II Tll .......... Hess .hUrt-in €dM win~-, Oilers maintain lead , but not without fig h i Se• View Leaaue lead .. r COron. Ciel Mar Hiah 1w..,pt put Saddle&.c:k Wednwday ntaht, but nol without a ece"', whl&. r..tancla and m Toro kept l*t'• but Newport Harbor wu lhocked by Coata M .... In the Su.natl Leque lt WM bul1Mll M UIUll with Hunuo,ion S..Ch rnalntainina It.I one.pme &fed and rounwn Valley roJ..Unc, althou&h tfUnp were .PNUY tOcky !or HuntJnau>n Beach for awhile at .Ec:U1on. ~ Here'• how It went: Corou ,.I Mar U, S.cWlebull U The Sea Klnp won the aame, but.-loet the aervtces of ola)'makinl pa.rd Mike H-durtnc the second halt. and he 11 l•beled "tent•ti..,e to doubtful" by hlt. coech for Friday n.l1ht'• contetJt. apirwt El Toro. ' ff-Wll lnjunld In the leC:IOnd quarter, .. he wu hit In the mouth durtn1 a collltton with a Saddleback player'• hip. He11 waa knocked uncoMCloua and received a concU811on. The Texaa-bound aenior ICOred eight point.I before the incident, while teammate Dave VanStA!enhuyae led all 1COren with 18 point.a. The Chargen had their trouble& connecting from the field dwina the aecond quarter, as they watched CdM take an 11-polnt halftime lead. OCC f alter.s; Gauchos roll Fullerton College all but ellmlnat.ed Orange Coast from the South Coast Conference basketball race Wedneaday night with a come-from-behind victory over the hott Pirates. The Pirates, who must Clnilh among the \op five In the standings \o advance to the Shaughnessy Playoffs, find themselves buried in seventh place today, two games behind the Hornets who hold down the fifth spot. But In PacUJc Cout Conference play, SaddJeback C.OUese remaina in first pl.ace (along with San Diego) after a victory over host Groesmont. Here's what took place: Fllllenoa 11, Oru1e Cout i7 The Piratea lost their fourth straight South Coast Conference deciaion after holding the 18d. Coach Tandy Glllls' Duca were up by a 46-38 margin with 11:24 lO go, but In the next nine minutes Fullerton outacored the holJt.s. by an 11-3 margin \o take the lead. Brad GueeB hit a jumper with 1:02 left to cut the FUllerton lead \o 57-55, but then Orange Coast needed \o foul to regaj~lon and it backfired at the Une u Mike M y hit both ends of a one-and--one with 44 teeonds left to realistically put it out of reach. . Guess hit 9 of 10 from the perimeter as he finished with 18 points and eight rebounds for Cout, while Leland Bruce led ·the Bucs with 20 points. Saddlebacll 71, Gro11moat 57 The Gauchos pulled out to a nine-point halftime lead and never looked back in recording the victory over the Griffins. Saddleback used a_n effective full-court press during the contest and grabbed 13 stea.la m the process. Tracy Mitchell recorded five steals along with nine point.I and "-x aaabta. Kevin Hendenon poured In 18 point.I and had six rebou.nda, while A.lex Adami ~ 16. A.dams hit 7 of 11 Crom the field and led both teams with nine reboundl. Van8tHnhuy1e tallied .-laht tbird-qua"'-r polnta to &Iv• the Sea Klnp lhdr tOth S.. View ~a1ue vk.-tory apin.-t onlv one def•t. Oroc Wynn alto had 12 for CdM. "We rti&lly won't know much un\11 t.omOrTOW (tocS.y)," Mid CdM c.o.ch Jldc l'nion. "I'd haw co aay h:!!'• ten&atJw, at beet, f« the pme l'rida)'." 'Co1ta M ... n, N•wpott HarlHtr H The Sailor,. flayed v ry Oat In the flnt half, and 1hot a dlama 37 peroent for the pme. Bu& ln th aecond half, Newport made a run at C.O.ca M.a. Coach Jerry DeBuak'1 SallOn had the bell with 10 aeconda remaining, but couldn't pt a ahot ot.f because of the Mu.tt.anp' 1Uflin1 defeme. Joe Seaeer .:ored 17 potnta for Newport. but wu UmJted by Co.ta Meu'• actJve wne deferwe, which allowed the Sallon onJy one shot each time down the floor. • Ted Stilt poured fo 18 for the Mustanp;·while Dave Palmblade had 14 and Phil Kot tallied 10. Coata Mesa took a 29-20 lead at h&utJme and never surrendered It.I lead, aurvivt.nc Newport'• uprising In the final seconds of the game. Brian Folk had 10 for the Sailors, and Jim Wolfe had a game-h!gh 20 points. El Toro 11, Unlver1lty 48 The Chargers took a major step toward a CIF 3-A playoff berth with the v.ldory, combined with loaes for Newport Harbor and Irvine in Sea View Leque play, 8ivina them a two-game advantqe ln the race f!>r third place with three pme. left. Jeff Arnold, a 6-9 jurilor center, led the way with 16 points, and Sonny Lewi.I, a 6-1 senior point guard, ke pt the offense In gear. Arnold had l~ rebounds and blocked 10 shots. while Jim Hammel added eight rebounds. HutlDgton Beacla 70, EdJsoa 14 The Oilers rallied with 10 straight point.I in the latter stages of the third quarter to take the lead then held off the Chargers' ambush at F.diaon ~ Sunset League play to maintaln their one-game edge on Fountain Valley and Marina in the race for the title. Edlaon had a 37-32 lead with 5:53 left In the third quarter and was still 'up, 43-40, with 2:50 left, ~fore the Oilers exploded to take the lead, 50-43, with :;1 seconds left before the fourth period. Edison pulled to 60-57 with 3: 19 left and with 2:48 left was down by a 62-58 lead and had the ball, but that was as close as the Chargers could get. Jamel Ga.mer (16 points and 11 rebounds) and Mike Milli (14 points and 10 rebounds) were the -guiding force for the winners, who also got double figure scoring from Billy Thompson ( 11 ), Lou Harrigan (10) and Greg Baugh (11 ). Fou talD Valley 5!, Westmluter 41 The Baro!'15 ~pped a two-game 108ing streak with a convincing victory at h ome, stopping Westminster on the boards (22-18) after falling behind in the first quarter by a 9-6 margin. Rob Whitehair hit three buckets In the second quarter \o lead the Barons \o a 21-18 lead, then added ejght points in the final quarter to give him a game-high 20, while teammates Mike Newton (11) and RoU Jacobs (10) were abo tn double~ CdM k ickers roll, 4-1 Senior right w ing Vince McGuinnes notched three goals, l~luding a pair In the second half when Corona del Mar High broke a 1-1 deadlock, aa the Sea Kings stayed unbeaten in Sea View League men's soccer with a 4-1 triumph over Irvine Wed.nelday af temoon. Larry Lokka notched the other goal for CdM, which moved Its league mark to 6-0-2 and overall record to 11-1-3. Irvine dropped \o 2-4-2 in Sea View la KOCM Stereo 103.1 ,,.., pn11nte .•.. Ml.JC 9IOT1CI ..cnnoua • •••• American Heritage Month Delly dunno the month of ~ tune to FM etere o 103.1 at I a.m. and 6 p.m. HHr Ne.port-Mw EJefMntery •tUdent• .... what Amertoa meat'8 to diem. PNMmed In.,. pubtlc ..,..,... by KOCM 8-.0 103.1. OAANQE COUNTY MUSIC - a wam 1nove closer iq playoff spQt l'oethl Mt'SU Ha~h rllCJVlod Within Ont' gamt.• or th1• (111al pluyoH 11pot m the Sea Vww Lcugue wortwn'i. buskctbull race a\ ~ ti after lrlpplng Nt•wport llarlJor an 16 low-scoring but\11• Wednesday ni~ht Ml0unwh1h" Corona Jel Mur 1.md Estancia stall shur\• thl• top spot ut 10·1, whale El Toro moved Into a l~ for third with University by stopping the Tro.J8ns In overtime University 1And El Toro are eac~ ti 5 · l lcrl•'s how rt happt!nt'<l Costa Me11a 28, Newporl Harbor 19 Tht• Mus tnngi. found th1• rungt.• often l'nough to I kt•cp Nl•wport wanlt.'8!. (0 11) an St.•u View League play Ot.•sp1tl' m nn<•<:llng on only :w pc·r~·t..nt of its I shot at tt>mpt.., from tht• (1dd (9 o f 44), Costa Mt.--sa l"on vt•rtro 10 frt•<.' throw attempt:. wh1l·h proved ll'UCIJI ! Down t).;i e ntt.•rinK tht• M.>t'ond quarter. the I Must._i n~s SWlll"hl•J to u µ1l'ssu11• man-to -man d1·C~nSt• .ind 4u1ckly pulled Ill f 1 ont 1 Estancia 611, Irvine 33 T hi· slcm starttng F'...iglci> gut tlw1r ru111ung ganw 111 gl'ar in tht· ~~'tmd qu.irh'r and bJcow past thl' v1s1ung Vaqueros. Traahng 8-6 after one quarli>r, Eswnc1a was abltt to for<."t.' the issue· with._. numbt:r of 2-o n-I and a-ancJ-1 brc•<1ks and OULo,(.'Orl't.I Ir v111e 2ti·5 in the stanza The Eaglt.-s shot 57 ix·rc.·tml fr<1m th1· field C.!9 of 5 1) and also domanutl'll tht• ·boil1'cb··&m1or center Debbie Hughes pulled down 20 rebounds and had four blockt><l shoL-; an t'<mtrollmg th<' m1ddlC' Amy l latht·oc:k, mt•unwhalt.', was sharp from the outsidt'. nl'lting B of 12 from th1· fidd for 67 IJl·~nl ancJ finishing w ith H gamt•·high 20 points. Corona del Mar 63, Saddleback 27 The Sea KmRs hm1wd Saddll'ba<'k to only two third-quarter putnls. while ~on ng 20 to put the ~amc• away Heathc·r Estt·y had 14 frr-st-half points (20 m all) in helping CdM up 11.s league mark to 10· l Lisa Romnc·y t.allat.'<I 15 (or the S.•a Kings, and Angie Dodds h ad 11 E l Toro 55, Uni\'ersily 47 Thl• Chargt•r-. movt"tl into a t11• for lhl' final Sea View playuCC spot with an ovc·rt111w \'Prd1cl ovc·r tht• ho::.1 Trojans El T oro OV<'rc·amt.· a nmc• point fourth-quarter d(·fit'll to g<'l t•vt•n. lh<'n out pomtc'll Umvc·rsaty 8-0 1n the• extra S<""-"">n tu 1·;.1rn lht• win L agu na Beach escapes cellar Laguna &•a(h lligh's Arusts a re out of the South Coast U-agut• basement foUowmg a victory over M1~1on Vie.JO, Capastrano Vallt.•y survived a big scan· and San C lt-menlt· remmru. an c.vntenuon fo r a C IF 3-A baskNball playorr berth after upsetting Dana Halls Here's how at went Wednesday Lagau Beach 69, Mission Viejo 60 The Artasts went to Coby Naess l'arly. got a strong Cloor gamE' from Nick T epix-r and had four players an double ftgur<.'S as they pulled out of the cC'Jlar with tht• v1<·tory ovC'r the Vli>ttmg Diablos. Scott FortunC', a 6-4 JUnior, we nt to the point for the Anas t.'> and took control of the LSSUe, sconng 10 poin ts Tepp~r scored 19 points and senior Jim raw added 14 coun ters C tra no Va lley 64, Laguna Hills 63 Laguna Hills gQve the Cougars their toughest ent in several weeks before Capo escaped w ts 10th straight South Coast LeaguE-victory (2~ overall against two losses) -.;•Todd Williams cut the lead to onf' pomt with seven se<.-onds le ft and the Hawks got the ball back with four seconds left, but Williams' desperatJon half court shot al the buzz.er mJ.SSed Sao Clem ente 64, Dana Hills 56 The Tntons o utscored Dana Hills 16-6 m the seoond quart.er, and held on in the latter stages of the game to r<'<"Ord the South Coast League victory. The Dolphins couldn't connect on one-and-one free-throw allempu, during the second stanz.a, ma.;;sang all three chanct'S during the span. B asketball scores Colleae WHf Aecllan<IS 8• Cel Teel\ 29 "'6 mo n 1 P I t z • r 7 :A, Clal'emonhMu<1d 72 (ot) Wlllttier 72 LI \l .. M Sii Pbge1 Souno &<!. Simon Fraser 42 "~ Mlhourl 88. Colo<l<IO 65 (2 Oii South ... , ton 86, 81yl0f 6G n111 70, Aic:e 43 101, Ofal Aol>ertt 7 t T1•as w..iey1n 62. Ol<lanom1 C1ty 46 St l'11er a ow. 1-l>tllliO ee (Oii St Bona~cure 75 Tem~ 65 Bring the klda to ahake handa (wlng1) with SHORTY AND CHEAP C\.flCKEN on Saturday, Feb. 5 at theae atorea: EL TORO 9 TO 11 :15 BUNTUIGTON BEICB 12 TO 3 GARDEN GROVE 3:30 TO 5:30 It' a a blgh preaaure We for the oU in today· a hJgh rarri.ng engine• (and you thought you had It rough). a ... ~. th• ticket. ~"' CUE ACCEIT STICllllC TOLE Cane pattern ataclrera come In Almond or Yellow. IS~" DIAMETER x lSV•" HIGH. Ma ke good plant holdera. Henry. 2•• PORTDLE ID SEIYllC CUT ~ lA ~l 1099 lff!l!lj Ha• lilt-out Ice bucket and containers for good lea. lD Caaablanca White or Yellow. (Mix me a Malt•M Falcon wt th a twt.t. .... thecut.) ELLWOOD & n . PICllC TDLE 3 .777 w.· .. had aome day• thl• winter that ...... nice enough for a plc:nlc. (Mow watch. a blluaTd will hit Orange County.) IE STBOIE DIE-STEP WOOD BEFlftlQDIG llT 3•7 Glt'H a woodgrain look to any palntable nrface. DO preparaUoa uedecl. Comas with 11 oa. retlalabl.ag paint, bnaah, aa:ndpaper and ln.atnactlou. GLIDDEI SPIED WILL PlllT 4 97 aAL. ~ Goahead.SldMy.palDt the town whit• with thl• Oat latex interior ahlff. Comee In White. ADUqu Whit• and Off White 3 PC. TUY . 1111 0 llT I" ;a';:~----~· ............... =--------·-__...., ______ . ____ .. •WI • - # • TWO TOI ROLLllG BYDBIUUC FLOOR llCI s29•• #861-12 R.ady to gift you a IUt when you need It. (Which for me la right about now. when the 3 p.m. al"pt" bit. Yawn.) Black. with nrtMd rib d .. lgn to lrMp the tnaclr bed dry. Flt• moet popular model a. (J !mow oae It woe't flt. but ahedoesa't mlnd.) 418 PIRnCLE IOIRD Ya" 5"" Y." 697 lt&Uder'a ct.light. (lo bow wa your OICNDdllog Oaf? We laad a tradltlo,P.Cll oelMtatlon wltb ground bog and crCmberry aa.. Got aoee great gtft1. too.) DlllLI IECUIUTY IWiiti I 4 97 #SIW1 19997 Bolda a mighty 1083 lba. ln lta 49" x 41" cargo bed. can be atood on end for atoruge. Pretty ecuytoputtogether. ~ UICE 'llF/ UBF/ Fii T.V. · /· . DTEDI 1111 •• . 10 ELEMENT I 4 9 ----- 16 EL 19" 22 EL 2 7 97 30 EL34" Get a big ocw U you're way out lD the booa.lea « U theN' •a lot of lnterterence from mouatalDa and auc1a In your area. TEii PIBQUt.-Y FLOOR TILE 1 27 12" X 12" TILE DURICELL II 11.llLllE BlnEBIES • .,.PUOf'2 lly Jaw clroppecl when I aaw the Ngular pttc.oca th ... long-W.rs. kt a Dice lady ln line behind me p1cbd ltup. DOBCY.PLISTIC FLISRl.Q;HT 4 9. #41-0331 llcmdy UH&e lt•m fOI' the pune or glo" box. ai.ap enough that U you loee lt you won't die otpllt. 1111 O'LID EblEll OOMt DAI Y ......... .. 1 • .UY'l ..... '9 c-. ................. , ""'8T 9'AC8. t ~· """' °'* COIMl'MI ao ao t.40 uo lluflte Tultlt (~) 3 to t ,80 0 w ., 0.-1.--01 4.to Aleo r~ l-Wln1 '1Quf-.0, ...... Meal\, ~ ........... Al "' ,,.., Odd c-ly. 8of19 Of Ille ltlwld. Tiie Kind, L\Dy TOUI, Time: 1:10 111 o:a=. =:.."f°'r., 6 20 4 20 u.car c....1,,..._, 1.80 s oo LOW MeTNe(,.,_.,) UO Mto r.-d: Hunt 1119 Tlllfl\ble. ,C..tury Olrl, l!lctrtc11011ewoman. Divin• • Mn,, CNl¥91on'• Dev.""°°"'· ~ Mla9 lrWI l'rcinYM, ...... ,,. c.it..,. Time 1,10. •DAILY~ (10-111p.ict 911340 TMN> flACI. I f\H'IOnoe .i.t M.,_,,., 1"'-'YI -7,20 4.20 3.00 S_, Prw-(Upl'IMI) UO S.00 Honto con.o.i • 40 AMO ramd "'-•ro Mio. Trtpe KlnQ. Flw l!llrd. 8'11 H• Ha. HOid 11\el HM!ve, !Jwty'o Ot.per, Htgllly Rel.0, Lightning Swift. Cfll Kung Tim.· 1.10 311 fOURTH flACI.. OM.,. FM1 8ct99\ (S ...... ) 16 PO 5.IO a IO DIDI (McC«ton) 3 40 2 IO KON Hti. (OeiehouaMye) • 6 20 AllO lllCed: ~l~I•. Ag11ll•. Pel Me, M«ry'. C"9mCI T ..... :131 • IXACTA (5-21 P9ld $101 &O l'W'TH llACL I,_. iunong. Buy My Ac1 (Mau) lt.20 7.40 8.00 0, tor Oltl9 (Plncey) 5.00 3.40 Sunny Aldg9 (Slelnet) 3 40 -,...,. Atll ~-o.lll;ale ~. Famoua 1'9rtonMf. L-8'>0W "--· AlltKllY9. Time: I: 17 1/S. • IXACTA (M) P9ld '30$ 00 llXTlf uca. e Juttonoe C...WO (McewTon) 11 PO I PO S 20 S-""'* CH.