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Home My WebLink About1984-04-01 - Orange Coast PilotI W£MAVE A . SPECIAL I SOUi TODAY ••• t' CREAM OF DOG FOOD''! --- I' by Jim Davis OM, NO! rr '6 .•• I T'5 YOU! ~--~---·____.,,.-.-·--~--------------------~~;:--:"."~:--:--~~-:--~---:~---------~~---------· . . NANCY ® ~ 501/EAK I CA-NT I STAND . spuEAKY ·SHOES . THE RAIN STOPPED MY --r-----~~ 5HOE5 FROM SQUEAKING . ' DENNIS THE MENACE . JUDGE PARKER . .. / , . .. 014, OM --I T5 1 · STARTING . -- • TO -· RAIN NOW I. CAN'T S-TAND · 50U16HY , __ .,....,,,... 5MOES 4-1 C 1~ United F .. ue Syndlcate,lnC. • by Hank Ketcham by H·arolclLedoux IT'S BEEN QUITE A DAY FOR THEM ... SKIING, THEN DlNNER AND NOW THE THEA'TE:rg· . INCIDENTALLY, SUSIE OKS GOOD WITH THE HAIR 0 ·, YOU GAVE P\ER, ,___..---- A6BEY' I'D't'LSO LlKE TO MAKE SOME CHANGES IN HER WARDROBE I SUSIE'S MADE A GOOD FR-IEND IN CARLA! I HAD A CHANCE lO TALK WllH CARLA MEANWHILE CAN YOU SE~ THE STAGE AT THE HOUSE! SHE'S REALLY CON-· WITHOUT YOUR GLASSES?YOU SHOULD CERNED ABOUT SUSIE'S SENSITIVITY <' HAVE GONE BACK IN f""---.----a ABOUT HER HEIGHT AND IS TRYtNG f . THE HOUSE ANO I .. ,I CAN SEE TO HELP HER! ~ GOTTEN THEM WHEN ALL RIGHT ~ I I REMINDED YOU! WITHOUT THEM, I C:ARLlt\.,, ·1 i • ------~~ r -~--=--- .. •. <.;au PkAQED 1HA'f &J BADW 1HAT !.'M 5C.HEDULINE? A 1HRE.E-HOUR PRAC.1lCE FOR 1HE~etmRE BAND ON . -SUNDAY NIGH'f !! MOON MULLINS ~ .-.... M'r'!'F~Y OWN--NICHE ··· 'MY P~R5oN,AL IERRf TORY .. : 6 ,...........:.-----:--- ' r DOCTOR SMO .CK ~ NEXT!· 1 by Ferd and Tom John1oil BoY, You1R5' SURE 'SL,APPIN' ONIH' PAINT, Mfl. DOODLE ., : ·' , •\lo . .. , ,,,. I t I i .., . ANP GeRM-FRee SCAt,Pec....s AR5 A MUS"f"! /. ' ... _I 1HINIC ME'S TRYING -ro PAINT HIMSELF JNTO A. . CORNER···· · by George temont 1 . ~ SHOUL-PVE KNOWN "'f"HAT' ANY HOSP1-rA1,, WHOS~ RA1"'e!S AftE' ON&...Y FOR"rY eocKs A PAY 'WOUL-P ee c:u-rr1NG A F=t!!W CO~Ne!RS.' ---.~ - I .. \ . PHI...-OONAMU• !!f VOU'VB QO.,-1'0 86 .IOKIHC>J! ,. .. -..-.--.-....-..-.-..-.....------.....-..__ _____________ ,_;., __ ~--~~- • . ... -. -- WHY ~e«s G'RAY eNOOGH 'fO ee MV~C>M'f'M•"t ANO MAVAi ~ 'fAK~N A <:>000 1-00K A'f HIS tlt0•8 L.A1'1!i:.Y r! --. i l I I I 0 v. .... ( MfAAOR, MIRROR ON "T"M& WA&A. ••• WM0'5 'fMe cu-ras-r MO&'f OF At.L? I WMew1 ~A seCONP "rM8R5 ~ 1"MOUGH'T" 1'M8V'O MAV• 1"0.) ftNJ4t. ~1'AR1" MY M~ l 'I , ... ... .. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR iYESt T1we are at IMst sfx differ· •cet '" ............. w .................. ,. ...... .... •iddy can yeu. flftd "'-"'' ~ Htwtn wtttl tMsa ..... . • • • "peA0W eA IAll•1 'f OutH !W '11•1"•1 'S 'jiteAlllP Ii dw•111MO • l~All!P •1 ew•J::f C ·0u1n•w •1 ~d ·i '1M1t111 s1 P .. H 1 :'!~•1110 . -. . . How can the figures Move add up to the amount shown? Im· possible, you say? The figures :Ml,, :MO and 7'213 total up to 77967, nowhere near the '3 mllllon plus mark In· dlcated. • Stu"'ped? Reflect for a momenf and the answer Is patently ob- vious. Hold the II· lustratlon In front of a m,lrror and the totals will make perfectly good sense. • Sum Fun! Add my two d19lts and• nine you will see, and you'll still get • nine when I'm dlvldlld by thr ... What nu~ am 17 . •. -... -... • Like Sol AU of tMse words Mve sometN,. In eontmoft: defiftl, ._.,....,., fint, Niadc, studeftt. Howquid(ly un youdkcover wt.It it is? • • ~ ...... •All .. .-Ufl\>MUO) -~ yt4ttU9:S '"' • TonQU9 T,.tsl S.y fast and repeat: "Mind .ov.. matter, matey," muttered Matty. "Shut the cup- boerd, Cutter," sputtered Sutter. Slim S.rah Sllnn . • 19·11 .o .10 ·8 '~. 'i It's an Inst.nee, you'll agree. where~- Ing backward at math POURING INt Where· ls everybody hNdi,. above? To find really pays off. __ out, add connecting lines from dot 1todot2,dot J, etc. For Better ,or For Worse { y N\GH\-N\GHT, ~L\lAeE.Tt-t. DADt?f KISS ~y .DOLLY GOOD - N\GHT • .. l;y· Lynn .Johnston DADDY , . ~~.~! , ,, ' , • ' • f PHU .. PONAMU• !'' YOU'v• Ci01" 1"0 ee '10•ctN• fl . .---- ) -. . ANPISOPPOSE \fOO'U.. ""m'( 10 SOF'Tl:N ME ~ SHOWIN&ME: HIS PIC1\JRI:: • . J -~; . ~VJ. . - • • WMY.M6'9 ~AY eNOUQH 1'0 ee MV ~OM1'HI" I ANO MAVa V0V 'f'A1'<5N A 00001..00K A'f MIS NO•• L-A'f•&-Y rt r ,) • . . . I ~ MIAAOA, MIRROR ~-. ON 'T'Me W~L.L. ... WM0'6 'fM8 CCJ'T"•&'T' MO&'f Orf. Al..&..? ~ew I F'Oft A 6ACONO 'T"MaRa l: 1"MOUC)M'f' 'fMav10 MAVa 1"0 .) Ml'4!> ~1"AR1" MY M~lt"r/ .. .. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR IYIS? TMre are at ........ tllffff· •en In •a .... Mfatts Mfw•• • a., ~ ,. ...... Mew •ldlly un yeu flfttl tMm? a-di •Mwen wtttl tMM Mtew. ~ .... ,,.. •• , t lki111111o1'•11•11n1 s ·1w ... 111P 11 .... , 1IMQ r 1ue,.111p II ~·~ < lu111111o1 If -.4 C P9itll II llftH I ..,.,. .... 110 .J unitrwh· . by Hal KaUf!Un-------. ~ -• HAL'S PAUi Dur HaJ: Jlln ~ tMre .... twe SW.. It ev•t*ne. WMt ur veut DMr f'al: nw. an ••~ -a ..... .._.. Ml ...,... Hitt, a .....,.. liit• .._, lk. DMr Hat: Mllw Uft I t~MIH to aft Htr~ Deer f'ah Try S,.cMll Del . • $4tm Funt Add my two dlOlts and a nine you wlJI .... Md you'll tttll get a nine when I'm dM~ thr•. W~t number am tf _ .. _.1 e Like S.I A.II of ·-.. words t..ve NmetNftl ltt C°"'meft: MfiM, '"""""' finf, Mfa<*, ttu•ld. How•ktlly Uft youdkcover whit tt lt? ...... "" .......... ~·.-.-, ...... .,.._,,.., • Tongue-Tntsl S.y fast and repeat: "Mind over matter.L mAfe'f," -JnUttered M.~'Shut the cup- -.&oi;....;;.iL-~~~~~~ -....00.rd, Cutt.r," tpUttered Sutter. ~llrTi S.r•h Sllnn. · APRIL FOOL FIGURESI How can the flgurn M>ove edd up to the amount shown? tm- pmtlble, you uy? The flgurn ~14, 3AO •nd 74213 total up to 17967, nowhere .nHr the G mllllon plus mark ln- dlc.ted. Stum~d? Reflect for a moment and the answer is patently ob- vlout. Hold the II· lustratlon In front of a mlrror and the total• wlll make perlectly good sense. It's an Instance. you'll aQr•. where be· Ing backward at math really pays otf. 18 ,. -2''~;;., • ·~170 0 #(. l I ~~~~Q___Ji POURING tNt Where ts everybody hNdlftl above? To flftd out, add connecting llnn from dot 1 to dot 2, dot J, etc .• • ~ i For Better or For Worse N \G\-ff-N \ GHT, E.L \ 1.ABE. Tt-t ' . . \ by ·Lynn Johnston L. 'l·I . LJ&L.~, l~N'T 1\U'f> JO!>T RNE ANO DANO'i... . "' ~ !X>R2'1 I~ LAIE, f01K6. 1 "AO ~ 1"0 ~f OP f OR GA5 ~ ~" . GORDO ® J.. E'EJ,..IEVE- IN WE WE:J-FAfiZE ~TATE./ IF 1: :tf AT.E THINe,5 WJ:J-L, M'/ ~ f S PtZ.OVI DE.Of 4-1 SHOE -. t WANT TO GIVE. '10U AN ~TE. ON YOUR E.MPl.D'<EE. ~EFITc;. . ·-••0z0z••-- ' I . ' Y'OU 't..~ NOTICE. ™E. PENSlON FUND I~ UP 71.% OVER LAST'(~ . by Gus A~riola lly Jeff MacNelly ~lt(<.~C(~ PENSION Ft,W, ... w~bldcxJr ~ ~ Dyrmty bad ,{it'~ Carrin&loo a run for her money·. Sut offscreen, ........ ...._7, ~ho plays the Teas 9empCrell. in- lilb she is nodling. like her c:hancller -. well almost nodlina like her chander ... I LI---Hti·~...,.. ... praUcaJ joke on one cl the carneqmen on Dallas recently," she ~ ... llW him ~ dinner wih hD &id-friend. ID I IB1t hbn <M!I' an unsi&ned note tha. read. ,,... you tor llst ni8ht' and hid a thick tipltict imprint on il It Wiii • 9errlble thina to .... admits ...... who m*-d all She problbly aid J.R Olide her do il • Sistpen·ye&r·old Tula VII • rurrently on vieW as Dottie Thornton in the ABC daytime trauma All My Orildlwr and the new a.. {P1dy Baby) ..... aMPedY •. ~ ... beerl~ '° • 21>1 .•• 'O and Nuta1rja-1•ekl. But Valenla. whole . lint name rhy1l8 wih Fantllia, ii not OWi whelmed by the a>m- p&rilon or the corr1>iment. ' . thank you Vf!rJ much . ., don't want to be another Brooke or Nastw;a." she shfUIL .. , want to be the next Tasia Valena" That seernS e1111Y enouah to arranee. We all know that Superman balh no lmr I"*' Chan IClyptonite. IO why would the man ol steel quiver ln his CIPe over Alia in w~ lan<O Ask ~ ....... who as a anal boy Wll Rt lifted by the Lewis Car· rol dalllc. "'the whole book tand me. etperiaHy the part about the Mad Hatter's la puty," he up&a1.ns. Wone. the pts in Reeve's elm did not share his alann. "I made • .. .. fl . i' 11 ~r I Boin beck.· At Home With .·' Success When · your career is cooking and your family life is line, it's easy to be ;,,-good humor. . ~ Rampantly in IWCh with her inntr I lik. strikingly m~ Erma IJomb«:Jl is Ammco's ~Mom. · f SM wrilt!s a humoT '°'6nin t1rttt limo J a wee* kx 900 ~ flom her - home in PrwatlM Va/Jty, Ariz.; op P«1'S twic:.e a wee* on A.BCs Good -c Morning Ametica; and her most man/ book, Motherhood, The Second Okiest Profes.Wn, has bttn a best seller for mote than 24 weetu. SM has a loving husband. WU/iam, and thrtt chiklml. who have never publish«J a book about her. ~calls her mom and~ dad at least ona a we8. Each ~ms. Bill comf!S home and aMs_ ·:so what 1iave you 11«n doing an dayr Los A~ wrWr and humorist Rubin Carson tJ/Jted to lht ~ Erma reantJy 10 try _, find out ~ saffW thing -plus a Joi ~. ~ishis~ on it that long. Q:We&IMl ... 'twllll-.wlte ......... _, . ., .. = ...... ,......_ __ .. -·--kllldolr•r ... ._ e,..wm1 ......... ,.,_ -,.._._,_.a,... .... I I' I· Bombeck: Yes. I surprised many readers. Q: 0.k., llOW lel'. eee: Ate -_... ... ,.09W'llP Bombeck.; 56. rm not ashamed al it Q: I Mwla't ~d,.. ptdOI• ... ...._ Bombeck: Listen. I was 37 when bepn. I've been writing tor 20 years. 8ombedc: Ironically enowztC1t was as r . . . a oopy Ft I was 16 )"ellS old and wcrted m m pnme ume. oo a small~ ~ in Ohio. I was in Q: AM,_.. ... ...._, a vocational high school and - Bombeck: Vay married. Q:-. a ,_,._.._..._., Bomt!{ Thirty-four years fast August. been a>mmittfld to do a Broadway play for Lany Kasha and his partner. ....... Q: I w.JIFTlt ~ .. ,....., C:,: I didR't do t before because rve been committed to other things. I was oommitted to my ill-fated telev~ sion series, MOIJSie, which ran eight times and floated into oblivion. Q: WW _. tllle ..., lte .-...a? Bombeck: I don't know; I have no idea. I have ideas. but -let's forget the whole thing. It makes me nervous! Q:oi.ww ... ,..... ... _... .. ..., Q:A 194 n«r 11fllWla ri rm Bombed: I had no iclea o1 ~ png to coUeae or ever dolfl8 anythinfl ex- cept maybe, you know. 9'Uins oranee slices at the dime stoR. Thal was my big thins. But I loved newspaperins and I loved being around thinp t,hat were happenifl8. and )hat's what I ~ I wanted to do. Q:m.1,....r .,_....,....,... Bombeck:No. No. I t you're around someone aU the time, that yoo see that dimension in him 0t her a lot. It would get a little ti~. I'm not a person who's "on" all the time. If we were at a party. you would not sit next to me. Q:'Ola,/w.ld. Bombeck: No you wou1dn't. You'd say, "Oh, I bet I know which one Bombeck Is -she's the one thete in the center who's doins all the talking." and you'd be ~I'd be having a paper ~te ol hors d oeuvres over in a dark comer by myself, or hiding out. Q: Y• w, _,..., .,-re a ' ........... ., ,· j Bombd; I 1111. I do NII wejJ with a OJUPed pmple_-1 doh with. GOO- ,. of peape-tbree or lour al I table, )'OU ~ 11'1 Foci aJIM!lladOfl and I ~ll • 0 ............ IEl!IJ-9 ...... ,.... .. , ........ .... ~rm. bit -,..__ I love PIM! Any .,...., Anylhin& ht has tlardl in ir and diets to my hips and trows • we rpeiM ci it. · Qt 0. ,_ .... ..., ...... .... --~,_~ ........... ... ,...., a r ~ Bombect: we:=. that much. s cou · and we're too old and too tired. We know that both of &A are too exhaulled to shop lll)'lnCft. It's tmt of a quiet resolution. Not mdution -'.aolutionJ Q:A ... 111 2 U 8ombeck: .._.. tMes a lot " enef'IY, you ~ and we never seem fltJ6e to mme up eo it. We don't teem to have that kind ol energy. Q:So11tllaie .... I ... • 8ombeck: No. we never really had' a lot of it. We .e a mJPle who aBows each other to be -always have. Even betore I became a arckarryina teni~ ill, it was alwllYI undentood that we both wooJd do whit we enjoy doing. We er*1f er.ch ocher's aJqJMy. but on VllCllionl, if he w;hts to ICUba and I want to snorUl. thar's it We don't come as a totally mMched set. Q: AM lta ...... ..._ llre IMIT 8ornbfrk: Oh, ~ Q: ....... ,... ..... 111e1 8ombeck: Well. I 101t of picked him OUL I knew he was the one ~going to many. He had no idea t that. but thats all rWit He tort of it ooming. Q:1" ,, ... ,__ .... , Bori>eck; He WM I cqJY boy b the momin& new1p11ptt in ONo. and I was the copy &bi for the afternoon paper. It Wll i.neYitllble. Q: ........ ·-' Bombect. He was a .,,.,..,., for a while. Then he .,. • Pill>. in educa-. ,. . . cipaJ ol a hi8tl IChool He retired about btr years am and now handles our ~ ...... . Q:O. ,_ .... ~ '9 T-c:MI -··· ,. .. , ,..., 8ombeck: I don't hive too many bad memories of childhood. Q: Wt& 11t -..., ,_. Yoa b ........ E ,, I ,.... fl6el' .. ,... ....... . Bombeck: My fldler died when I was 9. and I haw a.~ who is fan. tastk. Why I kt him Mine. ru never know -I pick on my ~ a lot! Q:o.&.. , ........... ..., .. -~ .. , .. ~--==--==========-=-~-===----~--==-=~ ==:::::=...== one. I don't cllla:t ii. I don't ~ wilh it I just enjoy it Qt:o. JW ...._ New Ywa nu! 1Zr "· 8ombec:t: I don't make too 1111111. raolaations. They're just tort ol lud- k:roul. and I always end Up brakin& thmranyway. I just hope to CJod ~ yar that my .car pmes its emillion ·.-rm very shallow, ~shallow -~ depttt It al. Q: I ._., ••ltte ...._ Y- et, .................. ,.. .................... .. ~. ~ ~::.:::-: ........ [after ponderin& a momentl; I w,u1t Owtes Kunulf s Jobi I think k's &rat. b«.llate he is ferreting out the &ill of Americana that are just there, and he mines some grat stul out of· just beifl8 ordinary. To be able to do thlt and to haft that kind of freedom must be just wonderlul. I would love to do that Q:WW,... tl.e ...,..a ,... _... .... ~.,.., 8ombeck; "f.at eYerYthinl on your p&Me! .. The woman should be put awrt ~ b-that remuk. I mean. thanks to her, rm stW wearin& the queeMi:zle • Q:Now lllilt ~re a clZ a.,, ...... _., ... ,.,.. mm•.._,.61 8ombect: A lot of thqs -it's very limiting. You can't sit out in P'Jblic and yell al )'QUI' kid&. YOU can't 9ClalD at your husband. And really, I hive 90 much ~ Rarely can I walk into a saore without buyi,. 90mdhinl I don•t want or need. becllate the llietpeeple are ~ there ~ yoor el>ow and ayina, "W~re 90 Bl.cl you Came into · our store." I mean. you can't just SI)', "Oh. you ~ a nice shop here" and walk out! I mean. foraet it. you know? SAVE 50~ ON soel CHILDREN'S PANADOL. I --~ ...... ,.................... I ...................... _,,....... I .............. ~ .... ·a..-C...f191.1'11--•-·----·--· I -··-------~ ........ -·--• ... •-I .......... ..-..... _ --·---..-c....-I ....... -.ci..-.-1-.-...... I ................... u.u.c. ... va•·-I .. see, :..,_ ___ ..._ ________ ~----------------...1 ' . ··~~~~~~~~~--------"'!"!"'----.... "9!"' ..... ________ ._. ________ .................................... .. California Mil·iiOnail'e Wants . To S·har-e T-h·e -wealth ,~ ., . , You lbiak times arc tOUlh Md you've Sot problam? Wdl. I remaaber when • but turned me down for• SlOO loell. Now I lend moaey 10 tbc but -Ccr- tiflCMa or Dtpolit • SI00.000 • crack. I rancmber the day • C8r dealer IC)( • link ncrvom becaUR I was • CCMIPc or IDOMbl bdMd in my pe11M9U - Md 1c:pw• ued my car. Now Iowa• Rolls lto:rcc. 1 peid ror it in ran - with c:aab. I ranamber tbe day my wife phOMd ... c::ryia&. became the landlord bad sllio'llm Mp .. the ho.-. dcmMcti111 his rml -Md ft didn't .. ~ the IDOMy to pey it. t:OllGOfftJlbum on • sunny · . Aed one is snuakd bat bad! of tlw bat .. -Maui. I c:ouW adl alJ this prop. ff tbc mon,..a. aad - lCJllCft.11 .. my of my ocher la- ¥tllllDL!!IM' -watt away with owr S1S0,000 in cuh. 8'll I don't want 10 NOOf'1 .,.., .... ., ........ n.e .... ~---..... ·==.010 .... n.r: ttc•~wtdlc,_ ..... ..... oftlar .. Clllll ..... s-.......... "9 ....... dwc ....... ~ ........ .. ... .... Joe ......... dot ,.._,,. W • .,., luJ ,....., W11110 ........ " .....,, ,.....,._~ ...... ,.,... ... ~---.-.. ........ -~ic.----....,. ..... 62 ... , 2. 1 ,.,. ....... .,_ ....... "' ...... .._.,._ ......... ,......._, ... .._~ • .-· I . "'Ooiue llrok -dw -...... r.« ........ llO -. •• ,,,..... Jo« "-"'-... -ft.----... I ...... IO a ..... ........ ,.,_ ,..... """.,_... ........... ....,... ......... -. ....... , .. -... IHl,Om. ...._....._Oes r ~ .io. lar11o Ila die -O..'l ,..... .... ,.._ ... ,...ef .. tw---• ....... ,. ,.,......11--..r•otr • , _._ .,..._ o.. 111t i.r n.-.-a..r. Je, ..._ 9f C'Mao. Cll.. ..W die "°" ... ill '"l'k Liiiy "'49'\ W8J 10 lidla" ._ "~ •1 hrc.•· MCI 'Wed i. ,,...._,....,.._~.__,_Ulm IO "°'°°° --'Y ··r .. -rtdt ,,__.. lllid ~."'-I -11MPllllll81dw ... olllllr•--.. ....,_ ...... It kJdl .. 11w ................ . .._ ... , 'c a l ._., jllfGIJ 1 dw .... ~ ddie , ... ...,,_ n.m-Q,lllr! Ho,..,.._ lib ...... ,.._ _.,, .................... ..,_,. .. .................... it.a _ _,,... .... ..,. _ -_, ....... IMolt tO do ..,~ seU, becaUle l don'I lhink of my homes .. "investments.''... I'~ .,. ocher raJ estate -and stocks, beads, Md Qlli in the buk -for 1hlt .. I rcma1ber wltm I Iola my )ob. 8eclulC I waa Jle9d O¥a heds in dcbl, my lawyer told nw the only thine I could do was dedarc •krupccy. He •M tn'Oa&· I peid off ewTY clime. ~ I have • miltioa dollar Hee ol c:rcidit; bUI I lliD don't have a job. t. staid, I pt up nuy wedtday morniClc and decide whetbcr I W1111C to 91> to wort or not. Sometimes I do -for S or 6 hoots. Biii about hall tlw dee. I decidr 10 rad . ., rcx •..it. sail 11r1 boM, swim. or ride ay bite. I bow wbm il't lite to bt brott. And I know whet it's like to ~ ~you Want. And I bow tbM rou -liU 1111t -am _._ wbidt .om ...... to ... h'• rally .. ~ a 1ba. Th.M 's why I c:all it ''The tuY MM't Way to ltic:bes:" So I'm 90illl to ask you to IClld 1111t IOlnldaial I doll 't DC:cd: money. Ten doUan 10 bt ea.act. Why'? Bcause I .,.. you to pey Mtmtioe. Aed I filwe lbM if JOU'vc .,c SIO ~ rou'U look ewer wU& I ..s you Ind decide wbcOcr to IClld k t.cli: ... or kcq> it. Aed I doa'I .._,you to keep it W\ktl you apee that it'• won.b .. least • hundred times Whal you ln- va&cd. h the-crial ''wonh" SIO? No - if rou thiDt of it as peper and int. 8'll that's not.._ rm ldliQl .. Wbat I am .... ii illfOl-*>n. ~inform. tioe IMD t siw wtia l'a peid SJOOO • a pat speaker. Mon iaformMioe Ihle Ip ia a oeH!our ~ for SlOO • But yo11're really not riskina ..,rAliils. 8eaam ftra, I don't Wut you to IClld me any inoeey -&I lcest aoee that I caa me. lmtmd. a • tokat or ,.,.., sblcaity. KDd la )'(Mii' cbeck or mooey order md /IOlltt'-it for six ..tr from today. You Mt, it's DOC ,_.y moocy bel;ause it '1 1110C ...,... -baida. I woet'I nai toadl it for silt weds anyway . In this way you'U haw plenty of time to ~ my material, loot it over, try it out Md pro~ to youndf · tba C¥trythift1 I am ldli111 you ls 1rue. I know wMt you're tb•lr•"I: "He .,. ridl .... pope ~ to Id ridl.-.. 'TM truth is -ud this is very imponant -the YC9r before I sband '''lbt lazy Mu's Way to Rida," my Dft iDcocne ... Sll#.646. Aad what l'D rend you tdls jwt bow l madt that ti.nd of-cnoney ... wortJna "part time" .. a few hours • day ... about I months out ofthc )'air . It doan'I ~ "cducaion." I'm • hiah tdMIOi a:radu.te. It doan't require "capital." R.ananber i .-.. up to my neck In dttlC wt.en l uncd . It doem't ~"lock." I'~ Md man than my shin ... I'm not prom. thal you'D mate • much I ha,_.. A8d rou may do b«- ter pa'IOMly know °"' mm wt.o ...S that~-warted "-rd, aad madl 11 million doUan ln 9 ,an. ... IDOlltY illl't ~-J.N., CldwrCily, CA r~----------·------------------------.... -----------. R...a.I PubHshen • 17105 South Pldllc, Desit. 101 Sumct 8adl. CallfOl"llia 90742 You may bt full of bams, but w1ta1 b9YC I p>t to loM1 Send me Tht lazy Mu.. Way To llidm. EadoNd Is ID)' c:Mr:t.,Of money onkT po111t#ted u ween from todQI If I return YoUf INllaiel -'°' •>' r..ae -witMa tU& time. m um my unc:asbcd cbcd °' moocy order 10 me. Oa thal bait. hen's m1 1m doll.In . 90llA y -NO COD'S CAI Jora. _,.,. ..._ ... ,._ ...... ~--------------· ···--·······--------~-----~ .... ~S.,..p111b Db ........... ~ It's not only .,.;.. You Mve '°tip more. eoo; lhltl apected of ~F:-~;.r~ whit the~~ ii worth. rd • '° jUll ~ ~ there at the airport and uy, "It's yours!" Q: ................ .. ~ pll it Wll when my father died and my whole world came 1p911. I Wll just 9 years old. you know. On June 3rd. I had a home. I had 1DJ1. I had a mom and did. we had a car and I WIS in IChool and I had frteodL On June 4th. I didn't have a home anymore;; we were liviD& in ~ room at (jrandma's. I had no fltber. My mother went 1D work. It was like tomeone had pulled the rug out from under me. fn one ~· my whole lie just cbqed. and things wtft never the same • they had been. nor would they ewJ' be ..,m. It's a traumatic thin& to have happen to you. Qt ... ..., • .., ,..ft_ .... .,.. I -. "-J•:.Jh riea, ... .... tllh.. .. ..... .... ,.... a d z'e ....... nllt Ja •ft97CsE 1 ',flfasm-. 8ombleck: Oriel and ..... you get out of thaO . Q: ... • -..wed .w ... --· n.t ...... -.ilM ..... .. ,_. AaJMO, wDllil w -.e· ....... .,,.....11e1 8od>eck: The best time was bKk in Centerville. Ohio, when I had three kids under aae 5 and I me. what I was RJplJ(Jled to be~ and I did it. I Ft areet IMidldion out of tMinR deen-smellinl LmndrY off the Une. haW:w thole three tucbd liWrf at niabt widi dean fleet. It was a aood time <L my 1iJe. Q:lia.ttWm I",... .. .._ tl£lle -WIBI WU f1 smt1& w•tllle-• allll 8on1tJed: I know, and I ~ about that now. It was trying it was the best of times and the wont of times. But to leel needed and produdiYe and know what you·~ all about and be ~ thbw lpeC::i9I to 90IDeOlae die -it had a11 die awedienls. it ra11y did. Q:OK •• .,. I t -............... ., Bom6eck: rve lmmed. lot about .... tiomhlps with my kids, I tbiM. becwlle f ve wrinen IO much about it. One of the thinp Is that the one who delerves your aniention the last needs it the most -and that's hard to do. When a child hM defied you and ays. ''1 hale you and. I don't want you around aDYmoref' lhlts when he or she rmly needs you. That's tbe time you've Ft to ball8 in there. ~.,._ .. ~· .,. ,.. CCllD .... •• .. ,_.._..,., Os' Q:AM __ ._._._. II ist.r ...... ,... b cw Bombei::k You da.'t ~want my ~?- Q:Yea,I ... Bombect: O.IC., ~ goes: "YOU WANT 11tlN. YOU oor llflN!" Q:lltPEltlt? 8ombeck: Isn't ttm sick?! Q:Y-. ......... 11111,•tlleJ .., la CaEw ' , lllmPl ,_ ... ::::t ~ and thank you for ~ ... f M&V WfDl.Y • Al'IOl. I • ,.. 7 t ...._ ........... ,,,.,..Eillllltl"~: =··-------.. ,..,,.... ..... !!.':!!!!!!.,.. ••• 4 1 lnqy-t .... ,... ....... , .. _.AM~Lau•• ........................ ..,,.,._...._ ·---..... . ....... "' ..................... .. __ ,_._ ............ ....._.~ .. ~Ollawwt; -.••=··· Wle .............. _.,... FF19ol .......... INCfl .. o "'*••• v• rs, 1111u--.---.. IZllf I t . ' - By Linda Marso &rs~~ cans are !llicbn wth ke. the Radon's third l1l09l oommon came of death. Thanks to medical ad- vances, however, the nwnber of dead\$ caused by a stroke has dropped -tO permit in the pas tew decades. and physi- cians can now trelt likely can- didates rih drup or deticae suf8ical procedure th• can prevent or poatpone one. Heeding certain warning signs can cut down ~ chance of having a stroke by as mudl as half. Four <>ti of five stroke suf.. ferers have actuaJty ex- . ad a rninHaroke -~ medical jarp1 as a transient ischemic attack (T .IA) -prior to a maior one. "Routjlly 30 peiCt:i It of those who experience T.