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UCI helps form institute to ban nuclear weapons
By <.;LENN SCOTT
0 1 the Dell) ~tlot aten
Tht> Un1Vt'rs1ty 11( C:aliforntu
rum. lab!ir&turlt":I. wl'wrt• nudt-111
wt•upon.'I 1tr..-t'rt'alt-d, .ind now II
1s lTt•utlnM an 111st1tutt" lO f111d
wuy~ to kt"t'p SUl'h wei,ipons out
uf UM'
The 111 :.tilutt> 0 11 (ilubal
l'o11flil·t 11nd Cooperat1un wu:.
tom·t·ivtod by UC Presidt•nt DavuJ
Scixu11 to <.-uurd1nult' rt.-scarch and
teal'hing d1tnt"d at d1:.n1ural(1ng
lht· kind!> 11( l\>n fli(·l.l. lhul l'\1Uld
t• r u p l 1 n " u ' I 1· u 1 w 11 1 •
1.1dmints\rutor11 MV
The m&t1tut1• Is unl1kt' oth1•1
UC progrdms Hoth e r than
n•nter1n1t II Ul llnc l'IHlll)US,
111 g<aniren; l'hum· 111 dt'('t'ntnil11A·
p r1J grem11 to rnakt' U!tt' of
professors I ht ou gh ou t tht•
syi1tem's mne t·urnpus..·s
At UC lrvint>, where the gouts
uf the tnsllluk are a l'Urrent lopll'
of di5(.'U8810n, do:tt.'11S llf professori;
ure eXJX<Cted to mt.~l at I p Ill
Saturday in lht• StX·1al Sc:tt'nt't·
T 11 v. t I , ll 1111 111 '1.20 . f ur u
t 111 t•t• h•Jllt w111 kshop
Although 1111111 • .11 dy 111tt·1Hl1·d
f11r fdt·ulty, stuff .. nd 'luth.•t11JJ,
t ht· w11rk11h11p 1.1lso 1s u ptc-11 to
pt•uplt' ( f!Jlll !ht· ltl1T1111Unlty, ~.Uld
Hllt'y N1·wrn1111, a UCI phy:.ws
prof1·ss111 uml lll chu1r1111m of tlw
W tl r K Sh IJ p W l l IJ I II 11 t• U g U t•
!o'rro1•11l k Rt.·1111·:.
The 111st1ltJll•'s Llt'l't•11tral1zt-d
')(l'tH'IUI t• ht1 .. bt•t•n luuifod l.i y
N1·w11w11 .is Wl•ll as 11lht•r'I, 8:>
u11 t· 111 1 ts n1u:11 1·11l·ouru~1 n~
·•l>j)t'C.'lll
"Tht!rc url· fut·ulty 11\embt:rs on
all l'8IOl)tu;.•11 who huve lonl' ~n
limt1·rned w11h w11rld problems
icnd would Ilk<' to bnng their
own m·1:1dt·1n11 1·rt'<lt•nt11tl.s t11 bc!ar
1111 thl'm, but tht•y lltdn't k11uw
how," he t·xplauwd
T iu.• 11111tit ute 111 des1l(1Wd to
ht-Iµ by t·oordtnulmg rc1wart h
1.HuJtc-t'l S and l'ducat1unal
prograrrui. est.abl1sh1ng lll'ti wtth
'><'hllldrs uu t.s1dt• lilt' system und
h v pullltl·11111K f1nd1r1g1> 110 tlwy do
!1411111· good
Ttw in~tllute cur r..r1tly 1~ lx·ml(
admlnti>lt·r1·d fr<Jlll t1•111purary
ht•tn lquarten. at LJ( · S1tn Dh•go (t
hw. u $HOO,OOO budget this ytur.
with $~70,000 rrum ttw UC Boarc..J
of H1·gc111,:j and ;inotht·r $:i:!O,OOO
from lht• 8Ullt·
<.iov Ct•org<· De ukmeJian,
howt•vt'r, already hos swi~nded
sU:llt• funding for flt!Xl year. i;a1d
Dan1~·I Burhans, o UCSD µolttkal
~·11°m'l' truitrw•l.or who lll 11Utff1nai
tht• 11U1t1lut.e
Burhans S111d that former Cuv
Ed rnund C B rown J r had
strongly supporttood the 1nslltut.e
ln f&ct, h<· isa1d many pt'Ople llt"t'rn
Lo lx·llcv<· that Brown, not S axon,
proposed 11 The Clll80C'1ation with
Brown now ts a poltucal hab1hty
111 dealtng with Deukmej.lan, he
added
Although many surveys rank
the nuclear threat as the w0rld'1
(See GLOBAL, Page All
Reagan declares disaster
Federal fund
By ROBE RT BARKER
01 the D•llJ Piiot Sien
On th,• morning uf Jan '1.7,
waves up 111 I:'> fl•t•t hr1°1\l'hl'd
seawalls .ind s;ind b1·rms anc.J
smasht·d llHO Oro.1.ngl' C:u<t'>l
<.'Ommunll1c:-.
H o mt•s we rt· ri 11ud ed and
undt•nnuwd and f1lll'd wllh sand
N t ' a r I y 8 U 0 h 0 111 1• s a n d
apartme nts 10 Orangt• County,
m u s I I y I n t h t• s t' a I Beal·h-S~rfs1dP Sunst•t Beal·h
area, sust..11ned <1l.x1111 $14 m1 1l1on
in dama...:e. at'COrcl1nM tu the Ht'(J
Cros.-.
On W t•d nesd u y. P n•s1dC' n t
Reaga11 dt'<'iared Orangl' County
a n d I ti '' t h l' r l' o u n t t t' <; 1 n
Showing
of films
triggers
lawsuit
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
m1t.e o.-, ""'°' ataft
J e ff Re uter, owner o f
McComuck's Landing restaurant
in Cost.a Mesa. thought he might
be able to beef up his slow
Sun day afternoon business by
showing "Star Wars" and other
h it movies o n a large v ideo
screen
But R e ut t•r says h e
disconllnued the showings a few
weeks ago btx:aUst>, as a drawtnR
card, the films were a no p
Yet because he did show the
movies fo r severaJ rnon t hs ,
Reuwr now finds his rc.-st.aurant
the target or a lawsuit alleging
cop y right infringement ror
screening the h1l movlt:":. pubhclv
witho ut proper ltt·ens1ng from
the distributors
The c1v1l suit was filed in Los
Angeles rederal court by the
M o tion Picture Assoc1at1on or
America which represents ma.JOr
studios SUl'h as Paramount.
MGM. 20th Century Fox. Disney
and Warner Bros
Two o l her h us 1 n 1• s s es 1 n
De n ver . and l!:rie . Pei . WC'rl'
available for Orange <:t,unty storm . repairs
California rna.)l11 d1sastt!r art-di..
His prodamat1011 mJkl'i> redl·ral
f111anc1al ass1st.ntll't' po:>1>1bll .. Cor
horn t' ow n t• rs . r l' n t 1• rs a 11 ti
busines.:. pt•oplt ·
Tht> µrt•sidt•nt'::. prcx:lamdtton
didn't t'UVt.•r damage C'Sllmat.t.-d at
more than $2 rn11l10n to pubht·
pu .. •rs, bca(·hes. slrt't'ts and flood
l'onlrol channel!>
In addition , N1·wpo rt Ht•al·h
A s semblywvman Ma ria n
Ht>rgeson ~1d s he 1s t•11-authur1ng
a bill lo µr1Jv1dt' tax reli1:f tu
v1ct1ms ull this vt><.tr"s tax rt-turns
In Wa s h1ngtvn . ft'deral
0Cf1c1als announced Reagan's
disaster dedarauon would makl·
1.1vailable loans of uµ lo $50.000 to
1 11 d 1 v l <.l u a I s a I I t• s s I ha n
t•u11v1•rlltunal n1 lL~
Tt·mporary huusinJ< ,ti.so would
lit• pr11 v1d1•d f11r lhl· hon1t•l1•ss
And w:mL-. of $~.llOO would lw
K1 Vt·n tu lht1M · p1 •opl1• wh11.;1•
fll't'<ls ar1·n't met liy tlw <1lli1 •1
prov1swns
A max1mun1 111<11\ 11f $250,000
will b1· avail o.1.li l1· (111 l'llf.(lhll'
husmt·s..~·s
Nut all slot rn v11·t11ns ~n·1·tt'<.I
tht• d1~a~ter <h-l'l<tro.1.llun with
1·nthw11wim
Al and Dorothy Gult(Hrt ltvl· on
th<' fro n t row 11( homl•:> 1n
Surfs 1dt', JUSl a rt'w yards rrnm
tht> ect1w of thl' Pal·1f1c Q<.,·an
Tht• watc·r d1u n·l n1mt• 11110
Restaurant owner Jeff Re uter ponder~
outcomf' of lawsuit for showing movw..,
without prope r licensf'.
s imilarly sued fur allt'g C'<.11}
showing films without a pn>per
performant't' lict•nse
Jack Valentt. president of the
MPAA. said or the SUllS. "Our
aim ts no! only to enfon.·t•
our members' t'opyrights, but
also to alert the owners of
restaurants. bar., clubs, showt·ast·
houses a nd ot h er s 1m 1l.1r
c-stabli-;hm(·nt" lhat . without
propt'r l1t·t•1h1nR. this typt• 11 (
puhlie 1:M>rf1irm.1m.·1• 1s 1lll•gal "
Heuti>r said h1 did nol in111allv
lidH•Vt ht> ~d!'> do111~ any thing
1mprupl:'r ht•t·ausl' he· was 1101
< harg1ng adm11,1,1nn to lhe
,1io w1ngs llf' o;a1d h•· rt>nlf'd
(See MOVIES. Page A2l
lhl'1r liv1111!( qu11rtt·ri. liul 1L
rlood1od their garn!(«' and t'aUSt-d
1110.JCJr dama~f' to lwo t•xp<•ns1vt>
automob1ll·<1
Tht•y Wt•re r ori!~t·
thl'tr honw for thrN! nights
l-:lf:-<·t.rll'1ty w111. shut off for thrt>t•
day!. a nd thl•y didn't have gas
~rv1cl' for ntnl' days
M n. G11Jg,1rt said sh1· and her
husband wouldn't 'it'<'k fc·dl'ral
ass I Ii l ;i n l' c t· v f' n tf t ht• y u rt•
.. d1~1bl1·
"I wouldn't ai;k Hccigcin for a
darrll'd thing," sht· .;cud "lit''s not
!<IV llll( lhlS OUl of lhe gt•nt•ros1ty
11f h1:. h ... art "
She :.aid 111surarn'l' won 't t·ovt·r
(See DISASTER . Page A!I
0.-, ~ l"Meo bJ ~ p.,_
Snnd covering Pac ific Coast Highway is
~>ic-kt"d up b y hugt> earth-moving machine.
I 00 protest at college meet
Candlelig ht march ers follow session's move to OCC
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
0 1 the Delly Pllol Sten
M 11 r e t h a n I 0 0 l' o a s t
Community Collt·ge U1!>lrt<'l
teathc·rs, non waching employeE'S
and !.ludentS earned t·andles and
plat·ards 1 n a prot<·st marl'h
Wedn<~ay night 1n front of the
d1stnct's Costa Mt-sa offll'l'S
The marC'her s pr<J t ested
anuc1pated layo ffs and cnltc1z.ed
ci leased car bunus r ecentl y
g ran te d to seven d1 s t r1cl
admin&Btrators.
BeC'a u s~ o f t h e overfl o w
turnout, the regular mN"ting of
the district's board of trus tees
was moved to a large aud1t.orium
at nearby Orange Coast College.
Tht' picketers t'rossed Adams
Avenue and fonned a candlelight
prOl't'SSton t o tht:' t·o l leg e
aud1tor1um, where about 200
people· finally gathered ror the
board meeung
Th~ board uverst't:'S o~ration or Orange Coast. Golden Wc•st
and Coasthnt:' t'Olleges. plus th1•
d1stnct-owm-d lelev1s1on st.allon.
K<>CE Chc1nnC'I 50 1n
Huntington Beal'h
D1s tnl't officials h<tVt' said thl·V
mav have to rnak<' l'X tensive
layoff!. l.O cope with an cxpel'lt-d
$5 5 m1lhon budgl·t,..shnrtage for
lhe 1983-IN &·hool year
By law. full time tt-achc>rs
must Ix• nt>l1 f1ed by M;irch 15 of
layoffs fur the· c•n mmg school
year Lcx:al te acht>rs have said
l h l' v Cc• a r as ma n y a s 2 0 0
full time instructors at the three
colleges will be laid off by that
deadline, •
At the mecung. Phillis Basile.
pres1dc•nt of the American
Federation of Teachers, asked
lhe boa rd to t·o n s 1de r other
cost -cutting li l t!ps in lieu o f
layoffs
Iler proposal included putllng
adm1mstrators on an 1 l·month .
rather than a full-year work
sch edult'. pulling K OCE on a
self-supporting basis. eliminating
,11 tra v e l a nd c·o nfer ence
ex p enses , and r e du c ing
equipment purchases
Ac ting B oa rd P reside nt
Richard Olson SaJd trustees have
made no f i n al dec ision o n
cutbac ks H e said the board
w o uld conside r the teachers'
pr oposals, alo ng with those
p r esented by th e district
adm1111strallon. •
T he trustees' budge t -c ulling
plan. 1nduding the p ossi b le
layo ffs. 1s e xpeC'ted to be
unveiled publicly at a special
board m('('Ung next Wednesday.
Olso n said the d1str1c t
admin1strat1on would discuss
some provisions of this plan with
teach ers o n Monday. to allow
them time t.o prepare a response
before the meetJn~.
(See COLLEGE, Page A2)
Laguna tilts toward slopes
By TEVE MITCHELL
01 lhe DellJ Piiot Sien
In Laguna SE>adl, tht·y eall 1l
"Ski Wet"k "
Town la kes off
for annual
sc:hool students. JUSt weren't m
school and we were losing ADA
(state funds based on average
daily attendance) ..
Cas~ truck robbery suspect sought Everyon<' 1n tuwn. 1l !.et'ms.
hc·ads for lhe slopes
S<:hools an · dt&-d. n ty t"t•U ncil
meC'llngs a r e c.ancelcd. and
pan·ntS S(:he<l ult· their vac:a t1ons ror tht• week
'i;,ki wee k' brf'ak
Bames says Laguna Beach 1s the
onlv district he knows or lhat
sandwich es a W('C·k -long b reak
bt•lWC'en lhe morr tradition al
Chnstmas and F..a.-.ter vacat10ns
Add1t1 o n ally , teac h ers
complained that paren ts asked
for homC'work to be sent home
and make -up tests to be
administered, he said. Brea pol1l·e were searching
today for a third suspect in the
robberv o r a cash-laden armored
truck -
Two m en we re' 1n c ustod y
shortly after the Wednesday
afternoon holdup, which was
capped by a fusillade of bullets
exchanged between the suspects
and 30 poli<.."t' officers during a
high-speed chase a long the
Orange Freeway, through part of
Dlamond Bar and ending a t the
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Erma Bombeck
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s~p Brea Canyon cuto rt
A man who 1denl1f1ed hunsel£
as Roge r Lee Wilson, aged about
40. was booked al the UC Irvine
Medic al Center jail ward 1n
Orange with a gunshot wound t.o
his lower left leg.
Another man. who 1denufied
himself as Roi F.dward Wilson.
42, o{ Los Angeles, was booked at
tht' Brea jail. Because neither
man earned 1dentificauon. it was
not known 1f they were related.
Nunt' of thl' 11ffll'C•r; invnlvt'<l
in lhe pursuit or bystanrle~ were
tnJured during the 1nc:1dent
Police said all of the money
taken during the robbery was
re<:overed a fter the suspects left
one car and d rove off in another
that apparently had been st.ashed
for a g e laway O fficials o f
Armo red Transport reportedly
said about $35.000 was involved
In the incident
And this year. the Laguna
&>ac·h Unified School Dlstnl't has
managf'd to sqUf't!Ze two e xtra
days m t.o the mid year brC'ak
Stud(>nts a t Lagun a's four
sch ools will bt• o ff fr1da y
(Lincoln's b irthday). all n ext
week (sk i week). and the
following Monday (Washington's
h1rthday)
Oistnct Sup<>nntt.•ndent Billie
And . he says . the
m1ni.vacallon. now m •ts fourth
y ear in Laguna, savl'S the distrl<'t
monev
"lt ·used to he that pa rents
would take their kids out o f
school to g o to A spen o r
Mamm oth this time of year," the
superintendent said.
"The kids. esl'('C1ally the high
So the d1stnC'l decided to let
t•veryon e off for a week. and
make up for the lost time by
tacking an extra week ont.o the
end of the school year
So 1f things look pretty quiet in
Laguna next week, you'll know
the reason
Why, you rould rire a cannon
baU down Forest Avenue and not
hit a single s kier?
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Poor Erma
Dombeck! She'r. al
her .. Wit's End'' in
her conflict with th«>
pharmaci11t over
child·pronf caps.
Page 82.
).
Many Orange County senior
citizen1 are living alone -and
not liking it. S hared houai ng
could be one answer -for
Erma and Chet Ke ndall of
Cotta Meta it even lf'd to
marria1e. Page BI .
'Beep!'
Pus"rs, onrt· us.-d
almo111 f'X<'lusivP ly h y
dMtor8 10 signal
emergf'nde-s, ar" now
popping up on lhf'
belts of evuyone from
lruC'k driven lo
lodcilf'n. Pa~f' 83.
Capital jdea
With intf'rHt on
money markt>t fundt
de<:rH1ing, utility
1t«k1 may be a good
investment. Pa1e B 1.
Coaches Jack Errion, left, and
Larry underman -and, of
course, their teams, Corona del
Mar and Ettancia -squarf' off
tonight in a battlf' for So View
Lugue baaketball 1uprem"cy.
P .. e C l .
The Huntington
Reach Oilen
captured Sunset
League basketball
laurel& by dumping
arch-rival Marina
74·57. PaRe Cl.
\
usg .i <t •
' ' -
i\i Ora11get C..utUil ()All Y l'ILO T If l\1J1 aduy, ~ ul11111.uy IO Hl8:l
:::~'
,;: \\.• Continued stories
::bISASTER ASSI ~ TAN<:~: • •
l0Atnuch vf thl· daml.ll(t' "W1·'ll l111 v1 ·
'"to elthl'r dig into uur wv1n~1o 111
borrow tht' rnont'y," sht• SJ1tl
David Ot>nrw, .1 '~x1k1·s1111111 1111 111 ~h e Fe d t• r a I E ""' 1 K 1• 111 v
"ttM a n agenwnl Ag1.•ne·y, s111 d ,,
''1 ~l..sasU!r ass1swm·c l't•11l1·r wo11ltl
be set up 1n t'ttt'h o f t ht· fh>t>tl
,,:_,~eas as soon dS µcll->S1bh·
1, ,1 Zoeter Sl'hool 111 S1·.tl Ht•.i1 h
may be approv('<J as tht• 'illt' 111
Orange County
l D e nne said s tvr111 111et1111:-.
ould be able w dol'um1•11l
wnersh1p of r1·-.1ut•nt·t· ...
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,1:. pos.-.1l1h•
Tia• .Ja11uu1 \ ,1111111 .1lsn 1·au:-t·d
m:1.1w damag1· to tht' St•al Be•11d1
pll'r. Hol:.a l'h11-.1 S t.11 1· Ht·Jt h .111d
du:.t·d P anfw ('0, .... 1 I lighw.i\ 111
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MOVIES LAWSUIT • • • t :nov1es from a Newport B1·m·h
video sh op
: Reuter sau..I he hope:. to rt•M>lvt•
fhe MPAA suit 10 an ..im1t·ablt•
manner, no ting that ht· uln•ady
stopped s howinl{ th1.· films
"I'm n ot about to battle thl'
appointed
academy
Two young men fr vm
Fountain Valley and Huntington
Beach have won appointment lo
the U.S . Afr Force Academy at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
They are Gary D. Lorge. son of
Mr. and M rs. Gary I Lorge,
,.,Fountain Valley. and Michael J.
' ~Y· son of Mr and Mrs W1U1am 1" ·. Ray, Huntington Beach. f;,•
'l,• Lorge, who w1U gradua\C' from
r 11..a Quinta High School m June.
has a 3.5-grade average He has
competed in football, baseball,
i?!.Jbasketball and track He has
..,·~een vice president of the
i<·•lude nt body and was named
Kiwanis student of the month
;J":•, Ray, a sen1or at Huntington
;.'lBeach H igh School. has been a
~· fl\e mber o f the football and track
·, t~ams He has a 3 4-grade point
~-average.
,. flt'
m11v11 .. · stud111s." ti .. :.aid "'l'lwv'n•
a 11\tlC' hit bigger than
McCorml('k'-, L.rndmg"
R1t hard Bl11t•M•1 1.ltrect.or ,,f the
MPAA's Film s,'(.·unty Offtl't' in
Hollywoo<l, swd Ht·uter wtll h;1ve
to 1.·on sult with the M PAA's
atturnl•ys to111.·1·r11111g rt.tsoluuun
of thl· lawsuit
But B lo1.·ser sutu tht' courts
h11ve the poW<'r to 1mptll>l'
damages of up to $10,000 µe•r
infringing performance.
Ii<' said th1.· 1 llm industry
tst1rnates it 1s los111g $1 billion
annually through illegal public
showings and v1d('Olape piracy
He said anyone who buys or
rem~ a v1drotapt' movie can v11.·w
ll a t hmm· wuh family or friends
But ht' said 11 1:. illegal t o
duplicate the I.apes or to show
th('m in a puhht· l'Stablishment,
l'VC'n 1f no adm1ss1on 1s charged,
unl<.•ss h1.·cns10g arrangl'ments
.in• made
Blu1.·s1.·r ack1wwleJ~ed th<t t
many ban. and n •sl<!urants still
s how tht• ftlm'o ille•gall y.
SOOll'tlOll'S bc•('.IU!>l' tht• uWnf'rS
arc• not ..iwarP of t ltt• IJW lh-s.11d
a ll'llt•r from lht• MPAA is oftt·n
-;uff1c1ent tv halt thl' 'ohuw111g:-.
I le• da1m1-d such a IL·UC'r was
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.1IJ1>Ul u propc$t'd tH·nny int"rC'aflt"
Ill lht• ~lei; UtX, mu1·h of which
Dally ~t ""°to by LM Pa>yna
Mnr('ht•rs, carrying ca ndles~ d e monstra ted Wednesday night
aga in~t u ntic iputC'd layoff !'I and leased car bonu~ in tht' Coa~t
Commu11ity Co llP~t· Di!!!tri<·I.
would bt· r1rn11.1rkl·d fur m 11"'1
1r.1m.11 prt1Jt'l'lh
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t'lcpc>nd1t ur<'s pJ41nned for tht-
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n11ly I pt•rL't'nt
Thc ll'Olll'y, Nt'!!tan~ft• glc.J, 1:.
luw on his list of p11orit1ts
()('1°a U!lr 1 t '" an "SH :~ b1 I lion
proJel't that t·onnt•( \8 "Knott'!
Berry F'arm and Oumeyhmd unJ
St:gl"rs trmn':. <South Coast Plaw
dPvelopmcn l)
"I fc't'I 1f tlw:1t• fullol w1tnt that
kind o f promultrJn o f thl'lf
at·t1vlllt"ti, they t'an pick 1t up and
rnakt-1 t part of the <'Otil of domg
bwiints&," he ~1d.
Middle
• ID CO Ille
housing
pushed
By GLENN SCOTT
Of the Dally fll'tlot It.ff
T he lrv1ne Company will pla~
gr eater e mphasis this ye1tr on
build ing apartme nt.a and
condom 1 n1 u ms pr1oed for
middle-class residents, President
Tom Nielsen says.
Nielsen , speaking at an lrv1ne
Ch amber of CornmerC'e luncht"'On
at the Regis try H o tel. ~aid
Wednesd ay that the greatest
h ousing demand LS for what he
called "attainable'' homes
H e c i t ed interes t <1m ong
homebuye rs for the Woodbridge
Alders condominium pro,ect in
Irvine, m w hich uruts currently
are selhng fro m $85,000 t o
$96.000 I r vlne Pac1fH~. the
company's h ome -building arm,
held a lottery last October to sell
the first 32 units.
l l was the first lottery in the
once-boom.mg city 10 18 months
Jrvine teachers OK pay pact COLLEGE PROTEST •
From Page A 1
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Nielsen s aid h1gh-dens1ty
condom1n1um projects such as
W oodbridge Alders provide
homes fo r people w h o will
l'Onttnue to be attracted to the
t:ummumty as new employment
centers open Negouators for Lrvme teachers
a nd trustt>es have rt•achcd
agreement on a one-year contract
giving m struC'tors a 4 5 p<.•rn·nt
salary in crease for th~ school
year
The agre<-m(·nt was announced
Wednesday at the lrvine Unified
School District Board o f Trustees
I• m eeting at Lak eview Middle
-,1School. It s till must be ralif1ed by
t eachers, who probably will
-·I.assemble laU' next week UJ volt•
l'~n the contract . said Ddn
I' (l raham , Irvin e Teachers
..,11Association president.
~s
Trw.t<'t~ also 111U'>l appro\'f' tht•
;tgrt·l.'ml•nt, alth11ugh that 1~
L·onstdl>rC'd rmJ t11w
This yt'ar's nl'lo(ottat1vn:. w1·r1·
tht• lt•ngt htC'st tn dl.\,lrn \ ht!>tory
ln l:al'l. this was lht• f1r!>t tlllW
school began in tht fall v..1thoul J
con tract r o r tt·~1cht•rs Off1t·1a Is
said questions about state funding
lt-d to more l·aullr)us nt'got1aung
T h e a g n· (' m c· n t 8 1 v t• s t h C'
district's 650 tc·al'hl'rs a ... alary
increase n •troact1vt· to Julv I
Along with thp -l 5 p1·ru•nt
.1d1ustmenl m o..,l tt•at hf'rs
alrE>ady havt> rt'<'t•1v1•d a <wlary
'>lt•p mtrl'd.'>4.' w orth <moth1·r .I 1
pC"rcent thl.!> year
Thus, mo~t t<.·;1cht·rs will !•Wt .rn
8 p1·1n•nt p.1v ml'n·ase for th•·
I !ll:l2-H:l '-(fa1ul y1·,1r They gut ,1
t·omb1 n1·d 1111 r<"<1Sl' close to 12
pt•n t'lll I lw Pfl'VIOU ... two yC'ars
Tr " (l' t' p l{• d t h e .:i al a r )'
incrc•a.">t~ wou ld C'flSt the dlstnl·t
about $/IJO 000, s:i1d DelairH·
RH hJrd"\, d1c;tri1·t prrsonnt•I
dirt'< IOI
Gr.ihani .... ud lit• t!> sat1.;f11 J
with tht• lllnlrcil l ..illhnugh "1t "
not th1: <.·on t r;w\ \I. t' sd ou l t11 l{l'l
Fair · through Friday
Fair tonlgl\I ano ~ "oay w11n
\ncrea1111g nigh cloudlNIU 011
Fr\dey Ove<nlQni lowt 45 10 55
Highs Friday 66 10 H ~1 1ew nere , lrom Po1111
011cepllo11 to the Mexican
order a nd Oul 80 mllet
iH<><1hwMI wll'ldl 15 10 25 knoll
wttn -8 to 10 1ee1 over oute< wetert . Locally light var11101e
....,1nd1 tonight and frlday
manning. bec:Omlng -•e<ly 7 10 u knoll Friday alter11oon w .. terly •-II 2 10 5 teat w11n
break«• 4 to 8 fMt. Dec::Omlng 4
o 7 feet Friday wlln breaket1
rom 5 to an oc:c...i<>nal maximum
of 10 Ifft Fair tnrough Friday
w11n varlable hlgn ctoudl11eN
U.S. su11111u1rr
Rain 90aked much Of the South
early today. wnlle snow lell on
areu or the MIOwett Fluh flood watcnee were In
elfecl for aoulhwe11ern and
-.1--0enlral Alabama and mott
Of Mlaalaalppl IOt lhunde<llOtmt
that ballerad the central Gulf
c;o..1 The rain 11relc:he0 10 lhe
northeaat aa far north •• the
T-Valley
Light anow ltll In 1he uppa1
Mldwett, whlle botn ral11 and
ar>OW 1841 In llwl wee1
Ski.a -e moetly cloudy from
Arizona to N orth Oakola and
from lllll'IOI• 10 Virginia and Norlh
Cerollne. Waether waa mollly
clear over Florl da and tne
NortMe81 Rain wu foracatt lor laler
tod ay acroa1 t h e Pacific Non~t. turning Into aoow 111
lh• C a1oad a1 and higher
....... 1.lonl Of NeYeda and Utah
Thund«111onnl -e 8Jlpectad
-IM lower Ml9aleaippl \/alley. and rain WM i><edtcled llCIOM the
eaatarn Oull Coat! a11 0
Ten-Valley lo IM 90Uthern
Allenlle CoM1
Pa1tty cloudy •kl •• were
toraout from Iha Northaut
through Iha Great Lek••. Iha
Pl a tna a nd eouthweal lo
Celfomle.
lo<lay. WfJ naO a hlOn preuure
ndga 1hat 1>u111 Inland and thal
pushed tne tlorm up 10 t!lf•
not1h
It s going lo con11nua 10 be
mostly fair but wllh aome nigh
clouds t,.,rougn Monoav she
sald
Northern Calllornla, whicn has
been hit more ollen by lhe
11orms was 11111 bracing lor rainy ....... ,.,.,
There't a weather 1y•1am
moving toward lhe COHI ~ n'•
hard to My at Ihle P04nt "°"" tar
eoutn 11 win •each wl\afi 11 amves
F•IOay Kel lh Ewing lead
forecaster tor the Nallonel
Weather S ervi ce 'aid
WadnMday night
II may m&an ve<y heavy ram
IOr lhe upper hall of Norlnern
California. and 11 may be on1·y very
llght rain will tall on the San
Fr anc1sco Bay area he ut<I
"II should be or>e ol lhe Desi si..1 _.,ends 1>eeauM1 ol lhe weather
And the snow,' s111d Paul
Heahlde spokHman lor Sport•
Ch111e1 In La Car'lada
Tra veter1 e d'llSOriet w@rfl
11sued lor 1n11 S1err a Nevao11
north of Vosemlle tor snow ano
"'1nd
Temperatures
NATION
HI lo
Albany 11 .4
AlbUQU9fQU8 50 111
Amerlllo 3• 11
A ahe'VI lie H 33
Atlanta 53 41
Allanllc Clly 39 26
Aualln 70 46
Balllm0te 38 n
Bllllng1 49 34
Birmingham 51 4' Blemarc:lt 30 22
BOlM ., 38
Boll on 30 9
Brownavlll11 85 51
Bulla,10 19 1
Burll11gton 21 -11
Cupar 43 27
Charlallor>, SC SJ 41
Charleston. WV 41 32
Charlolle, NC 44 36
Cney.nne 48 29
Chlcego 33 27
Cincinnati 41 33
Cleveland 30 Ill
C<>lumbl.e 119 43
C01umbu1 341 27
Oel·FI Worth 4f " Dayton 38 28
> •l)OIS ......
Uen•ltf OM MolnM
Detro11
Oul\Jlh
(I Psso
Faroo
F•egsian
G•Nt Fan~
Hafll()(d
Helorla
Honolulu
il()UtlOfl
ln{llanepolos
Jsckton, MS
Jackaonvllle
Kanaaa City
l H veou
Liiiie Roe~
t oul1v1lifJ
l ubbock
Memphlt
Mlam1
Mllwtuke<!
Mpla-SI Paul
NHtw111e
New Orleant
New VO<~
Norfolk
North Plalla
Oklahoma City
Oma he
Orlando
Phlladelphla
Phoanl•
Pllllburgh
Portland. M•
Porlland. Ore
Provldenoe
Ral~tl R•PI Clly
Reno
Rlchmon<I
Salt L.ita
San Antonio
.. ,..,.
51 30
36 33
29 15
25 24
60 37
}4 n
•6 17
41 33
27 4
46 '27
81 65
68 52
40 33
58 54
64 37
3• 31
60 43
48 •3
45 36
6-0 10
49 46
7' 68
32 27
27 26
48 43
70 54
33 u
42 '17
53 21
46 38
31 25
70 50
34 15
86 •B
31 17
20 7
!52 u
3, ll
47 •3
39 n 48 3tl
43 29
51 3!5 75 41
Rain C!J Snow {IJ
Showers !ll!I F lurriesl!:!J
10
l·1 -(,1.11011.,rv ••
"l!&llle 50 Shr11vepor1 55
S•ou• Fells 28
SI lOUIS 44
S1 P11111 Tampa 117
SI s1 .. Mane 16
St;n~e11" 39
Sy•acu~!' 17
Topeloa J4
ruc,on 62
I ""8 •6
Wa~h1n91on 40
WICl,llft 35
CALIFORNIA
Bek11rsl1eld 64
Eureka 56
FrrHno 62
I ancaaler 66
lot Anoeiea 7 I
"""leno 84
P\So Robre~ 59
Rod Bluff 58
lllldwood Cllv 66
Secromen10 59
Salines 82
s~n Diego 85
Sen FranclK O 83
S1n1t Barbers 70
SIOGl\ton 80
Bartlow 61
BIO B111r 52
B1a11op 82
C•l&llne 52
L11ke Arrowtleld 51
Long 8H Ch 65
Monrovia 71
Ml Wlltor> 46
Newporl a .. ch 86
Oniarlo 63
Palm Springe 89
PaHdena 88
Rlvefllda eo
S•n Bernardino eo
Sen Oebrlet 71
Sa11 Joaa 63
41
48
25
25
48
-8
3• 14
28
39 37
26
3 t
46
53 43
4•
64
!;4
42
53 54
61
48
54
54
55
49 ..
25
28
45
31
48
46 34
112
4!5
46
46
43
43
44
411
Tt'dt'h<'rs a nd o thers attending
the mN'ttng also t·ntic1zed thl'
trustt-es for agn'<'ing to leaM> up
t u s l' v en n 1 · w t' <1 rs for t h Ee·
J1strict 's lVJJ admin1s ll ;Hors
"Tht· faculty clS a whole deems
th1:. tv bt· a J ire<. t slap. sh owing a
l::it k uf understandin g by the
boart.I," said Fran P otter. head of
th 1' Acadernlt' Senate
Complex under w-ay
Construction of 36 apartments
ror low-income seniors -to be
built un church pro perty in Costa
Mesa -will begin in A pnl
Ground break ing ceremon1es
1•arher this week marked the end
of nearly six years of planning by
c ity officials and members of S t
John the Divine Episcopal
Chun:h at 183 E Bay Street
The Rev Conrad No rdquist
said con struction s h o uld be
t•o mplered by February 1984
Applications from seniors will be
ac.-repll.'(.i starun~ tn October 1983
The project 1s being built by
the r h K lein Co , o f Los
Angeles. with $1 2 mtllton in
funding from the US
Department o f H ousing and
Urban Developme nt.
Some reside nts living on the
east sid e of Costa M esa were
opposed to the construction o f the
complex , saying the highe r
density would r esu lt in the
developm e nt o f more apartme n ts
a nd condominiums in their
nt>1ghborhood
I'
"There ts a deep market. we-
£eel. [or these kmds o f pro)l'Cts."
s aid N1cl s en, wh o l ate r
cxplained, "J don't thin)< w e've
done as much as we can ••
N1el¥n sa id the company
<:urr.eii tly ~s ·buil drng 585
affordable-style apartment units
1n Irvine A noth er 380 unit s
should begm construction before
the year 1s completed, he said
Nielsen . 1ok ed abo ut the
company's weU-pubhc1zed delays
m starting construcuon on Irvine
Center. a "super-regionaJ center "
to be built on 470 ac res bounded
by the Laguna. San Diego and
Santa Ana freeways
But he said delays will end this
year whe n construction starts on
major road imp rovemen ts meant
to ease traffic fl ow into t h C'
center
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Discus S~eatshirts and Pahls. Shirts available in crewneck and
hooded pullover. Pents with elastlcized cuffs and drawstring waist.
5~ polyest$r/50% cotton fleece.
ChOOM (rom l"Y· red, white. kelly, roeroon, lt. blUll. toyll blue and navy. Tem per ature• around tna
NltlOf'I et midnight PST refl99d
from 8 degr"t below zero In tyreouet. M.Y . 10 ea cleOr-In
Key WMI. l'la.
California SURf REPORT Tides
TOOA\'
A store that offera fine treditionaJ 1portswear
for men. women. •..,S .boJI.
w.ci~y. wH the llret ot
WfWt w«e r.edlelecl 10 tie MK
dl)'I of c ••r we•lll•• IOI
IOlll!lefn Cellfotnle, anding • ti • or 1to1m• 11111 hev• ...,. ..... .,...., IN tt8te lfll 11991 t9w
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LOCATIOM
HunllflOIOl'I Bluff•
8.,.,ta An1 Alvef Jetty 40!1'1 81. Hewpof1
22nd 91 Newi>o<1 9elbotl Wedge
Sen Ctern.nte P'9t Tref-.r 81, 8C
Watet T41f'nt) H 8W9ll Olfecitlon WMl
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3.4
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1·2
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t••r fair
fell
poOf
POOf poor
Second IOw 2 39 p m
8a<;ond hfOh 9 07 p .,,
l'alDA\'
o.8
3.1
1'11111 low 1 II' a m. 210
f'l1 .. high l •Ot a.m. I.I
Second low 3;06 p ,m, O. 1 9eoond high •·32 p m. u lun Mt• today el 11:12 p.m .•
rleet fl'rldt)' •1 I 42 I m Moon t1N1 lode\' e1 8·H Lm ,
wta el 3.a.. pm
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BankA~ricardtMatter Charge
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~Ol! ~. Ntwp<>rt Beacl\
California. Phone 6'1-7061
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Or•nge Coeu1t OAIL V PILOT /Th1..1r1d '
NATION Tax refunds seen aid to deficit I .
$168 billion "not enough'
to r escu e So cial ecuriLy
By Tbe A11ocla&ed Pre11
WASHINGTON -Pension experta say thl' Sodai-~rlly
system is in ~ Lrouble than a • 16~ billion bailout phtn l'an
cure -an araument which may bt! backed up by r~vlaed
aovemment flgureti.
The H ouse Wu.y1J and Me ana Comm ittee and ll11
11ubcommittee on Social Security ended seven days of hearln~
Wednesday on the re1cue plan drafted by the N"'lonal
Commia&Jon on Soc-ial Security Refonn.
Gurkhas training on V.S. soil
FORT LEWIS. Wash -Gurkhas, the small but Lough
Nepalese warriors who have served the British army with
legendary courage for more than 150 yean, are training for the
first time on American soil. The lst Battalion, 7th Duke of
F.d inburgh's Own G urkha Rifles -650 troops strong -arrived
in early February and wtll train through March 10 before
returning to England.
UPI n ews ser trice cutting staff
NEW YORK -United Press international has begun
dism~ing admimstrauve employees in 'a move its new ch.airman
said is aimed at cutting C08ts. The news agency said It had
eliminated 45 positions and that all were non-union jobs. It said
no employees involved in news-gathering were affected by the
cuts. but it would not specify the jobs being eliminated.
R eagan accepts nuke freeze bid
WASHINGTON -President Reagan. while saying he still
opposes a nuclear freeze, has accepted a petition from a leader
of the freeze movement in his home state where voters have
endorsed the idea. Reagan met with Harold Willena on
Wednesday, more than three months a fter California voters
backed the freeze, and personally accepted a letter petitioning
for a bilateral, verifiable freer.e on nuclear weapons.
STATE
Driver killed b y airborne wheel
SANTA FE SPRINGS -A badly damaged 1981 Buick
sped wildly for three miles along the busy Santa Ana Freeway
Wednesday after its driver was killed by a flying spare tire that
fell from a semi truck, officers said. Timothy Andrus, 33. of Los
Angeles was killed instantly whe n the wheel from the
northbound semi bounced across the center divider and smashed
into his windshield and car top.
Judge senten ced as drunk driver
SAN JOSE -A mun1c1pal judge who admitted drinking a
half-gallon of wine in his chambers before a car accident has
been sentenced to pick up litter Crom city parks on weekends.
Judge Gerard J . Kettman also was fmed $600. placed on three
years' probation and ordered to repl~ the $143 street sign his
car snapped in half Jan. 24.
SF mayor's r ecall election set
SAN FRANCISCO -Ballots have been ordered and a dat.e
has been set -April 26 -for the recall election of Mayor
Dianne Feinstein. Registrar of Voteni J ay Patterson set the date
today after verifying thousands of signatures on recall petitions.
The recall drive was sponsored by the White Panther Party. a
group born of the.radicaJ fennent of the 1960s, because the
mayor backed a handgun ban.
'Grandma' suilty in cocaine case
LOS ANGE.LES -Dorothy Hackett of Woodland Hills has
pleaded guilty to 20 felon y counta m a $25 million cocaine
distribution and money-laundering scheme known as the
"Grandma Mafia" case. The 44-year-old woman could receive
up to 150 years ln prison and fines of $2.8 million for her guiJty
pleas.
Getty ready to settle son 's suit?
LOS ANGELES -OiJ tycoon J . Paul Getty Jr. is "on the
brink of a settlement" with tus penniless son , who sued him for
medical support after suffering a debilitating stroke in 1981, a
family spokesman says. Terms of the settlement will likely
mean J. Paul Getty Jr .. 5 1. of London, England, will pay his 900,
J . Paul Getty ill. 26. of Los Angeles, roughly $25.000-a-month
for medical expenses.
WORLD
Israel's Begin may r esign office
JERUSALEM -Prime Minister Menachem Begin may
resign and call early elections to resolve the furor over a
recommendation that Defense Minister Ariel S haron step down
because of Israel's role m the Beirut massacre. news reports said.
NA TO firm on missile elimination
LONDON -Vice President George Bush said today the
"zero optio n '' proposal to eliminate U.S . a nd Soviet
medium-range missiles in Europe remains a firm NATO
objective even though the Soviets may never accept it. Bush left
London alter a 12-day. aeven-nation tour of Western Europe.
Shultz ends 12-day Asian tour
TOKYO -Secretary of State George P. Shultz left for
Washington today after a stopover m Tokyo to brief Japanete
Foreign Min1St.er Shintaro Abe on the results of hia 12-day
Asian tour. Shultz came from Hong Kong, the fourth stop on a
trip that began with a longer visit to J apan and alao took him to
Chlna and South Korea.
L 0 S A N 0 EL lt 8 ( AJ')
Clvh.·-mlnded rlt'litnt~arlnl(
C1Allfornla may hav~ to IHu••
IOU'a to puy Ill dt1bta, IArl'
o f f c• r I I\ H to d o n IA t t' t h e I r
1nm 1nu·ta>< refund• to ht>lp eraM.•
IA proje<.'tod $1.~ billion 11ttttl'
dt>flcil. i. tu otfk:lal u y•.
"Pt'Oplt' are aakm& ua where to
at•nd 11 c h ec k l o make a
contri bution to the uate of
Call fornl• or are telllna u1 to
keep the ir (a tale tax) refund."
1tate Franc h111 e 1'ax Board
information officer Will Busb
said Wedneeday In Sacramento.
ln the la.at week, the board's
Information center ha.a received
about 20 calls from people asking
how to donate to the state, Bush
told a Loe Anples new.paper.
Royalty
• • • 1n1t1ates
art show
Royalty will officially open an
exhibition of 43 paintings by
Norwegian expressionist Edvard
Munc h t on ight at Newport
Harbor Art Museum.
Princess Astrid of Norway,
Princess Benedikte of Denmark
and Princess Christina of
S weden will be the honored
guests at a black-tie dinner
reception, ushering in the works
from the Munch Museum in
Oslo.
Twenty-rune of the paintings
have never been shown in this
county before and are part of
Scandinavia Today. an American
cele bration of cont emporary
Scandinavian culture being
s howcased in six major cities.
The Munch exhibition will run
through Marc h 27 at 850 San
ClQroen te Drive, Newport Beach.
The royal delegation will be
greeted by Mrs. Ernest A. Bryant
III. president of the museum's
board of trustees and Cathleen
Gallander, NHAM director.
T he invitational celebration
will be alt.ended by ambassadors
and d i gn ita r ies f rom t he
Scandinavian countries as well as
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most pressing problem, Burhans
said organir.ers don't expect the
institute l.mmedi.ately to become a
top prlotity among UC faculty
members.
The lnstltut.e, he expl.a.lned. ls
g e ared to offer aupport to
researchers willing to combine
their expertiae with others, as in
mixing resear ch o n physics.
political science, h isto ry and
economics.
Newman, noting the enorm.ity
of the task, said it is a much
greater challenge today than the
on e researchers faced in the
1940s at New Mexico's Los
Alamos Scientific Lab, when
they w orked long h ours to
develop an atom bomb.
Using the bomb as an analogy.
he explained th.at many people
perceived its invention as an
import.ant step In securing world
peace.
But that inve ntion was
essentially technol<>tical. he said.
Findin~ ways to defuse t he
nuclear threat and stablllte
world politics requires eolutions
to social. political and economic
problems as well. he ea.id.
The UC system operates Los
Alamos. as well as another
weapons-producing facility, the
Lawrence Livermore Lab in
Northern California.
Burhans said he believes
Saxon propo&ed the instiwt.e as a
direct result of UC's involvement
with nuclear arma. Saxon first
made the propoaal 18 months ago
during a session with the UC
Faculty Senate, he ea.id.
"He wanted to be Identified as
having done something for the
peace process t o balance
implications about th e (arms)
lab9," Burhans said.
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Editor Olld 11 .... ,°"'
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Ht> Nld hu hd 10 letten from
u1xp11 yttr11 "1.111klng u• to wpply
their 1U.ll• rdund to tht' state
dttfklt ..
"I dun 't know how muc:h
mont'y ll 11." ht: aald. "1 didn't
udd thetm up. But 1 don't think
thOlle JO ~1ple art' going to 10lve
the 1tate 1 problems."
H o w evl'r , h e added
holf.;oklngly: "We refund about
$2 blll lc1n a nnua lly and If
evcryom• tcontributed. we could
do It."
Bu1h su1d tht' tax board 11
et1tablishlng procedures on how
w <.'Ollet.·t future donations.
"lf someon e want.a to give to
the s tate of California. we'll
accept 1t," he said. ". . .1 think
the re probably will be more
doN1tlon• baM.>d on what we've
IM'tln *> far."
Furtht>rmort'. tw t'mphulzed,
11ny rontMbuUon to the at.a t4! la
t.ax-dt'ducliblt:-.
"l t'M treoll'd JU•t ll kti a
chMrluable t'Onlrlbutlun," he Nld.
But for those who wo uld
ruth(•r kt-ep tht>lr money, a delay
In g<'ttang their tax refund la
g rowing more llkl'ly Gov.
Georgi: Deukmt•Jlan and the
Legislature have been unable to
resolve their differences over
how to eliminaw the Impending
deficit end It 11 becomlna
increaaingly likely that the 1tate
will ha vt' l o laaue
payee-registered warrants -
government lOUa -inst.ead of
payina ha bills.
U IOU1 IN handld oul ~
of cHh, the tin' to Ms'•
M.-elve them wtU be t.hma
d o bu1ineH with the 1t1te.
Dt-puty Controller John Jema
said.
'lo
"In a alvtn year, the ltate
probably n. 100,000 wncWia."
JC!'rvla said, •ddln1 th•' t"•Y
Include evtry,hlq from lf'Mll
buatneu -tupply companlni to
giant corporat.iona U~ IBM. •
The ~pproxlmately el.ht
million catlfomianl due income
tax refunds would be the neJC6 to
receive lOUa, Jervtt laid. .
Most of the state's 220,000
e mployees would receive their
regular ch«ka.
J
Princesses Astrid of Norway, Benedikte of Denmark and
Christina of Sweden will open exhibition tonight at Newport
Harbor Art Museum.
their r e prese ntati ves 1n
Washington and Los Angeles.
Representing Sweden will be
M a r g a rt.a H e gar d l , n e w I y
a ppointe d consul ge n eral o f
Sweden for Los Angeles; cu1tural
counselor Lars Ulvenstam of
Washington ; and consul in Los
Angelea, Lars Malmstrom.
The delegation from Denmark
includes Henning Kristiansen,
consul general for Los Angeles
and Christian Castenskiold. aide
de camp for Her Royal Highness
and cousin of Princess Astrid
From Norway will be the
Los Angeles -based consul
general and Mr s . B ernd t
Stangholm.
Representing Finland wiU be
Jaakko Iloniemi, ambassador to
the United States; A s k o
K.arttunen, consul general in Loe
Angeles; Arvo Salo. minister for
culture and science for Finland
plus Am~dor to the United
Nations Keijo Korhonen.
lceland will be represented by
Hans G. Andersen. amba.saador
to the Uruted States and Halla
Linker, honorary consul.
Robert 0 . Anderson, chairman
o f the board f o r
Atlantic-Richfield; Rodney W.
R ood , vice-president for
A tl antic-Ri c hfield ; Bjorn
Ahlstrom, president of the VoJvo
Corp. of North America, an · of
whom have been involved u
National Corporate Spomon of
the e xhibition, w ill be in
attendance.
A pro c lamation com ·
memoratin1 this auaplclous
occasion will be praented to \he
museum by Evelyn Hart, ma1W
of Newport Be.ch.
Entetainment for the even!n8
will be pre9ent.ed by the VIJcini
F o lk Dancers of Southern
Cali fornla in their native
costumes, and the SU8Ul BnnDer
chorale, offerin& Scandlnavian
songs. ;·
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Truckers ordered
to Washington
Riley Newma n likes
•global' concept
Newman said the inslitute's
academic goals are so high that
he wonders how e(fective the
research can be.
But Newman isn't willing tp
a b a n d o n t h e i n s t i l u t e 'Is
objectives. and he said many
other faculty members seem to
share his sentiment.
''At the moment, l'm fired up
enormously," he said. "l hope I
can sustain i l."
By ne AHociated Pres•
Leaders of strik ing In-
dependent trucken gathere<f in
Wash ington today to consider
ending their shutdown, offidals
say. and one leader said the
violence-marred stri k e has
achieved its ~y drawing the
attention of .
The Los Ange ea Times today
quoted an unidentif ied
spokesman for the Independent
Truckers A.aociatlon as .. ying
TT A leaders were to auemble
th.is afternoon in Waahington to
decide whethe r to continue the
strike.
James R. Hart. an aide to Rep.
Doualas Applegate, D--Ohio, said
39 I"r A state presidenta would
take part in the vote. Hart said
IT A President Mike Parkhurst
called the uaembly, but adckd,
"It's a little bit premature to say
the strike ia over."
As the strike entered its 11th
day today, police around the
nation reported few act1 of
violence, and offida'la ..Mt fie*
1borta1e• ot aood• could be
attributed to the abutdown..
Parkhurst called the 1U'~
Jan. 31 to prot.t tutww fuel .tax
and fee i.ncnluea, c::on.t.alned in •
law paa.ed in December callinc
for a ~t-a-pllon tax lncrew
on guollne. -
He could not immediately be
reached for comment tod~.
There WH no answer •t die
organization's telephones in
Wa s h in &ton or •t its
hNdquarten in Van Nu:v-.
ITA vice president Bob
Scheffer said Wedneeclay tK.t
the strike had ~ in h•
primary 1oal, focusln1 the
a tte ntio n o f Con1re11 c\n
truckers' probleirw.. t
Meanwhile, four ~
tryina to end the atrike beOn
circulatin1 a letter ur1i•1
hMl'inp to COlllider cbansinl ~
planned increues in ~hWJY
fees and fuel taxa. ;
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Senior Citizens faced increases in t1edicare deductib\eS of z7 i In 1982 and 17i on JanuarY I of thiS year . compounding these increases. premiums for Medi care
supp\ement•' insurance are hi ghe r. 1hes• Increased costs are making insurance
coverage \ess affordab\e f or peop\e on fi••d incomes.
KanY senior Citizens s•Y th•Y are re\uctant to seek needed medic•\ care when
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supp1ement . 1his concerns me . especia1 1Y during the winter months when the e\der1Y are hardest
nit with serious medica1 prob1ems. We do not want anY senior Citizen to go without
needed e111ergencY medi c•\ care this winter. 1herefore. we have co""'itted "untlngton
\n tercQ0111unitY Hospita1 to • n"" cost containment program for peop1e 65 and o1der .
Effective februarY 13. as a pub\ic service. Huntington 1nterco""'unitY Hospita1 wi1 1 waive th• basic Eme rgency Room fee f or any person 65 years or o\der needing
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work . X-rays. or prescriptions are needed . Waiv ing th• basic Emergency Room charge is a direct saving to you of $15 per
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wi11 be in effect february 1.3 through June 30, 1983. ~ny person 65 years or older
is e1igib1• to use t he program when emergency care is needed .
1h• so1e intent of th• fee waiver program Is to respond to the emergency medical
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are here to s er~e you.
El Toro
protesters
out of jail
Most of the 46 adulta and two
juveniles who were arrested at
the main gate to the Marine c.orp.• El Toro A.tr Station had
been released from jail by early
today.
The protesters arrested
Wednesday, were cited tor
violating an Orange County
ordinance prohibiting obstrucuon
of public walkways or streets.
S h e riff's Investigat or Tom
Garner said they face a
nu.demeanor penalty of a $500
fine or six months in jail.
The adult protesters were
booked Into Orange County Jail.
Moat were released on their own
rec:ogni.za.nce Gamer said. A few
protesters preferred to remain In
jail, apparently to expedite their
sentencing, he added.
Sheriff 's deputies and
California Highway Patrolmen
arrested the protesters after
members of the group
purposelly blocked cars from
entering the base.
The protest w~ organized by a
group called Los Angeles
Catholic Workers. It was meant
to stop busloads of officials from
attending a conference for
engineers from private defense
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Katharine Barbosa and &On lxchel, 4, watch brother luac, 7
·months, chomp on sign during demonstration protesting the
"WINCON" military weapons conference in Anaheim Wednesday.
contracting firms, government
and rnllitary repre.entatives.
The conference on defense
systems. called the Winter
Convention on Aerospace and
,
Electroni c Syatema , is
headquartered at the Dlaneyland
Hotel In Anaheim. Sessions
were held on the base to dlscuss
matters in volvln& national
aecurity, a spokesman said.
The protesters failed to block
the bUBloads, though, because
they were routed Into the base
, through another entrance.
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Air-port fees eyOO ____ _
T ermln•l rt'ntal fcH•a,
commercial alrcroft tie-down
rates and concoulon rental•
probebly will be aolng up at
John Weyne Airport In the next
.everal months.
Oran& County Supervisor•
approved an lmplementallon
1ehedule Tuesday. bated on a
conaultant.a report, to Increase
airport profitability by bringing
feee up to the levela charsed by
other alrporu of comparable size.
The few Increases the atudy
calla for wm bo broughl befor•
the board in piecemeal fashion
late this month.
Beeldes the few increaaes
suggested in the consultants'
report, Supervisor Thomas
Riley asked that alternative
proposal• tor lncreaHI and phMt'd In fee hlk" be pnee_.
to the bo.trd when the chanae!t
are ooruddered.
Tho board will conaidft' raltlng
feea for commercial alrllnea In
April and May. while h lkea In
lie-down fees and related chargea
for private aircraft will be
considered thla month and In
March.
Changes in the way concetalon
contracts are let for apace rented
to car agenciee, am ahop. and
restaurants, will be phaaed In
over a two-year period. The
board decided to first conalder
contract.a with thoee conceealona
that now are paying below
market rates for airport apace.
70 inches of rain told .
GASQUET (AP) -Anyone complaining about too much
rain or mow this year should consider moving to th1a hamlet of
600 population In northwestern California.
Gasquet, in Del Norte county at the confluence of the north
and middle forks of the Smith River, has gotten only 70 inchea of
rain this season.
"It seems dry around here," Mike Furnlss, a U.S. Forest
Service hydrologist, said Tuesday.
