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Home My WebLink About1983-01-14 - Orange Coast PilotTHE ORANGl CDAIT coum EDITION FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1983 ORANGE COUNl Y. C ALIFORNIA i~ CENT <; Caltech president: Destroy nuclear arsenals By STEVE MARBLE Of tne O .. ty l'llot atelf The nudt•ur 11r:wn11b 1d thl" Unned States and tht-Sov1t•t Umon should be turned over to d c1v1uan l'Umm1ttee and dc.-slroyt"'<.l , phys1r1st Marvin l:oldbt·q~t·r proposed Thur:.<lay night Dr G(}ldtwrgcr, µrt'lildt•nt of the <.:a ldorn1J lns utule of Tcl·hnulog y. su isgt•l.tl·d th1· s ystema tit· u1·s l r u1· t 10 11 ul weaporu. oc. 11 final ~lt·p t11wu1 J Curious flock to see robin By STEVE MARBLE Of .... Delly Pllo4 • i.ff A rare rust-colored robin wllh a bad sense of d1rN'llOn has brought birdwatchers flocking to Newport Beach The tiny bird, a native of Mexico that 1s supposed to fly south this time of year, pulled into Newport last w eek and settled in Rochelle O"Donnell's backyard pine tree Thmgs haven 't been the same since More than 300 bird lovers have shown up to cat.ch a glimpse of the rufous-backed robin There was a busload from San Diego, a group of bird spec1al1sts from De nmark and an Audubon S ociety group from San Francisco. O'Donnell said she has let some of the visitors set up camp in her backyard and directed others to a vie wing spot 1n an adjacent nature center near N ewpo rt Harbor High School. "It's exc1ung," said O'DonneU. noung she hasn't had a c hance w see the rare bird herself. The robin. a cco rding to Audubon Society member Sylvia Ranney. has been spotted only once before in the Southwest and that was 10 years ago in Yuma "It likes the desert and generally stays away from the coast," she explained. "ll appears it had to cross the mountains to get here." Ranney said the robin s1gh tmg made the Audubon Society's bird "hotline," a telephone tape that allows birdwatchers to learn the whereabouts of exotic species. She said one bird lover who IS attempting to set a record for the most rare bird sightings in one (See ROBIN, Page A6 l uVt·rtang u nudear holocawn . . r ti e s h l' e r n u m b e r u ( wcapvns we and the Soviets hav<· 1~ lud1crou11 ," he told nwmt.wn .. of the World Affairs <:oum d l(utht>rt•d In Nt•wport Bt'ath ·· h "s u 1111•..i11111~ll"s:. aq~unll'nt wh1t·h s1dl' 1:; ahead,"" h1; st11d "Wl''rt: at ..i stage wht·it· tht• numb1:r 11f wt·apons 1s i;o great lhJt 1·v1..•11 a doublmg by onP side or the o t her is no lo nttt·r relauve " Gol<l~rger, a member of the Nuclcur Safety Oversight Uimm1tt.ee und a pa.st member of the President's Sdenl'e Advl80ry tom m1ttee , drew an t•xtraord1nanly bleak p1t·ture of what thl' arms ral~ has It'd to llt• su1d th1• United SUttt•s and tht· Sovlt't Un1tm have cnuu~h nul"it•ar musl'le to kill every hu111.rn an th1• wu1 Id with the O.U1 Piiot Photo b1 Alc:herd Ka.hie< Junior birdmen Hyan . L Rnd Shawn O'Donnell. 2. look for rart.• robin in ~•·w port Beach. .Housing project gets A-plus R eport prai e a ffordable units but questions remain By STEVE TRIPOLI 0(1ne Deity Pilot Steff A t: on sort 1 um •i ( C >range County builders ha.; ISSUl'd a report card on its thrC'C'-year effort tu build an affordable housing pro.)('Ct. tht' Bt>nch Mark Villas l'Ondom1n1ums 1n El Toro, The grade 1s an A pluc; But though thr builders avoided use of tht' word "extraordinary" to dl09Cnoc their effort. questions rt>main as lC> whe the r the ronditlnns that created Bench Mark Villas could be completely dupli cated elsewhere The report. relea&'d at a p~ oonference, listed as the fu-st of its 10 "significant conclusions .. ..the finding that "quality housing can be built at affordable prices ·· Bench Mark Villas was made ~ible through a joint effort of the build ers a nd cou nt y government that mcluded rapid p r 11 < ,. s s r n g n f p l' r m 1 t s govc·rnment bond batk ed mortgagl• f1nanc1ng a spf·<·1al agn't•ment on land cusL"' ;ind an 1·c1'>lng vf snmc> c·onstruc t ion standards The builders agrc't>Cl that uthN d<'vt>lopcrs may not b<> c1blt· to set·ur<' thl' same H 75 10 l l 5 pen.'t'nt mortgages for buyer; But thl'y insisted that many of tht' lessons of Bench Mark Villas i::an hl' transfern•d to oth<'r developments to cut costs The 12 4 units 1n th e dC'Vt>lopment sold in lat<' 1!181 and early 1982 for an average $53,758, wtth prices ranging from $39,000 to $68,000 Arcording to the repo rt. prices were kept down by . Can•ful design that kept costs down to S22 per square foot. as opposed t o an industry average of $26-30 per square foot for affordable housing Design --..vmgs rut pnCT's at Bench Mark Villas an averagt· of $3.600-7 .200 JX'f unit. tht• report sldtcd Management and cost l·ontrol. mduding completion of the pru)C'<:t one munth a head of -;c•h1·clul1•. that -,.aved Sl.720 per Urllt Alluw.mtt'S by government for less than the previo us -;tandc1rd number o r parking spaces and for construrt1on of um·ovc-rt.'CI parkmg spact'S, for an avNagt' $4,!'>00 per unit savings A special agreement for sale of th<' s1x-;u:re parcel that the pro.)('Ct was built on that saved almost $22.000 per unit Bill P1shcr. spokesman for the t'Onsoruum. called 1t the largest privat Ply financed affordable housing <.lemonstration project in the nation. Fisher said the two- volume report on the pro.)l'('t is inte nded to be "a document (See A-PLUS. Pal{e A!) equivalent of thr~ tons of TNT An oun<.-e of TNT, he said, ui enouah to kill a peraon Goldberger said there are 50.- 000 nudear weapo ns 1n the world. e&eh with a strength 20 limes the atomw bomb dropped on H1rosh1ma Thi• United States. he said, C.'<Jrltrols tiO pt-n"ent of tht· nudt'ar WN1poll8 In tht.' World Thl· Soviet Union he t·untmut'd, t·ould takt• uut t.'Vt•ry Ament·ian nty with a population over 5,000 with 118 strutt:81 C wt-aporui w hilt-onJy three of the United S1'ttc11· rlf"l't of l'<lf>t•ldun !jUhtn<trint·s l"uuld lt·Vl·I t·v1,ry lllJ~r Sov1l•t t'llY C.oldbNgl"r said that add111011Jl nul'lear weoapuns would !jt•rv1· I 1 l l I c· p u r p 11 !> c· b l' y •J n d ··n·ur-runginK thl" rul>l>lo" in tht· t·vt·nl of a nudl'ar war "I don't l.>t•hevc· in tht• so-c·allt-.f holt out uf thl"-blue dtl.4.tt•k but 1l tb possible: the:re cuuld be an attaek by accident. by error. by muicakulallon " Goldberger da1med there have been at least six "flaae alarml" in the· United State11 m recent years when It was believed Sovie t 1111ssil(!S had hrt>n launched. "Juill a compu~er glitch but " Gold~rger said. letting hi.B vo1c.·e trail off I le said he does not subscribe (See NUCLEAR, Page A%) Buildings shift proposed Ea I Irvine his torical ·ite could lu~ moved 2 mile By GLENN SCOTI' Of tlM O•llY l'llot atelf After vainly sear<.'h1ng for a slmple way t.o preserve several hi s torical buildings 1n Eas t lrvtne, some ci t y council m embers are t oyin g with ret:onstrucuon of the village 1n an entirely new setting The idea 1s to shift the old buildings -now locat..ec.! on Sand Can yon A Vt'nue just W('Sl of the Sant.a Ana Preeway to a s1Le two miles to the south wh~re the city plans to build a new train and-bus st.auon. Counc ilwoman Barbara Wiener pushed for consideration of th£> new idea this week as a possible soluuon to the nty's lo ng -s tanding prob lem o f preser v ing the Eas t Irvine village The buildings could be relocated in their same ahgmfwnt ON Sl'Vt•ral acrt'S east of l he so l'alll-d Golden Trianglt'. she said T he land has alr eady bt'l'n set aside for the station And, r was a part of East lrvtne. she addt!d. Making the historic structures a working part of the city would ensure· their preservation and opt-n up Sand Canyon for n1-eded tra nsporta t1 on im provt'mcn ts. said Wiener, a fonner president of the Irvine Historical Society Sand Canyon. still a tw<i-lane road runn ing through rural areas, 1~ expected to evc>ntually la ' l'Xtcnded thro ugh th e San J oaquin Hills to the t'Oast It a lso 1s expected to handle a substantlaJ poruon of new traffic ai. lrvinf· grows to the southeast C ity o ff1c1a ls havp been studying ways of widening the road for several years. The big roadbloc·k , however, has been the o ld Irvine Ra nch buildings 1n East I rvane: the ge ne ral store. hl:Jck sm1th's s h o p . garage. warehouse. hotel and res1de nua1 bungalows City Council members have vowed to preserve the buildings. although opinions differ on the bt-st means. A priority has been to keep the buildings cx·cupied and operating. All but the hotel are in use today Wie ne r said the comme rcial future of the bu1Jdmgs would be improved by relocating them to the st.auon site, where pedestrian traffic.· would bring business. "It would aUow us to breathe back into these old buildings a social and economic ltfe," she said (See HISTORICAL, Page AZ ) NB woinan Inay lose brothel hid By STEVE MARBLE Oft!MD.tt, "91 ai.n A bordello owner from Nevada said she has run out of lime and palle nl'C waiting for a group o f Orange County investors t.u <.-ome up with enough money to buy her three eat.abU.hments. "They are very nice people but you can't do business without money:· said Sylvia "Simone" Binder The investors reportedly have withdrawn an offer o f S2 5 million for the Villa J oy. Simone de Paris and Pussycat brothels in downtown Winnemucca. Nev Binder said the group wanted anot her four or five months to raLSe the money "I don"t have that long:· said Binder She ts facing a U S deportation heanng at the end of the month, tnggered. tn part, by her interest 1n the lx>rdellos Bindl•r said the Orange County investors have been replaced by anothe r group of in vestors who are interested m bu ying the highway establishments ShP wouldn't say where the other group is from But Nc•w port Beach reside nt Joan Church, the only named member of the Orange County investment group. ·said she 1s holdlng out hope the brothel deaJ can be salvaged "h's not dead yet," Church said The Newport Beach woman. who describes herself as a family person a nd a former cocktail lounge o perator. said s he has long wanted to run a brothel Church dedtned to identify the other members of her group or say whether so m e o f the investor s h ad dropped o ut be<:ause of bad publimy W1nnt•muc."Ca Police Chtef Les Jones, whose department must approVt' buyers of any brothels in the city, confirmed that the offer for Binder's establishments has ~n withdrawn. "The whole thing's off as far as l can tell." he said "l don"t know why they pulled out That's not my concern." J o n es said there are s ix brothels in Winnemucca , all clustered near the town's civic center. According to Nevada law, bordellos are legal in a county with a population of less than 200,000 Not1f1cd that Church was suU p1nn1ng h e r h o p es on the transaction. Binder noted, "No, there's no t•hance of that " Binder said she is hopeful of a voiding deportation from the US and wants to settle in Reno with her husband. ··1 d on 't think It was bad publicity that did this (killed the pun:hase)," she said. "I just don't think they co uld raise t h e ' money " Delly"°' ....... .., 0-, ........ J effrey Hosler, :J, rides his tricycle through the affordable· Ben ch Mark Villas complex in El Toro. ----INDEX---- Packard's • • wr1te-1n election upheld Mit'hae l Tilson Thomas returns to Orange County Saturday for his second concert of the sea son a s principal conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Weekender. SAN mroo (AP) -Saying 9 court challenge fell "far ahort" of proving there was an Election Day conspiracy, a Superior Court judge haa upheld the Nov. 2 ·write-in victo ry of Rep. Ron Pa c kard in the 4 3rd ~I Dlatrict. · ·~ evidence ln th la cue falll far ahoct to Mt ulde the re&IUlta." Judae Frankltn O rfteld Hid Thunday • f ter t.aklni 24 houn lo coMider aix day. of ie.tlmony '-' f\ d a r i u me n t I n t h e ca u Jatou~t by defee~ Democratic j : 11) ,. c8ndfdate Roy Pat Archer Archer claimed maalve ballot book defacements In the San Diego County portion of the dlltrlct deprived him of votes and awung the election to Packard, only the third write-In cand idate In history to win a 1eat in the U S. Houae of Repreeent.atlvet. "I am extremely pleued," said Paduard while vialUn1 hil dlatrkt after being sworn In to office Jan. 3. "There was ·ablolutely no conspiracy or e!tort on our part to confuse the voters or to do anythmg to nullify the election " Packard. a Republican, entered the race after losing the June GOP primary by 92 votea to Johnnie Crean. Crean flnlahed las( in the race and did not contest the retiulta. Packard 118..id the main aoaI of hlJ campaign waa to expl.afn how to cast a valid write-In vote. "Th~re wu j\dl no evidence we had c o mm it ted any wrongdotna In the campallf\ and I th ink the jud1e recogn ised that," Mid Pacluard, a 52-year-old denttst rrom Carlsbad. Judge Orfield, who allowed the case to rome to trial after ruling atate court! had the authority to lnv8Ugate federal electlona, said, "I find no such ' errors which would have come cloee to chanatna the vote of the e lection. There waa a fair mixture of per90na worklna at the pol.la. Thert1 la no eYtdence of any conspiracy o f Pac kard worku11 to violate election codee." (See PACJtARO, Par• Al) A6 83-4 A~ 82 C6-10 86 86 8:5 A8 At Your Service Business BulletJn Board Cav~de Cla.ified Comics Cm.word Death Notices Editorial Entertainment Gardenlna Weekender Ag I " lntennlulon Weekender Ann Landers B2 Movies Weekender Mutual Funds 83 National News A3 P.ublic Notices A 7,83.~.~ Sports Cl-6 Stock Marketa JM Televltlon TV Loe Th._t41ra Weekende Weather A2 ,. . . 7 .. t 1. i I :· ~ t . ! ; I I . .. --,.., --- NUCLEAR BOMBS • • • either to the theory that thC' United St.ates haa loat around In the arma rac:e or that the Soviet UnJon la unwilllni to participate ln aerioua anna reductions. "The Soviet Union may be aggreealve and maybe they're not really nice guys but I believe they feel threatened." The two superpowenJ, he said, muat agree to a ban on nuclear weapon testing aa a fil'lt step. -_ .. -............. ~---·· ---1n111 .QM!!.!.!~!.. ..... ~ ..... ___ ads to · shooting By GLENN SCOTT oflMO.., .... ...., A 20-year~old man helpl.ni hJ. 11-ter move from an Irvine~ waa abot and killed Thursday nlaht. Police officel'I arrea1ed the sl1ter'1 landlord early today on swtplclon of murder. "Both aides would loee 1eme confldem-e in their systems and that would be a good thing When you're n ot so sure something is going to work , you're far leu adventurous." Goldberger said a final step would be to cease production of all materials used in nuclear weapons and then. over a penod o f time, have the weapons destroyed. Historic Irvine Country S tore, now on Sond ~e nyon one of several buildings the Irvine <.:ity t:oun cil ha moving so they might be preserved . Avenue, is proposed Steven Pellegnn!, 25, a hou.e painter, was booked i nto Newp ort Beach City Jail. l nve1tlgator1 allef ed today Pellegrini .shot Jef rey Alle n Watklna of WeatmJnater at 9:20 p.m. Thursday after an argument over the woman's decision to move out She had only moved in a week ago after answering a classified advertisement for a room at the house at 4531 Ranchgrove Dr., said police I,.t. Bob Lennert. She told 1nvest1gators after the shooting that she didn't like Pellegrini. who had subleased her the room, and suddenly decided to leave, said Lennert. "I would really like the United Stat.es to be the nation that led the world away from the nuclear nightmare." HISTORICAL BUILDINGS MOVE • • • Marvin Goldbe rger . PACKARD STILL IN • • • It was the f irs t trial in California contesting the election of a federal officer. Archer, outpollcd by Packard A-PLUS • • • others hopefully can use and learn from." Karl Bergheer of the Bergheer Company. president of the consortium, said "we hope the lessons learned by our member companies working closely with county officials will pay dividends to other communities struggling to provide affordable housing." Bergheer said he hopes the project will show government officials that the demand for housing among middle income people 1s strong enough that rules governing density and other stages of the process can be softened or waived. Bergheer said the builders, m realizing an after-tax profit of ~.ts / pe r cent on the project. proved to themselves that they could make a reasonable profit on affordable housmg. by more than 8,000 votes, had hoped for a favorable ruling that could have been presented to the House Administration Committee as evidence that Packard should be unseated. "I was not expecting this," S&Jd Archer "I thought we built a good case." Archer saJd he would consult with Democratic leaders .in San Diego County before decirung whether t.o appeal the case. County Registrar of Voters Ray Ortiz testified during the trial that 58 percent of the 1,908 ballot booklets used by all voters had been defaced in the San Otego County part of the dtslrict The d1Strict also includes a part of Orange County, but there were no reports there of any problems. On some booklets. voters had blackened out the candidates' names so completely that succeeding voters couldn't read them. From Page A1 The idea for the relocation was a new option added to a recent staff report Lo the council by planners In the ci ty's Community Huntington s kipper fined A Huntington Beach fishing boat ca ptain has been fined $1.120 for killing a brown pelican. Brian T Dull, skipper of the Queen of the Sea, which operates out of Long Beach, pleaded guilty to the c harge in Long Beach Municipal Court Monday. The incident occurred Aug. 8. 1982. near Horseshoe Kelp off the c oast o f Long Beal"h , a ccording to a California Department of Fish and Game spokesman. IL was reported by a passenger aboard the vessel. Dull killed the pelican with a pair of pliers that had been used to remove a fishing hook from the bird , according to the spokesman. Fish and Game authorities said the Aug. 8 1nc1dent was not related to the series of Orange County pelican mutilations The brown pelican is on the federal endangered-species list and 1s protected under law Development Department . Wiener said she was impressed with the Idea and visited the new train station site last Friday to investigate il.8 feasibility. A key to the relocation plan is whether the village would be eligible under federal guidelines as an historic district. Wiener s.a1d council members would be less inter ested in the shif t if 1t precluded the historic designation, a label that would add both prolectlon and prestige. The relocation Is one of several options sull under consideration for East Irvine Another recent staff proposal 1s to bypass the historic buildings by art'ing Sand Canyon to the northwest of them. Other options are to widen the existinl( road, which splits the village. or to bypass the village to the southeast . In add I ti on to the road improvemen t, city officials also must Cook at probable overpasses for new railroad tracks if the so- ca lled bullet train goes into operation . Any r01 • _ .. vn to the new train-anu-bus station also will depend on whether Amtrak eventually works out a system for stopping trains in lrv1ne. Council members David Sills and BiU Vardoulis said this week they will look into the relocation plan, but Mayor Larry Agran and Councilwoman Mary Ann Galdo weren't quite so positive. Said Agran: "I think there is so me risk we would be C'stabhshing our own version of Kriott's Berry Fann." Registry suites drenched A fire sprinkler head on the second floor of the Registry Hotel in Irvine went off early this morning, fil!J.ng four suites and a hallway with water Orange Count y C1remen responding to the 12:02 a .m . incident at the h1gh-rase hotel, 18800 Mal"Arthur Blvd .. spent several hours mopping up water in the east end of the building. Fire C&pt Llary Stenberg sa10 water damage amounted to at least $30,000 an~ Included damage to valuable recor ds on the first floor that were soaked when water leaked through . Stenberg sa1d he did not k...1ow if guests were evacuated from the building. but a Laguna Hills High School student, attending a dance at the hotel, said guests were asked to leave for a brief ll~e early this morning. When Pellegrini came home Thursday and discovered her moving out, he began quarreling with the pair, Lennert said. The suspect then returned from his room wi th a rifle and sh o t Watkins, the brother, at least twice, Lennert alleged. Officers arriving at the single- story house In The Willows found Watkins on the living room floor. He was taken by paramedics to Western Medical Cent.er in Santa Ana, where he was pronounced dead. Lennert said officers arrested PeU~grim after questioning him, the sister and a female aqua1ntance the suspect had taken home that night. He said police received three l"alls soon after the shooung: One from the sister, another from Pellegrini and a third from a neighbor who warned that a man with a rifle had barricaded himself in a house Howe ver, when of f icers arrived , Pellegrini met them peacefully in front of the house, Lennert said Watkins' pack-up truck was parked in front with a bed loaded an the back, he said. Arraignment for Pellegrini is tentatively scheduled for Monday in Orange Count y Harbor Munk1pal Court, said Lennert "Our principal ob,ecuve was <'ertainly not to l"harge all that the traffic would bear, but to use sensible profit figures m order to insure a real.tsuc demonstrauon and to provide a fair return,"' Bergheer said. The comparauvely low prices of lhe units attracted sufficient attention that the nght to buy them had to be detenmned by lo ttery The winners had all dosed csl"row on the ir n e w liomes w1th1n six months of the project's compleuon, resulung in further cost saV1ngs. consoruum officials srud. Two women admitted dunng the trial that they had defaced booklets One said she didn't know why she did it. The other said she was following 1nstrul"uons an literature mailed to her by the Packard campaign Neither of the women has been charged with a criminal act. But Orfield noted that only one of scores of witnesses said his vote was affected by mark.mgs on the ballot booklets. fountain ValleJ-------------- ~~ IC0<1!C t<1I M09tly c:Mlat lonlOhl Felr end cooler Se1urdey Coaatal low S4 lnlend 411 .Coa11e1 hlOh m1a-eo.. Inland IOw 70s Wet., 112 LIOht nonr-ty wlnda 5 lo 10 knoll over oute< coulel wet.,. to Sen Ciement• laland wtlh 3 lo S loot combln•d •••• through Satutdey ~•light v~ wlnd1 IOnlghl e nd S a turda y mornll'IQ DeCOmlng WW1«1y 8 to 1 S knola Seturdey •ll•rnoon Wn1 ... 1y swell 1 10 2 fMI with 1-1001 wind w•v•a Pelchy m<>tnlnQ log Seturdey ot'*""4M , ... .·u .. •;. surn111ary • Chilly _,,_ hung on I n lhe Soulh lot lhe ~ atralglll day loday, with fr••H and lroat warning• IH U•d IOI MOii or Florida and rHdlf19• In the 20• r~a<gla and South CWOllna Central FIOflda'a cltn11 grow.t -• put on *'1 •boo.It poulbia a mag• 10 th•lr crop•, •• or•c••I••• warn•d of froa1 pock•la H rar aouth H l •k• -Oll.-dlObM. A tight br•H• k•P• lro•t to a minimum In aouthern Florid&, but It wu "proti.bly a llt1M '-"*" In northern Florida. Nici for9CMI., 0.1141 Rlt14'nb9rry of lhe M•tlonel WNIW ~- "Tt..y',,. Ccitrus growwt ) got t,,.., 9911n1tl9rs on, wfllch afl<>Uld. prot.ct tlMI Olllnll and trutt from eny dam~:· he Mid Or-. -• '*"II lrrlgallon tySt-10· 4'nCNlt frvlt and tree....,,.. with ic.. whic:tl --.. I l)fOl.cl ..... .... fl'om COid •~•tu< ... he Mid ~. 'lllfnda gual.cl up to M mph In fl'-1nQ t~sturw 1n South o.i.01a, North ouo1a hMf rH dlng1 In th9 t~a and light 1nOW -f'ellng In tlMI OrH t l .... ,~ O.nM 1<>11 d•v.iol>*d In 11\a ~ of O«ttrfll Cellf<>tnl• Snow ... ror-1 IOd•Y 1~ th• North•UI. A wtnt•r enow .. ,di wu In "'9ct ror tonight end tomorrow 1n M9w Yorll City end,,.,..~, TtM OU'took -for falf 1111i.. IOf ,._. of tM netkin. A9edlnfl 09'*.., In llMI llOt el\d tot ~ toreoHt for 111• IOYtll. TempetllurM up In IM 10. ...,. precllettd In eoutMtn l'lortde , lower 'I'•••• and '°""*"~ C.Ufornia And while acknowledging that write-in voting procedures were flawed, he said he would have "frustrated the will of the people." 1f he had overturned the election. Company to off er free cable listings Cold air 1tappeo oe n•etn a 11rono lnve<ai<>n k~t the ,,_c:ury 10 only 40 a.gr-al eu.,.11411<l airport Thuradey. brMltlng lh• 010 r•cord ol 42 H I In 111111 O lli•r ••cord low me xlmum 1empera1uree -• r.coro.e Nenonel w .. ,,_ Senlloe Mid In Loe Ano-... Thutedey -th• •l•lh at r e lght d •y or 1..-np«elu<• In the so. wtth .,, 82 r.-ay'a SJ Ml "-t •ecorda In both Loa Ang•••• end San OleQo And l<>t..:.t.,. Mid -m weelh•r In LOI Ang•••• wlll CM!llnue lhrough lhe ...-end. allh0u9" hlghe SatUldey --10 be In lhe 76a. 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"" l J monthly cable guide has agreed t o begin d1str1but1ng an alternative free guide through two local weekly newspapers. Doug Rook. general manager of Di c kinson Pa c ific Cablesystems, said tha,t , beginning Jan 29, a cablr listing guide would be inserted in 1BSues of th e Huntington Beach Inde pe ndent and the Orange County News. The papers claim to reach most homes in the four cities served bv Cablesystems. Cablesystems has about 31,00CI subsl"ribers in Huntinl(ton Beach, Correction A Daily Pilot story on Costa Mesa redevelopment mcorrectly identified the owner o{ Young's Pawnshop. The shop IS owned by Ted Marinos and James Young. The Daily Pilot regrets the error. F<"untain Valley, Westminster and Stanton The company formerly mailed a free mont~y ma_gazine to all subscribers, listing the cable programming schedule. But last month the company distributed a new TV Guide- style magazine and srud it would charge $1.50 extra each month to custome r s who wished to continue receiving the guide Subscribers already pay $31.95 per month for a full package that includes basic cable service plus two pay channel -Home Box Office and Showtime. The proposed guide (ee prompted complaints from a number of subecribers and came to the attention of the Public Cable Television Authority, a governing body representing the four cities Rook srud the new free guide. which wall go Pven to homes th.at do not subscribe to cable, will also serve as a promotional tool. The cable company executive reported that only about 1,000 Cablesystems subscribers have agreed to pay the $1.50 monthly f ee f or the more detailed, glossy-cover guide. Unless interest increases, it may be discontinued, he said. • Rook said cable l istings currently are included in numerous publications, including the Daily Pilot, the Register, the Los Angeles Times and TV Guide He said his company may begin offering only the weekly newspaper insert and "get out of the (magaune guide) publishing business." OBIE SPORTS l JTI>. New Year's Special~ BOOTS LANGE XL~SPORT NOADICA COMP. Ill NOADICA GEMINI NOADICA POLARIS MENS I LADIES NOADICA COMPS Reg. 189.00 210.00 110.00 275.00 300.00 Sllll NOW 1 129.00 189.00 89.00 189.00 240.00 A0,..881 STS SALOMON 737 275.00 Reg~1H llW YUl'l IPllllL llll Pll NOW '329.00 lllllllllL FlllT MG. 1310.00. NOW •249.00 ALSO: Men'a ~ LadlH' Warm-Upe IAV,I t 2831 COAST HIGHWAY CORONA Dll MAR 675·9700 i r ',_1C11nt1--------~--~--------~-.. __ o_out __ DA_ILV_P_~_m_,,_,~ ....... ---~---~~ STATE . --·---·-···-······-··-·--··········-·····-········-·--··· · -2·····canyo State releases Abby's tape on homosexuals By Tiie AHoclated Pre11 A videotaped pubJJc.eervice commercial with columnltt Ablaall Van Buren aaylna that "God made gay1 jult u 1urely u he made 1tral1hta" wu releued on Edmund G. Brown Jr. '1 last day u aovernor. A year earlier, the Brown adminiatraUon had refl.lled to release the 30 -second television spot. B.T. Colllna, Brown's chief of staff, had aald that five public service commercials dealing with homo1exuallty were an Inappropriate use of tax money and that they "amacked of advocacy." But Democratic Asaemblyman Art ~ of San Ftanclaco said Thunday that Colline apparently c hanged h la mind and releued the one tape of Van Buren, who writes the "Dear Abby" 'column. The public service commercial was made by the Menta l Health Promotion Branch of the state Mental Health Department. Feinstein recall sought SAN FRANCISCO -A radical group opposed to gun control has collected 35,000 signatures seeking to recall Mayor Dianne Feinstein, more than enough -if valid -to put her future on the ballot. Members of the While Panther Party on Thursday submitted the petitions calling for a reca ll vote because Feinstein supported an. ordi nance banning handguns. Final 'M-A-S-H' scene shot LOS ANGELES -The Korean War iii finally over and "M -A -S -H ," which survived major cast changes in its 11 successful years on CBS, is coming to an end -at least until reruns. Hawkeye Pierce, B .J . , WORLD Hunni c ut, "Hot Lips" Houlihan and all the other surgeons and nurses o( the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital are being sent home. The final segment to air Feb. 28, was filmed today. Walesa refused former job GDANSK, Poland - Solidarity leader Lech Walesa tried to return to his job at the Lenin shipyard in Gdansk today, but was turned away by authorities using what he called "special tactics." He protested and vowed to fight for his rights and the right.a of all working people. The charismatic labor leader , 39, w e nt to the shipyard. birthplace of Solidarity in August 1980. but was told that before he could resume work h e needed certification that he was not employed elsewhere, and a statement from regio nal authorities concerning the finances of the banned union. Troops face pullout date and in Israel said today. By JEP'P ADLD or-...,,....... . A commlti.e ttudytq POlllble loc:aUona for a branch Or.nae County Jail will recommend itiaf.. county 1upervl1on con1lder undeveloped propertlH In Gypewn and Coal canyon1 Nit of Anaheim 1n addition to four ettet previoualy tUaeeieci.' Memben or& jail lite .. 1.ction committee aarffd ih1t WMk to recommend the Gyptum and Coal canyon 1itet u well u a "backup" 1lte ln LlmHtone Canyon eaat of Oran1e. Hid George Cormack, a11l1tanl director of, the couniy General Servicee Agency. He la chalnnan of the site aelection committee. H e said the commlttee's recommendationa would be 6Jiven to supervisors in early February. Supervisors In December asked the committee to Identify several additional potential jail sites removed from residential and commercial development. MacDonald • promises to continue fight FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (AP) -Dr. Jeffrey R. MacDonald is vowing to continue his court fight to overturn his murder convictions in the 1970 deaths of his wife and two children. The doctor, a former Huntington Beach resident, says he has new evidence to support claims that another woman was with the hippie group that committed the murders. MacDonald, in a tele phone interview with the Fayetteville Observer from federal prilon in Bastrop, Texas, said his attorney will go to court within three months "with an ironclad case" to prove he did not kill them. "We're going to have this thing in a cast-iron mold with perfect evidence," he said. ''It wilJ be very hard even f or a prosecution-minded judge to turn ua down this time." MacDonald said investigators have produced new evidence to suppo rt c laims b y Helen Stoeckley, a former Fayetteville police informant, that she was with the h ippie group which committed the murders. He declined to identify the new evidence beypnd aaying that some of It invol9es Individuals tied to the murders. That actlon um• alter locel ~ .. YOic.d thel&l 0.-Uon co the tour 11tea tnhlally proPC*(i. 'l'be Gypeum and Coal canyona •HH were aelected by the commlu .. after panel rnemben 1tudied the prot and cone of u 10-called remote altu that utl1fled the 1utdellnH 1upervilon had outllMd. BetkMI the three canyon attM the committee looked a& the Prima Deahecha landfUl near San Juan Caplatrano, the Loe Plnot Forfftry Camp near the Rlvertlde County line and undeveloped portlona of land aoutheut of Caaper1 Realonal Park, Cormack aald. The Prima Dethecha llte was eliminated becauae It la in the evacuation zone IUJTOundi.na the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Cormack l&id. The Loe Pinoe site wu deleted becauae of it.a locadon -almoat ......... Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald MacDonald has steadfaetly maintained that his family was bludgeoned to death at their Fort Bragg. N.C., h ome by drug- crazed intruders who chanted "Acid ia groovy. Kill the pigs." MacDonald was a captain in the Army Medical Corpe and was assigned to the Green Beret.a, the special forces unit, when Fort Bragg military police ruahed to hia home Feb. 17, 1970, and found the bloodied bodies of his family. In M arch 1982 the U .S . Supreme Court reversed the 4th U.S . Circuit Court of Appealt rullna that o'(erturned MacDonald'• conviMion on the speedy-trial iaaue. two houn by car -from the oowny Mat 1n Santa Ana. Th• property adJacen' to Campers Re11onal wa1 ~llmln•ted because of deod rettricttona permitt!ne only park uae. ~k aaJd Oypeum Canym would be the best of the mnow lltee bec8UM it la lltu8Wd ~ to the Riverside Freeway. It would be easier to develop than the Coal Canyon lite, he aatd. The drawback to the Llmettone Canyon lite la th.at lt la r eadily accet1lble only by surface 1lreeta, Cormack added. All three of the canyon aJtM are on privately owned land. Cormack aaid the committee directed lta efforu toward identifylng remote aectiona of the county and then aearchina each of those aectlon.e for likely jail sites. Con1ideration1 included terrain, whether any residential development ii now ~ ~ planned for th• ., •• ana whether any l'Oldt or plra1#, roedl nlal Marby. , l When IUJ)91'Yi8on ODNi6dlr tM recommendatlona, tbeJ wW be Mk.td to ln.IU... the neat pbM9 of the 1lte-11lee1ton procte11 dt1l1natln1 al&H qn wblc detalled enVlronmeotal ahowd be completed. Cft.-11111 aaJd the board ~t -tor •iudiee on each ol the .UC ata The four other aittt coun tupervllora are comtdertnC for the jail are: -The James A. Mulkk Honat. Fann ln El Toro, which oouJd t,. expanded to include a jlil. • -Property ad~t to che main jail ln Santa Ana. -Sant8 Ana Canyon at Weir Canyon &.d 1n Yorbe Linda. -Two ae.,.rate but nearby locatlona in lrvlne. Construction of the new six to eight yeart away. Social Services upgrading urged The Orange County Grand Jury has issued 15 recorrunendations for improving County Social Services Agency programs aimed at protecting abused, neglected or moleated children. Implementation o( the recommendations -mostly procedural in nature -would lead. to children being handled in a more efficient and more caring manner, said Vicky Cassiano, who chaired the grand jury committee studying child protective aevices. The committee report is the first to be released by the 1982-83 grand jury, empaneled last July. After considering transfer of services for abused children to the county Probation Departme nt, the grand jury concluded for several reaao~ that all ch ildren's service programs should be administered by the IOCial services agency. One reason cited for keeping protective services in the IOcial services agency ii it.a ability to maintain coordination and a continuity of services to both children and their families, the grand jury report atatee. The transfer al10 is not nece.ary becaUR better training a nd supervision of social workers, as recommended 1n ~ report, would aolve many of ttfe. problems cited by tho1e who f avo red transferrln~ responsibility to the probatloa! department. The recommendations made bi the grand jury involve t.raining; supervision and work loada o~ social worketl Involved in thi various program&. -.I Jurors are urglna i.ncreued ~ of paraprofe..tOnala in chlldren'1 services program.a and 1uggea\j the agency employ investigato~ lo prepare cases for coutit: proceedinga. ·q One of the argument& offered1 by t.-h oee who fav.ored th~ tranafer, according to the report'. was that u a law enforcement agency the probation depart:me~ might be more concerned wt~ obtaining evidence against ~ accu9ed of abu.M. ! ; Also recommended ln the grand jury report wae th~ development of mor-= consolidated reporting fonns so· 1treamUne paperwork and c.h81 ~on that word ~ be-Incorponted to h•lp spee4I alona the paper procaa. BEI.RuT, Lebanon -U.S. envoy Philip C. Habig has proposed Feb . 12 as a tentative deadline to begin withdrawing the estimated 60,000 Israeli, Syrian and Palestinian t.roops stationed in Lebanon, press report.a here In Tel Aviv, the newspaper Y edloth Ahronoth said Habib had propoeed the t.arget date as a way of applyina preeaure on Israeli Prime M inister Menachem Begin. Japan alters arms policy Wholesale prices • rise slightly • in 1982 ... TOKYO -The Japanese government, bending to U.S. pressure to alter its postwar policy banning arms exports, announced today it will allow the transfer o f m ilitary technology to the United States. NATION The decision followed government approval of market-opening measures and came three days before Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone is scheduled to travel to Washington. By The Al1ociated Pre11 Wholesale prices nudged up 0 .1 percent In D ecember, bringing the rise for all of 1982 to 3.5 percent, the smallest gain since the 3.2 percent increase 11 years ago, the Labor Qepartment reported today. The inflation rate at the wholesale level was down sharply from the 7.1 percent rate of 1981 and the double-digit rates of 1980 and 1979. Police evidence backed Prolonged recession, which has raised unemployment to a 42-year high and t he business failure rate to a 50-year high, combined with boun titul harvests and a worldwide oil glut to hold down prices, economists said. WASHINGTON -A policeman's good faith error In collecting evidence, even when it violates the Conetitution, is insufficient reason to bar the evidence from a criminal trial, the Reagan administration has told the Supreme Court. The adrninl.stration, trying to modify the so-called exclusionary rule that bans illegally gathered evidence, told the court Thursday the provision contributes to the nation's crime problem. Death sentences overturned But in a switch from Its previous gloom, the American au to ind us try is exhibiting signs of modest improvement u lower interest rates lure more car buyers. New car sales in early January were up 11.6 percent from one year ago. the five major companies reported Thunday, in a hopeful sJgn for an Industry that has stagnated for three years. Domestic automakers have been suffering from the high C08t of b or r ow ing and 1tlff competition from import&. ATLANTA -Convicted murderer Jack Howard Pott.a, who twice asked to be executed only to change his mind, has won a oourt order overturning h is two death 1entence1, it has b een diacloeed. U.S . Dlatrict Judge Charles A. Moye Jr. threw out Potts' death sentences for the We're Listening ••• fH.2·6086 March 1975 kidnapping and muder of Roswell mechanic Michael Priest. The judge a1ao overturned on Thursday Potts' kidnapping conviction, but the murder conviction was allowed to stand. Moye ordered Potts retried on the kidnapping count and resentenced on the murder conviction. Falling Interest rates and a dropping rate of inflation have helped stimulate automobile sales in r ecent weeks . Salee in Whal do you like about the Dally Pilot? What don't you Ute? Call the number at left and your rnemege wW be recorded, tr8Jl1Crlbed and delivered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour answerint service may be uaed to record let· ters to the editor on any topic. Mailbox con\rlbutor• mutt include their name and telephone number for vertflciatlon. No clrculaUon calls, pJease. Tell ua what's on your mind. ~ iiT1yiiiat :~,.:=:=1=--f ~· USISc4 = ...... ~·"~· ---.. =--~ !J-:..::r,~ ... ~ .. 0.-...... °"-_ ::J:" ee'y •II .,. , ....... , . ....., ·~=ow~_,.. .• -....... ..... .. ~~.~ "*""* Oftd Olief bKll!M O!fic. = ··---=-··· p $ ...... ~· .......... -· 1'11111 ... a.,,._.14 Mid.Mn e:.Iw£nF..,~wa: ...... ~ ,~,.,, COf'llrOllr ..... ~, ts a I 4 LKeylchulta MkheelP • ......, ~--Vu"'..-. Director of ~ 11~ :rs. _, OlrKtclf °' Mllf 1-. IClrculllllolll VOL 1' N0.14 ' 11 ; II December were up 25.3 percent from a year earlier. The automakers alao reported that the number of U.S. wockers on indefinite layoff fell this week to 269,227 -the fint drop in eight weeks. The five major U.S . companies said they aold 112,322 _new can in the first 10 days of January. The dally sales rate of 16,046 vehicles was the best for that period since 1980. Ford Motor""Co. had the best year-to-year Increase, up 33.3 percent. Ford ai.o announced it will not pey a dividend to holders o f its common stock In the curr e nt bu1lne11 quarter, marking the flnt time since the company first aold stock to the public in 1956 that il has failed to pay a-dividend for more than one year. General Motors Corp. reported a 9.9 percent sales gain. Sales at Chrysler Co rp. dropped 13.1 percent, and Volk1wagen of America Inc. was off 8.1 percent. American Motors Corp., which does not report 10-day sales, was up an estimated 99.6 percent. The Commerce Department reported that overall business sales ro1e 1.2 pe rcent last November. That was a reversal from the 2 percent drop of last October. The report iilao said busineues reduced their inventories of unsold goods by 1.1 percent In November. The previous month's decline was a revt.ed 0.2 percent. - Supporting the view of economists, the department's own analysla did that energy prices actually fell 0.1 percent since December 1981. In l ,~ comparison, 1uch co1t1 h~! 1oared 14. l percent in the' preceding 12 rnontha. ·~ Guoline prices fell 8.6 percen~ last year, helped by a 0.3 percen~ drop in December. Natural ,_,, prices, which had soared following con,re11ional price decontrol in 1 78, surged 20. 7 percent in 1982, although dlppirw • 0.8 percent last month. Honil' heating oil coeta were unchaNred for the year despite a 0.4 percinl drop in l:>eceQ1ber. The drop ln guoline pl'Wes w the most precipitous 1ince department began keeping records in 1947. The prevlo record fall wa1 8.1 percent 1954. Food prices, the departmen added, roee a modest 2.1 perceq ln 1982, up only alightl.y from • 1.4 percent pin of 1981. The Football Season: You are possibly now In the procesa of shopping for carpeting, and have been talking to sales peopte at two or three stores. If so, you no doubt feel llke a "football," bounced around with a bevy of confllctlng stories. Which Is the best carpet fiber? What Is the beat texture for your uae? What kind of padding should be ueed? , We think you will detect the straight answers at Alden'•· We've been helping people score ''touchdowns'' In Orange County for 25 yeara. ) - 1 -~'F~!lel!~:.:fu!J!~luls-·-l: Chanters walk on the b oardwalk Hundreds of Hare Krishna dt~vot<•es from Lo!'! Angeles and San Diego staged a Hffare Nama" f..-stival in La~una Beac h Tuesday. Drug czar fears bring crime hill veto I have tes rouDle SACRAMENTO (AP) - Fewer than one.third of California'• a1plrin1 minority teachers pueed the flnt of the aiate'• new teacher proficiency te1t1, 1ay1 elate 1chool Superintendent BU1 HonJ1. Overall. fewer than two-thirda of all the people who took the first teat pa11ed, Honig aald Thunday. Honig, who took offkle Jan. 3, announced the paulna gradet he haa set for the t.esta: 70 percent In reading, 6~ In mathematics and 67 ln writing. "U you can't pua this kind of teat. you really shouldn't be teachJng," Honig said at a news conference. Of the first 6,943 aaplrant teachers who took lhe fint t.esta, only 62 percent paaed bolh lhe Bill Honig reading and math sections. The writing part wu graded which wl11 admJnlater the teat, separately and statistics aren't that people who flunk part of lhe available. test, retake only lhe part they didn't pass, instead of lhe Whole Those peo pie w 111 start test. receiving their test acores Jan. 20, Honig said he decided on the said Dave Gordon of the state passing levels after talkina with Education Department. a statewide advisory board of The Leglalature In 1981 passed teachers, adrnini5trators, college a law requiring people applying professors and parents. for teachng credentials to first He said he was ''deeply pass proficiency tests in reading, troubled" that so many of the writing and mathematics. first takers failed the test, The teat does not affect current particularly minorities. teachers, unless they attempt to But, he said, "the reason we set change their credential -for it high 15 to protect the children example, move from elementary of this state." to high school teaching. He said most of the 6,943 The law required the state persons who took the test Dec. 18 school superintendent to decide were people who want to teach WASHINGTON (AP) - Concerned about costs and the prospects o f increasing the government's drug enforcement bureaucracy, President Reagan 1s vetoing a cr11ne bill that would have created a "drug czar " thl' bill by Sen Strom Thurmond. R-S C , "hatrman o{ the Stonate Jud1r1ary Comm1ttt.>e. and b't' Sen Joseph B1den, D-Del : a sponsor of the measure Thev \'tS1ted th£• White House last Wt'<'k to lobby against a veto. what the passing grade would be next fall plus some college hopelessly flawed." the FBI, parts of the Justice on the three testa, all of which juniors and seniors. Giuliani called the measure Department, the Coast Guard, must be passed separately. The three-hour test, which 1rrespons1ble, saymg it would part of the Transportation Potential teachers who flunk costs the taker $30 , was force a r eorganizatio n of Deparunent,theCustomsService the test can retake It as many developed for the state by Reagan's Cabinet system and law and the Internal Revenue times as they want. Educational Testing Services, a enforcement programs without Service, parts of the Treaaury Honig said he will reconunend national firm that also writes ever having been the subject of a Department: and the Pentagon's to the Commission on Teacher tests such as the Scholastic congressional hearing. military intelligence agencies. Preparatio n and Licensing , Aptitude Test. Administration officials said the president planned to veto the measure today, disregarding the advice o f a k ey Senate Republica n and a liberal Democrat. The· tongress1onal watchdog agenl\' the Governmen t Accounung Office. supported the measun•. stating that central m a n a g l' in e n t o { d r u g enforcement was necessary "How could you have the .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- The drug czar would have been given extensive powers over federal agencies to conduct the government's efforts to stem the abuse Qf drugs and the smuggling of drugs into the United States Reagan was urged to approve The drug czar who would have been appointed by the president, could order Cabinet ' off1c1als to follow has prior1t1es Assot·1ate Attorney General Rudolph G1uham said the drug czar prov1s1on of the cnm{' bill was "naive. s1mpl1Slll' and attorney general tell the secretary of defense how to use his resources?" Giuliani asked, referring to the authority a drug czar, possibly the attorney general, would have over other 0Cflc1als. 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Ah Major Credit Cards AcceptNi ( E I For the serious dnver, extraordrnary performance has always been the most I obvious and compelhng rea- son for owning a BMW3201' But the 3201 also hap- pens to be the sort of car that turns those same en· thus1asts into very astute investors Because accord· 1ng to the NADA Used-Car Guide the 3201 has trad1- I t1onally enjoyed one of the highest resale values of any car 1n its class And the 3201 offers its owners something that I even the most demanding investors rarely expect. let alone receive-namely. protection for their invest- ments The 3201 IS COV· ered by BMW's 3-year/ 36,000-mile limited war- ranty and 6·year hm1ted warranty against rust "":,. perforation.• All of which results in a most de~ghtful combnatoo: The emott0nal rewards of dnv1ng "the sort of car enthusiasts turn into leg- end" (Car and Driver) Along with the f1nan· c1al rewards of a car whose resale value is fast becoming legend. We 1nv1te you to test drrve that combtna· t1on-and the only car that offers 1t-at the BMW dealer nearest you nm...u.,.. ..... ._ .. LET YOUR LOCAL BMW DEALERS ARRANGE A THOROUGH TEST DRIVE. Alhambfa llmLau Canoga Park -Pafk Newport ~ach ~Ide IOISMITI---~--ce LL .. 1811 West Main Street (213) 570 8444 Azusa SAVMl ... ,llK.. 791 East ArrC1N Highway (213)967 5331 --9022 W~tJ'wP. Boulevard ~213) 273 3980 Cool.lrillo -----411 DallY 0r..... . (805)482 8 (213) 889·2312 7050 Topanga 1540 Jamboree Rd 7850 Indiana /we Canyon Blvd 6000 Pac11ic Blvd (714} 640 6444 (714) 785 4444 (2 13} 346 3144 (213) 583-1901 Notlh H Santa Ana Fullerton lanca5ter ~ mwm--. 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The Coalition Conc.,rned with Adoleacent Pregnancy will hoat the meeting from 3 •Two introductory cour1e1 In the growing field of measurement acience will be offered during the spring semeater at Golden West College, which begins Jan. 31 Measurement science incl udes scale repa i r , re,Watory inspection, qualJty control, theory and application, and sales. Principles of Weighing • Guest conductor Jo1epb Huntl will be featured when 1 the Irvine Symphony Orchestra presents a free concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 30. The performance will be to 6 p.m. The TweUth Nlaht Repertory Company wlll preeent a play on the topic. Joyce Evu1, an lnlU"UctOr at Harbor Day School, will dlacua family life. Several film1 will be ahown. For reaervationa call 972-4809. Devices will be offered from 0 to 10 p.m. Wednesdaya. Scale Repair Is scheduled from 0 to 10 p.m. Thursdays. R eg istration by appointment 1s being conducted through Jan. 26, f o ll owed by walk -I n registration through Feb. 4. For information, call the college. 891 -0660. staged at Turtle R ock Community Park, 1 Sunnyhill Drive. It is part of th~ citts seri~ of low-cost S-unaay performing arts presentations. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Frid• , J1nu1 14, 1983 Triinina will be ~feNd tor~__,.._ _ _.,,.._~~~~.-...;;;~ proepectlve Laubach Literacy tuton at '1 p.m. Monday ln iM Centnl o...nae County 1.4~ Cou.nd.1 offlcea. 420 W. 191.h St .. C.ol1.a M ... Ma.rf•rY Fuller will conduct the H -hour courae which provldff voluntffra wlth the ftecellU'Y akilla to ie.ch Encllah to 1peaken of other lancuAi• and to En11l1h 1peak•,.. with 1ubltandard literate abWtlee. The problem of Witerac:y ln the United States hu been much publJcized lately. Johnny Cuh and Eli Wan.ch 1tarred ln· a TV movie, "The Pride of Jeeee Hallam.'' which portrayed the pllaht of Ammcan adulll who are Uilterate. Barbara Bu1h, wife of Vice Prealdent George Buah, hu been a chief campaigner against this lack of education. DeltJ ........... .., a.tie ... Twenty-three million American adults are functionally Illiterate -unable to read hou1lng contracts, job applications, medical i.natructiona on bottles from the drug store or nutritional information on food Andy Carter teaches Teng Kham Phengthirath about English grammar at Laubach Literacy cla&& in Costa Mesa. pack.ages. Nor can they vote intelligently because they cannot read candidates' qualifications and statemPnta of policy. Local conununities aleo are still abeorblng an influx of political refugees who need help in learning the language. The Laubach method of one teacher working with one student has been used effectively for more than 45 years, assisting 60 million people toward greater language proficiency. Anyone interested in taking A Robinsons Sale 250/o • 400/o OFF the course and acquiring certification as a tutor may call the COCLC office at 646-3347. Additional courses will be ,. offered soon in Santa Ana and ! . ' Garden Grove. _J Cl ., ·' t.J ,· ') . .... . ~ .. , ...... -.. j FAMOUS SPORTSWEAR TO MAXIMIZE YOUR WEEKENDS. .. 'i .... f "'iJ ·":~./J ,.,, 40%0FF OUR IEST AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN DESIGNER SPORTSWEAR '-Orig $30·$105 Sale $17.99-$82.99 Pants, soortshirts. sweaters the styles you've always wanted to own are on sale now' Styles will vary by store Robinson's Men's Sportswear. 21/195/99/145/107/691361151. Newport only 25% OFF DRESS AND CASUAL PANTS Orig. $30-$40. Sale $21 .99·$29.99 From an assortment so large you'll want to stock up now Hurry though, sizes. colors and styles will vary by store Robinson's Men's Sportswear Casuals, 123 27%·31% OFF FAMOUS NAME AND JWR conoN KNIT SHIRTS Orig. $22·$27.50. Sale 114.lt-118.•. Including those ~&.:..,..._...-r"81~ a rather well-known reptile. In enough sollds and stripes to color every weekend for a year. S·M·L·XL. Robinson's Men's Knits, 21. 25%0fF FAMOUS DEllGNER AND JWR SPORTSHIRTS Orig. $25·$38.50. Sale 117 .... 127.it. cOllect your favorite designer sportshlrts In cottoo or cotton/polyester blends. S·M·L·XL. Assortment wlll vary by stores. Robinson's Men's Sportshlrt1, 107. . . SHOP FRIDAY 10-9, SATURDAY 1o-t SUNDAY 12·5. NEWPORT FASHION ISUAND • westMINITER MALL )l I lq •0 ~·•''~· I • .. • !J .J fl!<! ::fl' r n Ae Oren Oout DAIL y PILOT /frld• • January 14, 1813 ...... ..-11w,1rt 1111~ Volleyball tourney issue brinks howls-____ ......__,,,,__~~~~ Council opts keep o 22nd Streets SUorta to find a .,_r,nanent home for 1ummer volleC!ll wwnamenta in Newport h have trl11ered a volley ot ~· The toumamenta tradJtlonally were held at Corona del Mar State Beach. The Jut two aummera the competltlon wu moved to the 1trand near the Balboa Pier. • Relidenta near the per have proteated the Southern California Beach Volleyball -4d1oclatlon tournament•. Coast slips in phone rank The area of Oranae County that Includes Newport Beach, Coata Mesa and Irvine has slipped from fifth to 17th nationally in the number of telephones per resident. A survey conducted by AT&T shows the area, with a pop- ulation of 122,000, hu 136,277 telephones or l.118 phones per penon. The figure represents a decrease in the number of telephones in the geographical re1ion . By comparison , Huntington Beach h1u .94:! phone per person and Weetmins~r . 731 phone Washington DC . wath l. 727 phones per penon, Ls the number ane city _in the nauon. clalmlnt heavy traUlc uaually 1oea hand in hand wlth compeUUon volleyb&ll. Playera have voted a1atn1t Coro.,. del Mar u a 1Jta pu1ially becau.ae of the lack of park.lns and fut-food spota. Althou1h Corona del Mar hu volleyball courta, the toumamenta have been held at the pier r~nuy becauae It 11 believed by playera to be a superior playtna alie. But the hitcn Lt that It co.ta about $~00 to aet up temporary fadlitlea at the pier. Ron Whitley, the city'• park.I, beaches and recreation director, said building pennanent couru at the pier would aave the city money and give volleyball players a better site. He aald the c1ty'1 parka and beaches conun.ialion agreed with that suggestion. The comml.-ion said the need for public volleyball outweighs the~ potential traffic problema. But the city coundl reached a dlfferent conclusion thil Wft•k ll recommended the tournameni.. again be at.aged at the pier on a temporary buil. Council members 1&1d traffic could be monitored and that a dedaion could be made next fall on which location -Corona del Mar or the pier -la beat on a permanent basis. Whitley disagrees and IS tempted to m o ve the tournaments back to Corona del Mar to save money and confusion. ·Credit report :has your number By PAT HOROWITZ 0( tM 0.-, Not ltaft DEAR READERS. Credit reports are the ' heart of the credit system. A credit report describes a consumer's payment history and specifically identifies the number of times and to what extent accounts were past due. Some creditors report payment history in a style called "common language." This simple nwnber system ranges from one to nine, with the following meanings for each nwnber: 1. You've been repaying as agreed or within 30 days. 2. You lake more than 30 days but less than 60 (that is, you're not more than one • payment pa.st due). 3. Two or more payments pa.al due. 4. Three or more payments past due. ~. Payments are four months late. 6. Payments are five months late. 7. Making regular payments under a late payment 1Chedule. 8. Some item had to be repoeessed. 9. Virtual write-off, account considen!d a bad debt, or debt placed with a bill collection agency. If your credit bureau does use codes, each credit account will have a separate rating - there won't be jult one number or letter that's suppoeed to sum up the whole thing. If your report ia full of ones, you're a reliable bill payer. If it'• full of nines. you're conaiden!d very risky. Thus, a credit report ta your finandal reputation. Getting it back DEAR PAT: I sot beMDd DD a lot of my blllt for 1everal moadu wbea I Iott my Job. Eve.a tboap I've DOW paid everyW.D1 I owed, I am fbadlq lt diffiC9lt to_ set credit apln. I've beeD paylD1 for eve~g lD c&1b. llow can I re-atabU1b credJt? J.E., Santa Ana The state Department of Consumer. Affairs advises you that creditors wUl be looking for basic indications that you again are willing and able to pay your debta. Here are aome tips the DCA says have helped others in re-fttablishlng credl t: -Try using the same steps you took to eatablish credit the first time,' auch as opening 1 a aavtn&a and checking account at your bank. eatabllahing that you are employed, applying for paoline or retail credit cards. -Many local department 1torea have apedal budget accounta -with set limits - for thoee with no credit hi.a1ory or llmi\ed means. -Consider layaway plans. Some it.ores will allow you to UH layaway plans for purchues even if they won't extend credit to you. Once you've made regular paymenta, you'll be oomidered a better riak for a charge account. -U• your aavtnga account as collateral. It'• called a "put book loan" when you borrow from,. the bank agalnat your aavtnp llCCOWlt. -Make a b.ll down payment.. Ci-edt1ors may be more Wi.ll1J\I to extend credit for can, appliancea or furniture "on the lmtallment plan" U you make a 1ub1tantlal down payment. -Oet a c:o-sipr. -CJet a telepl\one and try to stay at the lllDI ~ 1o tndJcate tiabillty. Mist with a twist That's a blanket of fog, not smog, hiding part of Santa Catalina Island as seen from the Balboa Peninsula. ROBIN HAS HEADS BOBBIN' ... From Page A1 year came in from Anz.ona for a look. Bob Howie, a Newport Harbor High School IClence teacher, said he believes the robin is a victim of "reverw migration." "ln other worda, at flew north mstead of south," he said. Houae, who has taken students for a look at the robin, said he believes It was attracted by the variety of foliage at the nature center, which alao has a creek and a pond. "It's safe to say this whole thing haa caused a real stir," he observed. Betty Hogg, a volunteer guide at the nature center, said there are more than 100 bird species in the woodsy setting and that the robin has been seen "8880Ciating" with other birds. Ranney suggested this might mean the roban ha. taken a llkJng to Newport Beach &Jtd plana to spend the winter ln the beach city. She predicted "birden," aa she calls birdwatchers, may come in from all over the country to see the rufou1-backed robin of Newport Beach. "Once a rare bird alert goes out," she explained. "news really travels." DHphe complaint• from homeownera that they are 1ufferln1 an Identity critl• of IOJ'tl, t.heN wW remain two 22nd It.Net.I ln Newport Beac.h. A lfOUP of homeowMrl who live on 22nd Street oHr the Upper Newport Bay uk.ed the City Council Monday evenina to chanae the atreet name to SanU.,O Drive. They reported their Uvea have become a aene. of rnixupe wtth friends and dellveriel often aolnc to the other 22nd Street, the one on the Balboe Pmrlnaula. Don Clem aaid when he WM preparlna to have an old 1tructure on hi1 property demoli1hed, a bulldozer wH accidentally •hipped to the peninsula. "There could have been a reel ~roblem here," Clem explained. 