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Home My WebLink About1983-12-15 - Orange Coast Pilot.. THI ORlllil COAST THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1983 Snakes alive: Movie's • moving By KAREN E. KLEIN 01 IM D811J P'tlol 11•" T he competition for sales of the hottest video cassette around is fierce. but Scott Dicken didn't know just how fierce it would be when he set up a novel window display in the store 'he manages promoting "Raiders of the Lost Ark." The slithering "window dress- ing," at the Video Stop; oh 369 E. 17th St. in Costa Mesa, features a mannequin of Harrison Ford as "Indiana Jones," a character he played in the movie. and four live Burmese pythons and a boa con- strictor. In the movie, Jones gets trapped in a pit full of deadly snakes. The video cassette of the movie, un- available for years because the rights were not sold for video, has sold 480,000 copies in the week it's been available, Dicken said. Dicken said the snakes, which weigh 200 pounds collectively and are on loan from an animal handler, have created custom er interest and trouble. "Linda." the 60-pound. 12-foot python, whose fondness for wandering out of the display case at night, has been more than a little disturbing. a -the new hero JAWS and STAR WARS. , :cy 7 I (" 1 /,'/\/, Oally llhl plteto llJ Motf81d Llpln "She's gotten out on two nights." Dicken said. And she and the other snakes have slithered all over the store, knocking over (See SNAKES. Page A2 > ''Indiana Jones" encounters slithering danger in this realistic promotion. Coast District rehiring 55 teachers, administrators By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Ol IM D .. IJ Piiot St•" Coast Community College Dis- trict trustees have agreed to reinstate 50 teachers and fi ve administrators who were laid off earlier this year. The faculty members from Or- ange Coast. Golden West and Coastline colleges w ill soon re- ceive formal offers to return to work for the spring semester. The American Federation of Teachers chapter representing full-time teachers also must drop all unfair labor practice charges related to the layoffs. the plan approved unanimously approved Wednesday night by the district's board of trustees states. To qualify for reinstatement, however. the staff members must agree to waive all claims to back pay or benefits and must drop any other legal claims filed against the district in connection with the layoffs. 2-llJinute dash nets $622.11 • • in groceries By L.P. BENET O! Ille DMIJ l'llot II•" Linda Underwood of San Juan Capistrano feels extra blessed tt,lis Christmas. Her husband. Gary, recently sold his commodities brokerage business and won't start his new job for several weeks. Finances were tight. But Friday. the Underwood famjly's luck took a turn for the better. Linda went to buy a can of frosting at Albert.son's Food Center in Dana Point. On he r way out, s he also purchased a single $ l raffle ticket from the El Camino Junior Women's Club. which re- cently completed a fund-raising drive for ME-ology. a South Board president Conrad Nor- dquist said he had expected a reinstatement plan to take several months to comple te. He said he was pleasantly surprised that a proposal was returned to board in just one w eek. The board action was greeted with loud applause by teachers in the audience. I DISTRICT. Page A2) Conrad Nordquist COUNTY IDITIDN ORAN GE COU N TY CAL IFORNIA 25 CENTS Newport man slain; police seek motive By STEVE MARBLE O! IM O•llJ f'llol 1 18tt Robbery appears to have been ruled out as a motive in the brutal. beating death of a 35-year-old Newport Beach man found Wednesday face-down in a hallway of his Newport Shores home. Ronald Dean Gaskey, police said. apparently was clubbed on the head and face with an un- known object sometime late Tues- day. An autopsy was to be per- formed today to pin point the cause and time of death. Police said they h ave no clues on the identity of the killer. Gaskey. a construction worker. lived alone and had taken D811Jf'llot,,_o..,1uc"8tdK-lef painstaking steps to secure his (See MOTIVE, Page A2 I Newport death scene was sealed off by police. Budget deficit action 'must wait for election' By J ERRY HIRSCH O! IN OollJ f'llot Itel! The federal government's growing budget deficit is the biggest issue facing the country but Americans should not expect action to reduce it until after next year's presidential election, Sen. P ete Wilson, R-Calif .. told leaders from t hree Orange Coast chambers of commerce Wednes- day. It is unrealistic to believe law- makers would ''seriously sit down and tackle the budget issue during an election year" and people have to realize that is the way the system works, Wilson told a supportive audience of about ,150 people at the Sheraton Newport. The luncheon meeting was sponsored jointly by the chambers in the cities of Newport Beach, Irvine and Costa Mesa. "It will be genuinely difficult to fashion a consensus on the b udget deficit from the views of 100 senators and the 435 members of the House of Representatives," Wilson said. Although lawmakers want to eliminate the deficit, few agree how to do it. · "I think it will be 1985 before we will be able to seriously address the deficit issue. There will have to be some e lement of tax increases and some element of spending cuts," the senator said. Wilson predicted President Re- agan will be re-elected. The Republicans will hold on to a slim majority in the Senate and that Reagan vows no tax increase -A4 the Democrats will maintain their control of the House of Represen- tatives. Once the elec·tion is over, Wilson hopes the lawmakers wilJ be able to tackle the problem "in the same bi-partisan manner" that troubles with the nation's Social Security system were worked out follow- ing the 1980 election, he said. "By then. the deficit will be such a looming crisis, it will have to be addressed. I hope we have a year's grace period in this," Wislon said. Interest paym ents on the na- tional debt have already reached (Stt WILSON, Page A!I Phony car insurance charged in fraud bust By ANDREA ADELSON Ol IM Otllly f'llel 118ff An Irvine salesman , who al- legedly sold fake car insurance to at least 500 individuals over the past 18 months. was a rrested for suspicion of fraud by Irvine police Wednesday. Robert Walter Stombaugh. 37. of Newport Beach is accused of issuing insurance policies through two phony companies, primarily to high-risk customers who had trouble obtaining insurance elsewhere. investigator Paul Jessup said today. · St.ate Department of Insurance officials began cont.acting victims of the alleged scam, who live throughout Orange, San Diego and Los Angeles counties, today~ inform them their insurance is invalid, investigato r Hazel McCrae said. City business permit clerks said no permit has been issued to California Auto Insurance. Stombaugh. licensed by the State Insurance Department since 1971. also is the subject of a pending investigation by state insurance officials, a spokesman for the departme'nt's San Fran- (See INSURANCE, Page AZ) County drug prevention program h lSff no-SECOND. Page AZ I Linda Underwood loads up on meat during 120-second das Police said it could be at least a month before they determine the amount lost in premiums paid for fake policies. The victims' only recourse to recover the~ money probably is through civil claims, police said. Nol home for the hollMfe. A number of .,..prep balketb911...,.wll be heeding to vartoua parts of the OCMJrtry dur__tng I theholldaylt0 play In townalMftta .... c~. . I Phony policies allegedly were issued by Stombaugh's firm. Cali- fornia Auto Insur~ Sales, in the name of the rrah-existent · companies West.em States Fire and Casualty and Centurion M · aurance, Je11up said. "He waa • Iecitimate insurance aalesman," -1d the lnveetigator, but he added that the alleged pattern of fraud starts in mld-1982 when Stombaugh opened his buaine91 at 2102 Business Center Drive in Irvine . ,. ". ' ' U Oran.j• Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thursday, e>ec.mber 15, 1983 .Wilson: Marines will leave Lebanon I coNilNUID 11oa111 Senator, in Newport visit, sa ys troops will return within Congress' 18-month limit 120-SECOND DASH ... By JERRY HIRSCH Of ... h!ly-,..,. Lebanon may be heading for partition but. the U.S . Ma.r:ines there wiU be home withln the 18-month limit set by Congress, Sen. Pete Wilson. R-Califomia, said Wednesday that we will see either a dilferent f<>rt."e occupying the ~ or a partition of the country," WU.On said. noting that Syria. which controls 1nost of Lebanon, has s hown no 5lgn.s of leaving. "Lebanon i.s the mo1t troubling aitlation we face today.'' the PLO wu wrroriz.ing northern brael." "If lsrael wlthdrawaall the way there Is nothing that would atop Syria from taking over all of Lebanon," Wilaon aald. Wilson said he did not see the U.S. Navy's use of the battleship New Jertiey to shell Syrian pai- ltlona u a major e.calatJon ln the Lebo.non conflict. "When the New Jersey ls ln range and our troopt are being fired on . we are more than jualified in returning the fire," Wllaon said. FromPageA1 for elementary echool children. The next day .. Linda learned the real fro9tlng on the cake was she had won. Her prize: a two-minute shopping spree in Albertson's. "l went to the store to buy a can of frosting for my aon'1 birthday par\)', i\ was uncanny -no pun intended." Wilson made hts comments during an infonnal meeting with reporters at the Sheraton New- port after. addressing a joint meeting of the chambers of com- merce from the cities of Newport Beach. Irvine and Costa Mesa. "11 the Gemayel government is unable to put together a stable government In Lebanon and if the Lebanese army is unable to hold together. the time will come for members of the peace-keeping forces and Israel to fashion a new strategy to deal with the delacto partition of 60 percent of the country by Syria," Wilson said. WILSON ... INSURANCE FRAUD ... "I tcouted the store twice, the day I won and day before the spree," Linda explained. I knew exactly where I was going." "We had an empty fl't!4?z.er, so we thought we would go for the good meats," She said. Gary acted as the coach . He would keep time, giving her 30 seconds in the fish SECtion, another 30 an meats. 30 more in poultry, and so on. "The probability in my view ls Free hotline . on holiday for seniors What rould be better during the holidays than a telephone visit with Car-away loved ones - especially if the phone call IS free? That's what "Holiday Hot.line" IS all about. A special project ronceived by Safeco Insurance Co., the "Hot- line'' will allow 150 senior citizens from senior centers in Huntington • Beach . Fountain Valley. Garden Grove. Westminster and Santa Ana to make free calls between noon and 4 p.m. Sunday at the Safeco offices. "We did it last year and it was such a success we thought we'd do it again," said Helen MacKenzie, a Safeco marketing employee. Safeco volunteers will be on hand to assist seniors who need help getting to the phone. dialing rorrectly or connecting with the person they want to call. Twenty phones will be available and seniors can talk with complete privacy to loved ones anywhere across the rountry or in Canada. When they're finished with their calls. said MacKenzie. they can enjoy coffee. cookies and punch and share their special stori~ Wilson, however, was reluctant to say what a new strategy might encompass. "Al this point I can't say. The real party of interest is Israel." The senator said the reason Marines are In Lebanon is to help bring order to the country follow - ing the 1982 Israeli invasion "to get rid of the Palestine Liberation Organii.ation." "What we are undergoing is a campaign of attrition from Syria and its allies. But the Soviets, who are backing Syria. don't want the situation to escalate intoa war that will involve them. I think we will be out of there within the 18-month period," Wilson said, refering to the time limit set by the War Powers Act. "It may be that the Israelis will take up new positions," he said . "Clearly it is in the interest of Israel to avoid a repetition of the si tuation before the war where Kid~' charity to seek funds Kids to Kids, a charity that aids children in hospitals. retarded teen-agers and other children's causes will hold its first Orange County fund-raiser in Costa Mesa at 7:30 tonight and Friday at Winston's Jewelers. 1761 New- port Blvd. The fund-raiser will feature a sale of gowns from the television show. "The Love Boat" and a $50.000 rollection of jewelry. FromPageA1 $130 billion a year and are threatening to move from the third to the second largest federal expenditure, according to Wilson. "l am worried about a credit crunch that will reinflat.e inflation and set off a Draconian round of interest rate Increases stifling the recovery." Wilson said he favors increases in ronsumption taxes rather than income taxes t.o help balance the budget. At the same time, in· creases in entitlement programs such as Social Security s hould be limited to changes In the Con- sumer Price Index. However. spending cuts should be broad based and Wilson said no federal program should be protected. FromPageA1 ciaco office said. His license had been restricted because of prior department ac- tion in 1981, for failure to retum a premium to an insured customer, McCrae said. Lt. Bob Lennert said the year-long inquiry began with the complaint of a Riverside County man who had attempted to obtain a car loan from a bank. Since insurance is required by banks for car loans, a bank officer apparent- ly checked the man's carrier and found the policy to be invalid, he said. "lt was one bank out of hun- dreds." said Jessup. adding that Charles Sherman of Woodcrest received a refund on his premium. DISTRICT TO REHIRE 55 ... From PageA1 "We've been working for this dit.ionaJ sources of funding were action for 300 days," said AFT being sought to cover the re- president -designate Judith mainder. Ackley. "We're really pleased." Waechter noted that it is unlike- "There has been a lot of turmoil Jy all of the instructors will choose In this district, a lot of strain," • to rel~. Trustee Armando Ruiz told the One of the teachers being audience. "I hope you will work offered reinstatement. psy- with us to help make th.is thing chology professor R ichard Lister. work. We need your help." told the trustees Wednesday he William Waechter, the district's would not drop his legal claims personnel director, announced let· against the district. tel"\ would be ~ed within a few Wednesday night's decision fol- days t.o the laid-off teachers, lowed a year-long battle by dis· offering the chance to return for trict teachers to overturn the the spring semester. layoffs. He said teachers have the right Last February, the district to refuse such an offer once board announced that 114 without losing their seniority full-ume faculty members and rights. if, for example, they have administrators would receive obtained a new job since the layoff notices beCause of a reduc- layoffs. · tion in state funding. ln the Stombaugh, arrested for susp1 · cion of 12 counts of grand theh. was released from Orange County Jail. a jail offker said. Bail had been set at $150,000. He could not be reached by telephone at his Balboa home this morning. Search warrants were served Wednesday on his busin~. Con- fiscated records indicate as many as 500 people bought policies through Stombaugh's firm. War- rants were also served at four Orange County banks which hold accounts on the two phony finns. police said. Stombaugh began seJLing in- surance in business with a partner. But the second man is no longer involved and is not under in- vestigauon, Jessup said months that followed, the layoff figure was redu<.-ed through an early retirement offer and some rehiring. At the time of the layoffs, AFT leaders argued trusteescould have made other cuts to avoid layoffs. After the trustees approved the layoffs, teachers and others mounted a campaign to change the makeup of the board. First, a recall campaign was launched, but that e ffort failed. Subsequently, district teachers backed three candidates for the college board in the Nov. 8 election. All three faculty-backed candidates, Conrad Nordquist, Nancy Pollard and Armando Ruiz. were elected. The slate pledged during their campaign t.o work to rehire laid-off teachers. "We were organized," Linda said. It was 10 a.m. Wednesday. Linda described the scene: "About 50 people had gathered to watch. even the workers. My husband used his wrist watch to time me. he also held onto our 1-year-old daughter. Cara. Someone had said Eyewitness news was going to be there. but they didn't show. I was glad, that would have made me nervous. When it staned, I just grabbed. Gary told me where to go, 1 had no concept of time. Everybody was cheering and yell- ing 'go for it.' I dropped some stuff. but the manager was a good sport about it and tossed the things back in my cart." The total take: seven hams. 20 steaks, 25 pounds of shrimp, 25 J4>Unds of scallops, seven pounds of crabs, eight roasts, and 26 chicken breasts. Cash value: $622.11. "The store manager was sur- pnsed, he thought l would only get about $300 worth." Linda said. Around t he Underwood 's neighborhood. Lind has become a celebrity of sorts. Her oldest daughter. Dian.a, 13 and her son. Sean. 9, have brought their friends by to look at the jammed freezer. Neighbors have called or dropped in. asking what it was like. "Everybody thinks it's hilari- ous," Linda said. "I guess it's big news around here." Next year. there won't be any meat on the Underwood shopping list. ··[t was real wonderful Christmas prl'Sent for us," Linda said. "We feel the Lord has taken good care of us." "lt's a chance for them to socializ.e and it's a chance for us to give a meaningful holiday gift to the community,'' said MacKenzie. For more information about the fund-raiser call 645-5595. Waechter said efforts will be made to return teachers to the ~am~~t;~:,t~;;h~i~g~~~ MOTIVE SOUGHT IN SLAYING ... BULLETIN BOARD Child-ren's Christmas musical slated in Mesa "Psalty's Christmas Calamity," a children's l'J'lUSical. is scheduled to be presented Sunday at 11 a.m. at Harbor Christian Fellowship. 740 W. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa. Harbor Christian also is sponsoring a visit from Santa Claus today at the Cottage. a thrift shop at 1912 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Santa and his helpers. bearing free gifts for kids, will appear from l to 5 p.m For mfonnation. call Steve Paddock at 631-7730. Indian Guides set pancake breakfast The Niguel Nation of the Y -Indian Guides from the South Coast YMCA wilJ)lold a pancake breakfast Saturday ~t the Crown Valley Community Park Center. All funds raised by the event. scheduled from 8 a.m. to noon. will help support the Indian Guides program. Further information is available at the South Coast YMCA, 831-9622 or 495-0453. Seminar on yoga massage at OCC "Yoga Meditation and Massage for Managing Stress," a one-day seminar. wiU be presented Saturday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The session will be conducted from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Room 113 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. The seminar will be conducted by Gurucharan Singh Khalaa, a trained yogi. psychologist and minister. He is a licensed marriage, family and child counselor. subject areas. If all of the teachers listed decide to return. it would cost the district $720,000 next spring, Waechter aald. Diitrict officials said $488,000 for this would come from un- distributed reserve funds. Ad· SNAKES ... From·Page A 1 planters and setting off the bur- glar alarm. They startled st.ore accountant, Bill Roa, 26. of Santa Ana, who wasn't aware when he opened the store Monday that the snakes had been put in the dlspla yon Sunday. "l got a call from (the handler) who said. 'How many snakes are in the display?' And I said none. Then he said, 'You're kidding, there were four in there yester- day.' I just about flipped." Roa said he looked around. slowly. and finally spotted "Sampson.'' the boa constrictor, curled on top of one video re· corder. The other renegades were corraled shortly afterward. AU but Linda. Dicken said her hiding place inside the back panel of a large screen concealed her. "We couldn't find her for two hours. We didn't want to alarm the customers or anything. but no one saw her behind the compo- nents." he said. FromPageA1 home adding walls. trees and bushes. according to neighbors. Investigators combed the foliage-shrouded, two-stor y house and searched alleys. trash bins and drainage ditches throughout the West Newport neighborhood but were unable to locate a possible murder weapon. The body was found at 10 a .m. Wednesday by a former girlfriend who had been asked by friends to go to the 431 Lugonia St. residence when Gaskey failed to show up for work at a ronstructlon site in Hollywood. Neighbors. one who recalled seeing Gaskey arrive home early Tuesday ~ening. said they didn't hear anything unusual or see any suspicious people in the nei~h - Participants must bring a mat or blanket and are encouraged to wear romfortable clothing. Admission is $12. Ticket may be purchased at the OCC Ticket Office or at the door. Day camp planned for holidays Christmas Day Camp. ·a week of special activities Cor youngsters during the holiday vacation, will be held in Costa Mesa's Balearic Center Monday through Friday of next week. Dicken said Linda and the other snakes in the display can kill, but are so well-fed and tame that they t are dangerous only to the mice, large rats and rabbits that make up their diet. Children ages 6-12 are invited to attend the camp Crom 9 a.m-4p.m., or from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m . for working parents. For information. call 754-5158. How long will the snake display last? "We planned on having them here for a month," Dicken said, "but w~ut it short at this rate." We're Listening ••• 842·6086 -==:' .. 9••tl11• _,.,,..,, II .,OU 00 ltot 111 .. ,_ 1111* ,, .. JOP"'-Oll~ 7p"' 111d ro~• ~opy wtu 01 ...... What do you lik~ about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like! Call the number at left and your meaage will be n!COrded, transcribed and del1vered JO the appropriaW editor. The same 24-hour answerin1 service may be us~ to record let· ters to the editor on any topjc. Mailbox contributors mu1t Include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation calls . please. Tell us what ·s on your mind. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H.L8dtw.ta• P\lbW!et' CIJ1td.IS1 ~ ct 11•1••--··.,,.,....,. Al ... t1111rt111 Ii .... .. 1111oe, MIO ...,.._, If 10WCIO_f_I'°"' _., "" 1 9'1ft.. Oii ....,,. 10 I Ill ll'd,.... 0GPy .. ......... ~ Dew.-.W ........... MHL.wl Edttor 9l'ld AMt_.f ConttClllf Cli •1? T4 lit• I ' to tN Put>IW'lt ....... ,.c.-,,,_llOll -... ' I VOL 11.NO.• ' borhood. Gaskey's body was discovered in a second-floor hallway, sprawled face-down next to a bookcase. Police reported there was a smudge of blood on a door but the house had not been ransacked. "There were no signs that anyone broke in." said Officer Tom Little. The front door and a massive wooden entryway gate to the house. a neatly-groomed romer residence with carved lions outside and walls on all sides. were closed but unlocked, police re- ported. Neighbors described Gaskey as a person who kept to himself and had worked fe'7erishly on his house over the years. "lt seemed like everytime I looked over there he was adding another wall or something," one neighbor commented. "He seemed like a really nice guy." said Andy Pines. a 14-year-old who Lives nearby. "But I didn't know him much." Gaskey was described to police as a highly security-conscience person who had an elaborate alarm system. Several neighbors suggested it would have been unlike him to leave his residence unlocked. Police said Gaskey also had a pet Doberman pinscher that police said appeared to be very tame. A relative. officers said. has agreed to care for the dog. -ARGYLE - -c A special Tartan adapted from the Argyle district ol Scotland, made popluar in the 20' s and 30' s by the influence ol the colorful sportsman, Edward, Prince of Wales. Storekeeper Todd Latham is no prince, but in one of our Argyle sweater vests he looks and feels like one ... and so can you. c..__,,_" 0111\1 9·30 A M ICJ Q 00 PM S.1urday 9-30 A M lo 6-00 PM Sundey 1200PM 1o ~OOP M PhoM 642. 7061 N.wport Beach, CA ' •• -=------~------------:=: _______ ....::;:.:.,~:;;......;;.,,;;;:..,=. __ __,:;.;:::::::;::==============================-~p=-=ra~n~;,:_C:oat:=~tO:A~l:LY.:..:.P:IL:O~T/~T~h=ursd:·:•~~~·=Oec::em::ber~1:5~19:8:3__::::•·~~~ Kidnap lrviiie Coast plan suspect gets endorsement Sheller of OC supervisors charged By tbe A11oclated Pren An ex-employee of a home for handicapped children has been formally charged w ith 14 felony counts, including the kidnap and rape of two young female resi- dents of the home, a prosecutor says. Both kidnap-rape vict11ns are blind. One can't hear, and neither can walk or talk. Their roommates at the Hy-Lond Home for Excep- tional Children in Garden Grove are so severely handicapped that they couldn't assist in the in- vestigation, according to police. Delly ............. _, ....... UpM By J EFF ADLER ~-Oellt ...... , .... Plans to develop the 10,000-acre Irvine Coast -the largest remain- ing undeveloped portion of Southern California coastline - won approval Wednesday from the Orange County Board of Supervisors. _ The board unanimously en- dorsed the Irvine Co.'s plans to construct 2,000 luxury homes, 1,750 hotel rooms and 325,000 squar~ feet of commercial space on the barren rolling hills situated between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach Speaking on behalf of The Friends ot the Irvine Coast and Laguna Greenbelt, Inc., Terry Watt voiced several reservations the groups have with the proposed project. The Friends of the Irvine Coast had strenuously objected to the project in the past and unsuc- cessfully sought to block it In the courts. "While we have brought liti- gation in the past, it is hardly our intent to take this on at this point," Watt said. "We simply feel overall this implementing action program allows too much flexibilitly to adequately carry out the land use plan or be consistent with the land use plan." Perry Kay Sheller, 26, of Santa Ana also was charged Wednesday with the burglary of a home for the elderly in Mission Viejo the night before the second kidnap- Mode l dra ws appreciative glances fro m male shoppers at linger ie fashion show sponsored by Via Lido shop Wednesday evening Supervisor Thomas Riley, whose district includes the area, recommended board approval after announcing a compromise had been struck concerning the county's use of 2,650 acres of parkland the company will tum over to the county in return for the development rights. Particularly, Watt said the two groups have concerns about how the land is to be used, density levels proposed by the developers. and loopholes that might permit alternative development stan- dards in the future. ping. • After being charged Wednes- day, Sheller appeared in West Orange County Municipal Court for arraignment, but Deputy Pub- lic Defender William K elley asked for a postponement until Monday. and Judge ¥arvin Weeks agreed, setting bail~t $250,000. · ~entlemen gawk at garments The l~ne Co. had sought to restrict use of the open space it was dedicating to the county. banning, for instance, any recreational fa. cilities, lodge or hotel that might compete with an Irvine Co. pro- ject. But Riley ca lled the two-volume document a ''great plan," and told Watt, "I'm prepared to support it, and what you said and have written doesn't change that." Holiday sh ow in Newport features lingerie and other so ft ware A former nurse's aide at Hy-Lond, Sheller is accused of prying open a sliding glass door the night of Nov. 6, entering a bedroom and kidnapping a 14-year-old resident of the home. He allegedly repeated the act about 1 a.m. last Satur day in the room of a 7-year-old girl. taken as she slept. The gir ls were dropped off on the front lawns of homes after being sexually assaulted. in- vestigators said By JERRY HIRSCH Of llle OellJ Piiot lllllt Kris ten Beckman had 50 beer-drinking businessmen shout- ing "teddy, camisole" and "fanny wrap" at her Via Lido lingerie shop Wednesday night. They were learning the names of slinky little garments women use as underwear as scanlHy clad models paraded through the chic lingerie store in Newport Beach, showing the men just how a lacy silk outfit can liven up the holidays. "What you are supposed to be doing is imagining the ladies who are special to you in these gar- ments," ~kman tells the gawk- ing men. Bec·kman, the owner of Fern's Lingerie, was hosting her annual "For Your Eyes Only" lingerie show for men. "Lingerie is something that is for both men and wome n to a ppreciate but men don't feel comfortable coming in to a lingerie store and asking about bras, panties. a teddy or even a night- gown," Beckman explains. To break down this barrier she hosts the event, inviting men from the store's mailing list and Christmas trees stolen in Irvine Christmas lrees valued over $400 were discovered stolen Wednesday from Build 'N Grow nursery. 18102 Culver Drive. Police did nol know this morning how the tree thieves made entry ... A 41-year-old woman discovered Wednesday morning that thlev" had stolen the four -wtleefs otf her Porsche parked overnight 1n a carport on Pineview Huntington Beach A guest at the Huntington Beach Inn. 21112 Pacific Coast Highway, reporled Wednesday that his room was burglarized The loss Included a $200 gold ring and $125 1n cash A woman was arrested Wednesday night at the J C Penney store at Hunungton Cenler, 7777 Edinger Ave .. on suspicion ol shoplifting. She allegedly took two Shirts worth $30 A resident ol lhe 17100 block ol Springdale Street returned home Wednesday atternoon and found a burglar Inside. The intruder tied with 1wo bottles of wine worih $5 A green 1979 Datsun 2 tO was burglarized Wednesday on the 16600 block of Bartlet!. Stereo speakers valued at S70 were ripped out of the vehicle Returning home from a trip to Oregon. a rff'dent of the 21800 bloctl of Newland S1reet discovered his home had been burglarized A locked side door was pried open. The loss Included S 1,400 in miscellaneous household Items. ... A brown 1973 Ford pickup was the target or a break-In ear1y Wednesday on the 10400 block of Pago Pago Circle Enlry was made lhorugh a locked lront window The loss in- cluded toots valued at S600. Costa Mesa A set of golf clubs, valued at $540. was reported stolen Wednesday from the repair yard of a car dealer on the 2600 block ol Harbor Boulevard The clubs were stashed in a car lhat was sitting In the repair yard tor a month while the owner. an employee of the dealership, was out sick. fountain Valley Someone broke Into o boy's com- bination locker at Los Amigos High School and stole camera equ1pmen1 valued at $550 Burglars took a purse containing $45 '" cash from undernealh the back seal of a car parked In a garage In the 16000 block of Gallatin Streel Thieves broke Into a currency locker at Founlaln Bowt. 17110 Brookhurst St .. and stole $200. ., Intruders took boll culters to a padlock and entered a garage In the 15000 block of Camo Blutt Court and look miscellaneous tools from the workbench and then proceded 10 the freezer where they stole meat. Thieves slole about $2,000 In power tools afler opening an auto- matic garage door 1n the 18000 block of Los Canario• Slreet Newport Beach A lh1ef look $2,000 In caStl from a house on Linda Isle, apparently entering the resldenc. by reaching through a pet door and unlatching a a back door The money was taken lrom a locked bnelcase . . . A pair ol vintage wood golf club were reported slolen from the Irvine Coast Country Club A 73-year-old member from Huntington Beach claimed he left the clubs. one pu~hased In the t950s, propped ag§lnst a wall In the golf baggage r6om. A purse containing more lhan $150 1n cash and various credit cards was slolen from a lounge In the Newport Cenler Marriot! Hotel, according to a woman who said she left the purse on a bar stool while she was on lhe dance floor. Laguna Beach A man described as about 30 years ol age. with a beard and dark hair, was !lpOtled peering In the window ol a house in the 200 block of Nyes Place by the female resident at about 3 p.m Wednesday Police re- sponding to the scene were unable to find the prowler . . . Vandals did $880 damage to a vehicle parked In the 1100 block ol Soulh Cloast Highway, police said. ens e night, morning fog on the way c-32 17 Coastal Cher ... ton,SC 67 •9 Cher-on.WV 62 " Cherlone.N c 53 44 Dense coutol log lonlQ!lt and ••rtv C~ne 30 12 Ft~IY m0fn1ng, 01M<rw1M l11t ~ ChtYQO 36 22 dayt on COHiii areu *"'" h~hl 1n Ille C1nc.1nn1'' 45 30 4 • m1cHIOu~ne eou1101"9 a, tn•and ci..ettno '6 33 lOWt In ~ -tow 50• Cotumblt SC 83 49 o.e< -wa1 .. a from Poon• Conc:41C>· Cotumbvt '6 31 uon 10 San c1.,._1e 1.i.n0 10 1n. 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T ides All>.,,., d 3' IUlf llPllT ~-46 19 AIN'lllO 46 :10 TOOAY -""llOf• 10 02 hcono"'O'I 13)p"' ,._.. ... 21 u ,.,..,, .. ~s J• ~!Ow "•ttp"' II AlllllllC City ... 52 '"""""' ,..,,., _ ... " M ,,,. .. io-. "•"' " .... _. 80 •• I I& p rn OJ ~OCAnoel ... coeano. .... .,. oe S.C-"'Ofl 1 ti I>'°' 3 7 tt\illllflt'Oll ._, 1-l ,. ... ...,._ 41 )4 '"" .... •oci.t .. • •$ p "' ·- ,.....,....,1......,... '1-4 .- ......... (11 •• Ol 40ftl •• .._.,, , ... OOoCI --,. ., J'ttOey ... 61. "' .... NII llOA'\ al 4 .. '~ ••. """°" ·~ OOoCI ll09lon •• 0 p"" ---= ,., OOOt .. _.... 7$ .. "'-tt-IOCltyat 1 ~pm .... , .. ~80l"'9 •·) .,_... ~ •7 >S 't# •111 ,,..,.,_ ..... ee-.i tt7 ... c:........ 1-3 ... llltlnOIOll •• ~ P"1 W--T-80 0 ... dltec•IO<I ~ .. advertising the show in news- papers. "A lot of the names l get Crom the ladies who shop here and want me to send an invitation to their husband," Beckman says. It seems to be profitable. When the 'h-hour show finished . Beckman and her staff of three saleswomen were busily ringing up hundreds of dollars of sales. The men jostled each other as they looked through racks of women's underwear for the right gift. And a lot of men come back later to buy gifts for other oocasions. The s how has become so success- ful that Beckman is considering adding another event before Val- entine's Day. She has already planned a se<'Ond holiday show tonigh t. Beckman turned one of her daintily decorated dressing rooms into a wine and beer bar to give the show a festive atmosphere to make the men feel comfortable. Her male customers really go for the free show. but Beckman stresses that there is no stripping or "kinky" stuff Ken Nelson, a Newport Beach customer, agrees. "It was very weU done, aU ln good tas1e. T h is reall y gives us a better idea of what to buy for our ladies," Nelson says, "It brings a little romance back into a relationship and it promotes good business. How can you go wrong buying a lingerie gi ft?" asks Bill Ford, a banker from Irvine. "You bring home something from here and ~ll can really liven up a T.uesday night. especiall y if you both work," notes Keith Wisbaum. a Newport Beach resi- dent who was married three 'months ago. However. Irvine Co. officials agreed to drop those restrictions following a week of be- hind-the-scenes negotiations with top county officials, Riley said. "l believe this is a major restatement of the county's policy on unencumbered title to open 1 spaces. but I al.so think this marks a moment of trust between the Irvine Co. and the county," the supervisor commented. The plan approved by the board details the Irvine Co.'s develop- ment plans for the area and sets ce.rtain environmental restric- tions. It still must receive final certification from the state Coastal Comrrim ion. Besides the 2,0001uxury homes to be buil t on parcels ranging in size from Ql'le to 10 acres, current development plans call for a two-story, 250-room hotel at one end of than extension of Sand Canyon Ave nue and a 10-story hotel office complex to be set mto the hills near Pebcan Hill. Portions of the coast donated to the county as open space iJWlude all of Emerald Canyon and the ridgeline above Laguna Canyon. The open space dedication is adjacent to the 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park, sold to the state by the Irvine Co. for $32.6 million. the most expensive parks acquisi- tion in state history. Dismasted NB boat rescued near Chile A Newport Beach skipper and his two crew members, attempt- ing to sail a trimaran from New York to San Francisco, were rescued today from their dis- masted ship 52 miles off Chile, a spokeswoman said. The three were trying raise pubhc awareness for medical re- search when their 55-foot trimaran, dubbed Cystic Fibrosis Crusader. Jost its mast Wednesday morning as it rounded Cape Hom . said Sue Hook of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The skipper, Michael Kane of Newpor t Beach, and crew mem- bers Bob Dixon and Fritz Rich- ardson of San Diego were more than halfway through their at- tempt to beat a sailing record of the storied clipper Flying Cloud 132 years ago. A ham radio operater in Rhode Island picked up their signal and notified the Chilean naval attache and the U.S. Coast Guard, said Hook. A Chilean Air Force plane spotted the stricken three-hull yacht and sent a rescue ship that reached the area early today. The men were taken to Punta Arenas. The trimaran was abandoned in heavy seas. Hook said, bu t the crew will return later to try and . recover it. All three men were reported to be in good shape, she added. Launched in 1851. F lying Ooud sailed from New York to San Francisco by way of Cape Horn in 89 days. Sex-torture trial opens Feb. 6 From staff and wire reports Randy Kraft, accused of being a "scorecard loller " by pr<>&ecutors. goes on trial Feb. 6 on murder charges and other felonies related to the sex-torture of 16 men and boys. Kraft. 38, pleaded innocent Tuesday to the charges before .Orange County Superior Court Judge Luis Cardenas. Kraft, a Long Beach computer consulatant, has been held in Orange County Jail since his arrest May 14. when California Highway Patrol officers stopped him and found a strangled Marine in his car. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Brown has called Kraft a "scorecard killer" who kept. a "death 'list" that was found in his car. Many of the'l6 murdered young men had been burned or emasculated. prosecutors said. The murders occurred between 1972 and 1983. t· ( THE LAMBSUEDE SPORT COAT A perfect expression of quality and classic style . . . comfortably tailored to fit over sweaters or other layers of warmth when cool weather presents itself. Gennemen's Clo4tllng INpifed by todltlon ~ FOlhlon llland. Newport leod'I °'4) M0-8310 r=----="~.a-Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Thursday, December 15, 1983 ------------------=;:;:::==:=;============================~::::==~.:::::=========-~ TOPOFTHINIWI Three judges snared NATION Beirut Marines f eted with big T exas star ll) tht• Assodatt•d Pn•11s SAN ANTON 10. 'T'l'"<lS faw San Antonto rt·~1<h•nts ha\'t' nggt.J up a 'J)<.'(.'ial "Christmas prl'i.t•nt" for thl· l.nOO Marinesstauom>d m Beirut in corruption Probe CH ICAt;o (AP) A bugged (.'owboy boot. rat moll..'~. a "Boy ~:out" proSt."<.'Ulor and wirf'd JUd!,{l'S' chamlx•rs Wl'rl' all part of thl· plot as tht-b1gg(!st l'OUrt l'Orrupt1on prolx.• in U.S . h istory d i maxed w1 th thf' mdu.:trncnt nf 10 ml'n. induding thr<.'(.' JUdg<.-s Tht• c hnrgt•i; 1nd udl>d t'On· sp11•at·y . r:il·ket('(•rtnl(. extortion and mull fraud. and lnvolvt>d cases I' 1nl(111g from fixing traHic tickets I OI' $W to folony nart'Ollcs cases und st1rh nvll matters as a<..'C.'Cpting uµ tu $30.000 for influencing d1vurt't' l'JM'S and trust funds. Georgia puts killer to death JACKSON, Gu (AP) John Eidem Smith wa.., c>tc-t·utt'<J today (111 th•· 1 !174 slayings of twu m·wlywt-ds. the firs t man to die in Cl;c>rg1a's e le<>trlt· cha ir in 19 years and tht· St'<·ond man put to dt•ath 1r1 tht· United States in two days "The order of tht• l'Ourt has ht•c·n c·urr1\-d out.'' s~ud prison spokc-sman John SilL•r Corret•LltJ~ 1 Dc.•partmenl spokc.'Sman David J ordan said t ht· ell't'troc:ul1on began ot 8·08 a.m . wu.., l'<>rnplctN.l at 8:10 a.m. and a team of thrt'<• d<x:tur!. dl·d<:trc.-d Smith dead at 8: 15 a m . ahrl' i.uoo vulL-t of 1•l1..,·tr'k1ty passed through his body. an H-toot ~hlntnf( :.tar emblazonC'd "USMC in Ldxrnon .. Th1• l1Vl•-pomt star fash1ont>d from wh1t(•-puint1'<I plywood, 42 hght bulbs and red Cluon•s(:N\l t~pt· 1s v1s1blt' for st·vt•ral m ilt•s north uf duwntuwn "Wt• t·ut al·ross thl• t•ntlre o ix·r at1un a nd funC't1on or thl· svstt•m from full circuit judg<• down to dt•rk." U.S. Attornt'Y Dan K. Webb said Wednesday. announc·- ing the Ind ictments handed down by foderal grand JUry More indictments may follow. he said. Opc·r;1t1on Gn:ylord be<:ame pul>llt· last s ummL•r when Brocton L1x:kwcK>d, a soutlwrn lllinois JUJg1• who servt•d a stint m Ch1t·a~1)s Tra ffk Court, d isclosed 1hat from 191:11 unul last summer. ht• W LIS a n under<:'OVl'r agent for th<' J uslll't' Department Judge Jo hn De vine The• 5J -ycar -old formt•r msun.int•t• salcsmcan wai. S<'nlcnt't.-d to death <iftcr lx•mg t·unvac·tt·d of fal<Jll y shooting his wife's former husband a nd that man·~ Wlfl' L'N ESCO "·ithdrawal seen NEW YORK The Reagan adm1111strat1on 1:-"st•nnusly l'tms1der1ng" withdrawing from UNESCO. tht• Un1tl-d Nations educ·ational or- ganization, bc.x·aust• of concerns over tts budget and polit·1f•s. Tht' N<'w York Tames reported 11>day Tht• Unitt-d Statt•s has opposed efforts by tlw Sov1t•t Umon and some third world nations to t·rt'ate a "rww world information and rom- mun1c·at1ons ord<'r" through UN ESCO -th(' Umtt'd Nations Educauonal. S<.·1t'nt1f1t• and Cultural Orgnmzatann They were the first charges s tc·mm ing from Operation G rey lord. a 31,<z -year invesugatlon of corruption in Cook County's rourt system. the nation's largest. Webb said it was the most am- bitious court t'Orrupllon 1nvest1ga- uon ever attempted 111 thl' UnllC'd States. Ju~l hours before the indict'- mt•nL.., wt·re handed down, Roger Murphy. 53, a polke sergeant ass1gnt·d lot he courtroom of one of th<' indit-ted judges was found dt•ad. <:1pparently after shooting himS<'lr Hl· was to have a ppeared Wc•d nl'S<fay before the grand jury . !nd1t·tt•d werC' Cook County C1n·u1t Court Judges Wayne O lson and John M. Murphy no relation to the dead o fficer -who were relieved of their duties last week after learning they W<'r<.' targets o f the probe, and former Judgt• John Devine. oustt'd from the benc-h in June by a vote of circuit judgesaf).er being criticized by th<' ('1ly Bar Association. "Ill' was calm, hl· walk<'<.l Lu tlw <.·t·ll on hJ!> 11w11 p<1Wf•r. He made nu m1JVt·mt"nt al tt•1 ht! was 10 thl' l'ha1r," J ordan said As g uards b<!g<.tn -.trapping Smith into tht' c.·haar. hc•!><lld, "Hey, then'aan't no J>CJllll lrl pulling so tight .. Smith said his fmal ~tateme:.-nt would Ix: read by tht· Rev. Robert WISl'. <1 Homan Cathulll· t•haplain. Tht> statement t"Ons1~tt'll of a chapwr of th<.· Bible. frum 2nd Corinth1<.1n~ L 'ill \f' ba,·k~ ftrlo11da l e PITTSBUHGH The head of tht> United M1111..• Workl'~ umon vows that coal miners' crws of "Mondale' Mondall'1 Mondale~ .. at the UMW t•onvl'nt1on wall translate into votes for the fkmoc-rat1t· presidential hopeful next year. UMW Prl's1dent lfa·hard Trumka Sl'rVed as a t•ht'C'rleader WC'dnto'Sdav as former Vtl'(' President Waltt>r Mo ndalt· was t•ndorsed by acdamauon by m m·l•nuon dl'lc>gatt'S re presen11ng 240.000 umon mml·rs. Enzl·111e aids heart BOSTON C:han('l:'S for survival improve dr<imattt·ally d doctors quwkly Inject a l'111t -ci1ssol\'1ng (•nzymt· into the hearts of vil·tims of h<.•art attack. the nation's leading killer which d a1ms 550.000 hvl.'s a year. ac.'-'Ordmg to a study pubhshro tot.lay The phys1nan who d1re<:ted the n ·Sc.>arc:h said h(' thinks the tht'rapy should be usl'CI ruuunc•ly by all hospitals that are equipped to administer at. about 20 percent of the nation's hospitals. STATE /)e uk111ejian ·s in-law dies LONG BEACH The moth<·r -m-law of Gov GL'orge DeukmeJian has died at St. Mary's Mt'<.11t·al Center a fte r a long 1lln<'SS. th<' gov- t•rnur·s off1t·e announcc-d The cauSt> of Wedncs- d,1~ ·s death of Mary Saat jian . i9. was not tlll IUdPd m thc.• annoUl',lt't'ment 200 s tudents arrested LOS ANt;ELES Youthful undc•n:owr pnllu · ha\'l• arrt-sted mor<' than 200 suspecl<.'CI h1gh·S('hooJ drug pUSh<'rs and SC'IZcd $86.000 worth manJuanc1. t'CX'ame. PCP. heroin and other drugi. in raids at mnc· C'ampu~·s. officers say Amo ng 2-lfl target£>d for arrest Wronesday was a l:i V<'ar-old Canoga Park High School student who pohu· said arrangc'CI heroin sales to support h1" uwn ht•roin add1t lion. Dett-'<.'llVt' Larr;Y Sht·lli·\' ~1d Cllino i11n1ate ~scape Cl!INU A dragnl't wa~ out tooay for tht· 111 ... 