HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-11-11 - Orange Coast PilotTHI DRANGI COAST COUNTY IDITIDN
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1982 ORANGE COUNTY. CAUFORNIA 25 CENTS
Newport financing firms face receivership
By STEVE TKI PUU
01 It.. Oallr Piiot "•"
A11 Orang1• l'ounlv Supt 11w
l'ourt JUd~t· hJ:-. on.lc·rc·d tlw
Amt'fll"an 11111111• M11rtgagl' l 'o of
Nt•wµo 1 t Bt'•.H·h, pl us lhrc ...
relat1·d firm:-. .ind 1111 ll''"11n.tl
assets 11f 111und1 •r .l11h11 H111.dd11
mtu n'l·e1Vt·N>h1p
J udgt• Ph1 ll1µ J>1·ttv "''d
Wednesday ht· \\ J:-1:.:.u111g th1·
order bt"t·auw .1ttunwvi. f111 tht
state Ot·p..trtnwnt o t l'<;rpw at11>11'
had l'O l1 Vllll'l't.I h1111 that Lh1·
apprux1m.it1•l\ $0() 1111111 011
invested 1n tht• firms h\ <1hout
6 ,000 1nd1v1duJl' s lH;uld 111
prott"(.'h'll
H111aldu .111d 111' 1·0111µa1111·' 1,111
avoid th1· onl1·1 11 tlwy pust .1 $:.!ll
Woinan
slain;
son held
By STEVE MARBLI::
01 IM DAiiy Piiot St•N
A 15-yt·ar-old L .. gunu N1~u1·l
youth was t;1 k1 ·11 111111 l u .. 111dy
early t odJ y on ,u,p11 1<111 o f
murdt·r a ftt-r tht' bod v 11{ h1-.
m ot ht·r W <l!> found burtl~t Ill 1h1•
bac kyard of " Laguri.l N1gw·I
ho mt·
N orm;.111 Franklin. a :-.tudt•n l .11
Dana lidls High St·h ool. wa ...
arreslt'<.l m •arly 1•1gh1 hour .... 1ft1·r
th e b () d y II r N (l rm a i\ I 1 u •
Sh<X'makt•r. 40. wa.-. fou11t.I 1n <J
shallow 1-(f<tVl' rwar a v1·~1·tahl1·
gardt·n
T ht' youth 1s bt·1ng hPld <1l
Orangt• County Juv!'nllC' llall
Investigator.; h;we 11111 dt•t.<11lt•d a
mot 1 v C' 1 n th 1• s I a y 1 n g A
k nowled~t·ab ll' In\ t·s11ga11vt·
servtl'C' t'Onf1rmt·d tho.it Franklrn
was ShCX'maker's :.1m
0 r a n g c Co u n l y S h t• ri f I s
Department Lt Wyatt H art said
the b ody was unParthNl l<1t<•
Wednesday afternuon aftt>r tlw
w oman 's husband , Hoht•rt.
contac ted police to inform tht·m
he'd found blocxl un thl'1r llNJ
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till 11111111 V Ii.H I IK·1·11 lo,1111·d Ill
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1\1111·111 ,111 11111111· .111d that tht•
... t:tll h,11( 11 I t•i\'t•d \ ll!ll(J(i.llllh
f111111 Jll't I;) 111 \'l'''"'"• , ........
than 11111 J>t 1tt•11l 111 tht· l11tal
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t·xll'ndl·d 111.111 111.11un1 v d:.itt· ... t11
delrnqu1·11t h•11 1 u ";t•rs <i nd
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lm JHl'>Stlilt• lfll 11\Vl' ... t l)I!> to
11•11·1 1•\1 th1·1r fund:-. 1111u•
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Pt·lt_\. :-.1y1ng th.it I l'l.'•·1v1·1,h1p
S no\\ -roH·red . a n f;ahrit'I '\1ounla in., ~rPt'tt>d Orangf" (:ount ian~
thi!" mornin~. Thi~ f)i ('tun· "a~ lakt·n ahout 7::10 a.m. from the
'-C'\'t•nlh floor of ttw '\t·" port Slu•raton llott·I in :"\t>\\·port Bc•a<'h .
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111 .ill tht· lwldr11g:-. 111 qu1·~11011
r1t•lo. t "'t•t•k unit•" H111.lfdo and
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11111111111 hnnd
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.11 gtll'd lh,11 tlw ho11d :-.hould ht·
.11 1t .. 1:-.l $till 1111111011 tu prolt'<·t t h1 •
111v1•-.t11r:-. )'I'll v 1·<ill1•d tht• $:lU
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,u1Ji.t.111tt.il' and ,1pp1 opr1.1tt-1n
tht· l':t:-.t·
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1·11111p.11111·:-. ar ,. 111 till' Jllt'anttmt'.
u11 d1·r ,1 lt'mµorary 11·stra1n1ng
111 d1·r l1m1t1ng th1·tr ahrl1tv to
.tllt·t OI I \'lllllVI' t'lllllfMllY rt't'OI d s
DAiiy Piiot Ptioto b1 0.,., Am~
T h e h u s b a n d " r1 g 1 n ,1 I I v
co n tact c d p o I 1<· 1· Tu l' 'cl .1 y
mormn~ to file a m1<;. ... ing p<>r-..•n"
report dnd told off1l·t•rs ht• h ... d
not seen his wife ..,1 11(•1· Mond;a v
morning whe n she 1£'ft fm work.
Hart said
Coast to 'dry out' today and Friday
P ohce said tlw woman "'11rkt-d
as a bookkt'<'p<'r
H om1c1d£' 111v~t1gat11r' ,1rnvt·d
al the 25122 Monte· Vrrd1· hrnrn•
W e dnC'sday and r1 •port1•dl \
noticed a mc:und of sol t, l1x~· dirt
in th<' b;wk y arrl n •:-.1·mhl111.I{ "
grave
Police said both thl' ltu:-.b.111d
(See NIGllEL, Pa~e A5 J
Or Jng1· l.'oa:-.t ru .. 1J1 11 t' 1 .111
l'X pt'<'\ " hrll'f drying 1111 1w111" l
to night Jrvl Fndciy f111l11" 1 ng I h1 ..
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1 ... ro11 .1 ..... 1·1·11d 1.11 fl .,v ... 11 111
11111\'t'' 111 S.11u1d;1\i
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pr1·d11 11ng :t dr\ 11111 1 l11ud\
F11cl.1 \ . ..;;11d .1 l11w pt t'""l" 1
'\,SI• ·m oft th· I ....... 1 .. , \ J.t,k.1
.. hould :-.i·ttl1 ""' ~11utl1 1·111
t .tl1l11r 111.1 II\ r111dd.1\ S .. tur d.1\
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lightning .ind .. 11ff wind:-.. 11l11\'••d
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1111 hi·' nl 1.1111 111 11111-.1 p .. 1 i.. 11l
( lr.111gt ( ••Utlt._
Tiu ... turm ·''"' dumpt·cl up t11
, f1 ·1·t of sno"' .11 popul.11 ;1ri'.1
~k1 n•sorL' Onf' rt·:-.ort S now
Su111m1t n1·<1r Rig A1 •;ir h.1-.
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M11unt,1111 1r·por11·d '.11 '"'I 111
"'''"'
ll111111ng11111 Rl'.ll h \\'\'.Jlh1•r
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t hi,.•" 1·t·k · .. o;torm droppl:d I 5
1m h1·' linng111g thl' ::.c«•son total
up 111 '.! 41 inl'ht·s 111 N1·wport
B" .i 1· h . t h c· 0 r .1 n g 1 • (.' o u n t y
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Coastline TV English course under fire
-By PHIL SNEIOERMA1\
Of the Dally Piiot Sl•N
Coasthnt• Collc•gt'' ( r ..... hm,111
Engli s h program h.1, bt·1·n
challengl'd by l'ahforn1a S tJlt•
University in:-.tructvr ... ~ hu an·
cntical of a IC'IC'VISIOn l Oll~' U'i<'CI
to teach wnt111g
The· Englr::.h C1.unul. madf' up
o f English df'part mPnl ch:l1rnwn
and compos1uon rour;(• dir('l·tor-.
from tht• 19 C;il S l.dtt· 1·ampus1·-..
h as recomm1~nded th;1t Coastltn1·
s t ud C' n ts n o t he ;1 11 n w N I t n
t rans f t•r Engl 1s h I 00 1·ou r~t·
crediLs to thP Cal S t»tf' ~yst1•111
l'hc 1011nul Sd\' \I .Jn'l nµts do
n1>t 111d1l<1tl' wh(•th•·r ttu niur"
\\a' tak1•n 111 thl' c la,..,r11<1111 or\ 1.1
t. l1·v1..ron
Coa,.tlln i> spnk t•,.man J,H k
Ch,1p1wll deft'nd1•d the valtd1t \
of thl' teh.'cOurs<'. · WntmJ.( for "
Reason ·· He said th1· nillt'EW " .. ..,
nl'V<'r crm taetf'd bv I ht' F.11gh-.h
C'oum:1l 10 prc·M·nt 11' '11 te 11f th1·
11 •IN'()UrSl' I SS lit'
Thc> 57 m1•n1lwr C.tl S tat t·
1-:ngltsh Cmmc ii h.1s n11 ~ovl·rntnK
Juthority, and 1L-. n•soluurm will
be· at'\'t•pt.ed o nl-. 11n an odv1sory
h.cs1s. ac'l·ord1n~ lo Hnh1·rt Al·ss,
-INDEX---
,1..._1,t.1111 VII • • lt.11111 ·11111 111 tlw
{ .11 -...1.11 .. I nrvc• .... 11\ ,,.,h·m
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1nqu11v 1n t 11 th1 l'1i.c1 .;tJ1nc
tc•lc'<'OUI'( l''-'lll '111< I (,,..t 'Jlllll~.
wht•n 111,t1 U< tur' ,11 <'11.1:-.tltnc•-.
<;1stt•r sd 111<1ls ( ;11(d1·11 W1• ... 1 .111d
Ornngr ('11.1,1 111111 gc•., 1 1n-ul<Jtt•<l
a lettt•r 1 l.11111111g 11·l1 ·v1,11•n
courses .111 • not 1 '1ll1 v ult·111 to
dassroom 111,11tu111111 :111d 'hould
nnt lw w111 th t h1· .... 11r11 n11111llt'r of
< rt'd1L<;
Tht v11·1• d1.111n•llo1 -.,11d ht· h.1s
rf'l·c•1v<>d :o>o.iw 111(11rmn1J11n frnin
l' I/ a S l I 1 I\ I' II f j I (' I ;ti..; ;, fl d IS
!'oC ht't.lul1•<l 111 v1 ... 11 tlw l"out1t..1111
\' d 111·\ b<1sc·d 1 ol ll·~t· fo r
.1dd1t1on<JI dt!.( w .. .,.011 un Nov :w
Ch;irll'S M ay. <t l'c1I St<1tt' Lonf(
&•ac h Englrsh prnfr~-.or \\ho 1s
pres1dl•nt o f the• Englhh l't•unul.
said Co<istl1111· off1u.il!-"1·n· not
1·nl1s1rd 111 rl':-.p1111d lo I h1·
11 ·l1 ·t·11u r<;t• eha rlo(f'S twe;rn\t• t ht
rt•solu11nn was prt•:wntt•d n<':ir
th 1• r n d of t ht' 1 o u n c ii '
s1•m1.1nnu;ll m 1 •f't1n~ 1n P.llm
Springs last w1•1•k , w ithout pnor
noun·
111• -;:11d pnrt1nrants at the
n11•1•11n~ co11C'lutkd that thl· 15
h11ur... 11f 11 ·l1·v1s11111 \ tt'WlllR llm<'
.ind othN n·quiremt·nt:-. o f the•
nH11 :-.1• wc•rr not comparable to
th1• 45 < lassroom hou rs r<'qu1rc'<i
111 'llldPnU. t..1kmg f.nglrsh 100 on
,, mm 1t·ll·v1M-c.I bast:.
MJv -.aid ;:i SE"C'Ond li•l1lf•rn was
thl· ct1:...-rraSt'Cl omnunl of pi•fSlinal
111nt.11 1 b1·t~ Pf·11 1t•<11·h1·r~ ;:ind
c; t u d 1• n I' 1 n I h 1· En .l( I 1 'h
t•·lc~·our.;"
Thi• tt•l1'<·11urs1· rc•solut1on was
.1pprt1\·1·d unanimously by
nwmh1·rc; 1>f tht' English Council
Bui May adm1tt1·d, "No orn• at
fS ee COASTLINE. Pa~e A3 l
Brezhnev
or 1n1tH1tl' maJor tra nsacuon!I
S h o uld tht• rt"l'CIVt'rsh1p take
<·H t-c.·t m·xt wt>t•k , that order will
t;1k1· tht• form uf an UIJUm:uun
at,·on1p:rnymg 11
Attunwys for both s1db said
thl'y wt•rt• unsurt· whether
Hmaldo and thl' ('Ompanies could
rat::.t' tht• bond m oney
I larn son . who called thl' bond
Jllloun t "u nus u ally high ,"
111tl1l'alt>d that he would appeal,
arguing that Petty'i. order s hould
Ix· uvt•rturrwd or. 1f that falls,
that thC' bond should be reduc-t.'<l
Tht· appeal 1s expt•cte d to be
ht'im l !)(·fore nt•xt WE.>dnesday's
dc •.ull11w
Bois a
plan
shelved
By ROBERT BARKER
Of the 0 .. ly "°4 ltaft
An Orange County p lan for tht'
development of thl' Bolsa Chica
mars hlands near Huntington
Bl'<H·h app a r e ntly has b een
placed 1n hmbo
O ra n ge County supervisors
voted Wednesday to withdraw
the t•o ntrover s1al plan from
cons1dcra11on o f the California
Coas ta l Comm1ss1on members.
But thNc 's a ehanl'f' tha t the plan
may m>t re-main withdra wn -
only dl'lay('d for a notht'r year or
more'
Thi· Ion~ standing issue was
St'hedull·d to' face commission
act ion next W ednesd ay m Los
Angeles Prt•v1ous coastal
comm1ss1on a ttPmpts to reach a
dc'l·1s1on foiled m June a nd July
ObsNvt•rs predicted that the
romm1ss1un wo uld hdve denied
th C' plan th at ca ll s f o r
d evelopmc•nt of 5,700 homes, a
manna and navigable c hannel to
the ON'an and restoration of 600
acn-s of salt marsh
Orangt' County Planning
D1r<'<.'tor Robert Fisher said late
Wt.>dnesday lhat h e ts proposing
to put c.bout 1,200 ac·res of
luwlands !.OU lh o f W a rn e r
A vcnul' and cast o f Pacific Coast
Highway into a wmng reserve
for up to a year
H1· said a reserve would permit
th<' co unty and co astal
commission to C"on centrate o n
n·rti f1caticm of a plan for the less
contr11vers1<1l bluffto p areas
w h al(• awa1 ting so I u t1o ns to
lowland ton(-erns.
Fishe r said he expec·ted to hear
by F riday 1f the rc-serve proposaJ
1s at'("('ptablc to Michael Fischer,
h1!. countC'rpart on the California
Coastal Comm1ss1on staff.
"If t here's a pos1t1ve signal, the
plan w ould s tay submitted."
Fisher said "But I think there
may be less than a 50-50 chance
of that
"The• key 1s not to make a final
d~·1s1on at this lime "
Thf' roast.al commission staff,
which came under h eavy fire
from Orange County supervisors,
opposes a manna and navigable
channel and wants addi tional
acr<'age des1gna ted as w e tlands
and thereby protected from
d t•vclopment.
County officia ls said a fina l
d ecision must be put oCC un'til the
c·omplct.Jon of a U.S. Anny Corps
<See 801..SA, Page AZ>
era ends Soggy sands al
Edwards Air Forr<>
Base will not
welcome Columbia
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. oviet President Leonid Brezhnf'v huddled with lhen-President
Richard Nixon 01 the We tern While House in San Clemente in
this 1973 photo.
t ~
By STEVEN R. HURST
,.._..,~ ,..._ Wrtt•
MQSCOW -Leonid I
Brezhnev. who ruled the Soviet
Union for 18 years, p u r s u ed
detent.e with the West and raised
his country to nuclear parity
with the United States, has died.
He was 75.
Brezhnev died Wednesday at
8:30 a.m. (Moecow time), but the
o ffic ial a nnoun cem ent was
wl\hhe ld until 11 a .m . today
whllt maneuver i ng f o r a
succesaor began behind the
towe ring. r ed wa I ls of t h e
Kremlln.
No new party c hi e f or
preside nt wu immediate ly
named t.o fill Brezhnev's pasta.
But Weste--n expert.! believe the
power vacuum may be filled In
t h e s h op run by a collective
'
leadership inc luding form e r
KGB c hief Yuri V. Andropov
and long-um e Brezhnev
as soci ate K o n stanti n
C hernenko, the two men mOS\
often touted as likely succeaors.
The Brezhnev era was marked
by flnn action t.o suppre. di.aent
In t h e Soviet Union. When
C zec h oslovakia c hallenaed
Kremlin domination In the East
bloc in 1968, Brezhnev sent
Soviet t.anlu Into Pr~ to crual\
"llOClaliam with a human face."
As Communlat Party chief and
president, Breahnev saw the
Soviet Union achieve lta atm of
becomJn1 a true 11obal powea.
Strate1lc balance wl\h the
United Si.tea WM conllnned i.n
1972 when he lilaned the SALT l <8" 11\UHNBV. Pap •a>
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Or angt1 Lt•ttal OAIL Y PILO f t l llur11<lfty November 11 1982
lrvine -------
lrvine patriotic
p arad e set D ec. 4
By G L~NN SC017
Of Ille Delly l'llol 8taff
11 vint":s Allll'l ll'ltlld 4u11l11·111
w ti I rt St' IHlt>t h1·1 ue•j.(f'I'(' 111
l>1·u·mbt'r wht'n Lht' t'tty 1:s
gr .it••-<l wtth tl!i ftr:st lull flt~gl'd
holul11y J>'Uade
Th<' De.'(· 4 f:><Hudt· 1:-. llw third
'>ponson-d bv tht• Irvuw K1w.11w-.
Club s1m.'t· ttw l'llY was forntt'<I .1
1.lt'(:ude a)(o Rut this will ht• tht•
f 1 rs l 1 n 1.· or p u r a t 111 lo( u 11 t I 11 •
tr 1111 m 1 n g i. o r :i t rad 1 t 111 ",ii
holiday parutlt•
N l' w t h 1:. y t' a 1 w ii I 1 w t h, ·
marching bands.
Tht.' Kiwanis panitlt'S 111 IYHU
and '81 wer(' st.ag1.'<.l un July 4th
whl•n S<:hool was out anti stutlt .. nt
mus11.·1ans Wt'r t' vaea11on1ng
Although tht• parudt•s o fft•rt.'d
their shar1.· ur t·xc1t1.•m1.•nt, tlwv
missed thl' uum-pah -pah thJ.t
organizers sought.
So they shifted tht• event to an
enrly Saturday 1n Ot•t·t·mb1.•r
wh1.·n marching band seaw11 t:s
suit in swing and thl' hol1d<1~
sp1nt is in thC' air.
Bands from the• 1.·1tv's thn·t·
high sc.·hools -University, lrvtnC'
a n d W o,,p d b r 1 d g e a r t·
scht'(luled tu marc:h in the paradt·
us wt•ll as one from Tustin's
Foothill High School. the El Toro
Manne Corps Band and a fpw
JUntor high groups.
They will be among the· 54
C'n trit!s wtth more than 1.035
pt•uple signed up to pass along
thl' une-mtle paradt• route in thP
(.'UStbound lant.'S ur Alton
Parkway. The paradt• will bt'gtn
at 11 am from West Yall' Loop
J'arad<' Chairman 011.·k
1 h·rmPsch said his dub membt.•rs
hupt• to makt• the parade through
Woodbndg<.• an annual event 1n
lrvme If they SUC'l'ft.<d, they will
give their ctty a parade to rival
other coastal traditions
At a press bnehng Wednesday.
I lcrmes<:h said local organrzattons
still can entt·r the parade. wh11.·h
hWI a them•· thl:-. y1•1u ul "Sulut ..
tu Youth "
EntrH·:-. du 11111 111·1·d 111 b1•
proft-ss1on.1l .1l'U., hut 'ihould l.11.·
more than j group u( ch1ldrl·n
walking lwrlt'uth J h;.inrwr. ht•
11utt•d Cui I l'llt e11tnt·:1 1m ludt•
downs, lHlltqut· ean. Jlld novt•lty
lo(rnups. hl· :.aid
.. Our fl·d111g 1s dll entry ha:-. to
bt· t•ntt•rta1111ng," ht· t'Xplarrlt'd
"But we'd like· &s mul'h lm·al
purt1c1pat11m 11:s possible "
Interestt.•d pt•upll· t:an cunwt·t
htm about t•n trll's at 55l-4551
Truph11.•s will be uwarded tn I<!
maJOr d1 v1:-.1u11s Spt.·1.·1al judg1.•s
v. ill revlt'w r•qut'Stnan u.•ams and
the marc hing bands lfowevt•1,
rkrmPSCh said l<.><:al h<inds wtlJ
v1 1· fur rulings ratht•f than
Jg .t 1 n st t• a l'l 1 o t h 1 • r , a t tlw 1 r
n·quest
Th~· K1w:in1s Club l'XJX"<.'l'> tt1
spt.md mon· than $<1.000 on th!'
p<Hadt•, as1d1.· frum voluntet·t
labor lt hopt~ to r1."'l·uup mut·h of
1ts t•xpens t.·s by offt.·r1ng a
panl'Hke hn•akfast bt:gtnnin~ <J I H
,1 111 o n p a r a d l' u a y a t
Wuudbndg<' High &:hool
T h t' c 1 t y g o v l' r n m C' n l ,
m(·anwhilt'. also 1s donating
;.obout $2,500 in st·rvtl'es and
salanC's for pol1l'C and public
works personnel
So Car. dub memlx'N have not
announced lhC'ir grand marshal
for this yeAr's event but they say
11 wtll be "someone of interest to
childre n and students" lo fit the
them<'
The sponsonng dub ongrnally
wanted to stage tht• parade on
Barranca Parkway, the main
tho r oughfare in Woodbridge
Mt•mbers agreed to shift 11 to
Alton. which is less traveled but
also less developed, al the request
of merchants Crom Woodbridge
Plaza Center.
Appr~1attve merchants have
since volunteered to help acquire
bleachers and havt' wc•eds C'Ut
along Alton.
Ponderosa chie f Rube n Boho rquez Delly l'llot Photo by Patrick O'Donnell
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• Bull to surviv e
Mes a bullfight
8yJOOI CAOENHEAO
Oftlla D•ll1 "lot ataff
W 1 11 e· 1 m IJ 11 1 t t· 1 H u b ,. 11
Bohor1p1e·1. f fiu1ltt>d h1i. 1110:-.t
itTl'Nlt;L{blc 1m1t It ... adJUlltt•d 11111
fiery rtod lx•ret und is:1t down to
dlSl'UMI whut hus b1·c·o11w h"
fovoritc suhj1•1.·t: tht· bullr1Khl
5':hcdull'd Saturday and Sunday
a t t h 1· 0 r a 11 g P C 11 u n 1 y
ra1rgrnumb
Bullfights'' Jn Cost-0 Mt-:s<1'1
8olwrqu('7, adrn1u. that tht· 1dt•j
nught seem 11trung1· to ma11 y
AnH·rt<.·an s whost· 1n1agt.• 11(
bullf1i(htlng IS et<.'h(od firmly in
the old Hollywood sten·otype~
that d1.•p1c:t1.·d lhe ft!(hts a ~ a
strangl' m1xturt• uf gort• <ind
.romanUC'tsm
Missing from tlw old rt1ms wa:-.
the rt.·l1gious, L·ultural und l'thnw
roots of bullf1ght1ng. said
Bo hurquc·z , who has bl·t·n
organ1ztng the l'Vt•nt~ 1n tho·
United Statt•s Sllll'e I 97H
Thi:. wtll bt· tht· f1r:st ll11n•
Bohur4uez ha:s brought th1. bulb
to Orange· County
"8ullf1ght1ng is <• 1·ultural
spe<:tade," hl· said "Tht•y art·
held on religious holidays to
comt1de with duys off. It's a way
to PntPrtain crowds."
The Old Cal1forn1a Span ish
Fiesta Days and Bullfights th1:s
weekend will also 1ndude c.1
rodeo, flamenco danc:mg. a ho™'
exh1 b1t and Spanish food. Tht•
"blootlless" Bullfights will begin
at 4 pm. each day.
By not killing the bull tht·
event remains k•gal in the United
States. Bohorquez said.
The bandenllas. a spt'ar used
to anger the animal, will bl·
attached with glue. In Spain and
Mexico a bullfight ends with tht·
dramatic death of the bull by a
sword In this weekend's f1gh~.
th e matador i n stead will
symbolically place his hand on
the bull's hindquarter
Hunting is far more inhuman<'.
said Bohorquez, a self confessed
animal lover who dauns to havt•
never shot an animal and own~
eight c:ats.
"Thu; is no more dan~erow1
:.port th:.in .i moto11.·ydl· ran• or 11
r odt•o." lie-i..11d "In !ill thca.t·
1•vt·11t1o th\·n":. u l 0hunn· t>Orneone
rrught ht· hurt "
'that d)JU)t.'t' turned to trugtody
M'Vl·r .. I yeari. .tKO wh1•n a young
n1 ;11.1tl1JI drnppt•d h1~ l'apt• and
w11ur1d up being the target of a
1.hur~int( bull. He suffored a
l1ruk1•n shouldl·r and a 11pratncd
nc'l-k. Boh or4u!'7. n'<.'allt'd
"All you havt• bl'lwct·n you
;ind an acdd1.'llt 1s th1• l'apt'." said
liolwrqut•:r..
l.1kt· all urumals, bulls Ctrl'
< ••1111 tillnd 'J'h1• magenta 1..·upe ts
U!><:d stm·tly for audit.·nn' <.tppt'al
Thi· bull 1:s c•xc1 tcd by tht-
111ov1•111t•IH o f tht.• <:apt• and not its
l0<1l111
"P1·11plt· don't g11 to a bullfight
111 !>t·t• blood anti an animal
krll1·d," Bohorqut•z s<11d "The·
only rt:ai.cm the· <inimal ts killed 1s
1.>t.'l'dUM' nt'xt tinw ht· would learn
l•J ehw gt• tht· man and not th1·
1.·a J.X.
All 111 th1.· hulls ust'd 1n the·
Ur1 1li'd Statt·s t·xhib1t1ons an·
f l'llm Mt·x1co and are kept on a
nml'h 1n R1vers1d" Following th1·
frght tht:y an• l'tlhl'r returned to
pa~tun· or slaughtered.
Ewn if It w1·n· puss1hlt• to kill
thl· bull 1n this l'(J Untry .
Bohnr4u1·2 :.atd 11 would bt·
pointlt·ss bl•cause its mpaning
wuukl go largely misunderstood.
"In the United States 11 would
loSL· a lot of 1 u. M"nuus a::.pt-<.:ts and
Its Sl'nM' of history." Bohorquez
i.<itd "There's no plac1.· he re that
has a st•nSE· of lrtstory th:it you
wuuld .. f ind tn Spain und
Ml'Xll.'0
True bullfight af1c1onados
<1ppret·1all' tht· art a n d th1..•
SJX"'Cl.adc of thl• ix-rformance and
plan· little importance on tht·
k1lhng or lht• bull. he said
· · B u I I f 1 g h t 1 n g d <· p 1 c t :.
evt•rythmg that 1~ honorable in <t
man." ht• said "ll's thc·atl'r and
<:n tt>rta1nmt·nt But it's rl'al
bec aus e· thl' man's life 1s 1n
dangl·r"
Tht· pr<'s1d1.•nt of lrvmc·-b<iSt'<I
Ponderosa Homes. one or tht·
larg1•st homPbu1ld1ng firms m tht·
st.all'. resigned Wednesday.
qui t s
figures are estimates
Regardl<>ss of s pecifics.
h1)wever, Ponderosa has clearly
b een among the top
homebuilding firms. Standard
and P oo re's ''Registry Ctf
Corporations" for 1982 says the
company C'mploys 400 workers
and CtVer<tgt'S annu<1l -.air's from
$1 50 to $200 mtlhon
Bolsa Chica marsh plan shelved
From Page A 1 Details or John Garcia 's
rMtgnation WE're not made publit
C'arly today as top C'Xt•cuttvt•.,
huddled rn ml'l'tings
A subs1d1ary of Aetna L1fC' and
Casualty Co of Hartford. Conn ,
Ponderosa was rankc<d second rn
salC'S volum1.• rn a survey taken
C'a rl1N of Southern California
honwbu1lding activity Its vc1lunw
was $86.2 mtluon
The ·· BluP Book of MaJor...-
Home Buildt•rs·· estimated that
tht• firm burlt 1.130 homes las t
year throughout the• stat~ wllh
gross revenuc·s of $ 199 mil lion
lndustr.y analys ts s tress tho:.e
(.;arc1a's n·i.1gnat111n folluw:s
s c-v t• r a I ,, l h L' r "u r pr 1s1 n g
announn•mt•nL., mcidt· by Orang•·
Countv's maJor h urn1•buil<l1ng firm~ ·th1., year Among lht•m
Pe·tt.·r Krt·mt•r':. n·~1gnat1on .-1 ...
lrvuw Company prt>s1dC'nl. n
dN·1s1on by Broadmuor I lllml·!o tu
lpavt· the· (·ounty and largl"Sctlt
layoffs at tht· Mh-.ro n V1t 'J"
Company
of Engineering
on thl' effl'l'h
channt•I on thl·
111ar shl~ind
feas1b1htv stud y
of a nav1gabli.·
resturattun ,,f a
T h t· v :-. a 1 d t h t ' :s t u ti v 1 !>
..,t l11·duf1·d 111 lw f1r...,hed ~wxt
111011th ,md that analv"<~ wo11ltl
bt• forthcoming rn ..,uhsl'qut•nt
m11nlh!o.
Olh<'r m.1JOI d1frt•r1·nt1·-.
bt•l\.\11•n tl11 coun t v c11HI the
nMs tal c·omm1s"1nn :.taff c.·1c·11lt•1
on t lw t•x tent u f 1•;1 rthqua k1·
lwu1rd.., a nd :.in argunwnt ov1·1
tht ... 1L1 of tilt' wl'lland:-.
Tiu· eount~ plan thc11 ha" lht
Cloudy o utlo9 k
Par11y cloudy w11n a sl•ghl
Chance ol ahowers Saturday
cteat1ng Sund.By and increasing
clouds Monday Coas1a1 areas wtll
hBve highs from the uppe< 60s to
the rn><1 70s lows wtH be 1n tt>e
40s and 50s Moun1a1n resort
highs 1n the 50s with lows 1n the
20s and JO$
l.'.S. s1u11111t1ry
A neavy ttorm lhal ba11ered
Southe<n Calll0tn1s moved eHI
and drOPped ••in OVflf the ~· Southwest early today, while rain
swept acroH lhe M1dwes1 and
P•rt• ot IM Southeast
S h o wer s and a rew
tl'oundershowers fingered over
pans ol C atllornia white 1ain
continued &cross the lower
eltv111ons of New Mexico and
Arotona Snow kept f9lllng on lt>e
mountains ot Nevada and
•Collfornla 10 the Colorado and
New Mexl«> RocklM
Rain slretehe<l trom tl'oe central
HIQh Plaint .cross t<anHa and
90\llt>ern Nebrastca to norlt>ern
Mtnou" and southern <ow•
Sha-a alto lell over Okl~hom&
•n<I Texas
A few r91n showers aprlnkled
the SOV1h Allllnlrc COMI rain tell
over Ohio, and drorzle was
r•p0<ted over upper Mlcntg1n
Oense log wAa lormtng In
•oulhern fdaho and 11att1Hn
Wyoming Aaln waa 101ecaa1 l or later
\OCS.y lrom trw1 central Plains 10
fhe upper GrN t l •kes, and snow
.., .. allpec1.cl lrom tile Col0<9do
Rookies to the northe<n Pl•lna
Scattered ll'otmde<1t0<m1 -• pr.Oic:tlld !tom norttlwftt r ....
Ind U.. oantr• Hlgll Plain. to ll'oe
mld-Ml1tlulppl \'alley Severe
thundtlratormt wer• likely from
north-cenlr•I and north•••• Texu OYe< Ark9n ... and autern 1<11n ... to eouthem an<! C41ntral
llllnol• Snow was lorec .. t for
pena of Mont1t1a
Sunny sklea wera Hpected
from \he M •tern Gulf Co"t to
New Englano and wHI ol th•
~· Telf'lper•turH before d •wn r8'109d lrom 17 In Concord. N.H.,
lo fS In W"I P91m 8Mcll, Fla.
•
'Teuiperatures
NATION
HI lo Pep
Albany 49 2•
AlbuQUetQue 61 34 06
Ancho11•9e zq t 7
Atl•nl& 72 4!,
Allanlo<; C.1ty 59 4 1
8a1t1mo•e 6J 45 a ...... ng~am 7J 40
8015" 4J 28
Boston 55 J4
Bull BIO 44 29
8ur1tn91on 49 29
ChOrtotle N C 10 43
Cheyeone J7 22 01
Chocago 46 40 81 N.1-WM-$oo<¥<t C1nc1nna11 70 42 ..OU US 0eot OI C.,,.,,....ct
Cleveland 49 42 0 1 Fronta:Cold -.. W'MTTI .. C04umb1e S G H J6
Columbus 57 41
OllllU Fl Wo1lh 78 65 4S 2J Dayton 64 41 ::.yracu~
Oen•er 39 27 06 Topeka 72 60
OM Mo<nes 5• 52 01 rucaon 70 51
Detroit 4J 40 37 1u1aa 75 60
Ovlulh 34 J2 16 . Washington 67 49
El Pa90 71 61 WIChllCt 7J 52
Failbllnl\S 14 09 16
Fl119s1a1t 40 l3 47
HVllO<O 55 29 C ALIFORNIA
HonOlulu 85 74 Bak11rsl1111d 54 46 17
Houston 76 65 Barstow 63 44
tndlanapOll5 69 44 BIO Bea• 40 27 30
Jac:kaon Miu 78 37 Bl shoo 4J 22
Jac:tcsonv1lle 72 45 Cataline 58 56 2 1
JuMSV 37 34 71 Culvl'• City 6 1 49 21
K11nsas Coty n 82 Eureka 57 J8
lat Vegea 64 JO 12 Fresno • 53 41 47
lollte Rock 73 ~5 Lancaster 50 43 65
Los Angeles 57 56 I 45 long Beacn 62 52 118
loo•tV11N! 79 39 Loa AngelM ~7 56 78
Memphis 74 51 Monrovl• 56 48 I 43
Miami 78 74 Montebello 84 48 I 70
Mllwetukee 44 40 88 Monte<ey 55 43
Mpls-St Paul :n JS 1 22 Mt Wiison 36 29 2 22
~Orleans 74 49 Needles 611 5~ -
New Y0<1t 56 39 Newpotl e.ach 85 53 •S Oklaoom1 City 7t so O•kl•nd 47 ~ ot
Om•htt 61 41 06 Ontario SS 47
O•lando 81 82 Palm ~pr•no• 66 44 1l
Plllta<letphla 58 42 River aide 56 •8 .25
Phoenl• 71 57 01 Redwood Clly 49 ... S3
Plllaou:f." 53 4 1 ~·Tf"IJO 47 Je 07
Pontin ,Me,· 51 27 SaltnH 53 40 .25
Ponl•nd.Ore 58 JS San Bernardino 80 49 ,J&
Ratelgll 71 41 San Gabriel 85 •9 1 40
Reno J6 30 12 S9" Diego 118 57 28
S•ll lake St 34 S•n Franclaoo $0 ote 22
S•n Antonio 78 68 San JoM q 41 3& 9.,, o..go 88 57 87 Sant• Ana 85 51 71
San Frene>11eo 50 48 32 S•nt• Barb••• 58 42 115
Se•llle 49 37 Sent• Montca 64 50 69
St lool1 84 5e Stockton •8 J8 311
SOOll-40 29 T a110e Valley 36 09
SURf RIPOil
= 3
10
10
10
.... .....
2 2
2
2
.... ...
3 ,
2
J
..... ow IW
IW
WIW WSW
PAN AM
Acapulco
Barbados
BermuOto
Cura<;eo
Freeport
Guad•l•t" a Guadeloupe
Havana
Kingston
Mon1900 Ba~
Mazatlan
Merida
Mtt•oco C11v
Mon1errey
Nassau
San Juen. PR
Trinidad
Veracruz
Calgary
Edmooton MonlrHI
Ottawa
Regine
T0ton10
Vancouvet Wlnnll>flll
CANADA
Sm og
93 73
88 77
72 86
88 80 8( 68
81 42
811 70
19 n 88 75
84 70
90 64 88 70
75 37
79 61
82 70
90 75 88 75
82 ~
51 14
37 12
40 23
311 2J
43 28
39 211
45 28
38 20
Wiier• to o•ll (toll freel for
1&1• 111nOQ lnformetlon:
OrMQe County. llOO) U WHt
lot An9elu e eunty: (800) 242~22
AMnlde lltld SM hm•dlno coumi.: 1eoo1 3'1-•110
.\OMO Epleode C..,ter; (IOOI
242-4eal
T ides
TOOAY
Flr11 tow 12 •3 p m 1.0 ... 8-ld hlOh U4 p m ,..y
12:'.)3. '"· 0. 700 •m 80
t 23 p'" 0 4
Second lllQfl 7.23 pm, 4 7
Sun Hll IOdly II 4 52 p 11'1 •
r .... f'lld•y •I l .U •im
Moon •• lodity •I l 011 p m ,
11-''ldlY •t 3.13 • m
'
blt'sstng of S1~nal Landmeirk. the·
ma1or Bolsa Chica landowm•r
l'alls for the preservation of :165
ac-res uf wetlands m addttion to
tht• '..:!:.!!> cicn·s in <1 stall' L'(.'Ologu:al
rPM·rvc• The nklsl.Lt I comm1s.<>1• Ill
s~1ff w<1nts ahout 800 ~wres to Ix·
prt'~t ·rved 1n Jdd1t11m llJ tht>
n •s(•rvt•
ll.1rr11.·tt W11·dt•r H u gl·r
Stdnton and Thomas Rtlt•v voll'<l
10 withdraw the plan Halph
Cl,nk <1bs t:i1nt>d <tnd Brun•
NPsta11dP wa:-. not pn-wnt al tht
tr mt of volt•
Oh ... 1..•rvl•rs said tht• rccC'nt
1•lt'\·t1un of Gc·orgC' L~:ukmeJian as
govt•rnor playt-d a kc·y p<irt 111 tht•
l'OUnl v·s dt'\.'bton
Oni-Bol~ Ch1c:a v. <t idier :-.<11d
that 0(•ukm1•J1an rnay st)un
appwnt four new rTll'mbcrs to lht•
c:m1!-.t tomm1ss1o n who p<>rhap~
wuulcl look upon Bo lsa Ch1t·o1
development more favdrably
Since· the plan was headed for
almost certain defe at , one·
observer said. the county had
nothing to lose by pulling back
tht• plan and gambling that ne w
appointees might s upport the·
development at a later t1ml'
F' o u r m c• rn b e r s o ( t h t·
comm1ss1on also arc.appointC'd by
the· '>p<'akcr o r the AssC'mbly and
thl• leader of thl' stall:' senate.
Wt l· de r s <t 1 d th e coast a I
comm1~1on staff "1s raising tht•
:.pc1.·tt•r o f an alternative plan
1m1nui. the manna and navigabk
acc·c·ss among other thmgsl that 1s
mmplPtely unacceptable to the
p<'nplt• and taxpayers of this
tounty
"Th<' coastal romm1ss1on staff
pays no heed whatsoever to the
rl'altlles of the local JUrtsdiclion
th<tt 1s left to implement then
Pdtl'l<; They an· not required to
cunstdt•r who wall pay or who
w I I 1 b (' n (' f I l f r 0 m l h l'
devC'lopment prOJl'Cls w1thm the
l'oastal w ne
"I believe thc·v have a
.,ophomortc: v 1c·v. ihat they
simply cdn take lh1· ('OSts of such
things as w etlands restoration
uut of the hid<.' of the pnvatt·
property owner." she said
Stanton said "trad1uonal lmt-s
<>f authonty, rC'i.ponsibility and
a t ' " o u n t a b 1 I 1 t v v i t a I t o a
dt.•moc:rauc form -of government
has bl't'n short-<.·1rcuitcd by the
coastal commission. -
"It (lhe stair) has bl'('()me an
«m1mal into 11.St'lf that seems to
regard itself as independc•nt and
seems to regard ttself as an
1ncubator of its philosophy which
1s no t accountablP to anybody
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N11rmM Rc1ck\vell
by Lladr6
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to 1tttend our exclusive 1hdwin6 of the ne w N orman
Rockwell Collection by Uadro.
~
The colle~tion will be shown on Fr;da y, NoVt!mber 12th from l 0 to 7 pm. A
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with your ~elflctions.
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Poles free Walesa
amid new strikes
WARSAW, Poland (AP)
Poland 's martial law
auth urilll's have ordcrt.'ll till'
relcaiw from anternml•nt of
Solidarity leader L~:h Walt·~
who has been held :.Ill('('
martial law begain Dt.'(· I :i.
government spokesman Jt•rty
Urban said today
Thl' news coincided with
the announcement o f thL·
death of Soviet leader Lt:-0111d
I BrezhnPv an Mosc:ow and
t• a m t! 'l 4 h o u rs u f I l ' r
11a11unwidc stnk<·s t·allt•c.J liy
thl' Solidarity undt•rl-"roumJ 1il
Po I u n d wt' r (• b I u 11 t ,. d
t•fft •(.'\IVt•ly
U r b a n h a d 1 11 d 1 t· .1 t t• d
Wt'llnl"Sday thut lx..'(.·au:.t• the
work stoppagt-s wt.•rc mmor,
tht• martial law reg1nw might
go ahead with plans to lift
militar y rule by thL' t.·nd uf
tlw year.
Explosion rips Tyre
TY RE, Lebanon (AP)
An explosion devastated thl·
Israeli military governnwnt
building in this southl'rn
Lebanese city today. kilhng
15 Arabs and some ls r;wll
soldiers. lsrach oCfieers said
Israel radio said 40 lsrac•l1
soldwrs were wounded.
nullfit·auon of 1•c•lat1vc~.
Israel radio sc.11d woundt·d
lsral'11s had bet•n flo wn to
h usp1t.ils 1n Israel. and a
1·uns1<1nt stream of hchcuptt•n.
roart-d in and out o f Tvrc
evacuating C'asualti<.·s ·
O•lly Piiot lllu1trellon b1 Tim ..... , .. n
Orange tounty's old
courthouse cheduled
for rehabilitation' with
the hiring of
architectural £.i.qn s for
the $:l million projec t. The Israelis refused to S<lY
how many of their own ml'n
w e r e kill ed. p e nding
Three L ebanese rt'sl·ue
workers r~turning to Sidon,
north of Tyre. said 60 people
were killed, and that most
appeared to be Isra<'h soldll'rs.
Courthouse restoration advan·ces
NATION
Kin visit memorial
WASHINGTON (AP) In
their silent search of bla('k
grani te walls for familiar
names. the kifi and friends of
tpos~' who died an Vietnam
are conduc ting their own
peoph•'s ceremony on this
Veteran!. Day (Photo Pagl'
02)
At Arlington National
Cemt>lery. DeferlS(' SC'Cretary
C ,1s par Weinberger was
speaking after the trad1t1onal
wreath-laying.
And at the White House.
honoring Raymond Wt·t•ks.
l'fed1ted with the ide<1 of
changing Armistice Day.
whi<.:h observed the end of
hostilities in World War I,
into a holiday honoring all
Amerrcan veterans
8 u t v (' t e r a n s 0 f l h l'
Vie tnam War and rC'lallVC'S l'f
those killed or missing then,.
are not waiting for Saturday's
ceremony dedicating the new
monument
By JEFF ADLER
01 lhe !rally Pllol Stell
A1 t"h1tl·t·tu1al firms fr om
Newport Bc•<1ch and IrvtnC' have
be-en S<·lt.•<:tC'd by Orange County
s up e rvisor !. t o dt's 1gn and
l' n g i n l' l ' r t h t.• p 1 a n n e d
rehabilitation ol tht• uld county
courthuust.• 111 Sanw Ana.
Morr is Lohrbach Architt.-'l'ts o f
Irvine and R o ll y Pulaslu.-1&
Partners of Newport Beat.·h plan
to collaborate on thl' $3 m 1lhon
project to upgrade the turn-of-
the-ct>n tu ry red sandstone
building located at the forner of
Santa Ana BoulC'vard a nd
Broadway
Supervisors a lso mst ructed
county off1c1als to prepare pasx•rs
to lca~l' a portio n of the building
to tht· i.tall' for ust· :.s a nl'W
div1s1on of the 4th District Court
o f App<·al and to transfer tht.•
building's lltll' to the O rangt·
County Harbors, Bl•aL·ht•s a11d
Parks District.
T1tl<' LO th<· old courthouSC' nuw
is held by the C1v1<· Cl•ntt>r
Autho rity , wh1th used lht.•
building a~ St'(.·urity for a $22 2
million l>o nd issue in l91i7
Wednesday's dl'llon by the board
would in1t1atl' tht.• prot·t."•S by
whi ch th<' title will hL·
transfl·rred back to county
govc>mment.
Supervisor Roger Stanton said
s tate lease o f space 1n the
building will bring the harbors.
b t' at' ht• s a n d park!. d 1s t ri c t
bt.•t Wl><:'n $170.000 and $200,000
annually .
The rt•habilital1on projt:l't will
bring thC' aging building up to
t•urrc nt fire and earthquakt.'
!klfl•ty standards. Construction is
l'XJX'Cll'd to begin befort> Jkc. 31,
l\Hl3.
Except as a backdrop in st•vernl
fl'(.'ent movie productions. tht-old
courthouse has Jx.-en unused for
S('V«•ral years. But the building
s<.·rved as the seat of county
govt.•rnmC'nt and housed mos t
L·uunty offlcc.-s in add111on to the
t•ourl!> wt·ll into this century.
The board a p proved the $3
million project last July. spurred
by le g1sla11on then pcnd111g an
Sacramento wh1t.·h would have
allowt'CI tht· stall: to take title to
the building if tht.· county did not
proct>ed with the restoration.
The a ppeal s court b ranc h
slated for the courthouse WJS
approved by the Legislature an
1981 .
Attorneys havt• long insisted
that the four-jusuee division of
the apµtals l'OUrt was nt-eded in
Orange County bc-<-ause of the
region's growth as ont• of the
statels legal centers.
&>sidt.'s the• court. portions of
the 30.000-squart·-foot structure
will be le.ised to oth<'r groups,
su«h as tht.' C<Junty Historical
Comm1ss1on
Pres id en t Rea~a11 was
In a spontaneous ritual.
they look for names, 57.939 of
them who did not come home
School siege ends
fountain Valley--------------
Coastline College TV English program flaye~
BURKE. Va. (APJ A
dis t r aught high school
dropout who held up to nine
hostages for 21 hours in a
sC'h ool buildi ng hl•r e
surrendered peacefully this
morning. Fairfax County
police said
•·w e are plea sed 1 0
announce an end t o the
hostage situation at Lake
STATE
Braddol'k Secondary School ...
P olice Chief Carroll Burocker
said at m id morning. "The
individual gave h1mse:lf up
peacefully "
The 18-year-old. ident1f1cd
by police as James S tevens. a
former stude n t . took .nine
host:.ges Wednesday while
looking for his estran ged
girlfriend
From Page A 1
the m c•l'ttng said they had
watched the course "
David Pec k , the English
compos1t1on course <:oordinator at
Cal Stall' Long Beach . presented
tht.• Coastlint· resoluuon to the
C'ouncil. He said he was made
C1ware of corx·t>rns rC'garding the
telecourse bv instructors at
Or.inge Coast and Colden West.
but said he brought 1t before the
English Count.·11 last week of his
own accord
He said the matter wai.
brought to the English Counl'il
Last spring, but members at the
time did not fC'el sufficiently
informt•d to tak<' action . Peck
said hC' studied tht• telccourst·
over subscqul'nt months.
"This t-<1Urs<'. as 11 1s descnbc·d
and set up. d(l('s not appear to do
the JOh of tc•aching writing ...
Peck said
Coastline spokesman Chappell
said 771 studt.'nts at the t·ollege
an· currc•ntly enrolled in the
English tt•lecour se. H e said '
students must write six essays.
t·omplete four shorter writing
assignments and take midterm
and f111al exams m a classroom
S('tllng
lk said five English instructors
ar<' available f o r pho n e
consultat1un or office meNings
with studl·nts enrolled in the
l(> I ('(.'OU rst."
C happell said Coastlin e 1s
working with Cal State
University oCfieials to r esolve
questions regarding the
telecourses, and he criticized the
English Council's resolution.
"They didn't do what I would
consider to be <'ven elementary
research on the course," Chappell
said.
"Writing f or a Reason ."
pro du ce d by th e Da 11as--
Commumty Collt.•gc District, is
used by 29 other l"Olleges across
the United S tates. he said.
De Lorean case bail cut Brezhnev era ends with death at 75
LOS ANGELES tAP) A
federal judge reduced by half
the ball for Wilham Morgan
Hetrick, a co-defendant with
automaker John De Lorean an
an alleged $24 million cocaine
deal. but Hetrick's attorney
said his client still couldn't
post it.
cocaine
H etrick and Arrin gton
were arrested Oct 18, one day
before De Lorean's arn-:.t at a
hot el near L os Angel es
lnt('mat1onal Airport.
frQJTI Page A 1
treaty with Pn'S1dent Richard M.
Nixon.
President Reagan. o ffering
condolem·cs upon the death of
Brezhnl'v. s:.1d today the Unite<i
States wants "to work toward an
improved rC'lat1onsh1p with thl
Soviet Union"
I n a l etter to Vas1l1v
Vao;tlyt'V lt'h Kuzne tsov, rars0
I
deput y c h a irman of th<'
pres1d1um of thC' Supreme·
Hetrick. 50. was indicted on
federal charges of consp1r10g
with De Lorean and Steph<'n
Lee Arringto n . 24 , lo
d ist ribu te 220 pounds of
De L o r ea n , wh o the
government says hoped to
bail out his failing sporLo:; car
company with drug profits,
was freed Oct. 29 after
posting $250,000 in cash and
the balance of his $10 million
bail an property.
Patrick Coleman dead
Injured actress 'optimistic'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
A c tress Eileen Brenna n
underwent four h o urs of
recon s tructive surgery to
repair faeial fractures s h e
suffered when she w as hit by
a car Oct. 27 on a darkened
Venice street4 a h osp ital
spoke swo m an said .
Bre nna n, 48. was "ver y
alert and aware" and in good
condition aft.er the operation
W e dnesday at Daniel
Freeman Ma rina Hospital,
spokeswoman Christie P lank
said. "She feels optimistic."
Doctors also removed a splint
and corrected bone pla(·ement
in her left leg.
A Mass of the Kesurrection
will be offered tonight in Los
Angeles for Patrick Coleman of
Irvine. a well-known trial lawyer
and former Los Angeles County
Superior Court Commissioner.
Coleman. 55. died Nov. 5 aft.er
a long illness. He had lived in
lrvine the past four years.
He was a former U.S. attorney,
Los Angeles deputy~ity attorney
and served as a sergeant on the
Los Angeles Police Department
while attending law school at
Loyola University
H e is su r vived by twin
daughters. Ma ry Patricia and
Anne Dorothy, and former wife
Dorothy Coleman. all of Irvine
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A sel~ct group of
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' Rfngs
Sov1t.•t. Reagan called Brezhnl'\
"onl' o f the w o rld 's m ost
. import.ant figures for nearly twc
decad<·s ··
HC' also asked Kuznetsov to
t'onvcy his sympathi<'s to the
BnnhnC'v family.
In a separate s tateme nt,
lkputy White H ouse press
st.•t rC'tary L a rry S peak es said
that the United States would
scnd a high-level delegation to
repres<'nt the United States at
memorial ceremonies in Moscow.
The official Tass news agency
said today that the president and
par ty secretary-general had died
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the official obituary altho~gh
Br ezhnev has been ailing :tor
years and the re w ere repo~ he
s uffered. from heart troubJ..t.. a
stroke and cancer. 1
' Brezhnev led the Soviet Uton
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1~ y PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of tM Dally l"llol li.H
Foun tain Valley S<:hool D1str1l'l offtclols sny
they ore elated by st'On.'S ind1rating third nnd
.VCth graders did tht•ir Ix-st work e ve r on tht•
California Asst.-ssment Program tests
:-"I'm n•ally plt•u:1t'll." said Cheryl Snowden,
•the ele mentar y M·hool distrk l's director of
'curriculum and mstrut•llonal servires. "ln the last
: thret.> years. wt"vc gone from a rank of 20th in
the m unty lo n inth t his year "
The tes~ Wl'n ' administered last spring to
students en 17 district st:hools. (Two of those sites
.. r e closed at thl· l'nd of the term lx.oeause of
· .: lining t.>nrollml'nl ) Results of these tests,
'
: whil:h l'OVC'r rt'admJ(, written expression and
mathe ma tics. wt•rt• rt.'ce1ved recently by the
district.
Snowden said CAP'\lests "arc a measure of
program l'ff<-'<.·t1vc•1wss. ra ther than individual
achievement." Shl• said students in the same
class ofte n r~:c1ve different versions of each test
so that a wide range of skills c:an be evaluated.
Districts receive scaled scores. which can be
used for comparison purposes. Also, a comparison
score band is provided that indicates the district's
e xpected range bast'd o n the ec·o nom1c a nd
educational backg round of parents of children at
each school
ln the district's overall scores, sixth graders
pe rformed a bo ut mid w ay thro ugh their
comparison score band. Third graders exceeded
thi s range i n w r itte n e xpres.s1o n and
mathematics.