'The wron1 house could have been knocked down.'' But other rftidenll aaid the duplication ln 1treet names hat never been a problem and that in time• of emergency, police or firemen have not been routed to the wrong 22nd Street. The street near the bay becomes Santiago Drive on the eaat tide of Irvine Avenue. It ia 22nd Street on the weat aide. Councilwoman Jackie Heather said while it 1s odd that a city would have two 22nd atreeta, the situation has "withstood the teat of t.ilne." ~ton Brothers 1 ¢ Gf'rame Sale 011 N, Frame It A.t Our 0~, IO Sale Buy One Frame at the Regular Price. Get a Second Frame That Costs the Same or Less for One Cent! Choose a frame. and we've got plenty The second one will cost a penny Just be ~ur~ lhl! second frame IS priced below or costs the same llrDlC £C•e11l·t ~:z --- So buy a frame and use your smarts. A second's )Ust a penny at our An Marts! The frames shown are few. but we have more The assortment's different in all o ur stores. HUNTINGTON BEACH 7470 Edinger Ave./Optn MON.·FAt. 10.t, SAT. I SUN. lu-6 COSTA MESA 1114 Newport ltvd./Opeh MON • .fRI. M , SAT. I SUN. 1CM SANTA ANA 29118.8'tltoe St,/()pen MON • .fRI. 104, SAT. I SUN. 1CM 4!ZIWA -u1 Orange Coal OAfLV PILOT/Friday, ~anu1ty 14, 1083 ~'f.I. Pilots grow to respect ice, snow r ... ··--····· -·-· . -·---··-~-· ·····--····-----·------····· ·-·····-··· .... ···-·· ~-···-·-·--··--·-··~ ....... --........ ·--·-·--·-----······-r ····_.·---···· ....... --.. .. -.................... ..._____ ----····-·····-··-··--··· . -. . ragic era• jolts airlines, government out or CC)J\lel.fJr'*9oy . lf" \U.•"'ll " ' ¥-:! J:.T»--•.,.---:lil Unpainted section of new railing on 14th Street bridge connecting Was hington, D.C.~ with Virginia is grim reminder of fatal jetliner crash . JU Founded 1928 1n beautiful Paradise Valley . WASHINGTON <AP) -A year after A.Ir Florida FH•trt iO 1Jlvn1ed tnto tin Potomac River In a 1now•torm, wlnter flytna 1lill carrlee It. hidden dan1er1. But ufety nporw say the alrllnm and pllow now have areat.er ttSj)eCt fur what lee and lllOW can do to a jlttllner. The craah of tho Boelns 737, kJWns 78 P•ople momenta aher takeoff, lent ~t lnvettt&aton and the lnduatry ~to~ way• k> deal with th• tiffcneries of foul Wffther. ,_ A year later, federal lnveat.1aator1 .tnd' lnduatry offlclal1 aart-e t h e accident expoeed tome lerloul 1a1» ln air safety and jolted many within aovemment and the alrlinea out of a 1eruie of complacency about Ice and snow. "The extttme Importance of the ~ed clean aircraft concept baa gotten through to the crews and I don't believe there (now) would be any pilot taking off with any coniamination on hi.I winiS." aa.ld Frandl McAdam•. who headed the federal Investigation ln to the crash. The Air Florida jet, its wings covered with lee and snow, alrUggled to take oU from Wa1hlngton'1 National Airport on Jan. 13, 1982, failed to galn altitude and within seconds clipped a bridge before plowing into the Ice-covered river. In dramatic helicopter reecues a mlle and a half from the White House and recorded by television cameras, five people were plucked from the freezing water. Divers and salvage crews w orked n early two weeks, often in below zero temperatures, to raise the wreckage. Check lungs A free health forum on lung damage caused by smoking and pollution will be conducted Jan. 19 at South Coast Medical Cent.er. Three lung a nd surgical specialists will outline the la test medii;al treatment for sufferers of bronc hitis , emphysema, asthma and other diseases. SCHOOL IN ARIZONA Thf' accident tollowttd 26 month• o f -'lljtJ\I by maJOr camen without a cruh. Juat 10 day1 later, the perlla of winter Uylna wert accentuated when a World Airways DC-10 1kldded oft an icy runway ln Bo.ton and plunaed into the harbor. Two pa11enaen never were found and are presumed drad. Tt\e National Tran1portation Safety Board, ln lw tnve1uaauon of the A.it Florida accident, blamed the ruaht crew for taklna off with Ice on the winp and their failure to uae an engine defrollter before takeoff. But the lnve1Ugation also put Into que1Uon the way aircraft are cleaned of Ice by ual.na a de-ldng tolution of water and glycol; tne practice of jet. at timel to stand expo9ed to the weather Lor lengthy periods between de-icma and takeoff; and the performance of the Boeing 737 when the forward edge of the wing 1a contaminated'. In all thoee areaa, the Industry has gone through a year of introepection. ln aome C8lel clear remedies are yet to be found. Tbe Federal Aviation AdmJnistration has re-emphasiied the need for a visual inspection of an aircraft before taking off and airlines have reviewed their procedures for want.er flying. "There is a suostanlially heightened awareness not only by crews, but by the air carrien and the airplane manuiacturers'' about the dangers posed by ice and snow. says McAdams, a member of the National Transportation Safety Board. "They've all taken positive steps." Air carriers, even som e with long experience in winter flying, have tightened their requlrementJ on UJ.abt t.U.W.I enayr• that their plann are free of ice durln1 takeoff. Frontier Alrllne1, for example, now requlre9 a pilot to make a 1 viaua1 check of the a.lrcraft win'9 OVft'Y l~ 1 minute. while awaltlna t.akeoft durtn•r teVere weather. (Frontier ha.I nJahw tmn•a Denver to John Waynl! Airport ln ONnae County). "" Carriers aho have re-examlnC!d their de!-;! lcina procedures. American Airlines, which,, de-iced the A.Ir Florida plane, has increuech• lta inapectlon1 of de-lclng 10lutlons an • equipment. Invest.1gator1 said the duUon poured on Flight 90 was weaker than 1 beUeved. . / A. a result of Its investigation, the NTSB1 made 20 r ecommendation• aim ed at preventinJ( a repeat of the Air Florid~ tragedy. The FAA and the Industry have.I lmplemented 17 of them totally or In part. Other safety concerns exposed by the., crash have not been ret0lved. • J Investigators said the Flight 90 crew should have aborted the takeoff when they received unusual instrument read.1n1_p that Indicated the plane was not acceleralintJ enough during takeoff. j The NTSB and airline pilot.a have at• ~ gued that cockpits should be equipped wit)). an 1..n.Strument to give a pilot early wamina . of msufficienl acceleration. At least, they say, airports should have runway markel"ll· to help pilots compute a~leratlon. The FAA plans to test such lnstrumenta,r but their eventual use remains in doubt. Nor U.S. civilian airports yet have the runway markers suggested by the safety board. I• 'I OPTIMUM FITNESS CENTERS ~1111111111111111111111111 = II II 11111111 II II II II II II II II II II Ill 11 ~ , ' t Children's Puppet Show Riede's Marionettes will provide fun, music and fantasy for the little ones. Huntington Center Fri. -Sot.· Sun. ot 1 • 2 • 3 & 4 p.m. College Preparatory and General Couran Boarding Grades 3-12 -SMALL CLASSES- lnternatlonally Known Outstanding Curriculum Extra Help Daily ESL Saturclay, January 15th j • t P\ELIC NOTICE a 1U21 NOTICE Of PUal.IC IAU! Of PUISONAL PflOPR"TY Notice I• hereby given that pureuant to MCtlon 1988 of the Clvlf Coela. State of Calllor,..la the underslgr>ed Wiii sell II pub41G Ule by compeUUve ~e1e11nu °" the 24th Clay of J1nuuy. 1903 at 10.00 o'clock a m • on the premlMs where N ICI propecjy h .. beef! 11oreel, arid whk:h are IOUteo at Publlc Storage Ille 13241 Jeffrey Roed In the City of !Nine, County of Orange, State ol Callfornla, the abando"eel goocsa. chattels or perso,..11 properly deecrlbed below 1,.. the manera 01· ALL SPORTS ACTIVITIES •TRAVEL Riding Tennis. Soccer Golf. R1flery Sk11ng Baseball. Football 0.~M ,_.dlnfl Meth Alt. Mu1k:. Dr..na. ' . - ADMISSIONS REPRESl!NTA'l:IV l Mn. lcu'bora Wktr Interviewing lnterftted fomlliM NEWPORTs JAN. 14-16/714640 4000 IEV. HILLSs JAN. 17-19/tel. 213-476-6571 Pt.GM call Mn. Wide for appt. cw lnfcwmation T~u~~-w~.e1~2 L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ su1tc11es couch. 5 m1ttrenea. dolly. TV llereo. 3 tabln. 11 ct\alra. cabl,..et. prO)eCIO<. vacuum. Allton Whitney -5 Chairs. tbl, 4 coucr-. 2 mattreaaes. 5 Ibis. 40 boxes. trunk 2 beel• 2 ceblneta. mirror wlekef pla"I stand $coll Jackton -,5 bO• ... 110 ..... couch. 4 mameases, "'"'-· TV. lumbet, 4 chelfs. ladder. tbl Rou,..,..e Joh,..ao" BaHtnette. trike stant t>CI. 8 bO•M IUllceM, hi-chair bookcase. toyt tamp. 2 ctollrs JOel'nt Furniture Co -3 ci-ta. bed. tbl. 4 chairs. 8 bollM, deek. Ellubeth Steele -2 wHhera. d()'Wf. tleleler 3 fans. rugs 2 Chel<s. coueh. 2 tbls. 3 lampe, exerc:ycle. lenee, machine. IOllceM 15 box-. Robert M cCallerty -2 Ille cablne1a. acetto4Clt,..g. macl'ttn41t)', SO bo••· llmeclocl< Joeepl1 P Ceouto -10 bOllM . dll1 Diiie. cheat . 11ove. mlntbllle , 1uttc111. air condllloner. guitar c .... llfM. wlrlelowt. chllr Roneld M ltchell -Couch, 3 mettr•-· radio, 3 ch~. etool, 3 Ice ch11U 2 tablas lanter" 35 bO.< ... a-1 bike. Ian Ulndlord rM«veS t,,. right to bid at the .... 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Dr. Martin L'4her King Jr. would have been ~tomorrow. For some time, there has been a movement t o make Martin Ll(ther King's birthday a national holiday. There ar~ many opposed to that proposition. Some don't think King merits national hero status. Others have not yet emerged from the age when color waa a determining factor in worth. It is regrettable that the latter category persists in our country. And although we don't .want to debate the national h oliday question, we think there are three good reasons for people right here on the Orange Coast -whatever their color -to pause for a moment on this day. First, King lived his dream for blacks. He was a man who had the courage of his convictions. The very visibility he needed as a platform would ultimately be the death of him, but he persevered. We think that says something about the human spirit. Secondly. Martin Luther King was an eloquent portra:,:al of the propc»ttion that one man can indeed be an instrument of cha nge . It took time, a nd eventually othen joined hia caU1e, but for years, Kina wu a driving force in the de1egregation and human rights cauaee. For those of us on occaaion inclined to ask "What can one person do?'' there might be aome answer in his example. Finally, that King ultimately could gather hundreds of thousands of pe t the Washington Monument t alk about his dream says somet ing about the country. It's cer inly not perfect. We have our lind spots, our cruel and ugly nts. But ultimately, we recognize the right of each person to his view. Try giving the "I have a dream" speech in Poland, or El Salvador, or the Philippines, or . . . Well, you get the idea. So. while this is a day to recognize Martin Luther King. it is also an opportunity to reflect on ourselves and our country. What are our dreams? What would we, personally, be willing to do to achieve them? It's food for thought. Caution on Ziggurat More than seven years ago, a feisty Democrati c Texas congressman, Jack Brooks. was the only official willing to ask the tough questions about why the federal government acquired a one-million-square-foot building in Laguna Niguel. Brooks, then chairman of the House Government Operations Committee, wanted to know why the U.S. Defense Department was willing to release $19.5 million in Los Angeles property to Rockwell Corp. in exchange for title to the seven-story building, the so-called Zijgu.rat. · Brooks said the government had acquired a "white elephant" -:a remark that raised the ire of th~ federal General Services A*ncy officials who negotiated the deal. Those officials not only defended the trade, but claimed it only was a matter of time before th~ building became the home for a o,tariety of federal agencies. : AB it turned out, Brooks was ri~t. ... This week, the GSA. which fot years unsuccessfully tried to miske the building attractive to fe9eral tenants. threw in the toT1el. It declared the building expess property and ordered 1t 90)1, Indications are that at least one buyer is waiting' in the wings. That is Orange County government. Recent studies have coftcluded that county government will need additional office space over the next two years as the population increases. Since most of the growth will occur in the south county, it seems only logical that new county facilities should be located in that area. It's likely the county would not need all of the usuable space in the building. What the county doesn't need could easily be leased to the private sector. thus creating. as some county consultants have suggested, something of a "town center" in the coastal hills where the ziggurat is located. Price , of course, is the stumbling block. County officials have already reacted negatively to estimates the building's value is as high as S 100 million. We caution county officials against placing mueh faith in that figure. Better they wait until appraiSals of the building's value are completed. One such valuation study ts now being conducted by the federal government. It may well be the final sales pnce will be far lower -and one county government could accept. . ·------Opinion• expressed In the apace above are those of the Oaliy Piiot." Other views exdresaed on this page are thoae of their authors and artiste. Reader comment Is lnvtted. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92826. PhoM (714) 64~-432 1 . L.M. Boyd/ Living alone Sy the end of this decade, a third of all· Americans will be living alone Thtnkt.ankers at Harvard and MIT rep>rt that. It may be good news to somebody, but not to most. Our LoVe and War man devoutly believes people were not meant to llve alone He,,reeards the acx:elerating pattern as ~· Sutorical footnotes report th.at U.S President Rutherford B. Hayes liked to take important documents to the t.throom 90 he could lock the door and 1tudy in private. fhe American-made movie "The Urpinkable Molly Brown" played ln ltl>IY ~er t.hJ.a tiUe: "I Want to Be Laved in a Bram Bed." One out of every two Amerlca.na ~ 1ue eomebody IO!neday. I Q. What'• C.Ole'• law? A. Thinly sliced cabbage. A pun, mj dear. , ' ~ told the elephant 1melll not thtouth its trunk but through ill "1"th. Ia that true? • A· Where la lt that bird• are COfDJDOnly wrapped and routed in ~Vel Of a<>Jd1 ft.· That baa been • sourmet ~ue in the Far Eat, but it'• not 'I common. OAAHOE COAST liily Pililt .__mi:r=:.--.... . == ...... . It's now known that Maine'• paved roads have 108 potholes per mile. That makes Maine the No. l pothole 1tat.e. Q. How much do chorus girb make theae days? A. How much what? Money? About $185 a week is typical. First of the COmJC books came out ln 1920s, ln Japan, surprisinaly. First man ever to put on a top hat in public was convicted of "wearing a tall structure calculated to frtshten timid people." It did that. all right. James Heti\herton atepi>ed outdoora ln hl.s top hat on Jan. 5, 1'79?. tn London, England. and women mcreamed and children cried. It'• a wonder the style caught on. One out of every three ballpoint pena on the cou.ntertope tn U.S. post offices don't write. The Prlnceu of Walea chewa bubble 8U"'· Q. Does Oearse Bumi tM)jy anoke thoee ~ he l.UN!9 for pros-ln bia routlnet. A. 'That he doat, 15 of them a day. The suidde rate amana Pl"Oltitu• i. 45 tbnel ireater Char\ the suicide rate of the public overall. Pentagon eyes Jordan help WASHINGTON -There has been much agitated whispering on Capitol Hill about a secret Pentagon plan to establish a rapid deployment force ln Jordan. The secrecy of th~ project has prevented open discussion of an extremely controversial lsaue. Basically, the secret plan calls for perhaps two brigades of elite Jordanian troops. who would serve as modern minutemen ready to respond immediately to any crlsia in the Pers.Ian Gulf area. Thia .. rni.ni-RApid Deployment Force," u it has already been nicknamed in the Pentagon. would be trained and equipped by the U.S . military. THE DETAILS are considered so sensitive politically that only top congressional leaders have been informed of the plan, and they have been sworn to eecrecy. The intent is to keep the project hush-hush and to finance it secretly. The reason for all the secrecy la not to suppress the congressional debate, which la beginning to simmer below the surface. Rather, lt is lnt.ended to prevent a storm of protest in Jordan. While King Huaeln reportedly favors the project, it ia doubtful that Lhe Palestinian majority in Jordan would welcome such cloee. active cooperation with the United States. , Nevertheleaa, inaldera told my aasoclate Lucette Lagnado that the Pentagon la convinced Huaeln can be a key U.S. ally in the Middle East. Some Q -J1-c1-11-1-111-11--+~ of t.hoee who are pushing the plan even see Jordan as the pillar of U.S. strategic operations in the Persian Gulf area. Here's what the Jordanian force would be used for: -Maintaining Jordan's own stability. An elite military unit would guard against both internal threat.a to Huaaein's regime -attempted coups or assaasinations -and external threat.a from such hostile neighbors as Syria. -Emergencies in friendly Persian Gulf st.ates: This is the main purpose for creating the Jordanian RDF. It could be dispatched quickly to put down iruiurrections against regimes m Saudi Arabia, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. -Pouible uae ln inter·Arab wars: The Pentagon apparently sees the Jordanian RDF as a potenual IWT'Opte force to promote U.S. intereata in the area, without the need for American troops. THE USE OF friendly Arab troops would be infinitely more palatable to Saudi Arabia, which haa expreaaed displeasure over the possibility of calling in American forcea, even in a direct emergency. Needless to say, the Pentagon's eecret plan ha1 already raised con cern, eepeclally among senators who believe Iarael, not Jordan, ii better equipped to protect American interests ln the Middle East. They fear it will damage our relations with our most dependable ally; the Israelis would understandably be concerned that a crack Jordanian military force could be used against them. There is aoo uneasiness on Capitol Hill over the idea of establishing a special relatioruhip with any Middle East potentate. Some senators are still haunted by the disastrous result.a of such an arrangement with the late shah of kan. ~ But the Pentagon can presumably count on strong White House support. Jordan la crucial to President Reagan's Middle East peac:e plan. Beards can be . a hazard to health l get lett.en. Sinet Simon, a doctor, lawyer and medical director of aomethin8 called the · Tice Medical Clinic in Fort ~yers, Fla., writes to uk for my help in making public "the damages and impairmenta of health with people who have bearda." He say• that according to his research, people with beards stroke them with unclean hands 24 to 30 limes an hour. He says people with beards may havt-fewer colda but ff he had a beard he'd waah it Cive or sue times a day. A letter signed by a Wi.sconain hieh achool student and his 1ehool principal, asks me to write and tell them how to be a success. I think my first advice would be to atop wasting time writina lilly letters. A YOUNG MAN from Hardln'- Academy ln Memphil, Tenn., uya he a doing a projeci for his Enal1ah clua and want.a me to trace my hand on a piece of paper and send it to him. They must teach Ehg1ia}i differently than they dJd when I wu in .chool. Carter Dou1herty of Dayton, Ohlo, sent me a review he wrote of my book. Carter is 12 years old. Carter~ that he "received an 85 for grammer and an A for content." He did a good job with h1a review, 1 thought, and his teacher did a thoughtful job correcting it. If he had shown her his letter before he aent it to me, she would have poin~ out that he misapelled the word gr811\mar. /~j ANDY RDlllY ~ Lou.lie Ciarlo of Secaucus, N .J .. writes to say ahe likes my book but hates the way it's bound beau11e It cla.ea itself when ahe takes her hands off It. She uys when she'• alone, she often likes to put a book beside her on th& table and read while ahe'a eattna. She uya she can't do that with my book becau.e lt maps shuL I haven't noticed this becawie l haven't gotten around to reading my book yet. V .E. Black writes from Tampa to correct a •tatement T made about the B-17 bomber. "Otherwise, I liked the report you did," he aays "and encloeed la a lift of a Bronze Star Medal.'' Thanks. V.E., but 1 don't think you can give tomeone a Bronze Star, and anyway, I have an Air Me<ial and Bronze Star of my own that I'm proud of. Mildred Anthony of Orange City, Fl .• asks If I'll pleaae write to Teresa Healey in Ml.a.mi. Martha Jones of Marble,head, Mua., wanta me to tend a greeting to her mother as BOOn as poatible. The Shaker High School Social Studies Club of Latham, N.Y., the Montpelier, Ohio, Chamber of Commerce. the Cortland, N.Y., YMCA. the City of Modesto, Calif., and aeveral • dozen other pl.aces would all appttclate having me send them something to auction off at a charity fund-raising event. The mt.er of a good newspaperman I knew aent me the manU9Cript of a book he wrote shortly before he dJed 15 yea.rs ago. She requesta that I read it and advt.e her on what to do with It. Mike Moran would like me to come to Fort Eustis, Va., where they are aotnl to unveU a 1941 jeep that has been restored to ita original condition for presentatlan to the 0 .S . Army Transportation Mu.eum. I get all kinds -greet letters, mwt letten, funny letters, dumb letters. I f terrible about not aNWerin8 all of them. ., Now we are slaves of the 1nechanical age In thw ~y mechanical age, I think lt la dllaraceful that million1 of men like m• 'have srown up with a nearly toi.l tinoranoe' about the way thlnp work arid the way to fix them. lt ~ IYlllY Ulml ,Y.> c i.t our ~ that ~ dl.rtc'11 lnto the venality of th* averqe ~ abop. When the btak• llch" fa.tr.d•·an D\Y car lMt week, I WM clWpd MO -an tor labor -to put them rieht .,.sn. h lltmed ....aw to me. but what do l knoW? It cou.ld have t..l Ulythinc from a d.laM f\AM to an ln\ric:aie ~job. A few~• later, the upper oven ~ on the electa1C 9taYe; The men m. .. un,lio1.&1e c.tiujeCI OWl' tlOO to flx l\ -Ill 0 lab0r'• and "travel time." No pu1a w.... lnvoNed, And he WM lheft lMa than .a bO\ii'. ~. it 11 lm.d e1CIC.'tilllYe. but WM tn ne>'Poliltklin to demur . M~ And el4icU1cill dtvtcm are aupPailecl to 0 tr.0 ..-from bGnditet to thl br\ai. fore. Of lMl"'"9 Wt em.Dy • .. tbey enslave u1 to the commercial custodians ot such technical knowlectae. It it hardly an accident that of all conawnet complaints !Mde to the Bettet Bualnesa Buttaua and aimllar qendet, by far the sreat.eat number involYet auto and appliance Mpa.il'I. • The ancient axiom, •lt,uyer beware," ~ have appUed when w. were buyf:na a loal of btMd or a yard of £OOda. but ln the modtm world the purchater la too often at &he l'.DefC)' of wm::rupuloua or rapeclaul ..uen. If the &le enterprile •Yl'-fm Collapee1, ll will be -becau. of ~ nicuc.1 lncunSona than becaUl8 tM ttewaida Of the •yNt'D tht:mlelYet have \&ken outra1eou1 advan~e of their eliehta And c:\lltomel'I. Al uni aeooMa mon t'Oltlplex. .. 1ad1•t• and •1•tem1 become mor• IO~~ .. J*pla 1.nerally aet to know ._ ana lill abc:IUt man.-mon -twn .uto _..... can work r.Jn11 an ..an klDdi of cara. In an .. of .............. who 11 UMIN to Check up on tM,C\Mlld?am of our fOl'WI*? 8lhl tnll\ ti WM\ W. are Nduced to. anc1 trwt " "' .amn .. m ~ aya. f« ltlOd ,......, 7he ~ alwnatfw ..... '° ~ tiD...,,.. ilium•~ about ow CU'I.., ...... -.. '"" • .. I I ~. -and who has the tlme and ener1Y to devote to auch punulta? 1bere are ptthapa no more dia.honest people in the world than there ever-we~ but th• opportw'lities for fleedn8 are mare widetprMd than ever. It ll'the rtCh•t Irony at dviUzatlon that theM thlna• dHlf.ned to make u1 more "independent' of the v..,.tee of naw.re have made UI rno.t dependent upon the oompetence and rectitude of a technical ell~. ··-··~. Orange Cou t DAILY PILOT/Friday, January 14, 1983 -mfi\lolfil ~~~~~----···-········-·-·-·-·--· lilUJWW lJillclU~ ·-----------·-------·-·····-····--.. ·-·--·--· ~~-==~-~~~~=z:;.~~===-=============~===="=?~~~~~_,_._.....,.~----~--- Pl anting bare root stoCk: . . . l 1s s11np--~e - Batt-root •tock La •t nuJlll"rtft Pt.nttna can be •ucceeafully carrtf'd out If yoo keep bare root.a molatened and make aur. ~re t. a ba1aooe in the •be between t he root 1tructure and the top (branches). The followlng how -to-plant rules are from the C&llfomia ~lion of Nwwrymen: Prepere the planting hole ln advance. This wall 1peed up the process and he lp leaen the UkeUhood of roota drying out. Be au.re to pick a spot where the apace above and below ground permit.a future growth. T h e hole should be l arge enough to llCC'Ornmodat.e the roota without any cramping when they sp read out. Max the native soil with amendm ents at a ratio of 25 to 50 percent ~ta to the n.atJve aoU. U1e Vitamin S.1 at the lime of planting to mlniJJUt.e ahock . Be sure to get the right fert.tliz.er for your bare-root plant The wrong one can bum aenlWve roota. Bare-root stock can easlly be positioned lnto the planting hole by cr eating a cone inside and spreedlng the roota around the cone This ensures a natural establishment and helps prevent air holes developing beneath t he roots Hold the tree upriaht when fi..l.llJll l.n the hole. Firm the soil arou nd the tree to further rem ove air pockets. When the hole t. half filled, begin running Garden club activities Varieties. uses. training and cultur e of chrysanthemwns will be diacussed at the meeting of the Horticultural Society of Orange County. S peaker will be Phillip Ishizu of Sunnyslope Gardens i.n San Gabriel. . The m~t~ is schedul~ at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Califonua C.00perat1ve Extension, 1000 S . Harbor Blvd .. Anaheim. A representative from the Sherman Gardens, Corona del Mar. will talk about seasonal planting and their care at the Spy1la11 Rill Garden Club meeting at 9:30 a .m . Wf'dnesday m the Harbor Ridge home of Mrs. Stephen Schwartz. Newport Hlllt Gardea Club members will meet at 10 a .m . Thursday at Clubhouse I on Port Westboume. Speaker will be Harriet Behrens, an accredited flower show judge. S pyglass Hill Garden Club will hold its meeting at the home of Mrs. Stephen Schwartz in Harbor Ridge on Jan. 19. Coffee will be served at 9:30 a.m. by hostesses Barbara McCarter. R6bin Mcintyre and Sandy Schwartz. The program will' begin at 10:30 a.m. with a presentation by Alex Griff of Sherman Gardens. Grooming show plants will be demonstrated at the Tuatana African Violet Society's meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Mercury Savings building, Tustin. T he timel y progr am is p la nned to help members prepare for the society annual show and plant sale Jan. 29 and 30 at the Tuslln Community Center. . P.hilip Rundel, UCl professor of plant ecology, will dLSCUSS plants of Chile at the next in the series of Hortense Miller lectures, scheduled at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Laguna Beach Library. The Hortense Miller Garden 1s open to public visitation Tuesdays to Saturdays. For hours and permits call the Human Affairs Department. Laguna Beach City Hall. 497-3311 Rambling Gardeners of Garden Grove will conduct i.ta luncheon at Mercury Savings and Loan, 1095 lrvme Blvd., Tu.stln on Monday. Tickets for the 11 :30 a.m. gathering are $3, with privilege of bringlng a guest free of charge. Following lunch, M;1'5· Henry Reid of San Clemente. past president, will show slides of desert flowers. A plant drawing will be held. Tustana African Violet Society wall meet Wesdnesday at Mercury Savings in Tustin. Plant and supply sales will begin at 6:30 p.m. with meeting and horticultural program at 7 p.m. Plant and supply sales end at 8: 15. Grooming of show plants for the club's judged show and plant sale Jan. 29 and 30, at the Tustin Community Center will be demonstrated. walt'r alowly into tht> holf' to .enl~ the mu Set bare-root •tock no d 5M1r than tho original 80ll llne. Grafted or buddA>d •tock m u.t bl' planted 80 that the bud unlon I.a two to fout Inches above the around. Don't toraet to 1take Lhe tree until th<· roota are estabU.hed. Water the ne•y planted bare-root plant the eecond day and OflO! to twlce weekly during the 1pring and summer. Alto, w hen a tree shows 1utfk.if!.nt foliage growth In 1prlnfl. the 8011 can be enriched with a balanced fertilizer. Step-by-step spells success I. Soak roots ovenlipt lo water and Vltamlo B-1. z. Dis a bole 18" by 18". 3. Remove dead or damaged roots. 4. PrDDe canes wUla a diagoaal cut to a -.welled out1lde bud. 5. Prepare a mb:ture of Ya Kellogg• Gro· Malcb and ~ soil mixed wltb 1 cop of Bandlnl Super Bloom. Malle a mound ac tbe boctom of tbe bole. Place crown of roots on top of &be mound. 6. Fill bole to approximately •,; way up root system, here place 5 Oro-Power table ta. Fill balance of bole wUb 1011 mixture. 7. Malle a Z" basin around plant at edge of bole and thoroughly soak wltb water and Vltamlo B·I. 8. Roses 1bould be planted wltb bud anloo sllgbtly above soil level. Fertlllze every 4 weeks wltb Ortbo 3-Way Rose Care. 9. FruU trees 1bould be pla nted wltb bud ooioo 4" above t oll level. Once a c tive growtb starts, fertlUze e very 4 weeks wltb Gro-Power. Local gardener cited Mission Viejo landscape contract.or Richard Cohen has been honored as the California Landscape Contractors Association's Mem ber of the Year. The announcement was made at the Association's recent annual convention i.n Hawaii, where Cohen was presented with the award. Cohen has served as president of CLCA's Long Beach/Orange County Chapter and is ln his second term as co-chairman of the C hapter Presidents Council, representing aU the local chapters in the statewide organization. He was cited for his outstanding contributions to the Association and the California landscape industry. URDllllRS CHIClllST •Feed fall and wmter annuals and perennials. •S pray for peach leaf curl to prevent a severe fungvs attack. LLOl'D•!i •Prune roses, deciduous fruit and shade trees. Don't bother spring flowering trees and shrubs until after bloom. •Houseplants requmng the most light should be rotated i.n winter to wmdows with a southern exposure. I YEAREND CLEARANCE SALE 50 °/o To 90 o/o OFF All Plants, Baskets and Plant Care Items 10" Of'llcHna Cralgll j 2 FOR 125.00 a 5 Gal. Flcu• °' •1 s.00 EACH a" Owuf Schefflera garden shop STOP WEEDS NOWI UM Bandin! Crabgrus contrOI. 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Mon.•Frl., 10-12 end 14 p.m. Start planting gladiolus bulbs now al three-week intervals up until Marc h o r April. 1!"l; • J.: Glads provide fresh bouquets . ~~~ ~magme the pleasure of having alJ of thev"I gladiolus you want blooming continuously week...:!\ after week for four to six months You can have • am:itu~ of fresh .cut flowers in the home and still '1 mam~ a ma~lcent display i.n your garden. 1 • This can easily be accomplished by making several plan tings about 15 days a part. You can·) plant until March and you will have wave upon wave of thrilling blooms from March to August. , Gladiolus generally bloom m three to four months after planting. depending on the variety and the time of the season. It's best to make your , ·• later plantings in a semi-shaded area so that the. flowers will be somewhat protected from the sun '·"' during the extremely hot weather Otherwise, give':1! them a place in the sun. ..t:.i) Glads will grow i.n any good garden soil. 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Costa M11a •'l '>' .............. ~....., ....... t.i.f --------------------------------------------_;;_il'lll Use A/l$wtlr Atl service when placing your ad .. · Illy Piiat 642-5678. w I I • " • . I Orange Oout O~L V PILOT "rlday, Januaty 14, 1883 Come .in and browse You won't believe our seledion, you'll love our prices and our very helpful salespeople. Southern California's most complete selection of lighting at 1 competitive prices . !.I.I.IED Iighting . 222 Victoria St., HOURS: M-F 8-8 Wed. tlll 9 Sat. 8·5:30 Clo1ed Sunday " Costa Mesa • ( Ed Lewis (above) is head of the company that builds artificial rocks like the ones at the Automobile Club (right). _ ___,f..BIDAY, J~N.·. 1.~\-1~83 ~-'·'Av,\t.GAO~~~_,_-a2 STOCKS B~ COMICS---86 Guys don't hang around ·-·····-·--.. hmg whelf· Yhe-glrl .. is-roo easy. See page B2. 0 ····-0 It's a rocky business. • • hut not shaky By JOEL C. DON Of .,.. 0.., Not lteft At the Automobile Club's proceaaing center off Fairview Road in Coeta Mesa, giant boulders and waterfalls have sprouted where lirna bean.a once were the cash crop. In Newport Beach, a seeming miraculous process of evolution has taken place at the Sea Ialand condominiums: Brush-covered hills have given way to lakes, babbling brooks and huge rock outcroppings. And 3,000 miles away, on the Hawaiian island of Maui, guests of the Hyatt Regency hotel marvel at the cliffs, lava flows, lagoons, grottos, waterfalls and other pool- area splendors. But this apparent pertect spot tor a posh vacation re90rt actually got IOl'De help from a special team of artiaan-bullden Sea ltland condo complex land.tcaped with ardlicial roeb, too. .. and a lot of concrete and fiberglass. Ed Lewis, president of Irvine- baaed Rock and Waterscape Systems Inc. would just about stone anyone who called his creationa "fake." Artificial, yes. Imitation, maybe. Natural-looking, perhaps. Fake, never. "We don't make fake rocks," Lewis bellowed. "We make simulated or artificial rocks. We try to distinguish between what we do and what phony rock people do. "We take a lot of pain to make our rocks realistic." The Irvine resident should know. His efforts have fooled many a visitor to the Los Angeles Zoo, where aoudad sheep climb treacherous cliffs and monkeys play on their own tropical Island. Even the animals don't seem to know the difference, though 80tne of their trees are made of gnaw- resiatant concrete. The company has been designing and building authentic- 1 o o king r oc k formations, waterfalls, streams, lake ahorelines and other simulated natural setting, for a dozen years. Before that, Lewis turned empty parcels into lakes. Each year he sells about $6 million in imitation rocks and watercourses for hotels, amusement parka, housing developments, zoos, community parks and homeowners who can afford their own backyard paradiae. The Irvine-based company casts the stones. U you've been awestruck by the towering cliffs and frt,htening rock outcroppings o Magic Mountain's new Roarina Rapid.a ride, thank Rock and Watencape S ystems for part of the thrill. The firm al80 built aimilar whitewater raft attractions at amusement parks in Houston, Nashville, Tenn. and New Je1:9ey. site and ueembled like a jigsaw two counts. Though the rock When the occupancy rate at the puzzle -but without any aeama formations appear to be cast from Fontainebleu Hotel in Miami ahowtna. slmllar ones on the island, they slipped to as low as 30 percent, the Lewis likes that technique were actually made from .a lava ownen stripped the lite and had becauae the product ia durable yet flow ln the Mojave Desert that the company reconstruct the pool U,hter than natural rocka and the resembles the volcanic activity area wi~h water alidea and hand-eculpted variety. that foml«I the l.aland chain. mammoth volcanic-like rock "In 80lne cues natural rocks fit It wae limply euier to make formationa. better,'' he explained. "It depends castinaa closer to home, Lewla Lewis' llat of hotel facelifta on the quality of the rock available aaid. includes the Hacienda ln LH in the area and the proximity of the Vegu, CaHar'• Palace ln Lake rocks to the job. Tahoe, the Marriott in Loa "We can make a more natw'al- Antelea, the Ritz Carlton in looking cliff ualng l)'llthetic rocka Chlcaao, the Acapulco Prlnceu, or cutl.np becau.ee when you take the Di.aneyland in Anaheim and natural rOcka and make }Uch cllffa others. you wind up with a mortar cliff.'' Several technlquet are Wied f« To copy Mottler Nature'• each project. Somet1mel a m1.xture handiwork, Lewil a.pend.a aa much of ~ and artUlcl.al rocka are in Ume 1tudytn1 rock• aa he doea order. At the Auto Club aite.J.A makina them. concrete wu poured ovw chickeft And it'• laken yean to come up win framel to a thkim-1 of about w 1 t h t h e b e tt c h e m 1 c a 1 e lnchel and then hand«Ulpted formulaUom blended into concrete by 1pec1ally trained workers. to create just about any rock on In the proc:ie9S, a latex material it sprayed over the rock surface, .eeptna into cracks~ la peeled off and then u.ed mold for the apecial blend o Portland cement and a fiberalut material resiatant to aoO corTOilv-. Rock carven add the finlahlna touchel. The result at the $86 mlll!pi:t , Maui Hyatt wa1 22,000 .:tuare fee\ of artlfldal lava rock plu. 7 ,000 tom of natural lava on a tW'CHllCft 1lte includlJll a atant pool with water llidel maanderinl thtoulh lava rock arcbea. Another more popUlar method earth. The chemlcala and 1ta1n1 involvet molda cut from ,...i roclu Wied are the ltrm'• txa-t teCNt. and cllffa and the UM of a material "We take pride in ilie fact that called flber1la11-relnforced the normal penon can take a look So the next time you tee a concNte. ~ at a mlx of natural and art1flc1al majeltlc waterfall, llant clltf or a The 1pec1al cement mixture ii rock• and not know which 11 cucadlna river, they ~t mtaht 1prayed into the mold• to a which,'' 1Awill aa1d. have come off aomeonea dnwinl thlckneu of about M inch end At the Hyatt ReamcY in Maul, board. then cut into p&ec.. lhlpped fo a he even manlpd tO fool l\*ta O!' Only Lewta knowa for tu.re . .. ... lf01 SHOrs 8\' ASHt.etGH BRlt.LIANT WITHOUT~. TNERIE WOULD STILL 61: SPAGHETTI - &uT' WITMOUT .S~M£TTl 1 WMAT WOULD TM;:RE 8 £ '? • HOIOSCOPE BY SIDNEY OMARA Satarday, Juuary U .. ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Material .you saved or put aside can now be utilli.ed. Ernph&sia on creativity, penonal1ty, persuasion, fulfillment of desires and romance. c.ncer, Capricorn natives play important roles. You will be very popular. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emphuis on busin~. prestige, im)X>rtant con~ts. Travel plans come Into focus -social activities accelerate. Gemini, Sagittarius natives figure prominently. Body Image commands attention .-:-you learn lessons concerning exercise and nutrition. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Clrcumatances dictate actions -long-range view is necessary. Potential I.a great, lines of communication become available. Scorpio, Taurus, Aquarius peraona f~ prominently. You are going to gain rare insights m an unorthodox manner. . CANCER (June 21-July 22): Focus on analyst.a, change, special relationship -you'll learn about financial status of one who woUld fonn all.lance. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. By dlgging deep, you pave way for strik.ing pay dirt. • L£0 (July 23-Aug. 22): Pace .chanRes, you ll have chance to gain second wind. l'ocus on diplomacy, family, contractual obligations ~d a possible public relations c:oup. Tau~us, Libra, Scorpio persons figure prorrunentJy. Gift purchase is another highlight. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Finish rather th8:f1 utltiate project. Emphasis on employment, basic issues, gaining allies among co-worke~. Define terms, perfect techniques. arr~e mee~ places. Pisces and another Virgo figure m scenano. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): .Ex.cellent Moon aspect coincides with romantic mvolve~.ent, speculative venture, qukk changes and spmt of adventure. Young person confides. seeks your counsel. Older individual talks about support, principles, prestige and a community project. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll be rid of an unnecessary burden. Transaction will be ~plet.ed -you'll sense that a property settlement IS due. Reach beyond current expectatiom -i<> for brass · . Aries, Leo, Libra pel"'llOlla figure prominently. nngSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Stress independence, origmality, wi.Wngne9I to make short trip in order to verify reports. You have .chance now to imprint style, to pioneer a proiect. to re-estabhsh relationship with young penon. CAPRICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focua on possessions, collections, traditions. ability to locate material that had been missing or stolen. Focua alao on payments, savingl programs, special ~ts~ one who aided in past. Another Capricorn IS likely to be involved. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Ci.rcwmtances and elements of timing and luck take sud~en turn in your favor. Horiz.ona expan~, restrictions ~all away. optimism replaces akepticwn. You ~ive possible journey, aod.al life acx:eleratea and you ll be at right place at right time. PISCES (Feb. 19-M.arch 20): Respite from daily routine becomes necessary. H09pital viait proves beneficial -morale of friend ii raised, you'll feel better about yoW11elf for being considerate. ~ou learn a secret and you alao learn not to cast flr'St stone. 5~ COPIES Yla U4e IH IHr 0Htt• niete 3461 Via Udo 67.5-6122 Neal 10 EctwerO• lido Con.ma RUFFELL1 S UPHOLSTERY ..... , .... -is... 1'21 HAJllOI I LVD. C O STA MISA-541-111~ Golf Putt Contest Huntington Center Moll Jon. 1"-lS· 16. Fri. 7 to 9, Sot./Sun. 1 to S. Any guy °" gol oge 18 a as s 14, , • .., GOif ii 011 111001 BY CHARLES H. OOAEN ANO OMAA SHARIF ....... --·-····-r North South vulntrallle. Wtft dHl1~ NOITH • Qttt i;:;i 4 o llllOU .,.. Nd &.lat aeeoun~ for W ut• • riow dovtJf . A 1rore of200 1 the m•1lc cumber at duph cate, and that •aa what W Ht wH trylor tu achieve. WHt led the kins or cluba and Eut •tarted an echo with the nine. WHt con tlnued with the are or cluba and another club to Ea1t.'s queen. lnatead or rutrlog, darv-dld INK want to ruff becauae, II b• ruffed, h• mliihl lo• trump control U declarer wa1 afraid of that, thon it had t.o be rlahl Lo pl1 y a forcing game r)O(larer was forred to rurf ap.in.&nd WHt'1 lons trump was now promoted Ip th~ 1t"t ting tric k WEST EAST • 105 • Jl4 O AQH ~U 0 41 0 AQ tU •A&lll •QH SOUTH •AaU o Kl IOIU o a • 10& The bfddlnr: W t it N...._. Ea1t 8oa~ Th•r• are limn wh1n de clarer will h•lp you defend. JI he 11 reluctant to adopt a cer taln course. It it probably lo your advantage t.o try to force him to do '°· E11t'1 one no trump reaponee had ju1t enoua-h preemptive value to keep North·South from 1ettln1 to their beat •pot. Thia hand ia from a duplicate tournament. ) declarer choeo to slurt a dla mood. That arouud Ea1f1 1u1plcl<in1. With a relatively tcood dia mond 1uit elttlng In dummy, why would declarer chooH to 1luff a potential winnor'f The only an1wer waa tbat d~ So at trick four fo;11t •hilted to th., ace or dla monde. Now declarer had to ruff, and the defender• were about to . gain control. Oticlarer led the klnii or t rump•. We1t won th• acto and forced declarer with a club. Now dt!clarcr and Welt were down to lhe aame length 1n trumpa. Weit won the nut trump with lhC' queen and led h11 IHt club. ffaH 1eu be.• rvu.lq la· te de•ltle tre•ltle? Let Claara.a Oona heJp yau fled 1•w way u.ro-.11 the a ue of DOUBLES fer peoaJtJee u d for '"-"ut. •'or a c.py of hl1 DOUBLES bMldet. MM 11.85 t.o ~erH·DoUles," can of tlaJa aewa.,.per, P.O. Bu %59, Nerwood, N.J. 016'8. Make daeclt1 peyaba. t.o NewtpaperbMka. She • lS too free and easy DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleue print this. I am not the only teen-qer who needa an answer. How come I meet a guy who th1nka the world of me - until I let him have what he wanti? Then he lOleS all interest -I mean, wallu ~ht by me without even saying hello. Thia happened twice last year and It just happened qain. What ta the matter with these guys? They treat a af.rl terrtfic and then •tart aaying thlnp like "You are drM.na me crazy. I am only human and I NEED you." One guy even said he would like to marry me aomeday and we should tind out now lf we are aexually oompaUble. Give me some aMwera, Ann. I feel like a dummy -ELLEN JN OOLORA.00 DE.AR ELLEN: Wake ap ud 1mell tbe coffee. Those p y1 are latereated oaly la fu and 1ame1. Tiiey d•mp yo1 alter "•Y s et wlaat they want becaase yo1 were &oo easy. Tben "•re'• ~e matter of HU-respect. Some p y1 are aabmed of tbemaelvet wlaea tlaey •se a liJ'J mat way. ney wut Dotbla1 more to do wltll Iler beca•H slae 11 a remlader of aometlala1 tbey aren't prolld of. Bfp sclaool 1e:a: 11 laaurdoaa to yoar llealtb. Stop bela1 '° recldeu. Talk to your 1cbool coauelor ud find oat wby yo1 are 1 0 free ud u1y wttll yoor favors. PEAR ANN: I must comment on that letter about the night shift. I. too, work the night ahlft. I am a nurae. Should we tuck our patienta in at 10 p.m. and aay. "See you in the morning" -no medication, IV's or bedpans until 6 a.m. -and shut off all the monitors becauae there is no one around to watch them anyway? Night shift means Christmas Eve, New Year's, Easter, your birthday. Sick people need care 365 days a year. 111111111 By PHIL INTERLANDI of Laouna Beach "Talk about a sticky snowfall ! '' 1-14 -r;~- wet, , ANN WIDflS I don't like working nights, but aomeone must do It. And that goea for policemen, telephone operators and hotel clerka. Be f air and print thla. - ONE OF THEM IN LONG ISLAND DE AR ONE: Rlslat you are. Tbankl for u opportunity to accentuate tbe positive. DEAR ANN: What la proper when one has the new telephone device that allows a person to receive a second call while eng._ged in a first? I believe it ii rude to cut off the first caller just becau.e another call c::ome. in. A once-cloee friend of mine always did that. Recently she bawled me out for avoiding her, complained that I never call anymore. Just as I began to explain, her phone clicked. She told me she had to take another call. Unleas the second call Is an emergency, I ~ believe one should tell the aecond caller, "I have someone on the line and will return your call as soon u poaible," then go back to the first call and wind it up gracefully. Right or wrong? -SAN ANTONIO DEAR S.A.: Yoa are rtpt. Tbb problem 11 oae I've been llear1D1 a lot •boat slace au the lalo-tecb telepbone equipment bu been popping up. 1'ba.nk1 for wrUtn1. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband and I both respect your opinion, so a veat deal is riding on your response. We have a 13-month-old daug~ter. When she was born I quit my job with the understanding that I wo.uld return to work when she was one year old. My husband wants me to find a job and return to work NOW. I desperately want to stay home and be with our daughter. We are doing OK financially. If we w ere havmg trouble meeting our bills, I would go to work. My husband is eager to buy a new home and a few things I feel we don't need. I've told htm he ts being inconsiderate and selfish He says I am the selfish one -and lazy as well. What do you think, Ann? -HAPPY BEING A MOMMIE DEAR MOMMIE: Tell your baaband you wut two more years a t bome. A lovtn1 mother's full atteatJon d11rta1 tbe first 31 months of a cblld'1 Ille 11 more Important tbu a new boaae or anytblag else. Don't pt burned by• "line" that's too hot to handle. Play it cool wieh Ann Landers' ~d~ !?, "Necking and Petting -What An> Che Limits. Send your req_ueit to Ann Landers, P .O. Box 11995, Chicago, m. 60611, encJOlling 50 cents and • long, st.amped, aell-addresaed envelope. A no-nol'Ulen.te approach to how to deal ~Ch life'• moat dillicult and most rewarding arrangement. Ann Landers' boolclet. "Marriage - What to Expect," will prepare you for bet~r or for worse. Send your ~uest to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, ChJCll/10. m. 60611, enclo&ng 50 cents and a Jang, swnped, aell-.addressed enVelope. rou1 HEA11H DR PETER J STEINCAOHN DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: My doctor t.ells me that one of tbe createat dJ1coverte1 since tile ue of n1Sro1lycerlne 11 tr eaUn1 an1laa pec tor l1 are dn1s be calls beta-blockers. Aldaoup I need u avera1e of a .. llltro1lycerlne tablets a day, Ile tells me tllat one of tbeae day1 be may r.•t me on beta·bl~ken. Wbt I'm latere1ted ID 1 are daey Deceatary If tbe llltro1lycertne II doing a Sood Job. On tbe other band, are the1e new drug1 10 1trong tlaat tbey may be barmfal? A.ad cu they be taken at Ille nme time a s nltrof.)ycertae? I'll appreciate tb11 laformatJon. -MR. t . DEAR MR. G.: Many reJX>rt& attest the fact that the beta-blockers are living up to their reputation as excellent in managing angina. There are several on the market -such as lnderal, Corgard and Blocadren. Mainly, these drugs are effective in decreasing the heart rate and the contractions of the heart muscle. In this way, there's lea oxygen demand (pain develops on exertion or excitement m angina when the heart muscle cries out for more oxygen.) It may not be necessary to discard the use of nitroglycerine. Thi. may be used in conjunction with beta-blockers if your doctor thinks the combination helps even more. However, patienta s~puld not depend on these drugs in managing angina. The old standbys are still n~: loa of ~ight, control of high blood pressure, quit smoking an(j learning how to relax. Your doctor will probably warn you that beta-blockers sometimes cauae fatigue, depression, stomach upsets. They should not be used in aethma patients. Once the treatment with beta-blockers has begun, it should not be discontinued suddenly. !hi8 may bring on heart attacks or .other serious complications. In spite of these wanunp, we should be thankful for these new beta-blockers. DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: Wby bH tlaere been sucb an increase of caesarian operation'! I bave tbree friends wbo bad babies tbe past year. Of tile three, two bad ceaarlan operatloDs. Woll.Id exce11 fees II.ave aaytllJng to do wl~ It? -MRS. \'. DEAR MRS. Y.: In the majority of cues, medical reasons are what diet.ate the dec:Won to do cesarians. It's true, there's ~n an tncreaae of cesarian births, about one 1n seven or eight pregnancies. The ma.t common. reuon· tos:.> the operation is when measurementa mdicate that tpe mother's pelvis is too small. In aome cues, the age of the moth~ ia a ~ in the decision. So is the presence of diabetes, high blood presaure or heart disease. But, in addition to the mother's safety and welfare, judgment. must be influenced by what effect normal or cesanan birth will have ort the baby'• health. I usure you, Mn. Y., that a con.sideraUon of fee is of less importance than what's best for mother and child. Dr. Steincrohn welcomes que1tions from readers. He cannot ~all individually but will include Cho.e of general iniee.t in hl6 column. Send your questions to him. In aare of the Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1660, a.t.. Mesa, CA. 92628. NI.JC 11>T1CE DWIN -HAMMOND ..... ..AllO And MGAlla ;:=:======~__:__~~~~~~~~~--:-~~~---, ~~A~s None finer 12•1. financing on new T11e 1o11ow1ne ~eon it e101ng Baldwins Dec. only (aale Item• ucluOedl ~CASSETTE SERVICES ORGAN & PIANO CINTIR 111W.17.,_S,,_.,CoelaMwa.CA 270 E. 17th St., Coato Mffa 645-2471 t212tl~~~ 1~======~~~====::=r::::::::::::::::::=:;;~==::f SV9nC1 ~ 171 Matco!m Or . ---.. --IC~llllll'\:-:-=TIC[:==---NI.JC ll)TlC( PINdena, CA. J"-. "" --.......,~~==:=::--TN..,_,._ It ~eel by an '1CTmOU8 .,._.. PICTIT'IOU8 .,._ .. lndMdual. ...,_ 8TAft_,.,. 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Our patients have lost 20 to 150 pounds using the protein sparing modified fast, the easiest safest and quickest way to lose weight '_ proven on thousands of patients over a 10 year period. Cal Us For A Free Ce>nsdtation IASIC HIAL TH CARI t•17 w .. tdlff Or., Sul-. 205 Newf*f leach, Celtf. (114) 541-1 l ta 642-5678 Put 0 few words to work /or you in the Daily Pilat .. ... t.-••• MUC ll)TlC[ '1CTTT'IOU8 ., .... MAim 8TAT'lmMT The tollowlno petton It Clolng bl""-11. FLAMINOO, 3822 Wiit &111 St,., a.ma ""' Callfor'* 92705 Rolle l . L ... 4801 Wiit 8th StrMt. Senta Ma. Cllltomla 92703 Thia ~ "' conClucteCI by Ill lndMclull. Aoele l. Lo.- TIMI .....,_,. -llleCI wtth tna Col.my Qertl of Orange County on o-ne-21, 1982. ,_ Publlt tled Ortngt Collt Dll~ ~. Dec 31, 1912. Jan. 1, 14, 2 . IN3 1172~ .... Publl1tled Ot1ftQt OoH t O.lly "°'· Jlfl. f4, 2 •· n. ,..., 4, 1~ ~ rtie , .. , .. , drew 1n 1"41 WHI. . e Oelly ,llot C-.""-d Ad. Dall Toctey 642 ... 1'. lndMduel. lndMdualKanMtll Deen Revnolda Wllll1m Fr&nklln En~ Thie 1111-1 wu llled with lht Thlt tt .. _1 wu fllectC:O:: the County Clel1I of Orenoe County on CQunty Clettc Of Orange ty on J•ft • 1883 Jan .... IN3 --· ... . ,::aoll:l1 ,_ Publleheel Orange Co111 Dally Publltheel Orenge Cou1 Delly Piiot •·-1 14 21 28 11183 Piiot. Jen. 7, 14, 21, 21, 11183 ' ..... • ' • • 108-83 102-13 Nil.JC ll>TICE NIUC ll>T1C£ lltCTTnOW.,_.H P'ICTmOUI _,..... MAm ITAT'llmWT NAMI I T A ,.._NT The followtng P9'toN ll't OOlng The tollowlnO petaon It dol"O bullnMI a: but!Mu & CA M 8 A I D 0 l 11 l V ! A AICHARO LEE BARRETT CO •• LANTERN; CAMIAIDOI LA I 102 Knoll St •9, O•d911 Or0¥9, CREIT A, 2t0 I . Pullman 81., N ow 50% off IVY'S LEAGUE 123 Fashion Island, Newport Beach 640-5721 CA ll::it41 8Mte An-. Celifotnla t27Cle. JLF Enterprltet Inc .• Ctmb~4~C~l~Or~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cetltofnle 00tpor11tor1. 11142 Knott c111tornl1 eorporauon. H4t I e1 111, Oard.I OIO"te, CA 112t41 Pu11mar1 It., Santa Mii. CA t210e, -=====---------.:._ __________ ;....._ ___ , Tiile ~ It oondu<:tad by • Thll ~ la oondUcMd bJ I ,.. COtl>Of et ton COf'POf'ltlon. Jl, Ent Inc ClmtJtldOt c.otttl Qroup Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 10-6 Thurs., Fri. 10-.9 Sun. 12-_5 John L Ftuler St9Ytft L. ~ PNieldent [de. ..,.. ~ Tiiie etll_,,.,t .... Mid with Ille TNa ~ ... fllad w11t1 IN County Cl«il Of Ortnoe County on ~ty OMfil of Oranoe c:vunty on JM 11, 1M3 "'7-JM. 4, IM3 ,_. Publllhed Orange Coatt 011ty Pllbll~ Oreno• Co111 Oially P11c1t, JM. 14, 21, 21. ,eo. •· ttU Piiot, ""'· 1, 14. a1. H , 1.u ..... ., 114-a 642-4321 Direcf or collect , to sub.tcrlbe fo JIOUr hom•town po,pn. ,,.. . • • DlllyPilat • e've Got 'Em! Check the . ~Daily Pilot Classifieds! &SQ • -----~-....-_,.. ------------:-:::-...... --.~---"""':~"'::=='""'":~"-!!~!'!'!llll~~~~~"'!"."'!""."!"'!~"'!"'!!":"'~"""'!":~ ..... ""."'!'~~~~~~!"""l~-... '!"m!!llll!!lll!_,...l!lll!lll!ll!!lllllllY!SS'!l'!P--!-'1!•8••"1~q I Orqe Co.,t OAILV PILOT/Fr1dey, J1nU11Y 141 1N3 · .. Lending Rlate ......................... Jobs .for teens pushed --···-·····-··-·-·····-·· ·-·-· ............. ... . ...... .._ __ .., .. ... ---·-·--·--·-··------ On the decline Major banks across the country this week lowered their prime lending rate from I 1.5 percent toll percent, the - 14%- - 13%- - 12%- <D 11%- - 10%- lowest level since August 1980 for the key corporate lending rate. The graph shows the decline of the prime rate from 15 percent in July 1982 to 11 percent this week. lJIAISIOINIDIJI MLIC NOTICE Nil.IC NOTICE C,,W NOTICI Of' TltUSTH'I IAL.e DHO OP TINtT LOM ...._ 4-4010it-.,., AMIL Tote llUCUTllD IY: DMfl a . .....,_ T.S. No. Ml1"7 NOnc• °' TMJStw••s aALa T D SERVICE COMPANV .. duly T.L Mo. 124722-a eppolntad Trull•• under th• fllJ': 1111a lollOwlng d..c:rlbed dMd of 1ru11 YOU AM .. DE'Aut.T UNO«fl A Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TRUaT DID> AMO ASMCM..,.., TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR OP MNT9 (u.E> OP TINST ON CASH ANDIOR THE CASHIERS OR WTGAQll> DATO> UPtW CERTIFIED CHECKS SPECIFIED IN 1t, 1111. UNL•SS YOU TAKI CIVIL CODE SECTION 292•n ACTION TO PltOTICT YOUlt (payable a11he Orne ol Nia In lawful ~.l'TMAY•SOU>ATA money ol lhe United St•IHI all "'9LJC •ALS. IP YOU Nl•O AN right, !Ille and lnl«MI conlle)'ed 10 IXPL.ANATIOM OP THe NATUM and now held by 11 under "Id Deed Of' THE "'OCll•OINO AOAINaT of Trual In lhe property hereinafter YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A dMCrlbed. LA'WnA. TRUSTOR JAMES S . HAMILTON On F~lday, Fet>ruery 11, 1983 al BENEFICIARV ALBUOUEROUE 9:15 em . LOS ANOELES TITLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AND TRUST DEED COMPANV u ASSOCIATION. rec:«deo October futy appointed Truat" under end 22, tee I u 1n11r No 28308 In Book pwwent to Deed Of Trull -ded 142114. P•O• 1972 of Olllcl•I Oc10fJer I. 1980 ... Inst No 13562, Record• In th• olllce of lh• In booll 13711, page 588, of Oftlclel Rec:orci.t Of Or.nge County; tald Rec;ordt 111 the orb ot the Courlty d••d ol trual deacrlbu th• Recorder of Orange Coutlty. fOllowlnO Cafffomte. Loi IS of Trect No 3096. In Iha WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION Clly of Coet• MM• ... per map TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH recorded '" Boote es. Pege 10 ol (p1y1ble 11 time of Nie In llwful Ml~ Mapa. In the ottloe ol money ol the United 81•1H) the County Recorder of H id MONIES MUST BE TENDERED IN Count; CASH. CASHIERS CHECKS. OR YOU AM'" Dl,AIAT UMC>Efl CERTIFIED CHECKS at lhe tronl A DEIO OP TflUST DATED enlrancie to IM Old Oranoa Courtly OCTC>aafl M. ,.,. u.ssa YOU Cour1hOUM, IOClled on Soanle Ana TAKE ACTON TO ""OlWCT YOUR Boulevard, between Syeemore "'OPEtTY, l'T MAY N •OLD AT A Street and Broadway, Sen1e AM. PU9LIC SALL IP YOU •ED AH Celllornla all right. title and Inter•! IXPL.AMATION OF Tim NATUflf conveyed to and now l*d by It OF T ... ""OCE•otMO AGAINST under .. Id Deed of Truat In the YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A property •ltueted In .. 1d County LAWY'EJl • and Sl•t• dMctlbed.. 2225 Wanece A¥anu• Colla PARCEL I Meaa. Cellfornle 92927 Loi 48 togat her wltll en "("•street addr-or common undivided 1/230th lnl«-1 In Lot. dnlgnallon of properly II anown 234 to 238 lnclualve, end an abolle. no w11nanty la giv.n u lo IU undivided 119th Inter•• In LOI E. ell COITIP!el-or conec:1,_.) " The In Trect 8864, In Iha County ol benallcl•ry under Hid Dffd ol Orange. Slit• ol Callfomta, at per Truat, by rea1on ol • breaeh or map recorded In BOOll 248, pegee 7 default In lhe obllgetlona aecurtld 10 13 lnclullv• 01 M11cet1aneou1 tll«et>y, heretofore executed and Mllj)a. In th• olfloe of the County delivered 10 th• underalgn•d • Recorder of "Id County wrlnen Declatlllon of Oetaull and PARCEL 2 Demand lots .... and wrlnan nollce An ••••me nt for lngreu, of breec:ll and of elactlon to c:au .. egr-end landtcaplng purpoaea tlle underalgnad 10 ull ••Id -tha Nortl!Waalerty 3 00 feel of P'oP«tY to Mttaly Mid o«>llgallona. the Nort'-stefly 43.00 feel of LOI and th••••lter Ille under1lgned 45 of Tract No 8954, In the Coun1)I caueed Mid notkle of breech end ot of Otange, State Of Cellfomta. a election to be r-ded Seplember p..-map recorded In Book 248 28. 1982. u ln•t• No 82-341443 of p•o•• 7 to 13 lnctualve of Offk:lal Record• 111 the office of the ........,_.. M11o1>9, In the office of Recorder of Orange County lh• County Recorder ol ••Id Seid Ula will be made, t>ul County wlthoul covenanl or warrenly, Th• atrHt addr•H and oth•• ••Pf-or Implied. regardl119 11tle common deelgnetlon. ff any. of the ~. Ot encumb,.ncet. lo rHI ptoperty deacrlbed above I• pay the remaining prlnctpel aum of putpot1ed to ~· 22804 ltlamare Ille notel•I eec:ured by Mid deed of L-. &Ake FotMI, C.lttomla t2e30 Trull . ....tth lnt«Mt U In Mid nota The underalgned dltclalm• any proVldtld, adv.nc:ee. II eny, under llablllty lor any Incorrect-of the the tefmt of Mid Deed of Truat. •t•eet add•_, and other common f-. dlargaa and ·~ ol the deelgnetton. If any . .,_ herein TrualM and of the tru•t• crMttld by Seid Hie wlll be meoa. but Mid Deed of Tr111t wlthoul covenant or warranty. Seid aale wit be held on Frldey •llPI'-or lmpllad. regerdll\Q tllle. February 4 1983 a1 2 00 p m •I the ~. or encumbranoee. 10 Chaptnan A~ enuanca to lhe pey Ille remelnll\Q prlnclpel tum ol C1vk: Cet1ter Bulldlng 300 E .. t lhe note!•) MCUrtld by Mid Deed of Clla pman A¥enue , Orange. Trull, with lnlerHt lheraon, H Celllomla. p<ovtded In Mid nolel•I. lldvancaa, At the time o l Ill• lnltlel "eny, under IM term• ol the Deed publlcatlon of thll notice Ille tot• of Tru1t. teH, ch•ro•• and amount Of the unpeld balence of the e11pen-ot the Trull• end ot IN obllgatlOn MOurld by lh• •bove trut11 created by Hid DHd ot duarlbed deed of truat and Trult, to-wtt: S 127.152.52 ullm•t•d coat•. expenHt, and The beneltclary undet Mid Deed advanciea It 149,433. 