-y) 4 00 3 40 GCIQCI Anlell (V_._...J 1.20 Al90 rll09CI Prln09 ol Aalurlu, M.ir-. Bob'• Cholc•. R••dY Olory, Pie• Pole , Arbltrer, E.tduehl9 L~. Send end S.. Mu a... Time 108 •15 MVIJfTM UCL I 1111 ""'- Ourlbll (McCwton) I 20 l.20 2.80 P-Grew (Sl'toetMll•I 3.00 3.20 MldnlgM Ml!. (--1 4 20 Al9o raced s-CrMll. ~. Oled!llm. eo.telo Time: 1.44 316, • IXACTA (7·2) p9ld S4e 00. U PIClt 81X (1 1·4·5·9·2·7) P•ld Hl.037 40 wllh 011• Winning 11e1ie1 Ill• l'tOtH•) t2 Pick 91• conaol•llon P•ld 1672 40 wtlll M wlMlnQ Udletl 111¥1 '--l RIGKT'H LUCI. 7 llJt\ong9 A Luc:lly 5'gl> (~WTon) I 00 3 F0 3 40 Soc>M1aieo 0trt cow-y.1 1 oo , eo ,llOUIOUS HOiton ("'9ro9) 2 PO Ateo racec1 EMWtn BellOf. o·~ o.r AutlMM MIQIC, nm. ol SM. O'Alciu- Titne· 1'23 216 l9fTM MCI. I 1/lt mlla MgM • IS,...) t IO 1 20 4 to ~(Toro) 6 20 5 20 Ilia 090 AllleOn tMeu) 7 00 Alec rac«t· 8Mll Moro. A..., With ~. p.,,. s.w.. Ry Time: 1·4' • IXACT A (3-7J P9ld S 180 60 AIMndatler 11. IU. .... ft8TWGO••a IG1 .............. W L .... -~. 34 10 7'S ......._... 17 , ... , • ...._,. lt to tN • ...,. It to .... OOldell ..... It H 4H 11\t a.. OletO 14 N ,tN 21i.. ................ 8en.M~ " 1t ecM MNM Qly t4 H IU • Delee It u .... • ... °""""' 12 " 411 1 U11111 11 30 s1• 11 ttol;MOI' I SY 1tl -tt 8MTPN COWIMMCI .............. PPtlll'ledl' llllf .. fllilllla H I 9oltort ao 10 ...... wt 30 " WMll!nglon 20 H .... 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Loe ~ n 30 ao n-120 Oe11M 31 M 14 22-122 Tlw..-po!ftl go9 -0.... ~ OUI -None A•bo11nd1 -Loa Angele• 43 (Ramble E. ~ I I. o.llM &4 I~ 16) Aaelee• -Loe MQelel 27, ,,.on, l. ~. cooc-·~ 0.-.. 31 ~ "~ T ata1 1ou1e -Loi Mai11e9 25, DIAM 21 T~ -DIAM C-MOii• A -17,134 COMMUNITY COUIQll CWdMt w .. t IS, lent. AM IS aMTA AMA -W• 11, a.et-$, e.IWd 2. ThomM 13. 8t....oy 3. tldl• 4, WMll!nglo11 It. AMon 22. TOUll 33 17·2' ., OOLDet ftaT -°"'"-25,..,... 11. .*-•. ~ 10. Kteelell 22. Oor'*9I 10, 11i119t 1 . ....,~I, Totall· 33 27·35 83 ~ Oolclefl w-. 42-40 ~n.11. TOie! ,_ s.ci1• AN 2'. Oolclefl W•I t 1 Fouled oul Slokft (Sant• An•). A•ron (Sall19 AN), ThotnM (&Miia ""91 Fue.toll 11, Or11ng9 Coeel S1 M.tllrJC* -Wnghl 26. ~ 2. VMI 13, FfWllnet 3. F«m 7, L-t, Mllff9Y 4 TOia H 11·11 t1 ~COAST -&tvc9 20, KtoM'9lcll 2, WMe 6. ~ 11. MClf1on t. eymene111 2, SMtudt 1 Tot.a. 2t M 57 Kelftlrl'9 occ. 32·26 TOl.ib* ~ 13. OtWlge~ 18 lrddhhcll 71, Gtoeemenl 17 aAOOLSMCC-H9nder_, 11, Ad.,... 1t. 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LAllelle MONTREAL EXPOS -tlon•d ,,.,, WllC>on, C&leflllr; aoeoy Coll Jt .• ll'lol1rllop, ~ ataz. l<Mldl. ~ Tt9ded Ovta lmllh, 111fl•lder-outli.ld•r. lo Ille 8•11 Frenc11co Ol•nll tor Jim Wollllord, OUln.lder eo.ton » 10 • 201 13-4 14 Monlr... 21 14 10 243 114 116 ...... 2$ ,, 10 201 lt7 ., ou.Dee 25 21 e 229 214 M H~ 13 34 8 170 2e2 32 . ......,. ....... ,,...,,_. 2, 8wfflllo 2 St. Louis 4, Oeeroll 3 Tcwon<o 7, Haniofd I ~ 7.,.Plt1911urgl't • ,,,,__11Mc1.,,'llei1e t. Wm1p9g a r...._...ca- •"-et ldtnonton OWbec •I loeton .._ Yori! lelender'I ltl New Jwwt ~•1t1W~Of'. Montt9el •1 c.ga,y HCnnGUe llJ I -I K.-um ITA~ --I NOTICa OF DUTM OF ~~ .,.,._ --,. AUGUST JACK-DANIE\., COMPANY: ROIDWS PAWll AND OF 3M&-O ee., ltreet, Sent. AMf NlliiOM TO ~"~°',._t.:',.0 ._ ~ ISTATI NO. lRNlll. SMC•,,_, · ~ A,.11t711 ~IL ~O To dhttrt, ~. Streee. Santa Ma. eredltot1 and contingent Thlt ~ • • itded 4'r creditor• of Auguat 1110Mit1... ~ I ~and per90nl 0..... A. -.... ... wh0 mo bO othetwlH c.!::,';,::;•;:=.,~ lntetelted In tM wtfl Md/CK .1anwwy 11. 11111. eet•t•: A petltton hat beer\ flied "uMleMcf Or•?:, COUI b y J 0 I e p h W . Piiot, Jen. 20. 21, . a, 10-=t Aomrnelfanger In the Superior Court Of Orange ftllJC MmCt I County '~:::Jng th~ HCm.,..1U1 •• J9fMI F. lnQ9f' .,.. um ITA~ appointed at pereonal The~.,.,._-~ ,..,r11entettve to ldmlnl8t• ~ • th• •••••• of Auguet OCEAN ""ONT WHEE Aomm_elfanger, Cotta ~~~ an.e. MeM. Calfomla (under the Keffmer E111erpr1Me. lllO.t.1 lndepeuCjent Acln*Wtretton ~ oorporlltloft. ,.., -of EatatM Act). TM S*ftlOn Joftel .._., ....._ Ar&. ~ la ... for ~-'" 09pt1 '!~ ...,... .. oanduMd by,. o. 3 at 700 "'""' c.nter COtPCWtmon. -"' Drive ~ttt, Santa Ana. U\..lMAA ENTWNl9• e911iornll 12702 on INC., e~OOl ...... I : Febru8fy 23, 1113 .. 8:30 "°"" J • ..._. : a.m. ..........,, • IF YOU OBJECT to the Tiiie ~ ._. ~~ .. Qt'W'tlng of .... petition, YoU County ClertVof °""fe --~, .. ihcM.lkt either ..., at the ,,_,.,., 25• ,.. • hearing and tt•t• your Pubtlatled ~ OOMCr.J obetlont or flle wrlUen Piiot. Jiii. 21_f9b. "· 10. "· ob Ion• wltfl the court be ore th• hMrlng. Your •-• _ I eppearano• may be In ~ ..,,_ • peteon or by "/OAlt llftOFMV, HC•ITIOUI • II ••4 IF YOU AM A CAm>fT()R um aTA,_y CK a 0011tll-1t °'9dl1or of The ~ ...,... -..-...... ~-the decl•lll, ~ ,,_,.. ~ C & C INVllTOllll, 40. "/OAlt ~ wfth 1M OOUf't or MeeArttlw .......,.,.., Wte !If• .,,....,. " to .... penonal ~ ...... CellOl* __ l. rtPllll,,..._ IDDolnted by JOHN '#. C~Alll_fli__4011111!1D --OOUf't wttf*t fOur monthe M4ICIAtttM ...... -' .. -""*"°" ..... ~ -from th• date of flr•t JOHH •• COYH...IL_4 111uanoe of letter• •• MecArtlluf ..., ...... -• prcwtdld In leGtlort 100 of ~ ..... ~ .... the Prob at• Cod• of TNa _... 11 ... _.., Calltornla. TM tlM• tor llmMCI ~~ 11ng dllrnl .. nae .....,. .,..... t1••· ... ~ .. .., .... "'°' to tour ,,... from ~ Clrrtl "Or...-~ the date of IM Maring =.a:_ -=r:tr-....,. .... t:H.1='dr ........... -=-....... ",.,.. .......... .., are1111c11n .. --. ......,. r •--wou mar .. •r....-wM ,.........0...... ... _.. .......... ~ ....,.,,.,1,t0,,t:M. .................. ..................... tmett-. .....,ftt• and ,_. ...... 1:· ·· e tlOll 00. Of t"e =~-~., ~mti\1!1· Crlil ..... --.11 . f'tlll .. ~· ...... 1 •• A. ~ • THE t'i\MllL l' ClaCtN 11You ood. Granddad get to sleep on the new mattress. Mommy put the broken one on her bed." by Brad Anderson "A police car In our backyard. Marmaduke, you sure can ruin my day!" .. GAllt'lt:l.O r I by Virg il P1rtch (VIP) Hank Ketchum by Jim Dav is ¥00 "'" A PRETTV GOO() J0e Of & WING POOKV'~ ARN\ ON l USEC' SMALL Sl'ITCME S &OAS NOT ro LEAVE A SC.AP. • '• .. · ~001\ Ml'Ll.IN~ ·: BflEATlf·TN<fNG... ,...,,.~~ ~ by Ferd & Tom Johnson Oii, YoLJ ··YOLJ HF.AW J>&jff ··WAIT, EMMA/ llREATNER, You 1! rr1s /tti·· I UAVE H,AN<q UP So I iO ~fST A~ILE·· · CAN CALL you·· PufF·· iHE J>ol,jCE ! ST,Aflf / t>INNSJt ~ ~------------------------,--------------------------, ~,M;noss ~ Hasten WEDNllDA Y'I f. I Sc@pter 62 l<Nld of boat "1ZZU IOlVID • , !I Sllns' nwlel!IJ 64 S.VI Sit - 9 c.;oio, ado City ~ ~ 1t4 Of mouths 87 Rett<lfe f!J (i,NtN'f 70 Deputy Ill P.11 n 1 I FluPllC'f 17 Wt,161 .li&c'W n J.ICM'I l,fl r.11llfll•.ll\ll 7:r~ ,'O Aoth4N I OOll 74 l ut1'Ct ;•I N""' 111•,11" 7~ ()llcl.Mm ,.,~ ..... ':94 On lt11• """' DOWN , • .o7 U111!f11o11h ''!\S.11 .. 11 - SHOt: Fl'NKl' •tNKERBt:i\N ru. eeT 7ME OOlE Q.A5b HAO A GOOD ~wueJQ)J 'R>lD MR.~ IJMJ I WA5 I.ATE ! I I Or~ C1>11t DAILY PILOT /ThUrld1y, '*'*Y 3, 1"3 Cl by Cherin M. Schulz ...... ----~---. ,~ ~~,.~ e AKo I~ MC£HT--<>f-~ "10LT ~~1'iON ~ E'!>1\~1EO fO "~IJf. O\ROM!c. '!>1.£.Ef' OY.,oflQUr,, ~o ... W f!. HAVES A FO~"fY-INGH INCISION TO CL.056 Hl!!RI!!, GANG, eu.,.. W 11"H OUR Nf!W T'IM65AVING UN 1-r, ~ 1"HIN K Ae>ou,.-rwo 9Tl,-CH~S 9MOLJL.P C'O 11"'.' MOW MOUT 50METMIN6 IN TWENlV·FM 't'OUIMES ? by Jef t Mac Nelly ,..... ,..... ·~· - Flushed Johnny Canon has won a court baule to preven t use of the phrase "Here's Jo hnny" for a brand of portable toilets. Lite rature course due on cultures An Engliah coune that compares s hort literary works from various countries and c ultures will be offered at Orange Coast CoUege this spring. Listed as English 172 in the schedule, the class meets Monda y. Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9-10 a .m . The course takes a cross-cultural approach, r ev iewing poe try , humor, proverbs, and short stones. "The class is project-oriented," saad course instructor, Miriam Barton. "W e welcome foreign-born students in the class. and will e mploy their particular languages in our study." The English level of foreign-born students should be high -an - termediate, according to Bart.on. Cla ,_ • on musi c for movies r PWUC mftCI ~.-br r.it o... .,. rm .. ••••• ef oaut0tll.'!a =1 ,..., -':ili0fl'fiiiii"i1m•i='.': Will '1Jl,11• OI, ..... .. ---Ill ..._ _, 11 .._ ~.11111· rs1e tl ........ ,HIH ... .. .. WeMllUI .. "" tlM fM ........... PIWNM If• tlOiftl ldv.,....111\ .. J-'11111-:Z..:. ": ... 0..... ef IN ONl1Y ...,_ -4 ---.. c~OQ r= r::~t:F=~ OU.ONIM TMJHIC. m 11.. MOTMllY T T10..Jwt~·,• ffl· r900f• 111 11 • 1t114 ,... 111 t l1t111, *""" llNtf\, OtllfOrMll YOU Ml • """ .. Qfllelll "-ocwde 1*3 DllD OP Tl• I f, DA D IPA"<lll. 2 A~~ 1/14lh ~ ::Jt~r:·.t:r· mrro~'onru~.·'\:n r::~:~ :~~ A n l1 w CO Ura o ( 0 r "'---· J.!."1110.1~~,.!~! 1'opn, YOU• ,.0,.ltfY • IT AY H of Tr Ml NC> H 10 In Ille City of .._ __ -M ....,,_,_ ffH tof.D Af A"*'° · •,,YOU HeweiOfl 1eeo11 County of Of111911 c I n u m a a n d m u • I e Thie llulirMe 11 OOflCllAOted by a :L"f cf,~:.'11Kor:I 111ta of c1111orn11c; .. ,,.r ":J 1\udenta lltl d Film "'*" ~.,_ .. Al.IT YOU. YOU INOU&.D ~r:::...~ ~-:::: ,,.. Seorin& will be' offe~ Tilll Mll.,_I w" lllM wllh the cm~c: !~*::'AN TITLI Ottic. of Ille ~ly "4Mlord« of at Oranaf' Cout Colleae County Olet1! of Orange CO\lf\IY Ofl I H. u "AN 0 I 0 0 M, AH v I County lflOWfl end Clellnecl • thia 1pnn1 ~ta, 1 "' ,..,.. E:!t1111 GCWpcw•tlCWI. JNMiM L r-=:'~ Thu three-unlt courte, 'vl>U1hed Or•n,-: OoH t 011~ O.tw Jenuowy 14 1.., 1111 OfllcNI "9oofela. llated al Mualc 263AB, fllloc, Jen. 20• 17• eb, 1· tos:~ ""IT AMUUOAN TITLI Th• ttr11t 1ddr111 or 01P11r m e e t I T h u r I d a y INIUMNCI OOM,ANY 01111'1\0n llftlon1t1on of thl real f f .. rtalC NOTICE • ca111 GOrll OC*lY lllrllrltll>ow dMGrlbad 11 a ~moons rom 1-. p.m. .IMMllll L Lawtll ll0'1od to bl 1 .. Tu.tin Ave . Courae inatruc:tor Is MOTIC9 TO C:OlfTilACT0.-1 Au111«tled OfflClt 1 9Moll, CA A I R i t CALI.ING roll lml 114 1 "ftll It. Thi u lldtrel ontd h troby an em n i on• a fkllooH>lltrlei Collt'COrnmul\Hy Santi An .. CA 12101 l1clall'll1 tll ll1b111ty tor any g r a d u a l e o I t h t' ColltOI Dlltfict (7 "I 6N-'1 l I r00111111 In Mid ttr ... addf .. American Con servatory WDMOllno: 2'00 o'OIOC* p.m of 1'1111111"-d o renQO Co111 D111y or other OOft\MOll ~· Of M "•ic. Remin!U•~n t..-· the 22nd d•y of '.ONtfY, tN3. PllOI, Jt11. 21, fl'tt> 1, 10. 1M3 ltld Mio wMt bl made without -.., ,._ Ptec• of Bid AIGtlpt Otllct of 111643 w1rr1nty, 111pra11 or Implied, had extensive Ho ywood P11rc111alno Director. Me Belly 1------------reoerdlng 1111•. po111111on, or ' d h ISaldwtn Coul CommlN\lty (:ol1oOt P\IK.IC NO.,._ encuMbrenc11. 10 .. 111fy tho ex per e n ce, an aa D111r1ct.' 1310 Acltml. C0t11 Mola. ·~ pr1nc1pa1 balance ol thl Noll or p 1 aye d l n the Gen CA 82t25. t-~NO=no=1-:0fl:-="":T::".:Rue~~Tl~l~'~t"'!l~AU~-o•Mf oblloatlon HCurtcl by 111ld ~u a, Nelson Riddle, Pro11c1 ldonlltlcellon Ntm• l._ Mo. KltOGIH OMd ol 1'ru11, with ln111"1 end le artln an y Uohl eon-.aon ~Oject -8ld T D SEAVICt! COMPANY -duly Plv• tdVlnc.t, It any, unci.r Ille d M d Ra °'rmeo..1 COllloe Par111ng Lot r.a ..... ~m other 1um1 •• provided 1h1111n, Anthony bands. NO. 11 7. 1ppotnl•d True11a under 1ho term1 1111roof 111d 1nt1r11r on Reminatnn has been a ~ Ptarl• -on Ille: Oflloo of tOllowlnl ~rlbod deed 01 trutl •1tCh tdvtnct1, end plu1 fool, ·-o-Dittctor. Plly Fee Pl1n111ng, Johll WILL 8 Ll AT PUBLIC AUC'TIOH oharou •nd t11ptn111 of Ill• c 0 m p 0 s e r a n d Poller Trtllor F1c1tlly, CoHI TO THE HIOHEST BIDDEA FOA Tf'\111 .. and of tllo lt\lltl u19'od ~ orchestrator for motion Comnwnlly COiiege Olattlcl. 1370 CASH ANDIOA THf CASHIERS OA Hid DHd of Trull. Th• tolll Pictures, travelogu es, ~!.-.::• Ave .. Coll• ....... OA CERTIFIED CHECl(8 SPECIFIEO IN ltl'llOOnl of Mid obltoellon, lnoludlng .. .,,., CIVIL CODE SECTION 2124h r-oly ettlmtlod ,_, GllWOM sh 0 rt s u b j e {'ts. a n d NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEH tlwll ip.y1blt II the lime of .... In lewful and ..,.,_ of Ille Tt\lllM, •I Ille cartoons. the 1110Y1-narned SdtOOI Dl91r1ct or money or th• Unllod 8111111 •II Um. or lnltlat publleallon or Ihle R I . d Orange Counay, CalllOfnlt , ectlng right. 11111 end lnterMt eonVIYld 10 Notice, la a:ze.012.21. eg Stratton as un er by ,,,d through II• Gov.,n1110 Ind now hol4 by 11 undtf·Nld Died Otlod: JanuatY 26. 1"3. way through Feb. 11 in Bottd. '*-'n•h., ratetrtd to~ of Truat In Ille PfOC*tY hlr.in.11• BENEFICIAL MANAOEMENT th e occ Apm1asions ~~s~~~~T;~.~.~~o:.~~-t•d ~WoA. A08EAT J KAOOH &f":MEAICA,. Delewar• Building. R egistration 11rM, -*' l>ld• '°' 111e 1werd of 1 BENEFICIARY: NATIONAL COfpor111on, • Trutt .. informatio n is available contract lor 1111 ::;:roi.ct. ACCEPT ANOE COMPANY OF By: AE.\L ESTAT& SECURITIES b alli 6 2 Bide lhtll bl r In Ille ~ CALIFORNIA, Sf;RVICE. 1 Ctlllornla corp .• Y C ·ng 55 -577 · ldenllllld above. and 111111 b1 Aeeofdtd Ocl~ 13, 1181 11 Ill Aoont . S tudents to view whales An excursion to Vlew the California Gray Whale during its migration south will be sponsored by Orange Coast College's Commu n ity Service Office Feb. 19. OCC biology professor Dr. Gary James will conduct the trip. James will offer an informallve lecture about the G ray Whale, while those an attendanc.-e witness one of nature's most stirring spectacles. A bus will leave OCC's Auditorium parking lo t at 9 a .m . and wall return at approximately 1 p .m . The boat will leave from Davey 's Loc ker an Newport Beach . Cost of th e trip is $8 for adults and $6 for children under 12. The fee include s transportation and boat passage. Pre-registration is required. °'**' end publl<:ly read llOud II lnllr No .. 17241 In Book 14254. D.J. Morger. Pr• ui. 1bo.,..1111te1t11n111\d iii-Pt1f8 1928 ol OtllQlll Aooordt In Ille 2020 N. 8'~1y. •209 Tllo<• wUI be • 126 00 depoall olllc:4 cl Iha Aocordar or Oranoe Sant• Ana. CA 12708 required lor each HI of bid COUl\ty: Mid deed of 1rv11 dleerlbM (714) 153-alO doc:umtnt• to guerent .. their •Mum Ille lollowlng Pfoe>erlY: Publl•h•d Orengo Co111 Dally In 0000 eononlOI\ wi1n1n lU OIYI EXHIBIT .. B.. Piiot, Jen. 27, Feb. '· 10, tN3 111M Ille bid oe«lino date PARCEL I: 632-83 Each bid must conform .anc:t M Tllll portion of lh• Norlhaael -----------rHpon1lve IO Ill• COlllrlCI querier of tho nor1hwMI querter of "8..IC M)TlC( docurnont1. lract1on11 Mellon 33. 