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Home My WebLink About1983-01-12 - Orange Coast Pilot.......... --.... .._._ -- THI DRAIGI COAST caum 1111111 WEDNESDAV, JANUARY 12, 1983 ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS 'Ziggurat' put on block by government V ~w of the Laguna Niguel Ziggurat, d eclared ~urplu~ property b y lhc· ft•d t•ru l government ancl offered for ba le. By FREDERICK SCHOEME HL Of the Delly ~ ltaft T h e largely vacant C h e t Holifield Federal Building tn Laguna Niguel has been declared excess property by the U S government and IS being ollered for sale, 1t was announced today by Rep Robert Badham, R Newport Beach. The "ziggurat" as the building has been called because of 1ts pyramidal shape, w1U be offE'rt"d for sale to state. county and local Valley's park fee doubled By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of tlwo.lly .......... Fountain Valley officials have ag ret>d to con tinue leasing C ourreges Park from the Southern California Electnc Co .. which has doubled ita rental fee Courre ges Park is located 1n the 200 -foot -wide u tilit y easement betw een Ellis and Talbert avenues near Newland Street. The electnc company has transrnisaion Une towers on the easement . The city has leased the 12-acre parcel from Edl50n since 1967 for $50 per acre per year. The utJllty company has now increased this charge to S l 00 per acre. Jim Kennedy, an Edison area manager who oversees Fountain Valley. said the company is trying to offset some of the tax e xpenses 11 must pay on the property The $1 00 pe r acre charge will cover only a portion of these taxes. he said Kennedy said Edison generally gives cities the first opportunity 1o use such easements for parks Jf a city declines. the land 1s usually leased for nurse ry or farming use -oft.en for as mu<.·h as $800 an acre, he said. I n approving the n e w $100-an-acre lease for Courreges Park, city council members. who have been concerned about r1Sing local park and rec reation expenses. said they were doing so "reluctantly " Wayne Osborne. public works and parks director. said the Edi.son easement lease for Harper Park, located immediately south 'Of Courreges. was raised to $1 00 per acre in 1980 The city soon will consider a ahnilar fee increase for Fulton Park. immediately n o rth o f Courreges Osborne said the city will probably reduce its Fulton (~e PARK FEE, Page AZ) government agencies If no offers are received. the building then will be offered for private sale Acc..'OrdinR to Howard Seelye, a Badham aide. a value between $75 and $JOO m11l1on has been placed o n the mult1-t1 e rt•d s truc turt-by "knowledgeable sources familiar with rt>al estate m southt-rn Orange County " The government acquired the building in 1974 1n a $19 5 millaon propt-rty e xchange with North American Av1auon Co. now thl' Rock well C<1rp Orange County government periodic all y has expressed interest in ll.·asing or purchasing the building. wh1l'h has mor e than 822.000 s4uare feet o f usable spaet· County acq u 1s1t1on o f the building was las t proposed an 198 1 by t'Ounty Supervisor Bruce Nest.ande "At that value, I think it's loo high for ou r purposes." Ncstande said today "I want to set> an appraisal " Such an assessment of the building's value 1s under way, &dham sau.l "I thank tht' c ounty 1s · tntl'rested, the question is ot what pnce," Nestande added S uperviso r Thomas Riley, in whose distrac t the building 1s located. called the $75 to $1 00 million valuation "a lot of rocks " "I'm wondering 1f the county can afford it," Riley said. And he suggested that cost e sllmates for preparing the Solvang r a nc he r Bill Ni<-h o las (in ha t ) wuit~ his turn in heated a r g umenl with P a ul W a tson, s kipper of lh•· . t.>a S hephe rd. • Laguna f aceof f Ill r:nnf PrPn<'P on sea ls prote I tur11s into bizarre e ve nt By STE VE MITCHELL Of Iha Dlllly PUo1 Si.ff It's doubtful wtldltfe vtgilante Paul Watson will ever again US(' Laguna Beach as a backdrop for a press conference -not after a senc..>S of bizarre happenmgs lat._• Tuf'sday Among them were the near s hipwreck of a c.·abin cruiser bringing Watson to sho re . and th~ appearance o f an ornery co wbo y who 1n s 1sted o n t·ontrabutm~ his four-letter-wo rd d 1atnlx> to the ne ws conference Watso n a nd his 24-membe r crew stoppt'd oU in ~guna en route lo the fri~1d waters otf N e wf o undland, where the 32-year-old sk1ppcr has vowed to d o battle with seal vessels bound for Canada's annual baby harp seal hunt Here's how the c;.enes of m1 s- events unfoldtod Wat.son anch ored his 200 foot c.·ocl trawkr. the S<.'a Shephc-rd. off the <'<>3.'!I and cau~ht a rtdf> lo sho~e wnh musac·1an Dick Dale (Kang of the Surf Guitar) aboard Dale's cabin cruiser When the 23 -f oot c ruis er approached the sand at Mam Beach Park, the engine conked out and the boat ran aground . Crew members. lifeguards and paSS(.'rs-by spent 20 minutes 1n a revt"rse tug-o f -w a r with the wav es. finally pushing Dale's boat back to sea A Wt>l Watson a nd cr c•w . (See LAGUNA, Page AZI ' r; I•. ---INDEX----1 At Your Sennce Births .Bu.sin ea Bulletin Board Cavalcade Classified Comics Cr011Sword Death Not ices Editorial Engagementa Enter1ainmen t Foe the Record Horoecope Ann Landen Movies B3 F3 E4-5 A5 B2 Fl.F4-6 F2 F2 F3 A6 F3 85 f3 82 82 85 A3 National News Publk Noti<:ft Sparta 84.D6.F3-4 .Dr. Stelncrohn Stock Marketa Televtaton 'nlellten Weather :~ews El-3 B2 E6 86 85 A2 F3 A3 • ... ~ -.--. ""'.. .,..., ,... ,.,.... ., ..,., 1.:. Cod trawle r ea Shephe rd was anchored off Laguna Be ach Tue&day on short stop befo re sailln~ for Newfoundland where crew will confront harp &eal hunten. ' building for new tenants might equal thl' cost of new building construl'tt0n A<.'t'Ording lo Badhcim. sale of the budding by tht' federal Ge n c·ral Services Agf'ncy has been order<'d as part of President Re agan's program to rid the government of more than $17 billion 1n unneeded land and buildings Badham said that a survey of the building conduc t e d in December found that only about one-third of the available space is being used by federal agencies A report made t.o the Federal Property Resources Services branch recommended th e building be declared excess and sold At'COrdmg to a GSA off1c1al, the ziggurat w as t h e "worst example" for an underutilized or unused building, &dham said (See ZIGGURAT, Page All UCI students set anti-I ee protest UC lrvine student officers are preparing a $1.000 lobbying campaign to pressure legislators to vote d ow n Gov. Ceor ge Deukme j1an 's pr?posal to raiS<.' student fees by $150 during the next school year Several key officers met Monday a fter the governor 's speech to begin im ple menting their c,ampalgn using post cards and telephone calls to reach Ja wmal<ers . said Jim Kohlenbe rger. adm1n1strative vice president of the associated students. He claimed UCJ students will )ppost> any proposal t.o increase stude nt fees. "This as the closest we've ever come to actually fa<:mg tuition," he said Students. meanwhile, also are concerned about another fee increase, th1S one exclusively for their spnng quarter beginning in March. When UC Regents meet Jan 20 an San Franc1SC'O, they will con.sider a one-time in erease to meet the governor's Jan . 3 ~1ct to reduce spending by 2 percent m the current fillcal year W1U1am Parker. assistant vice chancellor at UCI, said regents will con.sider an in<:rease of about $100 To avoid confusion with the perm anent fee increases the governor propo6ed Monday. UC o fficials a r e describin g t h e increase hkely for March as a "surcharge " Kohlenbe rge r said student repr esentatives at the regents' meeting will call for t he 2 pe rcen t savings to come from administrative cu tbacks rather than from a fee increase Undergraduate UCI students who are Ca11fom.ia residents pay $404.50 per quarter in fres that go toward student services, fina ncial aid. student body fees and debt service for a college uruon. Most students attend three quarters per year, making annuaJ enrollment costs about $1,200. No n -residents pay $1.454.50 per quarter, or about $4.360 per year Graduate stude nts, both resident and non -resident, pay about $15 more per quarter than undergraduates. According to Deukmejian 's pla n , studen ts enrolling m the UC system beginning next fall would pay an extra $50 per quart.er The Republican governor 's ISee ANTI, Page AZ) Coastline, UC plan ineeting on credits By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of thaDelt)~IWI Coastline College officials wiU met>t soon with representatives of the University or Cali fornia system lO discuss a new policy that may prevent some Coastline students from traruferring course credits t.o UC campuses. T h e UC act io n focu ses primarily on t h e television courses offered by Coastline and allegations that they are not comparable to classroom courses in the same su bject. Coastlin e President J o h n Buller said he expects lo meet late this week or early next week w i t h UC administ r a tor s to pin poi n t t h e universi t y's concerns over Coastline's classes a nd to det.ennine how they can (See COLLEGE, Page AZ> January's 'heat wave' to stay over weekend A win ter heat wave that has brought mid-August weather to the Orange Coas~ la expected to Unaer through the weekend with continued warm days. Llfeauards along the coast r e p orted a flurry of b e ach activity Tueeday. Newport Beech a ttrac ted m o r e t han 30,000 vtsltora while rouahly 25,000 people ehowed up at the strand ln Huntinp:>n BMch. Newport Beach tied with live other Southern C.Ufomla ci~ Tueeday u the warme1t spot tn \he natJon at 87 ~· The r e ading. Newport Ufesuarda Mid, la belit!W<i to be• r ecord f o r January . A It temperature of 83 degrees In Loe Angeles Tueeday broke a 1908 January record of 81 degrees. Despite the perfect tanning weather on the bNch. the water +ernaiM • chilly 60 d~. The National Weather Servt<:e uld the dry Santa Ana winch tha t have trigger ed the he.t wave will betifn to dJe out this even i ng but that Inland temperatures will remain in the &ow 80. thr«aah Sunday. The c ou t , whic h m•y experience eome . Mrly mom Inc to1. la expected to 1\lly w•rm with tempttaturel ln the upper 70.. \ - -~ ---\I --.; -• .. ---------~ ----- ·-· --.. -............ • II ........... lrvln1------------------1 Toxic chemical disclosure law set t .. ANTI-FEE LOBBY • • • proptllial, howt>ver. ls nut l't'r U1111 to pass. It stllJ must weather an urduous review II') th l' Democrat-contro l led s tu ll' Legislature. Flul'tuauo~ of thl' st.ate economy al.so will uffc..•1.:t the outcome. A h ealthy economy would generate m o r e ta x revenue, makJng student fees leas neceuary. Parker sa id universit y administrators also oppose tht• concept of tuition charging students for runds to o pe rate c..·lass.rooms and pay teachers The UC System's budgt't officer, Wall1am Bakto>r, has term ed thC' g ove rnor 's $150-per-student proposal a reasonable increase within the cont.ext Dr the s tate's r1S1:al <.'rlSIS, Parker added Baker 'a w or d s hav e n 't appt•ast.><1 studl'nl.B, though Ko hlcnbcrgcr said 1tud<.'nl leaders plan to dh1trl1Jute ::uwo po8t.eards with printt.'d meaag~ opposing fee Increases. Student.a will be asked tD fill out the c.·ards and return them tD student body o ffices for malling, he said. Leaders a lso hope to set up a telephone in a busy area JUSt C'Utside the coUege union, called the University Center, whe rt• s tudents can contac t their representatives, he added. Like DeukmeJ1an, however, the student officers also are seelung some revenue. For them, 1t means winning support of the Assodated Student Council for thl' $1.000 lobbying bill The t'Ounc..•1J w11J review the proposal next Tuesday • LAGUNA SHOWDOWN • • • followed by phowgrapners ana reporters. made their way up the steep cliffs to the parking lot of the Ho tel Laguna to begin tht• press con{erenc.-e Watson began talking about the hor r ors o f the Canadian gove rnme nt 1n allowing the slaughter of 180,000 harp seals 200 miles north of St. John 1n Newfoundland next month. H e vowed to sail the Sea Shepherd lo the harbor at St John, whe re he plans to set up a blockade at the harbor entrance and ram any vessel attempting to leave ror the harp seal birthing grounds. He drumed hlS rod trawler has equ i pment 1nclud1ng a IO-foot-high barbed-wire barrier encircling the enure deck -that will make 1t 1mposs1ble fo r Canadian coast guard officials to board her Watson said th e vessel 1s equipped with a water cannon to repel boarders and even "anned" with eight 50-gallon drums of pie/filling that can be fired by the water cannon. lt was at a point in the press conference when Watson was taJking about the three whaJing vessels he has rammed and sunk on past expeditions that Solvang rancher Bill Nicholas stepped in CaJling Watson and his crt·w a bunl'h of money -grabbing phonics. the rancht.•r engaged Watson in a f1ngC'r -wav1ng, name-callmg battle or shouts. "Yo u 're an eco l o gica l ignoramus," Watson shouted To whi c h N1chola:-. rcsoonded: "I'll give you $2,000 lD get back on that boat and gt•t the he ll out of here .. To whic h Wa l!>on a nd several crew m embers held uut the ir hands and said, "Pay up and we're o ut of here " That prompted the red-fared cowboy tD pull a rat wallet from his pocket and begin counting uul $100 bilJs "I've only got $1.500," he said "Wall that do?" One o f the c rew membC'rS laughed and said, "Hand 1t over We're gone " But Nic holas poC'kcted tht• money. saying that he"d be "JUSt like you people 1f I gave you the money." The press conrerence endt.'d shortly afterwards. Then Watson and two reporters retired to a nearby tave rn for a farewell drink before the sk1pper sN sail for Ne wfoundland. "Some town," Watson sa1<1 . sipping on tus second beer "ls tt always like th.ls around here?" .......... By GLENN SCOTT Of "'9 0911y .......... lrvmt• •no n w ill huv.-11 Juw rt'<IUlrln.c priv1.1t.-t•omp111nll'lll uru.l utht<r iiruupti ti> d111dc• the kinds and quanuueia o f wx1c chem1c..'al1 they UlK' w1th1n thl' city Irvin<.' l'lty (.;oundl mc-mtwr11 ununlinol.l11ly at1rct'<.i Tuetlduy to puli• 11ul'h irn ordinance, which rould make the city the fint In Orangt• County lO Implement u <'h<:mkul dillCIOSure law Coum·1l me mbe-ra 11ald cit)' offlc1ula w ill t.'Ontult with Orange C o u n t y S·u p e r v i s o r B r u c e Ncstand1.·, who has proposed a s1m1lar law Cor unln<.'Orporated areas or the c.·ounty l'uunnlwoman Mary A n n Gu1du p1 upust-d the law She da1mC'd four chemic al leaks rt.'portt.'d m the city since mld- Novcm bc•r point out possible dangt.'N to ptc'Ople who work or hve there. The potent ial for a tragic accident 15 tDo great lD overlook She loses all in fire, except life By ROBERT BARKER 01 lhe O .. ty f'tlot II.ti Diana Peterson got out of the r1re In he r Huntington Beach t·undommium with her hfe, but M-lat ap~rcnlly was about all. Consumed m the Tuesday afternoon blaze were all her clothes, her furn iture and eVl'ry thing else the unemployed woman said she owned. She even lost her contac.·t lenses. L<.>ss than an hour after the fin: brokE· out. s he was surveytng lhC' scene 1n a neighbor's too- large bathrobe, still wondering where she was going to spend the night Peterson later complained of a sore throat and she w ound up spending the rught at the hospital for observation. "She was exposed tD a ht"ated atmosphere and we thought she might have suffered damages tD her respiratory tract," said fire mvestigatDr Rkk Grunbaum. "I understand s he feels fine and will be rC'lca.sed today," he added Peterc;on .itt. said s h e was PARK FEE HIKED IN VALLEY. • • expenses by leasing only e ight acres from Ed1SOn instead of 12 acres Kennedy said the remaining four acres will probably be leased for nursery or farming use The city 1s expected to receive a price bre ak o n 1ts l ease exte nsion ror Westmont Pa r k. located on the Echson easement 1mm ed1ately north o f Fulton Park. Kennedy said the uuluy w1U charge ooly $10 a year for this property over the next fi ve years becau~ of an early agref'ment that saved Edison the expense of moving its power line towerc; from that a rea. thl' cny parks loc.atro on Ld1SOn f:'asC'm en ts. Fountain Valley a nnually will pay $1.200 for 12-acre Courreges Park. $600 for six-acre Harper Park, $800 for lht> eight-at-re FultDn Park and $1 0 for the• Westmo nt Park ~n·el Under the increased r~<es ror The city's tot.al yearly payment to Edison for these parks w1U be $2,ti 10 It's cooling down u10. Dul 1h11 Senta Ane •rn1d1 Wtlt8 10 d9Ctll8M Aa the Sanla Anu a1>a1e . .,.. e•pecl 1empe111u1e1 10 drop son>e. Out the watm _I,,., 'WIM C0'1tlnue," said Jeff WrlQhl Of Iha Net1on11 Weelh« Service The wNther ~ l&ld Ille 1ncreu1ng high c:lovot IO<'lighl Senta Anea coming lhtougn lhe with ove<nlght low. moally In Ille moun1e1nt would deer•••• 501 Consl dereble high lonlglll and Thurad1y -Iha c:IOUdlneu and no1 u w.,ITI on weeth« tor Soul,_.,, Calllornl• Thursday Hight on Thurtday would be mottly cioudy w!1h hlgn mostly In Ille mid· 70. Cloud• end lower 1etn~a1ur" El1ewher e t 1om Point The high at lot Angelel CMc Conception t o the Mu lean Centflt T.-Oay wa1 83 oaor- l>O<dllf end out 60 mllea Local which lopped Iha a l·degr•• nor1~1 Wl<lda up to 20 llno1t reco<d lor e Jan t 1 M t In 1908 wllh -up to 3 IMI llOUlh ol In Si n Olego, lhe 110-degrea \/entur• lhrough tonight recb•d a110 sel In 19011 w•• OtherwlM . llgh1 v111a1>la wlndt l>t()l(en by luead•y'• 63 1n1ough lhurtdly e;ic epl Burbank Lano Beech Newpo<'1 ~lln mi9 Snow :·:· -· gen«ally aouthweel 10 -I up to Beech, Si n G•bri.t, San Juan F•ont\ C ~ 10 knola In th• allernoon Capistrano and T,..,_,,_.. lled tor ----------------------Smooth .. , with -lerly twall I th• hlghul 1emp .. a1u,. 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T"'°"'IOA't' 'lft' tow 1:66 am 2.3 Flttt ~-I: 10 •.m. t 0 s.cono 11..-3.n 11.rn 0.1 hoond lliO" 10.01 p ,in. 3. 7 Sun Mlt 1o<1ey •I 6,08 p.m., ,, ... Thuradey •• t·ff ll,1'11. Moon ,._ lod8Y Cl! 6103 • m. Mteet3Mpm In Irvine, a city with a bu1y light tndU9lt'laJ dlJllrkl,, lh4f wld. "Wu c un nn lon.rcr t-lalm 1~no run(1• ror ( lt-11 1 pul.Jllc pohc..'y," 1h1· !Miid Council mc·mbn11 u"r~t>d to ulluw Ga1t.lu tO 11pend the next h·w Wt.-cloi l'OflllUlltng with 1:lty 11taff members, th" <.'OUnty Fire Departm"nt and Ne1tande'1 offk't' bcfor~ drafting a specific law. Councilman David SILll noted the Impo rtance of creating standard requirement• for the Fire Department so ea.ch city doesn"t mundate a confusing set of rules. Irvine contracts for fire protection from the l"Oun ty Fire Department, whkh alBO serve• several other cnles. Ga1do firfit pruposed the city pay no more than $20,000 ID hire a c onsultant t o draft an o rdinanc e Alter a s h o rt di11cussion, howeve r , Mayor Larry Agran said the city should hire a full -time specialist to Dian a P ete rson taking a noon time na p 1n her condo at Claremont Lane and Continent.al Dnve when flames broke out at tt.e side of bed, awakening her She tned tD beat out the fire with blankets and the n tried to douse 1l with water "But I couldn't breathe and l had to get out," s he said Investigato rs said the fire des troyed Pe tcrson 's $75,000 l'O nd o m1n1um and cau s ed additional losses lD contents Grunbaum said fire fighte rs we re lucky the fla mes didn't spread . "It was hot and dry because of the Santa Ana winds. All the apartme nts would almos t certainly have burned 1r they had had wooden shingles," he said. Grunbaum said n e arb y r esidcnct.'s h ad compos1tton shingles whifh helped ~prevent flames from spreading from roof to roof Peterson said she smukes but hadn't been smolung prior lD her nap "] think 1t must have been something to do with electrical switches." A woman who Peterson didn't know brought h er a bag of cloth~s to get her through the night. Another woman askea Peterson what she needed ··You d on't have any size 9 shoes on you," she asked "No:· was the reply "But I wear 'Sire 10 " She re turned minutes later with shoes for Peterson. Peterson said she had bei!n a soc1aJ worker m Lo6 Angeles and also had counseled children. She said she's been out of work for nearly three years '"That's what I need, a job," she said "Tell people that I love lD wnrk with children." -WWWOSL!JA-. p ........,. rtp<Jrt dtret'tly to the eo"nell whllu dufuna an .QLdlrulne.-e. After a i.w la pUM!d, he uld, the workt•r would ~ In charae ot m o nitoring the d11c lo 1urc progr11rn, a duty he aaid 1hould kt<r p the new employee bu11y yur-round L1kt! G»ldo, Agran da1med lrvinr wu11 fortunute that no more iserlous u<.ddenl.B Involving toxic t·h emlc:als have occ:urrcd Hc-noted. for example. that an e-th ylene oxide leak Nov 12 at Bentley Labs might haw been muc h wo rt1e had It Ol·cu rred during a workday rather than on a ft'r1day mght Cny offlcuus also wL•re lul'k)' tht: lab's emergen(·y alarm went o ff , a supervis o r was 1mmLod1atcly ae'."l'e881blc and night shirt workers were quickly evacucit.ed, he added "In every critical Juncturt' we wert.' fortunate things broke our way Although 27 people, including 11bc ,ouC. I ra, w.ra treated tor rxpoeure to the ch.-mkal at nearby hoapltal1. n o 1f'rlou1 1njurle• or f&tallt11t• wcr~ rcporu-d Galdo aatd thtt blaeat oonctrn u> undc·ologiat.a 11 the potential for haiardous chl'mlcala ml>dn1 In the 111r An airplane crHhing 11hort of the runway at John Wuync Airport might create 1uch u problem If It rip~ lntD the wrong buildmg1, she suggested. The only way tD handle such a situation would be to know in advtmt•i• what effect.II the mixing of chemitals fro m adjacent buildlngs might create, she said. Ga1do ullK.I 11tre68ed, and other t·oum•1l members agreed, that the t•ost of implementing the new law should b e covered by l·harg1ng "US(>r" fees to the firms that employ 1Dx1c chem1cals The fel'S cou Id be l evied through the sa.me system that collects business licerue fees, they said. School chief says 'No more layoffs' By JO[t CADENHEAD Of the Dallt f'tlot Stefl • After sendir,g layoff notices to teal·hers m the Newport-Mesa Urufied School District for the last four years, Supenntendenl John Nicoll said Tuesday the board "should dig our heels m" and not fire any teachers this year. Nicoll called the anticipated 1983-84 school budget. with a projected $1.6 million deficit, "glum:· but he tDld trustees he h oped attrition and ea rly retirement w ou ld make it unnecessary to la y o ff any teachers this year. Last spring. as required by law, 88 teachers were sent layoff notices About 12 actually were laid off and now are working as substitute teachers 1n the district. Officials 1n the financially strapped district expect tD lose 800 students this year, meaning 30 fewer teachers will be needed in Sept.ember. Distric t officials also are recommending that teachers be granted no salary increases next year, other than normal s tep increases for advancement. This yea r teach e rs received a 3 percent raise. NicoU sa1d he hopes to shave $1 million from the pro,JeCted $1.6 million deficit by eliminating 30 t eaching pos itions lhrough a ttrition and early retirement. Since last spring 21 teachers a nd administrators hav e participated 1n the early retirement program. It allows employees over ~5 tD retire with a n annual $6,000 salary for five years , receive benefits for five yt"a rs and w o rk part time as consultants for hve years. Add1t 1o nall y, Ni co ll recommended the board take no action to eliminate any programs during the 1983-84 school year. News of the recommendations was greeted with guarded e nthusiasm by Newport-Mesa fo'ederat1on of Teachers President Maya Dec,ker. "I 'm ecstatic . I 'm re~lly pleased," said Decker. ··1 think it's good tha t we finally have the opportunity to avoid the agony we've been going through for the last few years." Decker said 1t was tDo early to t.•omment on how teachers will react to the informal proposal granting no salary increases. District officials are predicting a $4 7 .1 million budget next year. down almost $3 million Cron the '82-83 budget. Most of the reductions have come as a resuJt o f losses o f s tate and federal income COLI.JEGE CREDITS • • • From Page A 1 be resolved. But Buller emphasized that UC officials have confirmed that the transfer credit challenge wiU not affect students who have taken Coastline courses in the past or who are enrolling in the spnng semE"Ster, which begins Jan. 3 l. C oas tline , which has administrative offices in Fountain Valley, has no campus. It offers classes in r e nted locations throughout the area. Its television courses have been cr1ucized by faculty members at sister schools Orange Coast and Golden West colleges. In part because of this criticism, officials m the UC and California State University systems have begun a revtew of telecourses. The (our-year unive rsities trad1ttonally have accepte d Coastline telecourse credits when students trans(er t o these campuses But last month a UC faculty committee called the Board of Admissions and Relations with Schools adopted new guidelines t'Onceming the transfer of credit earned at community colleges. The c hairman of this committee has said Coastline's cl.as&es wiU be s uspended from the transfer process until a further review is conducted. One pa rt icu la rl y controversia I telecourse. "Writing for a R eason ." was s aid t o be disqualified for w;e as an English transfer course. But Coast.llne .t>resident Buller said UC officLals will not impose such penalties on spring students. 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"The aood news la that an lnfluerua vtru. wu iaolated late ln the eeuon and It la one that hu been around for a while, to all liiJll indicate a mild nu teMOn," aald Frank Sorvillo, an epldemloio,tat at the Loa An1elea County Health Department. Marin seeks state lttttery SAN RAFAEL -Marin County aupervilon believe a at.atewide lottery would help aolve California'• financial crlala, and the board voted unan.lrnoualy Tut!9day to urge lepalation to create one. "The aooner California gets a lottery, the better," aald Bob RoumJcult>re, chairman of the board of auperytaon. "We'd rather have a lottery than atart firing deputy sheriffs. closif\i librarlea and cutting program. like mental health," he said. Supervisors raise salary SACRAMENTO -County auperviaors have decided to raiae their salaries from $24,· 324 to $36,828 a year. Only one supervisor, who had a "philoeophical problem" with the 51 percent boost, voted against the hike. The vote was taken Tuesday night at a hearing NATION punctuated by aome atormy objections. The raile will take effect March 20. Supervisor Bill Bryan voted against the raise. He called it "totally justified" but said setting his own salary posed a "philoso phical problem.'' Military pay hike nixed WASHINGTON -The Reagan administration 's de,s:iaion to w ithhold any military pay increaaea next year raises the pouibility the armed services may have trouble keeping their ranks filled with high-quality volunteers. Defense offi c ial• acknowledged they are concerned about thia and aaid they will watch enlistment and re-enlistment trends in the months ahead. If necessary, they lndicated, the administration could reverse course and ask Congre.a for money for pay booeu for the 2.1 million me.n and women ln uniform. Oran1• Co'4,ftty 1ov1rnm1nt hu taken the tint ..... toward huJn1 two part'!ell of the BMch-owned 8ya81nCft ~y '° be Ulld fol' • rellonal park and a ""'*"' of the San Joaquin Hilla Tr~Uon Comdor. CoUnty eupervilor11 approv9d 0Uertn1 La,una a .. ch S1.8 million for 43 acrea of the ~22-acre parcel In La1una Canyon. Under termJ of a 1978 aareement between the dty and county, the county wu IJ'Ulted Th• propo1al 1ndol'led by IUpeMton calla for the purcbate of 118·111tft pe.rcel, to be u.ed few tbe freeway, and a 87-acre parail. few u.. u a reato;na1 park. The county ii oroooetna '°pay i.a,una S.Ch Sl,a!fe,000-f« the • two parcela -S988,000 foe the 76 acr• intended for the freeway ~,... ............ Will county officials buy the Ziggurat, declared as surplus property today by the federal government? ZIGGURAT'S SURPLUS. • • From Page A1 Badham said the property resources pet90nnel concluded that the government will not be able to fill the buildins with tenanta. Badham called the bullding a "white elephant" -an expreaslon that has been attached to the building constructed by Rockwell for ye an. Th~ building wu conatruct.ed by RoCkwell in the late 1960a and early 19701 to bouae the company's Autonetiat dJvlaion ln Anaheim. But a slowdown in defense contracts forced Rockwell to abandon plant to occupy the structure and place It for sale. The government acquired the building in a land awap w ith Rockwell that lnvolved property near Lo. Angeles International Airport. The building ii seven atoriea tall, has 6,200 parking 1pacea, two helicopter landing pads. three cafeteriu and •torace for 500,000 gallona of water. Accordina to Badham, the federal aovemment would like caah for the bulldlna, but wW conaider a 10-year rnor1Caae· and .. '71,000 for tbl 8'7-ecn putt .... Thi llJ'ffment between the city and county 1overnm1nta 1peUtd out \hat the oounty mwt pay few whatever land It wan• '° buy at It• 1918 value, now ..umtt.ci ~ county otftdU at fl3,000 per ICN. 'n.e COUl\t)' Wal f1dn1 • Jan. 11 deadline to determine how much land It want.ct '° buy. BlcaUM \he county ..,_...y hM 11~ the dty Sl mUlian toward the purch111 of the land, the county'• rtmainln1 obll•atlon would be saot,000. lf ,.,.. chy 9CCllpta tbl offer. Yet '° be r.alved II whedwr the city will re~lve county perml-'on IO dewioD about 82 acr. of 8yamore lfllla IO= dttray tta acquWdon cmta. approval a. nqulnid ln the una, ...-menL • \ Another conalderatlon city . offlclala wm have to w1l1h before they approve the Mle la whether the county '• S 13,000-an..acA of fer la a talr eetJmate of the land'• 1978 va1ue.' Escort services licensing ~rdered Eaoort aervicea located or operat1n1 In unincorporated portJona of er.,. Coounty mwt be llcenaed by the county Sheriff'• Department under provl1ion1 of an ordinance approved Tueeday. The new ordlnllnce waa approved on an expedJted baaia after Sheriff Brad Gatea outlined problem• escort services operating In the county have cauaed. Within the put year, aherlff'a deputies have received an increaalng number of complainta and report.I of crirnel related to eecort aervices, the aherlff aaid in a letter to 1upervilon. "My office haa received complalnta raJliing from threat.I toward customera by male employeet of theae aervtces to reports of theft, ... uita. robbery and contraction of social diaeaaea," Gate a said. "In addition, we have arrested numeroua e900rt aervice females for pt09titutlon." ~ The new ordinance requires that escort aervicea doing bullneaa in or -nciina -=orta lnto 1he county apply for the Ucenae, aaid Deputy County Counael Carol Brown. Other provl1lon1 of the measure require \hat all .co11a f J>e examined by a doctor and be • found to be free from ariy contagloua or communicable · dlaeue; that each lef'Vice prvvicW the 1heriff'1 department with the names of all eacor11 employed by the .ervtce, and that the •rvloe malritaln a regiatration book containing the names of all penona who make appolntmenta. It a1ao apedflcally prohlbita any eacort from enaaainl in any sex acts or acting fu -a ''manner intended to al"OUle, appeal to cw to gratify the luat or pullorw or .exual desirtw of the cuatcmer oc ·' client of the e900rt." Violation of the ordinance la a • nilildemeanor punlahable by not more than a $500 fine and/or a • llx-month jail tenn. Ga~ Aid the ordinance la intended to aignal tho.e "who might want to 1et involved ln illeaitimate activitiea" that the county ia intent on keepina any problems from oocurrin&· He aaid ete0rt aervk:ea are not a major problem now and the rneuure will help keep th1np that way. "We're trylnC to atay ahead of what we aee oominl in the future ," the aherlff commented. Hostility can hurt heart Wieder due for county gavel Both Gatea and sheriff'• lnveatl1ator Ru11 Elaner, a member of the aepa11ment·• vice lqWld, said they are \lftlWU'e of· any t.cor\ aerv1ces now Jacated 1n unincorporated portions of the county. TUCSON, Ari%. -People quk:k to anger may be quicker to dJe, says a Duke University acientlat who believes hostility can harm the heart u much u smoking or high blood pressure. Several studies now "SU88ett that an awful lot of premature mortality mar be a.octated with hoetility ,' Dr. Red.lord B. Wllllanw Jr. aaJd Tuesday at a seminar for acience writers spol'\llOred by th e Am e ri ca n Heart Aseodatlon. Clark may soon go home Oran1e County 1uperviaora have enaured that Supervlaor Harriett Wieder will become the tint woman to chair the board by agreeing Tueaday to rot.ate the post. The re90luUon adopted by the board. provtdea that the rotation will begin this y~ar with the aupervlaor from the flnt d.iatr1ct, Roger Stanton, aervln1 aa chairman and will rotate to Wieder'• aecond dJatrict 1n 1984, Supervlaor Thomu Riley'• fifth district ln 198~. Superviaor Ralph Clark'• fourth dlatr'tct in 1988 and 1n 1887 '° the third dlatrict, now r;cwnted by Supervi8or Bruce. eatande. Following thla initial rotation. adjusted '° permit each of the preaent 1upervlaor1 an opportunity to chair the board, the cbairmanahlp wW revolve 1n numerical order amon1 the dJatricta. 1be raolut.ion Wat introduced durln1 the board'• re1ular meetinabyNestandewho~lned with Clark during last week's atate of the county metMC• ln ca1llna for a return '° a rot.attoh aystem for the cha1rmanab1p. Between 19&9 and 1973, the chairmanlhip wu ullcned on a rotatln1 baala. Since 1973, however, aupervt.on intetteted In the poat politicked for It, accordina to Stan Oftelie, an executive a11latant In Clar;.k'• office. Neatande waa the board chaJ.nnan during 1982 and WU preceded by Clark, who aerved u Chai~ ln 1081. l!laner eallmated there are about 10 aervicea operat1n1 elsewhere Jn the county and more than 26 operatlna 1n Lo. Anaelea County. 6iatln8 ec>rt eervicee have eo days to comply with proyt.lona of· the new ordiriance, tJmer 9Clded. ' -By JEFF ADLER SALT LAKE CITY - Artificial heart reciplen\ Barney Clark appean to have overcome his periods of mental confusion and may be releaaed by month's end if his recovery continues, doctors aay. "has clearly improved duriJll the past two week.a," aaid Dr. Chase Petenon, University of Utah vice president !or health 9Ciences. Clark can take steps with an aluminum walker, and his condition ~Y be upgraded soon from serious to good, Petenaon said Tuesday. County facing · greater financial pinch? The health of th e 61-year-old retired dentist WORLD By JEFF ADLER oftNO..,N9t ..... Soviet's Podgorny dies Orange County government must face the "stark reality" that It ia situated ln the "fallout zone" of the twin fl.nandal cNel f.ctr\i Washington and Sacramento, county Board of Supervisors Chairman Roger Stanton said Tuesday. MOSCOW -Former Preside n t Nikola i V . Podsomy, the laat aurvivlng member of the famous troika that supplanted Nikita Khruachchev nearly two decadea ago, has dJed alter a Iona illneaa, otfidal aourcea la.Id today. He was 79. A spokeswoman for the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet , the na tio nal Parliament, would not say when the former Soviet head of state died. She said an obituary would be publlahed in the government newspaper Izvestia that appears ln the evening. In his first fonnaJ addreu as board chairman, Stanton said that county government may have to bear up UD(ler greater burdena because of the financial problem-. faclni the atate and federal iovemment. U.S. protests detention "In an effort to. relieve their burden, they may attempt to increase our burden at the county level. Resardlea of the extent of o ur financial atability and management ability, Orange County will probably have comparatJvely fewer raourcea to face ll"eater z:etponalbilitiea thia year than In any previoua year in our county'• hi1tory," Stanton uid. WARSAW, Poland -The U .S. Embaaay protested to the Pollah Foreign Ministry today. over the detention of Ruth Gruber , ch ief Warsaw correapondent o f the American news aaency United Preti International, an ema-y apokeanan aald. He ealled the case "very aerious." Gruber was detained Tuesday ~t for quesuon1n& on alleaed "activitiea apit\lt the laws of the Polish People'• Republic," the spokesman quoted Pollah police aa saYlnC. Deaplte the aaaina economy and financial problema facing other level• of 1overnment, Orange County la 'the economic bright apot ln the natJonal aceine by whateverat.atiatk:s you chooee.'' What do you Uh about the Dally Pilot? What don't you lllle? Call the number at left and your me1111e will be recorded, tranacribed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24·hour an1werin1 aervlcl-may bl u1td to record let· tera to the editor on any topic. MatlbOll contrtbuton muat include their name and telephone number for verification. No clrcwaUoo calla.~. T.tl ua wh1t'1 on your mind. H e sa i d that while unemployment exct!ed1 10 percent In California and the nation, it ia "lea than 8 percent here.'' Unemployment in Oranae County, aocordln1 to the atate Employment Development Department, hovered at 8 percent last fall. And Orange County ranks sixth in the nation in its reaidenta' per capita income. the aupervlaor aaid. "Orange Countl reaklenta are among ~e beat of , ·Gem Talk By J.C. HUMPHRIES C•rtifi«i Gemol~i11, AGS financially speaking, of metropolitan dwellera In the country ,'t he added. S\anton called Oranae County a complex aocial and political entity that la both urban and rural, with realdenta both wealthy and needy, aoph.laticated and ''down home.'' It la the rich diversity of the county that results 1n the "often oonflictlnC .demands" of varioua lntereat aroupa and county reaidenta on CIOW\ty pemment, Stanton said. Among the confli cting demands are: ''a call for more joba. but leaa traffic; lower rate of population growth. but increued economic activity; lower ho\.ml.na • prioes, but l.ower densitiea with larger houaes and tote; better : freeways and roads, but lower taxes; effective punishment of t crtm1n.a1&, but watch wheni you put that jail; a bustling bua1nem , community, but make the airport : ao away," be aa.1d. I .................................. Omega. Sha·11 treasure every moment of it. ' f 1 t ;i I 2 ...... ·---- Or1ng• CoHt DAILY PILOT /Wldnetdly, J1nuafY 12, 1113 1.~eh weiker-r-esigns_,cabin__,· ____ WA8HINOTON (AP) - Rlch•rd S &-hwelker ....Sped today u MCNlat)' of hultli and human MrvlOll, and Prteldent RH1•n named former Rep. Mar1aret Heckler of M..-chu..ttl to~ him. The prHldent made hh announcement In a hurt!edly arranaed ceremony ln th• ornate Eut Room after newa of Schweiker'• ret11natlon leaked out In advance late Tueeday. , Heckler, who wu def•ted for re-election In November after et1ht terma In Conarea, aald, "All Ametcarui are 1rat.eful to Dick Schw ei ker for hl1 performance." She called her new job "the greatest challen1e of my life" and the "harde.t ..i,nment ln Washington." She la the aecond woman to be nominated to the Cabinet ln the wt week. The president, Schweiker and Heckler were applauded by government employees u they entered the Eut Room. Richard Schweiker Rea1an'1 announcerqent wu delayed 10 mlnute1 while worken haatlly put together a podium for the pre.ldent and an audience wu uet1J\bled .amonc Margaret Heckler 1eCretarie. and othen ln a nearby 1ovenvnent office bulldlna. Rea1an u ld he accepted Schwelker'a realgnatlon '1wlth deep regret" and called him "a tru1ted advl1er, an able ad.m1n11\tator and a men who'• done an ou tuandlnt Job 11 lll!Cretary. . . . •• Admlnhtratlon oUtclalt dllcloeed 8chwelker'1 ~ to quit Tu.day nJaht. Rewrn&na to private bualnHI, he 1lve1 up control of a f27' billion depenment thee over.. Soda! Secu.rity. Medkve and MedkaSd, welfare and public hHlth proaranw. lncludJ.na ~ ot the Food and Drue Minln1acration. J Schweiker'• departure after two yean would make bUn the fourth of Rea1an'1 ort1tnal Cabinet to resipl and the eecond to leave ln two weekl. Heckler, an •l1ht·term Republlcan oonsn-woman. wu defeated ln a re-election bid 1ut November by Rep. Barney Frank when their dl1trtct1 were combined. Heckler ha1 1tayed I n Waahlngton, working for a law firm while reportedly beln1 comldered for, and OONiderlna. administrative appolntmenll. Delly ~lot l'hoto by "•trtcll O'Donnell R e agan cuts defense cash, freezes pay Blowing in the wind Palm trees lining tht.• appropriately named Palm Avenue in Huntington Beach show which way the wind is blowing. And how hard. WASHINGTON (A P) - President Reagan, lnalatlng "we're not reven!ng our counte," is nonetheless acalin1 back hia r ecord Pe ntagon spending buildu p and 1ee kin1 a government-wide pay freeze to help curb soaring federal deficits. R eaga n , under I ntense pre11ure to make cuts In hl1 proposed flacal 1984 spending plan, abandoned hil oppotltion to slowing increaae1 In mllltary spendina Tuetday. He accepted DefeNe Secretary Caa par Weinberger '• recommendation to redU<Je the military'• 1pending authority by $11.3 billion, or 4 percent. That would mean a reduction ln the year's ca.ah outlaYI by about $8 billion, Ii.nee 1pendlng authority i• 1pread over more than one year. - $200 bllllon In 1984 to $300 billion by 1988. Reagan muat complete hl1 spending plan for flacal 1984, which bqina Oct. l, by Jan. 31. Reagan and Welnber1er appeared to be the 1aat boldoutl aga1J11t cull in the defellle N O W leader's m urder rap 'harassment' Reagan said the reduction "doe1 not Interfere with the production of any w e apon• 1y1tem at all ... We are not reversing coune." Pentagon offlclall aald part of the reduction will result from a propoied freeze on pay for the 2.1 million memben of the armed f orce•, an action other admlniltratlon 1ource1 1ald would be exiended as well 1.0 the nation'• 2 rnilllon civilian federal worken. budget. In recent weekl, the prealdent'a chief economic advllen, conareaalonal leaden and influential memben of the buaineu community had been l lobbyln 1 exten1lvely for a LOS ANGELES (AP) - Leaders of the Califorrua chapter of the National Orgaruzation for Women said the arrest of their top officer for a 1965 murder in New O r leans is "clea r harassment'" and promised to stand by her "100 percent." Ginny Eleanor Foat, 42, was arrested Tuesday on a murder warrant from Louisiana. Officials there said they had believed until recently that F o,at was an a Nevada prison for another slaying The atory of her arrest sent s h ock waves through Los Angeles' femm1st and pohucal circles. where Foat was admired by her peers aa a forceful advocate for liberal causes. Some California NOW officials said they had long known of the allegauons and did not believe them Law enforcement officials said that Foat has had a number of ahasea. w as once known aa Virginia Galluzzo and h a d worked aa a Bourbon Street barma1d in New Orleans. Police said her ex-husband, John S1dote, had implicated Foat in two 1965 killings; the New Orleans robbery-murder of a South American man and the Nevada killing of a San Franclaco hotel executive The Nevada charges were dismissed when S1dote r efused to testify, authoriues there said Cal1forn1a NOW off1 c1ala questioned the timing of the arrest. They said in a statement that Louisiana had twice tried to extradite Foat but had dropped the proceedings becauae of lack of evidence. "We consider th11 8J'l'e9t to be clear haraument . . and we are backing Ginny 100 percent," the NOW statement said. Foat, a Democratic Party activist, was being held without bail pending arraignment today. California NOW leaders laid they would seek to have her releaaed on her own recognizanc:e. Foat was arrested at suburban Hollywood-Burbank Airport as she and a friend were waiting to board a plane, said Loe Angeles Police Cmdr. William Booth. Although the arrest warrant waa for Virginia Galluzzo, the name Ginny Foal alao hu been mentioned ln documentl, and "It is well eatabllahed that Ginny A Robinsons Sale 25%0FF PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT. WE'LL SECURE AND REMOUNT YOUR PRECIOUS STONES, WHILE YOU WATCH. 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Aa the flrat full-time, paid president of California NOW, Foat la r e pon1ible for dally adminl1tratlon, policy and supervision of the atate'1 40 chapters with 30,000 memben. She planned to enter law echool thla fall. The federal workfo rce received a 4 percent aero.-the- board wage 1ncreue 1aat Oct. 1. Forcolng a 1irnllar Increase in 1984 would save the government about $5 billion. The administration haa leas than t~ weeks to eettle on a cour1e for reducing record defidll threatening to grow from SALE 1lowdown in the president'• five-year plan for building. up the nation'• defen1e1. Overall, the pro1pectlve defeme budget for the next fi8cal year would give the Pentaaon a record $273.4 blllion ln budget authority, up by $35.4 billlon from thia year. Initial reaction in~ to the defense cut rangea from hesitant IUpport from a leading Republican backer of the Pentagon to complalnll from a Democratic critic that the cut did not go far enough. Fall and Winter Clearance 40% to 60% Off ADDITIONAL MARKDOWNS Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 10:00 to 5:30 I 024 Ba yside Drive Newport Beach 7 14-640-cmo .~- I j Seymour to talk to Irvine GOP State Sen , Jobo Seymour will be the guest •Peaker when the Irvine Republican Club meets a t 7 :30 p m . Thursday . Seymour, R-Anaheam, is expected to discuss lhe state's financial problems when the meeting t'onv~nes at the ltyine Jfran<'h of Progressive S~n g s a n d L o a n Association, 4860 Irvine Blvd. The public is invited. More mformataon may be obtained by <'alhng Argyle Nelson at 640-914 1 Huntington Beach campus. Orange Cout DAILY l'ILOT /W'ldr-4ay, JllnUlf'Y 12. 1983 Angling for a nice day . · • Golden West College voice students of Henrietta Car ter will display their talents in a aolo voice recital scheduled at 8 p.m. Saturday in Music-Room 108 on the The concert wall feature popular and classical songs, showtunes and arias . Adm.mlon is free Warm weather brought hordes of people to the beach this week, but moat didn't go near the 60-degree water. At the Newport Pier, fishing and strolling were the favorite pastimes. • A dance for teenagers featuring the bands Ripp Tides and the Mud Men will b e staged from 8 p.m to midnight Saturday at Turtle Rock Community Park 1n Irvine. Admission la $3 each and identification will be required . The dance is sponsored by the c ity's Com munit y Services Department. Fed up with alligators? Get a bullshirt The dance will be open to all youths a~ed 13 to 18. The park is at 1 Sunnyhill Drive In Irvine. For more mfonnallon, call 660-3814. • The two remammg Bolsa Chica tours of the year are scheduled Saturday. Feb. 5 and Saturday, March 6. Warner Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway In Huntington Beach between 9 and 10:30 a.m. People wishing to take the tour can meet at lhe parking lot about l 1h miles south of History. ecology, birds and marsh ecology will b e explained at the conducted tours. --·--WIN -HAMMOND PIANO And ORGANI None finer 12% financing on new Baldwins Dec only (sale 11ems ei.cluded) ORGAN & PIANO CENTER 270 E. 17th St., Co1ta MHo 645-24 7 1 :!ml~ 111111 ( losenut• On Lrotards & Swimwear Uut/,.t .... , ... ,, 1012 9fUOI O DRIVE, aurn 104, COSTA MESA - ( 714) 645-3359 Between 17th & 18th St. off of Whittler Blvd MON.-FAI. -10-4 WHY WEIGHT Start the llew Year out right, with our weight loss therapy. I John Hungerford of El Toro hu created a budget-conscious response to the alligators, tigers, ponies and other st.atua clothing insignia. His answer to fashion tast.emakera who want to keep his three youngsters in designer labels Is a tiny dung emblem, crafted in brownish-green vinyl and imprinted with the Initials B.S. It's just large enough to cover an lzod shirt alligator. "I am only one of millions of _earents throughout our nation who ls constantly being asked by his teen -agers for money to purchue signature jeans, lzod shirts, e t cetera, so that he or she can keep up with his peers,'' Hungerford explained. "These lzod shirts cost more than regular shirts . . and l r esent subsidizing the manufacturer's promotional budget by having my youngsters walk around advertising his clothing without compensation. I'm up to he.re with all this." Hungerford, 50, is marketing what h e calls "cow pods" MEN'S ·sulTS Reg. 210.00-525.00 149.90-399.90 lndudes all our ramous brands hke Hart Schaffner & Marx. 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Includes belt loop and famous elasticized waistband styling Minimum charge for alterahons Not all colors ~nd styles 1n all sizes SAVE IN WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT Save 3CWo to ~ on Sportswear, Separates induding jackets, ' skirts, pants, blouses, sweaters. Reg. 28.00-120.00 l•v• 30% to SO" on dresses, blazers and coats Req, 50.00-120.00 through his Creative Marketing Services firm. He's ordered 2,500 of them in stick-on and lron-on models priced at 75 cents each. He credits his 13-year-old son w\th inBplrlng him. "My son came to me one night after a particu.larly tough day. I had just l08t some business . . . and he told me how he needed some more alligator shirts, as he calls them," Hungerford recalled. "So I said to my wife, 'This la bull .. .' " He wrote h is n e phew . an amatt>ur photographer living at Famous maker his mother-in-law's Loulalana farm, for "full color photographs of the most beautiful cow pods you can find." With the snapshot models, Hunge rford d esigned the emblems and adopted the slogan, "Switch from Izods to cow pods." The first edit.ions came out two week.a ago and Hungerford aa.ld if demand warranta, he can order 20,000 a week. U not, he adds, "The very worst that can happen is that rm going to have a very good time with thia.'' sport shirts ............... 14.90·29.90 Reg 25 00-52.50. Long sleeve. plaids and solids 1n assorted fabncs and colors Famous maker knit shirts..... . . . . . . .... 14.90-29.90 Reg 25 00 -40 00. Orlons and wools in solids. and patterns Famommaker sweaters .................. 19.90·119.90 Reg. 32.50-155.00. Large selection of colors and styles 1n orlons, wools ~nd cashmeres. Outerwear ................. 39.90-99.90 Reg. 85.00-150.00. Assorted styles and fabrics including skt parkas and lightweight 1ackets. Suede and . '-8ather Jackets. . ... 149.90· 259.90 Reg. to 400.00. Many styles to choose outstanding -values. Casual Pants .............. 14.90-26.90 Reg to 37 50 Large selection of fabncs and styles 1nclud1ng corduroy. Long sleeve dress shirts ....................... 16.90 Reg. to 30.00. Assorted solid colors and patterns Neokwear. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 9.99 Reg to 26.50. Pure silk save over 60% Robes. . .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . .19.90·79.90 Reg. to 110.00. Includes designer names. Baity. Johnston & Murphy. Florsheim. Reg . 60.00· 145.00 .............. 41.IO·ll.t90 C.u.IShOM · .... Reg.55.00 ........•..• Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Wedneedly, January 11, "" ransit district faces r new revenue shortage Leu than two montha after :Ill\ initial round of route cutbacks, the Orange County Tranalt ..Ql.atrtct appears to be f aclna more (eductiona ln bua 1ervice1 as a f"ult of additional cut.a ln federal 'tnd atate tundini· Thia bad news was delivered \av OCTD board chainnan Ralph C...:k in hla annual state of the cllatrtct message this month. In November the district was •dy to eliminate four local and ffven express routes as an ~nomy measure, but two of the ,toutea were saved after public •l'otesta. Also rescued was .