'School Score Comp.,l1on Score Band
DISTRICT
·Grede3
Reading 301 284-303
,Writing 312 283-301
'Mathematics 309 280-303
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Reading 288 257-289 Writing 288 258-288 Mathematics 274 258-291
8UIHARD MIDDL! ICHOOL
Orackl
Reading. 289 261-283
Writing 273 25"4-279
Mathematics 276 258-287
COURAEQE8
Orede3
Reading 290 279-317
Writing 296 278-317
Mathematics 297 273-315
Grade I
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Grede 3
Reading 318 285-334
Writing 316 287-329
Mathematics 316 281-326
Qrede.e
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Mathematics 289 280-307
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Gredt 3
Reading 297 275-3'4
Writing 328 272-316
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Grade 3
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Writing 328 274-322
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Reeding 279 258-287
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Huntington father's
incest trial opens
The trial of a Huntington
Beac h man charged with
sexually abuslna hla three teen-
age daughters opened In Orange
County Superior Court with the
·oldest of ~he three tetllfylo1 ahe
had sex with her father on more
than 100 oceaaions. • .
t a le.. Gronbach, 40,
ne 1 yed auto mechanic, ls
rge w'th 23 counts of
aexually abusing hls daughters,
aged 13 through 16'.
Gronbac h originally was
charged with 111 counts of
sodomy, child molesllng,
attempted ince11 and oral
copulation stemming from
incidents alleged to have
occurred over five years. Tpe
charges were l'eQuced, however,
in an amended criminal
complaint.
Gronbach's oldest daughter,
now 16, testified in Judge
Everett W. Dickey's courtroom
that she first had eexual
intercourac with t\t>r fatht-r In
June 1979 In her parenu'
bedroom while her mother was
at work.
"He said IC I w1tnted $5, l have
to po It," she testified.
Follo-,vlng~that first •~xual
encounter Wtth her father, sh~
said she had sex with him on
more than 100 occasions, about
once every two weeks.
The girl was the first witness
in t he trial, which Is being
conducted without a jury after
Gronbach waived his right to a
jurv trial.
Before the trial opened, Dickey
granted immunity from
prosecutiop to Gronbach's wife,
Jacqueline, who said she would
not testify without l~unity.
Two crimil'\al charges. of
intimidating witnesses s till are
pending against the Gronbachs
Crom incidents alleged to have
occurred July 13 and Oct. 13.
'Baldwin. ORGANS mn PIANOS
.~..::. s1995oo ~~ Dr11tie1ly ltduced to-On .. lWdwln
NIG UEL LAYING ...
From Page A 1
and lh..-l ~·yNar-old 110n won• Al
lht• huuJK.• whl•n tht• .cnwt• wn.
dla.('QWrt'(! but choeo not to wotc·h
011 lnwatlgutort, armt?d with u
1e1areh warrant, du& lnlo tht•
ground
Hart uld the woman was
burlt-d about thrH feet deep and
wu wrapped In a 1ht.'tll. He Nld
1he had been 1hut onc.-e with a
smal l-caliber w eapon In the
upper torso.
Police sa(d nt>lther the
husband nor the aon remained at
the house Wttdne1day evening
while Investigators 1earched the
home for evidence.
llu rt uld lhti youth WH
arrtllhHJ -.ftcr evldrm:c waa d111~·ovt•n1d lmpllcaUng tho
16-ycu·old . He would not uy
whal that evidence wu.
Nclahbor1, who cxpre11ed
ahock over thfl kllllng, deterlbed
Shoemaker as a friendly, neat
woman who wu MCtlvt> In Fourth ot July activities In the
neighborhood anp raised
vegetables and rabbit&.
One neighbor said the t'Ouple ·
had lived there about three ycara
and that the arrested youth wu
the womal\'1 son from a previous
n:iarriage.
AccQsed policeman resigns
A 25-ycar-old police oCficer has Davidson, a Westmins te r
resigned from the Westminster patrolman for nearly thr~ years,
Police. Department followifl waa acting aa a part-time security
arre!lt on suspicion of burg1 , . guar.d at a department store,
a ccording-to Chief Jack .• &ht>ckley said.
Shockley. ·
· Shockley said today that David Also arrested on the same
M. David.son resigned from the charges were Davidson's wife
force Sunday following his arrest Elena and another part-time
Friday nlRht in Downey. security guard, Shockley said.
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1 ·.Trash , copter s don 't niix .,.
Huntingto n B e a c h City
Council members were gullty of
: :;. poor' timing, at best, when thr.y
:..:·voted last w eek to chaTge
: . residents a trash fee of $3.50 a ~; month then, 8Carcely stopping for
• """breath, agreed to spend $1.2
: million to buy a heliport site for ;·-~~lice department helicopters.
: .. : · '}'here may hav e b e en a
~ .certain amount o( logic In both
• ~moves, but combining them in a
~ • single council meeting was
... ,~ guaranteed to raise a few hackles.
..
The trash fee was the <:f jrect
fesult or the county decision 10
begin charging ga te fees at landfill
dutnps and even ~igher fees at
transfe r stations, such as used in
Huntington Beach .
The city h as been paying
trash collection costs out or the
neral fund, but officials said the
oney to cover the anticipated
increase ln cost just w asn 't
available anywhere.
That explanation m!ght have
been acceptable, had the· council
not proceeded to approve the $1.~
million expenditure for the
heltport purchase -knowing lt
will·cost another ~$1 million to
develop the site for helicopte r
operations.
It haa been generally agreed
that the city should look into the
pQ&Sibility of developing a heliport
for the police c.'Opters that now are
based at J ohn Wayne Airport. But
som e council members feel the
s taff was less than zealous i.n
seeking out less expensjve
alternatives to the site favored by
the police department.
The unfortunate assumption
now is that the new trash fee will
go to finance the he licopter land
pui:chase. It w as a 'classic bit or bad
timing.
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Lesson for bureaucrats·
It's nice to read a story about
our sour econom y that has a sweet
and happy) ending.
·' Just such a story is the tale of
how one or the Fountain Valley
uncilmcn who voled to cut off
month to keep the coffee perking
a nd the doughnuts coming for
seniors who meet twice weekly at
the Fountain Valley Recreation
Center In Mile Square Park.
.id.oughnut funds fo r the c ity's
•~nior citize n program turne d
righ l around and found a donor in
the private sector who would come
And congratulations, too, to
Co uncilman Ben Nie ls en who
made it all happen.
Nielsen, who says he also has
a sponsor all but lined up to pay
for the seniors' newsletter, by the
way. should probably give lessons
w other burea ucralS\>rrwhete and
how to find private financing Cor a
Jot o r the things they have figured
taxpayers should shoulder .
~
p with the necessary money.
Kudos to Fountain Valley
om mu ni t y Hos p i tal for its
f illingness to make a one-yea r>
tommitment to donate $225 pe r
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~;Warning not suf f icien.t
When 23 accidents occur at a
single intersection in a single year
h e r e's r e a so n t o a ss um e
me thing is gravely wrong with
11'affic control in the area.
That's the 1981 record for the
tersection of Mountain Road and
'South Coast H ighway in Laguna
Beach. And the accide nts have
continued this year. including a
pedestrian fatality.
. Caltrans blames many of the
;vehicular mishaps on the fact that
11<>metimes tipsy patrons from bars
l.h the area tend to take chances
when walking across the highway t
(-orc ing moto ris t s to brake
'..Uddenly to avoid them and thus
So the L aguna Beach City
Council h as voted to ask Caltrans
to install an overhead illuminated
"Ped estrian Xing" sign at the
intersection on a trial basis.
To expect motorists on a major
highway to pay a great deal of
a tte ntion to s uc h a sign would
appear to be w ishful thinking -
a nd o f little or no h e lp t o
pedestrians who still w ould have
to take their chances.
A tra ffic signal, on th\? o ther
hand, would give pedestrians a
c h a n ce t o cross the highway
safely. The complaint that there is
a signal just a block away sounds
like typical Caltrans doubletalk. In
man y communities there are
traffic signals on every corner.
And that should be the case here,
as soon as possible.
• u sing rear-end accide nts.-But
• . e state agency says it cannot
:tflstall a tra Cfic. s ignal at the
:Wtersection because there is one
:jl.ast a block away at Cress Street.
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ew council logis tics
It's funny th e w ay little
tails get away from you in the
u sh of a large r issue. That's
hat has h a ppened in Newport
ach with the switch of elections
m June to November.
Everyone was so concerned
ith the language regarding the
tion, no one remembered that
ter the council members were
ected, they had to be seated .
seating wasn't addressed in
e Newport Beac h law, it follows
e pattern of state and federal
lections. In other words. new
unci membe r s a r e seated' In
nuary. / There are a c oupl of
' blems with this. First, it results
a lame duck council That's bad
ough when it happens to
ngress. But the logistics of those
anges require a couple of
nths for moving to Washington,
back from the re, depending on
e results. In a small city like
ewport Beach, a lame duck
uncll is a Ii ttle silly, and a
isaervice to voters who have
ken.
And besides, th~re are a
mber of important issues facing
ndl. We think it's time they got
with the bualnesa at hand. And
•
the voters deserve that important
business be d e alt with by the
representatives they have elected.
A second problem occurs in
the election of a new may or.
Although the council can't be
seated until January, there's no
reason the mayor can't be elected
now. No reason, except that it
wouldn't be fair.
Realizing this, council this
week decided to await seating of
the new council. and its new
m e mber William Agee, before
voting on the mayor. Because only
one new member was elected this
year, the delay probably won't
affect the outcome of the
mayoralty election. But had the
face of the council changed in the
election, it still would have been
possible for the lame duck council
to elect a new mayor two months
before the ~ council was seated.
We believe t h e laws on
seating the council and electing
the mayor should track. Since
changing the seating of council to
November requires a citywide
vote, we suggest It be put on the
ballot in November 1984. In the
meantime, let's make it the law
that only the new council elects
the new !'\8YOr.
Int-expreued In the IP«• •boW .,. lhOM of the Delly Piiot. Other vltWI •••
on "t' P..-ere thole of their euthor1 end ertl1ts. ReeCIH comrMnt Is lnvlt· • Addrftl The O.lly Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Cotle MeM, CA ft62•. PhoM C714)
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Letters to the editor
Disabled mus t
concern us all
To the Edil.ur:
Recent Daily Pilot articles concerning
the attempt to establish group homes in
Irvine accuralely reflect the unfortupate
fears of persons insensitive and ~r.ly
educated re garding citizens having
developmental special needs.
Whe n community members in
Fountain Valley expressed much the
same concerns three years ago relative to
Sutton's first home, one had to wonder
at their isolatfon-:-IJ'housands of aasa1>led
infants, children and adults participate
in early intervention programs, special
education programs, w orkshops or
gainful employment everyday in Orange
County. Many live at home or reside out
of home.
IN ATTENDING local meetings and
providing testimony at slate-leve l
hearings, I have been startled to observe
good citizens accuse families of disabled
members of "not taking care of them at
home." Ncn all families can take care of a
son or daughter who, through no fault of
their own, have intensive needs or, have
required 24-hour supervision for 15 or 25
years.
It is interesting to note that none of us
is surveyed or asked to pass judgment
when the house next door is sold or
rented. And, what have we been able to
do when our new neighbors fight all
night, have noisy or trouble some
children?
MAILBOX
Group homes for persons having
developmental spc.-clal needs have many
overseers including the licensing and
placement agencies and our agency.
which is mandated to protect the legal,
civil and service rights of the disabled of
Orange County. We are all concerned
and responsible to ensure the provision
of quality care and services be provided.
MS. RHYS BURCHILL
Executive Director.
Area XI, Developmental
Disabilities Board
Up in arms
To the Editor:
It certa inl y a ppears that the
Hunt.ington Beach City Council did us
dirty by passing a . $3.50 a month
trash pickup-charge so that they could
use the $2 million surplus to waste on a
police helicopter pad.
If they take money Crom the Feds also.
the n the city is actually putting In
another airport for public use. This will
ruin the land around Central Park. It
will ruin the future homes and condos
Landmark is planning to put in.
It seems that four men on our City
Council have absolutely no concrn for
the future of this town and are incapable
oC planning ahead. Of course, what can
you e xpect when one is a forme r
POiiceman and the other a pilot?
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Eniphasis on education
Once more Irvine's public
school students have exceeded last
year's scor es in the statewide
California Assessment Program
tests on all three levels tested -
third, sixth and 12th grades.
Third and sixth graders
improved their scores ln all three
tested subjects -reading, writing
and mathematics. Twelfth graders
fell slightly behind in the math
test but scored highe r than last
year in reading, writing and
spelling. Overall, .the 12th graders
ranked in the 88th to 94th
percentile, statewide, a very
creditable showing.
Irvine always score s high
when compared to statewide
averages, but does less well on the
so-called "comparison acore band"
which compares the dwtrict with
others in equal demographic
· groups. This is becauae Irvine is
not entirely the affluent white
ne4Jhborhood many think of.
WalkJng the halls or Irvine Hlgh
Sc hool is like ta king a s trolJ
through a mmi-United Nations.
S o the key comparison is
against the district's own scores
the year before -and this year
tha t is a su<.'CeSS story.
There is no doubt that Irvine
is a truly "education orie nted''
community. S e niors. of course,
must pass proficiency tests before
they graduatf', but the district also
has a relatively ne w program that
he lps identify s tude nts w i th
problems so they get needed help
immediate ly.
The distric t also h e lps
students prepa r e for tests by
giving them practice tests so they
will be comfortable with the real
thing when it has to be faced.
Some districts look askance at this
procedure, but Irvine justifies it by
pointing out tha t the students'
college and caree r opportunities
will depend a good deal on their
test scores. Whatever the
explanation, the Irvine students
seem to be holding their own.
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Mesa redevelopnient viewed
For years, the commercial
center at the comer of 19th Street
and Harbor Boulevard in Costa
Mesa wa'S a b1t1ttt on the
downtown.
Now, thanks to the 9ty'1
ambltiou1 redevelopment
p,,,....m, the old center hM been.
lewled. Gone are the priah lip
and t he le11 than 1 lamorou1
1toref ronta that oMf lfar.ed the
rorner.
-k ~ost Jlie cl 1-:•1
mtltian to rekn• tht tlnlmta ad
purchue tM propel't1. It'• money
w.11 epent. ~'of lhe mnw -located ta tbl hart of ec.ca u .. --.. only a .Dldnl .....,., tq &M,....,.. cam~'fi
lbe n••,t»Y Paeuaa Y~eral S.vinl* and I Loan bulldtnl -' ,
2 •••••• , ••
Llbkh.l, ~l • oulhuu Spanish·~tyle
structure.
How th~ property at 19th and H91'bor will t.? dewloptd remaiM
• a question. pending studies of the
she and the redevelopmen~
procram in general. But it's almoet
a sure bet that some type of re\aJI •
mmplex wilt evolve.
Many developers -includina
Padflc Federal -have exprelled
lntL'retl In th• lite. Which ii &O Uw
~··benefit. !?'lie lltew > ~ (Qr
ad cl I no-a a l~--4! «na• 01.J;a a
developm•nt 11ven Ill central muon and l\uToulllllnl u111
Conalderlna tlae tioOlt &h•
Plldlia l'lderll ~ U. doWNDwn. .. _. hiidlr-w ,..
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· The people around Central Park are
going to be up in arms about being kept
awake all night plus the added hazard of
helicopter crashes. There is also the Cact
that FAA has no laws about how low
helicopters can fl y. They can legally go
two feet over your roof. How stupid can
our council be?
PAUL CUTLER
Hospi tal b oard
To the Editor:
Your Letter to the Editor column
recently contained a letter by Mary 0 .
owner expressing concern that the
nominating committee of South Coast
Medical Center was excluding Laguna
area residenlS from consideration as
future trustees.
We would like your read.-rs to have
the bene(it of additional facts. It is the
feeling of our board of trl.lstees that the
cornposllion oC the board should be
evaJuated on a periodic basis. This year,
the nominating committee conducted
this evaluation. The same evaluation was
done last year. or the 21 trustees on the
board, 19 live in the Laguna area .
Through the years as lhe hospital has
grown so has the area the hospital
serves. Sixty percent of the patients we
now serve live outside the Laguna area.
In an effort to ser ve our growing
community we believe it is appropriate
to seek trustees who reside in these new
areas.
ACCORDINGLY, we sent a letter to
1,500 membe rs o f the hospital
corporation asking for their suggestions.
The nominating committee felt it was
important to "open up" the nominating
process and request the input of a larger
cross section of our population rather
than rely solely on the six members of
our committee. This was done for the
first time las t year and was well
received. The same thing was done this
year and we anticipate continued
SUtteSS.
In our letter to members we stated
that "ideal candidates" are difficult to
find and the attributes listed are to be
used as a guide. We als o stated
consideration should be given to a female
candidate (three of our 21 trusteee are
female). Finally we stated that all
candidates wUl be considered and no
quotas have been established in ordw t.o
preclude any candidates. •
Thank you for allowing us the
opportunity to present the facts of the
matter.
BERNARD SYFAN
Chalnnan,
Nominating Committee
South Coast Medical Center
Wbo 's responsible ?
To the F.ditor:
I am appalled at the unbelievably
Inept resurfacing of t h e roads
throughout puts of Costa Mesa,
particularly on Hospital Road and
Ticonderoga. I have never seen anything
like it before anywhere, and cannot
comprehend how the city could oontnct,
accept and pay for work like that.
I've waited a few months since the
"completion or the work in hopes that it
was a temporary repair precedir-. the
actual resurfacing. Expecting lt to be
momentarily rompleted, you can im88ine
my dismay when I found lnsteed \hey
had painted It aa is. Who, I aak. is
""ponsible for this incredible job which
now looks more like it needs remrfadng
than when they beaan?
B&TTY 1.. u.u>M0K. Pb.D.
Columbia up, up and away
By HOWARD BENEDICT Al~ wnw ahow paying cu11touwn1 that th<> c1ummonulnw the• mis.tun Otht•r11 hod bc'<•n mado to corr('t't th<'
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. •huttlt• t'an mttl a tlnu.ot.obl . muklnu up th'· l11r(W,,t (•rt.•w t•v<•r probll'm
The apace 1huttle, plerdn1 clear Launt<h director Al O'Hara a111lgn('d to orw atpUCl'llhlp an.• The utronaut11, l'><>klna
blue 1k1ea above the Atlantic, jokingly apoloaawd l><'<'l:luac the pilot Kohl-rt 0v<'rmyr<'r, 46, 1md forward w (1vt• day• in 1poc<• and
1ettled Into a pre clae orbit ship depart.eel 6'.J-thouaandtha uf two membeni of a new breed of a return next TuC'lkJay, t'Ontlnucd
t oday a s two a1tronaut1 a 11(.fcond late. a1tronuu t11 namt'd minion driving upward undc·r tho power
prepared mancuvera that would "Jt was as nl'ar-pcrfoct as we spcclali1t11: 1clC'nti1tt1 William o f l h e Ir m a In <' n g In e 1,
send the first of two satelllte1 could expect ," O'Hara said. Lenoir, 43, and JOMph Allen, 45. accelt-ratmg cvt>r feater u they
spinning Into apace 184 miles Because of the nct'd to huvc Brand, Overmyer and Lenoir plunged Into the \Pinner upper
tbove \he earth. Columbia in the right place at the · rod<' In the cockpit. Allen rode In air.
. Columbia is now In space for right time to eject. the payloapa. . a seat Installed In a mid-deck During the early houn, the
the fifth time." said M illaion the launch team ha(f only a area beneath \he main cabin. crew thoroughly checked the>
Con\rol. 33-mlnvte period tn which to They wore NASA blue-cottpn yehlcle'• sywtems; ope ned the
. The astronaut.a were soaring at. launch the craf\. coveralls that r t:placed the cargo bay doors, rC'po rted
17.400 miles an hour to start a Cheers a nd s h o uts o f awkward brown preaure suita readings from the SSS aatelllte
flight NASA hopes will open a encouragement erupted from required o n America's 3~ loo k e d g ood a nd r e layed
new era of space commerce. The several hundred thq,usand people p revious man-in-spa<.-e m.iaalons. televlwlon pictures of the
Initial test was set for late this who crowded viewing sites for After about ~O se<:onds, the mtellites nestled In the bay.
afternoon when the aatronauis Columbia'• blaz..irrg sendoff. The •P\\Ce• freighter. moving ever They reported only one minor
are to deploy the tint aatelllte. roar of the en gin es sent a mdr~ 1wlftly on its towering problem, a fAul t y compute r
Columbia's Veterans Day thunderclap rolllng acro!!.J the pillar (>f amoke, pies-ced through readout llCJ'een.
launch began In a blincling burst Cape, shaking the grouna and the MOit 4anger0u.s' point in the "It'• a little like your home TV
of flame and spre~ing bill9w of vibratin&. ~uildings at Kennedy ucent -an area where the cra!t having the p icture 1llp to the
smoke as.Columbia's three main Space Center offices several ii bu f(e t e d by max Im um lower left comer of the tube and
en9 lnea and two solid fue l rqiles from launch pad 39A. aerodynamic forces. then •tarts flashing," Overmyer
rockets flashed to life at 7:19 a.m. It was the s huttle 's fifth Unlike Columbia's fourth aaid.
EST. perfect liftofJ in as many tries; flight. whe n the parachutes NASA offk:lals gave the final
• Liftoff cU'.rnaxed a near-eerfect the $huttle's ·April 1981 fllsh t failed a nd the boosters sank. jo.ahead t o continue the
countdown. It was Columbia's was the fi,rst of four test missions. NASA reported the rockets countdown.just before'midnlght
Once again the rain failed io stay away
from the de.sert Jakebed at Edwards AFB,
making the site too muddy for the space
shuule Columbia's fifth landing next
Tuesday.
'
second str aig h t on-time • Vance Brand, 51 , who landed Intact and were f1oatina Wednesday a fter evaluating
launching, something NASA returned unconscious from the about 140 Miles east of Cape weather problems in the western
needs to achieve routinely to Apollo-Soyuz mi$sion in 1975. is Canaveral. Engineering changes United States. .. . f, .
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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Five Penny Opera
Nov. 12 COi LRU PO~ CRUIS•RS
Ba/a & Mexico -Janet Steele
Science Hall
1s· JHE .ECONOMY N 12/13 ' "
Nov. 12 AUDUBON FILM smaa
"Footloose In Newfoundland"
7 P.M. -Science Lecture 2
Nov. 13 CLASSICAL GUITAR
John McEnary -Fine Arls 119
Nov. 18 LUR• OF ALASKA
FORCING YOU
Armchair Adventures
Nov.20 FALL CONCeR'F -
OCC Chorw & Chamber Singers
Nov.21 JAZZ CONCERT
With Bill Watrous. Trombone ou1 -. OF-YOU OME?-.
Dec. 12 CHUCK MANGIONE
Two Shows -7 p.m, & 10 p..m.
Reserved Seats on Sale Nov. 22
8 P.M. -ROBERT MOORE THEATRE
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Ordered by the Attorney for
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Ortental Ruge
We have been commluloned to liquidate
the entire Inventory plu1 other• for lmmec#at• caet).
ftUG8 MOM: China, .......... AfOMNllM,
lndla, Turkey, Paldetan, Romania, Egypt,
and Iran. 8lze1 range from a·x:r·--to
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AUCTION WILL TAKI "-ACI OM • FRIDAY, NOV. 12 AT I P.M. v
Question: Are · you attempting to· sell your
home under the pressures of mounting
debt??
Question: Is pending foreclosure or offerin9
your home on the market at way below
~~rue ·your only choice??
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Question: Are you unsure of the future and ·
feel a real need to protect. all that you have
worked and saved for??
We believe that we have a program that may flt your needs
and our criteria by retaining possession of your home so
that you may remain within your community, with friends &
neighbors and not dlerupt your t•mlly. This may be ac-
complished and at the same time redu~• your monthly ex-
penditure• d~•m•tla.lly.
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We Invite homeowner.a, or their realty agents (If home
presently listed for sale) to ct1ll ue for ""'•m dewlla •.
i;::,r~~All lnqulrl• wffl be held In the hlgheet -·
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The El Toro MMlne Corps Air Station
will hold an auction beslnnlng at 9 a .m .
Tuesday at the base to sell surplus and used
materials.
Run by the Defense Property
Disposal Of lice, the auction will be staged ln
Buildlna 319. Property offered for sale will be
available for Inspection In the same building
weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. ,
For more information, contact Roxanne
Hotz at 651-3771.
•Coastline College will present a
workshop on sales and contract negotiations
for travel agents from 9 a,m . to 1 p.m.
Saturday at the Robinwood Learning Center,
5172 McFadden Ave .. Huntington Beach.
Lecturer will be Keltb Powell, president
of Attache Case Travel in Newport Beach.
Registration f~ for the program Is $10.
More information can be obtained by calling
Coastline's Community Services office,
963-0811.
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.:on the way
By PAT HOROWITZ
Of the DellJ Not • ...,
DEAR PAT: I joined tbe Cudboldera
Travel Club in early July, bat bave never
received tbe deluxe membership kit I was
r.romised. I paid tbe SU annual fee
mmediately, however. I wrote to tile Cblcago
lteadqaarters lo October, bat laavea't laad uy
response. I'd like my membersllip extended
from tbe time I receive tbe kit or a refund of
my money.
G.M., Huntington Beach
The club's records indicated that several
travel packets had been mailed to you and
there was no trace of your complaint letter. In
view of the mixup, the club is sending another
membership packet and additionaJ folders to
you in ac'dltion to extending your membership
for a full year.
'Lemon law' detailed
DEAR PAT: Will you give me a rundown
of the provisions of tile "lemon" Jaw,
particularly how long it applies to a new car?
L.R., Costa Mesa
The "lemon" law (AB 1787) covers new
cars for one year or 1~000 miles. whichever
comes first. The time · its on the buyer's
right to sue are extend during the period he
or she is involved in the dispute resolution
program.
Under this law, new car purchasers will
be entitled to a new replacement of their
"lemon" or a refund of the purchase price of
the vehicle if, after four attempts, the dealer
fails to satisfactorily repair a major defect that
affects the use. value or safety of the new car.
A second basis for replacement or refund
exists if the new car is out of service for a
cumulative total of more than 30 days after
delivery.
The purc haser must notlCy the
manufacturer directly at least once during the
course of the unsuccessful attempts at repair.
And if the dealer has a state-approved third
party resolution dispute program. the buyer
must first utilize it before s uing for
replacement or refund.
The state Department of Motor Vehicles,
division of compliance, enforces state laws
l"!!lating to new car sales. The phone numbers
are 558-4688 in Sant.a Ana or 870-7721 in
Fullerton. -
.. • ·Got a problem? Then write tD ·11mii Pat Horowitz. Pat will cut red tape, · getdng the answers and act.Jon you
· n_eed to solve in*:!J._Uitles in
• ~t and business. Ka.If your questions co Pat Horowitz, At Your Service, Orange
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, CA. 92626.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1982
CAVALCADE
ENTERTAINMENT
COMICS
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Mike Wallace, a mainsla y on
"60-Minutes," has h elped earn the
show top spol in the Nielsen ralings.
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American Pre ident Line's new
,8 6 0 -foot conta ine r ship, Preside nt
Lincoln, a t its berttr iirSan
P edro. Capt. Peter Boele (above)
of Scott dale~ Ariz., is one of two
captains fo r this, the largest
freighter ever built in the United
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This ship , big as a mountain
By LEE PAYNE Of IM Deity l'ttot Staff
Think or a big diesel engine.
Bigger even than the one in
your VW Rabbit. That one has
four cylinders. We're talking
about 12 cylinders.
You're still not thinking big
enough. Think three stories high
and 43.000 horsepower. Think of
the biggest diesel engine ever
built in the United States.
What do you do with an
engine that big? You put it into
the President Lincoln. the
biggest freighter ever built in
the United States.
Big ·is an inadequate word
-when~dewling with the braod-
new ship that arrived in San
Pedro this week. How big is it?
Like a mountain. it's so big that
when you're near it or on it, you
can't see most of it. The Panama
Canal is big. The preside nt
Lincoln squeezed through with
six inches on each side to spare.
But wait a minute. A new
merchant ship, built in the U.S.?
Flying the American flag? Isn't
'As soon as we figure out how all the automatic
equipment works, we will sail rerularly with a
crew of 28.'
our merchant fleet on its way
out. our shjpyards defunct, the
future color e d Japanese?
Apparently the word hasn't yet
gotten to American President
Lines. They put up most of the
$150 million it took to build the
President Lincoln and two
860-foot sister ships are on the
way at Allendale, La. They are
nearing completion.
All three are con&.ainer-ships. a
new breed of freighter ,
pioneered right here in the U.S.
·cargo no longer comes in
barrels, boxes, bins and bushel
baskets to be hauled and shoved
on and off by sweating
stevedores. Now you load your
C:irgo into a truck al your Cann
or factory and drive it to the
dock. There a 40-ton crane picks
it up and snaps il into place
-The m ate
aboard ~hip -all but the wh~ls
and cab. You'll need them to
drive yq_urself home.
Al the other end. each 40-foot
container is dropped onto a new
set of wheels and is off to 1ts
destination. The President
Lincoln holds 1,600 containers
and layovers in exotic ports have
been cut from two or more days
to hal f a day. The sailors hardly
have time to geWnto U'ouble~ny
more.
Less time in port means more
time at sea on each of the ship's
42-day round-trips between Los
Angeles. Oakland, Japan, Korea,
Taiwan and Hong Kong. Each
member of the cn>w has his own
stateroom. movies on closed
circuit TV. sauna. a choice of
three main dishes at every meal
and an indoor swimming pool
filled with distilled water from
the ship's salt water converter.
The pool is perched on top of a
main fuel tank w here it is gently
·heated by the tar-like fuel oil
that must be maintained at over
100 degrees just to get it to Clow
mto the engine.
From here the President
Lincoln will sail for Oakland
and a christening party for 600
guests, then on to Seattle and
the Orient.
It will sail with only 34
officers and cr ew aboard.
Anyone who has watched old
World War II movies on TV
knows that it takes at least 34
men on..lhe. bridge_ alone, jusL to
repeat the order , "left full
rudder."
Surely the largest U . .$. built
ship w6uldn't set out with a
s keleton crew of only 34? Of
course not. Her first voyage is, in
fact. overstaffed. "As soon as we
figure out how all the automatic
equipment worlts0
," the mate
says. "we will sail regularly
with a cr:ew of 28."
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOl /Thurtday, November 11, 1982
DEAR ANN LANDBRS: My husbund 9nd l
.are professional photographers. We work t.ogctbcr.
Our specialty is weddings. h 's very enjoyable rno8l
of the time. but the biggest paan In the neck ls
~ amateur photographers.
• T hey ar«.> often unbelievably rude. They push • ,,.a around so they can get their shot.s. Sometim4.>s
~ t hey swear al us because we are obstructing the
~:· view when they want to take a picture. We neve r ~.aet our profession down by being impoli'le to those
•' who wish to take their own pictures, but 1 cannot
count the times we have been yelled at and told to
"get out of the way."
Why don't they realize we are being P.aid to
capture the meaningful momen~ or th~ QCCasion?
Please ask your readers t.o respect the wesjding-~J .. .,hotbgrapher and remember that he is there to do a
job. -TOO MUCH S HOVING IN OHIO.
DE AR SHOVED: Glad to speak up for a group
-, of professlonal1 who deserve a break. Thanks for
tbe opportunity to pass the word.
f DEAR ANN LANDERS : For years I have been
hoping to find my problem in your l'Olumn and
yesterday I did. The signature was "facial Hair in
Dallas."
• · Al age 50 I feel just as embarrassed as I did al
"' 22. ·You'd be surprised at the rude and hurtful
_ commen ts I've had from people who should know
better. I've gune through two lengthy electrolys is
programs by board-l'ertified dermatologists. Both
were painful, expensiv~ and unsuc:t·cssful. I never
tried a beautician. but a friend of mind did and her
results were no better than mine.
Through the years l have allemptcd lo console
myself with the t.hought thal my fa,·1al hair
problem is insignificant compared to what other
people have had to Cacc in life.
Maybe. through your column, w ill 'come thl'
answer for me. God bless you for your enlightened
guidance to the public. -ROCK VILLE, MD.,
HOPEFUL
DE AR HOP EFUL: Try one more time. 'Look
in the phone book under E lectrolysis. Make a n
appointment. Ask t o be put in touch with two or
three people who will recommend their services.
~ This is the best m ethod for checking out any
procedure where skill Is required. Good luck and
lej me bear from you with some good news. • ..
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Do you feel awkward, self-conS<.·1ous -lonely?
Welcome ro the club. There's help for yo1.4 in Ann
Landers' booklet "The Key to Populam.v "Send 50
cents with _your request and a long. stamped. se/f-
addressed envelope to Ann L anders. P.O. Box
11995. Chicago. [//. 6061 J.
GORIN ON lllDGI
BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
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Hoth vulnerable. ltouth d11l1 NOITH Openlna lead: Jack ol •. 1t14u1.1oce. Declarer won the
klnr of club• and C'Hhed th11
ac•. He cro11l!d to dummy
with the ace of dlamond1 and
dl1earded a heart on the
queen of club . All that re·
malned wat to hold hi• trump
loaera t.o three.
Dtclartr w11 oorrtcl In
taklnr hl1 two club wlnnere
out of the way, but at trick
thrH ht 1hould have ltd a
low trump from hi• hand. Jr
1padea were 3-2, It made no
difference whether declarer
led a low or a hl1h 1p1de -
he would not lote more than
thrfle tr ump trlcka. But. what
It •pad_ee were 4·1 '/
hie heart. eluff on the quH• of
club• and lead• u oihtr
trump from the table. Now
there I• no way that. £11t can
take more than hl1 t.wo top
trump1.
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O Al •cua
WllT EAIT
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0 10111 o.uo • uotu . ••u
Brld1• I• a IO(Jkal 11me. Jt
11 all vtr)' weU t.o play by in
1tlnct, but In the Iona run
probabllltle1 will win out.
SOUTH
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The blddlnr: ·s .. o Weet ......
iNT Put a • Put
Pua PU.
Nert.la
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Pua
Pall
Pua
South had a rebld problem
when North re1ponded to hie
1pade openlnr bid with one
•no trump. A rebid of two
1padea woula have 1ur1eated
neither the 1tren1th nor the
balanced nature of South'•
hand, and a jump to three
l pl dtl Wll OUl Of the qUH·
tlon with 1uch a poor 1ult.
His decl1lon to rallf to two
no trump was a practical
solution. After North probed
for a heart contract. lhe pair
1ta1rered Into four 1pade1.
Declarer led a trump from
the table· and inaerted the
Jack. Wt1t won the quffri
and H lttd with a diamond.
O.Clarer won and ltd a low
trump, but when Wen ehow·
td out, declarer 1tlll had t.o
ION th,.. trump trick• and
hi• contract.
Otcl&rtr w11 ln"a trlne t.oo
much of a hurry to 1•t rid of
hi• heart loeer. BtLttr itehnl·
qut and tlmlnr would have
landed the rame.
H the •Ingleton trump w11
the nine, It would be rirht t.o
lead a hlrh 1pade al trick
three. But It 11 three limet 11
likely that the 1lnrleton will
be an honor. Therefore, It 11
correct to lead a low trump.
Have '" INea , ....... ill· to dt .. ltle tr .. t.le1 Let
C...,..._Q.,.allelpy .. W , .... ,~*-.. DOUILE8 lw ,......,
ud fer taent.. Fer a ee,1 el
W.DOUILEl~t. ..... 11.a .. "G ..... o •• a.1 .....
cart el dale ... .,.,..., P.O.
·~ 4 . West led t he top of his club
A11ume that Wett win•
and 'shifts to a diamond. De·
clarer wins In dummy, ta~es
lea nt, Nenree4, N.J.
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• llOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Friday, November 12
ARIES (March 2 l·April 19): Emphasis on law,
hrense requiremen ts, tax information and added
responsibility. Past commitment comes to forefront
-you're called upon to futrill obligation.
TAUR US (April 20-May 20): Go slow, be
diplomatic, fi nish what you st.art. Emphasis on
health, employment and attention lo those who rely
upon your judgment. Demands are made on your
time -~cp resolutions c:onceming diet, nutrition
and proper rest.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Emphasis on
excitement, discovery. romance, speculative venture
and ability to get lo heart of matters. Personal
magnetism sours, me mbers of opposite sex are
attracted and popularity increases.
CANCER (June 21-July 22)~ Follow th.rough
on first impression. Learn by teaching; vital
information is gained concerning property, safely
and security. Family me.tiber cooperates, makes
important concel'ision.
LEO (July 23.-Aug. 22);-Burdcn Is lif.t.ed,
numerous messages arc received, opportunities
abound and scenario is highlighted by surprise
v is ito r . Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure
prominently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Check details
connected with payments, collection s. Read
between lines, study fine print, refuse to give up
something of value for mere promise. You'll locate
need ed material and financial position will be
strengthened. ·
LIBRA (Se pt. 23-0 cl. 22): Open Imes o f
communication. Lunar emphasis indicates cham-c
for added andependenc-e. initiative and new start in
new direction Make personal appearances and
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
I'VE TRIED
DIFFERENT
WAYS
T O BE
HAPPY.
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THE OMLV OHS•
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INVO&..Vlr
NOT T""'1N8.
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appeals. Romantic interlude is part or exciting
scenario. .
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Significant change
occurs on homerront. Special meeting clears air,
e na bles you lo make purchase and beautify
s urroundings. Taurus, Libra and another Scorpio
figure prominently.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Define
terms, perfect techniques, steer clear or tendency
t.owards self-deception. Lunar emphasis on friends,
hopes. wishes and good news concerning business or
career. Pisces, Virgo natives figure prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J an. 19): Your natura
abililites su rge to rore fro nl. Superiors a re
impressed, you could receive important assignment.
Added responsibility means chance for greater
reward.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Jo'eb. 18): More people are
cont·crned with what you say, do and think -you
strike chord or universal appeal. Emphasis on
communicallon , travel, edu<.'atiion and abstract
prind ples of justice.
P ISCES (Feb. !~·March 20): Mystery ts solved:
light is shed on areas previously dark. Dig beneath
surface -somc>0tle may not be telling entire truth
conct.>rning money situation.
rou1 HIAlTH
OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: Il's bad enough to
be fat and have t.o worry about gening into your
clothes. Stylish? T hat's out. But, hearing warnings
from· the doctor about the dangers of obesity
com pounds the problem. My doctor says if I don't
lose at least 30 pounds, I practically invite diabetes.
There's been none in my family. Why should I be
scared? -M RS. T.
DEAR MRS. T.: Until lately, most doctors felt
duty-bound to warn their obese patients about
possible complications. They .would say, "Fat
patients are in greaterdanger of getting diabetes."
But, that may not be so. According t.o a recent study
by John B. O'Sullivan reported in the Journal of
the American Medical Association , the majority of
over weight people may not be in danger of
developing diabetes mellitus. Obesity is not an
accurate predictor.
However, there's this exception. U a pregnant
patient has d eveloped "gestational glu cose
intolerant"e" -spilled. sugar in the urine because
the body couldn't tem porarily liandle glucose
'ietabolism -there might be that predisposition to
d'eveloping diabetes later. Thus, it's especially
important for a woman who has had transient
diabetes during pr egnancy to avoid obesity.
According to David L . ..Horwitz. M .D . of the
University of Illinois, "In the absence of data t.o the
contrary, it seems wisest to suggest to such patients
lhat avoiding obesity may reduce the risk of
subsequent diabetes by as much as 50 percent.''
Since you do not mention a family history ol
diabetes, Mrs. T ., or having "spilled sugar" during
pregnancy, I doubt that you are in greater danger
than a hon·obese person.
STOP SMOKllll Ill OIE EVElllllG
USE YOUR MIND INSTEAD OF DRUGS'
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DO YOU HAVE A
FAVORITE RECIPE.?
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 7:30 P .M.
Li mited Seating -Call For Reservation
Given BJ
AOBEfJT EMMET DOWNING Ill
D.D., Ph.D., M.D., N.D., J.D.
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642-5982 AT
ZONTA CLUB
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If you like t o cook and have a "favorite"
recipe, it could be worth a trip for
two to a city of your choice anywhere
in the Western Hemisphere (via Western
A irlines.) Or you could win one of five S200
gift certificates. It can all happen In the ------
1982 Dally Piiot Favorit e Recip e Con t est.
and it could happen to youl
Even 1f you don·1 w in a 1op pnze. your
recipe could ~ pubhshed m our .. Or•ng•
Coast Cook Book"' 1n lhe Daily Pilot on
Wednesday. Oec~m~r 8, I 982
Dally P1lo1 Special Sections editor Janine
F 1ddelke will supervise a panel ot food
judges who wtfl name the ~st rec1~ on
the Orange Coast W 1nrnng rec1~s will ~
judged on originality. ease ot preparation,
adherence to the~. and ot course. taste
So get cooking. Road the rules carefully and
send us your reci~s as soon as poS51ble.
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HOLSTERY SALE
CONTINUES
Getting Ready for the Holidays
Quality features:
I
Marnie R~ed a nd Carlyn Ste iner
Sophisticates hold kick·off
Those elegant black Invitations with the gold
coat h angers on the front brought 110 to the
Sophisticates' Solid Gold Rummage Sale kicko(f '
party held in the home of Marnie Fluor Reed.
Carlyn Steiner, Sophisticates chairman, and
party chairme n Ollie Hill and Annette Hurwitz had
a chance to tell the guests or the sale planned for
''A Passport to the World" is what the Little
Mermaid Guild of CHOC is calling its Saturday
evening of dining, dancing and games. CocktaHs
will be served ln the atrium of t he Newport
Marriott at 6:30 p.m. and the evening's activities
continue in the Pacific Ballroom.
• 1. fall of 1983 that will feature designer clothing from
stor es and designe rs as weU as ~quali ty used GET TOGETHERS: Two chapters of the
clothing . Proceeds will benelit ATSC's juvenile Orange County Performing Arts Center·have had diversion program. Fashions from Saks Fifth Avenue were recent socials. Chapter Two members divi~ up in mod led groups of eight to 12 and "Yent to members' homes e and auctioned to guests attending. for cocktails and dinner. To conclude the strictly
JoAnne Mix and Audrey Cotton originated the social evening the group. about 90 of them,
idea of the designer resale. gathered in the University Park home of Mr. and
MARK YOU~ CALENDARS: The Orange Mrs. Harry Stahl for coffee and dessert. She is the
County Business COmmittee for the ar1S will have chapter chairman for 1982-83.
an awards ceremony and dinner Sul)day at 6:30 The George M. Cohan Chapter served German
p.m. at the Ritz in Pacific Mutual Plaza, Newport foods at the membership event held in the San
Beach. The first busin ess in the Arts award Juan Capistrano clubhouse.
presentation will be made by Ralph P. Davidson, Lyn Dove Paulsen and John Corda
chairman of Time Incorporated and Bu.sIDe~s __ entertained, and Elaine Redfield told about the
Committee for the Arts, Inc., New York. progress of the perforrrung arts cehter.
Jessic!J McClintock sets show
ROBINSON'S: Jessica McClintock will be at
the New.port Beach store Saturaay to prese}'lt her
holiday collection of lace-trimmed silk and velvet
dresses. A rninl-show is scheduled at 1 p.m. with
infonnal modeling until 4.
L
B ULLOCK'S: Stanley Sherman fashions will
be informally modeled Friday and Saturday from
noon to 3 p.m. ln the Fashion Gallery of the South
Coast Plaza store.
BROADWAY: Fashion for the petite worpan
will be modeled during a fashion show Saturday at
3 p.m. on the second level of the Newport Beach
store. The public may attend.
NORDSTROM: Skiwear for men and women
will be featured a t 7:30 p.m. fashion show today
in the Active Sports Department of the South Coast·
Plaza store. At 7 p.m. in the Brass Rail Department.
a .. building your wardrobe" seminar w ill be
conducted for men.
BENSON & HEDGES ' . -
Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called delu xe.
Regular and Menthol.
Open a bot today.
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L'O ng-time show tops Nielsen
'60 Minutes' boo ts CB 'to a~1other lin t plal'e lini .. h
LOS ANGEJ..Es (AP) "60 Mlnutc11,'' on<' of
the longeat-runnlntt ahows In prim tlnw, hat
Unlshed at the top ot the Wt'<'kly Nlt"l n wlevlslon
ratings and helJ)4.'d bous t CBS to another finn ph.1t't' In a ll, CBS had six shows in th Top 10 und
ABC and NBC had two each for the W<"Ck t'nded
Nov. 7.
"60 MinutC'S," is now in itti 15th season on CBS.
Another veteran show, "M·A-S-H," in Its 1 lth year
on CBS. was fourth "Archie Bunker's Place,"
which was 10th, is in its 13th year -1f you l'OUnt Its
earlier incarnation as "AU In the F'nmily."
At thc.> other end of the ratings chart compiled
by the A.C. Nielsen Co. was the 1.hrec networks
election coverage Nov. 2. In 70th and last ploc.-e was
NBC's coverage. ABC's coverage was in 63rd place
and CBS' was an 65th plac.-e.
The ratings compilation used here is that
reported by NBC. which listed each network'•
election coverage as only a single program. Both
ABC and CBS listed as a separate program. each
time the network returned to the air with an
updated election report.
Since the election cove rage got s uch ~row
ratings it affects only the ranking at the bottom of
the ratings chart. U.nder the ABC and CBS listings
all the bottom shows were various segments or
election coV"erage, thus putting a little distari~
between the bottom and some of the low-rated
regular series.
CBS finished fi rst with a rating of 17.2. ABC was
second with 15.9 and NBC was third with 15.1. The
networks say this means in an averase prime-time
minute 17.2 percent or the nation's homes with TV
were tuned to CBS.
"* Top 10 CBS shows besides "60 Minutes" were
"Dallas" (third), "M·A-S-H" (fourth), "Newhart"•
(sixth). "Magnum, P .l." (seventh), and "Archie
, Bunker's Place" (10th). Bob Newhart's new comedy
made its debut in the Top 10 and has remained
there. The detective series "Magnum" is in Its third
year. but it's new to the Top 10 this year. It has
been in the front rcmks off and on since the fall
season began.
ABC made the Top 10 with its Wednesday
night combination of "Dy nasty'' and "The Fall
Guy." which forced first-place CBS to announce a
new schedule Monday. CBS is pulling "Alice,"
"Filthy Rich," and "Tucker's Witch" and putting in
a new night of movies against the two ABC shows.
The prime-time soa p opera "Dynasty" finished
fifth, and the adventure-comedy "The Fall Guy"
was in eighth place.
In the current ratings "Filthy Rich" w~ No.
60, "Alice" was No. 62, and "Tucker's Witch" was
No. 64.
NBC placed two specials in the Top 10, but its
highest-rated series was "Hill Street Blues," which
tied for 13th place. "TV's Censored Bloopers No. 4" •
was second and "New and Improved TV's Greatest
Commercials No. 2" was ninth.
Here are the Top 10: "60 Minutes," a rating of
27 .5 or 22.9 million households, CBS: "TV's
C(,'nJOl'C!d Bloopcma No "·" 21\.1\ or 21.2 rnllllon, NOC; "01lll£lt,11 24 .4 or 20.a million, CBS; "M·A·S·H,''
23.~ or l~ ~ million, CRH. "Dynqty," 23.2 or U~ a
mllUon, ABC, "N('whnrt," 22.2 or 18 4 mllllon, CBS,
"Magnum, P.l." 21.7 or 18.0 million, CBS; "The Faell
Guy," 2.t.2 or 17.tl million, ABC; "Nt'w and
lmprov..d TV'a Creote!•t Comnw-rclal No. 2,'' 21 O
or 17.4 million, N 8C: "Ar(' hie' Bunkl!r'• PIM' , " 20.~
or 17.0 million CBS.
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11 • II
"Wtll ·· any sign of olvlllzatlon?"
• MV STOhW:H WAS TALKING IN MY SlfEP. ''
... by Harold le Dowe
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PE"~l'TI
DO '(OV THINK IT's
P05519t.E TMAT l'M VOVll
FAVOfUTE PERSON IN •
TME WHOLE WIDE WORLD?
THAT KID NEXT
DOOR HA5 AN
AWFUL CRU5H
HE'S FIXING Hl5
FENCE TODAY--
HE SHOULD BE
DON E BY NOW
•
ON
ME
AN~ "f'HA"f'S 'THI! S1"0RY OF MY CSRANPPAPPY,
Kl PS ... "f'HI! L.l!C:Ol!NPARY
·MISSISSIPPI SM"INK .'
·bY Charltl M. Schulz -------SVOl*LV l1M A
STA.i'·Uf' COMIC HAHAHAHA
by Gus Amola
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1111 1<-.1> \ \
1:00 (2) (7) (4)
""'HIDINt "IAGAN
•WI CONFl .. l!NC ...
1:05 (17) COLLEGE
,ooTaALL w .. 1 Virginie 11 Rutg&ll
...001•• NEWS CHAAUE'8 ANOELS
The Angell lnllel11Qfll an
.. aoddlnlll" lieelf9c:utlon
et a 'hllltn ap1.
• M•A•S'H
~. P.Oltlt II lokl 1h81 '\8W
mlHlary money 11 befog
lllU4ld In nopea or contus-
ing Ille counterlellerw
• OVEAEASY
Gueat: Celldlce Bergen. Q
• HUMANIT1E8 THAOUOH THE ARTS
"PllotlflO. Visions Thtough
lhlAget"
i C88NEWS
ABCNEWSQ
NBC NEWS ID WHATS t6Y LINE ~MOVIE * * ~ "The Pu,,.,lt Of 0 8.
Cooper" (19811 Tr .. I Wl-
Mlll\I, Roblrl Dullell A
Intel lkylac:llf I~ and
parachll1 .. to safely ~
Oregon with • fortune In
ltOlen l'llOMY· 'PG'
1:801 ALJCE OD< CAVETT
Queal: Jont1th•n Miller •
(Plf1 4)(RI G OAOWIHG YEARS
"The Pretehool E.>lpefl-
~ ..
l~MIUER
WORLD~ PEOPLE
VIDEO MAGAZlNE
MOYIE
**'~ "So F'lne" (19811
Ry1ln O'Neil, Jack War·
den. A llulfy c:ollega PIO-
,_ 11vea n11 '•''""'' llounderlng Ol'lnlnl facto-
ry by lnventJng • ,_ type
of lldlM' jeana. 'R'
7:00 I C88 NEWS N8CNEWS
HAPPV DAYS AGAIN
Fonzt. lriel to nelp Joanie
Ind Chac:hl pt•y Cupid lor
an unlikely COUl)le. I ::..NEWSQ
Burt Nekl Iha company of
his _.etary alter finding
Mery anCI lier prot.uor
~SCOMPANY
Janet 111111 her Plftnll thlt
ah• and J•cll ere mJOl(ER'I WllD
BUBINESS
MPOflf
Cl) fl'.M. MAGAZINE di BfTBn'ANIEHT
TONIGHT
Alt lnltlMew with Mlctlael
Warren.
• OMHGE COUNTY
TODAY
(8) MONEY MATTERS
Thia 1111..paoed docurnen-
Wty offers _.,. to -
mOfl9Y on teleprlOM 1>1111.
• look 11 lag ..... end
aome lnturlnce pointers.
(D)MOYE
•• ~ "OrM, He Slid"
(19721 Wllllem Tepper,
Keren Black. A lroublad
young cottege 1tudent.
at1M1pllng to r-'I matu-
rity tnrough •n llllclt
romance end ln\loNement
In campus polltlcl. leaml
(hat bllng nice Ind unin-
vof\19d doean' I WOfll lf'IY·
mor1. 'R'
(%)MOYE
** "The Aral Time"
(11168) Jacquellne Bluel.
Wea Stem.
1::IO 8 2 OH THE TOWN
Featw.a: ' photo -iori
for Vogu• Magazln•
teaturtng ~ Hem-
lngw9y Ind Jule Newm8r;
• hlltorlc crime tour of Loi
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Vince Farragamo,
quarterback of the Los
Angele Rams, idled by the
National f:ooaball League
sLrike is-interv.iewed on
Hin ide Orange County"
tonigha at 8:30 on KOCE,
Channel 50.
Angelea. • ulute 10 the
•rmed loroaa.
I QIFAMILYF£UO
l.AVEAHE & SHjAUY
&COMPANY
Spec:t11 brownlet •I 1 rock
Q!_OUP'I perty C.UN en-.
• EYEONLA. Featured: • report on
punlll end hOw 90Ciety
r11C11 to them; • trip to I
club IOI lernout redhMdl;
an lnterYlew wltn radio
penonelitlM Lohman Ind
Blrtcley. Iii MADAME'S Pl.ACE
Th• network pretldent
insll11 that Madlme hh 1
,_ announcer
~~S'H
Whit\ Henry Bl•k• II
1ran1lerr1d to Tokyo.
H•wlll'ie launches • wlld
~to get him back. ·~~~ REPORT
Cl) WILD AMENCA
"llme Of Th41 Grizzly"
Many Sloufter ·~ the Ille. hlS1ory. and hat>i·
l•t or 1ne grtz:zly beef. 9 YOU ASKED FOR IT
Featuted. "Hang Glldlng
lhrOUgh An A¥ailnche"
Ind ''The Barber wno
Ptlntt With Humen Heir."
6D MOVIE
• • "Castle Of Evil"
(lHCll Scott Brady, Virgin-
ia Mayo. S-11 nelra
errllll 11· an .-le lsllnd
cattle to ,_ the reading
of IWlll. CID IN9C>E lME NFL
TM latMCcW> aiopmenll In
the NFL llrlke llfl exa-
mined. CJ)~
Get In lhlpe, IOOll ~.
Ind feel e>r•I with thll
ph'fllC" ""-program.
l:OO • Cl) .......... p .1.
An IPC)lr9ntly ,,.. fene.
Ing acddenl putt Hlggln1
In jaJI for murder Ind Meg-
num on the lral o4 the rMI
kltllr.
D CllFNllE
A bllnd vocal cotc:h 8119*' 10 Ille 8dlool
lntplree the students. but
lllienatea tome or Iha lac.
ufty members. 8 MOYIE
*** "Car With" (19711
Rlehard Pryor, George
Cerlln. The CIU'/, mixed·
up, dtlly routine of •
deluxe l.09 AAglM8 Cl(
...,, .. lnterruptld by .....
.,., unulUll eu11--.