19. of T rul1 heretofore executed end The <>Ptnll\Q bid mey be oblelned delivered to th• undeolgned a by cellll\Q (714) 937~ the day .... inen Declerlllon of Oeteult and l>elO'• the Nie Demand lor Sele, and • written Dell' January 4, 1913 Notice of Default Ind Election to T 0 SE .. VICE co S... The 111tdelafgned Q8\IMd Mid u Mid Truatee Holloa ol Default and Election to ey tuw-i M. Pltt1C'I Sell to be racoro.d In IM COUf'lly ANtetanl hcreotery wl'«9 Ille reel Pt°'*1Y la IOcated. One City lllld. WMI. N•m•. Street Addreu and Orange, CA 92&ee r...-Nllmbef ot Tnnt• or tr t4) 135-1281 per.on conduo11n11. ula I• LOS Publlahed Orange Co•ll Otlly AHCJIUa TITLI AHO ~T DEED PllOI, Jen. 14, 21, 21, 1983 Cbt,4PANY, .. Tru11 .. by: CICG COlllPOAA TION, AQent e&ISO Canby A._._, Ret9de. c.lllomle 91335, PUllUC ll)TIC( 23H3 1213) 3-42-3408. .....,.., O.te: °'°"'1ber 31, 1"2 __ ..., ........ s LOI ANOl.LU TITLE & r~ATi.wr 1982 •83 MLIC NOTICC MLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING HAU!D , ...... PflOPOIAU (IUDS) NOTICE Of' '"'uana·s ••LE FOfl THE CotfSTIIUCTION L-No.. no:tOSIATTI!NflY OF T.LNo...-0 ZONI 111 INTEflM CALIFORNIA MORTGAGE FOfl ltC·IAST SEA\llCE u duty appolnltld TNtlM l'tto.l«CT NO. 11&20 undef lhe fOllOwinQ dMctlbed deed F<>ft THI of trual WILL S~LL AT PUBLIC fflVIHtf flANCH AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST WATlfl DISTfllCT BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN 1ha1 time of ule In lawful money of lhe Ille Irvine Renc;h Weter Dla1rfc1 United Sl•l••I all right, 1111• and lnvltH and wlll receive Haled Int-I conll9)'ed to end now held propoa.!1 (bide) up to the hou< of 10 by It under uld Deed of Truat In the am on tf'le 2nd day ol FebruilfY, pr()C)etty hetelnelta< cleecrlbed. 1983. at tile Olttrk;t ottkle at given TRUSTOR· OLEY E. ATTEBERY, wiow. for turnlt/1111{1 to Mid Oltlrkn en """*'led men all trantportatton, meterlala, BENEFICIARY C ALIFORNIA equipment labor. H rYICH , and MORTGAGE SERVICE, a Cellfomla •UPPllH nec;euery to c;onalluot COfPO'•llon Hid work 10' the Dltlrlc;t. at wNc:h Reoo<ded Mey 27, tH1 u lnatr. li'M Mid prOPONlt Wiil be publfGly No 34225 In bOOk 14073 Peoe 4e2 opened and reed •loud at the of Offldal Reootca In the oflloe of Ol•tnc1 omc. the R«ordef ol Orange County. IRVINE 11\ANCH Mid deed ol truat d-rlbM lhe WATER DISTRICT followlnig properly. 19'02 8ARDEEH AVENUE The NonMMlerty 50 IMt of the IRVINE. CA 92715 SOUti-terty 170 lwl of Lot 252 of Said bid• ahall conform to eno be N-pOft Helgllte In the Ctly of reapona1va to 11'•• contrac;I Coata MeH, County ot Orenge, document• tor ••Id work •• 81ate of Calllornla, u per mep he<elolor• epp<oved by .. Id Olatrk;t record•d In book 4 P•O• 83 01 and mull be ec;compenled by the MlllOellaneoua Mape In lhe otllee of MCurlly referred 10 the<elll Iha c;ounty r-0. ot Mid ciounty. CoptM ol the c;oo1ract dooument• Elloept therefrom the NorthwNterty .,. on Ille and mey be exem~ In 600 feet thereof. lhe office ol the Dlttrlc;t at the YOU AM .. OC.AUl. T UN04il' A above addr••• Contract DemD Of' TM.181' DATtD MAY n, document• may be purch•Nd al 1..,. lMiS• YOU TAkl AC'TIOM tt>e OlttrlCI olllce by peyment of TO ll"tlOlWCT YOUA "'Of'9fn'Y, S20 00 per M1 and thla coal It not IT MAY N SOU> AT A "'18&.IC refundable regardleu ol whether a AL• . I P Y 0 U M E I 0 AM the plant end apeclllcallona are l~ATIOM Of' TM NATUIU! returned Of' THS l'ttOCUOtMG AGAINST Plant 1111<1 ~liont w411 be YOU, YOU IHOULD CONTACT A m a l I• d , up on r e quell Io LAWYIJl pro 1pect1¥e bidder• lor an 21t1 Orenge Avenue Unit A, •ddollonal 13 00 (nonrelundeb4e) 10 eo.. ..,._, CA 92e2t co¥er 1he coll ol pott•g• and "(tt a alreet addr-or common 11oandll119 dHlgneOon 11 1how11 above, no Under 1ne provl1lon1 of Ille warranty II gl¥en •• 10 111 California Let>of Code. Ille Olrecior com~ or oorreclneee)." The 0 1 1ne Department or tndut1r111 beneficiary under Hid Deed of Aa11t1on1 hH determined lh• Tru11, by reuon ol • breech or p•evaltlng r••• ol weoe• for the delM.111 In tne obllg&tlOna _,,eel locelil)I In wtltcn lhe work 11 to be theteby, h«elofora •K~ted 8nd performed end the lrvtne Rench delivered 10 the underalgned • Water Dtalrlcl 1111 edOClled .. Id written Decletatfon of 0.flUlt and pr...,a11ing rat• of wegee. A eooy of Oemand lcw Stle. Ind wrlnen nottc:e lheM 1>'8¥alllng rat• -on llM a1 of brMdl Ind o1 llte1Jon to ceuee Ille~ of the 1.-.lne Ranch Watet Ill• und•r•lgn•d 10 .... ••Id Olelrlci anO af\811 be meOe avallab4e p<openy to "tidy Mid obllo*llona. 10 any tnlet•1ad party on requeal end tllerealter tllt Ul\dtrllgned A copy of auch wage relM ~ be cauMd Mid nottcie of bf~ end of poeted on Iha 1ob•ll• by lhe eleCUon lo be Rec:oroed September CorltrectO' 20, 1982 u lnalr No 82-330939. of II •h•ll be mand•IOtY upon the Oftlclal Record• Contractor to whom fhe c;oolracl 11 Seid •a.Lt will be med•. but aw• rd ad,. 1 n d upon • n y without c;ovtne111 or warrenty, 1ubcon1rac1or und« him, to pay not MP'-or Implied, r-ciardlng lllle, .... then tlle ac>eellled rat•• to elf poNttalon, or encumbrencea, lo wortlinen em~ by them In tile pey Iha rernllnlng prlnclpel 9IMTI of .. acuuon of 11141 contrac1 the note(•) eecurtld by Mid Deed of Eec;n blo o• propoHt 1na1t oe Trvat, with lnttreet u In uld note made oul or eut>mtlltld on • form proYlded. edvancet. tt eny, 11nder lum11ned H perl of the contract the term• ol Mid Oeed of Tn.111. doc um• n I 1 •" d mu• I b • f-. Cf\argea and ~ of lhe ~ by • cutller'• check. Tnm• Ind ol the lrwta brMled by a oanlfied chedl, « a blddet"a bond Mid Deed of Truat. Said .... '111111 be In an ~t not i.e then 10% of lh held on Mondey, JlitMJMY 3 I, 1983 amount ot tlle bid, made peyebla to tt 2:00 p.m., Al th• Chapmen tlle ordef ol or lor Iha benefit of, A...,_ entrll\Ol IO tht CMc Center H id 0111rie1. u the cue may be; 811lldlno. 300 EHi Ch1pmen end eed'I t>ld or proPOMI llhell be A...,_, In the City of Of~ -led ano delivered 10 tha Olalrict NOTICE. AT TIME OF SALE BIOS 11 the locatlon d_,gn1ttd 1n thla MAY 8£ MAOE IN CASH ANO/OR notac. tor tt>e 099ftlllQ of propoaela THE CASHlEA8 OR CERTIFll!O 11 Of belore tt>e time In ttill notkle CHECKS SPICIFIEO IN CIVIL p•ovtded The above•mantloned CODE SECTION 292411 eheck or bond thell b• gtv.n u At th• time ol lh• lnltlel guera11tM thll the bldd« will enter publloatlon ol lhla notlGe, tile total Into • c;ontract w1th the Dlltrlet If 9'nOUl'll of tha unpaid belenoe ot Iha ewerded the work, e11d will bt obUQ1t1on ~red by lh• lboV. ci.ci.red lorlet19d II the eucceNM dUcrlb•d dttd of cruet and bldci.t relu-10 enter Into "Id tttlmettd co111, .. PtnNI, end con1rect 1dvanct1 I• 1144,141 47 To The CorlttectO' wlll be permlllad determine tht optnlnQ bid, y0u IMy to tube11tuta MCUrltlM tor moneya all! ('114) 937-otM wllllheld undar thl1 c;ontraat to 0.te: o-tlbar 2t. 1M2 enaure performancie 8uoh C1ltlornl1 Mortg•o• IUblllhllion lhell be tubjec;1 10 Irle 8eMol provlaloll• of Arllcl• 1·5 of the G.,_., Provlalon• of the oontr11C1. The 8oerd ol Olr1tetore of the Dlttrlcl rtttMN the right to rtleel •"Y and ""'bldl, and fo wtllle tny •114 ell lrregullflly In My ~. l'11Dllthtd OrtnQ• cout l)tlly Piiot. Jen 14, 11. 1tn 300-l3 M uldTrult• By; T. 0 . 8eMoa Company .,.., ey. Sheron M uim.r "9tt.8tct~y One Olly lllld .. W'9t Orange, CA t2tM 714/.IU.eUt TRUST DUD COMPANY. The 1o1ow1ng ~ .,. doing • Trvt"9 bl*"-II! ------------ly. 000 C0!¥0AATION, l'lflST ALUANCI!! CON8UMER rtll.IC NOTICE P11bll•htd Oreno• CotJI Dally Piiot, Jen. 7, 14. 111. 1MI 1742-12 Agent F~ 2700 Hof1ll Mall'! •tretl, --~~----'!"'---~..,...--By. IH!ILA FOUNTAIN. hntt ""'· Celllomla 12701 Pte~.,..... WIC MOTIC( P.,.11~ a•~ oeny """ Allltnee Metto•o• me ,::::."::=':. OOltlo ·----... "°""""=--mt~MM»~~.,.....~=~~-. "T. out Comptny, 1 CelllOMlt OOtPOttlloft. bullMM ee; ..... eTA,_,. "°'·Jan, 14• 21• t • ,.., ~ ~t2~ 14,., e.n .. Me. IOLAf'_ llltVIOI CIHfUI. T,,. 1041ftrlnt j>eflOfl ,, 4olno Thie ......_ le ~_, by • 2110 I Or*'Of Ave .• C.a M-. ~I•' ------------OOfP0'1dkln CA. tll21 P 0 f' IV l f' IL U I '0 0 L ftlUC NOTICE ' "MT ALLIANCa .Qr .. ory 0 f'ap90n, 11t 10 I ll"Vtea, 119 LIM '-'"'· No. A, .-.. -MMTGAGI COMPANY ~,!f,.llllt AYI., Coate MH•. CA Cotta MIN.. ~ t1N1 ...._ llfllrl Chltidl .,._., "'*"" J, QllotlOl'e, 1~t Uta HOfa ~ ~ Pttalelifnt ' O Pelrlcle M.c"•peon, I 1 tO I i...n., Mo, A, Coka MIM. Cellforflla ... ,..,... 00.,, ..... '!!'.~, Thll lt"""*11 WM Mid With lht ran,. AYI., oelt ....... CA. •2'2'> "' ~ ...., ,. l'lold • IM* CGun1y OM o1 °'lllOf CoulltY on m 2 fl'li. ~ • oonduNd W.,, ~~ the Thut91on C*lmMI 21 1112. Thlll butlNll It conchlctld bye ~ J OllC4tON ~eMr"M'~HIAltlHQ • ~ ~~ "'*" 'r.::::".f.· "9peon TNa ttMemlllt w 11tc1 """ 1M ,_, • 7-00 f.lft, Oft WM11o11~, -......,_ .....• ,001 TNe ltat:':r WM nled .t1'1 Iha !GunCy ~ ot Ortf111 Coumy on ~~'"::r i: • ..::!!: ';0~";:~~ 1.41 ........ Calfomla ~ ~.c:= Of'at+t Counr; on ltaMIW It, 11U. ,_. A--, ~ ...-. c..tomta, P11ll>lllllM Ottntt Coatl O.lly "'71• '"'t>I""" Of~ OoMt oauy ,,,....,... Oranot COM1 Dally ""'°'·Dec. 2•. t1. fla, .left ?, 14, . P"bllllltd Oft11Qe Ooa1t 0.11~ '11oe.l OM, at, 1M., T, ... 11', ..... .-..y 14, -,.., Plot. Jfl/I 14. 21 ti, ,., 4, ,..,., 1~ IOf-A ~ er.ea ~ ---~ ... ~·· .... lleapn emb•acM .• ub ... minimam,w11se' ao . BYMERRUJ:-RARTSON UU..Wltl., I WASHINGTON -Pre.ident ~oaan, Mekin• w mike • dent ln unemployment, will propow leat1latlon allowlna employera to pay teen-age,.. Je11 than minimum w11e for aummor Jobs, adm.lnlatrallon IOW'l'el aay. Rt1pn embraced the "sub·mlnlmum waae" option at a meetlna of his Cabinet Council on Economic Affairs thla week, and will pro~ the chanae in ht. Jan 2~ Su.ta of the Unfon addreu, 11id these 1ource1, who declined to be named publicly. Admlnl1tratlon 1ources said the "youth differential'' -which would permJt payment of $2.~0 an hour Instead of the current $3 3~ mJnimwn wage rate -could provide summer work tor as many 85 600,000 youngstera betwt!en the oaes of 16 and 20. Tet!n·a&_e unemployment hit a record 24 5 percent In ~mber with more than 2 m1Ulon young people officially listed aa jobless Overall. more than 12 million people were out of work as the unemployment rate hit 10.8 percent. Meanwhile, Treasury Se<.'retary Donald T. Regan said he had proposed an income tax sw-charge to the president as part of a hst of tax increases that would be triggered after Oct 1, 1985, 1f the government's deficits continued to run too high. Regan would not divulge other Items on the list, but admm1Btrat1on sources said an energy tax package was another leading option. The sources, who ctid not want to be identified by name, said they expect the president to include the contingency tax plan in his fiscal 1984 budget due out Jan. 31. But which specific tax Reagan would choose was stiU Op in the air. they said. The president ~ntinues to oppose any major new taxes in 1983 and 1984 to narrow record deficits expected in the $200 billion-a-year range, contending 1t is bad a-onomic policy to raise taxes durmg a recession or at the start of a recovery. For several weeks, the administrallon had been considering a host of options for dealing with unemployment -evidently to counter a push by congressional Democrats and organized labor for OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS NEW VOAK IAPI -CMoa•• 1 ...... .... '°"' Pierce SS NASDAQ quolallon1 .. :a ll·JJ lwaSoUt .... ,, .... P .... 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"l will propoee to the White Houae that we talk about a sub-minlmwn wage strictly for the 1wnmer for 16-to 20-year-oldi," he said In a recent Interview In the Conservative Digest, a weekly publication. "Our studies indicate that a aub-mlnlmum wage for the 1ummer would employ between 400,000 and 600,000 youngsters." John Tysae, a labor law attorney with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. said the chamber has lona supported the concept. "We think one reason this proeosaJ may have more poUtical attractiveness ln Congress la that it will be limited to the summer montha, taking away the AFL-CIO argument." Officials of the AFL-ClO, which has opposed any lowering of the minimum wage for youths, could not immediately be reached for comment on the proposed lowering of the minimum wage - which has been frozen at $3.35 an hour since .fan. 1, 1981. But Lloyd McBride, president df the United Steelworkers of America, said a sub-minimum wage would "encourage the replaoement of adult jobholders. who have the responsibility of supporting themselves and usually families aa well, with substantially lower-paid youngsters." 17.\lt 1111. l~oc II' .. IJ\') n 22\lt '"' J\j, UPS AND DOWNS "' lllo ~=.: ...,_ """10 ..-.111 !121/JU-Tec:WllP It GYi NEW YO.It IA"l -TI'9 ... -.... 1111 ~,,.. Tel<rnA •111 .-. -. .. ~·-·C..... ,_ "" T-1 It 19\'I .... _ _..._ -... ,.. ... -14\lo 14\') r~rot s-. • ----...--·----_,... "" J'9 r:c5• ..,.._,., _,_ 1Nltllo e· "' ... • . .... .... ./."' .r n .... n nm ... ... 9llCUr1 l= .......... loodo '"" -irr~ tJ tsll> __ ...,._......,.~ ..... u 62\lo "" 7\11 ...,_...__..,.......,.,....,. '""" .. us~ 21 ''"' t>ICI ..,_ -ThlndeY'• -Did Pftoe 11"" 11 us re• ,,_ 11" "' .-. UVa8tfl 4'V. ...... ''"' sn11 8;;.:.."J '"' "" _ .. _.. II '"" UP'S ~,, ~:~'!.. 11714 111-~ ...... .'ft Pct. Ullo 22" ,..,_ ,. ... 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The 1982-Uedme was the biggest annual drop 11nce the 8 9 percenl recorded m 1974. during the 1973-75 rt.'<.'eSSIOn, the report mdicated. Output !or 1982 was up only slightly from 1977, five years earlier. Oil output increases SANT A BARBARA (AP) -Oil producuon in the &tale and offshore last year increased 4.7 percenl over 1981, the state Division of Oil and Gaa reports in preliminary figures. Although most or lhe oil was produced on land. most of the increase took place offshore In federal leases beyond the state's three-mile line. Most of that was in lhe Santa Barbara Channel, the Santa Barbara News-Press reported Thursday. In 1982, federal offshore production was 31.6 million barrels. a ~8 percent increase over the 18 million barrels in 1981. Of the total, 25.4 nulhon barrels last year came from the Santa Barbara Channel while in 1981, all 18 million barrels were produced there. The area produced only 9.25 million barrels In 1980. Shell Oil Co.'s new platforms off Huntington Beach, which produced slightly more than 3 million barrels last year , were lhe only olher federal production off the coast, acoording lO state Oil and Gas Division ofhc1als left unidentified by the newspaper Textile talks {ail PEKING (AP) -U.S. negollalOr Pet.er Murphy said today that China and lhe Uruted Stat.es failed lO reach a textile quota agreement In negotiations here because Chinese demands are too high. He said a "significant gap'' remams between the lwo countries. With the breakdow~' m7 the talks Thursday. the United Slates imposed lttnits on Chinese textile imports unilaterally, a move China has indicated could result m trade retaliation. WHAT STOCKS DID NEW VOltl( IA"I JM IJ ...,,,_., Oecll ..... UM ...... T.tt ll- N•wll .... ....... . _.".t • .._., • t•D NfW V<>'!lt IA .. I JM IJ METALS MEW YOAIC 11\PI Melal pr-IOC!ity T-y •• :w ,.. .. , 41 Spor 11onl•rro111 Cop .... 78'11·80'" C9tllt • POVnd. 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Hn111ollf ..,,_ HllOCW°""'-A~! lrrJml ""°"'~-~·· l•A-. • ID&.lt AT~ t1flf1' rf ::r.ICM,b A~~ YOU All J1eqwe•rie l<UMllln, 117 Via Orange CA9*7 • (llMP•n, .. 1~!1_1. O•lllOtllll "°».::" lllOUU9 COWTA.OT A =J...•OU IHOUU> CUfn'AU'T A II.LI.,, YOU NllD A• ......... YOU ••Im IULAAAnotf °" '* llA~ ~ Olfdl """""°" 9MQI. CA. AMINO.AN COMl"MHl.NllVI e«pcwltiell 1-IMnoNt C)flvt, I.A I. WTI... IJC~notl OP ntL•ATUR& ~TIOll Oii TI9 MAT\ma DI Dtl "'OCllDIMO A.._. ~ • PllTt .. llollNT INC • C•lllotnl• II Tcwo ~ 12930 NCmCI -,_.,.... IAU MO'NCI "',..Ulftnwu:r Ofl"liW ....OCHDMO• AClAMT °" TIIS fltlOCIUDMO AClMltT YQV, YOU IHOU'.O COWTAO'f A ' 'M hell Thie ~ 11 ~ by 1 TL NO ... ._ T.a. Me. *11 YOU YOU tMOUlO CONTACT A YOU YOU '"°"'-0 CO#YACT A LAWYUI. fhle ~ .. oonctuoMd l)y all OOtPo<•llon. 17111 llC A.,. • •lion NOTICtl •• Hll\llY OIVfN. IMI NOTICI! II HlAllY OIV!N, 11\11 LAWYllt. uirii Oii JtAJMy 21, IN3 ... 16 am ~~ ~ 1~· ~4 .. OOftMl.0 l)y • OOftlO' ...,,. PIOflo ~ on w~. Jlnuery tt. '",· on Tn.Jttd•Y Jlnllat)' 27 '"'· ., IT •• INTlNotO THAT THI IAl.I '"On January II, 1111. •I • ,, , '". T AM I A I c AN T tr L. I • ~ lno Ill too o'oeoei."' ot Mid Gey. In • 00 o'c;IOck Im of Mid oay. In,,,. WILL ae COHOUCTl!O OH llHAIJ &.m OHIO AMl .. ICAN ltfWICU. COMPANY .. duly appotnrd ~ ~·;::_ ~ :: COtllOt•llOll AtnttlOen INOe 1 L.;;.etlOa tha tOOfll Ml lllGa tor ooncluotlr'CI 100M .. , u lO• tor conduollnQ O' THI! TAUITll IY CAU,Ol'NIA INC H duty appointed Tru1tM Ttullff undtt end pureuet1t 10 " -..,.... r.._.._.._....._ PwMlcMnl Tr~·· ..... wl1nltl tfla om-o1 Trua1 .. ·e ...... wllhlll Ille offloaa ol POSTING ANO PUl\.llHINO 11110tr and pureue.nt lo Dffd ot 0..0 Of frvtt tlOOt'dtd MerOll ti, '*' It, 1~ -·----... fl'llt •lltaMtnl,,.. lllecl wflh lh• AIAI. llTATI llCU .. ITll!I AIAl llTATl Sl!CUAITlfl COMPANY, IOH N \,Al(( AVI . Truwt leGOr~ May :Zl, IHI, .. IH2 ... lnll HO. H.0115H of PuDll•h•O Ot•no• co.~!~~y =·M*~ Cout11y C""1I of Orange Coul\ly on llAVICI. IOOlled •• 2020 North .,AVICI. IOClllO II 2020 North 8 u IT f 2 0 1 ... A. A 0 IN A . lnatr. Ho. 21762,' In boolo: '"°"· Oflk:lal ~d• In llw oftlc)e of,,... 4 2 21 ,.. 4 IN3 v Poree. on, OtC 30 ,.., ·~· ~-20e, In the City of ltoa<twey. lull• 206, In IM City or CA\..,ORNIA • '104. TILIPHONI Paoa I. of Ofllolaj A41cofdl In Ult Co\inty AaGorcl« of 0r.,. ~~~ Piiot, Jan. ' ' 1• ' 2t6..a TllU .,.,_, WU !Med wflh ,,.,. • ,_ ..,,.. AN. COVflty of Orenoa. II••• lent• AN, CO\lllly ot OrellOe .... ,. 21,l&e , .... 6<e. orfloe of the COYnty lllfoOfdff of ClllfOfnla. WILL SIU. AT l"Ullu;; ------------Countw Ctenl ot Orange County ot1 ftubllthed Or111ge Cout 0•111' ot C11t101nla, IAN M'AAINO of Oatllornla, I AN ~AAINO 011 02/04113 et 00 111 AM . Oninge Countv. 8lalt of Ce11tom1a. AUCTION TO HIGHllT atDM" Ptll.JCNQTIC( ' ~Jan 11421 21 I~ 8AVINQI ANO \.OAN IAVINOS ANO LOAN ,1 .. IT CHARTI" ,.NANCIAL ~by0EOAGIW II~ P'ORCASH,CA8HtP'aCHECt<Of' ------.,.-.,,.,~~-----Daclf'no.t 21 IN2 ,_ ' ' ' ' 17113 AllOCIATION, 1 Catllornta A880CtATION I Callfornla C0._11' n Illa duty •PPOlntaO 81\0MIKELLM.81""1 .. WILLlfU. C!RTIFIEO CHECK, (payable II 'ICTITIOUt ~•• PuDllill•O Orange co .. , 0•11. corporation, u duly 1ppotn1td ciorporallon, H duly appointed Tru11 .. und1r 1no pureu1nt lo AT PUil.iC AUCTIOH TO HIQHUT time of Miii In ltwful ~of the ..,... aTATP.:MT Pilot. O.c ,4, 31 f082, Jan. 7 t , "8.IC NOTICE Tn1111 .. under and pureuent 10 tht TrlHI .. und" llld pur111anl lo Ille oMd of Tru11rlOOfdedon03111/IO BIDOIA FOR CAIM (p1y1bta et Untied 8111•111 Front lntranot to Tiie f011ow1nQ ~ wa dotog 1oea power of HI• conferred In 11111 power or HI• confarrao In 11111 .. Oocurnetll no 10773 Soot! 131129 time of .... In ltwfUI money of the I h • o Id OR AH 0 I C 0 UN TY &-t2 PtCTn'IOUt .UWaa oerlM1 Dead of Trvtl ~led by I oattaln 0..0 of Ttutt axacllllacl l)y 11'199 1860 of Oflkllal ~Ot In Iha \Jtllltd 8UI ... ). at Ille front entranoe COURTHOUSl, tocalael on ._.,._ bull~O'MAAI< LANDSCAPE. 6M NaamlTATWMINT J081!PH M AVIJ.,A and v1.-01NIA 8TEPHENC FOAOE.1llnolaman, offk:a of the "9Gorder of °''• 10 lh• •• , Or•no• County Ana8tvd .~•vc-•81 a 5516 River Avenue. No 202. P\aJC NOTICE The to4lowlna perlON .,. dotog AVILA lluabend'lnd ..... rec«Oed recorded July 13 Hiii, rn 800ll County, C111fornl1 .. eculaO by CourlnouM. tocaled on Santa AM 8'oaoway. Sa1111 Ana. CA ... r!Oht. Naw!>0'1 8eKti CellfOmle 92e63 ~ ae; &eptembel 18, 1871, In loOll 1S3t6 14136 of Otflclel Aacotd• of Miki THOMAS J HALL, an unm•rrl•O &lvO. belwMn lyoamora 81. & 1111• 9"° tt11ar .. 1 ~ fo and M•r-A U••n•. 5515 Rh••r ACnnou• ..,..... PIW MINING VENTURES. of Offtolel Aeoofd• of Mid County. Cout11y ., p•O• 807, RacOfd"'' min, WILL SELL AT PUILIC 8tOlldway, 8arlt• Ana, CA .... flgftl, now l'lalO by II ul\68' Miki 0..0 °' A--. No 202. tMwpot'1 e.ach, NA• aTATDllSNT l TO , 4425 Jamboree A04ld lutta II ·P•O• I., 2, "•cord er'• tnetrumant No 14423, by f8UOI\ ot AUCTION TO THE HIGH 1!8 T title encl lnl••l oon\ll)'e(I to and Tru1l In Iha Pfopefl)' lttuattd In Mid Celltornta 92983 Th• followtno per ton II doing 100. Newpor1 Beeotl, CA 02eeo tnetr-• No 21564. by r_.. of • br .. ¢11 Of deltull In P•~· Of BIOOER FOR CASH, (p1yabl• ,, """' held by It und« laid Deed of Counly and Stet• deec:tlbed u : Thll bual,_ 11 conduclfd bY 11111 ~ U Pan &ol.tth-t CofpofallOn. I a breteh Of Oafautt In t>ll)'l'l*ll Of perlorm1nca of lht OOllgallona 11,,,. OI tllllt In llwlul money OI Illa TNM In tht PfooeriY llflia(ed In MIO Lott 3e and 37, of Trec;t Ho 37t, lndMdual BJOROUM QUEST HOME, C1llfornt1 corpo11t1on, 44211 pt1lo1m111c:a of the obllg1tton1 Hc:urael tllH by tnc1uo1ng Illa! Unllad Stal .. ) 11 Front entrance to COunty and &let.~•: Ill Iha City of Coate M-. County of Mark R Uk-8382 Cr1n1 C1rc1a. Hun11nglot1 Jaml>of .. Ao.cl Sulla 190, NawpOrl H Cured lllaraby, lnotudlng lh•I l>tMC:h or default. NOllCle of wl'llCll Illa Old Orange County CourlhOUM LO'I 23 of Tttct No 10M, In the Orlt\Qa. Stall of C&lltOfnlt, • per Tnte 1111_,1 wu lltad wtlf'I tl'la e..cn. CA 92648. &Mch, CA 82ee0 brMCh Of OeflUll, Notloa of wtlloh wu rtc0tdaO Sat>181T'ber 30, IH:Z. on S1n11 An• Blvd . batwHn Clly or Co111 Mt1e, County of map recotcled In book 15, page 20, County ci.n. of Orange County on T11e1ma OurHu, 8382 Cr1n1 Thi• 0...--I• conducted Dy• wH recorded March 8, 1882, u u R1c:orOar'1 1ne1ruman1 No Syc1mor1 St & Br010w1y, S1t111 Oret1ga. 81111 of Callfornt1, H ol M11ea11aneou1 Mtl)I, In tf'la otnce Oeoember21, tM2 Clrcla. Huntington Ba1c11. CA UMltadptrtnettlllp Recorder'• tnatrumet1l No 82·348326,WILLSELLATPUBLIC An1.CA.1t11lghl.tllta111dlnllfHI anownont~tl'lweofreoordedln of Iha County Racotdet or 11ld fl'20Q14 82648 PI n 8 0 u I ti we• I 82-078902, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST conveyed lo •nO now llald by It 8ook 35. Paoa 25 MIKellaneoue County, Pu1>l11h1d Or1nga CoHI Oally Thie t>u~rlttl ts conOUC:lac! oV Ill COll)Ofllton AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH, lawful mon~ undar llld OHO ol Trull In Illa t.hp1, Aecordt or H id Or1ng• EXCEPT Ille Soul'-latly 144 00 Pll01, Dae 24, 31, f9112. J111 1 14, Individual J-A P..,Qa BIOOER FOR CASH, i.wtul money of the United Slllff. Of a C:Uhlar t properly t11ua1ao In Hid County, County ... , ll'lefeol 1983 Tf'lalm1 Ouraeu Prealderll of the United S111•. or • cun1ar·1 clWICk Orewn on • 1111a Of nellonal Callfornll. Oeecrlbad u Tha 1treet addr•H and olhar ALSO EXCEPT 1ne NOf1NM1atly se 13·82 Tllla •l•lamant w .. n1ac1 with lhl Tiil• e111-1 wu fllacl With Ille chec:k Orewn on a Ital• or naltone4 b1nk • 1111a or ladarll cr1dll Loi se or Tract No 3722 In ,,.,. common daalgnetlOn. " any, of the 7S oo loat of MIO Lot 37 ------------County Ci..~ ol Orenge County on County CWll ol 01ange County on bank, a e1a1a or 1aoer1t cr10ll union, Of • II••• or ra0ar11 N•lnQt C11y of Coll• Ma ... County or '"' property OHCrlti.d above 11 ALSO EJICEPT Illa Sou~larty rta.IC NOTlCE J111 4, 1083 DIG 29, 1082 union, Of • 11ata or teowal MvlnQll 1no 101n Htoelallon Oomlellac! In Orange, s111a 01 C1tll0fnl1 ... P9' purported to be: 1923 Fuller1on 75 00 IMI of ulO Lot 38 F20U11 ,._... and toen Mtoelallon dOfftlclled ln Ihle allla. all p1yebla II Ina llml Of m1p recorded In BOOie 135. Paget AYI., Coat• MeN. CA 02827. N 0 ST R E E T A 0 0 R E SS PlCTTf'IOUI .,._.. Publl1lled Orange Co111 Oally Publlthld Oret1ga CoaU Oally Ihle elate, all payable ti the lime of .. la. 111 right, Ulla and lntareel l'leld 48 lhru 48. Ml~laneout Mapt, ltl The undarelgnad Truttae ASSIQNEO OIRECTIONS MAY 8E MAmlTAT'lmNT I Piiot.Jen 714,21 ,26,1883 Piiot, Jan 7, 14,21,28, 1083 ..... rlghl.llllaandtnleraathald by II . ea Tru11u. In lllal tHI llleOlftcaoflf,.CountyRecordarol Ol1cl1lm1 any tfeblllly for any OBTAINED PURSUANT TO Tiie followlnQ pereon 11 do t1g 110..83 173-83 by II, H Tru1tae. In the I rail ptoperty tllulla In UIO County and Mid Counly ln<\ot'TIC1,_ of the atraet addf-WF11nEN REQUEST SUBMITTED ~ ... ptopert)' llllual• In MIO Couniy encl Sl•t• O..Ctlbad .. loOow. The 10111 lmOUfll of lf'la unpaid and 01,.,.,, common daalgnatlon, " TO THE BENEFICIARY WITHIN to C 0 MP U ·FIN 0 ER. 2 10 0 f'lB.IC NOTICE l'tll.IC NOTICE Sttla. delmbed u followl Loi 23 In &tock 13 01 Section J. b1!4lnu 01 ,,.,. obllQlllOn MCUred any, enown herein o A Y S F ROM T HE F I R 8 T P1lar1on Place, Cotti Meu. A L.-.hold lnl••I In llld 10: Btlbo1ltl1n0,11pe<m1precoroed by 1eld 01ad ol Trutl 1t10 Said uta wlll ba m1de, bul PUBLICATION Of SUCH NOTlCE Clllfomte 02e2e flCTTTlOUI auaMll flCTTnOUI IW .... , Lot 23 of Tract No. 3618, u 1rw>wn tn book 7. Pao• 16 of Ml.aalt1neou• ruaonably u11m11eo cot II, without covat1an1 or warranty, PLEASE CONTACT Tile Royal Bank 8rlatl Krueger, 24092 Pine Flat NAME ITAffMOIT NAMI aTATUlbfT on 1 mep recOfded lt1 Book 128, Mept, In the olfk!e of Ille County axpenMI 1no 1dv1ncee 11 Ille time eapt ... Of Implied. ragard"'O tltla, ot Cen101, 333 Mukai Strut Clfcla. El TOfo, California g2830 Tiie to11ow1no P"•on 11 doing Th• followlng per1on 11 doing P•QU 18, 18, 20 and 2 1, of racordat of Mid Coutlly ol th• tnlll•I publlcaUon of tlla poeaeealon, Of encumbfanc.ae. 10 13150. San Fr~. CA 11<1105; Tiile bu"'-i. conducted l)y an ~ u bu..,_ u Mlecell1t1aou1 M•P•. racord• of Tll• 11ree1 lddrHI or common No11ca or Sell 11 $87, 1oe 62 pay tha ramalnlnQ prlr>Clpal aum o4 Alln Mr Oetlock Trullor or record ltldMOual. SOUTH COAST SHUTTER CO 8 I 0 S 0 F T W A R E uk1 County OHlgnellon ol the r111 property Currenlly Oiied c:Uhlef'a Cheelll Of Vie ~ -.a l)y Mid Dead of own a r · L A PERLE LANE &nan Krueger 3448 lupine Clf .. Coate Mela. CA CORPORATION, • Calltornll The •traal eOCltlU or other 11etal'n1bov1 Oeectlbed II purpor1ed cenlllect cnecltl w1tt be acclPl•ble Trull. wllh lnlarHI thereon, at PARTNERS. 1 0-al Pennartlllp Thie atal_t _ llled with Iha 8282e ~111on, 3t61 Al<way A~. common Oaelgnallon or th• rHI 10 oe 316 Diamond Avenue. BllbOa 10 ,,.,. TrullH provided tlley 1ra Pf0¥\0ed tn Mid notaa. lld\lanoaa, If Tha atrael aCIOrHI ind other County C*1t of OrW108 County Ofl Lao Laoanlleim, 3448 Lupine Sulll H-1. CO.II MaM. Ce6lf0fnla Pfopert)' ~ daec:(ll>ad 11 1111nd, Celltornl1 orewn In t1vor ot Flrll Cherl•r eny, under the term• ol MIO Dead common CleelgnallOn, II'""· of Ille December 28, 1062 Cir.. Coat• M .... CA 92828. 82$26 purported to be 4114 Cortland The undetttgneo her a by Flnanclel Corpor111on and ol Tru1t. feaa, chugu 1t1d r11t properly dHcrlbld 1bove 11 ,..,... Thia 1>1111.-e le conducted by'" L .. 1., L. Kllpllrlek, 8150 4111 Drive. Coton• def Mar, CA. e111c111mt all llablllly for any u11111c1ory lda ntlllclllon 11 axpen-of the Tru.t .. and o4 Iha purpor1llO 10 be BARE LANO Publl1had Orat1ga CoHI Dilly lndlvlduat St,....,Oowney.Callfomla00241 Th• under1lgt1aO haraby lt1c:OfrectnoMlnMkl•trMtaddrH1 1vallibla trull• crHt•O by H id OffO or Tiie unOartlgneO Truet•• Piiot, Dec 31, 1882, Jan 2. 14, 21, Lao UK!enhelm Thll ~la conducted by• 011ctatm1 all llablllly for any or other common Gelign1110n Tiie atrHI 100rau end oth" Trvat Oltcl1lm1 1ny ll1blllty lor any 104! Tnl1 1111eman1 wu flied with the QOtl)Ofatton. lnc;0«9Clt,_ In Mid atrett a6dr... Salo HI• wlll be m•d• w1111ou1 common 0Htgn111on. lf 1t1y, ol Iha The lO'lll MIOUtll of lf'la unpaid lncofrectnna or Ille llrtal acldraaa 5884-82 COutlly Clartl ot Orenga County on 810 Sortwar9 Cofp or other common Oeelgnetloo. werr1n1y, axpraH or lmpllao, rHI property OH CflbaO 1bova 11 l>alenoa of tile ot>llgallOn -ed 1.nd other common Oe91gn111oo. If ----.,.-.. -1IC_NO_Tl_C_E ___ Jan. 4, 1983 Lalt• L. IOl9alrldt Said Mia wlll be mad• wllhout "girding 11111. pouualon, or purported to be 3285 0111011 Ave .• by th• properly to be 1010 end any, anown lle<aln. n~ F208l2'7 Prllllldent #Urlnly, axpre11 or lmpllaO, 1ncumbr1ncu, lo lllltly Iha Coate MaH, CA 92628 raieonable aellmated cOtll. 8 110 a111 wlll b• made. bul PUaUC NOTICl Jettuery 1J, 1113 Publl1nao Orang• Cotti Dally r111111at_,I wu hied with lf'la regarding 1111•. po1H11lon. or pr1nc1p1I b1lanca of Iha Nola or Tiie un01r11gn1d Trull•• axpanaaa and ldVanoaa II Iha time w11hou1 covenant or w1rrenty, Piiot. Jan 7, 14, 21. 28, 1883 Cout11Y C*1t ot Oranoe County on 1ncumbr1ncH , to ntlefy th• 01,,., ot>1lg1t10n1 MCuracl by MIO 011c111m1 1ny ll1b1111y for any of th• lnlll•I publlc:atlon of Iha 1x1><eu or Implied, ragarO"'O lllle. The ml)orlly of Iha 010 World Owner• Auocl11lon Member• will nol ba llald rHpon•lbl• for ANY 10&-83 o-n11tr 28, 1882 ~ prlt1clpal bat11ne41 of Iha Note or o .. o of trua1 wllll lnlerul i nd 1nco<rectna11 ol Ille ltrlll aoo ..... Holloa of Sala II 1100,705 87. POINUIOf'I. or ancumb<llllC*I, to ------------r-•-0111., Obllo•llon MCUreCI by ••Id other 1um1 H provtOad therein, and otl'lef common Oetlgnalloo. II The l>tnaflolary under Mid Dead pay 11'141 unpaid balanoa ol Iha note P\ll.IC NOTICE Publlenao Orenga CoHI 011ty o..G ol 'fruit, w1111 lnl.,HI 1t10 pfu1 1ov1nc11. II any, undar Iha iny, lhawn l'lefatn ol Trull heretolOfa executed and MCUreCI l)y Mid 0..0 of Tndt. plua PllOI, Dec. 31. 1882, Jan 7. 14. 21, other 1um1 H provided therein, 1&rm1 lheraol end lnlarotl on eocn 5110 ule wtll b• m•O•. but Oallvared lo tha underelon•d a .. PfO\lldeO In MIO note, actvanoaa, 1993 ........ 82 plu• adv1nc ... It any, unoar Iha 1C1v1noe1, and p1u1 feet. c111ro11 without coven1n1 or wur1n1y, written Oeclaratlon ol Oeltull and ti any. under the t1tm1 of ulO o..ct OEBTS lncutrad by JUllell• Lewi• ACnnou• llU ..... ind Yvonne Rofer. tine• tf'la IUI NAMI aTAT'lmNT ofllclal end/or legal 80110 or Th• followlng per1on 11 OolnQ Olracton ,,_llnQ. whleh wu held ~ ... on November 2, 1852 M F ENO , 1680 81bcoc:k Joael BllChot and NllnC)' Udlt, 1..111'19, Coate Maaa, Cllllfomla 82i127 1wo (2) ol 111a praMnl Boero of Micheal L•• Ftehar, 20842 Olrectors. ••• hereby lloldlng Fut11wor111 Lana. Huntington Ju111111 Lewi• 1nO Yvonne Rofar Belch, Callfomla 82848 pereonauy r11pon1lbla for ANY Tiiie ooal,_ It conduetael l)y 1n ACTS ANO EXPENSES lllay lndlvldual. lnltllula t1111 ware and/or -not Mlclleel L Fllher 1ppro...ci by 1111 m1Jorlly or Ille Thie atll-t wu fllad With the &ollfO of Olractora II tn olllctal County C*1t of Orange County on mwtlng. Daoember 28. 1882 On Janulll)I 25. 1883 11 8 p m • l'1llS1tl the Oto Wor10 Owners Auc>clltlon PubllthtO Orenga CoHt Oally wlll hold 1 epacl•I mamb.,•hlp Piiot. Dec 31. 1982, JM 7. 14, 21, ,,_.... term• thereof encl lnteraat on IUCtt and axpenaes of th• Trullee 1110 of ••PfM• 0r Implied ragudlnQ !Ille. O.m1t1d tor Seta. and • wrlllan of Tru11. I•••· c111rgH, 1no NIUC NOTICE ldVMCell, and plua •-· C1111rgea Ille 1ru111 c:ruted by Mid 0..0 of ~.ion, or ancumbrancaa, for Notice of o.teull and ElectlOn 10 expen-ot 11141 Truatee and o4 the and...,.,_ of the Trval• encl of Tru11 Tiie 101at amounl of Hid 111a purpou of ullalylng Illa Sell The underalgned cauaeCI aald tru11a cra11ao by Hid Oaed of !he trvata ""9ted l)y MIO 0..0 o! obllgellon Including rH1on1bly lt10ebledne61 aecured by Mid OMO Nolloe of Oelautl and ElactlOn to Trull MOTICI ~ AVAILA.ltUTY Trual. The total amoutll of H id Hllmllad leu cllargas end of Trull lncluOlnQ Ille'"'· C111tQ89 Sall 10 be -Oed In the county Al Illa I Ima or lll• lnlllll CW ANNUAL~ obllQlllon, lnctudlt1Q raa1on1bty axpenMI ot 1111 TrullM, 11 11'11 time end upen-ol 1111 Tru11... where Iha reel Pfopert)' 11 tocated. publication of 11111 notice. lf'la total Pureu1n1 10 SectlOn 6104(0) of Hit mated tau, ch•rou 1nd of lnlllel publleallon or 11111 Nouee.11 Tiii beneficiary unoar MIO 0..0 Oale. o--nbef 16, 1082. amount o! tile unpllO balance of IM Ille Internal Revenue Code, notlc4 I• expen-of 1111Truet ... II1111 llma $232,941 55 of Truel natatofore axec:YleCI 11110 OHIO AMERICAN obllgellon aacurao by th• above hat9by gtwn that the annual report of lnlllal pub11ea110n of 11111 NOllCA. It oa1eo January 4, 1963 oallvarao 10 111a un0.,1lgn1d • SERVICES, INC Oeacrtbad O••O of trutl 1no tOf Iha calender year 1882 of the $10,433 '° San Mllflno S1v1~ Wfltlan Oeclat•tlOn of deflUll and t80t E. Ninth SI Htlm11ao co111. upantH and BLUVA FOUNDATION, • prlvlla Dated Oeeember :ze, 1882. end Loin AllOClatlon Oarn1no for Sala, and a Wflllan CMwlat\d, ()No 44114 IOVtnc:e9 II $181.287 54 founOlllOt1, la 1vall1bla II Illa SAN MARINO SAVINGS ANO • Callforn1• corporation Nolte. or Oeltull 1110 ElaQilOn 10 (216) ee&-2222 Tl'la benellelary undat Mid 0..0 rouno111on'1 prtnclpel olftca for LOAN ASSOCIATION u TrualM Sall Thi undarllgned cauaed Mid Gerald Goldberg, ol Trust heratolOf• executed and lntPectlOtl o..rtng regul1t butl,,_ A Cellfoml1 corpor111on By Real E1111a No11ca ol Oef1u11 at10 Eflcllon to Exec. v. Praeldenl oellva"O 10 Iha undaralgneO 1 llouB from 9 • m. to 6 p.m. by 111y u Tru't... Securf11et Sarvlca Saft to be recorded In Iha county and AMI S.C..etMY wr1t11r1 OIGlaralloo of OetllUll and c:llilarl wtlo reque111 II within 180 REAL ESTATE SECURITIES a Clllfornl1 corpor1Uon ..._.Ille real prQ9911Y 11 loUlac!. Publlillad Orange Coul Oally Oam1no for Sala, 1nO a wrlllan mwtlnQ 10 "II Illa VllCllllC'/ on Illa 1883 Boero IOf 111 nflh (5) Board member 01y1 •lier Iha data ol llllt SERVICE, a Callfomla , lls Agent Oe11 01/07183 Piiot Jan 7, 14, 21. 1N3 Notice ol Default and ElactlOn 10 ~2 put>flcatloo. c:orporlllOn, Ill Agent By 0 J MOfgar FIRST CHNn'ER S745-8:Z Salt The unO«llQned ceuaed Mid Tiie lounOallon'• pnnclpel olllele 2020 N 8roldwl)', •208 Ill Pr ... danl FINANCIAt. Nol"• Of Oafaul1 Ind EleellOn 10 .IOMf 8facMf. 8-d o4 Dtraetor• Otd World OWMfl ~laftoft ta IOcalad 11 1081 Entrlde Or . La Slll'lla Ana. CA 02708 (SE.ALI CORPORATION P\RJC NOTICE Sall 10 be reco<ded In Iha county Htbf'a, CA 90e31 • (714) 853-&atO 2020 Norlh Broedwav Sta By w 14 Htrdln where Iha rut J><operly 11 localed. ,ICTITIOU• .u .... u Tha name ol Illa prlnctpal Publlthad Or•no• co ... 1 011~ 208 111 Attorn.y In lact • K-OlUS Perty conouctl"ij 111• PEELLE rta.IC NOTICE NA• ITATWMINT mtnagar or Iha foun01llon 11 Piiot. o.c 31. 1982. Jtn 7, 1 , S1111• An1 CA 927C>e Tru11 .. ·1 i'ddrMI' 4150 N Palm NOTICE OF DEATH OF FINANCIAL CORPORAT!Of'. 197 E. fl aOMd CIC 1 o I EOOAA A LUCIOI 1883 (714) 9~3-8810 Str .. t Fu1t.non Calllorvla 82635 Hamlllon Ava , •202, Cltnpt>lit, CA N~A~-.!~ ~-Q•Rr::!.Now0ingUNP•1r0'0N" .:,CoRnOg ,.200 ,.. _ _;!_RRlmFISRdHB.,ES-IN1.0EIQ7 · 5722-82 Publlahed 011no• Cout Ollly Phone t7U)871·3221 SADIE MONTGOMERY 95008. Piion• (408) 888-UH .....,,_. ,._._, " ... " ~·1-· 17-C -------------PllOt Jin 7 14 21 1983 Pubt11nao Orange CoHt 01lly AND OF PETITION TO FIRST AMERICAN TITLE. Trull ... (714) 11'7-1470 SYSTEMS. 443-C Hamlllon Streat, Anaheim Hllll. CA 82907 P\B.JC NOTICE 170.83 P1to1. Jill' 14, 21, 211. 1883 ADMINISTER ESTATE NO by PEELLE FIN AN CI AL Pul>llaneo Orange Coaal Oally Coal• M .... CtJllornle 82827 PuDllat'ted Or1ng1 CoHI Oally c--238-83 A ll•tte• ' CORPORATION. AQanl, VIRGINIA Q PllOt, Jan 14, t98l 2H-83 .... _... P\ll.IC NOTICE • .. .,. H TH ROC I( MORTON, Vice PllOt, Jan 14, 15, 21 , 1883 Harold N McCoy. 2222 um NOTICI ~ TMJaTll'a IAU DI-'C NO?U't To all hein, benef'-'n""'-Pr-""-t 30$-83 Trff Line, F'allbrooll. California 197'1 ,IC-....'a •"..... ,._, ''"" -~ .....,..., 82028 DI-IC ...,.._ T.a. :Jt1 .... na'ft.NT ., _ credllou and contingent Dated January 3. 1983 iii;'1iiiil-iiiir.iiiiiiii~ ....... ~ .... -~ i. ......,., .... ao .... .,. .. ~ "'"~ " .. _ c r. di' tor• o f Sad'. Pub11111ao orange CoHt oany .. _ ----~· VJ YOU AM IN OlFAU\.T ~"A The lollOwlng peraona .,. dO<ng lllOTIC9 ~~•ALI " "' J 7 14 21 11183 DlllH 1011 Ind~ NOTICa"' TRU9Tlr• aALa OllD 0, TltU8T. OATIO l>UlineM -T.&. ... ,.. Mont1omery and penoru Pllol. '" . . • 1"""83 11 .. r:.i HarOION.M~ lllll'la L.--~ DICDl8«A2.1tlt.UMLlll\'OU AIRWAY LEASING, 7404 ~ANTNOTICITO who may be otherwlae ---------------Thlt lltlamanl wu ,._,"' T.9. No. I~ TAKI ACTION TO 'ltOTICT Saddle HI" Trell, Orcenga, Calllornla "'C>Pmn'Y ow.ft: interet1ed in the will and/or .,_.,. WlTlC[ County Clar1! ot Orange County on T .0. SE~VICE OOMPANY. I TOUlt ,IOPIATY, IT MAY II 82889 YOU Ma .. OIPAUl.T UN01R A ,._ "" ADAMS Oeoambat 21. l852 F20U1:11 C•llfornla oorpot1tlon. H duly aOU> AT A~ IAUt. If' YOU Cllarlee O MllcMI>. 7404 saocne DllD Of' TMIST, DATIO AUGUaT estate: .....,,. R .. "'AMS SR appointed True\H under Iha Ml:ID AN l~MATION Of' THI HIM Trell, Orange. California 928e8 I , 1111. UNLlal YOU TAK• A petition hu been filed ACTYTIOU8 ..,._.. HENRY ~ • • PuDlltlleO Orange Co1tl Dall~ fotlOwlng Oeectlbad deed of lrvtt NATU"I 0' THI PltOCIEOINO Georgi St11cllallord, 1278 ACTION TO ftltOTICT YOU" by Mark N . Montgomery, NA• STA~ resident of Laguna Beach, Pl101. Oec 24 3l 1982• Jan 7 14• Wl\.L SELL AT PU8LIC AUCTIOfol AQAtN•T YOU. YOU IHOULO Lanlet Boule"8r0. Alltnll. Georgia "'~"·"MAY. toLO AT A aka Mark Montf:omery In Tiie rouowtng pe<IOn •• doing Ca. PUiied away on January l963 S607-82 TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CONTACT A LAWYlll 30308 "'9lJC •AU. • YOU Ml.ID AN h s I f OU .......... 12. 1983 Survived by his CASH (pay1bta •t llml of Mle In On FabrU"Y 4, 188S, •• 9 1!1 John B Carrington. 990 111111 l!JCl'\.ANATION Of' THI NATUM l e uper or ourt 0 SARA'S CHINA MARKET M I Ad 3 P\JBl.IC NOllCE lawtul money of the United StalN) A M , S1~1ng1 M or1g1ga Lane, Leguna BHcll, Callfornla CW THE "'OCUOINO AOAINIT Orange County requestini CAFE. LTO, clo Wiiier an< wife ar on ams. attrlght,utlaencllnt-loon.,..,,.O Corporation, H duly 1ppolt11ao 82851 YOU, YOU aHOUL.D CONTACT A that Mark N . Montgomery. Herpolt.810~Cent•Orfvol. children, Henry R. Adamll, FtCTTTIOUI eu ... u 10 encl"°"" held l)y It under Mid TrullH un01r 1no pureu1n1 10 W1rran M Zlt>olet, 100 LAWYEll aka Mark Mont.aomery be Sull• 1630. Newport eaac;ll, Jr and Linda Adarrui and MAm aTATOllMT OHO ot Trull lt1 Illa property Oaed ol Tru11 recorded January :ZS. Londonbtrry Road. NW A11an11 On Februiry 2. 1983. at to oo l d l Cllllfomla 028eO Howard Adams. Memorial ~ha rol!Owlng peraon• •• dotog lllflineftar ~flbed 1882. H 1na1 No 82·027338, ot Oaorgta 30327 AM RESIDENTIAL EQUITY appo nte. ai per•o.na Lout• S1utu. 350 sou In S 11 b h Id ~.. TRUSTOA.R08ERTJ OALEencl OfflclalRecordllntheollaoftl'la Georg• Rl11lara. 8808 FINANCIAL .. duly 1ppotn1ao rep~tauve to~ FlgU8fOI StrMt, Sulla 270, LOI ervices wt e e 983°n ANTHONY MORTGAGE MARY A OALE,hult>lndandwlfa. Cout11yReco<Oe<olOrengaCounty SaOOl•b•ck Orlva Orange, TrullH under end pu,.uan1 to the e1tate or Sadie Anoafet,Callf0fntall007' Monday . January i 7• l at COMPANY, 131 N Tu111n Ava .. u )otnl ,_,. Slit• of C1llforn1a e.acuteo by CalllOfnl• 92881 OeeCI of Truel recorded Augu11 26. Montgomery, Costa Mesa, fnt1 t>ullnaaa 11 oonduClted by• St. Catherine's Cath olic Suite 101, Tustin. CA 92e80 BENEFICIARY CHARTER Robert v Snyder and Sl•ll• R Thi• bulln-11 conducted by• l98I, u Intl No. 3-45!>8, In bOOk California, (under the llmlted partnettlltc> Church , Laguna Beach, Ca. H1rry A Macll1nlck, Inc . e THRIFT ANO LOAN Snyder. l'luaband 1nd will H jOtnt genaral pat111trlllllp 14 t88, PIQI 404 ol Olllclel tion Louil S11111u at 4:00PM ln lieu of flowers C1llfornl1 corporellon, 220 Nice Recorded April 14. t882 M Instr 11nanlt. WILL SELL Al PUBLIC John B CtrrlnQlon Recofdl In Iha office 01 lhl County Independent Admirustra Oeneral Pwlnar Lana •214 N1wpotl &Heh. CA No 82-129138 of Offldal Aecorda tn AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8100ER Thi• 11.iement WU lllad With Illa Racorderl of Orange County. Stet• of E.tatel Act) The petition Thll 11•1-' WU filed wllh ,,.,. t h e fa m I I y re q u eats 92883 Iha oflloa o4.,,. A41cofder of Orange FOR CASH (p•y•ble II 1im. Of .... County Cler1I ot Ori/IOI County on of Celllomla. Haculael l)y ESTHER la aet for hearing In Dept. County C1erlL of Orange County On donations be made 10 South Thi9 ~,....ta conducted by• County: teld dead of lrval deecrlbet In lawful money ot th• United Oecembtr 17, 1882 TABAK . .,, unmerrled woman. WILL No. 3 at 700 Civic Cent.er Oecemt>er 21. 1082 c 0 as t Medical Center OOfl><l'lllOn ,,.,. lollowfng ptooertY: Slalea) II .... front entrance lo Iha llAJtY I(. CA.RAINOTOM, llQ. SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO s \.out• .. UTU Foundation For Nursing in Herry A Mect'lanlcll, Inc. Lot 46 of trKt No. 1237 In the old Or1no• Coun1y CourlhOUll, lfttt a..._... HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH Drive West, anta Ana, Att-r •• ~ H •• ,,. .... _ ... _ ... ~ "'IY of ..._..... 8"ch County of located on S1n11 Ana Blvd , ....... .._....,, c..,w 0.1-bla 1 11 r •· 1 1 ...... , Ca I ll or n I a 112 7 0 2 on -• ~-tt--" memory of Henry R Adams. p~, ......... _,,.... °'enoa.'Si;t. d Call!~. u per ba'-l svc-. and Broedway, ;..:906, c_..._._· _ ~ 01 ~ ... ~t~ ~;,_:, :ii~ February 9, 1983 at 9:30 a.m. ;.; ;,r--,..,.. BUDDLE Tiii• 1t11ament wu tllacl wl1ll tl'le "'119 r-cled In book '°· PIOM 19 S11111 An• CA. all right, 1111e and .... pett lhaefl. ---Nortfl main anlrlln()I 1o the County IF YOU OBJECT to the Loa Mfelee, Calltamle I007t LE County Cler'! of Orange County on end 20, Mlacellanlcul M~. In the '"'.,"' conveyed 10 and now held 'aoef79 CourtnouM. 100 CMc Cent• Ortve. '21DD11 ETHEL s Bu D 0 . Jan 11 1883 otflce of Iha Coutll'/ Recot081 of l)y 11 under ulO 0..0 o! Trv•• In 1111 PuDll•ll•O Or1t1g• CoHI Ollly WHI, S1n11 An• CA 92702, 111 granllng of the petltJon. you Publl•h•O Or1no• COHI 0•111 passed away on January 13, no7141 Mid Counl)'. properly lltualacl In 1110 County Pttol, Dec 24, 31. 1982, Jan 7. 14, right lllla and iniar .. 1 conveyed to should either appear at the Piiot, o.c. 24, 31, 1882, JM 7, 14, 1983. she was a resident of Publlshed Orange COHI O•lly 484 SEARA ORIVE. CORONA •nd Sl•I• OffCrlbad.. 1983 end~ held by II under~ Oeeo hearing and 1tate your t083 Newport Beach. Ca. She Pll01 Jan 14, 21. 2e, Feb 4, 1883 OEL MAR. CALIFORNIA Loi 30 or Tract No t872, In 1ne 5637 82 ol Trutl 1t1 lhe property a11ua1tc11n obEtlons or fil.e written ~ W•• an active member of the . 25()..83 YOU AM• oel'AULT UND«Jt A Ctty o! Coel• M .... ••tho-on 1 Mid County and Sllladacrlbad ... ob tion1 with the court -------------DUO Of TMIST OATH> UM. U. map recorded In Booti S3 PIQM 47 Ml.IC N()TlC[ "" unOMded • ., 1nt....i 1n ano to P\lllJC NOTICE St. Andrew's Presbyterian f'tB.IC NOTICE Ma. UNUU YOU TAKI AcnoM llVOUO'I 48 or MtllOlllanaou• MIP9. Lot &5 01 Traci 10546 Mlhownon1 be ore the hearing. Your Church and the Tue1day TO "'ORCT YOUR "'°"""'"· In,,.,. offtca oJ.lha County A«:otdar STAHMEN,!.MU.ul ~ ...... _.._. ..... ~ •51, ...,_. ap.._.,.....,.. may be in ,._,__n ltO'T1CI TO CMDfTOM C b S h urvi ed f'ICTJT'IOUI 9Ul*E&I IT MAY N a0U> AT A flUaUC or IAIO Cout119" ..,..-vr -.... ·~.,.... ~·.,........'" ..-..-~---...---~ MA.K ~tl:NR Bridge Ju eLSs v ...._ITAft .. NT IALI. If YOU Malo AN Th••lrHl•OOru11nOolhar '1CTmouatul .. llNAMI l4llSlncluttveorMl1Cellanaou• ocbyyourattorney. (ileol,11CH .. '97U.C.C.) by her loving husband of 27 Th• following per1on la doing txf't.A•ATION Of' TH« NATUll« common Oaalgnatlon. If 1ny, of the Tlla followtng pareona 11a11a M~•9 =:,• ~~~:!'r.~:'::~ar I F Y 0 U A R E A Notice 11 haraby ~==t to lhf yean Charles 0 . Budd4!. l bualneaa u M TH« f'AOCUOtNO AOAINIT real property OffCrlbao 1bov• I• 1b1110oned Iha uM of Iha Ftattlolla c:ommon dallQnlllon 11 any of tna CREDITOR or a contingent cradllon ot Matted! 8w1'ncJ. grandson Hilary Schneider R 0 NA L 0 H 0 L SREE NS YOU, YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A purport ad 10 DI 2162 Siiia ButlneaJt••' N"-O'"'N P"'OOUCTIONS. real proe>en'I Oucriti.ci 1t,0..,. 11 creditor of the deceued. you Inc., A C1tllornl1 Corpo~.: d 7 d h Jd C 0 M M 0 0 I T Y F UT U LAW'tlll Avenue. Co111 MaH C1llfornla -,.. ., _,. 10 ••-• ........, "--fU -•-·-"th th 'k-*<lr . ..._ ~ .....,_ an great-gran c 1 ren. COMPANY 3931 MacAl1hu< Blvd "(If • 11rta1 add,_ or common 92627 2091 Buel Canulr Ortw Sutt• purport_. 10 be ........... .,, ....... must e your........,., Wl e la 313 Eal•. City of eo.ta Meaa, Services will be held on Sulla 208 Nawporl Be1c:11. CA OHlgnatlon 11 111own ebova, no Tiie unoaralgn•O fruit•• 100.1rvtne~lltornl• 92714 ' 1~~-C~nO~~!~ignaO Trull•• court or present it to the County ol Orange. State of Fnd.ay, January 14, 1983 It 92880 warranty I• given 10 Ill 011c111me any 1l1bltlty ror eny Th• Flcllllou1 Bu11nu1 N1m1 dlactilmi any lltblllty ror any peraonal representative C.llfornl• lh•I a bulk tranetw •• ll:OOAM at the Pacific View Ronald H. i'";2~• King•. comptat-Of correct-)." 1ncorr9Ctneta of Illa 11ree1 aodrw r•l•rr•d to aoova wu 11110 tn Incorrect-of,,.,. atreat addrtN appointed by the court ~==•==~ Chapel with Dr John A. ~ 8eeoh. A The bar'lefk;lary under Mid Otad and ot,,., common daalgnatlon. II Of•noe County on Auoust '· t880 and otl'lef com'"°" Olalgnation. If with.in four montha from the 340•"• 8a11hora Drive , C·ll" of S Thi• oo.W-11condu<:ladl)y 111 of Trvat. l)y r...an of• l>rt!IQI Of 1ny. thOWn herein r11a No F142409 lhown ,.,.,.,n .,. ,.. , Huffman. Sr of . t . Individual detaull In !he awgatlonl MCUracl Said ••I• will be mioa. but E JamH Rolln, 3700 Pl111 91·810 HI• wlll b• maoa. bul date of first l11uance of Nawpott 8elatl. Count( of ar.,.. Andrew's Presbyterian Ronald H. OIMt'I 111etaby, l'lefetofOfa axaclllled a.no .without covan1n1 or w1rr1n1y. Orfve, Santa Ana. Cellfornla 027~ wlllloul covenenl or wirrinty, letterl as provided ln Section State Of Celltomta C h u r c h o f f i c i a t l n I . Thia •l•t-• wat flied """ ,,,. Oallv•r•O lo th• und•r•IQn•O • tJCIM'IH Of lmplltd. rag1110lng 11111, O • n I• 1 Mc B 1 Io• . 8 O 8 7 •K~ or omptiad, ragard"'O lltle, 700 of the Probate Code of The property to be ,,.,..,.,.,_. II Intennent at Pacific View County Claf1C ot Oranga County on Wl'lttan Oeclarallon of Ollaun and '°•-•Ion, Of ancumbr1ncee, 10 ca1101um. Fount1tn V•llay. po11a111on, or ancumbr1t1cu. California. The time for dMcf1bed In generll ee:.All ttodl In M ---'-' p k p 'fie View Jan 4, 1883 ,._,.11 Demand lor Sele. and wrltlart no11ot ,.~the ram11n1no p(fnolp1t 1111m of CatllOfnla 92108 lncluOlnQ ten, chttgn end '"'"'" claiml will not ex...i-'.'!"'oftlxt1 .. ~1 w' equipment ancSQOOd "'"1U<UU ar . &Cl .--of bf'-=tl and of er.ctlon 10 CIUM Iha note(•) NCUfed l)y Hid OtMd Of Tiile OUll-••• conouctld by. HI*\-of,,.,. Trut ... and of,,,. ·~"& ..... "' ..... ... Ind Sutflno ~ Mortuary di.recto1'. Publl•h•O Orange CoHI Oally 111a unoar11on•O to nit ••10 Trull, with tt11trHl 111araon. " general partE.. JnerlhlPR...._ tru•ll created by Hid Offd 01 prior to four monthl from knOWn u Santa 8trt>ara Surf Sella, , " McCOb4tea MOlTUAllH Laguna Beach 494 9415 Laguna H111s 768 0933 San J uan Cap1s1r;1no 495 1776 HAmlO. LAW~MT OUYI Mortuary • Ceme te') Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 54-0 5554 "'HCI .. OTHUS la&. .. OADWAT MOITUAH 110 Broadwav Costa Me5a &42·91SO IA4. Tl IHGHOM SMTH & TUTHILL , WHTCLM CHA"1. 4~7 E 17th St Co~ta Mes• ~46-9371 Piiot J111 7. 1<1. 2t. 28. 1983 property 10 Mliaty Mid obllgettona. provtdad tn said no1a(11. adv-. -"'"' Tn111 10 pay l.ntar•t thereon ltom the date of the hearln1 aka Melleck Wind Surtlng •n4 I09-83 1nd thereafter the undar11gt1•0 11 any, under ,,.,. 1erm1 of MIO 0..0 Thi• •t•t-1 wu flied with Illa June '· ,882 11 14.00% per annum noticed above toc...o al 7 t 1 Waat 17th Street, ------------1 cell8ed Mid nottcie of br.-cfl l'ld of of Trull. tau. c11.,9u 1no County Clerk of Oranoa Couniy on .. provided In Hid nol8C•l otui YOU MA y EXAMINE Ste. G·8, City of Co•I• MaH, P\JBUC NOTIC£ ~loo lo be Recorelad September tkpenaet of 111e Trv•I• and or 11111 Oecember 21, 1982. co•tt end any aovenc•• of County of Orange, State of ----------------1 22. t082 .. IMlfU NO. 82-353818 of trutlt cr11ted by Hid o .. d ol CA""ITZ a KAtDAN s 1,()49 .... with lntar•I. the fUe kept by the court. u Caltfoml•. flCTTnOUa wa ... 1a Offlolat Aeclof01. Trv1t. IOe1 .,.._. Ce11tw Of'"' The~ under Mid Dead you are lntere1ted In the Th• bulk 1ren1far will :J ...._ 8TAftmNT 1 110 uta wlll be mede, but The total amount of Ille un9ald lirWIM.autta 21111c.......,,' I. 12111 ... fn•iat her.._at ... oofc ~. •ll-led and -•·•• ku may file a ,_..uest -•.o Ofl or antt the T .... ,.............., -~• ·-..,...... I h I I o warr"'nty f , .... .....,..,. 1•---' v-•• ........ ---""· ·-. ,._of F ............ , ...... et 10!"' A. .. ·----""' --· --~ ... .., I OU covan•n r • • t>llaoce 0 ·-.,.,..,,. '''" --p .. ,I II-" o· c I 0 lty dellvared lo lh• unO•,.IQn•O • I h t lO I -~ ,..__, ....... '"" -l>ulll-.. ·~ or 1rn911ac!, ragarotno tm.. by lh• properly 10 b• IOIO ttld u ... ""' range OH • wrnten Oecl••llon of OeflUll and w t t e cour rece ve •t WfSTlAN MUTUAL E8CAOW LAUBACH ANO RAND ~IOn. Of enc;umbrlllC .. , to ra11on1bta Hllm11ao co111. Ptlol,O.C 24,31. 1g42,.J1n 7.14, O.minO 101 Sale, ino 1 wrlnan speclel notlce of the ~ft: Attn: A"OITH mEUAlflN, MAAKETINO REPORT . 2108 pay the remllnlng ptlnClpel llU!'ll of •KP«I-and ldvlt\ON II Iha time 1883 u.,8_8~ Notlee of o.tiull 81'10 Eltcltlon IO inventory of Htale a~ta .tlOtl ad<lr ... la 14081 So. Y~ Wiidfiower Cr . BrH. C1t1torn11 1111 notl(•I ..cured by uld Dead of of th• lt1lll•I publlc1t1on of Ill• .,..... -.. w . The underalOned cauMd Mid and of the petlt.lonll accounta Sul'-101. Tuattn. c.tlfomla. 9:ze:z1 Trval. wtlh Inter•• u In NJd not• t-101tc. of Sele 11116, 147 73 .,._,,. NOTICE Nollot of o.teulf 1t1d Election to and report• dHc'riMd In In~~~ fllln010 ~ L 1no R. 1ncorporat10. • ptovldad, tdV-. If ltl}'. under The beMllcllll)' und« llld Oaed l'UUU\I Sell 10 be r««ded tn the county 200 f h "--~ ·-·-·--· Celltornta corporation, 2108 the term• ot ukl Deed ot TNll, of True• rieratot0<1axteutaO111d '1Cnnc>Ua.,..... wtwetha•-'PfOC*1Yletooa\ad. Section l .5 o t c ~ 1. tN3 Wlldllowa1 Cr . BrH. C1111ort1t1 1-. ctllrQll encl~ of Iha dtllva rtO 10 the unde ratgnao • NA• ITA~ Dela ~ s. tM2 Callfornia Probe~ c.ode lo lar u I• known lo Ill• 02921 Trv1t" l'ld of ,,,. lrvala Ct'tltld ~ -1uan OtclarlllOn of DlllUll and The 1ottow1no pereOll ta doing A•• Id 1n11 at E q u 11 y Brta. G. SayUD, An.nMJ TrllnllfeNe, .. ~ narn. and Thll bu..,_ 11 conducted by • MIO 0..0 of Truat. Otmet1d for Sela, 1t10 • written l:>ueinlaa u ; Flnal'Cl•I at Law 1414t 8eedl Blvd., tddllor :.!! ' '-'1 .. _ ~-Tr~ corporetlOn. Said •••• wlll be halo on Notloe of Oeftutt and EJectlOn to A8TRO TOOL & "'AOHINE 11 Mid INl1• S•lt• ltt, Weetml•tter, , r the~ • ....:=...:.-;;7-. , .... 2-·-L encl R, lncori>Oflltd Wl!ONE!OAY, l'EBRUAAY 2. 1883. Sall. The underllgnec:l oauetd Mid 00, l521 MtcArthut 81Yd . CO.ta «82 hrranca Pl!wf .. Ste. ou.d: ~-'" ..., PautA.Uiubech 11 :z:oo p.m .. at th• Chapman Notlelt of o.taull 1nd Elaollon 10 M-.cAo2m 170 Callfenla l&•U. ('11') AtedLodlhart l/.P-Tr-ar A-anttencetottltCMoC«ll• Sell to be r-dtd In lf'la county J-UOyd HM!, 2021 At1101c1 1Mne,CA027t4 ll~HH Tr.,_.,.. Tiiie 1111-t wu filed With Ille BulldlnQ, 300 Eut Chapmen where,,,. rael llf°'*1't It localed. SI ,~ Mela. CA 02ea7 (7t4) 65:Z-48S8 Publt.el\ed Orant• Coa•l 0.111 lltubllafltel Ort"" CoHt 0~ eouniy Clerk of Orenot COuMy °" AvtnUe, Orenga, Celffomta Dal• Oecembtt 28, 1182 J-L Hiii By ~aty •• llarllon Pllo\, Jan ...... lO, 1• !'lot. Jan. , •• 1~ *>2 JWl 4, 1083 NOTICE: At time of .... bldl may I~ Mongage Thia ... ,_I w11 flltd with \ha AeMlant Stcnlery 210-a !---.......... -.-~~~--- ,_ bt m•CI• In ouh end/or 111' COri>ofllton County Cl9rk of OrMQ9 County on ftubllthtd Oreno• Co111 OtllY PtaJC NOTIC( Publltll•O Otano• COHI Dally c .. hltt• or oettlll•d OhtOkl .. Mid Ttllltll 20 ,.., 'PllOt 7 14 21 1983 . Piiot. Jan 7. 14. 21. :ze. 1883 apeclflff '" Clvtt Cod• ltotlon 141J w Otymc>iC llvd. Oeo. • • ..-1 ·Jen • ' ' 111.-, 1----.,---"'---~----11'AT-' GI' ~WAL 10543 "2411. I.GI Anoelet. CIA 000111 Publltlled OtMgt CoH1 Dally ,._ nvtl!A ... ~""'"-.. -----------Al the ~~!.Of !!_t~I,',!.~ ~31*-2NO ftllot,J#I 7, 14,21,al, tN3 .,_.,. MftTM"r fllCTinOUm....... Ol'9A~.-........ -P'\BJC NOnCE ~ V" .,_ "°'--·---hi. Kllhlaen Ann 1111\Wy 157.a .._ ""'._ HAMI 8TAT191WT flllCflflOUI ... - fllCnnDW __,..... ~at•~~~r .... ~balltlOeth• a~• ,. anaoer c o it nN MiiliOUI .,..... Tiie 'olowlrlt '*""'.,.doing ....!!~ tollowlno .. P~!'.,!! NAlllf aTATDmJfT v_.,, "'" ~---~ ubllahtd OranQa 0111 1 Y PlJ8llC fl)1""-MAm WfATIMINT buetntM 111: ....,_..n ... ..,_ ...-··-"-" ....... OHarlb•d d••d o trutl end Piiot, Jan 14, 21, H , 1813 The 10 .. _._.. eon I• dotn'" co•• o .. •TI T • u a T ttll 1*11•aht0 OC*8t1nO ~Ill The fOlloWlng pereona -..... no Htl1t11ted 00111, a11penN1, and . tsW~ ncnnou• ....... "-~ ..... pef •v " ... ".. n fletritoua bvaMel• n&rM Of THI .,.,..,_ -advenote .. MS.ttt. lt. MMm ITA1'11mifT ...... INTaer.loK MA .. INI ... ~~·.u~T~.!!· !.4~~ .... NAA. N'-/IM et •100 ..,_ ....... FO,. PHONll, 1811 Orange To determine th• total .,_II'~ Tha fotlowtno pe1eon I• doing :.:. -·· ,., .._..., ....... , ' 111111 tOI Newport••••" Ave. ea.ta....._ CA t2t27 lndtbtaelneu, you m1y oall .. _... "'"~ ...__._ -· layWOOO Df'tott, Ht~ Mactl, KIN ~"-11 looalMON .,----..,. iit.O • Meurtot C Mamo . 15 tt ---c:.lfbtnla t2NO Clrell !MM CA tt714 --.n..ma'n'/a Ave .• Co••• ...... ~A 41545-1411. 7 1"82 MOT1C9 °" "'A'rt"C"A" COMPUTE.. 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BECAUSE EVEN WHEN I'M A BAD GIRL-- Hf: ~A1,..iTWIT ·~~IAL.L-'I FVfl Mf .A'S '-\'-11'1P/ IF '/OJ CX>J'T ~1:ve l'fi l.OOIC AT~ liAltXING 540E::INA"5/ by Tom K. Ryan By Mark LaskY.) IT'S A LITTLE TIGHT --BUT SHE STILL TUCKS MF; IN by Gus Arriola DEFINE fH£ FOilDWIN& · (S.) EPITAPH WOIJ1. l G.OtSS 1 OON'T ~'JE 10 ~~ ~ 'iOVR &uNO ~£ llJM~ .!'t..i... ee eAcK -ro -rAi...K -ro YOU, 1"0MORROW, MR. GOOCH, eu'T" Pc..eAse 1"RY 'T"O Rf:ME:Me>E:R ... Ll~'fEN,~ ... !'lt\ t4o1 vt~ ~ ~T fE9 ~'.>, &\IT t ~t ~N't 'IOU ~ ~ 'fMl.1' 1-. .. ' lllllJ Piiat FAIOAV. JAN. 14, 1883 Magee hoping for _change • ID An Interesting scenario 11 taking place regarding Kevin Magee You remember him, don't you? UC Irvine Coech BW Mulligan certamly does For those of you who may have been secluded in an Igloo the past year or so and need your memory jarred, Magee is the former two-ume basketball A.U-Amencan who wu drafted • disappointing 39th overall 1n last year's NBA draft. Picked by the Phoenix Suns m the second round, Magee opted for the security (and suaranteed money) of the Italian League when the Suns balked at his contract demands. Now, it appears, Magee is tired or the pasta and pizza and wants to return to the States and, hopefully. the NBA. The interesting part is that Magee doesn't want to return to the Suns who, although they've retamed hlB nghts, haven't so much as placed a phone call overseas to see how the 6-8 forward- center i.a doing. SPORTS COLUMNIST JOHN SEVANO "They (tht' Suns) certainly haven't expressed any interest in hlm," savs Magee's agent, Newport .Beach attorney Dennis Harwood. "According to our information, they haven't seen him. "And the last time we talked they weren't even up to date on what he's dolnft in the Italian League" To bring you up to date. Magee 1s averaging 26.5 pomts and 16 rebounds an outmg, which places the forward third and first, respecuvely, in each department What Harwood 1s hoping for, and has yet to receive, LI penniaalon from the Suna to work out a deal with another NBA club. Harwood h aa reportedly mentioned five teams -Denver, Golden State, San Antonio, Seattle and the Lakera -he would like to negotiate with, but thua far Suns General Manager Jerry Colangelo hun't been very rooperauve. "The 1eaaon la almost over here We have only eight games left," Magee explains. "Colangelo told me before I left (for Italy) they would be checking up on me and I haven't even gotten a phone call. "I don't think they're really interested any more. At least they act like they're not. I just want them to either trade my rights or let me work out something else with another team." Magee has always felt he was of NBA caliber. He felt he proved himseU in college, proved himself during last year's summer league, and has more than proved himself in Italy "I really thmk I should be in the NBA," says Magee "In Italy, I've been able to play my game. scenery And, at the power forward spot, I've been hitting from the outside which they (the Suns) didn't think I c<>uJd do." • • • YET ANOTHER NAME has crop~ up In the Rams Great Coaching Search. LaVem Torgeson. currently the defensive line roach for the Washington Redakina and formerly an assistant coach of the Rams (1969-70 and 1978-80) in the same capacity, haa been recommended to owner Georgia Frontiere by more than one penon within the It.ams organization. Torgy, well laked by the Rams playen (whJch probably isn't a plus aa far as Geor,P. la concerned), has been instrument.al in revamping Waahinaton'• defense Torgy, cont.acted m Washington where the Redskins are preparing to meet Minnesota Saturday, said he would be interested (See MAGEE, Page Cl) Baron reversal? F V wrestlers tryin g to get off Inat 0., ............ by Clwtee •e.n 'Bernard Ussery of Irvine finds his way blocked as Estancia'& Gavin Warlaumont ( 40) towers over him. By ROGER CARLSON Of the Deltr "'°' 8t8" There's nothing quJt.e like enjoying the status of No. 1, but It's not aU gravy, especially if you stumble. Fountain Valley Hlgh's wrestling team can confirm that -the Barons are getting ready for the annual Five Counties Invitational at their campus with a bitter taste in their mouths -they actually finished THIRD at the recent El Camino Tournament of Champions. It's the Yankees syndrome -third place simply won't do when you're ranked No. 1 in the CIF 4-A, Orange County and the Sunset League. 20-0 In dual matches and do it with a lineup which resembles Murderers' Row. Among Fountain Valley's list of wrestlers are Trevor Thompson ( 140), and his brother Brandt (147) and Tim Manchin (203). But the heart of the team i.a at 157, 169 and 187 pounds -where Paul Whitley, Louie Penaflor and Jay Rumell reside. That trio combined for a 47-1 record prior to the El Camano Tournament, but Whitley and Penaflor each spht four matches, among other dJsappoin tments. F..ach IS in a different category with their coach, John Rosales. who is eyeing h1.1 fourth Sunset League title in five years. For starters, Whitley in the dog house Ls with his coach. Choosing skiing over practice during the December holidays was not received warmly by Rosales. according to Whitley. Penaflor lost two matches aft.er going unbeaten for six weeks. He's the worker of the trio, one who relies on condltionlng and a heart to get it done, but who admittedly found out overconfidence can do you in. Russell pouesses the best of Whitley and Penaflor, combining a natural skill with the willingness to put in the necessary work, and success ha,,n't spoiled him. The Barons have collected two dual meet tournament titles and were second at the 32-team Las Vegas Invitational, and that has Rosales, worked up. "It's not that we lost, but the way we did 1t, without a fight," says Rosales. "This group is a little looser than teams of the past, it's not as intense, taking things for granted, feeling we're better than we a.re. a little soft headed." It would appear the Barons have a tough row to hoe and Penaflor sums up the wm syndrome: 'It's not even questioned," says the 18-year-old Penaflor. "We have to win, nothing less than a big win." While Saturday's finals at the Five Counties Invitational will fi.nd a great pereentage of the state's top wrestlers involved, it's actually a breather for the Barons, simply because placement among the top four is an accompU.hment, not necesaari.ly a downer. "1 just want to go as far as possible and place Irvine can't board up Estancia Va queros have rebounding edge, but Eagl es own th e points, 73-64 By ROGER CAR~ON OflM o.n, "°' ..... Control the boards and you can usually write your own ticket ... unless you're up against i:.atancia Hlgh's Eagles in Sea View League basketball. Irvine Hlgh'1 Vaqueros held a conunmanding 50-32 ~e in rebounds Thunday night, but that was about the only facet of the game they could bq,aat an advantage u the hoat Eaales simply ettacked at both enda of the court, jumped to an early lead and were never threatened ln a 73-64 Victory. The win keepa Coach Larry Sunderman's ~ abreast of 4-0 Corona del Mar in the race for ~ title, while Irvine falls into a three--way Ue for third. two pmea off the pace. Jtrn CurUI, a 6-10 junior, led the way for the wi.nJ'llTI with 20 pcmta durinl an ewruna when all five ~ starters acored in double flaw-. Doua Plnc:kne~ added 18 polntt and Jon Johntt.on, Gavtn Warlaumont and Gary Jaepr each eontrlbuted 11 counter. In •n lmpreaalve pet'(onnance for the Eaalee. o...rti.. acttna u a ll'f\Jl8I' outside of Irvine's llODe, alnaed the nett f.rcm outaide, in addltlon to = off nine _.ta and c:omlnc up with flve Ye 1teala. ••curt11 pla~~ll tont1ht," ottered S~ "but w• the key. He d1d an .