1 prt._.1rwr to t·~aµ• lrom •ht· C.i llforma l11 -.t11uuon fnr l\11·n -;inc:l' th,· gnslv Chino Hills mo"~' 1t· thdl left four peo pll' dt·ad an June Auth111111,·s -.;ml Fn'll Owt·n H11dgl"i. 42. uf Alta Loma wa~ d1S(ovt•n-d missing about 11 :55 pm. Tui·..,day fmm tht· prison·._ mm1mum-sccunty unit .ind -.hould l:x· c-onsadt·rNI dangt·rous. ;1llhnugh his niord 1s mainly tnr nnn -vaoknt < rin11·-; Polict· .-.a /'t•g u ards sought LOS .\:'llGELF:S An Jttornt•\ for the .\1111 c 11 .111 ( ·1vll Lilwrtll'S Unum -.oy.., ht,-will prt•ss 101 111ugh1•r n•..,tn< ll<>n'> on pol1t-r• in 1t·lligt•n<·t·-g;1thNang whf'n tht· ACLU's land· mark etnll-~p~ ang lawsu11 g0t.•s to trial next m•mth ACLL! Att11m<!V Paul Hoffman said W1-.lnt•sda" h<· will S<-t:k 111 hav<' tht· l'Ourts an1p<1S4· ;1 "whok .array of safeguard-;." mdudmg .1 11'<1u1 n ·mt·nt th.11 undercover OJX'ratums be ·•f)J>I 11\'1·tl h\ <• ... 1111ng JUrlge. mut'h tht• ..amc as "'drt h \\ .orranl ... oJI l l~U(•d Barry Butkus Women answer 'wife' ad EASTON, Mass cAP) -A desperate bat·hl•lor who said hC' "lrll'd l'Verything in tht• book tu find a w1[e" got at lt•ast a dozen bads from wc1mt•n 1ntcn.-sted in romant'l' arter he postt-d signs on h1!. lawn asking for Mn. Right Bnrrv Butku!., :i:>. hammL·rt•d s ign ~ prndaiming "I NC'l'd a Wtfl• Please Can You Ht•lp" and "Wife Want- e d B y Unh a ppy Bat·helor" outside h1:. brown ranch houst• in North F..aston. A rC'd ht•art hangs m hts hvmg roum w indow. ThL· signs and a nt•ws. pap<.•r story about his phghtapparentlydad the• trick for the 35-ycar-old t·o mpC'llt1on ballroom dnnc:N and prison guard "I've tried everything in the book to find a wife., but I've just b<>en pl;ml unluc·ky ... Butkus said in a n interview pubhshl•tl Wt-dncsday in tht· Boi.· ton Hera ld. "I have tht· f!.'t•ltng nobody wanL.., m<'. Basil'ally. I'm look- ing for matrimony with u t.·ap1tal M " T oday's C'd111on~ quo ted · women whn wantt-d to get in touL·h Wllh him. "( gut.'SS he really hit I h<' home fires for m< .... '>Jlld Marsha Goldl'n, :n. who says sht• 1s a ballroom danc-t•r. loo "I think he has a lo t of !.punk.·· said Linda S tuart. a 32-yl'ar-old bank bookkeeper Economy continuing sharp ui}ward trend lh Tht· "'"wlatcd Press 1 · !'-! .H1t11111.1k1•r-...,;1\ t•orly 0..'l.·t•mbl·r ..,,,11•-. 111 lit'\\ t:tl'" rc1M· d robu~t :! I pt·rc!·nl I rnrn ,1 v1•a r Parlier. and u gc1v1·rnm<·nt rr·port un business inv1•n tor11~ po111l:-. l•1 lurth1•r prodUl'llOn Jnd haring guin~ Tht pc ,.,111 v1 · -.1~rh t·amf' a-; nott'(f • t•(1m11n111.1 llf'nrv Kaufman s:11d • Wr•dnt..,d.1v t h;it intr·rc>st rates nnd 1r1flat1e in .in· llk1•lv 1<11 llmb m l~H4. but • will 11111 ""'"' •'1ollrnilw 1•xpans1on Pr1·-.1rl1•n1 lfra_l(an. mt•anwhlh'. v11w1'1I tht•11• would not Ix· ,1 '•'' Ill• n·a1-1· '" I HH4 and again t·h1di•d ('11ng1 t'l-' for not t'Uttmg R'JVt•rnml•nl !Cpc•ntlmg to rt'ClUl'l' thl' massive federal lnid~t·C dl'11n1 T hi· Ml\ m.1Jor US automakf'r-; ri•p 1rt1'(i Ii:\ Olli P<tr-. ..,h1pp1il tM-twc-c·n l>t't· 1 llh'l11111i;111 '(l with l·lt .Hll:J In the v1·or c•arhl'r pi•r111d . wht•n the ec.'Qn1>mtl' rt't'IJVl'rY Wli!\ JUSt l>t.oJ(tnnln~ Ttw da1fv ""11'!\ ra11• of I !l.i~9 wms th\• '""'1 for th111 p<•nod 'ilnt't' 19.297 l'llr" wc·n · '!Old 1-m·h cl.i v 111 c•:irlv l)(i·1·rnh1•1 I !llill Univ Volkswagen of AmPrica Im·. whK:h has lost sales because of the• rl'newed popula rity of large cars . "howed a decline in early December 1h1s year -28 7 percent, Gc•nera l Motots Corp. said its early December sales rose 19.4 percent. Ford Motor Co.'s rose 29.3 percent. Ch rysler Corp.'s gained 6 percent and Amer ican Motors Corp.'s climbed 23.5 percent So far this year. the automa kers have sold 6.408.943 cars. up 17 .ff pt.•rt't•nt from the 5,451.505 sold by this llm<' last year. The• Commerce Department siml inventories held b y U.S. busin~ rt'>!'t· 0 .i percent in Oct-0ber. as did sales. Busin~scut back severely on their 1nvt'ntorws as rons1.1mer demand for goods f<.•11 during lhe recession. Octo- h(>r's 1tam. thl! Courth in a row, meant s tocks wt•re !'till 0 7 percent below vt"f1r-ago levc•ls. th~ report said. 1'hc 1m·rease in sales WM the seven th in lh<> lal!t night months a nd put 1(81t•"' I :l 4 J>4'rt'<''. 1 above a yrnr :\)lo I , ae! HOLIDAV HOURS Open Monday Througt1 Satu1day 9 am-10 pm Open Sunday 10 am-7 pm "' Gifts to use. ·long after the holidays are over. 9.99 Roy '4 99 Hunt-ao.ton bettery ~led pencil sh.wpen« starts au1oma11cally when oenc1t is 1nserteo stops when oenc4 •s removed Large see lhrooqh sha111nq5 1eceo1cK.lt' U5e5 4 AA Octtter·t"> not oncluClPd St.11oont.>ry Dr>pt 1.97 E.te h '"<l 2 97 Hltlttbound bllol\ boolts w11t1 calico or ho-Cl;ry 011nt labrcC cOvPr!'. 5 ', v8 1 rUte IOI no.ii even hnP" Book DPr>t 4.99 Each reg 6 99 Wooden body mes.ugen' lel voo roll away 1enS10n and rela\ Ired muscle<. ChOose easy 10 use rooe back massager 01 al ovet body massaqer r or home or oftice Nolions Depl 6.99 A•o••• fllg tOO-~ photogr1ph 11>um. MaqnC'll(. IM.lC'<. llOld ail 5'1es ol nho1og1;iphs uo to a. 10 t•nl.llllf'tn••nt:. 11 q1eat way 10 keeo this year 5 Cnnstnias Uo< '"'"' 1 Older and reaov 10 show oll St.,hon••r v Df•ol r,1 ·, \ I \ ;.J . •I. r • . ~ I l ) I I .! 2.99 Reu 199 T Jb Buddies washcloth IOys make h un lime more lun Soll c.Ju1able and •~>n ftlleryen1C Mac.hon<> wdSll and C1 'Y Assoned .in1nMI 5h;iPl'!> Nolions Deo1 1.99 Reg 2 9!:1 Flulble reeding spol light ,..,, ~'"' nl()hl sludylnr; or hc•1111flle Cl'.1<1"'•1 ci.ri on trarure l•Pf>'> ui:> h:io•h USl'~ :> AA t><lllt'Hl'S n1111n1.lull'10 Book Orm Extra savings on everyday low priced name brand basics. 1.29 7-oz.. Edge~ get tor clOser shaves Regulat ~me menthOI slOO conct1tion.no or soec1o11 sensitrve skin formulas 1.79 1-oi....,. Elegllnce motStvnzrig body Shampoo A luKurlouS way 10 clean and mocs !\Ille dry sl\t'I in FreSh Jasmne Fresn Spnng 01 Unscented 4.t-oz. Cl'Mt tooehpette with t1uonsta1 to help your tal'l111y tight cavities Save now on rllglllat. ll'Wll or new Crest Qt)I .n ,. = ,. ~i:;; 2 tor 13 Style htlr oere products. Save on 16 01 Style 9han'lpOO ~ Condi1cOne1 8 ·0l Style Nltrapray 1n ;i vfVlety ol lormolas fOf h.111 No commercial 8*s .. !Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Oeoember 15, 1983 U --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--------------~~~~-------------- 'Marines taking fire as Lebanon heats up BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP)-The U.S . Marine base came under fire today as Lebanese troops and Moslem rebels exchanged heavy tank and artillery fire near the British and American positions. fired on by Marines when the driver mistakenly approached the "old main gate" at the compound, which now is closed to all but Marine vehicles. Reporter Joe Corcoran, 29, was slightly wounded by broken glass and was taken t-0 the USS Guam for treatment. A bullet grazed the Lebanese driver in the head and was treated a t a Lebanese ~Christ's tunic held for cash by anarchists PARIS (AP) -Thieves holding a tunic said to have been worn by Jesus Christ have reportedly demanded the release from jail of three members of a banned anarchist group and a $35, 700 donation to Poland's outlawed Solidarity trade union. TOP OF THI 111111 Iraqi missile barrage kil!s 32, injures 300 By tbe A11oclated Pret• The Marine base at Beirut's airport was taking artillery fire or rocket propelled grenades after nightfall and the 1,350 American troops ran to their bunkers, Marine spokesman Capt. Wayne Jones said. hospital Robert Perry, 52, WITN-TV Jot' Corcoran news director. was uninjured. Officials in the Bishopric of Pontoise, the dioc.-ese near Paris in which the church that housed the tunic is located, said th ey had no intention of interceding with police to get the prisoners released. The prisoners are members of a guerrilla group called Direct Action. NICOSIA, Cyprfts -The casualty toll from Iraqi missile attacks and air raids against six Irani.an cities rose today to 32 dead and more than 300 wounded, the official Iranian news agency said. Iraq announced Wednesday it had launched its attacks against the Iranian cities in retaliation for last Monday's string o! bomb attacks agarn,it the United States and French embassies and other targets in K uwait as well as for continuing Iranian bombardment of borderside Iraqi cities. One French soldier was killed over-- LocaJ radio stations said the Marines responded with tank fire on nearby Moslem miliua positions. But Jon es said he could not confirm the Marines were firing back. There were no immediate reports of casualties. night by shrapnel, and gunmen shot a '=-.:;.;-• French paratrooper in the back and killed him this morning. Intermittent skinnishes between the 1 army and the Druse militias flared into The officials also said they would be surprised if Solidarity leader Lech Walesa accepted money obtained by theft and blackmail. Walesa vows appearance Israeli jets streaked over the hills near Beirut on reconnaissance sorties as Israeli troops evacuated Christians from a besieged Choui mountain town. heavy fighting, with artillery. mortars. ' The leftist daily Liberation said Wednesday the demands were delivered in three anon)'l'TlOUS calls to WARSAW, Poland -Nobel Peace Prize winner Lech Walesa, recovering from a fever tha~ prompted him to ignore a police summons, vowed today to place flowers at a Solidarity memorial Friday "even if I have to crawl there." But the founder of the outlawed Solidarity union said he may have to can.eel plans to deliver an unsanctioned speech if security is too heavy around the soaring steel monument outside the Gdansk shipyard where the union was born three years ago. Earlier in the day, Marines fired on an American television news crew. wounding one reporter and a driver. w he n their car approached the U.S . • compound at the wrong entrance. tank cannons and machine guns at daybreak and again a t midday near British and U.S. military positions, state radio reported. The radio said midday clashes spread to army positions and Shiite Moslem gunners in the southern suburbs of Beirut as well as to Lebanese troops and Syrian-backed Druse at the Dahr el-Wahsh mountain intersection of the the newspaper. · The maroon, seemless woolen robe was stolen late Monday or early Tuesday from a reliquary in the basilica of St. Denis. It had been enclosed in an iron frame. A car carrying two reporters Crom WITN-TV in Washington. N.C .. was Beirut-Damascus hi hwa)'. Hober1 Pu ry The church officials pointed out that, technical- ly, the Holy Tunic of Christ belongs to the people of Argenteuil, the northern Paris suburb in which the church is located. They cited a 1905 law separating church and state. 1\utm. N1:xl 111 thL· Curran .111J A C T, in llw h,·:irt nt th.· Lht•J tl'f dblr!Ll Sboppiag. '.\k.ir Jll rht ):fl'J l Urm1n '>quJr1: 'wr.::. Rr~ht hv much nl tht· l'.ll ,-~ fllll~l llltl'TL'Slln.I( Jrt -.lulptur.:, JnJ ph• 1w;:r,1phy Oar turf. •95~o L•t't ·'''.iv trom \,·liL·rc\'\.·r vuu Jrc ;ind ~ct n1url:>d { i n thi: Cl1tt tor .1 ~rt'.ll ... t.1v 111 \J n I ram:1,co Yon 'll hi: in till' hL·an ot thc clly, 111-.t nit Un1u11 \qu.1rl', ,,·1th no nn:d Lil gl'.l hack up .1 hill tu r1:tur11 tn \'lllll ht1tL·I fht· C li tt i-. .1 four \l'.h11n-. 1 lotcl .,,, nh a Mnhtl F1w 'itJ r rau11g Th,at\ -,n111t·th111g 1mp11-.~1hk w beat in \.in Fr:incbu> W) JIL'/ 111:.:)11 'w . .:.lt u t dun/lit.:· L11w11·tl ,/\«11/uln/11\· < >ltt:t L'llc" ft:/>Jlldf\ .,2». /•),.J J\C,L'f"\ .II /Ill)\ t/1111t1d1 \'!ll l/ lf1/\'e/ d>:.t'/11. 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S cars, pickups and vans. Non-repatrable hydraulics extra No commercial sales. ®TARGET ,. ' , ' \ At Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 Laguna eyes building curb on seawalls By L.P. BENET Of, ... Oelly ,..... """ The city of Laguna Beach 1s ughuming 1tsgripon the construction of seawalls. Last year's winter storms damaged large portions o r the Laguna Beach coastline. driving oceansjde homeowners to <.'tty hall to apply for emergency permits to build seawalls to shore up bluffs that supported their expensive homes But evidence s hows that seawalls. while protecting structures. can do damage to beaches and bluffs 1f unregulated. Some Laguna reside nts contend this is what's happening to Laguna's Crescent Bay Beach a nd have filed complaints with the city and st.ate Coastal Commission . The state recently informed several Crescent Bay residents their seawalls. built without proper permits. are in violation of state <.'Odes. The seawalls. including one built illegally by the citv. will be reviewed in J anuary after Coastal Commission experts study the impact the structures have had on Crescent Bay sands and bluUs. The city design review board has told council mem bers that the absence of seawall guidelines has made 1t diCficult for board members to determine what the projects do to the enivironment. In October. council members acting on a recommendation by councilwoman Sally Bellerue directed City Manager Ken Frank to hire a marine geologist to the study environmental effects that seawalls have on the coastline . The study. according to city officials. will take a few months to complete. so last week counc-il members adopted an interim policy requiring applicants to show a seawall is necessary to protect commercial or residential structures. The measure requires all seawaJI apphcauons be reviewed by the city's geologist. at the applicant's expense. to see if there are a ltemauves to seawall construction . In addition. unless the geologist d etermines that the seawall is needed for the immediate protection of the structure . all seawall applications must go to City Council for approval. In the past. such applications only came up for council review if the a pplications were appealed by neighbors. OCC students win food scholarships Two Orange Coast College food service students have won scholarships awardl'<i by restaurant industrv leaders Llovd Launan orCosta Mt·Sd re<.'t'IVl'd s 1,250 in scholarships from the California Restaurant Associa- tion and the Arthur Wvnne Scholarship Fund. "We selected Llovd on thl• basis of his grades. presence. ambition a·nd pottmual," said Wynne . senior vice president of Lawrey's Restaurants. Inc .. during the presentation ceremony Laurian. 23. says his goal 1s to open a "floating" restaurant. a dining establishment whl're guests would dine on elegant food on a nightly t·ruise Lorraine Holman. who rN.'l'IVl'Cl SSOO from the Food Service Brokers A.sscx:1auon for her future studies m new food product development. also 1s a Costa Mesa rC'Sident Currentlv. 325 students art• c•nrolled in Orange Coast Collegc"s food serv1<.·t>. howl managemc·nt and culinary ar~ pro~ram 2 Russians charged in SA burglary case By the Associated Prt'ss Two Sov1C'l t·111zt•ns h;,i v1• b<·t·n arrl'Sted for investigation of possessing burglary tools aftPr polke allegedly found thC'm with at·C't ylt•m• torc.·hes. crowbars. drills and 700 quart.NS 11UL'i1de a Santa Ana laundromat. "Both ml'n dc•nied th<· allq~.1t1on.'' JXJll<.'t' Lt Jack Nelson said todav "One· uf thl'm said he collected quarters That ~·as his hobby .. Nelson said a s ilent burglary alarm drew an officer to the laundromat earlv Tuesdav on First Street. in Santa J}na. L<x:k -p1c:ks and some ,ewelry were also Sf>12ed by police a long with th<• $1 75 worth of quarters. Nelson said Vangel Vangelov. 42. of Holl ywood and G uram C hachava, 28. of Glenda If' remamt'Ci m custody today in lieu of $1 0.000 ball at the• Oran~<· County Jail. Nelson said. The m<'n. wh11 t·arn<·d alll'n rl'~1.,trHt1on t·ards, spoke little Englis h ''There's no ind1<.'3t1nn th1•\ w1•rt• c11plomaL<i or officials," Nelson sc.1d. and th"' r .. rusc:d to g1v<• their ott\Jpat1on.'l Parent classes set The lrvinl' YMCA &•rv1t't• l'1•11tn oHrr.. <'Vl•ning and Saturday da.<;S('S to .1t·wmmodt1H' working parents. Playful Par •ntmg. ;1 motor d1•v1·h1pmt:nt play-around for chlktren fi Wl't'ks tn :1-yt•ar-nld. Will Qffer Wednetday evening and Saturddy m11rnln~ c:IM8<.>s beginning vi J1nuary Other bfft-rinp n<'Xl month indudt• ballet, jAu and modem dlnoe lt.'580n8 for l'hildrC'n. tt.'ens and llduh• on 1everal Wf'(lkday>< l'vt>n1ngs and Saturday morninp. More lnf11rmoll•m un tlw Y pl'111o(t111n" t·an b.· ohtalrwcftfy c-elling 830· VMC1\ AD ITllTI TIUB. GOOD TDU DIC. ZI IOW APPEAlllC .. IUI •• ntc• JIU lria•• s101n I CllEAP CllCID liwt u• ia Jina at tUu 111111 .... ..,.., ....... 17•• LOii IUCI 1:30 11 12 UIDD 1100 Z 11 4:30 :--Hr 11<:-·: ., '!: u;r , t TOO: LIFE BOWTOIOOD How-to'• in plain Engliah, lib Adding On, AdYanc.d Wiring, Doon and Windows, Plum.bing, Home Workshop (and Raiang w .... i. for Fun and Profit). 30'' PIEFllUDD VllYL IAISTOOL 77~ AJ.r..d,. -.-.m.bled for J"OU. (rm not oetUn9 m,. 1 mother-in-law an~ for I Clui.ftmaa. Lut ,...... I got her e hurial plot, and ah. ~ uaed tt.) DEAUVILLl-FU s PC.nc 1n .~~I 1f.."'~·•:• 1 ·:: 't~ COOHH COOL 19911 Good looking Mt with 4 •anilla frame chain with steel blu•/•anilla .tripe ped8 and e 42" •anil.la fibeiv1-top table. Umllnlla la at.re. ACTIOI llDUITllES Clllll ADUJ. T IPllll UCI CUii ··~ Com .. in the -..r ·popular a.-orted patterna a.nd colon. ( Your gu .. &. u good u mine.) DllECTOI CIAll 5~ Not bad for the money, with white painted frame and .. ta and back in Yariows colon. Sit back and direct your home mori ... 139!!3C Dual bu.mer grill hu full length control COIUIOle, Lite· A· Ma tic ignitor, 2 ndwood eide tah1-and warmil\Q rec&. 30,000 BTtra. TIOJAI IOAID 1997 I RUB'nC 33•7 RED OAK . ~" thick tonvu-and QTOO'f'ecl and end matched atrip paneling. The Rustic R.cl Oak doublea u flooring. Sold in 20 eq. ft. l 11111 10111 CDTD SAIBOU POITA: ELECTRIC All COIPIESIOIS llACI& POICI ~ I SllCU CIUIDD · 14988 Big 10 gal tank with 3.1 SCFM at 40 PSI. IL Dial-0-Matic control for just th. riQht am< of air. JUUAFOICE I IP TWll CTLllDD 14 val. tank with 8.3 SCFM at 40 PSI . .,......_. I WMlll Dini PAii .. 8pra79 up to a gallon of lat.a l mi.nut., making quick work o or fence. Comee with geneM1 p enamel atain 9P1"a)' tiPL TIOll lllllOOT .. a = JI. 7 WOOD ILIDlll PATIO DOOi IOI. All •1101-PITDT 26! Bloomin' beauU.. W.. ~ Imperial. Mr. Lineoln, ~ Pe.oe. a.Mn T..w.1 (who'• eh.?) ~ mON~ #I PATENT s 377~.?r \, ... .. 'l' CCOl I \ l Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15. 1983 .41 Ttllll 1a1 '\ ! ,:;:-.-.. -WILTOI NEW! f.J ~ ; •<: ·--FLIP GRIP u VISE 1* ' KEL. LITE \ · }. ~~ 1444 ;o ;. aun Dun u , !' -•594 FLAllLIGBTS Veraatile guy with amooth jaW9 for wood, 4" st .. l jaws for metal, and built -in pipe jaws. rupa 90° right or left for long stuff. OIWALL DRILL PUSS STAID a•7.~ Qi,,.. you more accuracy when drilling large hol ... drum sanding wood or aide boring met.al and plastic. Tak .. ~" and ~ .. drilla. 2CELL 3CELL 4CELL 5 CELL 1688 1788 1a•• 1988 R.a.l hefty machined aircl'aft aluminum flaahJ.i9hu, W.. the brut. that officers u.. when they want .omeone to ..e the light. GEllE 1/i BP SCIEW DllVE C&IAGE DOOi OPllD 'llCYCLES fllll 11111&1 WITH FIEE EITIA TIAISMITTEI 127!~~ sttovn r·L:m TOOS . RBB I =t:!· I NORMAL INSTALI..ATION OF OUR UNrJ' 58" End the arvurnenu a.bout who'• gonna ala.h out in t .he rain to open the gar~ door by getting one of th ... con .. n ient namote openers. llUTE 100 COUIT llTCBEI IACI 01 35 COUIT 33 CW.LOI TUii IAGS YOUR CHOICE 3 88 SH< JRTY r ·:,t 11l SR • R Holiday get-topt.hen mean mountaine of traah ( thoee city guya m....t 1099 it ) , 90 ft.ock up on th-thinp now. ' '· t •. ' """" ·~ IALAI ROITDD covm SALE PRICE 2997 BUCllDICID ZOO WOllllATE (OK 9 Ill ·8TOCK MODl:l.8 OKLY I .300 LESS MFG. MAIL-IN REBATE STARLITE WRANGLER SEAT COVERS You may know by now that we've qot 'em in blue, brown, or black, for standard or mini trucks, low or h iqh bucket Mats. N ! PIE-PASTED IN STOCI WALLPAPEI . 50%:s~ Big dacount her.a, and we'" got a pr.atty good Mlection to chooee from. Not hard to do if·you ntad up on it first. SOLID OAI FIANED POSTEi AIT POSTEIS FROM 3 66ro2777 Great gift id .. for 110mebody with a bare wall to fill. Yeah, we 'nt still getting new on., 110 don't think you',,. .. n lt all. CWSIC COLLECTIOI y IEVELED CWS PIOTO FUllES HOLDS 'nlREE 666 2"s3" HOLDS ONE 897 8"sl0" HOLDS 'JWO 10 •• ~-.....: YOUR NET COST 2697 .. - ArrER REBATE 1111 RICI • ------------- 1111 llrl. ••••• '"lft -10 •• ... 01..,. ................................ ~ ..... -...... w ............... , ........ _., .... « • ·nr.-. ................ FOOT PUllP 2~ I . CASTROL I. 30 WT. :ma OIL 77ur. > I ~~· • •. : ' '~ SS H n111nm.o atnLOCDn s•!r .....,._ ............... ...... ..... ... ......, ..... .... .. . ......... Pol&ahell ... Bnt.h ... ,, at • ............................ .... .. ..... __ ..,.... ..... ,... OU\ haNIJe.. , Al Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thuraday, o.c.mber 15, 1983 Governors ~ome and go; staff stays on By DOUG WILLIS A.-l'r-Wlllet SACRAMENTO (AP) -If you write a letter to Gov. George Oeukmejian, It may be read and answered by the same person who received your letters to Govs. J erry Brown, Ronald Reagan and Pat Brown. If you have an appointment with Oeukmejian, you may be greeted by the same receptionist you saw when you visited Jerry Brown. when you visited Reagan, when you visited Pat Brown. and even when you visited Gov. Goodwin Knight or Gov. F.arl Warren. Governors come and go. but a handful of professionals have made a career of making the governor's office work. Jackie Habecker has been chief receptionist for the past four governors. Before that, she was a secretary to Govs. Warren and Knight. Another office that has continued with the same personnel through both Democratic and Republican admin istrations is the governor's correspondence section -17 people who handle an average of more, than 1,000 letters daily. -:, OellJ,... ,..,..... .., ....... u,ln Shr iner s from El Bekal Temple in Anaheim won e ntire entry trophy. Irvine parade opens holiday Edison tfigh tlkes sweepstakes honors to Huntington Beach Two-thirds of that stafr handled Jerry Brown's \ mail. Five of them, including division chief Cheryl Goble, worked for Reagan, and two worked for Pat Brown. More than 70 entries partici-Anaheim; entire entry trophy. costumed c1an , .... Nearly $500,000 of the governor's $4.4 million pated in the fourth annual lrY.ine. aend• Sierra vista. Junior v : · Ch · d S Sierra VISl6 Junl07Rl\)l'l';Baldwfn Pali!~ JUlllOf' WhllMY.t!lgh, Gerrltos. Mnlor Dflll TMml annual office budget is spent on salaries, paper, fiJWan1s ristmas para · atur-division Ollve Lancer lntermedlete SchoOI. ~•ldwrn· postage and overhead expenses of the cor-day. They were judged in a Foothill High. Santa Ana. senior division Perk. tunior · f · Edison High: senior respondence unit, which through last week had vanety O categories. Equeetrlan G1g-E-Lettes. Los Angetet: non-echool drill h dJed 330 345 1 tte this Bobbie Jean Gilchrist. Apple Valley, Ilda-team Orum M.ior an · · e rs year. The winners were: saddle · Sierra Vista, 1un10r Goble, who has directed the correspondence unit Edison High, Huntington American Riding Club tor the Handicapped, • Foothill High: MnlOt ~· !or both Oeukmep·· an and J errv Brown, says her goal Beach·, Sweepsta.kes wmn· er. Garden Grove. junk>< color guard Tustin Twirleltes. Santa Ana. Junior corps • • J South Coast Clovers •·H Club. El Toro.1unl()( Serafin Razo, Sl8'ra VIiia. junior solo is to respond to every letter within 10 days. Tall Flag team wa part of Edi' son The Woodbridge High host mounted group Cindy Frauetta. Coata Mesa. Mntor M>IO Her staff also handles the 50 to 1,500 daily band, Irvine; special trophy. Ch11alMnR1gntnarRk1ers.Mlr11 Lom1 Mn•or Maranatna Christian Academy Santa An•. telephone calls on the governor's public phqne lines, High chool's sweepstake winne r. EJ Bekal Shrine Temple. m:::: ~~~~and Pamoa ... s. b01no11rv1na. iu~::~tgh.ten1or 11am as well as the 25 to 50 gifts -ranging from T-shirts r------------------------------------------------------------ and books to furniture -which arrive every week for Oeukmejian. Goble says form letters, such as clip-out coupons which some lobbying groups ask their members to sign and send to the governor, are answered with form letters. But individually written letters get individual replies. If you write to the governor, there's about one chance in 50 your reply will be signed personally by Oeukrnejian. Form letters are signed by i signature machine. Other replies are signed by various aides. When your letter arrives at the Capitol, its first stop is a sorting room across the hallway from Oeuk.mejian's office, where it is opened and scanned quickly for general category. Invitations for speaking engagements go in one category: job applications and recommendations for appointments go in another bin; communications from government agencies in another: and letters from children in still another. Specific problems or complaints about state agencies go in another category. Letters for and against specific bills or issues are sorted by subject. and there are bins for miscellaneous legislation and issues, political mail and a catch-all general mail category. If you are expressing an opinion on an issue, the response may be drafted in the correspondence unit, or it may go to Douglas Watts, Oeukmejian's public affairs director. who in tum passes on a few letters to Oeukmejian personally. Letters with complaints or specific problems are sent to the state agency involved with a reQuest for rom t attention. Early Bird Dinner Specials s6. 95 Prime Rib or Fresh Fish Complete D inner with choice of soup or salad and dessert 4 to 6 PM / ~~--l Dars I Week! -~673-7726 . ON THE PENINSUL A BALBOA 801 E. BALBOA ... ..... TiM tt ,, ..... ,_ """" hrl tlMfmlA- MA.IO'I CMDfT CMOI .............. ~ ....... ~ ......... ._.,_,.. 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"About t>vervbody in town has oo'n here at ieast once ... Thl' late George Spem•er, blinded when his optic nerves wert> paralyzed m 1937, started selling popcorn. tobacco and newspaix•rs in a tent near the Southe rn Pac1f1c Railroad tracks the same year. He opened with an investment ol $10 for rent. $40.50 "''orth of stock and $3.60 in cash to make change. S11w1• then. people m this southeastern Oregon city of 15.000 on tht> Rugut· Ri ver have followed the srnell of Bhnd George's pop- corn to four locations under three t)Wnl'r.". "[ was wurkmg for George wht•n he first put up a pipe like that... said Thelma Booth. 80. po1nung to the small flue that c:a rnes thl·smoke from the Cretors popcorn machine through a hole poked m the front uf the store. "I said to George. 'What are you puttlng that thing up for?' and he said, ·You'll find out· "Sombody c:ame in and said. ·George. that smells clear up to the corner ' He comes to me and says. ·see? ... T hough the store features more than 600 magazines ranging from Ladies' Home Journal to Chopper, a jar of pocket knives, root beer floats and racks of paperback books. the popcorh is still the big draw. Six brown paper bags tacked on the wall show you can fill a lunch bag for 30 .~nts up to a grocery bag for $2.80. Thelma Booth and he r hus- band, Wesley Booth, 86, bought the business when Spencer died in 1968. They just sold it to their son, Dale Booth, and his wife, Lea, but they still come into the stor e to help. Stuck on the popcorn machine were reminders to pop 40 pounds for a football game between Grants Pass High School and rival Medford and 50 pounds for Hid- den Valley High School's tilt against Roseburg. Lea Booth won't reveal what they do to turn out the tender, buttery morsels.''lt's a family secret." she said. Spencer was born in Los An- geles County in 1885 and came to Oregon with his parents in 1898 in a wagon pulled by three horses . . 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MAIN, SUITE 32, ORANGE • (71.4) 972~126 ' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 A9 New drug aids heart attack victims .BOSTON (AP) -Squirting " slty Hospital in Seattle. clot-dissolving drug into the arteries of Heart attacks are the biggest killer in heart attack viclim:s triples their chances of thl' Unit.1..-d St.at.el, claiming about 550,000 survival, and the therapy should be used lives a year. lion team, be trcatt.-d with mtral'Oronary streµiokinase," Kenned y lKlid in an Inter- view. lfowevc:r, ht• estimates thut only about 20 percent of the hospitals in the United Statesareequlppt'd to provide this therapy. routine ly by hospitals that can administer Often during heart attacks. a blood clot it, researchers c.'Onclude. for ms in one of the arteries that feed the The trl'atment with the enzyme strep-heart, cutting off the heart's own source of tokinase has been given experimentally for blood and killing some of its m uscle ti~ue. about five years. but the latest work. conducted at 14 hospitals, is the first major Doctors use the stre ptokinase to dis- • Experts hope future research will show that ordinar y intravenous injection of the medicine also works. 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This settlement will aJlow the city to t•omplete payment of Sycamore Hills. The city will be making a lt'rrible mistake 1f thl'y sign this agreemt-nt wtth no written as- surance that Uis~ Looµ will not be bu1h. How the nty can L'Onsider the payment uf m1ll1ons of dollars for land that the county wants to build a highway on is beyond rornprehension. East Loop is on the county's master plan o( ar- terial highways. Before the nty signs the agreement East Loop must be removed from the arterial highway system. T he county does not deem to be negotiating in good faith. Just reverse the situation. would the county pay millions of dollars for parkJand that they knew the city intended to_ put a highway through? Of <.'OUrse not. JONS. BRAND P resident. Laguna Greenbelt Lnc. Laguna Beach Flying i s safer than you think To the Editor: SeveraJ months ago. a com- -me'f'dal aircraft. departing John Wayne Airport, developed trouble m one of its two jet engines. resulting in some small. hot. metal fragments dropping on nearby roofs causing several mino r hres. We say minor beqmse alert citize ns and prompt response from th~ Fire Department preve nted serious damage m most cases. It 1s also noteworthy that these large aircraft can safely fly on one engine. Since the 1rn:1dent, mut·h as been said and written abo ut thl' hazards of living near air ports [t 1s true there is some risk that others do not share. however. ,as Presi- de nt Harrv Truman once said: "Let's look.at the record " Since commercial jets first started flying out of the airport 1n 1967. official figures show over 182 .000 take-offs have been made without personal injury to anyone .on a flight or on the? ground. A large number of the take-offs were made when power reduc- tions below 1,000 feet were stan- dard procedure to reduce the noise footprint in the area. We are s till hopeful the FAA will again per- mit this prac•til'e in the nL'ar future. We suggest that perhaps the hazards from aircraft may not be as grea t as those we all experienee on the streets and freeways in uur automobiles eve ry day. JOSEPH E. IRVINE Execuuve Direc•tor Community Airport Council The Community Airp<>rt <...o un- c1l 1s composed vf busme~ firms. and mdividuals. who wish t1J ha ve improved air service. and fac1/i- cies. for our two million rc-s1dents Ex-college trustee tak~s a turn at setting Coast board record straight 8)' WILLIAM KETTLER Asa former trustee of Coast Community College l l-an no longer remain silent a t ter rt·ad1ng ietters attacking tht• d istric t by the so me v.-r1te rs mun th a fter month. It should be noted mo~t uf thl' writers have an a>. tu g rind. although usually purporting tt/le -peaking for the wc·l fare of the district and the studen ls It was nice to read the letter from one of the newE'st trustees. Conrad A. Nordquist. giving well deserved praise to Chancellor Norman N. Watson Part of Dr Watson'sgenius has been attravt- 1ng an admin1stratton tha t a lso l'Ontributed to the nauonwide high regard for this d astru.:t Not so nice. however. was Reverend Nurciqu1st'st·heaps hot a t former board pres1tlent Cami Candy's trip to the Onent. t•om· pletely paid for by the· Taiwan governme nt. w11h h1satt.empt to tie that inwdistrict membersh ips which he writes "as costly." Seve ral years ago (while still a member of the board) the d1stnl't. with full faculty cooperation. instituted a close review of all membership programs on a reg- ular basis dropping many and keeping only those deemed absolutely necessary and pro- ductive to the d istrict. This wasa contmuingpr0iect. His statement "does a Community College really ntA('(! to spend millions to send its people away from Orange County and away from California?" 1s a gross exag- geration and has no basis in fact and should be rNractt'CJ in wnung. He also speaks of the present tiny (in his opinion) boardroom and states 1t has inadl>quatescat- lng, vis ion or sound system and implies ;:i Sf'Cretwem~ m<.·ons1s- wnt with open communi<:at1on i!ncl mutual tru~t lt should bl-rmtt·d that wh€.'n - 1•vc•r large attcndanc·(• wa-" c·x pt'<.•ted. mef'tlnf{s werf' mov('d to thesuditonum wht'n• I pt'rsonally felt our seating on tht' sta gt-high tibovc the attendc~ was not eondu<.·1vc• to Ct-ellnj.tsof urnJlor- su:inding and <:lnsC'rws." th.H hi·l pi. t•realt•f{ond rela t1o n ... h1p)o ORANGE COAST llilyPilat He compounds his lOOSt' use of facts by stating the adm1nistratum cnpp!Pd teaching by et layoff of nC'arlv 100 facultv. Actually 88 were re leased and of that number. 19.5 were rl•<:alled on a permanent basis and 15 rNlred or resigned for an actual total of 53 5 It 1s extreme Iv unf orttmalt' that even one teaeh~r had to Ix• laid o ff HowevN. il was et matleruf ("('Onom1L'S and the highest prwri ty was given to retaining cxt·el ll•nt l' 1n t..'<iu<:auon. It 1s rarelv. tf ever. mentioned in the n•guiar lettf'rs sent to thisc11lumn that the pen.:en tag€.' of administrators laid off was much higher than 1 hoSf'of the (ac.:ultv. Extrem"ely hard hit wc•re th(! C'lass1fied pe0ple who were laid ufl in large-numbers. Th1s waH·X· tremely distressing to me per- sonally and the other members o f t he board and administration and I believe that 1t will be a t'OStly eut that will~ clearly St-en in future vears due to increased main ten· an<.'€.' COS ts, failures of equipment, etc. Reverend Nord4u1st l·am- pa1gned to restore a II of the laid off faculty. With the California budget as it is, such an aet:omplish- me nt does not seem possible I hope it will be, I further hope tht theclass1f1ed a nd administrat1w layoffs wouldalsabe rehired. if the new board can work some magic. It ma kes a memb<:-rof tht• public wonder when one• <>f thE> first "cost-cutting" moves of the new board was to hire a $60.000 1max1mum) consultant and spc<·1al c:ounsel ($5.000 maximum) when the districtemploysa fine at - torney. It was rather ironic that on thl· saml' page as Mr-Nordqu1st's letter there aJsoappeart>d an art1de headlined "Ycar:rnf Negle<-t S how in Schools" and ;i ttributed th1s to 16 ycarsof t'':>nlmual choppin~ <-•Wil.V :1t c_'<iuC'ation budgt?l-" hy govt•rnori- from both political p;.irt1f•sand th1· ov<'rwhe lming passagt· <>f Prop- (n;l\1on I :1 Thalls where thl' t·h:ing<'l< must be madt'. "' th1• 1x1l1twal budget:so please span> ll)o from fu rthC'r 1•mpty rhetorlt' { '' 11 ___ I ,., nere ae earnes.men ..• AR togeH.ernow ...• Brass plays presidential favorite WASHINUTON -A year ago. White' Houw <:ounselor Edwin M1·t:st• !Il wc.s qu1t:tly promotto<l to tht' rank of bird t·olond in thl' Armv lkst•n •t• Tiu!. ::.udden 1m-prov~·nwnt If\ M1•c•st•'s military fortunt•s, gtv<.·n 1L'i pollllcal over- torws. outt aged anuther rt>serve l'Olont•I who raisl•d a squaw!< The PC'ntagnn brass. always t·a1Jl1ous rn th1•1r derelt<'tions. pas.-;t-d this hot potato lo the Arm~'s lllliJX'\'tor genL•ral. He conduetl•d a dt•l1l"<1ll' mvesugauon t<> dl't1·rmme whether "undue influen<•<'" had ~<'n involved in th1· promotion of President Rt:'- Jg a<.•twns .. But the I G 's 111vt•s11gators d1e.l C'tmeede that ha l lo w t·d A r m v Rese r ve prcx·Nlurt•!-. we re· "misapplied, vi- olatr-<l or ignored." Th1i; has IX'C'n t•onfirmed by rn y ass111:1:.i1t·s Dal<' Van Alt.a and J ohn Dillon who havr• JUSt completed thP1r own mvestigatton They found that Mt•t•st• g1>t a boost up tht• mlltlar:v laddl•r hy pals in the Penl.Clgon ThtJug h M<•t>s1· wanted the pr11n111t1on . wh1t·h assures him a follc•r ~)('nsion. the· t!rass hats appt'al' to havl' wantt'd it even morC'. p«rhaps as o mea ns of bulll'r'tng up a n influenttal White Hnust· CJffidal Q ~ -JA-Cl-A-ID-IR-10-1 -d In fac t. one Anny sourcE> says tlu1t Meese's powe rful Pentagon f ril·nd~ are alrc•ad y plotting to grease t hf:' skids for his promotion to genc>ral If this works out. l'vl e(>Se's military reserve career wnuld be distinguished by the kind of rapid promotion that IS usually aeh1eved only by at'-t1ve-d~tv officers m wartime. He re's the chro nology o f Ml'l'se's riSC' in rank. June 1981 : Meese spoke privately to Col. Joe Sullivan, a fr1t'nd who'd served with him ma California reserve unit. Meese lnd1<:ated he'd like to be in the Read y Reserves. w hich would give him a better shot at a promotion Bu t he stressed that no rult'S should be stretched in his behalf Sullivan re layed these udings to his boss. 'Maj. Gen. William R. Berkman. who commands the Army Reserve and. coincidental- ly. also served with Meese in the California reserve unit. Together with other Pentagon brass. they agreed that the president's closest adviser deserved to ~ a full <'Olonel. All that remmned was to work out the grand !>trat~gy. Tnis r('quired some quiet finesse. They had to find an assignment that wouldn't interfere with Meese's White House duties and an excuse lo relieve him from mandatory attendance a t the Command and General Staff College, wh1t·h he wouldn't havt-time for . The Pe ntagon strategists t:ame up with etn artful solution : Meese would be assigned as t he Selecuve Service System's liaison with the Defense Department. Pro motion requirements in that branch, it seems, are less stringent than in other outfits -July l, 1981 : Meese was assigned to the Ready Reserve at Selective Service headquarters. in the specially created liaison job. The position called for a full colonel. Meese's mandatory re- tirement date, incidentally. was less than a week away. With unaccustomed speed. the Pen- tagon paper work processors beat the mand atory retirement dead- linf'. -October 1981: Ye t anothe r Meese friend from the California reserve. Thomas K. T urnage. was a ppointed head of Selective Ser- vice , assuring that Meese's status -and his pending promotion - would not be disrupted. -November 1982: Meese was rc't:ommended for promotion to ('oJonel. T he supposedly ironclad requirement of staff college graduation was waived by giving Meese "constructive credit" for h is White House experience. Gen. Berkman and others notified the Army promotion board of this unusual dispensation while it was considering the promotion -an action that some military officials equate to tampering with a jury during its deliberations. -At about this time. a technical problem was solved b y backdating one document by more than a year. according toan Anny source. This practice is not illegal, but it is unusual. The IG investigation was sup- posed to bury the Meese affair. but Rep. Pafric1a Schroeder, D-Colo .. learned of 1t and began making inquiries last August. The Armv refused to turn over the IG report to her. Meanw hile, my sou rce says the move to make Meese a general is already afoot. A colonel who has been elevated to general is about to retire. When he does. there wiU be a generaJ's job waiting for Meese Footnote: Meese declined to <'Omment on the JG report but wrote Ms. Schroeder that "at no time did I request any favoritism or preferential treatment .... This apparently is true. What should I he when I grow up? It 1111ght l1t' ;, g<K1d 1d.-a if there v. 1·1 t .1 l.1\\ 111ak1ng It nia ndatory to1 • ·01 h 111 us 10 stop domg who1l1•\1•1 w1·'1•1• doing on<'t' t·vt•ry t1·11 v1·a1 ~ .ind s tart d oing som<'- thing t•l-"t' S•1 ut t1•n Wt· get caught llfl v. llh tht• 1111 •:1 of St'(.'Urlly that w1Tnd u p d n1ng lhl'same thing all our l1Vt'-" I \1.11s I hmkmg mayb<• l ought to -;1·1 oul 111 mak1 · soml' r<'al m1'>nev. I'm not ('Omplainmg now but I'm th1nk1n~ of h1g but'k-". I'd be a lvt·oon ot som1 · sort. f've thought of -<('VCral f)ClSS1b1l1t1c·s. Sl;.rrting a hank might be a good 1dp;i for nw Las t night at a purty J Ul·tuall.v rrwt two people who s~11d lhl'y w ere starting a bank I didn't ewn know you muld JUSI st<irt a hank until they told mt· M11ytx· that's what I nught tu do It I dirl 1h;it and wuntl'd to make ,~,, -.N-DY-RO-DN_fY_...,..~ thosl• big bu<'ks. the first thing I'd do after my bank got going and I had mv customers would be to cut down 'on servic:es. I'd fire all m y employees who dealt with cus- tome rs and do everything by computer Ne xt, l'd increase the chargt• for each che<-k a elastomer wrott-I'd make lt clear to cus- tome rs that a ll my bank wants is their money We don't want to spend a lut of lime on bookkeeping with peopl<.' putting money in and taking it out .• The d oll business looks good this vear. I rould make and sell somE: new cloll It would have to be different from the Cabba~e Patch l. M. BDJd /Blind leap may b~ Wh:it " .. Vl)ur stund on trial 1narr1:1g1·" Ry trial marr1ag<'. I mt'illl thilt µnwt H'l' w hen-in a 1·oupll' hvl•s togNhc•r for some 1111w lw•t'111·1· th1•y actually ~o thr•iugh th1• wrodrn~ ('t.•remony, if 1·v1·r Thrnw 1n fovur say marriage 1t-;dt 1-" :-.•> 1h111~t·rnus t hat trial marr111gl· 1~ 11 rtt'l·dcd safety pn-c·au1111n ThoM' opp<1~·d 4uot<' David Ll11vd ( ; .. o rj.(l' "Tht• most dan~1·111u.._ 1h1 nJ.< m l hl· w orld I~ to l1·:1p " • h.i'm m 1wo JUmp"i .. I ~.11'1 l•11Mc 1 ~ll rn1t nf1·v1•rv IC)O lutl •H ., 111 I 1111·11 lw.1d first. ·s11> ltuml11d m1h·s of pipes u11d1 •1 l'.1r1 .... 1' 1.1m 1 1•hann1:l l·om - P' '""•·d ,111 '" h•>u,t·~ and busi- lll''"•• :-Thi• :-.v ... tt•m was 1n ... tal1C'<J t!i ru 11 1le11 k-. ',inti Pll'v~tors Now 11 's u-.1·d to r JU:-.1 .1bout nnylhlng th.11 • 11mpr1•!<.-«•d :ur w ill power. H.dj1h N.ul•·t 11\\. n' rw1ttwr a t•ar n11r " 1"0. '4 t • Q .. Jot·k1·v Steve Cauthen at age !fl roch• .. i\ffirml'CI" to radng's 197H Tnpk Crown. Hl' was the young\•st Jc1t•k1•y ever to do that, ri~ht'' A Almost right. But Wilham Saundt•rs at age 17 earned that distml·t1on on "Omaha" in 1935. Q Who was the 541-C-alled "Nun of Naturt•"'! A. Naturalist Rochel Carson II !.Hl5-Hlfi:\1 Sh e never married. ~ In footbl1l1. Michigan and Mmnesow play for th~ Ltttle Brown Jug. Who plays for the L1ttk Brown S tein? A ldnho nnd Montana. Q. What was that old hom~pun mt>issugc thln Gen. Douglas MacArthur kept potted In hb ofhc.-s? A. "Y ()Uth Is not. Ume of Ufc. ll lsa!ltatt>ofmind. Vouare11young as your faHh. 31 old u youl' doubt; as young 1U1 your M'lf ·confidence. doll. You get adoption papers with those and ea<.'h one is a little different becauS(' it's designed by <'Omputers that alter the features everv lime a doll is born. lf i go into tht> doll business, I'd have to have a new gimmick. I wouldn't make a baby doll. I'd make a grown -up doll for kids. The more realistic a doll is the bette r. I'd produce a mother and a father doll. Instead of treating their dolls like babi('S. little girls and boys could treat their fytommy and Daddy dolls the way they treat 1hei"r real mothers a nd fathers. A little girl <-ould pretend her mother was te lling her to eat all her vegetables and she could ignore the Mommy doll. L ittle boys could pretend they didn't hear their Daddy doll when it told them not to watch any more television. safer Boys and girls with my dolls could pretend 1t was the middle of the night. They'd make believe they were sick to their stomach and they'd start crying so their dolls would have to get up and take them to the bathroom to throw up. If my doll <.'Ompany did this thing right, we could make every- one forget about the Cabbage Patch dolls . --There are a lot of new telephone companies starting up. I don't understand what's happen- ing but maybe I ought to start a new telephone business. A lot of t he new companies don't seem to understand what they're doing. either. If I start a telephone company, the first thing I'll do is raise the rates. I'll make some little mis- takes on your bills, too. This will make you think I'm just a regular telephone company. After I've raised the rafus on you r long distance calls, I'll apply for another increase on your local rates. I'll need the money to pay as okl as your f<'ar : as youn& as for the extra h elp I'll have to hire your hope. as old as your despair " to count the extra money romlng H fish 1s your dish. rejoi<.~! You t'Ould serve a different sort daily for at lt'ast i;ix month~ with no rc.