8 9 JOoWE LOVES
CHACHt
Joenle and Chichi lur• •
men they b9ltaw to 119
Paul McCartney lo 1 wel·
ld\19rt1Md bind rlMaf'lll. D MOYIE
··~''Whal'• New Pusly-
Clt?" (11165) Petet Sellln.
Paler O'Toote. A confuNd
yaung man leek• help
from en e¥en more
~ peydli91rilt .
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On T\I
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HBO
IC1t1em<l•I
(WOAI NV ,N Y
IWTBSl
<ESPN)
(Showt1mc1
S9oth9ht
(Cable New~ Networ• I
Thi •ulhor of "Thin Thigh•
1n 30 01ya" gl¥M reducing
t1p1; a man wtio Uvea Ilka a .,., ....
• MOVIE • * ~ "Sprlnglleld Rine"
( 1952) Gary Cooper.
Phyllis Thia I er. Afltr bllng
COU<l·mar1ialed, • lormer
olflc« doM undercover
work for Ille go\141fnment. • u.a. CffRONICl.E "And Baby Miilea Two" A
report Is pr-tad on Ille
growing number of alr9a
lduh women In th41 United
St•t• whO .,. dlddlnQ to
hlw children and tne
tmoec1 of their dedllorl on
themtafY91, their Ctlltclr9n
and aoclety
flD 8NEN( PflEVIEW8
Neel G8bler and Jeffrey
Lyona review "Jimmy, Thi
Kid" and "Tiie ~."
(C)MOVIE * * Y. "The Pwty" ( 1IMMll
Peter Se11«1, Cleudlne
Longet. A mlechle11ou1
lndlln actor CfMtM Utllt
~ when lie Cf--. eoc:lll plfly.
(S) FMNK SINATRA
"Conc:ilrt For The Amerl·
ca" Orummet Buddy Rich
joint Slnltra In • COflC*1
11 Ille Altoe De Chl¥On
Amphllh••lre In the
Domtnan RIPubllc. DMOYE
* * y, "The 6ur¥1¥or··
( 1 tM1 1 I Robert Powell, Jen-
ny AC1'11t•. A pilot eurvtvea
a catutroe>hic 14 7 c:<llh
11nac:rllc:hed Ind -cMI
for the men r~
1:80 8 0 STAR°' THE
FNA.Y
Wiien Douggll t• for one
of hll IMChera, lhe lumt
out to 119 the ..,.. Pfelty
dl¥0f'C.. Buddy bring•
hOme from• llt'Qllil l>W
(!) CHANJFI AHOll.8
~ "*-l'ddlng
Sebrina '-!age~ Kiiiy
and Krta 10 hCMKll to
rlltrieYe • fortune In "olan
diamondl.
• 80 YOO THN< YOU
GOT TROU8lES
• 8NIN< PREVIEWS
Neal Glt>llr and Jeffrey
Lyons r.-. ''Jimmy, Thi
Kid" and "The~." ID IN8IOE OAAHOE
COUNTY
F•tured: en lntenllew wtth
Loe AAglM8 Ran'9 quirt·
erl>ICk Vinci Fen'egarno;
Ille Orenga COunty YOllth
Sympflony: the Handl-Alda
110te In Sant.a Ana fOf the
handlclC>Ped. ®MOYIE
• • • "Gho11 Story"
(1H11 Fred A.11aire, John
Ho11Mm1n. My1terlou1
deelhl beglrl to decimate
Iha rankl of I arnell drcll
of elderly men ""'° lhlre t>ottt a monthly ltOfY'ellng
gat-tC>g91hlr and • 50-
S'~et. 'R'
.... 'A "Camel l(nowl-
adga" (19711 Jack Nldlol-'°"· Ann·Margret. Two
COiiege frtandl ll*ICI --
.... ,.... befOf'I end "'" gredllltlon ~ ...
by llharlng and IWll"""9
aac;11 oti.r'e glftttlencl1. 'R'
(%)MOYE *** "Rlcn And Famoua" (1981) CendM» Bergen,
Jacquelln• 8111•1.
T)lrougtloul Ille up8 and
dowM of '""' reapectlw lite rary c.,••r• and
romantic 11\!ee, twO women
depend on their frlendlhlc> for....,.., .....
t:OO • Cl) MOYIE * * •'h "Prlvate lenja-mln" ( tMOI OOldle .._,,
Eiieen Brennan. A well-to-
"'9 uw daelll OI '* new I U r.r'I lloOm, A ,.... VCH'k City .,. ~hi. ~ on 111e11 Mddlne cop ..,.. 1 -~ Cll • •~ "Tiie Mlt1or '!!II" ~ ~. orllN Ord'd" ('990) llil~ ··~ ~ ~~~~ Norl'll lllrowt I toOa l>tlllY 1:00. (I) 09e N1W9 Oii I M0tY ~ Atliltll
11 Cl!Mf1 10 -" PQ1n11 K.J l,J W> U:OO "Whnl'H Nt.>w PwiMycul'!" NICIHTWATCH Cfwtllll. A W!""f! Mlltdaf w1tt111i1~1>0M Pf>lt•r St•llt•ni and Pt•tt•r O'Tooll• coswr in • NIWt 11woMnt ,..,.. ~ • 9 TOO Ct.OM'°" (0) MOYll ""' ..,._ .,._. In an
()C)Mfl()fn' 1Uti5 mt1Vlt· nboul u <.'OnfuiM.'<! young man'1 •• • "lntlff Mo.,,••" ,~.._.·..a·
111e 11111t11 ~ I• H<.'<.•king h('lp from un cv<.•n mort• contu11l'<.I 11NO)Jot1118•"'•·Devld l.1IO (C)•••"UMMeOr
111rown Into llll'moll wt11n • psyt·hlatrisl. M0tN ,. n•OIN' 10 111e •• ~ Me" (185&1 0or11
...... mo4hlr ..._ '* IJ'OllP Of ,.,..,, II an 09¥, ...,,_ CtOM'f A
own belly Ind ,_. .. lltU. Oaklend Mr mey flOld the mooteer merrlel t,. *'09f
Andf9W KNXT {2) 9:00 "Prtvuh~ Benjamin." key to"'"''"",,. bitten• 11e mlCN tamou1. but
• MlfW CWWfllN Goldlt• 11u w n and Eill•cn Brennon an• d4"'• e1r11111 oe beCOlftinO • 11eaor .... nraoea wNti he ~II' l_. a..ctln\an, PIO l>Ual..W pM1yet a can't c:on\(ol llef.
Morgan Fa1rct11c1, Jolin foaturt'd In movit-' of a wcll-1.c.>-do young ,..,.,,•PO' t:10cal••Y.''llllndllnT,.
~. 1Nbella ~ wornan who mhnakenly joins the Army t:1o(t)MCM1 S•r-•'111~11c Nlllnl.~. • followtng the dcuth o f ,h er new husband. ••'.t ''The Biby M#ff" Scot•. Cl4lllT • ~ • THIGOlOINAOIOf (11721 Bllbllfl Herlflly, on the no...el by ErNtl
TIUVtllON Sam Ol'oom. A ~ ...... ~. M llOlalld
"Mwty" AoC1 ·~ and KNBC (4) 10:00 -"Hill Slrcel Blues." ~ 1trenga 1or • "... .,.. i.1oroac1 tor...,... rii.
Nancy Mllfcllana 11" In • Chief Daniels asks Furillo to betray an old '91rllad Qlfl lo 1>e1r "*"" • hldcMn ~ wNti hll ~~:~= Crlend, and Coffoy deals with a disturbed 1;10CI)~ :,::,0~·~~1--•on•
• homatt tMchlf wno ,... Vietnam veteran who has taken eight '\ .... ..T•ue 4P"'nin9" 1:00(!) ••• "c.ptJilnJanu-
1n1ovew11h1p111np1 h '" J 'c 1ee11 CMIWnO ~. W'(' (19M) lfW1ey T-. •....... T··-· os ... gcs. ,,.._ .,........__ ........ -~ Meur_, McCormldl. A pl9, ._., ........... A ,.._
THIATM boY'• wMllend lluntlnQ trip girt 11rW101 ~ Ind
''To Serve Them All My with 1118 falfllr turne Into an ~ lo a IOMtV llghlllOull
Ortt'1' Cllallenoad by hi• r-?:snit 1,__ ~·-· Initiation Into IMMOod. 'R' U.C--. taach no end c:on1an1'"111a llP9M'lllOll of I011r high mu-"' .. _.,.. 2:30 I~· Cl) •••Y. .. ,,_. a.pnen1
m81rlage lo Beth and their ' ecnool lludent1, 511¥1 • the W11tern badl1nC11. ....,...15 .. ., .. (1MO) John Hun,
lwln dtugllterl, David 11 b1com11 an unwitting 'PO' • * •~ "Fa., StrlllH Anthon)' Hoplllna. A dedl·
glWtl hit lht ptomotlor). "11udenl'.' of • 11)8'\lllly 12:JOD"Ql l.A~HIGHTW1TH out" (1957) Anthon)' Pet· cated phy•lclan t•llH ~111 5) 0 ,........ ~ IMdlef. DAVID LETUAMAH , • kine, Karl Malelen Bo.ton undtt hit ~ • h«ribly tD 10LO.,...... ...... REPORT Guett1: ~ Griffin. punk Fled So• ·~ Jimmy deloflMCI man w110M 1He
Tlir• Mitt patlente eqm• oopTOA IN TH! rock mu1lcla.n • C1p11tn Plerlllf eutt.r• a nervoua • wnt• thin had .,_. epent
IM IMW llllludM Inf~ HOUSE Baefhearl. t>'rHkdown wh1n hit In c:tlMP ffMll adllblttona:
• new ~gery llCMlque. Mlchael 91)endl • quiet • COUPLf.8 l•lhlf'I driving lnlluenc:4I 'PO'
t:ao D Cit TAXI day. (f) TOM COTIL.£: Uf' end the Pf_... of 111g J: 11 (%) • ••'A "carnal
Alb Ilk .. I MCond job CB)MOVtE CLOSE league blMball get the Knowledge'' (11711 Jack
worklnQ 11 • part-lime ••'A "Tne Formula" Gl>Mt. John AnderlOll belltt 01 him. Nlcholton, Ann--Margret ~on 8roadWay. ( IHO) Marlon Br•ndo. • LOVE,~ CZ> MOYIE Two oollegl frtendl epend •9 ITTAKUTWO G«>tga C. Scott. Wlllie ITYLE •• "The Flrtl Time" _.. yMrS before Ind 1 Ll11'1 111ndeome bllnd ln11Mllg•llno the murdlf or "L0\19 And The New1C11s-(t9e9) Jacquellne BllNt, alter Gf*lulUon dlacoY«·
d•I• 1weap1 hlf off her a coflllgue, a veteran Cl09 ter1" Two 1ma11-.town w .. St"n. 1ng Ille bV lhlflno Ind
feet, unllt en. IMrlll hit uncover• • conaplracy newtea1tar1 Ille lor poll-2140 ® tN9aoE THE NfL -"Chino-=" olhlf'• girl-
true lntenllona. lnYOMng the tupC><Wion tlon when lhey learn thet Tha 111,11 de\lk>pmentl In "1endl. ·w
(!) MOVIE of • tYnlh4111c lull fOtmula tlley .,. being rated. the NFL atrlk• .,. pa. 7::IO ....... "The Cet AnCI **'A "The Mtc1han1" ~~rtel. 'R' ca>MOVIE Tiie ,.. _ _, .. (t9391 Bob
(1971) JllMI Art-a. E¥• (1)..., .. ,.. •• "Penelope" (1971) a:OOW~HUNT Hope~,.;:_.. Goddard.
Marie Saint. A legendary * * * "Southern Com-Anna Bergman, George 1:30 e MOYE In order to collec:t lhelt
rnounllin llCOUt lead• hil for1" (UMl1) Keith Carra-Murcall Two men attempt -•• "~ery Of Tha Inheritance, 1 !amity must
t>rothlf'• lamlly from pre-dine, P~• Boothe. A to Hve lhe •~lrll Whit• Room" (l9G9) Bruce 8C*'d the night 1n •ti.uni·
CMI War Vl<glnle -·· l>'OllP of National ~ds-..,.,. ol I decadent l•ml-Cebot. Joan Woodbury. A ed llOWe.
-d Into Ille American min on wHkend ~ MKgaon Is "1Y9ll(loualy l:OO (C)••• "l\leGreet
ln>ntlaf. m--. In• Loulllana l2:86(C)MOYE murdered during th• Mu9PeC Cape<'' (IHI) eTHOeEWEAETHE bayOu ll*k I emall GU«-**'A "Th• Intruder" court1 or an oper•tlon Cllllflel Grodin. Olene
DAVI rllll -with a community (1991) Wlnlam Sh•lner, 111., ;>«forming. Rigg. Raponer'I Kermit,
10:00 8 QI HtU. STAEET of beckwoodl C1junl. 'R' FrlM Maxwell. Thi pied· (!) ~ 20 Forzle and Gonzo 11-8
BlUE.I 11:ao 8 Cl) QUNCY dlty of • Sout'*'n town Is 0 _,.,,,.. fabllloul .. °"" ....., to
Qllef o.ilWI Mk• FurM6o TM mystarious diNppelr· dllturbed by the arm" ot **~"True COnte9alon•" London. ·o·
to betray an old friend, Ind ance of I body IMdl IO I ltrlfl9" who l°"*1tl ( 1H 11 Rober1 De Niro, 1:311 <DJ * * * "The l.Ntniog
eott.y ae• with a di•· 1CCU11llon1 lh•t Quincy recill unreal. Roberl Duvall. The usually Tree" (19") Kyte Johnton,
turbed Vletnllm vet«an llal l1bricat.O I crime. (RI 12:.0. Cl) MOClOUO aeparele wor1d• of two A1e1i a.tie. A l>lac:ll t_,.
wtio 1111 taken eight i--8 QI TONOHT McCbic1 Is llliOllld to t>rothlfe, 1 Loe Angelea agar """' about Ille wt111e
1 . Hoit: Jollnny Careon. Pf°'ec1 • wellthy COfll«• police detectl¥e and an IMng In ~ during the Ge a NEWS Guell: Martin ~uff. lion head from 1· hired 1mbltlqu1 Ramin Catholie 1820s. 9 20 ,. •Ill MC NEWS klllaf. (R) ptlMt, c:onverga during a t:OO. * * "Hen To Hold" IYMPOllUM ON NICIHTUNE 12:IO ())MOYIE I • * • .. ........., .. _~ .. ( 1 ... 11 mutder tnv.tlgltlon. 'R' ( 1M31 Oelnna Ourb n. AO!NTOAAMM! YOUASl<mFOerT """"".,._., .,., J;.OQlltitOYIE Joeaptt Cotten. A gift In
In obl«vanc. of Veteran• F ... wed: "Hang Gliding John SaJcon, EkK1 Young. fl * * • .. Gnoa1 Story" -love wfth an AJrForce"lllffl--t--..,;.;..,.
Dey, • 1>11* dlllCUllion 19 Tllfough An A¥111anche" pair of !>Ob oftlcer• he¥9 (19111 Fred Aatalre. John e« finds ·that true 10\le
,,,_lld on Ille eftec:I• OI and "Tha Barber Wno lhllr hinds lull when they Hou11m1n. My1terlou1 doean't 1Jw•y1 run
the dlfolilnl Agent Orange Palnll Wlttl HwMn Hiit." ln-'lglll the ceuM of delthl begin to deamlta emoothly.
on ttioea expc>Md to It dur· e THE JEFFEA80NI l>elc:hgoers being euclled tne rankl or 1 1m111 clfcM ® * • "lea CMlllS"
Ing their Mfvloa In Viet· George gett c•ugnt Into thl Hnd, ,_to be 01 llClerly men who ltlar• (l919) Lynn-Holly Jahn·
nam. betWMn hll morlll and hit -eo•ln. 'R' both , monthly 11ory1e111ng ton, Robby a.neon. A
• OOY88EY money 1:00. MOVIE get-together Ind 1 50-prom181ng YoUflQ figur•
"Bltll Wat•1" Arc:Neolo-• Alff°' 8ENO * * * "A Foreign Affalt" yew-old IK'et. 'R' IOI« and her boytrlanCI
gls11. ang"-11 Ind 01010-~ ( 19481 _,_., Arthur· John 4:00 (f} TOP O' THE find IUddar\ IUCCllll hlrd
gltll UCl¥11• Ille hot "Tiie Angullh Of Abr•· Lund. an. member of • MORNNO lo cope with when 8he ..
8Pflnga epi In Bath, EnfJ-him" c:ommltt• ""' lo check CD) MOVIE 0-to train for e pr•
lanCI, to !Mm abou1 the e ,..l.ATEMOKT on 11009 morlll In post-**'A "T8ttoo" (1Ht) Olymplccornpetltlon.
Romani who built Ille Hoel: Dennll Wholey. Wofld Wlf II Germany f8lll Brucl Dem, ~ AO-. • * * * "511¥9r Str-*"
belhs 2,000 Y9l'I ego. (R) · 1100 Cl.U8 In loYe. An ot>....a tattoo ertlll ( 197Cll Gene Wiider, Jiii
i 12:00 ENTERTAIMiotEHT 8 MOVIE kldn1p1 1 tuhion modal Cl1yb11rgh. A mlld·
TMEVIAOIHIAN TOMGHT * ·~ .. Thi CrHplng and pr0<:4lldl to -hit manneted book editor
C11y Grllnger hlrea tllf• An Interview with Mlehlel Allll" (19721 Chrialopner body with his hlndlWOtll eccldent•lly b•com11
con\llc11 II Shiloh Ranch In Warren. L... Petet CUahlng. Two 'R' Involved In • linlstw .,,
1 dlfl9"oua upenment I~ LAST WOAD dlabollcel ldlnlhll·l>rottt-Cl) FAACT\JAED llllef'• bilarra plot during 1
for • proooaed perole pro--.. ... ~ •• c:ompate to c:<llt• • FUCUM a-.-try train no.. ~ .--••~ "Wulherlng IMng '*"I trOl'll I...... (%)MOVtE 'PO'
u;J..., .. _ Hllght1" (1970) Anna ton. **'A ''Trouble In Pare-<%>••• "long"90. • • * .. The Four Hor98-Celder-Marlhllll. llrnothy C!> MOYIE dlM'' (1932) Herbin .._. Tomorroww (19711 Nenett•
"""' Of TM Apoc:alypM" o.tton. 8IMd on the tlory **** "Palhl Of Glofy" lhlll, Mlflern Hot>klnl. A Newman. Malcolm
( 1M2) Glenn Ford, L• J. by fmly ~ont•. A rich ( 1957) Ktnc Douglal, ~ pelr of ....... conllnullly Mc:OoMll. A former .....
Co«» Wofld War ti PIO. young woman loruk• Ille ,. Meaker. Owing WOtld War nA'I Into aacn other wt11e "'*" flllll In tow wtch
cklOlll dlnerlng IOylltile love of a ...nnt 10 m11ry I, an officer orden hit men ~ tlMI glObe lnOCher peiient al • COIWa-
~ the meml>enl of • • eocial equal. on • lllidde mlulon •• 4:05 CC) MOYIE '-*It home after he II
German family. (.!) ~ V•dun Ind then allempta *·~ .. The PuflUll Of OJI. dlublld In• IOClCel' o-ne.
Cl)AHEWDAY .. EDEN • _,.,,,.. to conceal hll lolly by Coopet" (1M1) Trwt WI-t=-8 **~"CopeAnd
/( ~ famlty turM. • •• "Thi Clod!" (UM51 derr.andl119 IM exec:utlon """'· AoOetl °"'91. A ...,..,. .. (1913) Cliff Gor·
smell town Into e model Judy 0.,ltnd, Rob1rt or tlnil IOktterw by wtlOn'I tlllef llky~a 1 p1a1w and mM, Joe Bologna. Two
rejull9n•llon project. (Part Wiik•. A 111to1' _,Chai he ,.... tlnllaned. paractlulea to 111ety ~ lonl>-tlme POllOlmen true-~ • .--bnelcally for • young gtr1 • MOYIE Oregon with a lortune In !riled wltll low pay lor
• ..,.,,,.. lie "'91 and ... In toYe with * * "Tiie Deaer'l Song" atolen money 'PO' unr~ wortc deddl ** "The Anal Confllct" during I chance IMlllng (1953) Kattwyn Grayson, 4:301 lll'Y 10 ..... 111 m111on anC1
(1HO s.m Neill, Aoeaano wtllle he wu on an eight· Gordon Mac:Rea. A prolel-UJ.W1NKLE r•lre.
Brazzi. In the third pert of hOur ..._ llO( IMdl • double .... Mll8IOH: 10:00 CC) •••• "Shoe Shine"
"The Omen" trtlogy. young • lOYE. MiEICAN wMl'I he I~ 1 l>'CIUP lllPOll•LE (IM1) RirMlldo Smordonl,
Demien, the «nbodlment STVlE lo upoea an e¥I Nab The IMF turns ltlllf Into a Frenc:o ll1tett111QN. lWo
of the Anllotwlll, .. now an "LO¥e And The HOUM leader. -vlcal twn IO oc>«•ll ~llMd youthe ..,,..
adlAt Ind a tnmed IClvleor 8echelor" Don'• b11t ((I INTIRTAIHMENT on 1 tyranntc:al ruler. Ing to purcflMe 1 llorM 1n
to Ille Pfelldenl of tlMI U.S. friend IOV9 Joyce'• cook-TONIGHT Cl) MOVE poetww Italy get mlll«t up
'R' l!!Q. MOYIE Ari Int~ wltn MlchMI • • * "The Runner Stum-wit'\ w.e¥Ory Chlracter'I
10:30 :r=r ~·.t "Prltloner Of War" ®~ ~~: K(~::, ~~ =·ar· wit lo. reforma-(11)~.JUKQOX (1154) Aonlld ~n. **\II "Foolin' Around" ~~hollc: priMI II trild ror <B) **'A "Any Which Way
CD)....,..,"" 0..., tMr11n. TWo POW• ( 1HO) Gary 8uHy. thl murder of • """ .... You Can" (IMO) Clint **~ "Tettoo" (1H1) trom the United Stat• AMette O'looie. A l\INe wnom he hid beet! -EMtwoocl. Sondra l.oc:ke.
BNce o.m, Maud AdlfTll.. cont!n1i9 Int..,._ worll country boY trill 10 win • peeled of helllllg an lffllr. e.fof'I aetttlnQ down with
An obeWld tettoo artllt wlllle ~19 to haW be•utlful, aophlltlcated 'PG' 1111 gift anCI Pel Otanguten.
kldnapa • taahlon model aacaed wndaf c:ommun111 college coad IWtY "°"' f'rfdalf'• a -.fllled tight•"""'
and prooeada to ~ her ~m.tJon. hit enobbllll llanca and llP for one llet, lucrllhe
body with hll hlndlwori\. 11:11(J)MOY1E her equally uppity famlty. Dayll•~ Mel'IL'• IMtetl.'PO'
'R' •• * "Bite Thi Bullet" 'PG' Cl)*** "Imitation Oen-
Cl)M>MAHCE: TaTOf , (1175) a.n. HllCklMtl, t:308CllN8CNEWI 1:30•*** "Stranger In The •"" (1958) Glenn Ford, LOW Clndlce Bergan. A ffontler OWIMGHT Houle" (1975) Keir Dulel. A4ld Bllnona.
(Plrt 21 -.iaper eponaor1 a 0 MOYIE OIMa ~ A peydloClo
CfJ.~'Th• Mirror JOHN DARLI G by Annatrong a Batluk
Cradt'd" (1N0) E.llubetll
Taylor. Kim No\1111 Bllld
on 1 11ory by Agatha
Clvtl41a. A strange rllUf'der
lrwof\llno rlllel Hollywood
.. .,. tall• pt-. In en
11:00•~ n ·oo• NIW8
• IAT\IN)AY MGHT
Hoit: •ch.,d Pryor.
~:~Heron.
... leN04"' ...
"TtdllW-"
I THAT QUIZ IHOW
8TMRTI cw..-.. ~
While tnwat , ... cb-
lllllJ Plllt
THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1982
FOR THE RECORD • C4
I
(
. ' . . ~
Santa Cruz-SO
giving Merlin
som e trouble. C3.
McNamara used .to high .expect~~i~ns
New Aii.gel manager s~ys he.'s looking fol-ward. to la.tes i challenge
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of .. CMIJ,....llaft
If nothing else about John McNamara's press
conference at Anaheim Stadium Wednesday was
lmpressive, hia entQU~e certainly was.
Flanked by Angels Ownet Gene Autry, •
Genera l Manager Buzzle Bavasl and longtime
friend Reggie Jackson, the Angels' newest skipper
was Introduced and immediately procll>lmed he was
lose to Milwaukee In the American League playoffs,
McNamara is faced .with the prospect of not only
duplicating the feat m 1983 but exet..'Cdlng it as well.
"When I went to Oakland, San Dlego and
Cincinnati, we were expected to win there, too,"
McNamara explained. "This situation Isn't any
different."
answer any particulars now because I haven't been
around the ball club.
"All I know Is that if Reggie hits his 3~-to~47
home runs, we'll be all right."
Jackson just smiled. Years earlier, when
Jackson and McNamara Were bouncing around the
minor leagues together, McNamara took the
younger Jackson under his wing -protecting him,
advising him and refusing to eat at restaura'1ts in
report untU April 3. I think I hit .237 for the aeuon
and drove in only 66 runs and John sot fired. I
figure 1 owe him one."
McNamara met with hi.I coachlfli staff (he
retained Gene Mauch'• selection. for t he 1983
season), Bavaal, Vice-Presiden t and Chief
Administrative Officer Mike Port and others within
tl'ie organJzation Tuesday to dilc\a8I ~nonnel. McNamara, who has been on the job less than
glad to be home. , · ~ 10 days and had been in Anaheim for only a coupJe,
was unable to · provide any insight as to what the
Angels' needs were or how he was going to guide
ttfem.
. the south that wouldn.'t serve the youne black ball
.· Admittedly, 'he loaa of Don Baylor lhfOUgh
free agency hurt the club, but the Anaels aelected
desjgnated-hitter Hal McRae from JCar\aas City,
fleet-footed outfielder Omar Moreno from
Pittsburgh and pitcher• Terry Forster of the
Dodgers, Pete Falcone of the New York Meta an,:I
Bob McClure of Milwaukee In Wedne9day'1 draft to
help shore up some deficiencies.
"l feel like I'm coming back hbme." said the
distinguished, low-key, grey-haired Sacramento
native. "I'm looking forward to this challenge."
A challenge, indeed, is what faces McNamara,
who previousfy managed at Oakland, San Diego
and, most recently, Cincinnati.
McNamara, explaininK_ he had a lot of
homework yet to do, said he was familiar with the
names ... but little else. "When 1 was watching the (American League)
player. · · • · ,
After a season in which the Angels won more
games than any other team in club history only to playoffs. I.didn't think I'd be standing here today,"
McNamara offered. "It's truly difficult for m~ to
Jackson remembers McNamara's kindness.
"When I heard they were talking about a
managerial change and John's name came up, 1 got
excited," Jackson admitted. "I remember when he
came to Oakland (in 1970), I promised I'd help keep
him there.
"That year I held out, though. and didn't
"We're going to make an attempt to sign all oi
(See McNAMARA, Page C4) \
CMlr ............. _,.,, .......
Pitchers ·'
doIDinate
draft
NEW YORK (AP) -Steve
Kemp. 4ohn Lowenstein and
F l oyd Bannister had been
assigned th e rank of "A" -
which is as high a ranking a free
agent can ge,t~-But after 25
rounds of re-entry draft
Wednesday, only Bannister
emerged from that group with a
four-star rating u baaeball'a
brass threw away rank and went
after pitching, pitching and more
pitching. , .
T he 27-year-old Bannister.
American League str ikeout
leader, was choeen by 16 of 21
teams eligible to pick A-type free
agents, but none of the next five ,.. . '
rbost popular players was ranked
either A or B. And four of them
were pitchers.
Ten of the teams that picked
Bannister did so in the tint
round . Terry Forster, Los
Angeles Dodgen lefty reliever,
also was chosen by 16 team.,
al though by none any •sooner
than the second round.
John McNamara, the An gels' n ewest m a nager , conte mpla tes .the fu.ture o f AL W est champs.
Following Forster were left-
h and er Bob Shirley of
Cindnnati. 12 teams; left-hander
Bob McClure of Milwaukee, 11
teams, and lefty reliever Tom
Burgmeier of Boaton and flrst
bueman Steve Garvey of i.o.
Angeles, nine teama eaich.
Kemp, a Chicago White Sox
outfielder, and Lowen stein,
Baltimore's designated hitter-
o u tf le l der, received o n ly
moderate interest, despite aome
pretty lmp_ressive atatistica.
Kemp, picked by eight teams,
drove in 98 runs with 19 homers
and a .286 batting average: while
Lowenstein. choeen by six clubs,
hit .320 with 24 homers and 66
RBI.
Did Angels
really try
for Baylor?
From AP dilpatcbes
Former Angels' designated
hitter Don Baylor wonders
whether the American· League
baseball c lub ever had any
intention of signing him to a new
contract when hJ5 six-year pact
ended this year.
The Angels drafted designated
hltter Hal McRae in the free
agent draft but did not retain
negotiating rights to Baylor, who
was &elected by the New York
Yankees, Milwaukee, Baltimore,
Texas, H<;>uston and Pittsburgh.
"l was hoping It wouldn't come
to this," he said Wednesday. "I
was hoping to end my career
wjth the Angela.,l wasn't
t}{inking of anything else. I
didn't want to go through free
agency again. 'That'a why I had
uked for a three-year extension
after my MVP aeuon:•
~ Baylor Mid he was told then
that •xten•lona wer& agai\nst
AnaJela' policy and that his price
WM too high.
"In the 2 ~ years llnce I aaked
for that extenlien tM:, extended
&he contrecta of aewra1 playen
and 1l1ned MVeral othera for
11Mre than 1'hat I wanted then
and what I want now ,'' he said.
Jn &helix ymn --he Maned . -• f.Ne llll't ,_ t l.6 million
wi&h the~ B!aJlor averaaed 23 holaen m1d 81 RBI .. IMIDll.
After hitt1n1 14 homers and
clrivlna tn 83 ru• In 1982 he
Mked for N million over five
1ean. The Ana•l• "'portedl1
t-1_...v to.Ow,_,. •"•Millierir
dkln't ...-a counter-
untll 10 daya "°'" he .,,.., didn't ~ .......
time to hammer out • ~· Youhawto"a1ader If .., hlld ., .... llNndon to
llfp me at all,' he ... ct.
•
Plenty · at stake tonight f <!r CdM, Sailors
Winner will h ave something to brag a bout, including a ber th in CIF playoffs
By ROGER CARLSON -.,,
"' tt. o.lly .... Stalt Titles, playoff berths and bragging rights
are at stake tonight in high 8Chool football
with kickoff set for 7:30 in each of five
games involving Daily Pilot area high
school football teams with this, the Cinal
week of the regular season .. here.
Here's a capsule look al tonight'•
schedule: ·
CdM vs. Newport Harbor
The 20th renewal of this 11eries unfolds
with the Sailors of Newport holding a 15-4
advantage. lt'1 two tailback-oriented
ground attacks clashing with Newport's
Steve Bruu pitted against Corona del
Mar's Lance Martin. The winner is
guaranteed a berth in the CIF Central
Conference playoffs, in addition to a year's
braggJng righta in this Sea View League
• finale'. Cd M's freshmen (8-0-1) meet the
Sailors at 4:30. Ifs on the Newport Harbor
campus.
Ocean View va. Edison
F.dison can clinch its fifth straight Sunset
League championship and enter the ClF
Big Five Conference playoffs next week as
the league's No. 1 entry with a victory. An
Ocean View victory, combined with
Fountain Valley and Westminster victories
Friday, would leave four teams tied for
third place. requiring a coin flip lo
determine No. 3 from the league. The
quarterback matchup is Edison's Jon
Nowotny and Ocean View's Chad Pariseau.
It's at Orange Coast College.
Mater Del va. Servlte
F.ach is 4-0 In Angelus League play and a
sellout is expected at Santa Ana Bowl,
where Servite's passing game (quarterback
Steve Beuerlein) is~ by the Monarch's
se<.'Ondary. Mater Dei bas a standout passer,
too, in Roger Reynoso. Mater Del holds a
12-8·1 edge ln this series, which began in
1961.
University va. l rvlDe
It's the ground assault of Irvine's
winged-T (Johnny Salinas has rushed for
983 yards on 151 carries and 6 T.Ds) against
University's reputation for stopping the
run. Each ls 2-4 in Sea View League play.
Mike Zorn Is Irvine's passing weapon,
University counters with Will Wat.9on.
Diamond Bar vs. Lagaaa HUia
In the only non-league game in Orange
County. Laguna Hills hosts first-year
Diamond Bar at Mission Viejo. Laguna
Hills (3-3 in ll)e South Coast League) hopes
to be tuning up for the CIF Southern
Conference playoffs, provided the Hawks
get a hand from Laguna Beach Friday
against Woodbridge.
Teams that lose A-type free
agents, who are ranked in the top
20 percent at their poaltion, must
be compensated with an amateur
draft choice and a profeaaional
player from a apedal talent pool
created for that purpoee.
Before deals with Loe Azlaeles
and the Angela fell through last
week, Bannister had tofd the
Mariners he wanted to _pla)' on
the West Coast. Both the Dodaert
and the Angels -along with
Minnesota. Seattle and Boat.on -
were prohibited from biddinl on
A-rated free agents becauee the)'
asked to be excluded from the
p layer pool. Neith er San
Francisco nor Oakland pick~
Bannister. '
Kings baffled
by Brodeur
Three more teams vote to accept plan
VANCOUVER , British
Columbia (AP) -Led by the
steady netminding or Rfchard
Brodeur and veteral) center,,Ivan
Hllnka, the Vancouver Canucks
downed the Los Angeles Kings
4-2 In • faat-pacied NaUonal
Hockey League sam e
Wedneaday night.
Hllnka. the lead(ng acorer on
\he Canucb with 18 polnta In 17
,.,.,._ pve Vancouver a two· Pl lead wi&h a bri1Maat aoal late
tn the~ wtd• llrodeW' blocUd a6 ibOfl, Jncludtnt I~ In
the final 20 rnJnuGa
Jim Niii, Ivan Boldirev and
Dave Will'-na, who lmred Into
an empty Loa Ancelet net with
1:11 rema6ntnc. w~ me other
-Vancouver ICOl'en.
RJcht wine Jim Fox, with his
lOlh p1 o1 \he cmnJ>9lan. and
rookie Phil SyU., with hie flnt
NHL 1oal, conn~ted for the
~ .
Oary Lukotkl auffered hi•
ttm ct.f•t of the MMOn.
NEW YORK (AP) -The Cincinnati
Bengals, Denver Broncos and Miami
Dolphins players are the latest to glye
groupd n tht' Naugnal Football I .ea~~
strike. ' •
Players irom the three teams voted
Wednesda?'. to accept in prl{lClplc
management s lateat money offer, joining
the tMw Or..._ Saints, Loe Angelet Rams
and Houston Oilera. who had prevjoualy
voted to accept the etaence of the club
owners' plan.
Clndnnat1'1 vote, on the atrike'a 6lst day,
wu 31-5 whh two abatentiona. The BroncCla
voled unanlmoualy lo ._pl m-.mienL'a
offer If tht' ownera would mab cenain concelliohl.
T\lrenty-nlnf ~ plaY.,. rtVlewed
the $1.81 billion, flv•~Y••r offer by &he
NJ'L Manapment Council, and voted to
acc.,t ~_he propotal condAUonall)'. The
IJlfYlllW ll~ ltio-camitd1.-.J ~. llut wonlty o( dlllulllcln.
The DalDIUnl ,.,, .................. ~---~:l"to Mftpt th• pro,_.1 "In
''W•'ve ll'ild to my, In a po1hlve way,
that we want to p]_ay football," Hfd
quarterback Cr11t Morton. "EwrYbocb
lln't IOl"I to l9l IUit own ••Y· but-thet~
'
the way negotiations have gone so far. We
need to compromise. We think the owners
want to know how the players feel -not
,Juai..the union leeder1t:-----
"We feel If we don't get something
accompl~hed by thta weekend, It (\he
11eason) will be all over.'~
Amona the contested 13 isaues wu the
players' demand for 100 pert."e'nt of their
salaries even If the IN80n la abbreviated.
and matters involvina a roater freeze and
free acency.
Thole ilauea. however. are ..ne ol the .-me Items whkh "11\ion and rnanaprMnt
neaotiatorl have failed to~~~ bUp!n1nc table, ~p-••
Npeeeen\atJve Aaron K~ ~ .... _ the team'• ..._ ectm1 " ...,.
union poltdon" -an opinion nol by
mmt of the other ,_,_. at the IMMlftl. "~t'• al.fer •• not • taM-lt·
ar-llawJL" .f;1°Jllld mulla.~-=:a: out 11 a flilll'," llkl "1_19. "We ID
~ &biit ....... with ...... =r It • wrtue. ind daal'• our
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Or-nge C ~It DAILY PILOT /Thurld•y, November 11, 1982
"
l
Garvey generating
a lot ot interest.
From AP dl1patcbes
SAN DIEGO -Steve Garvey, Ill
se le c ted by nine teams In
w eanesday's free agent r e -entry
~raft, will visit a number of the cities
ln the next few weeks.
'1 have already received invitations from a
number of clubs for Steve to visit the cities
where the clubs have drafted h im " said ·
Garvey's agent, Jerry Kapstein. ' •
Garvey played 12. seasons with the · Los
Angeles Dodgers but he was unab\e to reach a
contract aareemenf with 'the team by the re-
entry draft deadline of midnight Saturday. The
team did not retain Its negoUaling rights t6 him
in the draft. '
"The Dodger decision not to re-draft Steve
comes as no surprise," Kapstein continued
"Peter O'Malley consistently stated to me during
our.many hours of negoUations that if Steve and
I did not rea~h agreement with him by last
Saturday's delttline, that the Dodgers would not
.select Steve in the re-entry draft.
"This eff,ctively cloee8 a very successful and
happy chapter "in Steve's life. Steve is looking
forward to starting the next chapter. Both he a~d I approach this situation with totally o.-n m1nds." ,,_
Rogers has St. Louis feeling blue
Mike Rogers tied the game in the ~
last minute of the second period, then '
set up the winning goal by Doa
Maloney 19 seconds into the third as
the New York Rangers edged St. Louis, 5-4, to
highlight NHL action We dnesday ...
Elsewhere, Rod Bu1ka1, Peter Lee and hden
Hakan11on each scored their finlt 1oal of the
season to help Pittsburgh nip F.dmonton. 5-4 ...
Left wing Gilles Hamel. fighting foi-a spot in
the starling lineup, scored two goal.a and an assist
to power Buffalo to a 7-2 victory over
Philadelphia . . . Ray Neufehl and Pierre
Laroaclle each scored two goals as Hartford
fought off a late Quebec rally io win, 7-5 ...
RlclJ Preston broke a 3-3 lie with a 15-foot
backhander in the final period and teammates
Darryl Sutter and BUI Gardner added insurance
goals to lift Chicago to a 6-3 triumph over
Montreal ... Right wings Billy Harris ond
Miroslav Frycer scored two goals apiece as
Toronto routed Detroit, 8-2 ... Al Jensen
turned aside 19 shots behind a iough Washington
de fense and posted his Cirst shutout as the
Capitals blanked New Jersey. 3--0.
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Mo~crlef doea In Botton, 105-101
Sld1ty Moacrlef fk•orf'd 27 polnta, m
I n c I u d I n a a J u m pc.-r t h a t K u v t•
Mllwoukoo th<' loqd for t1ood with
2:33 to play, to l Md the Suc:k# tu u
106-101 victory over Rowton to hl&hl &ht NBA
action W~ntlday nlQht . . . Ellewhe•rt\ Mo.el
Malone ecored 2'2 poi nts u unbtH1tun
Philadelphia overwht'lm~ Chlc:aaio, 14~· 108.
The wln wu the 76e111' 1lxth o( th 1tuon . . .
Guard Gue Wllllam1. who
mlSB('() two lamt>t with the
flu. bounce back with 24
point.I \0 carry Seattle to a
. 94-91 declelon ovf'r D1.1llas,
giving the unbea t e n
,BuperSonk'I their beat start
ever with eishl In a row . . .
Ot11 Blrd•ODI and Albert
Kln1 IL~red 22 apiece to lead
N ew Jersey to a 99-90
drubbing over wlnleu New
York. The l<.nicks have now l08t aeven games
. . . Kelly Trlpacka scored 28 points as Detroit
manhandled Indiana, 115-91 ... Maurice Lucas
and Walter Davia combined for 33 second-half
points as Phoenix hung on for a 106-100 victory
over Kansas City . . . Adrlaa Dantley scored 43'
points and Darrell Grlffltb added 31 aa Utah
snapped a four-game losing streak by defeating
Denver, 12~-119 ... Roa Brewer came off the
bench to score-33 points as Cleveland broke its
24-game losing streak by d~feating Golden State
132-120, In overtime. '.
Quote of the day
Iowa football coach Hayden Fry, whose
underdog Hawkeyes edged Illinois, 14-13
and moved into second place in the Big 10·
"I'm speechless. I've got the moet beautiful ,
team in the world. They keep fightin' and
scratc,hin', and that's what life is all about.
They re never going to be quitters."
NFL strike costly to Los Angeles
The Lo. Angeles area may loee as • much as $40 million to $60 million If
th-; National Football League players'
stnke forces cancellation of the Jan.
30 Super Bowl, area officials estimate . . . The
New Jen1ey Nets traded poln\ guard Pbll Ford to
Milwaukee for forward Mickey Jobnaoa and
sent PQWer forward James Balley to Houston for
future draft choices . . . Hot-shooting guard
Ea1eal111 IUjew1kl sparked a second-half
comeback wi\h 21 of his g~high 25 points as
the touring Polish National basketball team
defeated Michigan State, 73-69, Wednesday. It
was the second. victory in three outings against
~ colleges for-ihe-Poles, who will play a
rune-game 9Chedule while in the U.S .... The
~pie who run the Louisiana Superdome said
they want to book other business on dates
reserved for National Football League games.
Television, radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Football -F.di&>n vs. Ocean View
at Orange Coast College, 7:15 p.m .. KWVE (108
FM). •
USFL faces challenge
Backed-up NFL season could hurt league
By HOW ARD HANDY
Of'tM D.., "°' &Uft ~ Curly Morrison, chief operating
officer of the newly organized Loa
Angeles Exp~ team in the United
States Football League, knows full
well the challenge the (Iedgling
circuit faces in its infancy.
Morrison has had success on the
·playing field as well as in the Cront
office in professional ~ootball and was
vice president and general manager of
the ·ill-fated Southern California Sun
(World Football League) out of
Anaheim in 1974.
"This league has definitely profited
from the mistakes of the World
Football League," Morrison sajd
Wednesday at the Orange County
Sportswriters luncheon. "We have
responsible owners and we have $1 8
plilllon in the bank to back us up.
· "We also have two major tetevis1on
ntracts, one for $20 milJion with
·ABC and an other for the same
amount with ESPN. This means that
each team will get $1,350.000 each of
the first two years of operation,"
Morrison told writers at Anaheim
Stadium.
"We also have a Canadian television a c:ontract that will give ua more money.
This usures us of three games a week
"•'1'11 television and with that kind of
backing there is no reason for us to
.. '1ail."
Momson ~dded his views on other problems Cacing the USFL.
"Every one of our teams is playing
at a major facility which wasn't true
with the WFL.
"We really are not worrying about
the NFL strike. But if they back their
season up a nd end in March , that
would· hurt us. We plan on starting at
tha~ lime and we are going to build
panty.
"We probably won't be competing
with the NFL for the top two or three
rounds of players that are drafted
right away. But if you want to get
into the major leagues. you have to
get your batting average up.
"I feel that with the exposure w e
have so far, we'll make it.
"Right now we have 4,000 full paid
· season tickets sold and some others
that are 50 percent paid. We had 48
that w e ren't p rocessed a nd 70
additions this morning.''
Arrows top Lazers
INGLEWOOD (AP) -The New
York Arrows 9COred three goals in the
last four minutes, including two
e"!lpty-net goals by forward Pau\
Knson, to deteat the Los Angeles
Lakers 5-2 ln Major Indoor Soccer
League action Wednesday night.
NEWISIUE
This Is not an offer to sell "°' • sohcrt.llon of an offer to buy me. aecuritiee.
The offering It mede only bV the Offering CtrcUlar.
150,000 to 187.500 Shares
Common Stock "
Price $10.00 per share ·
It's too goOd to pass up
Basketball's answer to Gerry Faust at clinic
If you're• undt>r tht• opinion thAt th<'re'• no auch
thing '"' u lre<' lunch, think thl1 one over.
Morgan Wooten. the head bMkNball coach at
OeMnthll High School in Wn1h1ngton, D.C.,
l'OOlldert'd by aomc as the "Gerry Faust of hi_gh
tchool baaked:>all," will be ttle foatured 1pc.1aker at
FounlAlll Valley High's FREE basketball clinic Nov .
20.
Fountain Valley High basketball cooch Dave
Hrown, oh conjunction wfth 'l'ho Athletes' Jt'oot and
Pro-Kcds. 18 offering the clinic to one and all -
coachea, players, parents, boys and girls, from the
elementarr level and up.
The f1Ve-hour clinic is scheduled to begin at'lO •
a.m. and In addition to Wooten, former pro George
. Lehman will be speaking on the art of shooting and
ex-Globetrotter Bobby Hunter, now a Stanford
uslstant, will alao be featured.
Poste rs, tree T-shirts to the first 50
youngsters and a free throw contest are also on the ·
agenda In what has to be one of ~e best bargains of
the reason.
. "My neek's on the line,': says Brown. "I'm
~ reall y going to feel stupid, if there are 20 people in
the stands for this one."
This type of clinic has been featured In the East
for some time, acx:ording to Brown, but It's a first
for the West Coast.
At any rate -it certainly appears to be a
bonus for basketball players and fans from age 6·60. I
Sea Kings romp, 19-4
Seniors Tom Temple and Dave Imbernino
acored five goals each to lead Corona del Mar High
\0 a 19·4 victory over Fullerton ln CIF 4-A water
polo acUon Wednesday.
. . The Sea Kings, the No. 2 seed in the 4-A
d1vialon and 24-1 overall, raced to a 6-2 advantage
after the first period.
Imbemlno scored three of his goals during that
stretch, while Temple added two. The Sea Kings
then improved their lead to 8-2 after two periods
and 14-2 ar~r three.
Joining in the scoring parade were junior John
Morrow ahd senior Eric Paulsen, both of whom
scored three goals.
The Sea Kings advance to play Fountain
Valley next. The Barons. who had a first-round bye
as the No. 1 representative of the Sunset League
will host the contest at Golden West College Friday
a.ftemoon at 3: 15.
Probatiqn set for Clemson?
WAS HINGTON (AP) -The NCAA
Committee on Infractions has voted to put Clemson
University's football program on probation for two
years because of infractions that include recruj,µ~
violations, The Washington Poet said in todays
editions.
d li
NedCAA o Uicials at Shawnee Mission, Kan .•
ec n comment Wednesday night.
e_REjlll SPORTS
ROGER CARLSON
• • •
USUALLY, YOU CAN co~nt the• number of
standout punters from the area on one hand !.-
40-yard averages with de<;'C?nt "hang time" aren't
common. Two who have surfaced this year
ironically come from other sports. Corona de l Mar'~
Gordon Moss, an All-CJF baseball player is
probably the Sea Kings' No. 2 weapon (second dnJl
to tailback Lance Martin). and Laguna Beach a
Adam Johnson is in the same step.
Johnson has averaged 42.6 yards per punt w ith a soccer and volleyball background.
Johnson has punted to inside the 10 on eight
occasions for the Artists and his kickoCCB have been
decP. with c:ensistency. .
Moss is averagin_R 42 yards a puni, including a~
64-yarder against Costa Mesa, which tied Dan
Flanagan's school record. "He's the best punter
we've ever had," says CdM Coach Dick Morris.
• • •
WHAT A GREAT scene at St. Paul High
School, a~parently, with fans pelting Servite High play~rs w.1th eggs, four St. Paul players tackling tne
'Servi~ ~1cker on the opening kickoff, fans yelling
obsceruues and St. Paul players spitting on Servite
players.
The Swordsmen of St. Paul have a new coach
(Jim Walker), but it's still the same old St. Paul.
Maybe that's why everyone always relishes a St.
Paul defeat.
And, maybe that's why Fountain Valley chose
Cerritos College as the scene of their game with St.
Paul.
Will officials from the CIF step in to try to
correct such a situation? Don't hold your breath
IC nothing else, St. Paul should be stripped. of
the privilege of ~onducting any games on it:.
campus, especially 1n the playoffs.
• • •
CHECKING THE CORNERS -Edison Higlfs
freshman district team is 7-0 and unscored upon
. . .Andy Donegan has returned to the Marina
High football coaching staff, but with a lester degree
of ·responsibility ... James Kyug was chosen as
Costa Mesa High's athlete or the month for
&;pt.ember and was honored by the Costa' Mesa
Kiwanis Club recently ... Fountain Valley is
ranked No. 1 in the preseason Orange County
wrestling Top 10, with Irvine (No. 4), Huntington
Beach (No. 5) and Wes~ter (No. 8) also high in
Orange County Wrestling News consideration . . .
Irvine Is at Fountain Valley Dec. 14 for a non-
league duel ... There's talk that Edison High
athletic director Lyman Clower and Westminster
High a thle tic direc tor Bill Boswell two
heavyweights, may meet in a sumo match. A date
and site is still to be determined.
•
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sets sizzl ing pace
By ALMON LOCKABEY D_.,,_......_._....,
Would you believe a Santa Crui -~O
outdlat.anclng the 67-foot Merlin on a 24-hour run?
It happened Wednesday In the 999-mJle Loe
Angeles to Mazatlan race when the SC-~O Samurai
logged 1~6 miles lo 145 for Merlin.
Samurai and another SC-~O. Earl of Mar, took
over the first two places on corrected time, dropping
Merlin lo third. , .
Six yachta had ~ the halfway mark 'at the
8 a.m. Wednesday roll call and several others were
expected to pass the magical point by nightfall.
Boats puslng the halfway point were Merlin,
461 miles to go; Drifter, 464; Samurai, 470; F.arl of
Mar. 476; Oaxaca, 498, and Night Train, 500.
Merlin and Drifter were stHI locked In a light
battle for first to finish with Merlin leading Uriher
by three miles.
Samurai was 26 miles behind ~erlin and F.arl
of Mar was (ive miles astern of Samurai.
A pair of Class C boa~ were also making
themselves known on the correct~ time scale with
the Choate-18 Sri~ holding down four;tl;l place ap'd
Will .Of The WlSp fifth.
Overall handicap leaders: 1. Samurai; 2:Earl ol 81ar; 3. Merlin; 4. Brisa'; 5. Will Of The Wisp.
CLASS A -1. Samurai; 2. Earl of Mar; 3.
Merlin.
CLASS B -1. Mimi U; 2. Miramar; 3.
Revenge. ·
CLASS C -1. Brisa; 2. Will OC The Wisp; 3.
Arriba.
CLASS D -1. Midnight Sund; 2. Shamrock.
Match races top
weekend boating
It's getting to b e California Marine
match racing time Association areas: ~ain. Ne"wport Harbor hnt• Monie• .. ,
ht Cl b 'JI d King Hubor 'l'echt Club -ac U WI sen Columble Chellenger Change of Congressional Cup Weich race , Saturday ,
hopefuls out Saturday Centerboerd Turkey race, Sunday. . South Bay 'l'achl Racing Club -and Sunday to determine One-dHlgn Reg111a. S•turdey. who will r epresent Sunday.
Newport Harbor, first in San DI•~ ~t Club _
Lon g B e a ch Yac ht lnvttatlonet "°" (Ster, PC. J·2•. C lub's Pacific Coast Ofson.30) Saturday
S Coronado Yacht Club -M atch Racing eries Longstretch SerlH (lnvltatlon•I which will determine handlcep) Sunday.
who will be the final MINion Bey Yacht Club -Chill 8owl Regella fall ~l Sundey. s e 1 e c t i o n C o r t h e Santa Clara Recina Anoctetlon Congressional Cup. -Autumn Chill Aegall• (•II
cluMS) Sunday. NHYC will also host --,;._--'------4
Lehman~t sailors in
q u est of the Barney
L e hman Trophy,
symbolic of the
championship for the
class.
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11 ahot1. With Hollywood. who ftffd1 ...allly?)
44 . 6 ' GAL.
CDIOI Yz LOUYERED
JIFOLD DOOR PllEL
121 M ..... .' ....... : ... 16"
IS I U ................. 18"
11118 ................. 21 "
111 • ....... 2•" 24111 ...... 27"
Ready for the 11o1n or paint of your choice. Got the
1lcmdard, flx9d louYer and they're made rig hi here In
the fna119d plalu of Armenla.
Could thl1 poll1hed bra11
lock bold lhe key to your
...aarity? Tuu In Ion lg ht
and ... 1be drama of
tapered c:yllnd9r guanl1
flgblidg prying band1, while
the harden9d I" tlffl bolt
ftfu ... 10 budge.
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Oood tlM IOf lolrt"9 lh• clalll out ol
the bothr-°'bedroom.
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Blgbrolberaltoha1 2297
dual beat Hlec:tor. #1'7D
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YEGETDLES
llD FLOWERS
49• PURPLE
POlfY PAI
With ow CallfomJa cllmat•. lh9re'1 no ...aeon lo
1top growtDg you own In Fall. ChOOM from .
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PLYWOOD
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lD pot1 and looking for a alee patio to call home.
How 'bout youn?
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pr0Jec:t1. (I 1hould get back Jo
the 1hop. A1 my wife 1ay1. •
when It comH to work l 1top
at nothing.)
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MOllTEREY
OR BALBOA
26" MEi's·
Some blke1han28" x 21/t"
whitewall llN1. coa1ter
brake• and gloe1 black
flnl1h. (What about the other
blke1? n,.., brakH and
paint optional?)
CRUISERS aa••EA.
