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Home My WebLink About1983-02-09 - Orange Coast Pilotc;; ...... 0 0 0 • JI ' i ~ 'l ,4ti w~a11 ,.c.~111s (•()ttl<J st~l y {)Ur finger~· g lc)wi11g Change of heart touches hers IJ) .Jt<.:Ft" Alll.l':ll 01 tl\e Oellr P'llot ltalt ( l1 111tt(•' C '1111 11t v li,.uhla 11fl1o 1 .. f,. lit t' \.\ UI lllllt( 11''\ldt·tt h lhul I 11·11...t111 tvp111f1111111ll'h'111 I!> 1111111111<•1 't'<IUllt) l'uhlh h •o lth Off1u·1 Hi·" Elil111K "''d .11 u 111•w:. cu11 f1•1t·11u· Tut.•i.tl.iy L1·'>11 1hc111 i!'l p~1t·1·11t ,if th•· uµp111x 1111a11•l) '..!00 f'"'l l'" 11f litU!>p••t I Jl'\~'1·11 V tllH p11I H·r ) 1urrw<l 111 hy 1 011111 y 11·:.1d1·111 ... 111 rt't t•nt w1't•k:. 11•..i1:.lt•fl'd 1111111u11t.., 11f r.u.J1.it111n oh<1\ ,. 11111111 • .t l1·v··I' :.a1cl Hoh1•11 M1•r 1 y111.u1 d11 1't tor 11( th•· n•Ulll\ ·., 1·11\ 1r111111w111,ol lwulth d1,·1.,1011 f'I"' )''W•·lr) u11d polll•ry <'11111"" 11 •1111 T111v.u11 lltld 1 .. fN&llllt"I with lll i.1 111<'1 111 .. 1 l•llltll lllll 111.111• .1n1111111L' of 1111111111111 Thi· 11hJ1 't 1 .... 11-.u,ill y •If• '"''8'' or 1 w1I 111 u1l111 l\11·1 ry1111111 "'"d A p1•1,1111 11111<hl ... 11tr1·r "1mw ,j..111 lt\111111 hi 1h1• Vl'I y wurhl. 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'I don't know what ll<!lually made me Lakr lht.· pul'IMl. t re1.illy don't'!!' No on e 111 my tamHy WWI ublt-lo t'Xl·hangt-g1fta ut Chrtaunu and I thought with your money I l'Ould "et eomelhlna (or my Mom "I would tell her l col lt-l'ted can1 or 11onwth1ng Ph·Wlt.· forgive me If you can and I hupt' th111 l'Xf*rll'Ol'C won't t:uuae permantml dam<1~t-to you "l'm yuung but have leurned lhat even thuugh I don't haVl' a lot of things, I suU have < ;ntJ and !IOme self -rt!llpect left to k~p me going Vr1u will find nothing haJS been t.aken "PlellJI(' lock your car d<X>ra 80 someone Uke rrtl' won't ~ tempted to go ruitray again I'm 11orry " Randull. who haa four chlldnm, aiud she IJn·ulul down and <.'n<.>tJ when she reads the let~r ''If the pe rson would have been here I would have hugged them," she said JHf ORANGE COAST COUNTY IDITIDN WEDNF SDA Y ~ FHHUAHY 9. 1983 ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS El Toro blockade fizzles By GLEN:-.; SCOTT 01 th• Delly Piiot Stell P11111•-;11·1' wh11 \\.1nt1·d t o bll'lt. k buslo;ub of 11ff ll'r,1 L-. from <1llt'nd111g .1 • 1111ft·r1•nl·1· o n cic·ft-nst· "'"'lt'lll' v. •·rt· ...irr 1•.,l1·d rwc1r th(' n1ain g ... 11· of tlw Mw 111l' Corps Air St.1tto11 .it El T1lr11 today Thi• dt 1111111,ll.it•ll' v. .. 11· not Slll't.t's,ful 1i .. v. .. v1·r 1> ..... u .... · tht· b U 'l' lit \.\ t ' I t I "U I 1 d t Ii I 11 ll g h ,inotht>r entr;1rn t By 9 am i:l pt~1p)I' had bt-.•11 arreslC'd. uff1c1.1I.'> S<11d Aoout .JO pc.'t1plt· lint>ti Tr.ihw·o Road !ht· mwn 1•ntr<Jr1l '<• Ill th1• base. w it h !ht· stated goal u f S t a n d I n g I ll r I ti II t fl ( h ll '> (' S l'llrry1n~ p.111111p.111I:-. lo th•• Winter C..'onfc·r 1·ru 1: 1111 /\<'rtll>J.>.•ti ' ,1nd Eh·ctn11111 i...., 'It'll\' Th<.· !Just"· h11 w1 ·vt.·r w t·n• n•routl..'<l ahm~ lrvinl' Boult·vard to anothPr t·nlr.m('(• to thf' ba.."-t.· Protesters in'itead decided to b lock t hl' palh o f a <;IOl(l t.> Ct1nferc•nL'I' ,1(lt•t1dt•t• whn drt1Vt• lo thc· bas.· Orangt l '1111111v Sh1·rtf(., I> 1• p a rt m • n t d 1• p u 1" ' d n d L'c1 ldurn1a llq~h~..iv Patrol 11rf1c·t:n. t.·\.1•11tu<1ll~ manc•Kt<tl tl1 movt• prott·-.t•'" Jway from th1· '>U rro untl1·d tar a nJ <;t-nd it through anotlwr t•ntran< ,. Off1c:ers th1•n Jrrt""ll.~i 1 ht• f1r-.1 z:\ pr<llC'Sll r' \.\ho ,iff1 rt•d nu rr...,1~t.0111 Prot~s l due over college auto leasing Cnc1sl ('11111m1r111l v l ull•I<(• D1s trwt 1·111µl1>Vt"f'l> .. n t''<flt't Lt'<.! to prutt-st a d1'<·1s1m1 l11 lf'a.-..· .1u tos for top adm1ni:.tr.il11r.. at tor11~1i1·., m<'l'llng o f 1h1· hf,;ird of trus lt""'- Thl' boarci m1 .. ·L., .it H pm 111 district h<·adquo1rt1·rs 1.170 A d a m s A \ ,. C o s t a M • ., " Off1uals -..1111 th.it 1f th1· t.oc1rd rnorn t;u111 11 t ,,. 111nirnH1l.1!1• l11111ght's l)Jt 1111111, 1lw 1111·••!111~ will lw tl"lnvc·d to !hf' n1•;1rhv () r .1 n K 1• (' " .1 " I C 11 II ,. ~ 1 .;ud1t11num Tt•<Jl'ht•r ., .11111 uth1·r d1slr 111 t•mploy t.·e<. h.1v t• t rit1l 17t•d th1• board fur a~n,.·1n~ t.o lC'a.-..:· 1.1r' for the d1s tr1ct l'hant:C'llor. th1 ••1· v ll' C' c h a n r,. I Io rs .1 n d I h 1 • pr<>:>1denL<; o r !ht• fi1str It I'> lltrt~ COllC'~t>S Or.1n..:1 Co . .-.t ( :old1•11 Wl"SI dnd C<>;1'tl11w The <'mployc-.·-. h;.i\·c· dt.«;a1\1t·d 1 h<' dec1s1on .1:. 1r1<;1 •ns1 t1 v4 · .11 " (See LEASING, Page A2 I -INDEX - At Your Servlt'l' Bulletin &iard Business Cavalcade Oassihed Comics Crosswo rd Death Nnl1Ct·'i Editorial Ente rt.a1nm 1•n1 Food Horoeropl' Ann Landf·~ M ovies National N c>W!I Play Review Public Notu~ Sports Dr. Ste1ncrohn Stock M arket.'! Televisio n Thea ten We.itther W orld N f'WS A7 B:I ll~l 7 R2 ~: l 1'/l h f 'l 1-:2 F.:1 A6 114 ( · 1 10 8 2 8 2 84 A3 Ali D3 4.1':1 4 01 4 82 07 ~ 84 A2 A3 Battle over doctor's future wealth begins B y The Assoclaled Press Jani'! Sulli van u f L aguna IJ(>a('h worked as an ac.."t-ountant whilt· her husband got a medical degrt:'t:, a nd thl' st.ale Supreme Court s h ould reco gn12.e h e r 1nvt•::.lml!nt 1n hrs future as property that can be shared in a d1vo n :t• settlement, her lawyers hav<• argued "It 1s UOJUSt e nrichment for tint.' party to walk off with thl' product o f the e fforts o ( bo th parties," a ttornc>y Patric ia Ht'rzog argued Tuesday in San Franc1&'0 The l'OUrt sh o uld reco gnize "human capital investment as a form of community property," adde d Gra ce Blumberg, a un1vers1t y law professor r epresenting the Women Lawyer*' Assocratlo n o f L os Angeles The case, before a court d~med a trend-setter in fanu.ly low, could affect thousands of men and wome n who help pul their spouses through sch<X>I Lawyers for the ex-husband told the court that education is n o t property and cannot be shared Edu c ati o n "does no t have . value at the time that it 1s acquired," lawyer M orris Sorenson said. He added that had his client "dropped dead wal~ out with the diploma in hand.' hrs wife would not get "one cent " (See DEGREE, Page A!) Shopping mall grow-th urged Segerstrom seek s 13-acr e a ddition to South Coast Plaza Oalty ~I l"holo by OefJ Amlw- ._;; h •' r i rr ... depu ty handcuffs un idcntif it'd proh· ... t•·r at El Toro Marim· Corp., Air ~tut ion. By JODI CADEN HEAD Of the OeilJ PHot at.rt O Hic1als for C .J Segerstro m and Sons have s ubmitted plans calling for expansion of South Coast Plaza shopping center on 13 acres across lhe street fro m the 200-s hop mall in Costa Mesa. The proposal -s ubmitted at City Hall -calls for ronstrucu on o f two mapr department st.ores and 50 ,000 square f ee l of specially sho ps on land bounded by the future extension o f South Coast Drive. Bear Street and land near Sunflower A vl!nue A spokes man fo r the frrm. respon sible for d f.>velo pmt>n t o r South Coast Plaza. Town untN. South Coa s t Village and tht· futUrC' 100-acrc· Hom e Ranc-h , sa1rl a Robinson 's departnwnl stun will be locatt.-0 in one o f th1.• W0.000-square-fool bwJdings A department sto re has n ot b<•t·n name d for t h e seconJ builcitng The St'gers tro m s eurn•ntly a re nego tiating with 1 ht' o wner o f 11 n ad J a cc• n t Blaze at Marina High probed lluntrn~ton 84·c11.h poltcC' and fin inq">t1galor> drc> hunting for thf' flf">f>llc' possibly studen L'> '4 hn .ipp<trC'ntly llo{TlllC'd a f1rt· th.it d id morC' 1h,1n $30.001) damage to Manna I l1gh &·h1Jt)I TUt"ldav Thf' '><-·hool whrch h as 2 900 stud(•nts was evacuated whf'n lhf' bla1r was rC'portt'd at I 1 :!O d m No lnJUrrc'S w('rt> reported Class<'s at Manna resumed as normal tndav. 'lt'h1>ol o fficials -;;11d Tht· flrt• u1.'< urrf'd 111 a small instrumt>nt prac tll't' room in Lhl' school'c; mus1t building F in• mvt'Sllgators estimated $5.000 1n <;tr111·1ural damAJ(C' and about $:W.OOU 1n o;mokt> damagP to the bu1ld1111( H unt1ngtfJn Bl!a c h Fire lnvr,.11/o(;wr R1l·hard Grunbaum ... 11d I hl• bl,iw app{·ars to have lwl'n 1ntC'nt1onally set among rolls nf paP<'r used !or l>unners !iC' sa id l ocal polll'<', f 1rt' mvestrgators and sch<X>I security o fficers ar<' coop e rating in a sean:-h for thC' apparent arsonists. Fire officials credited Marina's t·h1d maintenan ce employee with hC'lping to contain the fire with an c•x t1ngu1s he>r before f1rd1ghll'rs arrived The ma1ntcnan{'c> worker , plant suP<'rv1sor Jess Chavarria, <;l11d ht> WAS alerted to thC' fire by a switchboard operator. He S&ld ht> helped C'vacuate the area. turned o ff the electricity and grabbed a hre C'XtJnguisher from a nearby computer r<X>m "The smoke was very. very d<'nse. and I couldn't see m there (the prac tice room)," sa id C havarna. "It w as such a smaU room. and the h eat was v ery intense It was going straight up to the r<X>f " • Ask ed if he was worried about his personal safety, Chav arria rephed. "ll really didn't cross my m ind at the time " The blaze was qui c kl y e xtinguish ed after firefighters arrived 0 > a a: ... r./) a: <( UJ CD 1-SAKIOKA II> DEVELOPMENT Propo ed mini-mall and Arnel d evelopment lie in blue area. rour-acrc· property ror possible expans ion o f their proposed m1m·mall Meanwhile . deve lopers for Amel Deve lo pment Co. also have s ubmitte d plans c a l ling for con s trut•t1o n o f a b o ut 520 c·ondomm1ums and 24 ac res of low to high-rise commercial development on 50 acres at the San Diego Freeway. Bear Street . South Coast Drive and San U.andro Lane (See SOUTH, Page A!) 0.-,NM,._..br...,.. ....... Jess C havarria, who fought Marina High fire, talks with Huntington Beach Fire Deportment's Brigit Davis. ~----------1NSIDE------------, Brigitt Chrili't inn<1en anci \1o rk K1•mbl(' i-tar in ~Pwporl Horbor A1·tor., 'fh,.at..r prculu<"tinn of .. Tall.-y'11 •'oll y." reviewf'd o n Page ff(). Collegf' football lettrn of intent are 8igned, with Marina High's Bill MaciH headinR for Nebra&k a and Nc>w port Harbo r '• Oavr Cadigan c hooting USC:. Page 01. Change, please Many couplf'8 split claiming they have ''cha ngf'd,,, but columnist Sidney llarri8 8U8pecl8 the r .. al rf'ason for a lot of divorces i8 that one partner Hwon 't change." Page A6. Ripe times Area avocado growers expect to hann t a big crop this year -and they're primed for a big promotional campaign. Pag .. 05. • I Uthe way to a man '8 heart is through his 1tomach, the n you'll find plenty of de liciou1 road map• in today's special Vale ntine'• food aeclion. Page C l. • Currents, the Daily Pilot's special monthly magazine teetion, f ocu1es on the lives and lo•e• of Orange CoHt couples, from the joy1 and anticipation• of the young to the problem• and pleasures lacing the elderly. ' ' ............ .-............ ---· --~ .... -~ ·-------..... ------------------------------------------------------------- \~ nra11g• CoHI DAILY fJllUl rW•dn•td•y ~ut1111a1 y U, 1983 ~\ _,__----~---r--l-r-v1_n_e~~,__-- \\.' Continued stoTies pool Mesa, Irvine rap USA Today 'boxes' 'GLOWING' GEM ,. • • combs, r inMS, pendants. smull figur i n es a nd ncl'k lu c e s. uccordlna to heulth ofhc•1alil Merryman said the county H e alth C a re Age n c y wall L'Ontln1.re to llCr~n any items that t-ounty reside nts 11u bm1t. They ltrl' askc'ant.ment "Tht· vast rrutJOr 1ty of people art.• relieved when they find o ut their ltt•ms are not ntd loaelive." tht' ht>alth offacaal said DEGREE BATTLE. • • Mrs. Sullivan left her husband 1n 1977 a f t er 10 years of rnarriage . During th eir rnarnage, s he w orked as an a<'l'O untant whale h e com p le t ed medic al :.ch ool . an 1nternsh1p and residency m uroloj{y Mrs S ullivan's lawy~rs said t he cou rt ou g ht to follow a formula in awarding her half the val ue of h e r t'x -hus band 's medical training That formula would measure S u llivan's e nhanced earnings with a medical degree over w h at they w o u ld be wit hout his degree. To Mrs. S ullivan . that would m e an h a lf o f abo ut $500,000. said Ms. Blum berg "It seems reasonable to me that I s h o u ld get a return o n m y investment in the partnership," Mrs. S ulliv an said before the h e aring. "It's u nfa i r that a p artnersh ip has ach ieved a common g oal a n d on e par tne r wa lks away wit h the re t urns Both partners should reaUy share in that." But Sullivan srud h e does not believe his e x-wife "is en utle<l to half of m y future I don't thank a n yone is entitled to half of anyone's fu ture." Afte r the hearin g . Sullivan said his w ife's lawyers merely had rep ea ted "t h e same arguments Give me mont>v " J ane l Sulli~ron wunas half degree T h e court is e xpected to decide lht' cas.: in two to three months. Sullivan's O range County nilleagucs have established a legal defense fund to battle what they call a "threat to all people who have a degree" a nd the po w e rful California Medical As.Yx·lation has entE>red thf' fray LEASING PROTEST • • • tim e w he n the bo1trd 1s considering e x tens1 V<' layoffs because o ( slate r und1ng red Ul'Uons Dl.stnct officials haw dt'S(·nbc-d t he d ecisi on oc; a wa y of rewarding t he adm1n1stra1urs. who received no pay ral.St'S this Thi· American Ft·dl·rauon of Tt'<H·hc•rs. r e prc>sl·nt1ng the full llmt• faruJty, IS C'XfX'l'Leci to n1akt• a formal proh.'SI rt•garding 1h1· d~·1s1on at um1ght'!-m~·ting Abo. p1ckt.>ting and a l'tmdlc·ltgh t prutt·'>l march may bt• !;lilgt.•d µnor tu the ffil""t'tllll( Sun p eeking out again Weather forecaster.. prorrnsed a respite f ro m t h e wrath o f Mother Nature today following several w eeks o f storms and devastating h igh udes The National Weather Serv1re c alled for variable cloudiness t hrough Su n day w 1th I 1 ll It· c h a nce of rain, dt'cording to forecaster Jim I lammund T emperatures wc•rc• t•xµ<•t·tt.•d to rise today. with a high of 70 degref"S predicted for Thur.dav a n d .1 n o v l' r n 1 g h t I OJ w u f ~ 8 d t•grt·t·s Weather w ,1tc hcrs lx>lil'Vt'CI more mmstu rc-was due on the· Orangt· Coast today. but gray 'ik1t-s unexpec:tt'<lly brokt> up to p«•rnxi1L·ally drench Southe rn Cdl1fom1J IA 1th sunshine \' l'tc•rd n H u nt 1 ngto n Beach wc·Jtht•r w .n cht•r J S hermdn f)(•nnv ..aid tot.al rainfall for the• <;t•a.<;iJn 1~ now 9 3fi 1ndW!> Las t VC'ar'<; ra1nfdll for th1• .:;.imt> pt•nod was six ant'ht~ fixed Tiil' 51) Ol~h·I 1.!WllllllllllK JJllOI at r rv I rll' 'i. II c·r1 I ug1· Purk Aquullt'll C 'wnplt•x Ill t.•mpty luduy u11 w111 kt•1 s hurr y t u 111 11t11ll sy!Ht•ms m ('ll nt to prott'l'l lhe ol uminun1 h u l l und plum bing i. y s t t· 111 l> ;i g a 1 11:; t ( u 1 t h c• r 1·orr0!>1Un Tlw Oly111µ1l' ~•wd pool wa11 th~ liull of thn~· pools at the $1 6 million facil1 t v to rl•ma1n wu1 king A 25-yard rt.~·n·at1011 poo l u11J u :.1:3 -ml'lt.•r J1vmt: pool w1•rt· dose.'<.! lru.t fu ll tx~&usc.· of ~ven.• lcuks in feed er pipes. City w o rkers drained the 50-ml;ti·r pool Monday to inst.au zrnc anodes to halt decompos1t1on on the 1ntcnor fat..-e of the pool. T h e I rv1 n e C1 ty Counc il al·c:e pted a $6:.1,900 bid T uesday from Actan Corp. of Hcseda to compkte a more t•Xtt•n s ive p roject to prot ect th1· pi ping system and exte rior of tht' h ull agains t t:urruswn P ublic Works Dlrl-Ctor Bre nt M uC'h o w said Actan o rf1c1a ls agrt'<'t:ks unul both pr.> J<.'<:ts arl' t'Omplett.>d . said David Tungate. communi ty st•rv1t't'S su pt•rv1sor M eanwhile. tht> swim teams whi<'h normally share use of the 50 mC'tt•r pool ar c te mpo ra rily pral'l1c1ng a t uther locatwns T he N ova~u<it1(·s swam t t•am is :wnd1ng swimmers to ~l T o ro If 1 g h Schoo I a n d a ,. o u n l y govt•rnment-run pool at C rown Valley Park in Laguna Niguel T he> M craquas syn d lrnmzed s wim tl'am 1s u s ing pools a l Tu~u n H igh Sch ool a nd UC lrv1 n1'. and lrv1ne's diving team <!lsn 1s working o u l at UC I , Tht• proJl'<'ts art• t:ons1den.>d a "qu11·k h x" to k<'l'p tht• 50-mt'\cr potil in operation until cl l:.iwsult fil1 -I by th" e1ty a.'(t11nst pool l'<•nlr<1t l\Jrs 1s n•solvt.•d Irvine crash kills cyclist A moton·yd1st was k1lll-d on o ld Lc1guna Canyon Road 1n Irv1m today w hen he d r ove through a bar bed-w ire fe nce, poht~ said The driver. an un1dcnt1fied male 1n his early 2 0s. was n or thbou nd o n o ld Laguna Ca n yon near the San D iego f'revway. Sgt Bob Kredel said An Lrvane Ranch employee found tht:.-body m a field around 7 a m. Kn><il>I said. but 1t appearro the acc1<lcnt occurred several hours before OellJ Piiot Photo b1 Alcheid Koehler Gol rt>sult!-i Hic·k Hnu·u1i~~u11 . houorar)' dwt•r l~adt·r for ~<·w porl llurhor II ig h St·hool. whip1u~cl u1• (•nthu~iH .... 111 H I h u lftinw 1ha1 la-.lt'd throu~h oH•rtinu• 'it-toq ovt·r Coron a clPI M tt r . St·c• Page• U I . Tht· rww 1111tu11111I nc•wi;µup<>r lJSA T11d11y 111ny ht• t·urt11ring tht• 11111•rc-i;t,<, o( ats n .•adt:'rfl, hut 11 111n't 11111k111g rTU1ny fr1t<nd8 a t l'll)' halhs 1n C<>Hlh Mt'8a and Irvin<' Off1t•1ttlt1 1n both c1t 1ct1 clu1m tlt1· 1wwNpupl'r d1str1buturis, 11111•k1·cl their d1stant·t1Vl' wh1t1· ncw1111t11nrls on p u lJht• propt·rty without tJbta1ning a pt•nn1t And "'(ll11e i.ay th t' 11121• an d 1 u lu1 of lh1· b o xl:'s v1olu tt•s t·•m\mun11y standards Cost.a Mesa has rull.'S requmng <Ill •1C'w sstandi. lo b<• painted hruwn ~1stant City Engtnt."l'r Hobt•rt Brock 1M;11d 13 of the 2 1 stands un publil· proJX'rty don't conform City officials ti lso say tht· lxixcs were installed 111 <.'arty Ot'(.•<.'mbo.•r beforl' requ 1n•d 1wrm1 IS wure a p provt'<i. The same thing •>t'l·urrt•d an Irvine . w h ere 11111t· nl·wssta ndi. wen· t·hained tu bus s ht·l tcrs before pe rmits wt•n • obtained, i:.a1d Paul lreland. a community st-rvires manager Off1<'1ab in both n tu-s havc11't HB schools • t 11 k 1· n 11 t t> p s a g a I n 11 t t he 111·w11pa~r They nott> that the F i rs t A men dm e nt g i ve• m•wspapeu c·ertaln right• In <fortrlbullng newa. The Coesta Mesa C ity Council wall d lilCUM the matter Feb. 22 wh en USA Today official.a aeek a variance from city ordinances rt!KUla tlng newsracks. In Irvine. the City Q)unciJ Tuesday aaked City Attorney Roger G rable to research several quesu ona before ll p8&'le'S a law regulating where and how big ne wsstand.a can be. Irvine Councilwoman Barbara Wiener claimed her city might h avt' legal gro unds to require slrit•t 6tanda rds for the boxes. S h e said t h e city a lready has C'are fully planned a rc h1 tectural standards "We have something to back u.s up that other cities m ight not," Wiener said A m •wspapcr spo k esw o man told lrvm e council mem bers the new w hale boXt!S a re meant to prC1jt'Ct the newspaper's mode m image • increase math, science courses Studt:'ntr. in the H u ntington B t:>at·h Union H ig h Sch o o l Ois tm·t will be required to take add1u on al classes in m a t h, science and 5()('11.11 studies. In u p!!:radmg the curriculum Tuesday night, d 1st nct trustees abo agreed to retain a h ealth education class as a requiremen t for graduation . T he changes a ffl'ct s t uden ts who enter as freshmen m Sept.ember. A dm 1n1 strators had recommended makin g health edul·a uun an elective cOUN;(! (not requ1rro) w make room for othe r curn t•u lum changes. But tr us tees agreed with h<·al t h education a n d SC'1ence w.tcners that the course should he requ ired because 1t provides vital mforma t1on T h<' changes. M~th OnC' v .. nr 11f stud y p reviously w as requ ired The change will require two years of math for 1987 gradua tes and three year s of m ath for 1989 graduates. &·1ence. One year of science was 'required, The change will require two years of science for 1987 graduate;. -Soc1aJ scien ce. Two and a half years we re required. T he chan ge will reqwre three years of soc1aJ SC'1ence study for 1987 graduates. Board Preside n t S t e phen Smith said tod ay the n e w c urric ulum r equiremen ts a re designed to pre pare stude nts for the teeh nological era The d istrict 1s comprised o f Huntington Beach. W estminster, Fountain Valley, Edison , Marina a nd Ocean Vie w high schools. Teachers seek pay hike A o perC'f'nl salary hike and a guaranteed maximum c~ size has been requested by teachers m tht:' N t'wpo rt-M t>sa Unified School District. Teachers are w ork ing und er an exlsting con tract good through 1985 The pact allow s teachers to reopen several areas o C t h e c·o ntrat't. inclu ding pay. for m·gouauon. The Newport-Mesa Federa tion o f T e ac her s h a s prop osed a maximum c l a ss s1z.e o f 23 students District official.s say this w o uld r e qu ir e h i ring new teach ers. C urrently, there 1.8 no ruJe regula tmg class size A distnct spokesman esumat.ed that a 6 pe rcent pay increase wou ld cost the distnct about $1.!> m1U1on School ofh c1als have not f o rmally resp o nded to the tt!achers' proposal, the subject of a public hearing Feb. 22. Teachers received a 3 percent pay h ike last year. according to school off1c1als. Fair through Thursday ~~~!~ COAST PLAZA EXPANSE. • • Coastal F elr ton19n1 ano t nUfsoay wnn •llfl•ble n1gn cloud• Overniont ~ 45 lo S5 HtQhS Thursday 66 to 73 El aew here. lrom Point Concep11on to the lyle xlc•n bOfd« 11/ld OUI 60 mites Sm•ll er trn lldY!aofy lor north-1 wlnda 15 to 25 knots ..,th 8 to t2 loot .... over outer wale•• Wlnda decreaatng 1on1ghl through Thur.Oey. Locally light vuleble wlnda ._ then 10 knot• IOlllght an0 Thureday "'°' n1no. t>ecomlng -19'1y ti IO 15 knotl Thorwday allernoon Wind wevea 1 10 2 '"' w .. 1.,.1y swe11 1rn;.eu1no to 5 10 1 feel by 1on111h1 with mode<ate 10 ••roe breekefl on mo.I~ • j U .. sumniary 111no1ner he••Y re1n11orm pound.cl th• Northw .. t Coeai early todey, while enow lell In l*'tl <>' IN Mldweet and doudl -.a the Norl.'-1. Rein NII fl"om IN nor1~ and oen!r•I Pacific Cout ecro11 .....,Ilda. Giie w1rnlng1 we<e In effec1 kw !he no<1hern coatt Of Cellfomta and 1"9 eoul'*n end centrel cout of Ot"egon LIQh1 tlnO'# llnd lreRJno drlule tell on putt ol the upper Mict.ell Snow lell from North 0 11101• to Wl1con1ln end nor1hern llllnola, with frH zlng drllzle reporled o...., eute<n Iowa end eoutt-11 Wleconlln Sklel -e rnoe!ly cloudy °""' much°' the Norl'-1 8howera end thunderatorma _.. for'ecM1 for leter todey trom Eu t Te1111 ecroH the centrel Gull Cout. wf>tle rwn and -were e11$>9Clld o,,., the Peetflc NcM'ltt• .... the not1~ Aooklel end IN centrll Pacific Coeet. Snow 1110 ••• predicted eoroee Melne wl!ll anow llumee over the Greet L•k••. wh lle 1n oreae1n; oloudlneu ••• torec:aet °""' tl'le Atlentlc CoNt 8lltM _. expec1ed to be 9unnY 1n ,,.,. 8ou1nwwt, wtth c.MM111~ ..... ecf'OM the -.1hefn Hlgll ,.,..,_ Tempereturea eround 111e Mtlofl 111 mldnlOht PST renged from I d99rH below zero In Merquene, Midi .. to 81 cteot- ln ltOMl9wlll. TnM. n I 1 ' 2 - California Southern t...&11tn1n1a m ay tJti 1n 91ore ne' t w"p• 1ne agenc.y warns 'There are mor!' '10fms sllll devet00org ano -can I --~ yel t11th8I s tn store fOf ne •I wets• _.,,_ -v>C4! tore<.a'1e< v M AltZVOdU\8 S4.ld Rain aoa~90 !he lo' •ngelea area 04tlore dawn I uetd•y oul lhe oasln had a ,...., hours 10 dry Ott falet In t"9 day Rain wea ry No rthern Caftlornlens Cace 1"9 proapecl ol onel storm• out the Na11ona1 Weel'-54trvlee says hN"'t rain 111n likely t>efore Friday A we alher 1y,1e m 1n a1 tnreatened the Sen Frenc1sco area nor1h 10 111e O•eoon t>o<d« tOOI< a snerp turn no<1"-91 end waan't 8XJ>il{.1ed 10 bring much rein to mo•I of Ca1llorn1a, eccordlng to lelld •~ter KeUh Ewing Tempera t .;res MATION Atbeny Albuq~que AmarlllO Aal'teV!lle Allen ta AllantlC City Austin Balllmo<e 8lt11nos Blrrnlnoham Bierner ck Boise Boe ton Brownsvme BuNalO Burlington Casper Charleston SC Cherleston WV =le, NC ne Chleego ClnolnnaCI Clevelend COlumb4e. SC COlomt>oa OaJ-Ft Worth Oay1on Denver 081 MOlneft O.troll Duluth El Paso Hunt1ng1on Bluft• HuntlnQton Pie< &int• Me Rivet Jelly 40th St Newpor1 22nd St. Newpor1 9eM>oeWectoe "°'*•· l.agune 8~ HollOw. Legune lfooq .... lAavnl lan~Jl'let Tr91m1Qer It., 9C HI L• 27 13 •5 31 • 1 22 •3 2'2 50 33 40 27 ~ 80 38 20 40 31 50 34 21 18 •3 .w 29 23 79 66 26 12 23 H 31 11 64 36 31 18 48 26 36 t8 33 27 38 28 25 17 51 22 211 19 87 515 33 26 37 24 3' 27 211 23 22 2t 8~ 45 .. , ....... _, • ..rt-' -Fronts Criltl ..., Fargo FlttgtleM OrN t Fells Hwtlord Helene HOl'Qlvlv Houtton lndlen•OOll• Jeck,.,., MS Jecli..on•ll~ Kanta~ City Laa Veoea Llllle Rock Loullvllle Luoboc:k M11mpht1 M1em1 MllwaukM Mplt-SI P11u1 NfllhYll~ NC!W Orlean1 ri Yor~ '°'" North Plalle Oklahomft Clly Omeha Orlando Phllldelpnla Pttoenla P1t11~h Porll . Me POt11en<I. 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Tampa 59 38 SI Ste Mane 2' 4 Spo~a~ 35 33 Syt.cvte 25 to TQDelce 38 23 rue.an ~ 40 Tuisn 45 40 Wuhlngton 41 2• Wlcntta 12 27 CALIFORNIA 811kerac1e1d 82 H Eurek• 52 48 Fresno 60 44 lenculer 55 47 LOt A"0t'4es 67 58 Oeklend 56 54 Puo Rob ... 50 43 Red Bluff 5• 51 Redwooo Cllv 57 54 Sacremenlo 54 so Sallnaa 58 49 Sen Oiego 88 54 San F ••ncJtlCO 6~ 52 Senle Berber• 89 52 Stoellton 65 45 B•r•tow 80 50 Bio Beer •o 27 Blllh09 57 33 Ce1elln1 84 52 Long e..cti 68 S3 MonrO-..• 89 48 Ml Wiiton 42 30 Newl>Oft Beech 82 5$ Onta.rlo 80 &O PeMdene 64 441 Rl....,llde 68 441 Sen Bernatdlno 55 49 aen O•b<i.I 87 47 Sen JOM 57 49 Sente AN 84 51 Senti Cruz 81 54 TehOe Vel1-y 39 32 Tides TOOAY Seeood IOW 2 \0 pm oe Seoond high a.« Pm 31 TMUR90AV F~t 10W t•ao e m n = 1nem p tow ue pm o.e high 1:07 p.m U tun Nit today et 11:3 I p m .. rt ... Thutedeoy et t·'3 e.m. MOOl'I ,.._ toAy et 4:40 e.m .. ... , •I 2:41 Pt'!I A The> Amel proposal md uJes a 500 -room hotl·I. thr ee restaurants. financial 1nst1 tut1ons and o fha-butld mgs a.'I high as 19 s t o ries . a ccording t o Har ry Rinkt•r. ;1 part.ner in tht' pro,e<:t Rmkt>r said a ](•as..• agrec•men l w11h thl• prop<>rty ownC'r Gen j1 Kawamur a , Corn·d the firm to withdraw an earht•r proposal to co n c l'ntratt' mai nl y on COmm<'rr1al developm(•nt Senio r city plannt>r Mike Hobanson .said both plans were subm1ttA.'d in t1ml' to qualify for General Plan <1mrnc1ment hc>anngs in Jum•_ J on Paradis, president of the North Cost.a Mesa Homeowners Assoc1at1o n , w hic h led a s uccessf ul ini tia t ive drive to rezone the property to s ingle famil y hou s ing. said he has "serious reservatio ns" about the Latest Ame l plan Two years ago. the 4th District Court of Appeal d eclar ed the 1n1uat1ve invalid. The d ecision and a subsequent decision by the state Sup reme Court no t to hear th<' case clear ed t h e w ay for ;\rn e l t o proceed w i th th e plan to b u i ld 537apartments a11d 127 homes on th e 50 acres. S u c h a pla n no lo nge r 1s considered cconorrucally feasible Par ad is said he is personally oppos ed to the S e gerstroms' plans to expand the sho pping cente r on property adjacent to the G reenbrook trac t. The South Coast Plaza-Town Center area rapidly is becoming the cen t e r of busineu a nd comme rce for Orange County. ll also 1s e xpected to become a cultural center whe n the $60 m il li o n Orange Coun t y P e rfo rming Arts C ent e r ia finished in 1985. 25% OFF EVERYTHING IN STOCKI ALL OPEN STOCKI ALL BLOCK SI ALL BLOCK SETSI Limited to stock on hand. Expires 2114/83 more than you expect In a hardware· store ••••• HaRDWARE ' ' j ' NATION American dream now a nightmare ] Meese predicts victory for Reagan in 1984 race One ~-wealthy former countian& now penniless and living in their car By The Auoclated Pren CAMBRIDGE. Mallli Pu•i.1dt>nl1.d n11111:u-lor 1<:dw111 Meese Ill says he fully e xpt·l'lll Hunald tfritgun lo 1ll'ek re-ek>ct1on an I 984 and prt.-<lK·ts hl' w111 win "When Ronald RN1gun took orfll't' ht• hud un ugendu fur the• nation that capturt'd lhl' atll'rlllun of thc· µublil' uml lht~ 11wd1u," Meese tcld a forum at llarvurd's Juhn ~, Kt·11m'<ly :·khoul of Government on Tuesday night. 0¥erdue books may lead to j a il HUNTSVILLE. Ala. Lot·;il rt's1dc·n t.s who forgC'I lo :ilup by the public library and return uvl•rdut• books may Pncl up taking a trip to jail 1nstt:ad A 111un ie1pul court has 1ssut•d summons ordt•ring 21 people to t•uurt F<'b 17 for Vll)laung an ordinance passed last yt•ar that provided up Lu 30 d<.iy.; 111 Ji.Ill <111d a $100 fine for IX"Qple who pt•rs1stt•ntly foil Lo rt"lurn books Neighborhood hunt for rapists CLEVELAND -Residents of J mill'-square neighborhood have taken to the streets in a hunt for rapists n's1xms1ble for 24! attacks, many against l<'en-age garb. over thl:' past s<.•vpn Wft'ks Members of El Hasa Temple Masomt· Lodge. patrullt>d tht• arL·a by car on Tuesday. Each veh1de wru, 1..-qu1ppc'd with a cillzeru. band radio and a baSt> operator relayl>d information to polit't' They plan tc continue the patrols this week Rabies outbreak brings warning CHICAGO -Stat(• health off1l'lals d!'l' issuing st ron g warnings to pet owners because of a n outbreak of rabies, thl' first in 25 years in dogs in the Chicago area. Six cases uf rabi~ in domestic dogs and cats have bE>en confirmed in the past two months. STATE Singer's rites draw hundreds DOWNEY -Kare n Carpenter, singrng half of tht' popular 1970s brother and sjster team. was buried following funeral services that drew hundreds of fans as wl'll as family. friends and CeUow mus1c1ans. ·'The world ts weeping because Karen's swry graced this world with hfe and with song," the Rev Charles A NeaJ said Tuesday in his eulogy at the packed Unlled Methodist Church in Downey He referred only an general terms to the tragedil'S in Miss Carpenter's hfe -her battle with anorexia nt'rvosa, a disease whose sufferers cannot l'at. and her failed 1980 marriage to Newport Beach m11liona1rc Thomas J Burris Immigrants facing deportation SACRAMENTO Morl• than 60.000 Mexican-born immigrants. who had been staying in California under a federal court order. may face deportation prOl·<•edings because Congress did not pass an amnesty law. a civil rights group says. Woman booked in embezzle m e nt STOCKTON -A woman accused of embezzling more than $1.l million over a six-year period has surrendered tc police Mary Helen Hernandez. 33. of Stockton. was booked Tuesday on charges of grand th<'ft from T11l1e Lewis Foods Bail was reduced from $250.000 to $20.000 Deukmejian opposes tax hikes SACRAMENTO -With Cahforn1a on the verge of tssu1ng IOUs. Gov. George Deukme,Jian says a tax increase cannot be passed. At a news conference Tuesday. Republican DeukmeJian urged the Senate Democrats -who alone are 1ns1sung on raising the sales tax -to support his budget-cutting plan But the Democrats refused. saymg OeukmeJian's plan to carry ove r most of the state's $1.5 billion deficit mtu thP next ft.Seal year IS irresponsible and would not avoid the use of registered warrants, a fonn of IOU Ca/Train rolling again today OXNARD -CalTrain, th(' Oxnard -to-Los Ange les commuter rail service. got roUmg again today at 5.30 am. "on the button," a Southern Pacifi c telegrapher said. hut the number of t.'Ommuters was smalJer than usual. City bans video game arcades SAN FERNANDO -Citing the "welfare o f our kids," the City Council has approved an ordinance banning v1dro game arcades within the city li.mits. WORLD Italy mo¥es for birth control ROME -Cautiorung women that love is a "wonderful thing" that can also bnng "unwelcome surpriS(>S," the Italian government has launched a $3 m1lhon campaign t•l encourage birth control to avoid abortion VP Bush arrives in Britain LONDON -Urging the NATO allies to stand "shoulder to shoulder." Vice President George Bush arrived today m Bnlam, the last stop in a seven -nauon Euro~an tour seeking support for u_s. nuclear policy. 100,000 protest mane uvers TOKYO -More than 100.000 North Korean people jammed into the main square in P yongyang to protest military maneuvers being conducted by South Korean and U.S . troops, the official North Korean news agency said today. SAN 1>1 .. Xt< > tAl'I l 'hurkit< I I 11 V('I< 1'1)1'111 :.!fl Vt'IJf!I 111 U 1,,,.h10 1111 h lc• 11111 1 11 1 Urungt• l'11u111 v. d111v1• u l 'ud1ll11l'. ll'l11't.-<l a $!1MI ,, 111•111th homt· 1111d Wl·nt to 1 h1· lw•,1111y p11rl11r lllll't' u w1•t•k Now silt' iu1y11, "Wt"rt• tru11h " F111 tht· pU!il 15 months, i;ht• .111d lw1 •t:l v•·ur old son J oe, h 11v 1• h1•1·11 ·~d 1·c·p1ng i11 an l >ld"l11111lnh• w11h a dt•ud batlt•1'y, :o.plu1·gt11~ on duy-11ld doughnuLll 11nd ... tt·aling 111ilt>t pupt'r from p11lil11 rc·stn1rn11s Thi• li:I Vt'.11' oh.I grundmother who 1wvt·1 h.1d a trnffl l' lll'kct h,1:; 1·n11w lo llv1· Ill flour of poht'l', ol .i fla:o.hhf.lhl laµµ111g on lht' car "1111 l11w .ll 1111.(hl. t1•ll111g hl•r to lllllVI' 1111 h ':o. 1111·~,11 tu 'll'l'P 111 ..i l'Ur on 11 tv :.t11•t•I:; But th<Jl0:0. wtwt Mrs 11,;v1·:0. .111d h1·1 so n havl' bl't'n d11111g. ""'111g what mom•y th<•y 1'.111 for .in 1Ki.·;i~1w1,il bn·akfast at t.l' .. t loud 11·:0.lJur.111t:. and for rh wspa p1·r:o.. "h11 h thPy sl'our 1111' 1·mpl11ynw11t ;uJs Ha yes' p r obl ems began wh1•11 ht•r huslxmd died, leaving hl•r $-10,UOU and an accounting hu:-.11wi.:o.. wh1l·h s ht• sold for a $I !l4 " month 111come T h " 11 J Cl (' I 0 s l h I s $·15,0UO-a-yt•ar Job 1n automobile manufacturing m 1977. He was l.1li.·r laid off from an insurance JOb 111 Orangl· County. As th1:1r rn1111l'Y dwindll'<.i, they found that without a job, it was d1ff1l·Ult to find an apbrtme nt. Witho ut an apartment 1t w as nearly 1mposs1blc to find a .)Ob. · · I 1 • v l' n l ri e d g 1 v i n g t h e numbl•r of a pay phone and ~1tt1ng bv thl' phone all day: it Slashing ruling fought Orange County supe rvisors have ordered their attorneys tc pursue a n appeal of a superior court dt'C1sion that directs county off1c1als to bare details of an out-of-court settlement with a fomwr county jail irunate. M('(~ting in closed executive session Tuesday. supervisors told County Counsel Adrian Kuyper to continue the appeal because of concern over the broad U.ue of public access to all governmental records. Board Chainnan Roger Stanton said after the se.ion _ "IC this case were not appealed 1t would leave unclear w hat doc·ume nta are not accessjbJe." Stanton said "We're not talking about this cast.· specihcally. We're talking general principle_" The appeal was lodged after Superior Court Judge William Sheffield ordered the county to d 1 s cl o s e t l' r ms o f i ts c a s h settlement with former jail inmate Michael Clemens. whose throat was slashed while in custody. County orflc1als had declined t.o rl•veal terms of settlement - said to be worth thousands of dollars -c la imi ng that confidentiality of the agreement had been agreed upon by attornevs for both sides. The Orange County Register newspaper filed suit demanding 0Cf1c1als reveal settlement t.enns because taxpayers have a right to know how their tax dollars are being spent ln recommending th e appeal, K uy p er said . "To acquiesce would leave unclear the rights and respons1bihues o( the p~ to total access of any records, personal. medical. or otherwise. contained m county records." The county counsel also told supervisors. in a mem? ~ade available tc new s orgaruzauons, that the superior court decision effectively struck down both the state Public Records Act and the federal Freedom of Information Ac t as being unconstitutional. S uperviso r s called into questi-On the po licy of claim s settlements a ft.er learning of the settlement w ith Clemens in a Register newspaper ar'ltlle. We're Listening ••• WelJ . _ . we WERE liat.ening, but we're not right now. Not until the telephone tape machine which reoorda our readers' complainta. suggestions and others co~nta la repaired. Once our recording system is operational again, we'll adviae you in this space and again you can tell us what's on your mind. 642·6086 a. ........ , I ;t•- .. t.4nt .... =-= ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat Themot P. Hoa.y Pubjott..1 and Ch1el h.cut•ve OJI.Ce• Chazy Dowatlby [d~Ot and Atsitl()<'I 10 !tie ,ublit!HI( L. K.y tchulta Viee ''"odelll ..,,cf 0..IKIOt o4 Adloe!l1!>11g loymond Mad.Alan Con••oll•• MkhcMf '. Horvoy 0" KIQt ol Ma<let"'G 1C .. culohonl VOL. 71, NO. 40 <:harlc ie llayt• , 63, son Joe, 42, live in their car. IJ ) thl' l'ar. your mu!>l:lt'S an· sore," : tfayt"i ~11d. 1l l·an't be donP." :-..:11d .. !<.yes Tht·y 1·nuldn't gl·t · Wl•)fan• because Hay es received $200 a month an Sol'1al Sl'CUt'1ty plus tht· i n com e f rom the aC'l·ountan~ business. Her grandson. Marshall, who had lx·cn p<.im~n·d a ll his hfr., suffcr<'d a nervous breakdown They rent a damp garage for ham to sleep an. Meanwhile. H ayl'S and has mother slt·t•p in the Oldsmobih.', and usi> a small Ford for mobility Ever y 72 hours they Jump tht• battery on the· Oldsmobile and move -IL. so police won't notke them. Both l'ars are owned by the bank . and most of Hayes' possessio n s from he r up p e r dass life have bc>t'n pawned. "I'm n o t going to go to a flophouse because once I g et down there I'll never get out." said Hayes. Although they go half-hungry their expenses are high. Tht•y pay tc cash their checks, rent a post office box and a stcrage bin for what's left of their furniture, plus gasoline, newspapers and toilet articles. ·•J have to have soap. a razor. dt-odQrant." Hayes said . "I havt· to keep my hair t.nm. try LO look half-way decent." But it gets harder tc look for a job, and to look the part. "You're so tired, your knees are stiff from "Your mind is never really dear You have no phone a nd G you :-.have• with l'Old wate r an a '' publ1l' b:nhruum Yo u 'r e so ! bl·tt t l·n d o wn . i.o aware o f t, somt'tlnc• look ing " /1 Sin<"t' th1· !!a y es s t o r y ( appt•un·d 1n Thl' San Diego Union on Sunda y. 150 people J h<.iw eallt·d to ofkr jobs. u "You n in look at somebody/' t•lsl'':o. l1f1• nnd Sl'l' how they ,, c; h lJ u I d h a v 1· m a n a g e d I d 1 f f l' r t· n t I y . · · s a 1 d o n e . t·ontributor. Marcl'la Buck. "But>1 when vou'rt• accustomed to a'l enta1n "s tyk of lrvmg. you don't 11 thank 11 t'ould happen to you." Where did all the cars go? Thousands of tons of sand washed up in recent storms turn Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach into a four-lane bicycle path. But crews started removing sand today between Golden West Street and Warner Avenue. Highway, cove red 4 feet deep in places, could be closed at least a week, officials say. Gem Talk By JC. HUMPHRIES Curifil'd Gemolo6t•t. AGS BERYL and ;,. many colon Beryl la a hard milwral that haa been admired for centurle.. It la found moat oflen ln COU9 p-anlt.e rocka, where it occura • heJtllOf\al (llx-alded) crystaJa.. The c:ryaWa can ~In lenat}l from a~ of an tnch to many feet. 'nl4!ft haw been example of beryl cryNla welCh1nl more than 26 tonal The moat valuable variety of befll la the beautiful emerald. But tJlere are manr. other bu• and tt•d• of bery . The blue-,....n aquamarine la one of the more pop.liar variedea. The rme morpnite beryl and the yellow ~ 1-yl al8o ('9~ • lot of oohht and aah.hl when lhown to the public wtthout idenUtlcatlon. Emerald beryl ii mlMd tn South America, perUicularly Columb&a. But the moN ClOlltft'IOft '°""' of beryl .,.. found in ~. Mew H~. South Dakot.e and N.w Mnico. ln IOMt areM, lt la mined • berylUum ore. which ai.o produe11 a meeaWc tubetanoe whk!K'll Yef'l ttront and hard, and la ueed tn auo,t ID lfW extra hardn... and \Ou1hn.. to copper, al"""1nwn, iron arid copptr. The Mtyl l•mlly of mln•rall ta vereadle, both In beauty and ln uUllty. For Love that has ps88ed the Test of Titne The circle is the symbol of unending love Like the circte your love traces and reinforces Its own pattern. growing stronger with 11me. ltle Eternity Ring is a circlet ot diamonds, emeralds. sapptiires or other p<ectous gems. It's the perfect gift tor the woman you've loved tot many years . . and will continue to love for many more 77 Pta. J '935.00 J.. C.J.l"'"l'fw' J.-1.n .~,_~.@ lanl!Amerlcard-Maai.r Ct11rge ' A4 Or1nge Opa1t DAILY PILOT/Wtdnetd1y, f'ebru1rv I , 1113 ~ ...... oau~.u.• Wlitinl room that the operation Wll<Ner, couldn't wa&t ta *II -· .. n....., ........ .... Tiny heart fails; A lan&a Ana beby whole hMrt waa riddled with defecla died lat• TuHdax nl1ht after undertotna a 'mUUon to oav" operation, a San rrancleco hoapltal 1poknman. aakl. In crltloal condh&on followtn1 c:ompleUon of the 4 ·hour operation It 7 p.m. and docton ..ad lf he IW'Vlwd the ltnt 12 howl he had a FOCI chanct of Uvtn,. The delicate operatton waa directed by Dr. Paul Den. The boy'• heerl condition w• "extremely rar•," H64 Dr Stanley Ke1el, the Garden Grove phr•&clan who referred opentklft, .. 't to ... . hole in Leomrd'• .... . the ventrlcln, the cham...,. whrch Mnd 1dDad tit tt. .... and then provide OXJ~IM blood to the Nit of the tiiDdy. ' county baby dies Ttny Juon Leonard died a few houra after 1ur1ery at the UnJveretty of California Medkal Center, accordln1 to hoepltal 1~ who ubd not to be ldentlfted. Vlckt Leonard , th• boy'• mother, kt.ed him .. orderU.. wheeled hlm Into the abcth·floot recovery room after the operation. 'the tot or 1ur1ery after dlalnc*n8 an enla.ried heart. 'i1f'he chana. of tJ\ia are one in 1 million," he aald before the operation. "Normally we Wee to wait until the child la 3 « 4 to perform heart aur1ery, but we Beca&* of. the hole, blood did not clrcula&e properly, i.vm. • J-.>n in • coma.a& ..... ol ._. and tune failure and ~ oxypn to keep him from ll&mlDI blue, Ke•I Mid. The 2-month.old boy had been "I ju1t wun't aure I would ever aee him a1aln," ahe Nld when lhe received word in the c > t Nl:W SlJNDAY HOO c:1::1_1:e l_INC:<>LN 'S l:Jl1~·1~lillA'' SA1_·1: ·1~ 'Save 30" : Glistening lhlny tights and nylon 1trlpe leotardl in 1 1enffic choice of colors. ~ f99. 12.00 ••rights r90. 1 .oo •• ,lodyweer. m . · Sew 112.00onout.._,...fMlln1WM1 ~In. det1t ftnllh with l'Wftnl upt.-..y. Orig. 3llO.OO --Fumllure, 1& Genuine,...,., derWft ie--of pure cotton. Com- fort and fk et ••doliel Nllingil.Aeg. 21.99 tt• Pick UC1 e fww peir9 ln Young Men't, M . SIM 20" on klde' dghta. Trlmfllt dat*. w9 be Ion 211&113.14.• aa LeRo1 dahtl. Wiii be Clft1/l31 2.•U1191. 4.00 .. 11'1 w.. C-Kida, •• Sew 1/3 Country Subuftlen and Pent· Hwcood..-.~P=•:~·OO ••t0l1•P1aa .•1180. Sew 1 /I on HeeMt-T• far glrta 2Tto14.~. 7.00tD21.001.llto ..11'1 Will C-Kia..,, Selection variee by atore. lnten,,..... Save on pulkwer ---.. IOllda and ltripea, Orig. 22.00 to 21.00 M•to ... tJlu. Sweeters, 148. S.ve 20" on II our long nylon tricot gowna Ind COits. Orig. 11.00 to 42.00 ... to .... In lntimete Appefel, 24/30/2321•. Special ~hw. Rid!....,,.,. from 1 r•iowned FNnetl ~. tt• Spoil yGUn8tf whh e .,,_.. leetlw from Men'• Fumlahinga, 1CM. S.w 25" on Collell9-Town bealae fof junlofs. Will be (2/ 111131 :M.OO to 12.00 M• to ... In Juniors, 130. Sew 20" on glrl9' pentlea. From c...'1 end Har~·· ..... 2.71to3/l.ID 1 •• to llUI 11'1 W.. Coelt Kida. & .. • . • Merilyn Burtt services slated Memorial wrvt will be htild ~ Saturday tor MH llyn Burn, • former Ora.nae Cout 1peclallat ln early childhood educ:aUon. Burtt. who died of can<.'t!r Jan 8 ln San Lula Obispo, had llvt.>d in Newport Beach Cor 16 years, and with h er hu1band Jack, owned the Harbor Book Stort' In Corona del Mar until his death in 1967. She lll•rved u rf'alon•I tralnlf\I offl ,. for Projoct tt-.d tar' durlna the John1 o n dmlnl1tr1tt1o n , and wu a prt'«hool t'ducatlon c.'On~ultant for the atnte Department o f FA:tuc-ulion until her !'f'tirem<'nt In 1978 She ls survived by a aon, Jetr, of Hollywood ; two daughters, MerllH Jamieeon, Corona, and Melinda Oattelon, Santa Re.a~ her mo thu, Vella Nutt, Carl1bad; two 1l1ter1, l..uc:lll Woodward of Corona del Mar a nd Marjorie Egglc1ton, San Rafa I, and two arandchlldren. Servtcee will be conducted at 1 p.m. In St. Jamea Eplac:opol Church, Newport Beach. 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IN 1V'I . -· YOAX AM/FM CLOCK RADIO WITH PUSHBUTTON TELE,HONI ..... ·r1-11: 131=1()AllWAY ~~~--------~ ... ~~ ....................................................................................................... liii ................................. , :S ·K>=<><> i·c> 6=<><> ~A·1·1:: I 1 ilJl~SllA'' ··1·1-11~C)lJ(Jl-l IUl()Nl.lA'' ' ' ' ~owns may have been taken. SP9Cial purcheM. Vinyl hendbega in I llrge collection of colon. 14.• H1ndbe91, 'ST . Seve 25%: Vin HM.11et1 long lleeve tone-on-tone dlWI lhlra. Orig. 20.00 M• In Men'• Fumlshinga, 7. Cubic zlfconia jewelry. S1ve 25% on 111 Pi.ytex br• 1nd Reg. 24.00-58.0011.-Qirdlea. Reg. 5.00 to Tl.00 a.11 to • .. Flthlon Jewelry. • .. Hot*y, 414. S 20'16 to 25% on cordl for boya from Levi'•® 1nd Fenh. Both ltudent 1nd ege liz•. Reg. 14.99 to 19.00 tt• to 14.• In the Bov-Shop. 'lt/T/7. Special purci-. Genuine lelthef city begl, 1 find from LMther Expr911. 1t• Find them in H1ndbega, 117. Sew 1 /3 on crepe dr-from Simuel Blue. Ong 80.00 to 70.00 ••in Dr-. 115. S1won Trimfrt aocb. R1g. 1.95- 2.95 1.9-2.• Wnt Colst Kids, 56. S1ve 1 /3~ cotton .-t.,. for spring. We've• c~ of cotor.. Orig. 28.00 to 42.00 17 .• to 27 • In Sport8weer ll0'1, 40. SIYe 40~ on spring apun dr .... from lAslMI Fl'(. In Jlde or light blue wtth white piping. W~I be 68.00 on Feb. 15, ••In Dr ...... 49. SP9Cill purd*9 Cermn d,... ~in white, blue or tin. Short lleew ~at 1n enticing IM Find them In Men'1 FumlehlnQe, 7. S.w 20~ to 40~ on HIQ9lf ind She 20~ to 2&~ on button down end flyrMiy col· t.mou.mek• ..... Reg. 22.00 to 32.00 llr lhlr1a from femoue·!Nken .. Kennington. Reg. ti •• In Men'1 Sponl\u..,, 129/112. 11.00to22.0014 .. In Young Men's. 1137111/41 f. Seve 25~ off the ticket price of 111 men'• w1rm·up auitl. Chooee from 1 llrge collection. M1n'1 Sponaweer, 109. Seve "°" on our 1 ~ lightw9ight knit -t• d,....... In 1 choice of epring coloR. Pet.i1e liz• S· M·L. Reg. 34.0011.• In PIN1 Petit•, Tl. . I • l I I Orange Cout OAILY PILOT/WednMdl~. f'lbruwy t, tlN Jobless h e alth care now a national i ssue Une of the more disturbing side-effects of the recession is the fact that increasing numbers of Americans who have lost their jobs have simultaneously lost the medical insurance that we nt with the job. Alice Rivlin, director of the Congressional Budge t Office , es timates that 10.7 million Americans were without health insurance coverage in December becau se of unemployment. In single wage-earner families, the l~ of one job usually means that an entire family is without medical insurance. There's much more to this than mere inconvenience. The cost of private health insurance is more than most families, especially those left without a wage earner, can even consider . So minor medical problems· a r e s imply l eft unattended or treatea with ineffective home remedies. And before long, a minor problem becomes major. A respiratory infection develops into pneumonia. A pregnant woman forgoes routine, but now costly prenatal care. A young mother skips the w ell-baby checkups. ln Michigan, where the unemployment rate reached 16 percent, the infant mortality rate has risen for the first time since World War Il. This is unacceptable in a civilized country. Of course the re is medical care available for what the present government mooses to call the ''truly needy." But this usually means p eople who are totally without ~ts. as well as without income. And many of the new unemployed do have homes and cal'I and pcrhape • littlu mon y In a eavinga account to meet the payments on both os well as buy food. But that's e nough to disqualify them from s u c_h government medical services as Medi-Cal. ln some areas there have been admirable private efforts to ease the problem. Doctors have teamed up to ofter free or very low-cost medical care to keep sick people from getting sicker. And some hospitals h ave offer ed to let recovered patients pay off their bills by doing menial hospital jobs. But these effor ts barely scratch the surface o ( the national problem. Sen. Donald Riegle, D-Mich., has introduced legislation that would go much further. His proposal would provide health insurance coverage to unemployed workers for up to 18 m onths, first by using Treasury funds, then by offering employers tax incentives to h e lp pay for higher group insuranee premiums that would extend coverage for discharged workers. It has been apparent for many years that some form of national health insurance available to all citizens is the ultimate answer. It's easy to push this aside as "socialized medicine" in times when most people have jobs and m o st jobs include adequate medical insurance. Now that we are seeing what actualJy happens when millions of Americans suddenly are stripped _s>f th~ securit . it rnafi be time to consider once again t e neea r-o~r-·11- um versal health protection th~t would carry through both good times and bad. The bill introduced in Congress is a small first step. Insanity plea debate Public o utrage over the again is greatly exaggerated, they outcome of the John Hinckley say. case, in which the would-be But s upporters of the law assassin of the Preside nt was change insist that many crimlna.ls, found no t guilty by reason of whose guilt has been proved by insanity and committted to a good police work, are capable of mental hospital, from which he "manipulating" psychiatrists into could be released if eventually declaring them insane, only to found to have "recovered," has recover their sanity in remarkable sparked a number of efforts to fashion when they are seeking curtail the use of the insanity release from a mental hospital. defense in capital cases. If passed by the Legislature, The issue has surf aced again the Roberti bill would remove•the i n Cali f or n i a w h e r e th e authority of mental health expects Legislature will be debating a bill to make the final decision as t.o introduced last year by Sen. David when a defendant should be Roberti, 0 -Los Angeles. completely freed and leave that The measure would change decision in the hands of the the "not guilty by reason of criminal justice system which is insanity" verdict to "guilty but ultimately responsibl~ for the insane," and it would require the protection of the public. convicted person to serve out a This, in the long run, must be prison term when pronounced the principal consideration. A "cured" instead of being aet free. person who is mentally W should This approach has been both not be thrown into prleon without praised and critici!ed. Supporters an attempt at treatment. But one con tend it would discourage who has committed a capital crime cfi,minals from using ap insanity should not be set loose upon plea to get off the hook after a society with what amounts to no short hospital commitment. punishment at all. · Others believe it could It is con ceivable that the unjustly punish persons who truly proposed law could greatly reduce are mentally ill and who , the epidemic of insanity pleas by therefore, should not be handled carrying the dual threat of by the criminal justice system. The incarceration both in a mental fear that a criminal released from hospital and in prison for those a mental institution will strike trying to evade punishment. . ~ . .. - Opinions expreued In the apace above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other view• expreued on this page are thoM of their authors and artllta. Reader COmment la Invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa M .... CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. L .M. Boyd / Popular symbol Hardly anyone alive knows the name of the man who created the world's most popular 9eCUlar symbol -$ -the dollar stg:n. Oliver Pollock was the fellow. A New Orleans bulinetmnan. On April 1, 1778. When a male camel takes an interest in a female camel. it warda off any other intereated male camel.a thereabouta by spitting in thoee rivals' eyes. "Southern men tend to be alightly more faithful to their wlvm than the men along the Pacific Cout," writes a matrimonial counaelor who haa studied the matter. "But tl\11! men leut incllned to stcay are thoel along the Atlantic Se.board." The mOlt d.lKreet of the married playbo}'I are W. in N'tw En8Jand, this authority •YI· He stai. flatly that only one hlllbuld ln 10 neYel' trtne.. ORAHGE COAST llUyPilat Q. Ia there any_ auch rank anymore as a U.S . Navy ''Commodore''? A. Yea, sir, the Na"¥y recently restored that one. It wu dropped in 1899, brought out again during World War II, then dropped again in 1952. Q . Tboae American ~held in the Embauy In Iran• how much money were they suppmed to iet? A. Each la d ue ,s,o~o tax free. That'• $12.~ a day !Of' ... days. Q . How much doea a heart ~er COit. tYJ)k:all)'? A. About $2,000: Three out of foW' Marine Corpe recrulta fe1Nt the enl.latmmt wlthln five mlnuw after they aet to boot camp. But thne out of four of \he. early rearettera don't rearet it anymore after boot aunp. Such la \he report of the ...-rcbere. T..._P.tWef ~ CMQO.W.., r-..w~t ............ Oil price drop helps, hurts LOS ANGELFS -"A lot of people are going to get hurt if oil prices drop.'' said a lawyer 1 know, who added that he was one, because he-had invested heavily in oil-drilling tax shelters. It was the third night in a row someone had said something like th.at to me. Articulate people all, they reeled off facts, figures and thoughts: Mexico, Venezuela and Nigeria would default on their debts to Western banka if their oil revenues dropped; the banka holding the loans would collapse; exploration for new oil would stof; development of •mat.Ive sources o energy would stop; the financial world would be thrown inte-ehao&.