·peats. in from the long distance increue. -· The credit card market is anoth~r thing I've been th.inking about as a new enterprise. Maybe I'll get into the credit card busi- ness. I'll issue credit cards that Now slightly mort• than half tht• light up in' the dark and shine. pharmacy studt•nts HN' women. With their light you'll be able to reod the bill ln a dark restaurant Art'n't any dry C'lc:rning shops ~Core you sign it. in the Soviet Union. nut a nnf'. The company should have an nnportant na me. How would Few men can really tell one "United St.ates Expre98 Card" be! baby from another. But women ·-Any thing having to do with can. easily. Ellery SNlgwkk said. diets makes money thew daya. 1 "MaterMI testimony notwlth· mjght even put out a diet credit st.anding, &b1cs art' alike as · t~ord just for aupermarket p-ocery bt1eu lts In a pen." A woman would stOA.'5, Instead or chatlinl food by nc-ver tay that. the pound. food would be-c~ _ to you by the calorie. Thll would A d f nly Provide vou with a oood reuan to poun o ur~mum 1~ o J n about u bl& as a goH ball 1°"1' =~h~now. Me.ybe I'll jult Dolley Madltinn liked snufC. ~lick .to what rm dolng The 1•noney lln't that bed. Zoya Leybin hugs daughter lvetta, 16, after n jne-year separation. Russ violinist, kin reunited Ax-thrower's aim: Chop off the old block 10ran e Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 Al I Thief repays cost of door 3 years later ' REDDING (AP) -Professional wood chopper-ax thrower: It's not the usual sort of job title to pop up on a business card, but it's By Tbe A11odated Pren Rolin Fslinger's line of work, He heaves glimmering axes at Dominic LaPorte of Brea figures "deep down bull's-eyes and smashes pieces of wood into people don't want to do the bad things they do!' splinters for a living. That's what he saya now that he's been The 25-year-old from McCloud works reimbursed by an anonymous remorsefuJ thief, for Canadian Timber Shows, dazzling exactly three years after the door amusement park visitors with his throwing of his pickup truck was stolen, and chopping skills, On Dec. 14, 1980, someone In the shows, lumberjacks float out in had removed the door when the front of the crowd on barges. They split truck was parked in front of wood, roll logs. throw axes and then LaPorte's home, disappear until the next show, On Tuesday· morning Tossing axes may seem strange, but LaPorte climbed into his 1980 Eslinger likes anything that lets him use his Ford Courier and found a lumberjack skills, lime-colored envelope on the "It's just fun. You're swinging a front seat. 6-pound ax that's razor sharp, It's not It contained.fi ve $20 bills and something everyone can do," a note, It is definitely something that F.slinger's "I have made many mistakes developed a knack for, He holds \WO world in my life that have kept me from records in the West Virginia Webster many things,·• the note read. "I Springs logging competition's standing block am now in the process of better- chop and the springboard chop. ing my life, One of the things I ., In 1982, he collected enough points to be need to do is make restitution to named the world champion ax thrower. And things of the past. he's a member of the U.S. Endurance Team, "A while back I stole your Dominic LaPorte which hopes to compete in Spain, truck door for my own use. I apologize sincerely for F.slinger didn't start competing in the mishap, I pray for forgiveness, I hope that in this logging shows until he was 18. He decided to season, this may help out, I'm sure sorry," sharpen his skills by studying under Clayton The note was signed "Sincerely, someone you Stewart, an Australian who· is one of the don't know," SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A violinist allowed world's top block choppers, "When I read the letter, it relieved me to know to emigrate from the Soviet Union nine years ago "There's a lot to it that you can't see. u w1r"""°'0 that the guy was sorry," LaPorte said. "It makes me with only one of her daughters has been reunited There's your form and you have to know feel good and it makes him feel goOd." with , the one left behind and plans "the most how to sharpen an ax and hang an ax," Chips fly as champion wood chopper LaPorte paid $275 to replace his door, but says wonderfuJ New Year's celebration." · Eslinger said, "You have to learn to read the the anonymous return made him "very forgiving, In Z.Oya Leybin, who perfonns with the San wood, Some parts are hard and some soft," Rolin Eslinger works out at home. general, really deep down inside, people don't want Francisco Symphony, met her 16-year-old daughter to do the bad things they do." lvettaattheairportTuesdaywithtears,smilesand ~====================================::::::::=======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..::_:::..::._:..:..:..::__::.=..::.....::.;.:=.~-=-:.=:_~~~~~~~~~ bouquets of roses and daisies. "I want to tell everybody who helped me and my mother "' a big thank you," the teen-ager said in halting English, The family was separated in 1974 after Leybin, a respected musician in Latvia, applied to emigrate because she wanted to practice her faith, Judaism. Her application quickly made her the target of "torment and harassment" by Soviet officials, according to Michael Kesselman of the Bay Area Council on Soviet Jewry, She then was fired as concertmaster of the Riga Chamber Orchestra, And when immigration officials finally agreed to her departure, she was permitted to take her 3-year-old daughter Erna, not Ivetta who was left behind with grandparents. ''For several years, I didn't hear her voice," said Leybin, explaining that many of her phone calls never reached the girL After her arrival here, Ms, Leybin wrote to the U.S . and Soviet presidents. Congressional officials and the United Nations, In September, Soviet officials, without any explanation, began to process the girl's emigration papers, "Now I can hear her voice. now I can see her and touch her," Leybin said, "I have to get to know her, We have to get,together -there are many things to talk about." JESUS AND MARY APPEAR AT BAYSIDE, NEW YORK TO WAlll THE WORLD ••• HOW TO P•IVlllT 'THE DM ~nER' ;~ E BLESSED , EEN AP- .ROSARY WS PARK WE NEED PRAYERS FOR PEACE AND HELPERS TO PASS THE MESSAGE (213) 346-0382 OUR LADY'S HILPIRI P.o. aox 247a LA HAYA, CA. 90631 c. Wa rning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 5mg SOFT PACK 100s FILTER, MENTHOL· 2 mg, "tar", 0.2 mg, mcottne av, per cigarette, FTC Report MAR. '83, NOW THE LOWEST OF All BRANDS 5mg 5mg · Wr/ton . KJOs Lowest Tar 100 s Soft Pack 6mg 2mg -We've got your number. ., ,..,.. _____ --------------L ~12 Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 l ·1 Talk about timing ... Mervyn's ope~s at 9:30 a.m. this Friday, December 16, with a storeful of gift ideas and a weekend of low clearance prices! How about a robe for Mom? A sweater for Dad? Toys or pajamas for that favorite child? The list goes on and on. You 'll find hundreds of items, and each one priced just right. It's a great time to wrap up your holiday shopping, so hurry in. Clearance quantities are limited, but at Mervyn's, the values are not! . . Shop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9:30 • Sunday 1 O to 7 Huntington Beach • 9811 Adams Ave. at Brookhurst St. • 983-9731 . I • I \ THI CllAIT DD THI caum llllJPlit THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1983 It's a little red plastic Rolodex listing na1ne , addre se and phone numbers but at Christn1a s it's much more than that. et Ern1a BoQJbeck, Page 83. ANN LANDERS 83 TELEVISION 85 COMICS 86 ... Swap Meet drawing well By CORY BLAKE OellJ l'llol Corr..-...1 I. he sights and sounds o( Christmas and the prospect of holiday bargains are bringing shoppers out by the hundreds of thousands around Orange County -buta lot of them aren't heading for the stores. Instead, they're pouring into the Or- ange County Swap Meet, a weekend extravaganza that fills the Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa year-round and gets even more colorful come" the Yule season. More than 45.000 people jammed their cars into the Swap Meet's 10-acre parking fac1hty last Sunday, according to J ack Beckwith, general manager of Tel Phil Enterprises, Lnc., operators of the Swap Meet. And larger numbers are expected as the Christmas countdown conti.nues. "Economic recovery and the desire to compensate for less prosperous Christmas seasons in past years is sparking brisk sales," said Beckwith. To meet the huge holiday demand. the Swap Meet wlU extend its hours begin- ning Dec. 17, running from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily through Dec. 24. Browsing the more than 1,500 well-stocked booths in the outdoor shop- ping mall can provide the answer to any s hopper's dream. Swap Meet customers can buy ChrlS- tian Dior lingerie, fine household furnishings and art, 14K gold jewelry and stereos. They can also find knick-knacks, practical clothing items, shoes and purses. One vendor report.cd selling a $7,500 player piano, while another who sold cloth purses bemoaned the stiff competi- tion and recalled the "good old days" when the Orange County Swap Meet was known as "Treasures and Trash." Still, now as in the past, for the shoppers a day at the Swap Meet is a family day. Wide-eyed children tug at their parents and squeal with joy at the prospect of rec.-eiving new toys. Parents eagerly purchase small household and gift items and care fully scout more expensive and special gifts. Some parents can't wait for Chrisunas. One mother smiles and says, "I couldn't resist," as she Jlives in to her small son's 0 See Swap Meet Page 82 People carry away what they purchase at the Swap Meet any way they can. One of the many vendors at the fairgrounds trying to sell his wares. Dell) jl>Uol pf>otoe bJ How•d ~ PAPARAZZI Kids aided Candy cane ball sweetens funds Connie and Bob Ihrke have a decision to make. Which of their prizes acquired at the 35th annual Candy Cane Ball do they use first? They can go skiing at Mammoth for fi ve days and they have a getaway weekend at the Newport Marriott. including a Day of Beauty at Amen Wardy for her, a $200 gift certificate for him from P.O.S.H. and dinner at The Ritz. Patti and Kevin Lindsay have a $500 gift certificate to spend at Wyndham Leigh Jewelers and Ronnie and Michael Baum are up m the air over a ride in the Goodyear blimp. The Ihrkes. Lmdsays and the Baums were among the 450 attending the Newport Beach ~istance League. Junior Auxiliary baU Satur- day at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel. Carol Hoppe, there with husband, Rieb, was chairman of the gala event. As a surpnse bonus, one lucky couple at each table was presented with a gift certificate for brunch or dinner at a local restaurant. Auction chairman Kathy Applen and Ellen Kuti were assisted by witty Bob Ball in presenting the fabulous silent auction and drawing prizes. Before dinner the Pro Arte Chorale enter- tained while strolJing among the tables decorated with Williamsburg apple trees, pyramids of shiny red apples and greenery. Joaa Lyon and Patti Lindsay had supervised the creation of the centerpieces done by the provisional mer1mers. "We are proud of our 35-year tradition in presenting the Candy Cane Ball. Including the proceeds from this year's baU, we expect to exceed the one-half million dollar mark in total donations to our projects." commented Jean Wegener. auxiliary chairman Helping the aux1lilary reach that goal to finance the Child Day Care Center, Dental Health Center and a social service office were Sae and Art A1ajanian,Faln and Cbris Krogb, Rick and Sasao Hawley, Sally and Dick Cor111old, Betty and David Jackson, Charlene and Hank Joluason attending with Katlty and Larry Reed, Sue and Jeff Matsen and Pat and Seymour Beek with guests Rolly Pulaski, Jobn Grlffitb and Wynn Wilson. Others there were Dorothy and Jack Relcble, Barbara and Spud Howell, Betsy and Dick Stoddard, lrtslt and Jolla O'Donnell, Barbara and Keat JobD1on, Vivian and Maury Polaer seated with Marleae and Jim Q•udt, Bobbi and Roger Robert• who were hocstmg Mike and Jim MUcllell and Slairley and Harry Wynne, Harry and Jou Karsten, Bonnie and BUI Frederickson and Roa and S•1le Harrta1to1 ~ated with among others Art and S.ua HJll (an at1110Ciareawcillary member) from Chicago. John Howhannesian and Karen King Art patrons honored Contemporary Club members gathered at the Union Bank Building at Fashion Island for their first Christmas party. Gene Summers, owner of the Newport.er Resort and art collector, hosted this event for the group formed recently at Newport Harbor Art Muaeum by young OC leaders wishing to become more Involved In the world of contemprary art. The more th\n 100 there viewed art work by Jim Dine and Kenne th Price while nibbling on hors d'oeuvres. David Stele, chajrman. was there along with Deaay (he'1 director of development) and Doree Frelff•rlc~, Kacy Sackett and bnnifer and Jerry Sbw. Others on the guest Ust were Ellee Appel, PHJ and Vick Bowlnkel, Jann Cllurcb, Jasper and Barbara Amstadter, Veronica Baum a nd Diana LaTour Dell) Piiot pf>oloe bJ -.Y - Contemporary Club Chairman David Stein and board memb e r Kacy Stacken, at left, were among the more than l 00 attending the group's ho Iida y party. Gene Sum- mers, at right, with Jenn if er Shaw wa1 h os t t o the six-month-old art group. Amey Hempel, Bob and Diana Loa1, Larry and Linda Roberts, Steve. and CllleJJe Raba10, C.rt and Wendy Lyon, Rudy Sml~ and Jeanne Relallardt, Kea and Ca~y Townsead, Mark Zlper and Geor1e and DtDll Pigott. They party juat for fun Everyone was dancing to the music of Jim Robert's band (Balboa BHch Company) and admiring the holiday decorations at the Pacific Club when members and guesta of the Adoption Guild of Southern Oranae C.ounty got together for the.annual "Just tor Fun" party. P•ylll1 Carpnter, presidin& president, there with Tom Nlekan handled greetinl chores along with I.area Rokot (with husband T!d)and Carlp Stelaer (there with hUlband Dklc). Others attendJng the holiday evening of cocktails. dinner and dancing were Breit and Peay Ogden, Hans and Bette Lorena, Don and Lecx Woodward, Ward and E. G. ~amberlaha Betty Svendsen with Lefty Marddock, Frltll~ WUUam1 with Glenn Bjorkland, Paul and Niki Marx, Wynn Wilson and Jobn Griffltb, Bob and Patty Anderson and Roser and PeglY Duer. Aho Foss and Erline Gara, Geor1e and Diana Yardley, Al and Jeanne Brownell and Bill and Candy Badge. Members were talking about two eventa the Adoption Guild (now in irs 23rd yNr) hu 11eheduled in the spring -the palr'One91 tea on April 10 at Roser and Sa11y IAby'e home and the tennis tournament on Memorial Day. , .. Ill ... -· -'C .. -· -Cl ... ~ RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTllY, INC • .................. 1922 HARBO« 8t VD COSTA MESA -548 1156 S1• pt1ytng GU-"1G ~ lbOVI yo.II ~. '7 flchltO 81.wne ..... clllllc ~ tlCtrique ~to lllrnl It'• II* thel hM 9"tf lhOwld yout the pNlne ll'ld ell So. top l'lllktuP ... RICHARD STEVENS 3519 E. Coat Hwy, CdM At Andr•'1 675-1334 Santa with real beard The real San1a is at Huntingto~ Center for visits .t phocos. • CIJri•tmlltl('JT!f/J Stoc1'l ARDS eltil Ate. Mesa 548-3473 REDUCE TODAY'S HIGH COST OP DYING CREMATION -BUllAL AT SEA Todly the averace funeral costs $2, 500.00. The Neptune Society offers simple and dlcnlfled cremation wtth burial at sea, mountains or desert. Sodal Securtty and Veterans Death Beneftts wtU cover most of our complete MTVke costa. We are the lareest cremation IOdety In the nation wtth 19 fully llcenled offtces to serve you. Our MfVlce II available to all. If you need Immediate MfVlce, or wtah membership Information. pleMe call orwrtteto: 846-7431 l24HOURSI ..... ·-~~~~~~~ ~·-~~~~~~~ °"'-~~~~~~~~ .._._ ,,_ "'1'nJIC IOOITY O•L 17'tl..,._ c.ta.._.CAt*f It l'9'T\M Of'nCD N.\noMW-CIM .. S\Vap Meet.Christmas V' From Page 81 fucinatJon with a tMcycle. At another booth, father and son are equally fa.:lnated by a wide variety of new video game.. Vendors report that video game sales are already vigoroua -and they expect them to increase as Christmas approaches. tice, said they set up the Law Cen ter to provide a service to the community and to increase their own visibility. Both attorneys agreed the Law Center has given legal aid to people who might not otherwise seek the help of an attorney and it has benefited them by broadening their knowledge of the law. The Orange County Swap Meet has become a one-stop bargain ~nter for goods and services of all price. and descriptions. It's family-oriented. clean, neat and organized to meet shopper needs. Don't misa it. A little entertainment is provided by Ko, a Japaneee aalad maker. Ko energetically instructs perspective buyers on the use of h is hand-held salad cutter. To the sing-song litany of "Back and Forth -Back and Forth - New York to California -Back and Forth," he shows spectators how to chope, pare, dice and slice carrots, l~ttuce, ~Pbaie lll~umbers. Dur- "lrig brief pauses between per-, fo ........ ~. many members of his "-•111 11•11 • "'- Meanest private gets discharge from Army • ......... ~.. FORT LEWIS, Wash. -Fed up audience gladly pay him the $6 he asks with his constant fighting, biting and for his salad cutter and his entertain· insubordination, the Army has dis- ment. charged its meanest recruit -Pvt. Al Shoppers with a problem can also E. Gator, mascot of the 3rd Squadron, find help at the Swap Meet. 5th Cavalry. The Law Center provides free Just to stay on his good aide until he's on-site legal advice on divorce, drunk-gone, however , the Anny preeented en driving arrests, bankruptcy, I.and-the4-foot-longalligatorwith the Army lord-tenant disputes and a host of other Commendation Medal along with a problems. Cesare Lunetta and F.dward one-way ticket home to a Loui.sitlna ,_H_e_g_el_. _tw __ oa_tto_rn_e_y_s_i.n_p_ri_v_ate_p_r_ac_-_ bayou. FACTORY SURPLUS STORE Open To The Public STORE HOURS: MondeJ through FrtdaJ 10-.30 em -1:00 pm a.turdeJ 10!00 am -4:do pm Today, December 15tn thru Saturday, December 24th Skip Guggin of Costa Mesa takes home a lamp he bought at the meet. LIDAY SALE PANTIES Open Sunday December 18th 11 :00 A.M . - 5:00 P.M. SLEEPWEAR VELOUR ROBES .FABRICS & TRIMS SPECIAL SAVINGS ON EVERYTHING COSTA MESA 743 BAKER STREET One Block West of Bristol (714) 957-1214 As 1 d1y surgery patient at 1 Humana hospltll, you would probably only see a f1~111 people, but Isn't It comforting to know they 're all the'i8 ... just In easel No one would ever think of having major surgery anywhere but in a hospital. However. even comparatively minor elective surgery -the kind where no overnight care is needed -can result in complications requ iring the extensive backup of technology and trained persol)nel found only in today 's modern fu lly equipped and staffed hospitals. We think you 'll agree with us that surgery belongs in the hospital. That's why your Humana hospitals in Orange County have reduced _their outpatient surgery prices by as much as 50%. If you 're considering having your operatlon·at one of those free-standing sutgery or emergency medical centers. we want to remove cost as a factor In your decision. 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W\Ot.tM1tf tlt.S f-~su;'~~ .. ~~~~~;~------oA-, I ,., I Ir .. bfOCll\lft on 1111 Hw!Nlll Oly S!!IQl!l C>IOlllllm -Ind IOI • pllyslCil!I ""''.,. -Olllll ~ '"' IOllOIWlnt "" 111114 •• : HlllNlll Oty S11r9t1Y, P 0 lo• mo Hun11119'011 lutll CA tHot7 I : ~-------------- : UOllH I City S!all --ZIO I f fltPllOnl I I . : I , ,.,It.Miid ~ .. l+umlnl Dey Sv1911y-ll!Odllllt • I ~--~~!~~--~ni:;~~::_"_~~-:':J . I . flMA IOMlfCI AT WIT'S END For years it has nevl'r been farther from me than the telephone. It holds more drama than a soap opera, stores more data than a c:omputer and ta'Ords my past, my present and will record my future. It's a little red plastic Rolodex listing names, addresses and phone numbers. It's much more than that. Especially at Christm as. Each card refl~ts change during the past year. A mate dies and he gets a line drawn through him or her. A child is born and the name, sex, and date are re<'Orded. (Who spells Debye with a YE?) Marilyn gets a new card because she is divorced and has a new address and next to her former husband goes the name of the new wife, Robin. A child goes off to school and rates a card of hjs own . A whole family moves lo another state because Dan's job dried up. Beside your own child's name are five phone numbers all crossed out and a new one that is added that barely fits on the card. (Will they ever settle down?) Your friend who was always so independent now has a nursing home address. An old acquaintance has a note penciled in beside it. "Christmas card returned in '82," so you tear it up and discard it. There are riddles. Who is Father Debrosky of Wisconsin and what is he doing in your Rolodex? Did the woman you met on the cruise die? Should you take a chance of sending her a card? (The worst that could happen is it could be forwarded.) ls the butcher married? Does he deserve a 50-cent card.just because he has great rolled rumps? Change is supposed to be vital to our growth ... our very existence. I know that. l Yet, every Ch ristmas as I slowly weigh each card in the Rolodex. I experience some sadness and fear that things are moving along too fast and I am in control of nothing. It's like a giant poker game where I discard. try to match up what I have. take a chance on an inside straight. shuffle again. deal. and hope to come up with a winmng bfe. I know what you're going lo say. I came to play. The gift they can't get enough of. Hickon· f' arms has the solution. Over l 00 del_icious gifts that'll suit just about everyone·s taste. In 1ust the price range you 're after. And if you want to end vour gift. we'll take care of all the details. ff lckor 1 f@rms I 0 1 Ql(fQ® WEST CLIFF PLAZA 17th & lrvlne, Newport Beech 842--0972 FASHION ISLAND =17, Newport Beech 840-6030 Orange Coast DA.IL Y PILOT /Thureday, December 15, 1983 U ... Happy couples ••• Being in love not necessary .. .. .. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Do you believe it is possible to have a happy marriage without lovt-? I didn't think so until I read the views of Dr. John Hudson, past president or the American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors. For openers: In approximately 25 percent of all marnages that were described as "happy," one or both parties said they were not in love, according to Dr. Hudson. He offe red the following suggestions for couples who bemoan the fact that they are not starry-eyed and believe they are missing some thing terrific: ( 1) It is foolish to go through life feeling cheated because you are not head-over-heels about your mate. Being in love is greatly overrated, <.'Onsidering it is such a short-lived experience. (2) Stopenvyingcoupleswho appear to be madly in love. People who make a public dis play of their devotion behave differently behind closed doors. (3) Don't assume that your life would be free of WIDllS friends. Stick wltb him. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am the mother of a 3-year-old daughter. When we went marketing, she screamed constantly because she hated to ride in a shopping cart. Recently I bought a.child-restraint harness. She loves ll beca1JSC1 sill' can wulk "hke a grown penoo." I've rece1ved nasty glart.'8. and some women haw t!ven told me 1t 1s cruel to tie a ch1ld up like a dog. How do I respond? -A.W. IN NASHVILLE OF.AR A.W.: If tbe barnes!I works for yoa,lpOJe the glares and continue to uJe U. As for ~ comment!, simply smile and say, "I've follDd tbl1 l1 the best solution, thau you." How much do you kn~w.about pot, cocaine, LSD, 'speed, PCP, uppers and downers, glue and heroin? Are all these drugs dangerous? Get Ann Landers' all-ne w booklet, "The Lowdown on Dope." For each booklet ordered, send $2 plus a Jong. self-addressed envelope (37 cen ts postagt!) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, W . 60611 . Toe nail trouble needs treatment conflict if only you a nd your spouse were gaga about DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: I'm 72 and have each other. The problems would still be the re because · been having nail trouble, especially in my right large problems are an inevitable part of living. According to toe. Gradually, it has become thick and yellow. I can't Dr. Hudson, couples who fight toge ther stay cut it or trim it. There's a feeling of pressure when I together, whether they are in love or not, provided wear shoes. ls it serious? Mrs. I. their fights help resolve their d1ff1cult1es. DEAR MRS. I.: My guess is that it's on -T JOUI HEALTH DR PETER J STEtNCROHN (4) Don't work hard at falling an love. You can't ychomycosis, a fungal infection. But your own docotr make it happen. A love you have to talk yourself into or podiatrist will have to make the diagnosis. bedroom to the other end of the house to control the will never be the real thing. One method of treatment is to take griseofulvin, cramp, chances are it isn't medically important. I hope you will print this, Ann. A great many an anliungal agent. for at least six months. The entire Taking a quinine tablet at bedtime (if it's OK with couples need the informauon. Too bad I didn't have it nail plate will have had tjme to replace itself. your doctor) is all you may need to take care of the 15 years ago. -OLDER BUT WISER IN BAY CITY· However, if the ronditon recurs, you may require problem. MICH. treatment to eradicate the naiJ with some Wha t I refer to as more serious cram~ are thoee DEAR BAY: Dr. Hudson's remarks are realistic chemosurgical method of therapy. that come on when you walk. We call it intermittent and practical. Thanks for sharing them with us. claudication _ pain that disappears with a few • • • f f lk" DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a guy 17 years old. . FOR MR. Q.: 1 agree that the majority o oot minutes rest and then recurs after wa mg some I have this friend, J oe, who lies all the time. At first I cramps aren't due to anything serious. If you have to more. If you have this kind of le g cramp, better visit thoughthe w~just tryingtoma~an impr~~n .but ~g;e;t;u;p;~~as~~;n;a;U;y;a;n;d;j;u;m;p;a;r;o;u;n;d;o;r;w;a;l;k;f;ro;m~t;h;e~y;o;u;r;d;oc~~;r;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ his lies are becoming more and more ridiculous. I I Now I think Joe actually believes the stories he tells. Is this a sign of some kind of mental illness? I am finding it harder and harder lo get along with Joe because I don't believe a word he says. He has very few friends and I feel sorry for him. I am counung on you for some answers. -NEW YORK, N.Y. ' DEAR N.Y.: Joe sounds like a pathological liar. This is a form of mental illness. Individuals who s uffer this affliction actually believe the stories they t ell. lo other words, they are unable to separate fact from fiction. 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Picture Presentation Anti Entertainment At The New ~LAGUNA HILLS MALL- CINEMAS Enioy the fabulously beautiful art-deco interiors by Hershberger-Denker & Associates, the state of the . art sound and proiection equipment with large sc~eens and relax in the ultimate in seating comfort. 3 NEW DELUXE THEATRES OPElllll& FRIDAY, DECEIBER 18th GENE HACKMAN ROBERT ST ACK IN WALT OISNfY ptt()()UCTl()fl' -.. . . · ... ~---· ·--------------~ ,. -~~-- Second St8ge Was first SCR originals topped profes$ional theater on Coast in 1983 By TOM TITUS Of .... Delly -···" (ThLS is the first in a ~ries of five columns reviewmg the year 1983 in theater along the Orange Coast) lnterml••lon factors) went smoothly and the San Clemente showplace maintained its atmosphere of pro-. Probably the most significant development in' fession.alism. the ranks of local professional theater during 1983. Now firmly ensconced as producing director at was South Coast Repertory's increased conunitment Sebastian's, Kent Johnson has delivered five to the discovery of original plays and playwrights. fint-rate musicals, which shouldn't surprise anyone The Second Stage of the Costa Mesa theater waa who's followed Johnson's local theater career over devoted to that end dUfing the 1982-83 season, the past two decades. Probably the best of the field in highlighted by its participation in a nationwide 1983 was "Guys and Dolls," long a Johnson favorite. contest to select a top-ranking original work. The opening show of that season, George Sibbald's "Brothers," eventually wound up on Broadway with Carroll O'Connor -albeit for an abbreviated one-night stand. which was New York's lea. In 1983, SCR mounted five world premieres - "She Also Dances," "Closely Re lated," "Goodbye Freddy," "April Snow" and ''Men's Singles" -on the Second Stage as well as a play that had been seen only once previously, "Christmas on Mars." At the head of the class artistically was "Freddy," the contest entry, followed closely by "Men's Singles." Meanwhile, back on the mainstage, directors David Eirunes and Martin Benson resurrected three plays previously mounted by SCR during its salad days of the middle 1960s for more elaborate productions at the Fourth Step Theater. These were The Harlequin Dinner Playhouse maintained its fine standards during 1983 with a sizzling summer production of "West Side Story" leading the way. The current musical, "Brigadoon," also is impressive, and "Romantic Comedy" (although a movie flop) topped the straight plays at Al and Barbara Hampton's posh dinner house. The ennual theatrical retrospeetive continues Friday with an overview of the Orange Coast's community theater scene in 1983. Then next week, the top 10 non-professional productions of the year take a late curtain call, followed by recognition of the year's best performances in community theater and, on Dec. 23, the announcement of the Daily Pilot's man and woman of the year in theater. "The Imaginary Invalid" and "Playboy of the -------------------- Western World" from the old Second Step Theater and "Major Barbara" from the company's "first step" days in Long Beach. Most impressive of the major productions was ''Amadeus," with Benson's restaging of "Playboy" running a close second. Individually. the most memorable performances were turned in by Ron Boussom in "Amadeus." Pamela Dunlap in "Goodbye Freddy," Richard Doyle in "Men's Singles" and K Callan in "April Snow." On the dinner theater circuit, the major upheaval was the changeover at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse from F.quity to non-union pro- ductions. AJthough greeted initially with pickets and protests, the transition (necessitated by economic 'l'BE BJCIH•r &I'ul'T ·------•·1.otCO~fltJAIJ ·--::.:--=o ...., ... __ . __ !m® ~ 1 ~ liA~(. t', ..,. -· Whale Watch Cruises ABOARD THE CATALINA HOLIDA't WEEKDAYS: 10:00 A.M . WEEKENDS: 9:30 a .m . & 1 :30 p.m . ~ AnstWl'Ad YfhpmY1-W Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, December 16, 1983 U ... Andrew Prine and Pamela Dunlap starred in the world pre mier e of "Goodbye F reddy" on South Coast Repertory's Second Stage. IB>~~tD<O<ll-l~ , ~ Hope 1nay visit :: Mideast troops: LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -Entertainer Bob Hope. who brought traveling Christmas shows to American aervicemen from World War ll through the Vietnam War, is trying to arrange a tour next week for lr005!1 ln the Mideast, his spokesman says. "It's still under diacuaaiol1," with the State Department and Defen.1e Department, Hope publidlt Ken Kantor said. "Hope is interested in going. ~ "I think lta just a matter of everything being aewed up logistically." ' . Kantor said a decision would likely be made 03 the end of week on 'whether the 80-year..old Ho~ would entertain the troops and where he would ge. He said production of Hope's Christmas Jelevision special, which will be shown Monday, would qe completed by today and the comedian would be reac(j to go after that. :. "He would want to be there (the Mideast) for Christmas," Kantor said, adding, however, it would be "premature" to say that the tour was aet. ; He confirmed that Hope had cont.acted act.retl Ann Jillian about being one of the entertainers, tx4t would not name any other perfonners who might go. Hope's last Christmas tour was in 1972 b) Vietnam, and during many of the years since, he has visited veterans' hospitals in the United Stat.es ~ Christmas. Last year he intended to take a show t<l the Mideast, but had to forego the trip when doctorJ said he had a serious eye problem that nee<fe4 attention. ;;,;t;;;,i'f : : R STAATS FRIDAY CITY cenTEA ~~ t"-'"'(If" Cl'-'"' tJMA""-Ul • fol .. l'J~J $1.00 off Adult Fare ~th Ad Ex ires: 1·28·84 ~our cx:t Daily Pilat 642-5678 MAY OUR STARS LIGHT UP YOUR HOLIDAYS SILKWOOD ABC MQrion Pictures Presents A MIKE NICHOlS FILM •m. STllU P IWllT RUmll CMlR SllKWOOO Music 9v GEORGES OELEAUE Wnnen By NORA EPHl()N & ALICE ARLEN Executive Producers BUZZ HIRSCH and l.AAflY CANO Produced 8y MIKE NICHOLS and MICHAEL HAUSMAN 0•1'8C1ed 8y MIKE NICHOLS A-:-_:--~::--ta\ -_ ........ ,_ .. '-- 0......•11, ... , __ _ I~ . I • I I 11\' \ I I \ I I ti ~ .. : .~ ., :· ~ ·: ~ :· .. .. f. ... :-~ •, ~ .. •' ·: .. I I • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Thur.ctay, Otc:ember 15, 1983 '+RINI , THE t'A,.IL ,. c·1act·s ,_ "I know who t Joseph's first name was. Saint ." '9 \H'I \Dl lif 'J{ Brad Anderson "Relax .we already bought your Christmas present." Pt:\ 'l TS C-l.IE5S l.l'k~T \: ~Et~ ~$1...E~ TO ~E T4E l).lRISTM.\5 PL~' , by Gus Arriola by Jim Dav is BIG Gt:ORGt: by Vrrgll Partch 1VIPJ "Sorry. I got mllk but no saucers." '0PE~AT~1~LO YOU PLEASE GlvE \IE -~E ~R£~ .:JOE FOR ™E N~ Pol.E ~11 ALL I 1-lAVE TO DO 15 SAY,'' HARK!'' by Ferd & Tom Johnson HoLD STILL -- /T1Lt.. WASH OFF ' by Charles M Sc hul z 11M 6LAD Tl.lEV DIDN T AS~ ME .. I WOULD HAVE S~ID. BARK ~ ---..----\ \. : i ., ..... -\ .' ~.· '~' lloth vuln•rablti. South deals. NORTH •H /A80 <> J l05 +Q"U WEST t:AST •JIU, • Q ~KQI07 •;iJ 96$2 '1 Q97 ¢80 • ~$3 • Jl074 SOUTH •AK R6432 · Vold I~ A K62 +AK 'I h1· h1d1lrnK: ~outh Wt~t Sorth Ea1l 2 • l'H• 3 NT Pan 6 • t>ui. Put Pau 111w111n1: ll'.itl. K 1n1: ol ;- .· GOllN ON lllDGf BY CHARLES H GOREN ANO OMAR SHARlf' We art' 1ndt'bll'd lu Hrtli~h •ulhor Vit'tor Mollo !or lh1s hand 1't•1t your tlt•rhart'r play hy C0Yt'tlnl( lht ~:a!ll W l'~l hand5. tht•n dcr1d1• how you would ph1y ''x spildt·!I dlt'r lht lt·nd ur lhe kin!( of htarts. Thl' auetron w:u pratllcal t1nd 11mm1l1· North's JUmp Lo thn·" no trump ~howed M'llllcrtld po~it1ve value~ . and South dc!'ldf'd thilt J sm11ll ~lam would ht• f'nough ~rncl' h" purtnl'r proba bly had .~ome wnslcd v:alut's rn h1·nrl~. ' /\t lhl' t11hh•, dcrlarer dt'trdcd lhu t hi\ bt·st shot wu~ to rl'ly on lhl' diamond !rnl'!>Se. Il l' won lhl' &Cl' of hl'arlS and ran l ht' j11ck or d13mond' to Wht\ queton Sinr•• ho· ~1111 had lo lo It' .t trump bt'rau11r of lhl' 3 I break, he was down ont' Thrrr •~ a fiir 11upn1or line availabll' llt>rlu er ~hould nol WU ll' hrs llrl' or ht'Arl, ,0 t•nrly lind nly on lht• dla mond rinesst'. Ill' doe~ bt>tu·r to ruH the opcninR lead •nd cash thl' two hil(h trumps. If ~pttdl'~ 11rc i! i!, d1•clarcr l{IVes up J diamond and rlarm' hrs ~hem. Wht-n trump, ~plrl :t I. dl·dar1•r t 3Sh1•i. the· arc k.Jnic or duh' nntl th1·11 ('Ollrl'dt\o; II 1rum111rrrk H ~;n,t hold' l ht· th ird trump, hr' only 'ah· rl'lurn ,., a diamond. .ind dto<'lnn·r mu,l lall back un lht· d1:1111ond fln1•\'\l' llul not o· "'h.11 h.1J1p••n• 1f -w •. ,1 hn!I lh1· three• lrumpJ, "~ in lht' di•Kram. Offlarf't r.rn now rl111m tht• rontrJrl. No 1n.1tt1·r whnl suit Wt'llt lt'Mls, ht• mu~l pul dt•rl11tl'r in dummy. .ind d1•rl:m·r tan 1tisr11r1I hr~ lo~inl( dinmond• un lh1· nrt• t~ ht•urt11 and ljUt'l'll or duhs. Have yo. beta ,...-, I•· to double trHble7 Let rharlH Gotta llelp Y" fiM your ••Y u.r..,ai die •ue of IJOUBLES fer pea&lue1 and for t.ake .. t. fer a cepy el hit DOUBLES beelllet, eellCI S 1.8$ to "Gotea·D .. i.&e1." tart of thi1 atw.,.per. P.O. 801 259, Norwood. N.J. 07648. Mab fllttkt payable lo ~t••pa~rt»Mkt. bv Jett MacNelly by Lynn Johnston If ANYONE SMe.u.s f\N'(frm~G -ITS MY DAD' A"1 D ~ ONll.,I A~E ~ESE BAND ~urrCAKES AB~9 D€UC/OU6 ... BOi ™Ei.,1 CDME lAJ11H A ~ONE4·BACK GuARANTEE ! WE GUA~AN1E£ THAT UNDER NO C1ro.JMSTANC:e:> WIU.. 400 GET (.,l()()R IV'ONE:l; BACK ( DR. S'90CK so WHE:RE:'S OUR CHAIR· PE=RS O N FOR. : IOt:'AY'S ~ eoARP • Mee-rtNG? f I l -15 by George Lemont ! HAVE: A FO l...1-0W-UP aue:SrlON -ro -rHA-r 0Nf3.! -----~ Dom Raciti Jewelers Is back In business A jewelry store and downtown Cc8ta Mesa landmark tor two decades has reopened after bein~ cloeed for the past two years. bears his name at 1838 Newport Blvd, at the same location where he origmally opened in 1957. Dom Raciti, a fonner mayor and council.man of Costa Mesa, has reopened the jewelry store that Dom RaciU Jewelers is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Dom Raciti Who's deceiving whom at the Federal Trade Commission? By SYLVIA PORTER It's like conducting a complete physical exam in order to prescribe an aspirin. That's one critic's deecription of the recent Federal Trade C.Ommiaaion policy change under which it ia much mo.re difficult to prove claims of deceptive advertising and to find certaµi advertising claims illegal. In essence, it repreaenta a new erosion of conawner protection, a continuation of this administration's attitude toward oonsu~r tights overall. injunction (to name only two possibilities). According to an F"TC spokesman, a deception now has to be "material" --that la, make a negative difference to you, the consumer . It's not clear whether an actual injury must be demonstrated. It appears that the commiaaion is narrowing its focus to c.ases where a problem exists and trying to avoid cues in which no one is hurt. Sounds fine --if you accept the commission's claim that the previous standard was so broad that it inhibited advertisers from providing more information because they feared the vague prohibitions against deception. The policy, adopted by a vote of 3 to 2, sets new By narrowing the definition , according to this -guidelines for deciding whether an advertisement is view, advertisers can clearly see whether their ads deceptive. Under the new guidelines, a "reasonable" will or will not be considered deceptive and can thus conawner will have to have suffered injUry or some other, unspecified ill effect as a result of the ad. provide additional information to help you, the Previously, the F"TC could take action against ads that consumer· appeared to deceive consumers, without proving injury or restricting the ads to "reasonable" individuals. The commission contends its ability to protect consumers remains undiminished --but oh, no! Its argument that it can now focus more su~fully on real proble~ of deceptive advertising that face consumers is "deceptive" on the face of it. For the irony is that in recent years, the FTC has used its powers with increasing timidity. Th~ emphasis has shifted from aggressive efforts to clamp down on deceptive advertising practices to a policy in which no effort seems to be spared to avoid actions that could be interpreted by business as harassment. In brief: In case of doubt, throw it out. A successful profile A Huntington Beach business consultant will present a profile of financially successful people in a lecture Saturday at Orange Coast C.Ollege in Costa Mesa. The program will be held from 9 a.m. to noon in Room 119 of the Fine Arts Building. Admis&on is SlO. Claude Farley will cover eight characteristics of high achievers. He will offer profiles of the three financially sua.'eSSful individuals and will discuss a plan for financial success. Merely a glance at the number of tests handled in all categories of action on ads confinns this trend: Farley is a business consultant whose clients 12in1980; 18 in 1981; 9 in 1982 (new administration): include .Disneyland, Texaco and Western Airlines. 16 in 1983; to date in ~~ 1~84. a puny 2._ . Tickets for the program are available at the OOC Wh~ the COrnnllSSlOn files a complaint against Ticket Office in the Student Center Building. They an advertlaer, a long, drawn-out procedure follow~~y be purchased by _phone with a charge card by that can end in a consent agreement or court calling 432-5527. Tax Shelters-Are They Legal? Well, that depends on how they are structured. The majority of the tax shelters do not off er sound eco- nomics. In other words, they do not produce income above and beyond the tax savings. The IRS is con- cerned about this area. In fact, the IRS considers any tax shelter to be abusive if the shelters chief purpose is avoiding taxes rather than making a profit or building up value in an asset. Accountants and Financial Advisors have been servicing those in high income brackets for years with legal tax shelters, thus saving their clients thousands of dollars in tax money. The common complaint of the middle income person has been-the rich have tax shelters and the poor have welfare. Now more and more middle income families and individuals (earning between $40,000-$70,000 per year) are taking advan- tage of these same shelters, which have been available, but not known, to the middle income person. One very popular tax shelter, available until December 31, 1983 through the Richardson Group, is structured to work as follows: Let's take an individual who is filing a joint return and has a taxable income of $40,000 in 1983. The federal income tax owed by the taxpayer would be approximately $8,300. The tax- payer could invest $4,350 and receive tax refunds of $8,300. Furthermore, the $4,350 invested by the tax- payer could generate a 100Jo-150Jo annual return for many years to come. In most cases, the taxpayer doesn't have the $4,350 to invest because it may have already been withheld from his/her earnings. In this instance it may be possible to obtain an uncollatera- lized loan through a major banking institution which can be paid off with the $8,300 tax refund. For more information contact the Richardson Group, Downey . Savings & Loan Bldg., Suite 710, Costa Mesa, CA (714) 957-0929. Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thur9day, December 15. 1983 lllAIGECIUITY~•IEll David Weisbart named VP of marketing at One-Up, Inc. HuntU_\gton Beach resident David Welabart baa been Mmed vice president, mar~ting at Oae-Up, lac., a Santa Ana manufacturer of programmable electronic meuage syatema. Weiabart joined the firm a year and a half ago as regional marketing director. The announcement wu made by R.E. "Bahner, president of One~Up. • • • Jou Brick Murpltl.ae has been named managing editor of Geatry magazine, it was announced by Nora Lffmu, publiaher. An Orange C.Ounty resident since 1968, Murphine has allo aerved as a public relations and advertising executive, newspaper publisher and media con- 11wtant. • • • Dorothy Goatley, co-founder of Blu- ton/Goarley, lac., an Irvine-baaed property management and IMl"keting firm, has been appointed to aerve on the board of directon of the Apartment AHocladoa of Oru1e Coaaty. The annouhcement was made by Robert A. DIH, president of the 3,000-member uaociAtion which represents ownen and managers of large and small rental properties as well as others who are affiliated with the apartment industry. ••• Jeu "Lee" Pacottl, a certified master graphoanalyst, has founded GrapltelD Ille., hand- writing specialists in Fullerton. Pacotti has uaed her talents toentertainatMa1lc lalud in Newport Beach, and it was there she found a demand for more in-depth analysis. The new firm will be offering basic steps classes beginning in January. For more information, call 525-2800. • •• Rlcllard L. De11t1chmu has been named director of human resouroes, western reg.ion, for American Dlvenlfled Capital Corp. His appoint- ment was announced by Clark Hale, aenior vice president, human re90urces for Amerlcu Dl· veratfled, a Coata Meaa-bued national financial aervices/development firm to which ADCC is affiliated. Deutachman's responsibWties include recruitment Pr<>tVaina, employee relations, com- pensation and benefits packages for A.DOC penonnel. Prior to joining ADCC, Deutachman was director of human reaources for Tt1er Air, lac. • • • BW Suder1oa, president of CalCona, Ltd., operators of Popcora Palace and Candy Em- porlam headquartered in Irvine, has announced the hiring of Gre1ory Rafe as executive vice president of operations. Rufe spent the last five years with W.R. Grace ud Co. • • • Beverly J . Samaelaoa of Huntington Beach has joined K..lD1AdverUalD16 PabUc Relatloa1 of Newport Beach aa aa:ount supervilor, it waa announce<i by Sandra b1 Brayton, agency president. Prior to joining King, Samuelaon waa marketing director for the architectural firm of Dulellaa A.aaoclatet of Newport Beach. MUTUAL FUND LISTINGS OVlll THI COUNTER NA• ftOCll USlmGS ,. JO ~ • ._ s"' ~ 1S·J2 m11 lH~ WSAlmDO ... Name MMOI 11\'0fd "" Oxoco wt ~ $elltC "" S .. ,,n 6 FMIWll 1 1 CtrdC un • """* ,: ~=y . I! ft\$1£1 lt !lllfc WI l Clill'rd U hl!CP u imr11•1 17 ·=. !I ~,r· ;i ail!Nt I tl~ 11 ~T1111 It=·· ( I ' \ i I I I • I I I ) I ' I I 1 I 'I 1 q ~ • ? Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 STOCKS Thurtday't 11 a.m. (POT) Price. ~,,, flriilf'• P E no' ' •\l'f" \. "'9 \ .. , .. , ...... "' I "°" now C "<I NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS N~t ("<! N•I •1••• $6 billion railroad merger put on hold by ICC move Dy &ht< Auuelaced Pren NBW YORK -The Interstate Commerce Commiasion has put on hold a pending $6 billion merger between Santa Fe lndwnnes lnc. and Southern Pad(1c Co. that would creale the nation'it third largest nut ays&em. Shareholden of the two cornpa.nses on Wednesday overwhelmingly approved the merger, which would Unk more than 25,000 miles of track between the Gulf Coast, the Great Laket and the West Coast, creating a system with combined assela o( more than $10 billion. Production, J1iri11g step up seen WAS HINGTON -F.conomssts are predicting that businesses w1JI soon step up production and hirln8. in an attempt tO replenish stockpiles that are at an al.I-time low while consumer spending is flourishing. The predictions came following Wednesday's announcement by the Commerce Department that Inventories held by U.S. business increased 0.4 pen-ent in Oc:tober as sales rose by the same amount. FDJ<.: predict 5 0 bank failures WAS HINGTON -A federal regulator says economic drcumstances are Likely to prevent a sigruficant decline next year m the number of troubled financial institutions. William Isaac. head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor p., said in a rf'<'ent mterview that some 50 banks are likely to Cail by the end of the year, the most since 60 tailed in 1939. Decen1ber new-car sales soaring DETROIT -U.S. automakers say early December sales of new cars r08e 21.1 p<>n.:ent from a year earlier, when the e<.-onomy was cmly beginning to recover from recession. The six major domestic compani,·s reported 173.062 cars shipped betwe<.>n Dec 1-10 comparro with 142,895 a year earlier. Na tural-gas firm to reduce rates HOUSTON Panhandle Eastern Corp. says its Trunkline Gas Co. unit 1s suspendmg natural gas purchases from thC' Algerian nationaJ oil and gas company because of high costs As a result. Panhandle Eastern said Wednesday it will request penniss1on from the federal government to reduce its gas rates by 19 percent effective Jan. I to the 130-some uuht1es 1t serves in 12 mostly Midwestern states. A irlines join in fare r eduction MIAMI tAP) -Airline industry officials say they are trying to avoid all-out Care wars as they skirmish for customers headed south on win ter vacat~ns. Eastern Airlines, Air Florida and Delta Airlines rushed Wednesday to match match Pan American A1rways' new $99 fares on one-way flights between New York and Florida. Dollar mixed; gold inches up LONDON -The US. dollar rose to record highs against the French fra m: and Italian hra in early European trading today. but edged lower against other major currencies including the British pound. Gold prn:es inched ahead. The dollar·s mixed showing followed its decline in U.S . trading Wednesday. when it was pushed lower by profit-taking and dollar sales by several European central banks. 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Arroyo Grande (near Pismo Beach) and Car9on City. Nevada Among the travelers are Fountain Valley, Mater De1. Huntington Beach. Laguna Beach, F.stancia, Newport Harbor, Marina, Ocean View and Edison. The big one. of course. is the Mater Del-Fountain Valley combination. which invades the East for back-to-back doubleheaders with DeMatha (Hyat- tville. Md.) and St. John's (0.C.), two teams with national reputations in terms of coaches and teams, which have produced major college prospects in the Verbum Dei-Long Beach Poly tradition for years. It's set for Dec. 20-21. "We'll play Fountain Valley at 7 the first night," ."' Gr e tzk y sets r ecord, again Ed monto n"s Wayne Gretzky (left ) score in the fi rst period against the New York Rangers Wednesday PREP SPORTS ROGER CARLSON says De Matha Coach Morgan Wooten, the n St. John's will play Fountain Valley the following night at 7. Mater Dei takes the 8:45 game both nights. "It'll be at Tacoma Academy. which seats 3,000. We only wish we could have found a bigger place to play because we're sure it'll sell out. "There's that kind of interest here," continues Wooten, a former assistant to St. John's Coach Joe Gallagher. This isn't anything new for these eastern , .. '. • night, extending his NHL record fo r consecutive games with a point to 32. Edmo nton won. 9-4. powerhouses, according to Wooten. who says the attraction of vtsi ting the nation's capital and playing a game or two has been big for yea.rs. Over 100 players have received <.'Ollege scholar- ships out of the DeMatha program. and Gallagher's tour at St. John's, since 1948, has produced a similar number. "Generally," continues Wooten, "teams lik~to come here. We've had a lot of good ones come here. (Power) Memorial High (New York City) came here twice with Kareem (Lew Alcindor) and we split with them. We lost when he was a junior, but we beat them when he was a senior." When Mater Det and Fountain Valley show up they'll find St. John's led by 6-1 senior guard Grayson Marshall, while DeMatha's stock is bal- anced, according to Wooten. "I guess we and St. J ohn's would be considered close to the best in the east," admits Wooten, but the veteran coach blows his horn very softly. Winning is a way of life for these two clubs. DeMatha, for instance, is 733-101 in 27 years under Wooten and it is 4-0 with a victory over highly regarded Dunbar High (Baltimore) going into this week. St. John's was 2-0 entering this week and Gallagher. too, has won over 700 games in a career which spans 36 years at St. J ohn's. F.ach plays twice this week before the Mater Dei-Fountain Valley invasion. Among his starters are 6-5 lh Drew Komlo, 6-2 guard Juan Neal, 6·2 guard Quinten Jackson. 6-9 forward Danny Ferry and 6-6 center Carlton Valentine. Irvine semifinals tonight Misaion Viejo High, with no player over 6-4, faces literally its biggest challenge of the young season tonight when the Di.abloe meet Woodbridge Hlgh and 6-10 center Marco Baldi in the championship semifin als of the Irvine Basketball Tournament. Tipoff la at 8 at University High. Across town at Irvine High. it will be a battle of poten tial Sea View League powers going in the other cham- pionship semi as Corona del Mar and Irvine aqua.re off, al9o at8. The wi.nners will advance to Friday night's championship finale at Irvine. Woodbridge reached the semifinals by defeat ing Artesia (58-44) and University (49-33). Baldi, the foreign ex- 'change student from Italy, averaged 25.5 points per game in thoee two contests. The Warriors have also re- ceived 80me fine oytaide shoot- ing from tenior guard Mark Foringer. Corona del Mar may or may not have the services of guard Bobby Hatfield. who suffered a bad cut over hia right eye in Tueeday'a 37-33 victory over Savanna. "We like to run if it's there," says Wooten. "If (See AREA PREPS, Page C4) Lewis wows 'em with 48 points, Monarchs breeze By ROGER CARLSON OflM~l'lloCIYll POMONA -The season is barely two weeks old -but it's difficult to imagine anything bet- ter than what transpired Wednes- day night here at Cal Poly Pomona in the second round of the San Dimas Tournament of Champions basketball invita- tional where 6-7 junior Tom Lewis and the Mater Dei High's Monarchs put on a clinic to re- member. Having scored 19 points in the first half to pace his teammates to a 31 -24 halftime lead over Los Angeles City power Banning. Lewis went on a scoring rampage which would surely be a CIF record if such statistics were available -sizzling for 20 points In the first 4:31 of playing time in the second half en route to a tournament record 48 points. Asked if it was Lewis' best-ever perfonnance, Mater ~ Coach Gary McKnight just shrugged his shoulders and said: "Well. he's had some pretty good games, you know." The lopsided victory sends the Monarchs into the championship semifinals Friday night against St. Bernard. a team which they already have beaten by 24 points Tom Lewis in the St. Bernard gym. Lewis' performance. however. overshadowed everything at this tournament designed for the basketbaJI junkie. The cream of high school basketball is on display an this 16-team tourney and when Lewis was finished for the night he got a standing ovation. A virtual machine, he dropped (See LEWIS, Page C3) 7 Raiders, 4Ramsgain Pro Bowl Johnson hobbles to 23 points, Edison rolls From AP di spatches Four Rams and seven Raiders have been selected to the Ameri- can Football Conference and Na- tional Football Conference Pro Bowl teams. it was announced today by the NFL. The Rams include guard Kent Hill. tackle Jackie Slater. running back Eric Dickerson and de- fensive t;>ack Nolan Cromwell. Hill and Dickerson are starters for · the NFC All-Stars in the Jan. 29 event in Honolulu. Raiders picked on the AFC AU -Star team include tight end Todd Christensen. defensive end Howie Long, outside linebackers Rod Martin and Ted Hendricks, safety Vann McElroy, cornerback Lester Hayes and kick-returner Greg Pruitt. All but Hendricks and McElroy w iU be starters. Seven members of the defend- ing Super Bowl champion Wash-· ington Redskins were selected to the NFC team, mcluding quar- \erback Joe Theisrruom, the top-rated passer in the NFL this season with 260 completions in 431 attempts. Dickerson and New York Giants place-k icker Ali . tJaji-Sheikh were the lone rookies named to the NFC squad. 1 Dan Marino of the Miami Dolphins was chosen to start for the AFC team at quarterback, making him the first rookie QB to st.art since the game began in 1950. By CU RTSEEDEN Of lhe Delly l'lloC Ii.fl "This is the best we've played overall," admitted Edison Coach Jon Borchert. Even playing at just 70 percent, &iison High's Rodney Johnson seemed to stand one cut above the others Wednesday night. The Chargers led from the outset and maintained no less than a four-point lead through the entire game. Johnson's scoring underneath and some fine outside shooting by 6-2 senior guard Ken Wiles took the sting out of no less than 20 Edison turnovers. Seeing his longest playing stint of the young season, Johnson scored 23 points. including 12 in the third quarter, to lead the Chargers to a 55-50 victory over Foothill in the opening round of the La Quinta basketball tournament. Johnson, a 6-6 senior, suffered an ankle injury in a game against Long Beach Millikan. He had seen limited action in the next few games. The victory sends Edison ( 4-1) in tonight's championship semifinals at 6; 15 against Dominguez, a 70-43 winner over Santa Ana Valley Wednesday. His ankle was still bothering him Wednesday, but you couldn't tell by looking at Johnson. He scored 11 of his team's 27 points in the first half to lead the Los Al Race Course sold to Hollypark From AP di1patd1es Los Alamitos Race Course has been sold to Hollywood Park for about $27 million, it was an- nounced Wednesday by represen- tatives of both parties. The announcement was made by Mildred N. Vessels, President of Lo. Alamitos Race Courae, and Hal W. Brown, chairman of Hol- lywood Park Realty Enterpriles, lnc. Al9o 80ld to Hollywood Park was an adjacent golf coune and stallJon farm owned by V euels and her 90n, Frank Ve.els, Jr. The announced price ln that transaction was $31 million -$19 million in cash and $12 million through an exchange in property. The agreement is subject to cer- tain conditions lncluding approval by Los Alamitos shareholders and zoning approval for the develop- ment of the 100 acres on which the golf course and stallion farm la located, it was announced. The agreement also provides Hollywood 45 days to complete an inspection of Los Alamitos, dur- ing which <Hollywood Park. may elect to terminate the agreement for any reason. Hollywood Park's right to tennina\e expires next Jan. 27. lllllllllD Chargers to a 27-22 advantage at inter- mission. "I really think he (Johnson) is going to be one of t he finest players in the Sunset League this year.'' Borchert said after- ward. Borchert also applauded the play of his three returning starters -Tim We rtner. Brad Hachten and J ohn Thomas. "We have to look to those three for leadership." Borchert said. As for the turnovers, the Edison coach noted: "It was a lot better than the first night. We looked like a pinball machine against La Mirada." Wertner and Wiles each chipped in 10 points for the Chargers, while Andy Sinclair came off the bench to score six points. Junior Greg Gore was the lone Foothill player to hit double figures with 12 points, but four other Knights-Pat Casey. Dave Perkins, Mike Alvarado and Ralph Laird -scored eight points apiece. T he Chargers did their best to break the game open , increasing their lead to eight (18-10) at the e nd of the first quarter, and holding a seven-point advantage on several occasions, but the Knights refused to yield . Foothill shot 83 percent (10 of 12) from the free throw line to keep things interestiniz. Alexander put on injured reserve The Rams have returned run- ning back A.J . Jones to their, tietive roster and placed Robert /\]exand er on the injured reterve Ust. a spokesman for the National Football League team said Wedne9day. Alexander, a running back who lt a 1eCOnd-year pro out of Wett Virginia. la suffering from a left MmltrinC pull and a bruile on nit ~t th1'Jl, the ap:>kelman Mid. Alexander had carried jutt 1even times this eeuon, gaining 28 yards. Jones, a former Texas siar who a1.o is in his eecond year, had been on the active ro.ter earlier In the 9eUOr'I before goi.nc out with a sprained left knee. The Rama, 8-7, face the Sainta In New Orleans In Sunda1'• reg- War-teMOn finale. Loe Anpla must win to have a shot at a playoff berth. Keep away Bolton Celtics guard Dennis John- ton hold• the ball away lrom the reach ol Cle•eland't Geofl Hu lon ( t daring Wednesday n'8ht'1 NB~ game in Boston. T-he Celtics outla1ted the Cave, 110-108. J ' C2 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 SPORTS IRE AK Soviet hockey star faces shoplifting charge in Sweden From AP dlspatcbes STOCKHOLM. Sweden -Soviet Iii hockey star Vyat<:heslav Bykov was , arra1gned Wednesday on a shoplifting charge after he allegedly tried to leave a department stort' with $110 worth of women's and children's dothing, The 23-vear -old center on the Soviet national team will bi tried Thursday. If convicted, Bykov likely is to be given a suspended sentence and he could leave Sweden Thursday afternoon. pros- ecutor Anders Helin said. Bykov told police he intended to pay for the clothes at the cashier near the department st.ore's main entrance. But the player only had 12 kronor, about $1.50. in his pocket when he was arrested Tuesda:;. Bykov's teammates were waiting outside the store in a bus and the team later Tuesday returned to the Soviet Union. Quote of the.day Don Burrougb1, fonner defensiv~ back for the Los Angeles Rams and Philad~lphia Eagles. on how he remembered tackling Jim Brown, who at age 47 la talking about o (.'Omeback: "l heard a dice game going on inside my mouth." Rozier joins Shrine lineup Trophy winner Mike Rozier and three c • t SAN FRANCISCO -Heisman [i] other players from No. 1-ranked Ne- braska said Wednesday they will play in the Jan. 7 Shrine East-West football game at Stanford University. Rozier had been scheduled to appear in the Hula Bowl in Hawaii. "It's pos&ble for me to use my talents to help other people, and the Shrine East-West Football Game is played for thou.sands of children in the Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children." he said. "It's a cause I care about, and can identify with." Nebraska players joining Rozier in the 59th annual charity event at Stanford are All-Big 8 wide receiver Irving Fryar. All-Big 8 quarterback Turner Gill and tackle Scott Raridon_ Rozier. a 5-10 tailback from Camden, N.J .. is the second player in National Collegiate Athletic Association history to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a season. Tolltac favored at Los Al Two-year-old Tolltac ts the !!J' fuvoralC in a (leld of 10 horses thllt wall go to the post Friday in the Golden State Futurity at Lo:I Alamitos Race Cou~. T oUwc, the powerfully built son of .Be<luino, has already won $555,000 this year and could lock up l.'Oll of the year honors with a victory . The 400-yard Golden State Futurity is the richest race of the Ho~men's Quarter Horse &cing As.soclallon's meeting at Los Alamitos. First prize in the annual feature is $261,738.' Tolltac's biggest challenger should be &b!i Town Girl. February bout for Leonard? Sugar Ray Leonard wiU make his m boxing comeback sometime in Febru- ary on a prime time cable telecast by Home Box Office, the president of the HBO entertainment group said Wednesday. "Ray is as big a superstar as there is in the entire entertainment industry," said Michael Fuchs. The former undisputed welterweight cham- pion announced he was coming out of retirement last Saturday following an exhibition at Andrews Air Force Base in Camp Springs, Md. The fight is expected to go 10 rounds. No opponent has been named. Gilbert new San Jose coach SAN JOSE-Claude Gilbert wu • named head football coach at San Joee •II• State after a campus-wide. six-hour eea.rch Wedneeday. Gilbert, defenslveooordinatorof the Spartans the last three seasons. was promoted to the head coaching job six hours after It officially was vacated by Jack Elway, whu was hired by Stanford. Gilbert is a San Jose State graduate who was ~plain of the 1958 footbalJ team. He returned to the school as a coach alter serving eight seasons as San Diego State's head coach. . His ret:ord at San Diego State was 61-25-2. Lucence goes wire..!to-wire INGLEWOOD -Lucence took !!J command at the start and led from wire-to-wire to win the feature race for 3-year -olds Wednesday at Hollywood Park. Television., radio TV: NBA -Lakers af Phoenix, 7 p.m., Channel 9. RADIO: NBA -Lakers at Phoenix, 7 p.m .. KLAC (570). CoUege Basketball -Texas-San Antonio at USC, 8 p.m .. KNX (1070). Oilers humbled by St. Anthony For The Discriminating Man Westminster, El Toro advance to consolation finals of tournaments Huntington Beach suffered through a long night in a rematch against St. Anthony High of Long Beach in high school basketball action Wednesday nigh t. Meanwhile, in tournament play. West- minster and El Toro reached the consola- tion finals of their respective tournaments with victories. Here's how it went: St. Anthony 71, Huntington Beach 54 The Oilers. who had led the Saints in the fourth quarter before falling. 52-49. in the con solation finals of the Lakewood-Marina Tournament earlier this month. were never a fact.or in the • rematch. 1 St Anthony (4-1) began pulling away .. from error-prone Huntington Beach (2-5) l in the early-going, taking a 19-point lead at halftime. : The' 5€'..Jnd haJ £ d.idn' t prove to be much j better for the hosts. who could manage f only four points in the third quarter as the I deficit grew to 33 points. The Oilers gained some respectability in the final I period by outscoring St. Anthony. 27-11. to shave the final margin to 17. I Huntington Beach was its own worst I enemy, turning the ball over a staggering j 31 times. BASKETBALL Hawaii, opening play in the Iolani Prep Tournament against Radford High of Oahu Wednesday night. Westmi.ftter 78, Mayfair 7% The Lions earned a shot at Bell-Jeff in the consolation championship of the Anaheim Tournament today after easing past Mayfair in a game that.wasn't as close as the final margin indicated. Senior forward Jeff Eastin notched 22 points, a little below his average, in playing little more than 2 'h quarters. Forward Ken Hammond tallied 18 points in his first start of the season for Westnlinster. Also scoring in double figures were Tom Downs with 14 points and junior guard Ted McMillan with 10. The Lions built a 56-40 advantage midway through the third quarter before the reserves took over. The final margin was as close as Mayfair would come. as the Lions owned a 12 to 15-point lead most of the way. The victory improved Westmin..<iter's overall record to 2-4. El Toro 47, Corona U against Saddleback at Magnolia. Corona chipped away and finally tied the game at 41 -41 when sophomore Jett St.one hit a three-point play to make it 44-41, and after a free throw by Tim McLain made it 45-43, moments later. tossed in a pair of free throws for the Chargers' final two points. Currey to stay at Long Beach LONG BEACH (AP) -Dave Currey. head football coach at-Long Beach State since 1977, said on Wednesday that he is dropping out of consideration for the vacancy at the University of Cincinnati. "I have made a decision not to pursue the Cincinnati coaching position any further," said Currey. who was ap· proached about the job and visited the school. He said his decision to stay was based on recruiting commitments. Wrig~t Arch Preserver Shoes As comfortable aa it ia good ~_.-looking. Thanks to Wright'• four exclueive comfort features. Black or Brown Calf. We Buy This Style In These Sizes 6 . 7 8 . 9 . rn . 11 -12 . lJ AA x x x x x x x x A x x x x x x x x l 8 x x x x x x x x x x c x x x x x x x x x x x x 0 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x [ x x x x x x x x x x John Hanavan was the leading scorer for the Oilers. accounting for 10 points. St. Anthony's balanced attack. which fea- tured four players in double figures. was paced by Dan Anderson's 14 markers. The Chargers riddled Corona's man-to-man defense in the early going while taking a 12-point lead in the second quarter. but then had to hold on to reach today's 4:45 consolation championship "With the (community college) letter of intent day being tomorrow (Thursday) and recruiting being so vital to us, I felt it was neces8$ty to make public my inten- tions. 1984 is going to be an exciting time for us and I want to place my emphasis on recruiting at Long Beach and building for the future." Long Beach loses 17 senior starters and has a schedule in 1984 that includes Oregon, UCLA and Ari:zona. ~ ~---·Meft-'•.Shep-·~~~ SHOES _______ ,, Huntington will next try its luck in OCC breezes; Gauchos fall Orange Coast College snapped a modest two-game losing streak Wednesday night with a BASKETBALL m convincing 65-49 victory over host Palomar in a game which saw the Pirates come alive alter their top ----------------===~ scorer had fouled out. And. in Riverside, Saddleback College con-In addition, OCC shot 83 percent (19 of 23) from tinued to struggle as the Gauchos lost their t'he line in picking up its fourth victor.y against five opening-round game of the Riverside Tournament on defeats. ' a last-sec.'Ond shot. OCC returns to action Friday with a home •Here's what took place: contest against East Los Angeles. Orange Coast 65, Palomar 49 Ventura 67, Saidlttback. 66 OCC sophomore post man Brad Guess fouled out Larry Wiskel1"hit a 10-foot baseline jumper with midway through the second half after scoring 15 one second re~ning to gjve Ventura the victory in points and grabbing eight rebounds. the first round of the 16-team Riverside Tournament. But that's when sophomore guard John Berry The loss sends Saddleback (3-6) into the and reserve forward Steve Shattuck took over. consolation bracket against College of the Desert Berry scored au 13 of his points over the final 9 'h tonight at 5. minutes and Shattuck recorded 10 points and 11 But even more disturbing to the Gauchos was boards (nine after G uess had fouled out) as the the news that Alexander Hamilton. their standout P irates rolled past the host Comets. freshman who suffered a broken finger last week, Palomar earned a 7-2 record into the game, but will probably miss the remainder of the season the Comets were badly out-rebounded (37-24) and ~use of the injury. Hamilton was originally cold from the floor and the line. expected to mils only three weeks. I DePaul tops Alabama OSAKA. 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JOS. 211S 3061 sm 7S·38.9 11·6S6 35-22 20 23 INDIVIDUAL llu\lllne Tcb Yen Ave TO O•ckerson 371 17?8 H 18 llt<loen 7S 37' so 2 C.umen 1 42 60 0 Aleonoer 1 28 4.0 0 Ellard J I 23 0 Ferreoamo 21 9 09 0 Cromwell I 0 0.0 0 Kemp l ·2 ·O I 0 Farmer I ·9 ·90 0 C.r1n1 1 ·10 ·SO 0 Totals •91 217S 44 20 Ooo '42 1639 l.7 10 Pas.slnll PA PC Pl Yeti TD Ferreoamo 433 2S9 72 JIOI n Kemp 2S 12 0 m I Totals 4SI 309 n 3236 23 OPP S34 308 n 3738 17 Re<eMM Ne. Yeh TO 8er1>er S4 6'6 J OIC>.tr\on 41 JU 2 Fer m er 34 4t7 S Gum1n ) I J20 • Oennera JO 42S S 0 . Hill 11 1IO 7 EMa rd 16 268 0 C.ren1 12 n I 1 G. Jones 11 112 0 llt<ldtl' J 23 0 A .... nMr I 10 0 McDonald t 1 I To1e11 U I 3136 13 '0oo Joe Jna 11 Olr.er leaden Pun11no M1•ko. 74·2,9U J9 • 1v11 ltlCkoff relurn• -EllarCI, 13·20t ••O . Reooen, 19·111, Aleundef 13·17 1 C.uman. 2·1SO, trY1n 1-no, !>lm- mon•, l·O, Barnett, l·O, Punt re1urn1 - Eller a, 12· IO 9, Jonmon. 13·8 • Ir Vin, 2S·I s. lnterctPfiOM -K CDll1n1, S-113, Harris, 4·100; Irvin, •·42. JOllri•on, l·U, J Cotllns, 2·•6, Cromwell, 2·JJ, AnOrews. 1·21. Ekern. I· I Pro Bowl rouen NFC OFFENSE WR-James Lo!ton C.rttn Be• M1•e Ou•Cil:, Pn1 .. c:setonie .a:·~ov Grt~ S• LOUt' ~4Che,.t1e Brown. Wa,n1nQI~ Rt<11k irl\ TE-Poul Collman. C.rNn Bev, <-Oouv Co101e. Oellei T-Ml~e o<enn, Allan1a, Joe JacoDy, WHhlnv•on, ll·J aclrle Slater, Rem L G-i(enf Hil, Alm\, Run Grimm, WUhlng1on, .<·R C TNatemann Allanta C-Jett Bo\tk Won•nolon •·Lerrv M<Cerren, Green Ba~ 08-Joe The••menn, Wasn1nqton, •·Joe Montena. San Francisco RB-Erk DlckerlOn, A1m1 W1Al1m Andrew•. Atlanta, ir·Tonv Oorsall Odes. a·Waller Pevlon, Chlcego .. Oll'INU E-LH llov s.lmOn. Tamo• lev, Ed J-'· Di lle• T-Ooull Enoltsh, Oe1r0l1, llelldv Wlllle, Delle•, •·Deva Bull. Wunl1111lon OLll-L1wre11C1 I IYIOr, Ntw YQr'll, Huoh GrHn, Tamoa Bev, •·Ricke~ Jeck· '°"• New Orteen• MLB-Mlka Slng1e11rY, Chlc;eoo; a•Hartv Car\Oft, N•w York $-Meri. Muronv, Wuhl1111ton. H-... crern-, •amt; •·Owlgl\I Hkk1, Sen f'ranCflCO CB-Ronnie I.Oii, San Francl\CO, EYtf'• '°" W•ll1. 0111u , •·Mark H•vne•. New VC>tk P"--All Hell·Srt•llln. New YorK. Pvolt..-Cart 8lrdio1111. St Loul1, Kick re1urnt1<-Bllly JoM•on, Allen••· AFC OFf'ENSE WR-Cul01 C•r1on, KanH• City, Cris Collln•worln, Clnclnnell, a·Wll Che..-r, San OltllO. •·Mark Ouoer, Miami. TE-T•dd Cllthlltl~. ••IMn, .&·Kellen Wln•IOw, Sen OltllO T-AnthOnv M11no1, Clnclnnarl, Marvin Powell. Ntw York. 11·8 rlen Hollowav. New Enolel\d G-Jolln Honnen, New E rni1eno, Cnrl• Hinton, Beltlmore, ~·Ed Ntwmen, Miami. C-Ow111n1 St99h•n1on, Mleml, ~·Mille WtDller, Plll1Duron. QB-Oen Marino, Miami, a·Oen Fou", Sen Diego RB-Eorl Camol>ell Houston, Curl Werner. S.all ... •·Tonv Collin•, N•w Enq· lencl, 1 • J09 Crl~. ButtelO DE~ENSE E-Oou9 Btlltr\, Miami, HWll L..._ lleld9rs, ~-Merl\ Gasllneeu, New Vorl<. T-BOD Beumnower. Miami. Fred Smerlll, BuHalO, a·Joe K1eci.o, New Yori'., OLB-Cnlo B•nk" Clt•tlend, RICI Mlr11n. Ralelln; x • T Id Henclr1<.11$, Raiden MLB-Jeck Lamber!, Plll\Durgn; a·Rendv C.radl\ner, Denvtr S--Oer0n Cnerry. KanWI• Cllv, Kenny Easltv, Sealllt, x·Vann McElrly, lleldln. CB-Gery Green, Kanw• Cllv, LHMr Hav.s, lhlclen; >t·Loul• Wright, Denver PK-GeN Ancl9rson, PlthC>urgh. Punler-Rkn Camarllto, Ntw England Klck·reiurner-<;ree Pruitt, lllalclen. a-<1eno1e1 non·llerter Bowt llMUp <Al tlmtl PSTl SATURDAY, DEC. 10 ~MMPa -Ke llaWI (•l ~.L.a.) Air Force 9, M1u >n loo1 3 SATURDAY, DEC 17 Callfw1lia .... (al FrtlM) Cal Slate Futterion 17·41 vs. Northern llilnol• (9·2), I o.m Florida C~u\ Bowl (el ON.-) Marvlan<J 18·31 "'· TtnnauH (7·3), S om THURSOA Y, DEC. lJ Hel If Fama a.wt Cat lllnnlltlNm, Aloe.) Wesl Virginie 11·31 v1 Ken1ucl\v 16·•·1), S Pm FRIDAY, DEC. 2l Hlllcsav hwt (et Sen oi.to) BVU I 10·11 vs Missouri (7·•), 6 1>.m SATURDAY, DEC. ?4 SUn a.wt (et El P'e .. I SMU 110-11 " Aleo.ma 11·0 , noon MONDAY. DEC. ,,. Allha ll•wl I at H...-utu I Penn Stele 17·•·1) v1 Wuhlnglon 11·31. s om THURSDAY. DliC. 19 utllrtV ll•wl (at MempNs) 8011on Cotieoe <9·2l V\ Nolfe Oeme (6·SI. S lO Pm l"Mdl a.wt (at A llanta) Nortn Carot1ne 18-31 .. Fiortoa SI C•·Sl. noon Getw Bawl (at J ecln....., .. I IOwa (9·2) VI. F!orlde (1·1· I), 6 P.rll SATURDAY, DEC. Jl ......... , ..... (at H9'1s,.,) Bavlor 17·3· l) V\. Ot>.lel'IOm• SI 17·•1. S Pm MONDAY. JAN. 2 c.-.. ... (at D ... l) C.eor-ol• (9· l-11 .. Teu1 111·0). 10.lO a m Flftta .... latT-) Ohio s1 11·3> vs. PllllC>urgh (1·2· I), 10..30 a m RHe II.wt (e1 PelHaN) INlnol\ ( I0· 1) vs UCLA 16·•· I), 1 o.m Ora-.... lat Miami) Ntoreska Cl?·OI "'· Mlt ml CFl•.l CIO· ll. Som ~ SU98• Bowl (at New OttleM) .. uDurn I 10· ll '' Mlchloan 19·?), S o.m. . ,, Siii conclmofts SOUTHERN CALIFOllNIA MOUNTAIN HIGH -12·l4·1ncll ball 4 cnelr• In ooer11lon SNOW S(JMMIT -l2·lCHnc.11 Dell. Chair\ 001,..11"9 SNOW VALLEY 0 6·1l ·incn ll•M • CN•" ooere11no GOLDMINE -11·2•·1ncn Dale. 2 Cl'laln In ooar1llon LEWIS WOWS 'EM • • • From Page C1 in 18 straight pomts (eight buckets and two free throws) dur- ing the stretch, Improvising when n~ry inside Bann.ing's sticky defense. with near-360 degree turnaround shots, twisting. hang- ing. scooping and finger rolls to leave the crowd in awe. In two games in this tourney, he has clicked on 26 of 29 at the line. Meanwhile. has teammates were surrounding him with deft ~ (Chris Jackson had 13 as- sists to tie a tournament record), Mau Beeuwsaert chipped in with 19 points and 6 assists, and Mike Fielder and Mike Mitche ll blended \.heir ta lents t o thoroughly domlnat.e one of the finest teams in Southern C~.H fomia. Among the observers and com- ments: •Unjvers1ty of Arizona c.oach Lute Olson: ".&th offensively 1 and defensively they never glve you a moment's rest. l thought lhe best htgh school team I had ever seen wa.' Bill AnMtrOng's 1969 c.ompton team with Larry HoUylleld and Larry Morrl.I. but Ma~ Ot-i is better.'' •Banning Coech Don Nichol.a: ''I've been coachina for 13 years and lhat'a the best c.eam I've ever eeen." •Th~ 8C'Orekeepcr during tfuu wfld four-minute stretch: "Hey, Tourney schedule Tonitht •t Cal Potv PomOM l~llt 0U•r19f11N1tl 1-Crt\ol V\ LB Poly 9,30-<renll'law "'· Veroum Del (~tlefl OV.nertlNlt) ..,._lnqtewood Vl Pomona S.JC>-f'oolhil4 (Ba~ I v• Ocaen View F,.._Y •t C.t Potv P- (~1111111 lemHIMls) 7:lt-Mellr o.i ~. $1 .......... 9 o.m -Cren~a-vere>um Otl winner v\. LB Po1v-Crftol winner I, .. ~c. Semlllllllt l 4:.»-f'ounteln ValleY vt LA llann11111 • p,m -Crentllew·Vt<C>um Del IO.., vs. Creilll·Lll Polv IO.., (~11911 s.mMINtlsl 1-»-f>eMCllN \IS. 80\CO Tech J pm,-1,,...wOOd·Pomone winner vo. Oceen vi.w·Footllll tlkl.tttlltlO) wlnMf I'm runnjng out of room." It was that kind of an event - aa the Monarchs turned It on . Lewts finished the evening with 18 of 27 from the field and 12 of 14 from the Une. He left the game with 1:20 remaining, but when the Monarchs reallz.ed he wu two potnta shy of the tou.rnamenl tc0r- lng record of 45 polnta fort ai.ngle game, they sent him back for the flnal 55 second.sand he pumped tn a pair of free t hrowa lix llf!ICOnda later, Chen hit a t.h.ree-polnt play wUh ftve 9ee0ftda left. Although ~wia had 19 pointa by halftime. twice he had the ball ahoved back In his face by the skying Pllota of Bannlng. but that all changf'd ln the thJrd quarttt. I N•A WHTl•N COHl'&•INCI l'•<llk OWIWl't w L P'ct. G8 L.a~•n 14 • 100 Portland 16 I '" Go!Otn State 11 IJ oe 5 Sa•lll• II 13 •St ~ Pholfllx I IS .:Me 7'1'1 $an01ego I " J10 11"1 Mlclwetl Dlvl\lafl OaKe• IS I tS7 Utah 14 10 YJ l\'t Ken .. iClly II 11 )00 , .... 0111\111 II 12 471 4 $an .\nlonlo 10 IS 400 • Hou1t0t1 9 .. 3tl • BASTEllN CONf'E•ENCE A .. nll< OMNlft Pll\ladel,.,,la 1/ s 773 .,.., Bot Ion " 6 76() New Yori. 1S 9 •2s l l>• NewJer11Y It 9 S71 s Wuhll!illon 10 13 '3!. • Ce.ttrel DNIMM Mllweulo.ff .. 9 '°'1 Oelroll II 12 471 J Allenta II 13 ·~ JY, Cltvalan<J I 17 )2() 1 Chlceoo 6 .. JOO 6"1 1nol1n1 s 11 .m l 'n w~v·, Sc•ta• Bo•ton 110. c .. velen<J 109 Wethington 99, Allen1a 96 Phlladelohle 11S, Mllweulo.ff t3 Sen Anlonlo 129. Sen 01190 II• Oella1 117, lndlen• 109 Kanwt Cllv 105, Seallle 99 T""911f'l Ge~• Lahn el Pnoenl- Cn1taoo at New Yori.. Houllon al Utah KanH ' Cltv al Golden Stete New JerHv al Port1eno SoC•I Colle09 (7·2l 100 C•I Stele LA 13 101 Le Verne 7t Y SI Marv's 80 fS Bathan'f 68 106 UC Sen11 Cr111 S6 t3 C&eremonl 66 68 Pomo111·Plller S6 6' Lo'fofa·Marvmount 10 2 Pacific cnr111len (forlell) o Oec. 17 -el Redl•n<J• II o.m l Oec. JO -Mln ourl 8001111 Jan • -Lelourneau·To11 Jan 1 -Occloen1e1 Jan 10 -., WtWnQl\I" (I pm ) Jan. 12 -Cal 8eptlll' Jen 17 -el UC Sen OleilO' Jen 10 ...:.. Cal Lu1neran• Jen 24 -Point Lorne• Jan. 27 -at AW•• Paclllc' Jen 31 -Biota' FeO 3 -Noire Oeme !Calif l Feb 1 -11 Cal BaPflll' II om) Feb 10 -WHI Cout Cnrhtlan Ftb. 11 -al Fre>no Pacific' Feb 14 -UC Sen 0 1990• Feb II -al Point Lome' II p,m I Feb 11 -A&uH Pacific• Feb 24 -•I LA 8aPlhl" FeD 1S -Alumnl • -Oenoltl NAIA O!llflCI II conference game All 11•~ 11ar1 11 7:30 om unleu otnerwl.a lndlc11t<1. PCAA statlstfcs (~Oec.10). SCOlttNG P'\ayer, ~ G FG FT TP' AY9o Wood, CSF 6 SS SI 161 2U Cotlin1, UNL \I • 36 14 16 2LS Cefchlnqs, UNL V • JO 2l ti 70 3 Grant, USU 4 l4 12 to 70 0 CoOer, NMSU S JI n " 19 6 Flr.chtf'. UCSB s 36 IS 93 IU Tnomo•on, FSU 6 41 I• 110 ll l Andlf\Oft, FSU 6 42 H 109 18.0 Gardner, LBSU 1 .. 10 116 166 Tllemlen, UC I 4 21 1 • 1 I s.J llEllOUNOING .... .,.,., tCtlMI G Na. A ..... EnGe, USU • 36 9.0 Brozovkh. UNL v 4 36 9.0 La~. LllSU 7 60 1 6 Counll, UOP 6 SO 1 3 Ce1Chl"9l. UNL V • ll a 3 Gran!, USU 4 77 61 Ntel, CSF 6 41 68 FiK"9r, UCSB S 33 6 6 Franl\lln, UOP 6 37 61 H111en•letn, UCSB S JI 61 Jonet, CSF S 31 6 2 COMMUNITY COLLEGI! Ora"99 Coast 6S, P•l«Nr 4t OltANGE COAST -Morgen 6. Berrv 13 Sleollen• I. C.uen IS. She•1uci.. 10. Svmeni11i 1, Goudge 2. Fermer 1, Toomev 2 Total.-n lt·13 6S P'ALOMA• -Klemen I . WOO<lt I , Oenlel' S, Gerri.on II, RHO 2. Oootn 2, VllOUl •, 8u1en 7. Tolals. 11 1J·20 49 Hatlllmt: Oranqt Coa11, 30·23 Total foul•. Orenoe Coe11 23. PelOma r 13. Fouled out: Cuen IOCCI. Rffd (Pl. V'""'r• 67, S.ddlebllcll U (llltvenlde T-1 VINTUllA -Dodwell 17. Weiu 14, Wii..'911 12, Harrison I, Wilson 4, Page 4, Borlotln 4, Counnev 2 Tolal• 32 3·t U SAOOLEBACK -OeCUH U . Mulder 12, John•on 10, 041vter I. Arclneau-7, AClem• 7, Tnomas •. Monlelln 4 Tolel1 71 10·13 66. Halltlme· Seddlet>ac~. l6· 30. To1a1 foul>: Venture t), S.ddleDec~ 16 HIGH SCHOOL Mlttw Del 13, 9annlne (LA l SI (T9'1me.-II~\) MATER DEi -Ltwlt 41, 8eeuwwer1 19, MllchlH 1. Jackson 4, Fielder 3, MounG,. O. Dwyer 2, Molls 0 Total\. 32 19·27 tl BANNING -Sam u . Lockie ...... Lee 1. Coooer 6, JOllnson 10, Young 9, Buckley 0. Vlclorlan 2. Buckner o To1a11 n I · 14 S7 Scon llv ouamn Maler Otl 16 IS 79 7)-t 3 Banning 10 14 17 IS-SI Tote! foull Mete< Oe1 14, 8ann1ng 21 • Fouled oul· Lff IBennl~ol St. 8et'Mrd 52. F~aln V ... V 47 (T9'1,,..,.,_, II Ole,,,.,...'1 ,OUNTAIN VALLEY -Marlln S Jacoo' 17, Tlnnev 7, Powtr 4. Nt wion 6. z.eno O. Molller,,.ed J, Brown 3. Brk eno 2 Tolell 11 11·11 47 FV suffers 52-47 loss • 1n tourney POMONA -Fountain Valley High's Barons gave St. Bernard a run for its money Wednesday, but came up short in the waning mo- ments just when it appeared they had a shot and wound up losing, 52-47, to fall into the fifth plaoe semifinals at the San Dimas Tour- nament of Champions al Cal Poly Pomona. The Barons will tneet Banning. which was squashed by Mater Dei, 83-51, in a 4:30 contest Fri- day. Rolf Jacobs led Fountain Valley with 17 points and played a standout game defensively against St. Bernard's 6-8 Leonard Taylor. who fouled out in the late stages wtth 17 points. Fountaln Valley, up 33-23. fell behind by a 40-3~ count, then ~lllng to within 49:;--47 with 1:24 ieft. But an offensive foul ooet the Barons, then they kicked It away with 47 aeconds left. "We're better than they are," aaid an unhappy Barona Coach Dave Brown. "They jutt let our guardl ahoot and they're not hit.- Ung. Right now we're just very atttaky, but the dcft!Ne wu dotns a Job." • I ST, ••lllNAAD -TevlOr 16, M\llllle( 10, Wllllem• 1), Kno~ I, Sleofllfu S, Tellav O. To111•: 20 12·11 n. ,_.. ·~ °"4J""'1 llOunlt ln Velle• 10 11 S ,.....,., SI llernetO 10 9 ti 1$-S1 I olal IOul•· F-••ln Valltv 14, SI. hrnero 16. FouleO °"' r ..,.tor 1~1 IMlllMd) ..... ss,tr .... so I L.e OUllllll T--') "DISON -Wiies 10. Tllever o. Werlnef 10. ,John.on n , Ammann 2. lt1oma1 1. Ha<lht.n 1. $1ncltllr 6. To1111. n ll·n u.. ,OOTNILl -Ces.v •• Gora 12, Pe"ln• I, Laird I, Alvt radO I. L.eslar • To1111: 20 10•12 so ker•llV~ Edl>Oll 11 f 11 11>--iS Foolhlll 10 11 14 12-50 Tolel loul1 Edi.on 14, F oolhlM 14 WnMWnlW 11, M9vtalr 12 (Mlflllm T-'*'*"l MA YI' AIA -Wll\Oft 1 S, llu<n1 11. HODD\ 4, l.eGrelld 10, Calron 4, Bowent 19 Torell~ 32 1·14 72. WliTMINST•a -Eu tln 22. Oown• I•, OelavalleO. I, R. Davit 0, Aklle 4, T Davis 1, Hammooo It, Bien o. Wta•tr 0, McMiiian 10. White 0. Total,. ll 12· 17 71. Sc..-llV Ouarten M.avlelr IS '1 17 2..,._7' Wfttmlnlllf l9 u 16 19-71 Tolel tovl• Mavle!< IS, We•lmlnlflf 10 St. AntMnv 71, H""""9tWI ... di S4 ST. ANTHONY -Walker 9, Anotrton 14, Parez 11, Senoet 12. Pr"lon 5, McLeughlln S, Pe,,.k 11, Hall 2, Mllillou• 2. Totel•. 27 17·22 71 HUNTINGTON BEACH -Berry •• Tnomoson 2, Henaven 10, Snow 6, Frlet 4, Fll1Pol 4, CuH CK I, Ten 3, Hiiden I , Jlfftfl 0, LOOll 0, Total1 2• •·I S4 sc-llV Quartan SI Anlhonv 70 24 16 11-71 Hunll11111on Beec;h • 14 • 77-i4 Tolal toutl SI. Anlnony 13, Hunllnvlon Btech IS. Tecnnlcet SI. Anlnonv Dench El T.,. 47, CortN 44 CMll!Mlla T-lftlllfl COltONA -J1ckson 16, Tllomoson 0, Cerr110H O. Oav11 t. Bvwaler 0, Ardl1u I , Blend\ 6, S.roen 4, Nuarek 2. Total•· 21 2·3 «.IL TOltO -Marki~ 4. Brunelle 4, !>ummer\ 2, Shockey IS, Uec1t.e 4, Clllllon 6. Mclain 3, SI-7, Cumm•no• 2 To1a11 II t1·10 47 Seara llV O\lart.n Corona 6 IS I IS--.• Et Toro 11 12 6 12-47 folal foul\, Corona 16. El Toro 9 HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN ~Mn View 56, Edl1et1 45 tSaY-T~) EDISON -Cler• S, Genoron s. Kanda O. Henntnev 0, Meln11ero1 27, P1ren1 2, W11son '· Migaud O Torell 11 9·11 4S. OCEAN VIEW -Cnesa 16. Cnomk:l 17. Douly 7, Germen 0, Giii 0, Houn•eN O, ROdrlouez 2, Simek I, Slrelgnl O, Tek100 0, \lletno• 6. Tota11 21 14·20 S6. Sew• llV O\lanan Edl\on ' • 21 13 7-45 Ocean View 14 12 12 I~ Total toul•. Ed•lon 11. OcH l'I VI•"' 11 CdM 60, MllM Del JV 17 CGardaft G'"9 T_.,..;.,-, COltONA DEL MAil -Valenllne 14, Wynn '1, Tnomo'°" •.Romney 13, Fo!ev 2, L1 mDlet •. Willard 1 Total\ 27 6· IS 60 • MATE• DEi JV -C.rlerier I. Cook s. Galnev 7, Felix 3, Formenec1< S. Harrell 2, Riel 2, Hooen S To1a11 14 9·2• 37 Scwe Dy Ollartan Corona del Mar 15 21 17 Meler Oel JV s 13 9 To1e1 foul' Corona dt l Mar 17, Dai JV 13 Foultd out Feli11. IMO) 1--.0 ·~31 Meler Woedbrldee II, University 4 1 WOODBttlDGE -Wllion I•, lnoranam 12, Suner I, Kellv C.ausev I, MllcneM 2, "-errv CauHv 4, Oenle11 2, Tripi I. LYon S. Hernenoe1 19 Tolels 34 13·32 ti UNIVEUITY -Mahuix.ra 11, Zlm· merman II, Mao 3. Finlt'r' 2. Arko 4, OeGuolielmo 1, Nille 1 Total• 13 IS·30 41 k -llV O\lertan WOO<lbr idge 2J 23 19 14'-11 Univer1llv 12 I 6 16-41 Tole! loul\ WOO<lt>rld!le 71, Untver\llV 74 Fovieo 9'11 M.alluDera (Ul, MM! IUI. Finley IW'f ecflntul Ht<nenot1 IWl HoltYWMCI P•rti WEDNESDAY'S llEWLTS 12111 If >O·claV Wllr9'1 ...... M ~I FllUT lllACE. 6 lu<!onol lr1111 BlllV IS.l .. rl) 6 .0 ),to 7 6() Pvramld High IPt<lrozal 11.60 S.40 Reise N S1av IVetenz~I 2 IO Also rectd· Stiekv Caper. Ota Murn, Coey'l Pooni , Lillte Income, No Time 10 Telll, JuOv Mullerd, Petri• Patrice Flee! Hello1eooe Time I 12 1/S SECOND RACE. 6 lurtonv• Coc>v Maller (M<Cerronl 9 60 • 10 3 70 NODle Fur\I (PtdroHl 3 20 2 to In Na1ure1 Form (l..IPllaml 1010 Al10 raced Monte M , Air Foret Two, El Brtoio Olemonlt. Atget>ra. llr1nov'1 Fi.tier, Fall anO Proc>tr, Cemu1. Fool Mt · Time. I 11 31 S SJ DAILY DOUBLE I • l l Paid 12• 20 THlllO RACE. 6 turl0t111• Slu lln' Sueu n CMcCarron) 6 10 J 60 3 00 Blade ol LUCI< (Vale<l•uelal 360 300 Grecian Dailvlll (Slell\t< J II 00 Also raced ~v Dive. J t•tflO Sword, Dtlerv1no wenc11. Troc>IGal, Nttural Flnl\tl, Our Flrll Silo!. Cnemc>agn.,.orlhrff Pleu ure Peck, 8otd N Magic Time I 11 4/S t \S EXACTA (l ·SI Plld '36.SO Fe>yttTH lllACE. I f/16 mlltl Trull Ma (Meza) 2160 120 2 6() Coureoeou1 Connie (McCarronl 3.20 2.20 Ore\\td In Blue IPlncn l 2 10 Also ractd S•Hlll. ave ave Love C.ummoco. Tierra De Velor, G•Dles Lov•, COPe>e< Nlkt. Time 1:47 21 S. d l!XACT A <2·t > oetd 1119 00 S369 .. $20911 ' -s411s Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1883 l'WTM lllACS. t tur'°"9t CIMVO (Vlllftlllltc.) 60..0 I• t0 9 60 Hell 1118 Eaull CMcGurnl 3.60 ,,00 R•v Prl4dv IOUv1retJ 6.00 ""° r ecad. Tw\SI Ille Mt ...... Wind· tO<''• •R. •rldel '"' Orum•. No Fund•. llelnv 1,.191no, Ml Mtmo<v Time I 11 2/S. '6 &XACTA lt•ll N ld $SI$ SO llXnt llACI, 4 1"'1onclt. 1n ... rcnof ISi"' .. ' UO 4.00 J 40 Ho Hokll e.rrt0 (MCCartonl UO 2 to Thi Treclltr (Plncev> 4 40 AltO rec.ad El J-1. Flylfill Chk k, Winter Wlncl, 11 .. 1 G004I Man, Mutlul eov. Time: 1; 10 llS. SIVINTH lllAC•. I 111' milet. High Haven CSIDllle) 14.20 7 80 s.ao •rlllhler On1 CMa11l 11 60 4 60 S1tc1t1111'4t llrv11 IVetenauelal t-40 Alto raced. Htlllon ~. Rl"er Fetll· val, t<.ev to Ille Mlntireel, Clllr Tellt.. O'Heoe>v Dav Time: I '3 4/S U IXACTA 12·61 pafd $271.SO. n P'ICK SIX ()<1-1-7·1·?) oelo • 13,79S,OO with 11• winning llCklh (five norsa•l. CerrYovar POOi; .. a,.o.91. l!IGHTH llACI. IV. mllt• on t11rt Lucence IVeten1uel•I 1.60 UO 7 40 Rallle•n (Sl'IOIMai..er I 2.60 1 10 jlOll De Grace (Plncev) 2 ao Also raQld lne..,llebla Laeoer. Toni.r11t1, \IU.gro Time, 2 II 2/S U I XACTA IS·>l Deld M7 00 NINTH lllACI. 1"-mlltl Friendly Royally (Plncavl 4 20 HO 3.60 Cloudv Pen (Futn1es) 1.60 4.40 Now Victory IC9'1•111d•I •IO Al10 raced: GarlletO, Ptrtle Man, Tli. Big T .. Soanawav, L.eonotls. Galler• Tima I S2 llS. U EXACTA (S·ll pelO f93 SO Alfln<lanct 14,919 LM Alamltoi Wl!DNl!SDAY'i •&SUL TS (»NI If ... ,.. ClllafWMne ,,_..., f'IAST lllACE. JSO varOs. SwHI Cargo (Mylet) 3.10 2.60 1 40 Big Kehune (Savlllt) 8.00 6.00 TrH t MIU TOOd (Leckl Vl s.ao Also raced: Sher In Trouble, Totellv HIP. Shove Ahlacl, Call Awav Cel, Meline Jon, Now Herat Jonnv, Pacific Ceroo. Time• 11 1'1 •t.EXAQA (7-tl paid nuo. SICOHD llACE. '40 verd\. Aulumn LH CCr1toerl 7 IO 4 20 2 IO Malty Miio (Fuller) UO 3 20 Suoo111 Win (L.aellevl 2 40 AIM> raced; Reo• Aswracl, F~cv Son ConcePI. Leo• ParrOff, 8oool99Fevtr. TaDla Timer, Toul\ Moon 00 11, Unoltl Honda. Time 1726. THlltD lllACE. JSO yards Time To Sparkle (Trv) U O • 00 160 Lh Bii !Mlllv (Werdl 3 IO l ao Big Rte! !>hemel < Leckev l 3.00 Also raced Lucky Polocv. Llndsev L.ece. Nalura1 Ber. Jetroc:kettr, Futt Time Fancy, Pellte Sllu, Lon• Jenlt Time 11.32 n EXACTA 17·6) oeld S'll.60. FOU•TH •ACE. 400 yerd1 McGee L1ghlloo1 IMlchl) IS.00 39.tO 12 20 Let Van' Glrl CC.ill) 32.20 12 00 Seal Sca n (Cru.,.. I 3 00 Also rect11on Yter. MaCMfle . Fetner• Tov Time 20 77 Sl EXACTA (6·8) oa ld ll,•S7.60 FIFTH •ACE. 3SO vards •m Oule Touch <C1trls11) s.ao 3.60 2 •O Snorlly Aller Five <Creager) 6.60 3 60 Blonde ReQUl\I I Plll<enlon) 7 60 Also rec.ad. PR Mon, Funnv Flower, Keyllone Koc>. Borgl'leH. Slletalt n. MY Game t1 Cllll Time 1796 U EXACT A (4·61 paid M7 to SIXTH •ACE. 110 vards. Leader Roon (Harl) 9.40 • 10 3 20 RefltJ< Acllon (l.aCKtv) 120 4.40 Maeno Miio 1Trt9'urtl SOO Abo raced Leeolng Lela. Mldnloll1 PC>lkv, Siar lnvHlmenl, Town And Bacio., Mv Ullle Sinn. Time· 46.16. SEVENTH RACE. 400 Yards F unnv Me (Ward) 13 60 S.20 3 20 Ledv LIM! Two (Trea1urel 3 70 2 60 Mii Chic (VelOtl) 6 20 Al•o rectd Mlledv Cornmand9r, Trave4 On Fe11, Paula Wr•noler, Mut 8 Fo l, Miio Boool So1<. Pre11v Ptnnvlende<' Time. 20se ll_UACTA <•·91 oeklJJUO. '1 P'tCI( SIX (4·1·6·4·7·0 oekl '2,?87 IO wltn ii• winning llckeh lflve nor1e.) Carrvovar POOi. S 13.697.:lt. EIGHTH •ACI . .00 vards Polv Rock (Herll S.20 3 ao 7 to EH Y LJke Jel (Cieri, .. ) 1 to s 00 Kevne\len (Treu ure) S 00 AIM> receo Peu M y Coc>v, Souno OI Summer. PH Ch Plcktr, Nine Nin• FOllfOI, Azure Lorraine Time 20 21 U E XACTA (4·11 "oald U4.60. NINTH •ACE. 3SO yerC11. Ltlnsfer Bo (Hirt) 20.00 II.AO 7.00 She~t OI Azure IBlevlnsl 19.20 U O KIPIV\ Plee\Utl (CerCIOH ) • 20 Also receo Duel Turboellerge, Touol\1 Wlln T"-". Plead Tiie Fifll'I, AZu<t Flra. Sir Redl, Aw"ome AOOllO, Eddie Younq Time 11 11 U EXACTA CS·91 paid SS1060 ""'"°'nu 4,tJ7 WrftteiM HIGH SCHOOL W...,._ SO, f!UMCill 11 9'-LOOll (W) •on DY torltll IOT-Nln IEJ o Rooe"' 1:16. 112-Slenevlch IE J P. Siern, :37 119-Romero fW) won Dv tortell nr-Larson !WI dee. Kemo, 7·2. IJ2-F••dell• (El dee. Kllces. S·O l:lt-fjorlon CW) won Dv lortell l4So--<eM• CW) P HUCkt<llhaler, 2 SI tS6-Curtman !WI dee. Ron . IS·l l•S-Looat (W) p Walltr~. 4 S3 11S-llulltr IWI won Dv lortelt 191-P•l•clO (Wl P 8arkltv, .JI Hwt-Wevlf CE) o. Bru ev. 3 35. NHL CAMl"BILL COHl'a•INCI lnl'llM Of'l'ltllll w L J "" GI' GA eomon1on n 1 ) 47 ,., 131 Vancouver IJ IS ) " 11'1 131 C1'91ry " 13 ~ " 1oe m Wlnnl1>111 10 .. • 2• ,,. lff KINI 9 11 ' 2• us 15' Nan11 Of'l'ltlaft Miru>ewle '~ II 4 )A l4t 1)4 SI. Louil 13 14 4 lO 127 131 ClllcallO 13 17 2 11 m 12• Toronto 12 14 • ,. llO l4S Oe1r0l1 lO 17 ' n 101 127 WALH CONl'alllENCI! P'•"1cll OfVltlaft NY ltlan!Mrl 20 t , 42 139 109 NV Ranger. 11 ti • ,. 132 123 Pl>lladelOhl• 17 10 ) 31 133 107 w.-nlnglon •• IS 2 30 llM 111 Plt"O\lfllh I 19 • II t3 124 NawJttHv ' 'l2 , I• 90 l•I 8011on AMITll'Of'l'I~ " I 1 40 137 .. Buffeto II 10 • 40 m 117 Outoec 17 13 3 37 IS. 119 Monlreal 13 16 2 21 I IS 112 Hertlord 11 I• 3 7S 105 llS w~v't Scer11 Kln9t 6, Cnlcaoo S New Jersev 3, Buffalo 3 Edmonton 9, NV Renoers 4 Wlnnlot11 1. Toronlo • SI LOUI\ 4, Minnesota • Calllarv 4, Outoec: 2 T ..... f'l~ H1r1ford •' 9otlon Pllllburllll el Monlftal Wa\tllnoton e1 Phlledllonte O.lroll al NY l•lancler\ Kine$ 6, Black H•wh S Sc-llV~ LM Anee!M I 4 I-• ClllU.. ) I 1-S Fin l P'erild I Cnlc;a oo, Pre\lon • (pp) CS.varO, Cvr), 6 10. 