&aturday Dial-A -Ride service "rhich had been proposed for ~limination. But the remaining ~ts still were expected to save at bast $1.46 million in annual operating costs. At that time, it was explained the year's b udget had been drawn up in expectation that 8.3 million riders would use OCTD services in the first quarter of the fiscal year, but ridership had numbered only 7.9 million. Additionally, revenues were down because local sales tax a>llection.s, payments from which support about half the transit district's budget, were lower than expected. Now, noting that 1982 was the year in which the financial pinch began to "squeeze" eome bua lines, Clark uya more route cu ta mey be neceuary and tnalntainJng t>ua fares at thelr praent level a1lo may be dlf ficult. However, the 10th anniversary year for OCTD wu not all bad newa. In ita flrat decade, the service ha1 grown from a five-bus fleet in 1912 to a 600-vehicle fleet carrying more than 30 million passengen a year. And the district's 1~82 building program lnCJuded a new terminal in Laguna Beach, one under construction ln Santa Ana and a nearly completed maintenance facility in Anaheim. The district also was able to purchase seven miles of a railroad right-of-way in central Orange County which is viewed as the centerpiece of a hoped-for rapid transit line. Moving Southern Californians from cars to buses is no easy task, and it is particularly unfortunate that the funding shortage had to come at a time when countians were growing somewhat accustomed to using the bus. OCTD probably will continue to have its ups and downa, but the service is here to stay and, with reasonable economic recovery, should be able to continue with steady growth. Paramedic cost cut Costa Mesa has found a r~latively inexpensive way to double paramedic service in the dty and reduce its reliance on help f(Om neighboring Newport Beach. By using an existing Fire Qepartment ladder truck instead of buying a special $30.000 paramedic van. the city was able to manage by buying just $15,000 of medical equipment for a second medic team. And, with 15 of the city's 100 firefighters already trained as paramedics, there was no need to hire a new medical team to staff the second unit. Last year about 70 percent of the ~.229 emergency calls received by the Costa Mesa Fire Department involved medical problems. Newport Beach paramedics were called to handle more than 1.000 of the medical emergencies under a mutuaJ aid agreement, but the distances involved argued against too much dependence on mutual aid. A similar agreement wtth the city of Santa Ana was dropped when Costa Mesa was asked to pay $200,000 for the formerly free service. With demands for emergency help increasing, and the possibility of having to pay for outside help, the city has arrived at a sound solution that provides the valuable service at minimum cost. In fact. the ladder truck can serve very well to take paramedics to the scene of an emergency. They nonnally are called upon to administer aid only at the scene and an ambulance is awnmoned if a patient must be transported to a hospital. This is an approach that might be considered by other communities wishing to expand paramedic service without investing in a costly new van. Selfish driver s warne d Drivers who park in spaces reserved for the handicapped. or who illegally use the blue parking privileges as handicapped California drivers. handicapped placards issued by It s hould not have been the Department of Motor Vehicles nece ssary to go through the for temporarily handicapped procedure of passing a new law to persons will face stiffer penalt.Jes keep selfish able drivers out of under a new state law now in spaces marked for th e elfect. Both mfractiona carry a handicapped. but the volume of fine and possible jail term. complaints about this misiae was Other new legi slation suff1cient to co nvince the benefiting the handicapped lawmakers that something more requires some gas stations to than a reprimand waa in order. provide clearly marked special Perhaps as word of the stiffer law ref u e Ii n g a er vice for the gets around, h~althy d.rivora will handicapped and grants disabled opt to walk a few mo~ 1tepe on drivers from other states the same their errands. -· . Opinion• expre•Md In Ille apace above are thoM of the Dally Piiot. Oth•r viewt 9;1pre8Md on thl1 page are thoM of their authors end artl1t1. Reeder oomm•nt It lnvfted. Addr ... The Dally Pilot. P.O Box 1660, Coata M ... , CA 92828. Phont (714) '42-4321. L.M. Boyd/ Robbers' o dds U ever propos!Uoned to rob a bank. conatder the odda: About 6~ percent of fbch crlrnea ~ aolved. But oftentimes more than one crime la eolved when one robber 11 caught. Clearly the ptrunt.qe of robben who get cau1ht t. much higher. Queen bees are mam-produced in queen-bee factories, eor1 of. Keepen tnat.ch the queens away from the workers every 12 days M ost tftdustriou.aly. the workera produce ~ after queen. only to have each IMdnap.,.d. The queen• are 1ent orld-wlde. Alabama i• the big ...-en-bee ahlppina •tate. Did I tell you Leonardo ct. Vind played the ""'tu? · Q . Don't do11 howl at 1lrena '*-'* MN hurt their Ml"l1 ORANG! OOAST Daily Pililt A. Maybe, but lllOlt veterinarians think dogs do It to Imitate the siren's howl.a. Modern inventor• do their beat work between the a.ges of 34 and 48. So says • tcholar who did a computer run on numerous rteeereh enatneen and their ere.lions. Thoee Invent.on may be older by the time thear patent.I pass throu,h tho paper mill, but they moatly were of the afore-mentioned agn when they ijnt aot thelr brtaht ldeaa. - One hundred ahJpe a year go down at sea. That'• the estimate. Thoee who claim to k.nQw say at leut a mllllon ahlpe Ue at the bottom of the OCUl\I, U.S. President Wiiliam Howard Tef t '° liked cows that he kept a pet Holateln named "Pauline' In an Executive Manston prqe. Study lashes Pent~gon waste WASHINGroN -For years I have been crying out against the prodigious waste in the Pentagon. Like others who believe the best hope for peace i1 a military deter rent, 1 have warned repeatedly that giving the Pentagon brass hats a virtual blank check for anna expenditures really produces less bang for more bucks. I had high hopes that Defense ~tary Caspar Weinberger would rein m the runaway spenders in the Defense Department. Some conservatives shared this hope. ln fact, les,, than two month.a after President Reagan was inaugurated, a rockribbed conservative group called the Committee on National Security compiled a report for me which pinpointed some $32 billion that had been wasted on various military progTams. NOW, AFTE R two years of suppoR<ily tightfisted management by Cap the Knife and his cost-cutters, another eminently conservative group ha• issued a stinging report on the Pentagon wastrels. The report. produced by the Heritage Foundation, ls now cin:ulating at the highest levels of the White House. My associate Indy .Badhwar obtained a copy. The Heritage analyst•' alarming conclusion is that the $1.6 trillion Reagan will spend on defense over the neX1 live years will give the Unhed States neither superior hardware nor better fighting capability -nor even combat-readiness -unleu the Defense Department is overhauled from top to bottom. Thia &rim warning represents a significant break with the traditional CONervative view that the generals and ad.mirala know best. Indeed, to question the bran hats' wisdom was to risk accusations of disloyalty. Now, though , the Heritage Foundation has concluded painfully that Q -JIC_l_ll-1-111_1_1 -~ the megabucks thrown at the Pentagon have often produced a mini-bang. Most surprising of all, they have faulted their favorite adminiatration within memory with allowing boondoggle-as-usual at the once-hallowed Pentagon. The conservatives' somewhat- embarraaed dlailluaionmenl wi~ the defense eecablJahment wu expressed by Heritage Foundation spokesman Herb Berkowitz thJ.a way: "For years the liberals threw money at social problems hoping that they would go away. They never did. So they asked for more money each year. The same 'itfi'::9 to defense. We keep aying we're f g behind and keep throwing money at the Pentagon TIM! public haa already sou.red over defense spending. U things continue thia way, we will only destroy the national CONeNUa behind a strong defen9e." The foundation report aaya bluntly: "Our defense establishment has stagnated." It glve1 these explicit reaaona: -Re9ou.rces wasted on fancy weapons that are "prone to break down," when 1impler, cheaper alternatives are available. -mE PENTAGON I.a not prepared to meet "the threat of conventional force• (to) vital American interest.a ... We are forced to rely on the nuclear th.real when we no longer poaem ... nuclear superiority." -Massive increases ln the unit cost of weapons systems, due less to inflation than to "the policy of focusing almost exclusively on complex hardware and unrealistic budget planning and management." The cost eecalation forces a reduction in the number of weapons produced. -Inadequate cost-saving initiatives. The Pengat.on'• projected $11 billion savmg,i over .even yean will be a drop m the bucket. C.oist increases for major weapons prosrama alone are estimated at a staggering $277.S blllion over a 20-year period. Footnote: When the Heritage Foundation apeak1, the Reagan administration liatena. White House <."OUNelor F.d Meeme ls expected to advbe President Reagan to endorse the foundation's recommendations publicly. Brown's 'idea factory' had merit Jerry Brown's "idea factory," the Office of Appropnate Technology, ha.a all but ceased to exist, most oClta 40 employees having been given their walking papers by the Deukmejian administration. lt may have been significant. too, that the OAT director, Robert Judd, expressed surprise at the wholesale releue of his staff and hirMeU: It maket1 one think that J\.ldd had no Idea that h1a was a job created an~auatained by poliUcal momentum, '-One that mult n~ly end alona with the ~nu~ of OAT'a chief dealgner, the newly unemployed Brown Juruor. JUDO A ND hia .elected start were given the word at a Chrl1tmaa party by 8 T . Collins. the former governor'• chief of 1taff, who like everyone f'lae-can only wonder about tht' f'Ventual fate of 8rown'1 futurl1tlc "egghead" _,.ncy. It la 1pa1Wly nafled and preMntly hu the appearance of a momlna glory at mJdnlght. Robert Naylor of Menlo Park, leader of the ADembly minority party. said ht' thlnlu that Gov. Deukmejtan'1 rava11na of OAT Is mort' than simply economy or revamped government efficiency. "To some extent there's a symbolic thing of not continuing one of Jerry Brown's touchy-feely programs," he said, and it ta likely that he la on the track. The think tank agency was !ICUlpted by Brown at about the same time he was proffering hla "era of limita" phil090phy 1-•• -l-•• -,1-11--· that 8Qt ham in such hot water with the 1tate'1 bualnem community. A.a a result, It never 10t the It.ind of ecientific and bu11ne11 support it would need to continue au lite under a more oontervaUve Republican ad.miniatntion. Actually, Brown did make 1erloU1 lnl'Ollda toward cultivalinl at leut hiah· t41Ch lnduatnee, which have ~ ihe au.te'• No. 2 buJ.1ntt1 By embractna an anti-nuclear poaltlon end edvocauna greater u~ of 10lar and wind power, Brown waa able to poaltlon himself amon1 those who belleve that a tf'Chnologtca&l future wiU be the rftult of a bold and innovative present. B R OWN'S BIGGEST problem throughout his e1ght years as governor was one of image, and because of tha"t lea-th.an-impressive publlc perception many of hla better accomplishments as California'• chief executive will be overlooked. Hl1 Johnnie-come-lately affection for technological answers to aod.al problems resulted in the creation of small-time bureaucracies with laudable intent but wath little cha.nee of IW'Vival in the man' structured and rigid administration that will be thf' mark of ~ Deulcmejian. The new 10vemor should take note, how~r. of the popularity that Brown culled from a reluctant high-tech lndust.ry with h1a conlinu.ina interat in the potential of computera, electronial and toftware. The Office of Apprppri.ate TechnotocY needa a new name, a new 11aff an1werable to a new bola. and a new aet of prloritiee, but the concept of meld.lni 10vemment with high-tech is one that shouldn't be la.t in the ahulfJe of an adml.niatration change. After all, ai one Republican wu heard to uy, juat bec:auae it wu Brown's idea doean't nec.'ealarily make It bad. Legal system now impedes goal of equity ON-of the most perplexing paradoxee In the Iona history of the human rKe ls the fact that we were not fully dvilJ.zed unt.U we began to live under the ru1 of law -and yet it ls the law ltaelf that now threatens to 1tran1le ua aa merdletlly aa Lacx:oon and hi.a aon1 were done In by .erpent.a. The rule of bw ill perhapa the noblelt work of man, aJ.lowt.na him to tramcmd IYlllY 111111 h1I buer lnltinctl and accommodate to a mutuaJ 1greement with.out Vlo~ « rupture. A t the aame time, the mechanism of law hat turned from a meant to an •nd, from a tool a.o a we.pon that often reaemblH t he ancient J~maut more t.hah an)'\hlnl elie. ff la too ,_., to tUe • Cfiliap ihot at the lawyers the""9lvea. for they a.re nearly H much the vicUm1 H th• culprl 1 -ov.rwhelmed bJ the lncreasJna complntty and tortuomty and 1lnu01lty of thla loomll'\I monster we have Cf'ff led and cannot COl\trol. Nobody ii happy with lhe 1ystem we have evolved, even the bcn•ftctaries., who haw to hi.re mon and mote lawyers '° pro*l and defend and interpret and elude t.h• meahwork of lecallam that conttrlcta u1 ln every upec:t of our ~te. tnduatrial, damatk: and cM.l Uv. . lnl1Md of almplifytna and lUbricatina the mechanlam of 10ciety, t ).\e law compllcat.. and c1oo up all dw hOnnal procHtH, lmpea1na rather t han facllltatlna lta ortst.nef aoa}. wtlJch l.t tct.W&y. • I 'WMt fl tncic In our cwnnt. .Stu.adcn -• altuatlon that ls perbape more a"1'avated ln tJ\e UnhAtd St.ti. than anywt... •* ln the modem world -Ii that the public, lf it beoccu. V::C.'*"t ~of -thelnes d!\l~ot the sytWn. may;~ to rwwt to our more atavtltlc iaiiUDc1a and. • It wwe. wa the lew "''° ltl own hlmcll. ,,,. ....... oahClllwd. ~ above m1nO bUt Ua hlMorY II a M lb.ady In atHd ily lowered 1tandatd a of manJpulation and mastery by the strong against the weak, the cunn.lnc against the simple, and paraaatea aaalnst the producers. 1 fear for the whole fabric of law and jur,llprudence, for I tee nothing b'4t 81:lpr, aullen ~tment and fnaatratlon ln the public temper today -and when &hele are the pt'eYalllQ8 paaetona. we know that the law will not be lmprowd. OAVALOAOI INTIATAINM!NT T!Ll!VlllON Running away 'Why would he leave ... We were getting along' By LORENZO BENET Ot"tMDellyNotlUlft For three days Jlm and~ Moes of Huntington Beach didn t know whether their 14-year-old eon waa dead or alive. The day Mike disappeared, he left no word with his older brother, Robert. No clothes were removed from hia bedroom; no food was taken from the kitchen. Phone calla to his friends, police and hospitals turned up nothing. ''l had tears in my eyes," recalled Jim , a 36-year-old businessman who, along with hia wife and son, shared some of hia · con'cerns in their comfortable, suburban home. "We hadn't heard anything. I thought he was dead or hurt -I wondered if we were ever going to see him again." On Friday, Nov. 12, the Mosses were able to relax a little. A friend of Mike's called to tell them their son was staying in a garage in Huntington Beach, but he wasn't sure where. They a1ao learned of rumors that someone was threatening their son. So, for the next two and a hal.f weeks, the Moss family spent their days telephoning Mike's friends, knocking on doors, checking even the vaguest of leads that would lead them to the· Moss who had run away from h ome. They staked out his favonte neighborhood hangouts the bowling alley, the 7-Eleven Store, the football stadium. J im made 100 leaflets and hunj{ them o n laundromat bulletin boards, telephone poles and storefront. Each read: "WANTED AND LOVED , MISSING BOY, PLEASE HELP!" They listed Mike's vital -flaJlstlcs. Set in the lower lefthand comer was a four-inch by three-inch photo of Mike outfitted In a HawaUan ahlrt, sitting In a chair and grinning like the kid next door. Phone numbers for anyone with infonnation to call closed out the printed plea. "Why would he leave, I don't understand," Mary said. "We were getting along great. He was helping us at our new beauty salon. Maybe because of all the work there we were ignoring him , maybe he did I t for attention. Why doesn't he call us? Maybe I don't know him as well as l thought -that bothers me a lot "Perhaps we should have done things differently ," she continued. "Maybe we should have sent him to a private 1ehool." "I think we've been fair," Jim interrupted. He looked at Robert. "Do you think we've been fair?" "I think· he !eft for hia own reasons," Robert answered. "I don't think he left becau.e you were bad parents." Whether a child la IOM for 24 houn or for rnontha at a time, moat parents of runaway children marl themaelves ln past mistakes and eelf-recrlmlnation. In California, many mothers and fathers have been In thl1 predicament: nearly 80 percent ol the 12,000 people reported misalni la.st year were juvenile1, according t'O the attorney general's office. Alona the Orange Coast, about 50 such cues are on police files at any given time, and the numbers lncreue durtna the summer. Some children take off to escape abusive parents, but police and counselors agree that the majority leave good, caring homes. They say the children feel their parents are too atrlct or elae they simply want to avoid the rigors of adoleecence and pt out to see the world -aort of ~ like modern-day Huckleberry Finns. Many of these kida are vict.ima of the pleasure principle; they are so aelf-cente.red they cannot see the consequences of their actions on others. They simply do what they want, when they want." explained Muon Fries, a psychologist at the Asaeament and Treatment Service Center (ATSC) of Coastal Orange County in Costa Mesa. • • • Most children return within two to three days. But for the mothers and fathers of long-term runaways, the situation can become diamal. In addition to the emotional struggles, parents must turn over dental records to authorities if their child ia gone for more than 30 days. Thi.a la not merely a precaudon. Statistict ahow juveniles statewide llClCOW\f for nearly half of all people who remain ln the m.lasiJ'li petW>N file for longer than a month. And, sadly, they make up a majority o~ all unidentified deceued. What's more, Orange County pareiita often become alarmed when they discover police (after they have establlahed there la nc foul play or Immediate danger involved) do not bother lookinj for their runaway ion or daughter. Back in 1976, the atatf passed legislation sponaored by Sen. Alan Robbins D-Van Nuys, and A.semblyman Julian Dixon, D-Los Angeles, giyins counties the o ption of whether t o prosecute what are commonly referred to aa "s1atua offenden" -juveniles guilty of running away, truancy of or being ungovernable by parents. The reasoning behind the law was that juvenile hall, which housed status offenden t.opther with delinquents guilty of such crimes as robbery, proetitution and rape, had a corrupting influence on the former iJ'OUp. Lawmaken felt t.h09e you.ngsten had a better chance of ah.aping up When you need help Parents of runaways or troubled children in general have several choices of services in which to get help. The following is a list of these agencies and groups. • AMP ARO -this Garden Grove service provides residential treatment for youngste rs in addition to individual family and group counseling. The agency focuses on counseling both parents and children to re-unify the family . F ees are based on a sliding scale. Call (714) 638-8310. • ASSESSMENT and Treatment Sel"V'kes Center of • Coastal Orange County in Costa Mesa -Parents must be referred by police. This service offers group, family and i.nWvidual counseling at no cost. For more infonnation call (1)4) 549-1814. • SOUTH COUNT\' Youth Shelter in Laguna Beach -this facility otters the same services as Amparo. The phone number ia (714) 995-1293. • TOUGHLOVE-perhaps the most controversial of die programs, ToughJove often what many deteribe u taking a "hard.line" approach to troubled youth. Founded four years ago by David and Phyllil York of Pennsylvania, they advise ln thelr manual that parents and children agree to a Ht of rulee that are backed up by fin:ll parental action. Toughlove parents then 1upport one aoother in enforcing the 1tandard1. Critica argue that Toughlove ~ the cau.te1 of the child'• behavior and may not be pro riate for normal rebellion. "You 1hould have a tonal opinion before you use it," advlaed Julie ta, director of the South County \Pouth Shelter ln Beach. P esenUy, there are thre. groupe meeting free of Lae in Ofanae County. For more lnfonnatJon about ~nJove, contact Kathleen Mucha at (714) fJ.f3·1886. • YOUTH SERVICE -Program in Cotta M .. -In don to havina a>unaelon ~t at mc1t Oranc• Cout Hat 1tat1on.s, thll program offer1 lndlvtdual, family and p cowweUna. Fee. are bMld on a llldlna ac.ale. Call ) M0-8921. Jim and Mary Moss' (above) son Mike ran away from home, but returned after 20 days. The Mosses gave him a hug. Julie Mucha (right ) disappeared from her r ather's home in Phoenix only to turn up at her mother Kathleen's home I 0 months later. They are working together to make their lives better now. o.n, Piiot f'hotoe by lltlcf\erd Koet!Mr end ChertM ltan by entering them in diversion programs for counseling. such as thoee offered by A TSC and the Youth Service Program. Orange County officials agreed, thus police lack the authority to arrest runaways. They may, however, take them into protective custody for a short time (under section 301A of the welfare and lnstitut.lona code) if they feel the juveniles lack adequate food, shelter or supervision. However, since most pollce officers don't have time to babysit aomeone for a couple of daya, this option is rarely exerciaed. "It's not practical for us to detain ldda -all we can do is tum them over to thelr parents, and then they take off again. Some parent.a may not want to take the kid back, 80 we have to let him go free. I think more kids are atayin¥ out for lonpr periods of time,' observed Detective Arden Fick of the Huhttngton Beach Police Department. ••All we can do la file a (nrlalng penona) report," said Detective Dennis Minna of the Fountain Valley Police Department. "The kid can do exactly u he pleues u long u he doan't break the law. We can sugaest COWlMlint, but there's nothing to force a child or pa.rent into coUJ\lellna." Oftentimel, parents are left to cope on their own. Mothers, particularly, ravel them1elvea ln guilt, Fri• u.ld. "They may wonder lf they punllhed their child too much, or dJdn't pwUah enouah. They may uk thermelvea, 'wnere did I 80 wrona?' There •1 alao embarra.ment -lt'• the kind of t.hina you rnay not want to ah.are with nelahbon. Some oven don't tell their Nladvea." If the child 1t&y1 away for •¥ rlll weeks or rnonthl, theee fHllnas can tran1form tnto frulVatlon and ana•r. . "I became withdrawn l.n • lot of way1," recalltd Kathleen Mucha, • Latuna Nll\Ml mother. "I wu erratic ancJ un1teadyj more than anythtna tlM you feel ....Uyud.'' Muehl'• dau,hwr ran away on Oct 8, 1981. At the tlnw, Ju.lie, \hen 18, wa1 Uvlna wllh her fatb« ln Phonix t)ecawe Mr • Valerie Harper a •1uperb' ;::..:_Jn l".!!,isbt '• CBS movie, ;,. mother had decided a few months before she could no longer tolerate Julie's lrreverent behavior. "My mother was very strict." said Julie, who returned to Mucha'• home last August. "We had argwnenu about everything. l was lfDOklna pot at the time. She had a lot of rule. for dating, curfews and chores. It was all a burden to me." Julie took off after her father threatened to put her ln juvenile hall In Phoenix. "After I ran away I didn't make contact with my mom until Chrtatmu Eve. At the time I WU 10 I.Oil 1 coWdn 't put rny1el1 ln her polition." ''My dauahter wasn't really conaclous ol thlnp -took it with a lot of peln, Mucha said. "I saw it u har way of hurtlna me. But lt wu ,...Uy her way ol dolna what she needed to do beneU." Two monlhl before Julie ran away, Mucha flew to Chlcaao t.o attend a Touahlove worlcahop - a national or1anlaatlon that teachn earenu common .. nae ttchnlquu to dtal wlth troubleeome children. , "I learn.ct I wa1n't alone and that my 1ltuatlon waan't tht wont," lhe -'d. "Parenta can't take all the ,...pon1lbl1Uy fot \helr chlldrens' .ctJon1. Don't ~ them. t.t them cab the CIQl1Mq~.·· J'ar Mueha, UUI mMllt When Julie, now ~ bOnoe' 1tudent at ~ llWj H1'h lcbool • .ad '~-ln.t1a.Wn-of Prl·~,..,._..LZ-_--1-_....._...--&-_ (Pase B6) she was ready to come home, it had to be on her mother's tem\S. "I changed a lot; I became stronger," Mucha said. If the family unit ls weak, relations among members can become strained, Fries said. "After a while, slreel builds and husband and wife might atart blamlng one another -subtly or overtly," he aaid . On the other band, the dJ'cumatances may bring aome couples closer together. Janet Anderson of Co.ta Mesa (who uked that her real name not be used) satd her marriage was 11.renJtbenecl after her dauchter ran away for elght weeks. "You feel so alone," 1he said. .. All your friends seem to ~ doing eomethlna rtaht and you're not. "My husband and I -it aot real 1haky. But we aot Into COW\lellna qulcltly enouah ao we weren't blamJna each other. We drew from e.ach other's •trenath." Andenon and l1x other Orange CoMt~ haw been pttlna aroup c:ounaelina at ATSC on how to cope with thtlr t.roUbled thildren. Each W9tk. they meet to 1hare pr0blem1 and rec:etve 1uppor1. Moat fffl=ru. 1 and peer ~wt hlw hel ~ runn.lnjf away a wm option for thW kldi. "I u .. d to Htt•b ln on my da"'8hter'• phone cal1I Md they UleCI to U'tide what they c.llect horror It.oriel," Ol"9 woman aid. ·~·d almOlt tAlk themltivet . into the fact that parent.a are rotten and dolng terrible thiJ'lll." Fries, who conducta the group session. said mothers and fathen must reallze that ln many Instances, the child must take reaponsibllity for their own behavior. "Parenti have to tell them1elvee that they're OK. and that the child decided to leave on his own. Sure, they make mistake1. But it la the chlld who ill making th\ choice not to live ln I: the home." Once the child retuml, perenta must e1tabliah and enforce rules, Frlea uld. "They lbU.t reall.ze they can love the ch.lld. thouah they may dislike hi• behavior." I . . ~ '· . . . Twenty day• after he ran away, Mike Mom came home. The Momea had teen him the ntaht before 1lttlna ln a coffee lhop. but he hW'ried awa,y before they could relCh him. The next day, hi• father 18.ld he had a feellna hi• 10n would retum aoon. . "When I 19t bomt that 1\11)\t 1 knew he Md bMft home tlU'Uer ln the day," Jltn ..ad ... , waited, whUt my wtfe ,irnt ~ out look.lni fOI' him. AlabGUt. (p.m.) he cunt In the billk dDor. I didn't yell or acream. 1 Mid Oto what•• ~onr" Leter. before MJ.ke went to bed, Jtm aaJd h• put hJa arma uwnd hJa IClft and hua-d hUD. > }I • • Ill Ot ~DAILY PILOTfWednMdey, Jenuary 1R, 1013 Neither vulnerable. North dt1l1. NOaTR •17 t::?Q o AKQH41 •k.n W£8T EAST •'HU •All &~ ~ lOtU !\?IC U · GOllN ON 811081 SY CHARLES H, GOR!N AND OMAR SHARIF The blddln1; Ntrtla Eut 8eut• W Ht I 0 Pau 1 ~ PaH l o P ... a • Pue a o P ... • • Pue 5. , ... , ... p.., Openlns laid: ThrH of •. until ht ltarn•d that hta pan. ntr had I nve-eard dub I Ull that he wu prtpared to eon· aJder 1nythln1 but a dl1mood contract. WHt eleei.d to attack with a low apade. Ea1t took hit two top 1p1d11 and 1hltttd to a heart. Declarer roM with th• ace and, obllvl· down two. There art two poeelblt bid breau that dtdarer mlsht have lo cuttnd wlth - bt1ldH tht 4·1 diamond brt1k, trumpe aleo ml1ht not behave well. Declarer cannot decide how to pla1 the hand untll ht know1 about th• trump 1ituatlcn. ·--· .. h11 no all•rnatlvt but &.o draw trump• and hope th•' th• diamond• art 3·!. DEAR ANN LANDERS. I have thouaht hard and Jona on the subjeci, and at the .,e of 31 I've ,decided l do NOT want children. U 1 were fotted to carry to term, I would be a lousy mother. Although '1 "t am an affect.lonat.e and lovtna pereon, well-liked by my n.lecet and nephews, I don't think I have it in 'i:ne to be a aood mother. o a o uou •Ha •U Don't be lulled into a falae ou1 to any dan1e1, he drew HnH of 1ecurlty. Even_ trurnpe In t hrte rounds and After wlnnln1 the ace of hearta, declarer ahould cro11 to the kins of club• Un caae trump• art 5-0) then lead dummy'a low trump to hie ace. Ir tither defender 1how1 out on th.ii round, declarer But when both defendera follow to two round• of trump1. declarer can afford to protect aaalnat th• po .. lbUlty or a ' 1 diamond 1pllt. He caahea th• ac. of dl1mond1 and ruff1 a dla mond with the quttn of trumpa. Now declarer can a•t back to the table with th• jack of trumpa, drawln1 the , l11t out1tandlnr trump In th• proce11. and dummy la hl1h. 80llTH •QIO 1\1 4,411 05 almpl• h1nd1 need 1 modi· 1t.arted on dlt mondl. Un for· cum of care. tunately, when that 1ult Now for the real problem: For the 8eCOnd time in eight monlha I became preiJWlt. I felt sick and tnisenble both timee and bad abortiorw. I felt awful about the abor11ona, espedally since my mt.er la dying to have a baby and can't seem to get pregnant. The auction w11 1tr1i1ht broke 6·1, dedlnr could take • AQIOO forward. North had only one only two 1lutt1 on the hJth tale t.o tell. and It w11 not dlamonda and he ended up Not very dlttlcult. wu It? Don't tell me I should have had thoee babies and given them to her. My fiance was totally pppoeed to the Idea and I agreed with him that It would have been a continuing problem for all (.'OflCemed. '. The real dilemma ia I can't find a contraceptive that worka. I became pregnant while using the diaphragm and the pill. (I tried the IUD, got a ~rrible lnfect.lon, landed in the hospital and had to .have lt removed surgiailly.) .••• I have asked my gynecologist to sterilize me Wt he refuaed becauee I am only 31 years old. What J\Qw? -NEWARK DILEMMA : :. DEAR NEW~Jt: Have you talked to your fbince aboat a vaaectomy? It ean be done In sac~ a way tlaat H Ille cbu1e1 bit mind, a aur1eon woald be able to reverse It. I bave 1tated la tbJI 1pace tbat I am pro· cbolce, but I am not ID favor of abortion •• a nietbod of blrtb control -and tbl1 11 wbat you've been doln1. If yoar ·naace ref111ea to bave a vaaectomy, I 1agest ~at you laave a tubal J11adon. Since your present doctor won't do It, find one wlto will. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am writing about a 72-year-old junkie. My mother. For at leaat 25 years she has taken Valium, Librium, phenobarbital oc Tulnal every day and sleeping pills every night. All of these are legitirnate drugs, prescribed by her physician. She claims they are for her heart, although she has no history of cardiac problems. The woman is cranky, forgetful and a menace behind the wheel of a car. I worry about her constantly. I've talked to my own doctor about my mother. and he says she can't be rehabiliuated beca~ she refuses to admit she has a problem. I am sure he is right. But perhaps if you print my letter, Ann. she wilJ read it and something might soak m. Also, many older people in your reading audience who are deeply concerned about drug abuse by their grandchildren may suddenly realize that they are in the same bag. Thank you. dear lady. I'll be -WATCHING AND WAITING IN WASHING TON DEAR W AND W lN W: Yoar pby1lclu i1 rlgbt. It'• lmpo11lble to ltelp u addJct wlao refues to acknowledge that 1be lJ booked. I'm prlDtlDg your letter on I.be oattlde c~ce tbat 1eeln1 the word• on a printed page will 1omellow make a dent. YES, MOM ... I MEAN YOU. Go at once to ·another doctor aad atk for beJp. Your friendly pby1iclan wbo laat beeD keeplo1 you 1omble-lled all tbese years laal not euctly covered blmself ·with lory. HOIOSCOPf BY SIDNEY OMARA Thursday, January U ARIES (March 21-April 19). Buainess or career geta boost; you complete algnlflcant pro~t. people are ·drawn to you and you touch on a universal theme. Individual who previously appeared indifferent will now be enthusiastic to the point of fawajng._ TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Open lines of communication -make contacts with those al a distance. Overseu travel is diatinct poeslbWty - make flan.. get passports, review requirements. You'l be deallne w ith creative. sensual, temperamental, talented ind1viduala. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You learn more than you originally cared to know. Emotional involvement is pan of .cenario. Individual you are atuacted to Ls lincere but likely to fall ahort of your ideals. Virgo. Sagittarius and another Gemini figure in exdting acenario. C ANCER (June 21-July 22): Diversify, perceive picture as a whole. plug legal loopholes. Defer to judgment of one close to you, Including partner or mate. You'll be in contact with one who is almost obsesaed with body image. A Gemini helps you get backstage view. L EO (July 23-Aug. 22): Dig deep fo r mformation -fact.a may not appear exciting but could eventually lead to enlightenment, profit Lunar emphuia on employment. people who rely upon your judgment. special aervices and pets. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Define terms. permit logic equal ti.me with emotions. Focus on children. variety. sweeping changes and specuJative ventures. U analytical, you discover motives and dj.scem trend of future. Gemini and another Virgo figure prominently. LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Focus on domestic adjustment, remodeling. installation of safety devices. Emphasis on trends, cycles. correct ummg Older indtvidua.J lends benefit of experi~nce. aids in closing transaction . Taurus and another Libra figure prominently. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21). Count your change. be sure to touch all bases and check latest legal requirements. Romance lS part of scenario. short trip could be on agenda, relauve could pay surprise visil. Cancer, Pisces. Virgo persons play key roles. 5° COPIES '11 UM ... ._ ........... SHU 11 ERS CUSTOM QUAU"n SHUTTERS 3461 Vkl Udo 675-6122 Nut to Edwwda UOo CW- RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY ••4t.11t .. .-.s.. 1n2 ~•0•1uo. COSTA MUA-S41-I 1 5~ Designed, Finished ~.. Installed - Fora..inedM ACTIQH Call 28 Years Experience Manufacturing Quality Shutters FINEST QUALITY SHUTTERS A'IAILABLE ON THE MARKET TODAY ••• AT FACTORY DIRECT PRICES! eau (114) 548we841 or 548-1717 A DA&T PLOT ~ynoa '42·167t IWIWOOD MAllUfActllY 19n Ptacentla Aveeue • Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Get the BRIGHT Idea! COME IN TO Allied Lighting's Giant January SALE! 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Break from put proves beneficial -strive for the new, wear bright colon and take initiative. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Light la 1hed on area previoU1ly obecured by mystery clouda. lnai.at on factual data, get to heart of matten, aettle d1sput.e involving member of opposite aex. Leo, Anes and another Aquarian figure prominently. P ISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Friend geta mvolved tn emotional tangle -your aid la eought. Don't cast first stone, be understanding and sympathetic, but also maintain your own standard of principles. lntuiuon is sharp, you'll find ways to increase income T rou1 HEAL1H DA. PETER J. STEINCAOHN D EAR DR. STEI NCR OH N: People are invariably 1arprl1ed wlaen I tell tbem ilaat our you1 daa1bter suffers from a rcllrltl1. la tbelr minds, artbrltl1 IJ aa old person'• disease. But yoa know U llD't Sbe hat llad artbrltl1 wblcb t be doctor calla Javenlle rbeamatold artbrttl1. Now be tells GI that 1lae'd better bave her eyes cbecked. la fact, be teared u1 by 1ayln1 that In 1ome patients like my daughter tbere may be eye compllcatlon1. I caa'l understand tbe connection. It tbat po11lble? - MRS.F. DEAR MRS. F .: He is not exaggerating. 1 suggest that you follow his advice and have an eye spedalllt take a look -and I don't mean this as a pun. The eye complication may cause bllndneu if it isn't detected early. It's called i.rldocyclit.ia. And tt occurs in about 10 percent of all young children with juvenile rheuplatoid arthrit.ia. Even those with only a few joint.a affected are susceptible The condition usually affecta both eye1, involving the muscles of the i.r1a and eometimes the cornea, which coven the front or the eye. In ita early stages, it may be overlooked because there are no symptoma. The only way it can be detected is by examination performed by an eye specialist. U pre.ent, treatment begins immedtately with drugs used to dilate the pupils to prevent acar tissue from forming. And corticost.eriods are given to control inflammation -either by eyedrops. by mouth or by injection. Diagnosis is so important that the Arthritis Foundation reconunend.s that chtldren w1th juvenile rheumatoid arthrit.ia be tested at le~ every six months by an ophthalmologist. THE ORANGE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AG.ENCY ANNOUNCES PUBLIC MEETINGS ON PHASE II OF THE SAN JOAQUIN HILLS TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR ROUTE LOCATION STUDY TUESDAY JANUAJlY 18, 1983 1. HISSION VIIUO HICH SCHOOL KULTIPUVOSE JlOOH D 2S02S CKUSAlfTA DRIVE KISSIOM VI!JO TUISDAT JAl'UAaT 2S, 1983 2. THUIS?OM IIUEIM!Dl.AT! SCHOOL HULTlPUIPOSE IOOM 2001 PAU AVENU! U.Ct.IMA l!ACH \IEDMESDAY JAH\JAl~ 26, 1983 3. LINCOLN lln"DK!.DIATE SC'llOOL CAFr:r<>llUM 3101 PACIFIC VIEW DR . COlOICA DEL MAJ\ POIHAT FOR ALL K!ETDICS: OPEN ROUSE -S:OO P.H. to 7:30 P.H. PRESENTATION -7:30 P.H . Tbe Sm> Joaqulo IU.ll• Transportation CoTrldor 1• planned •• • hi&h-apeed, hlgh-capacity, llaitad-accaaa tranap<>Ttatloo facl.ll ty to ••TV• loca l and county traffic and tranait need1 . It vtll baatn at the Coron.a dal Mar rr...,ay (lout• 73) near Kie.Arthur 9oulavard and the boundary batvean the Citlaa of Wevport ... ch and Irvine and extend 90\ltb .. atarly to th• San Diego Freeway near Avary Parkway and th• northerly U.ait of th• City of Ima J~n Captetrano. Tba -•tin&• will cover 1Afotwatioo about vahlwlar travel lane r aqulr-ta, interchange location• a.Ad typ&a, special troalt and bi.ab occu-pancy •ahicla proviat ooa, and park-and-rid• facllitiaa. l.&ch pra.-ntatloo will be preceded by an "o,.a houaa" period 1.n which the public -Y v1-the corridor ex!libiu clo•aly and dbcuaa thalT iDtaraau with County ataff and tha County'• con•uluint. l.&ch .. etlna vill cover the ...,. ba•ic t.nfo ..... t1on and, in addition, vill e11phaaiaa Tranaportatioa CorTldor coa.aid•r•tlon• in th• parttculaT .. attn1 vicinity . lntareated peraona are invited to attend a .. •tina oaar th ... larliar thia y•ar the loaTd of Supeniaora autborhad the lnviro~tal Manage-nt Aaency and Cnian 4aaoc1ataa t o c011menca vor k oo Pha.a 11 of t he ~ta Location Study conaiatin& of de- ta111na and raf inaeent of th• corTidor al~t aelacta41 by the 9oard of Suparviaora in Mov ... bar of 1979. Spacial t ractit enalya11 l a alao bat.na acco.,liahed vndar an arremaent vith th• Oranaa County Tran1portatioo eo-iation. Tb• rew lu of the Pb.a.• 11 atudy will by praaantad 1n a Study laport and ~iroameatal 'lllpact lapoTt la ter thia year foT review by the public and cooaidaration by the Platmilll ea..iation and 9oard of Su~aniaora. lnfor.atton about the atudy or .. atilla• -y be obtaioad by contactina Rerbart M&kA•one, 834-Sl90, or Lia• Joyce, 8)4-7899, in the Envirotl89Dtal Mana1 ... nt Aa•ncy Project Plannin1 Oivialon. • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Wednnday, Janu1ry 12, 1983 81 Special . EnglisH -. ~~ taught ' By PAT HOROWITZ A coul"'le that leeches remedial Engll1h 1killa will be offered by Oranae Co&1t Colleae's EX>PS Office (Extended Opportunities Programs and Services) thl1 1prins. The course i1 a aelf- paced Pf'OiT&m designed lor native 1peakera. It offers lnstrucuon In 1tudy akllls, reading vocabulary, grammar, elemental principles of 1entence struc ture, paragraph development, org anize tlon of ideas. punctuation, and spelling. One section meets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 8-9 a.m.. and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8-10 a .m . The other class meets M ondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 9-10 a .m ., and Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon. °'-.o.., .......... OE.AR READERS: The U S. Offke of • Consumer Affaln hu announced the availability of two new conau.mc:r publlcalloru "Give But Give Wl.ely," a eemi-annual publication of the Philanthropic Advlaory Service of the Council of Beuer Bualneas Bureaus Inc. (CBBB), offers tipa on charitable givtns and list.I the namet of more than 160 charitable, educat ional and relii lou1 orianizations that generate the greatest numbers of Inquiries (o the CBBB It Is available from the CBBB, l!HO Wilaon Blvd . Arlington, Va. 22209. Enclo.e a eelf-adclress<.'<i. stamped business-size envelope with your request In cooperation with the Consumer lnformatton Center, the U.S. OH1ce of Consumer Affairs has prepared a 33-page • what-to-do, where-to-go manual for information on conserving e nergy and resolving energy-related consumer problems. A limned number of t'Oples of the "Energy Consumer Guide" are available from the Consumer Information Center. Dept 592L , Pueblo, Colo. 81009 Teens riskier DEAR PAT: I am 16 fears old and I Just got my first car. I couldn t believe bow 6igb my car lnsuraoce premium was, and the Insurance agent said teen-age boys bave tbe oO]{l e ts out wore& drlvln1 record of AD)'OH and tlilll't wlay lbe ln1uruct co1t1 to mucla. It 11111• true? J.A .• lrvloe Vt. ... Youna drlveni not only are involved In more than their thare of fatal tr£Afflc cruhee. but they alto ca~ more of them, ac<.·ordlna to an lnturance fn1Utute for Hiahway Safety 1tudy Teen-age malet cawie four times u many fatal crashes u teen-age female.. N a whole, teen-aae dtlvera caww more.• traffl" deathl ~r llceme holder than any other age aroup -five limes aa many, for example, .. driven aae 35 to 64. according to the U.S. Department of Tranaportatlon. Relative to the number o1 Uoenaed driv- ers. 16-year-olcb were found to be the mo.t llkely to cauae fatal cra1hes, followed by 17-year-old drivers. The ma.)Ority of people killed by drivers age 21 and older were the drivers themselves. However, teen-age driven more often cause the death of people other than themselves -their pa11engers or occupants of other vehicles . Among older drivers. up to age 55, men are more likely than women to cause Q fatal crash. But above age 55. women are more often at fault • (;111 ~ p111l>lt·111 ·• Tlw11 \\ 11t1 · 1 .. • 1 J>,11 J/11row11l l'ill will tut n·d l.JJ.>t . - >fl'llmg th1• 11n.<1wt'rs am/ 11ct11111 .vnu llt•t•<f I U '>Cl/\'!' /lll'l/11111 1''> Ill g11\'£'rnmt•111 u11cl bu!>1111·:..., Read Ille c1ass1fteo aos lor lhe oes1 deals In apart· ment rentals 642-5678 f~~~ Cuisinart Demo SATURDAY 10·2 Schedule of COOKING CLASSES For the New Year Available Now! FOR OUR FIRST CLASS OF THE NEW YEAR, WE ARE PLEASED TO INTRODUCE TO OUR SCtiOOL: Carol Williams. A PEASANT MEAL Simple, Hearty, & Delicious Peasant Bread with Basil, Sausage Rag out, Baked Pears with Cream TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th 7 p.m. Fee $12.00 ANNOUNCES ITS ANNUAL SALE OPTIMUM FITNESS CENTERS LEATHER Sile St1rts J1nu1ry 13 497-3210 20%.0FF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE SlllDILS-IOCCISlllS-BOOTS Men's & Women's Leather Jackets Handbags & AccessoriH !Jllll 1111111111111111111 II I 111H 111111111111IH11II111 I Ill tH 11~ GRAND • OPENING ~~ -- Saturday, January 15th §jjJ 111111111II11111111111111111IIIIII11111 384 FOREST AYE. • LAIUll BUCH c ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;r BENSON & HEDGES BENSON£ HEDGES 100'S Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. Regular and Menthol. Open a box today. Warning. The Surgeon General Has Determin~d That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 6 mg "m:· 0:6 mg n1co11nt av. per clgareu•. by FTC mtlhod • • • • • Stop By Or Call Today I We Invite You To Visit Our Uniqlie European Health & Fitness Center ELECTRONIC MUSCLE STIMULATION • FACIALS WITH FREE MAKE-UP ELECTRONIC MUSCLE BUILDING TRAINER CONSULTATION PARAMOUNT WEIGHT EQUIPMENT • CELLULITE TREATMENTS UV-A TANNING • NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS DYNAVIT CYCLES -• WIEDER VITAMINS AND DIET COUNSELING FOR CARDIO·VASCULAR • CHILD CARE . .,. - ' ...... .. , ...... __ IN Ot'ange Oout DAIL y PILOT /Wednadly, J1nu1ry 11, ton • ~--~=-=-t~RrJngr.:::=r...n:~~!::lS...~~~ ~~ ........ ~ ... Am:::a =-~::'1r.: .. -::=-~'==":=:--!-.....- --ULLooK18: S.te.-La\t4e1-NJ1M- Bepatr complementary beauty ollnlct I wW be held at the SC>uth Cout Plue ltore from 11 a m to 4 p.m on Thww:lay and Friday For appo(ntment.a. call the •tore at 6&G-06ll, e:ici. 207. NORDSTROM: Spn na fuhlona wUJ be ahown at the third annual a.-,JutJon evmt •t at 6:30 p.m. Friday ln the Jewel 2 .. 1 -Oow4.of ~ ......... ~ :a. ' • pro1ram wlll bt htnu on ln terlor decoratinl by J'art of rut lni.matJor\al of Newport Buch and a dim:ulalon on "network.Jn.a" by caner corwul\ant.a Ann CoU. Jane S.Ubldt and Jan 81a~r. Mort" lnforma\lon and reservations for the complimentary evenlna may be obtained by ca1ll.na ~9·8300 by Wedneeday. ~2ttDkb-SffGW t-.!'f..Wyt. Mul,....._-i•- Att.ractlON will prwent 1 brldal lhow Jan 1& at tht Anaheim Convention Center Exhlbllore 1peclallstn1 I~ cate1rlna. baklna. alft• and china. photoaraphy, traruportatlon tervlce1, llnandal plannina and four bridal 1how1 will bc.t featul't.'d from 10 a m to 9 p,m CORRECTION · · On P•O• I of the l••r• •dvertlalng Mellon of J•nuarr 12th, there 11 •n On page 6 of the Seara advertlalng ••ctlon of January 12th, appearing In thla newapaper, there la an advertisement tor 7 HOUR SPECIALS •tart- ing at 2 P.M . Wednesday, January 12. The ad Inadvertently atatee that the 7 Hour SpectaJ1 aaJe atarta Tueeday, January 12 Instead of WED - NESDAY, January 12. Seara wlll be closed Wednesday, January 12 untll 2 P.M. for Inventory and to prepare tor this outstanding Sale event. 1 CHEESE • Ol. SALEI Medium Cheddar WbcoMM 21211 .advertlaement for 50% OFF regul•r price• of all llghtlng In atock. The Be there WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12 at 2 P.M. to take advantage of these outstanding 7 hour SPECIALS and our Gigantic 4 Day Inventory reduction sale. a°' 21221 Edam Holltnd Stylt copr deacrlptlon 11 Incorrect. The Sharp Cheddar 8 Ol 212•• correct copr 11: 20 to 509/e off all Actd llghtlng In atock In our Lamp Gouda 1 Ol. 21211 dep•rtment. We alnoerely regret Holland Slylt I Sears I !~~~-'~t~d thla error. ISea!i] QOOO THRU PLAZA 041Lv ISLAND 17 ... &a4 i..i.... "..._. ..... ......,.... ~ JAN. 21, '83 ..... -;w CORRECTION On pea• one of Jen. 12 leera edwertlelng aectlon there I• en e«lvertleement for 21" to '°" off of reguler prlo• of ell ml•••• eport••••r. The copy .. Incorrect. Th• correct cop7 la 21" to '°" of of regulet price of ,ALL mr •••• eport••••r. W• 1lnoeret1 regret "''• errot. I Sears I MtlC NOTICE NOTICI Of' TMl9.,._ •• IALI '--.... NOVICK T.l .No.o..?1• WESTBERG INVESTMENT H cMy 9PP04nteo Tru•t .. under the lollowlng detcrlbed deed ol trull WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH IP•Y•ble " time or .... In 1ewru1 money ol the Unlled Stet .. ) aM rlgr'll. title and lnter .. t conveyed to end now '*f09«1Y BENEFICIARY KATIE ANOERS LANDER. • merr!ed women u her MP9' ••• Pf CJ99"Y Recorded April t4. t982 .. Instr No 82· 1280~ of Otfidel Record• In the otlloe ol the Rec:order of Orange County, aald cleeCI ol trull d9'Cflbee ttpl~tno, P~~l ol Trect No. 9884. In the City of lrvlne, County ol Orange. Stele 01 Celllornle, u pet map rec04'ded In boOll 451. pegee 23 to 25 lnctullve, Ml9Q9fteneou1 Mep1, In the office ol the county rec04'der of Hid county EXCEPT THEREFROM ell Oii g•• m tn1 r a l 1 end other hydrocarbon• below • depth ol 500 feet without the right ol 1urlece entry, u r~ In 1n1trument1 of record PARCEL 2 E_,,.,,11 u IUCtl ...,.,,.,, .. ., • .,. pertlc:ularty Mt forth In the Artlcl• entitled "E•-nll ol the Declatatlon of Covenenu. Condition• end Ae1trlct1on1 recorded In book , 17 06. Peoe 4 20. Otflclel Rec04'd•. end eny emendmente end tupplemlnt1 thereto. under Section hMdinga In IUCtl "'1ICle en1 ltlld .. lollow1 "Owner'• Rlghll end Outl•• Utllllle1 and Cebl• TeleYWon". "SIOeywd ~t" "Support e nd Setllement" "Enctoecnmenf'. end "Comml.ftty Fec:lllt._ e-r· YOU AM .. &>VAULT~ A U.D> OP TMIST DATU> UM. I. 1.-J UMJE•e YOU TAKI ACTION TO "'OTaCT Y<>Vf' "'°"RTY, fT MAY N aOU> AT A ""9UC IAL I ." YOU N I ED AN HP\.ANATION Of TMI NAT\1"11 O' Ttft "'OCll DIMG AGAINST YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A LAWYall. 3 Wtntert><enctt. !Nine. Cllltornll 92714 "'" • •tr .. t edd,... Ot c:ornmot1 dealgnetlon la thown ebove. no werrenty 11 g iven •• to It• complet-or eo<rectneea)" The l>eneliclery undef Mid OMd ol Tru•t. by •-ol • breeCh or defeult In the ~Ilona aecured thefeby, tl«etolore executed end dellv•r•d to the underelgned • wrtttet1 OICleretlon of o.tllllt end Oemend f()( Sile. llnd written nouce ol t>rMCf't end Of 91ectlon to c:auee 1111 underelgned to Hit u ld p<ope<ty to Hfiefy Mid obl1Qetlon1, end thereelter the underal9ned cauMd end Hid notice ol brMcil end or election to be recorded Au9u11 ie, 1982 H tn1tr No. 82-285395 of Mid Ofllcllll Rec;orcb Se id ule wlll be med•. but without covenent or werrenty. ~or !mplled, rega-dlnf title. pa111Hlon. or encumb<enoea, to pey the remelnlng prlnd9" IUl\'I of the notl(•) -*' by uld Deed of Truet, with lnt4WWI • In Mid note PfO'i\ded, edV-. " iany, ~ the t.,m, of .-Deed of Truet. ,_, c:tllfgte end ·~ Of I .... Trul tM end Of the INlll CfMted by Mid O.ed o4 Truel. S e id 111• wtll be held on T'tlut'.amy. Jenuety 20, 1983 .. 2:00 p.M .. at the Che pmen Avenue e nuanc• to the Civic Center lulldlng, 300 En t Cll•P"'8..£' AY91U9, In 1M Cttv of Or~ NOTICE.: AT TIME Of SA~ 8I08 .,_AY H MADl IH CASH AHO/OA TH( CAIHIEM OR CIATIFIEO OHICKI l"C:IFflO IN CIVIL COOE 1€CTION "2411 A t the time of 1110 11111111 publeaUCln ot tNll nottc». tM lotel .,,.,,,. a' IN unsMlid ~qi the ot>fl04rllon M«Nf., lrY the abow dllCtlb•d daed of tru1t and o•llmalod ClOl11, e11pe11H1, and ~lt t27.HU1. To det.,m1no the Of*'lno bid. ~~call (1141 '31.otee. Diii« Oeoem4* ao 1M2 • WUTUllO INVUT .. ENT 11....,TNeMe 8y TO. M.IWIOI 00 .. r ..... A ..... ~ .... lfY •:w.· ~tHM ,,.,t111::' OrMM eo.11 o.i11 ~. DM It, 1111. Jtn. I, 11, , .. • I 642-0972 J sq UA" ll(Xtu(• A"'°(O 640-6030 _., ........ Checking and savings accounts that pay money market interest rates. Let\ clear the confusion. This short guide to the new b · can help yoU make some very important decisions. Where did all these new high interest accounts suddenly come from? What are the different types of high interest accounts FU"St lntentate offurs? f Until now. S(overnmcnt reKulations First Interstate has four different ktnds: ~~-~:\ put a lumt on tht> mlerest rates banks l·ould pay on most arcounts. The n•sull was that unrl."'stncted money market mutual funds were able to p·ay higher interest ... and attract lots of mveston .. But, as part of a move to deregulate the banking industry. Congrt'ss has created two new at..'nmnts-a savm)(S acrnunt and a checking ac1:ou11t-with no ceilings on lht' interest rate paid on each if a minimum balance of $2.500 is maintained. Can banks pay as much on these accounts as money market funds? Super NOW Am.ml -Brand new, it's just likt' c1 standard checking account but rou earn high interest on your balances. M.arlitt ld.erHt ~ -An inwstment ;u:count which earns a very cmnpetitive mtercst rate and allows for unlimited cash wnhdrawals. You're abo allowed a combmat10n of six automatic payments. pre·authori zed pay· mcnts or checks per ladividiia.I Rdirnamt Acaiuaf -A retirement account that allows you tu shelter up to $2.000 of income each year from fed· t-ral income taxes. Ca1ifata ol Oq.it. -Deposit accounts that have a period of maturity. from 7 days to 6 months. All can ~-.. now be opened for ___ ,. as little as $2.500. At least as much. In anv ra~. they'll be highl y · rnm~t1t 1ve ... and adjusted frt:quemly ro make sure that your funds keep earning competitive rates. In both the savings and checking accounts. the law requires a mini· month. No more than ._ __ ,......,,. Many people prefer these because their interest rates are fixed for the term of the certificate. mum initial deposit of $2.500. three of the six mav be checks. · 7 reasons~ FU'SI: Interstate Bank of California is the place to invest your dollars. Reason"I: Highly rnm~rn1ve rail's on all accounts. Reason "4: Soon. with our CIRRUS network. you 'II be able to access your check· mg and investment savin~s accounts from coast to roast. That s convenience. fJ . Reason #2: Only First Interstate gives .,~, I ' 11 0.1)' & ""',,,, It .. ., • \ -I you instant access to your iii checking and investment savings accounts. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at any of our nearly 700 Day & Night 1cllers• throughout th<.> West. Reason..,5: Enter the Incredible Investment Sweepstakes now until January 31, 1983. Go to your nearest First Interstate of California branch and sign up to win the prize of a lifetime ... \ I / a $150,000 vacation home ~ in Palm Springs. Reason "3: Only First Interstate 's system gives you instant access to your ,~ ... ---• money at our 900 offices in the 11 western state territory. Reason #6: We 'II pay you a $10 cash bonus for opening an IRA account with at least $2.000. Reason*7: W~ 'II give you a $20 cash bonus for opening a Market Interest Account with an initial deposit of $2,500 or more ... and aive you your fint set of check• free. Fil'St Interstate Bank Ollfl bonlw and••••....,.• end~ St,,..,, °"'Y one Ollll'l borU S* °""°"* Ho putOfteM Of...,_ MCllll"f to enter. .. . . - t Orange Cout DAILY PIL.OT/Wedr\Mday, January 12, 1863 81 1z \'AftDEN4 Al\4R • '11111 ...... ..., BEVERLY HILLS -~ Lm Anaete. rock croup Toto dominafed the nom1neet for the 2Gth annual Grammy awarda Tueeday. gamerlJ\I nine namin.aUona for the band and 1\1 memben. the ~ rh¥1bm and blurs '°"' cateaoey. Wonder la •lilSbl for etaht Orammya, thtM of them tor hil duet with Paul Ml'Cartney, "Ebony & Ivory," wh.lch wu nominated for record of the year. tona of the yeu and best group pop performance, nrenpnenl lot two or ot1if"'. vo&cee Williama -who prtvtoualy won 11 Oram.my awardl for ecoree to mnw auc:h u 11Star Wan.'' "Supennan" and "Raiden of tho l..olt Ark" - ecwed qaln by collectina nomJ.Ntlona for h1I -=or-. to the hit film "E,T. lhe Extraternwtrlal." --amer•-dW"lftl th• wlaeaft, which wW feature John Denver 1&1 tu.t and ttibu~ to Orammy wlnnera of tho peat u well u clip from prevtoua awardl ~lecuta. Other major nomineel for the 62 National Academy of Recordlnp Artl & Scienca' ailver anniversary a warda included Stevie Wonder, with elaht nominaUona, Paul Mc:Cartney, ex-Steely Dan member Donald Faaen and film ICO?e compoeer-conductor John Williams, with five each; and John C.Ougar and Willie NelllOn, with four apiece. Toto recordings appeared in three of the four major categories. The album "Toto fV" i was nominated album of the r.ear, while the hit track Rosanna" earned both record and 90ng pop performance. The group also was nominated for the best group pop perfonnance, best lnatrumental arrangement for vocals. best vocal arrangement, best engineered recording and producer of the year. Toto member Steve Luk.ether earned a nomination as co-writer of "Turn Your Love Around" in Donald Fagen Another Wonder-McCartney duet, "What'• That You're Dolna.'' wu nomlnated for best group rhythm and blu. firlonn.ance. Wonder'• 80lo "Do Do" won nomlnationa for best rhythm and blues male vocal, best lnltrumental anangement accompanying vocala and best rhythm and blues aona. Wonder'• IOl\g. "That Oirl," alto wu nominated u best rhythm and blues aona. McCartney's five nominations included the four with Wonder as well as album of the year for "Tug Of War." Fagen grabbed an album of lhe year nomination for ''The Nightfly," h1I fint aolo album. He also garnered three nominations for h~ &0ng "l.G.Y What a Beautiful World" - song of the year, best instrumental arr:ment accompanying v and best male pop vocal. Another cut from the album, "Ruby Baby," was nominated as best I I Stevie Wonder Mualc from "E.T ." wu nominated for tl!at ofiilnal motion picture 1COre, be.t lnltrwnental compoeiUon, best lnltrumental arranaernent and best pop lnatrwnental. WWlama a1ao wu nominated for beet lnatrumen\al compoeiuon for "Adventure on Earth." Cougar'• "Amerl.can Fool" LP wu nominated u album of the year and belt ef\81neered recording, while the track "Hurta So Good" won a nomination aa beat rock vocal. C.OUgar and the album's co-producer, Don Gehman, were nominated jointly as producer of the year. Nelson's single "Alway, on My Mlnd" was nominated aa record of the year, and a1ao won &0"41 of the year and best country aong nominations for &0ngwriters Johnny Christopher. Mark James and Wayne Thompson. Nelson's other nominations included best country male vocal for "Always on My Mind," and, with fellow country music star Waylon Jennings, best country group vocal for "Slttin' On The Dock of the Bay." While record sales are slumping, Grammy presentations continue a tradition of expanding. There are more than twice aa many categories as in 19M, when the first Grammy awards were given to 28 winners. This year'• Grammy awards show will be lonaer than ever -a full three prime-time hours. But only about a dozen winners will be announced on edwords MESA CINEMA "~;.';~.~:··-646-5025 "AN OFFICER ANO A. GENTLEMAN" 1111 "ONE DARK NIGHT" ..,...n.lllL ...... (PO) ARCADE of GAMES•:·,-.;·:·: STILL OF111 THE NIGHT-- "" I I ~ : : Frank Galvin has one last chance to do something right. THE Starting a New Business A cccordlng to Cellfornl• 8utinen and PrefeHk>n• Coda (Sec. 11t00 to 17130) ell peraon• doh'lg IMlalneH unCS.r • nc:ttttou• name fftUlt fll• • atatement wtth the County C1erll end "•we It publlahed tour ttm•• In• newep~ Nrvtne th• ere• In which t h• bu9'HN la locet9d. T"• •••t•ment la requl,.d bW lew 1t11d I• ltffelaaty In protedlnt J~'" •ualnHt name. 1111\0at banll• reQulr• ,,.Of of Mnt to open COM"'9fdel eceoume. T .. e .. DAILY ~ILOT ,,. .......... Mftf •ncl ~ ..... , .. M¥9 el tM ""81Nty •• ,.... •nd lftelnteln • ••fir aerwlce to the Orent• Cownt~ eo. ....... ..., .... . , ......... , ............ •"le•• Of flteae th LIOAL: ..,,AATmNT ld-021, lat. Ill fer lftOfO ..... ,. .............. DICT ~~F~Q TlleWa1cll1tlnTlleW00<11(~Q) ET THEEXTRA· • •• n:RRESTRIAL CID! "'~MdW!.1''01 * OrW.lne Qpen 1:45 WMknitltlta / 8:30 Weellendt * Children U.der12 f rtt Unless Nete4 IT'S A BRAND NEW BALL GAME AT THE SALVATION ARMY Visit us! Find out about our exciting church & MINISTRY OPEii HOUSE -VISITORS DIY wow. SERVICE 11:00 A.M. ·. SUNDAY, JAN. 16, 1983 '*Mal ,, .. Stf¥ic• 4:00 P.M. · Featuring QIOFF ZAHN, wtnnlngllt Cillfomla Angel Pitcher and winner of the Dann7 Thompeon AwarCI for exemplary ~hrl1tlan aplrtt In " ... ball. s Tho rett of tho awarda will be pcwented 1n pretelecut cieremonJet at tho Shrine Auditorium ln l..ol An1eles. NOW SHOWING * •ARQAIN MATIN••I * Monday thrv l1turday All Perlorm•ncH beton 1:00 PM l~l .... E1t .......... IM"*'Yll HUIT PRllNDI" ..-i ----- "llfl VIRDIC'r' 1111 ----- "INIGMA"------- LAKEWOOD C ENTER WAI I( IN "TOOTlll"------· lAIClWOOO C lNUR SOUTH .,.,. '" "llX WllKI" .,., ----- .. , •.. "' ANAHEIM DRIVE IN ._ .... '-.. l,._.llO 1. "CflDPIHOW" 1111 L ..,,. TUAI CMANISAW llANACM"1111 a. "G"• _,._ .. ' .... "". BUE NA PARK OlllVI IN LIMfirl ___ C_ 12M070 t. ,J,A .,a.,, LINCOLN OlllV( IN \_ ....... -..... "O .. 121-4070 ' .......... FOUNTAIN VALLEY DRIVE IN -Oleee....., .. .....,,_.I .. I ff2•1411 "THI TOYtt------· "41 H•I." • ------- ,oc1111y ot C:ol\Cll .. OOCI 211/IJ1•91IO ""''" .. OC>OOeY'I" .. ----- ... ""'·"""' -"SHAAKIY'I MAC ..... • ... NIQMA ..... -"TM 90l.DtEt" ... _ .. _ -........... J ...... .._.._ lt1·J'9J ..... T,.,.,I" --"NtOHTltw'T" ... Cllll • " '°""' ' . ' ~ . IA. HAR~A "W'•' •N --·---·--lft.lNI ------· "LT~TMl~TlllAL" "'llUO ... DCIWf ..... PU.ID" Cllll ,....., '"THI TOY"" -"9UITW LOOM" t11t -"-""~" ....... °" ...... ORANGf (llJIVI , .. __ ,..., ••-c..._ •••1 J. ll . ~hl.'t'-Hi.' • .1 , .. nominee9 are vot9d on by natJonal comm!ttftt of experta ln the cralc. Winnen all ant det.ennirwd by vottna of academy memben. ln both th~ nomlnatlna and flnal balloUJla, all mnnben vow ln ~ four catqoriea of album. and aona of the ynr and t>e.t new artlal. { -. ! • • I I i I I ltUl!!!lill! ... .__i!!l!!!i'!I!~ _,,_ , •• .. .. -r ---------_______ ._._., ....... _______ ..., __ ........... ._ .. .. Orange COllt DAIL y PILOT /Wednetday. JtnUllY 12, 1111 ___...__,_..:...-=~Invasion of PFivacy' • 1 --• -...c_ __ rz.=~'L NSW YOU -TM 1ubJio' '' rape, but "An lna:1on ot PrivlOY," toft1Cht Oft , ll a eurlou1ly a11urtn1 ftlm -a r-ult of 1tyle perhape u much u ttory. lb.nrpia}I .. ,_. ~-Ka~•.J..Wfer to bed and ii Bronxt whO hll ~ on the 1urprl11d, and 1111ulled. by ltlana beoauH htr hu1b1nd, WUbUr PWdy, 1 looa1 hand)'m&ft Marve)', a denu.t 11.Ma lt t.hwe. Slater hu dllcrtb9cl aa 1111.ranp 11The nl1ht11fe won't exactly bu\ ... harml•." wear you out, I can t•ll you Kai. Npor\I th• att.ld& to the that," D.eM tella her new friend. chltf, ana Purdy t1 arrt1ted. Th•r• 11 nothln1 frantic, nothJna 1en1atJon.al, In d1reC'tor Mel Datntki'• treatment of \he 10uchy 1ubject, and the playen -eepedally Valerie Harper and Carol Kane -embody their chancten wtth Renuine pusion. Thtfl Kate meete Carl Slater, Slater tell1 th• victim that the local poUc. chief. Sh9 and proeecuttna Purdy ln the •mall Slater enjoy a toddy or two, t.Mn town wUf be a problem, and dinner, and end up at Kate'• tor btrfort lon1. the a11allant - one wt drink. They apend the ll1olona retfdent, married, with n•nht tnnether. child -la out on bill railed by .. -• local merchanll. Slater, played by Cliff Ilene L1 1upportlve, but her DeYoun1, wanll to Ht Kate hUlblnd, prot«tlna hll bulfnet1, .,.in \he next eventnc, but the COUNell Kate epinlt taklna the hesita\el, not tu.re the want. to c11e any further. "You'rt up pt lnvolved with another man to qalnlt a whole power 1tructure toon after her d.lvoree. ne.ldea, h,ere," he 1ay1. Kate brl1tle1 ehe aayt, aleeplnl with a maruhe when Hal'v•y auack1 her barely knoWI ii not her cuatom. "liberated woman'• routJne," and Harper 11 Kate Bianchi, an upirlna art.lit from Manhatian, recently d!~, who ~nta • cottap on an ii.land oft the cout of Maine to tint-th 1ome WuatratJona for a textbook. She •nd her youna dauahter, Jennifer, encounter little more than icy New Enaland re.erve in lhelr relationa wfth townapeorle -until Jennifer complaina o a tonth~he. The Immediate problem la 110rm1 out of \he Cohen houle. solved when the Cohena, who Dtne defies her husband and have a daughter of their: own, attends the trial on the mainland. invite Kate and Jennher to "Kate can juat plck up end 10 1:00 ID. HIWI CHAIWrl AHOILS An ex-convlCt 001 for r.-..nge ~8dowa 809- ~·1 budding rom~. D EOHT 1$ INOUOH Susen retuma home 111., 1 tplt with .... le 11\d Nlcholu goee on etrtke ror I highe< aflowll!Ce. fD THAf.1!'8 COMP~ The roommalM throw a lavish P&r1Y to help Fvr1ey 11\We a beef.j lllul blonde • HAWAII l'IV!.4 Wo Fit rnurf1ce1 In Htw!IM In putlUI\ of a vt.it. Ing lo<e!Qn rnlnllt., undet l=M-0'1 ptOtec1Jon • OVl .. fMY Gueet1: Eva Marie Saint and hef hulbend. dlfec1or .>eltrey Hll)'den. (R) 0 G NILATINIGHf Host: Dennie Wholey ([) C88HEWS 0 UCNEW8Q i!.CNEM !) ::::..~ OllOUP * * Yt "The Turning Paint'' ( 11177) Anne Bencrolt, Shirley Meclaln• T.-o frtencl• from bellet training ldlool, MIO clloM di""· n rCMICll "*11 ~ ..,. lief, ,_, llQaln Wld ere loreed to dMI With the COtlMQUenCell 'PG' ..l)MOYIE * * "The ~Mt Trllin Rob- '*Y" ( 11179) 8-1 Con- nery, Donald ~. T-expen t~·ti. c.nturt con llrtlSt• 1tternpt 10 pull Ott the _.,.lgly lmpoNlble rob'*Y of 1 locked NII •00..-d • 1 .. t. 9:30 I~ IOcotnotlYe 'PO' Dea<CAWTT QINIWI l ~Mfu.EA WON..O~~ MOYlE * * "My Pelikwl" Telly S1"11 ... Mich ... Conl1en- llne. A -f\11 bull- .....man r.rutns to 1111 G...-homeland, where he finds t)lmeelf Mtf81\09d from the elnlPM Rte of hie lamlly. e:ae (?) CHAAL.Ea CHAMPUN T Al.Q WITH _ "Cl<!t E.eetwood" 1:00 I cea NIWI N9CNIWI HAl't'V MYa AGAIN Fonzie le told !hit he c:.ln· not •ttend the gt80uellon c.-ernony end ... ,....,.. ,,.. dipoml Ill the mllll (Pwt21 ·~NlWIQ eti.ter coni-hill Infi- delity: Caorol end Jodie continue their cuetody bet·· lie: M81V trlee 10 tel Burt abOu1 ,_ beby i :.. 00/WAH'( Jeclc tweell• • dete wttll ~ to coec:tl Larry In I.he en ol romenttc con...,_ ·'°"· 11 JOKllfl WILD ....... ""'°"" ([) , .... MAGA.DNI di ~AINMINT TONIGHT A looet 11 the GOmpelltlon tc>t QUMI• for the net'#Ofk '"'°''*" -9'lowl • OMHCll COUNTY Too.\Y ~=.M<aOX •••"The~ Of Wlr" (UNO) Ctw1Mopew Wall!· M, Tom 9erwlgef. An• ~ tortured end deport- ed br .,, Afflcen dictator, I "*°"*>' r•ume to ~ I rewvlutlOn.. 'R' (%)~ ...... ...,... .. (1t41) ~ OIMer, JMfl ....,_., ,_. on "* ........ Z-' •• dinner. on with ~r life," Harvey argues. Back home after mldnlsht, "Purdy can't do ll." In the! \"'' ... , , Roy Rogers stars in tonight's episode of "The Fall Guy," entitled uHappy Trails" at 9:00 on KABC (7). pley by Wilham 8'111<• 1pear1 II young Oenllll Pfln<:e wrnti.. wlth hll COOKoenol when he II confronted with QUMtlon1 of lfHChety end mednnt 7:30 9 2 ON THE TOWN Featured e IOOk 11 rwo IOCll AM redio statlO(le, a ~ of ..,_10t·tnlat P'flllliCI 0atner·1 INll1 tMz. IMecrMUOnL I (8 'AMILY l'lllD LA~ & IHIN.EY &C/OtM'NtY The 9lfl1 re1urn ro Mtlw.,.... lor their "6gtl ICflool feunlor\ • ervtOHLA. FMturec:t 1 I<><* et CN-. toPhe< Ree... tn hi• ,_ ltlm. • profile of redlo per. IOt\elil-Ken Ind Bob, a report on the world of lwln•-~ =8 Pl.ACE MIU1'9AA.l. 0.PllUI VI Loyote fD W.O. IN CUCIHNATI Mr C«19on COtnM up ""lh 1 Thenklglvlng promotlon- 11 gimmldl 1het 1nvoi...e. 1 hellcopt9' Ind llve turt.ey1 CIJ ([) TIC TAC DOUGH • MACNC!IL I LEH..U. NJl'Olll'T G NATIOMAl GEOOAAll'HIC ~L "Rlln For .. t" An exp!Of1- tton of the rich v.nety of C>llnt 11\d enl'"lll ~f• ., the ra1n lor•u of Co.ti Rice ii-led YOU A8f(B) POR IT C<>u.mE IA8KETM.L.L MICtllQlll WOIYw\nee ..._ Mlrrnuot1 Golden Goptwm ®MOVll * * * "The Competition" I 1'801 Rlct\erd Oreytvu. Arny lrvtng T-p<entst1 tt • s.,, Frencleco mullc competition flncl thel thelf io... ror MCh othef oon-- flkt• wtth "* profeealon. el ernbltl<>ns 'PG· 1:00 8 ([) HV!H M10U POR llVl!N MO'rHIN D QI MAL NOl'\.I FMtlKW I convwillon of college cll1erle1dere, Amertc:e'1 Women'I A!plne Ski T-; 1 oentertold phOtogtlfjfly .-lion for Pllyt)oet mlQazlne, I pro- f lie of e 111rc;otJcs egent 8 MOVll '* -~ "Olfk P1111ge" (11M1) Humoflr~ 9ogert, Leuren 811e1ll A mtn ~ from Siii Ouentln to p.ove hlmMH tnnoc.m 01 mutClerlng 1111 wh. • 8111 TM.II CW THI OOl.D~ • fT.JUOl'I CMH...OMN'I HOemAi. TIUTHON Mlchlel LMOon lflCI Diana Clnov• llolll .,. benefit frOf 81 Jude'I ONldrWt'I ~ln~Ttn ,...._, wltl't .... tlcl c .... f. '* Fttt~. Tony Ort1ndo Heten Reel· Cly, Wllllem Sh1tn1r, 0.nnts W111t1r end Denny Thoma• m THILR& AOVIHTUMa °' NICHOlAI NICKl.OY Roger R"9 Ind OevlCI Threlfell 111r u Nlekle.b)' end his Cl~ friend SnWie In tlll llloyll s11111 .. .,,..,. ~· teviln .,,.,.ion Dicl\ene· no1t11 1bout • young rnen wtio trlel to NVe Na llmlly from en 91111 uncle (Plrl 31 -~ * * y, "The Eegle HH Ltnded" (1977) Mlctolltl C11ne. Oon1ld Suthefllnd A ltlghly tr lined N&ll com- mendo unit 1n1Mtr•I• Eno· lend during WOfld W9' II In order lo kldf\11> Prime Mln- ISter Wln•tOtl ChurchlU SI NA'TlOHAl. OEOGAA.ll'HIC 8PECW. Rein For .. t" An IJlplor .. tiOn of the rich ,..,lety of plent Ind 1nlmal Ille In the rain lo<Mll of Coe11 RICI llPf~led (CJMOVIE • * • "Bl.. Tiie Bulle!" ( 11175) Gene H1ckm1n, Candice Bergen A lronllef n...,.p1per aoon10rt • r-eoe1ns1 ume 1eroe1 the Weatern bldland• 'PG' l)llZAAM JOhn 8yrlef ShOWI you lhingl llrenger thin truth. lerget lhen Ille. IN! l.lnll< rhan enythlng you've --0MOVll • • ·~ Cerny" (19101 Jodie Fotl9', G1ty 6\INY An edventuroue youno women Join• e carnlvll rroupe Ind 1Mrn1 lbout Ille llldOen emotion• Ind ' lr11ttr1t1on1 behlnCI the wrt1ee h1pph~11 of the ~'°'"*" 'R' l:IO Ii> Hm.lllt'I NtGHT °" THE HUMMtHO 91..0 8" Hugh ~. fonner Dlrec1or Oenerll of the BSC, I,_ 1119 evenll t"ll led 10 Ille blrttl of Hit· ler · 1 tenor 1111e thrOUOfl ~ tocountl from tul"llYorl CIJHUOHNI JllO!'I Aof>ltdl Ind Jldl Oodton ttar In Eugene o· .. e111·1 on•·•ct Play •bout two men from oppo. Ille worldl Wl\O llllfe the 1one11n .. 1 ol tlle big city. 9!00. Cl) MOv. "An llwlllion Of Pttv8')"' (Pfemiete) Vllletle Herper, Clltt 0.Y OUf10 A d!'IOrCM flgflll I Ion.I)' blt1lt to bring tM men who raped her to GCM't, dele>lt• the llUPPOf1 hi en~ tram • ~he41o commu!'fty. U QI THI 'AO'TI Of' UM 11111r 1r1ee to oe ~"'no '* ,... ~ ""' .. 111ttoi..c e d THI 'AU.QUY 01r11 In ICtlool " ... MlllOry to gee c;loM to Ajex CJ) OOU.lGI ~ Mlchlgen w Mlnnffotl ID THATOIUOATI IAl.ANCI "Crlmlnel Juatlce" Chlt1ff R ~. lllOCl1te dMn or H11V1td Lew School, preaen11 I crlrnlnel caM 1tudy probing tuell l11u11 H the rl9h1t of 1lle IOCUMd 11\d I/le tlfnt, l.nd medl1 aco1e1 to Inform•· tlon uncoveted by ~ 1nv•llg1Uon1 !=IHAMOW ***~ "SUl)e(m"1 II" (19801 Ctw111optier ~. M1rgo1 Kklder, While 11v- 1ng Piiia lrom 1 nucteer e xploalon. Sup1rm1n llflW'ltllngly Ir-the trio OI ~UI vtllllnl who -· orlglnelt)' ltnprlloned by hi• ~tonl1n 11111er. 'PO' 10:00 0 Qt QUINCY Quincy I006&1 Into 1111 own chief Ii<• ln-tlgetor a 3(). y11r record when rt 1ppeera 11111 he bungled iil: S1mmy Jo re1urn1 10 Den· ver. end Merk Jenning• llkH adv1n11g1 ot Alex11'1 heartbroken •Ille over Steven Q SI THAT OEJCATt IALAHC& "Cr1mln1t Julllce" Cherlee R Nnaon, •laoc:le•• deen ol HltV8rd l-School pt._,11 I Crimin.. UM lludy l)fObing IUCh llteuM 11 the rlglltl of the 1c:euMd end vtc:tlm1, end medle ICOellil 10 lnfOfme· tlon _., by PollOe kwllllgallonl 61) TI.e VIMINIAN (hJ MAKINO LOVE IETTa Sell tll«eplsll. Mtn·ll\· tne-atr .. t lntlWVtetn Ind 1ntert1lnlng enlmatlOn ere pteHnted to comp1re QU .. llonl Ind llll-1 lbol.tl human Mllu.illy ' 0 MOVIE * • •;, "Vice Squed" ( 111121 Seuon Hubley, Gery Sw911son A police ClellC· OW lllld I 1treetw1l~9' 11am up to !rep • pimp rnpc>nSible for murdering one or hi• women. 'R' S'lMOVla • * Secrel Fantaay· (No 01t1) Laure Antonelli Liii· do 8uu1eo A men 1 belultlul wile eor-to IC1 out Illa moat per~f len· 1111a 'R' 9MOVIE • * ·~ "Over The Edge" ( 1979) MlcllHI Kremer, Pemel1 Ludwig S.Verel ,_.... retldentl of an 1lldulllle ce1110"1te com· muntty emblttt on 1 r1t11-pege ol h.,_, Ind dntrucllon WNt\ 111ey,1111 to get their perent1' 111en- lklf> 11 '-'PO' 10:18 ClCIHIMAX ICM!NINQ llOOM 10:80. INOUINOINT NETWON< NtW8 I ft ON LOCA llOH "Tiie Seventh Annuel Young Comedlenl Show HOit. Alln IClno. ~·· Sctlmoclt Ind Vellel'y, Ml ... MecOonalcl, St..,,. Wrlgllt, Litty AmorOI end J J Well tt:i00 8D8())98 HIWI 8 tATUN>AV NIQHT HOit Buel\ Hetlfy GUMtt· The GratefUI Deed • ,.... ... !MOHi Oeorge 91\llgOllfelN 1111 flnlnclll ltandlng to gtlln "*"'*lhlp In Ill ••clu-llYI bu"'-"'1t1'1 Club I HAMY...O fllMLATIHIOHT Hott Oenrrlt Wl'I04e}'. (CJ MOYll • • ''The Oemned'' ( 1111111 l)jrk 9o0trde, Ingrid Thu· Un A WMllll)' lndua1rle.I 111'1'111}' II torn •pert by the dlCldence and 1oc111 upheevll Of Htly Niii Get· 11:*> e HA"1' TO HA"1' " bHUllful glrl •Ith dellgna 011 Jon1tnan 6ecldee 10 get JWtntter ovt of UMt Ny .,., kl*ig her. 1"1 D8TOHIOHT Mott. Jol\1111~ C11•on. OuHtl ••tt• Oevl•. n~ .... ......,.,... CHANNR llmNGS f. l>Ot'8 m• up Ot Roy ,.OOlcl, JMIH Drury, OOuo ~. llltl """ lllm Ind Jacll Kelty ... (I) INDINNOlftT Nl'TWOMHIM • M0\119 •••1-t "A Hlfll Wind In Jmm*9'' UNSI Mt~ Quinn, L.. l<edro¥I ,1~ cnilclr.n ere lfltrOCIU* io I 11,_.. 1¥0tl4 .,._ '11f ... ...-W loOt IM• 4'9> kl'JOC (!rid I (ll1 CM TV (l, Z·TV 00 HI() IC out to !ftq\19 CQll wflell he la llktn ptleonlr ~ I fMO OfOllrt~. tft. HmMI HIOHT CW HIMl••llN> llr Muofl Grflfle, • for""' Dlftctor a.n.rel OI IN MC, tr!ICet IN ~ 11\tt ltd IO ttif birth Of Ifft• •.• ~°' ..... ~ ~ lllOOUflfl "°"' -viVOff <DJ..W~YIN ... t:1t• 8flMAY Tm °"'-°' the "'"' poplllef ·1=-:.~ MOLUI WCMI ···~ . "-"-''°"' Ht .. 9fl" (IH 1) lttft M1111n.llrfllOIMfttilM "' ............... . Dlptw11111n ..... ""* ...._.,, ... tO)'t .... uur1ro2tn~ Pur~·· lawyu :-... ~='.ii~=-~ ...... ~ 1uaok1 Kati'• repu\1'1on, H llaler and tht. other.1 nad ~heWO\&Jd. Kai. la 1ollnf the cue until her own auorney. th• looal proMOUtor, 1up11te ah• waive her rftht to prlVIC)' and ctt.ibt tor the jury htr 1exual hlltory, lncludin~ her relaUonahlp wltn Slater. It 1 the only way, he•>"· to demonatrate her true character to the Jury. Humanity prevall1, thou•h there can be no happy •ndina to a 1t.ory Uke thil ono. Herper 11 1uperb u the vulnerable outlider, and Kane ii no ln1 oulltandlna u Dene, who la hidilli a devutatJna teeret of her own. The top-fli&hl caat lnclud" Tammy Grlme1 •• Kate'• publiaher friend Paula, Richard Ma1ur 11 Harvey Cohen, and . Broadway 1tar Jerry Orbach u Kate'• ex~hUlband, Sam. Valerie Harper (left) and Tammy Grimes star in tonight's CBS movie, "An ln"asion or Pri"acy," at 9:00 on KNXT (2). . . TUBE TOPPERS KNBC (4) 8 :00 -"Real People.'' Featured will be a convention of college cheerleaders; America's Women's Alpine Ski Team; a centerfold photography session for Playboy magazine; a profile of a narcotics agent. KOCE (M) 8:30 -"Hitler's Night of the Humming Bird." Sir Hugh Greene; former director ~eneral of the BBC, traces the events that led to the birth of Hitler's terror state through eyewltnea accounts from survivors. KABC (7) 10:00 -"Dynasty." Sammy Jo returns to Denver, and Mark Jennings takes advantage of Alexis' heartbroken state over Steven. Hvee ol thOM eround him bec:aulle of hi• unbrldled """"'-end hie belief lhlt 1111 ~ be 11 It la In aong1 and movie mutlc;ll production numberl. 'R' t 1:~ 1.%) CHARLU CHAM~ T MJ i =AMERICAN ITYLI I.OWi And TllOM Poor Ctvuder1 Wlvee" Whlle ••ttlnQ tor their hOney· moon Mill•. Sieve 1n<1 AptU 111111 an antique 911oc> Love And The Pllonlee" 8oyCI and Oephne rMurn lrom 1 format perty <KlMOVll • • "The Elltermln1tor" ( 11110) Cllrl11opll1r George. S1mantlla Eogair Atl9' 1111 wer budoY II left perelY2*(1 by e New York youth gene. e Vletn1m vet deCld•• to t1k1 hi• reven11• by murdering 11r .. t cnmtnlla lhrOUOfl 11rue1om1, tott11ou1 ~a.·R' COJMOYll *'" "G-Women Pley· ( 19101 LHlll• Bovee S1m1nt111 Fox Five fb'1· Ion modelt UM Mlnh11tlll H their M•uel pleyground QMOVll * * * "'Tiie 8oyl In Com-peny c ·· <1911> Andr- s1 ... en1. Sten Shew. A group of young Arnenc.n IOldierl ~ IOOWf· -the terTOft of I.he Vletnern W• In tl*f own, &lightly ottl>MI m1nnw 'R' tl.)MOVll * • '" "Ufgfll A Mut!G Wer" (UNI 11 DocumentMy Conc«1 1001111* tllmeCI In London, IMw YOt'k, c:.ii- fornl1 end Frenoe tpOt· light• the perlor-of 34 New Wive O'OllPS. Including The POiice, Devo, JOln Jett end The Go-Goe 'R' 12-M 0 8 LAT'I NtQHT WTTH DAVJO LITTIJWAH • (!) TOM COTT\JE: UfJ CL081! • LOVI. AMINCAH 11\U working 11 1 111~ rnetro- polllln llotpltel S:OO (!) llA HUNT s:ta e MOV11 • • "8endll Oueen · ( 11151) 81rblr1 Brillon Wlllerd P1rtter A Spin/sh girl g1thet1 wpporl to pr .. vent Clllltornlen outlewa lrom gelnlng conttOI of Sp11n'1 t9'rltorlM 3:20 (SJ MOVIE **'"'"The Border" (11181) JICk Nlcllolton, V9*1e Perrine. A TexH l>Ofd9' guerd'• vii.,.. come In confllc:t lllltll thoM of hi• corrupt CO-WC>fken end hi• m1t9'llli1tle Wiii 'R' 3:*>~=20 •*'A "Vice Squid (11182) Seuon Mub11y, G1ry Sw•n'°" A Police detec- tive 11\d 1 1tr•twllk., lllm up to lrep 1 pimp respoollble lor murd9'1ng one of hie women 'R' S:SS (tt) MOVll • •'i'I ··vice Squid" ( 19121 Seuon Hubley, Gery SwenlOt\ A Pollce CletlC· tt¥e Ind 1 ltr•1wllker 1e1m up to lrep • pimp rffC)Ot'lllble tor murdering oneofhll-'R' 3:50 (CJ MOVla ••'A "'The TurnlnQ Poinr" (1977) Anne B1ncroll, Shlri.y MecLelne. h10 fnendl from ballet trelnlng act1oo1. wh<> cnoee dlfl.,. .,,, rOld1 meny,...,. Mr· lier, meet eg11n Ind ire lorced to Cleal with lhe ~PG' 4:00 (!) TQt 0' THl MOW OMOYIE • • * ~ "Pennlee From HHven" (1911) Steve Merlin, Bemedeltt Pet9'1 In the MlelwMt d\Klng 1M ~Miion •• llllM4 INlltlc 11le1rn1n de1troy1 the ll~M of lhoM •round him *-of 1111 unbrl<lled ......,_ 9nd NI bellef lhll Ille c:.n be 11 11 I• In 10ng1 and movie rnulicel Pf'Odue11on number• 'R' 4:30 • I UY <£~WN end vlo4enoe Tllundo11'• I a.,,,,.~ ... o.,•r• 1:00 t<:) * * '4 "Love For Rehl" I 1979) Liu Ellbecher Annelle O'Toole Two amd-town glrll who 1nOYe to tlh 1Ctv111t1ge of the glemorou1 Ille of the big city find lhemMI-forced by ,_..iiy Into ~ I~~_,. Ol .... "On The Aigtlt Trectt" (1911) Gery Cole· man. Mlctleel Lembec*I. A tOClal WOftl.er ,,.... lo'flnd • normal llOme for I trlln ltlllon ~boy with • lllenl for picking the ponlel.'PG' 9 ***"Edge Of Doom ' ( 11150) 01n1 Andr ..... flt'ley Grenger A Younfl min ltrugglee lglln1I IOClely, Ille cflun::h end hltt own lnn9' conflk:t1 e:ao CH • * .,., . Dot And The Kengeroo" ( 19711 Anlmet· ed Dlfec:ted bv Yorem Gro11. A young "'Cl beoOtnee loeC In Ille ~ trlllll'I butll tl'ld 11 ~!did 'Y I klngl(OO whO..-nw111f'tlflh1 ~· (IJ • • ~ "Toety ~ KOiie IMr" (ttl1) "«* He"11 Live ectto. Md 4W11" metton com~ to ,.., itte Ille Of. Yo'IOO boVWNI pet"• In~·· ~·-~ CIJ••··~· ( 1Mf) l.M'Moe OINW. JMn~llMdOtl Ille PltY ~W-. ~ .. .,_,. A ~ o.nth ,,,--.,.... _, NI ----...,.. he It contrOft-..S MUI ~ Oftr~and,....... 'I• Cl) • * "tflt4 T~ Ollf\ ...., .. llrt Ncfwlldf. A ,,..,."*•" ~ *'IW beino fUlded by I l1dy pr110111r enq "°" ...... pelt ~ c:1w iilisi uon1 i>ubllcly. 1:00 (CJ * * * "The GfMt CllUIO" ( 19501 Merlo Lan- ze, Ann 81ytll Enrico C•U• IO rl-lrorn oblalilty .. , c111 enterlelner to become • leed tenot 11 the Melropolllen Opet1 (HJ * • * "Tll9)' A• IAughed" (19111 lwdr~ Hepburn, Ben GIUMI. Thr .. N.w York detec:tlYel become Involved In numet• ou1 romentlc ~ wtllle trecklng their cllent1' err111t wt,... 'PG' CIJ ....... "Second Hind H11rt1" ( 19101 Rol>eft ~ke. Betberl H1rrltl. A TexN car-waafl •tlendant wlllM uo one motnlng to !Ind tllel he 11 m9'rled to I nightclub w11treea with lhr .. kldt 'PO' ..., ... * ''Nlellolaa Nlc- kleby" ( 11147) Oerell Bolld, C.clr1c: Hlrdwl!*I 8lled on the CllNIC br Cher1et Olcttena A youn9 lld e11empt1 to p.otect Ille llmlly lrorn en unc:te · 1 wteked Influence. t:00 6D • * "The Battle Of Nere1v1" (t97t) Yul Brynner, H11dy Kruger YUQotleviM• '1ruggle for lrffCIOm •g•lnlt IOCll Ctlelnlka 11 well 11 Ii.Hin ltlCI G.m111 troop• ' CD) * • "Kiii And Kiit Again" I 111111 J.,._ Rywi • Annellne KNel A '""1t11 lr1 I expert blttlee Ille mlnlone Of I ~-mid aclentllt Intent on enell,,. Ing mankind with I MW mind-control drug 'PG' (]) * • • Smull Pela:e" (1H11 Bnino lAwt._, Anni Jernlaon A New ZM· lend funlcyatd own«'• ruined meni ... tell• e dr1m111c turl'I towerd ~tlarlend~ tO:OO ~ • * "Cannonbllt Run" (19111 Burt Reyrlofd•. Dom OeL.ulM Vlf1i>ut oddbl" Chlrec:tlfl compec1 In • C<>eal·ICH:oelt IUtO r-. 'PO f&; e * "King Of The MountlWI" (1Dl11 Her,.,, Hllnltn . .JoMph Bottomt Thr91 young L A beche-- lor• devote thett -glet to the l()ort of dreo reang. "PO' rJ) • * '"' "The Utlltnown Man" ( 19511 Welter Pid- geon, AM Here1tn9 A lew· Y« la upMt to INrn that • Miil he defended, Ind whO ... lleq\lllle<I ICtulll)' comMltlecl the crime lie Wll friecl for 0 ***'~"Monty Python And Tiie Holy Grell" ( 19741 GrellllTI Ch~ John O- King Artllw end 1119 i.1C1 of knight• encounter g1erit1, rlddleft end • fero- ck>us rll>C>lt In their ~ ror the legendery cup. 'PG' t t:OO (%) * • "Fiii Co " ( 197'91 John Seaon. Wlfll•n\ Smith A ,_ car drtv9' P4M• on getting beclc Into an lmport1nt fumy Cir reoe aller Ill• eponeor r9'>1-him wttll 1119 big· Q!.11 rfVll. 'R' 11:30 OD**•~ "Acro11 The GrMt Divide" (19711 Rob- ltl Logen, Heelher Rat· tray T-orphened Cflfl.. dren eet out elone eeroee the Aoclty Mountllns If\ ord9' to CleilrTI 1 term In e>egon wNGtl they Inherit· ed cm••• .. sw .. 119n1 Klil1 lllulllll, 8telon .... fM.~ ... llO"*tY _, olllOwlty ICll .... '""' ..-... ~,.,~ fonntr. ())••·· ''-"118 N'-'aNle~ ~ Tiie .... poor lngllttt far ~the ...... tllltlll)"• ..... fwo.1~.'N' ···~"'"-'M" 11111) LIUf'elfl ltC --°"'*• ~ Jim ttlt It *""'..., ~ ldmlrw. '!'' 1l!OO ..... "tontt °'The o..wt" (19134) lt111 rel, OilYet H.,d)'. Tiit ooiJ.o. IC petr ... off Oft --~ Ml'IY ~lll't ..,,.,, ... ~ .. ....... 10 ... ~ ..... ,..~ Don't ery•· f1tlell'!Jill Cl'~d.O...~ ww....-. .....,. _,.-:t·~...__ SUM GOUBME.I _ HOME NEWS & VIEWS SUPERMARKET SHOPPER C4 C6 C10 Bilce-ack a baclc~a_clc . fOFeneri ••. -CS ~~~~~~-A:=.=::::,;;;;;;;..,,,..._.=..t.-...U-......... ~~-----..r--1 Why not make a date with good nutrition? One of the best ways to a healthier, happier family Is to make everyday dishes prettier and tastier by adding Ingredients that make them more nutritious. Fresh dates are an exciting way to accomplish 1ust that. Of all fresh fruits they are the highest in potassium. iron and niacin. 1' ey also contain protein, ca um, phosphorus. ine. nboflavin and ntlal trace minerals. They ery low In sodium and wo items of concern to people on special diets. they are high in natural rs for quick energy. ntrary to popular belief. ·dat s are fresh fruit -not drte . They are picked fresh •fr.on) the stately date palms. ; st$b. graded and packaged and held in refrigerated ,storage. T e date 1s a very stable frul and may be stored for y months without losing its ealth of food value. tritionally speaking, we • mu t have foods from all the basic four groups every day ' -meats. milk and dairy · products, bre~d and grains. and fruits and vegetables. They' re all represented in this collection of recipes and fre dates add an extra t. hen you are yearning for ick pick-up in the ning or during a busy d try the Quick Energy Pickup instead of the coffee . and roll routine. It'll help your figure and give you a lot more stamina. Pork roast can be ordinary. but when you take the few extra minutes to make i d~te-currant glaze, everyone will be back for seconds. Pork provides . body-building protein. iron and the 8 vitamins in . abundance -thiamine . • riboflavin. niacin, 86 and 812. ~t1sfy that urge for delicious hot breads and add super-nutrition, too. Orange · juic~, orange peel and dates • make muffins a treat to be remembered. California compote 1s an "anytime" sort of dish. It's wonderful served at any meal and a perfect way to · showcase fresh fruits in season. To satisfy that sweet-tooth. Date Lime Chiffon Pin is a smooth frothy dessert that ·you'll want to repeat · frequentJy. The addition of ~creme de menthe gives an · elusive and exquisite flavor When you're planning your Dates not only dress up everyday dishes, they also add flavor and nutrition. meals around the basic four, just remember that it's somewhat like planning a wardrobe. You have to have the basics. but it's the accessories that make 1t interesting. Date Lime Chiffon Pie 1 p11ekag• lime ge18tln 2 t•••poona creme de menthe 1 cup whipping creMn 1 cup freah d•tH, finely chopped S.ked putry •hell Prepare gelatin according to directions. Chill until almost set. Stir tn creme de menthe. Beat with electric mixer until gelatin will stand In soft peaks. Whip cream and fold into gelatin mixture. Fold in dates. Refrigerate until mixture will mound on a spoon. Spoon into baked pie shell and return to refrigerator for several hours or until firm. Garnish with date halves and a sprig of mint. Pork Loin Roast with Date Glaze 1 boned end rolled pork loln 1 I-ounce J•r red curr•nt Jelly - 1 cup chopped d•tH 2 t•bleapoona wine Ylneg•r 1 teeepoon prep•r•d mu•t•rd 1/1 teupoon Nit Place pork loin In shallow r oasting pan. Insert meat thermometer In center. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and roast In 325-<1egree oven uncovered tor 1 Yz hours. Prepare date-currant glaze. Remove meat from oven end baste generously with glaze. Return to the oven and continue roasting for 30 minutes. or untll thermometer reaches 180 degrees. Baste occasionally with additional glaze. Date currant glaze Heat currant jelly over low flame until It liquefies. Add remaining ingredients end cook 3 to 4 minutes, stirring constantly. Use as glaze for pork roast. California Date Orange Muffins 2 cupa atfted ell purpoM flour s •••poon• double ecttno beklng powder ( ... D••P8geC2) !High-fiber foods: Bran cereals add tasty ! ~J • texture twist I • Adding more fiber to your diet can be slmple and tasty. Breads, main and side dishes. desserts and nutritious snacks can all play a pert In providing dietary fiber. Not all foods have fiber -only food from plant sources have It. There Is no dietary fiber In meat, fish. poultry, eggs or milk. However, there Is fiber In a wide range of foods. Including fruits, vegetables, cereals, nuts. seeds and legumes. Like a supporting cat, vegetables. salads and other aide dishes serve to complement the leading element or main dish In a menu. • Stuffed Eggplant Italiano Is a delicious way to • Introduce the vegetable to those who are unaccustomed to Its versatility. ·Stuffed Eggplant Italiano degrees F for 15 minutes. Remove from oven. Cool slightly. Scoop out pulp, leaving ~-Inch shell. Place shells. cut side up, In baking pan. Coarsely chop pulp. Combine with remaining Ingredients except Mozzarella cheese. Fiii eggplant shells. pressing firmly. Cover w1th foll. Pierce foll In several places to silo"( steam to escape. Bal<e at 350 degrees F about 40 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Remove foll and sprinkle w1th Mozzarella cheese. Bake, uncovered, about 2 minutes longer or until cheese melts. Cut each half Into 2 pieces to serve. Yield: 4 servings. Per serving: 150 calories, 5.6 grams dietary fiber. While flavor and variety are often primary concerns when chooeing the menu's main dish, It Is just aa Important to conskter its nutrient, calprie end dietary fiber content. A successful new main dlSh that'• attractive. nU1rltlout. and euy and quick to prepare Is Cheele-and-Meat Balla w1th Savory Onion sauce. Cheese, Meat Balls- Cl Orange Ooatt DAIL y PILOT /Wedneedly, January 11, 1983 • • • High-fiber == Cl'rem _~Y.tt'~~-- -un\ll mhrtu • =}xJtls ai<a combined. Shep• lnto thlrken1 , 1tlrrln1 1-lnch meatba ---r-:1n~1 n1 • layer In .....-,d, ahaUow bak1n1 pen. Bek• " •oo deare-r about 10 mlnuta or unlll browned. Remow from oven end Immediately looeen meatb11l1 from pan. Serve with Savory Onion Sauce over noodles, if desired. Yield: about 2'A dozen meatballa, 6 aervlnp. Per aervlng (without Savory Onion Sau~ or noodles): 160 caloriea, 2.3 grams dietary fiber. SAVORY ONION SAUCE W cup chopped onion ~ cup margarine or butter ~ cup all-purpose flour Dash pepper 1 can (10 'It ounces) condensed beef broth soup 1 rup water 2 tablespoons sherry In medium -s ize frypan, cook onion in margarine over low heat until tender. Stir in flour and pepper. Cook until ·bubbly and lightl y browned, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Stir 1n condensed soup and water. lncrease heat to medium and cook aherry . s~rve over Cheote•ancJ Mt•at Balla Yield. About 2 cupa Per 1erv1na. ''11 cup· 100 calorie-a, 0 2 granu dietary fiber Perhap• their almpllclty la the reaaon warm and flavorful quick breads are easy lO Include In nutritious menus. Even the buslest famlly can enjoy warm- f rom-the-oven bread throughout the day. Bran adds a char- acteristic flavor and texture appeal to quick- to-fix loavea auch aa Peanut Butter Bread. PEANUT BUTrER BREAD l 'A cups all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon baking powder 1"1 teaspoon salt ~cup sugar 2 cups bran flakes l 'A cups mllk 11J cup peanut butter 1 egg Measure bran flakes and milk into large mixing bowl. Let stand about 2 minutes or until cereal is softened. Add peanut butter and egg. Beat well. Stir In flour mixture. Spread batter evenly In greased 9x5x3-inch loaf pan, Bake at 350 de~ F about 1 hour or until IAYI ON IMPlllAI:. ANY WAY YOU IPllAD w.· _..,,,_ ~- Mrt. Butterworth's-fJ so thick and rich. people t 1reedy. They 5m0ther their pa'ncakel with It. vorlna each mouthful llke It was their last. Who c.an blame them. . .. . .. But don't worry There's pjenty to ao around. And here'& 2CX off your next bottle lust to make sure ... Dates done. Cool 10 minutes ~--------------------------1 A ho~ey ~fa savings. (From cover page) 'A teasp00n salt ~ cup granulated sugar 1 egg ~cup milk 1A cup orange jwce 1A cup grated orange peel 1A cup melted shortenlng 1 cup chopped dates Preheat oven lo 425 degrees. Grease twelve 2 ~-i nch muffin cups. Sift dry Ingredients. Beat egg until frothy and add remaining ingredients. Make a well in flour mixture and add egg mixture all at once. Stir quickly -don't beat - until barely mixed. Fill muffin cups ~ full. Bake ~minutes or until cake tester or toothpick comet out clean when inserted in center. QUICK ENERGY PICK UP 1 egg 6 fresh dates. halved 1 cup orange ju.I~ Put egg and dates in blender and process until almost smooth. Add orange ju.ice and process until slightly frothy. Pour Into glass and garnish with a strip of orange peel. CALIFORNIA COMPOTE Fresh dates Orange sections Grapefruit sections Strawberries or raspberries in season Arrange frui ta in individual glasses or ln a large compote. It is not only a beautiful desaert but can also be 1erved as an appetizer A sprinkling of kir.ch or curacao adds elegance. Hidden nutrients You would never think to look for biotin, niacinamide and. ~ara aminobenzoic a~on grocery store ahelveJ, but they're there and they're vital to good health. These vitamin-like aubiltancea and others, naturally found 1n many food staples, are emential' for healthy nervet and akin and for proper growth. Dietary deficiency in biotin may caUM akin diteale, anemia, n.alllea and mu.de pA1na whlle a detidency ln nladnmnJde can lead to headaches, in1omla and men\al ~'h:'°t"h re• mo It common natural food aouroe1 of theee nutrlenta ire e11•, liver and breWen yeMt. but they are aho fdund tn vep&ableer whole era.in ~anabean&. 'the •••ieet way 'o emure you pt U*9 .and om.-_,tial elemenll le to eat a variety of foodl ha \he tour food aroupe -mtlk, mea'- veaetabUtt and f run.a, andbnedlarid~. I before removing from pan Cool completely before slicing. 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For an extra aplcy aeaaoned •oma•-pumpkin pie 1plce) W cup peanut oil POLYNESIAN OptJonal: 1u1ar rnenu, conalder the '" CU*> coar1el' lhortcut veraton, almp~y • "" DREUINO IU ............ _ to ...... ho.....A a1 t juloe Combine ln1redlenu u.w"'-• --ai.cta aerved ln Japaneee c .,.,.... •• naer roo 1hake tome toy aeuce, d f 1 S 1 c 10 v, m 11 h, d 4 t1blt1poon.1 low-•i.ak houMI. 1 cl o v • m aa h • d around m~llc \I\ cup talad oil an re r '9rate. hake .... Uc calom mar.onna.i.. Fork· b 1 t n d l n • Th • Uc d lo well ~fore uainsc Makel ....-d l b •Y re definitely aar pow r to w~ \I\ <.'Up d der vtn.gar ap~roxlmltely l \I\ cupa, or,uonal.· 1 ounce 4 tab •poona plaJn 8r• enu •moot • Wfftem-atyle, but the Combine lnaredienta calorie Frftnch ~. 3 1 1 lowfat YOIW't Retrtaerate until MrVtna d r • 11 l n I ha 1 that ln a covered jlr and •tore Here are more alTm 2 tabJHpoon1 toy c a 0 r e t P e r pi.ce reth lfnaer root ~ t 1 b J e 1 p 00 n 1 u.m.. Good on tndt ..i.d; unmluakabJe Far ln the refrlaerator. ldeuforaddlnaOrlental N~ ~bleePC>On. Combine lnaindlenta pineapple Jui ce, ooldchJckenorlhtllfiah. E .. tern flavor due to Maket approximately 1 flavor to Americ an optlonMl: l clove SHERRY SOY Jn a covered jar and unaweetened Makea approximately l ~and aoy aauce. cup, about 3~ calories per aalada: muhed garlic DRESSING retrlaerate. Shake up 3 table1poon1 toy cup, under 20 calorfH -Here'• how you can tablespoon, depending on FIVE-SPICE l tcaapoon flve-1plce 'A cup aherry wine before u1in1. Make1 aauce per &ablnpoon., duplicate that flavor. JAPANESE STEAUOUSE SALAD DRESSING 1 bottle (8 ou.ncea) Food fads can be dangerous A leading nutritionist says millions of Americana are vtctimlzed by food faddiam. Dr. Victor Herbert, of the Bronx Veteran• Adminiatratlon Hospital in New York, says many wei ght-conscious conaumers are . endangering thelr health by following fad diets based on unsound dietary claims. Dr . Herbert i s a profeaor of medicine at the State University of New York Downstate Medical Center and director of the Hematology and Nutrition Laboratory at , the Bronx Veterans Administration Medical Center. CURRENT FADS "As a physician, I couldn't be happier that people are paying more attention to their health. But I am concerned about unwarranted food avoidance resulting from fad diets and 'health' foods," Dr. Herbert says. "Fad diets usually exaggerate one facet of nutrition at the expense of another. They are often gimmic ky , unscientific and potentially dangerous," he saya. According to Herbert, many so-called "heal th" foods are no more healthful than oroinary grocerlea, and are far more 008tly. "The fundamentals of good nutrition are simpJe," Dr. Herbert adds. "You need to eat moderate amounta of a wide variety of food from each of the basic food g:rou P'· .. He urges people to avoid trendy diets, at least without checking with their doctor, and to cut back on calories ot\ly within a healthful diet based on balance, variety and moderation. DIET NEEDS ''Many people today aeem to be tripping over each other to avoid such thinga as sugar, salt and other additives. The fact is, 1uch avoidance is usually unfounded, for each has a place in a healthful diet," Dr. ·Herbert aaya. "Addltlvea protect food . They make it pouible to proceu and distribute o ur food supply to all AmerlcaN. aafely. They provide nutrienta, tMte and color. And the uae of additives ia carefully controlled under federal law to ensure their aafety," he aaya. He points out that salt (todlum chloride) and augar, which constitute the bulk of additives uaed, are Jmportant nutrienta. Sodium helP' maintain the body'• fluid level, and 1ugar, as a carbohydrate, provtdes ener1y . Neither subfilnee la harmful to the aw....,e penon. Dr. Herbert U)'Si but he does advhe moderate ·~ J'or thote prone to h~n. however, .Jowem:..~um 1D1ake rnay hefp pnwnt it. and may a.lei ln ndudnc h.lah blood preaaure, he omervw. Adml~ M&pr can be '-t.ontrlbutor to cavlUt•. :be 1ay1 -=.-:M-8~ tDACU IM llmUed. How.-., Dr. Herbert reatuu popoular ......... t.., .. hlahly fatttnTn1. ==-out Chai It ti no ~'LD CUOiW than . ...,,_ L . .. . .. .. . .. . ...... • .. • . • .. • . • " • I t ,., • I •• ' •:,•~ ' • ' •• '' ,' .·,, • .-,-~ t ,• ',! .~, ,/ \J·1f1 ',f ,1, 1 t :. i 11 ' •.·,•~ ,11,, I,. -·tr 11• · . f • .·~ Ai ax 39c Cleanser ~ ~ FRYING CHICKENS La. .... 43• ,,.,.t•.29 .. ........ Chuck Boast l __ I Oii ... Hiiis Ins. Clffll _, £.. LARGE FANCY . AVOCAl>Os I .... Clorox \ ~, 95c Bleach · Jiffy 8 c Popcorn I CAMPS(l.L"I PorkUBeans CH.I Salad Oil. ......... .. I .. 1&-0Z 39e 2•oz 93e WITH l'AIAIC SOFTtNEA 6 Fab Deteqent ......... 49-0Z •I.7 .... ,.3U-OZ •3.04 CONCENTRATED ~UNDRY DETERGENT Fresh Start ..... . NA.ISCO SANDWlct-4 Oreo Cookl'es... .... . 1M)Z •I. 79 FAITOS UOHT • Corn Chi ........................ 12~ I.49 INSTANT CRYSTAL.I ~ • Fol1en Collee .... . ... ~.~ 3.39 IN OIL OR WATER ! l8. ... 29• ~29· ...39• ...39• ... 29• .. Ora"°' ~t OAtLY PILOT/Wtdnnctay, Januaty 12, 1813 Cl an annual t_radition for dieters · ~'-------~--==---=-- water aialanc. than to 1pontw1 cake with lay n1 ~DM....,. ... _.,-.-...iiMi-.:==--~ &w ot lea 'tlwue of •c• crHm Could...L So wa1Ch the wwkly and oml\ the 1u1ar tn th• monthly \rend lnll\led -1pont1• eek• end uee l\ lbouJd be down. erttflclal 1weet•ner n ry lnl"fdJent In like Ice e ... am, and formlna the suture of • JM!C2ndlY becaUIO lcr milk th cake; In eddltJon, thct i. lower In ca10ile11 inO artlflclal 1w .. tener hlaher In nutrleni. than becomt'I bl t ter w h~n aherbet. A cup of lhc:rbtc heated, and • c1ke made hu about 270 utorl - with It will hav~ a very the ume u a cup of Ice poor flavor. er am. A cup of Ice mfik .....-.. A. Y-. you.c:a4 use 1'1n~ n ln place o sour cream ;tM~ M-YW edd U. powde,.d J>«Un (&be •·· • lttnd uua-T j1ll-Y--- la maktna a New y..,.., ....,iutron to be welaht one of your annl.&al \rac:Utlona1 If 10, then you probably a.re not~ of the few who hu been •ucceaful ln atickJna to that reaolutton and actUally la.i.na wel&ht. or ln keeping the welaht off If you -did la.e It. Thl1 year could be different. Thia yeM )'OU could lose the welaht you want to loae and keep it off. U . . . •YOU are firm in yoUr resolve and not juat thinking wishfully - and don't give up too soon. •You set reali1tlc weight loa goala. A goal of losing 5 to 10 pounds a week ia not realistic -or healthful. A goal of losing l to 2 poundl a week (the lower amount for worn.en, the hisher amount for men) ls reasonable from a health standpoi nt and achievable. •You work at J.oaing a little weight every day. A day of ~e eating can set you a whole week so try not t-0 let that happen. . •You follow a diet plan that includes a wide variety of foods from all the food groups but has nunima1 amounts of the high fat. high sugar, high caloric extras - butter, margarine, sour cream, salad dressiflis, sweets, pastries and doughnuts, desserts, and alcoholic beverages. •You eat balanced meals throughout the day rather than sk.ipplng meals like breakfast or lunch and then satisfying your inevitable hunger with high caloric snacks (like nuts or potato or com chips). •You choose snack foods that are relatively low in calories and help you meet your day's nutrient needs -for examp l e, fresh vegetables and Crults, vegetabJe jt{lces such as tomato, whole grain or enriched cereals with little or no added sugar or fat such as unsugared puffed wheat, z.ero-fat crackers. •You control the amount as well as the kind of food you eat. Eating half or three- fourths as much of each food as you usually eat will save you many calories. Eventually your body will become accustomed to the smaller portions and you will be able to maintain your weight loss easily. •You add some form of daily exercise to your lifestyle. This could be a 15-30 minute brisk walk. aerobic dancing or exercises, swimming, jumping rope, or even stair clunbmg. •You stay away from diet pills (their effectiveness is minimal; their hazards are great) and fasting or fad diets that do not provide the foods and nutrients you need for good health. Don't be suckered In by the misleading promotional claims of fast, easy, no-diet weight loss. •You don 't get discouraged when you don't shed pounds as quJckly and u resutarty as you would like. Remember, It took a long time to add all those pounds and it will take a lofl8 time to loee them. Hang In there! · Weight .. not lost in regular, even st.e.-. You will reach piateaus, you will go up sometimes when you expect to go down, then there may be a sudden drop In weight. Daily weight changee are more 11.kef y to be due to change. In your body'• Old favorite remembered . . Don't forget that old favorite the next lime you're looklna for a light &nd euy lunch. Drained canned cl~ng peach tialves, 110Khed ln juice. an perf«t· with cottap cheete GD. crtlp lettuce JMves. Saw the ,JWce for other ulff. Drlule the -.1#1 wtth your favorite d...ma; WI\ tttV• w1th crl•p crackera. h'• an ener1Y packed favorite that ttl11 tal'8ll ar-c.J R•m•mber, lo1lna lnateadT Would 1herbet wetaht la a do-lt·)'OW'MU be a beuer cho1C9 than job. And wh•n you've Ice cnam for the fllllnsT idUeved your pl, you . . . A. Spol\p cake 11 can be real~)' _proud of/ a 1ood cholce for a your eccarnpllahment. lower.--"1Atlt ~eHtrt • • • becaUle liCIOean't coni.tn QUESTIONS WE ARE ASUD: ... Q . 1 went to make a Jow-calorle lee creem- cake deaaerl that uses fat However, you wUl not have an accepltble product If you omit •uaar and aubrdtute arUflclal sweetener ln the cake. . The 1u1ar 11 a You mt1ht aavo 10mo ha.I about 183 calorln. calorlea by u11n1 le11 • • • aucar -reduce the amount called for In the recipe by one founh to one third. A. for the fUlln1. Ice milk would be a better cholc. than lherbet, flnt becaUM lt will tute more . Q , I'm maki"I a creamed 1plnach dl1h chat cal.11 tor 10ur crenm. Could 1 1ubttltut.e plain yogurt for the sour cream In prder to save calones? rcctpoa and uve m.any c•loriet. A ctip of eour cream hat 49~ calories; a cup of plain YOIW'\ hat 140-146 calorlel. Yoaurt tends to be a bit more runny ~n IOW' cream and somewhat more llOW' t.attina. So you may want to make ¥OUr 1ub1tltullon carefully, adding yogun gradually, rather than subttltµtlna It cup for cup, ena • ~ ..... Q_ I'm on • diet makln ). 3 tablHpoon.t' and em oatTha Touar-lemon u ce orvfneaar - ulMia. l don't like them and ~ cup water. with the "wed1• of P'or Fr nch dr-tn1. lemon" that's on my dJet you can UM • cup of plan In place ot ulad tomato )Uk'e ln/lllCt of dretainf and l don't like the vlneaar an wet.er. any o bottled low-For a 1weot ·aour calorie dreHln11. Any dreHlna. mix vlne11r •uaetttona? and we~. add arUfJdal ... A. Si.rt with a 1weetener, 1alt and peckaae of your favorite pepper to t.ute, and your dry aalad dressing mix f a v or I t e herb 1 or (the kind where you .euonJnp IUCh • fresh uaually add oil). 1nst.ead or dehydrated on.Jon or of oil, add 2 tablespoon1 arllc, dill, etc. wi c ave with Ral hs Low Prices! ff ?fi/i:li' Double Coupon Present this cou;.ion .llong with any one Manufac· turers Cl'nts otf l'l'uVC'll and get double the sav· ings whl'n Yl)U purchcise the item Not to inc lude ·retailer lrc>e or grocery purchase · coupons or e1'Cl'l'l1 th(' valuo of the ite m Excludes llquor, tobacco ahd l1airy products Limit One Item per Manufacturers' Coupon and limit 3 Double Coupons per Customer Coupon effective Jan. 13 thru Jan. 19, 1983 Present this coupon along with any one Manulac· turers' "cents off" coupon and get double the sav- ings when you purchase the item Not to include "retailer", "free" or "grocery purchase" coupons or exceed thtt value of the item Ext ludes liquor. tobacco lnd dairy products. · Limit One lt6m per Manufacturers' Coupon and Limit 3 Double Coupons per Customer Coupon effective Jan. 13 thru Jan. 19, 1983 OSDA !Np.Golden Plemlum ton.1-... l lloWld 1.99 Tu1.S•-.cbW9Cl-OratlQ9 Jwce oc .... 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I CHOCOLATE DECADENCE .16 equarea (l ounce eac h) 1em1 -sw ee t chocolate ~ c up butte r o r maraarlne ~ cup confectioners sugar 1 tablespoon all- purpoee flour 4 eggs, separated Copycat cookies By CECILY BROWNSTONE •-c'lted "'-~ lcltof DEAR CECILY: I've been buying Hazelnut C o oki e s at t h e aupermarke t i n a n 8-ounce bag. He re's one ot the bags with aome of the cookies. I think you'll agree with me that they art: worth copycatting. If so, please give m e th e (.'ed~. Then sometimes l'll buy them. someumes l 'll mak e the m - YOUR SIST E R PHYLLIS. DEAR PHYLL: T he Hazelnut Cook ies a re 1beolutely delicious and I 'v e had t h em copycatt~d . guided by the ingredients listed on the bag. I think you'll approve the homemade version -C.B. HAZELNUT COOKIES (Copycat Version) 1 cup all-purpose flour • ~ cup cornstarch Y. cup nonfat dry milk powder Y. ieaspoon baking soda V. teaspoon cream of tartar V. teaspoon salt 1 c u p (4 ~ to 5 ounces) whole shelled haz.elnuta finely chopped (about 1 114 cups), see Note 'IA -p o und s ti c k but te r , at r oo m temperature or cut Into 8 pa ta ~cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla · 1 large egg On wax paper or in a med i um bo w l, thoroughly stir together flour, cornstarch , milk p owde r, baking soda, cream of tartar and salt. Stir in huelnuta. In the large bowl of an electric m ixer , at medium s peed, cream butter, sugar and vanilla; add egg and beat un til blended. At lo w s p eed aradually beat in flour mixture until blended. Sha~ dough into a ball. Cover; refrigerate uptil firm enough to roll - uaually 2 hours. l &Hepoon vanlU• u traet ~ plnt (8 ouncn) IOW' cream Preheat oven to 375 dear-. In medium uucepan, mell c hocolate and butter. Gradually blend In 1u1ar and flour. 1tlrrtn1 con s tantly; remove from heat. With w lre whip o r r o tary beate r , blend In e gg yolk•. one at a Ume, beattnc well afi.r .. ch addJt.ion. 8t.1r In vanilla. ln IMClium bowt. twat •If· whit•• until aUff. fo d Into chocolate mixture. Remove 1 cup mixture: blend with mur cream. Pour remaJnina mixture lnto U1htSy greHed 8·lncb .baklnt pan; top with eour cream m i xture. Bake 2 ~ minutes (center will not BONDED MEATS FRY INC CHICKEN W1IOle llodv SOutnem CllOt A LARCE END RIB ROAST IOnOIO lftf ROUND STEAK -.!1111.UCV'-- CROSS RIB ROAST ..... "--°"'°' WHOlE BEEF BRISKET -..11,.,_. __ FRESH GROUND BEEF ...... _ OOI' "°' I 1(lfO '°' u.' TURKEY HAM SIRLOIN TIP STEAK -..u __ _ .. 1.87 .. 1 .97 .. 1.39 !,!,~CHUCK ROAST .• 1.09 LEC·O·LAMB UtOA OCX1 ~ .... ooui •• .. 1.98 FRESH FISH ITEMS DOVER SOLE RUET ... ,.. BUTTERFISH FILLET .. ,.. RAINBOW TROUT ...... ...... .. 2.78 •• 1 .68 ..1.87 £f!ERRYSTONE CLAMS .. 1.29 appear u:d . 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Pllce about 1 inch apart on un1reaaed cookie aheeta . Bak e I n a preheated 400-degree oven until bottoma ar e pWen brown -5 to 7 mlnutea. •JOH•WI 2. 99 !TYROUA WINE '"""' 1.99 r J2!.1ATO PASTE l !