1own1hlp II-----------Eacll bidder lheill aubmll, on Ille IOU1h, range 10 -t. In Ille Aanc11o NOTICI OP ,.,.,....., IALI form lurnllhld wllll the contrtel 1.11 BOI• ... 11 ehow11 on a map i.-Mo. WW• docutnenll, 1 Nat Of Ille Pfoe>c>Md rtc(lrdod In book 51 P'98 12 of T.8. No.~ aut>conlrKtOf'e on 11111 prOjtet u mlee1U1neou1 m1pa. raeord1 of BUALINOTON FINANCIAL required by Iha Sublelling and Or1ng1 County. C1llfornl1, SEAVICE8, INC., 1 C1Ufornl1 Subeontr1c11no Fllr Practlcel N:t delalbed u lollowa: I oorpor11lon H duly appointed Gov1 Code Sec 4100 et aeq. PARCEL 5. In the otty of Colta Tru1t11~d1r tho followlng EICll bidder mutt IWmll with Ille MIN. County of Orange. Sl81o of dlleflbed of 11Wt WIU SEU. bid Ctrtlll•d or c11111.,·. check c.lllOfnla ... lllOWll on. mac> lllocl AT PUB c AUCTION TO THE pay1blt lo the DISTRICT or t bid In book 101 pegea 3-4 through 37, ofl HIGHEST BIDDEA FOA CASH bond In Illa IO<m -lonll In Ille PlfCtl m1p1, In Ill• Oii~ ol lh• (pay11>11 •• time of .... In ~ contrtc:I dOcumenll WI .,, ln'IOUl\I County Atcordar of Orange County. Money of Ille Unlled ltll11) ti! not la11 lh1n 10 percent cl the Ctlllorlnle right. tlUI tnd Wlt-1 COfPlll¥td to mulmum •mount ol bid .. • PARCEL 2 Thll portion ol the and now ""4 by II under Mid Deed guar1t1IM lhal the bidder wtll enter northaul quarter of the nortll-1 of Tniai In tfll ptoperty her9lnllflor Into tlle P'oPOMd conirKt II Ille Quarter ol tracttonel 1101ton 33. dolc:(lbed: 11me •• IWlldod IO lllm. In lh• IOWf\llllp 6 ac>1.1tll. rlftgt 10 -·· WI T Ru 8 T 0 A: M I c HA f L w. _,, ol lallvre to tnlt• Into Mid the Aanono LU Bol .... u 111own KLOEPPEL end MOHA KlOE'"1.. contract, 1uoh 1tcur1ty wlll b• on 1 map reoordld In l>OOll 111 pego llUlband and wife, 1ot1e11 12 ol ~ mepa, reoordl BENEFICIARY: MIDWEST The DISTRICT r...wa Ille right ol 0'8no• County. C1lt1ornla, PACIFIC FINANClAL.. INC., "' ._ to reject any or Ill 111<11 or lo waN. dele<lbld " lollowl. COfl)Ofadon. 1ny lrregullrlt ... or lnfo<rnellllee In PARCEL I , M lflown on I map AocorOod NNO'.,._,_,,lbor.t.• 24, 1MO • 11ry blc1a or In the bidding llltd In l>OOll 101 PION 3-4 It.rough ln1tr No. 33842 In l>ootl 11847, r11e DISTRJCT Ila obtllntd "°'" 37 of perCll ~. In lhe offloe of P4'0I 1NI of Offldel Aacof'dl In 1fll tlle Olroc:tor of Illa Depl/lmonl of Illa County Recorder of Orengo ofllol of ti. Aeoordor of Orenoe lnduelrlel Ae11uone tllt gent'81 County. Cellforn11 County, Mid dwd of trvet dllctlbtl pr1>Va111nG.1ate of per diem wegea In For ll\fo1m111011 only· Code: Ille lollowlng prCIC)tfly. Ille locallty In wt\tell 11111 work I• lo 15-008 AP No 13MS2~ PA"°'L 1: Lo« .. of T .... No. be performed IOt Mell craft or typo YOU AA£ IN OEFAUlT UNOEA A 1004I. In.,,.°"" Of IMM. County of worker nMdoO to l•tc\.111 Illa D E E D 0 F T R US T 0 A 'f ED of Orano-. a .... of ~ M oontrecl. Such 111 .. -11 lollow9. OCTOB£A I, 1111. UNLESS YOU ~ map rec0tdff In book 474. C1114. Cl111111c111on. 01 Type· TAKEACTIONTOPAOTECTVOUA p1g11 18 lo ti lnclu1lv1. Elclr~ PAOPEATY, IT MAY BE $Ol.O AT A ~ Mtpe, In 1fll oflloo of Wege Rell On Flit PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN tho County Aooorder Of Hid Tiie loregolng IChtdulo of ~ EXPLANATION OF THE NATUAE Coumy. diem WIOH 11 butd upon 1 OF THE PROCEEDING AOAINST EXCEPT THEAEF'IOM .. Oil, 991, ~day of eight (8) flours. Thi YOU. YOO SHOULD CONTACT A rnlnltale and ottllr !lydloc•rt101111, , ... lor hollOay end -1lrne worll LAWYER bmlow. depCtl of 500 ..... ~ ahell Mat leaal time and on.-Nllf Addr1u of Illa above I• 3530 IP!t right of 111rf1ce entry, 11 II 11\tll be mandatory upon Iha Cadlllac A--. Coal• ......_ CA rM«Wd In ir.m.-1a of r~. CONTRACTOA to whom the No w1rranty II given u 10 Ill PAACEl 2: f 1Mmonll a1 Nt contract It -did. and UCIClr'I .,.., compllt-or corr~ forth In tho lecllont onlltlod 1Ubeontr9c1or under him. 10 pr, nol t>1n1110111y under 11ld DHd o .. Conlin e-ta IOt o.n..··. teuthlnlTlllllld'PtQfiedrlt .. IO Truet. by rouon or • t>•INCfl or .. Support, l otllemenl and all_.,.,, emplO)'td by lhom In the daflUll In the obliglt1on1 MCUtod Encroocllment" and ··common 1xecut10n of tlle conlrac:t thereby. 11e<11otor1 euc:utod Ind ~ ~r· OI IN Mlclo Registration for sprmg c lasses is under way through Feb. 11 in the OCC Adm issions Building. R egis tration information-is available by calling 556-5772. For regjstrataon information, phone 556-5527. No bldOer may wflfldr8w 1111 '*' dellverod to 111e undtrelQnod o antltlod "'£Htmenta .. of tllo 1or 1 P«10d of 11111y (IOI dlYI tfl• written Oodtt•tlon ct D9f&llt .io 01oler1llon of Cov1nan11, Illa date Ml tor Ille Qpenlng of bldl Demand IOf Slit. and Wfltlen notlCt ConOttton1 and "11trlcllon1 =~~ ....... --------------------1 A p 1 'Imo n I bond 1 n d 1 Of brMdl end of eloctlon lo C11UM dllClr1bld In .. IU9JlCT TO:'" .,_.. 11111 llTICll perfotmance bond ... bl required Ille undoralgl\od to tell u ld (ltlo "Oods'ltlon''). pr10r to oUC:Utlon o4 the c:ontfact property 10 MtJlfy Mid O()ljgallonl, PARCEL 3: £-18 M M.:tl and 11\111 be In Illa torm 114 lot'lll In ind 111er11fler the undtr11on•d 1 11 ••its .. ~ ... tor1'I Ille con1raet ~IL '*"°" Mid notice of brMCfl and of In !hi Attlde emlttad ··e-mi~· MIERNJCIU Brobeck, Ul. C.:hnsUne Pbtte ,..,_, 10 s.ctlon 4590 of Ille olec;tlon lo M rtcotded Soptomblr of tho OcllW'ltlon of c-anta, ao..nm.n1 COOi Of ITll Statt of t, 1112 11 tnetr, No. 12-310243 ofl Condition• e nd R11trlc1lon1 Callfomll. the c:ontrtct wll contain Officlll Atc:cwda WI I.he olflcl of the dMcr1bod lft '"ISU8JECT TO:" bo6CIW pr~ perm4ttlng Ille IUCCtUful Atcordar of 0r1111Qt Col#lty:. (the .......... Olderatlon"') under bldOOr 10 tuti.lltute MCUtltlll for Said Sate wlll b• made, bul 1111~.......,_111 IUGfl Mldt ..,.., mon.ye ...,.,.,by tlle OIMt1c1 w1111out '°vontnt or ,..u1n1y. enttllad • ~ ''OwMrl ....... to-• perlOf~ under Ille .,..,,_ or lr'nplM!d. regerdlnQ title end.°"',.. .. "Ul•lll .and C..... convect. potMltlon, or~-· 10 T~". ·~~ ... AMELIA MIERNICKJ, a and William Brobet'k, also resident of Costa Mesa, Ca. survived by 7 grandcht.ldren. for the s-t: ~ Pasaed and 2 brothers Vinl:'tf1t: '1'd away on January 29, 1983. Clarence Hooper. ln lieu She is survived by her of flowe rs the family husband Henry, daughters requests donations be made Betty McCormick of Costa to the H oag Me morial Meaa~Ca. and Alice Shaw of Hospital, Presbyterian Washington, 7 grandchJldren Fou ndatlon Fund, 301 and 9 great-grandchildren. Newport Blvd , Bbx Y. Services were held on Newport Beach. Ca. 92663 Wednesday, at the Harbor Lawn Memorlt.l ·Chapel with Pastor Kearney Fransten, put.or Prince of Peace Lutheran Church officiating. Inte rment services immediately followin1. Services under the direction of Harbor Lawn-Mount Oli ve Mortuary of Costa Mesa. ~0-5»4. GCIYarnlnQ Botrd pay Ille romllnlnO eum of "Support end lottlom ont", NomW1 E w1110t1 tho not1 MO.Ned by dolld of .. EftorOllllMl9r4'", tnd "c-nty Sec:retwy. Boetd TNll. wltll lnl«Mt M In Mid llOlt FadNll e-t'• of T~ P<cMdod. tdv-. If eny. unOlr P~l 4: !-.ntnt tot aner-, Publlelled Ore11ga Co .. 1 Diiiy Ille lermt of eald Deed of Trull. 90,_. end ttrett Pll'PGMO. IM Piiot, Feb. 3. 10. 1983 '-·~and upon-Of tho drelneoo In, un~. lllr~ ~ T ruec11 end of thl U\llla aaMed by acroN !Mt portion Of Lot H 8rld Lot Mid Dold ct Trwt. Said Ille w9 bl 42 of tract .... 10334, M per IMP "8..IC NOTICE held on: Tllurldly February 24. lllld Ill ~ 441, ,.... n IO • NORTON RI C HARD JAY ~-• 1143, It 2:00 p,m 11 ~ Ctlepmen lnetuolw. M1te1•11-Ml&Clt• In NOnca ~ IAl.8 Avenue 1ntrenc1 to the Civic 1111 offlCll o4 Via County Aooordlr Of ~ .... 121411 Cont• 8ulldlna. 300 &It~ Mid COunty, lftown .. c- On Ftl>NMv 18. IN3 at l l :OO A.,.., OrlflOll, CA Ro1dw1y on Ealllblt I ot tfl1t e .m FIAST AMERICAN TITLE At lht limo ol 1111 lnltlll S11pplam1nt1ry Decla,.Uon of INSURANCE COMPANY .• put>llCallon of tfllll notlCt. the IOI• Covon anll, 0011dltlor11 and lll'IOUl\I of the unpold l>ll9"CI of the Aaltttctlol11 rooordld on ~ 11, Cllltomfe COfPOfltiOn • Truo1•, o..u..1116" MCurld bf tho 1bo\la tMO, Ill bo011 117CM, ,,,_ 1• to ~ T""* M lk.lbt1ltvted ""'V .......-Truil•. ,,, thll corteln Died of dHcrlbtd do•d o tru11 and 112 lndullW, Ofrldol "9c0tdl Of "' Htlmaled COii•. U~. 11111 9'1ct eount\I. Tru1I ouculod by IAIAN W. aclWnOte 11 l1.t7?,300.22 .. YOU AAE'IN DEFAULT UHOEJ1 LAWRENCE. "' untnln'led men Ind The oPOr1lnG bid ,,..., .,. obtatnod A 0 EE D 0 F T .. u a T DAT£ D recorded Nov1111ber 2, 1tl1 II 6y c.lllrlO (7f4I 137.()llM lflo day NOV!MaEA 11, ttlO UNllll 11\etNmont No, 441, In Boote 142n, ._. ...... YOU T""• ·~ION TO~ NORTON. re11dent o f Corona del Mar, Ca Pasaed away on February 2. 1983. Born September 18, 1917 ln Loa Anaeles, Ca. Survived by his wile Mary Frances, a son Michael of Newport Be..-h. Ca., daughter Kellie Lewandowslo of Huntington BROBECK. Beach, Ca., aon Kevin of Paoa eot, of Offlclal Atcofd• of .... ore'·-lall ,....... _,, ,..._,""", Oreno-County. Ctlllornll, and Deir. January 28. 1113. YOUR PAOPl .. TY, IT MAY •• pur9UMI to ttlt'I oor\lln Notice of T O, SERVICE COMPANY IOlD AT A PUeUC SALL If' YOY ARDYTH E MAE Corona del Mar, Ca , BROBECK, resident of step-son J o hn Really of Newport Beech. Ca. PUied Laguna Beach, Ce. and away on Sunday. January step-daughter. Mary J o 30, 1983 after a iooc illnesa. Reilly of Newport Beach, She was born on June 9, Ca., and gran<t1on1 Alex, U126 in Arcade New York. Chrl.ltian, Evan and Grant. She Is survl~ed by her silt.en Irma Norton of Loa husband James, 4 children, An1ele1, CA. and Barbara Connie Humphries, James Duncan of Burbank, Ca. ----------.Funeral 9efVices WiU be held Oef9U11 did Al.ollt M Mid T.,.._ NHO ~ IXPlAHA'TlOft 0. THI .. 11~2 I -t ffo. -...oo ar-. AMI. Soc. NATU"r OF fHI "'•OCUOtNG •, 1 11 n11rumon o . -.... Clly ....... w-AOAINIT YOU. YOU IHOULD 82-273M, Of Offldtl ~da of .,,,. ....., -• u td County. wlll under a nd Oranoe. CA 12881 CONTACT A LAWYlfl" 1¥-t to Mid Oood of TNlll ... (71•) 13$-12.. Thi ltl9lt addr .. Ot ~ II public _.~ It# CAlll, lewM Publl~anoe CoHI Diily dllltnl llOfl of , ... •l>Ov• 11: J money of tho United St1t11 of Piiot. Fob. 3!'0, 11, 1"3 A1cfn9 Wind, lr•lno. CA. No Anwtce, 1 ~·1 °'** payalllo ' 822~ w1rr1n,., 11 OIY•n 11 to Ill to Nici TNttee dr_, on 1 llate or ~ .... 0t ooe11M*...._ 1111 nlllOMI bonll. 1 11111 M ledorll ,,._IC N()T1C( banlflCllfY Vftder Mid Deocl of crodlt union. or 1 ,.,,. or to0ar• ~~~~~=~=~=~ TNl1, ~ l'9MClfl of a WMCfl or ==and 101n H IOCll Uon YOU,.,.. DIPAULT UMDIJI A ...,,. In ... ~ ...,.... 111 Ulla ltalo, al the !Min DI I 0 0, T • U e T DAT I 0 lt!INby. hlrtlO,_.a ....,._. and tntranc. 10 ,.,.I A-Jun Tllla ~y "' tlt1. W&.191 YOU cMllv11ad to , .... 1111dert6grlad a INur-Compeny IOcAr1od at. 114 ,,_., ACTION TO ,.OHCT Wf1tton DeGlw...,.1 of Dtllllll and E. Aftt\.8tt .• In ltiocilty of 8tMo Ma, YOU" NO,.ATY, IT •AY H OllNNf fclr 8-end"""""' rlOdce CA, Ill lhtt tight, uU. Ind '"'°'-' eo&..o AT A fl\atC MU. P YOU af tltMCfl Md of tMolon to -.. Corweyod 10 and now hefd ~ It ... Alt au\MATIOM fl' n11 1111 Ulld•r:!a;d to H ll H id undof Mid Oeod of Tru1t Ill the NA..,.. Of Til9 NOClll*tel P'°'*1Y to ... IUll fl 11. NcCObMCIC MOITUAl•S Laguna 8Hc'1 4!M·9'15 Laguna Hills 76&-0933 SW! Juan Cap1S1rano 495·1776 Mltao. LAWN-MT. OUYI Mortuary • C.rretery CremalOf'Y 1625 G11141f Ave CostaM .. a 540-SM4 n Saturday, February 5. 1983 at ll:OOAM at Padllc lew Mem'orlal Park, ewport Be.ch, Ca. PllC'.illc lew Mortuarv direc1on1 property llt111t9d In 111<1 County ••Allillf You,,v:.u IMOUlD '"' ,,.., .. ,.., M """""''*' and .,-. dltotlbod et: COMTACT A LA _..., Ntd flOloa of.,,_.., of PA..C:El. 1: Lo« 13 of Trtct No. NOno. fl' TIUlftl'a 1AU ~ 1o tie ,....,... ..... I .. ... iihOU• _.. I02. In ..... Qty of ........... 9Moll, T.& ... -n. 1Nt, -....., No. a.-..10 In ..... ITA~ <;ounty of' Orenu . 81111 of HOTICI 11 HIRUY OIVIH, fllll l>006C of M6d Oflo6al---. Th• fottowfflt HrlOn •• dol119 ceMOmlA. .. Plf mep flOOfdld Ill Oii W9dnlldey, FotwUIWy 1e. Illa, l ald •••• Wiii bl IH dl , ltut "'*-11: loot! 24, P191 1. Ml~• at t~ o'Clodt e.m. of Mid day, an wllflOIAt oovar11n1 or wa1.,.11ty, '"'° MAMIAO! ClUB, 22 ti ..._ In 1fll oftlOe of IN c--.ty ttte rooM Mt llldo tot ooMucan11 ~ Ot ......... ,...,... -. '°'' Ha rwloll Place, Nowpor1 Aloof• of Mid C6untl'. TNtMe'I .....,....,.,.._oMollGI pa11n •t1n. • ---..... IO a.di. C.-..nla 12t10 '~ 2: A .... o(llftO bOllnd R lAl 18 TA Tl llOU RI TI H pey .. t"'*'*'9 ,,..... .. Of lefblll A. 9ofllfNlu•, 1211 Oft ,.... lolltll~lldo ~ ... IE"VIO(, IOOattd at 2020 Hol1tl "''"*..,,..,. ~ ... .,... °' fl'ort Ha rwloll "•co. Newport =-:.. ~:::.., '-:: lfoedwet, *-20t, Ill ._ ~ OI TNlt, _. .,_... • 111 .... ~·~ .. '!:: ... ~"'Pete 1 or MIM4fttMOUt .. .,.. ~-~~:~~'r.o~ ~-:---= O:...~=. lndMdutl. tlOOfClll Of Orlnll c-.ty, -' Ill M~NAOIMIHT oo.oMTION OJ .... ...... ...... el ....,_ A.. ...... , • Nol1tlwi.ty ..,_ ~ 8 llne of ._ AMINCA. a DlllMr9 oorpoillllOll, T,._ IM of 1M .,,,_ _..... Tllil .. , 1•11 w ......... ~:::': ~Htldlawp~r~:,-:: • -appoln'9d T,.,.... uN8r llkto.tt .. Tlllll.11111 ........ County a.. °' ar.,. COW1ty .., n purM1Mt to -.. ,..., ., ... lllld"' ~.~a. -~ ti, tta, ~-'! ~atloll,.~ wnlaftad 111 t11M 0111aM Dead of at 1:00 p •• ~ at tM 011..-... ~ c;;''iaeto.". v;..a oO;;".;f l'r1111 UI0\1110 lly JAMii J, AY9fllt9 ·"''*""· to .... OIYle ~t>Olallod 0,111191 C:O..t ~ JIH aUflKI, e marrtod 1111n H 1111 OllMr m ... "'-"-' "°'· ""'· 20, 21• M . i. 10, 1• ~",,•1•~f°'ot~1!!..........! 11par1t• prop•'''· rato1do d AF.. Q'M Ulolt .....,.. ......,.. ..,.,_ ..__ ,,.,,_, n. 1'11, Ill 9o011 11114 o4 AT ------..... ------! Ora nga Countr, 1nl OJ 1111 Ofllallf' ..._,.el ... Oounef, •I MAY et MADI 1W I •-""' -'°"'......_~ Md Nlllflw .. t~ ~ 440, ..__._. •• -.. -, ANDf=O fMI OA.O ..._ ..,,_ .,_ ""'°"'*" ...... .,........ .__ ..__. Cllll'r-OHICICI 11n1 04 NllCll Lot fl IO ._, .,. ., 2t111. ~ fWOtl ef a.,....• ..- NliiiiOUl -1 ~·--.... "'~., ..... ii.. -·-..... ITATW Htlll a a nd addtaH or Ill• ..... ··~....... ..... At .............. lttltl•I T ... ,.......... Po'Mft It 41oint ~=· _,.... ,._... Ille lnC1Udlflt 11 Weaofl Ot ~l fl/I -......... "'91 ...._ _ ... 11 -I Matt· -.&JAM Notloe Of WlllOll ••• ,.._... ...... .. ........... .. AM UU 0 A H e U 11 NI I I YI/ ef'OW l'OllMA= 0..