---- THE SAME arguments are coming from government ministers and oil companies and banks. The campaign has begun: Higher oil prices are good for your health! Part of me -say, from my ankles up -is reflexively suspicious of any advice and counsel from Saudi Arabia, Exxon or the Bank of America. When all three start telling me something, even my feet beSln to tingle. Still, 1 am not an economist. So I called one, Lester Thurow of Mauachusetta Institute of Technology. He laughed at the question. "Higher prices are good for you." he said, "only if you own oil wells or a bank.'' I don't. "Nobody is going to allow the banking system to collapse over thia or anything else. There are many, many ways to protect banks. "The fact Ls," he continued., "lower oil prices help you and almo8t everybody else in the world." That 1ettled, at least in my mind, I would like to state what seems to me the sensible and the obvious: The collapse of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting RICHARD RllVIS Countries, and of oil prices, Is in the best interest of me, my country and the woifcf. We should do whatever we can to expedite that collapse. We should kick them while they are down, just as they kicked us, again and again, while they were up -and they came close to stompirig the world into depression. This, remember, is what happened since Oct. 6, 1973, when two Arab countries, Egypt and Syria, invaded Israel; The oil producers who formed OPEC supported their Arab brothers by stopping oil shipment.a to the United Stat.es and other industrialized countries, and then began imposing a aeries of crude oil price riles unrelated to the coet of product.ion. The price of each barrel o( crude rose from $3.65 to $34. The growth rates 'o( the developed economies, ours included, decreased by more than two-thirds. Inflation doubled. Unemployment doubled. That was the financial chaos generated by OPEC over a decade. People and: corporations and countries began usmg less energy-and, now. OPtx..: finda Itself m a bind. Oil producers are selling less of the stuff and have less money for wars and Cadillaca. But not everyone showed common sense. "Incautious banks" was the label used by The F.conomist, in London, for the incorporated fools who pumped money into OPEC countries and Mexico, a non-member oil producer. Now their money is at. risk in oil countries -their reputations should already be lost by now -but that has to be balanced by the fact that they also have incautious loans out to oil-importing countries that will be better able to pay if oil prices decline. SOMEBODY WILL be hurt in all this. Nigeria, though, whatever ita problems, is not an American problem. Mexico and Venezuela are. We cannot let our more or less democratic neighbors collapse, leaving us to absorb their political and social problems. The financial problems are enough. We have to work out aome sort of new Monroe Doctrine to protect the fiscal stability of Mexico and Venezuela. The alternative la political chaoa on our own borders. There may be a bit of chaos lnaide thoee boroers. too, lf oil drops toward $20 a barrel. Ronald Reagan could be politically rejuvenated with a bunt of domestic pro1perity. Or, he could decide to deal with the revenue problems be irnpoeed on the federal government by maintaining petroleum prices t o consumers with import taxes. But, what.ever Reagan decides to do, this is going to be good for most of the rest of us. Time to stop campaigning on the job With Sen. Alan Cranston having launched hls presidential campaj3n laat week in New Hampshire. Call!omianl will now be tzeated to another spectacle of one o f lta home arown idiots aspiring to be a great deal more th.an their mllerable record.a justify. The people of the state suffered through two presidential elections In which Gov. Jerry Brown punued hla quixotic tilt at the wlndmilla of the Democratic Party. makinl a tho~ .. of hbmelf. WORSE, hia campa1gnlna was done while he was being p.icfby the people to perform the duties of governor. WlUle other• before hlm, starting with Earl Warren. have indulged in similar campaigns none were ao blatantly absent from their jobe u Brown. Cranston, safe in b1a $60,000 seat as U.S. Senator for the next four years, will now be devotln" his full efforts to ha presidential bid at the ex_penae of his Senate duties. As in the cue of Jerry Brown. the people are probably far safer f.rom mischief by reaaon of Cranston devoting h is full attention to campaigning, but the quest.ion mu.st acL9e as to how much time away from their jobe to campaign for other offices, the ~ple should tolerate? tn the view of R.J. Kennedy. who is readying an lnltiat.ive to put .a clamp on public pay, elected of!ice holders ahould not be permitted to nm for any other office th.an the one \hey hold during the term for which they have been elected. Hia initiative contains the provilion that an elective office it automatically vacated when an incumbent files for an office other than that which he holds. That wou.J4 prevent any r.epetlUons of th' complete abandonment for weeks'at a time of hia office practiced by Jerry Brown both In his two bids for ti)e Marriage demands change The maet common explanation given by couples who separate or divorce lJ that one or the other, or both, "changed" aft.er the marriage. I 1uapect that, ln moet cases. thb ls exa:1Jy the opposite o( the real nwon. I think ~ IYlllT .... ~> or the other, or both, relwed to change. If the persona did not chan1e in marriqe, then no man1aet t'OUld perliet for very Iona. 1f each of the partlee remained 11 h e or ehe wa1 in the beli.nnln.I. the whole lmtitudon would co.llapee in a heep of nabble. We apeek of t.M "marital 1tate" -but • It la not a etate, or a condi\Jon; It II a procn.. Moet of all, it t. a learnina proceea: ln It. you p..tually 1-m whO the other part)' ». uid al the aame &UM you IHm who you ue. Like all leemlnc. It la partly a piMIUr'e end pu1ly a patn. and the r.. thit ...,.._. are aware of Uwlr vu. ldenU• 1he more the pain. William Janw 9'Jd tMt theft are llx penonallU. lnvolrid In ~ llUdt relationship: what he thinks he is, what she thinks he la, and what he really ii; and conversely, what she think.a she iJ, what he thinks she la, and what she really la. All theae ditparate and delu1ional penonallties need to be eorted out u a marriage progrelleS. and lt take& time and patience above all. The leaon iJ never completely flniahed, just as learnin1 anythin8 la never completely finished. ''Chana-'' may not be the name of the aar-1 bu\ lt la the firet and almollt the laat rule of the pine. Not a chanle of ctww:tet, whkb 11 lrnpomible. or even a ~ ln tmnperament. which le almolt •• bard, but a chan1e tn h ablta, in attltudet, In reeedonl and l'dpONM!L NO ONE IS r.dy for mama,.. JUlt aa no o.. la reedy for any new •tap fn life, bt It~ ot tenlllty. Htteielitua aeld that"~ ei.p Into the eame · •river twice -and the watera of matrimofty require aa much balance and dexwtty • canoeina down • npkla. It I• not that people chan1• ln ~ lhlt ~ ~t; ,, " tha,.., ..... Democratic presidential nomination and In his attempt to win election as U.S. Senator. In (act, it would have required Jerry Brown to leave hla office as Secretary of St.ate when he filed to run as . go,•emor. Faced with th.at choke he might not have run at all.. Unfortunately, such a provision, even If it were now law. would not interfere with Cranston's current campaign. U.S. Senaton and congressmen ace federal ofliclals and not subject to auch a at.ate law. , Actually, it is only important in the cue of the U.S. Senaton although only two in recent history have aought election to other pasta while serving in the Senate. Congressmen, who are elected for only two year terma, must yield their seats at the e.nd of their terme whenever they .eek election to eome other office. For they cannot run both ror re-election and some other job. THUS CONGRESSMEN Pete McCloskey, B~ll Dornan and Barry Coldwater, Jr. sacrificed their seata in the House in rnakins their bid for U.S. Senator laat year. Even so, once the congressmen have determined to run for another o!flce, what.ever Ume remains of their terms becomes wasted as they turn their attention to the business of campaianin8 for the new office. Several yeara back, Con1reuman Jerry WaldJe of Contra Costa County detenni:ned to make his bid foc-governor lm.medlately after hia re-elec:tlon to c.onan-. He spent nearly full Ume from that point on untJl hit defeat tn the primacy elections, walki"I up and down the state in a futile effort to build a "II'-roots" const.ltuenc:y. -· -- • • nsan1tary eateries By PAT HOROWITZ ......... tM 0.-, ,... DEAR PAT: Tbere muat be a law ID Callfornla 1overnlng balr protectloa for dtoae wbo '-repare H d dl1pen1e food. Yet, Ive 1een 1ome re1taurut employee• wbo look llke they need a 1eoeral ltealtfl clteckup, aad none of tltem are wearing aay bead coverln1. I've actually found baJr ID food tbat lta1 bun 1erved to me. Wbat sbould a person do when tltl1 bapr.n•? .J.G., Coata Mesa Phone the environmental health division of the county Health Department at B34-7601. This office handles complaints about unsanitary conditions in restaurants. Coast Ouard has t'OmPlled totne tips that could prove to be llfeaavera In a booklet called "Pocket Gulde to Cold Water Survival." For a copy, eend $2.2~ to the Conaumer Information C.ent.er, Dept. 209K, Pueblo, Colo. B1009. Mail m arketing DEAR PAT: Cu you tell me wbere I could buy comple te malling list• of all 50 1tatea? A.R., Costa Me1a Boating sat ety Before getting involved In any direct mail business on your own, request general Information from Direc t Mail Marketing Association, 6 E. 43rd St.. New York. N.Y. 10017. For specific information, cont.act some of the firms listed In the Business to Business Yellow Pages telephone DEAR PAT: Recent boating directory under "Malling Llsts." fatalltlea make me wonder If __ tbere are any measures a person • Got a problttn~ Then wrt~ to sfloald take ' in a. cold-water 6._1 Pat Horowlu. Pat will cut red,.,,., boatlag accident. -getting the aivwenr and action you J.K., Newport Beacb _ need to •olve lneqult1e1 In Surviving in cold water means government an~ btls/ness. M-11 YOf.!T q1Je1tiona . to Pat Horow11z. At Your &l'Vlce. OrVllle not onJr staymg afloat, but also Col.ti Daily Pilor, P.O. Box 1560, o.i. Mea. conserving body heat. The U.S. c.A. 92626. Seniors get tax help Free tax service for the elderly and the handicapped will be provided by volunteers who have just finished a week of intensive training by the Internal Revenue Service and the Franchise Tax Board. The free service for low income seniors will continue through April 15. Tax counseling for the elderly is a service provided by the American Association of Retired Persons. the Internal Revenue Service and the Franchise Tax Board for aU who are eligible. Larry Fishbon, a retired Internal Revenue Service employee. is the overaJI coordinator of Southern Orange County and has led in the conducting of these training classes. ''Orange County is very fortunate in having so many motivated residents who have given up their free time to take this training and to assist their fellow residents in the preparation of their tax returns," he noted. The volunteers have been trained in almost all aspects of items that come up in the preparation of a seniors tax return. Those desiring to receive this service are requested to bnng with them the following: A copy of last year's lncome tax return, all booklets Family Ser v ice auction planned mailed to them by the lH~ and the FTB and a ll other Information necessary to complete their tax returns. The following is the List of places, dates and contact people in the area where this tax service can be re<:eived: Leisure World Club Hoaae # 1 on Saturdays ana Mondays-from 9-a:m. to 3 p.m. This is a walkln service, first come first served. no appointmen ts. Contact Larry Fishbon for any additional information at 768-6797: lrvla e Se a ior Ceate r , 3B07 Sandburg. Phon e 660-3BB9. by appointment only. For additional information call Ed Grell. Newp ort Senior Cent er, BOO · Marguerite, Corona del Mas. For appointment call Judy Oshaunessy at 759-9471. Golden Timers, 114 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Call Kathy Bybee at 642-2275 for additional information and appointment. Coata Meaa Famlly Ceater , 1B45 Park Ave., Coeta Mesa. Call Susan Wade at 645-B553 for appointment and additional lnformaUon. Nor Uarldge Commaalty c,nter, 4531 Bryan, Irvine. Call FA Grell for appointment a nd additional information at 660-3889. Senior Citlleo Center, 242 Del Mar, San Clemente. Call Jean Thomad.seu at 498-3322 for appointment and additional information. Hot Springs Dance Hall, 32506 Paseo Adelante. San Juan Capi.strano. Call Ronnie Zarembe at 493-1171 ext. 247 for appointment and additional infonnation. Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Wednffd1y, F•btuaty 9, 1913 I e ery 1s The Share Health Program Your Peraonal Plan For Senalble Eating, Reducing Weight -Staying Thin and Flt For The Reat Of Your Life This $350 program Is now available fdr $19.95 when you buy Celery I~ Fattening You'll also receive a 3-hour seminar with the author FREE with the . purchase of this revolutionary book. ONLY S19.95 ·····--·--··------------------------------ORDER FORM Pleaae send m. copies of Celery 11 Fattening 1 understand I'll also receive a 3 hour eemlnar with the auth~ wonh SSO, not to mention the 1350 Snare Health Program contained In the boot< -all '°'a price of onty $19.95. Name ------------- "I highly approve of this book and endorse your methods of weight reduction and have myself benefited from your teachings. I have managed to maintain my Ideal weight, having gone through your personal sessions In Newport Beach. I would highly recommend your Share Health program to my patients who wish to lose weight and I wlll continue to refer patients to you." Address ____________ ~ City, State, Zip -------- v1sA1Mc # ---------Exp. ___ _ Mall with chectc or money order to: MIKE TURIN THE SHARE HEALTH FOUNDATION 10469 Slater # 105 •-Frederick M. Turnbull, MD Fountain Valley, CA 92708 • !" Newport Beach, California ----------------------------------------.. "Celery Is Fattening" Is available at the followlng locatlons: Corona Del Mar Jack's Pharmacy Medi RX Pharmacy Zweber Pharmacy Newport Beach B. Dalton Bookseller • Bllboa Bay Book Shoppe Balboa Island Pharmacy Blyside Pharmacy Doubleday Book Shop Easlbluff Pharmacy Howard's Nutrition Hups Market Mlriners Phann1ey • Newport Hills Druas Pm Lido Pharmacy Port Pharmacy Steven's Pharmacy Via Lido Drua Westcliff Pharmacy Costa Mesa CoasUine Health Foods Collete Pharmacy Creetey's Book Store 3025 E. Coast Hwy. 2700 E. Coast Hwy. 3301 E. Coast Hwy 5 F ashlon Island 306 Manne Ave. 716 E. Balboa Blvd. 1016 BaySlde Onve #87 fashion Island 2521 Eastbluff 1072 Bayside Or. 3433 Y11 lido Drive 320 Superior 2610 San MCuel 351 HoSC)ltal Road 3130 West Balboa 307 Placentia Ave. 3445 Yta Lido 2().43 West cliff Dr. 270 E. 17th Street UO fair Drwe 270 E. 17th Street North Drugs Dean's Pharmacy, Inc. Foster Pharmacy Mesa Verde Pharmacy Mother's Kitchen Ramsay Rexail Drugs Vista Drug Bullock's 1170 Baker Street 390 ust 17th Street 1835 Newport Blvd. 2971 Harbor Blvd. 225 E. 17th Street 2246 Newport Blvd. 821 W. 19th Street South Coast Plaza B. Dalton Steven's Pharmacy South Coast Plaza 1525 Me.sa Verde Or. East Huntititon Beach Allen Druas 18577 Main Street Center Medtc:al Pharm1ey 17752 Beach Blvd. Harold Pharmacy 15802 Sprin&dale Street Huntmaton Prof. Pharmacy 18700 Main Street Landmark Pharmacy 8905 Atlanta Meadowlark Pharmacy 4972 Warner Ave. Med1eal Towers Pharmacy 17822 Beach Blvd. Pals Druas 127 Main Street The Book Case 91().4 Adams The Druwst 21421 Brookhurst The Druu1st 16881 AJ1onqu1n Street W11tes Pharmacy 17522 Beach Blvd. Wally's Pharmacy 18061 Beach Blvd. Yang Druwst 217 Fifth Street Irvine Med-tenter Pharmacy 4950 Barranca Parkway Woodbridge Pharmacy 4600 Barranca Parkway Mission Viejo/El Toro B. Dalton Bookseller 23702 El Toro Road Laz Pharmacy 26302 Chapaz Road Nutubon Market 23785 El Toro Road Lacuna/Lacooa Nicuel The Oruu1st McCallas Pharmacy Manners' Stabontfs 24022 Ahso Creek Road 292 forest Avt. 22S forest Awe. Foootain Valey Chnsban Discount Books Elliot's Pharmacy Fountain Valley Med. Ctr. fountain Vly. RexaP Dre. Santa Ana Racquetball World Courtyard Books Park Rexall Drues Bristol Mechcal Pharmacy 9-430 Warner Ave. 9113 Garfield 11 lbo Warner Ave. 10990 Warner Santa Ana Tustin 2321 S. Bristol 2 720 S. Bristol The Family Service A.Dociation of Orange County will present its flrst annual auction Friday at Plummer Auditorium, 210 E. ch~pman Avenue. Fullerton. Saddleback Senior Center, 25675 Talardro. Mission Viejo. Call Chris i-----------~-----~.;;;,_------------=-...,;,.;;;;;;;._-=----------------------==-------------- Olson at 770-4103 or 770-4215 for ~-~~~~~~~~~~~E~A~R~N~A~N~D~~L~E~A~~~-~~~------~~-----~ The grand prize will be a Mediterranean Cruise for two aboard the Golden Odyssey. appointment or a ddit ional D_ ~rvw+ Photos in~e':tl!~c~t&zen c1ub, 3B4 Legion st., ~ ~ ~ '"' Del i v er t he Daily Pilat Boys and gir ls 10 or older - Laguna Beach. Call Don Vlvrette at ...... ..... I ·1 p•1 4 additional information. Walkins also Next to Ed-d• Lido cinem. {1 ,,. I' 'I l • rf I .• ,. 1, ,, . "' •! j I I' .. r>1 II fl ,, ., ,, 1l II fl ,~ \% f~ I• ;, The auction will take place at 7 p.m. with the drawing to occur at the end of th e evening. For further Information call Family Service AssOci.ation at 838-7377. 497-2441 for appointment or 3461ViaUde 675-612i Call 642-4321 and apply t oday. II J I DI accepted. , ... ________________ _,, __________________________________________________________ --"';._-------1 The Robns9nS Gift A BOX OF FOUR GODIVA CHOCOLATE HEARTS • t IS YOUR GIFT WITH '17.50 GODIVA PURCHASE. Set the tone for a very special evening with the rich. elegant chocolates that taste as magnificent as they look. And now you can add an extra touch of romance: an irresistible box of four Godiva chocolate hearts, a $4 value. is our gift to you with your $17.50 purchase. Choose from our sumptuous array· Gold ballotin, 1 lb. $17.50: 2 lb. S34 Add a silk rose and ribbon, $2.50. Also available: Burgundy velour heart box, 14 oz. S35: 20 oz. 145: 7 oz. $20. Heart assortment. 9 3A oz. $18. Robinson's Candy, 66. To order, call toll-free 1-800-345-1501. Begins Thursday Feb,. 10th 2/3ofi DURING OUR FINAL CLEARAWAY ' on an impressive selection of Fall and Holiday dresses, sportswear, sleepwear and accessories . J Handall Prt"slt') honored Scouts honor Presley Randall E P r t•slt \ chairman of the P n •sh•\ C o m p a n i c s . w ,1 s presented tht• 198:3 l;ood Scout Award Tut•sda\ night by the Oran~~· County Count·11. H11\. Scouts of Amcrtl'.t Some 800 conslr ut 111111 r ndustry lca dt·r~ 11 nd members of tht• pul1ht gathered al th<• Anaht•1m Marriot t Hotel to h1111u1 P res I e y 's (' x t t· n s r " , support of sc:ouung .111d to raise funds for tho h andica pped ..,toutrng program T h e OCBSA. wh1d1 has 38.000 membt•r·s .i111I ranks sixth among tht 4 16 Coun cils 1n tilt U n ited Sta tl.'s. utt•d Presley as a nwml1t·1 11r • - the Cou m·tl EZt•t ulr\. Board. a nd its G 11ld1 ·11 E.agle Club Ht• al~· " 1 ... recognized for m.1k1111• available to thL• l'OUIH ii extensive finaneHtl .111d ma n power resoun·1·s 111 e n s ure its qualtt \ operation. P resley 1s a fou 11d1 1 and £onner c·o-eha1r11 .. 111 9 ! th e CEEF I> o r ga n i z a t 1 on .1 11 d long-time me mlwr .111.J forme r d i rec tor of t h1· Bu i l din g In dustn Associa tion Presley b egan h1-; building career shonh after World War II 111 Bakersfield. a nd to d .111 has developed mon• th,111 l 6 0 r e s 1 d c n t 1 .1 I communities. In l!lh!l. t he P resley Comp<11rn s became publicly 11w111 d a n d 1s curre n tlv tht· largest public bui ldtng c o m p a n y b a s c• d 1 n Orange County OCC shows big films Five big films will be screened this spring in Orange Coast College's Frid ay N ig h t Fil m Series. The series begins on F eb. 25 with Georlo(t• L ucas' "Star W a r s .. Other films in the scrll's will include "Airplane .. (March 4), "10" (Man·h 11), "Oliver" (March 18). a nd "Young Doctors" (March 25) Films will bC' scrf"t>nt•d a t 8 p .m . 1n OCC':- F o rum. Adm1ss1on 1s $1.50 per pe rson . .int.I tickets will be ava1l<1blC' at th e door F or Info rma t i o n pho n l· 556-5880. Auto Expo '83 Super Sale Huntington Center Moll Feb 10 thru 13. , r WINDSOR ~ \' DELUXE 1 -PC.~ TELEPHOI E 14.99 Hos on & o ff ring switch, mute ker· lost number re·d10 & 9 foot cord # 1803 AFTER AD 19.99 -- ''t.11~1>" . CT.t.-i.. ~ .... - OLD SPICE AFTER SHAVE 229REG. 3.89 & 4.09 I 01 MU\l or , 4 , .oz II GUlU 01 llMl _, ""1w11ne In~ l UASELllE lnTEnSIUE CARE 149 REG . 10-0Z. 2.57 UCULAI, HUH.I OI n tu STlrHCTH TROllOLAllE AllESTHETIC 229REG. 2.49- 2.79 Ml..,.IHOIDAl lt\l(f. 1-01 Cit AM OI IO SUPPOUTOllU IRISH SPRIRI BATH SOAP -·~ecREG. _-,. SSc BA TH SIZE BAR SILK I ENCE HAIR CARE 199 REG. IS -OZ. 3.44 llG., 1-IOOY HU·ADIUSTIHG SHAMrOO 01 COHDnlOff(I. CORTI ID SKIN CARE 159 IEG. 2.44 MYIHIO<OfllSONl I 12~. (J(AM 01 OlffTMINl. 112.oz. SELECTED MEN'S & LADIES' TIMEX® WATGHES , VALENTINE'S SWEET GIFTS ., ... , ...... ,....,. .,,.._... .... , .... _ •~flf,_11911S PARASOl HURT 101 BOIDEll'S CHOCOLATES 9 EG. .99 H ·Ol. ModNTOSWS ENGUSH CHOCOLATES AllD TOFFEES 16-0Z. TIN 411 t -oz. 1011 cMocoum &TOHUS 49c I -OZ. 1011 CMO<oum &TOHUS 199 HEART SUIOION UIHITMlll'S CHOCOLATES 25,o 950 4-or to 16-01. IM>an. '•mLIM-C.... .. ...... '-._..., .... _ ......... c.... CARRATIOll COCOA Miii 109 12.oz. WTTH MAISMMAUOM OI HG. WllU SlOOS WT. lMT '· 5-1.11. llATURIL HOllEY . 319 ftOll HONIY VAUIY. WNIU STO(IS lAST. t.mt J. MAIUCHlll RAMEll IOUP e-•oo - FOi i CM1C10t. IW OI POI& WMU SlOCIS tAS1. IMf l 2. S-OL HUllT'I ClllllED FIUIT 59 ~ .. ~ IACM flUlf (OCIJAI. PUlllMWS. PUOI 'IU<IS. .... SlO<IS WT. IMf 6 \ , ·- Storm-dama1ed pien on the south 1hore of Balboa b land show dama1e from hi1h tides and fierce winds. Six private piers were destroyed and a dozen badly dama1etl. One homeowner put trash cans filled with water on his pier to keep it from floating away . .. RenowneCI brlilje pl•yen bid boldly and win. ee 6oren, Page Ba.----....... ,, ~Piers are tossed about on storilly seas .. The remains of one pier are shown submerged in the water. liland residents said it was the w~nt storm they remember. From bytes to bucks. • • His coin-op computer business more than flash in t he pan i Bt STEVE MITCHELL o<t11te~ ......... Kim Cohan, a bespectacled Ul-year-old executive who founded hla own company two yean ago, la cashing in on the COf11puter age. ' He'• tum1ng bytea intD bucks. Dltka intD dolfan. Cohan hu plugged Into an enk.erprae that hu Ubn.ries and achoola acroaa the country beJgin8 foe hi.a product. • 'A coin-operated computer. 3'hat'• rt1ht. Just plunk In &hk-ee tokens (at $1 apiece) and ,..ve '°t tour own computer ,.,.-an entire hour. Cohan la. founder and ~' of Micro Tlmaharing 0$., a .SalinM-t..d tinn that, tD clllte, hM bwtalJed coln-operaied cdnputen ln lix libraries llC'n* thp country. tthe computer whl1 waa at clleback Colle1e'1 South rnpu1 in Mlll6on Viejo Monday · tallJnc • l'ranklilJ Ace 100, . Ootnplete wtth printer and dual cMak drive, In a amall room on the 1'~·· .x>nd floor. 'The Idea came to me a c:ouple of years ago," Cohan said of hls brainstorm. "I w as 17 at the time," he said, rubbing his hairless chin. He said 1 i of the timed devices will be installed in other libraries by the end of the month. Cohan's coin -op computer cornea with a half dozen or to programs that can be checked out through the libr,aarian at Saddleback. Or uaers can bring their own dlslu. The library has a atock market evaluation progra.-n, a home accountant pf08X'UD, and even a word procel90r that'• good for doln1 terl1l pap1:ra (it even prepares an index in alphabetJcal order). And tpere are educational computer pines, auch u a typtna tutDr, and. of coune, computer chell. Perhar• the moat unique aapect o Cohan'• bu1lne11 - even more '° than the c:oncep\ of buyln1 computer time with a token -ii the entrepreneur'• markeuna 1ytt.em. The computers are pWchMid by inveetora for about $4,200 each. The investors, in turn, leue their new machines tD Cohan, who i.nltalla them in libraries. The libraries receive 5 percent of the profita and the remainiJll 95 percent la aplit down the middle betwan the inveatDr and Cohan'• firm. Cohan aay1 It will take an lnveator about two yeare to recoup hi• lnveatment. From then on, he uya, It'• all protita. Micro Ti1M9haring Co. pay• for inatallation, aervicinl the equipment and lnM.arance. 'The way Cohan fl1ure1 it, everybody comes out ahead. He makea out, hie lnveaton make out, the Ubrariea make money and prOYkle a aervice, Md people who can't afford to buy a computer can rent one. ICven thoee who don't know how to UM a computer come out a winner. Thara becauae Cohan ha• rewritten all the computer manuall In HIY·•unde,....... t9rmlnoloo. Rule No. 1 for MWt-omert; • ....... Calm down." 1bt-S~E¥E--MAllBL Of 1fMi 0.., ..... ltaff Some of the piers on Balboa 1sland had been in place for more than 50 years. Other than a few barnacles and loose planks, the piers had survived nature's worst. · But that changed last month when record high tides and a gale-force storm destroyed six private . piers and damaged another dozen along the island's sooth shore. More than a week after the storm, residents are still repairing busted and banged-op piers. Many will have to be rebuilt after piers simply floated away leaving only the pi lings behind. Island resident Gene Baum said in his years fn Newport Beach he'd never seen anything like it. He described the force of the sea during the storm as a "surge" that moved into the harbor like a massive · wall, lifting piers and carrying them off. Allan Beek, whose father was an early settler on the island, said the storm severely damaged the pier that stands -and now sags -in front of the family bayfront home. · He said he r;ecalls a furious storm in 1936 that spilled over a then-existing sea wall but that it wasn't anything compared to the storm last month. Baum said that one innovative resident placed 10 .trash cans filled with_~ater on his pier to prevent the structure from being·lifted up and floated off by the tide. · "It was a pretty creative idea and several others started copying him," noted Baum, who has suggested to the island's improvement association that the trash can method become standard operation during storms. Although it was overshadowed by the spectacular damage to the Seal Beach pier during the storm, Newport Beach took a beating during the flurry. City officials estimated there was $1.8 million in damage to 218 homes and businesses. HI Ortn e 00111 DAILY PIL.OTIWednNday,' bruary t, 1113 : DEAR ANN LANDERS: The letter aboul tht• l'{ew Jersey baby parade sparked a aore 1pot In my etperience as a minister. : I am troubled when people Insist that a tiny tot be a flower girl or a ring-bearer In a wedding service. This sometimes Col'Cft a small child to perform for the gratiCacalion of adults in a way that niaY be very difficult for him or her. 1 tiave seen cl)Udren frightened to the point or hysteria when Corced to walk down the aisle. It adds nothJng but stress and confusion to a wedding which otherwise would be sacred and meaningful. And who knows the extent of psychological trauma il may cause the c~iW? . This brings to mind another problem: Parents who f-11 to remove a child who cries or talks loudly .and excessively during a church service. Some people believe they are tr?lining their little ones to be respectful or the worst\lp service. Actually, they ate too young to know what at ia all about. Meanwhile, the message of the sermon is lost on people who can't hear. The minister becomes f~trated or hoarse (or both) shouting over the noa.se. I hope you will print this letter, Ann. Clergymen of every faith would be grateful to you. ; PERPLEXED IN THE PULPIT DEAR PERPLEXED: You woaJd aol believe tile names I bave been called for taking a 1taad apin1t flower glrls and ring-bearers. Thank you far your supportive comments. Your second complalDt 11 one I know a good deal about, since I do some lecturlog myself. Hire's bow I deal with crylDg bable1 or very young clilldrea wbo talk out loud wbeo I am on tbe p8atform: I pause for a very long moment. Tllen I ~e tile parent two minutes to silence or remove die cblld. If tbe nolse doe1n'& stop, I say, "WUJ you please take tbe little one out? It Is uafaJr &o t~e Hdlence to allow tbis disturbance to coatlaae. Tllaak you very much." DEAR ANN LANDERS: When I listen to the women talk in the beauty shop, I think I must be undersexed or terribly cheated. My husband and I have been married for 15 years. We are in our middle 40s and our sex life is very quiet compared with the women 1-tlear. Are there any figures on this subject? Please look around. Ann. -l NEED TO KNOW IN -MINNESCYI'A DEAR NEED: In the "Book of Averages" by Barry TarabJs, under "Sex -How Often?" I found this: Couples from %5 to 34 -8 to 11 times a montb Coaplet from U to U -8 times a moatb Collples '5 and older -4 tl.mes a mootll Couples 55 and older -% times a moatb Couples 65 and older -once a month Bear la mind these flgaree are anrages. If you are ever or uder, don't be coacerned. Yoar senal patten may be Jast rip& for YH ud you bubud. GOif i ON lllDGf ..... . BV CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAA SHAAJF. Ti-. blddlnr: North 8outh North deal1. NOaTH , • Ktll o v.w o A 10 t I •AQT61 Nen.11 Eut 8••~ w .. , l • P ... l c;:> I 0 OW. P... a NT DW. P ... Pua Pue Openlnr lead: Act of c::>. ttams for the p11t 20 yeara. North'• double w11 for J"ID&ltlt1. but Prlday w11 not prepared to .. ttl• tor a non· vulnerable ttl. Jn1l41ad, he overbid to rame and thtn proceeded to make It. Wt1t'1 double w11 predicated on the fact that the 1ult1 were rolnr to break badly for declarer. hlmHlf under preNure. He •luffed three diamond• and t h• jack of heart.a, but the wrltlns w11 on tht wall. Weat. w11 thrown on lead with the ace of 1pade1. He cleverl)' Hlted with a low diamond, In the hope that dtclarer would careleuly win with dummy'1 nine and '° 1et hi• entrlH tangled. But Prlday won the king, ca1hed the ace and tucked We1t back on lead with a dla mood. The beet that Wt1t could do w11 to c11h the king of heart.1 and then pre1ent farer with the qu"as ol hearta and hi• ninth t.rkk. Have'" ..... ,......_ a.t.e ~ tr•.W.T L•l WEST tAST •A4 •Q.JIOt c::> A & J I c::> lt I 1 I O QJll41 0 T • t • 10 9' I SOUTH •a 1 a c;:> Q •• 5' 0 It 5 • K JI 1 For a whll• we wlll be 1tudyln1 the t.echnJque or aome of the world'• sreat play•"· Th• band1 will be from the recent World Olym· plad, held In Blarrlta. France. Our rlrtt 'hero 11 Tony Prt· day who. with hu partner Claude Rodl-lgue, h11 been the maln1t.ay of Britain'• Weit led the ace of hearts and 1hlfted to hi• 1lnJllton elub. Declarer won In hand and led a low 1pade. Weit played low and dummy'• klnr won. Four club wlnneu followed, and w .. t found c ........ o ........ , ... .... , .... ,~ .... ... .. DOVILES ,_ ,......._, ... tw t.all.eMt. Fw a eef1 el W.DOUILEl~ll&W.NM ll.8$ .. "G .... .,..... .... caN •'ta.le .. w.,.,.r, P.O. a.a lit, N.-wM41, N.J. 07"8. Mak• cllecb ,., ..... &e N•w.,.,.rbeekt. T "' rou1 HIAlTH Libra: Focus • on se~ur1ty OR. PETER J . STEINCROHN DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: For months, I've been under severe emotional strain. I've caught myself clenching my jaws so much they hurt. In addiuon I've had severe headaches, occasional dizzy spells and pain in my jaws when I eat and when I yawn. I've been to ear specialists, X -ray men and neurologists. But there's no relief. Any suggestions? -MR. K. . DEAR MR. K.: Have you ever heard of the TMJ syndrome? Thia Involves the Temporo Mandibular Joint -which is the jaw joint In front of the ear. Sorhetimes this may cause symptoms like yours. Visit a dentist qualified to treat this condition. If pre8ent, medicine to relax the jaw and prevent clenching may help. So may use of a fitted plastic bite plate. Repositioning the lower jaw is important. FOR MRS. U.: Many patients who are on reduction diets or who 1uffer from nasal congestion harm themselves Innocently by buying over-the-counter medications t hat contain phenylpropanolamine hydnx:hloride. According to Robert D. Swenson, M.D., and associates, In some patients il has caused" kidney failure and hypertension. To be doubly aure, check the labels on the medicines you buy -and then with your physician. FOR MRS. T .: Ideally, prevention o f osteoporosi.s should begin early In life. This will preve nt bone deterioration later on. In some patients, osteoporosis appears as early as age 35. Here are some practical suggestions: ( 1) Exercise daily. Walking or running prevents disuse of bone and osteoporosis. (But don't over-exercise.) (2) Take a diet rich in calcium. (3) Avoid excess use of vitamins A and D , which may hasten bone deterioration. Dr. Steincrohn welcom es questions from readers. He cannot answer all individually but will include those of. general interest in hi.a column. Send your questions to him. in care of the Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, c.alif. 92626. Thursday, Jt'ebruary lU ARIES (March 21-April 19): Orders from top may Jack substance -spar for time. strive to play waiting game. See people In realistic light, realize t.hat element of deception does exist. Focus on business. career, ambitions, ability to deal with government.al agencies. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): What seemed far away comes close -spotlight on education, spiritual values, long journey. You'll combine business with pleasure -personaJ magnetism soars, members of opposite sex regard you as faacinatlng c,hallenge. GEMINI (Mar 21-June 20): Study Taurus messa~e. Be reaUsllc, be positive, those who claim financtal success are not merely talking for sake of talking. Protect your own interests, be sell-reliant and reallre that member of opposite sex is serious. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Check Aries message for valuable hint. Don't permit. others to take you for granted. Break from past procedures proves beneficial. Know it. strive for independence, seek expert lega l counsel. Don't fall victim to self -deception. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll have embarrassment of riches. Means options are open, 'choice is your own. you can succeed in business enterprise that combjnea family and career. In- tuitive intellect is on target, you'll make right choices and could strike pay d irt. P01SH01S ~-y-~SHLEIGH BRILL!ANT SOMETIMES I WISM COULD GIVE ALL. MY EMOTIONS THE DAV OFF. • HOIOSCOPI BY SIDNEY OMARA VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Good lunar aspect coincides with e motional responses, significant changes, travel opportunities, dealings with those who represent foreign interests. Forces tend to be scattered, popularity Increases, resolutions regarding rest and nutrition require review. LIBRA (Sept. 23.0ct. 22): Emphasis on restrictions, added responsibilities, need for patience and a review of property values. Focus on security, dealings with older individuals and professional appraisals. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Short trip could be on agenda. Written material figures prominently. Member of opposite sex makes special request and It deserves serious consideration. Highlight versatility, tum on charm and show willingness to laugh at your own foibles. SAGITJ'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Cash flow resumes -you could be looking for a tax shelter. Purchase of luxury item is part of scenario -you'll be fixing things in connection with home, desire to beautify surrounds. · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): An error is rectifi~. What appears to be a setback will actually werk an your favor. Delay provides time_ior gaining second wind. Associate or friend miscalculates - you'll retrieve fallen pieces. Your judgment and intuition wttl-be on target. ~QU~RIUS (Jan. 20-F.eb. 18): Arrange meeung with one who usually is unavailable. Stick to principles. exhibit determination, tenacity, will to win. Individual 'you seek is available but also is hiding. Look behind scenes. take a stand, refuse to• be disturbed by sensational rumors. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You win your way -lunar and numerical cycles highlight friendships, profitable political alliances, ability to exert influence in positive manner. You'll complete important project. lnclividuaJ who aided you in past will make reappearance. • • • • • • • • • • * • • * • • • • • • • • KOCM Stereo 103.1 proudly pre•nta ... * * • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * • • American tNrltage Month Deity during the month of FebN8ry Utt to FM atereo 103.1 et e a .m. and 5 p .m. H•ar Newport-M... a.mtntary 1tudenll tell what Arnettot mww to them. "'-Md In the publo Int.-by KOCM 8tar90 103. 1. ORANGE COUNTY MUSIC Your Silent Partner~ When a death occurs In the lamlly you need to make a lot ol right decisions. You need to understand what Is best for you and how much you can afford. Call Pierce Brothers when you need us. WALLY McCONAHEY Manager Pierce Brothers Smiths' 627 Main Street Huntington Beach. Callf. 92&48 llilPie.;;~ .. If you•re in the 25% federal tax bracket and you deposit •2.000 in an Allstate SavJ.n2s lndMdual Retire- ment Account (IRA) you11 pay •500 rate.that changes periodically. based on the four-week average yield of six-month T-Bills. The F\xed pa~ an Interest rate less in federal income truces this Aprtl 15th. If you're in the 35% tax bracket you11 pay IRARatee thats fixed for the full term you select: 18. 24. 36 or 48 months. .. •700less. And if you're in the 50% bracket you'll pay • l.000 less. Varlahle lOCVo Mlnin'aHll GP"'~ drpaalt ol 925. /lddltlONll :r-il• o( • 10 1;1'""11 Not only that, the '2.000 deduction from your gross income may well put you 1n a sU~tly lower tax bracket orerall. so you1ibe re\VcUded there. too. And you \Wll't pay any federal tax on the deposit or the interest lt earns 't1l you're retired and probably In a lower bracket. You can choose between a Vcuiable Rate or FDced Rate IRA. 1be \arlable pays an Interest P.xed lOCYo Minimum~~= It ''°° ... l no II drpoelt.t P"'Tlit"'°" The maximum yearly deposit ls •2.000 for an indMduaL •2.250 for a couple with oneworldng spouse or M,000 for a couple with both worldng. Fbr more Information. stop by any Allstate SavJ.na> office or call · our Bank by Mail Department collect at (213) 240-5913. IRA. A retirement pJan you t>enefit from .lll 11 without'· n ~~ hair turns gra)C .....d ........... _._. __ _.__ . I I J . ...., I A worklhop will be preeentAld Satu.rdAy •l UC Irvine to uPdat.e htah echool eclence teachen on new development. ln their field, with lntonnation on topk:8 1uch u add rain and 1eneUc enafneerlna. • The all-day clinJc Ta belna •taaed for the aecond year. It 11 Intended to gfve IClence teachen treah knowledge on new research area1. Fee tor the day ii $10, which Includes lunch. Participant. can resl1ter by callina Yvonne P•aaduan In the UCI Oftlce of Relattona with Schoola and Colleges, 833-MM. •Two Fountain Valley flreflghten were honored recently by local 1ervice clu.be. F ire Ensineer ~era Carlaea was recosnlzed as Fireman of the Year by the Fountain Valley Exchange Club. He wu selected by fellow flrefishtera, who said Carlaen has spent countlea hours repairing equipment and assiatlng other firefight.en. Firefighter-paramedic Maril HUkell wu choeen tor a dlatlngulahed aervice award by the Fountain Valley Jaycees. • Former Blood, Sweat and Tears trumpeter Pbll Drllcoll will perform at 7:30 p.m. WHY WEIGHT St1rt the lew Y 11r out rilht, with our w1i1ht loss th1r1pJ. Our patients have lost 20 to 150 pounds using the protein sparing modified fast, the easiest, safest and quickest way to lose weight -proven on thousands of patients over a 10 year period. Cal Us For A Free Consultation BASIC HEAL TH CARE 1617 w .. tcliff Dr., Suite 205 Newport leach, Calif. (714) 548-1113 Annual Sale ·15 to 50% OFF Public Welcome AMCO ~\\,DJ.RS Sl!ppt ~ ' ~ Sptt/allzlng In tlw coordln•l#on of IM dttoralfr~ h•rdwarr for your proj«I. Flnishttl hardw•~ (or: DOORS, BATH, KITCHEN, BARS, CABINET AND BATH ACCESSORIES (714) 642-4184 CleMd Mondays 1514 N~port lf•d. C.u Mae, c.llf. '2611 Free to the Pablle FOCUS ON COMMUNITY HEALTH SPO"IOUDI' PACIFICA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL DIABETES EDUCATIO TEN HOUR COURSE FOR DIABETICS AND FAMILY MEMBERS 700 -9.JO PM . .......... r.b. 16,19a1 We4ae-4ap, Feb. 2S, 1911 ••• _ .. .,,, ...... 2. 1983 ................ 9, 19U LIMITED ENROLLMENT ... ""'""' 1142-0Cll r. E\t :J& fnr •-n•I""" CARMEN YUPPA CONFERENCE CENTER 18819 Oet11111-.,. S4rfft ·~~s-..... ,. •• He....._... ..... C.afforela - Thundey at Co.ta Meu'1 Southern Callfomla . Colle ... AdmiNlon 11 $2 at the Newport-Mesa ChrilUan Cent.er church aanctuary, 55,Talr Drtve. •Occidental Collea• 1tudenta will read trom George Bernard Shaw'• wrlt1n1 Thuraday at Saddleback Colle1e'1 North Cam_pus Forum Theater. 'The 45-minute program wm begin at 11:30 a.m. It ii tree and open to \he public. The uudenta, tutored by Omar Paxton, chairman of the unlveralty'1 theater artl program, w ill try to portray Shaw'! underlying optimiam t.hroulh their dramatic readlng1. •A tree career aeminar wlll be held S.turday at the callfomia Inatitute of Applied Design, 3300 Irvin e Avenue, Suite 325, Newport Beach. The 10 a.m. seminar wlll include career poulbllltlee as an Interior designer and lta financial rewards. RJ'lre1hment1 will be served. For reservations or further information, call Darci Ll.akey at 7M-5711. 3.66 6·1nch • ~*"'/Potted --......-·_,/.~' Tullp ~eodV ror votentlnes doy. A t>eoulllul loll wropped luflp In bloom TUltp& Ole ""*b coritotner plOnb ·o-- 3.66 6·1nch • House Plants 6-lnCh. cmorted lt\OOof holM plonb • Conlalner Ille VIII! OU1 garden des:>Or'l 119111 IOdoyl RCA XL-100 13" ......... ELECT ONIC MUSCLE --S!T-IMULA~ION--· • -------------------COUPON------------------, ONI YlllT I Coneotlng the INlp9 Md oontour ol tM body meene lmpl'OYlng mulOll tone. Optimum'• p8lltYe mueote uerolMr It .,, eltematt\11 95 ' ' I I I I I I I to long, hard monotonoue eurolM Md OQetly commerctel hMtth R ul rl $2S '**"•· 11 a y L-----------------~~~~~~~-----------------J ·'tQ,PTIMUM IHBll Fitness Centers · Mon.-Frl. 9 to 8 -Sat. 8 to 2 Closed Sundays 5.97 Ceramic Dish Garden 4" • House Plants Choo•• from .. verot 11orlelle1 ot 101100• l)IOnll already polt«f In .-pols • '°""- 1.33 4" ·African Vlolet OPIN DAILY 9-9; IUN.10-7 (714) 142-2800 1IOll BeACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 1.27 Gladiolus Bulbs Wicker Planters Your choice of ouorted wicker =:.Of wOlte 8.97 Oma mental Plant Stahd I, f • 1 : ) J " l ' :I • =t ~ " ' I'. l "' \ . ~ .,. ~ .. ' '• . • .. Ora OoNt DAILY PILOT/Wedneed1v. f'ebrUll'Y 9, 1113 Son fills • JD for Marty .Robbins LL NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -RoMy Robbina, ~of the laCAt linpr, Many l\obbfna, II .. umin8 ~me of hla father'• coneert datee, but •YI he doetn't want "a eympathy career." "I have no doubt about what l can do on 1tqe. But h1a ahoee can't be filled," the 33-y a.r-old atnaer uya. "l've not tried to capltalile on hla name. rve made It for the first 14 ye&r1 and l flaure they've been the roucheet." Hia father died Dec. 8, and Robbina hu decided to complete the concert datee bla father had aeheduled before h1I death. : Ronny Robbina and h1I father'• band will mve Qlelr flnt pertdnnance Feb. 26 ln Panama Oty, l1a. They are booked u f&r ahNd u Sept. 17, when they are to appear in Franklin, Ga. · Robbina, blond and gregarioua like h1a father, .. ya he will keep hla father'• band tosether u long ., pomtble. · "If we can break even the first year and keer, the buaineu functioning, I'll conatder It a 1UC1Ce11,' hie aald in an interview in h1I late t.ther11 office. Tllere5 oaly one FheCrowDs. J801 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEl MAR. CA (714) 760-0lJI He wlll be 1l~ln1 Mveral of hi• father'• famoua ICJl'\ll, tnd "El PllO " "My Woman, My Woman, My Wife, ' "Devil Woman," "Don't Worry/ "WhlCAt Sport Coat," ''Toniaht Carmen" and' All Around Cowboy." "l've done them tor ye&n,'' Robbina uld "My 1how won'\ chaftle much. Now I'll do them mo,.. u a tribute." The elder RobblN, a member of the Country Mualc Hall of Fame, died of heart f allure after a hla\Ory of coronary trouble. He wrote about 600 aonp and had 18 No. 1 hit.I durlnc hla 30-year career. Ronny Robblna aay1 modestly he 11 an "unreuonabJe fac:almUe" of h1a father. "We are similar in tonal quality but l don't have one-tenth of the voice oontroJ he'a aot," he aald. "I've learned to live with It. I've tried to develop my own atyJe. The only time I IOund like him la when I do hla aonp. I phra1e1 them like he phruea them. I line them the way he did becauae that's the wa I Jee.med them." SOPHIE'S CHOICE RECYCLE! At Orenge C09at Coll•••'• new Recycling Center. Aluminum* Glass Tab Cards Cardboard Newspapers . Ledger Paper Computer Paper Magazines •bought on saturdays 8 -2 LOCATED ON ADAMS AVE. BETWEEN HARBOR BLVD. P11'1m1Yll , .. la. P ... 1.11-•••t•· llllLDlllT UIYllll ALL 1111111 114' • •E 11111.a.T 1111 ~ 114' .. -fl.Ill In ...... lft .. AND FAIRVIEW IN COSTA MESA. STOREHOUAS MONDAY-FRIDAY 10:00 'tll &a> SAT 1o.G> 'Ut 5:00 ............ ," '~ ttf\Jll•t011~ * BARQAlN MATIN•••• Moltdey Ulna l•h•rd•Y All Pertonnanc:H before 5:00 PM (~ ,,... 111 ........ -HtllUyl) •tNI• lO Mff..2400'0ftl) ..,... HCMle9 °" '°"°"'" "WITHOUT A TMCr t111 : ':,. -.----~ ....... "" "THE VERDICT""" -------- "41MRI."1111 ·-----·- "GANDtr-.. OOl.8Y ,,,_o ---I •ttlfiti• focutty ot Co~ J , . OJ 21l1H•·•NO ----- "TOOTSIE"------ ..,... V9RDeCT" (Ill --:.:=..~--"SOPHIE'S CHOICE" ... ... , _____ ,_ ---- LAICEWOOO CE NHR SOUTH WAl• ... "TIMllUOIR"..,. _____ ,_ ~nmva:tr u='rs2 etil•rta Under 12 Alwlyl FtH ,. ,... I -T---r.-. __ ,.. ___ , -n . .. ANAHEIM O!;!lw'f I N '-"•i-• "'"'° E:, tJl t~ A ~·AR"' • • I .. ~--·-UMOJO ..---··-UM070 fntJNTAIN VAlllY [•L/IVf N .............. -(le.J Ml•IAll "Tllm ....... _ -. ........ -"IOUtlD .. ._.nm .. AND 'AU." flt - _,._ -~•w•) .... .._ .. _ b •• ,.,.., "TOOT_.. -~flt •••• DM" flt "'"' .._...# ::'*""' CIM·fl-Cllll·fl- "TMmJiY"-......... -.. - l A Hid\~ A ~ . · " A~111t ............ ,. U T/IUll. ...... tl "Kiii Ml QOOO YI"'"' ..:-.:.,-... ... t.1)0··· NEwt CHARLIE'S ANGl!t.a A jewej thief~ Jiii In order to ••Ml • dlllrnond IN Moeie haW ti.II hired to protect. G EIGHT 18 ENOUGH Tommy detldee to~ • PfO~ muelolan lntl.-d ot QOlt'G 10 ~ • THAH'8 COfM>AHY Jedi end CN1My wlllll In on J_. wNte the le entllt1elnlng • dett. • HAWAII FlVE--0 Denny'• vlalllng aunt beCotnM lnvor..d In Ille murder Of en eldetly man wtlO Mt nut to hltr on the ~ . • OVEREASY Gu.I: LAfry Hagman (R) i NILATENOHT iS::w; §NBC NEWS • ANOTHER LIFE (l)MOVIE * • * ··TM Hurricane" ( 1g37) Oofothy Lamour, Jon Hell. A devutetlng huf'rlcaM th•t dMtroye • PolynMIM lllAfKI reeot¥91 th• confllct or Idyllic romenc:. end pt1m111.,.. Ille with modern cMllullon CtMOVIE * * * ~ "Ster Wera" ( 11177) MAfk Hamill, Harr1- 9on Ford. A motley c:ollec· lion Of rM>elll end robots bend together 10 ellack the huge ap-IOf'I ot an oppreulve g•l•ctlc 8:301empl~VETT (R) QINEWS 8AAHEY Will.ER Barney Inn 10 get rid ot • degenerele convention dei9gete who won'f INve NewYontOty. • AOW.HCE THEATRE CID AIR 8UPf>l y IN HAWAII "Ewn The Nlghte Are Bet· ler," "Lo.I In ~" end "All Out Of Love" ere emong the II/ta perlO<med by AK Supply In Ulls con- e.rt taped 1t Honolulu·a 7:00 .~~~ NBC NEWS HAPPY DAY'S AGAIH Fonzte geta some ""9•· peeled help when an Old enemy f9llKN to mek• troubk I =.,.HEWSQ Bur1 '""-Bob'• ofter to become Illa m.neger: Oen- "" ennouncee Illa ~ to Mk 0-to mllrt)' Nm:' ~ concocea • plel\ IO -~end Mliggie. • TlfREE'S COMPANY Jedi MCtett)' ligl'9 up with • computer datlnO ~. • •~..:.aWIU> REPOftT (I) P .M. MAGAZINE Afr\cerl Sefllri Ac!Yenlure: • mekeup men tum• au.11n Hoffmen Into the tltle cnar · 11Cter ol lhe ftlm "Tootlle " (II ENTERTAMitEHT TONCIHT An lni.Mew with a.n. Mldler: • look bed! •• the "l.8ugll·ln" Mrles. e ORANGE COUNTY TODAY (D)MOVIE • *"' ''Sherkey·a Mec:NN" ( 11181) Bur1 Rev· nolde. R4M:llel Wwd. A vice cop uncovers ~ government corruption wttle ln11Ntlg.tlng the murder of e call gift 'R' (%)MOVIE * * ''The UttJe Fugitive" (1953) Richie Andrueco. Rtc:kle 9r9WSI• ,,. little Colt (Lee Majors) Seivert encourages a down-and-out pool player to enter a championship tournament. boy hu many edwnturee while Wandering Wound COt'9)' Island. 7:301 2 ON n.e TOWN QIFAMtLY~UO LAV!ANE & IHIAl..EY &COMPANY LaYeme and Shirley end up et the c:onirola when tlley Win 1 pl-trip to 1 profHslonel tootbell ilrnOHLA. F#tured: • proflle ol the Pointer Slltere: • repor1 on lk•leboerdlng: • look •• -'calendlf girl• ... • =ME'S Pt.ACE tit Wt<RP IN CINCINNATI Herb '"en8QM to Mii Les enouoh lnlurence COYer· eoe fOt II• men eher the ..-nan Is lnvoMld In • bUNre eccldent I TIC TAC DOUaH MACNEIL I LEHRER ~T tll) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "AUS1relia'a Anlmll Myt.-terla" A look 11 Ille 9Jltreordlnery enlmlla ol Auetrllll and the eclenllat• working to pr-,,_ IMng Mou 10 pre11111onc: ti..-Is pr-led (I) LIE OETtCTOA !IDJ YOU ASKED FOR IT FHturect. "Mr. Rubik And Hie ~be" and "TMChlng CNdt-HOwToFly " m COUEGE BASKETBALL Ohio State va. Wleconaln CJD MAKING LOVE BETTEA Sea ther!IPl•ta. men-ln- m.strMt In ....... end enlert.inlng enlrnetlon "e presented to compare queallon• and enawere ebout hutnM NJIUMlly. 8.-00 . Cl) 8EV!H 8NOE8 FOR SEVEN MOTHERS Henneh end tour others we attended In 1 blta.wd when their elrpl1ne er..,_ In IM mount.ins. D a AfAL PEC)ttl.I Fe911Ked: • ., Club '°' ~ citlnn9: • heng>- glldlng dog; • couple wt'O haW ti.II menled fOf 75 Y9#•: • hotel for honey-mooners: the memorial 10 the Amet1can ..w.m-1 ~ dt8d trying to ~ the hostegee In Iran 8 MOVIE "The P.S.I. F8C1or·· (1980) Pete< Mark Richmond. Gre1ohen Corbel 8 QI THE FAU GUY Colt encouregea • down- and-out pool ~ lo enter• c;hampionahlp tour· nemeril. e MOYt£ * * "Concrete Cowboys" ( 11179) Tom Sellecll. Mor· gan Fairchild. Two Mon- i-naal'-try to make fl to NashYlle by hopping freight trains- (!) OOUEGE 8A8KET8ALL Ohio &at• ..... Wi9con8lrl • P.M. MAGAZINE A grandmother who la • C<lme-90Mng ~hie; 11 m1keuc> men turn• Dustin Hoffm#l Into the title cllM· llCt« ot "'9 lllm "Toollle." e IEHNYHU Aa ~ Helvy McGee, Benny rune Into trouble with two lrllh gueets • NATIONAl GEOOAAPHIC SPEaAL "Auetr"'8'1 AnllNI Mp- ler!M" A look et IN eatreordlnary anlmel9 of Auatrella end the aclenllatt WOJlllng to pr-ti- IMng llnk• to preNetonc tlmee 11 pr..-.ted. (C)MOVI£ • • ~ "The Men Who Loved Womefl" (1918) Cherlel Denner, Lutle C8tOn Directed by Fren. cola Trvtfeut A men le eo ob9MMd with beeulltul -lhal he llndl II dltfl- cult lo remeln M llafled with any lndlvlduel rela- tlonahlp QDMOVIE * ~ "Super Fuzz" (1118 I) Terence Hiii, ErnMI 8org- nlne Ar. lnedleled Miami cop u-hit new1ound ~to combat ~Cl'lme.·PG' * * \t "Or99onaleyer • ( 111111) Pe1er MecNlcOI, Caitlin Cllll"ke. A daring young man 111emp11 to r-.cue • rNlid«I from the wr1t~.>of-an andent, hr• brNlhlng cnNllure 'PG' D MOVIE * * * ~ "Everything You Alwaya We.nted To Know About SH (But Were Alreld To A.Mt)" (11172) Wooay Allen, Gene Wilder A ..,._ of cc>nMc a11eccn. apoofa Or OeYld Ae&>oen'• beet-eelllng ti«* In eddl-llon to other_,., 1111-r: 'A' l:IO UE OETl'CTOA BEHHYHlll Benny H• loob •• chll- «en'• swourwnmlnO on Germen~. • MAN< AU88E1..L. WUhlngton'a top polUcal aatlrtlt pok• tun at major --and -aton. Of thedey. (%)MOVIE • • * "Frlendly Pereu• lion" ( tffe) Gary Cooper. Dorothy Mci0ulr$. A family of au. ... ,.... 10 tight In the CMI Wer. t:OO 8 (I) MOVIE * * * "The ln·L•••" (111711) Alen Arkin. Peter F ... A N9w Yortt dentlel ~ lnvoMld In • bizarre eec>IOnege plot when ,,,. mMC• hie 09Ugh- ter'• Mure hlther-tn..lllw. IBJ U QITHEFACTSOf' LIFE Tootle'• brother end hie two college !*a Invite the gim out for "• night on the ra1 ~ WIND6 °" WAit "Pitt 4: Dellence" Byron .. eccepted into the u s N...-y Submatlne School: lfte det • THI MNCN1 CW GANOttl .... dOc.'lln*!W, Of ... mellint ot Notlalil ~lllfl• borough'• -"'"'bloot•· phy ol lftCll811 IHCI•' Mot11ndH 0 1ne1111 lnGludee OOIM*IClt'Y ,,.,,. CMI 1Mmb«a CIMllOe eeroen. John Miiie. M1111n lhMn end 8en KlllQWy (Q) HIW OAY 1H IDIH t:IO D Cll ,AMll y TIU ,.,.... opent I bf '*ereot eooount on the 1tooll 1'1111· ket In hie hlthllf'I namt • M•A•l•H HllWk¥ 1.,,.... wltfl I IOUO" Amty GOtontl lllld 9J .... Qt wflO'• r90llYed e "ONI John" ~-. • llHNVHlll hnny dOM • remakl of ·~ Sundenol Kid." • IT'I Y°"" MOW An 11r1ey ot lltltltlll comlO 1e1en1 ,,., 1n Etta s~ .. · hlletloue alllnt lltm ebout • young merrl•d couple tJY1no to lllOY9 Into ttltlf -l'louN I MAMMAL DUOM THI~ 10!00 8 OUINOY Quincy MWI Iii. llfe of a popular antattllner wtio Mtl hlrnMll on fir• while me::w. * * 'h "Nemu, 'fl19 Kllltir Whele" (111119) LH Mer...U., RlcMrd Erd- mlll'I. A II-wNIM II ... "'°"' delttl by • n•turllllt lnl9'Hled In •ludylng ltl betle\llof. • DUPONT ..oot.UMBIA AWAAOl IH 8AOAOCA8T JOUNW.JIM Wiiier Crontllte lloeta Ihle• annual -de owemony honoring the beet In redlo end televlllon b<oedc:ut )ournellem tor 11'4 )'Mf. ID AUSTIN CfTY UMIT8 Rodney Crowell. Jonn Portne. Guy Cln, -Joe Sf\ev«. 8HI CMWlll end Keith Sytiee pr_,I the atrono writing l•l•nll ~ ha... mede them pert of en emerging ,_ b<eed of aongwrtt--. QD THE W.OIHIAN (C)MOVIE * •'At "The Poa1m1n Alway• Ring• Twice" (11181) Jeck Nlcholeon, Jeellca Lange. A young woman end her iover plot to murder her f\uet>end. 'R' (8)MOVll * •*'At "Sier Wera" ~(111'17) Mer11 Hemltl. Hwri- IOO ford. A motley ~ uon of rebels and robot• bend together to etleck the huge aoeoe tort ot en opprentve o•l•cllc empire. 'PO' al)MOVIE **"A Streng« ta Weloh- lng" ( 111821 Rip Torn, K.te Mulgf-. A peyctlOlic kid· nAP1 1 TV repor1er end the S..)'Mf-old deugtlter ot en _.., ¥ICtkn end llold• them fOf -In Gtend C.Otrel StMlon. 'R' (l)MOYIE * "E\lltapMlc" ( 1119 t) Clint Howlrd, R.G. Atmetrong. A mlltery edlool cadell uaH bleck meglc 10 1-..nge the f\umllletlon he l\U auftered ., the hand• of hie WMl!hler c:tue- mat•. 'R' OMOVE • • • "Stir Cre:r(' ( 1NO) Richard Pryor, Gene WIO- •. Two men -,.,.. • .., fOf bani! robbers end ...,, 10 jell. 'R' 10-.30 • INDEPENOEHT NETWOMNEWS 11:008D8Cl>a'.18 NEWS • SATURDAY NtGffT Hoet· BM Arttlur. Gueela: The Roc:hee. • INSEAACH~M• "The AmltyYlle Horror" • TME JEFRMOH8 George ~ down with "IN rldl man'•~." • HAMY-0 GD P88 LA TENIQHT Host. Oerw1ll Wholeoy (%)MOYIE * **'At "Sier Were" ( 111n) Mertt Hamill, Harri-'°" Forcl. A motley collec- llon Of re«>ele and robola band log9C.h« IO lttldl 11'4 11191 .,_ fOf1 of 111'1 oppre11lve galectlc empire. 