-U.t job on BObby Rhodes (lrvlne'a point . ~ and he aot put IUpport from Pinckney and 'J~anthepna" BbOdn. who ecored 22 polnta on Tuetday ~ Untwtllty. w• held to two ttM throws. 'HPreleure on their 1u1rd w•• • key," added • dunderman ''And a couple of spurts hurt them on our press. I don't think they acored on a layup." Sunderman was right, Irvlne failed to count.er. Ten assists and six steals were credited to Johnston. aho a junior. It was virtually over at the end of the first ... Johnston was the key. He did sn excellent job on Bob by Rhodes and h e got great support from Pinckney and Jaeger on the press. period• the Eqles ~ed aw~ from a 14·10 l.e.d with eeven counw., hlilhted b an eye-popplna pus acro11 • c:row ed key ?..om Curtl1 to Warla~t, who cashed the ullat In whh an euy bucket. That made it 18·10 with 1:19 lett ln the quarter and forced lrvlne Co.ch Al Htrrln1 to call hi• leCOnd t.l.meou t. "They (&tancla) alw•)'I have thoee type of klda." said Herrtna of Eatancia'1 two.way attadt, crowdtni the buellne on offmae and utllbfNS • 10lid p~ on defen1e. "Turnovtra, that w11 detlnltely 1 key," conttnu•d Herrlna, who saw hit tum fade compleiely CM of lltht With 6:48 left ln the pme (88-42) before a la&e tlWTy pve the flnaJ ecore aome "9pectabUJty. I • Irvine was guilty of 24 turnovers -12 in each half -and il was largely diae to the ball-haYfking F.atancia defenae. Irvine's first half showed only a 0-for-26 performance from the field and Herring credited Eatancia'• defense for the 34.6 percent shooting. "They've always got • hand in your face," continued Herring. It was ai.o a physically punishing game and again It was the Eaeles who won the battle of emoUon1. Herring ap-eed. "tt hu to be our wont aame since loaing to University in overtfme," added the Irvine coach: Bernard Uaaery and Doug Brozovich picked off 13 and 10 board.a respectlvefy, and double figure ICOrina WU tumed ln 6y Lance Neal (16), Brozovich (l~) and 10phomore Jeff Blelman (14). Sunderman wu dellahted with his team'• 1howtnc and called it "the best flnt half we've played at home ln two years." At halftime the Eailes were breez.lna to the tune ol 3Nl4 with a MeJnlnllly unttoppebfe attack built around CW'tia, but wtt.hln a network of five threat.a. tf there were any doubt.a, the r..tlee made ahort work of It et the outlet of the third quarter u Pinckney went In for a layup, Curtla followed with a layu'p off Johntt.on'• steal and Johnlton added another layup off an Irvtne t.urnowr to up the marQln to 43-24 with l :58 1penl. lt wu the aecond time in thJ'ee 1•mes the r..,lel haw Neelved double dJclt icorinC trOln thelr five •W1MI. and the final 1\au.tk:a foUnd r.\anda dMllnc with Irvtne'• sone deftNe to the tWll of &2 permnt (2e for &0) as tugh as 1 can," says Whitley, a 17-year-old with sax years of wrestling experience. "I learned a painful lesson ... two pam.ful lessons," admits Whitley about his recent reversals. "The matches I lost were my fault because I wasn't in shape." Whitley as 27-2 overall. Nobody's perfect, but in Whitley's case, this was a matt.er of a defending league champion who finished fourth at the CIF finals as a juruor last year absorbing two upset losses. Jeff T rapp of Yucaipa is expected to be Whitley's chief concern Saturday, a.s.summg the seeded wrestlers advance as expected Penaflor, the worker with a 16-3 record, ls considered the Barons most improved wrestler in physical, emotJonal and academic terms. "He wins some matches he probably shouldn't," says his coach. "He relies heavily on good conditioning and a big heart." Penaflor has utilired the fireman's carry to great sua.-ess, using it as a springboard to near falls and pins. "I've got to be mentally prepared," says Penaflor, "because everyone is out to beat you. "rm used to being the underdog, but I'm not an (See BARON, Page C3) Arnie is back! ·• H e shoots 66, trails b y two LOS ANGELES (AP) -It was a scene from another, earller era. There was Arnold Palmer, trailed by that vast army exulting in his move on the leader, whooplng and yelling at hls every success. There was Palmer, hitching his britches with the old, familiar, nervous gesture; Palmer boldly threading trouble shot through the trees; Palmer, now 53 but again on the prowl, chargmg as he did so well ao many years ago. Calling on the magic he exerted before ~of his current competitors were born, Palmer fought his way to a 5-under-par 66 -his best score on the PGA Tour in at least two years -Thursday in the first round of the Los Angeles Open. a title he first won two decades ago. He was two strokes back of leader Fuzzy Zoeller, who fired a 7-under-par 64. Gibby Gilbert and Australian Open champ. Bob Shearer had 6~. But it was Palmer, probably the most popular player the game has ever known, who generated the excitement on a warm, sunny day. ' 1.oeller, a former Masters champion, was ln a masa Interview, describing his four consecutive birdies and his front aide of 30, when he looked up and saw Palmer. "Come on in, 'King.' They're waitina fOI' you," 1.oeller said, surrendering the floor. But not before he got in a couple of parting shot.a. "How old~ you, anyway?" he asked. ~None of your buatnea.'' responded Palmer. "I'm playing at 7:40 ln the morning. Early ln the year Uke thll, it's sometimes hard to get up thet early," Zoeller said. "h muat be really t.ouah on you. old au~·· "I 11 alve you a wake-up call at six," said Palmer. Palmer's herok:a -whlch t.ncluded two e.:apes from the tnea, a two-putt for par from 20 yarda off the areen. and • two-putt birdie-4 on hie flnal hole which drew roartna applaUM from hla 1allery -all but overshadowed Tom Wa\IOn11 1~ finilhA W1taon, openln,a def enM of the Utlt be WOl'l lalt year at. Rlvlera, 9COt'ed an •l•S on hil 17th hole. And . on hi.I 18th, another pu-&, he 1.aehed a 2-lron MCOnd shot to within 80 lnChea of the n... Bue. he mJmed C.tw eule pu\t and had to •Ule for a birdl that tlnilhed o1f hJa 87. • ••A 87 for the flnt round of the 1Uf:· ftn .. ti.died with It. But rd Uke io ~~ medeMl\~llM putt. That'd be 10me finlah: ea1le, •~!·~~ Wataon, the current U.S. and Brldah 91*' tlU.. holcMr. •c ,, l' ~ .. 1· ' . ,. . ' f:. .. i· I I I ;. t \ l I- r I i - . \ ;. !. t ' ;. . . .. I I: 1'- 1 '. I Oran • Coeat OAILV PILOT ""C!•Y. Januaty 14. 1983 ~----------------------~.--------------------------------------------------------arber, hd r k ep Flyen hot BW Bann ICXftd two p1a anc&.. ' an i and Danyl Statler noichfd a pair of ICNtl M--PhUadelphta bea\ Ptttlb'4J'lh Thunda)' nl•ht, 8·1, &o ----·-·it ib11i'h QDb:; CFJ\l'ltll'lrlfulon Hockey ~· ~. Pit&aburall Ml not:.=w~on:--. Gambler says he '£ ixed NFL games From AP dl1patcbea , NEW YORK A public El] television documentary quotes a • t gambler as saying that he was mvolved in hxmg a dozen National · Football League games between 1968 and 1970 In which gamblers paid off a coach, a quarterback ·and the defensive captain of at least one unidentified team. The documentary al5o suggests that Carroll • I R osenbloom, owner of the .,.. Rams who drowned in 1979, was murdered. Screened here Thursday for the press, it will be shown next Monday as the opening offering In PBS' "Frontline" series. Neither the players, the coach, nor the team or teams involved in the alleged fixes ar~ named . And the flOSINaOOM producers said they had paid an undisclosed sum to the family of John Piazza, the 1mpr1soned gambler who made the allegauons. The gambler, interv1ewed in pri..llon, said he was involved in fixing four NFL games each season in 1968, 1969 and 1970. He said the players involved were paid a flat fee of $300,000 plus 10 percent of what the gamblers made on the fixed game. He said the biggest payoff was $800.000 and said he actually saw players present when money chang~ hands. Quote of the day Paw PbJpps, general manager of the San Diego Clippers, whoee team baa one of the worst records and the lowest attendance average in the NBA: "What we're facing is similar to what the Johnson and Johnson Company is facing with Tylenol. There is nothing wrong with the product, but you would not want to buy it off the shelf." Fresno tale steamrolls 49ers Junior guard Bernard Thompson ·m put in 25 points and teammate Ron Anderson added 23 as Fresno St.ate opened up an 11-1 lead m the opening moments and routed Long Beach St.ate, 75-44, Thursday mght in PCAA basketball action in Long Beach . in the PCAA, forward Sidney Green poured in 23 points and hauled down 14 rebounds as eighth-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas easily d1Sposed of the Uruversity of Pactf1c, 86-63 . . . In Pac1f1c-lO play at Westwood, Darrin Daye, Kenny Fields and Rod Foster scored 17 points apiece to lead fifth-ranked UCLA to a 97-69 rout of Oregon . Forward James McDonald notched 20 pointa and Jacqae Hill • added 19 to lead USC to a come-from-behind , 74 -69 Victory over Oregon State. The Trojans erased a 14-point deficit over the finaJ 18 minutes Sophom ore Jim Bullock tossed in a career-high 18 points as Purdue took advantage of foul-plagufd Ohio State to surprise the 20th-ranked Buckeyes, 64-57, in a Big Ten rontest. Seattle loses seventh straight Rookie Rory WbJte scored 12 of m his 14 points in the fourth period while Maurice Laca1 had eight of his 15 in the final 51h minutes as Phoenix held on for a 102-99 victory Thunday night over : slumping Seattle. The victory pushed Phoenix ~ into a tie for second place in the Pacific Division wjth the Sonics, who suffered their seventh straight loa and eighth in the wt 10 games . In the only other NBA game Thursday, St•ney Moncrief poured in 30 p oints as •• Milwaukee opened up a 13-point lead late in the :· third quarter and held on to beat viaitin$( ' Cleveland, 110-100. .. NFL play offs SECOND ROUND AFC Saturday'.• Game ti\ Philadelphia a1nce 1974, a ·~ of 18 pme9 . . . Pet. PMten. ltMt NHL 1 lffdlna plie. earned hl1 fifth ahut.out of tho Muon while oxtendlnf hl1 unbeaten •truk t.o 2 1a.mes ... Bolt.on 1t.opped Quebec. 2-0 ... BryH Trelller 1COred two 1oela and Miile Be11y bad ~..tau u the New York hlandora oaaed paal New Jersey, ~-2 . . . BlalDe 8toa1~ton acored three goala ~ t.o lead Hartford to IU first •AMO • victory In 13 games, a 4-2 dechlon over vhl ti na Montreal . . . ~ Brad Muwell acored his fourth goal of the 1e'-on midway through the third period to give Mlnneaot.a a 2-1 triumph over Toronto. Citina the pre91ure9 of the job, North Stars Coach G len Sonmor announced his resignation following the game Thunday . . . Lauy MeDoaaJd 8COred two goals, increaaing his league-leading total to 39, as Calgary dumped Vanrouver, 5-2. Tabb chosen top (ernale athlete NEW YORK -Re cord -m shattering Mary Decker Tabb, the best woman's distance runl')er in American hlatory, was named winner of The Associated Press' Female Athlete of the Year Award for 1982 Thursday. The 24-year-old Tabb. a former Garden Grove resident and the first woman track and field athlete to win the honor since Chi Cheng in 1970, received 29 votes in the annual balloting by sports writers and broadcasters. Tennis player Martina Navaratilova fl.nJahed second with 21 votes and golfer JoAnne Carner was third with 9. The 1981 wmner, tenms player Tracy Austm, failed to receive a vote this time. "Wow!" the surprised Tabb exclaimed after learning of the award. "That's great. It's a great honor. [like for people to know what I'm doing. "It also means that people are beginning to recogniz.e women's track and field athletes. Since I've been running (since she was l l years old), it doesn't seem we have been recognized as we should." Los Alamitos granted extra night The California Horse Racmg !!J Board has granted the winter quart.erhorse sea90n at Los Alamitos one additional nJght of racing. The season will now close on Tuesday night, Jan. 18 inatead of the original Jan. 17 closing. The additional night was granted after two nights of the 1eheduled 59-night season were postponed due to fog. No TV for Raiders-Jets game Saturday's second -round • National Football League playoff game between the New York Jets and Raiders won't be televised locally because it isn't a sellout. A Raiders' spokesman said that as of the 1 p.m . Thursday deadline, several thousand tickets for the game remained unsold . . . Veteran r ight-hander Mite Torrez, 36, was traded by the Boston Red Sox to the New York Meta for a player to be named later . . . Bob Toledo, head football coach at the University of Pacific the past four years. has joined the Univenity of Oregon staff as offensi.1e coordinator. Toledo, 36, was the head coach at UC-Rivers1de for two seasons and an assistant at USC three years before talo.ng over at Pacific . . . Donnie Daocu has resigned after four years as head football coach at Iowa State University to accept a position w ith an mvestment real estate firm in his home state of Texas . . . Joe Paterno and J im Wacker, who captured 1982 national championships at Penn State and Southwest Texas State, won Coach of the Year honors from the American Football Coaches Asaoclatlon. Television, radio TV: College ~ketball -Fresno State at Long Beach State, 7:30 p.m., Channel 56 (Taped Thursday.) RADIO: No events scheduled . -... 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 , Minnesota at Washington (Channel 2 ht 9:30 a.m.) 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. Rose Bowl, 3 p.m. Pro Bowl -Sunday, Feb. 6, Honolulu LINCOLN MERCURY 2626 Harbor ltvd., Co1ta Me1a M0-16JO ,. llnitt d Offer ll!AI~ ~·--· u.ctld.W. ON APPAOVID CR!OIT .. "1101'1 PIOll" JOHNSON & SON presents ... I NFL Pleb tf tt1t Wttll APC PLAYOPPS lA Raiden wet NYhh * SonDJ.eo .,,., MJoml NPC PLAYOPPI Wcnhln9ten • n et Mln""'9to * ~ ever r °'"" ley Mesa erupts t o shock Sailo rs ea Kings, El Toro log ea-View l'"'eague triumph s ---------------Co.ta M"a Hfth won tu first Sn View-===~==::::-----~=~~-. LA' aiu pme by deteallna N•wPQtt Harbor, whit. Corcma dt-1 Mar kept pace with Eetaanc:la, and Unlvt'nntr fell to El Toro Thunday night. Here 1 whal happened: Co•t• Meta U, Newport Harbor 41 Patience on orten1e waa th«' key to Cott» Meu'1 attack on tht> winner'• court. With thia ln mind, the MUttafilS pulled out to a 17-9 Lint quarter lead. Led by the ball handling of Mark Wllllanuion and Dave Palmblade, the Mustangs held a 10-point halftime advanta~e. Newport never cut the Mustangs' lead to lea than five point. during the t.'Ontest. Miasmg from the SaUoni lineup for moat of the game was Brad Harker who was ill. Harker 11 the sparkplug for Newport's offense. "This was the beat oHenslve effort of the year," a.aid Cost.a Mesa Coach Tim Parse I. "We limited them to only one shot each lime down the floor. The ball finally started to drop for ua " In the scoring department for Costa Mesa, Ted Stitt led the way with 20 points, while teammate Mark Cook tallied 10. For Newport, Joe Seager poured in 18 and Jim Wolfo added 10 Cook pulJed down 12 rebounds (a team high), while Seager had 11 and Wolfe 10. But Newport oouldn't hit from the field, shooting only 40 percent (21 -52). On the other hand, Costa Mesa hll on 53 percent (20-38) from the h eld, and 13-of-17 from the line. Costa Mesa now finds ltseJC tied for sixth with a 1-3 ra'Ord, while Newport Harbor drops to 2-2. Corona del Mar 53, S~adle ack 31 Senior forward G ynn 900red eight of his 19 points in the first t.er to he lp pace the Sea Kings. It was a seaao high for Wynn, who also added seven points in the final quarter. Saddleback tried to keep the tempo of the game down and stay close with the Sea Kings, but that plan backfired. PREP BASKETll. U- CdM hit on almost every 1hot In the tint quartllr, whllt-Saddlcback couldn't put thtt ball Into the basket. Wynn 1eored all of hlis polnta from outalde the perimeter. Mike Heu wu the terond pert of the ICOrinC ati.clt tor CdM, u he poured in 11 point. . .W. a1IO contributed ha pualng abUIUes to the ~a King cause. Todd Cage led Saddleback with 11 point.a. But the Roadrunners juat rouldn't muster enough offense. El Toro I!, University 53 After both aides scored 16 flrBt-quarter polnta, the El Toro Chargers pulled out to a seven-point halftime lead. El Toro's 6-9 center Jeff Arnold controlled the second quarter tempo wath h1a pa.s.11ng. With 2.4~ left m the game University cut the lead to only two poiQ&s. But costly foula down the stretch gave El Toro '!he game. Graham Everett had 13 points for Un1venlity, while Nonn Stolzoff and Erik Blake had 14 and 13, respectively. Blake also added 10 rebounds University led m almost every aspect of the game Rebounds, 32-26; assists, 14-7 And Uni <.'Orrurutted only one turnover to El Toro's mne. But University missed some costly shota Crom within the key, a nd the fouls at the end of the contest dimmlshed any chances of winning The Tro,ans are 1-3 m league, while El Toro moves to 2-2 Rangers claim Ch artraw LOS ANGELES (AP) -The New York Rangers have picked up veteran defensernan Rick Chartraw, who was placed on waivers by the Loe Angeles Kmgs under the assumption he would clear the 72-hour claiming period and go to the National Hockey League's New Haven, Conn. farm team. t I Orano• Cout OAILV PILOT /Friday, Januvy 1•. 11J83 MAGEE HOPING •. From Page C1 ' . Baron~ s t~y _J!e_rf ect __ _!l~nnet !_~u . · _ ln such a position _ ·--· &rf iii;~RB-al o post wrestlin ~ins -..r:--"""f'bD u "th~ tint rve 1\eatd abOut Jt, but It'• tOmethina rd hAve to think about," he said Ve tonowed them IOtneWJual lhlM rear I'm 1urpn.ed at the ty~ of year they'vt-had thouaht in 1peU.. th"Y playt'd well " Unfortunately, It wu those spell.I they didn't play weU that eventually ce»t Ray Malavasl hl» job Anyway, add another name to the evt•r growing list And, for what It's worth. here's my early handicap: 1. BuUA10'1 Chuck Knox (Has the reputation); 2. Assistant roach Paul Lanham (Probably too much of a nice guy); 3. Washington assistant LaVern TorgeBOn (Players like hjm eo that should count him out); 4. Former Rams linebacker Jack Reynolds (Nobody knows defenses better); 5 Stanford Marching Band (They'd be great on defense) 8. Fountain Valley's Mike Milner (He'd take anything to get away from Edison). 7. &i190n's Bill Workman (He'd have to give up recruiting); 8. lllinofs' Mike White (The only coUege coach still remotely interested), 9 USC's John Robinson (He'll say no as soon as he stops laughing), 10 Doug Henning (at least 1f the Rams have another bad aeaaon he could make them dLSappear) • • • ONE PLAYER SUGGESTED that maybe Georgia, herself, should become roach "It's gomg to be an administrative thing anyway." he Mud "The offensive coach could submit his game plan and lhe defensive coach could submit his, and then she could JUSt approve it or not." • • • THE LATEST FIGUREHEAD to be stnpped of his figure (and it's a big one) is Rams Director o{ Pro Football Operations Jack Faulkner Virtually removed of any and all power, Faulkner is rumored to be hanging by a thread that's already been half cut. If he does survive, Faulkner will probably join former General Manager Don Klosterman on Georgia's "Keep Quiet Or I'll Fire You" scrap heap. Basketball scores Coilea• w"r FrMnO St 75. Long a..cti St « San JOH St 73. Cal State F'*-10n 90 ~l.M vegu ae. Ptcillc 53 use 74. 0reoon s1 89 UCLA 97. Oregon 89 WUhlng1on St 75 Arizona St 74 WUl'tlngton 74, Artzona 81 Callfornia 106 UC 0•111• 82 Denver M. U San Olego 51 lloclllM Utah St 84, UC Santa Bart>ar1 73 Wetiw St. 70. Mont1111a 113 Idaho 56, Nort,,.,n Arizona 55 IWw Mnlco 68, Colorado St 58 Teu1 El Puo 80. Alt F°'~ 49 Montana St 89. Idaho St 60 Nevec:la·Aer>o 85, BOIN St 70 South•"' Ark-116. Texaa A&M 64 P•n American 87. Hardin· Simrnon180 T•XH Soutll•rn 104, Taut· ArflnQ1on 102 (2 Oii Mldwffl Pvr~ IM. Ohio St 57 Mlchtgen 8t M , Wltc0nlln 116 lndlena 89. lttlnoll 55 Iowa ee. NorthwMte<n 57 lndtan. St. 78. CrelQhton 89 New MelUco St 87 S llllnot• 114 (QC) K.,, ... St 82 COIO<ado 56 Oralle 92. W Te•N St 85 1111no11 St 77 8rec:lley 89 WICl'llla SI 92. Tul .. 74 111 ·Chlcego Ctrcie 85. Valperatso 61 S-111 Florida St 94 S MlatlMlPPI 82 MatJh•JI 82 Stataon 68 Old Oomln!Ofl 82. S Alellama 59 Houlton Bapt111 56 C«ltenary S3 Georgia Tech 106 S Carotlna St 78 Iona 99. N C.-Ctlartotte 80 S Florid• 84 Ala -Birmingham 83 SE Loulalana 89 NE Loulalana 54 EH i Nortnaute<n 82. Aaa\Jmpllon 70 St Joup11 1 68. Ouqueane 58 N-Hamp'111re 89. Lafayette 53 Penn 79. Wnt Virginia 71 Rot>ert Mo<rlt 73, Ok:klnaon 8 I · Hlah ecttool te,~lewl.M1ue Coron• dal Mar 53, Saddlebeck 31 Cotta M-51. Nawpof1 Hatbo< 46 El T Oto 112. \JnlWfalty 63 Ellancl• 7S. lrv!M 8A w-"'°" 8CHO« .__.~ Ed•aon 57. Humlngton a.acn 33 OcMn View 59, Marine 43 OV, Edison win Edi.son and Ocean View completed a successful opening week in the Sunset League women's basketball race by posung victories Thursday night. The Chargers and Seahawks each own 2-0 loop mark$, after Edison downed Huntington Beach, 57-33, and Ocean View was a 59-48 victor over host Marina. Edison ut.iliz.ed a balanced attack to dispose of Huntington Beach as senior Lynn Uchizono (13 points), Mary Beth Thobe ( 11) and Shelly Trepl (10) all tallied in double digits. The board play of junior Kori Gendron and Thobe was another plus for &i1son as the pair pulled down 12 and 11 rebounds, respectively. Kari Cat.es dished off seven assist& for the Chargers, now 15-3 overall. Ocean View's Karen Chase got hot at the right time, connecting for 12 of her 22 points in the fourth quarter aa the Seahawk.s prevailed. •• Mike J udge Ron Ro e nsweig Fountain Valley'• unbeaten wrHtllna squad made ft 21 ttr•llht victorl• thJa .euon wlth a 47·10 conqumt of Wt'S1minater, Marina outpointed Ocean Vlow, U-18, and Huntln,ton Boach topped Editon, 40·2 . Thunday ruaht In Sunaet Leque ad.lvlty. "Sophomore Marty St.retch Mt the tone for Fountain Valley when he pinned hit opponent at 1:28 in the 107-pound cia... The vlctory makes the Barona 2·0 In leaaue dual1, while We1tminater falla to J.1. ..J SUWANEE, Oa. (AP) -1181 Atlanta Falconi have fired Leeman Bennett, the onll wlnnlna coach In th• team • l6·y•ar history. F'an demand tor BenneU'• } scalp 1ncreaeed u the Falcona dived from a 6-2 it.art In the I atrlke ·ahortened National Football Leaaue aieuon to a 5,5 finish which Included two humiliating la.et. Marina, OV collide tonight Marina evened It.I Sun1et mark at 1·1 with Jt.1 euy triumph over Ocean View. At 114 pounds, Mark Ruiz pinned hi. opponent In 31 seconds. the fute1t takedown of lhe night Others with p1n1 for the Vikings were Jim Solla ( 134 pounds) in 47 seconds and Adam K.aae (157 pounds) in 1 :~7 M911M Q, Ooe.n V .. w 11 100-Rulz (M) won by forf~ 101 -&IZlllll (Ml won by for 11'4 -M A.iii (Ml p Leltermen. t. 121-0engla (OVI won by lorf .. 1 121-Cotcla (Ml C1ec: Aguilera, 13..() 13'4 So111 (Ml p l"orc.. 47 140 Hlrtll (M) d.e P AQullera 3 37 147 R-cien (Ml He; Cllrl., 10·8 157 -Kaae (Ml p VerMk 1 57 169-Lambe (OV) won by 10<1111 187-Lll\lllln (OV) won by IOrl.n 202-Abboll (Ml deo Oon~iey. 8·4 Hwt l ovely (Ml won by IOrlelt Af t er 1oundly beating defending Super BowJ champion San Franc11CO In their .eventh game, Atlanta lost to Green Bey and New Orleans. The Salnta and Packers ran up a combined 73-13 score against the Falcons. who still ma.de the playoff•. But Atlanta lost to Minnesota 30-24 In a game , marked by an offenalve defense I and a batleu offense. I The offensive team wound up By ROGER CARLSON Of'tha o.-, Hot S'-fl Fount.am Valley H1gh's Barons and Huntington Beach had their tum at center stage Wednesday - now it's Ocean View and MA.rina, the other two contenders -who'll collide tonight as round two of Sparked by lhe performances of unbeaten Manny Ramire?. (14-0). and Bob Gurbuz (17-0). as well as once-beaten John Zehnder (16-1). the Oilers turned back Edison. Huntington hech .o, l dlMtl 77 101-e.dt (HBI Cl«: Patino. &-3 107 -EtC>Jnoza CH Bl oec: Kaulllubo. &-5 114-0uy CEI p Mlyunlro. 1 40 121-Hanaon CHBI p Oule<. 3 19. 128-Alpefl (E) p Kouyoumljlan. 4 19 134-Aytff (El p MHGOHO, 5 47 140-Remira (H8) dee. Leonerd, 10.1 147-00ldtttln (E) won by lorf .. t 157-WMterman (HBI p Brown. 4 38 169-GUfbuz (HB) p Hetrlek, 3 35 187-Zumwall (El dee. C0099r, 10-7. 202-Flnley (H8) won b~ for1tlt the season by failing to score a touchdown in 10 quarters of ' football. : f Bennett waa hired in 1977 to; take over a team In shambles. J Drafting offensive linemen to protect quarterback Steve 't &rtkowski, he built the Falcons into a genuine contender for the Super Bowl In his six seasons, 1 Bennett had a 4 7 .44 record. : the Sunset League basketball race unfoldl. The Vikings of Marina Coach Steve Popovich and Jim Harris' Seahawk.s duel at Ocean View with tipoff scheduled for 7:30, while Fountain Valley takes its l ·O record to Westminster (0-1) and Huntington Beach (0-1) is at Ediaon (0-1). HB'a J on Weste rman also turned in an impressive showing, pinning hla opponent In 4:36 in the 157 -pound category The Oilers are 2·0 in league duals and Hwt -Zehnder (HBI p Huff, 60 BARONS LOOKING FOR REVERSAL. In South Coast League play it'• league·leader Capistrano Valley (4 -0) at winless Laguna Beach (0-4), Laguna Hills (3-2) iB at Woodbridge (2-2) in a key struggle for ClF 3-A playoff hopes, and San Clemente is at Mission Viejo In a battle of 1-3 teams. From Page C 1 I ' • • Tonight's game at Ocean View features the contrasting styles of the Seahawks' inside strength underdog anymore in dual matches" Russell. "If you're not in the right state of mind it'll I against Marina's guard·oriented attack (Scott The Five Counties ls another matter, however, be over before you know 1t. , Filipek, the area's scoring leader with a 22.0 andPenaflorsaysflnishlngamongthetopsixcould ''I 've worked hard o n that (mental• average). be a deserved achievement, rather than a letdown. preparation)." ; Marina bouts a solid starting quintet. but the "But," he adds, "If I fln1sh second knowing I Eric Osborne of South Hills, the 1982 state: Viklnp will be at a height disadvantage with Chris could have taken fint, I'll be upset "I'm just gomg champion, is expected to be in lhe 187-pound field, : Neum~mn (6-5). Eric Padilla (6-3) and Ron to give it 110 percent." but even 1( he's missing, Russell isn't kidding: Rosensweig (6-3) lhe keys to the front line. Russell, who is alao a baseball standout, has himself. • Ocean View counters with Byron Ball (6-8) fashioned a 17-0 record with 13 falls and four "My coaches have told me there's three or four: and Steve Moser (6-6). and the Seahawks have superior decls1oris, makmg hun a legitimate threat other guys that are really tough," he says. : 6-7 ~ Dave Faris m reserve. Aho starting up front Is for a title at Five Counties. Rosales says all three have a shot Saturday, but : 6-4 \fl Mike Judge, who has been one of the major "I've been able to catch people off balance," adds: "Up to last weekend we were No. l in the CIF ; cogs in Ocean View's attack. says RuueU. 4·A, but we lost to Huntington Beach by one point : Harris haa met Popovich twice and lost on each "I have to watch my step You have lo be for second place behind &igewood. : COWlt last seaaon. "Popovich is probably the best careful about being overconfident because there are "So. I would think we're No. 2 in every : game coach in the league," says Harris. He's got a always people who want you more than ever." category. CIF, Orange County and the Sunset: good big man (Neumann) and what may be the best Russell employs a lateral drop with a slight League." • player in the league (Filipek). .. twist in his repertoire, which has given him an To surmise that Rosales is a tough. demanding: "If I had to name a game, this is it, we must edge, but he says the competition at Five Counties is coach, would be accurate. : beat Marina to go to the playoffs. And, Marina is in such that anythlng can happen. So why are these guys knocking themselves · the same situation. They have to beat us. I'm not "Mental preparation ls the biggest thing." says out? ; conceding anything, but Fountain Valley and Russell sums it up: ; Huntington Beach are legitimately the two T "Just to say I am able to go through a wrestling : teams. 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Thia Is thc.- aecond time In three years that Mazda haa been 10 recosniud. The award, which singles out the most lianlticant new Japanese model of the year, Is conaidered the moet authoritative recognition of its kind in Japan. The Mazda GLC was named "1980-1981 Japanese Car of the Year," the first year of the program. Thia year, 57 judges, including leading automotive journalists, critics and professors, 1elected the new Mazda 626 series from among 1trong competition. Forty-one domestic Japanese models Introduced during the period after the 1981 Tokyo Motor Show until October 31, 1982 . were In contention. The contest is organized by the 17-member Japanese Car of the Year committee. Announcing the Mazda 626 as the winner. the Car of the Year committee said, "The basis for selecting the Mazda 626 for the award is the fact that even judged against the standard required for , international recognition. the senes realizes excellent balance of all elements required in a new 1 generation mld-size front-wheel drive car. Such elements include roominess, handling, ride ' comfort, styling and economy." The new 626 series, now available in the United States, was recently introduced into the Japanese market in late September 1982. 1 Preparations are underway for its introduction into other overseas markets in the near future. The smooth and sporty styling, excellen , vehicle dynamics. new design, high perfonnan~ "F" series engine and Mazda's patented tu.Uy-independent suspension system put the new 626 series in the forefront of today's international mid-size class. Other factors that make the new 626 a winner include careful space utilization to maximize driver/passenger comfort while offering generous cargo capacity, excellent fuel economy and the best co-efficient of drag (CD) in its class. The Mazda 626 will be produced at Toyo Kogyo's recently completed passenger car plant in the city of Hofu, 56 miles west of Hiroshima, Mazda's headquarters. The modern production techniques employed at the new plant, which place particular emphasis on attaining high levels of product quality, will ensure that the new 626 will satisfy customers .on a long-term basis. The revamped 1983 Mazda 626 is available at Miracle Mazda in Coat.a Mesa, Anaheim Mazda of Anaheim, Freeway Mazda/RV in Buena Pc.rk, Bea.ch Motors in Huntington Beach, David J . Phillips Buick/Pontiac/Mazda of Laguna Hills and Santa Ana Mazda in Santa Ana. A WARD WINNER -Mazda's all-new front-wheel drive 1983 626 has been named "Japanese Car of the Year'' for 1982-83. Available in 2-door, 4-door and 5-door touring sedar\ models, the new international mid-size 626 (shown here in the five-door touring sedan body style) was chosen as best in a field of 41 cars in the Japanese domestic market by a panel of 57 judges. Leading automotive journalists, critics and professors comprised the panel for the award,.considered the ITlOfrt authoritative of ita kind in Japan. *** LOS ANGELES ... The Automotive Parts & Accessories Association (APAA) has compiled its fourth annual Mini-Monitor, a handy fact sheet listing statistics on the automotive aftermarket industry. Mini-Monitor gives figures on the size of the aftermarket in billions of dollars listed by category. Other statistics include the number of outlets selling automotive products by type, motor vehicle industry employment figures and the, number of licenaed drivers in 1981. The pamphlet also provides facts such as: • Ninety-nine percent of U.S. discount stores and 61 percent of hardware stores sell automotive products; • Average age of can on the road in 1981 was 6.8 years, up from 6.:> years in 1980; • In 1981 there were 105,800,000 passenger · cars in operation in the United States, and • Vehicles on all roads and streets traveled 3.~ more in 1981 than in 1980. To aet the moat out of the new 1982 Mini-Monitor, compare ita figures with those in the 1979, 1890 and 1981 editiona to gauge industry trend.a. For instance, comparison of figures reveals that while it coat motoriats 17 .9' per mile to own and operate an average, intermediate size new car tn um~. the cost for operating a new model in 1980 IOal'ed to 28' per mile, went down to 24' the fo1Jo11vina year and remained at that level for a new au~ in 1982. To order 1982, 1981. 1980 or 1979 Mini-Monitors, contact the Market Research D.ePertment. APAA. !HOO Forbes Blvd .• Lanham, MO. 20706. <> *** EE'WdA~-VOUR ·LOCAL AUTO DEALERS HAVE . TO OFFEft YOU IN TODAY'S PAPER. Estancia, OdM · Cook regains W8ffleB~~vie1or-W1uM-J·lj9:wling le.!!.. Kings blow lead, tie From AP il1pa1011 to mike llf e miserable for the IOl1 by-Mr.a Mbnlno pve P!an:auda..-t-.6'--tev• Caok W4A eev--~ ~~ dedlion over lrvine, while Corona del Mar jumped matchea to r-.aaln the ltad after In the auon'1 ttm National out to • 5-0 halftime load and oruiHd p11t four rounda in the f 135.000 Hockey Leaaue aame between Saddle back, 7-1, ThW"llday af~moon in Sea View M i 11 er Hi 8 h LI f • C 1a11 i c the Red Wlnp and Kinp back in Le-cue women'• IOCCer llCtion. profetlional bowllnai toUmamcnt November, Suber 11.ammed Loll Moreno converted the aame'• only aoat for ThW'lday ntaht at Anahelm. Angele. rookie Bernie Nicholl• Eslanda from an ...,, by Dede ThomJ*>n to break Cook, of Roeevllle, took over into the boarda, tearlns up hil the acoreleu tie. In the battle of aoalkeepen, the lead from Mike Aulby of knee and puttlna him out of Estancia'• RH.a Mclhaua •topped four 1hota, whUe Indl~polla who held the lead action tor etaht games. her counterpart from Irvine, Elaina Oden, played for two rounda. Thunday night, Huber 100red well in po11ting 10 uv• Cook'• total of 5,993 led aecond with 34 1eCOnda remalnina in the The Eagleia al.lo received fine pertormancea place holder Dave Huated of game, lifting the Red Wlnp to a from center-fullback Lori Har,srove and center· Milwaukie, Ore., by 21 Ptn'· 4-4 tie with thf Kinp. hal!back Karen Bonnett in lmproving thelr league Roundina o ut the top five However, the 6-5. 225-pound mark to 3-0-1. were Oennlt Jacquea of Bedford. Huber aald he waa almo1t aa Pat! Brown tcored all three of her l(oala in the -N.J., at 5,936; Mlke Teinbach of surprised aa the K!np. first half as CdM romped past Saddleback. Jennifer Alsip, Ill .. with 5,927; and Tom "I waa hoping for a mlxup at Noonan also chipped in with three, while ailter Milton of St. P etersburg, Fla., the net, for a deflection, when I Stephanie, who started the game in goal for the Sea who moved up from 19th with a shot," Huber said. "I really. t-Ki_ngs......_.:....• _.~_d_th_e;_..;;..ot.:..h;...:e.:..r..:::l(~oal;;;;;,;_. _________ __;to=ta::..l ..=o.:..f ..=5L:,9:..:.l..:.;7 ·:__ _______ ~th:..:.:o:=:ught Stan Weir tipped the puck ln, but ho •Id he ~t." ' • ··Jlubel"·1Mon•l.s0·0>·,..·b~ Lo1 A.,.elea defenNm•n lay \YelJI an!! drilled I 6~·h:mlft Klnp 1oati.nder Doua Keana, who wu ecreenod on Che olay. Kean1, called up trom New Haven in the American HocU, Lea.rue earlier in the day, wm making hll flnt NHL it.art of the aeuon. "The tyln1 1oal waa really aomething," Detroit C.oach N~ Polano l&ld. "Willie made a Jood save at the point to keep the pudl In their zone." Kinp c.oach Don Pe.rry u1d ~ hopea the Klnp' goal-tendina 1ltua\lon wW lmprove with the addition of Keana. "I can't judge on one aame with Keans," Perr said . 1K1R ;AQf&IN Auto wi'RE HE....';'NG ·You Dci ~1~1GHT! SUPP I Y SP4RKoM4TIC . 40WAnCAR . SOUND PACKAGE -- • I /-I I I '() . -. CASSITTI AMl'M STDIO Stereo and tope play indicators. lockin·g fast forward and eject switch. DOO•MOUllT STl•IO SP&KIRSn 40 watt power handling capability. ~~I{~ ~--.-OLD--T.-.-... DRIVING LIGHTS Designed for all weather conditions; comes with cover. #1881 (clear), #1883 (amber). 2 .0 aa IACH KASCO REBUILT STARTERS For moat 1960·'80 12 volt con (excepl im~r1 cors. 1979·up. GM l•·151englM,1978·up. GM 200. 231 , 260, 265. 267, 301 , 305 enginea. 17•s 1978-up Chevette, & oll dleHI engines.) IXCH• For most 12 volt Chryaler product• with reduction geor ond storters with bullt-ln 1olenoid or 22•• aolenold mounted. "' (Except lmporl Cora.) UCM• • •b<Jticlobl• •~cho • PREMIUM For moat Domeatlc & Import poHet19., core. l97A·77 Dodge Monoco.'Plymo uth Jury, ond Chryaler; 1978·79 OQCl9• Omni and Plymouth Horlton; 1978·79 Ford Fairmont and Mercury Zephyr; 1976.79 Chevy Monto, Chevefl•. Olde Starflre. Pontloc Sunbird, and lul<tt ~yhowtt. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JAN. 18, 1983 Preslonen· COOLANT/ANTIFRIUI 2.00 RIF'IND OFFER SALE . 399 PRICE ....... . BUY 2 798 GALLONS .... LESS REFUND BY MAIL fTom 200 PRESTONE ........ NOCOST 598 (for 2 gal) ...... .. ' ~ .fAFS52 FINAL COST 299 PER GALLON (AnER REFUND) .. ..... .. GAL Prestonwt Umits one cash refund per fomlly per address. See store for detatls. LIMIT 12 GALLONS For most domestic cars and light ttucks. MUffLOW ........ 15~ KASCO RHUILT • ~~~=:~· ~ Cora, lnteiarol reiaulolOf\, 'ond 1 a•• Amerlcon Motors with Motorolo 1y1lem ondover1lae 11nlt1.) IXCM• For mo11 cot• with lnt99tol R9911lotor, Americol'I Moton with Motorolo ay•I~. mo11 1969· '12 GM P«Mf11e"· 1969. 1972·'80 Chr;1let producl wllh50,i:lor65AMP.(hcepl 24•• lmporl cort ond 70 or 80 A.MP lote model GM produef1, DCM* SPARK PLUGS I : HELPS SA VE GAS ' STANDARD RESISTOR TYPE Protects & beautifies. 8oz. 111080. 22FMF·48 (31 sec AMPS) 24 MF·'8 (375CC AMPS) 24FMF·'8 (375CC AMPS) 71Mf-~8 350CC AMPS 74MF·~8 37SCC AMPS • Cleona safely. Removes dttt and gri.,,., 16oz.l301~ Barrio , Feit at Sunkist ... U..Wv.enJ t y lU&.h '.1 Te1'eaa Berrto. en4 .Jlalti:...l>el'a Clatre F•lt wlll collide ln t)le 8unld1t Indoor lnvtt.allonal track mHt Friday ntaht. Jan. 21, at cJw Le» A.ngelet Sporta Arena. The high tchool eventa will atart at 5 with Barrloa and Felt competint In the mile run. Barrio• helped lead University to the CIF 3-A title an ere. country last fall. Feit, with a beat of 4:69.0, la o'ne ot five aub-five-mlnute mllers ln the field. I \ Sports on T-V, radio this .. weekend ~vwo ~----W~:t.9.1~~~ ~~~~ B&tk•lball -Laker1 at AUanta~ 4:20 .JJJJl • ., Kb:AC (&'TOli8adcU•baek-at Mlra-CO.ta, '7:30 p.m., KSBR (811. lVM); 0ntaon St.aw at UCLA, 7:G& p.m., KMPC (710Y, Qreaon at USC. 8 p.m .. KNX (1070); UC Irvine at San Jme State, 8:05 p.m., ltWW (108J'M). 11:30 a.m. t2) -NFC PU YOPP -Mtnne.>ta etWuht.,.um. 10:30 a.m. (4) -COLLEGE BASUTBALL - North Caroll.na at Vir&lni. Noon (66) -CO'LLEGE BASl.ETBALL Not.re Dame at Marquette. 12:4& p.m. (2) COLLEGE FOOTBALL - Ea.at· West Shrine game. 4.50 p m. (9) -HOCKEY -Klnp at New York Ialanden 5 p m. (7) PRO BOWLING -Miller High Life Clualc, taped at Anahelm. 6 p.m. (4) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Hula Bo wl. (66) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Wiaconain at Mkhipn (Taped delay). 8 p.m. (5) -COLL2GE BASKETBALL - Oregon State at UCLA . (9) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Fresno State at UNLV. RADIO Football -NFC Pla offs, Minnesota at ttockey -Kln&a a\ New York lalandert, 4:60 p.m .. KPRZ (11&<>). §uada,, TELEVISION ~30 a .m . (4) -AFC PLA VOFF -San Diego at Miami. l p.m. (2) -NFC PLA VOFF -Green Bay at Oallu. r 4:20 p.m. (9) -HOCKEY -Klnp at New Jeney. RADIO · Hockey -Kings at New Jeraey, 4:20 p.m., KPRZ (1150). CELEBRATE OUR NEW ~TORES IN YOCAIPA, SIMI VALLEY AND RIALTO WITH THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! GlllUllll SHllPSKlll SEAT COVERS cas1101 GTX Super multl- grade MOTOR OIL OIL "'-_ ~ FILTERS ,,rrn \ e PH8A • For most .. ... ' ,. t• NEW ZEALAND· Pure sheepskin. worm in the winter. cool in the summer. M ochine woshoble. Fawn ton honey or grey IOW-40 Heavy duty #3044 Low Bock 3-0W #3049 High Bock 399 ! ·~!:~ARTS . Ford and Chrysler products 2!! PH13, PH25, PH30 for most M products. 2!! r-i AIR.,~ FILTERS ~~ 30% \ . .;::~~·' OFF OUllVDYDAY ~ LOWPltlCIS For most domestic ond Import passenger cors & light trucks. 11 PC. COM•INATION WRINCHSIT IMPORT CORNER IN VINYL POUCH UN(()NOITIOHALL Y OUA•ANTllO UNCONDITIONAL GU A RA NTH Drop forged steel with broached d rive ends. _YOUR CHOICE ST ANDA RD OR METRIC 7•! SIANOAllO '. to 1 8 1~81193 ME IRK 7mm lo '1'1mm ~89•62 40PC. SOCKITSIT JiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiJClljij) l / 4" & 3 I 8" drive. s Ion· dard or metric. Drop forged alloy. #6-423446. ••• 1 •11tA• SltA .. l MAllUALS ...... . •Oc CLYMI•· F0< mos I Ootsun s 11 lmporl& Hondo s Toyo10 s domesllc Ford Couroe• s & repoor Chevy luv s monuols STANDAIO .89tACH • •HtlTOtt • 99ucH llMIT 16 PLUGS NEW IMPORT WATER PUMPS for motl Hondo& 1975 1• fo1 mo•• Ooltun 2AOZ 2601 180Z 1IOZI! with L28 9nj!ll\e 1110 wllh L2• •"t tne I '61· IO fot moll Oottu"• 1'•1 IO l••<epl l co") wllh new Ion clutch fo• """'' Toyolcn 1•10 7' with ne• for> clu1<h w<lh Ill 811( 1811( •"9""'• ((o<ono C0t0<>0 MIU• Cellco HI l•u from S 12) •OSCll 4, llA•tm SltA•K ..... T PUIL ...... ltUMH For most V W • 1961 79 (except 0 1 .. el ) For most Oohun's & loyota • (196$"71) 30%0FF EVEIY DAY LOW PRICES IGNITION TUNIMI• KITS ......... 12IO N. Eudld n2-.... • 23"40 W. Uncolrt Ave • ...-1621 . ......... 5256 hadt II~. "4-1~20 Kii ~Im Auto Supply Wl'RI HELPING YoU DO IT RIGHT •Next to ( •m~o Oranoe Coeat DAIL y PILOT /Friday, January 14, 1883 YOU AM• DIJ'AULT UND«R A OP,.CIAL 'ROCllDINQI 0, D I I D 0 , T R U I T D A T I 0 THI IOAM> Of' IUNIWt90AI Of' .IANUMY 11. 1112. UNUaa YOU m.ANOI COUWTY.L c~ TAKI ACTION TO '"OTICT 1Mt8 AM. 1; ....... YOUR 'RO,IRTY, IT llAY al A regular meettno of the Baetd of IOU> AT A~ IALL •YOU Supervteore ol Orenge Co11nty, NIB> AN OPLANATION Of' THI Celllornle, •l•o •lttlng u the MATURI 0, THa 'ROCllDtNQ Go.,.,nlng Board of the OQtrlctt AOAINIT YOU, YOU IHOULD governed by the lloerd a l CONTACT A LAWYU. Supervl•0<• w .. held J1nuery 5, NOTICI Of' 11183, et 11.30 AM. The lollowlng TllUSTll'a I~ nemed member• being preeent: T.a. No. 1'1111 Bruce NMtan<le. Cheltmen: Rog« NOllCE 18 HEAE8Y GIVEN that R S1enton, Herrlett M Wieder, on Frldey Jenuaty 2 I, 11183, •111 00 Ra'9h 8 Clenl. ThOmu F Ali.,, and a'CIOdt a m of Nici dey, In the room the Cletlt NI Nlde '°' concluctlng Tru•t"'' R<>oer R Stanton I• Nleeted u Sale•, within the offlcea ot REAL Chel•man •nd Harriett M Wieder H ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE, Vtee-Chl.lrman loc•ted at 2020 North Broadway, Cerleln eon1truellon contraet• Slltt• :zoe. In the City of Santa Ana. •r• propo1ed, ewerdeo a n d County of Orange, Slate al completed C alllornl a , REAL ESTATE Conveyance ol Katella Y•rd SECURITIES SERVICE. • Celllornte etectrlc:al ~ ..-nent deed to corporation, H duty appointed Southern Calllornla Eo11on Trull" under and purt1Ullflt to the Company la t pproved power ol tale conferred In lh•t Yorba Linda munlclpal election• Certain 0..0 of Truat eaeuted by •r• eonaolldaled with 1111ewlde STUART L PARKER. a m1rrlld e-11 elec110n1 min •• hie •ole 1nd 1eparat1 11183 L1gl•lallve Prog,.m I• properly. recorded Januery 20, adopted. 11182, In tne office ol the County EMA Advl1ory Review Boerdt Recorder ol ••Id County, •• relmbu11emenl guld•lln .. ere Recorde r'• lnttrument No. ectopted and rMClndtld. 82.0221118, by rMIOn ol a bteech Mlll1na rete lrlOI'-l)f'ocedure It or def a ult In peymenl or reviewed perlorm1nee ol the 01>llg1llon1 She rtlf·Coroner Depertment tecured thereby, lncludlng th•t Heedqullf1«• Complex perking IOt b<NCh or defeult Notice of which regulallona are adopled wu recorded September 23, 11182, Rent-free tleenH I• tn ued to •a Recorder'• lnttrument Na, Ora nge County Community 82~11. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OeYelopmenl Counelt AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST AIOOl\01 AcMeory Board byla•a 8t00£A F<>f\ CASH, lawtvl money ate r9Y\aed ol lhe United StetM. or • OUl1let • Dat• Prooeulng Syatemt drlWl'I on• •t•t• or nlllon8' benk, • Oevelapment teulblllty atud) ll•t• or ttlderel ~11 union, or • contract wlth Lot Angelee County It alat• or tederel uvlng• and loan 1pprolltld uaoelatlon domldled In thl• llete, AB 8 Determination lo• City of 8" peyable II the time of Nie, ell Ptae«illa II approwd t1ghl, 110• and lnt«•I held by It, M Trec:1 m•t1er1 we tW<O¥ed Trutt .. , In that reel property 11tuate novenlm• eompen111tan to In Mid County and State. d-=rtbtld admlnlll•allve man•oe menl .. tollow9. employees for wor11 re11ted to the El l!XHlelT 14" Morro St••• Pe•k emergenc;y It ThoM ponlon1 of Lot 1 of Trac1 authorized ~80. In IM City of Irvine. U per C o m m e n d a t I o II B a n d map llltld In book 3711, pegee 33 to 1><oelarnatlon1 at• approYed 3 4, lnclu11ve of Ml1c;ella1H1ou1 Agr_,,.,.I tor ~ AwtlllatY Map1, record• of ••Id county, Pump StltlOn• ta llPP<owd. OMetlbtld In pwcell aa lol\OW9. AHFP AgrMment wtlh the Ctty of PARCEL 1: Buena Part< ta appr0"9CI. U n I t 3 5 a • • h o w n • n d Per10f111414 mall.,. are appro...O delcftbtld In the oondomlnlum p1.,, Landeeape malntenence contrlC1 recorded on Auou•t 3, 11176, In 11 incr....o book 11637, page 111 ot Otflclel Purell-ordet 11 tnor--i tor El Record• of H id county end re-E11Canto Storm Drain II P<atee1 tor recorded on Septemti.r 24, t1176, In EMA book 11800, pega tOOO, of Olflelel AcQuWtlon of draMQe ~t Aec;ord1 of Mid oounty, on VIiia Pattc Roed la eu1hor1nd. PARCEL 2 Travel expen--authorUed An undivided an.-lor1y-nlnth Sul>IMM with Harborl. ~ ('1411) lnl«Mt u 1 tenent In eom~ a nd Park• Otatrlct lor the Old In ll'le f" lnlerMI In and to the Orange County Courthou .. I• oommorl -of Nici lot and tre.at app<oYed u 9'IOfl temi II defined In tne at1lcle Agreement for Old County enll11ed "Oellnltlont " of th• Courlhoun rehabllltallon 11 Dee l1retlon ol Covenant•. epproved Candltlan,t and Rutrlctlon1 Rlg/11-of-Way eontrect tor Cerbon ~ ari July 29. 11176. In booll Canyon Rev'°"* Part< la 8PP'°"90 11830, ~ 703 to 1144, ~ Th• Prot>•llon Department I• of Offtdel Aeoorda of Mid county, authorized to ace.pt donetlon of (the "O•cle,.tlon">. and any t,_ emendmenl8 thereto. Service eontraet tor uniform Except ll'terelrom all off, gu, ••nt•I end l•undry service 11 ,,,.,_ .... and other hydrac;erbOM, aopr0"9CI below 1 depth of 500 lwl. without Lease tor Human Relatlona the right of aurl•c• entry. a• Comm1u1on Bro•d••Y Center 11 r.....O In lnllrumenll ot record. extended E•cept t he r el rom a ll Design lor Trat>uco Creek underground waters, lylng below • Channel lnvart •tat>tllutlon 11 depth of SOO feet from the aurl-•ulhorlzed al Mid land, but wl1.hau1 the rlgtll of Prep a rat I on of p I• n1 • nd •urtac;e entry, •• ean1alnad In 1pecllleallon1 tor lrvf~Trabuc;O ~of Record Blketrell II aul?\ottzed PARCEL 3: Ardllteet·Engl-90r..-nent for ~x~ ..-nentt over remodellng of the Mwtt\al'e North •ueh propert y and for 1uch Court-holding area 11 appr~ pu'l)OIM. all u even -™"1t• are Budget tranaler II granted. deecrtbe<I In tll4 Mellon• eolltled L-111tu• report for EMA and "UUllllU". "Settlement a nd GSA otf;c. It r~ Encroachment" and .. Common The Director of Flf• ~ le Alee e-1" of the enlde ol lhe authorized to •Ion The Ir vine dec:laratlon entitled "~19" Company entry permit and entry PARCEL 4: o«mlt addendum Nan .. xclu1tve eaaemeol• tor Alternallv• ml1dameanor over euch propeny and tor IUCh arralgnmeol proceourM '"990'1 19 putpQM9 • IUeh ..-nenta are received oeeeribed In lhe MCtlOn• entitled EMA 11 dl•ecteo 10 Pf9PIM'• an "Owner·• Rlg hll 1nd OutlH, Energy Aecowty Or~ Utlllt111 and Cable Tttevlalon". Coneulteol -"'OM &grMnWll ta " U ti 1111•1 • ' , "Support and conduct management atuc:n .. of Iha Settlement", "Eneraachment" and Shetllf·Coroner'• Department la "COlnmunlt)t Fecllltlea EIMIMflt" appr~ of the wtlc:le enlltled "e-ta" The Board ed)ourned In memory In the Oeclaratlon of C-antt end of Mlae On. 8bnQulst end JoN'I Condition• and Re•trlcllona Sc::udder -ded on June II. 11176, In book (SE>.L) JUNE ALEXANDER. 1111111. page 420 of ()fflelal Record• Clerk of the 8oerd ol SuperWlort o t H id county llh• "Muter PubU1hed Orange CoHt D•llV Oeclllrallon"). and any amendmerit• PllOI, Jan. 14, 11183 241-83 thetltO ----The 1lrHt addren or other rutJc NOTICE common dHlgnatlon ot th• real 1------------prQPaf1V MrelnaboY9 deacrlbtld le Publlc hewtnga wlll be held by U. purpaned to be; 17 Clovet, !MM, Cotta Meu Plennlno Con.., ...... , Cellfomla at 1114 City Hell, 77 Ftir om., Coeta The underelgned hereby M-. California, al 8:30 p.m. or u dl1clalma all llablllly tor any •oon 11 poulble therHfter an lncotNCt,_ In Mid atrMI ed<lr-Mondey. Jenuery 24, 18a. « other oonwnon CIMlgnatlon. , .. o• rd 1 no th• f o II ow In o Stllld ..-wtll be mede Without 8')Pllclltlon9 . warranty. exprHI or lmplled, 1 Zan• E11aepllon Permit regerdlno Utt•. poaHnlon, or ZE·83·12. Redevelopment Action enoumbrancH, to Htlaty th• AA.e3-01. and Tentat""'8 Trect Mao prlnclpal balance of th• Note or T -1 t II f2 for Oereld Catdwetf, other abllaatlon aec:urecl by uld autharlud agen. t fa< Ctlarftnda L o..i of 'fruat, wllh lnler"t and O'Dell, 18$4 "'41er1on, and 09r'lld Othef •um• a1 provided therein: Caldwell, 1850 Fullerton, for a p1u1 advana.e. 11 any, und« the condOlonel UN P«mll to OOMtNC1 lenM thereof encl lnt--1 on IUCtl 2 new c:onClomlnlum unite, oon-1 2 aclVenoea. end Oki• f-. ohvgee exlatlng own•r·oocupled alngl• end _.,.... o( the Trwtw end of lam tty unit• to condominium• In "'9 trWla Ol'Mted by uld 0-0 of oanlunatlan with th• remodel• TN1t. The tottl an1CM1nt of Hid Int of on• exl•tln' unit, wllll obllf9tlon, lnctudlno reuontlt>IY _.... "°"' ,........, Of*' ep-. Htlmated feH, ollarou encl end ,.., aetbec:tt: a t.metNe treet ~ of tM TruttM. al the time map '°' a one lot eubdMeln for of lnltlll lll.lbl0e1tan of 11111 NotlC9. la oondomlnlum purpoeu: end t14.tadt. _,_ dewioPmenl IQtlOn for Pt'Ot*IY Oeled: Deoemtlar 27. 1111112 loclted et the abO¥I eddl ""' In MAL ESTATt •n ,.2 Zone. lnvlronmentat tl!CUMIU IEfMCf. oewmN1\on. ~. I CIMOrnle OOIPolltioti, t . Zone hoeptlon ltermlt • T~. Zl!·l3· 10 for Alcherd N. Olok, ly.J~~~~.J, Morger, authorlHd •gent for Jim•• A. hi lurn•1. Pa11 mo. aox Ill, La tOtO Nontt '"*'-Y· Jolla, .. a Oondltiorlll \M ~ ._ IOI. to oC*IM oeaea ~ OOfftPMY l.m9 Nta, CA 12108"" with I "'*-~ 4lftd en Tai; tf14) ..,_.10 antenna Clf't 1111etl!I\ ':;."*..., Publlltlld Or•noe Coett Dtttw llllldlna. tot ~ • •eo Piiot, Dea. 11, ttH, Jan. 7, 14', Otl• ltre•t In i O 1·1 10111. 1 1113 11to-a 1nvtro11l'ft•ntet OtterlftllllllOn: ~ ------------·!~ OUlldMIOh. 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I NIT !UICI. 400 ywde Counlr; 8•UI« (TonU I • eo 3 20 2 IO Fr-•y lloc:ltelw CZul.,tl 3 00 3 00 G-ll<ed (HOU~I 3 20 Aleo rece d Aockln "•Ince. Oerllngo 0..pllcale. VHtu CMpper Y1bv Bunny Hold On ~Qin lt1tll. Mc:a.. Llg/\lloot Time 200 ea IJtACT A (2· IOI ~ 123 40 H COtC> ltACL 400 ~wde S-1 Or Sinnet (Olmbel 4 to 3 IO 3 20 Rhodabo co.om1>e1 1s eo 8 40 Too Rw• (ClfeloU I 9 40 Alto rec.cl Mighty M1rcu1 lye 8eby. GiNtya Reel 811 Ce-• CMek Pict. 01 Tne Patch. 0Wlg .. OUI O.bt Fultln Fight .. Tun• 20 48 THIM> ltACI 400 ywdo Kn• c.,,., (B•OOll•I 13 40 • eo 4 40 Sh•-• Little Man CLeckeyl 3 20 J 40 Vega• Royel (WWOI 13 eo Aleo raced Big Lugue Dancer Moon A•I-S 1y .. Oominetor Puling Arrow Ooe Ro)Oe. Act OvlCkly Say Whit Time 2041 ea IXACTA (4-111 pelUflnt ltACI. 3!IO yetdl lotea Style (TrHaur•I e 00 4 00 3 20 Seymour Sooner (Clerl ... I & 00 5 00 Couracieoue 0~1 (Laekeyl e 20 Aleo rM*! Lada Sl>O<ll Olrl. e .. y Double Too. H1 .. A Dendy, Magg ... Mam Jet On Jill, Flr1t Cruo/I, A SwtN Dance< lime 1ao2 , a IXACTA 17·31 paid ... eo PIP1l4 llACI. 400 yaroo .i.oao•ah (Laek•yl 1 eo 4 oo 3 20 Trlpo4 Bo<lue (Holllng111e10I 9 tlO 1 40 LIQll Bob (Hal'll e to AllO •11*1 ()jgl(al. GotFllnkrlCh. Speaoy Polley, Val Lou. Trtpol Prun•. 8oon1 ~ti<WI. C1;111 Coo Time 2009 IZ IXACTA (7· 101 P110 St 18 20 llXTM MCI. 870 Y1'fdl 1'r4y "'" cB1e111r111 73 eo 11 oo e eo Toaoaoo CPeuMnel 3 IO 3 20 Come Wetctl M• 'l'f (8'001111 4 20 AllO ·-Noble HI. Thlnll. SIJl, R9'M Gooate Ring Adami Honda Jet Time 4$ 90 llYINTH llACI. 400 ywO. TWO Mor• Ooublee (CIWI!' 1 eo 7 eo t I ac Fut flame c1.111c:11e111 10 40 12 eo Roelle! s,._ fT•-••I II 40 Aleo recao S<:nuy19< KIO St Rein B., J11 F .. 1. Siizlin SI~ SMCl<y ~.Jett 0 luck Jet Aellroad Time 202& 12 IXACTA 17 21 Pll-71paio 17 191 00 wllh lour wtnnlng t1Cket1 cn_,. h0<-I S2 Piek SI• conlOlatlon pal<I 134 00 wllh 114 winning tlclceto (lour hot-) llOHTM ltACI. 350 yarel1 Anthr ANn Bug (Crga<) 14 40 6 60 4 80 Sir Fllr11n Around (Hartl 4 ()() 3 00 euy M.,_¥., (Cardot.a) 2 llO AllO •aeecl h• Angell, Prtmon.tt11 Man, Blldelt Bug All••· S'yl>O, Mr Boone Bug HiOh Handed Lado Sabu l ime 17 &e a IXACTA t0-71 paio SS7 eo NINTH llACI. 400 yardt A Zure A WI..,,., (Crdi) 4 40 3 20 2 to Flw 0 Two (Tonll•I 4 20 4 00 o~ung TIQlt 1c1et1 ... 1 e 40 Aleo raced ~ Ogre Rhoda Mta. Oon VICtorlo, O.,.;ci John Ch-AH• Ml Be NOro Tipped To Go Time 20 49 12 IXACT A (4·21 peld S IS 00 Attendance e :ne Senta Anlt• 'THUflSDAY'S Msut.Tt (14111 of ....... , i--.NirM _..,,.I l'llllT ltACI. e·~ 111<10ng9 Siik BICl<e<y cs-.i.w1 o eo 4 eo 3 40 FiOUf-CSlblllel 4 40 3 00 Olortous Gren (Toro) & 40 AIM> r!IC*S Ml Ptlilloa. 0.-Mini H-Haw Tulle 1 Dame Ptenty11Mt P .. chey Star. Raetng Oelight Oewn Lynn 1 Fancy Bunt n PM lmpllnlyluN Time I 19 3/5 llCOtC> llACL 6 lutlonga L'Chlcle (MoCwronl 0 00 s 00 3 20 r op Encore (McHarguel 1 1 40 5 oo Reda'• Prino. (ValenNel•I 2 80 Ai.o raced Br-• O"Erln. J O Anwatw, Ti n Perc•nt. T11ornda11, B1Ut1'1 Mike, Scene Ma1<1t, Ct)'91al Table. l"lma 1 10 1/5 12 DALY DOUlka (5·101 plid S72 00 n.D llACI. e lurtong9 She Coul (Romaro) 7 00 4 20 3 00 5'>ot1 N' Sodct (Del~~ 5 00 3 80 Little Avelanc:hl (°'19Qll 4 00 Al10 raced San Pan Imp. LIUI• Gyp, Strat!Ma. 0-Of 5P<tnv S-N' Melo l ttll• Tempa11 Nono Nicole Belladonna l"flma I 11 215 '°""'" """· e lvrtongs Tinnon-C'uettt•I a eo 4 40 3 40 Khll DIV) (Blaclt I 4 00 3 00 OaJten ($t ...... I 3 40 AllO tac.cl e..1 Y•I s1 .. eotypa, Hol Baba Ralamon, Chief Mom•nt. Counlty G•m•ot•r Volc1no More Pareu o .. , l.iand Timi I 09 215 "™ ltACI. I II 19 m1lel Cocl!y aon.r CShoamatterl e 20 Cll)l'n Arphy CSl~I Linda I Brot,,., fTOfOI Aleo ra c:a o It 1 • Snam Fet>;;lou• Mr11e. s....oy T-14 115 • IXACTA (~II ~ St44 !10 5 ()() 3 20 9 ()() 500 3 eo Ice Flo• llXTH llACI. & rurtongs Cllare-ir •Slbllial 2e llO 10 80 e 20 VnderCOYet Man (Toro) e eo • 20 Ac:lt AOll Energy (Ottvar•I 3 80 Aleo •11*1 C01on1a111m. Eddi• 1 Hero Singing Swing•• An ia Min. No Pity lucklwan. NetiO<I., Guero. Spantah Oen O Little Wltl Time· 1 09 4/5 NVINTH llACI. e lur1ong1 CaplcN (H9Wtey) 14 00 5 40 2 10 Oulclt S tudy (Oelatloueaayel 4 00 2 10 Auzor 8lade (McCarron) 2 10 Aleo raced Prlnceaa Gummo. Tougti Tlllll Time 109 115 • lltACT A ($.31 Paid $120 00 ti l'tCK llX ( 10-t-3-M ·tl Plld '6 814 00 With 11 wtnnlnfl 11Cktt11 cnw "°'-> 12 Pick <11• co111ot11lon P•ld HO 80 wllll 622 w1M1nO t1C1oet1 Clour h<lr-1 S2 l"tdl Sta 1c1e1ch co111ol•tlo11 paid 151 to tlhrH ,___ __ ale:fl) llOKTI4 llACL 1'-\ m111e on !url WOl¥9' Helgflta (OlhMyl 10 20 3 IO 3 IO ~· Cl"9I (McCanon) 3 20 3 20 Woon .... fSlbllel 14 40 Aleo ,__, l'llght of l.JQlll l'b:ll Softly Paltl"t TrMftpt\. Le~ DI .... llleo. Wwt on •Old Time 1441 415 ...,... uca. I I/ It ,,,..... p.,.._ c.t tMc:Herewl • ao a eo a eo v ......... (f>lw'o~•ll)•I 6IO 400 WIN«M WlllCly 04-) 4 IO Alto reead· War Ahe•CI, lt•r O•"'· Oomfty, T-T-, wtllliS*lllO 1411. ~ •• .._of Ula. 0... ''-"" TllJw U3 118 • UActA (1-2> p.ld .... 00 "~ 11,10. ' LMA ....... 01*' fuuy loelkw 30-)4 .,. OlboY OW11e<1 N 32 I & Bot>,,_., )I 34 It ~wy Mt>llMfo »-13 ee Atnolo Pe1me1 3)-U M P.,e It-H-34 -11 Oary KCKll 33.34 t1 TOM Wet.on )4.33 -t7 LM Tret;1no 33-34 -t1 a-uut• 33-3• -er M~ O'Grlldy 33-34 -e7 l anny Wl(lklno 31·32 -et J C 81lffd s.4·34 81 W000y e1eci1<wn 30·33 Ill rony a~1• S4-S4 111 JOl\n MclComltll 3•-34 &e Oey llr-33·3& 81 Cutti. Strange 3~33 -81 £0 F1orl 34·34 -te Hal Sutton 32-31 Ill CHo<~ 8ufn1 34-3A M Booby Cole 34.34 It C,,.., Tt•Chung 3~ lit Frank Con-33·36 -89 ~.,.. McC.....1>1t .l5·34 ee Ken GrMn 34 ·3& 99 Danny Eo .. aroa 39-33 99 Tom PU<lt.. 35.34 -89 Cltvllle Moooy 35-34 -ff M11<1 Pec;k 34.35 -&9 M11<1 McCuaougn 35-34 eo Jtm NWIO<O 34.35 99 · B•UC<t l .. ui.e 32.31 -ee KMln Fe<gus 35·ll4 -60 De~ B8'• 33-34 119 JOhn Coo~ 35-34 &9 Don POC>My 3$-34 99 RIJl Cato-I 33-39 &II LM El<ler 38·3 I 89 Jim Thorpe 34-35 -90 1 .. 0 • .,.., 39.33 eo rommy V111n11n• 37-32 &O Clarenc. Roae 3S-3A -&O Jim BoorOI 34-311 -10 Ron Comman1 36-35 -10 Andy North 3~35 -70 Lon Hlnl< 1• 311-34 -70 Raoer Meltble 35.35 -70 PnH HlnCock 311-34 -10 JOhnny Miller 35-35 -70 Miiiet 8111>11 35·35 -70 v,,_ Heefner 35-35 70 Mark O'M"ra 3~35 70 Larry Mtte 35-35 -70 Bobby wao"n• 35-35 -10 Brue. F!et"'9r 36-34 -TO Tllomu Gray 37-33 -70 Al G .. berger 35-35 -10 Lou Graham 311-34 -70 H°"'erd Twllly 3"-311 -10 8111 Kraliart 3~3!> -70 Hubert Gr_, 35-3& -70 Ray Floyd 34-36 -10 BrlO Bryant 36-34 -10 VICtOf Reoeiado 3A·3t -70 Olar1le Slftord 3WS -TO •a.• 8tttton 37·3' -71 O• Morgen 35-311 -7 1 F0<r•t Fezle< 36-35 -7 I Klltuo Arll 35..Je -7 I 0onn .. Hemmono 311-35 -71 Enc Ballen 3~36 -7 t Jod,. Mudd 35-36 -7 I Oavtd Ectwardt 35-36 -7 I Jell S•n<IM'• 34.37 -71 Tu" Simpton 37"34 -11 Barry Jaed<9' 39-3$ -7 I Scotl Simpton 34.37 7 1 Pet1< Jaeobten 34.37 -71 BobOy Clampeu 35·36 -11 Jo. lr>man 39-35 -7 I .... lien Mil.., 311·35 -71 Pat McGowan 34.37 71 BoD Boyd 34-37 71 Mike Donald 3!>-37 -72 Bu<loy Garo,,.. 37.35 -n BoD Eu1wooo 38·34 72 Rod l'unsetn 37·36 -7'l Dav• EICNll>l•g• 36-36 n Aoc;t>aro ZOlcol 39..Je 72 Ame Ool<ka 36·3 7 -n Cll•p Bee' 35-3 7 -72 Mike R11d 34·3' 72 Scoll Hoell 3 7..J5 -72 .Jot\n Adami 39-36 -72 Doug lewett 37-35 -72 Geo<oe Ar~ 35.37 72 Oen POhl 37-35 -e2 M0<r,. Halaltl<y 39·~ -72 p_,., Ooaterhull 39-38 -72 H.-Min-,..,, 39-3t -72 John Fougnt 35-37 -72 Jim Porta< K-3f -72 Mill• Sulloven 38-3$ -72 w~·• tournament ( ........ _, 1-.d~ ........ Pam SMve< (US.I def SuMn M-111 IU S I M . 5-1. Bettini Bunoa (M.,,_I Clef Peanu1 Loui. (US). 5-2. 1-5, ~ Smith CU SI Oii Alyda Moulton IU S ~ ... 1. W , 8-4. S'fl•la Hanlka (W .. 1 GerMlt'l)'I d•I wenoy Wt\lte CU S I. 6-2, 4-t. M . Martini H••ratllova (U.S.1 def, Olan• From110111 (Aua1rahal. 7-t. 6-0: Tracy A11atl!l (U.a .J def JoAnne AuaHll (US I. 7°5, 9·0 ; Zina OarrllOI\ tU s I def AndrH LHnd (U.8 I. 4-11. e-2. &-3 WOl'IMll'• tournament (M IMta 't,-.J.. ,.,..,_...... Wene!.¥ Tvrnbull (Aultrallal oel Nat1cy AIC:hey cu s.~ 11-1, 11-2: Sheron w-cu a 1 Oii VltQll'lll Wade (8<11'1n). 6-3, M . .... c~~ =.. St Louta OtMrOlt Toronto ....,...~ W L T 0' OA P11. 25 13 • 242 112 .. ,, 21 7 187 ,.. 43 18 20 • 170 112 41 14 21 9 157 191 37 15 21 e 14e 181 :se ...,.,.. 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Ct-), 10 $7 (1191 6 r>.ftol1, Wtlr 4 (Oofoelnlcllt, Hub«), 11.01 (pp) ,.,..,. ... -..,,...,, o.t. •·41. 'o•t•r. O.t. 100. Huber. Oat, l ;U : M Murplty. LA. double rnlnot, e H Wooelt, Del. I Ulj AutltOMlll, LA, I ui: '°''•· Del, m•lor·lfllllor. 14: 13; AUltlloMlll, LA, mejor, 14.U; tfop•t111, LA. 14:'1. ~~!aid. ~l ~ 11Mt!l1 Ofl. ti 14; rw.11•. v.. 11·w 1 , v.. 1• 11. TMrdlltfW I LOt MoelM. M Murplly 1', t 40 ? ~ ·~· HOlmtt • (lullMOft, 'fMLAllMll ~ 8 Dettolt, Huber t (Welt>. " ti. II 02 '--LA benClll MtVed by l4oC*IN 11101• en Goel -Lot A11t1lu 1-11-t-H. o..roit .. 1N-l4, OotlM -loe ~ I(.,_ °""°" ........ A -10, .... ... :L a• Lae.. • L ri··· 27 • " ....,.. ,, 14 112 ~ t4 .. Ill ll'onlMcl ,, tt ... ~.,.,. II 12 40I IM'*OO 8 ti 143 .............. KllMM~ 21 ,, '" ..,, Anl n I& ..,. o.t-" 20 474 DellM ,. 21 400 UIMI Ill .. . 