}A 's will have a stroke within five " cautions Dr. Albert ~. director of vascular research al Los ~ c.omty-Universily of Southern Calibnia Medical Center. Transient ischemic attacks occur when there ·s a brief redlXtion of the bk>od no"-to a section of the brain. trigger· ing a momentary lapse in the bodily functions emed by that area of the C h could be compared to a tem- porary power failure in a computer. .. For its size, the brain re- quires an enormous amount of oxysen and glucose to work, so it needs a continuous supp1y ot b&ood. ·· explains or. Michael 0. Walker, director of the National lrubttfe of Ne\1-• rologK:al and Communk.lhve Disorders and Stroke. Most frequently. T.IA's are characterized by a ~ or immobility on one side of the body, particularly in the arms. hands, IE!fP or the facial muscles. ~ common, but equally ominous, are symp- toms such as difficulty swallowing and articulating or understanding words. Or s F Ala:/ wrnu • Al'lllL • .... ttMft IDal)' be brief spells of bluny vision or plf'tial blind- n e ss. Even a sudden hellala'te, a temporary km of ENTER balance or bRedulness <X>Uld be due to a f JA Once the bAood ftow returns to normal, the symptoms disappear, usually dhin a tew mmmes. or • most. 24 hours.. Because these symptoms a.re transitory and often Halfsies· FREE TREASURE CHEST AND COINS INSIDE HALFSIES TREASURE HUNT SWEEPSTAKES WIN1 of500* CEREAL CASH PRIZES' vasue. the ma question is: Al. wt\11 point shoukt you bemme genuinely alarmed? "Stroke is more likely &o oa:ur dtl people who have high bk>Od pressure. diabetes or heart dise•c," says Dr. Mark Goldber1. head of the neuroao.Y department at Harbor:U.C.L.A. Medical c.enter in To1rate. And the inddence of stroke ~ dramalicaUy aler age 60. Anyone who falls into these ~ and exhibits recur-rinl sy1J1l*>mS GI a T.l .A. should see bis or her doctor immeclllety. 1be molt mnvnon cause or h9e aaacb is when small blood docs. which can be ~ duced by a hardening of the arteries or by lislue breaking loose from some other pan or the body. ptue up the vessels lelding to the brain. NonnaJ,, ly. ttlele can be c:tmofved with anticoagulants, and even daJ. ly do9es of aspirin have been an elective stroke preven· tative in men. T.IA 's can also result from arterioaderosis, a buildup of fatty deposits inSde the major aJ1e'ies. which .. gradually ~uces the blood Bow. A OOmbination of a low • cholelterol diet and drugs may oontrol this problem. though in more extreme cases, surgery to remove ex· as tissue or to dean the m· sides of the vessels may be ~-The best-stroke preYention. however, is treanns the cause. 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He suaests that par- ents not d6-uade their child but in- stead make room for the ilnlgLrwy pal. "By condemnin& the fantasy. parents cut off a major avenue of communica- tion for a child," he warns. Parents tometimes wony because dleY UIOdate talldna to such a friend with mental Ulnes in adults. But mo&t children actual~ the diffettnce between • reaJ · and an invisible one. acxion1ins to Pea,y Miles. M.A .. director of the Children's Education Center al Calholk University in Washif18ton. D.C. "If you ask them about it. they'll say, 'Oh. it's just pre- tend,'" she explains. Studies a ff!w ye.an ago at Yale University found that as many _, 70 percent of cbild~n undtt S talk about havina dleR kinds o1 friends. And chlldm. With fant.lsy companions tend to be bl W-show pater ability to coocentra1e and a1t aenetally happier. the raearcben a>nduded. Prechoolers are the most likety a&e 8JOUP to have ifna8inary compan.ions, as the boundaries between fantasy and reality are most blurred then. Once a child starts school and il'lCl'alfa his oomber of real oompanions, the need k>r a fantasy friend often subsides. But tor as long al they're around, i~. pals can help children in dilereit ~ or uren. worryma tnit Baby Kippy has a p~ to s.lt may fill a need in her to look after another individual. in the same way that her parents care for het'' says Miles. An iJna8inaJy buddy can also give a chikl the feelina that he i.s in charge of a situation. For exam- ple, Robert O'Brien. M.A.. a teachef at the Children's Edu<> tion Centet recalls that as a ~ tm imaginaly - a bi8 dos -faithfully f~ him everywhere. Sometimes. kw will use this friend to echo their parents' com- mands · -"Be ·careful with that Blass of milk" -as a way d ny. ing to understand the rules they themselves are being asked to follow. Or they may use tUm or i her to convey thoughts they are embarrassed to express directly. A little girl who is afraid d the J dark, for example. may find it easier to ask for a night-light for "my friend Joey" than to admit to her feat "lmagirwy friends help children deaJ with a stresful situalioo by dis-ra.nc.ina themselves from it." says Ot Kellerman. "lrs a child's version, in a way, of the adolt who telephones a ~and says. ·r have this friend with a problem. Dex: .... ·" Parents only need to worry when an i~ companion begins taking over a child's life by blocking the need for iuJ friends, or seriousty disrupting family routines. "Don't cancel a family trip because the i1Jl88inary playmate is sick." says Dt Kellerman. But he and Miles agree that 1rs fine tor parents~o mak small accommoda-tions for an i · pal, such as turn- ing on an· light "Be matter of fact," counsels Miles. If parents can relax and enjoy their c~n·s imasinary friends. the result could be that tfie creativity that launched the fantasy will last a fifetime. That's what happened to Robert Louis Steven- son. who turned the imaginary friends of his childhood into the magical characters of Trmsu~ Island and other beloved boob. IW $utan IApfts/tl IS tM au/ho< llJflh hn husband, a/ In A FamiJy W111 (Lllt#e. 8l'O&lWI ortd Co J ·~ . -LOST -U>NAPPED -RtltUIMY CHILDREN A M£SUOE FOR 61.l. PMENTS ~ ~CAN HELP YOUt THE FOLLOWlNG COULD BE PRICELESS 10 't'OUR FAMtlYI A Pf09'*" tam~ thoUghltully 111 ITtied to ............. ln--•IO Wf 1 'C ..... ~ llfQft& a kMd one v.,.,_ II PfOl'lcm 1nelgtt lrto ~· end ... you Whll '°do if hgecty ...... lnduHd tor you. 81\ ........ wtildt Locll -a. ~CS! .... '° coordinllee tNw lfb1ll fth ttw F9I '°' poeilhll. ~ ~ion Nllkll .... .. A dMld't ~•a, a trag«ty NCl 1•d 1• ~ t.,,._ wtl ,W In iw Unllld-. II a Nltionlll P'obiem . . " "Some art mu~; meny thouunde mor9 are M¥9f lound. W. CM oMy ..,_,._ ~ ttwgi.-..... ~~.._,_ .... ._dlti••·•....-the grief Wld angui8h d the famlliee who h.ve ~ to ...,.,, ~ tt'* dMldren't ...... "Milllone at c:Nldntn IWm9ln It rtllc, wlnerllb6t to llbdoctlon, llbuM. end ""'"*· le la lmptr-. thlf the r.deral ~ u.ume a men ac:tNe role." ~------------------------------------------------, I I NMIE t ------------. ,,.. .... ..,°"""' ' ' ..... al~-°"'E'iicia.o '-• S100. 0 () µ9"'~ -------=-=--·l --i 0 1110 • • ' cmisw£ _______ ,, --' I ~------------------------------------------------~ By Norman Lobsenz A uthor Nancy Friday's 1977 best-selling book My MotMr/Myse# drew atten- tion to the conflicts that women and their female oftsprins en- counter as daughters come of age. New research $hows. how- ever. that by the time a daughter reaches mid- dle •· she is likely to enjoy her mother's company and find the f relationship increa.sina- ly rewarding. Social researchers l Grace Baruch and Rosalind Barnett of Brandeis University asked women between the ages of 35 " and 55 how -they felt toward their mothers. The majority of respondents satd the relatiOnship ~ave them a great deal of emotional satisfaction. One interviewee, when asked whom she liked lo be with when she felt depressed. replied. "lt's really embar- r~ng to say so. but it's my mother.- Others. who had exper1enced strife with their moms at an earlier age. found they were able to understand the parent better as they got older. As one w~ put it. ''My mother's way of life is not for me. but as a person she's O.K. I now understand why she has the faults she does." The study also shows that lor grown da• ters. mothers are areas- suring role model for aging. "My mother seems to like her life better and bettei;.. re- marked a woman in her 40's, "so I don) feel so pessimistic about getting older ... But Baruch and Barnett noted that da&JWlten who were ~themselves oftief1 felt that this expe ie a diminished me significanoe of their own moms. M' ...... ...,,. ' hett'a no trick to ex- ceeding .the speed limit from behind the wheel of your car. bUt Just how fast an a person go on his own? The existing speed record for a single-rider, human- powered vehicle is 58.89 rmles ~hour, achieved by Dave Us on a vector tricy- cle in l . Recendy ti,e Du Pont Company commmioned a study to detennioe what the limit would really be. Their computers su88'Sfed that no human oould top 65 m.p.h. in a vehicle he powers himself. So now Du Pont has issued a c.halleflle, offering a pri2e of S 15.000 to the first person to exceed 65 m.p.h. unaided. While this race will definit~ ly go to the swift. you don't ha~ to be in a huny to enter. 'The contest lasts until the end of 1987. If by then no one has proven the computer wrong. the prize will be awarded to the entrant ronting do5est For more information, you can chase down the Inter- national Human Powered Vehicle Association. They're. uh, running the contest ur•en I QUl&''CAL s the childhood I rdll'll chilled more hearts than the 18 F .\MILY W fDllY • 4Plltll I • '"" "' §' 4UWWWW 8Y MARI°" l<l"G ·:. pop qwz. You Gl'llSFn .remember the ••-••••Y ~ : ~ Do you grit your teeth your boob. take al the ~t of pay- out a pen and ir18 your dentill a viliO piece ol paper Whit• the \fOf'lt pri That u.. and .... " But it's de metal hobk he UIS to poke . recently been and )It> al your · choppers? ,, $hown that. like wen. here's re&90fl 1o smile. liina beans, early . Your der_Jtisl inly IOOO be tnd- bedtime and inl in his hook for a wand. re9ular baths, lhe "wand" - those quizzes whose brand 11,,, • were good for name iS ~ ~ _.A. you. . -is a~ ln-~ Psycho6ogists at vented by George -~,. the Americ.an c.o&-White, an Ofal p& lege in Bryn Mawr. Penn., diatridan at Tufts had 97 high school students University. It ~ a l. checks tor cavities about British history. Re by ~ elCh ~ third of the students were tooth a little elec- immediately given a muJtiple.. tric jolt Helkhy choice/short-answer test. teeth do not con- Another third reread the duct electricity, material. and the reffili.IMkr but -as a tooth' went on iO i5ineUiffig else. enamel coaltn1 E~:i! a89ressiveness. ~ eolerance ~ of violera. Mit- tpe!t lunch~ These were some conse- quences thal plr· IS, teachers and even politicians foresaw at the •Pd Ill • Mayo( by Ed Koch • Smalt ~ by JUdy Blume • Out on a Limb. by Shirley MlcLaine • Railason& ~ fhvtlls ~rs...~· Two weeks later, each of the ~ to decay.~....--...... three groups was tested on the resistance to ~e --~make~,: up and held into yperspace. • In $«1tclt ol Exe%11ma. by Thomas Peters ! • ~ at Risk. by Frank i the history they had read: It an clectrica1 wr turned out that the quiz.takers tent diminishes. scored 13 points ~ than So, the biQAer the · those who had reread cavity. the~ the resistance. the information and points The eJectrical resistance is higher than the others. measured via the ground coo- 1the study ~ how-dudO( which the patient ~ that quizzes are most el-holds in one hand dunng the rective fo( recalling simple examination. 1J very little elec- facts; they are of little use tridty gets through the tooth when it comes to concepts. and tr3vels to the ground. that But we can't answer why. Many of the evils of video games. however, seem to have vaporil.ed. Accordins to Patricia Marks GreenfieJd. a developmental psychok)gist at the University. d C.alifOmia. Los AngeJes, the games' ad- dictive power was vastly over· rated: ~t surveys show thal the ~ player dnJIJS ~ than SS a week into the coin skX and spends al ae.ast two hours_ las per day with the joystick than ~ the channel chafl&er on his 1V. Further. studies at Auburn University llJ8l'Sl that whiJe some video games do tend to promot.e agaresslvenen. others can actually play down the nepdve atpedS of com-. =tionn!~=1soa: that it is not the v1olence ... tractins many youf18Stm, but the feeJins of control that the pmes afford. •Fat= by Joe Mc<Jin-nis • Dtoth on the Nik. by Aaatha Christie • ~ Aunbadl Wilt by Stephen Birmingham ...... y. (AU MeS) Swlday -Ali Mat.<iaw 45; Debbie Reynolds 52; Jane Powel 55. ~y -AJec <Alirlnell 7(); Buddy Eb9erl 76. Tuelday -Marlon Brando 00: F.ddie Murphy 23: Wwyne Newton 4.2. 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IM Molotov cock tall ex- plodes outside a gay bar In San Franclsco./ A3 Anc>nymous donor offers $100,000 reward for missing boy's return./ A3 Nation Mondale gains, but un- ...commltted delegates do better In Kentucky .I A3 Customs agents In New York seize nerve gas on Its way to lraq./A3 ) World Passengers evacuated from stranded cruiser ar- rive In ~laml./ A3 U.S.approves$500 milUon 10,0 to Argentina to pay debts./ A3 Sports It'll be Houston vs. G~rgetown In the NCAA ball<'etbestl chllmplonshlp ~me Monday night after each posted sel'ttifinal wins Saturday ./81 Angels humbled for the second straight night by Dodgers, 8-2, In Los An- geles.1•1 The four divisions of the upcoming major league baseball season are previewed.JBS Entertainment Playgoers can choose among comedy. drama or music as three new shows open this week./C7 Even when It drags, the Academy Awards show Is one of TV's biggest hits. /C8 Bualneu Decentralization Is the key to Costa Mesa ex- ecutive Harry Williams' management style./01 Bankrupt currency trader J . David Oomlnelll swears that money Invested with him la safe and wm be returned to lnvestors./02 ErmaBom*k ~:rPc:n1a Nftt C.ualfled Crouword ONth Notlcea Hor09e0pe AnnLandlt'a Matton-' Nftt ()ptnk>n PubMo Notleel AellElt•t• Spont '~lk>ti Theettrl TrllWI w.u. WoitdNiWe \ C5 cs A3 ee. F1-e C& .. 05 F3 cs A3 A8 05'8 E1·5 a1-e C1-S ce C7-t ~ A2 A3 CdM crewman hit by boom, knocked overboard in first local racing f ataltty By ALMON LOCI.ABEY ... ROBERT BAUER A S3-year-old crewman·was killed Saturday when a boom struck him in the head and knocked him overboard at the start of a yacht race Saturday off Newport Beach. It was believed to be the first fatality in local yacht racin& history, Officials said crewman Lyle Gal- loway of Corona del Mar. a manne artjst. was knocked ovcrboardabout By JERRY .mRSCB °' ... ~ .......... An Irvine businessman under in- vestigation for allegedly bilking in- vestors out of millions of dollars may soon make his first public apPC&rencc since the investigation was disclosed. Thomas D. Carter, who as presi- dent of the Carter Co. offered in- vestors as much as 40 percent interest on their money, is scheduled to attend a bankruptcy hearing in Santa Ana April 11. At the hearing, creditors and the public will have a chance to ask Carter about his business dealings, accord- ing to attorney James Joseph. the court-appointed trustee for Caner. Carter filed · for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the federal bankruptcy court in Santa Ana on Dec. 22. "It will be a 341 A hearing and, at that meeting. the debtor is required to appear and answer questions put to him by the creditors and trustees. Although it as done outside of the court. the debtor will still be under oath:' Joseph explained. Caner. however. can refuse to answer some questions by invoking the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. whi ch protects an indi- vidual from being forced to in- criminate himself. Joseph said. The hearing will take place at 10 a.m. in the council chambers at Santa Ana City Hall. 22 Civic Center Plai.a. carter is under mvestigation for fraud by the Orange County Sheriffs 12:20 p.m. when an ocean swell ~nd gusty breezes buffeted the -40-foot Apache, apparently causina the boom to shift abruptly to the ttarboard. Crewmate Mike f'itzaerald of Huntinston Beach immediate!>-: jumped overboard but Gjilloway s ·foul weather gear reponedly filled with water and he became too heavy to bt lifted over. the cide. He apparently sJii>ped from his friends' grasp and.later was spo.Hed by the Newport...SCach Police helicopter Department. The investiption centers on his dealings as the Caner Co., a "medical factoring" firm that Carter said bought medical insurance claims from doctors at a discount and filed the claims wjth insurance companies to recover the full amount at a profit. Investigators say Carter raised at least SI 0 million for the company and may have raised as much. as $60 million. According to the county Sheriffs. Depanmcnt. the .. medical factoring" firm never existed. Although no charges have-been filed. the Investigation is continuing with sheriffs deputies taking depo- sitions from investors, said LL Ri ch- ard Olson. spokesman for the Sheriffs Depanment. Investigators have had the help of the Orange County District At- torney's office in filing search war- rants. but Olson said the investiga- tion is taking longer than expected and It still may be months before any charges could be filed. Carter also is the subject of an investiption by the federal Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC has ob!!iJ'led a temporary restraining order"Oarring Carter from selling any investments. . Both the SEC investigation and a preliminary review of Caner's books by an accounting firm hir'td by Joseph have failed to 'find any evidence that Carter opcnted a medical factonna business. Joseph said. with his r.ce down in the 'Waler. He wu plucked fi'Om the water about lO mtnutet aftei the ICCidtnt by the ~nae County Hatbor Depenme:nt. Fare Boat. . Newport Beach paramedics and Hfesuards leaped onto the fireboat from \he ramp al the pier and administered ttsuscitation efforts enroute to harbor department head- quarters. He was nuhcd• to Ho., Memorial Hospital by am bu lance but pronounced dead·on arrival. An Orange County Coroner Oe- panment spokesman said an autopsy as scheduled to determine ifG.alloway die'd from injuries from beioa struck by the boom or if he drowned. w.~ IOld ofr.a.ts they be-. Hevt din' ... him ante me aide Of tht boet ~ fallint ovttboeld. ThtY •id cmmwes thftw lines add life praer¥en but ht appaentJy was unable to rnpond. And fiu,erald .aid ht touatn Galloway shook bis ~ .. no•· when Fitzatrald asked him 1f he was okay. · ( The trqedy struck whm tbe Ap•cl~ was maneuverina with about ..0 other boau at the 1tartHq line of the Balboa Yacht Oub's 66 Series race lbat started about three miles west of the Newpon Beach Pier and destined to ao around the offshore oil drillina platforms off Huntinaton Beach. Will OC Ziggurat:' house homeless? ....,,... ...... .., ............... Power pole on Vlcfona Street la left clinjiln.i after a car •track It Saturday ntcbt, knocktni oat power i'o aboat 300 Co.ta lleu homes for a time andnoepJtaHstn1 two of the car'• occupanta. of the nation's homeltsl wu bi:C.Om- ina more acute as winter weather let in across the nation: Board of Su-pervi.sors CbainUD Harri.el& w ieder receat.ly ditcU:lleid the openina of the Zigw'at with us Health and Human ServlCm ~ rewy Marpm Heck.leT' iQ w--. ton D.C. ~1r found to be feasible. this proposals m.iabt be an amwer 10 Ille dilemma faced not .only by womm. but the estimated l 00 to 200 ~ who lack even emeraiencY ibC&cr evay--n\abt i&-Oranee c...,..~-.. Wieder, io I letter ursi .. tbal the possibility of openina the buildina be explored further. however, Supervisor Thomas Riley, who represents the t 9""! Niauet area and 1 aauna Nipd Community Council Praideot Gary K.wtt said they were .. we of the A car smashed tiead-on lllto a ~ 9-0le and sheared it into two ----1 parts, mocilnio power LO a 1Jl 300 customers for an indefinite period in the western part of Costa ,...esa Saturday ni&hL ' -""' ............ -..... -.., Witnesses said two occus;>:1lnt5 bad to be cut from the a.u10.tD<>b1le after il struck the pole in the intersection of Victoria and Valley Roadai6:5S p.m. Power lines and telephone liDes were knocked to the ground at KVeral nearby locations alld tmersency workers for 1he Soutbcm California Edison Company were called lo deactivate several "hot wires.. .. Power was knocked out in the areas along V 1ctoria west of Placentia A venue. Pacifica. Canyon Drive and Valley Road. Poi1C( were called out m force to direct traffic. Motonsts t.ravelina between Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach wert detoured from Vic;toria onto neighborhood streets. Oflkers late Saturday nl4ht""(jidft't---. know the names of the victims ot "hat caused their car to run into \be pole on the norths1de of the Vic- tona-Valle) intersection. Colleges get report card ,.. r1s the Coast Community Collqe District, wl\ich includes Orange Coast. Golden West and <:oastline coUeaes. beina. run efficiently? Should the district continue to own and operate public television station KOCE Channel SO? Is the district wise to produce television courses, or do these projects rob funds from clas room education? Is Coastline Collete, which bas no formal campus but olfcrs tclccourscs and dassroom anstructfon at numerous rented ites. wonh presuvina? Does the district have too many admil\istrators? M teacher s'.aJancs too hiah? Thete are ..,ne of the issues that were bitterl)' ~ last )Cir 1n the coll* d1 trict. They wcrt at the cent.er of a ma ive faculty layoff, an attempted tteall campa\Jn and a fall election in whk h three t~her-backe4 candidates paned m~ont)' control of the dmnct• bO&td of tru tea. Dun"' \M fall campai&f\, the three f~ult) u ncd tru Conrad ordqu1st, rmaftd Ruir and ancy Pollard, ct lied for an inckpc:n- denl "4 of the d1 trict 1dm1ni • \ration. the thrtt coU and the ' It P11L . S1E11£1111 Focus ON THE NEws telCV1SJOn station. Like community collcacs across the state, \be Coast schools were attempt- tftl to maintain a strona educational prosr-am in the wake of contmuana cuts in state fubdina. Faculty cntics cha,.ed that dist.net administrators ~re makina th~ ~TOr\I d«i ion in us1na the rcmain1na funds. For example. many 1n tructon \bouaht it WH wrona forthecfutrict to· continuing ful\d1"' KOCE and teJe. counn wbile laymt off etas room ttaehm. Th cnt ~ t~ di trict was "em • i th1 over people.'' An tndepcndcnt 1m1dy, the can- d1da~ said. would help t}\em-d tnm1nc htthcr SUC'h chaJ'ttS ~"CT( \ ( \ahd. And shortly afler they wen: elected last November. Nordquist. ·~ Ru12 and Pollard pttSSed for the hanng of a mln&Fmcnt conwltiQ& firm to rtvaew dastnct operations. Santa Monaca-~ Evans Man.- ment $(rv1ces was selected. Last Wcdnesda). the caaerty awaited Evans report .-... made pubhc. More than 200 peaes Iona. \M ~ focuses on the Coast Ot.stnct• mission. at enrollment. ats adm1n»- trativc makeup. its fi°'ncc and its proerams. B«ause of tht tcnath of the document. there were few immediate reaction District trusttts wd \My wilt study the rcpc>rt, then conduet a pubhc mtttans April 18 to disc at. No action .. ;u be \lien at the stUd) It ion. . "I think it (the Evans re~) will bt v ry hclpf'uho the bioard.' · d Judith ckk). pmi<knt or mt m n ~ration f T rs chapter att· vma the dt mct's full·timt instruc- tors. ~ckl v 1d the trx·!ltl~ ptanni · 1 its o n tud) rcvtew t~ E\ln\ rtOOrt.. -,- - While San Cle~te city officiah AR bul_y d.ilettina S40 million in claims filed by t.be 41 Verde Canyon property, owners who live near lhc landllicle tbatdesuoyod three homes las& )Uf. lbey may take solace in a $6 million Oood control project <» s~ to ftdUQC the da,naer of toil shppqe on the city's north side. The 2.6S..mile--lona Forster Ranch storm drain1 a joint project amona the county ana local developers, will protect 2,000 homes in the area and another 2. 700 ttsideoces on lhe drawing boa.rd when it is completed in May l 98S, according to Coun- cilman Bob Limber&. "This is by far the taraest storm drain project in the city's history," Limberg said. "San Clemente has two m-.jordraining basins and this project will take care of one.