Last year at this time, a weather station called Camp 6, about
six miles east, had gotten 181.6 inches of rain compared to a mere
85.4 inches this year.
Camp 6 went Into the record book at the end of last year's
se~n with 254.9 inches.
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Estancia's play
wins drama fest
E1nergency
ID ta gs
ordered
The next time an emerP'C)'
1ltuaUon or dltHt•r 1trlket
Oranae County , county
emeraency manaaement team
m e m~b • ra w 1 ll be ea • i l y
identifiable.
:Jk.-~
Perf•cl
RememLerance ~,
~
~ /or 'lour Valentine. Estancia High School drama students involved in the
production of "The Man Who Came to Dinner" took top honors
during the recent 12th annual High School Theater FeeUval at
Occidental College.
Canon Bowler, who played Banjo, received the Flip
Reade Award, given annuaJJy tq the performer who beet
exemplifies the deceased pantornJrhe artist.
The Board of Supervilora hu
directed the co unty
Admlniatrator'• Office to.develop
within tw o weekt an
ldenUflcatlon taa to be worn by
county personnel during
emergencle1. The move came
during Tueeday'a meeting of the
board in Santa Ana.
~-A gift from ·
Estancia seniors Mlhy Rt11s and Carolyn Rauell
received honorable mention awards for their work In the
Kaufman and Hart comedy directed by teacher Barbara Van
Holt.
•Irvine residents can recycle their n ewspapers by
~pp~g .off stacks at tan-colored bins located at four locations
m thell' city.
The bins are at Northwood, Heritage and Turtle Rocle
parks as well as on F..ast Yale Loop next to an Orange County
Fi.re Department station.
Sunset Fibre Industries of Irvine collects and weighs the
paper, then pays the city for it. The money goes into the city's
general fund. Organizations also. can deliver newspapers
directly to Sunset Fibre's recycling yard at 16852 Construction
Way, where they can receive payment by the ton.
More information on the recycling program is available
from the city's Public Works Department, 660-3688.
•Volunteers are needed by the Costa Mesa Historical
Society to help catalogue memorabilia and work in the gift
shop.
The Historical Society building at the comer of Anaheim
Avenue and Plumer Street is open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. on Thursdays. For more information call 631 -5918.
•Theodore Faller of Newport Beach has been elected
chairman of 'tl'ie baord of directors for the Orange County
YMCA Federation.
Fuller is senior vice president of Johnson & _Higgins, a
Costa Mesa-based brokerage firm. He replaces Ralph
Leatherby who continues as a board member.
The federation is the money raising arm for the 11 YCMA
branches in Orange County. ----
•Psychiatrist Elliabetb Kubler-Ross will speak on "Llfe,
Death and Transition," at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at UC Irvine's
Fine Arts Village Theater.
Kubler-Roa, who is known for her works on death and
dying, ia the author of eight books. She speaks around the
world about methods for comforting terminally ill people and
their families.
"The recent state of emergency
aituatlom hu emphaalz.ed a need
tor proper Identification of
county offlclall and· employees
upon entrance to public and
private property," Supervlaor
Bruce Neetande wrote in a letter
urging the action.
Rla-colleagues unanimously
agreed that they direct the
county adrninlatrator to design
an Identification tag after
consulting with the county
Sheriff's and Fire departments.
HB woman
on OC jury
A Huntington Beach )Voman ia
the newest member of the
Orange County Grand Jury.
Marcia "Taffy" Warner
becomes the fourth of 11
alternate jurors to be seated on
the panel, according to Lauren
Leonard, jury foreman.
Warner replaces an
unidentified juror who had to
step down from the
time-consuming position for
personal reasons, according to
Leonard.
A self-employed rehabilitation
counselor, Warner will ail on the
grand jury's environmental
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A VALENTN'S
WISH FROM
US TO YOU
't!m;
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While tradltl,o nally Valentine'~ o.y la a time for huabanch and wlvea.
eweethearta and frinda, It la
alao appropriate for ua to
exprt9 our aood wlahea to ~people, who~~
to be theti phanNley. For we
consider ounelv11 to be a
part of yaur family.
It dellahta ua when me producta we dlaperwe help
relieve yaur l.1lneel and l10p
pain. When you tell ua a
member of th• family la
bet\er or recowrina n.lcely,
we take It H a peraonal
complinwnt. Our Valentine
wlah to our frlenda t. for
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County Zigg'1rat buy nearing
Orana• County sovernment
haa Uiktn the flnt atepe toward
acquirlna the laraely vacant Chet
Holifield Fede rol Building In
La1una Nlauel.
The Board of Supervl1on
agreed Tuesday to notify the
federa l government that It la
Interested In purchaalng the
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Laguna Niguel may
be headed fOr
count y owner h i .
buildtna, known throuahout the
county u the "Zi~rat."
S upervisor '1 homaa Riley,
whoee firth district Includes the
white structure, urged board
memben to take action because
"It may be po11lble to very
coat-effectively meet county
apace need1 and put lo n g
unoccupied apace to good ute."
County officials have long
coNldered the bulldlng, with lta
902,000 equate feet of uaable
1pece, a top ~ntender to houae
county offl~ and courtroom• in
rapidly growlngaouth county.
Riley said noUfylng the federal
1overnment or th oount1'•
rntett11t ln no w1y corwtltua.t a
commitment to purciwiM th•
pro~rty. "It c.'OUld be withdrawn at any
point If we don't think It'• a good
d al," the 1upervilor aaid.
The building waa d eclared
1urplua property by ttw f-...l
government In January and
placed on the market.
While a sale price for the
building has not been set, llOlne
estimawa put the 93 acret' worth
somewhere between $75 and
$100 million.
... PRICES 0000 THRU TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 15, 1982
Checking
insulation
By PAT HOROWITZ ..,_... to the Delly ....
DEAR PAT: Wiie• we boagbt oar llouae
tile previCH11 owner uJd Ile dioagllt tile wall•
were lDJaJated, bet lie wau't sare. 11 there
uy way a homeowner can teU If exterior
walls have 1afficieat lDJllliltioa?
W.8., Butla,ioa Beach
A simple test is to place one hand on an
outside wall and compare the temperature to
that of an inside partition on a cold day. U
there's a noticeable difference in the
temperature of the walls, your wall insulation
is in.adequate.
A second easy c h eck is the visual
inspection. Turn off the electrical power.
Then, take the cover off a light switch located
on an outside wall. Shine a flash.light into the
space behind the swltchbox and see if there is
any insulation there.
If you're still not sure, you may want to
call in an insulation contractor for a
professional opinion. Oft.en, a contractor will
ronduct the inspection in return for a chance
to bid on the work.
Adding wall insulation is probably the
most difficult home insulation project. ~
Is limited, special equipment is usually
required, and it is very hard to determine
whether the wall cavity is being completely
filled (if it isn't, a draft will be created). For
these reasons. it is wise to hire a professional
to do the job.
China pattern s
DEAR PAT: A few years ago I cat aa
Item oat of yoar cohuna widi a IJ1t of IOU.eel
for dl1coatiaHd c'1aa patte1111. I misplaced
tile cUpplag aad lilope yH or you readers cu
belp me locate some replacement pieces for
my "N.Y. Bavilaad, Puadeaa Pattern."
E.B.E ., Costa Mesa
AYS is sending the "china source" list to
you. If jllly readers know where your specific
pattern can be purchased and contact A YS.
the infonnation will be forwarded to you.
Smelly humidifier
DEAR PAT: I ase a bamJdlfler almost
every algbt to keep mol1tare la die air la oar
bouse. 11 tlllere any way I can get rid of tbe
musty odor la tlae ... mldlfler? I laealtate
addlag uytMag to Ute water becaase lt may
red ace tllle effectlve11H1 of tllle llamJdlfler.
G.l.., Corona del Mar
Dissolve one tablespoon o1 20 Mule TeQm
Borax per gallon of water before adding to the
humidifier unit. Thia treatment may be used
once or twice a year to eliminate the musty
odor.
. • ~I a problem? Then write to 91 Pai Horowitz Pat will cut red 1a~.
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getting the answers and ac11on you
,... need to solve 1nequ1t1es 1n
government and business. Mat! your qu<>st1ons
to Pat Horowitz. Al Your Service. Orange
Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. ~ta Mesa.
CA. 9262f}.
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Risk i~ geographical
Th e 5,000 year -round
residents of Balboa Peninsula,
who find themselves besieged
each summer whe n thousands of
visitors flock to the beaches, are
understandably concerned when
they speculate on the posslbillty of
a major disaster that might require
a mass e vacuation of the narrow,
three-mile strip.
With only one way to enter or
leave the peninsula, that's not a
pleasant prospect. Even without a
disaster, the homeowners already
have trouble bucking summer
traffic, when a trip that nonnally
takes 10 minutes can stretch out to
a n hour.
They complain that the city's
r ecently updated e mergency
disaster plan is oriented toward a
military attac k , but does not
address such problems as fire or
earthquake.
City offlclala note there never
haa been a need to evacuate the
penin1ula, but aay they believe it
could be aafely accomplJ1hed If
necessary by aeallng off the area,
having police direct car1 to the
single exit and ua1ng echool bUMe
to remove others. So far, they aay,
there never haa been a substantial
delay in responding to fire or
medical calls on the peninsula.
The homeownen have every
right to air their concerns and to
want to be sure public safet y
authorities have d rawn up aome
workable plans to aid them,
should the need ariae.
Jkat the geographical problem
cannot be overcome. Those who
chooee to live in 90 constricted an
area must realize they are as
vulnerable as thoee who bulld in
areas of high flood or brush fire
risk. The city can try, but it cannot
change the map.
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TiHJe to reHJove hazard
Back in 1977 one wing of
Fountain Valley's Harper School
was damaged in an arson fire.
U nusable for classrooms. the
wing was used for storage_ of
district furniture and supplies.
Last October a second fire did
additional damage.
At that point the damaged
structure became a neighborhood
safety hazard and lrUl.tees were
urged to order it deml>lished. A
committee of parents, teachers and
district officials was formed to
examine possible alternatives, but
since no funds were available to
rebuild the wing -and since the
e ntire school is scheduled to be
closed n e xt year because of
declining e nrollment -the
committee has recommended that
the burned wing be raz.ed .
This is the logical road to
take . P opulation projections
indicate it would be at least 10
years before the district might
find it necessary to reopen Harper
School. Meanwhile the damaged
wing aerves no purpoee and ia ln
fact dangerous in its present
condition.
Tnl.s1ees have decided to wait
two more weeks before acting on
the a d visory committee'•
recommendation. The Idea is to
make s u re everyone i n the
community is aware of the
proposal and to give citizens a
chance to speak on the issue at the
board's Feb. 17 Qleeting, in case
someone has a more feasible
proposal.
That is fair enough. But the
damaged wing has been standing
there for too long. Barring IOl1le
other unexpected solution, the
board should accept the
committee's advice and order the
structure rued, preferably during
the surruner when the rest of the
school will be unoccupied.
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Watch wallops
Laguna's N e ighborhood
W a tc h Inc. a ppare ntly richly
deserved the awards bestowed on
the group in last week's Patriots
Day Parade -and not just for the
amusin g "mowing down crime"
entry that took the Civic Service
and Grand Marshal's award.
The Police Department's
report on 1982 crime in Laguna
Beach showed a 22.5 percent
decline in residential burglaries
over the previous year, with 92
fe wer home burglaries reported.
And Police Chief Neil Purcell
gives credit for t h is welcome
sta ti s tic to the flourishing
Neighborhood Watch groups, now
numbering more than 100 in the
city.
Unfortunately, there was no
corresponding decrease in business
and commercial burglaries, which
increased by two incidents over
the previous year.
However. the report noted a
• cr1nie
54 percent decrease m rape repona
and a 15 percent decrease in felony
assaults.
Increases were recorded in
murder -two cases compared
with one the previous year -and
in auto theft and arson repona.
Increased surveillance by
patrol officers is credited ln part
for a major increase in drunk
driving arrests which jumped
from 241 in 1981 to 350 last year.
Overall, crime ln Laguna
dropped 9.8 percent in 1982, based
on the so-called "index crime" list
used by federal authorities to
gauge local trends and compare
cities.
Obviously, much of the total
decline must be attributed to the
sharp drop in home burglaries, a
fact that s hould inspire
Neighborhood Watch groupe in all
areas to intensify their efforts to
protect their own and others'
homes.
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Voice f roHJ the past
The recent news that Amtrak
officials intend to drop plans for
passenger train stops in Irvine.
• Mission Viejo and Norwalk was a
blow, but Irvine has managed to
pull one more card out of its
sleeve, and it just might work.
That's a 96 -year -old
d ocument, the will of James
Irvine, whoee vast ranch holding
was to become the dty of Irvine.
The will deeded land for the San
Be rnardino and San Diego
Railroad Co. to construct tracks
through Irvine's ranch and in
exchange required continuing
righ ta for freight and passenger
aervice in what ia now East Irvine
from the railroad firm or its
successors.
The current succeaor ia the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway Co., which owns the
tracks on which Amtrak operates
Its Los Angelea to San Diego
pueenger trainl.
Santa Fe, it appean, contends
the propoeed new 1topt would: be
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commu ter-oriented and takes
exception to that idea on grounds
the frequent st.ope could interfere
with its freight train lel'Vioe.
Since Santa Fe came out the
winner in a similar dispute in
1977, which went to arbitration ,
Amtrak apparently decided to
yield and drop the train atop idea.
But meanwhile the California
Transportation Comm.iulon hu
appropriated funds for the new
rail stations, $2.3 millJon for the
Irvine atop, $1 .8 mllllon for
Mission Viejo and $1 .5 mWlon for
Norwalk.
City officialt hope that
pressure from the 1tate
commialion , along with Irvine'•
land agreement, may penuade
Amtrak to reopen clllc\mion with
Santa Fe.
It would be a rare blatoric:al
twiat lf cruaty old Jamet lrvtne
were able to ret1Ch from the srave,
ln effect, to aid the city that now
flowilhes qn hla vatt ranch.
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Letters to the editor
Beach flotsam
• • stirs memories
To the Editor:
The wonderful colorful picture of
flotsam left ln the aftermath of flooding
in Orange County on the front page of
your F e bruary l edition evok ed
memories of the coastline on the River
Clyde in Scotland in the months
Immediately preceding the invasion ln
Normandy in World War ll.
At that time, I was a small boy living
on the coast witnessing the growing
annada of shipe of all the allied countries
as they grouped in the Firth of Clyde
awaiting their instructlona. The Queen
Mary, now in Lo~ Beach, and her sister
ahip the Queen Elizabeth were frequent
visitors wearing their drab battle gray
colors and usually loaded with about
1~1000 American servicemen on their
way to join the battle for freedom.
The fruit which shows up ae the flotsam in your picture presumably are
oranges or lemons. During "WWII
oranges and lemons were a rarity ln the
European scene. However, we in
Scotland. were fortunate to have a great
many American ships in the River Clyde
and, presumably, when the ships'
storekeepers opened up a box of supplies
and found that perhaps they were not
quite to their liking they heaved them
over the side.
ONE OF my jobs as a small boy was to
get out at low tide and check the rocky
beach areu for any usable produce
which was washed up on the ihore and
one of \be really big finds waa to pick up
o ranges, lemons and grapefruit
frequently bearing the "Sunkist"
imprint. No doubt, today in C&lifomia
we enjoy a surplus of these citn.aa fru.ita
and the fruit in your picture would not
be among the flotaa.m to be picked up by
the beachcomben of Orange County.
I might add that. picking up oranges
MAILBOX
on the beach around Britain during the
war was, for a while, a hazardous
bufiness since Nail sympathizers in
Spain were known to have placed
anti-personnel bombs in Spanish oranges
which were licked up, from time to
time. aroun the British shores b y
beachcombers who in many cues either
suffered severe damage or indeed loss of
life when the bombs exploded. I always
wed to poke at the fruit on the shore
with a 15 ft. long boat hook before
approaching and picking it up always
with a certain amount of fear and
trepidation.
Thank goodness these days are over
but I al ways wanted to thank these kind
storekeepers for letting us fiave their
throw-aways. In this day and age they
would be classed as litterbugs. One
wonders just where the fruit in your
picture came from.
DAVID A.W. YOUNG
Need protection
To the F.ditor:
A Mr. D on a Id E . Olson wrote
(Mailbox, Jan. 30) about the proposed
Newport Beach ordinance for protection
of parking control and animal control
officers in the performance of their
• duties.
The incident in which a person
supposedly tore up a park:in~ citation m
front of the officer should be clarified.
The person actually grabbed the
offker's citation copies (court and file)
from her hands, tore those copies up in
little pieces and sprinkled them on the
ground.
Is this sort of conduct something that a
parking control officer should have to
deal with? These hard-working women
have a tough enough job without having
to put up with people like this!
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Pipeline pact profitable
A two-year dispute over
flnaftcial terms for the use of a
p ipeline running from an oil
tanker berth offshore under
city-owned land to storage
facilities on shore baa at 1.ut been
tettled.
· Gulf OU Company had been
paying the dty $2,400 a fi:1' for
U1e of the part of the pipe that
runs under the beach and Pad.fie
Cout Highway to the Gulf tank
farm.
When the former 2~-year
agreement expired in 1980, the
city launched eUorta to increase
the lease payment. But
negotiations broke down, the dty
ordered the company to remove lta
pipeline and Gull filed suita.
Juat when the dispute was
scheduled to go to Federal District
Court in Los Angeles, an
agreement favorable to
Huntington Beach was reached.
The oil company now will .,_Y
an annual lee of $32,000 for the
1,600-foot IU"etch of pipeline along
with $115,000 for uae of the
pipeline since the original contract
expired plus $100,000 ln legal fees.
The new 25-year agreement
alao provides that the oil company
shall remove the pipeline if the
city decidft to develop land under
which lt now runs.
This all sound.I fair enough,
but it la unfortunate that 90 much
time, money and eUort had to be
expended in trytna to settle the·
mue.
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Goat Hill grows up
W ith no fewer than three
major development plana in line
foe review ln the coml.na monthl,
Cotta Mesa city plannen are
eam1n& their pay th1a )'Mr.
Lateat entry in the
development 1weepe1akes la the
Seaeratrom family'• 100-acre
Home Ranch, which envillonl 2.6
mllllon aquare feet of office
development, two 400-room botell
and retail buildl:nla on the oftllnal
Seseratrom home ate ad alt•
adjacent to the San D1•10
Freeway between Fairview Road
and Harbor Boul9vard.
'l1le project would be just •
mtle from the family'• h1ahly ~ful South COMt P1ua and
Town C.ter dewlo~ta.
'JM dty alrwty bM ·~
con1tructlon o ••• hotel-condominium and oUlce bulldt~•~ between JO and 14
ltOr1ee hJCll on &O aaa of 8aldOb . . . .
famlly land, a110 tn the South
Coaat Plua-Town Center area.
Hearinp on 1pedfic~or thil project are in the o •
Meanwhile, the are
preparina co review yet another
major development on 80 acres
north of th• S.kloka land, the
lar1e9t chunk of undeveloped land
left ln the dty.
Thlt one progo1e1
corwtrucUon cl eoo condomlnlwna
and two 300-room bo1ell ot from
10 to u ...... In hltlht.
Ccata MeU Mi indMd come a
lona way from the daya of' ita dilDarulna OOllt HiU nickname. }lui ane~la feft to wcinder if lt II not
now deetlned, •• all th•••
wonclrow ltl\ICtUl9 aria and are
occupied, to beeom• a 1tant parldftl lot with ....W.• dOOmld to apend molt of ttielr UIM ln
tnffliC JI.rm.
Parking conlrol is absolutely necessary
to the city. Have we fo rgotten the fine
revenue for Newport Beach these gal5
generate? Parking control and animal control
officers do need some type of protection
and a city municipal code is ·the only
answer.
Obviously the writer never spoke to
any parklng control officer or a Newport
Beach Police Department official about
this incident
SHARON SMITH
Staff upsei
To the Editor:
Regarding your Feb. 3 article on
leasing of cars for top administrators in
the Coast Community College District:
The last salary increase the classified
(support) staH oi Coast Community
College District received was in JuJy
1981. ln July 1982, severe benefit cuts
were negotiated into the c lassified
contract due to budget cutbacks and a
"fiscal austerity program."
The classified staff, currently facing
the possibility of layoffs. is extremely
upset.
The increased benefit package that
has been approved for our "esteemed
leaders" is certainly not appropriate nor
necessary at this point in time.
RICHARD YAROSH
President, Claaslfied Employees Cabinet,
California School Employees Association,
C.oast Community College Di.strict.
Dust bowl
To the Editor. One m ust agree with downtown
merchant VIK'.Cher. C.ertainly the c.c.t.a
Meaa dty officiala ahould have had a
definite plan on the boards. when they
leveled the buildings at 19th and Harbor.
Nol only did they diapllloe all of thoee
people, but they al80 created a giant dust
bu-¥1 right in the heart of town.
It reminds me of that though t ~okina plaque 'Plan Ahe6d' with the
Ahead' gradually falling off into space. MA.RY ALICE WU.SON
Happy endins
To the Editor:
My husband, my family and I would
like to take th.la opportunity to pu!~ thank everyone involved ln tlie
for our lost 11-year~ aon, Feb. 3 and 4.
8'ncett thanla to the Newport Beach
Police Department, leCUrlty auanb of
Park Newport, Newport C.enter and
Irvine, the Boya Club personnel in
Eaatbluff, teachers al Eaetbluff
Elementary School, the police and
abopkeepen on Balboe la1and. the Daily
~. friend., neighbors and even a dos
named Brute. We find it hard to elCpll'ta ln words
our heartfelt gratitude and appn!datlon
for the long houra you gave of
younelves during a cold, rainy JUcht.
Thanka to God and all of you, our
story had a ha~py end.IJ\I. So often tbde
daya they don t. We want to ahare our
"good new." story with you and all your
readers.
BARBARA and JOHN POLLOCK
Volunteer
To the Editor: When the PaUMdel up near Malibu
alide down on the bJahway \be mem Is
alwaya deaned up ln a day or two. · -·
When two feet of and II depollted on
C.O.t HJabway ln HW\tlnpm Belch it
tuddenly ~ an lmw'mountable ~· A week hat 80"" by md the ~-:~1 = like to volW\t.r
my Ume (and my sboW)) to pt the work
startA9d and maybe l9t eamibocly'1 rw
in par. JAMJ:S R. OALLAOHD
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S..ma U\at more and more ref•rffl
conuol the OOlllDI ol ....-•much•
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'' .•. Actually, he looks so good
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Tom Selleck on Mapum,
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i
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oastal couples announce engagements, set weddins dates
Wright-Plahn
Tlw l'lltlll(Jl'ltll•nt of .Judy Wrl.Cht 111 Slll'ldon
Plnhn 11 unnour11>toel hy lwr 1>1•r1•111.H, Do11uld ttnd
M1uy Wright of Nt•wpu1 l &·m·h i'lahn 11 tht• aon
or SonJH Pluh11 of l .. tnl'llJilf>I umt tht> Iott• John
Pluhn Uur Ludy Qut•t•n of Angt'IK. Nt•wport
Beol·h , will bl' tht• 1il'lllllK Cor tht.• Aug 6
wl'dchng
Sc haw b-Doelz
Wood1-Tidn1ar1h
.Mr und M1 II Hh·hurd Lindll·v Wurnlli or
Coron11 dt·l Mur onnuunl'•• 1 I"' 1•11.c11Kt•mt•1ll ,,r
tht•ar cleughtt•r Allie.on Llndlt·v W11ud11 to titoefft(t'
1-'rurll'hl 'r1drrnmih Ill SulrH Mkhul'I 1uuJ All
AnRt'IM Churl·h 111 Corona dt•I Mur ho• b1•1•n
rt'i..•rvt'Ci for th1•1r Ju1w 18 w1'dd111tc Th•· fulun•
brldearoom 111 tht• !IOn or Mr und MrK G(.'Orgt•
F'ranc:l1 Tldmanih of Ouk Drook, Ill
Li pot-Everett
J Jr.wu•tt or Arwht•llfl Tht• Wt'tldlnliJ 11 plnnnt'<.I
fm AUK 'J.7 In Sl11 Slrnun &md Jutlt• Church,
llunll11Klon At•11dl
Wag taff-Moon
(ic•nit•I Wug11lLlff und O..rtl•n Moon, both ur
Jh.111t1n"wn Bc.1och. will he marrl'-'<l June 4 ut the•
Powuy honw of tht• brtdc.>'ll parents. Jim nnd
Nancy Wnl(liturr Muon Is the aon of the• luw
DallBS Moon oncl Dorothy Ferrell uf Huntington
&>1wh
The Pngagoment of Barbara R. Llpot to Mackey-Chandler
James B. Everett la announct.>d by her parents
thl'lr d1u1httr. Annf'tt• Ch .. rl• Ma<'k•)', IO
MkhlM.'l O\l1 Chandler pf Dana Polnt. TN! fu&uN ....._,
brldt>&room ii Uw 1un of Marilyn Brant Chandl•r
anct Ot11 Chnndl.-r. Thtt Wt'<ldln1 dau• hu• *"
tM'l for Murt·h 27 In S• Mnry'• EplJ1COpul Churc·h.
Luguno Bf.uch
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Killian-Mintie
Lauren Michele Killian. daughter of the late
Charles Bruce and Bonnie Tillar Klllum, and
Jamt't Marlin Mlntie. llOn of Robert W. and Tally
Seager Mlntic of Toluca Lake. are engaged and
plun a Sept. 24 wedding. Killian ia thl'
granddaughtt•r 0( George LesllP Killian of
lluntln~ton Harbour.
Jonnm• Taylor Schwab will be marru .. >d Junt>
4 to John Lt.>w1s Doelz. Tht• l'Ouplt."s engagement
iH annount>t•d by ht•r parents, Mr and Mrs. Paul
Joseph &hwab of Manhattan Beach. Th~ future
bnqegnlOl'Tl':t purents ttre Mr. and Mrs. Me-lvin
Louis Doelz of Corona dcl Mar
Dr. und Mrs. Churles A. Lipot of Fountain Mr. and Mrs William Wulter Maukt•y of
Vallt-y. Everett Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jame. -Lagunn N1guc•I unnounc.~ the engttgt-nu.•nt ol
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Downey-Kohler
Mr. and Mrs . Car rQ ll G . Downtty o f
Louisv1lle. Ky. announce the t>ngagement or
their daughll'r, Valerie Ann Downey, lO Gerald
J~ph Kohler lll. son of Marilyn J . Kohler or
Costa Mesa and Gerald J . Kohle r Jr. of Newport
Beach. Their May 28 wedding will be in Our
Lady Queen of Angels Church. Newport Beach.
Laurie Suzanne;
Haven'• engagement to
Rodney Clark Hill ia
an n oun~ed by her
parents, Kathleen Haven
of Santa Ana and Dr.
Albert V . Haven of
Alpine, forme rly of
Laguna Beach. Mr. and
Mra. Merle S. Hill of
Monterey Park a r e
parent• of the fu ture
bride groom . The
wedding will be June 4
in Arcadia.
Barnes-Lasley
Connie Barnes and Steve Lasley will be
married May 15 m lhe First Presbyterian Church
6f Fulle rton. Dave and Virginia Barnes, of
Fullerton, are parents of the bride-elect and the
future bridegroom is the son of Shirley Lasley of
Seal Beach and the late William Lasley.
Call 142-5871.
Put a few word•
to work for ou.
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Shared housing
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THURSDAY, F&IAUARY tO, 1913
CAVALCADE
BUSINESS
TELEVISION
The following Orange County offices can be
contacted for information about local shared housing
programs:
ANAHEIM -Anaheim Housing Authority, 76 S . r Claudina, Anaheim 92806. Phone: 533-8754.
BREA -H4man Services Department, 1 Civic
Center Circle, Brea 92621. Phone: 990-7776.
CORONA DEL MAR -OA$IS Senior Center,
800 Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar 92625. Phone:
759-9471.
COSTA MESA -Golden Times Senior Center,
114 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa 92627. Phone: 642-2275.
FULLERTON -Senior Center, 233 W . Amerige,
Fullerton 92632. Phone: 738-6894.
GARDEN GROVE -Senior Center , 113
Stanford, Garden Grove 92640. Phone: 638-6766.
HUNTINGTON BEACH -1035 12th St., Apt. 6,
Huntington Beach 92703. Phone: 536-2577.
IRVINE -Senior Center, P .O. Box 19575-9575,
Irvine 92713. Phone: 660-3889.
LAGUNA BEACH -Senior Citizens Club, P .O.
Box 1343, Laguna Beach 92652. Phone: 497-2441
(afternoons).
PLACENTIA -120 S . Bradford, Placentia 92670.
Phone: 993-8133.
SANT A ANA -20 Civic Center Plaza, City Hall.
Sant.a Ana 92701. Phone: 834-4811.
SAN CLEMENTE -Senior Center, 238 Del Mar,
San Clemente 92672. Phone: 498-3322.
SAN J UAN CAPISTRANO -Hot Springs Dance
Hall, 12506 Paseo Adelanto, San Juan Capistrano
92675. Phone: 493-1171, Ext. 245.
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TUSTIN -T ustin Senior Citizens C lub, 300
Centennial Way, Tustin 92680. Phone: 544-8890. Senior citizens gather for a mixer twice a month in Huntington Beach
to talk about the home sharing program.
Shared housing.-. • An ans\Ner: to elderly' s living?
By PAT HOROWITZ
O(tM Delly f'ttol ltaft
Many Orange Coast senior citizens are living alone' and not
Uking it. Maintaining a large home or apartment is too costly or ~ifficult for them, and it can be a lonely existence for older people
whose families are not in close contact.
Shared housing could be the answer to many living problems
of the elderly and this option will become a work.able reality with
~e initiation in early March of a compu tenzed countywide
iflformation and referral system to expand shared housing
frogl"am& for senior citizens.
• Funded by a $35,000 grant from the county Board of
S perviso~ which also acts as the Housing Authority. the new
demonstratn:m program will be adminiatered by the Feedback
fo~*"-a nonprofit service organization for senior ciliz.ena
~~dy operates TLC (transportation, lunch and counaellng)
~in the county and one of t he established shared housinc
~upervisor Roger Stanton, who suggested the cowtty prosram
~t September, said he sees the idea aa a simple way to provide
OlMY seniors with important financial and social benefits, not the
lieaat of which are companionship and the personal assistance that
the presence of another person can provide in emergencies.
Stanton added ~t participating seniors will realiz.e benefits from
reduced housing costs. which in turn will provide them with more
income for transportation, medical services and other necessities.
Muriel Nelson, project services manager for Feedback. said,
"Funding is sufficient to get this program off the ground. We
hope more money will be allocated if we're successful and have
good participation from the existing programs."
Stan ton noted that funding in subsequent years could come
from local. state or federal ~ants or Crom the private sector.
Nelson explained that the central registry will" list those
willing to share their homes and those wanting to share a home.
That infonnation then will be forwarded to existing programs and
to others the foundation will develop in new areas.
"There are three basic reasons for home sharing: financial
considerations, companionship and security," Nelson said. "We will
•ttempt to match up lifestyles and make sure people who share a
home also share very similar attitudes. It's just as important to
Utility stock said
good inve§tment
.._... to IM Dely Not
.Now is the time fo r
ipwestment-rp.inded Americans to
consider a shift Crom money
rp.arket funds to selected stocks -
ind utility stocks could well
represent a sale bet.
In a special "Investment
outlook" In Consumers Digest, an
lftt.erview with finandal advisor
.hllip John Niemark re veaw
hy.
Why look to the stock mar~t?
•!Money, cash Uquldlty, ls now
Unportant again," says Niemark.
"American corponlt.ions are on a
<flfferent footing. Those with
Uquldlty will be the onea that
flt. The same ia true of
vtduals."
Not sugsesting an eXodua from
oney market funds (which
rve the same function aa
np), the interview rev••
t£ that aach funda will ~ .-Y 9llnificantly lem intereat in
next few l'('Oflthe.
P,retentlng evidence to b«k. up
theory for recovery, Niemark
na today'• economk 4'1tuaUon ~end of 1974, when t..e at.ode
r.ket took off. Recent MWI
... .....,._ -and • tremendoUI
of stock marbt ecUvlty -alantlat• tb• theorlea
11111'"'41-'·t.t ln ..... ~
latlMeVI.
lkltk market rel*ll the •r flf the countl'J :• ••'9 Nlemark. "For t.tUI reoowry, look-
to old-fashioned values -hard
work, toil, industry -and to the
economic segments that exhibit
the same traits. These are not the
runaway, exciting stocks."
Consumers Digest tells it1
readers to watch for other facton
as well when selecting a s tock.
One fac1or Is low price/earnings
ratios (for example, stocks that
sell at four or five time. their
yearly ea rnings). Also
recommended are stock.a lasued
by companies that. have high
liquidity and little debt. And
consumers enterinc the market
should keep read!ns the newa,
mapzinet and special reports w
atay poeted on investment-related
newa.
"One category of stock that
meeu a ll of the Important
Investment criteria ta utililies.0
Utlllty companlu have m•nY
allures unmatched by other
11oeka. Good utility atocb yield
10.5 to 13 percent annually. 'rhat
benefit II oomJ)Ounded by a la aUowtna eech lnvator u much•
$760 worth of dlvidenda each
)"Mr we free if cl\Olle dMdenda
~ f11lnvesW!d in the uUUty. Such
a WC~ can double a 1tock'1 eneea.e yie1d.
With a pro-buelnna climate
returnlna to the country,
Coneumen Dt1e1t .... u&JUty CO(ll..-on ~ •&rwlet ncht ~ilnce 1t1te re~atoty
comndllloftl an 11'11'1 mon
liberal rate mere•., than In the
'We will attempt to match up lifeatylea
and make aure people who ahare a
home alao ahare very similar attitudes.'
find out what people could not share. Anyone getting involved in
this program would be giving up something -either privacy or
thelr own household and many of thelr howehold possessions. We
all have anxieties, and It's essential to explore and verbalize
concerns before arrangements are finalized."
Many of the established home sharing programs in Orange
County bold regular mix.en foe leflior dt.lz.ena. The Feedback
Foundation and the city of Huntington ee.ch sponsor mixers the
ffnt and third Tue9daya of each month •t the Huntington Beach
TLC fecility in Lake Park u part of its Homesha.ren Pl"OIJW1l·
·~e.e mixers allow the ten.lot' cltir.ens to get acquainted with
each other and to diacuss their individual housing needs With each
other," Nellon said.
"We have had 150 active participanta since the program was
started here last July. Of these, 100 have homes and 50 are
looking for a home. There are 30 active homesharers at this time,
25 of whom are women." she added.
Income and age are optional information it.ems requested by
the Huntington Beach program. although all participants are
asked if they are senior citizens.
Presently, the age range of Huntington Beach seniors
involved In the homesharing program is between 55 and 93 years.
The majority has less than $500 monthly income. The only
difficulty this program has experienced ia follow-up for a few
homesharers, according to a Homesharer monthly report. Those
who have problems call daily or weekly. But after these problems
are alleviated they are 10met.imes dJfficult to ~h. Most
participants do drop in or attend the mixers and parties, however.
Nelson noted that recently. seniors have contacted the
program to inquire if they can attend the mixers to make friends.
Many say they are feeling isolated and lonely. One lady was
recovering from a stroke and was very depreeeed. She attended
WitH money market intereet on the decreaee,
investments into good utility etock can malle
your money 1taek up. •
the mixer and said she felt liked and happy for the first time
since the atroke.
In addition to meeting housing needs and providing 80ci.aJ
contacts the Huntington Beach Homesharen program reports
other benefitsreceived by ita participants. In November, the
di.rector of the Foster Grandparent program began to share her
home with one of the participants. That same penon received a
job through a referral provided by Homeshaters; the third aenior
to attain a job th.rough a referral from the program.
' Nehlon stressed that the countywide homesharing program
will involve a lot of counseling with protection of the
confidentiality of information, both about thoee willing to sh.are
their homes and tru.e eeeking a home to share.
"We alao will emphasize that this program is not 'renting a
room.' It will involve sharing a home 80 that neither penon leela
that the other is 'top q , ... ahe said.
Senior citizena in1ere9Ced in ~ more about shared
housing are advi8ed to oootact the ~ sharing program in their
own area.
Jim Dukette, Orange County Senior atizem Office
adminlatrator, said aeniora interested in home sharing al9o may
phone 834-5856 for more lnfonnation. "Thll phone number is a
retoUrCe contact toe eenk>ra who have aoclal, medical, legal or
disability-related ooncema, M well as shared housing inquiries," he
explained.
Dukette said the county Senior Ctizena Advi8ory Council
appointed an ad hoc committee to study the concept of shared
housing when the idea was first being explored at the county
level. ''The committee's support of shared housing was ratified by
the fUl.1 couilcil and presented to the Board of Supervisors. We aee
thJB program as opening up new opportunities for older people,"
he said.
Dukette emphasiz.ed the need for local shared housing
programs to provide a chance for diacusak>n to Benior cit:bena
contemplating a change in their living arrangements. "It'•
important for people to learn about what is involved and allow ·~
them to ask any questions they may have about this housing
option.
"Shared housing is a pretty dynamic thing and It can be a
boon to a great number of P,f!Ople on a broad-range basis."
Small business sees
reaSOn for optimism
. -
conditiona in the next six moot.ha.
Dunkelberg cautioned that the
improvement comes from a Yet)'-J
low point. "Fa>nomically, small
businea hu been throuah the
ringer.'' he said, But hla findi.np
1 h o w e d c 1 e a r 1 y t h a ·t
improvement ha begun.
!'Although ffrma have been
expectlng-economic improvement
for IOl"M time, it appears th.at UU.
optlmlsm will be tranalaW!d into
lncreHed expenditures for
capital, Inventories and new
employeeS." he said.
Companlea still will be
caulloua, he conceded, but be
lllllded that ''now it appears thq
are re.dy to put their monq
where lheir hopee are."
Durtna the aevere downt\&111
the amall-buai{'eu community
had become leaner and harW.
..
Ill Or•no• COii\ DAIL y PILOT /Thurtday, February 10, ioe:s
(gffi \!lffi[~ffi[I)~ GOlll Ol lllDll
A ·.A. purpose defined Hoth vulnerable. North
deal•.
NORTH
+AK Q
c;) &
Sometime• you have to
take certain rltk• t.o make
your contract. That la not a
lime for the faint of heart or
for playlnr aafe.
ace and rutted heart, thea
hoped for tbe but 11 be cuh·
ed dumm1'1 thne htsb
. 1pade1. Whe• LhOM trick•
DEAR ANN LANDERS: We who are In
Aloohollct Anonymout iratefully recqpilM chat
you have been a friend and at.rona supporter for
many yea,., and many of ua have come to the
program u a result of your augg.esdona.
You a.re correct In that du&lly addicted people,
as long as one of their addlcUona t.•aloohol, are fully
qualified and more than welcome In the A.A .
program. I happen to have more than one problem
myself.
However, In a recent column to a mother who
said her daughter waa "on drugs" and "every dime
she makes goes to support her habit," yo\A ~
that she UJ'le her daughter to go to Alconolica
Anonymoua. And, in a lat.er column, to a wife who
said that ahe and her husband "have been smoking
pol for 14 years," again you recommended A.A. In
the second column you went on to say, "Recently I
have neceived thousands of letters from potheads
who want to get off. My consultant for this
problem, Dr. Edward C. Senay, recommends one of
two approaches. First, good old Alcoholics
Anonyinous ... " If any alcoholic problem existed In these
instances, Ann, your readers were not made aware
of it. We think they might conclude that pel"90ns
"on drugs" or who a re potheads can become
memben of A.A. As you know, thia is not the cue,
unless they are also addicted to alcohol. 'Fhe
difference is clearly defined In our A.A. traditions.
We 1lJ"e able to help only the alcoholic. This is not a
decision we made in order to be exclusive, Ann. It is
what our experience has taught us.
More and more treatment centers, counselors,
• · llOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, February 11
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Commitment is
made, financial resources are tabulated, relationship
is s(rong and your presti~e is enhanced. Lunar focus
on friends, hopes and wishes.
. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Know when
project is finished -transaction probably has been
COO\pleted. Superior waits in wings, is keen
o~rver. will reward your efforts.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Pioneering spirit
prevails. Spotlight o n travel , distan.ee.
communication, .. ability to become familiar with
another language.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): You get results
through unorthodox methods, procedures. Intuition
pla)(s key role. Focus on money, partnership and a
dramatic tum of events.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Diversify, hold off on
final decisions, see picture in its entirety, perceive
your own potential. Spotlight on travel, legal
matters, special documents. .
VIRGO (Aug. 2:i-~pt. 22): Stick to practical
matters; feeling of being uprooted is but temporary.
~eone is trying to shove you off course -
maintain balance, keep goal in sight.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be ready for change;
travel, variety. Views wiU be vindicated. Focus on
children, speculation, contests, intensified
relationships with members of opposite sex.
. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Spotlight on
security, domesticity, safety devices and basic
adjustment where home and family are concerned.
Emphasis also on special purchases.
SAGl'l"l'AJUUS (Nov. :.!:.!-.LJeC. il): Avoid trying
to be in too ma ny places at once. Make calls,
contacts and prepare resume . Give full play to
intellectual curiosity, ask questions and realize
indeed that world can be your oyster.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22°-Jan. 19): Important
financial deal tops agenda. Major point is proven,
your efforts are vindicated, you'll be granted proper
license. Focus also on payments, collections.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You'll be at
right place at crucial moment. Timing and judgment
prove correct. Cycle high, wear bright colors, make
personal appearances and direct appeals.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20): Neas that had
been shrouded in mystery, illusion and· deception
will now. receive benefit of greater light. You'll
have opportunity to take charge of your own
destin .
,..
therapi9t9' en4 °'• or1ani .. Uona-ar .. referrln1 people without aleohoUc problenw to A.A. The real
loeer la the addicted lndlvldual becauae there 18 no
way we a.re able to make a non-alcoholic Into a
member of AJcoholl~ Anonymous,
We would appreciate your help .. Ann, In
getting thla rnetia&e to the publk. We want very
much to help all fellow sufferenr.t help aa quickly
as poealbie. Sending them to A. . will only delay
the Jr recovery . -SINCERELY, JIM K .
CHAIRMAN, AREA SERVICE COMMITTEE OF
A.A. DEAR JIM: I am well aware tut A.A. 11 ollly
for dlote wlllo are addicted to alcoHl, btlt a areat
· muy people wbo write to me aay tlaey are tikin1 Dill•, 1moklD1 pot, upertmeatla& wltla cocalae ud
LSD ud tlaea Add, "( started wlt.ai beer ud boote.
Every day I uve a bottle of wlae or a Ul.f bottle of
bovboll or vodb to 1et 1olD1. I bow If I CCH1ld qait
drlnklag I wo.1ld uve tbe •DI power to stay away
from tlae rett of tlae anti." •
To me, tlala coaatltatet alcobollam, ao I aead
tbem to tbe beat place I how -Alcollollca
Anonymoaa. I am pleaaed to report that buadreda
of people ba~ written to 1ar,1 "God ble11 you, Ann.
A.A. got me off everytbln1. ' ·
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lpek Jeweler• 18 Kt. Gold
Ring
12 Diamond•
0 .24 Ct. 1
Ruby 0.83 Ct.
Ruby
$701.
L'Or Elegant
14 Kt. Gold
Bracetet
o A 8 7 4
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Declarer wa1 E1t.eb1n
Cuian or Chile. Hit redouble
of three heart•, by agree·
menl, 1howed flr1t•round
control of the 1ult, and hla
partner dl1played touching
faith when he leaped to the
•mall 1lam in di1mond1.
at.God up. declarer wa1 home.
He nirted a club In hind and
a heart In dummy.
Everyone wa1 down t.o two
carda and the lead w~• on the
table. Declarer •Imply led
club from the table and Eaat
waa trapped In a trump coup.
Declarer held the K..J or
trump• behind hit queen and.
no mat.I.er what Eaat did. the
laat two t.rlcka, and the alam,
were In Lhe bag.
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We1t led the king of club•.
taken by the ace in dummy.
Declarer ca1hed the •ce of
diamond• and learned about
the bad trump break. He
flneaaed the ten of diamond•
and then made the key play
or 1urrendering a club.
Nole that declarer mu1t
caah the hl1h 1pade1 before
he r.ulf• a club. If he doe• not,
Eatt will ahed a spade on the
third club and then rurr the
third apade t.o defeat the
alam.
I O PUIP ... P ...
Opening lead: Kine of •.
We1t shifted to the queen
of heart.I. Declarer took the
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ATWIT'S ENO
' There ia a notation with my pharmacist that I
not only prefer to have my pre.cription filled in a
container where the cap acrews on, but it is
Imperative to my mental health. -
The child-proof safety cap combined with my
mid-life criaia was just too much for me to handle.
(Some say it's redundant.)
I can't think of anything that has caused the
older generation more consternation during the past
decade than the.e cape. It'a one of the reasons why
some women refused to have another child.
They didn't mind the long exhausting days and
the sleepleu nights, the money. the stomach
muscles that sagged around the knees. It was the
thought of having to go through another period of
asking their 2-year-old to help them get the top off
their Valium.
The biggest complaint came from the elderly
who couldn't begin to get the child-proof caps off
without running over them with a wheelchair. No~, manufacturers are at work trying to
perfect a-one-siz.e-fit.s-all cap.
Good luck.
A&Z Ring and
Earring Co.
14Kt Gold
Heart. 1
Diamond
$25.
C.W.&J Corp.
14 Kt. Gold
Neckl.ce
53 Ol8t'nonds
1.10 Ct.
$33.
Century Geme
14 Kt. Gold
Necklace
18 Diamond
0.47 Ct.
$938.
Gold DIOQ«9
14 Kt. Gold
NecklllQe
53 Diamond•
1.10 Ct.
$876.
RamaJ8"era
14 Kt. Gold
16 Rubya 0.80
Ct.
$90.
The Gold Creet
14 Kt. Gold
Breoetet
In 30 years, 1 have ever eeen anything that is
child-proof. The strength of a 2-year-old is
awesome. There la no couch that cannot be moved
by them, given the incentive of a duat--covered
sucker underneath It. There is no garage door too
heavy that contains Daddy's electric drill and paint
brushes that cannot be raised. There ia no cupboard
too high for them to scale with the promise of a
banana on the top shelf.
I have seen small children pull bubblegum
machines down to their level, lift an 80-pound dog
on the diqing room table or bend a roof TV antenna
with their &are hands. .
I don't think manuf.acturera will ever be able to
serve youth and old age at the same time. It makes
more sense for the elderly to Rent-a-Kid. What a
union that would make! The aenior group would
have the wisdom to know what is safe and what
isn't and the child would have the strength to open
their revolving caps, their hermetically sealed
combs and laminated bacon pack.ages.
The possibilities are limitless.. You could.take a
2-year-old with you on airline tripe to open the
package of unsalted peanuts and just think of the
lives they could save by being able to start a new
roll of plastic wrap without tearing it.
It's rather ironic, isn't it. that the ones who
caused the high blood pressure. headaches, dizziness
and b1un:ed vision .in the fil'Sl place are now capable-
of curing them.
Earth
/Trepuree
~t.Gold
Necklace
9 Diamond•
0 .10 Ct.
$2~2.
Gangl Jewelers
14 Kt. 1 Ct.
Cftrtne Heart
$52.
Jana Unlveraal
14 Kt. Gold
Ring
11 Diamond•
0.50 Ct.
$525.
Royal Gem Co.
14 Kt. Gold ....,,
13 Diamonds
0.48 eta.
11 Emerald•
0.42 eta.
24 O&amond•
0.17 Ct•.
20 Diamond•
1.20 Ct.
$1350. .$593.
\ $575.
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Maleek
14 Kt. Gold
Heart
3 Diamond•
0.15 Ct.
$186.
Sar•hJ.....,_
14 Kt. Gold
Triangle
Earrlnge
2.0 Ct. O/wt
CUbtc ZJrconla
$129.
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~.
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fRU PARt<ING IN REAR
EJ
Phone f irins plan
huge expenditures
General Telephone of
California will spend $39 million
in its Orange division for new
equipment and construction
during 1983, officia ls have
announced.
Statewide. the phone company
has allotted $688. 7 ma Ilion to
modernize Its facilities and bring
9ervice standards up to date, said
J ohn Dokken, General's public
affairs representative.
The construction budget as part
of a five-year, $4 billion effort to
ex pand service and install
electronic equipment, Dokken
said .
In the firm's Orange County
service a r eas -Including
Laguna Beach, Huntington
Beach and parts of Westminster.
Laguna Niguel and Garden
Grove -$31 million will be
spent on n ew t elep h one
switching equipment.
Installing electronic switching
will bring major improvements to
the system, Dokken said. "We
needed to bring our equipment
up to state-of-the-art levels, and
catch up to the rapid growth
whlc.h occurred in ou'r ar«>as an
the 70s," he said.
O f General's 2.3 million
customers throughout the state,
nearly 34 percent are served by
electronically -contro lled
equipment. The <'Ompany expects
that half its customers will be on
electronic switching by 1984.
Meanwhile, offidals for Pacific
Telephone, which services a
major portion of the county ,
announc ed the firm will be
spending more than $8 million in
the state each working day this
year.
A $2.1 billion construction
program is planned for 1983 with
65 percent of that amount set for
projects to accommodate growth,
according to Diane Oailacis. a
spokeswoman for the finn.
Among the expendi t ure s
scheduled is $120 million for
installation of fiber optics, a
system which uses bursts of laser
light to transmit calls In hair-thin
glass fibers rather than <.'Opper
cables Of that amount, $64
billion is for a route between
South ern California a nd
Northern California,
Orange Coaal DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, February 10, 1983 ...
State production still unchanged.
BY UREN E. KLEIN or .... .,..,,...,..,.
California'• bualne" cllmato
tor aeneral manufacturlnJ dld
not improve ln 1982, aocordlna to
an annual 1\udy by a national
aocoununa tlrm.
The atudy ranked Caltfornla
26th amona the 48 cont11uou1
1tate1 thla year -the Hme
raUng the it.ate achJeyed ln 1981.
The re.ulta were reported ln a
atudy done by Alexander Grant
& Co. and conducted with the
cooperaUon of the C.Onference of
State Manufa c turer•'
Aaaoclationa (OOSMA).
The Grant atudy la called ''The
Fourth Stu dy of General
Manufactu.rt.na Bual.nest Climate
of the 48 Contlguoua St.ates of
America, 1982."
In the study, California ranked
low ln balancing lta budget -
46th. Only Indiana and Mlaouri
were rated lower.
Callfornta al80 ranked on the
low end of the acale ln: at.ate and
local public welfare expenditures
per capita -46th, average
workers' compertsation lnaurance
rate -44th, fuel and electric
e n e rgy coat s -4 lat and
manhours lost -39th.
The state waa ranked first ln
change In taxes, vocational
education enrollment and
abeolute population change and
ranked flfth in unemployment
compensation net worth.
The top at.ate, Florida, scored 8~ polnta, while the state ranked
last, Michigan, scored only 16.
This year, there was a marlted
1982 BUSINESS CLIMATES STUDY . " ..... Ranke Ind Reglonal Awet91"
N0"1'H CINTftAL
18
..
Numbers indicate ranking s ta tes achieved in 1982 bm iness
'cli mate study conducted by national accounting firm.
difference between Callfornia's
rating on factors controlled or
influenced by state and local
governments and lta rating on
non-government-controlle d
factors.
In a rank.ins based aolely on 12
government-controlled factors,
the state moved up to 17th ln the
nation, as compared to 25th in
1981. But ln its ranking baled on
10 non-government-controlled
factors, California ranked 35th,
up from 22nd in 1981. The
non-government factors include
ma nufacturing wages, union
membership, average hours
worked and energy oosts.
Bob Monagan, president of the
Califor nia Manufacturers
Association, said the factora
hurting California most In the
study were energy and workers
compensation COltl.
Monagan predicted the state's
workera' ceompenaation rate.a
will only w onen next year. ''The
h u ge U bi llion workers'
compensation benefit boost
palled by the Legialature late in
1982 will plunge the state lnto
last place in thia category,"
Monagan ~d. :
Pagers, once revered by doctors, now have mass appeal
By SYLVIA PORTER
-In N ew York City, a "S tork
Alert" pager is available to pregnant
women so they can immediately contact
t heir husbands shou ld t h ey be
unavailable by phone or otherwise.
-In Tulsa, an Oklahoma couple has
arranged t.o have their two teen -age
daughters take along beepers when
they go out on dates as reminders that
the sirls a.re due h ome at an
agreed-upon ume.
-In San Antonio, Texas, a mother
straps a beeper on her children's belts
so she can beep them when it's Ume for
them t.o come in for dinner.
The United States as on the verge of
being "beeperized," with a boom
shaping up for the electronic paging
device that helps our mobile society
keep m touch with office, home and
Mends
No bigger than a cigarette pack, the
beeper -which originated in the 1950s
as a communication tool for the medical
profession -il> now gaining wide
acceptance in the nation's households,
In 1970, there were an estimated
53,000 pagers in use, the total jumped
to 364,000 by 1976, to 964.000 at the
end of 1981 and is now at more than 1.5
m il li o n , according t o Thomas
Lamoureux, executive director of
Telocator Network of America , the
rndustry's trade association.
Lamoureux forecasl8 there will be 7
million beepers in use by 1990 with
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The C06t for beepers is not cheap.
The device can be purchased for
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month is required for a pho ne
answering service that triggers the
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and service can be leased. though, for
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Since the Federal Communications
Commission ann o unced It was
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for national paging, many m ajor
companies have indicated interest an
supplying the service, including MCI
Communications, American E)cpress,
Metrom e dia , Communications
Industries. Mobile Communications
Corp. and National Public Radio.
The inde pe nde nt rad io common
carriers that provide local mobile
communications service in competition
with the local phone companies wilJ
play a key r o l e in the n e w
multimillion-dollar ventures.
One new system would be linked to a
satellite that wou ld permit a
businessman in New York City to beep
his counterpart in San Francisco if he is
unavailable to take a phone call.
The Washington O .C.-based control
center w ould lake the New York call
and tr ansmit it to a Bay City RCC
station via satellite that, ln tum, would
relay the signal to the local aystem. • ·
The other major innovation in mobile
communications devices is the truly
portable phone . Radiote lephones
eventually will allow people to
converse be tween o ne coast and
another while moving (similar to
wristwatch ooncept in the Dick Tracy
comic strip.)
About 160,000 mobile phones operate
on about 25 channels in the United
States. The new cellular technology is
expected to expand that to 2 million to
3 million phones by 1990, operating on
666 chal)nels with reuse of frequencies,
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Seminars on February lists
Ken11 ln1ton Unlvur1Uy of Olendale, In
con/unction with Thomu K . Mira and Alllodatet of
Irv ne, a communlcatlona con1ult1na firm, will
conduct a thtff-day technJcal pr ntation 10mirulr tor bualnt'tl executlvet and mana1 ment pert0nnel
Feb. 22-24 It Gle ndale Holiday Tnn. For
re1ervatJona, contact Jou O'Ooaaell (213) 240-9168. I
Dr. Terry L. PHllOD, lecturer, author 1and
p1ychologl1t , w ill addreu e ffective tlme
manaaement at the Southem California Sales and
Ma.rkeUng Council breakfatt 1emJnar on Feb. 23 at The Newporte r In Newport Be ach. F or
reeervatiorw, C?ell (313) 62~~771 .
An all-day<bUJJneea aeminar for amaJJ buaineea
entrepreneurs, owners and 11\AUlAlgers will be held
Feb. 24, from 8:4~ a.m. t.o 4 p.m., at Fullerton
SavingJ and Loan. 12860 Euclid St .. Garden Grove.
The eeminar Is designed to provide Information t.o
those thinking of opening a business or those
recently eatabllahing a buainea. For regiatrat.ion,
c.11 836-2709.
The A.Blociation of Professional Coneultanta
and Coastline Community College will present a
one-day confere n ce entitled "How to be a
Successful Consultant" on Feb. 26 In the Costa
Men Learning Cent.er, 2990 Mesa Verde Drive
Eaat, Costa Mesa. For advanced registratJon, call
963-0811. ,
Geniaco Computers Corr. of Costa Meu has
announced the promotion o Du Jonea of Santa
Ana to the newly-created position of director o1
product marketing. A member of the firm for over
three yeara, Jones formerly served u product
manager and manager of applicatJons.