_~TO SAUCE P'HUNT'S TOMATOES '-""("-· ,.,,, ... 83 r JOHNSTON'S 39 YOCURT !~ ... BATHROOM TIS~~! ... 99 With a wide metal ..,.tu1a remove to wire nicu. Cool completely. Store tn a ttah U y· ~container. Makel 6 to 6 dozen. Note: The nute .hould be chopped ., that acme of them are very fine and .ome the lire of r1c:e 1ralft•· You can uae a hand-o.,-rated rotary .,. .. th.It does not srate vntforroly, • food • ~;Hor or a 1h•rp U any ot the ~are 1araer than rice (J'•ina, chop thin> by hand with a eharp knlfe IO they ant thatlbt. . .. 984 shoppers put us to the test In '821 979 shOppers proved ' LuCky lower1 tr'F!ut Lucky to the test. 1 Your llet Make out your norm11 Wffk't tl'I09e>lne> tlat I nd llrlng II 10 LIHlllV 2 Your com~rtlon: "'°' fOf '"''" llM!t ~lltft. ,.~. '"'-.. ,,.. 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DELICAl ESSEN ITEMS P' MONTEREY JAOC139 cL ~~!~E , oz "e> !!?_~.~ED MEAT~°'"".59 l~~~ .. oioc 2.59 r~~~~AUSA~>oiowc 1.69 ~NE~IC B~OCNA ''°'"" 1 .45 I~~~'!,!~UIT~ r.111 CM .23 r~ CHEESE .OI ~ 1.69 !~!.~SHAM '''™'9.99 r ~~~IMP COCl<T AIL , 01 ~. 7 5 ~DY LEE COOKED H~~ 1.09 GENERIC ITEMS WHITE 39 BREAD 160z lOM • PANCAKE MIX aw•c~n• GENERIC SYRUP PEANUT BUTTER • ~.., .• 75 UO(l•• 1 .25 «01 ... 2.79 ~~~IC PRESERVE;"' ... 1.34 ICE CREAM _ _..""" ....... --'C.-.. _ 1.29 FROZEN WAFFLES •10l0¢•69 ClllHtr ~~~ED FISHSTIS~SIO• 2 .15 ~~;!IC DETERCENJ01 eo.1.53 PAPER TOWELS "9~.57 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Ir!~!.~~!!~ r~~ ORGANICS EDGE SHA VE GEL •101 .99 t\Ol •99 "°' .99 '°' 1.79 ~ .._ C»llfCU.# !~S!l.~!o<?J~ .. 01 2.29 !~!'!~AMPOO IQI 1.89 £~~:CONDITION~~ 1.89 I~~~~ & JOHNSON .. 2. 29 I!.~.FRESH ROlAIDS ClAIROXIDE 20 t•OI 1 .47 . .~.3.29 IAtw.89 ~~,!~ULTRA B~UE ... 2.67 QUALITY PROOUCE OOLDEN BANANAS ll!Ot.~ I.ARC! TOMATOES hOllll!lt htttlO ~-23 D'ANJOU PIARS us•1~ . ~.39 MINNEOLA TANCILOS AlmOQ,lill*llt I I J'roper storage tips _______ ' lt ean ea\&le bttail to CBREALI -Theri a mold. rob nutrttlou1 .~olUutorlna l'l'lin --.ppi.-ot"'OalJr~ produc1.1. They rematn : turn• mtppy hud ot fre1h 1onaer at warm nuce Into a ball ot ump• ratu ru. but 4~ ~· become moldy quickly poor l&orap, µtlleta prepand with a a practlce that can preaerva\lve . Re · prematurely •P food of frlaeratlon 1low1 mold l\Utrienl.I and llCC.91erate 1rowth, but hutena ~. •tall.na. Here are •toraae Upa P'reez1na the producu forbr.daandoereallu 11 yet another we 11 a 1 fr u I t 1 a n d alternative. Bcead should ve1etablea, two of the be uted within five to tour bulc food 1roupa seven daya or within .-hkh alao Include the three months if frozen. milk and meat IJ"OUpa. Cerea1a ahould be atored BREA~ S AN D at room temperature u,htl c1 ~ heat, -rnwm...-. Of9-fl room temperatur. tintil ripe. After rtpent.nc ... , Immediately or refrtprat.e. -Berrlee ahould be kept covered to pnwent mollture loa end uHd within ttu. ~YI· Wuh jWlt befon •tln&· -'Cifrua !Nita ahou.ld be 1tored at cool room temperaturee or In the refrtprator . -Dried fNita ahould be kept In tJchtly cla.d (See P~OPER, Cl) Latest Scoop Week After Week ~MERICA'S We Make Each Day A Treatl FRESHEST ICE CREAM 'J/ BUY 1, GET 1 FREE mlYIMllY- Tlll'I Start your w.eek with~ Toni's • ,. (Spn·n•IH coconut · · -.-~\ ' \\ . or crunch) llJ 1, let 1 FIEE MIT TIEllAY-- 111 llUll .... ,.. 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"Jt.'0111r11 A rr k'lrrd And Me11 Are f!!.f Stran~r" (A uJho,, rommunfroror and lertul"t'r, Tim Tlmmon1 slip! you thr raw '"''h 11bou1 younrlf .. 1111d you rnd up loving It J For Mort Information. Call 1)7].)901, E:ct. I <12 FOR TICKETS. FILL OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON BEFORE JA NUA RY 14. 1083 ,----------------------------------------- A Better Me In '83 REGISTRAT10N FORM: ~ lnclMM S/0.00 for 111ch ,.urratfun alont ''"'"" ~lf«ldNJ11td, 1t•m1Wd """"'°IW· Ftt fflc/11dt'I lunch. llt1r11t11" 11nd wmlnor martrlal. Noww---------------- A ddHu _. _______________ ~ C«Y----------~Z~----- ""°""----------- MAIL TO. <'flmp('M'f Uf1Stylt Ctnttr 2101 £. "'" Strttt •l8J Stint• AN, C.11/oml. 9110.f Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Wedrt96d~. Januery 12. 1813 ave ¢ on fresh, hot Pillsbury Biscuits. • •I Ortnge Cout DAILY PILOT/Wednllday, JlnUAIY 12, 1113 Drive Thru Service available Our famous Fish (,More' hos two crispy f1&h fillets, fresh coleslaw, golden fryes, and two crunchy hushpupples. Who could osk for more? 3095 Harbor Blvd. In Costa Mesa '"'" \ou<h ol 'l.n Do.to lwr _.,_ "°"' ltd<o 14715 Jeffrey Rd •' W•ln11t UU\t oll ~ .. u Ano l•yl Irvine Pair of portable meals make great traveling companions. · Energy meals for outdoors Brisk days spent exploring the great outdoors call for a touch of creativity ln preparing delicious, energizing meals that are easily tucked into bike pack, day pac k or picnic basket. Two' portable meals for thennos or canteen, Popeye Punch and Spicy Fruited Nog , are adaptable, nourishing traveling companions, as easy to enjoy along the trail as indoors at the fireside . Both keep calories down with the protein-rich goodness of milk and are delicious cold or piping hot. Popeye Punch adds vitamin-packed chopped fresh spinach to flavorful mushrooms and green o n ions. Sauteed in butter, seasoned with salt, pepper. a hint of garlic and cooked for just minutes, the mixture is processed in the blender with milk until smooth. Steaming or chilled, it's a fast and fortifying snack for those on the go. Spicy Fruited Nog presents an entirely different flavor opportunity created with pumpkin puree. sauteed, peeled, and c hopped apples, cinnamon and cloves. The "nog base" is covered and quickly steamed, then prooewd in the blender with milk, egg and honey -a great c hoice to prepare in moments for a wholesome breakfast. or complemented with fruit and taken along on the day's hike. SPICY FRUITED NOG 2 apples, peeled, chopped l tablespoon butter YJ teaspoon cinnamon V. teaspoon ground cloves 3 tablespoons honey YJ cup pumpkin pulp• 1 egg 3 cups milk Saute apples in butter with spices; cover and steam 3 minutes. Blend with rema i ning ingredients until smooth. Heat.; pour into thermos. Makes 5 cupa. •use canned or fresh pumpkin puree. POPEYE PUNCH 1 cup c hopped mushrooms • YJ cup chopp e d green onions 1 tablespoon butter YJ teaspoon each salt and garlic salt 1A teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons water 3 c ups c hopped fresh spinach 2 YJ cups milk Saute mushrooms and green onions in butter; stir in seasonings. Add water and spinach; cook 3 minutes. Blend with milk until smooth. Heat.; pour into th e rmos. Makes 4 cupa. Proper storage (From pa1e C7) containers and stored in a cool place. VEGETABLES - Most fresh vegetables should be stored unwashed, unpeeled, and wrapped in plasUc bags in the refrigerator. Wash before eati,ng. -Lettuce and salad greens should be rlNed m cold water, drained well and stored in plastic bags in the refrigerator. They should be eaten within a week. -Mature onions can be stored at r oom temperature while green onions should be refrigerated and used within three to five days of purchase. -Potatoes, if stored at room temperature, should be used within a.i week. They will keep for several months i.f placed in a dark, dry and cool place. -Sweet potatoes, hard squashes and eggplants can be stored for several months if kept at coo l room temperatures and for a week at r oo m .t.elnperature. In addition, spices are best stored in airtight containers away from heat and shelled nuts s hould be kept in an airtight container either in the refrigerator or freezer. Do Something a Little Crazr This Week! Go to your safety deposit box. Take out one or two outdated or Inherited jewelry pieces you aren't wearing. Go to "Thi• I• Mary'•" shop and let Mary update, recycle or lovingly redesign them for you. You'll have the virtuous feeling of saving money by glvtng yourself a new piece of Jewelry and you'll look scrumptious at the same timer You deserve ttl 'This is :Marr~ . I !Tw. 9.wJ... .. •1 DCMir Dr., lull• #14 N.8. P.a. 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Item we wil t•Ye yev the dlffot- •.,.. !Melt lot tcnh bd...._. loq.,.., t~• on l• .... .... :•: smtrnoft U!'8" Swett Plcklts ,, .. '1'' . -~v.ea , ....... "' .•] OrMOt OOUt DAILY PILOT/Wtdnetday, Janu11Y 12, 1183 •I To ~. ,_~ ¥ IUI thick &nd emooth. Md ~ cup 1ijpr•-----1Pw-t-ir-hi-&·'Of-m&.u:r-and ""oocae~~--....lllll'lfY JOQ ·~·Cover. Let • ad~t come,..~ la tbe condiment that l \Wpoon vanilla flour, bakln• oowder 2 pecktlM '" OW"'9 aur to1ethtt 1 \4 aup1 to law. r11t 'In ..,,. trw . Pre• ... ., ••kn • aandwlch or 2 eup unaifted Oou.r and dnnamon. BMt at each) active dry yMat OoUt IUpJ' and ytMt. In Add •a, vanJU. arid from drift, unUI doubl«t totethet. Rep.at. Pr-. llladtMtejultriaht.But 1 ~ ua1poon1 lowapeeduntilblended. lcupmllk 1m1h uuc•e•n 1ttr M cup cocoa fftlxtutt; tnbulk. remainlnl 11am1 to IOIM, ~ • bakJna powder Stir In bran tlakea, ~ cup re a I to1ethtt milk , real beat 2 mln&UH. With Pww:h down. Turn out topther. • U.O a Mwicwful bakil'8 K \wpoon l"OU""d nuta and raillnl. DrOP by mayonnalM mayonn&!M and waWJ'. wooden ·~n 1tlr In onto llthOy floured }>Jue on •r•a1td ~t. dnn&mon • level tabl .. p00ntull 2 ~ cup water StJrtln1 occHlonally, remaln1"I cocoa inbnW'e board. Cover: let rest 10 rook.le thMCI 2°~ lnc.hel . Over the yeara the 1 ~ cu,. bran tlakel ~-~~In '1."!!. ~ cup u.naw•tened htat until very warm0 and M much ~ mlnut11. For •H• 91 apart. Btuah with mllk. maker• of Beat J'ooda ~ cup coarHly aJUBJl9•-'--coca. ( 126 d••"" • 18 flour " nec:H1ary to handlln1 dlvldt Into Cov~r U1ht.ly.1At rlae ln real i!';:3onn.alM have chopped nuta d•1ree oven 12 to l' 1 ea de~) over medium· make an -.Uy handi.d thlrdt. ROil t11eh third, a warm place lrH of ditve many ~-~ ~ cup ra1ain1 mJnuc.t or until ed1es 1 teupocm vanilla hi heat. cbch. one at • time, into 8 x drafCI 4~ to &O m.tnutet. w Ith.may 0 n n a I•• ln larce bowl wl\b are browned. SU.. 3 \/'\ 1 peck.la• (8 ouncea) th mix« at medium On floured aurface 12·lnch ~le. Bake In 400 delJ'M oven rectpe1. Many of theM mixer at med.lwn 1peed dozen (2~-inch) cook!es. 1eml1weet chocolate 1peed beat mayonn1l1t knead 8 to 10 mlnu• or Cut lrito 12 (3-lnch) 16 to 20 minutes or untJ.l beaan wllb ld•H or beat 1u1ar, re1l DOUBLE CHOCOLATE piec.w mlxlurt lnto flour unul lmOOth and tlutlc 1quarw.Placltltea1poon rolltoundlhollowwhen · reclp .. iubmltttd by mayonnalae, e11• and SWEET llOU..S ~ cup chopped mlxt\IN; bat 2 minutet. addlr11119W'lf necellU')'. walnuta and 1 t.eupoon bottom 11 tapped. CooJ conawnen. nae compeny vanllla until 1u1ar 11 4 to 4 ~ cup 1 walnute In 1mall bowl Ill r Place In 1reued bowl; cbocola• piecel In cmwr allahtly on wire rack. • haa now dec:tded tt\at ,..d_luo __ lv_ed_a_n_d_ba_t_t_er_l•_Wlll __ f+--flou--r-, d_l_vl_d_ed ____ M_Uk _______ '°_;i;...e_th_e_r_2_'_~_cu__...pe_f_lo_u_r_tum __ d_o_u .... a_:h_av_e_r_10_t_ha_t_o_f_e_ac_h_•..:..qu_1_r_e_. _a_r_ln...:a::..__M_a_k.:....:•.:....:.3_d_ou_n_. __ _ IUl!h cnetivtty lhouJd be rewarded. So they•re holdlna a contnt -a $100,000 BUin8 <:onteat. A If and prfze of an all-new electric kitchen plu1 I 10,000 will be awarded for the very best, moet creative and orlainal recipe aubmltted. The winnin8 recipe must al10 have vtaual appeal, aood taste, eHy rreparatlon and read ly available fnlredlenta. Other prizel include 16 oven/range/microwave cooklna centers, 60 microwave oven1, 100 food proceaora, and ~ mixers -a grand total of 666 prila. To enter, print or type an original recipe plus your name, address and zip code on a plain piece of paper, no larger than 8 \/'\ inches by 11 inches. You may submit more than one entry, but each must be different and IUbmi tted separately. All recipes must contain at leut ~ cup Beat Foods real mayonnaise and each entry must have one proof-of-purchaae from a 32-ounce jar of Beat Fooda real mayonnaiae. To help in developing new recipe entries, Best Foods home economata offer theae hinte: real mayonnaile can be substituted for the shortening In many recipe• to produce .a moLlt, rich baked food. The number of eggs needed may be reduced, or the eggs can be eliminated altogether. The amount of liquid ~y have to be adjusted, bl.It •t•ndard baking times and temperatures are usually appropriate. The recipes that follow include the required Iii cup mayonnai.ee and are ottered as inspiration foe entertna the contest. To enter send your recipe entry to: 1100,000 Baking Contest, P.O. Box 2835, Weatbury, NY 11591. It muat be received by April 30, 1983. ReclJ>e• wlll be judged by National Judgtna lnatitute, Inc. "nl.e-judges' decimona are ffual: . To receive a Hat of major winnen, aend a •tamped .elf-addressed envelope to Hellman's/Beat Foods Bekes it Better! Winners, P .O . Box 2376 , Westbury, NY 11691. RUSSET POTATOE u.a.M0.1 OR.AH ·~· OUR.BIGGEST EVER ••• HU881EI DIAPERS 1tR~M.DAm1U11 ~ 1L OVSMtOHT 14 • 2;!'~~.!~!l~·-··----.. . . --Mao 1•• 8TIWINQ •llF 111 ~ CUMI .......... •···--········ ................. ~ llRLOIN PORK CHOPI 111 fU----.. ··--··· .. ·· ·-·---·-··-._ .. ~ ~~~.~T l!l~KI _: ___ u.. 311 It.. ' QUARTERED PORK LOIN IUCID PULL OP PLAVOfl FRESH MUSHROOMS DOU I-OZ. lli'K Q. HILLS .BRO COFFEE ALLGNNDI 1·LI• CAN 1'!. 1'' ORAllE JUICE • :11fl..:r-oAIDA • 2 I . • 04 Orqt Co••• OAIL.Y PILOTIWtdnMday, ~11\Ulf'Y 12, 1913 r -~Mark_ new_........, __ 8)'Martta ...... With lh holld~1 Ju!t pa.al, and ano er yNr Of coupon and refund aavln&• behind ua. our thought.I 1houJd tum to •haring with othen 10me of our good fortune In this new year: The next lime you art' standing I n a supermarket checkout line, why not offer the shopper behind you a coupon for one of the items 1n her sh opping cart? After the surprl.Se, you're sure to g et a smile Isn't there someone who has done a money- savtng favor for you in the past year -saved you some labels or found you so me f o rms ? Wouldn't it be nice to send for a r e fund or better yet, a gift offer in that person's name? What would it take to convince your office manager to permit a coupon exchange box m the employee lounge or lunchroom? Probably less than you think. and wouldn't that s pread cheer all throughout the new year? How about inviting a few friends over to your house for a cup of coffee and to trade a few coupons? If you have never tried it, you don't know ail the fun you're missing Have you thought about the good feeling you'd get 1f you dropped some of your unwanted coupons off at a senior c1urens center? Or, how about all those pet food coupons you can't use? Is there an animal shelter near you" It gives us a grea t feelin g of ac - complis hment when our refunding brings us free product coupons in the mail But the feelmg would be even more wonderful 1f you gave some of those cans and packages of food to help those who are less fortunate than yourself. In the terminology of refunding, that would be a very special "double play." Ir you are an "avid" refunder and coupon clipper with a true yearning to spread the cheer tn the new year, then why not offer to speak before a home eco n omics class. a woman's club or a senior ciuzens group? The best speakers are those who talk about a sub,ect they know or enjoy. Wh y not spread the c heer close to home? Have you ever thought of buying an extra palr of scissor s for your spouse? Consider the many tlITles he (or she) has watched in silence as you did all the clipptng Last but n ot least. don't forget th e "mailperson" who has labored during the past year U{lder the weight of count less r e fund envelopes. dutifully delivered to you r mailbox • )...et's keep the fun in refunding. Happy New Year! CLIP 'N' FILE REFUNDS Cleanla1 Products, Soap, Paper Products, Bagi, Wrapa (File No. 10) Clip out this me and keep 1t with similar cash-off coupons Spice in rice adds variety Rice, like many graina, has llUCh a neutral flavor that there are almost unlimited ways of 1plclng it. Splce1 can provide flavor or color or crunch (or all three) depending on your tancy. Here are aome tlpa: * For herbed rice, blend a tea1poon of oreaano, baail, dill or thyme lnto a ~p of raw rice before cooking. * Paprika rice makee a nice plnk preeenta\ion . . . ju1t atart with a ieupoon of paprika to a cup of raw no.. Stlr lt into the water wi\h the rice. (J'or ye1Jow fb UM the aunt amount of turmertic.) * Jlkie-wtt.h-a-crunch ls yours by ~ two tabl11p00n1 of poppy Mid or toe1Ltd MUme 9led into a cup of raw dcilt. ' bewral't' Rfund off•n Wilh YJU'~ COUpGNI, for ••ample. Start coll•ctlnt the nHd•d proofs uf purchue whil looklna for lhe ~ulred Co rma at th• aupermarket, I n n e wapaper a and ma1nlne1. and wh•ll trading with friend• OCfera may not b• available in all areaa o• the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund The following refund offers are worth $20 89 Thta off•r doHn 't CARESS Aerobic• ttquln-. retwunonn: ftnont;-P;&-9o.-&4'1 MURPHY'S OU Soap. Yo\.lna Amerlca. Minn. P .O. Bt,x 4187, Young 6~399. Rect>lve a c.n. America. Minn 66399. Aerobic• RC"Cord Sond Receive a fl or a U three Carua wrappera refund Send th rt• and 26 cen\I po.~ and proofa of pu~huo from handllna. Expires April • 3 2 • o u n c e ah e o f • 30, 1983. Murphy'• OU Soep for a Thete offera require $2 refund, or three retUncttbrms: • proota of purch.ue from a 16-ounce atze for a •t DIXIE S.throom Cup refund. The proof 'of ·•1 Ca1h Refund. Send purchue 11 the net therequlredrefundfocm weight statement Qltl the a n d t h e p r o o f o I label form. Explrel Aprtl purchue aeala from 30. 1983 eight 100-count pack.ages of Otxle S.tlirocm Refill and~vt wrappen from 60-cent coupona for any · required refund form • Cup• 0 uJUD..Jo.ur '1P.-~ of Dove. hpJr Jlelty a.a.. one 6Cklent and two.ucken with lhe 200-counl pack&IH.i'e . 28, 1983. coupon for any Hehy product name from the Explrea Manih 31, 1G83. 0 L 0 RV t l Ca• h Steel-Sak Baa and one front ot two Jer1•n• DIXIE Llvln1ware R•fund . S•nd the 60-c.nt coupon for •llY Lotlon-!!nrtchtd oap :n Save f 1 Receive two required refund form Hefty Odor Guard a.,. bottln. J:xptr" MarCh 6 0 • c: e n t D I x I t 31 . 1983. " i~v~d,~ha:er~~'!li~~d llPlllllllT lllPPll a!:~~LaD ::~ o::r. refund form and four free bar of l\eaular or Dlxl• Uvh\fW.,. proofa and th• r•1t1ter tape Send the nq"lred Bath-tlze Shlelct. Send of purchaae aeal1 from with tho purchue pm refund form and five the NQuJred refund fCfm Dixie LMn1ware cupe, circled, and punch out proota of purchus eealJ and one wraprr trom platet or bowl.I. Explret the dl1e on the cap with trom any Hefty Baa•· Shield (any alJe . Expr.t March 31, 1983. the word "Glory." Explret Feb. 28, 1983. Feb. 28, 1983. DOVE Ca1h •1 Exj>lretA_prU30,l984. JERGENS Lotton-Copyrl1ht 1983, Refund Send the HEFTY •a Coupon Enriched Soap U .20 United Feature, required re fund form Offe r Receive fo ur R e fund . Send the Syndicate.Inc. seafood l ' • no dealer sales • llmlt rights reserved _.;:,......... provisions u.s. 11 premium brown onions .-JI: --- tuattn-coata meaalnewport beach fresh ' louon ~roll great on the grllll 1 ..... ~.19 •. 2.9 ralnlJow trout ,... .. 2.91 I~. roasted & salted roasted · no salt ..... 2.49 •• ttuffe~ 1011 rolled .. monterey & florentlne ,.. .. S.91 M. om 2.69 I .. .S9 ll rex 1011 (sand dabs) yogurt coated .. 1.49 ll 2.69i • I juloe1 homemade Irvine ranch mar'ket ........... - ~ears~o the half shell are ef reshing-wiilter-dessert Tho bunery 1oodncm well u e..Una trwh \/\ c u p p a c k • d Makee Cl MMNP ' of frHh Wfftern Bo1e Freeh W~tem winter brown IN&&r R a I 1 I n V 11 l i n I : PHn '' brou1ht out pears 1houJd a,. kept at 1 tabh.-.poon butt« Combln \4 cup raJ1hu when they're baked In a room tempt-rature until or mar1ann.i a n d 2 u bl e 1poo n1 •picy brown Nl&r uuce they yield to a•ntle "" teupoon around chopped nuta. with a favorite topplng. thumb preuure at the cinnamon • Date J'UUn1: Combine The lon1. tapering, item end. Retri1erate Halve and cot't pean: 'h cup anlpped data, 2 l'UIM!t akinned pean are ripe pear• to prolong flll cent.era wl~ d"1red tableapoon1 chopped halved and cored and the their juicy freshness. r I I l in 1 . Comb In e nut1 and ~ teHpoon centers filled with a BAKED BOSC PEARS remalnln1 lnaredlenu, sratro oranse peel. mJxtu.tt of either raisins, ON THE HALF SHELL brln1 to boll and pour Mincemeat Fllllns: datee or mincemeat. 3 fre sh Western over pean. Bake at 3~ Comb In e \/\ cup Served warm and Bose.-pears degrees F. 4~ minutea or preparod mlncement fr.,rant from the oven, Choice of F\llings u n ti 1 tender: baste with 1 tablespoon rum or Or1nge Colet DAILY PILOT/Wtdneedey, January 12, 1983 DI Boee1, the long laper ng pears tha t bake beautifull y, are aerved "on the ha ll 1hell" with a choice of tasl y fillings. Baked Boacs on the 1/1 cup water frequently with ayrup. brandy. Half Shell make an r-~~---~~~~~~~~--'~~~"---'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---:-::-~~~~~~~~~~--.r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ especially appealing detsert for a cold wlnter day. The Bose variety o f West.em winter pears ls highly regarded for its excellent baking qualities, as well as for eating out of hand. The popular Anjou variety of Western winter pears ts also ideal for baking as 1 Oriental 1 harmony 1 achieved The oriental art of cooking adheres to the phil0&0phyofbalancefor the sake of harmony. Thus sweets ar e contrasted with salts. cris!iness w it h ten erness and blandness with brightness in color. Thia harmonizing of taste, aroma, texture and color ls evident in a stir- fry dish that combines red grapefruit with ham slices and vegetables. Because stir-frying is very rapid, all foods must be prepared before the cooking process begins. Preparing the grapefruit ahead of time can be an easy task when following these sectioning procedures. Using a sharp knife, cut off both ends of the grapefruit, cutting all the way through to the flesh of the fruit. Then with the fruit standing on end, cut the peel away, cutting from the top to the bottom of the fruit in about one inch strips. Be sure to cus deep enough to remove all the white pulp. To release the sections, cut down beside the membrane of each section to the cor e , gently turning the knife sideways aeveral times to looeen the section at the center. Then turn the knife the opposite direction to looeen the sect.ion on the other side and turn out. Other sections are now easily removed in the same manner. HAM-GRAPEFRUIT STIR-FRY 2 red grapefruit 2 cups thinly sliced ham 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 teaspoon vegetable oil IA teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon comatarch V. cup vegetable oil, divided 1 clove garlic , minced 1 green pepper, cut in thin strips 4 green onion s, chopped 1 (6-ounce) package frw.en Chinese pea pods ~cup water 2 tea spoons cornstarch Hot cooked riL'e Peel and section grapefruit owr a bowl, reaerving juice. Set .ections aside to drain. Combine ham, aoy aauc~ 1 teaapoon oil, peppel and 1 tablespoon cornatarch In a 1mall bowl, 1tlrrin1 to coat ham. Let atand about 10 minute. Heat 2 tableepoona oil in wok or larp akillet; add ham mlJ<ture and atlr·fry 2 tnlnutea. Remove and aet aaide. Add 2 tabletp00na oil to wOk and heat. Add ve1etable1 and adr-fry 2 mlnuta. Add ham to wok; c.'OVer and cOak 1 minute. M ea1ure 1rapefrult juice: combrne IA cup Jub and water. Stir In 2 ieaapoon1 c~rn1tarch Add Juice mixtu re to WGk; cook and 1tlr unt.ll t hi c k ened . Add .,..pefrult ..cUona; cover Ind t...t f.hrouah . Serve lmm•dlately over hot CooUd rice. Yield: 3 to 4 ~· LOOKING FOR SAYINGS? We accept coupons from A"9 other aupenncirkets* ITUFFID1 PORK CHOPI FRESH 2 49 PORK LOtN L•. • RAGU .SPAGHETTI IAUCI ii•v-~~~~lf 79 OR REG • FltOZEN·DEfl!OSTfD LARGE RAW ROCKIHRIMP NllTLI QUIK ~!~ 2.59 FRESH Rll 01 LOIN END AYO. 3.4 LBS. 19 L8. LIMIT 2 1-LI. PKG. 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BUSINESS E4 STOCKS E5 DellJ .... ,.......,,..., ........... Costa Mesa's T~m Panel (lower left) and Corona del Mar's Jack Errion (lower right) went through some tense moments Tuesday as CdM's Greg Wynn ( 12) fights for possession, Karl Wolff (center) shoots over Harll Cook ( 54) and Dave Palm blade ( 34) and Ted Stitt go for a rebound. · -··Detl,·~st~ playen Belected --. -----1--1--.i-- in winter draft. E3. Robinson, M arichal hon o red NEW YORK (AP) -ThJrd buenwl Brooka Roblnton and pitcher Juan Marichal were elected to the HaJJ of Fame by the Baaeball Writer• Aaaoclation of .America today. RobiNJOn, one of the patest defensive playen in baseball history during hJa 23 ye.an with the Baltimore Orioles, became only the 14th player elected in hia first year of eligibility. Named on more than 75 percent of the bAllota returned by 10-year members of the BBWAA in itll annual election, Robl.naon and Marichal will be inducted Into the Coopenn.own, N.Y., shrine AUfl. 1. Robinaon holds major league records for third basemen for games played (2,870), putouta (2,697), asaista (6,205), ch.anoes (8,902), double plays (618) and fielding average (.971). He won 16 Gold Gloves and led the league'• third basemen in fielding percentage 11 time9. He was named to 18 All-Star tearm and wu the American League'• Most Valuable Player in 1964. For his career, he batted .267 with 268 home runs, l,357 runa batted in and 2,848 hita. Robinson is only the sixth third baseman elected to the Hall of Fame and only the third selected by the BBWAA. The othen were Eddie Mathews and Pie Traynor. named by the writers, and Frank "Home Run" Baker, Jimmy Collina and Freddie Lindstrom, named by the oldtimera committee. Marichal, a high-kicking right-hander, won 243 games ln 16 sea1<>n•, spending almoet his entire career with the San Franci8co Giants. He had a 2.89 earned run average and wa1 a 20-game winner six times. Marichal twice led the National League in complete game• and twice led in shutouts. He pitched a no-hitter against Houston on June 15, 1963. A year ago, when the writers elected Frank Robinson and Hank Aaron to the Hall of Fame, Marichal fell just .even votes short of the three-· quarters required for election. The election of Robinson and Marichal pushed to 182 membership in the Hall of Fame. Robinaon received 344 votes of the 374 cast, and Marichal received 313. A total of 281 wu required for election Slugger Harmon Killebrew, fifth on the all- tirne home run list with 573 for his career, finished third in the voting with 269 votes -12 short of the required number. Shortstop Uuia Aparicio wu fourth with 252, followed by pit.chen Hoyt Wilhelm with 243 and - Don Drysdale with 242. Gil Hodges. ln his last year on the writers' ballot, finished teVenth with 237. Errion can barely stom ach 64-45 • Will Lake rs caught in a Net CdM coach's nerve-wracking day eased with easy verdict over Mustangs By ROGER CAR~ON Of ttle Deltf Hot lleff Somebody obviously knew that Cor°"1B del Mar High basketball coach Jack Errion had been put through a mental wringer earlier ln the day How else can you explain Corona del Mar's almost effortless and worry-free victory over rival Costa Mesa Tuesday night? The Sea Kings breezed to their thud straight Sea View League triumph without so much aa causing the veteran Errion a single moment of conoem with a 64-45 conquest on the winner's court. At halftime it was 25-10 and Costa Mesa didn't have a player with more than two point• as the Mustangs dropped their third league test. Greg Wynn led all llCOrera with 16 po ip t s . an d t ea m m a t e a D a v e VanSteenhuyae and Tom Vance added 11 apiece, while playmaker Mike Hess contributed eight count.era. It's Hess who put his coach through a case of sweats earlier in the day, when severe mu.cle cramps cauaed him to be taken to Hoag Hoapital'a emergency room for obeervation. "The flrat thing I thought when I heard he waa at Hoag Hospital was "car accident, he's out for the year,' " said Errion. , Errlon found his All-CIF star in the emergency room and eventually got him released, but it wu obviously enough to give F.nion a cue of ulcers. "It ruineci my whole day," continued F.nion. "We're dust if he goes down " But Hess wu ln the starting lineup after apparently suffering no more than a rough stomachache. Costa Mesa went on to cooperate to the tune of 3~for-21 from the field in the first hall and waa down by a 35-15 count midway through the third period. "We just can't hit ... the ball'• not going, It's frustrating," aa..id Costa Mesa I' Coach Tim Panel, whoee team wa1 in early foul trouble and never recovered. At only one juncture did it appear Mesa waa going to make a aarne of it - when Dave Palmblade forced a jump ball, took the tip and turned it lnto an 18-foot bucket to narrow Corona's lead to 8-4 at the outaet of the lf!COnd peri<Xi. But the Sea K.lnp responded with a. 13-2 run, keyed by three free throw• each from Wynn and He11. Ted Stitt wa1 on the bench with three fouls with 5:03 left in the first half, joining Palmblade, who sat down with three penonala with just 1:04 spent in the second quarter. All of Mesa'• upeet plana -a triangle and two defe111e and the inaertlon of Mark Wl.lllamaon to act aa a third guard were f.a1.llng -thanks to an almost nil perfonnance ln ahooting. Mesa wa1 l-for-10 in the fint. quarter, then 2-for-11 before halftime aa the Sea King%I .ealed the verdict. "You can't get down like that aaainst Corona del Mar," admitted Panel "But l was encouraged by our 9eCOod half. U the ball will start dropping, we'll be all right." Corona del Mar wasn't exactly sizzling, either, connecting on 4 of 10 in each of the first two periods, but 9-for-11 at the line in the eecond period helped swell the margin. Wynn matched hi.a aeuon hi&h of 16 points and it WU Vance'• beat ICO~ effort of the seuon. Corona del Mar fi.niahed with 25 of 48 from the field fOI' ~2 percent. Stitt acored 14 points and Palmblade a dozen, but 19 of thoee 26 pointl came in the fourth quarter aftel' QiM had moved lnto a 46-22 lead. Errion just shook his head afterward. UJ\llll.e to explain either team's mediocre performance. "It was just a ga.aaer," added Errion with ion,ue planted firmly an hia cheek. Martin says he's happy with contract Just a bunch of S uper intimid a tors ~ YORK (AP) -Alfred Maauel "Bllly" Martin and Oecrp M . Steinbrenner m, two ot baMball'a moat celebrated an~ta. are friendl -again. AIM:l that can mean only one t.blsW_. Billy Martin la f'lllNier of th!._f'eW York Y ank.eee -apin. Jltimored for month•, the announcement that Martin would~ the YanbM foe a ttilt'4 time came Tueaday at a nntt conference durtna which botl mm promiwl to Jay uide tbet Punch & Jud)' Id. :r"1'he UM of communkaUona la t and 1 really feel lt will be di ferent thl• time ," 8 Mid. 0 ve ~ mad at my mother, bUt l ltil1 Jove her.'' MarUn ltb that, Bulldoa BUly _._. Only the fow1h man to ...... the Mme tnljor ~ t• ,.o,. than twtce and E h8d mede bll lOdl dwCe MD buyt.nc Y1!A1W aao WI month. aa 8telnbrenner'1 ti cbinat of. lMdenhtp in • BOb Lemon atarted th• MARTIN, ~· &I) ' . Sure the Raiders play rough, but their style figures to pay off in the end The Los Angeles Raiders have been depicted u a sleazy collection of Hell's Angela who don't know from the rules of the game and would just u IOOn break the other guy's lea and it is probably an accurate deecrtption. Well, thla la no place for 1i11iet. The National Football Leaaue'a Super Bowl tournament ia a rather demanding plod and the weak and the lame and the halt almply won't make it. The Raiden wear black ahi.rta and black beards and look for all the world like a 11leet pna. Even the owner looka like he aot into the wardrobe trunk from the movie Hell'• Kitchen. , Thia may be intimidation. U It ii, lt aeema to work. But oppoalna teams HY the Raiden do cnoA than threaten, that they carry out their carnap. The Raiden have been accused of stepplna oo ftnaen and fOUlina at ey• anc:l maJdna very U6eral u.e -of the dreaded and htahly m11al head 1Jap. A Cleveland Browm player went 10 far u to clalm he WU blti.n on the Wl· TM offldala are Tn sym1>9thy wtth the opponmta of the Raiden and try to alter the behavior of Loe Anplee by walk1nf off yarduf, The Raiden were ~ 123 yarda ln the San D6etO pme and ~" yard.I ...... Cleveland. S~ly tnou,h, the one penon who doiel not fit the lmafe la the C011Ch, Tom J'lona: '1bla II an W'\MIUmJ.na yoUJ\I man SPORTS CQlUMNIST BUD TUCKER who ii courteoua to thoee wtth whom he comes in contact. He d.reaee CJONetVatively and even shaves. Actually, Flores looks more like a collece coach. He ii the Terry Donahue type. 10 to apnk. S(8nlfb.ntly, nor. feell'hia playen let a bum tap. plU'tkularly from aune otfici&la. "ae.lly.'' Flor. aya. "we -.rl to draw · penaltlea tor the sune thU. the other team• are doln1 conatanil:y. I don't undentand lt. Neither do OW' players.'' As tor hlt J::r•"• Floret ftel1 t he demiptJ.on of • • oroMt Of mua-n Lt a bum rap. '!be Coech d09I not aua-i the Raiden are • ro.t.tr of ballet daDCen but netther doa M ..,_ with the popWat" concept th.at hll oat. .,. of w hOoC:llwn element. uThat'a nonMnte," rtorw •YI· 'l()ur IUYI .,.. no woe. -oc b9tW ~ oc any different than any ottMir"~ -.n. Thia ... rouch pme .ncryuu ·bave to play lt rouah. M for dlny =rt wbO are intentionally dirty, that'• ........ \ Ow'aet of mayhiin llilde, tM ........ art 10methlnc of a different operaUon • I almply from the fact they are in a st.ate of upheaval. They practice in Oakland and play in Lo. Angelee and a home pme at the Colllewn hardly cradles them ln an atmosphere of love aa it doee. uy, ln San Diego ot Dallas or Green Bay. F1oret aarees thla ii not a natural w~y to ao. but aaya lt doesn't aeem to be that big a deal wtth ht.I players. ''If you had a choice of whether to practic:e ~miles away,'' Floret aays, "you wouldn't take it. On the turface. lt aounda cruy. The thing la, thqh, It doeln't .-o to bother our guys all that much. They )a.t IM11l to be convinced thil team It aotna all the way and whatever obltacle comee up wt1l be taken care of and thil ii one of thote obttaclee." The next obltacle II the New York Jetl who have Mnt word ahead that \hey w1ll not be lntl.rnldated. ·'Okay:· 1&11 Tom nor.. What M meerw II. the Jeta mJaht not be intlmldated but tMy rniOC pt beet. Tom J'lort1 It a · nlce youn1 man, u1k\1Jat. and ooiivtndnl and,....,., SUll, lt II &M unClUtWhd YIN fNI> here that the IWdei9 ..... iloftftly J'~ ooUecdioG ot. ru.ttlani whO will linadi ~ down and..., cm the&r'.,..... and ilap tMli' bed aiMl CUT1 on Uk• • collectkln of ~tw ..,..With no~ tw law and Order. Allo, a wry FOci tiii to make It all the way to Super SWiday. • EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J . (AP)-New Jeraey Coach Larry Brown uya Mickey Johnaon wu phenomenal after the veteran forward acored 32 points as the · • Neta extended thelr winning • 1 5treU to 10 games with a 110-98 victory over the defendin1 National Basketball Aaodallon 1?;:C.ion Loa Angeles Laken y night. "But I'm starting to expect that of him," Brown said. Lo. Angeles Laken forward Jamaal Wilkes added: ''We were outhu.ltled from start to finlah. They simply wanted It more than ua. I think Mickey (Johmon) hu really made a big difference with thla team. •• Johnlon, who acored 12 polnm in the third quarter to spark a New Je:raey rally, wu the club'• leadln1 scorer for the fourth straight game and the NBA'• Player of the Week for tbe period ending Sunday. The 80-year-old 6-10 forward jomed the tHm on Nov. 10 in a trade that aent guard Phil Ford to the Milwaukee Bucka. "I didn't think It would 10 thll well." Johmon said. "I came Mf'e apprehensive. I thouaht my career waa aolna in another d.lrection. ' Brown aald Jobnton haa helped guide the team beoau.. be'• ,.given U1 more matUfSty Of\'* the court.'' The coech alao lauded poww forward Buck Willlanw. wbo had 21 polntll and a MMOO•hlah 21 rebounds In the vic:iory. 11Buck WM et al} around ... Brown said. •They all were peel." "rm tak1na my hat olf to N.w Jerwy," Mid Loe ~ c.o.d\ Pat Riley. "Tbty played an ~ble pme. OOW t&M:one llpW't In the alicoad ~j J f9el • we w-. totalb' out-~" Brown Mid 6.ledftl .. l.IMft • "WM alplticant became ,,_..,,. Clven lib• franchlH IO•e Credlll&.Uty With the pubbe. We· 1 lft • 1'Ul'I ~ ~ ........ Th:e · Lallen be4 ..ia.ca to wtthm 1'14 H MrlJ' lif toiarth quaNr, but tbe ....... . 11-1 ._.to ...... l4rJ at I ...... =·~=.r.:: the~"-· flW ........ ~ b Orang41 Cout DAIL V PILOT IWedn .. day, Janu1ry t2, 1913 -Sailors need late basket for 1inanda 1Uah"1 ~ Upped lhatr1Sea LMaue record to 3-0 and Newport Harbor and 1rvlno rema.lned Ln content.ion with thelr aecond vfcWy Ln three ltarU to hilhllch t Uff buk.etball action 'I'u.day nJaht. Here'• how It went; I Newpon Harbor 11, El Toro 5t The Sailon ot Newport Harbor aot an •lJht· foot turnaround jwnper by Joe Seapr w1lh tllht a.x>nda leh to pull out the victory, overcomtna an 1 l·poin~ f9W1h·quarter deficit in the proceaa. The Sailora, who led by five at the end of the , tint quarter, 11w the Ch.araera (l-2 In league, 0-b overall) ouwcore them by 11 ln the aecond quarter and by five ln the third. Wlth two minutes to play in the third quarter the Sallon (2-1, 4-7) were down by 13 polnta. "We outplayed them ln the fourth quarter, fortunately," uid Newport Coach Jerry DeBusk. NCAA delegates nix new Division I rule From AP dJ1patc:be1 SAN DIEGO -Major basketball m collegee without comparable football programs won a decisive victory Tuesday when the National Collegiate Athletic Aaaoclation'a annual convention overwhelmingly rejected proposed legislation that would have relegated more than 40 schools to a lesaer division. Convention delegates voted down all four parts of a proposal that would have established new criteria and reflned existing criteria for membership in Division I. which includes the nation's forema1t athletic programs. The decision means schools such as UC Irvine and UC Santa Barbara of the Pacific Coast Athletic A&'IC>Ci.ation, will remain Division I even though they don't field football teams. The proposal, which was sponsored by the policy-making NCAA Council, included a minimum financial aid requirement for all Diviaion I members, a requirement that football or basketball muat be among at least eight sports sponsored for men in that division. a minimum attendance requirement in Division I-AA football and a minimum attendance requirement in basketball for those schools which do not have football or do not meet Division I football requirements. Quote of the day Job.D Madden, fonner Oakland Raiders coach who is an analyst on CBS pro football telecasts. after watching a quarterback throw a low pass: "When I was coaching Kenny Stabler. he'd throw one like that and say, "Lowball thrower. highball drinker '' Islanders record hat trick Butcb GorlD1 and rookie Gre1 ~ Gilbert each registered a goal and an 8.!Wst to lead the New York Islanders to a 4-1 victory over Winnipeg to highlight NHL action Tue9day. It was the third straight win for the defending three-time Stanley Cup champion.a, who turned the trick for the first time since October. Winnipeg is winless in ita last six game (0-4-2) ln New York ... Elsewhere, Doa1 WlckeDbelaer and Mark Napier each scored twice aa Montreal extended Hartford's losing atreak to six games with an 8-4 victory over the Whalers . . . Pat Rapes 9e't a National Hockey Lea,ue record by ICOring two shorthanded g~la 25 seconds apart to help Edmonton to a 7 -5 victory over St. Louis. The goals were Hughes' 18th and 19th of the aeaaon. PREP BASKETBALL "They outplayed ua the tlnt th.rw quarwna." Tho SaUor1 fouaht t>.c:k ln th• final period (outacorlna tho Charpn 18·6 ln the qua.ner) and tlnally u.a \ho p.me on a buket by Brad Harker with 46 eecondl to 80· Th• Sailon then aot the ball with 28 teCOnd.I to go and ~entually worlc.ed It to Seager for the final 11hot. Seager led all IClOtera with 2a polnta, eiaht ln the fourth quarter. He al.lo hAd e'-aht rebounda. Teammate Jim Wolfe. playlna on a bad foot, contributed 12 polnta, 10 ln the l«lOnd hal1, and aeven rebounda. Center Jeff Arnold led three Charaera In double fiaurea with 20 polnta. Jlrn H.amm4'1 added 14 and Todd lnglehart 10. Lucas spoils Bulls' comebac k Maorlce Luca1 shattered ·m Chicago'• comeback bld with a 31-polnt performance Tue.day to lead the Phoenix Swu to a 109-96 National Basketball Auoclatlon victory over the Bulls. The 6-9 power forward a1*> grabbed 16 rebounds . . . Elsewhere around the league, Moses Malone acored 31 point.I to lead Philadelphia to a 109-99 dedaion over Atlanta. lt waa the 76ers' 28th victory of the season against five losses ... Gene Banke ICOred 26 points to lead San Antonio to a 109-101 triumph over Dallas. The Spurs had to outacore the Maverick.a 36-23 in the final period to record the victory . . . Bernard King had 20 points and center Bill Cartwrtpt acored all 11 of hl8 points in the third quarter to help New York top Golden State, 103-79 . . Rookie Terry Ulmmlll11 IC.'Ored 31 points and grab~ 16 rebounds to help San Diego down Houscbn, 105-97 ... Rickey Green xored 13 of his season-high 27 polnll ln the final quarter to spark Utah to a 106-98 victory over Kansas City . . . Alex Ea1ll11l 1COred 24 points and KJkl Vudewe1be added 21 in the second half as Denver pulled away to defeat Seattle. 131-119. It was the Sonics' sixth straight defeat. Walsh says he may step down BUI Walala, comparing himself to II an actor who feels he could be more effective as a producer, aaya he may step down as the San Franclaco 49ers coach and concentrate on the dutiea of general manager . . . Lyon Swun of the Pittsburgh Steelers. one of the m oat graceful and electrifying wide receivers in the NFL. said he iB retiring and will join ABC-TV as a commentator for the United Stat.es Football League ... New Orleans Saints Coach Bum PbJllJpa, choeen to coach the South squad ln the Senior Bowl, underwent medical teats at a New Orleans hospital but didn't explain the purpoae of the tests . . . Student athletes must maintain at least a "C" grade average with no "F" grades 1f thev want to participate in inter3Cholastic sports and other extra-curricular actiV1Ues after Jan. 31, the Los Angeles City School Diatnct board ruled ... Austri&n race car driver Nik.I Lauda had his lower eyelid operated upon by Rio de JanJero's prominent plastic surgeon, Dr. ho P1tu1ay. Lauda suffered 1erioua bums in a 1977 accident at the Gennan Grand Prix .. The U.S. Auto Club will unction the lndlanapolia 500 this year again but will make some concessions to the rival Championship Auto Racing Teams ln its car specificationa . . Play was dlarupted for more than an hour at center court during the New Zealan d international grand prix tennis tournament after overnight damage to the surface by guollne bombs allegedly thrown by anti-apartheid demonatratora. Television, radio TV: College Basketball -Minnesota at MiclJjl{~ 7:30 o.m .. Channel 56 (Delayed). RADIO: College Basketball -Saddleback at Southwestern. 7:30 p.m, KSBR (89.l FM). Oilers face iIDproved Barons tonight l"ountain Valley High'• Barona are considered the ~oat improved basketball team in the Sunset ~e -and tonight they'll get their chance to prove ii .. title favorite Huntington Beach invades for a 7:30 tipoff. It'• the first of 10 league encounters and a iwnatcb u Huntington Beach dealt the Barons a .... 6 lom ln the Sea Baron Classic lemifl.nah at the lilme lite in December. · Fountain Valley had the Ol.lera of Huntington ~h tfed ln knots for a while, but in the end the ~ns· rbUICle and matchup zone defense wasn't ~h to off.let the faster tempo of Huntington 8jiach. :.Other contellll involving Sunaet League openers tli 7:30 include Ocean View at Westminster and BdJ:ton at Marina, with Ocean View and Marina $terina with the favorite'• tag, · In South Coast Leque play It's Mission Viejo (l-2) at Woodbridge (1-2), Laguna Beach (0-3) at S. Clemente (0-3) and Dena Hilla (3-1) at Laguna SW. (3-1). Caplatrano va11erJ4..0) is Idle. :~BQ.ly 'Ibompeon and Lou Ha.n1gan combined for .:: . Basketball scores ~. :· c::r :w .. tlftonl to. loutllern C•I °= :. UC lefl DllOO IO . ... eo.eon Oollgl ti, N*'9 ~ '1' ... .IOM'• ... ConnlOttOUt 11 ·::cJ:~ro lOnt 1119ftcl U II, fl•lrlelgll ~·' -1 .................... .. --~..,...., .. ........... ~.':' ,..,., a M , L .-Te ~-.llne?I ....... n.N ..... IO :ic.. ....... ~-~ ..... ...... ,.. ... , . .............. , .... .,......,..,.......,.. 30 of the Oilers' 5~ pointa in the previous i..ue with Fountain Valley and It'• that combination which again Is conaidered the key to dealing with the Barona' zone defeMe. Alao with Huntington Beach now is Ocean View transfer Brian Berry, a 6-0 junior guard who averaged 6.0 points in four appearances for Ocean View in early December. He did not play In Ocean View's last eight games. Huntington Beach put together a 9-4 non·lt'ague record and ls No. 4 in OraJ1ie County, as opposed to Fountain Valley's 9-6 record and No. 5 status. Although the Ol.lera won the first time out, the Barona' 65-54 double overtime loss to highly regarded Mater Der was an eye-opener to thelr overall improvement and tonight's game la vtrtually • tomup. Rob Whitehair (6-6), Rolf Jacobe (6-7) and Bttnt Martin (6-6) alves Fountain Valley a 90Ud look ~p front to confront the Oilen' lnaida 1ame of 6-6 senior Mike Milla. Mon.-Frl. 5:45 p.m. -KWVE FM-108 ' ~- E1~S. lda::M~ rt ..., ~> .. .,. • • ..ccrtns~i'.," n;;:;;;;:.-t U_.y and Je f Th• l.aaJ• outlCOrtd the J\oedn.&nnert 28..f tn. Baelmln. the third quarter to pad a nine-point halftlme Rhodee connec1.ed on e of 11 from the field, bul.ae,. ard Do Pinc"';.._, led r.tanda with 18 Bhtlman made 6 of 5 and Umery hJt all six of hJ.I orw ua --7 attempta. and &Iona with Doua BrozovM:h'1 etaht pointa, whUe Gary Jaqer and Gavtn Warlawnont ,..bow\da the Vaciueroe outacoAd Univetlity in ai.o hJ\ double fl~ with 12 and 10 ,...pectivtl~ every q~ "It WU a lltuatlon when \hey ,Ot I.held eat ' tn the flnt quarter and we ftnally sot 4'Y9S\ wt Norm Stolzotf and D1k ~ led Univenlty In them. A1~r that, our/,.. jutt caueed a lot of acortna and reboundlna· St.olr.off ecored 19 pointa, turnovers," •dmltte Estancia Coach Larry Blake tallied 10, while e.ch picked up five boards. Sunderman. The .Ea1lea ou trebounded the Roadrunnera 60-37, with Warlaumont takina lndMdual honon with 12. Todd Caae led Saddleback with 18 point.I. lrvlDe '11, UDlvershy 10 The V-.queroa aot a alzzllna performe.ncf from all hand.I ln puttina UnJvetlity away, .led by the Capo Valle)' C.ri1tlu 17, IAerty H Keith Pqe (17), .K.vtn Wf11ht (16) and Mau Penner (14) .led C.ptst.rano Valley Chrtltian acoru,, in dealina Uberty Chrlat1an an Academy Leaaue defeat in Loni Beaich. Richard Meyer and Ray Harrold led Uberty Cbriltian with 14 and 12 pointa rwpectively. The win ups Capo's leque ~ to 2-0. Fast start sparks Ocean View Chargers, Barons also get the jump in Sunset openers WOMEN Edi.son, Fountain Valley and Ocean View high schools jumped out to big halftime advantages and then coasted to victories in their Sunset League women's basketball openers Tuesday night. And, Mater Del High opened Angelus League play on a 1ucceuful note with a decl!lfon over hoet Bishop Amat. forward, accounted for nine points and seven rebound.a. EdJIOD It, Martaa H The Chargers opened a 22-9 fint-quarter lead and breezed to a 27-polnt bulge at one stage in the third quarter. Here's what took place: Ocean View 51, WeatmlD1ter H The Seahawka raced to a 20-5 first J;::ter lead and never allowed the Llona to come . Tammy Webb topped Ocean View scoring with :.!5 points, while Karen Chue added 14. The Seahawks alao received a strong effort from Laura Simek on the boardl ( 12 rebound.a). Gretchen Meinhardt did most of the damage, ecoring eight pointa in the first quarter en route to a 19·point evenlng. Janet Bittner had 15 for the Chargers, who improved their oyerall record to 14-3 with the win. F.dllon al.lo got a boo9t from Mary Beth Thobe who came off the bench to IClOl'e 12. Westminster wa1 playina without leading scorer Diane Wataon, who wu lnjured. Debble F..aatln led the Llons' attack with 16 pointa. Fountain Valley 55, HutlD,COD Beacb 18 Marina wu sparked by reserve Judy C.alkins who acored 16 points. The Vikings fell to 5-9 overall. The Barona shot 5U percent from the floor to hand the host Oilen the defeat. Mater Del It, Blabop Amat 3t There.e Puchalaki led the Baron attack with 18 points while Sam Arledge chipped in 10. Huntington Beach received U pointa from guard Dawn Cooper while Eve Titus, a junior Alonda v ariltlO ax>red 15 pointa and teammate Ann Berry added 11 u the Monarchs acored an easy v1ctory. Mater Dei {10-5 overall) hit better than 50 percent in the aecond hall in recording the victory. Crosby Southern lures 40 club pros By HOWARD L. HANDY .,_... lo TIM Del!J Not T h ere are 40 Southern California club professionals already signed to play an the Crosby Southern golf tournament at Irvine Coast Country Club Sunday and Monday with the balance of the 72-man field expected to be filled wllh non-qualifiers from the Los Angeles Open Friday o r Saturday. U.S. Open at the Olympic Club course in San Francisco in a playoff over Ben Hogan, is also entered. Fleck is a participant on the PGA Seniors tour and has been ~ted wtth Los Coyotes Country Club in Buena Park. He was formerly head pro at Mission Viejo CC. Another former tour WIJUler la.sted in the field for Sunday and Monday at Irvi ne Coast is Tommy Armour, now of Las Rivals meet at Cypress tonight Golden W es t College basketball coach Jim Greenfield. and his counterpart at Cypress College, Don Johnson, won't need any introductions when their teams tangle tonight (7:30) on the Chargers' court. The Crosby Southern as beang played on Sunday and Monday for the first time ttus year. The 552 Club, backers of Hoag Hospital where funds from the tournament are plat'ed, made the switch when the PGA tour started 1982 with a new fonnat that excluded Monday qwilif yi.ng. The two team.a created quite a r ivalry while tolling in the Southern Cal Conference. But this season. thanks to some conference realigning. both are after the South Coast Conferenoe Vegas. Entries have also been received from other ex-tour crown. players Rafe Botts, Pete Brown And the Chargers have and Babe Hiskey. already dug themselves a hole by "We feel we will have a very strong field for this year's event once we get some of the pros from the LA Open," Gene Baum, a committeeman says. "We'll have aomeone on hand at Rancho Friday to sign the players who fail to aualify for the final two round.a.'' The Crosby Southern 11 a dropplna both games last w~k. 36 -hole affair with each The llustlera, meanw_h1le, professional paired with an carry a 1-1 mark .mto torught~ amateur partner for the two days • game af~r upeettmg Fuller:to of competition. Amateur spots ln Saturday m rather easy fashion, the tournament have been filled 67-53. for several montha. At Mt. San Antonio, the Included in the liat of thoae al- ready signed to play are at least five from the area. Including Doug Booth of Huntington Seacliff in Huntington Beach; Ray Carrasco of Irvine, a former tour player: Bob Pranae of Newport Beach; Art Schilling, head pro at Mesa Verde Country Club; and Dave Sheff of Irvine. Jack Fleck. winner of the ig55 FV wins Senior Paul Whitley and junior Trevor Thompson led a Fountain Valley surge that saw the Barona edge Canyon (Anaheim), 27 -24, in high school wrestling Tuetday. Whitley, competing at 156 pound1, scored an 11·0 unanimous deci.aton over his opponent, while Thompson. at 140 pounds, pinned hla oppon en\ In three minuta, 45 aeconda. The victory lmproved Fountain Valley's record You·r Health C.l1forn1&nt ,,.. heahh·conteiout, ind nowhere 111 the 11ate 11 health mort" 1mpor1an1 1h1n elont the Orange Coeat, where 40 milet of 11ndy be~chet tee the pa~ for an •C'llVt! O\ltdoor l1fettyle. Cufrflnl 1h11 mon1h W\11 brlfll you 1he newt. 1nlonnauon and hdp you nMd lo plan your acllvititia and lurn how to ttay healthy and happy Ar1iclet on ellerciw. Wfl&h1 "1t'nagemt"nl. nutntion and preventive medte1ne w1U kMp you up to dat.-m 1h11 he1lth-orimt~ wof.ld Look for Current We~nesday, Januuy 19 ..., ... Mounties, alao l·l on the young conference campalgn. host the 1-1 Orange Coast College Pirates who administered a 60-45 defeat • to Cyp_!'eS last week. At L.'yprem, the Chargers are having trouble scor ing this ..aon. Ron Connors is the top acorer with an 11.8 average, while Mike Bruce leads the teem in reboundlng with a 6.4 average. OCC will be ou\ to stop IOpbomore Pete WiJ.llaroe. who ia a~ 18. 