·· The other basin Limberg referred to is on the city's south side near A venu~ Pie,o. Construction of the drain began last month and is being financed entirely by Estrella Propenies. one of t~ major land owners in the area. Estrella filed a lawsuit against th~ city several years ago because officials refused to grant building permits for const.ruction near the basin because of hazardous Ooodin• conditions. Latec. the two parues settled. with Estrella yrceing to construct the drain facility to solve the problem. Once completed, the county will maintain the flood control prOJCCt. The concrete box culven will run undel'ifOUnd before reaching the ocean. "This is something that is very necessary," Limberg said. "The city MoJt or the claims came about three ~b after a jury in lquna Beach •Warded S800,000 in damaaes to two people in a l 9~1ide. Clues to motel killin·g sought ·in Washingt~n Two Anaheim pohce detecuves arc umes tn the hea\t and twice in the seeking clues in Seattle in the cxocu-back. The little girl was shot twice in tion-style slayings of Patricia Dixon the head. and her 5-year-6ld daughter Amanda Wright said police had no reason \0 in a motel near Disneyland. believe a suspect in the case ~as in the CXtectives Dave Tuttle and Carl Seattle area~ He said police do not Manin were interviewmg family have a good description ofa man who members and friends and attempting was seen approachmg the motel to determine what belongings. the room. victims took with them on their Autopsies Thursda}' by the Orange vacation, said Sgt. Bill Wright, County Coroner's office showed no spokesman for the Anaheim Police evidence of sexual assault and police Depanment. The detectives arrrived have ruled that out asa motive. Police Friday. found money and traveler's checks in The bodies of the victims were tht motel room. according to LL Stan discovered by a maid Wednesday Kantor. af\emoon at the Anaheim Park Dixon was divorced and worked as Motor Inn. one block from Dis-a secretary at a Fred Meyer store in neyland. The mother was shot three Burien, a south Seattle suburb. ~Chiij~N@~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- z1 aG uRA THOME •.• From Al Elias said he doesn't really know how many people might be housed m the building nor how much such a program would cost. He said ~ hasn't even been inside the sprawhng building, estimated by the govern- ment to be 61 percent vacant. "It's going to make a maJOr impact . on the problem if I can get this builqing. .. Elias said. He added that he also 1s not too worried that community oppos1uon might derail the prOJCCt. .. lfthey can't be sensitive to. the plight of the homeless. I'm-not afraid-to ~~them on ... Elias said. He explained that the shelter prob- . ably would provide overnight accom- modations and two meals, dmner and breakfast. to homeless people or families that agreed to panicipate in CTHF programs. Such programs are aimed at getting homeless people Jobs so that they can afford once agam to provide for themselves. The Ziggorarrccently wa~· put up for sale by the federal government. but was pulled· off the market in :ieptember 1983 when purchase bids came in too low. Supervisors also have declined to purchase the build- ing, contendi ~he price the govern- ment General Services Agency was asking was too high. COLLEGES GETTING GRADES •.. From Al members will be prepared to com- ment on 1t dunng upcoming meet· rngs. One 1nst1tut1on where a first look at the Evans report has pro mpted a few '>miles 1s Coasthne College. The non-1rad1t1onal rn~tllutton and its telecourses ha\C~ been a frequent target of facult' l'nt1cs fro m Orange ( oast and Golden West The Evans report has compltmental") wo rds for C oastltne and the telccourse pro- gram < oastline spokesman Jack Chap- pell said the report recognizes .. a number of things we·,e been sa) mg lo r }'Cars. that "e do not compete wuh (iolden Wt'st and Orange Coast. but comphment them and appeal to a different kind of student. mostly part-11me ones." It 1s still uncertain how many of the Evans recommendallon!t will be adopted b)' d1stnct trustees. But for the board members. pan1cularly the three new ones. the report may pro" 1de a bluepnnt for changes they v.1sh to make in the operation of the Coast Distnct. Followmg are some h1ghhghts from 1he Evans report GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ..- The Evans firm 1nterv1ewed more than 200 Coast Distnct students. teachers. trustees and staff members. and rev1rwed many district docu- ments The firm said 1t found "a record of maJOr accomplishments through penods of vowth and throu~ more recent periods of major stress. The firm said 1t also found "room for improvement, .. but added that "no improvements can be con· "dered earth-shaking.·· Just Call 642-6086 ' ENROLLMENT -liecause state funding is based on a verage dail)' anendence. the Evans firm urges the district to work on increasing student enrollment to a level attained in the 1982-83 school year. The d1stnct should emphasize the recruiting of more full-time students and should cons ider a marketing campaign urg· mg all students to take one more class. DISTRICT LEADERS -As an- no unced earher. the Evans firm encourages the trustees to begin immediately to seek a chancellor to succeed Norman E. Watson. who will retire in June. An 1ntenm chancellor should be hired too' ersee the district until a permanent successor is chosen. ' The E'an!t firm sa)S the trustees should also be looking for a per- manent president for Coastline. The Coastline president should be selected soon after a new chancellor 1s picked. COLLEGE GOVERNANCE -The thrtt Coast colleges ha'e tra- ditionally operated autonomously. each with its own admm1stration. faculty and suppon services. "What we found at Coast Com· munity College D1stnct.'' the rcpon says ... is the pnnc1ple of autonom) gone berserk. It causes a duphcat1on of resources ... The Evans report suggests some autonom) be maintained. but the d1stnct should examine areas where expenses could be cut by standard· 11ation. ADMINISTRATORS -Contend- ing that the Coast D1stnct has more adm1n1,tn1tors than most college d1stncts. the Evans rcpon rcc- otnmends the gradual elimination of • more than 50 administrative pos~ 1t1ons through attrition. The responsibilities of remaining admin- istrators should be rearranged while this reduction takes place. The Evans firm also says thcr< I should be fewer administrators re- port;ng d;rectly to the chancellor. COASTLINE -Although the school has a higher percentage of administrators. the Evans firm urges the trustees to "affirm suppon for the programs at Coastline Community College and reco..&n1ze that the nature of the programs require.~ additional unique staffing patterns. FACULTY -Without analyzing the vahd1ty of last year's teacher layolTs and this year's teacher rehir- iog. the repon sa}s courses with lo~ enrollment should be phased out to make room for new high-demand classes. Teachers in areas with dechn- ing enrollments should be given a chance to retrain for new speciality areas. The repon also notes that Coast District compensation 1s relatively high compared to other community college districts. It says the trustees should ~consider negotiauna a lesser level of 'fnnge' or personnel benefits for employees." KOCE -The ttport concludes KOCE represents a drain of more than S2 million annually on district funds: It recommends the district divest itself of respons1b1hty for operating and financina KOC[ by September 1986. II says the SlJlllOn should be operated by a mdependcnt entity such as the KOCE-TV Foun- dation. The rePort also says the distnct should continue to use telecourses as a means of dehvenna instruction. What do )'OU lll1e 1bout tbr Dally Pllot?"Wbat don't you like? Call tbe numffr at lttt and you mess••• wlll ff rtt0rdtd, traD1crtbed and dellnred to tJae appropriate editor. ne same 14~ho11r 1n1werta1 service may be used to r~rd leuert to tbe tdltor op any topic. Cootribatort to our Lttttn col.aft.a m1tt l1cl•d tllelr umt aod telt'pboae namMr•ror verfflt'atloa. No clrcel1ll a calls. pleast Tdl as wllat't oo your rnlnd. 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Stephen McNash of Costa Mesa will soon be dressing up in an English riding outfit, comJlk,te with a tailored riding coat. jOahpur boots, tiJht ri~ng pants, huntsman hat, riding Da:ton and ascot. years. has "always had an interest lll horses." he said. The ride, beginning in Pahrump, a small town 60 miles nonh of Las Vegas, wiJJ end with a roundup in Las Vegas. The riders will travel 20 miles a day for three days. "Normally when you think of a ride in Las Yeps. you think of dcscn." Mc Nash said. "But Mc Nash said. noting that it is also for a worthw1l1le cause. Horse riders make donations (adults arc $60) to be included in the u:ailride. Mc Nash, however. is not goinJ to a the area we·r~ traveling is loaded with costume pany or takin' a tnp to vegetation and streams." England. He will be participating in After the day's ride. there arc the second annual trajlride from dancing and sing-alongs throughout Pahrump, Nev. to Las Vegas May 3 the evening, said McNash. "Once a through May 5. person participates in it. they will The nde is not for a talented elite, according to Mc Nash. "As long as the ~depcndablea.nd.stable, the ride is very safe for 8Jl average ri~r.:· be said. "We have people paruc1- pating from 8 yca1' old through 73." To ensure the horses'· safety during the trip, a veterinarian and a ferrier are brought along. As lhe Southern California rep-look forward to going every year." rcsentati ve for the 1984 Elks On the third day, there will be a Helldorado Traihide. the 62-year-old parade down the Las Ve_gas Strip with real estate broker said the horseback • all the riders particiJ)atuig. McNam. ndc is being sponsored by major-.Us wife Nancy and daughter Bonnie hotels in Las Vegas to gen~rate money will be in the parade. "The ride is a for the American Cancer' Society. very good chance for families to McNash. an avid horseman for 35 spend a few enjoyable days tQgether." Last year. however. there were no major problems -JUSt a few funny incidents. ,ccording to Nash. "One young man young colt and the __r_ol never_ n a ride before. That colt was buckin prancin&- The little horse kept t wing the boy," said McNash. Fo nately . Mc Nash added. the boy wasn't hun. Man dles when spllledgaslgnltes 1.d ·car A 63-year-old man was burned to death When ps apparently spilled from a contamer and ignited tnside his car while he was driving in Huntington Beach early Saturday morning. Police Joseph Beller of Seal Beach apparentJy was on his way to sell items at the Golden West College Delly Piiot O.llvery la Guaranteed Mt•""'' f'11011t "'1l'"''fW 1"T ••Qf ""'·~ fVUI paP4f 11, ., 30 ( ,.. u belo<• 1 0"' ,..., V"'JI COC>y ... IX' 2¥i•<lf!'ff'·' swap meet when the accident oc- curred. Beller pulled his 1973 Mercury station wagon over to the side of the road at Wamer Avenue east of Pacific Coast Highway about 5 a.m. but apparently couldn't get out and perished inside his vehicle. police said. Officers speculated he was on his way to the swap meet because his car was full of items to be sold. they said. They also believed the ~s spilled from the container and 1gn1ted for unknown reasons. ! .. He knew he had a problem when he pulled to the side of the road," Sgt. Mike Relic said. ORANGE COAST Clrculatlon 714/M2-.4333 Daily Nat --H. L. Schw•rtz Ill Publisher ClaHlfled advertlalng 7141142·5'78 All other department• 142-4321 MAIN OFFICE 'JJCtWm &VST ~1.IHA. 'CK M.a • aOdrf!'\l Bo• '~ Cr>\•a ""'9 CA 926?6 ~.Hl#•1.My •t.a SuocJ.aJ ft ··"'• l· ~ ff'<~¥,. , '' o,, "~ ,. CW'.f ,. Chazy Oowallby Roeemary Churchman Cooyr09111 •963 (h"ll" eoa .. Pulli•lol1"'Q C0111Pe!'y NO ~wt 1toon .t~r1a1111:.;nc. ec:ittOf .. 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It's only fftcko avallabJe this time of year, April 2nd ~ st thru Aprll 22nd, and only while oa supplies last. $3991h. ·?tu• "' Lewer c.--1 M.il. •tstol at the Son D ... o Frffway C..to Me.a ~ °"" ~ ... ' ,.fft. t.M•r •tt • ,_..... , ~·2 .. s ,_ .... • J ( s., ... ~~Pnu . VANCOUVER, WUh. -Moual St. Hdena' lrismic heanbeat led lcientiltl to conclude Sauarday tlaat GeW lava was continuiq \0 puah its way to She MirtaCe on tbe volcano's lava domt. Tite -.me ecdVitY, which conlls&td of volcanic earthquakes bije91h dM mounwn and rockfall1 in the crMer, continued ll "moderate" levels Saturda~ said Steve Brantley of 'tie tJ .s. Oeoqjcal SurYey. The rockfatlt could stir Mp aome alb plwnes that could rise above lbe lava dome and,-OCCUionally, above the 1,30().foot CTllCr rim, he said. \ ICbaaea volcano •tOJlll eraptbJ6 VOLCANO, Hawaii -Mauna Loa kept eruptiq Sat'1rday, pumpina out molten toek toward the oullkiru of Hilo, but smaller Kilauea feU silent and dozens of people forced to evacuate by fast·movina . lava were al1oWed to return bome. '"The eruption (of Kilauea) just •tooDed all ofa sudden'' at ebout 3:24 a.m. aid George Yolliida. a volunteer at the Hawaii County Civil Defense beadalW1UI in Milo. A totaJ of 74 homes In the remote b.lllslde Royal Gardens commu~i1}' and nearby Kalapena wen evacuatedjyst before midniabt Friday bc<;au1eofthe tnaption from Kilauea and roadblocks were set \IP in the area. Residents were atlowed to return tf>me Saturday morning. lfewwwreek lJbel •alt duotrJJ out • SIOUX FALLS. S.D. -A federal judae threw out Qov. Bill Janklow .. s $10 million libtl suit apinst No..,weck. but said the mapzine 0 enaaaed in journalistic conduct more.commonly auOc:iated With tabloids like the Nittonal Enquirer and the Globe." U.S. District Court J ~John B. Jones ruled Friday that Janklow's suit failed d the legal tests for libel apinst a public fiaurc. J w sued Newsweek for a Feb. 21, 1983, story about activist Dennis Banks be said defamed him U1C.it.containeclJnaccuraciet and a rape ~tion that was proved. unfounded by three government invntiptions. · lfewwpaper •trl1re IUm New Yor.k NEW YORK-Writers at the New York Post walked picket lines today after striking amid charges of ntana&ement union·bu.sting, and 800• members ot..Lhe newspaper's other unions said they would honor the s\rike. The full effect of the walkout by 400 members of the N,_spaper Guild will not be felt until Monday. The newspaper's Saturday edition was in print before the strike started at 12:0 l a.m., and the Post does not publish a Sunday edition. Bomb uploda at SF gay bar SAN FRANCISCO - A Molotov cocktail exploded outside a closed gay bar Saturday, causing minor damage, fut officials reported. Nobody was hurt. The small fire at Chaps Bar in the city's South of Market· district was reponed at 4:2S a.m. by police Officer Robert Eller, who wa• passina in a patrol car. Arson irulcs.tiptot-1 .. awrence- Wrilht descri~ the firebomb as a bottle with a wick, filleli with a flammable fluid thought to be ga$04il'\e. The fire blistered a window frame. but total damaae was estimated at less than S 1,000. Reward .et for mlu'DI boy FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) -A ~ problem 1n Bell military bdiCootm may have betn respon.. ublt ·(or 231 cbths since 1967 ,but remains laflrly uncorrected even tboulh tbe Anny diKOVered it l 0 yars "°' actordint . to aubtary documenta, former f'en'-IOn ufeiy ex pens and Bell officials. Tbetoplawyer,1 Bdl Kelicopterof fort Worth u,flCd tbe compeny in 1979 to fb: &ht problem even lfit bad to spend hs own moftcy to do 50. "'I consider tbis matter very serious and, if we do nothina about it. very likely to be the subject of attempts at punitive damaaes." Georse OaJ. entein. Bell's ch[eflegal counsel. told oompeny mamgcmem in a 1979 internal memo. Unlike other rotor 1y1tem1, In which this ftappina octUn ufeJy away from tbe mast, in the BeU system tbe rotor bub allO teeter1. Severe or repeated contact with lhe mut can break it, causina tbe rotor to fly off or slice through the passenaer compertment Because.. of lm severe maneuvers in commercial nyint.. mast bumpina bas not -been I l)l'Oblem ilf" 8ttrs civilian helicopters. Bell and many military officials contend that mast bumping,,,-l't'ill never occur unless a critjcaJ pan rails or tbe pilot aoes beyond the craft's limiu. A 8alft4oran Mldler of a U.8.-tratned battalion la wrapped with 11-60 macbine PD belta u be patrola near Jaacapa, El 8a1Yaclor. Tbe Sal•adoran• are ab•ndonln& U.8.-taalJat tacttca In their b9ttle a&alnat the .. rrlllu. The memo was among documents obtained by the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. which also inter· viewed people involved with the llelicopter in a series of copyright articles published last week. Since Galerstein's memo. families of five pilots killed in crashes at- tributed to the design problem have filed damage suits against Bell sccltina nearly a quarter of a billiQP-dollars. Since 1970. when"8etrlost the first case in which the design problem was Bua ttie oniy person ever to survivt a fatal mast bumpina disputes that contention. Col. Larry 8. Higgins 'old the Star· Telegram be was flyinf a Cobra helicopter within its operauna limits last Auau.st when a rotor blade sliced througfi the cockpit, killina his fra[j-bound nerve gas agent seize0.1n ~' / . WASHINGTON (AP)-U.S. Customs agents in New York have impounded a shipment to Iraq of74 drums of potassium fluoride, a principal ingredient of a deadly form of nerve gas, the Customs Service said Saturday. · "It's going to ~it at the _ajrport until it's cleared and Customs Wlll keep a clost watch on it," said Michael Kaufman," a spokesman for the Customs Service in N~ York City. The dis.closure by Customs headQuarters in Wasfi1ngton came oneaay afterthe State Department announced a U.S. ban on the export of a list -0f ehemical agents to Iraq and Iran. whj:b are engaged in a protracted war. Potassium fluoride headed the list offive chemicals banned for shipment to the two countries. Christine Frazer. a spokeswoman for the Customs Service, said tllat on March 2, agents at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport "detained" the ship- ment of l,100 pounds of i?Otassium fluoride destined for the "Mtnistry of Pesticides" in Bagdhad, the Iraqi capital. Later, she said the shipment was im- pounded Fnday, apparently after the announcement of the new U.S. export restrictions. Frazer said the ch~micals originally were detained after questions arose as to whether the shipment needed an export license. , Other information on the shipment was not immediately available. . Friday, State Department spokesman John Hughes said the United States has evidence that Iraq has used nerve gas in its war against Iran. Earlier. the department had accused Iraq of usina mustard gas and other potent chemical weapons forbidden by inter- national agreements. · Hughes said an immediate ban had been slapped on the export to either Iraq or Iran of a list of chemicals, including potassium fluoride. dimethyl methylphosphonate, methylphosphonol difluoride, pbos~ phorous oxychloridc and thioglycol. He said applications for the export of the listed chemicals would be considered cm.a case-by-case basis. but they would be "generally denied where there is reason to believe that these chemicals wilJ be used in producing chemical weapons or would otherwise be.devoted to chemical warfare ... Potassium fluoride is $aid to be a principal incredient in Tabun. one of the earliest forms of nerve gas, developed in Nazi Germany in about 1936. A tiny amount of nerve ps $ kil,ia virtually instantaneously. by pefal)'Zilll the nervoul system, thus preventi,. I.be heart and lunp from functioniJll. Also Friday, the United Na~: - ity Council condemned the use ofcbcmiai1 weapons in the lran·lraq war wi~ naming Iraq as the culpriL lraa -~ action w.as .. not SUOnJ.~·· and to keep fi&h~ unul lraq s president ii captured and tned as I' war aimiml lTaQ 1epeattd1yhU12hiCdliiii•s aue .. 1 tions that it used c~r... ' In ~ponse to charles fi e~ four, spec.1iliits were sent by the ruted Natiou: .to Iran two weeks aao. They reponed1 Monday they bad found evidence durial· an on·site investiption in Iran that mustard ps and a nerve qent bad been used. But they ~frained from identifyi:na 1naq u the cuf pnL MIAMI (AP) -Hundreds of passenaers wett evacuated from utranded cruiK liner and flown to M ianU Saturday after ,aaorc than two days ot rescue eft'orts ~ to budac the ib.ip that ran aground off Grand eayma;, Island, otlkialt said. The first group of I 07 evacuees from tbe S.S. SAN FRANCISCO -The family of missin. Kevin Collins has announced that a wealthy man who wtshes to remain anonymous has offered a S 100.000 reward for the sate return of the lO-ycar-0ld lad who vanished Feb. 10. "I met with the donor and his bankers (last) Monday" said Barbara Masterson. a volunteer helping Kevin's parents. .. We met Monday moming ... thc donor obviously has rnbney. and very obviously cares about how he uses his money, not to give it away lightly and thought this is the "' riaht thing to do." Rhapsody arrived in Miami IntcrnationaJ Airport a~ an Air Aorida Boeing·737 at about 11:30 a.m. EST, said .. J!C."-.111.• Bob Smith, a vice president for Paquet French Cruises, the shjp's parent company. . ,. Bs-cop facing murder trial LOS ANGELES -Two years after Robin Bishop's body was dum~ in the Mojave Desert, prosecutors are !!Yi~ for a third time to convict the fogner Califo ia "HJll'iway atrql officer tfiey say ra anal<llled her. Jury selection startc!d here last week in U.S. District Court for George Michael Gwaltney, 42, whose two mw:der trials in state courts ended in hung juries. He is beiqg tried in federal court on a charge of violating Ms. Bishop's civil ri&bts. If convicted, he could be sentenced to life in prison. ffi Is the first CHP officer in history accused of murder while on duty. Gwaltney, 421 of Barstow, steadfastly maintains his innocence and 1s known in the town as winner of a 1981 California Highwar. Patrol Officer of th~ Year award, a family man and pillar of the Mormon Church. Dl'lver watcJJJ.ag cruJJ kllled KINGSBURG - A Visalia man died early Saturday after' he drove into the back of a parked truck while looking at a three-vehicle accident that had occurred three minutes earlier on Highway 99. Douglas Franklin, 41. died at Valley Medical Center in Fresno about an hour after the 3:08 a.m. collision near l(jngsburg. the Fresno County coroner's office reported. , ... ·tt. ' A second tl.i&ht amved almost four boun later, but Smith said be wasn't sure ifaJI 128 seats on the plane were filled. Four other flights were to deliver the rest of the 798 passenaers to Miami about 4SO miles north oftbe island. Smith said. No injuries were reported amoQg the passeoaers or 400-mcmbcr~ofthe 24,00Q..ton. Miami-based vessel, Smith said. . . . . , Smith said the ship was registered 10 Panama. "We had no major concerns. We thought ~wcrc~e '1~1!.!11 ... __ _JI at all umes," said Gene Kester, of Centerville. Ohio. 1111 Kester, his wife. and two sons arrived in Miami aboard the. Leet anyone forget Former lmnat• of l'f ad concentration campe lead a demonatratton of .eYeral thouan4 people throqb the German AP .. pt tt rillaie of Oberaala Saturday to proteet a reanlon by •etera.Da of the notorloaa Nam S8 "Death'• Bead'' dhi.alon D~J· Mondale gains in Kentucky tally By ne A110dated Pren Manhanan to Niagara Falls ID search of votes in the upcoming primary there. Walter Mondale ran far ahead of his two Democratic Fiftttn of the 36 delegates-Sflectcd ID the precinct presidential rivals Saturday in Kentu~ky caucuses but the caucuses will go uncommitted 10 the Democratic National laracst chunk of the delegates picked went to an Convention in San Francisco. Colhns had urged Kentucky uncommitted slate supported by Gov. Martha Layne Democrats to select a mostly uncommitted delegation. first Air Aorida flight to leave the Caribbean island. Colhns. • . . . Mondale won 12 delegates while the Rev. JCSS( ------~e party s_th~e p~1dent1al candidates_ me.anwh1le. Jackson took six. Colorado Sen. Gary Hart won _thret remained preoccupied with New York -ranging from delegates. The rest of the state's 63 delegates w1tt be ~out for ArgeatJna approved ... . WASHINGTON -A SSOO million loan packaae to enable Argentina tom~~ a dead\ine on interest payments on bs staagering S"43 b1lhon fore1pt debt was put together virtually at the last minute wtth the help of four of R Latin American neighbors, Treasury Sec· nald Repn said Saturday. "The crisis has passed e been met sucoessfully," Regan told reponers in arfnoundn& the financial arrangements he said would bolster ArJentina's democratic aovemment and help pte~ent panic in the international debt system. Ifoted ItaJJaajoamaJJ•t dlett _ ROME-Lui&i BarziniJr .