-. IO, 1111 • All I ... , 1a111111 ........ .. I QU.,NINT &.IAll ... (AH&.). ~. 117-.:.., ...... ' llllll,....t "9. U ....... .L.--.&. OMr"ef ,-.... e f:lr•et lt11 °"9nt °""'8, I nt, !Mfta, Na1wp••\ a 11 0 " t i t ~ "f"*-'C AUCnON'rv TMI ........ 111111111~ _. CA. tr711 ow:..;M te •:: ..... ~ tttGNllT DIDDI " '0 " CAIN, efMttt Ot II 11 H ,111.d . Te Vlrtl ...,.... "'-· 114? ...., .. ;t;--"re•m •lfti i.M ..._, "' .. ~..., *' ••••r.•• MtMofY ~. ,.,.,, AM, OA. ... .. .._ ... l a NII r • • ......... ......, ,, ... .,. e rJ::t •.. • ... ..,.. Wlllllll 10 f 111 ftOM IM flrot .... • ......... • .... • ... .... '• . ,TNs ...._Iii OO'lf .... 'J• "ls1•1 I Of M ...-. ::;.;;. :---1 .. · 1 .... MWIMIMCML .,....., t ie Wiii •a M•f t •119IO•t -• ,,__ __ ................. ~ ·-~-----............... = ............. ---. -o·-..---·-• .. ::;Iiip • U,..., llHft ,.,. on IM Ht• tr M 11t " If IW Or.,.. Ollll--=t--~.~.L-L~!!ll!f--ltw~-.. -~~ ,~ ti It~;;=~~ ,_ -1" .. 11,'M 1.111f1 ~ tlLllM ,_., :..=::.:~fl • ' '"' 6 4 2 • 5 6 ..... " 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I -F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 " -· CLASSIFIED· INDEX To Place '(u U, C• 642-5678 MAl ESTATE t.i..-..i AMiw-1t111o &o1""9 t.l.M l\o1-P .. 1•.....i. 1.-.1"91,...., ...... 11 /:""1M d.t MM C<ioMM-n....l'lotM IO Teto ,...,.,.," v.11 .. ''~ftllf141MWl ll<ah Hwu tt"'oo..' 1"'1M , .............. '4"'"" ll1llo l•c..,..N1..,.1 .............. M-Vwp ~r.:'..!:" II.on Ju•ll ('optm..,.. 11.onl<IA"" lllt.i & .. .. :so ............... .. ~-· """'" TUI.tin Wt11lm1n.\t.·f ' ........... "°')'" A.h. A--n~-. IWlll"'~'> tk ... , .... v ... _,,.,. .. r:=::'h-~~,~ := IOOt IOO'I 1011 IO'LI 1112• , .. 1012 IO:M 11140 1042 100 111441 I°'° IO)t tU» IOIT 106t 1071 1071 IUIO IOiH '°"' IOU 1080 1111111 1100 1121 IUO 1171 120C 1tU IUC WI .. ft.modeled 3 bdnn, 1 balh ~ w-,. rec. nn , t»am c.illlnp, tumJahed, patJos. M20.000. Plmlll.AllMI C>cftn & jcrtty \/Sowa. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 3700 ,q,ft. SJ,385,000. ()Qqnfront. URA Ill.I IAYflllT Laaoon view t,.,m 5 bdrm. 4 bath. tam. nn. &.it llip fcw a boai.. Now 18H,OOO. .., ... PUii Spectacular baylront dpbc 2 br, 2 ba up: 2 br, 2 be d.n 2 boet • .,.,.... Reduoed-Jl.500.000. FAllllUll UllOI N~w 4 br. 4~ ba, CUIW>m French Normandy F.t.at.-1.2 prime 11ere hilltop Jl,260,000. , • 111111.Ml&YI Coronado Island cuat. bayfront loL 85' boall d~k. Plans avafl. Now '370,000 w/terma. • BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR : f • • • • • ~ , , ' I.<.,.,._,.._ 1111.t..,, .... "' u,.u .. 11-U>t.M..-I tnrorrw• Proprrt \ 1n: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!II!!!!!! '* lnd .. tnal "'""'' i.ooo l•ir llotio I ::; Ital ...... 111·1~====iiiii•ml UNI 11 WT1 Cozy 3 Bdrm condo! F• bulou1 locatlon n•er 1choo11, p a rks a nd 1hof p&no. Only 4 oldl 8ot buy at onty s 101, 900. Call 1171-6370. ,..... ......... l'Nb M•.M.mt.e.n. l'lftrn llrr-.. _,.....cu 11uc1• 14U IUllmll :~ For T11asd1y lhrouoh u" Salurday publlcallons: 1~ 5:30 p.m. lho ptavloul 101~ day. For Sunday •nd ::= Monday publlcallon1: itoO 12':00 noon 8aturdey Oul o( ('°""') °"' ol s ..... re.. ... -,..,..,. =~1 .... ~ 111.&w ...... RENTALS II_,..,..._ .-u .. -"---'~"' Unlw"- c.,.,.i., "'"' Cc,_ Uni Taw-hwn Tawni..-Unl ~'"fl' ou,...,.. Unr ",,.,....... .. """"'""" A_.,.....,•Vnl Aj>lo "°"' °' Ullf -llaom •Boot<! Ii ......... _ .. c._ 11,, .. _ a...-Rr.>i.lo Vw•uon~ • fl#fUM \0 Shel-. 'llH\i.lo Wonl<ld o.,.... '"' "'"'' ()11 .... ~ ...... ..... _.._IMI c-v..I ........ .. 1...i ............ .. :.':"'t.. .. . I~ 2100 2lOC ~NTS AN>Uw...-... olUC2 ...... ,......... )llCM --'" Wit P...-15"-.. il014 S<'hullo • lllOIM•-!IOI• 'fnV•·• 'Ot• ~SS & f lWtCIAl "-,,._,.,..... 4012 • .,..._,._ OpportuN.-. .Ol4 ...._w..,..,. 4016 'ln-• °"""'""'-IOlt ... _,_,., w........ . 40Z2 '"'-Y 1U ~ t0f4 .,,.......,, w.,.'41d WM MM-TO"t .OU ~OTIDT ll•lp w ... ...i ·.-w ... ._.. )100 tlOt - \ f ~·I l I 1l /:'If IW• ........ ... .. Kiili and corroctlonl may Highly upgr•d•CI four bl mode unt• 5:30 p.m. bedroom home. eon.t. l0t the naxt day't ~bll-n11nt loeatlon. Owner Wiii c:etlOn. For Sunder end ..-.. flnenoe S129 llOO Monday publlcallons, ,._ • • " 12:00 noon Saturday. Ill 5111' Pl11N ask for a "klll UY I "* IUL'l'f number" when c1nc11-U1·t• Mnt your .cl. ;;;;;;;;~ Ulm II.DI Check your .cl dally end report arrore lmmodlat• YllW ly Thi DAil V PILOT u-Oup6ox So. of C:0U. ~ 1um11 llablllly ror tha In old ~M. R1duc99, first lncorract lnMftlon . owner flnlncod. <>c:.ill bay view from r.., unlll. l33o.ooo. Juat redUcldl lJ~IOOI: 11()..U:.1 _ ...................... __ l_to_' RMltors, 875-«>00 For our n•w reoular WOlkJy feature lllT SIOW CASE Every Saturdty In 1111 Dolty Pll04 Ctualflod• 111.-... lrnmeculato • Bdrm 2 Be t 900 a.I. pool horM In C.M. ~ txllllna n- n anol ng. 831-73}0, 91MTN TR.\DIT 10\.\I f<l ,\In .... ,may Wt/A locei.d 3 Bdr mOdal In a 1eclude.d area . AmlnlOOI I~ pool, tennl• and tho P'lltlgo of Newport Beach for only 1179.000. 751-3101 ·~ llllllla.UI I ~ ~, ............... am! A spectacular custom llome on one ot Now- por1'1 mott pt-11Qfous l1land1. BoauflfuJ.. ~ grounds, Nndeomo ..... roof, 6 Bdrm•. ou111 quarters. A wond1rf111 family llOmtl. Pier & doclC kif largo yactit M.500 000 Clll Cathryn Tan- nlllo for • 1flowln9. 750-11100 TIANSPORTA TION -$41)$ OEORQE ELKINS C O ....... , 11 l&YllllU For one day only, you are Invited to Lour a fudnat1n1 variety of exd\.lng homes: 1111 .... n11 .. ,. .. ," •· ............ ., ... . "" .., ..... Ir. ltU ... . 11..,.. ., .. ..... ....... ...... ....... .. 1........ •ne.-... ·-.., .... " •• 11,I~ ... lt11 llJ•••n •· 11.r:• ..... , .., C.Wfll• llU ,_ ..• " .... .,... .......... your bottno lnoofM "'°' petty °' 0U9own ,..,. 9l10e wltt\ IM letoe equ. lty for thl• neat, ruello MCI roomy 4 ednn, 3"' ~ home 1n a WALK TO THE IEACH COAONA 'OIL MAR LOCATION •"" 1pec;teouler 1'0 cMt· laland end harbor vl•w. Prloed BELOW current eppr11111 of t4te,OOO .... Owner Ml •tN,000 equity MCI wll a.ury 2nd TO. . -. -~ --~~~~ ,.., ----- -- I.\·, I ( ll: I ' , . . ~ ~llllli« I\\ Beall' Mt-1111 -----=== lut...... IMO ...... Ealy walk to bGh, 4 er. 3 Be, 1paolou• IMng rm, If ._ family rm. laundry rm, 3 bdnn, 2"' be 2 ltOl"f. lalge l*cony. ltM.000. 1Woony.2pettoe,gated, _SM-~_·11_1_•~~~~ pool, tennta, IP&. 2 fir• 1 Br. Adult Condo. Fur- plecet, walk to thop1 n 1 1 h e d • a 7 1 , o o o . and tchool1. You own Ma-2297 Agent lend '231,500. AllUtM -----''------ 12%. °'**/-cuu.ion. aLIW Wlf 1 t4-7eo.387 4 ad< 2 Ba, 2-1Ty. 1 ml. to ..... .,.,...fU In the hewt of the vill-oe on a ,.,. MOlud9d etr•t to ltreet 40' lot • 2 l10l"f 28r w/lam rm l 111n oorc:h end MP&r•te .,,. 111'1 1tud10 In • lov•IY beaoh. "Century Shor•" loc. Submit on dowt1 A11um. loen. owe IOf que11fled bu't9f. 1135,000. Ownr/Agt. 659-e221 • garden Mltlng. Jult a • Wlor1 welk to the beecll. :~ for remodel or 11¥t '411 M II. Owner wlll help ftnenoe. --/JD.'111,fi 1,1\, I I ~ l\'1'il Jl 11\ 11 'i UIS TUI , • .,.. ... a · HERITAGE Ht /\L T< IRS 1 8dfm c:ondo. IMc• new. •.So. Coatt Plaza area. :· T.nllc oppor1Lwllty. . • . .. • . • FRIDAY 10-2 P.M. OPEN HOUSE on PENINSULA POINT Rnd ~ NEW HOME 8~BAY & BEACH from .. fine .-ctlon er ~· ii- $1.84 per day lllal'a All you J>llY IOI' e 30 dey ad II\ tn. DAlY PILOT SERVICE DIEC TORY P Rll NfW PORT APAH I ME II I~ ..... T~ t .,. ........ 211 MAIN IT, HI ~(21,,.~, • for your .... ~ refrigerator (' ..... Law ..... , .. , ....... Ttl'll eH contractora wnc petlorm WOf'll over 1200 lnctudtng lebor enc: materlele must t>e ll· cenMO Untic.nMd con· tractora should so alatt In their edve<Otlng Con tractors end consumer• contect M ety Grond .. 8' - (7 t•) SSIS-'4088 with en) queallona Contractor't Stele L1cen1e Board, 2E Civic Center Pleze Room 1190. Senta Ana CA 92701 DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SA.YEAS Sell your no-longer needed Items for caah. It It doean't sell, we'll run It another 3 days FREE. One Item per ad, must be priced. Sorry, no real eetate or commerolal ads. Call today for full detall1. (~~MMet1.00) 2• n ,~ 141-1121 Oulllty.MMlble ratH WAHT ACTlON? ~ Ade &42-54178 IMF PIHl.1111 Don't r•rool. repair at Find whet you want in fraction of II 857-2890 Delly P11ot Claalfied1. 3 3DAYS INES . Cl:ASSIFIEDS642-5678 OLLARS OllSTRHTill Exper or 1r11neH cen Make S7·S20/hr 1tanlng pay All tredes ev1llable lo °"' publiUllona Cal 537-2880. E•I 3 KING tee ---- r °'""' CoMe DMLY tt•LOT IT.......,, fl*'-Y I, , • .. IMl!f 119 He •ul!4 HM 1t1t •• 'Ss"ne Mii '?t'sn g11 rm 111 a. .. , .... , ,.__l A • 0 Ill H I C¥er•MWecrt0tT•• --W"""'91 WM--.. ............ ~w ....... WHlllftl MHlllH I •14. "·' HuOlne. nl• -"" ...... H , 0 WP ........ p/I -...n ,,. .... -· ,_ -.., lrl -_.... ....... MO .,..,. l'l'eMt .. ,;;J1 .... ... loft. 4 41'l• Mono-TM•· Tu. IOOt ... Hiii Ilda ::~ :.~0 ~: ~. r a":'~~ :.~ A1.:=' ... cw~ ..... ,,,. • .,.mt-........ .. ...... WW .. . ~~~ "0 A t•q I .:,... tOI, CM iae2r fllint," bll~ 9fN ftOll • .,..,. IN .. ~ Of --: ...... W ' ---lithe, .. ,.. MY·........ • ..... .,...1"' O.t..ii.r nn\eel lllpat'd 1tt:11tt 1moll• pl .. Hnt ofe, ........,, IMdl w:.:, en:,•:= "' .. 11\0tOI, ~ w/ 11WI0'8y arlne en' " ICT YOUfl OAIU '" suto de1111\no. .... ...AdfllTIO. !"·~.·t•T;j)ho•nPe :rci ·~o:~~-='M Wmlllll .... 30f.4 . . ~ _'4N ., na ~:,',tu 111 • ., 0., • , ... H w/OrOf "'I: driv. NOOtd • MWt. flt " ~· "' ur• 1• ==J.-: hP•' OI '' .. ""• oan 11'"''•-.. t 1111 ''°"' ~ Auto plUI wllnde. Ctlll IOf In-peoote, retWed wetcom.. ftW9 f'/IMe .... 1"N lltat1lnG -·-•••----·-11' 1tn W/..... , .... IM 19'1, ON tow tervlew MM1t3 ... , .. •nooureged 10 910ReTAAY Oround pey ,1111 ~ "'' •velf ltldit!o O••• Door•. lint• • ,POOL TAM• .,a;,o-ft . -, .. ,., Pf!oe a.it I .. "°"' .. apply Poelllon It not ttoor. ct11ll1H1glog Poel· ..,._In CM .,,..btlo4ltl0ne eel a btOf\MCI, Aetol'ted 4 11 ...... ouecom wood oet •7~ delll. CflllO. Dtlv.,t , OtOll•OOunlry, ..... Oflentld Flea hit llOfl tor Mll•MOll\llted, Cell U7·2itO, bt 3 7• I I ' lllO", good oond dMIOn Comet wll>lllMltd 24ft '74 ...,~ lundowft. i40-1 .,1 MecCkegat YllGht•, 1~1 Moft,,,1, FOf further Info e11.,gello pereon with KING ,.. U~J813 IWll & well unit w/oi.;ee, .,, 471 lwe, ttllller St I, 1._ N -Placentia.CM. contaot Mr Jon" sit org1nl11llon11 tlllll• In V-eluld et 12000: Mlllng 600 P.fl . ...._..., - ., .. 111111 3PM 163·8247 r 0 lrvln• ,lntnce Office PUT Tiii 4 bathroom ''""' With lor l600 llt1n. N1•1237 23' °"UMMOHO ~. COMCll. r·~ .... ~=~ .... :l~?;~-=~1~-=~iiiiiiii== £11per ot tr1lnt1 c1n p••T ..-Typing 50 wpm, enor• C\lltf .~eel:'!''* t~ ..... ~ ~ llUckete Wllld H 8"""'111hiw Vot<lo d-.. NO. Al·35'4 '74 -4XA. New,... --,_ tllll'ld pr1f.,ld but not -•Siii ......... -" •· Kt11...... h c .. -b h "'"' ' • a ... Wu... --ranteed ,.......--... -......a !'NII• 11-115/N stenlng EYM 1ndlor weellend• riq\ltred ,tnence Co r5ft c:lblnet OOITIP!lt• wltn 111 110 · ·-~· Y t • loaded. clee11, 114.toO. tpl Dft -· .. _ rilY· Full end PIT pcMi· Reeponeible sch11t1. over background prelered Fllllf bullt.lns UOO 01 dOun M7 (213)0t2·2151 .. llYll bett, t1t,:; ...,_,...., Ion• avllllbl• In our 21, wltf'I out1tandlng •t· S1t11y c:ommen1er1te • lteotrlo built In 0\1111 UO. *11110 * 26' C1tver 1tybtldoe cru... Top dollere 101 8porte C'::fee I ~m~ ~37~~~~~~·;.~•3 ;.~~ 1rec11ve perton11111e1 to with ••ter••nce Call 8m111, bu•Y ltvln• TH oe Count•' top •tove .,, dMll a toeded, 123. c1ra, luo•. cemp1,., '""'' SS600. Cell en a WOtll with ,oulh (•OH 752.e&I Aocountlng. ln"'91tnlnl end hooct 120 1 trlple MAGIC llLANO 500 (2t3)H2·2151 114'•· Audi'• pm, w-eat3 ~ ... 10· 14) Call 2-$PM, Firm hll two pwMlme wtlll• cut Iron link IAIJ Chertlf MM!b9ttfllp --Alll, U/C MOR ue-1021. ••t 341. IHUTllY/ml pottt1on1 evellebl•. 1 COf'llC)tlt• "'°"'*with SMO &44·7110 'II....,......... Of '7' Ford ltoftco •••: I-Tl WllTll E.O,l . Mtrkillng Dept "" Monday tllru 'rldsy. door and ftOtled gt11•, 1.. 111 1 ,._.. 3 tefll ALLISON 1655 •..... Orut ellepe, MW hlOll .. t ...... p•-._ opening ln Newport llAM·3PM Of 3PM·fPM $35. Cell M0.(1()21 wll da ea,.., P ow• c • ·-· 1 ~II CM 14&.eota ........... perfot'"ance Tr•n•, UIJI -·· N..ty formed Nmo .en _, •-8Mch ltnanclnlll MrY1c11 Appllceflfl the>uld tltvl ~lat 'tll 1:30 HnltlHd I rtfluffed. t8711 leeot'I llvd ....,,._tMlltt ao2, Mml new ind aircraft teu~Y enJ IYll/Wlllllll firm. Oood typing, 9"or· prtvlou1 office e11perl· 5 tided belllllecl glMt hell ~'~~~~;~Ing 1"· 1 l!U '1114 HUNTINGTON IEACH llr .. , Rancho luepen• LIH•I charttt co need• peo· Make e111ra II netplog thsnd lklllt ·exp. req'd •nee, sblllly to handle lhcture. on cheln, •as. 11&1• Pll1. NII MJ-1111 ::;'C::: C::::: :::":::.· "I: ... ..:I !)ti. Send pf\Oto l brief roulh ce11tere promote 6~ bilty phonee •nd llllng. 875-6202 Otlll M•k•r Zig. Z•g ,OR SAi.£ WE PAY ....... , . -lfm. r:. . .. ....... u~-----tor tnt•rvt•w: Sundown heir own 111abll1lleel end type ICCUflttlty. Ad· Sewing Machin•. 134 "" -.. -· --·-,...._, s.vtcM. Box 6220, 811· routu. Mature, oulgO· Sectetirtol dltlonelly, mutt be mt· C ... HI 6 new, M\l9f !feed, NII for 642-4644, M·F, .. & ' a.et Of* Cell 1108 Mlelkwl Vleto boa llland, Ca 92"2 Ing, 11tractlv• psrentol Ulnmt tut• end oeo6le orient.CS ......... .... 1226. &4 ..... 12 '82 Cal 24' Nu rigging. TOP MWI ,..... m1 CAvWi Ealt off ... 5) l}'P4I penon, p1uae ca11 1111n11Y Ruety 1111tte Oil. Located - - - _ good cond p1u1 4-41 &LS ~-°'*' ~ ....... ,...... 2-5PM M·F. 642-4321. HHdquerl•fl olflc• ot near 40& Jimbo< .. 91111 POLAROID MP-3 lend ""' w / '>U lbrd $4260 •• ·~::· ..... eo. ,~ meture P«· .. ,. 348 1119 Jolly Roger ""tau· For cont lelet•llon con· Cemat• '376 Famlly m~m1>111hl p, 937.3241 a1 •• 111• •rTUHI• ~ i.u.n I .. eon to h1ndle rMI r1palr P 1 rent Chain hll en open-tact M1. Price, 841-37~ 846-7909 16&0. --• •-~1Ja.I' In Cl p I rt I d •Pt Dtu,mbng Ing tor en eapetlenced J La W .. 5109 J f --a IJ40.1622 24' B~HAMA ISLANDER ""111/lllUI ,.. .. ~2-1163 bu':t:~:~;~;te,oh~~r Eu<:ullve Secr•t•ry to In Ut JH II ta -• Snow Skit KZ 8 10 FO r.,.,J Oood cond. Sllp Ind. 2480 HlfbOf Bl\ld. 11(200718), ;;-.;;;;;.~ FLORIST WMted. 30 htl H01Jr•. 11·5, Mon-Fri s.. th• Vic• PtHldent ol Aeg. NurM, pvt duty. 215 5 mo. Old,. Pit lkrit, bfk. $176. HHd HAP 130. 776--0738 887-3311 •••• ~~~A ~!!A1••1 ••• ..... 