LeAnce and Herbert, public relations and
advertiaing agency of Costa Mesa announces the'
acquisition of Steve Bowen a1 president and
general man.ager. Prior to joining the firm, Bowers
was aenior vice president and general manager at
Reiaer Williams De Young ln Irvine.
~•ell: Braaer of Irvine haa been promoted t.o
man.aging director of the business-t.o-buainela group
at Cochrane Chase, Livingston and Co .. Inc., of
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
MUTUAL FUND
Irvhw. An employee of the flrm for two ynr1,
Brau.ar WU formed)' manact'J'Mnt eupervleor.
Point 4 O.ta Corp. of lrvtM announcee the
conflnnaUon of WUHam F . NOY u pretldent and
chJef executJve officer, and tM apPo(ntment of 0..
W. Campbell •• vice prettdent, finance. Rt1by
joined the flnn Jan. 3. Campbell hu been oonttoUer
alnce June, 1982.
Do9 E. Parmtter hu bttn pC"OmOted to Rnlor
v1ce president 1n charge of conaultJns Rrvk:a, and
Gadl ltatfmaa hu .been promoted to vtce presldent
and wUI continu t.o dlre~l the Newport Beach
omce of Robert Charles Le9ler and Co., Beverly
Htlla-bHed real estate market research and
management consultant firm.
Carol E. Beals hu been appointed aaaiatant
center manager at Beverly Center. overaeeln1
operation.a at the eight·•tory lhopptna, dinina ~
en1ertalnment complex adjllcent tO Beverly lWll.
Beals was aulatant center manager at Fashion
Island in Newport Beach before moving to Beverly
Center.
Century 21 Real F.atate Corp. announcet the "
appolntment of carol Woodward of c.o.ta Mea aa
executive vice pruldent of ha wholly-owned
subsidiary, Century 21 Mortgage Corp. She
previously served aa executive vice president of the
Gilland Co., a mortgage bankina firm in Newport
Beach, and u vice president of Sko-Fed Mor\gage
Corp., Newport Beach.
Georae Riviere haa been appointed vice
president, advanced development for Stat.e of the
An, lnc., of Costa Mesa, a microcomputer buainea
software publlahing company. A graduat.e of UC
Irvine in 1974, Riviere 11 a native of Nagasaki,
Japan.
&t.ey-Hoover Advertising and Public Relations
of Newport Beach haa been selected by Dade
Savings Mortgage Corporation as ita new agency of
record. Dade, the 19th largest mortgage banking
firm originating 1n California, currently operates
four offices in California with additional locations 1n
Colorado, Washington, and Ariz,ona. Myrna Hon1,
Vice President and Account Supervi9or of fl.nanclal
accounts leads the agency team.
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Orange CoH• OAIL.Y f11LOT/Thur1d1y, •broary 10, 1983
GM board approves
Toyota joint venture .. By Tbe AHoeleted PreH
DETROIT -General Motors Corp.'• board of
dlrec:tora hu approvC'<I an a1reement to build small
cara wl\h Toyo~ Motor Co. Ltd. of Japan at an Idle
CM phant ln Fremont, Calli.
ThP Wall Street Journal, quotln1 unldentiCl~
board members, Hid thf' final 11tep In the talk•
~tW('(m tl'I two etant 11Utomakef"I uppa.rentty 11" an
OK frum the Toyota board of dln.-ctort.
The report alao said an announcement of the deal
la expected In the next few days, probably Monday.
T exans get a road to Reno
RENO -Continental Airlines haa announced·
that ·u wUl begin serving Reno next month with •
dally flight to Hou.ton via San Franciaco.
Jeas Schmidt, a regional vice pr:ealdent for
Continental, said the company believes Reno will be a
strong market, but added, ''We have our work cut out
for la."
Co ntinental will offer a n unrestricted
in~odu<'tory fare of $25 dollars to San Francltco
th'fough April 30, Schmidt said. A special
"AU.in~America" fare of $99 from Reno to Houston
will be in effect until April 1.
Economic power s meeting
WASHINGTON -Ministers from the 10 largest
industrialized ~emocraciea conferred today before
joining a meeting of the 146-nation International
Monetary Fund's governing board, which began final
negotiations over how much to increue the fund's
lending reeouroes to help financially troubled nations.
Richard D. Erb, a U.S . official on the IMF'•
executive board, said the 10 major economic powers
had not come to an agTeement on the size of the
increase in the lending pool.
The United Stat.es, seeking the smallest increue,
has been pressing for only about a 40 percent riae in
the lending pool while other Industrial powers want
an increase of 50 percent or more.
I st -time jobless claims rise
WASHINGTON -First-time claims for
unemployment benefits jumped significantly in late
January, ending a three-week series of declines. the
Labor Department reported today.
The Employment and Training Administration
said some 517,000 Americans applied for joblea relief
checks in the week ending Jan. 29, 52,000 more than in
the previoua week. The figures are adjusted to reflect
seasonal variations.
The number of new claims placed with state
employment offices was, however, well below the
703,000 peak reached in mid-September 1982.
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Laughs at 'the 'Cheers'
bar are all well earned THE
By FRED ROTHENBERG II T•VleMfl Wrti.t
NEW' YORK -The ICOtch bottles are tlUed
witb waier, the beer ia zero proof, and the cheeea
cru1lchle11 are nailed down and aren't edible
anyway. Even the bathrooms are bolua. e>CCept for
the aexual philoeophy on the walla.
Only the laughs at \he "Cheers" bar are real.
During the filming of ,.BC's claay comedy each
week, well-eamedbelly laughs come from the live
audience in the balcopy overlooking the aet.
"Cbeeni" ls doing a bri&k walk-ln business. On
Super Bowl Sunday, Pete Axt.helm, NBC Sport.'
in-house tout, stopped by for a pregame tsrew and
ballyhoo. Next week, Tip O'Neill, the congresmnan
from Ma.ssac1'usett.s, gets to park .himself on the
stool next to the bar's fixture, Norm.
In mid-January, even the Keeper of This
Column, paid a visit to watch the taping of tonight's
episode.
The "Cheers" set, at Paramount Studios in Los
Angeles, is modeled after an actual bar in Boston
and manages to maintain a homey. inviting
ambience. T)le horseshoe-shaped bar is authentic.
The walls are ·filled with athletic pennants and
pictUteS of Boston sports peraonalities.
Like the bar's owner, Sam Malone (Ted
Danson), most of the mug shots are of former Red
Shelle); Long stars as
Uiarw Chambers und Tt•d
Hanson i~ Sam Malone on
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locall y on KNH<: ('&.).at 9
p.m . Thur~a).
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Feb 10 thrv 13.
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CHOICE
Sox play rs, lncludlO.C Lu.la 'l"Ulnt, BUl C.mpbt-11
and Fr<.-d Lynn. Th i Red Sox tt>um photo I• from
flv yt-ara •IC>· One wall plft<Jue advertlllC'tl lhti nlaiht'1 1peclalt
a1 Inflation tighten. Tue.day la ladle.' nlaM,
tonight'• 1peclal la vodka and Friday'• belt buy la
draft beer for 76 cenll.
You can bet Norm, a regular with a reterved
comer seat, la there on Frlday1. U any cult figure
has surfaced from the new TV season, lt'1 Norm, a
beet--guu.ler who was born to belly up to u bar.
Play~ deHahtfully by George Wendt, Norm'•
entrance lines are cla88ics.
Norm patronizes C1'eers for camaraderie and
suds. not in that order. How's It going Norm? "Cut
the small talk, and give me a beer," he saya.
During a rehearsal, Wendt ls yawning on hi.a
stool, while Demon and Shelly Long, who plays
waitress Diane Chambers, are going over their llnes.
Wendt isn't allowed to drink beer on the set. "lt'a a
union thing, and director Jim Burrows doesn't want
us to get sluggish," Wendt says.
On-camera. he drinks near-beer, a
non-alcoholic concoction of beer's less lingerina
ingredients, plus some salt to keep the head foamy.
"It tastes like gosh-awful beer," says Wendt, who
trained for the role by drinking hls way out of
Notre Dame In the late 1960s.
"I got a letter from the dean telling me not to
think about coming back," says Wendt.
Les and Glen Charles, executive producers of
·•Cheers," saw Wendt in some bit parts in other
sitcoms and figured h e'd be perfect for the
"Everyman" role. "That's why we named him
'Norm.' He's the norm," savs Glen.
The night of the filming, Norm is introduced to ~-jijjj;.fttjit=ltiil the studio audience and receives a loud recognition II
from the show'• aficio.nados. Some female squeals lliil•llliilllllill~I
welcome Danson. "The mail on me belnf, a sex
symbol is trickling in," says Danson . • It's an
acknowledgment that I'm ctoing my job.''
To warm up the audience, a four-piece band
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steady patter of jokes and explanation.s. When the
filming actually begins, it purposefully moves
quickly from one scene to the next. Burrows wants
to keep the actors' 4!nthusiasm and energy level
high.
Telephone corre~ted
The telephone number for reservations for the
Mission Viejo Playhouse's production of
"Godspell," listed in the Daily Pilot's review of the
musical Tuesday, is erroneous.
The correct numBer is 770-0381. The Daily
Pilot regrets the error.
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"THI TOY" "" -.............
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IATllWL , ...... , .. a IAT, ONLY ....
THE
t '.\"9 IL t'
CIRCtN
by Bil Keane
BIG GEORGt.: by Vlrgll Partch (VIP)
o~
"Granddad's mowing his face."
"I tell y1 wt're clo1td."
by Brad Anderson
/.Jl.)fJ.P I •
. :1r1HUMP!·
~J'g ---~~~ {~ I Jfi ' ?M ~ ~ ~~ '•i)~l:f}}f}:l ~d~ 0.q-:_,;.J~-. ~~~
2·i0 ··~-·-™ ~ ---...__..___......,
Hank Ketchum
"I can't believe this! I just had all the
wheels balanced!'' ·Ir's TOO cav 10 TALX.~. WHY oe»tr Ya.J
WME IT AU.t'ONNN.J',IUJL IT10ME1!"
HE SUSPECTED AS MUCH I
HES NOT IN . AND HE DION'T
TELL ME WHERE HE ~S
GOIN61 I1.JNOfR$TAND
THA.T ..EANNIE l'CL.90
~ID~ A VISIT!
..., ...... c..-........_ ... M--
by Harold Le Doux
'
PUNIJTI
NANCY, I WANT
TO SPEND THE
DAY ONLY
WITH YOU
GORDO
o;enge Cout DAil y PtlOT/Thundey, Fitiiuety 10, 1"3
BUT WE'RE:
GOING TO THE
BIJOU-IT'S
ALWAYS
CROWDED
t.../O
by Jeff MacNelly'
·by Mark Lasky
I. BOUGHT
ALL THE
TICKETS
by Gus Arriola
by Tom Bat1uk
oo----
Pt..eAse!
NO'T" · ANO"f"He~ "f'.At..KING POC9 STRIP!
--·----
.....
...
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t
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'• I
I 1111 •<-..I>\'
•.:001•• HIWt CHAAUl'I ANGIU
The Ang91t try lo tlOCI a
maniac who 111 englee eld·
etty men In the vldnlty ol •
lhoreelde dlec4 G EOHT 18 ENOUGH
Nancy l>Wlend• the 6-.,..,-okl deughter ol •
~no widower.
• THREE'S COMPANY
l>elperll• IOf rent mon.y,
Jed< look• f()( • job 8 HAWAJA~
Mc:Gtrr911 lfw .. tlgat.. •
11rg1-1c1l1 emuggllng
~lllon
• OV£REA8Y
Gue.I: Cend~ Be<gen. (RI
i P88 l.An.NIGHT
F•IU<ld: Semuel Pl9M, en
lntem111on.i llwyer end
•xi>«1 on e..1-w .. t trlde,
di.cu-the t>enefita 01
1r1dlno with Ruatla; coun·
lry·-lern linger Mickey
GMll)o ••r>lalnt why he calla
hlmMll Ille "Oflglnll Uf'ban
l~EQ
AHOTHEAUFE
MOW *** '"The last Hunt""
(19581 St-1111 G~.
Aober1 T a)'lor During the
1aao.. ,,.119 of buflllo
~from the OelcOtl
OO~OINOAOOM OHLY
"SllllOn And Garlunltel
The eonc.t In The P1111 ''
P8UI Simon and Art a.,.
luillc• perfonn otd laYOr·
n .. 1n thllf r1r1t JoWlt con-'*' In 11 )'MfS. taped dur·
1ng t11e 11Ym1ner o1 • 8 1 1n
New Yori& Clty'a Central
Pit\. 0 IAEHE MOVES IN
A young girt~~
ment on 1 neighbof before
lelmlng what 11141 Is really
llke. '
fl;30 I ~ CAveTT (Rj 8NEW8
8AAHEY MIU.ER
A ,_ detectl't'e makll
Levitt~ and~
al BwMY• men of being
dhlhonllt. ·~THEATRE
• • 'J\ "The Laat Four
Oly8" ( 1977) Rod Steiger,
Henry Fond&. Neer the end
of the Second Wottd Wer,
ltllien laldlt ptlmler Ben-
ito MUMOllnl 1ttempta to
ftee his dlfeated country
'PG'
CZ> CHAN.a CHAMPUH
TAU<awmt
.. ,,_.., Wfk And Mel Oll>-
IOn"
I '.«I I C8I HIEW8 NICNEWS
HAPPY DA YI NlAJH
Joe1We buys I CM bellW>O
hit lather' 1 t>eca I ::;.,, HIEW8 Q
Dinny ~ Burt ot
C8Ullng O_, lo i..ve
him; M11C1QM ptopoeea to
Jodie; Jodie dedcMI to oat
r:S<X*PAHY
Stney piw. to 111 tt11
IC*'tment ~ -Ill anrw.-v M#l)riM ror
H.i.n.
I JOKE.R'S W1U>
• 84181HES8
AEPOf'T
()) p ..... MAGAlJNE
Prcftl9I al the two ltan ot
TV'1 "Simon & Simon"; 1
group of ordlnery peopte In
9Ubuf'ban Ohio who wtilll
t>erefoot on burning co.oll. 9 ENT'ERTAINMEHT
TONeOHT
An lnter111ew wl1tl °"IOI'
Roger-I; • IOoa ti-* .. lhe
Playgirl's 1982 Man of the
Year, Jeff Wintemute..of
Buena Park, is the guest
on u lnside Orange
County," on KOCE (50)
at 8:30.
Mfles, "MlfOUI Welby.
M.O,"
Q!LOOKALM llD OAAHGE COUNTY
TODAY
(%)MOVIE ***Yo 'Star W111"
( 1977) Martt Hemm. Hltrl-
aon FOfd. A motle)o ~
lion or rebel• and rol>Ott
bend l()gllther 10 111ao1<
the ,._. ec>Ke rort of 1111
oppr111lv1 gal1ctlc
~·PG'
1:3012 OH nte TOWN a r:AMtt. Y fEUO
LAVIAHE & 8HW.EY
&COMPAHV 8 EYEOHU..
Feeturld: 1 trip to thl
Pacfflc Coalt Hlghwey lor
I IOok II whet It hu IO
offer In vecetion 119t-•YI· I MADAME'S P\ACE
WKRP IN CINCINNATI
Jennifer dlcldlS to c:.11
Hitt>'• bluN by llnelty
acaptlno • dll• with him
I TIC TAC OOUOH
MACHEll. I LE>tAIEJI
AEPORT'
I THE PNZE WINNERS
~EDETECTOA
YOU ASKED fOA rT
F11t1ur«1· "The Flying Car"
and "Chiropractor For An·
mala.''
• MOVIE * * * "Winga OI The Morntno" ( 1937) Henry
Fonda. John~
A l1YPIY girl". hot'M wttll •
major 19Cll 111• he la
lrelnl4 by a ClnedW\. ® H80 MAGAZJNE <m HHL HOa<EY
Bufl8'o Satlt• et La.
tiJ~E
Get In U\11)1. look good,
end fMI gr•I with tNt
pfly9lcll "'-ll'OQI"""·
l:OO 8 ()) MAGNUM. P J.
All~ WOlnln a.lmlng
to be Aobk\ MUllB' ror-
m. Ngll Khocll Englllh
leecher .,~ It the
11t1t1 to write • book on
omfthok>gilf • 88fAME
ON al the echool'1 m011
toyW amcito~-ltandl to
loM ,..., job ---Of • -~· • MOVIE **'.t .. ~ .. (19781
Kirn Miiord. ~ SnVth
A~~
gees "" hands on an ldYanced WMPOl'I wt by
~lllena. 8 0 OOHOO (Pramlete) A 11xtb<><*
WASP(~$~
aon) Ind an upwwdty
mobile Hl1p1nlc (Lui•
Av.loll find ~
oondornlnlum neigh!>«•
f8Cld with Impel ldll IQ ,.,,.
~~ ** ... "A Walk In The Stwtn9 """.. ( 1970) lngrtd e.;m.n. Antnony Quinn.
A ~ fNrT1ed woman ""°' ,.,... tlllng In loft
with • moun111n man while
ahl la vacationing with her
hutblnd.
(!)SOAP
Butt'• "'" duty .. the ,_ ltllriff 11 to tall.• the 1own
11mory l>ICll r1om hi•
~t. m P.M. MAGAZINE
Ptolllee ol thl two ttara or
TV't "Simon & Simon"; 1
QtOUC> of Of'Olnary peopll In
IUl>ufben ()No wtlo Welle
t>wlfoOt on burning coal•
• IEHNYHIU.
Nlctlolaa PIAOOa Inter·
v1ew1TV1tlllon head Fred
Sc:uttlll.
•ID SNEAK ~
Nlel Glbler Ind Jlffrl)'
Lyone hoet an lnlonnall'tl
IOc* at wflat'I ,_ It lhe
mcMM..
(C)MOVIE
***"" '"Diner" (1982)
SllW Guttenbltg, Mlc:lcl)'
Aoul'ka. A 8eltlmor1 dlnlr
II the hMOout for 1 quint ..
of young men -during me tlml wtien the pree-
-of ldutthOod .,.
thr•tenlng to dlllCHWM
lhlm,'R' ®MOVIE * * * "'Th1 Shootlll" ( 1978) John Wayn1, Lau-
"" 8**' A dying gun-men Mekl to llYe out hla
llnel dlye In ~. deeplt•
'*"8tent chlllanQle by
would-be~ 10 hi•
1wne end r~. 'PG'
Cl) THE VAl.EH'TWE'S
DAY T'HA T AlM08T
WAIWT
Animated. The &yme fami-
ly ,,..,,_ IO dllrupt Vllen-
11M't Day with their
H.A. T.E. potion but SMI
QClid MW1 the day wtth I .... ~ ....
**" "Thl1I" (1981)
J~ C11n, T1111day
w.ict. A protllliOnll Ct"oa'I oi-up hll lndlpej IOlllCll
lot • big ICOr• tMt he
hOpll ... MOUfl hll rarN•
Ii• "'1\#'9. 'R'
l:IO 8 9 AMANDA'S
(Praml1<•l ha Arthur
'11119 .. AmMdl c.n.-
wright, thl owner of •
_.Fllatmlng but pr~
run hotel -'Ooll.lng thl
Pldlc Ooewi..
Cf) Ct4MUE'I AHOE1.8
A "*"""" 'NliltOf' .. neet1y
...... urlll Krll'• -.. lllOwnendlfle~
I UR OIT'l!!CTOft I
-.VHIU.
8aMy .. Interviewed by
pttv9t• "'-"Ol1or Hor·
meneroddy
8 INTEN'W ··~ A • tteepon0ent
Ind uecuttve wno l'llUlt
pul ~ tog91Nr llnd
!Ind _,.,_ job .. profMld.
iNaOMNOE
COUNTY
~ ............................. __ ........ ____ .., ................ ..
CHANNEL LISTINGS
~. prof91 of M .. v..-: _. ""* with
Didi o.; "'* HOIC)ICe 8oc:e.ty of OrlllO* County;
"Playglrt" new man of the
...-. "Fatao.''
8 KNXTCCBSI
It KNBC INBCI
• KTLA (Ind.)
.KABC (ABCI
Cl KFMB ICBSI
I) KHJ· TV llnd.l
e KCST CABCI
• KTTV (Ind.)
'e KCOP·TV (Ind.)
.• KCET IPBSI
~ e KOCE (PBS>
NlJC f«)TIC(
I tlll ICOOC (1"01 co) ar..TV
ct Z·TV
•81 HBO
Cl (Clnemnl
(f) IWOAI NY .NV
@ IWTBSI
(fl IESPNI
(I) I Showt lm1 I
• Sootllgflt
• <Cable Nws Ne:worll.)
Mt.JC f«)T1C[
(I) 9ENJI AT WORK
Adam Rlcfl hOltt 11111
blf*ld-U...O.lel look at "'* c:ar*1e ... ... with
gwlt *PPMfancl• by
CtlllW)' a-.. Omer en.r-
iff. Jtll8 Sl)'mour and eer..
~.,..,_, Frri Inn. t:OO. ()) llMON &-..ON
A..J. and Aldi •• hired to
prOCICt I fMHon dlalgt\
company'• new fine ""*'
they lllllPICt dlal • com-
pelitOf' ~ -of Vl*••~ll 8 8 CMMMl!A .wNC
o.t't ........... WOWI
Vie Kan1161y I~ into NI· mollwtl9fteM ... IO
IU8 tot~ of"'*., ..
'MO THI WIHDI 0# .. ,.,, • °' I.OW. """' w ... '"'*' oon..._ '* '°"' tor Pllg, wno Nlluctantly
f,C11Fn1 10 ..,_ wtlMI
ftlOde Genia Oft Ill atflil
wtth ,..._ Klr~ (Plttll or-1; Hatplll Ind •vron
fNN01 to 09' matrlld In
Ponuoat; Puf, lranefflred
to the W• Plan• OfflOe In
Wuhlngton, D 0 ..
blOOl'lltl OMPY ln¥Olll9CI
In IN -lflort. Q e w•A•e·H
WNlt 04ll Potter wrtt•
hofnl, Frank lll1d Hot Llpt
h-. WOOd CWY!ng ~
tor lllm and Radii r~
• hOl'M.
• llNM'HIU.
Blnrly 11.... a IOo« el -·•lib • MYITlM'I
"S«oMnt Ctlbb lnvttlllon
To A Oymwnll1 Patty''
Cribb gOff und.,.cover
and !<>In• a mllllant gano Of
1Ubver9IWI who .. dyn•·
m111ng oowmmant b\M-
if'~ THEATN
"Wln11on ChUf'Chlll: TIMI
Wlldun111 Y11n"
ChurohNt hH lvldenee ol
btibery and c«ruc>tlon by
• ~ c:ablnlt rnlmber,
and pr-ti the lnforma.
tlon blfore P11lllment.
(Pllll 4)0 e EXPOSE "Pornography"
CJ) SHAFT OF LOVE
SOtlP opera Y9t"111lt Mor·
gen F llrc:hlld. Tony 0Mty,
Dllnlte All.11ander. Susan
Fllnnlty, Jld Allen, Ann
Collln1. Ed NellOn and
Ellublth Allen lllf In this
rom1nt10 com1dy th••
1ff1Ctlonalllly IPOOll di)'·
tlrnedramu.
(Z)MOW!
* * * "TM ~ootlll"
< 19781 John w~. Lau-
''" Bacall. A dying OU"" man Mike to 111/lt out hi•
flnll dlyt In peac:a, d4Mlplte
par11stenl challtngel by
woukl·bl ~to hi•
l11n1 lllld r...,.ct. 'PG'
t'.30 8 QI) CHUM
Sim Ind ~ bit thlV
can find MCtl Other the
"plrlect dl1• ...
(!) MOVIE * •~ .. Thi Bol>O" (1 9e7)
Pater Sellers, Brltt Ellland.
A bumbllng m1t1dor·
t~ Is promlMO
1111 llmlllQht " hi can
Mdlic:a the 1oY911111 ledy In
Bvtllona within thr"
dlyt.
• w·A·s•H
When Hewb)'l0I parenta
era notified that he'• dead.
he find• It no auy matt•
10 llt•bbh lhlt he'• altYI
• BE.NNYHIU
Beriny playt • lllevfllon
ptanner who ligna 1 new
ICtlptwrlter Mllned Wt..,.,,
ShlileepelA.
I MAR8HAl. OtUOH
10:00 ()) KNOTS LAHDINQ
A cNln reectlon of mi.-
detltendlnge turn the night
CIJI WU to laUndl hit
album Into a dlMIMer, a a HIU.8TNET
BLUES
A IUl*tOr ClOUrl ln)uncflon
ltops an llaofll ~
IWllp d • c:nm.-rtdden ar-. Ind • P'eeninO C....
tlllO V-up~ an
untamed hair pleca. (Part
i ..• NEWI
THE OPPENotAN8
The '"' of • 2.plf1 drMU1ttat1on of • uon
f'«lctllwwiger nowl ~
1 powettul, reepectlcl .WW·
Ith lamlly In e.1ln duflng
Iha IWty 1930'a.
• M't'8TEAVI
.. ~ Crit>Cr ltwltatlon
To A DynanMte P~'
Cf'lbb gow undefC0¥1t
and jolne • mlltUim 0910 of
IUbwnllllea who .. dyl'9-
rnltlng ~ bulld-i !. YWJNAN ••'Ai "Magic" 11118)
Anttiony Hoplclna, Ann..
M•gret. A lllUfotlc wentn.
toqullt, con~ IOld Iha.I hill
... dummy conlt'Oll hill
llGtfona. .... botdel1nO
..,,,. and fottunl to find •
girt .. loved In 1111 )'OUth.
'R' ® STAHDINCI M>OM
ONLY
''Ohle~ In Concert" The Grammy
Aw~ P09 1t•
~ hlf 0'W9telt hltl,
Including "Phy1lcat,"
"Hist Alt8dl" and "MIO-
lo." .MOYIE • * "Butterfly" ( 1881)
Stacy Keaah, Pia Z.00,a.
A Mductlll'I young women
errlllel In thl .,. of • kJnlly
............ QUefd, cWmlng
to bl hll daughtlt whit
trying to 1r11lol him • P8t1
of a pllll'I lof revtnOe• 'R'
10-..IO 8 INOEPEHDINT
NETWOMHlW8
KNXT (2) 9:00 -11Slmon and Slmon."
A.J . and Rick are hlrod to protect a
f uhlon design oompany'1 new llne when
they suspect that a competitor murdered
one of th ir employee..
KNBC (4) 10:00 -"HUJ Street Blues.'' A
superior court Injunction 1tope an illegal
police sweep of a crime·rldden area, and a
preening Calletano shows up wearing an
untamed hair piece. (Part 3)
(Q)MOVll!
** "Twelve Plu1 One"
CUl78) Qr1on W1t111,
Shalon Tat•. Alter 1 man
Mil• lhiflMn Chair• to en
entlqul dMler he dilcoY·
ere that IMtt Wll I IMalt
rortvna hidden In Oll4I ot
them .. "R'
10:40 (%)CHAN.El CHAMPLIN
TAU<aWfTH
"Pel« Wlltt And Mel Gib-
IOl'I"
11:00888())98
HIEW8 • oou.me
BA8KETIAU
Oregon VI UCLA G IN 8EAACH Of' . .,
''Kltlef Bltl''
• THE JEffER80H8
0-QI lnlllt• • hlgll-IOd·
•ty butlMuman to dinner
IM 1111'11 night LOUIN hU *Id IOfl'll Oki rrklnda from Hatllrn
• HAMY-0
• P98 l.AT'EHtOHT
FMtuted "The lranlan
RIYolutlon Y-1 Liter"
with '°'"* 11 anlan am~ aador lo IM U.N. MaMOUr
Fll'hlng,
Cl) UMNO FAIEHDe
MIO P£AFfCT COUPlE8
(%)MOVIE
•'J\ "Th• Saduc:tlon"
(1982) Morgan Falrc:hild,
MlcMll Sarrar.Jn. A glamo-
rOUt TV -anohotwom· an It victimized by 1 men-
tally dltturbed lclmlr« 'R'
11:30. Cl) QUN;Y
The mother and lltler of a
young man P'~ to
bl Ille ..tcflm of I bomb
lntllt the boy II ltltf 111111.
(R)
88TONOf'T Hott: Johnny C1r•on.
au.ta: DeYld Steinberg,
M__, McGoYem. 80 A8CNEWS
NIOHTUHI!
• YOU AIKS> FOR rT
Feetuted! "The Rylng Cit"
and "OIWoe><ector For Afll,
mall."
8 MOVIE ~ "&nlwl" (1976) P9C>6o
F.,.._, Hugo Stlglltt. When
• chat1erld piw. carrying
45 members ot 1 rugby
'""" crllhat In the lll'IOW· 00"4'td Andel, thl 18 IUf·
¥Wort !Um IO cannll>aMlm
to otltlln food l~cwa
* * * "The Gt-Tube"
( 1t7 4) "-1 &Mplto, Rlc:ll-
1rd Bllz1t. Tete11l1ton
dldl9 .,. ~Ind In •
_.. of lk9'Ctlal ranging "°"' • cauUon.-y tall on doC)8 deellng lo I VD pub-
lic: ..w. lllllOUnC*l'llr
and • rlOeld apool of
''Wkll Woftd of Sporta. ''
'R'
Cl)A Nl!W DAY .. EDEN
"Pwn'I Nlw L-" (Pllft
23)
11:40(C)~
*M "H.0 . T.S.I" (1979)
tklMll Klgs, U.. London
A aorortty l\lfllCt deddel to
fOrm lier own dub of e»o
edl 'llltlO ooncantrate °"
~ -·ltl!Mld c:d-=r:-'R' tl:OO.-;;: I.MT WON>
* * .... "Boni y...,cs.y-·
( 1tSO) .'4lltf Hollday. W1lo
llafl'I "'**'· IMl8ft • bMuo tlflll btondl ~ that
hlf boytrtancl II lnYOl¥ed In
... lllldlr1*1ded .....
..... runt ~ wlttl '* ..... lnlttucltor.
i :re, llYONO
"Tiie Aoom Up1tal""
Eattw Ind Wiit Hollll rtnl
I hOUM 1hll hH an
unu11d 1p1r1 room
i tllfl.
Pl!MONAL FINAHCI
UOVll! •*OJ\ "Sh1rkey'1
Maohlna" (t981) Burt Rey·
nold1, Rachel w ltd A Ytol
cop~·,.........
gov1rnm1nt corruption
wtllt• lnYHllgatlng tlll
mutdet or• Call girt 'R'
9MOVIE * "Tan*11, The Ape Man"
( 1981) Ricflard Herne, Bo Der•. WNle aoc;ompany.
Ing her lethlt on I -c:h rot lhe legendary a..
ph1nt'1 Or1vey11d, a
young ..oman 11 lt>duc11d
by an uncivfftad wtllt•
man who wu rlllaed by
!f1c11 In thl tungle 'A'
12: 18 (QJ MOVIE * "SlnlltlOnl" (1978)
8'lgltte Maler, Vetonlqua
Monet.
12-'*> 8 8 LATl NIGKT WfTH
OAVIO LEfTEAMAN
au.t: dilco llngtW Or-
.ion..
Cf) TOM COTTU: UP
CUlel
OuMI: Stacy Ktecfl.
• LOw. AMEJICAH
STY'-l
"Down With The Land-
lord" Pu .,_,,_ 1M ~--for dllelllefllcl tenant• In .. buldlne·
tl:AO 8 ()) MCCa OUD
Mc:Ooud'I W-tlg9tlon al
• INJll~ dolar .....
hellt IMdl ,.,. to • motion
pjctur• let end 1 dllld
bc)dy.(R)
1UO (II) ITAHONI N>OM
OHlY
"Simon And Garlunk•:
The COncart In The Pll'tl"
Paul Simon and Art OW·
lunltel perform old llYOI'·
ltw In their flrl1 joint COfl;o
cert In 11 )'llrl, taped dur.
Ing the IUml'MI' of '8 I In
N9w Yortt Clty'1 Cenlral
Partt.
t:OO 8 9 EHTtRTMNMEHT TONIGHT
An Int---....., Glng9r
Rogett; • tool! bedc .. the
-111, .. ,,._,GUI W~,
M.0.'' 8 MOVIE • * * "TN MMilln8 An OMdly'' (1t74) Ed ...._.,
Laonard Nlrlloy. A boy
)'llfnlng fOf • pet ......
rat ll"Oln • lab, ~
that " II contamlnatad with • ,..,.., de9dfy dlMaM.
(!) MOW . * * *~ "Thi Sulc>ect" (tt45) Chartal Uugtiton,
Ela l'lalr'll &Gotllnd Y•d
gOll "'*' a quiet "*' wt\() ~dared 1111 domll_,,.IO .... '°' Ille '°"9 of a
~-an.
• * •M "PreelUf'I Pdnt" I 1M2) &dney Poitier. Bob-
by Dal1n. A Prilon ~ ttllt .,.. to underlterld 1111
111ll·S•llllOc, anlj..bflcll
~llnt.
CZ>MOYll • • "1<11 And l<JI Again ..
( tteJ) ,,..,. Ryln. ~
tine Ktt11 A mwUel 8'11
11CP111 batUM the ftWllonl of • pow9r-mad ...,,, ...
Intent on ~ ~
kind wlttl. -~ trol 0rug. 'PG'
1: ti ct> MOYll
l WW l:OO. Cl) 099 NIWI
MCIHTWATQ4 8 TOM OOTTUI: lift
Cl.OM 1.=WON.D
* • \t "I'-Al You Are"
I 1tl0) MM:lllo ~
"'· NMlaalll IONkl. A
rnatr1ed, middle-aged "'*"
emlNllb on 111 affair with a
,..,, •• girl who ~ be
ralaledtolllm .
.MOVll * • ~ "lllerll.ey'a
Maehlne'' ( 1Nt) 8un ~
noldt, Rldl4il W•d. A wtce
cop~·~
governm1n1 conupuon
whll• 1n,,..11g111no thl
murder ol 1 call girt 'R'
1100 Cl) MOVll
• •'J\ "01111 fyte" (19781
Britt Elcland, Lana WOOd.
A lonlly young ...... •ot·
le lent-.. ~ rlllllty
wtien 1111 ""81 on a
OllnOll to....r. 'R'
2:20®MOVIE
••• 'J\ "Hatlorlal Lim·
poon'1 Animal HOllM"
( 1978) John ~. Tim
M1t11eeon Two new c:ot--
legl lflt•nlty plldgll join
Olft1 Houee, thl zlll'llMt
and Wlldelt geng on cem-
OUI, lllld help lo llghl the
ettorta ol the tchool'• lllf).
lat« deer! to ha.,.. them
uj)lllld. 'R' 2=*>8 MOVIE * • '.t "Rock .. ll\lc> )(.M"
(tH'I Lio>'d ~.Ola
MHMn. A mlegulded
lpaoeehip tandt on MWI
lnltMd of the moon. 889NEWS
2:46 (%)MOYIE
• ••.,. "Star Wara"
( 19U) M1111 Hlll'nll, Ham.
1011 Ford. A moUI)' eoleo-
tlon of rebele Ind rOOOls
band t()gllther lo lttldl
thl hl'OI ~ tort ol "'
oppreulv• g1l1ctlc
empn.'PO'
3:00 i :w HUNT
**OJ\ "SallllQI Pampu"
( 11187) Rob1r1 T a)'lor, Ron
~-An Army~
trlel to keep 1111 mllllary
unit !ht.ct .,,., • bend of
rlOll Argentlrian deMft...
.. end lndllN "--*' the counttylide.
3: 18 CC) MOVIE
***14 "Diner'" (19412)
s1 ..... Outtentlltg, Mickey
Routtla. A 8altlmore dtrlS
It Iha hangOut lor I ~let
of young men -during llll time wNf\ the ~
..,,.. of ldulthOod ••
lhrMllnlng 10 ~
them. 'R'
S:IO (!) FAITH 20 3:~ CJ) MOVIE * * "Hull)"' (IMO) H1Min
Mirr en, John SMa. .A cal>-
., .. hoet ... and • myst•
rloul Arnerlcen O'ld\lllly
Ill In IOYI untU their peets
caleh up wtlll thlm 'R'
4:008 18PY
(!) TOIJ <r TM!
MOfNNG CD>MOYIE * * "For..,., OerUng" ( 19MJ Luclll Bel. o..I
Amaz. A young c;oupla'a
"*'iaGe I• u¥9d by •
g11trdl1n 1nget who
reeetnbiM IN wtte'1 favor#
ltemolltiei• .MOVIE * * ~ "Tlll1I" (191 I)
J1mH Caan, Tu.tday
Weld. A ptofellb\al crOOk
~ up hil ~ldlpllldallce
f()( • big toor• !Mt ,.,.
hOpll will llQKI hie ,~ ID fvlure 'R'
4: 10 CH) MOYIE * * • "Tiie 811001111" ( 1118) John Wayne, Lau-
ren 8.alt. A dying OU"-
,_., ..-. 10 11119 out hla
""" deyl In j)MOI, ct.aplte
'*"'9'-"t ~ ~
WOUld><be •-to hll
fema mid NIPCI. 'PO'
':al>(!) IUU.WNQ..l
4MCZ>MOllE **.''The Ceplallfl ,.,.
edlll" (1963) Meo ~
l*8, ~ De Carlo. A *'Y boet oaptlllrl ,_ ..
dltterent .._ d oontniR>o
Ing per90Nlltlal, -In eedlport.
10:00. * * * l'I "Toe>aze"
( 11133) John Barrymore, I
Myrna Loy. Bued on the
P'I)' by Maroll Pagnol A
ITlllll, vlrt uoua Fr1n<:h
IChooftMc:hlf ll\ldver1111t.
ty becOmel • llllrewd. cal-•
cul1ting bullneMmltn
(C) • * "Human Feellnos" ( 19781 NlflCY Walker. Biiiy
Crystal. A frustrated lfll)ll
volunt-. 10 -Laa
Vag11 from llmighl)' wrath
by find ng SOI worttly ~,
ln~clayS. CID * * \ol ''Canneiy Row"
(1982) Nidl Nolte. Debra
Wlngar. In. 1940I Calif()(·
nla 008ICll t<Mn. • marine
t>ldoQllt ~ roman-
'~ lnYCIVed ..... girt "'°"' the loc.i botdello. 'PG'
(Q) • • '4 ''Hometown
U.S .A." (1979) Guy
Sprlng9'. 01... WlllOll
The Pfotlilrnl and ande-uaa of 1111'91 ~IS
coping With growtng up in
1M '!Os 111 ~ 'R'
(.$) * * "Period Of AOiust·
rnent" ( 1M21 Tony Fran-
Cloea. J-Fonda A Pair
of yol#lQ eouplee help aac:h
othlf IOIYe ptolNms of
~,...,,..t.
CJ) * * "C.lUI A1Vllil And Ut1le BritcMI" (1lie11 Butt
~-' JcfW'I Savege. TWo lougtl outlewt plCll up a pair of teen-.ge glrll and
tllk• ttlem along on their
ld\leflture1 'PG'
11:00. * * "The Or•t Train Rot>blfy" (19711) ~
Connlty. Donald SUtl'ler •
land. Two •llP"I turn-of. 1 t!MM:ilntury oon artllt1
alt~t IO pull oft lhe
~ tmp()Nli. rob-
bery cf I todled .... I
IDoard • 119'-movlng IOco-..
rnotl\19. 'PG.
JOHN DARLING
* * *~ "Saint Jac11··
(1179) Ben oau... Den-
i by Annstrong a Batluk
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• • Oilers Will Sunset title ID style
By ROGER CAR~ON Of"tt.e Delly PtkM llaft
Huntington Beach ij1gh's Oilers have
returned to the top and they did it so
quic kly and with s uc h a flourish
Wednesday night -they had most
doing a double take as they stormed to
t he Suns et Leagu e bas k e tball
championahip.
It took less than two quarters to put
Marina away as the visitmg Vikings fell
behind by 37-15 margin with still 2:55
left in the first half as the Oilers raced to
a 74-57 victory.
"l'tn just glad w e clinched it at home,"
said Huntington Beach Coach Roy
Miller, who watched hie club collect ita
eighth straight victory after opening
league play with a 62-61 1088 at Fountain
Valley.
"It was a long time comln8,'' continued
the six-year HB mentor. '1'hla allows us
to go to Westminster Friday and play a
little free, to sub a little looeer and to
have 901T\e fun."
That's just about how things went for
his team Wednesday -free and easy as
the Vikings wilted quickly against the
Oilers' faster tempo.
the aecond period to up the lead to 27-11.
Momenta later it was another burst -
• a 10-0 streak which Included three ·
buckets from Lou Harrigan -and it was
virtually over with lhe Vikes lagging,
37-15.
Ai halftime the Oilers had a 20-polnt
lead, had hit 50 percent of their 36
attempts from the field, were enjoying a
15-7 advantage In turnovers and Mike
Mille and Jamel Garner had combined to
throttle the Vikes on the boards.
"Huntington Beach was more
aggressive and we were just Impatient,"
explained Popovi~h. who was forced to
watch his team miaa 18 ot 27 from the
field ..
The best Marina could do In the
second halt wu to cut the Huntington
Beach lead to 16 points before the OOera
expanded the lend to 74-49 with 1:57 left
on Mike Mills' three-point play, giving
him 24 polnts (and 13 rebounds).
Mllls exited at that point and the
reserves mopped up after the flrat unit
had clicked on 34 of 64 from the field
(53.1 percent).
Garne r, the Oilers' standou t
sophomore, and Lou Harrigan each had
four buckets in the first quarter, and
about the only worry Miller had was
when Garner exited with nine seconds
still left in the first period with his third
personal fouJ . ·
And, it didn't take much longer for the
reality of Ocean View's 52-49 decision
over Fountain Valley to sink in,
providing the Oilers with a two-game
cushion and one game le ft before
entering the CIF 4-A playofis Feb. 18 aa
the Sunset League's No. l entry.
Marina Coach Steve Popovich's major
concern going in was the Oilers' ability
to bum h is club in streaks and that's
exactly what happened as a 10-2 spurt in
the first period gave..Jlle winners an 18-9
lead, followed by a 7-0 run at the start of
"We let them get up on us,'' continued
Popovich. "Now you 're playing their
game, running up and down the floor.
We just didn't match up."
But Mills moved over from his spot at
the high post to assume Garner's role
inaide and he simply took the Vikings Roy Miller (See OILERS, Page C2)
Sea View showdown!
Eagles,
Sea Kings
to tangle
By ROGER CARLSON
Of Ille DilltJ Net .....
Corona del Mar High
basketball coach Jack Errion
summed the whole thing up very
aptly Tuesday night following
his team's 38-36 overtime loss at
Newport Harbor.
"Nobody said it was going to
be easy," commented the veteran
coach. And he's right. Although
many had their own ideas on just
how the wild Sea View League
race might end, It's safe to say no
one was stupid enough to figure
it would be a breeze.
Tonight Errlon's Sea Kings.
who "clinched" no worse than a
co-champioJlShip Tuesday, duel
long-time nemesis F.stancl.a with
tipoff scheduled for 7:30 before
an anUcipated ~verflow crow d at
Cd.M.
Eatancia's Eall~ 'enter a game
behind following their 41-39 loss
at Univey-sity Tueeday. ,
It was an especially bit1er loss.
for Coach Larry Sundennan and
his Eagles, who blew a shot at
taking all of the marbles.
"We don't deserve to even play
for the championsh i p ," said
Sunderman Tuesday. "We've
had too many chances already."
Informed of the fact the Sea
Kings were also knocked off,
Sunderman seemed unfazed.
In cooler moments, both
coaches agree about the
showdown. however, saying it's a
matter of playing 90lld from start
to finish, without lulls.
De11J Plot ll'Mto br Ndlerd K....._
Huntington Beach's David Crosby tips ball
"Estancia doesn't rely on an
inside man like Newpo'rt does,"
says Errlon, "but they have aome
excellent perimeter players. 1
imagine we'll see 80IDe pressure
from them.
away from Marina's Chris Neumann. DllllJ"°41Wf ........
A t echnic al error "U we're off mentally, we'll be
in trouble. The key to us is that
we just keep coming back.
Larry Sunderman of Estancia High and Jack Errion of Corona del
Mar High (inset) will be as inte nse as ever tonight when the two
arch-rivals meet. ·.
co s tly t o Barons
"What we have to do ls stop
their transition game, handle
their full~ pressure and be
patient against their zone on
oUenae.
at the wrong time.
"U we could have eliminated
that we would have been in great
shape.
· All-CIF point guard Mike Hess
and backcourt teammate Dave
VanSteenhuyse, along with a
deceivingly strong fron t line.
In games at Newport Harbor
this season, both have lost by a
bucket -~tancia in the last
seven seconds and Corona del
Mar in the cloolng moments of
overtime.
'By ED ZINTEL lt*iel bl !ti. Delly Ptlot
Dave Brown said it was hill
mistake and that was quite an
admission, considering the
Fountain Valley High basketball
c:pach bas been around the ranks
for a long time and, as his cloee
friend and coaching rival Jim
Harris of Ocean View says, "is
o ne of the best in Orange
County.'' ~rown, who said later he
limply had no idea that he had nO timeouts left, called one with
18 eeconds remaining Wedneeday
nllbt at Ocean View. The error
COit. the Barons a technical foul
aad Ocean View guard Keith
• Mullally sank both free throws
to .-ea! the win, 52-49. 4nlat means that Ocean View, 6-4 in the SWl9et t.e.gue, now
hll a aood clWlCe of lorcin8 a
plfyoff game for a CIJ' playoff
berth. 'The $..?a.hawk. need only
to defeat Edison (1·8) Friday Nlht to 11et up a playoff 1ame ...a.wt the ber o( the Fountain
1/"•lley~Marlna 1ame, alao
Frtday. The/layoff game tor t,lae thir place t~am
tadve wouid be play.cl
y •ta neutral lite.
'I bad hearc! eomeone eay
••ller that if youT back.I are
.plnlt the wall, you can only
move forward," 1ald Barria
afterward. ·-nm .... a Net win tar UI. '!be kkll played wi\b .,
• Miich Jll1de, W91N ,.Uy proud Ca6;them.'j
It --an 11pec:i.ally lniaptrtna
victory for Ocean View, in view
o( the fact that the Seahawk.s
2 playing without senior
Dimitri AntonoPoUloe who
jured an ankle in last week'•
garne_ against Huntington Beach
and fa out for the rest of the
season.
Foun Valley (6-3 in ie.sue.
15 ·10 verall) wa1 th e
fifth·ran d -team in Orange
County eo into the game, bUt
came out al h . The Barona
fell behind, 18·8 In the flrat
quarter, hitting just 6-of·l7 1hota
by the end of the quarter.
The Barona slowly clOled the
gap, 31-26 by the end of the firlt
(See ERROR, Pa1e ti)
"They're quick and they
harau a lot. We'll come back
and give It a great effort.
Hopefully, th.at will be enough.
Heck, thia is for the title. U you
can't get up for a title game,
you're in trouble." ,
Corona del Mar took Estancia
In the first round, 58-56 in
overtime, and Sundennan'1 chief
complaint is that his team got·
into foul trouble tho quickly.
"That's one area that retlly
gnawa at me,'' saya Sunderman.
"We had a 5 to 10 point lead ln
the flnt half and we put them on
the free throw line. We were
fouling, making young mlatakea
"I w as pleased that when we
were down by 9 in the fourth
quarter we were able to come
back. Usually if you give Corona
del Mar a nine-point lead, most
would tum to the next page In
the scorebook."
The officiating was a matter of
point by both coaches after that
one, especially ErTion. ·
Eatancia 'a stren~ is balanced
scoring with Doug Pinckney
(16.5), Jlm Curtis (15.l), Gary
Jaeger (13.0), Gavin Warlawnont
(11 .1) and Jon Johnstof\ (9.6)
blending thelr talent.a. ·
Corona tte l Mar answers with
Karl Wolff (6-4), Greg Wynn
(6-3) and probably 6-5 Chip
McKibben for the injure<i 6-6
Tom Vance always seem to
maintain law and or<R!r around
the basket in the rebounding
wars.
"We have to get more than one
ahot," saya Sunderman, an echo
of many coaches prior to games
with Corona d.el Mar.
The similarities between theee
two cluba are many -such as
the fact that each achool has won
a Sea View League title ana
·shared two others With the ether
ln the past four years.
I r
Elsewhere tonight (7:30) \here
Is additional suspense in the race
for third place.
El Toro takes Its 8·5 record to
Costa Mesa (5-8). while Newport .
Harbor (7-6) hosts University
(6-7).
Should El Toro lose and
Newport Harbor win, it would
force a Saturday playoff to
determine the third place entry
in the CIF 3-A playoffs .
Irvine (5·8) closes out Its
...-on at Saddleback (0-13).
Titans s~oul~ provide a f e w f ()r Ant.eaters answers
I•
By JOHN SEV ANO or .. .,._PW._
For UC Irvine'• buketbell teun, the
198243 INIOI\ hu been anythlnc .,.,.ta
mnooth road. And just when l\ appears
u If the Anteaien have 1t.ralahtenec1
thina. ou\, they always IMll1 to bJt • ch~.
T~\'1 (7(30) pme aaainat vtll\lna
Cal State Fut.lerton at the Anaheim Con~tlon Center 1hould provide a 9JCJd Indication of which dJr9ctlon the Anwt.n are Meded.
In their tut three out1n1•. the
Ante.ten came beck lmpl'"81vely to
beet Utah Sta• JOit to a 1..oni BMch ...
•'.
State team UCI felt it 1hould have
beatenj aJ'l(i gave No. 2 ranked. Nevada
Laa Ve1u all it could handle before Dina by a bucut.
"They're Nally a IOQd lam and we're
, . ..
behlnd UNL V) and 15-4 ovenll. UCI la
3-6 and 11·9. ·· "My feellng la lf we can hoJd (auard
Leon) Wood IO 20, and conialn the other
plaxera, we can play v..tth them,"
MuwpnoffWI.
Wood, a junior. and a 8t.ron1 c:l9ndidafll for cmfw1erace MVP bonont ._.. the TJt.ana with an 11.a .connc .,,... lie
la alao •wn&bw ·10.2 .... iC GUUnc·
Wood acaNd le ~ "'llllnt flYe
thfM..polnt field pi.; .... Iii& time the
two 14IUIW ~ .............. ....
ln four meeUnp '1Yfl dMt I.a two ,......
"You'w IDt to ...U ..,.. 10IU ..,
their air.II ind our "'i 1'111 haW to 19' a.ck fMW OI' they lhoot laytN an you."
•11 Mullipn.
. .. .. . ... '
Be1lde1 Wood, three other Titan'
ltu19n -6·6 Gary Davia (10.1), 6-lJ
O.U Jones (12.1), 6·3 Ricky Mlxon '
(13.2) -are in <blble (ll(U19. ,. '
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ha.If •• ff. 7 junior c·cntor ltoU
Jacot. hit all thn:oe of hl1 ahol.11 In
• the quart.er.
That all iweme-d fhw for tht~
Barona, but In the llll'Unt1mt•,
they were r.vlng away too many
fault. In al , Ocean View had a2 tree throw attempt.a, making 26
of them.
Fountain Valley, on the other
hand, had just 13 free throw
att.empta. making 9 of them.
That Indeed was the difference
and whl Jacobs had to sit out
much o the se<:ond half after
picking up his fourth personal
midway through the third
quarter.
Still, the Barons had a chance
to pull it out as Rob Whitehair
hit two baskets late in the game,
the second one tying the game,
45-45 (Fountain Valley never
led) with 55 seconds remaininl(.
However, Steve Moser made
two free throws for Ocean View
to give the Seahawks the lead
once again. •
After the Barons' Mik e
Newton missed a long jumper,
Mullally was fouled and made
two fre e throws with h is
unorthodox underhand style.
F o untain Valley's Dre w
Brown then hit a 15-foot shot
4 J with 18 seconds left to pull the
Barons to within a basket, 49-47.
That's when Brown signaled
for a time out, not realizing he
had utilized his allotment for the
half. .. "It was my mistake for calling
the timeout," said Brown who
had Drew Brown call for the
timeout. "I just didn't know how
many we had left."
Ironically, Harris said that his
team had had its worst practice
session of the season a night
earlier. "But when they came out
tonight," he said, "they just had
that look in their eyes like they
knew what they had to do."
OILERS • • •
From Page C1
apart on the boards and with his
shooting, scoring seven points in
the second period and 13 points
in the 6:03 of playing time he was
~--on the floor In the final period.
Garner finished with 10 boards
u the Oilen won that battle, too,
. 35-24. I,• . Marina's game was sour from
the start as playmaking guard
Scott Filipek could net just 3 of
13 from the field in the first ball.
He warmed up with 6-for-8 from
the field in the third quart.er and
finished the game with 24 pointa,
but it was far leas than his
customary production in effective
-• acoring and assista. Eric Padilla
was M~rina's most effective
•• weapon with 16 pointa. ,, "I told Billy (Thompson) just
to get on him," said Miller. "He
wasn't to worry about anyone
else and Billy was all over him.
He took Scott out of his rhythm."
Garner and Harrigan each
, finished the night with 16
points as the Oilers upped their
record to 8-1 in league, 17-5
.,., .overall to enhance their No. 2
berth in the Orange County
.... . rankings and No. 7 spot in the
1 . · CIF 4-A poll.
Thus , the Oilers take a
backseat in Friday's final salvo
-they're already champions.
Theisman, Walker
Ma~well winners
From AP d11p1lcltt1
PHILADELPHIA -J o e m
Theismann said he'• still on an ••• emotional high, while Herschel
Walker dllclosed that hil goal ls the
1984 Olympic Games, not professional football
and all the money It can offer.
Theismann, quarterback or the Super Bowl
champion WashJngton RedskJna, and Walker, the
University o( Georgia All-American running
back, were honored Wednesday night with the
Maxwell Football Club awards as pro and college
players of the 1982 aeuon.
"I really don't know when I'm coming
down," said Thelsmann, who threw two
touchdown paaaes In Washington's 27-17 victory
over the Miami Dolphins.
"We flew from Loe Angeles to Honolulu for
the Pro Bowl Game at about 37,000 feet. On
Thursday I leveled off at about 3~1000. Right
now 1 think I'm getting Into the twenties,"
Theismann said.
Thelsmann, who talks in rapid-fire style,
said, "I'm aUU loving every mlnut.e of It."
Walker aald he-played football because
everybody wanted him to play, but hia first love
was track .
Quote of the day
A banner hanging in the Pitt.sburgh Civic
Arena, summing up the plight of the
Penguins' hockey team: "No Clue plus No
Pricfe plus No Scoring plus No Defense plus
No Management plus No G .M. plus No
Coach plus No Muacle plus No Gut.a plus No
Wins equals No Playoffa plus No Fans."
Canucb extend Pittsburgh streak
Doug Halward and Gary Lupul "1
scored power-play goals to key a '
four-goal rally that gave Vancouver a
•·r~r. •~•di. C.v1 .P••• Mllwa••ee
W9114 a. Prte .,,.... 11 of idi -. Ill polntl In the fourth qua..,,.r •nd Cuti
RtltlHH lo1aed In 30 point• 11
Cleveland upiel Mllw1u , 104-94
Wtdn llday nt•t U. &h National BuUlbtill
A lf uclatlon. 'the vlc:tory wa1 tht .. Cawltert'
1rncund s trolght o nly th aecond time
Cleveland hoa won twice In a row thl1 yf'ar
Larry Blrd IK.'<>r''<I ~3 point.a, Including
nine In a t.wo·mlnuto •p•n
late ln the third quarter,
t.:adina Bolton to a 106~96
decision over New York and
snapping the Celti c •'
tW~--ame Joelng 1treak and
the Knlck1 ' rive-game
winning atreak , . . Jllllllt
Ervta1'1 27 points helped
Philadelphia down Atlanta,
106-93 . . . Baek WUJlama ~..-1 hit 10 of 11 shota trom the
field, scored 26 points and pulled down 16
rebounds as New Jersey stopped Indiana, 105-90
. . . Klke V1adewegt.e acored 37 points and
Dan l11el added 31 to lead Denver to a l:M-125
decision over Seattle . . . Mike Woodaoa came
off the bench to tally 21 point& as Kansas City
raced past Golden State, 103-98 . . . Jay
Vincent scored 29 points to lead Dallas lta 10th
victory in 12 gartles, a 122-113 tTlumph over
Detroit.