2 Cnlceoo. Lud1i11. 2 (L.erme<, O'Cene nen), 6'.11, 3 Cnlc•llO. Severo 21 Ill. Wli\Oft, 0 W1l.on), 9.51; 4 L.01 Angele\, TevlOr 6 !Smtih, Herdv), 14:39 . .,_,. Hn -Herd'f. LA. S'06. Wt»l, LA, ll:S4 Secaftel P'erlld S. Lo• Anoelli, Jarvi• 7 (Hakennon, llun~ow•f\I), 2:SS; 6. Chlcaoo. Cyr S (PO) (Savard, 0. Wll•on), 4:47, 7 LO• Angejel , McEwtn 3 (PP) fEngDIQom), ll·SI, I. L.01 A"9'"'· Smllh lunat\l\lt<I). 13:47, 9 LOI Angeles. Nlcnofls 22 IF01. McEwen). 16..30 Penefllt1-E"9bloom, I.A, 4:30, Well•. LA. s 13. O'C•llenan,.Chi, s 13, Bova, c,,1, I so. 8 rowl\, Chi. 1021 TNtd P'erild 10 Los Anoetes, Fox lS CNIChOll•. Maclellan>. 171', 11 Cnlcaoo, Yeremc;lluk 4 (0 Wilson. Savaral. 19·16 Penal· llt\-Well1, LA, 12 01 Snoll on goel-Lol An1111n. I· t&·t-l2 Ctilceoo. 14·1·7-31. GoeflM-Lo1 Angele,, Las~ow~t. Cnl· caoo, Bannerman A-IS,711 0... ... fl"""9 ART'S LANDING (New-1 ... dll -1 •note" 2 bOfllto, 3 ban, ?8 maaeref, I rock !hh, I lGuloln Extleltten tournament let Htfte Ktfte) FllUT lllOUNO SINGLES Mertine Navrell!ova 1191 Kalhv Joraen, 6·•. 6·2. Pem Snrlver oei Keltiv Horve1n. ••• ,.,, .-2 WldnHcMV'5 tramacttem IASE8ALL New Yerll·P'-LMl'IH ONEONTA VANKEES-Rehlrtd 8111 U vesev, meneoer, ano llun Mever. Pltcn· Ing coach. Named J P Ricciardi coacll •AM<ITBALL NellaNI .......... AU«talllft OE NVE ll NUGGE Ts-f'leced Oeve RODllCl'I. ctnltr, on w1lver1 FOOTBALL NatlaMI ,....,_. Lff- RAMS-Reacllveltd A J Jone,, runnl"9 Deck. an<J ol1cto Rol>eac~. 011 "'' lnlurt<I reserve llSI Cenacltan Feoftlel L- EOMONTON ESKIMOS-E•lended Ille conlract of Jackie Par~er, 11eae1 coach •tor 1wo vear1 """"State', ..... Lei-MICHIGAN PANTHERS--Signtd TeG Jones end c.-Gilt,, wldt receiver•, Ken Bunoarde, otten1lve tack!~. Mex Glij, Jev Haves end J 0 J01>n1on, de!en.tive eno•. 8111 Ka ne. 1lon1 eno·ounler. Von Men1fletc1 end Warren MCC.ff. oefensivt Dacki, and Oan Ruztcn, linebacker HOCKEY N•lllM4 Haclrev LM- EOMONTON OILERS-Called uo Mike b nler, goallender. tr om Monc.10" ol thl American Hockev Leegue HARTFORD WHALERS-Recellte11 coach SAN JOSE STATE-Named Claude GU· Dari heaCI 10010.11 coach tltachi Industrial Tools 2 SPEED POl.IStD 11-PICE SCR£WDRMI sa•• l Rq Sl7~ .. s109•• 15" MITER-SAW t1Amp\ & I llt!lllOll Oo!IOftM Rra. SS49 00 .. $26911 t I l I , I -. c• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thurtday, Oeoember 151 1983 Seahawks top Edison, 56-45 TheO..oean View High women's basketball team, which finished third In the Sunset League last year, proved that it may be a serious challenger to defending champion Edison this season after dJs- patching the Chargers Wednesday night. The victory came in the ~mi!inal round of lhe Savanna Tournament. Meanwhile. Corona del Mar moved u\tO the semLS of the Garden Grove Tournament by routing the Mater Dei Junior varsity. Woodbridge romped past UniversHy. 81 -41. in a non-tournament game Here's w hat happened: Ocean View 36, Edison 0 The Seahawks (6-0) knocked the Chargers (5-l) from the ranks o( the unbeate n by forging a big early lead , losing it, the n taking command again in the final period. The Chargers. after falling behind by as many as 12 points, rallied to knot the score 38-38 entering the final period, thanks in part to a 27-point performance from big gun Gretchen Meinhardt. Meinhardt also had 16 re bounds. But Karen Chase, who had six steals overall. had half of her 16 points in lhe fourth quarter and sophomore Trina Vlachos had aU six of hers during that time to fuel the Seahawks' surge. Vlachos had missed the entire third quarter with fouJ trouble WOMEN Junior Michelle Chomlcz pulled down 14 rebounds to go with a team-high 17 points, Laur<l Simek had e ight rebounds and Vlachus seven. Ocean View plays for the Savanna Tournament utle against Mater Pei at 7:30 Friday. Edison is pitted against Tustin the 6 o'clock third-plat-e game Corona del Mar 60, Matt~r Del JV 37 The &>a Kings improved to 3·2 at the expense of the overmatched Monarch junior varsity as Fran Wynn scored a personal season high 21 points along with 10 rebounds. Kim Va lentine notc:hed 14 points, most of them on outside shots, and five assists. Lisa Romney, despite sufCering from a touch of the flu, had 13 points. Romney was limited to just one hall of duty, but still managed six assiats, six rebounds and three steals during that lime. CdM will try lo reach the finals of the tournament in a 6:30 game Friday. Woodbr idge 81 , University 41 Despite a team-hjgh 18 points from Bre nda Zimmerman, the Trojans fell to 1·4 with the setback. Flores would rather forget loss to Cards Tom Flores MANHATTAN BEACH (AP) -Coach Tom F1ores of the Raiders lsn 't one t.o bemoan the past. He'd rather look to the fu- ture "We starte d o ut l i k e gangbusters.'' Flores said Wednesday when asked al.lout his team's 34·24 loss to St. Lows last S unday. "We tried hard, we should have beaten that team. We didn't, that's over. You can 't dwell on that. Better now than later. •·On -Sunday. yon have to be ready and keyed up 't.q..go. Ob· viously. we weren 't as an entire team. You JUSt c:an 't put on your helmet and expect anybody to lay down for you. We were up 24-7 and they were still coming hard. You have to give them credit. "Because of the loss. w e have to win this week to assure ourselves the home field advantage throughout the playoffs. This game is important, because or the home field advantage, because it's the Charge rs." The Raiders, 11-4. and the Chargers, 6·9, square off Sunday at the Coliseum m a National Football Le~gue regul.ar·season finale. While the Raiders will be play- Ex-gridder Bright dies ing for the home-field advantage throughout the. American Foot- ball Conference segment or the playoffs. the Chargers. long ago · · eli.mi.nated from the playoff pic- ture. will be playing strictly for pride. EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) - Johnny Bright, who became a model for black athletes in the United States and one of the greatest players in Canadian foot- ball history, died here Wednes- day at the age of 53. Brig ht died of a heart attack an University Hospital where was about to undergo a second oper- ation on his knee to repair dam· age suffered during his 13-year CFL career w ith the Calgary Sta mpeders and Edmonton • Eskimos. One of five sons of a Fort Wayne, Ind., steelworker, Bright wanted to succeed outside ath- letics and Vlewed football as a necessary vehicle to that success. He became one of Drake Uruver- sity's best known athJetes. S£'tting records in football, basketball and track and field, some of which still s tand more than 30 years later. In 195 1. he was the leading ground gamer in the United States and in three seasons he had gamed more yards than any play- er before him. He was the subject of a series of photographs that won a 1952 Pulitzer Pnze. Drafted m the fi rst round by Philadelphia E.agles. Bright left uhe NauonaJ Football League and came north to the CFL. He quarterbacked Calgary from 1952 to three games into the 1954 season when he was traded to Edmonton. The Raiders clinched the AFC West title on Dec. l with a 42· 10 triumph over the Chargers in San Diego. ''They're out of it, they've had a disappointing season." said Flores of the Chargers "(But) they're playing the Raiders, that's all you have to say about 1t." ' Flores said that Lyle Alz.ado, Ted Hendncks and Mike Haynes. the three defensive starters taken out early last Sunday because of mJuries, will, m all likelihood, be available for duty against the Chargers. Alzado has been bothered with an injured ankle; Hendricks by a pulled abdominal muscle, and Haynes by a groin injury. AREA PREPS HIT THE ROAD ... From PageC1 not, we'll settle down and try to run a good pattern. "Mat.er Dei? We've just heard they're really big and talented. ''Everyone's aware of Mater De1 ," adds Wooten. "The interest for Mater De1 a round here has been tremendous.'· There·s also the possibility of a rematch a year from now in Orange County "We're going to look into that," says Wooten. . .. Huntington Beach w1U open on Wednesday with Radford of Oahu in the £irst roundof the Iolan.i Tournament, an eight-team setup which includes Las Vegas Rancho, West Philadelphia. St. Bernard. and Island schools Kailua. St. Louis and Iolani Laguna Beach travels to Hawait a week later with duels against Castle (near Kaneohe Bay) on Dec. 28 and Roosevelt Dec. 30. Newport Harbor joins Estancia in a journey south on Friday in the San Dieguito tourney with Newport up against Orange Glen at San .Dieguito and .Estancia pitted against Poway at Torrey Pines. Monday at the Arroyo G rande lnv1tat1onaJ and Newport Harbor joins lliison in the Carson City Tournament just aft.er Christmas. So why the exodus? Well . travel is the best of educations -and it's a chance to do some things you've been wanting to try all year, but haven 't simply because you don't feel like advert1Sin~ your secrets. And, 1t'sachance to show another territory what you're made of -a time maybeto put up or shut up . And it's a chan~ to see a few things. Brown say he has a last of severa1 attractions. including the White House. Smithsonian Institute, the capitol, etc. Reminded that each is an event in itsel( considering the time factor, Brown says his team will operate with a fast break attack. -. , .t . I I Mater Dei's baske tball team has signed Long Beach Poly and St. Bemard to two-year contracts. Poly will meet the Monarchs at Cal State Fullerton and St. Bernard will try Mater Dei again at Chapman College. then Loyola-Marymount. The Monarchs have also agreed with Notre Dame of S herman Oaks for a two·year home and Ml.IC NOncc MLIC NOTICC MllC NOTlCC ,tCm10UI .,._.. ACTITIOUt llU ... 11 Ofl'ICI Ofl THI 'ICTITIOU9 9U._H N~ ITATUmNT NMlll lfAn•NT IHl"lfl'·COllOHI", NA• ITATl•MT The lolklwlng ~ ere dOlnG Tiie following per.on 11 d COUNTY OI' OflANOI The totlOwlflO l)ClltoOn la OOIOQ butlnMI ... bullneu .. NOTICI 0' IALI bu•lne.• •• F G M. INVl!.STMENT'8, • 119f*al LIZETTE, 3412 VI• Opoflo ,, I, UNOt" DIC"" Of MAC CNTEAPRISE. 1148 I Kethy p•rlnerllllp. 220? 8 Lyon. San11 Ntwpot'I 0.tch. CA 02ee3 FO"ICLOIV"f La119. OerdWI Orove, CA. 82640 An•. CA. 8270& Oulltrlleld, 11um0trto Eogar. Keren Mackey, 1148 I K•lhy Lane, F1ank J. McGov11tn, 2100 San• 868 I Ulrt1101n Or , Hunllnglo CUl VEROAl F COMMUNITY AS· Gardin Q1ove, CA 8'640 tlaoo Otlvt. NtwOOtl BMch, CA. Buell, CA 82648 SOCIA TION "'" . Pl•tnllll vt Thia t>vllr141aa I• CONl~led l>y 811 02eeo Tiii• OUllneM •• conduclto Oy 1n CHAAL(S c VANCt al•I Do•.n lndlvldutl Gordon L Lletllwtirdl. 221 EMvet· lndMduel dan1 No 39 &Ci 27 l<a1"'1 Mackey rl Lane, La .. abra, CA 90431 H. E. Bullerl1411d I, llwl und.,~llOd BlloO G•t••. fhl1 1l1temenl we. lllACI wHll Ille MlllOtl Cl\alln, 611 .Lido Peril Thlt tlltetnenl wat tlleO won 1 SIWfltl·COtonet Counly ul 0.1mge. County Ci.<k 01 °'*'lil9 County on OtlVt. Newpot1 a..en. CA 82683 Covnly C•k ol Oranoe County on State OI Celil0tn••. do l'\eflDY c.e•tlty No• 22 1083 Thi. bulllnMa 11 condVcl.0 by • 0ec; 1, 1883 11\al by virtue of OocrM of Fo.-f'D10D ~al pannerllllp f'l3 etotur• ano Sare in '"" 6ul)tll'IOt F'ubltshed orano• co.tr Dally MOM* 0 S1at11, A110H)fy •I i.-Pul>llatled Olenot Co••• Dally Coun OI 11141 Counly or 01•"0" Slulo Prlol Oec: ' 8, 15 22. 1983 Thie''"~' wu med w11n t!\41 Pilot o.c: 8. 15. 22. 29. 1883 or C•lllOfnla. 9flte1ed on Jun• ~9. 6284·83 County Cllltk of Orlfl\09 County on 6388·83 1983. alld 1ec:Ofded June 29 1983 In•------------ Nov 21 1883 the •DO"* entnled •tllon w1141tflln DuollC MtlflCE ' . f2*01 CULVEROALE COMMUNITY AS· 1 ____ r....;..;;uv..;;...;....;...""..;.....-"-'--- LAW 0"1CH POBl.IC NOTICE SOCIATION, • CeltlQ1n11 Non-Profit FICTIT'IOVl IWll .. H .11..otall D. ITA'•K Corporation the above named plain· NAM! ITATIEMUtT ,._ ............_ Cl le ........_ 'ICTIT'IOUI IUllNlll tllf(1), ol\raln&d e 111dg10MI end d -_, re .,., .. ,,, NA* IT'ATIMIEN'T decree ot foreclosure and tale rne rouowtng perton Is olng 1';~1i!:;, C~r= Coast Dall'/ The lollowlng per.on 11 dOlflO ilQlllnst CHARLES E VANCE •nO bu~ln:s~ 8~ACHINE SHOP, l&S3 I Piiot 0ec: I 8 t5 22 1983 bulln ... II. MIRIAM J VANCE delendant(a), tor C L H I n ••• , • • . . 8283-83 PAM HERBERT' DESIGNS. 110 Ille sum ol EIQh1 l\undrea t•vemy & ompu111r n um ngton ...-.II, O•lord. lrvt.,.. CA 827 15 201100 Dollars. tawiul rnon.,1 ot me C.\ 92649 -----------Pam H91bet1 0Un:t91, 110 Oxloio, United SlalM. and by vtrlue 011 wtlt Gene H Kull, 183S I Sartll A11ll1 1111m11c Ml'lftcE lrvi CA 82715 Ln Hunung1on Beach, CA 82649 r~ nu ne. ot enl0tcemen11n slid aeuon 11eued Marlll• o Kull, •635 I Santa Anlt• -----------This bualnest 11 conduet6cl Dy on Novemt>er 8, 1983 1 am com-f'ICT'ITIOUI IU ... 19 lndlvldull manO*<l 10 91111 811 Ille PH>P41•ly tn 11141 Ln Hunltngton Beacll. CA 92648 NAMI ITATIMIN'T Pim H91ber1 Oun19I County ol O•ange. Sl•te 01 Cell· Tn1t businest It oon<IUC1ed by art T1\41 totlowing P«SC>fl• ere doing Thi• 11au11nan1 wu flied "'Ith lhe 101n1e. deteflbed u tollows lndlvlOual bual1>n1 u Coun1y Clerk ot 01at1ge County on Mar1h• D KuU DOLPHIN DIVERSIONS, 845 No. Nov HI 1983 LOI 26, Of Traer No 6786 as I&-This slatemenl WI.II llle<I wtth Ille Kathleen, Or~. CA 92887 · "3031 c0t06cl 1n Book 285. Pages 3 ICJ 5. County Cletll 01 0 19nge County on John Gould De Felloa, a.6 No. Publlelled Orenge Coast Oal 1neluiuve ot Mlaeellaneovs Maps. In Dec: 1. 1983 t<.etl\leen. Oreno-. CA. 82887 Piiot De<.. 8, 15, 22, 29, 1983 the Olllee ot lhe Or::nge County Re-F2:11111 OouglH Giimore W4tl>ber, 499 St. 8401·83 eordet, CelllO<nla Pubhahed 011nge Coell Deify Andrew• Rd., Newport Beech, CA. Rt1al P•!>Pttlly 15 mc•ie commonly Pilot Dec 8 15, ?2 29, 1g83 '8l 92863 C known as 3862 Hum111on St•"6t. 6399·8 Thi• buslnel8 II eonductld by: an PUBLIC NOTI E Irvine. Calltorma ,....,llC Ml'ITICE unlneotporat.O uaocl•llon other r uo nu lhan a putnerenlp. f'ICTmoua llUllNESa l ogetner w•lh 011 ano "ngular tne OouglH G Webt>e< .... IT'ATIEMINT 111nemen1a. hll•e<lll8menl5 eno 8P· FICTmous IVllHEll John de Fellee The lotlowlng P*llOn Is doing pur1enar\Ce'J l"9•11Unlo belongl119 o< NAME ITATEllftNT Thi• •l•tement wu filed with Ille bu1lness u tn anyw1oe appertatn1ng The lollOwtno persons .,, doing County Cletk ot Orlllg* County on e & w APPLIANCE co . 7355 Properly 10 be \otO ~UDjllCI II) me DUSlrwtSS ., NOV 29 l983 Slater Ave , Hunllnglon BMcl\. CA rignt or 1edemp11on 729 020 JANE LONDON PAINTINGS. 4800 ' ns1.-r 92648 n9 030 725 1.\) CCP Park Newpotl • 10 I , Newpon Published Ortnge Cout Delly 8ern'10 V1len1lne Gaull\191 Jt Prospective bidder,; s11ould •ele• Beach, CA 92660 PllOI Dec 8 15 22 29 !983 16400 Ml Arel91. Fountain Valley. 10 SectloM 70 I S10 1c. 701 680 CCP I Jane London, 4800 P.,k Newporl ' ' • ' 8370-83 CA 92728 1ntlus1ve tor p1ov111ons gove1n1ng "101. Newpor1 Beacn, CA 92660 This buslneu 11 conduc1eo by an the 1e1ms con011tons eno effects 01 Jane LOl•dOll POBl.IC NOTICE lndMdual the sale ano tlle 1taD1l11y of oerevt11n9 This statement was hied with t • Bernard V Gaulhler, Jr b1oders ·· County Clerk ot Orange County on f ·29201 This 1tatemen1 was 1118<1 wttl\ Ille PUBLIC NOllC:.E tS HEREBY Nov 28, 1983 NOTICI OfJ County Clerk ol Orange Ci>unly on GIVEN Th91 011 F11day Jonuary 13 f'Dl200 ~UITllE'I IAl.E Dec 1. 1983 1984, 81 lO 30 0 eloc~. AM OI 1"8t Pubhsheo Orange Coast Dally f .9. No. '4132 Tlltatl FU1MO day al Main Lobby Counhouse 700 Ptl!>I Dec 8, 15, 22, 2!i 1983 IWOflfAN'T NOTICI r o Publlshe, 22 29, 1983. Santa Ana t will sell rne &b0•8 cltl-PUBLIC NOTICE YOU AM .. Dl,A~T UNO«" A 8394-83 SCtlt>ed ptoperty. unOe• sa10 wrn ___ _...;..~..;_.;...;....;....;...;...... __ Dll O Of TIWIT' DARO .NM 17 ano oecree or $0 mvch lhll•e<JI as I 1•,-UNUH yc)u TAKE ACTION POBl.IC NOTICE may t>e n&e111sary 10 sausry satcl FICTITIOUS •UllNHI TO "'<>TIECT YC>Uft ~..n rr 1uogmen1 w11n 1nrere~1s and cost~ HAM£ ITA ll:MVIT MAY. IOU) AT A PUILJC .w. FICTlTIOUI IVllHEll to tne h1Qlle51 b1dd8' ro1 t &Sll In Tile lollowtno peflOlll '18 doing If YOU •IED AN E.XPl.AMATION HAME ITATIEMEHT lawful money ot lhe UM&O S1111es 'business H 0' THIE NA fU"I OF THI The IOllOWlnQ 1>8•.on la doing Oa1eo al San1a Ana Caltto1m11 Oe· AIRPORT TRAVEL. 3848 Campu1 ~IEDING AGAINIT YOU, YOU 1><.tsln1111 au ceml>e• 7 1983 D•1ve. Newpor1 BeecJI CA 92660 '"°"'"°CONTACT' A LAWYI... ADVANCE SAFETY SUPPL y . F'erosou. Lee~ Van Geme<I Coes'81 Sefra Inc . 468 s.r .. Cor· On December 29, t983, 11 10:00 7282 Murdy Clrtle. Huntington 1617 Westcltll Olive, Suilo 204 on3 del Mar, CA 92625 AM ALLEGHANY INVESTMENT Beacl\, CA 92647 . Newporl Beac.n. CA 92660 This business ts conduc1e<l Dy a co ··INC A CiJttl>fnl• corporation Rot>en Lee Goooe 7021 Moon· BRAO GATES S11tt11rl-Coroner corpora11on u d~ly epPotnted Trustee under and lfohl Cl•cle. Hunung1on Beach. CA Counl)' 01 Orange. Cl\ Mlcha11I 0 Miii&, Pr1111denl pyrsuan1 to Deed of Trull recorded !:12647 By K Brown Sergeant Trus 11t(llemen1 wal flied wUh the Augusl 19. 19~ H Ina• No 21055, This bu11nesa 11 conducied by en Publl5hea Oranoe Coast Dally Ptlo1 County Clerk ot Orange County on lnbook l3708.page 146l.ol01tlclal lndlvldual. Dec 15 22 29 t983 No• 8 1983 F22M3I Rec:0tds In IM office ol the County Robert Lee GOOde 650?·83 Rec0t~ ol Orang• County, Stale This statement was filed wllh the P11bhsneo Orange CoaSI Dally ol CalitOfnl• ex.outed by TERUMI County Cl.,k ol Or•nge Coun1y on P1lol 01'C 8 15. 22 29, 1983 TOM TAKATA & MASAKO TAAATA, Dec: ' 1983 ' . POOLIC NOTICE 6400-83 11usband •nd wltt u Joint tenants '231137 D<inllC NOTICE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Pul>llsned Orange Coast Dally NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE ruo TO HIGHEST BIDOER FOR CASM PllOI Oec: II 15 22. 29 l9&3 Lo.n No. t2J3/WATE .. MAN FICTITIOUI IUSIN£11 !P•Y•b19 at lime of lale In lawtu4 6397•83 T.S. No. C·IMOI NAME STATEMENT r;>oney ot Ille United Stites) •I tne UNIT CODE c Tne tollOwtng person IS doing parking IOI entranc. 10 Sult• I , 1111 PUBLIC NOTICE AID MORTGAGE SERVICES, IHC. Duslne» 89 T & Cou R d 0 C •• 1 as duly appointed Trustee unaet lhe 000 w own nlry oa • range, ., • NOTICE OF IALE lollowing desc11beo deed ol 11ust LINOEN COMPUTER. 2 f0<nl1. all right. tllle and lnt91eal con-Notlee 11 llereby given pu1su11nt lo WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Palmyra, • 35 Orange CA 92668 vey.O lo •nd now held by II unde< secllona 307 1 and 3072 ol tne Civil TO THE HIGHESl BIDDER FOR Lots M Abrams, 2000 W Palmyra said Deed of Trust In lhe propeny code or lhe State ol Celll0<nle Ole CASH ANO/OR THE CllSHIERS OR 235· Oiange. CA 92668 sllulled In .. Id County end Slate undel"gned McFarlend Towing Inc. CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN This business ts condUC18d by an deserlbed •• 11 sell ·bll 1 1125 w 1no1v1dual PARCEL I Thah:rtlon ol Loi 79 :1a•kley~b~~no!.~!' ~;&:~ 81 10 00 ~~Y~L 8~~~; ~~;T~~~a~!21~n 1~~~j Lois M Abrams of Tract No 376, nty ot Or8f198, .M on Thu•sdey. 11'18 291n day of money ot 1he Un11eo s 1e1es1 a11 r1g111. This statement was ltleo wnh 1M S111e ol Caltt0tni1, u per map I• 08Qember 1983 Ille lotlowlng de· 1111e end 1n1e1est conveyeo to and County Cte1~ ol Or•ng• Coun1y °" corded In BOOll 15 ptge 29, mis-' , Dec t 1983 ce4laneou• 1 In 11141 olllce ot the terlbed pr«>erty, to w.1 now neld Dy 11 unoe1 satd DeeO of County ~.,·01 said Coun"' de-1978 C,.,.., PU, CA Lte• 18837S7. T•ust 1n tlle prope1ty nere1naf1er de· ·r• Vln•CLNIU8247763 scribed ser;~ as ·~t • ...,... I I lhe 1977 CAD so. TX Lte•NUW551. TRUS TOR DORIS A WATER· ........ menc • .,, I ..... n n ln•6069S702138't8 MAN IOUll\eatt91ty line 0• said lot 79, dll-S•ld sale tt for lhe purpose ol BENEFICt.<\RY BENEFICIAL lan1 north 39 ~r-47 mlnu1•49 t11tylng lien ot IM unOe<stgned IOI CAPITAL f'2Jl121 Pu1>1tsneo O•ange Coast D•lly PtlOI 0ec 8 I~ 22 29 1963 6393·83 PUBLIC NOTICE MICOl'l<la eul l29.60 teet from the owtng and/or 11orape cherges CORPORATION most soulhefltieomer of Mid IOI 79, ogethel will\ costs 1> edvertosing RECORDEO A sr 3 1 1982 as CPf'·,._ ~~anee no:;h ~egr-:i.!2 :.::u:: d e•penlMlS ol tale Instr No 82-307~~~ ol Olllc1el Re· NOTICE OF TRUITIEE'I UU sou=••~"":. ~rr said 101 79_ • Dateo lhls 811\ day or December. cords tn rhe ottlee 011he Recorder 01 T.l .::Oor· ~E2:5Cll Y 9 ......,ft 1983 Orange Counry '"" distance of 112 0 feet, tald ,..,..,1 JI( LIEN SALES satd det!O 01• trust Oescttbes 1118 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A being the true point of beginning, ubltthed O•&"Qe Coast Dally Ptlol following DEED OF TRUST OATED Septem· 11\ence conUnvlng nortll &<> ~·-15 t983 Lot 64 of Tract No 3763 H ver 001 t5. 1982 UNLESS YOU TAKE 12 mlnulH 20 sec:onda _, 0.00 . 6501·83 mapi~orde<l tn Book 13 1 Pages3B ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR feet. lhenel South 39 deg1-47 10 42 "inclusive 01 MiM:elloneous PROPERTY IT MAY BE SOLD AT A mlnUIH 40 MCondS "'"1 1~ 50 ... t c I PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN 10 the IOUlh-1911y Line of Mid lot f>tmlC NOTICE meps tn 1118 otfice 0' ll1t' ou •ty ~"PLANA TION OF THE NATURE · 50 2 Recorder 01 satd County "" 79. lhenee south deg!-1 YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNOER A OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST mlnu'les 20 MICOl'l<IS Hll along the NOTIC~ Of OEEO OF TRUST DATED Oclobet YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A aouth-1erly line 10 said lot 78 to I TltVITIE I IAL£ 26 1982 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC-LAWYER point which l>Urs south 38 oeor-fl NO. 471 TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· On January, 13. 1984, •I 9 15 47 mlnu1es 49 MCOndl ... , 129.50 OU -In defeult llnd9t a Deed of ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· a ff) EQUITY HOLDING CORPOR· teet from t!\41 tMI point of beginning, rwt, detM Oc1~ 17, 117', un-UC SAfE IF YOU NEEO AN EXPLA· ATff"IN es duly appolnteOe north 50 degr-~7 mlnutM rou teltu1ctkln lo protect ..-r NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE r&c..o<ded Septembe( 22. 1882, u 49 Mc:Onda .... ·~9 so feet 10 ,,. • It mer be M6d at • ~ PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU Inst No 82-333238, ol OlllClal Re. true polnl of beginning. ·" JOU n.-d afl HplM\•tlon of SHOULD CONT ACl A LAWYER cords In the ollloe of lhtl County PARCEL 2: A non·H clutlw ..... he nature of lite Pf0Ceedtn9 1924 Hollde Road. Newport Rec0<0er ot 01ange Coun1y. State ot men• lat ro•d and utlllty purpoMt t rou, rou 1tlould cont.ct • Beach CA 926Xo ca111orn1a E~eculed by Riek O. Pot· over lhe lotlowlng· wyer. . fer a slngle man WILL SELL AT Beginning at • point In the STEWART TITLE OF CALI-trl 0 St•eet address or common PU0BLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST southeesterly line ot said IOI 79, dis-ORNIA. a Calltornla co1porallon deslgroahon ol pioPtlrty 15 sho7 n BIDDER FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S tlf\Ce n0r1n 59 deg1-47 mlnutee Substlluled Trull"} H duty ap· above no warranty 15 gtvan 115.~0 15 CHECI( (payeble el time ol lllle In 49 tec0nd1 eatl 184 50 tMt f1om Ille nled Trustee und91 the tollow1ng completeness or c.orrPCtne~ Th~ lawlul money ol 1118 United S111et) •I mos! soulh.,fy corner of Mid IOI 79; ll>ed deed o: trust WILL SELL ~nell~ry unoer 1 s~o h d 0 the tront en1rance 10 the Old 0••"911 thence n0r1h SO <1eg1ees 12 minutes T PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE iust, wr reason ° 8 reac °' &-Count Cou•tnoute locateo on 20 MCOndl _, 160 24 teet parallel IGHEST BIDOER FOR CASH or as laull in the oohgaltons securild Sentii~na Blvd • t>et,.;een Sycamore wtlh the aoulh-terty Nne of uld IOI t f0t'll1 tn S41Ctl0n 292411 ot the CMI lhe•eby. neraiorore eAecureo eno S1 & B•oadway, S1n11 An•. Call· 79 to the beginning of • tangent • •H rlgh1. mi. and lnt.,•1 con-~e4lv= '0t Ille u7aQ;~'117,8'' ad w~ rorma all •tghl, uue •nd ln191Ht COO· curw conc:.ve IO\llh-191ty having 10 and now l\elO by II under en 8'8 ion ° a.u an veyed 10 and now l\elO by It undet • 19dlus ot 25 00 t .. 1 and I C*llrtl Deed 01 Trull tn 1ne property mand tor Sale. and wronen notiee 01 said Deed of Trust 1n lhe pr~ angle at 44 deg1ees 24 mtnut• 55 e4n•tt., Oetcrtl>ed b<~ech .!n!i 0 1 1 "'ec;i"0"J0 Cllu~ •~e snualed In Uld County and S1ata MCOnda, lhenoe -1eny 1iong said RUST OR RUBY E BONHAM, dba un ers.,.n o se Siii proi>ef Y o oescrlt>ed as curw. I dl111nce of 19 311 leet ro tM R. BONHAM & CO sellsly satd obllgallons end lhef& PARCEL I Loi A OI the A.0 beginning of a tangent curw con· ENEFICIARY DORIS GESSIN, a 1118' Ille undersigned cauted said Hartis Sub<llVlston In the City of eave llOUtheatl«ty haYlng • radius 1r11ed wom1n u he• Solt & separ-notice 01 breech ano 0' electton 1° Cosia Mesa, Cou'nl ol Or • of 45 00 feet, and • C*lt,.i angle of e property be rec:o•dod Augusl JO. 1983 as Stale ot CallfOfnle ~ per ma~ 288 degr-49 mlnu1 .. 50 Mc:Ond1: Rec0tded Deoemb91 26, 1978 es lnsH No 83•381128 01 Olllclel Re-coroed tn boo~ 8 · a e 69 of Ml• tnenc:e wett91ty, northetty north· n1tr. No. 33472 In booll 12976 page co•ds tn lhe ollice of the Recorder 01 oellaneous Maps, 1n"1~ olllce of the east911y tnd llOUIMM1erty along 46 ot OftlelaJ Roeord1 In Ill• olll<le Orange Counly. Count Record6f ot teld O•ange Mid curve.• dlatanca ot 211.14 , .. , I the Rac0td« Olar199 Coon1y, sa10 Satd Hie wtll be mllde. bvt without coun/ Ell.e tin th81elrom the to the beginning 01 a tangent curw ol rrusl descrtt>es Ille lollowtno covenant 0• ;arranty, e.press or Im· Nor1h!es1erl~ t5~eet also mxcep1· concave nor1heHl.,ly having • openy plied. •egll• no 11118 possession. or 1 1he1etrom 1ne NOt'lheH1911)' 85 radtu1 of 25 00 1 .. 1 and e c.ntl91 Lot 13 ol Block 53, Arch Beach encumbrances. lo PllY Ille remaining 1~1 angi. of 44 ~r-24 mlnutM 55 elghll, IS Pel m•P 1ecoroed In princifd•ld~ 01 r;e nol~I~ ~rec: PARCEL 2 Thll portion ol the MCOnd1, then<le 90\llhMsterty along 7. PllQllS 9 and •O 01 Mia· by se """"" 0 "''1 '"1 .,..,es NonMaSlerty 20 leer ot Sanre Ana uldcun1e.adl11.,_ot 19.3ateet: laneoutmaps.llltheotnceollN uinsaldnolep<ovlded.eovences.ll .\'Wenue 1 In betwe•n the thence tangent 10 Mid curw south nty Racord11t ol 181<1 county any. undet the terms 0' s&td OMO of Soulllt18Sl9I~ g otongtllon of tM SO degt-12 mlnulM 20 MCOnds MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS VA· lruSl. lees cnarget, and expenses ol Northeasterly~ !he South-terly Hit 160.24 feel lo the eouthMltert)' ANT V.ND lhe l •uSllWl end 01 the HuSll created Imes or 1h11 portion of Lot A of Ille line of Mid lot 79; tnenoa IOlllh 3~ 00(11 • tlreet addreaa 0t c;ommon oy5s~~ ~?,'~~:d ,,,. da A o Ha1t11 Sub<llvltlon dncrll>ed In degr-~7 mlnvt• 49 MClondt _, n•llon It lllown tbov .. no war· 8 58 e on on y. Paroel 1 above eb1ndon.d 1>y orde< Marina got 1t started today with an opener in the Santa Maria tourney at Hancock College against Santa Ynez, Ocean View plays Canyon of Saugus on home arrangement 50.00 1 .. t 10 the point of beginning. anly 11 given lo Ill complll-OI ~anutJry 9• ~984• !' !i?°ef:c': 1~1 ::: ol the Board of Sup«Yltor1 of Of. r :;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;m ___ &;;;;;;;;;OllC:-i EXCEPT THEREFROM llf1Y por-rec:tneu)" l\apmen venu r ange County by prOOMdlngt r• Uon lher-lin lncludtd within Percel I The Vendor under 181d Deed of Clvle Center Bulldlng, 300 Eest corded In boof1 10 p 295 of •bove deee•ll>ed Ntl, by reHOn of • b1each or d11· Chepmen Ave · Orange. CA. Minutes or Board of Su~tOfl ol College, prep basketball •• , ..... WIEST MIUOuro 11, Cnemtnade 18 Mon11n• 97 E Wnti•noton 63 EAST Maryland ICM. Md ·Eu lern Sllort SOUTI4 Auburn •s MtrCA< 63 81otl\I 11 us lnttrntliOf\61 6J New Or-lean1 '3, UC RIVf'l•dt SI Onlo Sr IO, T Ull M S7 Xavltr. La '9. P11.1t Quinn 79 s--..T-ment (•I ()Mth, JHen) O.f>tul 77. Alebemt 16 Clf'IWnUflltV c ..... NM·~ Ounoe COU I '5, P•IOm•• .. T°""NAM€NTS •-..CC T_....., (Flrtt lt811MI Vt!!fvt'I 67, s.6dlt0e<. ... '6 Lot A~I CC ... C~ 01 0.....1 .. k Me Aflll M, LA MlulOn 61 IUvtrlldt CC IS. Soulllwt•le• n 6A s1 Btr,..ro S2. Fountain Vallt• •7 IC_.....,.Ove~tl P1Mtdena 62, Notre Demt JS BOKO Teen 4·1. Comolon 37 u °"""' llMtlllleMI (f'lnf lt-.dl Edl\Ol'I SS, Footllln 50 Oominoue1 70, !>ante ""' v arrev '3 La Quinta 7•. Wttr Torrence 63 -..-.T~ ICMotrlMo ..... s.mHIMtl Orenoe 61. Lo• Ai.ml!°' SI Magnolia 61, R •n<:llO .t.11m110, 62 1c--.11t11 ~•> El Toro 47, Corona « ~M.Tro~O , ...... ~ $0nore ••. e.mtowtr 4 I Ottey ~. Ctrrllo• JV "" .,..,...,.. T--'*" ~ ... ~ W'Wlll 61, Ulltleoo .. "n•htlm ~. t(aletl.t ~ tc-.i.• ...,,...,...., W•\11'1111'1\ltr 7•. 111\avlelr 12 Btll·Jt ll n , '\.01r1 SJ NOtH.a.t.GUa St Anl"Onv 71, Hun11nv1on Bncll ~ '.Navratilova to pples J ordan KONG KONG (AP) • Mart.in.a Navratilova, the world'• No. l women'• tmn.ia player, defea~ Kathy Jordan M , 8-2 ln th4! opentnc round of the 100.000 Dlnen Club Ten.nb C1uaic today. In the other ma1Ch or \he two-day cxh.ibitJon 1 ioumament. Pam Shriver outluted Kathy Horvath 6 ... 8-7, 6·Z. .. ' BolH Gr eno. 60 Pertll ~ H•rlltOt 74. lllVtr\10. C~l\11111 50 LO\ AmlQ01 73 San Clemente n El Dorado ~. Lono Beech Wlllon .. Sunnv HIQi n Cf\1llev .U SoCal wins o ff the fl oor ~~ Without taking the fl oor, the southern Cali- fornia College basketball team has added a win to its total. According to head coach Bill Reynolds, the game between sec and P acHic Chrilitian Col· lege, originaJJy sched- uled for Friday night, hu been cfmcelled by PCC because of numer- ous lnjurlf't to the squad. It will thus be tt· cord~ as a forfeit win for the Vagu.ards1 giving them an overall record of 7-2 $CC plays ita MX\ game at Redlandl Satur- day nigh'- PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery • Mortuary Chapel • Crem1tory 3500 Pacinc View Drive Newport Beach 644·2700 McCORMICK MORTUARY 1795 Laguna Canyon R~ Laoun• Beach. Ca. 92851 •94·9•~ HAii~ CAWN·MT. OUVI MOt1u.,Y • C«Mtert Cfemalory 1825 018* AW. CO.II Mela 540.5554 N RCI IROTHWRI HU. IROADWAY MORTUARY , to BrOldway CotlaM ... M2·11&0 I AL TZ IPGIRON lllltTH I TUTI&L WllTCUll' CHANL 01 E 171h SI. Co••• MtlN 841-9371 A For lnform1tlon only: Code: ault In lh41 obl1Q11lon1 MCurtd Al the time of the lnlllal pybll· O•an County 55--026. AP No. 439.1t1~. IMlflti>y. h8felolo1e UllClUled and cation 1 °: ,~hie ~~~C,:~,.~! 0~~~·~ TJ811r .. 1 addreu of the real Said prop9rty nH an .OdrMI of leUl/lrld to the undel'llgl*I • wrll· emoun ° e un property dHCrlbed •bovt la 307 Granad• Way. Coet1 ....... Call-tn Oec:IM•llon of Default and 0.. obllgallon sec;ured by the above de-pu•por1ed 10 be· 151!1 San11 Ana t0<nla lat Sele end wr111en notice ol tcrlbed deed ol trust ind •1Um1111<1 A Co I M C.\ 82e27 The. llr .. t ecklr... and ollW and of election to eaute t!\41 c:o11s. e•penses, end 11dv•.nc:es Is vr,;.ue. ~!,..,:;'· dllClaltna If f A..,. ' .... Id .......... 1 $204.947 86 u -V . any commOt'I deaiQnlllon. 1ny. o 11141 ,._ o u Pf....-•r o The toi.l lndeblt!d,,.H t>elng an ll1bllll'f for eny lnco<recl-of lhe reel propeny deecr1bld aboW la tlaty tald obllgttlon•. and •"-• abO .. •ttffl ao«-and °"* purported 10 i.. 397 Granada w..,, ,,., 11141 ~ eauMCI Mid esumett on whk:Tl the opening bid It common dealgnetlon " an)' lhown coa11 MeM. C...,O<Na lee of bleeet'I and of elec11on lo c;ompu•ed may b8 ob1•lnec:t by call. llelaln '. ' The unde<'llQn«I Tru11.. dlt-Aecotdtd AUQUtl 25, 1983 u Ing (J l4I 937-0986 Ille day belOle Said hie will be m.O.. t>ut wtthOll1 Clalma any llab111ty fOf eny lnc:or-recl· tr No. 83·373102 ol said Offlclll ''ti!: December 2 1983 c:oven11n1 Of werra111y, •KP'-bf Im· ,_.of the'""' lddrtM and °"* di. ~·o MORTGAGE SERVICES INC plied. regarding 1111•, potMll!on, Of common o..tgnlllon. 11 eny. lhown Saki .... wlll be m.oe. but wtthou1 as 181d Trutleot ' 11ncum1><•ncea. 10 ~Y tnt. r~ herein. oventnl °'warranty, Uprtll or Im· B T 0 SERVICE COMPANY agent p<lnclpttl •um ol Ille note(•) --.a Said..,. win be mllde. but without • regardil1Q Hiit. ~IOI'!, O• Y By Clnd'I Schoonollltl · by 11111d Deed of Tru•I. wllh tnl«'elt oownent « wananty, •~pr-Of Im· mblanoee. to P•Y Ille remlllnlng Asalllenl Seotett 1n«eon, u p1ovkltd In Mid nott(t), plltd. ~ardlng llllt. poe 11111on. °' ptlnQlp1I tum of Ille nole(•I MCUred One Ctty Blvd we'/. ed1r1ncee, II any. un<ltl tilt tttma of •nc:umbrancH , Including fMI. by Mid Detd of Trvtl. with lnt«Mt Orange CA 112668• 11.1ld Deed of Trv1t, !Mt, chergee CflttrgMandtKpen&moflhefNll" MlnuldnoteprOVIOtel.advancea.11 171•i'ess."s288 and &Kl*'-ot the Tru.t .. Ind ol and of the IN lll cr•ttcf by Mid any, undtf 11141 term• of Hid Deed ol Put>llshed °'"""""' Coall O•ll'I Ille lrutte CfHtld by uld 0..0 of Detel Of Tnm. to.,.,.,,..~ Trvt1 ....... ct111rgeeend••Plf'l-OI . .,,v TtUtt princlpaleumaoftt1tnoM(1)teCUNil !tit Truat .. 1nd of tne t•ullt Piiot Oec 8• 15• 22• 1983 8300 83 T1141 toter emount of lhe ~ by Mid Deed of fndt to wtt: cnal«lby ulcl Deed of Trv1t • balance or the obllO'llon _.., by fl'0,000.00 w41t'I !tit.,. t~ Said .... wtll be tletd Ol'I Thlnday the P'Ol*'Y to o. tOld end .....on- ltom June 5. t"3 Ii t"4"" .w11MT1 Oeol!Tlbet 22. 1"3 11 10-00 A M • 11 • PUBLIC NOTICE ebll .. 11m11.o coei1. ~ encs -provided "' Mid notw(I) plUe 009l9 the CMc>men A\09. entrance to the acMlnc.e •I Ille llme of Ille lnltlll and any adYanoee of '5,44e.81 with CMc c.ntet llulldlng, 300 E. Of'lllP-aTATl•NT Of :>Ul>lleatlon of tM Notlol of .... It 1M9rti11 lfttrl A ... , Otangt, Cellfon'lie MANDOUMIMT Of' UM OP $78,3&0 3 The beMflcllwy un01r .id D..i The totll emount of tM unc>ekl '1CTITIOU9 ltU ... 11 NAMI The C.~ unctw MIO D..i of rrw1-..ofofe U«IUted and ct. balenoe of IM obllglltlon ~ by The followtng p«tont hive 11>an· ot Trutt """"°'-eQOUled and Ot- llWttd 10 tN ~-• tWIMI\ MIO P'OC*1Y 10 " tOld, IOOflhtf Oon«l IM u .. of the FIGllllou• Butl· ltWred to lltl ~-• ~ Dlctwltlon of Otrflllft ano Olmlnd with lnterett. lite~ ena Mt!-,,... Name· UNIVERSAL SYSTEMS, Otcltrltton Of o.tM ano OMMrld 10r S-., and a Wfltten Notice of 0.. melM coat11, expana., encl Id• 80 I 8. PrlllClllll , A.tlahtlm, CA. 92806 lot S.i.. Ind a wrttlell Hottoe of 0.. llUll and Electk>n 10 .... The undllr· ~ 11 to 11\t ~Ill• ""'°'' 11 owner Karl H. Junge1eu1. 26152 taulu~ tleclk>n to W . Thi......,. 110tiect CIUlld uld notlOt of Defa1ll UU 10.U Eacal1. MltllOn Viejo. p.A. 82tt 1 tlOT1«t C1W1C1 Mid NotlOt 04 Ollllull. 1ncH1ectton to W 10 benoorOed In O.te: No-WU IH3 The FlelltlOUt ~ Neme ,.. end Ellctk>n to W 10lie...-.11 ""oounty..,.,.,,.,.... P'°'*'Y It STEWART TIT'LE 01' CALtf'OAHIA _,., to •l>OW WH m.o In Otanot Ille county ...... "",...~ .. ~. 11 uld Trvatet, Covnl) on N<Mmbet 24. ltl3. loeated EQUITY HOLOtMO °°"' DM1: ~bet H. IMS ty: STIWAl'n Tlf\.I O' CAL.I-Tl'lil butlntM .... oonduCted by a POAATION ... T"""9 AlLlfOHANV 1Hvt8TMENT CO., ~IA INSMduel. IV· CAL.WIOI T-..usT ObO tp. INC. toO Hot1t\ ltfoedWey K.n H. JunodliU9 VICES, INC., Al AOlNT •MIO T,,._ Santi Ant. CA ta'J'01 TNI ttlt«ntnt -llled wtt?I IM 193i7 "*"-' ¥1"1 1111 TOMI l c-itry "°911, ft (71•1 Nl-H14 Coun~ ci.tl Of Qrtnte County Ofl ~CA. t~ Ot9nOI, CA. la. 9r-V1NCINt O. IA"A Die. 7, 1113. ntl) ?ot.lltl ('l t4)l?t4'04 J.O '°" ITIWAIU mL.E 111 llO '17M31 VICKY JINICINI. ntUITU Ir a.t L.IVolt, MlllelM ~ Ofl ~OIMA II TM* ~ Otlllltt COM\ Dlllly Le Ofl11CP ~Or.nae COlllll Deir Not~ OrWllll 0... Deir"°' Piiot Ole. ''· 22, H , lffl. Jlil\. IJ, Pv'*'-1 Or.nae COlllll 0-. Ole. I. 16. tt. ~. Oeolll'I'* I, I, ll. 1113. 1"4 "°' Dec. II, ft. It. ltll 1311.a wn-13 M? .. 13 • _... \ , Mt.IC NOTIC£ FtCTITIOUI •UllNIH NA•ITATtMaNT NtllC NOTICC PtalC NOTICE rtB.JC NOTICE NSUC NOTICE FICTITIOUI llUtMH FICTITIOUI 9Ut*IH FlCT11lOU9 .,_.. IOU"nf Dte1WCT The loll~lng person la Oolng butllle .. u NA• ITATl.llllCNT NAllllC ITATlllllCNT NAllll ITATl•NT MUNIC•Al CCMM"T The IOl\Owlng l*tOne et• dOlng lt\e IOllo\llllng P«90fll ere dOlng Tiit tOllOwlno l*'tOl'I• .,, dOlllO Ott ~ COUNTY butl,,_. II butlnMI U bull,_ u ; IO\a C,_ft Y..., ~9ttiw1y NUTRE.lt 4S21 Campua Or • 134, lrvl,,., CA 927 16 INVESTOR SHELTER$, l TO • 1, HOLIDAY VALLEY. 263 Magnolll , LIEB INC., 8417 Siii\ Ntcotu Or . ~ ....... Ce...,., 3471 VI• lldO. Suite 20.. Newpot1 Cotti Metl, CA. 112827 Sutt• 108, Newpoft Belch, CA. PlelntTtt: WILLIAM E. BAt<EA Mlllk f Andert011. H.11 Campwood Rt , Presc:on, AZ 8630 I Tnla bua1n11a 11 conouctlld by .,, 11\dlvl<Ju&I BeK h,CA 112663 EdwerdN T11>b.628MQon B1y,112eeo Otft ndt nt· KATMLEl!N A . Sewmllt lnYMlment1, Inc . 3471 N-port 8Mch. CA.112MO RIChllCl Sllemoft. 2721 Ebl>llde. KEll l!R and DOES I lhroogh IV, In· Merk A.ndllt'IO<• VI• Lido. Sult• 204. N-po11 Bffch. Jerry l eoi.. 263 Magnolla, C:O.t C0t0N det M.,' CA 112626 clu•lve CA 92663 Mesa CA 112627 SMdll BIOOll•. 331 821\d St.. CHI No 25&83 Thia 11e1-1 was llled wllh the Coonty Clefk ol Ot•"O'I County on Dec 7 1983 lull Calderon, All Cll ... Invest• Tn11 bulll'IMI le conOue1tO by a Newpo<1 a..ch, CA 112&e0 Ml•O.I metllt, llSO Weal 17th S1r .. 1. Su111 ~··~Iner.hip Thlt bv~• It ~led by a NOTICll Yw Mff ...... wed.. G. Sente Ane, CA 112706 EdwNd N Tabb ~ti partne<t/'llp Tite oowt lftl 1 6lcw. lfllllel you Thia butlneu Is conductect by· • Thi• 1111emen1 wu meet with 1he S11nd11 BrOOll• wlthOut r-belfte llMtd Wlleee f"m 1ao 11m11ed partnership Coumy Clt<k of Or1ngt County Otl llll• 1t•t-t wH ttled with the you '~ within )Cl dlye. Aeed Publishtt<I Or•nu• Piiot Dec 15. n. J9. 1984 Cou1 Dally Richard A. New.II, Secr•tery Dee 7, t983 co~mty Ci.tit of 01ange County on IM lftlotmeOOft -..ow. 1983 Jan 5 n111 1111eme111 wa. llled with the 1'2U111 Nov 18, 1983 II you wlah lo tMk the edvlc41011111 County Cle•~ or Ore1199 County on Publl~ed Orengo Cout Dally ~1• anorney In thlt mell9', you anovld 8465-83 Dec 1 19113 Piiot Dec 1 s. 22, 211, 11183, Jen S, Publlahed Orange Coa•I Dtlty do ao promptly eo that you• written Fmltl 1984 IOI Nov 24, Doc;. I, 8 15, 11183 feapol\M , It •ny. IMY b4I riled on Published Orange Cout Dally 8466-33 8221-83 llm. ____ M_L_l_C_NO_T_IC_E ___ Piiot Oec 15 22 211. 1983, J1111 5, AYllOIUated h• tldo dtmendade. FICTITIOUS •USIN£1 a 1984 nunl''C MnTICE El trlbuma, i.de ~ C011lr1 Ud. NA~ STATEMENT S.69-.83 r\IU \: m.1 Ml.IC NOTICE •In 111di.tlcll • rMnoe que Ud. re- The 1011ow1ng pe1son Is doing 1------------FICTmoua •UatNl91 •POftde ct.ntro de IO d .... LH II buelness u POOLIC NOTICE NAME STATUllNT FICTITIOUI •U...... lftfonMc;IOft 4"19 utue. IAI IRVINE DOOR COMPANY (Bl The ro11ow1ng petao<'l9 .,. doing NA• STATf•NT "rou WWI to ..... '"-.avtce °' IRVINE GARAGE DOOR COMPANY, FICT1TIOU9 IUl lNll S Sines•.. The lollowlng per.on It doing Ill 1ttor1111 Ill ... melter. rou (CllRVINEGARAGEDOORREPAIR NAME I TATEMfNT WILKINSON ENTERPRISES tl,_.U ~dolOpt_,,..,IOlhllJ- COMPANY (01 IR\llNE DOOR COM· The lollowtng pt11SOn 19 doing 40 I BeyvltlW AWi Senti Ana, CA SPORT & COMPETITION PROO. Wri1t.ft r~. H lftf, lftlf be PANY·WE ARE •ONE. (El NEW-OUSl,,..St as 2707 CTS !NTL .. 171171 Sky Park Circle ltled Oft ''-· PORT BEACH DOOR COMPANY (F) FOOT TRAFF..; UNLIMITED, t555 Matsnell p Wiikinson. Ill, 20401 •D. lrvlne, CA. 92714 •• Ueled deaM IOlkllOt .. COft ... NEWPORT BEACH GARAGE DOOR Mesa Verde Drive C·46, Costa ayv•-Ave , Ssnlll Ana. CA 92707 CllHord l Rausin, 4010 Perk New· IO da Yll lbogldo In"'' uunto, COMPANY (Gl NEWPORT BEACH Mesa, CA 92626 Christine B Wllklnaon, 20401 r1 .t413, N-potl Beach. CA. dabenl "-lo lnmedtetamente, GARAGE DOOR REPAIR COM· Arlhur M Jorden, 1555 Mesa ayvl-AY8 Santa Ana, CA 92707 2860 da Hta -·· Ml , .. pueeta PANY, (HI SUPER SAVERS (I) ANN Verde Ottve C-46, C~ta Mesa. CA Tiiis busl,,.._ Is conducted by a Thia bualneu II condUCled by· an ffCftta. II "8J lltUM. pueda - REIGlE DESIGNS, (J) REIGLE OE· 92828 neral per1netsNp ndlvldual '"lettadl 11 t*"tlO. SIGNS !K) REGAL DESIGNS, Ill Thts business 11 conducted by an Cn111ttne B Wllktnson CllH0td l Rausin 1-TO THI DEnNOANT: A ctYll I RV IN E 0 0 0 R c 0 M p AN'( 1ndlVldual Tn11 11a1emon1 ..... llled with the Thia tllltmenl WU lllecl with ,,,. comp6elnl Illa ...... Ned by IM SUBSIDIARY OF AIR INDUSTRIES. Anhur M Jordan ounty Clerk of Orange County on ounty Clerk ot Orange County on pet11tlft aoe!Mt )'OU. H f~ wlilll to (Ml COUPON CARROUSEL. 33 R&-n111 statement was tiled with the 7 1983 Nov 17. 1983 de'9ftd tll .. 1 ... 1111, f~ mwt, codo. frvlne. CA 92714 County Clerk ol orange Coonty on f 212113 F'UOUI wtlhl11 30 deya a her this summons la Douglas Warran Reigle, 33 R&-Dec 7 1983 Publlshoo Orange coa11 Dally Publrsned Orallge Caul Delly se<ved on yoo. Ille with lhla cour1 a codo, Irvine. CA 92714 Fm11t llot Dec 15, 22 29, t983, Jen s. Piiot Nov 24, Dec 1. 8, 15, 1983 w111ten respcnae to the comp1a1n1 Thia bUslness ts conducted by an Publlane<S Ore~ Cout Oa!ly t984 61911-83 Unless you do, your del1u1t wlll be lndMduat p,101 Dec 15, 22. 29, !983 Jen !i, 64 72-83 entered On appHcallon or the pleln- Douglas w auen R1191e l984 llH, and 11111 cour1 may enter e Judge- Thi• s111emen1 was fifed with tne 6467·83 '----------or---Pl.a.IC NOTICE ment agalnll you for Iha 1111er d&- Counly Clerk of Orange County on POOLIC NOTICE mended In the compta1n1, wllloh Dec 7. 1983 FICTITIOU9 IU91NE91 could result In garnlahment of NAME STAT!MENT wages, laking of money or property F2321t2 Publisned Orange CoHI Oally Pilot Dec 15, n. 29. 1983, Jan 5. 1984 MllC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINEH NAME STATEMENT The 10llowlng Ptl' sons ar1 doing siness 11s The following petson la doing or other reflel requested In the com· slness ., plaJnl. MOMENT'S DISTRIBUTED, 7631 Dated· AUG 23, 1982 FICTmous 9USINUS NAME STATEMENT __________ 6_4_7_3-_8_3 The 1011owlng person ts dOlng Pl.a.IC NOTICE business as PACIFIC RESEARCH AS· OCIA TES 2816 E Coest Hwy . o•one del Mar. CA 92625 "'··· CA RAYMONO I. CO\MTNEY ~~:lane, Huntington .,_II, . Wll.•AKUI 6 A910CIAT£1, l.AW• David l Moma. 7631 Rhone LlllCI. YElll TOM CAMPOS & A S - FICTITlOUS •U&INESS SOCIATESIT c A ' 17779·F Main NAME STATEMENT St , Irvine. Cl\ 9271 4 The following Pi'''°" 15 doing Tl'IOmas Robert Campos, 1615 bUslness as Ruth Lane, NewPOrl Beach, CA Melvin A Horst, I!> 191 Jackson, e11m1ns1er, CA. 92683 Tn1s business os conducted by. s 1m1ted paf1ne•shlp untlngron Beach. CA. 92647 1m N. •roectw1r This buslneas ts conducted by an 8aftte AN, CA. mot ndlvtdual (714) '7>-1•1 David L MofllS JAMES B HARRIS, Clerk A R WILLINGER CO 240 New· 92660 POf1 Centtt Drive, Suite 200. New· Tnrs Duson~ IS conducted b~ en Melvin A Horst Tnls statement was llled with tne ounry Clerk ot Orange County on This s111emont was flied with the By Colleen Galavl2, Deputy ounty Clerk ot Orange County on Publl$11td Orange Cout Deity Pt101 011 t8, 1983 Dec 15 n 29. 1983. Jan !> 1984 POl1 BeaCll, CA 92660 •ndividueJ F23071t ov 17 1963 6504-83 Allted R Wtlltnger S Barrier Reel. ThomH R CemPOs f2304tl Published Orange Co111 Dally Corona del Mar, CA 9262S This st1ternent was llled wtlh ll\I! Publlshed Otange COast Dally 1101 Nov 24. Dec. t 6, 15, 1983 DflRllC NOTICE This business os conductoo Dy an County Cte•k of O•ange County on Pilot Dec 15, 22 29 1983, Jan 5, 6220·63 ~ Individual Dec 7' 1983· 1984 FICTITIOUS 8\JSINl!S8 Allred R Wiiiinger n.32191 6506-83 This statement was filed with the Published Orange Coul Oally ------------1 NAME STATEMENT County Cle<k 01 Otange County on P1101 Dec 15. 22 29 1963 Jan 5, Pl.a.IC NOTICE The lollowtng persons are d0tng Nov 22. 1983 1984 PUBLIC NOTICE business H f231031 S.74-83 FICTITIOUS IUatNEIS ALLIANCE PROPERTIES. 1201 Published Orange Coast Diiiy NOTICE OF TllUSTEl'S 9ALE NAME STATfllleNT West Le Veta. Suite 600, Orenge. Pllo *"-"' 1 8 is 22 1983 •------------LoAft No BOCHYNSKI The lollow1ng ptfsons are doong CA 92~ 1"""'" ' • 6286•83 Pl.a.IC NOTICE TS No A.13354 business as· William E Ostermiller, Jr . M D . 1------------UNIT CODE A IA) SUNGROWTH M AINTEN· &33 lido Perk Way, Unit 0-1, New- PteLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINE9S GROVER ESCROW COlll"OfllATION ANCE (B) SUNGROWTH .XVII, 1120 por1 BeaCll. CA 92663 NAM£ STA T'fMENT 85 duly1lpporntad Trustee under the Pacific Coasi Hlghw1y. Huntington Samuel J Camarata, M 0 , 1941 The ro11owtng person is dOlllQ lollowing desc•lbed deed 01 trust Beacn. CA. 92~8 F11rwea1her Road, Santa Ana CA FICTITIOUS BUSINESS buSlnt1$S as WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Glenn l Ge8ftler1 7222 S..· 92705 NAME STATEMENT F 0 OT PURSUI TS I IO TO THE lilGHEST BIDDER FOR worthy Dr , Huntington Beach, CA Th11 bullness ts c;onducteo by a Tne lonow1ng persons are d0tng StraemwOOd lr,11ne CA 92714 CASH ANO/OR THE CASHIERS OR 92648 g-raf pannershlp business as· Brvce A Ross. 110 Sttaamwooo CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN . l1wrence 0 Sehley. 