115 Houlton 0 '° 1•) IAITtlNf COM'IMNCI "---~ Pll~ 21 5 16' eo.1on ar • 771 ....... .., 24 ,13 ... WiWllllOton 17 11 aoo New YM ~ ,, 2t )71 c ..... DMIMfl ........... 20 13 IOI o.troll " 20 .. , Al!Mla 11 ,, ... lndMine 12 2t )6' ~ 12 " J43 0 )0 14) TIMnMr'•._.. Mtlw-.. 110, ~ 100 "'-"'• 102. a..ui. " T~r•O-.. New.Jwaeyal ton ~etlndlWM Oft ., Atlanta =r.: " DelrOll ~ i. et Weatllnglon .._,Oii at San Antonio o.n-•• Dellll Kane. Cttr •t San Diego Portland at S..ttle HIGH aCHOOl Eet1ncl• n. lrvlne ... .. • • • 1a 11 e T'A .... , .... 2\t . ... 12 ,, ... .... . ... II tt\41 11\0 lll'lllfd: RhoO .. 2. Neal 18. BlelMll'I 14. Uuery t Broiovlch 15, Carv1< 1 Marttl O Pak1ngan 0 hmu•• 2, Sat1<mo 2 Total1 2& 14 111 84 llTANCIA Jonnaton 1 t. Curll• 20, Pinckney t& Warlaumont t 1, Jaeger 11. Mu11at1 O. R Loc:l<wooa 2, Molal 0, Fenley 0, Coraeul o. Sar•et O. Faull O Totata. 27 19·3:1 73 l cote II• Quat1era IMne 10 14 14 29-84 fllancte 2 1 1& 19 17-73 T 0111 foul a lr•lne 23, Ealancla 17 Fouled out Uoae<y (lr.tnel CdM 53, 811ddlebac:k 31 COllOHA OIL MAii -VanStMn/luyM e, H1u 11 Vance 7 , Wollt ti. Wynn 10, McKlbbert 0 Oouolu 4. Or_, 0. RoD«t.on 0 Totela 23 11-9 SJ IADOLlllACK -Gan.a 2, Kiel 0, Holmae 2 Watkin• J Cato O StanlO<d & Wal1on !I. Lujan 2 McAlllll• 0 Ceoa 11 To11,. 11 • 11 31 le-..,. O&llltere C0<one d9I Mar 14 12 11 19-$3 SaodllbloCk e 11 e 10-31 Tota l toult Corona oel Mar 15 Saddllback II Coete Mffa 51, Newpon Hetbor 4t NI WPOllT HAlllQ" S•ao•r 18 Har~er 0 Folk 0 Woll• 10 Sh-atd & Gut .. .,er 4 McG•••ln 9 AlllM>n 2 Totela 21 4 10 4& COITA MllA Cook 10 sun 20. Paltnb410e 9 Edleon 0, Koe 3. Wlllleml«I 0 Tot• 20 13-17 51 --...,a--. ... .,.,port HatDO< 0 10 12 l~-4e Coela M11e 11 12 10 12-51 Tote• toula Newp0<1 Harb0< 14, Cos1a Mela 13 II Toro 12, Unlveralty 53 IL TOllO L-• 10 Hom ..... 15, ArnoJo 12 1~g11ner1 12 Thomu e. Gatlin 2 KunMllla 2 Tofll• 211 10 17 92 u111v1"11TY -B•ang., 4, e ..... u 13 Stot1ott 14 Blake 13, Chol 7. Marke i Genute O. C•t• 0 To1111 24 5.9 53 leot9 .., 0--. Et Toro 18 17 14 15-112 UfWlnllY 18 10 11 19-53 Total loula El foro 10. Vnl¥er11ty 17 FOUied OU1 telW>Otr (Uni,,. "IY) HIGH ICHOOL ITAHDINQI ... VlewLMgue LM9w w l Corona Oii MM 4 0 blWtCola 4 0 ltvlM 2 2 ~H¥110t 2 2 El Toro 2 2 Coate MMe I 3 l""-elt'f I 3 s~ o 4 ""'"*t'a ._.. &tencaa73,trvtne64 °"'" .. W L 10 3 12 3 • 7 4 • e 5 7 1 5 • 2 10 Corona del Mar 53, Sacldllbecl< 31 Coate W.. 51, ~ Harbor 441 El Toro 12, ~ry 53 ~•0-..(7:») &t-al Coal• W.. 1"""9 11 H9wpot1 Harbor Cotona del Mar et Et T O<O s.odltM>ac:ll .. u.war.lly HIQH SCHOOl WOMEN Edleon 17, Huntington 8eech 13 HUNTINGTON 81Al:H -Co11011 I ,• Corciow I , T--'CI '· Cooper 7. Tl!UI 7. llec*• 2, ComoGlfo 1. Tot .. 11. 11 1'·26 ~. IDllON -IJcl'llrono 13. Gendron t . Bltfnat 4 M1Jnha1dt e frepJ 10, Tilol>I 11, P8'tnl 3. Gre/lam 2 Tolels 21 t&-28 57 ao....11,0 ..... _ Huntington e..cn 5 Cl 10 9-33 eoteon o 1e 10 20-57 Tot11 1o.i11 Hun11ng1on BNcn 11. Edleon 23 F"OUlecl out· Tilus (Hunllnglon BMcl/11. Meinhardt (Edl1on1 Thobe CEdl1on1 Tachnleel foul• COOPW IHunllnglon INol\) <>c.en View H . Merine '8 OCIAN YllW -Webb tt. CtiomlCI 1. Simek tO Oouly 4 ChaM 22 Tolall 2t 1-10 50 MAlllNA -Lalk 0 Flelec:ner 9 Ander_, o &ett..,,y 4 C0<~tt 20. c.un.1ns a To111S 22 •-10 ... IHnllfOvert.n OceM View 11 re 10 22-511 Mlflne 12 12 10 14-« TOlll fouls ~ Vlifw I, Martna 10 Cofw ....... '· ......... 1 Corona d•I Mer ICO'l"O J Noonan 3. Btown 3, 8. Noonen 1. DMD ... ftehl"g """ l.AND4ftO <"""*' ....,., -2• •ngiar• 6 b-. ' '°"410, 10~ ,,,..,., 111 tOCh COCI. 1 1cutpt11, • lh .. pall .. d, 1 trloaet1lell DAVln LOCKUI ("""*' .... I -·~ _.. 11 l>Onllo. ' calico blM, 1 -eOd 211 m.ac:tt .. .i 272 roca ooo. • -d bMI OANA WHAllP -4t 1nQ1et9 ta l>MI. t meeltlftl. .. t-OoO 1 roell fttll, ~ ~. • t'*PtllMd MAL MACH -It lnglen 4 -ooo. 180 roclt ooo CLASSIFIED· INDEX To Ptact Yu Ad, Cll I 642-5678 ltA1. mAtt t:c:. 11111t • \US ............. loot ....... ~ Iott c.---~ IOlt eor-.. MM IOU C....Me. IOM a....... 1• a1'cn um """"*' Vallooy lOM "'-............... 10.0 IJw.1,~ IOU ~ lo.4 ..... 'or TuHd•y through aeturd•y publlcetton• 6 30 p m tne prevtou1 d •y 'or lund•Y and M onoay pubHoetloM 12 00 noon a11urd1y llWUI OHHtntU Kiit• end COl'reo1ton• mey bl mad• untll 8·30 p m '°' th• ne111 div'• publl· cation For Sund•y and M ond•y publ101Uone. 12:00 noon S eturdey PlllH Hk for • "kltl number·· when oenoel· uno yO\lt •d = =:-:: ' ....... W.--~I 11!!! Checll yOUt Id dally end ~ ,.,._ -report errore lmmedl•· N-... Vle)D IClt'I lely The DAIL V PILOT HO"Wpon a..tt loet .... 0.-le 10'?8 Utumet "lllblllly fOt the I~~ c.,.i..,.,.. ::: ~•I Incorrect lnM tUon llMI _., I-~~~~~~~~ a.1\11......... IOM I: a.-a...t. ·-""---1• w-1• MGbllitl-llOI ........ 1121 ...,,.....y 1100 a...t. "'-11 1111 a...a-'"""1 I JOCI =h1:!11 !ru ~ 1271 Du.,.._, Unlw IJOe iw.-"'"9 ...._ Iii: :::::w~ :~ '-!or lole 1400 Mdltlo II-. hfU I~ .._... Doaon 1414 0r.,..eo .. 1100 Ou1 el Ooun1y IHI Oulof ltaw .. IMO ~ .............. UTI ='~~::=~==~-::::· t: .... .....__... ........ ltoO ai ~ .... _.... •.. 1m ROOAlS 1100 noc' UOCI )400 -'410 Ult UM -aaao ,.,. ... --=, -... .,, .. .. -~ JIOI -•n 2tlt Jtl• 2111 -2tU ~ AlltOUNCODTS ,._ .. l.oa•. r...r.t ......... "-'-1~ Schaolo a. '-"'"-t'nlwl ll002 -.Olt 10•• 1 IClll IOll 1111 E1t1t1 a ... " 111 •••• Ctatrtl 1002 PllTI TWO SCOOPS! Only one !>Ioele lo Nndy bleeh from thl1 1pec1•· culer Newport Beach duplex Regel 3 Bdrm 2 balh owner unit with flrepfece end dining .,.a plue 3 Bdrm 2 blth rental. You'll love ltl Only 1286,000 '" -call todeyl &48-7t71 THE REAL ESTATERS LOOI For our new reguler W9ekly fNlute IOIT SHOW- CASE Every Seturdey In lhe Oelty Piiot Cl...Clled1 FORECLOSURE "IUT" With 10•~ down owner wlll carry 1 low lnterett 2nd TO Huge 4 Bdrm, 3 beth• Luge femlly room. 2 ltreplecH. for- m•I dining room Large Irregular yerd end eun· deck o¥erlooklng regio- nal perk Custom bull! IPI Only 1247 .900 548·2313 THE REAL ESTATERS llGI IAY ARU .011 w111-1oc1ted. smeller 401• home on e big 101 Easl· :::: tide cul-de-11e 1tree1 4022 Priced 10< qulek eale et 40M $115,000 Call 751-3191 401I now _, C:::.SELECT MITOS ll'ORTID llot ••• .... MIO MJO -- 7010 'IOll 7011 lOlt 'IOlt 7011 ,. .,., 'l9M ,. ,. •IOI "°' "°' tilt 1114 "" 1111 tilt tlll flU •1n •1• 1111 tlN .,. Ill' tl•I "" .... -1Ht ... Ill .... 11• '"' mt •1• fl• -fief AUTOS, OOtil111C ••• •1t1 ttn tlTI "" AMC ... . ~ .. . .. ~·--u..i"'--··-···....._, a g:;::.' -----· ·-. .: 0.-. --··---..... .. ...... -·-·---... . =------· =:L;--,,,._.. _ _......_ ,.... _____ _ I .... PROPERTIES • I 4 00 • ~ Q) ~ • >< Q) • ~ • , 4 .... •un ik eptn' •lvl not hllh In price. r"eon eb\fl cott: clHtlfled 1dvull1Jn1. • • ·== • 642-5678, ........... , ...... ,., .... ....,,, 11n11nnt1 1m ....,.. ,am 6 ·-· -111 ........ UDO rlU MOMll 1mm1c • ldrm 2 aa Pnrrw IJldo Nurd bltylrvnt ~ bdnn ) •., bath f 800 • f POOi lw>l'IWI In 1.-a• LR . alr C(>nd 2 ~t 1Upe •1.~.000 ~.~0~:~~~:: H\'tnodeltid 3 bdrm. 2 both + lar&r n<e. rm., 1 bt!am t-elllnp, furn11h1-d , pati<11 1420,000 ) PEllllULJ HOME Clcc·an &t JtltlY vlt•wi. M&.1 lnt.' room, 4 bdrm. 3 h11 th, 3700 11(1.fl. $J,38fl,000 Oc.'t!1mfro111 Liii& ISLE llYFROIT Lagooo vt~w from 6 bdrm, 4 ti.th, fam. rm &at 1Up for 3 boet.I Now 1996,000. IAYllDE PUCE Spc.'<.'U.l·ular baylrunt dphc 'J. br, 'J. b.1 up. 2 br. 2 ba dn 2 bc.kll Sp<il"t'I> Jtttducc.-d $ J ,500,000 FllRIHIS RAMOH New <I br. 4 •,1 ba, cwllom Fre'l'\Ch Normandy f.itlilte I 2 prime &ert! hilltop $1.260.000 CORONADO CA YI Coronado Lil.and l'Wt bayfront lol 85' boat' dock Plans avail Now 1370,000 w/ttorms. . BILLCRUNDY, REALTOR )-l18 tl O Nb t!' 1 11)1 t IUVIEW FEEWI IHl,000 + ... _ 4 Bdrm. family room, 2 ~ bath, 2 atoC¥. (largest model). Guarded gate, tennis, pool. $92,000 down, assume lat and 2nd. Payments under $3,000 per mo. Owner/broker. 170-tltl. Tl~.\DI T 10\, \I ~l..\1 'I\ 1-1 Ull fllll Ovet 12,000 IQ.II of bulldlbl• R·2 In Coet• M•H lkllld up to fOUI un111 In prime .,.. Un- 1urpHffd opportunity. Now only 1140,000 • c.11 '°' detelle. 646-1111 THE ~EAL ESTATERS °"'' ll1A EASTSIOE. "Mini renctl" with fruit bNring tr-. 1¥oc1do, eprlcot, I•· mon loquet, peecn. g4.11v1. Otange end c:on- OOfd grepe vcn.. PLUS eolldly bulh llNlt hOfM ot concrete block. Ref-••O hardwood floore Lech end pletler. 1118, 000 llLllllT UY I HAii JIULn 111·lMO .... , IEWLlmM NHr lhe blecn In popu- 1 er Newport Shor••· Coi y 2 bdrm , 2 beth home redKC>rated Ind cute H cen be. Fire- piece, 2 privet• patloe, 112..oat IH-11l1 del'1 with bar • all for jUlt 1 ·•'3,000 L.H.O C .. ••· dey .......,, ., 6 7J::iMOO ~ Wiil II ELEUIT •O•Ett IZIJl6 .. 2UI • ONLY 1129,IOO IN H.B. HARB09' • ASSUME l't'• % V.A. •ASSUME 2nd • 3 BR 1tf• BA • NEW EVERYTHING: Kitchen, baths, cpts, drapes, ...... blad paint, etc. I ff'• JHr Lllet 1.., 0 S 1 5 81""' M Ill Cu11 lg 3 bdrm, 3'n be. * pen Un • ; VA .,.. e den, flrepl-. 222 Coral ..... Mltt•ll1•rf t'~6.~ 6~;-6~;1•PPI Ezeo11tlY1 llt•ts 141-0101 ltllilea HWPORT IUOI llYllTllHT Two specious N B con- do• • side by side • lo- ee ted neer Corona Oel Mer High School. Fa- shion 111and, churchH, end meny other emenl- tlH Community pool. Very de1lre1>le r entel unite. Good H1um11>I• toen1 Owner very moti- vated 3 BA, S183,500 4 BR. S 185.500 Call Selly Shipley for ll showing 759-9100 Ptaia1al1 1007 U1•1 ltlt 10"l. lull PUllHU NtlT Beaullful corner property 3 B•. 2¥• Be. 1 houH with bfll dec:Ot thrU-OUI lrom ocean. 1354.000 5 bdrm• i nd all meln ln1tltutlona1 loene. 178. entertaining •oorn• Pitt and allp '°' 3 boata ow 000 equity. Went to tr•d• fOt So Cal reeort help flnanu II 11% with prop 0 , ? Or will di•· 10% ee1h down P•Y· c 0 u n 1 f 0 , c • • n . menl A letge hOtnt IOt 6--65 lemtly llvlng end adult ,_~ ___ 9_1 _____ _ entertelnlng t 1.395,000 - \\\llHIHll'I 110 "11' ... , RE.AL ESTA1E 1' II 14 POHISIU~ 3 Br. 2~ Be. 1 hOUM ftom oceen. 1364.000 1n1UluUonel loan1. $78. 000 equity Went lo lrlde lor So Cal. rMOl'l l•--------•I ptop or ? or wlll di•· counl for c aell GEORGE ELKINS CO OLW HAl Solld 3 Bdrm, Turtl«oc:k. 1unny with plenletlon allullers. ettlum, up- gra"*. loens I 179,900. Ulllll VUf li()M(~ RM1tor11 67s-eoo0 lllATllU Offlll llYJ FORECLOSURE IMMINENT KAUAI. HAWAII Lollng my 3 bdrm lovety lurnls~ llome In Prln- cevllle nr Golf Couree, will accept any reuoo•· bl• otter 714 337-0522 SPAlllM 114,100 E1peol11ty cute 2 Bdrm Spenleh home with fOt· mel dining. Bre1kfHt end ullllty room. Large plc1ure wlndowe to yard. $8500 down Only 1881 ,.&I. Call to '" nowl 545-8591 II TIE NllT See one of the jewtfs Of th• Penlneule. Newly lleted 3 Bdtm home with edob• cornet flrepl- enel nerdwood floore. Owner ne11lble on nnen- clng. Stepe 10 OCNr1 0t oey. Alklno s2eo.ooo 142·1100 . >J A PETE BARRE Tr REALTY Quiet condo wJ2 Bdrm1 end .I.• n••t. 1ennl1 & 0011. Reduc«I to 1118, 000 844-1020 Ulll Jib.I. HTlll 54e-231s I~~~~~~~~ THE REAL ESTATE RS Sell tninot f11t .i1h Deity Plloe Want AO.. AfSIO£HTIAI RfAI FSIATf SCAVtCES ana a.a Al.,_ Mini estate, exclusive area, custom ~ BR, separate maid's qtra, beautiful pool, spa, covered patloe, gourmet kitchen, 3-car garage. Great. entert.aini.Jl8 home! $200,000 down. Owner will carry $42~.ooo. U~ ~ yrs. Submit. IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 12ll ... •11¥11 .... * Spaciou1 executive h ome feeturtna 4 br & 3~ ba, pool & a view of the back bay & Anthony'• Pier! Thia fine residence fJ located in a very dealroua are• & prleed for lrnmtdlate Nl•. Low Jn\erfft uaum.able ftnancin, available. Call 769-1~1 or 7&2-7378 ..... , .. ... ., ......... .... (JH) 1 .. 1111 (114) 1U·1111 /.Jn N1r,[L (}AILE., bi ASSUCIATE.S ..... ""'"'"" In lhl hNrt Of the Vltlege • e rett MC!uded 2 et<M)' on 1 40' tot with .-perate ut11t'1 eludlo. Juet a thOrt Wiii\ 10 the bleeh ldoel tor remodel or new oooetructlon. Owti« will help flnenoe. O&LL 144-Jt 11 IPTIWl&I. Lendef went• out ot 2 exlC. l'lomet Ptle»d fv betOW apipte&Mcl VW. A a Ir, plua bonut rm, pool. 110. ato. A 4 Ir. 1p1. oove r•d patio, OCMn vi..., etc. Cllrla Cll1• 2'312'1-4541 °' 213/H2·1W ... _ 111aa.11 .. ,.. 41 aod•11• ••1 -11 Monter9)' Cir. \ Orange Oo .. i DAl~Y PIL.OT/Frlday, Janua CT "-•· .. .;;:;:;;: 1 -.. .,....n fM!JtW &::r1w1t1 r111l•W ""HI ..... .., I,,.,, • ..... IMl i!!t~""!!!;' ;"; .. !·~~!!!!!!.!!~I CL ----=. • ••11 .. .,.., I• lltat!L.Dlll!DIL-&immom1 .... -.miq ,L. • '" "'"'AIL.· ••t!•11•• H!1 '""" rrn Ct!•• ""' ~ .:.:t1 ~•I= • ......... ~ J L.I fllNTHOUll. lf'Mll t 9" ~. ,.._ -1. I It OYetlodll~f~"' Ltll_~~-'!• trt-M wtttt rNMMt 1tont ..,,,n, -IO' 1 IN! 1 9tir.P·~·""•"rttw't'· '171'SC __ .--;;r.. ~"'ftMJpiflo. T81'• wood 011110111 "vi; ..... ~·f!' =: ~· =· I fM 11 Aull now 1100 11...,.. 016a:1:,· UHt mo ... ,. ttar. l•to 22H l:: Hutyy, ~ -· GOO Prim• Newport Shot•• D\lpl~x. l ~ a.a.MIMO. BAY PAONUO bAch, IT • • Mola . 173-UO~ 01 I Ii.&, aso.t?H °'*' laV&in I ·6 11$12 block• from tl'io btactl. 4 BRn BA .. f •a Condo. 2 .,., •• PIQ. 2 8r tuo ' .... ...... "".,, -----Otlm-.d urw\airl 3 DD '"BA dow D-room I quipped ICll, O-:•· "-' HOtO Hoep N71 Uill pCI aos •. tlUllt l .... i' ... "'· ---1-1 zma ,__, f>lne, ~ -• IHV• . n . .n.wnt OU\ OM lrllftl bllf, Cutt dtOOf. tTIO/mo 840 &32• ~·*· f/t11·2MI IAYflMT d•Wflf bbQ, l~rtl on 4 BR. ,.. ~ llr• 142 .... 14 or 5'4t-H71 or both Flt! LAND Auumable lit WorllthOCI Ollf-0-. v~ HA.~ VllW HOMU 6 Oullnl OoNnlronl aweuo Little Ille, pl.,, 1 1tory b II "' vu t • U mo place, pe11o, double oe RDTD at SI~•· Pr1ced thouaandt below ...... blu4 1111 loW rnov.-ln. tuS ICING IA, lull t>ith cloN 10 no 1t9 lclt N&o Incl utll' dth111t lro 21t. ltplc. 121·6t47 "0' AV t CCAH , A.: I!!!!! 1"4 market by motlvakd toU~n. eau aatnt Cut• Cott• 2 Br t •• 137•9740 ,.. r9q. •hOPI ' r.ar1c' Commu-yr1y. 171 • .4211 ' tteoo mo 176 • 3087 2 ,, ,..,-o-.,-M-7_0_N_u_cpl ton.ct 1 ., •'•llw:H>.000 .. H 1 ...,, llllWOI Mimi Grant. 838·~033 tor ftnanclnJ lu~ tlll June 11 '760 l!Hcullv• home n1 lo nlly poo • t taoo mo 2 Ir Zba. 1,,,111 ipt Nt y..,1., 1176. 2 bt. oerlOf. 167 & "C .. Or1nue "" det.atla and appt to 7 -'73-21'41 Coalt Pfau 2300 tQ tt 752·2 tt7. 191 l!Meh, b on Panln P1 p1110, W/D 131·'4120. 1-5PM w1111 141-'ll DOWlllS c;-. l. .... • IA. 2'-'bl. huge kit-BIO CANYON *625/rno 114164~2'2 116-'312 •It 7pm pd reaa _ ! ar • -o h • n I I 2 5 O I m o . 2 1tv eonoo golf courM lal... 1 BR BEAUTY 1111. quiet LEASE W/OPTION TO BUY 6 Br -.. ... Verd•. famlly rm , Atrium. 2 frplc'e. 3 c1r g1r•g•, boet door. >lint term• 11000 mo Broker/ O wner 751 ·2446 & 549-5165 VIEW Pr .. tg Hrbr Ridge mAO 75t.0705 2 br, 2 b•. ;M ltple, -i Ct1t1 •HI MM p J I JtoT llreplc, ow, belc:ony or trom thtt Hc:tplton•I 3 oceen vu. fUrn prof dee. 1'1ntHllC Find. Lro• 3 bAr, pool, t 200/mo A.gt llWNIT YJ• • ••• ta••• ' patio vleW. pool. •P• no 4-br, 3·bt. Ir, Im, Ip. bdrm, 2 bl. pool homt 6A2-t183 ....._. 2 Ir 2 B• yrly Mtture. 1>9t1 J.476 up Top., .. ~o;r:;;,~°'R'::/~~~ l!!J!rl ltula 10ft ,fH Cl .. !alt 107! ~:.~:2:· t3500. 12131 ?o~~::·~I~:~· ~·=~p•:; 11!1Mutlfulhome3Br 281. Q~~~!~1~~ •. nonsmkra,nopet1.tfl00 640 2'4'4_7 __ _ den Hom•• Perfect •••••• -11•1• DuplH,ldealQ'#Ml'tunlt I ... ... plulh decor. f., +de· i car g1r1ge. pool, epa, pool, l•cun l. 11un1. +dip'• 21 3 1 'l'ot- 4 l05. $576/mO 2 Br. 2 a• hom• for 1nterttlnlng ~ 2~':, 2 3 Or 2 8a; 2 Br 1 8e alt. Cl• 2140 po.It mov., you In 1,.76 very PflVllt, 1 ye., IN· tennl1 oourt1, volleyb1ll 2 6 7 · 9 7 9 2 0 r I 7 1 •I townhouH, lrplc. pttlo. pool •r>d • VIEW from ~ • opplng. V1ry nlo• " I I 7t'41770·0347. ....... ... . OCEAN/BAY VIFW blt·lna, 11111111 pe1 Ok. L•ro• enough y•rd tor • ~•lerrmmo. mcll •E· •ce'1t1,onryt I Whelk to bMch CIOM lo 31R 2BA turn. mobll• KING 537-0740 I• rtq. M 11350/mo A1111t now cFouurn"11'~ !~30 J r 1 Br 873-3988 c:e• port. IAUndry rm, all WHllUU 1lmot1 ~room Take financing Fee L•nd concJ Atl!lno 1 166 000 lno~•.; poo • recr .. t on, 31r. 2B•. huge t•m rm, U-.ta ltl•·••I• lair Cell 567-0075 2 Br. I Ba, lrg apt up1t. t SL Mgmt 642· 1903 over high usum•bl• Only 12110,600. Contact Call for lurth« lnt0rma: P ~ · 1 blk to bMch formal din rm, new Cf)t•. -& wlpt110 Quiet & ctHn or before 2·30, 142~221 1011111 1389,000 John Shte uon Ownrl8kt 73 t-5\81 ,:;: :;:~u,:::i = tlttm 1)'9, 1976 mo. 0211 !-0•1~11'!'01 c6kbdl''J';060'"mo•. OAI& Ill 110 $736 mo, yrly, Incl utll lor Wt .. I••• "Ill,• Co<nef twnhM w/FP, 3 BA 2•.; b•. W/O, & relr • v1c & c111n Obie o•· rage Low down S 110. 000 Agt 146-'4380 C .. ~rf& Prt,.rttH _,,. C111n•tlon ()pan Ne 811 " " .... ALL UTll ITIES PAIO 2 ad u I 11 No p 1I1 • 9(1.JU• IHI~ L!ttu lOH 332.23 1 7 1: I I• 11 I 2 t 3 I 1·4 or call 62e.7068 yHr 1e... 973-8372 B•chelor, 1 & 2 8 IPll 875·0668 Comp•r• btlore you 1v11I Pool. •P•. laund or N~porl HtMghlt oide( "..... L .. .. •1.aa MESA OE.l MAR lg 3Br. rent Cu1tom dHlgn 1296 N!Ge BachefOI, r .. p. rm No pell lmmed Oc:· If 18r IS. dbl c11t 0 ., 3 Br 1 8t view. 90'1'. II••• ac • ,. 28•. f1m rm, 111 new IAfFROIT IHlurH Pool, bbq. •dull No pell Utlll Plld cup WTUll Y 50a117R11ol 111um•bl• •I 12% ICozy 2 Br lurnlthed P•lnt In A out Almolt l&llt&lWll cov'rdg•rage,iwrround· 10&E Bll'(St Apt9 8achelor $.410 OUl•I 651-1177 $155,000 S229.000 Open Sat. Sun $500/mo Incl ut111 Mo-new cpt Aval! Feb 5 Sindy bHCh 3 Bdrm, ed.wllh pluth 1end1ce-B•y1ronl Pvt t>etch 1500 1Bdrm1450 Thie 3 Bdrm horM le•· 461 Sant• An• Ave 9.5 '499-1911 Mo No Chlld. pet. non-Ref• teq $850 mo 2b•, e11c.I cono Monthly ping No pet1 IQ '' 2 BA 2b•. lrplc, 2 bdrm 1540 turtng l11tge mal19f twit• 548-S<M 1 ah 11 30882 Oftltwood tmokw 111, lut + MC. 52e. 7068 or yHrly Furn or un-1 Br Furn IS 15 o•r. s l100, cpl or llllQle, 845 P1ul•rlno and beth Gourmet kit· HlrbOf Ridge Condo. bl-.. ~il 8 1100 6'40-4999 r Vall 22l4 turn '1200/mo Owned 385 w Wiison 842-1971 714/1173-21112 TSl Mgmt 76'4-00111 chen 11\d rumpua room -~°'11W low mkt, 38r. 2'~8• • t tatl 1...-t le la 2111 tut&la !f W ·9613 NICE 1 Br. dplx Ovitt NHr w1t11, lrg '4 Br 2 ea IM•lll&TI have b•en utentlvely w $415,000 951.9399 1 bdrm trailer wl•vmlng,r U 4 Br 2 8t. lrplc. O/W, Sep by gir 1 empl oldr remo<lei.d I• oNefed •I CM $3950 Splt9 renl LIDO ISLE · 3 bdrm, 2 b•. o•rdenAf'. nu cpl & p1lnt, HAfbOr View Hom91• 3 bd, •011 No pets. 1340 ':~r. balconlc, lrplc IOOIPUOYI $180,000 For more a. Turllerock 3 Br 2 B•. IOUIFllllT St60 Incl ulll• 845-21191 l1mrm S HOO mo 8111 lrg P•tlo, le76 mo, 1tl & 2 bl, lovely home. pool. 548-102I mo yrly 8 ·6 7 t 9 2 Br I 81 llUndry rm IAllt. c••1 5•"·1151 be•ut home F~ •-·se C Grundy, Altr 87W1111 tut, 1300 1ec .. ,p o•rdener lt200/mo. 2 Br 1 bAlh $500 ...,..,, ... pool crplA , drApea .. ._ " ~ ... ustom, by owner. 2 •IY. 71 Viking 24•80. w•lk to " Av1ll Jin 16 9'48-88411 8 It ,_., S4 or s •I e S 9 5 O I mo 3 br & den R·2 $700. bHch, low rent .a52K 3 er 2 ea Av•ll now. Pitt 142·4210 M·F 9·5 eat. acla 2140 New cpl blk to bHch 00·$'4 l6/mo 861-3033 000 6150-6578 3713 ByO'Nflef 990.3435 &klcltOK.L"""Oflhort 4 bd. 3 bA, Form1I OR, *S350 Marll'llllRlty 875-4800 226 4 Map1e •. HERITAGE . REALTORS I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ $••1t1~e -"• B It ._ 2" .. 0 lmly rm Im d /mo up. Bach -1 2 Br t Ba carport ln<Jry I' -~ C I e A I e S 8 2 5 I mo •at. H• ., .... ion. $ l~~O ~:· & 2 Br unfurn & turn Cer .. a •el Mar 2722 rm, vi-ol golf eourM lfW P&llT • llPll MW YI -••tl!U Lttl 1229 780-1977 3 Br 2 81. 8u1h1rd . 750-t078 Ev" pool. •P• 18992 FIOfld• lrom deck $475/mo tn&OIEI l•E CONDO 11 only S 129 S•crlllce, Comp•nlon 3 Br. 1~. B•. 2 ctr g1r. Adamt •r••· F1mlly pref. 11'42-283'4, 842-3172 ITEPI TO IOW 5158 Joann E/tlde 3 Br. 1 81, lrpk:, dbl gar Take over pymls. $1200/mo. $125, 000 Hlet prtce by ownr. 642-659'4. 3 BR. 2 .,., b• on grMn-soo. Don't min lhl~ Gr•ve, cholc:e t•k• aid• comm pool. Wlnt•r or No pe11 '750/mo. 1ncld1 Big C1nyon condo 3 Br, IUIPIPEI APTI Lero• 3 Br 3 B• m•ny TIL Mi•t l•Z· 1101 bell with communltv oultt•ndlng upgrided 1 ch•pel loc Endowmtnl yrly Agt 675-8170 l•wn M<V 994·2119 full golf courH view, 1m1n1tlee 11100 C1111.,---=------, BR Ith 11 t c1te Included P•clllc $1400 lff 64'4-742'4 I & 2 BA. pool. spa, Dorothy 873·7975 $485/mo 2 Br f'/, Sa lenn11. pool & spe Drive "' aecur Y g• e , View Mtmorlal Ceme-WINTER RENTAL . on tM HOME FOR RENT 88Q, no pets, furn. AvAll. --p r ii II bl I by 15 Wiiiow Tree l•ne. pool, epa & gym ROD I•"' 751_545'4 Hnd. Jin to M•y 30. 38r Huntington Be•ch 2 38r 6 d•n. 2 1101y. nr (11•) Hl·Htl BAYFRONT 1 BA 1 BA up e un ' 1 t· "'· University Park. then call 1173·8821 to'"· ., 2ba, turn $850 mo Incl Bdrm. S850. Fenced yard ocean Comm pool, ten-8081 Holland Cr, HB 11rlg.0S62Simo 1~t. 1aai ~~~~orl, lndry rm, bal· MEI& VEllll 6U -'4910 Sl35.000 F" ,__--!""!"_ C•a•I. Prerrty 1290 utll. 7141544-2484 & ou1ge. Kid• & P•I• nl•, new cpta, etc. 3t0 Btwn Slater/Warner 1 0 d' P Y' 1 Y 527 w Wilson lend welcome. 545-2000. Pro1pec1 . Newport oN Beach 8'44·0128 TIL M t 1 .. 2 110• l .. ·'910 bceQtlontl locatlon Ntw· IUOOI UY Agent, no fee. Shorn 1926, 873-2864 THE SHORES·BEAC'-' I• • • • 1.11-X. Lill 3 Br home on quiet tree-Uned st I lrg y1rd & superb termal Best buy at only S12A,500 C1ll 979.5370 port Blvd. Co•t• MeH, W&TEIFlllT YOU DESERVE ITI n 8'425 tQ h. lot 1260,000 3 bd, 2 story, Fmly rm. Nwpt Creal. lg 3 BR. 2'~ AREA · FREE RENT UllTAIT II Cuh. Ag1 1175-8700 J•n lo July 3 bdrm. 3 11lnt area, $896. Imme-b•. OR, fplc, wetbu, Beautllul & park llke with Come & aee our newly 2 e r, 1 ·~ Be twnhae b • . S 3 7 0 O m o . d 1a1 • 0 cc up 1 n c y blln-lns. refr. lg 2 car terraced pool. decorated model• I & 2 Bulll·lns. laund rm. ca•- . \' f : ·/ L I ti/~· 1f HARIOll IUDllE c ••••• ,.,... 1271 213-932-0808 983·89'40 alter 8 pm. r'· tennis. pool, •P• 1 •Prlv•te P•tlo• Bdrm apll $550 & $895. port, ya rd/bale. Sm•ll ESTATES • 2 bcl. Oen. Nwpt 8.ch, 3 bd. 2,h bl. BMul. lge 4 br & lam rm 983-7010, Uk fOf Alla 975 mo IH Avl 211. •Covefed Parking Poot & tennte C•ll K•ren Pet OK $600-$625/mo I h 5'44-3049 •Spacloua Apll , 64'4-261 t 2548 Orang• Ave llUPE IT II IOTI I bra r y. Cu 1 t SP A, Newport Cr .. I Condo ••ec ome. fully furn. & CLOSE TO BEACH •Olnlng Area Call tor 1 II yra newt Thia home hu FANTASTIC VIEW I Pool AVlll Feb 16 equipped, $1500 mo to Brand n-3 Br 2'h Ba llPUl ti W&Tfl •Walk In CloNts 2 story. 2 Br. 2 lull 81 , TSl M 1 :2 603 11 •II, 5 Br'a, 3 ea. vtll 759-1078 evn o...n/agt $975/mo 982-0778 lv mo I hr u M • y 3 0 w/prlv iwndeck lot• of 3 br. 2 be. lrplc. _, blr, •H~llke Kitchens wuher & dryer south gml • 1 · J:.E "' T t \ l~\lf ~t•t( •, · . AU. Z II lllTI room & lorm•I dining IMM POSSESSION M... 720·0101, 5'46-5760 ...ood. Skylight•. bit-in., P•llo. g1rage. 25· bo•t 1 blk 10 Huntington tide o f PCH Avlll 2 Bel, 1 Ba redecorated, Ealde duplex $139,900, Unbellev•bl• •I 1145. MARIOR RlllE $3 .000 dn llkeover VtMYnlce3Br181.ooean lrplc. •II utll P<I Obi car dock No pet• $10115 Center. tran1portallon & 2-1-113 1850 /mo gar pool Chlld OK. No no clwn pouJbi. 000. CAii 970-5370 17211mo 1 Br owrloo-vie.... lrplc:, bit-In•. 8507 gar•ge Chlld ok Ort\19 950-'4421 lrwys 833-3030 or 5411·885'4 pets SS25/mo 1399 A ~:.:!'~~ 5o¥. dwn OISTOI king lount•ln & courtyo Se11hore Or (drive by U 9 2 1 A 1•b1 m • 3 e r, 2'h 91 Condo ,..1 lge bechelor •Pt. w/klt. Baker 641 -0 783 Cel Shetyl 640-7814 DIRT CHOP' $59,500 875-9'400 1111) $850 8'45-7009 6-4837 gollc:our11 view. 2 lrplee. ITIUTIEI FIU utlls pd, walk 10 beech 3 Br. $'405. 1'h B• ... b A 3 8 r. 2 8 a . I em rm s.c g•t• ten t 1 S 3 8 0 6 • 5 • 3 7 7 9 . 2 Br $445 1 Ba F~ SALE BY 0 EA • Jactat Prtftrtw 1350 nlr or ldge, buul ' n a, poo "•0-9335. ••8·9714 WN MUST SEllll -.. .... --. ...... .,._~-!.!iL-~~ turn 2 Br 2 B• Condo S750/mo 9182 Sc:ouo•ll 11'0 557.7372 d1ye. 1 Bdrm From $515 .,.. .,.. Poot No pets 548-9556 EAST SIDE cu11om bit WIOllllME Trade. termt. le•se op-Slll llHO 00. vi-Pv1 •r• plus meny Cir 842-6086 875-0109 eves 1 LA QUINTA HERMOSA Ohl 0-3 BA condo tple. 1 t• 2 II home. very pVI, pool & •• 000" lion submit. C1ll AO)'· •• 'Lal ,. ext••• 1950/mo 38 28 18211 Parkstde ln. 1 blk gar ,., ... nd-". $995 "' 'I "'· ""• m•ny u""'r•d~ • WI 6 3 3 • • el t trtl r, • dpl11, encl yd, Newport Creel condo. ~ -....... Ne 1 cl G d ..,... · -· .-v -· ~ ' • time 40-1 4 646-19'45 or 8'42-7370 $6 W of Beach, 3 blks S mo 714/832·20'40 Avl "'Y ecor u P · modeled kit Good 11-Owner mull tell 2 BR Bulk Ult pr1ct Keep u 01r1ge 50 mo 8151 ocean view. 3 Br 2'1' Be, f Edi 847 c• Feb encl gu. Clwshr, pool, nanc1ng S209.500 condo a11um1ble e•I•· HUI YIEW ap1rtment1 or sell 11 Mlc:hael 557-2382 $925/mo 538-5831 ° nger • .,.. 41 sea No pell 642-5073 631·1985 II~ financing. Reduced Owner 1r1nafened Ap· condos S yrt ,_ lllled ltaHI Uafu•iallM VACANT, 2 BR. $550, 3 Nwpt Hgll. lhlfP 2 br + C.1t1 lllH& 2724 $500, U11111ie1 p1ld. 2 BY OWNER. 3 BR & iieri. 2 s 1 .800 10 $97,400 Ask praised 11 S4 to.ooo ::''ow merket C1ll K•tlly Gtatral ,..0,. BR. S650, 4 BR. $1175 3 den 1r1-p1u. trplc, 0., The bdrm. , bi. S250 Secu· Ba, lple, PAllO, ,_paint tor Mark, 71'4/6'4'4·8325, NEW PRICE $385.000. "-" BR. $825 w/pool, uun1, $800 675 5930 1 & 2 Bdrms 1p11 1vall 1ty C II Beth 631 5230 & cpl Xlnt fln•nctng 559-8442 Low dn. owe paper ()( IHIRI IULn 3 Br 2 8• $800 etc Keith, 982·44 71 , • Pool. •P•. laundry. o•· r . a - - s_1_2_1._000 __ 9 _ 5 _7._ 3 _ 2 .:.; 112 :___ Lai••• lta c._ l""I will trade N-Vletorlen t71-U 1 I 4 Br. 2 81 oonfml $1100 968-9853 Exec h4obm• In Big C•· H t• t rage No pet• $.435/mo PINE BlUFf APTS _ • V"I style home with hot tub, 1 Br, bay1ronl $850 nyon, r. custom pool, un '"' on up 8 e Io re 8 c a 11 2 Br 2 Ba Ch"d ok, Pl· WIT. • 11/Z I& OCEAN & CANYON VIEW many st1lnecl gl.au win· Deluxe Covington 4-plex 2 Br. ocnfrnt $1000 1 Br. t Ba. near bellCh tpl, beAu\ lg• lot 645-5677 tto, view. frptc. encled $134,500 Lo dn Owner. 18r, 2 frplc1, country dowe, 1 of a kind. Cell nr So Cet Plaza. Prtn .IAClll llALn S400/mo. 64.._9805 day1 Neat Huntlngt Center gar . gu stove, dl•h· 6'42·9568 646-9929 kit,.,. acre. rm for lg •it· lmmed to H• Afent only Bkr 979·'4383 PttOP llAUllllflT 53fS..8312 Npt Cres1 '4 Br plu1 I r F•r•laltH laoltelen ~Pl lo! rent w/ loll. nice w$6•!~:mr,osp1. lndry rm pan11on $2'43,000.Make G50·3806or675-17 1, E SldeHouM+2Renlllt lll·f111 Kid & Pet lovln 3 bdrm. also 2 Br 2 B• Beach 1 le•r•H ~~~Call 6'45-8404 bit SPM C 831-6107 • rel "EllE offer Owner. 494-5128 WAU Tl llAOI Sl30K, ,.., h•v• '4 otMr Ouffn1 Kit, tormal ell· hM $825/mo 840-11208 • te•r•••, 1 lath ~ • c M cl pl 1 1 ntng, BBQ P1tto, Utll• agent ' Townhouse 2 Br 1'. Ba FIUR IMllAOIL&Tt... 3 Br 2-sty, ov~e lot. S 8U 11• S Ir ·PIO up Super condo, 2 & den & pd. 111 + d•P 11>d you're 2 11•11••• 2 latfl lrplc. pool. ape, AltAChed 11 the woid for this on fee l1nd. Owner SIC· to 1 9K ellera HY wet blf & dining & titting 1 SS 3 Br 2 B• W•lk 10 t>e•ch, Or>ly S I 19.900 3 BR rlll<:lng at 1199.750 For !Wbmll 111 otters Steiner rm & lrplc & patio & 3 car n 15 KING 637-97'40 •lighted Tennis Courts gar1ge No PttS Av•ll Flreplace Quiet street :"m"~~~,~~ •g~~1:;~v:~: detaJls call lnvstmnt Co 8'42-966e 0., On!y 11200 pr mo lee req 1 -~j"~~ ~~;1&..k~~~~: •Blhlarde now $825 mo 831.,..98<1 Lender owned. Hurry 11111 Et"-'• l"-rt •PLE" tennis, pool & spa H•rrv 1-f•t 2•.a.a ··JH~utz:ztdl Pool WALL&Cl WIOll Ml-0101 for residents 11 jull • ••• rw v-" Fr-.. -ick 831 12... .. ·' nra .,,. View, pool. 1p•. tennl•. I -short w•lk 1w•y 2 lll-1171 $295,000, good grou ..,..... • ""' ... gt HC . lrg 3 er, 3 91 •S1or11ge 759 W 19\h - bdrms. lge living rm.··-842-4758 agt lalMI Jllad zzoe IEITALS s 1795 or IHte opt I •ExerclM Room LUXURY 1 BR 1 BA • • c.ptlonal kitchen S205, By Owner. 1934 Port ·~ 1 to• bdrm• tlartlng It 750.9307 •Ser>d Volley Ball Minu1e1 lrom l>elCh ;::r 000 Provence. H.V Monaco Positive Cllh llow w/to Yt•rly or winter 2 Br, $850 lo SHIOO •Fireside Lounge Merble Pullm•n top1 lltlt... 3 Br 2 81. mn•nv up· ~helte~ncome E11ce11 MWty •edeeof•t.O. good 3 Br. 2''t8• Condo, 1m •88Qs O.Cor11or drapes your toothbruih ind grAdes cloee to pool a nanc on 1 trlple ,..t cond 213-790-9000 dys ~ ocn view very cle•n llllY, II ...,,1 Plush"''"' carpeta I h p 1 r k $ 2 3 9 S 0 0 leeM l>'C>P«'Y toc.t9<1 In or 790-1302 -F r P I C S II 6 0 m o r 5 t Walk In C1~11 _,~-·°"" mover g t In to 1hll a A...._ So c-•11 I SI""~· It .. _.l ~ ~~~~~~~~~ 644-&4211 "'"'-.. OC•· lty 142-740'4 ,,.., _, y .....,....._ Prtv•le Pe110 :: completely lurnl1he<I 2 ---------I tton CAO el~ thll year lalMI plus ""' month'• rent Gourmel Kttcn.n f tutala Vall-103• ~0:...:!':11r,,on~.':°:'~ UISE YllW ME $11115 000 Starkey. Ptalaa•la U07 Bluff 3 BR 2 Ba. FIR. apttt MIO l"•' Carpon w111or1ge :::!. " .,.... 4 BR. 3 Ba. pool Owner 811ght & Wittie 549-1930 651~TI77 level. n-cpl & p•lnt Huntington 8eec:t\ Sp1, outdoor sea RE'. Tiiis I.I &pr•~-otund1to~~s.0001crlf1ce tr•n f 1 M 1 111---------STEPS TO S CH 1 Br 1 1300 mo Rutty Guin-11 .. 1 ... 1 ..... ..,.,., s .,, ng u• ....... far Salt 1'00 Ouplell Yrty. utll.pd No lher, agl 831-12119 • --tlOI l iundry No pa t I 8 fut k N 1 bloc:lc eut $.485/mo 5411""830 ymen I ()( mon-;..:,_ • MullAO Realty 540·29e0 On• Ac•• Ea tat• Lot. p ng 0 pet• 2 IO «th 3000 IQ h WMlcll hm 4 -· ., ___ ......... . ttis on this 2700 IQ It 4 •1LifF'tft' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiAiiisltiiiforiiiliiior1iiiiiiiiil Aguacate Rd Sin Ju11> St front $550 mo. br, 4bA, pool.'""&. den. t"'s .,......, .,...F.., lfW llEll Am. Bdrm. 2'i'r bl Woodtlde .~-..-c 650-4-484 .... ~~·~~"'~~~~~~ -~• 1p11trano EquHtrlan ...-111111 rm dine rm tr1ple Newly decor•ted 1 Br 4 home With lorm•I dining • ... ..,... •••Ill YIEW are•. 1ge utum•ble tit Cere•I ••I Mar Z""" WOODBRIDGE OetlChed g111 StSSO mo 552-0873 Bach plus loft 191 Patio. rm. lge lam rm. cov'd -at 10% Aeduc.d for Im-"-• 2 Br pl den 1 pl .. LllHI ltacla 2641 enclsd o•r•ge. pool, spa patio and ap•rkllng pool •••cii-...,_ L•rge '4 bdrm, 1 level, med Hie •I s240 000 10.81 of the Century Huge UI • r • r, Backb1y ., .. condo 3 Br -rec 1oom No pell $.485 eod ape Lge loen lvAll ..__c. _, lovely yard, pool & ft· PP 714-673-11315 • 2 +Bonus rm, G0urmet ga9r. nice yard. No pets. 2'" B•. lmmec, very pvt, luxury studio. free 1180, 393 H1mil1on, 645-4'41t Utted UNDER appra11e1 cuz:z1. You own the land. Kit. deslgnef decOf '"""' S 35/mo "'' o•rd no pets $900 831-3232 phone. m•lcl serv, spa, Vecanl and rncly IJl .. t .. , ... , t7J $315,000 844-8388 or ..... taia, DetHtl490 oul, relulng SPA, ga-551-2340 BLUFFS BAYFRONT $t30/Week. 499-3015 Shup blchelor unll. g~ SSua~ 2R•tof-~' 844-0134 PALM •-tlll ••u r10• tit + dep movH Ne111 new, lmmac. hlghly CONDO 28r + convert!-1..,.rt leac~ 2661 stov~ water pd $350 """ -" an you In $550 KING upgr1ded det•ched bl• den. 2'1'8•. lrptc, -mo o pelt 5'40·11511, Blc.r 8•8-'4557 L I i 1 1052 I DeMf1 cuetom home, 2 537-97'40 '" req. home tn Wooclbrlclge. 2 furn or unturn 875-3371 Hk lor Dave, Lury or H t •-·-L 1040 •l•H 1•• SEOllnY LIYlll br. 2 b•. eunken llvlng & Br & den. etrlum "''IP•· ,_P_a_m __ _ U • -• TOWNHOME 3 BR 2 ea. 1St floor condo 1 bdrm mHler •ult•, wet bar, 2 Br. 1 8• 71l Golden· maintenance free yd 3 Bdr 2'1' B•. f1m rm. din :>padous single, one large 2 BA 2 -9-,-.-2-•-IY IUOI lt•E upgraded end unit v._, 1 ba liken-Pool a lrplc, •II gar Lge pool· rod $670/mo. 181, last Like pool a 1ennl1 rm, F P $1200/mo. Freel & unit, $550 mo No pets Ealy walk to bch 4 er 3 sunny patio. beau!. d• Au~me loan.' Versal~es· size 101 1/1-from every 5450 MC Call weekd•'fl S 1000/mo 9'75.3972 Tenore. 83 I· l26&. agt two bedroom Ca ll 5'40-1158, uk 101 ea, t paclous !Iv.Ing r~. cor All amenltlet 1 176. lowest price $114 000 room. 198.000 Irene only 642-'4210 Evea 875-1568 Steps lo S•nd Xtra Lrge I apartments. Oeva. l•rry or Pam lamlly rm laundry rm 000 Auume $138,000 . . (8191584-4117 Ctttl f11111 22U Colle(ie Park~ nicety bdrm Equipped Kit, large betOOny s 188 ooo' • t 1 2 2 5 own er · 1 .... e11g S.Ars3floooty C•wbln, good EHtslde, resp adlt1 Pf• t1nd1cep10. lm~ec. • cu1torn ~r. Pete OK, VILU CORDOVA 536-1718 · 1 _8_3 _1·_2_59_7______ oc.. "· / c1rry 1 0 2 b Br 2 B• s850 ltaH very low move-In $300 w/1m1ll down or tr•d• erre · r, 1 ba. OI· 642 872'4 · KING 537-9740 IM req Little Ml11 Mullet Mt on• l!!J!ff ltacla I Mt fl.42·'4758 r • O e S 6 2 5 I mo . I----------_______ __;_ Tuffet, along came • l'd R lfy 673-7544 Turllerock 3 er 2 9 1 2 Story olde r home In splde< Ind rHd In the Tll PRICE II lltlT I 0 ea Oa t •• c ... ,, 1925 LARGE 2 Br. I Ba. Ouplell, beaut ttom• For leaM HAlghlS ., .. NeWly deo. fUltMSttED or Spacloue E-Slde Apt• Encl gar, Piiio, cllhwar & stove tAost utlla free No 1)41t•. 1 Br, 1 person $435 1 Br. 2 per1ona $.445 2 Br S525 2323 EIOen AV9 . CM 2 Bdrm Cottaoe eutalcle 2625 Elden, 831-175f> Westfield &PAIT9Em Beautiful gerden apts P1t1oa/deck1 SpA. hell peld No pe11 2 Bdrm I'. Ba $580 2 Bdrm 2 Ba 1585 398 W Wlllon 631·55113 2 br l''t bl llr•Pl•ce <111rowa1her pr1vll• P•· 110, o•r No Pell $520/mo 543-5478, 634 Hamlllon E aide C M cvte bachelor S'400/mo $300 sec Jov- c e Weitze 631·1266. 90~1 _______ _ SPECIAL MOVE IN ALLOWANCE large 1 Br crpts. clrps, lndry rm, prkng. Weter pd, gar, frtg, 11lnl loc. no pets Av1ll now 831·8'427 Eas111de. 11vall now, 3 BR 2 81. dphc Fplc, p•tlo, S67S mo 640-0997 I Br 1981 Meple Ave 1 person $375/mo Ups- tlir$. stove. tndry rm Si.rra Mgmt 6'41· t324 Two _.., Ir" rent, Im- me<! occpy 2 & 3 BR. $'475 to le25 Corner of Fairview & Ad1ms C•ll 557-4785 ~1i>/~tc~~::1~~i 11 IEWPtlT HTS. 673-7300 SZ,000 HWI c1rport n1ceyc1 Nopet• or t1I• S050l mo ~1~r,2:-j,=~~;:s~:· UNFURNISHED let'• Tultet And bought It 3 Br 2 BA lrg IOI :::;;~~~;~ 38r. 18• new root & 2 1 7 11 F P 11 c•" 111 85 l-3 933 958-4060 tv ~ for $9 95 You can Mii S 111tl00. paint Sin Olmu loci· S5SOtmo 545• 7983· W 0 0 D 8 A ID GE CH A· jiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•I ALL UTILITl£S your 1uttet 1nd 1011 of Appt only 1175-449'4 lion P•yment 1915 mo 1 Br Triller. prlv•te. utlla TEAU><. 2 Br 2 Ba. Im· Hm S•U PAID. HlALTit 642-7606 Mn• Verde 2 BR 1·~ ba. other thing• through People who Med People lllffl-111 P 1 TI 3 O yr 11 • e d paid No pe11 R•nge & mac hlghly upgraded F CLUBS. TENNIS 01lly Piiot Clu1llled T"•l'• ....__, l..... 2 YWI IUI 648-11844 re fr 111 plua tee Greu toe. $825/mo our bedroom. dining SWl ..... ING p'·- 2 Br 1•.; Ba M 50tmo tor 2 tty. P•llo, W/D hkup, 2 pettonl 755 w 18th $.495 Lindi, 646-1220 s1 846-9507 FIH HIT Tl Z-1-IJ Ad• Call 642 5&78 ·--·-,,. 1385/mo <199.1817 551-11058 1ft 19"'1 room •ncl den home ""'"' RQ • DAILY PILOT Shiny & new, 2 BA luc~H/ ,.,... 1979 1---------1 _____ _;_ ___ Pool lovely., ... $2200 much lnOft! Sorrv, SERVICE DIRECTORY townhome reduced to -E/alde 1 Br Secure Jae, Lrg 3 Br 2 81 condo month, yeerty ..... "~ Cltullied Ada 642·5178 It ell tt>oull $280,000 fee Only 01'19 UST SELL Gr11t mini ylrd No pell Slngle Woodbridge Glen, nr DALEEIOUT llO PfU. Models ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lrg 1 br. retrlge range, pool. l•undry, c•rport. No peta $395/mo tor 11- mlted time only 931 W 19th St 548-0'492 ~~;;~;=::::===:======~::;;~I occvpant Formal dining. rlnCh 5 bdrm houM on only $375. 218 Slwti•. park. lake. pool, fi e BAY a BEACH REALl" C)9ttl dally 9 to 6. r wet bit. lg deck plu• 2 5 ICr.. F1nc:.d Pll-CM 5-48-9219. $750-.$785. 844-4100 ()( 63 I· 7300 Oakwood b•lcony. $280,000 Incl lure P1ved road Near 213/434-4330 !~~~~~~~~~ tend. Beverly Morphy, school• 1nd •hopping 1111 I ma II IN 0 R T H w 0 0 0 i: Ill ··-·· G~rden Apartm--· MILL CREEK , ....... ,._ ah .... , '"''' , .. ·--,, "'' ···-•D•I• 1W''""" ., "·~ .,. .... 6-\4-8200, NHr l•k• ElalnOf• All EASTSIDE 2 Br gArage COND0·1Br 181 AC _, gi11.> offer• con1ldered At· $505 mo 842-2510, commpool.tenr>ls.'s!IOO 3 bdrm Monico Town· .. l!WllOl't Buell/No 880 lrvhw Ave klno S 160.000 C111 P11 ~-'41148 m 0 . + 1 , c 8 k r home overlooking lake A I o r b r o c h u r e l1lrw•y1 Tot1lly Chit· •••·-,,.,, , 71•·874-3636 -100 E/llde 3 Br. f\', Ba. o•r. 552•7500 ming 11 $2200 mo AO-Ot :•,: ... ,, ~~=:: C.A.C R .. lty bltnt. CArpel, drepet. lEASE/SAlE-Extc 2 1ty 5'40 -5580 or eve1 ,. , • .,,. .. $600 mo REF. No pett. '48 39 2580 ft p j 840.()()87 (II 16111) 645-004 Ir SHiii Oaaat Plaia 1 brt 2 br/2 ba + FURN. BACH. =~:"• =~= BY OWNE.n ....._t Ht• BREATHLESS 360° VIEW 280 E t9th SI 14fS..807'4 d r, r, IQ · ro ---------port D --..a./So ,,,,..,. .,...., ' .,..,. .. ., trom the II.Illy l•nd.capec:I . , ec . cul-dt-.. c. Rench WllTEI ~ .... ,., .. ..,, .,,,,..,. '407 Fulltl'ton St hilltop and thii lovely 38r EHltlde 4 Br 2 81. plus Ir• A $ 1 3 0 0 mo 1J 1700 16th SL •Lighted tennl1 eta ~=:'"· ;~... Completely reblt 3Br. 2b• home In S•n oi.oo luge gtme rm, lightly 5S9-5958 Need 3 Br up 10 $1160 or (11 Oovtr) •81fll•rda :;;::." :;r.,·· 28•. pool home. S285. No county worklt\Op & furn. 2 ur g111ge, large La It L 2 ... 1 mo. C111 Fred Tenore, 642·5lll •t::tetted pool ., .. ,... ,,...... 000. 845·9554 • 3 cir glf & MINUTES backyard, wlll'le</dryer 1aal IC• A'W agl 131-12111 •J~uul flrepl1ce. pool dl•h· wither. pVI p•tlo. ictr• lrg gArden 2 er. $580 557-2841 LArge 2 Br 1 Ba stove & relrlge. newly oecoratecl. ullla lncld S6'4S/mo 85t-9622 2 bdrm condo nr So Csl Plan. Pools. •P•. aec g1te. no P•ll 2501 W SunNo-r ( 1 bdrm sm•ll) S•t15 1151·2175 ... ··~· .. ........ ,,,,_ , ...... ..... .,.._. ~; •::;:-.: ,:.._ trom the frwy• And BLUE 2111 Cecil Pl 2 Br, den. 2 bt. ltplc, Of'#, •Sauna ::~~-.~ ::'.:# ILIPFI PACIFIC Avo. S*=•n & TIL M1•• M2· 1IOI microwave. lruh comp, lu Cl•••••• nn OCEANFRONT Dix 2·4 Br •ExerclH room ••~ ···-l•mlly fruit,,,_ 1t>ound •P•Cloua wood deck1. 8 •Sand volley bell Enjoy 1983 In • lerge lu-:::-~ ... ·-::~· • Luge Hltc:tlon. lnclu-• and •II on low c1re Luwury 2 Br 2 Bt 2 etory 180• oce•nlCYl'I vlewi. HUI side ocMn 11ltw 3 Bt. /: we•k or mon I h . •Flr9Slde IOunge xury 3 er. Apt tre•t ~:;:--'" :;r·:-ding leue option Ber-iutom•tlc •Ptlnklera condo, dbl garage. Ip, Reduced 10 aa751mo convert den & maid• 8 3-7873 •880'• yourMll to 2 81. patio. a ~-.,,, geln 3 bdrm, 2'h b•th, Priced below rnerktt Ind pool Only $195 mo tet 404.,.578 quart1rt 12000 mo 2 BA. 1ba, ocHn view. Strry, •• "" pool. No 1>911. $&50/mo :;e-: =~.:.... fAm rm. pool, grttnbttt lpp<llMd At St9ll,500. & IUt. 842·5290 ARCH BCH HGTS Yi-3 750-0100 SAiiy YMrly $600 mo or wlnt·' 6•S-3381. 875-6949. ~~ ~~. ~ "8.:r 'ttz 4 'r: 31 1 1 22:,. WALLACE & co AlTAS. 3 Br. 2•.; Ba condo FrptC, er 2 ea 1'1)4. sa4s 1,M laa Jaa1 Ctr. U71 ., SAll-98'42 555 PAULARINQ OLIVE TREE 2190 Col- p::.~~"l .......... ,., 11 ..... . ,, ... •l ... _ 1'--........ :=:;-::::--84A-01~ (810)729-Hee 2 c., 0 a r • I 6 8 6 H0-&41; ~11 GOf~t lAketront con• Bach•lor condo, beaut CO.ti Meta ltoe 2Br t'~bA studloe. "' l~~~~~~~~~l,U!J:.Jhc~~la!1!a1tt~_jJJMO!.!! 131"2041· S4l-403S COME SU do,• 8r 2~ Ba. W/O tlMf'lltlel, S575/rno •1&0 SECURITY DEP 15'26 & 1636 lnclvd~ tit .. ~~;;=;=;~~c;.,..i:::®:;:.u....=•;::::'-::;N:·-:::;:·;:;1 ;:53E~jl· lllT IE llLI Ex ............ yOUfln.__._, E/IAOt 3 8', 1 Ba. t•mlly SPECTACULAR tlO" hookup. patio, chlldren (7t'4)63t-1701 (11·6·30) PIU• first month I rent ~:~~/31yu. pool. 111 __ .,,... ._,.,,..., rm No dog•. 1760/mo. 1426 8amoe w1v "'91comt. no pets. loll ot (2t3)433·51ot tllM 141 1102 ~:':' SG:\\~lA-lt £~S· :::: UOl UY :!,.L7ft)~~~1~1100• :.:i Cott• Meu S t Whit• ........ ~•· ••tru seso 2•0.5019 OH THE oc!AN: dell.I•• 2 ~ ~. toUth 10 Guoen .. wno. be•m ,_.,tu.•• ,..._ -----Beeulllul 1arn11y home 4 ~ 93'41· 381', + oen. fam rm a din ... ~ Lit••• lJlt bf, den. 2 ba. lt"PIC. wet Bak., A. at l"aul•lnO clg•. p1;1 patio. 1 BA . .... 19•-"" ,. .. • , __ -· "' ... Br. 2 Oen•. 3 a-_. 2 LL .. , ... f /llde 3 bf. 1v. ba. lrr>IC. rm. lt100 mo 11C a.. blf, ....... df)W. 2 car pkg, gu. wtr pd, waltc4n ,..,. .. ~ _ _. 11o ~~~:--, frplc:'e, bllc;Ony. pool, on HI .,, OW. 2 ur g11. Je16 mo. + taOO dep. For mor1 28r. 18•. lrplo, tncd yd, oar Avail now tnt\111/15, clottlt. MW cpl, lmtNC ............ 1-__.. -" CUl·dt·HC '1H.600 Pvt pet1y c!Mlrt• to pul'• '47;202 att. 69m Info Iv mtHlgt (714) Ck,io.. oc:n view, 1 yf .... U60. e73-U35 No~·· Nr ooc. rwy.. I T R u E u f I Open &at/Sun. I 1·5 av aha• 3 to 4 bdrm home 3 er 2 81 e 1169 tH5 •M-4951. mo '"· laat + MC Nlc.ly rurn. I Br. rtplc, lleatiBllU M 661-0se& I Is I I I I ~; or condo 1" Ho Ian 1 yrry W•t~r a 'oard.::: 2 Br. 2 81 lov41ly view I ::t,.~ft. Anll ll'•t> 1 P•tlo. 1 enc ltom bch. 1.ro 1 er. pool, tOUlt., tn- . . . . . . . I 3 81ypottWay. Cl•mente, lhn Juanl Incl 843-32()() hOfM,NoL.ag.MOO/mo · 1 N91f38th&8.albol..Utll APUTlllTI Ory, new, no pell. 5'46-2714 131-l&M Caplttrano, c~ 8"ch IHN. Miry 8oardm1n en .. Uaf 1410 pd $560 unlll June 15. Buutlf\llly ltl\dtc•ped 1315/mo tit s pm I L u s 0 y I or Dan• P' •' • •. a er 1'4 8•. 2-11y, 883 AMttor •M·U14 • t&O"""ll . garden ap11. Pool a Spa 842·1401 , 1 '49M131 D1rr1ll (drive by Ut) •IC Ptua.,... 2 Of, 1 Pallotldeckt No 1>9tt .,,.,,......,-------1 I I I' 11515. °"S·7009 OCMn ~. i.e ...... 2 ho, ""'""'"· Ctllld ()I(, seso. 2 br. MWIV """'nt 1 Bdrm ... 7a ..... to 11 lldt 28r UPC* IOI bate, I •.•. WA1111 ba ouat hme. Dbl Qlr, no p e ll 1530/m o b .. Ch . 1va11. lmmtd 2 IOrm 1~.. ueo gar. 1415, 120 ~ 20111. I Ii Ptlvttt ln~tmanl group '4 8r $ 81 dpla, patio, wood dtok, I UOO Hf.H62 ' (213~96-~71817·3516 2260 V8nQU11td 146-0100, MM211 . S A Y J o . ~ It tteurtne an flM pro-eunc1.-. frple, I ce.r g11, $45-12~ 5•0-9121 I ' I I I COt!ltnOO M!IH tom• ptnlet tor I~ tttm,, In-Newport e 1utt1 .,... 2 ,..,..... Uu .... • --2 er, I ea, upper, l /tldt. f WA'llUlllT VHlmtnt. Hok ..-y. un111. S160·9100. Av•ll Ly1u ll11el WI"! • nl!lt ... tl Vat. Btoht!Or ..rug No pett. •OO/mo . I Lindt lite c1&1lo-mant• & defaultl ~ 21;1mr1·&2t3. t'IM II Ir. 2 be . •veH now Loe 110 QANYON TOWN• (!etral . . llfl 1 8clrm 141 ~i:-e3_1_.e_1_1..,,5. ____ _ • It N ' If S Y ..... ttd on llrnlttd baiel•:.Wa 1• • 1 • Pvt. yard 2 car 01110• HOUlll, lwtutbit 2 Ir. 2 2 !drm, 1~ bl L.1rge 1 er. •dull, n•1r I' I I' I I rt1hl on •h• Main buy 6 tr.oe equlll•. 1150. 131..()30() ' It. l peo1101111r 901r 281'1. 1415 MO .• f 20 dlt-1s1 I . Ill.II. l'l•llH ehapt, poet, .. 1 utllt pd. . . -. . dWvlt.l wtlY "-' Cl1•) l'l1•Hll fo pl~ mtllM09 I eu7 OOU(W l ltlfevtew • ..., 2 count to Sr. 0 llnnt, 1111. 11th. M~ 1II4 Mon, o v I•. Nduced &o •l,W.000 II--.;._~...;_--;._.,. tflel9 !!ti! -. o 1 r 0 a r · L e a 1 t 641-!70'4 I &•8-0331. Will lnd• for an7 Mor• famtllea va ~11119 ~ HOMU ,0,. AlHT 11200/mo, 144·141CI M J t drrn .. to ,.,..-..-.---.-.....----_.;.;; ....,,,.ny. th9 Cltllplng•''DIJO ' thl• r Pflone . MIHlon Vll lo 3 ' 4 Cldlllect to Qo-Oam en C:::::-!• Q~';:I I ldrin, 11 be Uf& ~ltd 1 It.• ' ~·If >'0141\e .... I Nm--OlllY Plot l dtm. 9700· l26. rtlrt· WN!t'"' lh9 hct ~.Ir ~ou~.:1 ~ 1'1 E. 21et Mt-240t llO .,.,,_flldl klfl eipl. P .. 114/l ... 1• P•r ""''• not ge llll'ID ~ M2-ll?I cect "'' & t ataQt1, iw1 •1m oft"" "*1l•t ptr that'• nol D•\tlng Laroe 1bdrm4 pleJI 71<1 c "9 NC r~~ =: :; 1111 ll now ..m • Kl"'' siet• ••10o1t1e Wtltl • Olw'l14d M u..O. Mii H "°"" Wilt\ 1 ltt•llm&r USO mo. ~mo ., """'"°" __;~::._...;;......i...__.......;,...&-...;;.;-..;.... _ _.._-'-..:...-fltcl Act 8'l400a ~'IO ,_ ~ H• e.d ... 71 Clllltlfllel M Mf.M11 ........ 11. ' ,. . • ' ' Cl $1.14 per day Tl\al'I ALL you PIV fOf . 30 dey Ml "' tile DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY -~·~~~~--~--~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------................................. ... 7 7 2 2 2 a 7w. •.. ~ .. ~!!~~a11. 1 ofllldJ t oniNI .. ~ LAWN & VA"D MAIMT !!v'L'~:: 111id .. 111 lltt '-J~tu rm IMLWml..11 Im '* l!!W!!!?! 1y. my C.M. h~ ~ I ~•oelle:.t' .. ,:,cy1:: OieM-11P1. Int. -.1;:. "U•ll ';~"'' ,, ,:.... ,~ 1"'. ... .~ •• "4 ..... IHI•••· 1111 •••• to ''"'' .... ,J ........ . 'Older., ... trt-0011 ,11011• ..... i;o Ill~· ,,, ...... Otvt IU·HOI Ttltll~ you 1U·tlU .. ,,. ....... """ t4t-H'1 ,.,.,1~. ,.,. ....... . CaMatt Kakl11 ti Oardtntno, Ct11n-up1 .... J_01111_. ------..... .,..... rtli!tM n••W. ,_eo.u ______ _ Cabinet• ' c.tl*'lf"; ITIYI .... nu UI \rl!Mllno. °'"*'' W()f11. QAP'~NINO lllllVtCI •• .... •• a ~ ... 11-""'"' Al ......... Smell l<>b• a l9P11lrt ..... ~ MS-'213 htr ....... OAO· tllf4• •42-2eu P~lng. ~UPI br. Alollard ltnor. Lie ~ ....... ,..;: AL TIAATIOHI F•• ..Um9te 145-~ CLll• Cart DOOM OALOfllltt llO. Lee.._. hit 14 llf 11 'V .-.1m Comm/reeld 14e-1eoe 210t44 14 >"" ol hlPPY ' tOf ,._a""*'• my I Supp!y-ln•ltll· .. ill>tlr 131.tOa. ,urNI09-pool•WIJer ,.., IOcel OU.,_. ......... a N I tlol'N 880 4941 Catl!llf7 Child Care eem to epm Call loJ), 646-292' evee lad--aa ... , L.atu •tittaaMI Thenk you, 131"""10 .....,,,..,.. 181-1711 Tiit Remod.IR9Ptlt1. Lo ratM liouM, tnltCkl, yard ,utt _ ~ -~ -HOMI MAINTENANCE LOWUT RATl81 Prompt, · ATLAe PLUMllNO 14-----.... ----- Dacki, p1t101, lanoH. or pert 11,.,. 642·2"0 pry.au bp'd In •II home repalre. c.merie•tlO co' r~ov. •,Im/ lbucon•t~r' WORK OUAA. -A!A8. neat S)rOtanton•I•. 10 H!AflHO 'Wlt.OtHQ I TfLf INSTALLED FrM Ml Stave 752-00&8 COU8 IC •--· N .... • •• · '91·99115 yra ewn, 836-7149 All kinda Ouw~ Chlldc•r•. love' total IC· DRYWALL/A T ,_, 0 ~ob too tmalt. •ry ran. rat••· Mike, ...... 24"' ~ ...,.,... "-'-· -M0-0217 REMODELS/FACE LIFTS cepttnc•. FTIJtT. CM All Ph•M• u ~exp. BRIA &4~3018 8-44-0700 '" IPM ..... ,, 18T CLASS PAINTING REPAIR/REPIP!JAl!MOO ' •...........&-, Cuttom wood p1t10•-home 646-t199 Wkdya 'ully llo'd a tn1ur1d llnl ---W1llp•f>« Intl"' A.-rtt _,,_ DO IT NOWI d.ckt & tencae, 111 09" · contrec:IOf ~2·6540 _, .. , ltatt Cl...tq BRICKWORK Small JOb• pa1r1 FrM •t 979 6204 Low coat. U fir~. ,.-..... o!ioi_. .... ___ _ a. ftf SM4rt hm repair FrH ut Cllrlttlln motMI wilt Ute E11p'd In all flonW repair1. Newpor1, Coet1 M.... . rN • BMNT N0-1030 Tr• 1eMoe: trim & wt, YOUf o.iey Piiot Randy on<>e22 ::J_ou;:;~~ my CM lltttdtal Comm't/AN 543011 ~~ ;~~~ lrvtM ~'•· t7W17S P!:~~~"::'~:C,~~. ~1~: ...... ll!t!/ !m!r ~~~~~~~,1~~:· ~ Olrect<>ry Doort, Add'ne, Conver----------ELECTRICIAN. Prlc"d DUNHAM HOME detn llOUM MO.C.87 8AICK-8TONE-8LOCK rored wardrobe dre R•p•trlr•model, O.Ok1,•-9:;mii;ii;;;-1naiii"'-Aepreeentatlve I All Bid 36 1 Looking for lllnl ohlld rt9llt. frH Hllmata on IMPROVEMENT Frplot, pl•nter1, bbq'a. 1548-7887. "6-5500 .. -..... ..,_,1 ,.___,,'i/:11 IJllllJI tU1 ••• llll _. 11• •one. ig yr · care? 11 .&O hr FULL large or em.II Jobe. I '31·•630 Hou1ecta1nlng, ret11bta: FrM .. t. A.ft. 84S..0484 d""""re, !;~"""'. _....!; -81-. • · .. _ ... ~. •'•"'d".7•11 1, -•· 'tat " Reft Jft<ry 548-4413 TIME ONLY. Verd, lunch, lie. 3He2t. 813.0350 ref OWn 1rlntp. R9U. Wlv ~,.. ...., .,..n,, .. "" ... CARPENTER SERVICE tn1ok1, aotl\llll ... TLC. 1---------**•HOME REPAIR YOLANDA 642-04015 bery1hlng In Muonry UlPll'I PAI.,.. lllllRU• t f 1....i--a..1..11..i I I M I 1 / h R od•ll 2 RESIDICOMM'L/INO. Rap1tra/Remod. No Job llolbond1d. Low. low Low ratH, lie. 638-9898 · 1...,.1 .. ....,__. ..... ____ _ mmUI ta t F~rt~~c!~~. ~mCabtn':.a 2•3 yr• 75'·234 wkdyt 20 yr1. Do my own wOfk, 1 •00 tml. F111 Hrvlca, IP&lllll Pl.Im winter prlCM. 673·6387 INT/EXT p•tNTINO 8111• Moneyt AETIAEO Moel tul>Ject•, K-14 CARPENTRY-MASONRY LIC'd Ken 638-1451 My home WHI L1gun1 lie 278041 At 848-8128 Ir ...... Keith U&-•972 CIMnlng Sel'vloa. OIH· ., ' •• ,.. ,. ARCHITECT wllf ...... 0ay1..,. .. & •121nr. DESION-OAAFTING Nlgu11. PCH & S1l111 flMr Cltt-•at Clr,....I"' _Ml'""""' nlneee 18 Miit to Godll-a I C & WALLPAPFERINO I you In plannlnO, MC1Uf1ng Mr Mofgan ~6178 DAVE 494-1003 Framing llnWI, r9'Tloda4 PT/FT, 11 50 hr Pat -----"-----.....,. .. " ~ .. , n... e.42 8800 Ml t Bit d d I Ullom WOfk rN M ..-m1tt Ind .ulM.c con----------- rapllr. •IC c • 240-0310 IF YOU w·LK ON IT ... w... t-•11 I NII' ..... • •• -....... "~ _--------LI 'd c II Rooll"". Plumb!~ • n n •. raper.. ..,_, St-&•7-4281 ........ ,,act •. Alao ~!Mering •• _ ... _"'A·-·-- •· L 11 we c .. an 1"t1 Wood, 11°1•. R~!11 -8J1B~.;_,._,. HllllWllll ny .P•Y r•.. i---------trl Palombo 982·9314 Cl •-ltni ... ..,., _v •• .., tnatalt tlnct tHO Jim 15 yrt alp I'm tmall, my Very reuonab • rllal. WE WASH WINDOWS 0r1vew1y1, P11klng lot C Stni 1u .. 7 Ctl ~pet. •le 63~·4"1 WAITED e•t-•800 prlcH are 1mallt Ron. 2131391-3170 FMt . Proteulonal Rapalrt. SN1co1tlng .,,., Ct IHOUH ctaanlng a bull· JACK OF All TRADES 850-8477, 850-79911 ... fl Oulllty wortc cwarentMd S&S A1plllt &31-4199Llc Sll1mpoo & 11aam clean ne ... J1nltorl1I Mrvlca faraitart ltflal1UJa1 Cell Jack lnytlma. Kt'fia1 -··· pulflll •I FrM Mllmate 848-739t Color brightener•. wllt C1U the proln11onll Jim. QUALITY FINISHING Dey or night. 675·301.C High Quality hounwork I 1 .... Ill rn ., Hu .. -· Root\nn Ill typM Den H1llbe<g Grading 0 performed In fine homee. * · w * RESID/COMM/IND N--r~-dedll · & Paving Co. Rulcomml ~:i:.·11~1d1n ':'~~· s~':·;:g I 8w48E"4w8001Ll T·KE c·RE F.: !~p~~ ~~s:i953 11r•WM4 FIMrl Experlancad, d1pand1-Top qulllty. 25 yr ••P FREE EST. 950-7189 Uc. #411802. Mll-973>4 ..... u. ..... '" Lie. 3978804 e.42-1720 room $7.50: couch s10, ,.. ,. r • HARDWOOD FLOOA bl•. honell. lntaltt119nt, Competttlva ratM That .ii con1tK1or1 who cllr SS Guer allm pet or your J•nllorlat & Gar•taill WAXING ONLY ma1tculou1, llexlb .. I am No 0Yef11ma. 730·13153 Paprlat ROOFING REPAIRS 1 parlonn WOttc OWt $200 la~f!ltlla1 odor Crpt repair 15 yra cleaning needs 558-8470 Scandln11111n Crah1man th• b • 11 . Pho n • -ABC MOVING-Small lob• OK. Fr•• Including l•bor and WILL SIT In my CM home. exp Do work myHll l•ndtcaplng·Yd Clnvp1 + Cullom Houff Pein· O 73-70 I 2 altar 9 PM Quick, C1teful ServlC9 F•t1hl~ Interior = .. umatft. Call Tom or mateti.lt mu.I be Ileen· tnytlm•. fenced yard Rel• 554--0123 Ctatracttr•, ... ,.. TrM trlm/remov·Mllnt . ting WMkd•Y• All day Satur-W• do packing 552--0410 HANO NOISTRIPPI a Chucll. ~2~92. I Md. Unll09ntMld conlrac- mHll, rMI. ~8-2874 QUALITY REMODELING Irrigation Jim 851-0129 548-0974 63 t-•870 day & Sunday Vl .. ·MC Scott 846-9325 10fl 1hould IO 1ta\9 In CHILD CARE AVAIL . Stain Specllllll Fut trM ~k comm/lndu1t • ••• (11 .. )173-1012 STUDENTS MOVING ltlllatlon. RN.a. Conaul-PUSTDllQ tractore end coneumer.. No Steam/No Shampoo P1t1os·Addn'e-Dec:111 Oerdenlng-lndecpe m11n1, 8 at• STARVING COLLEGE Expert w•llcoverln9 In-v their advartlatng. Con- agH 9 mo 12 mo Full o Free est 839 1582 KENNETH MacHALE .. ~ , ,..., ........... ______ " CO lie. T124-436 t•nt ... "'nmt ... 81 ••"" --I contect Mlt'J Grondle 11 time, Mon.'F;I, 558 .... 956 W~ Care Crpt Cle~nen Lie 16-4821 048-3952 Chuck Nowlln 642-2873 & S~~~~~~~gS Job1F -.-,-,-. -r.-1-11-b-11-.-,h-o-ro_u_g_h-1 tnaured. Mt-8427 ,. '" " ...,.,.., lol/•t 1411""'°' , (714) 5S8-4088 with any 8aby11tt1ng, any hour Steam Clean & Uphol Tll 11111 IOllE Call MIKE 848-139t Sp1nl1h girt. Rel1, rea. WATCH US GROWi Let me be part of your 1 quHtlona. Contractor'• NMr VIC1orla/Xlnt rate. Truck Mount Unit C .. tta w ..... rlillt 1---------1 Alme 088-2719 Iv Ph It ---------1 New YNt, lel'I hang thll Stat• L.loanM Boatd, 28 82 -l•wn·tr .... lhrub ln11111 HAULING-ORAOINO Th• fu1 .. 1 draw In th• WlllP•P•r that you've Have IOfTMtt~yciu ...,,, Civic Center PllU, Coll• Me... 6.42·84 Work guu 6•5-3718 New cabinets. cabinet la-TrM lrlm/R9mOval demollllon. clean-up Experienced. ra41able and W•1t ... • Delly Piiot, b••n putting ofl Cati to Mlt7 CIMalfled Ids do Aoom 690, Santi Ana, Hive 10melh1ng 10 Mii? SELL Idle 11em1 with 1 clng , bar•. formic• lawnmalnt/Rototlltlng Conc:rate&trMremoval. lhOrough, loc:al rel• call ~Ad.CallTodey Petrick the Paper It ••II I Cell NOW, CA92701. ClaaHled ad9 do It W911 Dally Pilot Clalllfled Ad c:ountertex>• 8-42-0881 FrM .. umat• 5-48-80&5 Oulek IWV 642-7838 Be\19fly 8-45-1204 8-42-587•. Hanger 556-7340 IM2-15e71. Af!!taat1, OaJ. Apartatat1 Oaf. AJartatal1 Oaf. Aprtant1, UaJ. Aprtat1t1, Oaf, Btltl1, Ktt1l1 H04 lt1tal1 tt lhlt ltOI OUlct ltat1ll 2114 Office lnta 1 1114 Ltat I,.... HI! CHta .... 2724 C11t1 Keaa 2724 IHI. ltac~ 27'1 l!!J!rl ltac~ 27iJ l!!f!rl ltac~ 2711 IEED I PUGEi l ... UTI WAITlll io11 w .. 1c11tt. N.B. 258 llWPllT llml Fgu~~:n~~r~~h!.~ UllftPfl &PT1 NO FEEi Apt, & Condo Re11on1bl1 ratH. Kit-Mele 25-30, ttralght. ~g!,~4~~32111' floor. 2500-3000 aq ft on 8th (?) F. 642-e158 Ne-2 Br. 2 B1 No pell A LOVEL y PLACE rentel1 VIiia Rent111. * I ft I t Iii t •• I a I chanellM, phon .. , m .. d non-1mok•r. to ihue ti I P Ill M t I ---------lfe81i8.AU $475/mo 760-1.C 18 or TO LIVE 875-•912 Broker Yin* Hrvlce. Z ch1nn.i mo-"Ilk• n-" 2 Bdrm . 2 111mP1L oor o IC c u ua Found: Golden Rat M. T ...... E. 0'42·7528 eves or wllnd1 •Homey/Pvt 1 & 2 Br 2 Br. 2 B1 from 1525 No 1 Br deluxe apt. Iott of vlal SANDPIPER M0· 1 ·b11r1thno' ~~'"0Ju1Fn1r~~!·. llWNtlf Olml =~ ~~ ::v:.:i,_ Collle mix gold M. Shep ._C''"n t br, ••1c•fthur ••sot '""'50 2 b 1 •-t ....._ TEL 1""7 N......,.... Blvd ""'"' ...,._,.. to , ... Ritz R••l•urant mix blk & ten M. Sib " -"' "'' ·-0 .., pets Acroat from New-cloMll, icon .... r.,... c•• ·., ... 5 .,,13v7.......... pool, J•cu:ul, only ml-With UH of reception, " New Townhomu for Vlllege. nr SC Plaza, S.A •Poot/191/bbq POf1 Beech Ooll CoorM. & p oo I S 0 2 0 I mo .... '" •• nulM to beach & Dan•! cont room. kltch. phone. Avall 2-5 YI'• on IUblM· Hutky red M, elao wtlt ranBdt 1 ... .,5 Tannie. pool. •P• No •5 acrH of t>tautllutty 54~855 979-8999 or 080..01•4 Pine Knot Motel on Cout p 0 1 n t H 1 r b 0 r NCretartal & word pro-M . rs~bt It. .. ~ ~ ... ~nlmat 1 rm ( argeJ ..,., pate. lmmed S4 75/mo 1 d d PAOPERTY '"" er• '""''""""· 2 Bdrm 2~ 81 $750 979-2390 Tent '1 n tcape aurroun· llOIElll Hwy. NB. 11ep1 to ooaan $290/month plu1 'h ut1· 1 ~tllng. Mell & ~ COR"'""'PONOENTS F d 10/ 8182 Fr pie, v1utted cell Ing•. d ngs I la• Cltat•tt 277f 1 Wkly rat•• 645--0440 lltaa Call Gerhud 11 ""'· e111ll ~aretllly If ni;a oun 1 ; Hbot, dbl gar. pool, •P• Daaa Ptiat 2726 : ~~1~~: •llOPPlng SHO llOI 111tll. 2 Br. 1,.85. yHrly, new' I 7 1 4 I 6 3 1 • 2 O 4 O dnlrad. Call: •ne. ~:i-o~~!:~r~~.U~t!; ~d·~~~l~y~•:;;_~,~~~ &e6 w !8th BIA 2 B '"75/ N • No pall, furn 1vat1 Preler female. n.., 35tri decor pool nr bHCh 11 .... e.... nos (bualnelt) or 17141 7141760--0 100 Drive, Suite 670, N.B. (5-7pm) 6.C5·2739 6•2-4905 "' r. ~ mo Hr & Balbo• s.450 MC dep I N• ' "8 9277 · 498-9768 (horn•). Dani Harbor Apt B, (114) 141-tltl 754.,.519 but 0 pell. 4" · · Eur09H11 Dr'• widow of-DELUXE SUITE FOUNO-Unuaualkeyswltll Frpt 2 Br. 1 8•. patio, encl 2508 I Le cr .. 11 Owne• 8081 Holland Cr. HB Pleuant, aunny 2 Br 1 Bi. I tars TLC 10 ambulatory Shr lrg home or condo, Coate MeN. full l«Vlce IOUYlfllr llOtel keyt •II•· 91r. new drapes. carpet 494-U.6 Btwn Sl1ter/Warnar S550tmo Bachelor Pen-relrlg . guaga. no pet1.1 elderly In pvt. bHut. ht 1111 depoatt ulll• W1t1r Frtlf lhl& otnc:.. 1225 mo. Furn. ch•d Found nHr Et & paint. CIOM to lhop-o« Beecn illouM VerMllln pool, $450 403-2710 mountain home, 6000'. 968-8479. 8&2-2449· St 50/tq It. lean Realoooml<:a 875-e700 R1nct11to RMt1urent tn ping S5251mo. 551-8130 Baal. ltad1 2740 spa. security gate. 111 Call An1warAd 773 Beaut II«'/ lrg ooean vu e.42-4644, M-F, 9-5 Newpori Beech Celt with TOWNHOUSE 2 Br 1 'h 1 Br I Ba upttalra APT . Spec ~l~r~ lovely ~::'~~· no peta Cill 2 ,!~,! ~:~ ~r~~: ~ _9'4_2_·•_300_. _____ · nome, lag Bch Prof to So lagune 3 Arch Bey. 5~~:0~' l=~lo~ ~ datc:rlptton. An1wer Id Ba, lrg pvt yd, lrplc, 1'h dlahwaaher, prlvtte P•· pin .. & ttrum1, MC TSL'Mgml 842-1603 decor . weter & g11 pd thr $350 Incl utll. 111, 1u1 343 & 500 sq h IP 111111 baaeh. Suttab6e for Pf'~ no. 588, 642·4300, 24 jar· no pets. S530 uo. slngle gerege Water gates. entry by phone. wtml 'llT&LI s.450/mo 891-19'44. Vacatlea ltata\I 2t07 & MC 494-1294· w/good hwy vltlblllty olflca. Dey 8715-8811, _n_r_• ______ _ _ 80_-0_9_1_8 _____ ~1 peld 1 child ok. no pelt. Igo rec eree Incl gym, 3 & 4 Br ci"oM 10 weter. Speclou• 2 Br 2 ea. w/w CONDO-SUN VALLEY _4_9_1_·-2_3_5_1 -----ava/wknd 650-3000 Loat: S.K. Call home! Smt 2Br,2beoondo.alr,pool S4 50 mo. 545-2000 pool & spa. FrM c1bl• t 1 1 11 Beautllvl2llory 2Br 2 1 ... UTI It-• aar•111•i ... --•-wtlt M.Poodle,lolt 1/10 Kid• ok. $550 mo Agent,no fM 1n 11111 . 2 Ire• mo• furn & unlurn, reason•-carpea. spc. P• 0· B s~ 88 'eo i' FlllllS nn--• nu•ii;..... vie C M.Soltchokac:ol- (2l3)660-9513. 846•6591 ble, all emenltlas BrOker 5 1 0 " • 5 2 5 m 0 ta'ble 8 1 51·d·1., me°'.,; Euc Sutt .. loci r9Cl09t . 3e0·1160+ 1.1. avllllablt 1ar. R-lld 894-1529 ---------r3 Brm 2 Be, dining rm, ---------I 675-•912 691-1644 , Oldfft & largest agency aec'y Hrv1, cont. rm . tmm9dla1ely. Only eoe --------- S300 1 br 4-pleit in quiet. lrple. waning lacll . ga· 3 Br 2 81 home 81tn1, •UNIQUE. 2 Br 2 Bl w/ _8_5_7_-_12_4_4 ______ 1 All cllanll terMned with kit , mall hlndlg R... pr 1 I 474 E 17th St, FOUND Tame Owl w / ute court for non· rage 7781 Cypreu carplldrepet lrplc. Wt lrplc Walk 10 beicll BIG BEAR CABIN FOR photot & relerll"IC9t ponllve to your bu'"-CM . Fred Tenore, teuh, vie Pacific & W-- smokar w/prev ren\11 $675. $300 tecur pool $850/mo C11t $575/mo 499.7471 RENT t Br & ion. From Credit• Cotmopotltao ~1. Adt o405 Fwy In 1131-128' son. CM 946·5257. re I 9 5 4 W 1 7th ~-88•2 alt 5·30 I 536-0921 s 19 dally 588-8187 Good Morning America F v 1nd111 ofc:e, Mo/mo NEWPO<>T Bo.•cH. ,_ __ &4_5-_5_2_5_7 ____ _ 548 3829 COUNTRY CLUB LIVING The Tomorrow Show I $325 ""'" .,.4,, ,., ..,.. ..,.,_ • · 1 BR nr t>e1ch, stove & 1 2 Br 1 Ba. ev1ll Jan 1 ,,.. IN NEWPORT BEACH Saata ha 2710 Large Big Bear Ce bin, •'h o« • 10 811 who rom .....,...,... '" 1utta overlooklng Her-FOUND: Whit• mini male 1 Br Condo, trplc, micro. re Ir I g S 3 7 5 mo ml from t>etlCll. Singlet 1 & 2 Bdrm EXTRA OUIET Poot Tibia, color TV, 2 nHd 1 pl1ee. 1111 IPIOI 011 bOf. Approx t,000 IQ ff. Poodle, 2 cotlar1, vie. No. 2 cer gar wlopener, 962-3071 536-4637 968-.C216 Apartment• & Townhou· 1 Br Condo s3sotmo. I tr pt ·, s 1 a a p • 1 4 ltw,.r1 141· llff Attractive rustic upatelre (714) e.45-7100 Coate MeM. ~9-3880 •, pllt-leval, w~t:rlall & $435. 2 Br. 2 e •. pool. Lovely Unit by Ill• Sea. MS. From S"-'"" 213-671-7425 7l415•M9l9 1811109 We IUpply dMk. BHt dlll In Newport SCRAM-LETS 1 k1 '' P 0 0 1 P 1 patio, kids Ok No pell Ocean "-· splll llli. 2BR ~ 29 yr old Proletalol"lal 11 ...... aoe. copier You aup-,.._ t 167 ft It S57"/mo "'5-3I15 On JamborM Rd •I r I u J ZIOO B•l•·M••lco Quinta dal 1111 I " OL I 3 .... ........1er, IQ. IU • " .-"'2·2221. "'•6-~"" 1 '• ba gar. tr pie, b1I-1 t • I w ng o • are " 0 ply p .. ~ & $9" "'mo"' 11 25 It ......... .,..,., • .,.. .,... .vuv San Joaquin H1ll1 Ad nJ 1• ar • : Mar. Ro .. rlto Beach. 2 bd, 2 b1 houM Eat-Bluff. """"' ",.. ,.. 11 · IQ. .......... • ....,,, •MESA VERDE 2 Br 1 USTltlE YILW cooy laut"ldry room 144 1'00 er 2 ea kit bNch cot-N 8 w 1111 •, m • _d_ .. _k_C_11_1_M_•-_1_2_1_t __ SUPER -tertront omc.a. ANSWERS ~: ~~3g~;4 l•95 TownhouM for rent o.-~~~ 1~,:!,,~!2"2197 • Plll/llfDI tage, llP• IS. pV1 guarded $360/mo 6.40-700 I For L-• Ortlce 3 rm•. 1375 mo-to-mo, Marl-Future -Lou.y ---------1 luxe features, 3 Br 2''> ---------28r. 28•. t 100 aq It Lo-COSTA MESA comm & beech pool. 1200 IQ It Good trafflc:t ,,.,.. Mlle, N.B. &46-5051 ~ -Swanky ••MESA VERDE•* Bl $700/mo Call Sally LW< 1Br condo Avail Im· we< Iron!, dlx 1pptl111Cft, 81c111lor & I Br apta. Jae . tannl1. rffl1Urante. Rmmate 10 thr 38r llM. good algn & expoaura WAY~ FUN 2 Br, 2 81, upper. Lndry 1 1 .. I 8 4 7 . 3 8 5 7 or med Poot, J.c:. laundry, cplldrpt. pool $850 mo $350 & $400 S250 dep. 5•5-9223 L1gun1 Bch $300 mo. 19423 Beech Blvd. HB CORONA DEL MAR Common --It~ rm. d /w, lrptc. gar 7!41848-3725 I sec. prk'g . 1495/mo 645-0302 Very Nie• Complex. Raft r9Q 497-3017 -C111 831-7900. All 6 & 2nd noor walk-up, MIY thing mo91 of u1 follow $575/mo 5•0-5448 542-8748 St111a, or 5•6·0l30 Victoria Ma-ltatal1 tt l~IH 2tol •HOUSEMATES wknda 831·9309 11CCl918. Approit. 300 IQ, un .... It gett In the WAY ---------2 Br 1 ea. In 4-plex. nice 1•749-3573 ev/wtcnda. Spaclou1 2 Br & Oen nor. 99g V1c 1or11 St. II Cpt, panallng, etc ~FUN. IBr. cpta. clean. .,11 bll-lns garaoe no Waterfront Apt All Cotti M .. • Baywood Condo near U1 NlnL01MITED•c Office tor rent Nawpor1 1240 mo. Incl uttl . --------- $395 mo. 382 Vlctorll pats' Lease $500 mo 11 bdrm. flr1pl1ca. pool 1menltla1 . boat 1llp --------::-~-:-F 11 t 1 1250/ + • range o Bc:h, S130/mo. Small WI· 752-1830 Lott: t Mohammad All 842-3780 760~l7l3 83"3307 private pltlo $460 mo 1vall No pate CALL letas 2900 111 111 •,,• 1100 mdo•P •t•bHlhed 12 yearal thin exec tulta Cell Fo1il1dl 111ve Iott "'Y ' ~ 6-42-8807 s 1 •All rel'1 c:heQed• ~0-0919 Shara b9Mrtlful oftlce, Newly redone 2 Br. 2 Be. ON BEACH. 1 BR, s.450. 2' 760-0919 Ullll IWI I 780--052• •Pnotoa taken• I lllnt loc:atlof'I puaport & other t.D on lg• 1tep-down llv rm BR w/lplc, S525 vacant. 