'
ROBERI
WlllDSlllELD
WIPER BLADE
OR
Piii OF WllDSHlf:l.D WIPER REFILLS
c:122 Contrary to popular b.llef. people
ID LA. do know whol rain l1. lt'1
lhat 1hatf lhat make1 flowere grow
and taxi• dltappear. .
C.... ln real handy.
"pedolly lf you ban 10 par-IUMAera ''"· and theH
pfl wW .... Npioo9 lt lf
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If 1 --wlthlaa par of ,..,ca.a...
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Ot~f'Qe Co_,, DAILY P'1.0T/Thurlday, November 11, 1812
Loe Alamltoe
WDMIOAY'l llllUUI (Ind ............. ...,.., __ -llfttl
'"" IUCS. 350 y.,dl OM<l4y WatCll (8rOOllll 11 40 5 80 4 00
To-Lao (Harl) 4.00 3.40 WIMlng Edge (Armllrong) 10 40
Alto raced. Bunny Hold On, Liile M• Alto,
Petit GatHu, HawkeyH Pride, Antique
Maualc, Ke<llo, OueUn Gold
Time. 1l.4t
• IXACTA (e.71 paid '3120
MC<*O MCI. 350 yatdl l ady W1n1 IChaYai) 13.llO 5.20 2 80
Past My Copy (CrNg«) 4.80 2 80
Pride Of Devil (H.,U 2 40
Alao raced C9M)' lllancl WhlU. Jec>py. MaoglaS MMI Ti<M' 18 18 •
TtMO llACI. 350 yard1
Gr_, Beauty (Hatll 3 60 2 80 2 40
Diaco Kll1Y (8atd) II 40 4 20
Ou< Flylng Saini (Adaltl 4 40
Alto raced Lada Spor11 Girl, Scott,.•
pu1chH1, Blu• Jaan Dollie. lotaa Style, Hampacas Gold, Oonyas OrNm, Ole Sun F!OwW. lime: 18 14 ta IXACTA (5·111 pad 123 80
l'OUflTH MCI. 400 yardt A lure Hope (Cardoza) 11 00 8 80 3.40
Rock Solid (CrHgar) 4 80 3 20
Won Way JON (Adair) 3 00
AJIO raced Tlnya Go Gay, Jal• Allra, LM
Urban C-Oirl. Somaiclnduectetaty. Split
The ShMI. Slat1 lht Gama Thna. 20.81.
12 IXACTA (4-5) paid $38 80
fll'TH llACI. 350 yards
HN11 To P-(Harl) 13 80 11 80 3 40
RtY9t'I Slsay (8too«s1 II 00 3 00
MIN Mighty Mo (Watd) • 2 80
Alto raced: FlotanUne Moon. Euy~oolar,
llttlt Tara, Sanger Cinch. Fujlko, Dolly
P....,,,, HOOi! Em Baby
Time 111 II
12 IXACTA (5-tO) ptoc1 $87 20
llJCTH ftACI. 1170 yatda
Ma.cl\o Miio (Pauline) 5.80 3.00 2.40
luYdecll (Harl) 3 20 ~ 80
Rabeilla (HldlnQar) 3 20
Aleo tacacl Walto, Trlj)OI Bonus, Gellant Blld.~Gr_,.,
Time 411.52
MYINllt llACI. 350 ~atdt
Sir F1ir1ln Around (Harl) t4 00 7.80 3 80
Running Dall (Clrdoza) 5 80 2 80
BluW Blu.t (Ml1Cllal) 3 00
Alto rececl. Wat WJn, Solitary Jet. CtO 8ar Moon, Emperor Mika, Co<wuln
Time· 17 0ii.
92 1.XACT A (4· 71 paid 147 .ISO.
ta l"IC« IOC 1e.~-5-3-4) Paid SI, 146 20
.with lhr• winning llek.ct Ill• honMI $2
Pleil Six Conaolatlon paid S 157 80 with 54
winning 11e1ca11 (flve hor-).
llOHTH RAC«. 300 yatda
Hurry On Now (C<aagerl 42 00 Ill 20 5 00
Wrangle AIOI (Mllc:hall) 3.00 2 40
Super Rich (Catdou) 2 80
Alto raced. Jwt Lll<a Ma, Paint The Town. Pio•.
Time. 15.81. ta IXACTA (8-2) paid $152 00
ll9fnt MCI. 350 yatd9.
POiley WHI Ooo (Han) 4 00 2.80 2 20 Olt> G-(Ward) 5 00 5.80 AzutMk• (Valdez) 5.40
Aleo ..-1 Go Mal Go, In Bloom. Holey
POCl<att. SunMI Foay Laay. ~otrouble.
LOWiy Sia•, Tall Hean T alnlfur Time: tll..23 ta DACTA 11·0) paid S40 80
Attendance -5,7011
HoUYwood Pn
ftDIEUAT'• Mlut. T9 , .... ..., .................. )
MST !UCL II lutlOngs
P111'1tlt>lhed.,k (V9i0Ylcll) 4 80 2 80 2 40
Bet10llni (Si~) 3 00 2 20
Drummer Stya (H~ 3 40
Also racad Sage Brush JallH. S lly
Mi.Ion. Mu El Pro
Tlme: 1: 10 115.
MCOtm M CI. 6 turionqt
Fuay F,_ (Romerot 7 20 4.80 4 80 Yourii-(Bledl) 13 40 9.tO s-.. Malt• (S<bile) 19..20
Aleo ..-1: e.tita's Mlle, OrthoOontllC, Spy Man, Speclal Spice, Tan Percent.
Chalt•nham RONI. Top Encora, Rad•"• Pr"-.
TIMa: 1: 11 215. ta DAILY DOUka (2·3) paid 120.80
THMD MCL 11 lurtongl
K9thlnlca (\latan:rua4•1 11.80 11.80 4 40
MlMlam Splandoiir (Maul 20.eo 9 80
Tractable T-drop (Toro) 9 20
Aleo ~· Silt Bid<..y, T~ &undla,
Wlngt.C, Col~ Money. Ctta Sornbt1ta, L.alal. Cocoa Mi ... tlMa: 1:11.
IXACTA ( 1().4) paid sat2.20
'OUtlTH 11.ACI, I MIOnot ''o ,._ IMcCauor11 l ao 3 IO :s 10
Jaded lncountllf IHawlay) 4 10 ' to
lllM Goal (Yalanlllalll ' 00
Alto •aced. Cllial lvttalO, CIPlllll fltl>y
Orano141 8111 Mee, 906d Jet, ~W.0.: lmprM~ tt111, Ollvt. 0-ga TllN t tO tll
"'TH llACI. I lvflOnge.
Menclato (VMnlllllel 11 00 I 110 4 10 • Son Of A Oodo tCeompu) 4 40 1 IO
Mldnlgllt Mint 10...aneda) I 40
Alto •ac.a· Roll Ma Hot ,.. v•. Double 1
Ell.WM• ~I 0..,.,,, HiOht I,~. . time: 1:31.
.M IXACfA ~2) peld UH 60.
llACI. 1 11111 •
la1 , ____ Bfyan tVltlllal • 40 a 20 3.40
• ........_ l&hoei!laliar) 4 80 3 00
Vl¥acl0..illy IAomero1 , 3 40
Alao rac.d: Cont"*11al 0111, Rad Eml>ar
Precfout Plr11a. Tra uury Stok, Llnda'i
Ueblllly, Rtvt.w Of TIW ,.._.
Tlma 144 216
llYINTH llACI. I 1/111 mllM, Tlellalad IMcCatron) 3.llO 2 110 2.20
Sha.yna McOwa (Plncay) 3.00 2.20
Titna FOi ~I (Hfttay) 2.40
Alao raced. Frotty Top, Ruff Con. Tllna 1.43
II IXACTA (4-3) P9ld 127 00
• t>te« auc 1:1.10.e.3.5--41 Paid uoo:40 wlfl\ 110 winning tk:ll911 (11¥9 horMt). 12
Picll SU ~Ion paid 't1~80 wtth 1,75 t WIN!lnO llcllalt "our helttMI
llGHTH llACI. t 1/111 mu ..
Nan'• o-(Hawley). 5 00 2.40 2.20
Tango Dancer (Plncty) 2 40 2.20 Any Time Pat (TO<O) 2 20
Alto racao 1 opn1u. tlaachcomblng. Franch Char~. Siar Pas1uraa
lll'nt. 1"43 215
• HACTA (7·8) pald 123 00,
NINTH MCI. 1 11111 .......
Matimllula (Plncay) 5.00 3 00 2.80
Olympic M-1 (Sl>Oarnali•) 3 80 2 40
Frlecla Fr-(Olivar•) 2 40
Alto rac:.d: 8ti.I Gri.1, Maple Tr•. Time: 1 :42 115. II lllACTA (5·1) paid .. 150,
AlltncSanct -14,072.
NHL CAMNILL COMRMNCI lmrtM DtwlalN
-Mlnneaola
Chlcego
SI Louis T~o
Oetroll
W L T 8'0A ~ 7 II 3 '5 112 17
7 • 3 '2 ., 17
7 • 2 118 53 11
II 1 4 80 78 111
7 5 I 113 48 15
Noma DMaioft
10 '5 I 117 51 21
• 2 5 1111 52 21
1 9 1 eo es 15 37 5141311
3 11 3 45 •1 9
WM.II CONNMNCI ,........,.,.....
NY lllanclan 12 4 2 19 51 2$
Phltadelpllia 9 7 1 17 SI 19 NY Rangar. 7 8 1 111 $5 15
WUl!lnglon S 7 3 53 80 13 P1111burgt1 5 10 2 M 15 12
Hew JarMY 3 9 II 54 71 12
MonlrNI
Bolton
Buftlk>
Ouabec: Hartford
AdMM DtwWart
I 1 3 3 80 51 25 7 5 3 51 47 t7
7 8 3 117 57 17
7 8 2 75 71 111 4 9 25454 10 ........ ,. . ._..
Vancou.ar 4, IClllfe 2
Hatllord 7, 0uaoec 5
8uftalo 7. PMadllpNa 2 Pttltburgtl 5. Edmonton 4
WN/llngton 3. Haw Jerwy 0
Toronto I . o.tr04t 2
CNcego 6. Mont,_, 3
NY Range<t 5, St. Lou!s 4
T ......... e O-auao.c; at Boeton NY Rangar. at Pfliladalptlla
Edmonton at Maw Jar_,, NY ltlllndat$ 11 Mlnneaota
Cmuctca 4.Klftae 2 ._..,......,.
Loe Angellae 0 1 1-2 v__,.., 202-,.,.. ......
1. v--... 2 (8olcllr.v, eutlla). 4:42
(pp); 2. v--. HlnU • (8myl. ....,..,.
12.12 PanalllM -CMrtrew, LA, 2:41; Hllntia. Val'I, 2:4 1, Hlcflolla, LA. 4:24; Wlllama.. Van, 1:27; Kelly, L.A. 13::M; "'*,
Van. 13:st: 8onll, LA. 1$: ... : wtmama. Yan,
11:41. ............. 3. Loe ...,..... ,_ 10 (Ndwllll, ~
11:00 ,........ -None.
~ .......
4. v..__, 9oldlre¥ 2 ~ "°«A).
11:24; 5, Lot Angelaa. llykH 1 1=-· Bonk). 14:01; II. Ya-, Wll t
{McCar1hyl. 11:49. ,..,_... -....... Van, 1:21; ~Vin, 11:30.
•1101a on Goa l -Loa Ane•I•• 11·11·1&-31. y.,_ ts-~.
Oo•ll••: Lo• Angel••· LHkOtlll, v_....., lkodaw. A -13,204.
~ > .
··=-·~NOi -w .. ~-...... • 0 1000 ........ It HO t Lalllt9 • 1 .w 2 ~ltata :» 4 4H 4Yi ~ t 8 ,HI 1'4
left '*to 0 7 000 1 .... ....... .._....
tM AMOlllO I I 117
Olllll 4 3 .'1 I I ic.,,... Olly • 3 .400 J o.w. a • .111 •
1Noll ·• • ••• • HouMoft 0 S ,000 II
bl.,... CONP•-.CI a..... ....... ""•eo-.111a 1 o t.ooo Joe•~ a• .11• 1Yi i. ...... _, I 3 .IH II
WloolNftlton ' 4 .411 3 Yi Naw YOttl 0 7 000 l 'A c:.Mrll~ 09lr011 • 2 7llO
............ 8 2 .714 '" AllMte 3 3 .IOO 2
lllClielll 2 • .aas 3 Cllloeoo 2 S .JN 3 Yi ~ 15 Ill 4 ................
MllwM• 108, lollon 101 Haw~ M HeW Yorll 90 =*4pNe 141. Cltlcaeo 10I 118, lldlrlA It
14.0....11 Ulafl tH, 0.W. 111
PhoMI• IOI, .___City 100 ~ 132, ~ 8111e 120 (ot) ,........,..._
San AnlOlllo .. "'" OleOO Howton .. PortlMCI
~ . . . . . ..
,,. ... ,,..
(Tlla...._111 ........... ..........,.... ....... 1.
Hal McllN (1); Omar· M0<ano (2); Tarry
Foratar (3): Bob MoCll.lf• (4); a nd Peta
Falcone (5).
DOOGalt8 Ho MMctlont mlde.
:.. ... eel: CIP...,._
4-A c-.. -tt. 'lllW10ft • Fullar1on 2 0 0 2-4
Cotona d9I Mar II 2 11 5-19
Corona d•I Mar 1cor1ng. Tampla 5,
1m1>arnlno 5, Morrow 3, P...i-t 3, vanu ..
1. Loofbourrow 1. Scott 1.
C• ..UYCWP ICOMa
eor-'cir.i,.., ,::~ • Doe~ 10, MW-.-a 8
I-A ......, ......
~~.·~Hlla10
Muir 21, _. rtinelon 1
Indio 17, Don LUOo II f'on11n1 15, Palm Sprlng1 9
Laguna Hltlt 13, lkM Oiln<la 8 "~ 2$, Montclair 3 ~.,......
~11 ......... 11 ~ Ylelo 10. v....a: t Hlrvard I.~ Vlllley I
V .. Patlt 17. C.-la v....,, 9
Aoy1ll .. s-Monica 4
S.A
0.,dan Grove 12, Ch.,tar Oa k 11
(a-tlmal L~ 11, la S.ite 11
So. ,891deM 12, WNltllr 1 Cr9llPI 12,,......... ........
McNAMARA USED TO EXPECTATIONS. • •
From Page C1
them, but we're not goiqg to give
the house a way," e xplained
Bavasi of the Angels' free agent
selections. "l certainly don't
anticipate goi"8 into the market
with an open bankroll.
"We drafted these people to let
them know we were interested. I
think the period is over though
· where the Angels are golng to ,o
to the bank to borrow money.'
Bavasi said the team'• No. 1
priority would be to try to lign
McRae, who hit .308 for th.e
Royals this put aeaaon with 27
home runa and 133 RBI.
"I know what hi(McRae) was Mklnc from K.anau City to stay
there and it was nowhere near
the amount (agent Jerry)
Kapetein wu asking for ~ylor,"
Bavaet noced.
"If tt wae going to take as
much to sip McRae u it would
to "&n S.ylor, we would have
~ Baylol'. J fMl badly about
the Baylor thin&. J really do. I
juU wl•h we had had the
opportunity to meet with him
f..-to-faoe.
"Actually, lt WM just a matler
of econorlucs: We couldn't aftord
Don Baylor."
Aa for the othen the Angela
drafted, Bavasi laid the team was
looking for a hard-throwing·
left-hander and that Font.er Wl\9
not the club'• No. 1 choice.
McNamara repo rtedly
sugest.ed the club draft Falcone,
who waa 8-10 with a 3.84 ERA,
and Moreno, who hit .254 and
stole 60 bases.
•'The Moreno t~ la a
gamble, but he haa 1 ," aakl
S.vaai. "We need speed on th1I
club and another pitcher.''
Bavael i1n't convinced ,
however, that the Anpla need to
dip into the draft to acquire 1uch ·
ingredlenta. The winter meet1no
come up in early Demmber ancf" a
1.rade la always a pomibWty.
Plua, Bavut feela Ron J.cbon
could aaeume the de1l1nated-
hi tter role, outfielder Gar y
Pettis, who played at S~ in
'82 where he hit .288 and ltole a
lea1ue-leadln1 ~S bue9, could
provide the •peed, and a uw:te
the nece.ary arm.
on,tnally, we weren't aotn.a to
take anvbody," aakl Bavul. ''But
wh e n y ou 1011 e some boa y
(referring to Baylor), '{ou tend to
get your dander up. I somebody
is going to tak~ one of my
players, then I'm going to take
one of theirs."
AA for McNamara, Bavaai, who
worked with him for 3~ years at
San Diego, aaya the 50-year-old
thouldn't have any problem.
"There will be no preeaure on
John to win, ju1t like there
wun't any pressure on Gene to
win," Mid Bavaai. "Remember,
we pve Gene a cont.rad to come t.ck. He wu the one who c:hoee
not to. ·
'"nlla la the aame type of. club, .
with a lot of veterans, that John
had in Cincinnati and he won
there. We think be can win with
this club, too."
"All I know la that they can
play and they're fundamentally
IOUDd," a.aid McNamara of th,.
ieam he inherits.
.. ..._.,. fl whllt JOU apply to
younelf and ~·re anly • FOCI
.. your players. !.had. ......... in
CtridnnaU, too. l'lJUaNnl IK'Ond
wa1n't 1ood •nou1h th ere, either." •
.... ICHOOL flOOTIM.I. AT '" Wf I
...................
COLLIQI up lrvlnl def. Cll POiy Pomona. 13·1&, 12·1f. 15-1, 15-10, 15.4
Cal Taell def Chrlll Collaot, 15-4, 111· 14 ~COLUU
0ranci-c:o..t c1a1 c~ .... 111-0. 1a.1. 15-Ai •
Ooldan W•t daf. Mt. San Antonio. 16'2. 15-3, 15-10
·--·~ ..... • NIGH • ..................... ,_
TlllWllY Wlblt (<>-i Yltw~ l<allly Harty (l'ouni.in V...,,. Aoollalla 9IWdir (Founllln
\ltlley). Connl9 Walaon IW"lmlf191•~ Ema
T ........... CW•tmlnett1I. Jacltla Towneand
(HMnlJnG1on lleactl). MVP -DI-Watton
(W•tmlnll•),
8-MI T-Erln Tomblin (Edltonl. AIMn Andersen
(M.,lna). l<Alrlnl P.c...on (Fountain Valley),
Stacy Schla ng• (WHtmlnttar). Dor••n
Fa noga (Ocaa n View). S•m Arledge (Fountain Valley)
Wed~:=rwtloM.
NelleMIL.Mpa
CINCINNATI REOS -P1omoted Jalf
~ oullialdar, to tlMlt 40-man roat•
llAIUTUU ...............................
GOlOEN STATE WAAAIOAS -Plaoecl 1
Joe HaH•tt. guard, on Iha ln)urad llu.
Ac:11'111td 0.-. Smith, lolwd. MILWAUKEE SUCKS -Pieced Harwy C.tcNnge. earn•. on "'911\tured ,_ w.i.
rMCliveted Charlie Crlae, Qllllfd. NEW JERSEY NETS -Traded PhM l'Old,
guard, IO the Mllw ..... 11141 lor Mickey
Joflnaon, IOtWllrd, and IM n.ootiatJng rtgllll
to Fred RoO«t9. forward fraci.ct J-Ba1141y. lorward, to Ille .._,on Roell.ca lor
their 1913 and ttl~ MCOnd round drtll dlolc*
r<>OTaAU. u..ieM ...... ,..... LMpa
BOSTON 8AEAK£AS -Signed Oaecon
Hau1ltr and Daryl Wllk•raon. d•l.n .. 11• a nda, 01ck Ball, d•l•nalv• llneman, 8111
Gompf and Lawranc• Cola, llnt bacllara:
WOOdrow Wiiton, cornarllacil: ano Kailh
~llfongUlaty. TAMPA M Y 8ANOfTS -&gned L_, ~. NMlnCI II-*
.. NOCttn HEW Y~J:c;:;~Pu lloultller • .._.,._,"-St. Jean Of IN
OueOtc """'°' ttoclley Laegue. P1TTIBUROH P£HGUINS -Bought out
Ille COflt.racl Of Nell MICL.aletl, -·left ..,1.,g, al'ld gave him hit uncondlt101na1 , ...... s.n1 Doug ~ ..... wing, 10 lllt Baltlmora Slilpjadtl Of IM American HOCkey
Leaeua
COL.LIOI MARIETTA -Tom Mulllgan, football
c:oacfl, rftignad
crucial game
for Rustlers
GWC d ef en se faces stiff test
Br CURT SEEDEN
MIMDllJ ..... IWf
The past three weeks of South
Cout. Conference tootbuU action
have ah own two n Qtlceable
trend• deve l o p ing In the
respecUve campe at•Golden West
and Mt. 'San Anto]lio colleges.
Coach Ray S hackleford's
Rusllen1 have be<.'Ome abo'ut as
etingy as a team can be on
defense, while Coach Mal Eaton's
Mounties have rolled up 127
points ln their last three games.
That sets the s t a ge for
Saturday's showdown at Mt. San
Antonio when the Rustlers and
Mouplles square oft with the
con'ferertce champio ns h ip
possibly on the line.
At Orange Coast, meanwhlle,
Coach Dick Tucke r's Pirates
look for their first confere nce
vict ory against the hapless
Grossmont Griffins. Both games
~re set for 7:30 p.m.
Saddleback College will keep
Its undefeated streak intact as the
,Gauchos have a bye this week.
Here's the way things shape
up Saturday:
Golden West at Mt. SAC
The Mounties, 7-1, can clinch
at least a tie for the conference
championship with a victory over
the Rustlers.
The M o unties are 4-0 i n
conference play, and among their
victories is a big 13-10 decision
over Fullerton, which at the
time, gave them the inside 1.rack
to the conference crown.
Since that time, Mt. San
Antonio has d one everything
right thanks to the conference's
No. 2 quarterback , No. 2 running
back and No. 1 receiver.
Quarterback Mike Clopton
Dramatic
comeback
for UCI
UC Irvine came back from two
games down to stage a dramatic
13-15, 12-15, 15-8, 15-10, 15-4
victor y over host Cal P oly
Pomona to highlight women's
volleyball act.ion Wedn esday
nighc
In other g a mes, Cal T ech
dropped Christ College, 15-4,
16-14, while on the community
college level, both Orange Coast
and Golden West won In three
games.
The Anteaters, who were led
by sophomore Gina Elchuck and
' freshman Cindy Rohrig. are now
21-13 on the season, having won
14 of their last 15 and eight in a
row.
UCI, which is looking for · an
at-large berth In the upcoming
NCAA playoffs, will host UC
Santa Barbara, ranked No. 13 in
the nation. Friday night at 7:30.
The Bua. 9-1, stayed ~top the
South Coast Conference race
with an easy 15-0, 15-1. 15-4
disposal of Cypress (0-9).
The Rustlers, 8-2, who s tayed
one g~ behind the Sues, we.re
equally effective in downing Mt.
San Antonio, 15-2, 15-3, 15-10.
guides the Mounties otferudvely.
Thus far , the aophomore QB hu
hi l 105 of 196 pauea f8r 1,3-49
yards and 10 touchdowns.
His favorite receiver i• Dan
Trejo, a speedy wide receiver,
who has caught 52 passet1 tor 718
yards and she TD.
The Mountie rushing game ii
handled by Rich H.aNOn, who
FOOTBALL
has rolled up 820 yards on 160
carries and ls averaging 117
yards per game.
"They've got everr,thlng it
takes.. to be a good team, ' cautions
Shackleford qf his oppone nts
Saturday night. "They've got a
quarterback who's a two-year
starter, a big, physical offensive
line, solid defense ... they don't
lack anything."
Th e Rustl e r s (3 -0 in
conference) hope to count.er that
explosive offense with a defense
w hich has allowed an average of
4.3 points per game in conference
play. Last week against Cerritos,
the Rustlers limited the Falcons
to 177-yars total offense.
Golden West's defense h as
been sparked by Mark Webber
and Hiriam Winn. Thus far this
season, Golden West has come up
with 14 int.ercepUons.
:'The defense has just played
super," praises Shackleford. "As
of no w . the whole team is
playing well. It's he.rd to fi.nd a
fault."
Go lde n West's offense is
sparke d by the ha rd-running
Rich Stahlheber, who ground out
more than 200 yards last week in
the Rustlers' 21-6 decision over
the Falcon s, and QB Adam
Gragnano, (64 of 133 passes, 948
yards,·9 .TDs).
Grossmoot at OCC
The Pirates can snap a six-
game losing streak with a victory
over the Griffi n s. a nd
con side ring Grossmo nt has
dropped its last 14, the odds
favor OCC.
"Both teams would really 1ike
to win this one beca~ both are
struggling right now. Sure, we
feel we have a good" shot at
beating them. but I'm sure they
feel just as confident that they
can beat us," says Tucker.
Freshman quarterback David
Schramm paces t he Griffins
offensively. He has hit 97 of 223
passes for 1.094 yards this season,
but he has been intercepted 13
times in the process.
Tucker is looki~g for his
Pirates to break out of a aeason-
long offensive slumber. OOC is
averaging just 153.4 yards per
game.
The OCC defense, meanwhile,
·has made things Interesting.
particularly against the rush.
OCC ii ranked second in the
South Coast Conference ln that
department, allowing an average
of 83 yards per game.
"I thJnk the game will come
down to how weJJ our offense
perfonns against their defense.''
says Tucker.
Sophomore quarterback Clay
Tucker, who has thrown for 605
yards (65 of 147), paces the
offensive attack through the air.
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splits stock
The board of directors o f Carl Karcher
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common stock, payable Feb. 15 to shareholders of
record Jan. 27. The firm operates 328 Carl's Jr. fast
service restaurants in California, Arizona and
Nevada.
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L Tim Gamache of Tustin has been named
manager of the newly· opened San Francisco
Boulangerie in Newport Beach.
Flora Jensen has recently joined Cochrane
~-Chase, Livingston and Co .• Inc .. of Irvine as
production. She re5ides in Laguna Niguel.
Huntington Beach resident Jobn A. Bohn has
been promoted to vice president for Security Pacific
National Bank's financial planning and analysis
department.
Steven H. Weiser, 27, has been named vice
president of con struction and deve lopment
L financing at Cambridge Capital Group, based in
·· Santa Ana.
A veteran of 22 years In the financtal services
field, James A. Rust of Huntington Beach has been
named president of Huntington Pacific Thrift and
Loan Association, a wholly owned subsidiary of
Southern Counties Bancorp; of Huntington Beach.
Ray Thomen of Irvine has joined Collins Foods
" International, Inc. as director of management
infonnation systems.
Joseph Charlton of Newport Beach has been
appointed senior account manager of Holter and
Associates Advertising of Santa Ana, a division of
Production Graphics.
' ' Keeler Foods. Inc .. Santa Ana-based wholesale
• , distributor of foods and related supplies. has
announced the promotion of Cltarle1 "Cltucll"
Hopllia1 of Santa Ana to manager of the firm's
full-service equipment department . . .
~; Newport Harbor National Bank has
,. announced the promotion of Marie Fenaaacle1 of
~ Irvine, from installment loan officer to -'atant vice
; president. She will al80 be the bank's consumer
; · compliance officer.
EDAW, Inc., a firm providing consulting
services in landscape arehitecture, urban design and
,e.nvironmental planning, has announced the
pt'0'1"0tion of Steven G. Nelson to the position of
• principal In its Southern California oUice in Irvine. • .
v • Tim Pearson of Laguna Beach has joined,
Cochrane Chase. Livingston and Co., Inc!., • vice
• ~ president of public relations.
Ma•reea M. Bria• has been named project
aales manager at Canyon Creek In Irvine, a private,
pte.-guarded community pretented by the Meister
Company of Newport Bead).•
11• Jay E. Sclllalle of San\a Ana haa been named
• JQana1er of the newlf opened San Francleco
• Inc. ln Irvine.
Since its introduction, interest rates on Wells Fargo's Market Rate
Account have kept pace with money market fund averages. Add Wells Fargo
convenience and FDIC insured safety, and you have an investment that
for low risk, high yield and liquidity is unsurpassed.
If you've been Jookina for
an investment that combines
money market yield, liquidity
and insured safety, the \l\ills Fargo
Market Rate Accounr it what
you've been Wlitina for.
A S20,000 invatJQent acts
you interesl thlt ~ 1J1ce with
money nidlir tilB. lbu" tin
withdraw funds with ;u.t leftll
days notice, and mUie depositj or
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of kecpiq all )'OW' funds in one
place. With a Market Rate
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by the Federal Deposit Insurance
CArporation. And~ .by
the .... of Aipaic:D 11th larpt
bank. The ~t Rate Account
is theclaleit thin& yet to a hilh-
yie)d, high liquidity, no -risk
investment. For more informa-
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Coast ports eyeing
new coal demands
SACRAMENTO (AP) -C.O.l ahipmenta through
California to Pacific countrlea are llktly to rfa(\
substanllaUy during the next•20 yea~. aayf the at.alt'
Enorg)' Commh11t1on. Tot> J\'port. out Wednelday, aald Pacific C()Untrlc'IJ
such as Jopan are shifting Crom oil to coal for clectrl~l
power and other lndwtrial u.tet.
1''-c report aaid the ~paclty and number of West
Coost coal pol"~ wUl have to be exJH&ndcd If exports
are •to ket>p on ruing. .
Expansion plam are being conaldered In Los
Angel.es, Long &ach and Stockton. 'The CONlt'UCtion or lerminala is being c:onaidered in Sacramento, San
Frand&ro and Redwood City. 1 Loe Angelea plans to expand ~p!\dty from about
three million tons to five million by 1986, and Long
Beach plans to expand from three million-plus tons to 10 million to 15 million tons, the report aald . ..
GOP eyes relief work
WASHINGTON (AP) ---Republican senators are
laying the groundwork for a public works project --
perhaps coupled to hl,her gaaoline taxes ---that could
provide thousands o jobs in an apJHlrent move to
counteract any similar Oemocratic propoul.
President Reagan has rejected such public works
pro~~lls before.
But de puty While House press secretary Larry
Speakes said Reagan had been given a rundown on
anticipated Democratic jobs propouls, and would be
discussing a plan to raise the gasoline tax by 5 cents a
gallon to help create construction jobs.
House Democrats, seeking to head off the GOP,
are considering a mulllbillion-dollar pack.age of more
than 600,000 public service ·jobs, housing aubsJdies and
a modification or next year's acheduled income tax cut,
sources said.
Playboy faces cuts • •• ~
W S ANGELES (AP) -A $52 million drop in
revenue has led Playboy Enlerpriaes to lower its rates
for advertising in Playboy magazine and vent4re
further into pay television and home video produc_ts.
Christie Hefner, the. 29-year-old daughter of
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and president of
Playboy Enterprises Inc., explained to compa,.y
shareholders Tuesday reasons for lhe company's lack
of profitability:
"The continuing w eakness in virtually all
segments oC the economy and lhe eUects 0£ inflation,
unemployment and wage ceilings have taken a large
bite out of the cona_'Utners' discretionary spending
power during th~ 1982 fiscal year. This has had its
impact on the single copy sales of most magazines,
including Playboy."
As a resu)t, she said, the magazine will reduce its
circulation rate base for lhe January 1983 issue from 5
million monthly copies to 4.4 million.
DOW JONES AVERAGES HEW YOllK4API FINI Oow.J-\ •"'Cit for WM., Hov. 10. STCKtll
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HEW YORK CAP ) -Sales,
Wednelldeya Pf1c9 Md net ~ or tt>e
ten moat active American &.tock
Each~ 1.-. trading nello•leilty 11
more than $1.
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ink tanks can prevent stagnatio·n of business
NEW YORK (AP) At their the umc."
wlt'a end because ot recession
and the "t yran n y o f the
northeast curve." bualnC!U today
oft.en turra to the independent
think tank for help In growlns -
through Innovation, better
marketing or acqulsltions.
Gamache I• prealdcnt of
lnnoll'Ch Corp. ln alie. It hm't up
there with Arthur D. Llttk.
Stanford Research lnatllutt•, or
Booz, Allen & Hamilton. But, Ilk
several other amaller think wnk!i,
It seeks 10mc of the same goals.
The norlheasl c urve, aa
manQgement planners explain, Is
the direction of projected sales or
market share. tmd generally
encompasses a good deal If not an
excess of enthusiasm. 1n reality,
Generally apeak.ing, that goal
11 lo push the curve
counterclockwise, and each think
ui.nk does it jn lt.'J own' fpedal
way , •lnn otec h with a
4,000-member brain· bank which,
says Gamache, seeks by design
what Edison did naturally.
• the sales line often sags to the
east. "Close the gap," said R.
Donald Gamache. "We hear it all When faced with a cballenge
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unique holiday gltts at the
Huntington Center mall
dally thru Nov. 14.
Ml.IC NOTICE
NOTICE Of' TitUSTEE'S SAU ......... 1.,....
YOU AM .. DU'AUlT ~
A OEID OF TRUST DATED
OECIMeER 14, 1111. UNLEll
YOU TAKI ACTION TO ll'ttOTICT
YOUR 'RO'l"TY, IT MAY eE
SOU> AT A ~IC SALE. •YOU
NUD AN EXPUMA TION Of' THE NATUftl OF THI "'OCHOING
A~AINIT YOU, YOU I HOULD
CONTACT A LAWYllt
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
MAR VISTA FINANCIAL. INC . 1
GOOD. HEALTH
SPOKEN HERE!
r;]
•••
ln pharmacy 1ehool, one of
the f1n1 important lessons a
ph1rmac11t·tO·be learns 11
the ser ious harm that <'In
result when people try to
dlagno1e and treat their own
lllneuea. We are warned·
that It Is often euy w' iiell an
asked for home remedy,
especially when TV has
shouted out ita clalma.
Wh en you have a
r e c urring problem or
persistent symptoms, It 11
recommendt.'d that you not
1ake chances but qllickly lff
your physician. He will
usually be able lo exactJy
determine your problem and
preac ribe a specif ic
pre!!Crlptlon medicine IJJ help
you.
YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR
CAN PHONE US when you
need a delivery. We will
deliver promptly without
extra charge. A great many
people rely on 1.11 for their
health needs. We welcome
requesta for delivery servke
and charge accounts.
corporatloa. 787 Nof1h "E" Street, F.===========; Sen Betnardlno, C1l1tomla 92403,
~Number (714) 889-0231,
N the preS«ll Truttee undef the NtllC NOTICE cle«l of trus1 h«einalter mentioned, •-----.,.._.--1-72 ___ _
wlH Mii to the highest bidder tor NOTICE OF TRUSTllFI SAU
c:esh in lawful money of the United FOMCl.OIUM Ne.. -
States wltl!Oul wwranty of any ltlnd. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER
••• public llOCllon at the time and A OEED 0 F TR u ST DA TE 0
pllce dealgnated below, In the SEPTEMBER 19, 1979. UNLESS
County of the State ol California YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
designated below, Ill of the right. YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE
title and Interest now held by said SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU
Trustee In .•nd to all that C«ll ln NEED AH EXPLANATION Of' THE
property which It tltuate In Hid NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS
County end It descllbed below. The AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULO 11reet 1ddren, If eny, or other CONTACT A LAWYER.
common dll6gnatlon. II any, of slid On Friday~ Decll'nber 3. 1982, 11
property .. Mt l«th below. 11:00 a.m., TRANSAMERICA TITlE
11111ny 101 por1&1l0t\li fri·I ltwy niuwl
Kt'I uuLHtdt• ttw l'()fflJ~ny tor new
ld1•11s Othl'rwuw, liitya Uamach<.•,
thl•y fmd th1•11W'IVl'tl 1ooklnit In
lhl' 1111un<' oh.I direction• und
covc1 l11a badly wurn ground.
"Wht>n I cut opon lht> ht>adM of
ttw ro11t:>orch ond dt"velopmont
pPOplo al o rM.or blade comr,uny
all I Jct• ar<' razor bludcs, • he
mud. "They think rawr blodes.
Tbe)''VI' done.• It all. aut WC c~n
·udd n<'w bits a nd part11 of
information "
Says lrvmg Callsh, chairman
o f the Trumlrull, Conn.,
company: "Our business Is lhe
Said deed of lrutl w .. executed I NSURANC E COMPANY. 1 ~the Truttor designated below and Caltlornl1 corpor11lon. u duly
wa• r9C<>rded on the date. In the 1ppolnted Truetee under 1nd
Boole and II the Page .. Oocumenl punuMI to Deed of Trust reeotded
Number of Offlclal Records In the ~-25 1979 .. inatf No omce ot the CounJy Recorder of 29885 bOOll 13323 Pl!09 1142 of
.. Id County, Ill IS Clealgnlled Oltlclat Records,• executed by
below. Ind conveyed Mid property Gregoty A. Tully .. lruatOl'(I) In the to the Trustee th«etn IP_9Cllleel. ofllu ot the County Record1r of 1Htltl11 will I trl•
l'01tHn1•n ·1a!lwllon or on l<.l<•a."
Cull11h 11trt.~ .. "foc:u11" o oppoll(.'d
to "random" nnd "d,sdpllnu"
rntht•r \hun "t•htHlL't•.'' lnnOtl'Ch,
he •uya. u•<•ka "turj(l•ted
liurn vu t Ion • · ' l h c p I " n e d
lnvl'ntlon rnlher than chance
dl11COwry
Wht•n u cllt>n l pres<.•nu a
cha 1 lengc, I nnotec h seek s
mfonnatum. "In Edbion'11 day all
the lnforrnatlon on electricity
was In Ii few books," Callsh
uiteH. He agr~>s that F.cila;on was
unique, but he argue11 that
Edison wu prclnformauon
explosion and didn't have to
wtufo throuath mu ,. of duw
Ahn darlfyln" dlscu •Ion•
bc>tW(.'tm lnnot.e<:h und tht> client,
lnnotl>ch IM!t>ks out thOlle In Jt»
bruin bunk who may J)OA('U the'
lnformothm 'nLuled.
The brain I.Jank took years w
lJulld from searching through
lit erature. interviewing, d~veloping contacu with
unlvcrslti('S, and dlacusaiona with
trade editors who arc exposed to
vast num~rs of people and Ideas.
Thl' company seeks those who
have bct>n involved with or
exposed .to. ch ange -political,
• 1odal, ••l·onomlc Upht"aval1
produce rwt'd1; need1 produceo
lcJc>us, ltW company oollcvt'tl.
Yrom the brain bank la p ~k<!d
a t.eam of k1lowledgeable people
who ar<' .cnl a briefing document
und then paid an honorarium of
$150 and expenscs for spendlnti a
day croa-rcrUlldna ldeaa In t"t
crtlat1vc session room• at
headquarters. Dl1cu11lon1 are
re corded an d pro be d for
ln{ormatlon and leads. Idea cards
that paruclpants drop Into a
trough are examined and the
lnfonnatlon'distilled.
HAROWAftE
<:::><
Wh er e Friendly Service
is a Family Tradition
Siii of the property wtM be meC1e Orange County, Stai. of Calllomil.
pursuant 10 the dem1nd ol the Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
8eoefid11Y under tald deed of INll TO HIGHEST ·8100£R FOR CASH 1nd by reason ol Cletault In Ille (~yable at time of aale In llWful
payment or performance of money ol the United States) 11:
obllglllona secured by Hid deed of South front entrance to the old ltuSI lneluellng the Clef8ul1, notice of Orange County CourthouM, Clty of
wtllch WU r8CO(Cled on the <Ille, In Santi Ana. Stile of Cehlornla all
tne bOOll and at Iha Page., and u right, thle and lnteteet ~ to
FOf any wall °' woodwOOI Scrub-
bable Low Lustre finish. Easy lo
clean up with just water
Reg 15.99
.,,.4 ••••
Famous latex flat wall paint from Glidden.
Beaullful flat finish.
Scrubs c1 .. n. 1taya color-
fast. Easy wlter clean-up.
Reg. 10.99
Sturdy construction. Tough 8"
Iron skillet for your cooking
needs.
..,., ., , •• , lit•
with Sylvania llghts.
Sunstlck reg. 20.57 .................. 9.99
OoQument Number of &aid Oftlclel and now lield by It under Mid Deed
Record a 11 deeionlled below· ot T ruet In the propeny litualed In The 10111 am6unt of the unpaid said County and State -..cribed"N:
balanoe ol the Obligation MCWed Lot 15 In Block 11 of Tract 712
8'!.
Mid CleecloUru•1 and estimated aa..8hown.DILLJOAQ tec:otO.H In
COlll, e•~. and eOvancae 11 Boolt 23. Pagea 5 1nd 8 of t-r.;::;=:::;r::r;::;:;~:=:;;:..,. the 111ne ot the lnltlll pu~•tlon of mlac.lfaMOut mape, Records ol I this Notice ol Trustee• Sale I• Orange County ca!ifornia. ~= =;•Truetor" Iha" ba The llreat addraH 1nd other ...___.. ''T--.. 11 common deillgnatlon. H any. of the ..,_,,... to mean ·-·ors m«e real Pf'QPef"ly described abov9 la thin one Trustor Is Clnlgnlled purported 10 be: 231 Canal Slreel
below. and "~lclary" lhlll .. be N9wpOl'1 BMch. ·cA. •
deemed to mean Beneficiaries if The undersigned Truetee mo<e lhll'I one Benellclary executed dlaclelms any lfablllty tor 1ny
the Notice or OeflUlt hereinlbOYe lncorTectn.a of the 11ree1 aeldr.a
mentioned and other common cMelgnatlon II The time end pl1ce ol 1111. any ahowll herein '
det«lpUon of uld Pf'openy 1nel s'11d Ille will be m1de, but
other date ret1rreel to 1boll9 11e u •llhout covenant or w1rr1n1y
li:>llc:;; . Or ax~ or Implied, regatellng title:
Tru17or: 8j'g8HN BONO. AN :;e::·~encu~c::n ~
UNMARRIED MAN &he nole(a). ~ if any under
Deed of Trust· Rec0tdat1on Oate, Ille tetmt of Nld oe.c. of. Truet, ~bet 21. 1981. Book 14331, ,_ Cflllgel and-~ of the Toot~·0~:. N~ec2!:::iion Truit .. and ot the truett cr .. ted by ,... said Deed of Trust, tor the wnount 0.11. Juty 13. 1982. Document No. reasonably •tlmateel to be; '40.
12·240174 441.". Time of S ... : 10.00 • m. Wed . The benef1c111ry undef Nici Deed t>-11>« 8, 1982. f TNet heretofOfe eiceculed 1ne1 Place o f Sile: North front ~•livered to ttie under1lgneel a
"1trln0e to the county courti-. Uten Dedaratlon Of Default and
{00 CMc Cent• Offle Wat, Santa 1nd for Sele. and a wrluen W. Clllfomle. Ice of Oefautt and aectlon to • Total of oblig1t1on Ind ettlmated . The uuderwlgned cauMd Mid r'*11111'· ·~ion·· ~2~37 14 at otloe of OeflUlt 1nd Election to J'I · pu.,._ • • "' • ' ' 10 ba ~ In the county
S!reel addr-°' Olhef common •• the ,... property II localed. ~lion of Mid propetty: 2583 TRANSAMERICA TITLE ,:LOl!N AVENUE. COSTA MESA. INSURANCE COMPANY
CALIFORHIA •2'2e. M Mid TruelM
OMCrlptlofl of Property: By LOIS LIDDELL
• Lot 28. Trtct 3?8, u per mep $::'etary \'ecoteleel In Book 15, Page 2t of p O x 48709 ... ~ .... In lhe office of . 8'Mlon
•he COUnty Aecotder of Mid O!'ange lot AnaM19, CA 9004S ~1~c;:.: ,:.e~ lhe Tel.: (2fS) e5$-3000
Deted· l\IOWmber 1 1982 · Publltheel Orange Co1st Dilly
.MAR VISTA ' !lot, Nolt. 4, 11, 18, 1M2 48-46-U
FINANCIAL. INC ..
I corporation.
Trvetee
8UAR & HELL YER
A ProfeMlonei Corp. By: Joann O«lrgllll
Altomeyt tor TruatM
Pvl»MeMd ~--Coaat Delt1 ~. NbV. 4, 11. ''· 1182 4113-82
NlJC ll011CE
........,.. COURT °" CAUPCINM COWITYOl'ORANM
M .. -ef .. -r11•11•1 I et ltl CUttTle ,., C Hll of .......
Kerosene heaters. Other model•
available at comparable savings. s x . 2
... Reg. 299.95 ... now 224.15
12 -0 K
... Rea. 259.95 ... now 194.15
c:.Merllle C.. ,,...... ....... llM IA ........... ..,...,
13195
1899$
Lllltt11 .,1 ................
6'!
111•• t11t1r•• 1/2 GFF
r111llr ,r1c1
limited to stock on hand
Eaay 1ppllcat1on •
for 100's of
hOUMhold u ...
11411 ,.,, 3.11
Reg. 8.99
..... , ..
21'' •••• ,"
4••
Watch an your holiday 1pec:lal1 In color. .... 479 00 HI.II
.. ... , .. , ......
Jasco 1 gal. paint thinner.
1 O g11. limit.
Aaf.4.91
80717
Solt white bulbs 60, 75, 100W
reg. 1.99 ................................... 89c
3-way bulbs 50/100/150 W
reg. , 2.53 .................................... t9c..
1t11t t••t atiok er ••••••
9-oz. WO 40 Protect against
rust. cleans and
lubricates. Reg. 2.39
3H179
tiff• .......
boner/pt1rer model 0128
Chicago Cuttery'a
bftt aelllng knife
at 1 apeciel price.
427142 ,.._ 1.21
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Thuraday, November 11, 1982 ,
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CLASSIFIED
INDEX
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MAY SUP Lero• 3 Br 3b•. peUo Highly upgrect.d 3 Bdrm t1H,000 2be; 2 ·8r lbt, Welte to Frpl, 17155/mo. 131·10t2 pool, 2 bdrm, 2 ba. fem • •••t IOOI hom• w/lamMy rm. Suw home with hug• back d1 Stint• An• Ave th• b••ch Clou to room, t1rep11ce, patio, 642·5678
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'" :.: PElllllSUU HOllE
::: Ol"'t"\an & JClly v1t•ws Manne rnon•. 4 bdrm, !t :~. bath, 3700 ~ n $l,38:>.000. 0..'t·anfronl I•• llt\
::: LINDI ISLE IAYFROllT
:::: LaMuon Vll"W C11u n1 6 hdrn1, ~ btHh. ployro0m,
:~ <lurk rm, dt•n · Bo.it llhp. Now $1 ,000,000 .... ,.,,. :.: llYSIDE PUCE
::: Spl'\:\.aculo1 bayfnmt dplx 2 br. 2 oo up. :.! hr,
,':: 2 ba dn ~ bo.lt '>J>3WS Rt'<.lu«'d $1.500,00-0
f llRlllllS RANCH
:·:: New -I IJ1. 4' z bo. l'Uslom F'ronch Normandy :t: E."lUllt• 1.2 prime acre..• h 11llUp $ 1,<!50,000.
"'
COllOllADO CAYS
'.:: Coronado lslund cust b:)yfmnt lot as· boat
',: dock. Plans ovml Now $370,000 w/te r ms
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BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
34 1 Boy\1de Or'v" N B 07~ 0161
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OPPORTUNITY ... "' ::: r.~liner'a latic11 .... All reel ntalt l<lver11MCI
''" In tllla newspeper le
subject to Ille Federal
Fair Housing Act of 1968
which makes It illegal to ·::,?. advertise "any preferen.
"" ce. !Imitation or dlscrlml· ::;:. netlon besed on ra ce.
llOl color. re11g1on aex or
""' national or1g1n. or •n)
Intention to make eny
such preferenoe. limit•· tlon or dlsorlmlnatlon ..
This newspaper wlll not
"" knowingly accept an) ": advertising tor real H · , 1111 which Is In rtol•llon ~~ i 0i1i1ihiei18iwi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "''
lllllll: Adverti·
sers should check
their ads dally and
report errors Im·
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sumes liablllty for
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IEWPHT
1110,000
GORGEOUS 2 Br den
home In 8ACK8A'I'.
GIVE·AWAY PRICE to
sell now S 120,000 In as·
sumable loan•. Rae
Rodgers 631 • 12156
'' ...... . STIWI!
$89.900 Lovely 1 Bdrm
condo, 1 year young with
running su••m oll patio.
Up a hidden peth to 1
private aparkllng pool.
Many e•tres Mlcrow•ve oven. amok• detection, brick llreplece, large
walk 1n clONll, ape. •It.
546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
THE REAL
ESTATERS
• • IEll YElllE
On the go lf couree.
Custom beautiful 3 Bdrm
llome. many. meny •II·
tres. $279,500 with 10%
down ~ wlU carry et
12''\% lnterat
ltw rrl .. -' euumebl• flUd r•t• y1rd ~91 m~.-1., l!drm 11•8·50•1 ill I •hopplnlf. E!CC•1· cond EHlll,d• llO\IM 2 Br, plu• lenced yard, pet• conll·
31 BAI.BOA CO'('E8. 3 loenl Entoy bNl.ttllul l•k• & laundry rm. Chllfy & A•klng 11116,000, nay I ~~~i 2 :,.: ·17~~P 1 c · d•r•d. two cer gireg• bdrm•den·2 pith. OPEN end H curlly o•tut btlghll Own•t 11 1n111ou1. Liii Ill.I t •rm•. 8 k r mo. • plue PIG' oPIMI' IH·
DAILY l•ll. Comm. fool end club· Only $108,000 Cell now If... 71<11731-511Sl Men Verde 3 Br. 2 Be. M S900 lncludll gMde-llT lllYmnTI houHI 178.000 Call 878·5370 l•tMI ,,...,hr femlly room, no P•••· ner, HIOO t ... cabi.. 1uu•11 .. 1 .. .,,.... • ............... ,...... 1e&o1mo. M .... 1931 552 ..... ee. s.-9.aes1
•IH-11'7• 3 BA, llOO aq.tt., anal CM. Huge quallty duplex EASTSIOE CondO IBr IBa c:llen lly hOm• on 0¥9f'lllld 3 lrplc, 3 o•r, copptr 3 bt 2 b• tee houM 2 c erp'ort 'I• 711 mo'
IOI, •I = El•I end of prmb'n~. I 126K, HIU• ftplci, IQl ylfd 1850 mo. 730-3777 M·F l ·llPM. .
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········~ PAii LJll, 1,1, I ~~·11'15·. W~~u":htP~,·~c:; S~~'l(or~.~~ 1.r;~~'i l3l-309l, 759_;,631 GrHntrH, tee• BA 2'~ SILLER llllL y I Condo In • quiet adult •Htl•fl•• entry Oii" w/dMdbot11. e•2·961SIS. 2 Br 1 B•. S•50. No doge. b•. 2 c11 ger, fplc. comm
e tmoaphtr• n•ar th• ••ii IOf Frplo. Fr•noh doore to ... 1 IY IWllll IS•ll Vlctorle, • 10, pool, OIW. a1110 mo. llTIYITll belOhH and lh()pplng. •••••••••••••••••••••• petlo. l!Klrl IOI dbl oer -5•15-812• Avlil 12/1, 673'-76"
Well malntelned home In Speclou• 2 1tory con· IPllllH lllOll ... w/ulll·workenop eree. Undivided y, lnt.,.11 In '
College Park ere• of domlnlum with privet• 5 Bdr, •'-"Be, 3·tty, 3000 FM 11111 13'75,000, 20% 15 unlll ept bldg In 2 BA HouM & Duple• '--•U ..... 1141 Cott• M•u. • Bdrm. entrence to 3 bdrm, 2'A aq It. + OVlf 900 aq. '1. down, owner financing. Huntington Beech, CA. 3 3 3 E 2 111 SI CM· ...,.•••••••••••••••••••
b h P I lo ... f b ·---.. ___ c 3 c 7 f /"•o 2 f 10em.eptn HARBOR OCEAN FRONT lonnel tlVlng with creek· at • r vete pet -..· o ........ y. °""' ... ocean loM to comm cibhM. ell • • ., • • 11 or IS4ll·ISl03· 1545-3589 Nu 3200• lu11 hm on bluff.
Ung llrtptece, IOfml.I di· lolnlng pool. Move In view. t blk 10 b••ch t>HctlH, t•nnl•, eto. lnlonnellon. 180 deg vu of herbor,
nlng or den, big yerd. dlc;or. Owner wiU finance $285,000 F.P. SH owner Ouelllled bu~• may cell U ""'-Eultld• 2 Br. quiet. ,_ iurf, mtn•~ 3br, aba,
Attrecllv• llnenclng. with 20% cuti down 111 •<II houM et 291515111, ownlf II 714-673-4063 cerpet, g111.g•. yard, ••curlty. Hune. •P•·
5•6-23t3 pymt. llH.000. St. 53S..17 tll r tor d•t•ll• and viewing Priced 11 9.2 x·a oro11. pc>OI, no pets. $576/mo. *l900/mo •M-7008.
I
eppt. 1•2v11 Undlne. Include• pool, tennla Mnor 2•53 "B" Orang•,,_• ____ .-----THE REAL
ESTATE RS WI\ II ', Clou to ocHn, 3·3. lllWUll Oc .. nalde. Be. 1700 aq It. lrplc,
llOMI !'> a-. Pymla I 1200 10 12000. $30.000 below mkll 3 Br lll-2111 EASTSIDE, 3 bdrm, 2 be, brick peUo, with ape.
-
Tl HI H N., II H•H tllLI courts, • yra new. In Ave. EMERALD BAV. 3 Br. 2
REAL ESTATE *17"'" to 121"'". Mo-Int F A room llreplece 6J 00 • '"' '"' •• 2 Be & ape Eettblufl 111101 a•••n · · • I 1 6 0 0 I m o . DMmY n.-' I 14 • ••k• over shared •P· h ...... z bk ~ fenced ylld, gdnr, cpta 2 1 3 / 8 7 6. 2 2 5 5 0 r
llTITI precletlon. Flnenclng °'"'· .,.,..,n ar1oa, r. ---1-1-1-n-1---end drepea. 1800 per .. 75 ... ,..,,.7. ,. ', .... JO'•• I C II S 71SO-He8. Terrna, tlfmal mo. lat end lest plu•·-"--~-------Nr FALLBROOK. 11 .,., ••• I --evel eble. I ue et ,-• •• • •• •• • • ••• • • ••• •• • • 991 5556 FrT ,. & llM SZll ...... 1 .... , l400. 211 Roblntiood Ln. EJtec. tem11y home, •tec>1 ecrH . 15200 aq "• hm, --·--· -----1 Specloua, customized 1211,111 8_. 556-1737 10 Vlctorl• beech. Of•· tennis court, etc . .,875, TR'DE TWI IDll... • .... rneUo COHiii a whit•· ooo. Owner wlll cerry. ft I 'A bl twnhH, •dull home. prime locellon 142-4111 Wnttlde duplex 2BA 1BA wettr view. 3 Br abe.