• the celebrated journalist add author who lnte~reted America for Italians and Italy for Americans. has died after a Iona atJ'UU)e apinst lung e11ncer. He was 7S. Barzini, wbo died Fn'day, was the author of su~h bllt«llina boob u "The Italians" and "The Euro-~" B&tzinl became known in the United States as a pide to Italy and its culture. In Italy it was the other way around. Whenever 1 bia American story broke, such as the 1911 *hootinaof President Reapn, the lcadin&~~P-CT Cbrriere della Sera o{ Mila.n turned to Ban.in1 for indrprctation. il'iJJ&Detlfl dip ldt. mine MANAGUA. Nicaraaua -A pon officiaf said turday a Japanese frcia.htcr hit a mine in the Pacific pon Corinto, raWnf to IC\'Cn the number of ships damqcd diia ·month by mua planted by U.S..-ked rebtla. An oftlcial in the Defcnte M1niury denied the ~· Tbc t>lldal socakint on condition he not be i~nufied, said •. ~-1 ldcntJtied as the Teru.sttio M.atu ··suffered • IHdft circuit wben it wu prtperin& to dock •t Conn to" on frilay Tho ~n officer. connected with the Corinto Pon A.lithorltyuad, bowevcr, "The Japancsuhlpdcfinitcly hit a mine.'' ( , • j • selected at congressional d1stnct conventions tn Apnl and a statewide C3ucus in June. "Our race was against Mr. Hart and Mr. Jackson an~ we were the clear winner ... said Bill) Max Paul. Mondale s Kentucky coordinator. Paul said Mondale was helped immensely by organized labor in Kentuckx. Supporters of both Mondale and Han claimed closet support among the uncommit\ed delegates. \•We had a lot of Hart support out lhere. but people felt very strongly about acmna behind the fOvemor," ~1d Willard A. Dupree, a member of Hart's national campatan staff, but a native of Kentucky. . Theodore Berry. Jadtsoo's statewide coordinator. ronsidered Saturday's showina a victory. lnlhe Vi.rain Islands, Mondale picked up 2V• delepte votes and Jackson I 'h in caucuses Saturday. . As the voters spoke 1n Kentucky and tht V1ra>n Islands, the candidates rem11ned in New York to make their speeches.Just as they have most of the ttme since the ntinois primary nearly two weeks qo. The reason is simple: There~ 252 delegates at stake in next Tucsday•s pnmary Underground nuke test rumbles desert [A VEGAS (AP) -The Department of Ene1'1Y c~ploded a nuclear device unde!fround carty S11urday at the aovernment's Nevada Test Sne. a spokesman ~ut The nuclear device. Kt of at 6: 30 a.m. had a yield of tes than 20 kilotons. $11d Jack Campbell, dcpmnment spokesman in Las Veps. which 1s8S miles southeast of the Stt.t. • I'. The test. named •• Aann1, ·· ·u s conducted I OSO 1ttt beneath the prawlina d('S(f1 1tc0s Yucca Aat The Aarini tr twas the f'ounh announttd thts 'car. h wis the 620tb anoow-nccd tc tat the stte. which ha.t bttn in operauon since I 9~ t "· ... JI I Wlabywuhy Robert~ • .o. of Nw woocl. l'(.J., cratm a pattwa wttb ..... u M W9tla11 IM a110wflak adorned,,...,... of Aftl'J Piatt· u Rall at ftew Tork'• Llneoln Cea ' 1~ l Ht S h . NB's Plumttier plans campaign reception- Laguna soHller r award winner • Spec. 4 ........, ae. N...._ or the Second Ruthclyn Plummer, the Newport Beach C ty Councilwoman runnina for the R~ publican nomination for the 70th District assembly 1eat, will open her campaian headquarters at 3300 W. Coast ffiahway, Suite B in Newport Beach on April 4. Plummer will host a reception at the headquarters from 4. p.m. 10 7 p.m . • • • Mission Viejo rcsiden1 Dan Brennan was named to chair the speakers bUseau.ef Citizens Apinst U11fair Taxation. The group is fightina Measure A -the transporta1ion tax measure which will be on the June S Orange County ballot. The group also announced that econom- ist Arthur Laffer will be 1he speaker al a May 8 fund-raiser. For more informatio n. call 720-9 1 I 0. • • • • The Republican Youth Associates of Orange Co'fnty will hold Its annual leadership institute at 1he Anaheim Mar- nott Hotel April 17-18. The anst1tute1s designed for hi gh school and college students interested in government. politics and leadership. The guest speakers will include Maureen Reagan, dau~ter of President Reagan; Arthur Laffer, economist; Rep. Dan Lunven, R-Long Beach; Assemblywoman Manan Bergeson, R-Newport Beach; and Oranae County Supervisor Bruce Nestan.de. ' • .!. • Stanford Green, a Republican candidate for the 10th District Assembly seat, has shown his true colors and to no one's surprise t~ey arc green. Yellow and veen campaif!" saans asking "who is Stanford Green?' are poppina up in Newport Beach. Green will apparently be a prominent.oolor in the Green campaign. ... -.,. Not•to be outdone, 70th District Re- publican candidate Gil Ferguson also bas started posting his campaign signs around the district. The Ferguson signs are more trad.itional in nature. If all seven can- didates in the race start postinJ signs at the roadside real estate agents might not have a place to pitch their open ho use_s and condo projects. · • • • In his latest Congressio nal Update. Rep. Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach, claims he supported the Republican Party fine on ~2 percent of the key House of Reprcscnta- u ves votes last year. Badham gets bis statistics from a report in the Con- gressional Quarterly. Rep. Dan Lungren, R-Long Beach, and Rep. Ron Packard, R-Mission Viejo, had 83 percent ratings. Rep. William Dannemcyer, R-Fullerton, supported the party line 71 percent of the time. The average for the Orange County Republican delegation was 81.25 percent. Olympic messenger June and Elmer llateu of Fountain Valley eumlne a fac- alm.lle of the torch be will carry ln the Olympic torch relay. June donated $3,000 to local youth or&anluttona ao Elmer coald cany the torch for one Afbb kilometer u a preeent for bla 72nd blrtb~ay. Tbe aep- tuaaenarian wu a prise Oaibter when the Olymplca were bild ln Loe Antelee ln 1932 and train- ed wltll the marathon ra.nnen wbo ran ln the Gamee that year. Infantry Division io KOfta.. 10n of Lucie Wickham of 1..quoa Beach. baa ~en .awarded tbe Army Commendation Medal in recopition of bil work amona ,• soldiers oombattina cSNa and alcohol abute. He alto waa · cited for his service u a teacher of Enalisb to Korean r'c villqen. Nicholson bu bocn rtusianed to Oennany. (J . . . ' PFC Jamn ft. Rellrtoel. $On of Jesus Rodriauez of• Huntina on Beach, has oompleted buic uainina at Fort 11 Leonard Wood, Mo. Rodriaucz, a graduate or Editoa Hi&h School in Huntinaton Beach, will be stationed at • fort Jack.son, S.C., for aclvanced individual trlinina. ,, .. • • • ('! Anny ROTC Cadet llrll J. Dombalc, son of Joseph i and Jo Anne Dominic of Huntinaton Beach, was one of 1 l SO cadets and midshipmen who participated in the , 1 Reserve Officers Association seminar in Washington. , Dominic <:urrentJy attends Cal Poly San LWs Obispo. , • • • Anny PFC Job Recio, s..on of Mary L. Recio of Costa 'I Mesa. has arrived for duty at Camp Hovey, South Korea. Recio, a 1983 graduate of Estancia High School in Costa ' Mesa. is-assigned 10 the 2nd Infantry 9ivision. .i • • • II Pvt. Mlcuel L. B•mmeU, son of Rqbert Hummell of Corona del Mar and Janett R. Merrell of Orange, has 1 completed one station unit training at the Army Infantry 1 School in Fort Benning, Ga. • • • Pvt. "1claael R. TncleU, son of Richard Trudell of Costa Mesa and Diane Ruecker of Fountain Valley, has I completed basic trainina at Fort Jackson. S.C. Trudell is· a .. 1983 graduate of Fountain Valley High School, / • • • 'I Andrew D. Woodrow, whose wife is the former Anacla 1 Kemp of Fountain Valley, has been promoted to the rank , of airman first class in the Air Forcx:. Woodrow is a , physiology specialist with the Air Force Hospital at Beale Air Force Base, Calif. / 101ST ANNIVERSARY SALE •. SAVE 25°/o ON FAMOUS MAKER CAREER DRESSING FOR SPRING $44.99-$9.S.99 FA MOUS MAKER KABUKI LINEN-LOOK COORDINATES Ong S60 S /JJ A Robinson 's txduriwl Crtatr a total suit or the neuest 1mmatchfd look with our fintly railomi coordmatts m this seasrm '< fawr(d neutr.zh Choo~ from 1adttts, slrtrrs, and pants wrcl1 the modern feel of polyester/rayor1/11/lt. Bladt or can. Add Stlky polyejfe> blouses rn cnordmatrng colon to malu yo11r op,n.,tun.· lo<1k for spnnp,. All. 4·16. Robinson's Evan•Ptcone, '"'· $39.99-$92.99 FAMOUS NEW YORK NAME RAFFIA LINEN-LOOK SUITING Bnnt_ new tatu~ into your spnng warriro~. 1"1/ortd tnough for tM ojjict, ytt sophut1cattd enough for 11n twmng out. Shorter one· button blazer. Orig. SIU . Salt 192.99. Slim d1mdl sltm. Ong. $58. Salt 142.99. Both.:J polytntrl rayonl jlax. Bli:rclt or u•Jme. And t~ haclt·button st11r print niyon blouse. Rtd or royal wi th wh1tt. Orig. SM. Sale SJ9.99. All, 4·1". Robimon 's Vip Sportswear, .l , A ROBINSON•s CHARGE? IT'S EASY! • ~ 1111 l)LKf\~\1 \\,\) ll ''' Plf{~)'\\Ln PR t \l\.r "\f'v\.\:1N~rr~cARD.AMtRKA ' \Al r<;N R~ ):'\\ \ '\f) \\I 'I I l )J>I '\ :\ '\, A<< Ol '\'l YOL < A'j\, L'\I-1'4Mt DIAi HY. EXPRl-"I <..A RI I Bl ANt Hl CARD AND JDLNTlfICATION TO ONE r OUR .. THt· t A\H \1 \\/\Y PH< )'\if L'C\ H. l l t Rt I 1 ·~0<..).-.22·"2'41 t ROM 1 AM 10 P f ·\'\:I) < )L'R ( )('f RtHC )R\ \X'll I TAN-I YOL'R APPi IC ATI I . • ' . A spellin& championship for Oranae County seventh 'lnd ei&bth &radtts was held this :week at Estancia Hi&h School in Costa Mesa and a H"1DtiAtlOD Beach girl Wit a NnMr·up in the contest Jennifer GUTCt of Hunt· maton Beach, an ei1tuh aradet from Sowen MiadJe School. was a runner-up but she was knocked out to the competition when she mispelled the word. min· suetude, said Robin Kaylor of the Ooll\JC County De- partment of Education. Jackson will represent Orange County at the na- tional S.I>Clling bee in June an Washinaton OT. - The Newpon-Mcsa Uni- fied School District sent four students to the spelling bee. Tuan Ho represented Davis Intermediate School. Tom Hensley spelled for Ensign Inter- mediate School, Michelle Bedauz competed for Lin- coln Intermediate School and Ted Kalil represented TeWinkle Intermediate School. ,.. . WUIWW C&l a&NIU UNIAMIA • · , .... ...,. -0r. ud Dr. Guy .~.~ Mr. and M~ Kimbel~...,.. Ir.vine, prl Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C'n>dr«,'COl&a Mesa. sirt ,...,_., .. Mr. and Mrs. James Ahrnt.. fountain Valley, bO> Mt. nd Mn. Bruce WaJlllCe., Costa Mesa, boy ·r.....,11 Mr. and Mrs. Clanto Ma,.,.. Irvine, boy-- Mr. and Mn. Dave AcUrnUID. Irvine, lir1 r-.,,1,· Mr. and Mrs. Mark Adams.; ll'Vine, boy Mr. and Mrs. Skphen Smi~ Costa Mesa, boy .. ~ .. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cramer, Irvine, boy ,.....,,,1 . Mr. and Mrs. Randall Amerine, Irvine, airl P._,.,11 Mr. an<t Mn. Anthony Severini, Irvine, girt ,.....,it Mr. aim Mrs.. David Bradley, Irvine, &irl Peltnarytl Mr. and Mn. Damon Oclorenzis-;Corona del Mar. girl FelwuryZZ Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Esfandiar, Irvine, girl ~~~~--lll!!!!!!!l!!m .. i!ll!lliiliil ..... llilil ........ _._. ............. t-FefmlaryZI Mr. and Mrs. Dan Chert. Irvine, girl · · Jewish. group to. ho~or UCI prof Dr. J. Edwar<1 Berle, a UC Irvine medical professor, has beco selected as the honoree at the annual Jewish Welfare Fund Healing Ans Division Dinner to be held today. Berk, a former chairman of the UCI medicine depanment, has served on numerous medical society boards. includ- ing governor of the American College of Physicians. A member of seven foreiJn medical societies,. Berk is a prolifte author and still finds time to be an -activist in the ~ Jewish community. The dinner is to be held at the Orange County Conference Center, 300 S. Flower. in Orange. In addition to the salute, guests will be treated to a multi-media per· formancc of "Homecoming." starring A viva Marks, a star of Israel's riational theater. Reservations can be made by callin& the Jewish Federation office at 530-6636. ext. 203. <;.ost .. )s $22.SO per person .. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kerwin . Cost.a Mesa. girl Ricardo DcNapoli and Carolyn Marychild, Corona del Mar. girl · Febnaary %7 Mr. and Mrs. Lynn .Heacox. Huntington Beach. girl Mr. and Mrs. Don Green, Irvine. girl Marcil 1 Mr. 'nd Mrs. Don Young. Corona dcl Mar. girl .Muell! Mr. and Mrs. Morris ·Ying. Irvine. boy Marcil 5 Mr. and Mrs. Michael JairdulJo, lrvme. boy Marcil IO Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Otto, Costa Mesa. girl FOUNTAIN V AU.EV COMMUNITY BOSPftAL Febnary 1% Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher, Huntington Beach. sitf Lelonda Regan, Fountain Valley, girl Pet.nary., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swartz. Fountain Valley, p.i Felmaary 1' Mr. and Mrs. St~hcn Harville, Huntington Beach, sir1 ..... A Robnsons Sae MONDAY ONLY. SPECIAL 9 A.M. OPENING SAVE 54 6/o 14 K GOLD JEWELRY Rex. Sll-Sl,800. 5.ile S5.52·Sl,288. Take iJdvantage of the Sd'l.'1ngs on 011r /.1b11/ow !lorem1111 Collection.'' D1sc<n.>er 14A. gold pierced eiJrrmxs 111 pl.i111 .md m color styles, t.ulored and fashi on chains, bracelets, ch..irms .md ch..irm holder$. Also iJVa1liJble: JO pt. diamond stud eamngs. Reg. S8J. '>.ile $34. 99. And 5 pt. diamond ch.irm on 16H 141\ gold serpeutme ch.lm. Reg. S75. Salt SJ2.99. Hurry tbo11gh, our sale 1s Monda;. April 2 only. A II d1.imond W(!tgbts total. Robinson's Fashi on Fine Jei;:elry, 141. SAVE 54°/o CULTURED PEARLS Reg. $45-$6,000. Sale S20.lO ·S2,760. Come m for 011N.111cl111g -'-'~'"~' w1 • fine qua/tty cultured pc.iris tn .ill rl>e ~rylfi you've .Jh:.iy, · ... :.mted. (ho1N' -1 from 4'1J.9m m peurls k11ottt•J m 16" to JO" :;tr.ind, ;..·tth 141'. gold cl.i!Jp,, pend.i11t1, rmgs, br.icelets, p111,, stud e.irrmgs .mJ e.irrm~ 1.ukets, ><>mt .1ttmtt•d <i.:llh d1.mumJs. )rmu of the ~.ih1es \<>u 'II /ind. /6' ./11 5' imm pe.irl str.i11d. Reg. S550. Salt $249. 16" 51 ... 6,;im peurl str.ind. Reg S650 ),i/c S299. Pe.irl stud e.irm1g-. ./-8mm. Reg. S45-S195. Sulc $20. 70.$89. 70 811t do11 't clcl.1y. 0111 "'le o .\fo11cl.1y, April ! 1111h Rribimon 'c / r 1 H ft'•.:el n. IX. SPECIAL EARLY OPENING . -... . • \ l I ' • I • • l J I . . I . . . • i • J ' • 1 . . : Schoo_l p:taytrr I .-mendment rests itJ peace 1~ By ROBERT BADHAM With the U.S. Senate's defeat of a constitutional amendment to permit prayer in the nation's publtc schools. I ti.cught a eulogy might be an order. The proposed amendment which the Senate defeated on a 5644 vote. 11 votes sh on of the necessary two-thirds maJonty. simply states. "Nothing an this Cons11tunon shall be construed to prohibit individual or group prayer in public schools or ocher public instituuons. No person shall be required by 1he UnitedStates or by any State to participate in prayer. Neither the United States nor lO'lY State shall compose the words of acy prayer to be said in public . schools." The need for such an amendment is a result ofa 1962 Supreme Court case. Engle v. Vitale. wh ich ruled that prayer in public schools violated the First Amendment prov1s1on for- bidding an "establishment ofre- ligjon." Keep m mind. that pra)'er m the schools had been const1tut1onal for the previous 170 years. Muell of the problem revolves around vary1 ng 1nterpreta11ons of the First Amendment. It states that "Congress shall make no law respect- ing an establishment of rehgjon ..... The Supreme Court and opponents of school prayer have interpreted th as 10 read freedom from religion . That was not as 1t was wntten. The "establishment clau~" was to prevent the federal government from establishing an official reli$i on. Pcr- mitting ourch1ldren to begin their L.M. Bovo . Mother of our country ? scblot day wuh a prayer isa Iona way from desigJl;atinga particular rcligjon to which citizens must subscribe. Our forefathers.never intended to tot.allydivorcetherountry from God. The Declaration oflndependence stated. ... We hold these truthsto be self~vident. that all men are created equal. that they arc endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights. that among these arc life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." The Pledge of Allegjance references ·· ... one nation under God ... " and our currency is imprinted, "In God We Trust." Obviously. this is nota nation with a history devoid of any reference to God. Two hundred years later. there is still widespread support for inclusion of God in the public sector. A Gallup Poll in September of 1983 found that 8 I percent favored a constitutjonal amendment pcnnitting prayer in public schools. A June of'83 poll taken by The Los Angeles Times found that 76 }>crccnt supported such a constitutional amendment, with 56 pcrcentstronglyapproving~nly I 2 percent strongly opposed. The fear of the opponents that such an amendment would have school districts imposing particular rehgJOus doctrines on students was addressed an the Senate proposal. The amend· mcnt absolutely forbade any public schools Of other government agencies from writiilp standard prayer or from requinngany individual's par- ticipation. Also. the amendment did not mandate or require school boards to permn students to pray in school. it only removed any constitutional obstacle to voluntary prayer. While some have linked the down- fall in thequalityof education to the expulsion ofGodJrom the classroom, I'm not sure that the connection can conclusively be made. What can be said is that had we reasserted our ome historians S3) a woman named ··Mrs Loring" of Philadelphia turned the tide of the ..\mencan Revolution Bn11sh General Wilham Howe liked her. A lot. Hi s soldiers alread) had bca1en Geor$e Washing- ton's men at While Plains. at Fon Washington. at Brandywine and at Germantown. But then Howe chose to bide with Mrs. Loring on those cold winter nights of 1777-78 instead of pressing the a11ack on Washington's battered boys. They regrouped. A man of the flesh. Howe For that season of satisfacti on. he got his tail whipped I~ \ \ It 's in the tropic• where ~ou'll find stangless bees. 1f )vU look Doesn't mean the) can't hun )OU. though . Some of them emit a caust1( ltqu1d that'll burn your skin \ --.L__ t L h~rty off rec religjous expression, we would have been hclpiogourchildrcn understand the diversity of America's rcligjous beliefs and practices and preserving and strengthening those values on which this nation was founded. Robert B•dbMD repre1e11i. tte 40tb Coo1re11Jooal Dl1trlct. ~ The :--.o I \oap opera on Brazil's TV no" 1c; a o;ho" called ··<,1a ... c Girl Isaura .. Legal r1:1 stlers find the beef ~' r: Q Ho\I. long t'i an ordana~ ligh1- bulh expected to bum. an~ way'' I\ 32 days cont1nuou\I} 1<, the rated hfe ofmo'>I. If those hard-hollcd egg\ won't peel. the) "ere probahl~ too fre<>h Eldcrl) egg~ arc easier to strip Those "hoda1m to kn o" \a\ more lllt:gal alien'> t roc,c, tht.• MeXtl o-( 'n11l'd 'itatec, border 1n a da~ than c:rm\ the Canada-l ln11cd '-)tatc'i border in a )Car < ahk TV'' 1ntu -11 JX'rtcnt of 1he L' ~ ho1m·., no" rm told Th1rt)-four rx·ru.·nt or the \.\Urtlen who arc regl\tered nur\C'> 'imOkt• cigarette!> '>Ur\C\.\ c,ho" That'c, ccr- ta1nl> h1~her than the nat1C1nal :l\cr- age --9 percent -for \.\Omen grnerall) It '" higher too than the proportion ol women in other pro- fessions Re,earl her\ l omml'i\1oncd h.,. thl' perfume 1ndu\ll) of France recent!~ found out that French people bathe less frequent!~ than c1t11en~ of an)' 01her count I) 1n Western Furore 1 rn percent of all parmc~n chee!>e curM out to be bad Thi~ ~dden\ the l.'hce,cmakcrs. though 11 does not 1mpovcnsh them. The} h&\C" 10 calculate 'luch when they ~t thl'1r pricec; rhe Amuon d1sgorg<'S ac; much w:itcr an a day as the Thame'i uimcs pa,1 London an a year L.M. Boyd I• • 1yndk•lrd ~l11maJ11. ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat • Ranchers get rich on grazing lease rip-off WA.SHI NG TON -Cattle rustling wa'a hang1 ngofTcnsc 1n the Old ~est. But modern-day cattle ranchers think nothing of a more poll te and profitable form of rustling lcasanggovernme-nt jlraz1ng land at bargaan-ba~ment pncc!>. then rent · ing 1ttoother cattlemen at 10 time\ that rate What makes this np-ofTofthe ta\pa)crs trul) ou1rageous 1s that 11'<, perfect!) legal Here's how 11 works The Bureau of Land Managemt'nt leases m1ll1onsofacrcs of public land to cattle ranchers au pnct called ··animal unit month." This as the price per month per cnner. sc1 by the government. Half the revenue 1~ spemon upkeep and 1mprovemcntc;, such as construction of wells and fences. Judging by the lease ratcs charaed for pnvategraz1ng land. the Bureau of Land Management could becharaang \I 0 toS15 per month per head of cattle. Yet not Iona ago, the govern· mcnt actually lowered tts A lJ M from SI .40 to S 1.37 ptr head. This is an incredible baraaan for ca ti lcmen I uck y enougH to get a government grazing lease Fe"' art' ave~ to cashing in on theargood fortune: They tum around and \uhlct thearrightut the goana rate for pnvate land. ~ rttent ad vertisement in a Wyom- ing newspaper. fore~ample. read H. L. Schwartz HI "vl'l''tllel ChaIJ Dow.Uby £010! and ,._.1•n1 ,,,,,.~ Larry o .• .,..,. MIMOol!Q Ed-ta< r:ranes zan1 A IOCtlllt (OtlOt "Wanted: JOO cows ... wall tum out on mynghtsongood OLM summer range ... S 15 per month ... will negotiate ... Though the ad d1dn 't specify. everyone knows that the S 15 is the ra1c per animal. Wh)' doesn't th e Burea u of Land Management crack down on this absurd g1H·awa) of public land use'? It ca n't II\ regulations. hallowed by trad111on and sanctioned by Con- gre\s, ~> onl) tha1 a raneherwho holds a graz ing permit on federal land must "own orcontrol" 1he livestock that use 1t .\II the leaseholder has to do 1s claim "cont rol" over the cattle that ft'ed on h1sgo"ernment-leased land. In fact . the herds 1ypically belong to other ranchers and arc driven up from states lake Texas to grazedunng the summer Thr leaseholder makes enough an those months to cover his annual payment to Uncle Sam -and pocket a hefty profit. "We don't encourage at. but w(' can't ~top tt." a spokesman for the Bureau of Land'Management said of the subletting arrangement. He ad- mitted a bat ruefully that the pnact1ce 1s illegal on land controlled by the Forest Service -a branch of the Agnculture Dcpanment. BLM is part of th<" lntenor Department. About 20.400 ranchers lease fedcraJ land. How many \ublet 1t at the much higher market pnoe? A OLM of1ic1.1I in the West told my asS0C1ate John Dillon that the bureau hasn't re· search~ the matter -the num~r m11ht provecmbamss1na. But he 'l41d a reasonable auess is that half the ranchers wbo le11e pubh<" land sublet 1t 11 one time or another. Other\Ourccnct thent1ma1c h1aJlcr Thowlcaatholdcrs. whoaraze their own cattle on covemment land. ,.vc a bundle that they would otherw1sc have to pay. The loatrs. of courwc, 8f'C the taxpayers. Thech1erarsumcnt an f1vorofth11 huac ,ubs1dy to cattle 11nchcrs 1s that It keeps them in bu Inc and - theorctj~lly-holch down the price of'bccf Butarucot audy howed that only 3 pcl't'tnt ofbccf c.aulcarc ra1~d Of1 f'uhltc nangct . The vest buU.: JACK ANDERSON of the beef you buy comes from cattle that are fattened upon grain in feed-lots or raised on pn vate ranges. The BLM 1scons1dennga rcstruc- 1unngofthe AUM when the formula o parcs neit t year. But don't hold your breath: The head of the bureau. Robert Burford. as a rancher himself. ··11·s trad111on." explains the BLM ~ou rec ... Every body knows they do tt Ranchers know we know they do 11. But 1f you're a prom anent rancher an this area. )OU can do anything you please. and we 'll make it legal afterthe fact." SOVIET SLAVES: U.S. officials ha ve rece1 ved additional anformauon on slave labor 1n the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The latest v1c- t1msare Vietnamese workers. An internal State Ocpanmcnt re- pon quotes a document the British circulated at a NA TO mcctina that was attributed to "official communist sources." The document stated: "We have evidence ofbilateral •Jl"Cments on labour cooperation saincd by Vietnam and C?eChoslo- vakia and with the USSR. There may be similar aminacments with other f.a.stcm European nauons ... The repon esumates that l 00.000 Vietnamese will work 1n the Soviet bloc nations throuJh 1985 -6S.OOO an the Soviet Union. RouJhly onc·thard of the waaes these workers cam reportedly 10 toward payment of V 1etnam ·s debts to the Soviet-bloc nations. ~ietntmcse work as stave-laborenforfive0r11x years an constNctJon. eotl. chem 1cal, po~r, enainccnnaan4 tcxhle 1ndustnes;o .