7 point.I per game f« the Mounties (10-6 overall). In Pacific Coast Conference action, Saddleback wlll mee\ Southwaiem (1-1) a' 7:30. lAe .,. ••• NUDAftRUULft , .............................. . ,_.TMa;llO~ CNta 9'*' ~('"'*YI 16.to 11.40 UO a..y ~CC-OW> 4 to 2 40 Mcfed ... (HM) 2 40 AIM t~: Oollla• Moon Too, ... ... l'MllOll ~ Ml Lt.dry. Oonl ... t.1lrn •119~. Orvddar hprne, MIH Town Got.elp, lt.M l(ld. 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Mike Fltlglt'ald, c Sawennall. 0. , 18 OetrOll JOn Leake, 3b. Sact-to. 11 LOI AllQllel. Oatelc L ... p, Secr-'O, t• Chic.go Wlllt• Soa. Don Ounallr, p. Sen Joel, 19 Al!Mla, J-hnlalt. p, 8helter Hl!Qfttt, Ohio. 20 lloaton, Ellla Bufka, ol, F«t Worttl, l aua, 2 t. Pllll.edllpflle. Denny S,,..ley. p, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo .. U. 1C111aat CllJ, Metil Van e tarle1111, H , -..... ... o •• ,... c-• c...._.. n a1 l-. -""'Y· p .._._ .. ,. ~. ltepNn i.... OI TlllM. Olda . ti ...,""°'9, Wllllem '"lton. p. l'llttburgh, 11'1 ., 28 Milwmulc ... L-'-1111. of. a.--to Or1npe Coatt DAIL V PILOT /Wldnetdey1 Janu17 121 1813 El selected in draft MARTIN. • • From Page E1 1982 season for New York but waa replaced by Gene Michael Ln April. Michael, In turn, w11 replaced by Clyde King in early August. King will stay with the club as a top advt.er to Steinbrenner. Contacted at his Goldaboro, N.C .. home, King aaid the Yankee bola "wanta me to be u1>9t.airs with him to make deciaions and evaluation•. Not ordinary arout.ing, but special work where I'll be cloee to him." Under terms of his contract, Martin will receive about $500.- 000 per year for five years, making him the highest paid manager in major league hi.Btory, aoW'Ce9 clOR to both the Yankees and Martin said. By CURT ll!!EDEN °' .... °"" ......... Three newcomen t.o Oranae Cout Collqt and Golden Wm Collep'• molt valuable player ot • year a10 art amona lhe telecUoru In Tueeday'1 annual wtnter draft conducted by Major Leque bMtball.. . Keith K.ometjf, a catcher who pJaytd at the Univenlty of HawaU wt aeuon and who now attend• OCC, wa1 tht et1hth player picked overall Tueeday, choeen by the Sffttle M.artn.ns. Komelji, a rtght·handed h.lt~r who prepped at Hooolulu'1 Kaiser High, ls one of three OCC players aelected in Tue1d•y'1 actJvtty. New teammate Mark Van Blarkom, a shortatop out of St. Patrick's Hlgh In Benic\a, wu drafted 22nd ln the first round by the Kansai City Royals. Another former OCC atar - relief 1peciali5t Dan Quiaenberry -currently toil.I for the Royals. OCC freshman Jeff Osterode, an All-CIF performer out of Padflca High, was picked 34th overall in the 11eCOnd round of the regular phase. 'the Seattle Marinen went after Osterode, an all-county left-handed pitcher labeled "a real prospect" by OCC Coach Mike Mayne. Golden Weit College sophomore third baseman Bob Grandstaff was chosen by the Cleveland Indians in the first round of the secondary phase. Orand1taft, a Marin.a Hl•h product, hu been dralc.d twb prtvlou1ly by Ntw YorAt and Mlnnetota. Kt betc.d .137 and hit 1eVen bomln mt __,.. few Coach Fred Hoover'• Ruet.len and earned tMm MVP hcJnon, "ff• wu rat.tel iM top play.- ln the recent Pan Am tryoue. held at Cal Stai. Fullerton.'' noted Hoover. "He'• what you would call a qu.allty player." Grandstaff, a former All-CIJI' performer, helped tM RUltlen advance to the state aimmunity coUese tournament lut yeu. Another OCC product, pitch« Bob Nettlee, WH drafted by Montreal in the first round of tM secondary phue. The top aelectiom in Tueeday'• draft were Leroy Lanadon. a right-handed pitcher who averaged better than a lltrilteout per inning at Brevard Community Collete lut 1prtna, and Tracy Jone1, a third bueman who batted .391 at Loyola Marymount. The Cincinnati Red1 took Langdon in the flnt round of the regular phae9e and drafted Jones in the first round of the secondary phue. The Angell' first 9e1ection w• o utfielder Stephen Lee of Seminole Junior Collese ln Oklahoma. Lee, 21, ii a former prep all-llate football and ba.aketball player and alto wu an All-American junior tennia player. "It's a tremendous contract - longterm and a lot of dollars," Martin said . "It's a regular contract. No ifs, anda or buta, I will get paid " , Which prompted another question. Considering Martin's track record -seven jobs in 14 years, and one scuffle after another -how long will he have to work for that money? Dionne gives Kings a ntorale boost, 9-7 "l want to go on a positive note," Steinbrenner said. "I'm not going to let thia become a negative note. Let the proof of the pudding be what the Yankees do in the next two or three yean.'' Martin's two earher h1tche1 with the Yankees came from Aug. 1, 1975-July 24, 1978 and June 18, 1979-0ct. 29, 1979. He was foreed to resign the first time when he said or outfielder Reggie Ja ckson a nd Steinbrenner: ''One's a born liar, the other'• convicted.'' Four days later, Steinbrenner announced on Old Timers' Day at Yankee Stadium thet Martin would return in 1980. LANDOVER, Md . (AP) - Marcel Dionne had three goals and three ~ists, but he couldn't enjoy the scoring outburst until the National Hockey League shootout was over. "That was exciting for the fans," Dionne said after leading the Los Angeles Kings to a 9-7 victory over the Washington Capitals Tuesday night, "but it waa nerve -wrac king for everyone else. "We're not the team you've seen the last month or ao," said Dionne, who contended inpies have been a factor as the Kings dropped 11 of 12 previous games. "But nobody u running away in our division, except ~monton. Vanguards fall to Westmont Guard Rick Schultz arored a game-high 26 points, 16 in the second half, to lead Westmont past host Southern Cal College, 80-70, in an N AIA District 3 basketball opener for b oth achoolB Tuelday. Schultz, hitting 7 of 9 field goals m the second half, helped Westmo nt overcome a 34 -32 halfume deficit. The Vanguards (0·1 In league, 7 -8 overall) trailed 72-68 wilh 1:39 to play. But sec was fol't'ed to foul to get back into the game and while Westmont wu making its free throws, the Vanguards were unable to connect on the offensive end of tM court. Don Larson, a 6-6 forward, joined Schultz in double figures for Westmont, while center Tim Tewkabury had rune polnta and 12 rebounds. For the Vanguards, Andre Smith, a 6-5 swlngman. led bia teammates with 16 points. Mike Roberts added 14 and Richard Pierce chipped m 12. NFL playoffs SECOND ROUND AFC Saturday'• Game New York Jets at Los Angeles Raiders, 1 p.m. Sunday'• Game San Diego at Miami (Channel 4 at 9:30 a.m.) NFC Saturday'• Game • We 1till have a cha.nee for the playoffs." Dionne acored the fint soal when the game wae only 54 eeconda old, and added one more in each of the other two perioda. "It was not exactly a defensive battle, w11 it?" quipped Loi Angeles Coach Don Perry. "l know the players must be tired. I feel like I was run over by a truck. "Everyone likes to win, but we were almoat In a de1perate situation. We ruad to win before our morale faded away." The Kinga had lo1t eight straight on the road, where they had won only three of 19 previoua starta. Dean Ropkina, recalled last week from New Haven of the American Hockey Leaaue, had two goals and three .. 1.ata for the King, who had lost their last four games. After blowing a 3-1 lead, Los Angeles rallied to go ahead for • aood at 7-5 on goals by Hopkins, ~Ike Murphy and Charlie Sammer late in the eeoond period. Doug Jarvie pulled Washington to within 7-6 at 3:11 of the final period, but Dionne • responded with hia third goal of the game and his 20th of tbe season. Chria Valentine acored for Wuhlngton at 5:14 before Hopkins added an insurance aoaJ at 14:31. Minnesota at Washington (Channel 2 at 9:30 a.m.) ...... Pllll" JOHNSON. & SON presents .. Sunday'• Game Green Bay at Dallas (Channel 2 at 1 p.m.) NFC Championship -Saturday, Jan. 22 AFC Championship -Sunday, Jan. 23 '• Super Bowl XVII -Sunday, Jan. 30, RoS"e Bowl, 3 p.m. Pro Bowl -Sunday, Feb. 6, Honolulu llrNttd Offtr llFL ,. .......... .. APC 'LAYOPfl LA loW.. l • o,.,. Oout DAIL y PILOT /Wednetd1y, January 11. 1 83 A curvy new T-bird to debut By CHARLES B. DOU ,..~ ............ Will the aerodynamlc Ford Thundetbll'd, all new for 1083, really perform for Ford Motor c.ompany1 Both the T-blrd and lt1 companion, the notchback mercury Coupr, are due to hJt the roed Feb. 17. A dramat.k: depa.rtw-e from the al.ab-aided, boxy ~le of the latt 10 y8?1, tha troni-drive T -bird, 1portlna a low front end and pntly curved fenden, will Mt Ford'• 1tyling trend for the mld-801 and beyond -and maybe for other car manufacturen u well. New Ford Thunderbird, top, and Mercury Cougar will debut on Feb. 17 . Keep~ng 'em on the farm 'Program simB at protecting open B,iace near big cities By JOE BIGHAM .-. ........ ,,_ .,..., FRESNO Prettrvlna farm land, t<tpeclally that adjolnlna the 1prawl of urban areu, h.u been a major concern of lannerw and environmental 1roup1 for )'earl Fanners netr urban ~u Uku Orange County oft.en find their property taxee 1plralina upwarda aa the development potential of their fanna lncreut'll, making It more dlfflcult for them to 1tay ln bu.sineta. The problem la a frequent one In California, the national agricultural leader, and 1ome innovative approache1 being tried here were dl1cu11ed recently at a aeminar on land~. The landowner and trust make an aareement which "removn df'velopment rl1ht.1 from &he land," he .. 1d. That llmita the- value of the land ~uae 1t no lon~er Ui available for developina Into houalna tracta or factorim. "If the landowner la in the right potlUon taxwlle, he maka a gift of development r11hta to the truat," Gl'Olll aald. "He can take benefit.a over a number of yeara. However, moat farmer• are not In a position where they need aubltanUal tax beneflta to donate away thelr development righta." Darwin Brigp, aaaiatant at.ate coraervationiat for the U.S. Soll Conservation Service, aald the incentive then ls for a farmer to eell the development righta to the corporation. land la nol chopped up lnt.o ranchette:e.'' he Mid. ••r bell.eve there la a eood ch&not to rable money from the public eector' to buy development ri1ht1 W• found tremendou1 1upport ouulde the arrlcuhure and environment• communttie1. People are MY11\1 the)"r. wllllna to put up a little bit if we can uve the ~ture economy of the county.' Grcmi de.crtbed an effort by the truat to put three ranchca together. "The beat 200 acre1 on one corner of one ranch will be developed," he Mid. "Then, the remairiJ.na 1,400 acre. will have development euementa and can be put Into more productive agriculture unita." The new T-blrd will aell for $9,197, up more than $700 over the final 1982 price; the Mercury Cougar prloetag ia $9,521. In May Ford will introduce lts all-new Tempo and Mercury Topaz, succeuora to the aging Fairmont and Zephyr, both of which have front drive and a curvy design. But will the public buy them? Ford president Donald E Petersen and his design staff believe they will. solidify our lead In the application of aerodynamics to car design," aaya Lowa E. Lataif, head of the Ford division. Ralph Grossi, a Marin County daaryman, outlined a land truat that tries to protect open apace on the urban fringe north of San Francl.9CO, and Joe Petrillo of the Coastal Conservancy di&eusaed estate planning for keeping land In agriculture. "Sale of the development rights might allow a retired farmer to stay there and rent or sell the agriculture part," Brtgp aatd. "The disadvantage la the liability potential for capital gains taxes, but that may be spread over several years." Groml aa.id land truata 1hould be formed at the local level becauae "experience Indicates that if it i1 not done by local groups, it'• not going t o be succesaf ul." "The Thunderbird's dramatic new styling, distinctive and beautifully functional, will Even so, Ford executives are walking on eggs as the releue dates approach . Grossi is chairman of the Marin Agnculture Land Trust, which was Conned two years ago as a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation lo acquire development rights In rural areas. Petrillo aaid the Coastal Conaervancy haa uaed a variety of techniques ln 20 projects to preeerve about 15,000 acres. MUTUAL FUND NP YORK (lllP) C-...... <09: S.INlll 1._S> NL '"" 5e1 7.'1 ... 1 Wla... IO.W NL H I.re IS.M NL SISt..C Inv. -TM .......... ~ ~ ,._.., 11.U ~ 11... NL llW V• U1 IO.n Mul\191 "~: H tiMI IUt NL •:." 14 42 NL ue.~ Ta k~ \t T,.,. ~U: :t /;.....,. J:I 'Hf ~~ 1Nt ,"'); p:.,·:::,~!lt NL 1 .. IOOltll :!::: .. "'..'; . " Sic;....... 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They'll untangle the snarl of conflicting come-ons. With us, your money will earn more than "Money Markets" in accounts insured by the Federal government. Let one of our savings specialists explain all the benefits of the Insured Money Market Accounts at Newport Balboa Savings. Keri Lee Bodenhoefer Jim Felton Rhoncla Muoa Kathy Burlingame Fred Fonter Kathy Mlramoatu Loia Caton Betty HoUla Denny Pariaia KayChaM ' Tricia Jakob Beth Parker Teny Connolly Vin Jo1"9••••• Liacla Pl'o•I• Li .. Creata SueKanap Paala Roberta Charlie De Riemer Janet Kaufman Pat Ruiz Kathy Schickler r' .... INSURED ~CHECK~ INSURED MONEY MARKET T~~'S MONEY MARKET CHECKING SAVINGS 10.3'1o 11.3% • .... .... II NEWPORT .aa. ... . -. "' . .... . "' + 11·1' + I ... + -... . -+ I + I + -+ l>-Jt . .. . -• \lo • 14 . .... + .... + \lo + " ... 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Consumers are spending again WASHINGTON (AP) lnterc.>at rates on c:on1umer loans have f1llen Uttlt-In recent montha 11llhouah th..-prime rate! continue• to drop, but a aovcmment reporl lndlcaw.s American» art> becomin" mort' wUllna to botrow money. The Federal Relerve Board uad that ~ric.ans took on •2.52 bllllon more in new Installment d bt In November than they paid off. That wu a switch from October. when the amount of o"li.t41ndlng dcbl dropped '324 mUlion. 'red Giblon, an economist al Crocker National Bank In San Franclaco, aa!d the report ahowa "a very gn1duul restoration or conrtdence by the consumer." McDonnell gets a boos t LOS ANGELES (AP) -McDonnell Douglas Corp. says that Alitalia will proceed with an order for 30 OC-9 Super 80 .)etllnt1rs that could provide more than $I billion to the firm and 8,000 JObs to American workers. The huge or,der from the Italian national airline will mean a boost for employees at McDonnell's mnufacturmg fac1ut1es m Torrance and Long Beach. which have laid off more than 4,000 workers in the past year. Global outlook sluggish SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Ea.st.em Europe faces its worst economic era since World War JI, and economic growth in the rest or the world wi~ remain sluggish, perhaps for a decade, says the worlds largest rommerc1al bank Growth in the United Stat.es, which accounts for a quarter of the world's economy. will be the world's highest. but will only reach 1.3 to 2.5 percent, the Bank of America said Tuesday an an annual study of the global economy. STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT WHAT STOCKS DID NEW YORK IAPI Jan 11 W•V I •Ul • Olt1 ~oday ,., ... .MO .... ... Nl'.W YO"K IAPI J.,. 11 METALS NEW YORK (Al') -SP01 ncWtr'roua ....... 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Bank of America's high- ir1terest Cash Maximizer investment ac:count is available now with higher interest rates than many money mar- ](:et funds plus a combination of safety and convenience no fund can top. -·----------------~l-IlGH RATES, HIGHER LIQIBDITY •j» 1the Cash Maximizer investment account is much more than just ~mother high-interest account. It's an imsured investment that provides the liquidity and flexibility you need in . ·your portfolio. You'll be able tO write % TODAY:S RAT£• $2 9.38 c; Toda ' A ,500 minimum d Y.s nnual Yield•• epos1t for California d . epos1tors. ~ checks t and make withdrawals with your Cash Maximizer account. And to simplify your bookkeeping, you can get a monthly unified Timesaver Statement~ listing all activity in this account and certain other Bank of America accounts. And with a Cash Maximizer account, you'll never be far from your money. Your investment is easily ac- cessible at over 1000 Bank of America branches and·400 VERSATELLER~ automated teller machines throughout the state. , / TM FDIC INSURED INVESTMENT But perhaps most important, you'll have the added peace of mind of know- ing your investment is insured up to $100,000 by the FDIC and backed by the safety of California's leading bank. So if you're looking for interest rates on an investment that tops the money market funds move to Bank of America and the Cash Maximizer investment account. BANN ON THELEADERN . -- -AISlf~ll --Looking /or. a career in sales? AS1e .. roda11'.t™~Wm!t«1 adi • ..,..,....-... ~· Liii llU 110111 Prime Lido Nord blyhunt ~ bt.lnn, ~ 11 b&ath Lae LR , 1lr rood 2 bout 1ilJps Sl,MJ0,000 PllllllULI llOIE nt"t-un & Jl'llY vl~wt. M-.rme room. 4 bdn11, :! btath, 3700 IQ ft $J.38S,000 CA't"11nf1011t LllllA ISLE IAYFIOIT Lagoon view from ~ bdnn, 4 balh, farn nn Boal alip for 3 boatl. Now $1>9S,OOO IAYSIDE PUOE $pt'CUJc:ulur bayfront dplx i br, 2 U.. up. 2 br, 2 ba dn 2 boal spares Rtoduet.-d $1.~00.000 FAIRIAlllS RllCH New 4 br. 4 ' ' ba. l'U.Slom t'rt"n(·h Nor mi.indy Ulte l 2 pnme .K're h1lllop Sl.~50.UO-O $5000 DOWN Pay undlt S 1000 per mo. 2 Br 2~ condO. 2 poo4I 2 9')U. SNtp end QINn, Or111 etatter or lnvee1· ment. Try FHA. Won't IMt It S79.t00. Clll'tiy & Scotti. H1-IHI ~ ~111 1 hc )\\ • lk·al t ' 1.,... rmn11 1111 l!M t•e••~.. l!n'" ve1ara11w ...... oatant.W tt rara11w · .....,.taf vu. ~;;;~;;~~~;;1~---..w ..... l6Mll • ..i.-1!mr! ..... latt lm•t p!4 ltwprt .... Ult l!!I!!! .... ... Fte.. ... ITM N .. &.lbtNI .,.. '-"· lol 4 bt a tem rm lllTIU vi.w. pool, •P•· 11nn11, 1 II, I II, I a Bulk _... Pf10I. 1<e1P • uec. honw.1. fully tum I t to• bdnM. ••artlno 11 Ho .. Ire ' ar. 3 I• Sc>ldoU """'·OM N1wty decor. 011 pd. 1pertm1nl1 ot 1111 H ~. •1600 mo to Mf0tot1eoo &1715 or l•H• opt. •twobtdroom incl 9.,, dwehr, pool. oondoe. I~,,.. u.Md mo t hr u M • y 3 0 . 7eo.-t307. NO. No P9'*-... a.son. It 1.1 JC't OtOH. Oall 720-0!01, ... MflO 3 Br, 21481 Condo. 1m iptrtmtftts. ftlNE BLU" APTI C1thy at oon Ylew. "•(i olHn. le ,....... ..... na. ...... 1ULn _.__hL...... 2 "· 2 .......... -· ... -. • 1 .. 1111 ...... V..,.. !'! fr PI o . I I 0 mo · tlo, lflew. frplo, ended -=-·· 1211 1'42·7404. ger , OH 1tOYI, dllh• !!!~Pl! ----.. ~~~1-':".'"11--: .... ~ .. 1!!!!! - -111uher, 1p1. lndry rm. New mot , " 1111 I ...-a. 2 a •'""" •• I··-...... , " ... maneo-·1. hot Al~ 3..., •....,., .._ --mo. looltlon ..,ty Cellfornil 4 It, 2 leoonfmt &1100 lmmedl1t1 P09MlllOn 9~ 131 .. 107 4 Bdrm, 2'AltMI, 2 alory ,..,_,t i 2111.DoO. Crown 1 It. beyfront N60 on thll ~ 2 811(, or 2 8dt eon. Pllermo mdl. l!xa.ttent A••l'1 i lnvellmentt, 2 •. ocnfmt l tOOO ll'AI BA epm level w/6etl UNfUINISMID .:=..... · ~~n:~~l.s&:.• c~~ (7141C17M'4M. '*".IUl.n •v .. 1• a llt>fery. ProleM6onelly ALL UTILJTI(S n2& Elden. a1-11sa JOhn Ihle Delu•• CoYlngton 4·ole>I ,. .. IA~M"'T woooeoo COTTAGE. 2 deoor•t•d In neutral PAtO. HEALTH • ....._,,........ nr so. 011 P1u1. Pr1n. 11M1ta 1ty,38d,31e,lrgff.8Y ~·~~~.~ ClUIS.TtHNIS Wcztfta!M tU..MM only. etcr. 97.....w 8111* c:ondo 2 • 6et1 l pk/pool. Nu P•lnt, & U.1100/mo. M1ure1n SWIMMING pka$ W'lt>ar•~lllttlng drpt, wahr/dr. LHH ~e.l44-9200. fL.-.. IPllWll Ill 000 MWI 8oedOUI OOMnfrOftt c» ""• trpo 1 peOo & a C* 1176/mo 1mm1C\ll1te. mud! mort .,.,.,,, .. eutlful gudtn apta. 'CLIFF OR • plex. OWn«'• unit hU II" only 11ic>O pr mo No pett. 496-30tl no pt'b. Modeif Patlolldedc .. lcNi. .,.., ... t 11 1..., 1 2 ty nx vaulted c:elllng. Bltn•. T.Mi. pool & epe. Harry T ti k .. 8 2 81 -dally 9 to 6. paid. No pete. G:e.~ 9;ier! 1xceTf new crpll, owner wlll Frederica e3f.12M. A.gt :.u~r~ .. F~ ..... 0·r"'k ocl 2 8dnn 11h Bl &590 "-II 931 12•• c erry ht. Submit 111 · 1 I 9' .. o / o ._ WO 2 Bdfm. 2 Ba. '685 =-~· .,.. a • vv, terma. aato,000. la1Mi la)uj 2211 :;1~::,: " m Gaf..:. Apat1JnentS 3N W Wiiien 631-6613 • OR, ~ ~--•• ,,,... goo c . • TEAUX 2 Br 2 B• Im· ~ ----· mo --.. ·---...... Winter Rental · 1 ·did 1 HOIMnrAw oe Weitze. 931·129 . 1-2,.. -2 Br.dM'M'tondr9dlc:otl700~~o· WOODBRIDGE CHA L'== .. _ rt ___ ... , .. _ E.:,cM .• ~ ~t:'f. pt-. patio. double glll'· 213· 790.9000 dya or mac:. high '1 UPOra · CUltom 3 Br. 4 ea. l1aPI < 1161111 egc age RV ecceu. R·2 --------1 790-7302 ewe Gr11t loc. 1826/mo 10 ~ bMc:h. Prtvlte a ......;'---...,---~-:--.- COIOlllDO CAYS ionect. 1120.000. UIMlll 01111 lido ea ty •. ,L.... · 561-eose •tt 1pm WI commun1d .,!_.~, ~ 645-U04 e._~,cmo.M .• ~ :.'f°':i. d>ronado lsland cust buy front 101 K~' boar hy lhC1141t I"' ,.. __ 2 H...._. upgrldld -LM •---L guw ..,.,__, .._..... _.,.. ...,.,., dt>ck Plans avail Now $370.000 wiwmu ' ' 1:,,;a;u1~;'2BR. ,,,.,; P•luala 2217aal -• t.llguei loc:lllon, trld" Newport ludL/So. c• Weitze, 931·129 • · · ~~~M~l~1l~2~·~~ rm dining rm J1cuul 673-7300 2 Br. din. 2 be, trp4c:, d/w, eocepted lnc:ludlng trU9t 1700 16th St egt. = Pvt lln1nclng. 1360.600 STEPS TO &CH : 1 Br, mlctowave, truh comp, died•. AQ9nt ...... 9513 (al OoYtr) --~--8-P_E...,.C-IA_L __ _ By Own«. 2186 Kt19tln Ln , .. B CIWY* prlnc only duplall. Yrty, utll Pd. No epaclout wood decka. •-• .... 2 Sill MOVE IN ALLOWANCE (Herbor/VlctOfl•I 2 Br 2 559-a'°t MC)..1494 · E. Side HouM + 2 Rentlll piing. No peta. 210 «th 110• oc:Hn/oyn vlewa. lea Cleaeatt -• -• Large 1 Br. CfJltl, drpe. ea 2 Cit ger, encl p1t10. • lt30K. wa have 4 othlt St, front. 1550 mo. R1duc:ed 10 1176/mo. Hiii tide OOMll vtew 3 Br. lndry rm, prkng. witer BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Buy\•d1· O••vt· N 8 6l~ b•bl 1 lfplc, 1125,000. WIN IN N~ Heiohte older C.M. duplxe & trl-pln up 950-4484. '494.,.579 convert den & m•ldt MIAlfltlT Pd. ger, 1r1g, xlnt 1oc. no !!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ opt. 644-642fS 28r. 1B1. dbl c:er g•r. to l1IOK. Sellera uy Chermlng Pen. Pt. 5 br, ARCH SCH HOTS· View 3 quartera. 12000 mo. 2Br. 2Ba. 1760 mo. until P 111. Ave 11 now. • iu•R M ... • 6011t17 R 1 lol eubmlt •II oflera. Steinw 3' ... ba. D R -uo 1 1200 8 2 ... f pl ... -... I • 769-9100 s•u.. Jun• 7 !12. 9,. 9 9 or 631-9'427 IEWS f Ulll ~rge 4 Bdrm home with ftmlly room, covlrlid petlo, two flrept-. plu1 privete apal Ideal fOf thl ecllve lamlly A gr111 value 1t I 139,900, c:111 nOwt 6'48-7171 ·rHE REAL ESTATERS ~ -1155 000 1n111tmnt Co 642-0669 ,. · · ·• ..-· r. -· r · -· mo. _.,. · •----·----:::-:::-=: IWP Corf141r twnhM w/FP, 3 4111 Senta.An• Ave. · · mo. A.Qt. &73-tOeO. 090-9'411 tM-et1t ..... W.aaa IJlt 860-0881 E.attlide. 1vall now, 3 SR m11 BR 2'1\ ba. W/D, & riff . 641·6041 •fl 9 ..... fer.... 1400 Cerna ••• •u am COME SEE I ncd d ON THE OCEAN: dlluH 2 2 B•. dplx. Fplc:, petlo, NNt ~~ t!'!ch In P<>C>U· vac & cleen. Low down. IOUIF .. IT One Ac:re E1t1te Lot, 1Br dlngerbrHd hee. SPECTACULAR teo• 2!!i~~~.f 1 'f1 ~: :'er~~·· 1~2:: 1975 mo. S40-0997 ler Newport Shor•• lttO,OOO. Agt. 649-4380 Cullom by OWtlll" 2 •l'f Aguecate Rd .. S•n Juen llllfllge Ind Wik to b<:h. Whit• witer eunlll vtew. aa!50 mo tet IUI +Mc: 'Avall now~ 8/15 1 Br. 1981 Meple Ave. 1 Cozy 2 bdrm . 2 b•lh 11 WIYI TO ''' IT 3 br & • den. R·2. 1100'. C•pletreno EquHtrlen 156() mo. QJ-3140 3Br, +din. lam rm l din I dep. Reta. A~•ll Feb 1. C'so e13-eJ35 . pereon. 1376/mo. Up ... home rldecoreted and 3 Br 2,~ Be. lpr1c, lky· 000 650·6579 3713 lll'M, lge IMUmlble 1111 rm. 111oo mo. 1111 & tut 659-4771 · tllra. 1tov1, lndry rm. cute .. c en be. Fire-s..ihore . et 10%. Reduced for Im· C.1 .. •na 2214 + 1600 dep. For morel Sien• Mgmt. 841·1324. piece. 2 prlvel• patio•. ~··F~.cr:.0~:1.~~:· • a" I... 1111 E ';~11~~~7~1?:0.000. E.Mtsld•. reep ldtta pr• ~~lt6~•11age (714) c. ... Vaf. Hll ,,.,....,. Uaf. 'Two --· Ir .. rent, Im- den wtlh ber . all for juat lefTed, 2 br, 1 bl. 11111'· NEWPORT CREST. 2 Br, Gtatral 2111 m•d oc:cpy 2 & 3 BR. S 143,000 L H.I can to-OllT• :::::•-•.u=••.la_,, .. Dntr...., ..... t .. l._4.,.S ..... t ege. 1925/mo. 973-7!>44 2 Br. 1 Bl. CA.troy• onk ~ den. 2'AI Be. 1975/mo. 8 ..... MO $"" ..... 1475 to 1925. Comer of dey ---"-------1 1500/mo 111'1 wor "'"' ..... 2 R, .,..1., .. ,.., ...,.. FalNiew & Adema Cell 17141 ,71.4400 DIRT CH~•pJ PU IPlmll UU Ealtelde 3 Br. 2'Ai Bl. l>ri-pert L11v1 menage · 849-9H& counl to Sr. Cltliena. 557~765 · ~ o...r1 c:uetom hOml 2 v1te patio w/191, tnc:d 4...,...95, Avail Feb. 1. ~704 IJl)I Uf.JIJI MUST SELLll br 2 ba eootten IMnQ. blc:tcyd. remocs. kitchen, 8 I I COSTA MESA -1 & 21---------1 ...... Verdi 2 BR 1'Ai ba. Looi IEWNIT IOllTS Trlde, lerme ...... op-ma•I., ·.ult• ••I btr 12 car gerege. 195()/mo 2 Br, 2 • IOVlly v ew Br. I Ba. 2 cw auto \)Ill'. 2 lty, .,.11o. W/O Nwp. HAAB 0 R .. --· 111•• tlon. 1ubmll Cell •ny-trplc •ti nar. l -...,...,: 111 lat l MC. 946-3532. l'IOme, No Legs. saood Imo Ir p I c • p • 11 0 . • t c . lalMa hi.ad 21M 1496. Linda. 849-1220 For Our new renular I -· -ti ... n,..... . . • .....,... ...,.,.... le•M. Mary oer man ........ .,.5 631-5909 • Cherming 4 BR & family me ......,.. ....... ala lol. View from _., LARGE 2 Br. t 81. duplex. Aeelfor 494-2414 , .... .,....,. · · UYFUIT FIU IEIT Tl 2· 1-IJ WMkl'1 IMture room. 2 brlcil llreplecee, IOW YIEW room. 198.000. Irene ~.nice yd. No peU. vtew . 3 OR 2 * SC PllU area: 2 Br. 1 Little IU. pief 3 atory 1 br '9tftoe enge IOI T S II 0 W-1 country kitchen. quiet Owner 1r1n1lerred. Ap-(619) 664-4117 2 171 F P I 1c e n ti a. Ocean • Jae . e., emenltlel. Child OK, deluxe 1r'g. 2Br, lrplc:, ~I. le~ndry, C:,port: CASE 1~~~~~~~~!I realdential ~eeS:i!°':11 prelHd It S410,000 Big 8Mr City C&bln, good $550/mo. 545-7913. I !~~~•td:~:· ~~14t~·, ~t2•· $530/mo . SHIGO mo.1175-3097 No pete.1395/rno. for 11- 1-d4Mllopmen • NEW PRICE $3115.000 loc . 135.000 W/ carry 1 &. Trailer. prtvete. utlll 6'45-9254 Belbo• lal•nd Beyfront mtted time onty. 931 W Every S1turd•y In lh• MS•lll oun finance. $229.000 F... I LOW dn. owe paper O< wlam•ll down Of trade pakj. No pell. Renge & , ......... Uaf. 2525 ltudlo t $350/mo ltttl St. S46-0492 DellyPllotCluelfleda 144-4110 wHltrlde NewVlctori111 642-4 758 gro11 . relr 111 plua aec. 'f73-7055 CExocreopn•llodn•all ~1,a;~, 2J:;. 1tyte hOme wttl1 hOI tub, 6'42~758 egt. S385imo 490-11117 Lat..a ll1atl US2 OIG CANYON TOWN-~~. pvt ·P~~."i::::~ s meny stained gllll win· HOUSE. luxunou. 2 Br. 2 F01*:,.E~1~~N~RE amine Creek. Former dowe, 1 ol 1 kind. Cell 0.t ti C.aatr lSlS EJlide 1 Br. Secure. Jee, 3 Br, 2 b1, avall now. Lge oe. Spectac:uler golf 1a1Ma urden. 2 Br. 1590. "•u•1, H•w•11 m<><Mll wltl1 prl1111e pool ' lmmed 10 ... Agent! II MA MWI yerd. Np peta. Slngl• pvt Y'!~· t.~ garege. c:ouree & lake~. MP 2 Pnia1ala 2101 7·26'41 "" " "' "" end apa Two privet• 65().38()8 or 875-t711. ~ only. $37'5. 218 Sltttta, 1760 • ...,1.......,., c: 1 r g 1 r . L •a•• Liii'~ 2 Br 1 Ba. atove & I.Piing my 3 bdrm lovetyl patloe. PleaM Clll Llnd•j~~~~~~~~ 3Br, 1Ba. new roof & CM. S46-921t. lt200/mo ....... 2416. 2 Br. 2 8a. yrly Meture, retrlge Mwty'decoreled furnlahed home In Prln-Tagllenelll for • privet• 6-PLEX WILi Tl IUOI I pelnt Sen OlmH IOCI· ··-I ~ II 111111 .. Yltlt 1217 non emkra. no pell aeoo "'' incld $545/mo' c.vllle nr Goll CourM; ah owing. Orte red et 1295 000 good oa 3 B 2 ty overli:r:e lol tlon. Peymenl 1915 mo. .... ... .. ,. NT + dep'•· 213/ 799~195, u · ~~I~~ :~y r1e:~:; 1426,000 fM. 759·9100 M2 ... 7"!>8, .:r . on:.. -~nd. Ownef MC: P 1} ! ... ~o yr 11 Ked . EASTSIDE 29&2 au~· M~.~~o~ ~~.~~3 & 4 Aprtanta farai1W 1 ~:31 ~:;,.02 or (7 14) 851·9522. BR•~ 5 ,.. rlflclng 1t $199.750 For• M.....,..... 1595 mo. 4 • · Bd 1700-l 125 Fenc-...... " ...., I BR 1370 & 2 .,.1 . 337-0522 Feutaia V1ll9 1034 detllla cell laackn/ Fua1 1175 MM6'48. ed ~d• & ger •. Kida P ala ala 2'01 OCEAN/BAY VIEW Reta required. f\O p111. '!~~!!!!!!r;;;;;=:~~:-=1 ........... It.re -3 Br deluxe duplell. upe-& p • t I w. I c 0 m • . • I 2 Br' 1 81, lrg 1pt U1)11. 362 Vlctoril. 646-81&1 N. MWI Y.IJ i VETS Ill lll--1111 MUST SELL Greet mini 111'9. 2 Cir gar, lrg too-1545-2000 Agent. no 111. Small l BR ept, ,_ Cf'Pt. w/petlo. Oulll & cl11n. 2 bdrm condo nr So Cit 3 Bdrm Co•ll Men PfPPll YIU "' renctl 5 bdftn ~on deck . I 7 7 5 Imo . drp., 1425. 1735 mo, yr1y, Incl utM for PIUI. Poole, 1p1, MC home Nlolfydeoof'aledl LAii Motivated tel*! Lovely By Owner, 1934 Port· 1 2.5 acrM. Fenced pu-957-5263 d•y•.1..,.rtlHck 2Mt 975-6068 2 adult •. No peta get•. no peta 2501 w. £litre lerge m111er be· , 4 Br 2 ~ b• Tiburon I Provence, H.V Moneco lure. P1vld ro•d. Near 5'48-8733 -· . --BAY FRONTAGE. bMdl 87~72. I Sun1low9f (1bdrm111\111) droom end huge b1ck Corlt on3•Bddll M!'~ !.""..!: Pool Quiet lot«IO< ~ 3 Br 2 B•. mnany up-ec:hoola •nde 11ahoppl"Jl1·1 c..-....... 4 Br 2 81. ...,._,PLUSH 2 BR VERSA.IL·. .....,,. 2 Br $800 ; 1.,...,5 ...._ BlcNk>f r_.. 1475 651·2175 .,..d Ct!11fy wld bl'lghlf re, rm..-,...._., . T Aek gredee C1oee to pool & N .. r Laite I nore. " ...--· ...-Le-8 PENTHOUSE. pter, ,,.~.. · · · -· ,......., • ~· Onl . 1109 000 T eke ~ Two mMter M-tlon. Termto!x, -~•I • p 1 , k ' I 2 3 9 5 o o oftera conaldWlid Alk· large geme rm, lightly Quiet All imenlt111 br MOO. Utll. pd. 303 E. .oult. No peta. Otlll pekS. EnjOy 1t83 In 1 large lu-:.~ 11~'1oin .C•ll t11,muc:tichlmlll4ae>, lngSl31. · arey& ~H ' log$160,000.Ce11Petl0f fum.2c:erG11f11Q1,191'ge Avell now S900. Edgewater.1/111·214S8. 1GeE.Bay8t/4.p\O. 11ury3Br.Ap1 .TrHt 000. Soottl N1 na woctiure 714-974-3838 ~· WMllWI~ 64~ Quaint ()Qeenfront Studio, Beyffont. Pv1 beect1 1600 yQUr'llllf to 2 e.. .,.110, & u .... 1001. ti()Ml.11 • ..... YIEW -too C.A.C Alelly I nt re: 142 1111 2 Br 2 81 Condo. 2 Clll' no MP kit. S3!50 incl utll. eq "· 2 BA 2ba. lrplc. ~1 ~s..:/mo ,, -· ,. \ f >I l I 111:' J( ,; l t \ •, • I 4•1 '•' a>LDWeLI. BANl(eRC AMII ... 117~ Lirge 4 bdrm, 1 level, BREATHLESS 3CIO" VIEW • garege. ,_ Ha.Q Hoec>. 'f'IY. 873-42el. gar. 11100,.:f or 16ngN, • · ' I tovlly yard, pool a t•· from the~ landec:.oedlStllrp 3 bdrm w .. tlkM. 1760/mo &40-6324 I 1 br tum ICJI. Utll l)d.1550 71'41873-at . OLIVE TRE~. 21~· IW... blaM 108' cuUI You own lhe lend. hlltop end 'in ~ c:pta. drpa, lge tncd yard HARBOR VIEW HOMES 5 'f'IY A.gt 1175-91e.>. BAY VIEW 2 Br. 1 Ba, QI" :t:'5 :~v.c. II "'' JMf I.Ml 117 ~~. 5 • 4 · 93ea or ~ ~tv Worllthop & :~ ~0. ~ o 4 ~I :,;. 't' :·~ .C..ta llna 2H4 :~ ~';>9 ~:'3 'f;· .~ wit•;-Y"· ~111 Cult lg 3 bdrm, 3'h 1>1. luL lucll lMI ~=u!~::~~ 955-0177. lly pool. 11100 mo. ..,., f1.U11 873-9279. _Ml-__ ae _____ _ I den. 11<~ 222 Corel 2 Br. 2 Bl highly upgrld-1 PACIFIC Avo, pecan l LWWtY 2 Br. 2 Bl 2 et.ory 762·21117, egl s-.rtffu1 L8ndacaped It-~-... llar nD Sii. Sun 1-5 or appt. ect Condo In Hunling1on lllffl tamlly fN1t treee aboufld condo, dbl gerege, Ip, BIG CANYON o-. -ter '*«'· Petloa, --•e'8ti8JIU _ ... IL ..... _.. 1475,000 675-9921 L•ndmerk. A complex Large Mtlcllon. lnc:tud-• and ... on low care..,. pool. Only 1895 mo 111 2 l1Y condo golf~ pool, f*;UDJ. NUfl&. ,.,,. ITIPI" Niii I ... n •. •u ... YllW llllEI C. • l ... HU for 1c:11ve lldutta. 40 ci< Ing ..... option l.Mge 3 1ometlc epnnklera. PTtc:--& IUt. "2·5290. 2 br 2 ba. gu frll'C, wet nl1 courta, volleybell l.lll'ge 3 8'. 3 81 merry ... &1~1 ~-.-:.11 _ nu t over Slngle end unit. A.gt bdrm. lam rm, 3 be, ed below merket 1nd El~ lrg cieen 3 Br. 2 w .'pool.11200/mo. Agt COUlll, rec: room. Jr 1 Br. •m•nltl" 1 1100. Call Beeutltully land'&aJ*1 .L. , • lly~ In • 0..1• QI ••••Q 1168-445&.-536-393e pool, greenbelt 1250. eppralMd at IC10HR,!500TRS 81. frll'C, dtw, lodfy, ger, 6'42-1183 F~ '43"57 M.75 Dorothy 973-7975 awden llPfa. Pool Sp.. <a.if)ef am '""''"' • ...-. air•-•E 000 Bkr 944-11368 or WALLACE & . L . g e r d 1 n er $ '1 1 5 , ....,, " -vv r>1tloa/dedl1. No peta. 8'Jper lemlly nelg11bor-PllfEO'T lll&1111 -644-0134 (1110) 7n,.5941e 673-3800 e.eutltul l\Oml 3 Br. 2 Bl. ••H IE1. Mt OAYFRONT, 1 BR, 1 BA. 1 Bdrm 1476-1490 hood. Your children cen 5 bdrm. 3 beth. lnciudel Euy-lk lo bch, 4 Br, 3 · 2 e« a-•· pool, IPI. -frig. 1825/mo. ••1. INI 2 Bdrm 1'11 Bl IS«> w1lk to echool without matter eulte ind large B•. 1p1clou1 living rm. UYS.EI LI. hcllu11 lltl E/ald• 3 bdrm. 1 belh very prlot•t•. t yew lea-, ALL UTILITIES PAID I 1 o o d • p . Y r I y • 2260 Vanguard c:ro11lng the 11reelll 4 family rm end ofl-atrMI temlly rm, leundry rm, Iced EX "•-your lmlMtn'ler'll duplex, garbage dlap. ... 11360/mo. Avail now 644-0128. 5'40-te~ BRS lamlly room & your perking 10!' up to 7 cal"I latge balcony. $1118,000 One of the bMI pr C:·-...-1 wuhlr. dryer hit-up,,_ 7141770-03.47. Compue before you own 'private pool for lhls Only 5 doore from entr'. 536-17111 homee In 81y1h1or•3•B~ ~ L:f~~~~t~t on-p1lnt, drpt, encl. bec:k U-..a-It"· aa...i rent. eu.tom <*lgn ~ Cetta •na 2724 8achelor S395 144-tOIO on mlrkll et only 0 1575. lniat 1044 2 t>• home w/famlly LL Wut.. 1125 mo. 111 & laat + 1100 8Mutlful 5 bdrm, 5~ 6.. ~. eurroundld with Ltg 2 Bd. Beem Cllllnga, 131 E. t&th. Me-1819 super prlcell ence to Main belch New $3311,500 Stunn ng . ylll'd. Pd gerdlnlr. aeoo --· .., I tur ... Pool. bbq, oov rd 1 Bdrm 1496-1490 000 Sll&TOI room end IP•· FMtur• d • p . 2 2 1 2 1 at St. !50 It dootl. 14COO mo. plueh 11ndacaplng. No Iott of wood lhruout, 191 E. 18th. 642-0a56 ;. .. 1 144-1111 IEI Include be•m celllnga, Pvt. perty deelr11 10 puf· Mf.58911 • yew leue. pet•. Hrv ber. 1490 2251 ~ 4 1011 ol 1t1lnld gl111 & ch-3 to '4 bdrm heme 87~51 1 Br Furn 1515 M1ple. 1173-8803 or 1 Bdrm 14to YI/Fil mam M.lm ~ lhe ~ne~~=~ 11111111 Ille. Call fO< ...._ or condo In No. San 3 Br. 2'n Bl 4 ·:rs· 1 UYFIHT 365 ·w. Wli.on &42·11171 546-7359 161 E. 2tll. 546-2408 Se.'1Ntlon•I elngte alory ... ~··front . Goocf 9ized Ing 1ppt 831-7270, Cl•m•nte. Se.n Ju1n 2 oer g!.~·....... 1 B 1 ...__ _,~ to oommun \ • .,...,e · ~312 c .....,r"'° r-~ a..ct\ e31·20C1 ...........,., •••..a ... •-Deluxe 2 drm, bit n. 2 Br, 1 Ba, upper. E/lide. ,..,., .... ......._ · t · yard · clee*tng end Piiio --· · ..._.. ' I --luL luck Zl4t dewhr, bbq, l•cual on No pete. S-450/mo tty pooll Own« will help ' ' aree. Good locetlon I or Dini Pl area . Elelde 3 Br, 1 Ba. fllfl'llfy , Sindy l>Mch: 3 Bdrm. ~ 13 .. ,. 1 .......... 1 bll w vu $495 mo 831 .. 156 flnence 11 low lntereal s249 4~131 rm. No doga. 1760/mo., 2ba. excel cond Monthly .. ~mo. up . .._..., 128-5147 ---.,---"."°"'."'-- retell Only s1ot.too with ~· COMMERClAL PROPER-268 Coat• Men St. or yearly. Fii~ or un-l 2 Br. unfurn & furn. Lerg• 1 Sr. adult, nNr ueumebl• financing. IOIU ftlW lsor TY lor olflc:ea hM or 6'46-93.41. turn lt200/mo Own« Pool. ape. 19902 Florida. 2 Br wlgar 1470 Nu cpl, lhOC>I. pool, Ill utlla pd Cell 759 ·1501 or ••UAftftfO ' pp •• ., .. 513 · M2·2134,6'42-3172 '575 "C" Orenge 1114 Monrov11 . 752·7373. -,..._ It w • r • h o u • • . . Elttdl 3 bt. 1V. ba. frll'C, _... 20 5PM W .. In the '-1 of the vtlllQ8 Y ~7130 OW. 2 Clll' r,'· M75 mo BLUFFS CONDO 2 Br IAllFID lPTI ~1 ' l· ater 548-433e . • • rer• MCluded 2 •1ory 651 1177 M2·72fS2 • . 5pm tba, w8lk to tnopa. Im-8801 a 2noB!:,,.P~~· !~· t BR e"'•IJTY It•. _,,._. Newty deco,•~ .!.,er. P ... a • ' on• 40' lot wtth eepeiret• .. ••--lat-'· • l'A yr old E/lldl dbl con-m1c:ul1t1 2331 Vl•t• ..--""" ... -~ ....,.. Bechetor '"" _.. • 1rt11t'1 eludlo Jutt • _,,. .. _, , au do 2 aty 3 BR. 2 e.,~ Huert• I 7 50, call ~· 1~ Ml·ltll · nreplc, dw. bllcony °'I Ito, ~QW'llOll. pool, ' lhof1 wal\ to the bMCt'I Elegance for the Ired.-... .__1.L.. · ·....., d 114().tott Ii.gt ,... HB patio. view, pool,~ no ._ rec: room. No pea. ldoal tor rwnodel or,_ t1on111111. megnlllcencl '" •..-u• ltv rm wt • .,.... 'fW • 1 olWld ..... I peta. 1475 up Top.,... 1418/mo. 393 Hlmmon, IEWPllT II.IOI •••• •.a.a1111 -beech. on the 1>1w, lhll 7 ....._..tte ~ ~295 A.gt. -----~--11575/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. 1 a 2 Bdrm• apte ev.11. cooatructlon OwNf wllf _...._IC*~ 'I for th• lover of fine lea al 11'21 QW,belc: .. mlfcro.S795l e.eut. Ns>t er.1 Condo 81-l~llf'M 54t-2447 I M6-4-41t. helpnnenc.. ..,.. thing• In Ill• On the 11 utll. 720-5012 dye. 2+d1n or 3Br l.t200, "" _,,, ---Turtlerock 3 Br 2 B•. I ...... , .. -.e•VR m town..__ ......... ""'tlo Pool --leundry, ,..., Just• atone'• throw from belut. home For INN Bdrm brick rH ldenc•........-3 BR • din, pool home, Herber V.W Homll, 3 bd. WWI> ·--· '"""' ..-• • ......-. ta. 1436t-· ~~ =-~ ... ~ 0 r • •I• s 9 5 0 I m 0 . IMturM apec:loua via~ Vlf'lllllel. Bactl 1825 111 l •. Cell •rt 5, 2 ba. lowfy home, pool, 8Mutlful. pettl Ilk• wtth :'-:.'~ :.· .. ~ ~.~. e c ~i elned one 1>9droom c:ot· dream kltdlln, 1111ended WATERFROffT HOMES ....... ....... I AYlll Jen ;5 649 H46 .·~..'.."~ p::=...., blfoN 2 30 842-a21 -----~,---""'."-I es 1-3933 co~y nook a. gour1MI • Ocnfrt wtnter 3Br 11 tool 546-0903 gardener It 200/mo ~~.pool.Pit•~ TSL Mgmt 6'42· 1803 14$.5977 . conventently loc:lt· for grand enlertalnlng. N1· 1• 3 Bf 2 8e E.-. ._.,mo · .....,......_, ... _.,, or : • Apt '°' rent w/ loft, nice for tlhopa •nd euper--------,.-,--lll WIS -Poor. If>• Hun• l 111 yrly. W1ter & gerdener I" bd, 3 bl. Formal DR. *Spec:loYt ~ W""8141 Ylllllle .,... Cell 645-040'4 b1f . Zoned R·2 Only C..ta •na ltHI Sp1c:lou1 1 Bdrm end you with. '4.500.000 Ind. "5-3200 fmly rm • lmmed pot· •Olnlng ArM Bechelor, 1 l 2 Blf epta PM 1'°·~. R••IJ 1~4' Y.A LIAll 1 1u.n,1t11°0~~r.~ ~:~~~.';~°d 142·12 Cenaa .. l •ar llU fnalala Vtl!!J 22M ;:"~78·61 1800 mo. !~~china av111. Pool. •P•. 11und 1 er. Condo, mlefo, GW· ._ , Pr11tg. Hrbf Ridge mAG· t-t VM rm. No 1>91•. lmmed 00. ;r• frplc~Ool, ape. 'I IUOI lULn 1uum1bl1 on thla "I throughout. ASSUM· OOMn w, furn Pfof die. 4g~~·:...!'!!.c,. PD!~,· B"' "'·-von condo 3 Br. 1 1 blk 10 Huntington ...,.,. .. ......_._.•~to 1:.i mo. 11~. 111-UM ~~h:1~~11:~·~ ~:11.~&.ft.~~:::_1<:;,~Y 4-br, 3·b•. 1r.1m.1p1. ,,:'j;:ii:''te?a~ 1";'& 1':11"';'~i1 c:ourH otlew. =~·1r~a11on& -... ---2 ....,1>_ .. _~ ~C M ~~~~~~~~~~1 d Own-··• 6 A71111151tm25m. sasoc>. (213 1·:,t. t3oo H e.' dap. 11-400 lee. 844·7'424 1 8cfnn 1460 .,... 1............... . • !·· mllnten~ Ylll' . I $115,600. Cell 5'40-1 I 1 • to-flU 2 bdrm 1540. teOO: , bd conOo. pool a ., wlll Ulltt wl111 fltlen<:· I ... 2~10 M-F t-6. Hr l den, 2 etory, f\r munt1 .,.5 P...aartno. lennle, 1<475. 6424111 , • ~ HERITAGE ~~~1~t7~1 ~ lut, .... ~ llfl lut. ltae~ 2141 =.-"~.~.' ~';Q 1 8drm From 1515 TSL Mgmt f5e.OOet WAUJll ... . REALTORS 97t-5370 ••De ... H 1119 SBR 2BA turn. moblle 3 Br. 2 Bi. Bueherd. Pro•peot, Newport LA QUINTA HERMOSA --ll 151W.19th. \ ( >I l I 111~ •I I •• • •' '• I '"Jlt•, ~ wtlO need P.opll Thef • wtwt the DAIL\' P\LOT SERVICE DIRECTORY le* lllfl'll 642..&871 .... el>Outl FUVC£11 I 11'11'1 ~~~ 1-...... ....--.-..-11 j I L.&1111 all ttome. pool. recreation, Adema.,.... Fwnlly pref 9horel P2!1, 873-21M , 11211 Panilldl Lii, t blk .... AllYJ LU><URY 1 8R. 1 BA. .......... k lMI In Ha. 1 blk 10 t>Moh. No~ 1760/mo. lncld• Nwpl er.et ~ 3 BA. 2'Ai W. of Blldl. 3 blk• s . 2 Br , .. teundry rm MlnUtel from beed'I BeeutHul 241180 2 Bt, 2 Pr.ter rneture. no peta. 1ewn ...,. "4-2111 b• D.. t'p c: wetb•r of Edtnger .... 847·54'41 1· ·, d 1' ~ ft\lllman 1GP1 a••••... ..... B• home. Corner lot. ,_.., on r..,.et. MOO • "· • • pooi,_ 01'Ptmo'' rape · Deoof'ltOf dftipll ....... II> I~ lllMd Kltehln FMI Rm. mo 't • t / 11 It ( 2 1 3) HOME FOR RENT blln·ln1, retr • 19 2 Ctr --~~ Mlple ftluttl wfw _,... NO. La gun• dupll~ Light Interior Endoled S32·2317 Huntl~n 811oh 2 lt"y'etennl~, PO:~~~ ftW11 ., •·. 1 le. ... .-, Ind"' W~ ~ oontemp .. Ilk• new. w porc:tt air c:ond. y~ng ldnn. . Flheed yard mo. "· • . 1 · 1 .. ... -..-• · • ........... ~ ocean vua I len8' Only Adultt w11oom1. &34, L!paa llaO IHI & oatege. l<ld• l pe11 644-3041 New~~: = 1 u~~ rm, ... Of llolf OOUl'M Gourmet KIMMft 1395.000. AllUml 1250. !500. 540-6937 AOT 001" 2 &t furnl•tl•d welcom1. ua-2000. - -.. W&TD = &&40 2 8drm from from cte:.!'.; ~mo. ~ wlwtonoe 000 w/12.I" IOW dwn. 1 • • 14.oent, no tee. _..... • ...,. _... •-outdocr M1Q OWC bal1noe 1t 10% 1911 ... I fntlY lltl '500/mo. Incl Ulb. Mo-'bt, 2 ba. ffpto. wet l:Mw, tftS. TO'#Movll from ta .... Ml• 11Q .._ Aenta 11100/mo -c.i -Mo. Ho Child, peel non-S bd, 2 lte>ty. Fmly rm, pello, get41Q1 26' bold •tee + pool1, 11nnl1, ~ ft at t I c 11. T ett or 1 ... aft, ll'ftOller, tat. IMt ~ 990. 10nt .,..., NH. Imm. doctl Ho pete. StOH. weterl1ll.1, pondll 011 1'411/mo. I Ir. 114 It. 1411/mo. eo-tTO:l. Zol\td oommero111 11. 840 4ttl. dl•t• occup1noy M0-4421 for c~lno l heaung UPS>• Ul\11. ell bll·lna, ""Vll,,....LA~POMONA:~~~.~1~1-=1-=•~. too e.t. IOI loCeMCI neet It t hMl, llU HS .. 140 Iller I pm, S 8r R\t le Col\do w/ peld. From San Dleoo cerl)Of'I, lndry rm, t>al-.,...,. .. ldlolpect. OUl9t ~ Center In ~ •• _ M3-'7010, •tor Alta .....;__ ~ 1 trp4c:e. frwy dtlv• Hort II on cony. ~ llWlf ..,, Cl1*. Bu1n• ft ark. Atklno UOO ISLI ·I bdrm. 2 .,._ 3 Ir 1 Ba '"" rm ;;;'"";; ..Mte, pool IMClt\ to "'4:,ldden to U7 W. Wlllon ~· pe1to1 & lndl'y a 1 6 o • o o o O w C . 11mrm. t 1100 mo. Biii uo4tmo. ttia ~ 11,.ol aiMsU ,..,.; a•• w Ind v 11 I• u ta 11p1t Ml· 1MI fllo. no "'*' 9400 1:)1-73'70,~12 ·-Gnindy--'-._M_r_.t_7_M--".t9=-1-:-Cir Mt..oll ,7M 1ot..,... (714)193-ette -..-• &up. aeo•.1'to •• Pet9 . t • -·-· PomoM ,..,. Mt-2011. TR \l>rl IO\ \I 1~1 \I I \ 3,.8',:J... '&t-~no;·lfl0r1 Sir, 2h dplX, 9'\Cll ydJ Ntwpon Ct .. t condo, Laa.a.a..... !!ff 2 lrL ~\t ll tlltnhll. ...... . var-oe. M50 mo. tfa, ooell'I vw, a• 2~ ea. ~ -lkdn-. i.lnd rm CM• I••••· I 1 I / m 0 • Mldlall. 6117·1Sl2 •a11rno. ue.aa1 LWllUfY et\ldlO. tr.. Hao. p0rt, yerd/b110. lmall .. -Arn. 7I0-1t17. l)tlOM,.._.Wv,llMI. PMotC. MOC>-Maetmo. ~ ~ •& • Ir 1~ ... 2 -,.,, VACANT, 2 '.:t UIO •• Nwpt ~-"*1> a bt + tt$1)1\Rek, 4tt4011 .... OrlllOll Ave. 8tcltl =:;;;; ~ comm pool. Winier Of =~ =· :Jpoof s::;: 6etl ~r~ ffpto, 9er. Cell tot aopt ..-1 OW..*..: 1n•"1 -• ....... 111, "'• ~ p •• tt llH Yffl, AGt 81M110 etc. Keltt\, HZ·-4'471: *°· l!nP! '"'' Ifft TIL Mgmt '41·180a ,.. room. No •. .._ .n1--..-..,rT-ir-,...... f '"" """' r• ••m--~ _; __ ! ___ WI ........ ••u.•L. on t.._ ~ l•eo. home In Big Ce• ,.,. ..... ~,.... "-"-. I -1 la. ....._.11.,.. -Hlfl'tlton, ...._..,,, bl•M lft tltll'leftlll'f Knoc>I I .... ..._, ~ loOllllon N4lw-f'l"''" ~· .. """ ~ n'IOftl 4 bt, ~om pool • ........,...,.....,.., .......... ... -· ·-~ ... ,.,.,,~ 10 " .. ~11111• Linda bl• cuunm. 00t1• _,. .. , land. Jan'° M91qu,3-l!!IM Ifft •P•· biau,, IO• lot. 'ty •••II or month. Oii'· pool ONld Ot<. A ltl•rt b•Chelor 14.ntt.1 ..-f ... _•_A_"-,-0-0 --.1 .. -~. r1111& on the Malo •ft tot'260000' 2bl, tutn~ mo Ind · 144-M01clay9. . tn.ttn ~· HHtmo. tlN etoi.. .. '• s:o_ Shu Ii I I I I' 8 ~_.... !:"..,. .......... ....,_A dw\MJ JJl(ll'Sl'1Y *" c.fl. A4lt 'a1M1o0. . utll. 7141 HM Nw MW. ""'"90. llWllY er.tt' "· _. '·'· I "' 1ba. ocean vtew. ., 141.07U : iOf r:!. •~II. _ _ . . . . . ... f.::i ~ ':1 · reclUC9d 10 tun.ooo. ...-UY 11poreded o .. ohil ~ 1 ., 1 ... __, v~ mo Of-""· 'It, 1'471 1~.. ,_ • ..._,,. • it .... r--r r·-r-1• .. r ...... ,, I ~d· fo~ any ~== !.:.ao:t'1"~ ....... ~:,~=~~ ~.;,,.. l40-ltol • • . ,.J,t·=.:..--l1f11 IM I .... MY ! ;Lil,G';sl' 1 J I fHr. H fov t11u • ~~~;:~ ITl•lnt•n•noe ftH ~. --'" ~ IB=.:.,oon.:::n:•11t. •MUA VllllOI 1 " 1 1#\A, -"'°' ... .-. -~~t1 .. a;1 1rno •o j l I I I I t 1 11•n ... 1• ~ ... ~··=~~ ~t::o1~~~1~.,~~::::. 'o~in~~:~11•nn11: c11•;u..~1c11-s:*>> .. ~-.,.ia. ~~,:~,., c.u _,, • - -· · -· • !--i ~M. 0 111f!lledAcM ........,, .,,_..,~, .... _ MOOlmo.•r ..... .aeeo tt'a~tOI..,.. No,..._ 4• ~ ...... ~ -~-·- .. t i t I ' n OrlnQI eo.t DAILV PILOT/Wednelday, January 11, 1813 "P J closed the door when we told him to. He's finally getting tamed." Mi\RMt\Dl'Kt: 01.i-•~•S,.......""' "We could have your dog hcense revoked, you know!" Jl'DGt: PARKER Gi\Rt'lt:LD MOON M (; LLll~8 ACROSS ICM#W SAl>use 9 Tektldlp 148111et~ 15Wtt!ICMd 1e Feutt 17 Spin Hile - 11 Sr111mrodt l1nd ltCuitMtel 20 Hulnlnlty 2t H A. bltd 2wordl 23 0•..-Y 25 ~on 2t fndelVOr 27~• 2t Noe lorwltd 32 Confronttd 368t1Yt 3f "8Ct11J1f" 31 Hl#1 • '°"'°" •Whitt .0 Mluf"'t .,.-..... ., ...... Qc.itur• .. C4CICllf ........ RUN Al.ONG, DE.AR·· 11M ~NC: l:> PoSE FOR Mfl· DOODL.f: · 46 MOlley Stang 48 rmidones 52 MuSIC meChtnes TUESDAY'S PUZZLE SOL YEO ~~=! BH I ~:: T~:7 58Noble c~r: 111:& AllTI 59 Recompense • II M T I! II T 80 AITlllge 1 I -o U I - 81 FortgeC1()9 1111 T 8 82 frtnef1 gin I I ~ I If I 0 I l 83flalt1 CN' ~INlll~Slllll~Ollf 14 ltorl lhoull I ..-r&: • A I I U II f ' 65 Ogled I ~ .!!!J ·-"' ( D f DOWN mm! 1z.a TIT ·- 1 Engrne iiiTfli -• T I t T 2 Ea11tNll ~ ,•• "LL 'f 3 Elq)iltt IM.. L I Ill N 4c.nine fl 11&10 LAT I 5 VepofOUI 27 VllWpoinl •4 Selle f Mt. OtMne 28 Element 45 Stglntola 7 t.tetody 30 Garden toots 47 Cttt•ll I Melle 111 31 Ago .S M•rlh bird 9 PM* 32 1.01 49 Boot·sh•Ptd ' 10 ..... 33 l(lnd of Of\O• land 11 Mlitlty bl• 50 8lg !>ltd W..-34 0wl(f c:hett· SI Vtloclly 12 ·-lt1Cil17" nut• V•. 52 Snt1c:ll 110.-» l.eg pert 13 Pll't 2 I c...in 3t 8tl0gta 54 MM role n CMrt& 38 1...,. M o.m ftt Pr.-CM 42 femme 5t TlftY .---by V1~1hrtch (VJ,, • "I'm tick ind tired of working for chicken fffd." wbeur! WUY,OF COURSE., Ml ,,,,, .-....... SWfET . by Harold Le Doux THEN ONE DAY l by Jim Davis GAR~IE.L". YOU SEEM TOBE PRfOC.C.UPI E P TMl5 WEE.K by Ferd & Tom Johnson You ST.ART~D To SAY SQ\-\~"THING A MINUTI: AGo? :\.\:\Cl' I HEARD YOU TOOK A 61RL TO THE MOVIES LAST NIGHT GORDO ALI. ftATT"i/ CIET CIUCl'INC:lt E-VAH-tJoerlf HELi=' ME 'QIKE c:\?WIJ ~ f?Alt.JT'INO'b/ 1-12 THAT'S NOT TRUE, ANO IF I'M LYING-- DEFINE ~E FOUDWfNG: BRABBLE l. N~VeR MISS A Vf;RA HRUe>A RAl..S"fON MOV1e/ Q:) --MAY A LIGHTNING BOLT STRIKE ME RIGHT AT THIS SPOT (3) Cl.ASH ... by Tom K. Ryan exri..o~ FROM 11\JPIA CAMe AS~~e L.OOKllVG' FOR A SHORf W1li 1t> SPAIN. by Gus Arriola by Tom Bat1uk by Kevin Fagan IN r~,1. If 1. Q\ON'I ~ ~'{ eEl'r~R ... ""r '\. --=---------- Lava Ziemer Susan Balley • Katbryn Vogel CberJ Smttll T ownsend Mc Nulty Nina Polley McNulty and John Townsend were married in the Mission Viejo Country Club. They are making theU' home in O:ista Mesa The bride ta the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack 0 . Polley of Newport Beach and her husband is the 10n of Mn. Larry Fessenden of Anaheim. Ziemer -Rogers Laura Jean Rogers and William Craig Ziemer exchanged wedding vows an the Conununity Church Congregational. They will eetabllsh their home in Brea. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. William J Rogers and Dr. and Mrs. Donal Ziemer, all of O:ista Mesa. Sm i th -Gurgos Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Newport Beach wri.s the setung for a ceremony uniting in marriage Cheri Lynn Gurgos, daughlet of George and Annette Gurgos of Irvine, and J08eph William Smith, son of Mary Smith, of Laguna Niguel, and the late Jamee Srruth The newlyweds are reaiding in Laguna Niguel. Bailey -Evans Susan Evans, daughter of Ray and Marilyn Evans, of Fountain Valley, and David Bailey were married In Walker Union Church in Walker, Ore. Bailey's parents reside in Cottage Grove, Ore., and the newlyweds have established their home in Creswell, Ore. Vogel -Smith Kathryn Jane Smith and Martin Duane Vogel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Vogel. of Huntington Beach, recited their wedding vows during a ceremony in St. Rita Catholic Church, Sierra Madre. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roger Philip Smith of Arcadia. The newlyweds are residing in Huntington Beach DllTH _N_OTICES B~ir-.th--.s..__ __ ~~~- Hunung•on Beacn. boy THOROUGHMAN 81ftTHS Koee~l Holpl1•1 Octot-. Mr end Mrs Louie Moore. 1rv1ne. boy Mr end Mrs Wlllliam Montgomery Huntington Betel\ g1rl Oclobtfl Mr en<! Mrs Robert Pallon, lrvlne bOy Mr ano Mr• Normen Mengsk•u Coe11 MIN, boy Mr 1nd Ml"I C Stegner, Coall Miii. glrl M r and Mrs Thom11 Foeter. Newport BNch, bOy Mr and Mtl Je,.ld 1(111111 Huntington 8tacll. t>oy Mr and Mra Georgi H1 nry Foun111n V1lley glll Mr 11\d Mra ECIWtrd Kim. L1gun1 a-en girt OclCIMr 7 Mr and Mrl Wiiii• MllCOmb. Coall M ... boy Mr ind Mra SllPh•n RoHCll, W11tmin111r. boy Mr and Mre. Ricky l(lngery, HunllOGlon BMc:ft, glrl Mr and M11. Oon1ld Mtrllnll, Huntington Btaoll, boy Octoblf. Mr •nd Mra Gery F)'t>ll Founllln Valley boy Mr and M••. Sttven Snerwood. lrvlne boy Mr end Ml9 D•rr•ll Htlvenon. Coete Men. bOy Mr and Mra. Erik Palmer. Ltgun• 8"Cll boy Mr 1nd Mre Brtdlly Stttum. Coet1 M .... gin Mr end Mrs Roo111 Schtltr, Hunll"Gton 8Hcll. boy Oc10blf 10 Ml 1nd Mr• Jonn Hlckmtn, Newwt Beecll. girt Mr •nd Mrs. J.,._ Wilson. lrvtne, Mr end Mrt Jtmet M1rchet1a. lnnne boy Mr eno M ra Jam11 C11l1on. Coall M9N. glrl Octobtf 1S Mr and Mra Rober! Perkin•. Coa11 M .... g1r1 Mr 1nd Mii Randy NtttlM, Irvine. gift Mr end Mrt Edwin Pe<:k Jr . lrvlnt boy Mr and Mrs Robert Prttklll, Huntington BMcil. glrl Oc1obtr 14 Mr 1nd M11. Ge11rd Wootera, Irvine, boy Mr 11\d Mr1 Cllrltlopfttt HOWi, HunllflGIOO 8elch. girt M r 1nd Mra DINI Seneu Hunllf1Glon Beacll, g1r1 M r tnd Mr1 S11pll1n R11cn. Cott• MMe. boy • • October 15 Mr .,id M11 Rlcnerd Hewley, N-port Beech.' boy • Mr 1nd Mr• Alberto d1S1gun, NtUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU8 8UINllll8 NAfliMllTATl.lllNT Tn• rollowlng p111on II doing bull,_ .. CAROL SOUTH ASSOCIATES 240 Newport Center Cr •200, N-pot1 8Nc:n. CA 928e0 C arol J11n South, 17t Pineview, lrvlne, CA 92714 Tiiie bullnMI II eonductld by an ndMdual C11ol Jean Soulh Tlllt lllltmtnl WU lllecl wtln 1111 nl)' Cletk of Orange County on 18, t882. I f'l04Ma Publllhtd Orenge CoHI Dally Pilot, Dec. 22. 29, f982, Jin. 5. 12, 1983 PUBLIC NOTIC£ FICTITIOU• 8UllNlll HAME ITATfMf HT The following person 11 doing bualn11111 w ooD1E·s. 193s Wh111111 s1 Unll D·8. Cotti M ... CA 92827 Ann T1ylor. 485 E 181h St Coate MeH CA 92827 T 1111 butlnest IS cionduclld by an tndhrldull Ann Taylor Tllll 11111m1nt WH fifed wlln the Counly Clerk of 011nge County on o.c 23. 1982 f'20547S Publlened Orange Co111 Dally Pilot Dec 29. 1982 Jen 5 12 19 1983 Ml.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI 8UllNllS NA.Mt ITATIMINT The following pereon 11 doing buaineu u BIRTHIN SHIRTS 2211 M- O. S•nte Ant CA 92707 Sttcy Oorene McCullougll. 2211 Mell Or S1n1e Ant, C A 92707 Thia but1nu1 1a conducted by 1n IOdlYldutl Slecy D McCullough Tllll lllltment WU 1111<1 w1111 lhtl C-Ounly Clerk ol Orange County on Dec 23. 19112 ,20Mn Publl11\ed Orenge CoHI Delly Pilot. O.C 29. 1982. Jan 5 12, 19, 1983 , Ml.IC NOTICE 'ICTITIOUI 9UllNlll NAMllTATl•NT Tiie fOllowlng l*tOnl Ml d°"'O ~ .. TAMARHE. 17701 Ven Bur911 SI , Unll A, Huntington SMeft, CA 92647 Tll•r•H Ma111 8ulm1 17101 Ven 8uren St, Unit A, Huntington B.HCll, CA 9264, Temtre Ann McCriteken, I 1701 Vt n Buren SI Unit A Huntington 8"cft, CA 9~64 7 Thie bu~ 11 conducted by • tlmlllCI partn111111p Tiier"' Sulrne Thi• tlettment WH tiled wnn the County Clerk 01 Orange County on ~ 23 111112 P20Ml4 Publlenea Or•nga CoHI D•lly Pilot O.c 211 1982 J•n 5 12 19 1983 6592·82 P\&.IC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUI 8 Ul#tall NAMa ITATIMrNT Tiie foltowlnQ l*80111 111 doing bualntM .. MARIANAS BUILDING ASSOCIATES I, tt30 Talbert Avenue, Fountain Velley, Calllornl• 92708 FHP, Inc' 9930 Talbert lwenue. Foun111n V8111)'. C1111orn11 02708 Tl\11 bulllntM 18 condl.IC1td by I corpor1t1on FHP. Inc Oelber1 Gumblner M D . PrltlcMnt Tiiie 1111"'*11 WU llled wllh Ille Count}' Clerk or Or&nQt County on Jan. 11, 1983 '207017 Publltlltd Orange Cotti Dally P1lo1. Jan 12, 18. 28. Feb 2. 1883 283-83 NJllC NOTICE 'ICTmOUI ltUllNHI H .... 8TA'nMeNT Tl'll ronowtng person• 111 doing bulllneta u JUST CO A STI N G PUBLISHERS/THE NEWPORT HARBOR VINDICATOR. 426 30th St No 4, Newport 811ctt, Ca 92863 ThomH Alexender Murpnlne, 1070 B•J•, L,eguna B11ch, C• 112851 Joan C1rotller1 Murpftlne, 1070 B•j•, l.tguna 8tach, Ct. 92861 Tl\18 bu.U-II condUC1ad by a general panntrlftle>. Thomlt A. Murpfllne Th .. 1111-1 WU flied willl !hi County Clerk ol Orenoe County on Jan. 11, 1983 "201oat Publl•n•d 011ng1 CoHt Delly Pilot Jan t2. 111. 26. Feb 2. 1883. 180-83 l't8..IC NOTICE l'ICTTT'IOU9 8UllNllH NAMeSTATU•NT Tiit ro11ow1ng p1r1on 11 doing bu~u: ROY M. THOROUGH· MAN. re1ident of South La1una ._Ca . Passed away on January 10, 1982. Born September 12. 