6692 HetbOI Samuel J C1mar11a YEAR ROUND TALLY 1185 Irvine. CA 92714 CIVIL CODE SECTION 292411 (pey· l(ey Circle. l1unllng1on Beacn, CA This Sletement was 1118<1 w1-. the Gleneagles Terrace Costa Mesa T'11s business is conducted by· an able 81 tne time 01 sale In lewful 921M8 County Clerk of Orange Counly on CA 92627 lndlllldual money Of tne Un•led States) all right, Glenn L Gt11rnart Nov IS. 1983 W11ma M Bouk 1185 G11<1eag1es Bruce A Ross 11118 end interest conv1tyed 10 and Tn11 statement wu fifed with Ille Ttimtce Costa Mesa CA 92627 This statement was toled wlln tne now held by 11 under said Dead 01 County Clefk of OratlO* County on Chrisue Sreward 822 1 K1ngsda1e ounty C~ of Orange County on Trust in 1118 l>IOi>etlY he•&lnatter oe-Nov 17 1983 F230229 Publlsned Orange Coast 0111y Ptlol Nov 24. Dec I 8 IS 19113 6192·83 Huntrngton Beach CA Dec 7 1983 . SCrtbed F2:30MIS Tn1s business 1s conduc1ed Dy a F232197 T A u s T 0 R T H 0 M A s Publlshtd Orange Coast Dally ------------ general par1netsn1p Publlsned Orange coast Dally BOCHYNSKI Piiot Nov 2 .. Dec 1, 8, 15, 11183 MllC NOTICE Wiima M Book PllOI Dec 15 22 29 1983, Jan 5. CAT~Y BOCHYNSKI 6200-83 ------------ ThlS stalement was hied wlltl Ille 1984 BENEFICIARY MARSHA ELIZA· FICTITIOU9 •U81NES8 Counly Clerk 01 Orange County on 6"70-83 BETH GEAN NAME STATEMENT Nov 22 l983 ,23,Q2t RECOROEO January 15. 1981 u Pl.a.IC NOTICE The lollowlng ~ II dOlng Publistlad Orange Coa.••nairy Instr No 15Q511n Book 13913 page business as Pilot Dec 1 8 15. 22 t983 ~ Pl.a.IC NOTICE 1112 01 Otltc1a1 Rec:ofdS In 1he ottlce FtCTrrlOU9 au•••• THE OFF SHORE LOG 2•302 Del 6286•83 of Ille Rec0<der of Or1nga County, NAME ITATUIENT Pfado. Dane Point, CA 92629 FICTITIOUS IUSINEIS said dead ol !rust desc111>M 1he The following person ft doing Douglu A Thompson, 24302 Oet NAME ST A TEMENT 1011ow1ng pro~ly Duslneu as· Prado, Dana Potnt. CA 92629 f>teLIC NOTICE The 1011ow1ng perso111 are dOlng PARCEL t Lot 86 of Tract No J o INTERIORS, 3100 Airway Tn1s business 1s c:ondu<:ted t>y an ------------bus1neH .ts 9"23, 1n tne Cny ol lrvrne, County 01 Ave , Suite 125, Costa Mes•. CA lndlVlduel FICTITIOUS IU91NES8 THE FREE SPIRIT COMPANY, Orange Slate ot Celllornla, as per 92826 Douglas A TllOmpSOn NAME STATEMENT 18883 MaplewOOd C1tcle. Hunt· map•acordad •n BOOk •06. pages 15 Yacoub N Oust11lr, 10457 Siiier Tnoa 1111emen1 was hied with tne The following person 11 dOing ington Beach. CA 926"6 to 26 1nc1us1ve n11~1eneout mepa, Ave • 103 Fountain Valley, CA. County Ci.tk of Ora~ County on bUslness as Hugn Oouglu Hockett 18693 tn Int olloee ol tne County Recorder 92708 Nov 18, 19S3 THE FOX COMPANY 3400 lrvtne Maplewood C1tcle Huntington 01 '8Jd County This busJness Is conducted by an F2'0387 Avenue Suite 103A Newport Beach, CA 92646 EXCEPWlG THEREFROM 111 oll, lndlvlduel Publlllled Orange Coe.st Dally Beech Ca 92660 Tn•s bu11nesa 1s conducted by· e on •ighls. m1n11tals. mlneral rights. Yacoub N Ousha11 Piiot Nov 24, Dec 1. 8. 15. 1983 Glendon 0 Fo~. 118" Avanlda llmttad paf'lnetshlp natural gaf r1gnta and other Thia statement was flled w1rh tnt 6198-83 Amantea, la JOlle CA 92037 H Douglas Hockett hydrocarbon sobstences below a County Cletk of O•ange County on ------------ This business 1s conducted DY ari Tn•s s111emen1 was llled with the depth of 500 1ee1 under 1119 parcel ol Nov 16, 1983 11111101 IC NOT.ICE lndlv•dual County Clefk of Orange Co.inly on land nere1nabove descrl!Hld wl1hou1 f"230MI ____ ,._UU\. _______ _ Glendon O Fo• Dec t3 t963 Ille 11g'11 or surface entry u •• P\.lbllsned Or~nge Cout Deity Tn1s stalemenl was Iliad wtlh the F222151 served rn tne Deed trom Cua.II Pilot Nov 24, ~ 1, 8. 15, 1983 County Clerk of Orll'lge County on Publrshed Orange Coast Deily run·N011hwOO<I. a llmlled per1n«· 6197-63 Nov 17 1983 IP1101 Dec 15 22 29 1983. Jan. 5, snip, recorded June 18, 1979 In F230633 198• Book t3 t89 page 1818, OMlclal Re· Publrsned Oren9e Coast Dally 6505-83 cords 1------------ Pllot Dee 1 8 I!> 22 1983 PARCEL 2 An exclusive ease-Pl.a.IC NOTICE 6282·83 ' Pl.a.IC NOTICE ment for par>.1ng putpoaet over 1ha1 FICTITIOUS 9UllH!H ------------1-------'------p()(11on of Loi 94 Of said Ttact No NAME STATf•NT POOLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME: STATEMENT The following persons are d0tng business as LAMBERT MOORE INVEST· MENTS, 32 Burntt1gttee Road. New- po11 Beach Ca 92660 FICTlT10US BUatNEla 9423 snown on E11hlblt 'A" to Ille The lollowtng Po<SOO It dotng NAME STATEMENT Dectar11ton of Restrtcllons IOI the usiness as Tne following i>etsons ere dOlng Lai.es Mestet Association recorded PERFECT PACKAGING SERVICE, uslness as September 19 1977 In Book 12382• 1491 Ste • 1 Baker Cotll Mesa ST ANFORO CONSUL TING, 3 Cor· page 1265, Olltclal Records. as A 92626 • • , rete Plaza. Suite 10 1, Newpor1 a•porl SPtKe 96 Sllld easemenl 11 Gayle Lee Spinks. 3221 N-York ach, CA 92660 unher defined and desct1!Hld In ve . Costa Mesa, CA 112626 Peter G Slanlord 8306 Wiishire rlicte VIII 01 the Declaration °1 Re-This business Is conducted by en lvd •406 Beverly Hiiia CA 90211 trictrons lor the L&l<es Planned 0.. ndlvlduel Peter G Stanlo•d opment, recorded September 19• Gayle Lee Sp1nk1 Tnrs statement was llllld with Ille 1977 '"book 12382• page 1318· 01• This statement wu flied Wllh the C C ...., ICtat Records FICTITIOUI aUl lNEH NAME STATEMENT The lolloW1ng petson rs dOing buslnast e1 MICRO TECl1, 236H' Via F11b11- cente A5. 92691 James P B1111n1.rd, 2681 Bee• Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Tnrs bUsineu ••conducted by an lndlvldual Jarnet P B111nard This Slallrntnl was fifed with the County Clt4'k ot Orange County on Nov 16, 1963. F23Cl)l2 Published Orange CoHI Dally Piiot Nov 24, Dec 1 8. 15 11183. 619"·83 Ml.IC NOTICE Wyndnam La.gn Inc 127 Fasn1on ISiand NewPOr1 Beacn Ca 92660 (lllmben Moore tnvestmentsl ts a Olvls1on of Wyndhem Leigh Inc Thrs Duslness ts conducted by a corporation nty tert ot Orange ou .. ., on PARCEL 3 A non exclusive ease-ounty Clerk of Orange County on T, 1983 F'm1:l4 ent 101 uae and e~)oymenl of lots ov t6. l983 FICTITIOU9 8USINISS P bl' h--< 0 Coast OeJ~ 37 11nd 238 of 5ald Tract No 9423. 0 c FZ>o•1! NA• STATEMENT Brvc;e M Lamberl Pta11dent u S·""' , ange Published range OUI e" Th• r II wl I d 1101 ,__ 15 22 ,,9 1963 Jan , od aasemenl being further defined 1 2 ,__ 8 5 1983 ""' o o no person a Olng """' < nd described In Article II of Ille 101 Nov 4·..,.,.. 1• · t • · bUslneas at. This s111emen1 was hied w11n the County Clefk of Or&nge County on 198• ~63-33 l111111on ol AeslllCllona for ,,,. 6l93·83 CREATIVE DESIGN OEVELOP- akM Mester Assocrellon relerrad MENT 3000 Ct1H Dr Newport F23Glt4 o In Patcel 2 above Beach. CA 92663 Pubhsned Orenge Coast Daily .,_. ___ Pl.&. __ l_C_NO_T_l_C_E___ YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A Pl.Ill.IC NOTICE George E Lu rlck, 3000 CllH Or . Nov 22 1983 Pl' I ....... _ 1 8 IS "'2 1983 EEO OF TRUST DA TEO January 6. FICTITIOU9 •ua1--. •• Newpor1 Buch, CA 92663 o """'" ' < FICTTTIOUS •USINESS 198 t UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION "'"' This business It conducted by an 6289-83 NAME STATEMENT 0 PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT NAME STATl!M!NT lndlvlduet ------------Tne lollowtng petson 11 dolllQ AV BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE The lollowlng PlflOOI are dOlng George E Larrick PteLIC NOTICE uslnets as F YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF buelneat es Thie ttat-1 was filed wtth Iha HOLIDAY BOAT CONCESSIONS, :THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-MAHONEY /GRAU, t300 Quall County Clerk ol Ora11Q9 County on FICTITIOUS 9 USINESS NAME STATEMENT hp :a t 811boe PeYllron Balboa. CA ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD Street. Newport e.ach. CA 92660 Nov 22 1963 2861 fONTACT A LAWYER JOhn 0 Mahoney, 46 RU41 Fon-f 2l1030 The loliow.ng person is doing business as William John Ede01auser Jr . 1749 102 l •keplnes, lrvtne. CA 921164 talnebleau, Newport Beeeh, CA Published Orange Cotul Dally kyotark Ln , Newpor1 Beach. CA I "(If a street address 01 common 92~6~ 0 215 VI G New Piiot Dec I. 8, 15, 22, 1983 FIORINI ENGINEEFllNG, 735 W 18th St 2C, Costa"Mesa CA 92627 PeOio Fto•lnt, 735 W 181'1 St zC Costa MMa, CA 92627 2660 "es1gna11on of propeny 11 shown e rau. a enoa. • 6287·83 This t>u11ness IS conducted by an above no watranty Is given as to Ila port Beach, CA 92663 This business 1s CQndUC1ed by an lndlv1duat ndivlduel compl~taness 0, cotractnes•) .. Tiie This business Is conductlld by· • Wolllam Jonn Edelhau&er Jr t>eneft<:tary undef said Dead ol general par1nershlp Pl.a.IC NOTICE Th•• stetement was llled wlln Ille Trust. by reason of e breacn 0t de-JOhn 0 Mehoney ~ Paolo Frorrn1 ounty Clef'< of o11nge county on feull In the oDllglltlons MCUted This 1111emen1 wes llltd w11n the ~~:A:::• 7 1983 thereby he<atotora executed •nd Coon1y Cle<lo. ol Otange County on This statement was hied Wtlh Ille Coun1y Cterk. of O•ange County on Nov 18 1983 F232122 delivered to 1ne undersigned •writ-Nov 8, l983 The followtng Pt<M><'I 11 doing f"U.15 bualneu as: Published Orange Coast Delly ten Oecllerallon Of Default and 0.. Published Orange Cout Dally OR/INOE COAST SECRET ARIAL 1101 Dec 15, 22 29. 1983, Jen 5, mend lor Sale, and written notice ot Pit 1 Dec 1 8 15 22 1983 SERVICE 304112 Norlh Hampton f'230'7'2• 198• breach end of etectlon to cauM the 0 ' · · · 8281-a3 Roed, l egun• Niguel, Ce 92677 Published Otange Coasl Dall)' ~64-83 undersigned to sell said pr()()lrly to Judith Ann Tuttle, 3049:;> Nor1h Pilot Dec 1 8. 15. n 1983 i------------sa11sty Hid obllgetlons. and lhet&-Hampton ROid, Laguna Nlguel, CA 6269·83 ette< the underaigned eeuMd Mid 112677 ----------f'ta..IC NOTICE notice 01 brNCtl end of electlOn to Pl.a.IC NOTICE Thie butl""8 '' conducted by an MllC NOTICE. f"ICTITIOUI •UllNH9 ::,;-:;d;g_3~~~~1 0~5ottl:i:? p.: FICTITIOUa au ... H lndlvldutt. NA• STATEMENT Judith Ann Tuttle FICTmo u a •UllNE•• Ttl ' llOWI I dOI COtdS In Ille otfloe of !ht Rte0tder or NAME ITATIMINT Thia ttattmtnl Wit lll•d with IM N-.ME ITAT'E ... ENT bual~aaso es ng person 1 ng Otar109 County~ The lollow4ng l*IOn 11 dOlng County Ci.tk of 011nge County on Tiie lollowtng person IS dOlng PACESETTER PROPERTY MAIN· Said Hie Wiii be made, bUI wllhOUI bualness IS Nov 22. 1983. • busl,,.H a.s TENANCE 872 H ty d Newporl covenantorwetrenly,e~praeaOtlm· WESTCLIFF ARCO, 490 E. 17tn F2l1032 IRVINE HANDYMAN 17812 Art>O< aCll CA 92663 e er • plied. tegerdtng tllle pONelllOn, or Street, Cott• Meu, CA 112627 Publlthed Ot11nge Cout Deity Lane. lrvt~. CA 927 IS Mlchaet JOSl(>h • Lembecl<. 872 enwmbrancea. to pey Ille remaining Ctil!lte S Geschwtnd, 9SO N Piiot Oec I. 8. 15. 22, 111113 Hlldl Pourseld l78 l2 Atl>O< La11t ... d ...__,_, Bffch CA 92683 prlndpel sum or 111e note(•) MCured Kings Ro11d. West Hollywood, CA 628s.83 C 7 !, · a,,., • ·~-.,.,.t · · by aeld deed or Truat With lnter811 900611 Irvine, A 92 1 This butlness I• GOnduc:ted by: an a In said note provided ldv•noet II Thi• buslnets la conducted by· an Tlllt buslrleas II conduc1ect by In ndlvlduaJ . • ' I lndlvldual Mike Lembeek !'"Y· undt< the term• ot Hid Detd ol ndflllduel. Hldl Pouraeld Thia lllllemetlt was tiled wtth the ~uat, feea, charget, and expen ... ol Cherie• S. Geschwlnd Thia statement wu Iliad with the ounly Clerk 01 Ora County on he TtuSlff and of the trust• crHted This 1tateman1 WH n1ec1 w!lh Iha County Cletl< 01 Oringe County on 1 1983 l'IO' y said Deed of T1u11 Coun~ Cllfll of Or1111ge County on Nov 2 1963 FD,_ Silk! Hie Wiii be held on Thu,.._ Dec. • 1983 ' '2211~ p bll tied 0 co Oaity •y. December 29. 1963. 81 2:00 .... ,,. Pul>llf/'led Orange Coast Oatty u 1 11noe HI m el the Cnapman Avenue tn· P\.lbll•llad 0t1noe Cout Olllty Pilot Dec; '· 8, 15 22. 1983 llOI Dec 8· 15• 22 29• 1963 .... ranee lo Iha CIVIC c.n10t Bulldlng, Piiot Die 15, 22. 211, 11183, Jllll. 5, 6280-83 939....... EHi Cllepm1111 AYCI . Orenge. 1984 A At the time ol the lnlllel pubH· allon of tht1 notiee, 1111 10111 ------------ '1CTITIOUI ..,.,.... mount of 1119 unpllO l>ttenc. of Iha P\8..IC NOTIC[ '1CTTTIOUI _,..... N~ ITATllllUfT lg1llOn MCIHed by ltle above~ ------------1 N~ •TATf•MT The lotlowlng 0Clfl0t11 we doing ll>ed deed of ttUll and Mllmltl(I '1CTTTIOU9 ........ TM lotl°"""O c>eftonl 111 00ono ~alnttt u a, 1cpen-. end .Ovenoee It NAMI ITATIMINT ~· II ~THE GOlOEN QA ROEN GUES'f 45,823 30 T'ne 104towlng perton la doing TECHNICAl CONSTRUCTION OME. 3016 H1r01ng Wty, eo.t• The totl4 lndeblednMa belno an butlMll ... PP.ODUCTS, 2475 Arl>ot Orlvt. 111, CA. 92620 llma11 on Wlltch tht optnlng bid II M.B LABS. 8248 Atlanta. Sulla C, PMwpOrt BMcll, CA 112683 Darltnl M Pebelan, 3016 Hardlf19 omput~ rney .,. 01>11lneel by cell-liuntlngton e.atn. CA. 92646 WMllam e Chicheller, 2475 Arbor Wty. Cotta M .... CA 92020 no (7 14) 137-<>0ee '"' dty befOt• NOllM E Merr111, 8248 Altenll, ~. Newl>Of'\ e..en. CA 92683 ChlllHI M Pne•an. 3010 he.... Sul•• c. Huntington e..en. CA. Peul ,_, ... 422 S Shltlda Ottv.. ardlng Wty, Coela M.... CA Oetecl• NovW!lbtr 211. 1"3 92040 ANMlm. CA 12804 '819 ROVER ESCROW COllPOAATIOH Thia butl-la OondVC19cl by• tn Tllit bulln.-•• conducted by a Tf'\11 ~ It Conoucll(I by. • .. Aid TNl1•. lndlVldu•I ' ~111 Pt<11*'tnlp al pannetthfp y T 0 SERVICE OOMPANY, ~1 NOtrna E. Merrill Wltllam E. Cl'llctlwter D•rltnt M Pabllan l!ty WIMI McMlltlon Thll •tat-• wu flltd wtth I Thi• 11attment wu lllecl <ll'lth the Thi• etettment wu ntt0 with tht Allllllttnt S«retery County Cieri! ol Orenoe County on Coun'f't Cltrll or Or~ Couftty on nty Clerlt ot Oranoa County on City 8tvd. W••. Orenoe. CA Ole 1. 1113. Nov "· 11183. f, tll3 12tef ..... F'D1m l"D1al (714) 835 8288 Pl>t>ll•hed Or~ Coett Delly Pvt>lllhed Or~ COM! Delly Publlahed Otanot eo..1 o.ty blllhed Oranot eo-1 Olllty Piiot ?!601 o.c 16. 22. 211. 1113, Jen '· Nil.IC NOTICE NllfC NOTICE "I .okl ,, '""""" lk 0.11, ,;1;,, ... I ftt~iw~ many tell• th~ fl"I day Hd t old It lk teeoad day for •h·~· • •HIK I h.8' a1 .. h1 th«' I'•'"' !Hit a0o1 of •1 t•lla r•-'6om th~ 0.lly Ptl11 P1lof Diie 8, 15.12. 21. 1183 Pilot Dec 8, .15. 22. 29. t"3 t. 16. 22. fte3 1184 637143 I 83te-e3 63 t&-83 11471-t3 ._ _________ __, ' AP Wlf9llh090 Stut•k in tht• rniJdle Sc·alt I···!'\ .J ~JI' k Sikmu w.,Jnesday'!-1 gam e an (ldt ) is ~uurclt·cl tightly St-attle . K«: rec·orde d a tn LaSa lle Thompson of I 05-9'J vic toq1 Ill th~ Ka "'a~ Ci t ~ tlurin ~ NHA ~umt>. ----- Don't he misled by UCLA's record LOS ANGELES (Al') The 1!:184 Rust• flow I will be• 111 th<' stadium where UCL1\ pl.:iv~ its h11nw gam .... s. and the Brum ... : la~t dppt-;o11 anl't' rn th£' bowl gapw lnllt' <Jbout facing Big T C'n wmn1·r llhnms 1n Pasalil.•na !)n Ja n. 'J.'! "No." says Brum Coach Terry DonahU•'. whl)S(' club beat M1ch1gan 24-14 111 the I 9fl:i ROSI• Bowl "The play<',-.; n·altze how dtfft'n•nt 1t is. Alth1Jugh wt· play 11ur houw gamt•s in that stadium. WL· havL011't µlaye<l 1n that manv Huse Bowls "I. think may bt> 1f you pl:1yl.-d 1.n the Ru!<t• Rowl gaml' four ur f1vt• times ma n1w, 11 might get ti> bt· old hat But it's not fl)r us Th£•n•'l> an unb<>hevable at11111:.p~w11· for th•· ganH .. '" l>.m.1hul'. the fm.L 1.'00C'h in UCLA h1sL11ry to guide the Bruins to two ron!'<o<:ut1v1~ Rose Bowl apµearancl>s. sa11J th1•re seems h.> Ix· unusual exC'1tf'· mt'n\ mounting for the game. 111· ""d he'll n'<.·e1v<'tl a stream o f l'~lls from reporll·rs tn the Midwest, and Hdrfod that ht> km.•w thE' l'Onllgcnt nf 11111\1 farts Wlluld h1· 1 hargt-d up over ttw11 t•·ttm's hn.l Hose· Bowl appc.•ar- ann· l>ll1t'l' 19114 "Th1•y're finod up. lTankt'd up." said Don.1hu . whu<;(' dub w as H--1-1 durcng tht• regular se:L<;On I IP addl'CI with a gnn, "Tht>y thmk thcy'w got a pigeon But I ft'<•l l'Onf1d1.•nt our tl'am w1U give a grl·~ll JL'<..'OUOl o[ IL"t·lf." ·Mc.• 1·xpres...~d n •spcc.·t for the Illini, 10 1 ,111d ranked (JJurth nationally. saying, "I think Illinois rmght be one o( the be-st t1•ams to come out to the Rose Bowl, cnns rde rmg their conference record." Illmlll!» JJlay<-d all the other nine Big Ten ll-c:Uns, and beat all nine o f them , tht> first dub m L'Onforl'nC'e history to do SU. l>onahuct·1tL>d lllmu1s' defense as t he team's unheralded s trength. romment- mg. "The'w been able to win with their defensive unit although the offe nsive• u nit has the notonl'ty. They'll lX' far and away the best defensive unit wt•'ve fal-ed (this season)." In past years. the roach of the Pat·-I 0 R~ Bowl representative and the coach of the Big Ten's team usuaUy have taken opposite approaches to the weeks prior to the game. The West Coast coaches have held open pracuces and aJlowed their players to participate in alJ the outside· act1v1t1C'S, while the coaches from the Midwest have usually taken a lots·of-work and ltttle·play approa h The Pac-I 0 holds a 12-2 edge over the Big Ten in ret-ent Rose Bowl games. Donahue. howl•vcr. said he expects Mike Whitl', thl' lllmo1s coach who formerly C'Oal'hed Cal of the Pa<.·· 10, to be less rigid with his players. "I think both myself and Mike White fet>l thal that part of the enjoyme nt of thl' game is participating in the act1v1t1t'$ that su rround it ," Donahue satd. "From taJking with Mike at a recent press conference, I think he has no intention of do1stcnng his team." Officials dismiss reports that velodronJe in trouble CULVER CITY (AP) -Dismissing rt'µt1r~ that the Olympic Velodrome at Cal $1;,iw Dommgue1 Hills has struc- lurul problems. officials said Wednes- day thc•rt-1i. "absolutely no question" lht• Lr;1ck is suitable for international <.-ompc.·uuon Ch,trlt•s Cale. vic.-e president of sports c1f tht• L<>s Angclt'SOlymp1c Organizing Comm1tt('(', said tht• t'V11tractor (or the v1•lodromf' b1cvt·l1· tn•lk has extended the· ~ .irranty -from SC'pt I. 1984, as 11r1~tn:.i II y agn>eel upon. to { )c(o 31. 1990. 4.,000 Olympic tickets rnutilated LOS A NGEL ES (AP) -As many as ~.000 0 1 ympic t.i<:kctacknowledgt~ts Wt'rt' mutilated by autonwtc'CI malling rnach111ery. delaying c.-onfirmations to thousands who ordt'rf'd l1ckets for the 19tt4 Summer Gamt?S. an Olympic tic:kcting off1c1al Mys. NPw acknowledgments were pr('pnrcd and "should nll be out now," said G Edward Smith, vkc president ot spectator servie<.>s for the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Commit· tee. &'Cause of t he damaged ac- knowh.'Clgmen ts. son:ie people may have r("C(•lved partial rt•funds for their orders. without knowing wha t lickeLci they rC'C'Ctved, he said ~auae of the mt)lhng problems. Smith said the deadline tor l'L'Ordcrin~ tlckel8 has b(-cn ('Xlendcd to Dcoc 31. More than 280,000 ticket ordeni were re<."e1vro betwttn Jun • 15 &nd-August ~l~. the cutoff date for oversubecr1bed events thnt w nt Into r3nJom com· putOr sclt.-ction . Another 35,000 order.i Jave bct•n re<"f'IV('(J Sil'K'l' Nov a. lhe date tht l.AOOC announced that ticket K· knowledgmcn ta and refunds Wl'tt In the mun. Smith said WedneJlday. Cale acknowlroged that the track has cracks, but "none of the approx- imately 30 hairline cracks have any structural sigmficanc:.-e, and , in the engineers' language, they 'do n o t presently constitute a detriment to the track."' Stolte. Inc .. the C.'Ontactor. will begin a series of repairs to {ine-lWle the velodroml' for the 1984 Olympics compcttt1un before the end of this month, Cale said. The repairs will be completed by early spnnEf at no wst to the LAOOC. the university. or the Southland Cor- poration. the L AOOC sponsor that financed the constroclion. T hl• approval came after expert consultants inspected the cracks and unanimously reported that "the velodrome is structurally sound. with life into the nl'Xt century." Cale said. He addt'd that Stolte, Inc.. "has publicly expressed iis confidence in the velodrome by its extension of the warranty ." Consu lt.ants from Twining Labora- tories. the Smith Emery Co .. Wheele r and Gray. the technical services o f the California Portland Cement Co., and CPW. Inc .. were among those examin- ing the trac k. They repor ted that the cracks d o not go all the way through the surface and tha t the stains -that became noU<"e- 9ble during unseasonable rains follow - ing the National Champ ionsh ips heki on the track lasl Au.gust -are no t a result of either dirt coml"g throuah from the rub-grade or reinforcing steel In th~ cuncrete. ''To put things In perspective." tald Ctle. "you can't feel thete cracks with your !lngertips, th y have no vertbl dialocatlon ;md they do not affttt the trllCk'• performance." He wd tht' er8C'kll resulted from the curing of thecomnt~and 98 ~tot any crackln1 which will oca&r hu al~y occurred. \ ---------------- Ce Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Thursday. Oecembet 15, 1983 ..... a. 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"495. pool. ti>•. oar-l°•P."'""" -n 1011 float for 85• boat' Priced ~tell •1 250 OOO. to the main level of tnla toHaiecr .. t Club. Only & Oovw) 548-9043 VfKY c!Mn. N9wty reconcl, ~· .. ~· 1141 age. No pell. Call bfr 6. H.B. Bachelor Unit. cloN c-.... ._ del .,.., '°" , · • • • gorgeou1 4 Br cuetom $1t7,400. D. Bourke A.-,_ crpll Nft l*nt No -~~ 646-5877 10 ocean. •Int 1ocatlon. c .... "'-1112• lllYlll TEllUOE fl 0 me w 11 h v I e w lltOr. 546-0950 -n pell. 213 ... 71-1$7' • H HEIO ; 1 Br wl pool. $400/mo. $400 mo. 962·2649 °""" ""'"' ioxe non-pare11. Situated high Eaatblutf condO by owner. 3 BDRM, 3ba.. l l 100lmo. ~.,.;~: .. Voli.y :m Panoramic ba~ & ocean view trom .. Br. 4 Ba above AlllO Pier. boih ___ .. , 4 Bel 2b• •nd unit. 3BR 2Y. ba townhOuM. 494.9453 Owner 1300 <J•p. 842"8202• IMMEO. OCCUPANCY. ' llun""'""' a-n 10..0 · I h Pri 1 · •775 000 home and view mu•t be _.,... Beeutyl SSOOO down. PI P frml dining, pvt patlO, 2 f::au lilh 21H 33-8926 & 2 BR unite. $3004575. """'· Ho.rbouf 100 pauo. poo ome. ..me ocation. • ' · e111>41rlenced Reduced 1 ... 0ITTlll 1185.000. 4151837·6073 car gar •'=· Pool. ~ 2 bd, 1 ba, duplex. Gar-Fully dra1)41d/cpt'd. laun· l:~': ... a..n :~,i YllTI -L.91 UlflllT ~~~~.~:~~or Jim Gar~:;,=occeM & 71414~0 1111 r~~~~~.·~io:.°fo ~n~~~1i.04R= 2'A 3:51~~ Y~9 ~1u"r:!~: i~d~~:if.'53~~·1~: ~::: ~:~1 11))2 u• •UL UTlll •11 ··-....UH-·-. • •• ,.. ..... So. Cout Ptua. No peta. Ba. & 1000. Fenoed yWd 643-6478 i...,. p-1 10~) Fabulous bay & mountain view. 1 Bdrm, 1 &. •-,.... 1 --• _ 1 • '675/mo. lnlo 549-0479 & garage. Kida & pet• ---------SUWlll M.-v •• ,. 1oe1 condo co-op. Lowest priced t$29SOOO --•-141-ll ..-..--welcome. 963-0755 2Br, t'Ai ba,21tory,1mal1 111 ... _. -n 11~0.96 • • • 1111 -• 1972 Betullful VHla W•t 3 Br 2 Ba LOfenzo, den, Agent no fee. y<J. $450/mo + MC dep 1 YILUIE s.n ,,.,,...,.... • IPYIUIS llUITY Horne 20x60' oomw lot. gardener, no peta. 19SO. ' See 1032 W Wiison. apt C • S..n J""" C.pi>tnnu IOTt llJllH PUii UYflHT mtl llL UI Highly UP9faoed 2Br 2be. Sierra MQmt &41· 1324 taUI lptl HSI for man~ ,N_ 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury s.n .. ,..,.. ::: --~ harming 3 Bdrm 2 Ba a S..Ut. S bdrm home In large llvlng/dlnlnglkltctl -I apts In 14 plan1. 1 Bdrm SNJ S-·h •OM Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 br, ' U11 up; 2 hr, lhOrt walk from city ten-Spyglau. '530.000. Can Light lnterk>f Beat $460/mo. yerd, garage, 2ba condo. lg 2 Br 1'h ea atudlo patio from 1575. 2 Bdrm from t-:..~ 1.,.. 2 badn. 2 boat spaces. Reduced-$1,500,000. nl1 and huge j)Mk. New move In wlmlnlmum dn :ea. 1 • C newcatpet,c6oeetoper11. garlopnr,lrplc.$650/mo, garagenopeta.S5751mo 1690 TownhouM from """" iot0 paint,,,..,,_ roof, VfKY pymt. Wiii carry note s~/~ ~;:,~e edu~i 922'h Center 975-9797, &42·8848 548-4291 or &45-9857 $735. + pool•, t11Mla. w .. .,...,.,.., :\': _.11 .. IU ~IOUIFlllT large detached bonu1 favorable way. lmmed. welCome. "'"I 540-5937 T1l.... M2· 1MI Lrg 2 Br, 2'h ba. twnhM. 2 Br t Ba S590. gar. lrg water11M1. pond1. Gaa for Moo.i. H-Ill) r"S .. room and RV llO<age all escrow. 83'4·1157 OetllM ......, ~ a. 2"• Condo •7,.,. $600 cooking & heating paid. =-.,.. Ocean & jetty views. · . room, 4 bdrm, 3 add up 10 tine llvl~ at a Vai Ull • ... ""' • ""• ~-=-5Tt.4f~:,.9· · patio, no peta. lndry From San ~ Frwy a-n ""'-11 : :~ bath, 3700 aq. ft. 4 car parking. $1,385,000. VflfY tow price only T1nl LIT. .. ... /! b ws•c'•,,=pd. 1 Pblkoolfrl'~ NEW OCEAN VU CONDO 5~-~~~=~ 642-4905 drive North on BMcn to -.,_ Prot>•t rioc $128,900. 751·3191 ~ON del Mar. · · ,_, McFadden and weat on g;:,'ie, :~ flll••-1 ••-llUTIP !prz.lECT Llvelnone-renttheother. 2 blkl bch. 2·1 bd. 1 be etc. 213169 ·5064 & 2 maater aultea, micro-2 Br 1ba $675yrly Avl aee McFadden to SEAWIND C<J<>UcJnyn'""" 12n ..... llUUIVn ..,..;; Your cholce:2bdrm. Iba hou1e1. Pool and 2t3/6"-t884 waveoven,frplc,nopete. Sat 1:00-3:00 only v I L L A G E . °"""'""' Uno.. 130l New 4 br, 4 ~ ba, custom French Normandy PROPERTIES or 3 bdrm. 2 bath. ldMI Jacuzzi.Call Mon·Frl aner 1615 Cute Cape Cod Ealde $900/mo. Call Tim at 311'-'·38th St: upper apt. (714)693·5 t98. u ........ 10 t..Mo..d 111. "'·tate l .2 p~"""..,....... hilltop. Now •995,000. Eaattl<Je location. 6:30,0fwtloda.675-5044 2br, 2ba, ,_ q>ta/drpa 752-7383. Mon-Fri 9.5 =--...,.~=-::,....--:--:-----------1 l'Tv , 13~ .,.. • u ..... --"'' • 75 786-5680 evestwtlod• Eaatalde 2 Br, t ba, gar, Studio apt, 1tove & frig. 1::i-=;,.1 ~ 1J1: • la-1 Prtt l3H wd llra. lncd yd, uaed • Ir pie. beam c•ll. crpt1/drp1. Water & gu t..1 .. turS.lfo 1•0C .,_ br1Cll. gat, gdnr. 2219-A •l i Vi~ •u 7 Mo1>11d1..,,... Pariu 1•l) OllllUll OIJS llJflllT ll llllTI Pleoentla. &45-25&8 U ta _. .,.. 16t5-S625, + lat, lut & pal<!. S395/mo. 960-1170 .11<1un .. •n o.-r1 1oc Co d ,_, __ .. bayf , 8 • ....,._ AOQe§ R RENT sec 1225· 2 persona. no Walk to beach Bach. 0.,.,K,.co I)()\• ron.a o .......,,.. cuat. ront ~ot. 5 ....,.t Prime Npt Be-. rental Eaataide5RmtlouMaet MlaalonVlejoS&4 8edrm peta.850-1798 5400 111 utlla lncld. Uu• nt Ct>Un•> ' im deck. P~,?yajl. No\\'.._~0.000 w /trade. property located near In tr ..... I/yd kid• peta $6004850 Garagea and 2 Br, 1 ba. upstairs 536-4637 Uu1 "' 5,..,~ :~~ Oover/Weatclltf behind gar 1625 other• avail fenced yard• l(lda & 1>41t1 1450/mo. 545_..5211 or, ________ _ l::';.,~.';:.; . ueo ••110WIUI 1•MR t o-t•<>"' .,., ,.,.,, """'" West cl I fl ahopplng 539-6190 BEST Alty IM OK. Agt.. No l•e. 213-598-1219 Wllll&ll IPTI R E. btnanp 1900 Near new 4 bdrm. 4 bath, lake view. 3500 !Ill· Olllll ... II Im •• 1144 Terms avall. Courtesy 10 E= ,:er:.~ tsJ,:· 883--075 $425. ' Br. refr~. no pell, sr:;:;ou~~.! : ::~~= Tlnw~ 1* 1111 9195 I center. $1.600,000. 5 R £ won...s --__ 1e" ft. '440,000~ ~i)l trade for a local i perty. . l•H.000 ll~llFICEIT ~~~6 Ca I I own• r No pe11: 161.3899 • ltwttrt lffc• Hit P6;~o77~~4-C ames SI. pool . & spa. large r.C RENTALS I ~ Ill i Beet buy available In • 2br'.rba duplex WIO • r oom new I y re · 11~ runu•llfd 1100 ·~ 111 ··~ ~~ • a I~·· ocean view prope<tlesll 2 jW•ldof1 Model In Turt!9 4-plex on Lynn SI. HB. 5 E.alde. clMn. quiet & coey frpk:. huge patio. Step• t~ $650/mo. 2 Br "288. <Jecorated. beaullfully 11..-.Unt.........i..d 220CI • W _ maater soltM plus loe Rock Vi11a. 4 Bdrm, 2~ yrs new. S3tOK . 2br. gar, yard, llhared bch.54QeNeptune.1900. Townhouu, pool. l/r. landscaped, eecurlty 11 ....... r urru•hfod .... • • • , , farnlly room. Room for ba. TOP CONDITION. Ownr/bkr 963-2422 pool '650 mo, no peta. 962·4 t83, (213)379-5015 covered parking. gatee. Sorry no pell. lint um'™<! ~ •, expansion with pool sized Cerit AIC. decorated In mgr 2453-B Orange Ave. 288 E 16th St 848-8591 \"<'°"" rum ...... courtyard. Private beact1 earthlonee. Baclll to 38' 2'A Ba condo, pool. · · 1::---"'=",_--=--.== ~=~ '""' m~ • _ ca11 tor your viewing gorgeou1 greenb•ll. tor• qr~: ~~e:_~A':,;,m, 835 AmlOOI •9, $895. Tll le-' U2-1IOI L•t!.•• IJl!tl 2752 Town-Uni "" appl today. $288.500. • lllTS den. 1tove, frig . No Peta. 213-54 !-«ecl $700 3 Br 2 Ba alngle gar. 1 idrm condo. Comm ~:~:: ~ = [® Ddebout llPLO "4-•0 tCdJ Super eightplex, eech with New paint, carpet. <Jrapea. 4 Br 2 Ba Newport laland. no pet1. 186 E 21st. pool. Close to bus. Ap;orlnWnlA"""""""' 2600 Beaullfully redecorated ~ 'fi i so r I 3 Bdrm, 2'h ba. <louble All utllltlee pd. $450/mo. 2 car gar 25· do<*. yrly. 546-6985. 631·8 117 ahope. S500 492~700 ~~ .. ~"in1 ~ BoyR,..,...J&EBseochtote ~o;'~~s-~~ t!~::~ tnOT•-•• -rl ealty • ~~~::c't1n'::.; •4 wlll be open Sunday 4022Channel.11395 CLEANt5 yu old 3 Bdrm l~rt hack 27 t :::::".,&onJ = ~ EACH unit. Areplac.a, __,. 12¥.%. Super lnveel· HHIW.a 141-l1H l.1.a..etJ lll-1M2 ~~~'o :::Ag~':la.~5 tltlfm. 1 bath Avallable .. .,... ... M-lo 2904 ......... YIEW seperategaragea .. Dtlu.lle RTEWllll YllW l mflfl'( aaklng $725.000. Lux Condo. 2 Br. 2\o\ ba. mOITIYl-.Lt now $650/mo, ~arty c._,....,_ ~ "" throughout. $395.000 Walk to bMch from this 786-1172 CALL BILL COTE trplc,a/c.pvtyd,dblat· w•-T1W11 Coz:y 2 Br 1 Ba.Water.gaa 673-3355 s..mm...1t.nt&1t "°' llllES owner will conllder an epacloua custom-bull! ttctigar S900.'943-2289 -• atove & DIW lnci. No 1,,_,..,,...-...,---,-,......,..,.,-:-v .... ,_ 1t.n..... 2907 home located on a large. home on baylront or Dool $490-SS tO + dep btk to beeeh, 1 blk to ·1t.n1&1o '° Sl\An =The popular .. Car mel" exchange, wooded lot. Special tea-.4 NEAR OCC, bMUt Meea nearby. prefer 3 Br. 2 Ba, 548-8752 10·8PM · bay. t bdrm. prkg. $450 ~= ,:~, an model. Three bedroome. tures Include an eicerciae 3880 •• ,....._.~ "'-~-del Mar 5 Br, 3 ba. 2 1try. dbl g•r. Reapol\llble. No ' mo. Jan. t 650-2493 o u""JWnlAlt 1914 Spacious patio. Luicur-room. spa. a fantastic ... ..,.,....,..,.,,.,"' $1200/mo.851·9020 c hildren, no pell. OeluxE/lldeTwnhM;28'. 3 B 2 a-,_ 1t.n1&1o it1e lant garden. Property In view Iott. and a contem-Irvine 851-0400 759-0937 t'lt ba. lodry. 8:r 2543 2 Br. t 'lt ba. Also r, c-vn1 R.nlAlt 2911 top condition V-· -porary Isla--' '"ltchen'. 1 _ .. L 1 New, luxury 3 Bdrm 2'Ai ba ' Or-•.a50 2 ,,..70 t>a. lrple Both have, w/d 1nc1 ... 1 Roni.lo mo . ~ v-.. ""' " .... ~ IC• condo. E'alde C.M. Large Have 23 rental1 avail. Peta -.. -. .., . """ hllup, crptal drp1. gar ~'::~,.11 = the 'i3"i-tioo·500 St,375,000. Call Carol .... lllSTllll yd. Jae. $1050. 851-6226 OK. From $800-$2500 Eutllde 1 Br amall but 642-4387. . • Pangburn. Shall be llst--' ahortly -...... -a N SC Pt 3 ... 2 Ba Call 760-8702. agt. cozy with lots of natural C I ..., "'"--•• --r au -• · wood. $395. 851-9523 2 Br, 2 Be on<lo. gol ANIOJNCOllHlS ~ ........ Looi & '"""" P•nonal> ~1 9rl"'l<ft S.t>Mb 41 ln11.tUCUon Trat.ifl 3002 tliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.1 .......... .. ~ 10U1nln •1 ''"THE :io1s Dramatic and exciting UlllE FAllLY J011 resldenoe with large open rooms, tight oalc. teak & Just reduoed to a low BUSKSS a, Texaa shell atone. 4 total $137.9001 A spaclou1 2 FINANCIAL bedrooms with muter story, 4 Bdrm. 2'Ai bath e....u-t"" s.i.-4012 aulle for ttle romantic. home With formal dining ·a.--()pp>nlu\1-4014 Wonderful VIEWS of & separate famlly room. eu...-Wanl<d 4016 ocean. aand and surf. Great Co11a M... lo- •1nwotmrn1 Oppan1>tu-4011 $895,000, 631· 1400 cation In exoellent neigh· lnVfttmrnt Wanwd •ot2 -bortlood. Hurry on thll ==~ :..= :gi:i: "ATrRFf<l>~T one, 646-7t7t Monc ..... TD • 4021 I HOMl~ ·-· REAL ESTATE fMPlOYMENT 111-1400 H .. lp Wa1nf'd •Jotio Wanl<d :1:• 1-Llt-tle_M_lea_M_uflet __ aa_t_on_e THE REAL ESTAT&:RS Tuflet. along c ame I .... limn Ge: 75Q-Ql00 OceanfrOfll hm. Walk to 40 unit apt. complex formal din. good cond. Wll/"'111 coorae view & prvt dbl town. A-2 101. $700,000, wlland & permit• to bulld $995/mo. 545-4731 2 airy 4BR 3ba family rm E.alde, clean. quiet. coay gar St2251mo. Macnab -------. . . I " • ' S525K aasum. owner will addltlonal 35 unltl for a RENT TILL YOUASI home. Gate· guarded 2br hOUM. gar, yar<J, lrvlne Realty/Martha fin S45K. Call Farrell total of 75 Unltt. Near Gigantic 4 t 2 large mod· community. Tennis. pool, ehare pool $6SO mo., no Macnab 644.-6200 714-.973· t 191, 494-8709 Soot~ Coast Plaza. Ap. ern kitchen breakfaat jacu;aJ. 1349,500 w/5% pets. mgr 2453-B Orange - WITEllFllOIT SllSET YIEWSI l!!!)trt ltack tilt ~1" M:!. 1';'rin~ltyon~ nook profeaalonal decor dn or St800tmo (6 to t2 Frpl pool prvt patio ACfON from Lido Marina. 1-;-;:;;iiiiii==iiiiiiiim ne!,8call 644-7424Bkr bbq patio aolar heeled moa IN/opt.) dlhwthr X·lg 2 Br on 3 Br 2 Ba. lrpl. newly <Jee. II ---~--_,..,,..,...,.· pool&apamuchmor•EZ lllEUlllLn EutsldeS810557·284t orated.$895. t-998-5868 Beaullf\lt lakefronl condo azn.-Lttl fer .... t4i6 terms S37-5027 11• 2111 *-·-·-with over·the-lak• wood w••-.. $576 + S50 aecurlty IM r ...--• • deck Beet Woodbridge _ ... _, Baell Bay l?t, by ownr. · 675-3311 Eve/Wknda. 1 Br, lrg rm1. crptll drpa. location. Profeaalonally At the pier. a rare 3BR 2ba 7.000 aq n. $60,000 cash. W"talde SEE THIS ONEI LIDO ISLAND 4 brl3ba nr range. No 1>411a. $385. decoraled28drm,2bath Rendezvou1 con-821-7103or646-483t 2Br1Baencladgar.wl d beach avallJan $1800 Agt73 t-68291&42-73t2 with tormal dining. Thia domlnlum on the alt• of ·--L r room. CtP1• drapea patio 107 v ia Koron 673-5368 .• .• home Is Immaculate! Ille tabled ballroom. On _.c.n, 11111 no pet•. $5SOtmo t eec · LIKE BRAND NEW Prkled at only $265 0001 the boardwalk. stepa to Crfttl U H 548-5442, 770-5e29 NEWPORT CREST Sparkling 1 Bdrm trom 646-7171 • the aaod wtth panoramic A!!l!'.!!!J •sok t ....,.k 10 ..::: p::L •••a 4 Br. 2'h ea. lam rm. din $445, 2 Bdrm lrom 1555. THE REAL ESTATli:RS ~ view. Easy beeCti ._,.,._, • do••• • --... t ..._ rm pool tennis & Jae Ut111 pd. pool. garage, no alk t the n-. fleet acre avoca o grove, · · · ...,11 "' o ~, • RanchOCalVulotxlntta.x **Beach HouH nr 11175/mo.875-5788 ,..... 9 50 Pavlllon and ferry. Hatbof38'2Bablt-lna 30t Avocado.642·8 Balboa a11r1 beet. shetter 10%1nt.557-3288 S7So 4K-s05e • Nwpt C<•t 3 bdrm, newly 2•1WWiison631-0980 "'-1211 I.I.•-L liii gar, · dee:: Ille. 1121rror1 & crpt. -------,..--=- Spadous single. one & two bedroom apts. 1pl<Jer and r .. d In the Dally Piiot Claealfled knocks often wnen you ...... aectlon a.bout Miu Mui-~:,,r~l!~!':.~d~a~I~ Ptaia1al1 1M7 a&C•.,. 3 Br, 2 ba condo .• Pt $1200/mo. 631-1735 Lrg 2 Br, t ba W/lkJe. Ow. 2 aty. 2 br."Ybi BlQ a;; Niguel. Pool. 1enn1a. Ind lndry rm Av•ll 111184. cabin & edl lol nr GOIO w/d ,.... Sn5 492-6700 Overlook• Newport 3 Br S5251mo. 645-8&25 FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED. All UTllffiES PAID. HEALTH KRCHA.c>ISE Anl.M.lu.n Apph_... ""' l>onJ Blda Mawn.1' -. Camrna. At [.q\.U~ • C-<><nputrn rr..,.. w YtM.J fumn"'rt (.,•n•.l f' Sa~ 11, ..... h<lld Oood> }fl'w~lty M.tiChlnt-,.,. Mi....-11•......,... M1.-W1nk'd MUMC31 I"""""""'" Olla f'tm•llU,,. & £ciutpm••1t1 P••noo & Or1an1 Spo<1Jn1 Cwd> TV llaclt0 S\l'nO BOATS l't\aNN Ref>I i;..,...ni f'<>WH S.•1 s,,. ..... s~. ,.,.,,,.. tq~µ M•1nt .5forv•r ShPl Ill Ooru 5, ........ Svpgl...., LN1Nfuelf\ s..1.,....,.0. TRA~TATIOH /\1n-r•h 8"w'" l •rnP""'" M11t"lf' &"'"' 'M°"""'y<ln S<<>CMA Muu"'~ In°• Tntll-n Tuwl rr1ul•n u,,,,,, AUTOMOTIV( Auw Vutnt1 AuV> S-f"VW'K' p.,"' A\.lka W.an\f'd. Spar1a R..~ Rw. • w......,, Ortv ... TNl'k• """' Anhqu.., (1•w.•., AUTOS M'ORTED 1111• fll'omroo Al>dt A~un BMW Crlt.om 0. .... n """"" .. " '""•" "-' H-a. ....... J""'6' ~ '--""'"' ~-~ .. M&adoo .._.u .,.....-..,...,, M•--• MO ~ .......... ~ ....,_ ~·· """'~ ~ ... ......,_, 6010 6011 601? 6014 ""'" 601b 60l2 602$ 6100 821l 9211 921& 8218 612Q 8224 em 8%U 0230 6U2 1010 701l 701l 7014 101• 7011 70l0 7011 7024 Tine TO'ZI IOIO 8012 8014 IOIC IOll 8020 eon ll021 llOM tl0) 9101 "°' 9112 t ll4 '"' "" 9121 tlU "" tin tl:lt tl>I tllJ tlU t1i1 tl41 tlU .. ., ... , .... .. ,. tlU tits ttn tlH •1•1 tlll 1111$ ..., .... tl71 tlll tllJ . .,, ::··,~~:t. ~ ~~ react1 t11e OrWlge eout oPeN AOOse 1 t"lPb martiet. Wed· Fri-Sat-Sun. ' • 2"" · "'V· 2 Ba all r..cty to rent ~ Mine Mii llfta val .• 1 .,... f tal-1695 S3M190 BEST tee Lrg 3 Br 2 Ba upper, t -:---;--tor equal equity In O.C. taa -enclld garage, M ... del units. (213)337-3910 Vall~ 2234 W11tala1ttr 2Bi aree $585/mo. No peta. CLUBS. TENNIS SWIMMING, plus much more' Sorry. no pets. Models optn dally 9 to 6 your tu ff et and Iota of Phone fS.42.se7a 2109 E. Balboa Bl. other thlnw1 through --------LL Wut.. HIS 36d S:conJO. co:;;;;a JJOthln tanc:y 6U1 ct1eep 151.9905 1v mag Dally Piiot Claulfled 1~~~~~~~~~ Lg lam home. bay vu, A<ll. Call 642·5e78 1• $575,000. Sellllrade, dn. E·Z terms. OWC. PP. (714)644· 16421675-3772 lH llUW Ulln PriVate family wanll to buy flfdoMcl patio & garage. RENTI 2 Br abode 1375 .... 111 IPTI. Foreclosure, 48r, ocean _ 3 bd home In Npl 1625/mo. 983-M05 al 539-6190 BEST fee BacM!ori, 1 Br. s Lotta Think about it! Salespeople Needed! Get ready for a booming 1984! Unique Homes has administrative support: liberal commission splits: sales momentum: perfect location and a sound reputation. Now you can join them. December is the perfect time for a change: partici· pate in community wide Christmas pro m o t io n ; our "Blue Book''/calculator training seminars anJ the '84 sales kick-off breakfast at the Balboa Bay Club. Phone Ji.rn Wood. 615-6000 for a confidential interview . • :~;,a;.µ~t"" r r r r r r I' : I r.:c::,'. 111r1" •0 I I I I I I I J ••~....,. ............ ma ~=is~~;~w~ Height•. To s 160:000. No I nt. aw• U4i ~ r.w k .. S39S-$5e5 645-«' 1 last at $379.900. Call tgtl pleaae. &42 7623 2 Bdrm l\M wtgarage. ~tatl I NEWLY DECORATED Patrick Tenore. agt ..... f araid.. Downtown H.B. Lge yard, ...... 2 Br wlgar crdle waler OHHlllLllOlftl 1so-a102.631-12ee lreat tor 1am111" Id • 1111 paid. 836-4120 t-5PM 2 Two bdrm unite duplex In B B fl by ~;i,..; ltuk lllt 575/mo. Agt 536--334 .1' ~ 1567"A"'Orange $525 Corona det Mar dplll. Is act< ay xer upper. 3 ... 2 Ba 2 Cat """ '91\C BAYFRONT Small Sludlo PALM MESA APTS ownr. 3 Br. 2 b a. • f A. ne.r beactl, "' • -· · utlla pd. Quiet. empl. agl. · deflnllely the bfft buy In $132,000, small dn. $650 untll end of June. yrd. DIW, VflfY c:IHn, $4SO/mo yf1y 673_3600 t Br. $460/mo. Office hra CdM. Unite In good cond. 621·7103 or 648-4831 650-2510 cul-0.uc, Magnolla & · 9-'4. 1561 M ... Dr. Santa & owner la very anxloue t-=='"'=...,,..,...,,.=~~~ Gartleld, (avail. 1114184). A n a H e I g h t • . to aetl. $269,500 BEST BUY $5000 DOWN LINDA ISLE WATER-USO/mo, "3·57'N Cetta.... •M 7141546-9860. .... I ••atn 3BR Eaatblutf Condo FRONT: Furn. 6Br16500 cm• 1• IUllo $155,000. (213) 541-4480 or 4 Br $4500. 673-1464 Downtown 3 Br 2ba ... Santa Ana Hgtl. 1 Br $500 lll-U 11 --duplell. 2'Ai bike to bch, 2 ALL UTILS ID 2 Br 2 Ba $600, No pet1 rH• ••t •ar l Oakwood G•rckn A~rtJMnts Newport BU<h So. 1700 16th Street (at Dover) 642-SUl Newport BeM:h No. 880 Irvine Avenue (at 16th) 645-1104 675-33 11 Evea/Wknd• Ill IAIYll·IY .... IHHt hfanhlle4 carport. Water paid. Compare befOfe you rent. 545-4855 t 1% fixed rate. 30 yra. Gtatral 2282 S725tmo. &42-6203 Cuetom dellgn fMturea. S-p-acJou-.-1-2-B_r _+_la_m_r_m_ .~~-~-~~~~~l!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!~ •aa•a •rm-M1on~.w1~ ~:11 GC BXYFRONT CONDO: s;: Execl1yle.4Br.21-'ba.llv, pool.bt>q.cov"rdgarage, pa11o&m0fe.Adu1t1pre1: ltftl/WI--~ • '15"' v -· ue ara. curlty bid pool Im· din & lam rma, gdnr. eurrounded with plullh Refs. 945. 1693 .,_..,. 200 Blk. 40' lot, 3Br +den. Open Wkoda. 640-t538 maculate ~.bay· VUS 11100/mo. Rera. LH land~ng. No pe11,.51,.. LUX. CONDO 2 Br. 1 Ba, nu cplldrapea, 3ba, yar<J. compl ref\lrb. R•-•tn oot 968-9250 eecn Furn ~ bit-Ina. pool. carport, no $449.900 217 Jasmine _.,_ 11250 · 1 Bdrm ~m $580 Walk to SC Plaza pet1. 1675. 1700 Bed· Open Sa!ISun 1-5 If.... COM FRONT ROW with HOMES FOR RENT 385 W. wu.00. 642-1971 Frple. ale. security, WIO, fOfd. 645-U48. Ownrtagt 873-555 t Sharp 4 br, 2'h ba, 2 lrplca. ocean & bay vtewa. Latge Huntington BMctl 3 & 4 pvt club w1tennl1 eta. L= 2 Br 2 Ba. 2 gar. • .... I crpts, drapea. VIEW. ept. home In gated oommunl· Bdrm•. 1850-UOO. u.ea pool1.111e. MUnaa. gym. 141 Walk 10 actlools & 111op-tr. Available tumtehed Fenced yatda & garagea. aut. ltac• --t Br. atudlo, $600/mo. :fa. Serio.~:,_~:! 4 Br. 2 ba wtattacti gar on ping. Priced right at '3000/mo Kid• & pet• welcome. ;&&1mo e:e;; 18r i 675-4063 60 x 120 corner lot at 9 1 t $249.000. Terma. Wlterfnat ..... IH 863--0755. Agent, no'-· untum. J.C. 18992 Florida ..,s""r""u"'"N"'"N""'ING..,.,,.....,..lr-g-t,..-:,B-r.-g-.,-. ~~~.tcaTi ~~:;'e or ~::;-o •. :. U1· 14M Nr t>eecti 1g 2 8r 4 lam 842-2834 Of 842-3172 den apt. s..2s. poo1 & rec --t Br,yny,$550 .~25wt~11tncd1..,. ydESbttT~ Yllll OWi ar ... 11ow. 18th. St. llllLm STUUJ llllll'I rmm 2 Br wlfrpl. ' blk to bch -S3h ... .tu: ... PllOLlfF YllW Newport Creal model Pel'· An lncredfbfe expanded & S650 Private hcMIM with pool 4 COllTllJ Lrg 1 Br w/loft, encl gar, lect 3 Br 2'A Ba con<Jo customized Jodelle. with Exec condo. Npt Creal, latge Bdrma 2'h Bath deck wtwet bar. lormal dining a cllmate controlled wine Imm«:. 3Brt1200 gourmet kitchen formal EST A TE l:,;.~"lrp':.' ffso. No rm & lrplc. Nettled In oellar. Thie 3 Br home l•aer I W1ettf <Sining cuatom decor pell. 2151 Pacific. quiet locatlon near pool & featur• Fr. d~. cu... 1_. 1111ge Nvlng room u1111 BMutlful& park Ilk• 631•8107• 855-0665 tenn11.0wnermu11move tom oak cabinetry, 1&-•1ULn paidMIOO'aS37·5027 wlthterracedpool. now. Price reduced trom attlnecl glaaa wlndOWI -+ S50 MCUtfty 1M •Privete Patloa VIEW OF OCEAN S 179 900 to S 149 900 • .... 1••11 •II •eov..c:t Patloe Br. 2'/t Ba Twnh1, mlero, wtter'ma. Won'llaat. Prln. an<J • epecttcultr ---•• --Stytllfl yet affordable •SptclooeA$>11 traah comp. frplc, e«y only Call Patrick TenOfe ocean / bay v I e w ' 11•/llM 111 3-4 8r 2 a. wt gar a more •Dining Aree llght1. 1795. &42·7803 760 .8702 A t $795,000 Incl. land. a nat '638 move todey •Walk·ln-c1o .. 11 • · g Maureen White/Ed WESTCLIFFSbr,den,w/d, S3Mt90 BEST RltylM •Home-lllcekltchen1 ...... ~.,. .. .' •-11111 AAA Eecano. 644-6200 refrlg., ~erclener 11100 __ _ _ _ ~ u Col._,_ -P .. 5· 1 d ,._, mo. refer a req. 675-3008 1--'-e -•.e 1 blocll toF!!!:"ngton & • _ _.. " cu e sac .. ITill ._.. • ~,-e .. uutully landacapec:t br. 2 ba. Poot. apa. oPen 110 3 rm: li'7A1266. UTILITIES FREE garden •Pl•. Pool 6 apa. VERSAILLES CONDOS $700 to It 100 Agent 631 4960 PlRI llEWNRT lPlRTIHm IN NEWPORT BEACH Slnglee t & 2 Bdrm Ac>en· ment1 & TownhouHa from seeo. (Aak abOUt lurnlahed apt1. complete with TV, llnena & utenllla, may be rented for ahor1 term or l<>nQer. No ieue req'd), On Jamboree Rd. at San Joequln Hiiia Rd. 144-1100 dally 12·5. &45·3862 PtaialUI Ult ..mfil. P•tloaldeck1. No peta. ~ -~ 1 Bdrm Fum 1685 Bach "4SO Penln 111ra lrg 28', endedl. 3 Bf 2 k f1§ E. Balboe IOr I adlm From Jet& t Bdrm. $515 new ~ta/~ &_pJ!l'lt. For Id •ctl0f1' -----=-.,.-.,--B I . S 1 3 5 0 I m O · } LA QUINTA HERMOSA 131 E. 16th. 648-9816 Yrty IM, 1150. 552-0853 n n LUll/IPTlll t-879-5991 Glty W•t of BMctl. 3 b1111 161E.19th. &42--0858 Specloua2Br 2Ba.ger nr C I 2-atry 48r 3ba. lam rm. OcMntront 2br tbe ........ eouttl of Edlngef. H o a s 7 3 9 / • a a home. get• guarded $700 Ind 111•. 1~ 786-1172 Ml-"41 WllTll 4:t15e3 mo. Dal Pio comm. 'renn11. pool, MC dee> c.n be Met! I ... W y t ~~·,::,~(6~~5;; Frli Stt ··-4 510 E. ..et ..... e t Nft 3 8r 1"' ire. patio. ~ ~ "!..:: AD utfnD moe IM Qpt.) OcMnlront. Balboe T1f"'6ap;a""q . l>M Otw, btt"""-l<ld• Ot<. no &4i4357 •thJUft .......... n Iii==: Lt u::: --prptty on bey to pet1, lmmed. oc:cupency, _...._ ____ _ ----- ---IMne ~-=el:': 0yrty 1525 1675/mo. 980 Cent• St. S!efle to bMch: 2 Br tba. 642-5678 111-2111 Rencwated f i&1Ti ..,.. Br __ ... __ ...._.. r·--e · 2-MM · For appt &4~ Br1gl'lt a ttky. M75tmo 675-331 t Ev1W11nde tge lc"cl\, ger, ofl PCH 2 ,_ ""'· ,..,.,_ .,.,,. yrty. tee-t2t3 ======~·~;i.~1~1Ftanill~~~·100·15»41901Ear ... :=:·,,t:; M2.1':';"'· a,.rm.11,0at. luL ... ~ l'HI LaCllMatt Hfl If••• ...... ......... , ' Vacant In Npt Hatt. 534 ctita ... IDi s '°"" 1 be. wOOCitlridit liJiii 1 v':{:" :m to fl\,:! 2 Ir. f L. nr GUI I m . Alleo . S Uf,000. I -A1I Cofl<IO. MOO/mo. A¥911 Ptaluala l11'1 6H-'3" pool l•undry tee. &42·7404. Aon Lowe Xt t_ llllty 1mmec1. Aeent &4M513 2 bf t"' be twMM· 1tcw. s.475/mo. 498-t2n ~1p;;;j k::::·~. HOMEF°" MNT 2 8' •t 113'-' 291"· c1,Y.,. relfto, poOe, Jtc: 2 Br. ctoM to beMt11475. ....., TllUll ,... ber ouetom decor IMM 3 Bdrm. SIH. Gtr-I 7 O O I mo . y r I y • $500/mo. Avtll. Jan. t, 223 La Ptlonle. CeM tor Perf9ct tor""" t1fN buyer. fnod tor pet9 ---& • lincl l9rl09d ywd. 213~ "3·7&70 bet. 10 & 7 appt. t37·1t11 2 etOfY condo. '9Cently 111111PAID.13f-60a7 Kld9 lincl peta Ot<. AQt. no CqhtrlM •-· 28' 1.. twnllM .... ..... Ali returbllh«t. 3 + $50 MCUf1ty fw. fw,. MM7&&. .... 1111 -t • _. • .,.. ::,. t:,';:&oo~"'""'""Y .. HOUit """'_.. 2 •Pod"'" 4 m =· c 1 s. 1 ~t:,.~·.::r;. C: "= ~.,:.: ·L.811u&.n CNmdell_:.lt!Odllltdt ""':.\:l~:r -. duplell. 2 c. ger • .,.. rw Hunt. Hrbor. Mn/mo 211-4$t..eMO 111-1• . ~--~-+'WI\ 1780/lftO. 4tw311 tl25, 94t-0198 .:----·---:::::::= ~~~~~~~ ~ ::.J ~:r.e .&:; M ii'! •= '° beeOI\ I Ir. 2 ... IP-i~~~!!!'"l!ft~ 1: 1111•-:::::;:-• _.__ _,. __,. _ atow. dltlwltlt, deck, .. - I .,. • .... --.--••111-........... 1 kl'IOClllCI on.:.-:: '°" TOUIY ...... 3 + liCinii lllO/lftO._~tt. now. 0-· -mv. __. _, 1.... i.-,..,...,,... .. ~ ·~ .. -... ..... --;;c;::;:~-11~,,..;w.i,...~ii1n:t .. ~ ...... iiJtori! 1111 ..... lw ,.lt01 Otwfftect Me t.o t.ofM ~ llltoMfl I er, den, trol • .._.to '°' Ol•aWaf 1¥1 ...,........._ .._ Call .. _ ,....__..,._,,.. --~ ,.~ --.___. ...--~ StJOOlmo. AV911 AOTIONc.l e .....,,._ .... ,. ...--.,....._ .... _, _.,..... • ·-· ,.,. --.-._ ........... ._,... --~.., "°" Mt-Im 640-1111 .... tlOOlll bdrmwlttl-~. Now "*"-'-_...., ... --.... . 11 the time to .. & buyf ,,_ Ml-tl'11 ,.__, .,... ...... §M IM UR* oUDili: == 80. COUNT'lll MAL 1V ONl Y ITn • -_,,. llM too .. a '*· <lhrla. ...... 