'PG' CHANNEL LISTINGS Na1alle retumt to Italy to c:onYlnce Milon met he must IMw Europe; Pug -hie ll1end.nip with P"'*9 Tudabury (Vle1one Tennant) In London. wtllle Rhode 11ey1 In N9w Yori! with Medellne (LIM fll.. becher).Q 11:30 • (I) HART TO HART While trying to find OUI who kllled • brllllent ~ let, the Hartl .,. trapped by • beeutlful adenttlll end eubjeded to OMdty ..,_. lmanlS. 8 KNXT !CBSI 8 KNBC INBCI 0 KTLA llnd) G KABC IABCl D KFMB ICBSI C> KHJ-TV find I • KCST IABCI • KTTV !Ind I II) KCOP· TV 11'1<1 I • KCET (PBSJ • KOCE f PBSI Or• lot of cash? Then call clMtffltd. ThoM thlnp taking up •P'IOt In your hOfM, lttmt )'OU ..,.'tuMd'" :·=:- •IMneed .. Soglv.u•• c.tl ..• It'• ... ,. to uM cm•lfltd to get your Mndt on IOIMCMh. .. ,. (SIS) KOOC llnd I 0 On Tl/ l l TV " HFIO C IC1~mu1 f IWOR l NY . N Y 111 !WlBSI [ ([')PN! S IShow11mc'I 8 Spolllghl 9 ICilbll' New~ Ne lworkl ., • M•A°'•H H11Wk9Y9 flgtlte to keep e wounded aoldler ellve while.,,~ ben8Qt ~on,_ the 4-0nth. • IENNYHIU Benny -Fred Scuttle pra-.-ita Illa ~ of the 0renoe~.z111. • MAM WAINngton'1 lop polllleal .. tlfllt pok• tun 11 major ,_,.. Ind -aton. of G 8TOHIQKT Hoel: Johnny Caraon. Gueet: a.It• o.ila. •a:1 Nl!CNEW8 NIOtfTlM D YOU AlN<!.D FOR rT F•turld: "Mr. Rublll And Hie Cube'' end ''TMChlng CNdl-How To Fly " • MOVE • • • ''8ua1in0" ( 1973) Elliott Gould, Robtrt Blelct. A P* ol vtc. ~ In Lot Angelta get .... lw-lhan-'ftlWWdlno job of • Or•nge Co .. t • Golden Weat • Coaatllne College • NEED YOUR HELPlll DOll'l LET EDUCITIOll DOWll! Quality education In the Coast Community College District ta threatened by: · 1. Class cuts 2. Layoff of yaJued faculty members 3. Cuts In educational programs ' IELP ITIP IT Fiii llPPllllll Let your concerns be heard now. Write to the SO.d of T.,.._, Cout Com""'ntty Coftege Otltr1ct, 1370 Adama Aw .• Cotta M-. CA 12eff, ANO . A~ the next Botird mMttng (NIM eddr .. ) on F«>ruety 9, 1HI. 1:00 p.m. Important IOttvft ... wtll begin It 1~ p.1n. Oran Cout DAIL. KNXT (2) 6:00 11Seven Bridet for Seven Brothen." Hannah and four otbera are 1tranded tn a blluard when their alrplane cruhes In the mountains. KASC (7) 9:00 -"Winds of War." Byron la ccepted Into th U.S. Navy Submarine School and Natalie return• to Italy to convince Aaron he muat leave Europe . KN.BC (4) 10:00 -"Quincy." Quincy aavea the life of a popular entertainer who aeta; himself on fire while freebaaing cocaine. .,,_,lnCI the "Nttle guyt" ~ Ille rHI ulmlnal mattttmind• 00 fr ... 1.::U9 "Vndtrcowe,•" (1'12), ear aaveoa. a-i1t1e Fo-. A 11\11\ It lllred by the. government to locate en •tomlo devb . t1:M (l)NNN John lylW .._ )'Oii thlrlga llrangtr ltlM truth, ..,,,., ttian .... _, unler than 111~ you've ..,., -· tl:OO. !HTMTAIHMIHT TOMGHT An lnMMew with Be«• Mldllf; • look beck •t the l"i'l'"~=WOAD MOVIE * *\4 "Count Three And PrW' (1955) Ven Helltn, Joanne Woodward. A CM Wiii V91eran becoln. • Mff.ordeined mlnlelet end Ml• lbou1 reconatlUCtlng • CS.troYed cnurcn. i ::8 lttP BEYOND "The Slet9d Mulflroom" A apeclee of muatwoom, belleYed to effect the extra eenaory peruptlon ol tlloee who •I It .. l•led. (C)MOVIE •• *"' "Cernal Knowt-edge" ( tt71) Jeck Nldlot- llOfl. Ann·M81grlt. Two )college frlenda epend MY• .,., r-s btfor• and After greduetlon dllcovetlng Ille by lh8l1ng end ewttchlng MCtl other'• glrttrlende 'R' (l)MOVIE • * * • "The Lut Metro" (!NO) C81heftne Deneuv9. I Gerard Oepardleu. Direct· ed by Frencoll Trvffeut ' During World W., 11, the proprietore ot • eme11 Parle theetr• try 10 keep their esteblllf\ment °'*' dUflng ~ lf\e Germen OCCU!Hlllon. 'PO' CtMOYIE • •'At "Cannery Row" t 11182) N'°' Nolte, Oebre Winger. In a tlMOa CelltOI'· nle COlltel town, a mMlne blotoglat becon'9e rC>ITIM- tle:8llty lnvOflled wl1h • gift from lhe loc.i bordello 'PG' 12:0t CID MOYIE **"4 "Thlet" (11181) J._ Cean, T~ay Weld. A SW~ c:rook oi-up ,. llldepeildellCle for • big --tNt ,. f\o9ee wll _.. 1111 _,. Ii• futuN. 'R' 1t:a0 • Cll LATE NIGHT WITH 04W> L.ETTIMIAN o.-t: JcNwl .._d ...... .... ---°' Moe How-8/d °'the Ttw99 St00gee. !~ Nl1WONC NEWS • LOVE, AMENCAH 8TYlE "LO¥e And TM Potlt."'9 Men" MIMn le In low wtlh e -wtlO 11 much tellar "*' llllnltlf. 12:40 8 (I) MOYIE **'A "The Olrta In The ()f'floa" I 1979) ~ Saint Jemes, Berbara Edefl. Four ambltloue WOIT""1 SU-loW end ~ on t"9lr own terme wNle ~ It • t•hlonable daC>artmant ltore. (R) 1:00. TOM COTTLE: UP CLOIE • MOYIE **°" "Cetlow" (1971) Yul ~. Rk:l'tard er.me. An outlaw pl9nnlng • ~ can gokt '*" 1riet to.._ Clear of both ,. """""" frltnd end • treedleroue bounty hunter. Cl) TOM COTn.I: UP, CLOM Ot..1: Rlctwd 8lmmona. • MOVll * • ._. ''Tlwee Feoet W•t" (1'40) John Weyne, llOttd Butta. TM ~-°' en Aull1'lll Immigrant lonOI to rttum home to lfte loWf et1t llft btfllnd umll w dl!IOOllWI ..... "°' .... ...,.0 -blll9\l9CI ,.,, '° be. 9 f.NTBITAINlmlT TONleHT An INlrMw "'"" ... ~ Mldltr. I looll blJdl et tfte "l.AuQh-ln" tMltlaa. (D)C¥W> ITDmM IN COMCaT COIMdlln David....,.." .. joined by John Ca'ldy. '°'.concert pertomwlnoa' lllmed 11 Yortl VnfVerllly In Toronto. -' (%)MOYIE **.,. "DI~.,_,. ( '977) Donlld Su1Ntlend, Fl'WICIM Raloelte. An Inter· netlonll hit m111 t>eoomM obeleled wtlh finding hit ~wlle.'R' 1::IO 8 QI NBC NEWI OWJNCIHT • MOVE **"It~ The World " jlllH) Peter Gr--, e.-ty Ganwlcl. An UtJli -cnetwt lld-ed ~•..,...le bent on taking con«rol °' the world. Cl) MOYIE • "Riden Of 0.tln)I" ( t933) Jof1n Weyne, Gabby HeyH. A government egent lrlel to help • group · of renc:fttrl r9gllln their waterrlghta. • 80 YOU TWN< YOU GOT TAOUel.£8 t:40 (CJ MOYIE **"St. Helanl" 111111) Ail cem.y, ~ HUfl- '""'· An ~-old '""' r9fuMe to leewa l"'8 amall reeort efter • oeotool•t Pfadlcta • vdc:enlc dlaM-w. 'PO' 2:00 8 (I) C8I NEWS NIGKTWATCH 1.=WOAU> • • ... "Johnny Got Hie Gun" ( '971) Tlmottly Bot· 1-. Kathy Aelde.. During World W• I, a ~ ArMrtcen eoldllr ..._ blt!M lnjuf1ee haw lift him • lm«Jltel. ,.,.._ lluell, •• , .... about .. cMl- len cMlyl •tie .,_ IO find -purpoae to ,,.. ..... tenol. 'PO' .MOVIE ***.,."~You ,.,...... WllrMCI To ~ AboUt Sex (lut w .. Afraid To ,_y· (1972) Woody Al9n, Gene Wiider. A_..°' comic-~ apoofa Or. OeYld Aeubei\'• b..e-Mllng ho<* In ~ tlon to ottw llllOt1ed tar- 2:to 00~ * *... "8wtln' LOOM" I 11111) Rk:hard Pryor. C.. ~ Tyton. A bumbllng bur· gter, 1 concerned ~_,~ c:llldw'an iNllle I tnght- lng ~trip In . br<*tn-down IChool but. 'A' 2:ta Cl> MOVa * • ._. "Urgtlt A Mullc war (1•1> OoeuiMntlty. c:ono.t '°°'80I timed In London, N9w Yen. Cel- for* Ind Freno9 .,.. llghtl the par1o1 mancee ol S4 .... w-groupe. ~TM Polee. O.WO. Join -end The C»Go9. 'A' l'.30. 8 QI NIWI 2:40 (Z) CHAN.& CHAMPUH TAL.K8wmt JOHN DARLING 11vu Aprll 3, 1983 hrlmp&Fish $"clal ·~~39 I'• • ttelt thlt'1 worth the tr•pt Four ble Qulf lhrlmp. our crl1py nth nllet, pew fryet, 111w & hulhpuppfetl Shrlmply -~I • ,, j' 11!1!!1 Orang• Ooa1t DAIL y PILOT/Wednttd•r· '•brUllY •• 11N 'Talley's f'olly' miXies oil with water skillfully.· I &>; TOM TITUS tlml~ and frtendl thtnkT), not to nwnUol\ the fact .e~Y~:-nke oU and water the lmmlarant that • doeln't quite truat thil .Uahtly mfd tultor. Jew and the Ml11ourl Method l1t, and their Kembi. whme roi. 1' the more demandlnc· OO\frtlhlp taket on the air of 1 well-plotted ... ult pertonna bril.uMtJy •he •ll the J*.'e of the action, on an lmpregnable fortreta. K•mblt la th• lmpuh!\l•• falt ·talkln~ then vari• l=teclly. HJa...,.. of lronk, urbane Thi• ia the crux of "Talley'• Folly, .. a accountant who paya a Ntum vtan 10 OhrtaUamen • humor ll IP dly develos>ed and hit lhlfUna of tw9'-Characwr dramaUc a>rnedy by Lanford Wllaon, rural •ttinl Cd recaptunt a lovt that bloomed the emoUoNJ .-n to a Iott of bwpU«i waddneil ii th• mo1t reeonant theatrical voice to come out ot the awn.mer btrore. She la havina none ol lt, at leut on ll'nOOthly llCCOMpllahed. ~e Wett aJ.nce Wllliam Inp. It'• an lntenaely the llW'face, =the telltale "8N of capltuladon Chrl1tlan1tn, In 1harp character contraat, lnYolvf.na play, demandina total concentration and are climpetd..,. ln tht pine. pretenll a hJahly convlncf.nC Mldw•tem belle, a adherence to chancier. It'a "Two for the Seeuw" with the ethnic cancly diamond ln the roup. While lhe a. not At the Newport Harbor Acto1'9 Theater -ln a 1 idenUficaUon reveratd aa Kemble expend• alwaya perfect In her tlmln1, 1he cr4tea a apeclal, lix-performance "dark night" project -conalderable entrl)' and charm 10 wam\ the heart deceptively complex woman whoee fHrt and \hit fractioua romance la aklllfully played out by of the 31-year-old country•11r1 who'• probably fNltraUonl ate 10C*d ln a tuperb c11mlctic ..w. vt.ltlna artilt Mark Kemble and a well-known local h8dil\I for 1plnl1erhood. She~ few Nllat'W of Tht play ia an acto;•, drum. B•\h t.hek...abarac1en and tcr1tch, by methodical de~ • their IW'fecee 10 expoee thtrit Inner moUvatJon; He ii much more than the Cllb romantldat, and her character run1 tar deeper thun the: reticent rural pth"'"9 we flrwt cllmJ*). Utina the Illa from prevloua NHAT t hOWI for the rundOwn boethoule whJch Jenda the play lw lJtle, K..mble and Chriatianaen hold their audience ln thrall for an uninterrupted 97 mJnut8 which 1eem1 quite aborter when the performance endt "T11ley'1 Folley" contlnuea at the Acton ~. 880 .Monte Vlata St., eo.ia Meaa, for four moN pll'f ormanc., pla)'ina Mondaya and T\.letidAaya throu;h J'eb. 23 ln repertory with the theater'• weekind Dl'OductJon of "Tartuffe." Call 831-0110 tor *ket lnlonnataon. actre. billed u Brigttt Chriatlanlen. oonvenlion (what. for haven'• aakt, would her ptrformen ani llvm the opponunlty 10 n.a, ~ ----------------------:---------------------------------;._....;_ ______ ~------.:..;_----.:._-------------------------------------------- Gleason against the world By BOB THOMAS ............ ,,_ Wl'tlef ~OLL YWOOD, Fla. -The llmouline drove carefully through the gravel pit and parked next to a motor home. An aide held an urubrella to protect the cu'• puaenger from the gentle rain as he walked the few feet from car to shelter. The door of the motor home slammed lhµt. Jackie Gleason had arrived on the movie location. It was 3 p .m ., and Gleuon was enraged. He had been waiting all day at his $2-million mansion at Lauderhill, an hour's drive away. The call had been c ha nge d thre e tiples, a nd G leason demanded to know why. Mort Engelberg. pro- d ucer of "Smokey is the Bandit, Part ID," and Dick Lowry , the d lrector, trooped to Gleason's quarters to plaat.e their star. Having made three movies in one y e ar, Gleason is on a roll. But at 66, he still diaplaya the raw energy and self-prot.ectiveneaa that lifted him out of burlesque to become one of the nation's moat enduring clowns. Gleason i s now appearing in movie theaters in "The Toy," with Richard Pryor, a COfliC with an entirely different 1tyle. "The Sttng II," with Mac :O.via and Karl Malden, will be released in the spring. The summer wW bring the third version of "$mokey and the Bandit," in which Burt Reynolds makes a brief appearance. The plot for the new "Smokey" offers the uaual slim baaia for staging a vast number of car lhuea and ·csaahee. ow.on plays a•uble .... {iucible 1lberlff BM1 Ill T. -.Justice.and • Batadit himaelf, i==~ on a hell-bent ll race for money. • t .6 -miHion veraal movie baa ftlmlng throughout . On a w« hwnid tbe location WU a dln1 -1upply c..-nlMIJly, where cars ncect aroUnd mountains tof.pvel. . Mter hia conference wfth the producer and dlrec_t_o~L~~euon w11 ltiJl 8eeUllDIJ: ''Can you lnwclne! First they tell / mf 11 o'clock. then 12, then 1. Why can't they make up their mlnda?'' laclde Gleuoll .,.m.t tht world. :J'h,at'• the way it hM b*1 II.nee h1a Brooklyn b')'hoocl Over the,..... be. h11 touaht •t::! awked niaht club a:nd movfe producen w· h o c a a t h i m a 1 • ...-. and Arabi. ma b.attlea with network b-.. d~ hill yean •·lth '·'The Jackie 0-leaaon Show" and "l'he Honeymoonen" •r 1-pndary. He may bave 11ellowed llnce hla heart o.-ratlon a couple of ytan .,o, but it'• not n•ttctable. He 1Ul1 ·--.~~·-·"be 1(ah1. "A~t i' t-be tlon, wife Tay wham rled '" 11'7&) the • "" ~c91rf\lllll, wbll lbould • ... • 'be -~-., .. • '«-.M-t,..l~t·ve Oirector [ Z £.~ecu ' 1 S ~cCal1ister\ty Hosp\ta1 ~;ch . 1ntercolt1Tlun Huntington ttunt\ngton mun\ty \ntercolft \ta\ Mo•P un1ess 1ab your care, Dilly Piiat Wedl\Mday, 'evruary 8, 1N) SLIM GOURMET SUPERMARKET SHOPPER MEAD ON WINE C2 C3 ce • lnerries Jubilee -a spectacular d es8ert . . . C7 Capture hearts with special ' . With this array of fest ive foods, you'll be giving your specia l Valentine a memorable meal while providing m any valuable nu trien ts. Dressy desserts Elegant desserts often appear to be difficult to prepare, but in reality, many are not. Garnishes, frosting techniques or special fillings can be the difference between an ordinary dessert and a dessert extraordinaire. Torte. for example. is an old German name for a special type of rich dessert. It is often a multilayered cake or mering~ dessert that is filled with rich buttercream or fruit and topped with lavish whipped cream frosting. Fancy. yes. Dlfficult. no. Cake rolls or logs are sheet cakes that are shaped whlle warm and filled with jam or a cream-type mixture. Topping is optional. Easy-to-follow directions make this dessert possible for even the novice baker. Garnish a simple dessert, such as bar cookies. with complementary foods or Ingredients prepared In a special way. Cinnamon-flavored garnishes spice up apple desserts. Mint complements chocolate. Orange or lemon sllces are perfect for garnishing a cltru&-flavored cake. Chocotate curls make an ordinary chocolate cake very special. Cherry-Almond Strips 1 peck11ge goldMl brownie mix .... Vt!! ........... buttef, eoftened l t9blelpDDMW.W Vt te11paon 8'lnond extrect ........... 1~ oupe powdefed ....... 'h t111p1on elmond extrect y, oup llloed ....... th CM'lt Out .... 08ftdllll aoti .. 11e1~rrtrr111 ..... Heat oven to 350 degreet. GreaM t>ottom only of rectangular,pan, 13X9X2 Inches. Ml~ brownie mix (~ry), egge, margarine, water and \4 t~ almond extract wfth spoon. Spread tn pen. Bake 25 mlnutea. Beet egg whltet In amaH bowl until toemy. Gradual beet In pC)Wdeted eugar. Continue t>eettng untll ettH, about 3 mlnutee: bMt In ¥l t•epoc>n almOnd extrllCt. 8pr•d over werm brOwnlel. Sprtnkt. With Unpndl Ind candled chen1ee. Bake until meringue is light brown. about 10 minutes. Cut into strips, about 3X 1 Inch. 36 strips. Cherry Cream Torte 1 packea• whit• e11k• mix 3 egg whit .. 1 YI cupe mllk 1 tub vantna froetlng 1 packege (3 ouncee) cream cheffe, aoftened 1 e11n (21 ouncee) cherry pie ftlllng, drained (reMrv• •rrup) Heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease and flour jelly roll pan, 151/:zX10Y.!X1 Inch. Beat cake mix (dry). egg whites and milk In large bowl on low speed, scraping bowl constantly, until blended. Beat on medium speed. scraping bowl frequently, 2 minutes. Pour Into pan. Bake until cake springs back when touched lightly In center, 20 to 25 minutes. Cool 10 minutes. Remove from pan: cool cake completelx on wire rack. Beat 'I• cup of the frosting and the cream cheese In small bowl on high speed, scraping bowl constantly. untll smooth, about 1 minute. Cut cake crosswise Into 3 equal parts. Place 1 part on plate: spread with half of the cream cheese mixture, chefrlee and 3 tablespoons reterVed cherry syrup. Top with another part cake: spread with remaining°'*" chMle mixture, cherries and 3 tabtelpoont chlrrY syrup. Top with remaining part cake. Frost srdel of cake with remaining frosting. Spread top with \\ oup cherry •yrup, alk>wlng some to dftzzle down skSet. Refrigerate at leeat 1 hour before serving. Refrigerate any remetrnng torte. Chocolate-Cherry Cake Roll If you have trouble finding the right Valentine's Day cards and gifts to express your feelings, let your loved ones know just how special you think they are with a Valentine's meal made just for them .. Since nothing satisfies like a thick, juicy beef steak, you' re sure to win hearts when you headline the menu with Broiled Sirloin Steak with Wine Sauce. While the meal-sized steak Is delicious simply broiled, It becomes holiday-special served . with a flavorsome Madeira wine sauce accented with mushrooms and green onions. Fortunately for the busy cook. broiling a tender sirloin steak .,. couldn't be easier. For best results, you will want to place the steak the proper distance from the heat for Its thickness and time it carefully, broiling just to rare or medium. Since steak and salad naturally go together, Include Salade Jardin on your Valentine's menu. Crisp iceberg lettuce is teamed with fresh mushrooms, cherry tomatoes. green onions and capers. then tossed with a homemade lemon-oil dre~ing. For dessert, say "Be mine!" ..deliciously _with Cherry Amaretto Cream. Broiled Sirloin Steak With Wine Sauce 1 or 2 beef alrloln atHka, cut 1 to 1 'h lnchn thick Salt Pepper Wine Sauce• Place steak on rack in broiler pan so surface of 1-lnch steak is 2 to 3 inches from heat and 1 Y2-inch steak is 3 to 4 Inches from heat. When one side is browned, season. turn and finish cooking on the second side. Season. Steaks cut 1 inch thick require 18 to 20 minutes for rare and 20 to 25- mlnutes for medium. Steaks cut 1 Yz inches thick require 25 to 30 minutes for rare and 30 to 35 minutes for medium. Serve with Wine Sauce, if deSired. *Wine Sauce 2 t.bleepoon• butter 1 cup lllced muahrooma 'h cup allced green onion• '1' cup water , 2 tHapoon1 cornatarch 'I• te .. poon Nit . 'h C'up Madelr• win• Cook mushrooms and onions In butter. stirring occaslonaHy. about 4 minutes. Combine water, cornstarch and salt: add to vegetables, stirring constantly Stir tn wine and cook slowly 4 minutes. stirring occasionally. Yield: 1 cup sauce. Salade Jardin 1 head Iceberg lettuce Lemon-Oii Dreealng • I to 7 cherrr tometoee, quertered • to 5 muahroom1, thlnlr allced 1 green onion, thlnly •Heed 1 teble9poon caper•, drained 't'• cup gerllc croutone 3 table9poon• tr .. htJ greted Romano or ParmeHn chMH Core, rinse and thoroughly drain lettuce. Refrigerate In plastic bag or container to crisp. Prepare lemon-Oil Dressing. Tear lettuce into bite-sized pieces to measure 6 cups. (Refrigerate remaining lettuce in plastic bag for future use.) Place torn lettuce. tomatoes, mushrooms, green onion and capers In sal,ad bowl. Toss gently with dressing. Add croutons and cheese and toss again. Serve immediately. 4 to 6 servings. *Lemon-oil Dressing Combine 1 Y2 tablespoons lemon juice. 1 minced small garlic clove and Vs teaspoon each salt and sugar. With a fork or whisk gradually beat In 11. cup __Q!_ive oil. Yield: Y.i cup dressi_n.._. _____ _ Cherry Amaretto Cream 2 envelope• unflevored geletln 1 cup cold weter 'I• cup auger 2 tabteapoona lemon lulc• 1/• teaapoon Hit 1 can (21 ounce•) tert cherry pie ftlllng 2 cupa (1 pint) Whipping or heavy c ream, whipped 'I• teupoon almond extract 2 tablnpoona amaretto liqueur Sprinkle unflavored gelatin over cold water In saucepan: let stand 3 to 4' minutes. Stir over low heat until gelatin Is completely dissolved, aboUt 5 mlnutes. Add sugar. lemon juice and salt, stirring to combine. Stir in 1 Yz cups cherry pie fill. Chill until mixture begins to thicken slightly. Fold In whipped cream. Pour into 2-quart mold; chill until firm. Meanwhile combine amaretto with remaining cherry pie filling and cook atowty 2 to 3 minutes. Cool slightly. To serve, unmold dessert onto serving plate: top with cherry sauce. Yield: one 2-quart mold. ... I C 'I Orange Coaat DAIL V PILOT /Wedntld1y, Ftbru1ry 0 , 1913 New height-weight charts pleasing to . the i!lump Or BARUAKA 1h11n "dt!1trubl1.1," 'rlllt: LEAN LIVIC the~rbetwt..'f'nav~rag brtw., n 1mokN1 uncl G ~t~2.~~g lo J<'n-tlt•rll· ~:;~;~(ding lo the nt>w :1~1~~11f~~. th~t·!!~!~ rri~ :~~I~~:~~~:~~ ~t noS~~k~~':· 6't'n 4•rully i llll IDURMIJ St•lt1l'r. you 1ru1y llOt w• WUMthl'µr«VIOUIC'hurt tht• chart tolk 1 o(. nOlllllir••OtWllt UM'<i to weigh lti .. unc.l huvt• .u1 Cut 1111 yuu think In w ro n ll ? W h II c.• th t• "d<'Hlrabk wc.•lght," It ht• hl&hcr mortullty rules; fact, e ven Cht•ryl T1eg11 Metropolltun t'hort hu11 wpcok• only In tt1rm1t uf Con•t'<tucntly, un Suhiur oatlmated thut Ttw rww "dt•tclruhh· m •w l'lu11 t11 liud a.o rm• l'OUldprobublyudduft·w b~en c r1ttl'17.t•d 11 1 lon~t·vlty updutt• of ''do1lrublu had It ~n po1111lblt1 to W(•IJ(ht11" won't nffot•t .,rft'Ct onthPw•·i~huw11cl on " c.llct," ht! uy1. eitatln~ thot ho 11 ''juat rlgh t,' oc:cordlnH to the l)('W t hllrlJJ ''f Ulj('\.I to be.• u v l' r w t' I K h t , ' ' h t• 'hu~ k 14'11 pounds promollnf an unrealUillt' "1 t was true In 11159," w •lght11" la In order. a e gr e g at c 1 mo kl' r 8 ln»urance f rt"ml un111, u wul1tllnlo<J of uc lA>1 t1 und Whal 'll your "cu Jorie Seltzer 1s the nl'tuury model o slt>ndecneea, NY• Seltzer, "and It le ~hr.or further noted ata tl1 t lcully, th e Metropo ltnn Life• models quQllc•nt?" Do you know behind the famous Seltzer aays, "lt'a not Ii 11tJll true thftl tho.t• who Amorlco 'a pol yglot "dealrable weight" 1poke11r><'l'IOn Mid. Selt7.N 1my11, "Ads im• how rnony calorf('S a day Metropoliwn Life height question of being right or weigh lesa than lWera'{e pop u I all on, Illy Ing rangH tor non-1mokcra 1' h f' I n e u r 11 n <.' ~ ul r1•1.uJ y he gin n 1 nl( to you can eat to urrhif' at and weight tables, JUst wrong, but 11 mauer of 11 v e the Ion g est ' "Desirable welghta may would have been lower. c..'Ompany provides wull portray morC' or dan111 y the wc.•lght you want to revised upwards, and the most up-l o-dult' Thcrf'fore, "de1i roble be different for various He bRsed hlB gut..11.S on chart• and other luokmg peoplr•" b<.>? Send a stamped sometimes he feels tht> information. weights" ure leS!J thon Nhnic groups." o ther research to be lnformaUon to doctors. At ~ foet 11 lncht.'6 and solf·addressed envelope whole weight of thl• "The last c hart was avl'roge He also conceded that publl1hed 1oon In the Seltzer bellevea that. 175 pound11, how docs and 50 cent• t.o SLIM world on his shoulders. published m 1959 and However , the latest while sick people had Journal of the American fewer people will be told Sellzer')ILack up un his GOURMET RECIPES In truth, 1t is, bt.>cauS<.• w a i; b a s t' d o n information Indicates been removed from the Medical AuoclatJon that to slim down. own chari.s? "I wll my FOR SLlMMING, P .O. th<' Metropolitan hl'1ght information drawn from hthat the averogMe wcighl.S statistical pool, there was re lathes s m oking and H e al a o s a I d he friends that I cturnged Box 624, Sparta, N.J. a nd weight table ha~ ~a_1_w_t_he_r~ge_n_e_r_a_U_on_._··~~~a_v_e_g_o_n_e_u_p_.~o_r_~~v_er_.~n_o~d_i_s_c_r_l_m~l_n_a_i_l_o_n~~wdg t~~nge~ty. wouldn't mind If the thechar~rath~r th~ao 07871. been the worldwide weigh• guidt· ror w1111 ·AUIAll U•1•W.•I ~;f.~~;f !!:;~{,~itf~ ...... • RI IU • in 1913, based on the 14 VACATIONS OF 9 DAYS ON 2 EXCITING ISLANDS! Hndings or the Society of Actuaries. ~ . An actuary with th£' ,)ra,y JU HA•All 0#... ~(, •~stelll Airlines company since 1955, and ,.,.,c .. •nwcmn ,,,.,.....,, ~" ,., """' ...... .,.... .. V" fr. 1970 th nMUAlt\' ........ ..,.,,.,.,,,..Alf.,.._.,_. an o 1c.'t'r since . c "°" •llAH•r ••'""9 UH:AncNf. .. ~ ••• .. ,....... Hawai/Alaska /Malnlan<JUS A /Canada/Metxico Nt•W York-born Seltzer NO ~UltCHA•• t• ••c•a&tlt'l•~•CIC·U~ ~,. •• 4 1l;.;.._ ___ jiiiiiiiiiiiiil is now in ch a r g e o f •NTlt'I •&.AlllCa 111 TH• no1t• • ••• COii~ l:'.:='~..\J'·rG" .. "!lf:'.i:tit'::Sl.:.a:: .:9ft7 l'OOrdinating the table's 1tuua ~rao 111A&.&. ••ITH'• ._.-_.U"..:...... ...-ir-.-----·=-== third major update. I spoke to Seltzer just as the company was getting r e<idy to go to ~ess with its new chart. Th ey w e r e s ti l l f1m~-tumng the numbers, but Seltzer conceded the latest revision would be more what constitutes "desirable weight." The new chart sets w e ights at 5 to 15 percent higher than the previous chart The span of desirable wcrghls for any given height or body frame is broader. The r es ult ? M o r e Americans n ow find themselves within the "acceptable .. range and may not be "overweight" at all. The weight you a re s truggling t o marnta10 may be less A dessert for your Valentine So light it's hardly there -yet so rich you can't re:Dst it. So perfect for your Valentine. Creamy Apple Mold . . sour cream and eggs baked with apple sauce. When it's urunolded and served with sliced frozen or fresh s trawberries it will be t h e piece de resi s tance for th e Valentine's Day dinner. This dessert is in the French s tyl e ... magnificently rich and made to be ser ved in small portions. No more calories than a big piece of cake, but somehow more special. Apple sauce makes an interesting contra.St with the sour cream. Its alight tartness makes the aour ere.am seem not so rich a nd the sw eet apple flavor blends with and accents the flavor of tne sour cream. The overall effect is that of a light dessert. Fresh or frozen strawberries add just the right touch of color. This dessert can be served year 'round. Its versatility lies in the sauce or topping you decide to add. It can be your choice of fresh, canned or froi.en fruit, or just a spoonful of creme de menthe or coff&e liqueur. Even a drizzle of chocolate sau ce goes well. CREAMY APPLE MOLD 2 teasp oo ns unflavored gelatin 1 ~ cups apple sauce 2 eggs 3 tablespoons sugar 1 pint (2 cups) 90W' cream i,, teaspoon vainlla extract Fresh 'or froze n sliced strawberries Sprlp.kle aeJaUn over .,, cup of the apple sauce in a small aaucepan. Let stand 5 minutes; then heat ,ently a minute of two until gelatin la · d laaolved. Cool whU• preparing the rest of the d-1t Bea~e with aupr undl tly t.hkkened. Blend n sour cream1 apple ...... vanma and apple aauce-1elatln mixture. Pour Into a areued 1-quart mold. Place mold 1n 1 larpr pap of hol water aad ... ,, 826 ...... . foi 41 ...... :m"~\mdl leL. Ceo& ID mold, dMil cbUl. JrlMm re•dJ lo MrW1 unmOW. ·~ lntD IHI lft .... -.--tDpwtlti....-lllllllil4 CUpl or I i9rYlnf'· ~.,. --· . .·· ~ ... . . ' . __ .. _._. ,. ~-s·:·~} ·~~...... --~ ~ J '-· ...... ~· LONDON BROIL UIOA CHOtCll a1U 90MIU18 TMIC• CUT ltOUMD .. 1~ ~'!.AATIAED PORK LOIN ..... 111 !~~,!~~!_CUBE_.~~~AKS _ ..... 211 ~!~~ FARM SAUSAGE ..... 211 POLSKA KIELBASA ..... 211 PREMIUM RUSSETS PMMNllMAOO "°TATOSS lk It .. ~~'!!.~_E_MO_N_s ____ -=-&:•1 ORCHID CORSAGES 1 .•• c-mn--.... -····--.... --·----···--····· SUNNY •llC DEUS KT CITINa PUNCH PllOM P\0-..A. ... oz. STL ENJOY I NllHTI IETWEEI 2 FRISH PORK aUTT ROA8TS 1 n NUor.U--IA !'!'!V:.,~~~!t PORK 8AUSAG• 2" !!:'.,.C,!!!~.~~.~ INAPPBR aa.211 COCKTAIL SHRIMP ..... 3• AILIOU PEAll a~. If I IROWI ONIONS neffAM0-.0 ll'Oll UlADS 1~1 !.'!.·~ CABBAQI! ___ ..... 17• ~.~.!!.f!~!.2_~~~ _ _ 5i11 !~!!!~!_~_ ...... ______ 611 ~!S~~V~OL~S .. _____ 111 WIKI WIKI POTATO CHIPS , ... ... TREI 1'0P APPLE JUICE 111 M-O&.•n ----.. --··--··--·---HAWAllAN PUNCH 87• ---- !!!?~_BEEF --·-___ ..... 1• LITTLE JUAN COAN DOGS 1n ~~-~T~.KS __ --··--:-3• WESTERN OYSTERS 111 RED GRAPEFRUIT .. .,MD '** TEJlA8 NU.00'-.a __ _ ·--u.49- ~~,!~S-------SN FRESH COCONUTS ~ TREESWEET OIWIGE JUICE 1l>OZ. CAM "90ZO -~ . IEWPOIT IUCH • COSTA lllEIA Otamu t'.JHI OAH v Jiil 0 rlWltdttHd•v. l'ebru•ry •• 1"3 t 'I ------------------..,...--------------~------------------------------------._. ____________________________________________ ) Don't thmper with pri_;-- By MARTIN SLOANE Dt'l&r Mur ll n : I rK't'ntly found u hMngwa on lht' nt'(•k u ( ti 24·0Unct' bollle of L l1ttorm lnt C1nnomon It oUered u refund a nd 11tuted thot the required proofs uf pur('hose could come from either tht• 24-or 18 -oun t·e site o f cinn amon or regular flavor Would 1t have been all ri~ht to switch the h angtag to th t> 18-ount'e bottle o f Lastermint regular, the one I preferred to buy'? -Stephanie S ., Sunnyvale, Calif. De ar Stephanie: I follow a simple rule when I'm in th e supermarket. I never tamper w i.th a price marking . l abe l proof-of-purc hase or h a ngtag . To make unauthorized changes in any of these things is to ask for trouble. What may seem lik e an innocent act to you, may be viewed differently by an employee of the store. It just isn't worth the possible embarrassment. If you felt you wanted the hangt ag , and believed the company's purpose would b e equally ser ved if you purchased the 18-ounce size. then the prope r thing to do would be to go to the store manager and ask permission to change the hangtag to the smaller size, regular flavor. · Dear Martin: l want to tell you a bout a ver y special s upermarket chain that goes to great lengths to listen to their customers. In the spring and fall of each year, Copps S upermarkets conducts meetings of its consumer board. Customers who would like to atte nd the consumer board meeting ca n fill o ut a form available in the store or be recomme nded b y a c urre nt consu m er member of the board. Several weeks before the consumer boa rd m eet ing , Co pp 's consu m e r h o m e economist, Carol Porter, sends out an agenda, listing subjec ts that management would like to discu s s with c ustomers. A recent agenda asked us to take a good look al the produce department and comment on it at the meeting. I have attended two of these board meetings and people are not afraid t o c r i ti cize whe r e necessary, but there is also praise wh ere deserved. Sugges tions for improvemen ts are offered and management listens. More important, the Copps people leave these m eet ings and foUow up on what they hear. These meetings do not solve all the problems, but they are a big step in the right direction tow a rd improving supermarket-custom er relation s. -Phyllis Huska, Madison, Wis. Dear Phyllis: I spoke with T om Copp s. vice-president in charge of public affairs, and he told me the cons umer board meetings started in Madi8on five years ago. Appr oximate l y 35 consumers meet with 12 Copps executives and store ma nagers fo r a dinner in one of the local hotels. "Why go to all this trouble?'' I asked him. "We oft.en get so close to the woods that we can't see the trees," said Copps. •'All of u s ln management think we know what our stores look like, but we should be thinking about what they look lik e to our customers. That's why we listen t o them ca refull y at th e cons umer board meetings." lmprovang eommunJ• ·cat.lona between super- rnarketa aod consumers ia the objective of "Let's Talk," a new program of The NaUonal Alliance ot Supermarket Shol£:"· Cl»W ... WL "='i:.. ......... 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Bakt offd.potcatc..Topwlth pitted dark 1weet minute ; cool to d1•ar••<?11 Line jolly roll clo8vt1 wlthdthe wa\er. CH• ~l!P. ·---t _J~4-ounce0~l until cake aprinp beck another layer, cut 1lde cherrl.,, drained end I u luw arm . 8 t Ir In ptin, l:HhclO~xl Inch. Pre• In P • n : ""'A"'-va..A•• ·--\NUIM -when touched U,htly In down,;. 1prHd with ~ chopped (rwerve 1yrup) chtrrlu and brandy w i th waxed paper, 1prlnkle with nuta. Beke CUE finely 1hred 4td (about "9nter, 30 to 35 mlnuta. cup \,;reamy Vanilla 2 ta ble1poon1 flavorln1. Rtfrl1erate grt•ut>. Beat •111 In about lD mlnu\ff; c:ool. 1 ~I• devll1 ~cup) C(ool 10 mJnuta. Remove Froetlna. comtt.arch until chJUtd. amallbowlonhlah•peed DriuJewJthSpk.'eOtu.. food, c t.e fuqe or Heat oven to 3&0 from pane: cool cake Top with another 2 tableepoona1upr Creamy Va a Illa until thick and lemon Cut Into ban. about 1our cream chocolate de1rtt1. OreaH and completely on wire rack. layer, cut l!de up,·~ 1 table9poon brandy r r, 1 t I•,: Be at 1 l'Olored, about 2 mlnut.ee. 3x 1 ~ lnche1. 3 doaen ceke mlx flour 2 round penl, 8 or Prepare Cherry Filllna with remalntn1 Cherry flavorLna envelope ( 11' ounce•) Gradually beat In cake cook:lee. 3..,. txlH l.nchtl. BMt cake and Creamy Vanilla Fl1 lln1 . Top wl th Add ~ water to whipped topptna mix mix (dry). water and oil Spice Gla1t1 Mix 1 cup 111' cupa water mhc (dry), •UI• water, J'roetln1. Spilt cake to rernatnina layer, cut Ude reeerved cherry ayrup to and ~ cur cold milk in on low apeed, continue powdered 1u1ar, "' ~ cup dairy aour 1our cream, oll and make 4 1ayer1, (To apllt, down. J'roet e!de and top meaaure 4' cup. Mix anall bow on low apeed beating, scraping bowl tea• Poon Ir o u n d crMm brandy flaYOl"lna in larae mark Ude of cake with of cake with remainlna cornatarch and et.1pr in 1 minute. Beat In 1 tub ()('Caslonally, l minute. c I nn am on and l ~.cup veptable oU bowl on low apeea. wooden p!ck1 an d cut Creamy Vanilla Fro1Un1. 1-quart Mucepa(l; It.Ir in vanllla frostin8 on hlah Pour batter into pan. tablespoon water In 1 tableapoon brandy ecraptna bowl oonetantly, wJth !:"f• thin knife.) Gently preu chocolate ayrup mixture. 1peed, 1crapln1 bowl ~~~~~Ing evenly to g:"inboad~l~~"!:::r: flav~rry Fllllna 30ls~n medium up~pla~Y.~~:\~~~.:lca'k~poonfula on tide he~~o!rZ:r:,:~~~ ~~~;~~~=~ 8 a k e u n l ti ca k e ,-1 _ta_bl_es_._poo_n_a_t_a_U_me_.___,(._be.._lo""--w_.) ________ •.P.'-.e_e_d_, _•_c_r_a~p_ln_a.._b_o_w_l__...h ... a ... l_f--.o ... f_..;.t h;.;;..;;.e...-C....;.h.;...e;...;r;...;r'""y.___C;;.;H=E~R;.;;R.;;..Y;;;...;:F:..;1;;:;1;;:;'1;;;;;'1.;...N;.;:G~.-..::u:.:n.:.;t~ll:;...;.:m:.:.::l:.:.::x;.=.tu:;;.;r:..;e:;....;t;.;h;.:lc:.:.::k;.;:;e.;;:rut=---~mln=:zU.::ta=-. ------ s pr Ing s back when touched lightly m center, 12 to 1 5 minutes . Immediately invert on towel s prinkled ge n e r o usly with powde red sugar . Carefully roll cake and towel from narrow end. Cool on wire rack 1 hour. Beat whipping cream and 2 tablespoons of the frosltng mix (dry) in small bowl until stiff peak s f orm ; fold in che rries and almonds. Unroll cak e; remove towel. Spread cake with whipped cream mixture. Roll up; refrigerate until chilled. about 4 hours. Prepar e remaining f rostmg mix as directed on package; frost cake roll. Garnish with red cinnamon candies or choppe d maraschino cherries and chopped toasted a lmonds if desired. 10 servings. PINEAPPLE CRUMB BARS I package coconut pecan frosting mix 1/1 cup margarine or butter. softened 1 cup all-purpose flour h cup quick-cook- ing oats Ptneapple FiJling (below) Ht! at .oven to 4 0 0 degrees. Mix frosting mix (dry) and margarine in large bowl : stir in flour and oats. Press hall o f th e mixture in ungreased rectangular pan. l 3x9x2 inches. Prepare Pineapple Fil ling: s pread over mixture in pan. Top with remaming oat mixture; press lightly. Bake until top is light brown, 25 to 30 mmutes. While warm, c u t i nto bars, about 2x 11/i inches. 3 dozen cookies. PINEAPPLE FILLING Mix ~ cup sugar and I Lablespoon oomst.arch m 2 quart saucepan. Stir m 3 cans (8 ounces each) crus hed pineapple in Juice. undrained. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixtur e thickens and bo1 ls. Boil and stir 1 minute. SPICE-NUT FUDGE BARS 1 pac kage fudge brownie mix 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon 'A teaspoon ground nutmeg 114 teaspoon ground cloves 3A c up coar sely chopped nuts Spice Glaze (below) Heat oven t o 350 degrees. Grease bottom only of jelly roll pan, 1 5 1.1\x lO 'h xl inch . Prepare brownies as d i reeled on package Chapma n program accredite d C hapman College's Food S cie nce and Nutrition program ha.a received accreditation from the Institute of Food Technologlat's Education Canmittee. The Institute of Food TechnologistJ la the international food, 8dence governtna body.: lt has aci:redit.ed Only 40 schools In the United States and Canada. Chapman'• acc:reditatkln comes to a prosram that WU l tanecf ·three yeen• a,o. Profe11or J'red Oaporaao, chairman of the Food Science and Nutrition Proaram at Chapman, add the accreditation la a b6I plua tor the ttbool'a Jll'Oll'IUll. "Alona with reco1nt1ln1 the hl1h quality of the~ at Chapm.Nl." he '"!be accreditation a howa Chapman food ldenee, mejon to apply for 15 tcholarahtpa ranclnl from teoo to ~,oo au.-... •' the ln1tltut e o1J ood ,....ti••••" Basic o~ &lue! • Week after week, Los Angeles/Orange County area shoppers are continuing to prove lower food totals at Lucky • Our low price leadership Is put to the test every week. • Start saving more at Lucky. BONDED MC".ATS T·BONE STEAK llOnOIO Net lain TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ~s lonOlcl IMf l.Olf'I .. 238 .. 238 BLADE CUT 98 CHUCK STEAK IOnClfCI INf Lii • FRYIN<i CHICKEN wrlOll IOOy. SOUOllrn C'IJCleA ~.49 FRESH GROUND BEEF ]lbl.fJ'MOrl. Does -lu..t '°" .. ~O!J!!!.E~~ ..... 182.17 ~~l!!~~~!..... 18 1.98 ROUND STEAK 181.97 ~=~~;~.~1.~~. •• ... LI .88 ~~!.~~!.~~~. 18 2.17 ~~~~!~.~~.~~~~181 .39 ~~~~c?!.T~~~11 1.19 FRESH HEN TURKEY ::::::.~.'.·~~ ...... 18.74 ~~~N~AUSAQE 18 1.99 A~~R SLIC~~ B~~-1. 77 ~~!.~.~~~.~~~18 2.79 ~~.~~~.~~~. 18 2.19 2.~~~.~~.~.. 18 2.99 ~E~.~~~~ .?.~.s!~Rs 10Cll .. 1.89 ~~ .. ~~ ...... 18 2.69 !HUNT'S 99 KETCHUP noz.en • r~~.~~.~~~" 1.69 ,t~~.~~ .... tOICMo65 r~.~.~~~ .. orc-.99 r~~.~~-.69 l~~l~ .... un-.55 l ~!!~.~~~iM 1.09 r ~~.~~.~.~UOICM•73 l~~.~~ .. oar •.85 l~~~, .. '1orc..48 fll TOMATO 75 & ~~o •oz.can• I ;m;~r.: .11s I ~~:D,..679 r MACARONI 33 lCHEESE cratt Dl!W*' m Ot eox • r STAR·KIST 159 CHUNK TUNA Lleflt Mel«. 121'\ Or. Cln Oli or Wlttr Pldl l a.AM CHOWDER SOUP 99 ~-TTWlllll ---'"" .......... •tOI CM• t ~~ .. ~CllCM 1.27 t~.MI~ .. tnar-1.35 r~~!~:~.~~~~CM .38 r:.~~~ ..... Mar-1.47 l!!>.~~~ ~.~ ... ., .. -1.39 l ~.~~..... ... OOl-1.39 SWEETHEART STEAK Bonetess BondeO 8"f Rib Eye DAIRY & FROZEN LOW FAT MILK laOVla ..... 189 ·!" TREE TOP 79 & ~~EJ~~an• CClflttntrate !~N·sa:T M~,,,. 79 r~~~~s~v!arm. 1.59 !MARGARINE --"°· ..... l~!~.~~ . ttorrno.59 '"""' 2.49 l~~!~~~.~!-.49 r~~u~.~~~or-1.55 LIQUOR & WINE l~~!! xx ~~~~-~2.99 l~~~RV? ~.E~" 5.99 r~c~~B~~•n 9.99 l !'~~y. ~~.~S~~"' 10.99 QUALITY PRODUCE FRESH ASPARAGUS LWge. TtnOtr GOLDEN BANANAS Lii 149 txn.29 DELI DEi IGHTS rCUDAHY 998 HAM 5 ..., canneo can ~ADY LEE .COOl<E~ ~!~ 2.89 ~ERIC.~N S~.ICES . uw -1.19 f ~.~~E~~~~or-1.75 f~R~.~~.~~~,~-2.29 rgr~~~~~ ~~E~or"" .99 HOUSEHULU & PET r SWEETHEART 79 DETERCENT Lllll*I nor ett • DllllW"'*l!I rTENDER 86 ~~s 120z. eo1• '<IOd.JVW111'1el f~E.~~.~~!1.23 I O:~.~ ~IO ~;l!"' .69 r~.FTY KIT~~N B~~~ -1.97 l~'!!!~~ !1.5~~-.71 r~~~~ TIS~~ 11tt1-.86 l~~~~.P~~ !~~.56 ~~ .~!~~.~~!. IOL8 eoa 5.87 l~~~:s.~M> .... -4.49 ~~!!>~~SAOE Q 1111-• ................ 181.9._ I~~~~.~~E!~.49 r~~~HE~~Sor-.89 l~Ml~V~~~~~~~Of -1.47 ~---------------------------------------1 l!';J1~SnS~~~ ..... 61-.85 SMOKED SAUSAGE ---1111-. 18 2.49 ~ RUDY'S FARM SAUSAGE =~~...... .. •18-2.19 ~~~E!,~~ ..... 11 .. 1. 79 ·!-HARVIST DAY ~ '~ MOILOlfe l "'7J .,..or._ • Mattie Thompeon ...... '4.41 Tiit L*V tot.1· Ml 01. IM otfier woeflM,_tl 104.tt'Ml.•7 ff'ft1•rl~_.,...., :"•Ml ~· ...,.,.,,,.""' .. Donna Holland ... '4.70 The Luclly 10111 11a "· tt\t otllef IVl)tl'll'llflltl IOtll 177 H '"''•·"""~·"' , .. , rw ..... ,_,,.."" "''""' Adeline McCabe e.-'4.41 Tiit ~uclty 10111 141 t7. Ille 0411tf 1\IOtfl'lllrOI tottl ~ .. ,,.., .. ,... ...... ,,, ",,., -ft.-#1 _....... •• Rhonda Hiii ..-'2.33 Tiie LllClly totll UU1. 1111 Ollltr tv0tr1Mr1ltl lottl .,. ,. ,, .. , .. ,. ............. .. f)tlfO"J, ......... , ..... , l~.~N,_~~-13.89 GENERI( ITEMS ~TAN~.~.~ .... ar .. 2.89 ~~.~!~ .~~~~. ~J~ -.98 ~~~~.~.~~.,.Ot<M 1.19 2!...~.~ .~~!. .......... 67 !..N!~~.~! .. "" 1.29 ~E~.~!..~~!. 1.15 Appetizers set party theme T h1 11 Vult•ntlrlt''• Uay I t 11 bIt•11pou 11 powdc•r lnaro dl.,nLa, •xc t'pl you ml&hl hk1• tu maku prt>part'd yc•llow muNtnrcl U n b I 1 n l' h c d almond• and t•rackera, an ed1bl t• Vult•n tlno lo I tu h I ..,• po o n iilmond•, It d lrt-d until amoolh. ~trlaer1Ltt w.c u a t..-nwr plf'\-e for 11 wnm'tttinhll"\.' aaut.-e Aaortl'd cra<'kt'ni 30 mlnutw. or unlff firm. party. lluurt o · Gold ~ teaitpoon &aarllr Bc•11 t to1 o thl'r all (8" PARTY, C'J) Cheese S pread will help ,--------------------=-----...... ---. you set the tht-me It's a sw eethf'urt or u rec1pt.'. Ideal for t.een-a1e or adult parllei1. T hia savory cheese heart geui a special nip fro m w on·cstersh are sauce while p n•pared yellow mustard adds a golden yellow c.'Olor and mellow flavor. You can make this spread shortly before a party, or well in ad vance. To make the sha ping eas ier draw a heart about 6 to 8 inches aero. on a plec:e of cardboard. Cut it out and cover with foil or plastic wrap. then shape the cheeze mixture r ight o n top. Whole unblanched a lmona1 m a k e y o ur v ale ntine pretty &$ a picture. Zesty Beef Dip adds a tasty contrast to the cheese spread . It can be pre pared in .minutes right in a chafing dish or fondue pot. An envelope ot taco seasoning mix combined with ground beef serves as a basis for this hot and he a r ty dip tha t 's =' welcome treat on a brisk winter night. Crispy com c hips are the perf ecl accompaniment. Se r ve w i t h your fav o rite punch for a c a s u a l a nd co lorf ul Valentine pan r HEART 0 GOLD CHEESE SPREAD 1 package (8-ounces) cream cheese, softened 1 c up s h r e dd e d Swiss cheese I HA88 LOWEST PRICE SINCE 1981 GIFT CERTIFICATES REDEEMABLE ANYTM •11111 ''Kii •Ml ~ lf1 f1Aa-3100E C00t•"'Ql'woY•(ll<l10/J QOOO W..-1.-.. v.ooo-Cen•e<•n:nSo 8too•11v11 1••11o1Qooo)•(ll<l)o.»·2"61 lL ,. _ ... 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Dinner: Mar••J'• art.tot Cfeme AVOCADOS MUSHROOMS LETTUCE Lerge 49• llH ... ·891. 29 • . lb • RUSSET BROWN POTATOES ONIONS 291. ·1St. FRESH GREEN OINIONI CARROTS • lb. RADISHES 89• LIVE, LIVE LOCAL LOBSTERS! CORNED BEEF BRISKET (~~~~ *1~~ ~STUFFED CLAMS w/ oi.ma. breading & spices .. 40t *6~' FILET MOONON STEAKS -*St' U8DA Choice Eaalern Corn·Fed Stuffed w/ freeh applee, celery. on one & aeaoned brJllld dreaalng ALAIKAN HALIBUT STEAKS Center Cut *9'! . OfMge Co••• DAILY PIL.OTIWednaed•v. Febtuaty •• , .. 3 were~A<lding Oil! Now,4 stac~ pa(~ In our~ pound box. r~ I I I This new o ne pound stack pack ~x means extra freshness, since every pack locks in that unique, crisp Ri tz® flavor. The stack packs also help protect Ritz from breaking. Remember. Ritz Crackers are adding on-and thats a tasty plus for you! r-~---------------, : SAVE15~: I I . I I ON ONE 16 OZ. PACKAGE OF RITZ~ CRACKERS .. I ~· e I ~· ~I , 10 T"' llfT~U Gou-.... oe ttOttmeO lot ISc .,..., le IOI hltlOh•O '""'"yo.. 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('e Orange Co111 DAll.Y PILOTIW•dne1day, f'ebfuary I, tlN Aspic 'show-of~ so ad tu..!:_ns --- luncheon into a gala affair Pineapple Chlcken·Atpfc Salad l1 IO fe1tlve look6ng It can turn a Valentine luncheon into a gala affair. "Plnearple Chlck-e n -A 1 p c Salad" makes any Valentine luncheon a gala affair. h'a a 1how-oft salad featuring thin slices of chicken and canned crushed pineapple encased In a shimmerlnsc ·gelatin. This salad really needs no dressing but mayonnaise may be served for those who enjoy the creamy touch. Cut with a thin bladed sharp knife and serve with a flat cake or pie server. PINEAPPLE-CHICKEN ASPIC SALAD 2 half breasts of chicken 1 '{ 10 ~ ounces) can condensed chicken broth ~cup water cube 'h teaspoon basil V. teaspoon tarragon l chicken bouillon 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 2 tablespoons white wme vinegar 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice 1 (1 pound, 4 ounces) can crushed pi~eappl~ V. cup thinly sliced green onion 1A cup fin ely chopped celery 2 !Ii tabl es poons finely chopped pimiento Crisp salad greens 1 (8 V. ounces) can sliced pineapple 4 cherry tomatoes, halved Poach chicken until tender in lightly salted water. Cool. Combine broth, V. cup water, basil, tarragon and bouillon cube. and heat to boiling. Cover, turn heat low and simmer 5 minutes. Meanwhile, sprinkle gelatin over remaining 1h cup cold water. Pour h ot broth through a strainer into the softened gelatin; discard herbs. Stir to dissolve gelatin. Add vinegar, lemon juice and undrained Pop corn heart is sweetest Pop corn goes with Valentine's Day like love goes with hugs and kiaaes. For a loving treat create a pop com heart. POPCORN VALENTINE HEART 2 quarts popped pop cpm 4 tablespoons butter 6 cups miniature marshmallows (1 package) red cinnamon candie9 for decoration Preheat oven to 2!W> degrees. Place popped com in a large, 4-lnch deep buttered baklng pan. Keep warm in oven. Butter a 6-cup heart-shaped cake pan. In a double boiler or large saucepan, melt butter over low heat. Stir in and melt marahmallows. Remove pop corn from oven . Pour butter mixture over pop com, stirring to coat evenly. Pack the pop corn mixture lnto the hearWhaped pan. Chill. To remove the cake from the pan, place the pan in a shallow dish of warm water and lc:>09ell e<lgea with a spatula. Dec::orate with dnnamon candles. MAPLE SYRUP . COOUES 1 cup all-purpoae flour ~ teMpoon aalt 1 teaapoon bakln1 powder 1 c up medium -IJ'OUlld, popped pop com ~ cup ve1etabl• ahocWn1na 1 .. '6 cup maple IYNP ~t~vanilla Pteh•t oven to 400 de~. Butter cookJe ..... Into • larae bowl. "" ..... wtth ult and baldDj powder. Add ~ oOD..s corn and walnuu: Mb well and ........ O...~..sd .......... dfllPt ailil ::.'I·=·~ ombln• all Drop by ..... ................. ,. lli'ltDll ......... ...... ~ ............ pineapplu. Cool. When gelatin la cold, odd onion, ct>lery and pimiento. Spoon ubout 1A cup gelatin into oiled 5 to 6 -c up mold, or Into 8-lnch square pan or 9 x 5 x 2 W-lnch loaf pan. Set in pu of ice water until gelatin thickens. Mtanwhil • cut chicken ln thin allcet and arranao to cover bottom of mold or pan. Spoon on about "" cup more gelaUn, and let stand until alJnoet aet. Add all remalnln1 1elatln, and chJll firm. at least 4 hours. At 1ervln1 time, unmold onto 11rvtn1 plate lined wl\h amall leavee of lettuce. Drain plnMppl allc., and cut In h1lv11 . Arran11 around sldH of rnofd. Place a half tomato In each allce. Makes 8 eervtnp. ..... ', ...... . ..... ' ...... .. .... .... . : ,•. . : ,.·.. . ..... . No Glmmleka .. .No oa-11 ... Ev~y WI• With STATER BIWS. LOW PRICES! llipn v .... t1a11 DQ ·PNmBY_,..M At 8tate1-...._., BEEF BL.ADECUT Cliuik • Pine ~ 9 Po"""'·er ·. ~s ........ -'18 ...... _ .. (llllls81ib--._ .. Ciilrllllm--·1• IWlll I S."" a. -'1.71 r....1c1..--'1.15 Dia Illa -~.:.. '1J7 Oranoe Coat DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, '•bruary 9, 1983 Cherries Jubilee· a flaming success When.you're this rich, you can afford to be generous. ' Danie your auHta with Cheniea Jubilee - flamed and 1erved at the table. Thia de11ert 11 alway1 a dramatic and delectab\e finale to a apeclal dinner. It• entert.atnlng waya have generated ''ooh• and ahha" tor a hundred yean, when it wu fint created by a French chef to celebrate his ~0th birthday. Unlike most French confections from that era of elegance and "exce.", thla recipe does not require elaborate, time -c onsuming preparations or a multitude of lavish ingredients. 'With a can of sweet cherry pie fillins and some k.irach -volla! - you c an transform ordinary vanilla ice cream into party glamour. What a way to get lots of effect for a minimum of effort. the chtrrhta, Without 1t1rrln1. Ianlte with a lona fireplace matth. Turn out the U•hta for more 1low-and·1how. For Un1erln1 flamea, aoak augar cube• ln liqueur, dot them amona the chen1ee, and lpit.e. To make 1ure lee cream 11 frosen hard, apoon Ice cream Into lndJvtdual eerving dJahee prior to dinner and keep in freezer until ready to eerve. In flaming de11erts, the alcohol vanlahea completely aa it burna. Since only the flavor eaaence remains, those who do not care ..for alcohol may still enjoy this sauce. However, nonalcoholic flames can be created by soaking sugar cubes in lemon extract or flambe solution purchased commercially. CHEREIES JUBILEE Q Mrs. Butterworth's• ls so thick and rich.1)eople get areedy. They smother their pancakes with It. savortna each mouthful like It was their last. Who can blame them. But don't worry. There's plenty to 10 around And here's l5C off your next bottle just to make su~e. IOot/oll~ l""'""" -lte ~ IOt Ult lt<t 0 1111 ti COUOOft Pki• IC n1ndllno provodto you •no 1n1 con1~111tt hlft CGnlj)lltO .. rtn 1111 wm1 OI 1n1 01111 Cun ••••• tllOOlh ot H ltvtl &1otn11 •Company loa 131~ C11nlon tow1 !>1134 u.a_._,.. ,....... ......... ___... .. :..., ---~ nm. .......... .,,"., To ensure your flaming success, here are some tips that will add to your showmanmip: 1 can (21-ounces) sweet cherry pie filling -----: "4 cup kirach Use kirsch that's at least 80-proof. The flammability of a spirit ii based on the amount of alcohol it contains. For instant ignition, briefly warm kirsch In the microwave oven or in a pan pl.aced on a regular burner. Don't boil: it might ignite or evaporate the alcohol you need for flaming. Transfer the wanned spirit into a long-handled ladle or pitcher and quickly pour kirsch over V anllla ice cream Heat sweet cherry nle filling iii a chafing dWi or fondue pot at the table OR in a microwave oven (High setting for 3-4 minutes) OR in a pan over a regular burner. Wann Ttinch either in microwave (15 seconds on High) or in a saucepan on the range. Pour liqueur over hot cherries and ignite carefully. Stir while flaming, then spoon over ice cream. Cheese spread sets theme for a sweetheart of a party and doubles as edible centerpiece. PARTY THEME (From page C5) Form into heart shape on serving platter; garnish with almonds. Serve with crackers. Makes about 2 cups. ZESTY BEEF DIP' \11 pound ground beef 1 envelop e ( 1 ~-ounc e ) ta co seasoning mix 1 can (6-ounces) tomato paste 1h cup water 3 t a blespoons chopped green pepper Com chips or taco seasoned chips Brown be e f in medium-size saucepan or chafing di.sh, stirring to crumble; pour off excess fat. Add conten ts of seasoning mix envelope, tomato paste, water, and green pepper. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture comes to a boil. Serve hot with chips for dipping. Makes about 2 cups dip. .. ---------------· isooper Kouponl ·I Specials I I from the old Fish Mkt. gangl I I cocmD LOCAL 3 9 9 I I LOBSTER I LI. •• I CUM . I STEAKS 3. 99 LL I .1 IMY& 1&• ·• I LIVER LI. I 1 • & THIGHS ••• LL I l'Qtw!Utlfo I:Jmjr;:,) SM_l.AND I ~, ·~ I ~ oeL.1 · I 650·f1SH I 650·t'IMT I . 2000 "ewroKr BU'D. I COS'M~ ,,.. eo aro.......,. Jfh I --I --~ .. I --------------· T~s--,-. op 1r 01n ~· Whole ' \ A . . . ~ heililiirChHS htl l11y, ........... ,. Style Anotted C...toint Ceftt., And I .... C111 Ch.pt. AppreL \lo ~·Lein ~.159 ~ri:;·.... *179 Lein. Sold by . The Untrim....d "-• """'*·· 12-lb. Sho lb. Fresh carrots T• Beancaker;::;• Egg Roll~ "' 89' Bean Sprouts =.. • 39' Fresh Garlic ~..:' •· 89' GrHn Onions.:.':. 5~1 , .. ~ ..... , ........ ., .... Ruby Grapefruit r-4,.,•1 Red Plums ~':' • 89' D'Anjou Pears~ -.49' Orange Juice =. M1 99- Pothos Plant/"""'\•"' 93 .. Porn Porn Bouquets ..... '2" Folger' s Coffee · 3 :~ '6'' Pita Bread hy ~h.":!.... :t1 s1 '' Bread ti.~ Biscuits .;.., 5~ 11• "' Bread ~=·· ~ 79' Orange Juice ':.:' = •1•• ... CMlef (J Rye Bread=.=--~ ~ 99' Citrus Punch OrcNr• ::= 79' ., Tiny Shrimp ,... PMft4 Tortilla Strips .=ii ·~·' 1" RMz cndclr -~ 1~ •1• Juices°==' 3 ·~ 99' ~ Hatfsfes c.'1111~ '1" Pineapple .lltc:e:: 1:-89' 1:.:·79C Almen Pride e 5::_ 11• Oh Boyl Pizza ,_ 'It: •1• 1t ('I Orange Co11t DAIL V PILOT /Wednetdey, ebru1ry t , 10 Beginners can creat e l acy cake A aiuull wuy tu win .aome hearu on Feb. 14 thl• yt.•ur Is with 11 valentine lhut suindii out frmn a ll thl• rt•111 an d eganl swet.•thenrt t•11k1 • bake d und dl•ct>rnl1•tJ with a pcniOnul touch Simple buklng and decorating lct:hn1qucs are used to create this delicious cake ll 18 made Crom a mix, flavo re d with. c herries. almond extract and cherry ju~ and baked an a Spt'<:tally c raft e d pan The double -t le r t.'d , heart-within-a-ht:a rt pattern gives the t.>Cfect of a two-layer cake, but is actually made an a single pan. A decorating bug. three basic icing Ups und buttercream icing tinted red, green and light and dark pink are all that's needed l o put the finishing touches on this memorable cake. Beginning decorators ca n cr ea t e a prof ess1ona I -look 1 ng cake with a little help Crom the expe rts. Cakes can be attractively displayed on cake boards or heavy cardboard cut to follow the contours of the cake pan. To make a cake board. use a pef\Cil to trace the shaped pan onto the board, 'h" to l " larger than the pan. Cover the board with florist foil or gift wrap foil and tape paper to board o n underside. To keep the ca ke board free of icing when decorating, place 3" wide s trips of waxed pape r under the edges of the bottom layer of the cake. When using a decorating bag, cuff the top of the bag over your hand to fill. Never fill the bag more than half Cull. Wh en writing or outlining, touch the top to the surface so that icing sticks: rafae tip slightly, and apply even pressure. To fini s h . release pressure, touch the tip to the surface and pull away. CHERRY ALMOND SWEETHEART CAKE 1 package yellow cake mix -regular or pudding added l jar (8 o unces) choppe d maraschino cherries, drain and save juice l teaspoon almo nd flavoring Buttercream icing. recipe follows Pre pare ca k e m1 x according to package directions substituting V2 cup cherry juke for 'h cup of the water. Stir in well-drained c herries and almond flavoring. Pour batter into greased and floure d double tier h eart pa n. Bake 30 minutes a t 350 degrees or until cak e tests done. Cool 10 minutes in pan on rack. unmold. then cool at least 1 hour and decorate as instructed with buttercream icing. Yield: One cake. BUTI'ERCREAM ICING 'h cup butter or margarine '4 c up solid vegetable shorte ning 1 'h t eas poon s vanilla 5 cups confectioners' sugar 3 tablespoons milk Pink. red and green paste or liquid food color Cream butte r and shortening with electric mixer in large mixing bowl. Add vanilla . Gradually add sugar, 1 cup at a time, beating well at medium speed. Scrape aides and bottom of bowl often. When all sugar has been mixed in, icing will appear dry. Add milk and beat at high speed until light and fluffy. Set aside ~ cup plain icing. Thin ~ cul> of the plain icing with ~ teaspoon mHk or 1 teaspoon light com syrup to ice the top tier smooth. Use P!