11ta wk All lecell of 111op lery Mutt hsve som1 Oper1llon• Poelllon r• yr• HP. 1111 avell. C Hid all lholl. 494-11171 Boots u 1 t, &ea-4084 ... lat lt!lt. 7111 --_. -_., work, perm position. 2 ptumblng knowledge. qulrH ucellen1 tllor· Turvy 876-0441 BMutllut YCIU"" cat need• ---------1 Uft -·· ""'evn, Ot•ne ~5-0003 mu1t be bond1ble, •nd 1111nd ~Cl typing tklll• .... Newport 8Mcfl Ttnnlt Yanmer 11.I hp. comp!et•. WI •• , • '77 HOI: eu10 .. aun ,. • ..,.. end offer• 1 varlety ol lllSISITTll home. Give to CllMrVlng Club Memb9tlhlp tO hfl new .IUIW -IN u1r1m1ty pleuent rnpon1lbilltlff PrlOr Sm IPt mgr. M1ture cpl, lamlly. Cell PM 641·5829 $550. 645·955" $1800 obo. 645·9849 OLlll OAll toof (4MU8C) •-phone manner•. P ... ae loc f "-··----------• '79 320!; 4 epd .. ~ Are you too young lor appty • ALPHA OMEGA rutaurtnl .. ptrlence ••P«· re 1 ,,_,,.. Fr .. to good home yng 2 m1gnlllcent KarHlln QI JI... roof (417111) the alrllnM but 11111 love PLUMBING. 333 E t71h. wOIJld be• definite plu1. Call Don or Sue (714 purabred Doberm1n. ruge, apprllMd 11 $2000 llltt a Dec•• 70U '* '71 320!: auto .. wn to travel? Work In trsvel No. 8, c M lovely omc... 900d bl-645-7004 g o o d w • t c ti d o g . each. Wiii Mii tor $000 ...-.. _....,....,......, ..... _.....,___ • roof. (I05YPW) with dynemlc young nellt p1elclge Arfy In Bu.in ... men told bull 492·7071 eech or but offer Sllpa Avell. Huntington '72 Chevy Luv wlShell • ·eo 320I; 5 IPCl .. *>ed·" mark1tlng group, de· P~!:,IC~-teaei-. Chris-peraon from 8 A lo 4 ,_,to Mml-retlre. 50'1 f lt aa•s 4M·7635 Herb Our Bay , DA I Reot1 eng, MW'"-· .cfl (11E.J043) mon1111t1ng n1w pro-1-• mln .. try, must have PM •I fnterHted In 1·3 days ara are -• 1140-5546 846-7788, M $1750 548-7127 • 'tlO 3201: 5 spd, air duct. Travel SM Frenel· H"Y clllldlloocl EDUC or THE JOLLY ROGER, INC 4•8 hourt per w .. k I lft Fll*"9ll MC CLAIN Gu Edger, PM 11 4 0 . 4 0 9 7 cond. (323ZfiR) • eco. Palm Springe, Lu exper. 642·91111 CM 170421~~~\e Ave Becllground: Pertonne Lu 957-11133 rune~ .. ·~!,_,, 114/Mo..7875 • '80 CHEV EL CAMINO * '80 3201. "S" pllg .• v-~ ...__,_ & ,.urn. ...... _ ,.,,,._,... .. __ , "'~ ...... _ _.,. ..... ve. M5051obo. Deys, .__.._..., (1AR ........ , .... -• ......,,_ 114-54f.053t • .....,,...._,, .,_. o;.-·.,... Mtl lllllTIU. 754-7718/IYll 642 .... 283 ~ 521;:"& •Pd .. ~~~~=: P~~1~room ptrM>n ~,, Sacre 10 Director ol ~.,!~~ W *' BUY*'* ~!'::j1'ha~~dr?i~ h~ '~ '~ ·za. To,ota IQ{1aJ• PU, loededl (952392) tetlon lumiehld. Muet be time Mon 3·30 PM lo Dev1lopmentlCondo IUIM available Write to ,...,.., duty comm. quallly. tea. g'~ ~~~S F lie 1 I I. 33,'000 ml; 13760/ofr. -llf.1111 will groomed. and 1ppto11 8 PM. Tues 130 Converelon. shorthand 8 Ad No. 102.I. Oalty Piiot MASTERS AUCTION 846-7909 I--·-------541-9490 208 W. tit, San1a Anl amb1tlov1. Start Imm• PM to approx 7 30 PM typing required. beck· P 0 . Boll 1580, Coe.. l l7 50' Sllp. )tint toe. & -.ur· ao.d Sunday dlltely, call Ml Gooelell. No ••P ~ry AP· grovnd In con11rucllon M-CA 92.62f.0580 141-MM lll•M21 A.tar game, w llpH, lly. Sail bolt preferr.O. 'S.4 Che v. Pickup. Run• -------'---848-4187 or 848-3337, PLY PENNYSAVER l560 d ' St30. Good condition. 873-7tl73. 1111... goe>d. Sn51make ofr. CHOICE INVENTOfiY ~:.='•~ ~ i-::.__••_c_•_n_~_1:-1-:-:-e-c_o_11_• _~_:_~_:~_u•n_aa_~_c_o_n"_'_~_·_1o_n"_'1 ~hull Hll ~~~~·~7-;:W: ~=~~ -u.f..-~-o-4~-~-1-~2-~7-\~-750-S-~l-p_l_n• ._.....-.,~'::.;i .... i:..: ... :.:.._::;;. ..... :.ll:I .. ~,-.. , ·::-:.?~~~ VO&l£8 . .... lftlM/tltriell ~~ e':s-~ :-tt••~ '::" • 11m/...,.ln 008tE A.KC PUPS a wk• Unllnl•ll•d Pine d••k ' ~ ICt!lne Singer In J.o. Property Mgmt. •u ... utJ., u~•m I I I I• L 1111 ~:o;'.";t',:'9:~~~:~ llllllaDT ILH t ID lllUS chelr, 11111 new $125. ca~ teO · Marina .i1p, NB, 25' & 3e'.1 -----------1~V;.;u=1,__ ___ ..... tM--.-I .. lhef1>, mature perlOl'I lo , /T PtnH FrWtJ Orange County Airport en.mp line snow orpet ee t-«>18 836-7282 ~ 73 t-6850 Mil. Avlll lmmed. Henry, "'" 71 vw Vin completely hand•• terg• v111e1y 01 ~~e;1°1~ .. ~~~1':i't•,; = =·e:=-= ~o~ ~ ... 0 ,:im: Blt!Cll ~·0~· •119· AQUARIUM. 20 g111. com· B •• R842~200 ~ ggfil?~~~~!~~~~ =~t ~~ ::':'.::::!: ~~ =- omce work. Typing & number• ind phone per90n with WPM typing "'"1·1'""·: • 548-7478 pl•t•. tOOd cond . 120. N ... A. INA, day~ .... -mo FIU IHIAISAI. S4500 548-8030. 111 I Fullet1on exp.• musl. 545-7108 & .v--. ~1 ~ .,..., ,._ ...... ,..... •Int location, ..... & f\111 (11•)1• '* lkMt. ,. . ..,......, ....,, .,.. .,..., M-' 225 ft Cormler·O.Ullo 642-7018 •----GOVERNMENT JOBS 64S-8387 tkllls. RE LICense pf\11 Blad! Lib, rnlll. Fe. Mlle MUii .... King IZ bf .... Lid ... IQ.I 12 camel C# .., .. ntenance. --------Open Sunday Immediate opening• •---.. -.., .. -E-S-TA_T_E __ S12001mo. 833-2:237 (Neut),2yr,IOYMP90Pll. comP-.. "· 12100 •II 5, co•t wlr•bblt cotter & _146.() __ 5_5_1 _____ 1 ....alT '71 OOOOE ¥.TON 11TI -•-0-..U Md domeetlc .....,... l20. 846-1097 17U228 culls. Od cond. S7S. 8o•t lllpe evlllable. PMw· 18211BEACH8LVO. Sl.wlfoof k", 3t8. elfllef, • ._ l20 OOO to S50 000 Plus Sllelmen. Ne.cf 1 •xi» port Beach 25 II 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH 13toolob0. &42·7188 Optloni Include •Ir ; 1 .; • • r . c 1 1'1 ( 3 1 2) rlene9d per1on In com· S .!i~.:;! ~~~ S~: ~"f. 8 ~ ~!l:,r!:. ~ 1~~·9 '!~:! ,Sse-7453 frM rent Clll &42~ I 4 l • I I I l I r ~ cond., IUfW'oof, I AM/f'M ,..._ t:st-70$3 Ex1 223911, ::;:: ... ,~ !"!:,~~ eupp1y 11ouae. dut ... ere ••· S300lolr 54a-:,748 dr..w s15. 887•3939 0ttpe91 cornieee, 2 Mtt. rrom t-5 Mon·Ftt 14 .. 1111 Cbuka , IMS ::= ~r~eJ;:,_t• to Great opportunity, Ill• growing firm. telling 11141 charge of ln1-Each 12 11 wide. Qllery Slip tor 11111 30-32', · f•lbo• Bay Club for Belt working cond•ll<>nl ga11on dept, tawn~ Pett SUI 81~~!~:/0~;'ct!!~~~~:. ~~2~~1 cond 1100 N-port Beach. Sell or Top Dolar 1111.... llW SIMI Cosm~let. mllle-up In Newport Beacti ~.!. ~1t~oola a Adortb1e Netherl1nd s 1 oo . Wiii dellver ......... power, 645-8470 • SpNdetet repllca. The •rlltt, lfl•nlcur111. Fol· 1141646-5051 ......,.... · dwlrl tiunny. e w111. $20 557-0927 2 Ktng/wood tub ....... L 11. 3 .,,,.,, 9'de '* 10 30• by Paid mot• :1 convertlbll :t,'\:6~72'·;t: = .__ec_•_P_l_lon-l1_t_l_o_r_V_1_1e-,-,. Swttctibolfd/ Reception-842·2"9, 831..e400 Dia.-Gold ~f Fountain LlmP =· ;/~21.:X· 11· beam. Sil II. No 11\fe For Y04Jr Cati ever ~ I (1018). Wu Jennifer • -nary Hoep1111. Prr. Ex· l•t tor brokerage firm. ne t 1500 • II S160. Pf. .;j •t>Mrda 95~2473 $49,600 ... or __ , perlence Preferred. Bill>-Good typl~ Ill.Ille. l :30 Mlnl-Parrol 8 wroughl :~.40511. ' 1 . MADAME •11111 & UI .. IJ1.W Helt 1tyttat & -'· tOf 8 I. bly P9'M>n•Nty a mull to 4 30. 0 5-7600, IM Iron cege ALEXANDER OOll Sltr .. t 70if U.tlll •rtlrJ Theodote ~ -FOrd Sa6on. '73-40 13 540-1120 IOf Millie UC> Delk with Chair $40 552· 1609 ;;;.;;;-._;oa;.._ __ .....;;..;.;;;.;; 212e Harbor BM{ 2oeo Htrbo< Bl .. C.M. --..,--1-...,...----~t~·~'. ~~t: 3 ~~:-•No-:,., Cell..,.. 11a.sg15 eJ4~511 ex~:.;~~ RV & BOAT Colla..... 540·5630 -.... -64_2_:..._,_0_640-82_...., __ 1_1_, n 11•','f,Y : ,..~ ... . ' I· I ... -~ :.t.l:. .,, • ••• . •• . ~~u::~,'ne::~: ~~.w_:."..,~;:. ~ /:;· ~~!:':ER-••per, Jlmlaaa•il• An11que~~:w1n8ed aeoUYI UUMIS 60t DRY STORAGE H~~~:~'":·1ef: ~~s~':.:OO~oody W•· lhlll. fJll*ltneed ONLY. WPM . non-smoker. busy office. 64g.1838 Of Aat!tut Mll SenCI eomeone you 1o119 141 ,., .... ..,. .. Before you t>uy or ..... a MW Of UMd BMW .... 1020 FOfCI Model A Town l.m llAll -Apply In peflOn, 2:30 • Phone 752.0512 aft I pm 540-1287 S-ROll T"" ~ & Bank Decot•tor tof• & mllell· • !Mleu11f\11bouquetof30 Wet Boat elipe 4:30 dally tor lnteNlew _. ..--of 3 f0::-drawer oall me Ing chllt $275. Hellum ballc>c>M. EllCltlng 1vllll1ble ello. What a Wonderlul WOf1d S • Cl I n . I 1 0 . 0 0 0 SaNe s.vtce LeMing s.t 194 1194 1ttt1 Aecepllonltlltypi1t Well •u.&r-c1bln1t1 Mint conct. 497-4732 vlllenllnet Perfect for all • llZA t555 So C•f Hwy Htlbllehe,d. growth seuontll SHOO. 648-7181 Of ...... OLISl·MT OCCUiOnl 873-4.4t9 I unm ftJJll Laguna BMctl, CA Oriented Nwpt 8Ch ad· 497-27113. Exqulel Ell •-,,__... of Shopping, right et 875-etlll. 3e7o N. Cherry A\l't. ~ ~ ~ '48 PONTIAC LONG BEACH I lly llol Clau fled 8 cyl, 4 dr, ltl.000 ml, 1 (No. Cherry exJt-405) • HOUlltl~ vwtlllng ag.ncy ne.d• We need gOOd people 10 ••-• ·-· *""°'~ ~O:.:.C:: IUsc. Wu... I.... Ml -11• ttt1.!-J1 • • Student Of Pfl Employ· lharp, enetgetlc pereon HI up appointment• -·.. ...,,_ ceuorlll Ind en cottec-Storege lhed wenled r •• ed. Room & Boerd + for front deek ReQulr• ~~our Coall Me91 fof. A!!1 .. ~:.NF~~~~.. tlon from model tlornee. Wiii ~-up ~, ~J:~ •="•ada owner. klnt cond S3000 '114) ... 11. Clalalf\ld AO-VII« MIP 544-1e11 TrldMna ~ • S.lary In ••C"•""'"' f~ 111c1111nt typing end ..... In the evening or ... ~ ""'~ Pr1w ..-.,...._.., by -648 1838 hou11work tAp·p~o• 4 :.::C:~~ :; :'~·~·:"*tr•: ~~:!,'-::'"''8Pftt c.i'i714im.7'1111 _._liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T1u1prtatin llourt~d=d requlfld. The Sandborn 11on + bonu~~ll graph w/outlld• oak Uk• rww; White Fr Prov •AID Wlll1D Alrcrafl Hll ::.. & own w requlf: Co. 851-3088 751-4222 alter 1 PM. horn, we1nY1 Clllne cab6-4 poet., twn bed HI GooCI cond, ,.._ ~· •71 HONDA IO TRAIL ed. 780-2e90 lluw .... ;, .. iM ... ~,w--T~ Sllee net & .,..,.., CllMld oak Complete S75 wlm111. 919-1221 842.0100 )Uni cond MUST SELL "Tl Morrie ch111, neavlly bo11 epr, etc $75, 1225 M2·317l 9·5prn HOUMlceeper. Experlel'ic., Newport C1nter. 40 CllMld oek rocl<er. Mf· 842-8751 l&I .-UTll ee3-20e2 llve-ln, em guHthome wpm, S5 Iv, 844-0805 $1500 PER WEEK pentlne dr...., w/fenc:y Wllerbed. King C1nopy WAHTEO ---------• rm/board ulery Lid• RECEPTIONIST rnlrrOf. tge oall mini c;a. wldrawere everything M 7-3039 1075. Celena Turbo 310j 857-8720 Of 832-2214 Real Ettate Investment lllft FM Pltl b1net wlboWld gi..._ 1ge • Iv UR. 1870 TI. L.&R 180 • tn ...... -• all Co. prol....onat att11u0e. m•hog. dreuer w l Incl. Atklng $300, mlO ·--1-aJ 400 radloe, lull de-lee, · epect..,., tt .. ,_, am Woric With the bel1. Cell mirror. m1ho9 den111 •tt. 5 pm 545-0022 -tong range fuel. Trllde for preci9lon nwcNne 8'I09 =~ ~e!' How1rd Fret berg. cabinet, Deco bdrm .... Bed & Boa Sptlng1 6 lutneeall 1114 111ottc car or Stl2.000. :::C,~lnd:X,~·~ Me-2988. _53_1·_3000 __ . _____ trtpl• mirrored vanl'Y. Stand. Good eond. $45 Fender "9aor1 412 cabl· Call 7t41407·4808 or good mllh tblllty. ~ult TELEPlllE W.U 42 ' rnd Olk ta.ble, !>09tet Call Gwy 548-7470. net, 200 waits, UOO 650-1700,..,.. ti •pp1y 27324 C• bed•. wa1h 1t1nd1, 080 "'~ 548-7478 11_1_ Hl2 me. ,.. • Tired of making min· t•bles, NII of chelre, Furniture a houHllold · ~, =~....-=--------•! mlno Capl11r1no, St• 1mum wage? we pay 0111 clleltl wlmlrrors, ltemt fOf Nie. Helf e&a MARTIN gulter -Men• Schwinn Vlfllty 112·173 Laguna Niguel guaranteed 15/tlr Very prints. Iron prlmltlVff, $41-2789 wlc.a MOO 518 COfld SOS you. Cluel1l9d Ade 842-5e78 See Idle ..... 642...54S11. ______ ....;__:....~ . WIN A DIAMOND RING FOR YOUR VALENTINE Grand Prize Ora._ at J.C. ~ S.t., fib. 12 .. 3:00 P JI. , : .. ,,. •••• J. C.JJ..,,.,,Lw, J.w.&,., MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCll!TY 1809 NEWPORT BLVD .. COSTA MESA@ SINCE 194e 'A~ PHONE 548-3401 °C? 1l 92.en euy Hll. PIHH c•ll M ." ... punch bowl & Pr ol Ute Of'Mll armcllalra. "475 846-7909 IO 1Pd~579 ' · Full Time Janitor for 754-7718 Alll for Mr. 100• more lurnltu,. & 16950-. Fender Strei. 1080, btack ---------1 to------------------------....1 Park~ Structure. Mon • UYHTISI• FH Wlleon. small lteme 10% t>uyw'1 780-9533 wlrOMWOOCI. pert. cond. C..J!!! NH Fri. 117 2790 , .... PICff TEXAS Oil COMPANY re:..•=. ~::• 4 Danish modetn chelrt w/herd lhell c.11. '350. '72 ParedlH tent cmpr Liii&. SlmTllY telt urgently tlffdl meture & ThYr'I. M upholatw.cf. •Int cond. M:l-1178. llnk/Slove loebox, llpe 7. Fett paced. Nwpt Beh HOO ptua, WM ly. E•· per1on tor Or1ng1 1-.-~·-•----St75 all. 556-8642 Eplpllone Quit., ,.with $400. 875--70'8 all 2PM. Client lrtnge benellll Countrtr•a butln•u ._,, -Jt, =..nrm. w0r':'9'pr~x: 54S-714' ..,.. ~· Sella expert-1515 Toron 0 w..,, C M Sofibed. good cue. Good cond ton. I ' tAllm ..... ~'V ••• r•/OI•• 11111 ence not neoMMfy. We SM-l901 COfldltlon MO. $7&. c.all 548-UM9 w1•...,..a & tie downa 111ten1lv• legel HP•'· _.1 O.S Dick 751 9590 97t.7037 ,........ 752-5454 ... ~aln ~~tern~: Orig exqu11111 ··~•try • . oua.. fuai .. ,.. '860. 63l-3614 Liii&. 8'/KPI Unique tadlH clolhlng rol~um. Bo• 7H. Ft O\let 150 Y'• ofd. P11r-Otnlng tab .. w/4 Chalrt, !talent IW Sell conlllned cabover Small N-port Beech 11oreNtkaenergettci.. Worth, T ... 71101. dlaledln1914111Au ..... 1tlnt condition. HOO, USED OFFICE FURNI-cemper with 4, t ton dlee with 1111< for luNon Stretnhl Commln lon ~pralHd at 15500. 751.gs90, $71-1937 "'Un"' l•cke, AIR But Oft firm '"kl leg1I Mer.. "' 813-3235 646-8555 '· """ 780-2545 tery, mutt hive word and/or mod1llng upr. bullc:tlng prodUct...... • •Obi. Wlterbed compl. Delk, ~t•, Pitney ___ ...._ ___ _ prC>Celelng & bo«*k~ helpful. ApfNy "' per-ton. TOP $ s $ Fema6ea Pr• Auttrlan Iron Twin Bed. with vlb<atOf. $75. 8 0 w. I • • I c . B 0 b .... ..... .. .. ,_ Mtk 115l.()8l 1 Alule Natutal Fuhiona ~lid Ind c.rv-Cell 648-1149 83M700 _".....;...."'-------,497.4777, 280 For11t lerred Model• & ed. signed and dat9d, -------.,,...,....,. MAXI-SPORT P\ICh mop-UUL llml'llY Ave. lag Belch. Elcortl. (213) W-19114 1 7 4 e . 8. I I 0' •• r . 30'' SQUARE OTIOMAN flaw l ..... IUI ed + Cttadel loctt, Sadd- Expr'd, full or p/tlme TM 111111 840-0660 wlldaya EYM GREE:7~~L 155 Pleno. B11dwtn Contol• llbeo•, lo mi .. •Int concl. 175-0200 f "NIS Ill ...., 2 y11 min. Hper. wltll ~ Wknds, 780-1511 "Country O•" Newt.... $3.40. 875--287 t eVM Liii&. lllllTllY Apolo reuyat.-n. Group "'1'"• ffll ~~=Soft. 7ft, ttl•n. 1 )If old) '2400, •1t1cyclte/ Small Newport 8Hch C •II u' •bout I h • :':.~'~· ,:;J'~1n:. HAA80R AREA ltOO 0633-~91 85~2 llUIWI Mii Law Firm, -k• legsl =';.: :i·.~9.!~ Guell TOUfL 752...aea1 A.PPUANCIE SERVICE 0r .. -9 drawer. good S~~·.~~f~1pnd pleno '72 YAMAHA 90 ::r ~4~~ MCI Agent. Training w4ll TRAVEL AOEHT llq)lf'd W• ... reoond~. bUy for $25. Heed9 only 7~1 l.oc*I & tVnl 3 .... not Interfere with your min 2 yrs ~ needed IC>Plalioea. 11 minor flPe!t. 111-3039 Stt6. 1·2157 loen ~ employment lor em non-automated I Ill ~ King 8111d Bed lrt good UptlG~ 1o bl~n:c,~~ .. 