-yolrthcdebt or1he1rcommun11t masters. J•d Alt.ti•,.,.. 11 • IY9dlc1tH col•mnl1t . Counc11 should go public 1 With. law suit status t To the Editor. The taxpeycts pays. Recently. ajudament was rendered api11S1 the city of South Tucson wbich far exceeded its insurance coveraae and its own reserve. The city is now ~idcrina usctsina c.acb taxpayer a proponionate share of the multi-million dollar coun award. Will this alto happen in Laauna Beach? The thought is frightcnini. the happening would be disastrous and the possibility is very real. For years. I have questioned the total liabilities of Laguna Beach in claims and lawsuits. For years, all city councils have refused to answer these questions. For yean. I have warned that Laguna Beach was under in- sured. To date, all city councils have ignore(! these warnings. The rude awalccnin1 happened on March 9, when a jury ordered the city to pay $800.00 to landslide victims. A maJOI point of confrontation tn Laguna Beach is ••ctosed session regarding litiption ... It seems to hide a multitude of sins. The truth as that we do not know what 3oes on in city hall (the people's busmen) and the city council refuses to tclf the tax- payen the truth. The $800.000 judgment apinst ~~ Beach is JUSt the tip of the i It is m~ best estimate that Laguna Beach now known as the lawguit capitol o Orange County) has almost 200 lawsuits to defend. The total amount of these clajms is probably astronomical in today's .multi-million dollar lawsuits climate. One ne ver' knows bow a jury will decide a lawsuit. Assuming that the law of avcraf: prevajJs and it probably will, una Beach may be faced wtth unforeseen financial prob- lems that could border on bank:ruPtC)'.. Before it is too late, the city council should tell the citizens of Laguna Beach the truth about the lawsuit syndrome that 1:-&Juna Beach is facing_ Once the truth l5 known, I ~lieve the citizens of Laguna Beach will unite and do what is ncceuary to make certain that La&una Beach does not become another South Tucson. ALAN E. ADAMS Lagdna Beach Teed off at golf course To the Editor: This is a letter directed to all the taxpayers in Costa Mesa. If you are a senior citizen and whether you play golf or not. it would be interesting to find out what the Costa Mesa Golf Counc has against Senior Citizens. It seems prices are posted that 18 holes of golf can be played for $5 if you arc a senior citizen -except 1f there are 2 of you. 3 or 4 players. onl~ the one S-5 rate apphes~mHhc others in the group pay the full pnce. Nowhere is this d1scnmanat1on made tha1 only one senior would get a sh&ht discount and the rest pa) the full fare. whether 1t be golf. dinner. movies., theatre. etc. Why the Costa Mesa Golf Course? After a d1scuss1on with the golf course. I found that they feel they lose money on seniors. Come on now, , where is this extra $2 goinf? Since when is the Cosla"""Mesa Gol Course an isolated case of discrimination against seniors? Be it a known fact, seniors contribute and have con- tributed a lot to this commuruty and should be given every consideration Ix-cause it is a privilege to be a senior. It as hard to believe that we have a city council that set up such a ridiculous fee schedule. Does the fact that the golf course is a tax oriented prOJCCt. give the city council the -nca~ citizens a raw deal when the} wish to play golf with a fnend? May~ some drastic cha'lges are I indicated an ourcitygover:ment with. this type of attitude. who knows where other problems lie? V.PETERSON A senior citizen who will play golf elsewhere Clutter endangers the b~lnd . To the Editor: First I would like to commend the city of Costa Mesa for their cfTon to aid the handicapped at intersections by ramping the curbs so that makes at easier for the handicapped and wheel chajrs to get back onto the sidewalk after crossing the street. There is another area of aid which is overlooked that nc~s help. This as the cluttering of the sidewalks with growing vines, bushes, trees, etc. The sidcwaJks are for walk.ina. Not for covering with the vines, etc. Cars parked across the sidewalk arc a real hazard to us who have to use a white cane to go to the store or just go for a walk. Our white canes tell us about one seep ahead of a pending hazard in our path and sometimes we can go around it. In the case of a car across ' the sidewalk. our cane goes under it. and this t.akcs up our stopping room •• and we hit and at does hurt. I would hke the homeowner to cover their eyes and try to walk just down their street and see how hard it as. The cost of sending a fl yer-to the homeowners in Costa Mesa would not cost the city ne~r as much as one ramp. STAN SMITH Costa Mesa PCH plan adds to confuslon To the Editor: I just received my water bill from the city of 'Newpon Beach for $21 which onl y a short while ago the same came through at $3. 2 S. The caption of the portion of the "Ciuzen Rcponcr" having to do with pan of the city's budget was partly entitled "Keepana the Citr Working" which I assumed was a direct reference to thr water bill. At least to me the inference was very clear. What pamcularly ark~ me was one item in the budget ··Prepare EIR and Eugjnccnng Plans to widen Pacific Coast H1&Jlway from Bayside to MacArthur for a mere S 1.196.000 ... The cumnt stretch of hiaJlwa y mentioned already has more than two lanes for throuch traffic and prior to the Back Bay bridac provides for another riaht tum lane and another left tu~Jane. The bridae Itself has two throuah lanes and one left tum lane and one ri&ht tum lane and one extra lane whicn aoes no place at all. Comina ofTthe bridac onto Mariners Mile the hiahway has but two throuah lanes and occasionally a nght tum and a left tum lane. It would appearthat even 1fthe El R could possibly come up with the answer that the added lane was feasable. practical and etc .. what on eanh could we possi bly gain by having at. lfl had a small child an the family I feel sure he. she or 11 would be antelltgent enough to see that 1wo lanes going into two lanes going into two lanes come out even and the only thing an addauonal lane for pan of the distance would only serve to confuse things more than they are. To me at seems that the expenditure of over a m1lhon dollars on such a bit of futahty as irresponsible, especially so since there arc so many more thin&s that arc really important such as rcdoina the drnanaae system on Balboa lsland.,.and rcsurfacina the promenade around the isl~nd. Both the slrcets and the promenade are inundated whenever it rains and/or we have a plus high tide. Let's get the city planners and budJcl~rs working instead of the lowly populace. ALAN L. BLUM Balboa Island Houston makes return trip to NCAA finals, 49-47 '· SEATTLE (AP) -Rickie Winslow. the newest brother in the Phi Slama Jama fraternity. rescued Houston from another humiliating loss, and with one thunderous dunk propelled the Couprs to a 49-47 overtime victory Saturday over Vi!Jinia in the NCAA basketball semifinals. Winslow. a htplly recruited freshman, arabbed an air bell-by-A:kccm Otajuworrand slammed itthroupnhc hoop for the winnin& points that sent the Couprs into then second consecutive final. . ust year, in a 54-52 loss to similarly unheralded Nonh Carolina State, Olaj uwon, a native of Nigeria. was at the foul tine when Lorenzo Charles arabbcd a desperation shot and rammed it home for the winning points as time ran out. This time. Akeem was too close to the bask~ - almost beyond it -when he threw up an ill-timed shot. "Akecm stall has a problem with knowing the strategy of basketball," said Coach Ouy Lewis, whose band of dunkers were given the Phi Slama Jama nickname last year. "There arc probably 25'000 American players who would have known to throw that ball ouL But he was trying to shoot it." It went up, high over the basket. and down, into Wi1islow's bands. The Houtton freshman. leaping to meet the ball from the left side of the rim, stuffed it home, giving Houston its final points -the winning ones -and a four-point lead. "I saw it go high off the atass and thought I had to go get it," said Winslow. . Olajuwon said he was "just haPP.Y to be the final again. This time. we arc going all the way. ' And. asked how he felt as the clock wound down and Virginia refusing to buckle under Houston's pressure, Akecm said: "Scared!" Terry Holland, the coach of a Cavalier team which was n~t exPC?Cted to even get into the final Pour. said he was d1 sappo10ted at being knocked out one' game short of the final. "~!!Y time you CJWle this far..md have as many opportunities to win. you'd like to say you've had a good season. Maybe we can say that in two weeks. Right now w~·re disappointed. We'd like to still be playing." Holland said. (Pleue tee HOUSTON/'14) VlrllnJa •a Kenton Edelln can only watch belpleMly a• Houaton•a Akeem Olajuwon Candy Maldonado Melvin cap~ures regatta· By ALMON LOCKABEY OellJNot ........ Wrtlet Pete Mel vin. 22. and has crew. Kevin Burnham. 27. from Light- house Point. Fla. were the undisputed winners of the 470 Midwinter Cham- pionships despite the fact the final two races of 10-race regalia were .. 1rtuall:y blown out of the water off Newport Beach Saturday. Wanner of the mnlh race was John Shadden of Long Beach and Melvin finished fifth. but the race was thrown out because of a protest over im- proper location of the weather mark. An effort to start the 10th and final race was aborted when the winds whistled up to over 20 knots, generat- ing S-7 foot seas. and contributing to at least six capsizings. Everythin Maldonado and Marshall double up on John as Dodgers whip Angels, 8-2 LOS ANGELES -Dodger Man- aaer Tommy Lasorda indicated Sat- urday night that Candy Maldonado wall platoon in right field with Terry Whitfield. but the Dodger youngster didn't Sttm upset with the skipper's decision. He promptly team.:d with Mike Marshall to hat bae1c-to-back home- runs to highlight a four-run second 1nning as the Los Angeles Dodgers whipped the Angels 8-2 in the second game of the annual freeway Series. The game was watched by a crowd of 40,618 at Dodger Stadium. Los Angeles won the opener of the exh1b1t1on baseball sencs 7--0 before a turnout of 62,921 at Anaheim Friday night and will go fo r a sweep of the ttJree.game series this afternoon. Maldonado also singJed twice and drove an a total of two runs to lead tbe Dodgers' 14-hit attack against four Angel pitchers. · · Maldonado said he had been working with baning instructor Manny ~ta 'lhis spiFlg and thin&S were startmg to pay on: "Tltis last week. I was hittjng pretty good. I'm just trying to relax. see the ball and make contact," he noted. "We had a little talk down in Florida Mr ..... ,.._...., ....... L.-- Pete Melvin (left) and crewman Kevin Burnham con- aratulate each other after winning the 4 70 Mldwlntera. SEATTLE (APr-EverytJtioa is relative in • ...,,.~ ~. . Trailina badly in the first half of his team's N semifinal game apinst Ktntucky GeoflelOM\ COKh J Thompson found himself with his 7-foot center, EwU,,. saddled.with three personal to~ • I thou~t I'd like lhe 10 (P.Oi'nt deficit) and try sccQJld half. • said Thompson. ··r thoupt rd take 11111~''·· and play wlill the big fellow in the second half... •· Instead. lhe Hoy1ts went 10to the drenina ~ , trailina by seven after outscoring Kenlucky 7-2 over illil. final three minutes of the first hair. . .:.V • "We felt pretty good down scvtn points;• .W Michael Jackson. who led Geor&etOWD scorers witb:'.·(Z points. "We had played awful. not our brand ofbasUa and we knew we'd have Patrick back in 1herc in the half. He coClbles us to extend our defense and play the '" tougher." . ~ With Ewing back. GcorJetown went on a tear. tumial what once was a 27· IS deficu into a 45-31 lead en route to ~ " the 53-40 victory. The Hoyas outscored Kentucky 30-f td ,,. tum the game around, and 23-2 to 'the first 16 m1nute:1 of: · the second half. . "' . Ewing played all but JO seconds of the second hal~ · • • 11ever picked up ano1her J)Crsonal foul. . · • • "They still came at me. but we played .Ucb ~ .:) ... defense that it wasn't as effectjvc· ... Ewing said · ... Georgetown set an NCAA record durina lhc tca~t:' · . limiting their opponents to 39.2 percent sbootinafromN • fie1d. In Saturday's semifinal. Kcntucky·shot 3-for-3) •• the second half. a pers;enta~ of .091. · - "I've seen us play defense before," Jackson sald: ~ • • know what we can do." . Kentuck:y Coach Joe 8. Hall could only Sbrua shoulders and offer tllat possibiHty to why his team lllilC that poorly in the second half. · · "I can'texplain it ... it's totally beyond me.'• Hallsaid.: "Maybe there was some (lectrical device from outers.-.; beaming sound waves around the basket. 'Jbat's \be.a.Ir ~planauon I can give -an cJtt{'ltttreslrifJ phenomenon." • The Wildcats. who led by 12 points, 27-1 S, with 1:06 • left in the first half-and 29-22 at the break-didn't Kore a field goal again until midway through the second bait: (Pleue Me G&ORGSTOWlf/M) . - about my stance. Now everythang seems to be working real well.~· I 2-13. The Angels fell to 13-11. The Dodgers scored all of their runs against John. who was knocked out in the third inning. John allowed eight hats, including the two homers, Maldonado followed with bis flf'IL • It was the secoodnigbt in a ro'w.iha& the Dodgers stuged beck~ home runs. G!_Cf; Brock and Jicl -And Maldonado isn't worried about Whitfield! Mondiy did it Friday ni*1it. · · "That doesn't bother me.T erry is a respectable t.U player and he has a lot of talent." Maldonado saad. It was the fint time the 24-year-old OUJfleldtt had faced veteran Tommy JohJ'. "lkforc the game. Mann:y was talking to me about that. .. Matdonado said. "Manny told me to try and make him come up and JUSt try to hit the ball to right field ... Bob Welch hurled the first five innings for the Dodger~. He scattered 'eight hits and allowed one run. Orel Hershascr. pitching for the first time since March 20 when he sustained a sprained ankle. aJlowcd one run on three hits m three inmngs and Tom N1edenfuer patched the ninth. Two PU\S after Ma.\ctonado•• homer. sin*1~ by Welch'and Sine Sax were followed by a two-ran double by Russen. · Pedro Guerrero openc!d the Los ~ngelt"S third with an anfield si~ Marshall walked and MaJdon.dO sing.led to left. scoring Guerrero an4 It was, by far, Maldonado's best effort of the spring. He entered the game with a .176 battin' ayerage and had not bad a bQmcr this sprinJ. Bnan Downing and Dick Schofield each had two hits for the Angels. who collected 11 hits but could manage only the two runs. one in the fifth and the other 10 the eighth. knocking out John. · The Angels. sh ut out through four innings. scored an tho fifth on succeu-- 1 ve singJes by Ron Jackson. DoW11in& and Doug DcCinccs. They JOt their other ru.n 10 the eighth on san&)es b1. Fred Lynn. Rob Wilfong and Schofield. · Bill Russell-doubled and s10gJed and also drove io two runs as Los Angeles raised its spring record to After the Dodgers scored an un- earned run in the first 10nin~ Mars.hall opened the second w11h his th ird homer of the spnng and BA~t BAL l Rustlers roll, Pirates tripped Errors cost Orange Coast; Golden West, Gauchos win Fullenon College took advantage of five Orange Coast errors Saturday afternoon and parla~ed them into sax unearned runs as the Hornets scored an 11 ·5 South Coast Conference baseball victory to drop the Pa rates two games behind Santa Ana. Elsewhere. Golden West breezed past Compton ., __ , ·and an Pacific Coast Conference plav. Saddlcbal k strengthened its hold on first plaet' \\1th a j9.Q romp OH'r Palomar. Here's what took place: Fullerton 11, Oran1e Coast S The Pirates bun&led a rundown in the fifth inning v.11h the game notched at 3-S. and Fu lie non 's Bob Gould ..cored what turned out to be the wanning run on the pla~ The Hornets had Gould at third and Paul ( un- ningham at first when Cunningham tned a dcla}cd steal The Pirates threw to second and Gould broke from third toward the plate The Pirates had Gould b) 20 feet , but Gould fl'' c~J has field and was caught in a length} rundo\\ n f mall}. OCC's Joe Kwolek bobbled a throw and Gould managed to SC'Ol'C. ()('(' was limited to se .. en hits bv Fullerton's Tom Green, four of which were extra base hits. The Pirates' Kevin Reimer homered and tripled, and OCC'~ Jeff Gardner also added a<tnple. · OC'C. trailing 3-1 an the thtrd. came up with lhrec ruM as Gardner and Make Senne drew walks and Reitna' follo.wed with his tnple. Reimer then raced home on a wild pitch Reimer added his solo home run an the fifth, but the one-man sho"' of power v.asn't enough against the Horm't'i Bob \;c1tlc'i'>tartl'd for()(( hut v.asreplaced b~ St~t Mendoza in the first inn10g "vtcndoza suffered the defeat. Gould led the Fullenon attack with a 2-for·l performance and two RBI Catcher Steve Loser was also 2 for J v..1th two runs balled 1n.' 0( (returns 10 action Tuesda\ an a showdown wilb Santa ~na on the Dons' field · Golden West 7. Compton 3 Trailing 1-0. thi:·Rustler-1 crrupted for li'e runs in the bottom of the fourth inning . Rod Clark opened the inning v. nh a double I wo OUlS later Ke' an Elster'c; th ball was blown out of the stadium for a home run and a 2-1 Rustler lead Davtd Apptczolter (Pleaee eee COIOIVNlTT /IMJ Final results were based on the best seven of eightraccs. Melvan was able to disregard a d1squalificat1on worth 33 points in determining his fi9al score. Shadden threw out an t ''1h worth I 1 points. Melvin has been racana 470s since 1976. He won the lnternotaonal Yacht Raetng Union Youth Championship an I 977 and is the current defending U.S. national champion an the class. Recent UCLA coil.ching commotion not surprisip."g Melvin said he and his crew will compete in the 470 nauonals at Lona Beach next week and the 4 70 Olympic tnals startana Apnl 28 an Lona Beach. "We definitely intend to wan the Olympic trials," said Melvin. To do so he will be up apinst Shadden, also 1 former IYR Youth Champion; Dave Ullman, Ncwpon Beach. a former three-time world champion in the etas • 1nd tcve Benjamin. Oyster Bay. N. Y .. who had won the Midwinters three ycan 1n a row fin1I scorina was based on the best nn of el&)lt raCC1. Top five skippers and cttws: I. Pete Mclvan-Kcvin Bumhamj L1ahthouac Point, Fla. 3S. 7: 2. ohn had- dcn-Mike Sqtrbtom. Lona Beach, S4. 7; 3 Frank Met.auahlin-Man1n Ttnbove. Toronto, Canada, 63.0. •. Jonu Hagbom..Cunnar Johanson! Sweden, 70. 7: S Dave Kclloa·Btl Ktnny. Pyatcr Bay. N Y SS 0. Will new coacli reCeiVe 'Hazzard' pay ashead ma;ii wt th the Bruins next year? Nobody came an on the noon balloon from Saskatoon and asked me, but .. •1 he recent oo kctbaJI commo- tion at UCLA serve to ~1n1 up that you will have bunaltna 1f you do not have a pro runnina your collqc prow.ram •SuQiC tcd nickname for Wah Ha.at.rd who succeeds the n1cknamc- lc'" Larry firmer . The Huurd of Wt$tWOOd •The government body In tn- dianapoh" which dealt wtth the Colts and Robel'\ lrsay ,, called the Capital tmrro~emcnn Board . . . any im- provement an Jnd1an1poli1 would be capital •The F~_w1ty Scnes involvina the n tis and Dod' c" has bccomt one of the most popular tradi11ons an Southern Cahfom1a sports ... If you don't believe th.at. check the attend- ance fiaures. ! •One wondcn if Rober\ lriay ever met Gcorae Steinbrenner and 1f c1thc( or them e\'Cf met Jack Kl'nt Cookl'. •The Lakers att mcrcasina their coun tdt seat~ at the Forum from $90 to a ote~ round m1na ble SI 00 . Parkins as c\tm •Quote from Clcvtland talk show host Pttt Fronkhn, ~tumpina for a domed stadium for the rtty. "You 10 downtown on Fnday or Saturday nt&ht and there 1 nobody tt\c~ ••• 'ou can't even t mu ed." • Ulhcventsatt uppo~ to read hk.t a who·s who, but the long BeRch Grand Pri~ celebrity rDCe hncup rud' • like a who's he. t •The question as . Which " the most overrated -Dack Williams Don Shula or esca?ot? •The manner an which UCLA athletic director Peter Dalis handled the Larry Farmer 1nc1dent quahfies him fora pro sports JOb m San Otego. •Most vital piece of 1nformat1on p1cked 1 up dunna a tour of sP.nna train1na camps .. A" nowbird • as a tourist from tht Nonhem states or Canada and not a member or thc Kansa C'tty_Boyal, • ROile V1chon. who ma) rcm1m as aeneral m1nqer or the Los Anacle-s Kanll, wu a vcl') &ood 1oa1tendtr. • likeable IUY but hardly I builder Of dynasties. •World Scnes pm!actaon Detroit to defeat Al11nta. •Name thrte pla« tu Nahan ha'I ne'er ~n ... l a phont booth. i} canoe; 3. a ttvotv1n& door. •The \Jn11ttt Slat~ Football Buo TUCIEI t..uaue 1 de perattly tryina to find a buyl'r for the Cb1 o Blatz and somebod) 'lll&&C'ted \tc'c \ oun or HCN"hel Walktr. but J U\'S lhat n(h art too ,man to ct anvohed ·•Of all the c1t1cs.b1dd1na for the 1987 and I ~88 Super Bo\\o'l , the onh one wathout "arm chm11e or • domtd t.td1um 1 Philadelphia _. Thereto~. Ph1ladt'lph1i \\1>Uld ha\C to be coM1det't'd the earl) 11,onte. • n Frtnusco 4Qt"r \\tdr f'C\.~1,cr Renaldo Nehcm1nh ~'ontend1o he 1) '1111 an amateur an track and field .~~ He 1s ~rtaanl) an amateur at pro • football • USFL comm1~1oner C'Mt 1~ mons is not without aumption in• aslT\Uch a\ he admats rcsponslbdi tor tht' league's TV cont~ct ~ •If )OU wonder whit su pcodcd patcher tevc Howe as hV1na on.; Dod~r\ uc stndana him advaoc:a °" his 1985 salll') . . • • TM aood ne \\I for TV IJllUIC'DmW fon as that Van ScuJI)' wilt ht-• the booth for NBC' ~hach ~•II c.clC • 32 maJOf lcque amcs , • Tht b14 news IS Scull) will be J tncd b) i Ga ola .~ .I Orange Cout DAILY PiLOT/Sunday, Aprll 1, 1G84 SPURT S 8R f ~~ Bribery charges ~ filed by authorities against Henderson From AP dJ1palc1a .... J..ONG Bf;ACH -Former Dallas [iJ Cowboys' linebacker Thomas ''Holly-4 -• wood" Henderson was under invcst111it10Jl Saturday for trv1og to bribe the tw<Ytecn~ge girls be was charged with abducting and molesting last year. Police arrested Henderson. 31, and Richard Belcher. 25, the athlete's forn:ier neighbor in Lo03 Beach who allegedly arranged me~ings with the girls aod oaid them .. a substantial amount." police Dctecuve Jerr) Gadbaw said. Both men were taken mto custod) Friday in Laguna Beach, ""here'tfendcrson moved after his initial arrest :it his Lo03 Beach apartment last Nov. 2. Henderson recently wrote tY.O c;tonc for the Dail} Pilot on drug and akohol dependenc} "h1le an athlete. Henderson met his latest $10.000 bail -he was freed after Hendenoo posting the same amount for his initial arn:st -and was releasl'd Frida) night fro m the: Long Beach Jail. o tlicer Ken Rosenthal said.'-. .. Belcher remained 1n custod~ aturda) 1r~eu of $5.125 bail police said. Henderson·., :ittornc:'. -\mold (,old. said he knc"" onl} that Hcndc:r<,on had been n·-srre\tcd. adding. 'Tm hoping this is a nightmare." Gadba" s,a1d the girls, aged I band 17. called police after Belcher contacted them in mid-March. Oflkers watched ac; Bckher met the oldergarl on two subsequent occasions. hl· said. and phone 1.·alls l~tY.een them wen: monitored Hendcr<ion I'> aY>a111ng tnal on onl.' count of fo'rccd oral copulation. two counts of false 1mpnsonment and one of-sexual batter'). 1he I 6-~ear-old. a paraplegic confined to a "'hcelcha1 r. ternficd Jan. 3 m Municipal Court that Henderson had threatened her with a gun in his apaqmcnt It can flyyou to Eu~ope '>V'( J ,,,."" I ~ • _ ~' '""" b ·111 • ..;?:.... --· ... -· , .. ,,,_ ..... ~ ~ .. f"!'!