Cell 7 am 10 1 pm. Mon your boring Income pro-comm. Welk to beach. with VIEW. priced •I MAI ---------encl ger. peta ok. 1525 gourmet kllch. $1650. thrv Fri. 213'731·•862 perty 01 outgrown real· Tennie, pool, extra cleen. epprelaed value with Dtlu11e •-ple11 M ... Verda mo. 552-3318 ev1/wknd1 Dy• 675•9702, •ve•
d ··" h I I 111"' 000 0 owner flnenclng tor qu•· jSplce Streett). Good Studio H~·H ev·". Nov. • ... ""'22
....... VllW ....
Sen1111onal 3 br home
on quiet tlrHt with PoOI
sized yard. I t.25% H·
aumebl• llnenclngl Prl·
ced 11$218,0001 ... Cell
759--1501 or 752·7373.
~ , Walker & Lee
amt IOUI
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ence ..,, erge equ ty "· wner Illy buyer. VerNllle, floot oen. 15% down. Bkr """ -_ .. _~_-vv ______ _
for thl• neet ru111c and H2·14IO plen with MP8flle bdrm 979.,.3153. 20th. Petlo, fenced y11d. 1 Br 1 81 tr1c>11i1, gar, Pl·
roomy • bdrm. 3'A be ---------• wlnga lor any size femNy. u\11 Included 1•50 mo. tlo, ttove & refrig. 52• St.i
horn• In WALK TO THE IHTillYH lllffl Pool, •P•. Kol pond, lllLIEll 1300 clMnlng dlpolit Anna. HOO utll pd.
BEACH CORONA DEL 3 bdrm, 2 be, newer 11 • c 1 a 1 r o 0 m 54S..8063 5"'"1•53 ~.-... MAR LOCATION with hOUM. CloM to the Hll·t • ·c ~1 100 000 FEE ' Co••• M••• ttdevelop ,,.,. .... v,. •0 " ·• • · · arM, 4 1011 tor hom... Npt Hgt• area.. 3 Br 2'A Bl fn • •1111 ...... specteculu lo deg. bot . Ag I J 0 y CI.' Aachllll Aobeft. Rltr. cond t 1.-. In-•• ..U< ._. ocean,• lllend ~nd h•r·1· 2l3·581S-2•M 675-2373 29,000 1.f. IMO. Chuck o, em rm .. ,..., •• ••••••••••••••••••• bor view. Priced et Cl.Ir· Soller IS31·12ee dry rm. ger $800 mo. Condo, 3 Br .• 2'h Be.
rent epprelHI ol S•75. Piil lllE 1531-1266 View. xlnt loc, rec cntr .
000 111. Owner h•• OILY 1111,100 'BANK Newport Alviar• Fmly $775/mo. •97-3873. I 195.000 equity end wlll condo. "3 bd, 2')f be. 2 W•H• Ml•HI ,ISi
cerry 2nd. Sh!ltP 4 Br. beech cioM, c:11 ger. Pool. Tennis. No ••'•••••••'••••••••••• 144-1211 Hcrtll~ HI•. Cell Key Llnlll\ATION .... fm, ,,,,.,,, pelt. $750. 6«·2562 3 Br. 2'A Be In gu11d«S
862-77158 '(VIII ,._,1 ,,. Eutllde condo c:teen 3 1 • t e comm u n It y. ~~IGL
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Irm1 1114 BIG CYN ClJST()M •••••••••••••••••••••• bt 2 bl. den ~pk: 2 C., 795/mo. Avell now. •••••••••••••• •••••••• n•·· ....... 54s..eeis L••M option poaslbl•.
BEST BUY IN NO. IAVINE: On golf COUfM, ~ dn. FOR RENTI ·-· ....,.... · 715().1977 E•c•I flnenclng, lg H· \/ecent. show enyllme, 1 Eutllde Twnnme, lmrn.c,1---------Thoryk dltlgnl<I Coron• del Mar hom•, Jutt 1 --,-U.--ll--H-11-1--
t>lock from th• bHCh. BY OWNER. 2 bdrm. 2 Flne1t workmenahlp
aum. 101.n. Nr schools. 4 egl. IS73·771S1 2 bedroom, 2 beth• & 2 3 BR. 2')f be, lrplc. pvt #lal• f'!JI. ,,,,
Br 2be, 10% dn. Mey "°'"' In Twin Pe•k• In pello, balc:ony. 2 cer ger, ••••••••••• ••••••••••
lhru-out with levltll UH b•. Oen. Under merkel ot wood, brtH end 9111. price of 1275.000 . neo gt111 3 Bclrms end _7_5_9_·_1see _____ _
t>etha. A Showplece l
$975.000
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carry 2nd, by own•r!iiiiiiiii Leke Arrowhud er••· pool. Jee 1750 mo. 8 to 5,
21317•7·91525 t n•m H•• bullt-lns & llreplece. 645,..349 HOf.IS f()R RENT
......... E 1 -Flret, lut & dlpOtlt r• e.ttllde. r~ edlft P'• .. ,,_ q u Ir• d . Ce 11 ( 7 1 4) terttd, 2 br, 1 be. g•·
15000 dwn. owner mull Newport Beech condo 71SIS·0281S or (714) r 1 g e . I IS 2 5 /mo .
Mii 2 B< condo. Excellent 111 floor 1 bdrm, I bath, 15&7"°657 weelldey eve-1573-764-4
111umable exltllng fl. Ilk• new, beeutlful PoOI nlngt etter 6 p.m. II no 1---------
nenclng. 187,.-00. Aedu-end IP• er .... AMuml· enawer. pl•••• keep 11525. 3 br, 2 be, ntu
ctd from 1110,000. Alk I bit loln. Low.I price In 1 1 achoolt, M ... del Mer •CHILDREN*
•PETS OK• lor Merk. 15•4·8325 or Versallltt.111•,~· tryng Trect. N9w c:rpta, peln1 &
558·154•2 ~ IHI i.t•I• drps, 2 Cll gar., tee yvd,
tOWlllDIE ••••• ~.~'~·········· ~12ve by 2!.,8'!."!"120d2oz1u .. Huntington Hlrbour .,. -0634 ..... .,,._
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llVESTllDTS UVlll lty hom•. new decoretld. 2 br, 1 b&. om. by "52 Lido ea 44· boat dock, tred• 11 It's belt 3 bdfm, 21' Santi Anll Ave Unit 2. Do down eny toe.lion. Cell • •50 Be. Oublln Model In Univ 67 'll730(} 2 1 3 / 5 8 2. 2 8 5 8 d Y', "°' dl1tun>1-t1. -
Plrll VNlaot I. Loceltd .;r 714/&46-0554 -· mo. 851-6226. (J14 ....... !lll
on quiet llf'Mnbtlt. A• ~~~~~~~3 .... IUI 1 AG0.T.-No FEE
IOCl•IJon pool end tennis : •••lab ·····················••! ~~~~~~~~~ cloM By. 1129,500. ~ YllW •••••••••••••••••••••• Super 1 Br. 1 Ba. VIiia.i 3 BR, 3 Bl. 2.000 eq.tt. courtyard. r•tlrad Pf•· ..__., IHfi 1111
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eppro•. Only $189,800. ••HI lru•IM" ferred . 1426/mo. :-.:.'3'::; •••••••••••••• (Newport Creal). John, ••••••••••••••••••• ••• 873-3313 493-4803 beec:hfl'ont "°""· 3
I agent 631·7900 •DH blaJ '"' ' Br 4 Bl. tum.12250/mo, · •••••••••••••••••••••• r ... 1.i. J~I&.. l untum. $2000. CaN Mf8 ..
BY OWNER, reduced ........ ...., ..... ···········~-'-······ Long.1573-1180. 150,000, (for 30 d•y• ... 814 ..... U.. Why throw ewey r•nt1---------only). Now 1298,500. 3 when you can own ,..3 Nwpt Hg11 3 br, a b•.
BA. 2~ b•. pool·Nwpt Pl.II • te -tn. w/l 1200 to $2000 pty· lrplc. get._, 1700 fl'IO.
Hgla. 511 Irvin• Ave , ... fe 11•. mtnts, S175K • $2151<, 251Kno11St.8"5-6110
~-9773 otc. 55&-4982 ............ ...... move In -tak• ov•r • Heve something you went
horM. lll·llOO •h•rt eppreclatlon, cell to aejl? Gtastlfltd •O. des
llAllH llllE Sue at 881"6~ II well. 642·51S71S.
Exclualv• private com· •ltH B••ll•f,.,,
munlly In prestfgloua '••l•••/1 Jll1 IHli 114
Newponl Ungo hat mott •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••• ••••••••••
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lovoly 3 Br pool llm.
Every upgrade. Just
S 117 .500. &tlr 848~708 ll•J lclu.Sle, lltr.
141-llH ::,: Meet 3 Bdrm willl add on One bedroom end den
... t>onus room, aH In ••eel· ~~~~~~~~ condo PleHent view. llLP UI
3 Br I~ Bl. wood floor'I.
Priced for qulcti .. 1.1
$150,000. By appl. only.
Herry Fr•derlck .
horn.a'°'"" ri.e lhen Lge Pwllnaul• Pt nee • 2Br Condo, 1'AB•. cpll/ any other llrm. Cell ua br. 2 bl. IPI. frple, llVlil. drpa, pool, jec:, cibhM .
todey. Pflced lrom Ju11 I m m • d . t hr u J"' n e $495 mo. 71St-7133
1379,000. &4 .... 7020 11200/mo. 111, IU1, MC.
.... lenl condition. -It HI· -Pool Ind 191 $104,000
::' up. Great tor 1 tterler II IOWI loan II 10...,%. Owner will Owners bought 111101ri.r
••• home. Has nice 101 w1111 II carry ncond 11•9,000. ·~.,m~~; :;'~h~~~ .... many fruit bearing trees. 111·1111 g ......
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E1tcellenl buy at I l lS: Terrlllc no money down -::;:;:;:;;;;; Every upgrede. Good
000 5'46-2313 to GI t>uyer Big 2 story i money evelleble. M•k• ---------
• townhome. tunny kit· Plllll llllT Ill oftet. S-t. 8•&-0708
: :: ff;iZ{ii!1 E:?~:? Z~h~:Z. 3 Bdf~~~= ~m-o~.~ ~1.~~~ize :;, ';iii::i:i::i:::.1 Reduced '°' quick Nie meculilll. air cond .• pa-peymen\a for 115 mo1. 5 .•. i Cell 5-46-2313 tlo, flnenclog under 12%. Burm. 3b• In MESA
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Oally Pilol Cluslfleds uM<I sell 1t now W'llh • -11111 tullfully deco-garege ec>ertment. I 150,
... :r~~-~iiii;~~l·C~lesstiilled~iA~<I--~~ rated 4 Br 2 Be home. 000 Cell lor dllllila.
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Beautifully remodeled home In
very desirable location. Muter
suite w/fireplace & bay window.
Plus 2 more BRS, paneled
family toomlden. Full of chann
& warmth~ A must see.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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Lott of wood, new khch· '42·1111 en eppllenc ea end
counter top1. Auume 10.25% loen. Atklng
$1"5.800. 831·7370.
S..5-71315
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flexlbfe. 1133,800 full pric.. 751-1111
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Sherp 3 Bdrm, luge cornlf' lot, RV acceH.
8pe, new pelnl end roof,
copper plurnblng, cul di HC 1lrfft. GREAT f:I·
NANCIHG Tl!AMS. At· klna on1y s1os,ooo. e.it
"46-1151
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OCEANFRONT 2 bdrm,
1 B• 1700 mo Biii
Grundy, Altr, 675-1Stll1.
ocean lront )'fly. 4 bdrm .
2 ctr g11ege end hOt tub
676-7850
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• Br. CdM $900
2 Br, tp Bel Pen MOO
1 Br. blyfront 1900
2 Br. oonfmt S 1100
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Need by Dec I: 3.4 br
houH In Huntington
Beech, south of Adema.
Xlnt refs. 984-0332 IYI;
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twnhM. lrptc, encloald
yd, etteched 2 car ger, clbhM, pool, fllC. Xlnt So. 1
H.B. loce. 1550 mo.
eM-8346 96"-1346
8Mch Cottage. quiet ptr·
eon. 1•50 + utile. No
ptlL 960-0587
Lg 1Br Condo, belcony,
MCUre. 1425 mo.
IS42d, new cpt, encl pa-
tio, ettecti carport. 1550.
11t/lalt, dip, 631-7900.
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Or1nge 9QHI DAI~ Y PILOT IThur1d1y, November 11, U~8a
Brill bit • in
brain removed
KL CENTRO (AP) A Wl'tlk a fter havlnat on
inc h·long drill bit removed from his bnln,
52·year-old Miguel V1llicana ls ready to walk out of
the hos~itul.
"Its Incredible," said Dr. Travis Ctlvin, the
doctor wtw removed the broken bit from Villican1'1
brain after a freak •ccldent at hi$ El Centro auto
body shop.
· The father of three was In stable condition,
according to hospital oftlclals, and ''ready to go
home," his daughter Rosa Marse ViUicana, 25, told
The Associated Press.
"It's remarkable he's alive a l all," said Calvin,
who retrieved the bit in a five.hour operation last
Monday at El Centro Community Hospital.
He said it was "miraculous" that Villicana
suffered no permanent damage.
After piercing Vte s peech c~nter, the one·
eighth diameter shaft stopped within a centimeter
of Villicana's brain st.em and "came close to major
arteries on the left side of his bra.in," Calvin said in
a telephone interview.
"If it 'had gone any further, he would 11ave
been dead," he said . Remarkably, Villicana
continued working after the accident, drove home
from work and didn't go to the hospital until he
"noticed his balance wasn't that good." his daughter
said.
Calvin said the bit passed far enough into
Villicana's brain to paralyze him or destroy his
ability to speak.
After tripping and falling on the bit, only a
small wound was visible on his head, Villicana said.
He sought medical attention only because the
wound would not stop bleedln~. It took hospital
Memorial readied
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Migu,el Villicana with brain X-ray.
x .rays to·reveal the drlll bit.
"I was very worried," said Villit:ana. ''But I
didn't feel anything." ,,.
"When he came out· of the operation, the doc~rs ga'!e ~little hope. They thought he would
be paralyzed. if he llvt..'<l at all," the daughter said.
"Now he's eating and talking. The doctors say
he could be out of the hospital in three or,our days.
It's just a miracle.'' •
"I'm astounded and pleased," said Calvin , who
said the bit was cemoved by "backing it out the
same track it entered.
"I've seen a lot of gunshot wounds in 15 years,
but nothing like this," he said.
Winner ·eyed -
$24 prize,
gets million
NEW YORK (AP) -A man
who thought he had won $24 in
the state lottery waited three
days before coming back to claim
his priz.e -and discovered that it
was $1.6 million.
The man entered the Ou.Barry
Pharmacy in Brooklyn Heights
last Friday, punched hia numbers
ihto the Lou.a-romputer tem)inal
and told worker'S he-had-matched
four numbers, state spokesman
George Yamin said today. He
said he wanted his $24.
The pharmacist, Berna rd
Wohlenstett.er, told the winner
the computer showed h e h ad
picked all six numbers ~rrectly
and c:tire<'ted the man to the Sli\te
Lottery office at the World Trade
Center.
The man at first did not show
up and Yamin said it was feared
he had misunderstood.
But as it turned out, he arrived
late Monday afternoon to claim
his prize.
His name was not released.
Lotto winners have one year to
claim their money. There are two
large priz.es outstanding. Yamin
said. People who won $383,750
last Dec. 12 and $587 ,276 last J,an.
16 atW have not appeared.
Jan Scrubbs (left), preside nt of the
Vi etnam Veterans Memorial Fund, talks to
veterans of the war at the site of the
memorial in Washington. Dedication is
planned for-Saturday.
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SINGERS, UNllMllEO. 119"7
la P1lom1 A~ FOUflteln Valley,
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JUNE E. BROUGHTON, Mount Olive Mortuary Brothers Sheet Metal. a Coun1y Clerk ol Ofenge Coun1y Of'I
resident o( Colla Mesa, Ca. 540-5554 member of the Newport Oelot>er 14, t982.
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llECURITIE!l SERVICE,. C•Hte><nla s Av ING 8 AN 0 I. 0 AN OI C111lorn1•. REAL F:6lATE Corp011Uon, .. Truel .. ulld« °"° corpor11lon, .. duly apoolntad A880CIA TION •• C•llfornlti SECURITIES SEfWICE '. Cllllle><nl4 of fruit d•t•d J11n• 10, 1H 1
Tr1111" undaf Ind pureuMt 10 lht c:o rporellon, 11 duly 1opo1n1ed corooratlon, 11 d~I§ 1ppoln ltd tUCulld by Dina Mln1ul1n
power ot 1111 conferred In lhll Trull .. un!Mr and purau1111 10 lhe Tru11M under Ind pu<tuanl 10 tht Alllltll, en unmaflied PeflOn and ~tin Dted of Tru1t axtc:utecl by power ol HI• c:onl1rrtd In th•l power ot 1118 c:ont1rr1<1 1n thll llN:IOt Mlolltlan AIMUlll, a m11rt.o GRANT l), MCNIFF and DOROTHY cerl1l(I DMd of Trull •~eculld bY Clflaln DMcl of Trul l ••ecutld t>y ptrlOf\. reco<Clld on June 30, tH'
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reco<cltd JtltUtJY 28, 1112. In the BUSH, huebtnd •n<f Wiit, llCO<"dld SCOTT, hu1b1nd and wife who 14120. Page 884, Ottlc:lll Atc0tdl.
office ot th• County Recorder ot AUQllll 29. 1977, In 8oolt 12358 of 1c:qulr1d 11111 11 PENNY SCOTT, County of Otano-. Cllllf0tnla. r.:;
Hid Couoly, u Rtcorder'1 Ottldal Recorda of ~ill Counly, 11 rlCOtelld Auou11 21, 1971, 1n 9oolt 10 MC\lfl.,, lndet>tldntM 111 '"'°' lnllrument No, 82·032402, t>y P•O• H59, Recorder a ln111um1n1 12807 .of Olflc111 RecordS•Of u ld of Bank ot Amet'lca Netlonel Truel
rH1on of • breech or d1t1u11 In No. 47 t53, t>y 1111on ot 1 breecll or County, 11 P-0-1032, Rec:Qreltf'1 •114 S1Ylf\GI AMQOlellon, • nellonlt
p1ym1nt or pertormence ot th• det~ll In payment ot pertormanc:a 1n11rumen1 No 29777, t>y "''°" ot t>anklng HIOCllllon. by raMOn of
ot>Ho111on1 H c:ured lhereby, ot 111t obllg1\lon1 MCureo thereby, 1 brllCll ot dlteult In P•Y"*'' °' th• brt1ch pt tht obllg1tlon1 lnc:ludlno lhll breech or d1t1ull, lnctudlng th•I breach or defeull. performence of 1h1 obllgllion• MCured lhereby. notice of whk:h
Notlee ol which wu recorded Jul)> Notice of which wa• recorded aec:ured 1111r1t>y Including th11 w .. recorded on J~. tN2 II 21. t982. 11 Recoroer'1 lnatrume111 Februlf)' 24, 1982. H Rec:ord1r1a bruen Of deltull.' Notice of wtlleh ln1trum1n1 Num~ -62·282087 ot No. 82-252892, Will &Ell AT ln1lrum1n1 Np 82·084792, Will w11 recorded August 3t, t981, In Oll1c111 Recorda 'ot nld OrtnJll J
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE SEU.ATPUBLICAUCTIONTOTHe Book t4180 of Ofltclal Record• ot County. end more lhln three HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. U ld County, •t p1g1 tOH. moothl hlVI 1lapaed 1lnc:1 SllCh lawful~ of the UnlllO Stet". lawtul mon.y ot Ille UnillO S111es. Rec«Oer's lollrument No 18749. r1cord1tlon, wlll Hll II public: or • Clahler a ch.all drewn on • or • CHhlet'I chta drewn on • WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 1uctlon 10 lhl nlg.hlal l>!dd« ror
atlll Of netlonal t>anll, • alll• 81' 11111 °' nlllonll t>lnk •• lllte Of TO THE. HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CUii °' .... Calhler'• Clledl orewn'
leder1f crlOll union, or a llate or tlderal crec:tll union.' Of • 11111 or CASH, 11wtu1 money of lhl Unltacl on • a1111 Of nalfonal b111k. • 111te tlder1l 11vloga and loan aalOCtatlon tec:tarel 1111lng1 and loan u1ocl11tlon S1et1t. °' • caalller'a check d11wo OI lt01r11 c:r«i11 union°'• 1talt °' domlellld In lhlt atlte, all payebla at domlc:ilecl In 1hl1 11a11, ell peyet>le 11 on 1 it•ll or n1llon11 t>lrlk. 1 11111 fldetal saving• and loen ueoc:l1tlon
the lime of Ille, ell rtoti1. litle Ind 1111 time of' Ille, all rlghl, 11111 and or llder.i craclll.Jlrlion. or • 111t1 °' domldled In lhll 1t111", (p1y10le 11
ln1tres1 held t>y II. H Trull•, In lnlereat held by II, H .Truatee. In ltOetal 11ving1 Ind lolll IHOCllllon time of Nie In i.wfut money of the lhll r"I property silulle In H id lhll rMI proplf'ly 1l1u1110 In Hid domlciled In ihl1 a1a11, 111 ~Y.•* 11 Utlltt<I St1111 of America) wlthOUI
County end St1t1, dHcrlbed 111 Coun1y 1od Stet•. <11tcrlb1d 11 lhe time of Nie, ell rlghl, lllle and c:ov1n11nt or werranty, ••Prffl or
fOllOws: loltows: lnllreal hlld t>y It, 11 Tru1t11. In lm1>lled, u to lllle. ~lion Of
lot 48 of Trec:t No 56113, II PARCEL t 11111 r111 properly 1llu111 In Hid 111cumt>r1nc11. 1'111 ln11re11
lflOWn on a map reco<dad In l>ook Loi 110 of TrlC1 No 6788, 1n I.hi Col.Inly and S111a. d1tcrlt>ed 11 conveyed to and now hlld by the 293. PIO" t t 10 13, Inclusive ol Clty ot 1r11lne, 11 per map 11CO<ded follows: 111d Tru1111 under H id OHd ot
Ml1c111•n1011t M1p1, recorda ot In Book 2 t8, P1g11 19 to 27, A L....nold lnt«MI in and to: Trust. In end 10 the tollowlng
Orange County. C11lt0tnf1. lneluslva of Mitl08ll1neou1 MIC>$. In Lot 68 of Tr1c1 No. t 700, u dlac1rt>e0 property altu•ted in the
The llraet addr111 or olher tn1olflclolth1 Coun1yRec::ordlr-ot anownoneMaprecorded lneooti County of Orano•. S iiia of
common d11lgn1tlon of Iha r111 Hid County. 52. pegn 1 and 8. of Mfacellaneou• C1ll!Ofnl1. 10 wit: property harelnat>ove dlacrjbed 11 PARCEL 2· Mapa, recorda of Mid Counly. Loi 16 Of Tract No. 9778, in Ille
purported to t>e· 1783 Kinglet An 1111m1nt for tupport end The 1ireat addren or 01her Ory ot Captttrano S.ach, County ot
Court, Co1t1 Miii. CA ae1tlem1nt where said 101 adjoin• common dea1gn111on 01 lhl r11I Orange, St1t1 or Cakf01n11, u per
Th• under s I g n Id he 1 I by 1ny other lol In Htd 1ract, 1oge1har property h1reinebov1 deacrlt>ed Is map recorded In 8ootl 4•9, PllQll d l1cl1lma 111 ll1t>lllly tor any wltn 1111mants lor e1111& or purporled 10 be. 1312 Sant•n•ll• 37 and 38 of Mlacell11neou1 M1p1. In
lncx>rr9Clnesl lo said 1treet lddreee overhangs, Where such 11ves '" ferrlCI, CorOt11 del Mer, Calllornl1. lhl Otllcl of I.hi County Rec:ordef of Ofotherc:ommondellgnellon. constructed In 1ccord1nc1 with The unoeralgned 111ret>y llklCountvr Said Nie wm bl mid• without 1pp11e1t>le munk:lpll ordinarlCIS. dlec111m1 ell llablHty for any EXCEPT lhlf1from all coal, oll
warrenty, 1xpre11 or lmplled, An 1111m1n1 logllher wllh lnc;Ofrectneu In Mid 11ree1 lddr"' end 01h1r mlner•I• wllllln or ragerdlng 11111, ponaulon, 01 1111menta tor 1uppor1 a nd or olher commOf'I dHlgn•llon. underlying Hid lend, Intending 1ncumbrlOCH, to Htllf'f thl lllllemlf\I wtierl H id IOI 1djoln1 Said l~le will t>e m1de without thereby 10 lnclucf1 ~ny and afl
prloclp11 t>1l1nc:e of lhl Nolf 01 any oilier lot In Mid tract. togelhlf warrenty, axprau or lmplled. lnorg111lc 1ut>111nces (lnc;ludlog oil
other obllglllon 1ecurld by H id with a111m1n11 tor e11111 or r1g11dlng 11111. po11111lon. or Ind nllural gHI now kllOWfl to exlsl
Deed of Truat. wllh ln11te11 and owrh1ng1. where IUCll ""'" '" 1ncumbreno11. to 11U1 ly the or hereefler dlac:o,.ered, having other 1um1 11 provided !herein: con1truc1ad en 1ccord1nce with prlncleat b1l1nc:1 ot 1h1 Note Of 1ut11c11n1 1111u1, aep1r111d from
plu1 ad111nc11. ii any, under Iha 11)911ca~ munlclpel Ofdln1.llc;e$. otner obllgolfon secured by Hid lhelr lltu1 u • part of the 1111h, to
term• ttltreot Ind lnter .. t on tu<:h The s1r111 1ddr111 or other 011d ot Trust, with 1nt1re11 and t>1 mined, piped. pulT\PICf, querrled. ldvanc:ae. end plu1 ftea, charoet common d11ignat1on of the 1111 other 1um1 11 provided 1n11eln' dug Of Olherwlae remov.d tor their
encl ~of the TnJ1IM •nd of property hltein•t>ove detctit>ed 11 plu• 1d•1nc11, 11 eny. under 1he -n Nk• Of lhllt own apecltic UNI.
the truata crMlacl by 111d Deed of purported to t>e tO Queen W,.ath 1arms thlreof and lnter111 on IUCll wilhoul, tloweller. Iha riQlll lo use
Trust. Th• totel amount ot llld Wey, lrvlne. ellht0tnl1 adv1ncea, and p1119 ttea. cnargn Illy ol lhl aurfac:e of ..ro lerld, u
obllg1llon, lncludlng r111on1bly fha 11 n d araig n1d here t>y end e~penMa of the Tru1I• and of rM1r11ed In lhe Deed recorded fn 11t1m1lad teu, cll1rg11 and di•cl1lm1 111 tlat>llity tor any lhe truat1 cr11ted t>y Hid Deed ot Book 1375. P1g1 188, Otrlclal
eiq>en.., of lhe TrutlM. at the lime lnconec1nna In aald 1tt11t 1ddrees Truat The 10111 1moun1 ol Hid Flecorda of Hid Counly.
of lnltlal publlclltlon Ol lhil Notice, II °' other e«nmon deaignatlon obllg111on. Including r111on1t>ly Tn1 •ddreas or other common 1121.257.49. S1kl Hie will t>I mede wllhout 11t1m1t1d feH. cherges end dealgn1t1on1 II eny, ol th• r111 Oeted: Octot>er-25, t982. warranty .. 1xpre11 or lmpllad, expen-ol the TruslM, 11111111me properly d11c:rlb1d above 11
"l!At. EtTAT~ICUIUTllt regerdlng 1111•. po111111on, or ol1nill1tput>hc:111onolthl1 Nollc1.f1purported10 t>I 2"7625 Vl1t1 De
U..YICI, ancumbrancu. 10 utlaty Iha S52,747.0t 0on1. Captahano SllCh, CA 92624,
1 C•lllernl• corporetlon, •• princlp•I b1l1nc1 ot lhl Note or 011ed: Novemt>er 10. t982. lhe underalQned Trua111 dlacl1lm1 ,,_.. other ot>t1Q111on aecured by Mid REAL ESTATE any ll•bll1ty for any 1noo<rec1neas of O.ol. llor9lr, Pr-. Deed of 'fru11. with lnt1r111 Ind SECURITIES SERVICE, the 1ddr111 br olhlr common
-N. • .....,.,, w20e other 1unis 11 provided therein, 1 Cakfornl• Oellgnatlon. if any shown hlr .. n
Santa Ane. CA 92708 plus 1d111nc:H, ii any. under lhl c:oiporelion. II Iha lfOflllkl prope<ly has no (714) 953.e&tO 1erms thereol end irtler"I on lluctl 11 Trustee. 11rk1 •ddreu or other common
Put>ll1h1d Oreng1 Coul Delly 1d11ance1. and plus 1111. cherges By (SEAl) o J Morger. de1lgn11ion, directions H to h-10
Pilot, Ocl 28. Nov. 4, t t. t982 Ind ••PltlMI of the Trual• and o• ua Pres.dent loc111 1uch property mey be f
4756-82 the truat• cr111ed by Nld Deed o4 2020 N Broadwey. Su•ll ot>lalned from Ille Benetlciery undet
-----------lru11 !Tht total amount or H id 209 111d Deed of Truai II whose PUBLIC NOTICE oblige Ion. lncludlng rH1on1bty S1ni1 Ana, CA 92708 req""t the Ille Is 10 bl condllctld. 1111m11ed fen, cherqu and Tll. (714) 953-6810 purauen1 to 1 wrlllan raquesl FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAlllllE tTATUllENT
Thi follOwlng persons •re dOlng
l>lnlness •• LAURIE 'S HAIR HIDEAWAY,
2•00t Allc:i•. "110, MISSIOn V1e10. Calltornla 92692
L1ur1 Ann Toohey. 2423 t Sp1rt1n. MIHIOfl Vle10 C1hlorn11
92692
This l>YllMll 11 conducted t>y 1111 indhlidull
l eore T OOhey
Thts ~11: 'f'f'I Wll lllld Wtlh \Ill
Coun!, ... "'11 ot Or11199 County on
NoYlml>lr 1, t982. F200IQ
Publllhld Orange Coast Delly
Pllol. Nov l t, 18. 25. Dec 2, t912 498M2
P\8.IC NOTICE
,ICTfTIOUI 8UtlNl!18
NAMI tTAUll(l)n'
Tne tollowlng per101 1s doing bYslneae u YORSA LI ND-' STATION.
t637 t BHCh Blvd .. Suoll 240,
Hunllngton SlllCll, Cllllornla 92647 Rendell w. Bl•nchero. 9381
Follr1tone Clrdl, Hunllnglon Beach,
Cakfornl• 926-4 7
This t>ualneu It condUcte<I t>y 111
1ndMd\lal R1ncsaH w Blanchard Thll lllltmel\I WH filed With the
CounlY Clerk of OflllOI County Otl
NO\'lmbar 9. t982 ,..,.,,
Published Or1nge ColSI Deily
PllOI, NOY 11, 18, 25. Dec 2, t982 4987-12
expenMI Of Ille TrustM, al the tlm1 Put>llahed 011ng1 CoHt Delly tut>milled. within len deys from Ille
of mlllll publlclltion of thl1Notloi,11 Pilot. Nov 11. t8, 25, t982 11111 pubhc:alton ot thl1 Notlc:I. 10 S40,465 09. 5002·82 1ucll Ben1flc:11ry 11 lhe fOllowlng
Dated No~ber 8, 1982 1ddr1ss. BANK OF AMERICAN
SAN MARINO SAVINGS NATIONAi. TRUST AND SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOC· PUBllC NOTICE A s s 0 c I A T I 0 N I L 0 A N
IATION, u Truat• NOTICE Of' OltlOlUTION ADJUSTMENT DEPARTMENT 0# ,AflTNUltHtP c4327, FORECLOSURE SE.CTION. a Cahfe><nla Corporellon,
8~ REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES SERVICE.
• Cahtornle corporation, 111 Aganl By. DJ. Morge<
ill Pretident (SEAll 2020 Norin 8ro1dw1y
S111t1 206. Santa Ana, CA 9l706
Publie nottce 11 hltet>y gotten lhlt 45 SOUTH HODSON AVENUE.
K•RL ... ZIMMERMANN. Ind ALEX PASADENA, CALIFORNIA 91101 " "" The unpaid balance o4 the nole KRESHEK. here1oto11 doing aecured t>y aa1d Dted of Trust. with
business under lhe llc1111ou1 firm lnterNI thereon, 11 provldad In l8ld
n-and slyle ot CONTINENTAL noll 1dv1nc:a It any under the PASTRY II 542 Eall 1at Sl•MI. ,.,,n. or llld D••d' ot Trull
City of Tusi1n. Counly of Orenge. nc:ludlng ••••. chergu 1nd Stlle or C1hl0<nia, did on Ille 3rd lllpel'IMI ot Iha Trust•. as of the
dey of No••mt>er. t982. by mutual dlll of the lnltlal publk:atton ot the
oon1en1, dissolve lh1 teld Notice of Sall. 10 wit: S22t,78t.55.
'ltrtner1hlp lrtd te1min111 lhe~r N1m1, Strlll Addreas end
re!llK>n• H penn1ts lher .. n -Telec>hOne Numt>er ot Truatee or Slid t>uslnest In the lulure wtft t>e P«wn condUc:llng NII 11
conducted by Alex Kretehek. and, D•ted· November 1 1982
5003·82 who will P•Y and dl1ch1rge all CONTINENTAL AUXILIARY
-----------ll1blll!les end cset>ta of the firm and COMPANY PUBLIC NOTICE receive all monies. payat>le lo the 45 s HudlOll A,,.
Tel 1714) 953-6810
Publl1llld Oreng1 C0&1t Delly
Pilol, NOYamblr It, t8 end 25.
1982.
-----------firm Puadlnl. CA 91101 ' RCTTTIOU9 BUteNElt Further no11c:e •s nereby given Mer~yn R Muwea
NA• tTAff•NT thll 1he undersigned wlll not b• EK OtflaO Agent
The following persons are dOing responsible, from thla d1y on. IOf 2t3157&-5907
blialnell 11: eny obllgatlon Incurred by the Put>llshad Orenge Coa11 Deity KAM<ORIAN &.KOPP PAIMIING OU-Lor ln tile n&rl'.HI of lhe firm. Pllol Nov J t 18 2.5 tt82 COMPANY. 612 Shull L-. Cosla Oetld 11 Tus11n. C1111orn11 thll ' -' . . 4883-82 Mes.I. C.hfomle 92628 NOY 3, t982
Guy Alan Knke><lan, 6 t2 Shute Put>hsned Orengo Coaal Dally
Lene, Costa Meaa. ClhlOfnll 92626 P1tol, Nov It, 1982
l>eur Frencll Kopp, 21982 4990°82 NOTICl o• OtttCX.UTION L1kelend Avenue El Toro. Of' 'A91TNER...,.
C1htornl1 92630 PUSUC NOTICE Publte notoce 11 h«eby Ql\'ll\ thll ThtS t>uaineu ii conoucted by. MORELAND OEVElOPMENT
gener11 perlnar"'4p NOTICE Of' '9W'AMTIOM C 0 MP AN y . 1 C a II torn 1 a
Guy KrlllOflan 0# corporet1on. end ROBERT P
lhil statement WIS hlt<I wlln Ille •OATIYI O«Cl AflATIOH WARMINGTON, an lndlYldull
PUBLIC NOTICE
1982 S he 111WV1ved by her NEIL J PURCELL SR., 1_e~ra. a member o f the Pllol. Nov 1t, 18. ~5. o.c 2, 1982
children Wahnella of Costa a residen.t of Balbo~, Ca. 'Kntghll of Columt>u. for ~5 4988-12 rta.IC NOTICE
Mesa, Ca., Roy L . of Pas.sedawayonNovember9 years at St. Joachim s filil1CNOTIC£ 1"1CTITIOUtllUSMH
County Clerk of Orange County on The IMM Randi Wit« Olllrlet heretolOfl dOlng blJtinHI Under lhe
Oc:tooer 22. t982 11 preparing • Negatl.,. Deder•tlon tlcllllous firm name end 11yl1 ol '*"" fOf 1he project Clelctlbld below ' M 0 R El A N 0. WA RM IN QT 0 N Put>lilhld Orange Coast Daily "Dr9"" Neglll'\le Decletallon IS on VENTURE. Counly of Ora,.. S111e
Pllol, Nov 1 t. 18. 25, Dec 2. t98~ 111• at 1h1 Dlalrlcl office, 18802 ot Calilornle. did on Ille 19th day of Arizona , George o f 1982 He is survived by 2 Catholtc Chur ch and a IC~ NA••TAn.NT
• Bakersfield, James o f sons.Nell Purcell Jr and member of the Colt.a Meaa NOTICI Of'AYALAalTY The followlng i>erton• 1re doing
4948·82 Bar<IMl'I Avenue. Irvine, Ctllfornla, Octot>er, t982, t>y mu1ue1 conMnt, 1 n d la av 111 • b I• tor P \I b 11 c d1SM>l111 1111 H.id pertne<lhlp and ~Ion A NegatlYI Declatetlon tlr'1Nna11 111111 reteliON •• part,_.
Wiii be conaid«eO for apptO¥al Of lher..n Indiana and Mary Ann of Da·~id p .. -u 3 d' aughten 1Men's Club. Friends may call _ .. -u• •-~ 11 m-.,. MnTIC[
L V N d I " ~ .. ~ • t th tu a r y on ...,.. -.. ~ ~· ) BAANJON. 2322 Azure SlrWI. ""~ "" 81 egas, eva a , 3 so Carol Hammerbeck Joyce a e m 0 r PurS\lent to ....,.!Ion 8t04(d 01 san11 An•. C1ht0<nl1 92707 'ICTITIOUt BU ... lt
survived by Ci grandchildren Bert and Susan Roebuck 7 Thursday. N ovember l l, thl lntarnel ~"'Code, 110tloe II John s Purput1 2322 Azure NA• t TAftMINT
and 7 great·grandchlld~en. aranckhildren and 5 ore~t· 1982 until 9:00PM. Mase of ~~ ~~~h.,•t,!",r ant,.,";J1"orr~E Street. Santi A.M . ceiitorn11 92707 The lottO'#lng perlO!la -dOlng Private interment services " . • Id Chrlsdan Burl.al will be he ld ""' ,,_ ..._.... •-•v THE Andrew S Miiier 8 Al ond t>ullMll 11
W •re held under the grandchildren. Crypl• e on Friday. Novem'"-r 12, CREAN FOUNDATION,. prlYlll • m fAll RIVER FIREWOOD ~ 11 b h Id .,.., tounde11on, 11 t111ll1bt1 at th• T,... '--· lr\llne, Celitomoa 827t5 " ___________ ....,.se~vaces w1 e e on 1982 at 7 :30PM at St. tound•llon'a prlnc1pa1 office tor TNa.,~ • .!!.. conducted by• COMPANY, 32 Pinewood Ortve,
Fnday, November :1;2• 1982 Joachim's Catholic Church, lnlpeCUon during regul# buliona John 6-~. IMM, California 927t4
1A&.n1RMttC>N
IMITH & lVTHIU
WISlCUllf CHA"1.
427 E t7th St
Costa Mesa
648-.9371
at ll:OOAM al Paci~ View with lnlermenl at Holy hour1trom9.00e.m.to5:00p.m by nu1111emen1 wu tiled with the P~Dr~ ~= 'S:::9cif~!
MemorialPark.PadficV!ew Sepulcher Cemetery, ~~~';n.~~~~·~:.110r:~ tyCl«lrotOrange Countyon t2714
Mortuary, Newporl Be•c h Oran1e. Ca. In lie u of publlettlon 1>81'9. 1982 Thilbwlntll 1tconductao1>y"'
directon. flower• donallons may be The lound1Uon'1 ptlnclpal omc:e ,.,.,. lndwldualo c J~· BlJBLAND m•de t o the American 111ocatao et 1HOO Flllrctllld, 8utt• Put>llsh•d Orange Cout Diii)' --!50, lr\llM, Celiloml• H715. tot, No¥. 11, t8, 25, Dec 2, tN2 Tiii• •t•t-t Wit fifed with thl G E 0 R G E '1' H 0 M A S ~ Society of lhe Ralph 1 4950-82 County Cieri! ot C>fenge County on
BURLAND, a rnide nt of Mart.in Renewal Minialriee, f~ll~n~l~nmtn~!.:!,.91 th•1------------Octot>et t8,·t982
C:C.ta Mesa, Ca. for 24yean, PO Box 7712, Ann Arbor, Al.,i N O'i<.Hl(EIQ.I "81C NOTIC£
died Tuetday, November 9, M lchl1an 48107. Pierce A .... tant Sectetaty
1982 at lhe age of 89 yean. Brothers Bell B roadway BRUCK, KAANZ & PERRY
H e w11 a retired s upe r· Mortuary dlrecion. ~o':'FC:. ~.
lntendent of &he L ocal Newpott BMcll. CA 92MO
Jab.co Products Plant, He It PubK•ll9d Ot•nte CoHt Da1ty
s u rvived by a bro ther, J 0 H NSE~l~RA R LES Piiot, No•..nOei 1t, 11111
Phillip Burland of Ceresco, 500t·l2
Mlch lian; 2 sons, Carl"bll SENIOR, r uldent o f "'8JC NOTICE
W edel of Apto1. Ca and Oranp, Ca. Pueed away on lllC""°"9 ..,_.,
M axwell Bu r land of Nowmber II, 1982. Drvowc:t
M 0 u n t • I n Te r r a c e , husband of Pam, belovt-d
W a 1 h l n It 0 n; 4 fa ther of Jeffrey, M ike,
1randchlldren, Donald ~~u:!do1~•.= =~· ::~~ W~ John. Recltatlon of th•
Wedel and alto aurvived by RoHry wlll be held on
1 1 r eat·1rand1o n . David Fr~Y.1. November 12, 1982 Burland. By mutual family et 8:0uPM at the Harbor
a1reemen t no f uneral or Lawn M emorial ChaJMI
.memor ial urvlces 1u e M a• o f the Rffurrectlon
planned. N~!.'::t.~I~ a'."'1 et·~~~'.
Jolchlm'• C...thoUt Chutth •• REGAN 8;HAM wlth interment
OIX:>ROE EARLE Rf.O. lmmecllately f0Uowtn1 •\
AM, reeW.nt of Newpon Harbor 1.awn ltemorlal 8-m, C... P-9 away an Park In lieu of now.n the
November 9, l tl2. He 11 family ,........ doMdonl be ~-:----~----;,,..,,,ilMt, IUMwd ~ h'9 wti. 8tmkw made 10 the WUdUfe W1y 1 Reph of Newport 8"ch, Station IUll 1.-lule Ca., t aona Oeor&• J•rl• ~ ~ aa.d. 1en b1•n. Jr. of Wahlnaton ""'**-Vaut;, ea. or Tt.-
ancl Chari• ltamforcJ of r.maa1 .._. ~'*' ~~~ ~= oC o, .... Co. BerHYM ~.~ • .,... a.nn.tt =r.z::l.=. ~~·~~~;: ..... ---...... ....... .... • ftf ...,. La•n·llOU•I
Hit'•_,...,
i 'lnwweH ........ =• .....
,1_,
Publl1h8d Orenoe Coen Dally
PllOI, Ocl 21, 28, NOY 4, t t, 1912 4823-82
NII.JC NOTICE
·---·.--.. ~....... Oii ..... , .... ,, .. c.te .~----------"" "' ...... MO-HM. 'I • 1P
dl11ppro11al by lh• Boerd 01 EXECUTED AT COSTA MESA,
Directors OI th• Dl1trlct " Ill CAllFORNI/\, lhil 19th dly of
ITIWtl"O to be l'llld 1t the Olllrlcl Oc:tot>er. 1982.
'Jttlc• on November 22, t982 II MORELAN().WARMINGTON
8.00 p.n• VENTURE H11Clquert1rs Bulldlng -Ro..__ p w •-1 Certltlca111 ot Partlclplllon • .,, ";d,vldualarm • .,. on
loca1ton-11N02-~ A--. and -partner
lr11ln1, California. Siii and EXECUTEO AT LOS ANGELES
l1•1ti.c:k of hee0qutf1efl bullding CALI FORNIA. lhl1 t91h dly ol end 111uenc• of Certlflcll .. ol Oc:tot>«, 1982
Pllrllclpatlon 10 relmburM adllancet MORE.LANO OEVELOPMEN'T from C1plt1I Rlllf,ve Funds of COMPAN'( 1 Perin«
veriou1 lniprOYl!Mnl Oiltrlcla uMCI J A Gordon, Pralfdent 1 o pu r c h••• bu 11 d Int • n d Rlcllerd K. Jemlaon
IMptOYefT'lr\11 To benefit rlaldent VICI President
of Ille trvtne AWICl'I Wlt9r Olatricl Being en lhe plflnws
011.0 NOYOmt>er 11, 1982 P11t>t11h1d Orenge Co111 Delly
9Mt)' J WllMler PllOI, NOY t t, 1982
8ecfelll'/ Publl1h1d Or•no• Co111 0111
Pllol, No111mb81' 11, tH2
5(J08..8
"8.IC NOTICE
l'ta.IC NOTICE
'ICTTTIOUe ....... NAmtTA~NT
Thi tollowlng l)eflon 11 dolog bl.I"'*'• DOUBLE CHECK C>n All, 3975 The tollOwlng oereon 11 doing lllreh, Sul•• F, Nlwpor1 BNdl, CA
t>lllilf-. •· tlMO TECHNll(S, 171 E Al'fefllde, ANOflES ALOY CALVO 5'61 ~: t~e ~'1::'!'r ~2 8 :::.1e1d. Hun11no1on hecil. ~A
Enclll411 A.,,. , RoltmMd, Clllfornta Tiiie. bullneu 11 oonduet.o by 111 e 1110 lnclMcluel { · -
fllll ~ II c:oncluC*9 11Y 91 Andrw c.two ~Jeff I' T ~ r...-ltatemen! -.... wtlfl 1t1e
lhit llaltmenl UWll Iii.cl with lht ~ c:;ni,~Of8119' °°""'Y Ofl
County Clttlr of Ofange County on • ,1lllltl
Nowm&* f , t912 l'vbU1heel 0rJllO• Cout Daltw ,_.11 l'tlot. OCt 11. 11. NOv •. H , .,..-
lllubll1hff Orant• Coaal Oattr ....... "'°'· No¥ 11. 11. 25. o.o a. 1eea 4H1.U •
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Mlle NOTIC( g ic f«>TICE MllC NOTIC( MllC NOTIC£ MllC NOJICC • nu.~, .. ,~a.u'" ::-:: : , :c:u:T, .. ::~~F: c: ... ,., NOTtOI °' T.WITHI• uu •UNt!IOft COUltT °'
llPTIWI ?.o.:·· \HM.HI NNUMW 11.-. II YOU ~'t..°'2r.t'Ar.ri tWf f!I Dl«MA"4ff&rc~1 c:J~~~ '°" TMI AC TO ..-OTIOT TAKI ACTION TO PROTICT , "" T A~ f "IC AN y ITL e COMDmONIANDMI~ .,.. Civic Ctt. Dr ..... 'fOUlt NO.HTY, IT MAY II YOUR PROPHT't, IT MAY II INIUlllANC& COM,ANV , 1 ltl m
... AT A "*'IC IAL.I." YOU IOU) AT A PUMJC IAUL. YOU Ceifornia CO<l)Of8llO!l, It ''"''"· YOU AIU'. IN OUAUl.f UHOllll .... AM. CA 11111
=AN ~noM CW TMI ... 0 AN llC"-ANA11C* Of' TMI Ol IU«fflOf frutt• °' Sub•llhllld lHAT CfRTAIN otCLA.HAflON Of MAWAOI °'' TUM°' THI NOCllDtMO MATURI 0, THI llflOCllDINO TrutlH. ol 11181 c;eitiln Dlld ot COVINANTS, CONDlflONI ANO HTITM*tfl1 KYONG IM CHOI
AeAINIT YOU.J..!.C!U IHOUl.D AOAIMIT YOU VOU IHOULD Tr11e1 uHuled by 'llt mth M RFITAICYIONS OATlO JANUAltY ltllPOMOINT1 VOUNO eHtK
COlfTACT A LAWTUI. CONTACT A LAWftll. AIOI. 1n unm11fled wom1nl 1nd 21 1972, OP 1 Hl e AV8H0Rfl I HIN CHOI
NOTICI CW TWUITll'I IAU NOTICI CW TllUaTll'l IAU rlOQfdtd 8eotemb41r 11, llrt H HOMlOWNIRI AHOCIATION IUMMONI C'..-.v LAW)
T.t ..... -T.I ..... -• INl.f\llT\lfll No 94H , In 8oOk 1330'4. \)NL.fl8 YOU lAKe AC1'10N TO CAii NO. 0-110ll1 HOTICt!" HIMIV OIVEN. lllll HOTICI 18 HEAE8V OIV(N, lhtl P•o• 19611, 0111,111 R1oord1 ol PAOTeCT '!'OUR PROPERTY, If NOTICll Ytll 11 ... Mtfl t!IM.
tft W~. ~-24• l9H, Oii Wedl*dly, Ne>wmb« 24, IH2, Ortng1 County, C1lllornl1, and MAV le BOLO AT A PUILIC SALE TM -I IMJ -.Clff ... ,, Jtll
.. t:OO o'oloc\ t.m. ol Mid dey, In ., 1.00 o'cklek • m, ol Mid dty. In PlllWtlll 10 lhlt c:er111n Nolle• OI IF vou NeEO AN EXPLANATION •"'*'' ,_ IMlftt ..... -llrillM
the room "' Midi IOt GondUC:llfl9 lhe fe>Of'll Ml ~ IOI Cond\IGllllQ O.laull lhtttundtr rtcordtd July 0, l HI N ""Tu A e 0 F THE J'tll ........ 1111tr1 IO .... ..... Tr\ltM'e ...... within lheofllole ol TrutlM't s.i.. Within the off;c.e ol 13, 1992 11 In 1n111umen1 No PAOCHOINO AGAINST 'l'OU, YOU .... .,.,_,._,. Mlow, ,
llllAL llTATI! SICUAITllS llll!AL l!STATE SECURITIES u .240208, In BOOll ol Olllolel OHOUl.DCONTACTALAWYl!A. llyouwl1hlo-k lti.ldv1cto1
,11.-v1cr. tocaltcl 11 1020 North SERVICE, IOG•l•d •I 2020 No1th AtoOldt of .. 10 County, wlll under On Wt dnttd•y, Novtmb•r t7, •n 111orney In 11111 m•ll••· you
•Olelw•y, Sul11 IOI, In the City ol 8rqedw1y, Suitt 2oe. In the City ol •nd purtu•nt to .. Id OHd or Tru11 19H. 11 10:00 1.m. or 11 10011 thOllld <k> to promptly IO lh•I Y~' tMI• Ana. County or Or.no-. Sl•tt Sent• An•, County of Or~L St•I• "" 91 ""bllC tuei~ IOI cHh, 11wluj 11\ttttlttf .. m1y ~ rtH On•b ... •I ttlPonM or pltfdlng, 11 any. may tit or Ollllornl•. lll lAL 1!8T1\.TE Of C1lllo1nl1. REAL ESTATE .... n , 6 I I h IMPERIAL llltd on llmt
l lCUAITtll HAVIC!, • C .. llC)(nl1 SECURITIES SERVICI! •• C•lllornl• ~~~i •. 0! ~:h~!·:~ec~1p~~!bC:. l'l'N~ e"u1~6'~~.0 .. ~ ~own Cefller Av 11 0 l u. t. d ... t Id 0 oorporellon, H duly tppolnltd corpor•llon. 11 duly tppotnl•d to "'d TrutlM drtwr) on 1 lltt• OI Otlvt. In tht City ol Coll• MH•. dtJ1111uf1do. II lrlbur1•I p11rd1
Truet• under Ind purllJlnl 10 IM TrullM under end pur111anl to tht netlontl btnk, 1 all It or ltdtlll CO u n I y 0 I 0 t • n g •, 8 I 91 I 0 I dtoldlr COfllfl Ud. llfl lllldi.nol1 • "°"' or ••It conltrred i.-thtl pow•r or HI• conterrtd In th•t c:rwlt union. 0, 1 *'''' 01 lederel Ctltlornlt. th• BAY8HORE8 ....,... tt'lt Ud. rMltOJICI• denlro certain Dlld Of Trua1 ••eoufed by Ctrl&ln OMd of Trutt exeouled by uv•no• Ind loin IUOCllllon COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION (lh• ........... I• lflformeci.n ... J UOfTH C . Pl!TE A8EN. who THOMAS J . LANPHIER en~ domleli.d In 11\la ttale, 11 lht main "AHoclallon"I. through Ila d111y elttw,
ecqulr'tO tlti. .. Judy c. Peter-', MARGARET l . LANPHIER. tntranc• 10 Ftret Amerlc1n Tiii tpl)Olnled eo-nt Ind l llOl'""f, LEE ll Utlt(I dOtl IOllC:lltr ••
reootcMd Sept..,,ti.t 29. 1880, In lluebllnd Md wit•, at joint ·~•nta, lnturanc• Company IC>Clled .. It H DURST, wtlON ,,, .. , •dd•H• con1110 dt un lbOgldO •n ....