1 ...... 1 U1• Liii Plllll• ee:M5tll lrtwl egency to hMdle LM 057~133 condttlon Met1/bo11 IP'· ~....__. ->'!. .. ••54 2t00 ff'ii:-~ -..-both~· & bullneee ...... $35 call l48-6305 ... -· ..... ._.... • -·-· _ _..,, 1111 L.E8 .. /W.... tr.,,... We we e wtlOtfy W---Or)'tr 1 135-. ".,..... ' Meeon I HMl!ln tred!Uo-$3t5/obo. 4M-ee32 FNMA. FHLMC. BA, owned ce>mpany Of the 'ft..L~ 1100 ... ·-nal conaote. 2 yr• old, 'tl2 ATC250R pipe, cetb1 FHA. uper rmm1d ,.,.. .... , ....... u.&.SklAMoc:&needen l'WlnU·noo 146.5848 -·-Plff.cond.S2500flrm. twt1t tllottl•. peddle, ~ loruper. poet.. DM1ton ot dlvetelfled aoent to llenctle out Ol elec "°"" 4 ourner, .... Gooct1~1 ,,....14•2~1ce100. 973-0122 873-1220 oleen SHOO obo Uve ln<1Mdu11, xlnt ... Marketing Co. need• "'9mbefl travel ~. P'*' button •IM cond. cc ..., TY 19_ ......... 1 ........ -_183-62 ___ 3_1 ----- Illy, tne & retirement eore11tve men and No phone celll p...... •l minual. '118. Ger~ ,_ -• "l f••••• .- benefits, greet WOf1" .,.. women with men•o•· Send resume 10 4170 548--7411 llAUTl'UL H " RCA ·' --•' vtton!Mftt & peopte, In ment pot1nt111 ,-ull Campua Of .. #2.40, New-..... laltt Color TV. 2 'I' wrnty. Od cones t600 e:u.s&14 Lake ForHI. Call Liz training progrem. Eltoel· port 8each, Ce. 92MO. Tippen Self·cleenlnQ ..... FrH dellvery. 7141137·MOO *1t commluton• For Attn: Lil. electric dbl oven. Uk• ...... him °'*' hn. ---------1 conlldentlel ln11rvl•w neorr. IHO, 640-llll --·-TV Jotln'• 646-1711 contac'I: Robin et: TV COMMERCIAi.. PAO-AE,AIGEAATOA ooe>S* o..igr.I t ,,_ tOM of r-. 2.,. •--......_ TV. aln1 .... WI DUCTIOH COMPANY le tone cotor, Frieldefte, ' ct, ptctur... eccH1. " ....,, .. .......,. 11• .. Int 1nten1ew1111 mOdel ~ i.oet ,,_1121 e174a1 SM uot ltlboa. cond .. •t4' Cell G~. I .. 111. • fOf fC)flng tMNone end _Ml-__ ,_.,_. ____ -f • HI II en HCtutM ewlmw.., Aff::~ --'": --------.. =:,~w~i: ,.. .... ~ .... ........ ment•. "'o .. ,., .. nc. o.t Qenerel (lectrlc "If tor ,_... ttcn. IEll· req11lred. leotletouncl "°" ,,_ """"' ffea· p'd & mature. 4M-5HO rollt Oftly, :I: ApPolftt· ., •111. 1..-. IAL.f.8 men!. (l1S) ~ .... l e.,• Atr C4"1411Uonet, ll'fll. .llWB.IY """'19 -= :.:.~~= = ~.,: NI time far M _.. Ce1 Qa;y ..... 7471 l~~~!!!!~!!!!!!I 9emant. lalet, and r=::. 8'1 r.~uctlon MlorO•M• ~ .... new, ,AHTAITIC ~ ~open Cell •---HMn . -~ Queur, MOhOOAW, Pl.ANT8Alll lti1741.-11 1f"Jii»a:I'· ·-.--WOOd .,_ ....,, ._, 1112 Ot..-Aft ... , :"'."'...:-----:~-.;iil-!"""'------1 Annie, Mt-7271 IUn .. tr '"" """ °iJ:.· .... .-. toM· I•:! • .. OleHIC 11' Lt,etrall • Fut! time floeltlon lft Ml •411 ~ ..... tMf'IY ....... Newport tor l)'Jlet1 let 1-1. 8-.. ,, tolt ttOIPllCHMM. U.. XerOll ''°" r8reit reftlf, tooct U1Mli1•-Dr HI IOO. OONI. ... ......., Sen<! e Vatentlne m .. ege to 1het special pet.on In yout Hf• and b«:orne eliglbte to wt11 a diamond ring In OUf grind pt1ie Clrewtng. A Jus1 M In ttie coupon t>etow or call, us •t &42-5878 to dlap19y your gr .. tlng In the Deily Piiot'• VelenUM Love Unee' fMture. For only $S you may c:tlooM en IPC)roprtat. ... rMton to enliven your m euage. ·---···------···--·········--------------- Do It today -all ada mu1t be In our office by Frtdey. February 11 . Please publlah my Valentine meaaage aa written bekJw on Monday. February 14. (Write one word'*' apece. 2 line minimum. Compute char~ at end of llne.) lllultratton A o "' ___ $1.00 ___ .1.50 ___ 12.00 ___ 12.50 , ___ 13.00 8 0 (Add 15.00) NAMe~--..;..;.------.-...--~------------ADOfltle& ____________________ .;.;.. Qty---.....-----------~-------~ Zlp ...... _.. ____________ ~_,;_--------- "40NI------------""'---------------- r n ···.·~· .. ··.,. r. , 1 .. , .. 111. Ill . ., '• ' . ..OM4Jltl lC• ............... . __ .. ,, .. ,..i..... '7t Honda Wgn, good .... BMW '71~ 833 ott: E•· cond . UI007b91 oh captlon•IJ Rare Fiord, 940.7131 1==· #J DUUR IN U.S.A AtcHN Iulo. Gold '88. ·ao CMc;, auto, •. ·~· V'f IO ml. lira, aw. CM\ ••II cond 14000. (MOtlt). ~ + ..._ ..... Senout 167-1317 °' 97""4013 ••••••• lnqUlrlea only '40-9000 , '73 Meroedel 460SE, .._. • 11 Cvcc, ••C•ll cond • new, I 10,000. Owner , •JHHfll '17 ,..!MIO, ... .,.. ' Ht_,110l f T ; Da11aa 1117 rblt enoe:~~ 631-7777 ~=-J:~~~_:~· ,.1 i•••• .... 1• Mutt Mii Mt, primer, . ' - -Cfagatl. hMdata, Holl9y • ISOK ml, •lnl oond, 1/c, e 6 o , r u n 1 11 o o d • ·~ . ' ~41> I /00 ·re 8-210 59,000 ml._Nw WANTED -....... ,.,. lltea. t1650 ·79 Honda Aooorcnx •5RSEL. pp Wiii P•z .... lllTUY 11 1171 VOLKI VN4 UIU ...... 84M7at Good condition c • I h ' 0 r ' 1 8 s E Xlnt oond • 11.000. 1 pea llUIO trena, AM/ •'et Roedaler. Re-t>tl. l&300I09o 983-ltiO (S 1e,ooo mu.) of '11 1-1133-4242 FM tadlo, ntw tlrH. .t~::A':'~d 12390 '78 Wagon, alnl cond , (114,000 mu.) Mual be GOOd cond. Prloecl lo .... 645-8759 AM/FM atereo. 431< ml, low mt 78().8702. IUll .. lu~ tll thll WMlcend al 16, 19&. aa.tMa 141-t•l 74 OlllUn 8t0 WQl'I. auto, 129001080 494·6310 ... .U Hiii Ill 11U --'718AA8 99E, 4 cyt, euto, CALL: 714144 eoM !l!!t. 1177 IO ml, "v.ry clHn 11'50 1980 GL Civic, 1 owner, Sliver, blue IMthef, IO ml llllll L lllU new •na & tran1 (not '74 Super IHtla. )(Int oeo. Mon· Fri, II·•. 27.000 ml. 5 ll)d, Alpine •no. Aiklng 110,800 15005801 rebll), new rlldlal•. new mech. cond, Mutt .... 840·1372 S tereo, alnl cond . 1150•97,e llW lllll bfk1 & lgnll, MW velour 12450/bit olr. 648·7004 $4900/blt ofr •M-14e2 lnl Pior-3 way ap6ctt, '51 P Ml V '72 240Z Daltun '112 300D, turbo dlHel All recalptl & record1. • an, new en· MOVING MUST SELL '78 HONDA XL350 Secrlllc•. loaded 128, Mllllery commHment IOf· lln•. lull 1ync tran1. $2,8!0 • 84~24 Mus1·.-.-ooocs dealt 900 Obo c .. IOf del•U. c a. • a I• • I • '5 tlOO. Cell 6'8·1030 Jim 980-2823 -*48-510• or 645·tt22 559-4510 . dayt, •fl I : 142•7018 Ferrari t12l " llllll llll11'1 laraau ftla 1132 '8t 300D. very dMn, H , IU&r• tll'J 'It ... IMIAll , •Y ·-·--·10 t<.,mann Ghia auto-000 ml, 118.500 PIP S......S-W:.l.Malng ::. ~. ~'f&-3'&.;aw •• ,_....,.,. metlc, rbll eno. 25,000 Lve mso. 770-8282 Ulll pt. FEIUll m I • R 1111 • r • r Im • M'B'Zli81 300SD Sunrl, •I ti 4t SM:: 'M Sqrbtl, nu ~lkM IUUISllPt S2800/obo, ~9454 electronic rldlo, Clifford '78 MG Midget, oood 1•1.••-1-•a.a• :1~=· P.P. . Joa ~ • • 9141 alarm ayetm, new tlret cond m1ny new pane. _:.:•:..:....:.•-:..:.:::._..:.::.;::....:•.;-.:..:.i:-=-=-=::;-;:".":".:'"-:-:'.:".::-::-:7 :l,,l,~z~sc. .~· U a 4'M ml, lmmac. Ownaf. Mu'll .... 11 lrn~lately. 81 4lC4 Halchbactl Only '73 VW Bug, Medi bOdy S29.500 make olr 125001080 754-8573 25K mite•. AC, AM/FM wort! & paint, new ttr•. e•0· 18118 wknd•/•VH, •Iler 2. ,,.,'° CUI Thi• cw 11000, 841..()391 2 l3/984-117o dya clean Inside & out. Only '88 Karmen Ghia Conv. '74 Maz 450SEL Ottl HSI se . 8 o o . c 111 now. New top, int. a teblt eng, 3100 West Coul Hwy New P•lnl. new Urn, '73 OPEL MANTA 1to0cc 548-8533 1m/lm CHI. Ha• glell Newport a..ch 1unrool, lo ml Mini 4 apd 4 cyt. new llfM. & T tllt window In bldt. 13100. 6'2-9405 cond. 114,000. 840-5324 n • w mu 111 er 18 2 5 . la 894-5204 • I '80 MBZ 2400. whit• w. 553·1 '77 C.licL.1Jl1bKUClW '85~1 cond, ... to ....... Ill.I _beige Int, auto, e.urvoot: Perac'• 9197 :!::· t,..~FMO::-A:: 1pptaclatal 11550/obo. 'Flat RIGHT NOW! 9.753 A.P.R. Flnandng On , Ml/frft, new trens, ti<•,--------• 11000/obO. 842 .. 272 '!. bait, brM•. 1M1 ~ 'Te Ford Pinto good • ..,.,_nda 873-tt 13 .._ ... cond, 60,000 'mllH. : Wkdya M0-708I Autom1110 tran1. & air 11150/080. 497-7202 •n ...... ..... cond.(1EGZ140). • tin . Lo1ded wllh utru ., llHI tit!!! ---'• Priced to Hll. 12100 ..... Ull UI '78 C8Pfl 11, Good cond, , l<M-1841, 780·2514 !2800 Harbor'"' Cu Orig. Ownr, 1t1 rl, I cyt, ...., ·~· ale, PIS AM/FM CUI ,. C..W.. Hit Ml-11M eter. S2800 obo TIE WlllT '71 Corv•ll• T lop, od 71'1&41;5830 •ll•r 6 llUITlll condition 350 eno. 4 pm. • apd, 15750. 554-5873 '87 Cougar, new eng, ,_ of late mocMI. lo'# mile-71 CheVy cn.v.tta. or••t Irene, new dlec brka,.:. • age Cedlll1e1 In Sou· cond. new llrH, 11800 11100. 780-1099 :::~ CellfOfnlal S.. UI 080 OWl .. Wlt f3ft .,. 64M275 -Ullll 'lt .......... llrpa o•LUO 'MRu~=o~· OlaHI V8, Hlr• tank, 2800 H bor '"' d 548·1849 alee. IUnroof, all extraa. ., ... v . 13500 842-teeo COSTA MESA, ·74 Camero LT New 3501..,.----·----- 14.•1111 ang and Irena. AM/Im '73 0.11• 88, 4 dr, real • c •I 1 , good Int• r dean, p/1, p/b, air & EJec '80 SEVILLE SEDAN 12500/obo, Cell Bob dr Ike. All wor11e. Only Llk• MW lnl, new eng. 840--0937 1999. Alt 8pm 988-2819 S12,500/obo. MM221 ..... -1317 P•tlac HH x~t'~'\~.:, ~beal 1:::~~1°g~: ~'.~•·:~~ MIST SEW offer. M'O"n·l'l'I t-11. camper or 1Wap maetL 1111 NllUI 'll Fllf '''"' Conv Fully eqUlpped. IO ml, IU!e MW, orig ~. 14700. 552-8583 N>I YOlll MNlca 'rec 55,000 ml. J.llST£R anytime wllnde. '78 BUS, aunroof, atwect, HI Ill ~ r;· ~en:;,,~~ 5:30 Mon-Fri 87l-3608 142-4274 ICIJ'!-•dlDt. $17,500 640-9775 NllOIE/1111 '78CrtMldaWegon,auto, w:tM&.~: ~.o~d. MM221 OrNt condition. 12250 fllllm llPllT lill--------.1 11 r m · N o I r • d • I · V8, IUl°""tlc trant., 8'r II••• ... rt• &46-e100, by 11P9I. condHlonlng, pow. wtn. •••f••-t f . ferj t31t dowa, CHHll• & mag 1983 MITSUBISHI ORDIAs &- TREDIAs wllh an Import car trld4Hn. Thie II a llmlted time onw, 10 hurry! Offer end• Sunday. ... IT I '70 Immaculate sacond l3831 Harbor Blvd am/Im CHI, air, rack · · · .... -... owner. lighl t>tu9. em/Im, Olfden Grow ' $4950. 493-1875 •ft BEETLE COH\IERT ' •n whHll. (41 lXNY). Prf ,. Cl•UW M '88 Mu1teno Convertible, p t y . I 4 3 0 0 . c • 11 USE THE ... DAILY PILOT · f.,,unl ~:,., 'm'fi!·.~~·8~ l.a..-Sen-ltlllac What • w~ Wond ~ i :·~~1io im • 11. unuw ws.mi Nancy 7141752-6228 day 714-111-1111 or Shopping, right at 173-0122 873-1220 n rrJ<;Tt.Mt<;A r • ,j r.~,r·.11H•',111 ACllON Oflg owner. l3000 obo. Ne-2599 1111er 5 p.m. 842-8001 •fl 3 pm A .::.: N.Of 'M ... Mustang, e cyt auto, 1"' ~....!~ ......... :s 11FAST ... IESULT11 ·at e2e Sprt Cpe, AM/FM lt.,eo & llpe & air 15995. Below Blue Book 968-57112 or •vet You don't need • gun to r::\~y~~C= Cadllllce to Go-Cent '75 MercedH 280, orig "drew IHt" when you Adt. To place your Id, W'ha-. the Fad .... "'°' 111r• clean. owner. ·-·T ......,_,, WI Ml-1671 12900._ M 1·3138 ~js'oc:,f obc, M ~ 1~ II SllYICE DllECTOIY owner. •lnl orli cond. place en ad In the o.ity call 842~8 end let a Roi 'em off the martec $9200. 549-86 0 dye, ~ Went Adtl Cell now Cluaffled" A.0-\/llor ,....., With a CIWlflad A.d H8¥9 tom«Nng lo ... 7 ~ ... ~went '75 FIRE81RO r•b • cy Cell 842-5178 C' 11 tned adl do H ..... It .... 842-5178. Ilda ~ ~-=-~4 ~ '.l..\ .,, ••. ·' •• 646-5595 wknda. I 842·6878. you. Cell Nowt 842-5178 • ATLAS CHIYSLH-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor 81vd .. COltl Mesa. Tel 546-193-4 3 btOcila south ol San Otego Freeway off Htrbor Blvd. Complete body 1hop. Siles. Service. Patts Service Dept. opan Monday thru Friday 7:;l(> A M lo S 30 P.M and 8 A M to 5 P.M on Saturday. alACH IMPOITS 8-48 Dove S treet, Newport Beech. Tai. 752--0900 Call us, we're lhe spectell1t1 for Alla Romeo. Peugeot. Saab & MHerall. THIOOOll IOllNS fOID Modern sates, MfVlce. partl, body, paint & tire deptl Compet11tve r11e1 on 1e ... & dally rentals 2060 Harbor Blvd .. Coste Mesa. M t-00 10 or 5A0·8211 JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MllCUIY 2928 Harb.or 81vd .. COiia Maaa. Tai. 640.5630. 57 Yuri of friendly !amity Hrvlca -Orange County'• otdut LJnc:otn.Mercury dealwlhlp DAVID J . PHILLIPI 8UICK..PONTIAC•MAZDA SeleJ • S«va • LMllng 24888 Allda Perllway 837-2400 I, MATCH TH~ NUMBERS ON THE' · MAP WITH THE NUMIEIS IN THE IOXES • NIWPOIT DATSUN 888 DoYe Street, Newport Buch. Tai 833--1300. At the triangle of J1mborM, Mac:Atlhur & 8rl1tol behind \ltctOfl• SlallOn Siles. Service, leallng l P1rt1. We make grMt deals• • NAlllS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Bt11d., Costa Mesa. Tai. SA0-9100. Orange Counly'a Largfll C1dlllao duler. Sa .... Set'vlce .. Leulng. • SADDLllACK 8MW/SU8A•U 28'*02 Ml(guef'ite Pkwy., Avery Pllwy. eKlt We ottar Wh11 no bantc or ..... company can: 1. E"'*11Y atatted. mo.t modetn MNlca & part• dept.; 2. on. Of the Soulhlencf1 mo9t aaper~ aatea & leuinQ etaft; 3. Elimination Of the mJdclemen by IMl'ng dMlef dlr9c:t. 831·2040 Miaaion Viejo 4M-<t949 • CHICK IYHION PO•ICHl·AUDl-YW 416 E. CoHt Hwy., Newport Beactt. 173-0900. The ~ dMlafahlp In Orange County Witt\ tfteee ttw .. gr .. t !Mk• undef one roofl ALAN MAONON PONTIAC.IUeAllU 2480 Hatt>or INYd., eo.ta Meta. T ... &4 .. 4300 a.-, ~. LeMlng, ••Mr. OOOdWranch," CLAI 0911.11 715 Ntwl°" W•. eo.ta M9M Tel 83MM "JAOUAM ~ 8NCIALT\'" XK 180'" 140'11 tlO'llXJ'el&-T"* a.. -"'*' -"99torteloM Oft ,........ '"" • ,..,.. In a.-Miii • • 808LONGPllPONTIAC t3e00 Beech Bfvd .. Weetmlnatet. Tai. 812-1&51. Orange Counly'e oldest end lar999I Pontiac: dulerahlp, Sal ... Senlte., Perts. DICK MILLll PIAT/LANCIA - "ProbM>ly the loweet priced Fleta fn SoutMtn Cellfornle" (Located 1 mite "°"" of South Cout Plaza ,,.., Main 81. and Wert'te' Aw. In San11 AM) 120 W. Warrte1. Santi Ana 557-2132 • SANl A ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th 8tr .. t, Senta Ana Tel. 558·7811 Your Qflgfnal Dedicated Oat~n OMlet COSTA MHA DATSUN 2845 Hetbof 81\/d., C01t1 M..._ Tai. 540-&4 tO. s.Mng Of1nge Counly fOf 18 yeara. 1 Mlle So. 405. • SUNSIT fOID, INC. (Home of Wiiii. the Whale). 5'C40 Garden Grove Blvd .. W•tmln11et Tel 836-<4010. • OIANGI COUNn YOLYO 10120 Gerden Grovw Blvd .. Gardin GroV9 Tai. 530-9190 Eactualvety Volvo 10 cover Ill your V<JNo requlfementl ,.._UMd•Salea•LM91ng•Partt•S.W:.-Body ShOp FfMW11Y CIOM In the hMrt of Or .. County at Gwden Grove Blvd. & •oot111ur11 • CONNILL CHIYIOLIT 2128 HarbOf' 9M1., Coeta Mete. ~ 22 )'Mr9 ~ Orange Couney a.tee, lenlng, .. rvk:e. Call 541· 1200: lpeClel pent tine: Mt-9400; body attoP tine; 754-CMOO. ClllT 1111111 . ltllJH ~.l>AY lllllHJAll Y I 1'1111 -lllSIDE-Campus hospital pushed despite · off er Check out the quality of eye care and locus •ori proper methods of buying contact lenses with consume r tips on Page BJ. J Jeff Stites has found a .profeuional job that not o nly giveti him a secure future but also a llows time to train for water polo competition in the Olympics. Page 83. Renowned violinist Isaac Stem will be the 10loi1t when the Lot Angele1 P hilharmonic OrchH tra perlorms in a sold-out concert for the Orange County Philharmonic Society a t 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Santa Ana. Page 86. Chris Neumann 1tole she 1pod ight from Suntet League tc0ring leader Scott Filipek a1 Marina High Viking• •lip ped p ast Ocean View 64-62. Page CI . ~11DEX----- A7 A4 83-5 B2 a.10 a a ce M 88-7 82 82 Be-7 84 A3 By GLENN SCOTT oftMDellJ ......... UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich cautiously pra!aed the Irvine Company today for Its o ffer o f free land for the propoaed Irvine Medical Center, but he said planning for an on-campus hospital will continue. Aldrich would not agree with a 11uggestion ma'de Wednetday by lrvine Company President Tom Nielsen that a new medical cen t er set in an ambitious 200-acre medical sciences Coast . -. . lashed • again By STEVE MITCHELL of IM 0.