1889 Ln Yate1 Center. Kansas . Survived b y his wife Dorothy, a daughter Masu Muehlke of Sequim , Wa1hlngton, a slater Mrs. Ray M~rmlck of Oregon City, Oregon. granddaughter Suan Golden and grandson Albert Muehlke, Jr. and ire• t ·granddaughter Jennifer Elder Memorial 1ervlce1 will be held on Saturday, January 15, 1983 at l :30PM at Pacific View Mortu..ry Chapel with Interment Arlington National Cemetery . Arlington, Virginia. ln lieu of flowers m e m orial contrlbutiona may be made to The Philosophical A11istance League of L&auna Beach. Ca. Pac1f1c View Mortuary, Newport ee.ch directon Mr and Mrs. Lyndon Cley1on Ill, ,,.,....., boy Mr end Mr• Sttpnen B owle N-por1 Beecll. girt twtn bOY9 ~ 11 Mr and Mra Rlch11d Grewer Coatl M-. boy trv1ne gin 1------------Mr e nd Mra Robert Teylor A) CALQUIP, ~) CALIFORNIA EQUIPMENT SALES CO 16281 Nll\I .. lrY1nt CA 92714 WEBB REGINALD STANLEY WEBB. born March 8, 1910, died January 7, 1983 in Fullerton, Ca. A long ume l'ftident of Costa Mesa, Ca. Mr. Webb ta survived by h11 aon Keith, daughter-in-law Pat and 2 granddaughters, Laura and Debbie. Serv1ces and lntennent pnvat.e GREENE HILDA BLATZ GREENE, pasaed away on January 9, 1983. She 1s 1urvlved by her 90nt Paul and Jerry, grandchildren Darrell, Cynthia, Mark, Kent and Chr11. great· grandchildren Andrew, Ned. ahd Lacey, and by 1 brother Albert Blatz. No formal ee.rvicel. Contributions may be made to a favor ite charity. iet - CMMATIOtl ~Al A? SEA 646-7431 Our lllerature tell1 the c ompltle 11 or~ o f our 90dety. • c.. ... _ _.._ - --C~ MO•TUAltlS Laguna Beach 494·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap•Slrano 495·1776 '16PIM U WM-MT. OllVI M«tuary • Cemelery Cref'l'910ry I~ Gisler Ave Costa M esa 5.4().5554 "'9CI NOTHllS ml. •OADWAY ..OSTUAIY t 10 8foldway Cotta Men M2·9t50 W Tl .... ON IMTH & TUTNIU r lifllTC ..... CHA'8. 427 E t 7tl'I St cos1aMe11 8'6-0371 • Oc1oblf. Mr •nd Mra Pllllck Jonnson Irvine boy Mr and Mre Cllerl•• Fra1tr. Huntington BNdl, boy Mr an<1 Mrs, Jettrey Singler Cost• Mesa boy Mr en d Mra J1m 11 Hugn••· Lagun• BNcn. Q1tl Mr end Mrl Merk R11n1vold Colle M-. boy Octobef 12 Mr 1nd Mra Wllll•m Pollard, Irvine. boy Mr end Mrs Klfk Orthood lrvlnt. bO)' M r end Mre Jolln Cnepo. Engageinents Pfahl -Pietsch Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Pfahl of C.OSta Mesa announce the engagement of their daughter, Sandra Maria Pfahl. to James Charles Pietsch, !IOn of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pietsch of G\endale A June 11 wedding in Newport Harbor Lutheran Church is planned Sturm -DiCostanzo The engagement of Roseann Frances Sturm to Donald James OiCostanzo is announced by her parents, Eugene and Irene Sturm of Newport Beach. The future bridegroom is the son of John and Jean OiCostan.zo of Irvine. A March wedding in St. James Church on the Lido Peninsula, is planned. Rubel -Abrams Peggy Manon Rubel and Mark Alan Abrams will be married March 20 in the garden at Sherm.an Foundation, Corona del Mar. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lyon Rubel Jr. of Corona del Mar. Dni. Herbert and Lois Abrams of Seal BeaC'h are parents of the future bridegroom Green -Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. William C. Green of Newport Beach hosted a champagne supper to announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathleen Meri, to L. Philip Sheldon Jr., son of tht" Rev. and Mn Louis P . Sheldon of Anaheim. The wedding will take place July 30 ln St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Newport Beach. Buck -Hansen A Feb. 26 weddm& ln Our Lady Queen of Angela Church, Newport Beach. ll planned by Lynda Ann Buck and John Walter Han.en. eon of Mr. and Mn. John H . Hanten of Thouaa1'Cl Oekt. Th~ t'Ouple'a pl.aN a.re announced by her pt.renta. Mr. and Ml"'I. Sydney E. Buck of Corona del Mar Curry-Dillon Krl.ttJne Elain.ct Dillon, dauahter ot Ju.an a11d Betty Dillon, of HumJn&ion Be.ch. and John Reeder Curry were married dUrin1 • ce.~y ln Wh.tttJer CoUqe Chapel. They are raid.in& tn Monrovta, where hla parenw. Paul and Ellzabeth Curry abo mtke their hmne Corwin-E.-iksen A cer.mony in N.wport Harbor Lut.Mran Church unlc.d ln l'n&rriaCe O.~ l:rlluen and Ktn Corwin. Thfy IN mldln~n Ccitta M .... The brict.. ta th dauaht.er of S Erlkltn, of Sun Oty. COrwtn II the eon o F.d COrwtn, of Newpon h . . Htwport BMcl'I. glfl Mr and Mt1 Robert E111m1n Huntington Beecll. boy Mr end Mrs JOlln C•t•. Newpor1 Beach, girt Octotlef ,, Mr eno Mr• NICllOIH Wishek, Foun111n Valley, boy Mr a nd Mra Donald Kerlln, W•tm1n11er. girt Mf end M,. Joeepn Trent C:0.11 MIN, boy M r a nd Mrs Terry C111on. Huntington 8Mcn. boy M r end Mra Harry P111non, w .. tmlnlltr. OoY M r and M ra St1111n S1ndere. tn11ne. boy Oct'*-17 Mr and M,. Stuan Karl. Coron• dtl Mer. bov Mr and Mre. Donald Boyd, Irvine, gltl M' and Mr._ Do~d Mul11auot. Irvine glrl Oct~,, Mr and Mrt Oeet< Ayll1 Cotll M .... boy Mr and Mr8 D1ryl W1term1n Coale M .... girl Mr •nd Mr1. P1ul Kon1p1111ty. lrvlne. glrl Mr end Mr• Merk Carver, Cost• MtH. gorl Octo«Mf ,. Mr end Mr• Al>dtllln Mo11lll. 8alboa. girl Mr end Mrs Arlllur Tormoll•n PlEUC NOTIC£ NOTICI 01' HOH · MUONSl8ru'TY Not~• la nereby glYen th11 tlle undttllgned will not be rNponlllble t or 1ny dtl>U or llabllltl•• contr1ctld by enyone other than myNlf, on or alltt lhll d111 Datl<I 11111 4tn dty ol Jenut ry, 1983 Dolor• M Partridge Scott 14 Surlllldl Ctr Hewpor1 Ben, CA t26e3 Publllhtd Ortnge COHI Dally PllOI, J1n 6. 8, 12, 11183 111-33 P\8..lC NOTICE flCTTTtOUI ., ....... NAMllTATUllNT Tl\1 rollowlng per1on I• do1n~ busln-u. DAWN'S DISCOUNT LACE. 88 J1m11 D Andereen t 5281 Nant ... lnnne CA 92714 Tllll bullntll II Condl.IC11d by In Individual Jamee D. Ander--. Tlll1 atalement WU llled wtlll Ille County Clerk of Oranoe County on Oto 17. 1082 f..-ro Publl•lled Oreno• COHI Diii)' Piiot. Dec 22. 211, 1882, Jan 5, 12. 1983 5578-82 POOLIC NOTICE l'K:TITIOUI __, ..... MAIN IT ATDmJfr The lollowlng Pll'90nl .,.. dOl"O bu91.-u. PLANTERMATION , 18882 MacArthur Blvd., Sullt 200, lrvlnt, CA 92715 H1rry E. Gabriel. 308'A Coltln1. 881boe lllllnd, CA.. 92e22 Fillr Oflve. Colli M ... Calltornlll MICllH I R Gabriel 308i. 92827 COlllnl Ba c . Dawn S Skl11. 114 48111 Stllll • lboll lllland, A t2822 Newport Betcf'I, Calllomll 826e3 Thie bull-It conducted by I Tnta but-11 conouctl<I .... en ""*11 par1ner9"1p. Vf Mlchall A Gabrial 1na1vldull Tl'lll fl••-· WU llltd wttf'I ,,,. D•wn S. Skier Counl)' C"'11 ol Orange County on Tnll 1111ernen1 wa1 llled wtlh ll'll Jan 11 1983 CQunty Clerk ol Orange Counl)' on ' · '207Qt1 Otcembtr 18, tll82 Publl1n1d Or1nge Co111 Dally Publl1h•d 0 11ng• Coe:i~ Piiot, Jan l2, lll, 26, Feb 2. 1083 Piiot, Jan 12, 19. 2e Feb 2 1983 2~ 227-83 l\alC NOTICE w .. 1m1n11er. boy PUBLIC NOTICE M r and Mre Joh n Pollud, 1---=~---------f'ICTTTIOU8 8\Jl*l!ll NAME ITATltffNT Hunt1ngton 81acll, boy f'ICTITIOUI 8UllNlll Octoelef 20 NA• ITATEMINT The following p1r1on 11 doing t>ualneu •• Mr end Mrl Blalnt S11111on. Tiit rollowlng peraon 11 doing Colll MIN. glrl bu1lne11 as GLOBAL PLASTICS SERVICE, 11 CedllQll<I, lrvfne. CA 92714 Mr and Mr1 Kent Pearce. RED WAGON EXPRESS CO., N1w90f1 Beac;f'I, girl 177 Al...,..ot Avenue""F Hewpor1 J Gr ego r y Sk orfch 1 t Ced•glln lrvlne CA 82714 Mr 1nd Mii Devld P11111on. Beech. Calif t~ Thia bull,,... 1a cond\lclld by en lndlvldutl Cotta Mete. boy Oont ld E Shimko, 2227 Mll>lt Mr end Mrt Roberl Trn111. Strlll, Cotte Mela, Ctlll 82827 Santi Ant Htlghll, boy Tnl1 bulllneM la oonduclld by 1111 Mr ind Mr1 Jamtt Plcllcett. llY!ne, Individual J Gregory Skorlcft Thia 1111-1 w11 hied wlln llle County Cl«ll of Or•noe County oo Oec 23, 111112 boy Oont ld E. Slllmko Octobet 11 Tiiie e11tement wu flied wllll Ille Mr i nd Mre J1mH Ad1m1, ly Clerk of Orange County on Newport 8"cf'I, boy en 4. 1983 ,__ Publlehtd Or1ng1 CoHI Dall)' f-..al Piiot. Ole 29 11182 Jen 5. 12. 19. Mr end Mre Jonn Tupy, Co1ta M111. boy Mr end Mre Ooug111 Frltdmtn, lrvtne. boy Mr 1nd Mrt Anthony M1rt1n. Cotta M .... glr1 M r 1nd M11. Robert Runell Huntington 8"cll. glfl Mr end Mra Jeffrey Ly1tt. C0111 M... boy OclCIMr 22 Mr •nd Mr1 Ro1>111 D1mml11, llVlnt;Jltl Mr. I Mrt Rlcllerd Sw•n Colla M .... l>Oy Mr end Mr1 JQl'ln Dedf. lrvlne, boy Mt 1nd Mre leott Wellm•n. '"""'· boy Mr and M11. Don•ld 0111ne, Cotti M-, boy OtltolMr n Mr •nd M r•. Robert "ou. Huntinoton lwofl. 9trt OOtoMr .. Mr •"d Mr• lttnlty Mo,,feon, ""'"'· girt Mr and Mrs. Oralt Low.. l.tJOUl\t Beech, boy Mr Ind Mra. Dlvld Prwndergatt, lfVIM.olrt Mr •no .,.,., Jaolc 1 11nlay1 '°'1rlteln Vlli.r. Olfl Mr .,,d Mrt JOIWI 'hrd,_., Coate MIM. ewi OO..-• M r and Mr• Jua" lendoval, eo.11 Meta. oln Publl•ll•d 0 11nge Co111 Delly l"3 68l2·82 Poot, Jen 12, 19, 28, Feb 2, 1883 232·83 Nit.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE '1CTifVXIS IUllHIH NA• ITATIMIHT f'ICTITIOUI IUllNlll The rollowlng p111on 11 doing NAMI ITATIMINT bull,_" The following p111on II doing U 9 FOODSERVICE CO , 485 bulllntll .. •THE LAB", 11211 •D, Vlcltorla E 17111 Str .. t. Sulit 804 Cotti St • Cott• MtH, CA fl827 MIN, CA 9282' l!dWln F. Htgolna, c .D T., 1000 Jonn Nlellolu Deamo1. 10~7 Cenyon, Coe11 M .... CA ta827 w 81lboe Blvd • 8•1b0a, CA 92883. Thi• ~· la Condvctt<I by i n Tiit• ~ I• conoucilld by en 1ndMoue1 lndl\lldull EClwfn F Hlgglfl1 Jr JoM N. OMmol Tf'lll 1111-1 WU tiled Wftft Ille Thll llll-t WU llltd With the Covnty Clerk of Otange Counl)' on Couttt't Clerk Of °'lltl09 County on Dec. 23. 1082 ~ 23, 1082 '1111414 Publltlltd Orengt COH\ OtllJ Piiot, Dec 2t, 1082", Jen 5, 1t. 11, 1"3 5M7-t2 •••••• ... ., ..... , . .., ... t.~ ,.... Publlehed Orenge Co11t Deify PllOt. 0.0. 29, 1882, Jen. 5. 12, tf, ,.., ITATI...,, M wmtDAAWM. '"OM l'AllTMP .... ONAA.,.. UNDIR l'ICTITIOUI I Ul *'ll N ... Tht followtno pereon II•• withGrtWf! M • o-w• 1*1nw lfom Ille IWIMrtftlp 09«•1ln0 und« the lk;llllOut IWtl,,... ,,_ of K & L AIRCRAFT et 787 W. 191n, "8utle J", eo.te M .... C.aitolnlll t2827 The llc;lltloue bu1lntu n1m1 11•1emerit tor the pattn«tllle> -lll•d on O~obet 2', 111112 In 1111 County or Orenge FILE NO. 200788 Full N•m• •nd AddllH OI , .... Peraon Wlll'ldr1wtng; l(enMtn W Bredlhlw. 710 W. 18111, Aptrtment 18, Coet1 M .... Calllornl• 92827 111 Kenneth W 8rac:tlft- Publf1n1d Or1ng1 Co111 Dally Piiot Jen 12 19 28, Flt> 2. 111113 229-83 MLIC NOTICE K..C0114 FICTtllOUI llUSMH HAMf IT ATrMaHT Tne fotlowing l*tOnl 111 dOl"O bullnMI .. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VABB EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, 825 N Euclld SI Ste 0 , Anllftelm. CA 92801 S1111e B1n1on. 2282 HOllltllf TtrTact, Glendale, CA 0120e, Kenetn L Miiier. 20520 Dumont St . Woodland Hlllt, CA 813&4 Jonn R Kuzma. 5339 Wlltow4c:ll Ot . An1helm, CA 92807 "°""'°"_ .. ~ ITATUll.NT Th• touow1no "'.an 11 dolno ""*-M "0 TICHHOLOGY. 6H1 ~Cir., Hunllnoton BMGn. CA.'*' G1ty C. anti, 6ff1 K9ftW!dl Cit., Huntington hedl."" 926" nw. bWllrieN 11 oonduc..O by 1111 lndMclu•. o.ty C. luttt Thie ~ -fll9d With Ille COlltlt) Oerti of Otllt\09 County on Jen. 11, 1M3 ...,., Publlth9d Oreng• Oout Delly Plot. J1111 .. 12. 111, 2t. F.O 2, 1083 221-83 FK:TITIOUI 9U8IMIH NAmSTA~ "Th• following perton 11 dolnO ~ .. VIA LIDO LEASING & 8ALE8, 3338 VI• Lido, Sult• A, Newport 8Hctl, CA 12843 Peter G PtltUHI, •2 AUi Grand Ducal, Hewpor1 8eacit\, CA ll28eO Tiit• ~ 18 eondl.IC11d by an lndlvldull Peter G Plllu- Tnll .. .,_, WN meo with tl'll County Cler~ of Orange County on Dec. 23. 1982 , .... , Publl•n•d Orenge Cout Delly Piiot, Dec. 29 1982, Jan 5. 12. 19. 1983 Thie bueinMt 11 conducted by an Individual fltllUC NOTIC£ John R. Kunnt Thi• alltemenl wu flied wllll 1111 K.on90 County Clerk oi OrlflO' CounlY on f'ICTITIOUI llUllHfll Dec 22 1982 HAM( ITATEMENT f'2Gl4M Tne lollowlng perton 11 doing Puoll1ht d Orerige Coeet Diiiy ~ M Piiot, Jen 5, 12. 18, 26. 1893 ELDEN AVENUE HOME· 124-83 OWNERS ASSOCIATION. 895 Town ------------Center Drive, Suite 800, Cott• P\8.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI 8USfNEH NA.fff ITA'nMEHT Th• lollo..,1ng ~r90n la doing bull'11UH DONALD M TIPPETT, JR & ASSOCIATES. 810 Hewpor1 Cen\11' Ori.,.., • 1320. Hewpor1 8Mct'l. CA 92860 Tippett & Clemo 1n1uranc1 Ser¥1cea, Inc . 1 C1llfornl1 corporellon 810 Newport Cente< Orlve, .,320 Newpon BMcn. CA ll2GOO Tl\19 Dullntaa II Oondl.IC1ed by I oorpor1llon . Tippell end Clemo lnaur•nce Sll"\lleet, Inc D M Tippen Jr PrMident Th1t allt1ment wH 11 ... wttn tile Counly Cltr'k of Orange County on Jan 5 tt83 Jeck.eon, 11Cld6w a SYdrMftg Al1or-ye 11 U. OM Clottc: ..._ .. , lvlte 250 Newpon lleeoll, QA..., ,~ Publl1lled Orange COHI Diiiy POOi Jan t2 19 28, Feb 2, ~tea 246-43 Meu,CA92e26 Ptltr J Sa)ovlcll, 895 Town Center Dr1111. Sull• 800, Co111 M .... CA 92826 Tiile bu"-19 conductlCI by an unlncorpo1111d a11QClet1on other than • partnttlftlp. Jamet W. Palrnet Any-ln-Faci IOf Ptttt J Sa)OVIC;ll Tl'lll alll""'"t wu tiled with 11'11 County Clltk of 011nge Counly on Jan 4. 1983 f20U12 Publl•ll•d Orenge COHI Diiiy Pilot, Jen 12. 19, 2e, F.O 2 t083 247~ PUBLJC NOTICE W-000 WANTED TO LIAN STATI Of' CAIJ'°""'A IN CITill Of' 8U£NA ...... COITA MllA. LYNWOOD 9M MOM'Tl8nLO Appro•tm1ttly 2.200 1q It ol e>.llllng. good qu•llly. •Ir condnlonlcl omce "'ace. Sp-10 be localed on !tit ground floor wtlll MIY 1CCM1 to parklnQ .... s~ muet matt c;urrent handica p ~blllly requtr-U 12 P•rklng sp1c11 required flUBl.IC NOTICE Spece to l>I a11111d to Stitt 1 -----.--Oll--19-----spedf!Q4itlont .. -ry FICTITIOU8 9U81N11et PIHH wrllt to 01Ck Merren, N.AMI ST A TE.-NT l.ffelng Otflolt. o.c>t ol General ~-SPKI M111egemen1 Div Tne ro11owtng Plf~• are doing 915 C1p1101 Mall. Room fi10 .,.,.._. •• S1cram1n10. CA 948 t4 Pnone PULLMAN ASSOCIATES. 3090 916/44.fi..2475 Pullmen A¥1nu1. Coate Men. f1na1 date lor ,_.. .. I• J1n<1ery Celllornla 926.28 26. 1933 JAMES P WARMING TON. Publlalled Orenge Co111 Dilly 3090 Pullman AlllnUI, Cot11 M .... Piiot. Jan 12 13, 11>83 California 92828 21743 ROBERT P. WARMINGTON, 3090 Punmen Avenue, Cotta M .... Celltorni. 82828 T1111 bullneat 19 COndUC11d b)' a glf*ll Pllr1ntrlftlP. Robtr1 P Warrnlf1G1on Thll l llftrntnl WU flltd w1tl\ the Counl)' Cltnl of Orenge County on Januery 5. 1983. KIHDIL a A.NOllltlON o-M Q, TJ*, hit. 4000 W.ON1tlw atwO.. lutte 1000, hel T-. .... 11*1 11eectt, e• aaeo ...... Publltlltd Orange COHI Dally Piiot, Jan 12, 19, 28, Feb 2, 11183 244-83 "8..1C NOTICE f'ICTITIOU8 9UIMU ,.._ITATDllWT Tiie following 1>«80n I• doing ~ .. ANTIQUE AMERICANA GRAPHICS. 785 Newton Way, Cotta M .... C.llfomla 928U. Don1ld I an Weyne, 30 ta F1rn1111tll Ln , Cot t a Mau, Celllomte 92t2t Thll bu"'-i. oonducllCI by an lndtvldlHll OoNlld 11111 Wl)na Thia ltet_.,t -!Med wflll the County Clerk of Ofange County on o.c 23, 1982 ...... Publlllltd Or~g• Coaet Diii)' Pilot, Oec 2t tH2. Jan 5. t2. 18, 1083 655342 P\8.IC NOTIC£ Kaoa4 f'ICTTTIOU8 .,_,, NA• ITAT'DlnfT The following per11on1 ere doing but!,_ .. P!T£RSON AND COMPANY, 3080 Putman Str•t, Co111 Men, Calllornle 92828 L E Pttereon and Company, 3080 Pulmen Street. Cotta MM&. CA 9M26, • California Cor-poreuon Thie ~ i. condl.IC1ed by • COtporlllOn ' L E. Pet1<son and Company L1wranoe E. Ptllf80ll Ptllldent T'llla rtet_,t ..... tiled wltn the CounlY Clltll of Or lflOI County on Dec; 23, 1082 P'2IOUIO , Pullll1hed Or1n91 Co11t Delly Piiot, Dec. 29. 1882. Jan 6, 12. 19. 1983 Nil.JC NOTICE '1CTTTIOU8 .u ..... ...... ITAT'lmNT The lollowlng pereon 11 doing ~u; JOYCl!'S 8AL80" BEAUTY SALON, 410 WMI Coett Hlghw•y. Htwport Beecll. CA 92893 Joyo• A o blnaon. 1790 1 H«>klnl SI.. lrvlne. CA t210S Thi• bullllllll " c:ondue1ed by 1111 lnOl'\lldual Jo)'c• Aoblnton This llal-t WU llled wtth ttle COUl'lf)' C4lrk OI Of-91'1gt County on Jan. 5, 1983. ,... Publlelled Orenge Cout OeUy PllOt. Jen 12. 19, 241. Feb 2. 18'3 24&-e3 l'tllUC N011C( ' • t Coue DAILY PILOT /Wednnd•V· Janu1ry 11, 1883 -.OTlCI CW TRUIT9 I UL.I ~Alff MOTtC• ._.. NOTICI °' ,_.,..., 1AL1 l ,I ,,..._ "YOU" , .. O,UTY II 1• NOTJC80f""'91'U'llM.I ~ .... ..... MOftOI •onc"o..,. M CAUU YOU . '··Ilk~ T.I ..... ..... YOU Ml It OIH&.-.T ' A A A I I I M UU I If V U • ..ollf Alff .net fO AYVOAll, INC • _,, ......... --~--,-... ,......... ••'9 . --"':=l':i~:t=~=ttr.::~~~~::;~===t~=:-: •• ''"· UtU.Ht YOU TUI nM. YIU .,..,_ ._.. •111 tw ... eh• WI.&. _.,..,,.._ .a:;.., llrW --.. -....... -.AOTIOllt TO Pl'OTIOY YOUR W,oumeyNIVtlllel•t!IH'9Nto Diii 0, TllUlt, D~UO AT 'Ult.IC AUCTIO .. TC) THI TtU_.H 11ft.i.r an• jtmli~-"le lr--4=~:;:,t~~r.:1~~~~=~~'.::'.:r~ -N•lal.oclHlf+---..::~--ilNMllMlf•••R"'"'MA"ll ~ .. A -~~ ~--llMllll!t ~ ....... ~., .. ~ HJ-e•OOP ~"-0.A& -.rm• ...... ~--•• ,.. petlo ftplO, • Htb.t, l'lfi'fY redea tau "'*"'° IA&.& " YOU _,D AN by peylng •II of your r••• •v• YOU TMCI AO TO NOTIOf (OIYtllie tt time of -. 1n Nlwflll ttt1 .. -. No~. ,. room. "411mo. 1 I I ''· ,.,,19, bulltlnt. mo, 11. uwaaa llM.MATION °' TMI NAT\Hll ~ plue pwmlttitd .... .,., YOUR ••o:i~'J· " MAY .. lllOfley of IM UllllM •••l"I •II ud•. , ••• 111, el om•••• l>'~"· 10 W lay. dtepH 6 oerpel. No~. ,,..,....Ml\.,_.., °' fMe NOCll.DIMO A~f "'*'* ,_,.,,..,, ltv• MU!IN frOft'I IOLO AT A IAU.W YOU flOM, lllte Moll..,,.~ te "9Mfde MIN ......... C*lllW Mt-001i "" ~H18 ,.._ "' , .. , YOU. YOU IMOUlO CONTACT A IN dtte 11111 no41oe Of default ... -.0 AN IXJUNAnotl °' Tlll Md 1'0W....., by H t.lftOet Milf Oeed ,....,._ 01 Of .... ~ ..... -~ I> I Ir. t O be• O II . LAW'fftt. 1eooroeo flMI _. le '4fi3.00 lltATUl'I 0' TMI NOCllDIMe o1f,,_.In1M prooeny,.,..,..., of O•llforn~~..t ••e HC•• ~''-New ~ COMo, weiMI a .,, '"' ... 2 cw gar, asiOlmo 171-3141 On Tu.G•t· ,~ .. tty I. ·~ ..... Of M191111 17, 1111, end WJll AOAllltlf YOU YOU INOULO ~ CHAftld c L"'-'M .. u:atArteil IO t.C. ""--1 •· • • •ttecMcl lmmed OOCUt>-1 I 1000 am .. T"-""IAMCNOA TITLI lnoruH unlll your aoooun1 CONT.ACT A LAMA. TlllUtTC>fl L W KIH KIHNll, 111 ~ Wlilfler, dryer a n Cl 't . I I 2 8 I m O r' 'fetrly, gar plui9, IN8Ul'IANCI COM,ANV et dul~ ~ ~ You rtlty l\Ot ~ On Jenutty H , 1..,, et t0.00 llNMlftltd W .. 10 111 ~ ~"-L HU. ....... .:.:~ ..... lrplo, ~ fr9"Cltt wM! M0-167'. •!Pe to bMctl. WS/mo •PPOlnltd T11111 .. under 111d to PtY lie lfltn unpeld Po'1lon Of • m . Cat1to1nl• l'lrtl lank, • one•lltlf lnttrHI end LAll"V ,...,._. lllddlr 18' _.. dowt, top floor, p ool W"LI< ;0 e••cH d•Y• 13 1•6448• evH Pllftlilllt 10 DMd Of T'IMI. rflCIOfded your aooou111, ev•n 111ougn tull Oelllor111• oorpo,.11c11. " duly VICTO" IL.I.I Md JAHIOI ANNI 11me Of .... 111 i.wM,...,... .t., view, lennl• oou1ta, " ' "°" 1764211 AllQllet ta, 1111. 11 lnet No 1t717 paylMftl wu dMla/IWd, bul you 1ppotn1eo Trutt .. ul'dtr and It.I.I, 1111~ end wife " IOln' Uftlted li.t•I at Ute _.... .,.... awt--• I 1"· trpc, Get' wtr pd, t•· O/W In \OOll 13211. pane 1147, ol llW:i.,:MIOlllUecMlldabow, Wt-lloOeedotTr11tt1tt0tdad •--,. .. 101n~~ -,_..·to-Couft"'~• "'""ng P~ '· •P••• 421 1tlh II , 110 ""'II -nr ~ Olt • ... A.°".'' -·~....... m• " ..... H Ul\I, Oltabht wlgym. -...A 7"-.. w M$O yrty, flrepl nu cpl OfflCilll "-«O• In the ofllOe OI the A"-"'°""" "°"' .... .,... Oc101>W 4, 1t1t ... "''' No 7fft, In•••· .. ~In COf'llmOn 700 CMc c..ter ~ w.. _, ...,., It. Albant.. --· • • • 8. I I I t 5 • Collftty "9c«der ol Oreno-C-1)', Cl teoorctetl~ of thl• documeftf 111 llOOk 13'31. P•O• 1707. ol llNl"OIA"Y v AL. IA H Ma. C:-.Na. .. """" ...... 6414Q1. 1eCfWor llpl w/p()OI, yrly 10AM· 12 00 llllt of Cellfotnla IHculed by l::i dt .. o4 recordatlon ~ OffiOlal Recotde In 1r.. Ollll;e OI the HllVICll COi" . a Celllor11la lllllf•I ~ .. d ,.._ ..... f'U "4501 309 30 h s ld""'CI J Cyg111 and Nll•ll• 0 ). uni-. IM oblaMlon llelllf Co11n1y l'l1co1d.,• or Orange QOfpOiratlon ~" uno.r N6cf o. .. 'fNlfllt• Ht, lie c:lplX, p~ petlo, m 64~1 1 lreat 5 CyClan. WILL. SILL AT PUILIC fOfeololed upon permll1 • tonoet Oou111y. lttl• or Calllornle, "'-Oroeo l'eor11ary 21 1111 u pr~y tltuti.ct In Mid COllll!tY ,... drpe, frMll paint. • VtrHlllH btQll. bdrm, • AUCTION TO HIOH!ST OIOOlA perl<Kt, you new only thl ltgmf I executed t>v Oetald T John. Will ..,,,r No 171 In boell 1<t934 PIQ9 Ind ..... deeerllled ... C110M 10 ~. Nwpt 2 BR. 1 •.t b.t, ,_, bMCh, r o o !ti y, po o I, j a Q ,OA CASH (peyabll 11 Umt Of Nie lo tl~ Ille foracloetMe by Hl.L AT ,.U8LIC AUCTION TO 1611 of Otnolal Aecotdt In Iha ofllot L~ HI (If Tttct 1112, In Ille HJll• •rea. Ufa mo. fiMc, eno1 ger, bltne, optt, S 4 9 5 /mo s • n d y In lewlul money of '"' United the entire amount "'°""' by HIOHUT llOOEl'I 'OR CAIH of IM "9oofd« of Oreno-County. City of Cotll .....,, •• Pel~ 1334182 cir~, '695. 535-0921 &42-81410 llalHI al lhe Clltpmtn Avenue y-CredltOt, (pey1bi. II lime of .... In ltwf\.11 Hid CIMd of lfutt d..Ctll> .. Iha r-ded1r1Do0t<I0.~12to- 6 entrance 10 1111 Civic Center To l'lncl out the emount you'"'* inoney of Iha United 8111 .. 1 ti lhe fOlloWlllO ptopeny Of~.....,., Ml the~ Garden Hltlng, bHm Int. laJMu 1'141 •Baytront• llilldlng, '°° I ChaOll'len AVtlll.HI, pay, °' lo 1tr1111Q1 fOt ~I IO Horth"'°"' 91111ance 10 1111 County Pwoel 3, In th• City of lrvlM, of '"' County Aecorct.r ot NIO 0191. pvl P•llo, I BR N/emkr, Piii eulle. g., 0teno-.CMf0tnla.lllrighl,tlU.end •IOP Ill• fOtKI0•11••· or" your CourlhOUN IOClll.0 .. 700 CIVIC County ot Ore11g1. Sitt• ol Orltlf9Cowlty pllg, OU wtr pd welk-l~ Studio Condo. BIHna, N76/mo 1S7S.152t bef 1n1., .. 1 oonV9yed and now held by ptopeny 11 In IOltclotMK• fOf any Cenl., Drive w111, 111111 Ane. Callfornt1, •• ellown on • P.,cej boe¢ 111 orude oil. pett°""'91. OIONt.. n.., cpt; lmmeo ,rpl, r.11o, Actoea l>ch Dpm · II 11ndtt aald Deed of TrUll In the other reuon, ClOllltc:t Celifornl1, Ill rtoht, lllle 111\d tnl.,HI Map tllld In t>OOlt Ill, oagee 12 to 14 gaa, 1>1H , aaph11t11m. end all No "'9 N ode ......_· I 4 t . 9 8 2 • 4 9 1"', 7 p1opar1y tllutttd In uld Coul\ly An11111rn Hiii• Plal'ned conveyed 10 and now held by II ll'Glu1111e of Pa1ce1 Map1, In the lr.tnelrtd eu1>11e noe• and other "480. 5fie..Osee · ·-r· 1114-Nee EHlbluff: 2 epac. I Br 111\d 81tte ~Ibid u : Community AHoctallon, PCM ul\Cler H id 0-.d of Tru11 In "" ottic. Of the coun1y •-0.. o4 Mid mlntfel• ul\Cler and In 1eld IMCI • apt1. New carpe11, pool, Loi 83 of Trec:t 9023, u •hOWn RHlly and M1negement, Agent, properly a111111ed In H id County county ••cec>C thl right 10 i.-""' portlof\ Lrg 1 Br. PoOI. adult•. In-Jrria1 2'144 one w/lrg balcony ,,..... Of'I • map rec:ordecl In book 112, 23721 llrtoher D1lv•1. £1 Toro, Md 81111 Clteetlbed.. EXCEPT THEREl'ROM IH Oii. QM. of lhe-1-of thl land lot df9nO dry, new, 110 pate. College Pane home nlcet; Milt., .. No peta. MOO pagee 35 10 U or Mlacell•neou• Celtlofnla 9H30 ('114) 7-7291 LOI 14 of Tree• No '271. H 1n int'*el• eno other hydrocatbone. °'*etlone. mlnlnO °' ~ Of I S8&/mo all 3 pm lancftc:eped, lm,.;,ac 4 M25/mo. ~i81 Mapl. rte0td• or Oranoe Cou111y, If 'fOll ,,.,,. any quHllon•. yc>u anown on m•o recotdtd in t>ooll 1>elOw • ~11 of 500 reel. wt1tlOut alt kln<l• lncNOlng but noc llXdlMMI &42 1401 8 c.ilfornla 1hould conl•CI 1 lawyer or Ille 32t O*CIM 35 3e 37. encl SI of Ille rlghl of eurl•<l• entry. H of Oil well dtlltlng, ol 0.0411~. • Br• 2 81 1850 lt11e. 8p.ciou1 IPI I mllt from hcepllng lherelrom, all oll, gov.,nmenlal agency whtc:h mey Ml1c;ellaneou1 Mep1. rec:orde of r--.eer•Uone, IOOtff* wnn me E'etde28r~IQabalc 642·8724 l>Mch,nope11 gu. uphallum Ind other flaY1ineureclyourloan. Orang1Counly.C11iforrll• VOUAREINDE,AULTUNOl!RA 119' ol tald '"''-fOf Oii. wellt. gar ..... e&. 120 t 201h'. I-•••• ltac'" •7.aa 642·2357 llyd1oc:erl>on eub•t•ncH Ind Rem1m1>•,. YOU MAV LOSE Tll• •tr••• •ddren end olhat OEEO OF TF~UST DATED JANUARY ,.,.,, lunnell. rnll\lno e.eevatloN tl46-01otl 648-82111 - -• • .. mln«llt lyll'g below the Cleplll ol LEGAL RIGHTS If YOU 00 NOT c;ommon dff19netlon. If eny. or lhe 29. IHI UNLESS YOU TAKE or "''"'· provided. now.vei. lhi ' Attractive l1tg• 2 Br 1·~ 4 Br condo. 2'.t ba, pool & 500 •••• from lh• turl•c• end TAKE PROMPT ACTION , .. I properly dHClll>•d above It ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR ••m• 111811 not be c:on11rlltd to ..._ 2 &., pello 6 OW• ' leMll, no ptla. ""'· wllholll lhl rlglll of autf-9111ry NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 11111 011rpor1td to be 18171 PHIO PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A ptolllbll llant dr1111ng or lllCfl other age. No pete. "475 mo. Ba North L=. N-I 8 6 0 · 6 3 3 • g 2 2 2 , The elrHl eddreu a11d other P\HIUlfll lo Artlcle IX, Secllon 7 of Pieateo. 1rw1e. Clllloriml PUBLIC SALE IF YOU HEl!O AN operallone WhlC;h In no wsy i.a tw In &<IS-6677 crpl, deoof' S&85 739·8521 r.ommon deelgl\allon, If any, ollht the Oeclarellon ol Covenant•. The 11nder 11gned Tr 11t1ee EJCPLANATION OF THE NATURE lfly way affect 1M _._ nahll of mo. 4g7•1020 rffl property dHCrlbld tl>Ov• 11 Col\dlllont end Reatrlcllone. d1tc1a1ma 1ny ltel>lllly lor an OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST u6C1 lend, and wtlklh do no{.,..., Condo 2 bf. 1 ba. nr. SO North End, pinoremlc 113 29111, 2 Br 1 Be, front PIHPorte<I 10 be 1087 !I Camino. reoordtd April 21, 1917, In BOOlt 1ncuec1ne11 ol Ille 11r .. t IOClrlll VOU. VOU SHOULD CONTACT A Mid land al a point .... thin 1100 Ctt. Plaza, fuN MCUrlly. 2 ~ view. walk ecrOM llOuM S800 pr mo yrty Coeta M .... Calltornta 1218', Page• 209-327. or Ottlclel snd othel c;ommon dMlgnatlon. II LAWYER f-1o Mid turf-. u r_....o 111 rlQ. rmt, 2 PoOl•. lecuuJ. llrMI 10 pvt beach. Lux. 213/433-0502 T II• undet11g nad Trutl•• Recorelt, Orange Coonty, Celtfornta, 1ny. ehown herein Ttie '''"' •ddr ... or lhe •bow le the deed from Eeln.lh Reot C.on. Muna. Avall. 211 1550 10 yr old con<lo. 2 BA 2 Lido lele, lgt 3 br. 2,~ ba, Clltolalm• 1ny lfeblllly for any a b1uch of 1111 obll9111on ol Seid nle wltl b• made , but 18012 Cowen. lrvlnt. CA No r-decl February 3, 1853 In ·boo!< mo. 875-3551 dlye; Ba, fplc, avail lmmed frplc. sundeck, •lrlum. 1 lnGOfreGlnHt ol lhl 111111 eddr-peymenl or aHenmente hH w11hou1 c:ov1n1n1 or w1rren1y, werrenly 11 given •• to tit 2448, pege 1~. ~., ~dt. e50-83M -· 11200 mo Call 9•5• M·F. car gar LMM 11200 mo D end other common e1111gneuon. If oocumld. Notice of Mid l>reectt end exp•"• or trnplled. reoarotng 11111, c;ompteten .. , °' couectMSa The alrffl •Cld••H eno ottter *"Y· lhown herein llen wu llled lor record on July 2. ooHanlon. or •Mumt1r•ncu, Tf\e 1>1ner1C1ery under Mid O..C common deelgnellon. If any, of IN Mau Verde lg 21>1'. P•llo, 720-0180 (Ille number) 873-0915 Said H I• •Ill b• made, bul 1982 u lnttrument No 12-231207 1nc:1ue11ng ''"· clllfgH a nd of Tru11. by reuon OI • t><Heh or ,.,, ptoptrty deecnbed ebOY• 11 QW. Very nice. No pell. Eutblutt IPK 1 br pool wlllloul coven1n1 or warranty, ol H id Olflclsl R1cord1 No ••PlflNt ol Ille frullM end of 1 deflUll In the obltgallona escureel puroor1e<1 1o be 1H9 Monrovia l500 +MC. 11711-4383. l!!f!r1 ltac~ 2719 MW crpt, plNsant ., .. : •JLPI ... or lmOliec:f, reg.,e11ng tnle. paymen1 of pul due arnounll llM 1r111te c:rHltd by H id OHO ol thereby. h.,etolore ••ecu1eel and Avenue. Cot11 M•H. Callfornla po1Nto1lon, or encumbra-. lo occurred Tlletelore. ,,,. .\nehelm Tr111t. lo pay Ille remelnlng ptlncl delivered to lh• 11nd1,.lgned • 92827 Luxury 2 bdrm. 2 bl lj)I. NO FEEi .\pt. & Condo No peu. S800 mo A P•Y lhe remaining prlnclpel aum or Hiii• Planned Community tum• or'"' noll(I) MCured t>v wrttlen Qeclarllton of Delaull Ind Th• underelgned Tru•t•• Frplc, small v•rd. S700 ren1111. Villa Ren1a11. 844-4767. 1111 nota(•l MCured by 111d Deed of Aa1ocle1lon doea h.,tl>y elect to Dffel 01 Trull to wll 122,eee.o Oemend for Sele, end wrlllen nottce oiaclilm• any ll•blllty tor •fir .,.mo ___ . _s5_1.e2 __ 28_. ____ 1 ___ 8_7_5-_4_9 _12_s_ro11_ar __ 1·2-B_r_2_8a_.-S800--/mo-.-V-e<-· Trutt, wllh tn1eru1 lllereon, ea ••II or c•u•• to 1>• aold. Iha w11h lnler••I 11111eon from Merell or l>•Hdl and ot tlectlon 10 caUM lncortectl'lffl of the ••r-llCldt- ...... 8d 2 S Ill 1 lh / provided In Mid ncta(e). edvanoea, lolfowlng Oeeorlt>ed reel pr~y 10 20, t982 at 13 00% Pit annum lhe und.,elgned 10 ••II n ld end other common .._._.Uon. N laundry, adult•. no i>et•. '*' Actou from N-· <><*In vu, v. rplc. I ot T Nt I, fee1. c;h arg11 • n d Lot 8 t of Trac; I 92U H per •nd .,,y adv.,_. of 18.939 40 wit end lllerHlter the unelerelgned "'~~':~AULT......,.,_ A .......,: 1 rm, 1b8. PoOI. 8' 2 Ba. lrom 525. No u • P~ic!u•1 w It *"'I'· under thl 1.,m, of Mid o..c Nll•fy the obllgallon provided tn Mkf ncla(•I plu1 coat~ property IO Mllety Mid obllgaltone, --- 833-7890 Of &4&-UM7 port a..ch Golf CourM pool, ape. ClubhOllH exoen-or,,,. Tr11tlM encl of,,,. map •ICOfOed In 800ll 413, Pegee I lnlerHI clUMCI NlrMCfl end of O«.lO"' TillU9T DATii> llAY 11, WMlelde Skylark Apia. $45-4855 yete metd, MC lye 211. Huell crllled by H id 0HCI of 10 11, lncluelve ol Mt-iteneoua The l>eneflelery und*' MIO 0..C 9*1ton 10 be r11COtdld JUM 15, ·1•1. UM..aSI '/OU Till AC1'M)M 820 C~ler St. 2 Br. 2 .. OIQI• _5_4_·_08_7______ Trva1 Mapa. In,,,. Oftlct or the Orange or Trual 11ere1orore He<:u1tc1 end tte2111na1r No 82-20417llo1Nld TO "'OTICT YC>Utl lltlOttlltTY, B -" The Iola! ernounl of lhl unpaid County RecOtdef. dell11ertd 10 lhl und.,algneel Of!IClal Hecofd1. IT MAV U aOLD AT A "*-IC •· newly deooreltd, IHO IHI 11flL laa Clt•tall 277' L balenct of tilt obllgallon aecured The racord veeled owner• oflhl wrttlen Dectar111on or default end Seid ule w111 be made, but I AL r . ., you N r Io A .. ·~~ ~~~r11o0~1r,':. Prefet remile. neat 35lh 2 Br. 1485. yHrly. new by lh• properly 10 1>• told end prop«ly more commooly known u Demand ror Sate, end • wrllte~ wllllou1 co11en1n1 or warranty, •~NATION Of' T .. NATUM M* ~., .. 2 & Balboa. $450 MC dep decor, pool, nr beach, re11on11>1e u1tma1ed coue. 15160 Greentboro LIM, Anaheim, Nollet of 0.l•ull and E1ec11on 10 ••I>'"• or Implied, reQal'ding lllle, Of' ntl lltlOCll!DINO AOAINIT .,_.,., 75.._..516 exoen-and ldvanc:. ••the lime Celllomta. are HOINll'I Noetell end Sell The undertlll'* c:.uNd Mid po ... uion. 0< encumbf~. 10 rou, row alto tot Id oe11t••• • bu• No i>et• 411M277. ot Ille lnlllel oubllcallon ol Ill• Sandri Noerall. No11C• of OlfllUll ena Etec:11on I o•y lhe remlllnlng prlnclpal aum of LAWYllt. .,._...,.8110 S550/mo Bachelot Ptn· Pltuanl, eunny 2 Br 1 Be. y Notte. of Sale la 188,857 30 Dated September e, 1982 Seti IO be rec:O<decl In 11\e count not• aecurld by Mid Deed of Trual. Seid ul• wlll 1>• m ade. but ~-u lhOuM Versalllel, p()OI, refrlg. QMllQe, no pelt Thi t>eneflQltty llftder Mid o..CI 811 Unda w .. 11111 where Ille •Ni property It IC>Uted wllh lnleraat u In Hid note wllhou1 covenant or warranty, " .... ...,.El-•P•. aecurlly glle, all S450 493•2710 or Truet llet•tolor• ••eculed and STATE OA CALIFORNIA/ 0•1«1 0-..oer 21. 1982 provide<!. 1dv1noee. II any, uno.r •llP'-or Implied, regerOW\g tllle, ... 1 emenlllea, no pete Call d•llv•r•d 10 1111 unel•rllgntel • .. Callforn11 Flral Bank the le•m• or .. 10 Deed of Trull. poueulon. or encumbrancee, Ntw Townhom•• for for eppl 2 Br 2 B•. nr Sen Cle· .,,111en Oeclaralton of 0.111111 and COUNTI OF ORANGE I ae .. to''"".. •-. chargee eno ••oen-of lhe lnc1ue11ng I•••. cherg•• e nd rent , TSL Mgmt 642•1903 menle Hotp. pallo newly Oem•nd tor Sale. and 1 wrlllen On September 8, 11182, btlore 530 B Street TruatM and or lhe tr\ltl• cr .. 1ee1 by ••oenNt ot Iha Truet .. end of the 1 Bdrm (l8'Qe) $8351 deco<, ...,.,.,. & gu pd. Nooce of Default 1nd Eleclton 10 me, th• under11gned, • Notary S1111 Otego. Catllornia Hid Oetd or Trvtl. Said Mii wffl lie 1rual• C•Hl•d by uld Oted of 2 Bdrm 2.,., Ba S750 $450/mo 891-111-44 S4lll The unclef'tigned c:euNd Mid Public 1n end tor Hid S11te. 1819) 294-4654 held on We<lneaoay. January 111. Trutl, to pey tf\e remaining prtnCi09I F I lled Ill NOii<:• ot Oeteull end EleGlion 10 petaonelly IPC>Mfed llnO• Weettall. Sy .Jo Lucu 1983 •I 2 00 0 m •I 11\e Ch8')men eum of the note(•) t«Uted ~ eielCI rp c, veu c• ngs. WllTll RllTALS Spacious 2 Br 2 B1 w/w s... 10 be rec0<ded In 1111 'oun1y known 10 me to be AHtttanl Publlanea Orange Co111 Deily Avenue an1renee lo lhl Clvtc: c.nt., Deed or Trual 10 wtt at 11,361 13 dbl gar~,~~ 1 3 & 4 8' Ck>H lo waler, car pelt, lrplc, patio, p wn..e 11\e rNI property 1S loc:a1eel Sec:relary 01 lhe COfpotltlon lhll I PllOI. Dec 29, J.,, 5, 12. 19. 1983 Building, 300 E Chapmsn .\venue. IMlh Inter"'"--from .,..,di 1. 64$-27311 842_..905 lurn & unfurn, reaaon· •Io v • I 5 2 5 mo o.te· January 3, 1943 •••cuted the wllhtn 1n11rument, • 5880-82 1n lhe C11y of Orange, CA 1982 " IS 50% o•• •nl'um •• a bla, all emenlll11 9g1. 1644. Tr• n a• m • r I c • T 111 e knowo lo me lo be lhl peraon who NOTICE AT TIME OF SALE BIDS ptovlded In Mid note(ll pi111 coett Frpl 2 Br, 1 Ba, pallo, lltlCI Br<*« 875-4912. -a--,--1-0--1-.-1100-lneurenct Company ••eculed 11\e Within lnatrumenl on PUBllC NOTICE MAY BE MADE IN CASH ANO/OR end any adv1ncn of 13.242 94 with gar, MW drapee, Clfll" I pp .1 nfll. 1ra _ a , -u Mid Tr\111.. behalf of the coroorallon thtrlln THE CASHIERS OR CERTIFIED inier .. 1 & pal I Cloet I &hop-111a,&HjJ ... .'.L 830 N. Mein Slr .. t. named. end ICllnowttdged IO me aio.u NOTlCI CHECKS SPECIFIED IN CIVIL Thi beneflclety under u6CI OMd ping S5251mo 5:1-&130 \JilfiJ'Jjt Ftcl015/11A~~EllSAI I Santa Ana. C elltorn11 11111 euc:ll corocwetlon executed 1111 ~--•• CODE SECTION 2924h ot Tr11a1 ne.e1ot0<e Heculecl ano '·-·-··-·---" I "" 92702 wllllln ln11rumen1 ou••uenl IO lie UHlll'lt!DICHOOLDttTIUCT Al the llina ol Iha lnlll•I dellv.,d 10 1111 underalgned • S300. 1 bf' 4-plex In quiet, COUNTRY Ct.US LI NG Bachelor & I Br apla. (714) $47-9571 By-Lawe or • r.oluuon of Ila Boatd NOTICI INVITING INOI publleallon of lhlt notlcl, lhl lotlll 'Nfltten Oeciaretlorl of Default llnd 1eft courl fo r non-IN NEWPORT BEACH S350 & $400 S250 dep. By Pamele R Town..id o4 Olrac:1ora 940 NO. 1t-a amoun1 of Iha unoekl balence of lhe O.mend for Sell. and • wrltt•n amok«. w/prev rental Slngl•• t & 2 Bdrm very Nie• complex ANl•llant Secrllary WITNESS my 111nd and ot11c1a1 COHTl'IACT NO. Ge.a :)bllgellon Hcured bl lhe •l>ove Nolle. 01 Otleult •nd Election 10 re I. 9 5 4 w. 17111 . Apartmenll & Townhou-549.0130 Victoria Ma· L Publl1had Orange Co111 Delly Mal NOTICE IS liERESY GIVEN lhll liucrlbeel aeed o 1rue1 and Sell. The undetalgned CIUMd Mid 548.33211. -nor, 9 99 Vic toria St, PUol, Jen 12. 111, 28. 1983 tat Julla S WHkerllOn 1ne Board of Educallon or th• ei11ma11d cotl•. e11penua, end NoUce ol O.laull end Elecl11on to F SS60 271-83 Accounl No 028-0ll28808t0 Newoort·M•u Unlllea School 1ovenc:t1 It $742.304 55 To Sell lo be recorded In the oounty Dua Ptiat Z'IM On Ja~ee Ad 11 Cotti Mesa 01m•ic NOTICC Pu1>ll1hed Or1ng• Co•tt Dally 0111r1c1 or Orange County will :1e1.,m1ne lhe open4ng bid, you m<1y wner1 1111 ,.., PfOPl'lY 11 ioceteel n1u~ Pltol Jan 12. 19, 28 Feo 2. 11l83 "'*"' MllMIO bid• up lo 2 00 Pm :1111714) 937-0966 Date<! Otoember 20. tM2 8lg 2 Br. S475/mo Near Sen Joaqutn Hill• Ad IM•• 2900 268-83 on Iha 271h Clay ol J~•rv 1983, 11 Oil• o.c.mt>er 22 t942 Gr-cy MOf1GIOI COti> Dina Harbor Apl B, .... 1100 1=-.;;=-------.....,. 0 NOTICE TO CMDfTOH Of' ----01-.,1-IC-Ml\-f-IC_£___ lhe offtce ol Mid School 01t1r1c1. t.YUOAR INC. 11 Mid Tnnt .. 25081 La Cr•tl Owner COiiege tludenl hH pvt 9UL.JC TRAHUI" AHO Of' r~ ""' JOClllCS el 1857 PlecenUe 81r-. 111 Mid TrullM.· &y Stephen p Treynor 41M-6&48 28r, 2Be, 1100 sq II tum room & blttlln CM INnHTIOtll TO TitAHWtft ------------Colla MeH. Calllornla, el which TD SERVICE CO, tgenl AUlltenl Secretary . Lower front, dlx appll-1 house for reap. fe • ALCOHOllC MVUAOI UCINll! NOTICE TO CMDfTORI lime Hid bldt will be pul>llCly :'.;Indy Sc:hoonovef. AMI Sec Publlaheel Oran9e Cou1 Dally But. ltac~ 2740 ancea. cpl/drps, pool. S HiOtmo. Cell Chris (hce. •1ot-e107 u.c.c. OP: auuc TRANUl'.l'I opened and •NCI ror. One Clly Blvd Wal PllOI. Jan 12. 1t. 28, 1983 $850 mo 64S-0002 · 557-5446 T •'"' ~1• ••"Code) (tee.. e101-etor u.c.c.) CUT STOCK PAPER Orenge. CA 92868 "' WllflPll '"' ---------NOiie• .. heteby given'"". bulk NOl•C• I• "•••b~ gtvan 10 Iha All bid•.,. IO be In ICCOfdanc:e 714) 935·11283 •1-'I:> A LOVELY' PLACE Spaclou1 2 Br & Oen Comp. tum 11mell I-rm Irani!" lncluellng i n alcoholic credllora or TE RY DELANY wtlh Condltlorle ln11ruct10n1 end Publlell•O Or1nge CoHI Delly l'U8lJC N()TIC( TO LIVE Waterfront Apl All poolside gal llt NB blvarage llcenH 11 lbOVI 10 be STrEsnAa::.O~O~MOMARCKh~fTe•~·Cllue Spec:1hca1oontwt\1Cherenowonllle Pt101 O.c: 211 1982 Jen 5. 12. LI COOll. qui.I mal M/F meae ol lh•I eerte•n liquor 11ore -~ ~ ·~ • in lh• 0111,. ol lht p en 11 11183 '1CTITIOUS _, ..... •Homey/Pvt 1 & 2 Br •mtn111es boat 111p S350 tnct ul 6"'5·2663 but1neu ~nown u VILLAGE oHIC4 rt 17752 Cowen su .. t, City 11' • ng •S450 lo $550 av all No pets CA LL LIOU ORS ena loc:tteel II 19090 ollrv>ne County ol Orang1 S1ete o• 01. eel or ol 111d Scllool Dl•Hlcl, 5703-82 NA• aTATl!mNT ------------The ro11aw4ng oereon• -aotng •Pool/.,.,e/b...., 7""' """19 B II • Cl Cal1lor•1'1 lh11 e h .... rre~f-•a 111!17 Plecen111 S1r .. 1. Cotle M .... ..... ..... """""' rook Urll .. venue. ly o r .. . """' ••• -• Calllornl• 92827 •5 acres of l>Nullfully 3 -8'--2-8--2-h----Hunllng10n Besch. Co11n1y ol eboul 10 be msele lo HELMUT A Perlormance Bond may be 11ndecaped 1urround-• •. ou ... from Orange. Sl•t• or Camornla 928-48 DUENSER. Tren1te<ee. whOM nome r1qulrecl 11 lh• dltc,.llon of th• PtalC NOTIC( butl~ .. EVANS PROPERTY Inga bctl, lrplc, 08':J:_· StOOO c Name• of Ttenaferora and 1dd'"' It 5949 Abefnathy DriYI, Olttrlct FICTTTIOUI Ml ... H MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 24221 • Nr Frwys & ahopplng mo .. yrly IM 2·~ a • Llc•n-. aociel MCutlty number Clly of W•lehMI.,, County of Lot No 8lddet may wftndraw "'• Bid NA• ITATl•NT Celle de 11 Louin. S11lle 308, •Quiel ar• 2 Br Iba. lrplc:. $650/mo , .. ,c•tl•• • ~.,,-.l' 11\d buelneea tddr_. "' AnoelM. Sl•I• ot Callfoml• ror • perlOd of t0r1y-r111e 145J days The folowlng l)IBOnl 8'1 OOlllg L19Une Hiii•, CA llH$3 No pet tu 111 N H 95~ ,. :. .• P .. CORTES E WEEMS 2•642 f'-property 10 be lr-1wred ta buel-.. J R Even• ~. Inc .•• BUDGET PRINTINQ CENTER. C.tornle Corporation, 24221 c.11e BUSINESS FORMS. PEDDLER de ta louou. Suite 308, Lag11ne B US INES S F 0 RMS. 1 I 9 0 1 HMla. CA 92853 • '· m l•tvl r arbor HI. 1 '•II\ Argut Dr1ve Minton v1110 deK•lbed '" gen«el .. All tlodl In 111" tne date Ml lor lf\e opening <114) Ul-t wkdy. Rich 752·0591 .... , c~· c . I 110,n1 a 9 2 e 9 I s s '''°' ft111urM. tqutprnent Ind QOod lhertol 8081 Holland Cr, HB -~' L .566.26-0801 will 01 lhtl S•erood end M••t The Boero 01 Educauon or Ill• Blwn Slater/Warner 1;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;=:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;;11 KENNETH J NEVEU. 1868 Marki! bu11net1 known u 'TERRY Newoorl·Mne Unified School WHlmlntl•• AVll\UI, SullH N, Thi• butlMM It c:onduCtlO by • Gardtn QroYI. Cl\. eo<oorauon Off a..ch a• Rttnbow Avenue De Pere, DELANY SEAFOOD MARKET .. end OttlrlCt ,._.Ille rll!hl lo reject ~-· ~ w I • eon 1 1 n 5 • 1 1 5 s s located a1 14450 Cul,,., 0r1ve Clr)I IMIY or 111 Bids and no• MCllNl'lly J amee H Htrllly, t&gt2 J R Ev- •...... ··1 .... ,~-'~I • . ecc:epl lho IOwlll Bid. anc:I 10 WllW ..._.. •• -.~ A •397-07·1236 of I'"'"'· County or Orenge Slat• of any Informality or lrrevuiertly In lll)I Bonalrel Clrcle. Hunltnglon e..cto, Com9enlee. inc Spec. t & 2 br, lovely ~~· Hamta. social ..curul number Cet110<n1a BIO recelYed CA 92849 J R EvW\I pll'H & etreem1, ate. ~~\ C, .~ .. -, 8t1G but!,_. tddr ... o ln1ended The b11 ll. Henaler .. 111 t>e NEWPORT-MESA Virgie E Herlley, 180112 Preelden1 gales, entry by phone. , ~ ..,._. Trent•er-. lnciUdlflQ no coo.. ere conMJmm11.o on or 111er 1111 3111 UNIFIED Bonelrd CWcte Hun1ing1on BMcn. Thll etll-• wae n1ee1 wt1n lhe lg• rec UN Incl gym, Pvhlk4tlwu BVEONG c CHOI, 10419 11-VOfJllOUary 11113•• IOOO•m. SCHOOL DISTRICT CA 928411 County Cleft< of Or1n91 County on Tiii• bu1lne11 11 cond11cttd by Dec. 23, 1912 pool & apa. Free cable "I -U.'f J..-..-J, Sieler Ave . Apl • 1011, Fountain al WESTERN MUTUAL ESCROW .. _ --L -~f. ... .._ I nH' no s va•11y, C a l1forn11 92708 CORP Alln M11tllynW .. 1mor•and. ofOrenv'County CA lnCIMduel• (Hu~l>lno 6 Wife) l'leJ A. ~ Vlrgll E. Hartley llOO an.tol ltrett ~~~·1 2 Ire• mo•. ;::::,-::i:.. r811/U... •28&-27·2100 wt!OM add•-It 14081 s Yori>• go:o~hy Hervey Fltller, ----------11 DONG H CHOI, 10489 Sia!., Slr .. t. Sulit 101, Tueltn C1llfoml1 PurellUlng Director Je,,_ H Hartley 11111• 7'00 Lge 2 & w/garage $op41r I put 1i., ed •• 1h.t AYI Aol • 1011. Fountain Valley, 82880 r 11141 7~217 Tiii• •t••-· WU llled wHh IM Coeta ...... CA ... clean. clo1e 10 bch. I ..w •• IAM -.. , Oe.117 Pilot Hd 101 ~Ufom1e 92708 lllal Iha lat1 d•I• or Mong clelme Publl•h•d Ota11ge COHI Dally County Clark or Orange County on ,_..,. $4115/mo 1184-418118, •f ..t • ..,._,.... ae4 I Iola of ... ii. wuh 111.r•~ s Tollll cONlldeteUon lo be oeld for In ,,,. Merow •ef••ed lo hetel11 In Pilot J"' 12 19 1983 Dec 23. 1912 Publl•htd Oreng• CoHI Delly ..... PHol. Dec 29, 1982, Jar< 5. 12. tt. 8112-8115 tted•8' lk prke I 10 rowr 'l••hfl~ 1r.. Pl'OC>lrtY dlecrit>ecS. In gen«el, January 28 1* · · 22243 ... ....._ pnple 11 all •lock tn trade. flxtur11, So ltr •• II known 10 1na Publt•ll•d Or•no• COHI Delly 1993 Piiot Dec 29 198f Jen 15 12, 111, Mlt·N 3 Br, 2 B• heme Bline, equ<pmen1 ena QOod WI" together Tranel., .. ell bulllMM n-end ------------ carpl/drepH, frplc WI TC.. <Acryl NIHok wllh 1ne license 11 $190,000 00. addre•-uMCI by Ille Traneteror PtalC NOTICE 1982 pool. S8501mo Cell a.n... ''.""" fk.,,. I Deacrlptlon A111ou11t for 1r.. ou11hr" )'Ml• ere SAME 536-0921. 1 .. --------•11~-------~ I Olrtortll check 110.000.00 Oaled December 15, lff2 I demand note 10 be Helf'l'lul Ouen-2 8' t Ba. avall. Jen 1 'n 1----------+---------·1 ,~ 1n Clth TrsnaferM ml. lrdm ~ YOU 'CAii tllrougtl eec:row '40.000.00 P11bllthed Orange COHI Dally 'ICTITIOUI aUllNHI N~aTATI....,. 5872-82 The followlng pereona .,. 0otng ---..,.-----------.. ---bu11,_... .. ...... , __ lflllA PAl'IK PARTNERS I, 895 MAim al'A~ 968-4218 F 1 1n11enment nol•. escunty Pt101, Jsnuary 12. t093 -•Wt• ~1 and UCC· 1 finsnclng 2~~ _. c • UllT •t•t-t 1n 11vor or YIU.Ill ... .., $30,000 00 New 1&2 Bdrm luKury 1 lntl11tmenl note, MCurll)I PUBlJC NOTICE Town Cent., onv.. 11111 Floof, Colla Tttt follow1110 peraon le dolrtg M-.CAll28M • Coby N Kellar. en TOWI\ Al EAGER E't'E IMPORTS; 8) Cen11r Drive. 81h Floor. Colla AMOND GRAPHICS; Cl ENCORE; M11a. CA 92828 D I D E l M A A S P E C I A l T Y epta In 14 plane. 1 Bdrm Oii eor-nl. UCC-1 financing In ravor of Miier S 110,000 00 from $540, 2 Bdrm Iron I eta11men1 and O..C of Trusl 15g5, TownhouN from Kind of llC*\¥ 10 be 1ranaterrec1 .885 +pool• ... nnl•. CLASSIFIED end numbe< are Otf·Stle General wat•rl•ll•. pondal Ou llQllot llCenM No 21-93315 for cooking & hetllng t E Th• HI• and 1ranafer wtlt 1>• paid. From San Diego G01111Ummaled el 10 00 a.m. on 0< 'Frwy drive North on after lh• 141h d•y or Ftl>ruery, Beech to MeF1dden 10 1983. •1 1h• eacrow Clee>8'1rnent of S e aw I n d V 11 I 1 g • Beu. Eacrow Enlarprt ... Inc el 505 (714)893-6118 D N Tutlln Aven11e. Suite 160, Sanll A,,., Cell torn•• 112 705 l.ovafy Unit by Ille S.. All olhtr 1>u11n1H n1m1a e na ec.n vt.w. epllt M. 28R To help you sell tc:1dr-• uNd by tri. Trlfltl.,,,,. 1t'•b•, gar, frplc, b•I· lttms you don'I need within,,.. pul 111r .. year• eo ,., " cony, laundry room, it kl\own to Ill• Trana!•• .. • ere 1150. No pett. 762-2197. SAME • R&H 1mteatment1. Th• perllH 1gr•• 111•1 Ill• • coneldlt•llon f0< tP!e 1r1ntler Of !he l.lal. 18f condo. Avell Im• butlnll• ano the ltc:4tnN •• to be med. Pool, Jae, *'"<lty. petd ef1er lhe Oeper1men1 of He. prlt'I · l4H/mo. 6 Alcoholtc: Beve••ll• Control 1111 542-874 ltev•. or To help you find ~OVld the propoeecl 1r-i., 1-7*-3$73 ~/wtu~.. lt•m• you'd Ilk• to Dale<! d~:'l ew:. 1 bdtm, flteplece. pool buy 1<enn1111 J. Ntwu prtVate patio. S4eo mo. 4 Trtmlferort 1424807 B~ C. ChOI Dong H ChOI 2 8r. 2"41 Be. APT. 2 Trllllfet ... frPC'•. em.a yerct, ~ Pul>ll•h•d Oreno• COHI Delly gar~. W•ler paid. t 2 P1to1, Janutty t2, 1~ Chlld ok, ""*I J*. MSO 1 '34.ea mo. 641-2000 Aoent. no I rta.IC NOTICE .... a 8rm 2 ... "'"'"" rm, z~==-~ ...,,,·-...•atft uo ....... 2 llf. 2 ... PoO(. pd6, Mell • No .. M.2·2211. ...... . To htlp you put>llc:lze 1n event or m1kean ___ _. Bnnouncem•nl • 5 6 7 8 I f --, ... ,..,c..,m-=10..,..u-.-au-.... --.. ---1 Rodney M Brue 895 Town ERCHANOISE; El OCEANIC NAM« ITATUlllNT Caneer Drive 81h Floor Coell INTERNATIONAL MARKETING: F) The followtnQ oe<eone .,. dotng ...... CA 112e:ie ELAINE FON> CASUAL JEWEUW butineu M Thoe bu.,,_ 11 condUC1ecl t>y 1 l ACCESSOfUES, F) GALAVANTIN MET l v E TER I NA R v 11mt1ed 081'1,..,.Sfllp ,TRAVEL, 5011 S11p.,lor Ave • HOSPITAL 1848 Eul Lincoln Coby N Keller Newporl l!leectl. Ca. tffe3 Avenue, AnaheUT>, Cellfornt1 92805. Thia t1•t-t wet flied wUll Iha ! 1 e In• Sm 11 h •·Sch I u P. Fugene T Mau, 1818 Elm Coonty Cletk or Of•no• County on 93t2 Ot ytona Circle, Hunt1ng10t1 Sh,..I, Anehelm, Celllornl• 112805 Dec 20. 1982 8-h, Ca. ll284e. Slaven R Meli, 22 Topeka, CoOJ N. Kellef Tllle bu.in.a le conducted l>y 1t1 trv1n1, Cetltomla 92714 AtllffttY .e L.aw 1~~ .,_,. ... ~ ............ Thia busl,,_ II eonoucteel bye O.-• A-' ,._,,.,..,"u_.._ ~al OllflMfthio .. Tt"" Clftter Or. Thie ltatenwtt -llled wlltl the Eugene T Meu 1'9flttl ,..., County CWt1 of Orenge County on Thll tlal-1 wH ftled Mlh lhe COila ...... CA ta241 Jlfl 11, 1983. County Clar'k of Orange Counly on 11• .... ~ "'1'm Dec 23. 11182 '1091IO' P\lbH1hed Otel'gt CoHt DallY John P. CllemM!ielll Publltlleel Orange Co11t Dally PllOI Jen. 12. 19, 26, Feb. 2. 1N3 Attomer P11o1. Dec: 2$ 1ee2 J•" 15, n . 1t 1118-«t OlllMitMMent ACCG\1111 1913 .01 Chic Clfltlf pr. W., ... 1007 leftte AM. CA d101 71' m.-na "°'"' Pullll•h•d Orang• Co••• Dally Ptlol. Dec. 29, 1982. Jen 5, 12, Ill, ••&3 15873·42 PlllUC NOTtC( t Ml.IC NQTIC( ACTmOUt ....... ~ITA~ The folOwlng pereone tre doing ~ ... VILLAGE LIQUOR. 19090 Broollh11re1 Aven11e. Huntington Beech. CA. 9~ ~ c. Chol, 10489 Slater AYfl.. Apt, ~. 108, Fountain Vellflt, CA. 92108 Dono H Chol, 10489 Sl•let Aw .. Apl No. 108, Fount• Vellflt, CA. t2tol Thia butll-II con®c:ted l>y lnCfMOU,4lle. 8yeong c CtlOI ni. 11alement wee fllld with the County Cllrtl of Orange County Jen. 11, 11183. ,..,.,. Pul>llthed Oreno• Coast Dell) Pilot ...,., t2, 19, M. Feb. 2. 11a. . .., Ml.IC NOTtCC Or1nge CO.et OAILV PILOT /Wtdneeday, Januity 12, 1813 Fl . $1l4 -,., dlJ .......... ,.. Ctr•aJs tut "" ...... ......... -, .... b'e .. by91t..., •vllll, t ""11d, ITIYI ... tU IU DOOM aALORflll D1rd1ntno. CtHn upe. 1 ........... _,. ..... Ckel!t .,., ltwt ........ ;;;o ....... ~ .... ---- Thie'• All )'Oii ~ tor. my C.M. tlome. prlflN 2 8-t pr~. 043-32'3 C~.-~ .. taK~~ trimming, eiem.nt "'otk _,,._ -• • & old9r, 11111 t7t-Ott0 olll 80& ... ""'"" ··-646·1ec14 '42·2tl8 . RePAIA/llflMOO!l CIMtlJne No ioo 100 big M•n• Bllnd•. dr•r•''•• ..., ,..,.. ~-~ .. 1ypea. II I r ""I bl Why Pl'/ retell! Mil l •1,.,.... Hew-recowir-dedl1 0' ""' • • ' ,., 1 •· 1n1la11 11no• 1080 Jim Af8IO """"M/IND UC #"t1eo2. ~ to.,,~ad •--C•lW C.r• "= II -. ·--& ,oc.tr ae111v1C£ .....,..1a !!!!!' aa.... LI•"•'" °"' •rtn C:itry •flee reft M lht f 7.3341 ..._,.IOO FA!l UT. MO-Tt• _.,...,,....,,..__,.~.,..,..~~- AOOFIHO AUAIM DAlY Pl.OT SERVICE DIECTORY Rllmoo.!Repelrw 1.o ,.,., C~Vd C~o.tn lod °t: DfltYWAlL. TAPINO 131-eC>d ·~ •Ooore. 0 .. I I OUM, , __ ~yw AH Ttliluret ' AcoutllO MOldk\QI, ablnet•' fHt, rtll•tllt, thOr~h .. _ _... ,,....., lmlll fob• OK Ft•• sr,:11t1 girl A.lft, ,... _,,, _ -"llmet ... Cell Tom Of AMI 080-27'8 •&-1 '""'* F~~t.= Chuete, Oo42-e3t2 ..... llttlet>, Top quellly. 26 'I' ••P· v1 ... MC Scoll '45-9328 ._ .J&-1&1 .. .-...... OIPENOABL.l S4 J' r old C0tnpeflt1Ye ret.. ;:mml::;.: ..... ;;:::.: ... :;.--'."'I!!!!!!--..~~ t ln,.lt UIC or• 100·1 No cwertlrne 730-13$8 !xpert wtl!f...°~"!!'.!....'.~· i:Cl«eNll ~ typ- F,:"!i1.P:t~·11;1::e °' pttt tm .... -2•2995 Fr" .. 1. Kevin eso-ooaa ,!H4rua llleM'ilg •fOl,.t• 6 CNtdceit Low & total"°" Elle>' Wattr Hlltlfl •Door Al!M00£UREPAIR ceotence, FT/PT. CM p11RY~ALUACOV8TIC 111ee°.."',..:'~':!::• 19<tng1 •W• bulid tilt "' tltllltlOtl. -...__... ~ -9tC ,.,c ..,. klngfOf NB home to lllt ·A&C MOVING· t1111t AM!gntnt. 511.aatO • .....,.,9• 7t; " " II e No drinking, •fT\Pklno. Quick, CeteM ~. v o • • • llOfla, oftte.I. hOmet hOmt 64H1et wtidya ":..,.!~& t4 )'fl HP I llRIA"6'a.30tS ai.t, wt aw\llCe Iha reetl tpll Cuatom Ctblnlta, r._., .... d ~con-20 ~· ew.e>«ltric. 110. 2o yre In .,,1 c1111t11en mothet wjlt cer• trlC10f 832-65'111 Mnl ·--1 Fut tfflcltnt ..,~ Bon .. __. I L'-1"1801 lot yout chlld In my C.M -· • 03' 2 ... .AA.ol., ....... n• "'· • home 667-6396 ll!!trktl !•p'd In en nome repatrt I.lo 6 661 .... 1 ....... Ptlombo Conttr --;. Comm'I/~ 641-30111~~~~~~~~~'. drug•. p1rtlee or pet• WI do plCkl"Q 662-0410 Lit mt tie ptrt or your _7_eo-_13_&e _____ _ ::::::::~~"''°"~ ::::~ STARVING COL.LEGE :=py:.-r~~·.~u~ .-f.;;Dt;;:;.. _____ ~~-DO IT HOWi 982-1314 Looking lor xlnt child EL.E~TRICIAN Priced DUNHAM HOM[ c.m.til remov~I butll"Q, REMODELS/FACE LIFTS cart? I I 50 hr FULL right. lrN tatlmtte on e:•lo eowtl. amt conatr Ii* hf ...... Cullom wood pallo1· TIME ONL.Y Verd, lunctl, taro-Of amaJI IObll IMPROVEMENT ery rlH retee Mike tntlnl Avell tmmtd STUDENTS MOVING bHn putting Oii Cell TILE tHSTAu.!0 876-7•80 rioon-mldntt• CO lie T124·'43e Petric. the P9'* Han9-AJI klndl Guateni.c! Yow~ Pilot dtelca & tencq, lllt gen 1nac11t. •Ctlvltflt. TLC Lie. 3He21 e73--03SO t13 t·8530 644-0700 ift llPM ' a.n..o. 0W.Ct0f) hm rtptlr. FrH Ht 2·3 yra 751·23.42 Wkdya TOP QUALITY WORK **•HOME REPAIR tnaured. 841-1427 tr 668-7340 fWI Jo.wt 8"()M17 laeaat Tax WATCH us GROWi --·------ ._. .. ,,...... Aendy 641-0e22 My home WHI Legune AT REAS RATES ~t/R9tnod No JOb ltatt Cl .. ala1 ~MJ~~ ... ~~J~!,~at~~·~2~2~10oora, Add'na. Conver-Niguel, PCH & Selve Uc'd Joel 973-7544 loo amt F .. t Hrvlct. ROSIN'S CL.EANINO fadwated T .. Serva P1latla1 Pla1tt1/ lnalr fr• ltnk• H /office t -PL.ASTER PATCHING -lllone. All Bldg 35 yra PT/FT, $l 50 hr Pet RESIO/COMM'L/INO lr .. Mt Keith 84&-4ef2 &wvlc9·elho<oughly ~ l-<187 ~ 1 Fiii PAllTlll R•etuccoa Int/HI. 30 Tr• ~ trim I cM, L-. I by Richard Sinor Lie. yra. NMt Ptul 645-2977 ~~r~~~~·1~~:· H Hit •I 260844. 14 yr• of htppy Ir--~------.. --------- GARDENING SERVICE IOCtf cuetomete v Ul'J l'lllllfl Tiii AMa. Jerry !>46-4413 240-0310 20 yrt Do my own w~k CALL. CAPT FIX·lf c .. en hOuM. 540--0857 Witleaa/ ....... CARPENTER SERVICE Cltaaia1 Semen Lie. 278041 Al 846-11126 Spec In •m•ll repair•. HOUllCIHn,lng, rtllabll Pruning, Ctetn-upe Than!! you. 831·4'10 ~= s.Moee. exo'd057·1111 Comm/rMld 848-75S6 1LOWE~T RATES! Prompt, .,.. ,., ._.,. CARP£ K -home or marine, hrly rel Own trentp Rlaa NTRY·MASONRY • llch/blth Remodeling Hou•• Clttnlng & bu•I· n Cl ·-'-,., .. (213) 592·2909 YOLANDA 842-0406 DESION-ORAFTINtl For_mlca tops & Cabinet• Mt•. Jenllorlel N<VICt Ml ...... DAVE 494· 1003 Lied Kiri tl38· t4S 1 Cell the prol ... lonal Jim IF YOU WAl.K ON IT . Ctrpenlry . Muonry ---------1 84&.4800 we cfeen 111 Wood. Ille. Roollng • Ptumblng aru1u rum Ct11nlng -$.,vtoe. Cle•· nlneae IS next to Godll· ,,... 842·11809 •afattataet , nHI orolenlonlll 16 .....ene '-•;;;.t;.;;m,;;,;.;;;y.._ ____ _ 'Ill IXP 636-7149 ; Mott tubj.att K-1• HOME MAINTENANCE lST CLAS~ PAINTING Jaa•l!f Dey/eve le & S 12/hr. WORK8~~~~S REAS Wallpaper Int/ext Re-2'111' U (') 141·1121 Mr. Morgen Ms.6176 AaPalt Ca-t S.mct • cerpet, etc 1132-<1681 Drywall • Stucco • Tlte or;:;;;_ P-""I"" Loi ... . 1C•1lracltn, ..... ,.. Remod J.B 846-9990 -··· ..... .., Shempoo & s111m Clean 11. i l ~·· S...CO.tlng. Color brtghllntr1 wht QUALITY REMODELING -r ta •I 81aJla1 SAS Atphll tl31-<1199llc crpta • 10 min bleach I Patloe-Addn'•·Oeck• ---, .. 1._E_E_S ___ --=~ou•M-P_J_O_B_S __ OW1 Hallberg Ortdlng I Htll, llv/dtn. rmsS1S: avg I u:E1'::J~ M'i.re~~is2 Topped/removed C~•n & Smell Moving Job• CAPT /UPHOL./GEN'L HMCleanlng Fir waxing 2 Br, 2 b• condo. air pool Ouar Free nt 838-55<43 t<lda oll $S50 mo palre Fr" n t 979.5294 Outllty·a.llllblt rlll• l Patnllng/repalr1 • dn. REPAfR/REPtPE/REMOD Widn Cltu •I window• replaced, mlr· Wtr hire. new conitr., WE 'fl'.'ASH WINDOWS & Ptvlng Co. Ree/c:omml room 17 50. couch $10 up. lewn renov. TSt-3478 Cell MIKE 848-1391 Uc:. 3978804 842•1720 chr $5 Ouar ellm pet Caal•• WM4nr•i•t odor Crpl ~air 15 yrs _ Gardenlng-lnd9cpe mllnt. HAULING-GRADING HDISEWDlll WAITEI (2 13)660-9513. rored werdrobt drs !>04'c*aln refln lie Fr" Fut -Prolnalonal 546-7887 Me-5500 I "' 24 In. Hoo.i. rell·[ Oualtty wortc guaranteed --Reta 554-0123 factng, bars, form Ice Chuc!! Nowlin 642-2873 Concrete & tree removtl laksitllai up. Do work myaell INew ceblntts, cabinet 1111 wOfk commllnduat. demoHllon. ctetn·up. BRICKWORK Smell )Oba Newport, Colla Me ... Irvine Rel• 675-3175 P&llTEll •Die 8'9nt 850-t030 Fr" -1Jmalt e.4~73111 WILL SIT In my CM home. countertopa. 