•;.. ·-,. ·~'"'~' l '''""" .o I 111 ••• , • u f I I,,,,, 'l• P•• lo- \ u •I'\.. J ... H'lc1tl'-'0~ The V°'kswogen Buy & fly. &;\It's not a cor. Buy by May 26. fly by Sept. 28. Wit's a V°'kswagen. L'.lt ·,_: \ di·· I\. I j .... ,. I .... ( ·tJ•I•'' I ., ..... ~ ... I•·~· f .... ,, '' f , ... 11111{. I THE ALTERNATIVE NOW OPEN In Anahei m Hills EXCEWNT SELECTION IMMEDIATE DELMRY -- Chlcaio wine ftnt USFL &~e Quarterback VIDee Evaa1 ran 6 yards [iJ for a touchdown with I :OS remaining to lift 4 • • the Cs:caso Blitz to their first victory of the -Unit States Football Leaaue stason · Satu . a 21-20 triumph over the still winless Washincton Federals. The Blitz. 1-S, who had lost three times this year on the final play of the ~me, courted disaster again but esc.apcd when Washington's Gres Porter'• attempted 21-yard field aoat with six seconds to play was foiled by a a bad snap from center ... Rookie receiver Alfoa10 Wllllam1 snared two great catches in a stunning Oklahoma comeback and Efrea Herrera'• 19-yard field goal gave the Outlaws a 31-28 overtime victory over Houston ... Alu Dueu booted a 32-yard field goal w11h less than 10 seconds left to give the Memphis Showboats a 27-24 victory over Jacksonville. .. Jabbar cl~stng In on record . PHOENIX -K.an·em Abdul-Jabbar. m continuing has drive to break Wilt Chambcrla1n·s all-time Nat\onal Basket- ball Association sconng record. pumped in 27 points and James Worthy addt>d 22 Saturda) night as the Los .\ngl'les Lakers beat Phoenix. 119-97 Byron c:o tt had 19 points. Earvin "Magic" Johnson 14 and Mike McGee 10 as the Pacific Divis1on-leadtng Lakers improved their record to 49-24 overall and 24-13 on lhl.' road. The loss was the Suns' worst at home this season. Phoenix. 35-41 overall and 27-IO al home. lost for JUSt the second 11mt In its last I 0 games here despite 17 points from Walter Davis. 16 from Larry Nance and 13 each from Paul Westphal and Rod Foster. The scorl.' was tied I 0 times before Abdul-Jabbar's three-point pla)' with 2:47 left in the second period put Los Angeles ahead to stay. The Lakers ran off an 1 l-4 string to end the quarter for a 60-53 halftime lead. ~ •SAIES • ! ~ ~ ~., f ' • !"-. .\ . ; . t· I 1--.. r • • :, . : i · ·i :1. BICYCLE REPAIRS Servicing All M akes And Models · 751-4882 H WERNER BUCK ENTER~ISES Presents 16th Annual Anaheim HOURS WEDNESDAY. T~URSDAY ANO FRIDAY .. 3PM to 10PM SATURDAY 11 PM lo 10PM SUNDAY ... 11 PM. to 7PM 714 385-1919 INGLEWOOD -TbC LOI Anetln Iii Kinas closed out their NatioG&J Hoeby ' Leaauc campai&n on a Jouoa ooae Salwday ftiaht, as Paul Coffey ICORd hi1 39tb and , OAKLAND -nc San Francixo a Giants tent outfielder Mu Venable and ·tcber Andy McOaffipD to the Monua.I ~pot in peratc but related deals an· 40th aoals of the seuon in Edmonton'• 4-3 victoey at the Forum. nounecd Saturdaybefi>" an exhibition pme bere. The deputure of Venable, who will repon to the Expos' lf¥1,lanapolis farm club, completes a Feb. 27 trade between the Oiants and Expos. Al Oliver and a piayer to be named la&er were tent to the Oiaab in e1cbanet for pitcher f rtd Breiojna. Wayne Gretzky bad three assists for the Oilen, aiviq.h1m 1 total orlOS this ~n. Scorin& for the Kinp were Marcel Dionno. Bernie Nichols and Dave Taylor. Nell80D reportedly OD ... , oat -Grandataff, ASU beat Prla TORONTO -Roaer Neilson, hired Iii to coach the Los Anples K.injl two months , ago, is about to be released by the National Hockey Letaue tetm, aays the Toronto TEMPE, Ariz. -Former Marina ·a Hi&h and Golden West Collete standout Bob Grandstaff' broke a 6-6 tic with a seventh·innina sin&le and sl~ a Globe and MaH. Neilson was fired as bead coach of the Vancouver Canucks in Janual)' and hired b>: the King1 shortly afterwards. The Globe and Mail uys tbat, in an interview with Roptien Vachon, the Kinp' aeneral manaaer declined to answer in the affirmative when asked if Neilson would be back as coach next season. three-run homer in the ei&bth u third-ranked Arizooa State beat UCLA 1 t-6 1n a Pacific-10 Conference baseball pme Saturday. The loss went to UCLA sUlfler JetT Pritt, a fonner Corona del Mar High &tar who saw his record dip to 3-2. "We haven't mode any announcement or anything yet." said Vachon ... It's definitely not official." Vachol} said he's talked to Neilson and "we're goina to talk more-about 1t •nd find-ou1 what his demands are and stufflike ihat." Couple• retains two-ehot lead PONTE VEDRA. Fla. -Fred Cou-!I pies, under fire by some of golfs greatest players. rallied on the back nine for a one-under-par 71 and retain_ed a two-stroke lead Saturday in the third round of the rich Tournament Players Championship. With a starry group of Tom Watson. Sevc Ballesteros. Craig Stadler and Lee Trevino applying the pressure, the falterinf Couples reasserted bis authority with birdies on the 3th. 14th and 16th holes on the difficult Playen Oub course. He finished three rounds at 206, I 0 shots under par on the very difficult course that winds and wends through pine and palm forests. with waste areas. ponds and pot bunkers awaiting the errant shot. Ballesteros. the Spaniard who holds the Masters title, was second alone at 208 after shootina a third round 70 in the mild, sunny. breezy weather. • . Brett sideli ned KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) -Kansas City Royals all-star tbird baseman George Brett will Million .. dollar man · be siddincd for up to two months with a knee injury, the team announced Satur- day. \ Brett. a two-time Ameri- can League batting cham- pion. sustained a panial tear of the ligaments in his left knee during an exhi- bition game at Tampa. Fla .. on Friday. said a team sp0kesman. fO n> CHOOU ,_,,,,, AVA&Aa• RM IAMIBMA R' Daut/ERY1 New ~·na. ,.,,. compl_., .,.,,ppec1 """' 8'4W .oar ... rs -'""'°°"'s Powe< SUNROOF O•H>CMIO comou!.-«•Ne ell«• "°""" •r•em 8'4W ,....,., IPO'rS ste•"''1 -Ill llNI,,., f/8• sl>th *1101> & .i«11.r. Po-CIC/Of~· STERLING BMW I 1~•,,/t ""' (.irrn 1540 Jamboree Rd . Newport Beach. 640-6444 .--., "" debuts for Express QB Steve Young hoping to change team's fo rtunes LOS ANGELES (AP) -Steve Younf- one of the United States Football Lea&ue s m1lhon-dollar men. makes his pro debut today as the Los Angeles Express meets the New Jersey Generals and the ir million-dollar player, Herschel Walker. Young. a former Bngham Young star who recently signed a contract with Los Angeles that will pay him someS40 million over the 43.-ycar life of the agreement. will start at quarterback for the struggling Express. Walker. the outstanding runner who passed up his senior season at Georgia to sign with New Jersey in 1983. has had his contract extended for four years and he's now due to collect some S 11 million over tbe next seven years. Although Los Angeles and New Jersey have been prominent an the news ~use of the lucrati ve contracts handed out by their owners, the Express' William Old- enburg and the Generals' Donald Trump. the two clubs have had varying success on the field and at the gate. Led by Walker. the US Fl's leading rusher last season. the Generals are 4-1 and tied for the Atlantic Division lead with Philadelphia. They also have drawn wel.1, with crowds of 46, 716 and 38,07S at their two home games thus far. The Express. on the other hand, has problems on the field, with a 2-3 record and an offense that's averaging just 11 points per game. and al the gate, where they've drawn crowds of 16,042 and 14, 789 for their latest two home games after attracting 32.082 to the opener. The club hopes that Young can help in both departments. Young, while cager to play. voiced some concern during the week leading up to his debut that he an1tially might be less than completely comfortable. 'Tm sure there will be times when I'll be running around on the field and people are going to say, 'He doesn't know where he's going.'" But he added. "What the heck. let's go." Express Coach John Hadl. who had used Tom Ramsey and Frank Seurer at quar- terback in the earlier games, said of his new starter: "This will be only the beginning of an outstanding pro career for Steve. We plan to get his feet wet and just see how he handles our offense for the first time out. "This week's game will~ only another learning step." Walker as coming off his first 100-yard rushing game oftbe season and also scored four touchdowns in the Generals' 43-6 thumping of Washington last weekend. On the season. however, he's averaged just 3. 7 yards per arry, gaining 352 yards on 96 'carries. Generals Coach Walt Michaels said Young may pose some problems for the Generals. and also commented that he wants his team to get tougher in the trenches. "We've been preaching harder and harder." he said. "We had to put it together. get physical and run the football." The contest is scheduled for an 11 :45 a.m. kickoff and will be televi~ to most of the nation. • UCI nine ·sweeps UNLV Southern California Baseball Associa- tion play seems to bring out the best m the UC Irvine Anteaters. In the first game. UNLV staner Mel Stottlemyrc Jr .. son of former Yan~cc hurler Mel Stottkmyre. bore the brunt of the UCI attack FREEWAY SERIES Saturday. UCI moved into a vi rtual tie for the early lead tn the SC BA by sweeping a doubleheader from Nevada-Las Vegas. 9-4 and I 0-0. at Anteater Stadium. The twin win gives the Anteaters a 3-1 record an • the conference and a . 1SO percentage. the same as Pepperdine. which IS 6-2. -• UCI warmed to the task early. gelling three in the first as Brady Anderson hit his second homer of the season. a two-run shot to righl-<'enter to cap the scoring. UCI made ll 6-1 in the fourth as Hammond singled in two runs and Anderson drove in another. 0 0 fl $AVINGS '5J BUY ME NOW! LEASE ME NOW! S10,995 ~ s197 ~; f'wr w,ntif, .. • t•" r 1fr It• Iii• lilt nu... ''"~• t.1iat."tt "'-~ t•ull"'I 1u•'ll~ 1.M'\\ F"lro "'''"''" '"'" 1.-,,.-·•f '\II '""" .. , .. ,,,. "' ,.,..,, .... t)lt•t np ) '" n •hrr ~"•' tlll .... oft Un. • k-......i '-'-<!I"' IS l100 --~I.,. ... 1"'11' ••ou.1 "'J.lo,_y 964211 ltltal l'f P>"",. tlll<MC 18 -1~ ACROSS FROM THE BIG A ON KATELLA JUST WEST OF THE 57 ORANGE FREEWAY UCI raked Rebel hurlers for a cominbed 28 hi ts during the afternoon. with Paul Hammond going 6 for R with fi ve RBI. three doubles and four runs scored among the offensive heroes. Bill O'Connell also lashed out six hlls, with two doubles and six ru ns scored overall. Ed Dttsc went Hi innings to earn his second win of the season. whale Brett Martin entered in the eighth and got the final four outs. Adam Ging's long two-run homer over the scoreboard in right field was a highlight in the second*game romp. UCI's Powell posts seasonalbestniark lJC Irvine's Mike Powell leaped 25· 7 in the lonajump - a seasonal best for him -to hiahli1ht the Anteaters' efforts at a non-scorina track and lield tn-mect apinst USC and the Univmity of Anzona at Cromwell Field in Lot Angtle&. Powcll'1nashcd third in the event to Arizona's Vance Johnson (wmd-aidcd 26-SV>) and Ed Tave of USC (26-1 Y.). Steve Qdaers was a winner in the javelin with a toss of 204-S with tcammitC John Caruso second at 186-10. In the shotput. Anteater Eric HJtdson placed third at S 1-11 . Hudson also had a founh-place showins 10 the discus with a heave of 170.8. The Anteater women competed apinst H•waii, also in a non· orina meet, at UCI. Kelly Rtnacr ~rdcd a pcnonal best 4:36.9 an the I SOO.meter run. as did Brenda Westbrooli. in the shot pU1 d8·3Yi). Westbrook. won unrontc tcd in the ditcus with• tos or 161·10. Rlntt"r"s showina 1n the l.SOO ltd a 1-2·3 UCl sweep Wlth Usa Gonukt (4:37 19) and Judy McLaUJblin (<4:4S . .l)J"ollowina Rinser across the firush line For Haw111. I 3-~ear-old Maurttn Dunn set• national tat aroup ~in the triple jump with a mar of 36-7. Jennifer Abraham of UC'I won ' hotly-<e>ntttted J,000 meten an 10:03.43. bcahn1 ~th M.:Mackcn of Hawa11 h) lc's thal\A\alf 1 ~nd ' • .._ci..~nur. otr-rtMd fHllllpmeat 8'101r Tbe seventh annual SCORE Off.roed Eq111p. ment Show wiU bt bfJd Aoril I J..U in tlMt Southwest Hall and Pacifk. Room of the Anwim Convtntion Ccn!Cf. 1'f loTa Clubla of tk Hatt>or Area Mil ltOld tMir h·:~ Spirao Mcmora.t •·t..e""u C'Mat ..... p1 "Tuetday th~ llturday, •itb lit hlla 1n ach aer lfOUP Ir\ for Sel .... y al UC ll'V1M. Lcadlna '1ftan\lf1C1um"l of tldna aAd rec- rutional 011'·"*9 vehicM compoaents for p1ciups. rour-wbecl drivn. vans, duM ~ a.nd aU·temin vchiclH a.re amona the penacJ. Seuu•y'1d\ampeonrr=.1ehcd• belint aa I p.m. •1th llw founh pme. Fifth indc champiomlup tt at 2: a1th 11 • p.m .. tnenth aa 6 p.m. and riahth at 7:30 p.m. . Doocs open at 12:30 p.n). S.twday. A snack bar will bt apen durina tbt .. mes. &o,s Chabl p&rt.icipauoa t9'Cluck Uppcor Bay, EaatbJuff, Jrvine and Westside. ptnta. , : • Houn are S-11 p.m. Friday. April U, 11 a.m.·10 p.m. Saturday, April 14 and l l a.m.-6 Admjuion is S2. For more information, phone 642·8372. p.m. April IS. • General admission is S•.n Price forchlldttn 6-16, is Sl. 9S. OUldren under m wiD bt admitted free. Traltb.loll Cb&mploulalg Serl• Tbree-...U racquetball toamer Oranac--C--OUt CoUete wlll bold i~ annual April "Ambush" three-wall racquetball tour- namtnl on Saturday and Sunday. April 14-1 S. The tournament. which includes sinalcs and doubles competition. will be held on OCCs 13 outdoor couns. More than 400 Amcncan a.nd fnlttnltional tnathleiel are u pec1ed to comptte an the second annual Los AnatlH Tmthlon Championship Series which beains Saturday and conunues'on 1wo suc:ccuive Satur~ys at Bonelli Park in San Dimas. Each tri11hJon bqins at at 8 a.Jn. and consists of 1 -one-kilomet~ la~m in Puddi.ntston '"'Reservoir, a 38-kalomettr biu n<te arpund tht penmtter of tht park and an e1&ht·kilometer cross country run around 1he reservoir. Entry fee is SIS for singles and S2S pe_r team. Reamration deadline is Monday. Apnl 9. - Competition will be held in open. Band junior sinales; men's open. B. C and senior doubles; women's open. 8 and C doubles amd mixed open. B and C doubl•. Entry fee for the first 1wo events is $38, which includes a commemorative triathlon T-shin. Entry fee for the third triathlon 11 S~. which includes a tnathlon baa and a uckc1 to a barbecue 11pmedia1ety rollowina the event. Medals will be awarded to the first five finishers in the male 18-39 asr aroups. Similar medals will be awarded to the to,e three finishers in all other aae aroups. Compelllion ctrtifkates will be awarded to all finishers upon rcquesL .,. Trophies wilJ be awarded to first throuah third and consolation'.winners in each division. Shins wall be Jiven to every penicipanL For more information. phone 432-S 124 or 828-2102. Thert will be • catqorict for men and women from 17 and under to SS and over. For more information. phone (818) 331.0139. Head fake Laker center Kareem Abdal-Jabbar ahoota for the hoop while beln& defended by Phoentz forward Rick Robey. Laken rolled to 119-97 victory o•er Sun•. Seahawks honorBd Smith , Thompson ga in CIF la urels: fi r st-team h on or s for Edison sister s Ocean View High has placed three players on the All-CIF 4-A soccer squad. including two first-team selec- 11ons. The So uthern California High School Soccer Coaches Association makes the selections at the conclusion of the season. Seahawk midfielders James Thompson and Richard Smith were selected ·to the first team. while teammate David Orr earned sec- ond-team honors. Marina High defender Eric Karman was a 4-A third-team selec- tion. In the 2-.\ voting. U naversity midfielder 8111 Watson earned first-team honors while Irvine's Rich- ard Murrietta, a sophomore mid· fielder, was a second-\eam selection. The Vaqueros' T y Anderson. a junior forward. earned 2-A. third-team honors as did Estanc1a's Curtis Watt· on. a Junior forward. In the women's 4-A selections, Edison's Joy and Kathy Biefeld earned first-team honors along with Corona del Mar's Kari Bondra and Manna's Jud) Calkins. Second-team honors went to Marina's Julte Bridgeman. Irvine's Vicki Chernoff and University's Melinda Keenan. Al-cur •·A '9tuT T9AM Tom A19'1CIO. Sr., Oemlefl, CllllJdlQ. Balboa, Sr.. Clf'rltoa, Mltrll Cotlwev, Sr.. SOUlll Tor· rence, Cllrl• Cowerd, Sr., ltOlllno Hiiia; Oevld Cullen, Sr .. Clllremoflf; Deen Frltl"Mn, Jr., Simi V111ri, Tim Greife. Sr .. SOutll Torrence; 08¥1 Hannemenn, Sr., ltofflno Hiii•, SCotf McGulf't. Sr , s.Nll•: Miii• • Pookfn, Sr.. ROlllno Hlllt, Hllerlo ltodrltuet, Jr • Canard; •ldleN smlltl, St .. Oc1M"VWW1 JM*~ Ir .. ~ Vtew1 ltooerto Uribe. $r . Muir, ltotlerlo Yber· ra. Sr .. se111a 1.,-1>era t•COMO TUM ~ Eddi• Au1lln, Sr • Senl• Monie. Ptul Ired• ""· St .. El ~; Jim Certv, ., Oemlef\J Cllucll Codd Jr., ScMll Torrenct, 8r\et\ Even1kl, Jr , ~ewll'IOl'nt> Tim Frenklln, Jr .. Sen OoroonlO. CHl'lt Gemt*, Sr., ArQ418, Jotl /'MCSllWI, St . Domlll9llt1. De* on, 1r't.. OcieM "'-WI Stt¥1 l"inlo. St .• C.merlllO, Mike l"Uf'Ct\'. Jr Hecllndt Ht'911ta Wllion; Miii lt1Vll"Mld0, Sr ' S1nt1 MOnlce1 Erik ltlcftln, St .. S1n11 M;;.,lc•; J""' VIII•, Sr .. 011Mrd; Jim W11ttfltld, ·Sr . CenVOI' IAMllelm) TM•D T9AM arellOCNI Collfna, Sr .. ~ (Anallelml, 1 11 tlunwlnllf, Ir • Clllt9m0n!J Ckry llllf1111ldl•. Jr Muir, Juen FWft, St .. Miii• lef'Mr•, Jim ~. St , EIMl\flOW91'; lf1C KMNllll Sr .. tM""91 Cllrll ICritn'W. If',. Peio. Vtr'*" K.n L111Ccetttt. St. VIiie ftarlt.; ltkll tM111nt1. Sr . ~ J084Uln .. ~. ". ~ Hlllt; Marlo To0.. St .• Mnlntl, ltMt T.,.._, Ir .. 111.-nch; lctll Wt...,,..., Ir , ltOlfnt H 1: lriM WINI\, Sr,. Matw Diii KUr'I Wint•, Ir. $efvlle, Metil Zvtt~lll, St , llt'N V...., Co ~vtn of IN VMf ColOO Suri (Doti Luto). Doti "•"' St., Mini VtlllY. T orr•nct, Co·C~ of !tie YM ,. AMtY Sllv• (Simi v1....,l. ltoeer l rve111 (loulll Torrence. ALL·CIF 3·A P'IJlST Tl!AM Remlro Alfer1, Sr.. E•.,.ren11. lgnaclo C11deron, Sr., 8111 Gerdens; Eric Orvclln. Jr., Montdllr; Jon Gon11111. Sr .. ltlvenlde POlv. Todd Gu"'91, Jr,. Cvorn•. Mike Her..,ev. Sr., Hert. Miii Klnnev. Sr .. Minion Vl•lo. Scot! L.Kher, Sr., Dene Hilb; Euoent L.emmen. Jr., SI. Jonn Boico; Rotlerl Mqyer. Sr., Celllstreno V111tv; We ll Mlchll, Sr., Cabrillo; Mlrtv MOiine, Sr,. C111l•lr1no Velllv; Cerio. R1v11ea, Sr., Glenn; Ernie Twffbffll1. Sr .. Artt1l1, Arturo Vellff••· Sr .. Miiiiken. S•COND TSAM JOM Alllmo, Sr .. l.•k-ood, Jtnv lolencn, Sr., Sen Get>rlel, Geol'M Cutro. Jr . Miiiiken; Tom Cllrl•lle . Sr., Minion Viet<>. Bruno Cunero, Sr .. Bosco Tech; Mllrk Olllln, Sr , EH>1ren11, I rvi n Finnerty, Jr, Dene Hiii•, Frencl1co Gercl1, Sr .. sen G1t>rlt1; Jonn Gu1m1n, Jr • St JoM 8oaco, Ernie Heupl, Sr .. Montclelr, Oe¥1d l.OPll, Sr .. llllflowlf'. Oen Rocne. Sr .. Nortll (RlvenlOeJ, Antonio S.ncnez. Jr , a.II Gercllns. Oevld Shefmtt•, Sr , C¥Drt••· Steve T IVlof, Sr , Mllllllen; Mell Welden, Jr., G1nnl\a no•o TIAM Slllwn 8 ullocll, Jr, Hirt; J.R Cavenl. Sr . Rlgnettl; JOH Ouarlt, So , San C1tm1nt1, Reul GOrpez. Sr .. 8111 G1rden•. Andv Jimenez. Jr • L• Puente, Jim KIOn, Jr . Pacifica. Ste,,. L11erul, Jr .. S.119ua, Gr111 Mlntn, Sr .. loKo TKll, l(endalll Mizner. Sr., RIVt tllde Pol¥, Armen Mo$lkl1n, Sr • Montebltlo, Sllewn Norris Jr . C1Pl11r1no V1ll1¥, Cllrl• Nortll, Sr., Millikan, Alex Ortiz, Sr , L•k-OOd, Joe Ptrks, Jr • G1nes111: Jolin Purcvzllt. Sr • CrHPI, Scott Slle,,.rs, Sr., Klllfl1 Co·Pllven of tile Yaer: AdOllo C1rr1n1e , Sr !lell Gerdena). Tvrone Grellen, Sr <Bosco TKll) Coeefl of Ille Yt1r Orllndo Br-• <Bell Gardln1) A•·C" 2·A f'HlST T•AM l rl1n 811twv, Jr , l lslloo Monloomerv. Slllwn Cemu, Sr., El Toro, P1u1 Certson. Sr . LI Quln11, Edverdo Clll¥1re, Sr • c ... xlco, JH ua ri:1or11, Sr. KIOOl4. Mere Hlf'acllfteld, Sr. HtrVtlrd, Jonn Lind, Sr . Sunnv Hiii•, 1111 L¥11e. Sr , Geroen Grove, Tl'llO MestronlkOlls, Sr AOtllt Vellev, Eftfelm Montez, Sr. MOMovl1. Juen Nenrro, Sf., ANlltlm, Juen Orllz, Sr , Coechello Ven.v, lctwerd Puacllt, Sr .. llahoP Montoomerv, JOI Slr•UH, Sr.. Velencfe; ltlcerdo V11dla, Sr., l'elm ~lnos; w-.m WttMll.lr .. ~. HCOND TSAM Meurldo ArtllenO. Sr .. Sen hrnenlno, Hono c111no. Sr , Soulll PU1deNI, P1lrlcll Conloll, Jr. Meonoll•; Ovfllerrno Corot11, .Ir , l!t Mot\tt; l!fr111 Fr-.ot0. Jr • Monrov11, Jo11 01tv11, So .. Le Cened11 Edolr GOlltalez, $/' .. IMi.wOO<I, CllUcll Hummlt1d1, Sr., Trov; ll!CMN MwYW· "' Ir~; OOuo PteH, Jr .. 81•110o Monleorn· .,..,, o ltemirea, Ir., El Motile. ltuttv khoef,i.wr, Jr., Corone. Tom Veltnllne. k . Cerone; Tom Von Wl90fll', $r , Ce loll, Cllff W•~. Sr. 1e outn111 llek• w..,...,,..,.,, Sr . .,....Olllld9 Ttta.D H AM T't ........ >r,. WWII, JoM Arl1nlk. Sr . ltenchO AlemllCK, Tom 81~. St , Trov, Curi. CMtelO, Jr , Allllltlm, .JoM Grenel, Sr., Sonora. 0e¥1d l(reu, Sr., lonore , SCOll l..e T ourt"-. St~ A ..... v....,, S.011 Mt-.n, $/',,SI. knerd, Jose MerltMa, Sr .. Al\lhtim, Pedr• 1temir ... Jf . Et Motllt, Eoter ltUllllO, x .. Monrovto; ltooerto kntllita, Sr , Cen1we1, Miiia knleck, Jr., lltlloo Molll~; ltendv TtbOr, $1'. L.• Qulnll. c--..... If .. lt-.cte, J.tf Whon. Sr . l.• C•lllde. 111\1¥*' 114 1111 YMr Aclrlen G11nnelll Sr t,.,...,, CM(ll irf Ille Veer ltlek GllMelll (Sonofal Al•CIP 1·A , .. IT TIAM Ill~ hell, Jr , L. A lutlll, Mlllt CO&ltllo, Jr . AQulnft, Itel... Ole1, Sf, knit ,.,. Miguel EKobeOO, Sr., Fllnlrldlll Prep, Miii Fowter, Jr., S1 Bonaventure; Mike Frffm•n. Sr .. Wllllller Cllrlstlen. Alex Frelt11, Jr., Le Selle; Pel HedllH, Sr . Agour1; Rodrloo Hernene111, Sr .. S1n11 Paule, Spencer Jollnllon, Jr • CtPll lreno Vellev CllrlSll1n; Curl McC1111, Sf , Onllf'lo Chrlsllen, Btlln Morgen, Sr., L A. 81pll1t, Jlmmv S.~1. Sr.. S.n11 Ynez, How•rd SMmott, Sr.; weoo· Her1m1n V11dM1. Jr., Mool'oerk, Oavld Wolfe, Jr .. LI Selle. SECOND Tl!AM Kirk Aullo, Jr, L.A. 81ptlsl; ROii Betlllte, Jr., Oranoe Lulher1n, Doug Boerlgtlf', Sr., V111ev Cllrlstlen. Oavlo CorcOl'1n. Sr.. At1aceoero. Oavk:t OoH , Jr., Sen11 Ynez. PlllllP Ho, Sr .. Aoulnu , Jow J1uo , Sr .. Fiiimore. Tom Mltrtv, Sr.. LA. Lutlllfan. Devon Musgrave, Sr , Agoun ; Pl'!lt Pecsok. Jr., 8 rentw00d; Kurl Pfizer, Sr., Webb; Hooten Ralllml11dafl. Sr .. ce111>1se•; Frank Remmel, Sr., Or1noe Perk; J1mts Rogers, Sr , Sanla Ciera, OoU9 Sllv, Jr , P1r1cll1t; J1mes Sutorus, Sr . Aoulnea Plevw ot 1111 YH r Oa¥10 Pane, Jr IL• S.tll) Coedl of 1111 YH r Gtorlll T1vlof (Le Selle). WOME N'S ALL·CIF •·A P'IRST TEAM Jry lltfftld, So., ldlHll/ Kathy Blttlld, Sr., ld1Hn1 Keri l ondr•, .>r .. cw-... Mar. MonfQue Iran, Sr , El Toro, Kelle l rvlltlt, Sr .. ROlllno Hit~. Juttv CeMllM, Sr .. Minne SUtc•v CPllPt'llln, Sr .. Soutll Torrence. Renee E1oulvet. Jr , l l1'1oP Monloomerv. Kim Fote¥, Sr . Mire Co111, Sllenne Heine•, So, Claremonl, 81111 H1ndrlc1ts. So .. All• Lome: Suzanne L• 811u. Sr . Roltlno Hiiia, Sllennon Meddock, Fr • Tor· rence, Mo RusJlck, Sr , Sen Clemente: Mlclllt• s.111, Sr. 8 1slloo Monlgomer¥; TrHUI Slrouo. Jr . Dene Hiii•. • SICOND T•AM Julie ltlcleemel\o Jf., Mltlna1 Vklll CWMtl, SI., lnltlll, Tr11ne Clinton, Jr • Leoune Hill•. L1ur1 Fontane. Jr . Minion Vlllo, HOii¥ Jonen11n, Fr.. Tor ranee, MlllllOI Keeflell. Sr., UfllYtraltV. Brenda Culp, Sr., Mire Co111. GIMV L.ta~. Sr . Oen• Hiiis. Val Llndrtd, Sr • Min ion Vlllo, Trell Rutllt,.ford. Jr . Torrence. l(lt sc11w1rtunan So 1111\00 Monttomef'v. S11eron Strned, Jr . All• Lome. Kim Tllomls. Jr., Cleremonl Plever of tlll Vaar· Nancv Pevne, Sr (Mira Coate I Co·coeclles of 1111 Yt1r Gerv FunlH (Up· lend) Kerri l(r1uM (LIOuN Hilla) WOMEN'S ALL·Cll1 l ·A f'•ST nAM 1(1lllV Adams. Sr .. Arcedl•, Lindi Audll, Sr . Troy, Meoen Crewtord, Sr .. '-""O IHdl Wllaon, Wend¥ Croatori, Jr , E'Plf'1n11. Kim Cuftneno. Sr., Peclflce, Evet¥n El11le, Jr .• Simi V111tv. Cllrl1 IEnff~. Jr .. Plciflce; Kris Fontene, Sr , VIiie Perk. Ketlly Hert. 5'., ltov11 Lil Lt Ouc, Sr , Et Modine. Glne PKtlltno, So . EN1«11111. Mk:Mllt Pllellford, Jr . Herl. Krl11lfl ltttrl. Jr • Cemerllo, Sllaron Sttvenson, Sr., C1mer111o. A.llltoll SIOw.U. Sr , W1lnul, Mlcl\ellt "Oii Flotow, Jr., Le Qu1nt1 HCOND TIAM Cllrls Aeron, Sr .. Cenvon IS.utusl. Olene Clllrlt, Sr , 1..1 CeMdl; uurtn Gibb•. Sr., lll9dflce. C~ GontMI, Sr • Lel\eweod, 0.