•te color or liquid color to tlnt 1 ~ cUp1 of the remaining idnc JiCht pink and thin with 2 u rr poona milk or 1 tllblapoon light com 1yrup to Ice the bottom tier tmQOth. nni 1,.4 cup of the rest of the Jclnl r«1 and '" cup ~· Unt 1'411DA1nlnc ~r:p.. &r.nn'W:s f'lrat make drop Oowwn on waxed paper Cur lht• houqu1•t on th1· top tier. U1111 a No lU •tar tip 1&11d dal'k pink h'lllM und hultJ th•· dt't'oruung hiJi ut n 110 d1•M1't<t' 11nf.Cll· 11bov<' lilt' surfo1·t• Squt•1·1~ tht• bui.c 111 Corm II lllllr lhl'll I Cil'llM' prl•ssurt• und pull thl• 11µ awa y I n" r 1• u i. 1• or d<'cr <'llSC prt•SSUI t• to change the 11tur s 1zt•. Flowers will dry In ont• or two hours. To decorate the SW(•t•lht•urt 1·11ke . bt•t(in by H'lng the top lll·r smoo th with i,J cup of thP than while icing and I ht• hottum 11111, top un<P th •Ul'flCt' llnd •IA"adlly ictdt•N 1m\ooth w11h llKhl •tjUt ••1 movln8 your p111k it·m.c hund In ttaht 1ld ·to-1ld To rmu k u111tl1•lt1wic llll tnotlona. d 1• ,. u r u 1 1 11 H , u Ii 1· 11 N ,. x t ou t i.1 n ,, l h l ' tnnthpkk tu d1ow tlw lll'Ullop d 11gn cm \lw "'111lop pulll'rn 011 1 lw hutU>m layer wllh plain bollon1 luvl'r urul fluwn king und tho 111.nr \.Ip, Ulf' icp1·11y 11h•1i111 mill mt•it. .. 11.il· the samt• Up ond ldng w un tht• t111> l11y1•1 TlwS(,• ndd u •l8r bordl.'r around un·ai1 will ht• mllhnt'Ctly on star tip and a 2igug tho cuk<'. puttern. Add bottom Trace flowtlr spray border using same tip sienw on the top of ttw and pattern. To make cake with a No. Z round z.lgzags, touch the tip to tip and sreen lclnf. Then attach p .... fonMd drop flowHt to the l\elN. L4•av~ aro mad with No 352 leaf up and pwn lcln.i. To form leave• 1qur~to thu b•8 iii<> th l<:lna rorui out to make ia b a • Th~n retlcHUt! prl'llUN ond puU the tip away drawing \he lt>af to a p0lnt. ~o add the flnlahing t o u c he11 , print the meaage with the No. 2 tip in red lcina . U1e the aame tip and tdna to add dota to the whf te atar bardcr and to till in drop flower centers. SH FOR LE PlllCES EFFECTIVE 7 DAYS OUR BUYIRI DRIVI A HARD BARGAIN; BUT WI PAii iT ALONGI 8 A,M THllUS .. FEii. 10 THllU WED .. FES 16. 1983 w-:Mft. ,~, J "'-I 29 ltONDELE CHfESE , .... .. .. .. • . • 1s.. ....................... BALLARD BllCUITI 6-,.od .. Berry, l'unch Grope TREESWEET DRINKS Sof1 I lb Tub 2·8-or Cup• IMPERIAL MARGARINE 8-or lwon Pocli. BELL BRANO POTATO CHIPS 2·1b. Podlo09 UNCLE BEN'S RICE .. . ........ . 1.13 .89 • 99 1.65 FRESH TROUT IDAHO PAN RE-ADY 49 LB. LIMIT4 FISH FRllH BONID TROUT ............................... la.2.69 Frozen White Tip lll. 2 .19 U,S.D.A, Choice llonelen Beef It ob lll. 3 .49 SHARK STEAKS SPENCER STEAK OR ROA!iT. IUN VALLIY' FrHh Botton . LB 3.49 FreJh Pork loin LB 2.79 ~r HIN TURKIYI SCROD FILLETS STUFFED PORK CHOPS Cool! like Clomt .99 Small Sote 1.89 .79 LIVE EASTERN MUSS~LS ........ lB PORK SPARERIBS lll live Eotlern .99 Fruh Pork loon 2.49 .... CHERRYSTONE CLAMS LB CENTER CUT RIB CHOPS lB OINROAST .98 •1 o• ~-~-... ,_. .~ s--· I 99 VIENNA BEEF FRANKS . ............ • 5 FOR.1.00 FRESH LOIN OR RIB END 29 LB. COllVllHlllT F•ODll FOODS:-----.... TREETOP APPLE JUICE F11'c;z~N 1ioz .. 85 --·JO.a 11\9 • 95 ,.,.,. y.,,.. ... 7 7~01 ..,.., de"-'· ka 2 39 MAC & CHEESE . • SARA LEE DANISH 1.29 HALIBUT . . . ...... • ~Y-10..a .. !?'01 l'\t. 79 AUNT JIMIMA WAFFLIS ............................................ • ARTICHOKES FRESH RIPE IA. Fresh BEAN SPROUTS .. ............ LI. e2• Brut or Extra Dry, 750-ml. 'Y llORBIL ·>lo-.•· CHAMPAGNE ... .6~! fried ltict, Stir Fry, Chop Suey, Chow Mtilir!, 1-oa. "Ja:. SUNBIRD MIXES .. · . .. . . .;s Oy110Sly 8·or Con WATER CHESTNUTS ...................... . Dynasty, IQ.lb Soc~ LONG GRAIN RICE .................... 3.11 E & J Gollo Wine, I 5·l11tr JOHANNISBERG RIESLING E & J Gollo Wu -. 1 .S·loter SAUVIGNON BLANC 3.69 3.69 . t Orange Co11t DAIL v PILOT /Wedn••day, February 8. 1083 New Californi Port has nromi~ing collector's value By J ERRY D. MEAD plan• to 1tay In th• 1 I WI •aaln, and with 1ome What the ltallana do P lper-Sonoma wl ll Sauvlanon Bl4nc And a O PORTO CH AL· bull'*8andlacurrontly 1111 II aood rt111on•. A• they not advertl1e la that rol1 ue t h e aecond W•Una.bothmadefrom LENOED _ I rarely looking for another point out, Italian wlnet many of their wlnerlea aparkllna wine in it. line Rantho Collfornl• or a w r 1 \ e ab 0 u t a wlnemakJng poldtion. 1ccount ror rouahly 60 receive aovernmont next month, a .. Bt.nc: de arapee. wine not yet available, A 1 po k um an for hl1 own and will Pl'Oducie the way, 11 tt I uml ll p rccnt of all Import• • u b 1 l d Io I and Ire Noll"'I." Liter thll year a No truth ,!. the rurnor and even lea oft.en about H M R . Inc . 1ay1 h 1 wines under th" Morgan namu from hit mother 1 aold In Am rlca, which ot·tually •olllna here at "t.ew dt cuv~· or "top "' winu that will be may have a bis an-Winery label. Flrl\ '1ldv, and 11 also Dun'1 mclU\I tti<> rcmalnlna 40 below COfit of producUon. of the llne" wine will be (toniuo In check, 1 dlfflcult to find once nouncement to make relea1e wUl be a 1982 middle name. Aalde from pen.--cnt ii aharod by the Thia 1ltuaUon la causlng rclcaaed. iuapect) that Anc hor releued.Iammakln&an very soon, as "We're Chardonnay 1ometlme theMoraanprojcct,holl French , Germana , Califor nia wlnt· Steamwlllreleueallght excepUoninthilinatance lntervlewin& 1ome thla fall and will 1etl ln con1lderln8 takln& on Auasles, and everyone produce,. to talk about Ferarra Winery near beer . A brewery becau.e I haven't been 10 blockubuater names In the $12 ranee. w I n e m a k I n I o r clle who produet'tl wine. tarltf1 and trade barrlcra San Dlego II making the •pokeeman did get a excit ed about a new the wine Industry. You'd The wine wH 100 c;'On1ultln1 dullea for a agalnat Imports , leap from old family good lauah at the California wine more be 1urprlaed at aome of per e en t bar r tt 1 -Iaraer winery. The ltallan1 hove aao e 1 p e c I a 11 y s I n c e winery specializing In suggestion, however. than a handful of times the people looking for fermen ted from Sa-Increased their total Amerlc:an wines are "jup" and deaert wine. Wente'• flnt aparkbng In the put dedade. jobs." linaa Valley arapu, ITALIANS BRAG -market share In recent fari'd with some all over with the release of wine will have llll debut By telling you about It, 0 a n L e e • w h o and hued on Dan'1 work The folk.I who promotAt yeara, which means aome Europe 1everal thouaand eases of f o r t h e m e d i a I n 1 hope to accomplish resigned from Jekel at Jekel, It 10uld be a Hallan wines ln thil American wineries have premium varletala First February, with public several things. For one, ~V __ ln_e~y_a_rd_s_, __ is_.;::.g_ol_n~g'---o_n __ f_ln_e~wine----·-'_'M_o_ra-=-a_n_.'_' ~_Y;..-_c_o_u_n_tr~y:__a_r_e __ b_r_aa~g=-ln~g~~loe.::.;.;t~ma:..;.;:.;r~k~e~t~•h~are~~·--------Q:.........U __ J _C __ K_l __ E __ S ______ to ___ be __ re __ le_aaed ____ wi_ll __ be ___ a_:a~v~a~ll~a~b~ll~it~~soo:.;..;n.:.._::a~f~tc:..:...r "Mead On Wine" readers wlllhoveonedaeln R I h llOth A • ~~~~~ a p s I nn1versary recog n ition to dramatically increase Plus Double co·upons· production. Also, it wouldn't be a bad idea if a few com petitors dedded on a policy of emulation. This fall, St. Amant Vineyards will release 100 cases of the finest you ng Port I've ever· tasted, and perhaps "t he" best California Port (save for one very old, special bottling from Ficklin) of any age. This wine from the 1981 vintare is so exceptiona that I encourage Port lovers to go to whatever lengths necessary to acquire a bottle or two, because I pred ict the collector's value of this fint vinqge Port from St. Amant will be great, and without the passage of very m uch1 time. What makes thls wine so special? Grape., of course, and I don't mean to be facetious. Most California Ports a r e made from non-traditional varieties, by that I mean grapes other than those used in Portugal, the birthplace of this style of wine. Cabernet Sauvignon, Zinfandel and Petite Sirah are commonly used here, and even the few producers who do work with traditional Por t varieties u.sually uae only one or two, where moat Oporto (what Port is called in Portugal) is a b l end of several varieties. SL Amant owner Tim S pencer g ot 1er iou s about Port a few years back and 1tarted uking questions. One of h i1 sources w as acknowl-edged Oporto authority ana Scramento retailer, Darrell Corti. From Corti, Spencer went to viticulturista at UC Davis, and, a fte r listening to both, went out and p lanted an experimental vineyard of five of the top var ieties grown in Oporto. T his first wine w ill probably aell in the $15 range and is made from t h e followi n g percentages of the five var ieties plan ted in Spencer's Sierra Foothills vineyards: Tinta Cao (28 percent); Alvaralhao (23 percent); Touriga (21 percent); Souz.ao (17 percent); and Bastardo (11 percent). The wine will be 90ld through traditional retail chan nels, but Spencer will send out a notice to interested parties telling where the wine will be available and will even request retail.en to hold win e for those on hit mailing list. The mailingl w ill also t ell of St. Arnant table wines. To get on the mailing list. and thereby have a chance to pwchue aome of this very limited wine, write to: St. Aman t Vineyarda, 4565 Quall Lakes, S tock ton, CA 95207. WINEMAKER ROULETTE Men tioned in the put few week• have been sev e ral w i n e m a k er c h a n1e 1 a t aev eral w i ne ries, and a1 predkted. more chaJlcea are~~haa raiped, effective Feb. 28, fro m Hoffman Mountain Ranch 8HM.R), t he San L&W• blapo winery he helped atart back ln 1972 wllh hit fath e r and other memben of the f..mly. l1nmdal problem •• a majortty fnterelt IOld to invwton 1-l yeer. I aek.d Mldwel why b e w H leavtn1 and r eceived a teree, two -word reply , ''Pbllo1opb(c al d lfferenc •·" MlchHl Double Coupon Pre1en1 tnts coupon 1110r1Q w1tn lilly one Manul.tcl0tets "cenls oll covPQn ar>d gel dOuble lhe sev~s when you l)UfChase the 11em Not to 111cltJde "retailer ·tree" O< ·•orocery l)Ul'Cl"l8se COUPOt'S Of ••ceed Ille vBloe ol tne 11em E •dudes llQuOf 1ooacco and <Salty P<oouets Limit One Item Per Manufacture,.· Coupon and Limit 4 Double Coupon• Per Cuatomer Coupon Effective Feb. 10 thru FM». 18, 1913 Meat Values VSDA lnap.~n Plemh.m·'"' Round London Broil ":,' 1.99 USDA !Np~ Plemlum.lnl& lleel lound Rump Roast ':'. 1.89 osr>A ltup-Golden Plemlwn·leel Round 2.29 Sirloin Tip Roast 519• D> OSDA lDPI Golden Premium Beet Cube Steaks 519• lb 2.59 Porll 0t '"1 lieaklClll StnPI 1.39 Swift Sizzlean 12 OI. pq nOMnJDeallllled .39 Turkey Drumsticks per lb rarmer John S~• 1.29 Pork Roast 519• a. Sten_,. S ewingHens I* JI). .59 Fisherman's Cove nOMn!DeltOlled Swordfish Steaks rtoMntDelfa.lecs.FUlel Orange Roughy "-" N.1411 of Dover Sole ';,' 3.99 '= 2.49 ': 3.29 Liquor Values Cold Old. Plnll Of 2 29 Andre Champagne ""::. • Double Coupon Pfe.aenl tri.1 eoue>on ~ wllt'I ally one Menufacturett' ·aen11 oll" COUPOt' ood get <IOuble the sev~s when vou purcllaff lhe Item Not to include "re111~er ' lree" 0< "orocery pu1chase" coupons or exceed lhe value of the Item E •oluoeS llQuof IOO.OCO 111(1 <la#)' e>tOducll Limit One Item Per Manufacture,.• Coupon and Limit 4 Doubi. Coupona Per Caatomer Coupon Effective Feb. 10 thru Feb. 18, 1983 Dairy/Deli MeatoclMf Ball Park Franks Alfredo •Aao11ed Fresh Pasta Ponl ... "Piao n.:lnt" Pizza Crust ~ 1.59 i;:l.69 lib 99 pq • Ponl•"l'll:IO ftzlnl"·hlr1Qe11Jled 119 Pizza Sauce 1.1?&: • . PleeiOU>"PUlo nztnl'".cbedc:laJ or 79 Shredded Mozzarella::: • Bakery Values Ralpht Sesame Buns .59 ~or~O-Royale 199 Ra.t.phs (;Otfee Cake ~= . llolpl:ll.cberry Of l 59 Apple Strudel ~ • lat~ Mmble, WalnUI oc lkDGD l 29 Pound Cake i=. • Frozen Food FiSh 'llli8is Monon·T\.vUT Ol Chicken Pie ::: ~ Farm Fresh Mixtures1t: Aiiiraden Chablis u-t 3.17 R'aii)h$sptnach 3.29 .33 119 .29 Double Coupon Pruenl this COUj)On Blong w1tfl onv one ManuliGhJrer& cents otr couoon ll!ld get csovt>lo the st111"1QJ1 wnen vou purchaN l~e 11om Nol 10 include "relailer" free·· or "grocery f)Ulchase c:oopons or exceed lhe value ol Ille 1tom E NCIUdes flQuor tOC>&cco and Oetty P<oducts Limit One Item Perlli11nuf1cturera ' Coupon and Limit 4 Double Coupon• Per Cuatomer Coupon liffectlve Feb. 10 thru Feb. 18, 1913 Grocery Values Double Coupon Pr .. en1 lh<a coupon 81onQ will) any ot>e Manof•ch;re1s • cenfl off coupon ana get oo .. rlle tne 111\MQI wN!n vou PIKChase 11\0 11em Nol 10 1nc1u<10 retader tree 0< "O•OCery PIJ•Chalioe coupons or e.<ceed lh«I va.lue of lhe •lem Eac'-'<Jes liQl,o< tooacco and dcWy ptOdUCIS Limit One Item Per Manulacturera' Coupon and Limit 4 Double .Coupona e.r Cuatom•L Coupon Effective Feb. 10 thru Feb. 18, 1983 Produce/F)oral llalpbt.,..led Tomatoes lolarlfa Refried Beans ~ .39 ,$et'Pok.rtoes ~ .79 ~~1s pe1 lb .29 519• .19 1.b Marucho:n "-Ortecl vanettes WontonSoup COlnltodl Cllerry Pie Filling w..ic111 Grape Juice AJtn0\11 Wllb leaN Chili Con Came aineta-na11an Tomcno or • Minestrone Soup Uquid Clorox Bleach OlsrlwcnhlnQ Uquld Sunlight Recny Duly °'"'°'nl Era Liquid 48 fte&bSoUd L::; • Green Cabbage 5191 a. .15 21c: 1.29 CeiaiY eodl .39 2 29 "'"" .. = . Mushrooms toa .79 pkg 69 Mild 5Wffl 1$0:, • Brown Onions I* lat .12 )()oa T/ caD • Appetite Shoppe · 64= .69 22.: 1.29 64= 3.69 Louil ll>c:ll Turkey Breast New Kolkmd·Carcnr<ry • Garllo/H .. b Natural Cheese Wtth TOtnalO Sauce Meat Loaf ~2.59 ~ 2.29 ~L29 Valentine Floral Values """ C\JI Carnations f Circus Vargas Amedcd• Big Top G•ant .. ree with every •25.00 order. Must be · on one tape. No accumulatton of rEigistertape&*** . prefeneCI Child's tlcltet(WOrth •e.so nee tldr_. oaer npu" Marcb2. Ml~ good a11 ... •iWi•---411 Ill LOMA, ... -llU =•-n••11111•,.1UC1t ...... -. ,_ -.an 11111 .... Wl ....... .. mlltDm: .. ltW,, ... ...., \ l CIO Orange Coa•t DAIL V PILOT /WodnHday, F•bruary 0, 1083 I TO EVERY OVERWEIGHT PERSON IN ORANGE COUNTY Dear Friend. my name 1s LEO DABOUB. President of the HEALTH ENERGETIC CORP. Dunng the last several months we ran ads 1n this newspaper si.mllar to the one reproduced below We also ran it 1n many o ther publications including the largest newspapers and magazines in the nation The response was phe- nomenal. Orders came in by the tens of thousands from people with different types of overweight prob- lems. many from persons that had completely lost faith in overcoming their battle against fat This is very significant since we offer a DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK guarantee, if for any reason whatsoever you are not absolutely thrilled with your weight loss. At the right, we have reproduced a representative sampling of the many letters we have received in praise of our WILLPOWER DIET TABLETS. There are so many more we could not possibly reproduce all of them. Today. I am very proud to state the fact that we have surpassed by far the ma1onty of weight-loss programs on the market. We have 1n our company f iles. reports that prove a 96% rate of successful and satisfied cus- tomers. with only a minimal factor of 4% of returns from our total sales. I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the many thousands of people who have trusted in us and benefited from our program. I would also like to thank the many others who also wrote. but due to a lack of space, we could not reproduce their kind letters. · If you or any member of your family Is overweight. I would like you to read the ad below and the comments at the right from actual users. Then simply follow the easy ordering instructions given In the ad. After you receive our program. you can prove to yourself what thousands o f people who have used it. say is true. Remember. that the best proof, the only proof. is to try it yourself. Then. together we can do our part to put an end to this very serious national health problem. What does this mean? Well. very simply. 1t means that out o f every 100 persons who ordered our "Will- power Diet Tablets" 96 of them not only enjoy the rapid weight-loss results. but the ma1onty of them have reordered time and time again. People who found a real and positive benefit from our no-nonsense Ener- getic Weight Reduction program at last can live a life free of the dangers of being overweight and are now thrilled with their new slender image. Sincerely. /2J,....J The remaining 4 persons asked for a refund These are people who tried our program for a few days and for a variety of reason s. returned 1t LeoDabou~ President. Health Energetic Corp. New "Will~_(Jwer Diet Tablet" That Can Make You Skinny in 45 Days ... Even If You Cheat!!! OR DOUBLE . YOUR MONEY BACK! Have you ever tned to lose weight? Then you know that 11 takes a miracle to really overcome a weight problem. And you've probably tried everything from "starvation programs and painful exercises to weight reduction clinics" with little or no results. II you are tired of the yo-yo effect and con- cerned about your weight you may be inter- ested 1n a new "willpower diet tablet" now being offered to the public by The Health Energetic Corporation. This unique tablet was spec1flcally devel- oped by a group of leading nutnt1on1sts solely for the purpose of helping people who have tried other methods.without success but are very serious about losing weight II should not be used by people who only need to lose 5 or 6 pounds. or those who are not highly moti- vated It contains a blend of ingred ients that. when taken as directed, can supercharge your energy level and. at the same time. decrease your hunger. Why can these "willpower diet tablets" help you succeed when so many other systems have failed you? Because. 1n a world of gimmicks, it's a major breakthrough. a weight loss plan that works on your hunger both bio- logically and psychologically. This powerful combination of tablets Is being sold with a weight reduction program that has been protected by U.S1 copyright law. Together. these elements are so effective that the company refuses to advertise the results! "Why shou'ld Ii " says Leo Daboub, Presi- dent of The Health Energetic Corp. "If I start telling people how they can lose up to 7 pounels In the first 48 hours and then continue to blast off their excesa body fat faster, even If they were running 14 miles every day. nobody would believe me anyway!" • Therefore. Instead of making dtamatlo clalms or empty prom1se1 llke this. }Ar. Oaboub It offering a legally binding. ironclad guarantee The guarantee It tlmple Here is the way it works If you order the product and use 1t as directed for a trial period of 45-days, you must be 100% sat1sf1ed with your rapid weight loss or you are entitled to a refund of DOUBLE your entire purchase price. There are no exceptions This guarantee is iron clad and legally binding. regardless of your current weight level or how long you have been over- weight All that is required 1s that you follow the simple 1nstruct1ons in our reduction pro- gram and give the product an honest chance to work for the full trial period However. because of the nature of this spe- cial offer, we can only guarantee delivery to the readers of this pubhcatlon who respond w1th1n the next 10-days After that. orders wlll be filled on a "first come first served" basis as long as suppltes last Here is someth ing else you should know. Even though The Energetic Weight Reduction tablets are quite powerful and effeot1ve. they are 100% safe They can be taken over pro- longed periods of time. As a miltter of fact. this 1s one of the very few diet aids that a U S. government panel of medical and scientific experts approved as an active ingredient for appetite control and weight loss Besides It Is not required to ~ave a warning on the Isbell But. more important. Energetic Weight Reduction has worked wonders for over- weight people people Who had given up all hope of ever losing weight. And 1t can work for you too-as you wtteh the body of your dreams emerge '-.,. Now. with our reduction program, you can. • Burn away a mu1mum amount of fat 1n record time. • Look fantastic In clothes you only dreamed of wearing before • Improve your aelf·lmago and self· eonftdtnce • Feel more energetic than ev r as you dram111celly transform your body • Put an end to gnawing hunger pangs CAUTION: As your weight ~ins to plummet down. you should use your good Judgment and not let yourself become too thin. It Is very Important to eat properly. Before starting any weight loss program you should consult your physician to be sure you are m normal health. Now then, as you might Imagine. this is one diet tablet that does not come cheap. The pnce 1s $19 95 for a 45-day supply, or $39.90 for a 90-day supply Cahforn1e residents must add 6% sales tax fo r a total of $21 .15 (45 days) or $42 29 (90 days) However, if you are serious about losing weight, you should remember that this ls tt:ie only diet product on the market that 1s backed by a DOUBLE your money back guarantee! No one else as far as we know offers this guarantee. Weight Watchers doesn't, Schick doesn't; nor does Gloria Marshall, Lindora. Nutri-Systems. or any other group. plan book. or program. But we at The Health Energelie Corporation do, because we know our pro- gram can work for you' It 1s easy to order All you have to do 1s write your name and address. and the words "Will- power Tablets" on a piece of paper and send 1t with your payment to: · The Health Energetic Corp. Dept. c-320 1011 Bnoso Dr # 107 Costa Mesa. CA 92627 That's ell there It to It Your order will be sent promptly by return mall. By the way if you prefer. you cen dial. toll free. (800) 85,.-6917 (Calif. residents cell (714') 54'8·2271) end charge your order to your credit card. Just glv• the oper111tor who answers. the number and expiration dato of your card and the name of lhll pu~llcetlon. 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I am getting into clothes that I haven't been able to get into for months. Also I don't have hunger pangs. When I started taking the pills I was up to 160 lbs. I now weigh 130 lbs. and still going down. But the best part about the diet. my husband tells me how nice I look all the time again." B.M.L .. Omaha, NE 68104 "Dear Slfs, I am amazed with the results of this reducing plan of yours. I'm 61 years old and I've tried many reducing plans. but none worked EXCEPT YOWRS and I'm very pleased with your wonderful reducing plan. You people are great. keep up the good work." R.J .. Sepulveda, CA 91343 "Dear Sirs: After my first week of taking your product. I am really impressed. I honestly don't know if it's your psycho- logical hype approach or the tablets themselves. but whichever. I'm tickled to death! The waistbands are no longer too tigh( on my skirts and slacks in this short time-and I am not jittery. depressed or feeling deprived (all problems I've experienced in the past with diet pills). I found your ad and am happily back m control. Thanks. Sincerely. J.J.M .• Richmond. VA "/Just wish to note that I think your·product Is Great. That's why I have a second order ancl another for a fnend. She was convinced 1ust by look mg at the results on me. THANKS/ for mak111g a new and better me. Love. M. G Montebello. CA 90640 ·-...... .. lllffy Pllll WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9, 1913 UC lr¥ine inducts fi¥e members into Hall of Fame. D2. BUSINESS 05 · STOCKS 07 Macias a Husker; Cadigan picks USC By ROGER CAR~ON Of the o.11w ~lot II•" By recent st.andarWi, It's a lean year for college football scouts in the area, but one thing is very evident -there's nothing sklmpy about Marina Hlgh tackle BIU Macias or Newport Harbor tackle Dave Cadigan -and Nebraska and USC obviously agree. Today is the day for blue ch ip football players to sign national letters of intent regarding their collegiate future and Macias and Cadigan have made their choices, as have severa l oth er area standouts. OAVW CAOIOAN alll MACIAI "f'IO LONG "I arew an Inch lince the aeuon •tarted and I 'm 1Ull ~wing," aay1 the Newport Harbor 1t.andout, a fin\ team All-CIF choice. Cadigan, too, ia almJna toward the bualneu field, with undereraduate .chool hia first priority. "Family, academics, then 1ports," says Cadigan. While Maclu will be going '1lrectly to the freshman football team at Nebraska, Cadigan is expected to play a role with the Trojans' varsity even as a freshman, although most likely In a reserve ro)e. "h 's the program and the education," says Macias, as he explained his reasoning for signing with the Cornhuskers. "Ar12ona was the only other school I really considered," says the All-CIF tackle, who is now 6-5. 232 pounds. about 12 pounds heavier than he was during the fall. Cadigan , too, is thinking education first, football second, In his reasoning to go with the Trojans. "It doesn't look like I'm going to red.shirt," says Cadigan. "Eapedally if I keep growing and keep a good attitude about thinp." Another top lineman from lhe Sea View League, El Toro's Paul Svitenko, la headed for Stanford following today'• formalities, while Mater Dei lineman Jim 81.rmingham 19 headed for Arizona. Costa Mesa resident, i1 going to Cal State Nortluidge. &Uson High'a entourage of Anthony Johann, Derek Griffiths, Ge rry Graham and Jeff Washln.llton are a mixea bag -Griffiths aet for the University of Pacific, but the rest are up in the air. "Everything at Nebraska circles around the fact they ar e trying to get you to graduate," continues Macias. "They have 92 per cent graduation statistics, which is one of the highest in the country ." Macias says he'll pursue a business administration major. ''Hudson Houck (USC 8!18istant coach) should be here this evening," says Cadigan, "with the letter of Inte nt. That's about it. l never really considered anyone else, I've always been inclined to be a Trojan." Cadigan visited Texas A&M and Southern Methodist, "but It was just to help me make it clear in my mind," adds Cadfgan, now at 259 pounds on a 6-5 'h frame. Notre Dame walked off with Orange County's plum in terms of skilled positions -getting Servite High's St.eve Beurlein, the quarterback who led the Friars to the CIF Big Five Conferel'\Cf" crown. Fountain Valley High's Reid Long, a standout offensive tackle, la signing with the Univenity of Colorado, while Saddleback High 's Blake Smith, a Graham, the place-kicker, la undecided between Harvard or Cal, Johann, the linebacker, has Kansas and Iowa State trying to get him to forget about Long Beach State, and Waahington (See MACIAS, Page 01) Corona del Mar's Greg Wynn ( 12) looks for someone to pass · to as Newport Harbor's Chuck McGavrin applies pressure. Sailors spin Folk song Overtime bucket has Tars stayin'· alive By JOHN SEV ANO or tM C>ellJ "°' ,..,. The only thing Brian Folk had· done the entire game was hit two free throws in the first quarter. So, Newport Harbor High Coach Jerry D e Bus k had t o b e somewhat surprised to see his 6-0 senior guard drive the lane for the winning basket with seven seconds left in overtime Tuesday night. But that's exactly what Folk did and what resulted was a stunning 38-36 Sea View League basketball victory for the Sailors over arch-rival Corona del Mar befor e a wildly enthusiast ic , crowd at Newport Harbor. The victory not only kept the Sailors' slim playoff hopes alive but, in the process, the Tars presented their coach with his first victory over the Sea Kings in five years and only DeBu.sk'a second wln in his seven -yea r coac hing t e rm at Newport, spanning 14 gamt!S. "I was beginning to think he (CdM Coach Jack Enion) owned me," said a smiling De Bus k afterward. "We're there. We had to have this one. These guys have busted their butt.s and done what I've asked them to do all year long. They d eserve to g o to t he playoffs." For that to happen, though; the Sailors are going to need a little help. Trailing El Toro by one game for third place (and the final playoff spot) in the Sea View L eague sta ndings, the SaUors, with only Thursday's finale remaining, have to beat Univers ity a nd h o pe the Chargers lose to Costa Mesa. Of course, the game the Sailors really had to win was against the league-leading Sea Kings (11-2, 17-5 overall) ... and the Tara , played like a cat backed into a comer, acratching for its life. After grabbing a 10-8 le ad after the first quarter, the Sailors found themselves down by a 22-14 margin in the second as CdM's Greg Wynn tallled for eight points. The Tan cut the deficit to four by halftime, however, and finally caught and passed the Sea Kings with eight straight points during . the latter stages of the third, taking the lead at 31-28. The Sea Kings did a little rebounding of their own though to take a 36-33 advantage before a three-point play by N ewport forward Jim Wolfe knotted the score at 36 with 4:33 to go. CdM then held the ball until Karl Wo lff m issed a 10-foot jumpe r with 2:35 left. The Sailors came down and fed the ball to J oe Seager inside, but the 6-8 senior center had the ball stripped out of his hands by CdM ~d Mike Hess and the Sea King& regained posaession at the 2:16 mark. The Sea Kings proceeded to work down the clock and tried to open the left side for Hesa to go one-on-one. But as HHS dribbled to his le ft wl\h only a few aeconds remalnlng, he wu met by two Newport defenders and the senior could only get an off-ba.ia.m'e shot, from about 13 feet away, which barely hit the front of the rim at the end of regulation. In the three-minute overtime, it was Newport's tum to play keepaway as the Sailors got the tip and ran down the clock by using their paaaing game. Finally, with the clocJt tiicking away and DeBusk waving his right hand in a circle to indicate he wanted hia players to keep going, Folk got the ball at the free throw line, drove the lane, and thre w up an arching three-footer which bounced on the back of the rim a couple of times and Cell through with three aeconda left. CdM's Dave VanSteenhuyae did get off a final shot. but his (See SAILORS, Pace DS) University's upset costs ·Eagles share of Sea View lead By ROBB MUNSON IPecW to ttle Dellr Not University High's control of the de fensive boards, coupled with the shooting of Erik Blake, h e lped the Trojan• ups e t Estancia, 41-39, Tuesday night in S ea View League basketball action at University. Collin Cate's pair of free throw s with 12 seconds left decided the iasue, giving the ~rojans a four-point lead. Jon Johnston's bucket with time running out was to no avail. The setback co.t the F.agles a 1hare of the league lead with Corona del Mar, which wu upset by Newport Harbor. The Eagles and CdM meet Thunday nlght. "We have been playing well lately," said University Coach Jeff Cunningham. "It eeems like all of our games have been cloee. A miss here and there, a shot at the buzzer. But our kids showed heart during the 9euon. "The loss to Irvine hurt ua. And with the way Estancia came back tonight, we could have folded." After a 2-2 deadlock just seconds Into the game, University tallied 11 ~ht points. After an Eaale timeout. Jim Curtis hit on a 20-footer to cut the deficit to nine points. But with 1:01 left in the opening quarter, Blake d\ade a three-point play giving the Trojans a 12-point advantap. Lakers make Soµics pay for late foul Sorry George, Elway to play football "We got stuck 16-4 and really put ounelves in a hole.'' Mid Estan c ia Coach Larry Sundennan. "We wanted to 8top Blake, and didn't do that. And Blake hurt ua on the oUenaive boards u well. He l'Nlly wanted lt." The F.aglea (10-3) Sol back on track in the aecond quarter, confusing University with a full-court prell and fon:ina ~ 'rrojana to tum the ball over 10 tlmea. Yankees owner hoping to court Stanford star into performing in New York SEAT TLE (AP) -Gua rd Norm Ni xon sank two free th.rows and forward Bob McAdoo added one in the final three aeconda Tuesday night aa the Los Angeles Lake ra e dged the Seattle SuperSonics 121-118 in National Basketball' Association action. With the victory, the Lakers continue their dominance of the Sonics. The Laken led 118-114 with ~~ aeconda to go aft.er Jamaal Wilke. hit a l~foot jumper. The Sonics' Fred Brown and Gua WWWN hlt two quick buckets, the latter with four seconds to go. Seattle's Phil Smith fouled Nixon with three aeconda to go on an inbounds pe19. After Nixon rnade both free throws, McAdoo _. Wllliama' .tnbound pa11. He Milled the fJnt free throw and made the eecond. Center Kareem Abdul-.Jabbar led the Laken wtth ao polnll while 1uard Me1tc Johneon tumed In • "utllle double" -28 polntl, 10 rebound• and 11 8llllta. George Steinbrenner prides himlelf in g e tting what he wanta and George Steinbrenner wants very aerioualy to have John Elway pt.y the outfield ln Yankee Stadium. George Steinbrenner will not get John Elway. "I'm going to play football," Elway whispered in the ear of thls tourist the other night. We were IOdaHnna in Newport Beach , an atmotphere known to brlng out the honesty In a suy. "Don't tell an)'body," John Elway whiapered ln the other eu. . Of coune I wouldn't tell anybody. Not until I OQUld pt to my typewriter. ''Why would you 9lay football rather than bueballr' I whfapered In the ear of John J:lway. "Becauae I like football betier than ba.aeball," John Elway whlapered back. "Beeldes, I thlnk I am a better quarterbldt than I am en outfielder." Pro ac:outa dl1a1ree. BHeball ta\ent people •Y Elway 1' a natural bueball item. They auapect ...-ine.. Footb&ll ICOUtl do not alway1 aaree on. property and the potential. In llway'e cue ./ they declare In c.h«w that he mlaht be 1 beat quarterback tbeir aame nu IV known. · The football watchen aay the th~p ~, __ , ____ ,_..,_ 8PQRTS COLUMNIST BUD TUCKER John Elway did at Stanford, with a very ordinary team, were altopther out of the ordinary. They aee ln Elway qualltlft quite beyond the physical requtremenll for a demandln& 1ame. · The uncontelted opinion ii th.at Elway has football lntelliaence which ii bom into few men. Unltu Ii.ad it. Staubech had it. Maybe Bradahaw. "You can make a lot of rr.oneY Dia~ baseball," I whtapered in John &lway 1 other ..... "I can make a lot of money playlna football, too," John Elway whiapered beck. W~ll.1. you couldn't ar1u• with that. Football bonUMe and contractl er. now every bf t • oblcet• u thOle of bwball, at leut in the caaea of the au\henUc 1uper aian. Nwnber one draft c:ho6cea now be«ln• ll\ltant miWonairee. Elway•• f'8\lre1 will ~ anythinc 1n ,......~. Draft cho6c.w can be ol cout1t. but M the laluptee now 8'andl. Balt:amon wtll make the f1nt MlecUon on April 28. .. Houston will pick next, followed by the Rama. The Colli need a quarterback, not to mention help at 10 other offensive poeitlona. The BalUmore ow~e~l Robert Iraay, la 80mething of a -=rewoaJJ but h.la checka do not bounce. · Houaton need• • quarterback, not to mention an entirely new offensive complex.ton. John Elway la bla enouah foe Texu and Tex.as la probably b'8 ~ foc John Elway. Six straight Estancia points reduced the University leed to four pointa, and then a ltrina of elaht con.aecutive countera put uw F.aal• into the leld. . Doua Plnckney llOCOWlted f« four of thoee points, the final two coming after a ateal with l :48 ~~ I The Tro)ana tied theJame' aconda i.ter with a pair ( lrw1 throw. by John Belanpr, but another bomb by Curtil •ve the 1 Eagle9 a 24-22 lead at halftime. I Aa tbll la written, John Elway la not repreeented by an apnt but he hM been ln eetalon with the oranae County firm of Zlaket Spana Ent.rpriMe which handlee aeverai ~tl\letea. "W• knew that we we,. The lut reason one can put forth In playtna a team with qWclawm." Mid Qmnlnaham." and that mak1nc a~ f« bMeball II \Mt I\ II 1-... _ ...... con·-• the ..___.._. We demandinl from a phylkaJ ltandpoblt and rwu "" vv. .__ there ta -. wear and 1HI" on a bMebe1l adJu1ted to their preea In the bod and there be -"--In the KCOnd half a lot betw than Iii Y may more ,____.. the flnt. l'll\aneta•1 preea can rna/hu ...,_ ,.ny iaU ltm toll." rarely appU• ~~· It Unlvenity \.-cl thrw ........... cel1ainly would not be b&e ln a~ b ..... to tab a two-l*nt lilild. ~~-=y~--~ ...... Of and lncreMed lta a..d to w. 11So tt ta illttJed thenr' h~hllpend ln tht with 3: 10 left tn th• third ..,. of John l:lway. "Foocball b an?" quartar. ••Football for eun," Elwav w~ But a thrH•))Olnl play by bide ... But doft•t tell anybody~' PindlMy tied the 1UD1 at 31. 1 wauldn't tell an.ybody. but 1 ... WOUid OnMm l>wnlt Wt a 13-..._, Ilk• to be the on• to ttll 01or11 fartheTro .. topUlllwNtJ 8~. __ <--..W......, BAOt.a~Plli .... 111=;...,.;· DI;.,..-;-) ..._--.._, • 01 Orange Co11t DAIL. Y PIL.OT /Wldn11d1y, l'ebruary 8, 1883 "UCI inducts five inta-Hall-of Eanie-- By JOHN SEVANO Of"-.o.-, ..... ..., UC Jrvlne hu Inducted five prominent 1port1 ,fl1ure1 Into lta recently e1tablllhed Hall of Fame. Baker (1971·76) wu captain and MVP of tho UCI ba1ketball team for thr~t> 1t.ralaht •uona. He holm thl' 11Chool'1 car r eoorlna record of 1,597 polntl. H~ 11 alAO the carffr reboundlna lt'Adf'r at 926. Wiii lht Warn'• l9dln1 ICONr 1n 19ee, c.'(.)llcclina 30 ioall In 20 aame.. ln UH'7, hti wu tht-~nd leading 1rorer on w wum Mnd earned All-American honol'I. ~. ;.wot. lc»tt WU urned UCI'• A~ of the y..,., Ht pa...d thArd tn the NCAA Dt\tlalon ll crou cou~try champtonahJp1; wu fourth ln the NCAA Indoor track and fltld champlonahlpe: and WN the NCAA Division n champion In the 800 and 1,000 meten. He w11 ai.o the MU naUonal champion ln Uw 1,600 met.en and repre1mted the U.S. at Uw first World CUp Championahlp1. . The tlnt five members to be •ll'Ct.ed were Coach Al Irwin, Dave Baker, 1..l ndaa y • M orae B enn et, Ferdy MumimJno and St.eve Scott. Baker wu named AlJ•Cout durlna the 1974-76 HHon whllt oarnlns Dlvl1lon n, Flrat Team All-Dlatrlct honors durtna hilt laat three lfflO"t M1111lmlno t'urr ntly competea In triathlon evenui throughout the coufit.rv. The quintet w11 recently honored during h a lftime of a UC Irvin e basketball same. Each Wal prnented with a Hall of Fame plaque. Scott (1976-78), CW'ttn\ly lhe United State'• premJer mlddle-dlltance runner, compel~ In track and field and crota country a t UCI. .,. Irwin was UCI'1 flnt water polo and swlmmina coach. He charted a 14-4 record durlng the initial 1966-66 aeuon and a 14-6 record In 1966-67. Bennet (19H·78) WH the AIAW national tennia champ in 1977. She held a 38-4 record ln sln8les that year and 28-4 ln doublet and ane a1IO partldpated In the 1977 World UoJvenlt.y Gamet. Be nne t , still competl na. was a Wimbledon participant laat year. As a freahman, he was the NCAA Dlvt.lon II mile champion with a time of 4.09.7. In his sophomore year, Scott placed fourth In the NCAA Division ll crou c."Ountry champion.sh ips and waa a finalist In the l,500 meters at the U.S . Olymplc trials. ~ a 1eoJor, Scott ran the futst mile In American history (3:63.9). He alto Mt a conference record ln the l ,CW>O PC.AA ChamplonahJps. In UCI'1 flnt year In Dlvialon I, Scott won the NCAA Dlvialon I champiolllhip In the 1,500 meters and agaln wu the AAU champion in the 1,500 met.en. Al Irwin ln the years that followed, lrwln held a post In the Department of Athle tics before retiring in 1978. Massimino (1966-70), who was a partJclpant ln water polo and 1wlmmlng, Kuhn bars Mantle from baseball jobs From AP dlapatclle.a NEW YORK -Hall of Fame Ill slugger Mickey Mantle, like Willie Mays before him, w~ barred Tuesday from coaching or front-office positions in baseball for accepting a promotional job with a hotel-casino. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn ordered Mantle, the former New York Yankees great, t.o give up his part-time coaching position with the team be cause he took the $100,000-a-year promotions job with Claridge Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, N.J. "I got a hand-carried l etter today f r om the commissioner," said Mantle. "I'm gone ... I'm out o f baseball.'' Kuhn's decision followed the precedent he set 31h years llllNfTU . ago w h en he told Mays to give up his long-term $50,000-a-year post with the New York Mets after he accepted a casino promotions job at Ba.lly's Park Place. "I have told Mickey that I have no choice," Kuhn said in a prepared statement. "H is situation ia like Willie Mays'. Baseball and casino employment are inconsistent. "I would much prefer that both of them were in baseball and I hope in time It can be worked out." Quote of the day Ed Badger, University of Cincinna ti basketball coach, explaining why he often th.rows his coat to complain about calls by officials: "I do it so that the label ~showing and the crowd can see it. My tador likes that." Ballard sinks Celtics in overtime Greg Ballard sank a field goal m •with sik seconds remaining in overtime to ensure W11hlngton a 104-101 victory over Boston Tuesday night in the National Basketball Aaociatlon. Robert Parilb'1 hook shot with 12 aeoonda left in regtllation helped Bost.on into overtime, after the Bullets had led by as many as 14 point.a ln t.he third quarter and nine in the final slaJUa . . . Joe Bryut'• three-polnt play with 34 1eCOnda remaining ln overtime lift.eel Houaton to a 116-115 decision over Kansas City . . . Rookie forward Terry C.mmlD11 notched 31 points and Tom Cllamben added 27 as San Diego trounced Denver, 125-98, only the third Ume this aeuon the Nugge ts h ave been held •ALUM> below 100 points ln a game this season . . . Mark A1alrre had a g~high 28 point.a and Jay Vlncent acored 10 of his 22 points in the final four minutes as Dallas defeated Phoenix, 112-100 . . . Mike Daaleavy sank a three-point shot t.o aend the game into overtime, and Artl1 Gilmore tallied seven points in the extra period to help San Antonio nudae Detroit, 147-143 . . . Jlm PUIOD acored 34 points and CalvlD Natl added 28 as Portland romped to a 109-93 decision over Chicago . . . Buck Williama had 29 points and Albert Klng 19 to lead New Jersey past Atlanta, 115-109. Iowa State nips Missouri in OT Barry Stevens drilled an 18-Coot m shot at the buuer to give Iowa State a 73-72 overtime upset of 10th-ranked . Missouri In Big Eight Conference college basketball Tuesday night. The clutch basket capped a brilliant 40-point performance by lhe sophomore forward and ended Missouri's record string of 11 Big Eight victories on the road. The Cyclones also snapped a 10-game losing streak to the Tigers in handing Missouri its fi,rst conference setback of the season . . . Elsewhere, senior guard Stewart Gru1er'1 24 point.a, including 10 in a three-minute stretch, sparked No. 12 Villanova to an 86-7lt victory over Big East rival Connecticut . . . Kenny Walker came olf the bench to tally 23 polnts and lead 13th-rat.eel Kentucky t.o an 88-67 Southeastern Conference triumph over vhiting Miaaiaslppi State. Walker, a freshman forward, h ad 12 Point.a and 10 rebounds in the first half as the Wildcats took a 39-31 lead at the break. Lazers stopped by Buffalo, 4-2 Third-quarter goals by Carlo1 Ill Salguero, Ernie Suriano a nd Al Gadm1ad11on sparked the nuffalo Stallions to a 1-2 victory over the Los Angeles Laz.ers in Major Indoor Soccer League play Tuesday night at the Forum. Gas Moka.U1 and JUD Cardena• scored for the Lazers, who dropped to 4-24 . . . Rlclde Smith'• stolen drag racing car has been recovered and he plans to race it Sunday in the final eliminations of the ? Winternationals competition at Pomona. The Is world ready for n ew league · new 1983 Thunderbird was in a trailer which Alex Belle thought of spr ing • was taken along with the truck that tows it professional football a few years ago, ••• ... Runn ing back Kelvin Bryant and inco rporate d the International offensive tackle Irv Eatman signed multi-year Football League in 1980 and now contracts with the Philadelphia Stars of the plans t.o surface with it again ln opposition t.o the United States Football League. Eatman, from embryo Unit.eel Stat.es Football League. UCLA. is believed to have been given a But where the USFL is operational. the IFL four-year deal for clos~ to $1 million ... 1s just resurfacing with Belle getting his act Coach Bart Starr of the Green Bay Packers, together again and aiming for 1984. whoee team reached the NFL playoffs for the Belle aays he doesn't plan any head-to-head first time in his eight seasons as coach, was given confrontation with the well-established National a one-year extension of his contract ... Football League and would go against lhe USFL Offensive tackle Mike Neary of Golden West ln only three areas -New York, Chicago and College officially signed to play football at San Los Angeles. Diego State. He hopes his other franchises can be Ln Honolulu, Seattle-Tacoma, San Joee, Milwaukee, T I · · d ' Indianapolis, Orlando, Fla., Memphis, Tenn.. e evasion,· ra 10 Tulsa, Okla., Syracuse, N.Y., and Columbus, TV: College Basketball -Ohio State at Ohio. Wi.aconsin, CJ:i.annel 56 (taped). "We'll try t.o go to football-oriented cities • but not go directly against the other leagues." RADIO: Utah at Lakers, 7:20 p.rn., KLAC said Belle. • (570). L-..:;;;;::=:;::=:================~..:::::...:.:::.:... ________________ __ Viking-Oiler feud renewed 1 Marina hoping to derail Huntington Beach's title hopes By ROGER CARLSON Of" ... 0.-, ........ 1be title and/or CIF 4-A playoffs are at stake tonight when Marina Hiah's Vikings invade Huntington Beach as the two long-time rivals renew their long feud in a return to the late '60s and early '70. when anytime theee two met there wu much on the line. "Maybe that old Marina-Hunti.nat.on Beach rivalry ls being renewed." taY'8 Huntington Beach buketball coacn Roy Miller, whoee team I.a ju.at an arm'• length eway from the championship of the Sun.et l...eaQue. The Oilers of Huntington Beach, ranked No. 7 in the CIF 4-A and No. 21n Orange County with a 16-5 overall record (7-1 in league play), already can bout of a 79-66 vict.ory over the Vikings ln the first round. Marina, under the hand of Coach Steve Pol)OVlch hu Ktven others flt.a while compiling a 6-t ~ mar"K with the only other km a 55-53 dedlion in overtime to Ocean View . "Maybe lt'1 a ma1cllup situation," says Miller about hit team'• previous AKXle9I against Merina. "It happens with various teams throughout the league. Certain teams just mat.ch up better with othen, that'• why It's IO tough to judge how one team ia going to do againlt another by comparing .cores. "We're just hoping to do what we did ln the first round, t.o play Marina tough and to try to prevent (Scott) Filipek from getting hit hand.a on the ball'' Filipek ICOred 23 polnta against Huntington a.ch ln the tint round, but the Oil.en answered wtth five playen ln double figures ln an lmpn!91ive dilplay. · Basketball scores c:r lou1Mtn C .. Colleoe 93, Cel lll*lt72 OtwtM 0-... .,. Sou~ -:. ~ 71, UC Sen °'9o • a'!NtOIOUI 10, 9!olll 91 A-oA.. ,... LOfM •• ,_ ,.._... .. ...... ..... n ... ~12(ot) ...,..... ... oed °""""°" eo Cll ...... et. .. ,.,.,. 12 ~--.---Ted\16 .... ....._ .... I lfkf7 ~a. .. L~YIS Other SW18et League game1 tonight, all billed to begin at 7:30, are Fountain Valley (tu) at Ocean View (4-4) and Westminster (1-7) at Edilon (0-8) Jamel Gamer and Billy Thompeon key the Oilers' attack with the ln.aide-outaide approach, along with the aolid play of 6-6 Mike Milli and guard Lou Harrigan. Garner i. averqing 14.7 points in league, in addition to hit rebounding and blocking af>WUes. while Mills haa 20-foot raDICC· Filipek. the 6-1 senior playmaker for the Vikings, is the league's leading scorer' with an average of 26.0 per start. i Abo in double flgurel for the Vi.kel are -~ Chrla Neumann (10.4) and 6-3 Eric Padilla (10. . l.n South C.out League play, al9o at 7:30, it'• Woodbridge (3-7) at Laauna Hilb (6-6), X...,W. Beach (2-8) at Capistrano "'Valley (10-0) and Mimion Viejo (2-8) at San Clemente (5-5). Vanguards ro:mp to 93-72 decision The Southern California Colleae men'• basketball team broke open a c101e cont.est early in the aeoond half and went on to romp past Cal Beptiat Colle~ of Rivenkle, 93-72, T\.le9day night in the winner I gym. Leading 37-32 at lntennllllon, the Vanguards ou~ Cal Bepdat 18-6 in the first five minut.eR of the leCOlld half to lengthen their lead. sec 1witched to a 2-1-2 zone and llmlt.ed lta oppoeition to ju1t one shot to help turn the aame ln the 'V anguarda' favor. Larry Hint and Rachatd Pleroe bepn taklna over control of the defensive board• ana 1pearheaded the sec fut break with effecti"Ve out.let p-. •ttinl up e.y t.ranliUOn a.keta. Mlke Roberts wN the 1ame'1 acort.nc IMdet' with 21 points, while Andre Smith fWDped ln 20. Pierce notched 16 and wat credited with 10 reboundl. The vldoey lmp-owd Uw V....,.. NAL\ Dlvta&on 3 record to 5-3 and OY'enll mark to lS.10 • Southern Cal o,u, .... ln .iion qa1n J'riday nieht at 7:30 When It hmtl Freeno Paci& . Two for Kareem MACIAS ... From Page 01 isn't expected to accept Weber State or Bolle State. perhaps trying the community college level before signing with anyone. Lance Martin, the All-Sea View League t.ck from Corona del Mar, 11 accepting a partial scholarship to Cal Poly San Luis OOlipo, while teammate Gordon Mou, an All-CIF punter in football and infielder in bueball, ls headed foe Arizona State. Capistrano Valley lineman Bob Jenkinl ia aet for Utah. WestrnJnster linebacker Richard Brown and defensive back Steve Waahbon are expected to lign with San Diego State 10day, while still wldedded, but definlieJy leaning, are Miu.ion Viejo receiver Fred Coler (Princeton), Mialion Viejo quarterback Klau1 Leitenbauer (Air Force) and Capistrano Valley defensive back Reggie Pendleton (Cal State Fullerton). The only player m1.-ing from all of thia, of courae, LI the late Matt Homba of Ecu.on High, an All-CIF defenalve back who wu killed recently while on a recruiting trip to ~ State. H o mba wa1 o n e of Nebra1ka '1 moat sought-after players and wa1 leaning In that d irection before the car accident claimed hia life. The lilt of blue chip products Isn't u lo111 u it has been in recent years with the dominance of juniors this pas t season, mostly in the skilled positions. Jets' Michaels quits HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. (AP) -New York Jeta Coach Walt Michaels announced his retittment from the National Football League club 10day. "I have spent 32 years in this game and I've enjoyed them all, but in that time I have never taken a vacation and never spent enough time wttb my family.'• Michaels said in a prepared-.statement. "Now I think It UI time that I should." The declslon took the Jet.a by surpriae. Michaels had led the team into the NFL playoffs the last two years with New York loGng the American Conference championship glU'lle to the Mlami Dolphins. 14-0, last month. There waa apeculation that Michaeli would be succeeded by Je131 offensive ooonlinat.or Joe Walton. who has been credited with much of the club'a improvement the last two ...ans. Michaels met with club prelldent Jim Keftlil Tuelday to deliver b.i.I dedllon. That wu one day after he returned from Honolu.lu where he ooeclwd the AFC All-Star team in the Pro Bowl The AFC loat that game 20-19. Charity run plans finish in Huntington RIVERSIDE (AP) -Younc runnen and a hobbler plan a charity run ln relaY'8 from the deeert to the aea Friday and Saturday repreaentina a recently-fonned nmnlna dub at R1venide Poly Hieb School. Then are 2t nmnen ln the lr'OUP tncludine Lynn AodeiWl, 14, who broke a lee lkiina du.rlna Chriatmaa vacation but atill ia llat.ed t.o do the fin1ah1nc ,.-di of the event. The ODUr9 ia from Blythe to Huntinpn Beech. a 6tance ~ 281 miles. The runners expect to complete it in 39 houri lta.rtinC at 2 a.m. Friday. The cbmen route atarta on Uw banla of the Colorado River near Blythe, extends aero .. dOHJ't ~ng the old Bradshaw Stqe Trail. illag t.:k-ltn!eta throulh Indio, Riverside and on to Huntington Beach. Each of the 26 runners wW cover 10 or 16 miles of the~ in 6-mile relays. When the trek nean lta conclusion in Huntinatm 8-::b at 1hortly after 5" p .m . on Saturday, Anderaon wlll ~ hobblinl the lut ,uaner mile with her lee ltill in .. CMt. For the pMl few weeka. the runners have been 10Ucitinc pled1es for e.ch runner wlilo competee in the J'llCe. I Lak• eenter ~ AWtd-Jul.r lalll ........ Oftl' 9-nle .., ....... LA'• wta. S. ''°"'• ... Dl. f _ Gr.et ~ky's four goals 'top thrill' UNIONDALE. N.Y. (AP) It's a certainty that Wayn e Gretzky will never forget the 3~th National Hockey Lcagut> AJJ.star game. As a matter of facl, neither will Pelle Lindbergh. "He should share the Most Valuable Players' car with me," said the Philadelphia Flyers goalie who will always be remembered as the man who gave up Gretzky's record four goals in the NHL's midseason showcase game. The stunning performance ea rned the blond-hatred Edmonton center the MVP prize and the Campbell Conference a surprisingly easy 9-3 victory over the Wales Conference at the Nassau Coliseum Tuesday night. ''I tried as hard as I could," added Lindbergh, "but it sure waa embarrassing.'' Gretzky's performance was all the more remarkable for its efficiency. He packed all of his goals into the third period to help tum a close game into a laugher. "This might be m y No . I all·time thril I." said Gretzky. ''Until my team wins the Stanley Cup, this is as big a thriU as I'll get.'' It was all the more dramatJc, considering the way Gretzky had played in the first two periods. He mishandled the puck several times, and generally found himself out of the flow of the game. "I just didn't play well at all in the first two pe riods," he admitted. "But it seemed in the third period things went especially well " Part of the reason that Gretzky got his game together was the help of Jari Kurrl and Mark Messier, two linemates from Edmonton. Ot•noe Cout DAIL v f'ILOT /Wednuday, FtbNJary 9, 1083 • El Toro remains ,..;.....