look 13763 ol Offlolal ~d• of rto0td4MI F•bfU.llY 17, 1962, In the Ettl Filth St•tlt. 1n the city or Santa Ind leltphon• num~r 11 thown • e u n Io. d • b •' f • n e c •'Io
••Id co .. nly, II peg• 15 u . olllc• ol th• County Record., of Ana. CtlllCHnle. •II lhll llghl, tit .. btlow. Will SELL AT PUBLIC lmml<llllamtnlt. dt .... m1net•. "9cofct.r'1 ln9trurnent No '°°10. u ld County, u R1c:ordtr'1 and lnlert1t convey.a 10 lfld now AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST tu fleputtll •tc:rlla, ti hay llguna,
by rettOfl Of • ~h OI dtfllUll In ln111um•nt No. 112·054 1511, by hlld by 11 Uflder Mid Deed of Tru11 SIOOER FOR CASH (payable al pued1.., rtgttlr9da • t141mpo
'eymtnt or ptrlormence ol lh• rtHon ol 1 breach or d•l1ull In In th• proptrly allualtd tn H id time ol Nit In ltwtul money ot the 1. TO TliE RESPONDENT Th•
obllgellont H Curtd lhert by, ptymtnt or performance of th• County and Sllll dMCllbed u : Untied SltlH) pur1u1nl 10 th• petitioner 1111 llled I pttluon lnc:!Udlne lhtl IHNCh or dt lt ult obllll•llone Hcurtd thtreby, Lot 3 ol Trect No 7ot9 .. per power ol ttl• conl1rr1d In lh•I c:onctrnlng your mamtl)I ii you'"'
Noeloe of wtllc:tt wu recorded July lnc:ludlno 1n11 breach or d1t1ul1, Map rtc:Of'dtd 111 BOOll 328. PllQM 9 cer1aln o.clarallon ol Co¥1n1n11. 10 lltl • rMPQnM wltllln 30 deyt ot '°· 1962. M Alccwder't lnelrurMnl Notlcit of wtllcll wu rtc0rdtd July 10 11 1nclualv• ol Mllc1llaneou1 Condition• and RHtrlcllone (Ill• lht dell 11111 lh•I 1ummon1 la Ho. U ·2'5CM7, Will Seu AT 22. 19'2. u ~der'a lntl•urMnt MIPS In tl\e olllc• 01 the COllnty "CC&R'•"I 11 recordtcl 1n B9oll Mf'Yed on yQU. your 0111u11 may.,.
p u 8 LI c Au c TI 0 N T 0 TH e No. U -254340, WtlL SELL AT A.c0tder ol Nld county H79, PtgM 575 •• NQ, lnc:khillt, entered Ind '"' court m•y lnll( • HIOHEST l lOOER ~A CASH,• PUBLIC A UC.Tl ON TO THE Exe.pt all Oil, oll rlghll, mlntrell, Ollk:lel A4lcord1 o1 Or~ Count)', llA:lgmanl conllll)ll\Q Injunctive O<
llwflll monl)' of""' United Stll ... HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH m1n«al •IOllll. n•1ut1J ou. rlghte. CehlC)(nll and wllhOul covtnllhl OI Olher order• c:onctrnlng dMllOn or 9' • cU'lltf'a d\Kk drawn on • lewtul ~ ol lM Un41ed St11n: end otlltr hydroc erbona by w1111n1y, ••prua or Implied, pr?Jp•rty, apol/111 1upport. c:hlld
Mat• OI n11tlonel btnk, a "'" OI 0t • culller • c:htck on • 11111 0t wllatlMWf natM known Th•t mey regerdlng tllle, poaHHlon or C\ltJody, chlld 111popor1. •Horney ._,..., credit union, OI 1 atell OI netlonal btnll. • tt•I• or federal be within or under 1110 land, encumbf-, ell thel c.oeln rNI 18". COtll, 1.nd eucl1 other rlllllf ti
fecltr'el •Y!not Ind loen 8MOC:letlon tfedll union, OI a 11111 OI 1.0..81 100-t11tr wnn the P«Pltuel right ol ptopetly tllulled In tM County of mty .,. gr.nled by IM court Tht
domldled In Ihle ttltt, ell payebla II ttvlno• end loan auoctallon drllling, m1n1ng, uplorlng, and Ore'no•. Slit• o l Celllornla, g11nl"1m1n1, ol w1g11, l1k1no ol
the llmt of ..... ell right, lltla Ind dOtntclled In 111111t111. alt pay11>1a II operetfng tntrt lor. end etOllng In dHCrlbed u follow•: mOl\I)' or !>foperly, or other c:ourt
lnt-t htld by II,•• TrutlM, In the ti~ ot Ula, 111 right, Ill .. end and removing Ille .. ~ trom Hid Unit 80 ol Tract 7338 •• authorlied proceeding• may 1110
lhet rMI property t lluett In Hid lnlerHI held by It. H Truttet, In tend °' any othlf land, Including the conlelned In 8ooll 2116, Pegea I to retull
County and Stell, dH crlb1d II lhll reel property 11tu1t• In H id right to wnlp91ock °' dlr.ctlontlly 15 lnc:luelva. of Ml~l1neou1 Maps Deted: Octoblt 27, 1982
fOllowe: 5 T County and S1111, described H ortn and mlM from 11nd1 othlf 1111n In the Olllcl1I Record• of Orenga fUN:y Grent, o.t>lllY lot of rec:t 5005 u per map loOowt. tl\OM htrelnabOvt described. oll 0t County. Callfoenrnle, l•w Ot1lc.-of Y.T. LN
rtclOf'ded In 800ll 1~. PegH 17 lo PARCEL 1: Lot 80 of Traci Nu, gu well•. tunnel• and ''""' tnlo, Th• alree l eddreu and other 720 W. 1ttll It. 18 of Mlacell•ntOU• MIP•. In lh• 103411, In the City of Irvine, County through or ac:rOM the tub1Urf1C41 of common OM1gn111on, II eny, ot Int Coel• ...... CA t2t27
ofllc. of th• County Recordtr ol or Orange, Stitt of Calllornt1. as th• tand ntrelnabov• dttcrlbed. rHI proptrly described 1bove Is (714) 845-HSO Sllld County. per m1p recorded In Book 474, and 10 bottom fUCh whlp1locked or purporlld to be 17641 Brlllany Publlslled Orenge Co111 Dally
The 1t11•t 1dd1111 or oth•r Paget 16 through 111. Mlacellanoous dlreclionally drilled wella, 1unnal1 Lane, Huntington Beach. C1.lfl0tnl1; Piiot. Oc1. 28, Nov .. 4, 11, 18, 11182 common de1lgn1tlon ol the rHI Mepa. In IM ottlce ot Int County and 1h1fl1 undtr and b•nHlh or turther, -Ung lo llld real pre>perty 47411·112
P1'°'*1Y htreinabova dHCrlbed It Atcordar ol Mid County. ti.yond th• eallerlor llmlll thereof, Is In lh• nlJM Of RICKY 0 . JAMES. ------------
purporttcl to 1>41: 31011 Tiii Wt~. Ex c • p I 111 o If. g a• •no ind 10 redrlll, 111unnel, equip, e tingle man. PUBl.IC NOTICE Coel• Mwe, Cellf0tnl1. nydre>c11rbon IUbllllllOH and other metnteln, rep1lr, dHP•n end The underalgned Trust a•
The un de rato ned hereby minerel rlghll, Without l\owever. the OP4M'•ll eny such wellt or mln11, dl1cl1lm1 eny lf1b11t.,-lor any FICTITIOUS 9UllNES8
dl1clalm1 •II lltblllly tor 1ny right 10 enter th• surface ol H id willlOul, llOweYlr, tha tight to drlH, lncorrtc:tna11 ol lhe 1trt11 1ddre11 NAMI ITATl•NT
lneorTectflllM In Mid ''"'' lddr ... land down to• dl1tenc1 ol 500 feel mint, 11ore, explore end operett and otntr common dHlgnellon The lollowlng perJon• .,, doing °'a°"* common deeigntllon. lrom the 1url•c1 thtreol, u tllro..gh IM surface OI Ille upper 500 atlon. II any, lhown herein. bualna" 11. eld .... will 1>41 mede wllnout rectllltd In lht Deed rtc:Olo.d Mey IHI of Illa subturflCI ol Nl'c:t land, ~llO .... wlll.,. m.W. to Hllsty EVE CATCHER, 2485 lrvlnt
werranty, exprHI or lmplltd, 23. 1990, In boo« 13815, PISll 157, ., r-ved In Ille dtld rtc:Olded tn• obllglllon Hcured by, end Av1nut, No 4, Cotti Mesa, CA regerdlng 1111•. potHUlon, or Oflk:lel Atc:Otclt. Febfutry 28. 1974 111 Boolt 11084. pureutnt 10 tn• pow1r ol 111e 02827
encumb1enc11, to Hllely the PARCEL 2: EeHmtnll H HI Pege l l69 of olllelll rtc:Ordl conl«red In Artlcit I of lM aboYe RICHARD JOSEPH KASPER
Pf'lnclpel b•l•nc:• ol IM Nole OI torth In th• S•cllont entltltd The ,1,.81 add•tn 0, other rtlertnCIO CC&R'e; end l)Uftuertl JR . 2485 rrvtnt Avenue, No 4,
othef obtlQetton MCurtd by Hid "C.rtaln ea_,,tt lor Owna<a", common dHfgnallon 01 u ld 10 Altlcit 1. Ste ol th• CC&R'a Iha Coste Mau, CA 92827
Deed ol 'fruit, wltll lnttretl and "Support, S•lll•mtnl and property 11 purportlld 10 1>41 3571 Nola ol AIMlll'l'ltnl end Clelm of LINDA JANE ROLFSON, 2485
other "'ma aa provided therein. encroachmtnl" end "Common Nutrri-o. lrvlne. ce~lorn11 Lien wH recorded 1g1ln11 Iha lrvtnt A.....,u., No 4, Costa Mtsa,
pl"9 edvenc.1. II .ny, under the °'*-IY e-i.nt" ol the Anlclt Said Mia wlll 1>41 mad• WllhOlll a bove describe d rt•I prop· CA 92627 • *"" ther90f Ind lnter .. t on euc:tl tntlll1d "Eutm1n11" or lllt covtn•nl or werrenty. IXl>fl" or erty tor nonpeymanl of d uH This bullMtt la conducted by•
advencet, and plut •-. Cflerges 01ct1r1t1on ol Cov1n1nts. Implied. aa to 111 ... P<>IMHlon OI and HHHmtnll on Muell 18. l)IMfel pannerllllip encl..,,.,_ ol tht Trvat .. end ol Condit Iona end Aulrlcllont enc:umbre.ncw lo Nlltly the unpaid 1982, ln•tr-1 No. 82-094265 In Richard J K11per Jr
tht lfUltl c:r•lecl by uld 0..0 of ~lbed In "SUBJECT TO"' below belenc• on 1h1 note or nolH th• Olllcl1I Record• of Orange Tl'll11lllllfTMll\I w11 hied w1t111n1 Truat. Tiie tottl amount ol Hid (IM "Otc:lerltlon'1 leCUfed by Mid o..o of Trual. 10 County, Celtlorn.e. end fur1Mr. tM County Clark ol Oreno-County on
Obllgellon, Including re1ton1bly PARCEL 3· Eettmenta 11 SUCh with $3l,O~ Ill, p1ue IM loflowl1l9 Nolte. ol O.lault 111d Eltc11on to Oc:tober 7. 1982 , ••tlm•l•d 110 , ch1rge1 end _,,, .,. penicu1¥1y Ml f0t1h tslimeted co111. txpen111 and S.W llMctlng Mid rMI property WM FIMlM ~of IM Trwt .. , 81 the llfN In IM Anidi tnlllled "E-lt" adlfencn 11 the 11~ of IM lnltlel rllCOldtd JUM 3, 1982 In, lnclut/YI, Publlahad Orang• Coaal Otlly
of lnltlalpubllcaltlonolllli9Nota,ls of 1111 O.Cl•rellon ot Coverienta. publlcellon ol this Nolte. ol Sile. uln11NfMntNo.82-1H1571nlhe Pllot.Oc:t 21,28.Nov 4.11.1982
133,809.26. Condition• end Rtslrlc:tJona "'4.606 72 Oftlc:lel AaoOrdl of OrllllQI County, r:==--------•-M_1._11_2 0.ted: ~bet 2. 1962 • delcrlbed In "SUBJECT TO:" below NOTICI TO ""°""TY o..... Celllornlt. REAL ESTATI: (tht Muter o.cter1tton") under tti. YOU AM• O.FAULT UM>llt A lht 10111 •mount ol the unpaid PUBl.IC NOTICE
S(CUAITIES SERVICE. Mellon Section IHl•dlnga in auc:h D«ID cw TRU•T. DATID .,_,... 22. balenoe of IM obllgeuon MCuted , ___ FlC_TI_TIOU __ .-.u-8-... -.-.--
Ml.IC NOTIC( ,. ....
MOTtcl Of' TIIUITU'I U l& -, .......... 1
-.TMT llOTICI TO "'°'., • .,..._ VOU AN IN DlfrAULT UNIJfR ono ()fr TlllUIT OATl!O 4·21·8t UNLHI VOU TAKI ACTION T
'"0Tl!CT YOUR P"OfllllllTV IT
MA'I' If SOLO AT A PUftLIC IALI rr VOU MUD AN l)CPLANATfO or HU: NATURI or TH
fllAOCCIOINO AGAINST YOU. V
IHOULO CONTACT A LAWVER On NOv.,,,btr H , tH2. 11 10
AM , HOMB AICONVfVANCE
COM,ANV, .. duly tppolnttd
frijllll undt1 tnd pur1u1n1 lo
0Hd 01 Trull r1cord1d May ~.
11181 ... Intl No ·5765. In bOOk .
page • ol Olllcl1I Record• In lht
olllc:• or IM C011nty Fl4ICor1.t•11 01
011ng1 County, Sitt• or C1Jllorn11 •~ec:uted by Jam11 F Feney ind
Linda L '•hey WILL SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH (p1y1bl1 11
11"'41 ol 11i. In 11wful money 01 the
United StllM) 11 th• m11n en1r1nc.
10 City HIH, 1 Cl\/IO Center C1rc ... 81N, Ct 0262 I •H 1tghl. lltt. end '
1n1., .. 1 conveyed 10 and now held
by 11 undtr aald Deed ol Trull In 11141
property tltull•d In H od Countv
and Stitt dt1trlb4ld u Lot 45 ot TrllCI No 5006, .. per
mep rtc:Ofdlld In Book 183, peg11
IS ind 18 ol MlfC41111neOua Map•,
lll•d tn 1111 orr1c1 or Iha County Recordlr of .. 1d O•anga County
Tiie '"'" •tldreH 111d othll common .,dH1Qn111on. II eny, or tnt
rH I p1oparty deac1l~d eb,ovrla putported to be" 3139 Bolton W1y,
CO.II Miu, Ca 92828
Th• underalgntd Trustee
d11cr11m1 any lllblllty tor any
1ncorr1C1nau ol the '''"' 1ddreu end other common dHlgn1t10n. II
an)', l/lown herein
Seid 1111 wlll be mtde, but
wlllloul cov1n1nl or w1rrenly,
1aprts1 0t Implied, rtgerdlng !Ille,
po111ulon, or enoumbr1nc111 lncludtng leu. chargu ano
e•penMll of the Trustee end or 1h1
tru111 c:rHltd by utd Dead ol Tru11. 10 p1y 1111 remaining principal
sum1 ol the no111(1) 1M1Curad by said
OHd ol Trust to wit. I 11, 700,00 with lntertsl thereon from 10·21·81
11 20 percent per 1nnum as
provided ,,,...aid no111(1) ptu1 costs
and any ldvln<:411 ol 1867.60 wllh
1n1er .. 1.
TIHI benlllCltry \llldlr said Deed ol Trull heretofore 1xec:u111<1 •nd
dellvtrtd to th• undtr1lgntd •
wrlllen Ooclaratlon ol daf1Ult and Oem1nd lor Sele, end • written
Nolie• or o.11ull and Eltc:llon 10
Seti T~ und ... aigned c:auMd said
Nolle• ol 0.faull and e1ec11on 10
s.tf to be rtcOrded In 11141 county wntr• tht rNI ptoptrly .. loclleel
O.t•· October 25. t962
HOME AECONVEVANCE
co
M Mid 1Ju1tea 3220 C Bree Canyon Rd
Otemona Ber. Ca 91765
(714) 598·11111
By Hti.n Lombardo. Alat.SKY.
Publl•h•d Orange Cout Dally PllOI, Nov. 4, I I, 111. 1982
•!~82
NIUC. NOTlCE • Celil01ni. corporation, Artldt entitled u 1o1iow.: "Owneta tm. l1Nli8S YOU TAfCI ACTION by th• properly to be 1010 and u Trullff, Rights and OullH" "Ullllli.s and TO l"ROTECT VOUlt '°"°"'"!! reuonable ullmtted eosta. N.Allll« e TATfMENT IC-G2114
By: (SEAL) 0 J . M0tgtr. C1bl1 T1levl1lon." "Stdeyard tT MAY 81 ICX.D AT A f'UIN.K; 1xpen111 ano edv-el the UJM The lollowtng pertona ere doing .-C•AL COOltT OF
lt•Prffkllnl e1111m1n11." "Support end I ALI." YOU NllD AN ol the lnlllal publlclllon of the bulln4MIH CAUf:OttNIA 2020 North Bro.Owly. S.ll!em41nt," "Encroachment,'' and EX,LANATION M Ttte NATUltl Nolle» ol Sti., Including •llorMy'1 LEHMAN FISHER CO • 333 COUllTY OF OttANOI! Suitt'~. "Community FllCUillH E&Mmeot." °" ,.... l"ROCll DINO AGAINST ·-and c:otll, la 12.270.00. eut l7tn Slrlll, Coll• Mell, No.°' .... JYdlcW Dia.
Sant• Ana. CA 021oe PARCEL 4: EaMmlflt lor fngtttt, YOU, Yoo IHOUl.D CONTACT A Oiied! Dc1oblt 21.J 962. Cam0tnll 92827 1%71 N . ..,. ... , .... 1t Telepllone; (714) 9S3-8810 -o••H and t1retl purposes. end LAWYER. 8AYSHOltle C MM UNITY Hal Lehman, 734 Via Lido flllterlOll, CA t2l36
Publlahtd Or•n11 Cot1t Delly drelnagt In, undtr, through and FIRST AMERICAN TITLE AllOCIATION, l t1 H. Dtl,.1, ftl Soud, Newport Beach. Ctlllornla ,LAIN'flFF: UNION 8AHIC, 1
Piiot, Nov. 4, 11, 1 • 1982 ~OM 11111 portion of LQI H end Loi INSURANCE COMPANY, eltorlttJ 1r1• •t•flt, Ill Tow" 92~ln0t Flllllar O'Bryon. 47390 cc:;'::.~~·~AN TYLU 4872-82 42 of Trect 10334, H '* map filed • C1l1tornl1 corpor1llon Ceflltr Drhrt, lult• IOO, Coale •• ----.. ---.,.-..,..-TIC(-----11n Book 445, PlgH 25 lo 39 Dan Onn.,od, f\lthorlUd offteer Mt1e, Ctlllor"lt HUI, (7tt) Amir Drive, Palm OtMrt. C.lllCHn,. S OLLY; DOEI 1 thro.,9h 10
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-----... --._------1 records or 111d County, 111own Sent• Ana. CA 92702 Publlahtd Orang• Co111 Dally Tiiis butlnMI It cond~led by 1 .r IUMMONS
,..._ COmmon Aoadw E»libll I of Piiot Oc: 28 No 4 I 1 1982 ganerel pannt<illlp C•I No. A-41512 MOnc. TO CMDn'Ottl 81 ·~on 17141 558·32 l l ' I ' v. ' ' Hal LAlhmen NOTICll YOll NH baan eutcl °" .... ~ 11111 Supplementary Otc:ltratlon of Pubhlllad Or1ng1 COHt Delly 4729-82 Thi• ,,.,_, WU lilad Wtlh IM TM COlll1 _, dacWe .... I ~ , ..... •101~-U.C.C.) ~~=~::,d~'!=:us~~: Ptlol, Nov 4, 11, 11, 1982 PtB.IC f«>TICt County Cltr1l of Orenoe County on ...._. ,_ .... Merd """81 Nolle. 11 ht,.by given.to 1111 1990 in boOll 13704 pages use t~ __________ ce_5_7._e2 ___ ..;.... _________ ~l:>I>« 1e. 1982 ,ov ,.....-•ltMJI JO_,......,..
credltort of JAMES G. WHITE JR. 182 ~. ol Ofloel A«otdt of •-·tC ..,..f"'r K-G12'7'1 • F1 ...................... , Mlow. Tf'lnlferor. ,,.._ ~ IOOr ... tlld Orenoe County. ...~ "" M IUPINOR Ceufl'T Of Publlllltd 011ng1 CoHI Dally II you Wlah 10 ..... tht advice of
le 2925 Collage Ave •A·IO. Cl1y of The etreel iddrn• 0, olher K..ens1 C .... CNIMA Plk>I. Oct 21, 28, NOv 4, 11, 1982 en 111orney In this matter, you
Coste Mwe, CA 92Ut. County of common d11lgnetion or 1111 rHI ~AL COlMT Ofl C~ OI' ORAMCM! 4824-82 lhould do to promptly to 111111 your Orllf"8. Stet• of Celifornlt thet • property Mrelnabova detc;rfbad in CAlWCMINIA 1't Clwtc Cir. Dt. w .. t • wrt11en rNponae, it eny, may 1>41
i.A trentler la about to be ml!CM to . s 1 Cl'NTlllM. ~ COUNTY ._.. AM. CA D'ntt PtB.IC NOTICE ltled on tom. OOH L PICCOLO end VALERIE A. purport ad to be. 11 nowapp 8' JUCMCIAL OllTNCT , l A 1 NT IF,: NAT I 0 NA l 1------------AV I e 0 I U 1 II d ht a Id o
PICCOLO T11n1ler111 whou ~-~~algntd hertby 700 Chtc Ctr. Of. Wttt AMlltlCAM TITl.I IMIUltANCf FlCTtTIOUI IU ... I S demeftdldo. l l trlbunet putd•
b"1lne11 •ddrH1 11 1350 Carl dlacl1lm1 ell lleblllty tor eny leMa AM. CA CO..ANY, NAME ITA'TlmWT I dtcl* -~· Ud. tin~ .. •
StrMt. City of Anehelm. County ol lncorrecl,_intatdttr .. tlldd<est ,LAINTIFf: ,HILL" M. DIFINDANT: HAROLD I. The lollowlng ptr1on1 "' -que Ud, ~ dentro 0r-.. St•I• of Cellfornla or Ollltr common ~Ion HUTCHlltl OM end MAflY •• TA no.-; ltAYMOND .... , .... Ch dOlng ~.. • .......... lflfofmacfon .. .,.
Tht Pl'°'*1Y lo be tr-Mned la Salid .... wUI be INldl wltl\OUI HUTCHlltSC* THOllA8 I. ITNNCMR; ,ATNClA PARTS INTERNATIONAL. 2901 eloue.
o..ctlbed In genarel u . All llOdt In werrt nty uprau 0, lmplled .._ ln.taaR: ~.ALTAR IAV1NOS Dow Avenu., Tutlln, CA 92680 SI Uated d•H• sollclt., 1f trede, ftx1U<•. eqvlpmtnl and OOod di ' I I t ' DtNMOANT: I~ L Niil. a L 0 AN A I I 0 CIA Tl 0 N. • JIM SL EMONS IMPORTS, INC conH)O dt un eb091do en HI•
Wiii of lll•t Miii-Order P.ntyhoM r•o•• ng II •• POtltH on. ::· '"'""' y c. NEIL. WllTllllN • .,,., .... ,.: ,Alllf(IR llCAOW • C1l1foml1 corporation, 1301 Oulll •• u n I 0 . d. b., I a II• c ., I 0 s .... lluttnet• known •• FLITE· :~~.::i·~:1~:. ':i :::1~'J1.' c: .. u Tu "L E. c "0 w COWANY, INC., • CtfttO'•lloft, SI .. NIWl)Orl Bffch, c~ 92660 tmmad11lemenl1. d• .... marww1.
LINE Ind locelecl 11 21125 ColMot other obllgatlon aecured by u ld COltl'O,_A TION, e Cetuor"le UCUAl'TY AL.U«D KflVICH, • Thia bu-It conducted by • IU 11~11 8'Cflll. ti hey atguna. Ave. •A·lO, City of Cc.ti MMe. CA Deed or Trull wltn 1n111ea1 and _,.,..-. ~ GLANZalt, llMll ~ _.....111ten; 'ATNCIA COfl>OfltlOn. ~Mr reglalrlde • llempo. ~~ty of Orengt, Stale ol olher auma 1i provided 1hareln; DOfl t ...,..._.. 10. 1f1cMM. .OW Md 00.1 t ttlroutf' *• Jim Sl~on1 lmporta, 1. TO THE DEFENDANT A clvlf
.......... -. .... (I If d lhe Cito•• COM,LAINANTSt llMNilM. Inc <:ompl1lnt hH been tll•d by Iha Th• bulk lrenel•r will bt .,..ue • van<:"· tny, un 8' SUMMDtee JOhn M e.\tnger, Sec: pl•lntitt ega>nll you II you wllll to
contUn'lmaltd on 0t eller the 30th lerme lhertol and lnterett on 9'ICll 1.-T L. .... Md '"""-IY C. 0 N I IC 0 ND AMENDED Thie lllllmenl wH lllld wtlll lhe deltnd this ltwaull. YOll must. within d•~ of November 1962 et 10·00 ectvencn. end plue '-· <:llargas Mil. COWLAINT Count" Clell. ol Oren,... "~·nty on 10 d•"• 111111 this 1ummon1 11 ,,_ • end ·~ of the Trv11 .. Ind of . "· • "" .-vv , A. · II -over E~-Corpor1tlon. the trusla c:r.attd by Aid Deed ol CROl•DIRNDANTI: '"91..l#' CAN NO . .,_..,. Oc:too.r 19. 1962 -ved on you, Ille with this court a
wtlOM eddr-la 23800 Aoc:kllllld TrueL Tl'le total .llTlDunt of Hid M. HUTCHlllllON, llAflY I . NOTICll Ytw "8ve Merl 111H. ,, ..... written ruponM lo lhe COfT1pl&lnt.
BNcl. 81•. 2N. El Toto. CelifOtnla. obllgtt16n. lnciudlng rHtontbly Hu Tc" I It. 0 N' w I • TI fl N Tho oowt '"81 dtcldl ---:..:: C;D. DAL y LAW COM'°"4TIOH Unlut you do IO, your-"-1.Mlft will
Thel the tut dete for tlHng c:lalma ollmittd 1811, cherg81 •nd Mu Tu AL 1 • c "ow wtttlwl row Mtflt "-" 17 C"-°'• .. 1"1eu Dr. be entered on eppllcetlon ol the
le Hovernbor 29, l982. expentee of the TruatM, et thetlm. COfl,OflATION. 8 Cellterr1le ,av,...,... wltMfl • _,.. "8ecl Ntw"'1 heeh, CA t2'IO plelntlll, Ind lhlt court may enlet I
So fer •• la known to the otlnltlelpubllcltionoltlllsNollct,ll corperellon ANNA M. flOH tM""8f......,.btlow. Publlalltd Orenge CoHI Delly fUdgmlnt 1g1lnat you IOt lht rllllll Tran•l•r .... •II but1n111 ntmH 127,7118 12 EICOIK)WI, iNe .. '1WTZ Ql.ANDll, 11 you wllh to Mell the ld\flc4I ol Piiot, Oct 21, 28, Nov 4, t 1. 19112 d41meno.cs In the compleint. wtllCll
e n d •ddr•u•• uud by l ht O.ted: Novombef ,l, 1982. eed'bol• 1--=1o, .........,., en ettomay In tllltm•tter, you hould 4641-82 could t'ltult In g1rnl1llm•nt ol T"""8ror for tht put """ .....,.. REAL es TA TE SECUAIT I ES ... ~ON < .. do IO prOl11j)lly IO tllal )'OIH written W&Olf, lalllng of money Ot pr()perty -= -· SEAVICE. C"°'9-COWl.AINT rHPOJIN, II eny. m1y ~ flied on rta.C NOTICE or otn•r 11ll1f ••qUH\fld In the 0.tld: ~btr I , 1982 Trust.. c-.... ,_,, time. CO!npleinl V~ Lie~........ C&llfomle COfPOJltlon, 81 Trust.. NOTICE Y• 11wft "'"" lwd. AV I I 0 I U e I 1 d II I e Id• AC~:.::· 0.led Sapl«11blr 28. 1981 -"" .. ........., o O""EA p ........ ...... __._. dtt111ftde4o. I I Trl•wftel pwrde Robert R RIM, Clark Trentdar-J M ~ • 1ta ru TM -· ..., -:..C: ...., _.,. w, • 1 • Ide • Tiit following pe11011 11 doing CMrlott• F-t. Deputy
Publla"-d Orer19• CoHI Otll N lroedwey. No 206 w1ttltut ,.W ...... ,._.. - -W. = dtftlro ~a M D<*OV~~· INAR -..... u.... 1 1"'"" y II Ana. CA 12708 ftll ,........ ...... a _,.. ,_.... •• ...-::=-. --.. . ....,_ -INTE1'CUL TURAL GROUP FOA ..... a, . d iMO ......... ...,..., 1 • ..,, 14) 953-4110 IM ............. ,...... -.... . _.. ..-S G -5001-82 Publl1IHIO 011nge Coul Deily II you wltll to ..... the edlllGe of ..... IN LES, 528 11111 Slrttl •B. LM a,...., Cl\ a.7t ----.. ---,,,.-..,..-Tvot----Piiot. N0¥ 4, 11. 16, 1962. en ellorney In thlt mitt.,, you l l 'utt•d dou eollc:ller •I Hunttngton BMcn. Calltorni. 92'48 Publitlled Ortnge Co11t Dally
.--""'-. conMJo d• un •l>001do en Nte Dogen M Cucelogtu. 62' 17111 Pilot Oct 2t, 28, Nov 4, 11, 1982 4873-82 lllloUld dO '° ptomptty eo tllll your aeunto , d•b•rf1 ll•cerlo Street •8. HunUnglon BHGll. 4642·82 ACmtOUe MWH 1------------.wltten re•ponae. II tny. mey ~ lmlntdilt-ll. dt •t• "**'· ce111orn1e 92848
MAm STAT'lm.NT '1aJC f«)TIC[ hied on time tu r~tl MCl11a, II hay elgune. Thll ~la conducted by en Tht tof1ow1r1S1 per900e 111 dofnO RCTl1'dla -.,_.. A Y I I 0 I U 1 I t d II • I I d o pu9dl -19g1etrldtl 1 lltmpo. Ind~
.,._ • NAm UATDmWT dt••1tdH9. II trl•wntt ,...._ 1 TO THE DEFENDANT. A CM1 Coven CUC4lloofU S U 'I It I 0 Ill C 0 U fl T 0 F
FASHION OE81GNS. 220 VI• Tiie following peraon la dolng .... otMr~U.~•== compltlnl 1111 bffn llltcl by the Thll 1111_,1 wu (!ltd with fhe CM#ONIA
Koron, Newpol1 BHc:h, C.lllornla bu..,_ u · ...... ... 'W-'9ft plelntlft egeinat you. 11 you with to 1Y Clerk of Ouir~ County on COUNTY Of' 0.-AMOI 12913 DESIREE JEWELERS 230 E ........ IAo .. __ , ... defend thll '-9ult. you"""'· Within 1obef 18, 1982 In lhe Miller ol IM Appllcallon or
K Ctet~•e:lg11hl,c!~om1"'• 17111 SL, Coete ....... CA 82627. 8'T:"u11•d dtHI tOll<:lltr •I H d•'t'• au .. tlllt tummona •• p u 0 c ,.._o I JENNIFER LEE BRICK for CNlngl ..=· ~-· IC • I AYDIN IPEK. 24701 VI• San ~onMjO d• un 1bog1do en .... Wwcl on )'OU 1111 with thll COUf1. ub •ll•d reno• OHi ., y Of N_ ... _ F8fflllfldc> Minion VlelO CA 92692 ~ r r wfltlerl ,eepor;. to lht compleinl. PllOt. Oct 21, 28, Nov 4, 11, 198:t CAii NUM9Slt Attll17 Howard L. Wloht, 220 Vie Thll t>uirr-"~eel by.,; .. u n I 0. d. b er I h. c., I 0 UflNM you do IO, your d918'111 ..... 4582·82 OMNllll TO IHOW CAUA
l<oron, Newport Uteoll, Cellf0tnla lndlYldull lmmtdletomant•, di Mt• mantre. ~ ltf'll•rll<I on •ppllc:11ton ol tne 'Git CHANOe Of' MAm 02tl3 : A...-_,. 111 raepuwte -1ll, ti hll't' elgune. ..i.i..ttlf, Wld this c:ourt ,.._ tn'8f t "8.JC f«>JIC[ JENNIFER LEE BRICK llal flltd e Thia~ It conduc1td by en •-· ..... putdt -reglatred• • tltmpo. ,..._... .._, tltlon I 1111 n IOI -~..._.. lndlYldl* Thia 1111-t -llltd ... th IM 1 TO THE CAOSS.OEFENOANl · ~I egelnlt you IOI llHI relltt flCTmOUS MllMll P8 n 1 oou -· _..,_ c..,. ~Wight County Clttk of OrllllQI County on A cMi ~· "•.,..., flltd by derntnOed In IM c:omplalnl. wllleh NA• ITATl.MINT •llowln: petitioner 10 cllrr, Mr Thia .. ellnltflt ... llled with IM Oc:tobef 18. 1982. • IM c:r~ent egelnlt you. could rout In garntthm•nl of The '~· • per'IOfll .,. doing name om JENNIFER LEE RICK ,. _ _, ·c..,. of Or Coun '1-It you w\111 to cJtfend lfllt ....,.. wegee, telllnQ ol money or property butlntM u i 10 JENNIFER LE.E JACOBS -~ 25 , .. 2 etio-ty on Publl•h•d Orange Co11t Dilly ....,., mutt Within • days •lltr thli or othtr r•fltl r•Qu111td In lht THE FLURTS, 124 Su nut II I• hereby ordered lhll •II ..,....,._ · · PllOt n... 21 28 NOY 4 11 1962 •-• ............ h ,...-. .... , peraona lnl11e1ted In the mlllfl' .....,., • ~.. • • . • 462842 tummorll .. ..,..,., Oii you, n ...... ,...... -o;;;· Ft orua.v 5. 1981 9T:':~1 • Lagun1 941ech., CllllOfnlt tlOIMald IPPM' btfCHI Ihle OOUr1
Pwbll•htcl Or•n-CoHt D•lr -------------1 thl• COUl'1. written teeporlM 10 ... _, ...... •• ,,__ .... -. No 3 •• 700 Civic: •• ~_..."""L UnlMI you do to yo.JI Ltl A. .,....... C..... Tt!OmM ~ Burt, 124 Suntot '" ...,.._ ,.,_, Not. Oc:1. 21. NO¥. 4. 11, 18. 198 "8JC f«)TIC( .....,,.,._., •d ...._ ~~ C•nter Orlv• Wiit. 81nle An1. 4889-82 d•l•ull Wiii .,. tnttrt on LIVMON. IMC. 9T2.,,.65-1 • l'O\IM hecll, CelilCHnl• c ... fOfl\l•. Oii o.c.mt>tr8, 1982. •t
------------'9C11T10UI ..,_,. •pp II c •II on o I 1 h • c r o U • 1o 30 'Gloclo. a m ind ''*' tnd MUC N()ftllot ...-ITATlmWT compl•lnant and Ihle co11tt m•y ..., ...... --. ..., * Steven J Suri. 124 Sun111 ° ·If· -h '""" I .. ...__, ~yovlor '"-~, .... CA •tt Twrtot, L--· h4ICll. Celllomle ~· tllOW ceu... MY .. _, • .,., -,,, .... ---.. Th• lotlowlng pttlOfl It doing '"., • ,_,,,,._, -~ ___.....,. ~) ...._ ..... 1 _.... .. .. , H id petition for c111ne-ot .._ --... ......_ ... , ..... oemendtd Ill ""-·-·I· --..... ,_... ..... 8TAT9mNT ...,,_HALLM.~Af( CONSTRUCTION wtllGtl cOUld r-" In pnlellmtnl Of Publllhtcl rano• CoH t Delly ,,.... c.win lurt. 12A aun... -lltlOUl(I not "llfltl -
T!M lollowfflg ,_,ton It doing COMPANY. INC .• Celllornle w11991,l•tnc1ofl'flOM't'orpr°'*ty Ptlot,Oct.2l ,Nov.4• 11· 1:1i~~ '!1."!:9· Laguna lltedl, Cellfornle th~a"::'J':':f'o~!'~.'uo:f'b~
...,.. -~lltlon 54U .,..,_ Othl9 Of 01h•• rtfltf requHl•d In lh• .._ bl h d I lh Otll Piiot • '"> llll OENt lllEAL TV· ~> ........ . ,.~~:. ____...... ...._ LOii Wlllielnl, 124 ··--pu " • n • 'I • llllGINT All OCIATE8.· c ~.Hufltlnglon 8Mcft,,,_,_ -~ ... .t. • .--1e, 1112 MUC NOTIC( _, ,. _ _, n.-~ ol Sll"8ftl crrt\lltoon, ) ·-.,._ ..._...... trreCe. L..-ltocll, CellfOtftla pyl>Utfttd 1n thll county ti i..tl .-1ouH INVI STMENTS; D) ltolend '"~ 1141 JHmlnt ......,. ......... '*"' .. ,., ............ __...!of four COJIMCll'iv. MGINT ICHOOl. 24051 caw ' c f _,. C......... °'"" H 1 h • Thia ~ It....._..__,..,. ,_ t "'-..._ N~ i._... ...,.., CA OltT1. :='· Co111 11•. •II or11I• ~a-.•"-"" c:erp. ~'to'!.ct::~iJ~·~~ .......,_.., •• wffllt prior 10 th• dty of Hl<J
.-0111.-T JOHN DONOHUE. Ttllt ~le t.onduGtod bY tn t1Ut .... ..._. 1103 Code, l tete of Callfornl1. the 'r'Ofl!'*:,, ~:d Octotler K, 1992
'1Ml TQleroclt Dflw9, No. 411. \lftfflOOtj)Ofllecl HIOClallon Olhef' HUnttnoton lwft.:. CA '"47·5"9 1111der"91lell .... et public .... ""'9'Memtfll ... llled Wltll 1111 , .... NI( OOMlHICHINI ._~CA nen. ~ · (714bl41-tcM1 .... -"1 ~ -1-c.-of 0r-Coun ... on TNI ~le Oii--.... -"*' • ":'~· p.,.............. rang• Cotti Dellv •• Ollffl¥»Ui " on .. _ ..., _.,,.. " llllCMMIL I. lllC~ --•• •• vn--• dey of NO¥eMbef, 1 12, et 1:30 1.W It, IH2 .. ....., ..... 1114, ••If•· Ttllt ""'"* t -fled with IN ,...., OOt 21. Ho'I 4· 11. 18. t962 o'Oloell pm .. Ol'l lfle prefl\6Mtl .._., ,_, c.. ..... Cell'or'llll t Mft
TNI •••='.:. = 1'11 ~ a.tit of Oretio-County or 47N-tl Nici pt ... 11aa bllfl etoftd, ~ '"blltfltcl Ort: CoH t Dally Tiii (JM) ... nit ~ Ollftl ol Or-.. County Ol'I OCtOCler 1t, 1M2. ,_ MUC NOTICE ~. ~ .. ~~!'°'1n'"' . Oct. 21. H . 4, It, 1962 ,..u'blltited Or•noe Coaat Owl~
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*Home like Kit ..... --, ponstble pereon ullls BHutltully l1ndsc:a~ed Ina. lrplc. ger, 1575. No ...., ',.,..,, for cooking & heeling exciting delalls r -v• br ba, ' hoel•--'" LM....a-1 ,.,...,, ' Pool pell. A¥all lmmed A¥all, now I Br. I Ba. & Townhovffl paid From San Diego 7"" 7l•2 95t 3952 ger, C.M. Fncd yd, OW, -.,,. 1 blk to Huntington paid, no p111 106 E. ~arden apts. & pa. lierDorlBaker. 546-8009 downatalra apt, dewshr, From $560 'Frwy drt¥e North on vo· '" • S34o+ John 873·1701 Prime lntarttcUon of
Center, tranapot1etlon & Bey, Apt 9· etlosldecka. No pell. prl11ete petlo, tingle ga· On Jl)lnboree Ad. et BHCh to McFadden to "111li1a 11111111 llSO -.. -oo-m_m_e_te_w_e_n_te_d_lor-lu-.·• MecArthur and Jimbo· ,......,., Bachelor $3115 NEWL V decorated. c•n· s J~ -.. .,., " ~ r~ $1 ,,.., ... tt Sub · -•·· $395. 1 Br dplx. Utll pd ... u rsge. No Piii, w1ter in oequln Hiiia nd Sa aw t n d v 111 a g a •••••••••••••••••••••• ocntront hse nr BalDot ...... ..-...... · • mLm11s FaEE •11 e ee Betbo 1 Bdrm _..... tral area. lge 2 Br. ger. P •I d • ..I 4 5 o I mo •••1to0 I , .. ,. enllebte. a20 or •••~ '" · yAYe. a 2250Vanguard5'0.H2CI yard $475. ~ __.
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LA QUINTA HERMOSA. LG. clean 1 Bdrm. No 2 Br. c:erpet, drapes, pool, newly redecorated tn a •••••••••••••••••••••• 1 2 bedrOO{f!. 2 beth• a 2 Fem•I• 20 to 25. share lg SIPEI IMUJll
16211 Parkakle Ln. 1 blll P9~•7= S::i.5106 ~":':'' t~ 2d~·0~t~: ~e~IOP=. ~ 0~~c:~. '~04"',_~•1•;~, out $950 mo (213) UllU MAii 1torle1 In Twin Peak• tn 2 bdrm, 2 t:>• furn apt tn• Exec Suit• Incl. rec.pl .
w . ol Beach, 3 blka s. · 131 e. 18th. 846-6818 s 4 50. 64'. 5939 or 536-7953 332·4051 MTll Ill Lake Arrowhead area. Promontory Potnt. with• , 1 ot Edinger ... &47-544 l C11u1 Iii #u JIU 18 t E. 18th . .,.2-0858 648-5978 Be1utllul ltrge 4 Br. en-Wkly rental• $115 up Hu bullHns & llreptace prol Phot~tpher. Non :ric:. v m':ir"~a~cfi~: ~~~: * $350/mo up Bach . I •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 11" ea. TownhouN, clad pello, lleps to Color TV. Ire• coll••. F1111. test & dep0$11 r• &mkr Rel. 75 mo., •,t ponll\19 to your Du1tne11
& 2 B I rn & I n mnTIMt.lll Sp.clous2Br.IS..$425. 2 Br I Be In 4-plu, Dulll-tne.NWc:arpet.c:ar beach.Yearly.61s-4'1ll I MAlld pool & slept lo quir ed, Cell (71') utll 631-5978, eve Mdt Adi 405 FW)' In
pool, .~.~~8~92 Flor~~.: Large 3 er. 3 Ba. many Duplex 3 Br. 1 'h ea. clten, no pets. 14301mo port off patio. t'h to ocan Klich'• a¥ll.t. 18 8 • O 2 8 Cl or (7 "I 676-3763 ~ V lndlv. Otc.. Mo/mo. 842•2~ 842•3172 amenities. SllOO. Cell SA75. Laundry tsc .• pool. 271 "8" 18111. Pt. be.ch. $5501mo. 191 talt 2 Br. 2 ea. Condo, Ea1t·I 1185 N Coast liwy, 667-0657 weekday ...,.. 2 Prof males seeking MIF from 1325. 9&3-6«5. · Anthony days 642•5757, 54&-1155e 12-7PM. 6'4-0452 dep. &31-7900 John blutl, upgredes, ettec:Md Laguna e.aeh. 494-52114 nlng.1 alter 6 p.m It no 10 shr lg, very nece be•----------L••••• I.Mi 314 -& 'Wknda 831~ Agent g "• O e No Pet• enswer. pteue keep med ~Ulno• spllHe¥el Retalt & olftce apace ••'••••••••••••••••••• · lllTAIT Ill AYAIL&lll .. $9501mo. 5511·11«. S90 & up with kitchen. trying! 38r, 288 apt. C<IM $280 t¥alt.ote. 17th St. Cotta
Luxury atudlo, free HBO. The Shores In beautltul Ea1tlllde $825..$0351mo. Lovety 2 br, 1 be. upper 3 bclrmi 2~ be, fireplace. On Bay, 2 bdrm. 2 t>a •• ::.e=rs.~4~nlron1 Mo-Ltrge Big Ba1r Cabin. mo. + ,.,, utll. Catt Seoll Mn1 from 1250 s I. to
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S130 wk. 4119.3015 newly reh.lrblthed 1 & 2 all bulll-ln•. tndry rm, carpets. drapes, no pell ind r rlQ. • ~ garegel • Beech Good nAinhbor· Balboa Penin.uta. Prtvi1e Ir pie'• Sleeps 14. bdrm apts from $550 a carport, yard/balcony, 1 chlld ok. S5001mo. laundry tac1111 ..... 2 t kt ··-·• E 1 7 5 N • Fem to ahr 2 br condo wl2 IEWPtlT lllTUI ·~rt ,,,,. 3111 up lor rent. Cell Helen emell pet OK. 780-0734 or 031-4402 to 8Hch. Ava II 1211 hood for couple or tin-ntr ance. 1 · 0 11'l54!>-6918 gtr11. Own rm 1200 + ul~. Fufl Sena Sull• OCEANF.RON•;c;;2:;·e; Git>ton 644-2811 TSL Mgmt. &42·1803 Gerl. S650. 538-2050 g~~0,.'J,1~9p:f3•2 t82• :~r:~~f or cooking. PdALM ~E2RT1 co.NDOPoot. 7 Poot/Jae. 775-6148 ...... It Ill OISTS SI
lJy week or month. 1 Br up, MW c;rptvdrpe. Flreplace, pool, d leh· 2 BR I ea, lpk;, nr Fedco. 18r apt, 3 blkt from •Y•..,..... • sps '"· • $650 ..... Furnllhed 673-7873 1 block oce1n, enct1d -sher. pvt petlo. X Lg Newly decor, tge patio. beach. child & pet OK Clean 2 Br. lrg kitchen, Chrlstlen F. nonsmkr. apt tennta, etc $75 dy. l1•l•h W1•tH 4115 All you need tor one
OC.,..,,F"ONT r•~""' 3 Br. gar. No pell. 1625/mo G11den I & 2 er. on El o•.r S525 mo. 56t·&130 '475 mo. 980·71&5U ~~~"HI. Ti'roP24
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2 BL Wlhr(dryr, no Pel• · 551•2~1. t Br apt Alt new lntkSe, ~~I!~••••••••••••••?? LIDO. GORGEOUS 2 Br. utlt1 498-4582 V~~~· 1C. ~~~ 2 ~.c •• c-::.d':. IHI IT HO. 1 ---------Winter $8"" 673-e&tO JIU no pets neat nice Huntington Beac .. 3.• FULL SERVICE SUITES -. C.111 .,., S3751mo. 64S-~20 2 Br condo w/petlo. pool, ffplc. petlo SlOOO lMM Lge, beaut rm wlpvt bllh llPI 4• $700. In ll'le VII-bdrm llouH. 1o~i11 oi Desk~ $275/up On the Deach hotel I •••••••••••••••••••••• 1U, JU. JU. epe. 1885. 738-1215, 076-83511 nr be.ch, H.8Ught11¥ lege, we.Ill 1oevery1hlng. Adam Xlnt felt. Prlvlite0tflc9 $495/up room apt. kllchenette & BEAUTIFUL 2 Br. 2 Be Newly decor. GH pd. 2 Br. l 'h 8a, $450/mo for 970·5117 Mr. Weber. rm & kit. prl¥. 1300/mo 815·4333
beth. 1urn 11 he d Frplc, erw:1 gar, ctloloe encl gar. dw1hr, 11001, 2 P«torlL 7" w 18111 Newport lig11 1 Br, yard 96&-21151 -::::::-;:::~~=-;~;)~~964~.0~33~2.~8~4~2~.0~100~~~ N • w Port B •a oh S300/mo. + 1300 d•P area. Ddll• pref. 1575 bt>q no pets. &42·5073 St &48-11507 U.•o IHd 3141 98'IO'· SA25 21 X t3 n room for r-t, I I •a. ~Jll '_7_5_2_-6408 _____ _
0 3094 M W/Fedco ::''••••••••••••••••••• &40·7114 ..... 1•11 I II ••Ml w ~-· 1 • ~,,,, 2308 W. ceentront, ece $485. 2 Bdrm. refr'lg, pe-2 B 1-1 -•• .,..,. drNm hOUN M"a v.,. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~•,,..'"ant .. ~ hetlqtee ... Area N.8. 873-4154 2 bdrm. l'h ba, fireplace, tlo. no peta, DdUl11 pref. SsOoi~: --"115"" 3 bdrm, 2 bl, p11lo. 2 bike de $400 neg. Lux Condo Nwpl T91'r-••••'·-·-·•••••••••••••• 114() Ml 11 et 80c per f1,
BAVFRONT. Em1 1 or ger. no pets $495 724-A J-. 873-71&7 ~36Cle 10 minutes ao. ~Laguna to Deeeh. Pets o.k. 1750 751·32114 2br/2b•. pvt lac 1350. Dana Pt. •Ingle 11or•ge. Incl urn. 9 10 24 mo, .. at on Dint Point s mo11 moo. &73-3728 Resp M/F 6'2-9545 Jim MCUred, street entrenoe, N"'9 rate 2 bdrm . $9 Ol mo. 548•7510 STUNNING lerg.e 1 Br Clan28r-.wlthpetlo,no ttcluded scenic: Dlull, Lttgetum.rmw/pvlbalh, 34097 Oranada, 180 841 3212 d
680-1178 dys, 873-3909 2 Br. 1 ee. Eutalde. quiet ~trden apt. 710 w. 1&111. ......11, s430lmo. Ilka new. 2 Br. widen, 0C£ANFAONT • Cu1tm nr occ. $ll00 mo. Fe-Newport Height• Town-673-3313, 4113.0803. • • Y • • ..., "" xt 1 rt t llo decor, 3Br 2Be ug. ma•-hOUM, Deel.It, turn. Me-983-1983 E¥ neighborhood. no pet1. t. 54&-9950. ra arge P YA • P• • .... s Stor•g• garage 11ng1e •~501 -·• • 1725/ c 11 1mtnltlH, yrly 112 0 5•'"2573 "-ta ........... & lure temele. .350 • • WANTED.· ·-..... k-to near IChoohi. -mo .......... 18th/Pomon•. 1 Br, g_, g mo. • ..... •.....,. ...._ 11•2 0111 M••• """"" --...-
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$350: Large 1Br apt. No SPACIOUS 2 Bd, 1 Be, Uk• newt Only 4 unit•. 2 .. 011~.,,1 ... ,, bldg. pool, ylew, no peta, Be Wik to Prl Bc:h Prot • re;pon1 F Hlkl tic., In comm'! area, nr E X...,.,.lnl loc. ~Nu emt., •1n·•. petL Carport, leund 1aclt, Beam celllng1, ..-v. bet, Br widen. Xtr,a lrg private ,.. ......, ..,.. "llO/mo. 8'4-47Cl7 Furn'd Ut. Incl, Prl Ent. MIF to lhr 2 BR •P1 17th St & Ortnot. CM.
311 w WllSOl'l.&3t-2l77 wood cab .• no pet•. P•tlo. From SJ2Slmo. In Laguna Beech, nnet ---------S300 A.her 6 Of Wkndl Tennis, pool. •P•· CM. $150/mo, Call 9-5, M·F, 1co1'ng or law olltce.
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780-9534 eves. 2 Br. 1'h ba, 323 e. 1&1h to -24583 Sln1• Clara •levator. L•••• only Ve It• y , 12 15 mo .. Male or female t8-30 to •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
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2 upttelra, patio ' Slerfl Mgmt. 6'1·1324. ea, em11t & coV:. private. 330 Cllf, gw-.... No. La-fll •-M With I ma .. Ind I I• 1 MO. FREE RENT 1Cl85 eq. It p1119 & car Olf, WID hook·up. CIN $ OO/ • 3 33 3 -..-_.., Small lutn rm w/pvt enl malt Buehard & Gar· I rm to 2800 ""'· II. gartge .... 1 .. 8Jn. So Cit Plza. No Pell Newer 2 BR 2 Bt. $475 3 4 mo. " • 1 • guni. 1 blk to bch, no NEW galed 20 Town· & b•. no kit .. pref me-fleld $225 mo '"-ullt ... $525/mo 540--0117 BR 3 Be wf2 car gu, 493-<>903 (or h.lrnltMdl P • 1 1 · 16 1 5 m 0 · home. VILLA.OE COM· ture amp! M nonemkr. 842-1.&12 Ilk tor Jett Fr $l.l& •IQ. l1. AdJ C..a1tf11l $625 No pela. 780-1418 4114·&404, 844-4311 MUNITY. 2 Br. 2'h Ba. Cd M I 2 5 0 I mo A.trporter Inn a Frwya. b•IW 4415
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completely r.o.corated, EXCEPTIONAL 2 BO. trHI, charm, •A bllc to Kury. Oar89ff, 1P411 In Pallllal M1nalon. pvt 1Cl17 Wntclllf. N.B. 258 RENT OR LEASE: ~ 2nd Hoor, Relrlg. 1386 •2Br 2Bt . Nur S.C. DEN ONLY FOR THE o c • • n . No . and . e very home • muter Larae hMlt 0.1.. pool, spa, kit, prlv. call to 4000 eq, tt. lat floor. remodeled ho!"• with
84().4t79 Plaza, S.A. Luxury Con· OtSCRIMINATING. $750. $1125/mo. Incl utlt •ulte, dtntno room1. room for rent $196 mo. 760-8181 A.gent 541·5032 •arr'°'· Cornmtzonlno.