Renko signs with Kansas City
Veteran right-handed pitcher Ill Steve Renko, a free agent, haa signed
a one-year contract with the Kanaas
City Royals. Renko became a free
agent for the M:COnd time in hia career after
pitching for the Angela the past two years . . .
Three defending profemional drag racint world
champions seek to get off to a fast 1983 start
when the Wintemat.ionala of the National Hot
Rod Alaociation conclude Sunday ln Pomona.
Champions remaining ln competition are Slllrley
Muldowney in Top Fuel, Fr1ak Hawley in
Funny Car and Lee Sbeplter• in Pro Stock.
Sunday's eliminations begin at 11:30 a.m. ...
Clevelan,d Indiana Manager Mike Ferraro was
reported In satisfactory condition after three
hours of surgery to remove his left kidney al a
Fort Lauderdale hospital . . . Mary Decker
Tabb, the nation's premier woman's distance
runner and multi-event record holder, will rniBs
the remainder of the indoor track season because
of a sire. fracture of the left ankle.
Television, radio
TV;, College Basketball -UCLA at Oregon,
11 p.m .. Channel 5 (taped)
RADIO: Hockey -Buffalo at Kings, 7:20
p.m . KPRZ (1150).
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6 -2 decision over Pittsburgh
Wednesday night in the National Hockey
League. The Penguins have now lost 10 straight
and are 0-16-1 since a Jan. 1 victory over the
New York Islanders . . . Murray Craven'•
goal with 6:52 remaining gave Detroit a 6-5
victory over Hartford . . . Steve Larmer broke
a tie and Curt Fraaer scored what turned out to
be the winning goal as Chicago downed New
Jersey, 5-4.
College Basketball -Cal St.ate Fullerton vs.
UC Irvine at Anaheim Convention Center, 7:30
p.m., KWVE ( 108 FM): UCLA at Oregon , 7:30
p.m .. KMPC (710).
Mike Mills (SO) and Marina's Ron
Rosenweig watch ball fall through hoop.
Golden West gets defensive, 56-49.
By CURT SEEDEN
Of IN 09'fJ Piiot l&eff
Unde r normal circumstances, Cypress
College's patient offense ls worth the
e ffort. But things weren't normal
Wednesday night at Golden West College.
Rustler Coach Jim Greenfield instructed
his team to place the emphasis on defense,
and 24 Cypress turnovers later, Golden
West had recorded a big 56-49 South Coast
Conference basketball victory over the
Chargers.
The win was especially satisfying for
Greenfield. Not only did the triumph keep
his team in second place in the sec
standings, but it alao came against a team
which hadn't lost to the Rustlers in two
years .
"We kept our hands right in their facet
all night," beamed Greenfield afterward.
"We were just super intenae out there. It
was a great defensive game."
Indeed, the Rustlers did look inspired,
especially with the thought of their
first-round defeat at the hands of the
Chargers. It was one they wanted, and
more importantly, needed, badly.
"I think all of the starters knew they had
a bad game the first time against Cypress,"
admitted Rustler cent.er Sheldon Revis. "I
know I didn't have a good game. We just
wanted kJ go out and give it our best ahot."
Actually, the Rustlers didn't shoot that
well (16 of 40 for a 40 percent effort from
tl°'e field), but with Cypress throwing the
ball away time after time, Golden West
didn't have to dazzle anybody with its
offensive prowess.
The two teams seemed to go through the
motions offensively throughout most of the
fi rst ha,lf. With 8:43 remaining, Golden
West waa clinging to a 14·8 lead. And it
wasn't a cate of each team being patient
with its ahot aelection.
Cypress managed to hit just 8 of 22 shots
(36.3 percent) in the first half, but Golden
West wasn't that much better, hitting 10 of
26 attempts to take a 26-18 lead at
int.ennialion.
What put CypreH in the hole and
eventuaily forced the Chargers into
desperation fouls in the end, was a
horrendous a1x minutes to open the llt!COnd
half. During that span, the Chargers
brought the ball down the court nine times
and promptly turned it over on eigh t
oocaslons. 1
Golden W est led 31-20 with 16:46
remaining in the game, but with Cypress'
Mike Bruce scoring 10 of his 12 pointa in
the second half and Ron Connors corning
alive, the Chargers stayed doee.
A pair of Connors free throws with 2:58
remal.nl.ng sliced the RusUer lead to 45-41,
but after that, the Chargers' preuure
defense simply sent Rustler sua rds
Sherwin Durham and Tyrone Myles to the
free throw line over the f1naJ 2 ~ minutes
and the t.ckoou.rt duo sank 11 cl1.1tch free
throws. I "If we had jult shot the ball better (from
the floor), who knows what the score
would have been," noted Greenfield. "We
made thoee free throws near the end and
that'• always nice."
Edison stops
W estminst~r
&iison recorded ita first,Sunset
League victory of the •ason by
defeatina. Westminster, 74-61,
Wednesday night on the winner's
court.
Trailing with 2:34 left in the
third quarter, the C hargers
tallied 10 straight points at the
end of th e period.
Edison, which shot 71 percent
from the floor during the span,
started o!f the final quarter by
scoring five more before
Westminster could counter.
All five Charger 1tarters
scored in double figures led by
Rodney Johnson's 15 points.
Johnson also snatch ed 11
rebounds.
Darryl Iwasaki (13), Jeff
Washington (12), Brad Hacht.en
(12 points and 12 rebounds), and
Tim Wertner's 12 paced the ·
&·Pirates fall again;
~·.·Saddlehack in first LEASE
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Orange Coast College suffered
a heart-breaking dduble-
overtime defeat to visiting Mt. <••: San Antonio in South Coast
Conference basketball action
1 Wednesday night, while
1 Saddleback College upped It.a
record to 7-3 in Pacific Coaat
·.. Conference play with a triumph
over Southwe8tern.
_., At <XX:. the Pirates dropped
their sixth straight conference
game, 81-70 and fell to 8-14
overall.
CXX:'s Tim Krohnleldt hit an
18-footer with 10 seconds left in
regulation to tie the game, and
the Plrate1 gained poasesslon
with five seconds remaining but
missed their final ahot.
In the first overtime period,
• Orange Coast held a 61-58 lead
with 32 seconds remaining, and
" • wu up by one with 11 eeconds
left. Deron White made the front
end of a one-and-one, but mi98ed
hia next attempt and fouled the
Mounties' J erry Shepard going
,. · for the rebound.
Shepard made both free
throws, aendinf the game Into
double overtime . Pete Williams
had 37 points, was 14 of 16 from
the flo or , and grabbed 18
rebounds for Mt. SAC.
Krohnfeldt paced the Pirates
with 14 pomts, while Shaughn
Ryan had 12 points and seven
rebounds. White finished the
game with seven assista and nine
points.
At Saddleback, the Gauchos
survived a sluggish first half, and
moved into a tie for flrst plac.'e in
t he Pacific Coaat Conference
standings with a 70-54 triumph
over the Apaches.
Saddleback managed to hold a
30-22 lead at intel"lniulon over
the Apaches, who cam& lnto the
game with a 1·8 conference
mark. But the Gauchos put
things together over the final 20
minutes, o penln& a 21-polnt
bulge with 6:34 remainina in the
contest.
Tracy Mitchell led the Gaucho
attack with 15 points, while Greg
Ward added 13 point.a to 80 along
wlth five steals and aevcm
rebounds.
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Laguna Beach
throws scare
into Cougars
I.Acuna Beech hW\fil tou,h with South Cout
Leaaue c hampion Capi1trano Valley before
bowing We8neaday night, while Laguna Hlll1
edged Woodbrid~ and Mlalon Viejo got put San
Clemente in men 1 baaketball action.
Here'• how It happened:
Capo Valley 77, La1waa Beacll U
The final acore waa deceiving. as the Artista
gave Capo all it could handle and led, 52-50,
entering the final quuier.
Scott Fortune, moved to polnl guard recently,
tallied 18 pointa in playing one o{ hi.a top games of
the aeuon. Fresh.man Shawn J ordan, who notched
nine pointa, abo played well for the Artists.
Laguna was down by eight points midway
through the final stanza when a rash of turnovers
was converted into eisht quick points to put the
Cougars well in front.
Walt DeCasas tallied 25 points for the Cougars
to lead all scorers, junior Mark Ott.a ,had 15 and Dan
Mulder added 13.
The Artists finish their season Friday night
against Woodbridge, a team Laguna handled by 18
in the first round.
Lapu llllb 47, Woodbridge 44
The Hawks wrapped up third place in league
and a CIF 3-A playoff berth as Kraig Kawada
matched his best effort of the year with a 16-point
production.
Woodbridge's only player in twin figures was
Anthony Radovcich, who scored 15 points.
Ml11loa Viejo 16, Su Clem ente 57
The Diablos knocked San Clemente out of a
shot at third place in league and a potential berth in
the upcoming CIF 3-A playoffs as 6-1 senior Dave
Griffith matched his high of the year with 14 points
and Rick Muench did likewise, scoring 13 points to
equal his best effort of the season. ~
The Diablos used a 2 1-10 aecond quarter spurt
to get the upper hand and were never caught in the
second half.
Basketball scores
Oolleae Loyola, Md. 82, Baltimore 75 w..r Navy 81, American u . 74
Sen Diego St. 83, Utah 81 WMt Vlfglnla 93. St. JoMpn'e
P~ltzet 69. Cal Tech 33 84
Claremont-Mudd 80. La Verna
78 (2ot) Community Cot6ege
Occidental ss. Redlenda &4 1owtt1 ewt c~
hilttt•Nt GOiden W•t 58, Cypfesa 49
Houslon 85, SMU 68 Mt San Antonio 81, Orange
Taua ""M 51, Rica 45 Cou1 70 (2 ol)
Taua Tech 87, TCU 61 Camtoe 92. Compton 75
Oklahoma St. 71, Neb<ulca 83 Senta Ana 73. Fullart0t1 55 (ot) hcMc c-t CCNltar .. _
Lamar 82. Niten ... St. 47 Saddlaback 78. Southwutern S. Mlalaalppl 59. Pan Nn9'1c¥1 $4
45 Sen Diego 102, Palomar 81
...._. Groeamont &4, Mir.CO.ta 60
Ohio St. 88, Wlaconllin 85 San Diego Men 92, lmparlal
Oldahoma &4, Kanau St. 82 Valley 88
W St. 72, E. Mlc:Ngen 58
Dayton 75, 8uUar 51 H6gh echool
Ohio U. 73, Kant St. 71 1W1Mf L.aefUa
Ml#nl, 0 . 72, W. Mlchigell 52 OcMn vi.w 52, Fountain Valley
o.Paul 113. e---. 82 49
Toledo Be. Bowing~ 79 Edllon 74. Westminster 61
E. Nllr'Ola &4. Valpatal8o e2 Huntington~ 74, Marina 57 N ~ M , Cent. Michigan 86
Xrtlar. ONo 109, La Sale 86 IOllttl c..e "'--
..... Captetrano v.iiey Tf. Laguna Nofth Cer«*na SL 90, Clernaon Beec:fl 82
83 Laguna Hiiia 47. Woodbndge « ~ Tec:tt 87, Dulta M Mlealon Viejo 88. Sen Clemente Waka Foreat 79,. MarylMd ee 157
F\of1da 85. St. Leo 4~ c.My L...-
Lou1111111a 73, Tu611na 56 VIiia Parlt &4. Tuttln 39 w. Cairollne 82. Furman 54 (ot) FoothlM 80. SenlAI Ana Valley 515 Nldlob St. 57, JacktlOl't St. 58 Senta Ana 81, Orange 57
N . C . • G r a a n 1 b o r o 5 I , Canyon M. El Modena &4 ~St.54
Va. COmmo<N9alth 59. Ja~ K ~. ~ L.aefUa30 Medleon 53 -*"' ;YP'98
Richmond 59. ~-Kat ... ~ •• El Oor9do 89 49 Pedflca 89, LOat-. 59
Virginia Tech 16. N Caronna Loe Alaml1oe 80. ¶nza 57
A&T 87 , _ _, ~ ·
Wiiiiam & Mery 70, East Carolna' Fullerton 52, Buena Partt 43
5-4 La Habra 73, Sunny Hiii ee
LO<llalana Tech 70, NE Loui91ana Sonora 78. Troy 45
55 °' .... a....-E. T--St. ae. VMI 83 Anahalm ae. Megnolle 8 1
f.aat W•tem 53. Savanna 40
St. JOhn'• 75. Ge«ge1own 89 Valanda ee. Bf• 59
Syrac:uM 99. Ullca 71 AngaM L...-1\mr; 57, Falrlleld 55 (ot) Mater Dal 78, Plut x 48
Temple 61, Penn 53 (2 01) Sarvlte 49, St. Paul 47
Buc:luialt 73, Lafllgll 59 B1tno9 Amat n , Sarra 7t (oil
Holslra 88, T OW9on St. 71
Boaton U. 57, Mlllna 52
Cenlalua 58, o.trolt 56 (Ot)
St. Peter'• 88, St. Fraoot.. Pa
71 Boaton College 91, Seton Hall
76 •
FM1algh Olcltlnaon 91, Siana 85
Lafayette 70. Delaware 89 fol)
Women
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Estanda 88, Corona del Mar 54 lrvlna 39, 5-sdlebeek 25
B Toro 48. co.ta..._ 45
Unlvwalty 55, Newpot1 Harbor 38
King to buy Cavs?
CLEVELAND (AP) -Boxing promoter Don
King says he is interested in buying the Cleveland
Cav&Uen of the National Basketball Amociatlon.
and he intends to talk with Cavaliers' owner Ted
Stepien thia weekend about a p<mible deal.
"He (Stepien) bas talked to me a couple of
timel about it, but it was nothing specific," King
aaid Wedneeday.
King aaid he hoped to put together a group to
buy the Cavaliera, who have been on the block for
eeveral months. King said hia group would tnclude
World Boxing Council heavyweight champion
Larr y Holmes and possibly World Boxing
Amod.ation heevyweiaht champion Michllel Dokes. Kina promot.l!a l!otmea' bout.a, and Kina'• aon,
Carl, manages Dokes.
"l want to really tee Cleveland aet back on the
map apln.'' aaid King, who has a farm in Wlndlor,
Ohio, eat of Cleveland.
Sailor kickers breeze, 8-2
John CUn::i, Nami ~kri and Kirk Lome each
acored a pair of goala Wedne9day to lead Newport
Harbor ffigh to an euy 8-2 victory over hoet Coeta
Meu in Sea View League llCX'Cer act.ion.
1be SaUon, ~-5-1 in leegue play, held a 1-0
lead after the fint half, but broke It open over the
final 40 mlnuta.
Johan Rolenqu.lat and Shawn Droke a1-> added
pla foe the s.llon. Roeenquilt aJlo picked up 1
p&lr of Uliata.
Harbor &ignups continuing
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, .a Orange Oo11t DAILY 'IL.OT /Thurldey, '*'*Y 10, 11U
Triple play
aids Rustlers
Golden W•t Collqe tu.med a
triple play to qute\ an
ichth-lnnlna Saddlebeck rally,
and Ruatlcr reeerve catcher Jon
Hobb• d•llvered tht wlnnln1
RBI hit In the 1hctb H the
Ruatlen nipped the vl1ltln1
Oaucho1 4-3 Wedneaday In
non-cx>nference buebell aauon.
The 1econd triple play In
Golden We1t hiatory occurred
when reliever Beje Mahoe atruck
out Bob Perry; Ruatler catcher
Keith Harriaon cauaht Oaucho
8eCOnd but runner Mark Once
in a rundown; and SaddlebKk
flut ba11e runner Ivan
Commancho WU nailed tryinC to
go to eec:ond on the play.
Tom Link went 2 for 4 and had
two RBI to lead Saddleback.
hMeAftlle 1..ini=.-=r1 ET:....1
"""9T MOC. I~ ~ Gl'9CIOllo l'ernendell .00 11.10 11.10 lwtOfl ... (H.,,.._) 4.JO a.40 "'°" lport (~ uo ~ rleed: Oettllld, loldllr of ,~
ldlllO Hlctl, Pltll hMol. Ot1y Trlllmpfl,
l'Uwt'I llornl. U Pll.otno. Timi: 1:17 211.
MCONO AAC&. .... 11.vtOnQe. UnM MIQln0!(811dll 17.fO 7.00 4.JO
"9ldy to 1lo <PllroeJ 4 IO a.oo Pll1Y• OYet (UpMmJ a.eo Allo r~: Ar~. OooO Joum.y, CNll z.ro. A4mlrll Don, Zuml Lou. nm.: 1:1• 311. •DALY DOUeLa (t-7} plld "32.10.
™"" AAC8. I llltlofl9I. ~(~ 4.10 uo uo Oii Murn (Uolllml I 1.40 4.IO
Monproprl CMYll (TOfo) 3.20
Aleo rec1d: IC H , true Toru1. S l y
AOllfT\ltY. Timi: 1: 12 311,
~ AACL I 1ur10n01. Vloll Jim (Aomwo) 22.40 11.20 l .IO 9onlblY lllttMdlr (VlllNUlll) 1 1.00 1.00 llutlld ,,_,. (H.,,_,) 4.00
All O tlCld: MIHl•O MIO, A1olnd, l.ll~le LMll. 91-lpy. K9Y lo 1111 Aro. Time" 1:12 Ill .
c~"&ti ICI ~~-u,.. ldmontOn 10 11 10 IOO 2:17 70
~~ VlllOOUVW ......
n tt • n1 tM 14 21 U 1 IOI tit 41 ,. 2t 11 201 .,. 41
17 21 I 1IO 114 42
Ct*-00 ....._..
ti. &Aull
o.troll fllfOrlto
...,,...,.......
M 14 7 146
21 11 13 224
" 21 11 19' 14 IO 12 171
14 It 10 117 WALie Cati ••ICI ~---
1N 7t
1tl t7
217 .. 112 .eel n1 ae
PtttU•* II 11 7 22t 112 T1 HY ........ a 11 t IOt tta S7 w....... 17 ,. 11 121 1.. Q
NY ...... U 24 I I01 1tl 14
.... ~ 11 14 11 , .. .,., ..
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~ ,. 10 • 111
...,,.,... It 11 10 H1 """'° .. 11 t1 aqa OlielllO " 12 • nt ...,.... 11 M t 17' ...... ,.. .... =~ ~==
141 10
1M .. 172 t 1 m" 271 N
"· LeWll .. "" ••• Ip,... Mwlllplt ......... ~ .. NIWYorll .....,_
... YOftl~eC ........ -•OelfllY
Estancia races to Sea View title
raww ltilh won '" lhowdown with Corona del M"v to claim the a.. View
~i!:,"'~inw.~~Z WOMEN
reptni"' ~111•lon, rnjJIC.,od a 1hot u
lime expend.
third and will play off tor the final Ctr
po1ltion after olalmlna vlc:torlH Jn
women'• buketbal.l Wectn.day n&cht.
The 1:1 Toro-Unlvtrtlty pla)'oft la
alawel tor 7 o'clock Satu.rdtj ntaht at Cerone del Mar.
Hoather Eatey tallied 21 for tho &a
KJnp, who alao ,ot 1& from J'ran WyM
and 12 from I.Ju Romney.
rJ Toro led 48-43 In the final minute
when U.. Schumak r convert d an
offenaive rebound Into two polnta for
Co.ta Mt:M to narrow the ddkit to one
point.
Her.'1 how It went:
E1tuc:la II, Corou del Mar H
'"'-Muatan.p jumped In tront In the
Nrly aotna. u An81e Garcia n tted eight
of Mr 10 po6n .. ln the flrtt quarter. The
1•me remained cloee the re1t of the way.
Openlna a 10-polnt tint-quarter
advantaae, the Eaalea breezed to the
leuu• crown. A.my Hathcock connecied on 7 of 11
tleld·IOll trtee, finilhJ:ng with UI pointa and 12 rebounda while d1ah1na off lix
Ulllta. Debbie Huahee wu another fon.-e
for the r.a,Jee, notching 26 pointa and 19
rebounds.
Eltanda (22·2 overall) controlled the
tempo throu,hout and dJd a fine job on
the board1. The Eaa let alao 1hot in
percent from the fleld during the conw.t. a torrid 71 percent in the first
halt.
lt wu Eatancla'a third lea1ue
championahlp IJ\ the laat four yean.
Point iuard KJm McGill notched l~
polnta anCl Kim Oenniton had 10 for the
wlnner1, while Shelly Neal led all
K'Orcrl with 17 polnta tor Mesa.
\,
Men'• tour'Mmenl .__..._.. <•--·\r~,
l!llol Tlllldl., (U.S.) CS.I. Ml-• 81uet
(U.S.). t-2, e-a: Stew o.nton (U S.) def.
Jimmy ArlM (U.8.). W . M ; 8'1ln TMdllr (U.I .) o.f. Hlnrl Lleonte (FrMCI), W , W ;
John Mcl!nroe ~.~!'· M1tk Dlehon (U.s.~.:;:; t-2; V1ll9 (Argenllnl) o.t. Mo111 (erlllll. t-2, s-6, &-1
....... toumefnent e= Joll H'91*11 (lpeln) o.f. Tim Meyotte
(U.S.), M . 1-3: Mall Wlllndlr 1s...oen1 oef. "11111 Ootttnecr (U.S.). 1-2, 1-2.
Women't tournement , ... =·••> ..._. .......
Yvonne vermH-(South Alrlc1) d1I. 011udl1 Monterio (Brull). 9-4. 3-41, e-3; 1<1terln1 Lundqulll (Sw1d1n) d1I. Pal
Medr1410 (Brull), 8-4. 8-1; lvl 8ud.,Ovl
~c.dloelovlklll o.f. ~Mine Ferrwndell
S.). 7 ... 7-1; Cindy ~ (US.I OM. ,. ~ (Cac~ll). no K«I
1v1ll11>1e; Qlnny Purdy (U.S.) def Nancy YIWQln (U.S.). t-2. t-~; Anne Hot>lll (9tttlln)
Clef. )(11ertna Skronllll (Cnchoelovattl1).
1-3, o-t, t-2: PtMUI LOUii (U.S.I o.f. Julll H1rrlng1on (U.S.). 1·2, e-a; Cllrllllane
JollMlnt (Swlt~.,l•ndl dal. Llura Arr111
(U 8.). t-0, t-0 c..._..°"*' uec\.~':*'1
Hert (USC) def. Myert, 1-3. 7-1: K•tng
lUCI) def. Henry. 2-e . e-3. 7-41j LIQ ....
USC) dlf. Mallory, e-1. 8-4. ,..,nlndei:
Uac) dlll. TIWM!lh. 6-1. t-1. V~ (USC) dl f 8erlng, e-o, 1· t, JonH (USC) dal. Petton, t-1, t-1.
0.-... P a ndo -L1g 1a11 (USC) d1f.
Kellint-MlilotY. 7-S. 2-41. t-2: Le\ly·Heynan (U8CJ dl l My1t1-P111on. e -2. il-4,
Llle-8..oan (USC) OM. TrtnW!lh-Kaua. 3-e. 1-3, t-1.
.:..~ c....-. ........... 101-4~ (!) P• ........_ S'2t
10l-Nln {f) dee. S.ICllleOt•. 7.S.
111-......,. CCMI o.:. l<Mlp, t-2.
122-F1roetl9 (El dee. Moore. t-4 12t-Ellil (CM) p. Gumm, 1:12.
131-0'Connor (CM) p. &-. 1:31.
1A1-°'*11 (CMl die."-. 1M.. 141-8 r1nt ton CM) p. Huettenth•*.
~~.
151-An<Mr9on (CM) P• Wlllerl. 2.5t. 170-0-, (E) die. Hwlly, ,.. 12.
116-lcott (CM~1 p. Sendwe, 1:04 203-Clt>llofo I) won by IOftall. l+il\.-Dllton ( p . .........,, 1:48
~ t I ... . "
c..._.1111111111
~9'.2,UC ......... 1
.J:':.."'n ~~·:~.· •• l 1d1:l'llllC81 000 000 ~ 7 I GOiden W.. 003 001 OCIK-4 I 1 a onMla. C1rr (I I Ind Mofoel'; Mw9'1,
M1ho1 17) 1nd H1rr11on. w -Merall.
L-lonllla. S -MlllOI $0WC). 28 -~ f0WC). 38 -H.n1.oft (~,.,
EJ Toro "· C.Uta Meta U Ualverel&y H , Newport Harbor 38
The Muatana• had a couple of
oppo~u ties to p\a1l the game out ln the wani leCOnda, but turned the ball over
wit 6 eecondl remalnlng. then, aft.er
The Trojluv u9ed a fut-break offense
.while Lorita Hines and Michelle Newell
dominated inllde play. Hines poured ln
17 points and had 10 reboundt1, and
.... WltTIMW6'ct ...... .,........
W L ,.._ M
M 10 .712 2t 20 192 t'4
30 21 .NI 9'4 27 23 .640 12 20 29 ,4()1 ,. ...
18 36 .314 23~
....... DlwWIA Sin AnlonlO 30 21 Ml
Dlllll 25 2A .510 4
Kan-City 25 25 .600 4\i o.n-25 27 .411 5'h
Utlh II 33 .313 12 Houaton 10 39 .204 111
UITUN COM'IMNCa
AltlMlo~ ~ 42 7
8oa1on :ie 12 .._ .H!rwf 33 11
w11111ng1on n al New York 22 28
CM«rll DlwWIA
157
71() ....
.647 10 .479 11\i .4AO 20'A
............... S2 11 .MO Au.nt. 24 2t 4to I o.trolt 24 27 .471 • .,.
ChlClgo 17 33 340 15
lndllnl 1 s 34 .308 11'4 Clevallnd 11 39 .220 21 ... .............
lAUrl 113. Ullh " 80llOI\ 108. New VOit! M
Plllladalphll 108. Alllnla 93
.... .H!rwf 106, lndl9nl to
Qewllnd ICM, ........... M Oelllll 122, o.trolt I 13
Kan ... City 103, Ooldell Stile 98
Denwr 134, a..tua 1211 , ........ ca-.
Clewlencl II lncJillll
HoultOI\ II WMf*lgton
PtliladllptM •• cnie.oo Ponllndll Ml!wluk ..
OOIOen Stlll 11 San Antonio
SN ttll el Ullh
Phoanlll •• 81111 Diego
LekWl 111,.lea•
llT AH -Or.w 13. Wllllllll ti. &IOI\ I.
El-11. °"""" 14, Kell¥ •• ~ 21, W-.nt 2. Tou& 41·H 17•21 M .
LOe AMGllll.a8 -R#nl>il 4, Wiil .. 22,
Al>duhllb«NW II, L Jotw*ln 7, Niii.on 13,
Coop" 5, MoAdoo 20. Wortl'ly 1e. C.
.lohn90fl 4. LllldabetQI' 4, McOal 2. T Ollll;
4t-103 21·26 11S. ..... ., ....
Utlll 24 25 24 2e-" lot Allgelel 29 SI 31 11-113 ~ DOlll -.._. l'outed OU1 -
NOfll, IW>ound1 -Ullh 4A (EllOI\ IA~. lot
Allgelel 14 (Abcluhlebbar 1)). ,...... -
Ul•h 211 (£•YM 1). Loi An ...... 35 (E. ~ fl) TCIW lcaAe -Ot• 22. LOa
Allgelel 23. " -13.IM.
LllllWI' ..,.,.. <"-"" .... I) ....,., 0-..1"11 ......
33 AbduhJlll>l>et 43 171 20.A 34
52 wa.. 48 1115 19.a ae
10 HI--. ... 100 11.2 24 1 I McAdoo 43 .... 15. 1 2t
32 L Jotw*ln 4S 170 14.1 32 :~:..cw:: :: m •1:: n
21 H. Cooplt 441 341 7.1 20 :M c. John90I\ 27 10e 4.0 13
54 l.lndlbergar 2S n 3 1 8
5 Jord9n 2t n 3.o 12
40 McO.-" ~ 2.7 9 3S J. COCIPlt 2 2 1.0 2 1.111... 48 5371 111.1 1~
()clc>oMnla 48 5008 108.t 13A
NllAIMdefa acOMtO Q'°""'"'• Englllfl, 0.-50 103 274 1380 2t.I ~.SA 48 44IO 124 11to 27.2 Vendlwgl\. On 50 503 291 1119 2t..3
'""'-· ClllClgo 49 Ct 2t3 1165 25.4 AQutrrw, o.181 47 453 267 1075 25.0 ~. Piii 4M 13-3Al-IOl2 24.4
Frw. a...llanO 4A Ma 282 toe lt.1
Or1Mlh, Ullll 47 Aeo 11 I I03I D.S C-ol. Ooldilfl St. .. 439 190 te2 23. 1
a-d, 8ollon 4&-at-212 "I 22.t EMnQ. ,.,,. ... 414 m M3 22.t
emmnr!· 8111 °'° 45 417 1• lt4 22.7 ~. oOldlri 1"1. ... • 14 204 ilffl'""B.•
JoMlon. Mii 47 439 111 ... 22,4
t.tonc;rill, Mii ... .ecl1 2t2 10Ct2 22.3 ...... 0.-.... 251 t5I 21.9
~ Dllttolt 41 411 210 MO 2U Piwon. Por111nd 48 "3 208 NS 20.1 ~. LlillMI 43 372 134 114 20.4
Natt, Pot111nd 48 381 205 178 20.2 M90llNINMCI
• Q ott Dlf , ......
Melone. Piii 48 2M 47' ?N 11.t
COllMUMITY COLUC141 Qotden w ...... c,.,,.....
CYPRlaa -Meuulo 4. O'Hern 4,
Connor• 11. 8!1cllowt1cl O, M1ru1leh 2.
8ltwlcli I, Flllay 8, ~ 12. WUMI 2. T otlla:
209-15 49 GOUMllll ... , -Outtllm 15, Siiier o.
Mytel I, MUr'ly 0, Oo1h1m 0, AIYlt 12,
K.rellctl 15, J-e, Brown 0. Totlll: 18
a4-A1 ae.
Halfttme: OolOll> Well, 2.4-11.
Total loute ~-30. OolOll> Walt 17 • Fouled oul 0 Hern (CypreH), Connort ICYPtelll. Blldlowl*I (Cypr-1 T~ loUI. Oufl'llm (Oo!Oln Walt), GOiden w .. 1
blndl.
Mt. IAC 11, Of'enae Coeet 70
llT. aAN MfTONIO-Willlama 37, w•• II, M II, SMplfd 11, Aperldo 4, foutlly 1,
WhltlnO I. Totala: 31 19-33 81
OflANCMI COAH -~ 2. KtotlnMIOI 14, ~ 19. ~ 12. ""°""' .,, Wl'ill• II,
'Si-I. 8erry 2. Tot• 2t 12·1170.
Halftime: Or1nga Cou t. 2 9·23;
Aaoullllon, 55·55; Flret overtime, 12-62.
1'otll loull: Mt. SAC 13, Orange eo..t 21; Fouled out: Ap.,lelo (Mt. SAC), Qua ... Kroflnleldt, Whit• (OCC): Tldlnlelt loul.
Wiiker (Mt. SACI
8addlebectc 11 aou1tt ... 1em 14 8CMITMWHT.iil -...,,..., 18, AtklNon
I. Dlltlt• 8, Wit'~ e, Howwd 5. Nelaoll 4,
"Almlrtll 2, SIUll't 4. Totlll: 23 t-17 54.
aAOOLUAC1C -Mltdllll 115, W1rd 13. Oround 10, Ad1m1 I , Arc1n1aua 11 •
Hendereon 7, Ollvter 5. W•w 1. ~ 2
TOllll: 30 11-21 71 Hllftlml. a.ddleblclc. 30-22 TOlllt loull: Soutll-tlffl 11, SIC:lcllabaclc
19.
south Coeet ConterMCe
Co I -o..111 W L W l C..ritoa II I 24 3
Oolcllrl w .. 1 1 3 15 11
Slnt• Anl 1 3 15 11 Ml. Sen AnlonlO e 4 15 II
FUlltnon 5 s 11 e
Cypr-4 ' 13 12 OrlinOI eo..t 2 • ' 14 Complon O 10 5 ll ............ ._..
0ot0an W•I 58, Cypr-. 49 Ml. Sen Antonio 81, Orengeeoa.t 70(2 Oii
C...rttot 112. Compton 75
Sante Anl 73, F\llllrton 56
........ ..... (7:.9)
OoiOll> W•t 11 Ml. Sin Antonio
Onnge CoMt .. Compton c.nttOl 11 8ant1 An1
Fulerton 11 Cypr-
Peclftc Coeet COflfer.nce cz.,zwe OMreM • l • l ~ 73 11.
Sen Diego 7 3 II I l"'C*ial Vlllay I 3 15 9
Sen Diego Mela e 4 II 11
Mir.CO.II 5 4 11 12 0.-t 5 5 17 10
PllOfnlf 2 I II 15 loutllwM1ern I II f I 1 w ' • , •• ._...
Saddletledl 71, ~ 54
8111 Olago toa.. Peilomlf I I OrOMmOnt 14, Mlr.coal• eo Sen~ Meal t2. lmperlat Vllloly Ill .... .., ...... (1:11)
.....co.ta 11 hdlll1Mo* San Diego ,, Imperial v...,
Pelornlt •I 0<-1 Sen Diego Mell II Sout'-lem
HIGH 8CHOOL
Mftwlll'11Bllfl11Mt01 .. ton-8Meh 74, lil9ftne f7
MAflllll'l -l'lllp1k 24. Padlll1 t i ,
Aoaentwe19 I , fMumann O. 81f1ng., 4, WNIMllll 4. EltWom o, Vlllr• 2. Plncur1 2. Ooon1a 2. TOUll. H ~10 57. ~ON~ -Olfnet 11, Miii
24. 8. ~ 4, o. ~ '· H""9llll 1t. Croeby o. 8lllCllll •• ~ o. friel o.
<>neg1 o. Dunn o. f oea a. t-7 1•. ..... .,~
....... 11 10 11 11-57
HunllnglOI\ 8aecfl 20 21 14 19-74
Tot9 to.M. Merine 10. Hurrtlngton a-ti 18.
0-.. YleW a., ..... v...,. "°""",._ YA&..IAY -New!OI\ 12. ~
14, WMeMW' ._.. •. Mlr1lln 1, Hlf'\' a. ,._. e . .._, 0, 1'lnNy 0 T OllM: 20 9-13 ... OC1AN Y9W -Judgit 12. 8al 21 • .,_ S. ~ 10, Or-** 3. FMI I. Tot* U ~$2. ....... -.....
l'ount.alll Vtlifft 12 14 t 1A-41 Oclll\ View 11 11 1 14-52
Total IOlill F~lln VellWy 21, Ocain VllW 11: l'outed out: J1COb1 (Fountain
VllllV).
9oulh Co.t L ... ue LMotw °"«ell w ... w l.
Clf)lll1ano Vlllwf 11 U "' ;t Dini HI.. 8 3 13 9 LeQunl Hlllt 7 5 14 10 8ln OlllMante S 8 1 I 10
WooObrldga 3 t 9 14 Mipllon Viejo 3 I 5 I 1 t.19una &Uc:l'I 2 9 5 H
WedMedof'l lc-
C..,mrMO Vlllwf 71. l.lgunl 8Ncll e'
laiguna Hflll 47, WooObrldga 44
MINlon Vllto Ml. 81111 Clemente 57 ,,..,.. 0-(?:JO)
l.lgul\I 8..c:fl II WOOdbrf<lol
0-Hllll 11 MIN!on Vlljo
Cep111rano Vlllty at Sen Cllmonta
HIGH 8CHOOL WOMEN
Eet.ncia ti, Corona det Mer 54
COflOMA DB. MAA~Ett9'f 21. Aomne) 12, ()oclcle O. Wynn 15, LOOI 5, WlllMd I
Totall; 24 8-15 154.
•eTAKIA-C..pente< 6, H1the0Ck Hi,
Scl'iOl9I I, Veldl4w 2 •• H.~ 28, Btuatl 4, ConW1ly 0, Ctvlttman 21 10-20 ee. ._..,o.ww.
Corone dtl .,., e 15 11 20-54
&llnCil " 11 11 14-61 Toi.I foul• Corone dtl Mw 14, Eatandl 13, Fouled out: Ooddl (COM)
Unl=155, Newpod Harbor • .. ~Weyne 11, Ooddt
10. Sh, Iner 0, 1'dklneon 7. 81ldll 2.
M.c:Oonlld 0, Otega I, OOln 1 TOllll 14
10-17 31
UNIY•RllTY-HlnH 17, NH••ll 11.
M•ttubltl 4, Contrttl 7, Zlmm1tman 10, Atdtll 1. LeC1n1en1a o. To111a. 20 16·27 65 ._..,o-w.
N9wpol'1 H1rt>or II 10 12 7-38
Unl¥wtll)' 12 13 11 13-55
TOlll loula ~ Hltt>or 111. Unlvwllty
11, Fouled out W•yna (Naw90fl H..00.), Hlr\aef~ty).
ll'Ylne • leddlebac:k 25 eADDL•8ACC-Novak 10. T.,rldo I ,
Hlneon I. JoNwon o. Fenton o. .,.,, 0 Totlla 10 !>-1025. Woolley 10, f1tzgatlld 2, Sims 2,
Flynn 2, RoOarU 10. Bowar 4. Jldleon 3.
Gr-field 4, Philllt>t 0, Mllt11n 0 Totller 11 3,14 39 ._.. by 0;ier1.,,
Sad<llel>lcll 6 13 4 2-25
lnllna I •• 10 7-311
To111 1ou11· S•ddlebeell 11. lnNne 11.
FO<Md out Novak fSaddlel>lek). Wootlly
(lrWll).
El Toro 4', Coe•• ..... 45
14. TOftD -Cltlandtt 4, o.tlnlaon 10, Vlnu I . McGiii 15, M*'I 9, Miil-0 TOIW: 21 4-12 48
COeTA •IA -Hlfldl 3. Mcllroy I. NMI 17, ~-7, GerCll 10 TOIMS 20
1-13 45.
lccwa by Ollaf1en
El Toro 13 IS 5 12-4t Colll ...... ,, • 10 10-45
Total IOI.Ill El Toro 12. Colla ..... 13
... View league ('11\111
-. .. eoooer
W L 13 1
12 2 . ' I • e t e e 2 12
I 13
'Newell .clued 16 polnta and 16 robo\inda.
Bre nda Zimmerman dl1hcd o 101
111l1t1 ror Unlvl'nhy and lc•i
C4nt.tera talllNi 1even st.NJa Uh
ahc lllbll. Liao Wayne hod 11 poJilf'.I for
the Sallora.
lrvl.e 3t, Saddleback U
The Vaquera. endc!d the ae1110n
winning now, allowing the Roedru
only two rleld gCXLl8 In the 11eCOod
Allison Woolley had 10 poln~ tor
lrvlne, while Jun.e Phillips dlahed oft
many aulata and grabbed 12 rebo~ch.
Chril Roberw, a 6-4 aophomore, n ted
10 potnta I
After a lhl'ff-point balftJme lead tht•
Vaqueros outaconid Saddleback JO tt1
break the game open . Klfl'\ N ak
notched 10 for the Roadrunners..
Jahhar.
reaches.
Inilesto
rNGLEWOOD (AP) -Al far
as the National Basketl>all
Association i.s concerned, K..aft?em
Abdul-Jabbar is an e&i er
statesman. But he's a longiay from belng over the hill.
Abdul-Jabbar, who turns in
a couple of m onths. rea ed
another milestone Wedne ay
night as the defend\ng BA
champion Lakers rolled f'p a
113-99 triumph over the in).iry
riddled Utah J azz.
Abdul-Jabbar, who is ~he
second-leading scorer in ~BA
h isto r y behind Wilt
Chamberlain, entered the game
needing four points to ec1i~ the
29,000-point mark in his auperb
career. It took him less than six
minutes to get those four points.
Abdul-Jabbar wound up with
16 po1nts, 13 rebounds~ght blocked shots as the La ers,
38-10. recorded the~ fo rth
_s traight victor y a.Jld th
consecutive triumph al h e
Forum .
The Lakers have a 22·2 rei:<>rd
at home this season, best m the
NBA.
"It's nice t o pass it."
· Abdul-Jabbar said of the latest
milestone. "But being successful
as a team has been a lot more
enjoyable than scoring points."
Chamberlain's career total was
31,419 points. ~ ''If r ever get close to t's
record, I'll probably get ke up
a little bft." INlltl A •
who ia la · -Vl his•-MYA..lllloj~,.
season. P.B~m not hung up on
it.'~h e n h e r eac h~/;lh}
29,000-mark, the game was
stopped and he was presenj.fd.
the basketball. The crowd ofl
13.656 at the Forum gave him a
standing ovation. . ~
"The last four or five game9-'
Kareem seems to have fountl".!
renewed vigor." said Jama~
Wilkes, who led the Lakers witht
22 points. "There's OJ'lly tw8J.
people who have scored 29.~
points. It's like w tOdh'ilftg_ history.'' f . :1nL W
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way over the Jazz, whklc' ~
up only eight players bt'Cai.t9t ~
injury problems. u ~
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way. It was 29-23 after the <lirst
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t 1 I .;lij! LOS ANGELES '(AP), -r
UCLA quartet'back Tom~~
is expected to announce ~y,
that he has signed a.~ t
with the Los Angeles~
the United S t ates Ji'po\l)al
League.
Ramsey, UCLA '• st.artin
quarterback for mo5l of the las
three seasons, led the Bruina to
10-1-1 record this past seaao
including a :H-14 vi~JI .ove
Michigan in the Ro9e 8owM
Ramsey waa a fif'ltf-roun
draft aelection of the Exp
which open• lta fiut seaao
M~h 6.
Ramaey waa the nation'
top-ranked pa11er Vl6-upaa
9euon. He compJe1ed ·toe of = fOI' 2,988 yar<» """' w Rieptl!d juat 10 timee .
THE llllml BURD -
..... , ..
The "Tloar Trtumpfl a.rtee." 1 GfOU? of tour rac.e, wtn ~In with an e-knometor rec;e =o::::." 12, on Bliclkbey Oflv. near
Tiie Mflft I• aponeored by Ute CUy or
Newpott 81aof\ Perk1, Beac;f\et end
Aecnetlon ~men1 and lhe flrtt run. dvl
to begin •t I Lm., ta enllUod "Run for 011 Green." Tho MCOnd reoe of the ..,,.. wm be the
Otymple TOfch 10tt on Mey 22 •t 8 a.m. In
Faahlon tlland and •op run'*9 eucf\ as UC.
Irvine product St ..... &:oU a11d Tom W'f90Ckl are oxpece.d to c;ompete.
The third r.oe wMI be tho CO<one det Mer
Scienk: 5k on June 4 at e a.m et Coron• det
Mar Stat• 8Mdl and tho fln•l evenl wilt be IM
CO<one dot Miii Fall Ave Mllec' on OCl1 23 .,
a.m. •• lhl CO<ona dot Mar State BMc:h.
Top 30 flni.hera In oec;h fac:9 wtll receive
aerloa point• with the top man •n<f woman In
tho Mrlet eernlng a ttlp to lhe Honolulu
Marathon. Entry forms are evalleble al Ioctl running
11or .. and •ne Perks, Beeohea and Recreetlon
DIP•r1rMnt, 3300 N-porl Blvd.. N1wpor1
BMch. For more lnformetlon, call 640-2271.
6r•nd Prix ra(!lnlf
Tldtete are on Nie for the Marc;h 25-27
Toyota Gl'Md Prix 1hroogh the ttreett of Long BMch.
Some 50,000 reeerved ..... end general
9dmlaelon ticket• are on tale, prlc:ed between
'25 and 1100 '°' thl thr ... day event. The Grand Prix tld<et offloo It loc:ated 11 202 E.
OoMr'I Blvd .. Long Beacf\.
Tickets are alto avalteble at Tlcketron
outtet. In Southern Callfomle.
A new ticket concept wtll be Introduced this
Y99r· Pit row ault ... ortering groups of 20 • ~ v'9w of the ac11on, wlH be avallabfe.
Tlckota for tho suite• Include clrc;ull
IMtmlalon, *"-tod Meling behind the pits,
entry lnlo the F-ono garage and acceet to lhe
ptta.
More tnfOfmatlon on Gren<! Prh1 aeatlng and
tlckela la avail~ by phoning (213) 43,7 -0341.
The Southern California regional
tournament of IM 1983 Ekteton Racquetball
Chemplonlhlpa wlll be held at Racquetball
Wand In Fountain Vettey Feb. 17 -20.
Sovon other regional tournamenlt are
acheduled through April In Chicago. Denver.
fioul01on. Boston. Mleml, New York and San
Franclac:o.
The lournament wtll feature 22 dlvtllon• ol
play, from novice •o advanced, for mon.
women end fuolor•. Winnen of the men's and women's open
and men'• vetlfana dtvtaJoos wlll go on to
compote for ceah pr1zee In the n•11onal final•
Mey 12· 15 In ~.
For more tnforme11on, phone (619)
274-1100.
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Fob. 11 -It Ce.J Poly Pomona. Fob. 12 -UCLA (double-header, noon); Feb, 16 -
S•nt• Clart; ,et>, 18 -at UCLA: Feb. ,. -
va. Untvenlty of New Meldco at Lu VegN f 2 p.m.~· '•b. 29 -a!,, Nevoda lH Vega• 1 p.m. ; Feb. 2 t -at Nevada l.11 Vegu 1
p.m. : Feb. 24 -Cal Poly Pomone: Feb. 28 -
at u c (doubl•hMdOf', noon).
Matef\ 1 -at Chapman; March 2 -Cal
S•at1 Oomlngua Htt&t; March l--Southern
College: Match 5 -U.S. 1nternatton11 (doub•~. noon): M~h e -Chapman:
March 9 -At Cal S111e Dominguez Hiiia:
March 1 1 -Keto UnlYlfalty, Japan (2 p.m.):
Marc;h 12 -•• San Otego SI (doubi.headof.
noon); Match 21 -Unlve<llt~ of Utah (2 p .m.);
March 24 -C" 8aptl1t. Merell 28 -••
University of San Otego• ( 1 p.m.l; March 20 -
el Lt Varn• (7 p.m.).
April 1 -UC Santa Barbara•; April 2 -at
UC Santa Barbara• (double·heeder, noon);
April 5 -at Cal S•ate Fullerton• (7 p.m.); April
6 -USIU; April 8 -Cal Stat• Loa Anoei.t
Apttt 9 -al Cal State lo• AngolH •
(doubte-heeder, noon): Aprtl 12 -Long
Beach St.•; Aprll 15 -at Pepl)«dlne·~Aprfl
16 -Pepperdlne· (double-heeder, noon):
April 19 -Loyola"; AprU 22 -at Unlvll'llty
of San Dlego1; Aprll 23 -University of San
Diego· (double-header. noon): AprH 26 -UC
Santa Barbare•: April 29 -al Cat Sta Ce
Fullerton· (7 p.m.): April 30 -Cal State
Fulter1on• (double-header. noon).
May 2 -USC (3 p.m.): May 3 -Cal Ste••
Loa Angetee• May 6 -Loyola': May 7 -at
Loyola' (double-heed«. noon); May 10 -a•
Peppetdlne •; May 13 -Long Beach St.•:
May '" -at Long Beac;h St.• (double-header. noon).
(All gamee atarl at 2:30 p.m. unteu
Olher'wlM ln<flealod.
• -denotn SCBA gamo.
lcMlthem c.ac..:::r:; (~nlngedl )
Fib. 10 -Grand Canyon (double-header,
noon). Feb 12 -a• Peppardtna
(doubtehlader, noon): Feb. 16 -Redland• (3
p.m.): Feb. 16 -at Cat S1a1e Fullerton (7
p.m.); Feb. 17 -at Whittler; Feb. 19 -
Alumni (Ume to be announced); Feb. 22 -at
La Verne (4 p.m.); Feb. 24 -at Redlanda;
Feb . 26 -CS Dominguez Hiiie
(doubi.header, noon).
March 1 -Whittler; March 3 -at UC
t rv lne ; March 5 -at Chapman
(double-header, noon): March 8 -USIU;
Merctl 10 -et Long Beach St.; Marett 12 -tt
Cal Lutheran (doub ... head«, nOOf'.!)j Marcil 15
-LaVeme: Marc:tl 17 -•H>SIU; March 19 -
W81tmoot• (dou~ad9'. noon): Marcil 22
-UC San Diego'; Marcil 24 -at Claremont:
March 26 -Azuaa-Pecfflc• (doub•header,
noon).
April 5 -Cal Bap11st•; April 9 -11 Blola
(double-header, noon): Aprtl 12 -11 Point
lorna•. April 13 -Ctaremonl; AprH 16 -a•
UC San Otego• (doubte-headM, noon); April
19 -UC Sen Otego•; April 20 -et Cat State
Fullerton (7 p.m.); April 23 -Point Loma•
(doubi.-header. noon): April 25 -et USC (7
p.m.): April 26 -Cal BapOtt'; April 30 -al
Cal Bapoat '.
Ma'/ 3 -at Point Loma•.
• -denoles NAIA Oletrlct Ill game.
(All games a1ar1 et 2 :30 p .m. unteu
othll'W\M lndleated)
UNLV will Walton rumored
pick up tab
CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) -
University of Nevada·Las Vegas
belketbe.11 ooech Jerry Tarkanian
will l08t' none of bis estimated
$100,000 in pay and aupplements,
Regenta' Chainnan Jack McBride
saya.
McBride told legislators
Wedne.day that aupplementa,
which include about $24,000
annually from ec.hool boostena,
ahould be canceled. Howeve r ,
McBride said Thursday the
.s:hool will pick up the $24,000.
That will mean Tarkani.an will
earn more than the chancellor for
the entire University of Nevada
1yatem. But McBride aaid the
same holds true for the
university'• m edical school
docton.
And •• for the money
Tarkanlan make• from a
newapaper column, television
ahow and other IOW'CteS. McBride
Mid, "that'• his own buainesa.
That'• true In any coaching
arrangement around the
CIOUD1ry."
to succeed Michaels
NEW YORK (AP) -Joe
Walton, the New York Jets
offensive coordinator, appears to
be in line as the successor to Walt
M ichaels. whose surprise
retirement as head coach was
announced Wednesday.
Walton, considered the man
responsit)le for developing the
Jets' offenae, joined Michaels and
the other members of the Jet.a'
staff in coaching the American
Conference in Sunday's National
Football League Pro Bowl game.
Earlier, Walt o n was
Interviewed for head coaching
jobs at Kanaaa City. Atlanta and
the Rams. Kansas City, however,
named John Mackovlc and
Atlanta selected Dan Henning.
But Walton was considered
extremely interested in the
Rams' post.
"I want to be a head coach; 1
hope it happens.'' Walton aaid
Sunday. •
Walton , 47, 1aid he was
interviewed last Thursday by
Ram executive Ray Nagel and
described the talks as "a
preliminary type thfnR."
A graduate of Pittsburgh,
where h e was an All-America
end, Walton began hill coaching
career with the Ne w York Giants
in 1969, tutoring quarterbacks
Fran Tarkenton and Norm
Snead. He then went to the
Washington Redaki.¥-where he
was credited with the
development of quacterbtlCk Joe
Theismann and wide receiver
Art Monk.
Walton was a second-round
draft choice of the W~n
Redskinl in 1957 and played loW'
seasons before betng traded to
the Giant.a In 1961. He was a
tight end for the Giants, who
won champion1hfpa all three
seasons he played there.
40 enter
Sailing
clinics
slated
WI\~ the upawlng of
womc-n '• comp etitive
1aillna \hrouahuut the
country -espcctolly In
Southern C~Utornia -
the United Statc'I Yacht
Raclng Union (USYRU)
haa 1cheduled two
women'• racing cllnk'S on
the Weit Coeat during
th coming year.
The flra't will be a
five.day W omen's Week
Off1hore In San Diego
June 27.July 1 at San
Diego Yac ht Club. The
second will be a
three-day clinic on Lake
Washington, Seattle, in
September. The SeJittle
clinic will concentrate on
sailing centerboard and
k ee l boats for
intermediate to advanced
sailors.
At the San Diego clinic
instruction will include
talks o n c rew
organization. saf e ty,
offshore navigation,
equipment, saU trim and
boat handtlng in heavy
weather conditions.
Directing the program
will be Anne Gardner,
USYRU's Wome n's
Coordinat1ng Committee
member and skipper of
the first all-female crew
in the 1981-82 Southern
Ocean Racing Circuit and
the 1982 national
women's sailboard
campaign.
• She will be assisted by
Betty Sue Eichenlaub,
veteran o ffshore sailor in
several Transpac races,
the Big Boat Series in
San Francisco and the
Mexican Ocean R acing
Conference.
R e gistration fee for
the week is $150 plus a
security deposit. Housing
and meals wi ll be
provided. For further
infonnation contact Lisa
W a us a t the USYRU
office, Box 209, Newport,
R.I.
A coach will be aboard
each boat during the two
instructional days to
demon st rate and
coordinat e maneuvers.
NI.IC NOTICE
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Thurtday, F•bfuary 10, 1983 Cl
NIUC flOTICI• MOC NOncE
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TIARE OOle. hu•b•nd and Wiie, NOTICI -Puot. JM. 27, Feb 3, 10, 11. 11183
Will SElL AT PU91.IC AUCTION l"MJtTll'a tAU 5011·13
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R d • B f aoLD AT A "'91.tC aAU. 1' YOU flCTITIOUa llU .... H .. .._ oa . "' aaeh. Call ornlt. •11 .. IO AN IJCPl.ANATION M THI HUNTINGTON HAAIOUlll rlghll, utta and lfllerMt c;on-..yeo IO NA TUAI 0' THI "OCHDINO lEANERS, 1143 I P•~11•-Coaal Ind now held by " under Mid Dead -"' °' Truat In the .,,.....-.. tlluattd In AQAINIT YO~L~ou IHOULO • 8unMt BNdl, Cllltomta ,. . ...,....., CONTACT A LAWTft ~~ly and Slale, deaerlbld •• Ofl Fabru1ry 26, 1983, al e·:JO
L 17• I T 1.m., H -cfuly 1poolnl•d TrutlM 01 o raot No. <1224. In the under alll:I pu11u1n1 to OHd of nty on '•bruaty 13, ttl I. Clly of ~ BMch ... oer l'l\llO' Trull rec«o.d Novaml>lf 10, 111110 SANO N SEA PROPERTIES
recotdad In Book 157, Paget 1 thru u ln1tr. No. 111to. l>OOIC 131127, INC., 1&431 Plcilkl CoMt HiOllwl't: 14, Ml1ca111neou1 Map1,,1n th• P•G• 1300, ol 01110111.Record•, unMI 8Mch, Cellfornla llOT42. office ol Iha Counly Racord•r ol .-Id County. aucutad b'J' JUAN LVA 1nd Tl'lll bv9l-wM conducted by a T TERESA lUA, hulba.nd and wife. poratlon ha ltrHI addrtH 1nd Olhar JESUS CISNEROS, a ........_ m.ii, .. Dor_, L Adllml common deelgnatlon. If any, ot the ,,.. -..... real pro~rty deecrlbad above I• ""nl lanent•. H tru11ora, In the Thia 1111-1 •• filed with the purported 10 be: 507 Mor'n~ Stir olllc• of the County Recorder ol County Cl«k ol Orange County on Orange County. Stale ol CtlllOfflla, ber Ill. 11182 i::O H-P<H• BHch, Call ornl• Will SELl AT PUBLIC AUCTION 1'"11a74
The unde,.lgned Trualee TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CA.sH Publlahad Orange Coeal Dall)'
dl•clilm• any ll•bllltr lor iny (p1yable 11 llme ot tale In lawful ~. J.ii 20. 27. F"eb 3. to, 1183
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Truell crHled by N ld o .. d 01 common daalgnallon. II any. ol I.he 2921 Trull. The 10111 amount ol lllt rHI properly dHcrlbad above la Muta JHnna Felt. 138 S.
unpaid balance of the obllgallon ourportad IO be. 2 l73 Mlnat Street. c .. t~ata LIM. BrM. Calllornla
MCUred by 1ha prop«ty to be aolO Costa MMe, Celltornl• • 921121 and rHaonabla tlllmltad co1t1. The undarelgnad Trual•• Thll bvW-It conduc:ted by 1 •llP'fl-and adv~ at tl'la llmf dl1clalm1 •n'J ll1blllly for any ~II partnenNe>. I I I I I I bl I lncoffec:lnMI Of the llrMt addr-Thorllu W Falt o he n t • pu tell on ol tilt Ind other common "'-"""•tlon. II Thia -•1-1 -· n• .......... th ...... Notice Of Sale ta $39e.e70.17. .._.,,.. •• .. _ _, ... .,_ The beoeflcl•"J under Mid oeae My. IMwn harlin County Clerll of O..ange County on
of Tru11 l'lar•ft>lore uec:ulad enc Said •II• •Ill be made. but January 111, 11183. d 11 d wllhoul covan1nt or w1 rran1y. "211t1I ~11-:r•J'.et,:r~ri:, u~ ~~~~~·!,; •xpresa or Implied. regarding mi.. Publl•l'l•d 01ano• Cou1 Dally
Dtmand for Sela, and a wrltler oo ..... lon. or eneumbr1nc:ee. lo Piiot, Jin. 20. 27. F"ab 3, 10, 11183
Mollee of Default and Election 1c P-lY the r.mllnlng prlnclpal M.lm of 400-83
Seit The underligned cauMd urc Iha nola(•I -1ed by Mid Dead. l>f -----------Notice ol Delllilt llld Election le TrUll, wllll tnt•rHt thereon. u .,._.,. llf'll'll'C Seti provided In Mid nola(•). advlllOlll. r~n. nv1-.