11 ~ tty._ A1~1 llt-1044 Of t71-U48 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Oeoember 16, 1983 C7 • la1iaH1 Ltat a Fea.. 30M 1111 Wu... SIOI lelt Waat.. SlOG 1111 Wu... Siii 1111 Wut.. 1111 lilt Wu ... .... HOROSCOPE le•t1l1 2911 Dellvety Oflver. Recent ex· PHTt1••-11S Loll male Ing hatred HOTEL perfenoe. Clean driving LOAN PROCESSO~ went· .._... Retired Couple manege 21 Newport Nr poll otflc;e Chihuahua (Snltttes). vie IALIU l&Y Olll record. Ludlng Hard· ed tor So Org Co Mor1· tor profit & exposure. unite In Co111 Me11. BY SIDNEY OMARA App, 18~sqnstoreor MecAr1hur & Sen Joe· ware Co. M/F EOE gage Brok•. Min 3 yr ChrlsllanThoma1Gallery 855--0665or631-8107 1332 sq ti, 646-2947 quln Hiiis Rd. REWARD. Frelt .... Olert s,49•9671 exper req. H-.d up own 650·23 t7 s44.Hl24 or 863~56 1 tiOlel gUMt reglatratlon. dept. Salary open. -w Ct-lfrill full time Including wlmda. Dellvery peraon wanted tor 115 1-8277 r•• • • ltatah 2911 P1raeul1 S012 CRT exp. preferred. Co... M... comp1ny. •-M"'"an-9Q9'--. -.-xct_u_sl-:-v-e-re...,.te"""'"'n n;:'!,~~~~~;:!Y: d!;~~ F riday, December 16 1560 Newpor1 Blvd. CM. CIRCUS Of ~f:~.:~::1~: good ~"n ~Z'~?i.~~~t have Shop In S.C. Plaza. Call Garden Gro:a 891·8373 ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Clash of ideas could spark -400 sq n. S3751mo. 1 Dem 1 t for eppt. 640•2265 Plants w/lnt ll~ee plant discovery which leads uJtimately to profit.able enterprise. Take Agent S..l-5032 MASSAGE Pleue cell for an appt. ons re ore Mechanic/Maintenance serv Rellable maJnt P¥· · · h d f ts L has. N 1 Blvd c M Only 75 btwn 9-5PM, Mon·Frl el Fii .Ill FIT position working on 40 son. Plant ex.,_ req. notes, expenment Wit concepts an onna . unar emp lS P . . . c. 719 NO HARBOR BLVD. 645-5000 ext 52 t Are you edventurous. ti dsl sport tllhef & v1r1. Own 1ram1 751.'22'1 t on personal possessions. money and recovery of lost objects. ~ office/retail. AIC. FULLERTON need money. and love to oua foreign cars. Send •----·--~--v· la k ) 780 IQ n. 645•11628 ll0-l 1H Belutlclan •anted. PIT or travel? A California Mfg letter wlexper & rets. PllllU.U/ Salllng lnatructor, PIT FleK. hrs. Job refs a mull. Teaching exper. pref. College degree req'd. Boal h•ndllng ablllty to 50'. 675-9060 Sales * * * WUTEl:PllS 1rgo p )'S ey roe. R t ,.... newly l t&Y A Wiii FIT. Good Pay. New c 0 5183 G St Chino 91710 TAURUS (April 20·May 20): Emphasis on individuality, :od:itd home w~~ ATIRACTIVE Se1on.Np18ctl.675-2787 g~ah:W,oc:;'~st~or ~ OreaJICaihyat62&-5574 Stete w1~!,l invest· * originality. independence, courage o( convictions-and fresh 1torege & large lenc.d MASSEUSSES Bookli.eeper, PIT potllion OYlf, to travel Cllltomla, Medlc:al Insurance, gen· ments, tin. MtVICel firm, ITIAIHU * llllHO * starts. Status quo is shaken. family member is placated and you'll IOI. commercial '°B'ng. TO SERVE YOU. evelleble. Coit• Men Lu Vegu, H-•JI, and .,11 MCTetary ror ohll· off et Ing chllllenglng poi-SllllTllHIS finall_ y be on. pa_th. which ultimately leads to greater security. :~.1~4 Newport lvd ESClllTS/lllELS Mortgage Company. 11 Western 11•1• with dren's dlnlc. CM. 2 yrs Ilion tor bright Individual Lb la f l I 751·1155Brent ourauperv!Mdmariletlng experlnsbllllng&genot-10 wrlle and design for Whynotdlelfordollarsln 1 raGpEMylsNslagruMican21 rJo e. 20)· y , . ··--' . . ial Sllops/otflcu/storage Outclll ONLY 835-9199 INtn demonttretlng 1 floe. Typ 60wpm, posting TI· 990 • n d DEC our CdM oftlet. Wt ofter: ( ay -une · OU re lnVl1.CU to JOln spec 650 IQ ft 0< Iese. reu. .. Lim Wll'Tllt revolutlonary ,_ prod· ledger cards. organize-PDP· 11134. Mull have 2 • Highest commlNlont group or club -you could be given guided tour and V.l.P. Colt• Mw C.2. 548· 7249 EXOTIC DANCERS M/F Public rPelA•RtlonT T.IMtEoo • .,.. UCI. Mull be ambltlou•. lloneJ lklHI Important. HI yrs ••P¥ w/COBOL. EA· • Extensive product '"- y 'll . f "-'-.,_, ... _ pecia1 For Bechelortette) Pattlea weO groomed and bright. school nrad Mature rvef C-''--t op _ _. 1 • Ptloto copy 9UPPI• treatment. ou gam access to con 1u.:-n ....... we ta, s tenns 1 .. .autrial +strip,_, gremi 82" •11• 1 llbrerlel tor publllhe'9 •11 t 1 1 ..,. · • ,.. ... ..... carMr p.,. .un • • 6am 10 12 noon u. ,..... ~ .. .. r1 n ng 111pen111 non-smkr. Excellent ben· ty. Cell 553·01140 will be provided to make membership more feasible. Pisces plays ltatala 2t20 rep. Mull have car. Slmp. paid. Tran1portat1on ettts. $6/llr. 40 hr wk.•---------• Trainees 11811 $6/he>ur important role. 2.630 lq h. 3975 Birch, 25 r::ic:E,~A:iT.~;vyour ~.~::~~b<:'9:,;.~! ~r;r. r~~;~l~~:~anJ~i Mon· Thur•. 8-6pm. Call ·-------· .. , ... ,.. • " ,._ CANCER (June 21 ·July 22): Emphasis on friends, hopes, NB. $1330. MlA zonl"". Fantasies! 828·716" we carry and llst .selec-lmmed. For anpt. call 94&-7733 tor appt, Int•· PllOllTIOI 1en1, •/,......., te .. .., , -.. viewing now for position C "OU 11•/-desires. successful career or business maneuver. Relationship Agent 54 t-5032 lions. Vety low key. Must June Pridgen. 11-4 pm starting Jen 4. sp'~;. 3 ;;~, n"'hlly7 ••r• •• te -· intensifies, you'll have more responsibility, there will be added Colle Men lndu1trl1I Tennis Matches wanted. b~ ~velleble 8 30 only, S.6·3337 lllllLI· TIP PIY Are you... .,, 11 you are 1 Mlf·~art• & pressure and financial rewards will be considerable. Capricorn Bldg. 3000 IQ It Ifft.up In Low 0~ ~11"'cf·6~11~?/:· ~u;·~n~M~!~~ ~:: Drivers. e.perlenced or ChristlanThomuGallery Well groomed. ~ur,~0.'. :::7p,,, c:!' f . t1 deluxe lndu11rlll p•rk. In-evs en Y • Cook's Book Company trelnee1. c1n m•k• 650_2317 dependable 11•·0111 lgUl'eS pronunen Y· . . . eludes epproic 800 ft of p 0 Bo 3 '3·S14 P¥ hr. llartlng andsellmotllleted7 • LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Spotlight on career, ability to reach office. 47c per ft gross. laaiaHI Opp. 4014 Peletlne ·111 ·&00~8• pay. FIT & PIT positions MOTHER'S HELPER Do yoo .... wider audience. opportunity to get rid of unnecessary expense. ~2~26:rloao Drive. WANTED: sf1en1 partner . • evall. Call 543-2808 tor Bebyslltlng. lite hskppg, Enjoy working with kids? burden. Long distance call provides confidence and further or high return lender by OUSllFD •i>«>t. Natlonel C.H.G. pert time. flexible. Need If you can enawer YES infonnation concerning ...,._,ible inumey. Aries plays key role. h••••ctatata young aerospace/hl·teck llTllM SALIS ESCROW own car. 675-3277 Phone646-702l .---r servk:ft firm to keep up The Orange Coast Dally IAY RSClllW Npt 8ctl Arm -ks fut, 2.30·6pm Mon. thru Fri. VffiGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22): New start leads to greater ATIENTION LEUZINGER wl gr......,h Contact .. ,.. Piiot hu en .................. ,""" m; p1 ,_ , _______ _ . d d -'"'---ed · · F also GRADUATES OF 19511 u-• "" ~....,..,., -...--h I med 1 I accurate ty at capeb ... m epen ence, uuu"-~ to pursue ucauon pro]f!Ct. OCUS on Looking tor fellow cteu Nicholas t-528-0190 portunlty lor • Claulfled 81 m, .Topen f: or 1 of handling hlevy phones PIT experienced coct1tell publishing, travel. communication. cont.acts with individuals mernbefs wtlO may be In Ill r1 Outside Sales peraon =~;,z;,, ~ rlgh~g;~ end mite omce duties. pet"son. Apply In person who aid in ovef'(.'()ming language and other barriers. Leo is in the Orange County area. •, '''-"' 4021 with• proven lraci r• son Benefits Salary tmmedlettopenlng. Mon-Wed between . Wt ere working on our .D. I cord. Great earning negol Lynn ~7·5625 720--0!Ml 3-5PM. 833--0080. Bleck· picture. . 25th reunion. CAii WIDOW HAS m for tb's potenllal. guarenlHd .. __ beerd's Newpor1 Beech LIBRA (Se 23 Oc 22) ........_ . nal d te draw agelnt commlNlon. &ecullve Secretary. oftlce Part ..... ,. defNer)I L. A. I,,,-..,.-,:-·---=,-,--=---pt. -t. :r..1not10 responses pnuna ; 951·25511n6:30PM St0.000 up No credit SendreaumetoPOBox 01 the Pr.,lclent. Tlmn.7daya,3am ·6ReelEstateSaleePerson· intuitive intellect is on target, you learn b.y teaching. you'll FREE·ALL AGES! check. no penalty Aleo t560. Coll• M-. ca. Anancill ..vices nrm am. Salary + bonus. Rapidly growing Newport "wake up" with answers. Member of opposite sex might be TV COMMERCIAL SEM· ~~:~nu: ,:uJum~ 92626. EOE need• top llnotch exec: 49<4-84116 brand'! of Hawaii Co. taking you for granted. Cancer, Capricorn, Aquarius persons INAR.SEESUNOAYAD. OeolsonAsaoc.873·7311 llllll&L sec'y for very busy, PAITME needsegent lntflfeatedln fi . al . 213-4&5-4491 challenging poaltlon Earn up to S400 ..... r both locales. Call Tony gure m unusu soenano. Re r aat.. SlOO $6/hr plus qtrly bonuw. s 1 r 0 n g • • P 1 n .. v 720-t 105 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Go slow. perceive picture in its llEWAlll 9·5. M·F. 55 wpm. 3 yn 1yp1ngtsnorthend 1111111 • :=~-~~t~ UOIPTllllST/ entirety. Focus also on legal affairs, a,._.ial rights and Wltneas to car eccldenl, *USWlllM lllY. office exper. COM. Cell mull. Non·smkrs pla. ,.--T~•Y evenl"" Dec; 12 Taking eppllcatlona for Jim (714)875-0638 Cell 55~ Need dependable auto to IUlllL lfflOI pennismons, partnerships and marital status. Social activities 1983 At Or•~oe & 171,; open minded operator•. · dellver Dally Piiot In Sharp person needed for accelerate, forces tend to be scattered and ''serious" decisions St. C.M. 548·5'744 days. 11trec11v1 voice nee. Xlnt OLDllAL FILL ml PAY Laguna Buch 12 hrs!*" electrlcel construction should be delayed. (213) 868-2448 eve's salary + mulllple bonus Type 50 wpm, tO key add· p&lf • .,,. .. I d1y). Weekday. P.M.. firm. Mu11 have pro· program Cell 8·4 Ing machine, fifing, pllOto Weekends, A.M. Call Mr. fesslonel telephone man· SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Emphasis on basic issues, UUIJA" Mon-Fri. 7141250-0355. • copying, PfOOf re.ding & Opportunltlea •v•ll•bl• Barrow ~2-4321 , eict ner, type 55+ wpm, and h h h '"'--'d It . t' •~ -~blish to Pie --'f IS various duties. Non/ with Ille Loi Angele• ~3 EOE he-tO-k-ex.-•~~ c orest at ave~nsetas1 e. IS imenow .... =... pace. lure you.-w 1n11. aoomlEO.OLlll smoker. S•l•ry 1850/ Tim•• Clrculetlon De· •v VJ ....... -..... find a working routine and to beain a remodeling process. Have your party 11ldeo mo. CP"' firm. Coste p 1 rt m • n t I n our PUT·•I Salary open. Virginie, WJIOAIDI M11or national oo. _., locally es1ablllhed lndi- YldUll, college beck· ground pref. Salaried floor end unlimited In-come celling with op- portunity to build equity. Thibault & Co, 754-701t ULU ltll'UY UYlllSl"TI"W- The Orange County Dally PllOI hU en e11celttn1 op-\ porturnlty beginning mid~ for career oriented dlapley edWttl9- lng .. 1ee reps wffh a proven track record. GrNI Ntnlng potentlel, guaranteed drew egelnst commlsalon. Oetlre to move Into management • plus. Send re9Ume to: P. 0 . Box 1560, Colll Mesa, 9262& EOE . , e-· . . w/Santa. Xlnt wl chlldren. Gen'I office position avail .. d t d 540·9570 Co-worker will cooperate and you ll be on more solid emotional This Santa Is Authentic. In corporate eccoonte re-Men. Pat 754-1040 oor· o-oor newspaper •FIR Ol.111 r---------1•--------and financial Sfound. 775-1058 or 846-4156 cleveble ofc. Medical blll· OLlll AIM program. Guaran· Very busy clrculetlon of· Receptionist Salespeople wanted •o Ing & follow up e>1per. teed hourly wege plus flee need• pen time llelp Receptionist wllll console CAPRIC RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Favorable moon aspect SCRIM LETS pref. Good c:ommunlce· Greet customer•. aniwer cornmluton, Hou": 9AM answering hlevy phone and c.omputor board e>c· make appti. for well coincides with creativity, dramatic OoUrishes, children, specu-ft • tlons. math & typing phones, light flllng. Some • 2PM, or 4PM • 9PM. traffic. we have nla. cu•· perlence. Pleaae cell known pllotogrephtr. lation and affairs of the heart. Gain also indicated through ekllls. Mull be depef\· errands. Contact Jlnl. ~~~::t7:i :~ :~vi= torneral Applicants must 556-8520 ~~~rge";'~~'.J.~~: written word, ability to express views in articulate manner. ANSWERS deble, responsible & Mlf Irvine. 261•7425 ptua per week. For en In· be neat. responllble. end IElllllT Ill polled •nd peraonable. Ge . . la k I Cobell . Aulll motlvlled· Mr Fehr ktell person, PIT for tervlew, Call (7 14) have a pleuant tel•· • You muat apeek well,'*• nuru P ys ey roe. G 1 Mllll 6"0·81150 private club. No tips. 1157-2381, Ext 1204 ~personality. Some PROP. MGMT. firm Nik• chlldren and enlov meet· AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Stick to practical issues, make r~;l~CH IP Streight htty Ulery. Neat :fou-~~.~-~rt.:•:; ~~ ':pt'."~~:8 Mu~~: Ing the public. M' or full n~'"" domesti'c ad;, u•t-""nts check pn·ces where art obW-ts M , .. _ ._ __ d t b--" •a -•OOlllT appearance. No ca111. In-Gett guard. relief 111111• pvt '• -"" ..._ d 1 -11 1 1 & time. Potential Mmlngs. ----.1 J-""" • r--• o • ..,.over.-r a --tervl ew Wed-Sun community. •114·8571 to2pm.1tartlngsalaryls .,.,-.pr n ... man . $000 Excell. luxury items are concerned. You'll gain needed infonnation lence:"llllelp1tothlnkof monm 9AM·5PM. 1:--.1 muat. clll~9-5, Slot.OOperweel!.Apply ofc duties & have own op1pf'y+f: ~i ...... . al . d I rock music u youth'• ~ In person Mon • Thurs 2 transponetlon & toola. ,.. concerrung property v ues, secunty an ong-range prospects. way ot getting even for The Orange Coaet Delly 720 w . Bey Ave, Balboa 0~1 _•pm ASll for Catllerlne se1ery . apt. benefit•. For people. hou...W.., :ft Scorpio plays significant role. SPINACH0 Piiot hll en excellent op-llellllll. SllftlS Mfg Peckeglng. some llvy or Eltetn. Interview cell 536-3347. edulll. For Interview I PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Short trip may be on agenda-SPIRITUAL READINGS =~y J~jor. A= -·-lltllng, high IChl dlplom• ORANGE.COAST :~~M~S01>724 tli h . . h f 'd . "th -'-ti Adllleel II ti L ..---.. req. Must be bright, DAILY PILOT Retell Sales spo g ton VlSlts, exc ange o I eas, reuruon wt •~ ves. na ma ••· ove, Executive with• proven HEERS RESTAURANT. energetic. hard WOfklng. 330W Be_ySt Exclualve Ledlel Boutique Define terms, see people as they are and not merely as you might marriage & builnen. track record. Greet Erttertelnment and danc:-responsJble Good pay. Cotti Me.a. CA opening In Fashion laland S..rtt1r1/.....C · ·d--"--h An h p · ru·d f lln d laces Also counaellng 1815 potenllel, guaranteed Ing. W• need coeklell good benefits. good lu· requires experienced, RNI Estate tnveatm9nt I ~ t em. ot er l9CeS CO I es ee ·~an P trust So. El Camino Rell. San draw 1ga1n11 com· __.,_ we 1r11n Stu-ture. Irvine. Cell Mr PB)( Operators. El(· professlon1I retell sales c ompany • • • k a in your judgment. Clem. UC'd. 4112-72116 minion Desire tomove dent• OK. Full, pit. 8eectl l(lelnmen. 114.97g.eoeo perltnced pref but wlll people. Call tor °'WI motivated lndlvtdual wtth Lest riaa• Into management a pk.ta. & Werner. Clll bef noon train. Maturel rellebl• 213·274-5018 general otnc. akllla & die· :=~---~~~~~~~----t=~===-~=j~~~~~~~~ Sendr~me~ n2~~~~~pm ~~~ om~. mi~. ~~~-~w~. tapllone eicp~ .• xlnt - ..... ______ 2'_,tti __ lntala It Office ltatala ltl4 eo':·1~M~.1i:2e 10n1. Expertenced. ;r,e~. =-=· 25-30 Fuenendent Peprt011/1i90~ A ~t More fll'nlllea.,. getting IY9i~ ~'..,,,_ ~~~ van.d SM.rt 2tOI f()lll) ADS EOE PIT. Ananc1a1 ••per help-m · the camping "bug" 11111 dutl-. _ ... "'"'°· Newpon Beech Motel, B•"'ront ................. petlol, ful. Pleue call ~1-7117 lllllli.-Chrlitmu )ob. Cell "••r If you have 1 ,, ..,.,..,.. ..-r-~5-2550 or apply 155 ' · . Heve aomethlno you went WMl<ly rat .. avall. alao Large 2 .. 1ory In CM. wld, parking, tanttorlal. •RE FREE a--mH OUll Clll ~ ,'~.,en011t~~notlc. ~~~_ .. ,., St. Coit• camper that• not gMtlng 10 Mii? Cleaelfltd lldt do kilCMn units. 6-42·9939 mlero wave, dlhwr. lruh 873·1003 " .... ..-·~ .. V' A v-..1• ....... ~.:~I !td.now with • It -.II. 842-5878. Newport . walk 10 beach. cmptr S360. 850·8314 Orengeco .. tS& LllHan Dinner eook, 3 yra ex-tiling, phOMt, typing req. •---------...,_,_, .. POOi, tennis. s250 Incl Corner Jamboree at Cal•, opening lor en ex· perlenoe. Good starting Newport Ph1rma · Pert Time Per• • . _. S-4 888 MecAr1hur, approic 2llOO perlenc:ed Accounting pey. Awly In peraon. ceutleela 897 w. 18th St. • --· I a·11y p·11a1 ................... ·· .. utlls. 8-4260, 993-4 Male Prof. looking for M/F lq It ground level IX· H2·11ll, Clerk. Typing and 10·key 111a&.Y11111 NB. 842-7511 •n-°r:lt~'l:n~h&1 ~:,,'"~ ~~.~~:r~,-~~~ ~tlve omce euhe. Ex· sklll!I a mu1t. Account• 400SoCoatHwy .... llAllT. nmm . PART Tll : -+ &200 aec dep. 2308 w . &1s.o •11•. 7&e-7500 =::~~09 ~:r_: :~r:.b: ~!7i''M:11;: Laguna Beech. c~ we lie look~or held· Newport Beech M•rketlng '. E : Oceanfront NB 673-41$4 •• F N S Is. Celt Katen, 752-&444 Found: Antq. ledlea Capps. 754-1801 00 WOfklng rella people flrmhaaaeverel-lnna .: Deliver Daily Pilot by auto fn ' m l llhr pt hor• very plellnum & diamond ring, IO 11 L ....., to flll full time ground1 .............. .., WWI mnL nlet apt, 1 btk btectl Coron• clef Mer. 1275 IQ vie. S.C.Plau. IHl2.C>ell• 1700 Adam• c .••. ... I .. I melntenence potltlona "' for reeponal~ lflAd~ln· : Laguna Beach area (2 hou.ra Wkty ren1111 now ave.II. S275, S-48·&371 ft. P9rlect tor Architect, ""1111 •• Newport Beech. Cell du1tr10us ,.._....... • 115.50/Wk.&upColor D11lgnera. etc. Agt. Found t>eeut >'91low/wht EOE .... 873·2298 M on-Fri apee1c1ng Yoto. • M STI: per day). 'Weekdays P.M. - TV Ptloneslnroom.2274 Nice untum rm, avail to 87~ neut me cat nr Metlner1 Ad Agency need• tx· lt2t2..S1818/rno. 8:30-4PM. A greet wev lo Incl' .... : k ds AM F.am about. Newpor1Blvd.CM. raep, ti dy person ........ ,.. Plrll.NB.842·4148 perlenc:.d PI T Recep· yourbudoetdoller9.We ; Wee en ~ • • 646-7445 $275/mo. No-amoklng, 550 If a.rt I Found· Black NMul male tlonl1t/Typl11. $6/hr. r.,., COOtl and Ml'W UllYIUI e::~..!:"':lt ~~ : $400 per mo. Call Mr.~~ . SEA & SUN LODGE drug• or pets. s.45-2575 ba. i..oo1rno. ;'..2~/:1 a.t. wilt tece & P11119• e31-7~5 =~~ _: ~~ut= P=~~~'oJ:'~~ Bleemef, 5Zlsn8 642-4321. IDE · _. $100 Wk up. Col« TV Nwpt condo to aflt. nr Udo . Ward/Werner• FV · •.fll ILlllLY lf'l of lnmei. end peld 11111. In Orange Co. 114,400 · •• .... • • .. • .. • • .. · • • .. • • • • ........... ·" 3028 w. Cout Hwy. Npt Ill S314/mo, Vety nice. NEW:~ 8e:f'ci.c: ~ ~oea._._39_...,..1_...,,_.......,,...--Live-In e daya wt!. Belboe. Requlr• con1lderabl• I* ,... (114) 556-0278 I•----·---·················· So. L.agunl. nr beech. turn 875-e 1211• 8511>-7~ ~ M-F ._:5~842....a..4. · Found: Btk Fe Coeker Refer. req, 913-3903 ev1 experience eooklng for btwn 2pm l 4:30pf'n onty. ~.wpeper room. TV,"'' beth. Ft Privett bdrm/be In large · Spen. Algonquin. H.B AIDE: PART TIME for • '*'119 numb« of HOTEL KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS Afl) PRIZES! ~r 1250. 493-3490 C.M llouMlctllld OK. Prime prof locatlc>fl. Ngtl 840-8645 ~ • ...:,. ~cel9rltt•J_, ben-. •••.a.a l&f •• $450/utll Incl 850-10M Identity ne1r •lrport .... ound· C•I "'... r.... SAT/SUN 11pm·7:30 ltn. ... ....... fV¥ ~ ... , - ... ._,_ 1 000 up lo 45 000 aq ft .. . • • .... Active retlr9ment hOme. Apptytmmedlatllfy Front ~ a.ti. H°'9I MP ti Rmmt• wtd: Retponlll>tt. 1·99 end up ei2.7241 ~ stripped Morris type. 3113 Hotpltel Rd, NB. No~ guett r.glattlllon. rtt IUn ltll lteble, a tun Fe. 22·28. after I PM Ut-&515 River & 511t St. N.B •---'•• • _ _.__ lnctd •net.. CRT""*'· 2 U/F ;;;a;; 50 n;;a;a to So C.M. 832· 1904. 8·5; 7M-182e ..,.._.. --(l14) lu.H44 prwtwred, 1yp1ng 40 wpm -~ __,_........__In Irv &4H230 ..,.., Lt>ri • IJlllTlft 111111 * 1,,----,,...--.,,,...-......,..,..,........,.. P/tlme. Must know fNlfl l l ...-bmiC mith aklle. •• ,~, ,._ ,..,.... 1 MO FRE£ RENT marine maintenance.~ .., If Ir-. _...... or_9<1M w/25 yr old M. Room tor tent In 28r 2be W/Stort term ,_ full lltble trena. Apply btwn Ptirtolwllfo.p(.° lllWIHP• 'PfOf. Must bt ll>M to ~ WoodbndQe condo 13e5 ' 8·t Wkdya. 439'A f7th St. Htr1 of Admln 2 fUI lime poettion., d9Y $400-t500mo.no1mlm1. mo. 7etr5?44 btf 2pm ~-r.':.:'~=1°' Costa Mn1, 10CMcCenterPleU lhlft a O"~· Merty. 754..e244 Shf bf, 1\1\ be C.M. apt, --------s.nteAna.CAt270t PIMMeallforappttltwn 2 rm• tvalt. In 3 8dr pool. lee. S300 + utlls. LY ... " A~:.::..·~:: A"'""Act!mpm/f '9!$.~~fJ~f condo. Xlnt loc., fW)' meg: M11thlll 7&4-oll5t exECU'TIVESUITE 17·$1 t per hr atertlng hii-iiiiiiinii'i .... iiiiiiiift111itiii~ !:-~~--:-:--~~---~ dOM, W/~2780: TG#· WE LOOK FOR YOUI Nwpr1 Ctr M0-&470 Ply. FfT & PIT poeltlOM 11perlence pera~n to St\ldtntt. Oood oMnoe t3001mo, om. MoueetAoommat• 1v1ll1ble. Clll 5'43·2808 dlf«t credit,,,.., ... ,. .. , lo f'Nltle eJttr1 Income Beecfltront hou9e, 1 8r Unlimited 132_. 134 N1ttontrl C.H.G. In hendllng oredft 11PP1-. · 1ve11. S350tmo. Baltioa. •ll•nl•ll oetion. rrom euto .,.._ :s-5 ~-•t luncfl llme. a..t 913.a.4 tO 11•--,._ fU .. -....... Mon·.-'1, aendWtCtJ malt· ..,,.. u 11u-.-t•__._. ........... .,., ....,_, •v•• ...... :i'l. '"-II Bud~• 8" .. "' •• ,......,. .... .,.. ..,.., eroOt ... l\19 COITlplny. -~ ""' Fem. rmmtt M9ded, SM oooct tYPfne lkk aame ti J .. an, Am& 81. 7311 S••hoN. lilllng, "'°'*111\te In Or· 001 on near Onn l"l'T'.,-,-:::=-::---=-:::--"TT'.'-...- HB. '350/mo. 5-4t-713t 1450 aq. "· *"..... •noe c~. '"""' Pf1· Wfl'/M Airport. HtTOA. "". ll9lon vata . •~ --,_. Wlt90n LOIC \'letO. !NIN, (I T OfO Femtollw 'X:.31t2'MMhl'llrr--.---:-r-"'Zll~ ....... ...... ts&-10IO .,...., 1·•7.07IO b1'M't .......... ... ,. ... _ aume to: Or. Thom.._ ________ •-au••·-~ ...,._ '" ' -. . .--";=~==.-=~ Neal, Preeldent, Cell· r._._. .. ., . ..., 1286 IA utll. &49-4Mt " .. to ...... WllUl&llt ::::ai=. fornll Coelf Unl\twtlly, -I M'lllB ...... 111m1n '"H.1.-~7"'.i~ ~~o~·:in.-=-:;: Hot&-:=;::;:nec. -fllllllll ut11e. 87&-*J.,.. &4 t-t032 ~· ._.. l 1Tttl It, CM Hw"""'°" .._,. ... ofb. MOST ,_. 2 ,.-. LtrO 9Cfl-. ,.._.room. •COM dbl.-., tmP1 141-1111 MBYSITTtA: U/T'fne In *'*· S*'l tlMe, CeM, ... a 1J'•on_. t>etfl • entten09, '350. 1*9 '390up. utll pd fas& HLL Idle Item• •Ith a my C.M. flOme, ...... !!'9· UM o"" cer APPIJ dlllpl9y _..., .. tx. .. ttt a ..... 417-4391 E Cet Hwy. 875-tloo ·------· 1~o.lly~~l'lot~~Q~-~m~llld~Acl~~·~100~Ml~lt~lf1~.~t4~2~·~7IOS~12~4~7~4"'~U·~•~'P0'1=~1MS~~· CM~J!.-~!4!0f~t~. Cel~~ ... ~7...0.~~ 11l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ... ! Cl Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, December 15, 1983 rualtart toll l i actllHH•• 1211 lut1 lall 7014 Yw IMI AatM, lapr!!f A•t•, laprtt4 A•t•, .... .., Wanted Full 11zo matt a ii' Pd6~i. P5JA.M/t~al:i 11... 1129 T111t1 1111 lale• tSlf _ljou prlng1. •94·1749 s:!~1~•Ja11c:~~.~a~,:= ~:W1Y12~ &,.2.~i51 'It UNI k• WU •ta CIVIC 8ak ml. e'en , '18 Sk;iatk. run• OfNI, WATERBEDkl""N.n lle-phOl\M Coble, UnlcMn. --t 5 p1-.no11 Chatuu lnlt. $99$, 563-"23 74 Corona •• dr, • apd. $450/obO 54~24&4 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Pretend 6 Albac:ote to Andy's pal 14 Foteward 15 Genetous 18 Overdue 17 Vat>Of 18 Stlaplng tool 20 Anuet 21 Female bird 22 Herb genus 23 Cosuy 25 SupPorters 27 British dads 30 Straight' 3 1 Assyrian god 32 Tinges 33 Harridan 36 Commotion 37 Cares ror 38 Lone 39Tllle 40 Manitoba lndlans 4 1 Alplne region 42 Sewe<s 4• Condemned 45 Bull fig hters 47 Splendor 48 Insect stage 2 3 17 20 31 38 39 58 61 49 Unearth so ··-gol" 54 Pots •nd 1 pans 5 7 Flower part 58 Elbe feeder 59 Borcer on 60 Teus player 6 1 Ct1111Gedony 62 Infatuated 63 Excess;ve DOWN 1 Angle 2 w 11111n pref 3 Appian Way PRI YIOUI PUZZLE SOLYED . .,, · CAl 2• VHF ,,...., _.... pkg, dulll alt , dual l tnka. :------em/Im, 04.000 ml . .int ___ ._ ----'--w/ 12 drwr Ptd .. tel 100-S 130 841-e455 ' • • Captain'• chalta. ,,.,90, 77 Cv«, AIC. OOod con• cond • s 1950 044-4268 '70 Eltclfl. $1150 obo headbc>Md MUSt $ELL Solld Mahogany ""iiiiii rig. $4200 873-a382 bMUtlM 2-lont blu9 fin· dltlon Hatchblel( S1500 • -----552-1454 °' "40-3094 S375 OBO 849-9219 rTIOdel, WU 1 1450, HC. OlllM&IAll llh llkt ~ S.. II 04•-«)47 75 Cotolla 5-spd, •Ir, i S ' Co · F. 303 , AMIFM, xlnt cond. a•illac Cnll Mna 124 $800 2'1\' long, 22 bru. 1 ~ •2195 I uMd $996 outh .. , ord. 79 Accord. 4 dr, auto. air, s 1600 241•1461 - Op.n cannon•. OUllltndlng In 888-8745 Bro.OWiy. 494..t516 attreo, good cond ___ '78 Ekforedo. mnlrf, rMI Chrlltmaa Silo· oftlC9 & hOma. 9tl2·2<l43 $4650. 4114·3818 ·77 Toyota Ing bt d nlot. $3000. 842·0795 flouse Sei/Sun t3881 __ Cullom 48 ti C & C 1u11 dll 41K 1 $3500 d 548 8823 Olympic (rain 01 sflloe) SIS Admiral 21' cu. ti. ullino eloop In mint '62 DODGE VAN 20K ml. :eo Ctvlo beiiix~llm 6~~~~j9 m · · ya, • l'Yll 966· 19 t7 $215 Adml1al 25" TV. cond. rlggtd lor 10011 or '7000. 220-1653 c .. t . 1oofrack, 11ew tlret. '79 Seville. lull powet, works good $ tOO Zenith long dl1tano. cruhM~. l & 1 ooo mi great ahaP9 y I• •173 leather Int, new '83 Fur 1toa11, hats, lackets, 20" TV $50 King 1lre Compklte electronlce & I ••Ht S•Ooo 84~52 t ••11•• ~ motor $7500. Sttvt c ollars. Antique•. gold tulttd hdbrd, SSO. sell Inventory ~ 1on1 Clualca to4S -. -----181 Rabbh Conv Xlr. 863-0478dtyt.547·2104 ciolheS. purMt. gloves. 548-3385 mOft Accomod•tff 8 '5i FoAB v ciM 81 ACCORD 2 dr, Ivory, 1te<eo CUI, clean. 48K tives tewelry, Victorian -------wllu1turloui n-Int, 2 M41Chantcall ~ ~~ 22.000 ml. mint cond ml. $7300 pp 493.74115 -------- baskets. lole painted Surfboard 5h 1 tin. CARL held• & "'~ Pr111i.e1 ,..,.tlOnll 1hyru-·1ec~ .• ou-$5900 _650-8889 ·tt.-7 RI" T-. stoc-=--1600-TIIE UllEST Item•. etc 282 Del Mar HAYWARD (Thruster). H v..... vu ... • .., " .,,, " Ave, 642·7347 Fri!Sat. clear $150. 962-4869 selling yecht In Npl at, Ing MUST SELL $3200 '81 Accord 2 dr Ivory alngle port. Blauptkunk. SELEOTIOI 10_4PM $2111,000, term• avail OBO. 845-8733 dey1 am/Im mint cond $5.500 VDO gages, new r1dlal1, ot 1811 model low ml!Mgt __ Walnut glaaa lop oortee 676·2311 dya. 675-331t 499-2752 evt/wknd 646-5756 850-66811 good paint no rust. c 0111 1• s thern Hsetlold end Christmas 1able, end table $75 both. ~a~knda 1o 1127 s 1400 Dan 546-3147 c!t1io~n~:1 ~ u:~odayl Items. Toya. nothing over 2 Twin Georg• WUhlng· Erlcaon 23 good ah199 '65 Mu1tang Conv, orto. 1181• -I EIS $20 Sat. 9.30·4 30 2196 ton bedll)f .. dl, white, Naples sllp. Make otter'. 51,500 ml, rid w/W'ht top, '83 Baja, reblt eng • tr111s. II American Ave. Unit A $90 both Antq cnalr $65. 213•633•67 36 dy• 011 cond 16000 front end, 12v, $1250. ClllLUO Huge Yard s11e. sat. 9.3 ~~'~ s~~r~-;g:;:;:; 213.433. 7860 evee · 642·5760 or 640-1807 ~~s:u~E~Lu~:~~D 2600 liarbof Blvd. PM. 1 Day Only Lota ol $10·$300. 645-4832 Hobie t6, Teq SunrlM , '83 ZIMMER GOLDEN $S95. JEFF 645--0862 COSTA MESA stuff; traJn set. otd blllea. tratle<, cat bo11, cover, SPIRIT. Hand Sulit In 540 1880 4 Magn111cence ~'--'-~'- 5 -de guerre 6 St<yscraper 7 Atop 8 Recent· pref 9 Connective 10 Yukon's neighbor ti An Alp 12 Different 13 Prophets 19 Flllgr8$s 21 Owns 24 Sin 25 Marries 1 26 Insects 27 Elapse 28 Wine city 29 Soso player 30 Verse units 32 Young years 34 l liy 35 Wealln 37 Small gro up 38 Eas1es1 40 Noel 41 Curler's hat 43 Consider 8 9 44 House pet 45 Occasions 46 Alter PSI 47 Religious wort< 49 Stupety 51 Female sufl 52 Vetch 53 Swlll 55 Joker 56 Arab garment 57 Dance step some :ools, 1011 ot junk & Wheelchalr. AMIGO, elec. N-port w tterfront 11or Florida. Mint condition. '68 Bug, rbll eng, clean int, • stutt. 316 E 16th Pllce like new. $950 Manual sp1c1 Many xtru . S65.000 new. Prloed al AM/FM stereo, nu tires. -------- ...... ,, IC 6169 c.halr, S75. 673·211M -V $1600 1145-2037 evea $49.500. (7t4) 545·9465 $2500. Call 24hrs. Bob Clanreltt 1313 ~:=.!::;;.L;;.;.;..;;.;.;;~.....;-..;,;. flluc. WHIM 2 0 LASER No. 103400_ Eve 983·5628 1111 lelEIU'I 631 ·6300 ein 32 lelue ltti11 l1lt $$SU p)l)b Almost new, excellent MG '52 TO, show c11. For SOUTH '66 vw Futback Every-llll ••M•- Decorator Items. apples. GOOD USED ITEMS cond Sl 600, 646-5t29 sale or trade? RestOfed COUITY tnlng new Re-bit eng. -· patio lutnllure Almost 646-0792 orig s 14•000. 644-0214 $ l500 493.2561 Jaguar red. black vlnyl new. S 10-$100 llrm Appl Unslnkable Sabots-cornpl. top. New paJnt, brak ... 673-419211-683·7045 lhlical lllt. & ready to saJl-1pec1a1 *•t•, la ... rtei ISIZI '69 Bug. completely r .. carbor&tor. tuet pump, S749 Call lor nearest " _ !'.:=: "WI WIU HT stored, n-t600. ctutch. b&lllfY & starter. Alk tor King & Twm bed. Misc 2 Bundy c1arlnet1, $150 & dealer 1·213-435-3687 paint. bumpers, all rub-Larry, 770.S9&8. Furniture Lots ol Odds & S1751orters 548-6839 *••1 9107 111-llllll t>er, 11res. brakes. comp ·-------• Ends Sat 9·4 Only Want 25' plus boat In trade " VolurM Sales. Servloe int, headilnet & am/Im 4127-C Hiiaria way, Ne. LESLIE SPEAKERS. for spons car & or art '75 tOOLS. Excel cond. Lo And Lelllng caas stereo. Have 811 re-·72 CAPRICE. pa, pb, IC, nr Hoag watcr1 tor signs Model •02 & l03. Xlnl work 851-6928 Iv msg ml, runs great S 1200. Call 16711 Beach Blvd. celpta. s2800 656•1091 70,000 miles S 1350 or ---cond S500. 646-3582 --646-5129 u I Be otter 5•5 9269 PATIO SALE SAT/SUN --~i I a "'--L1 7 ,,unt ngton &ell · .. • •• " 11 Co 1 ; • _.. (114) 142 2000 '69 Sqbk. gd cond, am/tm ,-,,,.-----,,_-,.---.,.,= --------. 9am Furniture plants & meson nam n nsoe n • cass Must sell 74 Vega. radio. air. 40K 11 12 t3 misc 126 33RO ST "like new" condition. · for rent nr Lido lfllW 9112 S800/obo 644-0 125 ml, exl1 trans. $750 obo. · _ S3000 obo 675·9103 ISiand. Power boat up to 1982 BMW 633CSJ. dark laralu Gltia 913 • 786-1311 eves ..... 1a.1• Oii r -1 I 30' s 175/mo, 558-0933 '69 vw Auto Stick Shit! Gtf4I ~.,12 ict &1iul8Jt SU A allable 35. & 35• blue. leather. BBS '73 Ghlaconver1.x.lnt.red. New Radials, good eng, '79CAMARO. lowm.Xlnl _ ....... ____ .... ·-------"""-... lt•IJ•Ht 6126 cps v9 .5 . ·F 1' Wheels. P-771. loaded newlnt.$4450.241·9990 trans. body. & Int S1150 CO'ld.Extras Blau S3800 6 1tqualltyLe11scrpt.10x ~ •II · Mon '· $26,900.Dlr 645-3639or I _... It 9145 obo 673•7769 obo, 760-6828 t2'h bound. otl white. lll(e U'\Jll tile end of tht yeer 642-4644 675· 1981 trCnff II n~. $150. 851·1012 only you can get lower I 'JL--• 7021 170 280SEL A 1 cond '69 VW SQrbk, good v .. than ever prloes on used ll _, I '75 2002. showroom cond, · • · SEE IS FlllSTI J I ,214 red/tan 'int Must setl reblt eng, new every-cond .. $600. 644-0125 _....,_._-+-+-~ tWt ry fact ory conditioned 2 std wlndsurfert. 14200. 644_9111 0~ thing. $5555. 241-9990 •71 Sqbdlt auto. 2oKOn 2 25 pt brilliant dlamonds. XEROX pl8in paper cop· $500·$600 675·6319 495.5903 We have a good Mlealfon ol NEW & used Chev· rolets! See us today! appr at S 1600 $ell $700 lers. Get XeroK rtduc11on a: f IOIO 'l 1 210C rbll eng New Webere or $395 ea Fre:e 'l'tK ruby coplMS from $2095. & iurcra 1 . ,-7-9-32_0_1._..,G,....oo_d_co_n_d_, Auto, air, sunrool, needs carbs $ tOOO. 846-4921 w I p u r ch 81 e JI m desl\ top cople<s lrom Vespa. white P200E. grNt •tras. A/C. S7500 obo. cosmetics $4000/0BO ·72 Sqbck, lo mi, rebll eng 2l3·592-4 l63 S36·0 195 $695 All machines come cond 2800 mites. $1200. 160-1393 642·9187 S2500 obo 494-7875, att . With llmlled 30 day Wlf• 640-0784 --8 PM G-am-e--Sh_o_w-Prtze. gll1 ranty & are eligible for ·79 3201, Sapphire Blue. 4 'll II l .t llm --+-+---! certificate. Van Cleef & Xero• serv•c• plans ... so l icyclt1 I012 spd, mags, air. Blau. Navy blue, snrf, alloys, '74 VW Bug. rebu11t- . COMHEll CHEVROLET ·~11 .••••. , 11., ! .. i:-.1 \ \1 I .... \ SU-1200 Arpel Jewelers. Wiii sell act lasll For more Into. Boys bike ''Nishlki'' cstom $7900/obo. 644·8693 72M. $28,500. 533-4242 engine, good cond lntlre $4000 credit lor call 835·2269 collect. 10 spd S60. 497·5664 Convenlently Looaled '80 300SD, snr1. xtras. lo $2500. 642·3379 lt~ltr 15 $2.500 or portions lor p· /0 1t.2•• & Competltlvely Prlc--' '76 R•BBIT new paint & 2 5 % d ; s c 0 u n 1 lllOI r11u v -Kuwahara BMX. •Int cond. & . "" ml S23,900. 493·2246 " '83 ordoba. wht w/blu _ _ tires. clean. xlnt cond, 4 714/597 ·2233. Conn 2 man 32 ped. AGO, fully equipped, S 150... '10 llZ s.OOSLC $2500 080. 675· 173 1 cabaret top, mos new. Old Church mod .. Id--• over $475 Invested. Uni· · g 7K ml. lull pow« Tak• RoleK Ladles Datejust, . . -s 5 673-600 Whl/bl I h II -I I gold 515 1950 640_1762 for student $750. cycle. 2 . 3 Sales-Servl~l.enl.ng ... ,F.~ ~~.:·. i:on~ya,. '78SCIROCC0allor1g1nal. over ease paymen · ' 760-a668 ~ olob9Cane. llke new, 27.. . ...... ... -1mmae-. auto. -air.11VnT001 $290. 15:-962· 1843 WATCHES · Get the Pf8S· LOWREY ORGAN H·25R 10 S9d Pd $269. asking ~CARVER ~~:P·~~stio~rt, very 13850 ~4~6533 Fer• 9319 tlglous look for a fraction F II ped I theat e con-$125. 646·5165 l\LII '78 VAN· good cond. low 01 cost Finest top name u a· r ar..,. 1 S ~"ltlt Hi\ IW TUllPAC·llZ ml, Blaupunkt. new tires. '66 Mustang, good cond . quallty repllcas Per1 in sole, like new. $2000. Jltttr likt1 IOl& No..iu.-• ll0· 1010 $4000 752-1400 X2848 needs mechanical work. every detail and design 646-3582 .. ~ ;."; .. ';:~ •.:1o:::· ~ work 644-4193 home S 1800 080. 650·4125 or $250 760·7232 '81 Vespa. bought -·---------'62300Turbo DSL.13.000 • 642-6173 Dan • •2 ' PEVEY PRO STUDIO 40 c II r . d 0 n ' t n eed. ~ .r.la~ ml, Ilka new $25.900. '79 BUG CONVERTIBLE laclt1••2 . I AMP. Like new with S1000/ob0. 546-6504 ~WIL.f'lllr. Ntwpor1 Sch 720-1704 Beautltul baby blue. 111n1 '76 E.llle. Estate Sale Xlnt ~-+-t--+-+--1 Compressor, 2 Bridgeport ELECTRIC GUITAR, both Molobecane '76, Kint S819s-Servlc.Leaslng •83 M.B. 2400 with stick Christmas Gll1 22K ml. cond. si9oo obo mllls. lalhes 15X50. l325 557·839~ cond S295 645-1068 WliEST 1 7 000 1 lmmac $5395 846-6533 962·96 __ 57_.,--___ _ sh 11. • m .. loaded 14X40. 12X36 v.H mill, Vespa Scooter. xlnt cond llVEITORY $22.000 (714) 640-2937 ·77 Squire. 6 psngnr. auto, 1t.•IO bead blast machine, gas. P'iiiio-Henry Mlllef Spinet 811 acc es perfect ~ p/s, p/b. amlfm. hi miles. 8tl1 Wut.. Sito "tit Wult4 SHO Aatit•H -arc & mig welders, bench · *'79 3201·, 4 s""'. SI R Ask about the money we ~ S950 obo 644-8583 _ .. ________ 11 _ mill. bandsaw. granite Mdl. Ong ovt< $2000, Christmas present. "" can save you thru our "t Secretary/Bool(eeper Min Warehouse. no experience 1 have a tew German & plate. surface grinder. now $900 432-9681 $9751080. 962· 1713 ~~;:Y~ibi. 4 spd, SI R purchase & lease plans. ·~ r J '80 Fairmont wa~on. 11lnt 2 yrs ottlce exper, 1YP rOQulred. Can make up to French Anllque CLOCKS table saw. belt disc sand· Sohmer Console Plano, Mtttrcyclta/ (486582) Jll IUIOll la· f, cond. S39oo. ~5 -8369 60·70wpm,mustbeper· $101hr FIT&PtTavatl-lettover fromeale.Would er, Jointer, drill press. like new hi gloss finish. ScMttrs 1011 *'79 3201; 4 spd, AIC llPHTI a . '84 T·Blrd.equlpped.Talle sonab•e wlphOne exper, able Call 5•3·2808 lor llke to sell befote Chris!· vise, misc 54 t-3091 $1995. Steinway equal. 1---------'"" (994XEO) 1301 Quail Street over lease S240f mo bookeeplng exper nee. appt, National C.H.G. mas. $45/up 536-3932 u • II ir.2-11-675-9057 or 675-6677 ·fo HONDA SL3SO gOOd *'79 320l; • spd. SIR NEWPORT BEACH 548-34 16 Salary commenser111e ~ SSIO .. 11ct HH81 • cond . & runs well. $450 (091YPZ) illf •HIU'I ' w/exper 714-5'5-9224 1 Wood burning stove pipe. '"Inell rebond earl* pad Uf.nght Piano tor Sale. °' otte< 54s-5408 •. 80 320i; 5 spd, A/C llS·tlOO SOUTH ClllSTll&l IW Secretary tot construction Al< Ct11huahuu. Ing hair parlor heating llove. S 1 35 SQ yd 752·6106 · 450 760-1246 . (565ZOL) Beaut 6.9 Mercedes. •79 '76 Pinto Wagon. auto. Pll compan hrs 8-2 Leave & short hair needs loving circa t850, good c:ond. In ---,--. "--JI-1•39 80 KX· 125 bought n-In *'80 633cal ••""' I ded $ OOQ.,.,ot $2000 COUITY plb. al e, am/Im, nu ttrM, namey & "umber home $100iup548--0471 ustnowS1200720-0285 1yrold,solldoak,kingsz rrta•1-. • '82,goodcond ,ldealfor """oa 26·ovmts and X·cond low ml. S2200 5 • water bed. $250 Walk-en SCott Surfboerds. sott. beglnne< $400. 645-0490 (IBWW2991 TOlpym s of S700/mo OBO (M·W·F Cathy 63 1·234 Beau11tu1 Lhasa Apso Arrha.•CH 6011 m&h • mce nfJYI, $40. round pin tail. N-& used '80 YAMAHA 650 i ;~~T~~~i 5 spd, SIR i-73_1_·5_2_1_t._7_3_1-_3_50_1__ YOLISWlliEI 545· 17181 eve 966-1917 Servlc. Station Attendant lemale puppy w/papers Frostfree retrlg, 5'51'. gold. cynsonic drums. S60 $50-$95 673-6373 S900 Randy 548-1283 *'82 526E; Auto, loaded IHOEIH 100110 "WE WILL llT La"•ctl• 93 Expd. Apply Shell Sta-$325. call 759-1070 nr n-S300 968.9753 650·6466 uon 17th & lrvlne. NB. · · Jolt In Tima lor Chrl1tmu. ·93 Honda Ex1>1e11. xlnt (966653) lllllllTI lfUYlllY If llHllllLI" 179 Town Couna, di< ml. CHW CHW·PllllllH 1 llY APPLlllOES 2 sets drapes. brwn & rust. Used O'lce Spaldlnl, 150 cond, 600 ml. $335. Mui t • '82 528E; 5 spd, loaded Cham1>9gne/Palemlno Volume Sales., Service .-- STlllT l IEW CAIHll Red. S350 682·3438 eves Les 957-8133 S25 ea. Brass drepe rod. sk.ls Look bindings omk: sell I 642·2914, 662·7459 •' !8E3UD936820)1 •/T SI" Full Option, 450 ml. And Leasing orig o:;i~52~ lO, 500 .owl $10 Two 5 ti solas. like poles $150 494-4585 . " . n $49.900 or $650 a mo 18711 Beach Blvd CHRISTMAS PUPPIES Kenmot9 wshr & dryr, extt nu. $350 ea 19 Cypress Meleo '81. 250. like new, ( 1FMY925) ave/wknds 7141768-4468 Huntington Beach ltrc•; ButfCocl!erSpanltla cond StOOea.544-6486, trees.S10ea Hondo90 ORANGECOUNTY bOught for wife. ridden *"83 3201, 5 apd, SIR (714)142·2000 173 c Y RI V6. AKC $250, call 557·5577 mtrcycle $175 760·6360 I l l & CllUOTlll'I very llttle Wiii hold tiff ( 1FZP975) " h.Ll..1...1..m..V_ ~~ er ~~~~i~:w:.: 200 Gel. Aquarlvf'I\ S200 Chrls'-"111..19®.ltt!.QJim *'83 32QJ. Auto. SI R, ~ .r.l••n '80 Rabbit delsel, 2 dr, • AM/FM CASS . us STICK. $t200, The Pennysaver Is 1CC41PI· 1ng applications tot a tull t•me Reader Ad consult· ant. If you-en]~ with the publlc In person and on the phone, come see us. APPiy In person, 1660 Ptacenlla Ave, Costa Mesa Spaniels, 2 botf females, & S135 DI • 645-7541 od •706 84 7•14. otl 645·1171 . l11wvl89) ~-IL~ spd. air. stereo. pet! 675·2115 bull male AKC 1-3 yra dryer., ea. sh c e T 'I Ul-1111 Salee-Servlae·LH llng cond. $2950 631·3016 O"'"""'l•:-•-•-•-;-•""'U-t --....,....,,.2,,..7 old. $125-.S 175 432-9881 w19her, IOO. 646-5648 Airllne ticket (John Wayne) ltC 11-111 In. l·I rll tut 208 W. tat. San11 Ana ,1•111 •io •• Do C ed 9 k Refrigerators, llke new. to Kansas City (via Salt Featunng weapons ot all Utility 112' Closed Sundty • • -'80 Vanagon. 1ctnt cond .. '76 Toronado. great cond. FR~D &hP~~TECTI~~ clean. 1 Almond 1 White, LalleC1ty)uM before Dec eras· Swords. coins. nne 4 x 6 Ullllty lrl ile< w/S pec Auto, 1Mther, lo1ded Only S7400 644-7453 50,000 orig ml. $1995. $350/ 55 ' •5u FF. 2 dr S 165. 895-7062 29th. Best otter 494-4320 opucs • Gunsmith on 9he11 10 p s 1o5 o ~AGE SELECTION OF 4 200 miles Absolutely '8 I Rabbit convert .. 26K PP 675-7574, 650-8330 TOPS$S Femajtts Prel. Models & Escorls (213)866-1984 up ..., "" premises O C Fair NEW & USED BMW'SI Mlntll (LGMj816) · C I Bdrm set. 3 pc, dbl bed · • 544-2252 ml. 5·spd. luliy OQulpped, 'll c.tlasa s.,reat Messy Dogs! s 10 any size. • • .,.. $350, Honda Ea press grounds. c M (Enter 81 --~-----& IH-1n1 1mmac . A/C. orig. owntw. B h I Truck Driver/ Mainten- ance. Mon and Tues, Midnight · 6 am. Thurs-Fri. 9.5 Good dnv- lng reGord. Min Age, 20 Apply Penriysaver. 1660 Placentia Ave, C M Grooming school tetener lt•i~atat Hll S95, bO"" cru1•ar bike, lk Gate 5. ort Arlington) A•t• Stm c11/ 208 w 191, Santa Ana AMffM cass bronze roug am. very c ean. 2 ) 5 6-2848 -'¥ .... p -15 ·· s 0 loaded, stereo S3500. ( 1yrsexp 4 35mm A FA oemeraand nuS140.548-7527eves RARERemlngton Mdl 11. 1rt1 ni LIHllAOI... CtosedSundaya ~18~~~851op , 890 643_1061 831_5246 Min Pinscher pups, AKC. flash, $65. 2 lnstamatlca. Bennett Therapy Unit Mdl Browning patent, dlscon-New Mero;Jes Benz Beck-VOLUME SALES JllG 9149 6 wks, red & blkltan. SB each. 548·526t AP5 breathing machine tlnued 1948, mint cond. er Grand Prix electronic A CE "'•S G 1., ... ___ "'!,.'!"'!'""'"!"--'82 Rabbitconvert.Pertect '76 Olds, clean In and out. $350/obo 675 9235 SE VI & L'°" IN ·73 Midget. 55M ml, new Must Sell $3700 ObO $300 213-331-8195 Frff ft Yt • 0 $250. 642·9570 davc. · • . radio, $675. 1142·9677 cond Take over leaae · ,¥ Sk Bo L XL S 81 3670 N. Cherry Ave. red paint, gd cond, nds 1272/mo. nothing down. Jerome at 644-2507 POODLES ARE PEOPLE FREE to800d home 2·~ yr BoK spring, matt/frame. I ots. ang • • ~ A•ttt WHIM 90 LON9 BEACH top S 1575. 645·6243 720-04801553-0258 '79 REGENCY CPE ••oon Pups $250 & up 546·2848 · Mens Used twice. S 175. (No Chefry ul1 405) ..., --------Old Fl olden Retriever headboard, bedspread Shims incl 549-0890 HIGHEST CASH IMMED Cl l,.) 1 •• 11·10 '79 MG Midget. 21.000 ml. roof. Landau, leather, dk Shellie, male. 2 mo. $250 gd w/Clllidren 548-3669 $95, Wurlitzer Organ for your vehicle. domes1tc T ,. •r wht, am/Im Stereo. 11ln1 '82 Rabbit UC truck.OSI, 40 brn. diesel 22 ... mpg. Jtlnt nPIST /IEI. Off ICE FIT Accuracy Important Busy otllce 644-1999 AKC "Teddy Bear Look' Horner ·accordlan t20 S300. radio conSOle S25, TV1 h•i t , or foreign 551-8285 rtO..lns Welcome cond $3200. 673-9020 mpg. 5 sp, 13K ml like cond .. runs grea1 $4250 1 5A0·5605 base 7 switchet. $650. 540·84t9 -~tern 6232 Now open Son 11.4 •~--·----~~ new S6500. 979-5616 Art. days 873-5326 SHEL TIE PUPPIES 75'-1400 ex 406 Cabbage Patch Ktds, 2 JBL Spkrs. Morantz rec, WE llY Dahn 9117 11111 ltrc• tl&l c =-H-R~1""=s=TM~A=s-=sc=P=Ecc=-1"""A.,..L~'8"""0 _ev_e1 .... w1c_nd_67_3 .... ·3_1_1_s __ C $250 $275 642 9049 OLUI o••s Rabbit Convert Ml"' low • lrcuiahon 3'• moa & 8 wkr. old f _1 it.025 • • dual turn tbl. Sanaul in· An 1712'6Z.Otlg 0Wfler,1tlnt ml Must sell 848_6123 8t Cutlass Brougham, ISi TOllY S 100-$200 953--0174 Uiutut v Celling tan 91111 In box tergrated sys. skprs. tape Ill TllCIS ond 1 11 ~CARVER 11K, loaded. like new, Pli motor route drivers ShelllM . Sable & Whl 2 PC SOFA SECT· 8 mos brass mtr, ~ak blades & 4 deck, rec's & amp, turn ~adlo'.' $3~ f~~·l42 c. l"-.../ J VW Dasher '74 auto, $6500. 646-8052 needed now In Cos1a STOCKING STUFFERS old, $290 720·9405 tollp lites. Cost S290, tbl & wood & glass d004' rY'I r C ~ am/Im & air. 75,000 Pl It 9329 Mesa & Huntington $f50·S350 55l·6558 * DECO'"TORSOWN * takeS95. 552-0796 cab. Call alt 5 731-3055 '71 510, good running ~-l"-.../1'-...L miles S1•50. 548-7249 yaHt · Beach AM delivery to "" order. asking $700. """' """"~""' .,._,,,, l"'f'' u • 9177 165 Valiant rabll filg, MW M 11 good p t SS 5 Elegant sofa aectlOnal. FIREWOOD: SPiii . well BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA 538-2762 ... .,,...,,."' .. ~ ••'"""""' ftllC. Interior & paint. clMn. homes usl ave 1 1 oak/glasa:cotfet tbl M1 & seasoned Pine, cedar. Color TV, 2 yr wrnly. ()j>EN 'u11o•YS IM $57"' 8 2 7517 car -proof 01 Insurance Baby Plfakeels IOI Sate din set. Oak bdrm S375. ml11. S 150 cotd 6•2·6345 S 148 Free del. OP9f\ '711 280Z. 4 spd. good Come In & -Newpofl Q obo. 4 • · No wknds or l\olldays No Rartlhealthy. All colOrs. Sofa bed (unustd) Match ---Sun TV John's 646-1788 cond $3950, •94-3818 Beach's finest Mlecllon '73 P1ymou1h 316 Auto collec1ions or bllling Cali $5/up, call 64M517 ouSlom oak· Wall unit Full length Mink Coat -Ill '83 ~-1r1, 5•..,., ster-. alt l 5 ot previously owned prev Are Dept car. Mini 554· 7338. 9·2PM M·F .. 1 h h. ( 12)$ t500, S.al Coat ( 10) New Mercedes Benz Beck· .... ,,_., ...,,,. .., Porsches. Aud ls and cond 1.975 960•2514 ••••••••• HEALTHY 11 ZEB A A conee Ibis, ch na utc • $150, Mohageny dining er Grand Prix electronlc USED CARS & TRUCt<S mint cond, but high mllt-'75 99L, Run1 great. Body VOikswagens. · FINCHES $7 50 pair ball-claw tble/Chrs, hope set $450 642·7347 radio. $675. 642·9677 COME IN OR CALL FOR 801 $3995. 631·3016 CIHn. S 1350 842·6041 '.,.7-8-Vol-ar-le_W_g_n-.-lo-lded--, 1-o PART·TIME. varied h0ur'$ 646 1763 c •• chest. sole/love, sac. Pitt•-•.... •• 1 s2600 6•o •680 to Include earl~ A.M • "" S475. All xlnt 543-2241 'H"_A_N-=o,.......M"""A-=o-=E,....,,.S.w""'--E'"'A-=T=E=-R. T.v RENTALS s20 per mo, arr-..-'84 Sentre, Teke over 'mt• tllt --m • · " • ., weekends. Must have de-PARROT I Mitred Conure A 11 k b ff 1 / 1 PHOTO ALBUM S35 ea. 19" color TVs, assorted Cormle<-DeLlllo I e • • • No do w n. · J J J PHliac I 9 pendlble vehicle (sm1ll wl cageS100 645-8358 n queoa u 1 w mr· Ali kl d t 1 S20 styles 640-3185 ClmtLfT $t35/mo.546-3416 1 Toyota Corona ror & secret sJIVt< drawer n 9 0 g UMS C B I=------...-..-. Sedan. 4 dr, auto. Orig 455 E. Coaat Hwy. '69 FB Conv, recent rM to-~~) .~·~,,r~~ AatisH• 10 $395 (2)t2Jt 12 Carpets, lor all. (714) 151·5118 ..... , ltarltr/ 18211 BEA H LVD. Fiat ti owner S850 633-8426 Newpon Beach ration. red w/Whttop. blk paper-dealer In Irvine ClllSTlW H1 r green. $15 ea. 549-8220 ltallan Clockl w/gtrmen IHI 7010 HUNTINGTON BEACH 1976 FIAT 1§1 S. Kini 673--0900 int. 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TIAJIS u •245•• 1•. •241••/lo. 1 · 11. 300 ZI s211•111. •215"/lt. : 11. '14 El IOUIO *431•/ll. •215"/lo. ' 21. '14 UIOS ............. , •. ..... tl .. 1118 •nm mna a.. 111. 1-. CGllA ma B I S .. ot d 308 Alf'&· G ,. 'a ,,. p k... .....,. • ll1t1bl 11 In etoQk w/cergo 400' "*' top. t>. " gun an • .... en • o ... oc ... _......neg. 432·1270 Pool Table (11111) for ll80·900!t Of te0 .. 373 ueoo. )(Int Cond . Some of the above pe,yrnen19 lnotude air: powet ltMttng, AM7FM caeett•, Watch: 14K Ch8ina. tic ; Old Stampe. Colne, NEW ON all:t mat1/bOlc Cht19tm... EJlotl cond. 844-22&2 tome h8ve CNIN, fMGI & tunfOOfa U ltahd8td equtpmtiht, thlee .... ere ~~~~o~~.~a+~::X~~:;..:=:~ 0:~ ~ga •1~9'M. Stitt p1cocs. '300lob0, 044•7382 ·~u~g~ ~,::~ '11 lont courter. lllue, 4 eH doMd end Wfth option to buy, & termlna1ed wty or W91k ~at end of &Jppfl.-; Potted Plan11. •nd MANY OTHER :;~ H~ -:=o.."1.