2 Br. w/ger 1440/mo. do. w/poot $575. No A.gt. 1714)496-0804 &40-6829 wood burning~. 224 111th St Hunt 8ch ad to Newport Bl¥d
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carpll, gua9e, rrd, 2BR 1'~ba, dlw, Dtttne, beach. Xlnl eond Mon· car ger, wlopnr. WUhl IX)r'I, J utl ea11 ol New· ••ttll #llfll 4Jlf Cottage. $250 mo. A¥all PenthouM Baytron:'\u1: '!t~al ~Pc),,2~~1~fo\nt:
pool, no ~s. 167 Imo patio, gar, no pet•. S525, thly or v'!Y 11500 P., Mo dryer. Lower un it w/ por1 ,..Yd, & llO. ol Sin ••••••'••••••••••••••• tmmed. C111 all CIPM t•. parking. patlo1. dondo Ctrcte, p a T Mngr 24 "B" Orange 548-4291, ... 5-11857 Ownit 644-11513 patio. red ecorated .Piao<> Frwy. l 10001mo. MMUI •m 675-4200 873-1003 Huntington. e .. ch.
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v.lth your probleme. Z• love , marriage 4 bu1I· Full time, front & back Judith 55t-8070 nlc1 lo' th• PIH1ur1 Wt M1I recond • GUif. Tractor IHt bar 110011. H.ed With• double IS" .. ,, IU11 AoldttM Rec>liear
nllh f'undlng. Call ArL ~=~:·S:.'~~ Cca~i:·~: 1xpertence, REA, X·Ray Menlc;url1t. We need http boat tndutlry, bOlh In· epptlenct1. 949.)(177 bookcuo , Orlenlel PV ipeek., cabinet. All ~.. "1f 54&-3f42 549·1174
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-.... , ... SIR VEILLANCE lit•. Newport Beach.,.. lion Vle)o. 495-5212. • ....... , LH 967..a133 king platform b«j, much 111-0lll 1 .. ,. Newport 8141ch: 25', 28', LARGEST J£EP DE.ALEA
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• I.I, l&nll0. ·... HOLISTIC DIET 847·8032. S1am1tr1s1 pit, exp o'ly. Aefrlg 1200 648·5~48 I hrl. ' C1tm P.A. aylllm, Votee4 Mon•Frl. . your J EP, ' rtlll• "'-at II ' . n ' ol the Theater IPIC•. Hlghllt Dollar Paid S ellil ' & ' LoM weight &. lmpro"' ..,..nt CaJI 499·t985, 30848 19.5 cu It Fr'lgldllrt tefrlg Queen 1lze tole bed, cabinet• w/t!i'' Allec1. SLIPS AVAIL, Huntington Cell Gary Gt1y pecf~·• '!f~ ~~9 2nd heellh wtvllamlnt & ~perd 1fen0,ced0rRth.Oo.dAon"-,1c Reapontlbl• position dn CoHt Hwy. 8 Leo,. w/top fr..ier gold 1325. brown, xlnt cond. 1125. horn• & pwr amp w/ H • r b our 8 • Y . D • -·-• -·-htr be . Cell° Heidie ..... doc;tor1olflce.FfT Good 54e-o489 • 848-2319 Ilk StOOO 140.5545,-8*17158. ll-9 -_, Robt. Sauter NH(CM 415-2731 prac:tlce In MIHlon Viejo Benefit•. Cetllornta LI· Secretary, ex per w/11 · ::~~!&t4 • new. · PM . a 4 o . 4 o 9 7 . .../8P/llUILT
R.E, Broker 8d Rtlltor1 ArtL 830-3703 ctnH LllQUlla Hiii• .,.. bookkHplng, lull time MAYTAG WASHER & """' from BIChtlor apt 2t:S...3l·37&4 2524 H~ 81vd CM &42·2171 1145-0e1t ~ I 855.t104 w/benell11. CM aree DRYER. GOOD COND. Chalre $30·60 Relrlg. GulbrlnMr'I Orgen. Rl11to. P I lid cu-S""'-5494023 84~7770 WIOOW HAS 1$1 for TO' a .,.... hqlluf Fryer 842· t 183 1250 both. 553· 1482 I 150. Wall decor, bath ThMtre atyte, Modtl K, r me o ""'l'• no ....,-
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ally. Oennll9f' & A.Moc. ,._... 873·2040 before 2 PM. lor lalhlon lhowt, Exp'd Good general 01111· 22 c:u II, 1ldt•bt•lde, 3 month old SHly Siar· · 13 t·3871 or 875-2860. Toyota '78. AM IFM SI•·
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16% lnUll due 17 rnO;. •peaking&. leeching. ting pay. Call 537-2880. BODYBUILDERS S CRET 83t·888t Bed, lhHtt, bl1nk1t, Lid 11111 548-4501 eng, itereo& uphol, EllM sec. by rHI 811a1e 111• For tnformetlon call EHi-mi (OIYIL) ATHLET~:R~R SUR· E ARY 2 Relrlg'• $240 & 1300, heater, mattrn• pad & e ••"'•!f!!~! ••••••••• W1nted: Sllp, Newport 111 7• 649·3831 •
come lrom national Call Jim Lites , •IR MaJorBrokertgtFlrml• w .. htr&dryer,l15tea. dre111r dttwert, FlllPlllF ,Bch,40'tt1wter. '79Luvplellup.20.000ml, compeny & pe11onel M.S.WPhone 673-5379 CMI engln-wtth IPIC· wentad by amateur pho-NIMlng en excellent ty· ToHter oven, Mr. Col-1400/080. 875-51599 FILE C'ABINET 1225 642-3050 good condition. AM/FM N 1 H Mii Cent lallzatlon In ttructurel tographtr lor phytlque plit with nood phone IH, blender, other •m '"73-5886 SLIPS AV.IL Cor-· ,.,_, c:a11., 14100 firm. guarentM of equtc:>ment wp ypn er dynemlce rltk anu· posing (no comm'l'uH ). p1uon1Mty"'10 ec;t H • appllanc11 C::ell An1wer Lloyd's Truly Snooty Fur· "' " ~-..,.. 499-4409/499 5595
..... • $83,000 tek" It. FrM Con1u11111on. I can sment. R11eercl"I upe-12~SIO pr day. No t11p. 18111 Helatant 10 Bro· Ad ,705, 842·4300 24 n I t u r e . C en tu r y ltll 1117 Mer ArH. H ft. Call • !9';/1~4 O • 1 115 0 r lpnc10r~1c.uhc"'~·daol\'l•bts rlence In dynamic ene-n e c • • • • r Y Br• d kart Sant• Ane. Early hrt. , "Champell•" bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••• Linda 955·2473 wkde '7t9anGkMt.Clu't'tuc1k1,r"d1cu1el ~~d """"" ..,,..,.., l'fS" & probablllatk: me-2191597-2131 morning houre. Plelle set. 7 pc Dining Rm Sat. SlamlM mile kitten, PIK• 8-5 .,.
Tru11 Deed tor sell, $55,,_8_15_._10_1_8 _____ ... lhodl or PhD required PAIT TUii m• ContiCIMrt Pratt. ... ITtYE Sii. Steeper/Sol•. 25' Aman• s .. 1 Point. 2 mo• old.1-.. --,,-,-,.-.-,-,---· w/c;ebov•r tad Ger.
000 •• 13%. Du• June "' iJ , ~ry $211.50~yo~· JANITORIAUlhop. ldt•l 1147..0tOI 2-4 PM 557·9752 •It 8PM R•:~Fre1ur. •ld•/:ld• 150. 140-3406 iii "" $4700/0t>O 831-8259
t983 Linde late. A«;entJy •• !f.!f?'!!~••••••••••• r~me to: · ' for retired or older per. Gattera & Setler gH dual ~ t 4 ~: 9 3 • 8 ~ 1 ; , Pit Bull P~. 8 wlct, fl· •••••••••••••••-'•••••• '&4 GMC PICKUP told lor $ t. 1 mllllon. J•k WutH 1011 Wesley, Structural Me-I d ' Iller 12tbs. mother 40lbl. M ft Itel v. ton, run• JIJnt.
Follow• 2 trust deed••••••••••••••••••••••• Ch8lr~lcls1.A.~;.~~~ IOl\.l~Rs::'A~~~. Secllr1't•Rrnta1llpoy11lt1.l.on In :r:1ir1~':10 ~-:.~::, 493.1757, Kenny Mutt"'' $60. ~-87113 NEWPORT HARBOR. 11000/Qbo. 557-8964 totaling $1525,000. Wiii Youn" married man will ""' ·--....... • ...,..... ,,,.55 p od n.. HB $17" 4"4 2'""5 dltcount to 25% yield. do Qentr•I hendy WC)(k. 92880. '" 1 ue11on "'· active t:i•wport Ceotar "· • • u.. lat••• S.lt1 flEI aelttt Facllltl" lnc:ludt: head, V••• ISTO
St111e 875-3215 Cell •"•• &. wktnds, Part·tlme '"'Phone 1011. Realtor 1 offiee. Front Single gl111 door, ga1, ••,•'••••••••••••••••• Gd. watchdog for anyone lhOwtr, Pklng, live· ••••••••••••••••••••••
972·9525. Hk tor 8111. Engll\Mflng c1tor1, work da.,., C.M. oltlce po1ltlon require• 1uto. over range oven, Cnl• #n• alone. Very hHbrokan. lboatds welcome. l800 All .... ,,.,.,, I 1---------1 Hrly + bonu1. cell Claire good telephone volc:t, Meglc Chef. new 185. •••••••••••••••••••••• 75t·t058, 549-0209 mo • 1,1 1 Hou11work dulred. MJCIAllCIL 5<40·15391 . typing. 11\orthand & llP· 494·2695 673-8540 ,..,,... I/ Newport/Cotta Men. PHrance. R .. 1 Htete IWIP llllT Great Dane puppln, re•· 17' Sllverllne, 140 hp, IO, Wit I l•u' EllftllEEIS Part or lull time work from uperlenc• helpful but Naar new 2 door rtfrlot-Every Sunday, lam-3pm. eontbly priced, mu1t Mii, ~M/FM call., tull ctn· •••••••••••••••••••••• Houri open. Rtlefenees • hOm• operetlng I typing not UMr'ltlal. Prater local rator, 16 cubic IMt I 175. Orange Coett .College. 548-9331 vea, Caulk In• trlr' wt All••unmt•ll flll :..~ ;!;'ou"t. Phone 0 Hf\llct, details, Mr'ld Mii rHldent. For lnltr'(lew 867·3939 Fairview & Arlington, lmll brltt. u .ooo 080. • •••••••••••••••••••••• • An range County ma-addr••••d 1tamped call Mr&. Duhl 11,_I Co1te Mesa. Adml811on 540-3042 SCRAM LETS nuleeturer i. lo<*lnQ for en\lllope Tack'man, 2 t·A w-·•-I y1..a..., 0. Jirrrln -free to buyer•. Seller Grey with white chHI •--------:-:~• • MASTER CARPENTER qualllltd Englneere. Wlntergr~. lrvtnt, CL _, • ,.. • ••• ,.................. ~•llonl/ Info. ano 1tomacn. long hair ... ,. ,,.,... ""
seeka employment In TheM poettlonl require e 92714. Realtor• 64-'""9 IO GIRL'S to IPd 8ehwlnn, 55g..5880 Appro• e wke.. 960-9528 •••••'•••••""••••••••• ANSWERS are• cabinet shop. BS In ~~ or M.----------28", Ntlnt cond. 1100. F'rM to GOOD hOrne
887-0790 Mertln chenleal Engineering. Part time Seer"'ary, hOurt R1c1ptlonl~/Secrtlery. eso-0220 DRY STORAGE gc::. ~ Maturt, attracll"• Lady ~~11;::1 ~ :: ~ble~'.t~~ General office. typing, -80'f9--2-o·-,-blll-e-.-,-lk-,-n-....,-t O:U~~~ll~:~~:'. :;:: ~!.!rJ~~ Monthly boat 1torag1,
IMPORTED =re:..~nou-:..C~,!,; enelytlt. alrcftll •true· Bo.x 1560, Coete Mela. =:: 8:;1~~~-$ 4 4 or b ~· At 1 • r r•o. camtrH, clothH, BHu. Hammond Organ eny ltze, 24 hr MCUt'lty,
My friend llYM In a YfKY & 11~pr. tood rvep. Ex-turH and have good Ca. 92828-0580. Send T8L Mofnt. '42·1803 11:30pm 142 .. ml1c;. 3089 Molokll Pl. A·100. 8Ht otter, 143 lrM ltlUnchlng
1xetuelvt neighborhood. ptr. NB/CdM only. tecllnlcal writing alclllt. 8 reaume on typing a ehort Jr Qlrl•' Raleigh 319<1, 24" CM. (Harbor/Giiier) AYI. Vaquero. San Cte-llWPtllT .-S
The local 11undromet $8/hr flexlblt 760-t358 buic: knowledge or op-hand lpeed & other of· lllllTAIY/u.t.le wht, blut, llkt new. 11711. HUGE' FAMILY SALE r::::~~PSat 11113, 10·5 1111 .... lay Ir II
UMt IMPORTED Wiier. · · · tic• end lreneparenclt• flee 111.perleoce. an.p per90n MICled to &44-8989 Furn, book•. ctothH, --------:-:-,. 144-0llO •--I • ' .,_ •I• WutH 1111 Is hlQhty dtellabte •well Pert time high school or WOflt In faet p.ced N.8. misc. all kind•. DON'T lkl&f. lllli---------1 ~! ... :!.~14 ..... f.".":'! •0 '"•iii.iin11T•••••••• 11 fiuency In Spenl1h. college 11uden11 ntld«S comrn'I rtal Mtlt• omc.. I .1u 1-MtSSI 3238 Montena, ••••• •••••••••••••••• frut l•llM Cornpenutlon 11 In the to help _. home reed) Good opport. for per.on l_.f CM (ott Gleler) Fri & Sat t 9 8 2 S k I Neut I q u I •••••~•••••••••••u
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helpful, tor new Co1ta fringe blntflta. Contect perty. Call ett tOAM, t~ MIMI and word •••••••••••••••••••••• lniM Alao heve a 1977 FOr• c..,.,., "1t I
M ... ottlcl. '21·7021 the lollOWlng State Em-976-3731 proc111lng uper. COn· •••••••••••••••••••••• mule 110 20 tt ... llkl i.t f ployrnent Oltlce tor an t e c t T 1 r r I e a t .. 14t/ ... ft. Saturday Only, 1..e pm All N E w I C e 11 ( 7 1 4 ) ••••••••••••••••••••••
ActMtl•• DlrtclOr, PIT, Interview: Plft·tlme Potltlonl. 7t4/e:J3.2900. R·11 flberglael btanlltt Item• priced lo Mii 21 842·2000 & uk for Jlfn. cabovw~t!: f:.::: :;,,•rtY°:~'. Good Monty. Mr. Mlk 1---....,---/IDt----1 lnlulltlon. Celt Nd! JICkton, lrvlne my, Jr. If out, plHH ~. corMr JICkL IJSO.
642· • Arny Ill 552-eeo7 Ananclat ln1111trnent nrm l'lt-tMI '--u• ltMA .....,_ mrnlOI' (714) 845-seN 111 Wttf 1• .. It. Phltbotomist lor medlcal f 0 r 1 ducat 0 r 1 . "A1k about Gu Co Re-""'·•••••••••••••••••• I. ti '-'• "" -------..,-,-,.•
Meture couple 10 mt· PlllM call 633·5634 n n ... •--rM IOI •••••••••••••••••••••• 11 ---------dept. MC'y. Xlnt typ. & -Moped, excellent c;ond
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Loet: Irish 110., fem, mey -tilde location, expe. (211) 121-1412 549·3877. Pro chool tlllt.I ex.p. a mu1t. Nono-ct with tupply • com· AM lo 4PM. By appt. Only 1250. 675-9&47 968-0723 rlance prtlerred. Send T --'"-· '"--flt •• k p f d Call mode, white c;htna, ,_ Etegent fuml1hlng1, tr•· , be -erlng Teui tagi. '"um11 to Ad • t085, Equal Oppty Empt,.._ ........... ' """'"' 1' '"'0"' sm ' re erre ' $275. 494-2895 Oltionel & antique. Rere Skla, Rossignol 180 '· w/ Veepa ·100 Scooter, wind 2300 Mesa Df. E Senta Dally Piiot. P.O. Box _,_ ~l'."4'· Im.med em-_5_.53-09 __ 4_o_. _____ 1 8/ld dtllgner item• from Salomon 228-blndlngi, thr.td, ractc & ~e tile,
Ane HI&. Much IOYld la· t580, Colle M•H. Ce. ExperlenCled Cooks n... ,...v, .. ~.. Servers. 5 yrt exper., New l1ro• breH outllde 5000 ICI ft. Laguna Bch. n•ver u"d $t75t080. lo ml. saoo. 875-4'33 mlty pet. BIG r-d. any 92&28-0560. ded tor dinner hou11. -R-e.l_n_G.,...u-1-ter-tn-,-, .. -..,-.-M-Ul-t between 3·5PM In Pl'· candelebra chandelier, home ,94.9373 Ron 644-3665
Into rm a ti on c a 111---------Night&. Day Shift• evail. hive own treni II you ron. Bot) Burne Rtltau-elegant, 'h wholeule · SCUBA p dbl 60 1 kt #1,.ltfCIH/ 546-19\8, 64().-4404 ArUlt Good Pay &. 8en1t1t1. 111 not eaper. & rlllal>lt rent 37 Falhton Island, t95 404-2895 I•---*,..,. S ro 811 · ,,_,.n II ~'OUT Apply be~ 2 · 8 PM. do nol bothtr to call. NB Apply In per.on. ..-.9r.;;•••••••••••••• 175· •••••••••••••••••••••• u..s ltW ...... M' s t VICTORIA c... ' "" AMERICAN LEGION 493-8t83 73 Honde 750. 811CC, Lo11 In Reuben• pklng ST~;~~. 0990 Dove St 642' 1242 Service Stetlon etten AM •••• I!!.'!............ RUMMAGE SALE Nov Mens' cultom Balley Mertell *Ironic Ignition,
lot. Rewtrd. 759-0254 ITIST N. e. REAL ESTATE SALE· thltt, epply et 2500 San ns ..... , , 12, 13, 14, 9AM·7PM -•suit $t00. Sia lrg YOlhlmura ~. Ju•I
LOii rhlnellont bar pin PUT n•E SMAN. Need 2 IXP•· Jo1quln Hiii• Rd .. Co-Compl•t• with Doubt• 215 151h St. & Selbo• 493-8t63 rtbullt, ldnt condttlon. • FAOT•Y TIAl•I rltnced people In com· rona dll Mar ~ Drive printer end Blvd. N.B. Baby Item•. $800 83t-2589 ~~.!~:<>::.::::: Te.,.,.,, All lhlft1 avaltablt. Ideal mardal & lndustrlll raal 10ft Wiii S3t-4720 hehld good1, gemu, Robert August 8 Ft. tO ,78 Yam-'"a SR 500, 1930 _:;-1• ,.-57 .. -04...., Ollrfs .. as weft for mature wom811 over """for• IUCX:CISlful &. Tefe!':1one Sales 1oot1, turn, TV & mite. Inch round pin 1ur1 ...
..., " '"' 30 89" H60 growlnn firm. Belt wor· pa•U11 •..., I• ••• l'IUI boer d . $ 150 O 80. orig m II••. $ 500. 5 houre dally. Mondey · ~ .. ., -,.,.. 11 -6"11-03 t8 Found Bracelet, vie So. thru Frldey. Afternoons IVERPAC CORP. king c:ondlllon1 In New· Duperately netd 20 •••••••••••••••••••••• #Jinll••H•I IOI 545-8558 ---------1 Cout Plaza Pt1klng lot preterred. Experience 5455 Production Of, HS Po r I 8 ••ch · people to work from our Free to iood home •• .. •••••••••••••••••• I I 70 KawaHkl too good
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· · 11-28 lbs In November. :'r:i~.~ull. Pl~! C11t between t:OO & 8:30 F Ger S"-2 take $50 541-7011 549-02t2 '74 HONDA 750 4 Into 1. A•ln flulH ffM LOii Tiny whit• dog, YI<: ......... ·--er EnjOy counseling people. , pm 554.-0444. em men ,...,, 'f'I New blttery, llodc, tune ••••••••••••••••••••~ H•bor & San Otego Fwy, Unique Youth~;..... Appt. 552·0775. 9. tO, _R.E __ e_1_s._1_900_____ ell thott, lov11 kld1. RABBIT JACKET n. Wi• lllnt 1975, 54 ... 7879. WE PAY nr F1dco Rewaro. . .. 1..s -----T .. ......_ ... ..., Great watch dog, u 12. S8S t.: . ,
557_....53 Service n .. d1 enthu-__,..,_., • ,........ r 493-4t38 850..()220 1 Jliti/. It.~ 1111 Yemaha, SR 250 G, t990 IP IOWI
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type dog. Nr. M .... Ir· p1r1onallty. plea1ant 11urant 251 E. Coe1t ding, light typing. So. Beech •••••••••••••••••••••• • BOATS, meny Mii for Color TV. 2 yr wrnty. L:::=:, =.e7N · FM 11111111
W'9 A"9. 545-95511 alter menners, good phone Hwy, NB. Up to S5 oo for CoHt Plaze erea. Call ---------* *' BtJY* * under $50. For Info cell $ t 48 F rea delivery. · IUI .... 5 voice and leglbll hand· llne cook. Apply In per· Mon, Wed & F'rl, 9·10, TILIPHIE IALEI t ·312·93t·t961 ot Open Sun. 'l• YA ... ITMI ---------• wtltlng. Clerlcel end 1on. 545·24315 aak tor Or. Wiii Tt1ln, EHy SalH. Good uted Furniture II. ?~39A. TV John'• 84&.17158 1500/obo. ee&.2149 ""111/mAlt F~~:~: l.~~~.o v~~m~~~ tupervlaory exporlence •II ILUlla Chou. l•O·SIO/day postlblt, Apptlan011-0R I wlll Mii llWI• lllGI Ml Senyo AM/FM N.-8 trad! • -i.11~ 2•~:TA~Eg'Ad .
...._, St CM Identity helpful . Av1llebl1 Re~eptlonl1t1Secr1tarw, working 15 hrlday. Call or,!;~y!:.-St-wlttl. ss'2·t'"t5 player. Locttlng fut lor-•IW , •-'I_._ ....... ., " · 3-10pm. M·F. 1235 per Cer' MMnu.I. Mature & " + ' 833·3752. -·--·-. .,...... v ward.DXloealSwltchlng. ,,_,~... I --
645-8357 wee« wllln quellfltd. Call rnpontlble peraon ,_ 1 Y P • 5 o "' P m • =:':"':"::-:::-=-:::='.=.,.....,,-=-:::~ ... 1111 ••• -·1 ·-•-1 ••-Front 10 A.., Speaker ...... _...;mw••••••••• Mt.1a l I.oil: M Calleo cit, on 842-4321 Eat 3-46 frOM did. Top wegea. Cell $800/mo. + bonua. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. ---·-•--Fader. 140. 982•2113 Rent: 28' MOlOf home, ---------
Nov. 5. Dana Pt area. 2·5pm E o E .i-an 4 pm. 648-2342 _5_5_7_·2_5_20_._____ need• meture pereon -11 ii1ftR'l-iiiiiiiiiiiTPii•iiH:--1450 552·18t5 att• 1 pm. 11p9 a, tully loaded. WI llY ,.,..74 ---------1 now In Orang• County ,._ '45-1818 (PIUI) l50 rewerd. Ml·..., lo1telltr tor Dllhwa1ller• RECEPTIONIST al L11 957..a133 Running •hoe:, 1~7ro· 21" ZENITH TV .... IAll
Found targ• grey cat Auto Parts Driver and Weter HMten Ell· DESK CLERK tit m11 = :::'g~ ~~ -7.-... -,.,-btd--. -~-1-81-.-xtnt--~~·;,.r:~ a' 9"A 155: st2s tobo. ca11 Wkd'/9 Ao yet Holiday 1111-.. YllKI comptettly dectawed. L 0 c t ptf'd ont,. PT. poaalble 4tt-5394 Box 711, Ft Worth, r.. cond, wl h•• board • ... •. 30 ..... ,....,. .. G..._._ con11ln•d mini-motor erg• reno• 1,;oun Y 7~ -iiui'iiiiiiiiii• 7810t • S40-T05t -· . ..........,........ ..,.,. home, 197' Toyota, 23, ~·s=~ ~::· Votktwagtn dMlerttllp II _FT_.------llUI ......... i-tef, 1100. 979.9290 000 mt 18450/a-t ofr.
looklng for embltlou1 ··-mMm a-TUYIL ••-e3t-31113 houel. C.M. 649-0563. perwon to IMrn the part• -----• Glril Bedroom &tt, wtttte, -=--::--:::"":'.".:~-::=~
h .. bUllnne. Outltl will In· Elltentlw model home Unique tady'1 clothlng Orange County Comm'I 3 pc•. Good cond. "oound: M, •d·8 11 hw 1d'"'a· elude •tocking parlt experfenc• required. 1 k ~I Sabre Agency. 2 years l200totter. 494~3807 og. v c. ua er ... ..; ...._ ___ do not ,........ ·~ • ore ••• ' ener • c; C II b t ..
He .... 255t s>k*llP & ~ -..--......... , -~ lady wlflalr fOf f . exptr. a 'w .. n ., •NTIOUE C .... ,,.., (Wood) Adami, · bl 0"9t t8 ~.,.,·41<1 & ""you meet 11111 Quall-end/or modeling 111pr. end I PM. 71 ... 873·241' " 115. N;'utkal.
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Newport financing firlns face .-eceiv~rship
By S~E TRIPOU or-. ..........
An Orange County Superior
Court judge has ordered the
American Home Mortgage Co. of
Newport Beach , plus three
related firms and the personal
uaets of founder John Rinaldo,
Into receivership.
Judge Phlilip Petty said
Wednesday he was Issuing the
oriier because attorneys for the
state Departmeni-of Corporatiops
had convinc:ea 'h im that the
approximately $60 mH\ion
Invested In the firms by aboul
6,000 Individuals 1 hould be
protected.
Rinaldo and his companies can·
avoid the order if they post a $20
Woman
slain;
son held
By STEVE MARBLE
oflM DeltJNotataft
A 15-year-old Laguna Niguel
youth was taken into custody
early today on suspicion of
murder after the body of his
mother was found buried In the
backyard of a L aguna Niguel
home.
• Nonnan Franklin, a student at
Dana Hills High Sch ool, was
arrested nearly eight hours after
the body of N orma Alice
Shoemaker. 40, was found in a
shallow grave near a vegetable
garden.
The youth is being held a t
Orange County Juvenile Hall.
Investigators have not detailed a
motive in the s lay ing. A
knowledl(eable investigative
source confirmed that Franklin
was Shoemaker's son.
Orange County Sheriff's
Department Lt. Wyatt Hart said
the body was unearthed late
Wednesday ahemoon after the
woman's husband, 6obert.
contacted police to Inform them
he'd found blood on their bed.
The hus band originally
contacted police Tuesday
morning to file a missing peraons
report and told officers he had
not seen his wife since Monday
morning when she left for work,
Hart said.
HG.Jidde fuvestigators arrived
at the 25122 Monte Verde home
Wednesday and reportedly
noticed a mound of soft, loose dirt
in the backyard resembling a
gTave.
Police said both the husband
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million bond before the order
takes effec:t at 8 a.m. Wednelday,
however. An attorney for the
group Indicated he will. appeal
the order.
The state has claimed that
Rinaldo and the companies co-
mingled funds In a way t)lat
minimized returns. to investors
and gave Rinaldo virtually free
use of the money for personal
i.nvestment.
Department of Corporations
Deputy Commissioner S teven
Gourley, argui ng that· the
financial empire should be placed
in recelvershJp, said the state's
investigation indicates that the
companies are losing money but
juggllng the 1011ea between
· firms.
"What we're dealing with is a
constant rolUng over to prevf:nt
any Inventors from caahlng In (on·
their lnveatment1)," Gourley
uid.
But American Home Morigage
attorney Howard Harrison aaid
the investments were not In
default, that retirement funds
held by the compani~s are in
federally Insured bank ~ta,
that less than three percent of
the money had Peen loaned to
"affiliate" companies by
American Home, and that the
state had received complaints
from just 45 investors -less
than one percent of the total -
Wha t's that white stuff?
durlfli a 16-month lnvesllgaUon.
Harrison acknowled1ed that
some of those who have
borrowe d Investors' money
through American Home have
defaulted on their loans, but he
called the defaului a d rcwnatance
of the current econornr and not
"ttributable to R naldo's
snanagement. · •
State attorneys countered that
Rinaldo has aJJowed investment
In already bankrupt holdll)gs,
extended Joan ma\Urity dates to
deiinque nt borrower• and
otherwise made It nearly
Impossible for investors t o
retrieve their fund• once
invested.
Petty, aaylng that receiverahip
It's Orange County's lint look of the season al snow
San Gabriel Mountains in a ·7 :30 a.m. picture today.
a top the
was· "bolh app roprlale and
required by law In this malt.er,"
ordered receiver Danny Santucci
of Newport Beach to take control
of all the holdings In question
next week unles1 Rinaldo and
American Home produce the UO
million bond.
Though slate attorneys had
argued that the bond should be
at least $60 million to pfotect'the
investors, Petty called the $20
milljon orde r "except iona11y
aµbstantial" and appropriate in
the case. . •
Rinaldo and . officers of the •
companies are, in the meantime,
under a temporary restraining
order limiting their ability to
alter or remove company records
Tyleiiol capsllles to be destroyed
By JOEL C. DON or-. o.11r ,... ,...,
LOS ANGELES -Johnson &
Johnson announced today it
intends to recall and destroy all
Tylenol capsules and reintroduce
the product In sptcially seaJed
containers and packaging.
James E. BUrke, chfilnnan of
the New Brunswic.k, N.J.-bued
company, told a press conference
televised on c losed circuit
nationwide that consumers will
be offered free replacements for
Tylenol they might have thrown
away In ,the wake of the poison
deaths of seven people In the
Chicago area six weeks a110.
Those capsules were laced with
cyanide.
He -said the new tamper-
resistant product should be on
store shelves In a few weeks.
On Nov. 21, newspapers will
carry advertisements· offering a
$2.50 coupon toward the
purchue of any Tylenol product.
In addition, people can call a
toll-free number to receive
i nformatio n on replaci ng
diacarded Tylenol.
The number is 1-800-232-2222.
The coat of the r ecall,
destruction and replacement of
the products could exceed $100
million and Burke emphasized
that the cost would be absorbed
by the company.
"It won't come out of the hjde
of the consumer," he said , In
reference to the cost of the
replacement. program.
He noted that Tylenol tablets,.
which were not affected by the
poisoninp. will remain iILStores.
Eventually, he 1'l9ted au over-
the-counter medications will be
(See TYLENOL, Pqe A%)
or initiate major tran.actlon1.
Should the r ecelverahip take
effect next week, that order will
take the fonn of an lnjunctlon
accompanying It. ·
Attorneys for both aides aald
lhey w e r e un1ure whe ther
Rinaldo and the companies could
ralae the bond money.
Harri8on, who called the bond
a m ount ••unu1ua lly high,"
Indicated that he w,ould appe~,
arguing ~hat Petty's order ahoUld
be overturned or, if that falls,
that the bond.should be reduced.
T he appeal is expected to be
heard before next Wednesday's
deadline.
Council
to • miss
hearing
By STEVE MITCHELL
oflhe DeltJ Nolateft
Orange County ofCicials will
consider an Irvine Company
proposal Tuesday that would aee
up to 3,600 dwe lling units
constructed in Laguna Beach's
bac kyard , but city council
members won't be at the hearing.
It 1eems the countyl s
Environmental Management
Agency scheduled the meeting
the same night as Laguna's
regular council meeting, and d ty
officials did not find out about
the EMA hearing until they saw
l ega l noti c~s In a local
newspaper.
The county meeting, acheduJed
from 7 to 10 p.m. In the HaJJ of
Administration In Santa Ana, is
to help the county determine
topics to be cover ed in an
environmental impact report on
th e Irvin e Co mpany 's
deveJopment proposal.
Laguna's bi-weekly council
meeting begins at 6 p.m. that
night and City Manager Ken
.Frank said EMA officials intend
to go ahead with \heir hearing.
"I can only 8Sllume they didn't
know the ir meeting would
coincide w ith our council
meeting.'' Frank laid.
However, he said a city official
will represent Laguna at the
EMA hearing, and reiterate the
city's concerns about the Irvine
Company project.
Luxury hotel envisioned for NewpQrtCenter
When the company submitted
revised plans for the 2,150-acre
project to the county earlier this
year, Laguna Beach counc:.11
members almoet simultaneoualy
submitted their concerns about
the development plan.
The compan y proposes
building up to 3,600 dwelling
units on the pa.n.-el along Laguna
Canyon Road between the San
~~ Free~ay and El Toro
By STEVE MARBLE "' ... ..,.., ......... The Irvine Compa n y ,
unsuccessful last year in e.UUng
citywide support for expanding
Newport Center, unveiled plans
today for a luxury hotel at the
Newport Beach shopping and
professional center.
The request to construct a ·
325-room hotel comes less than a
year after the Irvine Company
abandoned plans for a $126
million expansion of the center in
the wake of a citizen referendum
campaign. That expansion plan
called for office buildings and a
hotel.
The building r equest also
comes on the heels of a fierce city
election In Newport that fc:>c:U9ed
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largely on how quickly the city
should continue to grow.
The Irvine Company lllid the.
hotel, if approved. would be
constructed on a five-acre parcel
near the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. complex and
would be operated by Fo ur
Seaaons Hotels, a Toronto-baled
firm.
Public hearings on t he
r eq u e1ted 'en eral plan
amendm~t wall be held n~t
spring.
Four Seasons, which owns the
Pierre in New York Oty. Four
Seuona Clift in San Frand8co,
and Olympic in Seattle, h.u not
rele~ architectural plans for
the proposed hotel but Aid It
would not be a convention
Rlellarcl Nixon al
thll 19'3 photo.
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faclllty and would be built in a
"garden-like" setting.
The hotel would be own ed
jointly by the Irvine Company
and the Canadian firm.
The hotel chain was the firm
that was to operate the hotel the
Irvine Company requested last
year. Four Seasons reportedly
spent recent months repack.aging
the hotel plan and lobbying local
elecied leaders.
Another c hunk o f \he
Unlucceaful plan to expand the
circular center al90 is resurfacing.
The Marriott Ho\e l Corp ..
which OWN a 377-room hotel [n
Newport Center, Is s ee king
permiaslon to build a l2-atory
addlUon to its facllltles with 234
new hotel rooms.
The expansion project, to be
reviewed by city planning
commissioners next Thursday.
wouJd make the Marriott the
largest hotel along the Orange
Coaat with 611 rooms.
The Marriott abo tasted defeat
last y ear when the I rvine
Company's expansion plans went
up In smoke. At the time. the
Marriott's own building plans
were tied to the Irvine Company
project. The Marriott reflled its
planl earlier this year.
Thtr fact that the two hotel
projects are surfacing a week
after the city elections has not
been overlooked b y those
monitoring local government.
On last week's elec:tion ballot
was fet another referendum-
threatened development -the
Banning Ranch project. Voters,
by a comfortable margin ,
e ndor sed the d evelo pme nt
project and turned back the
referendum.
Jean Watt, of Stop Polluting
Our Newport, said the election
result does not mean smooth
sailing for developers or an end
to dtiz.en referendums as a tool
for dumping d evelopment
projects.
But Carol South, president of
the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of c.ommerce. said she
interprets the election result as a
"vote of confidence" for a city
council that has been charting a
pro-growth c:.•01.u-.e.
The units, ranging from
custom homes adjacent to an
18-hole golf course to affordable
units, would encompass about a
third of the acreage.
The plan calls for phased
dedication of 1,151 acres aa public
open 1p11ce, Including ridgelinee
and hillsides facing the canyOI\
road and in Laurel Can~on.
A l~-acre golf courae, when
added to the public open .. apace,
would amount to about 16 l
percent of the project area 81
open space.
(See MEETINGS, Pase Al)
Brezhnev era ends
with death at 7 5
BJ STEVEN R. eva,T ... 11111111 ..........
M OSCOW -Leonid I.
Brezhnev, who ruled the Sovi~t
Union for 18 1ean. purauetl
detente with the We1t and railed
hla country to nuclear parity
with the United Sta'8, hu died.
Rew• 7&.
~ dllCI Wednaday at
UO a.na. (M~ tilM), but the
official announcement wH
wi\bheld unUl 11 a .m. totlay
whU• mueuverln& for •
MICCftMf· "M11n behlnd the 6wer111w. Ra .. u. or , ...
KrmaUft.
leaderahip includln1 former
KGB chief Yuri V. Andropov
an d lon1-t1me Brezhnev
as1o c late Ko n 1tantln
Chernenko, the two men molt
often iouted u Ukely ~
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-1r1111-. ------
'Irvine patriotic
parade set Dec. 4
BY GLENN SCOT!' or ... Dellr,.......,
Irvine'• Americana quotient
wlll rise another degree in
December when the city Is
graced with Its first full-fledged
holiday' parade. • •
The Dec. 4 parade la the third
apon.sored by the Irvine Kiwanis
Club a1nce the city was formed a
decade ago. But this will be the
f.lrst Incorporating all the
trimmings of a tradjtlonal
holiday parade.
New this year will be the
marching bands. I The Kiwanis parades in 1980 d1'Nl '81 were staged on July 4th
when achool was out and student
musicians were vacationing.
,,Although the parades offered
t !-heir· share of excitement, they
• missed the oom-pah-pah that
,,..,.~anizers sought.
So they shifted the event to an
early Saturday in December
when marching band eeason is
still in swing and the holiday
sp!!'lt is in the air.
~lnll• Hands from the city's three
., 1 n ,high achoola -University, Irvine 1,:,., ,a n d W o o d b r i d g e -a r e
,<i scheduled to march in the parade
as well as one from Tustin's
Foothill High School, the El Toro t:~ Marine Corps Band and a few
t.•t 1 junior h(gh groups.
111 !J
o;v., They will be among the 54
0, ·::entries with more than 1,035
""' :people signed up to ·pass along
the one-mile parade route in the
rh'1 eastbound lanes of Al ton
.. , ~·Parkway. The parade will begin
;; :,at 11 a.m. from West Yale Loop.
Parade Chairman Dick
l:-011,Hermesch said his club members
l•.. • thope to make the parade through
... t,Woodbridge an annual event in
,,d • Irvine. U they succeed, they will
,,d give their city a parade to rival
other ooastal traditions.
L• At a press briefing Wednesday,
.. ,., Hennesch s8id l~ organizations.
'l<.I• 'still can enter the parade, which' 11 .. ,· ••
haa a theme thla year of "Salute
to Youth.''
Entries do not need to be
professional acts, but should be
mor~ than a group of children
walking beneath a b,anner, he
noted~ Current entries include
clowna. antique cars and novelty
groups, he said.
"Our (eelL--.g ll an entry has to
be entertaining," he explained.
"But we'd like as much local
participation aa pouible.''
Interested people can contact
him about entriet11 at 552-4551 ,
Trophies \lo.ill be awarded ln 12
major divisions. Special judges
will review equet1trian teams and
the marching bands. However.
Hermesch said local bands will
vie for ratings rather than
against each other, at \heir
request.
• The Kiwanis Club expects to
spend more than $2,000 on the
parade, aside from volunteer
labor. It hopes to recoup much of
its expenses by offering a
pancake breakfast beginning at 8
a .m . on parade day at
Woodbridge High School.
The city government,
meanwhile, also is donating
about $2,500 In services and
salaries fo1• police and public
works personnel.
So far, club members have not
announced their grand manhal
for this year's event but they say
It will be "someone of interest to
children and students" to flt the
theme.
The sponsoring club originally
wanted to stage the parade on
Barranca Parkway, the main
thoroughfare in Woodbridge.
, Members agreed to shift it to
Alton. which is less traveled but
alto less developed, at the request
of men::hants Crom ~oodbridge
Plaza Center.
Appreciative men::hants have
since volunteered to help acquire
bleachers and have weeds c ut
along Alton. Ruben Bohorquez
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• Bull to survive
Mesa bullfight
By JODI CADENHEAD OflMDellr .........
W i n e imponer Ruben
Bohorquez fla1hed his moat
Irresistible arplle, adjusted hi•
Clery red beret and tat down to
di1cuaa what haa become hla
favorite suQject: the bullfight
scheduled Saturday and Sunday
al the Orange County
fairgrounds.
BulHlghts? In Cost.a Mesa?
Ql)ho"l'!ez admits that the idea
might seem strange to many
Americans whose image of
bullfighting is etched flnnly in
the old Hollywood stereotypes
that depicted the fights aa a
strange mixture of gore and
romanticism. ·
Missing from the old films was
the religious, cultural' and ethnic
roots of bullfighting, said
Bohorquez, who has been
organizing the events in the
United States since 1979.
This wlll be the first time
Bohorquez has brought 1he bulls
to Orange County.
"Bullfi,hting is a cuitural
spectacle,' he said. "They are
held on religious holidays to
coincide with days off. It's a way
to entertain .crowds." The Old California Spanish
Fiesta Days and Bullfights this
weekend will also include a
rodeo, flamenco dancing, a horse
exhibit and Spanish food. The
"bloodless" Bullfights will begin
at 4 p.m. each day.
By not killing the bull the
event remains legal in the United
State11, Bohorquez said.
The banderillas, a spear used
to anger the animal, will be
attached with glue. ln Spain and
Mexico a bullfight ends W'ith the
dramatic death of the bull by a
sword. In t~ weekend's fights,
the mataaor instead will
symbolically place his hand on
the bull's hindquarter.
Hunting is far more inhumane,
said Bohorquez, a self confessed
animal lover who claims to have
never shot an animal and owns
eight cats.
"Thia la no mor~ danaeroua 1port than • motorcyde ra<.-e or a
rodeo," he uld. "ln all the1e
eventa there'• a chance aomeone
might be hurt,"
That chance turned to tragedy
several years -so when a youna
matador dropped hi• cape and
wound up being the waet ot a
charsing bull. He suffered a
broken shoulder and a sprained
neck, Bohorquez recalled.
"All you have between you
and an at'ddent la the cape," said
Bohorquez.
Like all animals, bulls are
colorblind. The magenta cape is
used strictly fQr audience appeal.
The bull ia excited by the
movement of the cape and not its
color.
· "People don't ge to a bullfight
to aee blood and an anLmal
killed,'' Bohorquez aaid. "The
only reaeon the animal is killed is
because next time he would learn
to charge the man and not the
cape.'' ,
All of the bulls used in the
United States exhibitions are
from Mexico jllld are kept on a
ranch in Rivenide. Following the
fight they are either returned to
pasture or slaughtered.
Even If it were poesible to kill
the bull in this country,,
Bohorquez said it would be
pointless because its meaning
would go largely misunderstood.
"In the United States it would
lose a lot of its serious aspects and
its sense of history," Bohorquez
said. "There's no place here that
has a sense of histol")' that you
would find in Spain and
Mexico.''
True bullfight aficionados
appreciate the art and the
spectacle of the performance and
place little importance on the
killing of the bull, he said.
"Bullfighting depicts
everything that is honorable in a
man," he said. "It's theater and
entertainment. But it's real
because the man's life is in
danger."
-Tylentil ~apsules will ·he destroyed hy manufacturer
From Page A.1
i:equired to be similarly packaged
in tamper-resistant containers
according to new federal Food
and· Drug Adminis tration
'l<Jl regulations.
:1d • The' new Tylenol capsules will
11. i be packaged in specially marked
un 1 boxes with . glued flaps. Also, a
bn1 plastic seal will cover the cap and
~nf'.neck of the b ottles and an
inner-foil seal over the mouth of
-·"· the product would have to be
1tl 1 proken in order to gain access.
l•ait. Burke explained, however,
thllt there's no way to make a -.
product tamper-proof and FDA
officials agree with that
assessment.
"As a company we hav~ made
the unequivocal commitment
to rebuild thls business under the
Tylenol name," he said.
"It will be a long time before
the full impact of this senseless
crime can be properly assessed,"
he added. "It has introduced us to
a new form of terrorism and
'brought the potential for new
fears and concerns close to our
homes.!'
The press conference was held
in a New York hotel and
broadcast via closed-circuit
television to 30 cities thro~hout
the nation. Reporters in Los
Angeles, Chicago. Philadelphia
and Washington, D.C. were able
to ask questions through a two-
way audjo hookup.
From Sept. 29 to Oct. 1, seven
people. including a 12-year-old
girl and three members of one
. family, di~ soon after taking
cyanide -laced Extra-Strength
Tylenol capsules. Fo11owing the
Cloµ.dy outlook
'Teniperatures.
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pane of Catlfornla whlle rain Duluth
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mountain• of Nevada and H8ftford
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division of McNeil Consumer JohNJOn & Johnson reportedly still has not turned up an arrest
Products Co .. removed the was once a leading producer of from thousands of leads and
product from store shelves and the acetaminophen-based pain several dozen suspects.
asked consumers to return reliever. Before the Tylenol And the Tylenol killings have
unused bottles. scare, the company commanded spurred nearly 300 "copycat"
Authorities have found eight 37 percent of the $1.2 billion ! n c id en ts involving the
bottles containing cyanide, six of market for analgesics. That tampering of food or drug
them purchased by poisoning figure slid to about 7 percent by products with f h emicals,
victims. the beginning of this month. insecticides, needles, pins, rar.or
Two other bottles were Tylenol, according to reports, _ blades and other harmful
discovered through chemical accounted for more than $400 substances. The fears of
testing of products returned to million of the company's $5.4 poisoning cast a dark cloud over
the manufacturer. More than 8 billion in sales In 1981. this year's Halloween which saw
million capsules were tested and A massive investigation relatively few trick-or-treaters as
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Or1noe Coatt DAILY PILOT/Tnurtday, November 11, 1982 * Al ,_11:11111 --------------
WORLD
I
Poles free Walesa
ami d new strikes
WARSAW. PQland (AP) -
P e l a nd 's martial law
authorities have ordered the
release from internment of
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa
who has been held since
martial law begain Dec. 13,
aovernment spokesman Jerzy
Urban said today.
The news coincided with
the announcement of the
death of Soviet leader Leorud
I. Brezhnev in Moscow and
ca me 24 hours after
nationwide strikes called by
the Solidarity underground in
Poland were qlunted
effectively.' ·
Urban had indicated
Wednesday that because the
work stoppages were minor,
the martial law ~gime might
go ahead with plans to Tift
military rule by the end of
the year.
·E x plos ion r ips T yr e
notiClcation of relatives.
I
r
'
Orange Coun ty'~ old
courthouse sch eduled • for rehabilitation with
the hir ing of
arch itectura l fi rm & (or
the S:"l million project .
Delt~ PlloJ llluetflttton by 119'1 ,_,_ . TYRE, Lebanon (AP) -
An explosion devas~ted the
Israeli military government
building in this southern
Lebanese city today, killing
15 A rabs and some Israeli
soldiers, Israeli officers said.
Israel radio said 40 Israeli
soldiers were wounded.
Israel radio said wounded
lsraelis had been flown to
hospitals in Israel, and a
constant stream of helicopters
roared in and out of 'T'vre
evacuating casualties. · Courthouse rest.oration advances
The Israelis refused to say
how many of their own men
wer e killed . p ending
NATION
Three L eban ese rescue
workers 'returning to Sidon,
north of Tyre. said 60 people
were killed, and tha t most
appeared to be Israeli soldiers.
Kin visit m e morial
WASHINGTON (AP) -In
their silent search of black
granite walls for familiar
names, the kin and friends of
those who died in Vietnam
are conducting their own
people 's ceremon y on this
Veterans Day. (Photo Page
D2).
At Arlington National
Cemetery. Defense Secretary
c,.aspar Weinberger was
speaking after the traditional
wreath-laying.
honoring Raymond Weeks.
credi\ed with the \il,a of
changing Armistice Day.
which observed the end of
hostilities in World War I,
into a holiday honoring all
American veterans.
But ·veterans of the
Vietnam War and relatives (lf
those killed or missing there
are not waiting for Saturday's.
ceremony dedicating the new
monument.
By JEFF ADLER
Oft!M o.a~ Hot •••ff
Arc hitectural firms from
Newport Beach and Irvine have
been selected by Orange ~unty
super.visor s to design and
e ngin eer th e planned
rehabilitation of the old county
courthouse In Santa Ana.
Morris Lohrbach Architects of
Irv ine and Rolly Pulask i &
Partners of Newport Beach plan
to collaborate on the $3 million
project to upgrade the turn-of-
the-cen tury red sand stone
building located at the corner of
San ta Ana Bo ulevard and
Broadway.
Supervisors also instructed
county officials to prepare papers
to lease a portion of the building
·to the state for use as a n ew
division of the 4th District Court
of Appeal and to trans fer the
building's title to the Orange
County Harbors, Beaches and
Parks District.
Title to the old rourthowie now
is h eld by the Civic Center
Authority,•whic h used the
building as security for a $22.2
million bond issue in 1967.
Wednesday's action by the board
would Initiate the process by
whic h t h e t itle will be
transferred back to county
government.
Supervisor Roger Stanton said
state lease o f s pace in the
building will bring the harbors,
\
beaches and parks dlstr'ict
between $170,000 and $200,000
annually.
The rehabilitation project will
bring the aging building up to
current fire and earthquaJ<e
safety standards. Construction is
expected to begin before Dec. 31,
1983. '
Except as a backdrop in several
recent movie productions, the old
courthouse has been unused for
Brown n ;imes judges
Two municipal court judges
were elevated to the s uperior
court bench and a municipal
court vacancy filled Wedn~ay
in action by Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr. ,
Nortll Orange County
"Municipal Court judges James
AlfonsQ, 52. and James Franks II.
42, were named to the superior
court bench. the governor's press
office said. They will earn $63.-
267 annually.
Press aides also announced
that Stephe n Stewart, 48, of
Newport Beach. was appointed to
a vacancy at Harbor Municipal
Court. Newport Beach. Stewart
will earn $57,776 annually.
several years. But the building
served as the seat of county
governmel1t and housed most
county offices in addition to the
courts well into this centurv.
The board approved the $3
million project last July, spurred
by. legislation then pending in
Sacramento w hich would have
allowed the state to take title to
the building if the county did not
proceed with the restoration,
The a ppeals court br anch
slated for the courthouse was
approved by the Legislature in
1981.
Attorneys have long insisted
that the four-justice division of
the appeals court was needed in
Orange County because of the
region's growth as one of the
state:s legal centers.
Besides the court, portions of
the 30,000-sq11are-foot structure
will be leased to other groups,
such as the County Historical
Commission.
And at the White House,
President Reagan was
In a spontaneous ritua l,
they look for names, 57,939 of
them who did not come home.
School si eg e ends
BURKE. Va. (AP) -A
distraught high school
dropout who held up io nine
hostages for 21 hours in a
s c h o o 1 b u i I d I n"g h e r e
surrendered peacefully this
morning, Fairfax County
police said.
Braddock Secondary School.''
Police Chief Carroll Buracker
said at midmorning. "The
individual gave himself up
peacefully."
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Garcia resigns Ponderosa Homes pos.t
"W e are pleased to
announce an e nd to t he
hostage situation at Lake
STATE
The 18-year-old. identified
by police as James Stevens, a
former student, took nine
hostages Wednesday while
looking for his estranged
girlfriend .
D e Lorean ca se .bail cut
coca me.
The president of Irvine-based
Ponderosa Homes ~ne of the
largest homebuilding firms in the
state. resigned Wednesday.
Details of J oh n Garcia's
resignation were not made public
thLS morning as he met with top
executives in meetings at the
company headquarters at 2082
Business Centet Drive, Irvine.
One colleague, h owever, said
Garcia plans to follow a pattern
set by former presidents Mike
Toohey and Jim Peters by
venturing into business on his
own.
Garcia has been president of
Po nderosa for four years.
Industry officials--said this
morning that the resignation
came as a surprise, ~ul they
played down economic tadors.
"They've gone through sor_ne
turmoil just a s every
homebuilding fJnn has," noted
l;'hillp Bettancourt, e xecutive
director of the Orange County
Chapier of the Building lndustry
Aaoclation.
Bettancourt said Ponderosa has
"certainly been a newsmaker in
the community'' under Garcia's
leadership, pot only by producing
top-of-the-line housing but by
participating in community
activities and charitable events.
A subsidiary of Aetna Life and
Casualty Co ..• Ponderosa was
ranked second in saJes volume in
a survey taken earlier this year
of Southern California
homebuilding firms.
Its sales volume was $86.2
million in 1981.
The "Blue Book of Major
Homebuilders" estimated the
firm built 1,130 homes last ~ear
throughout the state. The firm
employs about 400 people and
h as offices in Santa Clara and
lrvine.
Patrick Coleman dead
Among its recent projects are
Park Paseo and Windstream in
Irvine's Northwood Village and
Los Tesoros in Orange.
Garcia's resignation is the
latest in a series of surp.jse
A Mass of. the .Kesurrection
will be offered ionlght in Los
Angeles for Patrick Coleman of
lrvine, a well-known trial lawyer
and former Los Angeles County
Superior Court Commissioner.
Coleman. 55, died Nov. 5 aft.er
a long illness. He had lived in
Irvine the past four /years. announcements to come 'from ilhe
He is s u rvivo'd by twin county's major homebuiJdlng
daughters. Mary Patricia and companies. Among others ~re
Anne Dorothy, and former .wife Peter Kremer's resignation from
Dorothy Coleman, all of lrvine. . presidency of the Irvine
The Mass will begin at 7:30 aC' Company and a decision b y
Our Mother of Good Counsel Broadmoor Homes to withdraw
Church. Crom Orange County. :
LOS0
ANGELES (AP)-A
federal judge reduced by half
the bail for William Morgan
Hetrick , a co-defendant with
automaker John De Lorean in
an alleged $24 million cocaine
deal. but Hetrick's attorney
said his client still couldn't
post it.
Hetrick and Arringto n
were arrested Oct. 18, one day
before De Lorean's an-est at a
h ot e l ~ear L os An ge les
lnternational Airport.
De Lorean. who the
government says hoped to
bail out his failing sports car
company with drug profits,
was freed Oct. 29 after
posting $250,000 in cash and
the balance of his $10 million
Brezhnev era ends lVith death at 75 ~
' • ' ~
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treaty with President Richard M.