----~~~~~~~~~-- final CIF slot • in .. in Sea View race El Toro High'• Charaera maintained their one·aame edge over Newport Harbor In the 'hectic drive f or a CIF 3·A buket ball playoff apot. Tuesday nlaht -and Costa Meaa. El Toro'• laat hurdle, waa also victorious, winning lta third game In lta laat four starta. Here'• how it went Tuesday: El Toro, 55·50 Jeff Arnold, the 6-9 junior El Toro center, ICOred 20 points, had 7 rebounda and 3 blocked shota, but in the end It may have been his substitute, 6-6 sophomore Ch uck K unsaitis who proved to be the difference. Kunaaltis matched Irvine on the boards In the latter st.ages with Arnold on the bench in foul trouble. ·Seahawks get another shutout · Goalie Jack Bedohan posted his fifth shutout of the Sunset Leag u e season and Reid Thidobeau scored twice as Ocean View posted a 2-0 men's high school soccer victory over Marina Tuesday night. In the other Sunset games, &Uson and Huntington Beach played •to a 1-1 deadlock and Westminster did the same with Fountain Valley, 2-2. And Rodney Catlin, an unheralded 6-3 aenlor, held Irvin sophomore Jeff Dielman to ju.at 1lx points ln the second half &fter the Vaqueroa' ace connected for 14 fl.rst·half countera. "We played aa well In the second half aa we played poorly In the fir1t hall," said EI Toro Coach Tim Travers. J "We just played better defense, rebounded and ran our - offense in the second half. It wash really a Jekyll and Hyde game for us. "Now we're al Costa Meaa Thursday. You know they're going to be up for us the war. they're knocking people of . We're certainly not interested m getting into a ny playoff game with Newport Harbor." Irvine had a 10-point. lead at halftime and was still In command, 40-38, going Into the' final period. The Vaquer06 were without the services of 6·1 junior Lance Neal (broken finger). El Toro is now 8-5 in league, a l game ahead of Ne~rt Harbor for third place -the last spot for a CIF 3-A playoff cJi>i>orturuty. Costa Mesa, 66-51 Ted Stitt a'1d Dave Palmblade went on a tear, combining for 22 rebounds and 30 points as Saddleback wilted after taking a 21 -20 lead. The Mustangs were up by a 58-38 margm in the second hall before settling for the 15-point victory. Stitt scored 22 points and had 12 re bounds. Palmblade added seven assists. The win gives Mesa a 5-8 Sea View League record, as opposed to Saddleback's 0-13 mark. "Without my linemates," Gretzky said, "I'm not going to accomplish what I did tonight. They were just super." Brian Folk gets carrie d fro m the floor after hitting game-winning bucket T uesday nig ht in 38-36 overtime decision over CdM. Ocean View's victory kept it atop the Sunset standings at 5-0-2 ( 12 points), while dropping the Oilers (4-1-2) two points off the pace. The Seahawks received stout defensive support from outside {uJlback Mark Stier, Henry Postgame conversation wtth Costa Mesa Coach Tim Parse! centered on Thursday's duel with El Toro, in whfcn Parse) has the opportunity to hand a friend (Newport Harbor's Jerry Edison wears Sunset t. crow-n Marina tops Oile r s; Pira t es capture season o pe ne r Edison High clinched the Sunset League championship by winning its nmth straight game Tuesday night to highlight women's basketball action. In another Sunset matchup, Manna stopped Huntington Beach, and Academy League champ Newpor t Christian easily disposed of v1s1tang Leffingwell. On the community college level. Orange Coast was a winner over Long Beach City College m the Pirates' season opener. Here's how it happened: E clJsoa 60, Westminster 36 Marybeth Thobe filled in admirably for the flu-stricken Gretchen Meinhardt as the Chargers pulled away early and breezed. Thobe, playing her best game of the season, controlled the inside to notch a personal high of 26 points and also accounted for nine rebounds. Janet Bittner contributed 15 rebounds. while Kari Cates had 10 as&sts. WOMEN AJene Andersen (13) led the Vikings in the 1eoring department, which was helped along by the 10 rebounds from Andersen . The victory upped Marina's overall record to 9-13 and 4-5 in Sunset League, while Huntington Beach dropped to 5-15, 1-8. Eve Titus and Jackie Townsend were Huntington Beach's leading scorers with 15 and 10 points respectJvely. Newport Cbrlttlu U, Leffingwell t Stella Berkebile and Chris Yearley combined for 36 points as the Conquerors built a 20-0 lead after one quarter and cruised. Newport Christian, the Academy League champion, moved to 11-1 in league play and 17-2 overall. SAILORS ... From Page 0 1 mldcourt desperation hit the backboard as the buzzer sounded. "I really didn't have much to say to my players," said Errion, "because I thought we played as hard as we could. We just came up two points short. VanSteenhuyse led the Sea Kings with 12 points. W ynn added 10, while Wolff had four points and a team-high nine rebounds. For Newport, Seager had 12 points, seven rebounds and five blocked shots, whUe Wolfe added 10 points. "We could use a little help," admitted DeBusk, as Newport is now 7-6 in league, 9-12 overall and 5-1 at home. "But we still have to beat Universit}:. "At least il we don t make it, we're not going to go belly.up." Georpon and Jeff Citko. Huntington Beach needed a goal by Dean Tomasick with 1~ than three minutes to 'play to earn its \le with Edison. Eric ·aiefeld notched the Chargers' goal with an assist from Gerry Graham. DeBusk) a gift. I "The last time we played El Toro it was a four-point game." r ecalled Panel. .. But the n I Palmblade fouled out and we were o utscored 31-13 in the fourth quarter.'' EAGLES . • • From PaQe 0 1 In women's high school action, Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley needed second-half goals to earn deadlocks in the Sunset League, while Corona del Mar rolled to a lopsided Sea View the lead coming into the final Le ague de c is Ion over quarter. Saddleback. Pinckney gave the Eagles a Audrey Rohn tallied her two-point advantage with 5:56 J second goal of the game five left after a pair of baskets, but minutes into the second half to Estancia failed to cash in on free ' lift Huntington Beach into a 3-3 throws down the stretch. missing J tie with Marina. four in a row. Rohn, along with teammate "We missed some easy shots," Kim Owen , had scored once said Sunderman. "And missing' apiece in the first half, but the those free throws at an important Vikings held a 3·2 advantage at time was really crucial. intermission. "We don't have any excuses. Marina remained in second We can't say that we w e ref\ place in the Sunset (4·1-2), while looking ahead for Corona del Debbie Eastin poured in 19 points to lead the Lions' attack. The victory brought &ii.son to within one game of a perfect Sunset season and the Chargers will try to go 10-0 when they meet Ocean View Thursday. Overall, Edison improved to 22-3. d the Oilers stayed in third at Mar. Uni just flat beat us.'' Games postpone 2·2·3. Despite the loss Estancta's bid a Oraa~ Coast '71, Long Beacll 14 Tuesday'• UC Irvine bueball Ocean View's Jana Darling at another Sea View League•0 phomod reBNonna Leddlbfdreid scored 19 poinw8 game a~ft1 _ _. •-·--P--'.,c and kicked in her team's lone goal 10 co-championship with Corona del and· Melin a urris a e 13 points and 1 ....... ~u.. ~ · •-afte · •A-: .... ion as the M ins · •~t )• the Go den W .. st-Saddleback mmu~ r in ....... ~ ar rema m--. · rebounds as the Pirates opened the season at Long contest were ~tponed becauae Seahawks and Fountain Valley Blake was the Trojans' scoring H Beach City College. of wet grounds. played to ·a 1-1 tie. leader with 19 points, while li Coleen Berry was also in double figures, The GWC·Saddleback game Th e deadlock makes Ocean Norm Stolzoff had 10. For the1b Marlaa 53, Ha.atingtoa Beacb to Sandy Corbett ( 19), Jill Bellamy (J 4) and scoring 14 points, while Lisa Sandviken chipped in was played today. No new date View 1-2·4 in league play, while Eagles, Pinckney poured in 19 w with e'ght points. -----------....:has:=;..::been:::.:::.:....:.et=.::....:.:fo:.:.r...:th:.:.::.e...:U:...:CI:.;:,...con=;..;;tea=~·--F-oun_tain_...:·-V_alle_y_mo_v_ed_to_l_~3-_3. __ w_hil_e_C_Url1S_·_ad_d_ed __ 10_. ____ h GWC seeks revenge Pirates also have score to settle Golden Weat College hosts Cypress College tonight at 7:30 in Sou t h Coast Conference baaketball play, and a Rustler victory could deal the Chargers a 9eYere setback if they entertain any thoughts of advancing to the Shaughne.y Playoffs. I n o t her Sout h Coast Conference play, Orange Coast (2-7) will try to snap a five-game losing streak when the Pirates ha.t Mt. San Antonio. a team that ICOred a come-from-behind tw~i)oint victory over the Bucs tn fint-round play. Saddleback, with a 6·3 record, will host Southwestern (1-8) in Pacific Coast Conference play, and a Gaucho victory, combined with a n Imperial Valley loss, would move the Gauchos back into fint place, At Golden Wat. the Rustlers wlll be o u t to avenge their flrat ·rou nd defeat to the Cbaraen (4-4). And a lo. would leave the Char1en two games out of the final Shaugh neuy Playoff apot (should Mt . S AC md ruJJerton both win ton.lfbt) with four games remaining. Cypress doesn't boast any one individual acorlng threat. Rather, the Chargers use a patient offense which stresses the high-percentage shot. Not surprisingly, the Chargers are the top shooting team in the conference, both from the field (48 percent) and free-throw line (73 percent). "They play good defense," Golden Weat Coach Jl m Gnenfield aaya of the Charpn. ''They put a lot of pl'el9lltt on you. Offensively, they pell and they pass and they pus untll they get the best abot, and It'• usually a tw~footer." 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Cellfomla 92981 CalllOfnll CC>fpofaUon. 11 Lindi ~ Dr1w. 8ul1ll 208. ~ The Flc111IOUI bllaln•H Name 111e , N-port BHch, C1lllornl1 8-:tl. Celforlllll 82te0 referred to et>ove WH file d In D2te0 Tl\e FlctlU0111 811t lnaN N-Orenge Coun1y on November 4, Thll ~ 11 condllctad by a referred lo 1bove Wit flle d In 1te2 corporation. Orange County on J1n111ry 26, Ao1e Mell In. 3112 Gibraltar S9atf Morlgage Co. 1MO. ,, __ Ct Avenue, Cotti Mff•, Celllornl• E W1111n1 Sparr "-Scott. 20 Wiid ......-.. "2e2t ~ ' Newpof1 8aM:tl, Calllomla t2e83 LIZ Wllltce, 2017 E. Ocean Thia It~ -fllad wtth !he 'f. Ra I d Tw o m b I y, 4 7 2 1 81\rd .. Balboa. Ce11forn1e 82te 1 County a.11 of <>range County on Doi'~... Aoed, eor-dal Mar. '""-~ -conduaad by • ,,.,_,,, 14. 1113. 111'117cn c.lbntot~"' TWomtJty garwe1 =-~ P11blltllad Orenge Cou l Diiiy Thia ltal"1Wll -1lad wfttt IN Thia 11.awnant --.0 w4tfl 1t1a P*Jt. Jan. 11. 21. F«>. 2. t . 1t83 ~ ~:a0reroe County on County an of Orange CouMy on __________ 34&-83__ • • ""11• Janul!IY 17, 1tu. ,,..., "8..IC llJ11C( P11blllhecl Or•noa Cou 1 Ot lly Publl1hed Orange Coaat Da lly Pflot, Feb. 2. t , 11, 23, 1M3 or.u ... Plloc, Jan 1t, 21, F'ae. 2. g, 1tl3 PICnnGUe .,_.. ~ 35043 ..,._8TATnmfT The lollowWlo C*'IOM -doing bul!Mee • P:AIO'I 81<1 & SPORTS, BIG BEAR SPORTING GOODS. 1109 8 1lvedof 81r .. 1, Co11a MHa, C4lllorn6a 12t.2e. J. & F. 8-1, Inc., I Callfomle o«polatlon, 1'ot 8alvedor 8treM. c.. Mala. CellorM t292t. Thie ~ le condllc1ad by I OOfPOl•lloo. J. & F. eo-i. Inc. Fred L ~ '"""'°"" ,,. ~, -Ned with !he County cin Of <>rwioe County on Dec. 27. 1Ma. ,.,.. ll'utlHahad Orange Coaat Dally Piiot. Jen. 1g, 21, .--. 2 ••• ,.., 312-83 NI.IC ll)TIC( coms..n COLUGI WOMD Of9llet c...e 11, L-. ........ OAMllCOMT -lfllntetl,~t e, u. 11111111 8, 1111c1v111911 • ...... 111,,11 1s. ~ 1t. lerry 14. Toe.It; n 1'°11.11. 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' T~~- ----~ CLEVELAND IHOIANS -__., thll "*<ry Oyt>i:ln9111, Mike FltehMn erld J.cfl Percont•. 1nl1e1d1ra, and Wll Culmer. ou11191cMr. llld egr...s to -. MINNESOTA TWINS -Signe d Al w..ma. plldler, encl Tim T ............ 10 _,_ c:on1rw:u. SEATTLE MARINERS -Signed 1111 CllUd ... Jlfn BM1tle. Mika 81-nton. 8'1an Merd, Jerry Don GlaelOn encl Jed Mllrrtly. pltcller•: Rick sw .. 1 111d T.,ry 8ulllng, c11c11e11; and S11v1 Hand.,aon. Oeve ~and John.._,~ ......... ~ ATLANTA IA.AVES -Signed "•IMI ~ eflofUll09, to • ~ GOnl1ICl. CIHCIHHA T1 REOS -SI= Aon Rot>tnaon end Ben Hl)lt9. pit NIClt &ulty. lllltd 1>-111; Oelfu W'*-. ou1flllteler: T Offt foie,<, ln1lelder; encl 8 ..... Cllrlet.-, "'"""'· 'OOftALL .......... ...... &..- GREEH BAY PACKERS -6tendeO 1'le conlrac:t ol 8ltt Starr. l'IMd coedl, tfWOUQll Jan. 31, IMS. AnllOuftOed die realQnMlon of Pe11 Ktn.... otfeMlve Hdlllelil coacfl flr9d Pu ~ eoecill llilllllllant. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS -NerMd Tom c.uin. ,.., Ptod!Mlla. 0-W o,.er. °'** Hertlt, RalC>fl Hawfllna end SI-Moore ......,,._,__ .,..... ..................... BOSlDN 8AE.AK£RS -Signed 9r.O ~C*Wtf. OtlCAOO BUTZ -Signed Joe EJvTntrwl. .,...,,.....tac:iill. .... II.AO£~ STARS -8IQr..s K.9Mt'I llryart\, runnlno Md!. "" e.tman. tackll. aeon fltdl•. wtoe ,.,.._., enc1 AoOet ~....., NI.JC ll)T1Ct • \ P\a.IC NOTICE >.w •m .£ :i . i i . :: .. ) ·of Bountiful avocado crop ~een ~----~~~~~--~~----------......... ~-----== pun 17 million ad campaisn Expected 1120 million sale Br GLENN SCOTT or .. ....,,... ..... I C1Ufornla avocado 1row ti ·expect to harvett one of their 1 bl1~eat crop1 thla aeaaon, 10 they ve dlahed up an equally ripe advertilJ.nl budpt to dip Into. The harvest may reach $120 million in aalea, making It the aecond largut crop In the lnduatry'a history, said Ctawford Te-cue of Corona, chajnnan of the Newport Beach-baaed Callfomla Avocado Commilalon. To complement Its sumptuous harvest the commlaaion plans to spend $1 million In advertlaing and promotions with an emphasis on Improving eastern sales, he said. "The majority of l'astern ron.umt'rt are 1Ul1 ln the proccw of bcl<.-omlna ac:quainted with our avucedo.," he explained. The 1vocado lnduatry In California ha1 1hown a aharp lncrea. In both production and aalee since the early 1970., when total bearing acre• numbered 18,000. The comml11lon'1 current figure la 75,000 acret beartna the frult . This year'• crop la esUmated at 450 million pounda. Growers claim an increased reliance on the dark-1klnned Hass variety has helped spur the rapid popularity of avocadoa. The variety is ready for ahlpment from lat.e February and continues In strong volume through the 1u1l\IN"r and fall monthl. Oreon·akinned Fuctrv, Zutano, Bacon end Reed v.rletlu pn rally domlnate u lea ln lite fell and winter month&. To accompany the 12·month srowtna cycle, th• c:om:m11tlon la dev~loplna a contlnutna promotional pro1ram hlUlna radio, televtaion, newap11pen and maauinee, aatd Te.,ue. 'Many of ~e meuagea are tarae\.ed , for East Cout reaidenta, who ann't u accuatomed u wettemen to the fruit. "We have great potent.ial for building consumer acceptance of California avocada9 ln the eut, and we're working very hard In t.hiB direction," he aald. K aiser reports modest profit Kaiser Steel Corp. has reported 1982 net earnings of $2.7 million or 29 cents per share. Despite a $125.4 million loss from its steel manufacturing group, the company report.eel the ~est profit as the r-esult of the ~e of its interests m the Kaiser Center m Oakland: mcome tax credits: interest income; and earnings from the corporation's fabricated products and coal groups. The sale of the company's mtcrests m the Kaiser Center result.eel in a gain of $21 rruU1on. The income tax credits totaling $48 mtlhon resulted from the company's decision to carry back its 1982 tax loss m order to receive a cash refund for taxes paid in prior years. A major contributor to the tax loss was the shutdown and sale of the l'Ompany's coke plant and three blast furnaces at Fontana. The 1982 net earnings compares to a 1981 net loss of $439 million ($61.70 per share) restated for adoption of percentage of completion contract accounting which included an unusual charge of $540 million for the phase-out of steelmaking facilities and the shutdown of unprofitable steel finishing and fabricating facilities. Sates for 1982 of $735 rtiillion were down 27 percent from restated sales of $1.6 billion in 1981. Steel product shipments of 943,000 tons were down 36 percent in 1982 from 1.5 million tons ln 1981. For the 1982 fourth quart.er the firm reported net earnings of $9.8 million ($1.33 per share) which included an income tax credit of $47 million. This is not an offer to sc:ll nor a solicitation of an offer to huy the~ securities. Thc offcring i& made only by thc Offering Circular. 750,000 Shares Bayside Bancorp Common Stock (No ParValuc) Price $10.00 Per Share Bayside Bancorp th<: I lul.trnit t nmpJ ll\ =-cm===---== Bayside National Bank 1 l'rt•l"'"'d) BAYFINCO t H.•\\i.k h nJO.tJI l umr.1111n OFFICERS John C. O~iky MJ• E. Mukodt 'h......,..tJehof> ~ ,,,,...( ((l.,# \.,r I .....,__Pitfw .... "1 .....,L""OOul .. , ....... ....,._., a.~.tc ..,._., DlllECTORS G~rard C. BullunK ,...1...,.. a.,.,.,_. a Aflilk,.....,, Annnw•• OrinG.~.Jr ~Q#"'tf'rc.....c..o.,..r-...... Jamn Doheny ,...,..,..;.:"'' oitlw M ...... t &.... ~ M••k-•Rkrlll•W•"h Dcnnu w. Harwood ,.,..,.., ..... Oftlf.~o\l'WJlnlWYt Ci...rica J. Hdkr. M.D. "" ...... _ Thoma. P. Landolf ,..~ ... ttl ......... ~~, .... Samutl V. Onb ,.,._... , ........ a.a.w .. '"'' Rohen /\. Quaid ............ 1.(Q.w..14 IM:,._..,., Dn1d W. llflif()f'd ~ol0..11f.......,.,...."-~""'..... ~· ....... ,-Manin Sanbom """""""" 1.f n., ~"""""' t. ....... Jama 8. Skmoru -··--'-Edwanl 9'. Smvrl\, fr. ..... ..... .,~di ............. &m<y SGu.ar ........ .JtEO ... A-.ic_ ....... ~,.... LIA, I,._ Bruce /\. Wcrlhof A,,_..,.., ............ •-' ,.,....,..,"'" ~ .............. For an Offering Circular and Application for Subscription, plcase contact the organii.ational office by mail or telephone 2400 Pacific Coast Highway • Suitc P • Newport Beach, California 92663 (714) 631-6887 far West Bas A Tax Break forVou! &ut you need to act before Apnl 15th to open your IRA Account for the 1982 taX year. ' ONE or OUR PUNS Fild out how you can receive an lmmediltt 11 RIGBT fOll 10U 12,000 dlMtton on your F-ederal income tax and pay NO Federal tax on your eamilgs l.lltll retire- ment wl1h a FAR WEST IRA ACCOUNT. Sett~ Look ilto a FAR WEST KEOGH ACCOUNT. Put W8'/ 15% (up to a 115,000 lmfM. .... tu deduction) of your Income annualy and pay NO federal ilcome tax on tis nest eoo until )10tJ ,... DRllll• IEACll DUA PIE . 10114 ~ /we., 24501 Del Prado, ·CA 92846 CA 92629 714'983-2900 7141661-3356 .... ,IUCll .001 MICMhur Blvd., CA 92660 7141833-8383. 213n86-3080 F oUr promoted at Irvine firm I Signal Landmark Properties, Inc .. or Anaheim, h as announced \he promotion of four top executives. Those promoted were Donald 8 . Scbulz, of Mission Viejo, lo senior vice pretldent; Robert Mclatoab, of Huntington Beach, lo senior vice president: DouglH G. Nabln, of Fountain Valley, to vice president-controller; and Craig Boucher, of Huntington Beach. to vice prtildent. ln addition to their promotions, Schulz and Mcintosh have been uppointed to the board of directors. Roltert R. Jamea, of Newport .Beach, executive vice president for residential development at Signal, Is retiring but will serve as a consultant to the firm. Sandy Carson of San Clemente has recently joined the San Clemente sales staff of Lingo Real Estate of Laguna Beach. Prior to joining Lingo, she was manager of worldwide customer relations at Sperry Univac. Carson's experience includes corl?orate marketing, professional sales and fam11iarity with computers. James R. Bra1bler of Corona del Mar has been named marketing associate for the Newport Beach office of Iliff, Thom and Co .. a commercial real estate brokerage firm. Formerly affiliated with the Anaheim-based commercial brokerage firm of Arthur-Rubloff and Co.. Brashier has been a member of the commercial real ettate lnduatry ln Orange County for 10 years. ~ Rosemary Jacket h.u iolned the cou1al dlatrict of Juatlce Brothe rs, fnc .. aa a n ew aalea repreeentaUve. A member of the firm 1ince 1982, ahe will aerve the cities of Wet1minlter, Fountain Valley, Huntington Beach, Coeta Meaa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Lacuna Hilla, Laguna Niguel. El Toro, Mlaalon Viejo, Dana Pofnt, San Juan Capl.lt.rano, Capiatrano Beach, and San Clemente. Steve McEllh, fonner aales trainer for PacWc Telephone and currently with profe9Slonal training and development ln Corona del Mar, will ~ the monthly meeting of Women ln Sales Thunday at the Hungry Tiger ln Anaheim at 6 p.m. He will demonstrate how gearing a tales preaentation to auJt a client'• penonallty type can greatly lncreue the likelihood of suoce11fuUy "clolllnC' that client. For reservations, call Suaan Linn at 8"56-9899. Joy Smltla of c.o.ta Mesa waa recently named production manager for Salvati M on tgomery Sakoda, Inc.. of Coeta Mesa. Prior to Joining the firm, she served as an account executive with Martin Advertising in Tustin, and as production manager with King Advertialng in Newport Beach and Mike Patrick Design in Anaheim. YIELD RAH • Great American Insured Moneymarket Account ... Average Money Fund (Donaghue's Report) 10.23 °'0 7.80 °10 9.75 O/o 7 .50°10 No Comparison! Take a minute to see how the Great American Insured Money- market Account stacks up against any of the major money funds- Merrill Lynch, Dean Witter, Dreyfus. Call our Financial Line and a Money Management Specialist will give you the current rate for any major fund, and our current rate. l§T The Financial Line 1-(800) 272-9000 When you see the difference, you'll agree, there's. r~ally no com- parison. At Great American Federal, your account 1s insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC. Most funds are uninsured. And how a~ut convenience? We've got 140 offices and 80 24-Hour Teller locations, statewide, where you can access your money. No money fund comes close. Call The Financial Line at the number - above, or visit any office of Great American Federal. fSI X: It's time to bid a fund farewell. --·---.............. •C1/cul11ed lor comparison purpo5es only. Great Federal I .&,... ~·J. Offices Greil Ameltan Federal Offices ................. .... .......... c..,.... ....... ....... ~ .... .................... ~ ...... ,.. ............. -.... ...... ... ............ .._..._ IM•llml ... .., _._,__..... ... ._.._... ....... -,_........ ,.................... ...... ... .._ .. '* .................. ........ ........... ... I c:·-1.-...a .......... _..__..._ .............. .... ........... ... r llld JO •• leO ••• 011ng: Ooa1t DAIL V Pll OT /Wedneld Dollar boosted overseas -but be careful By LOUlll COOK ................... A 1tron1 U.S. dollar mean• you'll be able to buy moN for leta II you vl1Jt a forel1n country theae daya, and new cu1tom• reaulatiON mean you'll be able to brlns home mo re o f your pw-c:huea tax-free. Dependin, on where you ao. the value o American curntncy 11 hiaher than It haa been In several years. ln England, for example, you can ge• almolt 66 pound.a for $100 today, compared to about M pounda a year ago. You can get more than twice u many pelOI for your dollar ln MexJco as you could only a few monthl ago. 1um1 of money. You will I l 1Uah1Jy 1 .. for yow doll.an. Chana• mon y at bank•,• rath r than at hotola or 1toree. Yo~ wlll aet a bet~r rate. Shop around; ln many countrlea, dltfeNnt bank.I ofter different raw.. And UM travelen checka lN~ ot cuh. Moet benka ,tve you more tor travelers check.a. lf you uae credlt ca.rda, don't be aurpriled If your bUJ la more than you thought lt would be. Some c&rd llauera add a 1W'Chat&e or comml.ulon on purchaaee made ln a f o reign c urrency. Both American Expre11 and Olneu Club, for example, add a 1 percent conversion fee. Brlnglna purchaaes back with you will be Hiler lt ~ou INm the re1ulatJona of the U.S. Cuatoml Bervtce before you 10. You can pt 1 •t of brochurt1 explainlna the buial by wriUna to Travel PM.'k, U.S. Cu.ttoma, Waahln,,ion. O.C.~ 20229. There la no charse for tnt tnfonnatlon. N w rulet, which went Into effect Jan. 27, mean that each retumJna U.S. relfdent can brlna back UOO worth ot 1ood1 without paylna any duty or tax. The old limit wu '30(). The duty-free exemption appllet to alJ lndlvlduall, lncludtna lnfanta and children. And the head ot the family can make a joint declaration. lumplna the family'• purchues tD1ether. Suppme a huab&nd 1nd wife and their two chUdren 10 abrold. The children are unlikely to 1pend the full '400 allowed each of them; their parenta may 1pend more. A• Iona •• the family'• toe.al purchaae1 do not exceed •1.soo, however, they are not 1ubject to any duty. I/ you 1pend more than the limit, you will have to pay duty. There i. a tlat 10 percent tax on the flrtt •1.000 worth of aoodt beyond the f400 duty-frM llmlt. The 10 percent rule Uled to apply to the flnt •eoo beyond the duty.free exemption. Purchua beyond •1,400 per penon will be taxed on a alldlns eca.le, according to the Individual ltem. Che<:k cuetoe:N pubUcat.ionl for 1pecUlc raie. 10 you can lnchMle hllh·tax ltenw In your bulc exempdon. U .8. rHldent• comtn1 from Ouam American &mo. or the U.S. Vtratn Ialandl.,.. enU'-*I to an even blHer exemption - $800, l.lP from a prevtoua Umlt of seoo. The tax on the (il'lt •1.000 of 1ood1 beyond the llmlt It S percent. The Umlt al.lo hu been railed on 1.he value of iPfta that can be •hipped h ome without the recelplent havln1 to pay duty. The new Umit ll $30, up from '2~. You can tend as many Sift.I as you lJke, but you can't Wnd more than one duty.free lift per day to a alngle lndlvidual. You have to be careful about exchanging money, however, if you want the most for your dollar. Do not expect to get the same exchange rate that you see quoted in n ewspaper 1tories about the value of foreign currencies; thoee rates apply only to transactions involving large Loans to foreign nations hurt taxpayer ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT 25°/o -1 Year S10K MINIMUM. LIMITED OFFER • Comm. & Reaid. So. CA. Prop • 1 Year term with options • Trust Deed Protection • Esero"' -Monthly payments • Private Investors • Lies Broker Rep. • Lies Escrowed • Owner development w ... ,. • .. ,, For Cl.uaif'~ Ad ACTION C.b A DAILY "LOT AO.VI~ ''42·U71 By JOHN CUNNIFF . ~._.._.....,... NEW YORK -If you find lt difficult to pay your taxes, meet tuition payments, buy a house, finance a car. run a farm on a businesslike basis or just pay the interest on bills, you may want to listen to James Dale Davidson. · Davidson traces some of these problems, and lots of others as well. to the bank practice of • pouring American caplt.al Into foreign "ratholes," that ls, the profitable practice of loaning billions on inefficient foreign projects. Cooly, quietly. the 35-year-0ld, Oxford-trained Davidson says "it ts an absolute outrage." Becauae the projects are extremely risky from the start, the banks charge and earn interest-rate premiums. But, he says, they avoid the ris k . They .c an esca pe responsibility for making good on loans that go bad because in lubfect To,., ....... fl11ue.ttoM 771-2080 VILLA PARK PROPERTY INC. 431 E. Katela. #m , Orenge 12117 C/4lk~ South Coast Design Center tn Stonemrn Valentine's Day February 14 2915 Redhill Avenue A-108 Costa Mesa 64/ .. 08/0 The Purr-feet way to save! . The Fat Cots are moving to Western Fed's 7·Day Insured Account. High Interest at a guaranteed rate, wltll weekly access! Western Federal's 7 .. 0ay Insured Account is a breakthrough for investors who don't want to wait month or years for payday. on the current rate. Federallylnsured,saferthan Money Market Funds. The $20,000 minimum, 7 .. Day Insured Account is a sound, profitable alternative to uninsured Money Market On our 7 .. day plan, your funds are always available within a week. TODAY'S ANNUAL YIELD Funds. It pays their kind of interest, but without the risk. And they' re earning high interest at a guaran .. teed rate in the meantime. The Insured Account will renew automatically based 10.39°/o TODAY'S ANNUAL RATE 9.75°/o Your investment is in .. sured up to $100,000 by FSLIC, and backed by the full faith and credit of the United States Government. WESTERN FEDERAL .... .. coh-AMESA ... ,, ........ 916»•('714} ~· w...n... t AM .. PM Mlilf tAM .. PW ..... 90AM·IPM MlSSlON VlfJO MllllOO-Y.I..,.......,. ,...~......,., -....._,,... tA)MPM ~ .~ ... ._... IOAM-IPM effect lhey believe lhey are too Indispensable for the U .S. government not to baU them oul. IT JS TOUGH, he said, for Americans to pay the domestic budget deficit, ''and the deficits of dozens of other countries too." The banks are aware, he says, that projects on which they lend migtit be unprofitable and doomed to die, and that the loans cannot be repaid. They know, h said, that at best the borro er will recycle the loan but never repay. By 1990, at current trends, Davidson Insists, 90 percent of the Joans will be recycled or renegotiated and that the only payments made will be for interest on the loans, with the principal never reduced at all. Eventually, he maintains, such de bts to the banks will be monetized. That ls, the Federal Reserve will be forced to rescue banks because of the dangers of letting them fail. They'll pri.n! OVER THE COUNTER MUTUAL FUND more U.S . money a nd create inf1alion . IN EFFECT, says Davidson, founde r and chairman of the National Taxpayers Union, that procedure would mean that ordinary American taxpayers ould pay. In fact, he insists, they are paying now. Witness, he says, the cost of getting a home or farm loan, or simply meeting the high cost of interest on a car. And yet, continues Davidson, whose Washington, D.C.-based organization claims 120.000 members, the overseas ratholes into which money is poured are so lacking in credit-worthiness "they wouldn't qualify for a credit card loan." He feels the situation la worsening. In 1980, he points out. only a handful of countries were forced to reschedule l oan s because of inability to repay. and the total amount involved was just a bit over $3 billion, ln 1981. the number of those unable to NASO LISTINGS ,.,... l-l"eol>ElUI l:M't UV. "*lrlt• 10 1~ "9ttl-J1~ JI-Pflll•Hat 111.'t 11 P .. r<aSS ~ ,.-., PloftHI I \lo ..... PlasllN n nv. ,...,1. , 161.'t 11 PrHGM 2 J ).1 Pr~t9¥" 11\1. 11 ProtrP JJ\o't MY> PM•HC JI 22 ,..,,, .... lit. ~ Gua••OI !OVt ~ ..... llC. 20 ~ ltaymf>d 1•\lo l•'lli ltM .. l I ~JO Aoad$v U 2'14 lllol*My .-. ) ....... •IV. 42 Secllier 21-.. U !o!i S.I«• nv. n S4He1Gd 14 1• S4P ... 1 ~ Scn.H , g-1• l;:J, ~· '"" v<mtl JV. ~ M.cl • 2t JI Si"'"' "" 10 •lb ~ J Mlk Ol'I• 1.-1• 5C61Wtr "' 7Vt 65"' 111.'t n " In'> l• kr• »Vt . -"" 10 S4--IJ.U $Wrl$1 Ir" 11 .... StrewCI " . ..... ~ ,. ""' ~ JA" ,,_ ,. .... , ... I.Vt 1•1w H llt ttl'I D M pay jumped to 14, and the amount renegotiated to more than $10 billion . If e xisting trends continue, he states, next year will be worse. By his rough count, at least $100 billion of domeatic capital has been exported in the put seven years, $20 billion of It to Mexico alone. Davidson claims that without testimony or hearings, Paul Volcker, Federal R eserve chainnan, won authority under the 1980 Monetary Reform Act to buy debt obligations of debtor nations, and with that collateral, issue printed money. T h a t , h e insists, is the beginning of the monetizing of foreign d ebts made through American banks. "We're looking at the danger of edonomic catastrophe brought on by our stupidity, our refusal to come to grips with the realization these loans can never be repaid," said Davidson. Instead, he aa.ld, we call them bank assets. Lest O>o II • J J • "' . ,.,. . , ..... ,,.. . "' .... • II'> M +"' -. "' lOY> • II'> " . '"' JV. + ~ J'-• "' 2 + 14 '"' . -• • •Vt l \lt • I JV. • S-1' J\4 • "" JV. • "' .-. . "" tv. • I n. • \lo 1"' • .. l•V. + II'> 1\lt • 1111 U\'\ + IY> DOWNS Lest OIO P<l Up J1.5 UP D-J Up Jl.l Up nl Up n -2 Up JI.• UP IU Up 16.7 Up II.I Up U..I Up U.O Up U .J Up IU Up II_. Up fU Up II.I Up lU Up IU Up 12-~ Up 12 I Up II.I Up 11 1 Up II.I Up 11.S Up II J JO ~ I = ~ NASDAQ SUMMARY ! -C1W'ftllw 1 ' -'- 1'<1 OH •·• OH 1Jt nVt 14\4 NEW YOllK IAPI -""°"I adl .. -J ~ 14111 1119<-er _.. ........... by NASO. • tt'n "4t N-voi.-lid A,SkM Ole. 7 "'''° U T-.n ttl -V 2"' -~ I 11-.. II"' PflOGI • : 11111;.. I~ !JV. -Vt t ~ IMll 4"1.C . . ,,.,M •1'-O -* It '° '°"'MCI t. .... 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Jiit --2\lt -"' '°"' -I" JV> "' I V> '- 5'--"' Off 1'.0 Off 11A OH 16.t Ofl 10 OH "·' °'' 1•.0 Off lU OH 11.1 Off 1Ll Off lLI Off 11.1 Off lt.7 Off .... Off lt.J OH "·' OH tU OH M.J Off M.2 Off .... Off '·' Off t.J Off t.J OH t.6 Hllnc. l..J1 HI Yid llM Lt M• a.es "-"" "·" NYSE COMP0 IT-E TRAN 'Al:TION 9\lltUfl ... , ... ''""I' ••&OU,."'• .... tO•• ......... '"("IC , ..... ,o ... OIUOlf AMO " .. , ....... noo t•c1ta .. fU 1111111 • .. HIO l'I •Ill .. , ...... 01UllHf ·Rescue plan eyed for nations in debt ' WASHINGTON (AP) -The world'• lead lna tlnance mlnlltcn, klna to alleviate f~rt uf a globel flnanctal etaJh, are flnllhing wurk on a loan program to n ."8C.'U debt-ridden dcveloplna nations. The govc rnlnl board o f the 146·1iatlon lntcrna tlonal Monetary Fund open• a crltlc•l two-day mectmg here Thunday wlth twin objectlvt!I: Increasing the Cund'a hmdlna reeouroea to meet the worst intematlonal debt situation 1lnce World War IJ and reassuring nervous banken that the world'• financial problems are undu <:Ontrol. The 24-member Interim Committee of the IMF ls expected to boOlt the agency's lending pool by about 50 perocnt. At the tame time, the 10 richett nations plan to nearly triple a special fund they maintain so they can make emergency loans to debtor countries m06t in trouble. Together , the two moves, ~ntativel~ ~pproved at previous meetings, would pr0V1de $28 billion of new credit in "hard" currenci~ to tide debtor countries over until they can solve their financial problems. Without additional aid, some financial experts warn, a large debtor country might declare default, toppling major banks and undermining the stability o! the intemationaJ financial system. Wickes offers revamp SANTA MONICA (AP) -Wickes Cos. Inc., which filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code last year, has announced it has proposed a framework for developing plans for reorganization at a meeting with its creditors. The company expects confinnation of the plans by mid-to-late 1984, said Michael Sitrick, vice president for communications. He noted, however, that Tuesday's proposal was the start of a long negotiating process. The home furnishings retailer filed for creditor protection on April 24, 1982. Takeover off er booste d LOS ANGELES (AP) -Financial Corp. of AmeriC<& says it has sweetened its bid t.o acquire first Charter Financial Corp. by offering all shareholders stock worth $27 cash for each share. In the initial offer Jan. 11, only First Charter founder S. Mark Taper and his family. who hold a ! total of 11 million shares, were offered $27 cash per 'I share. The holders of the other 19 million shares were offered stock worth $22. 76 per share. "Since the original offer, we have had more information available t.o us and more time to evaluate what the combined entitites oould do," said Ray E. Stewart, executive vice president and treasurer of Finandal Corp. WHAT NYSE DI> NI# VOfllC CA'I ""· I T°"rJ, ... lSJ ,,.., Ill • MIAT OD DI> NIW VOfllt CAPl ,.._ I METALS T"9J, ., JU I07 ,.. Prw. cuds m ,. Ml • HEW Y()f\I( (AP)-$"°4 ~ INtll jWICel !Oday. C••w 79~·12 cent• a pound. u a ~ u. 21·23 Genta • Poo#ld Dll9 40 Genii. pound.~ ,_ .. '743 ....... w.-~•Ml • ......._ 78 oentt t pound, NY ......, $3.3$.00 per ,..... 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You 1111'1 not lle\l'I lewM ~ Of the UlllteCI 811tet) tO Pl'f Ille antn llll9flld portlOll of at \tie tro11f entr11•1c1 to Ill• Old your 100011nt. 1vet1 111011011 11111 Orlf\00 Coullly COllr111oute, looat9d PIYIMlll -demllldld, bul yov ot1 S•l'll• At11 llvd belwHl'I """' pey tl'le M'Ol.llll titted~ Syoemoro and Broadway, 8ant1 All• tiw. lftOlltlll from the dall An" Cellfornl•. all right. lltle end 01 reoordttlOl'I of thl1 doc11met1t 1111 ... 1 oon~ to and l'IOW htld (WlllOll dllt Of r-d•Uon appMf9 by I \#!CW Mid Deed Of TNll In Ille MrlOll), lll'lletl tho OblfcMlllOll belllg prCIPlfl)' eltulled 11'1 Mid CO\il'lty toreclOMCI upon permft1 • IOllglf and Stele delcrllled u · period. yo11 111¥9 only the lfOal~ IX•.-.T A to atop Ille 1-'<llure by PARCeL 1: I~ entire amOl.ll'lt demand lly Unit 2. In tlll Collrtty ot Orange. your crtdttor City Of lt\llne, State Of Celttomla. " To lllld Oll1 tne emount '.!'Oii mlltl 111owt1 and duorllled In 1111 pey, or to ..,.,.. tor peymont 10 Co11domlnl11m Pl1t1 recorded Ol'I llop lh• lot1cloaura, or II yo11r M•9 31. 1971Inbook12ee1. Peoet property •• In IOl'IOlooure for any eoO to 87 t lnclut lvo. Olllcla l other l'WIOt\, oontOGt: Reoordl of Mid COllnty. LEE H. DURST. E8Q .. Attorlll'I PARCEL 2: I o r t II t S E A HA R I 0 U A Af'I undllllded one lllty·flrll HOMEOWNERS ASSN .. 895 Town (11f1•1) ll'lllrHl u 1 ten1nt 11'1 Cet11or Drive, S11lle too. Cotti COl'Amon 111 tile tee "''-' In and to ....._ CllHomla 92828; telephone: the'ComlllOl'I Area of l.ot 4 of Trec:t (714) 641·t3t7. 859Cl, at per map flied In book 422 II you 111vo any QUMllOnt. you P•O•• 1 to 1 lnclualve ol 1ho11ld cot11101 1 l1wyer or tho MIKlll1n1011• M1p1. record• ot QO\IWMllnt 11QtnCY wtlloh mey ,.,_ Mid Colll'lty, u lllCh term la defined fnaured '10'lf loan. In tl:lo Artldo '"Utled "Oellnltlone" Remember, YOU MAY LOii of Ille Oecltr1llon of Coven1n11, LIGAL NQHTI • YOU DO NOT CondlllOl'll Ind Rutrlctlon• TAK.I llltM>WT ACTION. r~ 11'1 book 12"7, PIO' St6, NOnca ....... y OMIN that OfflClal Aecord1, (1111 "Oec:ferlllOll") t II e 8 E A H A R 8 0 0 A and any lll'llndmenll thereto. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, ;EXCEPT THEREFROM all oll, having. llon llport Ille,.., property 1>••. m lner1lt tl'ld other knowrt u t70IO Bl-lier l-. hyOfocetbont. below a depth of 500 Hun~I ton a..c:n. Calllomll. Wlllc:fl '"t wlthool the right of 111rtece II deacrlbed u followa; '"'fY· u ~ In lnllrument• of nit 124, Trect 1039 11 rt· reoqrd. corded In Bo~k 11215, Pagu PARCEL 3· 504-591, lndllll\l9, ol Condominium e-11 u Ml forth "' ""' Plan of Oranoe County. Cafllomla. S ee II on t n ti tied .. Ce r 111 n of wntch STE'7EN K. HIJTCHINSON. Euomentt tor Ownere" end • llngle man, II the OWF* of record "S11ppor1, Setllement and and .id lien anatno by virtue of• Ef'lcroacllmtf'lt" of the Arllcl• Oeclaretlon of Coven1n11. el'ltlllod "Euemenlt" of th• Cot1dltlon1 end Ru1rlctlot1• Oeclat1llon) (hefelnelter "CC&R'•"I r-ded In Attention It dlrocled to the feet !look 112 U . P1gH 5112·0 IS. 111e1 1111 Oii. *·· II POIC>ted lrorn lncl11eln. Official Record• ot the OMCrlpllon In thlt guartl'llM Orange County, C1lllort1la, II and any pollcy IMued Ill the -of annexed to the 111bJect property. 1 purcna-11 a Nie und., Mid NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN 11\at Deed of Trw1 wlll alto contain Mid .• brMoh of the obllgatlorl tor wt\lctl Oil uooptlon Mid u.n -glwn .. MCUflty 1111 YOU AM .. Dal'AULT UNDCR A occ11rr1d In that paymot1ta of MIO OP TMl8T DAftD ~ 11, HHUmtnta i nd chtrQH duly ,_, UNLlll YOU TAKI ACTION levied by Mid Aaoodatlon agalntt TO NC>TSCT YC>Ult ~llTY, IM tub)lct property_. llOt paid fT MAY M IOU> AT A PUe&JC when due. tl'ld •1111 rem1lt1 due. IAl.I." YOU NllD AN owlnQand11npeldatlollowe: IX"-All4TION OP THI NATUltll The mo11thly ln111llmef'lt ot OP 'THI ....OCllDtNOI AGAIN8T regular 1t1eu--.i111 due February YOCJ, YOU IHOUL.D CONTACT A 1. 1912 11there11of1111 Plt'Oll'll par LA'#"tWlt.. tt1t1um. In adctttton to 1ttomey'1 Ttl• 1trHt addrtH tl'ld other ..... co.ta and let• cNirget at Mt OOfllmOll dealgne11on. II any, of the lor1h In MIO CC&R'a together wtth real properfy deecrlbed abo\le It f/IY'/ and d aumo edvanotd by Ille purported 10 be: • Falling LHI, AaeoclatlOll or Ill AQOllll, Ullder IN ll'VIM. Clllfornle 92715. term• and provlelot11 of H id Ttlo Ul'lderalgned Trutl•• CC&R'a. Olaclt lm• 1ny lfa blllty tor lf'IY NOTICE IS FURTH~R GIVEN llllf lncQN9ctrw In the street eddr-aald ANOClatlon, llltough 111 dlll'I and other common datlgnatlOll. II APOOlnled age11t, 1111 ••IOllled allCI any, 111own """"· dehwred a wr111.,, declaration of Oranoe COiat O~IL.Y PILOTIWednetday. '•btuary 8, 181'3 ~ . ~-~~o:R ~---:._~m=-.:..~ ... ":LT ~~..,,. ··-=-J:'t.~ *'· v 'iiff Tit.... =~r-1 .,.... i ....... -.. 'UlJM t' II A , ....... OOM OMVUAI,. TH IANI\, IT IUV 11 IOU A J!. , ........... ,._. VAL.IAN COllllll ATIOH, H '1 ... ~· IOrtNtlY OU,AUTY IAVIHGa AN11 IAl.I , IP 'IOU •llD lN 'IOU T TO DllD 0' JaUlf. OATIO dul'/ lllPOl*f ~~..-DI • ., ta f A D lOA .. ~ .. OCIATION, I OMfoil'lle •D\.A•ATICMI °' '"' lllAT... OT VCI " ~ DI ~ ....... m ~ dtlOt!Md ..... Of '""' ' .... m cotpot1Uot1, H d11ly Ap111olntld Of fttl PttOCllOINe A.._T MAY DI 10&.D mUDll fAH AHll .. TO HOTI f ~U dU. AT ftUal.tC AUOflON TAI AO'f;.;:~o 'I Tr11tl11 11t1Cllf 1111 followlnt Y~_YOU 1MCMA.D COWTAOT A ~LI, ., YOU MllO YOUll '110.~TY, IT ilA'I I TO THI HIGHHT -.0011' 110,_ YO NO lrTY, I 'r ct.oflllecl Cleed of INll WILi. llLI. UW'f'U. noN Of TMI NA 9°'.D AT A .,.,.._•\'OU C,.... C...-• 111M Of .. llt 9°'.D AT A 1M8. • V0U AT lllUILIO AUCTION TO THI MOTICI Oii' TWITll't tAU Of' ~Ill ._ M ~Of',.. '-"A 1N1M¥ of 1N ~·= -M .... ,....,_ OlJ""' HIOHI T 11001,_ 110111 CAtH T.I , Ne...... 'IOU. YOU tM0UL0 ACT A NATIMI CW TMI OCll ....... fW!t, ltlle and lnWeM lliATUU CW,.. NOCllMM (PIYl11141 .. 111'1'11 of .... In '""" NOTICl 18 HIMIV 01\/fN, '"-' LAWV. •••••n YOU 'IOU tMOULD to llld l'IOW ...... ~ " "'*' Mid A•AlllllT YOU•l"-" IMOULD money or th• Ul'llled ... , •• , '" on w~~· l'lt!Nlty n. ttu, On Ol/UllS .. tO• A.M o.m.. COWTAOT A LAWY'Wi: OHd ol Tr11tt '" 1111 properly OOWTAOT A &.A rlQlll. 11111 llld 1111«• ~ lo at t 00 o' 1111 of Mid is.r. In CIPltll Corl)Otl llOll, M the dllly On ,.,_., n , ttn et 10:00 ,_..,..,.., llHO IMcl. On W ........ Merdl 2. 1t1t • lllid now htld II'; It tMldet Mid o.d the room Mt """ '°' oonO\lelllla •PPOlnllCI Tr111IH 11neler •net • "'· TJ41 HO,. T lllUIT OHO TlllUITOA; JOAN l<IATON, M 10.00. "'·· ClNatiao , ... .,..,,.,. Of TMI Ill the~-~ Tru11 ......... wlthlnthlOfllcleol Pll"'*'t lO o.d of Tt\1111, CC*l'AHY, INC~ ... dlilr ~ WOl'l'llll Compat1y ... '"'' •PPOlnted dM«lllld: AlAI. 1aTATI llCU"ITlll llllOOtcllCI 01'1 01/01111 .. TNMll~lflCI OOled llNPICIAlllYl VALi.NOiA IANI<. Tru•IH under Ind Pllfllllnl to l.INT"Vlo· T.~o·oJ~ .... "'11 .. 00MJ( .... -d .~d Sll'IVICI, IOOtlld ., '°'° Nof111 Doolllnlftt Ho;..!.,.Olj· '°°" t4()41, Of TIUlt ''°°' N0¥«1\Mf 11. I 0.-otllll OOfPClfetlon Died Of Tl'llll. " " " " • v " " .,oedWIY 84itte tot In 1111 City of 1'181 tl11 Of .,._ lileootda 11'1 IM ttlO 11 ln.e No 12..., In Motl lilloofdeel .,._ 11 1"2 II lnMt. ~ ~ Mlt'tlll MuWlll Ind wife 8ant1AM,Coun1Yof°'*"Ol.8l11e offJOt Of 1111 llleoordlr Of C>rlftOI 1HS7. P•Clt taOI. 01'01110111 No,p.11oaa1of0iftciii"-ootdlll'I DIPf!M "· M1•we1t, 11 lr111t0t1 llNEFICIA AV: IOUALITY ol C1lllort1la, llll!AI. f"ITATI Oo11nlY1.C•lllorl'lll1.I JCIOUllCI lly: ...... "'""°"'°'Of the Collnty INOflloeof tM l'leoordlr of OttnOI ~ ~ 1•. ttft ... SA V I N 0 S AN O LO A N SECUAITIU 8e"VIC£. 1 Cllllorl'lll HU,OuN HAaU".'J~!'.&-• llfttle llleoorcllt of Orenae· County, CoulltYl Mid Cllled oltr\IM dM«lbel lt1tt. No. 112M, ~~ llOOli 1MH, A880CIATION, 1 OOfllOfltlOll oorporat1011, at d11ly 1ppOll'lttd WOffllll, and AIDA -HIA .. , I Ceifomle Wll.l 111.L AT llUIUO IN~~ ztt7l,ol~"9ocwdllntM ll'l~:" .. mr:~boto7r ",~~ ...... TNllM ulldlt and PIKIUlllll 10 , .... tll'lgle wom•n.1 Wll.1. SILL AT AUCTION TO HIOHllT 1100•111 Lot II Of .10t.2, Ill tfll of tne c~~-ol • II ..... power Of .... conl•rr•d In lhll p u 9 L, I 0 "u ... TI 0 H T 0 TH I '0" OAaH (ptyallte llllme of .. Olly or lr111MI CO\ll'lly Of Orange. Or~. PllQl 1Ht ol Offtolal Aeoordt 11'1 the cenalll OMd of Trull •ao11tld by HIOHHT llOOIA l'OA 0,A1!4.t In llllrlul lft0"9Y of th• \Jnlt•CI ..... or C•I fe>tl'lll, .. per m•P WIC:l.-ll!LL ~T PUILIO AUCTION ottre. Of Ille Aecordef of OtlflOI JOHN wu (Joht1 Wll) recordld C.IMl'l•lllt 14 time of Ille 11'1 -1 ..._1 IC ttll "°"" ,rom .,,.,.,_ reoordlcl 111looti211,11eoee t to 4 TO HtOHUT llOOflll ~ CAlt4 ~~deedottrueldetetlbee A\iollal 3, tfft, 1,. eoOll 141oe of mo11e~or ti!• U11lled 11111e11t 1olMCollnty~.700 CMo ~.,,.__~.Ill (peyaC>ll tt ti-Of ... lfl tewf\11 ..... L.ot 13 01':r~{l1.111 Ille City Olffclll Aeoo<dl of 1114 County ... ~.!!...!!'.! ""1oor~ t!_!ll ~ Oerltlt/Drl'l9 W• llflt• Ana. CA !'!.Oflloe=of IN County~ of monl'/At ~~~fr..!~-·-PIOI 1209 lllloofdef'a lnltrumerll .....,..,._, ..,..... .,...,.., ..,., .. , 00000 Ill t!Glll tlti; llld 111111'911 -' "-._m "'" .. n•--"' Of Colle Meta. II per map No. 1241, by r~ of a llrMOn Of WMt, l1t1la A111. CA 11101, .i1 0~ IO and llOW held by II YOU lt..,AUl.TUNDUA 1111CNlty~.100 CMo recorded lt1 loOll 10, Ptoe 33 ol dll9'1ll 111 ,..YfMl'll Of ..._..«--rltfll, tide and tn•lll OOll¥l'Jl9d to ulldw Mid ........... ~ Trvel In the .._ ti# TtlUeT N1'9 ~ C1t1ter Drive Wetl, t at1t1 At1a, MllOelllMOllt Ml04, lt1 the Offlot of ,..Ilona ,._, .. _....,. llld 110W held by" lltldlr Wd Deed ....., v> -. UNL&ll YOU TMa Ce1tOtNe. lh• Onnty Atcorder of Hid Of OWi Obllal Iona MCMed lhereby. Of Trut1 In tfll Pfopert}I 8"u.1ed "' property •llutlld In ... d Cov111y TO fltM)TIOT YOUll NOfimlTV All r11111. 1111• ll'ld '"''"'' COllnly, lt'lcl11dlng fha1 breech or del11111 . Mid County Cllllornla dllol1llloCI and ltat. dllottbld •: fT MAY DI IOlO AT A PUiMJC conff)'ed 10 llld "°"" held by It "YOU AM .. Dlf'AULT UNDD Notice of wfllch WH recorded IM land~· PAlllC!I. 1: Loi 102 of Treat No. I AL I IP y Du Ma IO A .. und., Mid 0.-d ot Trutl 111 the A 0110 0, TllU8T DATID Octobef 25. 1112 ... Rec:order'• PAlllCf!I. NO '1 Mn. In IN City of lt\llM, Coul'lty Of """"*'"* .. THI NATUM property lffualed "' Mid Covnly DICI_,. 1, 1•1 UNL&ll 'IOU lt11l111men1 No. 12·376015, WILi. lot 63 of Tri.at No aMt M '* Ot11101. llete ol C1lllort1la, H OP THI PltOCH .... AOA*IT and Ii.ii ci-tlled M: TAKI ACTION fO P"OTICT SEl.l AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE MIP reootdeel In bociti '4f Pao-~ Oii I llllP '*>Ofdlcl Ill booll YOU YOU 1HOULO CONTACT A llAllCl!.L 1: YOUR llllOl'lllTY, IT •AV 11 HIOHUT BIDDER FOR CASH, 25to2tlnoluelwofM~ 408PIQMt5toHbolhlllCluelwot LAWva 1.0t tlofTraotN0.171t.llltlle IOU) AT A l'UIUC IA&.1.. YOU lewlul money of Ille United 8111 ... Mape In IN °"'°' Of Ille County MIH•IT111eo111 Map• record• of 5182 Doanoll• lrWte. Celltorl'lle Cfty Of ~ leeoft. Coullty of ... DAM ~TION OP Tltl Of I Cllfller'• Chedl dr1W11 on. ~-Of Mid C-ty. OttnOI County, Clllfomll. t27t4 • Or1t1ge, Sl•I• ol C1llfort1l1 ... NATUlll o~ THI PllOCllDINQ •t•t• Of nalJonet bank, .... ,.or PAACl!.L NO. ii: IXCEPTINO THIEAV'AOM .. OI, "(If • .,,...~ Of oommon lhooM\ Oii. map llC#ded In booll AQAIN., YOU. YOU IHOULO lederal credit union, or • .,.,. or NOl'l•HOl111lv• OH•m•nlt tor oll nonta. mlnatalt. ,,,.,..,., tlahll, 011lg11,111on I• 11101#1'1 •llOVI. no 301, PION 10 10 t4 111011111\1• Of CONTACTALAWYUl." federalN\llllgtandloanUIOCll11on 1 00111. lt1grt11, 1111•••· l'lll11r11 OH flQhU ll'ld oiher Wlrrll'lly I• glVll'I •• to fl• Mlltelltl'llOUI ... .., •• record• ol N2 Ctplttl 81rett, Coa1a MeM. domlc:Jled In thft 11111. Ill pey1ble 11 1t1orotct11t'let1I, 111ppor1 111d ror h'fdtOClfllon aull.tencM below • comp61t~ Of cor~Mll)." Orange Coullty, CllllotnlL ClllfotrU the time or ..... all rlghl, 11111 and other purpoetl, .... ~ and dtc>UI of llOO ,... Wilder IM pttOtl Thi ~ Wilder M6d OMd EXCEPTING THflllf!FlllOM all "(II • .., ... lddr-or common lf'lter11t held by It H TrullM, In that del!Md 11'1 tlle Miiler Oecfer•llon of of l1nd here111above d .. ctlll•d of Tru1t. II'; ,_, of 1 btMiOh or 011. oil rlgh11, m111.,111. •1111111 Oetlgn1llon I• 1hown above, l'IO pr09tfty llltuat• In llkl COUnty and Cov1t1at1tt, COl'ldlllOl'll 111d wtthOllt 1111rlQhlofaurfllCI11111')' II deltlilt 11'1 the obllOlllOlll MOIHed l'lghtt, Mlural 9" rlgMt, lllCI Oltlllf werr1t1ly 11 9lvet1 H 10 Ill S11!1, dMcftbed a1 lollowt: "-lllctloM ("Mlltlt o.cutalton"). r ... rvld In lh• deed from Qu11 tll«elly, her'910fore executed llld hydrOClfboN by~,_ oomplet-Of oorrectMM}." PARCEL h Unlt No. 21. City of recorded on A119ue1 '°· 1174 11 Alln·Northweod , • llmlled delivered to the 11t1derelgned • "-ttlet mey be wlthlll Of llllder The bollenctary llndet tald Deed IMllll County of Orange, S1111 of ll'ltlrument No. 2Ht1, 11'1 book pertnltlhfp t.aor'ded .Jlkt 1S..:...!.~!~ wtttten OecMre1loll Of DeflUft and 1111 parcel ol llnd 11.,1l11above of Tr111t, by rlMOl'I Of• btMOtl or Cell ornla, •• allown end • t1233, Pf19M 41 to 1oe lnolull\le Of In boOk 1S22t P1911MO, of~ Demand fof ..... and Wl'1tton notlOI ducrlb•d. 1001thtr with th• default In thl obllgltionl MOur.cl cleectlbed 11'1 the Con<lomlnl11m Plan Oltlclal Aecord1, and In UM l'lfet llleootdl. of bfMoh and Of elllctlon to CIUll perpatllll ~drifting, mllllng, ""'•by. '*'-'ofore PICUled llld 1'9COtded Oii AprU 24. 11178 11'1 boOk Oec:Wltlon OI Amendment to tr. PARO EL. 2 : An ••clutlv• *-CL&c.•llll'l•d to Hit H id 111plorlr19 111110 t,..,.,Ot delivered to th• ut1derel9t11d • t264e,peoe1875to17021nclutlve MHler Decler1tlot1 ("Finl ~fofl)ll1llllg~O\l'lf •VlltW'/MldoO!lgttlont, end 11ort119 t d r~ IM wrltt'" Oec:ltt•tlon of o.fault and ol Official Aecord1 of Nkl County. Amendment") ~ °" Jf/ft4M'f that ~ of l.ot 2'7 lhown on •t1 111ereat1er the 11t1de,.l9t11d -from Mid land or Ill)' Oltllt Demand tor Sale, lllld wrltt1t1 notlOI PARCEL 2: An undlvld1d ot11 8. 1114 11 l111trU1M11I No. 3eff, Ill !.xhllllt "A" to Ille o.ct.vetlon of olUMd Mid l'IOtlee of bfMCll and of laf'ld, lt1cl11dln9 Ill• rlGhl to of brH ch 1t1d of •l•cllo11 10 forly·alxtll (1/40th) lt1tere1t u a 110011 11311, pagH 510 to 611 Reetr1c1Jon1 IOf IN llk• Muter -.cllOn to be -did October 21, Wlllpetoc:k or dlrectlonelly ff llld c:a11M Ille 11llder9lglled to Ml Mid lenant 11'1 comlllOl'l In the tee Int.,... lnctuel\tl of ontolll "-Cordi, and Atlodltton., recorded Septemt>er 1M2 11 lrwtr. No.12-37M12 ot Mid ml111 lrom IMd• 01Mf th111 Mid property to •ll•f'I Mid Obllgltlonl, 11'1 anclolo the Common AIM of lot the Hallee of AddltlOn of Ttn110ly tg, 1171 Ill bOoll 12312 PIO' t2t6 Ofllclel Aloordl. land, oll or Qet ..... ~ and and lhtrHtlor Ill• u11der1lgt11d 1, Trecl 10160, "per map filed lt1 tl'ld &11ppl4ltMnlll OecllllllOl'I of of Ofllclel l'leoordl, M catp0f1, • S1ld 1111 wlll be made, 11111 ltl#t1 lllto, through Of IC'ott the c:alMClllldnotio.ot~lllldof book 424. P•OH 32 and 33 of Co11111antt, Co11dlllot11111d oarport 1p1ce CP 102. Said wltho11t cove11at1t or warranty, 1ub1urface ol H id l1nd, and to elec:tlOn lo be ,_.did a.ot.mber Mlacell1neou• M1p1, rec:ord1 ol lll111r,011on1 .("S1111411em.e111a1 -• 11 lurtller ~tied Md ..,,,_or fmplled, reowdlnCI tltle, bottom 1uch whlpttoclced or 21. 11182 u lne1r. No. 82~1W of u1c1 Counly ... 111eh lorm ledellned Oeolaratlon") lor Ml1tlot1 Viejo dHorlll•d 11'1 Ar11cl• 11 ol 11ld poe-tlon, or 111C:Umbranoet, 10 dlrOGtlonalty dtllled ....... tunnete llld Offlelal Record• In '"' Ar11cle ll'llltlod "Definition•" fnvtronmental Planned Community o.clwatton. pey the rlfl'lllnlnO ~ """ Of and """' lllld« and tleMllh Of Said HI• wlll b• m•d•, but of the O.Cla11llot1 ot covenant1. (lnoremel'lt No. tO) recorded PARCEi. 3: A t1on·exo111e1ve the note(•) MOWed by Mid Deed ol beyond the atertor llmlta "*'9of. wltho11t covet11t1t or warrat1ty, Condlllot1• end Ruttlctlone bctober 4, 1174 11'1 llook 11251, MltFMlll fof ._and 1t1lowment o1 TNtt, with int.Ill• In Mid note end to rodrlll, ret1111nel, equip, ..,,,_ or lmpiled, regarding tttte. recordtO In book 12848, P•OH pege 11111, Oftlollll Aecofdt. Lots 237 and m of Wf1 'frOGt No. Pfcwtcled, !Miii-, If wry 111\der malt1taln, repair. deepe11 111d poslMfk>n. Of encumbr~. 10 1813 10 1874 lncl11tlve of Otflcltl EXCEPTINO THEREFROM all 8423, Mid_.,... tlelrlO further Ille ·-of MIO OMd Of Tr111t, operete MY eudl ...... or "*-· P•Y Ille remall'llnQ pnnc;lpal """ of Record• (th• "Oec:larallon") and mlnertll, oll, Olli petrolellm, ottw dlflned Ind dlectllled lfl Mlde II Of '-· cNltgee and txptr'9ll of the without, '-· 1111 rtQfll to dr11, the note(•) eecured by Mid Deed of any amendment• tllerelo. hydrooerbot1 tuD1t1nce1 1t1d all IN Dec:flratlon of Aeetrle11ont IOf' TNllM lllld of the trutt. oreeled by mine. 1tore, explore Ind °"'"• Truet. -4th lnlereet .. In Mid note Excepting •II oll. oll rlgh11, ul'derorOUlld .,,._, In °' urldlr or th• l aliH Miiter A11ocl1llot1 llld Deed of Trvet. thrOUQll the turf-of tN ~ ptOVIOed, advtnCM, II My, undef mlnlrall, mlnerll right•. Mllltal gu wtlldl mey be produced frOftl Mid r....,_, to In PwOtl 2 allolle. Seid ..,. wlll be htld on Frldey, llOO feet of the aublllrl-ol Niel Ille termt of Hid OMd of Trual, rlgt11t and olher hydrocatbol'I• by laod wtlloh llndertlM a plane per .... Code: 2&-l4t Mardi 4. 1M3 It 2:00 p.m.. It IN land • -'*' Ill IN deed trom '-· chargea and IJIPlll-Of tlle wllollo over n1me kt1own to and 550 teet below IN~ Parcel· 530-144-61 Cllapmell A-entrance, to the llletn11Meomc-y,1w.tV1tglnle Trutl .. and of the '""'' cr•ted by geot,...,,,,al lleam and all product~ llllrfllCO Of MIO land tor Ille purpott E •• 0 II I • d b y 0 E N N I s Cl\llo Cet1ter Building. 300 EHi Corpor.tlOll. reoorded ,._.,., 1, Mid OMd of Tniet. derived I hero from wltholll of Pfoepectlng tor, the lllP!Ofetlon, MARSHALi.. Chapm1t1 A~. In the City of 1gf3 11'1 boolc 101172 page 884, Seid H I• wlll be held 01'1 h h "'h • 1 ine' development, prod11ct1011, The dd Orlncie. Cellomla. Oflldal Aooorda. Thurld1y. Maten 3. 1983 al 2:00 °-v•r. 1 • r.v 1 10 dr 11• m • extract1011 and lakll'IQ ol nld 11'"1 1 ,. .. tlld olher NOllCE: AT TIME Of 8A1.E llC>a PARCEL 2: . P.m. ti the Chapma n Avet1ue ttore. e.iiplOfe and operate thrOllQh m•~-... oil ,... ,....,......__ ---.. OQl!W'nOn Clellgnatlon, If flr't, ol IN uay IE MADE IN CAS ... ANO/OR Holl 111cl111lve IPP"rlll'lll'lt entrance. 10 1110 Cl\llc Cet1ter 1111lllrlace 01 Ille upper 500 feet 01 ri;~ .-,.,_:;;.-;;d; rHI P'Ol>lf1Y dlacrlbed •bov• I• THI! CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED ~t• tor ~ ~ •- lklllOlt19. 300 EMt Cl'l1pma11 th• •ubturl•c• of H id lend ... from .id land by"*"' of,,,.,,.., pvrported to be: 11• l.811eplt1•. CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL -pr1\llte 1trelitt ..... forttl "' Avet1ut, 11'1 tho City of Orange. ~In l"'dwd frOfll the lf¥lne w-111.-. ctetrtalie 1ndt ot otller lrftlle, CA 00000. CODE SECTION 292411. thoH cetlaln decleretlot11 ol California. COmpan1. 1 eorporetlon reoorde<I equlpmen1 from lllrleoe locltlone The und.,llQned dledelm• eny At ltte ""'*-Of th• lnlUal cove11ant1, cot1dlllon1 1no NOTICE: AT THE TIME Of' SALE, MtrOh 7• 1978 In boOk l2587, page Ol'I tdjOlnlng or nolQhboMG land or liability for any~ of tM ll"bllcellofl of Ihle llOllOI, Ille total l'ellr1cllone ,_did Ac1r1 8, 1171 810S MAY BE MADE IN CASH 282 OI Olllc:lal Recotde. lytllaoutlldloltrle~6-cnbed ltteet lddf-lllld other OOl'lllftOll emountof"'9Ullpllldbalanctoltrle In boolc 25H. PIO' 902. Offlcl .. ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR Aleo u ceptlf'IQ from Parcell 1 IMd. It tlelrlO undlrllood tNlt "" ~ """"· .,_, ~. ot>llgltlon MOUled br "" •boft "-d9. and r-~ ~ 21: CERTIFIED CHECl<S SP£Cl"1EO IN and 2 all water rlghll, whllllef llllCh owner o1 IUCfl 111tnera1t oil gae Said Hit wlfl be made, b11t d .. orllled dHd o 1ru1t end 1172 11'1 boOll 10286. page SH, CIVIL CODE SECTION 2124h. wller rlghl1 •h•ll be reparl1t1. petrole11m. other hyd;ooarbon wltho11t covenant or werranty, ••llmlted coll•, expen-. and Oflldal RecOtdl. and 1111eudm111tt Al the time of the Initial overlying· • ppropr llllve, IUbetanoet and_,.,,• wt fot1tl ..,._.,Of lmplled. regarding tltte, edvanott 11 t:s5,372.t7. thereof. : publk;atlon of Ihle notlee. Ille total percola ting. prucrtp1lve or ~. 1f1e11haWnoright 10 .,,.., po1nn,011, or enc:umbr-. lo To det.,ml,.. the oper11no bid, Code: 07.()41 emount of lhe unpeld bellnoe of tlle contrac1ual, Wllheut. "-· the upon 1111 1urface ol the above 119'1 the r9"'llnlnO pf1ndpal tum Of YOli ~ c.11(714)137-0IM. PWOll: 442·111-37 obll91llon MCured br th• 1bove right 01 ll'ltry '°' the ••erclM 01 deterillld lend "°'to -any of IN the l'IOll --1' by Mid Deed of o.te: FlllNlrY 2. 1913 Th• "'"' addreH et1d othlf ducrlbed dud o 1r111t at1d lllCh rlQhll, u r~ In• clHd Hid ltlld or any por11on lll«eof Tr1111, with lnteretl theraon, H VAL MN CORP. oornmon deelOnltJOll, N any. of the .. 11m11ed co•t!i.. •JIPll'IHI, and form fhe lrvlne Compat1y, • ebo\leMld,,..,.petalltilOand560 provided In Mid note.~. If 11NldTNlt .. , , .. , property ci.acrlbed 1bo..,. le ldv8"Clt la S82,;N7.117. corpo111lon, recorded Morch 7, feet bcltow 1t1e pr-.it _,_ of any. under the,.,_ ol the Deed Of By. T.O. SERVICE CO.. =ed to be: 11 Riii Chelaet To do1ermlt11 the opening llld, 1978 In book 12617. PIQI 282 of the Hid land tor tl'IY p11rpo11 TNlt, ...._ c:NfOel llld ...,.,_ AQllll Newpof1 9Mtctl. ~ you m•y call (819) ~. Otllol•I Record•. wtlli-. of lh• TNllM llld ol ,,.,. '"''" By. Cindy~. 0.11· Jtnlllty 21. 1"3 PARCEL 3: EH•m•n•• .... , Th• "'"' •ddrtH and Olhlf' crHl•d by H id DMd ol Trull. A811etant $ec:t'etary The. Undeftlaned dlec:lellllt •nt Seid 1111 wlll b• meoo. but ci.t11111 and OemMO tor ..... and wlOioul covet1al'lt or worranly, llH 111rrot1dered all doc11mel'll• ·~ or lmplaod, regarding title, evldet1clt19 obllgallot1• MC11red po .. 01tlon. or oncumbr1nce1, thereby. and hat dec:lated encl dOM lnoludlng I•••. charge• andlhwoby declero all a11m• MCured ox,J.,,.ee of the Tnm .. and Of Ille thereby lmmedlatoly due ind 1111111 crHl•d by H id 0..d ol paylble, and hie alecled lllld OOll Trutt. to pey tlle remaining l>"lncioalj ll«tby elect to '*"' tN property au~ of the nottC•I MCU<id b\I Mid dHcrlbed 1bove 10 be told to Deed of Tr111t. to wit: S11,250.001 ~=the obllgallont d111 Ille • Coml\'looweellh BMll. forth In tho Hcllot1a et1tlll•d OOll'lmOll dealgnctllol'I. N q , of die t<MWlt: 129, 114.12 (ll>P'O•). One C4ty llNO., W•. lllbll1y tor wrt lnoorr~ of the '°'"*"I "Cenlln E-1• tor Ownorl" rHI ptopeny ~tied 1bovl 11 The ~ under Mid Oeld Orenge, CA 12991 11'91C ~ and ottw OOITW\'IOO Equaltty Sevl• 6 tl'ld ':Support, Sett1emet11 end p11rported 10 be: J3H2 la(lttlo, of Trwl her01ofor. ••ecuted and (114) ua..uN c:lellgMtlon. If any, .,_, ,.,...,. : Loan AMoolaUon Encro1chm1n1" of th• Article MIMlon VlelO. CA '2911. dellverld to the 11nderel9t1ed • P11bll1hed Orat191 CoHt Delly Said •••• wllt be m1C11, but wltll Int-I thereon from Juno 17. lion. 111•2 at ~per annum .. provtOed T 0 0 E T E R M I N E I F In ,-notl(1) plua ooet1 and any REINSTATEMENT IS POSS18LE 'edvWIOM of Ma1.30 pllJI .,,..,..., ANO THE /.MOUNT, IF ANY , 1'11 ~under Mid Deed NECESSARY TO CURE DEFAULT, of '"'" ""91ofore executed llld CONTACT: dollver.O to tho 11ndoralgned 1 LEE H. OUAST. ESQ , Attorney wrttt111 o.cMratlon of default and 11 llw, 195 Town Center Oflve . 0.1r1Md tor Salo. and a wrltltf'I &111• aoo. Coste ....... Cllltornll NO"°' ol o.tlu11 ano Election to 92e28: telephone: (714) 641-1397. Sell. The underligoed 0...0 Mid DATED: January 25. 1913 No!IOI of Oefaul1 and Elec11on to SEA HAASOVR Sell IO be ,_did In Ille Count)' HOMEOWNERS ASSN. wt)lro the real propeny It localed. c/o LEE H. DURST, ESQ. Dell: J~9. 1tl3 800 095 Town Center Dr .. Sii ReconVl)'lllCI Corp. eo.t• ....... Ca t2t20 u Mid Trutt... By.la/Lee H. Dint. 1657 E. UncOln A\19.. ltt At1.omey and "91nl Orange, CA ll2906 Publlahed Oret1ge CoH I Dally (714) 137-1842 ~ Feb. 2. 9, 10. 23. 1983 ~Chocolate Lemmon, 804-83 Flnencial Oflloer Publlahed Orenge CoHt Dilly Piiot. Feb. 9, 15, 22. 1983 724-13 '" . Neptune Soeaet~ .... ' CMMA T10N llUlllAl. A f IEA 646-7431 Our llleralure 1•11• lhe complete 1tory or our ,OC:lely. . • ~ .. -c.. ........ ~-•. ~ r HAI.IOI LAWP'-MT. OLIVE-, Mortuarv • Cemeterv C1ema1orv 1625 Gisler Ave CoSla Mesa PIC'TmOU8 ..... HAim ITATlmNT Tll• lollowlng peraot'I I• doing ~-WORl.O VIDEO PRO · DUCTIONS, 3167 Birch S1rHI, Sull• 488, Newport &each, Celllornll 92080 J1mu M. C11t1. 711 Pacific Coatt H~. Hllntlngton a-ti. California 112641 Thl9 ~ la eonclllo1ed by an lndMOuel. J-"' caw Thia •tat-I -ftled with Ille Collnty Clerlt o1 Orange Collnty on Jaf'lllary 28. 1983. ,_ P11bll1hed Orenge Co11t Delly Piiot. Feb. 2. 9, 18, 23. 1N3 53$-83 t1 laid Tnm... ot1Ull•d "Euem1n1t" of 1111 Th• 1111denl9ned Tr111t•• ....,,.,. DeolatltlOll of Def9Utl and Piiot. Feb. 9, 11. 23. tM3 wllho11t oovet1ant or w1rraflt)(. By. T.O. ~ Co.. Oedaratlorl. dl1clalmt et1y lfablllty for at1y Oem111d IOt Sile. and 1 written 726-N .,,,,_ or llftplled, ,.....dlllg lltlC. eoent PARCEL 4: EtMrMnll M eucll lnoomlc1-o1 IN .V..C eddrW NOia Of Oetautt end Section to poeunlon. or -mllf.,_ to 8y. CMI Oemlow. ..-ti -parttculeriy Mt lortf\ and oltlw oornmo11 dealgnctllOll, If Sall. The u11dert1011ed ~ Mid •-.,. ...,.,_ pey IN ~ PFtrlclll* _, di Aael01ant Secr-etary In the Atllde entlllod "Enamaol9" 111)1, lhown ,.,...,. Nolloe of OefllUI\ and Election to .--""''-. the nolel.•I MOUr9d by .-i o..ct GI ~ Cimino Del Rio So.. of Ille Oec:l1r1tlon of Co11111ant1. Said 1111 wlll be m1de. 11111 Sall to be l'9COtded Ill the OOUl'lty YOU Mii • OIPAULT UllDD A Tr::;.:1111 lt1llfe1t thetlOl'I, •• SuMe 204 Cot10l1lon• a11d RellrlollOI\• wltho11t COYlllllll Of w1rrat11y ..... 1N,... property" locllt9d. 0110 OP TllUIT DATID Pf' Ill Mid note(•).~ S111 Oteoo. CA -did on June t . 1971 In ~ ...... Of ..._... f90l'dlllg tltle, CNceeo Tltll ..._,.,_ OCToemt 17, ttn.. W&SM YOU If .,,,, Ulldlr ... *"" of IN Deed 92106-4lM4 lt7ot,pagM420to ... lnctullwof potMHIOlll or 1nc11mbrll'ICH1 Co.,MTNIMe fAICI ACTtO• TO '"OTICT of Tr111t •••••• ohtrQH lllCI (811) 614-8288 Offldal "-dll Of Mid County (the lnctudl119 ""· oherg11 .,.. """'*'° c. a.a-do, tOUlt ltttOPIRTV, " MAY .. ~of"" T,,.... and ol tM P11Dllahed Ortt191 COHI Dally "MHter Oeclarat1011" al'ld 1ny ...,.,_ of the TNttee and of the Alall. Secretary 10LO AT A "'*"C f,Ma.. YOU tr11•t1 CJ'Hted by Mid .,_, al Piiot, Fob. 9. t8. 23. 1"3 amendmen11 111«110). undlf' 1111 lru1t1 ""ted lly HICI o.ed of 3266 Wlllf*91Nwd. -llM ...._...no. °'THI Ttwl, t04tt: ... t.Ot2.• (IPllf'Oll.) 7~ sec11on headlf'lg• '" avcll Artlcle Tniet. 10 p#I'/ IN~ oMdDel Loe AngtMe. CA eoo 10 . teATUM cw nes "ecnome The .,..-..; Ulldlr ..., Dlecf -----------1t1lltlod u IOllOW: "~' Rl(ll\11 IUllll ol itl9 llOle(t) wid by Mid (213) 3*).4940 AeAtMIT YOU.~U IHOULO Of TNlt ~ .._,,., lllld PtaJC N()TIC( tl'ld Out111. UllllllH tl'ld C1bte 0.-d of Tn11t to wit: M0.000.00 P11lllllMCS Or11191 Cout Deity COWTACT A LA dellve;ed 10 Ille u,....rll911ed I T 1 I evl a Ion'', ••Support 111 d <llifttl lnWlll ltler90ll lrOl'll 01101/a Piiot. Fee>. 2, t , 1a, 1183 NOnca Of' TRUe18'1 IA&.I ~ Olilllllallol1 Of OIMlll and fltC11TtOUe ..._ .. ..-...1TATl..wT Tho followlng peraon 11 dolt19 bll9lrw II: AMERIC AN PACIFIC GREETINGS, 555 PMllarlno A\19., Suite E·205, Coeta M-. Calllomll 82028. Al'lhut J . 8-:tl. 555 Plllllef1no A\19 .. E-205, Coeta ...... Calllomte 92828. Thia ~ II conducted II'; an lnOMdual. At1hut J. 8-:tl Thia ..._.,t -fifed wlUI IN County C1er1t of o..anoe Cout1f'I °" Jan. 10, 1913. ~ Publl11Md Orenge Coa1t Dally PllOl,Jllll. 28. Feb.2, 9, t8. 19413 483-83 NI.IC NOTlC[ Settlomenl'', "Encroec:llment", 8fM! II 17.00 r,•rce111 per a111111111 •• , ses..413 T.8. ...._.., 0-llld tor Sele. lftd • "''"'" "Community F1cll1tlu end provided "Hid t1ote(1) phi• all NOTICE 18 HEAEllY ONEH, \Nit Notloe ol o.tflllt llld Beolllotl to l!at«nenl .. co1t1. ch1rgH and 111'1.:.".!. •II ~ NOTIC( i>n w~. Mwdl 2, 1M3, 91 ~IOI'"':. 111~::!, :c'1on ~ Tiie atr111 addrou or other ~ ~;021.MJ with • t:OO o'OIOC:k Lm. ol llld dly, In ttll 0 0 common detlgt1allon of the real The bllllltldlry under Mid Deed ACTtTIOUI .,..... room 111 H ide for cot1duot111g Ill 10 be ,_did In "' OOUllty property hetoinabove dllc;rlbed II of TRllC heretofore 111ec:ut9d encl Mm ITAftmlfr fNMee't a.. _,., the olftoet of -'*' lfle NII ~ II IOCl9d. p111portod to be: 73 Wiidwood, dtllverld to the ut1deral911ed • The IOllowlr19 ptr90nt -doing Al!AL ESTATE SECURITIES Name, at,.et Addrue tl'ld lrvlne CalllornlL writ1ell Oedarltloll of delelllt and ~ u : SERVICE, toc1ted •t 2020 North Telephone Number of TNSt• Of The under•IQl'llO hereby OetNnd IOI' Sale, ll'ld. wrlltlll SIERRA CHIROPRACTIC, 3818 8roedwe:y. Slllte 20I,"' 1N City v" ..-i COllduct:lllO ..... QllCeQO dl1clalm1 all lia bility tor inw Notlee of OetM llld Elec1.lon IO S &;wol St., Santi Ana. CA 92704. Santa AM.~ ol~, St• Tiii• lt1111re11ce 'Compa11y. 3255 ' . ....., ....._ ·--=--__ __. .......... .. .... ~ O' OC ...,...,. C I I C Wllahlre llvd., Lo~11~et, lneon'ICtl'l-lllMldllreetadclr-..... Not:...!.' .. of-;:::-:-: .. ~--,o ..... -... Amor. ... """'Of •lllOrl'I •• !ENE I IAI. Celllvmlato010,~11) . Of other comlllOl'I detlgnallOll -,.,.. _,,, ..._....... Vllley Rd .. Cotta ...... CA g2927, MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Of' Stld ..,. Will be ma<le without Sell IO be reoorded Ill the county MlchHI Tr11nor D.C .. 20U AMERICA. • a.--OOlpolltlOn, Oete: ~ • 1* warr1n1y. expreu or lmplled. ~ IN0111M11.,1f!01*1'1 II toc.ted. V~ Ed., CoN ....._CA 12827. u duly ll)t>Ol11ted Tn11IM ullder =-~~-;--• di llll u el ...,_ "' ..... Robin L'IOll Jlllde D.C .. 816 E. Ind put-' to IN poww ol ... .-·-·1 reg r no •· pot • on, or CENTRAL CAPITAL Jelfereon. 0r-, CA 12eee. eo11terr.d Ill that oer1alll OMd of at Tn.wtee onc11mbrancH. to Utltly the CORPORATION -..,.. By Pol'/ CfllnCI principal balence ol the Noll Ot ........ .,_ Thia~ 11 oonduoted II'; a Trllll executed by Armat1d P11bll1hed Ortnoe Cou.t Dally t .. -bllQ ''°" Id b Id --.,.... general pertl\ll9Np. OePuc•I• tl'ld M•r~ l.OlllH .. O ,..., O .,,• MCllr Y .. VD..,...,.,.. M#tanne O'Alt'lore O.C. OtPucalt, tllltb'tnd llld Wife .. Plot, Feb. g, 11, 23, ttlS DMd ol ru•t, with lt1ter .. I tl'ld P11bll1hed Or111ge Coul Dally Thlt 11.attmant wM ftled wlttl lhe Jol11t tet1ant1. RoaordeCI Ocl· 72T..&., Olhor tum a H provldld therelt1; Piiot l"eb. 2 t . 18, ttl3 County Cllr1c of OrlW\QI Coullty on o b • r 2 3 • 1 t 1 g • I n I o o II PlaJC llOTICl PIUI •dv•l'IC••· II ll'I)', llf'IOer '"' ' • M4-I$ J-. 1•. 1...... 15364 of Offlclll Reoorde of Mid term1 thereof 1111e1 1111 ... t on audl -· ~ ...., -·-· mov v• -· C ·-W' llft-p ._. _ ___. " ._ --6 _....., _ _.. r:i·-f ':'J: 1------------,_.'11 County, 11~50, Aec«der'• and axpertjlll o Ille Trutl• of ...._,.. ~1-. ublltlled Ot1n~HI Oelly • ....,.,,._,. · •· v, •-·"' fl'ICTfTIOUI Wll the INIU CfMled by Mid Deed of P9Cnnoul DUii... Piiot, Jan. 19. 20. f' .. 2, I , 1NI a llfeedl Of dellult Ill=:::: Of ~ ITAT'lmNT Tru11. Th• total amount 01 Hid _.. 8TA,_,. • 358-63 perfo~~·r11c• ':: t~• 1°11dlg"~~"~ TO.-,....._...... --...,.._. obllgallon, lncludlt1g reuot1abl" teollr.., er• y, nc 11 11g • .... ~-.. ....---~.. ' The foloM'O ""'°"' •• dOlr10 ·-"" MF\-llreecfl Of ~. NotlOI of wNdl bU•I,_. _. u tlmat•d feet, cnaro•• •t1d 11u11r191111: ~ ~1-. -~ "°".,,..,., 6, 1aa, .. ~5554 ---POLE HOUSE l<ITS OF •~peMMOftheTr1111 ... 11111111rne FfTNllS IN TRA1; 4n 8t. .. d•. I •• 11'11 N 111"""" ......... .._---.......... ~~~J CA IFORNI• """'! M-.. •-Sit_. of._,,,_, ,.., ...... _tlon of thll Not..._, la C ACTTTIOUI ._.. nlCOr r 1 l'I rllm o . L .... ""' ..... -.. l20~79'9.ii'."...... ..... An11'1 Or .. lag11111 HCh, A ..-8TA,_., et..ac>7n, WILL SELL AT PU91.10 1rn111TH 11mcm Suit~~~~!~· c~ ::~'~. O.ted January 31. 11113. t285~ .. A. Mye\tolcl, 60800 SE ~ "*='19 par-. .,.. dolrlO ~~~O~Tw.~.:.::= : . i , • r . t • I ' I . . rtHCI POTHUS till POADWAY WOITUilY 110 Broadway Cosla Mesa &42·9150 --- IAL n & IHGPO .. SMfTH & TUTHtt.L WUTCUFf CHAl'fl. 427 E 171h St Costa Mesa 646-9371 --- f'tllCllaOTMIH SMmfS' MOITUAIY 627 Matn St HuntenQlon Beach 536-6539 . . l NcC()eMQI MOITUAl•I ir Laqun1 Buch ...... ,5 !i Lequna Ht111 11 7ee--0933 J! San Juen C.p111r1no ... 4116-1776 c llU1 ll ,. Htllll'la.Anahelm,CallfOMl•92905 SAEE~,LICE.ESTATE SECURITIES BllllRd .. lelldy.OA.11086. KIN1<0'8 COPIES 101eollNUlllted811tll.01•Cllh6ir'• Wltt11m H. Caner, 5 Rainbow "v Crllg e ~old llOIOO SE • cf**~°" e Wite or llltlOllel -JOHNSON Fall•.'"""'· Clllloml• 92116 •Cell!. corp." Tnitt.. ..... Rd .. = OR. t1068. =,.,. Huntington &each. CA ba11k, a 11ate or tecleral credit MILDRED M c AL · ~~~P~by• ~~~~oe:.;.a200 ~~ OOllOllQedbyan Lo1111t11c11 Klt1lco, Inc .. •::r'.o:'.::"~-::'1~ L I S T E R J 0 H N S 0 N , GOfdon R. StMn Sanll Ane. CA II 708 i:..... MyeYo1cS ~ff::~ oorc~~ ~ L Ihle 11~ 111 P1rAb1e at t11e time of resident of Laguna Hilla. c.a. T'lllt 1111-1 wu filed with the (7141 953.,a10 Thie ... .....,, ... t11ec1 with IN .. -• • "' ---.. ... 111 l'IO'lt 1ltle ll)d'""""' l*tt Palled away on February 6, Coullty Cletlt of Orenge C-ty on Publl•hed Orat1ge Coatt De lly OolllltY a.ti of OrlflOI Counll' °" -":!:.::::--• oollducWCI W • by It. •• T;u•t••. tl'i 1111t rHI 1983. BekM!d wife of Cail E. Jtnlltl'/ 14. 1"3. l'W7C79 ll'llot, Fell. 2. I . 18, 1113 81M3 Otc;. IO, 1912. ~., ~ '°'*°',,.. ~°Tt!t.."~ .:"4'~1y Joh.nlon, mother of Carl E. PubllaheO Ott.n,P.e Co11I Dally -----------Pullllttll 2. 9. tN:J P\aJC NOTIC( Piiot. .i.n. 28, Fat>. t . ••ti,~!!*-Thie•_.... ... ..., wltfl 1N &:::.: ~.~· ... M,!~11" .. 'Y .!! Johlwon, lilt.er of John M.. 351~ -r--. ci.ti o1 ~ ,..__... -"' -·-..-William W., Mark, Leland '1Cnnoul Miii••• "='""t7t 1....... .--..,.. ~7 on llllP ~In'* a. Paoe 11 PUllJC NOTICE um •TA~ ·-.,. llftTIC( _.. • ...... -of ,,.._In tt11omo.ot1t1e ~ and Helen J . Mc Al 1 later, Thi followlno '*"°"' -doing .--""' ..---,__ of IMd ooumy and Gertrude J . Mwny . Allo fl'ICTITIOUS ...... bullnlM II: MTTnOUI W•• Publtehed °''"II Co111 o~ Th• .. , .. , •dClrHi or Olh1r survived by 2 anuidchildren. NAm •TA~ CALIORNIA UI. TlllAl.IOHTI, ..... ITA~ No4. Jen. 2t, .... I. •. , .. 1113 oommon Clelltlll11on or IM ,.., Services wllf be held on Tiie foltoWlllQ penont are doing 428 tlth PllCI, Cotti M .. e . The fOIOWlllO '*'°"'.,..doing ~1--a•'611Mowe cMilCtlbed 11 bu~ u: Olltfomle 12t2l' ~ •; •-.,. to be: SM Mtfl LOIM ThW'lday. February 10. 1983 SEWINO MA.CHINES INT'l Airborne lt111fPf'llM1 lno., • TOTAL CAAi LANDSCAPE .--NOTICl • CoMa Meel. ~ at 1 0 : 3 0 AM • t the ·2111 w. Watller ~w . Santa AM. C1lllOfllll COfpoflllon. dt 18th MAINTINANCE. 2501 lowdOlll, Thi u11der1fgl'llCI h1t•llY Community Prubyteria Ca. 9270. llleoe. CoMa Meel. CIMol'NI t2R1 CO.I• M-.. CA tM21. PICnnoul ar11•11 dltel1lm1 •II ll•blllty tor a11y Church 415 Foreat Ave BtrDtrl R11th P1111, 1121 El Tllll 1111111111111 OOI~ by. Chrlt10PW 'Tl\Oft\U M«row. ..,... STAW ltiOOllWCi•-ln ........ llddrW ' B C F ·• CemlnO Or •• Cotta Mell, CL t202f oorporlt!OI'. 2140 Thurlll lot. Colt• Mele, CA The folOwlllG 1*110n1 .. dOlrlo OI O'IW-'*' d1 ... lllklll. Laguna each, •· or-ean E. P111t, 112e El Cllt'llllO A1rborM t2e27. ~ aa: lelcl .... wlll be IMde wlthOUt e 1 t Lawn· GI end a I e , Dr .. Coll• MIN. c. t2t2t IEl••Pl'llll IM. M1rtot1 Jay llod~tt. uoe WHITIOAI<, NI w. 1l'ttl It. werra11ty, .. pr"• or tmplled, ....._t Lawn M,__,,.,....., _.._ bull,_." conduc1ed .... an W.... L.,..... ..__._._ ,. __ .......... .,,_..... • t. eo.ta M9M. CA na1. r .. erCllnt tlUe, P0111Nlon, or """'~ l.ENNER-" · ind.:,'idut1. ., ,,..._,. ~ .. ....., .. ~:.b;' J. w. Ot!9'1 G1twmt OonwlC*, -.11011mbrlftOll, I• 11Utfy the ,... .... nY ...., • .,~ hrblr• Ruth Paul 1 Thll _. .. .,.. .. WM"";!!_~ the ~~ • inc .. • Cllltomfe oorpou1ttor1. m PftnolPll '*"'°' of ttll ~ or ""DIU'~ -.....,..,,...,&on, Thia"""'*'' ... ftltd wflh 1,.. Count)I ci.ti ot °'""' _,,7 on etvte MonOw w. n111 It. 11. eo.11 .._, CA 0111er oMQltlOfl _.... by Mid telident of Newport Bnch, Coullty c1er11 of ar-Coull ... on ~ tt, 1113. .......... _.. • .-... ~, ............ ..--'2t21, o..ct OI 'frwt. wt1t1 ...,... Md C P d -...-" W ,,_,I/ 1 -..,_. v-Thll blllilnml It~ by I otfllf Miii II nrow1411d ,...,..,..: a • • • • e away_ on Janutry 2 t, 1H3. 1'11bt11hed Or~oe Coaet o.i1y ~tyt• °""'1 .. • of Ot111g1 Cculty on -Mton. ~ect••-'it ....... Uftdlf '"' February 7, 1988. Born • ,_,. 1111o4 Fell t t 11 'ft 1ta -· .. ....., -..--_,, J 1 n u a r y 3 , 1 9 O • I n P11bllltlld Ora11e• Coeet Dally • · • • • • aa..a · · · ,.,_ J. w. °"~ .,..... encl .,,..,. °" lldl Sprln1fleld, M luourl. "°'Jan. ff. Fett 2• 1• 11• ':43 ------------11u111111114 Of•llOI co .. 1 Delly ::;: ~· lflo. :::=.::' _n:::_ oa:'J: Survived bfu bi• wife ~llOYIC( ,..,Jln.lt.H.,..a.t,~ ~111Ul7lfll ... llld"""'1M .. .,,......,~_..O...ol Shi 1 ~--'1 ~Of Of-"---en TN91, Tiie tetel llftOUl'll of Nici r •1• daul tera &ne.11i• 1-----------lllChHOUI IUIB•ll -..--"7 blHtlen. IMIUCllMI 9ty Monroe. Carolyn Nlc_bolt W *"'! um tTa'TW -..C llOTIC( k '"• 1111. ....,. :etr,.at•• , .... oll::::':t1ct and S..trice lAComb, ..._ -.........-ICTIT""" .. --.. ... !?!.._ ~,.,... ... M'll '9Cmtam IUH•ll Or'Me C.... -. ....... of ... T,..... Ill tfll._ Charle•, Jr. and John I\. .....iii'Afti'iiif ......,.ttlCtALTY CHl"9ICA\. llMmeTATW ~. 1t,N ..... 1.e.1tii'7 Ol....,Mln•rna1•......_1e Kenner, 10 l"•ndchildren. .The folowllll '*"°"' .. dOlrlo HfMC81, ,..,.. ....._Met o. T~ 'OlloWlflo perton 11 dOlflf Ml'-11 NG.01'7.M. ...,_ ""---'-'~"'-t..-tA .... ........___, ~-• .. ~~ ... -nn:IDllll' ... _. ,...._ were , .. .,. ---T.-i, Ca. ~ MATT HI WI 11 I 0 AT • ....... - 1981 at the Pacific \flew ~Ci ':iJ'•DOt lh'lt., IMI• ll'IO, <• CtllfOt'fll• oorpofltlOfl), Ae11m1 'UQ, Ooel1 MH•. ,, _ on Wedneed&Y. f.twuary 9, NATIONWtOI ·~lllTlllllNO T~ w ... ~ CONITillUOTION a MPAlf\ '* Pm.IC llmCI r@:°"'* .... ' M -' I p k v t 1 t144C ........ 1111111 0. ~ a., ,.---.._ nat. PICitftl-.11 WM • ---.. emona ar , , .. ewpor ~ a. Jeoob9. lolton, nem ,.._,_ • ....__ ...-ftA,_., '*-----------t Beach, Ca. Interment at '""""·Ca. 12714 "* ........ It -f uu .., • ..,..... I.. OIMoll. ""'-• !i Padflc vi.w ~ e.rk, J11n1t 1.. Roche, ttHI Mt. OOIPVlllOI>. ~.' Co1t1 "9Ha, C1llfefttl1 ...!..~•::•• ~ • dolllt ti.X.':::.... ;;A Plotltlou• •u•lnH• Newport Belch. c... ln Ueu "=' = ~-::· .c:...--:. Tldftlll-:.. ""' --.. ... ....... .. ... Lii \UJC\lfW A,A"1'WNTI. I CllllfN ...... fl"•"'• ltete•nt ftl-4 of llowen memorhl ..,....,.,.,... ~.... .......,---..,, -...-~Aw., o.r.t·....., t,~ .. cu.-.. . ....... .... eo.ne, ~ •• conuibudont mq be m.dt ~. ..... r>__.. -·-... _. • ,. .. ~ ;..alld.lof ht,..,.... to n. Preeldlna BtahoP'• TNI .. ...,.,.. ...... """ttll ""'................... ""'................. Lal 1111 L•• Tr1t•t. • I ... : whle9' .. ,.. oontfnulftt J\md for World lWlef. c/o Oouittr c..!l ot °'81119 OouMy Oii Coun\'f Olartl .. °'*'ti ~ "' ~ o.ti ti ONrllll ~ 111 ~ i..w, Gardar! GrM CA ._ ':i:' 111111 • i~HIMIUI...... ........ St..1-11111 ipaaanan:h. JllMry21,ttN. ,_ ....., •• ,.. ........ -...... -;; .................. .,. r ..... =I:' .,,.,....._ .. ,.......,, UOt Vle Lldo, Newport '""''''*' Oranoe cw,OIJlr 111v1t11"'" °'..,.. ~~ ,.......,_. Owtftll.Coaat hlr .,.....= ,.,...J:."~ 10 ...., i,~•nl; If tll•r• ere a.ech, Ca. Pacific Vlew ,lloCJM 11.M.l.t.-.~.:..:, ,_,_a,0,11,n.1•-.,_~·--...... .-.'9.11.~1,1,,,..~ ~. ...,.Lm ....,,.,1,.._-.;1 'cit• II• Ql9 ... LA9llil ..... diNct.on. --I -' !lli6:a. 'Jl' ~ -.-1•· •• ·• ••nl •• ·•••' l'---..2'.::~~~~~:_~ __ _j;::=:::::::::::=;:::::~-==~==========::::::::;;:~;;~~;:;;;===:~====::;1~=·.,~::.:---~ i•AILY "LOT for ·I~ -illll Plllt llOIMlt c1•11te'd ... .,. .... ll!."'•'"'1110 " ..... -Tiie ... tnt .. :n '"th• F llow i th -. ... ..... -... =••flit L '7..,... ~:.*1...,·tt~~T~ o your team n e . __ ~ ____ ,..:-~.~~ .... =' ~:.r.: ... ::.: .. 2.afl. -. • .. • Or•no-o~ OAILV "LOT/W~Mld•Y, ,~ •• 11N Ml.IC NOTICE l'tCTmOUe ....... NAmlTA,.._..., Th• tollowtng pereon It doing bl*'-... FANTASIES SOUTH COAST, 2000 Hwt>ot 81¥d. ~ .. 100 & 102, eoeu MMe, CA eme Ulny M. ""'9. 2)706 Miitner W 116, l11g1.1ne NigYel, CA 92t77. Thie bu~ II oonduc:tecl by an lndlvlduel lllfty M. Allhe Thie tt•l-t -tlled with the County a.. ot an.no-County on Jen. 21, 1883. l"D01l Publl•h•d Orenge COHt 01lly Piiot. J11n 29, F.t>. 2, 9, UI, 11183 430.93 Nil.IC NOTIC£ f1CmlOUI .,... .. NAMllTAftMmff The tollowlng peraon 11 doing ~-: ALEXANDER'S PAINTING & OECORA TINO, 2522 Elden Ave •2.C. Coet1 ~.CA 92627. Alexender Bulbutlen, 2622 Elden A-#2-C. COit• MeN, CA 92t27. Thie ~ 11 oondUC1ed by en lndMduel. Alu 8ulbullen Thi• 1t•t-t wN n1ec1 wtlh the County Cleftl of Orenge Coutlty on Jiii\. 14, 1983. ,..,. Publl•h•d Oreng• COHI Delly Piiot, Jen. 19, 2tl. F'.t>. 2, 9, 1983 352-83 '9CTm0Ue _ .. MAlmlTA~ TM followlng ,,.,_ -doing ~-NEWPORT TILE ANO BATH. 3t2 N. Newporl Blvd., Newport 8-t\, Celltotnle 112983 Guido A. Feleo, t534 E. Ven Bibber. 0rWIQ9, Celllomle 92ete JofQ4J Seu! CNltw, t63-4 IE. Ven Bibber, ~.,.. Celfomle 92tee lllll bulineel II conducled by I generlll C:.1*° Tlllil •t.tm1nt -llled wl1tl ttle County Clertl of Or1ng9 County on J-.y 2a. 1983. .._ Publl.n.d Orange CoHt Oalty Pilot. Fetl. 2,11, 18,23, 1963 537-«t Nil.IC NOTIC£ AC11TIOU8 eue .... N.-ITATDmJIT The lollowlng penon It doing ~-VALUSAFE. 213 Via Cordovi. Newpor1 BMcll. CA 112683. o .. ,., w. Godbey, 213 VII Cordove, Newport Beach, CA 92ee3. Thia ~ la conducted by en ln<IMdual. Outer W. Godoey Thia tat-I Wll flied with ihe County Cllttl of Orange County on Jen. 17. 1983 ~ Pvbllahed Orange CoNt Cally Piiot, Jen. 19, H . Fe. 2, II, 1983 373-83 PICTJTIOUI -N MAmlTAT.-.n The foflowlng ~non 11 doing ~-: COLLECTOR·s EXCHANGE, 118 Al~rt Pl., Co1t1 Men. CA 92tl27. Heney McHNh, 2292 Clnyon. eo.t. MeM.. CA 92e27. Thll bu..,_ la ~eel by en lndMduel. Ntoney McNalll Thll ltllmemenl w• llled with the County Cleftl of an.no-COunty on Jan 1e. t"3. ...,.Al Publllhe< . (J) . • • ~ ' I . ' f ~ 1 lln Ill 1111*'' •M n« ?· ::,,: .., prb: 1'99Qft> • ! ~dahln.d -~ :ll ~= f . l . . -·~ '' . • -~-~--=----· ~ ~I, ,. l I • 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 -------..._ .---........ - lnm"'"'H . . ~ ... 1 ·tzMN -'rtrr·• 9 2 , N --rt .... , ... , ........................... . •e••·'-C --,D·L··u·~--.. 1'g1tb, ---·· '•nta--~ .. ...., . ....,. --™= ....... == M.:!.-:J·CM-~::e o• .... ~·' .... Cot* ...... t ·~ "'-._. t e.1MO t1t:t11 ~ 0--llr tla~ IW, llN.~ +-• =..-.ee:~_ WCI ..... ~~ "'9 .......... ~ "*"· • .. 'Av• M""' • 1 "· uni~'" ~ "''"· :O~tl..":i .= '*'· 1~ •. ~.~~,,d,w•; ~a.4~1,r• -I PUlll w' M .., ,.,. ,..., C-' 'nth MU tll, t '*'"'°· 6M•lt0? ......... lllll lonM. --•.a•.-a..tl ll •II It 11 I I'll o -"Mtonable rel ... Kii• C'4 I f "'" I "*1 OclfNWCINll C· I W. 1iiii IUOH Y.l.Aft~ . .ilth.1•1 l4l·l«M, Mlooll t , __ , -.:!"' 171·4/tt or 714-l?H I Ir. lfl·ln etow 1 own, Ol**t-. pf\onel, maid OC ' .... tl?O It CM Pt!tN ~ Nwp4 IMree • t bl -t Ir t II. tr111111, .., .... .,....,, Hf,.,.., "'r.••· dltll• ..mo.. i °"""""'mow etw ..,,.... fO r., .c 11im •me t "· 1 .. ·--1 .... ,,,., .... opeMr, ...... Ant MM• Veroi-no P••• ... -.. PoO. no P•I• vi.a. IAHO'""' MO· Ht blo6I b9Y ,OGI, •• ~,.,. ........ UOO mo. 116·'717. 1100 °'" l'llOIMO ooetl IMl/mo.4""47211LAll ltM Ntt UM '*'"'°· MO-M11 Tl.L, tM1 ~ lllld turn "--Avell 1·1' ywo VM•offt0a.df111 Mf.Ml1 lcfll L.,ga *-"I Ir 2 le, I Ir IMI ea. TowntlOUM. OM 141-tllf 141-14IO lhOOilf'lllQuee.~ .. .,, 19r 1bli(Penn)l660 1111",DOOl,epa,bbQ, WUA ..... n gar.'No P911. 4 .... 1'11 t4H + 1316 deQ. o ................ 1111 Roomm•I• w1ntad, r•ll· MAl<I NO MON IV . IH\lmlnltad kitchen o.11· "' ••3s 7'4e HOO/mo, p I I d • N •• ' , r w y . --' - -• .,.. Mii' 10 IN nlol lge 16110/mo. + MC Hlgt\·rlM tth ftoof ILldo) Inge. Onlletect IVllJ No epadout t·2 bOrm,:t· ",....... Lerg• Ilg ... , Cabin 3111 ~· W/Wlilhf-cltyr. .. ....... 2 110.M2t condo. furnllMd 12200, P91t\ f\lm ev.. 161 .. IOO "'" lift lM l'H 11" Lil ll.e.sL -.. ,ool lab'-Oolof tV, 2 UOO mo A viii Lii FM rent ~ Idell vtll A eeeoo dVM Incl Cl14l.Ml..... ..I/Sun lO-& ltM 29A MIO. NO 'ITl.W an! v frpl '•· ilHP• 1'. 114·4'15 avu or for lflltl 0t 11a1tt mtg°' Agt 1H·6110 tbi1 HOffand Ct, HI .....,... LllWY llt-1121 561•2JSS 1 IA -'· OrMt loeaelon 1W5't ..... 1t 5't4-1700 oaye, 11orage. •94-3"111 b ee. ho ma In 81Q C•· ltwn 0,;•:.:11'* Ltr•ploro• ~~ 2 -~da, = 1 H~ ~·,:~= ~ly~ ,:1!:2~ 8450 UW ,. UIT 'it-2 Bdrm flouM, IMO NWpon lfvd. CM • nyon: 48r ou11on1 pool, • ..,.,ueY-· 11,;1 olHn •r•o• C111e1cory11 Ir Ce1>1n1, prlvett ant, t2101mo. 400 eq tt. $3'00/mo •P•. beaut. IO• IOI ··-.... k .... mo, H1.e2 i.:101.M 114/~6810 Ohl 2 br, 1 bl OoMtl Vu, lie..., lake. Nightly, M&.MM. Agent. 5'1·0032 .,.._,'°' ctya. 7~ miff 2 bdnn, 1 bll, ltYlll 2110. an 8'M 0, 2131'°2·21&7 ~ e..,~:·~~1~11~ ...-iw. monthly, I. "'1• 2500 IQ h ooncio. tlwltl· SECURE Gar Office Lii/-••-•f OCN Vll!W lg Utt, 1560 Child OK No doge eolllet. • Snow Summit Cell lul grHnblt, pool, wlll ,._, 8elboa ~OIClub BR 2~ :-2•-400 If mo. lnct ullf "4-1$21, Vlotorle/C1nyon ArH •• ..,.,.,,,.. · 18 Id ...ina Smelt lludlo. OCMn vu, by ~~!~ CollagM. aooapt 1 Of 2 .otte, or 1 l2tO month 'l'la:1e.1 ' •. • • '49'·79M 15111 ~. t31·M12 _....... 1 w 'l_...12 Mein Bott. P11t khchln. ........,. -edll w/otllkf 657.7113 or•---------~uzzl, par1111 YIH. 1..M I .... , I APTI. rm, 139S mo. o4H-tMI l338'uttl lnold. o4lo4°30o4• 8'0-8331 • l .. alt lntlb UM .~e:g~g'go~-:p·::r..i:i !!I!!• -Mt =~ad 1 ""' blwn 2:30-l:30PM. 21f. 18e condo, No. LI· lta!!I!" ..... "" Den• Poln;. $hf 38' hN. le55 ~. 1000,, lndutlri.I 1200.000. 6'0-e1et lach w1tt1 ton ._,,, a.,. I t ....... -.. 1 guna, ocn Ilda hwy, wlk 12004300 mo. 5'8-8013 office 18101 Aldondo H RBORVIEWHOME <.. ..... a.. .1..,.1a OM lllH enoloHd, pallo, ff• • .... bdl,ocnvllW,ettord•bla lllMltl (Collect 1·1171751.,.11) Clrcle , Huntfl)glon ,,: 3ba :H:ar gat Curs -"' ......... pool, IC)&, t.C room. o.. ....."° "" rant. •84-3511 ..,. ri••• e..cn. 8'2·2134. de:uo 'to grHnball. & two btdroom l water paid. No P•ll. 1100 OFF molllng ooetl l!!l!I! .... , lfll Oldllt a Ill' t ... tall Wu ... 2tll 4000' 19flnklated & 8000' Nlc:a. 11500. 832.ae.« apartmtnti. 1'811. 393 Hamlllon, --All cllenll .:-Mnad~ Re1pon1lbl1 ltmlly of 3 In lndu1trlel Ntwport I I 8'5-'44tl, A LOVElV PLACE NO FEEi Apt, I Condo pf\010I & reteranoaa . nMdt to rent home wl 811ch. Ample power lu Cl .... te 227111 1] ~U•'I! lfHIHt 1 11 TO UVE renlllt. VIII• Rant•. Cfed1te· CoemopoHiart yerd & gerege e .1lde 2131433.oMt LUXURY CONDOS MYW •• .A.f l I Be. Swimming ;ool. ·~~1 115~ 1 & 2 Br 57&-•lll2 lkok•. GoodT Morning AS~ g~101~ ~::•, 1b~ :: ~ For 1e111 1ppro1omet1ty llved In, IOYlly view, 2 Br, -.~llilli!ll garden ept llf~ roome ._..., "" 1500/mo. Bechalor Pen· he Tomorrow '"""' · 1700 1q It. lnduttrlell 28eOt28r,2Belhuge I 11 •••, Bui. I Piol. ten1nt1: •POOll~e/bt>q lhOUM. Verulllaa, pool, *'"off•tolllwho 5'tMS44~. olflee~.5'5-02111 bonUI room. •ilillllllilll S340/mo. 131·8128, •lllumlnatad kitchen •P•. HCurlty o•t•, •II Mid. pleca. Employed or•du•ll llU· --------CHARTER REALTY F'--or .,.2·7312 celflng• emenltlee, no pet•. c.H ...,.,. M1·11H dent Malt• bec:tlalof epl Mereerie 486-11'5 " _ _....._ •On/Selael •11•11• IM eppt. tor 3115. Aon 556-7o4M Aaaftactllnll •-a UN.ftJINISHlD STUNNING lerga 1 & 2 Br. •5 aeiM of ~llully TSL Mgmt 8'2·11103 Lerge 3 Br hou... _,. ...... ...,. ..... ....,_~~ luta AM ..... ALL UTILITIES 2 Be. Gardin Apl. Pool. l•nd1oeped 1urround· lllTAU 1215/mo. AveU lmmad. VerNllle 1 br oi ~ a.......-11 J1t2 srnlou• • bdrm, 2•.-. bl. PAID, HEAll H ~:1~~ s~. •495· 7 10 w ~,.~ Frwv-& lhopplng 3 ~ CloM IO w•l•·I ~z.:~ ~~V:-}!0,!~~ ~~ :'8::! ~~,.~:~ LADIES EARN $50 frM ~!~. ~~;~ fi1°5~~~ CLlJIS, TlHNIS •ftt f 1 11 It •Quiet er.. furn & unfurn. rH1on-Cell Kelly 5411·0121 or "·· I · .... -i• rnerchandlM bylro'tl':° SWl,.:.r•N" pl•.. ....., Ot ren w o . •No/lie; turn •viii eble, ell emenltl11. 151·2222. wlln II -• • DrumwHr nger • AHltore. 1-62S.-5080 ,.._ " -Nici WM. Cell ll ) ... 1 lltl 17., ..... 12 -Perty. For Info cell much mortl Sony e-45-6'0• bat 8PM. l1 -• Broker ........ · M/F to enr Belboe Pen. 3 leguna Beh, 1011, c:.nl 913-8311. p ..... 111111 lmm1culete, 1paclou1, 2 no pets. Modtl$ ' al>e1 Hollend Cr, HB ·~· ~it~.IJl. br ept, w/2 metlH'• profs. foe. Euy 1eeH1. By neml 1 numt>w wl en• ~~~~.~·.5~g~~~. Pc:li ~ -9 '° 6. 1500,!'t-2 ~ 2 8•. B1wn :J·==.,'*_ !•t:w ::;:!. 0riyzue73~.c,;~; ~9:!~.: •• c; h . $I 5. MtV. 1131•5273· O•kwood frplc, laundry rm, enclld 2 Br 2'h Ba 2 c•r Olf 'IW L B LI ING eve 971-8578 S.C:ure 2 ear •torage o•r· m .. IUU. S..tk Latw Ult _ • _ ger. Smell pet ok. 810 ettaehad. lmin.d. oocuP: IN NEWPORT 8£ACH Gantlemen wanu '10 i •o•, dwntwn HB. 1100 Alto rMdlnga & counMI• -----------1~t:••dell 1 Canter S,. • n e y 1 m 111 b ch , Slnglu 1 & 2 Bdrm lhar• Np 8 2 Br 2bth mo. 536-932&; 636-5050 Ing. Mary Helan. (71') llR Mlltlll r,...-Tll .... M2·1111 MOOlmo. M&-1371 u1e. Apertmentt & Townhou-ept. '125(>1,;,o piu1 t.t Off1 lntab ltH _53_S-_50_7_o ____ _ View of OCMn, pvi well\k· -ludt/No, .405/mo. 2 Br. ' Be. 1&--111T .... utltl. Pref. 35 plut MIF. et Liit A,.... HM way to weter, 2500 sq ·a •80 ........ •·~ s ,_. From ssecs 131 2011 te11 W•tctttt, N.B. 2se1;;;;;;;;:;;;iiii;;~ $1500/mo. 3108t Allso """"" ....... 22571226' Maple t. •To blend with IMng On JemborM Rd. •t • to 4000 lq. "· tit. ftoof.I' Cir, 498-43M Cit 16111) • Tll llplt. 141·1111 •Tennl.+Spt+Pool S111 JMquln Hiii• Rd. Sher• bee tiom• with AQWll 5,1•5032 AlllO Bch. we1arfr1. home 645-1104 1 Bdrm, unlurn, ept. Utlll· •Frllh SM Breez.ee 144-1• prof 1285. 1•1 1 .. 1 dap. 2 1Y.b •--..:..'So' t'·· pd. S3•5lmo. Cell •PrlYll•P•llos utll1 . 911 -8479 . So Legune 3 Arch Bey. br. •• pen or. vu. '~ r -• llllC-... *" Spaeloul Plen• L.111111.1 le2·2«8. 452 & 500 lq "· IC> evllll $1500/IHH opt. Cell 170016 ... Sl 8'&-7380 Apply 11 248 I . d h I lblllt" FOlll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: 141-Mll • n •. • d no . 5 7 0, m VlelOfle St, CM •Go<irmet etzad kltch· 3 bdrm, t be. 1800. All F to 1hr w/M&F, 1uper ~91.~351 wy 11 • ' 8'2"'300, 24 hrl. 6~~7.h EHttlde 1 Bdrm, 1m1ll ~~nlture upon raqUMt, :J>f.~~~1:!..'uJ~~:~:~i =~· .~~~ ~~i,~1 11•• •••-.. t>ut·eozy, lot• or neturel gas '°' cooking & l'IMt· locallon. '47 lido Soud. · · -...--Aertaeah fualJ~.. wood . Rent I o4 1 5 . [ng furnllhad, 5 mlnutAI 2 1 3 • 8 8 0 • 0 2 3 2 , M/F to 1hr bleul. Beck AtlrlC11Ye rult.le upstel<a lalMa h1aM JIM OCEANFRONT Dix 2_. Br. 151-8522 10 Hunll;t' Center, 1 71'-875-3688 Bey condo. Pool, l•e., Mltlng. We euppty daak, :13-~817;k or month. Urge 1 er. near mope, minuted to Sen oi.. Lowly 3 81 2 Be yrty ·~ tennll. $300. a-45-5123 ~':on.cor;95Y:'~I~~~~~~~~~ Small 2 Sr. Cottage. Feb ------,....--..,-----pool, ell ulll pd. 158' ooFr,iR~~~5'0 blkbaacl'l,nopet1·so50, Shr 3Br hH, own rm & delk.Call....._7211. $500 REWARD: Lott 15th thru Aprll 15. OCEANFRONT APT·1Br, MQ/\rovta.5-48--0331. 2 BRlrom$5t5 150-t704let14. belh, pool, W /D, PrlmaFountalnValleyol· Sm .. black dog, neuter $&75/mo. lnoldt utlle winter renlll to 8-15. BAY TIMBERS SEAWIND VILLAGE 1 Bl fr $4251 2 Br I 3 2 51 mo & u t 11 . flea. 8lo4 IQ ft. 10529 mtl•, bob bad tell. l 75-53el l 45oi mo. Incl utll. No 1 8' fireplace pool 15555 Huntington VUtage troin i5'251mo.':in1 ~ ~1~~ ~ le2-3-433 s 1 • t er . (DI e k) Coett~/ Po<>C?te/ Scottie lalMa pats . 548"1930 • Prtvetepatlo&Q.r. Lena, H.B. From Sen toraFab.20.Hodepoelt ........... _..... 71'1881-t134. rnl°'~Moc>fY'·558-1304 Ptaianla 2'1'1 &73-78-44 M75. Ho~ 848-8483 Diego Frwy notlh on raqul~. Kay IN only. M 23·21 to w 28' 1 bl 1---------1 ac1·4M-HSO ,_......, __ _... ______ l.u C'--te -7u 309 W. Bey St. BHeh to MeFtdden, No pate. Loc:etad llCl'ON hH, CdM. l2o40+ ulll. S~~C:~2J:::· ..,.•·l-0-,-,-M-e_l_a_O_o_ld_a_n-R"'"e-- Small 18Rept,new~p1, --" 2000 It d 11 3 br ,.,.,, on.MeFedd•n 10 Nawport B••ch Goll Avall2/13.&40-27t5 It. ...., trlev«. NB erea. N1me drp9, '426. <AAt•. claen turn 28'. 1Ba fem,:, din:::. d~ ger, 2 S..wln~::!.~a CourM. 5'5""855. Prol. F 35•45 10 •hr w/ 11 per eq It. Meny xlr•. W•t10n. No eoller. R•· l 75-50l8 dplx , elOH to beh. frple'1, huge yard, ex· · 1 Br oc:.an & bey view. Mme, loYlly ept In N.B. Cell 557-7010 w•d. 1200. 846-3358 . c:.n.. .. 1 llu UU $o4501mo. 731 -8138, tr ... lll(e new. 1850/mo. Oeluxa pootskSa x1re lafga tmllll khchen, trpl, neer erH. Ref1 req. Nona SUPER welarfront offlcAI Loil: CAT, all blk mela, 4112·2815. 8'2·"6e. 2 t>r , 2 ba, blt·lns, ArehH & Old Nawpor1 olhar need epply. 1375 mo-to-mo M1tln: ttlOf1 hair, 1120 NBICM Ml•H 11111 8 val Maren dtwlhr. 1Y. mllM l>wtl. Rd. 1550/mo plu1 utll. 548-5877 •ft. 5pm. .,. Mite, N.B. 14g.5051 .,.._ Rewerd 54-5'20. 2 bdrm, den. Pool. tpe In Atutantl Val. u;i~ ~J1~1. ~•~lo.1 $300. No pell. l 500l mo. 8'2-3572 Roommete wanted, MIF, LOST: OrHn Am11on bacll yetd. Tennie court. W-1958 S3&-83S2. LIDO SPAC. ELEGANT 2 2 81, 2 Be in CM. Pool, Waftr frt9f 114& Perrot, vie Wtlout & Alto guerdad eommun· lilMI b1aM 1111 OE' •wARE PINES •"12 "'" lty •1aoo N 1 .... 2 ... ........... ...,. Br. Dan, trptcs.:Gi.r pa. Jee. tennl• eta . .., ·""' E SlJrE Sent• Ana, CM. Ant to . • . ··-p n ... area; ... ............ 1 .......... """"' oer • 751 717• DELUV' 714-751·2180(Junel. -•r-• unlurn , Ilka new. ... ... .,_,,.........., • tlo .• 1350.17 . • v A: Bend ll. Rewerd . av• I . wk n d I Little llM. pier, 3 1tory $800/mo. 5-48-2903 privet• ::~~75/mo. *** Nr Hoag, 2 BR 1~ SPACIOUS 5 br, 3 be. 2012 Sq Fl (een divide) 8'5-l7511 21M98-7233 (Carol) deluxe lrg. 28r, lrple, VILLA MEDERA 18221 Oeleweta S~ be. ger, 3 pellos, $575 Flreplece, community 11.25 eq gy. 8'2·o464"4 -lOl_l:_S_mel_l_wN_t_1_pood __ la_. C..ta .... 2'24 St500 mo. 815-30e7 mo. 575-&411; 845-e822 pool, tannla, Jeeuul, Newpof1 Hll Area •••• II •t C.tu ... Ku l?U ~~p.:x,S~Pef.:. 1-:'~ 1u~r.~ 4=-~~=·:: Quiet 2 Br, 1 Be. gar, pe-~~~~:llh. s325imo. ~;~~ p~1;, ~~~~1h~~· ~9555, 5~ -Dix MW 3 BR condo !""" wuher, dlsf>oNI, endsd pats 207 Chlcego tlo, pool. No pell. 1801 H 2 8 5 5 E . Cs t Hwy. Loel: Pal Bird. Orey AU UTILITIES PAID · ......, gerega. OH & weter ta5-4V5'. Avalf 10 thow: 15ttl St, Nwpl Ht1. 1550. Rupontlble lamel• 67"5-&000 Coc:111tlel. Vfe CdM, ~ Cr~tm. !!,.~~•omb~n ~.u ~~: 1~41~.Co~v~ paid, lndry fac:, no pata. 8'2·7340 roommete wented to UP TO 8 MO w., d . e 7 5 . o e 79 or -· """' ..._.. _.. $530/mo. + $300 dep. 2 Br, 2 Ba, frplc, c:loMd •h•r• 3 bdrm, 2 be 673-411' turee. Pool, bbq, CO¥·rd F.t>. 232• Elden St. 5-48"'147 ge1ego. $.485 mo. Bachelor, well to beach. OcHn Front home. FREE RENT -------- gerega, aurroundad wllh MAGNIFICENT VIEW, 1 1700 3 br 2 ba 1MC E 8'1-8772 Of 528-300• ='~6-e::, & ~age v~. 1325 plu• .,,, utll. ·~t 1n•-~ ~. ~~!~ ~~~'. .. c~ plulh lendeeeplng. No 8', frplc, daetl. 1725. 19', 21.t 81 No .... ~ · · tat end 1811 to move In. ,. _ ....... - pet1.1 .... Furn tut, dip. 876-5083 ~ ..... 8'&-9591 OCEANFRONT 281. •veil 845"'0(M Sun• 355 to 2400 lq It. Rewlld 912-35&5 2 &. Furn =~ 3 Br 2~ be.. 111*:. ~ l.ga 3 br 2 bl t d Lux•my ~~·10"50 mo. (213) HARBOR RIDGE = ~=t~ t= =Fe='~~=~~=: 3a5 w. Wiiton &42-1871 •ICS. ol hwy, evell Mer • occ' °"'N. ~· "" PALATIAL MANSION prov. ellowenc:.. Cour-H'-......... "'7"" ·-1et, S850, 176-5813 ~:O: :';1~ 0 .,...... Ocaanfront. 2 bd, 2 be. Pvi pool, ~ kll. prlv. tel)' to..,._ --..,.., • __, lut. INc' IMO 2 Br. 1 ea. lrplc, P•llo, FAMIL y APTS 500 E. OQaanlront. Yrty, 1650/mo. 7 181 LIDO MARINA VILLAGE L.oet: Long Heir SlameM - -$800/mo. plu1 utlls. I er. enel1d petlo. $100 OFF $000/mo. 558-1192 elter Secluded condo: Npt Terr. NEWPORT BEACH Hlmlleyen eet with lite ,._ ....... 7 1385/mo. utll1 furn. 5 28 2b 1 875-at62 blue/gray ay11 & mink _, ma... --'° Ms-&453. . '. •• PVI IC, rasp ~ hair. N*M "MS -·. '~ s Cllflhaven light ' lllry 28', M I F . I 3 s 0 Im 0 JI m Pr1ma tmall office e..utlful I park IHI• with C..ta.... 1124 1 Br. hL 2038 u..-, An 1 ST M 0 NTH lb•. P••tlo, encl ger .... 2.9545 ~ KITTY". PleH• cell errecad pool ....., ~y.. .,. 300 lo 700 eq ft. Grca 175-5727. ~Privet• Petio. $o495/mo. 2 Br. 1'1• Be. Ullll pd. No P•U. RENT 1575, 2-2134 Fam, n/1, 3 Br condo , ..... e. 17th St, CM.--------- •Covered Pe1klng lower unit, 111 bll·ln1, $410/mo. 1 8', par1llllly furn, pool, Woodbrg. 1250 & f viii & ... S..3477. Loet heavy gotd decor•· *ci"""""-..... cerport. lndry rm, b•f· · a-42--0350 AT elubhouea 1495. Dyi dip. 65l--074', 758-7"6 tlva llnk br1celel, vie. ............... ....... cony WllTIUFf AIU Newpor1 Hwbor An Mu-.Dining ArM .527 W W'*>n Oolny, Benene1 looklng ~ 5 3 8. 7 7 0 1 , IV e .,Fern 10 thr 281 ept. Oraat Moil rMI008bly priced HUm eve. Jen. 28th. •Wlllk 1n CIOMts ._1 ..__ ..... 1-• or famly IMng? 213/433-5104! 1oe $200 mo.+ 175 dap. OFFICE ~ in NEW· Rewerdl ....._ 1711. •Homa-Ilk• l<ltc:hens , _ __. -· ... We heY9 2 & ....... 5 • 1 8 548 ... 551 ...,.._..... 1 blk to Huntln ton c hlld, 3 Br. $495 • 2 , Cozy 2Br, 1 8• lrplc, ---------0P:=,T~d 1~ .:~1•4 LOI. t: Coette1lal. gray, vie, C«tter trena.pot1el~ & 2 Bd, ~·~81:'• chlldren. Pool, lndry lac., ClaJ11rM e~ bHmad cell, s\:r' no1Prol. F 24-35 to lhr w/ private oiflcei. Wkdyl Coste M ... Ootf CrM, Fl'W)'I , ger, . • o no patt. 54056e. -,, petl. Avell 311. 5 mo. Hma, beeut. beach a 4 8. o4 8 o4 4 ' Eve I '9WAl'd. H&-1979 .w.. ._. f'lll Ci8~.s:.~~7°e3 13" A BEAUTIFUL Studio $410 Nwp1 Hta. &45-1M2 twnflM. Promontory Pi. v 1 a:;,,-·-Fronl1625 UKE NEW 1 er. $480 APTS 2 Bdrm, lrplc. 1 blk to $400. 17W1S8 540-e902. L:J: ~Its~,:::; LA QVINtA HERMOSA 1 II. 2 .. I .. PVT .pctto,lr1o,pool,9'1A H Mowd In By F«), 10th beach. te50 yrty. Cell CdM rmmeta wanted to RfllT tlllD Celrn terrier (ofdar). 11211 Perbida ln, 1 blk Newly decor. Ou pd, TOP erea.QU6ae.no peg. 8'lng Thia Ad W1ttt You 175-44l8. ehr 2 BR 2 Be, CWef non Fut! seMce Sufi• Spwoa hair, BU9d\ardl w . ot Beecti, 3 blkt S encl o•r. dw1hr, pool, MESA PINU 548-24'7 I 2 & 3 8£DROOMS lg • bdrm, 21" beth, emkt, 2S-35. All! M11. 1. II -~ .. Hemllton 1rH. Pl•H• of Edinger ... 8'7-5441 880. No P91t. ... 2~5073. Spec Sludlo, rlfrlQ,si;, 2 80RMS f'ROM H JS clokad In pello, xlnt. $400. Cell All1on, MOO .. Fl.lm/unfum call 11'·ff8...1113 tnY· nr OCC Avell 2-15. ... cond. CloM to beech. 7to-1704 All YOU need tor one time .e ... ,,... mo. 5'6-721' alt 2·PM Yrty 1875· Cell t15-44t9• Met. FM!, non-emecr. 2 er Monttlly F..i -Fov_n_d_: -2-,.-.-1-7-th_&_N_p_t -""!' 13"4 8' I ' T quiet •OCSHWASt«RS Over 2000 It 3 8t, ltimly 1 Be. E. Costa MMe "' 6'0-6470 C.M. envelope wleolor lPUl•ll 5 mo. .a, rtrpd. Ho •POOt.S rm, lrm dlr, loft, o•••t b•ekbey. 1225 • ulll. DI• office In N.B. exec:. tNpetiolt. ~2e84 park. wtr 9N · I d I _,__ 546s7M3 wftl ~~~1 E .UC::.i~ 8Hutlful gerdan aptl. peta. 173-n87 ·~ Newpor' Is en oe. ,_,,_, • eull .. PNf. nonlemoker. Found: Sm .. brown pup-1 Petloe/Olclla. Spa. halt e• a1..-u,.. nv $1250/mo. 850-3900 ... ~tff.4 ~. 1135/mo. &46-3700 py, 23rd & Elden St. pe1c1. No.-, 1Br. up11alre, 1370 mo. '-"""""' '""""''' / Lg •2•-2 8d ~S.. $5tO Aatt raq. No pet•. 352 •f«> PETS Sml 1Br, 'A bfk to bch, FM! IN w aama OCC -. IHll --Coif• M9ea, &42-5529 . Acccere111 e •• c......... ....... _ ~, ..... c.-ca.c. 17111 ti UUO) 111 ....................... , ....... ~.. .. ,. -. ·--"'"" ... c-,, Cler' .......... It...-- .... , t i••• Ill • ._.......,._ ..... .... .... 16 .......... . ... elM .... --.. Tloe elllel!le•t 11 ......... .., --·· _....., ... ~ , ... , ~ ...... _. .. ... . ..... 1111111 ...... ,. ,,... If .... .. ot>e• ••""'"'91 -· Tiie DAit. \I l'ILOT ,...,...._..,._ ..,.. ..... _ ......... ... " ...... __, ,., .. -.......... ••lly terwlce t• tt11 o ...... 0•11111, c-~.OM; ... •• lft l ••••• c ............. lfllc•• .. ''°'"• tlll LIOAL .,., ... llmNT ........,, .... ,,, ,., ...... ............. -..._. DlilJPllll 2 Bd~ 2 le. 1685 vtetone 6'5-8111 P•rkl rel• r~. ts75 2ea ._,,, CM "' ' In-wo11 ••l•bllahad angl· Found: 2 eml -• doge. 381w ·WNlon631·5683 . Ind ut eso.12 :ry teen. 12151t~· ~ naertno nrm Med• IJFl2JS:-Yort1111rw "'-··-:. · 2 SR 1 Ba, ;f~hf'P•. 16761 Yiewpoint lane 'er condo, 2~ ba, pool I ;f-0 .:.=;1;; ul · ve pr ox. 1500 1q ft on 1 11 n y gr• y po o d f •. Arapl-. pool1 • di.nw.h-~~· aple, Ort l aaoh llvd bet. tannlt, no pale. Rel1. • ~•r l•H•, poHlbly 71'1913s801' PM1. •r. Pvt Pll o, xtre lrg • · Wf/lfW &. Hell <1Wn W8llt SHOlmo. 553·8222 or F.-r1 to lht 28' Nwpt l'IM, • Prefer O.C air· ---. ...,......-----gtrden. 2 Br. $575. 2 BR 1~ be.. twnhM, erld on Tarry) 138-8521• $300 mo. 1" a IMI. AYllll .,.._ Clll MlchMI Found. Mad size blond 557·2M1 gar E/elda. MOO. 1 BR. lmmed. 131-3149 1 n•m&-4021 dog. Bekar/Falrvlaw ~·~~~2~~~· "475· 842•6604 1:~,~~~ll~to,v:3J•~I:: !.re )"O'I bored I footling IOAHAPOINTATTNntERs :.:::· CM. 549•0120 WeJ9tflll!!M 875-081hft 5PM ::,.~::ts'.: ~:l'~:i:&i~~OE'}~· FOUND: Wht eel. brwn APUnmill~ WTW OCNFRONT YRLY 1Br, I'm 25 yre old a I'm extl.'IOG., 700 l.f.: _.,...· •Y••· vie ~·~orth Beaulltully lendecapad $'45 l mo. 2 ~r, 1 b• 2 Br Apt, qoi.t .,. .. MW wood & gi.... ~no looking tor an._,,, but I ott. bldg, nv opt. egt AIM, C.M. 1 gardwi epta. Pool & Spa.. =-ct.& i~dry rm, Hvnl. Herbour, cWtwlv, pell. M60 mo. 23 nMd IOmlOM lo 1pllt o4M M04 SeA1r FOUND: 1·24 abt I mo . Petloe/dacb. HoPllL t48E. a.ys1i.et ~le. s555tmo. 1 bdrm, 1 b•'h, neer t"9 r9t1t. It )"O'l'ra Int•-<>mc:e~•IOw•set old Garmen Shap mix 8ac:hlllor $410 TSL MANAGEMENT beech. 1410 mo. 3120 aeted alw ma• rtng at ,....., dog vie 201tl & Conti· ; t::: W. S.$4751: ... 2-1803 I br, 3 blkt to beach, ell Broad 81. 5'8·4181; "2-1Ut •It IPM. per mo.7~~~ ~ nant0el, CM. 631-1&37 50 anduar $485/ 2 br 1 bl I u t I I 1 pd • no p 1 I 1 ' 557-oe75• ' br, 2 bl l'loula, waeher, FOUND· Mela en.., mix 22 v.eele d tto ~· lndry ep , 1375/mo. 53&-8&41 2br 1bl blk/oc:.n, dlw dryw, kltichell, ate. C.M. Prima.,... /llJC, 3 biles to puppy. •bl • mo. wht ~--pe ta' drp9. ' rm, M25yrty 'J>I' nu opt 12'Qlmo. utll lnct. l20 beld\. Ofc wlpvt eul1•, "*1tlngll P9M & ~. ..... ••oo c:rp7i1W.1 ..... S'_,. OCEAN WEZE.S ... eat teb12°10-12!00 dee>. 8•11388 H.B. $480. Approa. too Wemer/EdwarOS, HB I Bdfm -v•n u_. NR 8CH )09-38 ..,_ N.B IQ. I\. H0-8774. 2 Bdrm, IV• ba. $580 TSl ~~2 2!_MENT tBr $386 mo. • P n/tmllr, quiet, to IN 2 Shere office 8PlllOI pvt O< Loat.: Ce11co cat. vtc p..,_ 131 E. 18th .... a.ea 11 -• 1vv.. 281 evell. Ila a....1e m l br, 2 be N.B. condo, _,,.~, otc fUm ior rent wtno & 65 F'w'/. ~Cell 111 E. 18th .... 2--0858 EASTSIDE. lherp 2 BR 2 ,.,..._ 7 ..... wk. UH/mo, 111. IHl & -• ....._, & Asa.-. Jen, 566-1801 ---.. .......-· v7• 2 Br, 14111. y .. rly, new ci.tnlng. 951·3314 Iva "" .... --.....,.,.,, 2 Bdrm 1~ ~ $575 Be, new epll • drpt, *' pool9 oecor. poof, nr beach. mag ..vtoe 1111, Xln1 enwon· .. 1111•1 !Ill 151c'219' 5'8-2408 bllne, ~gar I S19tlo. •Mnnle bua. Ho peta. o4ff.a77. re-,., to --2 ._. 2 .... mant, HB lndultrllll Pll . , __ _. .... .....__·____ Ho pets. $575 ma. Cell •Cebta TV ..---.,_. "' .,. 7 1 4. 811 1 • 2 I 7 1 o r SPIRITUAL AEAOINGS Large 2 BR 2 Be. 2 ely PM! et 540-1151 M eft •Pete negotiable lat& Au ITlf ~ ept,~ epe. ~ 213-51&-$413 Advlea In ell mettere, l#'llt. 16211 mo. No pate. I, 918-3841 Some wfth trptc --,_, lee. _,,_ 1365 .... love, merrlega & bUll· Nr occ 0... 540-1151 "6-132' 1 Bt. 1 .. oonclO, """*'· oludH •II. Clll av.. 15'0 Neiwport..BIYd, CM. ,.... AllO coun.Mllng 1111 '°' ·o.ve, Larry~ 2 Bd 1 Be tadac, gar, HvntlnatOn ~ = tamle. :f.l• eulhac. eeo-3I.... 400 eq.ft. '300 per mo. 11111'1o. EICemlnoAMt: Pam =f~ 1~ANoe=. 410l Hiii Ave. • 8S1·2t ' Perk Nwpt, pvt rm, bl, Afenl. '41·5032 San a.m. 4t2·nte e.-nr ""'* ioe belc. ...1--0m 2 1r 1 e. ooncto, ,.,, so. furn .• k1t pr1v ror •m-* llLlll lffl· ·-If gar. $500, 120 t 20th, Large blCM!or wlpello. •W ID IPTI Coaat PIM.a. full MCUt, 2 p Ioµ d F •. IS 0 0 . ... • 6'M100,64U211 tH W. 11,h St, CM. Lf91&21r.Ct,among racroome,2pocMa.~. 6'0•3 1 u""~ ........ T ...... . I • I • 8~ Nilll'IN• lmrnect. occup.--v ,.._ .. ""'" .. .. , '315ffno.. P n•• 1 , .. m · ... 1no~ 1550/mo. Dye f'mm•t• duperately 1room10 7 tOOmt. Adj. 2112 HAABOf' ILVD •eMiJllG 2 bdrm, 1 t>a apt. 8ap. r~F~ \,-rt l601318,1119817M062 ~utll1 ~M~ ~~IMIF'rwyt.Ho C08TA MDA Unit. Very olHn, oar. 1 ~ .. ...... ........ .._. lfLl'll 111•1111" "'80. ~1 !!!!!!! _ NorMn'lltr to llfW f\lm t9r, cal M ~23 ..-• New TOM'llOiW Nf. e.ah. 2 bdrm, 1" be. --HnlL 211 -~~ 35, IHI OHi In Nawpott .... 11 ...... tor rent 2 Br, "' ~Ill & bUe. flrapl1ce. cptl end Wit~ ,_,... now evall bayvlaw tenn11. 110. o.n. 1111 ft ._ • 28drm21Ale 1150 22~~"38/mo dr19", enc oar. 1111 1 101 , up . Color r v: ProM Pt. 018 mo. M l 1.ileqtt.'1:-llOI • • Dlal DI-ct l'rpto. v1111tld ce11tno•. • . Cell l»OH1 ~ In '""'· 211• ....... 121 •. 813-18'4 ._ 12CMMU l IHI I - • ... dbt e-.er:'· = I Ir. 2 l a. Apt/Condo, 3 M 1'41 bll oondo. ~ Newport llvd. CM. ewe Ofound "°°' oMoe 1111111111 642-4321 .... .,,. . ...;....ooe ~~·.!;~~!.:.. ~: ~::• 1511 mo •..... 1446. AOOMMATI WANflt:)o .... ICIP"*· 111:.: ~ ...... . •MUA VERDE t Bf 1 l tM ..... WIOf** ..-.. M1' Giii. M. ldll:t•uttf)I• ~ r.======== •-~llCOi' .Mi.a pool •P• a.c. ,, .. .; L•H tllan I mll• rrom --L•111na Nltu•I homa. CoH1 t1wy , OdM .. Tl mft Ill -· ' ...... .,, ' t' 1 t I / m o bMoll. Located I" nloe _,_ UIO/MO, lriolvdee uttlto I 4 I 0 I m o t o m o , ---------- ' 1 Nopeta. 74. :.:c,·~. · r.-: ...ics..,..., ~ 1 ~~ r.::.•••• •::..=: -. ano..11 1aa.1ao 111111 • FNM\IM ~;.:'t.~ 8"o.llA111...-'. 1 ~-=-~~ ..... pool'T._.to,__to...,Mdrm.a.,,.., ... ottloeln...,t mil uunu Nhl f4i-a1t0 ti:• new ~t. fndry, .,._ .. r',.,--;::;;;r. OOIWI . ._........ ftt:•..._•IHlt ..,. fo •hr. lltl mo. IDE FREE •Ml~ W W'M. ooou • 1710 & f op , 111 N. C... tt.;. "f'l''"'•· 1~tl 111'· •... nt MO.__ VO.: M 1311: 1 ldr, 1 ~ PoOI. -...11 :::,P1. M1·1141 '-.-llMt\...... 1701 • _INQLI oUIH apaeo Cal' ~1:.'1 .. 1"" Wld90.M.oueo~ LA9altwn 1m11~. LJw9r,le&dllt......,,.,, "°".,., ,,... ~ . .,,......., Approx. 100 IJl.I• I • .. ..... MO. Joyoe L=•· In nlM ctulet DWI ""' "' ... ~ "" ~ .... r "' "· ...... fltl• fn .... ~ ... ,.:,., \.-n :.4 ~ f lr.1 IL No pea W... •t·1-.... I 61811 W. &M I lftOI UIU, M f9lor Olt. ~.: rno•t' 11t1I: ...... ,"::...:·~~ 1 '.I , ,, i: p.-'{.,, 1,'41111M. 790-1411 or ~I 9r. e.dlft ""° Ir N=• ept ~~1 MCMln.._ ~-~ ==tt _ ! ., a A ·":!!~~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!l;= ..... ~,..T;;:-=.:~°'~ ...... 7,; N• ........ .,..... I k . ' .., .... ..... ..... ....... ... ~,. t .~. • .,. ........ -~. • .. ''° ... . •. ~ 111"411 .... .._... •••; ..... ~~""'*· .--.... '.W I ... io T==-cr:~ ~o~ar:':r:~---·-~ I t~~~,.~~~.Ml.1-m ;;. +,.;&N.1, ~~IJ~:;;.~1011· .. --... -... ---.-.. -..... -• l ~O•ftsd... ....,.. -··-._.,,...., ft'--__ ._ .....,., -II • ' 0 -~ • § ' $1.84 per day TMt'I ALL you pey '°'. 30 dly Id In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOWI &al t.r lu4ra Your Dally Piiot Service Directory RepfeMtll•llw w.1111, eat au '"1tltu/ 1 .... tl •REMODIADD'NS• Plent, Permits, Cost 1111. Llc'd. Mark 979·4411 GEN'L CONTRACTOR Low Price. WI An•nce. Lie. 425972 642· 1323 Conlrector: 10 yrs exp. Plana. permit•, flnancll'lg Refs. Lie 277645. D.L. Hulhman 688-57'3 Air c .... / l1fri1. Air conditioning. refrlge· ration. lleallng. repair. RIIS. 645--0044 Al@&ll Dfl-ays. Plrklng Lot Rec>atra. SMleoetlng. S&S Aaphll 631-4199l le ~ Hallberg Oredlng & P1vtno Co. Reslcomml Lie. 3976804 IM2· 1720 Siii idie llems 642·5678 . ' ., - lgnlug. 1a ..... 1Mi11-.-------l~ .. ~ .......... --- labyllUlftil, INIY llOUr l'*"POO & 11.em otMll OOOAI OALORlll f11 --H 11f • '.:) Mi-1111 au.lft~ <Mtom ,..,,_Int lltLUMIMNO MlltAIR. ........... ~ t)'P-NMl 'VICtOrla/Xlnl r.,1 Color brl01119ften. wnt IUllOIY·lnelall ~ _____,,._ llMt .... 111 ..... "-L.eMW\. i.elo01t• water l\ltt, Ina. OOC»Y. ele. '• .,.. Colt• Meta. &42...a2 CtPle • tO' min. blMCtl Cell w . Mf.HH .we t.awn~ir ... wvll INl.it ,,~--·· ~inU .... Metrect nook liP lot WHh•r I yr.. . • 1 •• 4 • I. I •_11___ Hell, ltv/dln rm111&, avg -:=.11 i..!,-~=:~ lw lntk! I~ In~ & mocter" "'..,nlo W. dt~et, 009per replpe . .,..1_eo.aet ______ _ -· room 11 eo. couc:h 110: ... !!!!!_ ..... _________ I,, .... uma-. &4a-eol6 HANDV ANDY le BACK LIC/llo"d•d Low, low Artl*rln WOOCI. IH-2030 ..... , Ahllttltu lelloon ,,omot10n1 Unll· Chr H . Oult. etlm pet DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC winter 1W10M t7i 13e'I' Ml-Hie p Mu~ • ---mlted bright, bHut odor Ctpt repair 16 Yfl All pt\.... 14 ~tt e•p 1 fi?llUI Wf CMl't take ratlrement • "Ill ywn ! ALTERATIOHI bouquet• Sllft• day H P Do work nwHlt FUiiy tto'd & lnlUred ~ can..upa llWI &3f.te10 ~~ ... !~.!...~.:.!: Mtet<WOM Water MINOe lt*fellet 11t.o. ltOX tof "*' & ..,..,, ""I •9 .. 1160 Reta. 6$4.0123 tractor. 632·55'49 .. _ ---·· lmlll/lte Job•. tepelra. 20 yrl, ref, IN. IHIPPINO HAVICI N.I llOIM. taCMMa Cleen~lt.endecaplng I r9fll. Mt•MH Locel fefl. MMS 12 N4M7ot, W-11121 Hew LOCMlort In C.M. IMl!J fmkt1 v;~~C= ~=~ =~ ~w:::c~ ,,!.':!:'9 "Tr-:..~~~? ..... CJte•I• ....... "'IAVE I o" Painting, 2•24 Newport INcl =~==~ Tll UN,. wtlll Tr~ Mount Unit. <kier 111111. 12 Ytl eJlp, 8 ud mile. IOOI Low hf ,.,. 131·1•23 Kathy M0-5622 lft Of 218 MAIN ST, H.B. RNa. r11... M &-3718 17141 aa2.t582 Tr .. lt\nlmlng, clMn UPI. R091N'I CLEANING ·A8C MOVING-Ill 64t-IOl3 IW.I 1:1:!:: ...,.. ' · · 11ndac1pl"", lawn MfY, 8etvloe • 1 thorOUQl'tlY Ouk*. Cltef\.14 htW». -.1!!1111 ---·------53MOllO <2131t2M413 Ctanl/ Cwrttt lltctrleal Twice montnly 1211. Wkly cleM t\OuN, &40-08&7 I.le. T13I041 652.Q.410 ...... CABINET ITRIPPINO Tile '"""tl!I Cemelll·Muonty·8lodl ELeCTRICIAN Priced 132 646-669? HOuMCl••nlng, relllble. *"'1 ..... F= tmenor = 'MFINl8HINO _ .. T ... l_LE_IN"'!8""T_4L_LED ___ _ Comput«l11d Bkkpg Wall..CU.t. work. Lie. right. lrff e1t1m111 on Mowlno . edging & gen ref. Own Iran._,, Aeu. Belt QUlllty 21 yr exp HANO N018TRIPPI 35 Y'1'1 .cf> FrM eet. A.II kind• Gulf~ lnd/P1nn«lhlp/COfp. •381057 Rob 5-47·2e&3 llfge °' tmtll jobl. CINn•Up. Hone.I & d• YOl.ANOA &42-0406 Competftiw ,.... VIII-MC Scott 645-93211 Neel ......,.,/645-3071 iw. Jotwi ~1 Mo. & Otrly Sta11rnen11 Lie. 3tee21. 673-0359 pendable. for Ir" "'· U&llU Pl.Im Lie T·11&,•21 730-1363 !11pert w111ooverlng '"· J.O. Hotn fWINlhlrla T .. hPI@ Hofman MIN 657.7300 Col1Cf9job1. ·~~m'::: :id~':. RESID/COMM'UINO. e e 11 1110. 4 4 0 3 or Clffnlng 81Mc41. C..._ 8TARVIHO COU.EOE tt.iletlort. AMI. COMUt-Mt~. kit. ~J --·~~-==.-.-·-Cola Maki pt-with new. e.45·8& 12 20 yr1. Do my own WOftl 55'""''S. nineel IS nll(t to Godll· STUDENTS MOVIHO tint Atllgnmt. 581..ato flM l*nll"". 64!M1M4 l.,_fl Tm •• •• Lie 278041 Al &44-812& I • ,,... 6424809 co. UC. T124-43e Bl~kwetd« Papetti•""· ...... "::/-=-= s.Moe9, up'd957·1111 New c1blne1e. c 1blne1 Storm damage? tee.oe84 ' . U rau trieufed &41-142'1 I g & Aemo111I Ou1l ~-!!!!!!! l1elng. bare, formlea Fr11 u t. ARGO CE-ELECTRICIAN MYU .STI CRPT/UPHOUGEN'L TC 'us GROW n S ' *REBUILD STORM SLOW RATES I counllrtopt .. 642-0881 MEN T. block repair•. Lie 233108. Sm1ll/lg1 E.Jlp'd I" ell llome r.,;..r.. HMCte.anlllg. Fir Wllllllg. WA H I w:, k 0 n I y. u v. RAVAGED• Tr .. trlmlremcw. clNn C.bl-11 &. Ci......,.try European Cral1eman. Jobi, repej(a. 5'48-6203 Comm'l/Ale. 5-48-3018 GIHll'. Free 111. 8*55"'3 PU..... 4 "34118 Homll & &llclleedl upe. mowing. 654-7017 ·~ • ......,. f n..Q Ouellty, FMt 8ervklel Uc:. o-iarl Contractor Small jobs & repalrl c1au• Cart •r•lt•rt ltflalalala1 Carpentry • MlaoNy Very lhorouo• d ,.,, .. ,..... 25 yr• HP Alto Wiii 541137 ...... Cl!u!!t Free llllmlte 845-2003 _,, .... ._... ...... _____ QUALITY FINISHING Roofing · Plumbing 64~able 's::$g22 b~:t11rd Sl"or. Lie. peper rarnoV9'. M l-0922 WE WASH WINDOWS c I CHILD CARE with love, & REPAIR. REAS. Orywlll • Slucoo • Tiie 2 • ,, YI'• of happy , ·--al ..... FMI -Profellk>nll UJta !J fenced yd, IMlll. C.M Free"' Tom 549.2953 Remod._ J.B. 64&,."90 Nancy'a Mild Serv1c. local euatomera. 11!1 __,,. H b« Roofingo-lll typel Oulltty WOOi guerltlteed Remod./Repalr1. Lo retee. &46-6189 wkdya ***HOME REPAIR wltll 1 l*llOnll 1ouetl. Thri yoo, 131-4410 *•&RY ANT'S** u New..f9COV9r-oeckl • F,_ lltlmate IMf.7391 Oeeki. palloe, fancH. LIC'O CHILO CARE Gar•tata Elec:·Plumb-C1rpentry Laulldry lnct. Rau. LOWEST RATESI Prompt, Wlllcoverl11g Aemov9' Lie. #411802. 546-9734 -------- Free 111. Steve 752·955e Ages 2·5. BNetl & Hell TllEEI Small Jobi OK. F111 FrM 111. 496-3028 eva nut profe1110"111. 16 AM typet. &42·1343 ROOf'INO REPAIRS REMODELS/FACE LIFTS lrH. &:30-e. 642~761 T ,_,,, Id ca.. MrYlce. Keith 846-4872 Expel'. houMciMnfllg. by yr• exp. Ma-7149 , ...... _, -== Small job• OK. Free Cullom wood p.,tlo•· c .. 1 c op,...... remov · " t..._ d 5 I' ·-·" --~ deck• & fences, 111 en n Id are, my llome, up, lawn renov. 751-3471 lbaliai ... ey, own tran1. I ~exp. m .. ,_., my PLASTER PATCHING llllmllff. Call Tom or hm repair. Free :11. ii~·,~r~~~t~e Rell Llnd1C1Plng-Vd Ctnupa DUMP JOBS 541-6028 prle_•• are •m•lll Ron, R111uccos. 1nt1Ht. 30 Chuc*, M2-e392· Randy 841-0622 TrM trll\'llrernov--Mllnt & Small Moving Jobi (aHmt Tu 150 6477• eso-79" yr1. Neat. Paul 646-2977 ;::::=~::=an.t.ao1=~==-=y::; Cltulat lenicff Irrigation Jim 851-0129 Call MIKE 84&-1391 PW."*'* Pl~ "'"" Rep1lr·Aller1Uons _ Fldereted Tax S«v1ce RESID/COMM/IND ~ R •I"" Ooor•·wlndows-cablMI• WE WILL TAKE CARE 01rdenlno·lnd1C'JP9 mil"'· HAULING·1tudent w/lg• Home/office apple. FREE EST. &""' 11•91-J-..... -...... M ....... --1-.n-•1-Panll-pat101-leoees. of your j1n1tor111 & trM work eommlln<lu1t. truck, 11me 10 r1te1. 831-4871. ""' v -v · f3 Jerry 546-4'13 ellelllno nelda 556-6470 C~ Nowlin 642·Z873 Thank ~ou 759· 1078 W Id 't 1.._.. PAINTERS NEE.D Ou~ble rat• D AJNT John OU n you rl ·-nlve WORKI 30 Yf9 exp, lnt/1---------Car)!I ltmct Dtantic I.AWN & YAA M . • CPA pr198f• y()Ur In-.... Acou1tle eelllng1. REPAIRIREPIPEJREMOD 01rdanlng/Cln-up. ln1. HAUL·MOVE-REMOVE come t11t retuma? Call Uc. :Jee780. Fr• ..i. Low C011. 24 hr MrYloe. No Steam/No Shampoo Ironings done. my home. Free HI. 01111 '63·2503 I'm ln1Ured for free Ml. Q66..8162 "•vi• Pllnllnn 842•7479 BRENT &50-1030 Stain Speelallll. Fut Excellent and Speedy r• 963 5415 NORM .,. ... dry. Free est. 839-1582 1Ult1. Refereneea on , .. ROO'S CLEA"'-'UP: Ir .. & • D1ve'1: MOii $1()..