~ 1111 WTI Johnton. E*Y "911 op-•pd, IOflt bid. Only term. Umlted to uoeee mileage ..... & teer. ~ MCUttty cleS>C*t 1TEMSll • '""11 tt1t Fii btt. For tlon, lnct nu land trtr. 57,000ml,~tandNnl & ltclNe fW .. NQUWed to ltert i.e.. & wtll be eubject to CNdlt ~· -ftl 11 llLI IT 11 UI, <>ale Olnlna rm aet wttti IPC)t, Mertln.14Mt44 St8,500 obo. 411-1&85 12rc:o ::-.:.:::-· .. 48 MoJ-IO Mo, l'erme. Total Mo. Pymta. •ncS. Tu/Tot. Al lAlee ~ _ .. n•.... 5dwl 1100. 146-1231 ~Ind two ntecl Botton Wh.., 13' alnt ollo. &::&: ______ ftiir. _______________ _ •~1 •' .:•7-.Ch-~.12 P•. Otd Wldltr truntcs. detkl llned aued• f1Qkt ta. cond .• 31·t1p '1~ 'ri lW <lxA, t 4,000 ml, "7.leiz;l7fji,'fi~-l) S291.51J/Sl31992.00l ll.~ $254.40/SIS,214.00 16.) 1222.61)/SI0,'81. ttTM: MU.a< atQt or "" a dlalnl. ""°"""' oon-841-1137, aft lfJM '4000. 474-1000 t-4 •Int oond, muat Nit. , 2. S01.00/S21.62Q;UU 7.) Sl6UO/M.140.IO 12. $270.30/SlUllOO 11.) $259.10/SIZMS.IO '"Tit 8~30 A.M.ti.¥d.a1e dltlon. t7W4«> • Dd bmP' llOOI u. 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The slithering "window dress- ing," at the Video Stop. on 369 E. 17th S t. in Costa Mesa, features a mannequin of Harrison Ford as "Indiana J ones," a character he played in the movie. and four live Burmese pythons and a boa con- strictor. In the movie. Jones getS trapped in a pit fuJJ of deadly snakes. The video cassette of the movie, un- available for years because the rights were not sold for video. has sold 480.000 copies in the week it's been available, Dicken said. Dicken said the sna kes. which weigh 200 pounds collectively and are on loan from an animal handler, have created customer interest and trouble. "Linda." the 60-pound, 12-foot python. whose fondness for wandering out of the display case at night, has been more than a little disturbing. "She's gotten out on two nights." Dicken said. And she and the other snakes have slithered all over the store. knocking over tSee SNAKES. Page A2, •-the new hero JAWS and STAR WAAS. 1[t:_ belly l'llot plloloby Howwd llptn "Indiana Jones" e ncounter s slithering danger in this realistic promotion. Coast District rehiring 55 teachers, administrators By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of the D .. ly Piiot lllOI! Coast Community College Dis- trict trustees h ave ·agreed to reinstate 51 teachers and four administrators who were laid off earlier this year. The faculty members from Or- ange Coast. Golden West and Coastline colleges will soon re- ceive formal offers to re turn to work for the spring semester . To qualify for reinstatement. however. the staff members must agree to waive all claims to back pay or benefits and must drop any other legal claims filed against the district in connection with the layoffs. 2-minute dash nets $622.11 • • 1n groceries By L.P. BENET Of the Dellt Pttot ll•tt Linda Underwood of San J uan Capistrano feels extra blessed this Christmas. Her husband. Gary. recently sold his commodities broke rage business and won-<t start hi.s new job for several weeks. Finances wete tigh t. But Friday, the Underwood family's luck took a tum for the better. L inda went to buy a can of frosting at Albertson's Food Center in Dana Point. On her way out, she also purchased a single $1 raHle ticket from the El Camirto Junior Women's Club, which re- cently completed a fund-raising drive for ME-ology ., a South The American Federation of Teachers chapter representing full-time teachers also must drop all unfair labor practice charges related to the layoffs. according to the the plan unanimously ap- proved Wednesday night by the district's board of trustees. Board president Conrad Nor- dquist said he had expected a reinstatement plan to take seve ral months to complete. He said he was pleasantly surprised that a proposal was returned to board in just one week. The board action was greeted with loud applause by teachers in the audience. I DISTRICT. Page A2 J Conrad Nordquist COAST IDITION ORANGE COUNTY C ALIFOf~NIA 25 CENTS Newport man slain; police seek motiv--e By STEVE MARBLE Ot the Deity Piiot Ila" Robbery appears to have been ruled out as a motive in the brutal. beating death of a 35-year-old Newport Beach man found Wednesday face.down in a hallway of his Newport Shores home. Ronald Dean Gaskey, police said. apparently was clubbed on the head and facp with an un- known object sometime late Tues- day. An autopsy was to be per- formed today lo pinpoint the cause and time of death. Police said they have no clues on the identity of the killer. Gaskey, a construction worker, lived alone and had taken painstaking stei)s to secure his fSee MOTIVE, Page A2J Newport death scene was sealed off by police. Budget deficit action . 'must wait for election' By JERRY HIRSCH 01 the D.ity Piiot ll•ff The fede ral· government's growing budget deficit is the biggest issue facing the country but Americans should not expect actidn to reduce it until after next year's presidential election. Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif., told leaders from three Orange Coast chambers of commerce Wednes- day. It is unrealistic to believe law- makers would "seriously sit down and tackle the budget issue during an election year" and people have to r~alize that is the way the system works. Wilson told a supportive audience of about 150 people at the Sheraton Newport. The luncheon meeting was sponsored jointly by the chambers in the cities of Newport Beach. Irvine and Costa Mesa. ''It will be genuinely difficult to fashion a consensus on the budget deficit fre m the yiews of 100 senators and the 435 rttembers of the House of Representatives," Wilson said. Although lawmakers want to eliminate the deficit. few agree how to do it. "I think it will be 1985 before we will be able to seriously address the deficit issue. There will have to be some element of tax increases and some element of spending cuts." the senator sru~ Wilson predicted President tt.e- agan will be re·elected. The Re publicans will hold on to a slim majority in the Senate and that Reagan vows no tax increase -A4 the Democ:rats will maintain their control of the House of Represen- tatives. Once the election is over, Wilson hopes the lawmakers will be able to tackle the problem "in the same bi-partisan manne r" that troubles with the nation's Social Security system w ere w orked out follow- ing the 1980 election. he said. "By then. the deficit will be such a looming crisis. it will have to be addressed. I hope we have a year 's grace period in this," Wislon said. Interest payments on the na- t ional debt have already reached (See Wl~N. Page A2) Sen. Pete Wilson Phony car insurance charged in fraud bust By ANDREA ADELSON Of , ... 0.-, t"tlol It.ti An Irvine salesman is accused of selling $350,000 worth of phony insurance policies to 500 Southern California car owners in what investigators are calling the state's third largest insurance fraud. Robert Walter Stombaugh. 37. of Newport Beach is a('cused of issuing fake dam age and liability policies in the name of two phony carriers from his Irvine office in the last 18 mon ths. police Detec- tive Paul Jessup said today. Stombaugh was arrested on suspicion of 12 counts of grand theft after arrest and search warr~were served at his busir{"ess Wednesday. in a joint investigation by police and state Department of Insurance in- vestigators. He was free on $150,000 bail this morning. them their insurance is invalid. insurance investigator Hazel McCrae said. "What's alarming." said Black , "is people are taking a terrible risk driving without in- surance in California." Two similar but larger in- surance scams each with about 1,000 victims have surfaced in the (See INSU RANCE, Page A2 I County drug prevention program 0 d d h (See uo-SECOND._Page AZ) Linda Underwood loads up on meat during 12 -&econ as Stombaugh could not be reached by telephone at his Balboa home today. A former All-St.ate salesman. Stombaugh allegedly sold policies costing about $700 each to high-risk motorists who were turned down by standard carriers, according to Don Black. super- vitor of the state Insurance De- partment's investigative division in Los Angeles. He allegedly promised customers lower rates on 90-called "sub-standard" in- surance. Black said in a telephone interview this morning. ' Not home for the 'hollclep. A number of area prep baltcetball teema will be heading to vartoue parte of the country during the hotldaye to play In toumamenta. See eporta. P909C1. ~ 5(.)Jfl t C. U\-, I REPEf<TON . \ State insurance officials will ute confi9cated records to reach the estimated ~ victims from throughout Orange, San Die.so a nd l:.ai Angeles counties to notff y • I t • ' U * Orange Coast DAIL V PILOT /Thursday, December 15, 1983 Wilson: Marines will leave Lebanon I cotti1ttu1D s1oa111 Senator, in Newport visit., says troops will return within Congress' 18-month limit 120-SECOND DASH ... Ry JERRY HIRSCH OllMO.-, ........... Lebanon may be headlf\8 for partition but the-U.S. Marines there will be home within the 18-month limit set by Congress, Sen Pete Wilson. R-Califomia. said Wednesday. t0getht>r, the urne wUI come for members of the peace-keeping forces and Iarael to faahlon a new strategy to deal with the defacto partition of 60 percent oC the country by Syria," Wil10n said. Wilson. however, was reluctant t0 say what a new strategy might encompaat. "At this point J can't say. The real party of interett la larael. '' The aenator said the reaaon Marines are in Lebanon iJa to help bring order t.o the country follow· ing the 1982 Iaraeli Invasion ''to get rid of the Palestine Liberation ~lr.ation." "What we are undergoing Is a campaign oC aUrition from Syria and ita allies. But the Sovleta, w ho are back.ins Syria, don't want the aJtuatlon toeec..late intoa wartlult will involve them. 1 think we wtU be out within 18-montha." FromPageA1 for elementary llC'hool chlldren. The next day, Linda learned the real frosting on the cake wu she had won. Her prize: a two-minute shopping apree in Albertson's. ''I went to the store to buy a can of frosting for my son's birthday party, tt was uncanny -no pun Intended." Wilson made hls comments during an mformaJ meeting with reporters at the Sheraton New- port after add~ing a joint meeting of the chambers of com- merce from the cities of Newport Beach. Irvine and Costa Mesa. INSURANCE FRAUD PROBED ... WILSON ... "l llCOUt.ed the store tw1ce, the day I won and day before the spree," Linda explained. l knew exactly where I was going." "We had an empty freezer, so we thought we would go for the good meata," She said. Gary acted as the coach. He would keep time, giving her 30 seconds in the fish section, another 30 in meats, 30 more in poultry, and soon "The probability m my view lS that we will see either a diCferent force occupying the area or a partition of the country," Wilson said, noting that Syria, which controls most of Lebanon. has shown no signs of leaving. "Lebanon is the most troubling situauon we Care today." "If the Gemayel government is unable to put together a stable government in Lebanon and if the Lebanese army is unable to hold FromPageA1 state in the past decade, Black said. Stombaugh allegedly acted as an insurance company without a license. Phony policies allegedly were issued by Stombaugh's firm. California Auto Insurance Sales, in the name of the non-existent companies West.em States Fire and Casualty and Centurion As- surance. Jessup said. Whtie neither firm is an ap- proved state carrier, their names are similar to existing insurance firms, Black said. TEEN CHARGED ... FromPageA1 Mrs. Lam past and her dead husband were not discovered until two days after the shooting on June 2. She was found in a laundry "He was a legitimate l.naurance salesman." said the investigator, adding the alleged pattern of fraud starts in mid-1982 when Stombaugh first opened the Irvine business. Stombaugh re<.-eived his license to sell insurance in 1971 and was reprimanded in 1981 after the regulat0ry agency received a com- plaint over his failure to return a premium, McCrae said. A license revocation hearing is pending, she said. Lt. Bob Lennert said the year-long inquiry began with the complaint of a Riverside County man who had attempted to obtain a car loan from a bank. Since insurance is required by banks for car loans. a bank officer a pparent- ly checked the man's carrier and found the policy to be Invalid, he said. "It was one bank out of hun- dreds," said Jessup, adding that Charles Sherman of Woodcrest received a refund on his premium. The Insu rance department began its investigation after re- ceiving another complaint over a sJow to be satisfied claim on damages, Black said. However, "we know there were some satis- fied claims,'' he added. Stombaugh began selling in- suranre in business with a partner. The second man is no longer involved and is not under in- vestigation by police, though in- surance officials plan to talk to him. From Page Al $130 billion a year and are threatening to move from the third to the second largest federal expenditure. according to Wilson. "l am worried about a &-edit crunch that wiU reinflate inflati6n and set off a Draconian round of interest rate increases stifling the recovery." Wilson said he favors increases in consumption taxes rather than income taxes to help balance the budget. At the same time, in- creases in entitlement programs such as Social Security should be Hmjted~ to changes in the Con- sumer Price Index. However, spending cuts should be broad based and Wilson sajd no federal program should be protected. ."We were organized," Linda said': It was 10 a.m. Wednesday. Linda d<.'tieribed the scene:" About 50 people had gathered to watch, even the workers. My husband used his wrist watch to time me, he also held onto our 1-year-old daughter, Cara. Someone had said EyewitneM news was going to be there, but they didn't show. I was glad, that would have made me nervous. When it started, l just grabbed. Gary told me where to go, J had no concept of time. Everybody was cheering and yell- ing 'go for it.' I dropped some stuff. but the manager was a good sport about it and tossed the things back in my cart." • room next to the garage, bleeding from a gunshot wound. Mrs. Lampasi told Central Orange County Municipal Judge John Ryan that she had returned home with some takeout dinners when she was attacked. DISTRICT TO REHIRE 55 ... The total take: seven hams, 20 steaks. 25 pounds of shrimp. 25 pounds of scallops. seven pounds of crabs, eight roasts, and 26 chicken breasts. Cash value: $622. l l. Ryan ruled after the hearing that there was sufficient evidence to try Christianson on the charges. and scheduled the teen-ager's arraignment in Orange County Superior Court Cor Dec. 22. Ronald Lampasi's attorney is challenging the constitutionality of the juvenile court proceedings that resulted in the boy's transfer to adult court His preliminary hearing has been delayed while the appellate court reviews the case. Ronald Lampasi was 16 at the time of the shooting and Christianson was 17. "I don't remembfi whatl.saw..fiJ:sl." sbe said "I-just remember - how I had something around my neck and I was trying to get free from that." She said her son "was trying to strangle me." Mrs. Lampasi testified she thought she was being strangled with a scarf, and struggled to get free. When she did. she said she began running for the garage as Christianson raised the gun towards her head "He had raised it up and that's when I turned around and tried to get out," she testified. Her son "was trying to stop me .... They were constantly hollering at each other to do something." Mrs. Lampas1 often stopped dunng her two h ours of testimony and she said she had trouble putting her thoughts into words. Under questioning by defense attorney Paul Meyer. she was unable to say what color shirt Chrisuanson was wearing an court or name the previous U.S. president. BULLETIN BOARP Children's Christ01as Diusical slated in Mesa "Psalty's Christmas Calamity," a children's musical, is scheduled to be presented Sunday at 11 a.m. at Harbor Christian Fellowship, 740 W. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa. Harbor Chr~stian also is sponsoring a visit from Santa Claus today at the Cottage, a thrift shop at 1912 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Santa and hlS helpers. bearmg free gifts for kids, will appear from l to 5 p.m . For informauon , call Steve Paddock at 631-7730. Indian G~ides set pancake breakfast The Niguel Nation of the Y-Indian Guides from the South Coast YMCA will hold a pancake breakfast Saturday at the Crown Valley Community Park Center. All funds ratsed by the event. scheduled from 8 a.m. to noon, will help support the Indian Guides program. Further information is available at the South Coast YMCA. 831-9622 or 495-0453. Seminar on yoga massage at OCC "Yoga Meditation and Massage for Managing Stress," a one-day seminar. will be presented Saturday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. The session will be conducted from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. in Room 11 3 of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Building. The &emma r will be conducted by Gurucharan Singh Khalsa, a trained yogi. psychologist and minister. He is a licensed marriage, family and child counselor. Partici pants must bring a mat or blanket and are encouraged to wear comfortable cl9thing. Admission tS $12. Ticket may be purchased at the OCC Ticket Office or at the door. Day camp planne d for holidays Christmas Day Camp, a week of special activities for youngsters during the holiday vacation, will be held in Costa Mesa's Balearic Center Monday through Friday of next week Children ages 6-12 are invited to attend the camp from 9 a .m-4p.m .. or from 7:30 a .m .-5:30 pm. for working parents. For infonnation. call 754-5158. From PageA1 "We've been working for thtS action for 300 days," said AFT president-designate Judith Ackley. "We're really pleased" "There has been a lot of turmoil in this distnct, a lot of strain," Trustee Armando Ruiz told the audience. ''I hope you will work -with us to help make this thing work. We need your help." William Waech ter, the district's personnel director. announced let- ters would be mailed within a few days to the laid-off teachers, offering the chance to return for the spring semester. He said teachers have the right to ri!fuse such an offer once without losing their seniority rights, if, for example, they have obtained a new job since the layoffs. Waechter said efforts will be made to return teachers to the campuses where they taught and to reinstate them in their former subject areas. If all of the teachers listed decide to return. it would cost the district $720,000 next spring, Waechter said. District officials said $488,000 for this would come from un- distributed reserve funds. Ad- SNAKES ... ditiona1 sources of funding were being sought to ~ver the re- mainder. . Waechter noted that it is unlike- ly all of the instructors will choose to return. One of the teachers being offered reinstatement, psy- chology professor Richard Lister, told the trustees Wednesday he would not drop his legal claims against the district. Wednesday night's decision fol- lowed a year-long battle by dis- trict teachers to overturn the layoffs. Last February. the district board announced that 114 full-time faculty members and administrators would receive layoff notices because of a reduc- tion in st.ate funding. In the months that followed, the layoff figure was reduced through an early retirement offer and some rehiring. At the time of the layoffs, AFT .leaders argued trusteescouJd have made other cuts to avoid layoffs. After the trustees approved the layoffs. teachers and others mounted a campaign to change the makeup of the board. First, a recall campaign was launched, but that effort failed. Subsequently, district teachers backed three candidates for the college board in the Nov. 8 election. All three faculty-backed candidates, Conrad Nordquist. Nancy Pollard and Armando Ruiz, were elected. The slate pledged during their campaign to work to rehire laid-off teachers. MOTIVE SOUGHT ... FromPageA1 home adding walls, trees and borhood. "The store manager was sur- prised, he thought I would only get about $300 worth," Linda said. Around the Underwood's neighborhood. Lind has become a celebrity of sorts. Her oldest daughter. Diana, 13 and her son, Sean. 9, have br-OUght the~r fri ends by to look at the jammed free7..er. Neighbors have called or drop,ped in, asking what it was like . "Everybody thinks it's hilan- ous," Llnda said. "I guess it's big news around here." Next year, there won't be any meat on the Underwood shopping list. "lt was real wonderful Christmas present for us," Linda said. "We feel the Lord has taken good care of us." Kids' charity to seek funds bushes, according to neighbors. Gaskey's body was discovered Investigators combed the in a second-floor hallway, Kids to Kids. a charity that a.ids foliage-shrouded, two-story sprawled face-down next to a children in hospitals. retarded house and searched alleys, trash bookcase. Polire reported there teen-agers and other children's bins and drainage ditches was a smudge of blood on a door causes will hold its first Orange throughout the West Newport but the house had not been County fund-raiser m Costa Mesa neighborhood but were unable to ransacked. at 7:30 tonight and Friday at locate a possible murder weapon. "There were no signs that Winston's Jewelers. 1761 New- The body was found at 10 a.m. anyone broke in," said Officer port Blvd. From Page A 1 Wednesday by a former girlfriend Tom Litt.le . The fund-raiser will feature a who had been asked by friends to The front door and a massive sale of gowns from the television planters and setting off the bur-gotothe431LugoniaSt.residence woode" entryway gate to the show. "The Love Boat" and a glar alarm. when Gaskey failed to show up house. a neatly-groomed comer $50.000 collection of jewelery. They startled store accountant, for work at a construction site in residence with carved lions "The first thiQg we are doing in Bill Roa. 26. of Santa Ana, who Hollywood. outside and walls on all sides, were Orange County is buying talking wasn't aware when he oi}ened the Neighbors. ont' who recalled closed but unlocked. watches for three blind children," store Monday that the snakes had seeing Gaskey arrive home early Gaskey was described to polire said Lorimegan Black of Newport been put in the display on Sunday. Tuesday evening. sajd they didn't as a highly security-conscience Beach, the group's chairman. "I got a call from (the handler) hear anything unusual or see any person who had an elaborate For more.information about the ~ who said, 'How many snak_~ are sU.spicious people in the .neiith-alarm svste~ fund,raisercall 645-5595. in the display?' And 1 said none. ~-----~---------------------------------- Then he said, 'You're kidding. there were four in there yester- day.' I just about flipped." Roa said he looked around, slowly. and finally spotted "Sampson.'' the boa constrictor, curled on top of one video re. corder. The other renegades were corraled shortly afterward. All but Linda. Dicken said her hiding place inside the back panel of a large screen concealed her. "We couldn't find her for two hours. We didn't want to alarm the customers or anything, but no one saw her behtnd the compo- nents," he said. Dicken said Linda and the other snakes in the display can kill, but are ao well-fed and tame that they are dangerous onJy to the mice, large rats and rabbits that make up their diet. How long will the snake display last? "We planned on having them here for a month," Dicken said, "but we may have to cut it short at this rate." -ARGYLE - A special Tartan adapted from the Argyle district of Scotland, made popluar in the 20' s al\d-30' s by the influence of the colorful sportsman, Edward, Prince of Wales. 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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Deoernber 15, 1983 * ~I lrvi'ne Coast plan gets· endorsement of OC supervisors "' By JEFF ADLER Olltw.,...., ....... , ... Plans to develop the 10,000-acre Irvine Coast -the largest remain- ing undeveloped portion of Southern• California coastline - won approval Wednesday from the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The board unanimously en- dorsed the Irvine Co. 's plans to construct 2,000 luxury homes, 1.750 hotel rooms and 325,000 square feet of commercial space on the barren rolling hills situated between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. Speaking on behalf of The Friends of the Irvine Coast and Laguna Greenbelt, Inc.. Terry Watt voiced several reservations the groups have with the proposed project. The Friends of the Irvine Coast had strenuously objected to the project in the past and unsuc- cessfully sought to block it in tht- rourt.s. "While we have brought lttt- gation in the past, it is hardly our intent to take this on at this point," Watt said. "We simply feel overall this implementing action program allows too much flexibilitly to adequately carry out the land use plan or be consistent with the land use plan." Perry Kay Sheller. 26. of Santa Ana also was charged Wednesday with the burglary of a home for the elderly in Mission Viejo the njght before the second kidnap- ping. Mode l d raws a ppreciative gla n ces from male sho ppers at lingerie fashion show sponsor ed b y Via Lido shop Wednesday evening Supervisor Thomas Riley. whose district includes the area, recommended board approval after announcing a compromise had been struck concerning the county's use of 2,650 acres of parkland the company will tum over to the county in return for the development rights. Particularly. Watt said the two groups have concerns about how the land is to be used. density levels proposed by the developers. and loopholes that might permit alternative development stan- dards in the future. • • ·: . . ., ; i After being charged Wednes- day. Sheller appeared in West Orange County Municipal Court for arraignment, but Deputy Pub- lic Defender William Kelley asked for a postponement until Monday. and Judge Marvin Weeks agreed. setting bail at $250.000. Gentlemen gawk at garments The Irvine Co. had sought to restrict use of the open space it was dedicating to the county. banning, for instance, any recreational fa- cilities. lodge or hotel that might compete with an Irvine Co. pro- ject. But Riley ca lled the two-volume document a "great plan," and told Watt, "I'm prepared to support it, and what you said and have written doesn't change that." Holiday sh o w in Newport features lingerie and o ther softwar e A former nurse's aide at Hy-Lond. Sheller is accused of prying open a sliding glass door the night of Nov. 6, entering a bedroom and kidnappang a 14-year-old resident of the home. He allegedly repeated the act about 1 a.m. last Saturday in the room of a 7-year-old girl. taken as she slept. The girls were dropped off on the front Lawns of homes after being sexually-assaulted, in- vestigators said. By JERRY HIRSCH 01 IM Delly l'tlc>I lten ~ Kristen Beekman . ad 50 beer-drinking bus· men shout- ing "teddy, camisole" and "fanny wrap" at her Via Lido lingerie shop Wednesday night. They were learning the names of slinky little garments women use as underwear as scantily clad m.~ls pa_ra~ through the_cbic_ lingerie st.ore in Newport Beach, showing the men just how a lacy silk outfit can liven up the holidays. "What you are supposed to be doing 1s 1magming the ladies who are spedal to you in these gar- ments," Beckman tells the gawk- ing men. Beckman. the owner of Fern's Lingerie, was hosting her annual "For Your Eyes Only" lingerie show for men. "Lingerie is something that is for both men and women to appreciate but men don't feel comfortable comi11g !J1l:O a lingerie store and asking about bras, panties, a teddy or even a night- gown," Beckm~ explains. To break down this barrier she hosts the event. inviting men from the store's mailing list and Mesa hoy roughed up near school An 11-year-old student walking to Cahlorma School Wednesday morn- ing was stopped by three "Mods" on motorscooters who demanded he surrender his lunch money. The boy told them he did not have any money and ran away alter being shoved and kicked by two of the &uS()eCIS He de~ribed one as having a pierced eamng on his rl~hl.c~eek . A Costa Mesa man was arrested early this morning on suspicion ot possessing stolen property after he was spotted allegedly h1d1ng a bicycle 1n some bushes behind a bar on the 1700 block ol Newport Boulevard. Police checked the bike. which turn- ed out to have been stolen 1n 1982 Taken into custody was Gilbert Elias. 24 A sel ol golf clups valued at $540 was reported stolen Wednesday from the repatr yard of a car dealer on the 2600 block ol Harbor Boulevard The clubs were stashed on a car that was s1t11ng on the repatr yard lor a month while the owner. an employee ol the dealet'5ti.p. was-out sick- 'e wport Beach A lh1el took $2.000 on cash from a house on Linda Isle. apparently entering the residence by reaching through a pel door and unlatching a a back door The money was taken from a locked briefcase A patr ol vintage wood golf cluo were reported stolen from the Irvine Coast Country Club. A 73-year-old member from Hunllngton Beach claimed he lelt 111e clubs. one purchased in the 1950s propped aga1ns1 a wall 1n lhe goll baggage room A purse containing more than $150 in cash and various credit cards was stolen from a lounge in the Newport Center Marriott Hotel. according 10 a woman who said she lell the purse on a bar stool while she was on the dance lloor Laguna Beach A man described as aoout 30 years of age, wllh a beard and dark ha•r. was spotted peering on the window of a house on the 200 block of Ny~ Place by the female resident at at)out 3 p m Wednesday Police re- sponding to the scene were unable 10 find the prowler vandals did $880 damage 10 a vehicle parlled on the 1100 block ol Soulh C1oas1 Highway police said A trans1en1 was advised 10 cease lounging ar~nO-the Suri and Saoo Hotel on South Coast Highway by olhcers called to the complea by operalors ot lhe hotel at about 6 p m Wednesday Huntington Beach A gues1 at the Huntington Beach Inn 21112 Pacific Coast Highway, reported Wednesday Iha! his room was burglamed The loss included a $200 gold ring and $1 25 1n cash . . . A woman was arrested Wednesday night at the J C Penney store at Huntington Center. 7777 Edinger Ave , on suspicion ol shop11111ng She allegedly took 1~0. s~1r1s worlh $30 A res1den1 ol the 17 100 block ol Springdale Street re1urned home Wednesday afternoon and lound a ourglar 1ns1de The 1otruder fled with 1wo botlles ol wine worth $5 A green 1979 Datsun 2 tO was burglarized Wednesday on the 1&600 block ol 8arlle11 Stereo speakers valued at $70 were rtpped out ol the vehicle fountain Valley Someone broke Into a boy·s com- bination tock.er at Los Amigos High Schoo• and stole camera equipment valued at $550 Intruders took bolt cutters 10 a p11dlock and entered a garage 1n the , 5000 block of Camo Blull Coun and took. miscellaneous tools from the workbench and then proceded 10 the lreez.er where tnev stole meat I nine Christmas 11ees valued over $400 were discovered stolen Wednesday from Build 'N Grow nursery, 18102 Culver Drive Police did not know this morning how the tree thieves made entry A 41-year-old woman discovered Wednesday morning lhat th1e11es had stolen the lour wheels olf her Porsche. parked overnight in a carport on Pineview Den~e night, morning fog on the way o.noe 'oas1a1 'oO lontgnl ano early Fr..a1y mor~ othef'W•M tAH COOier ~~,&O~ =~~,.:~:!. ~:~ '1;: ff'~:: lOWt"' ,,,. 40•. >d -50t 0... ,,,..,., ,..,.,,I•-P01<11 COf'c.eo- toon 10 San c-·· lot-10 , ... 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And a lot of men come back later to buy gifts for ot~r .occasions. The show has become so su~>ess f ul that Beckman ls considering adding another event befo're Val- entine's Day. She has already planned a second holiday show tonight. Beckman turnc-d one of hc:r daintily d1X·orawd dressing rooms Into a wine and lx'<'r bar to give tht> s how a festive atmosphere to make the men feel comfortable H~r male customers really go for the free show, but Beckman stn-sses that thcr1· 1s no stripping or "kmky" stuff Kc•n Nelson . a Nc•wport Beat:h customer. agrees "ll was very well done. all m good teste. This really gives us a better idea of what to buy for our ladies." Nelson says. "It brings a httle romanl-e back into a relationship and it promotes good business. How can you go wrong buying a lingerie gift?" asks Bill Ford. a banker from Irvine. "You bring horn<.' something from here and 1t can rf'a ll v hven up ;e Tuf'sday night. l'S~iall y 1f you both work." notes Keith Wisbaum. a Newport Beach resi- dent who was married thn-e months ago. 1-V>wever, Irvine Co. officials agreed to drop those restrictions following a week of be- hind-the-scenes negotiations with top county officials, Riley said. "I believe this is a major restatement of the county's policy on unencumbered title to open spaces. but I also think this marks a moment of trust between the._ Irvine Co. and the county," the supervisor commented. The plan approved by the board details the Irvine Co. 's develop- ment plans for the area and sets certain environmental restr ic- tions. It still must receive final certification from the state Coastal Commission. Besides the 2,000 luxury homes to be built on parcels ranging in size from one to 10 acres, current development plans call for a two-story. 250-roorn hotel at one end of than extension of Sand Canyon Avenue and a 10-st.ory hote l office complex to be set m to the hills near Pelican Hill. Portions of the coast d.QOated to the county as open space include all of Emerald Canyon and the ridgeline above Laguna Canyon. The open space dedication is adjacept to the 2,800-acre Crystal Cove State Park, sold to the state by the lrvine Co. for $32.6 million. the most expensive parks acquisi- tion in state history Dismasted NB boat rescued near Chile A Newport Beach skipper and his two crew members, attempt- ing to sail a trtmaran from New York to San Francisco, were rescued today from their dis- masted ship 52 miles off Chile. a spokeswoman said The thrc-e were trying raise public awareness for medical re- search when their 55-foot trimaran, dubbed Cyst.ic Fibrosis Crusader. lost its mast Wednesday morning as it rounded Cape Horn. said Sue Hook of the Cysti<.' Fibrosis Foundation. The skipper. Michael Kane of Newport Beach , and crew mem- bers Bob Dixon and Fritz Rich- ardson of San Diego were more _Jhan halfway through thei~t templ to beat a sail.mg record of the storied clipper Flying Cloud 132 years ago. . A ham radio operater in Rhode Island picked up their signal and notified the Chilean naval au.ache and the U.S Coast Guard. said Hook. A Chilean Air Fort-e plane spotted the stricken three-hull yacht and sent a rescue ship that reached the area early today. Th~ men were taken to Punta Arenas The trimaran was abandoned in h~avy seas, Hook said. but the crew will return later to try and recover it. All three men were reported to be in good shape. she added ., Launched in 185 1, Flying Cloud sailed from New York to San FrandS(.'O by way of Cape Horn in 89 days · Sex-torture trial opens Feb. 6 f rom staff and wire reports Randy ~raft. accused of being a "scorecard killer" by prosecutors, goes o n triaJ Feb. 6 on murder charges and other felonies re lated to the sex-torture of 16 men and boys. Kraft, 3ff. pleaded innoc-ent Tuesday to the charges before Orange County Superior Court Judge Luis Cardenas. Kraft, a Long Beach computer ronsulat.ant. has been held m Orange County Jail since his arrest May 14. when California Highway Patrol officers stopped him and found a strangled Manne in his car. Deputy District Attorney Bryan Brown has called Kraft a "scorecard killer" who kept a "death list" that was found in his car. Many of the 16 murdered young men had been burned or emasculated, prosecutors said. The murders occurred between 1972 and 1983. THE LAMBSUEDE SPORT COAT A perfect expression of quality and classic style . . . comfortably tailored t9 fit over sweaters or-other layers of warmth when cool weather presents itself. •. ~-~----- llMA IOMlfCI AT W IT'S END • For years at has never bet>n farther from me than •the telephone. • It holds more drama than a soap opera, stores •lnore data than a computer and rec.'Ords my past. my present and will record my future. It's a little red plastiC' Rolodex listing n~. addresses and phone numbers. It's much more than that EsJX'(·tally at Christmas. Each card reflects change during the past year. A mate dies and he gets a line drawn through him or her. A <:hild is born and the name, sex, and date are recorded. (Who spells Debye with a YE?) Marilyn gets a new card because she is divorced a nd has a new addres.5 and next to her former husband goes the name of the new wife, Robin. A child goes off to school and rates a card of his own. A whole family moves to another state be<.:ause Dan's job dried up. Beside your own child's name arc five phone numbers all crossed out and a new one that is added that barely fits on the card. (Will they ever settle down?) Your friend who was always so independent now has a nursing home address. An old acquaintance has a note penciled m beside it. "Christmas card returned in ·s2:· so you tear 1t up and discard it. · There are riddles. Who is Father Debroskv o( . Wisconsin and what is he doing in your Rolodex? Did the woman you met on the cruise die? S hould you take a chance of sending her a card? (The worst that could happen is it t'Ould be forwarded.) ls the butcher married? Does he. deserve a 50-cent card just because he h~ great rolled rumps? Change is supposed to be vital to our growth .. our very existence. I know that. Yet,everyChristrnasaslslowly weigh each card in the Rolodex. I experience some sadness and fear that things are moving along too fast and I am in control of nothing. • It's like a giant poker game where I discard. try to match up what I have, take a chanL'C "on an inside straight, shuffle again, deal. and hopE> to come up with a w inning li fe. I know what you're going to say. I l'alTll' to play. The gift they can't get enough of. Hickorv f arms has the solution. Over I 00 deliciou gifts that"ll suit just about cvervone · s taste. In )USI the price range you'rf' aftn. And 1f you want to .end vour gift. \,t>ll 1akr r are of all the details. ff lckor.1 Furms __ m mno® WESTCLIFF FASHION PLAZA' ISLAND 17th & lrvlne, Newport Beech -11. Newport BeKh 6'2-0972 6'0-6030 DEAR ANN LANDEHS: U<:> you ~hevc It is possible to have a ha ppy marriage without love? I didn't think so until l read the views or Or. John Hudson, past president of the American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors For openers: ln approximately 25 pert-cnt of all marriages that were described as "happy," one or both parties said they were not in love. according to Dr. Hudson He oCfen.'d and believe they are missing something terrific: (I) It is foolish to go through life feeling cheated be<.·ause you are not head-over-heels about your mate. Being in love is greatly overrated, t'Onstdering it is such a short-lived experience. (2) Stop envying couples whu appear to be madly m love People who make a pubhL· display of their devotion behave differently behmd closed doors. (3) Don't assume that your hfe would be free of Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, DecemMr 15, 1983 * Ila in love not necessary friends. Stick wltb blm . • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am the mother of a 3-year-old daughte r. When we went marke ting, she screamed constantly because she hated to ride in a shopping cart. Recently I bought a child-restraint hamt'S.$. She loves It because she can walk "like a grown pent0n.': I've re<-e1ved nasty glares, and some women hav~ even told me1t as cruel to tie a child up like a dog. How do I respond? -A.W. 1N NAS HVILLE OF.• J\ A. W .: If tbe laarn~!l41 workl for yo1, lpor4 lbe glares and coatlHe to aae U. At for ~ comments, simply sm ile aad say, "I've found tbl• l• lbe best 1olutlon, tlaank you." . . . : How much do you know about pot, coclline, LS~ s~. PCP. uppers and downers, glue and h eroJn1 Are all these drugs dangerous? Get Ann Landers' all-new booklet, "The Lowdown on Dope." For each booklet ordtm:xJ, send $2 plus a Jong, sell-addressed envelope(37renlspostage) to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995. Chicago, Ill. 60611. ~ Toe nail trouble needs treatment cont;J ict 1f only you and your spouse were gaga about DEAR DR. STEINCROHN·. I'm 72 and h.ave eaL·h other The problems would sttll be there because T problems are an inevitable part of living. A('('Ording to been having nail trouble, especially m m y right large Dr. Hudson, c·ouples who fight together stay toe. Gradually, it has become thick a nd yellow. I can't together, whether they are in love or not. provided cut it or trim it. There's a feeling of pressure when I rou1 HIAlTH their fights help n'solve their diffitultics wear shoes. ls it serious? Mrs. I. (4) Don't work hard at falling m love. You can't DEAR MRS. I.: My guess is that it's on- OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN make it happen. A love you have lo t.alk yourself into ychomycosis, a fungal infection . But your own docotr will never be the real thing. or podiatrist will have to make the d iagnosts. bedroom to the other end of the house to control the I hope you will print this, Ann. A great many One method of treatment is to take griseofulvin, cramp, chances are it isn't medically important. couples need the information. Too bad I didn't have it an antiungal agent, for at least six months. The entire Taking a quinine tablet at bedtime (if it's OK with 15 years ago OLDER BUT WlSER IN BA y CITY. nail plate will have had time to replace itself. your doctor) is all you may need to take care of the MICH However. if the conditon recurs. you may require problem. •DEAR BAY: Dr. Hudson's remarks a re realistic treatment to eradicate the nail with some What I refer t.o as more serious cramps are thoee and practical. Tha nks for s ha ring them with us. chemosurgical method of therapy. that come on when you walk. We call it intermittent • • • claudication -pain that disappe;u-s with a few DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a guy 17 years old. FOR MR. Q.: I agree tha t .the majority of foot minutes rest and then recurs after walking aome I have this friend , Joe, who lies all the time. At first I cramps are n't due to an ything serious. If you havE' to more. If you have this kind of leg cramp, better visit thought he was JUSt trying to make an impression, but get up occasionally andju!flparoundor walk from the your doctor. · his l~are~omi~morea~more ridku~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now I think Joe actually believes the stories he I tells. ls this a sign of some kind of mental illness? I am finding 1t harder and harder to get along with Joe because I don't believe a word he says. He has very few frie nds and I feel sorry for hlm. I am t'Ounting on you for some answers. -NEW YORK. N.Y. DEAR N.Y.: Joe sounds like a pathological liar. This is a form of mental illness. Individuals who suffer this affliction actua lly believe the stories they tell. In other words, they are unable to sepa rate fact from fiction. Joe needs professiona l help. He also needs Announcing the G RAND OPENI NG of DOM RACIT I J EWELERS We Specialize in Quality DI AMONDS Rings • Bracelets • Pendants • Necklaces Watches •Earrings We buy, sell trade and repair "I )Ult returned from the East Coast with the smartest and latest fashions in gold and diamond jew,.Jry. Buy smart ... compare." GRAND OP EN ING NOW THROUGH CHRISTMAS top by for refreshments and say hello! Wh ere Harbor and Newport Boulevard• Meet (/11 ~Biii' K rau) 1838 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa 650-3111 BU>' SMART ... COMPARE! i \ S-0 11. ~ou11. SRoppi~g Co~lle~e~te Oull. C~si~os ~ouJtS ~Ile Mo~do11-tm Soiulldo~. 10 to 5:s>O su~do~ iR.e. 18i~ 12-5 cf"-!a.11 ea,zt'en . 10?4 C;,1,.i'.:d1 • \i,'. 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Shareholders of the two c-ompan1<>s on Wt..-dncsday overwhelmingly approved the ml'rger, which would link more than 25,000 miles of track ~et ween the Gulf Coast. the Great Lakes and the West Coast, c:reating a systl•m wllh m mbined assets of more than $10 billion. Product io n, hiring step up seen WASHINGTON -F.conom1sts are predicting that hus ines.-.es will soon step up production and hiring, in an a ttc·mpt to replenish stockpiles that are at an all-time low w h lie L'Onsume r spending IS flourishing. The predictions came folluwing Wednesday's a nnouncement by the Commerce Department that inventories held by U.S. business increased 0 4 p<>r<.-ent an Oct0lx>r as sales rose by the same amount. FDIC p redicts 5 0 bank failures WASHINGTON -A federal regulator says economic t.·1rt:umstant-es an• likely to prevent a significant decline next year in the number o r troubled financial institutions. 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