2 er. 2'1l Ba APT 2 3Br 2B•. 2 nou-from Ill Rmmte wanted, Nwi>t. on IS Mo Guaranteed Ser-Pnme FOUl"llall"I Valley of· ss1.nae 12118. N.B The founder wlfrplc. garage. extras children OK. uk tor trptc:t, small yard, alngte bell. trptc:. o•r:t:,.11000 llTH bHCh. 10 .,,, 2 t>r apt, VICI flee. 894 tq It 10529 laslam lalllaltll :'!-~r=-~~~ $5S0 5m~. 6•1-4908 or Kel111 , 992 -4471 , garage Water P•'!' ... J mo .. yr1ylM 2·3'1-43 -g~~r r.:,;i,l~~!.'~!11':: lndry, gar S250/mo. Hl""41M TIE lllT ~1~~ .. ~6.~134.IDlck I 17 Cypr9U Pl ln. NB, IS31•2 1 · 968-9853 child ok, •"*'pet ,,,,,_., 2 Br 1ba, lrf)k;. $650tmo. Great toe 845-7295 "' Shop & gweoe (optlonlll) 92880 •-..1-1 T L mo 5-45-2000 Agent. no N H bo HI "'55 .. .,,..1 ll••led pool & •tape to l9ura (1'1 9) 1 ~ 2 Malel In 20'• to lhr Lii I t for rent on Balbo9 ~ln.1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 ._ ID••.. I & 2 Br, relrlg, bulltlnt, IM. ' " r • """"' ocean Kitchen• avail trg h••. 'h blk beech 1 niuranca agen • r• Decorator pertact. •P•· drapes & carpet No wkdy, Rich 752·01591 985 N. Coaat Hwy. F9'TI: 3 br coodo, Wood-$333/mo & IU1 & 1100 prl111ta office 1p1c• In All loot & IUIO trtfflc to Lott Thur1d1y: Bleck clou• 2 Br. 2 'h ea. N-pell 960-2875 Welk to beach 1 Bdrm, _.,,.. ________ Laguna BMcll 404-529A bridge. 1250 + ut111 & Yrty e.45.-4895, 780-8880 caaualty offio.. ()ppoftu-IM ferry,,...._ thll •Int Ltb m111 '-"'· P\19PY. P• Cape Cod style. pool. 2 B 2 8 2 stove. relrlg. pvt baleony. 113 29111, 2 Br 1 Ba. front d8P 551-0744, 759-71HMS nlty 10 provide tuN c:Nenl 111'°P toe. 873-29-43 clftc Sanda tr.at, nr jacuzzi, r.c ""· private r. 'h •• Cllf 9"· S425/mo 538-4837 or hOUM seoo p< mo yrty IUWI llTIL Advil to •11•1• furn. 4 Br. 2 MtVlcaa. $l5S/mo. Hunt Yacht S•••• Office tor BHch & Atlanta. H B pltlo. b11cony & large 1p111acnhedc". ,'mmmedt I• boc:cuc II. 982-307 I 213/433-0502 Wkly rental• now a111ll Prolelllonal female ovw Ba, w/2 peop .. In H B Ben 063-5647 l .... Cal ~ 9-5 911g..122 t, 1142..0100 d I .II 1 ----------1 •10" & up Color T" 20 to 111"1 2Br. 2 B• $250/mo 983-5768 PM, M--Fn •..02 ...... ·~~~~~~~~~ g111ga, acor1 or w • $600/mo 84&-137 I Liia 2 •P'"o".,•• In room 2274 twnllout• with ••m•. Newport • Airport .,.,, ..... ~ .,... ._....... 1: piper. drapery & much But. ll&rMu 21t2 Lido Illa. ioe 3 br, ·~ ri.. N·~wport 8t11d CM. CM 1287 60 mo. + .,.. ~•le roornmat• ,.,.,,,. E11ecuttve Suite Ma 1n-•---...,.---.. ----1Lost emell mtlle ell wNte ~= .s1~~~-;r:::~ WALK TO BEACH Studio Cot"ldO Bl1-t n1. ~ger~.!·1~~r.:io1 6j0-7U5 utll 556·9422 IHI, ad Rent 1225 Incl ulll dlvtdual otflcel evalt. In 300 eq. ft. to 2800 eq. It. cat. Jan 1. Tunle Rodi •94-2220. alt 5 call ~~~,1~·i~~;1~~· Frpl. patio. Acrota bc:h. 673-0915 0R111 bHCll hotel 1 9'42·4321e•t249dyl. Avall2/1 1131-9t21 :::c!n~~~~ 7kpereq It &up Celt eru. 941 -1472 or S..8-3375. 960-7329 $ 4 8 5 9 8 2 . 4 9 1 4 . 2 Br 2 Ba, UOO/mo. Ver-room apt. kltcto-tte & F to lhr gorgeou• 2Br 2B• ~IF ~8~7~Bt~tTt or IHH. PrlcH di•-tgainl Miil ... eTM10o !!~ci~768 Bob. $25 , .. S38" 1 Bd 1 Be pool B ... ,. 1 /pool y ty 9M-ll88B u11111 pantho1111 w/ b91h furnllhad S250 & condo, pool, J.c:, lllnt loc. 0 · · counted I 100 par mo ,. ___ , 1n•·' -11•---------l1u~dry, .~~Ila, ,,0 i>eti :~;-;•$,..:g,:O. . r I ocean vu, balcony. lrptc, up+ $250 dap 2309 W $275 mo. 992-2247 alt Npt Ben 650·1429 Mika with 1 mo Ir ... Prtce1 --.... wl -Ptnea&h Hll 833-7890. 646-1947 5-49-8347 Laeaa ltec~ 274 pool. 1pa. clu~OUH. 0 c •• n I 0 r n I. N . B. 8PM/wknd• IM/F roomm•t• w1nted., lnctud• receptlonl1t, NE w PORT SHORES SPIRITUAL READINGS t BR upstlll,. $370/mo 2 BR 1'..\ b• near beech ..... 754-1C>e7 TvtnllM Oar W/D rec s 2 0 0 m 0 + d. p w/p, telex & 09Ct9tar1al I ~. PO bOx•. cat• I Attr11C1ive 1ar-2 Br t'A ;.tagu11d,aec1y1 2/t 873-4154 Shara 2 Br, 2'h Ba. Irv I 3Br hH. E'Sld' CM. cont rm. a coffN wttt\ looatloft, 650 IQ It. X.lnt Advice In all matten. Rat.. required, no pet• I tp1c.'encig~.bhns.co11: Ba.t~'!_lllQUOu~*~S Furn room w/b1throom 1 $400/mO 563_o178· e.48-9149 aarvaV911. ring. etc. $500 mo love. marrtage & bu•· 352 Vtctoria. 645-8191 drps, S595. 53t-0921 cmorp. 4.._.....97-1020 ... ...., Bachelor. partly turn . yr1y. prlv nr So. Cat Piaza • ..,,, IC . • 714/&M-0978 ~ n .. s . Aleo counMltne. ·~ b I k Io be a c II . pref 185 wtc 556-t737 -& wtcn1 PALATIAL MANSION ' 1815 So. El CMllno AMI. 2 Bf, 1'h ea. 810 Joann 1 Br 1 Bl. garage. $400 $350/mo. 675-31•8 1-'---------•ccim Fem needed tow 3 HA.RBOR RIDGE. N 8. AlrPOf1 .,.. -Exec. COSTA MESA Sen Clem. 492-72" St Adult• pref. Smell Ut, tut & dapo111 North End, pinoramlc Mstr Br w/lrg CIONI. MIN. Bd 2 Ba llM 2 blk from Pvt pool. epa, kit. prlv, SClltn from 22M60 IQ Bldg C-2, ~ blk E. ofl---------doga OK e.4S-M53 e.46-4559 ~an vi-. Walk ecrOM 1 Br, yurly, gar pkng, Viejo, houH prlYlleg•a f5-e09~ 1550 790-8t8t h. Newport 81, 119 Cabflllo ..-&.• flft ltreet to pvt bMctl 2 BR ttpl to be9Ch. $485tmo. $290/mo. S 100 uo. bell S2'8· 9 . It P9I' 1q ft. Many 11tr.. M60. E-8-45-2331 1145-3648 1530, utlllt111 paid. 2 Bdrm; 1 ea. 1250 S.CU· rlty C.11 Beth 631-5230 2 bdrm , ..... ba twnhH 2 B•. fple, 10 yr Old IUIC day• 73t-5448, •llH 951-8092 Rmm•I• wanted, F•m "m WOI Call 5157-70,0 r.:a:::;--.::;:1.~iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 S425 + $375 dap OH condo. 11200 mo C1tl 975-3218 PVT ENTRY. pvt kitchen, pref Nr Harbor a Wlllon. Nwpt hm• to •hr, •m· Wait ..... al. n• pd Nr Fr--v 893""894 497-2052 ah 5pm 2 Br nr ocean gar O/W furn. ampl non-1mkr I $27&/mo ulll• Incl. ploy9d M/F Frplc, W/D *HUD....... M86 up. 1900 It lndultrl.i M~S'E~S 2 BR 1 B•. patio apt . no New Bachelor. near Private. quiet studio 180 $650 yrty. 11,..pt nu opt S275, 493-3490 e.45-805'1 850-1105 I MO FREE RENT oflt1:9, 1a101 R9donelo OUTCALL 24 HOURS ...... $>485 beech. 1111 utile $375/mo d'""" ocean ·"'~ 01--s 1 t 1 / 1 5 1 room to 2800 eq. It. cr 1 H ti 1 .. --.. ·--~· ••• Fam•I• nr OCC 1...,. 3 RmmatetoahrBbrcondo Have 2 lg• rm•. 2 pvt From l 1.'8•tQ" Adi re e . un n g on Mt-4207 645-9191 or 752-09 I I 538-•637 n • y r • & U PI In d tOAM· t2 00 · • .,...., In NewpOrt Bcf1 t blk to bath au par hH, FV. , , BMch. 842-2134 ~-~~~~~~~~ 2 Br. 1 Ba. car pall. 2 er, 2 Ba. cpt, drpa, pool, I ~.:!i~ ~;;. ~617 P 1u 1 309 31Stll StrNt ::1J:;e~u1t:rd. 1125 ocean. $2.C5 54°W407 gr .. t toe Mina to twy. Alr~er~M~~ For l .... : omo. a lhop ** dr1pe1 , bll"llllnt 2 blks from bCl1 ---·------VtrHlllH b1ch bdrm. F/N-amkr, rapi, 3 t>r, 2~ lgecrn.ph,g91.NMd:2 ere•. 1800 11, C.M. 1440/mo. 2212 lilaple S475/mo 547-4151 or Oceen vi-Condo. cloM r 0 0 my, p 0 o1, I• c . Room w/pvt b• & entry. bl condo. '33S Incl. •Ir meta, 25-315, amJ>. II LUii 27eleq tt. Call 648-135'. ltlMfll Parter 631-2927 ah O & wllnd1 538-7953 I to lhopplng. 2 Br 3 e. s .c 9 5 / m 0 . s 1 n d y l inen furn , Noo-1mkr, 111 ,100 cs.p. o.bl Nick 084-2798 (IS-7AM 312 Ten111 St. 499-1460. 11,42-e 149 s2so1mo & ,,. ulll & dep. ~::5814• :n·.93u OK) II llOllln Rent MG. 1125 •q ft, OC*124 tn •My Newer 2 Br .. patio & g•· Euy bHch 1cceu R9ft. Jtrlme Coeta MMe tooa-$400/mo. 1366 1.ogtn 7 CS.ye t WMk r11119. No pete. $475 mo 2 Br 1 ·~ Ba TownhouM. 1800/mo. 2 Br unturn all f •Bayfront• •93-~2 8drm 10 r.,..1 with lhared Fe. rmmat1 fOf yr1y rantll lion. at>uoctenl perlck\Q, /1 e, c 0 1 ta M • 11. Jaouttl. Seun•. Loe.I• 645-5577 lrple. tennta. ape. gwaga. ulll1 . tndry, near l>Mch. N/amkr. pvt tulta. gar kit & beth. 3 Br, Bl home on B.t. 1230/mo. 3 Br. 2 tutt ..vtoe. ,,om ••ISO. 675-5116 11 well 11 Tourllt• ,.-~-----2-b-r.-I _b_a_n_r_S_o neer baach S5151mo 494-5346 I $675/mo 673-1521 bef. 2 b.Oroom. turn Sher• 1250/mo. 973-7055. Ba duplex. 873-7338 ••2-78'0 BankAmerloud, A~-""'""' 2 2 o 2 Ha 1, c 1rc1 e . gpm beth Wt hr. Or yr, 1(11 ""' 1000 sq. II. lndu1lrl•I lean ~ DIMr&. Al Cit. Plaza. tull eecurlty 2 7141960-3745 But. ltte~ 2741 Prlv, Clf TV Prefer Fa Fe Room·mlte wanted to Fem. rmmte wanted, 2 Br WllTWTD IP~ w/offlce for rt1nl we 100 m •, ( 7 1 4 I ~:,~:·A~~;i~~ ~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~ Eutblull 2 IP•C t 8r over 35 1325. •• rm 1nera 3 bdrm Condo. ::~:~· i~1~·a w~t~tl~ O.lu•• office 0, llore on W 1fth St. Cotta ll<t~. 2112 Hut>or 8 75 355 1 d ~··· '-::w bear!*·· pool. 558-4300 Nr So Cit Ptia.. Non-11'1\llr, nMI ' cleM. Sulie. 1144-0001 WOf1' ~· 14280/1200 lq ft. ....... 14&-IMI07. Blvd., CM. ~~ae ~'wk~:· Kennebunkport? :, ~::. :O"':; :::0 MUii Ilk• pelt S225. 6&0-3230 I t tlonal I ...._. lttch llvd. Btwn 2 1100 tQ "· Offtce & ...,... a111-. -· · se25/mo t44-474tf. Matt 8R & bl, lull prtv. Wuted MATURE FE-n em• •ewer.,_., trwyt, Ctvlo Center hou"' •Int IOo. 80 Sent. 11• - M_. vwcs. Ill 2br, P911o. · Isn't that the boat SHO mo. fem•••· HB MALI! to •here .,..utlful '"' 01. OdM, '•m.. Snopptng o.n1er. prime AM. 1648 Minnie, ~ 'Y appt. a&-.ltM get. Very nloe. No pell. that won The America's Cup 1n '757 SpllClou• ..,, I mJta from area.,,, bch. 538-&073 N.8 . W11totltt 28R nor\-llnllr U50. Dyl too1tton. 079-HH or loN&~. RMeontblt.1u1l~man need• ... '500 +MC. 979-4363. bMch. no peu. •It tPM TownhOUff, W/O. pOol MO-M.40, .. , 4248. avee eeo.o144. 14f.1S12 000 tor 1 yr,-~ ... lu11ury 2 bdtm. 2 be IPI ~fD~ 142"23157 College llUdent haa pvt t300 I '.t utN Ml-94t2 e7f.Jl4' .... , mTa Int.-. (114) ~4t4. Frplo, ematt yard $700 If you re not surt wno (or wN«) ~nnytiunkPOn 4 Br condo. 2\\ ba. POOi & tum room a beth In C.M. M/F 20-38, nl1mkr enr F 2 lhf 3 bdrm 111 C.M. F\111 aerw. ~ 14 In. mo. 88t·822tl. wis, don't fltl bid-you're noutooe tennl•. no P•ll. r•t'•. noun for rHp. f1., nome In HVH, nr FUNon Non-a!Mr 22 & up. $115 SI llt "'11 II A9tnd---.-IM--tlr4d--°'..,...u..- Well•llM Sttytark Apll ~ 1$ one of 14 dlStlnctMly I 9 5 o . 5 6 3 • 9 2 2 2 . I 150/rno Catt Clltl• llland. N.e 7159-0101 + dtl>. ~t-fln7 ~uno elone. Ttactltt 820 c.nter St. 2 "' 2 dlffennt aptrtmlnt ~It ~IW!nd Vllq 730-8521 551-~8 HOl\lltl'ller. prof, 27 & up, lntah Wu... !!it A~·=":,"':. to•1 dtalr" unenou~ Sa. newly decoreted. m HuntJllQl.On 8ucll SNwtnd 't'lflq ts• resuft LIDO BAYFAONT: 2 Bt 1 Comp. tum. amall 1·rm to ahr MWp1 Cteet ~. ~ -monthlY feel btftd WOfflan lo ttldlef •tO'le & refrtg. No p.c1. of tot.Illy P9f'90l'lllll.0 prof~ pllMlnQ Ba, undy bHoh. OrN1 pootlldt gtt. n1. N.8, 3 br. 2.,. b1. w/gw. C9WI "•tired couple ••11t• MO-tr.170 fnlU\ IM tr•Yff tnd flth .,.._ICo. 1450 mo. 1 Br 13715. Tilt k.lnd of lttentlOn you 089lfVll. View, Yrty '7~120 Lt cook, qui.1 met. Ml, An.we r Ad 7 7 4 , qui.t alA 4uplell °' IP1 aa •--p••• UUl1ll NI.> Muet be non-~r with ..._,..382 ..... ,. 1~ ut ..... ........ ... .... --... In N.I ,. C.M. atH. No _, -lltr1def to medium bUlld ·A ptrfta bftnd of newre ~ llVlng-' br, ulllt tnct. $>4150 mo. I _,,., '"'' "''".,.. .. ....., -·~"""· ~ t 1dte11 o' p • t •. .,. ,,,1 north 01 401 o"ff IK FR£E Writ• Cttnlfted Ad Coay tirr:-enclad 0"11119· nestled In 1 forest With blbtlllng brooks ~nd QU1et On 4011'1 81. Aetrtg. No Lero• leelroom. lur-Pltle Newport, 3 Br twM-..,1.oeea Ht,bot, pvt •ntranoe, ~ 11H, Dally l'llot. PO l•rg• p1t10'4trfilo, •P•. pandS, cQ!)lld by l\lturat OC8t\ !>reel~ 40d 10 pet1. e50-303S nlelied, own b1tri, PtlV•I• H , M/f' vu l•ck 81y, r~tlon .,.._ 2 omo. Cal: Sox tAO, C-.. ~ ~t ~. 7 sv/mo., .~ tNttM'lntHouru. twlmmlng pool\. a~w eno Unique "" ooeentront 1 •ntt1noe. nr. 1c110011. poor, tenn11, 1pa. Jen Weih•i ltlt w / & '"'""· AWox 700 tQ . _c.. __ •ata _____ _ ~n • convertllnt loCIUon nur ~no 1110 br, llngle pereon, avall. Ctll fOf Appt 641-'979 l'6..oo41 ........_ ft ti S4150 mo. F0t ~ Ml.....,I ....... employment and you·w got 1 ptl(t tn)'Ol'4 \llOUIO tl"llmtd 11&0/mo. 440 I 8Hut. CdM tocatton. 2 Aoomm1te 10 "r 2 Ir 4 bdn'll t:::'" tor I*• Info. c:aun.0202 ein 24 lilW MH New lul!lWY Condo. w•lk proudly Ult honw (£\ltfl ~nnytlunllpottl) ~. 850-3123 bike from be1chKt't 11111 Condo, p'lt be, pool. Jtc, p ... I• -nd ftmtly. Ur· lltb. ~ ~ '°IC. Plaza 1 • 'den One ena two bedtoom. ont •na two ~th j , br W/llOYe, rwtrlg! Pflto, blth/e ntrenot 0 t:'· CIOlt to boll. lfltl .0-111e IAYFRONf otnc. from LOii! TlflV ,."'*"'Toy ... , -~1::.:·,,~'X:',; ll)lftmlnts from $540 , on Pt11ln1ult, 100. ~3~s i .n'o' ~ncr ~~I~' M490 ISSO/mo. Ptt)I~ ltnf• Poodle "lorut'l••, vie DlWClfM rtotll eta elul wfndOM, toP noor, pool ~ nd 11s-oe12 '"· tf>m, 7a:0·'7TO .Vtwt1nda • Share anreo ept, a.i ta, ....... t. let Mii t«1411, .-.. t?t-t Oatuy Ori ltnuego, """'._ 11~ 00 vtew, ttnnt• court•, ~I OOUI Pl--. ~ No11·•mlu1 prof. __ -· ---Oftlot ·..-.. mo to rno Doll« lrtn, 12/lt. ,... P.LW .. llH twlmmtn~ ~ool1, IP••. Hli 'JI •111 .. t l!tr( 11!1 ptu.utll.11•2114. WAHTID:COM ...... 9clr IAll'OAIN.(1)tbtUC1i •ud 141-UH or Oet blll·.,..._.·~~n =~:.:.!,Ii.":,.~: I "" nu Oil llfOt :_. "~ = .~~: Pvt c11r11tte" 11om• I" "••1, •4u.tt eflr tor apt =:"'...:11:1" pttl. 1:~~7 ~~ ~~· lea 11 t..-0 CCill Gel.) ,.,, Mlk. A-. ...,.. ~ t5!5'5 ~Oii W.0. l.lf'lt ~ INdl. CA Xlnt AfNlr 4'M a CM,. llGflt •• for-"Ot H , UH/fl'IO & "' lltll 'O = flHI, wto rvplOJ, rer .. toture & ('11'4) ....,., wknd• anytlmt cell or Ol1abt~w111 cot11 111911 S.JM ~ lttdl,......., nr .......,,....... ttlPO ~ llMt ......_ ~ 1~~.;.: = From 11'19 !all D111QO '""""Y 4tM 1101f1 or1 1Nc11 to 682-7"5. CC*I l4 7 ')'OUl'IO ecMt '*' •• to ~ ":.~-DN'A ,T .. xlnt loO&ttM, ttw ..... ......... --:rr. ,_. Mtf"IOlllll 11*1 Miil an McflOOln t0 ~ llll1*9t ~ vt P'lll rcd91 In fll'I C.M f"' w/HfH di-. C.M. ~ E•• '°•r••· 1?; mo flU _;_ .............. ,.._ dlt"' 10 AM w Mio '111<1 wll1t rou w111t In Plotn• for am1t11l•:.rJ ~o pet U ti. ifLi".,... Mint _-.._ • .. 112 m ...... --• ....... 'T Olllly "'°' mwi-.. ltdY ilndtr H. ,,.. ..... QI • f M. -----.___ ~ ,. l ~--~--~~: ________________________________________ """' _______ _...,__ ..... ____ ......... __ ~--..-~--------------------.... ----~-------~ .... ..-or. Oflnge Cout OAIL.Y PILOT/Frld1 • Januaty 1, 1983 hluul ltla !tttd UM ltl• !t•l!f HM 1111 lgtpil JIM 1tl1 ly!!f 00,. um.• lmlrr tilt OHJtt ruutue a l!!p t ... te hnW Hit ---·· "' UUI --••••im ........ • voua let°' AAwen Go6d "'°" ltpfl!nt lg! IOAT a ,. ":r~~-,i) - --·-··-·-··--·-·---v•• .I•••''' wa1ofi. MYIJ ... oa 1no ~ H~ 11 . , • ':; W\t "nr.'JJ_,~.~~ ~~~::1~ Opp=~IU1¥a OfOOln1 l~tHllno ~:rz~~= . ._811111., ..... ,•~-~~-··· .~·--~~~~.~ ~.!~~~~;.!!~:G:Vt ~r~:V:-2"t~om r.-.-~ono•t11• I b•comw &A·UMfl'lllr.-lqlplf'ti' ··~~VM•at-ttM611...-• ..._ .... .....,"MJtll·~ ·•·· 1..uMI .-·.-..... "'"' ,. -, ,..._ ._,, _,""..., _..... ........... v,,.,,, "' M '1 comtorltlbl• wl'f04'' ... I0•6t Cr91m4W l.ena. H. 1ttnce man 19' •~"9 ~ttt ot Miion., llOtll· "'°' rnoome 1aq11l1•· • ii'\· Iii l)m •·6 om. -on·-'__,.,..-,.,.._ 11ue111y. ''"'I" & group I PnoM tt4-INI AH , .. 101n1111 oomplt• 1114\IM Otloo .. lrotn a men" to, OIHtlfled ; ' ~I • •t:-l ii H Ct dltmond, 2~ Corllcxil• Ottlil, 1111• iw. ltip1 Avall M.intlflt•.,. oou111e1111a Calif Llo'd ~tlona mut1 be ft.. Mull I>• p1ollolen1 In ..,.,14My.ol ..-MCS INfta. Mtl t01t, tt o loc '"°" ' l 7 l , 1 1181~ttewl•H ftetall 1200 H" a r b o 11' I• 'I DA Tt1enpl1t IM>· ... 64 ~by Jenuary II Writ rno.ecrMIM & c~ol '""' guer + 111ot1tlve Cotti M••• tHH All " ' • .., y o Hll 101 too 7~ __ J•~~ !~'-7!4:e ~ .. 11,. __ 1 a. 10/I 19't wllt be gt¥wn-.t vetting •'°"I .... .tttt IMOM1¥9 ~· r.:! lnQUt,,.. Wiii 0. 8111WO-OAUOI tA.U lOl JIOW • } , 12:. Z-Pl a. "-••• ·-71_,8'().JtF& ' -• • t .30 AM, Jenuery U fellow wotllt,. & retl• ram 811•• ••P•' anoe 1.0 CLAHllltO t 'f CUYI ,,,, ••I• 11 pt a• 11., 81 ~!!! • V'llw .,,1 ________ _ laa•-·tln •e•1 lt111y 11186 11431 dente. Oooct NletY P'Ut p1et111ed but wtu ttllln Ml anow " .__.... ._....._ 1..-v= f e benallle Wrlle (o Ad lhe rlghl pe11on ,or l1uo.n1 Olf Pit~. blKtl Qpal, vwy c:olorlul 1920 remoo.ted Ander .. _..,...., --· _,, Votce leuofl4I from •11P9'1 DELIVERY PIASON """ 101$, Delly Piiot. ,. 0 lt'ltW\llew, Ull Lindi 01 room. board~ MMlry ly 9'JC)t only 197•t134 on CNclKlo Pia.no la&O dly weMI, month \10081 COIOll 1.11'1\iled dad 30 plu• htl. --lox IMO. Coll• ~. AObln •• 6'&-MOI In ••Ch•noe for nou... pp "'"'" }79-3044 -6"6-0551 M.lmber Of 1tudenl9 II· Mull Ila ... 0000 OrMng 9,620 worll & mild oata H 9 f!J~ ft•IHlll ... LI--.,. ••11 MHon & Hemlln pleno, Lrl centtr lllp, up 10 i.en "t7-4111 r e cord Cell 111 t P/l etudant, d1ye 110111 Mull he\lt cer & nooel •itl lun •tfrlo. boollt, AAO •AL( lverylhl~ ...... • .... C "-~ & ~I UNlll • " " ,. former owner Laur1t1 4 +, ... 76 mo 233 l.ih Voula -· '** 845~ Mii amp • l!!!t•• • ~ 81udy .~ NI •-"-''c_.,_._,_eo_·2_MO___ l•wehy. clothH . lmlt ~;d-;3~1AIY;io:: ~ •• Etoln PfOd Lathe, w/JOl'>. Melcholt 7·3 " IHOO 81 "C" t7M231 FAAHOAl8 I lllfll lh Colllne IN 11 tlle Oll-0400 Ttach•r for Prt·tollool. ~~= ';?;~3~0: 1•5 Sl&OO tell 81IOY 11 t31.t223 Side l ... 10 69. avllll Im. French CourH Begin-Oreat oppo1tunlty 101 ... ding lnvettment c;on. Mont9ff0fi Trllnlng re· i---------6'9--t"OO UPAIOHT PIANO Med OaytlOe 0t H iit. nar•. eonvarutlon, o r exper'd ADA In HI• 1u111n1 In tht ptn11on Itel lat• ...... Quired 997·1333 MOVING SALE -Mull Mii All kinda of toota All'IMI "l II IZll Good beglnnet, '400 m 0 10 m 0 N 0 11 v • tutortno '"' • 0000 ptlCe bllehed lrvlnt practice lndultry Wa-... a 1ono L..,n hOw to eyndicatt. Tf!l.EPHONE SOLICITOR: ,...,.'llhlng, Loll ollurn a Paint 8p11ve1. Work-.,. lff aattal ~• &4'· 1046 1 b 0., d 1 91> 5. 2413 Chrletln• 7141875-3720 4 •.~ day •Hk. 8•1tty lltt o r Forlunt 500 Out ttllnlng 111111 Olva you M•IUtl l)«IOll, pll. 8• m11e 0 Hh only 310 meta, Arc welde<, Banetl •••• ,,. NEW 8TUOIO UPRIOHT _w11_0..;.y_• _____ _ Need 1 ecl'loot fOf a f-commen1ur1te wltll ••-cllant1. the knowledQ• )'OU ""'1. 11 r 'I p I u 1 c 0 m m . Fernendo, (WNI lnlrefl· grinder. Satla.i', Cullfno houri 1 w .. 117 Maplt per. Cell Dolly 559-5111, Wt Mttl an exeeptlonelty end our ln.7houH pro· 967-0713 ce) N 8. Set 12·5, Sun 1orc;hH, Oxygtn cytln· MAOIC ISL.ANO Welnut A1lllng S 1800 Slip for rent, Lido .,, •.• Ave. Chrl•tl•n &chOol evea 640-196.4 bright, lllghly mot111t1td jacl1 wlll give you tht1-------------10-4 d.,, Rtoulllorl. Cutting Challer Membetlhlp ObO Wiii finance 30' or 35' Slllt>oet now hu opening fOf fvll DRIVERS wanted lull time. lnv .. tment enelylt We prodU01 TILIPltll CtrtH ..... , torcll, G•• berbecve , 1940 644·7&70 642-03.48 873-8803 time, p"1 time l. hou""' eall ...... , .. , u1c '"' JoM went lo encourage any 850·1940 llLIOllHf lmpacl wienohel, Otllll. ----------1An1lqu1 f'llht r Upright, Boat ellp tor rent, 30' .. , .,.. " eppllcant ~110 ctn ...... s s "'• H·-" 1oot1. Toot bo••. POOL TABLE d B ff ....... •tudenll Cell 848-4334 751-0455 -v .. -Real Eetete Sal• work 9Y9f'llllQI In Ntw· Y1td ult/ II· un ., ... pm ...... 1 good con HI o er BllbO• 1.iand ._," per fOf turthef Info mon1treta unueual II· •• ,_.____. ... _ .... ~. port 8eecll Lut w.-k 721 Hellotrope, CdM Mane 3 •Pd blcyola, 4 JI • .iate, cu11om wOOdl d oY9f 1400 752·8788 mo Kathy, 957--40811 II-·· Rllll ._..., II 1111• I• not ---~ ....... -........ ,_.... n., ... ,_ LOii of ...,.,.,.,_. CIO'"-r.Ck•. 7'1110'117' O<Mlgn C01'11'9 w/bllt., n-...... · ,_,,, Sal•• Pe reon for Con· our top -eon ·"''I In 24 .,.......-u...... & 1 / "-"~ s laliDHI I Fiaaacial hop Ou -111 lall "0 ...-..,.,. Utlllt" 1r11•-·. ..,.,.1~-.. ~ht weM un t w cues Ftndei R • ..,.,.. ultc.M -...I IWmUIOI E•per or trainee ctn e Y -, ur domlnlum eon~-•-•-l\Our1 and bfnunt1t home ' "" ... .,. .,..... •""""" ... II . _... .m.rt .. I Uneh.11.n,,_.. ·~...,., "' --.. 30·1 & 40'• eollacllbl••. wa-..__ (p· .. •>. Cedlllec etued 11 -"""· no '73 11000 n... 1 -· .. onth"' m•k• $9-115/llt 1t1t1lng · .... Sent• An• Sena Ra· $445 Cell 933-~740 an., ....... -· .. ••t 8 .. 37 '"" ~, ro rap .. 11 .., ., P•Y Full end PIT pcHll· hi.no lbout Ihle oppor-tume to Tiie o-Bar-I PM houHhold. mite 0 11 wltt ....... OOVatl, Pipe for .500 tirm YV • ' 850--4..,,4 m. in' F, •••• I .. Ilona 1v1llabl• In our tunlty c 2001 ----+------• Aeecla Sat II·• wrenchu. 12 Sta ck John Wayne Tennie Club UPRIOHT PIANO ~0-8278 leslani publlcltlone Cell E11cet11nca 11 and w111 row ompany. Talephona Sollottor1, Im· Cllal,.. W ' Drive eoclltl l Ftmlly Marnberthlp Good beQlnnet, a..oo •-------- 7- 0 -,.-,. .Jc -I I "01" 537-2880 KING'" continue to be h1nd10· Buetneta Centar Or., Stet med OQ«ll"O•· Work 3-11 C11ta Jina eet w/retchet, King 11ie llOOO, eall 831-05e0 957.25 12 lttrtll -v•J!llaa I II ' ' ---------mely rew1rded Non-'"' fut PICtd Nwpl 8c:h PM Mon-Fri No Mlllng. apread (ro1t/vtolat). 4 S wlmmlno pool ohemleel EXECUTIVE SECRETARY am0k9fl pleeM reply In law OHie• Light typing & No ellpet Celt 754-0284 blue long lltm OOb .. t•. Port1ble O•yg•n kit .... u., ...... 1230 strvlce bu1lne11. Arlt· lor decorative "" prog-confidence to Collln1 llllng M1ture pateon wllh ell IPM SWAP lllET old bOOlll. ellrome Siiex (M•d•) ustd once. fl(. I "--~ T rern wtpubllc ralatlona .. 11 587 s N'-olfloaeKper.Pref Salary · Ev1rySund1y.81m·3pm eolfee maker. Bathroom cellant cond. 1125 SURFBOARD • •· Long --.... u1ttn, nlllOC • "· an ·-n1got11ble. Houre 9-8. Telephone Sollcltor, I Timpone. 5'8". twin lln Irvine., .. , No txpe-••per 4113·1283 col•• or .. Newport Mon-Fri 752_5454 exp., req'd P t tlme Oreno• CoHt College e<:a.le, 3 Pr)lnt1 0 (1UE1tB1bl• _6_4_5_-3_3_3_1 ______ 1 Hot •h•P• 1200 rlenca n1ce11ary, wlll ll!flERAL OFFIOE Beaeh 92860 d 855 8325 Felrvlew & Arllngton, ror rremlno 4 1 ay. Newport Beeell Tannie 552 07 8 vain 150.000 lull emt • RECEPTIONIST, gen off •y•. · Co111 MeH Admln lon C M 8 3 1·735 6 o' Club Memberahlp for __ • __ 1 ----- ' • q u Ir • d W 111 net PEllSOI llllMIHI Walltt4 work. typ req Telex oper TOii &HIT free to buyere Sellar 6 4 2 -2 • 5 8 S • I Hie $800. Catt 833-68 l8 Ski bOOll Haneon Cite· ~~~OF~~te~~ll ~~·~~~ For boating m1gu1n1. ~o~~d G~:.'tk~~ e on di· ~;,• ~5:t~, ~4t\:1~ q Apollo trelned. group Ruerv1~1:.•~i;Jo _io_a_m_-"_Pm ______ , --RE-M-IN_O_T_O_N_E_L_E_C_. -1 :~;. '~o l~:i~~:Md Rudy 408-887-0111 one g lrl office type ltltlltft Ptrtt1r • oriented, orgenlzed & Daaa Ptiat SHAVER. USED ONCE. atmosphere Good IY· R .. 11urant nut lmmed opening 120 CASH 760.()875 TV / ... it /lttrn 1232 DRY STORAGE Monlhly boet etore?ie, 1' eny 11ze, 24 llr MCur ty. lree launchlng llWNIT Hiii 1111lao•111 Ir II .... Ol10 MtHJ tt LtH 4014 ping skllls. Ille bkkg .,.. 2112 lar•er II 011 Cook and W111er1 wll· But tour1 752·8881 GARAOE SALE • ES-* 81llf * -- -par, Full or PIT Cell 141·J•JJ •et 12-1 treu wenled Apply In Toy Coneullent Cereer TATE+ 3 FAMILY Eve· Newport Beech Tennla BEAUTIFUL 25" RCA WHY 646-3903 belwMn 2·5 PM pet1on. S•rgentra RH· repreeent Pion-Co. I~ ryllllng you have ever FIVE FAlllLY Club Membetahlp $800 Color TV 2 yr wrnty RV & BOAT -~ DRY STORAGE PM taurent, 843 w 19th, toy ll•ld FIP time Good ftAR.AIE SALE 520·4651 blwn 8·5. w I 148 Free delivery not straighten your Ille ---------(la• ftr LJ••) C M w1nted Antique•. turn. • Merkl 01>41n Sun out Let u1 help tlllor ,_.,.,11 eomm 495-4397 sewing mech, 111reo, F 11 • 1 m TV Jo .. n·• .. ~6.1786 I I •-· di .. I I ti urn ure, equ r u ' Din rm table w/4 ellelrs " .,... mekt • oen or '(our Small Nwpt Bell Co M111tlltt Waatt4 A11t1uran11 TYPIST a .. ea. empe. Pl n ng1. small ml1c • 1m1ll ap---------- need• W• finance your need• rellable gtntrel Febulou• working cond llLIOI UY OLll eppllaneH, Jewelry. bl-pllance1. jewelry. CIO· 180 9'1112' White Stag Brother llereo with 8 111. 2nd. 3rd T D ·a. olflce work., Accurate No ··---nee. We treln, I II f O Lj Parl/tlme, 2·3 days cycles, ladle• golf elub1. thing plant• luggage tent 150. Dbl bedlreme 1 1r 5 a 0 ek, p~8o_n0o3&1c.•PbNefkoerre' 12.75'1'.. typ 1 muat. Mall resume .. ~ ... -I I •t• tr week. Appralael reports whl ehr & ln1111lld equip. · ' · $25 Hi nd crocheted .,.. ., ACT NOW 10 P o Bo11 11191. N.B. -school. CIRCUS MA· on call, 1 evening pr wk & 111tl1tle1I. E11eellent househld item• galore. ehfldren's toys, end wed/eve dreu $500 81m & efter 7pm or Cell on our expert• at no 92663. XIMUS 719 No. H1tbor, & "needed. Call for an starting ulery Reaume All muet go this wee-much. mueh morelf Much more. laavlng wt<end1 cost. ---------• ~~~~~~ ~~o-:1~2 P ~ =PP~:= 9.5 5roon-10 The N-port Econo-kend Sat/Sun 9AM 417 Sit &9 ~'::·,~·~ P:; & 18 11a11 842-6236 asi< for -11-10-1-1-.-1-Yl-UTl--1-W- uo,., .... Wat Boal sllp1 avelleble •Ito II AIU IAYllll YILUll 300 Int Ost lwy, H llJ-1JJ1 o:•r-., ::~~::J llv!y·:~~::les & _M_o_n_·S_a_t.,....S_ee--:-K~el=-ly~-Re~tlure:t eKI ~~~s ~~OU~2~~ ;~~ ~~~~o~d&, ;.~p~~t#n~ Hlllf ll1tp &.411 attrl F~R~:OOO $79 lRUCK 24 hour movltl l prog· aervtce olc need1 rtll•· MEDICAL OFFICE YIOO llLL P11 at 851-0927 19th St.) IH t 11 LOAD Oak. Orange. l_:_:rllT'l=.l.:.;ng.:__S:..1_1.,:.9~630.:.,,:...,·,::.,ee3:=-::-:9::-~;_;,=-..;.;.;.-,-.."'""::~~ lllttretl ltlH bit, orgenlzed Individual Need• pan/time mllutt 11 loolllng tor fuN & part WAITRESS/COUNTER ~~~~~~~~ ll1•2l1l Pine. Eucalyptus Auor-BETAMAX RECORDER, rtatioa IOIO Ire hnl to type, Ill• & an1wer person lor front office llme help Dey or night GIRL Start S3 50 plus 1111UUll111 ---------1 led 831-7770 need a em11t repair Fl•ed 30 yr 1st TO'• II ~rc~n!~P;~~:~1~11e~; ~~onn:•·&•n:~,~~c:,d '[" lhllt ~ Opportunity tlp1 If you,,. the rlghl PUIT SILi 8aatia1tta ltac~ jEVERYTHING GOES-~G~~5t~ go wllt $90 12 5% time & Fltlm• av111 ~8-9319 for ldvencement. Apply glrl, good pay Orlglnel Olfferen1 verlttlH of Too11. VW body, clothlno, S1nau1 top of tll• lln• 1---------1 Filled 15 yr 2nd TO'• 111 7S4-9e41 2 to 5. 899 Co11t Hwy Plue. 2121 Biibo• Blva. pllnta In verloui alzea. furn 1002 Callrornl• etereo Integrated 1mp & AM /FM 11ereo ror ule 13 38% Ple11e eall for ---------1 llEDICAL Leguna Beac.h. corner 22nd & Bilbo•. from small klfehen win· Pollet) Sat 8&m rl<lel...,., On Anne d .. k. with 1peaker1 $135 i---------- 111 loan program quote• Genaref Office AHi, v•· Typist/ Receptlonlet, PIT RETAIL SALES, Kron Appty In pereon bet 3•5· dow plant• to huge pello Garage Sale. many Item•. 1k1 equip. pl1nt1 Much Aleo AM ear radio s20. _________ _ Contact: Sieve Starmer, rlety 01 dutlet. reeept .. elternoona Nr Hoeg Chocolaller. So. Coast W1ltrn1. PIT, FIT Apply planta on reawood rot-s11 8-5. Sun 9·1. 9081 mor• 497-4526 951-7798 10 apd R•ltloll 24" 1125 or Nenoy Leonard. typing, phonea, Ntwporl 646-5073 Ptua hH P/tlme po••· al Kings RHteurant 7114 lers. vaeuum eleenar. Mediterranean Or HB OBO 546-0315 before 714-499-5185 Seicholflot.675--6110 •---------tlon avail Apply In per-Edlnger.HB.between 11 wood wind o w 1eet, Cuetom made Sheer/WI---------81m & altar 7pm or CALIF. PRUDENTIAL a-r•I Ottlce NURSES AIOE. pa11-t1me, aon am & 1 pm complete bedroom tet. lniat rod 128"1197" celllng/ Boats wllende FUNDING, INC GICU hit Imm P IT Pediatric group precllce •------------------wooden bar atooli, and ;,;;,,;-.-. ...... ______ floor $100. Used 2 mo 1.._ .... ._ ______ 1 __________ _ I .... 11 111 Mrs Austen 645·"670 Siles WllElllll kitchen llems Sllurday. GARAGE SALE 960-7430 Gtatral 7011 Wanted CRUISER •trt1 .. n, T.D.'14021 open ng nrs •K · • ITI Set 9.5 5091 Bordeau" 1 .... -..--..______ R bl ---typing, lO ·kay & good OFF-SHORE OIL JOBS f ISi lllEITll E•per or trelntH can Jan 15. 9 1 m ·3 p m (THE RANCH TRACT) High etau Perk Ave Avon RedctNI w eooes euone e I.I. UTTlll math lkllla pref We will No E11perlence Nee... to dl1lrlbul1 the new meke 18-113/llr starting Sunflower Creek Apt1 , baby carriage. $150 $400 536-3645 •• ..._ .. , Ot. IH. t5~:13n110contec1 Lii• saryU.S &o-For Europeen elfo1t1es1 eK· pay Full end PfT avall•· 1101 W S1evtn1 Ave . Me.,.rt Jtac~ 549.3573 846-3448 Maltr likll ••• ..v-O I r • e 1 o r y cerelH machine. Com-ble In our publlc1t10n1 Apt 2011 Near South - Spec;Jellzlno In tit & 2nd 1·312·74Hl110 Ext 0·13 m1u1on1 PI T -FI T Cell 537-2860 KING lee Coast Plez• Br11101 & OHice desk• & che111. & Baby hi-chair Johnson 40 elec 80 Puch Moped, 2 1pd, TO'• since 1949 GENERAL OFFICE l=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 714-840·2420 •----------• Sunflower Folio""' the misc Set/Sun 9-5PM. $25. good condition $400 orig owner l400 obo 1016 Robt Sattler NH/CM GICU hu tmm FIT <>9'-1• ---------1J1•1 WHIH 5105 slgnl 2901 Cerob. NB 5.49·3573 846-34•6 645·9562 R E Brok1t Bd Realtor• nlng Hr• 8 30 to 5 30 Part time 25·30 hrs P« UL.II S ol 1 d 642 2171 54s..oe11 Full benefit pkg Lite ty-week working tor Delly P R PERSONS NEE HONEST Compenlon/ Coma by check out . tr lees P51Ye>en 8' Dingy good con Mettrc-ln/ • 1 o 2 d Ptlol N-apaper da1J1t -Alda. Cheulfaur & Hend-Antique•. oak. mahogeny, lamp1. eh1lr1. eouch, 2 . Sac11llot $165 ,. -Pr-lv-.-,,-P-art_y_h_1_1_$60_,_000-l ~;1~· 1~111~":~ .. w~0!in In lrvlne erea varied OED Meglc lalend 1• ym11n "lit• g11denlng" lbla, chra, d1111, 2485 table, mlae. Items 1607 549·3573 969-1895 Scttllrl 1011 1vell1bl1 lo purchaae train Conteot Rose Ann duties. could .. ad to full looking for • ,_ lntelll· Call lor appl & free HI. Irvine.CM Fri-Sun l0-5 Kent Lene, N B Set World War II Runlan Bolt Pewtr 7012 '78 Suzuki RM400 Good good T D.'a. Fut E•· 5M-.3110 time poelllon. Mull heve gent. tttrectlve & alneere 548-0573 Aak for Mare Garage Sala '73 Pinll>, 1·15 5'48-3874 Acllon Allie. 762 caliber. eond. xtr1 tlr111. 1750 '" t 11758..0318 pe11on1 Io repre11n1 crow . ..._g · ---------1 dependeble vehicle, llghl them In their private Club Meture llve-in Aide to el· clothes. furn .• misc 2180 Buch crulHr bike, Pro $95 847-8095 1171 MAIO obO 975-0"30 1ST Tl, I04' L.T.Y lllElll OFO truck, van, 11a11on WI· In Nwpt Beh. Interview derly, llgl'lt houaakea· Elden Sat/Sun tennte racket & golf Por~eln Shoulder/ Heed Center console. 17 leel. '7• KX250 Olrl t>lk•. runs 23•h yield. $40.000 111 Very buay olflol needs' gon Must be available 6 required Cell f0t appt, 7 ping 4115-9887 Sal 9.4 Tools, blka per11, clubs Sun only Dena doll, kid body Circe 85 h P . N-port Beach good $ 1 5 O 0 B 0 TD on ••".OOO , • .,.,, 10 relleb ... mature anle peraon to do lion weekday, eftar-1 1 1---------t>Ylld l'llNtop Spec1 view. ,,__,., olflot wont Al>· noons. weekend mor· or M r H • b •' g •aa'aall hdge (nr Peul111no) 'Contractor, aurplua mete-760-0544, 11 no ana-r. after 7pm or weekends downlown l A AeroH ·-·-875-0900 " rial• & left overa Set Mag1e le lend Cherter pleaM keep trying plloant muel hew a good mnga Only very '~· ---------Sk••. loveMll w/2 m•l· memberahlp for 111e 1-------'--...;;_--1Moto Cross boote. MXL from Elyelan Perk on phone pereonllHy I nd llble. depenO•ble. neet Ulll Pflltl Cati SSOS ching ellalre. 11mp1. o1o-8·1PM. 817 W 18th St $700 obO Claulc t8 Lapatreke aize 12 gOOO cond S50 P1tk Or t5% Int 3 YT•. Olf'*el office Ulllll., well person need apply f thff, kit w11• & M•Y'llO Unit D nr Plec.nlla 552-6467 <Atntury bey bo•t 4 cyt 64>-0490 13,,000 llkH II (714) " lyplng end ten key Starting appro,. S4 40 ht wanted pen/time °'re-Hlm111yan Kitten• SHI _ .. need k 165 E ·77 C I I I Grey S3500 675-6161 240-8123.-493-1153 Soma d•t• procenlng +ml'"""""" dependlnoon tell uore In Balbo• Point A lovable bell of "w .. 11.·r~ se't·SWOl'un 11 ica , 0 ""' mi•• Baby cerr11ge mede In 77 Yamaha 500 XSO or (819) 729-3048 --v•·. Con l•l•nd Beech Towel• tur $150. M•IH only -· AM/FM can 1ter10 Englena. llke n-1125 SKI BOAT . 20•.,· Day alreet bike. 10.000 ml, !~.penenoe wlll be help-e•perlenee. ontac3 1 ,,o. Plue. 226 Marine Av 846-8132 20 Femll" yerd .... Fur· $2500 OBO 761-331 I c • 1 .. " 5 1 _ 1 1 3 8 . cruller Thie hH ~ a x 1n1 s 7 o o Own t WI AAM Pll"•a•ir '"'· Training wlll be pro-H yd e 0 4 2 • 4 ' l ' t1 5 30 " " --vfded Unqualllled per-(Circulation Dept.) Mon· IA.LU •..__--------,-9-1-0 nuura. cioll'IM. 100 pie· -'--------830·11910 tnt t>oal IOI• n-drtve 752·6788 Your let°' 2nd TO'• d 1 I F 9 o I 11!11 tures. 40 tlattol & 1urn o Sh re f r It • ---------• 1ystem • cen be uted u --------- Cindy 844-9490 for Info = r:!:ma ~~a:::.~. Er6 E •m-l ''" on Y IHtlllH Prtef AKC Shih Tzu pupe. 11bles, dHk•. couehee, :i:'oe; pro':ec~or.u ;.c~~re LIYI llllffll 11 01 convert.a to jet or llUST SELU Ea1loya1nt CIO Dally Pllol, p O Bo•I~~~-~~~~~~!I Ex~llonal, marlletable AllO 11ud eervic. washer & dryer. 50 pelr rrames. alaetr typewrl· Bouqutl of 30 Helium 1/0 drive HH 454 Chev '81 KawHakl 305, Kint 1560, Coate Me11. CA I~ prOduct. Rapldly growing 638-9308 drapes Olth" & p1n1. 1er. 1ruck mirrors, 11(11 Balloons. delivered •ny· Hardin ang. Secrlllce con d . S 8 O O Io b o Btlt Wutt4 1100 92626. EOE PART /TIME publl•hlng corporetlon. ColleetlblH & antiques. uw. bike. & much mo,. lime Orea1 lor all occ.· 16500 675-5115 645-39411 •EVES . PERMANENT Unlimited .. rnlngs end AKC OLD ENGLISH Set & Sun 9am 2044 Sat g.3 1815 Rull\ Ln alone 673·4419 30. l HAI" S"LllT •O"''"NGE CO. '""'EA growth potenUel Excel SHEEP 000 PUPPIES PllC4llltll, C M Nr Marln.,a/Oover --------WANT 25' to boa , Mtttl ltaH I020 ""' "" Iring• t>eneflte. Comm 1 1350/obo 979-1.478 2 Motorola cer tele-hay• under priced Har-1 .... ..,,......, .............. ___ _ Apertment Menlgef. OOU· w/lo4lo';lllno Full lat'ltc:e •PUBLIC RELATIONS iOO fc~~~;p~~~~~~~~~!!~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~ phones· PulSllf II, ,$2500 bor Ridge Conao 3Br, 18 BALBOA FIBER· pie wented for 40 unit salon Rent S75fwll. Po-•HOSTESSE M/F S80 plua. WMkly Cell DOBIE AKC PUPS 8 wtc1 Modet 1220A. S 1500 2•-,ea 1151-9399 GI.ASS MOTOR HOME comptex.C.M 842-7805. lerls tor Heir. 17th/ •S8·$10HR+BENEFtTS ~.:t;~cOougall 11 ILIE I HI •lLH Hll h .taitut 6025 Oya 754-7788, eva 13,~ Wheler/type See-$7700 645.-3544 lllY IHHYli Hewi>on Bl 942-0212 For into cell Mr Rich Chemp ""'·•how"' Pt1 _A,..u.li_' ... •-.•-ct_•_____ 642 ... 283 .... 1eh Wtll'I Jonnson 40 el s-your country near ltSTISIU/11111 111-0111 Salee Lg bOnee Gr .. 1 dllPOSI· HARBOR AREA **I BUY** Antique Miiis Slot M•· St400 646-3446 aatoaota've h I t .. _ u s .. llPPLUltlT 11 0 n $ I 5 0 I s 3 0 0 . APPLIANCE SERVICE Chine. " om• n ,.. · · .. rmy No Mlllno. well drllted PART TUil YHI 1--~ 537.7559 We NII raeond .. ~r •• ,.,,_ 11182 Boeton Wheler 18' ---------~ You'll Ira.In ana w/ablllty to make con--I 54 3077 Good usea Furnilurt & ..,.,,., 0 1150 EV1 de IMPORTANT NOTICE ,,.. vllueb .. experience v-••flon at fine r-1 .. _ Eves end/or -'lenOI Work part-time. II AM to •--P't Bull T-r+er. 11 eppl ~ -APPll&nces·OR t wlll Mii 64.4-6829 ullagt w nru · TO R"'"OERS AND wv• ---· ~ R llble 1dult1 over ...,,,_ ' "' SEL f y cover. trlr. xtra lrnl & ""' In a lknl of your eflOICe rante In Orange County 2~t"' t t nd~ t 2 PM or 4 PM to 9 PM wlll, $100 Ftmale I Ill lPPUUOU or L °' ou 0 __ u_e_e_n-ao_l_a_b_e_d_S_l-2-5-i rear Hiii. brand new ADVERTISERS Cell today for detalle: w k 1 10PM wtc "'ht 1· .. , " ou • • "'V • -with the Lo• Angel•• 848-8131 L .. ~7 8133 IUSTlll HOTill The price or Items •d· "~ta .. _. 5'" 1026 or -n'V '· tractive 1>41raon1llt1es to Tl~ c1reuletlon 1 .. m In -::-::--7"".-:--;::=::=--;;:::-::-l_::.:u.:._ ____ ""-·--ColfH table S30 Vlnyl cond. $18,500 845-1528 """ ......... ...,,.. $30 P« nlQllt + dlnnat k Ith th ( .. _ '"KC '" Cock1t Spa '"·1111 IH-tlH covered Chair 130 Lemp . . vertlaed by vehicle dee· Hunl Beh 962-8821 T,,. Ridge Tahoe or Caf. wor w you 5•gH leleptlone ...... Earn en " "'"* . Washer-Dryer S 135 ea. table $25 3 table l•mpe 62 27 Chrll Crall Sporl lers In the vel'llole elull· Leg. Hlna 788-5251 lfomla 8s1.1122 10· 14). Call 2-PM. hourly wege + commla-nlel 4 Fem, 3 M, buff Olshwulltr 1100 I llY FllaJTllll $ 10 18 13 .. Son~ TV Fl1hermen Twin 283 fled advtrtlalng column• Dane Point 493-1901 ---------1 846-7021 , ut 348. 91on Trtlf'llng provided color 1 200/ea Rehlg $200 648·5848 L.. 1157•8133 140 PorlaPottl l50~M•· eng1 B111ttenk.Bestofr. does not Include •n)' Tuetln 731--0481 ln1Urance E.OE. For detalle cell _1·_35_9-_7_3_17 ____ ~1 ApproK 14• Admlt1I ,._ rlneloOelS35 Jollnt<>nl 842..0368. 857-4042 aft appllceblelaxes,llc"'"· El!perlenced PIT Com-•---,-.-9Y-TI-.-(---7141540-0301. 1375 Femllv dog naed1 ¥ood frig $200 2 Twin Beda. Incl lrarne, hp StOO 7. •klH $?5 ,_8_pm __________ trenaler leea, llnanea llTI IETllUH merelal Underwriter/ -• s no .. ' ad & boOSIM .. ONS • ,-llnlT•/WUIDll un -nYe. home w/1011 o r LC 5.48-1202 spre ... 875-0253 •1• •ir1 ... •• •If cherges, fees IO< air pol· EKpar'd euto deleller Rater s.tTll ratlred 0 K .,.,_ SAMPLE SELLEA· FIT HMbrkn lhotl, apeyed. KING-SIZE • 1K •---lutlon control device needed for large Leguna NB 645-9930 Make extra $$ helplng tv.,_'d In knits Must~ 15 538·7005, 545-2681 ELEC ORYEA Gold In MATTRESS. NRLY NEW, Wood for Nit Ory, good ClualO lilhlng mech+ne. certlllcttlons or dealer Nigue l locetlon Merk i-••-ir youth carrier• promott .._ good cond 1100, 145 CASH 780-0675 bvrnlno By ,,,. bOx 17 chert recorder. VHF. documentery prepet•· 4Q5-9511 •---their own utebllshed nNI, pracl• & mollv•· Bolton Terrier puppy. 8 Ca.ti 5•8·8904 667-31139 1t1r10. fighting cll•lr tlon charge• unlen B.b-•11-n--"ed for 22 Comm«elel property & routes Meture. out-led. HNther 645-3359 wk1, AKC PIP Mele Double bed complett btlt tank 128.500 otherwlH apectfled by mo1-01-d bo......,y, E Costa CA*Jalty uelStent. axper going. attr.ctl..,. parental PT 842-6410 1250 Coldac>ot Refrlg/FrMJ1t $95 PIHllc buekell wllld S2 750•082 1 6051985_ 1071 Meea Full t i me nec ,mln2yr1.lnclty· typeperaon,ple ... od UUETUIY/I IC• 9535 Obledr 11euf1 ice Cell548-70tl each Cheaper by the theadvertlMr Ping Xlnt benellll 2 5PM MF 8'2-4321 8ua)I lew olfk» 199Ciall· Ptll rnalt1t. Mii detroal. Ilka Sole • .__r, 0.~ p1tquat dozen 667-3939 laU 7014 Aett St--'etl/ 549·3200 axt 3290 days: JamH lneurance. Irv • 1 ~6 · '" ' zing In ta11 mattert ,.,H..._l_h-.. -.-.-Z-b--F-l new. 1250 1131-7640 11 .. _:&;;"onc 1--;50 OBO -T-R---7---1-1-2-5 p ,.,. 9015 6"5·8023 an 6 pm Cell Maurine 752-0QOO _•_x_______ "-<I• high accurecy ly-"1 Y "y'ary e " n· ~ A A 1 Plu• gema lllllH Fill llOI Illa E 0 E Piii lmmedletely. Word Chet $7.50 pair 4dmlral 25 cu tt Refrlge. 552·5266 8 4 8 • O 1 1 1 d • y s . FOR SALE ... lln-1 ••• 17•" t $400 C II fl 8 ---------~·2 .... 7 .. -· s PAINT & lite b""" wort!, n• · proca11lng dHlred but ____ .,_ .. .,_._..., ____ 1 18 or • • Orenge Velour Chair "'" -.... 0 ••• 642--4644, M-F, 9-5 up 10 50% oH-y~r NI Experleooe neceaa11ry PIOTO UI THI not req'd Musi have car. Umbrella Cockatoo, tame. _7_1_"_19_88-_6_9_50_· ___ S2S/OBO -LO_O_M_4_h_a_rn_e_•_•_· -,-8-'', ---------1 Biii 842·01001969-1221 llff 1,,ert1t1ftr L£•SING •GENT Norlt•u lab exper. pre-S•l•ry s1000-s1200 d• young. Prleed to Mii iast. Double oven llO"We, Kint 552-5268 1940•1 prod 1ype 1500 OIL I•, 114,000 ---------With growing company n n ferred. Wiii con1lder pendlngonquallflcatlol) S.499 9e2·7837 0<>nd. SS50 OBO After 646-0117, 542-9875 , ____ 64_4_·_18_18 ___ ,WANTED Gle11 lo1 Ce- Newport area Needed to be repret«\I· trlln ... Must lleve neat ~516 5pm 848-6232 CNTRY FRENCH DIN 1"9S ,-10' HOBIE CAT m1ro T ·IOP Nd pair l 1./•"a.I""" et1va for Loe Ano•••• appeerence w/outgolno 1---,...,...,-,...,-----:-=-:-:'.-------------------RM TABLE & HUTCH Tinted 11 poea 35" • 23" -._ buecl property manege-peraonellty 648·2•24 IEMETAIY/mO Merclaaa.iae WHher. work• good, S"OO/obo tMo-6454 Seit water equerlum. $1100 675-0 OUIFFUI ment !Inn for, ehQP91ng en. 2pm (Mika) Marketing Dept. hH 1---------1 Clean $85 2 TWll IUlll UIS eomp pump a flllere. 675--1179 556--0998 nHded for emall N 8 center In Colla Mu1 Printing opening In Newport btiets 1010 ____ 54_8-_4_4_8_5___ S400/ot>o 640-e45" Pltr/gl, llellagori 1250 l-Ba-•u_t_ifu_l_E_r_IO_son __ 27-.-. --1-1.-1--------- llmo ~ 25 °' 0.,., Poalllon wlll Include Ceme<e/Plete room per· 09"d'l,m OfOOdln~~ MNlcM• lhor· miiiiiiiim~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml°'YerS 5 • workt gOOd. e ... n 873-8776 Del Wht & much more Aetta Wut• MZO Wiii t11ln 17 50/hr+ sourcing protpeetl ... ,.. son lo work vertlc•I ,........ WESTMINSTER ABBEY 175 I PG UY ••• an Pool Table w/balls, rack & Must SHI Try 125.500 68&--0354 nanll through canvu· commtrclel eemere thand llVll• Exp raq'd ANTIQUE MALL 548-4485 Sola. 2 uphol chair•. we at1ek1 155. Bkr 645-2267 WE llT sing & cold celling H Knowledge of PMT ptO-1_5_53-09 __ 4_0_...,-____ l 1751 W•tmlntter A..,. mlr~or & table, $200 "' 662-2753 32' Dutch bulll 11llboa1, CLW OlRS Cock tell weltreu, pit well H pueonal con· ce11 helpful Xlnt tor Sacretary/Hoateu/Ren-GAAOEN GROVE F:"t •0:!:':' 1~· t>st orr 840-8454 Irvine Cout Country Club ntw engine, moored on Apply In peraon The tact• Suc:c.Ntul c.naf., coll..,,. 1tudet1I wilh r• ••1 Men-PIT, 32 hr1 554-6103 Lido S 18 000 or trade llD TlllOIS "---11 HouM 0 -1 , 619 d t t ha leUI"" -·· .. -·-· ~~~~~~~~~!j 548-8904 or 8e2-1417 Muet Sell Thomeavllle Membe11hlp. $1000 · · .._ ....... • • mus ve .. ., lated CIUNI Hre Mon· wk. WMkandl "'-ulrld. f B .. w .. S~ Hoit~ Ln L B • pa lanee T"I• le • • """ Cor1n1"'l1n pine bdrm 759..()897 or "' · .. ore•. or ....,,7 v-' · · lll r " day 3:30 to appro• v.30 Send Rt1ume lo: The s_..._I IHTlll " w od 494 6851 eves career opportunlly for PM. Tueeday 1:30 PM to ,.. ___ "··r~ Com...,,v, _,... CaatHI t Ht. armolre, ltlple dl"lt o Y • • DOLLECTD" ' .. _ ... ht Plea u.. .. .,., v-,._., w/mlrror. 2 night stand•. Hobtrt 11ch welder. mOCI-or days (2131 583· 1901 Expending Newport reeume • g dey 9.5 PM, Seturday Dr . Ste •230. ll'\'lna, CA Thur• Jen 13. 8PM d d 230-480 vo1t1. $500. -.------,..--- COMMl:Ll CHEVROH' 'X.')t H,,d1o 1r h , ' •~I \ ,, •, " .;.;J"" per80fl~ wll~ approx 7:30 PM. Thurs· 2091 Buaineu Cent11 Eeltatal IOH king tlte btd w/ 11 M300. 300 amp. 1 HkforNlck 6Heh credit card oom-eompenHllon ,.quire-9.5 PM Apply, PENN'!'· 92715 AMERICAN ANTIQUES F'etrl 75, 85 mm ctmere. h" boerd, •Int con 83t·. 7640; 957-8603 14 Pint•. w/2 ull1. d•O-peny llu eollector poel-ment to C•l·Amerleen, SAVER, 1660 Placentl• OrNt for beginners M5 $2200/olfer 873-8228 ger tfoerd. good eond, Ilona . .Applleent• muet 20211 Ctntury Perk E.. Aw. c .M IEOllnlllY .45 11 111n ftom Mein•. obo. 875--7108 •ft SPM Pturel elloppef gun. incl. new motor. "'' •--------- heve 2-3 yre collection •HO. LOI Ano••··· CA , .. .,.., --·--New Hemplhlre ArH All Hio.-1-bed. lull llH & 2 $850 $6115 642 4014 Hb-1200 exper w/lleavy lklptra-90087, etltnllon Peraoo-P/f 0C>m9Uter Data Entry -.... ., Ille •t1nderd oak mere FrH It Tn IOU uphola. chalr1 1150 831·7640; 957-a603 ... _I' olng. Benk eard & CRT net Loe•I Ski Wear Co Topnotehalll•lneludlng plui kitchen etovee," Me-3.448 Tl'tr .. gel Binkl Pfeuut• _.., exp prel1tred. Contact MMI• PIT help entartno •hortlland a nd r•c•nt ornet• wleker baby bug• pol f 118 gun 1 110. $200 875-8988 - J Taylor Mon-Fri ungene ~ .._ data ltlto c:omput1t and uper ne c .. Hry to glea. 2 wheel bt,,owt. '"11 Ill Wll1tl " .. a elate poot table, 831_7640. 957-MOl Claalc c Scow 20• Mel- WAITED! Late mocMI Toyo!U end Vof\los. Call 1.W TOOAYI e . a 0 AM 4 3 0 p M help & modal1. Exp ~forming mite olllot hlndtt ~.nai ,.. Oec;o ..... Chlkf• dftk Ill lllt large butcher bloek tel>-o•• ... II 1500/obo. 1511-7900 ptelerrtd 64~ tHkt Accurate. Fl••· for a l'>u•y maneoer•. and clltl,., c ttv•d • ta. antique wooded Unooln ereh welder, l45-0lO" pontlble. Wiii trtln AP· tnergy. tnthulllMm. ,... Frenc:ll aofu, MlhOgM\y !healer d'talll ee3·H29 225emp.1 105. ---=------~1 •Wli~~~~~ ... COL.I.EOE STUOEIH. Lm AIWll 11 prox " hr/de)' SS/hr to iclbllllY and front ofllct potttr bed•, io..,. ... ,,, 1 WMll old lem111 pert 81 d b d om oroup Ol1-7640; 957.f803 SebOt Ph&enlx, exll oond. "*'· p/l 1·• Mon-,rt. Cer• for P•I• In your •I• r I . Ca fl Ch r I•, appearance end key erl• • v....or&f.'"""""" ...... ...._. Shephe rd/ StmoytO on • ro • or .. t l0t ulllng $650 ~7" ell 4 "°'"9 M4-822t dtiyl. I 845-7181 tarlt. C•ll Mr•. Netiaon. ::_toc•"'k' .. ..,ol,....,.I: "":::....":: 142-2109 trpl dt1-. nit• etnd & Eet•I• MHlement. 55 pg, 731 . 7 141-40CM u ' r ,op..,._, 1 n g I l'> e d I, 0 0 Engli9h Ooe>eland Spode U&-3? 8 llllTlllTlll 141 combo ufe, P''""· ' 6-40·4478 (el~ 19"01. lnctlt Tr•. 81bot, n1>ero1e11fwood. 2 U•ITllY SECRETARY 1 •plnn1ng wheel, trunl<• Per•lt!I! tnl · Meli• otter. &46~10 •"•· etc "715• I~======~ OPPORTUNITY KNOCKSI Sh.,p a enU'iu•IHllc 1 end hundr9dt of email Sol14 Birch lbl w/2 IMYM. 4084&03 14, T.433 WI llT ., M~ lleYe t knowi.dge day/week a.42-1100 . prlmlllVH. 01Hewere MOVING SAi.i: taf•. king 8 cllra, llutoh w/glHI llllcal . USED CARS & T'IUCKS of CONtructlon lerme. · Ind toya. Preview Wtd l'>ael, ooftet & end tablet. dte 1750 140·3700 all laatnaeata II.,. Penn«etllp In itlclon 35. COME IN OFI CALL ,OR accurate l'IPlll 'f.PtOll lllllf&lf pt,,p I '"d Thurt t -5. Call copylno mech , dt,tt, llPM. _ -Perfect oond ROClflil a ,.0 "'9WU1. 50 wpm, •0 m• lllno. Scan the new year's employment A.I MOlln'OAOI! 'IFIM CllartM for cle1elll. dffk, & Oll\et mllC at. -·-·· a OlllT 8$ Fendet BlaatMn ""9. Cfulelng, lllo In N.8. L.-ConNtt·OeUllo Phon• & •mall ecooun-t 't' f t d · H"d therp pereon to 1..._ 1er111 llttlM t. Sun. M 2.482 Elden. -60w11t, 1126. Att 8P"4. Ille, ....... etD-7843 ~'.~'e&g-~;!~ !'!:',!, oppor um 1es ea ure in a ,,.n~ p11onn. typing. ';';i'T«onto w..,, c M. Apt. s . c .M 142_.... 120 Pf. 975..eeee ewie 100.0240 cailllne H •. ,.. ~ 8• OIOlan c.roi Ctassified special section. dle1~, fOtml OtOI-5"-'901 La~ blonde m4" drop 8t9nd MW wnn. dudl , .. 75 ~ , ...... ~ futly ~lllp . 'telY ci.an. ~~=t~ :ggH nlaatlon a ouetoll'l.•t 8 Ital table,_ good cond bflc IOf~, ~ l'>Ody & necJt. OI MWJ.lo n•w Ho11da 1.8 0 .8 "'"" ~--tNllOnl tor f11C1idly gro-!dwardr1n Ptrlor et. Ut. H. 8 Nf-t030 uMd. 1 pickup. MOO. 1t0.()140 NtWpOtl I U ,tOO I 4 7 •I I I f Ir !JI al wing Mort. Co. 0 c IOVtlHI & 3 Cllllt1. tt e M6-tOIO ... ., .. , per°'~""'~ Airport., ... A•k lor 11000 obO.. Btautlful. clean flMW ~hQl*WI *•·elk • · l=--~~--~~~11 __ ....;;....;;~:..:....---, =~• .. !1 .. 4~;.: 8tev. 545-1402 540-4418 Sofa Rauen . .,.00/0IO blue/w lie con .. mp, Off•...;. __ , ....... I l .... /lltt ''ll 111 ·c ... " ...:....-= · 14a.o321 ctHn. 1100. u&.122a ... ,....,..... ---. Top Dolar 531 HO... l~r:!iip::e~~,!8~~d~ ~r~t1~r~~ :~:,~n= fX~ contamPotery 7' eore, ORTHO KINO.alU ........ , ftll s::r.~~~·n:: ·,,!~ :I Count* .... Sal 10PM Don't Jet opportunity Oonvarl!on. M«tl\and l tlotl. Cllt (lt813•T.078$, I IOYOMal. champagne, Metlr ... wlbo• lptlng, UllO OP'fllC>ll! ,UflNI-U&OO betl IU .0521 Paid ~~ ~ 8 10PM b typing requlrtd. blC1C· Old Wlelctr ChWI Oetlltt, 4 Yl'1· °'~ 1110, '200 150. l.40-2"81 TUAI :J F« YOA/lf CMI . w...::., ~ p3SS YOU Y • oround In con11ruc11on Trunk .. TeC>IM a Plallt· ObO 142· 864 Dr•itll DfNn9 Otimt Tab-0..11, cypewrllet, Pitney IJtdat lgit. f!ll Jiii• t ... 1. 1m It. f.M. or ~Ondo con11A,.lon1 .,, 81'-SAIO Mu•t 1tll lmmedlattl~ 1e. 1111. cltal,., soo. Io we• 1 • t c • Io b .. ........ U. II ~B CAUlll IHIP JON llelot\11. ~ hech •••o•nt l'>lue Ol\ltt 144·1M3 ~·1112 :a H '1: , pfl ... to ,.. ..J'Hlrtlar ...... atll W•tnl"O mACttln•, ao10. WIJlr'*I, m1tettlng nit• ..... ofllca.... ...... OOdie ,_._ ....., .... ~Q All~ 1•11 Gourmll lttalt I 1:~ °":a 1i./Jr O fiend '300 090 Jiii CSU. J!!!kz tilt MOfOtlO. UHd. 11U. T'erm •• 1.,!:COl'~l!!~~~==J; Orut lftOOrM °'"'U.. ltllOOd, xlnl prodl#Ct, °' · ~day, IS1'"'4 s CIMlltdl lot..,. ut be.II ooncl . ...o-m1 171-IM • 11Mt , ...... dfaw~ " •J '1 ' ~ • , • " • 0 ' • , , , • • •I I • I • , n Ill.I. ldl• 11•1'11• Wlftt • SofM .. dlft ..._ ' Cl• ",.,...., et tl.11t W••• • o:i,. 11~1 ICll. CHO. '300~..... ... Olly"°' OlulfW '14. Mal; •• temp•. •lo. °"" w Ill .... lor 1100 I ,...!!,!'!!. t~ ... ' .. 11 ~ ~ .. IOMI'....,. C.••~ M.. , .. tot °"*"Of) Illy ,. " 14t~• r· • ~ qu..-,., ....... ,,. Mo.flM ;,b <---,._ · --._ ........ ,, •• • ,, ~ ~ l • • Cle Track• COlllA IU.l 111•1 10 mt tOlS '73 Ford power dump truck. du•I 'Wtlla. 4-epd. rbll tr•na. lumMf r•ck, 9' bed $2300 557--0058 '74 O•taun. 8mllm. m11g1. rune 18tltUtlcl $2000. 9e0•2188 t978 Chevy Luv truck, Kint cond. $1600 flrml Call or come by 1407 O.law•r•. •Pl 4, H 8. 557-1494. '78 Ford A•nchero. fully lo.o.d, $2400 obo. Oya 754-7788, ev1 642-4283 '72 Chevy Luv w/ahell, reblt en9, new tire• $1750 548-7827 69 Chev, lhor1bed 8 cyl, white, A/H, good cond $1485 080 648-895-4 '70 El Camino 350, 2 bar- rel. run a good. S 1500 PIP, 839-0100 •ti 8 · 9u1 9040 IOI MoLAltEI IMW S•l91·s.rvtce-Leulng 828 S Euclid Ave. Fulleflon (l14)HD-HDO Open Sund•y '79 Hond• w9n. 44K mllel, Kint cond. 1 OW1W 13500 857-2900. lnvHtment Speclel, '80 Prelude w/ell xtru. $6400 bat ofr. 642-8155 Tlllllll ... , We need your tred•lnl hnuaa G~la 1132 Call or -our uaed cer '71 Ghia Conv. Mech. xlnt, menage<, Wolfgang Jurl-MW wneei.. tlree, paint nelt, lor hlgheet t>ldl $3700 080 754-7487 LOii IUOH IMW .. lia tt 41 Sales/~Leulng 3670 N Ch«ry Ave LONG BEACH 114 131-1110 HUIE Ollm~ , ILIHT '82 Ood941 mini-ram v. T.. ' • Ilk• new, 318 V-8. many extru, $8800/0BO 845-0e50 '73 VW Bui, new eng, br•kH, c•rb & radl•I•. Ablt trana Very clean $2400/080 648-3433 '74 FIAT 124 SPT CPE 5 ape!, R &0 H, I <Mn., Mint Condition (829LPT) s1995 '71 FIAT SlffR BRAVA Sedan 6 1pd, AIC,. ...,eo, lllOty W/1811 lltt (407VOO).. •2495 '68 FIAT 850 CotJ>E Newly on mot«, New pe1nt & .. phol•t•rr • litre Newt (XVA3e& $2295 '79 FIAT BRAVA WAG. 5 IOCI. AIC, 81-.0. 44 I(, &HA~ (111XVA). '11 FIAT STRADA n COS TA MfSA l~ MIT',lJ~l.\tll . . . :"• .. : ' . Theodore Robins Ford llOW Ill STOCKI ILL IEW 1111 lllTlll oon1m1LE11 $99 DOWN Pl.US TAX l LICENSE ON ALL RIMAINING 1982 CARS, TRUCKS, VANS & VAN CONVIRSIONS 54 TO CHOOSI FROM PLUS 11.9%!?mm CMOO '""' lec:tory equlppe41 l11cl11dl110 t 4_ ap ee41 ............ (8M7"). ---'**" •5995 $99 DOWN 1J 90L A.P.a. Pl.US TAX • 70 PINANCING & UCEHSE OH Al't'flOYID OMOff 'ID OITATill 2 H Auto. •le. 23.000 ml $4000/obo. 875-8828 OLDIE BUT 00004E 84 Olde Holld•y Cpe. body In perfect cond s 1600/0ffef 548-8419 ·11 TOlon•do. ••II cond I' $1000 980-8834 •It 4:30 : Plyaeatlt tlzt ltlD PUllHll _ HllZH Option• Include 8lr con- ditioning a pOW9' •t-- rlng I tAKL643) IDW 13111 . I 11Utlll.Lll ., .. Auto. tfen& (1DEZ703J 19895 , ...... , .. IOW (1BJV132) s12,995 1111 MN•M a.....11111m .,..... (911Y80) $12,995 1112 iiiiua ll~OllPI (10NF4111) s15,995 lilt O&llwt smw (392VPS) sio,995 Ofter Good Thru Mondey, 1-17·83 ~Abt[~ 2900 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MEIA 540-1860 - Ford Motor Company $ .. DOWN PLUS TAX & LICENSE 1190L A.P.a. • 70 PINANCING OH~ IEW 1111 EICln Daily Pilat MAIN OFFICE 330 W. Bey SI., Coile MeH, Ce. Mell eddreH: Box 1580, Coate MeH, Ce., 92626 Tetephone: 642-4321 Program 1nformat1on 1~ prov1de<J b.~ the nl'lworks and stations and 1s sub}('<'t to chJilge w11huu1 notice -Index TV Antenna ......................................... . [)ayume Drama ..... . .. . . ................. . Tube-Toppers ... ..... . . ................... . Sports ............. . ..................... . Davt1mP Sc:hedulc• ............... . Page 4 Page 6 Page 5 Page 8 Page 8 Evening S<:hedul£> .. . .... . TV Puzzlt.• .... Page 11 .... Page 35 -Channels (2) KNXT, CBS, 6121 W. Sunset Blvd .. Los Angeles, Ca. (4) KNBC, NBC. 3000 W. Alameda Ave., Burbank Ca. (7) KABC. ABC. 4151 Prospect Ave., Los Angeles Ca. (8) KFMB, CBS, 7677 Engineer Road, San Diego, Ca. (10) KGTV, ABC, Highway 94 and 47th St., San Diego, Ca. (39) KCST, NBC, 8330 Engineer Road, San Diego, Ca. -•-dapeadeats (5) KTLA, 5800 w. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles. Ca. (9) KHJ-TV. 5515 Melrose Ave .. Los Angeles, Ca. (11) KTTV, 5746 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. (13) KCOP-TV. 915 N. La Brea Ave .. Los Angeles, Ca. _ ... 1 28) KCET, 4401 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca. 50) KOCE. 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach, Ca. 56) KDOC-TV. 1730 Clementine. Anaheim, Ca. -PayTV (24) CBS Cable (0) On-TV, 1139 Grand Central Ave .. Glendale, Ca. (Z) Z-TV 2939 Nebraska Ave., Santa Monica. Ca. (H) Home Box Office, Time-Life Building. Rockefeller Center. N.Y., N.Y. (C) Clnemax, Time-Life Bulldfng, Rockefeller Center. N.V .. N.V. (E) ESPN, Bristol, Ct. (L) SelectV, Marina Del Rey, Ca. (S) Showtlme ($) Spotllght (C) Cable News Network. Atlanta. Ga. _ ....... (9) WOR, New York City (17) WTBS, Atlanta, Ga. 2 Friday, January 14~ 1983 Jessica Savitch will anchor the new PBS weekly current affairs documentary series, Hfrontline." 'Frontline' to premiere Monday WeekJy current affairs documcnt.aries return to television Monday with the premiere of "Frontline,'" which probes beneath the surfa(."(' of timely domestic and int.ernauonal issues in ways that t·hallenge how we see ourselves and the world Anchored by award-wmnmg journalist and NBC news correspondent. Jessica Savitch, this 26-week documentary S('ries premieres at 9 p.m. on KOCF. (50). "Frontline's" cameras travel from the streets of Harlem to the Vatican, from Greensboro, North Carolina to the Soviet Union with an editorial mandate "to reveal the complexity of issues beyond t he trad1t1onal 11beral-conservative debate," says series editor Lou Wiley "The series will look at how power is exen:ised in this na tion a nd abroad. It will address the national debate over the allocation of resources, explore the intersection of minority and maJOrity interests. and give depth and context to major new events." Eac h "Fron tlin e" documentary emphasizes good stor ytelling and good reporting," adds executive producer David Fanning, (and) "gives rubllc televltlon the chance to deliver one o the most Import.an\ things television can oUer l b the community -the documentary form " Savitch was granted a nine-week paruaJ leave of abeenre from NBC News in order to prepare for "Frontllne." She will introduce each week's proaram, conclude most programs with interviews and n.ews updates, and eerv• H reporter on tome documentaries. Tt)e aeries klcks ofC wl\h a look at huahed-up sc•ndal In the NFL. and demonstration of the close ties betwffn profcuion•I football and the nauon'1 teaai and iJle1al gambJfng l ndustrlH; '\hf followlns wuk. "Frontline ... ralsu provocative queallons about the uae of polh.'t Informants ln milltant political 1roups 1u1:h •• the Ku K.Ju"C Klan and Amerlc-an Nam Pany. The New Piiot 'I TV In the news TV Antenna, 4 Ray bombs out Soaps, 6 Fun with words TV Puzzle, 35 Linda Blair shows off the trophy she won in the demolition derby in "Celebrity Daredevils," to be broadcast Sunday at 9 p.m. on KABC (7). ... .. -TV Antenna TV nevvs breaks its old boundaries By PHIL SNEIDERMAN O(tM Deity Pilot Staff Pnnt J0Urnal1sm Jnd TV nl'ws u>vl·ragP US('CI lo bt· d., d1ffrn·nl as potal<.x·s and pt>pt'Orn But lat<'ly. th<' lanC'S l:x>tWl't•n the· two rrwdia have bt>gun to blur Local TV nc·wsc:asLl:. 1n part11·ulnr are beginning lo rc•-.t•mblP v1d1-.> magaz1m.•i. or bro<idt·a<.t vc•rs1ons of your Sunday paper Tht•rc• has alwayi. ~n friendly nvalry betwt'en m•wspapl·r and t(•i('v1s1on rt?porters Tl•l<'vts1on has th<' advanlagl' of "f.X'<'<.I Modern mini-cam cn•ws can take you "hvl" lo tht· <;<·t·nt· of .i breaking nC'ws l·vc•nt that won't tx• rC'porttod 1n tht· p;1pt•r, till the next morning In .1dd1unn. t1·lt·v1s1on lt'nds 1Lo;<•lf to highly visual nl.'wi. 1·vl•nts such as f1n•s .and floods. Evt'n th<' most t.all'ntt"<.I pnnl n ·portl't would have• troublt• matc:hmg th<• d<·s~:rtpllvt' impact of !oiUC'h on-thC·S<'l'nC' film foot.age (It should be• notc'fl that hv<' telev1-.1on toverag<' ;ind thl· ur~t· to h<·al tompt•tang stations on thl' J1r with fr<:'!>h 1nform<.1linn also 1m-rc-.1S<·s thl' c·hancf' of n·porlang ('rr1111t·11us "fact.'." on TV For l'Xampll', m<·orrl~·t med1c·.1l rc·porL.., Wl'rc· brna11t-.i ... 1 .1ft1-r Pn•s1dt•n1 Rc·Jgan was shot And 111 tht 1:.i-.t of the· rt'C'{'nt Washington Monumc•nt dvnarrntt• <;<·an· th1· TV tamC'ras WC'r(' 1n l'ffc><:t held ht>Slag1• by .1 tt•rrunst <;('(•king a wide aud1C'nl'f' for his an ta nu1 l< .ir Vil''<\" ) Tht y t<in t matl'h the TV pc'Opft• m -.pt'l'<i, but pnnt pu1 n.ih-.ts nghtf~ ptltnl out that mc~t TV m •w:. reports barc·ly touc·h tht• surface of an 1ssuC' Jfll'r all. how mul·h c·an be· sci1d an a two· or three-minute· i.pot? Nt'"' sp<1 p<'r" and magazines are ablC' tn provtdC' morl' m ·dt•pth rnvera~w uf brc•alo.mg nt'WS and tn.'nds And n·adl'rs hav<' the· option of dtg<'slmg l111\ m·ws at their h.•1sun·. a luxurv ll•lt•\ 1s1on doesn't provtdl' In add111on. an•a ... th<tl don't lt•nd thl'rns«lves wc•ll to condensed video C'overage. mcluding some business and pohllcal 1ssU1-s arf' usually covered mon thoroughly m print In n•n nt Vl'ar-.. howevC'r, l<'h•v1ston m•ws has lx<t·n brl'aking out o.f lht• old ltmitataons CBS' "60 MtnutC's," hal'> prnvl'd that 1t 1s possible• to sp«nd 15 minutes on a sangh• nl•W:. 11r fratun' f.'VPnl and not put your vi«wf.'rs to sh'<'P On the· eonlrary. ''60 Manut<'S" rq~ularly <:he<:ks an nt'ar tht· top of th« we<•kfy Nielsen ratings SNtl'S :.ut·h a' "f)O Minutes" and ABC's ''20120' h:iw proVl'd that sh<:kly <'<i1tN! and padcagt'<f n<'ws dehverro by apsx·ahng broadcast personahues can attract even more v1t'WC'rs than scJml' of the networks' fl<:tton !WTiC'S. On the locul 11.'VC'I , news is very prof1t<1bh.• and agam draws allructavt' raungs Thf.' Los Ang('k•s nl'twork-own<•d stations arC' now airing up to lhn'<' hours of local news each afternoon SfX"Ctacular floods and ftrC' don't happ<>n often enough to fill all of that time, so th<' news director.. have bl-en borrowing from their print cousins. The local n<'wscasts are now filled with spec·1ohwd feature reporters who don't spend their time chasing ambulances or mv<'ring City Hall. Instead, they'rt> w orking up scrv1cl:' and special interest piN'<'!i No station tht>S<' days Is without a medical reporter. aomclim<'s o {'t'.'rt1flt'<f physician. This person reports on cancer treatm<'nts. the benefit& and hazard1 of nu shots. and the latest lest tubt.• baby brt'akthrough' You also must have a ronaum<'r rcporll'r. who look<c out for a\.ILO repair rtp·oHs. umafr c·h1ldn·rl'11 toys and non-nutritious breakfatt cereals. There may also be a aclent'<' rc.•port\•1· who u.lk'I nbout 4 Friday, January 14, 1983 . - .111 up• ormng "IMtt ... hullll· lhghl 111 tht• latt:..,l Ill humt n1mpull·r-. Tht r .. pw t111g ..,p<~1.ihll0.., h.1v1 bt'\.OITil' l'Vl'n mun• n.1rmv. 1n rt'l't•nl :> t>.1r ... KN XT ( 'h,1nrwl 2 for l'Xampl1·. nll\i. f1"<1tun•.., ;o gn•1•ngr11C·1·r 11f111111g d;uly 11~ on fn•sh fruits and v1·g«•t:ibh•., an o1t1111 r1·p.111 sp<'<·ia l1st providing .idv1u.· un kt·t•ptn~ '<our car n11111111).( propt•rly. and <'Ven a "bargain huntc r" \.\ h11 ll·~ vtt•\q•rs in on ubs<·un· stores that sell lood. d11tl1111g and h11lN °h11ld goods at particularly f11\l. pnt l 'S Tradtt11m.olh thl· ·-.oft " 111 ws provtdt·d by th<'St' TV "JX'l'tal1sh ..., tht· t' pt. of 1r1fn1111.1t11•n th.it has hc<·n found ma111lv rn l·onsum, r mJg.111111·-. nr 1h1 C..·.11urt'l> sN:tton of thl' dally rwwsr><tJX'I"'• But l'\ I'll 11111\'I\' ,ind play r{•vwws an• nov. .i TV -.t<iplt· Tht T\' fr<itun Spt'l·talists -.11nwt111w sufft•r from th<· same handit<•P' "' tht 11 · h.1rd ll• ", .. ,1ssc1C·1at1•s It'-, d1ff11·ull tn 1·ov1·r 1 n1rnpllc.11t·d 1111·d1c.1l '~'ut• thoruughly an J tw11 manuh• 'J.>111 But 1h1 puhl11 ,1pp1•;1r-. 111 h."., .111 1ns.it1abl1· app<'tttt· Int ,uth T\' rww.., t1 .. 11un·-. .• md 11 tht· trl'nd tonttnU<'S. we 111.1y Stklll havt· n ·gular p• t 1.11 1· 1Pfk1rlt'r-. and t·ttqut•tlt• .idvisers Can a v1d1•0 "D;o;1r J\hll\ .. bt f:.ir nff'~ Nt•\\'Sfl:'l f)('t s .ind rn;1g.111nc' probably won't lx• fl'ntlt•n·d obsol1 h It~ th.., tl'lt' • ._..d rww°' c•xphNon, but thl print mt<lt.1 m,1\ und•·rgu tht 11 11\\ll tr;;nsformat1on 11 1s '>.11<1 th.it tht• homt· 11( 1h1 111 .. 11 futun. will bt· i-quappt'ti ""1th '"Jlhhltl.ilt·d t 11mpU11 1 ..,.,.,ll·m and vtdl'O <;< r<'<'ll!> m m<1!l\ 111<1111-. Tht• 1\1 \\ 'll.IJk'I., cmd mag.1ztnt•i. of tht• futun mo1~ ht· t1.m,m1111·d '" h11nw., t·ll'ctronu:ally A subs1:r1bt·1 t nulcl S<'al1 th1• l.111•'1 111·v.' .md fC'ntun~ a:. pranll•d un ,1 \0 1d1·11 <;< n·t•n .llld p1 • '" ,1 hull on lo obtain a paper cop\ of th1· dt·..,arul an11 l1 • This m.1v ht• th< ulttm<ih hlur 1 ing nf tht· pnnl a nd td1•\'ts1 on m•w-. IM1und.ines Ahh11ugh 11·., unhk«ly that the pubht' hun~1·1 tnr nt•w., \\ 111 d..,,1pfX ar th1· bttycft•·rtding paper boy m:iy ht· a trad1tinn that 1::. on thl? way lo l'X ll ncllon Mn"i n~ up tfw te•um foe· tlw u~aU'd-~ inninp. C U~ Ut'\\~ UUlfUtliJH• ••&o Minuh• ~·· ar c Mori••) Sufrr, llnrr' Hc·n!"otH't' u1ul Mikt• \\ :1lluc·1 · ( lc•ft lo 1·iflhl ) nnd Eel Urucllt•y (h ue·"). AMC-JEEP ORANGE COAST AMC-JEEP-RENAULT 2524 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -549 .. 