642-0881 Quick NrY. 642·7638 enytlmt, fenced yud, No Steam/No Shampoo ""-• landac:aplng-Yd Clnupe I ,_i1, reu. 548-2874 Stein Speclellst Fut -•ntac Tree lrlm/remov·Malnt 1HAULING·student wllge dry Fr" •1 839·tS82 Irrigation Jim 951-0129 truck. Hme to retes. Wiii btbyall, my home. Thank you 7S9· 1976 Loving c.re & 11tentlon We Care Crpt C .. tnerl Ironing d004l In my horM LAWN & YARD MAINT John Rhond• 557.1ee5 Steam CINn & Uphol. Excellent rtltrencea. Ctean·upe. tne, lle'd. 1--------- Truck Mounl Unit Phone 642-54 70 any-FrM .. 1. Dave 963·2S03 tt i CHILO CARE AVAIL , Wort! gu11 645-3718 llme 1---------1.n..,1t..,1..,l..,a,.1~----- 9Qta 9 mo.· 12 mo Full -------1~~~~~~~~ Tl( llHI ICEI( 24 llr (I '; 141·1121 tlmt, Mon-Frt. 556-4958 Ctatal/ C.acrttt The 1111111 drew In the • Lawn-tr-lhrub lnlla.11 Furnace-pool·wlltr heat High quallty houaeworll performed In fine homea Expttlenced. depend· •bit, honeal. lntelllgent, rMtlculous, fle•lble. I am the beat Phone 673· 7012 alltt 6 PM weel<deya. All day Satur· dey & Sundty SRICK·STONE·BLOCK Frplcs, plenters, bbq'• Free est Rel• 646-0464 Eve')'lhlng In Muonry Uc/bonded Lo"', low winter prtc. 673-5367 8tb)'91ttlng, any hour 'I Br:em«1t·Muonry-Block Wut a Delly Piiot Tree lrlm/Removet N.ar Vlctorta/l0n1 refs. .-Wtlle-Cust wor11. Uc. Claulfled Ad Call Todey Lawn m1lnl/Rototllllng Coet• M.... 842-6482 •351057 Rob 547.2633 &42·5e78 free 11tlm1te 544-8065 (714)113 7012 Have aomethlng you went • to Hit? Claullled td• do Find wl'let you want In -"----"--------11 "'ell / Call NOW. Delly Piiot Claullltda. CltNlfltd Ade 642-5878 642-5678 Top quellly prol111lo· IEPAlll I HPIPU nate, Int/ext. 12 yrt lltP ~•bit 761·7716 Jay or Larry 642-67Tll ATLAS PLUMBING ULPll'1 PAJmH HE.A TINO & WEI.DING Low rllH. lie. 536-9898 24 hr MrVk:e 84S.1888 INT /EXT PAINTING lta .. tlbit/ .... U & WALL.PAPERING Cullom work Fr" .. , Reas Steve 547-4281 Aeptlr/remodal. 0.Ck•. dock•. boatt. lenoea, gar dra, etc Alyn 675--4294 15 yra HP I'm amall, my prlc11 are small! Ron, SELL Idle lttmt with • 650-6477, 650·7996 Delly Piiot Cl .... fltd Ad. For Ad Action Cal a Daiy Piot AD· VISOR 642-5678 .... , 2tOO Vacalita ltalala 2907 ·leatab It Sbrt 290I Olfict lta11l1 2914 Leal A Ftu4 3004 SclaHls l Htlt WHIH 5100 Btlt Waal .. UllU IUOM L.trge Big Bear Cabin. I Profnsiollal femele over IEWNIT OHTlll laatraclita 301' OOLLEOTOR IHtral tffltt MANAGER I<>< • __ UM IBtlt WaalH SlOO ltlt WulH 5100 lltTlll.. POOi Table. col<>< TV, 2 1 20 to ahare 2Br, 2B• Full s.tvlce Suites Need• IOhOol IOf • 1_1 Expanding Newport Lively computer ..... & en U80cietlon In lrvlne Wkly renteta 19$ up. Ir p I •• s I e. p s 1 4 twnhouse with sam~. •• en cem •• FOUND ADS houri 8 wee!!? Map•• I Beacn credit card com-service otc naed1 rell· Mul1 h•ve verulllt ma- Color TV free coflee 714/545-6916 C M $287 50 mo + "' $6SO .. Furn/unlurn Ave. Chrlallen School pany has collector poal-able. orgenlztd lndtvt-negttltl capeblfllle•. OFF-SHORE OIL JOBS No E•perlence Ntcll· ury U.S & over-. FOi' Directory 1·312-741-6170 Ext ()..13 heeled ~I & •tepa to I utll. S56·9422 eves, All you need for one now hH opening for lulll lions Applicant• muat du•I to type, file & llnowtedge ol.tccounl· ocean. Kitchen• evtll l 1 642-4321 •xi 249 dye monthly IMI ARE FREE ' llrM, part lfrM & hourly heve 2-3 yt1 coflecllon an•-phones. Cuttom· Ing, good Judgem911t and!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 985 N. Coast Hwy ltatala It laart 290& Pror M wantl to shr 2Br 1140-5470 11udents Call 846-4334 ••I* w/hNvy aklptrec-et HfVk:e exper helpful. •blllty 10 work Miii with Pwt time 2S-30 hre p.r ltQUnt BMctl. 494-S294 l ... IUTI WUTHI 2B11 twnhse epl, pool. CUllO p••i 1 Cal·. fOf lurlhe< info Ing Ben!! card & CRT, P/tlm• & F/ttme avell. l)90Plt. SSl·2340 we.« worl!lng for Delly jac w/non emkr lem -exp preferred Contactl_7_54_-68_4_1 _____ •.·-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.---Piiot Newlpeper deal9r IUUll MTIL M•I• 2S-3Q, straight, 2 1' 3 s c· 11 '"1 ml north of 405 oll 142 Hll J fa .. for M on Fr 1 In trvt~ arN Vtrled du-non amoller to share • e e v e H b -, • Hllll snLIST Manegement ·-Wkly rentals now evall • · S46-85SS ar or. pvt entrance. BaliDtll A 8 3 o AM . 4 : 3 op M 1111, could lead to lull I t05 & up. Color TV: "llke new" 2 Bdrm .. 2 reception tree. 2 ottlcea 1---------• 759.7900 wllotlowlng Full MrvlQe lftlt• Mlfttls lime poa111on. Mull heve Phone• In room 2274 l>ath. Sen Juen Capl· F 10 shr g<><geou• 2Br 28t & r111rm Approx 700 aq I Fial•Cill saloo Rent S751Wk Po-l1•f• TfllltH dep9ndable vehidt, light Newport Blvd C M. etrano condo Areplaoe, condo, pool, )aC. xlnl toe tt at $450 mo. For mOl'e ___ ....,, ........ ____ COLL.EOE STUDENT. 1 l7th/ truck, ven, atttloo we- 846-7445. poof, Jacun1. only ml-$275 mo. 862-2247 •fl 1nlo. <*1079-9202 Ht 24 jLoat go ld bracelet w/lladana mate, pit 1--4 Mon-Fri ~~~t:..;~212 hcfa Ynr ..,.., """·Must be ttvlllablt s nutea to beach & Dana 6PM/Wknds Barb. rublea. Nwpt Bch erea 0 ..._ ltl 401" 536-4074 att 4. w .. ,,_.' Stlt1 your,_ cat-on ~ a w-.11 Combine· On the beech hotel 1 P o I n t H • r b o r . 1 . Reward 642"'427S I fJ!uaa H ' lllTHUl/lllTI our 3rd shltt. earning $4. _,_ ::, :~~~~ ~ ~=1~\h cf~~~.·:d u!~ ltalal• WaalH 2tOt Nm8ar:r~o1~:~~ ~td~: Lo•• Tin~. fem w~! Toy s=~ngb~ ... ~~ OH=:.:r::::• No aetung. we11 dr....o ':~ !,4o~ !:Pr;' v~ ~1~:n.~':!!!~d ~!:~: up+ $2SO dep 2306 w ( 7 1 4 1 8 3 1 • 2 o 4 o Retired couple "'•nls city hell Cptd, pullmen Poodle Scrufly • vie llll. Lon(I e..ch. Tustin,. w/el>lllly to make con· Inga Only very respon .. Oceanlornt . NB. (business) or (7 14) quiet 2BR duplex or apt w/elnk 600 sq. It. SS65. Getuy Or/ Santi•~' Irvine., .... No expen-Oleg~/r9Pa1rcot71w· vefNllon II fine rMttu-~lb~~=:; Ible dependable, neet 873-<11S4 496-9758 (home) In N.B .• C.M erea. No 760 aq. fl. 1710. 2929 Dover Shrs. 12/26. I •nee necauery. wllt eSrlg•Y• c•m•. ~~,fiecs• byl rant1 lo Orenge County .......... Cell: 714.537.~u". peraon need apply ---------· cti lldran or pelt Nwpt Blvd 673-4466, werd. 846-8459 or 1 1 .,.,0000 1 11 1 ma omp• • u • W<>fk 7-IOPM w11nlght1, """" ...,..,, Sttr11ngapprox $4.40hr Room In 2 Br ept, Dena Shr trg home or condo. 831--0868 754•7017 Bill 1/S21·9660 (CIGI Coll.) "n .., · u am AtMml>l)'I/ Painted Cir· S30 per night + dinner lntttvlew• held every + mllNge, o.p.ndlng on Pt, 1250 & ulll. ecroas 1 al 1 .. 1 deposit utlle 1 r • q u Ir• d W 111 n e 1 cults. lnclvdH dlegnottle The Flld09 lehot of Ctl· Wed 6-7 pm •I 111 Del experience Contact G. rrom l>MCh 240-7141 966-8.479 662·2449 BAYFRONT office• from Found sm blk/bm puppy $40,000+ Call collec;I programming. ayatem 11ornl• 851-7722 Mer, Coeta Met&. E.O.E. Hy d 1 6 4 2. 4 3 2 1 · · Oflict ltala&a 2914 $350/mo Pttldng. Jani· on L.ldo Island. Jen 8. Mon-Frl 9-fl'PM Alli lor Integration, ecc:.ptence ---------I tCl<culatlon Dept.) Mon. Furn room w/bethroom Beaut. very trg ocean vu torlal etc 873-1-003 I 8St-4027. f!udy40&-867--0111. te1t1ng RequfrH • tnturance F " tO 1 pret S8S Wk. Ss&-1737 stir $350 ln<:I utn 111.1 .. d to 4000 aq It 1st floor IEWPHT IDOi Petrlcle Buc.hanan of *llll1'AIUIT* M':~ne ~: •. Lie~:~ ,.,., • good lelephooe New buelnee. to CalltOI'· E O.E. prlv nr So. Ctt Plaza, fem home. Lag Bch Prof to 11117 Westcllff, N.B. 2S6 ' I k led r SI Part·llme underwriter • Meny .. resmen wanted. rt. .. em-•m on 'I & MC 494-1294 • Agent 541·5032 m--...... ' Coloredo Spnng• . We NEWPORT BEACH ....... -·~ ...... IO .. w•r•I --eont1l1ty. S«nl retlr.CS nl• Tell! to reellors I~~~~~~~~~ M/F there 4 br houae. I ••1n11 .,..,11 have Wllllet 984-2893 ..... , _,,,_ .. .., " ...,... NHd ctr Commltalon Newport Shoru Neer wmFIL Fut MNlol offtoe epaoe I Pnme BMcl'i Location l'ltrdwtr• Compute< In· OK PIMNnt ore In Nwpt bula plus t>onu.-(714) PUT /TIME bch, poof, & lannla. ... .. Tl 11f1WWf a-. Ir om I 3 2 S Ca 11 lOSTI G9rmtn lhephetd Xtnt L.-/3500 IQ It du1try. minimum 6 yeara I Bc:h Peraonnel 645-9930 fl'75-982S. •EVES. PERMANENT $350/ 0 pl s ·~ tit ~ -••ut 752-6408 puppy M /bllllten 9 L.OW PRICE Contect Granam Podd, u-•-~ OR.ANGE CO ARE.A 54~ u u · FlllOI With use or reception, · I week• 834-6605 or Churcnlll Prop 540-4470 71'4/SS7-8660 I •-•" $ I I f • :PUBLIC RELATIONS Old9et & larQMI egerq cont. room, kllctt, phone, OtftC9 ~. mo to mo., 646-1242 Commercitl property & llllYI • •HOSTESSES M/F Mltr Brw/lrgci<>Mt, Miu Alt cHenta actten.cs 'With MCrettrl•I & "'Ol'd pro-BARGAIN (1) t2x12 & "'· -F------,---1 .. UJ •• ..... 4024 CHmtoTlll casualty Ullsttnl. ••Pl' Collin• Aa.od.1 .. II lht •S8-$tOMR + BENEATS Viejo, house prlvlleges photo. & referencee. c:easlnQ. Mell & ~ 24•15 ldeel CM loc ound tm bm • IP•Y· -I Exptr or 1relneu ctn nee . min 2 yra. Ind typ-IMdlng tn....imeot con-F<I' Info call Mr RICh S260/mo. $100 aec Cr.Oita: Co$mopohten NfV evell aeperattly If 631--0871 (9-S M-F) ed, docil.O tell nett UCI. WIY mltlle 17-120/hr sltrllng Ing Xfnt ti.nefltl Jern. Mllleot tn the penalon ll•Olll 951-8092 Good MOl'nlng Am«lca desired. Call· Jane, Jan 3 497-40fl'll eves. I nol etralghten your Ille, pey All tredea evall11blt lnaurenc.. Irv Call Mau-ltlduatry We MfW 1 ~ .- PVT ENTRY. pvt kllc:tien. ~":, ~~llllS: 714/7eo-.o100 IEWNIT OllTll Loil: Petr of 1unnlng out Lii u• help tailor I In our publlcatlont. Call rlne 752-0990 E.O E. 1111 of Fortune SO ---,-Al-T_1WE ___ _ furn empl non amkr m~ llfTll 2500-3000 ...., rt on 8th al'loee w/medk:tl ot1hlca, mtkt a loan for your 537·2680 KING'" JOIN A 6UCCESSFUL · coenla. E~ --"/~ ~enda ' • need• piece -•ns """' graet o•r•onet lots. ___.._ Wt nn&-your NATIO"'WIOE S ALES I Wt.-.,.. exC91>tlonally ·-.,.., ~ .._.. 1275, 493-3490 I ..__.. ... 1.llH Full aervic. Keep your lloor of Pacific Mutual ·---CIHTll PfllH I " " Reaponsi* tduft9, °""' ,........ -overlle•d low & pror... PllWI Double door entry, ~Blvd &46-5290 ht. 2nd, 3rd T D 1 N..cMd °'Y c:lut). I TE.AM bf1ght. highly mollvtledJ 21, with outatllt'ldlng ti· R~lwitn prlv. Chrls'2"s'"129 "r old Prof-lontl le alontt I~ hloh Pr ... O<lNn vi.w. convenient Found: F Ge<man Shep, 12 75%. era In 1rv1':!:. 652-6965 S. OM or over 800 In-~~1 mento .2.,..'ou"tt;.r..,.!; ,wny81 trtc11ve --aon•lltlel to wor .. ng "'oman O ' If · to Ille Ritz Resteurent t T lb & ACT NOW deperident salee ~1• --· -~ -.. -.--· utlls ptld 545-6107 wllllng to an1re 'lo ot 3 1tlgloua W•tell area of ~ grey. v c. • tr1 ,.._ .. ~ -~, ......... et no C""ISE $'-'IP JOBS 111 P d ct• 0 the appllcent who cen de· work with '/OUlh (•get bd.2bthouM.E.st-Bluf1.· Newport Beac;h. 881 Avail 2-.. yraoosul>l9a-Sprl r;sd•I•. H 8 =1 -·~ ~· ""' " "ng ro u monatrelt unuauel t•· 10·14) Cell 2-SPM, F~.·~er~~~d.~~2; ~~/mow~7it.~me ~~~1Dr Ste 14. M PFIOPERTY 8.40-4~ Zl.-tl fllllU AU~':*~lonl =.:lnM~.9d~ ~t.ffthlaltl;!°:~·we :~E.4321 . ut 348 631·711S8, Jutte . CORRESPONDENTS I.oat Thur•: gold c:t\erm, Clfl h Ill 1"22 Gr"t lnoome C>P90rtun-Yttllalng alnca 1686. op you w e your --·------- ---------Rmmete to 1hr 3Br hse. DELUXE SUITE 780.01116 or '" ua 11 N.B. vie. (TM Bluffs or J • ~ 1 t y F 0 r In 1 0 • ThrOUQh our.,,.. IOfot, emertMI. unchtllenged Furn. room w/pool & color ~una Bch 1300 mo 840 Newport Center CdM). Rewerd 1144-8896 312/888-4347 ex1. C-70 we p rovide lmprlnttd friend •bout Ihle oppor- TV. 155~23 req 497-3017 -Water PrHI 11111 om.. Sult• 870. NB :FOUND. Blk & wht Cocker Jltrt11p, T.D.'14021 1 Fee tor Dlfectory j ~;::,n:r!sr!~~t~1 ~~! k~11enc• 11 end "'"' 10f2 Mlllea ln20'etoahr $1.50/sq ft Leau mix. ""Baker & Red· O.ntel Htl 2 dey• per' tothc>utandsolbulll,_.. continue to De htnd· OCEAN BREEZES. jog, t_rg hae, 'Ii blk bHch 842-<1&«. M-F, 9-5 Costa M .... lull Mrvlc4I hlff, C M 968-3811 -I.I. UTTUI wk. Coate Mtsa art1 111 "'ho •dvertlH b(, somt1y r_,rded Non- bike to bch. Cheerful $333/mo & lut & $100 S 3 0 office, 1226 mo Fum. Fiound ~witch (lld' .. ) ~II• O., IH. I (0 Po> &42-1670 lll'IOlfera ptene reply In furn rm In twnhme for Y ..... 645-4695 760-8880 ° Laguna Arch ay Realonomlcs 675--6700 "''"I S I I I 1 t & 2-" ---------giving glfh '0 th• r confidence to Collin• resp. busy, ,_,, cletn, "' · 3"3 & SOO aq 11 14> avail vie eek Bay High l*!a. ~ • "" DESK CLERK for retort cuatomera. Thia I• )'Our PAIT TllU ml/WHIDH Mike ex1re $$ helping youth carrier• promole thtlr own Httbltsheo routes. Meture. outgo· Ing, ettrectlve puenlll type peraon. piMM call 2-5PM. M·F e..2"'4321. ext 3-46. non-•mkr/ drinker. Mele roomm•lt to shr w/good hwy vtslblltly IOt Plml LIO School Cell & ldentUyl R 1';! 1949 C hotel Exp req Sttrt Im-I big C>P90rtunlt'I tor good ANOcl•t ... 587 San NI· working person S300 Perk Nwpt Aota. 13SO 497-2351 360-1160+ a.I. evell~bltl 842-1436. Ro~tBrotc~Bd~~ med .Goodl>ef'leftta.Ap-comml111ona end con-=9~ Ne wport Incl utll. Pool, Jae. TV. mo.+ 'lo utlt 780--0S8S llnll ••-••11 tmmMl•tely Only 80• FOUND. Spear gun. vie 842-2171 64s.--06ll Cply In P9"tonc· 348,!l~-~h tlnutd Income from re---------- Kltcll prlv. 631·2288 Furn llv rm & bdrm. kit --pr a I. •74 E 17th St,' NewpOft Beech. out ~wy. Cepo -· peet ordera. Commie-luteaHS WaMt• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjjij;jjjij;- Room W/pvt ba & -try. I prlv, n/sml!r. $2SO Incl EJctc. Sull .. ln<:I. recept., c M Fr. d Ten 0 re ' 846-t088 WIDOW HAS m lot TD'• 4116-6658 Ilona are pllld lmm.clla· Good work Inn condl· p B x ...... sec'y aerva, conl rm.. RE L-·-• tOK Up No ---------Illy II "OU went lnde· • Linen furn. Non·tmkr. ulll 645-7008 111 8pm 631-1268 ~· • · llfY£11 IHHI ' tlont. Great pey I /mo & 'h utll & dep C.M ~:·:~ =d~:!: NEWPORT BEACH, office L,':,!l.~~jP~~dol~~PC::l; ;~~·~ :~· Exper or t'8lnet cen ~"':n:!:e.ic:::''l lttaeth PartHr OPERATOR/ S)' beech access. Refs MD SEEKS TWNHSE need•. Adi. 405 Fwy. In tulle overloolllng Her-brn Ana to the nerne of 873-7311 mall• S9·S 1S/hr tttrtlng Morr 1 .. • y , P II o n• 1111 latht 11 Oii I 3-2042 or ept 10 lhr In Promon· F v. lndlv oles Mo/mo bor. Approx 1.000 IQ It. COit. Rewerd. 831-3569 pay Full end PIT poal· ~2.mlno-825-EJ7~...:.....~ll.50t~ 141-1411,.rtat 12·1 RECEPTIONIST Btlboe P9n!Mula. private tory Pt Of equiv WIU pey from 1325 "3-6445. (714) 645-7100 Ptrttaa.la 3012 Prlvete Party hu S60.000 ttont avalltble tn our ...,. ~..,., ·-· tntrarlCe. No cootilng <>< !1! ~ .. ! ol r M 11 r Br ' _.. If•-.. Btat d••I In Newport evefdl•bTleD ~o purcnue Pub II c • t Ions C •II Vtllty. Arlzcna 854114 ~ •11--SPIRITUAL A"'AOINGS goo . • Fatt E•· 537-2880 KING,.. (•a&. ..... L-) amok Ing. I 17Slmo AllrllCUYe ru111e upatalnr C....ter. 1187 eq 11 toll• ~ etow, Agt. t/756-0318 U~ lhop ~..,.. ______ ...., __ ,_--_-1 I 67S.3391 Sher• N.B. hm Nd resp Mltlng. We auppfy dell!, II St 2S IQ. n. 644-9805 Advlc• In •II m11ttr•.1 Errend Ptraon. Perm•-"""' & modllt. Exp. pt-. ........ ...... Brunswick s De eose 2 bedroom. furn Sllere edult. Pvt rm/bath $27S tPtce. eop1er You eup. SUPER w•terlront ofltoea, love. merrlegt & buil-11T.TI, IO°ll LT.W nent PIT Job. 11 • 6 lerr.O 64&-6444 FabUlou• WOf'klng cond. D1v1s1on IS currently b•lh Wehr, Dryr. Kit + u 111 Av a If 11 1 5 · ply phone & $95 Pf mo Pf $375 mo-to-mo. Marin-neH. Aleo counHllng 23% yleld, S40.000 1•1 Mon-Fri for N.B. Firm Meld• need.CS for ruort No 1xp41r neo. We train, looking for 8 personable Prtv. Cir TV. Prefer Fe 845-llSlS dealt. Cell 644-7211 .,. Mlle, NB. 646-5051 ~!~5c8.!nEJ4~":eAMJ,, TO on $80,000 reedy to Mu•t lleve d9pend 0" hotel APply In peraon we ec:nooi. CIRCUS MA1mdtvtdual with eipenence over 35. l 32S ... rm. Adult lo eto11e rurn •Br. 2 FOf Ltue • Olfk» 3 rm• . _ bufd '° hlllto., Sp.ct*-· _e_7_5-4_9_i_o_____ 341112 So Co111 Hwy. XIMUS. 719 No. Harbor~ on an •lettronic PBX 556-4309 Nr So Cit Plz.a.' B1, "''2 people In H.B. 1200 sq h. Good trtlflei laatatll ltat1l1 HH I owntown L.A. AcroH EO EC Capo Beldl. 49tl-665tl Fullerton. 870-6192. ~ M"'1 Ilk• rets. I 1250/mo 963-57116 Oood ilgn & exposure. Shop & gerege (opt1on11) LlllA t YIOll'1 ~!~ ~ly~~~ l~ter3k Y':: Fut~•ced ladv~1111ng pry b9t 12 & 5 PM Moo console. May also be Matt BA & be, lull prtv. Fem•,. roommite went· te.423 S..Ch Blvd. HB ror rent on Bttboa Penln ~u~~~'i..r~~'b'Yis 134,000. tekH 11 1114j1 agency In Irv Typing u.TDlllOI S•t. S.. Kelly required lo perform hght $2110 mo l•m•I•. HB ed. Rent S22S Incl ulll Cell 831·7900 Alt 6 "I All loot & 1uto treltlc: to 68$--0207 240-11123, tvM 493-t 153 75wpm, •hrthnd 100 I Opportunity lor t bov• M1tur1 l1dy wtnltd for clerical work (50 wpm .,. ... nr bct1 536-5073 Avtll 211. 831-922 t Eve., wi!nd1 631·9309. the ferry, PUNS thl• xlnt I or (6 t9) 729-304fl' Oppfy to tdvenoe Send •v•r•o-g.,,.,11 malnt comp•nlon to elderly typin& required) as weft alt 8PM 642·7180 A•k 1-Atvfl Office tor rent Ne~por11 •hop loo. 873-21143 WI ••• PlllO•aeR r~ & eaf•rv history to • cru wom1n Wkdva ooly. I d t ..... ... .. _ _ -, •n•nc• men r 11 1• E•llbtuff ., ... 'cau Btll as ma1 room u 1U, •-A •&&j ._,. M/F anr 3BR 2BA Stepe Bch, 1130/mo. Smell wt· STONEMILL DESIGN * tll'OAl.l * Your 111 or 2 ... lO't lo Box 847, c/o Otlly Pl· slllil rMldenlltl complex. t I t d t I f -· -• ~" to bMch 1275 3"th sil thin exec tulle. Ctll CENTER o 'I ,,.. lot, Bo• 1660, Coile Muat bt proficient In Hall 549·8181 dye, eeype an eeax. Pvt Chrl1llan home In Npt Bch 650-1429 M1t1e j 540-0019 1768 aq tt. •II or pert. 2" lllll. ·111111 "''.. Cindy 844·9400 IOI' Into MMe. Ce 928211 moet traclee & ~bit or 720-1444 ewe. C.M .. llght car• for Mnior1 PrlrM Founleln Veftey of beautllul ofllott + wer• • 'w.-EXECUTIVE SECRETARY getting along ._.it with •llO&l or dletbltd. wlll cone., PAL.A TIAL. MANSION lie• 884 aq 11 10529 ho u u S 7 9 /a q It * * Eatlt--tat for d9c:Ofellve trts prog-fellow "'orkert l real· c:ple. e..5-7829 HARBOFI RIDGE. N.B. s I ' I ( 0 I k ) 675-38112 or 64•·9639 -~ ram w/publlc reletlon1 dent• Good ... try OIU• Typlll/ Rtoeptlonltt, PIT Pvt pooh ape kit orlv • 1 r c lfl ti p rf · I I W tH 1100 493 63 bentllt• Writ• t o Ad allarnoon• Nr Ho•o a.NI• ...... 2t04 $550 1eO..e1a'1 7t4/986-1134 I Yacht Sal .. Office for I ... • • or • , ., tXptr -12 1073, Delly Piiot. p 0 646-5073 Im' I .. aAE . • -•H-Liie tnturtnc. egent . prl-1 ~:':.~rl~~a.J-5 Open 24 tire a dey ANSWERING SERVICI! •FASHION COUNSELOR Bo• 1580. Coel• M .... ----N-EW ___ _, r... ·--VIit ortlcit 199Ct lrl c:u-1 • 7 dl)'t. WMtc TELEPH OPER. tun time/ St2/hf, PIT. LtdlM Apo 02628 ......... ,HI....-. --RtHonable retH. Kii· Nwpt hm• to 111r, •m· utlty otfkl4t. OP90rtunlty ONTA llU J1cuu1, Saune. local• ptrt•tlme. ADPIY In Pfi· pere4 8uelntM 730-0080 _,.. -........ c:NMtt•. l)honel, maid plOy9d M/F Frplc, W/D. 10 pr~<M full client-· 300 ~I tt. to 2eoo IQ. It. ,. well u Tourlll1. eon 362 3rd St:. St• C., or 73t·4347 Stlllng enythln9 with • ne«l• ~ 0 C. Good MfVtel, Z ctlannel mo-M0-1t06 vlcu. $t66/mo. Hunt 1s. per ICI tt 1 up Cllt 8enkAm1rlcard, Amtr· legun• Boh. El FIG Deity Piiot Olalll~ Ad !>•Y/hra., MCurt, Mn• ~ 1~~ ~·j H•v.· 2 lg• rm•. 2 pvt Bch 983-6847 ..,, Miiie. 5TM700 ~ 1 ~~ °"(;•1 ~': AlllY lllllftt I EUL IF E :,J =:..~~~~., :~!:n :;~:115:nte. Wiii CMMMtS7 • bath, tuper ""· FV. Newport . Airport""·,._ -• It t l -11 545.3433 2112 Htrbor kw your covntry,,.., PlllH • g,..I toe. Min• to fwy Executive Suitt hu In-_ • .,. • I I ,.._ llom. In th• u 8 Armv For bo•tlng tn•"•tlna, I •1 p·1 ~ ~ N8, ....,_tow. llf melt, 25-35. •mp, en entlqut lllltd bualnea.a locltton, 550 9e1 ft Xlrlt IS.Tl t ltMLI 091 velutble experience moaphere. Ooo<f typing . ..... '. Tht naturt of our buSlntSS requ/fes that you lw 1 U.S. c1hltn. If interested 1pply In person to: Plr'9 ICnot Motel on Cout Big llClm, pn, ger. NMd: 2 dMdual olllelt evall. ,,, New p 0 RT s H 0 RE 8 Blvd .. CM. ~. You'H ir11n Ind OM otrl otflct tYP. •t• : II y ' I at ....... .. ~ .--. e..&-0440 Nick 994-2788 (6·7AM tnY1ronm«1t Mo lo Mo Sulhl, PO bol( .. , ctlet· By appt. 835-&109 In t lktn ot "IOAlt ct101c9 tkllla, 1111 bklc.p ••per, amllll TAYUI ::~ete tor yrty renttl !~u1:1~~· sf;~c::r d,:,'~ ~i1'4~~· 1600 mo Bu11ne11men nNd• H . g:~od~Of 4n~~·028 ~4u8~~.~; ::.wH; ~!~ : SECRETARY : Ji.dy Maron COUU> find pnvey at ~ II I '230/mo 3 Br 2 with 1 tno frM. PrtcH 000 IOI' 'yr, wilt IMl'I 2°'4o HUnr. 8ctl 9tl2-882 I PM. lJNS tt.e ............ ea~ 873.7331 • Include recept1on111. 525 Sq Ft1&u1t•1 1n o09d lnt11'91t (7 14) HO·M94, t.to. Hllll 76S..5251 --tt I m mediate opening for BR WICK a...-. 9eadl fins ' er · conf. rm. l Colt• with =°"~C:i:! ~!near 24 hf'I Dene Point <413-1001 "imall Nwpt Bel\ co venaUle tndlvldual who po11C1•• =~,~·~cs u;:,-~·t~o:!:J:I ~:::, 1 MCTtt'!'al olflce. oay 8TS·8r,l: PtrMaal Tuttll\ T3to04tt nffd• r.itabl• general to~ aki1'1 to work (or V1ce : DEFENSE ~ 2b• lu•. lrvln• Trtlrkl 7141833-11978 t'NWllnd 860·3000 """" Hlf am llT..... ottic. •O(ker. Aceut•t• Pruid~n t • nd DI rector or 3333 Ha, ..... Dt ....... • M&.. laA-t.. --h I I lmmad -c 'd d II !YI! • muat. Mall r.-ume Wt ~"' ··--'"! om• w yew • Alf1>0t1 .,.. Ex9C Bldg C·2a. ~ ~k e. ol BODY GUARD' ... per •uto eta Ir 10 P. o. Boll 109t, N.I . • Advertising. The po1hJon requlree C520009 • ~~~ 2 ~ok.,. 113• 3 t 22 Gut•• trom"uMso· eq =rr.rvea~J:r111o1 SE~~~ ~o~~76 $,t:0= ~';: '286a. excellent typlna 111d lborthand 40\d : Cotta Ma$1. CA h ...... P• e--. Com· Prof. non·amolllfto F91n, St Pl' Ml" M~y ioru. IUttt lnllll ltlt ... -·T -. ...._.. .,. the ability to handle (ut-~ : 92626<1009 torte*· tHJd•'· ean ..-. ..... 1oatwC.M. 2 ca.11117-7010 -· --•-_.. a.b)'91t .. tor OOCM10na1 -: verled and lnt~rnuna duUca. · (714) 546-8030 NH2"4 Br 1 ea apt. OonY9nltnt *-•a ...... Mell up. '90011 lndlll1rtat Otvor~ from 1255fc1u1 1110no ... par. wlrare. =~ ~ ;::'• • : w 're look•na for IOlDflOnO with 1 : ll ,. ••• IRA" CABIN ,OR toe ... tmtn. ~' "' --..rr Offtol. 11101 AedOl\dO llfll'IQ .... 7Wl42· 00 MUil ~ lelda. e Mot.' pontlbi. ":.':':on to~ ''ta'k~ ch•rae" •llllude. P~k>m ; ..... ~~ .......... MNT. t er & '°"· ''°"' ulll ~1 att t 1 ,~1~"ffo:E:i, ft. =•·4~~~~notoll 'P.&.W. ~•Jt 2 yrbo)'t. Ul·604& genwaa otb WOf1r ~ newa p•~ r and/or adverll1ln1 ! · 111 dlll1-,.....117 Fem rmtntt wanted, 2 8' ,,om 11 te 1 eq n M. 1 011 bllt cofleotort ott 8abytlt.., ~ tor 22 !*Mt ""'9t NM• QOOd rt la 1 plus Com tltl ~ -• , ~ hou11. CdM, ••llC to Alrpor1tf. Inn 1 Frwy1 '« Liit« Otflol & ltlOP I ~ btdl. AVOICI batik· mo. otd t>oy. l . Coeta phone ~r1onallly end exp. e~ • P. ve fllTI UI 1m .... ..,.eaJco, ~· def b .. Ch UH ' ~ utll. Call AM 133...3223' .,.. HOO ••• C .M rupfoy, fOrtCIOIU,.. I M. a•. , u 11 t '"'. 0--.. offtot .... ~ ; aaJary and exte~nt benefltt. ! NOftt .. ,. --..... '),.,, Mtanto 9MOf\, a .... 5"-00l1 w«k I I 21•19<1 ft. Celt 841-t3H r9')0. LOW oott dlYOfo.. MN200 ext. 3290 d•19. •• typing end t-'I !lay. o! It you.,.. quallfttd, pie.M C*ll • ..,,.c1, Wiii 0on.kler ., 2 k Ill&: • .._.-. 1ntematklMI •1".,deat I II LIAtl l1111n1 MQ 11u aq II Hou9' calla. 645-IO'G aft I pm ICHM cl•t• proceffl"91 .: tor 111 appolntmen\ for ln•-..r......· ! -Mlllll ,_. .- ..... -,~~ aht •Pt OdM , '•m.: II 11•m 1 ••oor mo' tH& Looan -• 1oe1~. ......IM_.. t>t ,_.: _, ... """'" : ~ •• irh llftLit UMll'~..:............ ....ai':kl ~J~•ll·tm\ir 9310. DY•j 1 e, c 0111 M•u ........ wooctwott•-'*'d tut TralnlntVltlbtpro-6•t2·4321. ~xt . 302. Equal '9fl0ft•~, .. l4 .. Ur;t _ •• ..--1:: · ~.~ nt ,.241. evee Prime Cot1a Miil loc .. t71-5tll • IMtnetlM Hll o.4 .. 9-4'1 vla.d. Unquall11ed I*• opportw\Jty ~ployer. : Ill;,.._ , ·--111-11.a' • non, 1twnd11nt parlllng, · ----• I aon• need not epply. • ' tull ~ l'rom t160 11000 aq IC tndu11rt11 VOIOt latlont ff'om -.pen Coctatalt weltt111. pit, l«'d *"""910 loll "41. • ORANGE COAST OAILY PILOT : nt 6-iMt ., .. lft IN I' t iw S lldfrn In C.M. 142·7860 it> tltf~flt;J for r9'1tt' YOGll COIC~. limited :::cl~ In Ptft.O. n, T"9 CIODelfyNot,P.0.llClll ' UO W UYIT •COllA SA C4 tJtM : ..... ra--.W..1?i:Jta l>•llY l'lfet ~' 22 a up 1185 I on w. 11th It Co•t• number of ttildtrita •· HOUM ""1 .. 11e 1HO Co•t• ..... CA , .... '"' .. '" • .. " ... 1 , .. .,. u e .: •.., •• aa r111 M . Mf-M?t •. + dllp. a,..11»1 wam Act• c.11142.aera Mw. Me.tt01. _ '"· 417~111 __ ~~otow Ln, i.; 1 . tiiit. !O. ... _,,, .............. ·•• ,,, ....... , ... ,,,. • lllllllL --.. .., -•~ ,..._____ --·---· -._,____.__1...__ --~ --...... ,, • .......,. --.,,,....-....... --c,. -- # 1' f • I Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Wedntadly, January 12, 1083 IVll'YTHINQ QOE8 ,Of "enl tiu•I 1111)1 avall l1n1ul top ot the lin• fu11 1011•1 8alboa Ma :;-111 llale p--=-Ta .. ._ ••. at.,eo lnlegraled amr.i a rlna lotallon Ph1••• '" ...., .._ "''" ~. Qn AllM cMU, COlllACI &66·17tt ct ll1n1 ltrge butcher akl equlp_pt1n11 Much tnOfl 417~~528 910t Tlel 10 88 •v•ll Im -----med 8ayllde Or 111111 SCRAM LETS m 0 I 0 tn 0 No II v • • 1board1 111'11'1 ·247J ANS111rns wkdva ft(J\ Slip tor rent, Lido area Cu,_ • t'Melm 30' Of 35 Stllboat the rlQtlt 1*9Qn. '°'In· WUllllll JHI °"r:A·R~-e~on __ e73-e803 . tervle w, call l.lnc:t1 or Ellper or ltalneH can Two brown vllour & 1 had a Nvere Identity Boal 111p tor renl, 30 9040 ~ •• 646·8801 make aa.a13111f 1111uno l l .. tlllr m•IChlng reclln., problem In elemenl1ty Balboa lalll'ld &226 ~r .................. = P•y Full end PIT avllJr. chelra , 1 300 both achOol 1 wae referred 10 ~o Kathy, 067-40119 ...._ l b69 In OUf publlelllonl Ml·t4&4 u 8 ~bltllull LEARN· 82 Dodge mini rtm '• T l.Mtn how 10 " Cell &37·2MO KING'" SIMMONS""KiNO-s1zE ER lttra11 7024 Ilk• ~. 3 ta v 8· many MEISTER 0..,, tT!liftlno IMlt gl~ YoU iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil -tc I rat S 8 8 0 0 I 0 9 0 IM Im~ you Meet, MATTRESS. NRLV NEW, Cu1tom m1d1 Sh11r/w 845 0850 al\d our ln:tlouH pro· WOMAN • CompH1lo· $45 CASH 711<>-0876 rod 128"x97" celling/ DRY STORAGE · 14wl"QOii. & 10 R1b1t POlllOllE/AIDI I-ti w'lt give "Ou 1111 nat• lfvinn al~ In Ne Dou ..... _.., ,_ fir.Al $100 u--• 2 ,,.0 73 Bua, new eng, brake•. hHd & redlelor S900. 1•••1 H•rbor Blvd -• , · ... ...,_ b .. uwu, comp .. te """' ..., · Monthly bo•I 11orao1. carb & radial• Rblt 538-2040 ett 3 "m "v" l)(Oduc:t. llr11. w/1111re bdrm lo $95 Oll0·7'30 eny •It•, 24 nr e.ourTly 1r•n1 V • r y GI• 1 n .. Garden OrOvl 850-1940 bolld and car• IOr well· CllJI 6•8-7011 H"'h clU I Perk Av• Ir .. launch1n7 l $2400/080 •41'-3433 '70 DATSUN 280ZX+ laltt·len·LHti•1 befltved, eJIQhtly lland· .,. v v A I le $76~ l!I -··-AECl.PTIONIST tor t111 lcapped achool glrl, 3 9' p,old aota. 5' lov-•t blby carriage, 1150 IEWHll lllH a l u 0· c an, 71~·131·2••3 '10 -.--Mll-3573 11•1 la••11 Ir Ill l'lll t•tt1 _548-094_5111 5p_m _ "--•• _ L~ _,,_, ~ tlr ... _,. pac ed NB law oltlG• nlg1111 p e r wk , non-mntcon<t $800torboth • J ....... n .. _ ·--- L.Joflt typing. Otflce exp. amoker Reply 10 Ad 8 3 3. 3 e o o ext 1 7 . Biby hi-chair 1•4 0110 CJ111lca 9045 B 1 Dataun 210 10 ml 79 928, 36,000 ml, 5 apd, power option• Silo• Pftlf, 7&i-645't. 10311, Box 1580. Delly ~0-8866 $25, good condition ,. • AM /FM cu1 'clean' Pwr, le11'1 eea11, poH•h· wroom cond. 112,700, -.. .... ~1nt Piiot. Colla Meu, CA P'-lc 18..,_ w/2 .....__ .. ~. 5,9.3573 11H llllR• $4200 752-9077 6·0PM ed wheel•. lron1 & rear Call Mlcllael 838-3501 .._._ 0262G ' ""'' .,,. .,..,..,,.. RV & BOAT Speed1ter replica Th• -·---•poller, xlnl cond S18, d1ya Of ~·1255 ..,.., & TAOlllU S30 133-3600 ext 17. StrollMpleypen moateleQ•ntconvert1bi..rerrarl 9121 H 5 oeo 631·4121 wttnda It lootllng f()f lull & part 640-8856 125 DRY STORAGE :~~r.500bulhl 12016) Was 0•••11 o•••n,. 846-1030 --·eocad_S_a_v_lll_e_S1dan. time "-Ip. Day Of night J••• w .. 1.. SlOS e;n-9 • p c a 0 I • 640-3573 ..... -• ·7 ... I,, 0 I --'-a•o h 11111ow 131 100 • OILY ·-olllZEI 4 9 t4, 66K Orig ml, juat like new Int . new eng, "" open. pportun ly RttlM<I ll~ln nurM. Ge-(converaallon Piil 1700 World wu 11 Rueslllan Boll • •tr •t•t n , _,.. lnvuted S 1000 new $t2,600 080 Mon-Fri, 81 ~ a &PO, AJC ·~ •6,S91 IOI' ldvancement Apply rtatrlc1 preterr•d Loe ell. 833-3600. 01 t7, Action Rltle 782 callt>er Wei Boal 11tp1 Thoodore Aoblna Ford FERRARI brakes, Urea, rime & reblt 9-6. 840-6221 2 lo 6, 1199 Coul Hwy reta 631-6590 Eat 104 640·8855 S95 &47-8095 avallable alao. 2060 Htrbor 81 c M front tnd $4200 obo 1-----~--------i lagune 8Mch. •ti 2PM ~2-00 10 5,0.8211 IUUHlllPI ~5 t ·' 142 -King b•d. f~ua Porcelain Slloulder/ H .. d II AIU "-tauranl H-ONEST Companion, Mldboa.ro frame S100 doll, kid body Circa IAYSlll VILLAH tot4 h•ts •H4t4 '10 111SC TAHA ••WIMI Newpotl BMch Chauffeur & Handymen 8 3 3. 3 e 0 0 8 )(I I 7 ' t910 $325 8.47-8005 aoo EHt 011 Mwy, •• 1946 Ford Woody Wa-~Mi~TRTS I BLACK Th• moat per-nlghl club. live enter· Aak lor Marc, 548-0673 640-8865 11 •. 1 •• 1 s13 000 tecllv malntelned p019• lllJnment end dlaco, hlr· Baby curlao• made In , •• gon, • · ' Ing cockt•ll person HUTCH, Hardwood ma·. Englend, like new S l25 cha In Orange County! &per pt'ef'd bot wlll 1 al • ) pie, 4 dt•-•. ahelv" 1 ca 111 g 5 1 • 1 1 3 9 , 1929 Ford Model A Town Every conceivable op-_..... ...,.an. Muat ber 2 f.1 Aaa•l I $100.Cell54S-6155 830-lllllO T t t' S ede n $10 000 3100WntCoaatHwy I "°" Onty7000ml Und· ..... ..... 11a1por I IOD 675-616t Newpo<1 Beacll ., blue book •• $27,000 llf\1lllge n1, •ggrenlve.,Cata 5505 SOFA BED, 1e1111er. 7 ~· LIYE IALLHll limltt 8012 ------642-9405 or t>e11 offer 63t-2321 nice person111ty, hard I HI I Kiit S I excel cond. Aaktno 11 . I 8 I f 30 H II -Aaltl, latorlt4 KoaJ11 9125 70~11T Targa, n-llrn work.,, Apply In person, ma1yan ens. ea 545·6155 Bao1u,00qun'a. doeit~r-"•aun~·IO apd Raleigh 24" $125 1 Jli • • ·-"'-Olnti1. 3333 W Coeat Point A loveble bait ot •v""" ' 080 S,6 0315 b I n•• 9107 & brkl, must Mii $5500 Hwy, Nwpt Bch 2nd tur . S 150. Malea only Sole 1teeper. oak parquet time GrNI lor •ll occa· • e ore --------MOIDl ltHTIH? .. o Bo 7 3 o. 4 7 7 9 ; Floor Wed. & Thurs 848-8132 aldel & front $200 080 alone 673,..419 8am & I ller 7pm or 78 5000 air cruise. AM/ We can tielpl Betore you-552-5683 MPM 1 552-5268 wkends. FM can. ah8rp $4,950 I ••1ic1l N l / Oyt. 548-7794 Devld buy. check our unbeat· 68O12 Targa comp-;;;: anuL SALES ht• 5510 Orano: .. V5e4/0ou80r c. heir •••• ,...... lt.22.a tlorcyc.. -------abl• selecuon $8\llOgS tored, sec owner Air "' -..., _ _.....,--. ........... ...-v.....,..... kMltn 1011 70 Audi, 4 OOOI , 4 •peed, eno serviGe today! alloya, stereo. new top, ·Full time. Gourmet dept, AKC Shih Tiu pupa 552·5266 TRO MBONE, Bach. 42B am/Im. 25 mpg. $950 UllYERSITY I hard wind • custom paint, Altall upr. req 240 Also alud serv~ w/F·Allach Xlnl cond 'll IH4t llO FHr I 963·5556 esll 4PM •oad'#ey, lagun• Sch 638-9308 Crushad velvet green a $400 All 6 , Evan OK, xlnt, like new, wf2 a I' ---SALES I HllYICE ult con<I S8500 4•7.....0S gold H1d•·•·bed couch """"~4'"" helmets, $9115 546-0218 n a l aa 9109 2850 HarbOf Blvd 633-5601 evM AKC OLD ENGLISH cherry WOOd erms. $125 ~ "" COSTA MESA AIHAll SALES . Kron SHEEP DOG PUPPIES Mery or Merk 549-7386 Offi f , a. ~50 Olrt bike runs '69 Autlln Amerlelfl R.a0•1140 ltlla lorce 9161 Cl'tocolatler, So. Coast $350 9711·141'8 ct araalart • 0 0 0 s 150 0 ·8 0 Nu rad1a11, &OK orig m1. u" C~Hroltt 9313 IEE IS FllllTI We have a good aelec· Uon of NEW & l:ISEO Chevrolet al COMM EU CHEVROLET ·"~ ll.1rlJ<1r Iii' •I 1 cie-.·1 A 'H.~ \ su.1200 1111 CIRRILET CllUO OOIH Automatic trans & air Gond (1EGZ 140). OILY Slll& IUEll CUIWO 2600 HarbOf 81 . C M '40·1110 Ptua llH P/llme poal-, 1' Green Couch lsiltatal '22& ~48-03t5 before 8om & good cond, $400 #)DEALER IN U.S.A lion evall. Apply In pe<·· DOBIE AKC PUPS 8 wk• $85 Musi 1811 Oalt Exec. desk elter 7pm or weekends 548·4109 1111 MOIDA '78 Chevette, xlnl cood . eon. I IUE I RU uus 549-7386 PllELllE COUPE rm CARVEF bluebook $2500, aac IETAll CUii ChllT\p line, Sllow or pet 8' sol•' lov .... I II blue ~.c::0~,7::· ~!~-~:;1 Ntltr a.... 1020 lllW 9112 5 speed trana & factory ~ $2000 969-1895 I l g bonel Great dlaposl-corduroy velvet bought 0 5 pm 'll ILUE •••• •• • .. cond (18VJ429) RCXl.5·1'11...'l\...t 1112 c1mo• rT Full & pert time help tlon $1 50/$300 tom Cannell &'cnalfln • • ... ,..., • • '4"" ""' needed. apply In J*'IOll 537-7659 1 r, d s400 12131· PiHtl l Ortlll 6221 Custom decor, loaded OILY Siii& .,.. •• .. • -CAYALIEI WAIO• IMS c'M Exceptional German Shep 592·204' evs t<awel Grand KG-2 ro... appreciate 180.000 __ Cl model Automallc Pie r 1 271 0 Harbor x nl con · -w/all e1tlr&1. must see 10 1 UIHS OlDILLAC I a... WNOan u-s " · pupa, At<C, aho11. see Double bed, box springs, wood, brlnd ,_1 s7000 957•1386 (9-51 2600 Harbor 81 . C M 1 SB Rolls Royce Bentley Irani , factory elr con<I .. S.... parent• 963-5592 maltreu & frame, xlnt OBO 556 •8171 , 140-1110 I St Xlnt cond S18.500 pv.r wlndow1 & dr flTllSI tlllltll cond $45 644-4280 6&2-0998 alt 5PM • ---533,..242 locks. AM/FM cassette & ~J;g;': exerctae units Merclaaa•ise Single t>•d. with wicker Mason & Hamlin piano Aatoaotive Sllf~=~::10( 1•11•1 9141 Saall 9l6s morol1Lj'$1 1 H ••• r• j •-titan lt.010 heaoboard, mattraaa. former owner Lauritz IMPORTANT NOTICE 831-2040 495.4949 I 1114 IHlt, 11715 lllERS CAllLLAO -.;e ,.. _ • spring• & frame. $20 Melcllolr 7'3", $8500 l TO READERS ANO P. R PERSONS NEED-AmelE llCTlll 6«-<4289 call Sllov al 631-6223 ADVERTISERS lllDLH101 llW m 667-0311 or 972·8355 2600 Harbor 81 .; M ED Magic Island It CNTRY FRENCH DIN S,.""'-I "--Jil 1•110 The price of Items •Cl· 28402 Marguerite Pkwy ' S.llara 9167 140· 1110 looking ror I few lnteH'~ RM TABLE & HUTCH _•u.._.... ... vertlsed by V9htCte deaJ.. Mtss•on V•eto ·-----gent, auractl\19 & tine.re Thurs Jan t3, 6PM $400/obo 640-6454 Flah•r Croll Counlry .,.. In the ...itlcie ciaall· (Avery Exll ott 1-5) I Sales-Se<vice-Leutng '10 cnano• 2 H persona to represent AMERICAN ANTIQUES Ski• wax tree. Step tied e<lvertlalng column• Open Sundesys UllLEIAOI Auto. ate, 23 000 m1 them In their prlvete Club 2 TWll SUlll HIS w It h po I• s S 4 0 . does not Include any ap-1 SllAll S4000tobo 676 8628 In Nwpt Bch. Interview ~5-ftH~'!..!!~:' A~Nal°:ii $400/obo 6-40-645' 840-1865 pllcable tuea, hcense. ~·.r ~ ll•R H 1 2040 4H 4141 '9qlllred Call for appl, 7 ,,... I Down 0 trensler leu. finance ~VIL SH us • _· __ Ftrd 9319 deya, 10 AM • 6 PM A11t Ille llanderd oak tnefC I PO UV U SET hlll '""· Kutle 2 5 charges. IMS tor air l>Ol· Sates-Sen11oe-Lea1o1ng JOI YOUI r.i T t 9169 •---------1 or M r Ha I be r O ptua kitchen stovH, ' Sola 2 u~hol chairs w/Soloman blndlogs and lullon conirol device • ._. tft 1 1111 FORI 87!>-0900 ornate Mc:ker baby bog· mlrrof & teble,· $200 ~ poles. '28· 8"°"1865 I certil1c111on1 or Clealer TME DCtTill 1113 NUTMatO• ' 7 t Corolla wgn new FIESTA "S" SALO PHSlll g::~ ~~~~~II~~:'~:':.; bit ofr 640-6454 TV /blllt /SltrH 6232 doGumentary prepare-l•W'a lt9' n & brakn, gOOd tires. great Options include en AM/ end chairs. c a rved Must Sell Thomasville eE•UTIFUl 2~·· RC• llon chargu unless MAYEAlllllYH! 1tttn• .. • "' I rans s 95 o obo FM cassette & custom wented pert/time tor r• ,.. " ,.., otherwise specified by * 77 320 1 f"--I 673-5523 _ _ 11 wh ........ s. ,329v281 tell 11ore In Belbo1 French aotu. Mllhogll'ly Corinlhten pine bdrm I Color TV 2 yr wrnty I lhe adve<lt-1· eu 0 · llun _,. -.,.,. t1land Beach Towels poaler bedl, love aeats.I Mt. arm01re, tt1ple d11r 1148 Fru delivery roof (4$4UBCl 1411 1.u.!J SI UllllllSHUIUI Vtlk••ll•D 9173 IOW s21111:. Ptua. 226 Mwlne Av 5 VlctOf phonoe, botchlfl w/mlrror, 2 nighl 118nd1, Open Sun Aalt k m cea/ I * ·79 320;, 4 spd · sun -U bloek 54'. ro41 top deUI k Ing • I I. b. d w I TV John'• 648-t786 , •01 s roof (483940) '72 SUPER IEETLE UL.£1 comt>O aefe. prlnll, 1p1n:I headboard. xlnt cond 1111 ~ * ·79 320I. esuio sun 73 ~X3, good 1r11n' car. Good cono Stereo N-1---•totstietl Preef nlng wheel, trunk• 1ndl $2200/oller 673-6228 Brother stereo wllh 8 PAINT & Ille body work,j '~1 <4685021 new engine. good ures paint $2300 C•ll ~ Ex--tlonel, marketeble hundred• O{ arnllJI prlml-. eft 5PM track. ptlono & apeakers up lo 50"/o oll your HI * 80 320!. 5 spo · ioad· StOOO 170-4069 S46-9215 alt 6 COSTA MESA MITS UBI SHI .: : l . 81 = 4 OR.AUTO. SUN ROOF lac.A711 '''"' 81 .::n AUTOMATIC . ....., •t,995 81YW~ 5 SPO, A/C, SUNROOF ..,..., 1111 POlllT ltUIL ..... 4 SPD-NEW ENGINE •1HJf llO '3,995 1111 Niii 4 SPEED, STEREO •4450 ~,995 1111 AHi Fii AUTOMATIC. SUNROOF • IOllTlO ~~,995 1111 YWUI 7 PASS.·• SPO. •7~eo •5,995 .....,. llv•• Glaasware end $50 546-0315 belorel e1n 842-0100/969-1221 eo1 (1596451 I ---- Pf'odllct Rapidly growing' toys Preview Wed and 4 x I 11•1• pool table. ler· lam & alter 7pm or • 80 3201, •uto sun Ntrc .. tl Beu 9145 MUST SELL-GOING publlallll\il corporation. ge bulchet block 18~. wk9'\ds Chevy long blocks 400, roof ( t84096J EAST TO COLLEGE 2833 H Unllmlted earnings and Tlluri 0·5 Call Charles entlQue wooded the•ler 350, 327 S250 ea * '82 5281. 5 sp<I IEllCHES IEIZ 78 vw Van euto One•---------1 1--------~ grow1h potential Excel. ILO< det•."1 a ti Chaw• 963-8628 'llCllWAYI lmllll , 650-2828, 631-4884 lolldedl (952392) Januery ·sale Aak u~ owner Priced to sell 65 Musteng, good conct :T'e • ; I fringe benellls. Comm.. any trlU IO H 24 hour mOVlel & prog-1•1 I ll I •bout lhe (Allordablet ss4gs pp 54, 6084 AM /FM stereo $1500 S800 plue. weekly Calll 1885 Toronto W•y. C M Blond bedroom group, ramlng S 1 tO. 630-6830 Aaltl WaatH 90201 ' • M ced . • 080 551·4435 betore lllet>a McDougall at 55&-9901 lrpl dt1Mf, lllle ltnd & 208 W 111. Senta Ana way to buy a er H VW Rao Top Sun Roof lor 10pm 545-7648 ; • n g I be <I S 2 0 0 •llM llYEll Closed Sund1y Bert• Micro-Bus Xlnl cond ----- . ,Antique TVfbar conver· 540_..70 loatl Top <lollara tor Sports CHOICE INVENTORY .II• Slt•tH Call 557-6t00 74 Thunderbird runs SAMP~E SELLER FIT ' alon, exit conct. $75 Call Solid Biren lbl wl 2 leeVM Cirt, Buga Campers, VOLUME SALES l••trtl grea11 L..a than 70,000 1111 am ~ ttOllP 4 SPO. A/C •IH72045 •4,495 exp« d In knits. Mu11 ~1 anytime. 662-3308 • fi cllrt, hutch w/glH~ Ptwer 7012 g14·s. Audi's 1 Authortzed Dealer 11., $3000 love Bug Eo mllH Below low blu•-1 :-~=l~~~:~~at Oek dining table dra $750 840-3700 ett llll llll Ask IOf U/C MGR 1301 Oue11 SI X~J2~~~~2 or 631•0420 book •t Sl500 652-&000 1----11-1-.------1 · $300, 833-3600. ••• 17 5PM 1111 URllO & Newpor1 Beech ·74 Maverick 2 dr, 38,000 · 1 ,. ,,,. SEAMSTRESS, FIT Min· Of &40-8855 att 6 Center console, 17 feet. YILISWUEI 833-9300 87 VW BUG Gd running orig ml. good cond Slnl llllll lmum wage piece wor11 ' 4 0 k dlnl cNll S300 •IWI A CHIT 85 hp. He.port 8eechl 18711 BMcll Blvd ----cond 968-1473 wknds Sl695 642-7056 4 SPD . STEREO lncreeH1 E11perd on 83~.360~ exi"l7 or S20pr 875-6986-allp & lo1de<1. Call HUNTINGTON BEACH IOI lo LARE I 1111 MIZ IOOI orattSpm wtcdya 73 Muatang8tonze.euto. U 041t\T lnduet. mecll. 631-92 13 640-8855 aft 6 1 780...0544, If n~ •n-IU lOOO I D•rk beige/brown t>etge air $2550 080 ~ 995 ••oan••y/UEC plelae keep trying • llW lnterlOr. sunroot. s1ereo. 1111 YW VIII 2t31S92""921 , --\/lc1orlan m•hog clew1001 GUiii Sain c I • WE PAY Sales...Servlce-Leas1ng I low mllff & In excellent Marketing Dept h11 md din rm table & mlr· -6:~ c :,:· ~ptst~•.!:,.• 'r 628 S Euclid Ave cond1t1on lhruoull Auto, bed conversion. ·79 Grenada Ghia, com· 1111 TIYIT o pening In Newport ror.•d br .. klronl. 6 lalMa Ptaiaaala Gr-ury oay .,7~ ',,1 .. ~1•· TOP DOLUR Fuller1on l t23151t Tn11 week's aunrool , new brakes pany car. well maintain· -•HH ITI e..cti flnananal ....us cneira S5000 -• $3500 <> .,... v 1 special et rebl1 trans, 1m/lm CU· ed, fully equipped $3500 "'"""- flnn Good typing, lhor· 640-0020 760-80<41 MOVING SALE. Must Mil 35· Chrll Crall Com-(114)110-HOO Olflf $11,UI Mlle. 47K m1, orig own-btt olr 646-056& dya AUTOMATIC. !hand 1ldlls. Eap req'd 9119f'ythlng. I.Ola 01 l\Jm & mender 1979 twin dleMI I FOi USEI CARS Open Sunday er S5700 497.2903 STEREO 553-0940 !;dwardlan Parlor Set, mite Cuh only 310 s 1 19 000 or offer I aw...... 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Ir ans, air,,_ tires, runs good AUTO, A/C, DIESEL g1ound In conalrucllon fumllure A I~ Mlle· or condo converalona tlon Call (61913 7 ·9"739. helptu4 Newpor1 Beach. A li 5'4~21188 Q UCH IOll clutch & rldlo. $2800 $1250 080. 759-1671 or •tOSUlD FIVE FlllLY UlllE flEL MCI OWi CARS Sales/$¥ lee-le sJng '83 300SO al~~.rg;~r 963-8058 631-0000 •5,995 1&11111 SAU FOR SALE DI TRICIS polished 0.eMC. 10K ml, 2-dr dtux ·73 Colony Park Sta Won ,.-------~ Furniture, aquartum. 642""14•. ~. 9-5 om pin equi pped $4 7 50 rune gOOd. xtru Muat $«&Ktly Guwd HARBOR AREA Nice Newport Beacn APPLIANCE SERVICE ., ... 5PM-6AM S4 00 pr hr . Call alt 5P M , 17~2575 Sell Gourmet Stelk & 8Mlood, xlnl product. 1 1 II 1 we ll Eern $300-1500 per week Mally. 780·8235 ~ Station At1end11r1I 1-nCld Ea:pei Only Apply Sn.II Station, 17 lh & Ir· vine, N.8. STiil llllAIO 1mall mlK. small eppll Corp'>rellon mual sell very fact. 650-2828, 63t·4884 s .. 11 11,50. 557-9636 ancea, jewelry, Clothlng. beeulllul 44' S wedlth 1500 ml 80 Vanagon l , 1lereo plents, lu9gage. chlldr Sloop Good cond.. Re· c500· mus5t tape. air, 27.000 mllee a.aaoltilt 9327 en's toys, end m..ich. duced from S29'.50o to all •11 much morelt S 1 9 . 5 o o C ' I I ~e~~s~ ea n S 7 9 5 o '76 Starllre, good lllape, 4 Sal.&Sun Jen 16& tel 2l3/865-521 t or enz, 190 apd, e lr. new clutch. ll1mlo4pm 7141552.3101 rnlore<I 71 VW Camper, runs $f5!10 642 -483S , HH2 llH Lalttra --------HIGHEST CASH Imm•· 434.0303 grNI S 1400 Musi "" ....._84_2_·_13_63 _____ _ 1 ... Ptllt c~ 14. IH,000 I :1~~.'t~~ Y~'t~~:,; nl cond, 63l·5238 '71 Tort>nedo, exll cond 111·2117 6«·1618 551-8285 epaktns. '68 VW BUS 1 1000. c O n d S I 5 0 O b O I 18' HOBIE CAT 000 PIP 8 -ler, runt Od. clean. 960-563' Ill 4:30 499.1183 J ... 1" 1214 s1100 WAITED! 9~ s1eoo1ot>o sae-3319 lp••tla tut We Mii recond , tj" ~lances 54 3071 I llY IHUllCU Lea 957-8133 Wuhlt·Oryer $135 N Ollllwuhef $100 Refrlg. S200 6-48-58-48 '80 Aman• R1darrange Cooking Cente r Exit Colc:llPOI Retrlg/FrMDf 3 Etn4lfald1 lotahng 2 28 676-1179 l•ll model Toye>IH 1nd nt 1973 Glly 'f!!.,!!UG1 1.1rn«:tll100 ntcal· 1 11.A Atfllm 01>1• dt, 11 cu II, let eta. Appr1lled •• $5,876 Beeutllul Erlceon 27', ·n, Volvo•. Ctll UI TOOAYI .......... -..... F« long BMctt/ Orange maker, Mii delroat, Ilk• W 111 s e 11 1 or S 9 o o t Oil, Whl & mucll more. 1 7 497-1 tll<C 11111191 CO, S«ld r~ & IC>-Bkr 645-2267 "" ,,,_. dl1'-tng & 1111"' UlllT,, .. 4 SPO • STEREO 4S#VT '2,995 11llNlllll tH'" 'SPD AIC •UG 11,495 Co. No. 1 water aporl• new. $250 631-7640 . 640-8888 . MUii ... , Try $25.600 I ... , SL '71 Su...., Beetle. meet ~llon• Include •• , con-• proic. Income require· Weaher/Oryer ••t $80 Set ot Alaaken Go4d Nug· 500 tunning cond 2000. '""iAl< P<>Wlf' tlMr· m•nta to. CIHtllled call anytime. get Jewelry Watch. 32' Outcll built .. llboll, TOTOTA·¥0UO 79320iS•ll 15.43XUI) 1 623-0340 662-88t2 876-24970f&48-8817 Ing (IA l&43) :CV-::::!~-;-~ Ad#10t9, P.O Box 1560 M2-3308 Ring, Cuff link• SIOOO -eng109, moo<ed °"I 1,0 ........, .. ._ '79 32QI Al (0S3XVN) I 1 t IDW $3116 a.. 41 ..._. OeM, CMta M111 g282&. All WUhlngmechlne.entlQua firm '486...0679, 11ter 5 Udo, $1&,000 o.' lr1dt c ..... ..._ '7952i1At.(4"457) IMit1alll1lal 9 1471Ytft 175 0.,.Ai..__., .,, lnqlllftwwlllblanawer-wrlnger fypel76. pm tor BMW, horu. or "'"·UOJ.,uo.to7 '803201Stk (254ZUS) T .. tDrf\le APrtce ULIS,llRVIOf ed. 8'1~1135' • a.• l!I• Woody '49'·6851 ev11. 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A, U !O D • P M , I • O • • O I 1 , -MOff tam• .,. ~lno .:::.""• t_... mT llU AUIAVATIOHLITI CIH•lfled Adi .,. th•' uo CAIH. 7eo.oen 1'41Mo·1'18 >ranu\t ··-'"' c~fnO "but" ""' 7 ' MldOll. new otutcll; 1111 Cid Cp• d•Vlll• l:t t*Otd •No Mlllno,t enNet 10 t ~M1N•we>Otl I H Oll Tannts .__. • ......._ 1.,,,,_-1 (' "t _ ,.,., II you -.av• • brkt. lgn, 1nd more~ lrnmeo. tone! 201000 ml 11t1 n111 lnVtM CMM1Mtl gerag.or,.,.-..11•u ~ M«nbtrtl'llP MOO __,...., -.. •~ 01\ -• CllTIJ*lb1nnocottttnt ~1.1 Xlnt in lout. a loaded. (714)7•1·88~1 to dinner. ,IT or ~/T.1 Nt*.., fO , .. l'MfW11:2:.-4H1 blllrft l ·S, w, ....... monff' ·-·· UIU•1.1 weed.· ... It now\itth a runnlno Muslelll.S12SO •(11411'MJ22•1t•. ~'~ -~ _ "*'~ _ _ ~~ •tl•~t ,, CIWifledAd litm 13~~~---:;llff':========.l::========s. ' ........ Riii WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1983 Of4ANGE COUN I Y C ALIF0f1NIA 2!> CENl S Laguna Niguel Ziggurat and its 58 acree have been declared 1urplua property by the government and orf ered (or 1ale. 'For Sale' sign goes up for the Ziggurat lly FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL ot'"llllllDelr ........ The largely vacant Chet Holifield Federal Building in Laguna Niguel h.aa been declared exceaa property by the U.S . ge>vemment and la being offered for sale, lt was announced today by Rep. Robert Badham, R- Newport Beach. The "ziggurat" as the building has been called becauae of its pyramidal ahape, will be offered for sale to at.ate, county and local Inflation hits ferry: 5-cent hike One of the smallest and, ar- guably, the most reliable utilities l.p California -the Balboa-bland Ferry -ia seeking a 33 percent rate increue. In other words, puaenger fare9 would go up five cents. The increue, if approved by the state Public Utilities Commission, marks the third :time fares have been hiked in the &rry aervke'a 63-year hiatory. · It la propoeed \hat rates for adults be aet at 20 cents and 10 oeJ'lta for children under 5. 'The rate for can abo would go up a nickel. to 35 oenta. Operators of the ferry, in the application to the utilities cornrni91ion, said that without a 1are hike the tervice would la.e money thia year. government agencies. If no offers are received, the building then will be offered for private sale. According to Howard Seelye, a Badharn aide, a value between $75 and $100 million baa been placed on the multi -tiered structure by "knowledgeable sources familiar with real. estate in southern Orange County ... " The government acquired the building in 1974 in a $10.5 million property exchange with Nbrth American Aviation Co .. now the Rockwell Corp. Oranfe County government period cally has expressed interest in leaaing or pu.rchaalng the building, which has more than 822,000 square feet of usable space. County acquiaitlon of the building was la.a\ proposed in 1981 by county Supervbor Bruce Nestande. "At that value, I think It's too high for our purpoeea," Nestande said today. "I want to see an appraisal.·• Such an aaaessrnent of the building's value la under way, Badharil laid. "I think the cou nty la interested, the question is at what price," Nestande added. Supervisor Thomy Riley, In whose district the building ls located, called the $75 to $100 million valuation "a lot of rocks." "rm wondering lf the county can afford It," Riley said. And he suggested that cost estimates for preparing the The ferry, owned by the pioneer Beek family of Newport .Beach, makes more than 120 round trips daily between the island and the Balboa Peninsula. .Since 1919, service haa been :halted only twice -once when a :hotel burned near the ferry hnding and aaaln this winter .during a fierce ttonn. .,.., .... ,.... .,, ...... MlteMll Solvang rancher Bill Nicholas (in hat ) waits his turn in heated argument with Paul Watson, skipper of the Sea Shepherd. : The lel"Vice began aa a buaineta "gimmick for shuttling real estate -cuatomera to the Island. The initial pauenge r fee for· a -0ne-way trip was a dime but the -l'ate later was lowered to a nickel. · Durin1 the 19401 and 501, ~ were provided free rides lildt from the peninsula becaw.e, ·• the story goea. most of the k.ida 'i>ent all their money at the .Selboe Fun Zone. :; : The .._te increued to a dime in ;~9~te 19!W>a and to 15 cents in ·:;l'requent ferry users can .t)utchue a 30-lrip ticket. The :price for a ticket will go from .J~O.H to $12 lf the new fee cbedule la approved. .. ;~: -lllDEX-_.. •· · At Your Service B3 Births F3 Busine.a E4-5 Bulletin Board A5 Cavalcade 82 ClMllfled Fl,F4-6 c:onuc. F2 era.word F2 Death Noticee F3 Ecllt.orLaJ A6 l'l\p&ementa F3 f.ntertalnment & ,..,.. the Record F3 HuiOICOpe B2 Ann Landers 82 Movtee & ,::· .National Newt A3 Public Notkea 84,06,n-• Spocu El-3 Dr. St.el~n 82 8Wck Matlcetl • TeltvWon 88 'Theetetl B& W•cber A2 Weddlno F3 World ff.wt A.3 \ Vigilante in Laguna f aceof f Conference on seals protest turns into bizarre event By STEVE MITCHELL Of'" .. Dllltr .......... lt'a doubtful wildlife vigilante Paul Watson will evi:c~~ u.e Laguna Beach as a rop for a press conference -not after a aeries of bizarre happenings late Tueaday. Among them were the near· shipwreck of a cabin cruiser bringing Wat.aon to shore, and the appearance of an ornery cowboy who insisted on contributinjl his four-lf'tter-word dl&tribe to the newt conference. Watson and hia 24-member crew stopped off ln Laguna en route to the fri~ld waters off Newfoundland, "'Chere the 32-year-old skipper has vowed to do battle with teal vessels bound fOC' Canada '1 annual baby harp aeal hunL Here's how the series of mil· event.a unfolded: Wat.aon anchored his 200-foot cod trawler. the Sea Shepherd, off the C08.'lt and cauj(ht a ride to shore with mualcia.n Dick Dale (King of the Surf Guitar) aboard Dale's cabin c:rulaer. When the 23-foot cruiser approached the sand at Main Beach Park. the engine conked out and the boat ran aground. Crew members, llfelU8J'df and passers-by spent 20 minuletl in a reverse tug-of-war with the waves, finally pushing Dale'• boat back to sea. A wet Watson and crew. (See LAGUNA, Pase A%) • building for new tenants might equal the cost of new bullding construction. According to Badham, sale of the building by the federal General Services Agency haa been ordered a.a part of President Reagan's program to rid the government of more than $17 billion in unneeded land and buildings. Badham said that a survey of the building conducted in December found that only about one-third of the available apace is being uaed by federal agencies. A report made to the Federal Property Resources Services branch recommended the building be declared e>CCell and aold. According to a GSA official, the zigf,urat waa the "worst example ' for an underutillt.ed or unused building, Badham said. (See ZIGGURAT, Page A3) UCI students set anti-I ee protest UC Irvine student ofticen are preparing a $1,000 lobbying campa.len to pressure legislators to vote down Gov. George Deukmejian'a propocal to ralae student fees by $150 during the next school year. Several key officers met Monday after the governor's speech to belin lmplementln1 their campajcn using post cards and telephone calla to reach lawmakers. said Jim Kohlenberger, administrative vice president of the associated students. He claimed UCI students will :>ppoee any proposal to lncreue student fees. "1lus ls the cloeest we've ever come to actually facing tuition," he said. Students, meanwhile, alao are concerned about another fee increase, thJs one exclusively for their spring quarter beginning in March. When UC Regents meet Jan. 20 in San Francisco, they will oonaider a one-ti.me increase to meet the governor's Jan. 3 !diet to reduce spending by 2 percent in the curTent fiacal year. William Parker, asaistant vice chancellor at UCI, said regents will consider an increase of about $100. To avoid confusion with the permanent fee increases the governor propoeed Monday, UC offlclala are deacriblng the lncreue likely for March u a "surcharge." Kohlenberger said student repre9entativa at the regents' meeting wllJ calJ for the 2 percent aavln11 to come from administrative cutback. rather than from a fee l.ncreue. Undergraduate UCI atudents who are California residents pay $404.50 per quarter in fees that go toward s tudent services, financial aid, student body fees and debt service for a college union. Most students attend three quarters per year, making annual enrollment costa about $1,200. Non-reaidenta pay $1,454.~0 per quarter, or about $4,360 per year. Graduate students, both rellident and non-resident, pay about $15 more per quarter than undergraduates . According to Deukmejian's plan, students enrolling in the UC system beginning next fall would pay an e'Xtra $50 per quarter. The Republican sovernor'a ISee ANTI, Page AZ) Coastline, UC plan • 01eet1ng on credits By PHIL SNEIDERMAN ot'"ttle .,.., Noe .... Coastline College officials will meet soon with representatives of the University of California system to dlacuss a new pollcy that may prevent 90me Coastline studenta from transferring coune credits to UC campuaes. The UC action f oc uses primarily on the television COW'leS offered by Coastline and allegations that they are not comparable to classroom COW'lelt in the same subject. Coastline President John Buller said he expects to meet late this week or early next week with UC adminlstratora to pinpoint the university's concerns over Coastline's cluees and to determine how they can CSff COLLEGE, Pa1e Al) Stock surge cµrries DoW index past 1, 100 NEW YORK (AP) -Stock pri<.'ft advanced broadly today, wt\h the Dow Jones awraae of 30 industriala breakina throuah th• 1,100 barrler for the flrat tlme tn hJltory. The lnduatrlal averap cllmbed to 1,100.07 at 11:80 a.m. PST, reveralnf Tunday'a •t.back ln pr1ctl. The avel'ap .Upped beck to l ,096 bofore noon for an actvuu of 11.