1o be racotded In the Counl) H any, under tl'la larme of Mid Deed flCTITIOUe -••• wher'• the real P'CIP«1Y la loc:ated. of Truat, fa11, char gee 1nd .... --,, ..... _ Olllecl February 7, t1183. .._ ,.,_.., STATEWIDE DEED •JCP41"-of the TrustM and ol Iha The lollowlng per.one tre doing
SERVICE CORPORATION trull• crHl•d by H id o .. d of. ~ -a Celit0tnla CO<l>Of'lllon Trust. tor the amoun1 reuc>nably PACIFIC AUTO LEASING, 20M By· Jim Cooll. •tlmlled to be 133, 181 lie. Harbor Blvd .. Coate MHI, CA.
Prtaldenl The benaflclary under Aid Dead 92&27
P bll heel O C o 11 °' Truel '*11tolora ••~led and Theodor• Robina l.Mllno Co .. u • reno• OHi • > dellverad 10 the undafllgned • 20lle Hart>or Blvd .. Coe1a MeM. CA. Piiot. Feb to. 17 • 24. l983 Mitten Daclafll.tofi 01 Default and 92027 731~ Demand tor Sala. and • wtltlen Thia bull,_ la conducted by•
-----------Nollca ol Default eno Election to OOfPO'lllon. PUBLIC NOTICE Seit. The unOartlgnad cauMd Nld Theodor• Robin•
--,.,..,..-----------Nolle• of O.laull and Etecllon 10 Laulng Co. YOU ARll * Dlf'AUlT ""°'"A Seti 10 be recorded lf1 Iha county Theodor• Aobln9 Jr D I I D 0 I'" T " U a T D A T I D wtiere Ille rffl prop«ty 11 localed. PrMider\1 , .
.IANUARY 11. 1•1. UNLaaa YOU Lerry Morrie Thia •tat-• WM fllad wtth the TAICI ACTION TO .... OTICT Trua1M County Clerlt of ()fange County on YOU" '"Of'IE .. TY, IT llAY 8£ P.O Bo• 2700 Jiil. 28. 19'3. IOU> AT A PUelJC aAL&. IF YOU Hunllnglon Beach. CA f-..o NIEID AM IXPlANATION OI' THI 921M7 Put>llahad Orengt Coaal Dally
NATUAI 0' TMa f'"OCWIDING (714) Gif1-41117 Piiot. Feb 10. 17, 24. March 3,
AOAINll' YOU, YOU IHOULD Publlthad O'renga Cout Dally 111e3 CONTACT A LAWTIJl Piiot, Feb 10, 1983
NOTICIE Of' 1"UIT'ln I.Al.a 722-83
NOTK:I TO CONlllACTOftl T.I . No. ,._ CAUJMO '°"..,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tt\at P\RlC NOTIC[ NJUC NOTIC£
SchOOI 011trlc;t; 00..t Commur11ty on Wednaeday. FeDruary HI, 1983. Cl'P4N7• Cot~•Dlafric1 •111:'00 o'cloe* •.m ol MIO •. In T•1... NOTICll "'TMllTll••· IAU 8lcf O..dltn9-2.00 o'clodc p.m. Of tlle room Mt ellde IC># condUCUnq TWUaTIE IM.I NO .. Ua.etl2U TIIUsn. .... 12MI the 2:2nd day of Febfu1ry, 1983. TrustM'I Slllea wtthln U. of1loM Of NOTICll 0# Dl'A~ T On Febrll•"J US, 1N3 et 1 t:OO
P*• of Bid Receipt: Olflc;e of REAL ESTATE SECURl.flES AND•UCTIC*TO .. U. • m. FIRST AMERICAN TITlE Pu1c1'1Hlng Olrac1or. Mt. B•ltY SERVICE. localed at 2020 NOt'111 UNDIJtDlllDO#TMlaT INSU RANCE COMPANY . a BM<twln, Coul Community College Br04ldway. Sulla 2.0e, In the City of ~TANT NOTICll Calllornla c;orporallon u Tr1111ea. Olltrlct, 1370 AdWN. Cotta Mesa. Santallne.Countyof()ranoa,Slata IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN SUCCMaor TruatM or Suballtuted CA 92928. of Celltornla, BENEf:ICIAL FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU Tru11 ... ot th•t ear·11ln Deed of Project ldantlllcltlon Name: MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, Truat eaecut•d by BRIAN W.
Orange Cou1 Coltaga Partllng lot AMERICA. a Delawera COflMll'lllon. IT MAY BE SOl.D WITHOUT AHY LAWRENCE. 1t1 unmllll1ed man and Lighting Conv.llon ProJac;t -Bid u duly appolnled Trull" under COURT ACTION. and you ~Y MV8 recorded November 2. 1118 I H
NO 1101 and ~· 10 Iha ~ of u1e lfMI legal riOlll 1o bring~ acc:ount lnllNment No. 441. In eoott 142n. ~ Plarl.t er• on, ... Olflca ol conferred In 111at oer111n Deed o1 In good •landing by paying 111 cl Page 609. ol Olllelal Record• of
Dtrect<I'. Phy FIC Planning. JOhn Tru•t •xacutad by JAMES J. your OHi due payments plua Orange County. Calllornla, and
Potter Trall•r Faclllly, Coaat BURKE. 1 m1rr1ed man H Ill• parmlltad co1la and .. p•n•H punuant to thel Clartlln Notice ol Community COiiege District. 1370 Hparat• property. reoordad wilhln ltvM monlha from llMI data DeflUlt her.under~ August Adam• Ava . Coll• Mau. CA JlflUMY~3. 11111. In Booll 1392.4 of 11\lt notice of de hull we• II, 1182 •• lnatrument No. 92il28. Ofllclll Aecotdl of Mid County, at recorded. Tiii• amount la 82-2731A, of Olflc:lal Record• of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that page <1<10, Aec:order'1 ln•lrument $31,357.e5 as of 1· 13-83, and wlll H id County, wlll under 1nd
the etio....-named Sdlool Ola1rlct of No. 2e211, by reuon 011 bf.aeti or increua unlll your account pyrwuanl to Mid Dead o1 TNlll Mii Oran~ County. Catllornla, ecttng default In payment or performance becOmN curran1. You m1y not have 11 pvbOo tuCllon for cuh, lawful by and 1111ough Ila Governing ol tne obltgatlOM MCUNd tMret>y. lo pay the anllr• un.,.id C>(l(tlon ol money ot Ill• U~llad SlltH of
Board. 11eraln1fter referred to •• lnciudlng thal btHCh °' default. your accounl. ev•n though lull Amene.. • cuhler • oheok payable "DISTRICT", Wlft receive up to. but Nolle• of which wH reoord•d payment wae damended bul you to Mid TruslM drawn on • •l•t• or
nol lalar than the 1bove-1ta1ed October 20. 1982. •• Aec:ordef'• mu1t oaY the emounl 1ta1:.CS above. natlonal bank. • •l•t• or federal
time. Miiied bide lor the nerd of 1 ln1trumat\t Ho. 12·319952, WILL Aner tll<M month• fforn the data credll union, or 1 11•1• or feder.i conlr~ f« the •boYa profac;1. SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE ot r1eord1Uon of 11'11• document uvlnlf!s and loan auoclatlon
Bids ehlll be racetved In the OIKe HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, (wtlletl date ol recorclallon IPPM'S domlcl In Ihle atet•. at the""'" Identified above, and tl'llll b• ia..t\11 money of the lmlted Stat-. hereon). unteu Ille obllo•llon being •ntrance to FIBI American Tiiie .,
opened and putlljc:ly reed llolHS at « • CMhler'• otleck drawn on a torecloHd upon permft1 a long« lnlu<'anca COfl'IP9nY IOc:eted •t 114
IM .00-.l•lad time and~ •WI• or natlonll benll. 1 atete or period you have onty Ille leg= E. F1fth Str .. llrtlle city°' Santa""'-· Thar• win be • $25 00 dec>otll i.deral credit ur.ton. or • a11i. or to "oP the loredoauf• by CA. al lllal r1g111. lltM and lnl....at con¥9Y'd lo and now held by It required for each ••I of bid folderll aavlngt and IOal"I aeeoclatlon Iha enllra 1moun1 dam111dad by under Mid Deed of Trull In lhe
documenll to guarwnw lllelr retu<n domklled lhlil eUte, .. payable at your credit<>' ..-1 tn Mid "-· · 1n OOoO QOOOfuon W'llhffl 1u 04l:YI the time o1 Nie, .. right, t1t1a and To llnd out 111e amount you muet :i;;s~i. =-:.i ae: ......... nty after 1M bid ~ dell lnterae1 held by II. 1• TNltM, In pay, or to errmnoe lor PllY"*ll to PARCEL 1: l.Ot 13 Of Trec:t No. E.adl bid lftllll conl«m and be lhat ~op«ty 111uate In Mid County llOP Iha for•cloeura. or II your 802 In the CltY ol Newport 9eadl raaponelva 10 1h1 eontrecl Ind Si.te. dMcribed u followL P<099ftY I• In foraclOlur• for any County of Orano• Stet• oi document• other ra11011. oon11ct: l;'enk ol Cllllomla ... per n\llO 'recordtd tn EKh bldd .. Ill .. 8'1bmll, on Ille PAACR l; Tll•I oortlon of Lot 1 flmer!Ca N.T &S.A. (<1011)217-7437. Boote 24, P1ga 7, MlllOlll•MOU•
form lurnlehed with lhe contract of TrlQt No. 118l0 In the City of Br. No. 35 Loan No I02..014103. Mapa, In the office ot the County doc:Umanta. • tlat of Iha pr()90Md Newpor1 8eacll COUnty Of Orange. 101 Park Center Plau, San Joae. Reclorder of Mid County.
M.lbeontraolor• on lhll pr"!ect .. Stat• of California. ae Pet map CA t51 t3. PAAC£L 2: A etfle> of land bound
reqvlred bt Iha Sublallino ind r-Oed In bOoll <120 0 .... 31 end It you hi.,. any qua1Uon1, )'CM.I on Iha Sou1"'-1Ml'f Ilda by 111e Subcontrec:llllg ,.., PrectlcM ACt. <10 of Ml~leneou• M8Pt In the ahould contac1 • ~er 01 the Nortl!Mltefly Ina ol lot 13 Of Trect
GcM. Coda Sec. 4100 .i MQ. Ottlca of the County Aecotder Of CIO"«""*'I ageocy INY have ll02 u pet m., ,,_dtd In booll 2" Eaclh bidder mutl aubmll w!lh 1111 Uld Counly thowr1 and deflNd .. lneurad your loan page 7 of Mlacell•n•OU• M1pa,
bid c.rllfl•d or CUhler'• checll Unit 2 on tl'la Condominium P111l Remember. YOU MAY LOSE rec:otda of 0r.,,,. County. on Ole
peyable to '"' DISTRICT or • bid recordtd In boot! 12874 paoe 1131 LEGAl RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT ~ llde by. llne ol ,,,.
bonO In the fOrm ... forth In Ille Offlclll Aec«dL TAKE PROMPT ACTION ordinary high tide of '"' Ptcffle
cont'Kt dowmenll In.,.. -im PARCEL 2: An undivided 1114111 NOTICt: IS HEREBY GIVEN· Thal Oc••n In Newport I•)' ••
Mo\'1<'9 t.A~MT. OUVI
Mor1U411'\' • Ceme1erv
CremttOtV
1625 Gisler Ave
Coe1a Mesa
54(>5554
DllTHlmal
GONZALES
not .... than 10 ~reanl ol the lnlerw1 In llnd IO lhote pOr1tonl ol c 0 NT IN ENT AL Aux t l I AR y Mta.b!Wled by Decleratton Of the
m•Jtlmum amount of bid u 1 LOii 1 tl'lrOugh 7 lnclultw end Lot A COMPANY, la now d\lly IPPOll'lled SUper1or Court cl Ofenge Counly. gu.,tnl .. lhll the bidder will tfttlt of 'freGt Ho. 9110 In the City Of TrUllH under I DHd of Truat Caff 231t0, a c.,tlfi.d CGPt of
under the direction of Into 1111 propoMCI conlrtct If the Newport 8"ctl Counly Of Onnot. dated 3121111·0 u'iculeO by: which wee recorded 7112121 In
Harbor l..awn -Mount Olive N HYC race .. "' •.. lw•rd•d lo him. In lh• 8111• ot C1lllornl•, .. per MIP Oouolll B. Bynon" Juli• M. 8ynotl book 111pege102 ontct.i Aloor'da
M
540-6654 ev.nt Of lallur• 10 enter Into Mid teCOrded In booll <120 PliOal 3t Ind u T"ruetor, to-• obllQallona In Orang• County. ind on the
ortuary. · oonlrtct. auoh Hourlty wtll be <10 of Ml1eeltanaou• Map• In the favor of· BANK OF AMERICA Sou1tte .. 1erfy •nd •Nort"-teny
,..ca•on.s
ta&. laOAOWA Y wotrTVAAY
110 Bro~wav
Co9tl Mesa
642·9150
IALT%1ta••OH
tNnM. TVnM.L
WHTCUllJ CHAPIL
427 E 171h St
Cos11Mesa
e4&-0371
CBARLOTl'E GARDNER N rt H bo loftel1. Ollie. of tn. count'/ Aecotdet ot NATIONAl TRUST AND SAVINGS lldebYthaprolonQatlonOf.-ldlld9 CHARLOTTE GARD-ew_po, ar r The DISTAICT ,...,_ tl'la rlQht Mid eounty ~ -9 dMIMd 11 ASSOCIATION, a na11on.i banking llMDf ulcf Lot~ to Nici llM of
N•a. a ·-eldent of New-Yacht Club I 1983 C.bo. ~ f"9jeo1 any or,..• .... b!0.!.!.~11w,..'M1n Common ATM on • OondOnllnlum aaoc4ation .. Beneficiary. ordinary 111Gf1 Ilda. "' •• S L -·/ ,tr.gulwtt -""""'._ ,._, dad In booll 2974 Recordtd on 4/.,IO • dooumerrl N1me and addraH of the
port Beach formerly of • n ucaa race 11 MY bide 0t In tM bictdlnO-NeOt 1 PtlOI No. saae. t>ook 13583. PIQ9 ns o1 ~llel=•I ~ reqwe1 tlla
Jerome. Ar'tzona. pa11ed bui ldlng up to the The Ol8TAICT 11at oot.inecl trorft 1131 OffleMI Aloonl•. ~ Recordl 1n 111a omoa °'the Nie ta ~WILLIAM away Ftb 6 Ul83 In H~ bi 8 8 e It and m 0 8 t Ille Director of the OatMr'1rMnl Of The etrHt addreH or otller Recorder ol Orange County, W BROW ind AOIEMAAY 8.
Memortai Roepltal. Mu. competitive race to tnd'"'''11,:::i~11:;·~=~ =:; ~~n ~'::.:,': ~:~nl:·n:::c~~.:.:.::~ =~c:~·r:2~.~ mlr::
Gardner waa an active Mexico durlftl the year. ~~ 111 wt11c1111111a wor11 1110 =:: to tit. 7M Tu.tin Aft .• Mic! Dead°' Truel Olractloll• •o '"' •t>ove P'°'*1Y chart•~-~ber of the General ch airman bef ~~ alft or l'tPI leecfl. CA. 1 lndlidlng1 000 001 nohte 1or the "'"'f 1o1 ~ ': .:~~ bJ. ':=:.,tit Friday ~~ Are9 Senior Geor-Weet said about o _,.., .__... 10 •ecut• ttie Tiie under•lfftld hereby ~ • .;.....1.~ '~·~,'~.!! wllhlit 10 der• flofft '"• 1111~ Qtbenl group and a~ •-, ~. luotl rl\tl are .. tolowr. dltol1lm1 alt lleblllty lot eny ;;;o'tf; .:.=~ ~ ~ ~Of 1'111. ,..._
J olla, Ca,CDavJid o 1f of St Jamee Eplteopat 40 appltcauoru f.or \be or~;i•••tt1c111ori.orT'JJ>•! Non'lc1WlnMldl1,......._ ~· ,-..•••n••'l "'•Id b"y-1_,.11• 1e1ew111 oe°'WllCl••llhoui Wilmington, a & oel o ch h. Sh , __ ,_ ........... b March 19 atart of tl\e fllClt • or°'* oommon dulgi..,.. T"'•t • ·:.. ..................... ~ or wttrentv • ...,,... °' Weet Covina Ca· dauohter urc · e .......... v.:u Y • 800 -n-do •"'-W• llllte: Or\ l'lte. letd .... wltl bl rntde """"°"' · ,,. ,...-. "'• ..... llnollld M to tltle, 11 ·a Elida Strand ~f WhlUi.; ~ da\.llhter. Marpret Bryan of •nu.ur nice wn .. "'F Th• for19o1ng aoht<lult of .,., wertanty, uprH• ot 1mpll1d, dlf*"I In •he OOllO•tlOft 1or wNotl • ;:a •m °'
ATANACIO GONZALES,
resident of Costa Mesa, Ca
for the past 3 yean. Palled
away Fe bruary 9, 1983. He
was a member of St. John
the Baptist Ca tholic
Church In Cotta Meta,
Ca .. u well u bein1 a
U.S. Navy veteran of WWll.
He iA survived by hi.I wife
Grace; 1on1 Nestor of La
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• Rivinicte 2 eona. Robert of cout of &jt California diem ••OH Ii baHd upon • r191rdtno 1111•. po...utol\, or Nici o.ci of Trutt It MCUrity llee :'ii~~:::.~";:=
• I• t e r I o I• a and 4 N_,_ 'Beach and WUllatft to Newport Be.ch'a mter W0111'tnf • o1 •• Cll lloUrl. nit enc11Mbrt11H1. to aaUafy 1111 ooeurNCI Ill 11\et tlll ~I "-..,,.., llY Mid bl9CI ot "'*· to grandchildttn. Recitation of • ~ ..... • "" tot llOlda'/ and OV9rtlml wor11 prlnelpel 1>t1ence of u. Noe• or not._., made ol: tlll IMUllllNnt or wit: n1a,f14,0I,,.... 11e.......,.
the Rosary wlU be held of Rancho Pa.Joi Verdell, 11 dty at the tlp ol Baja. lflall l>t" IMll t~ end~. otllet obliotllOft ~~Mid PtlnC4iPll encl lnlat9et on NICI~· reted oo•t•. upentH ad
Thunda1 7·30 PM •t the aranckhlldl'f'l\ and e ..... t Nearly half of the It ...... bl mllnd.tory upon"" DeM Of f"Nll. wut1 ........ Md du• Ja11\latt 1, 1912 and •II ~ ........... .... • -ndchtldren M I I CONT"AOTO" to whom tll• ot11et ..,m• .. Pt'O•ldM -.m· ••11•llf'lllN1tlll'Mntlafpnnolpal OVOllOaMln of""'..._ ef ._ Harbor Lawn Memorial •· • • emor • appllcanta have pald ~ i. ..,.,ded, encl i.,n.., SIM ..,__., lt any, ._., ..; w1 .,...,..,.. "" ..,_ ---, 1. M.3'1.00. c h. p el. Ma .. 0 t the MtJ VICHI s,at. IPIMCh., St. thetr entry , •••• ••d ........... ""°" 1111'11, 10 ,_ nol '""'' Olett6f .... , lfttotMf Oft 1MI;...,,. 10 pey ,..... ••DT1C .. TO ...... o.m R•urrectton will be held am" p 1copa urch, West. ._1IWl.,....,IPIOlfltclr.._to 111011 ed•enoea, anct pl"•, .... Tll•I •r ,. .. 01\ 111areo1, th• YCMIAM•llN&T.-A
......... u 10:00 AM at St. John Newport Be11e:h. M•morlal ---......... ,..... ' .... _ .. --.. ~ llY 1MM II\"" cllttt .. '"' HP•ft ... of t"-=-· benefltltty llftdlf euch o••• OP , ••• ~ 'm wa_, · dona\lonl y be .. l co· u11111 ....,,.....,ty o -.,......ottMCl0m901 TNMIUNotlNtn.le.....,ltf Of TNM, 11ae °'*"""end ocTa•• .,.,_ ~~~~~~~ ... ~ Friday H~bor s:nlo~ Cabo r11C* '8 due 10 the No btddlf '!191.~ '* llllt ulcl DMd of TfHI Tllo total ~ '° 9lllcl 6= I wfltt9'1 THI AOttOll TO PtlOT8
giaoJ ,,...,.,. """""'" tnv ~· h dt h '°' • "'*' of .,.., fto) --.... lftlOUM of ..., au11•11n. ....... 011 I ..... Incl flOt ..... YOUA "°"""·11·1 ot Harbor Lawn ~ Mount Ctu .. rw Oroup.&.2101 lG&h • orter llence t •n · tNCl&etMtfoflftl°""'"9ofllkll 11•a_.,.-,,...,_,...,... aftd llH e1ag::1ec1 w1111 ulf .~'Ari,._. Olive Mortuary &40-5~64 St •• Newport JMacb. CA. other M~ rw and A POlftertf 1'011d au• _....,_offllT,_•._ T~.-efTNMWlll II. · 82N3 over an area ln which ,..,..,. ... """ .. •....,.... ..,.. If tnnlel p.i•Mo .... 9f Ulla tllo doo11me1tt1 ••ldentl"' 1111 u • ~ ~N•ft pttor to ~ of .. ooftl'aol --. la Nt,071.11. oo.....-. ..._,,.., t""9tty. IM AUii T 't --M
NEWMAN CH .a. nn "'c 111"'111 .. w l n d a a re m o r e w IMll • tn"" '°""Ml fof1tl 111 1111 ..Cleref ""' doe• lleHl>Y .., A~ • n_n An.11an OOOllMnl ltlleonltMt ... =•tU. C....:~21.... W .. tllf'l't ...... --PtA TA AlCAN TtTLI aor:RT r. . .,EWMAN, OARDNl:R. re1ld•M of • ,....,.. ~ IOll •MO of 1"9 SFl'ICIAL MA .. AH"1,NT ..... = -............ INIU"ANO ooa .. •ANY •• I paaeo 1w1y tbniary a, ~ 8-eh, Ca Pwd Gowr~ 0:.,2 , .... ., . 1111 lfld ,._ .._,...,. OlltDf'ftll ..,,....,, .....,.. &.. ,
1813. He le IW'Vtv41d by hit retiruary 8 1eu Sha ~ "'° .. oontMI M41NCA. 1 ~ '° --"' "'* ~ • • :mL..-HOO:..,-. ~=:::.:'=: r::~ .. 1ved b,: h•; ••• ""~ c::-.:::o==.:::.'':: =~:=...... :..o:= .... _.... --·""" R*rt ot N.wport Beech, '°' WHITI lflY ,._. ......... ~ 111 a.tit • ~-.. ~ t-1a-e1 lh~maa\j Ct•ndchllclren C.. ~were held ln •• M to....,. pethwlMI• uftOtr die-~ eANKOfAMIM>A •Cell..._
Lao ond -....... ----· c., wttb ... -•• • .. -::;:;. .. • - -::.."':"'...::"' .. and Lillian Oolduone. ttn.aJ lntermeftt belna In ...,,... L '\J"'°" .... AM. CA NI AllOC*1'10M 8trvlce1, wlll be hel~ ~ Artii6fia. 8ervlael. ~ ..... p,.., ..... ,. Pt*l:.IWV •to•
'11\unday ll:M> PM at the undilr me cl6rtdlicln of 8e1ta . « ,.,__ '°"...,._ ar ..... c.-,DeHy MlfllMt ~ '
Ha.rtlor Lawn · MountOUve Ber1eron -Smlth and '•-lllllM 0...... Coe94 o..,""" JM:l7.M'1. "· •• ~-j ?J~tf~Dellj .,.:t~=
Memorial Chapel. 8trvke9 Tuthill Mortuary, &4f.IS'71 ..,.., fl.-'· 10• '"" ttt-a • ' 111-a ' ' • -a... .., -;;
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Or1nge Oout DAILY PILOT/Thurld•y, f'tbru1ry 10, 1113
NOTICI TO CONTMCTOH ''°'l'fltOUt .,._ .. ""! IOTa MUC ll>ncl MUC ll>TtCl P9JC MOncl ...~~"cvr. ·°'-'-ri' 1>~~11 .. N°o' -~"°~re'!ll!B~"'.o!ft-~i!o! ...... -·,--NOT-1c;..;;·--o-,.,;;;,o~-;.;,.-T-H-o-, M,. lcm I. ':I
--wuan A '"-ot1ow1no .,.,..n le dolllf "" .,.A TMI OCMMYY f» Loe lJUS n 0 P P & T I r 1 0 N T 0 IM*r*t" ROY A. RUDOLPH ANO m M. .. ..,_
CAU.JMO PCMt... NAMa tTA1'ltllM'f ~ Nolie. It ~)' gl..,.., ll'lel lh4t Tiie lollowlng Petton It 001110
1 IOlfd Of Trutlffl of the Oo .. t Wtf"-... Col!'lmunll)' Ooll•D• Olllrlol oJ MANAOIMINT'I AOl/OCATI
Orenoe Counly, Oelllornla, i.111 AND AS80CtATU, 1tOO Medltotl
rea.tw ... led bide/pr~ up to A"". ••It. •1111etton. CA tm1
I t:OO • II\ • Thuredeyb!!:o" 3, Miiiam DotOlhte "°"°"· HOO IN3 ,, '"-flurcMalng \!Mnl Mldleon A"" ..... , 1, 'Ullat'ton, CA of Mid G<N'-0• dletrlat toc:ated 11 12831
ADMINISTEl Elf ATE NO. fllOHMIO'I INITllUMINT 0 r P E T I T I 0 N T 0 a.-~ OA ...a A·llt~. IUVI CI~ Jn11•nd It • AOMINllTP!R ESTATE NO. ltLAINTll'l'1 COMMUNITY
....... '--•-'--fl I I Huntll\gton . CA tff.41 ,. l ltl .. I IAHt< •~-Iden 1 11 rn:uw, Ul!ncl Car flll, 81mantha "oene Wnltt, IOI A ' .. ' 0'1' I HO AN f.'J OH N J
1370 ~· Av.n~. Coet1 ....... Thi• blltlMt• I• condueted b)' ...
Celltornla al WlllCll t!IM Niki bldt lndMd\Hll
credllora and cunt1n1•nt ~no1anc1•1 .Hu1111ngtonhfCt.OA To aU helrt, bt'neflcla.rla, K~llCOflt dlbl• Jj, KULll<Of;
c red Ito ra of Murr a y '1t~11 bWill le on.a 94 .... creditor. and conlln1ont OOMjllANY: Md DOI.I 1 ttltoutfl
Karpman and pel"IOOI who 11m11.:i p.,,:lhlp G llOI wr a crt'dlton of Roy R Rudolph 10, lnOluillW -
wMI be publlclly OI**' 81\d rMd tOf: MlflllM D Rolloh p u R c H A 8 ( 0 R Thlt .... ~. w .. 1114111 wttn IM LEASEIPUACH.AI! OF COMPLITI! County Clerk Of Ofanga County on DISTRICT-WIDE TELEPHONE Jan 11. 1913
may be olherwr. lntcrailed '-"''"'"'" wnne and peraona who may be 14*1110..1 In the wW ~/or •taUt: rnle , .. ,.,,,.,,,WM~ wttll the otherwtte lnlen11tf'd In ttM .:::,i;::-...:,.ae~ ..._
SYSTEM INCLUDING THE '1f7t1t FURNISHING, INSTALLATION AND Publlth•d 01111g1 CoHI Dally
A peUtlon hall been tll«I County Oletk 01 Otano-County on will and/or ,..u.w: n. _. ..,.. -.... ........ ,_
by Llnda Karpman In tho Jen 3 t, 1113 ,_., A petition hu been flJcod ..... ,_ ...,.. ....,.. ....
Superior Court of Oranae flubll•h•d OrenD• co111 oany by Jerrold A . Kl"I In th• C ~--::.:' .,._ .._.
County requHt1n1 that ll'llo1, l'•b 3, 10. 11, 14. 1ff3 Superior Court of Oran1• AYllOI Uetei "• •I~• MAINTENANCE TH~(Of' Piiot, F.ci 3, 10, IT. 24. I~
AM bide are lo be In llCClordenot 630·.S LI n d a Karp man be ff3-t:I County requHlln1 that ,.. • ., .... 11 ,,.-.. .. ,...._ with tile 8ld Form lnltruc:tlOne end -----------appointed u peraonal rta.tCNOTICE J errold A . Kln1 be .....,.....,.u.L•1u•1 ••••
repreeentativei to admJnUIWr appointed at p1r1onal ~ ... u.L,............,. the e1tate o f Murray Tne Aeg111rar ol Voter• r.,._niatlvo to admlnlater -..._.._1eWmaar1 ,_.
Condltlone and ~lk:atloM wnicfl rta4C MftJM'C we now on "" elld mey be _,red --------""_..i--_.. __ _
111 the offlee ol th• Dlreotor ot 'ICTITIOUS llUIMIS Purohulng of Mid c:ollage dl1l11c:t. HAMii ITAftmNT A ....,...,, bl<l4ar1 c:oni..no. The tollowlng pereon 11 doing
·•11 be ll•ld on Feb 111, 1113 al bull,_ u · 10·00 1.m In th• Dltlrlcl Boerd DONOVAN & ASSOCIATES, Room. 1370 Adami, Coeta ..._ 9551 Rocky Mo1111teln DrlYt, On Feb. 16, 11183 11 11:00 1.m. , Huntington BMch, CA 12Mtl
"111•11daterr tit• review wlll b• Jonn A. Dono111n, 1551 Rocky oonduc:led. Mounlaln Ofl,..., Hu11llngton 8Nch,
. !;ec:h bidder muet tubmlt with hit CA 9~ trld/propOHI • C:Hl'ller'• Gh.c:ll, Thi• bulllMM I• conducted by Ill
c:ertlf*I Chec:Jt, or bidder'• l>Ond lndlllldual. made ~yable to the order ol IN John A DonovM Coul COmmunlly College Oletrk:I Thll tltl-1 WU nled with Ille
Boerd of TtUll-1n.,, amount not County Clark on Jan 31. 1N3.
.-. tlllln ten parc.nt ( 10%) ol tile P.-tum bid u a guerent .. thet Ille Publlehed Orange Co11VDall)' blddet w111 enter Into 1ne Pf'oC>O-' Piiot, F•b 3, 10, 11. 24. 111~.
COlltrec:t II Ille Mme le -ded to 633·13
1 him In the.....,,, of flllut9 10 antar 1 ___________ _
Into tuc:h c:ontrec:t. the proc:Mde of n11n11c ..nTICE tne Check ,.. be forfeited, or In the ___ ,._llU\.--""-----
1:9M of 1 bond, Ille lull 9'ltl\ thereof l'ICTIT10UI au ... aa wlll be lorfelled lo .. Id college NAMll STATa•NT dlttrlcl Tl'le lollowlng pereon1 are doing
No bidder mey Withdrew nte bid blltlMU u .
1or t '*tod ol llllly (00) calendar l/ILLA GRANDE II, 126& I Knoll
d•Y• 1fter the d•t• HI for 1119 A--. Garden Grove, CA 92$41
opening IMreof Mlctlael 011 ... 6e 1 11th StrM1, The &oard of Trutt-r~ea Manllettan Beach, CA 90266
. tne prlvli.ge of r•jec11ng Ill)' •nd ell Fred D•Y1dowll2. 977 PINO LAI
·bide or lo W9ive ""'I lrr~llel or 0¥Ntl. Patoe Verdee &111... CA lnlormellll•• In 1ny bid or In the 80274 bidding. Mart111 Goldberg, 165 7
Ill Honnen E. Welton C1111un1 Piece. Pelot VerdH
Secret My. Elltl•. CA 9027 4 Board o4 Trutl-Coul Community Mk:hMI Gii ..
College Dletrlc:I Thia 1111erner11 w .. flied wllh tile
AQWr'!IMd: F~ 10 & 17 11113 County Cleric of Orange Counly on
Open: M.,ctl 3. 1~ -11~ a.m. Jen. 31, 19113.
Publt.had Oreng• COHI Delly ,._ PllOI. F41b 10, 17. 11183 Publl•h•d Or111ge COHI Dally
PllllJC N()TIC(
732-43 Piiot. Feb 3. 10. 11, 24. 11113 1131-113
PlB.IC NOT1C£
NOTIC• Of' llUUt ""-'NSnR l'ICTtTIOUa _, .....
(S-1101-4107 U.C.C.) NMm ITATI~
Notice 11 neraby glv•n lo 1h1 The followtng pertOne are doing ,er.dllore or KUO SHU MEI CHEN l>u"-.. : q b • TH E G IF T C H ATE AU, FILM SET DESIGN SYSTEMS,
fr1n1feror(1), whoH butlneu 302 C1tllln1 Drive. Newpor1 Beam.
addf9el II 25042 Del Prado, 0-Catllornta 926113 Point. County of Orang.. Sttlt of J<>Mpft R Mllllgen, 12 1 4 ltt I Celllornt•. that • bulk ttan1ter It StrM1, Newport BHc:h, Calllomla
Abou1 lo b4I made to CHINO SAH, 92663
II INC , Tr---1). wflOM but1nte1 Mat11 H Abr-. 302 C.twlna lldd,_ II 111113 No. c-Street. Drlv•. Newpon a..c:11. C1lllornl1
I Clly of °'enge· Cou111y of Orenge. 926113 I Stile of Cellfomla. Thie~ le conduc1ed bye
!I """'" pWtnenhlp. The property to be lrll/'llf..O 11 JOMC>h R Mllllgen
I loc:atad .. 1,5042 Del Prado. ·o-Thie ... ,_,, w.. filed wOh ,,.,. ~1 Point. County of °'anQe· Stele of Counly Ctert1 of OraflO' Coun1y on Cll4f0fnta. J-.ry 24, 1913.
Seid properly I• dHcrlbed In fat71 9e11eral H : All etoc:k In 1rede, Publlthed Ore11ge Cou1 Delly l)KIUt ... 9Cl1Jlpment end OOod Wiii of PllOI. Jan. 27. F41b. 3. 10, 17, 19113
, . that glfl bual,_ known u The Gift 504-113 I Chat_, and 1oca1ad et 25042 Del ------------
1 ('redo, D'"' Point, Cou111y of .rtaJC NOTlCE
0r_,., Stele of Cetllomla. -~==~":':'"==~---I The bulk 1r1n1ler wlll I>• ACllllOUI .,IH•U
1 tontummatad on or altar Ille 28th MAm STAT'DmNT
dey ol February, 1083 11 Nagtla. ~~ pareona ar• doing
S~· s& Kaleyama, 700 s Aoww M 0 Du LA R s 0 FT w ARE lrHt. ulle 410, Loe AngelH, ASSOCIATES 2011 1111'1 SI ,Cou1~1 Loe An~IH. Stele of Huntington~. CA.~ rHI,
Y8'l Moduler Contulllng, Inc: .. a ~ So fer • • II now n 1 o th• C•llfornla eorporetlon, 2011 11th · r reneter..Ctl. 111 bull-n-StrHI, Huntington B••ch, CA. '"d •ddr••••• ueed by 826'1 Trll'*1erort•l f0f tbe lllr .. ~ 1aa1 r,,., ~ II conduc1.0 try • ·put, II dltterent trom tile above, corporation. · ·'
.... None. Modular ConevfUng. Inc:.
,· Dlted: JWKJar'f 27. 11143 Ken ~own. Pr.Iden! CHING SAN, INC Thie llal_,I -llled wllh IN • T.C Yuan, County Cler1I o4 Orange County on ~ # Prteldent Jen. 25. 1"3. •.• Trenateree ,,_
Publlshed Orange CoHr Delly Publlah.ct Oreng• Cout Dally ~·· FebNery 10. 11183 Plot. Jan 27, F.t>. 3, 10, 17, 1"3 ' 754-13 501-13
K lllnouno.cl lod•y '"'" II\ eleQllon ,.. ~-...... a r Pm an (under the w111 b4I held on ~ 1. 1tu 1n the the •t.ate of Roy R. Rudolph lf YOll wt.fl to _. '"-adYlot of
Independ.nt Adml.nlatrallon Poun111n Ve/Wt 8dlool Ollftlot for (undt-r the lndependtint •ri •ll01n•y In 11111 melter, you
ol Flitatet Act). The petition '"'PIK~ of ci.i.mlnlnO wfltltw Admlnl1tratlon of Ettate1 "**'do to~ '° thtl 'f04JI
Is met for hearing In Dept floO« ~. 8uunM ~OOt• °' Act). The ~tltJon It eel for !'!~l..-i rMPOn ... 11 eny, may ~
N 3 700 Cl , • Cll•tyl Nortcyi •h•ll be recalled h -on tllnt, o. al v.c Center (remoY•d) ffOm th• ofllee of earinj ln !pl. Nu. 3 at 700 81 Uet•d dHH 1ollcllar •I Drive. Wemt, ln the Chy of ,...,.,,'*of the Oov«nlnQ &o.td of Civic Cent.er Drive, Wet1t, In ooneeto de un Mocledo en wtalt
Santa Ana. CallfornJa on lM 'ountlln I/~ kflool Dletr1c:1. the City of Santa Ana u un to. d a bt rl • II eo•r 1 o
March 2. 1983 at 9:30 a.m. An tlecllon for t.Mfftb« of 1"-C.Ufomht on March 2, l98S IMlecli.tWM"1•. de ..._ rnanera.
IF YOU OBJECT &o the ~=~~~'~ ,!.":~~·~ at 9:30 a.m . -~~: ~~ granting of the petition, you 111e -uma for the purpoee ot IF YOU OBJECT to the 1. TO TH outHOANT: A cM
1hould either appear at the tltotlng a member 10 1111 Heh grantina of the petJtion, you c:omplalnt 11 .. bMl't lll•d by th•
hearing and aute your YllGllllCy CtMlad by Ille recell of any lhould either ap,...ar at the plllnlltf eaellllt you, If YOll wlltl to
b · · fll l of tile ebc>Ye membert Mould wry h I d ,,,.. defend thil '-"'· YOll muet. within o JeCt!ons or e wr tten of tll• m•mber• be rac:•ll•d ear ng an llate your H day• eftar thl• eummon• 1,
objecu on1 with the court (rtlTIC>WCI) from ottk:41. objections or file written -.Wd on you, nte with thlt court•
before the hearing. Your Forma tor 0.CfarlnQ ~tor objectlon1 with the courl Mlttell retponM to "'-complalnl.
appearance may be In penon •II• •t.c:Uon are •nllablt " Ille before the hearing Your llnllM you do'°·~ defd wlll or bt' your attorney ~111rar ot l/olt<• ~. 130CJ..0 ap.~ar ........ may be In. .,. ..-itt<~ on appllc:atlon of tM • South Orend Av-. Sant• A111. ~--person pllilntlff, Ind Ihle c:oun mty ent• , I Y 0 U A R E A Cellf0tnla end mutl b4I nMO 1n 111e1 or y your attorney. )udorMnl eoelMt you for in.,......
CREDITOR or a contingent offloe no 111ar thtn Aprll 11. 1083, I F Y 0 U A R E A demenOeiO '°'the~. wtllc:tl creditor of ~ dec:t'ued you 11·00 p.m. CREDITOR or a contingent could re1u11 In gern1111man1 ot
must file your claim wuh the or ~a~t= 1: ~=: ~ credltor of the deceased, you ~11~;*;~:,' =,f!f~
court or present It to the ec:noo1 dlltrlclt. 1 r-01e1ara0 YOtar. must me your claim with the COl'llPlalnt.
peraonal representative t1ne1 .tic le not dlaqualln.ct by Ille court or present it to the DATl!O: Octow 10, 1lllO.
appointed by lhe court Con1t11utlon or I"" ot the 8t1te peraonal representative JoM J. COrooret1, within f .... _ f .... _ from llOldlng. GMI offlc41. I• ellglble I t d b h. County CWtl OW: monu .. rom u• to b• elected or 1ppolnttd • appo n e Y 1 e court By. V.L 81ftftll, date of first l11uance of "*"''* ot • QOYemlno tioard o4 • within four months Crom the Deputy
letters as provided in Section IChool dlllrlcl. date of first !nuance of AOe1N. WACKnU a 700 of the Probate Code of For turti-lntoflnallon. call Ille Jett.era as provided in Sect.ion ~
California The lime for ~r.,·e offtoa •1 7t4-e34-22« 700 of the Probate Code of A Puti II' ... ~..._ f~ clal~ will not explre s.c:O::. .. 'or tne "Candidate Flllng California. The time for ~ == ~.:n .... am
pnor to four months from Publl•lled Orenge co .. 1 Delly flling clalms will not expire Tell
the date of the hearing Pttot. F.t>Nwy 10. 1913 733.-:J prior lo four months from Publltlled Oranr Cout Dilly
noticed above. the date of the hearing PMot Jiii. 2t, F.t>. '9• ie. lM3
YOU MA 'i EXAMINE PlB.IC NOTlCE noticed above. AM.A'\
the file kept by the court. If NOTICIE Of' YOU MAY EXAMINE Pt8.JC NOTICE
you are lntereated in the TMISTllE .. SAU the file kepl by the court. If ---, .............. --------~te, you may file a request ~1~14 you are lnlere1ted In the ~.~=•
with the court to receive T.O. MRVICI COWANY eatate, you may file a request Th• following oereon 11 dol11g
1 pecial notice of the ud4'1yeppolnt«ITNtt .. undertllt with the court to receive bldl-u:
inventory of estate assets foHowtno daec:rlM<S deed ol trull special notice o f• the NEWPCRT ·LAOUNA and of the .... 11.1~--aocounta WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Inventory of esta•• and f PROPERTIES. 425 3011'1 s1r .. 1, .-.....,...., TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOA ""' o Newpol"I e..c:h, CA 92083. and ~eports cfe1crlbed In CASH (~y•ble 11 ume of Hie 1n the petJtlons, accounts and RUSSELL c . GARNER, 310
Sec l 1 on l 2 0 0 . 5 o I the lawful money ot tile United S111 .. 1 reports dei&eribed in Section Hawthorne Roed. Lagun• Baach.
CalUornia Probate Code Ill rlgtll, tllle end'"'""' c:c>nwved 1200 5 of the California CA 92651·
Jamu L. R1bel. ·Jr., ~.::'o0r:::':'1~1~\•~P~ ~t.eCode. ~=.,~1e00ftduc:tedby1n
Ationey at Law, SUI Via Mrelnafler o..c:tlbed· C . Bennett Jack 1 o D, AueMll c. a-
Oporto, Newrort Beacla, TAUSTOR. PAUL LOCKWOOD, .,, AttoBef at Law, No. 1 Civic Tiiie 1111_,1 wu f'*l wjth 111e
California • CU; (7 u ) =~IA~ M .. EAICAN FAMILY Plaaa, Salte uo, Newport =~ ~~~°'lnQI Counly on
'7J·U 7z. MORTOAOE a Celtrornla Beacll, California Hitt. ,..._ Publl1h.cl Or•nce Coe1t O.lly eotporallon ' Publlahed Oran&«" ~ Duly Publlthed Ofange Co111 Oelly
PUot. Feb 10, II, 17, 11163 Recorded February 4, l&al " l'l.lot. f'l'b. 10. II. 11. 1983 PlloC. J111 27. ~-3. 10. 17, 1"3 __________ 7~_.u lnelr No. 3821Inbook13837. page 7~2-83 499·12
126 of Offtdat R«lordl In the omc:.
of Ille ~der of °'ano-County.•------------NOTICE Of' TMJITH'S SAU aald deed ol truet dnerlbu Ille Pla.IC NOTICE ---Pla.--IC-NO_TICE ___ _
Nil.IC NOTlCE
"-No. MOQH fOllowlnQ propar!y: T.S. No. CMtlJ3'7 PAACEL 1 Unit 352. In the
TD SERVICE CO¥PAHY .. dul)t County ol Orenge, Siii• of appointed Trustee u11der 111• C.iifomla, u tnown on that C*'laln lollowlng dncrll>ed deed of 1ru1t Condominium Pl111 r•corded In WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION book 12514, peg•• 230 lo 259
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR lnclutlva, Otllcilel Aeciorde ol CASH AND/OA THE CASHIERS OR Ora11ge County, C1lllornl1, on CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN o.c:..mb4W 30, 1977 ... o.t!MCI 111 CIVIL CODE SECTION 2924h Ille Deeleratlon ot RHtrlc:tlon• (peya~ 11 the tim. of Mle In lewful recorded In book 1171.4. PllOfl
money of the United SlllHI all 1394 10 1431 Inclusive, of Ollldal
right, tilt. end lntereet c:on~ to Aec:ord1-, end In booil 117114, ~
end now held by h under Mid Deed 1432 10 1415 lnc:tu.ive of Officttl
ot Tr1111 In the prOQerty 11ere1111fler Reeord• of H id County, 1ny descflti.d· 1mendmen1t or ann•••t1on1
TRUSTOA. R<>elRT J KROGH thereto. end loGat.O on thll cenalrl
BENEFICIARY· HAT'ION1"'1: ,_,.propeny,~ ... LoJ \Of ACCEPTANCE COMPANY OF Traci toes. In 11'1• County of CALIFORNIA. • Orange. Stele of C•llfornle, H
Aacorded Ootober 13, 1H1 u .,_ on • "'8'> -cled In booil lnelr No. . 17249 In Book 14254, 4 2 1 • p a G • 1 1 1 • n d 1 2 , page 1121 o4 Olftc:lal Aec:«dl In the Miloelleneoue ._.._ In Iha office of
office of 111e A.corder of °''"99 tlle coun1y recorder of Mid QOUnty. County;NlddeedoftNlldelc;rlMI PARCEL 2: An undlYldtd
thl fOllowlng property 119211<1 Int.-In end lo ell of tfle
EXHl8lT "B" real property delc:ribed • Loi 1 on
REPORT 6F CONDITION
Coneolldetlna domeettc tubeldlattee of the .. NEWPORT
HARaOUR NATIONAL BANK" of Newpe»rt 8Mch In the
state of California, at th• cloae of butlneH on
Decamber J1, 1112, t::bllhed In NepOnM to call made
bJ Comptroller oft Currenc1, under tltle 12. United
llM• Coda, lectlon 111.
Chart9' Number , ..
NetloMI Benk R-elon Number 14
AllET8
Cash and due from deposltOf'Y
Doner Amounta
In Thouaande
lna11tutlona ............................................................ 2.523
U.S. Treasury aecurltlee .......................................... 1, 107
All other 1eCUrltlea ..................................................... 152
Federal fund• sold and securities
purchued under agreement
to retell ................................................................ 4,773 PARCEL 1: Ille Map of Ille abc>Y•r•ferencied f'taJC NOllCE That portion ot the Nortl'IHll Tr • ci I . tog •I her w It II • 11 ------------1 qu.ener of Ille n0t1"-I Cl....,,., o4 lmpr~lt Iller~. e.a:ces>tlnQ
Loans, Total (excluding
unearned Income) ........................ 34.126
REPORT OF CbNomoN
Consolldatlng domestic aubaldlarlea of the MARINE
~ATIONAL BANK of Santa Ana In the state of California.
at the ctoae of bualneas on December 31, 1982 publlehed
In responee to call made by Comptroller ot the Currency,
"nder title 12, United States Code, Secilon 161. Charter
number 17052.
Doller Amounta
lnThcM•Mde
:Cash and due from
AIHT9
deposltOf'Y Institutions ......................................... 5,863
Obllgatlona of other U.S .
Government agencies and corporations ............... 501
Obligations of States and polltlcal aubdMslona
• In the UnHed Stat• ............................................... 478
~I other eecurltlee ..................................................... 180 ~ederal funda sold and aecur1tles purci'lued
~::.i1~:"*'t• to,...,, ................................. 4,771
(excludlng unearned Income) .......... 17,638
Leee: Allowance for
poaaible loan 10 ................................. 122
J,.oans, Net ................................ -........................... 17,41'4
LM.M financing receivables .................... ...... ............. 242
Bank premlM1. furniture and flX1ur•. and
other aueta repreeentlng bank preml... ............. 843
~al estate owned o1her then bank premr.es ......... 895 ~II other UMta .......................................................... 818
OT AL ASSETS .................................................... 31,808
.,' UAllLITl•I Pemand deposit• of Individuals, partnerships,
• and corporations ................................................. 7,545
Time and aavlnga deposits of lndlVlduala, Partner·
; 9hlps, and corporation• .................................... 18, 178
Oepotltt of United Stlt• Government ...................... 12
,Oepo91t:t of Statea and polltlcal eubdlvftlona In
the United States .................................................... 100
All other depoelta ........................................................... 6
Certified and offtcert chedca .................................. 1,518
I J"otal Oepoeltl ....................................................... 25,356
Total demand deposits ..................... 0,080
Total time and savings deposits ..... 18,278
All other llabllltlee .... ... . .. ......... .............................. .... .. 805
TOTAL LIABILITIES
· (•><duding tubOrdlnated not• and
•. debentur•) ........................................................ 26,081 •ourrt CAPfTAL ·Pc:,~thonnd 810,000
No. lhar• outstanding eoo,ooo 3.ooo
.~ .. ~.:~·~·;«·c;on,i~···· 2•992
• end otlw c:aoltal ~ ....................... ., ......... (135)
• TOTAL EOUrN CAPITAL ....................................... d,&41
'1'TOTAL LIA81UTIE8
. • AND !QUITY CAPfT AL .............................. ~ ...... 31.808 81mndbV .... °' credit. tot* .............................. SI()
I TlfM oertlftoetee of depoalt In ~of •100,000"' mor. .................. I, 164
TOTAL Dl!f'OerllS ................................................ 21,307 w.. a.. unclerllQned dnctora aneet the OON9CtW
of tNt 111t1ment of NIOUtOle Md ...... lea. We deallr9
• that tl • .._, eurnlMd by ue, Md to the beet of OA11 ;llno:Ndl9 lftd belaf .. b'U8 Md OOfNOt, , 1. Ki1.e Gemlon, A•tetent Vloe Prelfdent of the
ebO--............ do hereby dedate tMt thfl Alpott °' • conclllen •true Md oorreot to thl .,... of my lcnow11dge .......... •
,.,..
fr1c:llona1 eecllon 33. townllllp 5 twefrom Condominium Unit• 330 eouth. r-. 10 -1. 1n tne Aandlo 111rougn 42 1. lnclu•IYt, loeated
Lu Bol.... at lhown on • map ther9oR.
Lesa: Allowance for possible
loan loeees .......... ............................... 7 4 7
recorded In book 51 pe~ 12 ol EXCEPT THEREFAOM all oil,
m•ecelleneoue m•11•. record• of e • • . m I n • r • I • • n d o t II • r Loan t 33 Orange County. Calllornl•. hydroe.bona, ~a deplh of 500 S, ne .......................................................... ,379
deac:ribed .. ~. f .. 1. w1111a111 111• r1g111 of tur19Ct Bank premr.es, F.F. & E.. etc. 612
PARCEL 5. 1n 1r. ct1y of 0oeta entty, u r--...ct 1n INlrumentt of Real ettate owned other =--Covnly .:::,.::-.. Stal• of ,_PdAACEL 3: An HGlu•IYt than bank premises ............................................. 3.958
1n :,0:9pegae 34 ~:.::'3~ _, eppurtenent to euct1 Ullft All other asMta .......................................................... 794
parcel map1. In IM olllc:• of iM tor 1he uee tlnd oc:cupency of lllOM TOTAL ASSETS .................................................... 47,296 eoumy R«:order of ar.,. County, pottton. °' tne Aee1ttNd Conwnoll LIA81UT1EI Calfforlnla. ArM dellgnated In IM Dediwaflon
PARCEL 2· That portion ot the of ~rk:tlona end .nown on Ille "'--and ,._....,,ta of Individuals, nor1tw1 qu.n.r of me north•_. Condominium P1en tor llldl Unit. ..,..,., ~
quarl., of treellonel HCtlon 33, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A partnerships, and corporations .......................... 2,782
townet\lp 5 IOUUI. ,..,. 10 WMt. In DEED OF TAUST DA TED JANUARY Time and tavlnga deposit• of lndlvlduala. IM Aarldlo LM .,._, u lhown 21, 1181. UNLESS YOU TAKE on. mep r~ In bc>c* 51 pega ACTION TO PAOTECT YOUA partnerahlps, and corporation• ....................... 37.143
12 of m~ mepe, rKOrdl PAOPEATY. If MAY. SOLD AT A Oepotftt of United Statee Government ........................ 9
ol °'.::!' County. Calltornla, PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NE.ED AN Oepoeltt of Statn and polltlcal ~RCEL9:,":::-, on, "'9'> gP~. ~"J~~E0l0,Wf lC:Ii~~ aubdMlk>na In the UnHed Stat• ....................... 2,700
ftled In book 101 pegM 34 th(ough y~ YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Cef1Hled and otncers Checks ................................. 1,401
37 of patOe1 mecia. 1n '"' o4ftoe of LA ER. TotaJ Oepoetta ....................................................... «.035 ~cou~=rd., of Oreno• .;6.T:=~ c; tt714 Total Oepoelt1 .................................... 4, 192 Fo~intormetlon only: Code: dHlgnat.;n le ehown eb~ Total time and MVlngt depoalta ..... 39,S..3
15-008 AP No.: 13M!52.o&.ot. •errenty le glon .. to 111 Mortgeoe lndabtedneaa and llat»llty
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A ~=.:v o::::/~ for cepftallled leaMe ..................................... ~ ..... 1,767 Mr~e~ :. 1.:~ ~L~~ Ty~ of Trwt. by -of a breac:t\ or AH other NablNtlee ............................... ,. ...................... 548
TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR defeuft In the otlllgatiol• _., TOTAL LIABILITIES
PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A uw.oy, htl'etofor• t!C«IU1ed and (exciudlng tubordlnated not .. PUBUC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN dtllv••d lo 111• und•relgn~ • __ ..... _.._,u.,_) ......... EXPLANATION OF THE NATUAE wrtt1en Dederellon Of o.t.111 and ...,,.. ._.....,, ·-................................................. ,..,,~
OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST ~for S•. and Wfit"" notloe EQUITY CAPfTAL YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A of breech and of -.ctlon 1o ca-.