-, Not ablft The latest of five storms to plague Orange County in the past two weeks moved eastward today, but weather forecasters say there's another one right on its heels. . And, like its predecessors. the most recent storm left a trail of mischief behind. Winds up to 60 mph w ere reported between 5:30 and 6:30 this morning in Newport Harbor. More than two dozen boats in the harbor were torn from their moorings or had to be secured. said Sgt. Dean Cordell of the O range Co unty Sheriff's Department Harbor Patrol. 'the o ld excursion boat, "Balboa.'' which used to take visitors on tours of the harbor, sank near the Balboa Pavilion. Cordell said. The 40-foot ve81el had been re tired from public service and was owned by a private party. Meanwhile. reports of looee pilings under the Newport pier prompted its cloaure -aa well aa the nearby Balboa pier -to the public. Newport City" Manager Bob Wynn aald the piers will remain closed until an lnspeclion of the p~ can take place. But he said, a major reuon for shutting down the two structures was the strong winds. "Somebody could blow off in (See STORM DAMAGE, P .. e A!) Teachers ass a-ii leasing By PHIL SNEIDERMAN oflMDellr NM,.. A dedaion to Jeue new can for up to seven top adminiatratol'I ln the Cout Comrbunity College Dlstrlct has drawn critidan from district teachers. who are expecting extensive layoffs In comlng weeks. Dlatrict officials de«ribed the c a r• as a r e ward and demonstration of confidence ln the administrators. who have received no pay rai5es during the current year. But IOOle lpcal colleee teachers delCribed the auto )euina plan • an lnaensitive &eifure at a time of severe budget cutback• and probable layoffs. Dlltrict apokaman Rkt)ard v. Simon Mid the auto le.ma plan WM announced last week 6y the Board of Tn.wt.eea. which aownw the operation of Oranae Coat, GoJden West and Coaatllne coll~. The can will be uted bheE pn!lidenta of the three co and by the dl.a\rict's three v chancellon. Simon aa1d <liltrict Chancellor Nonnan E. WatlOn II eU1lble for uu of a Hventh leuecl car, but he Mid Wat80rl hae not yet decided w~ to eccept \h.18 offer. All eeven lldmtnlstrlton now UM their penonal can for diatrict buaan ... and receive ,,., per month to COWi' CION. Under the new plan. the dittriCt would ..... t.tw new mkl ... auto1 and .. Y lnaurance and ctC:'n• cotta .-dat.s wtth ... TIM edmlnlttraton will be · ·r .. r .. C0919 ........ ... r:::r-:-... o1 ... wihlela At lhe-~,ltie ... b09rd ... ....., '° ........ ,.. , •• a•dulonal , •• ,. ab• ....... Of ............... complex could 1ubeU\ute for the univenllty'• lona·IO\.llht campus hOlpltal. He a.Id UCI offlclal1 would look Into poulble workln1 relaUonshipe for teachln1 and research prosrama at IMC while al10 Jnves\lgatlng chance. of co ntract i ng with o ther he>1pltal-bulldlng firms for the on-campus facility. ' "UCI ia interested In he>1pitalt and ls involved with them," he said. "When a new one la C01nln1 into the community, we'd be lntereeted In It. no matter where It It located." Aldrich. however. allo •&teed the chances of receiving state approval for two 1eparate hoepitab In Irvine are remote. He said neither propOltll may pus the rigoroua "certificate of need'' pr<>cftl. Aldric h '• n o n -committal comments were expected by officials for the Irvine Company . and bac kers of the propqaed medical center. · "I th i nk h e has so me concerns.'' uld Nielsen. "We all have concerns." Nlelaen announced plant"for the medical aclencee complex at a noon luncheon Wedneldey at Turtle Rock Community Park - after 10me Cast poliUcklns.. The luncheon was organlz.ed or\ly the day before aa the IMC BOard of Dlrecton met to conalder the company proposal to donate 15 acres of land, worth an esUmaWd $-4 million, tor th~ medical center. Despite the r4sh, about 160. members of a community g,roup While snow only dusted 5,687-foot Santiago Peak, highest spot in Orange County, it caused havoc in th; Bakersfield area where a stranded motor ist clean his windshield. . backlnc the non-profit medical center. "People for an Irvine Community Hoapl\al," turned out tor Nlellen'a announcement. The company catered the lunch. Nlet.en told the crowd of hi.a plan• to aet Hide up to 200 undeveloped acre9 north of the San Diego Freeway, between Sand Canyon Avenue and the Laguna Freeway, for a master-planned med1caJ eciences 'COmplex. The medical cent.er would be (See HOSPITAL, Pase Al) LB taking Sycamore bids John Buller .. By STE\'l!; MITCHELL or .. ....,,... .... As long u the often keep rolling In, Laguna Beach City Council memben appear •content to hold off on any eerious study of development proposals for a portion of Sycarnoce Hilla. Since a Laguna Beach lnvee~ propo1ed building 1.60 apartment unit• on a 62-acr portion of the city propert , other developen hav~ho n l ntere1t In Laguna 's multi-million dollar land sale. The city would Uke to sell a port.ion of the 522-acre Sycamore Hilla property to pay off a $7 .2 million debt owed by Laguna \0 former owners of the land. Laguna purchaled the land in 1978 to end years of lawaulta over land u.e propc>Md by fonner ow~ of the property. Laat year. when the city 11ent out requests fo r pr~posall to more than 100 developers, little Interest was ahown for the 62 acres adjacent to LeUure World. Then came Dav;id Michel.Ion'• propaal to build 1,600 apartment unit• -and an offer to pay ~ $5.5 million for the land. After receiving luke warm response from the city council, due malnly to the large number of 'units. Michel.9on reviaed his prop:>aal twice. His latest offer proJ>OIM!!S 1.028 apartmenta and townhouse•. 20,000 square feet of commerclal apace. and a $5.235 milllon price lal· (The commercial U9eS have not been specified. 'The pricft of the townhous es als o are undetermined.) Lut week, a Sherman Oaks firm, G o ldrich . Keat and Assoct.tes, entered the picture with a proposal to pay Laguna $4.25 mJllion for the land. The d evelopment firm '• proposal would 1ee only 850 ren\al apartmenta constructed, and 70.000 square feet of commercial apace. Meanwhile. City Manager Ken Frank said Baywood Development Co. of Ne wport Beach. a firm that once had an exclusive negotiating agreement with the city for the Sycamore purchaae. ia back acain. "They're putting together a pack,aae now," Frank said. , And. the d ty manager ~.he has received .everal calla trbm other developers the i>ut two weeks or IO -develo.pers who a ppear interested in enterina a blddlog war for the land no one wanted just two montht ago. New _look for the waterfront?~ BY STEVE MARBLE or .. ...., ........ A \b ree-atory waterfront development I.a belnc planned on the site of a former Newport Bnch hotel \Mt wq deltroyed by ttn •t aprtna. The $10 million ct.wlopn-ot would be adjacent to the old Balboa Fun Zone, a former arcade ihat now la cloeed and marked for redevel0pment wtth a Cape Cod-style atrUCture. To1ether , the nel1h borln1 projects are vlewed by city offlctala u a tint step toward Urban ,panel gives . Mesa 'high ra,tiDg' Jamee W. Todd. chainnln of the Urben Lend lnltltut. penel tourinl CoN .. ..... w9lk '° h elp revam, the •1tn1 ~hMstwnthecftl• ~~ ........... TOdil. pa 111 d I I if tit 1&11 m dlvt1101 of 11•a.u L a acl Develo,•11& Qltnt., MN '1 llMft •r···· ltJ tM lltJ I po&ea11a aM Ute.,,.,.., .... ........ ~-... . the ·Balboa ~· . Orange OoMt DAILY PILOTIThurld1y, '•bruery I, 1NI · County endorses financial home rule B"lflendment lan"u"""•'' ~u~vrv11or tsructt "ll ll our 4unt tor Unonclal mu1urt" would ~ 1ubmltteid to by compllcatod for.mulu. In ~ auoc:laUon MCond vlca By JEFF ADLER Of'tMO.-,Neelt ... Oruntw County 111upervl1mra have Jllhwd with offll·aa!Ji lrom around lht.• 1tl41tt• in lonlatlvl'ly \' n d o r a I n g a p r o p o a ~ d l'Onstltutlo nal amendment to MUurantt't' u i.tubll· sourn· of ln<.'001e for local govt>rnmcnta Ncswndt· •id. ··eo~ptually h '1 1t.ablllty In loul aovt•rnrn~nt.'' tlw 1uat.to'1 vown In June, 1984, many c ..... 1.he 1uaw 1uddttnly ~. fano &.11 trylna to mak• thlnp c'lcplalnt'd Contra Cotta County •h<• .. Id hu rhan,.ci the formula, fordn& I h h f I r hap~n la a different lllue." 8upcrvl1<1r Sunnt• Wright l t w 0 u l d pr 0 v Ide • lot•al aovf'rnmt-'?U to makfl Al OU~ on •·><act ormu. '?" Tht' amendment tn the atntt• McPc61k, flr•l vie: 1 pr ·111tfont of ronatllu\Jon•I aiuaranl r th l 1lgnlllcanl budai"t rcducUon1 dlvi:!!::f, t monleti hu not tr'.,: CQnathutlon bftlnl promolt"d by the 1upervlM>rt iUlllOClotlon. prof>C)rty t.a>Cf't would ho shared whh UtUe adv am-. notice. dev ' Mt'P k Mid It hw°';. .. • 1 the Caltfornla Supuvl1or1 "Our whol<' thruat It to capture hy 1tatc and local government The at.aw dl1trlhut1>1 •2 billion center,d upon eac • n A!k'IOlllallon ta lnt.cndt'<l lO return fol' local fCOVt.•rnmc>nt portion of and 1chool dh1trlct1t at glvvn to countl • and S12 billion w P<fpulallon, l~~ a~~h~o~~~I; tht• "coruddcmablv financial homo existing ital<' rt'vcnu ,. nd tuavC' pen·tmtag AltlO, wtuart• or the .choolt . Cltlet1 al.lo receive lundt. 0 '!l0~ey aa 1 The Board of Supervisors gave tunc.-eplual approval to the plan Wednesday Ont' board membt.>r, however, adm1tt<.'d he had some reservations. rult>" 1.0 l ocal 1overnmcnt1 them d dkotc:d to echool and slate p.ir onal Income tox and "Ti1e hardest thlna& w race la rc.-ceavt exerdsed bl> fore th pu18l(c or local &owmment." ahe a.old. AJ Ulx would be l'1u·marked for pre poring a preliminary budset McPt>ak addt-d that af the• 1uate tnX·('Utllng Propoeltion 13. That Thu anwndment corroctly la lC)Clll government. without knowing what the at.ate c:onstltutlon were mcndnd H. "h ome rule" h as b ee n being drafted In Sacramento for Curruntlr, tho 11\ut(.) ahi.re1 l~golngtodotoua.Thlapropasal propoat.'d, l l would glvt•' "It's hard to disagree with tht> prlnc1p1es. but I want to S("t.' the s urrendered to the state, prelM'ntatJon 1.o the Lcglld&ture In n•vunut'il wuh loc:al govemment would allow u1 long-range taxpayor11 murt• direct. control association memb<ira vl1hlng the next lll'vera l wf'eka. II by pa.Mina throuBh funds In a plannlnjt.'' awld Shasi.a County over how their taxea arc apt.•nt by Orange County said Wednetday. approved by the Leglsloturt:!, th vorlety of waya, often governed Supervtaor Stephen Swendlrnan, government. STORM DAMAGE . • • wands hke that," he saJd. Stron~ winds in La~una Beach bl<>w trees into power lines, a nd more than 5,000 residenl.lal and business customers were without power Wednesday afternoon Jun Kcnnt.'dy. a s pokesman for Southern California Edison Co .. said most power was restored by 8 pm. -about three and a half hours aft.er the lights went out. A fl•w cus tome rs. including the police department, were without Edison power until early this morning. Police Sgt. Don Barney said officers quickly hooked up the de p artment's e mergency generator system after power went out. The la t est storm dumped three-Quarters of ah inch of rain in Huntingto n Beach, said veter an .,.weathe r watcher J . Sherman Denny In Laguna Beach. nearly a half inch of ram fell. a"cordiog to instruments atop the Laguna Beach Lumber Co. Santa Ana had .34 of •n Inch; Villa Park Dam n .'COrded .23 of an inch and Santiago Peak instruments recorded .14 of an inch. The National Weather Senrlce said there wiU be vanable high clouds tonight and Friday, with the sixth storm in the series expected late Friday or early Saturday morning. Highs Friday will range from 48 to 55, lows tonight and early Friday morning will be between 30. and 40. WATERFRONT PROJECT. • • have a nautical mour. R1ckless said the archiLect will be S heldon Pollack Corp .. the firm that built Seaport Village an San Dlego. Rickless acknowledged there likely wall be controversy over has plans because the area 1s congested and orten snarll.'d with traffic. The project on the Balboa Fun Zone property has been approved by the city and the state Coastal Conumssion. The-plan is to build a three-story office. commercial and danmg facility. The developer o n the Fun Zone projt"('t. J .B.S . Development or Claremont, mt.ends to keep the F l•r ri s wheel and merry-go-round on the la nd.• Both are leftovers from the htStonc arcade. UR8AN PANEL . • • 'cheap' City coun cil candidates in Costa M esa s pent $1U ,OOO fighting for two council seats, compared to nearby Newport Beach polaucal hop<ifuls who spent $157,000. Campaign disclos ure sta-t-ements releaaed Tue.sday show that Christopher Steel, who fin ished thlrd In the November race, was the biggest spender al $8,575. Abo\Jt $8,000 came from his own pocket. "I guess if it takes a lot of money to wln I obviously didn't spend enough," said Steel, who in the November 1982 election, lost for the third time. "I think that kind or money at this level is unnece8sary. l think there ought IO be some hmlt." Arlene Schafer, the top vote getter. spent $5,137 and has $1 ,8_70 left In h er campaign coffers She says she'll use the money for ruturc campaigns. Scha fer called her campaign spending "realistic" and said it takes at least that much to win a local seat today. Norma Hertzog. who fimshed second and was e lected to her third t e rm, spent $2.881 . Although \he campa ign statement shows her m debt by $591, she sai.d the figure> has sinet> been reduced to about $250 due t o laat -m1nute c ampaign contnbutaons Hertzog said she would Uke to Nine ULI planners arrived an what types of development coutod see local election s pending Costa Mesa Monday a nd will economically a nd visually l imited to about $3.000. make a report to the public at 9 enhance the area. "Otherwise we restrict people a.m. Friday at City Hall, 77 Fair Todd said he was prohibited who can run . At that level Drive. f r 0 m d i 1 c u s' 1 n g w ha t ~nybody who really wants t.o can The panel hu been studying recommendations the panel put their hat 1n the ring." the city's 200-acre downtown. · h k b d h d'd 't which st.re'tahes in a '""·i.ag from mig t ma e, ut.