&9. Advancln, ""* outnurnbtJed dedlnet by almot\ 3 '° 1 arnoni New Yoi-k Stock E:loc~llned --.. • Analyt1ta aid thitre had been no 1\l'Udna dewk>omenta ln the economic new. of late to prompt muchchan&einmv.t.on'hopes for a broadenlna economic recovery. Th• market ahowed little r"ponM Tuetday when moat ~ banb ~ the counu-y loWwed \heir prime~ .... trari l 1 ~ to ( l pmtleft\. Biobn ~ted out that \he banka' acdon WH merely a reapoftH to r.revtou1 decUn•• In other lni,rett. ratH ttiat d.Urmlne UMli ooat Of rnaney. .. 'n-. NYSS'e a•1•Wte lndu fOH 1.14 to ••. a. At th• AIMricen Stock ~ ._ lilubt value tDdex .,.. u, .teat •.ao. ' ~-----"-"'_u•_•v_,_i._10,aJ lrvlnl----~------~~------------------------~---------------------: f ehentieal-~·~~·ee-10.~,~~~~~~-• IC ANTI-FEf: l.10BBY • • • rropo&1I , htJWt•v1•r, IS not t't'rt111n 0 f>lb.'I It l'll11l must W\•uthN .an arduou11 rl'Vll'W in tht' Dt'mot.•rat t<Jntrollt•d ,t,1te Lt!g1JSlaturt• t'IUt'lUAtlur\lll or the State l'(.'Onmny t1lM1 will aftc<c:t ttw uu tcome A healthy t.'l'Onum y would 81.'nt'ra le more ta)( revenut•. makin.a stuc.Jt.•nt foes I~ n~y P•rker Sdld un1ver:.1l y administrators also oppose the concept or tuition -charging students for funds to opernte classrooms and pay teal·hel"!. The U<:' System's budg(:t officer, William Baker, has termed th e governor 's $150-per-student proposal a reasonable increase within the t.'<>ntext of t.he state's fiscal crisis, Parker added RU k I' r ' 11 W 0 I d K h ti Vt' fl ' l app1. ..... ·ti .. 1ud1·11u.. though K 11lil1 ntH•q(t'I 'illd a.tud1•nl h·utlll' pl.an tu d1,.t1 1huh• a.ioo pcmtt..irus with p1 u1ttocl mt·~g'--. oppu1u11g fee 1ncrt.•W1(.'S Studt.>nlJI will bl> u.-.kl'd l.U fill out tho curd11 and return th<'m to stud1•nt body offsl'\.'S for m1ulang. ht' su1d Lt•..idt•r.. alw hupt• tu !K.•t up u telcphorw in a busy urea JU!lt 1•u L:.1dt• the rollege unaun. ca llt>d tht• Un1vcrs1ty Ct•nt1•1. w}wrt• i. t u d l' n t :. l' u n l' on t 1u· 1 t he 1 r n:prescnt.atavw, he :.uklt.-'d Like Dcukmejlan. howevel', lht• student 0 H1t•t•rs also arc st't'kmg somt• n•venue For tht•m, at ml'ah:. winning support u( tht· Associated Student Coundl (01 the $1.000 lobbying bill. Tht coundl wall rev1t.•w the proposal nt>xt Tut'Sday LAGUNA SHOWDOWN • • • followed by photographers ano reporters. made their way up the steep cliffs to the parking lot of the Hotel Laguna to began the press conference .. Watson began talking abou1 the horrors o f the Canadian government in allowing the slaughter of 180,000 harp seals 200 miles north of St John in Newfoundland next month H e vowed to sail the Sea S hepherd to the harbor at St John, where he plans to set up a blockade al the harbor entrance and ram any vessel attempting to leave for the harp seal birthing grounds. He claimed his rod trawler has equipment -1nl'lud1ng a 10-foot-high barbed-wire barrier encirdmg the entire de<:k that wil l make it 1mposs1ble for Canadian coast guard offll·1als to board her Watson said the vessel 1s equipped with a water cannon to repel boarders and even "armed" with eight 50-gallon drums of pie/filling that can be fired by the water cannon. It was at a point an the press conference when Watson was talking about the three' whaling vessels he has rammed and sunk on past exped1t1ons that Solvang ra.ncher Bill Nicholas stepped tn <..:al11ng Watson and his crt'W a bunt·h oJ money-grwbb1ng phunaei.. the ran<:her engagt•d Watson in a finger -waving. name-calling battle of shouts. "You 're an ecolog1C·al 1gnor:m1us." Wat.son shouted. T 0 w h I l' h N i C' h 0 I ~· s n-soonded. "I'll ~avl' you $2,000 to gel back on that boat and gel lhl' hl'il out of hl•re" To whu:h Watson and st·Vt.>ral aew membf.rs held out thl'lr hands and said, "Pay up and we're out of here " Thul prompted the red-faced l'OWboy to pull a fat wallet from h1i> pocket and begin countang out $100 bills "I've only got $1.500," he said "Will that do?" Onc of the tn•w members laughed and said, "Hand 1t over We'n..• gone." But Nicholas pol·keted lht.· money. saying that he'd be "JUllt like you people 1r l gave you the money" The press conference ended !>h1>rtly afterwards Then Wat.son and t ~o report<'ri. reured to a m·arby tavern for a fareWl'll drink bf.Core the skipper set sail for Nt.>wfoundland "Some town." Watson said, sipping on has S('('ond beer "ls 1t always like this around here'" By GLENN S<'OTT 01 ""' 0111, '"•I ..... hvtrw 1101111 will h.1vt• u lttw rl'CjUll llli( Jll IVUU' l'UrtlJ>IUlll'll uml utht•f jrtlUJ>H to du1du:w th .. k1nd11 iU\cJ quuntltll'I or \())(j(.• l'hl'nllcul" tht•y u1w within thl' city ll'Vhll' City Council ml•mlx•r11 u111.1111111uu•ly ugreeu Tul-.d11y tu pnl>ll aiut•h an ordiruann·. which l'OU)d mukt• ttw ''"Y the flrat an Orun,(<• County to tmplem<>nt u d'wmkul c.J111dosuro law Counc..·11 members uld cl\y ofhciuhi Wiii (.'ONIUlt with Orlingt' (.' o u n l y S u pt• r v I 1 o r Br u ct' Nt•!$Umdt•, who has prOpolil'd u sinulur law for unim·orporut('(I urea!! of tht• wunty Courwtlwoman Mai y Ann Ga1do p1 uposed the law. She dainwd four chemkal leak11 rt•porwd an the city since mid- N OVt.'Ol bl'!' poln t OU t poss1 ble dangcrs lo pt.'<>plc who work or live there. Tht• potential for u tragic acl'idcnt 1s too great to overlook She loses all in fire, except life By ROBERT BARKER 0 1 1M O•llr Plloi tl•lf Daanu Peterson got out of the f1rt.' 1n hl'r Huntington Bea<'b t'1mdom1n1um with her life, but that apparl'ntly was about all. Consumed in the Tueaday afternoon blaze were all her dotht•s. hl'r furniture and l'vt-rythmg eYSC' the unemployed woman smd she owned She even lost ht?r ('OntaC't lenses Less than an hour after the !1rt• brok<• out, she wac; surveying thl' sn•nt? 1n a neighbor's too- large bathrobe, still wondering wher<· i.ht• was going to spend the night Peterson later complained of a sore throat and she wound up spending the night al the hospital for observation. "She was exposed to a heated atmosphere and we thought she might have suffered damages to her respiratory tract," sajd fire mvestiRator Rick Grunbaum. "I understand she feels fine and will be released today," he added Pett'r.,on .HL said she was January's 'heat wave' ·settles in A wmk'r hl'Jl wavt.• that has brought mid-August weathl'r to the Orange Coast ts expected to hnger through the we<'kend with continued warm days Lifeguards along the l'oast rl'ported a flurry of beat·h al·tivity Tuesday Newport Beach attrac ted more than 30.000 v isitors while roughly 25,000 ~'Opie showl'd up at tht· strand in lluntangton Hea<·h Newport Beach ued with f1 vt· other Southern Dlhforrua cttaes Tuesday as the wapnest spot an the nation at 87 degrees. Th 1·. rt.• ad 1 n g Newport hf<'guards said. 1s lx•heved to bt• a rrcord fua· January A temsx•raturt> ol tt.i dt•gret"S an Los Angeles Tuesday broke a l!:IOH Januarv ll'C:ord of 81 dt·~rt.'<~ Desp1t(• the· perfect tanning weathc>r un tht· tx•ach, tlw walt'r rt>mmm. a l'h11ly 60 dejln:'<."S. The National Weather ~rv1<."<' -;aid the dry Santa An& wand:. that h:ivt· tr1ggl'rc:d th<• heat wavt> wall ht•gm to dw out this l' v c n 1 n g b u t t h a t 1 n 1 a n d lt•mp<•r<ltun·~ will rl·m~m 1n tht· low 80'> through Sunday East freezing Rain mm U•O out .,,., Santa ""• winds -· e to Oec<eese "As the Sent• Anu abate - eapetl 1emperetuta1 lo Orop some bul ltte -m -•ther -continue se>d Jett W•tQhl of ttte Nelo0nal WHtttef S..-a Th• -••h•• setvlee said ltte 1norea&•r>g lllQh c1ovo1 1on1ghl S1nte "nas com11111 thrOUOh tile W1th overnight 10~ mostly 1n 1111 movnl••ns would d•c••••• $Os Con11der1ble high 1on1ghl end lhu•~•Y when ttte ctou<Stneu and oot as w•rm on weathe< lo• Soutttern C•lllOfnla lhvrad•y H1gh1 on Thursclay would be mo&lly clOudy wltll hf(ltl mostly 1n th41 mid· 709 clouOI and 1~ tamper•lurea EI sew 11 at• 1 r om Po 1 n t The high 81 Loe Angele5 <:""< .. 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An alrplam· cru• ~ Deportml•nt and Nc:~undl''~ lrv1n1• was fortunutl' that no ahort of th<' runwaay •t Jo n oCfll't.' bl.·fore drafhnlJ u tp<'C1Cir rmirt lt'noua 8ttldm\ll lnvolvlns WayJW Airport rniaht crct«' 11~h I 1uxlc rhl·mlcala have occurr('d. a problem If It rip~ Into t '' uQ>uncllman l.>.wtc.J S11l1 not<'d He> notc-d, tor example, thut an wrcma bulldlnp. ahe '':M('lll..od the tmportuncP o( cruuting ethylcrw oxide leak Nov 12 at The only way \0 han le l\K"h a i h b l h h bet 111tuatfon would be lo knnw in atandord rt•qulrc.-mt'ntJ 10r t e Bcntl(•y La !I m g t UVt' ·n ndv,...,,., what c(fe<:\11 thl' mixing l''in• Ot•partment ao each city much worse hod 1t occ·urred .. ...no .. dcK·•n't mand•t.e 1 ronfualnai IN dunna a workday ruthcr than on of t•hem1t·al1 from odjacent of rull11. lrvlm• "'OntracLa for fire a Fr1duy rught. buildings might creaw. tht-aaad prot«·t1on from the t'OUnly Fire City 0Hic1als also were lucky Gaido alto stn.Wed. and other Dcpurtment. which also serves tht• lab's emergcnl'Y alarm went l'tJUncil members agreed, .thal the i.evcral other cities. o f 1 , o s u pl' r v I so r w a s rnst uf implementing the new Oaido first proposed the city imr11t.odiutt>ly a<."Ct.'l>Sibl<' anti night law should be covered by pay no more than $20,000 \0 hire shift workeri. W('rl' quu·kly chargma "u!ICr" fees to the flrml a con" u 1 tan t to draft an evat.•uJll'li, hc addlod that l'mploy toxic chem1cala ordlnanl·e After a !ihorl "lnt•wrycnt1caljun<.·tun·we The fefts l'OUld be levied discuuion, however. Mayor were fortunate th1ngi. bruk<' our through lhl' same system that Larry Agran said the. ci\)' 1hould w;,iy .. collects bUSlnt'SS ht-en!W recs. they hire a full-time spectalllt to Allt)Oul(h 27 p<.•opll'. uwluding said ~ OiH11a l't"tt•rson taking a noontime nap an her l'O ndo at Claremunt Lane and Continental Dnvt.> when flames broke out at the side of bed. dWakening her. Shl' tried to beat out the fire wath blankets and then tried to douse It wllh water. "But I l'OUldn't breathe and l had to get out," she said. Investigators said the fire destroyed Pet~rson's $75.000 c·ondominium and caust.'d additional 105SeS to contents Grunbaum said firefighters were lucky the flames didn't spread. "It was hot and dry because of the Santa Ana winds. All the :1partroents would almost l't'rtamly have burned 1f they had had wooden shingles," he said Grunbaum said nearby rC's1dences had composition shmglC'S which helped ~ prevent flames from sprea<lJng from roof to roof Peten.on said she smokes but hadn't been smoking prior lO her nap "l think n must have been :iomethmg to do with electrical switches." A woman who Peterson rudn't know brought her a bag of clothes to get her throufth the night Anothl•r woman asked Pel('>rson what sh<' needed "You don:.S have any s1~e 9 shoes on you." she asked "No." was the reply "But Wt>ar size 10 " She returnl'd minutes later with shoes for Peterson. Peterson said she had been a ~ 1al work(•r in Los Angt.•les and also had counst!IC'd c·hildren She said shl•'s bt'<'n out of work for nearly thrc'<' yt'ars ''That's what I need, a JOb." she said "Tell people that I love to wnrk with children " School chief says 'No DJ ore layoffs' By JODI CADENHEAD 01 the O•llr Piiot St•lf After sending layoff notices to teachers in the Newport-Mesa Unified School D1Stnct for the last four years, Superintendent John Nicoll said Tuesday the board "should dig our heels in" and not fare any teachers this year Nicoll l'alled the ant1c1pated 1983-84 school budgt't, with a proJCcted $1.6 million deficit, "glum," but he told trustees he h o ped attrition and ear l y retirement would make it unnecessary to lay off any teachers this year. Last spring. as required by law, 88 teachers were sent layoff notices About 12 actually were laid off and now are working as substitute teachers in the district. Officials 1n the financially strapped district expect t.o lose 800 s tudents this year. meaning 30 fewer teachers will be needed in Septembf.r. District officials also are recommending that teachers be granted no salary increases next year, other than normal step increases for advancement. Thas y~ar teachers received a 3 percent raise. Nicoll said he hopes to shave $1 million from the pro,ected $1.6 million deficit by eliminating 30 teaching positions through attrition and early retirement. Sance last spring 21 teachers and administrators have participated in the early retirement program h allows employees over 55 lO retire with an annual $6,000 salary for five years. r~1ve benefits for five years and work part time as consult.ants for five years. Addrtionally, NacoJl recommended the board take no action to eliminate any programs durmg the 1983-84 school year News of the recommendations was greeted with guarded enthusiasm by Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers President Maya Decker. "I'm ecstatic I 'm really pleased," said Decker "l think it's good that we finally have the opportunity to avoid the agony we've been going through for the last few years." Distract ofhcaaJs are predicting a $47.J m1lhon budget next year, down almost $3 million Cron the '82-63 budget. Most of the; reductions have <..'Orne as a result of lossr•s of state and federal· income COLLEGE CREDITS • • • From Page A1 bf. resolved. But Buller emphasized that UC offac1als have confumed that tht> transfer l·redit challenge will not affet•t students who have taken ConsthnP courses in the past or who are enrolling in the spring semester, which bejltns Jan, 31. Coa s tlin e. which ha:. adm1n1strative offices i n Fount.am Valley. has no campu.a inmate succumbs in Newport jail The death of a rnlddle-age man being held in the Newport Beach city jail is the subject of an investigation by police detectives today. Officers said 1t appeared thf' man died of natural causes. The man's name was not released. Police did not specify why he had been arrested. An autopsy is being conducted by the Orange County Coroner's office It offeri. classes 1n rented loc.-at1ons througboul the area. Its telev1S1on courses have t>eeo c·nticaz.ed by faculty members at sister schools Orange Coast and Golden WC'st culleg~s In part because of this criticism. officia1- m the UC and California Sta~ University systems have begun a review of t.elet:ourses The four-year un1vers1taes traditionally have accepted Coasthn(• telecourse credits when students transfer . .ffut ta.st month • UC facu.Jl.y t'Omm1ll«' called the &ard of Admissions ahd Relations with Schools adopted new guidelines ronl.-ernang the transfer or credit earned at community l'<>lleges. The c hairman of thia l'omm1ttec has said Coastline's classes will bf. suspended frQ1'9 the transfer process until • further review is conducted. 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SUITE 104, COST A MESA (714) 645-3359 Belwt'l'n 17H1 & 18th SI otl of Wh1tt1e1 Blvd MON.-FRI. -10-4 WHY WEIGHT Start the New Year out right, with our weight loss therapy. .l11h11 I hf11,i.:1·rl111 d uf El Toru h.1 ... I 11·,1\l·cl ,1 hudgt"l ti)lhl'lllU ... 1 ''1"111"· 111 tlw alhga111r .... 11gt·r .... I" 1111<·' .111d 1111111 ... 1.a1u-. d11th111g llhlj..(lllol 11 I .. .. II ... \\' t. I l (I I .1 ., h I II 11 1,...,\1 111.ik1 '' "h11 \\'dill lo kt·c·p hi:-1hn .. · '11u11g ... 11·r' tn 1lt·...ig1wf l,1111·1' 1-. ,, tinv dung t•mhll·111. 11-.d ti ·d 111 hr111.1. 111,h -gi t•1·n v111yl .1ml 1111pr11111•d with tht• 111111.ils HS I I ... JU'l l.11 gt· l'llOUgh l11 ('II\ l'I .111 l11t1.t ... h11 t all1gat11r I ,un 11lll\' orit· ol n11llr11n' of pa11 111' 1 h111ugh11ut ou1 n;ll111n who'' um,l,rnllv lx·mg ,1..,kc·d h\ h 1-. lt·t·n .igc·r' f.ir mo111·\ 111 pun l1<1'>t' "g11:1turc· J•«1n .... l111d ... h1r1 ... t'I 11·11·r<1. 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M 11 • Our patients have lost 20 to 150 pounds using the protein sparing modlfted fa st the easiest. sa fest and quickest way to lose weight proven on lhousands of patients over a I 0 year period I l t ~ • ·, f r1 ·1 1·1 11 8111 Blr1<;<, Sell'r.t f ror 1 • 2 m itl 3 p PC'r' cu•tL, r 1 .111 .',not II HI~·, l\)I I >IPrl(t<.. l11CIL1(h-' •:;ol IS C::f! pr>~ d!l(l nl I I Call Us For A Free Consultation BASIC HEAL TH CARE 1617 Weslcliff Dr Suite 205 Newport Beoch, Col1f (714) 548-1183 Annual S ale 15 to 5 0 o/o ()FF P ubliC' \\ c·lc·onw AMCO ·\\JotRS Sl 'Pp~ ~~ ~.J ,. S(H'd11/i1in/,! in tht· ctH1rrlinat111n of lht• dtror11 ti • 4' hMrdM ;1rc· for ) our pro1e<·t fi11i\ht•rl hardMart• /or: DOORS , BATH, KITC H EN, BARS, CA BI NET AND BATH ACCESS()RIES (7 14) 642-4184 ( hNd \1onda\\ SPORT COATS Reg 125 00 210 00 89.90-149.90 r 'I •Ir•<' r I I .tir •!I 1tH J1, t11•rr11u1l1<Hlf", t•.'\l•'L'rl' 111(1«1lrl r ,il :.01)1 i ti Cf :. i t Jle11<1 DRESS SLACKS Reg 42 50 57 50 29.90-42.90 ',1•i•'I 111 pnlyp•,lr·r .inrl polyf'',l1·r .tfHI \/\<>1>l l,lf'111t ,l,11 ~. l11r: 111 If' I 11•11 10< p incl I 111 011, Pl.1 .It< :1 «I 'J.t •.ti i;111cl ·,lvl nc 1 .'+ It I 11 1 11 1t1 r jl1 I SAVE IN WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT Save 300/o to SOO/o on Spor tswcar Scp~rc:ites 1ncluci1nq i;1ckn!"-.. skirts pant~. t)louses. swcdters Heq 28 00 120 00 Save 30% to 50°/o on dresses. blazers and coats Reg. 50.00 120.00 thrnuglr 111 ... l'n ;i11vt· M;1rkl'l111g S1·n 111·' r11111 I 1 .. ·, 11rdt·rt·d ~.~>1111 nf tlw111 Ill ... lll'k •Ill .111d trOIHHI 1111ttlt•h p11u·d .ti 7 ·, n•nt:-. 1·at h 111· 11 t•d11 ... hi... 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'"Thl· v1•ry worst that nm h<.1pp<:n .... th;il J"m going lo haV(' ·· sport shirts 14.90-29.90 Req 25 00 52 50 LOil() SI ·1".f' 1 lc11ClS drKI sol10 1· ·,or'ecl ld1Jr1C!; ._111<l color-, Famous maker knit shirts 14.90-29.90 R1 o 2~ UO .l(J ,JO Orlon~ 1110 .'liool5 ir1 c...011<.lc;. .i1HI p<1llt 1rns Famous maker sweaters 19.90-119.90 Rt'fl Q ~)() ;5r, 00 L.HqfJ •,clc~t1l)ll ol colors clr11I hll.. 1rlt no; .'.uvl incl C ISi 1 CWS Outerwear 39.90 -99.90 Rf'q BS 00 150 00 Asst1r 11'<1 style:<, .incl fc1t >rt' r clu 1 · 1 c .. J.. p ir h.dS 111ct I 111!\/\£' 0111 jdcke:s Suede and Leather Jackets 149.90-259.90 n, I I .It., J v0 M Hl\: !, ( 10 llOOSP outs• l ti rd v.ilu1 . .., Casual Pants 14.90·26.90 R1 1 It. J 1 bO l tr<ll' ""-t •li>Ci nn of t ih11c....;; 1111 t ~tvlcs 111 It 1!11r iq c nrc h 11 ny Long sleeve dress shirts 16.90 • ~. I I{, 'I l tr> J() 00 A',~< ir It 'l i ... ,, 1l1c I c .olc H' , If it I J 1, 1111 'rr1S Neckwear 9.99 Robes 19.90-79.90 Famous Maker Dress shoes. 8.illy .JolJ11•,1011 ~ M11q1t1\ I lnrst11'1rn r11•q GO 00 1·1 1lCX) 49.90-99.90 Casual Shoes 44.90 Weddings Laura Ziemer Susan Balley Kathryn Vogtl Cberl Smllb Townsend McNuhy Nina PQlley McNulty and John Townsend were marrled In the Miasion Viejo Country Club. They are making their home m Costa Mesa. The bride i. the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jack 0 . Polley of Newport Beach and her h usband is the son of Mrs. Larry Fessenden of Anaheim. daughter of George and Annelle G urgos of Irvine, and Joaeph Wilham Smith, son of Mary Smith, of Laguna Niguel, and the late J ames Smith. The newlyweds a.re res1ding in Laguna Niguel. Bailey -Evans Ziemer -Rogers Swan Evans, daughter of Ray and Marilyn Evans, of Fountain Valley, and David Bailey were married in Walke r Union Churc h in Walker, Ore Bailey's parents reside in Cottage G r ove, Ore., a nd the n e wly w e d s have established their home in Creswell, Ore. Vogel -Smith Laura Jean Roger's and William Craig Ziemer exchanged w edding vows in the Community Church Congregational. They will establi1h their home In Brea . Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. William J Rogers and Dr. and Mrs. Donal Ziemer. all of Costa Mesa. Smith -Gurgos Our La d y Queen of A ngels Church in Newport Beach was the setting for a ceremony uniting in m arr iage C h eri L yn n Lfu rgos. Kat hryn Jane Smith and Martin Duane Vogel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Vogel, of Huntington Beach, recited their wedding vows during a cer~mony m St. Rita Catholic Church, Sierra Madre The bride IS the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roger Philip Smith of Arcadia. The newlyweds are residing in Huntington Beach. DEATH NDTICfS =B-ir_t_.h-.s ___ ~~~- Hunt10g•on Beach ooy THOROUGHMAN ROY M . THOROUGH- MAN. realdent of South La1una, C a P as a ed away on January 10, 1982 Som September 12, 1889 In Yates Ce nte r , K a nua. Surv ived by his w if e Dorothy, a daughter Masu Muehlke o f Sequ im, Washington, a 1l11te r Mrs. Ray McCormick of Oregon City, Oregon, granddaughter Susan Golden and granct.on Albert Mue hlke, J r and gr ea t-gra ndd a u gh ter Jennifer Elder. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, January 15. 1983 at 2:30PM at Pacific View Mortua ry C hap el w i t h i n\ermen t Arlingto n Nationa l Cemetery, Arllnaton. Virginia In heu o f flo we rs m emoria l contributions may be made t o Th e P h 11 o 1.0 p h I c a 1 A uiatance Leag ue o f Lacuna Beach, Ca Pacific View Mortuary, Newport Beach directors WEBB REGINALD STANLEY WEBB. born March 8, 1910. died January 7, 1983 1n Fullerton, Ca A long ume resident of Costa Mesa, Ca Mr. Webb ia survived by his son Keith , daughter-in-law Pat and 2 granddaughters, Laura and Debbie. Services and interment private GREENE HI LD A BLATZ GREEN E, passed away on Jan uary 9, 1983 She 1s survived by her eons Paul and Jerry, grandchildren Darrell. Cynthia, Mark. K e n t and Ch ris, great· grandchildren Andrew. Ned. and Lacey. and by 1 brother Albert Blau No formal lef'Vices Contnbutions may be ma de to a favorite charity ociet) CMMATIOH -Al AT llU. 646-7431 Our lit erature 1•11• the oompre1e story of our itodety . c... ... ,,. .. _._ -c-. McCC>aMtaC MOITUAIUH L.aguna Beach 4!M-!M15 L.aguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan ~p1strano 495 1776 N•UO-UWM-MT. OLIYI Mot1uary • Ceme 1ery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa !>4(}-555• ,_CINOTHIU IAL•040WAY e..oeTVAIY 110 Broadw•y eo. .. Me .. 642-9150 U.ln .... HOM ...,... • TVTHH.l , • MITCL# CHA'tt. •27 E t 7th St Cotta Mesa &4M371 alftTHS Hoeo Memottel ttoepltel Oc:lober 5 Mr end Mr• Looi• MOO<e Irvine boy Mr and Mr• William Monlgome•y Hun11ng1011 Beach gill October I Mr •nd Mrs Robert Panon. Irvine boy Mr end Mii N0tman Mangakau. Coal• Mesa. boy Mr and Mra C Slagner, Colla MHa. girl Mr and Mrs Triomas Fotter. N-Port Beach. boy Mr and Mrs Jerald Khalil. Huntington Beach. boy Mr and Mii George Henry Foonte•n Valley, gill Mr and Mre Edwlltd Krm Laguna Beach. Ofrl Octe>Oef 1 Mr end Mre Lyn60n CleY1on Ill, Ir-Me, boy Mr and Mfl Stephen Bowie N-potl S..Ch gin OctotMr. Mr and Mrs P11r1c1t Johnson ltorlt\9. boy Mr and Mrs Ct>arles Fraser HUf\ll"QIO<l 8Mcli. boy Mr and M" JeNrey Single<. Cotta M"6 bOy Mr and Mtt Jamel Hugn•• Laguna a..cti 0111 Mr and Mrs Wiiiie MllcomD Coste Mase OOy Mr and Mrs S1epnen Roetch We11m1n1ta<. Doy Mr e nd M11 Ricky Kingery Hunungton Beaci'I. gltl Mr end M fl. Oonlld M1rt1nez, Huntington SeKh. boy October I Mr and M11 Gery Fyt>el. Fountain valley ooy Mr and Mrt Steven Sherwood Irvine boy Mr and Mr• Oarrall Halvarton, Coate Mesa, boy Mr and Mra Erik P11me1 Laguna eooch. boy Mr and Mra Bradley S111um Cott• MeH girl Mr and M11 Robert Scrielar, Huntington Beach. boy OctoMJ 10 Mr and M ra Jonn Hickman Nawpotl Beach gjrl Mr and Mra JatMS WllJOn. Irvine 1w1n boys OctoMf 11 Mr and Mr• Rlcllard Grewar Costa Mew boy Mr and Mrs Mark Ra1navold Costa Mase bOy OctoOet 12 Mr and Mra Wlllllm Pollard ltvlne. bot Mr and Mrs K1t11. OlallOOd Irvine ~ and Mra John Chepo Engagenients Pfahl -Pietsch Mr. and Mrs. K urt Pfahl of Costa Mesa a n nounce the engageme nt of their daughter, Sandra Maria Pfahl, to J ames Charles Pietsch. son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Pietsch of G lendale A June 11 wedding in Newport Harbor Lutheran Church is planned. Sturm -DiCostanzo The engagement of Roseann Frances Stunn to Donald James OiC.OStan.zo IS announced by her parents. Eugene and Irene Sturm of Newport Beach. The future bridegroom is the son of John and Jean DiC.OStanzo of lrvme A March wedding m St James Church on the Lido Penmsula, is planned Rubel -Abrams Peggy Mai:1on Rubel and Mark Alan Abrams will be married March 20 m the garden at Sherman Foundation, Corona del Mar The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jam~ Lyon Rubel Jr. of Corona de! Ma.r. Ors Herbert and Lois Abrams of Seal Beach are parents of the future bridegroom. Green -Sheldon Mr. and. Mrs. William C. Green of Newport Beach hosted a champagne supper t.o announce t he engagement of their daughter, K athleen Meri, to L . Philip Sheldon Jr .. son of the Rev. and Mrs. Louis P. Sheldon of Anaheim The weddmg will take p}a{'(' July 30 In St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Newport Beach Buck -Hansen A Feb. 26 wedding In Our Lady Q ueen of Angels Church , Newport Beach, is p lanned by Lynda Ann Buck and J ohn Walter Hansen, eon o( Mr. and Mn. John H . HaNen of Thousand Oaka. The couple's plans are announced by her parenta, Mr. and Mrs.. Sydney E. Buck of Corona del Mar. Curry-Dillon Kristine Elaine Dillon, daughter of Juan and Betty Dillon, oC Huntln~ton Beacl\, and John Reeder Curr_y were married durlns a ceremony ln Whittler College Chapel. They are l't.'llldfns tn Monrovia., where nJs parent1, Paul and EUr.at>eth Curry aho make their home. Corwin-Eriksen A t"etemony tn Nt wpon Harbor Lutheran Church united In mamaae Debbie Erlkltn and K..n Corwin. They are mJdin~ in CotUll MtN Th brtdt> b tho dau1hter of S . urd Eriktl-n, of Sun Clly. Corwin la lhe eon o Ed Ci·rwln, of Newport Beith • Mr and M11 JtmH Marcnetta. Irvine boy Mt 1nd M•a James Carlaon Cotta Meaa g1r1 October n Mr and Mra Aob1rt Parkins. Costa MeH glrl Mr and Mrs Aandy NetllM. Irvine Qill Mr and Mra Edwin Peck. Jr . Irvine boy Mr end M11 Robert Pratlo.llt. Hun11ng1011 Beecn girl October 14 Mr and Mrs Ger.,d Woo1a1s, Irvine. boy Mr end Mrt Cnr111opher HOWit. Hunll119lon Beech, g11I Mr end Mra Oenla Sen11a Hun11ng1on Be&en, girl Mr end Mra Stepnen Rasch. Cotta Mesa. bOy Octotlef 15 M• and M11 Richard H•wley NawPQrl Beech boy Mr and Mtt Albe•lo daSagun Irvine 0111 Mr end Mr t Ro Dart 1 aylor Newl)o<1 Beach glfl Mr arid Mra Robert Eastman Huntington Beach boy Mr and Mrs Jenn Cele Newe>orl 8nch gl•1 October 11 Mr and M11 NlcholH w1111e1c. Fovnta•n Valley bOy Mr end Mra Donald 1<.1111n wes1m•nt1a<. g•rt Mr and Mra JOMph Trent. Colla Maaa boy Mr •nd Mrs Ta11y Carson Hunungton Beach boy Mr and M11 Hatty Peterson. WMtmlnste• bOy Mr and M rs Steven Sandell Irvine boy October 17 Mr and Mra Stuar1 t<erl. Corona d•I Mar boV Mr lll\d Mrs Donald Boyd, lrvlne, glrl Mr ano Mra Donald Mulhaupt, 1tv1na. girl Oclobll,. Mr and Mrs O.cer Ayal• Costa Mesa boy Mr ond M11 D11yl W.ie1m11n. Colla Mn• g111 Mr 1nd Mrs Paul t<onapaltky llv•no g111 Mr and Mra M•rk Carver Colla Mo11 Qlll OclCIMr 11 Mr end M11 Abdallah Morelli. Balboa gtrl M• and Mrs Arthur Tormollan Wl'ltm1ntte< boy Mr and Mrs Jonn P olluo Hunl•nglon Beach, OOy OctoMJ ID Mr end Mrs Blaine Straiton Costa Mase O"' M r and Mr• Kent Pearce Newpott 84MICl'I 011• Mr end Mra Oav•d Peterson Coat• Mesa boy Mr and Mrs Roberl Travers Senta Ana He>gnts boy Mr and Mrs Jlltnf!t Ptcken. Irvine. boy October 21 Mr and Mrs James !odams. N..,.port Beach. boy Mr 1nd M11 John Tupy. Co111 Meaa boy Mr 1nd Mra Oougln l"rledman. Irvine. boy M r end Mrs. An1hony Mulln. Cotta M1111. girl Mr and Mr1. Robert Ruuell, Huri11ng1011 Beacn, glrl Mr and Mr• JeNr•y Lyall Costa Meta boy Octobet 22 Mr and Mfl Rober I Oammllr. Irvine g111 Mr arid M11 RK;,,a•d Swan, Colla MIN boy Mr end Mtt Jenn Oede. Irvine. boy Mr and Mrt Scotl Wallman. IMM. boy Mr arid Mfl Oon1ld Greene Coale Miit boy Octftef u Mt and M11 Aoberl AOH . Hunllngton Bffeh. girl Oct°'* tA M• and Mrt 8tanley Morrltori. lnltne. girl Mr llld Mra CllJQ Lowe. Laguna Buch. boy Mr Md Mra Devld Prendargu t, INIM, oirt Mr and Mr• J ack S1enl1 y. F0unt11ri Veil~, Ol<I Mt and Mra Jonri Olrdnar, Coate M .... glrl 0.tobef .. M r •rid Mre Juan lleridovel, Cotta M .. 1 glrl .... :::r ~~17 Mt •nd Mr• Alc:ll•ro HHIOr!, OorOtle de! M1t, Olri 0.tMafB M r arid Mr e OtlOO IC elly. '®rite•ri Velley Diii Oet.iet• Mt l r!O M r t Merk lh••· Hunlll)OIOll .. ICill 9111 ......... ., Mr eni Mrt Mlc:.h 111 Con111, ll'Wle boy Ml.IC flJTICl H elmut 011enter Jf Aoerne11ty 011\18 WU IChH I•• Celllofnll Tll<t OU.,_ II ~1.0 by llfl 1nc11vidull • Heltt1ul eu.tlMt TN• •t••~• wH toao ""''" lh• County C1e11o. ot Ofenge CCM!ty on .1-11ry 10 ... , ,_.n Puo11enao Orenoe COH I O•lly Pilot, Jan 12 1• n , Feb 2 1183 7•A.A~ Ml.IC NOTICE "CTITIOUt eutlHtH ...... tTATIMINT The follO'#lng peftOllt .,. domg bu.lrie11 ae JOSH 8LOCUM'8 . 'OO t W Co.tat Highway. Newpo11 " S.eGn, C1ht0tril1 9266) Minney'• '•mlly l11te1pt1Ht Ill() • a Calllornl• COfpotatl011. 2430 8 1nte Ant Avenue. Cotta MHI, C.lltornta iH77 Thlt butl1141H It c:oncluc;ted by I GOfl>Of'•llOn Minney'• Family Enterp<IHI 11'\C Alic. " Mlnn•v Sec1a1ery/T1aaturef ,.,... PuDlllhad Orang• Coaat Delly PllOI Jin 12 111 2& Feb 2 11183 2411·83 rta.IC NC>TIC£ rlCTITIOUt •Ut•H NAlll!tTATllANT Th• following p•rt on It doing bual,_ .. CAROL SOUTH ASSOCIATES 240 Newporl Canter Cr 11200, N-pon 8Mcn. CA 112eeo Carol J ean Soulh 179 Pineview. Irvine, CA 92714 Thi• butlnMt 1a conduc;te<1 by an ndlvtdual Carot Jn n Souui Thia at•t-t wH Ried with tne oonty Clet'k of Orange County on . 18, 1912. ,::I04Mt Publltned Orange Coatt Oelly llot, Oec. 22, 29, 1902, Jan. 5, 12. 1983 5497-82 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUllNl!lt NAME tTATl!Ml!NT Tne 1011ow1ng person 11 doing OuS1neH II WOODIE S. 1835 Whltl1tr SI Unll 0-8. Cotta Meaa CA 112627 Ann Taylor •85 E t8th St Coa111 Mesa CA 112827 Tlus but1nes1 II conducted by en 1nd1V10ua1 Ann Taylor nus ..... menl ..... fried """ ,,.,. Coonly Clerlo of Orange Counly on Oec 23 t1182 ,206475 Publlahad Orange Coul Oelly Pilot Oec 29 1982 Jan S 12 tll 1983 5«123·82 PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS BUllHIH NAMI ITATIMINT The lollowlng per1on 11 doing bus•nen es BIRTHIN SHIRTS, 2211 Mete Or . Santa Ana, CA 92707 Stecy Dorene McCullougn 22 11 M eaa Or S•nle Ana, CA 92707 Tiits butlr'le .. 11 conduc1e0 Dy an 1ndlvldu11I Stacy O McCu11ougn Th11 atatemerol w11 filed w11n Ille County Cleflo. of Orang• County on Oac 23. 1982 F2064n PuDllttled Or anoe Coul Oally P1tot Oec 29 t982 Jan S 12 tll 1983 5824·82 NJUC NC)TIC£ NOTICE OF NON · Mtf'ONllRITT Notice 11 "-'•by given thtl Ille undeulgned Wll not IMI t"90flllble tor any deb11 or l11blll1taa contracled by enyone otner ll'lan mY991f on or alter thla dll• Otlted tnt1 4th day of January 11183 ~-M Part• .. Scon 14 SurftlOe Ctr Newporl Bch CA 92863 Publlahed Orange Conl Oally •IOI Jen 5 6 1:1, 19113 t 11·81 PU8llC M>TICE FICTITIOUS tUllNUt NAMI ITATEMENT Tna following per1on 11 doing buslnou es DAWN'S OISCOU"IT LACE 88 Fair Or111e. Coale Me.a, Cllllorn•• 92627 Dawn S Skl•r t t4 46tn Strael. Newpotl Beacn. Calllorn" 1126«13 Thll bu11neu la conducled by an Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Wtdnetday, January 12, 1983 • Fl MUC NOJIC( MUC llOTtC( PllUC NOY.ct ''°lmou• .,...... 1eom1«1e eu ... u ~---r'.L.•• I N Ml lfAflMlllfF 9lAMI eTATIMINT - fhe I~ Hrtont art fCWIO f ha t0Uowln1 .,., .. ,, 11 llOlltl •T1...,, l>ullflN• .. boillMtl .. • fhe ~ ~ .,. doillt J I W f L " Y W 0 " L 0 MANAOUtlHf tOLUflONt ~ • MANAQtM NT CO . J)O I tftl'I 1t 11 & e11ore llne L en • 1 t T H I C AW e IU D GI atreet eo.ta ....... CA•2U7 H1111tinQton hKI\. CA ,,.... OOMPANU. ~J I ""*"8ll It , ~db~•~n~W~.~•~C>tt!!hl'r••lm11• .. r.,...,,1tt1t"""°te"""r.111111e.~...,.1411.._----~~--o~~,.... l eec.rH I Corona 0•1 Mer CA thor.-llne Li ne •t. H11nt1n91on Oamlllrldo• C1,,1111 Orou•. •Mn a..on. CA '2641 HO • P111Jman ''"" A lla, "ode e elden 2tOO Peril Tn.1 butlMta11 CCNW\tc.tld b,.,, Caltlorril• 12701 • Cellf ornl• Newpo11, Nevrpor1 t u cn, CA lndtvldual oatpOtellon t2MO lilot>ert W kN-TNt ~ .. condue..O by e Tf\18 bulln ..... OOll~llld Oy • Tllll .ta•-· -llteO wtlll IN c:opor•c~ .......... c ................. ... g_,al Pllt'*tftlp Cot,iftty Clfitk Of 0tel'IQll County Oii _,,..,...,,. _.,_ ..,...,... M Stldet1 Dec 21, fff2 ••-L ldfttOe, fl'llt 118letll9flt WM Iii.cl Wiii'! the 0•"'41 •. °"""''* b.c Vloe l'relliienl coun1y c1er1t of 0r11199 Cout>ly on Lawyer Tl'tlt 111tttNnt wea tllacl wllll U. °" 13 1912 OH C6'flO'•le "1eu ~nty 0'9ttl ol Olange Coumy on ,__ Nilwporlletall,CA-Jen II. tllti '11b11eneo 0•1ng1 CoHt Oally ....., ftlNM 191101. o.c H . 198:1 Jan 6, 12, 10. Publl•fl•d 011rio• COHI Di iiy f'ubll1heel Otanga Coe•• Oally 19'3 I PllOI. Jan 8, 12 Ii , 20, IH 3 Piiot, Jan 12, 1•. 21, fat> 2, tlil3 8«114 12 126-13 2t7~ Pla.IC NOTICE .. eTtTIO\le IUllNIH NAMI tTATIMaNT The fOllOWlng 1>9rac>na 111 doing bu11neN H TAMAA[81. 17101 \/en Bu•en It , Vntt A, HunllnQlon S.Kh, CA ·~e41 '"•reu Merla 8utme, t7701 \11111 Buren I t • Vntl A, HunflnOIPfl BeKh CA 11284T T am111 Ann M<:C11ck1n 1770 t Ve11 Buren 81 Unll A Hun11ng1on Beech CA 9284 7 Tt>•t Dua.In.ti I• conouclell 1111-1 wu Iliad With ll'le Couniy Clerk 01 O••no• County on 0.c n 11182 f20l4N PuDllaned Orange CoHt 0111y Pilot O« 211 t982 Jin 5 t2 tll t993 PU8l1C NOTICE flCTrTIOUl•U .... H NAMI ITATIMINT The following P«IOllt are doing bullneN ••. MA RI AN AS BUILDI NG A SSOCIATES I, 11113p Talbert Avenue, Fountain Valley, Clllllornla 112708 FHP. Inc, 11930 Talb8'1 Avenue. Fountlln 111.lley. Calllornl• 112708 Thi• bualnna la conduolect by a corpora II on FHP. Inc o.to.rt Gumblner, M O . Praaldenl Thia 11•1_,,I wu llled wilh the County Clerk or Orange County on Jan 11, 11193 '207017 Publlahed Orange Co11t Oally P1101, Jan 12. 111. 2e. Feb 2. 1983. 283-83 P\8.IC NOTIC£ FICTITIOUI •UllHIH NAME ITAT£MINT The lollOWlng peraon1 lie Oojng bull-•· JUST COASTI N G PUBLISHERS/THE NEWPORT HARBOR VINDICATOR. 425 30th SI . No 4 Newport Beech Ca 92ee3 Thom .. AleM•ndllf Murphtne, 1070 B•Je. Laguna BHcn, Cl 112851 Jo.n C1101har1 Murphlne. 1070 BaJI. Lagun• 9aach. Ca. 112651 thr. ~ 11 conduC1ad l>y e gen«lll l*tntrlhlp. Thom .. A. Murphlne Thia •t••-t wu Iliad With the Counly Clerk or Or1nge County on Jan 11, 11183 nonm Publi1hed Orange Coatt Oally Plto1 Jan 12. 111. 26. Feb 2. 1993 1eo-a3 PUBUC NOTIC£ FICTITIOU• tut..-H N.,,_ tTATHllNT Tha following pe11on 11 doing bUll,_.U A) CAl~IP Bl CALIFORNIA EQUIPMENT SALES CO . t528 1 N•ntM lrv1n1 CA 112714 J1me1 0 Andersen. 15261 Nini ... Irvine CA 92714 Thia bvalness la conducted by an 1nd1V1dull J-0~ Thl9 ata1-I -fir.cl wtln the Coutity Cleftl ot Orange Coutity on Deo. 17, 11112. FJIMt'70 Publlahad OrtnO-Coatl 01lty Piiot. Otc. 22. 2t f912. Jan 5, 12, 1983 5578-82 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUttUllHIH NAMI: tTATIMINT The fOllOWlng P'rM>lll ate dOlng bull,_. .. PLANTERMATION. t86G2 MllOAnhur 911/d . Suite 200. lrvlna, CA 92715 H•rry E. Gabriel. 308'~ Coltlris. Balboa 111ane1. CA 112e22 M lcheel R Gabrle l. 308 ·~ CollJna. 8alb0a laland. CA. 92622._ This blnl,,_ II conducted by I oene<•I p1nnarehlp l'UBllC ftOTICE ITATIMINT CW ~AWAL '"OM ltA .. TNUllHtfl ONMT•O UNDO "CTITIO"t IUllNHI NAMI Tha 1011ow1n11 peraon hie wllhdrawn u a gen«al l)ttt'* lrOM the partnertnlp operaling unelet Int llCtlllOUI butlnfft namt Of K & L AIACRAF'T at 717 W 11111, "8u.ie J" Cott• MeN , Celltornle 02427 Tile llr;lltloua bu1lnH1 n1me 11a1amen1 lor Iha patlnertnlp w11 111eo on October 21 11112 In Iha Counly ol Orange Fil! NO 200700 Full N1me and AddrHI or lh• Pe1son w11nelrawtng Kenneth W Bradanaw 710 W tlllh. Apattmam 18 Colla Mesa CallfQrnla 112827 l al Kanne1h W Bradlhaw Publllhl<l Orange CoHI Oally P1101 Jen t2 Ill 20 Feb 2. 11183 229 03 PUBLIC NOTICE 1(-03114 FICTITIOUI tUtlNltt NA.Ml tTATIMINT The lollowlng p..-1<>n1 atl ~olng buatneu aa SOUTHERN CA LIFORNIA llRBB EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, 825 N Euclid St Ste 0, Anetielm. CA 92801 Stove Benson, 2202 Ho1111111 Tettaca. Glendal1, CA 111206 Keneth L Mlllllf. 20520 Dumonl St . Woodland Hiiia. CA 913«14 Jonn R Kuzma, 5330 w111owtclc Or , Anaheim, CA 112807 Nil.IC NOTIC£ ,ICTITIOUtMl .... 11 NAMSITATalllNT lh• followlrig p111ori It doing bultMM .. "0 TECHNOLOGY, 1111111 Kt11wlc1C c11 , Hun11no1ori S.ech, CA 92e48 Oety C Bulla, &H 1 ~wlcJ< CH • Hurit1no1on laacll, CA t2648 Thia bu.ir-It ooncklellcl by en lrldlvldu• Oaty c Bull• Tlllt •t.81-1 wu hlad wttn the County Clafll Of Or8llQI County on Jan 11, tll83 ,Imm Pubill hed Orange Cout Oally PllOI. JM. 12. 111. 29, Feb 2, TH3 228·13 P\8.IC NOTIC! FICTrTIOUI IUllN«I .. NAMI ITATIMINT The rollowtng peraon 11 doing bUtlneH U VIA LIOO LEASING & SALES. 3338 Ill• Lido, Sulla A, Newport Bnch. CA 112M3 Pater G PaleuaH, • 2 Rua Grand OYcal Nawpon 8aecl'I. CA 92060 Thlt bualnan 11 conducted by an Individual Palef G PeleuMa Th11 llatemant wH filed with Ille Counly Clerk or Otange County on Dec 23, 1ge2 , .... 1 Publl1hed Orange COHI Ollty Piiot. Dec 29, 111112. Jan 5. 12, t9, 1983 •eo6-112 Thll bulln ... la conducted by en 1nd1v1dual Pta.IC NOTICE JOl'ln R Kuzma Th11 s111emen1 waa Iliad wlln the 1(-oiao County Clerk ol Orange Counly on FICTITIOUI IUllNE .. Oec 22 11182 NAME ITATllffNT F20IM24 Tne following parson 11 doing Published Orenga Cont Oally bua.llllH as P1IOI Jan s t2 111 2e. 11183 ELDEN A VEN UE H OME-t24·83 OWNERS ASSOCIATION. 895 Town --------------Cenlar Orlve, Suite 100. Coat• PU8llC NOTIC£ FICTITIOUS tutlNltt NAME STATEMENT T ria lollow1ng par ton 11 doing buainess as OONALO M TIPPETT JR & ASSOC IA TES 8 tO Newpoc>la Dullness la conducted by a co1porat1on Tippett end Clemo Insurance ServlcH. Inc O M Tippett. Jr Prea•dent Tn11 a1etom•nt w111 tll•d with the County C~k ol Orengo County on Jan 5. 1993 Jaeflaon, 1Cldde1 a Suc:llll"O Attorney• at uw One Civic Plue. aulla 2IO Newport .. aell. CA t2MO ,...,.. Publlanad Orang• Coatt Oally Pilot Jan 12. 111 2e F•O 2 11183 246-13 Mt.IC f«>Tta l(~tf flCTfTIOUS tut ... 18 NAME tTATU•NT The lollowlng peBont we dOlng bu-UH PULLMAN ASSOCIATES, 30tlO Pullman Avenue, Colle Meta, ca111or111a 112826 JAMES P WARMINGTON 3090 Pullman Awnve C<Nll a.t.11 Cahl0tn1a 1121126 ROBERT P WARMINGTON 3090 Pullm•n A..-nue. Costa M ... Calltorn11 9262«1 Trus butlness Is oonduclad by a gen«al pannerstup Robefl P Warmington This st11em~n1 waa filed w11h 111e County Clark ot Orange County on January 5. 1963 l(INOEL & ANOlflltON Dlnnt• o. Trier, Eaq. 4000 .... A,....,, ""·· tulle 1000, ea.1 Tow•. Newpoft 8elch. CA t2t80 Meaa. CA 11282«1 Peler J SljOVICh 895 Town Cenl•• Orlve Sulle 100. Cotll Meaa CA 112828 11111bull,,._,11 conducted by an unlnco•PO•elad auocl111on otlla• tn1n a pertnerahlp Jam" W Palmer Ally·ln·FIC1 lat Peter J Sal<>vtct> Thlt alat-1 was tllael wllh lhl CountY Clerk of Orange County on Jan 4 11183 F20l512 Pubtlthad Orenge CoHt 011111 P1lo1, Jan t2. 111, 28, ~ 2. 19113 247-13 PU8l1C NOTICE w~ WANTIO TO LEAIE ITATI Of CAL.lf'O"NIA IN CITlll M •UENA ltARK, COITA MllA, LYNWOOO and MONTllllU.O ApplOKlmllely 2.200 IQ It of aKlltlng. good quality, 111 concltttoned ottlea ap-Sp-to o. located 0<1 Ille !l'ound floOr wttti H ly aoc.N to parttlng arn Sp- mu 11 meet cu11en1 h•nOlcap 1C01111blllty requ11-11 12 parking 1paca1 required Sp•c• 10 be •ltarad 10 Stele'• aoec1hca1>0n1 aa neceaaaty P1e11e write 10 01c1t Mattan L .. a.lng Olficer O.pl of a-al Servlo.e Spece Management Div . 9 t5 Capitol Mill Aoom 610. Sacramenlo, CA 949 14 Phona 1118/445-2475 ftnel data IOf tatpOnM IS Janullt)' 20. 11183 Publlan•d Orange Coaat Oelly P1to1. Jan t2. 13. tll63 PUBUC NOTICE 1(0*4 FICTmOUt tUSINHS NAME IT A TIEMIEHT T na lollowtng PflftOn• ere doing l>ualneu H PETERSON ANO COMPANY, 3090 Pulman S1reel, Coale Mesa. Celllomla 112626 MIChall A Gabrial 1nd1v1dual Thia atat-t was fir.cl wilh the Oawn S Sklar County Clet'll ol Orange County 0t1 noeuo Publlsned Orange CoHt Oally Pilot Jan 12 t9. 211. Feb 2. 11183 2u.43 l E Pa111aon end Company, 3090 Pulman StrMt. Coate M-. CA 92626, a Celll0<nl1 CorpOratlon Tn11 bu11nes1 11 conducted by a COtl>Ofallon "' Tn11 1111emen1 was flied w11t> th• JV! 11 t1113 County Cllrk or Orange County on '207021 l E Paterac>n and Company Lallffence E Peter.on Praatdt!OI O-mbet t6. 1992 Publl1h1d Orange COH I Oally Publlthlld Orange Coa:1~:: PllOI Jan l2, lll. 26 Feb 22~ PU8l1C ftOTICE P1lol J•ll 12. 19 28 Feb 2 t1113 227-83 P\el.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUllNEH N.Aa. STATIMINT Tna following p•11on II doing business at REO WAGON EXPRESS CO 177 R1veta.lde Avenue •F' Nowport Beach Calll 112663 Oonalo E Sh1m~o. n27 M"*° Slreel Coate Mesa Calif 92827 Thia bullnMI la cor>ducted by an lndlvtdull Ooneld E Shimko Th•• atalemeol wH flied wllh the County Clerk or 0.-ange County on PU8llC NOTIC£ flCTlTIOUI tUtl*tt NAMe STATEMENT T ht 1011ow1ng pe11on 11 doing buttneH as GLOBAL PL ... STICS SERvtCE t 1 Ced11gl«I. 11¥.ntt CA 92714 J G•eoor v Slloricn 11 Ce<larglln Irvine CA 1127 14 Tli•S bul•MS• " conducted by .,., 1n01v1dull J GreQOty Skat.ell This at•llment waa filed w11n IM County Clerk ot Orange Counly on Oec :13. 111112 1'2054n Publlahad Orange CoHt Oally FICTITlOUI tUllNHt NAME ITA TIMl!NT Tt>e IOllo...,lng p1raon la doing busule$$ .. Tnls llalatnanl ..., .. flied W1th the County Cle/'1< of OIAnQ• County on Oac 23 t1182 F2052l0 Publl1hed Orang• Coaat Dally Pliot Dec 29 1982 Jan s. 12. 19. ANTIOUE A M ERIC A NA GRAPHICS 795 Newton Wey COiia MIS& Cllllfornla 112e21 se7S-$2 11183 Oona Id Ian Wayne 3018 1-------------- Ftfnhellh Ln Co11a Meta Cahtornta 92«126 Tllls bull'-t 11 cOtlductad by an' lndtvodual Oonala Ian Wayne Tllll 11 .. em.nt wu filed ""Ill'! tl'le Coun11 ~le of Orange Counly on Dec 23 11112 l'2064IS Publlthed Orange CoHt Delly Pt101 Oec 211 11182 Jan 5, 12. 111. P\alC NOTIC£ FICTITIOUS tua..-as NAME STATEMENT Tiie following peraon It doing bvslneas 11 , JOYCE S BALBOA BE ... VTY SALON 4 tO West CoHt Htgh-...y. Newport 8418(;11. CA g2fWl3 Joyca Rob1n1on, 11110.1 H09kln1 SI . Irvine, CA 112705 en 4 1983 F2'0MM Piiot Oec 211. t982 J1n 5. 12, 111. SSM-42 Publlahad Orenga CoHt Oelly '983 se12•12 1----------------- 1913 Thi• bullnea• •• conducted by an 1ne11vldual Pllot. Jan 12, 111, 20 Feb 1, 11113 "8.IC ftOTICE Jo'l'QI Roblnaon Thia statement wea Iliad with Iha Covn1v Clerk 01 O••noe Counly on 232-13 PUBLIC NOTIC£ LIOAL NOTICI Jan s, t983 PUBUC NOTICE M aney-Fergu•on Credit Corporation wlll otter the follOWlng 'ICTITIOUI tUllNIH NAME IT A TIMIH'T flCTITIOUt IUllNlll The loltowlng perton 11 doing NAM• ITATIMINT buiineaa 81 ~ aqulpman1 '°' Mlt to the hlghn1 btddat ·'Of Qui\ ,.*'12 PuDllahed Or•nga CoHI Oelly Pilot. Jan 12, 111. 26. Feb 2, 11183 24S..a3 Tne following peraon 11 dotnQ vs FOOOSERVIC! co , 495 busineaa •• M•n•y Feroueon mOdtl 308 tractor UA 285!45 PUBllC NOTIC£ "THE LAB 1125 ,,0 , lllctorte E 17th S1rHl1 Sulla 804, Colla Mesa. CA 112820 Men•y Ferouaon model 34A St Coete Mer.a. CA 92827 Jonn NIChOIU 0.IMOI. 1037 Edwtn F HtQOlna C 0 T t080 '°'°" •7118 Oannon modal RO 3SL ac1aper rlCTITIOUllUMNCH NAMI ITATDllHT Canyon. Cotti Meaa. CA 928U w Biibo• Blvd Ball>Oe CA 112"3 Tllll .... , ••••• I -A·~t .... b T11it bulllllM IS COn<IUClad by ft\ •63e The toltowlrig Pef'aon I• doing b\lelnete .. "" "..., ' c.,......., .., Y an 1nd1"1du11 lndMdual JOl'ln N C>Mrnot Fle ming t111te .. 1, treller •1119 SUNSHINE HAIR COMPANY, 2200 H HltbOf, CO.ta Maea, CA •21121 Edwtn f Higglnt Jr Tlljt 1111.,.,.,ent waa hied wltll IM Tnta 11atemen1 wu tiled wtth the Counly Clefk of 0r11199 Covnty on The equ~t wllt l>l IOld ..... without _,_,,IY Counly Cle<k 01 Otange Coutity on Oac 23 19112 Oac 23 11112 • Del• Of a.-.,,_,.,., 1•. 1M3 Time of a.ie: 9 30 a..m A ..... £Yelyn Llllllfl, 8081 E 8rtgllton LAM. Alllhelrn, CA t H07 Thie ~ " conclueted by .,. lndMdual ,...,. Publl•ll•d Orange COHt Ol lly Piiot. Oto 29, 1N 2. Jan &, 12 1e 11193 ..... ... , ., ..... , . .., ... ' J:'~ FIOMIO Publlaned Orange CoH I Oally PllOI. 0ec; 29, 11182, Jiii. 5, 12. 19, tff3 Plec:e ot 8 11e· Eberh ard E~t. 2&0e S Hwbor lllfd, s,ntt Ant. CallfQmll ttublitMd Or•r!Qe Co111 bellr P"°'. WI t , 12, 1913 -----------1M-A lllMM E i.ar111n Tiiie tlll~I ... "'-cl 'Wltl'I '"- County Cltr1I Of Otttiot CWncy 6n Oto 22. 1M 2 ....... rtaJC NOTICE Publlthed Orario-Cou1 D.aty FICTITJOUe 9U .... H ---::===~~=~--Pllol JM 8, ,2, 1•. ff. 1113 MllC 'J)TtC£ N ... trAT1i.NT "'°1nJOUe .,_... 10CM3 Tnt following perton la doing .....,. ,,.,.._,, .,._.,,. Wl.TMW t>u""9M ... The IOIOwlnO pertone ft doing rullLl\I ""'~ MAlileHALl WOOOW0 AK8, ~II' PICTITlOUa .,._ .. 422 lalt 81, lante Ana, CA 91704. 0 A " N I 't T LAY H I NAM1 afAtlMmn John ECIWIWd Mertt\111, 02 lell ENTPf"""''H· H3 w "'" It., Tn• IOllO'IWlllO J*IOll I• dOlno St , Serita Ane, CA t2104 Sia. 1, Coeta ..._, Ca ... , b\ltlMtt ... Tl'lll bul l,_. le WldUC!e4 ~al\ .Jame1 Okay, 4ot •ol•ro, ~NI. AI Q a I UPPLY, n t W tnd~d111I ~ a.oh. Ca '29A. , tt .. e 1 • J C t M .JOM M.,thtll oreoory 01111, I Luo•ro, ~n1:;;.21' ' 0 ' • "'• Tiii• 1111911*11-n1ac1 .tlh Illa,,......,., oe. N714 I(~ w Ir~.''° w. Collllty Oittll of Orenoe Co\111\J °" Au O C,. °' b r, 2' f I 1 19th ltl'IM, /11>1. ia. Ooata Mel-. Ote 23, 1912. '9rnblnll, II Toro-, C., HaQ, ~ ttta7 • ttubll•ll•d 0 11rio1 Coe:.-:: ~~~ '1 • .J:u.. bt1e11*1 II.~ by ti\• l'llOI. 0.C H . 1ttf, J_., I. 11, tf, ~ It Olni K"""""" W, tfldetlew 1tl3 A!!!!.•111 1•• .. ..., ... ... TNI lt.._t ...... """ tM ~a.u _.., an ot Orenoe OouMY., OMl't t1ar11 ~ar.,,.. ~ Oft ------------•• ,,, 1111.. •-•AN 10 ' I K .. p an elfl OU l)liC \ht ,_... ..--·• ' ,_ .... , ••r·tl• 1 egutat l'Vbtlehtcl Ortnt• oeeu Deity 1tuo111~ 0••~ c0111 o.ttr ''"•tl•eCI teoaer flllol JM It 1t. rt. Ft11 t 1 ... ~. J111 1-1t •-a,;,, ..... M2·&811 101·9' ,.._,, •• , ' ,... -n~ \ f I r Vector control post still ·open The dl'adhne for applying for the post of Laguna Beach representative to the Orange County Vt>ctor Control Board as 5 p m Thursday Applil·ants will be interviewed Jan 18 by the Laguna Beach City Council The board Is the pollcy- makang body of the d1str1ct and deal with budget, ' ix•rsonnel matters and policies In the prevention and control of 1nsN'lS and ruts an thti l'OUnty. The board met•ts the third Th11rsday of ea{'h month at 3 30 p m Intereste d apphl·ants should l'Ont.act City Clt•rk Verna Rollinger al 4 97-3311 f or m ore an formation. -----2':Alici Angling for a nice day • A teacher's workshop for art instru<:tors wall be held Saturday from 9 am. lo 1 pm at the Laguna Beach Museum of Art The workshop, held in con JUn t·t1o n With the museum's National Water co l o r Society Exhibition, 1s intended to Camaharii.e art teachers wllh the exh1bit1ons al the museum and present ideas on how the museum can be used as a resource material for instruction. Warm weathe r brought hordes of people to the beach this week., but most didn't go near the 60-degree watt-r . At the Ne wport Pie r., fishing and strolling were the favorite pastimes. Fee for the day's program IS $20 For reservations. call 494-6531 Fed up with alligators? Get a ..t ' • "The Art o f Becoming Affluent," a discussion of retirement planning and real estate limited partnersh ips. will be sponsored by the Newport Beac·h Public Library Tuesday at 7 p.m The progn111 will be presented by Norma n • An exercise to music class begans Jan 19 at the Jewish Community Center an Laguna Beach and as open to men and women 18 years and older Weaver, d1v1s1onal sales manager of Inves tors Diversified Services, Inc. There is no charge The financial program will be held at the Ebell Club, 515 W Balboa Blvd . Pre- rt,!\slrataon 1s requarc.'Ci Call 640-:!24 l for information Sponsored by Saddleback Community College, the free class runs from noon to 2 p m For reserations. call the renter at 497-2070 BA DWIN -HAMMOND PIANO Ancl ORGANS None finer 12% financing on new Baldwtns Dec. only (sale items e•cludedJ ORGAN & PIANO CENTER 270 E. 17th St., Costo Meso 645-2471 .!,,,,, ""'' ( ltht•uuh On l..rotardi; & S~im~ear 11111/1 I ,,, .. ,, 1012 llRIOI O DRIVE, I UrTE 104, COSTA MESA - (714) 645-3359 Between 17th & 181h St. off of Wh1tt1er Blvd MON.-FRI. -10-4 WHY WEIGHT Start the New Year out right, with. our weight loss therapy. John Hungerford of El Toro has created a budget-conscious 1 L>&ponse to the alligators, tJgers, ponies and other status clothing insignia. His ans wer to fashion t.astemakers who want to keep has three youngsters in designer labels is a tmy dung el'{lblem, crafted m brownish-greerf vinyl and imprinted with the initials BS. It's just large enough to cover an lzod shirt alligator "l am only one of millions of parents throughout our nation who is constantly being asked by his teen-agers for money to purchase signature jeans, lzod shirts, et cetera, so that he or she can keep up with his peers." Hungerford explained. "These bod shirts cost more than regular shirts . . . and I resent subsidizing the manufacturer's promotional budget by having my youngsters walk around advertising has clothang without compensauon I'm up to here with all this." Hun~t!rford, 50, IS marketing what he calls "cow pods" MEN'S SUITS. Reg. 210.00-525.00 149.90-399.90 Includes all our famous brands like Hart Schattner & Marx . Our patients have lost 20 to 150 pounds using the protein sparing modified fast the easiest, safest and quickest way to 'lose weight -proven on thousands of patients over a 10 year period. Hickey Freeman, 8111 Blass Select from 2 and 3 piece suits 1n all wools and wool blends Include solids. stripes and plaids CaU Us For A Free Consultation BASIC HEAL TH CARE 1617 Weatcliff Dr., Suite 20 5 Newport Beach, Calif. (714) 548-1183 Annual Sale 15 to 50o/o OFF Public Welcome $p«Wlzln1 In IM C'OOrdln•tlon of the dttoratl~~ hardwart for your proj ttt. F/nlsltftl hardware for : DOORS, BATH, KITCHEN, BARS, CABINET AND BATH ACCESSORIES (714) 642-4184 a.M M41eda,. c .... *-· c ... '2631 SPORT COATS Reg .125.00-210.00 89.90-149.90 Fine selection of shetlands. herringbones. tweeds and solids 1n all wools and wool blends. DRESS SLACKS -Reg . 42.50 -57.50 29.90-42.90 Select from all wool, all polyester and polyester and wool blend slacks Includes belt loop and famous elast1c1Zed waistband styling . M1n1mum charge tor alterahons Not an colors and styles 1n an sizes SAVE IN WOMEN'S' DEPARTMENT Save 30% to 50% on Sportswear, Separates including jackets. skirts, pants; blouses, sweaters. Reg. 28.00· 120.00 lave 30% to 90% on dresses, blazers and coats AeQ. 50.00-120.00 through his Creative Marketing Services firm. He's ordered 2,500 of them in stick-on and iron-on models priced at 75 cents each. He credits his 13-year-old son with inspiring him. "My son came to me one night after a particularly tough day. I had just lost some business . . . and he told me how he needed some more alligator shirts, as he calls them," Hungerford recalled. "So I said to my wife, 'This is bull . .' " He wrote his nephew, an ;im~tP11r photographer liVIng at Famous maker his mother-in-law's Louisiana farm, for "full co1or photographs of the most beautiful cow pods you can find." With the snapshot mod els, Hungerford designed the emblems and adopted the slogan, "Swatch from lzods to cow pods." ' The first ed1t1ons came out two weeks ago and Hungerford said tf demand warrants, he can order 20,000 a week If not, he adds, ~"The very worst that can happen is that I'm going to have a very good lime with thlS " sport shirts ............... 14.90-29.90 Reg 25.00-52.50. Long sleeve. plaids and solids 1n assorted f abncs and colors Famous maker knit shirts ............... 14.90-29.90 Reg. 25.00-40.00. Orlons and wools 1n solids and patterns Famous maker sweaters ....... . .19.90-119.90 Reg 32.50· 155 00 Large selection of colors and styles 1n orlons. wools and cashmeres Outerwear ... . 39.90-99.90 Reg. 85.00-150.00. Assorted styles and fabncs 1nclud1ng ski parkas and lightweight 1ackets Suede and Leather Jackets ....... 149.90-259.90 Reg. to 400.00. Many styles to choose outstanding values. Casual Pants ....... . . .14.90-26.90 Reg. to 37.50. Large selection of fabrics and styles 1nclud1ng corduroy. Long sleeve dress shirts. ..... 16.90 Reg. to 30.00. Assorted sohd colors and patterns. Neckwear ............... . .9.99 Reg. to 26 50. Pure silk save over 6()0..t Robes. .. .. . . .. .. . .. .. .. 19.90-79.90 Reg. to 110.00. Includes designer names . FamoUI Maker Dr-ahou. Bally, Johnston & Murphy, Florshe1m. Reg 60.00· 145 00. . . . .......... 4~90·11.~ C•e&1•IShOM Reg, 55 00 .. Ill_ ......... I ••••• ' ' .... 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