$75 Of PAINTING: INT/EXT Comm'I: Spec;. In r .. tau- Sell thl""8 fut whll Diiiy quut. shrub trim, malnt. ll1ul. SELL Idle ltem1 with a 20% off IUt year'1. WMI Neat. Refs. Free eet. ,.,,ts. MW Of rlmod. Piiot Want Adi. Phone 842·5470 landscepe. 770·7536 Dally Piiot Claullled Ad. travel. 641-0920. Greg Riiey 548-9790 TOP HAT &3&-2030 for rour camere -. ,,.,. . .. , DOLLA.R QA Y DQl,!(l_H _SAV~RS ., Sell your no-longer needed Items for cash. If It doesn't sell, we'll run It another 3 days FREE. One Item INES ....... , Don't ,...,001, repair 11 lrecllon of SS 867-2890 .. , ........ All Typea. Free "'· 65f.t3et .....Lw ...... Thee Ill eontrac:tor1 wtlo perform WOf1! OVflT S200 lncludlng l1bor and m1ter1111 mu1t b• 11- oenled. Unllcenled eon- tllCtOfl ltlOUld 80 9tat• '"their ldvert!Wlg. eon. tractors and conlW'nlr9, contact Mary Orondle at (7 14) 558-4088 with wry qu"llon1. Contreetor' I State lJeef\M Bowd, 21 Civic Canter Plaza, Room 800, Sant• Ana, CA 92701. OLLAAS • • i.1, ~ per ad, must be prloed. Sorry, no real estate or commercial ads. Call today for full details. (~ l.ltn llMI 91.IO) 3 3DAYS CLASSIFIED&642•5678 Pnseaala 3012 la1ian1 Belt Wutt4 SHO ltlt Wu... SIM ltlt Wu... SHI ltlt Wu... SIM ltlt Wu1• SIM ltlt Wu... SlM,lelt WmM llM ltlt Wu... HM ~:.~:.~~~-;.-;.-;.-.-.-.-.~ Ouertuiti11 4014 Aide, 1iv .. 1n. Balboa Pen ·-· ...... MAINTEN~.~CNE FORE· $5000 per/mo potanllal. SALES . ....., m..-... • .... '" • -• I VIA••,. lllg lfle 1 2 1 di .. _ ~ ..,,. No exper. neeH11ry. ../Wlllll s .. ........._1 Income --·-.._ ..... • Photo Booth. h tra n. 1re1. • ... 1 E1tpar or train•• can $1982·S2385/mo. A 13 Women PfOf. Full or p/ . (Dept.) Marlcltl~ ...,........._, your E>cpar or lr1lnM1 e1n MOOELS/ESCORTS Nare1111. $o7wOnO~rS.~OpOeOr1:::~. 1'olrokc:r:11ro~' <;,U1erer11e~I. malc1 $Wt5/hr ltartlng MO D W1ale Water time. New bu91MM. Plft.fllle, ......... ~~~. ___....._ ~ ci::. =~-:; make S&-$13/tlr ltlrtlng OUTCALL 2• HOURS pay. Full and PIT poll· Treetmenl Plant In So. produelt. For Info. S1le1 M1n1g1re and _.., ,,._...., __ • ...._ ·-.-... ~-. pey Full Ind PfT av.-. 660...0207 Total $6000. $2500 873-39-44 or &75-7052. Ilona 1vall1ble In our Or1ng1 Co. need• an 548-0183 Mr Adema M•"egement Tr•'""'· firm. Good typing. lhor· Niii~ Pert/time even· lb.9 In our publlc8tlonl ~~~~~~~~~ I down Terms. 0 Interest. II Pub 11 e It Ion I . C 111 11tperlene1d M1lnten-. S.,.. exper or oone. Wll ttllnd lklltl. E.Jlp. req'd. lng1 WMk•nd1 only. Call 537 ·2880 Ext 3 --I MAAn • (714) 640-9551. WAY 537-2880. Exl 3 KI NG Mee Foreman. 3 _.,, Plant Op1r1tor for 13 tr1tn qualllled per1on1 ~ Hourly P•Y· Reply '"· KING fll ' ~•• --1 •-MOD W11te Wiie forDMllonolotverllfled eludlng your phone --------By appl. 83s..9199 eec1 cabinet worker or 11 l1kH money 10 feel M expari."e1 as 1 Hnlor TrHlment Plent In Dena M1rket1no Co. Income Seetetarillm--numR ber. Tr~P0Mani8 et J ... Wut• HIS EXCITING *MODELS* GOLDEN TOUCH contraelorloll\areat\op raelly Independent. 111'111 EARN FULL TIME PAY maintenance ma".• PolntGrlde2 or 3 State range from 126000 + -•Hs e1e1ren , ox1 ... ....., __ ...... ___ _ In Costa Mua area. It lime you got the Part-time lloure. Prln· tllorougll knowledge ol Cerlllleate required. annually Foroonftdentlll llml'AIT 85700, LOI Angelee, CA Reg. Nurae. pvt duty, 25 6 4 5 • 8 5 2 1 d Y s or WN~~~r.y5?51~o1ug5&. e111 Houae Call Car-pumps. motora, & alee· s 18 r 1 1 n g 11 11 r y lnlervwW call R. Rlctley. Hlldquartefl office of 90072. yra HP, ret1 1v111. C 640-7154 ev. --• .,..._ 23 otyn, 730-0231 trle_al equipment 11 ne· .. 1a601 0 E 0 E ••-a-.. Tu!Vf 176-9-449 ceaary. Expetlence wtttl • m • · · • Yll'll .-s the Jolly Roger' .._,.,. f lll .. HI laffllatat B~~~~:~~e~1r~~ -:~~~,.~~,f,O~::i:L~:. OSHA Mfety program & P~:-17ae lH I.Ult r: 1~ '=~= l1t1n1l11llt 8::: ~=. ~ Oiprtaailitl 4011 yra. 873· 1357 811 111 parel BuaiMU 731.4347 preventive maintenance Plat'::'room person Plf1 BETWEEN t1AM-3PM Executive Sec:r1t1ry to 12 needed. No Nlllng, tnter"tld In 1·3 days. ATTENTIOH INVESTORS .,.... Of 730-9080 :~ra:Hlred. E.O.E. time Mon 3:30 PM lo SALES. out1ld1, well •II• Vic• PrHld•"1 of wlU train, Part time or Ml 4·8 lloura per week. Joint venture. Slngt1 Banking. Exl)ef eana Tai-Floor iupervlaor, work aipJWox 8 PM Tu.. 1·30 groomed ambitious & Operatlonl. Poaltlon ,.. time Becttground: Pereonnel l•mlly retldene11 In ler needed Immediately flow 1 quallty eo"1rol, Management PM to ~o~ 7:30 PM. outgoing.' WMtmlnllar, 3:'1rH e1teellenl atlor-. tl6-4151 aft 1 PM ~·Reel e.tate, ,_. Phoenix, Ariz. Lota of tor to ng term 1111gn· exper., dependable, fMI Ho exp. neOllUly. AP-714-895-2120 I and and typing lkllla OP S I s Famalel Pr• Foods,~ I appr1cl1tlon lalt. Call ment. Call Sue. Vietor teemet NWlnG knowled-ltete• larleft PL y PENNVSAVER 16e0 SALES and otters 1 v1rlaty of 11rr1 d . M 0 d 8 11 & s.-MINlglmll11 .. ._. collec:I, (602) e.49-6318 Tamporory ServlCH. ge 1 ~ ... &42·9es1 ~ f-'--ff Pl1e1nt11 Ava Coata n·ui . r11po"1lblllll11. Prior &corta. (213) ee&-1984 IUlne evallebl9. Write to: *2 1111. ~nac·ial* ~~i'x. ~~ ~ .. 1'°51. 4341 Birch St. Newport ....... ,...,. Me9e I -. .llWll.IY re1t1ur1"' axperlane1 NJ No. 1028. Delly Piiot. "" ~': ,....,..., -. ~ Belc:h. 556-85ZO Fu*-Tlme Umo Driver ..... y_, ...., Must be ..,,_1ellOld In woutd bee~ plUL P.O. Box 1580, Co1t1 Mon--Sat$20 l'tHr.w/sd K .. •---Over 25. good drlvl"g StartyoorrieweatMl'on QUALITY CONTROL retlll Mf11n11 end mane-LOWiy offtcel. OOod be-TRAVEl. Me911,CAt2121-0510 Sun S15 \4t Hr. w/ld !!!J -40M Beeuty 11y1111. Sta rent. rec:otd. 87S.7700 OUf 3rd 1Nf1, eern111g $4. worker, Flllm1. O.C . gement. aatary '"d neflt pecaege. ~ In Pr 1 c 11 ea I Nu r 111 Olftl that KNOW 111111' Anahelmn .. 1814 PlazaE~ gen .,.._ GENERAL OFFICE • Part· Up to '4.50 • ~ tie.-WOf1! w/IUdlo c:Mlltt... eommlu lon open. Call per.on from 8 A to ' 11 -1111 Compenlon nd1 poaltlon, wt111 111e Golden Touctl ,.., .,. •• come more exp d. You Mlrl weoe to ltllrl. APC>fY Jen6oa 213n47...Sle PM et: LNdl"" c:Mmlcal corp 11n C>k 8'6-2590 will mean to you not 11r1tg111en your llf1 ..... ..,., F/O time olc peraon, 3 dy. wlll be promoted 10 Book.I On TIC>I. 711 C. THE JOLLY ROGER. INC now h114. lmmed ope" ,_W"I ____ • ---,--- out. Let us help tellor P It' 1111 N 1 :.,.~fn!:~v9ty~~·~ mgmt. a supetVllOfy 11-W. 17111 St. CM. Aak fOf Se1M ITIP 17042 Giiiette Ave Inga for 10 atiarp altll & Middle agect ledy Mekl fl 7 dye weak tlll 4AM meka • loen for your e!!:t:o;o:.nv ~ raeord keepf"O· moatly veta. Call: 714-537~8'0. Greg .. ...i -1c 71._1~0331 ~YI who would tlke to time companion llve In 1a1.1111 needs We tlnance 'JOO' ' fi GL AP AA 1e h1dullng 1ppt1 w/ lnt1rvl1w1 held 1111ry REAL ESTATE v aggr YI. enar.,.... travel wtllll lhey WOf1! In poaltlon. Light dMnlng 1885 PARK. C.M. ~~'is~nd . 3rd T O.'s, ::; em~haals In rinan-cu1tom1ra by phone. Wed. 6-7 pm at 1t 1 Del ~ Need I •llP9-pio1tlve people wanted U.S. maJor etti.. Oenv-and oooldl'IQ. 131-4378 VISA MC. . •ACT NOW c I 1 I re, or ti ng 1 n d Patti M&-1074 ~5. Mar, Coate M-. E.O.E. ~ '*~~~II C:i ~:.:.us--ooc::::: lllTl/ .. Dn .. :~.H~aoo~ Ytfn!: 1· .. ---, .. --.- 1 ----- Call on our 1xparta 11 no •nY!111• rlOf F/C axper .GrHt opportunity, 1111 Mllle for 8 llUCCeNM & C 111 Tom P Irk er, 111111•11 rery. You muat be nMI & All cost req d. Call 553-0940 Balboa B1y Club for 111'1111111111 growing ftrm. ~1-3000 Orange County Airport abtl to tMve lmmad. for -.... ------fft--1 .. ~~/~RS ZllfTI ,_ C1tn111Wortt,Pt.tlnaand COlmtologlal, m1k-.ir. = f,4~,t~~ = ln9"~11g c:ondltlone 1111n•-1•-. Ar .. ~ &tat.= 2 .... on the job u -1·-------..,.. ... -~"""",_1_._,_,_!!:e Cell llJ Ill 1'22 Stripping. Exper. ~ref.. 1rt111, m1nleurlll. Fo • •-.~ .. ,...... 8elc:h -· __.. lop«-• Qpel penH p a id training Gotder'I Ret Pupe for V• ~· ... ·-· .. ~· • but wtll train. 848-4070 towing preferred. Call bet wegon Of van and enjoy 714/646-5051 lrvlne Rell aatete ~ penon with WPM typing Pf"C>grMI. AM tr~• len1lnll day, AKC, OFA. LAST HURRAH •••AAA a.. •211..,.. 9 5 6•5 2972 Ilk for working with teenagers. topment llnn Mekl lron1 & proper1y ~t uo" rurnltlled. High Sl'to11. wormed. 1200. 736-8535 558-8538 •-,_.. .. • ,._ Cter11.1 • • • Laney Call Mr. Rountree II Ree-s>Uont1t1typlat. Wall offloa Mlf-atertlng pa<· lkllll. RE ucan.. helpful. HEALTHY & WEALTHY J ... -.. 'J'..... Flt. el1rkl needed Im· Jennlf9( °' 546-7058 btwrl 11AM & llllblllllld. growth eon. Must haV'9 .ccurat• S1200/mo. 833-2237 eernlngl & eMUel wonc-1.,.,..493-,.---731,.--7--:,.---.,,.-- SplCllllll In .B. and mldletely for long term Hllr llyli9t & Ul1. for B.I. 3PM WMlt days. oriented Nwpt. 8ch. Id-typing, llllna and people ~tc:;'pl~~ ~':.: Hul1quln Gt11t D1n1. Nutrition company need• CdM propertlH. Call 1Hlgnm1nt1, Call Sue. Salon. Medleal venl1lng agency Meda exper. Cell 861·6122. lllY/119', minded people Previous huge mete bom 9120112. overwelgtlt lndlVI lo loM 851·~f35 Vietor Temporary Se r· &73--4013 lharp eMfgelle l*1IOll deeli""I w/~ tuetl c:namp lines, Rlwrwood weight w/llerbl & make DANAE CORP, BKR. vleH. 4341 Biren St. HOUSEKEEPER/ CHILD Full time trMltctlpllonlsl r fr' 1 dllk Requlr'ee llWtlerJ P/f For prof111lon11 land-.. f~t roocf'&"';lltr.... kennel 11ne. Quiet perao. money. 100% guar. car----------N • • P 0 r 1 B • • c" · SUPERVISION • Penln & front olc l*'IOrl need-tfo ~ml typing and Eltpellenoa. elcMll, werm aeepe arcNtec:1Ural !Inn ling. Only tllOM wtlo.,. nlllly. '450 °' tl'ade for ri. 839-&827 •rt111n, T.D.'14028 5~20 Pt .. Bilbo• llome, telll Id for Hll)' otfloe, Mii-pt\or141 lkllll. AQlrlC'f u -parsonallty needed for In CM/NB.,..._ Pett time •* 10 •art today need young fem. b4lc dane. Pvt Looking for lnterelled I.I. Unul ColMge Sludenlt wanted age clllldren, Mon·Frl, lion Viejo. l3l-0740 pertence helpful but not Int' I Imp. Exp office. ~! .:.=nA = apply to Mi. Tayl«, Tu..,.,..-&7_6-6-_203_9~---- Tennla Pl•Y9rl close to ---~• Ot. .... for promoflon9' work. SO 1 iAM·ePM. C1r 1 mull. .eTIL Ill.. required. The S1"born Hours 9 AM to 2 PM. motlve1ed lndMdull wttll • -F'rf 10em•5pm, Candy Springer Spaniel Pup1. H.B. call Paul 8'40-00t2 Spec:1.Hil'rig In 111 & 2nd • $12/tlr. 645-57&0. ettar Call wkdya IOAM-5PM Lagu"I 81ech, Ca. 23 Co, 851-30M. ~ ~ ~:: xlnt ptlone, ~ Cane Molal, Harbor & Male & F1mal1. $15. Ptr .... 1 TD'• llnce 1949 2 PM. Sieve &73-7843 Units • pool • walk to Alet-ant -.it. cell Chri8llnl lion 1 organlzatlon•I K1tella Bl .. Anaheim. 71'1~7437 ....,_ -UH Robt. Sattler NH/CM _,,..--. ~ m1tur• ex· beletl. Full time dedleat-Wlltw/Wll1reaa wltll °" ~ 754-"M•, after 2 1klll•. Aeeur1te typing 774-5284 lllt 108. Lovabtl Engllatl Springet ......--... __ ...__.,..., ..... _.., ~ ~-or"~• --.d-mg · t;iv.--on for wlaier bUkil"" hlndt 87""'1 .. ' (50 wpml a mull. Celt ., ___ ..., 8 ...--... Old n .• c • .., __ .,... .._ ..,.. Exper or Ital"•" ea" ~.._,,,. ..... ~·~~,'!: ml•••.· Expr n11ded. deltverlel. H h oommi. <J"V -.._._at 540-1212. ..._,_ .._ pup-.... TUT tllt &42-2171 5'45-0611 mllc1 $7-S20/tw ltlrtlng ..,......., "'""' __ ......... Send reeume and Inquiry Ilg ,....... TV COMMERCIAL PRO-p 1 ... AK C • SU 5 • Olvore1 from $25 plu• P•Y· All tradel •'111111bll Appro11. 50 hour11mo. P O Bo 205 South •Ion. Mon·ffl, 9·1·30. SECRETARY fQr erehltec-Sell Gounnet StMkl end DUCTION COMPAHV II . 780-14453 1111"0 lee. 714/842-5100 2Jr y~d.'f~.~~·~11 In our publlcatlons. Call Ref't required. 536-IM5 ~u'ni, c Jf 92&J7 Call l20-03&5, &42"1907 tlK9' ftrm, exper, boolc· SHtood. Sella Hiiiy l"ter~ model type1 U1w Apeo, AKC, pupe, PfWaM a..-.a&.afer TO on $80,000 reedy-to-537-2880. Ext. 3 KING lnapee110n trainee, am.tit MOTEL MAIDS wanted, RESTAURANT k e e P I n g I m I c r o • S30C>1o '500 per ..-. for IPf'll'IQ fUhlonl and c:f1emppupa tlorM breed, ~dc::;25t~:~':~ !::'n~"~':;'\~~c=a ,_ ~~°'m~W:, ~'**"'·302e w. forOIS~~~'6.. :.~t'..!:.:x::'at=:: Store 7 =p•rl ::'...•:-:,.~;.~ :~~·1~1~:t:oldt<: talion 053-9292 ~:~ ~'.Y;~~ 1:~r3\~.~ OllllE .. , .... = ~~~· ·="uti MCOVER;DN~~~ER·LOCll ~~i:: ~':.~ 63t~5o~ et. 9 14 1 0 r ;*'~ :.ic::= =·:. :~~JI=,:: =~·F~::, ·~ ":·~~~ *PAR ADISE $34,000 lakes II. (71•) lrtal...... llme. Apply 27324 Ca· moving eo need• """· tood eoets. labor c:o&ta. SECRETARY I RECEP· tllktng NII c:Nrge of 1fri. required. Background 11'1539-o925 " 240-8123, evH (7 14) .......... ml"o C1pl11r1no. St• working. !?°'I"· re41•6ie food qyell1y end qulnl· I TIOHIST for putJlc: weter OC'lon dept. i.wnmow.-rolel only. By Appoint· ... s••s SPI * 4 9 3 . 1 153 or 16 1 9 ) All Occupations. 172· 173 Legu"I Niguel lndlv. for Pl Of full.time. ~. Olfec:1 ~It' lg8rlCy toceted In Dena .... & MMOI, looll & mem. (2 I~) ~ - " 729-304&. FM required. For lnfor-92&77 Mu11 be dean cut & !lave for 1111 Maneoars In Aret PolnL Xlnt typing & lltlng ~ M3-2tt4 LOVHbl• baby bu""Y· ------~--• m 1 t Io n c 111 ·. INT •ccess DESIGNER rellable trW11P. 2' yra + Mual vlllt MOii ""11 and 1klll1 req. Sm. olc. ....._. -Hetl't drewf or .. t Va ANO MASSAGE WIDOW HAS SSS for 802_998--0421 Ext 3 "' • ONLY. E.xper'd or wlll •"fon:e el'tal" Of com• Startl"g llllry s1•205 ......,_ l&Lll fi!.r:' ;:~ lentir;_ Glft.'SI&. ~ Speall-$25 tor 'A "'· T.D'a. $10,000 up No ~ ~.~firr'r~·: train uger p1reon. :'~~=:~.,.'4'2 mo. 4N-17M Tired of miking min-gr.,,tltc .,1 produetlo" 642·2"t, 131-l400. Mauaigl. Spe &. S.U"I etedll Check. no penalty. l3t-4MO Slervl"" Actora Movl"" towed: 6,_..._ ..,..,._, lmum W898I? We PIY fdU.. Hunt. 8ch --.tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiii!iiiiiii 8(1ng Id for dllCOUllt Call Denison Auoe. MlllU IUITll•ll Co. eso-1w. .....-·-........,... Whit • WonderfUI World gulf•"'.., le/llr. Vwy VALENTINE SPECIAL 2110 N~rt Bl . 673-7311 Wlllltl-TM Interior Ace" dHIV".,· control•. 5 yrl. e11par. ot Shopping, right •I HIY Hll. PIHH e1fl Edltwrtterexpr.requlred. P1r1keeu 17.99 to 87 WILL llY T.l't T'l'tlt poaltton ~· cl-Color llelr, no exp. "9C. Nuratng ... Bue"• Perk lull time. ~' flngeftlpe ~ 531·3011. A1k for Mr. 7141536-3839 S1 2.tt Np1 8dM>n P.,,lnlula l't Id Flexible llr1. Wiii lrlln. -l.29.000 per 'ff. Send thll lly Piiot Cius fled Wataon TYPIST/ CLERK for Fa· °'*' 2• hrl MIC & VIM NEW OR SEASONED rectly lo I • prea enl 631~ Exper. Full and pelt Id and YOUf '91Ume to z. b r I FI n c II. I 120,000 up 175-022& and II an opportun~ to daya Ind PMi . Exoellel\t job 0 •5280, PO Bo1t Adi. To place YoUr Id, Miik lhOpplng t 11'tlon 1111~ Ofe. ~ S10.tlM12.tt pr. 1•-J-tll I TAX SHELTER, TO 1 ~ro·.~::~~== UllL IHY/... ::kell~e.~J~ro::~d ~~ ~~2~15 no1 I ~~-se::.:.=r ~ rer ~ ltle Dall'i-:::: ::f~=1~6i0-·5·;3~ :!t"~~1r1kHt w/cage ... Tum my T.D. Into your new bU9lneel and ltlair• Small Newporl BHetl 111 61 yoo. lot Cl•llfled Adi. 7 K-18ouUque 541-1200 flauclal Tix ben~ Min. Inv. tll• profit• earned. Al :~~. '=:t ~~ S::r~ ='iJ.~~on 4 Salal Wll'lll/lll 33S £. 171fl St. CM. ·--•-.:.., IHI\ 10 yr• •KP'· WOfk· ~OOllllllg & bOOlckMP-• • . ..,.., ... .. .,...... Larry. 83t-U5 t or Ing directly with 000 lklfll. 851-0lfl •DllllTll ,.... .... • •• ,~1llJlllTf COUNTER HILP Otprtultln 4f14 8SS-62e1, ut 2433 apon1or1 and •" Id· n11••• MOO '*'· .-1.,. Ell· Ii 5j ,. Apply In P•"O" btw" --..i~===...;.;;-..;; $150K 2nd To ed vanoed degr .. 11 CS.W-LEGAL SECRET ARY, ' l-4pm.. 2121 8albol 811 *lllJlllllJ* . ' NCUr able. ElttaMlve experl· temporary. F111110" Experience necea .. ry, cellant trtnoe benefit•. IJ'81111 Comer 22nd It, H8 NEWPORT BEACH ~ ~ .,;.~ = = e"c• al program ma· 1111nd ., ... "on amkr. Salary determined by drffW. 54&-rMa "'w""'NT"=1'"'AS1~-W,.,..,.,.A~ITAE88U==-==-r'-------- Prtme e.ct'I l.oclllon M ea 1 . e 4 e • 4 8 3 1 . "toer level In 1)'1telft1 Ellper In Olllfomle CMt ;;t.~7~1~It.!'1:.a,,. 1 ~ l&Lll/11•111• 110o1Y btwn 3-5, Mc)n.Frt. )(Jn1 '-13500 aq ,, 421-7103 englneer1na Ind technl-Litigation. SI0.00 l'tt. -Min: a 'I' dinner l'touM'~~--Y!!.~~ LOW PNCE eat dlrectfon1 or wH· 546-3733 4:80 fll W 8ayllda Dr •11911!!._..__J!IJIJ Chutehlll Propf540-4470 2nd TD'• from 15,000 to pon1 syllem develop· PART TIME frle"dly a U"lque ladln Clotl'tlno ~ .._,. ·,. I' - -•y aeo.ooo. t11g11 yield ... ment 11 required. &end l.tpl leertl., embl11oue l*'IOrl to 1tore 1Mt11 eneroettc i.. • ...... _,.* _.,,_ cured 11y ''"g'• famlty <111llllllD9ttone end 111ary tt-. wtop own..... dlM wttt1 flelr '°' lllhlorl 15 Tel M i. ti &.. ts Wlllll/W1111111 n.-uM~Pu 10, ePM Ill.II tlomH I" Sen 8er"af• tll1tory 10 MICl'tHI C. 8maf1 conaanial ~ territory for 1towar and/Of lftOdell'nO eKpr. • ·I · ''"' "I ,.eft ~ ow for 1ltc*at .,.._ 8COnRJH & ENQ&.*i Exciting 11M1 for you at d l"o.1 Prl" o"ly. C8a2ttl Wood. SET AC, INC., 8Md'I Oftfct Meda non--ne11. For 1pp1. c111 ~ .. · ~ ~~ •Professional wortjna conditions klll lurdl ..,._ .... W. ,_. ~ 1100 k* 9'994 MYlngl. at tN new Den" 1 (714) 8H·9 t5540 Rockfteld Blvd. If· lmokar wtw> OM ~ 60 • 817«4024 ,._ ,_. '• 1:30 P'ft. ~. '*"' of lootUlfl ' lnnllatl 80l.llll Coalt ~ ~ Mofl..Frl M . vine, CA tt'714 I WPt.8. 1petl, ..-uno1111 4t 7·•717, HO 'oreal •No experience nectsSary 1190 to 1111 Mty ~ furniture to offat ," 4 c t11nge. C11001e from ellvery 8 1111 Perao". and Is Hlf•motlvat9d. Avie. ut 9Md\, be Mat, J*'IOI...,._, l'toure of bfllk NfflnQt cNIM . ..,-mo., bf.-. .. I-.. t Full/pa.rt time. Oood tlt1lft0 ~ Sl60 per ULll .. /.... •All lreinlna provided .,.... tn.o7•7 .. 1 Deoo 11111t1_.... _.,.. :::.da°ematon••· dla·I .,_.a drMnO record, wt _. ~Barbar 1ff.14n F• arowlna ..,,,.,........, .,. AM tor_., .. d•lllNfde, ..,. """ c ... 0"::(" =cmi •It !atd 11M .,..,.,.. •tMdv wott1. • prlnf•r 1ook1n1_ 1or A •Must have positive attitude * Wlllll * ~ti~ & .,..,.. r:; Ma·tteo. aao EMl 17ttt ~ ~ M. =: ~"'" Co11t Loan mv GOOO aAiiPP. •Fun time & Mrt timt Profm10M1 .,._.. .._ ~ '~·:.;..= ... lt.,CM. io SI • •T .__ • 2111 Heir· Liii Plllll• 80NI. IOftle ICoowti llte '"' ..... people. Poentve. herd; wudrollu/ " -t1or 9MS.. • • crt ... Pl1n'lnO ~ Poten~ ....., Commission crMttwe perlOfteftt-; 1 ---. ..,. --. ~·=di•:•= f: t Aaat. Or1tlo. Nwpt ... :""'.:n::i,_, _, ,,._., _................ 3 w1lntU: te .... loe• Z::l"~:Y nc':: r:'p:r ."t· ~1:::. ~~~.Ae!p~~~f.n!!i = :-.i:f.'n::. witfl ~=~':: =n~ :,::' o~ blll'O ,...,., •to• pm •t Ml·Nt ::"t::.!:u..~r:: 0011nt1. co111,.,.1u10" Salary GuerHtelf •LIADI & TMINIHll r::-.=. ~ ':.: U.S. ,__M ~· affloa. • ... ,. l•t", In• a r•tlteme"t only. 'or lntenrltw -n-.i ~ w/MI-,.,. -..-. 17111 ltCMCI, trvlne. -1" -L~-WOf'tl... ......., .. , •••••••••• LlllTT at ............... --. 71•,.M 4IOO lenlor ... -. LWlt '**-vtr I -In .....---,.._ Oii: Ill • ..... .rT ... ..., & dallvwy •. fh~eon .........-. --· _.-.. • • ...., t11111•x•n•1•1e.1, ._,,._,...,, ~.11'6-eAlnllr L•k• 'oreat. Call LI• .,. ~ '11ut".. .... ._=,......_ '°'""a ~~· Avie.CM.•••• 7'4/lt74'00 yaet. It foll llev• e ....... .. ''"' '" ,.. ........ .,,. .., .. ~ •• ..... ltlae'• "°'""""" Oii eiliitll ...... req. Non aMkr, .. 1w~ Have you , .. Cl lode~·· The fMl•t drew fn tlle .-cl, ... It now wl9I • .,,.. ,_, .., ..,. Llill -...... .... .... ,..... '° .... Clalllflad Adi? II not. WHt ..•• D•••r Pllo o ...... M . n•• ;l .. dlN """ ,...,....---•• CUI. aoo, UN 1. e" ~. ,ou·,. .,... ... M.c a. •• M . c.11 r 0 _ 6... ......, Cdl4 -.as _...,..In townt ....,,...n. ...... I I I Ofenge CoMt DAILY ftlLOT /Wtdnetdty, 'ebrueN I , , ... ... .. '°" 11.IGAHT Hunllntton We're If' lfl .,_ Weet VALIHTIN&I H a ' It o u ' I 1 t • DA tor New & UHd JHP .& IUO per bot11t IMO·t ... I 141-7'11t. l ·t ...... TNte'1 a ~ •• ••• • a• d ,. M.1..I 4 o. 4 o t 1 . • llftot& leteoi.IOn. ' 'II 11•11 •-- WOOCI ""'Int maoNntty, Y:, ot11ot.:''olv.:.n1i: 71411HV•1111 11,000.000 lfw9niOfY. •~l.aMlnO 111,ttt- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~hlng mutt 00· laMla ..._wtlt. .. ........ IY'1 r 4 IJll l'CD .. lfll ...... f'.~ ... " I ., 1)1-ll-~-.. -ll-!l_L __ -_:ji!JJI •AID WAl'fD 4tS.20H OUITOM OIL.I.AM Ory rot tepel11 MOflt~ N..11 V"\nV &::.I' "-""' ,.,,. HAMO,. AA!A =·rrs· r~~'roo """1111!!11 fiij 1111 fl~~:=:ci NI ;'J_~~:i , r • e e 11 . 1.PftKC .. = ~~~ I .. H66 Aflfll.IANOl SEAVICl POOL TAILI ()per! M·f 10-I.~. let • ("Q·~· -e ,.:::t:.:M1i..1wo-••• ----4fijl~tiitliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil l • LL, • ' •' ' t I We.,.~ .• guar. Bedroom furniture TV 4'•7° elate, «ietom wood ""'.11' 114· t:>ty 8f.iM •:_irp,~= M _... *'• llM '71 UOI, 7000 Ml on fee• '11 MO Mldgtl good 'll -54._3077 contole. AOllWOOd' wllll o.ion. COIMI wlbilllttd l?Sofln. ' m•l ...,, 11wi Mu111 t~r rebtt eno. ll•u· cono, manr. n.W i>•rH. 11700. 731-0521 evea I 1ft ~I ayatem. Meny othlr llQl\1 & well unit wlouee. 25 Inell! color T.V. coneolt, . I. .,,.r1, new UrH. Mutt NH mmffratel . 1157 .. 133 ltema. Celt before 7 PM. Velued et 12000: 11111nQ nude fl Ming I 150. Up to 40 8011 lllp In 1 IWl ldm M Joro blue, 17000. 121001010, 754.aa?3 1111 ....... ,.. .._ I 648-t217 lor 1500 llrm. M1.at.37 Ml-"63 lllbOI ~~i1~215. '7e f'ord lronoo 4x4: 414 ... 75 aner 2. Bleck on -Dlack. Clean ~~ ~3~-· BMutltut .. r•re furniture Pl .. tlc bucket•· w/Ud 12 MOVINO SAt.e. BIVll'len JD Prot*lY Mgmt. Gr ... lhape. MW high 1"2 IMW w C&I, Ilk• , I::: 1117 111000. '44·2525. ener & 1 .... Too many llOfQeOUI Hoh. CllH1>•r by Ill• chine, cornpleWI -': an-· • pertormanoe Tr1n1 over IHH P•ymen1a. _P!! _ _ 7ff..0e08 \o. '200 M&-5848 Item 10 1.111 Mutt 1_.. dozen. e&7-3939 t!Que '"'""il end taoltl, Mwln• 111p, NI, 28' & M ', Mml·Mt 302. tem1 MW 1711 mo. Aere mOdel. ~T£R 1-1-11-8-2-0-1-0-.-0-,-m-m_e_r_o-n, relrlgwetor 876-3738. · • tnltror A. Ml llaocHn Uli.AdiJ.Jmmtd.1-tenty, urn, Aencllo 8u1p•n• f213)a61·'300. IKkl onlY 5300 ml, II••...,_.,, J • Eltoel cond *11110* rallen. , tolld wd. l 642-1200 • a1on llde"wrnder~ a. tilt l I j",., 176 pti 7e0..9~ . like new: DrMMr, drff· bfW well unit, twin bM Boa Ml eeoe deluH Smitty -tee Plll.l/1111 Hr '}fc · L te o ~• ,e ~•frig. for ••I•. ting t1bte. wnlte 145. ph Cti~~!~~I compll, l•wtlry, 141<, ~ '::!c~v~, ~ bullt • em/Im, greet lnl. 74 O.teun 810 Wgn Miio, 13111 H11bor etvd. 642· 07. 00 2 646-43&0 1940 544•7f70 diamond•. 4914171 lrM rent. 0111 642.41e4 Belt ot1er. Call l&o-e106 1o ml, YfM'Y ctten. •1n11. Owden Grow 1970 Cid Convlll'1, 70% , °°'·~ 496-9007 ~ Pl&MM Ill Sll OAIEAT BUY on p<ot. hair rrom t-6 Mon-Fri .,1 ... ''" OBO. Mon-Fri, 8·4, ..... llfl..U•l•I reatored, $1400 OBO. -548-2048 Feetller plllo-cteallff. dt'yer• ehlm900 dlelre, 640-1372 11 •~• .. !lll 857«M44 or 4117-Ue& REFRIOEAATOR unltlred & reflutled. bowl•' & on• revolvlng 3 ~Ill llde llM to 30• bV CIC,..., .. I ..... 1-111 .-. '81 Eldo Blenttz. gu eng, •Smell oldef' model $7& 4 table chelra, chrome D=root ticking In· _..ry lfloWOeM. Price II be•m, Sii "· "lo llve Steteo. 16750 Obo. PORSCHE 917 • Look&· 60,000 lac wrnty, 1t1H"eo ' 1145-8262 with cane/bamboo W9b-ct · 642-4670 f)llQOtllbte, 64f.1177 aboard•. 965·2473 54.._..1113 14."5 Ilk•. 1111. e cYI. engine, caae. wtr• 20K ml. 114, iUii WAUD SllO ~~~ ::o for all. Wk lift 111.LHll Miu W ... ••-Lii .-nl 1Uf 1tll -.W, I.ft ....... ...... needl WOttl. Kit ew. It, 900. 652-0&28 Uk• new. 546-2048 1 · Send tomeont you loyt w. 18 ff! 233 19th. St. C 675-0238 8311·1069 •ft• 8 p.m. ~"" ttl. 847-2244 Qenelet f.W.ldeJ ~ TUlfT1llll • bMutlfUI bouquet of 3() ---··-FREE 40' SLIP 6 DOCK ' ... ..... Mt- 3te5 . ..... ..,.. tlll ,.. ,.. ·-·-v-~t ,.._Ii =:~~!t~ --·-NewPort, prM ownr. 1n nt..1 ·111 280Z>C Turbo, fully - -Ill II Fiim g:'7l~5~o:~·4:U.5· Severtl nice piece• In· occeslOna. 873.,.4111 ~2~· r~~ .. Cf\enge tor my llmlted '12 Ctievy Luv w/SMll eqpd, orig. owner, low •t DEALER IN U.S.A. ;J cludlng aome eoceHo· UH of boat, motor prel. Reblt eng, MW tne. ml. pert. cond, 113,500, ~.E. Refrlg•. 15 cu fl. rlH 1nd Gr1ndlathe1 SCRIU·LETS Lerry, 675-1103 or 11700 546-7827 8_. l ·3080 wk dye,'~ 111112 model, uHd 2 Clock. Very 1ow prlc... ""' Fennllnd wanted to 83M281. ext. 2433 ,82 y-....14 whl drl'le PU 873.&47 •ft 6. llf""'1: lnootha. $460. "8-0895 Alto have 40 S.mtonlte In Or. Cty 9711-28110 "'"' ' I 280Z rt...11\..L :;c: fr-·~. refrlnara•Ao. foldlng chalra and 5 ANSWERS 20191 81yvlew Ava Newpor1 boat allp. up 10 tell• owr payment. Lota '7 ' 1 owner. tun· -~1 110..-ctin• COMMHL C HfVAOLET ,..., --.-· ..,. 1 b c Sent• Ana 92707 60' boat. $350. of xtr11. 561-3983 roof, muat .... Met. at ~ru<_..11,. ""° .... S200. Good cond. ~~~211r!m1:~ to 111J Joette· Grcpe 673•4424 '72 Dataun PU. 80,000 ml, ::f.::~•.~k 14100. Of9I ._n ia.t ,.,.·,.II I .. 'I ' ' . \1f ~41>-1200 ~ 1154-0372 noon only. Crank . ZMlot WANTED TIM• Clock ... •• .. 11900. ' • • __ .. 1111 ~rge Relrlgeretor. cop· PROJECT mull wor11. AMaoneb _. _. 5411-3834 '73 DATSUN 1200 --per color. very good Office desk/ch11r 185. My eon i..vee hit micro-price. 54&-2130 lido Penln 1153·8132 AMlfm 1tereo 8 trk. 71 SAAB HE, 4 cyl. auto.1-.....;;;;;======::.1 bond. 1175. 760-&e&3 Metil. wood top. uphOI. 11eope In the bathroom. ••aMal NB MARINA dey wk mo '73 Cllevy El Cimino. grHt gu ll\ler. Mull new eng & tr1n1 (not '64 Chev. lmpalL ~ c II a Ir . NI c • con d . Thet wwt hi can upa1n Exel toe i 111i a tu ii I 1600/bHI otter. Cell MIL 11200. 780-0445 ret>ll). new redlala, new Running. $300. l)pr:n Hit cleanlng etec 983_.058 the mold 11 1111 of hit lattnat9tl *" m.il,t 64...0551 7AM·2PM M.on•Ftl brkt & lgnlt, new Int. 548-16411 ~m Uk• new. $350. STUDENT DESK with aclence PROJ~CT. • . 645-7<>66 or wkndl any-'82 280ZX Turbo. IUIO, Pioneer 3 wey epkra. All '79 CAMARO BERLINET· Chtlr. All wood, 130. Front thr~ ..,,., -lltr&lt 7014 time lull power, T Top, Ilk• reoelpte I reco<da. Miii· TA loaded xlnt cond lo QRYER, cleen. work• ~58 needt ,.,r,·;;50;-;;i '112 Toyota 4x4 8R5, new. 113,800. P .P. :Z. =·tr;:'1~~%cet ~1~ ~rlg2.o!7'l•~.1~182SO. good. 115. ..., " .... 8252 RV •-eo•y 1o•d•d. winch. •h•ll. 673-5595 ......... sa: .. ·-.. 548-4485 MAHOGAr .. TWIN BED 0 '........ • " 11000 ml. 1111100 OBo.l~~~~·~~~~~liiii~L===iiii l...:fe:Fo-;~~ici~s--1 w/mattr••• & box •Pr· PINBALL MACHINE DRY SJQRIG£ 607 1: lnan-1117 11170 CHEVELLE SS Wuher. clHn. work• Inga. Gd cond. $86, Older ~. need• r• n 831-3 · 'llO 310 OX 2 dr hltchbk, Saln-Servlce-L.Mtlng Blueprlnted & b1l1naed j!ood. • $85. 963..a58 pair, ll60. &45-8262 USED OFFICE FURNI t41 ,., ..... '75 Ram Ch11ger. 8 cyl, 3 6 ~· llr. 29,000. l3600. UllLU• w/Dyera, BLWR, B&M • 548_.485 King Sz Bedroom Set with TURE W Boa apd. wide trick tire•. 6 5958 tran1. Over 120.000 In- .... Jbterialt Ml 4 Armolre. Pee en wood. ~~R~~~~.~. ~~~.. ~ ~~1:-:·. ~t 0 •v~•ble' :~~ U~1~: Int . I 2 100. rmvt I till ...... =~R:;r:• g, .. ,,r ~; 5 tided bevelled gl ... hill $ 2 8 O O 1m 1 k • 0 Ir , aerie thell, 12· hOM + 838-8700 • AllZl -•-Ml 'I 111•1141 CIMMI tllll• MS-31121 fixture. on cheln, 185. 548-2789 quick dlaconnect, nat. 111191 '11.Ull Vw IMI --" TtYtta 1111 . 875-52112 Twin bed. good cond, gu. 150. &4~15 ThrM IBM Memory Tc 1tea Ford Eton<>. IA ton, ., &n.IDI .. 2 ... , 0..are ......._ T wooden headl>Olrd. llrm Gorgeou1 twin bdrm Mt ~'ft'·~ Cat 11' M Ill lllt Ott hJ, II body xlnt cond, eng. ffllllll 'll •tUA PH 18.1195 ll"ft •• .. MU ma11r ... $40. 857-17118 Stanl9y, Butterc:uo. ,,,.. Wt er• co~~,~· lll-1111 need• work. 1400 flrml •N"'W'I 4 dr. new clutch. rune .,.,.. ...... , fREE TO GOOD HOME 3 Piece Corner Group. pie toPI. IQe 80" trlp6ex computera. Call Plu 751-8878. greet. 1550. 493-8358 ....... OerJ Spayed F Ship/Doble. 2 S25 dr...., wlllutctl/mlrror, 762.0322 TraalMllltita ,75 Ctievy 30 window van. ~ 08t Toyot1 Stlrlet, 5 tpd, 54&-3955 Vr•. lntelllgent, good n• 76G-6288 splndle he9dboltdt. nit• IEllJ ••&A _ 8 cyl auto, PIS, P/B, AM/FM atereo, 39,000 ·ea IMPALA lured.&U-9338 11an0.1100.ns-.t230. ~ llmln Hl2 St200.s.4e-2870. mllu. P I P 13800. &newtlr•.SSOO/obo. ii .. to any""""' hOme, 8 ~-•-1 MUST SELL 11182 E 2 mocf• reduction, 11 IC -875-2982. .. ... 8 ~ I I_.,... II .. 1111 .. H . ncy· 17 15 bin aorter du Torklll' ctlr()n'le<molty BMX AalJ .. n 82 c .,...,.. 109 •m•. puppy. • ciopedla Bt'lttanica Ill. 38 PaPer tr-. •'"*2F.' ' bit\• $1~2 ......... c1---·!· IMS . 3100 W•I cO.t H--. • orolla. AC. AM/FM ·79 Camero Z28 T-ber ~:~d!Tetrlef. •mert 1w• ~· ~ o~: Full XIII'~~-MMce Ill .... ..,...... --• N9wpor1 BMctl ~. ~~~: ~g:JP9J 50· ~2~~· Xln°I cond. drey cat. Good home• G~GJ .... SlnAL;_~~~~.~1, 884-40&1 13950. Call 957~ • 20" Red Couter Bike. 1111 --642-9405 •• -, .. ~.,, ,.....,... ...... to 5pm. Meny extrea. Greet SpHdtler repllca. The p•·t ll•" fd -1. 1171 '73 Cemero. Gd running tTWtt. Spayed. 8 yrs old. go All Item• Ilk• new '75 tntr'I Xl.C, excellent Xlnt condition large cond. ISO. 831-7645 or moat eleaent convertible .. -••r cond. Owner going In· &48-97411 Ladlee atlllnteUJgold rO: running cond., 13200. <leek & 1Wfv9i Chllr 117 642·119e&. ever bulTll (2018). Wu °73 Fl•t 850 convenlble, '78 Splltlre, 30.000 ml. teratete. $ 1300/obo. Free to good hm. Im, 8 lex. king sz bed. deak. Wuher, l50. Dryer, 175· 1 111. SetlH $36. 4 I • ... " lO 1~ 149,500... ,_ eng, ,_top. good I x t n t m •ch con d . 873-1701 tno. red Doberman. BnJnawldt pool lbl, oto-960-60« drewer metel flle 155. •ete 857• 7,:8 llW 111.IQG con d . I 1110 0 I O fr . $1495/obo. 87~282 f .J 13ll 645-1148 tha. antlquee. (Victrola Luge ber t1vern pool ~ 11and seo eun $30. "' Theodore AObi'riS Fo d 64s.6304 •n etc.) Jewelry & kitchen-llble. $300 obo. only 891·2002. . 2060 Harbor 8'°: C~. '73 ..,_, "'-·-. xlnt ·--... ftlbw!ff! tl7Jioii,8•5--.B-lu_e_M_u_11_1_ng-,""'""'neiioiiw B:hep. mix pupe, 1 wlca., ware. Fr i/Sat 9 ·5. 954-0372 Ollllllll 11 SJ4, ""0 r-......,,,_ ""'"' k r-"°""· 644·2267. 2031 Vichi ...... a Or ... 1221 $125. 53~771 642......,1 540-a211 new reblt •no. 5 apd, 'l2 llPEI IEETLE pelnt, tlru. bra ••. 846-51114 Oeeender. N.B. ~~~v::5R. =c:El50. KAWAI eon.! Plano 2 ea..... IOl4 ......... ...., oo:g , .. mlluge. Good oond Steteo New :1a?1~2~ 0 r I r. d •. f'Vaitue MU •~·-••W "--:11 1212 · 111411 Ford Wood We· Sl · 2•2509 pelnt. 12300. °Call1--------------Call ~58 Yf9 Old. $1a50/bat ofr. Beautllul camper lhelt: tot gon 113 000 Y ...... HIS 548-9215 1n 6. ·119 FORD STATION WA· I llf FllllTllE Nettlecfeelt quilted q~ GOLD LEAF FOUNTAIN 64Ml887 en2prn. am truck, brand new. In· . ' . QON. PIS Rldlo $800. H«1> 1157-8133 alze b1dspr11d, blue/ LAMP. Coat $500. tell Wurlltnr Organ. dbl key aide llghta. S300. 19211FordMod;..ATown ·79 Civic CVCC. 5 ac>Md. ·~5P~"':c1!~1cr,'5'5o'J':~ 645-8141 etter5pm. green/plum oomb. $75. tor 1125. ~58 boltd, lllnt cond. $850. 54&-5793 S • d • n I 1 o o o O low mil••. llr. AM/FM, ... •2.7• 'll PllTI •1 .. * * * * 8 • • . 12795 OBO. 556·0507 '" -.. • I BUY 75-5292 WHl lllLYES 645-12115 •tn likn Hll 67~181. en 8 --1Nl--N-Ml _ __.:~"l or bat ofr.' Auto. pa, pb. --a J... / 1214 $15. ~ Klmb•ll Organ, Synth• Peugeot Need• 1 lltll• '41Cldlllec2 dr tutbldt. 1n 7,. ACCORD LX 548-0825 ah. Spm r-•-Swinger 1000 Cott $3 1 ·7 ti Mint orig. Radio, •uto-• • Aebult1 engine and trana.1------'---MASTERS AUCTION MUST SELL percet of 184 Work Benett with YIM. ha O O O . a e 11 .I 1 5 O O : WOfil. 1 5 or i-t 0 er. metlc e3 000 ml 17500 Good con d ., c I e 1 n, New tlree end brakea. 11171 M111teng, rune xtnt. ....... Ul-M21 Rubi••· 1 5200 retail ; 11ectrlc11 outlet. 145. 642·1234 54M173 •ti 5. 645 .. 80c>1' · ' 5-apd, elr. $6100/obo. CIHn body, excellent Needt front fender. Must s1001 64()..8688 1163-4058 llttertJtln/ 983-tt90 condition. 11eoo. .... 1100. 151-1118. Sell with EASEi SE leti!t .... 1131 .. IOll ... ... J 11-875-8534 ener 8 PM 1967 MUSTANG·V-8, au- 11'• •BREEZE LL Idle Item• with •Ha.,. aomethlng to M4l? Complete Scub• Ht. .... ten --<lll UI !IUI •• 'll IAlllT tometlc, body poor. rune ClaNlfled Ads 642-5678 Diiiy Piiot ~Ad., Ctuelfled ld1 do It well. IH5/080 711 YAMAHA 2500T All 'O~ Rune good. '77 Jag XJS. compi.tely Ret>rt eng, lteteo 12800 ~ 0 . I 7 0 0 I o b o . 7fl0.31118 ...:,NOURO • e:;~1 ::~too °' 1'::.:1221 ~~~-Wtt:''ten:: 1~=~~'. s.t ...... tct3_· __ · 7102, te()..4901 WIN A DIAMOND RING FOR YOUR VALENTINE Grand Prize Drane at J.C.~ Sat.. Feb. 12, 3:00 P.M. MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 1809 NEWPORT BLVD .. COSTA MESA SINCE 1946 ~ Send a Valentine mesuge to that epeclal per-eon In your Ille end become allglble to win • diamond ring In our grand prize drewlng. PHONE 548--3401 ~ .. ;. ~ )~· .. ,., ·., •.. ;.i :~~( •. . -::· ·.~ ;· .-~ ...... ·.· . ,• ... A Ju.r flll In the coupon below or call us at 642-5878 to display your greeting In the Deity Pltot'• Valentine Love Linea' leehn. For only $5 you mey c:noo.. an epp<oprlate lllustretlon to enltven your metNQe. ------·--------------------·-------------- Do It today -all ada must be In our office by Friday, February 11. Please publlah my Valentine mesaage as written below on Monday, February 14. (Write one word per space. 2 line minimum. Compute charge at end of line.) Extre llnea .,.. .50 eec:h lllu1tratlDn A 0 -.¥ ___ $1.00 ___ $1.60 . ___ $2.00 ___ S2.60 ___ $3,00 B 0 {Add $5.00) NAME~------_;;,_---~~-"--- AOORESS_.;.;..~----------'"'--...:.;. Ctty ___ .....;_-"'"""=----------- Zip __ ~----:--.-__...;.;._ ______ .__ Elan 05 Slllom Skla, 205 ::L:: $18,000. 645-12115 'll ••••w 75 ¥. ton, lumber reek. cm. 1200. Trallen Ttanl HM IWll 1111'/--· toot box. eux. tank, good 85().1821, Sam. ' -• .... 1141 Xlnt cond. new pelnt. cond. $2300. 831_.255 --------' *'11-11' ..-0* Cl1111c blcycle/motor new tire•. am/lm,1--------TY lterttll32 Cedar Lodge model, ca-blke/sc:ooter. Feb. 13, 11800/obo. 658-2253 Llaetla 1313 BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA bin etyte, ahlnQ6e root & 7am-tpm. 1731 Senti ·71 VW Squ1reb1ck, .. , U. t ... 1w Color TV. 2 yr wrn1y. beWned1100lll000lnQ, ~.1*1 • ::_:;1·4Coet• ~78 Meda work. rvna good $12.1195 1148. Free dellvery. new. • ). On w .. "9 $950 -._.__ Open SUn. 11st at Cr•tllne $72/mo. '64 T -Bird. Excel cond. 675-65113 uk tor Doug wwntM - TV John'• 64f.17M Jedi Van Noy, 642-07115 Good bodl 1nd lntr. a,..ts..,, M~ atereo cab 7• or night• 548-8823 11850. 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I.a,_, NI •1 MMIT eo. .... •nu =~b.l:.' .,..0111111r1,..., "JtmA• .... .,uOOlblt. ='1i::'W.~ ~ .f'Mt•1·1... 141-1• -· ....... .,..... ........... . ..... ,...n:== .. ,... ---~-r -,,.,...,,n. ,..,. n ,-ou "••• • W ·"*-·-"' """..., .. , "' ....,._.,....... srrnwe -=a-...-., ,,.. ... ..,_.,.. -· .., ....... .,. & .. "" ,_CllMW1U =·=:...""'""" i W..MI Oii ................. _. I ' . A MONTHLY MA~AZINE FOR THE ORANGE COAST 1 2 * Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coast/Wednesday, February 9, 1983 ® OF COllTEllTS Love An abstract concept that all too seldom finds expresfilon in everyday life. It can be as personal as m inward glance or as open as a warm embrace. But whatever its person.a, love is the noblest of human aspirations. This month's Current celebrates love in one of its finest traditions -couples. Focusing on the lives and loves of Orange Coast couples, Current examines how changing trends and lifestyles are altenng the way we look at love, marriage and family. V{ithin its page$ the reader will find timely stories on such topics as what happens when women earn more money than their husbands. the ins a.'ld outs of pre-nuptial agreements, and the problems and pleasures fJllci.ng older couples. Also included in Current is a specW Valentine Gift and Dining Guide, plus a pull-out Bridal eection for thoee contemplating marriage. You're going to Jove it. .. Bridal section ... . ........ ......... .. . ..... ... . . .......... ... . ... . .. . . .. . .. ... .. . . pages 9-12 Calendar ...................................................................... ········-· page 17 I>iarnond Valentines ............................................................. page 13 Elderly couples ........................................................................ page 5 Marriage contracts .....•.•..................•....................................... ~ 8 Through the Lena ·····························•··································· page 16 'l'wo-paycheck rnarr1ages ················-····································· ~ 4 Valentine's dining guide ............................................ page 14 & 15 Valentine's party .......... ·····················-·································· pese 14 There's an old Biblical story ... well, you know how it goes. It doesn't take 40 daya and 40 nights to figure out how important love is in our lives. Wouldn't it be wonderful if everyone got on the boat? Current's cover was designed by Daily Pilot. artist Diane Thomas. s~ ~ llditilll' ......................................... Jmim J'lclclellce S"p.:ial ~ wn ... ············································•4•······ lllD Pm Davis:;~Brown ... t .t' ' ... ·~" ~ .. I • I MICROWAYI OYIN SPECTACULAR! EVERY MODEL ON SALE NOW! HURRY ••• Limited To Stock On Hand . . RlllM/11, IE, lmOI/, l//ArlM - Ml AT: O#OE 111 A u1m111 ""*"' GENERAL ELECTRIC MAYTAG • Large 1.2 cu. ft . • SolW State Touch <:ontrol • 10 Power a.Yeh • 4 Memory Levett . • 1.4 cu. ft. Oven Capacity • Defrost • 25 Minute Timer Current -A Monthty Magazine for the Or~ Cout/Wedneeday, February 9, 1983 -3 This Valentine's Day, Don't Just TakeThem Flowers, Take Them to Hawaii. Now's your chance to take your sweetheart on that dream vacation to Hawaii. You'll be eligible to spend 5 days and 4 nights in tropical paradise, l?y just filling out the entry form , and depositing it at any store or restaurant in South Coast Plaza Village by Sunday, February 13th. The draWing will be held on Valentine's Day Monday, February 14th at 12:00 noon (contestant need not be present to win ). AccomodatJon.s provided by ~ The Westin Wailea Beach and ~ The Westin Ilikai Otr~-----~--------~ Telephone~-------------------------- , 4 -Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coaet/Wednelday, February 9, 1983 Marital reversal: Move over male provider By JIM POND __...,....... .... Kevin and Andrea were high school sweeth earts. They were married shortly a.her graduation and settled comfortably into a routinely American life. Kevin's job as a draftsman supplied the fami!Y income in the early years, while Andrea remained at home to care for the couple's newly-born daughter. As the child grew older, however, Andrea found she had more free time on her hands. She began taking courses at a community college and discovered she had a knack for selling. Eventually, her studies led to a degree and later to a well-paying sales position at a local firm. At first her aucce18 WU a we1oome boost to the family coffers. But as advancementa lilt#1d Andrea's aaJary above her husband's, marital tenaion also went through the roof. Andrea's income became a double-edged sword: As it pared down Kevin 's burden of re11ponsibil.ity, it also cut into his .l!'1e as provider and head of the family. H~r 111.rger paycheck made Kevin feel inferior and resentful. Even Andrea began to feel she had "married below her station" and was carrying more than her share of the family load. 7bey have been aeparat.ed for two months. Domestic pressures build as more women earn higher wages thaf1 theirhasbands than pcilitively. It never ocx:ian to ua that we can balance the ICOl'e on a poeittve ecale, we're always ~tine to protect our lnllecuritiea," Leviton says. "When the woman is making more money and the evidence ii that he's not as strong or ae good as she ii. that tends to intimidate the man, and, at times, tends to make the woman want to rub it in," he add.a. · Leviton cautions that most cues are not so "black and white." Nevertheless , when culturally-ingrained rolea are disrupted, defenae mechaniama go into action and often with strange, new twists. For example, 101De men will deny sex and play power games in the · " Balancing the ICOl"e negatively" bedroom to counter the often foste rs competition, and, • ''wage-earning miaht of Wives who according to Leviton, a healthy, make. more," USA Today reports. happy marriage has no need for Leviton agrees. competition. "Men wW pick up the bid babita of women in the same way that "The whole purpoee of marriage," women pick up the bad habits of he says, "is to e.rovide a safe, men. We kind of trade off. supportive environment. 'n\e man "lt'a like you have to find a way to ahou1d do that for the woman. The bal•!'M'e the 9COl'e. And I th.ink we're more apt to do it nepUvely rather ___ See __ P....;q::..e __ ll _______ _ • pec.1a oup es Bring In , a friend or loved one and get Into' shape faster and with less exertion on our Electronic Muscle Stlmulatlon equipment. People Mention tHs .ct. Good thrU Z-19-8J . ~ ( h ... ~ .... , -;...., ...... \·.'~-----:;. ..... ;._-:; - i -~ Older couples rediscover each other By JIM POND .,_..,...... ...... Hl!ltory repeats itself. The old adage never rang truer than when applied to the life cy cle of a marriage. When the kids are long gone, retirement looms and the "roles" that kept them both preoccupied fall away, the relationship between husband and wife comes full circle. They are, as in 'the dey9 of t))eir courting, con!ronted with each other as individuals. Therapists concur that this pr'OClf9 of reacquaintance can be difficult and troubling -even for people who have lived together for 30 or 40 years. And the oomensus is that it's probably harder on the man. Couples who have invested a lifetime in a marriage have nurtured a variety of rofes -parent, provider, housekeeper. counaelor, business professional. lover. And regardless of who usumed which roles, once the role• start to disintegrate the marrtaae is in danger of doing the same. "One of the big lmues for older couples revolves around lom," says Robert Wallis, a marriage coumelor in Tustin. "They lose a style_ ?f living. The man, who's been highly inwsted in a career, l08e9 that. And the woman loees a lifestyle in the aenae that her huaband's home all the time. An awful lot of adjustl..na baa to be done around that." Wallis is quick to add that his appraisal pertains to a paat generation which ls DDW cxnfronted with such situationa. He ...er1I that the current generation will find more women "highly lnv..ied" in careers, a development which should sl1nlflcantly impact marital relatlonahipe in all Mpecta. not tbe least of which will be the tranlition into retirement. Today's reu.rtna oouplel, however, are ln aeneraI the product of valuet that eaMl the man la the provider and the woman la the homemaker. She may have a job, but he hu the career. The upabot of this structure, accordln1 to Robert Solnlck, a cllnlcal llSYcho&opt and ,..ar.tokm' expert an Hewpon ~ 11 that trM tnnlidcft into retirement ta vMtly ~ -· ~ i) - S3 s.e ~~~~~~~~~·V9i~~~~fiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiim ~ - ~ - i) • To commemorate Lawr.:ncc Ross Galleries in Ncwpon Beach - The most comprehensive exhibit of PI CASSO ever assembled for a single gallery in California. Also. e.1u::ieptional works by Chagall. Miro. Dali, Luongo. and others. ./ February 4th through the 20th Mondays Fridays 10 am·9 pm Saturdays 10 ;1m·6 pm Sundays 12 noon-5 pm 131 Fashion Island. Newpon Beach. Cahfomaa 714n 60-0t51 ~ ~ --- ~ ~ ~ --- ~ • 6 -Current -A Mon1':'fY Magazine /Wednesday, February 9, 1983 Adaptability to change plays large role In latter years ""' , From Page 5 different for the man than it is for the woman. "Women, in many ways, are much better suited to retirement," Solnick says. "Women usually have invested their time in many activities, whereas men often have only their job and nothing to replace it when they retire." The consequences? Solnick says there's often a reversal of traditional rol~. with the man looking to the w6man for support and guidance about how to handle life without work. In many wa)'I he can become a nuisance to the woman. who .may have no intention of giving up her established activities in order to keep" him occupied. The man , having lost the all-engrossing activity of his life, often undergoes a period of grieving, as though he had lost a loved one, Wallis says. the diversionary things that weht on when t hey we re younger." Solnick says. He adds that one of the most fundamental ingredients in healthy older relationships is intimacy. "By that I don't necessarily mean sex. Intimacy means that you have a trusting relationship in whJch both parties are willing to be vulnerable and show each other their weaknesses.'' "Of course," he adds with a smile, "that's extremely important at every age." A SPECIAL SHOWING .. BALLOON-A-GRAMS BAUOON IOUOUETS FOR AU. OCCASaONS O~der Early for ·. Valentine's Da11 as low a U 0.00 BALLOON-IN-A-BOX Mailed Anywhere in the U.S. St4.95 l-::l Phone Orders 714-855-4727 ~ The key to overcoming depression and making the transition into retirement, Wallis says, is "being able to move your investment in an old style of Uving into a new style. Couples who have a common interest do much better. Whether it be golf or running around the country in a motor home, I lhink it can be very beneficial and a lot of fun, too." VALENTINE'S DAY HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY Therapists agree that adaptability is crucial during this phue of the couple'• relationship. Pat Powell. a lioemed therapist in Newport Beaeh, . relates the importance of penonal flexibility in assuring a amooth transition into a new lifestyle. "I don't believe that a penon can't change. That' a a myth," she aaya. "A penon can alter hia outlook.a to get a new perspective on life." Thia is espedally important for the retired man, she aaya, becaUle It will enable him to view hia retirement not • a 109. but aa an opportwllty to enjoy new experiences. Such an optimistic outlook can be translated into a vibrant new lifestyle. Retired couples. on the one hand, have loat much of the motivational force engendered by role-pla)'in8. On the other band, t hey alao have abed the . preoccupationt with peripheral i•u• that often plague younger relatlomhips. "At thil point in their lives. older couples can ...Uy be&ln to examine the{,. rela and without all FEBRUARY 11 THROUGH20, 1983 OPENING RECEPTION FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 7:00-9:00 P.M. MARJORIE PAMELA SP HOWARD NEWCOMB BOU LOE A . . PORCELAIN 3333 BRISTOL STREET COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA 92626 .. J p_:;--- Current -A Mon1hty Megu:tne for the Orange Cout/Wedneed.y. February 9, 1983 -7 7erde 6enter 2701 Harbor Blvd. ·(Harbor and Adams) Costa Mesa, CA ~ Albertson's• Bank of America• Bilbo Baggins •Coco's• Dolp.hfn Hair Fashions • Edwards Cinema Center • Fash 'N' Splash Hamburger Hamlet• Ice Capades Chalet• Mamselle Beauty Supply• Mesa Verde Florist• Mesa Verde Travel• Mione's Restaurant • Music Market • Photography by Jeffrey • Piecemakers • Reuben 5 Restaurant • Southern California ·optical •Spa Lady• Swensens Ice Cream• Upper Cuts - 8 -Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coast/Wednesday, February 9. 1983 \ Marriage Contracts Mefol'lO 5poft . 'The ActtYe Look fcf School ... soft.1ib'Oble ~'WM In hm and~ CJll9 WT. co4IOn In "'9Clt colOll. ~~(; Do they signal the beginning of the end? Or are the y the cem~nt that binds a relationship? By Janine Fiddelke W hen the phrase "prenuptial agr eemen t" is b rough t up i n conversation one scenario usually comes to rrund. An older wealthy J'1MV1• wants to make sure his new, usuaJJy younger, wife is marrying him for himself and not his money. T he pre nuptial agreem e nt, however, ls not just the prerogative of the very rich. It's also becoming a facet of middle-ct.. marriages, even thOM made in the rosy bloom of youth. PrenupUal agreements are legal, al~ contracts of the partners' right.a 10 continue to own certain · l)rQperties, goods or monies durin« ihe-marriage and later in aue o1 •paraUon or death. The prenuptial agreement ls • tradition that is aa old as feudal England. There, it w• the pan!Dt who decided the terms, and le1dom the young couple. The French able> have a law that distinguishes between .eparate and marital property. I n the United States. it w.. UIU&lly the wait.by who signed theee agreements, either to proted Inheritances or, on their second pd later iparrlages, to protect -.. family interest and money for &heir children. Today, Al ·~ remain an,.le for a IOftllt" .ume and accumulate separate properties, the n eed for prenuptial agreements is becoming more and more prevalent. According to Robert A. Garretson, a Costa Mesa a ttorney who secializes in civil law, this need has not transla ted it.self into a surge of young couples rushing out to sign prenuptial agreements. The prenuptial agreement. has had a stigma of distrust that is just now beginning to be erased. Many people a re afraid t h at to d isclose expectations and sign a oon~ will turn a romantic relationship into a bUSiness one. Still others feel that it is an agreement that anticipates the dissolution of the marriage. Garret.on said that tt is these fears th-' keep people from making a ~ntract. Perhaps the very l*Jflr thtit need them the most. · '"I ~ it ls always a good idea to have a cWr eqntractual relationship. The clearer the relationship the better thin8t are," said Garretson. "A prenup1lal agreement is not made in anticipation of divorce but in contemplatio n of a s table rda1ionlbfp." . The noti91t tbat prenuptial agpei•m ~divorce can not be f.artbei-.6-·~ tnath. In most states, Caii~ lnchaded, you c:llDftOl t1Qiitnd ID eta.Olm a spouse. O As q regtstered hotel guest. unWntted tennts on J2 courts. QA~rport pickup and return 56 FASHION ISLANO · ~BEACH • (7"4} 644-7030 -. .... ----Current -·=o·.::::;:nt::;::hl;::y :;:::;M;::;ag:::;azl=ne=-fo=r t=he;;;-0-r-ange-Co=as=t/=W=::;;;ii;nesdlh;.-=~=y--, F ... eb,...,:it;;;:.-.9..,, 1::::::a983~-9 --.-.1.._l I AN ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE DAILY PILOT Wednesday, February 9 ·' · ·How to be the love/lest bride of all. Let the experts show you how . . The ABC's of selecting your diamond ring. Cut, color, clarity and carat. · The ~rfect shower ~nd wedding gifts. Make them practical. ----~-----..... -~--------·---. , a w c::ww 10 -Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Cout/Wedneeday, February 9, 1983 Tivoli Terrace Restaurant ON FESTIVAL OF ARTS GROUNDS July 9 -Aug. 28th TIVOLI TERRACE · In Lal-!una Beach Lovely hill,idc 'cuing on the T crrace of I he world-renowned Fc,tivul of Arh 650 Laguna Canyon Rd. 714/494-9650 THE HACIENDA In Santa Ana Nostalgic early Califomaa courtyard selling 1725 College Ave. 7 14/558~ 1304 HAVE KITCHEN -WILL TRAVEL ENTERPRISES a TOTAL CA Tt'lUNG OONCEPT JUNE a: TERRY NEP'llJNE ~~ Nter Sbc Dill Olol5 Lord \VH E-.on Atone Pt.rr. Cordtn ~ St. l.olftnf darrell's tux shops Beauty experts give hints on h~w to be beautiful bride Your wedding day: you've been dreaming about it since you were a little kid. Reme mber h ow you coaxed your little brother into playing groom while you dressed up in your mother's finery and played bride? You probably spent some time at )'OUr mother's dressing table, too, puttering with her makeup -and ended up looking like one of Ringling Brothers' more adorable clowns. lt was a wonderful fantasy. Well, you're all grown up now - can you believe it? -and the fantasy is a reality. You're about to walk down the aisle for real -,not with your little brother, b~t with the man you love. However , ac:cordlng to Russell n.do, Revlon's beauty director, if }'OU aren't careful, you could get ....ned atill looking the way you did when you were playing grown-up All eyes will be riveted on you - Yet. if you're like most brides, you haven't given a thought to your make-up. Stop and think about it now. Don't ;..st take five minutes to th.row an a bit of color before you march down that aisle. You could ruin the whole effect of a moment you've waited foe an your life. ltutead, aaya Ruuell Declo. choose your bridal make-up as carefully as your flowen, and eet llllide the timli to apply it propsly. "First and b~llOlt." aid Dido, "do nothina out of the ordinary. U your huaband isn't going to look at Racque l Welch every day, he shouldn't .ee her at his weddinc· It's Important that you look natural - whatever that magic word meana to you." According to Pado there are two ~ings the bride can do without, especially lf you are wearing a veil, one is eyeliner and the other Is Iota and lots of maecara. Take time wtth the mascara, 11eparating each luh. The eyes should be very visible. Remember. anythina light atanda out; anything dark riceaes. Your eye should go from the dark laah to a light lid, then darker ln the creMe and light below the brow. Don't over-pencil the brow, leave it lK>ft. "Whatever you do," aid Dado, "don't use white or any high frost eye color. They don't photograph well. Go into beiges and pink• lna~. Be au.re to blend everything with a cotton swab., that there are no definite lines of colOC'." Dado went on to sa that the Geris~lt blu!'h you use should give you definition. You want to raiae ·those cheekbones as hlgh as possible, so be sure to apply the blush a bit below the bone. Your lips should really ~lne. Dado likes to see a lot of lip gloss, but not ln too deep or intense a color. "The face should be in balance," Dado said, "not top or bottom heavy." Don't forget your crowning glory. Hair should be simply stylea and controlled. Use a conditioning shampoo followed with a good conditioner. Don't experiment too much. Wear a style that you know looks good and adapt it to go with your veil and headpiece. Dado has these last words of advice: "Make a personal cheddi.at at least a week before the wedding. Nails should be manicured, broww should be tweezed a few days ahead to avoid possible redness. Hair should be colored or trimmed if it needa it, several days in advance. Try out your make-up then, too. Finally ~ and most impoctant -do \he best you can and then forget it. Just relax and enjoy your day." Albert Fomay, creative director of Polished Ambers, the country'• leading cosmetic Une for black women, aareea to a tarp extent with Dado's make-up advice, especially in regard to aabtlety and simplicity. He a.l9o has 90l'ile specific suaestiona for black brides. ''You're lucky," he explained, ''because you can take edvantage of the newer, more vibrant colors available in today's make-up." Fomay recomroenda, depending on your akin tone: a 90{t, earthy, natural color on the cheek& and Ups, and IOl'llething a bit more daring on t.Qe eyes. ''Take advantace of the new roses and blues, like teal. Overall, I suggest the sandy. mauve colors for Ught ID medium skin tones -and plummy. earth tones for mediwn ·to dark akin." He elaboraies a bit on the overall picture. ••u you're wearing a veil, your Ups and eyes sboutd stand out, yeur cheek.a ahould be ~ subtle. Bladt akin, as well as white, can be coal'9ened and cheapened by the wrong colors. Blend in& ia very i mportant -nothin1 a hould be glaring or obvious," he Mid. On Olis impcttant day ll ls • good idM to leek expert ldvioe not only for make-up,_ but for all the details of ~. • offers yoy a BUDGET PROGRAM for your wedding photography. (714) 64'·0278 • 1995 Irvine A venue · Costa Mesa 9._2627 I 1 • Current -A Monthty M9gazlne for the Orange Cout/Wtdnetday, February 9, 1983 -11 ABC's of selecting a fine engagement ring On your first date, you might have felt slightly awkward, but by the second you were laughing and holding hands. Soon you began feeling more and more comfort.able with each other unt1J a special mtlmaCy had grown between you and 1t seemed natural that you would be married. As wonderful as those days of new l o ve a nd planning a life togeth er are, says the Jewe lry Industry C.Ouncil. don't-be in such a daze that you make the wrong decision when buying a dfamond. Because diamonds vary in quality, you should purchase yours from a reputable jeweler who can offer expert advice. But, it is equally essential that you know the "four C's" as they are re ferred to by jewelers. Cut. color, clarity and carat weight will help you judge the quaiity of the gem that is to be with' :you for a liletime. Cut refers both to the shape of the diamond -be it the popular, round brillian t, the rectangular emerald, pear, heart, oval, or boat-shaped marquise -and to the skilJ and precision of the cutting. Color is thought by some to be the most important determinant of diamond value. The ideal diamond is crystal clear as a raindrop. But, such st.ones are rare. Most are tinged with yellow or brown. And, while this might detract from the diamond's value, it usually doesn't diminish the st.one's spectacular sparkle. / Clarity refers to the diamond's internal quality. A flawless diamond shows no "inclusions" viewed under ten power magnification. Ninety-nine per cent of diamonds over half a carat have some flaws. They range from a tiny white spot to dark carbon spot.s. nicks. cracks or cloudy areas. Carat, of course, is the measure of the weight of the diamond. A carat equals l /142nd of an ounce, or two hundred milligrams. . Each carat is divided into 100 points, thus a 1h carat diamond weighs 50 points. The wont "carat" comes from the carob ·aeed which was so uniform in weigh t that It was used to weigh diamonds. Make shower gifts practical For the estimated 278,000 couples who will wed this June. bridal showers can combine practicality with romanticism, says Katherine Orr, who deals with romance in books. "The best pa rt of my job is keeping up to date on romance," says Ms. Orr, consumer relations director for Harlequin Books, a publisher of romance fiction. "And one of the nicest new twists on an old tradition is the theme bridal shower. "We've come a long way since the days of the kitchen shower, when the bride received pots, pans, and measuring spoons. Now, showers can really reflect the interests of the couple being married," she adds, offering these tips: -Make a n y strower more romanti c by making it m o r e p ers o nal K eep in mind the personality and lifestyle of the bride and consider the groom, too, when choosing gifts. -An old standby, the ordinary kitchen shower, can be enlive ned with a "the m e" -a couple Interested in haute cuisine will appreciate a gourmet shower. Gifts could include appliances -pasta make r. espreaao machine, spices or coffee grinder -and gourmet or regional cookbooks. -Wine lovers? A shower with a bacchanalian theme would be a ~h. Gift registry makes selectlon easier The Bridal Gift Registry is returning as a popular service among soon-to-be-marrieds. Brides and grooms are registe ring gift. prefe rences a t their favorite department or specialty store. This e nables gift-givers to purchase that perfect gift w ith confidence -knowing they've chosen just ihe right thing. IC you're shopping for a wedding gift, be sure to check with the store's gift registry and have the registrar assist you in your gift 1election. He or she will familiarize you with the couple's choice of patterns and will have a list of those items already purchased by other guest.a. WEOOtNGS · PROMS FORMALS SEtl FORMALS ~ M44' S'4Jlu ,, ... a.