LAWYER. th• und.,•IF,(•d to Hll Hid Prer.tr.ct atodt
Addr"' of the •bOY• I• 3530 Pf°'*1Y to .. Mid ~ion.. No •"'a .. • .. •tandl N Cad!llec Aven.», co.ta .._.. CA. and ther .. ll•r II• undertlgntd • .. , r o.,, ng one
Ho werranty I• given H 10 111 C*.ad e9'd ~ o4 ~ llld Common stock
cornp1e1-or oorrec:1,_, The .-Ctton 10 be f'IOOfdad No¥emW No. aharet au1hor1Zed 876,000
b•n•tlc:lary under Hid O..d of 1. 1N2 u •r. No. U-383&&1. of No. thar• outstanding 508 050 1 285
Trull, by rMtOn ot a breach or e9'd OflcMll Aecorda. = ' • default In the 0011getton1 MCUred Said ••I• wlll b• made, but ...................................... ., ............................. 3,705 ,,_.oy, heretofore ••.c1.1tad alld wltho111 aonnant or warrenty, U lvtded proflta and reeerw for d•llver~ to t.11• und.r•lon-4 • .,..... or Implied,,....,.. ua.. contlngendel and oth« wrttten Dec1er111on of o.t..n end pc111111on. or ~anclill. lo ~-a1 (•'" 1~ Damend kw Sele and ""'111 notlCt ~ ,,,. ,~ pr .... IUfft of -· ,..,,,,,... ................................................ -· .,..
o4 brMdl erw1 cif -.c:tlon ~ c:..iee IN nolt(e) MCM'4ld by e9'd Oeed of TOT ~l. EQUITY CAPIT At: ,. ....................................... .
the underelt\!fyd to Hll Hid TIUM, wilfl Im.-•In Mid not4I TOTAL. l.IABllfTIES ANO orrn 10 rt 111MIO °J"'09~· r::=. ~11:;;-b!c,*':f ¥~ ANO EQUITY CAPfTAL .......................................... 47,2" ~ :t: r!:'1ca ~ ~·~-: ..... ..,_ Md _,,.... otn:. •MOAANDA
etec:tkln 10 be r.o«ded ~bet Trwtee Ind Of"'-tNltt «-* by (8fftounte outetendlng • of
1, 1982 M tnetr No. U-3102~ ot e9'd Oeed of Trutl. NPO'f dMe) -
OntcW Aec:orde In the off'°8 of m. laid .... wit bt Mtd on ftndey,
Aecorder of°""* eouniy;. ~ •. 1113 • tioo p.in.,-' u. 8 Said hi• wllT f:>t mad•, but ~A~ enttWIOe to eia tendby lettert of credft, totW ....... ., ......................... 814
w11110111 coHnant or warra~ CMa c.n1., Bulldlng, 300 Eaet Time certlftoat• of depOltt "1 :=.:.Implied~ ~A-. In tfte City Of denomination. of $100,000 "'men ................ 3'4,354
p11y the~ Pt1nc:loal"':ft: NOTICE: AT TIMI OF IAll AV9r1Qe for 30 calendar dlYt (or .
I"-note tltOllf-6 by Mid deed Of 1101 MAY IE MADI IN CASH ~ rnontft) 9ftdlng
Truat. wllll•lflt•ett • 111 .id not41 AHO/OR THE CAIHllfll 0" with NP0rt date; :.o:. ~o!c,enz, = ~c~e:..IND IN otll dlpMltt ..... , • .,. ........................ : ..................... 43,178
..... cNt98' Met..,,.,_ of tfl9 At lh• Um• Of Ill• tnttlel I. TIMww &. Grulnwllld, VI09-Preektant Md C.......
T.,,.... n1 of the tMlt ONMc1 by ~ ot tllle nof*. tlla ICltal the ~nemed benk do hereby cMd9re tMt .....
Mid Deed Of Truet. Ud .... _.lie lfftN'll Of tt'9 ........ ....,_Of 911 of Condition II true and correct to the belt d ~
fleld on: Tllurlday '•bruaty 24. otllleetlOfl MOWN lw U.. lbow Md ~ 1913 ... liOO p.m. et the C'*""9n dHarlbad dHd of trull .,,. •
Avenu• •ntr•rioe to tll• Clvlo Mtllfte1ecl cotte. ••I*! .... Md We , the undlrllgned dlreotorl •ftell tt'9 ootNOtnl• Centar lwldlnQ, 100 18.c CMpfNif1 advario•• It 110 ,011.tO Ta tNI ltatement of NIOUr'Oll and ........, We ....
AY't .. 0r-.. CA. dst•1111tre 11a °"'*" •· Yo'!_, hat It ,_ Delf1 ~ .... ue Md to tM .,... of our At tha tlm• or 1!11 lrilllll Cllgz~.~7.oMI. -.,, ' pub11oe11of1 Of tNt MD. 1t19 ...., ~I. t•. ""11dgt Ind blllf II tNI Md OCWNCt.
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Jo rtac1 y., M. c.. 'or TuHdly 1flrou1111 8aturdey publlcallon1: 642-5678 8:30 p.m. the pr•v'°"'
REAL ESTA TE '·""..,..,. ~ ... 11i11o
0.Jt• .. r.t•rld &11.o.. P"'lo,_lio t... ... 11-0. .. .,
l'Uf'Uf'W•t MM l~•Y M,... "'""' ..... ~. n Turw
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t. omtnl t•rt•l'lf'rh
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h•'"'" l'tt•f .. rw l111tudf'4it l'fvp1'f
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M11Uh I lutN> t'a.t'M
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RENTALS II••-. f'urn,.h<d tLIU.lt" Untut'Nlttvid
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('"undu fwtn
t· •• ,d.1 Uni T·,.,.,~fwn T11w~Unf
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llu ........ llftl """' ___ ,_
A.,.nn..nt.Vnl Ape& Y,.,.,. ., Uni 11<""'• fl,,.,.., .. 8oo<d
11""11• Mw\a t#-1 11..,,,..
day. 'or eundey end
Monday publlc:at1on1· 12:00 noon 811urd1y. IOUl •004
IOOI IW• :~ ......
um Kiii Md GQfr9Cllont 'ftll'f
10'14 be m4lde unlH 5:30 p,11'\, :m IOf 1"-next dafl publi•
int cation For Sulld•y and ''"° Mondey publlcallon1. 100 12:00 noon Seturday.
lo.4 PIH .. Hlc tor a "lclll
::: numb., .. when canHI·
IMl ling your ed.
U))) :::: u ....
1u1• Ch«* your ~ dally lf'c:I
'"" r9C)Ol1 errora lmm«Slat• ::: ly. Tiie OAIL Y PILOT ...
rOM eumH llablllty for th•
rc.. fl11t lneorrkt lnHrUon
1:: ·=~~·~~~~~~~ 1100 :..: :::;, ......... w.
:~ ~ ..... ;;;;~i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1;111;i •»~. :~~ •• ,. HnDUT•
:~. * IOUlfllW I
IJ:.. '"* 1 J7~ F•bUlout horM INlur\no :~ 3 br, atrium, 1kyllghtt 14~ and hldeaw1y mHt•r '* eulte w/lplc: & prlvat•
1m b•~y. Auume S 158, :~ 000 loan that 111r11 et * 9%11 On I• tlmple land. :. 7M-1501 Of 762·7371.
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2100 220(
2IOO
2400
2410 Ute
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2700 -2800 2902
29CM
290$
~ Walker & Lee
*Yllfll YIUIU* Senlatlonal llllgle stOfy
hOl'M c:ioee t.o commun-
ity poo111 Owner w111 mo
help finance et low Int•
r..i rat.ti Only $109,000.
Cell 758-1501 or
152-1373.
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ArtAOU.~b L.o•• ~ f'wnd ........... i. p, niot\.illt ~ .....
... h..a•b. 6t ln1Hl\M. OU.•
BUSINESS &
'rNNCIAl. a.....-1 ... s. ... •au..._ Vppun"n1u.,. a....-w ... ,...
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• Mtwwv W> Lo.n
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Dtft.OYMOO
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2908 2tCll
•tt 21114
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)004
JOit 3014
301& ,..,.
wri t \114
4010
1011
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701&
1011
7020
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11n4
f02t 70'2t
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l>lell on tM ~ Iida ot
the hwy. Only a few block• from the t>Neh. Spacio\11 3 bdrm. pills 2
bdrm. unite aec:h with fir~ace. all bit ln1 .. ear·
petS end dr•.Pet-Prio. of
owner9hlp. Adaptable fl.
nar1Ctno $377.000.
(7 I 41 67l-44o0
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Alnftl• 1111111 ~ 11ot1na llll1 CM!\p.n '614
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()!~·1111 & Jl'lty vlf'WI. Mnr1n1 f'QOl'n, 4 bdm1. :f
bu th, a100 ll<l ft $J ,386,000 Ooffnfrom.
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l..joon view from 6 bdnn, 4 beth. tam. rm
Boit I.lip for 3 t>o.ta. Now $990,000.
llYlllE PUOE
S~t.acular buylrom <lpl• 2 br. :l bu up, 2 br.
2 ba dn :l bout li~'t'~ Rf'duced-$ l .~00.000
Flllllllll llllOM N~·w 4 br. 411 ba, cuatom French Normnndy
~late I 'l pnme acre h illtop $1,2~0.000.
COllllADO CAYS
Coronado Island C\Jlll bayfron~ lot e:;· bo;iq
dcx.·k. Plans ava1l. Nuw $370,000 w/t~mis. I
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR .
.. 11 lluy\11lo· D•••" ~I & t.1) tJl6'
111111 FIR ULI
Modern batlch l'lome 2br,
2ba. lrpl. 10% down. any
lorm. 12% Interest avail.
11111 FILL PlllOI
I 1ST TllE llYEU
•• , ••• T1tt ......
112,100 IOWI
Hll·11111'11
Orange Cout D~IL Y PILOT 1Thur1d1y, Februwy 10, 1813
111111 'lltt IHI ._ ,..,,... lam V1f11el1•d AINlln•• '""'"" 0 3 .. N -~~~'ftrl -Mi--iil lf!ttt Ifft I '"" ... Ult
lln-.rT •• .... ,.,R ... l111fllllll!llr.._A.-A.,. ~tie':'.:d~~o•oC: .,.... v., .. 4 lk I ... Teneoe 1 "2 .. Clldlff, OfNll 2 " Coltate ,. t4tflMO t " 1'4 ••· •
--I a.-~ Oft mlflltt, '°"91 I Wrn\ l ten, "·I, ... DfMI by 1011 I. lelbOol. 9tt0/lft0 JCllll IClloolt ~r-.o:. ":oalf1:fi:• f'IO u::,~~1 Uln:ro~"ut11~. IOwet U/111, ell bit-Inell, •-•-__,, I08°"1 .. 19"" I It I l1eO. for C M unite Ii' I Agt •11-1112 Ht-N3t _...,._. _ __ 17._6311 CefPoft, ln•ry rm, b •,. ~'~1(0~~1:•i~::'v 0•11• IJ t. IHCI. •100.000 311~ h•· c ~. Ouplx 1000 eq 1j atf' 1 ea, tncd ylld, 4 Br 2tl• In Tri. Cotoov L.---GOn¥•027 w w~
cuttom hom• on w1tet A041fll tllOll 650-167!.__ Ownr unit wl•trll IOCktblt 1tor1 1hed. Comm~ Ind ltnnfe lat--. ••• 1•
with dfamtllc room. and LEASE~CJPTJON -+&HIT. 11111t wl1301< of m~1 ~dnr, ""'ct)t1, no,,. • ..!'71, _ 1114 r .. tuala Hf! •--·
cMcOrtlOf ,..tur• In..,_ U ,. ll I' bl0clk1 ott uncl, IOW, 1n, t~/ I fOf 11~.r•0 OnJyb ~ P&I d•I!, ,.41.t!O 8 2pt>cirm, dell, ad ~ar gar emlll 1 IA ICM. MW c:tpl, l'lr1P19oe. PQOI, dWlw .... rlor 11un1. •P• & aua nv., &i..-Mo I 1ow PflC.I 81H l(eMady, 1...., m nage ..... rv Y, _ ...... _,.... . ~r.... ~ ool, l•C en ttnnle dtpt, 1425, er, l1Vt pt tlo, atre ,,1 pended 111>1erv10an. Roof Ir 2 "-Condo ~r11X f\kr 907.pao o :» 4 O • n t • r Ao t E/tld• c M 2 br 1 bt J 7 8 6 . 8 7 2 . o 1 t 3 . 9711·60e8 l"dan 1 Ir IUI'.
top dtCk 101 aunrilno Wllll i~t~15m'•o!~L~::.1 Newport MalQllll, 3 Br 1 ~8008 3 t3·A I . fllooti111tt: &112-91127 -OAYFRONT -81)1Ct~I( 07-2141 . • ~O :!r'!'dt.~ 8:~~~~ C11.-y & &cotll y Oe houH. new paint TalPlll 1520/mo, 1•1 & lut H Turll•rock 3 Br 2 6• vltw, IPllC 2 br, 2 be,
LANO Plaf/tljp for large n•w root. ttllnlthtd looltlng rot In IM~ pate 540.9537 ltmNy rm, pr1v pool, IS>•. plu• 11uoy Pvt parko.
yacht 11,895.000 '"· htldwOod "°°''· l0totd etv• tlll •lla4ttH1 1143. 1too1mo. 3 er, 2 Be, 11 tennl•. S 141110 /mo 1>011 111p •11111. (71-'1
CALL 973 .. 900 air hHI, d•llChad dbl 100 lor 3 2 Ir. I Bl •Id• ltmlly lll'tl 287 &41-8133 7112·t!l11 orll75-64t1
Pllll Liii ... car \":.f:· ltfO• yard unite. POtltl~ CPh now. Brtn!WOOd, immao 3 er 2~ ea Qulttly C • llM
A quiet looillon on 1 021 I od1n1. A•kl:.'fl Wiit contlder en ·~·i 045.4373 ei.gent ~or. AU ama-e1ta tll
central Newport etrffl tl95.000 546"60411 1 otiang41. CellMRobln M • EAST81Df COTTAGE nit tu. $1200 /mo 8W M -
With an ll'l'IMIO & •P.. 0 lllctn 03M2 Agent 2Br 1 bl, kid/pat Ok 5111·5336 -All UTILITIES PAID
clout 2·•1ory oondoml-,.. ... ~!~1J!~ .. ~t""A llWNIT llTI i..ta ltl Ille 14• Vrd. Oar. p1110. 1595. WIHI leac• 1241 Compare before you nlum 1e1ldenoa P11t ..,...., _,..,..._........, ""' 931-4320 ront Cu.tom dlllgn t ...
11nt11nce to lhl1 3 t>dfm ldd• to QrMt family llV• 1·2 .... ·-I.I, Rant, LNH, 01 Sale 1ur1t POOi, bbq, cov'rd home with 21~ both• a Ing. 2 brick ltroplec .. , 11JIJl,QOQ ......,...., LIT tBr Cottag•. lrptc. 1450 2 br 11nga. retrlg, gar-gnr:r, aurroundad With I • .-.. 1 .... 101d1 of ch.,m St69, ~ mo. Incl utn. dener 1650 mo '442 1 t dt" 1 No encl. pet o .. o .. _.y a,..,. Claln 3 9t home on lrg Mt)Mllc 180 deg. Peclnc 548-0113 J . . P "' ••' ,.ap ng. tcaplng and td)olnlng 500 Ttrry Auna HIMI OOflll, Ctttlll\t tul\Mt & ~onter.-y Dr 494-01&4 pell
community pool 1>4!f1fGt ·~'°° comet IOI w/pltne city night llght vtettt • Vvt nlot 28r 2ba town-OCEANFRONT DUPLEX I Br F'utn $510
mov•ln cond a a.cor. 2 jPJrit""-"''-'111'-M hit ......... N lltoh 1 ova old corona hOml New and dlllgMf Fibuloui 100 View 01 2 Br Furn 14120
•e•.,. &Piii hi ..
Beeutlfully tendaoal)M
g11defl apte. Poot & 8'>8.
PttlOl/deOka. No pee.. Bachelor 1410
IBdfm $47 ........
2 Bdrm 1v. Be IMO
naC>Vlf'IOUllfd 540-M2•
1 Bdrm '416-1490
2 Bdrm, W• M. Meo 131 E. 11th. 146-ta 1t
191 E. 18th. 842-otee cir gar. $185.000. CALL 111·11H d•I Mtr ~ooated In perfect. 11000/mo. i:v .. ~n a city. 2 br, 2 ba :ies W Wltton 842-1971
431-1400 N1wpor1'1 molt eicclu-c•ll 8 48 -337!1 , days epflt level, newly dee 1350/mo. Dix mot>lle 2 Bdrm, W• ba
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1tv1 tnd dHl1oue, ea-494-2220 Encl gar No pell home. no pets, Mature 1&1 E. 2111. 1548-240t
"\111<1 HCI" I cur .. ra1ldent111 araaa. 3 91 1•.4 ba duplex _q~r, S 14100/mo. 499-3.il88 11dull1 Quiet, 119ure 1111'11.., t.c.> ,. .. 11_11 &e'x158' 1111.e parctl of-lncd yd $850/mo 's50e -1991 N-por1. 840-8373 Large 2 BA 2 Ba, 2 •ty • RU.L ESIA1E ·--lered to the hlghM1 bid-8,A H I 933 1027 Large hOUll with J80 unit, '625 mo. No pea
631-1400 Spotleu 3 Bdrm. naarr-":i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~I dtr for CHh or lrtda. MC. ' g •• • yf-. 3 Br 2 Ba Avail H••I. hac~ 2t40 Nr occ. Cati 540-ftM. So. Coest Pia.HI caritral Call 875-2311 deyt or NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 now. For rent or 09Uon ..... .,1 .. 1 a-. 'p'•kmlor Dave, Larry or air. spa, & GREAT Ft-875-3311 a111/wllndt. Br, 1 Ba, gardener No Call 497-3895 -n _..,.
141 ltPLU NANCINO. Now only LITI A.._ 1 .... p1t•. 279 Knox St. Oceenlront, CreKent Bay. $100 OFF moving Cotti E'tlda 28f UPPlf toe.,.,,' J .... 11 Olm 1120,000. c111 on.5310 _,, .,_ 1535/mo. 850-2258 h1e 3 BR. 4 B•. 2 1p1c·1. 1500 120 E 2oth
-RHdy now. SFR, R-2. -"'&Tl A •••n month 10 month s 1700 t & 2 BA. PoOI. tpa, bbq, gar. • • t Nfftt 12% llnenclng with E•UU 11111 R-3, 1p1s .a condo•. """' 49._82341 • 1Uum1n11od kltChen ~-84M100, &4M219 ,
20% dn Rent• are stea· lro 2 er 2 Ba condo w/ IO 1 Liii comm' I. 0 w n • r I bk r 2 Br. Adults, range, no Ing• On/Select avail No ~ • ~~~vr::1:n1~n~0d 1~~~=~:: e~\a~T!)~~·d=~~e'!; SIPJI llY 833-2801 U4~~mo~ ~ 1,'.c~ :~:.A •i11iH Viafe 2267 ~11. turn avalt. meetiBJIB
1hop1 6 beach. $289, a featuret 1nctu<1a: 2 car Loct1toJ "" the-ard Oat ti Cnatr 1525 w. 19th. St •99-1817. HOMES FOR RENT J!~'10~!,~-~~.·~B TIWIHIH
500. gar •• comm. llnnls & Ooor. thb supt>rb unit DUPLEX -by OWnat Im-EASTStDE 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, ~;·~~0~, ~~b0. 3F :~~~~ Btwn Stater/Wlfner New Towo.'lomaa Pier Realty, tno.
536-9329 Ot 637-3-486
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lncludas 11•" 1
8 ln'4.18r· <>~•t~, ,.75 ~ 431-7370 54G-OG12 decor a ted. offers upper. 1br, Iba lower. can Chrlttlna 557-2783. ,...11 wal«>me 545.2000 Ylft IWI 2 Bdrm 2._,. Ba S75t
•nee on thl• 3 r 1 1 ..,_. ~-0 -vvvv 1 up e r b v I cw o t 2-car gar. 18 ml SE or Teri 849-2907 Anent. no tee. Frplc, vaulted calllng1,
home w/copper plumb--:::i::ii:i:;~J ...... 24 h Jullan. Magnificent view • 001-Y EITITI dbl flt """" .......
The price or this 3000 1<1
It plus home In C0tona
det Mar. Steps from eand
• move In cond. -2 SIOfY
COf'T*' location. Call Tlm
lng.pvtdeck.onalrglot. i tunung ....... n. our on fenced 1cre. out-l 5602Bd 1 Ba Mallorca Contena 2 br 2 "'" g ,.,....,.,..,.._,
This 11-not a condo. ... llM•n guarded security plus bulldlnne. 60 fruit tr.... 333 E 2111 C.M. #30 ba condo. lake view, Feb Bel!ullful & park like with Ne W. 1111h. . HIT lllllllTI II doorman. l,,.oweat BofA ·;;..,, eppralMd at 645-8103 Hr. 11·4 1. $850/mo. 937-3341 '!'praoorivadlepooPatl•--&4S-2739 842.,.905• . . Now 18 Ille tlmal Located price 11\ buildlna. lhll 177..,..,.. ('"19) 320 54a9 .. ..... •MESA VERDE 2 Bf. h 111-1211 at the toot ol the Ifft• In 11 1he beat buy 01 ,'IVV. 0 • " Yll IEIEIYE ITI ln,.rt leacla 2219 •Covered Periling BL Newly daeo<. $495 .
, Rh()(le. 431-1266
a. GREEN cun
for WHITE etephents
with a Classified Ad
Cell 642·5678
More laml..., are gelling
the camping "bug'" 11111 year. II you have a
camper that'• not getting
used. sell It now wllh a
Classified Ad
/ AESIOENTfAl REAL ESTATE SERVICES
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Desperation sale. Priced over
$130,000 below last sale or a Plan 1.
Located on one or the largest lots,
features 5 B&. 3 car garage, koi
pond & even a tree house for the
children. Hurry on this one!
.f N NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
Big e.ar. Ihle 3 Bdrm 2 $699 500 I.£ •-L llee _ 11tSplCIOu1 Apts 74 bath security gated con--8--,-.. -=-k--"=---1-04-0"""1 · · ·, a&C•l•lt NEW gated 20 Town-3 Br 2•;, Ba Condo w/ 1't0lnlng Area No petL 833-89 •
do 11 beautllully furnish---•-•,. • .,.. .. a.c--. _ _... ......... ,., Have: NNN lffMd quallty home Vlt.LAGE COM-golleourse view 2 lrplcs •Walk In Closets 1Br, cpta, clean,
ad and near pool and lfAOll tl•E propertlea property • MUNITY. 2 & 3 Br. 2'1t sec. aate. ten~ls, pool' 11t Home·llke·Kltchen1 $395 mo. 382'VlctOl'll
spa. You ~n tkl to the Easy walk to bch, 4 Br. 3 bretk-even -$480,000 Ba. 1600-1800 sq 11 01 $1.ilO 557-7372 daye, 1 blk t o Huntington 942-3780
front door $185,000 • Ba, ipac;loua flvlng rm.~--------equity. pure luxury. GaragH, 675-0109 eves. Center, transportation 6
IUUy lumlshad. 11mlly rm, laundry rm. W&TllFIHT Want: Developebla land •PU In •11ery home • -Frwy1 $385: 1 Bdr, 1 Ba. PoOI. 142•1200 lttga bak:ony. $188,000.• Lu11ury high rlH 9th IOI' alfordabla hOullng In mHtar suite. d ining 3000 sq ft. Westcll hm 4 ITIUTIEI FllH laundry, adu!U, no pet.a
J PETE
BARRE ff
. REALTY
636-1718 lloor. 1925,000 Owner So. Cal. room•. woodl burning t>rf • 4ba. PoOldl . epa,td1enp1a' 1 Bdrm From $525 833-7890, 846-1947 l
1 A GOLDEN PAOPEATIES llraplacea. m cro-wave am rm. na. rm. r ••-2 B 2 Ba. No,... ... Ell Wl.'s 01, want a ol tr gt. 752_1589 oven•. private patios & glf.Sl550mo.552-0873 LAOUINTAHEAMOSA ,.........., '· ..-••· ,.
7141752-5710 yarda. gardener provld-BIO Canyon Condo, 3 Br 16211 Parkalde Ln, 1 blk :::~/5~:·.::.o;,;~ .,-f
3 Br. 1 \i Ba• newly LIOllllTill Trade 2 br home on dl>I ed. Elegant IMng only 15 lull goll courae v11w. W ol Beach. 3 btk• S
painted townhouse. By Owner -W11tcl11f lot plus 2 ad)olnlng loll mlnutH from Faahlon pool tennis $140011141 ol Ed1nge< . 847-5441
Owner may carry 3rd 1206•000. 1212 Pem-plut triple lot wlocean Island, 7 minutes to S.C. Aveti now. 644-7424 a ••a hacL 1t ... ,.. T.O. at blended rate 2 view In Cambria for pre>-Pina or O.C. Airport.-----~..,--ro-.... ___ • _ _.~ ...... -12.5% for 5 yrs wltO'le broke Lane. 3 br. 2 bl, pettlea In Cotta Mna 0t Just east ol Newport HVHm1 lovely 3 & den,
2 BR 2 Ba. cpl•. drpe, ttova, refrlg, wlhf/dryr.
Patio. 1800 tno.
652-N72 llllllll llllUlll dwn. $84,900. Craig lrplc9. ~14) e.46-7800 or ? O or o thy Lowe. Blvd. & so. ol San Diego gardener. comm. lpool,
Batley 631-1268 (2131 6 6-8718· ( 7 toll) 8 4 4 -8 8 9 8 or Frwy. From S 1000/mo. $ t 3 5 0 Av a II 2 I 5 , $455/mo. 1 Bf. 1 Ba. Apt. Solld comfort lor th• trp1c lndry rm c;., port large lamfly Four be--I llYE AWAY PllOll 876-5511 631-5439. 2473 Orange 640-4099 Ult cal Oit. Avail.,.; Feb. • \•
droom1. Huge country Lowest priced 4Br home l.L Waat.. HIS Ava., Cos1a Mesa t-81u-ll_1_condo __ .-4-b-r-. 2-.,,.-ba-, ~~-=;..,;;;=;;.:;.......;:-.;;-._ T1l ~ 142 .... 11 •1•
kltehenwlthHtlng.aree, In Wastcllll. 1235,000 EU1tld1oi0eotean2Br 1 t rplc , patio . p ool • Large pool, wrought Iron,_ ....... _._ ______ , Ca I I 0 w n tr I a gt . Pvl party want• to buy Bl. llnCed yard, enGlsd S995/mo. 644-0335
lanced Hobby shop $112,000 Home In St20, 946-3383 from owner 8 to 30 unite. gar 1 g 1 N 0 pets 2 Br. 2 0.. frptc, .... ,
M11a Verdi. no pet1. S285,oo0. · 000 neighborhood. 3~B-d-.-1ti-.-b-a-lh-homa--. W-al-k Cotti Maaa. 642-~90. $550/mo'. 1st & He: ~re ~fulls Co~doie4 Br. 3
111· lSOI bdm, 2 be. Frpl Needs to ...... ~h. Trade lor c~ HouN "C" 2546 Orange a am rm. rp • near S565/mo. 499--6721 (l.411o.
Bch.) olellnlng. 213-530-5159 .._ ., •• 2778 ' po o I S 140 0 I mo . do. TD'•, small house -..-675-2490 ....... P!!IPll ..... '!11 &ISi• IWX. Lii HME OF TllE WHI ??? Bkr 54s-oa14 Je ,........,at ... 1-.la..__ ____ , Eutalde 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 F&lllLY Tl llHT or go V.A no down on In Huntington Landmerk,1--ll-S_O_L_m __ l_T_W._I_ ltaMI fuabla.. s1ocy with patio, carpels.
Y1.U111aLa s.,.aoua 1-2 bdrm -sit•.
557-8200. M/F M Sat/Sun 1o.5 PM thle "pride of ownership" for •dulls over 40 years. drapa1, d/w $595/mo. 4 Br Newport Crest
home. RV IGQMS, SUP8f Lovely 1 BR, sngl a1ocy. Gorgeoue 3Br gr11t1-Gtat1&1 2101 875-0562 Twnhu, avail now
large yard, everyth~n great locallon AHume 01ou1 home elow -..-.-o=-------•1·~-,.,:--__ -:-..._ .. ----:-....,-Wuh/dry & relrlg WTSel LllllY
150.760 loan al 10'4 market at $355,000 w/ f'llllllll Old ....-n ... , hOUM on 'V"' $1200/mo. 833-5808. L 2 bf 2 bl cozy newt Only $104,995. I lnterHt. APR t0W'4. any terms Don't mtu 8IQh Verlallllt $825 E/Slde lot. 3 BA, de-760-2578. 973-2336 FURNtSHm or arg• • . M95 t •
979-5370. S5 PIT P out, call Patrldc Tenore, T hOu 38r StOOO tlChad gar, need• WO<lc. UNFURNISHm triMc Darting yard. ~, 20 P8' mo 1· riee Agt. 780-8702, prln only. own • S 200 vac1n1. S650 mo Call 1 Br co11aoa. secluded mo. 851..e22e "-t;a.,,
$94,500. Call 962-4454, Npt Bch 2Br hm $ 1 540-1158. ask for Pam. Guarded comm. Mature All UTILITtES 2 bdrm, 1 be, avail 2/10. ~.:t.· \ t : ·I l I 111~ • 11
OJfA,•r I\ ._.\t ~·-..,.~·· Uk for Blllla . Evs. 10~ la • 10~ I... ~· Cv 2Bf. den 2200 Larry or Dave adlt pref. $475 Incl ulll PAID. HEALTH Child OK. No doga. _5_5_2_-08_1_1 _____ 1 untll Feb '84. 4 BR 2!hba, ATERFAONT HOMES 645-3477 CllJBS. TENNIS Victoria/Canyon Area,
-----...,....---lnUt 1044 2400 IQ_ It EASTBLUFF RLTA 631•1400 Dau Pelat 222' Big Canyon lownhoma. by $515 MO. 631.12 ftlll &nEI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii';iiiii-hm Jac:w::zJ. pattlal v>tW. la1Ma Duple•. front hM, 2 BA. owner 2 br. 2 bl. all SWIMMING plus .. lml IPTI. lncre~!E u~•dad W&UllT .. 1&11 f~:ggg: ~~~~~~ at Pnlaaala 2101 attrlCt .. clean, quiet. no amenities. -t~n11 ct. much more! Sorry, IWwly decorated 1 8'. &
. 1 N.... .... pats. $800 mo 49.il-9220 pool. lac. $975/mo no pets. Models .. __ ....... h 10 ....... "'--•• equestnan as ate at -2 9t ooatnlronl COtl9Q8, 644-2161 or call Ans*• d lly •-· ..,, "-~ ...... Ila Gall Ranch l'iand· Channing 2 Bdrm highly UN llU old & rustic, seso. mol rAd 778. 842•4300, 24 open a 9 to 6. ag11 encloHd, patio, :~r;;~0~·~:"t::::· ~~~~ :=·11.=; ;::. ~"'wide'°'~ poo1. wfnt1r. pr1(g. 1173-4261 reutala Val!!t Ulf 11r1. Oakwood ~;.:--p~.n:;n-::,:
home with view of rol· able Asking 117.900 ~en~!~ciu~s ~',:'~'· ': C"ta .... 2124 4 bdrm, 2,_. be. lrpc. F0t-3~~~-deom'"· ! ~V .:i~ Gard"' Apartmads s64•~~1319. 3 Hamlllon, lings hllls Per1ecl IOI' the For an 1ppolnlment to '"" & -"·"hou""'. 3 Br 2ba E'•kff country al DI L .,.,__, · """'' .,.._ ' active lamlly, tht pro-.... call 540· I 16l '"" ...,_, ..., m n ease. nla n-cpts etc 3 10 · party laatur11 a pool, to expand. $526,000. chtfm«. Avail 2115• lg 648-055t Pr~apect Newport twpqrt Buch/No. .. ...... 1 a '
tpa, fountains and many LIN llAl.n back yrd. HOO/mo. I t Inc• 2240 Sl'lorH. $92S. 673-2654 880 ll'YIMAW. 1 Ba. Swimming poot.
1 lrult-beat1ng Ir ..... encl 111-TIOO 9454892 • u • <•• 16111) garoen apt. lafga room&.
lour act"" of privacy •·· 1~~~~~~~~;1~~~~~~~~ lntM 2144 5 Btk.t to OC981\. Elegant 2 BEACH BARGAIN 2 + 645-1104 eua. & Prof. ten1nt1.-. all tor only $499.500 er. Family Qm & Den. hug• bonus room S3 40 /mo. 731-882t, Excellent llnanclng It 3 Br, 3 Sa. lam rm, frpl, Orangatraa cozy 1 Br & st00 Mo. Ptuth crpta & Equipped kit. super port ~/So' 642-7312
avellable ... call Mlfllyn llLYl%10WI -lb81,pool.$209,500. loll. Refrlg, porch. drapas.2Y.Ba.Cedlf& plushdecor.Uhlspold. 17001611tSt STUNNIN01-1&2Bf.
Hiii ~ Suean TrMson IOI' Ow~ asking 1109,000 5 1 1 Irv I n e Av•. $515/mo. Agt 955-0170 gl ... aun-deotc dl>I car Very E-Z mo..,...ln $425 ( 1 Oo , -.. ~ ,....., 833 9773 ""''"-4982 or • • -'-1 KING 637-9 740, EJct 3. • vtr, 2 Ba. Garoen Apt. Poot. detalfs. 75i-9100 for detached hOUM with -• """ ·~ ..... 2161 pN gar9QC1 .• tully m-·. NO FEE 642-5113 $405 ' 1495. 710 w. g11aga. A11umable or &4M811 ~ yard. No petl. Inquire at -18th S OEOROE ELKINS CO
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FIU·ml-c harmtng near-new. 4
bdrms. lam rm. Quality design and decor
throughout. OaslQnad lor
guest Q"U9rtera S595.000.
144-4110
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new loan avall 11 12%. PLW &llU UDO ISLE -3 bdrm. 2 ba, 527 18111 St. 960-8331 BhlN• Condo. 3 Br up. I --·-'---,.......,.--
Mus T s ELL ,. g I If Tll lltFFI lamrm. s 1700 mo. em ............ ,.... dOwn. 3 Ba Avail March OCEANFRONT Dix 2-4 Bf. 11.Pt~lor ,.,.~we::'. 'I ~' 840-1638 avanlflO• Grundy, Rltr. 875-8181 1 and 2 bdrm• available lat St300/mo 644-2607 By week or month. 00 ~~:h~~l:l~r:'i~';f; V1ry nice 3 Br. 1 Ba, now. •901 Hall A\18. BEACH YEARLY: deluxe 673-7873 bef 8PM· 'i
Spanllh style condo,_ OQMn \lleW, frplc, t>lt.fns. 946-1323 Nwpt Shortt hOme, 3 br OCEANFRONT APT-18r, &YUL.. \ ..: WALLPAPERS tures owner financing. 8$07 Sauhora Dr. (dr1..,. Bf 3 2 be. trl)lc. g11. <>Pl'*. winter r1nt1t to 8· t5 $500/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba.
INk•thlsawtfmlamlly $149,000.644-7020 byfl(lt)$700unl11June. Nlc»2-•Jry3 b~kma. $900 mo. 675-9191. $450/mo Incl ulll No frplc, laundryrm.andad
home. 4 bdrm•. 2 ba. Lllll HAL nun &45-7009. ~~: 8 ~~I ti s ~o 548•5451 p e 19 5 .. 8 . I 9 3 0 ' gar. Small pat ok. 8 1CF
surrounding an Interior t4AR80R RIDGE $900/mo 636-1453 2 Br 1be(P1nn.) $650 673-7844 Center SI.
atrium. Nicely I~· Saata ha 1810. Fll'll9t ocaen & night tight Hlgh·rlse 9th noor (Udo) 2 Br & 1lng1e. 1625 & TSl llplt 142• 1111 1•
ad exterior with co""'ed YllW. 4 br. 3ba mod1I, Luxurious 2 Br 2-a1y oon-condo. Furnished $2250, S32 5 300 3 3 rd SL $40"/mo. 2 Sr. 1 Be. ti NI ' 1 able hlghly ,....,,..,._. $3200 do, lrplc. lrg balcony, ..... ~ I 3 13 e O 5 •., 5 " pa o ca 11um frM '11111 0.... 7eo-t764"'97s:"'Hat · end gll9QCI POOi, apa. utll & aHoc . ...,,_ Inc ( 2 1 -.. " or 225112284 Mapte SI. , ~r7.:~ ~=~,;,•::, wtth 7 bdrm 4 bath H ' tennis. $875. 963-7979 Agt 752-5710 (2 1~)295-3507 TSl llplt, 142·1•
details. $292.290. ICullve walled "'•I•, ~ ~~~'!_E~~~TAL3-on8R 2tbha ACCENT ON STY LE. bee. home In Big Ca -Saa Cltatatt UH Lwge 1 er near ":J acre. Nr CIY1c Center & -"'· """ ... ay: .a 3 ..... 2,L b r I"' nyon: 4Br custom pool. Anaheim Stadium. $400 lurn. $860/mo Incl uhl. Huge o' " ~I";''"_ spa, biaul. lge lot. Cute. Glean furn 28f 1Ba pool, all uUI pd. ti ooo. 558·6l81 714/544-2484 ~dy• hom~nl uec;,'!! ... t, :_ 844-9804 ays, 120-04e2 Clpl•. ctos• to bch, Monrovia. 548-0SSe. ~lsor
·1(9Glty ~~~~~~~~~ mal ng, --vnlf $450/mo 738-8139, 2000 ft dul>'all. 3 br
iaitia tttl ...... Oafual.W ~:~~i:\ ~·~:: ltttr l~tres lrH 492-2815 fam ~:_din nn. dbl.-. i -;;;;;;liiiiiiiiiiiiiiJi;;;f "~-• •-z you're In. S550. KING 3000 •q II, 4Br. sap rtatata Uaf, trplc •· huge ~ard, H• • e••-• _. • ., •-537-9740. Ext 3 NO FEE mutlf suhe. 3ba, formal tras. '*• ,_, '850/mo,
-4 er, 2Bao<:nlrnl 11100 dining rm. paneled lam alL..• Isla•·• "711 642·Mee. ••-.. E 2 Bdrm. 1 ba, garage. rm radio lntlfcom lndry -• • ________ .., -2 Bf. 1 81, yrly S6SO near ooean. $575 Avalt. ' '. 3 Npt Ht• et-.: 2 Bf dul*la. 3 BR, large 10Ud Oak 2 Bf. ocntrilt S1000 rm. 2 Cir gar. avail 11• l&YflllT u n 1 urn. 11 k • n • w. --=-------larnlly '°""' wf1h 8' tolld ~ llM.n 2/15. 636-8312 s1aoo1mo 788-3881. Llllla Isla, pier. 3 stocy seoo1mo. 548-2903
llWS Oek bar, walnecote, ,_ lll'-.J ~F=~·=.2b~ 1~ 759'-8974 deluxe lrg. 2Br. lrplc. 1700 3 bf 2 .,._ l84C E.
Wl•H hec• 1041 ~~:;.;~ft~!ithh:tl: 11M111 gee kitchen, fam rm,,,.. Lll/IPT UITlllfF '1600 mo. 875"3061 21.i St. No pee..
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Beaut. Spanl1h hme. vu pl101. Tastefully deco· •·•L..-._1 __ .. paint, huge ywd, petlo. 2 4 BR 2~ be. 2400 •II, $250 Nlea bachelor. ree-S46-8985 848 1511 l
CtrtU ••I llar 'lt22 sun, coastline. nrt• 111• rited. Enormoue lot. --2211 car garage. lmmad. avail. llWDI. partltl view. LM ponelbla pat1on. No L"""' 3 br 2 ... ~ -01 d lt800/mo, Feb '84 ortce pet1. utlls paid. 1oe E. .-• -. -~ A.II c• a• .. c & what11. Appr $525. Quiet cul de UC. Beau BAYFAONT, 2 Br, 2 Ba. 184 mo lnciu 81 gar• $2~0 .000, apprtlttl Bey A~. •At 9 e:~~-· 7N5r1~ p«a; vw ..,...., ooo. among mllllon $ fully 11ndaoap1d with s 18oo1m 0 t4 a r b den., & water. cat otc. ......,. 000 &4CM!le9 ....., ..,...., .._ PllfllT LMATlll hml To be aold Feb. 20 fruit trHI. $215.000. 213"-47 .... 3577. 123 E. 1500 HC. ht & IHt --· . 3 Br. w. ea. $150/mo. 5 bdrm, 3 ball!, tnctudes for bit oft ovar 1325.000. Shown by appt. Call Eleyfront, Utt.II le. 8312 lnd1-napoli9, Agent HARBOR VIEW HOM! y .. rly tease. lit a last VILLA M£DEAA ~
matter suite and large 31131 Holly. S. Laguna. Frank Vaufso, 759-1501 957-0701. 5br, 3ba, 3-cer gar. Cul-mo. 1260 depoelt. 2 8'. 2 Be. ql"9t famlr lamlly rm and oft.atrMt 499-1000 Watertronl t.ilnCI Ch•rm, ... ,.,. da-uc to gra•nbalt 875-9889 comple•. IJPttlln, ~ patklng for up to 7 Clf9. --------1 3 Sr. 2 8L $1100/leua, lniat _..,. Ntc. $1800 832-8644 WuMr, ~ • .,....
Only 5 dcb1 llom entr-l!!f!rt hac.. 1111 77()..03.47 BUDGET PRICED. 1 ' . lalMa oara91, OH & watat
anoa to Maln beach. N-, ••• , ,. ___ ... ... .... bdrm. Clo .. to every-TWO BOAT SLIPS ... ,..... 271'1 paid. lndfy fK. no ...... g&'.'*"81 at only 1575· Superb archit:oture lit-;:-llOOr duple~~ l<'t~&· ts9i.'9;'.·~. ::,s~ ~'t:';J .,._ '1800
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OAUM4-l211 •don 2oo· 01 tile Bli 2"-.11500/mo.lnol.gaa, NO FEE a Bf, 2 Ba. !rpt, lam rm rental. '340/mo. 201 E. 1 Br. encted P•tlo,
Canyon Counlry c5tub .. wit• & treah. Aftll Feb •-•• • w/btr, pool. $1600/mo Ba!,b.'!,•13B1tv9d. 675"9582 $395/mo. utlla furn. /.Jn NIGll
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lurnl•h•d by 1av1 MtMlt 1.... 11 1, 1141859--1044 days or -·-w111 conlldar ..... opt or......-645-64$3.
ChaM of Archltactural 7141875-8345 tvH/ 1to4bdtme.11artlng at 5 1 1 Ir 11 In. Av •. c • I .... nu -.,,-,.......,.....,,..,~~-~~'e O!Oaat l•ma Compu1•r 111111.Uf PAii W!lnds. Ctlrte. l4l60 to $1800 833-9773. 55&-4992 or trta• t -1 Bf. Apt 2038 ....... 1 ''°"· In over 7000 eq. ft. etautlful Lancer home. 848-0811 Dill ,,.. 3 8R condo. tplc, u t II• Pd. No. p • u .
13,950.000 1 .. w / 20XAO. Flr1p11c1. 2 BA 1 1 BDRM/I BA $450 gar, Jae .. eundeck, .$996 $410/mo. _.,. YllW financing. st.,_,, Tom· ea. Light lntarlor1. Thi• I• 2 Bi>!',~~~-81"'1 .. '!75 3 Bf Lido ~. Frpt, lrg mo 714/832-2040 Avl 842"°380 • • --., ...,. _,. .... patio. I 1200/mo. Wiii F b :i• 12t1• PU ·T Architect al th• bell buy In town, rwtt mo to mo. or...... • · Gotng lananaa loc*t,. In Illa~ ot Illa VIiiega ~ropertllt "' 132.500. 540-5937, agt. w.-.c to beh. Sbd • 2'Aba Cell...,., 831-0llO. MAGt-llFICENT VIEW. I for farnl!V Mng9 on a rwe MCludad ltraat 84()-6350 dplx, e111 Martoolcf, No 8', lrplc, deel. $725. 11t, We Mw 2 Ir . .,._· \
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2Br w/11m rm & tun .... ·-I.I. LOTS OV'tftoolel'ID oc .. n &M-Z404. LUXURY CONDOS M'* cNcnft. Pool, lndry -.;. r.r.eh and MPW•t• art-1..-.na LIT Morro 8ay .,..., Wfllt .. Ctt!f .... UM llwd l('l, lovety vtew, 2 8', no....._ ...-e. .+ ;!t~:~u:!~u~g.1 J~~~·~ =~~:,~='~ ;:i,:.~ L;,!~~·.i: BUPER DEAL. 3 + Huge ~r!:: 2 ... huge ~r.=-r:,-~10
thor1 walk to tha beach. city nl ht llglll vl1ws • 975-1239 Din. Oowma4 Kl1• For• . CHA,.Tlft AfAlT'Y 2 er. 1 Be trple, patio PVT,~r-ldall IOI' r'IMOdtl or 11.... high 89t;0.,,1 oJd CdM. mel DINnG. C4.eton'I O. WOODlfUD'Ql.f 11ng1e MeNena 4.._.141 $800/mo. p lu1 ut111 TOP--. ,....
In "la.~ wAI help Corona del M.,, t.ocat.O Cr•! bMHlJ IW oar,'.:'~~: temlty hOrM, 48r Sba. MM 54Mf-40 MESA 1• •• ,
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CHlLD CA"I SllMlPoO' ltMl'll Olten. lt011lno1 dOM1 my home LAWN & YARD MAINT. H ... II ~7 141-Hn Dew'•· WO.I 110.171 or ll'AINftNG INTIUCT COM ......... 11'1 ... -, ;;;i ... ~--,n-r .. -tw-.·1
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room 11.60; oouctt 110, Pnont M2-11470 1111 .. Ill10111 ----Oullllty Cuttom Pllntlng Ohr ta. Guat .itm. pet Liwn-lr ... l htub lnttalt l'tANOY ANDY II IACI< by Q1ry R L_a,,.
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up. Do worll my1tlf. DOORS OALORllll Lewn m1lnt1RQ1otllllng ~~~Alr-:::1t1~10t, ... r.. ~!.~':~~ • ~n Gl19hl0 erti
8lllloon PrOtnOtlon• Unit· Retl. I04-01lS 8upply.lnt.,ll-A1f1elr ~, .... 1111\flle &48·eC>H & rtte 641-ll&H'. "·"-..,. Artlet~ ln Wooo
mlt•d. brlgllt. bHlll. C-..t/ Ctttult Cell lob, 046·21123 '"" ROO'I CU~AN ui>ii;;' EV9fY1111no In Muonry . s. ·20811
bouqu•t• 8•m• d•y - ---Dmr 11 h b t I I I l'teul OEN CONST M2·28M LIO/bonded low. low Waler damao• •e>ec:l1t111
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dr~11 . cbpp11 replpt 1138·2~30
41M·76GO . . Cement·M11Qnry·81oc1t1 I ~.n~I0.~·1~.:630 • llec, Ctfpentry (rOuOh & Wini., pr1C .. 073·53t7 20 yr1, ref. Int
Wlltl-Cutt. WOfll. Lie. DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC OUllom) Atl1. Lio. BRICKWORK 836-1700, 830·!1528 .,..1,,1 '"''""
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111 •a• .... c~-·· . ·--" ~ ,.,... '"lly llo'd & ln•urld COfl• Cln·llPI A1t1 1130-t810 ..... ltaa1!t ma .,,.. 0 •• llC)I,. I ...,. .. PAllTlll . -............. .. .. --.... 1132 11 L.oc:al '"* 11411-1512 25 vr• l ie 403114 t Int,! otll a. 00 IT NOWI 218 MAJN 8T, H.B. job•. R1mOYI old. ,. • ..!!.'~ ·II 4U ci;ln.upaitlriOllOtl-pj;;Q ROBIN'S CLEAt'INO I bonded. Rel• Colot Elt· i:."' Ct x W ftr laHfl ~5t (213)t29-M13 piece with ntw M5·t612 C~ll n.p.lrt w1t11 •l Htullng . TrM T'tlm s.vic. • • lhor~~1 pert. "3-0011 Richard P 0 BOX
Your Deity PMot FREE !ST'S tor C.m1nt Ollllngt Smaff lob 19" P'rM HI 042·9007 ct.in houM. 640 ·ABC ~OVINQ.. p :::I: I SHIPPINO SERVICE
Serva ow.ctory block & brlcll work 111111 12 yr• HP Dud 11, .. trtrnmlno olHn p\ Hou11c11en1ng. re1t1bl1 CNlcll. C11.WI e.vtc.. _•!!!!!!• New Loc111on In C M ~-t•tlve ~terlnd 861kpg EuropHn creltimin (7141662·111182 llllOtceplno.' iewn l~Y· • rel. Own t11n9'). AMI. I.lo. T13I040 H2.0410 Ferthlng Interior 0.tlan 2424 Newport Blvd
HJ•ltl!, ut HJ M'":_ & ~::.~~... "6-0084 IJ"hltal :j Twice mo11thl 125 Wiiiy YOLANDA 042.040& •&-1 .... HANOINQISmJPPINO 83t·l•23
Norman Mlnl 557.7300 ClalW CIJ! El.EC TAIOIAN Priced 132 04&-&00~ IPUIU PLD'TY Beet cau-111y. 25 yr ·~· v1 .... MC Scott 645-9325 flaialaia
"'11ltat/ a.....J llatiat CHILO CARE with lovl right. Ir .. t 1llm1te Oil Mowing, edging & g1n CtHnlnQ S.,vlc•. Clet• Competllllll rllM. E•Plfl w1llcoverlng In· CA81NEf STRIPPING
_ fenced yd ITllll• C M 1irge or amall IOI>• c;t .. n·uP uone11 a di· nl""' IS Mat to Qodll· Uc T·1 I0,428 730-1353 1tlll1tlon. AM• Cot11UI· & REFINISHING
*REMOD/ADO'NS* CablMll & Cerpentry 645.eieu wkdye Lio 300&VI 813·036U Ptnd1bl1 flor ''"Ml. neu. M2·UOll STARVING COLI.EOE 111'11 Altlgnmt 681-0690 :15 ~xp FrM 111. ~·· P~:· if7<:-~:4:1i Fr!'":t=•& :'~ LIC'O CHILO CARE RE810/COMM'L/INO j '7S0·•403 or ll&4 4464 Q~OUSEfOL~INO STUDENTS MOVING Bt1ckwelder P1perh11no· Nell 8H7/IM5·3078
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LOW Price. WI Fin~. 2 lf91, 8:S0..8. 842.0788 LC • u 1 Al v• •v vi llJLI OOllTI I WATCH US GROWi 4114·3810 Lie: 426972 M2·1323 Remod./Alpllr1. Lo ,.,... ELECTRICIAN . • Very lhorough·Od ,.,. Oecke, p1tlo1, l1nc11. Chlld Cera, my hom1, Lie 233108 Sm1llll • E:ap d •.n 111 home repllr1 Oeptnc11bf1 & Exp'd PaJa Quetlty, Fut SerYICet
ContractOf: 10 yr1 exp. I Free •t. Stltve 152-11558 C.M lnl1ntt pr1r R111 Jobe, rep1tr• 5"8·520~ Comm llR~ 548-3018 5"11-8098 652·11522 26 Y" e11p. Aleo Wiii· ~-..--.....--...--.-..-._
Plans, permlll, financing. Xtnt 1111. 046-01148 1 **•HOME REPAIR , ,. ,....,. peper rll'l\OYll &61-0922 ·REBUILD STORM RA·
Rera. Lie 2176'5. REMODELS/FACE LIFTS Clu-1-• _ _._ r.rall•r• ltfl1l1lala1 El ·Pt b·Cll'Ptnt Nancy I Miii! s.tvlce by Richard Sinor Lio, VAOEO D.L Hu.thman 6116-5743 Cuatom wood p1t1oa· ..... , """" -Sec •II ul<>";, OK F ry wllh • per90llll touch. 280&«. 14 yre or nappy Paps l t•t'fll Home. & Bulktieed• uc. deckt & lenoee. alt gen ROUGH & FINISHING QUALITY FINISHING m · a ut Laundry Incl. Real. IOcll CUllOtMr• elg C Air C.a•.f lefri1. hm repair. Free nt. Ciiio.Up Incl. window•. & REPAIR REAS I .. rvtce Klllh 048-4812 Fr• .. 1. 498·3028 evt Thenk you 631·4410 **BRYANT'S•• De n ontr ~8-1837
Air conditioning, refr........_ Rlndy 04. t-0622 0.1111 work 857-08111 I FrM 111· Tom 548•2U53 H11Ua1 c~~ houtsee ... nlnn, b ' WellcoYetlng Remova.t IMfia ...,...-1--..:.....-------1----------1.#C:: ----.._..... • y LOWEST RATESI Prompt, All types. 642-1343 i--=--------ratlon, heatln~, repetr. Repeif-Alter1tton1 we WILL TAKE CARE .., t I DUMP JOBS the d•Y· .. ~.!'2ant8 · n111 pro/1Hlon111. 15 Plut I •-·• Hube< Root1ng-1JI types. Rees 645·004 Docn-wtndowe-c1blnet1 ol your 11nltorl1I & TREES & Sm1111 MoYlng Jobs ~ 1""" ..,,. up. 836-7140 II _,..1 N--recover-.deck•
Aa@!JI P~~~~~· cleaning ntede S56-8470 Topc>ld/ramovecl Clt1n Call MIKE 848-1391 Jact•t fax 16 ~· eicp. I'm emall. my PLASTER PATCHING Lie. #41 t802. 548·9734
OriYeWa.,s. Parlllng Loi I ni Offloe & Home C!Mning up, l1wn renov 751-3476 HAULING-atudenl w/lg1 Federeted Tb Service prlc:•• .,. IMllll Ron, !:•=0~.1~~:;.~~~ ROOFI NG REPAIRS
Repllra. SMlcoltlng. UJ! H Llc'd, bonded. tne'd truck, ume 10 ralH. Home/ottlce IPPI• 060-6477, 860-7IMIO I ,._ · u S mall Joba 01< Frei
S&S Aephlt 631_..1911Uc No SIMm/No Shlmpoo Xtnl 1111. 1157.o&lll LTenoeca,p1ng/ ·Yd C!~ulpe Thenk you 759-19 70 831•4871. . P"'l"'T" .. "' N"'"'·" fla•Ma eatlm1111. Cell Tom or S I ,.. tr m remoy.,..a nt John I "'" ~ ~ ...... ..., ........ _____ Chuck. 542..e392.
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All lllnde. Gu.enttld.
Rife. Jolln 993-04'1
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TrM trlm/remov, cieln
upt. mowing. 654-7011
Je•• B11mud1a Tree Trimming. Complett
clean up, mllrittrwlc:. &
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4. 540-8938.