9023 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH ATLAS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -548-1934 DATSUN SADDLEBACK BMW/SUBARU NEWPORT DATSUN 28402 Marguerite Parkway 888 Dove Street Mission Viejo Newport Beach -833-1300 831-2040 -495-4949 ROY CARVER BMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640-6444 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -835-3171 LONG BEACH BMW 3670 N. Cherry Ave. Long Beach -636-5790 CADILLAC NABERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9100 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVROLET 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 FORD THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 642-0010 -540-8211 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-5630 SANTA ANA LINCOLN-MERCURY 1301 N. Tustin Avenue Santa Ana -547-0511 MAZDA MIRACLE MAZDA 1425 Baker Street Costa Mesa -545-3334 PEUGEOT BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street Newport Beach -752-0900 PONTIAC BOBLONOPREPONTIAC 13600 Beach Blvd. Westminster 892-8851 -838-2500 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSON, INC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 MEISTER PORSCHE-AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd . Garden Grove -838-2333 SAAB BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street Newport Beach -752-0900 TOYOTA EARLE IKE TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-9303 MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 847-8555 VOLKSWAGEN JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-2000 VOLVO EARLE IKE VOLVO 1966 Har bor Blvd. Costa M~sa -646-9303 -Daytime Drama Ray gets bombed . 1n By L YNOA HIRSCH ALL MY CHILDREN D1srnHrc'<f hv Greg in Marlins' basement, Rav realize,., Jt>nny 1s ol'>o in the· house In order to save Jenny·, Ray rushc:'S OUt of tlW hOll~(.' With tht.• bomb, which goes off killing him .rnd IC':w1ng everyone t•lse unscathed. Forl't-d by Kent to rl'tr.11 t g~1p column item about their eng<1gemf'nl. Erica r<'lurru. to Pine Valley In New York, Silver striv£~ to 1.'0ntmUE" aHau with Kent Nma tries to halt St<'ve's obvious mt<'rl'St m Brooke Wh<'n Nana claim'> she has lo work late. Cliff cannot find her at lhf> offic.·c•, so he R()('S to StE.'Vt:'s apartment and finds her scarf in the hallwav Brookt.· aware that Palmer and Daisy are lovers Ellen m1ually turns down Lars' vacation invitation but changes hl'r mind after a JE•alous Mark punt·h~ Lars out Mark thrilled that Meloo Moore 1c; interested in has song With Angie's support. J(>s.<;<> dt't·1cit.'S tc1 sing 1n a local band ANOTHER WORLD As pa1nt1ng-. arl' bc•1ng !>Old , Davenport and Johann arr kdlPd in ;1 shootout Cet:1Jlr reals~ Sandy has been using ht·r and lC'lls him, "f hah· you more than I've c.>ver hated anybody 1n my life·· Mac thrilled at Sandy's vindication and thP twu are rc>united Reuben Marino as hired lo dl'fend Louie; Louis' l'stranged wife Felicia Gallant. a Camt'd nuvf'hst arnves 1n Bay City with her aide Gil Quinn doctors the• books so Stt·vt: won't discover Rachel made t'Ontribut1ons Sand y dt'<'1des to hght Cecille for custody of Maggie When L{'('llle turns against Louis. he blames Elena AS THE WO RLD TURNS With Gunnar unconscious on the oil refinery catwalk, James lunges at the gun toting Barbara The gun goes oH. wounding him James undergoes surgery and then tells Paul and the police Barbara deliberately shot him Barbara could be charged with attempt.eel murder 1f James testifies against her, and he says he will unless she g1ves him custody of Paul. Tom gets anonymous note saying Jam~ had duplicate set of keys to Dee's car Craig checks self out of the hospital when he fears box of bomb-making material will be found m apartment. Steve looks on as Craig and Betsy prepare to march down the wedding aisle Margo learns ~he is pregnant. CAPITOL Judson to be made head of JVlC, but Jeff realizes he must get statement from Myra. At Julie's engagement party, Kelly spots Phil Dade and flees. Trey catches up with her and proposes marriage. but l!lhe says no. he needs a wife who's more like Myra Kirk tells Sloane he can't sleep with her just yet, because all she'll be doing iti thinking of Tyler Kirk and Sloane will now be co-hoeting Washington Week, but Sloane will still be the star of the production. Danny tell!J Frank to get bllwkma1l money from Cleggs now or he's going to the feds. DAYS OF OUR LIVF.S: To scare off Roman. Stephano has Kayla poisoned Kayla fights for her Jiil>, whilC' Marlena fears this may not be the only attempt to scare Rol'T\4ln by hurting someone he loves. Stephano Insists that Renee recuperate at the mansion. Liz dl'(.i dc'!I to !lpy on Tony and Renee, hoping she will catch thl•m m mltid<'t'd so she can leave Tony Eugene continues t.o have prNnonitlons and daydreams about a ntw woman In ht~ life EDGE OF NlGHT: Raven 111.lllllng bedding down with Ian. Lan tel.la Raven the onJy wuy he'll reveal his pt.lit and his pre.nt buslnet1111 deallngB Is If ahe marri<'S him. MlttJ vows rcvenae on Nora when aht cannot colll'Ct huurance to t9bul\d ~rant becaulC! Ill burn.Ing wu anon. Gunther fur\Qus when Nora intlsta that they marry. Nicole fean 8 Friday, January 14, 1983 'All My Children' Nora will not h<'lp e>Wnl·rat<' Mll1·s ot Barbara's brutal beating Gavin a1 rivt-s ;it tht• dann· 'tud10, d1~·ov('n, Nora strangled and glim~ N1l11lt· £let.'lll~ GENERAL JIOSPITAL Ups.-t lx>t·au:>t· Holly signed papers rehevmg Percy of any p:1rt in tht· utl sc:am, Luke heads for the· mountains to think th11\gs through In the mountains. a stranger trlC's to t.akt• LukC''s wallet Ht' goes after him and Luke 1s caught in an .walanchl' Jimmy Lee Holt comes to town and da1ms ht· 1-. Edward's long lust 1Jlegltlmate son, Eric. Edward dOt'sn't bd1cv<.• him, but Lila lal.('r says she h1rl'd Scorpio to find ~Jw<1rd's son Angered by Edward's rebuff. Jimmy takes oH un .i motorcycle and ts hurt in crash At the hospital. Mornl' told they should <.'001 off tht•1r relationship &11tly rhl)S Heetth(•r lo move in with Jackw and Tiffany GUIDING LlGHT Quint and Nola ll•j\'f' tn VISlt Gracie in Hollywood Rdx.•ci:-a blamt's Quint lor l11ss of her c-htld Set>mg a marriage• counsdor. K.-lly ht•lil·vc·s that all of his mantal problems with Morgetn Jn· dut• to Josh When K~lly spots Josh and Morgan togC"lhN ht• ht>t•umt•s furious and the twosome flee Lawr Morgan and Ju-.h -.h;irl' thPir first kiss. Ph1ltp spends a night in Jail for ~pt·t·dmg When Alan returns. he blaml'S Hope pnd M1kl' for not grttmg lhP boy out. unaware that Philip n•fused any aid from th<' duo The L TA Co 1s St't up by Ross, Josh and Amanda Fc•arful that someone realtzes he 1s really Samul'! Pasquin. Mark goes to Amanda in searc-h of certain 1tPrn~ He 1s attacked and Amanda finds h im unconscious m ht•r apartm<'nt Maureen, shaken because Tonv told Ed about ht•t relationship with Matt Davenport ht>a.ds for NE.'w Yo1 k ONE LIFE TO LIVE As Karen and Steve reach destination with Tommy, Tango grc.>ets them with hall of bullets The tno escape Later th«.>y are in a car wreck. When police find the wreckage. Steve and Karen are gone. Larry traces them to Nantucket, where Kare n tells Larry she always goes with the men who needs her the m06t, a nd Steve needs her S he head! with S tevf.' to Canada. Police hoping to learn Tango's Identity from Stubbs when he regains consciousness, but all he says 1s, "Emerald eyes," and slips back into coma. Bo tries to fight his attraction for Dee when they are in a Nevada shoot for his rodPO. Becky pays Bo a surprise visit in Nevada During the shooting of the commercial, Dee 1s left behind Ldter. Bo comes back to rescue her as she has h<'en trapped by a p1cce of falling scenery. Cassie agrees to be m the junior deb ball. RYAN'S HOPE: Carol's bodv d1"C'f>V<'rrd m Siobhan's hotel room Fearing for Siobhan's hfe, .Joe• dc-c1des to traH her Maevc and Johnny take Carol'~ child . Jill d1scovers Seneca a nd Arley at his mother's home ln Cannda. Re kindling tht•lr feelings for one onotht•r, Sene<'a and Jill d~1d<' he must return hm1'l' w ith Arlf'y Clt.sy and Kirk both give Amanda phony ~tories about her blackouts. Kirk is off to Hons Kong . Pat and Amanda admit their lov • for one another. Later Pat is hurt by falling l'indl'r blcx.•k Dt.-c closes tht." Cryswl Pola~. SEARCH FOR TOMO l\ROW. Angry with h or mothcr'8 try to pay Keith to move out o( t.uwn. Wt-ndy elopes with him Travis hord-pr<'&!l<'d to ~Utv\" Liza's char&«'t that .Rusty made (.'('rtaln she would be UnAblt" to (lel back to Hend non on New Year's Evl' Rl.l$t)' wa.nsJ• • ee•t next to Jo on a New York fllaht and 11<.'ta out to romance ht'r K.rtnln ff'al"I Bria n will r-eallic sh~ hAt mt.carried before lh y married and ple:ads with Wam-n to ma.kc It look --................ TMIUW· MTIOPMIM.._. ............. ............... .., .... =·--~............. .,,.,,., ......... ., .... '" .. ll••:::jAI ..._.... wltMHM ~ .t----,.tna(11w.) ..... 1tlllmD MATIOML •OOMIMC INC&Al..,.. ,.,.....All ................ lhe ........... ......................... ,. ._.. .. of Ceeta IUo9 .. .....,...._ (1 lw.) u-11MOON-..- 1:11 QI!) WOOO II fOO 0000 TO IUM All • ....._ ........ of .... ,... ..... l*ft9 m.-of on• of our n•tlon'• r•n•••bl• ,...... .... pMMnted. .. Cil IWITlt T1tl IMAMCl'ATOA •ntllNlnef °*'Y ......, .._ .. IMe lrlbut9 to Dr. IMttin LuttMr King Jr. fNtwMt en lfttl-met. looll et Kint bf Rew. ,,__ _.. Mfl end In ...... -"" Corette K~. AtlMta Meyor AndNw Yount Md Rn. llMtin LuttMr Kine •· ( 1 M ,) lvu.o Officer Corf e y (Ed Marinaro) and Officer Ba tes (Betty Thomas) star in Thursday's u.Gung Ho!" episode of "'Hill Street Blues" on K N RC ( 4) a t 10 p .m. \ • Ml EJl) Wt MCU~ ACTltG IMMUNAM Tonf A•erd wtnnet WI MoK...,. .,_.. his lfm1fvement wlttl ahell• .....,., porfr•JI many of tM a.rd'• .... o"8rec*" end CICM'Nftunao.t.e l"9 eftCl"""9 love end enthuelMm few ::..r-11 end poetry. (R) (1 hr., IO D 01J CILlllWn l>AMl>IVU ~ "91· ~---.a-. noldl. Mm Neborl, LeV111 ~Oft Md -......-y•---· -1unc1ay ----· AfilMOON t•U ROOTS: M NUT CIDIRATIONI In tM 1ao.. •"* a1mon ...._, .. teechtne '' '" ~ oottege, ...... llerthl dlM; fount Alex, who .. beotc In Henn· Int wtttt hie mother'• femlty, Maine llNmtne IN 1tory of Kunta Kint•. (Pert I) (2 hn., IO min.) rvu.o MDU FOR LOVI Of A CHl.D ahtold1 I Yor· Mtl, Robott W99nor, Corot LIW'9n00, D• IV'"9 Md Qtenn FCNd io'n hoet1 Denlel J. Troventl Md Anita 4111otto tor en lnfonneltvo loolt 1t tho problem of cMd ebuoo. ( 1 M .) ,.. aommer ,,,. MMlft8 ... mowte end TV 1ten porlonftlng • _....., ef dMtng Md ameaJnt ~ Wiiiem •hltner .._ ... O (2 hn..) -•nc1ay----(V!mtG MO 0 1!.0J AIEICAN MUSIC AWAllDI Mee D•v .. , Amha frMklln Md ........ Menct\M.., hoet tho Mnuel Oetemonf honot1ne P9fform.re In pop-roalk, oountry Md eoul mullc (from tM hftne Auditorium In Loi AnfeM, Cellf.). (2 hra.) -Tuesday MNlfQ 1:311 11 AU SUllMIJI If A DAY A c;:' of ohlt- dr911 llvo on • plaMt w tho 14#1 1hJnee every Mven yeen hH ontJ two houri. _._L) I ,_f/ (i ,;' Y Jtt ~kt 7fl J /. J Yt·//,' Jf1// ( ll ,\ll\1 l1 "' 1. ,,_ 111, l < )~tPl.l:Tl·. JJ..\\'l-.LR\ "l-ll\"lt I • I 760-6766 <'t..10 [ PA<.;1f.C COAST HIGHWAY • CORONA DEL MAR CA 1Acro!os from Snerman Founoa11on Gardens! AlllMOCM -Thursday •OPEN TUES THRU SAT.• 10 30 to 5:30 ~ ~lJtHtt .. IA Jl•lU"-., ............ ,, .. , Friday, January 14, 1983 5 -Sports .... rriday .. .-.-... rVIJING .. ~ C:OACMEI COMDI NII H Ma TMI Nfl Hoeu Len D.w90n Ind Nk:tt lluonklontl '"'"' hagM&ghte °' .... prewtoue ..... NFl. pmee Ind Int.mew "., p1a, .. Ind c:oecMe. (1 hr.) 7:il m COUEQE UllCllUU f..-lt.M .. ttlln. 111 .. dag• n . Lono lleedt..,.. Saturday .. .-- -Daytime -•Morning ~ 0 AllTO 11.AClfQ "l.umberman'e 800" (1 hr.) 4:SO 0 NHL.MOCUY Loe Ange6ee Klnge "- New YOftl......,. (I hre.. 10 min.) ~ U NA IOWUllO Cow•... of lhe 118.000 ...... High Ute a..ac (from A~. Cellf.). (1 hr., IO tNn.) _Sunday ___ _ ..... Monday ...... _ rvu.o .. m ~ ., KHOOl wu., And 0own The "°'"9,. llUtoti l'lndtlllfb end KathJ Wood demonalr•t• allllnt around lhe mounlalna Ind lntroduoe tM tum with • ohttetle on oontNled ekJe. -Tuesday -Thursday ~ .. g COUIGll IAIUTIAU. c .. an• n. UCLA(21wa.) hkr •h• 1uU.-rt-..I tht< rnt•ou rlajt 11h1·r lh•• wttddlr111 Wk1·11 J•·nn y ht nn ltclu"' lllt"ttM' •11ph1·•th1t1, It llppt"•n ht•r roi•t muy 1,1t< h up w th ht•r . YOlJNO l\N ll 'rtH.: RESTLESS Trauy 1h•ttt•rt•cl wht•n "h" nvt•rh4·u111 1111ml'(11W u.ek huw O..nny _..1ld ".,....., ubout 1JCmU.'l>nl' ..i.a fut u aho. Alll.1011 , ... ti. Nlklu aho'll w•lt u1111l tlw murrlu6(•' full.a iapurl 1md tht•n j•l C'U.l.Od)' of th~ bnby Kl"V1TI M-,iullltY rru1tr1att-d by Nikki Paul lhrillt'<f 1h1.1t !!ht' Ill pn·1inunt At the• mor.iut• 1'11ul tdt•ntthc .. Pum'11 hody Wulkl•r wt•lronwft 1'11ul tu 'r111w 1ynd11 ult· 1.c1u11 rt-rnuln.11 In tomu Just 1111 Vic tor pluf\11 to l"ll Nikki h1• lov1'll lw1 .. rnJ 1is folht•r of lwr dlllti, iJht• lt·ll• him or h1•1 luvmg, wondt-rful rt>lo\lon11h1p with Kl·vin LA.•ruy t14lh1 Nikki !!IW must n •turn tc1 '4lnp 111 &you or lw'll go hunkrupt Jluv1• a quc•:.tmn 11hout your fuvorllt• <,0i_1p or ."tC>Hf.J lfwr' Wrttt' to Lyndu l/1ri.t:h. c·lu l''wld N1•w11papN S.rnclic·11t1•, PO Bm. IYti:W, lrvmt'. Cu/1/ 92714 She· will utl.'fWt•r ;,,\ man_y CJUf'Stw11s as sh(• can rn ht•r t•o/tmm. lmt Ow vu/u,,w 11( mn1/ mak<') pt•rsnnnl ri•plws 1mpo.'t.S1b/t• -TVQ&A 1 Doctors' star spins to 1 As World Turns~ By LYNDA HIRSCH Q: I'm heartsick with the cancellallon of Texas. Can you please lell me If any of the actors on that show will be appearing on other soaps? Also. will any of the Doctors per form ers be m oving to other daytime dramas? -K.W., New Orleans. La. A At prt·~o; tlllll'. llu 111\l' from tht' Tt>xas cast has lx-.•11 addPd to JllY 011~01"K M'rtal llowt•ver. there are sev1..•r01l JX•rforml•n-, whu oliv1nusly will Ix· on the :.oap S(•(•nt• m thl• near futun• Wt•'ll put our mont•y on Mtl'hacl Woods, Randy Jlam1ltun . Dunald May and Carla Bort•l\1 As for Thl' Do<:turs. Fr.ink Tl·lf1•r. who plays Luk<'. ha::. already m ovl•d on to As thl• World Turns. wh<'rt' ht•'s playmg Brian Mr-Call. n rol1· pn·v11>usly takt•n cm by Rt)bl'rt Burton. Q: I can't believe that Rick Springfield is going to be leaving General Hospital In M ar ch. He never even bad a storyline. I t'annot imagine how such a major talent and so popular an actor C'ould be so m isused. -L.T .. Buffalo, N.Y. A Part o f thl' n•ason that S pnngfll'l<i's Noah Drak<· charnl'tt•r rwv1•r hJd mut·h of J storyline w.is the touring !;(.'ht•duh.> Spnngfll'ld had under his c:ontract with RCA He<'ord:. Oflc·n hl• would bt· gont• from tht-st·l for days on e nd, making 1t hard lo havt• a truly maJor ::.toryline (Howt•ver. 1t 1s ubv1ou<; thJt Gl•neral Hospital feels Tony Gl•arv lJn bt· gom• for 1:1 w1-t·ks Jnd still have a ma.ior sturvi1nt• l ·As l11r Spn11gftl'lcl's lc·a\'lng m Man·h. 11·s true lfr hJJ hnpt'll It> lt·avc· thl· show l11st )t•Jr but could not get out i1l a tWo·vl'ar u>nlr.ic:t with tht' program Spnngrwld was thnll(>d with thl· opportunity g1v(•n to him on G H. but 1<; mon· kl·H·d m to h1., n ... 11rd111g and ftlm carel•r When h4· cl.-parb <;It h1• ri-.. latt•t.l for a ma.ior n'lord wur and to ..;t;arl frlm1n~ .i m11v11 L .. \1 . Boyd mf onns Da1·1y Pilot 111 the ??NURSING HOME COSTS?? Do AM factffttei Charce Jh1 Same7 'Can ta,e In Tht Home Coit MOie. Than hdih C1tt? 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January 14, 1983 7 -Daytime Cont. .. .. - 10 , N••• ...,.t, •• .. •••••tf Where f'rie11dty S1•rr·1ce rs o Famtl11 Trwt1111111 • FREE DELIVERY • WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL • FINANCING AVAILABLE , 2666 Harbor 81Yd. Costa Meaa • 546-1691 Friday, January 14, 1983 9 1e111erJ IJPllP.ral asks private eye Pt111tr Marlow!' to 1nveo;.11ga1e a series vi s1rany1• eve11ls 111•t1lv1ng hrs lwo da•Jgtller<, I llfS l 0 [Q) llJllOtil fh~ yuverrHJr ,tllt1fJUfl\. e5- lhat he ha~ rtarj d I f11',1' Hrll_ OU II fer Wlft\ ,If un1oent1l1ed lly1ny • >t1JP1..I D 0 llOV1f H'.f'r u 1 CuhJ l 19;, Suspense) 11.i• i. Rar•tbr> ~ut.rni" Ple<.heHf' r WO Arnr•r1tan!> •11111ny oll the• cc1riCil nt Mt-'••-'' w1ir•t1~~ d rn111<.JPr ( 1 hf 30 rntr1 ) (!) IOAP 0) , ... MAGAZINE A ,, • > ,11 p .. ,.,,1,,1111t•·. thal 1he Aqu<111us Tt1Pr'ltrP "' Hollywrn;O 1o.; haunred a 5-year old t1''''1 w1lh11ul '"lr'> 1• ~en 0111n11. subs1°ru1e'> W MOYIE Br1nb ThP Great Rot1t1er0 \ 1976 Drama1 Oarrero McGav1n I PSl1e N1el<oen tn 1950 Boston 15 rocked by lhf' new<, ot a specl.1cutar armored car rub oery that tai..es nearly ',f'vPn years tr, solve (2 hrs ) fll) WAltetOTOll W'ED II flfVIEW m WALlSTilllTW'ED "Wtial Lnok• <.>Ol)rj rw 1983" Guest James Odtny P•e1.u hv(• v1cp pri><,r.:Jenl tor Ore•PI !Jur11h,1m l .1n1oer1 Inc C II.JI) AmTIOM Jc>hn 01'an (Mar11n Shl'Pnl is appo.ntPl'J c oun~et to Pres1den1 N1•L1r1 tRrp T0rn1 rnePts ~11!. luture wtlf' M;J1Jrl'en \ Tt1erP<,,1 Aus,,ell) ;ind lf'ar11s 01 "'•' Wa!Prgale brealo. "' (Pan 1) (,'hrs .JO min ) { IP'Ofl'TICIWTD H MOVIE Ga111ro1t t t981 Or;,ma) Met Gibson M;irk L e>e Two Ausr1ahan Idol (dl PIS Wtlh COlllfiJS.loltyly c11flerenl rero;On i11r1f'S s1qn ur 10 l1qhl "1 1he M1aole f as1 e111 ltleal•e uw1ng w,.,,rJ War II PG 11 h1 50 min J 0 MOYIE 8rea~ lhr••uyh t 1979 Ora maJ R1cha10 8urfon Rt1d S11<1ger A Na11 sergeant bi>comes enit>r111lprJ 1n a plot 10 as<>ass1na1e H1tle>r PG' ( 1 ht 35 min 1 $1 MOYIE Blow Oul 11981 Suspen<.i>I John Travolla. Naricy Allen A sound re1,;h ri1c1an who works on horrnr 111ms oecomes involved 111 a murder myst111y when he wtl 11e<;se9 an .is<;ass1ndf111n A' ( 1 hr 45 rn1n J 0 MOVIE Thp La~I Word' ( 1979 Ora- ma) Richard Harns, Karen Black An unworldly 1nven1or s1rigle-handedly ltghls Crty Hall rn an alltimpr lo save his apart· n1en1 house trnm the wrecl<er 'PG 12 hrs) Ml QZJ w. .. ntl , ... y UlfJ ®> ntl NIW ODO COUf'U re1,. and Osca1 compete wllh Mch Olht<• 1r1 be named "Bachelor ot tl1R Year i CHAllL.rl ANGIL.I ODOCCU\I WALllTMITWDk 'Wha1 lo<Jk~ c.ood f"or 1983? • Gues1 James Balog. eKecu ltvf' vice presrdenl ror OreKel Burnham Lambert Inc 8'i) Jiii COO,.fl'I ORANOI COUNTY 'Sacremen10 Oateltne" Senator SOI Campbell and As!'-embtyme" Dick Rob111 <;on ond Ross Johnson 101n Jim Cooper lor a d1scuss1on ol the issues facing Orengn County UI@ MOVW Rf'bel W1lhou1 A Cause" ( i955. Orama) James Dean. Natalie WO<XJ A young man (Dins a teen-age '1•111g becau<;e of his lack of respect for his parents (2 hrs. 25 min ) .. 8 (I) OAUAI The future ol the Ewing family end bv11ness l\8ng9 In the b&lance as lhe court rules on Jock's wilt ( 1 t\r ) Q G DIGHT M)llt Michael Knight •nd a COilJ)lf' r.1111ght In !ht mk:ldlt Of • Tt'<H 12 Friday, January 14. 1983 p1ri11;nn111y war !Pam up 10 enl) floe con 111 I ( 1 h1) 0 il~) MOYIE Hie lsr;ind t 1Ytl0 ACJ11en 1.11t• 1 M1cn.iel C <1.1ne Davia Warne1 Whtie 111,. .. 11y.11111q ,i rash "' st11p 01sappea1 '''" .... Ill Ille Bermu11a T1 .. 1ngle a 1ournal· ,.,, .twnOlf'S dcross '"' 1'.0l<1led 400-year old ( ulori~ or P••illeS (ParPnlill 1j1screl•o11 1· ,1iJ111seu1 o 12 hr<. 1 0) ll'A'l'K r tIJl lfTWID IOUND AND Ill.ENCi: TltE UY· ING AllTI CW JUAM Rod S1e1ger hosts a 1••·rlorrnanc.P lly s,. Japanesl' drama and 1.H•t:t> mac,1ers wh1cn 1nc1uoes 1n1roduCI<' 1, '>ey1nf'nts c.omp11sea ol n1~1oroca1 v•y 111•11es ;ind Japanese prtnls ( 1 hr 1 0!> ...vii AND TH! '"1llUflGH "The Brtl 1<.11 fes1111al' Cell1s1 Yo-Yo Ma and c.c1m· p .. P1<. OhvP1 Knu<;'>l'n John McCabe and <;11 M1L11;ie1 Topriell 101n Anare Prevrn .1nd '''" Piihbu•l.jt• C,yrnphuny Orchestra lor .111 .ill L1l 1 tes11val hononnQ Br11ish rnu<,1c 1 1 hf 1 E IWMlllQ Cnvf'r,1qe 01 the US lnh>r 1111tnn.11 { or11pPl1l1t1115 1lrorn lnr11anar111i,. 11 11 ) (,1 Ill\ J L MOVll v.ru-. I 1982 S11~pen!.e) r •"''"' r oJ•d <.n11c1< Cunnor~ A deadly 111r1J<, 1~ stolen rr c•m a m11i1ary lab arid 1111it>d'it•ed ur1 !lie pnpulalton sp1ead1ng .~ 11,111 ul deari. .ind aestruct1on PG' ( 1 hr 40 rr1111 I l MOVIE Ga11tov1t 11981. l:lrarna1 Mel f11bsttr• Mail< Lee Two Au~lraltan loo! r;ic PIS w11n cuP111is11ngly drfleren1 riersoro ahl1es !.rgn uo 10 l1gh1 111 111P Middle F.l'>I e•rt theatre dllfmg World War I PG' 11 hr 50 rntn ) ~I INC llVAMID'I CHROMICU IA TUN>AY NIGHT ll'A•a•H · ltlO«IM AMOW 10:00 Cl) FA.LC<* OMIT Sluhborn prode ruts lh1• G1ober11 lam1ly m danger when an 11111uo::ter er1le1s lhe11 home aller Chase 111'.1s1s on conduc11ny his own 111ves11ga11on 11110 lhe~1 murrJer ( 1 hr ) 0 Oi) Tott ITDU Remington rnay be on over his heaa wt1en he is narned honorary chairman 01 a charity devolec1 lo l~dV'a '1) ~fn" b;ild eRgle ( 1 hr ) lot ANGILll WllK .. MV1IW ntl llAQIC <Yf DANCI "Whal fs New" Dame Margot fonteyn traces the career!> nl ~ome performers and choreographers who have expe11men1ed w1lh new styles dttd lorms of dance ( 1 hr ) ~11,MOVIE "Superman II" ( 1980. Fantasy) Ch11s1ophe1 Reeve, Margot Kidder Whtie saving Pa11s from a nuclear eKplos1nn. SupNman unw111111g1y frees lhe trio of powertul vlllalns who were onglnally rrnp11soneo by his Kryplonian father 'PG' (i' hrs . 5 min ) (0 ) MOVW "U1gh1 A Music Wer" ( t981. Musical) Documentary Concen foo1ege hlmea in London New York Callfomla and France spcthghts lhe performances of 34 New Wave groups. 1nclucllng The Police. Oevo. Joan Jell ano The Go·Gos 'A'~· 5m1n) r SJ "Urban Cowboy" t 1980. Dre- ma) ,JOhn Tr11volla. Debra Winger A blu• cot111r wo1ker who fancies himself a mod- l'ln-day cowboy falls In love with a girl he meets In 11 popul&r country-and·w&Stem bat ·po· (2 hrs. t2 min ) Ct MIMI "Blow Out" (t981, Su11penae) .lohn Trevolt&. Nancy Allen A IOI.Ind tech· ntc111n who w0fk1 on norror films t>ecomet involved 1n a murc:Jer my1tery wn.n he Wit· nesges an assassination. 'R' { 1 hf., 4! min) '9MVlmlMI TW'LIGHT ZONE INDOINDINT ..rwOM NEWI CALFOINA wm< • l'EVEW 'CIEIAX ~ROON DfJCil®lfENEWt IATURDAY NIGHT ltl(AACH(W_ TH!BFOIONI IWIRY-0 MOYIE / rt1.~ To,, r '''"'° 1 1q1 4 IJr.r ""'' A111l1 .. t1y ()1111111 I\ '''fl.th . A fit1l1'>h W'!fPf t-tfhJ ,111 t'"dtH•l.1(•1 { ,(+•f'li\ 1.t~H torJq H\f) ... '.\>11~! ,t(I ,1~1nq 1 lHJH+ ',,HI Cllt {_ ff11E' (3 tlfi... tIJl IUURll Rfl'OftT 0!> P9I L.ATENIQHT II• I ( "'Hl • Whrtlt•y \I hr) C MOYIE vi.•• '" l ''' I· II A11yw;1y~· I 1981 Or,1111,11 1111 r "' l IJ•Pyli1ss k•lm Cr" \41w-.1r.., P.1•.1fy.'f•11 IPJfll 'he nPCk 1t)Ntl ·r lfl .11Jf(iT'11,. lJ1lt• •• 1..a1enl a ~CUip· t1 t rt•rtutll'.l t11 1t1 '' tw. l1h.,. bPtOrf'1 dOO , ,,,q~i<•nu.., ,,, ) '"'. 11 ,, t11<,, rn)ht tfl die R' \ f tit '1~ llJll I E NFl ,._.. ','I"'' Ro 1wt II • 1rPe11 Bay P.1c kers ,._, 'l11k1,111rJ Ra1o.Jers l MOVlf J1, '" ,,. '' Mdtll'• Ot lnno· , ''"C, 1 1 r1t:11 111 '""l 1 H1l,1r ~ 5urrnners A..,1 1~~-M1•nq1 '-.: 11tu 101rnt t Z llOYIE ll.1 1yt r. 1· \ll Darkness" 11<1·1 [h,1n.i1 [1111•,,c• ~•'Y"Q John t< .tth' A 1 it'" 1 r H1,'·' tH 11f"'yn10(>r1 t1t1\.t• n 1 tnu• ,, 1 c··1 11 ""''' whrtq •nany flJlHH.J wnn1f•11 r1.1.P '''<•1•1'1, l1t1t•t11Hy~te11 1 1u~,11 ,, 1Ht1f''' •ti P 1 t 1, / i ,n111 ~ 11:30t) (I'• MOVIE I• 1(.>1' t_.1rdy (1978 ( 111r1e11yl t ltr•I ll1<w.11d t n;;rles Martin t,no1h A or "'' 1•• t11oh ... rt n;.>t rni~t.'" form .1 ''"-~ t1a11\I I•,, .,.,"' .,,. wllh 1ne school'~ »SI 1bhst1ed ti.11111 1,' 11• ', t '> 1111n l D m TOMOHT H ,.,r lttmny c.11•,c111 GuP'->l<o H.JrvP~ kOfllltlll Tt•v CPlltl \I hr) I @) AIC NIWI NIQtmJNE YOU AMID F<MI" TWIJQHT Z1*f MOVIE Dr11cu1a Ha., R1<;.,r1 rrvrn The G• ·IVt' · ( I Qfi9 Horrot) C .hro..rupher Lee, n11µ!"rl Davie<. A ytrl 11t1e1st boyf11end .incl 1e1tq1rnis uncle 10111 litre:<>!. 111 ~ave her lrL•m Draculd (I hr~ J EJll DAYI> IVIMIMD '11111 111 A !rill After 1~IThe5~=~0MQHT t1J) TMI WT WON> MOVll 'Warlock Moon· 1191~ tlor rttr) lau11e Waller-;. Joe s~,m10 After slurnbllng upon an ilbaridoned henlth spa. a young c.ouple encounte1 a V•C1m1&. ax&- w1or~ beast (2 hrs ) ~ LOVI, AIBICAM ITYU ~) llOVll "rrent.h V1tirn11om;" ( 1979. Drama) Cris Maritn S1t'9riecl Cell1er A P1111~ nrnrtm{lnl 1<; thi> <;r11ne of sel!UBI 11nc.min1ers 1nvo1v111~ .1 t111J vt conlrastlngly dlllereni women ( t hr • 25 1111n ) OMOVll "Tnttoo" ( 1981 OrE1ma) Bruce Dern M11uc1 Adams An 0M1w1ed tattoo nrlist kidnaps a fashion model and pre> c:oeds to cover ~r body wllh h1!. handl· work. 'A' ( t hr . 45 111111 ! 1n(R) CIHICWW "Rollover· (1981. Ornma) Jane Fondo. Krlt. 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CllNnl MIC .... 1Wt'Y DAYI AGAIN AIC..WID , Jl llAOAJJlll IOU .... llfl'DT~ TOMQHT ~e~zl JJMd ~Nd %7~ 'Club of C h,1111p1on~" Fac1ltt1H mclvde / fi Membe11h1ps A1101I • IQ Tennis Courll )(Q • Corporole • Jr Olymprc Sue • e Family & Single Pool ~ .i • Dining Room ~ • Junior Executive • Bor Bodc9ommo11 Room • Match Mate Boll Machine • Professional T l'nn1s lnsl1uc11on • Swim t • Jvn101 T enni. • Annual w ~ ... For More lnformot1on Coll 644-0050 260 I EostbluH Or1ve, Newport Beach 11£.+°7-£. ) N 9\ HOlll Ltn Otweon Ind ~ 8wnloonM ----~ °' ~ p1o v1wt w ...... Nl'l ~· Ind lnt.,\119w .. _,. ...,., • .,l(J ~ ·H IV.} Il l .. "The LMJ WflU' (1071, ....,_ , 111) Ttltt B11nd Direct4'<1 by M1rt1o •,, , .. .,." hlfll Mllchell. £11C Cllpton, Bob Oyln11 Ringo Statt isr1d Othllt l'lllP Thi llu11ll 1>1ty IJ(>(1<J l>yl 1n • filmed celebt•tlon ut the group 11 t111tw10ll cooc.,t 'PO' ( 1 tu Iii m111 I I Zl llO¥ll 'C"v" Aw11cJ ConsidlteOon ~l •11t1n111g ( t982 Atlventv11) Wlthlt- 111tiru11 Wiuu111•. rernandel And F11der1ei. Ar>dr111 A11 ui>c1r11 I011lng ywr~ man amug l)kt., ,. t11µe rtK.0<de1 Into •n Amer1een iMtfll stars debut (2 '"' ) ~COUNTY TODAY ,. .... 1111 t OM 1MI TOR Featured an Interview wllh llCIOr David He&aethofl; I looll et th• >O<Jlhe bOCllh a plac e where e cowboy with class can do his shopping I GHM&Y,_. LA~ I -.rY l~MY m OM LA. reatured a lool< at punk• dfld the11 1ela11onsh1ps with their lamllies, a µroftle of 1ad10 per'ICJnallttet Lohman and Bdrkley Cl> nc TAC DOUGH ' llAOMrl "-ACt YOU AIUD POlt ff WUP•CllClllATI llAcm./~~ I • ._,.OM_ II MYllW WILCOmTO_.,Ql.•MOe . COU.141 ....,..,_ Fresno State Bottlln' Bulldog& vs Long Beach 49ers (2 hrs J • l'J (() 1MI IKMll OI HAZZMD Roscoe no1wnates himself for the "Lawman of the Yu.i• award but Enos and Cle1Us get In the W.2:J (Al I I hi ) CJ W ntl llOWDI OI llAmtlW If All Matthew t11es to prevent a childhood f111md who is working as a stunt man 101 a l 1111Me company lrom kilting himself (A) ~ L1tu1 U llOVll The Big Sleep ( 1946. Mys· tery) Humphrey Boga11. Lauren Bacall A ll EST A UR A N '/' 3840 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar .67 3-3933 Friday. January 14, 1983 11 -Friclay Cont. engulfs a ~pace!.r11r t h,11 lrinos nn Mat {1 hr 30 m111 I 0 llOYE The L11~t Wurd t 1\179 0..1 ma) R1cha1tJ Harri!, to .. 1r"" Blac >. A1 unworldly inventor S•lltltll n.1n1Jedly l1qr.1 City Hall 1n an a1t.•n1µt !•• ,,,.,p tus apart men1 htHJ',.'' trqft1 1hP wrf"t kpr 'PG hrs) M ,¢ MOVIE JtJl1e ( l':l~b !Juspense1 Ow" Day I uu1~ Jourdan A won1an leave<> ti"' <>ecnruJ t11Jst1arrd whe11 !.hP 01S<.overo; r1(' k1llt>1J ht'I t1rs1 h11<.,t;;1110 1n order to rr1arry her t t hr 4 5 nun ) 1:11 ' H, MOVIE <\mash Pata(.t' ( 1981 Ora m.31 B1u110 Lawrence Anria Jemison A New /ealand 1unkyaro owr1er s rurnt>d -Saturday Ml~ U.S. FAMI MPOllT PUAIE DON'T UT THI DAllal ~TON A It COMCIJIT The popular 1au sa•ophori1~t 1c; accomp11 rneu Oy ,1n all star qu1111i>1 •n a concert taped at lhe Schubi:>•J lh!'alrP 111 Phdadel flh•a ( 1 hr) Z MOYE Pr;iy TV ( t980 l 1)1rtP11~) Dabney Co1e111arr t\rch1P Hahri t 1 111 10 =mm·n~~OllONIO. ~OUT ClllllAX ICMll•IQ ~ MOYE "Rollnvei· ( 1qA 1 flr,1m.1) =iJan~=Jlp1511n ("/hr) f'W&JC ARAlll • TllN TAUC On Mntr '"" /11uJ Dal11jll lers" I= QOODDAYLA. IATUllDAY--..0 QIWllVM = 'The Sulhv:ms" ( 1944. Drama) Thomas Mitchell, Anne Baxter t2 hrs) (f) •TRUCnoMAl .... · 'Bas11e1ba11 Rebounding" Guest Denny Crurn t 1lU1~ VIiie (R) (HI llOV1I "Handle With Cari•· ( t'!77 Corne<ly) Paul Le Mat Conely Cltlr~ 11 hr 40 min) ( L.) THI OOLOb AQI OF TIUVlllON ·Pat terns·· Ed 8e111ey Everett Sloane and Richard Kiley star 1n a 1955 production ot Rod Serhr>g's multi faceted st11dy ot stress m the cornpet1t1ve world of big ous1ness (I hr) (0) C.& MIROll A trucker lather and 111~ Chtldren set out on a dehvery convoy com· posed of two flashy, 18·wheeler trucks and a susp1c1oos-look1ng taic.I 1ha1 seems to be loll= them CS) TNI WlllHll CW A NCH Q) An unhappy nch kid, whO hi!& elferylhlng except lrlends. finds thol hit tile changes drarm111ca1ly when he 18 offered seven wlahet by a laity yodmother (Butterfly =1Mcgcl=bAU "°°"1 (JI) NCiiiflW NITIAITI. PA111L8 YOa OI AalCUL'fUllll ¥0YAOI 14 Friday, January 14, 1983 '"''""'~It: 1.11.P. ii dramatic turn toward l•">~•P1at1• '"and .. utence ( 1 111 40 t11'f1 I 4:00 f) MOVIE Ur."' Ot Our Own l 197~ D1a- n1;i1 uP >rye P!!1Jpard Oscar Homul~a rr,, '"'""'"'YY department ot a 1a•g<' hos 1 .. 1.1 ,.,,.II"' N1lh act•v1ty as a typ1c.a1 day •• t '11<.·11iLft=od f,} hf"::-I 01CMTOONt E NF\. GAME OF ntE WllK 0 MOVIE lJ1yt1• A Mus". Wai t 1981 M""" .111 [)1K 1;rne111ary <.,w1c.ert tootage •111 ..... J "I l rn1d1111 New Yori... Cal1torn1a .111.J ''""'" ..,µotltghl5 ttie performances of 14 t~ .. .,., Wave gioups 1nctud1ng The I t1l1L~· DE-vo Juan Jell J!nd The Go·Gos ri 1?h1~ 5m1n I ' l lllU!I UNlMTID ~ rrt YOUR MMll namn'MY.wt THE lllUPNTI MOYIE Breatung f1'1!' Snund Barrier' I 1q•,2 Dr..ima) Ralpl1 R1chardSl'f1 Arm I •1.lll ( I I" 50 m111 I Ml E INITIIUCTK*Al llMI Ba&ll.el t.Mll St11.r111ng <.>uesl Jrm Valvano No.Jrth C.1rotina tRJ 71111 DUITY'I TRIENOUll fi) THI AJNTITONI ~· llOkUllWal @) IUPUF.,.,. lfTtMA TIOttAl "°"" DAVEY All> OOUATM CtWUNDO LATINTDIPO fNT ll'DIOM YOGA~ HEM. TH -VIC'I VACANT LOT L MOVll 'love Al F st :,.yt1t' 1 t977 (1,111.,0yJ Dan Aykroy<l Mf1ty Anrie M1-Drn1a1u r 1 hr 2!> rn1n 1 0 MOV.: ·sp1111 01 Thp W1nu t t979 Dr,~m.11 Ct11et D;in c;e,,,~P !:>hm Pickens ( t 111 40 r111n I S MOVIE lining Ape' t 1981 Comedy) T • "'Y 0·11 iii Jessica WallN ( 1 hr , 27 ''"'' t Q°:) FURY 7:05 @ MOVll Oar atmas ( 1 %2 Advenhw• 1 Anttiony Ou1nn. Silvana Mangano (3 hrs) 7:t0 I KIDAOM.O tJ1) ntEa.TTAUI Dtl INUOOl..ll (JO) 'AC..wt I UTTlJ RAICAU I 11CM9 RICH DAVEY All>QOWnt JOIUNI TWICI A WOliWI COlfT'IWOIWr( NUl. ™ lllOll f'ICl T1tl "'°' """ MO PANIWIOMUM ~~he Sagebrush TroubAdOr" 1935. Western) Gene Autry ( 1 hr ) GILUCWl'l 9'.MIT WI.Di ftO WOIU CW NmAL1 ........ I DMM1 °" &wm IAT\MD~Y llOM9tO GIWmNI .... llAMLI ( MOVll "Oeyt Ot Fury" ( 1979) Ooc11 montery (2 hrs ) (I ) M\IM lfllORT (fl) A sc1ent1flc eic.plora· !rein ol elhlet1c performance which can aid nltlleles 1n 1mpro111ng their game (A) (Hl llOVll 'Liar's Moon·• ( 1982. Orama) Mall Dillon, Cindy rlr;her ( t hr . •S min ) D llOVll "Hnrrn War" 11981, Come dy) r<Jw1vd He1rmann. Ooraldlne Page S llOVll Buddy Buddy.. ( 198 1 Come ·1.i Jack Lemmon Walter Ma11hau While "" il!.Sass1n concentrates on his next 1\111 '''I.I he" rudely rntenupted by a Oumhltng l..i11ure ut a rnan who 1s a11emptrng suicide R' ( I hr 36 mm I .. ~ ll1WHN ntE LaEI 4:15 IUYDll FOfUI 4:IO MOYE · Brg ChasC' ( 1%4 CJrdma) GtC>nr• Lanya11. Adele Je1yen5 A rookie U•P captures the thieves responsible tor a payroll roboery (2 hr!. ) (!) THRO ICOM I C-OlmNT'Y CAUJl>M ~ POlfY'I l'l<Jlllll It IPCMn'I (R) 41:11 vtc.T AM.I SOW 4M CMTOONI L' hr 40 min) W MOYE Franke11ste1n's Daughter' ( 1959 Horror) John Ashley Sanc1ra uo1Kr11E~WD . WLD. Wl.D ~ °' ANIW.I VOYAQI TO ntl IOTTOM CW ntE llA HOGAM'IMPOll : llAT..i AT ntE IUOU Featu1ed "Wag· 011 Wheels ( 1934) stamng Randolph Scott and Ga11 Patr1ck a 1935 cartoon. Hollywoo11 On Parade " il 1932 short ,1no 0 .. 1ptlll 3 ot lhe Undersea King •Jom ( 1936) ( 1 hr 30 min) t 11(1 ICHOOI. Tips to1 oette1 sk11ng Jf 1lrr1e\l al K•llinqton Vt ) (Rt L MOVll ::.uperrnan II t 1980 Fantasy) Chr1~topt1N Reeve Margot Klfjder (2 ,,,~ ., 111111) $ MOV11 ·cau~ For Alarm ( 1951 Suc,pense) Loretta Younq Barry Sullt11an ( 1 hr 14 mrn) Z, llOYE 'Duel For Four ( t962J Mike Preston. Wendy Hughes t 1 hr 35 min ) Miii ~=-J~~Vlll ®l ICOOIY DOO I PUIPY O TIDITA&.K "On Becoming Thirteen IUllOlt90l-.i IJlllllT MQL.IY ( J COl1.IQI IAMITIAU Clemson Tigers at Wake Fo1es1 Oemon Deacons (2 tirs ) IOllANIYIW&ftlfntlROUND Manilow performs a selection ot his hits. includmg 'Mandy "t Wrtte The Songs." "Can't Snwe Without You' and "Copacabena " T apecl at P11tsbu1gh's C1111c Arena (2 hrs) t:iD tJ Cl) Mn fOOTIAU. "NFC Playoff Game .. (3 hrs. 15 min) I CID T1t1 QMY COUMM 1HOW OZZll All>..._., ... ITUMQ llOVll "The V1rg1n1an" ( 1946, West· er1') Joel McCrea, Bflan ~ ~ ,_OGllC..._.HUUI lllAN:-::.: ... , 11.AVIMl&..UV iil auoN DOUMMAM ...... '1111 OLD HOUll Bob VII& vtsts Weston Nt11serlea to select ptnn11ng materials !Of the Arllng1on slit • Qt!) .1111 COOPIA't O"ANll COUNTY "Sncremento Oatelln~" Senator 8111 Comµt>ell and Assembtymon OICk Robin· so11 Ind Ross Johnson jOln Jim Coopet fOf a c:t11cu&«1on ot the leaves lac111g Orflng• Cou_nty __ fC) llDVll "9111 The Bu11e11" ~ 1915. 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IOI 1 194 7 Ora- ,,,, J,1hn .. 11t1e10 l 1111 Pa ner A t10.<e1 • 1lk1w• d vc•ul<t>d hn1> lrom lhP. sh1rn'> W il•P • I t It l' l1g'111ng I lCkPI only to ri>1ec1 J wily., 12 nrs I ,,.,r. :C:~cw. 1:M AICMEWI 2:tO ' MEWi 2:21 llOV1E rt•u Ullun.Ht> W;1111c11 I 1'177. •Pr' I' r c.1• , ' Yl Ar~nnt-r Mil• von 1 J '""" ..... ,rv1vf>rr," f d llH,.;•Par P'\~Of,l J~I tn '"" ,• 1•,I C"'''"'' <.uth•r f10'1'• flie P,ltl'<.1& OI ! 1, l 11" i11(J • 1.11v1l11(111 R 11 hr 32 r 2:*1f) llOV1E l11C1IE' UI (i.-,pt 1 t9/4) It llr 10 111111 I ~ MCHAl.l'l ICA VY 1'"1 AGNCUl TUM U.&.A. L llOV1E Vile 5Qu••l1 11982 Orama) '-.Pit , H JblPv Garv Swar1c;un A police 1t•tr" 1 ·" ;:i ,J ii o;lrt-Pl,,.alke1 1ean" ''P lo rr;iµ i punp rp~pons1ble lor murderi~ one ·I ho wnrnen R ( t hr 35 mtn ) 0 llOVll ·Thi> Dogs 0 1 War r 1980 A<lvPrllurp) Ch11<.l()pher Walken z llOV1E ·naugtolor<. 01 Darkness' 11971 D•am,H Dr>lp"one Seyr•Q zieo H MOVE t 1.1r c; Muor ! t98:? Drama) Mall Oollon. Conoy r1shr>r M 0 ' llOV1E 1~0 -f 1977 Drama) RClbe•l l>e Noro Bu•t l ii"<-" ,1pr The day 10 <lay hie 11 rwo 'lery chllt••(•nt 20th century 11&1· 1an l;in111tes 1<. portr.iyeel R' (4 hr!l 5 '"" ) •D llOV1E Show<Jow11 Al Boot Htll' ( 19'>8 Western) Charles Bronson John Cilrrildme /I lJnunty hunter P~pecllng a 11 •QI' ri>w;u(J tor k1t1tng an oullew hes a weal <JRal ot trouble cot1ec11ng the money ~hr 30mon) -THllmlACI m.wa COUIOI IAIKl'BAl.L Wisconsin Badger<; a1 Moch•Qnn Wolverines (R) (2 hrs) t10 l SI llllOYll Sw1ng1ng Cheerle11dels" (No ()Ale) School sp110 has ne11er been higher w~n lour ~•y co-eds go all out IOI lhelr =iteaiit=1n) W THI WOfU fOllOMOW •11 19101MY MD THI ANMl. d llOVll "The Amer1C1n Frieno · ( 1977) Deonls Hopl>Of Bruno Ganz A young 0.r· man picture· framer l'I hired 10 assasalna1e d mobster (2 hrs 5 min l .. a~ llOVll "Ae1urn Of WOdllre" ( 1948, WMl11m) RtcMrd Arlen. Mary Beth H!'Qhn ( 1 hr , 30 min ) (J) DAY OI DllC0¥9' -lalurclay Cont. 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YOU DESERVE TO FEEL GOOD CALL 645-5300 for Complimentary Consultation WESTCLIFF CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE Or. l o berl A. l odger 1043 w .. 1clfff Or., Svl!• IOI Ne...,port leoch (ne or Coco• on 17th ond Irvine ) Mosl ln<;urancas A<.c••!Jle<J f.t1 10 • 111u,pu111) t. l101ytu Ofltl hth fttl d •t.••t.dn•u wilh '"*' p1n".uhHd ffl11r1 IJ (;,l f II'' ' ) I I I COUIQI 9*ITIA&.L 11reu '" ~111111 !Htt~~ •W ;.../\ '«""'''·'"-~• l H lllOVll I 1111 Apm.h11 T fl;, 1111111•" .. .,, 1 !>•·•"''" 1• .. 1 "'""'"''"' r cJ A,,..,, f\ 1n11flt' r np nnm~ rnm" nnn ro1rup1100 '" t~""" y,,,~ c:11y". ~ ... ,u, n, .. ,,. 11111utiti1>• 11111.cl H 11111 11'1111111 J 0 llOV11 1,,,..,,, le •· C l'ltl 1 ArJ.11111111111) "• I I t~11.1 "' ,, "" h••f "'' ""Y"ltltl' t11•t f '..•H 1,1ldt ,1lhonpl 1t1 111h ,, .1outr1 A1t1t•ftt dti .,,, ... ,,1hJ °'\llHHJUlrn uf ,1 IC>fllHttt U1 ljHlll'· f1( .i (' f11 '~'1 nur1 ) G Womwt IAMmAU. 11111t011i1,, '''""" v (1f,t1tf1tr J < 111 t1· .11 , ... t1r• J Mlll,JTUltl d~ llOV11 T1.111 llrnwrt" t;1,;lirn1I lloyi>' ltt,10 flr ''"·•I '1 It, ttn1 twu tilt• f 1ed •1, tt.1 fl l111f 1 N f\ ,,u,f1t-J Ut y f1rrc,J-, • .-• l1·1r1t11d 11 d 11h.1•11h11•• wh1•n tit ,..tirulf~ II .1 t.1•,111111111111 h~r,.•1 flft•p•~t.lnnJf ~I hi (I I "H" ' t:OOO e MOVW ..... , .. , 11•1/H r, ... ,,;,Jyl •• • ll " 'l H1111 lh•r •I J IH "'4rt, ,1pl V111( t'rtl A ' I t. , 1luf1,1I 1111 v'll dotrl•~hi.,.ll tt.:'q.trc.Jt:d d~ tr t I'• dJw,1 •,1u111 f11,u1 .tllv~' 1c~uputtJ11eb ' 111o1ru" 11uJ ,..~ .. •• 111•. itfl· "11,u1111nu a I • ' I ·' If 111 Ill' 30 011' I 0 6:) Otff''MNT ITltOttH Arnuld ...: .1111 •·rly 1ttd W1lll'> 1 .. tu111 t"111,11P ho1n a 1 "I •I J I ·I I l.11,J M1 (11.,11.11 >11\J w1lh II I•• I•. f,JlluJ' I I ,1 H 1lh O 0 101 LOVI IOAT "'" """ -~'Pl"'' II~~ .1f11·1 t •• ,,, '.t1Jlt11•q ·. t•ih 1<No 111t~n LOfn I; 1 t If,, tll1 t fl 111 I N•lft HI .-Hld d • IH tflit·I Aho l1•1jl fHI *ill.I.II Pal Marley s unpa•alleled trao111ona1s wear on lore11er• We have thA < orrec1 111 handsomely •Je1a1led '>ucce!.slul look t11e11 se1s you oul lront 1n 111u be~• dressed •edlm Come see Ldll•t>~ lldel•l•onal!> 100 Friday. January 14. 1983 17 .. -Sunday Cont. 0) IOIOW YOUR 1a1 (O)llOYll "When I Am K1ny 11981 fan rasy) Lark Geib. Aloo Rav ( 1 ht 25 min) (i) "'1.CC. TO~ Cl••NOt A Cuban boy llv1n1,11n M1am1 learns valuable tessons about his family anCl n1111tage wt"len several r~a11ves come to v1s1t (Z) llOYll Meo1c1ne Ball Caravan' (1971. Musical) Documentary It hr 30 min) .. ml'TTHE,_11 lll'T °' AM. l.ot AMQIUt TO• AMDl..c:ID OUlMJErrl CllCOU) R'llRTTBI · •um ITMIT (It} o • MAGIC Oii DICOMtlft 'AlllTM llOVW "Two Weeks In Ar>\llt1er tow•1 (1962. Orama) Kirk Dougla•. [dwarc1 r. Robinson (2 r.rs) !.IJ lf!ORTIC&Tlll PUJI m MOVW "Forc-p r1v1> Spacpl(eteers' (1982 Science F1c.t1on1 Arnmated 11 hr. 40 n11n) OllMtl YouL1gl'1tl!µMyl11e· t197l Romance) Dtd1 Conn J11t Solvt>r I 1 for JO min) 1ftW.D YlllOlf d fACI THI NATION fl)"". DAY Oii "'MCOY~"'UY,._ LO.U... ~COflll.UI) M WON.O TOllOMOW I M l.AWMAICIM IWS Ella Co11erage ot lhe US Inter national Compet1t1ons l ltom lnd1anapo11s Ind) (2 hrs) ® llOVW The Magic Of I ass1e" 11978 Adventurel James Stewart Mickey Roo ~ l! hr . 39 min ) -• (I) NCAA IAIKITIAU. DePaut Blue Demons a1 lou1sv1lle Cardinali; (2 hrs 30 min) D GD 911\. H>OTIAU ArC Sem1fona Game" (Tome Tentative) 13 hrs) II llOVll 'I •Ille Miss Marker" ( I 934 Orama) Sh11ley Temple Adolphe Menjou i r;;y)"' UllDIJ99Q tmW.D °' 1Nlnt lllOVll "Shadows Over Chinatown ( 1947, Mystery) S1oney Toler Voctor Sen You~~m1n) I~ Correspondents Un da Wertheimer and Collre Roberts 101n Paul Duke 10! an up·tcHhe·m1nute sum mar~3::1ona1 acf1111ttes CD II TODAY (0) llCMI "Busun· I OO!le" ( 1981 Come dy) Ak:herd Poyoo. Cicely Tyson ( 1 hr 34mln) (I) llMtl "Tome Bandits" ( 198 1 Come dy) Craig Warnock, David Warner ( t 111 50 min) m •taN1C .... Yoa -«l) POll1'MIY Of ~ "Virg1n1a" A close·up picture Of the land and Its people framed 1n the flavO! of local culture and th11 heritage of American Ille Is presented 1 hr ) .. U•'AtCOM -NCl'Ll7 _, ICHlllJ.IJI ..,... _.,,,AL-.&. ---WAl.LftmTWBK "Whot L001<1 Oood Fcx 1983?" Ount. J11mes Balog. e•ecu 20 Frlday, January 14, 1883 love vice president 101 OrP•el Burnharn L ambeo! 111c. 0 llOVW "Loar s Moon ( t~82 Orama> Mall Oollon (,111dy F1she• ( 1 hr 45 mtro ) Z'MOVW 'Overlord' ! 1945 Oranoat Br an Stuner. D~~ Hnr11e<. ( 1 hr ?5 rrnn 1 ,,..~ IT II WllTTtM MOYIE ·The I •P.ISl'•d 0(ly ( t 951• C<.Jn1&dy) .Jerry Lewis Su1anne Plesne111.-t;> ht!> ) f.li) MAITIJllWCf THIATM The Goud Sol clot., Robin Elhs and JPremy Bretl Siar 1n ,;r, Jr.Jap1at1on off ord Madn> Ford's. novPI I• wino 1r1e re1a11onsh1p t>i>twee11 1w1 wet1llt1y fdwa1d1an couples who meel y1>,11ly "'ii fashionable German spa tow11 ' (I' hrc; I IUWftlEI T'HROUQH THE MTI ) ClmlAX ICMa.tO "°°" llOVll ·sunday Too r a• Aw11y t 1'182 D•ama) Jaclo. T11or11p•"-'" ( 1 hr 30mon J m IW.IM WU.IEMON H:tl@ llOVW "E11c" 11975 Drar11.11 John Sav~e Patncoa Neal (2 h.s) u:ao I QaJ na wm wmc OAVI> ~ . 18IRY COLl·WW'rT A.Kiii llOVW "The Red Pony· ( 1973 Dr.1 m111 Henry ronda MaureN1 O'Har;1 (::> 111•. ) Q) CtMtat .. THE Mom m we .atE..LM ACl'WG IHAUINNll r ""Y Award winner Ian Mc Kellan traces h1<, •nvolvement w11h Shakespeare poi tray~ many ot the Bard'c; grea1 characters and cummun1cates his endunng tove and cn1h11s1asm Jor lhe oiays anCl poetry tR.1 ll 111 . 30 min ) Cl llOVW .. N1ghtwcng ( 1979. SuspenSl;l) N1C".k ManCIJSO. David Wan,er 1 hr 45 min) 1 El TOI' MM( IODeQ {II) Coverage ot the Danny Sutton (S C ) I John Tate (Tenn) tO·rounc:l heavyweight bout from Chattanooga. Tann (A) (2 hrs 30 min 1 ,HJ "'AOCILI ROQ( The f11st 1n !his mus1c:a1 fantasy se11es spothghtong a t)rano-new lam1ly of Jim Henson's Muppets. Jive lurry rreatures called Fraggles. chronicles the ac:lvenlures ot Uncle Matt. who hes found a way to leave lhe land Fraggle Rook. --Afternoon tllll. Ttml ITOOQU m ~·My Fe11011fe Brunelle I 194i. Comedy) Bob Hoµe. Dorothy Lamour (2 hrs) (H) IM9IQ POIOM: DUO CM .AUY11 Pat11ck O'Neal hoals this examination of the sut most celebrated missing person& cases of the 20th century Anastasia Of Russia JuClge Creter. Amelia Earhart. Michael Rockefeller Jimmy Hotta ano 0 A Cooper ( 1 hr I (01 l\ml A sp111ted tribute lo the genius ol i:omposer Eub1e Blake. tealurlng 24 of hes DP'll song~ 1ric1ut11nu "ln Honeysuckle I 1mP' and "I m .hJ!ll Wold Ab011t HAtry (I ho . 30 m111) ( $1 llOVW l 01 ' Do It l\1,1a1n" ( 1975, CornutJyl S1dne~ Po1t1111 9111 Cosby (I hr 52 min) 2 lllOVll ' Snoot The Moon·· t 1982. O<a mn) Alllert r1nney Diane Keaton (2 hr!!. h "''") CD lllOVll A111't M11behav1n' ( 195b Comody) Rory Cnlho11n. Piper Laurie 11 hr 30 min) *'I (I) ... TODAY W-ALLITm'f ~9GllT -. • M DMT 'l<eri1D'I Cttv SuPf!r Bowl 0 1 Motoc.rnss' Moke Barriell. Mike Bell Kem Howerton and Bob Hannah are ;ionung the r1dPrs proliled on this look at •,t,11:!111m motoeooss 1acing (1~ Nn'llWCEM @MOVW · Superrnan II· ( 1980. rantasy) Ct1ri;.tonr.eo Reeve Maogot K1doeo (:> t1r;.1 1• 6 (IJ 11'1.. fOOTIAU ' NI ( Sem11ina Game" t3 hrs ) I Al llCOW. ON "°"'1 THE llUNITERI ROC>Tlc THE .xT GIJIEMTIOMI In the t<l10s whole Simon Haley is teaching al .111 At•ioam;i college ho'> wile Oerfl'la (lies. """''1 Ale~ wno 1s back on Henning wtlh 111-, rnpn1er •. tan11ly, h~g1n" Jeaonong !he .. 1 .. ,, "' Ku111.1 K111te 1Pa11 11) (2 ~llS 30 rtl1n > OH!IHAW ® MOVW: · lr.e Advenrures 0 1 f1on1oe1 foePmont t 1976 Adventure) Dan Hag i ty Denver Pyte t2 nrs J AIJA»-12 MATIOMAL. QIOQRUMIC IPICIAL Raon Foirf>St An exploralo()n ol lhe 11ch varoely 1•t r1.1nt and ;inomal Ille 1n the 1a1n loresls .. 1 Costa Roe.a is presenteo ( t ho ) ~ TOM A11eCM1C1D ~ AlmlCM OOmllEfT t1 llOVW "K•nQ OJ The Mountain" (1981 •\ lventur<>) Harry Hamhn Joseph Bot 1r1rto• I I h1 lO 1111n I L MOYIE r~111llJy R111hty . ( 198 I Come· II l;io"' I Pn1n1011 Waite• '-Aallhau ( 1 ti• Jnm111 1:11 lf1l llOYW: ·tell Me My Name" ( 19 77 D•amil/ Allt"lut Holl Bao tiara Barne (I hr JOm1r11 1:110 AT CINI Wl'TI4 ( •U651 actress I ynn Re~oave ( 1 llr ) ~ r::"·crack tn I tie World" ( 1965. Sc1ence-F1ct1on1 Dana Andrews. Janelle Sc.oil (2 hrs I ~ AIJAll-12 WM OOVllUMNT ( )llOVll 'Geordie" ( 1956. Comedy! Bill T111vers, Norah Gorsen (2 hrs I 10 ) llOYll 'The Moon·.,, Our Home" ( 1936 Comedy! Margaret Sullavan Hen r1._I onda (I hr 15 min I W lllOYll Appoontmenl With A Shaoow" ( 1958 Orama) Geo1ye Nad1>r Joanna Moore ( 1 hr . 30 min ) ~aGIWCWf'llll.MD · llOVll 'Mr .Jeroc:hu ( 1969 Comedy) Patricio. Mncnee Connie Stevens (2 hrs) CD llOVll 'G11oa" ( 1946. Orama) Alla Haywort". Glenn Ford (2 hrs ) Cl) MOVW The Man W1tn The Power" ( t977 Hurror) Bob Neill. Vic Morrow (? hr!>) flD AlmlCMllTIMITI Ii) NATIONAL QIOCllW'tlC lf'ICIAl "Aatn FtHtl<.I" An e~plorarlon of the r0<;h vnrtety 111 l)IAnl and animal Ole 1n fhe rain lorests ufCo,;taAoc~=Ld (1 hr) I r ) COLLIQI Jackson11111e Doi· ph1ns at Alabama Blazers (2 hrs) oSl llOWll "lhe T1111 Ta1get" (1951 Ota r11M O•Cll Powell Paula R&yrnund ( 1 hr . 18 •;;,J. 1:1111 AICOM t.111 ~ l&1JQMt *MD ,...,,.. llO¥ll "The Mayoc Of Lassie" ( 1978. Adventure) J11mt1~. Stf'lwmt Ml(1k11y Roo-- ~ ( 1 hr , 39 min ) U llO¥ll ··Pardon Mon Affa11e" ( 1977, Comedy) Je&tT Rooheto11. Anny Ouper &!J ( 1 hr . 48 min ) (l ' llO"I "Antony AnCI Clol<>patr•" 1197?. Drama) Charlton Hnton. Hilde- -lunday t '" J • '' h '·''''' SPfAJ( OUT AGRICU\. TURl U.l .A. NF\. OAm Of THI WHK I /\tf 1 l I H •lllNO PPIONI: OfAO Oii ALIVE? 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Oram11) Kirk Douglas, Edward G Rnb1n~.nn A m1<ig1J1CJed ac101 trnds happ•· '"""· 111 1111 <1~~1qfan1 p1oducer's lob (2 '"'· l HJ llOVll Nf'1ghl>O•!'-" t 1981 Comedy) John UPlu·.r11 Diin Ayluoya A middle CIAS5 subv1ban l.OVl)lt' di(' 'SUb)eCled 10 the ~flange,! 24 "our period of 1hel1 lrves :itrer their b1ta119 new ne1ghbor9 movto 1n ne•t door A ( 1 h1 34 min) 0 llOVll V1cfor I VIClona ( 1982 C Omt>Cly) Julit1 And1ews. Robert Preston A. uay in'Pll!'>IJl!O k.trns 11 slarv1ng singer 11110 th!' 111yf.' ot 1930s Pnrr" by t>tlllng h11 as Euiope ~ g1~te .. 1 tema1e 1mpersona to1 R' (2 hrs 1!> min J ( $) M0¥9 "T 1me BAnd1ts" ( 198 1 Come oy) Crarg Warnock. 0111110 W11rne1 A young boy ts taken on n trip through ttme bv n b1'nd ol dlm1n11tlllf1 wnuld bf! outlaws o11.t11 I d1'Vt. f If?:' d J1r,11>-Vw,Jf~I map horn ll•" "'f.J"'" p Elt>11 \:I PC. 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January 14. 1983 25 -Tuescl hJIP 14 IQ'•' 1.,• 1 I I ti<, 1n11 :z Pt 1, ' J I ~ 1 "!, 1 t11t1r1f-lv dpn ,f! ~ ' I tr 1 1 H) IHI 1 ..... ~Eveningliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. 1, t• y.=.r1 ./\ vtt'wr 1 ' t' l 11 H AU 8'MIEJI IN A DAY \ I' 11 t rul I I Nl1· .. a~.~= ...... ~ '::~ A1 "'I di ' tr C1'•1ull' lhal corre• ted l ,,,, n.)f ~··P1 .. 1y .1•1t "' il<·e~~;~:: -~~ lllAlllNO LOY! ~ "" rt.rr.1p1o;1~ mi!n 1n lhe c;ltPPI 1n1pr11·1•w', 'Ir• I .-nl1>1 trtm1nQ an1nh1l1t1n ,.,p r,,, .. ,,.,l(Pct '" ((HT1 P~'e qu1-1~t orv., ti , t .,,. "~ .-it• ,,,, ' ~,rn;l <.pxuilhly 11. J llOVll '>• 11 J11•r lr1 I h1• f1.w1 1 196J r 1Jme1lyl '·• ~... I f',J•,(J(l SIPVI' McOuPP• A , un 1 ..,.,Ill<'' 1 l 1i1e!. 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Wc>dne day on KNXT (2). ~MAGIC Of DICOllATIYI l'AINTINO H IUTOflY Of "'° ~ Pe1e fir 'f'll>' n I S•mpson 11ne1 Me11n Jc>t> 1 ''"""'' ,,,., ,m111ng the lorrner Nrt play "'" "·" t<P'> 11n11 offtc1als docum!'nllng lhe t11\lu1y JI p1 J IOllltl.ill 1 h1 10 min I .. El]) WALT oee.Y GI) ntl MW Of THI DOllMUM A p1111ate d!'lec;llvfl is 111ded by h1s 1110 al Dob+>rm1tn p1n~ht>rs n solving lhP mut1101 ol il e1e1111ery ooy who wa1. black rna111ng A <,h1pp1n11 magnate (A) ( I hr ) 8 llOVll P-.ychO" ( 1960 Mystery) Anthony Perkins Janet l 11.gh A young woman f'•1tnuntoro; 11 µsy1 hotic k1ll111 11he1 '>IPnhoy •l 1arg11 sum of money lrom her nrnploye• (2 hi\ ) 0 @' HAltl'Y DAYI K C toll~ for th11 yCllml.) 1 on1111 I r l1n1111 h11~ hlfe1j to t>f' h1~ new ruec.h.rn1c. D 0 llOVll -7Tlnrr11t.ucJ11 '1978 Orom111 W.;yn~· C>av•d Crawfv1d J11son r11ets A LC>llPQf' ""' 11'.'nl 1r1es to prove a l hPrn1ca1 c.n111p11ny 1r. se< rt>lly 11ump1ng !OKI<. WIJSIR~ 1nlo a !Own "w.llf'r <;upply (2 hr~ I 'l.l IOU CD , ... llAQAZINI An 1rnplan1 procPClttrP 1t1,11 c.orrfleled >t woman'<; ~ever11ly arlhlll 1c hands. a l11m1tv ot txi•era Cl) llCMI Moeeif (Pert 1) ( 1976 Or11 m11) Burt Lancalle• Anlhof'ly Quayle Thf> 1111' r•I ""' fl1011ca1 leaOPr who brought Ille H,.1_,,,,,.,., nu1 ul ,l.l11e1y 11> Egypl and took lh•n 1n lt•e bO•cJPr~ ot the Prom•sed land 1• ch1un1c IPd !:" hr<; J Ell) MOVA 'Hawa11 Crucible 01 life'· A ,...,e.1l1ng 1ou1 1\ la~en of lhe land of v04· utMle!. whose beauty has ma~ It e sym- bol ol pleasure and vacation o ( 1 hr ) ~ llfYlllllY "Sergeant Cribff The Last T 111mpet Sergeant Cribb Ines IO find out who wilnts 10 prPVent lhe sal4J of Jumbo. the mos1 teleh•aled eklphanl at lhe Lon- •Jon loo lo America D (I hr I C llOVll Cilnnon11all Run' ( 1981 ('>mPOyl Burl Reynotds Dom Deluise Va11m1\ nOdball cMracters compete 1n e c;o.1~1 10 coost au10 race 'PG" ( 1 hr • 35 n''" J l .. WOfl..,.llTPY<ICD.,..""ITlll ... S 1 llOVll Srn11oih Palace ( f981. Dr•· mn) Bruno L11wrence. Anna Jemlaoo A Ni>w le111nno 1unl\yard owner'• ruined •n.lrllAQf' tnkes a dramallc turn loward despa111t1-0n and 111olence ( 1 hr. 40 min) OllOVll 'The Fan" tt981. Suspense) l nuren Bacau J1mes Go1net A populer film <1l11r is 111Ctlm1zed by 1 psychotic ad1rnrer A' (2 hrs ) Z) llOVll "Duel Fot Four" ( 19&2. Ora· rM J Mike Pr95ton Otane Ciiento An Au1· 11111t11n 1nv •ITlf>Ofl•r wtioM bullneee II on .. i f 11y1 '''lll"'1~ I .I,~' rJ,Jt nM' •~ t1 .~ .n JSll, T 11'"'"' ( (hr !>i. 11110 1 .. 0 I[) A111J fh;• ••tll I lat II.rd' ( li,/H I \llllV\Jyl ~hlll 1'1< .. .,. ... f l'HI 1 JU 1111111 • lall IT1l My "" l ""~'' t~ ( l'l'i;> Come1ly) M,11,1.,l "'4111 111111 l 1•1l>tlll lt11t.1111I tl hrt I 91:11 C < 111 •\r l"I~ tl 1 ••t1t1•lr I A11lhOfly (}tJJlltl • •'I 1 ll Ult ' I ,., .-, lllltl ) H I ~•I •\•111 ''"' 1-.,11";Ju'"" 1 l'llll Ad\of+ttlWuJ Ann' .1l••d I hit~• lrnJ lty Tu11H11 l th, .. ,., I I • u I" 1 111u I I "' II II "' , ,,,, I ''I/Ii (J1.1111r11 Mu t•.tt•I ( 1 ••I Ht t1111 f-41•.., JI f I t' A', lllitl I 7•1f 1 li1ldot ( ld!tt' 11'f'1f• (h.uuu) JtHlll '11ftHt•l•t1·. l 111.,. M.111, .. ,,,, l.' tu•,, 0 ,,,,. 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I• 1 t"I 1 tro Be11•t Hlarr Brown (I , I .1 '""' I 5:0I 17 ..,, '""" "'Y 014 1197 t Weslern) M '" r fl• .1n i<t• II 12 hrs ) 5::30 0 r r v"!. ~ 1 198 1 Friday, January 14, 1983 Adven- 27 -Tuesday Cont. 0 llOVll i 1Cl81 f>t '" (....,.' ...... ~,, 0 ""'' ,, t ', . .,,,, ,, t'h1q1wf1f, I 11 hr "8 ' ,. s HUQtlE ll' ... ,;;w, r, > ... f p • 11 ..ii,,., t.t),lff-.o lhf If I !! ,~•, JO lf'tn I 29' ([ Cal NIWt MOHTWA TCH IOAIWONJ> llOVll 1 .... r .,, I I " lo df1 11Q81 ( l" i ,..1111,,. It A ttl f'' t ._ '-1.•·1 ' •Iv • tlt'•P: r t•t fr fl•f n t ,,,,, t I t, ,, " '1 II 1 Z M0VI( f,I» '11 I 1 fq t 11 ,t.1 Dr 1r• t~, 1 •'• A. ( l' i .. ._,,..,,.ir,.,, •. ~p f\q1P• l.cl r 1 P ~ c MOVll 'H··1 ti. If It ~JI I t (ff ltfJI'-. t I f trt.f rtf " ,, ... ~ llOV11 M11'>1(.ll1 I l1lf'J1p(j ar 1l r ··• .. $ I I H'l"'"'" A]..1r•1u .. SP""'' ,, 1' I. 1 im0 VH' t, •fi,1 l J~r ''""'' f11r J t h1.1l1-, , ,c, 1 r:, .:r ,., n llf , .. 'fl z ,,, ltp 1 <18 1 t ,...,, t ,,,,~.... 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Born m Los Angeles an 1945, Thomas became the principal guest conductor of the Los Angeles Ptulharmoruc at the beginning of the 1981-82 season. He graduated with a master of music degree from use m 1968, m addition he has served as associate conductor of the Boston Symphony, music director of the Bu!falo Philharmonic He regularly conducts the Chicago. Pittsburgh and San Francisco symphonies. As duo pianists, the Labeques have toured throughout Europe. They have performed with the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, the Rotterdam Philharmonic, the Suisse Romande in Geneva, the Orchestra National de France and the London Sinfonietta. They regularly appear at major music festivals and are active in the field of chamber music. The sisters began studying music when they were very young They graduated from the Pans Conservatory where they were awarded joint first prize for piano in l 968 The Lebeques made their American debut with the Los Angeles Philhannonic in 1979 and recently appeared as special guests with guitarist John Mc - Laughlin and his ensemble in a Jazz at the Bowl event. Saturday's program will open with Ingolf Dahl's Music for Brass. The Labeques will be featured in Mozart's Concerto in E flat. The concert will close with Berloiz's "Symphonie. Fantastique." Michael Tilson Thomas returns to Orange C.Ounty Saturday as principal guest conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. French pianiata Katia and Marielle Labeque will be (eatured 90loi1ta. p-!!'~~~~~~~------------------------------~~------·-~-- ~~----------------------------------~~-~--l_h_• __ C_l_a_•_s_lc_• _____ ~,__----------------------------------~ (") !Chamber music ... Fullerton concert Sunday afternoon Violi'-lt Mi hon Thoma!!o. Cellist Gabor R.-jto The F\tl.lerton Fnends of Music will sponsor the second concert in its 24th season Sunday with a chamber music presentation Fe~tured will be V\Olutist Y uk1ko Kame1, viol.Lst Milton Thomas, cellist Gabor Re]t.o and p1arusl Edouardo Delgado. They will JOm in a concert of chamber music by Beethoven, Dohnany1 and Dvorak The free concen is co-sponsored by the Cornmuruty Services Department of the City of Fullerton and wlll be held in the Performing Arts Center of Sunny Halls High School, 1801 Warburton Way, FuUerton, at 3:30 p.m Kame1, a former student and assistant to Jascha Heifetz, is known on the concert stage mtemauonally and t.eat·hes music at UCL.A and other uruvers1ues. She recently began to record. Thomas has performed with artists such as Casals, Stern. Paugorsky, Myra Hess and fluust James Galway He al.so teaches a t USC and other ochools. and conducts master classes in Japan and England Re]t.o atu•nded the Musk Academy an Budapest and studied under Casals tn Spam I le has played in such noted ~oups as the Hun~a.n.an and Paganiru quartets, and is a founding member of the Alma Tno Re]t.o has taught at USC for over 25 years Del~ado studied music in his-nauve Argentm.a. m Venice. and at Juilllard tn New York His many honors include the Vladinur Horovitz Award, and winner of the Manhattan Orchestra C.Ompelltion Ill 1968 He has given many reotals and played numerous Ort'hestral solos in South America, Europe and the Um~ States The artists will perform Beethoven's Piano Tno No 11, Opus 12la vanauons on "lch btn der Schneider K.ak.adu," Dohnany's Serenade in C Major for violm, viola, and cello, and Dvorak's Piano Quartet in E Flat. Opus 87 Pianis t Edouardo De lgado Violin is l Yukiko Kamei ---~-~~-~----~~----~-'~-~~-'"~'e~'"'~'-•_•_lo_n~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~ Orange Coast theater ... ·Flurry of casting notices The tum of the calendar bnngs a flurry of casting notl«'S from theater groups a long the Orange Coast The C.OSta Mesa C1Vlc Playhouse, which staged an aU-romedy 1982 slate, turns serious Jan 27 with the opening of "A Far C.Ountry," Henry Denker's dramatization of the early years of S igmund Freud R ober t K okol will e nact the f amed psychotherapist, with Nancy Andrews as his young, aippled patient. Others in the C.OSta Mesa cast are Paula Kraus, Rochelle Sav1tt, Allan Stone, Elizabeth Ltt, Joe Rit.kes and Leonard Han8en. Pau Tarnbelliru 18 directmg the show on the expanded Civic Playhou8e st.age Performancet will be given Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:30 through Feb 12 at the theater, on thP. Orange County Fairground.a. w\th reservation8 available at 754-5159. ~aring up for a Feb 4 opening are Moliere'• ''Tartuffe" at the Newport Harbor Acwn Theater and Tenneseee Wllllarn.I' "The Gius Menagerie" at the Irvine Community Theater. Don Laffoon, the Dally Pilot'• recently honored "man of the year" in theater, i. ~ ''Tartuffe" and ia shifting Its location from Moliere• France to present-day DaJlaa where the tltle char8C'U"f' will bear a strong n!9embl.ance to one J .R. Ewing John Wcstl\11. will play Tartuffe, with Nancy Eb9e'fv Burt Goodman, Julie McDowell and Corbett Bartli ln other major rolee. C'.omplet.lna the <:Ml are Wayne Wagner, Alyw Rome, Ted liardwlck and Roni Dixon. By TOM TITUS Of the Dally Pllot S tarr "Tartulfe" will play Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 p .m. through Feb. 27 at the theater, 390 Monte Vista St., C.osta Mesa. Call 631·5110 for Ucket information. "The G1ua Menagerie," which introduced Williama to Broadway, ls being directed by Phil de Barros for the Irvine Community Theater. The drama ls bi.aed on the playwright's ee.r1y life ln St. Lou.is. Laurie Lambert stars aa the mother, Amanda, with Woody Jones playing her 90n, Tom, and Lenore Stjeme cast aa the daughter, Laura. The "gentleman caller " will be played by Louis Spartano. A four-weekend run la .cheduled for "The GlaH Menagerie" at Irvine's Turtle Rock Community Park o n Sunnyhlll Ro.cl off Turtle Rock Drive. Curtain is 8 p .m . Friday• and Saturdaya (dark Feb. 11) and 2 p .m . Sundays through Feb. 27, with det.ailt avail.able at 857-5496. ••• OPENING TBl8 weekend are Noel Coward's "Private 1.Jvea" at U\e San Clemente Community Theater (4~). "Look Who'• Lauahina" at the Oarde.o Grow Community Theeter (WT-5122) and Shakelpeare'1 ''Meuure for M-.i.re, •· conclud.ln« a four.night run tonight and Saturday at UC lrvtne (833-~11). Next week'• openina calendar alee> la heavy, with "She AllO lla.nc:M" arrlvir\a at South Cout .Reperwry's Seoood Si.p (957-4033) and "Ann.le ~t Your Gun" bowing in at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse in San Clemente (492-9950), both on Tuesday night. UC Irvine (833-6617) opens "PTcnlc" Wed.ne9day Costa Mesa's aforementioned "A Far Country" opens Thunday and ''The Gin Game" is ticketed for a Friday opening at the Laguna Moulton Playhouae (494--0743). BACKSTAGE -A ~·long musical theater workshop will be offered Jan. !3 at the Laguna Moulton Playhou.e, 606 LaiUflA Canyon Road, Laguna Beach . . . the clua will cover muaical theater, movement and choreofvaphy . . . further information on fees and other details may be obtained by calling the pl.ayhoua at flM.-0743. South Coest Repertory la pceparing lb wtnter 9e91ion of the SCR evening CONel'V&tory, offering C"OW'lll!9 ln actina. YC6ce and linalna fOI' people lA and older . . . tbe c1-begin Monday and run through March 17, with further Information available by calling 957-2602. • • • CALLBOARD -Tht Oarden Orove c.ommun.ity Theeter will hold audiUON for ''The Peopht Next Door'' Sunday at 2;30 p .m . and Monday at 7:30 p.m. . . d.lrec:tor Howard Solomon la lookina for four men and Uvt women, wlth de\aila avan.blt by cal.llna 897-~122 .• The San Cement. Community '11\eater will hold auditionl few \M comedy "See How 'nwey Ru.a" Sundar_at 1 p..m. end Monda>' at 7 p.m. ln the Cabrillo ~Mu.. 202 Ave. C9brillo. Sen Clemen~ ... dl.rectcr Robert Hutf.nat wOl be cmUna 8'x men and ~women .. .I , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----1~'~-'-a_b_l•~'-o~r_a_b_I•~__..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 2 Oceans • • • Trying to please every palate ~ J OCEANS, J 750 S . Pac1f1c Coast Highway, Laguna 13each. 494-0666. Dinner served from 5 to 10 p .m seven days a wttk Sunday brunch served from 11.30 a.m to 3 p .m. Dinners from $8.50 to SJ 9 95 Brunch from $3 jQ to $6.95. Reservations recommended Beer and wme only. Lot and street par Jung. Oceans restaurant 1S nestled in a tiny location facing the stream of motor traffic on Pacific Coast Highway yet close enough to the sea to offer the rapturous 9Ctmt of 1t.s briny name. This quaint eatery opened two years ago, t.akmg over from the popular health food house called Mother's Kitchen. Oceans is a family operation and, boasts manager Moji Sedghi, everything on the menu 1s prepared on the premises. The Sedgh1 fanuly 1J1UTUgra!ed from Iran six years ago and opened their sealood and steak dining spot with no prev10us experience in the restaurant business MoJi's father, Al, is responsible for purchasing while her mother, Mahin, is at the helm m the kjtchen Her sisler, Shore, prepares all the desserts on the menu with speoal effort and pride accorded to a very nch and flavorful chocolate mousse The restaurant offers three places for its guests an indoor dirung room, garden room and outdoor pauo area. The paUo is not used much dunng Wl.Jlter and the garden room may be a bit chilly for some, aJthough there are healers that seem to work well The duung room 18 mumat.ely Lit, with emerald ~reen tablecloths that match the ceiling. wh1te cloth By JOEL C. DON Of tbe DaUy Pilot Statf napkl.ns and carnations at each table, accented by French doors and earthy wooden walls deoocated with art ahow prinla. On our weekend visit, a soloist added the final touch with background music via string instrumenta. Curioualy, there's no unifonnity to the table chairs, although the hodgepodge ia not particularly disturbing to the eye. We did find, however, that the booths were 90mewhat tight for space and the angle of the elegantly upholstered seating a bit too stiff. The menu offers a bountiful selection from the deep, as well as combil)ations with st.eak for the beef lover. There's also a chicken entree, but it is eclipsed by such delicaies as mahi mahi, shark, swordfish, salmon, scallops and a most interesting 1 lem, Mexican squid prepared like abalone. Some recent additions under the Chefs Special heading are steak and crab legs, pepper steak, t.enyaki steak as well as 90ffie entrees that seem like oddities for a seafood house. veal parmigiana, wiener !IChrutz.el and shlSh kabob. There's also a hamburger, Laguna burger (grilled vegetable lentil patty) and a ;;quid sandwich Guacamole quesad1Jla, ench ilada casserole and vegetables crowned w1th cheese sauce are listed under Gounnet HeaJth Foods and there are four giant salads to choose from. Perhaps Oceans is trymg to please JUSt about every pa.late this side of the Rock.tes We were excited about trying a fish and vegetable pate ($4.:>0), but thlS homemade appetizer V(fMI not available on our recent visit. So we Rt1Jed ~ on· crab meat and 8Callops aaut.eed in white wine ~ and butter, which was well accompanied by s&euny ! whole grain and raisin rolls. 