- borell GrlHllll, Jf , ltlO Mell, Jeri Grou nlcllleln. Jr CellVOfl CS.ueut), Aulutnft Hl'rft, Jr., V .. Perk, JIU Henc!N, Fr .. S\nlv H Lod JOl'IMO/I, Jr • CemerlllO, HHIW MclPO<. Sr • 1..ont ahCll Wlftoll, Mlc:llOllt Mvtn, Sr , ltaterv, Owbble Slllffer, St., &1 N\o0tn4!, MICM!lt Wll• llem•, So. Ui Qulnle Durrell ~, ... i. Jr , Trov. COllffn !Jocher. So , Oek Pert>., Kerlfl Setlllf' Sr . ArCldll TM•D T•AM ~11 ADlll, Jr . T111tt11 Keren Andtnon. llr., Miontclelr, Joell A......,.lfl, ~ CeftYOll (k!JtUt), Oooofe toooll. Sr , Vlfll 1"8"'. l(lftll '""'~·Sr., c ........ LIM Enetr, St . Hert. Kri.tln Htnlln•, Fr , LI Qulnle L.orl Helllllmln Jr , l..Ot Allo., l>ewn 11.eto, Jr Hert ~nll Klnui,, St,, Sllnl v.-v Monloue LaVNU. St .. Ui °"'"11 Tine l.UClltll, SrN ~ V•ln~ 0 .N kMetdet, S., , Henc-t ~ktr. Sr , ~I. DeMie ..... rt. Sr . """' Veit¥, tlfllM Wlllitlms, St .. L.ekl'#CIOCI flilevtr of the YMI' Lil /tMaMe. Sr IP"I· clflct l Co.ell°' tt'IO Ynt Ktn let~ ((lmerlllol ~ ....... lllGll ~ 90YI ThlU'Sday-F•wii It~ bvint at El Toro. COiia Mell a& Ntw,o.1 Harbor, Corona del Mar at Uaivcnny, EdiaOia at WllUIUnlttt. Fountai11 Valle)' •t Ol:ae Vaew. "HIWiQllOG Stach •t Mariu. Lapea leKb 11 SAO Clcmnatt. Woodbndiall M*6oO Viejo,-lp.m. Satunlay -COfOU dtl Mar at Etpennza lnv1tatioul, Woodbridtf at Ha~ lnvi~ tional., Tustin Relays. U08 ICllOOI. Gau.I Thllf1day-Emncia at SlddldlKt. Irvine ar El Toro. Cotea Mea 1t NewpoJ1 Hatt>or, Cotona del Mar at Univcnity, Watminactr a& E.diJOn. Ocain View at Fountain Valley, MarinJ at Huntinaton Bach. Laauna Beaeh at San C1cmentt. Woodbrid1eat MIMlon Viejo, 3 p.m. Saturday -Tustin Rt.lays. COflllWNft'Y ~ 8lo-pltda Nldlall ~. The Spot-Bah Shoe & O\&mOnd Ind'' 51<>-pitch aoftball tournament w,U bt hdd Satur.day and Su.nday. April 7-8 at the four-field complex It Columbus Park an Tuflln. • Friday -Golden West, f ullenoo at Com-pton; -Santa Ana at Oran1t tout: Sen Dicao Mesa at Saddleback. 3 p.m. COIJ..EGD UC Irvine at Frcsn.o Bee Oamn. The doublc-elimfoation event wiU .. a• SCMAF umptres and rulct and custom T 4buu will be Jiven to all playen Team-sponsor trophies wall bt awar.dcd to first· thr04.Wh founh-platt finasheB.. A IQ.man all·touTI\&mcn& team will receive awards and an MVP wilJ be cbosen. • Tournament dcadlline and team mectin& is ~~~~L:at 7:30 p.m. at Set. Pepperona's Pizza tore sun. Tournament entry fe.e is ~ SllO with a S7S it due by deadline For more anfi lion. phoM 946-8703 or 98L-642l. Meagher gets hat tr~ck Newport Harbor graduate Moffet wins 100 breast INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -Mary T. Meagher became the mcefs only triple winner and 14-year-old Michelle Richardson recorded the sixth fastest time ever in becoming the youngest winner of the 1,5()().meter freestyle as th.e United States national indoor swimming championships ended Saturday. Meagher, who stayed out of school at Cal this year to t rain at M ission th.e world in the event, was third at the midway point, passing both run- ner-up Theresa Andrews of North Baltimore and Susan O'Brien head- ing to the finish. In the men's backstroke. the Marlins scored another victory as Dave W ilson, 23, recorded his first national championship in 56.89. It was the first time the Cal graduate had done the race in less than 57 seconds. Other winnen on the final n ight at the Indiana University Natatorium. wblch will be hosting the U.S. Olympic Trials in June, included NCAA champion Pablo Morales in the l 00 butterfly. Morales, who set an American record in winning the l~yard but· tcrfly in the recent NCAA meet in Cleveland, finished in 53.91 . Moral;. es. a freshman at Stanfoni, led the race from start to finish with Dave Cowell of Mid-Oruo VaJJey fini.stting second in 54.17. Another talented Stanford freshman. JefTKostoff, won the IJ.~ fretstyle in 15:25.25. successtWJy defending the title he won last year. The performance came about a wcrk after the 18 year old set an American record in the I .6~yard freestyle at the NCAA meet. Viejo, won the 100 butterfly in 59.93 secbnds. It was the fourth consecutive year Meagher. 19, finished first in the event at the meet .. But, the time was two seconds slower than her world record performance of 1981. Richardson, a eighth~er at Gulliver Academy in Miami, took the lead for good after 300 meters and Nettles OKs tr&de; bJasts former team kept pulling away to win her race in 16 Nt:.W YORK(AP)-Gra1g Nettles minutes, 12.57 seconds. Richardson. consented to a trade to the San Diego representing the Hurricane Swim Padres Saturday, officially ending an Club. fin ished more than 17 seconds I I-year careet with the Nev. York ahead of runner-up Stacy Shupe. Yank~s that saw him become only The time by the 5-5. 105-pound the third captain of the team . Richardson finished about eight sec· The trade, announced Friday night onds slower than the world and by the Yankees, will send ibc. American record time of 16:04.49 in 39-year-old Nettles to the ci{J of hts topping her personal best by more birth and end a sometimes stormy than 13 seconds. relationship with club owner George Stanford sophomore John Moffet. Steinbrenner. a Newport Harbor High graduate As a S-and-10 player (five years who is ranked second in the world withoneclub. IO yearsinonelcague). behind world record-holder Steve Nettles had the right to refuse the Lundquist in the 100 breaststroke, deal. But the Gold Glove third won the event in I :03.15. Rich baseman pve bis approval Saturda~ Schroeder. 22. placed second in after a conference call from Fort I :03.88. Lundquist. still getting ir\.lo Lauderdale. Fla.. With his agent. JefT) shape for the U.S. Olympic trials, Kapstein, Padres General Manaeer failed to make the championship of Jack McKeon and Yankees Vice consolation final. PresidenJ Bill Bergesch. Jeanne Childs, 23. became a double Nettles. who followed Lou Gehng winner with a 1: I 0. 94 in the I 00 and Thurman Munson as the onl) breaststroke. Terry Baxter, l9, was Yankees' captains. reported!} will second an I: 12.50 and Tracy Caulkins sign a contract similar to the two-)ear was third in 1:12.51. Defending dealhehadwiththeYankees,eamirig champion Kim Rhodenbaugh fin· him about S 1.8 million through 1985. ished fourth in I: 12. 7 1. The contract reportedly afso wtll Lundauist. who set the world mark contain a no-trade clause. of I :02.~8 last year, was timed at "I ~anted to play here for a long I :06.65 in h is prelim heat. u.me. Nettles said tn San Diego at an Betsy Mitchell.J 8, gave the Cincan· • a~rport news conference Saturda} nati Marlins a first in-the 100 /ught. "I was m~re than glad to backstroke with a I :02.88 ti~ approve the trade. Mitchell, currently ranked eighth m The Padres have pla)ed Luis Salazar at thtrd base an spnng tram- 1ng, and Nettles said ··an)'thtng the) want me to do is fin e ... "I haven·t proved an}thang over here." said Neules. v.-ho added he opposed New York's...plan to platoon him this season'because. "['thought I'd-earned il wnh the Yankees." San Diego Manager Dick Williams has indicated rhe Nettles will start at third base an the Padres' opener against Ptttsburgh on Tuesday. TM deal will send rookie pitcher Dennis Rasmussen and a player to be nartied later to the Yankees. Rasmussen. 6-7 left-hander. was IJ..10 for New York's Tnple A .farm club at Columbus last season. but the Yankees sent him to San Otego last .\ugust for right-hander John Montefusco. Nettles. who lives in Del Mar. asked to be traded after Yankees Manager Yogi Berra said he would platoon ham at third with Tob} Harrah. acquired from Cleveland in Februaf)". The Yankees failed in an attempt to trade Nettles to San Diego an 1982. Most of Nettles' problems with Steinbrenner centered on money. but a )et-to-be-released book b~ Nettles also reportedl} will heavily criticize the Yankees' boss. Steinbrenner. in a published anterv1ev.-. denied the book • had an) thing to do '-'1lh the trade. .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edison defeated in tourney finals LOS o\NGELES -Loyola High School defeated Edison. 15-10 Saturday to capture the championship of the Palisades High V .:>lle yball Tournament. - The Chargers advanced to the champ1onsh1p confest of the 1 S-team tournament with a 16-14 victory over Laguna Beach an the semifinals. L.oyla had topped Chatswonh 15-1 0 an the other semi. Edison setter Dave Frazelle and middle blocker John Singer earned all-tournament honon along with Laguna's Scott Fortune. The Charaers received strong' play from outside hitters Ken Basal and John Thomas in rolling over Palisades. 11-3, 11 ·.S and San Clemente, 11 ·7. 11 -7 and splitting wit h Chatsworth and Beverly Hilla in pool play. The Artists defeated La Quint.a. BrmtwOOd and Dos Pueblos tn pool play and received a bye in the quarterfinal round. Edison downed Univenity. 15-8 in' the quart.en befort eliminatina Lquna in the semis. Edisorr returns to Suntet Leque action Wednesday niaht wtth a 5· l record ap1n1t vilitina La Quinta at 7. ckovich facing surgery ILWAUKEE (AP) -Milwauk~ Bre.,-en pitcher Pete uckovach will be ofT the active rostu for lO 10 12 Wttks as a result of suraery next Wttk.. CeneraJ Manaacr Harry Dalton satd Saturday. Vuckovich. who was tryina to make a comeback from a rotator cuff tnJUry lasL.)•ear. wtll undcrao sufJCry Wedncsda) to remove bone spun 10 has lhou•der. "1thou~ no tear was found dunna examinauon last Wttk. t6e tendons 1n his 1houlder will bit eummed dunna the suracry. Dalton said. Vuckovich hid ~n on the 21-da)' disabled hst bttaute of recumna sorcnus an h11 naht shoulder MENTOR KNOWS Cell tor,,.. C7t•l ..... U11 - LOS ANGELES (AP) :-use, -Jeek.l .. ht .cond •tlaiibt lille, bettlet undtrdoa Teanaeet today fot the NCAA women's beakdbell cliam- pioubip. fiftb .. rallked Soulbcm Cal, 2M. meeu No. 15 TenneueeJ..2).9, all: lO p.m. at ucu·s Pauley nvilioa The pme will be televited OD Chlnnel 2. TbC lad)' Trojaaa advanced lO today's title pme wilb ID emoUoaaJ 62-'7 victory over No. 2-raak.ed Louisiana Tech ill Friday'• aemi· finals. while Tenneuee easily de- feated No. 13 Oleyney S&ate. ~ 73. in the other semjfinal. . . . USC ~ two vtctona over Teooeuec durina the reaurar season, winnina tourna(nent pmes by scores of78-64 and 81-66. · .. Those pmes were doler than the score1 would indicate, .. said Southern Cal C:O.ch Lioda Sharp. "They have a aood power pme and play tough. ~ive defenie. 'Both teams will work hard on defense. We have to be more patient offensively and act the ~ll inside •.vith more coesistency." Tennessee ,Coach Pat Head Sqm- mit said the Lady Volunteers are a different team than the club the Trojans defeated early in the season. · ••w e're a mdcb better team," said Summit. ••Our offensive c.aecution is much better. We've been able to put the bell in the buket quite effectively lately. That'ssomethinawespent~lot. pf time on. Long on experience Olympic Gold Mecl•H•t Dallu Lone (center) la •arroanded by en tbulutlc y oung•ten Saturday a t a track clliilc •poD80red by tbe Newport Beach ·Recreation Department. From left are Trent llf?IC uad Joela Ooald, botll of Coeta lleu. and Lalle 8 warbeq uad Krlatl Weber, botb of Jlfewport Beach. "Both teams are ca.,.ble of playing a harusini style of defense and whichever 6ackcour1 can aet its team into ill offense will have the ectae." Both teams have talented front lines and that's where &he s:c>ntest could be decided. . Andretti sitting on pole in Long Beach Mary Ostrowski. a 6-2 forward. anchors Tenneuec•s attack. The senior from Partenbura, W. Va. ~red a semifmal-record 35 points Friday niaht apinst Cheyney State. Southern c&l's front line is a bit ·more balanocd with twin ,eniors Pam and Paula McGee joinina sophomore Cheryl Miller. All thRe stand at 6-:3. -M iller scorc4-ll-POiot1-inSoulbcrn Cal's victory over Louisiana Tech, but the McGees were able to combine for only 16 points. Daly, Fabi, Unser Jr. next-fastest businessman Carl Haas, said ... The car was working. We made a big change in the morning (practice) and we fi nally got a pretty good combina- tion there at the end." during qualifying for Grand Prix event 90.729 mph. LONG BEACH (AP) -Mario .\ndretti drove his new Lola T-800 to the pole Saturday for the Grand Pnx of Long Beach. The former Formula One world champion took the top qualifying spot for the first Indy-car race today through the streets of downtown Long Beach with a lap averaging That quack trip around the narrow 1.67-mile. I I-tum circuit came late in the last of two q ualifying sessions. takjng the pole away from Irishman Derek Daly. Andretti. dri"ing t he Daly's new March 84C was close behind the Lola at 89.860 . Rain, which had been forecast for Saturday afternoon, never de- veloped. allowing the competjtors to take advantage of improved track conditions and their first-day ex- perience. Budweiser-sponsored car owned by actor Paul Newman and Chicago Italian dnver Teo Fabi. who GEORGETOWN ADVANCES, 53-40. • • From Bl . ··1t's going to take a long time 10 get O\er this one.'' said 6-11 Melvin Turpin. half of Kentud.y's vaunted "Twin Towers." "Outside !>hots wouldn't go 1n. our inside shots wouldn't go 1n. It was awful. I didn't thank an~one could lose an the Final four the wa~ we did." Turpin said. Guard D1ckr Beal called 11 ··spook~. It just wasn·t us. We didn't shoot the ball well. The shots felt good. but they JUSt d1dn'1 fall. "We have to give a lot of credit to Georgetown's defense. They took awa) our inside game and took us out HOUSTON ... From Bl The basket b} the 6-8 Winslow offset a pair of foul shots by Virginia's Rick Carlisle with 18 seconds left. ·. As the final seconds ticked off, Lewis threw his famed dleckered towel in the air as the Cougars advanced to Monday night's final against Georgetown. which defeated Kentuck}. 33-40. an the second semifinal. The outmanned. unheralded and unranked Cavaliers. who \.\ere never expected to get even this far without three-time Player of the Year Ralph Sampson, repeatedly kll behind and.just as often. charsed back, refusing to cave 1n to the taller Cougars. At the close of the first half and the start of the second, they ran off I 0 consecutive points to tum a 25-17 deficit into a :!7-25 lead. .\nd. in the closing minutes of regulation play, after Houston had "rung together nine points for a 41-35 lead. 1he Ca vs reeled off eight of the next 10 points. Othell Wilson's basket off has own steal tied it 43-43 with 27 seconds left to force the o vcnime. '>event\ seconds into the o"cn1me. Carhsk hit a jumper for V1rgan1a. capping the Cavaliers' e1ght-pom1 run and gi vmg them their last lead of the game. 45-43. One minute later. OlaJuwon. a 52.5 percent foul shooter -15 percent below his field goal percentage -hit both ends of a one-and-one after being fouled b)' center Olden Polynice. That tied 1t at 45. A little more than a mmute later. Michael Young scored to put the Cougars on top to stay. Then came OlaJuwon's air ball. a shot that missed everything. But Winslow was there 10 grab the ball and ram it through. g1vmg Houston a four-point cushion. 49-45. OlaJuwon. nl·utrahzed 10 the first half when he scored only four points. finished the µme with 12. Young led Houston with 17 points and Winslow had eight. Miller and Wilson <;hared v 1r&1n1a's scoring lead with 12 points apiece. Polynice had nine -none of them after halftime. The victory sends fifth-ranked Houston into the final with a 32-4 record and ended the Cavaliers' season at 21-12. of our offense a lot.·· "You're thinking that sooner or later something is going to start falling." said Bowie. who shot 3-for-4 in the firs1 halfbut missed all six field goal attempts in the second half "I looked up about midway through the second half and we stall had 29 points. I thought I was asleep or something because I knew we had 29 points at halftime." But b) the time freshman-Winston Bennett hit a 16-footer from the right sideline with 10:05 to play. ·Georgetown was out in front 34-31, and it only got worse for the Wildcats from there. Before Bennett's basket. Kentucky made 12 con- secutive tnps down the court without scoring.' At one point, the Wildcats were shooting 1-for-22 m the second half, and finished hitting only 3-of-33 after intermission. "Once we lost the lead and we kept missing those shots inside. I think it became psychological," Bennett said. "I think you have to give them some credit. But we have to take some blame. When you get this far. you reall y don't expect ~o get beat like this." Beal and BoWle both credited Georgetown's defense. .. Georgetown is probably one of the better defensive teams we've played all year.' Beal said. "We were getting shots. but they weren't dropping. It wasn't one of our great shooting games. But you can't take anything away from the way they played us.' Added Bowie: "You aren't going to beat a team like Georgetown shooting 1-for-22. That's a credit to Georgetown's defense." The NCAA doesn't keep records for futility but Kentucky docs. though no school records were broken . The I I-point performance in the second half was six awa) from the school record. set m 1981 against Notre .f>ame. Kentucky shot 24.5 percent from the field Saturday. nowhere near the allt1me record of 2.1 percent set in 1928. but not far from the modem mark of 16.3 percent against Georgia Tech in 1960. Said Georgetown guard uene Smnh: ''lf\>OU look at II from a s1aus11cal standpoint. we hadn·t done that before. But I'm not surprised. I think they were tired. If I keep jumping m your face. ifs definitely going to wear }OU down." When Ewing was forced to the bench with foul problems. Thompson subs11 1u1ed 6-9 freshman M 1chacl Graham. who filled the big man's role nicel} and sco~d eight points. including an emphauc slam-dunl at the end of the first half. "Graham has a lot of raw talent and ab1ll t)." Thompson said ... a lot of the character of Patnck. He as so dramatic about It. He's raw. but he can be great if he works and continues to develop." Thompson said he thought the game had turned because ofa combination of good Georgetown defense and Ken tuck) not being as sharp as tt usuall) is. When Ewing went to the bench. Thompson said he kept shouting to has guards. "Be patient. be patient ... .. We hke to tease our enemies:· he said. "get tllem all happy. thanking we're going to get blown out. Then we come back and get done what we have to get done." COMMUNITY COL L E GE BASEBALL . • • From Bl was then safe on an error and Shane Flores followed with a single. That brought up 8rad Seehawer ~ho delivered a mammoth homer over the left-center field fence. Elster went 2 for 4 on the day with two RBI, Seehawer was 2 for 3 with three RBI and Applezoller was 2 for 4. Eric Mehlscau picked up lhe victory. has first of the -;eason . but he needed e1ghth-mrung relief help from John Manin. The lo'>S went to Compton's Mike Jencrette. who fell 10 0-7. Golden West improved m sec record to 9-4 and IS 13-S overall The Tartars arc now winless in I J conference tncs and 1-16 overall. The Rustlers entertain Fullerton Tuesday. Saddlebadt lt, Palomar t fhc host Gaucho., outslugged the Comets to remain a game ahead of the' paC'k in 1he Pacific Coast Conference ha ~ hn 11 rsi rr Steve lXAngelis delivered a three-run homer and had fi ve RBI on the day. and teammate Mark Grace added five RBI with a 2-for-6 effort. Steve Nichols went 3 for 6 and had three RBI. whale Al Camach6 and Ken Henry aJso delivered home runs as the Gauchos took advantage of a suff breeze blowma out. Saddleback was tra1hng bncfly at 2-1 1n the second. but the Gauchos came up w11h four runs in the third for a 5-2 lead. Palomar responded with a run m the fourth and ~1)( more an the fif\h fQr a 9-S lead. But Saddlcback -on the streoath of DcAngehs' two-run homer in the fifth and a $Cven-ron sixth mntng - came back to take a 14-9 lead. The Gauchos were never threatened aprn Gaf} Pifer st1ncd for the Gauchos but was replaced by Mike Markel an the fif\h. Markel patkcd up the victory, his first of the "°ason Saddkback o!>(ns third-round action Tuc5day at home aaa1n'it G rO!i'lmOnt. crashed his car during Fnday's open-on the 26-<:ar grid. but the car was ing qualifying session after turning in badly dam!led and bis team was the sixth best lap, was thira in tlie -unctftlin 1f'tt coula 1>e repaired in rebuilt March 84C at 89.277. time for the 2 p.m . stan of the The fourth fastest qualifier was ·3(>0-ldlo meter (187.04-mile) race. 22-year-old Al Unser Jr. The son of "1 clipped the inside of one of the defending Indy-car champion Al turns and that threw me all the way to Unser ran a lap of 89.139 in a new the other side of the track," Guerrero March. said. "I hit sideways. The two 0 We can•t set 16 points out of the twins on Sunday and will~.. said Sharp. Roberto Guerrero of Colombia right-hand comers of the car were crashed Saturday and was unable to bent." improve on the lap of 89.127 he Oosc behind Guerrero wassurpris- tumed in Friday. That speed was ing Michael Chandler, who did a lap good enough to place his March fifth of 89.119. Both coaches expressed concem over officiating for today's cham- pionship contest. ··1 want to see a basketball pme, not a fight " said Summit "I thought the officials let both semifinal pmes get out of hand At this level, 1t's an absolute war and the officials have to get control early." Hobbs wins celebrity auto race LONG BEACH (AP)-Tran&-Am champion David Hobbs o""1ueled pro kart champion Scott Pruitt and actor Roben Hays Saturday to win the Pro-Celebrity race through the streets of downtown Long Beach. Hays, who starred in the films ''7\iro&.ne" and "Airplane II" took the leaa at the stan of the l 0-lap event for identically prepared Toyota Cclica GT-Scars. Hobbs, who started from the back of the I ikar field, along with the rest of the professional driven, moved up to second place on the sixth lap around the 1.67-mile, 11-tum circuit. . He then passed Hays briefly on lap e~t. fell back to second, then passed Hays for good at the stan of the last lap. . The winner averaged 56.561 mpb. Pruitt snuck by Hays to grab second, while Olympic skiing cham- pion Bill Johnson was founh and dirt car star Bubby Jones finished fifth. Kentucky•• Sam Bowle (3 1) 011td11el8 Ralph Dalton of Georgetown for rebound darlDC 1'CAA .emlftnal. Sinaer Christopher C ross was next. followed by off-road champion Ivan Stewan. Los Angeles sportscaster Ted Dawson, NBC sportscaster Paul Paac. actor Michael Nouri, actor Lee Horsley. Los Angeles sportscaster Charlye Wright, actress Betty Thomas and Desire Wilson of South Africa, the only woman d river on the Indy-car circuit. > I l • Three.:. way tie in Sunset Llonsjotn Seahawks, Edison in deadlock for first place Westminster Hijh has created a logjam ato p the Sunset Leaaue baseball race after the Lions rallied to trip Qccan View Saturday, S-3. on the Seahawks' field. The verdict has created a three-way tie for first amona WC"stminster. the Seahawks. and Edison, each with 4-1 loop marks. Meanwhile. Fou'ntatA Valley romped over Huht- ington Beach to move two pmC$ off' the pace. Here's what happcn.cd: Westmla1ter i, Oceu View I Trailina 3.0 cntcnna the 6f\h innina at Ocean View. Westminster scored twice in the fifth and three time in the si'xth to grab the victory. With one out m the fifth. Jeff Lona s1naJcd, moved to ~ond on an cm>r and tcorcd on M ike Danna's base hi\. Al Hernanda 'inaJed to fill the bases and Robcn Martinet followed with a iac:ri6ce fly aplnst Scahawk stancr Dean Douty. In the 'smh. Tim Hanson started it ofT with a hit and Martin Rodnaua was hit by a puch. Ont out later. ORS V1llcp laJhcd a hit lO left to tic the pme. and moments later. Hernandez dehvered the go-ahead hil with 1 base h1t. ~ Foutain Valley ti. Hnllastoa Bea9 t The Barons parlayed a pair off our run 1nnm -in • the fifth and seventh -in the the rout at Huntinlton Beach. Gary Schoonover went 4 for 4 with an RBI and chris Bugbee had a pair of hits, includinf a double which drove in a pair of runs durina the Barons fift.b-innina upris~ Fountain Valleyno\chcd the only run it wutonecd 10 the second when Bugbee, Jim Reach and Brian Belcher rapped singles. w ... ~riqe •• El~ 7 The Warriors rallieid for fi ve narll in the bottom of Ole seventh innina lO claim the victory and advaoocd to lbe contOlation semifinals at the Palos Verdes Tournament. After El Squndo had apparently put the pmc away with three in the top of the teVentb, the Warriors came roarina back, with Mike Fox•s buet-lotftd triple to lefi-<ienter bring home the tyiR& runs. . f Rudy fiaueroa then IQueezcd home the aamt-wioncr. Vnk:e I, lntM 7 The Vaqueros were ousted-4 from Palos Verdes Tournament play, but they didn't ao down easily. Behind 6-l inlhe lOp oft he seventh and with two outs and only one buenanner. they manutieaurtd a six.run inrtin& to 10 in fronL However, Venace ICOttd two more runt in the bonom of the frame lO win it, puttina tOtethcr fOiir ii~ and a waJk without an out be1n1 reicorded. - Mater Dtt 7, Ptn X t The Monan:hs were ~ bY Tony folllco's 3 for ) i>trformancc in moYina 10 S-0 1ri foop pla). • • B1.