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Fast • Protlllionll
Quality work guarentMCI
Free 11tlmat1 M&-7311t Dan Hallberg Grading d ~ S~al:Je ~2 Ctabldlll, .. anal ln1gltton Jim 851...0129 Wouldn't )'OU 11ther hive WORKI 30 yra exp, Intl J4elr U ~ 148·1121 i---------1 & Paving Co R .. /oomml ry. rM" · • 1 I . HAUL·MOVE·REMOVE a CPA prepere )'OUr In· 111t. Acou1tlc calllng•. Uc 3976804 1142-1720 Wt Cll'I Crpt Clelner1 R:"'odll/~1111, tco;r~· Oerdenlng-lndecpe melnt, I'm ltlsutfld coma tax rtturn1? Cell lie. 300180. Fr""'· Qulllty·aenalblt r1tn • JOUM uet.tay Hive you read todey'a
SIMm C1een & UphOI riald. Lied. _t>on • tr .. work comm/lnduil, 963-54 IS NORM fOf tr• eat. oe&-8182 01\lle Painting 842·7470 REPAIR/REPtPE/REMOD lt~air~Ke~ Claaallled Ad•? It not,
SELL Idle lttma with I Truck Mount Ulllt. Ouer. Ina. For"'· 552 9142 Chucll Nowtln &.42-2873 S .. I thing• tut with 011 Low co.I. 24 hr MfVlce le you're mining tlll belt
Dally Piiot Clllllfled Ad. RMI. flt.. 645·3710 Cl••allled Ads 642-5818 1111 Ads Call 642-5678 Piiot Want Adi. Ctasalllld Ad• 642-5918 sell ldl11tem1 1142·5878 BRENT 850·1030 ~~ batglln• In townl
for your
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DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer needed Items tor cash. If It doesn't
sell, .we'll run It another 3 days FREE. One Item
OLLARS
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commerclal ads. Call today for full details.
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A,.rt ... n Uaf. Apartan11 Uaf. Aprtann; Uaf. 1Aprtau11, Uaf. l1tat1l1 tt Slaut 2tOI lutaJt te llaare 2H1 lu .... fir ltat 2112 Office 1ta1al1 2tl4 IMI a r.... 3"4 PennaJ1 3012
C..ta .... 2724 luL IMcla 1741 lrftat 2744 l!!f!ll ltacla 2769 Oellllem1n went a lo Non·•mkr to lllr turn 2Br. Secur• 2 cat atorege OW· •NLllE lfFICEI* 1500 REWARD lost ClllCUS Of •hare, Np B 2 Br, 2blh 281 w/txlaiMNmln 35, 1g1. dwntwn HB. S100 1 MO FREE RENT Smalt bl~ dog, neuter $495/mo. 2 br. 1 bl ept, o.tuxa ~ 11tr1 twge lmmeculal• ••ecullYf OCNFRONT YRLY 1Br. apt S250/mo plu1 '" b1yYl1w. 11nn11. ate. mo. 530-11326: 536-6050 1 room to 7 rooms. Ad'J male. bobbe d 1111 llSSl~E
patio, car~t. lndry rm, 2 b r . '2 b •. b I I· In•. ~°a:':" ~u~lerocic 4 Br wood & glass. utll pd, no ullla. Pref. 35 ptus M/F Pro rn Pt. S 3 7 5 mo. Office ltalaJI 2tl4 Alrporler Inn & Frwya No Cockar/ Poodle/ Scottie • crpte, drpa. dtwlhr. 1'" miles belch. Sl600f P • 65C117
11 g~ege pets 1650 mo 650-3823 631·2011 546-8129 wk, 673-7814 le.I.II r~utrfld mlll. "Moppy''. 558-1304 2112 HARBOR BLVD 741 W. 18th StrMt No plU $500/mo . mo. -09~v ..,.. 1017 W•tclltt NB 258 ,._, Of collect 494-11850 COSTA MESA TSL MANAGEMENT 5311--8362. La ... la 1 bdrm. I beth. neer Share Exec hom1 with I 4000 11• 1 ·1 ·floor .,..1 M 833-3223
642•1603 DELAWARE PINES IOI C 2741 btach. $410 mo. 3120 prof $285. lat lut dep. M/FahrE.C.M.1111.$350 : tS4~So32 1 · · Biil dHI In Newport Loll Male Goldin Re· 141-JUJ
EASTSIOE, ah1rp 2 BA 2
Ba. "'w cptt & drpa. blln•. encl ger & p11to. No pell $575 mo. Cell
Pam It 540-1158 or 1tt
6, 979-3848
1 BR eot. GrNt location Bro1d St 546-4 108: u t 11 a 9 6 6 • 8 4 711 . mo. lnci. ulll. leundry, lg gen Center. 1167 sq It aulte trl1ver. NB area. Name O,.I 12 IHI till ~lv~e ~k,~76~. nr blec:h & town. $4SC 557-0975 662-2449 yd. pel1 o'< 640-7873. So Legune 3 Arch Bly. 11 Sl.25 sq ft, 54,..9405 Watson. No collar Re·
1142-8807 yrly. Call 497·6428 2br 1b1 blk/ocean, d/w M/F to shr Deaul Back ROOMMATE WANTED· 452 & 500 aq fl IP avlll cfya. 120-0482 ward. S200 6'6-3358· 4 -.... B d P I J F w/good hwy Yl1tblllty L C"'T II blk t l II .. A WIEI 111221 Delaware SI. OCx 2 br, 1 bl Ocean \lu ..,25yrly, lpt: nu cpl ay con o. oo • IC.. Ml 497.2351 Ground floor ottkle or re-Oii "' · 1 ma 1• •• No End beam c·elltng -aat l1b12 10-12 00 tennis S300 645-5123 Lagun1 Nlguel hom1. tall. approx. 617 1 t. 10• short hair. 1120 NB/CM ...... ~ 1 Br. 4 blodla to t>Mch, all 1900 utlt lncfd 49"-30,... 309-36 street NB. S250/mo. Includes utlll· NII IPIOI.. clu. bl ldentlllcallon on 11ea. Reward 548-5420 1 lllMllllW~ ~t:~.~of1~6~~0~0
2er, !Be condo, No. La-Spacious 1 Br, pool. lrg ltut/11l1•,.••,~••hl 11"· B3l-04IO AUrectlVe rustic up1talra Co1 11 Hwy. Cd M LOST· Graen Amazon UISEllSES
2 Bd 1 Ba rtdec, gar. 1185-<tlls.4 A ell 1 lhow bllcony, nu cpts, no pela • Rmm•I• duperetely Mttlng. W1 auppty detk, S 4 2 0 Imo Io mo Parrot, 111c Walnut & Tl SDVR Yll pool. child OK. No pets · " o guna, ocn aide hwy, wt• ssgs 644_.767 111 In Ofange Co. l'!Mded, CdM M/F. $300 tplOI, copier. You tup-752·1830 Sellll An1, CM An• 10 Hi !:~..£~~ 1399A Bakat. 2 ,;::;;.. tQ~~·. closed ~i. ~~~6 'e':dlbte Upper 2 Br, 1 B•. ,,., blocil esi;i:~·= T~:!rsl mo. ulll 1nc:1. 640-5992 ply r,one & $95 pr mo pr PrHllO• office tn Nwpt :.t~~~9t A e w 1 rd liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1141-8772 or 52e-3004 to bell. 37th St on P1nln 6 Mo Guarntd Service Rmte to ahr 3Bdrm, 2b• dll ·can 84"-1211· Bell to shr. 1295 mo. ---------1 M~.};E=~S 2 Br, nr aho991ng & bus. I rl .. • nu tat & IHI. $150 sac Newport Ole 632-" 134 dplx on Betboa Bl & H St. Prime Fountain Vllley of· 833-2568 LOii. Small white poodlt 22U5~~·. 1435/mo !!J! IC S 6 0 0 I mo . M 1 r y •t. ott to Ill 1276/mo, 11t/ IHI, flee. 884 •q ft . 105211 SINGLE olltce space Newpor1 Hta Ar.. OVTC~~OUAS
LUXllDY NO FEEi Apt. & Condo 631-8300 who ire moll1ng. 673-1701 SI I I• r . (DI ck I l llllllbll. Apptoic 100 646-9555, 53&-0043 ;~~~~~~~~
2 Br 2 Ba. Apt/Condo,
Ltght, Bright & Airy.
brand new, btt·lna. lrplc,
2 car garage w/opeow,
pool. apa, S C. Plaz1
area . S 7U5/m o .
5•0-9935.
UI\ r1t1l:~s..~2':':!!: ha Ct .... lt 2776 Tustin Ofc 832-"134 M/F non tmkr prof, 35+, 114198&-11~. aq. II Rau. r•tea In LOii Pet Bird. Orey Ii
FAMILY APTS 1---------•=--------..._..;;;;..;.;.-Shr 3Br hse. own rm & stir lovely 3Br 2bl oon· Airport., .. _ Ex-=. S1n11 Ana. Garden Cockatlel Vte CdM. ~
$550/mo. Bachelor Pen-2 Br, $485. yearly, new beth. pool , W /D, do. NB Pool. emenltllt,1 Sult• from 22M50 eq Groye & Cotta Meu v.erd 675-08711 or
lhouM. Varsalllee, pool. decor. poot, nr b11ch, S 3 2 s /mo & u 1 t t . quiet. SSOO & utll, It. 553-3711 673-4114 $100 QFF ipa, H curl1y gall. e ll t>us.Nopett 498·8277. 641-3433 Oya. 682-3'933 720-12.80... S1peraqlt.Meny lltrU. •CdM ExecullYa Sulle 1.L-Ol_l_Blue __ M_wll __ Col_lll-vle-1
tmenltlel, no pet1. Call llala Aaa 2710 eve/wknd Scott Mom & 9 yr otd hU 3Br Cell '67-7010 El•g•nt deco<, furn/ Vlc:too1 & Hatbor, CM
Spec. 2 BR 1 Be, •P'lx.
drpa, new cpl. lndry,
$435 642·8843 bef 8PM. 995-5813
1 ST M 0 NTH S ~~L~mt 8"2·HI03 ==;..;.;;--. __ ....;;;~.;;1 M 23·211 lo shr 2Br 1 bl hse to shr, mttr bdrm SUPER waterfront offk:etl, unturn. Elevetor & un. ~erd 962·3585
RENT "'V 1poo1Br. 't~nc:on•• sdp~ 11~1~: hH, CdM $240+ utll avaJI. $320 + ~ ulll. N.8. $315 mo-to-mo, Marin· dt(grnd prkng 675-9510
.... v "" -Mill NB M&-505l Found' Paral!eet. green, AT WllTD 1mau ••es 857-2914 . AYalt 2113 640-2115 3"th. ~29 ... • . . laaia111 ltatals2916 Costa M•M car wash.
~u:n \Br~~~. t~e::i~: 2 Br 1 Be condo nr So Prof. F 35-45 to 1hr w/ Femlle to share 2 bdrm 2 Wlfer fre.t •••1 Vichi Set .. Otfloi for Harbor Blvd. 97M890
E/Slde C.M. cute blChelor ~ S395 1300 1ec. J oyoe I
Waltza. 831-1268. agt.
Shatp 2 Br. Gerdefl Apt. 'iJalflM. ee6U
No pets , 1440 /m o. .
~6-11950
Cleln 2 Br. 1 Ba. upper In APTS
lrl-plell near S.C. Piela, tf MOYed In By Feb. 10th
garag1. w11h1r/dry1r Bttng Thie Ad With You
h k ·up . $52 6 /mo. 2 & 3 BEDROOMS
975·41112 or 754-17112 2 BOf1MS FROM $475 Bro'<er.
e ble, 111 eminltlu Cout Plau Ml*"' 2 .. me. lovely •Pl In N.B bl N.B. •Pt. s25o. DELUXE ~llT£ l.MM. Cell between 8-5 LOii heayY gold decor•·
Broker 815-4912. rec room•. 2 pools, 1.C.. !~~18 rR~I: e ~·ci. PNP~~· 720-1845· e.,... .JUI PM, Mon-Fri M2-46« live ttnll brecelet, Ylc.
I • uunas. lmmed. oecup-548_5877 afl. 5pm · Fem to ahr xtrl·lg naw 20l2 Sq Ft (c:en dlvldt) ....__ •-..&..--....... sN•ewportum eYHe•.rborJ•nArt28M1hu·. · u. !.Ml'i0••t 1nc:y $550/mo Dye condo So. Cit Pl1L1 I t 25 sq gy M 2_.....4 n---.,..... v ~~:m:.:.I!!; 050-8388, Ivel 173-9052 Roommate wantld, MIF. .,.._All amen. 557-4329 · · loc .. llorlfronl, S900 mo. ~lfdl 6"-1781.
OUNTRY CLUB LMNO let 29G0 2 Br, 2 Ba In CM. Pool, Of IV meg. • •CdM d lx ault ... AC . 548-1t58 IYI, 875-2213 Lost Cocketlel, gray, vie,
tN NEWPORT BEACH .. Jae, lennle eta. 5312·50 M/F to ltlr 3Br 2bl llM. ampl pkg, lrom S32.5. C.-J. ltalaJa 2tll Co1t1 Mall Gott CrH, ••aa••1MATR1 751-7178 CM S250&f tll 2blk 2156 E. C1I Hwy. r-ard.966-1979 StnglH 1 & 2 Bdrm _,._,. -·-" · • 875-6900 Commereiel e-1 w 191h 1 _________ 1 Apartmenll & Townhou· Wkly rental• now 1vall. SPACIOUS 6 br, 3 b1. O.C C. 545-1370 St. c M Prime ~tton Lott 216183. no collar,
.... S105 & up. Color TV. Flraptac•. community Shr dellrl.bll lg 2 Bl apt u:R~~ ~~ xlnl larfnl 2 Br 1 ea' aml .. 11 & pepper mile
From S595 Phonea In room. 22H pool, tennle, J1cuul, Nr b9dl bey Pool ~ w.a...rfrHt ......____ prlvatt ~will\ lergc; Celrn terrier (Old t r).
On l emborle Rd. 8' Newport Bl Yd C M jogging path $326/rno l\lrn. ~ Avell 2.14. -..,.... y1td. u..u office, c1r... Sperae hllr, Buehard/
Sin Joequln Hiiie Rd. 146-7445. 552-9048 • G.c 1-8450 At lnlatld pnc... ~. lntiques. •le. Sllrt Hlmlllon .,.. PIHH
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1885 PARK, C.M.
VISA MC.
Llfge. clean 1 Bt. gar. No
pet.I. REF. $305/mo 111,
lut plus $200 dep.
•DISHWASHERS M4-11M UMll llAlll Rupon•lb l• tam111 su1111 355 to 2400 sq ft. MA K ING M 0 NE y Clll 71•-988-1613 any-. roommell wanted 10 Roommate wanted, rlll· Rent reb111, baled on 1550/mo. +MCI. time EXOTIC DANCERS •POOl.S LM Ill.I ..,... .. 1ha11 3 bdrm 2 b• eble MIF lo* nloa IOI ..._ ttrm & ltnant Im-548-5442 110-se211 1----------' 8ac:tlllotfBllctlelorette •flttESCHOOL 3 bdrm, 1 ba. $1160. All Wkly r1nt1l1 $96 up Oceen Front home 3brdupllJ11'fwuhr-dryr. prov. 1llow1nca. Cour· Found· 2/4·11th & Npt ~tntlftllnment
Dau Ptlal Z'lll •WN>RY FACIJTY :ff.~~n:1:!r.fu~~~:~:~1 ~f:c/~r=-a~1~o Vaerly 1325 plue '-" uttt· n~~4~~: :!~i '(!~ t~oM'!":NA. VtllAOE F:, :::~t:i:;~P,;,::-: ;~~~'1:f:2~olor 7~~ST H~~
..... ....,...__.._ _ _.. .... -.1 •NO PETS location. 447 Lido Soud. oc.en. K.ltchena IYlll 1~~ ~.*1 to movt In. 544-1700 dl)'9. NEWPORT BEACH atorage. 494-3271 Llrgt, clean 2 Br, 2 Sa, C .,...,_.,_ 87"' ..... Found· S~H brown pup-Lo kl f I t t d gar. No j)911. 496-t411 2 13 .9II0 . 0 2 3 2 ' ·---~~5 '!~&SI Hwy H"RBOR RIDGE ·~-2 Bdrm tlbull, ............. 1600 ~t BIY(j, CM. py, 23rd & Eldtn St . 0 ng or n ., •• e
or 4113-7446. $500/mo. 16761 Yiewpoint Lane 7 ~15-3686 .._.,ne ._... •. 494-52lM PALATIAL MANSION privet• ent. S250/mo. Prime trnlll orno. 8"Ca 400 sq It. $300/mo 1_c_os_••_M_ ... _. _84_2_·_55_2_8_. _, ~~~~:.1::r~210
1BR 18.A $425. 28R Off Beach Blvd bet. lovely 3 Bt 2 Ba, yeerty, •,i, Lrg Br. Ba & den ups1alrs, Pvt pool apa kit prlY ~. 300 to 700 eq It. Groea Agent. 541·5032 Found: 2 emt wet doge . ...___.,
2BA 1550. NO PETS. Wlmllr a H9I (tum-' bfk beech, no pet1 $050. pvt hm In HB. S350/mo $550/mo'. 1ao.'.a18i . 2500 eq ft oondo, belutl-lea ... E. Htl't St, CM. SECURE Garage/Offloe 2/5. Yorlcalllnl Terrier & ............ ass-1121 651•2338 on Teny) SS0-1704' att 4 Incl ullt. unlor cit. ful grMnblt pool wlll 6'5-3417. Nw Balbol 8:le?lub tl n~_"J poodl1. 1!!""9 3114
1 Br. I B1. Near co11t 842-6604 ' 1 81'.from $425/mo. 2 Br. 840-S370 evee. F= ~r~~ +'Pi;6Gd;,1 acc19t 1or2 ~or 1 ~AIU S2tO monttl 7Mt 714 80 4 PM•. -,,.,...-.-................ ,-....... -.-.-..
Hwy, clOM to beech,.._ lrom 1525/mo. Rani be-M1lur1 femal1. Room with 548-4558 . . adlt w/ctlffd. 667·1"3 or MOit reuonebly priced ...... lntala ltlt Found: Med alH blond C a I I f S t 1 t 1 l I c paint. c lean, gareo•. lore Feb. 20. No depollt kllch prlvll1g11. $180 M0-83311. OFFICE lp!ICI fn NEW·. • d og. Baker/Fairview M0092st. ff• COftlUI.
$410/mo. 714/4~5'70 required. Key IM only. Npt Hgta. 14z..e1•8 Pror. F 24-35 to thr w/ o.ne Point . Stw 381' f'IM. PORTl 3rd flOOf 1ult•. Mas up. 1900 n lndualrlll trll, CM. 5411 ·0 120 tlllon f53..IM2
aft 8PM °' 213/402-2857 No pets. Located ICfOM SPACIOUS rm & bath Hml, b11u1. beach $250-$300 mo. 548-8013 gr .. t 111eoiw. 1500 eq It. 4 oltlc:t. 18101 Redondo ---------
collect 12 Br Apt. quiet.,. .. near N1wport B11ch Golf aundeck, 2 btk1. occ: ~~11t'::;gn1ory Pt. (Collect Hl1117511·1M171) prtv1t1 olflc11. Wkdy1 Clrc11 , Hunllngton FOUND: Wht cit, brwn *PARADISE Hunt. Harbour, dehwhr, CourM 5"5-'9855. $300/mo. Incl utilities. -e 4 e . 4 I 4 4 , Eve 1 BMc:h. 1142-2834.
Spae'138 1Br w/dreul8' gH #rp71c. $555/mo. 1 Br~ & bey Yl1w. '31·343& CdM rmm1te wanlld to Fem rmrn1t1 went•d 540-tll02, 4000· aprlnlcltrad & 8000' ~~:::c~~ ~~lorth SPA* rm. 5 mo. 496-IMa MO..aao ---·1 kit....__ ' pl Shr 2 BR 2 Ba pref non 23·30. W/Hml. 2 BR In Ind ., I I N I 1---------1 bhlm 2:30-8;30PM. .,,_ ...,_,, r • Mil Prlvetti 11\lrance. W<>f'klng emkr. 2~5. A°vl Mar. 1. dplx, 1285 mo. 946-111110 .. ,.., B1t1 u r a ewpor FOUND: 1·24 1b1 8 mo.
11.t. •-uL -.. a WllllAll IPTI Arch11 & Old Ntwporl m • n or '•I t r • d . $400. Call All1on, 2908 11 M/F to 1hr FUii 8-vlct ~t• B11ct1. Ample power. old Garmin Ship mix ANO MASSAGE
-• ••-Lrg 1 & 2 Br aptl. amooo Rd. S550/mo plue ulll. S200-S255/mo. l •guna 71S0-1704 charming dupleit. C.M. 11 llT mft SS 2131~1 dog, vie 20th & Conti-Sc>tdll425 for"' Iv. llllPRI IPTI pln11 & 1tr11m1. Se c 942-3572 Buch. 4114 · 139 or Cat 01< N/emllr 1200 $600 Fum/unlum F« leaM 1pstroxlmet•IY nental, CM. 831-1537 MllMge, Spe & S.... s10'0 OFF_........... gat.. pool, gym & IP&-Oul9t 2 Br. 1 ea. ger, P•· 404-«Sll Mii. Fem. llOl\·ln'lkr. 2 Br &31-12sS . • All YOO Med for . 1700 eq ft. lndu1trl11/ enno Id for dltCOUnt "~·""" OOlll ,.o p1t1. From 1400. tlo, pool No P911. 1801 H t Ba. E. Ootta M ... nr Mon hlY ,,._1 one of11oe epece, 545-0215 FOUND; Mall ahap mile 2 8 10 N • wp or t 9 1.
A LOVELY PLACE 846-e5111 15111 St. Nwpt Hll. 1550. l1t1la, •1111 2tM b1c:kb1y. $226 & ulll. F-.n•ll roomm111 went• ~M70 4.000 I .I. 2.0/HDRS, puppy lbt • mo. wht 873-oMt
TO LIVE N1 BMc:tl 2 bd 1~ b 1142-7340 PIM Knot Motel on Cou1 Ro11m1ry 5"6-7843 #II. ed, COM. 1 block to 2 I 2-+iOS T cond merlllng1 = & ctltat. Npt Ben-on Pwilneutl
•ttom.y/Pvt 1 & 2 Br ;ir•plece. c';ie an~ 8adltlor, ..-10 bMc:ll Hwy, NB.attps to ooun. 042-111114 ~-bHch. Avail 3/1188. Dix office In N.B. 111ec:. F°!y 01 . 2·2 g9 ..,, · W1.rMf/E arda. HB Open 24 hrt MI C & VIM :re:'/~.... d11pe1, enc ger. $505 $350/mo. utlll & ...,..,.. Wiiiy rel•. M5-0440 Fem lhr w/Nme lg 28' Non·~moker. •255 mo 1Uft9. Pref. non/emottw. 9711-1251 P Lost: Clllc:o cat, vie P1u· ---------.,... Call 536-0021 lncld. 875-000e --..-28• ept CM nr OCC In. plue ~ utlllt .... Contact S 135/rno. Ms-3700 t1rlno & 55 Fwy CM Call 1-·I-I •lltumlneted kltdlen llU I PLAOll dry t1c'11 12011 mo' +. Kar• n ° r 8 tar re INll.... Jen, 550-1801 ' . .... ... ~~ evlll. 3 BR 1\.i bl condo, Vlt'f Oceanfront. 2 bd, 2 be. R1a1on1bll r•t" Kit-1160 ..C. + utll. A~•ll 8734732. or 850-5104 Woll •1t1bll•n.d •not· Aaanattatatl Lo•1 femlly pet, yellow Flaaaclal
•5 ecr• ol t>Muttfully ~:.:S~ S 5 7 5 {Tl 0 · 600 ~-OCl4Nln~otlt. Vrty, chlnett11, phonea, maid 3-1. &«--0182 WAITll n..,.,nv firm Medi ..,. Coclletltl etwn Otenge 1-.... ,
11nd1cap1d •urround· :ooo mo. S58-692 ..,., 'f"lc8•· .. ~ocPhlanP:Ret Mm0°· Fem to lhr 2Br Nwpt hM Non clg. 1mllr., MIF lo prox. 1500 1q ft on 1 ............. 3"2 & INlne. 145-1412. A::::.::l.a:: .... 14 1ng1 1.111 than 1 mll• from · "11. " "' • l300 mo. 111 & lllt. Aveli -"at• 2 Bl 1 &a. penln. §.' lea ... poulbly Found small blKk I.melt --!!!!!!!!!iiifriiii!!!!iiil-if:.:. •Hr Frwye & ehopplng bMdl. Loeetad In nice Cltlfhlvln llgh1 & .try 2Br. TEL. 1007 ~Blvd. lmmed. 831-31411 ept. 175-5"02 Ill. . P'9fer O.C air· SCRAM-LETS Ooog. Black "'Oller & -P'll 11 ' • au .. t .,.. qui.t rtlld . ., ... 'fr: 3 1ba, patio. enol oar. CM M5-111:l1 .,.., Call Mich... Udi .. -• • ·,11lli4r-re!'!.:·:~ 1575,6'2·2134 V.calMa ...... , Ar:,::'_,iru,~?~~ Arr.n:~~~~.~P~•'!'• 00k•714117&-4021 ANSWERS ~,·~lcM~~ :~.in!~! :~p~~:.·'~tc~
e6e Hoi applicltlone lor lfnmecf. 1 Br. l)ll'tlllly tum, pool, lergl Big e .. r Cabin. loo! My nernt 11 811Y9, trH. 1 300 lnol wtll. DANA PT, AIT,.: hM'f . Known Found: Young bleck Hondt, rtpalr MOP In
1 &atlal'ld~. HB occup . 1750 & dep. clubhouH $4116. Dyl Pool table. COior TV, 2 I'm 211 y re old & I'm 6d ·45H, IHv• mH• THEAAP18T8, DOC· Sllltf't. Modelt Cockapoo. Mele. Nr Colla Mela. llcoell. tong BMioftWemw 636-0297,142·7747 531 ·7701 , 1v11 trpl'e . Sleepe 14 . lootllngfOftnapl,bull uge. TORS, CPA, 8Al.E8 HOTEL Knott'• B•rry F•r"'. Ht. loc:ellon w/goocl
2131433-6100 7141545-49010 need 1omeon1 to 1pllt F etlr 3 br hH llth & A!P, ETC. llCll too .. 750 loll '~ et>out t4s.e6l'S terme. Cati CutUt H.,._
....... IDT ~= \~1:~~t Coi y 281, 181, frplo , IUlll •• __ =ld,.,,~W' ~·~•,· Nwpt ltvd. t2So. Julte ~'. ~00°:io4~ ~u'.! •x~ .. ac> bWtl, &3l·l2tt. egt. •To~ with IMi'O rMld.ntlal 1,..1 Lge 3 bHmed cell, _ger, 110 _,., ..... I '"'lf • eto-8097, Mf.Mt1 .,,. OCM!t • .-xi t ...... IPtnd P!f!!aall Hll ~ ceb!Mt WOfkat Ot •T.,,...8'Mt+Poof 8' 2"' ba. dlX ,C,t 2 Br peta. AYlll 3/1. S&85 mo. Cute/coz:y/1 Br Ceblftl, 002·10 1 ert 8PM. _ • ___ ._.., iomoupeoe•towM• ti. night Don't buy tM • contr.ator to~ etiop
..... t,..-. .,_ ... __ 2 'b• frrto I c•r' ....... ,· ....._ Hte. M5-1M2 819 Beal L•ll•. Nlohtly •• br .... _ '--·~ ~.._ ---11111 - -In COM.,..... tfOT!l." • 01•011 OF In Coit• M11• ., .. .. :;.:,=.. -p ... _ ' • ..,_ .. _. Wffllly monthly. ( mt .. • 4 .............. _..,, ....... "-·-.. , .... ..,.. ...... iiiiiiiiii'"iiiiiiim-1"11111 • 0. ee 2 1 d ". 0; ............ atloe gu. u 0 & dep. Ao· 2 Bdrm frplc 1 blk to Snow 'summrt' Celi <!,.,..,,Mitchen, etc. C.M. l'l••ponlll> .. famtty or' ·-· -I ..... lllLll E , * 14 Speciol11 Plana oeptlng ~lone for bllch.' H50 'yrly. Ot ll Smc>ke¥ Tlmel COUIOll S240Jmo. 11111• Incl. SIO need• to '*'' home w1 Pl1me.,... A/C, 3 bike to Mil~ i couneel• 840-1154 8¥.
•GounMt llZed llltch· I m m • d . o c c u p . 816-44 tt. ,........... ' dap. t46-13ff yard & garage !.eldt IMed\. Oto w/~ .,,.._ I~ Mery Helen. (714) 110 NO. HAMOA I LVO
_,. 113e-02t7;M2·1747 "' I .. Coate Me•• by 411 MI •.a-•-_,. ~ '""10 FULL!RTOH Fumllure upon r9qUelt Lg 4 bdrm 2.,. beth ... _,_ mL.--.. ,.. n .,.,...,,, quiet, to llhr 2 O o o d Io o a I r e I a · · -· ~~ ...,., ""' ,_ b oootlinD a hlet: 3 tlr, 2 ba. Meo+ M60 clou d In 'p•tlo, 111ni !!I! It,....!!!! br, 2 b• N.8 oon.-o. MM644 evee iq. ft . HO·UH Of' A.__.. ..... 111-1111 ftW Y~O_. Ing~,,,._,... eec. depollt. Nr W,,,,_ Cond. CloM 10 be9c1'. l.lrQt 3 Ir. houu, IHI/mo. t1t 1111 l . 17).Ull. -•--!!!! ()per\ 24 In Vftft nn
10 Hu!ttlnOton c.m.. 1 &Ootl'lardM7-t'7S Yrtylt16.e.itOfM4tt. l2tSl1T1o. Av•H lmrNd. e1 .. n1119. 951.33t4 1¥9 Employed 9f'lduate atu· ...,....._...._.,.,.°' . y MYI I -I a
m4nUle drM to sen oi.-2 ., blMn MOW a ovetl 0. IOOO ft •• IM!lly Pltnty of prJwcy. No kid• mao d«lt .... bectletOr :r ..... ""'."""tor,... ATTRACTIW I .......... ,, .. .
00 '"*11-_ · ~= dra,.1. oarr.••· d l1h: rft'I, frm d/r, ion', orNt g'atf'.:~ ... "'W1.t:2'e•le -=em• to.,,_. 2 br 2 ba for 3111 "°" .... 74 ~ ~ • ~ fnlM\ ADS MASS!U81!S L~! tMll 1 .... ,...,.. waetlef, poo , no petl. ~ewport llltnel loo • '' or tum --'· pod, 1941, MU-V....-1 llW or bed'9lor _._..,.. >Gitt......._... UUl1ll TO l!fWI YOU Jiiooo dn UIMIMO
2 ... from ", 0"' • a •• I 'rn 0 . 11260/mo el0-3tOO . Hi-2222. ,,., Jeo· lennlil. l3IS In· •P• W9nled, ... 15. Lve "*"' .. ----"' lat FREE ~ IOlfMIO ...-SCAWlfC> V1UAOE tl0-2'11. ' M/F to"" ~ Ptn 3 olu II ell 0•11 tvt1 ft'ltO wllt.w. t41·1"'4. 7 1••II1 • t I? 1 o' ~ wttet a WonderM W~ ""'°'*Pit•--wllft 111e&e HW1•1a1111•witee ••oonoo.2\t ba.PGd. • a .. _ · l6041M. 11••••ia I 11 1 1" t ,._ l.•n• M.I . 1tpl'l'I hn la •• 1'A .. Towntiouee. llMll no P•t• A•t• br ""4"11/ IN-."°'* I':.& 0 hOj:)p no . , II t • .. -"*"\1t. -
Ole90 l't*'I north on ... 21 + 13JI ct.o. Ou .. 10/mo. H3·t2U o; ::;:: 0J hu.r;;!4o~l: •trl! Nwpt, Pvt rm, IM, .... 19 let Mlf ,_MO ......... -"""· CM. \Im; r:: ~-:== Mr....... , ..... aHalt 10 Mol'aelden µId . Hear 'rwy. 711-tN1 171• µyet • furn., kit Ptlv lot em• L--a a-.... oeftt ,.:..;...;_, .... , 1,,_,r._ .. ...,. lly I04 Cl ned ' ..? .... Oft....,_."" to • ••• · 9¥1 ...,7 ployed '•· •ioo ....... ...., • _..,, .. ,... ,, Ma.:lf!B Id, to'!!'-~------11r ept 11011• refrto MO ..., loo laay HHH. •rt-~...-----..,;.-....;.;... 1111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-~· otl IN llt 1 _ ~ ....... .:'~Ii Qllllfled Ada,~ on. l)Uklnt . ado mo: WANT ACTION? • n11ln ............ "LL' Idle ....... wtth ... ..... .. ~,.. oe m..... iilli lttetM -, .... ...,
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Phoenlll, Arla. Lola of 00 YOU l.OOK llKI A H0,000 plu1. 'or Info • nt'I Imp ·~ P2 1_.0~· for eprlno leel'tlon• and DRYl!R, c111n, work• J I II-It mei ... 1. 471.nk,lo\tOf
appreolallon 1111. Call ,AMOUI PIAIONAl o.it '12•120·H11 111000 perLmo p011nt111. ~!~!: :uti: &OOd ... tn HolY•l11• •wlmwear good 11~. _ tft If _ chrome. eeml cMpl*f. ~llw•~!.:. (102) 8•4';~1,1 ITV' (Paat or prtHnt): JOIN A &UOOlllflUl No ellper. n•c .. ury. l:r fon~hl peraon '°" llne. Alto OllW IYPM IOI 548-0H MUST 8[LL:parctl ol 164 H .000. 631•1911 .,. .... '° to ,...,.. . , WOIMll PIOI '"" Of p/ I ... I 8Mr • Win• Ad11erllM· k Rubi.. '5200 retell· Pl\09nl1t AZ 1~ M'°"9 PlftOnl took .. • NATIONWIDI IA'-11 time. New bullneae, new IP cal nrl1IM meni. No HPerlence w .. ner, olHn, wor • 11001640•8081 ' l!!nl" Hll
• 11111 Heroh firm now TIAM. Be one of o""er produCll ,0, Into Dayt 154 4544, 1har 2 required Oec;lcgrouna good • IH _ M•eu !• ..... 4!1t fanning In Or Cly M\d 1100 Independent HIH 648-1113 M'r Adema Pl\A 8111 01111 rol" onl~ ez APPOIOI I 549.449~ Ol&MOnd tolltalra round TOfklf onrome-MOlly IMX Mltllng look•l •llka IP• IOll'lll Mlll~prodUCll -,., e 3 ,.,.... . --br"llant O&Ct aptv••• bike I l&O t•• .. te IHI-plloenle to bt uted for of The T .. ~ M,.,..,...., Plant Operator for t• IS[CR fAAV fOI ttcllllte• rnenl 1•1 I """"0 TRASH COMPACTOR 0 ' ' ,. . .,... 552..()629 -. ,..,. ....... ., ._ turlll flfm _..,., bOOll l 8 t>llln x1n1 cond , '" ed 13,750, 11150 080 • ___ ..;..:...:......;...;.;..;.... __ IHI • tt I "en. PWtlM • '"°"' ewnta. Co, We'Ye be In tM.lllMU M 0 0 W 1t I• W • t er 11 t•p 1 n 0 a ,.,; 10 r 0 : n • w . a 0 0 , M ., k Mutt NII 681·6181 20" Aed Co11111 811ct.
Spacl•llll In N.B and &ubmll phOloe (Mutt bt "nc:'9 1 ... to 'fCMI know TrMl11*'11 Plen1 In o.nt computer HPll ••Mn· ""'ITTll •1111 641 7476 Many axtru OtHI CO M propertlH . Call •good lllctnett) and we re here lo et•y Polnt.Ortde2or38ttte 1111 Needed 10 ••art Im-Futl time IOf "'"..,,,,lee · .. clalatrt 1111 urlltllt Orgen, •bl k~· COf\cl 150 631·7645 °'
851-9fS5 oenertl Information on Through OUf ... f~ Cartlflo•t• rt4'Ulttd med . 7&9 ·9 t41-0r ,.,.~hie.,, production IW1. •••rl•I• IOH Rockwell 38" wood lathe ~die~"' cond M 64:1·"66
DANAE CORP, BKA. ~. s.lclf\CI took·•· we ptovlde lmptlnla .8 tart Ing I e I Ir y 833-9508 EICdlltwltleerlt~ He'!_"', ec, huatlr!! a..,,..,. "'-ti~ glaaa hall I~ hp motor, compl wi 1 r:J" ..... 11 ~ Ilk• of tny entertain· c tlendare, •P•Cltlty 1889/mo. E.0 .1 . .... ~I> eq .... ., ...._ ..,.. • ._ 52 l<I b 11 o 8 nth -•••!J Waat.. ffM ment, polltlell. hletOtlell Item• and e11ecutlve gl"• 496-1780 SICAETAAYI Al!Cl!P· 7141536-3939 ' fixture, on chain, 185. knlvee. 1495 67&-292 Swin:er 1oio~·c~t S:, a&7· 7N
S 15,000 wlll be eec:ured by ~~,:'t~~·1:'t::~rr:::11:~~~ to thou.Hndl of bull,_. QUA I.I TV C 0 tH A 0 L TIONIST IOf publlC wttlf TYPIST I OLE.AK lor P:a· 875·5292 Wood wOfkl"O machinery, 0 0 0 , 1111 I 1 5 0 0 . 111'(11 .. 11 ~
prime Founteln Valley Fun w•" to earn extra 111 who adverllH b1Y worker, Flllm1. QC ~)(looettd 1"a 0f1'11"' ehlon 1111nd Oto, non araltert toll evtfYlhlno mu0
11 go. 642·1234 1...... • .... ~ 11 home nott for 3 'f'I II ' giving Ollte to Ille r work wlaudlo CIHlllN Point. Int typing l'IQ k I tlO •pm llllng 49'-2 72 , • ., .. .--
2 2 ~. J •ck mon•Y;, Sub,,,~t to: F•· cu11omer1. Thi• 11 your Min w•u.• to 11111. AOPI~ ~~~~~rn "1~1a~ymi1~.Jt5 r'p~o~':. 8w3o-'&·30. I llY ,.llfTlll IUtTllO llTll I rtla leMt 1230 WANTED: 28" Glr1'1 10
7141848-1959. ~:~~ c!~~!r, ~t~rt:~; ~m~r.:.'~~tty.!: ~ 8ooll• On Tape, 71' C, mo 49'1 17841 700-8868 Harb 967 8133 UHd for wHhlng m•· omplat• scub• Ht. •PHd bike. Mu1t b•
MNtt .. ",T.D.'14111 2013,Npt8ch92663 tlnutdlncometromr .. 't{.17th St.CM.Aeklor . WUTU/UI *IBUY** c hlnt 1 30 Gary S1751.0BO rH1on1ble.53f.3645. ---put ordara. Commie· r~ Secretlf}I, lull time perm.. COU .. TE" HELP 546-747S 160·3918 Men• SchWIM Vatally 10 ... ••--•IVEI E$T E good CO btneftll, New• ,.. n Plll,.._l S ___ .. • -· ·-" .ione .,. paid lmmec:tl•· REA'-AT port C1n1tr ln1. Firm. Apply In pe11on btwn "-•hcelluHu 1211 Elan 05 Slalom Skit. 205 epd. 75. Exit ...,..., •rttll• 0., IH, SenlOr pref ~I pickup ttly, II you want Ind•· Salelman, Need 1 111pe-A•lc lor "on Jackeon 3.&pm. 212 1 Balboa 8I/ MASTERS AUCTION am, Tyrone 360R bind· 1144-4579
Spec:T11011lil,,no,.!!. t1~~~ 2nd & deliver~ ome:_on :=,an:n~=· •J::i"'1 :r":1 I9rn':~81~11c~:. 644-4242 Corn•r 22nd St, NB, Uf·IUI Hl-1111 1
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111....., ..... Blueprlnt. 186-E A •Y •• I •I tat f • ··~~·h·I & Original Pint Ll~a ~· Whit• Fr. Prov v'1"J ... --Robt. Sttti.r NH/CM Ave, CM. 540-9233 ... 0 r r ••• y .. • or ............... unnut .. ·-TY ••• , I ,.... Beeutlful camper IMll; fOf R.E. Broker 8d RNllOll I 7141657·3000 Co•ll growing firm. (Dept.) Mtrkall~ l'&ITll/WAITIHS 4 poet•r twn bed Ht ... -t ltrH ..,. 1m tructl, bftnd new. in,.
642·217t 545.()611 191ma .... M111-0rang1 Co. Alt· ea.tin N~''!t~lllonl hu op«lfl'IQ In With Cit for wlelcet bu-Complete wl m•ll. boa ,. ..... , 12-ta BEAUTIFUL 26" RC •Id• llghl• uoo. Ex per or treln•• can port Hollday Inn, 3131 ·-,...... • .,.._., Beech flnanclnet Mfv1cee ktt lunch Mtllloe. 9:30 10 apr, etc. 175. 142·8751 Color TV. 2 yr wrnty. 848-5793 11T Tl, 11-.. L.T,Y make $9415/hr 1tat1fng Brlltol St., Coate MN&. 714/64t-5051 firm. Good typing, 11101• 1:30 pm. Mon-Fri earn frea I All ft I ,. s 148. Free dell111ry. ~---------
23% yield, $40,000 111 pay. Full and PIT poef· CA 92826 Rt1t1uran1 thand 11c1111. Exp. req'd. $150 to $175 wkly Muet *"&Ill WAITll Open Sun. •••er llllff Hlf
TO on $80,000 rMd'(·IO-llone avallebla In our LEGAL SECRETARY, Walter/Waitress with cer 553.og40 be neat, pereonable. en· Good cond. rHe. price. llY·llLL-TIDI TV John'• 646·1788 Peugeot. NHd• a 11111•
bulld hllltop. Spect \llew, publlc•llon1. Call temporary, Fathlon tor wicker b11ket lunch Sec:re111111 ergetlc. 979-07,.7 at 10 989-122t 842·0100 Featuring wHl)Ons ol &II M1hog1nv eterao cab 7' wor'll. $175 or bell Offet.
downtown L.A. acro11 537•2680• Ext 3 KING leland eree, non emkr detl11erltll High c;ommla AM lor appt. eru: Swords, colne, war high 4r wld• 20" dMP 848..()173 aft 6.
trom Elyelan Perk on 1111 uper In Callfornla CMI slon. Mon-Fri, 9-1:30: WOITIYI souvenirs, antique• and • ,.. s E ' ----------
Parle Or. 15% Int. 3 yrs, EARN FULL TIME PAY Llllg1tlon, $10.00 hr Call 720·0355, 642·1907 no•naat WWllHIE Dining tebl• w/4 ch•lre, lhouHnd• of collec11bl• 8 COii lln . g 9• d MtltrCJCIH/
$34,000 taket It. (7141 Pert·llm• hout1 Prln· 546-3733 Haaoquartare olflce ol Expar or tralnH• can xlnt condition. 1200. lleme. 559-4510 lcMttrl Hll
240-8t23, lllH 1714) CH• HOUH C1ll Car· RESTAURANT Ille JOiiy Roger ~.U· m•k• $8-$13/hr •tarting 7151.gs90,979.7937 ORANGE COUNTY 1982 Pioneer automatic 493· 1 153 or ( 6 19) otyn, 730-0231 lt11I ... retaty DISTRICT MANAGER rant Chain hu an open· pay Full and PI T 111111· Obi Waterbad compl FAIRGROUNDS. Coste turntable, $ 125/olr. '79 YAMAHA 2500T
729-3046. Trela•• for rntaurant chain. DI· Ing for an experienced able In our publlcallon• with lltbretor 175 Men, enter gate 3A oft 968-3541 sieve. ENOURO -EXCEL
WIDOW HAS ••s lor FIC Bookkeeper, IUll time, Small c:1a1 .,__,. rtct reeponllblHty lor OC Execut1111 Sacratary to Cell 537-2880, Ext 3 Call"548·184g ArHnglon SI. Stereo, A .. /F .. ca•• & S400 646-8001
T.O'e, S t0,000 up. No exp. Sa I a r y op an . Beacn Off Medi non· lood coete, labor cos11, the Vice rH ant o 30" SQUARE OTTOMAN POOL TABLE turntable S 110 'H Im& 11111. • • conetructlon co 2 yre ,...,._.,.... • Area Including Hlaa, p Id I KING '" I '"' '"'
credit check, no penelty. 631·1191. Cheryl. emoluw who can type 50 lood quality and quant· Operetlon• Polltlon r• J••• WaalH 5105 GREEN UPHOL S55 4'x7' slate costom wood 1145-7194 Under 2000 mllel, rune
Call Oenleon Anoe. WPM, apell. enunciate lty Direct responllblllty qulr11 excellent •hor· 1175 5292 I dftlgn cOme. w/bllllard 21,, I 1 .... "'-I "" Ilk• new, 1800. Oy• 573.7311 Floor supervleor. work and 11 sell-motivated · • lhend ind typing •klll• Reg NurM. P111 duty, 25 • llghl & welf unit w/cuea. ti •• -If n 851-5111; '"' 720.()789
flow & quality control. Starting ulaty $850 per ~~1!411~"=' ~~,t~~d and ollare • 11arl1ty of YTll ••6P7:, r9~1.'n 111111 C Bedroom lurnllure. TV Valued et $2000; aetllng Teka II home tonight & 1---------
TAX SHELTER 4 TO 1 expel'., dapeodable, fut mo. enforce chain 01 com· ra1pon1lbllltl11. Prior urvy ..,. ...... coneola. Rosewood wall rcr $500 firm. 661-8237 111.,..11 operatlno tor only KAWASAKI 550. I mo•
Turn my T.O. Into your learner. Hwln~ knowled· Call 84tbert 75g.1477 mand. lneura Co pollcy r1111urant ••perlanca pr a c 11 c e I Nu r 1 •I ayelem . Many other $159. Gary 546-7476 o Id . XI n I con d ·
Tu ban~ Min. Inv. ge a mull. 64 ·9651 MAINTENANCE FORE· and procedures ere fol· would be a dafln:J>lue. Companion nd• position, : Items. Call belore 7 PM. P!~·~~. ~~!:~~rw~~d 1~~ 11,, I-I TV ~4~?4~f31 ob o . c •II
Full-Time Limo Driver "'AN lowed. 8u"""'r11111e budget Lovely olfloe•. g be· any hrs olc. 6415-2590 646-t277 do·-. ""7·3939 L1rry. 839-635 t or ... ..... nellt packega. Apply In .. ,... vv Xlnl cond. $24'3 new, T ii T l •-.1 83S-826l, ext 2433 Over 25, good driving s 1962-$2385/mo. A 13 control•. 5 yre. uper · pereon lrom 8 AM 10 4 Middle aged lady Meile 11 BOOKSHELVES sacr. s75. Gary 545.7475 ra trl, llft --
record. 675-7700 MGO Walle Water Buen• Park lull time. PM et: time comptnlon 11118 ill Olcoal!.wl aplndlelbet.6 *lllilC*
S150K 2nd TO. eec:ured GENERAL OFFICE . Pat1· Traatmant Plenl In So. $29,000 per yr. Send thll THE JOLLY ROGER, INC position. Light CIHnlng shelves, $100. 495.9754 *'10·11' llAllPll•
by new 2'h ltory = time olc pereon. 3 dye Orange Co. nHd• an Id •nd your resume to 17042 Giiiette Ave and cooking. 631-4376 Dark oak Medlt. cocktall & Ch~~2·~~~ip loatl Cedtr Lodge model. ca. on 'h llCfe, prime Wk to lllrt, wortdng Into experienced Malntan· Job ,g.52110. PO Box Irvine d bl 1 d bin 1ty1e, llllngla roof & Me11 646-4'831 , full-flllt & ance FMeman, 3 )'Mr• 15t02LACA90015not 714-548-0331 ;~.'!u:e7~4nt con, SIMO 544-7670 Clauter leal 7010 beamedcelll~llll•
621-7103 rec:r~k~n;. m~lly experience H • Mnlor lat• then 2122-83 SECRETARY bi•lll . Feather pillows cleaned, CHARTERVACHTS INT'L new. $10,~:.-Sw72111Ung '2nd TO's trom $5,000 lo aohtdullng appte w/ m1lnt1nanct man. • Salee r .... I t bk ft:: SSlO Beeulll."I ~ullom Tradltlo-aanlllzad & rellutred L I & world wide eclli IJl!~'vCrNNtl" .. '*•2..0"'°1,.,;_
$50.000, high ylald ..,_ cuetomers by phone. lllorough knowledge of UVllTiltH Fii or ~.. nvN o{k: 1 f.t';Ns !!!' nal 4 x7 walnut collee oownprool ticking In· oc:a Y ..," an ~:..923 "'" cured by 1lngle lamlly Penl 64&-107,4 g.5 pumps, motora, & elec· T lie p exp gramme a Golden Rel Pup• ror V1-lbl, lnlald marble cntr eluded. 642-<4670 charter•, hrty, dally, wtcly or night• 54,. ...
homee In San Barnar-trlcal equipment le ne· • W "" raq. Non •mkr. eatery lenllnet day AKC OFA. $300. 833-1574 71~73·10t5
dlno. Prln only. Call GrHt opportunity, the cesa.y. Experience wtlh $800 plus, weal<ly. Ex· neg Mall reeume to Ste. Sh t ' •d 's2oo Prol. Drawing boerd w/ p 7012 , Dennie (7 t4) 8116-91128 Balbo• Bay Club lor OSHA 11fety program & cellent rrlnge benell~. 200, 2855 E. C11 Hwy, 49: 7138~orm · Beaulllul & rare lurnlture lamp & aliderukl tWll Aatt••hYI
,·Mon-Fri 9-6. Co1mtologl1t, mike-up preventive maintenance draw. 545-7648 CdM 92625 • Hie. Too many gorgeous $80. 631-0410 Claulc 18' Lapstreke
arll•I. manlcurlll Fol· system daalr·.. E 0 E Herlequln Great Dane. Item to 1111. Mull He Centut bay bOll, 4 """· IMPORTANT NOTICE ...... · · · •111 RS lile/P••· Sell Gourmet Steaks and huge mete born 9120/82. 675-3738. Front th19w prof. mower, G 3500 675_616"1'' TO READERS ANO lowlng prelened. Call bet 496-1786 -SHfood. Sella ... 11y needs repair, $150 or b81 ray. · · AOVERTISEBS ~llOgtat 9.5, 645-2972 Hk tor F"t growing commercial 1300 to $500 per week. Champ 11"""0' ~l~arwood Like n-. Ore111r, drll· otr. 645-8252 26' Flberglau Boll good The price of Item• ad· _ _ Jennlt• or Laney 11'11111 IUlll printer looklng lor A 78()..8235 kennel ne u e perao-sing llble whit• $45 ph nd SfO 000 • '11tlJ WaalH 5100 H.W stytlit & aaet. for B.I Earn $450 to $800 per FEW GOOD SALESPER· nal.tty. $450 or trade for 646-4350' ' PINBALL MACHINE co · 54·8-0729 ~artlMCI bY.~'::_le-~ -_. If 'fCMI hlYe • 11L SONS. Some knowledge 11LE,_l 1&1.11 yO\lng lem. blk dane. Pvt Older model, need• re-1----------1 er• In the ............ ..,_..
....... '"'"'""' Salon. 873--40t3 wagon Of van end enjoy of the PfUlllng lnduelry Tired of making min· 875-2039 ~ ftLllM HI n• pair, $150. 64S-8252 13'h' Gragor Alum boa\, tied adll9fllslng columnll
$900 to $1000 AT .... , wor111ng with lMNIO'f'I. helplUI but not nee. Mutt lmum wagH? we pay Springer Spaniel Pups I 546-2046 CHARMGLO GAS BBO wllrlr 15HP Johnson. does not Include 81')' ap-
t yr upr Balance re-HOUSEKEEPER/ CHILO Call Mt. Rountree el be quallfled to open new guatanteed 15/hr. Very Mala & Femele $ 75 A table chalre, chrome Port bue (wills), rolll· X tr a I $ 120 0. PP. r:~::,':r ~:::: :::r::. ports, batch & code fOf SUPERVISION • Ptnln 548-7058 btwn 11AM & tce:OUnll .. well .. UP-Illy tell. PIHH Ctll 7141539-7437 with cane/bamboo -b-eerie shall. 12' hose + 714..,e75.3363 computer, 10 key by P1 .. Balboa nome, echl 3PM week dl'fS. grading Histing ac-531.30111 Aek for Mr Wk 1 k di t 1 1----------1 ctltfgee. f ... fOf *pot. touch. Appllcallonl now age chlldren, Mon-Fri, counts. Com minion WlllOl'I LOYtbla Englilh Springer bing, $70 for all. qu c econnec • na · '54· 1 ' HuGlcl n1, dble lullon control dt,,,lce
being taken, 8 10 5 pm at 11AM~M car a must. Medlctl on I y . For Inter 11I1 w Spenlel 8 week Old pup.' 1175..() 132. gH. $50. 644-4015 plank mlhog $260. certlllc1tlon1 or deal«
U.S. rental• corp office. Call wkdy• 10AM·5PM Full time trMICrtptlonlll 545-4747 11UPllll Wiii p 1 t •. AK C , S 185. TIAllTlll&L Gorgaoue twin bdrm set 675-7079 76C).l263 documentary prepare·
1787 t Mltchall, Irvine. 673-7643 ~rr,ont ofc per~ ~I . s·LES Suppllment your Income 760-t463 FIUt111··· Stanley, Butterc;up, m•· 11' .. ~ •I•·-1211 !Ion charg•• uni••• 7141558-AllOO ""' or x-ray o .......... • " ol 'KC .._1 pie tops, lge 80" triplex -· otharwlee specified by
HOUMlceeper. mllure. e11· lion Viejo. 831..0740 lll/W•EI e~ 0~ ~~.~~ Lha11 ~pao, " • pupa, Several nice plecff In· oresser w/hutch/mlrror, 675·70 9 760·l263 the adlllrtlaer. &OOlllTllT I perlenc:ed. loving, altar Medic•• Olflca, 'h llm•, Part·tl••· fall-tt.• Nlllng. Pert/time enn· chjPPUfl llome ree:· I eluding some acceHO· eplndle headboard•. nlte 21' Ollll OUISIC A••• ltmc"/ tor emall Corp. of 7 ty· ICl'lool c:fllld supervlllOn. Insurance bllllng. Muet SalH Managers end Inga & wHkenda only. w/ ove cere w • rlea and Grandl•lher stand 1700 775-4230 s I '66 S.asklff
pogr•.u...a. Old 1--.. lon APP, rox. 50 hou11l mo. be evte el aly a11pe .. I T I H I R I I paper trelned. gold 8 Clock. Very low prtcea. . . L•llopwi>straeceke,' teak d_,.ka', Putt MlS ..... --· Ref 1 '9CI Ired 538-lee& ~ " 11 • m1n1g1men ra ne111. our Y P•Y· •P Y n· white, red tip•. health Also l\a .... 40 SemlOlllla MUST SELL· 1982 Ency· "" mathodelno computere.. u ~. Laguna Beech. s .... •llP« or none Wlll eluding your phone' 1 From $200 & up I lopedl &fltt le 111 36 mahog. Int. 10' beam, all PAINT & Illa body wont, G-ral ledger. payroll HOUSEKEEPER 494-&541. train qualllled per.one number: Tl'9ndex Mll'k•I '~4~530JW>25 · fold Ing c;htl rl and 5 c-~.--! Inc .. '!}._! book. the 1oy1. S 12 ,000 or up to 50% off your est. and payroll tax ... AI R. Excelentlalary,mustbe fMOM9lonofOt11tteffled R•••arch, PO Box ...,_. lolOlng teblu. Cell v.,._.,.., """""' • trade 648·9540 Blh,842..01001060-1221
Co. hH CPA 11rvlce1. IUPlfl> cool!, lite houM--MODEL HAIR CUTS Marketing Co. Income 65703, Loa AnOe191, CA Jett 99351 838-<4342 trom gem to 12 c99e 1~~11 7 5 O I o b o . Full or part time .• Ser-~k. muet drive -run F«n. pref. all egee. Npt. r $25 000 + """'72 noon only. 4·'""" '56 Mercury Sabra Run• Toyota Truck bed ~ -~ 631-0400 anytime range rom ' """' · Lo,,,eabla baby bunny, -.7-5-,-,-.,-X-L-,.--_-..... .__-,• "'-·t. 111' Clutlc .,_ • ..._ er, cullom black. N9w vio.t do not~. Call 1rrand1. 5 day week. annuelly. FOt COl\fldetlllal Neth. drawl. Great Va· pmce dttk/chalr $85. n r -.... ex ...... -· """ ...... ~~1. M,... Herman Ref'• req'd Write ciu. Nurllng lntenllew c:8ll A. Rk:ney. Ttle91t.t1t lenlln• Gift. 115. Diana Metal, wood loP. uphOI running cond., $3200. gany Plank Boll, lully $139. 971.0555
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.,...,, • Piiot. PO Box 1580, Exper Full and p11111me 114-141·1221 t2 needed No 11lltng, ......,....., .....,.._,._ RebulJt Graymarl ne S25 M/obo-btntly ueed
Oitnaaor or HJGH CostaMeea92828. daylandPMe bcalllAI BETWEENtfAM-3PM wlMtrain Plrttlmeodull VALENTINESPECIAL STUDENT DESK with Large bar la11er11 pool ~:'PT~~r:-~t.~~ 875-21175 QlJ~UlY Ad work. Ex· 1--•-R working condition• •nd time Parakeet• $7.99 10 Chair. All wood, $30. tabte.$300obo. offer . Call Joho CAA COVER l BRA '* d knowledge ol faoM --banams. 842·11044 or SALES. outtlda. well 966-01~1 •11 t PM OSA-0372 1nd ep.ctng. 01)'9. Ir-Com,,_cltl Pf099fty & apply In pareon 488 groomed, amO)Uous a TOP S SS Famtlel Pr• S12.t9 963,....058 1714)895·3720 day• or ~NEW) fOf Poreche 924 lltne. C()mpany beneflte.. c•s.u•lly H•l•l•nt. Ea· Flegthlp Ad, N.B. outgoing. Westmlneter, •• r,. d . M 0 d. t I & z • b , a F I n c 11 •• f-M_A_H_O_G_A_N_Y_T_W_l_N_O..,E~O ANSWER PHONE <714)760-1179 -· l30. 1>48-2789
Bring ump•••· Call Plfienoll nec:enary, min-714-895-2120 E-...... ,. 12131 ... 19u $10 99-$12,go pr ... wl mettre11 & bo11 apr-COST 1125, Mil ror 150. 1111 lllP.1111 Aa'" Wut.. ... 549-2231 John Herman lmum 2 'J'Ufl, Including ORDER DESK & Gen. Oft. _,,,.., .,..... ,_ Free Parakeet w/c•g• Inga. Gd cond. $65, Cell 963-4058
typing. Excellent ban.. procedur•. W9'eull mfg. SALES -•-• ui•n set up. 963-4058 1---------25 ti. Twin Volvo's, trun WE PAY •• w.' 1111. J..-lnBYrance, Ir· lmmed. lull-time open· llnllL •EWELllJ ,_,_ -K·9 Boutique M8·12001------...,---,-IOOLD LEAF FOUNTAIN water cooled. Full can·
I c II M I In T I 55 p • Tre11el A.gency Manager 333 E. 17th St .. CM. Ki"" Sz Bedroom Set with LAMP. Coat 1500. 1111 ,,, ... loaded with ..., .. , It takee money to leel ""ne. 1 eur n• g . Ylfng w m. Muet be·~ In and Retail Trtllel Agent l~~~~~~~~~A~olre. Pecan wood. lorS125.963-4058 Uk1new.M1.11tM11.S22. TOP IOWI
• .....___._ I It 752-0990 Equal Opp pleuant voice, & able to raltl.I Mltlno and mana-needed lor avtremaly I: 600 r18lly ............ ~.!. en Empl. handle phone• • mull. s I d A Severe Macaw wlth lerge s 2 6 0 0 I m I lee 0 Ir w11111nm 831 ......... Fii .. R •••••• 11 time you got Ille Salary p1u1 ~· Cell gement. a ary an busy non·automttad ":!' & parch 5350 5.46-2789 ......... •~ _. WHOLE etory? Doug & INT ACCESS DESIGNER, fOf appt. 642•1912 aomml11lon open. Call egancy. Buelne11 end 1---------1 115 ~4058 AUi 111111
NancyJones,55t·123;5. co60fnalr,noaxpernec .. 1_-;y;n;MMii:iWiiM--Janlce213n47-6518 pleuuratrellfll.Mlnlmum 8 2321 win bad, good cond. WorkBenchwllhlltM,l'IU Sall 7114 PMTIAI/ ....