1ile sauce was delicate ~ and teuoned with 8Cal.lions, though the -=aJlops Ci were undercooked. ~ Dinner selectiona lnclude 80Up or salad• well ~ as choice of rice or potato. Our salads were a true ~ pleuure, generous portion. of colorful delights c from the garden including red cabbage, cucumber S slices, panley, grated carrots and a mix of iceberg and romaine lettuce. The hol.Lle ranch-style dreming • was both creamy and wonderf~~ and I :,. en;>~ ::::~0~::~$12.95~, ~ ! on a broiler as are all th e fish entrees. Mahin Sed~hi cooked the fish to lta lender and flavorful best, a difficult feat on any grill. Scalloped potatoes were drenched in a light cream sauce and were a nice complement to the fish. I opted for the shrimp and scallops combination ($13.95), since Oceana was dishearti.ngly out of my first choices of swordfiah, shark and the speda.l squid dish. Nevertheless, I was pleased that the scallops were well-<XX>ked this time to tender and su~nt perfect.Ion. In addition. the rest.aur:ant serves a marvelous herb rice pilaf, with the flavor of mint and other savory spices. There 1s a limited selection of California vanet.als and beveragH include five herbal teas. expresao and cappuccino. Reservations are taken for groups of four or more people and lunches are served during the summer mon~. when guests can fully enjoy the charming patio area. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--\~--~A~'-'_h_•~Af~o_v_I_•_•~-~,...._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'Enigma • • •• Scorecard is needed to follow complex plot By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of tbe Daily Pilot 8tatt G<>t your road map ready? Here's the plot of the new film "Enigina": Alex Holbeck is an American-born East German defector living in Paris who is asked to perform a spy mission for the CIA. Five Russian c:iis&dents are scheduled for assassination on Christmas Day. Holbeck must return to East Berlin and steal the Enigina decoding circuit that will allow the CIA to learn which people are marked for assassination and to thwart these killings. The scheme will only work, however, if the Russians do not reall7.e the decoder has been stolen. But Holbeck's return to East Berlin has leaked out, and he finds himself punued both by F.ast German security aeents and the KGB, who wrongly believe Holbeck la after a new Russian plane. Are you with me ., far? When hia contact people are abducted. Holbeck turns to an old lover, Karen. for help. She begins an affair with a top KOB -cent to obtain tmlde lnfonnaUon Gil the h'::'Dt foe Holbeck. She inadvertently tips the Russians to Holbeck's plan. But actually, that's what Holbeck hoped she would do because he fed her false information. Meanwhile, even Holbeck doesn't suspect that Washington may be counting on him to fail so that the Rusmans will be fooled about his mission. U you think the Russians are confused, think of the people who are trying to sit through this movie without a scorecard. "Enigma." a British-French co-production, is a tenae spy thriller that ultimately tripe up on one triple-cross too many. If you look past the complex plot, though. you'll find ~ capable perfonnanoe. by Martin Sheen u Holbeck, Brigitte Fomey as h.i.s i'Mt German lover. and Sam Neill as the clever KGB agent. Director Jeannat Szwarc ("Jaws ir•) handJm the acdon .. UeJlClee lkillfully, lncludlnl an ambulh ln Holbeck•• Paria apann)ent. a atudint rlbt arid di~ fire in Elit Berlin and • claaa ~ • holPltal 8Ji8itte F~y atan u Karen and Martin Sbee.a portray• Alex in the moYi~ "Enigma," ehowinl now in Oraqe Coaat theaten. ' : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--"'~-~~-0_1_v_•_,_•_l_o_n_•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- : -PLAYS------- .... "ANNIE GET YOUR GUN." the mUlical biography ~ of Aruue Oakley, opeN Wedneeday at Sebutian's West ::l Dinner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, San Clemente ; (492-99~). Perfonnanoes will be given 1\lelldays through ..., Saturdays at varying curtain times. Currently on stage i.a >. "Fuuan'1 Rainbow," playmg through Sunday. ~ "BOY MEETS GIRL," a vmtage comedy, 11 on stage ~ al South Coast Repenory. 655 Town Center Drive. Costa !t: Mesa (957-4033). Curtain llmee are 8 p.m. Tuesdays ¢; through Saturday&, 7:30 Sundays and 2:30 on weekend "g -1temoons. through Feb 13. ~ "DESIGN F'OR MURDER," a mystery play. ~ continues at the HunUneton Beach Playhouae, in the ~ SeadiU Village shoppinJ center at Mam Street and ~ Yorktown Avenue, Huntington Beach (8'7-4465) 0 Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through = Feb. 12 Cl. "MEE:!' ME CN ST. LOUIS," musical 11et in the early 1900&, continues at the Harlequin Dinner Playhoule, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana (979-5511). Performancea are given nightly except Mondays at varying cunain times ~Feb.20. "FINl.AN'S RAlNBOW," a musb.1 oomedy, bl on atqe at Sebastian's West Dumer Playhoule, 140 Ave. Pico. San Clemente (492-99~). Performances are given nightly except Mondays al varying curtain times through Jan. 16 "PRIVATE LIVES," Noel Coward's romantic comedy, opens this weekend at the San Clemente Community Theater, 202 Ave. Cabnllo, San Clemente (492-0465). Curtain 11 8 p.m Fridays and Saturdays through Feb 5. "SHE Al.SO DANCES." the world prenuere oC an ongin~J play with mu.1c, opens Wednesday on the Second Stage of South Coast Repertory. 655 Town Center Dnve. Co.ta Mesa (957-4033). Perfonnanca will be given Tue!ldays through Saturdays at 8.30. Sundays at 8 pm. and weekend matinees at 3 pm. until Feb. 5 ''THE SU.VER WHISTLE." a comedy ael ln an old fol.la' home, conttnues at the Westmi.nater Commwuty Theater, 7272 Maple Street, Westmirulter (995-4113). Curtain bme is 8:30 p.m Fridays and Saturdays through Feb. 5. -DANCE------ UC IRVINE. Fine Arts Concert Hall. Works choreographed by fll'Wl-year graduate atudenta in dance will be pert~ Jan. 12-15 at 8 p.m. Ticlteia are $4 general. lnf onnationi 8J3.-66 l 7. -MUSI~..-------- THE MUSIC CENTER, 135 N. Grand Ave., Lo. Angielem. Lo. ~ Philhannonic N-Music Group praenta "An Evenina wUh Steve Reich," Jan. 17 at 8:30 p rn. Far information call (213) 972-7211. THE MUSIC CENTER, 135 N. Grand Ave., Loa ~ The &Int Paul Chamber On:bmtaa wW perform What 's showing along Orange Coast Orange Coast College's 115-voice chorale will present a concert Saturday at 8 p.m. in OCC's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Jan. 21 at 8:30 p.m. under the baton of Pincbaa Zuckerman. Zuckerman will a1IO play the violin with the group. For informallon. call (213) 972-7211. NEWPORT KARBOR HIGH, Auditonum, l6&h and l.rvme, Newport ~ach. lrvine Conaervatory of Music String OrcheatTa will perform Jan. 16 at 3 p .m. information 557-8243. CHAPMAN COLLEGE, Salmon Recital Hall. Orange County Guitar Orcle preeenta a recital Jan. 15, 8 p.m. Ad.rnllKion $5 general. UC IRVINE, fine Arta <:oncert H.alL Lutenist Nigel North will perf onn Jan. 17 at 8 p.m. General admbliorl $5 Information 833~79. ORANGE OOAST OOLLEGE. a.ta Mesa. Bua trip to view the Harry James Big Band in concert at El Camano C.olJep in Torrance will leave OCC Paritine lot af 6:30 p.m. Jan. 29. Reglatrallon fee of $14 covera transportation and tacketa. lnfonnation 556-5880. ORANGE COAST COLLF.GE, CA.ta Mesa. Big Band concert f eat.urln& a.car Bruhear will be held Jan. 16 at 2 p.m. Ticketa are $3. lnformauoo 556-5527. THE MUS IC CENTER, 135 N. Grand Ave., Lo. Angeles Michael Tlbon Thomu conducta the Loe Angeles Philhannonk Jan. 14. 8:30 p.m.: Jan. 16, 2:30 p.m : Jan. 19, 8:30 p.m. Katia and Marielle Labeque, pianuta, will be featured 10lo&SU. Infonnation (213) 972-7211. ORANGE OOAST OOLLEGE. CA.ta Mesa, 0CC Chonale perfonm Mendei.ohn, Verdi and Brahma Jan. 15 at 8 p.m. Ticketa are $3 ln advance: $ot at the door. Information 556-M2'7. GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE. Huntington Beach. Solo piano and multiple keyboard recital by Jack en.an will be held Jan. 21 •t 8 p.m. in the main theetier. General acfml"'on la ~- THE INCREDIBLE JIM BAILEY SINGER-ILLUSIONIST ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1983 Jeff Bosackl, Musical Director KNO'ITS BERRY FARM, Buena Park. Mitch Miller will hold two concen., at 2:30 and 8 p.m. on Feb. 3 ln the Good Time Theaw. Ticket information 971-4014. TURTLE ROCK COMMUNITY PARK, # 1 Sunnyhill Drive, Irvine. UC Irvine Big Band Jazz Enlemble will preeent music of the '30I and '40ll Jan. 16, 2-4 p..m. Adrnlalion ii $8/couple, ~/general. Information 660-3643. -ART------- LONG BEACH MUSEUM OF ART, 2300 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach. Exhibition of poet.en by Muaml Teraoka will be on dlsplay from Jan. 16-March 13. Hours are Wednaday·SWlday, noon-5 p.m. SHERMAN LIBRARY AND GARDENS. 2647 &.. Cout Highway, Corona del Mar. Four work.ahope on Chine9e An.ash Painting will be offered Jan. 19, Feb. 2, Feb. 23 and March 9. Registration la $25; supplia fee Is $14. Information and registration, call 673-2261. -ETC.------. ORANGE OOAST 001.LroE. Co.ta Mesa. Tour Jan. 22 will attend the El Camino College performance of the Chineee Clreus. Registration fee of $13 includes transportation and ticketa. &» leavea parking lot at 6:30 p.m. Information 556-5880. LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM OF ART, 307 Cliff Drive, Lagw\a Be.ch. Two-part allustnted alide lecture on watercolor painting w1ll ~ottered .fan. 2i and-28 from 9:30-11:30 a .m . Admlasion, which includes continent&! breakfast. ii $5 for membera, $7.~ for non- members. -SINGLES-· ----- JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF SOUTH OEANGE OOUNTY. Single. Bowling at Irvine Laos Jan. 15 at 7 p.m. c.c.t of $6 includel three games and ahoea. Happy Hour Jan. 26, 5-7 p.m. will be held at A.T . Leo'a, 3910 E. Coaat Hlebway, Corona del Mar Admi9liort of $3 includes first drink and hon d'oeuvres Information 833-1017, 497-2070. DISNEYLAND HCYI'EL, Embaay Ballroom. 11~ W . Cerritoa Ave., Anaheim. C>wr-30 Dance will be held Jan. 19 at 8:30 p.m. Admillion $3. gentlemen admitted ffft. Information 525-7657. HILTON AT nlE PARK HarEL, 1855 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. Big Band Dance will be ~ Jan. 16 at 8:15 p.m. Admimion $3.~. all ages. Information 525-7657 NEWPORT CENTER PUBLIC LIBRARY, 856 San Clanmte Drtv., Newport Beach. Di8cumion. ''Can You Haw ll Allr Jan. 15 r>-7 p.m. Admimion $3. Information Ml-1232. . CASK & CL.&AVER, C>nmge. Wheel of Friendship. for lbl&)el over 45, will hold a TGIF evening Jan. 14. Baent9liam and information 525-5549, ~- HY A Tr HCYI'EL. 1700 S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim. People Sampler Jan. 15 at 8 p.m . Admlulon $12. Information M5-0840. .. -( )== JAN 28 JAN 29 SHOWTIMES 8:30 and 11:00 SEVERINSEN andX2BRON English lutenist to perform ~ Mu91cat d•t«:lof of ... N8C Tonight Show VcMd lop iw-onlllrUlnenlllll9 10coneewlMI~by11\e Pi.yboy MuSic Pott ~ "My mlncl'a LIFE la the muaic • • • the mulllc 11 Xebfon" $11 .00TICKETSAVAILABLE -os AT G.B. BOX OFFICE, TICKETAON • AND CHAAGEUNE 213/688-7380 Nigel North will perform selections on the baroque lute and 19th century guitar in the Fine Arts Concert Hall at UC Irvine at 8 p.m. Monday. GOWEN BEAR ~ JOe PACIFIC COAST ~ HUN'TINGTON BEACH• 714-S38-9e00 "THREE CHEERS FOR 'KISS ME GOODBYE' " "BEST FRIENDS IS BURT AND GOLDIE'S BEST'' A warm romantic comedy that la fully like -LINDA GROSS, LA TIMES life. They'll make you feel good all over." -REX REED .... • I '' \ \ ~~~ •;• . ' 1• ,. \• 1 "•It ~ c... ~ c .. -< I 4 • I l ' --------. -.. - :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Currently Screening~,__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0) ..... • KISS ME GOODBYE: Rated PG, stars Sally ... Field. Jeff Bridges and James Caan in a tired plot ?"' hne involving a man, woman and the woman's first ~ husband -in spirit form. Some funny momenta, c: but most are predictable. ~ TOOTSIE: Rated PG. Dustin Hoffman plays an >: out of work actor who dona women's clothing and ~ wins a soap opera role. Funniest film of the year, ;: and it's quite touching, too. Jessica Lange, Teri Garr ~ and Bill Murray are superb in supporting roles. Qj THE VERDICT: Rated R for language. Paul ~ Newman gives his best performance in years as a e> drunken lawyer who pulla hllmelf together t.o try a 1 longshot case against a powerful legal firm ~ representing the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston. -HONKYTONK MAN: Rated PG. Clint .Q Eastwood sheds his macho image for this warm· il: hearted family film about an ailing country singer traveling to Nashville for a Grand Ole Opry audition during the Depression. F.astwood directed the~· which aJao stars hia 14-r~-old aon Kyle as the singer's nephew and traveling companion. AIRPLANE Il THE S~UEL: Rated "PG, 1tar1 Robert Hayes, Julie Hagerty, Lloyd Bridges and Raymond Burr. Funny continuation of the first movie, a parody of disaster fl.ickB, doesn't work as well becauae characters have become too familiar. BEST FRIENDS: Rated PG, stars Burt Reynolds and Goldie Hawn as a couple who decide to marry after living together for years. Most of the Mo ~ies now showing along Orange Coast comedy comes in the depiction of the couple's in- law problems. E.T . THE EXTRA-TERRESTRlAL: Rated PG, stars Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace, Robert Macnaughton and Drew Barrymore. This highly acclaimed science-fantasy film deals with a young boy who befriends a little Iott alien from outer space. Thia family film bas been touted a one of the best in years. 48 HRS: Rated R, teams Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy in a stybsh police comedy. Directed by Walter Hill. the film's best aaet is Murphy in his screen debut. STILL OF THE NIGHT: Rated PG, atan Meryl Streep and Roy Scheider in a murder mystery which abounds with Hitchcockian themes. Unfortunately, the film never heats up enough to provide the audience any real interest. ENIGMA: Rated PG, stars Martin Sheen as a secret agent on a mission behind the Iron CUrtain. Plot suffen from predictability and twists which prove unconvincing. GANDHI: Rated PG, stars Ben Kingsley as India's non-violent mahatma. Riveting perfonnance -.un.- "ENIGMA" CPOJ ... ,....., ... ...... u,,..,.., ..... "ONE DARK NIGHT'' -.~ .... ••CNl .... Mt, ... UT,..Ml,NI. ... 8 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS . lncludinl BEST PICTURE <DmN> makes this portrait of a leader, long as it la, continually intriguing. TEX: Rated PG, stars Matt Dlllon and Jim Metzler as brothers growins up in a small Oklahoma town and finding out about the realities of life. Critics are heralding the film u a poaitive tum-around for Dimey Studios. THE DARK CRYSTAL: Rated PG, stars the inspired creations of Jim Henaon. the man behind the Muppets. But the.e creatures an not pigs and ff'OfPI -they're the inhabitants of a fant.uy world where the struggle for good and evil is being played out against a sinister background. A triumph of innovative design and technology. THE EMPlRE STRIKES -BACK: Rated PG. this aequel to "Star Wars" was nearly as well- received aa its predecessor when originally released . Cast revives most of the old characters. played by Mack Hamill, Harriaon Ford and Carrie Fi.sher. and introduces 110me new -including "Yoda" featuring the voice of "Mill PiuY'a" Frank Oz.. THE LAST UNlCORN: Rated G, this is another animated version of a novel -but this time it's for adults as well as the kids. The story, bued on the fantasy by Pet.er S . Beagle, follows the odyssey of a unioom on her eeerch fOJ' another of her own kind. Features the voices of Mia Farrow. Robert Klein, Alan Arkin and Jeff Bridges. THE TOY: Rated PG. this silly comedy stars Jackie Gleason and Richard Pryor. The obvious gags are no longer funny by about half-way thro1.4gh the picture. FIRST BLOOD: Rated R, this Sylvester Stallone film about a Vietnam veteran has plenty of blood and guta but not much storyline. Stallone, as an ex-Green beret, goes on a killing rampage when provoked beyond his limits by a bunch of local cope. TRAi:L OF THE PINK PANTHER: Rated PG stars David Niven, Herbert Lorn and the inimitabl~ Pet.er Sellers aa the bumbling Inspect.or Clouseau. The film b constructed around clips from previous Pink Panther movies, a bad idea that doesn't wock. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMN: Rated R s~ Richard Gere, David Keith, Debra W~er and Louis Gossett Jr. There are very few surpriaes but some beautifully drawn perfonnanoes in thia ta.le of boot camp and romance. It's rated R becauae of language. eex and adult situations. -N .. 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PAUL DISPATCH-PIONEER PRESS MEMPHIS COMMERCIAL APPEAL SNEAK PREVIEWS -PBS-TV SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS KSHB-TV, KANSAS CITY DETROIT FREE PRESS PEOPLE MAGAZINE KTVN-TV, RENO CBS-TV TWENTIE11I CENTURV-IQ( ........ A ZANUCl/ llROl'N PROOOCrlON PAUL NEWMAN I CHARL01TE RAMPLING I JACK WARDEN JAM~ MASON I THE VERDICT I MILO O'SHEA MUSIC BY JOHNNY MANDEL I BXEaJJ'JVE PROOUCBR 8llR1T HARRIS I SCRP.f.NPLAY 8Y DAVID MAM BT ~ON rnE N<WEL BY BARRY REED PROOlJ(J'J) BY RJQIARD D 1.AM.O AND DAVID BllOl'N DJRECl'EO BY SUie WMET ... I • '-' I H ~.a ., .. . - . - M '••-------------------~~~--Q) O> ; Artists' corner opens ~ at Irvine arts center ~ The lrvi.ne Fine Arta Center baa opened the >; "c.ornmunity Artista' Comer" to provide an ~ opportunity for Irvine artists to exhibit their ~ artwork. ~ This month's featured artist is watercolorist ~ Abby Peterson whose paintings will be on display c until the end of the month. Peteraon, who ia alao ~ known for her ceramics, is active in the Irvine i Creative Arts Guild and works as a volunteer at ~ the Irvine Fine Arts Center. Her work has been -shown at the Laguna Beach "Art-A-Fair" and in -0 Ci s ii: the Newport Beach ·ty how. A1Bo on display this month at the Fine Arta Center galleries is a survey exhibit of handmade paper art by 11 Southern California art.Wta entitled "Paperwork." The art center is located at 4601 Walnut Ave. at Yale, in Heritage Park, in Irvine. HOW'B are Monday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tueaday through Thursday. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~·' ~-TE~~~ I 1~~~--1Q~N0"1~-=--Slf()Q,1__;;;:;;;:.==-1-NG--.I~ ~~~ lllfA fl TOllO OllAllE .._ 91• !i29 !i339 ~ !ill·!iUO AMC 0-,. Miii 137-0340 UYPla MON., JAN. 311t SUN. & MON .• FEB. 811 & 7th t:olll .. ArnM~ • EMMYLOU HARNS• MICHAEL MURPHEY •THE KENDAUS • BIU MONROE TICKET INFORMATION &. 549 1512 DINNER NESER VATIONS (714) 0 HEWPOAT FREEWA Y OYER AOAO ex IT. SANTA ANA CltlA MUA fOHTAI• VAUll OIAHE --------------------°" C-~O-O!>IM f1lllllly T-982· 1241 StMNlll 0 I 839 1770 rt rt:.R ~HUR~ A!I CHlt:.f INSPU .. IOR CLOUSEALI- "UPROARIOUS ... Most of the routines arc huge fun and a couple approach grea~." -Vorun1 C" .. nhy, NEW YORK TIMES • • PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES • • •.BARGAIN MATIN•U • MolMlay U•ru Sat•rday Atl hffonnMM:et' bel0te 5:00 PM ·~.,...,(a ........ -......,., ... 81' ,...NDa"------ "'1ltl VIN>ICT" t11t ----- "TOOTatr--.---- I Al(fWOOO CI N!f P •,() lJ l •~ .... ' .... ~ WALKIR"------- .. THE TOY"-,.. ____ . Watercolorist Abby Peterson has her work on display in the new "Community Artists' Corner" at the Irvine Fine Arts Center. ... ... 0.-... tll:tlPA .. ~6"'PA te•f'OtnUT leOTICI! ClllllNWI _. 12 fAUI ---... ---.... ~---.~ --·--Clll-·--,, .. Clll ___ ___,_ ---..... ... ---··-......... 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Vincent Canby, NEW YORK TIM~ Tlae film'• trlampla u ate ... of ••rzll•s performera, wtdl RoOert Mltclll1m at bll ltOlt Mblle and satiric u llte ..,,"' .. a1,.1a1er ol tbea a11. Judith Crist Tlaere u powerfal wrlt:las laere ••• Mlller'a ilredlo11 IHllkb tenalOt1. He nlradl n.-taaa ~-~ Elpeda.lly Den. wbo IWelb DHn>tlc pill IJMI terror, ud loots euclly like tt.e Clho1Jou poUtidul yoe are always ~ }'Olndf ror •otillf lato office, ud Rokri Mltcb1a, wlll.e ...... jowll ... awolleti pt pn10Glfy .-erMe4 A.-rtc:u bra.. Rex Reed, NEW YORK l'OST Brwee Dena u flrat rate, ao are a1J tbe otlltt adon.. Bruce Williamson, Pl.A YBOY Powerfal ........ R*'1 MJtclll1m la •t..ulltl. ... Bni~ Den la~ ... (.,,....._.._ ··~---..... .a. ... ··---&...a.A Wilham Woll lil1111 SllD CllAMPIQNS_BIP __ f ~--·---IWJll _...,., ~---~ ---·---·--,_· lal COin! ~, l.P1IOI: -' JA,g ..ua --,. ---~~ <.....-...... tlllC. I ------9._.____ fR! ..,. ...... .!'Al!I...... • '-'If• .......... -.... ""-IAT/-.11111,MI, .. ::-..=.Tll'r. ...... T,_, ....... ·-· ... Dmt• ~..IL "ONE DOWN: TWO TO GO" <"> .... me. __ IAT/IUM.a.,--. ... "TlllE WALKER".-. ... ,,.._ .,..~ ... ,,..- --- ..,,.. fW 1HI ,_ PMmmR" .......... -,__ IAT/IUM. ... .._ .. , .......... _ ...... .... 9 .-co QI) (.) , . . .... 10 - . ,, . llll.& UT-"'-ll<ul'l.v1 !,,_.,,,.,,.._, !>19 !i339 !ill !>HO -C;o,~ 61• 9111 ~ ~\&M'l•O. ..... COITl.U .,..,_ WUT•tUTUI SI-Olrtt"' !dwarll\ c........ Wnt Utl l/O 891393~ ....... !dw•d! So.ml Co.nl lllwlld! WO<ldllr""" ,,.,. ~461111 c-.... cnu..u !i~1oo!i CAl'llTUll '-t*t_OI,.. .. lllC)•dA-16CCl:"1• '°" .._.........,.,. .. , •S•S ·--, .... Ull~I UCI Committee for Arts Presents NIGEL NORTH -ENGLISH LUTENIST AND GUITARIST Monday, Jan. 17, 1983 - 8pm -Concert Hall Selections Include Compositions by Weiss, Bach. Giuliani and Sor. WINDSONGS -Innovative Clmlcal Jazz EnMmble Saturday, Jan. 22, 1983 - 8pm -Concert Hall Selections Include Compostlons by Matthews, de Falla and Collette. PAULINA DRAKE -Clnalcel Planlat Sunday, Jan. 23, 1983 - 3pm -Concert Hall Selections Include Compositions by Moz•rt, Chopin, and Schumann. . Ticket prices for the above -General -$5, UCI Fac/1taff & Alumni, Sr. Cit. and other 1tudent1- $4, UCI Studentl -$3. Avallebte at the ASUCI Box Office, 833-SS.9 end at the door. JAME8 WELCH • UNIVERSITY ORGANIST UC88 Saturday, Jan. 29, 1983 - 8 pm -Concert Hall SllMctlona lnclut» ComllOllitlOM by Br•hm•, S.Ch, Dupo/ .. H.wltt, Hlndflmlth, St. SHn•, Ko.tM•f & Sch•ldt. FREE ADMISSION, no tlck•tt or ~tloM. -- ·~ I ' I \ I 1-(..., I ' .., I : J ( \ I , • f , ... ' I ,\ I k \ I ' I --- ------------------------------~~--------O-n __ c_o_n_v_o __ • _____ ~~---------------------------- Barbara Barnett musters masters for festival LA QUINT A -From the de9ert to the eea and all of California, Barbara Barnett, executive director of La Quinta Aria Foundatioo. is mUlt.er'ini masten of the arta for the inaugural La Quinta Aria Festival 8Cheduled March 17-20. The new city of La Quinta will be du1.stening its initial year with a flnt-time official celebration of the arta under the direction of a 17-member board of directora of the foundation. with Bernett and John Klimldewicz, chairman of the board, at the helm. "I fell in love with the daert 10 yean ago when I visited a friend here in La Quinta. My stay was only going to be for one evening but e~ to almost a week.'' she says. "The purity of the delM!rt is a real inspiration for arU.ta, and the perfect setting for an arta festival. "The talent apparent here within the art community is overwhelming. There is a large and knowledgeable group to draw on including memben of the Palette Club, friends of the De9ert MWleUID. photographers. crafta-oriented people and traditional 'fine artista'." Barne tt, originally from Middleton, Ohio, migrated first to Chicago after graduating from Miami University in southern Ohio with a bachelor's degree in advertm.ng psycholoc. After six years in Dllnofa; Barnett-left the Midwest and arrived in Hollywood_ in 1967. She moved six months later to L..cuna Be.ch and has made it bet" borne for the put 15 years. In Laguna. Barnett formed ME -Maryland Enterpriles -after working with a profeaor of psychology. She combined her knowledge of art and psychology to perform intemational data collection eervices and initiate marketing of new producta for companies doing both domestic and intemationa}. trade. Anocher World, Another Tune .•• lo the Age of Wonder. NO ff PIA 'l'IN6 Barbara Barnett of Laguna Beach, as executive director of the La Quinta Arts Foundation, is planning the city's art festival in March. IWOlr PIA ¥IN6 FRED al WIWAMSONI BROWN! ... fllCMAN> KELLY! ROUNDTREE! Four ....... Together For The first Tlmel ONE DOWN IWOTOGO ' Norr ·-.:.~· PIArlNli .. 'The Almighty' lack s suspense, excitement ti [i~OINING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE !'l·i THE ALMIGHTY. By Irving Wallace. Doubleday. 403 Pages. $M.95. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:::=============================~~ wrre~! The villain of Irving Wallace's latest novel, "The Almighty," is Edward Annstead, hetr to a vast communications empire that includes a New York newspaper, the "Record." Almost by accident, and then by careful plotting and planning. Armstead rues to the heights of newspaper power and prestige by reporting exclusively on major breaking news events. The trick is that Armstead creates t.heee news events with his own pro-terrorist gang. First, the king of Spain is kidnapped. This is followed by the kidnapping of the aecretary- general of the United Nations. Both are released unharmed. And the "Record" report.a exclusively when these news events occur. But thinp start to go bad whe n Armstead'a gang steals the Dead Sea acrolls from a mw.eum in Jerusalem. The prime minister of Israel, and his guards, accidentally come upon the gang mem ben as they are making their way out of the mw.eum. There is gunfire, and the prime minister is wounded. He later dies from his wounds. Carlos, the infamous international terrorist, is given responsibility for these acts, responsibility Carlos doesn't want. He threatens to kill one of Armstead's veteran reporters, Nick Ramsey, but Armstead's gang manages to kidnap Ca rlos, effectively defusing the threat. The entire world is fooled by Annatead's tactics, including Ramsey and his co-worker, V ictoria Weston. Miss We ston, a relatively inexperienced reporter, eventually begins to suspect a connect.ion between Armstead and the terrorist activities. But it is too late. Annstead has lost control. His next exclusive story will be on the death of the president of the United States. "The Almighty," Wallace's 13th novel, is badly written and poorly ronstructed. Wallace provides the wrong details in the wrong places, clogging the flow of the story line. 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Dr. Goldberger, pre1ldenl of he California Inatitute of echnology, auggeated the Systematic de1truction of weapons aa a final step toward Curious flock to see robin By STEVE MARBLE ~tlleo.IJNotltaff A rare rust-colored robin with a bad sense of direction has brought birdwatchers flocking to Newport Beach. The tiny bird, a native o f Mexico that is supposed to fly south th.is time of year, pulled into Newport laat week and settled ln Rochelle O'Donnell's *1cyard pine tree. ·Thing, haven't been the same since. More than 300 bird lovers have shown up to cat.ch a glimpee of the rufoua-backed robin. There was a busload from San Diego, a group of bird specialists from Qenmark and an Audubon SO"Ciety group from San Frand.lco. ·O'Donnell said she has let aome Qf the visitors aet up camp in her backyard and directed others to a viewing apot in an adjacent nature center near Newport Harbor High School. "lt'a exciting,'' said O'Donnell, nqt1ng she hasn't had a cha.nee to see the rare bird herself. ~The robin, according to Audubon Society member Sylvia Ranney, haa been spotted only once before in the Southwest and that was 10 years ago m Yuma. "It likes the desert and generally ataya away from the oout," she explained. "lt appears 11 bad to cram the mountains to get here." Ranney said the robin si§hting made the Audubon Society s bird "hotline,'' a telephone tape that allows birdwat.chera t.o learn the whereabouts o! exotic species. She said one bird lover who is attempting to tet a record for the rD081 rare bi.rd ai1ht1.nga in one (See ROBIN, Pa1e Al) avertl.ntr a nuclear holocauat. "The 1heer number of weapons we and the Soviet• have la ludlcrou1," be told members of the World Affairs Council gathered In Newport Beach. "lt'a a meaningleu argument which 11de 1s ahead," he said. "We're at a stage where the number of weapons ls IO gr~t that even a doubling by one side or the other la no lona•r relative." Ooldber1er. a member of t!M Nuclear Safety OvH1l1ht Committee and a put member ol the Pretldent'a Science Adviaory co mmlttee, drew an extraordinarily bleak picture ot what the annt race hu led to. He said the United States and the Soviet Union have enough nuclear muscle to kill every ~uman in the world with the Ryan O'Donnell, 4, scans tree tops for rare robin while brother Shawn, 2, provides ground check in Newport Beach. llousing project gets A-plus "°'" Report praises all ordable units but questions remain -1rv STEVE TRIPOLI or .. o.-r,......,. : ".A consortium of Orange Q;unty builden haa tssued a i~rt card on lta three-year •ffort to build an affordable housing project, the Bench Mark Villu condominlwns in El Toro .. The grade 1.S an A-plus. · iut though the builders ~·yo id e d u ee o f the w or d :"~" to deecrlbe their ~t, queatlona remain as to ther the conditions that .. ted Bench Mark Villas could fii;-completely duplic ated ~htte. ~'.the report, releaaed at a press I.· · erence. lilted aa the flrlt of 10 "tignlftcant conclusions" find1na that "quail ty housing ~be built 1t affordable prices.'' Y~Jaench Mark Vlllaa WU made ~ble through a joint effort of iii. bulldere and county ~mment that included rapid ~~.oceuina of permit•. government bond· backed mortgage financing, a special agreement on land costs and an easing of some construction standards. The builders agreed that other developers may not be able to secure the same 8.75 to 11 5 percent mortgages for buyers. But they insisted that many of the leuons of Bench Mark Villas can be transferred to other developments to cut costs. The 124 units in the development sold in late 1981 and early 1982 for an average $53, 758, with prices ranging from $39,000 t.o $68,000. According to the report, prices were kept do~ by: . -Careful design that kept caJll down to $22 per 8QU&re foot, u oppoaed to an industry average of $26-30 per 8QU&re foot for affordable housing. Dealgn savings cut prices at Bench Mark Vlllu an average of $3,600-7 ,200 ~,:. ~~::-ii-3 ...-.· -~--llDEX-----... lntctrn111ion Weekender Ann Landen B2 M~• Weekender Mutual Fund.I B3 N1'1onal Newt A3 Public Noucee A 7 ,B3,BSp Sporta . Cl-& Stock Marketa JM Televtalon TV Loe Thea ten Wee.kencler w .. tber Ail per unJt, the report stated. -Management and coat control, including completion of the pro.Je<:t one month ahead of scheduJe, that saved $1.720 per unit. -Allowances by government for less than the previous standard number of parking spaces and for construction of uncovered parking 1paces, for an average $4,500 per unit savinp. -A special agreement for sale of the six-acre parcel that the project was built on that saved almost '22,000 per unit. Bill Fi.sher, spokesman for the consortium. called it the largeet privately financed affordable housing demonstration project in the nation. Fisher aaJd the two- volume report on the project la lnteruied to be "a document others hopefully can u1e and learn from." Karl .Bergheer of the Bersheer Company, pretident of the consortium, said "we hope the leseona learned by our member cohipanle. working clmely with coun(y official.I wW pay dlVlclenda to other communlUet 11n!Ullna to provide affordable houaing." Beraheer aald he hopet the proJe:et wtll ahow 1ovemment oftlclala that the demand for hou1ln1 amona middle ln.corne people 11 atrona enouah t hat ru\H 1overnln1 denafty and other atapt of the ~can be toftened or w~lvect. Bertheer Nfd tM bUUdert, ln rull1fn1 an atier-tax profit of• 8 .• 8?' pttceru on the 9r0Ject, pro¥eCI to thernlelYet that they could make a reuonable proflt on affordable ~· · (S. A·PLUI. P .. e Al) equivalent of three toN ot TNT. An ounot of TNT, he aald, la eno\Wl to kill a perwm, Ooldberaer uld there are 00,- 000 nuclear weapon• In the world. each with a 1treqth 20 times the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. The United Statea, he nld, controla 60 percent of the nuclear weapona in the world. The Soviet Union, he continued, could take out every Amerlc.n dty wh.h a populaUon over ~.ooo with lta 1trate11c weapona while only three of the United State.' fleet of Poeeidon 1ubmarine1 could level every major Soviet city. Cotdberaer Mid that additional nuclear weapon• would aerve little purpose beyond "rearrllfl4Png the rubble" in the event ot a nuclear war. "I don't believe in the to-ealled bolt-<>Ut-of-the-blue attack but It ts po11lble there could be an attack by accident, by error, by mt.calculation." Goldberaer claimed there have been at leut aix "fluo alannl" ln the United Staie. in recent y~ when It WH belleved Soviet miullea had been launched. "Juat a computer allt.ch but . ." Goldberger aald, lettina h1I voice trail off. He laid he doet not aut.nbe (See NUCLEAR, Pa1e At) Buildings shift proposed East Irvine historical site could be moved 2 miles By GLENN SCOTT Of the Dettr "'9t It.ff After vainly searching for a simple way to preserve several historical buildings In Eaat Irvine, aome city coun cil members are toying with reconstruction of the village In an entirely new setting. The Idea is to ahift the old buildinga -now located on Sand Canyon A venue just west of the Santa Ana Freeway -to a aite two miles to the south where the city plans to build a new train- and-bus station. Councilwoman Barbara Wiener pushed for conaideration of the new idea thia week aa a possible solution to the city's long-standing problem of preserving the East Irvine village. The buildings could be relocated in their same alignment on several acres ea.st of the so· called Golden Triangle, she said. The land has already been set aside for the station. And, rather than building a fancy, modem· looking station, the city could reconstruct the former Irvine Ranch station that once was a part of East Irvine, 1he added. Making the historic structures a worklna part of the city would ensure their preservation and open up Sand Canyon for needed transportation improvements, said Wiener, a former president of the Irvine Historical Society. Sand Canyon, still a two-lane road running through rural areas, is expected to eventually be extended through the San Joaquin Hills to the coast. It also is expected to handle a substantial portion of new traffic as Irvine grows t.o the southeast. City officials have b.een studying ways of widening the road for several years. The big roadblock, however, has been the old Irvine Ranch buildings In East Irvine: the general store, blacksmith's shop , garage, warehouse, hotel and residential bungalows. City Council members have vowed to preserve the building&, although opinions differ on the beat means. A priority has been to keep the buildings occupied and operaung. All but the hotel are in use t.oda y. Wiener said the commercial future of the buildings would be unproved by relocating them to the station site, where pedestrian traffic would bring bual.ne91. "It would allow us to breathe back into these old buildings a social and economic llfe," she said. (See HISTORICAL, Pase A%) ' NB wontan IDay lose brothel hid By STEVE MARBLE °' ... .,..,,...~ A bordello owner from Nevada Mid she h.u run out of time and . patleoce waltlni for a group of Oran&~ County investors to come up with enough money to buy ..... three establlahmenta. "'They are very nice people but you can't do buainea without money,'' said Sylvla "Slroone" Binder. The i.nVfttore reportedly have withdrawn an offer of u .~ million for the Villa Joy, Simone de Pana and Puatycat brothell In downtown Winnemucca. Nev. Binder uid the group wanted another four or five month. to ralae the money. "I don't have that long,'' said Binder. She la facing a U.S . deportation hearing al the end of the month, triggered, in part, by her intere9t ln -the bordelloe. Binder aaid the Orange County investors have been replaced by anolher poup of lnvest.ora who are lntereeted in buying the· highway elltabllahmenll. She wouldn't say where the other group ii from. _ But Newport Beach resident Joan Church, the only named . member of the Orange County Investment aroup, uld 1he 11 holding out hope the brothel deal can be talvatf!ed. '11\'a not dead yet," Church said. The Newport Beach woman. who de9cribes herwli u a family peraon and a former cocktail lounge operator, said ahe has long wanted io run a brothel. Church declined to identity the other members of her group or say whether some of the tnveatora had dropped out because of bad publicity. Winnemua:a Police Chief Les Jones, whose department muat approve buyers of any brothels In the dty, ronfinned that the offer for BJnder'1 establiahments baa been withdrawn. "The whole thing'• off u far aa I can tell," he aaid. "l don't know why they pulled out . That'• not my roncem." Jonea aald there are 1ix brothel• in Winnemucca, all clustaed near the town'• civic center. Aooordfnl to Nevada law, bordellos are legal in a county with a population of less than 200,000. Not:Uied that Church was •till pinning her hopes on the tranaaction, Binder noted, "No, there's no chance of that." Binder said I.he is hopeful of avoiding deportation from the U.S. and wanll to aettle in Reno with fler husband. "I don't think It waa bad publicity that did this (killed the purchase)," she said. "I just don't think they could raise the • money." ...., "" ....... .,,.,, ~ Trafric skirts flood control channel work on Laguna Canyon - Road. Bad weather and hard roek have caused de lays. Flood project trickles along Orange County ottlclala are blamlnl the delaya ln complenn. a Laguna Beach flood control channel on bed WHther and hard rock. The p .s.mWJon ..J>l'OJect alone L11un1 Canyon Road w11 to have been compleUd by Chriltrnaa Jew. But county J:nvlronmenul ·~~t~ be ee.rly or mtd..ftlarch bitf ore the trafflc·1lowln1· project l• completed. ~ ~ ii mkl•J'ebniaiy," Okiyama tald. "B ut contervatlvely, the work won't a,. done unUl March." That meana at l•Pl another month « '° of bottle.neck \tit& for commuten, and duat and "°"' for r.ldenu and buetnettet alone the two-Lane canyon roed. County 0Ulclal1 1ald the proJlct Ml been delayed by hlah wtnd1 and rain• •Ince work belan 1n Jwy. ln addldon, work cr•w• enoou.ntei'Wd • hard ltre'-of rOCk \hat WM \IMhUdpe1iid. ••we had to uie d.yMrn)te to blow tt out," Ollly•rM Nld1 "~we~·, run lnto rode th.at ha.rd 1n 0ranae Co.mt)'." ... Contrac\ora John A . A.rtu.kovlch end SoN, tn<:. are bittallJ.ni • 10 by 14·foot aieet- retnforced concrete channel \&ftdft' 4,000 feet of t.M canyon ro.ct. When completed, th• new 1ubM.lrf1a atorm draln i.hould keef. &he canyon fairly dry dur1n1 wtn11r raln1, county off6dallaaid. ~una CU~ tndlUoMlly f1oOda dUrll\I \)'9 montlia. ~~onh-.d\ • ol \h. -.u~l'Old!':i.:*9 Ind.In, the nted . ., '11nll. J January 14, 1 NUCLEAR BOMBS . • • either to the theory that the Uni~ Stat.et hu loet around ln the a.mu race or that t.M Soviet Union la unwilUnt lO partlcipalt' in serioua a.ma reduc;Uona. "The Soviet Union may bt> aggressive and m.aybt" they're not really nice auya but I believe they fe-el threatened." The two superpowen, he aald, must agree to a ban on nuclear weapon ~Ung as a first atep. "Both sides would lose some confidence m their systems and A-PLUS • • • that would b o 1ood thlna. When you're n ot 10 1ure 1omethln, l1 1otn1 to work, you're far e1a adventuroua." Goldberaer uld a final tep would be to <.'eate production of all materials ueed in nuclear weapona and then, over a period ot time, h ave the weapons destroyed. ''I would really like the United States to bl" the nation that led the world away from the nuclear nightmare." Delly f'llot •tan "'-to i---o--1r1111 -Auarrel--·-~-· -........ M ............... ···-·j--·- -···t mf ·s-ro··-··-· --· I shooting l By GLENN SOOM' I OfttMO .. lrl'tlettutt A 20-ye.r-old man helping hia 1llter move from an livine hou.ee wae ahot and kHled Thuradayl' nl{lht Police officers arrested the woman's landlord early today on •~lclon of murder. The comparatively low pa tl.e& or the uruts attracted sufficient attention that tht> right to buy them had to be determined by lonery The winners had all closed escrow on their new homes within six months of the project's compleuon, resulung an further cost savings, consortium officials said Historic Irvine Country Sto re, now on Sand <:anyon Avt-nue, i one of several buildings the Irvi ne-<:ia y <:o unc il hos propo1wd moving so they might be preserved. ttven Pellefrlni, 25, a hoUR I pointer, wu book e d lntol Newport Beach Cit y Jail lnv.-.t1aator1 allefed today I Pc•lleerlnl •hot Jef rey Alle~n I Wutkina of Westmlnater at 9:20 p.m Thuaday a!1er An ar8Wnem about Brenda Watkins' lJedaion to move. She had only moved in a week I ago after anawenng a clu.ilied advertisement for a room at \he house at 4531 Ranchgrove Drive, J I Newport Beach----- Dead inmate suffered broken leg; 2 sought HISTORICAL BUILDINGS MOVE . • • saad police Lt Bob Lennert. She i told inveatlgatora after the . shooting that 1he didn't like • Pellegrini, who had subleased. h~r the room, and suddenly rlecaded to leave, aald Lennert. ; Police m Newport Beach t¢ay are searching for two former city jail inmates after an autopsy on the body of a 58 year-old Newport Beach jail inmate who died in a cell -showed he had suffered a broken leg. Newport Beach Lt Mike Blitch said he was surprised by the Orange County Coroner's Office findings that James Allen Tebbetts had suffered a broken Police hunting rape suspect A 24-year-old Balboa lsland woman was raped at gunpoint early today by a man who aooarently picked the lock to the door of her second-story Amethyst Avenue apartment. The woman told police the suspect awakened her al 5: 15 a.m. and threatened her at first with an ivory letter opener he had found 1n the apartment When she reslSted. he pulled out a 38-cahber revolver thigh bone before his death early Wednesday. The autopsy failed to pinpoint the exact cause of death. Chief Deputy Coroner James Beisner said that won't be determined unul the results of tox1colog1caJ and m1croscop1c tests are comoleted next week. Tebbetts was booked into the ;ail Tuesday night after being placed under citizen's arrest by his ex-wife, Millie Pyle, who da1med the Newport Beach man was trespassing at her residence Blitch said the couple had been arguing Tebbetts offered no resistance when police arrived at Pyle's Corona del Mar home. Blitch said officers attempted to locate a half-way house that could take the ma1' for the mght. Failing to fmd an empty bed in the county, they took him to jatl. Tebbetts was originally placed in a cell with two inmates, but was later mC>Ved to another cell after an argument broke out between Tebbetts and one of the men From Page A1 The idea Cor the relocation waa a new option added to a recent staCC report to the council by planners in the city's Community Huntington skipper fined A Huntington Beach fishing boat captain has been fined $1.120 for killing a brown pelican Bnan T Dull, skipper of the Queen of the Sea. which operates out of Long Beach. pleaded guilty to the charge in Long Beach Muruc1pal Court Monday. The incident occurred Aug 8, 1982, near Horseshoe Kelp off 'he coast of Long Beach . according to a California Department of Fash and Game spokesman It was repor~ by a passenger aboard the vessel. Dull killed the pelican 'rith a pair of pliers that had been used to remove a fishing hook from the bird, according to the spokesman Fish and Game authorities sajd the Aug 8 incident was not related to the series of Orange County pc-lacan mulilauons The brown peltcan 1s on the fc.Jeral endaogered-species list <1nd 1s protected under law Development Department. Wiener said she was impressed with the idea and visited the new train station slt.e last Friday to investigate its feasibility A key to the relocation plan is whether the village would be eligible under federal guidelines as an hist0ric district. Wiener said c:ouncil members would be less interested in the shift af it preclude d the historic designation, a label that would add both protection and rrestige. The relocation ia one o several optJons stall under cons1derat1on for East lrv\ne. Another recent staH proposal lS to bypass the historic buildings by arcing Sand Canyon to the northwest o f them. Other options are to widen the existing road, which splats the village, or to bypass the village lO the southeast. In addition to the road Improvement. alty officials also muat look at probable overpasses for new railroad tracks If the so- called bullet train goes into operaUon. Any r~' -·"'" to the new train-anu-bus station also will depend on whether Amtrak eventually works out a system for stopping trains in Irvine. CouncU members David Silla and Bill Vardouhs said this week they will look into the relocation plan. but Mayor Larry Atran and Councilwoman Mary Ann Gaado weren't quite so positive. Srud Agran: "I think there aa some risk we would be c·:nabhshing our own version of Knott's Berry Fann." Registry suit'es drenched A fire sprinkler head on the second floor of the Registry Hotel in Irvine went off early this morning. filling four suites and a hallway~with water Orange County firemen responding to the 12:02 a.m incident at the high-rise hotel, 18800 MacArthur Blvd., spent several hours mopping up water m the east end of the bulldlng. Fire Capt Gary Stenberg said water damage amounted to at least $30~000 and included damage lO valuable recorda on the first floor that were soaked when water leaked through Stenberg said he did not k.•'low af guests were evacuated from the building, but a Laguna Hills HiRh School student, attendmg a dance at the hoteJ, said gueats were asked to leave for a brief time early this morning. When Pellegrml came home ~ Thursday and diacovered her ' moving out, he began quarreling I with the pair, Lennert said. The suspect then returned from his ! room with a rifle a nd shot • Watkins, the brother. at least ! twice, Lennert alleged. : Officers arriving at the sing.le-! story house In The Wallows : found Watkins on the li9ing I room floor. He was taken by ; paramedics to Western Medical 1 Cent.er in Santa Ana, where he • wKS pronounced dead. ; Lennert said officers arrested Pellegrlru after questioning hlm, the sister and a female aqua1ntance the suspect had taken home that rught He saad poUoe received three ' calls soon after the shooung: One from the sister, another from Pellegrana and a third from a , neighbor who warned that a man with a rifle had barricaded hunself in a house. However, when officers arrived, Pellegrini met them peacefuUy in front of the house, Lennert said Watkins' pick·up truck was parked an front with a bed loaded an the back, he said Arraignment for Pellegrini is 1 tentatively scheduled tor : Monday in Orange County • Harbor Municipal Court. said Lennert The suspect took the woman·s purse, keys and four wool sweaters. He was described as a male Mexican, about 27 to 28 years old, 5-feet-3, weaghmg 160 pounds Tebbetts. who reportedly lamped following a childhood injury to his left ankle, complained of some pain to a ja1Jer, Bhtch said. But pollce were unaware of any fracture. fountain ValleJ------~------ Poltce said the woman waited 30 minutes before calling authorities to report the crime She was treated at Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach, and released His body was discovered at 5.10 am by a jailer chedung on the cell. Blitch said police are planning to question two of the inmates. who were released following court appearances Wednesday. ConJpany to off er free cable listings <..:on!ila I Moatl)I clnr tonight F•lr and cooler Selurd•y Cout•I lo• 54, Inland 46 Coui.t high rnld.ec>s lnlend low 709 W•I« 62 Light northerl)I wind• 5 10 10 •mot• ~ oule< coMt81 -1 ... 1 to Sen Clernenl• 1918rld *'lh 3 10 6 toot combined nae lhrough Saturday Elwwll«e llgttt van.l>le wind• tonig ht end S lturd•Y ,._nang t>ecomtng -.twly t to 15 knott S•turd1y 11ternoon WHter1y ewell 1 to 2 IMt wflh 1-toot wind w1v•• P•lchy morning IOQ S.t\Jfday otr...-.IM fair ~ U.S. suniniary • CNll)I -trier hur'O on I n lhe SOU1h toe the -"' 1lr81ght day tod1y. wllh tree1e end lro•t wunlng1 luued for mot l of Florid• end reedlnot In the 209 repor1ed tn Geo<gT1 end SOuth C1to4ln1. c.ntr81 Florid•'• cllru1 growen ..,.,. pu1 on eler1 at><>ut poellbla d1m1g• lo the ir crop•. •• forec111ara werned of lroat pocket• H '" aouth H l•ll• Otceecnot>ee A 1tght breeze kept lroat t>ulldup to 1 mlntmum In IOllthefn Florld•. bul II wM "PfC>IMlbly • Mttle l\Mvter· In nOfthefll Florida. MIO lorecMler DIYI Rittenberry of the Nltlor\11 WMlher lervlce "Th .. {ve (Cllrut grower•) got I heir ac><lnlllllr• on. wnld\ tllollld. prolec1 the plan11 and fruit from 9l'Y dllMOI.'. he Mid Gr-• -• UllflQ lf'r'Ollllon 9)"1tetn• to ltllCtUet INlt -"' ,,... ..._ with IOI. wtlldl --.. I protCllYI .... ffom COid l~1M•. he MIO ~. wlndl gutl9d up to 55 n\Pll In tr~ t8ft'IC*ll- ln touttt Dakota. North o.a..ol• hU r .. dlngt II\ the tMnl end llOllt MOW wu l8111ng In the OrMt Uk• t90'0". Fair, Cold air 1rappeo oeneatn a strong lnvefalon kac>I the me<CU<Y 10 only 40 oeor-11 Buertlleld airport Thur•01y. breaking the 010 recoro ot 42 HI In 1961. Other racoro low maximum temperatur• -• r-Oed Jin. 3. 4 end 7 at 8akw1fleld, 100 IN* north of Loe Angetea, the N1tlonll WMtllet Servlcl MIO A West Orang<' County cable television company that drew crtt1c1sm last month when 1t announced at would began charging subscribers for a cooler R1ln~ snowfm In lot AnglMa. Tl'tufldll)' WM th• a lxth 1tr1lgh1 d 1y of 1ernpw1tur• In the eo, wtlh 1n 62 tu.c1-v·1 83 Mt Met recordl In both lo• Anoe .. • 1nd Sin Diego And lorecuterw Mid nnn wa•lh•r In lo• Angel•• will continue tnrOUQl\ Ute ..-end. ellhOugh lllQhl ~81Ul'dl'f -· to 'U-WHI-Se<--ce 9() be In the 70. N04A VS Deo1 01 Corftmetce The high pre .. ure ov.r th• i,;;;:;;;:;;.~~;::;...::;.::;:;;,;.;;.:;.::;;_;::......,...~---......,,----' W•tetn etet• wtllcf\ C--' thl Fronts COid ..., Warm .W S1nte An• wind condition thll brought Ille wwm lllr to Southern Celllornl• w11 we1kentng. Columt>ut •orec11ter H id. 111owlng th• DeMu·FI Wor1n 1ampel'•tur• to drop. O.yton Loe /lillQflel w11 upeet8d to 09n.,,., be moetly CIMt tonight wltfl • tow -o.. Molnel ,_ 57. llnd high of 73 Slbdty. 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DenM loO developed In tht v111ey1 01 oentrel Callfornl• tnow WU lorec:e .. tod1y IM tll• HOftllaHt A winter tnow welel't wt1 In effect lot tonlallt • ~ 1omorrow In N.w vane C'tty .no,,, .......... Tiit outlOOk wet for lelt .... _II'!-__________________ '"'"..,.,,. lloeJitOI\ Tlltrmel ~SU ___ R_f R_E_PD __ RT~ ~k;;ae 70 J1 .. ae .. 0 3t 34 71 49 llO 55 I .. 44 73 44 7t "° st " ~03. - fOf mo-I °' Ille na110n Aeecltnoe Ol'*lllY In '"" IOo •n4 tO• _,. fClfHH t fot th• tCM.tth. T~flhU .. Uj) Ill Ille 70t wet• Pfldlcltect In eouthem ,.ort ••· l•••r Tuu t nd '°"'""" ~ California ..... ,,..,... .._. T...._ J>O«•fr It fl'-oood " fr-oooct " fair • t 1 poOt 11 OOOt IO ffllf IO tw IO Miit " ,.,, ti monthJy cable guide has agreed to began dlstr1but1na an alternative free guide through two local weekly newspapers Doug Rook, general manager o f Dickinson Pacific Cablesyatems, sa id that, beginning Jan 29, a cable hstmg guide would be inserted in issues • of the Huntington Beach Independent and the Orange County News. The papc-rs claim to reach most homes in the four ciues served bv Cablesystems Cablesystems has about 31.0CJv subscribers In Huntington Beach, Correction A Daily Pilot story on Costa Mesa redevelopment mcorreclly 1dent1fted the owner of Young's Pawnshop The shop 15 owned by Ted Marinos and James Young The Daily Pilot regrets the error Fc,untain Valley. Westminster and Stanton. The company fonnerly mailed a free monthJy ma.Bmne to all subscribers, listing the cable programming schedule. But last month the company distributed a new TV Guide- style magazine and said it would charge $1.50 extra each month to custo mers who wished t o continue receiving the guide Subscribers already pay $31.95 per month for a full pack.-ge that includes basic cable service plus two pay channel -Home Box Office and Showtime. The-'2>'"<Yposed guide fee prompted complaints from a number of subscribers and came to the attention of the Public Cable Television Authority, a governing body represenung the four caues. Rook said the new free guide, which will go even to homes that do not subscribe to cable. wall also serve as a promotional tool 1 I The cable company execuuve; reported that only about 1,0001 Cablesystems subscribers have; agreed to pay the $1.50 monthJyi fee f or the more-detailed,! glossy-cover guide Unless. interest increases, it may be! discontinued, he said. • Rook said cable liatingsl c urrently are an cl uded i~ numerous publications, lncluding- the Dally Pilot, the Register, thef Los Angeles Times and T Vi G~~. t He said his company mayl begin offering only the weeklyl newspaper inaert and "get ou't off the (ma,gat.ine guide) publlshingl busmess." OBIE SPORTS l"'l~l>. New Year'• Specials BOOTS LANGE XL-SPORT NOADICA COMP. Ill NOADICA GEMINI NOADiCA f.OLAAIS Ml!NI a LADt I NORDICA COMPS Reg. 189.00 210.00 110.00 275.00 300.00 lllll NOW 1129.00 189a00 89.00 189a00 240.00 A08818TS SALOMON 737 275.00 R-e.11.1 llW YUl'S IPIOW. 1111•• NOW 4329.00 NOW ROllllllDL FlllT '249.00 I Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Friday, J1nu11 14, 1983 * Al . Illiteracy not a I oreign problem --------·-+-........... "''"• .. 111 ......... ~ ......... -------'"""":l .... ._;~"'!""---lilil earl Inst I• lute proapectlve Laubach Ltteracy \Uton at 7 p m. Monday In the Central Ora.nae County Llterecy Council offic:ee, 420 W. 19th St., f d H Co.taM .... orrne at oag Maraery Fuller will conduct the S4-hour c:ourae which The Orange Coaat Heart Institute, an education and support group, hu been establlahed at Hoag Memorial Hoepltal In Newport Beach. The institute'• purpoee la to educate the public on new advances m cardiovascular treatment and to provide, through philanthropic supPort, the latest lifesaving equ1pmPnt nt th<' h08p1tal Serving on the lnatltute'• board of directors are Norrl1 Battin, Dr. Lawrence Baum, Al Burnand, Gary BurrUI, Dr. John Drews. Vin Jorgensen, Dr. J oel Mancbester, Dr. W.A. Mat hews, Ernest Monc rief, Tbom11 Nelllen, Jo1epb Obegl, Al Pbllllpa, John Porter Jr., Dr. J ohn Skinner and Bob Wynn. will discuss vi ruses that plague the (.'OUnty. including herpes. acquirl'd immune def1c1en<:y syndrome and others provide• volunteera wHh the necellal')' 1kJU. to teach EnaU.h to 1peakera of other lanJU•lt'I and to En1ll1h 1peaker1 with 1ubetandard literate abWtiet. The problem of Illiteracy in the United State1 has been much pubUcir..ed lately. Johnny Cash and Ell Wallach atarred In a TV movie, ''The Pride of JHSe Hallam;• which portrayed the plight ot American adulta who are illiterate. Barbara Bu1h, wife of Vloe President George Bush, has been a chief campaigner against thUI lack of education • A seminar for nurses, titled "Making the Right Choices." will be held Jan 27 from 8 a m to 3;45 p.m at South Coast Medical Center m South Laguna Dr Thoma s Cesa rio , director of infectious d1seaJK• at UCI Colle~e of Mecht·ine. Cost of the seminar, which includes lunch. 1s $40 For reservations call 499-1311. ext 2718 Twenty-three million American adulUI are runcuonally il liter a te -unable to read housing co ntracts, job applications, medical instructions on bottles from the drug store or nutritional information on food o.., ..... "'*•., c............, Andy Carte r teaches Teng-Kham Phength irath abo,tit English • Singl e parents 1n Newport Beach and Irvine are invited to attend the weekly Tuesday meetings of a n e w Parents Without Partners group in thl' ure<.1 For more information about the group's meetings caJl Bill Glennon at 644-2135. packages Nor can they vote Intelligently because t h ey ca nnot r ea d candidates' qualifications and grammar at Laubach Literacy class in Costa Mesa. Local commuruues also are stilJ absorbing an influx of political refugees who need help in learning the language. student has been used effectively for more than 45 years. assistmg 60 mtllion people toward greawr language proficiency. C ~===~==================~rL~s~ta~te~m..'...'.:.:Pnts of policy. 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Co.llect your favorite designer sportshlrts In cotton or cotton/polyester blends. S·M·L·XL. Assortment will vary by stores. Robinson's Men's Sponshlrts. 107. SHOP FRIDAY 10-9, SATURDAY 1C>-I SUNDAY 12·5. NEWPORT FASHION ISLAND • WEftMINSTER MALL •• f the t'o urse and acqu iring L-erllflcat1on as a tutor may call the COCLC office at 646-3347. Additional courses will b e offered soon in Santa Ana and Garden Grove. 1 .. ............... -..... ------- ... NB Orang• Cout DAIL v PILOT /Prtdav, January 14, 1083 ---------- ''1" H11 .. 1.. Htl .. ,.. Ntt .. I.. "''' ". -c .... (flt II I ll4h Cl"t Cllt II t M\ Clew Cllt II• I ll4h C >M Cl!t ow Jones Final UP 8.90 CLOllNQ 1,0IO;al · Production drop • biggest in years WASHINGTON (AP) -Produc tion in U.S . factories and mines waa down 8.2 percent in 1982 from the previous year, marking the biggest annual decline in eight years, the Federal ~rve Board reported today. Production dropped 0.1 percent in December, marking the 5th decline in 17 months as the recession persisted, the board report indicated. On a brighter note, December's industrial production decline was the best, or least bad, performance since last July's 0.1 percent gain. And economists inside and outside the government have begun saying that increases In auto production th.is month should mean an overall output gain when January figures are tabulated. The 1982 decline was the biggest annual drop since the 8.9 percent recorded in 1974, during the 1973-75 re<.-ession, the report indicated. Output for 1982 was up only slightly from 1977, five years earlier. Oil output increases SANT A BARBARA (AP) -Oil production in the state and offshore last year increased 4.7 percent over 1981, the state Division of Oil and Gas re ports in preliminary figures. Although most of the oil was produced on land, most o( the increase took place offshore in federal leases beyond the state's three-mile line. Most of that was in the Santa Barbara Channel, the Santa Barbara News-Press reported Thursday. In 1982, federal offshore production was 31.6 million barrels, a 58 percent increase over the 18 million barrelB in 1981. Of the total, 25.4 million barrels last year came from the Santa Barbara Channel while in 1981, all 18 million barrels were produced there. The area produced only 9.25 million barrels in 1980. SYMBOLS d ·N-re••'Y to• u·-.,..,,v 111on Unlllt OlllltWIM noted. ret .. Of dlvl(lenlll 11e Al'llUll d"l>l/rMtnetllt baMd Oii the IH I 1u11terly 01 Hm1•1nnu11 d1c11r111on lpeetll OI .,_,,. 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Z11ttcll Ill• af11rnoon $481 00 bid, on se 50, 1482 oo .... ec1 Ka11dr a KarMen on1y dally quote 1•83.25. off 15 00 I!~ only daJly quota 1443.25, o11 1500. l!ft9elti•nl fabricated °"'Y dally quote '507 .4'. off S5 25 NYC-.. gold 9')0t month Thu.14M 30. on suo '•, .. ..