Nixon.
Hetrick, 50, was indicted on
federal charges of consplring
with De Lorean and Stephen
Lee Arrington , 24. to
distribute 220 pounds of bail in property. '
President Reagan , offer ir.g
condolences upon the death of
Brezhnev. said today the United
Stat.es wants "tQ work toward an
improved relationship with thE
Soviet Union." Injure d actress 'optimistic'
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Ac tress Eileen Brennan
underwent four houra o f
reconstructive surgery to
cepalr facial fractures she
suffered when she was hit by
a car Oct. 27 on, a darkened
Venice street, a hospital
s po k.e .• w o m ~ n s a I d .
.Brennan, 48, was "very
alert and aware" and in good
conrut.ion after the operation
Wednesday at Danie l
Free.,.an Marina Hospital,
spokeswoman Christie Plank
said. ..She feels optimistic."
Doctors alao rern«Wed a splln t
and corrected bone placement
tn her left leg.
In a letter to Vasilly
Vasllyevlch Kuznetsov, first
deputy c hairman o f the
presidium o f the Suprem£·
Soviet. Reagan called Brezhnev
"on e of the w orld '1 m ost
important figures for nearly twc
decades."
He also asked Kuznetsov to
convey his sympathies to the
Brezhnev family.
In a separate s ta t em e nt,
de puty White House press
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secre tary Larry Speakes said
that the United States would
send a high-level delegation to
represent the ·united States at
memorial ceremonies in Moscow.
The official T$SS news agency
to take
advantage ot
said today that the president and
party secretary-general had died
a "sudden death."
No cause of death was given ln
the official obituary although
Brezhnev has been ailinl( for
a ·manuracturer's---........,
~rror fn
overshippingl
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years and there were reportll he
suffered from heart troublf, a,
stroke and cancer. ~
Brezhnev led the Soviet Uriion
longer than any man exc pt.
Stalin.
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NIGUEL SLAYING ... Festival of Arts
seats hew hoard
Nearly 100 La1una Beach
Festival of Arts members braved
wet w e ath e r to see thre e
incumbent board member• re-
elected and two long-tim e
volunteers honored.
Festival board preaident Anne
Chase waa returned for a fourth'
term, and board members Philip
Freeman and Jack Kemp wlll
begin their second, three-year
terms on the panel.
Presente d w ith life tim e
membe rships wer e pionee r
Pa.geant o f the Maste r s
participants Margo Goddard and
Ed Hobart. '
Goddard posed in the first
. "living pictures" production In
193;i in a sculpt ure called "The
~rs.''
She was the first nude model
who ever posed In the half·
century production, in which
famoua worka of art ar~ r~·
created ualna live modela.
She poeed aa the ~ flaure
in the lirat Paseant o f the
Mastera two yeare later. and
conti n ued her volunteer
"•still-life" repreaentatlona for .
many years.
Hobart, a former La1un£
Beach lifeguard and polloe
ofCicer, represented a sculpture
In "A Moment's Rest" during the
first Pageant of the Mastera
performance.
A year later he po9ed as "The
Blackamhh's Helper·," and
continued a8 a Pageant volunteer •
fnto the 1970s. ·
' In the 1950s. he helped with
'the Don and Ivy Wilson Puppet
Show on the festival grounds,
working the lights, sound and
stage effects, and, on occasion,
,pulling a few puppet strings.
'Baldwin. ORC.ANS l1ftl PIANOS · .~..:::, s1oo5oo
Drnticaly Reduced to-~
Long-time Pageant of the Masten vol~nteen
Margo Goddard and Ed Hobart wete
presenlea: ~ith iil~time m e mberships to
the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts .
a t annual m eeting.
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e· sq. 2.17 4·91
ti EAT RESISTANT
CLEAR GLASS JENNA
TEAPOT • ACCESSORIES
From East Germany
JENNA TEAPOT
Famous and beautlful pot
la complete with Inner glass
stralner/lnfuaer.
5" tall 32 O"f-18.88
WARMER WITH METAL TRAY
& VOTIVE CANDLE HOLDER
5y,• dla.x3V." tall 8.51
CHOCOLATE
ADVENT
CALENDARS
FromWeat
Germany •
Each little
"window" has a
chocolate treat
to help count
the days 'tll
Christmas .•
2.6 oz.
Chocolate
10· )( 131/1" •
1.84. each
FROM OUR
SPARKLING •
CHRISTMAS SECTION
EARTHENWARE fi'.~l!I~~
· "CANDLE HOUSE
· · · From Taiwan
Colorful house lets
the candlellght
show through the
open doors and
windows. Assorted
Designs
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From Page A1
and lM l&·yur~ld IOI\ were at
the hOUlt when the arave wu
dilcoYerwd bu& choee not co watoh
u kiv•tl1atort, armed wl&h a
March warrant, du1 ln\O the ~. hart 11ld th~ woman wae
buried about three feet deep w1d
wu wrapped ln a ahee\. He said
she had been ahot once wlth a
amall-callbel' weapon In the
upper tono.
Police aaid nel th er the
hueband nor the son remained at
the house Wednesday evenina
while investlsaton searched the
home for evidence.
,.
Hart aald th• youth w ..
arrHted after evide nce waa
dlacovered lmpllcatlna ¥•
15-year-old. He would not 1-Y
what that ~ WM.
Nel1hbon, who e~~aed
ahock 9YM the killing, ~ Shoemaker u a friendly, rwat
woman who wu active in Fourth
of July actlvltlea in ll h•
nelshborhood and ralaed
vesetabie. and rabtMta. '
One neJVibor Mid the couple
had lived there about three ytfars
~that the arret1ted yQ\lth WU
Che woman's son from a previbua
maniap. IJ
MEETINGS CONFLICT ... ·~
From ~age A.1
But Laguna council memben
submitted a list of concerns about
thepropoul two months ago, and
a city repretientatlve will be on
hand at Tue.day's EMA meeting
to review thoee comems.
The c ounc il wants t h e
envirol\menl8] report to evaluate
the effecta of trafflc on exiating
r oadways; flood con~r ol
measures· the effect on the view
TRAY
10· dla.
2.88
NUTCRACKER
!51/i" long
3" deep
2.81
lj
I I of motorist.I on the canyon ra.d.
and whether the public would
have acceu to lhe open lands.
They able> wanl to see a ~t
reven ue analyaia of public
servi~, grading impac~, and
altemallves that would include J1
less intenaive development.
The Hall of AdminiatratJoni ii
located at 10 Civic Center Plaza
in Santa Ana. •,
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NATURAL WOOD STEMWARE HOLDER
RACK OR TRAY From Taiwan
Handy rack to attach to underside
CLOllONNE BANGLES
From China
Oellcarely multk:olored and
delightfully detailed
bracelets In a1..,..--.. ....
of closet shelf or use as a t•ay.
Holda·approx. 12 glaasea.
WI'.~~· 10· x 17• ):, ' .. • ....... -.) 4 99 :' \ :.:.-_J ·-• \.:;:::1 r-::.
l:O'fi:IS ~lS· 4 ilfZE&-~._.,.
4 • dla. x 2• deep
to av.· dla.x3" deep
3.79 to 8.99
CANISTERS All 4 'I•• dla.
5.99 5· tall
spartdlng
assortment.
2~· dla.
7.77
each
HANDlOOMED COTTON
CHECK TABLECLOTHS
From India
3Y1 • dla. 9.49 e· tall
Y, • checks and stripes are
Interwoven to form gingham
like patterns. E'Aach alze come
In basic &ones of Red, Green,
Orange, Chocolate or Gold.
4" dJa. 12.99
Rolling Board a· x !5"
Utensils Approx. 7 V1 • long
HANDCRAn IAIKETRY BAMBOO POTATO
!5" long x 3V1 • wide 1.49s.1
~*AIR FARE SALE! •
'
SAYE
NOW!
"DEEP DISCOUNT AOUNO-TAIP PRICES".
Lk>e ANGIL.El AEO. COACH Ol!EP otSCOUNT 'NflA TO FAM F,.E
Anw1lo 341.00 ...
lelUiliOi9 111.00 ..... .. ,, • ....,. 7IO.OO ....
......... 111.00 ......
~ M0.00 ....
Detroit 711.00 --II..... 571.00 --Madleon 411.00 ...... N9w OftMne •.oo __. Otcl9MfM City m .oo ,..
Omft 471.00 --Ol'telldo 7IO.OO 171.9
,...., City, 8.0. 110.00 --• ...,.,., M0.00 ...
T°'8d0 •. 00 -· T°"911• 904.00 --
SAVINO& , ·= ----FLY ! LAT£R ---· ... --.,. . .,, . =-•Lower f .. ~If.,.......,.. befof9 Da 8 llber 11.
CAL·MART TRAVEL ERYICE (714)957·2590 , ... ~-:.~-
•
"PACKAGING"
From lndoneala
Wonderful
containers for
glfta, treaaurea
and
potatoeal
PALM
GADGET
FINE
WOVEN
BAMBOO
I llZll
2• deep
.79
6'h • dla. e• dla. e• dla. x 4'h" tall to
10'h • dta. >< 1· tall a• tall •• tall
1.41 1.• 1.71to a.-.
NATURAL GA WAUtUT l'INllH llNTWOOD
DINING CMAIM
l'rom Aomenla
Hendeome hetd·
wood °"'" have netural W0"9fl
a.fie ......
NATURAL RAMIN WOOD
lftEAKl'AIT IN HD TUY
From Hong Kong
Natural wood
alata rorm a
hllndy folding tray.
I Yt" tall 13• )( 22·
IOUD lllCHWOOO 8UTCHIR ILOCK
DINING TAM.I l'rom Vugoelavta
Natural beeohWOOd Wtttl I llght oil flnllt\ II petfecttr crafted Into • contemponwy c .... lc.
Orange Coeet DAILV PILOT/Thurlday, November 11. 1982 *
"9.JC NOTICC rtalC NOTIC( NllC NOllct MLIC NOTICl "9.lC NOTICl
YOU AM• _.AULT UMDlfl A YOU •-. DlrAUL.T •-•A CM! ll11f .... , .... ---Tll'I I"'• -----:~or
DllD or UUIT DATID r.W°'l' uutt.JATio NOTICIOP""'9TIH'IAUI -=JFIJ--,._ TO -oif"~ e:t'=\':cL"#:lt , ••• ~or'~o ..... TO '"o'•'°"oT T.I .... '"" DIOLj ~ OCMITY .......
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ML.DATA U&.L•YOU ATA 11AU •v011 flA8T AMt! .. ICAN Tl'tll 1 YOU A!l'f' , .. Dfl'll.UlT UNDUI ........... 01 ... ... MIDUMAftOMCWlttl IDANIXPLAMAT'ICM .. OPTMI INll)RANCI COMPANY • THAtC(RlAINC>lClAlllATIONO, ..... AMOP1
MATURI °' '"' "90C:llDINQ NATUfll °' '"' PflOCllDINQ Ctiotoin1• '01r,01•llOn, •• frutl ... COVINANYS, CONDITION• ANO NTrTIOM"i ICYONO 10' CHOI AOAINIT 'tOUw:.t" IHOUl.D AOAINIT YOU YOU IHOUl.D 1 t~C•tW tUllff or Subtlllullcl 1111HIKHIONS OATE.:0 JANUARY flllPONDINTI YOUNG IHll( CONTACT A I.A CONTACT A l.AWYtll l lutl ... of 111•1 C•ll•ln Dffd of H . 1tu. 0' 1 Hl BAY8HOAE8 .... CHOI NOT'ICI OP TllUeTU .. IA"8 NOTtCI ~ T9Ulnt'I IALI liutl •HCuleO by fllatemeh M HOMf.OWNIAS AllOCIAllON IUllllllNlt ,,._y LAW)
T.I. .... -r T ...... -AIOI. en unmaui.d WOMl ll, and UNlUI YOU fAl(I! ACTION TO CAii NO. ··-1
NOTICI II 1-tEM.IY OIV(H. 11\11 NOTICl ii HEMBY OIVIN, 11\et ttcO!ded 89'1~Mf t I, 1978 at PlllOTICT YOUR P"OPl!RlY, IT NOTtCll Y.v Miff ........... . on Weclne9dey, Ho¥wllb9f 24 tff2. on Weotlelclay NcMnlW 14 1911 IMININl\t No M55 111 IOQ6I \3304, MAY H IOlO A.TA Puel.IC IAll!. T-.-' _, _... ...... ,..,
••• 00 o·Clloc:k Liii of MIO Oay. In •• 8 00 o·dodi. m Of Mid dey, ~ ,.,. , .... 01uc1•1 AaCQldt or ,, vou NUO AN l>IPl.ANATION ....... ,_ ....._. ....,., ~
Ille room ... U1C1e tor cioncluelll'Q Ille toom Mt Midi '.Of c~lll'IQ Oranga County C:•lllQ•lll•, •110 O I' HI I! NA TV A f OF TH l r::,......, _....II.,.,_. -
TNIM'• ...... wlll'llrl Ille otflcee of Tl\lllM'• a ..... wtlhlrl the~ Of ~· lo ·~· C.flaln Notk:4t of PROCH.DINO AOll.INIT YOU. YOU ......... ., ~. ~Al EST A TE 8ECUAITll!8 Ai Al EITATI! llOURITlll Del.ult 1n.re11nO•• recOfdad July IHOUlO CO..TAC:T A 1,AWVl!R "you will\ to ..... Iha adViCe ol
RVICI!. lc>eated I I 2020 NOttll HAVICE located at 2020 No•lll l3, 1012 .. 111 l11t1r1i111anl No On WaOM•d•Y· NQVM\.,., 17. •n 111orney In Ihle Miiier, you
oactwey. IUll• 206, In tile City of ''~'Y" lull• 2oe. In the City of H ·U Oaoa. 1n 1001>. Of OlllGlll IHI, •• 10.0Q • Ill Qr I• eoon "'°"lo do IO ptomptly IO lhat VQUf
lent• Ana, County Qf OtMge, Sl•I• Sant• An•. COunly Of Orange, 81•1t A«lorOt of MIO County, will Ul\def IMrNfter .. mty ti. tMaOft•bll ••• reeponat Of pieadlng, II ltly, 11\IY be OI C1lt1ornl•. REAi. E8TATI! Qf Callforn11, Rl!Al ESlATE anoput'"!ll'lllQlllClo.ciolTru.t fl\a 11ont 1t~t QI tllt IMPIRIAL ~Ofltlme.
llCV'"llH SERVICE •• Clllfornla SECURlfll!S 8ERlllCI! •• C•lllornla NII II public lilct~ IOf CMI\, 1•~1 IANI< I UIL.OINQ, ... TOWll c.nw Av I. 0 I u.'."' h. •I ill. corporation, H duty appointed corpQr1tlon. H ou1y appQfn\tO moMy 01 the U~lltO 8ttl•• 01 Drive, In the City of CQJll M-1 illtffta114il14ll1. II trllll11111al 'tltill•
Tr\llt.a under and PllflUanl to tile TruatM undtt and put1uan1 to the Amatica, • calllla< • ctt.ck PtYaiH count y of 01allg•. 8t•t• or _..., OOAlt• Ud. 11111111dl1nttl • po-ot H I• conferred In that power ot ••'• contarrad In lh1t to Uld lru•t" dr•wn Oii • tltt• °' C a11101nla , ~h• IAY81't0REI Ml...a .,e Ud. ,......... ....,.
°"1aln Oaad of Trull tlllCUltd by l*111n 0..0 of ltull tltlCUled by n•tlonal baotk. 1 •tatt Qt lt<S.,el COMMUNlt'Y ASSOCIATION (the 4ta II .... LM le t11'-MMloll 4W
JUDITH c . PETERSEN, whQ THOMA S J LANPHIER and cradll union, Of. altlt Qr fa4trll "A11ocl1Uon''I. thro11g11 '"duly ....... ~ea lltlt U Jucly C. PatarMn. MARGARET l . l ANPHIEA. llVlngt end loan IUOC:llllOn lpC>Olntld aoant and •tlotnty, lEE ll Uflt<S CIUH IOllCltlr ti ~a.cl leptamo.r 29. tHO, In hutban<I and wife. aa )olnl 11nan11, Oomlc;iled '" thll •1•1•• •t tht 1111111 H. DURST. WhoM '~"' addr ... conMIO de un •bog1do an "'• 8oo11 1S7'3 ot Offlc:lal Record• of r-dld Fabtulf)I t7, t882, In tile an tr i nc• 10 '"11 Ame•lct.11 TUia 1nd telephone number la al\Own a 111 n I o. d • b • r f • h • c • r Io ••ICS County, at page 1518, olflca of lh• County Recorder of ~-"''-Flt 5compe1rrv,~tadof•s' 1!4 below, Will Sfll AT fl UBl.IC: ~lfttntntt, de Mia m..,.,t, Alco«Mt'• INlnirnenl No 400t0, ••Id County, .. Racord••'• ...,II th trMI, n he ... ty an. AUCTION TO TH( HIGHEST au raepWtl• ateflla, ti hay algunl.
by,_ Of a bfMcll Of def""! In lntlfumenl No '2·064156, by Ana, CaHfornla, Ill that tight. tltll BIDDER FOR CASH {pay1blt al PlllCM Mt 1tg1tlrad1 a tlampQ.
payme nt °' pe1101manc• o l lht raaeon of a brHch Of defaull lh ano lntt(atl cOIWl)'ld to ano now ume QI .... 1n lawful mciney of the t 'YO THE Rl!lflONDENT. Tiii
ot1lle.a t1on1 11c:1tr•d thereby, payment or parto rmanc• 91 th• '*4 by 11 undlf Hid DMCI of Truet United Sl•tH I pu11u1n1 to Ille petlllone1 11 .. filed • petition
tnctuqlno lhat 1>11-.Ch or default. obllg1t111n1 11c:ured thtreby, in tlle prQP•tly •lluatao In ~aid po-of ula c:Qnfe1110 In that conc.rnlng your ,.,.,,1aga If you fllil
Notloa of wnlctl wu ~Oed July Including that brHch Of def1u11, C<>Vnty end St1I• deecrlbed .. oertlln Dlcl•t•llon of Cowntnta, to "'-1 1awonM wllhln 30 d1y1 of 30, 1112. • Aecor<Mr'• lnltNrMllt Nc>tlce ol wtllc!tl wu rao<;>ra.lcl Ju~ Lot 3 01 TIKI No. 79" aa per CondltfQ(ll •nd R•1t1lctton1 (t.tlt the d•tt Ill•• this 1ummon1 II Ho. 12·215047, Will SELL AT 22, \882 ••• Racotdllf'I lnllrvrnant MIP flCO(d•d In eCIOIC 3i&. Paget. ·•cc&R'•"I •• racorO•O In l oolt Mfwd on )'OU. your dtfl<Jlt may bl
J'Vll.IC AUCTION TO THE No. 12-254340, Will SELL AT IQ 11 lnCIUllV• 01 MllC:tllaneou• 8978 P9gll 575 ti MCI lnc:lutlve ant"ad Ind Iha COUfl m•y antar. ~GHEST BIDD~R FOR CASH. PU~LIC ~UCTION TO THE MIPI In lht offic: ..... lhl County' Offk:ill Recorcll ot--Oran0e County'. Judg,mant CQnlllnlng lnjunctl¥t Of
lawful moflty of the lt/llted S1alM. HIGHEST' BIDDER FOR CASH, AtcOf!Ser 01 eaJd county. Cllllornle and Without c~t Of oth« order• concerning dlllltlon ol
OI • ceetllar't cflKlt drawn on a lawful money of 11141 Unit.CS StatM. , Er.C491 •11 c>ll, Oii ilghtt, mlnwata. w•rranty. uprau or lmpllad. prQperty, •pouHI •upport, cNld
1111• or national bank, a 1ta11 or or a c:aaNllf'• chick on 1 11111 Of i'nlnar•I right•, n•tural ~. rlgl'lll. regudlng tltla, poUHllOn or c:u~tody, chlld IUl)<>eOrl, auorney
tedaf1ll etldlt union, Of a tlllt Of n•llon•I benk, a tt•t• or 11<11111 and otlltl llydrQcarbQt\t by enc:umt>ranc:ta, Ill that cenlln rHI ..... COlll, llnO tueh other rallat u Mderal Mvlnell and loan euociatfon credit unlOn. Of 1 11111 0t lldlral What~Wf nlml known Thlt may proptrly 11tU1tld In thl County cit mey be g1anllcl by file couf'1, The
Ootntclfed In i'lil111a11, all payable al uvlnge and lo•n a11ocla1ton b• within °1 u11oar Hid la nd, 011ngt. Slat• of Celltornla., g1rnl1hman1. ol wagea. taking of
the lime of NII, 111 right. tJ111 11nO domiciled In thll llata, all payeble at tooethlf Wtlh the perpetual right 01 detcllbld u fQllowa· mc>ney Of ptopeny, or Qther court
"'1wM1 netc1 by It, .. l rullM, In the 11~ of ..... all rloflt, 11111 and dillllng, mlnlnfi, oplQrln9, •nd Unit 80 of Tra ct 7338 •• IUthorllad p1oc:ee<11nge m1y also
that rMl PfQ91ftY alluate In aald lnl"••I held by 11. H Tru11 ... In Ol>ltMfng lhllf• Of· and llOflng In contaiMCI In 8QOlt 28'. Paget 1 to r_,,., CQUnfy and State. dHc:rlb•O H that rHI proplflY situate In aald I/Id iamovtng the..,,.. from salCI 15 lnc:luaf\le. of ~ Mapa Dated October 27. 1962
fotlowa; County and Stat•. described 11 land or any 01'* IM<l. includ•ng tile In the Oltlol•I Record• of O••f'IOI NMcr Gflftt, Daputr lot 5 Of l1acl 5005 .. pat mep fotfOWI right IO wfllC>aloc:k or d1t1CtiOt1tlfY County Clllfoanrnll Lew °"'°" If y T LM
.,_dad In Bodi 183, Pages 17 to PARCEL 1. lot 80 ot Tract No. drlM Ind mine fiom lllldt other than The '111Ht 10d1et1 and other 710 W. 1tltl iL 11 of Mlaceffaneou1 Map1. In the 10348, In Iha City of lrlllne. County lh<>H harelnabova dnc:ilbld, ~I Of common ""6gna11on, 11 any, Of tht c .. ta MaN. CA 9127
office of the County Recorder ol of 0tanoe. Stitt ol Calll0tn1e. u QN wall•, tunnel• and 1111111 nto, real property deec:1lbed above la (714) Mf-eMO
Seid County. per map recorded In Book 474, thiough 0• ec:rou tlia aubaulface 01 purpQ1l1d to ba 17681 Btllltny Publl1h1d Orange COHI D•ll Ttla atrHI 1ddrH1 or other Page• t6 through 18, Mlaee11111eou1 lh• lend heralnabov•. daacilbed, lane, Huntington IMeh. Callfomla; Piiot, Oct. 28, Nov .. 4. 1 I. 18, 188
common dHlgnatlon Of the rHI Maps, In tha office Qf the Courtly and 10 t>ouom •uefl Whopttockad or further VM1lng to aald raat property 4748-82
propatty haralnabove delc:rlbed II Recordet QI tald County. dlrect1011ally drilled we111, lunnete 11 In th9 name of RICKY D. JAMES •. -------------
putported to be: 3108 Taft Way, E • c: •Pt I II o 11 • g • • • n d and •h•fll under •nd benMlh ,bf • lllngta man Ml.IC NOTICE
Coata Meal. CallfornlL hydrocarbon 1ubt1anc:et and other beyOnd the ••laflor llmll• theteof. Th• und.trllOf\•d T1u1te1 1------------Tll• 11nder1lgn1d hereby mineral righll, withoul ~.the •nd 10 radrlll, retunnal\ equip. dl1c1elm• 1ny ffabltlty to1 eny F1CTtTIOUS .., ... ,,
dltcla lmt all llablllly for any rlQhl 10 ll'llllf the 1urfact ol Mid m11n1ain, rapelr, deepen and lnc0tractnM1 of the etrMt addr-NAMI ITATl•NT
lncon'.ctlllet In Mid 1trM1 addrass lal>O down 10 • Olltance of 500 feet operate any IUCh -11• °' minet. end othe1 common dHlgn•tlon The following per10t11 are doing
"'Olhlt common Oeeignatton. from th• aurtaca lharaof, u without. hOWeve<, the right to dnn. lion "any,.,_'**"· buliMM u : Seid Mia Wfll bl mede wlthOut r-4vad In lhe Died .-deO Mey mine, 1t0ta. explOfl 1nd operate ~ ... Wiii.,. mact. to aatlsfy EYE CATCHER. 2485 Irvine
watranly, .. pru1 or 1mpltad, 23. t9IO.ln~ t38tS,p1191 t57, throughtlleturlaceortheu~500 t~ obllg•tlon HCurad by, and Avenue, No 4, CQatl M•n. CA r99ardlng 1111•. poneulon. or Ottlc:lal Rac:ordl 1111 of Ille aubaurlace Of 18 land, pur1u1nt to the power of ula 92627.
encumbr•ncu, to ullsly the PARCEL 2 E11emanll H Hl as r...ved In 11141 dMO rlCO<"ded COl\fefred In Alt.Ida I ot the aDo"9 RICHARD JOSEPH KASPER
prlnclpaf balance of lh• Note Of forth In Iha Sacllons entltlad February 28, 1874 In BOOll llOS4, rafarenc:ed CC&R'a; and purauant JR .. 2485 lrvln• Avenue. No 4, Qtl\ef obllgallon aecured by H id "Cettaln e1semen11 '°' Ownar1", P• 1169 of offK:lal record• to Ar11cie 1. See ot the CC&R'• the Coall ~. CA 92827
o.ed of Trull, with lntar11t and "Support, Salllement and The llllet •ddran or other Nolloe of A-I and Claim of LINDA JANE ROLFSON. 2485
Qlher turns •• provided therein: Encroachmenl" ano "Common common dulgnatlon °1 said Lian wH racorOeO agalnll tha Irvine Avenue, No 4, Coeta M ....
plu1 advanc:", 11 •ny, under th• Orlvewey Easamant" of the Artk:le propttt~ 1• purpoltld to be 3571 •bova duc;rlbad real prop-CA 82827. ..,_ tNrtol and lnt«•t on 1UGh •nllllad "Euement•" oLtll• Nutmeg, lrYIM, Callf0tnli. arty fQ r nonpayment Qf du11 Thie butlnelt It condueteo by•
advanc:ee. and plwa IMI, char11414 Dec laratlon ol CQvan1nu, Seid 1111 will be m•d• wllh1>ut 1nd 11H11men11 on Merch 18, gene<al P•rt,,.,thlp. and lllpentM of 11141 Trullee enc:t Qf Cond1llon1 end Real1tc:tlon1 c:ovenant or ••rrenty. expr~as or 1982, lnttrumant No. 82-094265 In Richard J. KUPI< Jr.
the ttuall eraetad by said Oead ol deecrlbed In "SUBJECT TO·" below Implied, •• 10 lllla, ~on or the Offlel•I R1cord1 of 011n111 Thll 11a1-1 we• flled with Ille lrull. Tha ,total •mount of Hid (the "Oec:lar1tlon"I ancuml>fancM to aatl•fy the unpaid County Cllllomla' and further tlll County Cleflt of Orenge County on
obtlg1tlon. lnc:ludlng taasonebly PARCEL 3. e.~ts u tuell bale11c• on the not• Qr notH NQtloe 'ot Oll•u1t' and Elac:ttan to October 7. t882
Htlmaled teu. chargu and ~11 ata partlc:ullt1)' Mt forth eecurlcl by aald OMd of Trust. to SIM ef*:tlnQ Mid rMI ptoperlywu F1W114 ~of the TruttM, •I the ti~ In lhl Ar11Cle entitled "EaMrnll'lt•" with $31.08• 81, ptua the lollOWlng rec:otded "'-3 1982 In ll'IClutlw Publith•d Oreng• COHI Daily
of lnttlel pubtlcetlon of this Notlel, is of the 0ec1arallon of Cownanla. Hllmatad coat•. eapel\HI and a1 ~t NO. l:t-11ii157 In ttMi Piiot. Oct :21. 21. Nov 4, 11, 1982 133,809.2& Co11dltlQnt •nO Rutrlctlona adVlllClt 11 Iha time of the initlll Otfldal Aaccwdl of <>r-. COUnty 4M7-82 Dated! Nowmb9f 2. 1882 Oatcrlbed In ··suBJECT TO:" below pubtlcetJOn of IN• Nollc9 of Sala. Cehfomla • 1=:;;;.. _________ _
REAL ESTATE . (Ille Mui« C>actarahon"I under tl)9 SS.4.508 72 Tiii total ltnOUt'll of the Ul1j)ald "8.IC NOTIC£ SECURITIES SERVICE. Mellon Section heading• In IUdl NOTICE TO "'°"fn'V OWNPI 1>11..-of the obllg1tlon Mc:Uted 1------------P'ta.IC NOTICE
• Celltomia e0tpot1tlon. Moc:le ant.tied .. tOltowa· "Owner• ~C:-n:.~~~'?'i1':"J by th• p1o~r1y 10 be SQld ano F~:A~I K-G2174 .. Tlu•t... Right• and Duties· "UtHlli.I .no 1971 UNL.111 YOU TAICE ACTIOM rauo11•bl• ut1m1t1d C:Olll. T1141 followllVI --ton• -d"""' ................ C""'-T,..,. By. (SEAL) O. J. MOtQlf, C•ble T111vt1ion." "Sldeyard • eJ(PlflMI and adYancia at the time ~ .... ~. ~· .... ,..... ~... -c .... ":!...::::!' ...... Ila Preaiclent Euements." ·· Suppofl and TO PflOTECT YOUlll "'°"""· of th• lnltlel publlcatlQn of the .,.,__ ---'"'""' .,__.h ........... IT MAY H IO&.D AT A PWLIC , LEHMAN FISHER CO., 333 C,......,,.. _..,....., """ ~. ... ......... y. Salllement." "Eneroac:hmant," ano I ALE IF y 0 u NI Eb AN Notloa of Siie, lncludirG auomay. ....... ' ...... -Sulla 208, "Communlly Faclllu .. E-nt." ..,,..,. ..,.;..,TION O"' TH"" NaTu•• 1-llnO coeta. ls 12.27l>.OO. EHf 171':,,!2
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Santi Ana, CA 92708 PARCEL 4· EaMment for lnQr-• .,,,. ..... _.. r "' .. "5 Dated: Oclober 21, 1882. Callloroll •cv 1171 N . ..,_...,Awe. Tatephone: (714) 953-6810 agrHI and atretl purpost1. and OF THE PflOCHDINQ AGAINST eAYIHORll COMMUNITY Hal L1hm1n. 734 Via lido F..,lon, CA ...
Publllhld Or•n1.1 CoHt Dally draltlaga In, under, through •nO ~~OU SHOULD CONTACT A AllOCIATION, L" H. Dunt, ffl SouO, Newport 8each.1Cat1fo1nl1 ~LAINTIFF: UNION eANK, 1
Piiot. Nov. 4, 11, I • t982 la'Oll thal portion of lot N end Lot FIRST AMERICAN TITLE alter111y an411 e1enl, tH Town 826&3 BMnOt Fllhef o·efYO", 47390 C~~~·AN TYLEf 4472-82 42 of Tr.ct t0334, .. par m-i> flied C111tar Drive, l1111ta toO, Coale la ------------•in Book U 6, pag .. 25 10 39 INSURANCE COMPANY, MHa, Callfe,llll tlt21, (71') Amlf Drive, Palm Daaert. Calil0tn SOLLY; DOii 1 llirowtll 10 "'8.IC NOTlCE inc:tuslve, ot MllClll1MOU1 Mapa. • CalllQrl\tl eotpotatlon 141·'97 922eO ~
-----.-.. ------•records of H id Coun•z. shown ~ ~o;i IUlhott&ad otflCiar PubtlaheO Orano• CoHt Dally get"':~ ~~ucted by • ~~~
NOTtCI TO CMDfTORI ~~~O:..,~:.•: Santi Anl. CA 92702 Piiot, Oct 28• Nov. 4• 11' 1M2 Hat Latwnan NOTICIEI Yeu hewa Miii ~
Of' euuc ~.. -·-e:-, (714) 558·321 t 4729-82 Thie .iat-1 w .. folld wfth the n. _, ,..., dacWa ...... ,_
( ..... 1101 .. 107 U.C C) Covenan11. ondll1on1 and P.ubllshad Ora.ni• Coast 0111'y ...... 'IC Mftl..-c Coull"' CWlr Of o...,. COi.iniy on _,.....,. -.......... llMrtl _.... · • • Restrle1~ rec:ot6ad on Auoust 16. p .... ,_ ""' ~ ., •--Nollce It hereby oivan to thal 1980 In l>OOll t3704 peon 168 10 dot, Nov 4. 11, I • 1-2 Oct!>bet 18. 1982 rev ,......, wttNn • .,.. "9ed
c:redltor• of JAMES G. WHITE JA. 182 l~lu-. of Oftd al Records Of 4657-82 ec...-n ,,_ .. ....__...,. ...... .
Trwwf9f0t, wfloM busin.s ad°'eu aalO Ol'lllOI County MftTICC ~ CCMMT M Publl1hed Orange Cout Dally II you wlltl to ..... the ac1..ic. of II 2925 College Ave. •A·10, City ol Tha llrHI a<Sdran or o thai ____ Ml..,...~IC=""~-=--~= C~OflMA Piiot. Oct. 21, 28, NOv. 4, 11, 198! en atto1nay In 1111._ mailer, you
Coale.Mm&. CA ~Cauncy. of commQn dHlllntfll)l'i Of'tll• ,_81 llC.-0121'1 • COUNTY 0. 09'ANOa ·· '4624-82 ahould do IO promptly IO thll yOUt
Orange, State of Cllfllomle thet •1p,-.. herlln41bove delcrlbed In ~-••• COUttT M no Ctwle Ctr. Of. w... 1----------·---1 written rt1pon11. II 1ny. m1y .,. bulll. lranefet 11 about to be made to ....,... " . s --...... AM. CA ll701 .,._IC MftTICC ftlad on time. ~L.PICCOL0an<IVALEAIEA.rr:!~'6:~t;n:•· lt nowepple. CIE.Nn.A~=ACOUNTY PLAINTIFF: NATIONAL ,IC:::_r:,._11 AVllOI Uelad ha 1ldo
PICCOLO Tran1lereu whosal Tha u nd•rtlgneO hereby .AIDtCIM. DISTMCT AMUUCAN TITL• INIUflANCI ,.,..,... --4fefft111d14lle. El lrlllunal puede
bu1. lneu addllH 11 1350 Cert disclaims •II llablllly 101 any 700 Clwtc Ctf. Dr. w .. t COMPANY. NAMI ITATI....,. daeAdlf ~· Ud. 1111 eudlenc:lll e StrMI, City of Anehalm, Counly ot lnoorractneu in Uld stt:eetaddreu IMta AM. CA D•FINDANT: HAROLD I. The IOllQwln9 pa11on1 are -... Ud. ,.....-dentra
Orange,SlataotCallfornla. OfOthefcommon....._'-6 tlOn , INT l'f •HtLLI~ M TAYL°"; lllAYMOND ~. PANtCI; dolngl>l.lelMttu: ....... LMle lll'-'-ten.-e Thi ptC...-... to bl transletred fl S-"~ ............. ~-':.. ~ .. -~ ~ .. A : r • TNQIMI LI~ PAT'MCIA PARTS INTERNATIONAL, ::eot ~ ,,_., ...., -,.,. ._ .,,_ ,..., ..... , HUTCMltltCSN and MARY I!. • a..cnbed In Olf*al .. : All stock In waflanty, eapreu Qr tmplleO.. HUTC..-ott I~ -.a.TAii SAYMOS Dow Avenue, T111t1n, CA 82680 I Us lad due• •ollcltu al
trade.flxturM.aqulpmentlfldgc>od regarding Ihle, poueuton. 0 , a LOA.N AllOCIATION.i.. a JIMSLEMOHSIMPORTS,tNC , c:on .. IQ 0• un abogado en"'•
will of lh•l Mall-Order Pantyf\<>H •nc:um1>rancu. 10 Htllfy Ille eer,.,attltl: PARICIR alC"u• a Celtfotnla CC>f'pofa\lon, 130t Ouall I I u n Io, d a I> et I a ha c er Io
Salee bullnest known as FLITE· principal bllt tlCll of Illa Note°' COWANY, IMC .. I_,.,..._.., St. N9wpclrl Beedl, CA 82680 lmtnedlai-ta, de •ta ~
LINE end toe.lid at 2925 College other obllaallon aecured by said MCUllfTY AU.JSD UttVM:~..i • Thia ~ II conducted by • au r~• MC11ta, al hay algUN. Ave. •A· 10. City of COlll ~CA Dffd Qf 1'ru1t Wtlh lntMnt ano c ...... ..,.. ••• 4 PA.-olA COlpofltion Pllldl -raQ111rad1 • tlampO,. ~~2!:-~ty of Ol'ange, State ol other tuma at provided therein: 9ROWN Miii DOSI 1 ......... 100. Jim Slamon1 tmpOftt, 1. TO TH£ OEFENDA.NT. A d'llil ...,,_,_ 1 •~ 11 d ........._ Inc. complaint hH bffn flled by lh• Th• bulk 11an1f1r will be PUI iov~ .... ••· any, un er the .UWC*I Jotln M :=:·Sec ""Mltlfl -""-·t "~ II""" with IQ tetms th«aof and 1n1w111 on tuCh "' _ .. • ,~ coneummeted on °' •fl« tile 30th advinut 1110 plus ,_ c:haroes O N I a c O " D A M I N D E D Thia alatarnent -wtth tile defarld thla lewlull. )'OU must. within
day Qf NQvember. 1882 •l 10:00 eno e:xpa0-ol lh• TruatM and of COllPUIM'T County Ctell ol Orange County on M day1 altar tlllt aummona 11
A.M. •t GtOY« Eectow Corporellon. tile trusts craatld by aald 0-S ol CAM NO, »a-M • Octobef 18, 1982. llfllld on you. Iola with thll court a
wtlOM addr ... 11 ~ Roc~field Ttull. Th• total amounl of 18id NOTtc•t Yeu line "-" iued. F1_. wrttt., retPonM to the comt>lalnl.
BIYd. Ste. 2N, El T0to, CalilOfntl obllgatlQn, lncludlng llHonabty n.a _....,.....,. ae-:.C C.D. DALY UW CORPOAATIOM Unlltl you do ao. )'OUr default wlM
Thet tile tut date IOt flllng c181m1 ulimat•d leu. c:h atgH and .,....... ,.w 1M11tf ..._., 17 c.,.,Me fltata Of. be •nttrad on •PPllc:atlon of the
19 November 28, 1882. IJIPlr'-ol tile Tr\dt .. 11 the llnll r-r..,.nd ..... • .... ,_.. ....,_. ....... CA... plalntlff, and thlt c:ourt m1y ll'ltllf a So far u la known to tha of INllal publlclllon ot 11;11 Notk:l, It ._ .....,,.•••• ...... Publl1hed Orange Coast Dally )udgmenl 1galnl1 you for Ille raft«
TranaferMI, 111 buelnass nemas ,27 788 12 " 'fQV Wllll 10 ...-the advice ol Piiot, Oct. 21, 28, Nov.•. t 1. 1882 demanded In the complelnt, wNch
ano eddraua• u11d by 1111 oetac:t ~-1 1882 analtomeylnthllmettar,yQUllOuld "643-82 could 1'9Sult In garnlallmant of
Tr-ferOf tor the pest ttvea yars REAL EST ATE SECURITIES do to prcimptfy ao If* your wrttlen ----.,.-_-ll'_Mn_f_ll'_t ___ ,wl(Otl. ••'"9 of money Of propatty are: -. ""'R IC"' raaponee, II eny. m1y be lllld on ,.._ nu ~ or other ••hat requt11ed In tha
Deted: No¥ember 8. 1882 "" v ... time. ·------------complljnt Don L. Plccolo .... ~~·:. ion T A Y I I 0 I U • I e d fl a t Ide ACTIT'IOU8 .,._.. Dated· Sept~blf 28, t!ll 1 V...,._ A,. P1ccoto ....,for c:orpot•t •as lllllM .... '"'41 ... 11 Trlll11111el pur411e ..,._ ITATI_.,, Aobar1 R. FWI. Clark
Tiwr.r-J. ~O~~.P~:·206 ....., ...era Ud. 1111eu••IClll 1 The lollowtng P•••on II doing Charlotte F•t. Deputy
Publlthed 011nge Coast Dally Santa Ana. CA 11~706 ...-... Ud.le,....... ...,. ~NTE~ul•• '"&L G"'OUP FOA OOMOVM. IOMIM a 9"All
Plk>t, NC>Y. 11• 1882 7141853-88\0 ·-r.--· ..._ LM . ""--*' ... SINGLE~ 52Smh St1111 •8 . :: ':~.'~a:-
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_________ 500 __ 1_·8_2 Publl•h•O 01ang• COHI Dally ..... ~ -...-.. I . I U111d d111a IQllcltu at Huntington lleactl, .,..nornia 82648 Publlshad Or•nga CoHt Dally "'8.1C NOTICE PllOt, Nc>v. 4• 11• 1 • 1982· 4873•82 eonMIO dt un abogado en Ht• Dogan M. CUoeloglu. 628 !7th Pil<lt, Oct. 2t, 28. NOY. 4, It, 1882
'1CTmOUl9UllNEH N ... ITATDllNT Ml.IC NOTICE
Thi fQllowlng pareons era doing ACTITIOUI .., ..... ~ 11; ~ ITAtt•..-r
FASHION DESIGNS. 220 Via The tottowlng peuQn 11 O<>lng K0ton. HewPOf1 hacih. Callforn•• ~ as
82913 DESIREE JEWELERS, 230 E. Clara Oladyt WIQhl, 220 VII 17th St .• Cotta ....... CA 82627
KOf'on, Hewpof1 Beech. Callfornll AYDIN IPEK 24701 \111 SM t2983 • Fernando, Mlulon Viejo, CA 92tt2. Howud L. Wight. 220 Via Thie~ ii conduc1ed t>y en
Koron, NawpOf't UM<rh. Callf0tnl1 lndlVldwt
t2M3 Aydin lpatl Tiiie bullnlM la c:ondl.lctad by an Thi• 1111_, wu fllld ;ttth ma ~C..,. Glad Wlgh Cou11'y Clark of Otanga County on TI. ... ,_, w: ftled '_1111 thl October 18, 1H2. ,,,_
A County et.tit of Otanga Counly on Publlshad 01ange co .. 1 Dally
OctcMllr 25, 1882. Pilot. Oct 21. 28, NQV. 4, ti, 1982
NOOU7 462M2 Publllhed Ortnge COHI Dally
fltlot.Oct. 28.Nov. 4. 11, 18, 1982 ~2
PK:ftnGUeWH ...-STA,_NT
ACllTMMISWll ,.._STA~
The lotlOwlng paraon I• dQlng
~-· HALLMARK CONSTAVCTION Thi lottowtno PlflOn la doing COMPANY INC a Calllornla ~-.. (Al fllOENT REAl TY: (8) COtPOfltlon, Ml2 .,..,_ Q{,IYI.
REGENT ASSOCIATES: (Cl ~~· Hunlinp>n 9Mcfl. Callfofnle
.. lQINT IHVES TMIENT8: (DI Roland 11111,-841 JHmlnt
MO«NT ICHOOl, 24061 Catarina C Mi' C I t I ..... u.ine Hlawal. CA t2t77. SltHI, 0111 .... • I orn.
.. 0 .. 1 .. T JOHN DONOHUE, ltM1 Taoleroca Dtlff, Ho. 411, 80llltll ~.CA 12917 .•
'1111 11u11rwm la CIOnllMleaO by an ............ llloelert J. Oondlue
'11111 1...._ll -IMd with Ille ~ Qartl of er.,. County Oii 0.... ti, tlG. ,_
f'llblilMd OfMtt C:Qalt Oalf)
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~ ............. ~ MJA TMKa H'Jll OtWyYllw
T.....,. ,.....,.., 11. '911 lreM 1rct1 •D, Hun11no•on 1 .. e11, ' ......... "" ........ .,. 111111 ..... ,
• ,__,,. V1Mr ~. ,..., Hatrlat Cler• T-nrew•ltt, =-:-.. "=tr";:=.a':::t HUt DaltJ1wl1w Clrcta •D, .... ·--.. ~.~:::r: ...... Clllf0f"6a '"47 ............ -..... .. .. conduCtad ~.,., n __ _, .. .,... ........... .-. .... ... ........ ,,.... ......... ... ..... ~ .. , ......... .. -··''"!' ~ .......... ,,.,,.,.,. • ~=·~ .. f1•4f .. ,., .. , ,,.. _, .• °'-c.... Dilltr ~ ...... "·fl.,,,,.. ttn.a
••unto, d abarfa h a carlo S treet #8, Hunt1n9tQn BHoh, 4642·82
lmmedlatamanta, de •te manera, Cllff«nt• 82f.48 tu rnpuMta eletlta. 11 hey alguM, Thlt l>Ullneat Is conducted by an P\8.JC NOTICE
puecla -teQll.trad• • tlM\pO lndlviduaf 1. TO TH£ OEFEHDANT: A CMI Dogan Cuoalc>Qlu I U P E ti I 0 fl C 0 U ti T 0 F
compta.lnt hH been t1i.d by the Thie •t•t-t waa flied with the CA&..IPORMA
plall'ltlfl lgfllntt you. " yw wlall 10 IY Clal1c Of Orange County on COUln'Y °' OAA.NQ9
defand tflla lewtuh, you mutt, within Octotler 18. 1882 In the Matter of the Application of
11 daya alter Ihle 1ummon• 11 ,,.... .JENNIFER LEE BRICK. ,:"' 0Mnge -...a Itta wft11 11111 COUft a Publl11\ed Orange CoHI Delly of ,.,,_ wrttl«I:.::;.. IQ the eompillnl Piiot, Oct. 21. 21, Nov 4, tt, 188'~ C .. -A11111'7 ~ )'OU do ao. your default .Iii 4562-82 0111D1R TO IMOW CAUM
.,. ll'ltared on 1ppllcetlon of the POii ~Of' MAim plalntlff, end "* court mey ant« a i--..... ..,ML ____ IC_NO_TIC( ____ 1 Jf.NN!f'ER lEE 1A1CK Ilea Ned •
Judgment eoa1net you fO( the rettet ACTmOUe .,._11 ~ltlon In 11111 court '"' an oroer dernlndad In the compleln1, Which ..... ITATUm#T atfowlno patltlorllf IQ ChlflQI IMlf
could rHut In g11nl1hment of -from JfNNWEA lEE BAICK "90ll• lelclna of mol)ly 0t Pf<IC*'IY ~~ pet'IC)ne -doing to JENNlfER LEE JACOBS.
or otl'l•r renal r1que1t1cl In Iha THE FLURTS, t 24 Sun••t It 11 llaraby ordar•d lhat •II
oompllint Tarrao.. 1.-•na 8eacfl. C•ltlc>mla perM>nl lntllfMtad In Ille mattar Olt.o: F'°"*'Y 5. 181 t t2t5 I ..,.. , llOl'Mald appear bef°'9 Ihle C:OUfl ~ A. .,.... o..tt In Oapartmanl No. 3 at 700 CMc ...._ ~ TilomM Jot 8uf'I. t24 SunMt Cantar Drive We11. S ant• An•, • __ 1 _ Tarr-. leouna e..on, CallfOlnta Calllornia, on ~ e, tN2, at
...... _ -· 2M1 10 30 o'clodl •"'. and ''*' 91'\d --:.~~-:..:-8tevan J Burt, 124 SunMt "*-tllOw cw, If""" thlr !\Pe,
i ..... atTace, ~ Beaofl. Calltomla wtty Mid petntOfl IOI cllanoe ot
C 0 11 I ,_,. 11*"<9 ftOI lie 91ante0 Publl1Md range Olll • Y .-.. CIMn Bun, ti• &INet 1111 ""11* 01__, lflet •copy Qf
Pllol, Oct 21· How 4• It. 1:1Jr~ --· lAIQUlle 9Mdl, Cellfo(nla tl'lll Oldl• to 11\ow ClllH b• ~----.. 1.. 0 ,_ put1rl11110 In '"• 011ty Piiot, • ~ r lou .. _ ,.4 _ _, .,.._.... of gefttf .. cWculalton,
.,, .. , L..-lleecfl, CalltOfnla PlfblllMd In '"" COlll\IY at ..... onot a _. lor blf CONMU'IW
Thie llualr.-II r.onclucted by • ...". '''°' lo Ill• d•y ot Hid ,.,,,..,. ~
Tllll It~ -!tied '#Im Ille Dated: October 21, 1111 C. Qf Or Countr FMHK OOMINICHINI
lotlaf ••. ,.., ""' on .an• .. ...._ ,,.., .,. .......... •lt4,
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AETREAT HOM("''"°"""' •T.'1r'••••••••••••:r."a' & llarl>Gf VU 1 8CH • 3 I Ir 1'4 .. ~. C*• 110tv home on Cliff Dr. Pott11 ..... ""' 'r,3,;~ae heh 1eve111 .. OWt1 entrt.1...;•..;.,;.n-_ • .:...:....;'-----
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ult 01 1ha•tJ 11vlng •• !.~•••••••••• I 1190t mo Dog oil TwnllH $ IA. 2'..t ba.
752·21t 7 .. l H lnY•t· ltnnle. poot,p , NO, air,
ment1. S736 lt2·te36
E1u1tua1ve W•lctltf Vitia,
..?Oll'•t Or, maater Wit• '-llrplo, 2 It. 2 ... pool,
tacunl, etc. It ,00/mo
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11\d llbrwy 2,160 IQ.ft. "91. C714)4N-t80' :cs~~':..v ":;~ ':: * * * PIOfHlforial cMcOf'ator, 2 bdtm, ' be, 9araga, "curlly eyatem, pool c 0 ,, 1 M • 1 a . Mo, n
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4' Bdr~,3~m• WI ~!i!!..J!lf~!. ••• ll.!f poof~ lrvln• Tarrace Baylront, am •tudJo. utll•
l)(lme lc>callon, out11en-pd, QUltt tmplyd ling ...
ding view of harbor & Y'fY "425tmo 873-3$)(),
OCHn $3000/mo. c,11 Ja./ ...
497 · 1280 or collect 1..U.•I• 1111
2121572-4230 dya. • ••••••••••••••••••••• •---L~e 1 a..a.. Winter Aenlll: 2Br~ pool, 1 --.... ,.. holdl to bdl S550. Ptaya Large IC>ICloul duplex, R.E t73-1900 1'~ bdrms. Spic & spen.1----------nr t hopplng. Step1 to BAY FRONTAGE, beach.
b ea c h . Y I I r I y • pier, ptkg, 2br. SSOO. 1br
7141985-6822 coll or $800. VtlL. pd. 303 E.
wttnd1 &75-8720. Edgew1ta1. 11871-28&8.
2 & 3 Br $750/mo. 4 Bf Deluxe 2 81. 2 Ba. lrplc:,
1p1 S 1250/mo. Hava ltapt to l>Mch, wld. ga-
otllerl. Fred Tenore, ag1 raga, no pell, yearly.
&31-1266 $750/mo. 845-895& aft
4PM. 2 BR & det'I. 2'.oi be, neer
blectl. $1100 mo & NC. 8lk ee.ct1. 1 BA. utll. yrly.
Open Dilly. 431 w .. t-1450 mo. 1823 w. 811-
mlnst« Ave. e31·5e61 bol No 2. 213-941-3065
208 Collon, 3 Br. 2 ea. C.,... It/ llM 'Tit
S8251tnO. yrty. 1•••••••••••••••••••••• 840-8208 AQent. Ocean vl•w. betutlfully
turn. lowntlou ... ltplc,
Spec. 3 br. 2'Ai b• very pool a patio. $1095/mo.
cletn twnhse, pool. jog--1 873-0896 .
glng, tic. $800/mo. "91 ---------544-1440 C.11• • .,. 3114 ---------..................... .
Corldo for leaN, 81off1, 3 Furn 1 bdrm •Pl•. $385
Br. end unit, back dOOI' and up. Enc g aragee.
to pool, steps fr<>m tan-2110 NlwpOf1 Blvd CM
nls Club. S 1000/mo. 2757 5'8_.tea
VIiia Umb roaa. N.8 . Furn 1 bdrm aplL S385
P Dalt 840-238' 1nd up. Enc garages
Newpott Heights, tuxury 3 21 10 NlwpOf1 Blvd CM t>r. yatd, 1675 & S850. 5-48_.eee
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Coast ports eyeing
new coal demands
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Coal shlPmf'ntl th~h
California to Pacific countriea are likely to rise
substantially during the next 20 yean, aaya the atate
Energy Commission. •
The report. out Wednesday, aald Pacific countries
sµch as Japan are shifting from oil to coal for electrical
power and other industrial uaes.
The report said the capacity and number of West
Coast coal ports will have to be expanded if expor~
are to keep on rising.
Expansion plans are being considered in Los
Angeles, Long Beach and Stockton. The constru<:tion
of terminals is being considered In Sacramento, San
Francisco and Redwood City. ·
Los Angeles plana to expand capacity from about
three million tons to f,;ve mllllon by 1985, and Long
Beach plans to expand from three million-plus ton.a to
10 million to 15 million tons, the report said.
Playboy faces cuts
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A $52 million drop ip
revenue has led Playboy Enterprises to lower its rates
for advertising in Playboy magazine and vent~
further into pay television and home video produ~
Christie Hefner, the 29-year -old daughter Of
Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and president o'f
Playboy Enterprises Inc .. explained to compa.ny
sha.reholders Tuesday reat1C>ns for the company's Wk
of profitability:
"The continuing •weakness In virtually all
segments of the economy and the effects of inflation,
unemployment and wage ceilings have taken a lar,e
bite out of the consumers' discretionary spending
power during the 1982 fiscal year. This has had its
impact on the single copy sales of most magazines,
including Playboy."
As a result, she said, the magazine will reduce ils
'circulation rate base for the January 1983 issue (rom 5
million monthly copies to 4.4 million.
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