... ft ... ment M-1114-flu hrs. wlll train MTlllllTIO Slltl 2 r.:8'• experience. No WOOden headboard, llrm e11ctrlc11 outlet. $45 •••1u Fiil... I 2 • ..,. H......_ ........ ....,... -......-631-4680 lll••••• __ AA .. .,_ .. r~-~no • la •• m111reu $40. 1157-17911 .,,.. .. ~058 -.. .,.,, ....... ~ ~i.. Campus Or No 240 I I 3 pa-...-"---· Group " '"' band l wl~team lor K.uw:: .,_. ..... """'"' -·~·.. I C aa IH ,,_.., FOR SALE COST" .. ESA ::~u~~:!:p~ex 1~\:~~~ 11~ n:i~~ !;p:v;:. t.r.::ed~~.~:i~=~·~y :0~~11::,eple-=~~~~ Newport euc
0
h CA &.titan Hiii -$25' ContrKIM• Wheelbwrow 642-4644, M..f', 9-6 I 141-Ull 141-1411
erea. S•IH, olllc•I & Flexible hll. Wiii train ex pr. Call Erik• •t fOf great ..... position•. 92860, attention Uz. 1irm•••E &HT111•. 760-62116 121. • ...... 24' BAHAMA ISLANDER . WE m
maintenance eklll• re-631-4680 752-1716 btwn 8am & Salary plus commttlelon. People who need People THURS FEB 10 ePM 2 wlngb1clc chalre, brn 25 tncn co4of T.V coneote. 11o;::~d. s:g,'~·1 I
qulred.2131592·1573. t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;.,j 4:30 Call Tom Parker , Thet'iwhetthe spontSH&ENOLISH 1e11her-1001c, Ilka new, need• llxlng S1 50. 1 OLUI OU
BABYSlnER, weakdaye, PW Tllll 531·3000 DAILY PILOT We he .... netrly 500 loll 1175 c;asn. 548-1833 5.46-11653 41 lllLlllT 11111•1
my horne. Rele. Glrl, 3 '.Vent Ad Help? SERVICE DIRECTORY of Sco1tl1h & Engllah racf'I 7W cu11om couch, MOVING SALE · B11111lan BHUI. cond. complete
yrs. 873-1357 Bal l•I ml/WHHllS ..:64;;;2;;·56;;;;7;;8;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!::==1•=·1=1 ·=bou;;;;;;:ll:=::;-furniture lo otter In 4 ear1hton11, Ilk• new. chin•. oomplele Mt: en· alec::1 & lnetrum. Wiii fin-CONNEU
CHEVROLET .,... Maka extra SS helplng • houre of brlek Hlllng: S27S c:uh. 548-1833 tlQua mirror. end llblee, •nee or l(•d• ol lncorntl youth cerrleu promote Deco M<Seboard1, catvtd 1---------mirror & plant stand In propertv. 213/592·1573.
Beauty '1Y1111· Sta rent. their own 11tabll1hed eldeboard1, eome with F KING.SIZE BED& bo rattan. Sofu, solld wd. & Mart-• .__,.. 7011 ~~~4 ~:'gen area. routee. Mature, outgo-ROOM TO liROW low mirror a IOITll with rame, mattran 11 brUI wall unit. twtn bed .. !!!!! !:•
• .,,., .1'1• I
, r ' \It
Ing, 1nrect111e parental high mirror, 1 eort of! eprlng, Sl50 752-8961 complt, jewelry. 14K, 280 Vol\lo outdr""'9, good
type perwon. ~ cel1 New company fooklng for good fancy a t cocittlll Ilda--ORANOM.A'S DIN SET dlamondl. 497-3771 cond. $1300, bHI or
2·5PM. M·F 64t-7021 boerd, w11d ro bu/ (Victorian). Sideboard , OR~T BUY on ""Of. hair trade. 7t4/e..S-71SM d~ WI"' management people to grow with moeuy Olk. aome nu.a, 1ge tabla, chalre. &ouoni .... •-• USED CARS & TRUCKS
~4b-I 200 ..... ..,.,,;,
Poelllon with Newport
e.act'I property man~
ment firm. GL. AP, AR
with amphul• In flnatt· fOf a...illfd Ad
clal reporting and ACTIQN ~or• lemllles .,. getuno
US 3 Wtlnut, tablt1/oak lrom Penn. Must 1111. d~. anampoo chllre, lllp I hckt ••-COME IN OR CALL FOR · 1 _ ... d _......__, & bowie & one re11olvlng -RR UPflllll'• drop!M • ....., r.....,_ S 1 2 0 0 d • 11111 r • d . ~ lhOwCue Price Sllpe A11all. Huntington r"55 • occulonal, cht1t1 or 494-.4115 H 1 rb0 u r Bay o A Cormler·OeUllo
1ny11t1. Prior F/C IJlP9f Call the --p1nn ..... _ .. thle req'd. Call 553-0840 A DAM.Y m.OT ~00 "" ....,.
Manage telephone
pleasant setting.
dtaWolfe, Olk 6 walnut, 2 i---------.--1 nego able, 646-1677 840-6545 84&-7786, 6-9 IU1lalT
& 3 drawar, 2 111nltlt1 A newer phone, taku p M , 8 4 O. 4 O 9 7 . 18211 BEACH Bl.VO.
room tn
w/mlrrore, an auort· mage, Ille• ,_. 'It price 714/840-787& HUNTINGTON •"''"CH ment Of Chaltl, l'llll ltlll. 11 $65 831 1400 "°"""
tea trolllee, bookct111. lnlng room set, good ' • llll ll&llTlllAIOE I 4 l • I I I l t r
A.D-WISOI year. If you have a
Ca.mer• Work, Piiling and Ml·W11 camper that'• not geltlng
Stripping. Exper. Pref., ---------.-11 UMd, Mii h now with a MUST ee ·
but wlll train. 646-4070 Safi Idle ltame 642·5678 _Cl_usl_lltd __ A_d. ___ _ OUTGOING
PLEASANT
AMBITIOUS
china cabinet• & cloeka. cond. Blltdl naugah'(de Chocotlle chip recipe, Ory rot repalre. Monthly 14MU1 . 10~ bi.Iyer'• premium. 1 ... y 10 melt•. For more I t F e 1 ---------OtlSTl"'111
Ellper or trainee• can
make 17420/hr l1#tlng
pay. Alf tredea ~
In OUf" pubffc:atlone. Cell
537·2880, Exl. 3 KING ... ............. ............ ..........
All Occupetlonl.
. . ... ·.
1 ... ,,,., lfttrtisi•1
Artist
Immediate opening exl111 In 1ht
Ctet11v• Service• Department .
Succe11ful ctndldate allould heve a
working knowledge of l•yout and
production end ablllty 10 apec type.
Drawing and llluetratlon experience le a
d1nn1t• plue.
CONTACT MR. LEVITI 1t 541-4000
.. tween IAM and SPM
for eppolntment
T11 .. 1-01ro
d • n I• t . c om p . delall• write to: K•r"' m • n . r • • a call Chatle• lot delalla. 8"1 "213 '' 5"' 8278 T Doi ,___._..., _______ , Banke 4048 Sapphira, ...,. op al' ~T~:"w~ Dr. Encino 91"36 50' Slip. xlnt toe. & eecur·
55&-9901 •be. Wu... lut ~~s.~:~3 bolt preferred. Paid
Chlne11 Weddlnn Bed, Sii For YtM Cet1 • -·-Wll1D Up 10 40' Boat p In "••• I -ro11wood, very old, In -8alboa Co\'t, $225. ----~°!' B~~do,'f:~~ ~r= ~~2~· r~~ J.O. ~~gmt. ~·~.,~'=
n0-4703. ,,,. , 3... Cost• M.a 540-M30 Farmland wanted to 1e-Mttlna etlp, NB. 2<1 u • •---------A11Hucn Hll In Or. Cty 979•2eoo. 1111. A11all.lmmed. Henry. Hlghea1 ceen """'*· fOf
·HARBOR AREA 20191 Btyvlew A111 , 642·8200 '(CMlr~lole,domeetlcOf
APPLIANCE SERVICE Santt Ana ~07 Bott ellpt 111allable. New· lortlgn. 551-8215
Wt Mii recond .. guar. PC1f1 e.ctl 25-40' 1 mo J -" noel 549.30n WANTED Tim• Clock, lrM t c II e..2...-0&4 ... --
Fat required. For lnlor-m e 11 on call :
602-998-0429 Ext 3 ~~~·· ..... ...,..... If you heve et l•Ht tllre• yeart'
experience tnd can work In •n
extremely fHt·p•ced environment,
pl••H Hnd your rHum• 10 Suun
Wlngtl'd, Ortno-Coaet Dally P11o1, 330
IPP • · • mutt work. Rt&IOl'labla ,~:, ':S ·Mc!,·Fr1 We'rt ti 1 In the w.. I llT......... PflCI. 548-2l30 for New&· uHd J"p
Hltb '57••1&3 .... -• laal 3 It'll.it tide, .. lO 30' by Selel, -nw.•e I ~ COME GROW WITH US ............ Tiiie poeHlon reportl dl-
rec:tfY to ttle pr"td.,,t
and r. en GP90f1unley to
uplolt your htrd eerned
000 exper, oenerete
,_ tlu8lneee and etiare
11'1• prollta Hrned. At
._.. 10 Y'9 bf"· wcn-
lng dlreotty with DOD
eponaore and an ad·
\IMCtd ~ .. deelr·
able. EX.tenetv• experl·
ance at program ma·
nager level In eyetem1
englntetlng end leChnl· ctr dlrec1ron1 or ....
Poflt 1111em de,,,llop.
'""'' .. ,......,, a.nd ~"°"' and ~ hl~ory to MIChMI c.
Wood, 81TAC, INC ..
15040 Aodl:ftlkt llYd. Ir· vtrie, CA 11714
..
• W~ Bay Street, Coett M--. CA 92628.
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
lJO W BAY 57 •COSTA MESA CA .,&26
At• I (J\IAI 1>••t>0•t 1Jftiflf I (#PiOYt•
• • o • t •• I I •• Io o Io o • o o o o o o o o o o o o o • Io•*• o • o o
_.. -• u-. 8' beem, SO ft. No 11111 • Prlee a a...ctlon. w .. unol'IOuM r.trtoer•tOf Eytry &undly, ~. lu!!Ja!!t• 1124 1t>0trd1. 05$-2473 11.000.000 tnwntof)<.
wlloemtker. ucel" COfld. Oranoe Coelt Co11991. G I I h
-
1_1_7_5_, pl\_7_60-_8_533 ___ , Ftlr,,,lew 6 Arlln91on, Epfphone u tar w I I.II ""8 .. "·-11 ........... Ad_...._._ c;aH. Good conOllon. 233 19th. St C 876-0236
G.E Aelrlg. for Hie. 2 .,._ ..,_ ,,._..., 'l!.!7~5::_. ~Ctll~Ml-=::,:1'.!'!64:,9~--l·'i'Aii'~~"iD'iiiii;~i door $100 frtt to buyera. Seller -FREE 40' SLIP & DOCK 0 Call 49M007 Aae9Na11ona/ Into .... IPUllH Newpot,, ptM ownr. In
-aily Pilot · · · · · .. · ······ ···,
l•MEBIATE
O'El/111
n•
E IOE .. "TO.. 5~ 4X12 Clllllnet, xtnt COf\d, •Chenoe for my llml1ld
R FR "" .. eoo ..... RMS. I 1911/Pf. UM ~ bo.t, motOt pref. 1'14 -•• .. -SmaM t~~ 175 SUPfR 6 OAAAGffll Gtl')', 548·1479. Larry. t1So110S Ot (JM)....., (lt.Q ..,,,.
1-IUU--.-,-,-.--.-111--1 :~~~ t~~~·.~,i ;'= OIU.. hndtut a M&.U81, ext. 2433 4 .... l lrhtl M
Like..-. 846-2049 Meple, o" 1tth w .. t. ......... 1111 ~t.~-. ·up 10 '111 'ord lfonoo ••4: •15 Tel·a·M\f'ketine A&ents .!:=~'.:.._~==k;i:i!-.:::-i::~~~;:;;!:--:=-~~=-=--= -.,... o " ....,_ Jiff TI•t ltflet p f , f k' d'ti Fr~ Aetrtge. htNMt °'Shine. T0yt. M&W USED OFFICE FUAHI· 873-4'14 p~~~r'm~~.~ant. Very buay arwt.Uon of.tice needa a • ro eSSlona wor ine con 1 ons gOld~llOOd cond. s11s. c10,111n1i· c~ look•. TUAE •• IUP Mfnl..tlulh :IOI,..,.,..
reliable, mature, and reaponalble : •No experience necessary ,_Ct11 __ ,,_11_··22_22_5_1 _•"_4_PM_. _, :t.~~.11~~~0~1~ ~ .~'. ~ Udo P9nln 9534112 tlr ... "•ncllo •u:· p~raon for an A111lt1ntiOUlce ;. O I . Rtfrtge. '8 ou tt. '*"'· 'urnlture, Rldlo. ut-e700 Id MANNA. day. Ml mo. alon. tlCte winder......;
Mar.1.lpJ' pcm lion. • : •AfJ trainfne provided mon1 H !..., m.:'~~1 ·....".'!!.52 ~Pl 'c~· '"1 ,._ Tiww IBM Memoty ~ !xcl loo, Hill, & full :::n~~ ..,_. 1111.
Mu1t have aood phone mannera, :1 ..... ..,.,., ......._ ... ---·-· ...,.·-'"'-· ..,....---~ ........ c. "...,· llM .-., ""*"· .....oee1 145ou1..-11aile a.I •Must hive positive attitude r -t9fflotr , = ~...... ·--.-· neral office akW., typl•u• and 10 op "G:Oci oond. • °'· Cl "" ---· llCM10I Ab'-to k ··-""-... •full time & part time ~ we,,. 00'""'"""' to ..:.....;_ .. -1------,-1-.--. ... wor ..,..,.. prw:ure and tM-0372 ~S~L== ;;i.=:"· Call Plue RV I BOAT.. • 1.,_ .... : make ttepOnllble clec:Wone.. Potentially Hi&h Commission Norge Aefrp•IOf, cop~ 00· 411 lfema, Hu ,..
: EJ{perience in manapmenl and data with Plf color. 'l~Od ~ 1111nttM/llOld ,.,. 11111 Mii DRY smD•~ ""°· =·:o-: procemtna • plua. cond. 11111. 7 .tu. king ., beef, ..... a mcid'• rldUC1!0n. ,, • '"""•
: Good compeny benefita, Start appro•. Salary Guarantttt .,__... Pod • • "· ".,.,. aoner, cruet .. 1!tf .... unie ..._ ~ .. °" 1 , $1200. Month. U~'~fM ... rurr.t Mt on• => ::::;:& ~-=-Plll'lf ..... 9ICcel oand. W....... Tuffet. eto"t ce• a
: Call l:Ueen be\WMn 9:00 AM and If .:ic.::· ~:~:e:•,:~,! ... ,.. '' 1•at t·I. ~8:. ~~ ....... ~...., =' =• ':.:e:.::: : 11 :00 AM for appointment et oeuy P1101 c11111fled l44·1H7 20t1 Yeoflt '° 11p91. ·-....._....,. = • ..U-.321 , lelltlof1 1bout M• MIA· DIH"'-• N.lt. "i:f;;;;;;;itjML'i;i;;;;-;a;dl 11-........ _... I ~ro--~~ !, IOI: . -l i.t'a Tutr.t end belugtll "i--.... ----=:----111-1 -1C1111100111111100. Wf8 wood ..... Ill -• tDr ... v .. -111 --,... • IOf •ttt You Caft Mii -..i I......,..,.,.,,. 111-t•1 WOW I""-' 1M .... el • , .. r. 1 't~U "8¥8 e : OAAN0£ COAST DAILY PILOT y04tr tuffet tncl tote Of ~ ....., a .......... •11· 't---------f ..... , """'' .., ..... =-... ".not~ : llO w IAY •• • COllA MllA CA .,u. . o'"" tr11n1• througtl hOuMtlOld '°"'· '"· dfaWlf metal .... .!:; ~ ...... Oii ...... Cl.-.....~~Ad~now=::::::l:L•~··~.:::::'~"~'~:::·•~l~U:••~•~1M~r~u~~1~1~~·~-~·~•~0•:J~•~:.::~~~========~~==~~~~~~~~~j~D~~~l'!::P~tl!ot~C~l~ .. ~·~l:":~:!~·~·~··~·~llft~~·=·=l=P;M==lll==J.:~~l~l~~;!:.S~ll0 .... ~~2::::~~~~~~l:Alla.:::::Cll:::•:•:il::ll::::~ __ :: .......................... ' •••••••••••• ,•' Adt Cell 142·M7• ""'•..,. ., ......
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• 3 Ollevy El Camino,
ltlOO/b .. t Oller. Call
'1 AM ·2PM Mon-Fri ..._11>M or wknda lny·
time tu Toyota 41t4 SR5.
loaded. winch. 1hall. ,t ooo ml. seeoo oeo .
• t3t-3t07.
,8 "-" Ohargef. e cyl, 3
• 1.,ci, wide track tlrea.
n ew paint. 12100
t48-t2t!5
ATLAS CHIYSLH-PLYMOUTH
2929 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mese. Tei. 546-1934. 3 bloctc1
toulh of Sen O)ego Freeway off Harbor Blvd. Complete
body shop. Sales. Service. Parts. Service Dept. opfn
Monday thru Friday 7 30 A M lo 5:30 P.M. anCI 8 A.M. to 5
PM. on Saturday.
ORANGE CO AST AMC/JHP/llNAULT
2524 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
549-8023 6-45-7770
# 1 Jeep Oealef In the W .. 11 See UI lodey lor Siies, Mfvioe
& IMalng. There are r1810nl wtly we 111 11 t Price Ind
..eectk>nt Alto, the all-new Renault Allianoe 11 here!
THIODOH IOllNS POID
Mooetn Hlff, 4«vfc•. par11. body, paint & Ure dept1.
Competitive rain on lelN 6 delly rental•. 20eO Harbor
... ~.~ M .... IM1-00t0 O< 54()-8211.
IOHNI ON & SON LINCOLN MllCUIY 2t2t H.,l>Or Btvd., CO.II Mell Tel. 54().513(), 57 Yeet'I of
friendly family Hrvlc• -Or•no• County'• oldHt ~-Mercury deeletlhlp.
9AVIO J. 'HILLIPS IUICIC.ftONftAC•MA ZDA s ..... 8efvic. • l.Mefng
24N8 Allele Partcwey
•
MATCH THE NUMBERS ON THE
MAP WITH THE NUMIERS IN THE BOXES
• LONG HACH IMW
Large aelectloll of new & qu1Hly uMd BMW'• and othef fine
carat Sales. service & tullng. Trad•ln1 welcome! Tak• 405
Freeway to Nonh Cherry off.ramp, turn right & go e 3
north to 3670 N. Cherry Ave., Long Beach.
(714) 636-5790 (2t3) 427·54
• NAlllS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mell. Tel. 540·9100. Orange
County'• L1rg19t Ctldlllac dealet. Salee. Service .• Leutng.
• SADDLllACK aMW /IUIAIU
28402 Marouertt• Ptlwy., Avery Pkwy. ••It
We otter Wflat no bank °' i.e .. company can: 1. Expertly
11affed. moet modern ..me. & par11 dept.; 2. One of the
Southland'• moet e•perienoed ..... & teallng 1t1ff; 3.
Ellmlnatton of tn. mlddteman by IHllng dealer direct.
131-2040 M~ Vlefo C~l41
• CHICK IVHION 'oalCHl·AUDt-VW '415 E. Collt Hwy .. Newport IMctl. 173-0900. lhe OOly
dellerahlP In Orange County with theee ttwM tt•t ,,,..
under one roofl
ALAN MA9NON PONTIAC.IUIAIU
2480 Harb« llvd., Cotti Mete Tel. Mt-4300 81•, s.rvtce, L .... ng. "Mr. Oood•tnefl."
IOI l ONOPll PONTIAC
13eC>O Beech Blvd .. Westmtn11er. Tel. 892-&e51. Orange
~ounty'1 old .. t and large1t Pontiac dealerahlp. Salee. ~.Part•. •
DICK MILLll PIAT/LANCIA .
"ProbeblY the Jowe•t priced Flat.I In Southern California''
(Located t mite nonh of South Collt Ptua
!Mar Main St. Ind w.,,_ Ave. In Senta Ana)
120 W. Watner. Santa Ana 557-2132
• SANTA ANA DATSUN
2001 E. 17th 8trfft, Santa Ana. Tel. 658-7111. Your
Orlglnel Oedtclted Dll~n DMlef.
MllACLI MAZDA
We'\19 moved! OUr n.w locetlon 111415 a.er 8trMt. co.ta
Meta. Tel M5·333C. Stop by & vlllt our modern etiowroom
end ... why we't• the t 1 Maida dMtef In 8outhem
Cellfomle. Sllel, a.Mee. p.,,. Md ~. ,
COIMlll DeLILLO CHIVllOLn
(formerty °'°"' CNwollit) 11211 9Wh IMI .. Huntll!llon l9ildl
New• U9ed • ..... • L ...... • ~ • ..,__
Come by end ... °"' Hug9 ~ .. , Mt-lqt
• COSTA MISA DATSUN
ie45 Harbor BIVd .• Colta M .... Tet 540-6<410. Servino
Orange County for 1e yMta. 1 Mlle So. <405.
• SUNSIT POID, INC.
(Home of Wlllt. IM Whale). 5<440 Garden Grove Blvd ..
• 'VY"tmln1ter. Tel. e38-4010.
• OIANOI COUNTY VOLVO
10120 Garden Grove BIVd .• Garden Grove
Tel. 530-9190. e.clUllvtlly VoMJ to covw all your Votvo
requirement•.
Neweu.ed•S.....~•Parta•s.rvtcee80dy ShOf)
F,_.ey ctoee In tMI hMrt of Orange County 11 Garden
Grave &Nd. & lfooA!hurtt .
11Hl\~~1,f11111~.-, 11\tlfOHNI A l5CfNTS
UCI helps form institute. to ban ~uclear weapoils
By GLENN SCO'M' or .. .._ .... ....,
The University of CaUfomla
NN laboratortea where nuelMr
weapona are created, and now 1t
la creating an lnatitute to find
ways to keep auch weepona out
of Ule.
The Ina ti tute on Global
Conflict and Cooperation wu
conceived by UC,J>raident David
Saxon to coord.lnilte reeearch and
teachina aimed at dlacouragtna
the kinda of confllcta that could
erupt ln nuclear war,
admlnlaanton·aay.
The lnlUtute la unlike other
UC proarama. Rather than
centerina It at one campua,
qanbera choae to decent.rallJ.e
pro1rama to make uae of
profeuora throushout the
ayatem'• nlne campwies.
At UC Irvine, where the pla
of the irwtltute are a current top6c
of dlaCuaUon. dcnena of profeaora
are expected to meet at 1 p.m.
Saturday ln the Social Science
Tower, Room 220, for~
three-hour worltahop.
Althouah primarily intended ·
for faculty, 1taff and atudenta,
the workahop alao l1 open to
people from the community, aaid
Riley Newman, a UCI phyalca
profemor and co-cha1nnan of the
workahop with colleaaue
Frederick. Retnee.
The Institute'• decentralized
atructure haa been lauded by
Newman, as well aa others, aa
one of lta moat encoura1ln1
~re are faculty ~ben on
all campu11e1 who have Jona been
concerned with world problems
and would Uke to brlna their
own academic credentlala to bear
on them, but they didn't know
how," he explained.
The Institute la deal1ned to
help by coordlnaUn1 research
projects and educational
programs, ea\abll.ahlng Uea with
echoJara outside the system and
by publ.lclzing findlnp 110 they do
aome aood.
The lnatJtute currently I.a belng
administered from temporary
headquart.era at UC San Dieao. It
haa a $600,000 budpt thia yeer,
with $270,000 from the UC Boerd
of Regef\ts and another $330,000
from the 1tate.
Gov. Georae Deukmejlan,
however, already haa auapended
8tate funding for next year, aald
Daniel Burhans, a UCSD political .
ldence 1rwtrudor who la ltatf1na the lmtltute.
Burham eakl that tanner Gov.
Edmund G . Brown Jr. bad ltroncJ¥ supported the irwtltute.
In fact. he Mld many people~
to believe that '9roWn, "°' Saxon.
propc.ed IL The wodation with
Brown now la a poUUcal UabWty
in 4eaJJnc With Deukmejlan.. he
added.
Altbouc!l many IUl'VeY9 rank
the nuclear threat u the world'•
(See GLOBAL, P .. e AJ)
Reagan declares disast_er
·Federal funds available for Orange County storm ·repairs t.
By ROBERT BARKER California major disaster areaa.
Ofttle Deir Not ai.n Hla proclamation makes federal
On the morning of Jan. 27, financial assistance poeaible for
waves up to 15 feet breached homeowners, renters and
aeawalla and sand berms and buainesa people. •
amashed into Orange Coast The preaident'a proclamation
communities. didn't cover damage estimated at
Homes were flooded and more than $2 million to public
undennlned and filled with sand. piers, beaches, streets and flood
Ne a r I y 8 0 0 homes and control channels.
apartments in Orange County, In addition, New~rt Beach 1
individuals at l ess than
conventional ratea.
Temporary housing also would
be !rovided for the homeless.
An grants of $5,000 would be
given to those people whoae
needs aren't met by the other
provialons.
A maximum loan of $250,000
will be available for eligible
businesses.
fiot all storm victims greeted
the disaster declaration with
enthusiasm.
their living quarters but It
flooded their garage and cau.ed
major damage to two expensive
automobiles.
They were forced to leave
their home for three nighta.
Electricity waa shut off for three
days and they didn't have gas
service for nine days.
Mn. Golgart aaid ahe and her
husband wouldn't eeek federal
aaalstance even if they are
eligible.
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Sand covering Pacific Coast Highway 18 ·
moatly in the Seal Aaaemblywoman Marian
Beach-Surfaide-Sunaet Beach Berge90n aaid she is co-authoring
area, sustained about $14 million ·a bill to provide tax relief to
in damage, accordlna to-the Red-victima on this year's \ax returns.
Cl"OIS. In Washington, f edera 1
· On Wednesday, President official• announced Reagan'•
Reagan declared Orange County dhlaster declaration would make
and 16 other counties in availableloansofupto$50,000to
Al anti Dorothy Golgart live on
the front row of homes in
Surfside, just a few yards from
the edge of the Pacific Ocean.
"I wouldn't uk Reagan for a
darned thing," ahe said. "He'• not
giving this out of the pnerosity
of hia heart."
. She said Insurance won't cover
(See "l>ISlsTER, Pase Ai) · picked up by huge earth-moving machine.
Showing
of films
• triggers
lawsuit
By PHIL INEIDERMAN or .. .._,......,. .)
Jeff Reuter, owner of
McConnkk'a Landlni restaurant
in Coata Mesa, thouglit he might
be able to beef up hia alow
Sunday afternoon bunnea by
ahowlng "Star Wan" and other
hit movies on • large video
ICl"een.
But Reuter aays he
discontinued the showings a few
weeks ago because, as a drawing
card, the films were a flop.
Yet becau.e he did show the
movies for several months,
Reuter now finds h1a restaurant
the target of a lawsuit alleging
copyright infringement for
screening the hit movies publicly
without proper licensing from
the distributon.
The civil auit was filed in Loa
Angeles federal court by the
Motion Picture Auoclation of
America which repreaenta major
atUdloa auch as Paramount,
MGM, 20th Century-Fox, Disney
and Warner Broe.
Two other buaineasea in
Denver, and Erie, Pa., were
Restaurant owner Jefl Reuter ponders
outcome of lawsuit for showing movies
wi,hout proper license.
similarly aued for allegedly
showing films without a proper
performance liceme.
Jlldt VaJenti, president of the
MP AA. aaid of the suita; "Our
aim .•. is not only to enforce
our members' copyrights, but
alao to alert the own~ra of
19\auranta, hara, clubs, ahowcue
houaea and other almtlar
establishments that, without
proper licensing, this type of
public performance la illegal."
Reuter said he did not initially
believe he waa doing an)'thi.ng
improper because he waa not
charfing admiaalon to the
showangs. He said he rented
(See MOVIES, Pase Al)
Cash truck robbery suspect sought
Brea police were searching
today for a third suspect ln the
robbery of a cash-laden annond
truck.
Two men were in cuatody
ahortly after the Wedneaday
afternoon holdu~, which wu
capped by a fusfhde of bulJeta
exchanpd between the auspecta
and 30 police officers dwine a
hl&h-apeed chaae alon1 the Oneae Freeway, throuch part of Diamond/ Bar and end.inc at the
steep Bn!ia Canyon cutoff.
A man who identified h1nwelf • Roaer Lee wu..i. aaed about
40, wu booked at the UC Irvine
Medical Center jail ward in
Oranae with • IUftabot wound to bll lo'Wer-left ie,.
Anolber man. ~ ldmtWed
hbmelf u Roi l'.dward Wlllon,
42, ol Loe Anetlea, w• booked at
the 8r'M jail. Becau.e neither
man amied klentiftmtlon. lt w.
• not known 1f tMy were related.
None of the officers involved ~_the ~ult or byatanden were l.rll"f'!d during the incident.
Police aaid all of the money
taken durinc the robbery wu recowrec:I after the a:ua_pecg left one cs and drove oU in another
that apparently had been atMhed
for a 1etaway. Official• of
Armonict Transport reportedly
aald aboUt P&,000 was Involved
In the tnddent.
The water didn't come into
Proposed cutbacks protested·
Candlelight marchers also upset about college car bonuses
By PllJL SNEIDEIMAN or .... Delr .... ...., .
More than 100 Coast
CommunH~ College Diatric
teachers, non-teaching employees
and students carried candles and
placard• in a protest march
Wedneeday night in front of the
dlatrict'a Ccsta Mesa offices.
The marchers proteat•d
antidpeted layof& and criticized
a leaHd car bonus recently
aranted to aeven district
admlniatraton.
Becauae o.f the overflow
turnout, the regular meeting of
the diatrict'a board of trustees
WM moved to a lar2e auditorh.1.rn
at nearby Orange C"out College.
The picketers croeaed Adama
Avenue andTormedacandlilijht
proceulon to the colleae
au~itorium, where about 200
people finally gathered for the
board meeting.
The board ovenees operation
of Orange Coast, Golden Weat
and c.oa.tline colleges, plus the district~wned television station,
KOCE Channel 50 , in
Huntington Beach.
District offidala have said thev
(See COLLEGE, Pase A!)
March en demonstrated Wednesday against
anticipated layoff & in the Coast
Community College Distric.~.
·Laguna tilts toward slopes
By STEVE MITCHELL or .. .._,.......,
In Lquna Beach, they call it
"Ski Week."
Everyone in town, It aeema,
hftlda for the alopes.
Schools are cloeed, city council
meeting• are canceled, and
~ta schedule their VllCatiom
for the week.
And thla year, the Laguna
Beech Unified School District bu manaced to squeeze two extra
days into the mJd-yeu break.
Students at La.gun•'• four
achoola will be off Friday
(Lincoln'• birthday), all next
week (aki week), and the
followinl Monday (Wuhlnlton'• blnhday}.
Dlltric:t Superintendent BtWe
Town takes olf
for annual 'ski
week' break
Barnes aaya Liii\iiiA Beech la the
only district he knows of that
aandwk:hes a week-Iona bttelt
between the more traditional
Chriatmaa and F.uwr vacationa.
And , he aaya, the
mini-vacation, now in its fourth
year in Laguna. AWi the district
money.
"It uMCt to be that parents
would take their kida out of
school to 10 to Aapen or
Mammoth thJI Ume of year,'' the
tupertntendent said.
'-Die~ •••ds'ly thec_hip-
IChool atudenta, just weren't in
achool and we were binc ADA
(atate funda baaed on aver.,.
daily attendance).''
Addi tlonally, teachers
complained that parents aaked
for homework to be tent home
and makeup teata to be'
administered, be said.
So the district decided to let
everyone off for a week. and
make up for the lo.t time by ~ an eJdra week onto the
end 0£ the 8Chool ,.,-.
So 1f thlnp 1ooli pretty qWe\ in Lacuna next week. you1f know
the reuon.
Why, you could fire a amnion
ball down Fonst Avenue and not
hit.·~--
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DISASTER ASSISTANCE . • •
rouch of the damage. "We'll have
• either dla Into our eavlnp or
19orrow the money," the aaJd.
David Denne, a spokesman for
!e Federal Emergency
anaaement Agency, eald a
lauter aaalatance center would
11et up In each of the flood
areu u IOOn u possible.
1) Zoeter School In Seal Beach
ipay be approved as the site ln
Or~ County.
He aaid victims 1hould tile
with lNurance compani• u 1000
u poe.lble.
The January stonn alao caUled
major damage to the Seal Beach
pier, .Bol88 Chic• State Beach and
closed Pacific Coast Hlghw•y In
the Huntington Beac~ area.
According to an American Red
Croa spokeswoman, ~O homes in
Newport Beach auatalned major
damage and 250 had minor
" •By JUP ADL•a ,or._._,... ...
1 Supervllor Bruce N•tande hM
called for ro·examlnallon of
county trU\lportaUon priori&J.,
1uaeatint \Mt lmprovlnc roedl
ancrh11hw•ya mak• more Mn.tie
than apendlnt blWon1 on a mue
tranalt •)'It.em.
Neat•nde, • member of the
California Tranaportatlon
Commiuion, ufd he h•• 'been
reconaldertn1 tor some time the
wladom ot focu1ln1 10 many
tranaportation dollar• on mau
tran1h •t the expenae of the
county'• hJahway network.
"lt appean that trarwportaUon
1ttaicht out of (former Caltr1n1 1\eeNd county olfkiala. And he \tanl6t proJIC&a.
Dlrec\Or) Adriana Olanturco'• Hid he 11 all for ch1n1tn1 He 1a1 d rn a 11 tr an 1 It
textbook for IOdaJ en&lMtrl~: dlrec:Uona. expcmdhure1 planned for the
Build no ro-dl. tolera .. em y lnatead of proceedtn1 with next 16 )'Hit woU'ld ~.
bUMI, and bank tr1n1porta on c urrent plane, Nuunde rtderthlp oo public traNlt by
Lundi unUl people are fon:ed to 1ua-t.ed a ayatem "un1qu." for only 1 percent.
UM tranalt," Nlltande aaid. county neodl. ''The thn.llt ouaht 'The trolley, Nett.and• aaJd, ii
The -..,.rv11ar·1 oonunent.t an to be to buJld • very etflclent &b\v on hl1 Uat of priori UH
cont.alntd ln a eeven·~ lettel' ro.d network whJle not i,nortna because It 11 an ''$8.3 billion
d.latribut.ed to the pemor, the the bUI tyatem,11 he aaJd. project that ~nnecta "Knotta
Oran1e County Tranaporta\lon The 1upervJ1or 1pecltlcally .Berry Fann and Dllneyland and.
Commlulon, the Boar.d of pOtnt.ed to a Jong-propoeed plan Secerat.np'• (South Cout Plua
SuJ>'rvl.8on and mayon and clty to build a f 1 bllllon-plua Uaht rail development). ,
council memben throuahout the trolley line In central Oran1e "I feel if theae folka want that
county. County u •questionable project. k ind of promo\lon of their
Durln1 a\' new a conference He al•o 11ld he 11 concerned actlviUet, they can pick It up and
Wednead•Y, Ne1t•nde said he •bout a pt0poeed penny 1.ncreue make It ~ of the coat. of doing
challenael the dlrectlon in which In the eale9 tax, much of whJch bualneta, •he aakJ.
damage. I
•. Denne said s torm victim• Other damage reporll: Seal I • • d • h ' • h d
ahould be able to document Beach, 187 homes; Surfside, 131 rv1ne fill income ous1ng pus e i ownership o f r esid e n ces, hornet; Sunaet Beach, 203 homes; -_ '
eatabliah proof of loss and have Laguna Beach, six homes; Costa -
photographs o f damage if Mesa, t our homes and ByGLENNSCOTT
poaible. Huntir\gton Beach, two homes. o<tf\e oe11y,.... ,...,
OVIES WSUIT The Irvine Company will place LA • • • greater empha01ls thl1 year on
'bulldln1 •p•rtmenta and
vi• from a Newport Beach movie studios.'' he said. "They're condominlum1 price d for
video shop. . a 11 t t 1 e b i t b i g g e r t h a n middle-class resident.a, Prftident
Reuter said he hopes to resolve McCormick's Landing." Tom Nielaen aaya.
e MPAA suit in an amicable Richard Bloeser, director of the
er, noting that he already MPAA's Film Security Office in
stopped showing the films. Hollywood, said Reuter will have
"I'm not about to battle the to cons ult with the MPAA's
~appoin t ed
to a cad emy
•Two young men fr o m
Fountain Valley and Huntington
Beach have won appointment to
the U.S. Air Force Academy at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
attorneys concerning resolution
of the lawsuit.
But Bloeser said the courts
h ave the p ower to impose
damages of up to $10,000 per
infringing performance.
He said the film industry
estimates it is losing $1 billion
annually th.rough Illegal pub)ic
showings and videotape piracy.
Nielsen, speak.Ina at an l.rvtne
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
at the Registry Hotel, said
Wednesday that the greatest
housing demand is for what he
called "attain.able" homes. ..,,
He cited interest amone
homebuyera for the Woodbridge
Alders condominium project in
Irvine, in which unita currently
are selling from $85,000 to
$96,000. Irvine Pacific, the
company's home-building arm,
: They are Gary D. Lorge, son of ~r. and Mrs. Gary I. Lorge,
ountain Valley, and Michael J .
r y, son of Mr . and Mrs. William
. Ray, HU!'tington Beach.
He said anyone who buys or
rents a videotape movie can view
it at home with family or friends.
But h e said it is illegal to Tickets availa ble duplicate the tapes or to show
them in a public establishment, f ff A d even if no admission is charged. or eart wa r
-Lorge, who will graduate from
~La Quinta High School in June,
bas a 3.5-grade average. He has
·.competed in football, baseball,
basketball and track. He has
,been vice president o f the
;student body and was named
:Kiwanis 1tudent of the month.
,~ Ray, a senior at Huntington
-Beach High School, has been a -.member o1 the football and track
teams. He has a 3.4-grade point
average.
unless licensing arrangements
are made.
Bloeser acknowledged that
many bars and restaurants still
s h ow the films illegally,
sometimes because the owners
are not aware of the law. He said
a letter from the MPAA is often
sufficient to halt the showings.
He claimed such a letter was
sent to McCorm ick 's Landing
when the movie showings began.
Bloeser said the suit was filed
because the showir\sl continued.
Ticketa: are sUll available for
the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce's ninth annual Heart
Award banquet, h onoring
Tennessee EM!e Ford at 8 p.m.
Saturday.
The entertainer will receive
the award at the Men Verde.
Country Club, 3000 Clubhouse
Road. Social hour beglna at 6
p.m . ..I. followed by dinner. Ticketa
are ,25.
For more information call
979-0536. ~ ..
Char/Otte Gardner rites set .
Memorial aervices for longtime married and moved to the copper
Newport Beach r e sident minlng town o1 Jerome, Ariz., in
Charlot1e C. Gardner, who died Ull where her hu1b~nd ,
SWlday •t the age of M-.-will be Charles, was an office manager
at 3 p.m. Saturday at St. James for a copper mining firm. She
J:.cl8CX>h.pal Church In Newport became the town's libnu'ian.
She moved to California with
Gardne.r waa a charter herh~band in 1952 and later to
Jnember of the Friday Harbor Newport Beach. Her husband ~Senior Citiz.ens Club and a died in 1967. iOl'fltB librarian in Arizona. She ia aurvived b_}' three
Riverside, Robert S . Gardner of
Balboa, and William C. Gardner
of Palos Verdes. She al80 i.awe
11 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
Graveside servlcet in Verde
Valley, Ariz., will be at a later
date. The family asks thal
memorial donations be made to
the Friday Harbor Area Senior
Citiz.ens Club. s; A native of Canada, she children, M~.!_-~ Bryan of
~\~ . Fair -through ·Friday
:-~ tooey, .. w. neo • hlgll pr-re
Coastal ..
• Fair tonlfht end frld•y Wllh
eating high CIOUdlMN on
Fnda)'. Ovemlgllt !owe 45 to 55. Hlaha Fftday ~ 10 74.
l l eawllera, l ro m Point
Conception to Ill• Maalcan
border and out 110 mite•:' Hort'-' wln<la 15 IO 25 knot.
with -11 to 10 feat t1'tal outer ·watara. Locally tight varlabl•
wlnd1 tonight and Friday
~.becoming~ 7 to t4 knot• Friday afternoon.
WM1911)' lwell 2 IO 5 feat with
break.,.. 4 10 11 fMt, ~ 4
to 7 f .. t Friday with bfMk«t
from 5 to an occaaiollal mmdrnllm
ol 10 taat. Fetr through Friday
vartabla high~
ridge ltlel bull! lntlnd end thet
puth•d the etorm up 10 the
,_ih,M
"11'• going to cont~ be
moetly lalr but with tome high
cloud• through Mondey." •"-
ulcl.
Not1twn Callfoml&. ""*" hat been hit more oflen by th• "°""" -lltll breclng for r81ny -ltler
"There'• • waethef 1y1tem mo¥lng towwd the COMt. bu1 11·1
hard to My 81 thll point hOw fw
~h It ~ r...:tl when It wrtwe
Frldey:· Keith Ewing, l••d
forecHl•r l or the Hatlonat
Weat h e r S ervic e . 1ald
Wadrweday night.
"It mey -VW'I '-llY rain f()( Iha UPP« h•lf of Nort"-tn
Celifomi.. and It may be only WllY
llglll rein wlll tell on the San
Frendaco Bay ., ... " he Mid
"11 "'°'*' ba one of the bae1 9'11
weellerlda ~or the weather and th• 1 now :· aal d Paul
Huhl<la, 9')0k.,-nen f« Sporta
U.S. ' Chalet In La CanadL
Trav•l•ra advl1orle1 wer•
111ued for Iha Sierra Heveda n«th ol Y~lt for enow lln<I
wind.
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lanJoaa • •
held a lottery wt October to eell
the first .32 unite.
It WU the first lottery in the
once-booming dty in 18 months.
Nlel1en uld h igh-density
condominium projects such as
Woodbridge Alden provide
homes for people who will
continue to be attrac1ed to the
community as new employment
centers open.
"There la a deep market, we
feel, for thete kind8 of project.a,"
said Nlelaen , wllo later
explained, 111 don't thinkw e've
done u much as we can."
Nielsen said the company
currently la building 585
affordable-style apartment units
ln Irvine. Another 380 units
should begin oonat.n.iction before
the year ia completed, he aaid.
Nielsen, joked about the
company's well-publicized delaya
in 1tartlng oonatruction on Irvine
Center, a "au per-regional center''
to be built on 470 acres bounded
by the Laguna, San Diego and
Santa Ana freeways.
But he Mid delaya will end thia
year when OONtruction atarta on
major road lmprovementa meant
to eaae traffic flow into the
center.
He raieed the howaing iuue
after dlscuu1ng the company'•
plans th1a year to develop two
separate commercial areas in the
city -Irvine Center and
Unlvendty Town Cen~r.
Tom Nielsen makes
plea for housing.
"I can tell you that thla la the
year things are beginning to be
bullt at Irvine Cent.er," he said.
The firlt p~ of conatrucUon
will be development of office
buildings. Despite what he called
a 20 percent countywide vacancy I
rate ln office bulldingia, Nlellen
said company officials are 1
•.prepared to 1oon announce
aJgntng of 11eVeral contracts for
office development u the
location.
At Univeraity Town Cent.er,
acroa from UC Irvine, Nlehen
Mid company offidala have plane
to build a multl-ecreen movie
h o u se, a ranch mar ket, a~
family-oriented hotel and otherl
apedalty shope. •
-'l'bele deveJopment pl.am. h~
aald, wW further increue the
need for houalne that new
realdenta can afford. The
hl&h-denslty condornfnium
projects are flnanclall Y,
equivalent to slngJe.familY,
homes for sale in San Bemardlnd
and northern San Diego counties.
car falls over cliff
A 19-year-old Woodland Hills
man, who police said drove hla
car at hica:peed over a clilf in
Laguna h, escaped with only
minor ICl'apes.
Police s&id the motorist, in an
apparent suicide attempt, drove-
hia 1977 sedan at high speed
down Ensenada Avenue late
Wednesday night in the Arch
Beach Heighta community.
The car crossed Noria Street:
and went over the embankment
at the end of Ensenada, tumbling
more than 150 yards down the
hillside.
A rescue helicopter from
Marine Corps Air Station at El
Toro airlifted the victim to
Mission Community Hospital in
Mission Viejo, where he waa
tn:ated fot minor cuta and lat.er
released.
COLLEGE PROCEDURES PROTESTED . • ••
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may have to make extensive
layoffs to COJMt with an expected
$5.~ million budget shortage for
the 1983-84 echool year.
By law, full-time teachers
mUlt be noutied by March 15 of
layoffa for the coming 1ehool
year. Local teachers have Mid
they fear aa many a1 200
full-time lnstn.lcton at the three
colleaee will be laid off by that deadline.
At the meetmc, PhllliS BMile,
pre1ldent of the American
Federation of Teachen, asked
the board to conaider other
cost-cutting 1teps In lieu of
layoffs.
Her propoeal included putttna
admlniltratora on an 11-month,
rather than a full-year work
achedule; putting KOCE on a
self-supporting bull; ellminating
all tr•vel and conference
expenses, and reducing
equipment purchales.
Acting Board Preardent
Richard 01lon said tn1.1t.ee1 have
made no final decialon on
cutbacu. He said the boud
would consider the te•chera'
propoHll, along with those
presented by the dlstrlct
administration.
The trustees' bud1et-cutUng
plan, including the possible
layoff•, as expected to be
unveiled publicly at a 1peciat
board meeting next Wednesday.
Olson said the diatric
administration would d iscuss
10me provisions of thla plan with
teachers on Monday, •
Teachen and othera att.endin;
the meeting also criticized the
trustees for agreeing to lease up
to seven new cars for thd
d iatrict'a ~op administrators.
''The faculty as a whole deemt
· this to be a d.i.ftict slap, showing ~
lack of understanding by the
board,'' aaid Fran Potter, head of
the AcadeJ!lic Senate. ·
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county GOP post
Newport Beach buainessman Thomas A. Fuente• has been
re-elected as first vice chairman of the Republican Party of
Orange County. the number two position In the organization.
Fuentes. 34, is the senfor vice president of Robert Brein,
William Frost & Associates, an engineering and land planning
flnn. He also is director of communications for the Roman
Catholic Diocese o( Orange.
Lois Lundberg of La Habra was re-elected chairman of
the Republican group.
•A slide presentation on "The Gentle Whales of San
Ignacio Lagoon," w1U be shown Tuesday at the Dana-Niguel
Libr~.
Mtcbael Bunk, who researched gray whales in the
Mexican lagoon for more than 10 months, will detail the
results of his study.
The lecture and slide show begins at 7:30 p.m. at the
library.
•Corona del Mar High School student Jeanne Grantham
was the recent winner of an "outstanding performance award"
at the annual Choreographers' Winter Concert.
Grantham, a member of the campus dance group Orchesis,
was selected from more than 200 dancers to receive one of five
awards given during the Huntington Beach High School ev.ent.
•Theodore Fuller of Newport Beach has been elected
chairman of the board of directors for the Orange Coun~
YMCA Federation.
Fuller is senior vice president of J ohnson & Higgins, a
Costa Mesa-based brokerage firm. He replaces Ralph
Leatherby who continues as a board member.
The federation is the money raising arm for the 11 YCMA
branches in Orange County.
•Psychiatrist Elizabeth Kubler-Ross will speak on "Life,
Death and Transition," at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at UC Irvine's
Fine Arts Village Theater.
Kubler-Ross, }Vho is known for her works on death and
dying, is the author of eight books. She speaks around the
world about methods for comforting terminally ill people and
their f amllies.
Her lecture Saturday is sponsored by the UCI Medical
Faculty W:ves. the Department of Psychiatry and Human
Behavior and the College of Medicine's Clinical Oncology
Program.
Em r gen cy
ID tags
·order ed
The next time an emerpncy
1ltuatlon or dl111ter 1trlkt1
Ora n1• County, county
emeraency manaaement team
members wlll be eaai ly
ldentiflable.
The Board of Supervi.al'I hM
directed the c,o unty
A<it6lnlltr1tor'1 Office t6 develop
within two week• an
Identification taa to be worn by
county peraonnel during
emergencle1. The move came
during Tueeday'• meeting of the
board In Santa Ana.
''The recent state of emergency
situationa has emphaaized a need
for proper identification of
county officials and employees
upon entranc~ to public and
·private property,'1 Superviaor
Bruce Nestande wrote ln a letter
urging the act.ion.
Ria colleagues unanimously
agreed that they direct the
county administrator to design
an identification tag after
consulting with the county
Sheriff's and Fire departments.
HB woman
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On Oc J•ury While traditio nally ValenlJne'• Day II a time for
h u 1 b a n d a a n d w I v e 1,
A Huntington Beach woman is sweethearU and frlnda, It la
the newest member of the also appropriate for ua to expraa OW" aood wi&hes to Orange County Grand Jury. Uioee people. who a-wi Ma rcla "Ta ff y" Warne r to be their pharmacy. For we
becomes the fourth of 11 con.alder ounelves to be a
alternate jurors to be seated on part of yow-funily.
the panel, according to Lauren It deligh ... u. when the
Leonard, jury foreman. prod~u we ditpenM help
W a r n e r r e p l a c e s a n relieve yow-111net1 and •top
unidentified juror who had to pain. When you tell u1 a member of the family la s t e p d o w n f r o m t h e better or rec:over1na nicely.
time-consuming position for we take It aa a personal
personal reasons, according to compliment. Our Valentine Leonard wish to our friends la for
· -continued aood health and A self-employed rehabilitation along with ft 1a our Pledie to
counselor, Warner will ait on the always help In any way that
grand jury's environmental we att able.
management and health care YOU OR YOUR o6cToR
services committee. She was CAN PHONE us when you
sworn in on Monday. Warner need a delivery. We wall
said she volunteered for jury deliver promptly without
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Thought Christian Church In Costa
Mesa, California
+considered one of the gre~test women
Evangellats today.
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sings and lays on hands and miracles
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GM board approves
Toyota joint venture
By fte A11oclate4 Preti
DETROIT -General Mot.ors Corp.'a board o!
direct.on hu approved an aar-ment to build small
can with Toyota Motor Co. Ltd. of Japan at an idle
GM plant in Fremont. C.allf.
The Wall Street Journal, quoting unidentified
board members, said the fi nal step in the talk•
between the two giant automaken apJ)llrently fa an
OK from the Toyota board of di.rectors.
The report also aid an aJU\OWlCement ot the deal
is expected in the next few days, probably Monday.
Texans get a road to Reno
RENO -ConUnental AJrUna bu announced
that it wU1 begin serving Reno next month with a
daily flight to :A:ouat.on via San Franctaco.
J_esa Schmidt, a regional vice president for
Continental, aald the company believe. Reno wilJ be a
atrong market, but added, "We have our work cut out
for us."
Continental w ill offer an unrestricted
introductory fare of $2' dollan to San Franciaco
through April 30, S c hmidt said. A special
"All-in-America" fare of $99 from R.eno to Houston
will be in effect until April 1.
1st-time jobless claims rise
WASHINGTON -First-time claims for
unemployment benefits jumped significantly in late
Jan , ending a three-week eeries of declines, the
Labor: nt reported today.
The ployment and Training Administrat.lon
said aome 17 ,000 Americana applied for jobless relief
checks in th week ending Jan. 29, 52,000 more than in
the previ eek. The figures are adjusted to reflect
aeaaonal variations.
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