<W• e 1 n Dave Wheeler. who finished -foresee any radical changes. 3 d h Bernard Street. Pomona Avenue, fourth, spent $1, 16 an as J 7th Street, Orange Avenue and He s~ud he was particularly $2.21 left. Lynn Van Aken, who 19th Street. impressed with the $17 million riniahed Ci hh, spent $1,400. FoUowing mtcrv1ews and tours Spanish-style Pac1f1c Federal C....Tuudla Kelly Weyer, who came of the area, the panel is expected Savings a nd Loan building, m last, was not required to file a \O sugges t ways t o am prove completed last year in the heart statement since her contnbutions traffic circula lion and pmpoint~_:o;;f=l;:h.:.:e:..:.red::;e:.v;,;e;:lo;:p~pe;;;.::;;n;;t;..~;.;;;;..· .;;;. ___ w_e_re.:-:..·_u_n_d_er....;;;$:;;50;;;;0;,;. ;.;';;;;;;;;;;;;_...;;;;;;;;;;;; ~~ Coastal variable clovdl,_. tonight and Friday. lncreulng lat• Friday wtth a hint of rain IOf the weekend O....nigllt IOW1 38 to 45 High• Ftlday neat 80 El 1ewhere. f rom Po1n1 Conception to 111a Me11lc1n bo<der and out eo mleL Wlncb becoming norlhwHt tonight. moatly 10 to 16 knot• .,_ outer Wll«I end llgllt and varleble -'"'*' weten. Wind• turning llght end variable Friday. ~omfno 1ou1hfity 10 to 20 llnot• over outw water• tn the afternoon. Small WNtetty ......... 2 '° 4 ..... Partly CloUdy tlltough Fr\day wtth lnefeulng cioud1 let• Friday and a chance ol rein tor the early WMl!end . i.J .S. sutnmary ' More anow moved ln101'fii Mid'#eet today and a ,_ Pecifle: 1torm hit Soutlle<n Callfomla wtth rain end hlQll wtnd1. ral*lg 1-w of mudtllcl'aa In eoattel ere11 battered by lour 1torm1 te.i ...... Florida. m e1n11me. ••• recovering from • ••rlet of torntdoH that knoelled out PoW9I' to tboUtand• and left .,,,.. people OMd. 1'he ........ hll by 21 tornadoaa fuudey and WedMeday that -wtnecl CN$ and mobll• llome1 belore llMdlllg °"' 10 .... Snow .. ~ to apread from Mlc::hlQM and W1aconein ~ "°"""" lllfnoit. wl111 lnOltl9f • 10 15 lnchu ot aceumulatlon t.i-:=c-t. In pet'tt Of M~. end tow.. Snow altO WH lorKltl for eoulharn Colorado, tOutllern VIM! .......... and Mione.~ ralnt -. •.-C.ted In tM Mt1fl Atlentlo tt.W. wtlfl a ftlafl lloOO ~ poeted .. aoublfn ,... "=er•turu tround th'- netNlfl at mldnlOflt 'IT fenoed from 5 o.tr... MIO• rero In FWfO, N 0 .. to f1 ,..,... In ~ r .... ,.. v ariahle cloudiness LinObergh Flelcl In 6811 Diego .. Of t p m. Wedneldrf flw 1t0f'm, whkh had "a lot more ~d air than a•pected" l>fOUQllt ~ -w~ 10 the mountain• M•t of Sen Olego, end tlla 1now 1•¥•1 dr~ to 2,000 IMC, he Mid. At Mountain Empire Junior Hlgll Schoo! In Plf'la V~, nearly 100 pupa. 8')ent the night dining on "letena tood Ill• their t>u.- -• uneb6e 10 11'\eka II tlltOYQll Iha tt>ow. the county D11a1ter ,.,..,.,__ office Mid. Another 30 ec:tioolcNlcllen from 8'ewtey-. 1trencMd In Alpine and apenl the night at tlla Community Cenlar wtlen the 1tonn PflMWlted t'*" from being bu1ed b1cll llom•=ll• ~Wilailngu~~ . a.-. emc:>to)-.. Telephone end T elegrap11·1 mlet-repeater lt•Uon .-th of Julien IC*'I Iha night et the plant lillC9 their <*• COUid not melle It OV9r the 9"0W-c0¥9fe0 mountain roadl. T emperatures NATION .. Le Albany 45 38 ~qu· 37 25 38 08 ...._.,.. eo 3CI AllMll 61 35 Allllntie City 52 44 Aultln M 34 BlftlmOr• ff 49 ~ 23 17 M 33 Blemerdt 21 00 Bo4M 42 21 lltownevHle 70 at Buffalo 64 ,. ~ 43 M Cmper 22 06 Chef1ealon. 8.C. 16 ... Ctlettaeton. w. V &2 31 CtllrlOtte, N C. 6& 3t ~ 21 ot g:..-e:... 34 21 55 32 awMend H 3t CoMn111e. IC 11 42 ~ 5t 3& Dlll•~t Wont! '6 30 Oeyton 14 SI ~ a3 ti °"' fololnet 21 tO DelfOlt II t4 OuMtl ,, 00 February 4 N Cnts C J .-. Warm .., OccltidNt ~ Slahonary •• -ti:. ...... ...... ,.,,., 5~ 3e 2' .()I 33 23 27 04 40 37 38 11 81 11 52 40 51 27 ... 34 71 4& 28 14 45 34 41 27 54 8t 39 24 49 33 -19 &9 34 23 24 10 se 35 63 " 51 52 ... 52 21 " 14 23 21 07 12 64 69 u ..... 62 H 40 38 :: 41 • 42 ... 41 u 12 n " ea ... Sitt '' H . S.ttlt se 43 Shi~ 39 3, S!Oll" '* 21 03 St lOUla 3t 23 StPet•T~ 72 83 St&teM.,lt 2t '0 lpolt-39 23 lyrKUM 40 37 Toc>elll 27 17 TualOfl 55 45 TulH 3t 23 Wa.nlngton 82 62 WICNta 27 13 CA..WOf*IA lelctflflelcl 81 48 Euttlla 83 ... Freeno se 46 IAnCMlef 42 83 U'9 MOtlat ., se Peao Ai>bla• 91 H Red Bluff 83 44 Redwood City 59 ... lec(ernet!IO 53 46 ·--67 .. , 1#104ego IO 62 1#1 Frandeco 55 ... lent• ..,.,.,. ... 43 ltoctltOC'I 53 42 llttlow ... 40 !if 9Mt 37 ,, ...,., 44 1t Cetflllne 14 ... Lone IMcll " IO MofWO'Aa M 41 Mt Wlleofl H " ~,....,. 62 ... On*IO 62 q ,aim..,,. N " ,....,.. es ... .._..... S2 43 len lltnerdlfto ... ., ... ~ .. .. ... .--.. .. ..... AM :: .. a..taONI .. Tide. , .... , :::::::r "'''"' , .. , '"' A portion of Paci Ck Coast Highway In Huntington Beach -buned under t.ons of sand - may be closed for several weeks, officu1ls say. Sand removal IS expected to take at least a w eek, pos,rrlbly two, according to city Public Works Director Paul Cook. But the highway between Golden West Street and Warner .Avenue wil be closed Ion er if there t8 damage from Inst week's pounding from high tides, big waves and heavy rain. "We won't know the extent or damage to the highway until we uncover 1t," Cook said. "But we do know that at least one section has been undermined." The California Transportation Department has the responsibility for the repair and mainte nance of the s tate highway. But city ofhctals have been trying to find a contract.or to do th .. work to expedite matters. City officials ra-eaved written assurance from sta te officials Wednesday that the city would be rt!imbursed for the work. Sand removal is expected "to <.'OSt a ut $200.000, Cook said. The l'itg"hWDy-rs covered by two feet of sand in places. The highway closure lorced officials of the Amigos de Bolsa Chica to cancel a tour scheduled Saturday of the Bolsa Chica Ecological Preserve. which ·is localed in the closed-off area. HB cop fine road death Hunti ngto n Beach polite- o fficer J ohn J . BlackweJI has entered a no-contest plea to a misdemeano r c harge an the traffic death of an 18-year-old woman last July near Parker , Ariz. County Clerk Angela Gonnan said today the 32-year-old patrolman filed the no-rontes~ pica to endangerment Monday in La Paz County Superior COurt In Parker. He wa.a fined $1,370 and will not have to serve probation. "The case is closed," Gorman said . Blackwell had been scheduled to stand trial-Feb. 18. Blackwell was Indicted last Sept.ember by the Yuma County Grand Jury on a chprge o f negligent homicide. Kitted when Blackwell's f our-wheel-drive vehicle overturned on State Route 95 about JO miles nonh of Parker was Lisa GarUch of Huntington Beach. Another woman passenger, Kath y Grunbaum, 19, also of Huntirlgton Beac h. said she suffered a ooncussion and other injuries. -Both Grunbaum and members of the Garlach family, have filed suits in Orange County Superior Court In connect ion with the ac:ddent. An Arizona traffic report on the July 11 mcadcnt alleged th.at Blackwell's vehicle failed to negotiate a curve and rolled over after fi.shtaalin~. Neither Blackwell, who has been placed on adman1slrativ.- dutics pending dJSposjtion of the case, nor his attorney---was' available ~mment Patriots parade has it all Riley grand marsbal of Saturday march in Laguna You've got your c.lowns, your bands and baton twirlers, your equestrians and majorettes, along with antique cars, floats, dignitaries and Indians. lt 's the 17th annual Patriots Day Parade In Laguna Beach. and participants from more 'than 100 organizations will step off down Park Avenue near Laguna Beach High School beginnlng at 11 a .m. S.tu.nby. School bands1 drill t.eamS. ~lor guards and maJorette1 trom campuses throughout Southern California will be competing for awards. Novelty entries will range from tap dancers to a mule team. Grand marshal for the parade this year is Fl f\h District Supervisor Tom Riley. Others who will be honored Saturday include John Padach Jr., a civic activist in Laguna Beach and a . two-time president of the parade board, who has bee n named "Citizen o f the Year." Junior Citizen honors this year go to Laguna Beach High School seniors Andrea Schaefer and S~ Mauro. And long-time Lagunans Les and Frances Chatham were named "Honored Patriots of the Year" by l.he parade aaodatlon. • Drowning victim identified The parade route begms on Park, continuing down to Glenneyre where participants wlll tum right onto Glenneyre Street. Another right tum brings the parade up Forest Avenue to City Hall wbere 1l will dlaband. about two hours after its 11 a.m.. IUU't. A acubl-diver who drowned off Boat Canyon cove ln Laauna Beach has been identified as Louie Gerard Daughert y ol Claremont. police said today. Daugt\erty, ~. a novice dlver. was swamming near Splash Rock with friends "Tuelday when he apparently panicked. His body wu found ln 15 feel' of water by off-<!uty lifeguard Mark Klosterman. Awarda for band entries and others will be presented foJlowlng the 'parade in the adjacent Irvine Bowl. Elegant Gifts . at. Special Prices for the New Year! 141< Ch•ln• a 111. off 8recelet• ............. , ................... .. SOLID ROPE CHAIN ---""-W·· NOW ·18'' Solld Rope Neck ..... $432.95 $211.99 27" Solld Rope Neck ..... $729.'95 $364.99 30" Solld Rope Neck ..... $809.95 $399.99 TINSEL CHAIN 18" Tin ... Neck ................ $82.95 18" TlnMI Neck ................ '93.95 30" TlnMI Neck .............. $155.95 139.99 -148.9' $77.99 SUPER CHAIN · 18" Super Neck .............. 1810.00 =·" 30 .. Super Neck ............ $1015.00 .91 LIGHT 81RPINTINe 15" Light &«pentlne Neck 127.15 11" Ught a.penune Neck '33.H 20" LIOM lerpenttne Neck 137.15 24" UQht ~tine Neck '45.85 w .• MIDIUll llRNNTINI CHAIN • 11" Mdlm lel'DlftttM NeOk ......... I 100.15 11" Micllurn • IO'!":J:'.::. ... . ........ 1113.15 11r01nttM Neck ......... 1111.M 14" Mldluln ~·-nm ..... ~ .. -,.. ......... •1•1.• -............................. , .... Arts Day slated in Laguna Beach The Lluluna Beach Arta c.omm.taion and the oommill1on Alliance, will hoet an "Alaociate With the Art.a" day Sunday, ~ng at 1:30 r..m. T he fund -ra alng event begins wit h a dedica tion of aculptor Leonard Glaaaer'a "Two Figures" artwork In Nit.a Cannan Park . at the corner of St. Ann'a Drive and Wlllon Street. . "An Af~n Salon ln the French Manner," will follow • '\ ... at 3 p.m. at Ron'• ln Laguna restaurant, 1464 South Coaat Highway. Admiaaion is $10 and donon will meet the a.rtia~ who created the Christmas art palettes. lmporte<l wines, savories and delJcacles will be .erved. For further information. call Jerrold Blocla at 547-0041 or Beverly hmalleep at 494-4515. Pacific Coa11 Highway wa1 reduced from lour lo two lanes recently juaa north of El Morro Mobile Home Park as crews worked on roadway eroded by a rough sea. : •Free income tax 1ervk:e W available to Laguna Beach'• .. ) aenior dtilena on Monda)'8 end Tbundaya from 9 a.m. to noon. • Senion are aaked to brina last year'• return and any appropriate documents to the 'Veteran'• Memorial C<>rnmunity Cen~r at 384 Leaion St. Coast Highway repaired after flooding For infonnat.lon, call 497 -2441. •A wallpaper workahop, complete with detalla on aelect.1na paper, toola and preparation tips, will be held Monday;at 7 p.m. In the Marinera Park multipurpc.e room in Newport Beach. Caltrans crews have completed a five-day repair job on Pacific Coaat H ighway where heavy surf and hi h tides oomblned to e rode a por tion of the ·earth under the road near El MQrro Mobile Home Park, n orth of Laguna Be.ach. There la a $10 fee. The three-hour clam is sponaol'ed by the dty'1 parka, beaches and recreation department. Call 640-22'7 l for further information . OCC grad earns writers' grant Fonner Newport Beach resident and Orange c:&ut College graduate ,Don Meredith has been awarded a 1983 creative writers fellowsh ip granrby the National Endowment for the Arts. Meredith, author of the novels "Morning Line" (1980) and "Home Movies" (1982), is one of a hundred writers nationwide to receive a 1983 fellowship grant. Meredith's fellowsh ip is good for $12.500. Fellowships for creative writers are awarded to publish ed writers of exceptional talent to enable them to set aside time for writing, research or travel. , Meredith is a 1959 graduate of OC::C. 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Ford said 38,121 of the 1980-and 1981·model F-600, 700 and 800 1eries t:rucb with hydraulJc braket are being recalled becaute of the pcmibtllty that brake tube uaembUes will rub agalnat underbody parta. Such chafing could cause a brake fluid leak and reduce brakit'll power although the parking brake atill would work, the company aald. Another recall affects 5~1 1981-thro'!gh 1983-i'noael""F-and 8=600. 700 800 RM tnrcu with 8.2-liter die.el engines and optional hand-throttle control.I. The vetucte. could have misplaced clamp. on the hand-throttle cable( which coUJd keep the eflC1nea racing even after driven let up on the acicelerator, the company said. Ford it tecallWl Another 2,348 of the 1983-model E and F-250 and F-350 .eriee trucka, Econollne and Club Wagons with 7.5-liter V-8 engines and electric fuel pumps. The pumps could atop worklryi if a short circuit develops In the pump wiring. Ford said. Jobless pay m ents down WASHINGTON (AP) -Some 465,000 newly unemployed Americans put in claims for jobless beoefit payments in the week endlng Jan. ~2, the lowest number since September 1981, die government said today. The Labor Department aaid It waa the third consecutive week of dedlnlt'll first-time cl.aima, in which people seek to determine their eligibility for unemployment Insurance compensation protection. While declines In new claims for unemployment benefit.a may signal that buslneaes are laying off fewer people. they don't neceasarlly portend a decreruw In the nation's 10.8 percent unemployment rate. The labor force figures for January will be released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. GOLD QUOTATIONS STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT I~~-... -.-..........