~ PALM BEACH • LORO WEST AFTER 5'X TUXEDOS FOR MEN & WOMEN Wedding Con5Utants 25 Years Experience FASHION f'OR LESS . A TBAOJTION srNCE 1930 The Pottery Shack offers a complete bridal registry. Dinnerware fo r elegant to casual dining. All tabletop accessories. cookware. glassware, fla tware. furniture and much more. LOOK FOR ADS ON OUR BRIDAL F AJR, APRIL 10, 1983 10 to 20% OFF ALL NORITAKE MIKASA FRITZ & FLOYD OANSK FRANCISCAN MANY MORE UADAGIO" by NORITAKE "Pottery Showplaee of &be Paeilie Coaaa" Mall Order e PIMiile Order Brldal Retlttry • Clft Wrap •We ~Ip To All Statee . . . - ' I ._ l 12 -Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coast/Wednesday, February 9, 1983 An affair I OE NB'S to ·remember . ,, . . The side swe pt taffe ta dress softly rustles at every step ... A slight breeze whsipers through the poly sheer sleeves and yoke. As you stretch out your hand to his, the heavily beaded medallions glisten in the ~un ... He smiles, you feel a warm glow as only you both know. Gene's, where Charmante snakes the difference. Gene's, soon to be Marsi's where your dreams begin today. Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coast/Wednesday, February 9, 1983 -13 LOVE AND TRADITION -Words commonly associated with romance are back, and in a big way. Naturally, diamond rings are a big part. Gift for a love that's one In a mllllon: a diamond ring Young lovers ant'1c1pate Valentine's Day with romantic excitement Cards. candy. flowers and perfume bespeak lasting love and happiness o n this lovers' holiday. What began in ancient Rome as a festive celebration an honor o f impassioned hearts, has continued throughout history as the time to presen t the object of your affection w ith a token of devotion. The mood of the holiday makes it one of the most popular times of the year for engagements After all, what symb olizes love and everlasting commitment better than a diam ond l'ngagement nng? Diamonds are the traditional symbol of engagement. The tradition bci;can in 1477. whe n Archduke ;Ma ximilian of Austria presented f.1ary of Burgundy with a diamond rang to signHy his commitment of love and devotion. In addition to the alliance of their two royal families. Today, most brides-to-be receive their diamond engagement ring on this special occasion. According 'to recent stat istics from a National Family Opinion Survey conducted on behalf of De.Beers CollllOlidated mines, 76 percent of first-time brides acquire a diamond engagement ring. THE BEST WORKOUT JUST BETTER. Save $200 on memberships! Now's the time to bend and stretch your way to a great shape. For a llmlfed time. we're offering a Thors Some Body six month membership for only $250 (19gulor price Is $450). 1 RI ha d Ow • tt ._ You'll be wortclng out with Orange c ~ ue a Mh County's tlpestfltnesa Instructors. Instructors who'll give you the beat aerobics and ltlelchlng wortcouts you'll ever hove. And when you sign up, we'll lnfl'Oduce you to our exclualve bodyweor bouttqu. wltt) a fTee Thora Some Body aweotlhlrf, ovdlloble In on array of fUn colotl. So come In. sign up and wrt~tng out today. Houf'&: Mon.-Thura. 7:30 a.m .... p.m. Fri. 7:30 a.m.· 7 p.tn .• SOf. 9 o.m.-s p.m. OUSEOf T he good for you, fun to munch taste tTeats. And at House of Almonds we have every variety i~ginable, even no salt/no sugar. All ready to make a Valentine your true love will cherish. Not just a etandard box of candy, but truly a unique and per1onalized sift from the hurt. Chooae from wick.er butt.a, colorful dec- orator tins or traditional bean boxes. Then fill it with your love's true love. And, when you buy a Valentine sift of $9.95 or more, we'll give you a dollar off on a pound of our fca.turcd almondt for youl'IClf. So, abow your heart'• in the riaht place, visit House of Almondt. .. ' t I I I ~ t I • . .... --------------------------......-14 -Current -A Monthly Magazine tor the Orange Cout/Wedneeday, February 9, 1983 CUPID'S TOUCH -This heart-shaped chicken vegetable mold will brighten friends' spirits as well as their taste buds at a traditional Valentine making party. ~GADS A Valentlne making party to chHe away the winter A message of the zucchini squash , holiday warmth finds ~ cup chopped excellent expression this onion year with a s pecial ~ cup choppe d culinary delighL pitted ripe olives C upid 's Chicken 4 slices b acon, Vegetable Mold is an cooked and crumbled exoellent snack that will 1 medium clove keep spirits high and garlic, minced appetites under control. ~ teaspoon basil For added fun, make leaves, crushed t h i a s p r e a d i n a generous daab bot heart-shaped mold and pepper sauce garnish with feathery green onions ecalllon brushes. Serve In saucepan, sprinkle with crackers or thin gelatin over cold water ; slices of rye bread. to soften. Place over low CUPID'S CHICKEN heat, stirring until VEGETABLE MOLD gelatin is dileolved, add 2 e n v e 1 o p e s cocktail vegetable juice. unflavored gelatin Grad u a 11 y b 1 end ~ cup cold water mayonnaise into cream 1 1 2 • o u n c e ca n cheese until smooth; add cocktail vegetable juice j u i c e m i x tu re a n d 1 cup mayonnaise remaining ingredients. 1 package (8 ounces) Pour into six-cup mold. cream cheese, softened Chill four howrs or 2 cans (5 ounces until firm. Garnish with each ) mixing-style green onions. chicken Serve with crackers. 1 cup c h o pp e d Makes about five cups. Egads Saloon and Restaurant at the Newport Pier. is celebrating Valentine's Day in style with a Champagne Sweetheart Dinner reaturlng your choice ot tender prime rib or Alaskan King Crab Legs for S25.00 per couple. The entree includes soup or salad, beverage. dessert and complimentary champagne. Reservations are requested. Don't miss the live band performing In Egads Saloon Wednesday through Saturday HEARTS GALORE -The mood is festive as, from left, Kristen Guilliams, sister Kara Guil.li.ama and friend Erin Strom show off their Deely Boobe.rs for Valentine's Day. , night and Sonday afternoon. Call for Information about upcoming special events 6 7 S-9900. AJRPORTER ... Known for Its Intimate dining atmosphere the Mediterr~an Room serves dinner nightly from 5:30 and St.nday champagne brunch from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. live entertainment and danc.lng ts featured In the Cabaret Lounge nightly. Banquet rooms are avallalt* tor private parties and wedding receptions up to 600. For more Information call 833-2770. Treat your sweetheart to the c..Airporter qnn Wotel ·~· Sti,e 'll love-you for it! Pri•• Rllt Dl111r 'I.II '-.: Con ... 11entsy C'1imP11111 On Al Dlnriirs ...... •1111 ... .......... Sunday ChlMplCl1t Br-" 10:00 to 3:00 DIMer .... Fri. & Sit. S:»U:OO ~ S:J0.10:00 For Reservations Call 833-2770 Entertainment Nightly In The Cabaret lounge Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Cout/Wedneiday, February 9, 1G83 -15 MCCORMICK$ LANDING M cCormicks landing has become well known in the last two years as possibly the most versatile restaurant and night club In the area - from rock n· roll to romantics. The entertaln~nt Is always top quality and you can ~ sure of an exciting evening. Reservations are now being taken for Valentine's Day and the preceding ~ekend so call early tor a romantic corner table or an intimate booth. "The Goods" will get you dancing alter dinner and you can relax in between sets with dessert and Espresso in our upstairs lounge. For those with wedding plans please ask about our free wedding tacilltles and nexlble arrangements. We wlll be showing the hit romantic comedy .. Arthur .. on our movie screen on Sunday at 7 p.m. Call for dinner reservations 546-9880. l'tGBARN Ranch style steaks. ribs. pasta, chicken. seafood. omelettes. quiche, tostadas. enchiladas and Texas style chili ate on the menu for you romanticists who love a large variety. The Barn Is known for its chuck wagon salad bar and its 40 toot cocktail bar as well as their extra thick choice steaks selected from Eastem grain ted beet. Sunday champagne buffet brunch Is from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and dinner is served nightly. live entertainment and dancing is featured 6 nights a week. Banquet and private party facilities are also available. CRAZY HORS• STl!AKHOUSIE Country/western music IC?vers can enjoy Valentine's Day with a prime rib dinner for S8.95 that Includes complimentary champa~. The regular menu will also ~ served. In the saloon ~ver~s called "Cupids Bubble Berry Delights" {champagne and strawberry surprlsesJ wlll ~ ottered for 99 cents. There is no cover char~ and Katie Phillips will ~ featured tor your dancing and entertainment pleasure. Reservations call 549-1s1 . _,.. ,, ,,,.,..., " , . , -_, .. ~, .,/ -~ ... .-'I t Saloon & Restaurant At The Newport Aer YllellthM't . ., ,, F ... 14, 1111 ¥ Champagne Swe~theart Dinner 'I. $25.00 ~r couple pg tax & gretulty * reservations requested -call for detallsl In the ·Bar. St. Valentine's Day Massacres $1 .00 · All red & pink cooktaHa $1.00 HAPPY HOUR 4-7 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 2100 W. Oceanfront, Newj>ort Beach, 675-9900 I LUNCH • DINNER SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BUFFET BRUNCH Entertainment & Dancing Banquet & SmaH Party Rooms A vs/fable VALENTINE CONTEST -A romantic Sunset Champagne c.n.d8e is the prize for lucky lovers in a Valentine's Weekend en offered by The WarehoU9e Restaurant in Newport Beach. ha special arrangement with the Newport Sailing Club & Academy, e Warehouse will create a romantic "Sumet Champagne Cruillle" for four, with champagne and gourmet hon d'oeuvres catered on board the yacht ~y master chef Charle. Kalagian. Visitors to The Warehouse Restaurant can register for the drawing from Friday, February 11 through Valentine's Day, Monday, February 14. Pictured above, preparing detail.a for the crui8e promotion. are (left-to-right) Nancy Walker of Newport Sai.U.ng Club & Academy, assistant manaaer Doug Dietz and Lou Ann La Porte of The Warehouse and Ian Bruce of Newport Sailing Club & Academy. f ., ' • • • 16 -Current -:;-A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coat/Wednesday, February 9, 1983 The Fines in Wedding . tnVifatirins Nowt 20 °/0 .off I -Choose The Best for Your Wedding From A Wide, Assorbllent of Sample Books t AR GEST SELECTI ON ' Bridal, Showers • Weddings ... . • Receptions · Also Decorations and Accessories to make your wedding remembered. Improve your photography by looking at photos crltlcally By BOLT CONFER c.,.., ............ Being able to show completely acceptable results from any type of phot.ography usually means a lot of things have to work together - your experience, timing, luck, equipment. subjects and lighting. What yotl might consider acceptable might be unacceptable to an editor or corpocat.e client. But it's a matter of degree. I certainly wouldn't suggest you rummage through your pictures imd di8card all thoee that don't look aa though they would qualify for Time or ?if aticnal Geographic. But if you intend to grow as a photographer, you've got to begin looking at what you ao photographically with a very critical eye. fu 8ll faimell., when you look for criticism. you shouldn't consult r!!latives -they're likely to be gentle instead of helpfully critical. Good constructive criticism ls really quite difficult to obtain. But without it, chances are you'll continue to make the aame errors over and ~ again. So, if you want to improve your photography, you've 1ot to work with 80lne0De who LI qualified to make objective judgments about your wol'k. C.O.respoodence ICboola teach pboto1raphy. There are photographic seminars and wockshops -but unle9a you can get your abota criticized comtntettvely, . nope of the ~ will really IDl!.n a ·gnatdeal. And~U all the ~ p1a(eeaional trainiJW la beyond '1CN.r ·means or just wouldn't flt into the time you care to aUol to pbotqp-apby, don't overlook the pciuibillty of being 9elf-taucht. 1.'ben are 80IDe pretty good bOob OD 1JM1c pbotog,.phy, and if you're wlllina to sit down and reed them. chances are you'll notice ~ time a measurable increue in the overall quality of your work. When your photographs don't tum out the way you expect them to, spend a moment .or two in 9elf- critidlm and try to determine wh each plcture does or doesn't look right. Maybe the depth of field isn't what it s)>ould be. Maybe there's been camera movement (a very oommoo cauae of blurred pictures). Maybe the exposure was i.ncofTf!C't. Perhape you didn't pay enough attention to the background and the hori7.on runs uphill or the vertical lines of the buildings weren't parallel to the sides of the picture. What rm groping to point out la that f!Very ti.iDe-a shot doesn't tum out properly, there is a Jogical reuon why. And each time you're able to identify one of the reuons, chances are you'll think about it when a similar photographic situation pcuea1a il8elf in the future. • So little by little, you'll find younelf making cocrections that will have a positive influence on the quality of your pbototJraphy. We W~JJing~ Something Special 2983 H.rt>or Blvd •• C.M. 54Q-31JS 2275 Newport Blvd., C.M. 645-0 246 We custom-design .. floral arrange-1 menu to suit your~lng styte. You can cnoose beautltul fresh now.rs for your special cay. MONTH'S WARMTH -What better way to round off a day than with Vandennint Fondue and Dutch Coffee. It's a perfect warm-up recioe. For the two of you- Feb. 12 & II In Ce>n'WMnd of the Children 7 p.nt. S.U AN Colege Phillps ..... Tiie GllA n 11 s 11 J ....... Cnnafofd ...... UCJ Current -A Monthty Magaz.lne fOf the Or.nge Cout/Wedneed8V, February 9, 1083 -17 Dutch fondue takes "br" out of February Warm up the party with fondue and Vandermint Dutch Coffee. You don't have to be a skier to qualify for this end-of-trail treat. It's the ski set that launched the popular duo, and made it a coast-to-<x>ast favorite. VANDERMINT FONDUE 6 ounces semi-sweet chocolate morsels 'A cup Vandennint 1 cup sour cream As so rted fruits (canned Cruits should be well-drained and fresh fruits should be washed and chilled). A ssor t ed ca kes (pound cake, fruitcake, nutcake or an y· other firm textured cake) cut into 1 ~-inch aqua.res. Co mbine the semi-sweet ch ocolate, Vandermint and sour cream in a saucepan or fondue pot. Over very low heat, cook until the chocolate is melted . Stir occasionally to blend the c hocolate with other ingredients. Serves 6. VANDERMINT DUTCH COFFEE Pour 1 ~ ounces Vandermint into a heat-proof mug. Add hot coffee. Top w ith whipped cream. For truly spirited Dutch Coffee, serve it in blue and white ceramic mugs. Thurs., Fri., & S•t. throuah Feb. 18 "A Far Country" by Henry Denker Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse O.C. Fairgrounds 8:30 p.m. Reservations (714) 754-5 I 59 through F·eb. 20 National Watercok>r Society Exhibition Ugutia Beach Museum /, of Art I 1 :30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. / (714) 494-6531 Feb. 24 a 25 AudftJons tor Nell Simon's "Calfom&a SuJte" 6:30 p.m. s.nta Ana Colege ~ Hiii 667-ll 1 $- ·p-.27 Hearts of Gold Any sweetheart will ~.unlike flowers or be just a little sweeter candy, hearts of real gold when be OI' ahe receives can be enjoyed for a a h ea rt of go 1 d on lifetime. They're a clasmc VaJentine's Day. Cupid accessory that's always himself couldn't ask for a in fashion, a favorite at more ideal gift. any age. ~~~ G-eaive Jewelers, Inc: C"M.,..,,• ~ ._. & Gk J'.~.r W.WU. .... E•11mc•tRt.p 0..iipt• S I I f ft) I• y ..... DIAMON08 P£AAt.8 GEMSTONE.8 • - I . I - 18 -Current -A Monthly MagazJne for the Orange Coast/Wednesday, February 9, 1983 ,· Choose Something Special ' FOR YOUR VALENTINE FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SALE (all merchAndise 503 off or more) f'<'aturing: • Frank lee •Sir Jame • Coco • Ru ... ., • Addr' II • /,11/i Diamond • S1~eater ... ,Py Ade ... • Countn Miss • S11rn'alty Imports }t•"elry and morr' Something Special feminine fashions 2.50 E. I -;'th , Costa Me~a • 6.JS-5 711 ~ r •prnalizr in Fashion for 1 hP ma"' fif(urr (SIV~ -l thru 18) Romance • tn Wfuther wilh a Jingle L/oom, or an ./a/x,rale Lou'luef, f lowu6 ran caplure 'lour VatnUn e6 hear/. :Jor a6 lilft aJ 115 00 ( fM ddmry) IJOUr Jelulion can Le delivered lo ~ome or o//;ce. f<emem/,.,. 'lour Va/.11/;ne /h;J :J,L,.,,a,.'I 14/h wil' /he teaul'I o/ //ow11r6 . OPEN : Mon-Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Open Sunday Feb. 13th 963-0139 WE DELIVER ate l'lower E3 MID. . ~ Wife's higher earnings often upsets marital equilibrium From Page 4 woman should do that tor the man. "You might de1eribe your aa.fe environment differently, but everybody wants a safe environment, a place where they can be themselves. U you're doing that, why would you want to compete with your spouse?'' Competition, however, represents only one possible cause for marital problems when the wife makes more money than her husband. A less tangible cause lies in unsound peycholo~cal inferences. Leviton illustrates this tendency by alluding to a psychologist who once said that people tend to make sane sentences followed by insane sentences. "Here's the san~ sentence: 'My wife makes $10,000 a year more than I do.' That's a sane sentence, right?" Leviton says," 'Therefore, I'm not a man. I'll never be able to please her. She's going to get tired and leave me for an executive who makes $50,000 more than she does.' Thoee are the insane sentences. They may happen. They may not happen. But we've programmed in that o ne automatically leads to the other. No, it doesn't." In the er a of angst, it goes without saying that strea will put more than its share of pressure on marriage. And c~e of any kind causes stl'e9. II KeVln had married Andrea after she had become a IUCCe9lful saleswoman, the fact that ahe makes more money than be might not have been disruptina. Chanae upeets the equilibrium and cau.. stre11. "Love for othen,'' Leviton 18}'$. "has to come out of a healthy eelf love. Too many people go into marriage leaning on each other. thinking that the coupling will strengthen them." When the latter happens, it aets the stage for trouble down the road. II either partner matures into a more self-sufficient individual, he may no longer need the other to provide whatever it was he W!J.S lacking to 1 begin wit h -and finacncial disparities may serve only as the focus of that diacontent. If c hange -upsetting the equilibrium -is the primary cause for 1ension resulting from wives making more money, and much of t he evidence confirms it, then Leviton offers some hope for the future. "People are waiting longer to get married for the first time," Leviton says. "And because they're doing that they have better educations, they have more money. they have better jobs, they're more mature and they're more settled into a career so they're more apt to keep it." COMFORT & WARMTH FOR YOUR VALENTINE BULKY KNIT SWEATER Sl'Y!a from $32 to $46 • MANY OTHER ~ SWEA TEA STYLES ~ f'rom$14 l!.\ T Current -A Monthly Magazine for the Orange Coast/Wednesday, February 9, 1983 * 19 Marriage contracts can help couples From Page 8 Neither can you contract t.o commit adultery nor dissolve a marriage which would make the s pouse a public charge or responsibility of the state. In fact , any agr eement that involves the division of chores or the habits, customs. life styles and other nonmateria.l variables probably will not be recognized by a court, no matter how formally and earnestly it is drawn up. "In some respects the prenuptial agreement as like a will," said Garretson. "You always mean t.o do it but for some reason you never find the time." Drawing up a prenuptial agreement is a legal process. The statutory authority for a prenuptial agreement is found in California Civil Code Sections 5133 through 5135 and lists certain procedures th.at must be (ollowed. A prenuptial agreement must be written. The agreement must be acknowledged by both parties and it must be recorded in ~ery country where there is any real property affected by it. . Garretson suggests that both parties have independent counsel from an a;omey before execu1ing • such an agreement. The agreement must be fair to both parties and it should contain provisions concerning the rights and obligations of the parties with respect to a.eta owned by each party at the time they enter into the relationship. Other matte r s that can be considered are earrung,, acquisition o f property, use of a party's s ur n ame, effect of subsequen t marriage, right to support, provisions for c hildre n and enforcement of the agreement. Prenuptial agreement• can be rendered null and void du.rln& an ongoing marriage. They can also be held up in divorce court as a legal document. Knowing what will and will not hold up in court is sometimes difficult. Nothing, not even legal contracts, are certain. Judges who preside over divorces have their own biases, and some prenuptial agreements can be contested. Courts do not like to rewrite oontracta, but lf one party f eels the agreement la now unreasonable, the judge will look carefully at the contract. An overview of recent court cues- pointa to aeveral kinds of prenuptial contracta that have not held up in court in the put. One kind of marriage contract that a court w ould find impoalble to enforce is the document, so popular in the 1970s, in which a couple divided up how.ehold tuka. c.ourt. are unwlllin1 to interfere in an oneotna maniage, Most )adtea dan't comider it theif duty to 1nsilt that someone make good on a proml8e to take out the garbap every Tuaday nJcht. Another type of marriap oontnct that cannof be enforced II one ln which one partner promilea the other to refri1n from cenain llCtionl or do IOIDethina &bat II CON6dencl Wepl oc .p1nlt what lawywt call "the belt .oa.J policy of \he ...... Some•• llill haw laWI ._uwt adultery oli their boob, and a promiM to condon• or lpon an llle•al act 1ucb ai thl1 would While contract is legal document, its content is open tor judicial scrutiny invalidate the contract. Courts generally regard marital fidelity as desirable "social policy," and anyone who disregards this attitude probably is m legal trouble. Contracts in which partners agree on a childless marriage can also be considered anvalad. Population control experts not~tf.standing. the legal system still regards the bearing and bringing up of children aa good ·•soda) policy " A contract that promises to refrain fromdropagating the race probably wouJ be considered invalid from the start. IMrAANA .............. n• ...... <a._.I 751-4778 M ost lawyers, includ ing Garretson , regard a thorough dilcussion of money matters before marriage as an excellent form of preventive Jaw, with or without a carefully worked-out prenuptial agreement. In {act, according to statistics lack of agreement about money is one of the most frequent causes of marital probl ems. Th e prenuptial agreement, entered into when trust and expectations are high, can be a co nvenant of romance and commitment that may help to save a faltering relationship. · .. - ,, - , 20 -Current -A ~onlhty Mmgazlne for the Orange Cout/Wedneeday, February 9, 1983 You get more value plus low warehouse prices on fine contempo~rv fUmlture! Shop & compare! You'll IOYe !NI beauttfUf parquet pattern tnat graces thts tabte desJQnl Avaltabte In coffee, end and comer table modelS tn teak or rosewood. Teat RallWoocl ~m.Yt ..... $219v.tl. •159 $309vat. •219 Enc:Jtable $ 89 •109 71x17X18 ........... $125 v.tl. $1551131. =.~H ...... $1ss va1.S109 $1951131.$139 SWecllSll White LacQUer Wall System .... ., .. .,_ .................. ,.., ... ::.=.:."'~~:.T.:~'~:'.'.'.:; Record CIMder set, narrow untt. $43 vat ....•. 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Leu than 25 percent of the approximately 200 /lecea of auapect jewelry an pottery turned In by county residents In recent weeks registered amounta of radiation above normal levels, said Robert Merryman, director of the county's environmental health division. The jewelry and pottery comet frum Taiwan and IJI painted wllh ~namel that con tains tnce amountl of uranium. Th objeeta usually are bcl&tt or ruat In color, Merryman said. A person mlaht 1uffer some skin burna at the very wortt, If exposed to the radioactivity, county Public Health Phyalclat James Hartranft aald. He aaid that for akin bums to occur, a person would have to wear a radioactive article cJoee to the skin for an ext.ended r.rlod of time. The radiation a not capable of penetrating the akin, Hartranft said. Among the clol1onne Items brought ln for telling have been (See 'GLOWING.' Pa1e A%) Bonnie Randall grateful By ROBERT BARKER o<-.~,._. • ..., Someone slipped lnto Boftnle Randall'• car on a rainy momlna wt week and 1tol h r purte whU ah ruthed her dau1ht.er Nlcole, 7, into a church achool. Today, the feel.I the richer for lt. Tho pune wu return«l a few daya lat.er - with all lta contenta -and Randall uy1 the experience ha1 renewed her falth "In the aoodneaa deep lnlide everybody." A letter tucked lnalde the purae, In particular, caUled her to have aooee plmplet and teara. It read: T "I'm placinl 1hil lettet" In your purM ao you mlaht aomehow foratve me for what I have done thll momlna. "l wu walk.Ina my parenta' dog when l aaw you arrive at the' eChbol. "I thought that by your driving such a nice car (a 1974 Cadillac) and having your child ln that 1ehool that you mutt be pretty well off 111 don't know what IC'tWlUy rMde me tako the puf'll, l really don'tllll No one l.n my family wu able to exc~ llfta at Chrlltmaa and I thouaht with your money l could pt aomethlna tor my Mom. · "l vtould tell her I collec ted cant or 10methlne. P1eeee forlfv• me If you can and l hope thla experience won't cauae permanent dam,aae to you. "l 'm youna but have learned that even thouah t don't have a lot of thinp, I 11ill have God and eome eelt-re9pect left to keep me 101na. You wW find nothl.na hu been taken. upi...e lock your car <loon IO IOfMOn8 like me won't be tempted to go utray again. I'm aorry." Randall. who hu four chlldren, aald 1he breaks down and crlet when 1he reads the letter. "If the peraon would have been here I would have huged them," 1he aaid. THI ORANGE COAST CIAIJJDITlll '/.'EDr~E.SCiA: ; f LiHUAHY 9 1<)8] ORAN GE COUN I Y C ALIFOR NIA 25 CENTS Hotel's growth accepted By STEVE MARBLE Of !tie O.ity Ptlot Ii.tr Two months ago, a plan to expand the Marriott Hotel in Newport Beach l oomed as 1 anothe r in a long series of showdowns between growth and no-growth advocates. In a city where debates on d evelopment have led to referendums, recall threats and lawsuits, the Marriott proje<:t was seen as a fight just waiting lo happen. But with the hotel project set for a public hearing Monday. the predicted battle is shaping up lo be a flop. The force in Newport Beach t hat frequently is critical of major developments has signaled it will let the hotel plan pass without a fight. Jean Watt, president of Stop Polluting Our Newport, said her group is far from pleased with the hotel project, but is not prepared to fight. The hotel chain is seeking permission to build a 15-story addition lo its facility in Newport Center. The expansion would make it the largest hotel on the Orange Coast with 611 rooms. The new lower would include a ballroom. a video-game room (See HOTEL, Page AZ ) Protest due over college auto leasing Coast Community College District employees are expected to protest a decision to lease autos for top administrators al tonight's meeting of the board of tivstees. The board meets at 8 p.m. in district h eadquarters, 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. Officials said that, if the board room cannot accommodate tonight's turnout. the mee ting will be moved to the nearby Orange Coast College auditorium. Teachers and other district employees have criticized the l;»oard for agreeing lo leaae cars (or the d.istrict chancellor, three vice c han cellors and t h e presidents of the district's three colleges -Orange Coast, Golden West and Coastline. 'nle employees have described 1hc decl.llon aa lnaensltive at a 9ee LEASING, Page A%) . ' ~ lllDEX ' At Your Service A7 Bulletin Board B3 Buainem ~-7 Cavalcade B2 C'lalllfled El.E4-6 ,Comics E2 Croaword E2 Death NoUoea E3 Editorial A6 Ei\tertalnment B4 J'ood Cl-10 Horoecope Br Ann Landen B2 Moviee 84 National News A3 Play Review :ee Public ~otica 00--4,E3--4 r &c.6ncrohn D1""4 82 Stock Marbta D7 T.i.vtaioo B& ,,_ ..... 8' W•ther A2 W~Jd News .u Battle over doctor's r future wealth begins By STEVE MITCHELL Of the Delly "°' • ..,, A Corona del Mar attorney said today she's optimistic the state Supreme Court will recognize a Laguna Beach woman's investmen t in her ex-husband's education as property that can be shared in a divorce settlement. Attorney Patricia Herzog said the court should acknowledge Dr. Mark Sullivan's medical degree as property which should be shared equally with her client. Janet Sullivan. The case, which is expected to make legal history, was taken under s ubmission by state Supreme Cour1 justices Tueaday. Janet S ullivan worked aa a programmer at UC Irvine while her h usband pursued a medical degree at the same univeralty a nd later completed hia internship and residency in urology. The couple were divorced in 1977 and Janet Sullivan received $250 a month support for her daughter, some used furniture and a car. The divorced woman eventually returned to court, leading to a 4th District Court of Appeal ruling last year that the urologist owea his wife earnings from the degree. In a rare move, that decision wu revened by the same court eight months later, and Tuesday (See DEGREE, Pa1e At) Shopping mall gro-wth urged Segerstrom seeks 13-acre additio~ to South Coast Plaza o.111 ............ _,.,, ~ She rifrs deputy handcuffs unide ntified protester at El Toro Marin.e Corps Air Station. Lawmen rout blockade at El Toro Marine base By GLENN SCOTI' Ofttw o.-, "°' ltllfl Protesters who wanted to bl~ busloads of officials from attending a conference on defense systems were arrested near the main gate of lhe Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro today. The demonstrators were not auccet1Sful, however, becauae the bu aua were routed through another· entrance. By 9 a.m. 23 people had been arrented, officials said. About 40 people lined Trabuoo Road, the main entrance to the ba1e, with the stated goal of standing in front of buses carrying participants to the· Winter Confere~ on Aerospace and Electronic Systems. The buses. however, were rerouted along Irvine Boulevard to another entranoe to the base. Protesters instead decided to block the path of a singh• conference attendee who drove Or ange County Sheriff's D epartment deputies and California Highway Patrol officers eventually manaaecl to move protesters away from the surrounded car and aend it through another entrance. Officers then arrested the firlt 23 protesters, who offered no resistance. Brigitt Chri1tia111en and Mark Kemble 1tar ln Newport Harbor Acton Theater production of .. Talley'• Folly," reviewed on Page 86. By JODI CADENHEAD Of!Mhl)'Plot ..... Officials for C.J . Se~erstrom and Sona have submitted pJana callina for expanalon of South C.out P1ua mopping center on 13 aa.. acr.-the street from the 200-ahop mall in Costa Me1a. The propoul -submitted at City Hall -calls for corwtruction of two major department stores a nd 50,000 square feet of specialty shops on land bounded by the future extension of South CoMt Drive, Bear Street and land near Sunflower Avenue. A spokesman for the firm. responsible for development of South C.oast Plaz.a, Town Center, South Coast Vlllage and the future 100-acre Home Ranch, said a Robinson'• department store will t>e located ln one of the 200,000-square-foot buildings. A department store has not been named for the second building. The Segeratr oms currently are negotiating with the o wner of an adjacent Ken Delino eyes savings to city Change please Many eouplea 1plh elalmi.n1 they ha•e "changed," but columni1t Sidnet Harri1 1u1peell the real reuoa for a lot of cli•Oreet la that Colll'le football lett•N of in1ea1 are 1ipecl, witla Mana• Htah'• Bill Maelu heatllq I• Nebialkaand Newport Harbor'• Da•eC.dlau one partner .. won't c:haqe." P .. e,A6. Ripe tlmes Area a•Oea.lo Claoollal tJSC. ~e'DI. 0 l- a: SUNFLOWER en I-IAKIOKA en DEVILOPIRNT I ~ > a: < u.. Proposed mini-mall and Amel developmebt lie in blue area. four-acre property for possible expansion of their proposed mini-mall. Meanwhile, developers for Amel Development Co. also have s ubmitted plans calling for construction of about 520 condominiums and 24 acres of low to high-rise commercial development on 50 acres at the San Diego Freeway, Bear Street, South Coast Drive and San Leandro Lane. (See SOUTH, Page A!) Trash burners viewed as Newport cost saver By STEVE ~ARBLE Of .... o.llJ .......... An Oklahoma firm has offered to buil<l a $35 m i llion trash -and-sewage-burning power plant in Newport Beach that would uve the city money and provide a new energy IOW'Ce. A tec0nd firm, hued ln C.O.ta Mesa, ai.o has exprelled intereet in conat.ructlng a lea-expenalve garbage burning plant In the beach city. The offers are ln respon1e to the city'• attempt to cut C09ta a.odated with hauling lruh to ~ Coyote Canyon, a county-operated landfill. Ke'n 'oelino . the city 's executive assistant manager, said either of the power facilities would save the city hundreds of thousand.a of dollan. • The drawback, he admitted, is finding a suitable 1ite for a faclllty, which could cover as much u 13 acree. Propoaals for trash or aewage burning planta have triggered out.criee from residenta in aeveral (See Tl\ASJI, Pa1e Al) Curren~ the Daily Pilot'• 1peeial monthly .... adne eeetJon, loc:utee oa the H•ee and lo•ee of Orup Coa1t coaplet, from the Joya and antic:lptaliona of tlM YoaDI to tlte ;roblema Ud ,....... ·-· the ...... .,. If ..... ., ... ... ,,heart le tlaroath llail llOIDM~ IM• yw'U 11•4 ..... , of Mawo.,..._,. ...... , .. .,..., Vileitliii'1 f OiM ~.-..c1 . .. Al * Orangt Oout DAILY PILOT/Wednetday, l'tbruary 8, 1813 ~' .__.__..;.;.-----~:~~-0~-~-.~-~-,e-e~e~ ........ ~ ~\• C ,,.,..,a ,. and • loun1 on the top floor Mesa, Ir. ine raP-__ ......._.._ ,. ont lnuvu star.es deelant'd to offer • 380 de1rt vl•w of Newport Bc:&aeh. 'GLOWING' GEM S. • • comb., rlng1. pendants, amall ft1urine1 and necklace•, accordlnl to health offlda.la. Merryman aald the county Health Care Aaency will continue to .:reen any it.ems that county reaJdenta 1ubmlt. They are uked to call the Health Care Agency and aet up an •Pr..?int.ment. 1The vut majority of people An! relieved when they find out their items are not radlOlctive," the health offldal said. DEGREE BATTLE. e • the cue was argued before the state Supreme Court in San Franclaco. "It is unjust enrichment for one party to walk off with the product of the efforts of both parties," Herzog said. -But attorneys for Dr. Sullivan, who practices in Laguna Hills, aay a medical degree is not property; therefore, they said, it cannot be shared. Sullivan said his ex-wife "la not entitled to half of my future. I don't think anyone is entitled to half of anyone'• future." But Herzog said Sullivan's statement "is deliberately misleading. It's an attempt to prejudice public opinion. Obtaining half of his future earnings is not the remedy we have ever sought," she said. "It is totally beyond anything the court would ever consider and he knows it." She said Sullivan's education w a value, and as such, should be included in the settlement. "The payments should be a sum of money which represents one half of the value of the degree he received," she said. And, she argued, the caae does not turn on whether Janet Sullivan supported her husband or not. "It's just as thou~h a couple save up and buy a farm.'' ahe said. "It doesn't matter whether the savings were from his aalary, or hers. or what. "During a marriage, anything that is acquired by the effort.I of either party ls considered community property. The value is divided." Santa Ana attorney Morris Sorenson, who Is representing the urologist, said that if his c lient had "dro pped dead walking out the door with his (new) diploma in hand," his wife would not get "one cent." Medical colleagues of Sullivan have set up a legal defense fund to battle what they call a "threat to all people who have a degree." The doctor, who lives In Laguna Niguel and has since remarried, also has the support of the California Medical A.ssocia ti on. A decision on the case ls expected in about three months. LEASING PROTEST . • • time when the board is considering extensive layoffs because of state funding reductions. District officials have described the decision as a way of rewarding the administrators, who received no raises this year. The American Federation of Teachers. representing the Cull-time faculty, is expected to make a fonnal protest regarding the decision at tonight's meeting. Also, picketing and a candlelight protest march may be staged prior to the meeting. Sun peeking out again Weather forecasters promised a respite from the wrath of Mother Nature today following several weeks of storms and devastating high tides. The National Weather Service called for variable cloudiness thr ough Sunday with little chance of rain, according to forecaster Jim Hammond. Temperatures were expected to riae today, with a high of 70 degrees predicted for Thursday and an overnight low of 48 degrees. Weather watchers believed more moisture was due on the Orange c.out today, but gray skies unexpectedly broke up to periodically drench Southern California with sunshine. Veteran Huntington Beach weather watcher J . Sherman Denny said total rainfall for the season is now 9.36 inches. Last year's rainfall for the same period was six inches. TM projflict la an wand lara r vel"lion of a bulldln(I 1eheme th@t wu tt1med beck lAlt year after a ref rendum drtve. ht the tlme, tho Marriott e>epanalon wu part of th IJ)Uter plan to enlarao all of Newport Center. Tht1 Chy Councll rescinded lta approval of the entlre project rather than call a special referendum el~tion. Watt aaid her concern1 with expanding the hotel remain unchanged. She Uated traffic and the demand for additional air 1ervtce u her main complalnta. Watt aaid it la hypocritical for a city that has apent $1 million fighting airport expan1ion to approve a project that wlll generate more travelers at John Wayne Airport. Conaultanta for the hotel chain say the expan1ion will 1erve buainelamen and tourlata alre.ady using the a,lrport. They said there la a lack of hotel rooms in the Newport Be.ch-Irvine area. TRASH e • From Page A1 cities across the nation. • Last year, a plan to build such a facility near a high school in Huntington Beach was abandoned because of public concern and resistance from ~ officials. A plant in Newport Beach would be the first ln Orange County. Delino. who has spent montha looking at waste-to-energy proposals, said existing trash-burning plants in the United States and Europe have a reputation for being clean operations. The waste plant proposals will be reviewed by the City Council Monday. Officials in Newport Beach are recommending that a waste-burning facility be pursued, but cautiously. Of the two offers, the most ambitious is from CMI-Encon, an Oklahoma City firm. The company wants to build its plant on roughly 13 acres. The facility would burn trash and aewage to produce steam and electricity. The second offer was advanced by O'Connor Combuator Co. of Costa Mesa. It would be a $20 million plant small enough to_fit onto three acres of land. It would burn trash, not sewage. In both cues. the city would not share any cost in building the facility but would have lo guarantee the private operator a certain amount of trash each year. Newport Beach ia expected to spend about $1 .5 million this year collecting and hauling traah. It oosta $4.90 for each ton of trash the city dumps at Coyote Canyon, The rate is goln& up to $7 a ton in July. Fair through Thursda Coastal -,:111r tonight ano I l'lllf"eoey wnn vet1able high doud1. Overnight 10w1 45 lo 55. Highs Thur8day M to 73. 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A weetller ayetem ttlaf thrHteneG the San Francl.co -north 10 lhe Ol'egon border t~ • lfMlrp "'"' nor1tleMt end -·1 •xPeei«I to bttnQ muctl rein to moet of Cellfornla, according to ._, fofeoeet• Kelttl Ewing. T emperatures MAl1C* I .. Le AltMlny ar 13 ::t:que •5 81 '1 22 ,.,.._... 43 22 Atlanta 50 33 Atlantlc City 40 27 Auetln ee eo 8alll!N>re N 20 ~ 40 1"1 50 lM ~ 2t 18 Bolee 43 40 Boat on 21 23 Ir~ N .. 8ufttllO 2t 12 Bur11ngton 23 14 CMP« 31 11 ONneeton,80 54 " Cherteelon.wv 31 18 a.1oete. NC ... 28 ~ 3e 11 ~ u 27 31 21 ~ 25 17 ~BC 51 22 Columbue 21 11 Dat-1'1 WOl'ttl 87 Ill = u .. 11 a• 0.. Moin-:M rr OWOll It n °"""" It 11 l!J ll'MO • .. · ... .... ,,..,..,...~.(A · .1.,u u !> Oo-fi• ··' C.'ll'l'""t-'0 Fronts· COid ,.. Warm WW Occluded ~ Fargo 17 fU ~-:1.: 11 63 :::r .... N 27 20 18 31 2t ~~ ,. 33 Hertford 28 t4 lt ....... 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Liii• ~. .... l'el .. ... .. 81r1Mtcwtl0 .. .. ....... .. .. " .ct ..,...,,_dlno SI .. lafl Oebttll 17 4T ""Jolt 17 .. ..,..Nl9 ... ., ..,.CM " 14 Tlll09 Y,,,., " H Tides .... ... . . TODAY ... ......... 1:90 '·"" .::.-:; ......... e: .. '·"'" ~' .... ""'... ,. a.A ':J .,-· ": ... ,.... ··: .. #:7~,.!, .. .. "':......... . ........ .. -•MU& Got r esults Rick Braeu tigam, honor ary cheerleader for Newport Harbor High School, ·wh ip ped up enthusiasm at halftime that lasted through overtime vic tory over Corona del Mar . See Page Dl. USA Today 'boxes' The n w natlonial new1paper USA Today may be capturtna th ln~resta of Ill readen, but ft lan't makJng many frlcmda at dty hall1 in Cotta Meu and Irvine. Officials In both cltles clalm the newspaper dl1tributora parked their di1tlncUve white newaatanda on public property without obtaining a permit. And •ome say the alze and color of the boxes violate• community atandarda. Costa Mesa has rules requiring all new11tand1 to be painted brown. Aailtant City Engineer Robert Brock said 13 of the 21 stands on public property don't conlorm. City offlciala aoo say the boxes were lnatalled in early December before required permits were approved. · The same thing occurred in Irvine, where nine newsatanda were chained to bus shel tera before permlta were obtained, said Paul Ireland, a community services manager. Officials In bott, cities haven't taken 1te~a1aln1t the newepaper. note Wt the Firat Amen ment 1lve• new1papera certain rt1hta In dllttibuUn.a newt. The Cotta Meu City Council will dlltc\.lll the matter Feb. 22 when USA Today offlciala aeek a variance from clty ordlnancea reaulauna newancka. In Irvine, the City C.oundl Tue9day Mk.cl City Attorney Roger Grable to reeearch aeveral questionil before it puaea a law regulaUng where c and how big new9ltanda can be. Irvine Councilwoman Barbara Wiener claimed her city might have legal grounda to require strict atandarda for the boxes. She said the city already hu carefully planned archJtectural atandanh. "We have 110n1ething to back WI up that other cities might not." Wiener aald. A newspaper spokeswoman told Irvine council memben the new white boxes are meant to project the newspaper's modem Image . HB schools increase • 1nath, science courses Students In the Huntington Beach Union Hlgb School District will be required to take additional claaes in math, science and social studies. In upgrading the curriculum Tuesday night. district trustees also agreed to retain a health education class as a requirement for graduation. The changes affect students who enter as freshmen in September. Ad m inistrators had recommended making healill education an elective COW'9e (not required) to make room for other curriculum changes. But trustees agreed with health education and science teachers that the course should be required because it provides vital information. The changes: -Math. One year of study previously wu required. The change will require two years of math for 1987 g raduates and three years of math for 1989 graduat.ea. -Science. One year of IC:lence was \"equit'ed. The change will require two yea.rs of acience for 1987 ~uates. -""Social science. Two and· a half years were required. The change will require three years of 90Ci.al acience study for 1987 •graduates. Board President Stephen Smith said today the new curriculum requirements are designed to prepare atudenta for the technological era. The district is comprised of Huntington Beach, Westminster, Fountain Valley, Fmson. Marina and Ocean View high schools. Teachers seek pay hike A 6 percent aalary hike and a guaranteed maximum claaa size haa been requested by teachers in the Newport-Mesa Un ified School Dlatrict. Teachers ~ working under an existing contract good through 1985. The pact allowt te8chen to reopen several areas of the con tract, including pay, for negotiation. The Newport-Mesa Federation of Teacher• has pr opoaed a maximum class aize o f 23 students. District ofticlala say thla would require hiring new teachers. Currently, there ii no rule regulating claaa me. A district spokesman estimated that a 6 percent l?fY increue would cost the district about $1.5 million. School oftici.ala have not formally responded to the teachers' propmal, the subject of a public hearing Fe~. 22. "reaehers received a 3 percent pay hike last year, according to 9Chool officiala. SOUTH COAST PLAZA EXPANSE • e • From Page A1 The Amel proposal includes a 500·room hotel , three reetauranta, fina.ndal inat.ltutlons and offlce buildings as high as 19 stories. according to Harry Rinker, a partner in the project. Rinker said a lease agreement with the property owner, Genji Kawamura, forced the firm to withdraw an earlier proposal to concentrate mainly on commercial development. Senior city planner Mike l\obinaon said bOth plans were lftbmitted in time to quallf)c for General Plan amendment hearings ln June. Jon Paradil, president of the North Cost.a Mesa Homeownen Aasociation, which led a successful initiative drive to rezone the property to single family hou1ing, aaid he baa "serious reservations" about the latest· Arnel plan. · Two years JCO. the 4th Diatrict Cour t of Appeal declared t he lnlUatlve invalid. The declaion and a subsequent decision by the state Supreme Court not to hear the case cleared the way for Arnel to proceed with the plan to b uild 537apartmenta and 127 homes on the 50 acres. Such a plan no longer is conaidered economically feasible. Paradil said he ls penonally opposed to the Seceratr oma' • plans to expand the •hopping . center on property adjacent to · the Greenbrook tract. The South po.st Plaza-Town : Center area rapidly Ja becomina ! the center of bu1ln eH an a : commerce for <>ran,e County. It : also ia expected to become a : cultural center w h en the $60 i millio n Orange Coun ty j Per forming Art s Center ia. finJahed ln 1985. ! ·25 3 OF.F --1 ALL OPEN STOCKI . ALL BLOCK SI ALL BLOCK SETSI .. OMPO ITE TRAN 'ACTION ou•oc u TIOlf"NCLll•f '•uou 0 .. ''l' .... 'IOI a, MIOWIU. Utt" IC, ..... 1ono111. 01 U Ol f AllD COICllO•• Tl noc• I MANOHANOIOtiO UOIVfM ttA•04111JIN•TINU DOWN -7.90 ,. CLOSED • 1,Gl7.41 Rescue plan eyed for nations in debt WASHINGTON (AP) -The world's leading finance mlnlswrs, seeking to alleviate fears of a global (inancial crash, are flnlshing work on a loan program LO rescue debt·ridden developing nations. The g overning board of the 146.nation International Mon e tary Fund o pens a critical two-day meeting here Thunday with twin objectives: increasing the fond's lending resources to meet the worst ln temational debt sit'.Uation since World War II and reassuring nervous bankers that the world's financial problems are under control. The 24-member Interim Committee of the IMF ia expected-to boo&t. the agency.'.& lending J>QOLby _@oy 50 percent. At the same time, the 10 richest nations plan to nearly triple a special fund they maintain 80 they can make emergency loans to debtor countries most In trouble. Together, the two moves, tentatively approved at previous meetings. would provid~ $28 billion of new credit in "hard" cur.rencles to tide debtor countries over unlll they can solve their financial problems. Without additlonal aid, some financial experts warn, a large debtor country might declare default, t.6ppling major banks and undennining the stability of the international financial system. Wickes otters revamp SANTA MONICA (AP) -Wickes Cos. Inc., which filed for protectloo under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy code last year, haa announced it has proposed a framework for developing plans for reorganit.ation at a meeting with its creditors. The company expects confirmation of the plans by mid~to·late 1984, said Michael Sitrick, vice president for communications. He noted, however, that Tuesday's proposal was the st.art of a long negotiating process. The home furnishings retailer filed for creditor protection on April 24, 1982. AMERICAN LEADERS METALS t NIW Y°"I( (Al'). S.19\, 1 pm, prta .,.. ... <'-" .... \ell ,,_, llCll,,. ~k.. ~-th<...... ··-· Ntlonlllly 4lt ,,_. ~ tl. NEW YOAK IAPI -SCIO! non._,oua meital prooea loday. " m.-..,., •,.. • "'~ JI ....• 111Mf , .. + .. , '"·* ~ ... ,, . ~= m: :i: :Ht l~~ -.~ ...... Al ,, -" 0.-l'trt 11. ,_ 1·" UPS AND DOWNS NllW YO"lt CAPI -T"9 fol-lfte lltl .... tlle ... Yerti tlk• lll<Mllee ........... , _ _._lie ... ~ .. .... ,,, ........ -.... -· ........ r:,"<9':.!.cNfttlt , ... , ..... ti .,.._ U::. ~.:: ~-:::.:~:.-.:~;:; .. ,,..,.._ --l"9 pr .. -<IOtllll prke ...i .,...,., ils"' prl<•. 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