-_tM.V11dlWPYw The Cb~ Wb.ite Sox have suft'e~ only tWo key toaa from the dub that romped to a 2().pme ru~way-a ~rd for divition play -1n the Amencan Laaue West a yevaao. Swiet·tttlever Jm-y Koosman was traded to Pbiladels,>hia for Ron Reed1,..~ho ~U pitch 1tnctly in relief. And L,1Cnn11 Lamp, who led a detp bullpen with IS •~es, wu lost to free .,ency and St&ntd with Toronto. To take his pl.att. the White Soi merely came up with a future Hall of Famer in Tom Seaver, who was claimed from the compensation pooJ when the .New YOril Mets left btm un- proU:Cted. The Whitt Sol have po"Wtt ID (~tect hitter) 9ftl Luinm (left fielder) ROft IU~ (caatbel) Carlton filk and (riaht fie.Ider) Harold S.i":tCenter &ldu) Rudy law and ( nd bUeman) Juho Cruz ~nerate most of the c1atemcnt on thebues. · The Chicqo pitchina1tafrtook off in June and never stopped. The threesome of Cy Youna recipient LaMarr Hoyt (24-10), Riclwd Dotson (ll· 7) and Aoyd Baoruster (16-10) posted a remarkable 42-S record durina the second half. DODGERS BEST BET Padres may be the biggest obstacle for LA in 1984 The year 1983 was to have been a n:building one for the Los Angeles Dodgers. They were replacing Steve Garvey at. first base and Ron Ccy at third. Dusty Baker was out of their plans. and some of their pitching was getting a linlcold. In t.hat year of rebuilding. the Dod&cn won 91 pmcs and finished three games ahead of defending division champion Atlanta in the National Leaaue WesL Man_aaer Tom 1.asorda would dearly like to Jel bis Dodgen into the World Series this year after losing in four games to the National League champion Philadelphia Phillies in the playoffs last year. He should act that chance. At the end of wl sea.son, the West Division looked like this: Los Angeles, Atlanta. Houston. San Diego San Francisco and Cincinnati. ' . This year. it should look like this: Los Angeles. San Diego. Atlanta, Houston, San Francisco and Cincinnati. ~ Anaels flopped &Qm a diVtsiop title io 1982 to a tie for fifth lait -.oa. mainly becaute \hey Iott 36 ~ lo the 1eveoth innina or I.tier. To ttined~ lbat sicuation. tbey idded rebevcn Frank LaCone (Houston) Jim Slaton (Milwaukee) and C'un Kaufman (New York Yankees) over tbe winter. They may have tbeit work cut out for thern s.nce tbe 1tanjns rotation includes Tommy John (40) and Geoft' Zahn and Ken Fonch (both 37). Capable catcher Bob Boone ft 36. Elsewhere. the bigcst chanae it Fred. Lynn moving from CF to RF to make room for speedster Gary Pettis. \nan Oownina 11 the 1nnunbnt In LF. while Rfllie JatktOn. S'° come t.ck lrom a .19' · ave,..e and 14 hOme runs. i1 &be : With kick Burlnon's lhOuldtt achina qain, rookie SS Dtck Schofield Jr. joins 18 Rod CattW. 28 Bobby Grieb and JB Doua Dreances in tM infield. h'1 a year of transition for Kansas City. Gone are Willie Aikens. Jerry Manin and Vida Blue because of df\.ll;relaled ~ro*ms. Only ("F Willie Wilson 11 left and he bas been suspended. at least until Com .. mjuioner Bowie K"hn ttviews his ltimOre is favorite Orioles No. 1 contender in American League East ): Manqer Joe Altobelli of the wodd champ'°"t Baltimore Orioles is brimming with optimism as the t 984 • campaisn nears. : , .. , have been told aJI winter how difficult it if for a ; championship team to repeat the following year,·: Altobelli says, .. but I believe the l 984 Orioles are certainly · capableof doi~so. We have strengthened ourcl&1bat third : bue with the ition ofW~ Gn>11 and~ depth to • our pitchina with the acquisJtion of Tom Underwood. .. The Birds didn't need much. Altobelli bas this to say • ·about his holdoven: First baseman Eddie Murray: "Oneof'ba.seball'ssupa·· stan ... Shortstop Cal Rioken Jr.: ··n.c American ~· Most Valuable Player. With Murray and Riptcn. woe lia~ one of baseball's to~diwcr combinations.., Pitchers Scon ·~ M~r. Mike 'cker, Mike AaJllPl;l and Storm Davis: One of the best starting rotalJons in baseball." Tippy Manintt "One of the top sbon relievers in the pme." Rick Dempsey (the World Series MVP): "One o1'. the pme's top defensive catchers." • ~bably the most improved team will be-the Padres. presuming both Steve Garvey and Garry Templeton stay healthy for a full season. The most dramatic acquisition for tile club was that of reliever Rich Oossag-e, obtained via free aaency from the New York Yankees. Atlanta's starting pitching is in shambles, but the Bra,vesl1f'O~btycan score Cft?ugh runs to hang in aheadOf an 1mprov1na Houston. Whtie the San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds aJso have improved, it-won't be good Dodger •kipper Tommy Luorda, Aqel m•n••er John McNamara ba~thetr ta~ The list doesn't stof there. Don't forget the famous l. "role" playe~. Gross wit platoon with Todd Cruz at third (second baseman Rich Dauer completes an infield thafl rarely mai.es a mist.de). Tlic leflfielaprifoon oflolin - Lowenstein and Gary Rocnicke produced 34 homers and 124 RBis in '83, while Al Bumbry and John Shelby~ ' center scored 11 S runs. Jim Dwyer and Dan Ford will split , enouJh to get them out of the second division. ' The Dodgen score high in almosteve1)' category':"' Despite the loss of suspended relief pitcher Steve HGwc, who h.as admitted to a drug problem, the Dod•en have the best pitching in the division. Their start- ing ro~tion is ft ve deep with Fernan- do Valenzuela. Rick Honeycutt. Jerry Reuss. Alejandro Pena and Bob Baseball-1984-begins time in ri&ht, and dependable Ken Singleton is t.bt • desianated hitter. : The Detroit Tigcn finished six pmes out with the third best ~rd 10 the majors. And after acquiring Darrell Evans for punch at either first or third base and Willie H~mandez for the bullpen. the V-• la Welch. Tom Nicdenfuer can sub for oueaae Howe. While the Dodgers rate only slightly above average in ~pecd__and defense, their hitting and po-. er take up a lot of slack.Last year. Pedro Guerrero had 32 homers and 103 RBI, and he'll act some help from Ken Landreaux and second-year man Mike Marshall. If another sccoSJd-year major leaguer. 9rea Brock, can solve his spring problems. he'll also figure. The acquisitions of Terry Whitfield from Japan and Bob Bailor from the New York Mets will assist off the bench. making up for the toss of free-agent Dcrrcll Thomas. San DiCJO lHS only slightl y behind the Dodgers in power and p1tchi'ifg. and they make up some of that with speed and the manaeerial knowledge of Dick Williams. Gossage shouldbc able to get the Padres over .SOC>; the rest will depend on Garvey, who didn't play after July 30 because of a dislocated thumb, and Templeton. who had knee surgery just before the 1983 season. The loss of starting pitcher Phil Nieltro and the late start of Pascual Perez may be too much for Atlanta to overcome. Niekro was cut, while Perez was jailed in his homeland. the Dominican Republic, for drugs ntil Friday. That leaves only Len Barker and sccon year player Craig McMurtry as solid starters, with K yley, Rick Mahler or Rick Camp likely to join the c w · The bullpen could be Atlanta's savior if Gene G r and Steve Bedrosian can regain their 1982 form. The Braves ought to be able to wffi some pines wit.h their hitting. Dale Murphy will})bc shootang for an unprecedented third straight NL k'.fost Valuable Player award. · Houston Manager Bob Lillis says, "We've got a little bit of everything. and that's what it takes." They've got good pitching in Nolan Ryan. Joe Niekro, Bob Knepper and Vern Ruhle. But Knepper and Ruhleare- coming off bad seasons. Reliever Joe Sambito is recovering from elbow surgery. San Francisco made some strides by signing free-agent Manny Trillo and trading for first baseman Al Oliver. Cincinnati brought home a couple of players: Tony Perez. a former Reef. and Dave Parker, who played in Pittsburgh but lives in Cincinnati. Parker could have a fine season with the Reds. while Perez will provide bench strength. Pete Rose still around, but there's some changes Pete Rose. once in search ofa team, now is in search of a rccor<l or two. What else is new? Baseball's hunt fora new com missioner ended with the selection of Peter V. Ueberroth. but Bowie'sstiU around. Drugs have become one ofbascball's gravest concerns. The guilty include Pascual Perez, Willie Wilson. WillieAikeos.Jcrry Manin and Vida Blue. Dtve Patbr, Toi'n Seaver and Phil Niekro have eba~unfforms. And Rich Gossage of the San Diego Padres?Whata funny sound. The Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Soi, Philadel- phia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers have honor to uphold. R~e Jackson and Steve Carlton had seasons they . would hke to forget. Jackson says he has something JO prove·Carltoo'sstory remains untold. ~ 1984 presentsa ncwchallenge~thcae.menand these baseball teams. The season opens, as tradition dictates, in Cincinnati on Monday, thcc.arliest opening date in modem baseball. The New York Mets provide the opposition. The Orioles, basicall)' the same tealn that won the American League East and the World Series in 1983. also opendefenseoftheirtitleon Monday.at home against the White Sox, winners of the AL West by a record 20games. The Phillies, East Division champions and winners of the National League pennant. open at Atlanta, and the NL West winner, Los Angeles, plays host to St. Louis, both games on Tuesday. Although many teams greeted new faces.in spring trainingthisyear,,ec:ie old. familiar face remains in place. That's Bowie Kuhn, for 15 years commissioner of the game and presidinaoverhis last season-opener. After nearly two years of politics. Ueberroth was selected earlier this month to replace Kuhn. But1 as president of the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee. Ueberroth can't take over until<"' late August or early September. Until then, Kuhn remains in office. Perhaps the most celebrated player move of the ofT~season was Rose from Philadelphia to Montreal. Released by the Phil hes after the World Series, Rose will take up his chase ofTy Cobb's all-time hits record this year with the Expos. He needs 20 I to match Cobb's record of 4.191. Other plateaus are more readily within reach for Rose . Canw who tum$ 43 nexa month. While only I 0 hits away from the 4.000 mark. Rose need only play in 58 more games to match the career mark o0.308 by Carl Yastrzemski And Rose can tieanolherofCobb'sall-time rrcords with 61 more singles. • For Rose. it might have been like starting a trurd career. There were all those years with Ci ncinnati, then two World Series with Philadelphia and. now, Montreal. But he doesn't look at it that way. . "It's just a third team. That's all," Rose says. "If anything, the move to Philadelphia helped me make the adjustment in coming here easier. I want to play anywhere where lean help a team win." The only other major record that stands to fall in 1984 is Rogers Homsby's carccr home run mark for second basemen of264. Morgan. who left the Phillies to join the Oakland A's this season. is fo ur away. Rod Carew of the Angels is 168 b1tsaway from 3,000. but he had only 160 last season. Jackson, another Angel. is 22 homers away from SOO. lt's possible, but be hit only 14 last year while batting.194 in the worst season of his career. "I've JOt to prove that I can still be Resgie." he says. "Every wnter has come to me and they're almost afraid to say. 'lt seems hke yourcareerisovcrbecauseyou had a . horrible season.' "The question doesn't worry me. and the answer is unknown." Also unknown 1s whct~er the 39-r.ear-old Carlton. the three-time Cy Young winner from Philadelphia. can tum around his worst season in a decade. He was I 5-16 last year with a 3.11 earned run average and finished only eight games. Still. Carlton led the league with 275 strikeouts last year. and he now ha s 3. 709-291 shy of the unheard-of plateau of 4.000. But. as the season begins, Nolan Ryan of the Houston Astros stands 12 stn keouts behind Carlton. and it's possible the two pitchers could once agam engage in the see-saw battle for strikeout supremacy. Anderson calls "our strongest every-day lineup in ytars ... a smooth blend of youth and maturity with Evans. (2 8) Loo Whitaker and (SS) Alan Trammell in \t)c infield and atpk- Lancc Parrish behind the plate ... Twenty-pine win.ncr lack Morris ~ 1>an Petry who won 19.arcthc top pitchers, but MiltW1lco1 and Jua Berenguer must come thro'I& as statters. New York owner George Steinbrenoer's idea ofa bot pennant race isa 20-pme lead for his Yankees by Mother" Day. after which they graduaJly pull away from the fiel~ The one-time assistant football coach at Nonhwestcm an4 Purdue seems to feel that 1f the Yanks lose six games th~ won't get a bowl bid. Toward the end of a sorry spring. Steinbrenne'\' decided that a couple of new Manager Yogi Berra' experimenu weren't panning out. He ordered Roy Smalley off first base and bad to third, whe~ the switch-bit~ joins Jefty:swin&ing Graia Nettles and righty Toby H~ He yanked Ken Griffey out of center field -Omllllf: # Moreno geu the job ... for now -and back to first bast'. which he will share with promising young Don MattingJTf It's a strange platoon -both bat and throw left-handed. The Toronto Blue Jays tied for the league lead iq ' batting, finished second m home runs and runs scored and enjoyed their first winning season with an 89-73 rcconL Manager Bobby Coll predicts that 1984 -pro~ to be thd best yet as we have become legnimate contenders for thaf No. I pos1t1on." Toronto's starting staff 1s solid with Dave Stieb. Jim Oancy, Luis Leal and Jim Gott. but the Blue Jays lacked II stopper an the bullpen. Colt says that free agent Dcnnfl. Lamp, who led the Chicago White Sox with IS saves. ~will be the answer." Milwaukee skidded from a 1982 pennant to fiftta place. but Rene Lachemann. beginning bis first full seas.Mt as manqer, predicts the Brewers "will be fi8ht in tfie thic~ of things" depending on "a healthy return by kcf performers and impon.ant contributions by some of our newcomers." That means if former C'y Young winnets Rollie Fineers and Pete Vuckovich recover from senout arm m1sencs and new catcher Jim Sundberg, a s1x-t1me Gold Glove winner with Teus. hasn't lost his old skills. Boston Manager Ralph Houk f~s "good about th Red Sox.'' but Houk would be opt1m1st1c with a team ol broken-armed p11cbers. tin glo"e fielders and bole-in-their-bat hitters. It! Dodgers on TV St. Louls gets nod over the wheeze klds Angels on TV Phillies still old, Cards rate No. 1 in National's East One year ago, the Philadelphia Phillies assembled a team that would become known as the .. Wheeze Kids, .. an over-the-hill, JfCY·haU"Od group that wound up leading th~ctub to 1 National l..eque pennant. Most of that bunch is aone. fete Rose. 42, wu cut loose, making his way to Montreal. Tony Perez. 41. was traded to Cincinnati. Joe Morpn, 40, asked to be releatcd and hooted on 'Nith Oakland. Bill Robinson, 40. is a bat tin' coach for tht New York Mets. Their depenure lcf\ many vqanes on a team whose aclcnowledaed ttrenath is pitchin,. and even tbat leaves many questions to be answered. C,an John Denny repeat the best season of his career. durinawhicb he won a Cy Vouna award? Can Steve Carlton at qc J9, rebound from ha$ tint lollna season In a decade? Will Chartie Hudson continue to imorovt in his KCOnd lear in tM ~ors' And can Many Bystrom conquer the inconsistency that hat pla1ued his career'? Some of tht ansMrS may bt )'CS. But probably not. last rear, they finished like this ID the N Ease Philadelphia. Plt- tshurgh. Montreal. St. Louis. Chi- cago. New York. This year. the order will be more like this: St. Louis, Pittsburgh. Mon- treal. Philadelphia. Chicago, New York. Winners of the World Series two ycan ago, the Cardinals stumbled last 'SC&SOn when their pitching stumbled. Manaaer Whitey Herzog can't believe his solid corps of stancn -Joaquin Andujar. Bob Forsch. Dave LaPoint. John Stu per and maybe Neil Allen - can do so p<?OrlY two yean 1n a row. And he's f'iaht. With help from a revitali1ed Brutt' Sutter, the Cardanals' superb h1ttina. defense and speed will carry them to another division title. Herzot also faces fewer tr\jury problems with second baseman Tommy Herr (thrtt knee operations) and Willie McOee (separated '1\outder) healthy from tbe ouue1. The Cardinals also had to do wtthoul Lonnie math for five weeks last year when he went in for drua rehabilt- tation Ott>~ Hendnck moves hack'" to naht field an.er tf)ina to sub for traded Keith Htmandcz at fint.. with David Gtttn finally gets his chance. 1t n"t. Culton While many clubs art cryana for pttchina. Pittsburgh Manager Chuck Tanner sheds tears of joy. Experts.feel he has the best staff m the lcaaue wtth lef\1c1 John Candelana. LarT) McWilliams and John Tuoor and ri&hties Jose Deleon and l« Tun-nell. Back those guys up with Kent Tekulve. Rod Scurry. Mannr Sar- m1nto and C'cc1ho Quante m lhC' bullpen, and Tanner's tean are for rcal. The only thma that mt&ht kttp the P\rat out offi~t place " lack ofany rcal power. with 1hc C\cepuon of Jason Thompson. Rool1e Doua Frobcl miaht help m that catqory This year. Montr't'•I won't fool anyone A ptttnn1al conccnsu~ pick to wu\ the divi11on. Montrtal 1 on tM decline. The Expos traded •~Y .\I Ohvcr for a wrt.armed pitcher. fttd B"'in1na. and acquu'td Ro~ to pl > either left field or fir-St base While their p1tchmg should be sohd. if one more staner can be found and Jeff Reardon to help out m the; bullpen. the Elpos really laa some- what in power. Andre Dawson his 32 last year, but Gary Caner fell ofTto 17 Tim Wallach also has some clout. but he was a slight disappointment in '83. This is really a n:bu1ldi"8 year tor Philadelphia. who~ strongest spot 1s in the bullpen. Behind the fence in left field. they have shon man Al Holland. However, they traded awa)' both Willie Hernandez and Porfi Altamirano. who fit well with Holland, wh1)c acqu1nn1 ques- tion-mark reliever Bill Campbell from the Cubs. The Cbicaao Cubs ba"c more pown-and at le.ut a5 much b1tunt J any club an thed1vn1on. but 1t'• 1n tfie pitching depan~ent that they real!) fall '1\ort. delpite the acqu1S1tton of .\ham1r.no from Ph'1adclphw. Short rtlic..-er Ltt Smith 15 the real bn&ht spot. and tM) also picked up nght-1\anded saner SC'On Sandenon from Montreal. Less than a ftw da}'1 bef~ the sea~n opens. the New Yoric Mets sttU. art tr)in& to ftaurt out who Wiii play ~hortstop and K'C'Ond but. E\·cn t~c pitchina J\n't ~t. but at least rook.it 'Mana~r Davt Johnson ha ~m<' roung arm~ -hke thost of Ron Q:arhna. Tim lnr'\ and Walt Terrell CMN.a s (Al NM ...,_ ~ ""'9nrlM ,.....) 09"9 ~ 'T1rN Fri .t.orn IJ o.i.i.nd 1 :JO pm S.I Aprft 14 Oelt .. ncl I D m Sun APfP lS 0.lllano I om. Wld . Apr" 11 MIMft019 S :JO p m Sun April 12 Tor°"lo 10 JO em Fri . 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Walhmgton St 34 1942-Slanforo SJ, 01r1mourn 38 19"3-Wvoming 46 Georgetown 34 19«--Utah 42 Oarrmoulh 40 1011 194s--Oll11homa A&.M 49 New Yorll U l~klanoma A&.M ~ N Caro11n1 40 1947-HOly Cross S8 Okranoma 47 194&-Kentuck v S8 Bavtor •2 194~Keniuci.v 46 Oktanome St 36 l9SO-CCNY 71 Bradltv 68 1951-Kenruck v 68, Kanse\ SI S8 1952-KanHl 80, Sr John's 63 1953-lndiana 69 KenHS 68 19}4-LeSal~ 91, Bredltv 71> l9SS-»n Frenc1lCO 11 La»lle 63 1956-San Francisco 83. towa 7l 1957-Nort" Caro11na S4 Kan\iu S3 13 19S8--Kenruc~ v U Sea Ille 1? 19S9-Ca111orn1a 71 W Virg1n1a 70 1960-0n10 s1 75 Ca1tlorn1a 55 1961-<'.1nc1nna11 70 Or110 Sr 65 1011 1962-<:1nc1nna11 11 Ohio Sr 59 1963-Lovola. Ill 60, Clnclnnat1 S8 IOI 19~-UCLA 98 Duke 83 1965--"tlCLA 91 M1cn1gan 80 • 1966-Ttxu We\ltrn n K4!'.,luCl<v 6S 1967-UCLA 19 Oavton M 1966-UCLA 18 N Carolina SS 196~UCLA 97 Pu•oue 72 197~UCLA 80 J11C~\Onv111e o9 1971-UCLA 68 11111anova 62 19n-UCLA 91. 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PF PA 0 800 108 106 o 600 '" n 0 400 S4 13 0 s 0 000 ,, 100 Centr•t Mic1>1ga~ ~ 0 0 I 000 I SI 102 Okranoma 1 O 1>61 90 111 Hout ton l 0 500 191 t II Sen Antonin 4 0 700 SO es Chicago I S o 167 137 16' EASTERN COHl'EltlHCE New Jers.v Phll1def Ph1a Pllltt>ur!lf>' WH!ilng!on New Qrto1n' lllrm.ngflem Tame>a S1v Jt CklOnv•llft Memonos Atl•ntlC 4 1 0 4 1 0 I 4 0 0 6 0 Soultltm 800 130 .. 800 101 •• 700 11 96 000 '° ,,, ~ 0 0 I 000 147 .. 1 0 too 131 " ? o 600 101 m 0 l3J ISO 141 1 4 0 .lll IOl l7l S•fllrdlv't kwft OklthOme Jl Houston 1' loll ChlCallO 11, Wuhongron 10 Mtn'!Plllt 71. JaCktonvllit 14 TedlV'l GI"'" Nt-Jtf'"Y "' LA l1111nss •• Col ,..,,., CCflenM4 7 ar 11 01 Arla-et Dtnvr Temoe ""' fl Pn1ta11t1oh 11 Oaklend 11 l'"•lhb\l•gli Sen Antonio .r Mi'911\•o•~ Mer.-v't Game Htw OrlHllt alt'\llrmlflOl\t m n • ' Angela on Aedlo • KMPC (710) ' Dodgert on _Redlo ~AB~ (790) lundey . Monday TUMdar Apt. 2 3 Angela on TV Dodge,.. on TV • D100111 TY a.M 4 5 • 1 Rtd Sox 11 .... 7~30 Red Soi at ..... 7.30 Rtd Sox It ..... 7.30 Toronto at= 7:30 l°'9flto 8t=. 7 Clfds It DMiws. 1 Ca11h at ~. 7:30 "'•tis tt • 7:30 !'wiles It 1 • I 10 11 12 11 14 8rewe<S 11 ..-. 1'30 TOfonto=I PvatH at I Cubs tt ~ 730 Brewers 11 ..... 1 30 Cu.bl at !Win 1.JO Alie* et A's. l ..... tt A's. 1.30 ~.t ........ 1'30 a ... 9IA's, l Gililb at ....... IUO 15 11 17 11 1t 20 21 •Anrtts at A's, I Al'I• at T wrt1S, S 30 •Dedcen at Astros. S·Jo _ .... It Twrns, 5·30 ...,._.,.at Astros. S:JO ... 11 Twins. 5:30 Dedcen at Astros. 4 .... at TOfOlllO, ~·JO .... al TOl'onto. 10:30 Giants at Dodcen. I Pac!rn 1t ~. 7:30 Pldres at ......._ 1·30 Padres at ~ IUO 22 23 24 25 21 rr 21 •Ancefs at loronto. 10 30 Alie• at Boston. 4 30 a..• al Boston. 4 30 Alie• at Bltwtts. 4 = at 8ttwffs. 11 ·JO St11tle ., ..... 1;30 Stlttleat~ Padres II Ooda•s. I As~osat Dettsen. 730 ASlfOS at Oodaen. l 30 Ast1os at Oettsn 1 30 en al Padrn, I ...,._.,. at l'tdtas. 1 '°'*"1 at . 7 21 ao Mey 1 2 3 4 I Stattlt at Anc•. I Stattie at ..... 7:30 A's 1t A111• 7 30 A's at .... 7:30 •=.at Seattle. 7.30 -=:1 Staltlt; 1 -oodctn al Padrt$, I '°'*"1 at CWth, 7 30 ..,..., 11 C1111ts. 7 10 !Wien at C!Mlts, 12 at Pwates. 4 30 at 1'111tes, 10.20 •Alli• at Statue. I 30 •Oollltn al Prrales. 10.30 T041nwnent Plavers ~P lat hmt v.-.,,....) Fred Cour>lts 71.,..·11-206 Seve Ballesteros 70-a·70-20I Tom WallOll 75·'7·67-209 LM Tr~lno 76·6'-6t-210 Crelo Stadler 74·70-66--210 Mark O'Meara 72·69·69--210 Johll Mehtftt't' 69·74-6..-212 L11rrv Mlzt 75-72·67-214 Dan POl'll 74·69·7l-2i. Jav Hau 71·69-74-214 Jim Tho<Pt 61·69·78-21S Hal Surron 71·70·74-21S Donni. H1mmonc1 11·70-69-216 Miki Svtllv1n 7S· 70· 71-216 ~ .. ..,. .taKkll n -12-.n-116 Lennv Wadkins 17·66· 71-216 Peter Ootterhu1s 73·69·74-216 Nkk Price 70-72-74-216 Cllrence Rosa 73·72·72-211 Bernhard Lenoer 72·70·7S-'2l7 Jonnnv Miller 70·69·78-211 lr.ac> Aoki 12·69·76-217 Phil Hancock 76·70·12-218 Tom Kite 74·70·74-218 Wevne LtYI 71·71·76'-211 Bruce Lltllke 11·13·74-211 Tim Slmp~ 71·73·74-2te Rev FIOvd 77·71..,~211 Hilt lrwln 73·74·12-219 Dave Eicne1t>er11tr 74·72·73-219 Pat Llnduv 73·11·7S-219 KeUll Fergus 74·73·12-219 Nick Feloo 73·73·7•-270 John Foullflt 7S·72·7l-no Ben Crenlhaw 74·73·'13-220 J.oM COOk 11-16· n-no Tom Purtrtr 76·69·76'-271 Curlis Strange 74-73·74-211 Garv Pl•ver 1•·13·1.e-n1 Tommv Neke1ima 7•·11·76'-271 Larrv Nelson 75-n·74-21l Ron Streck 16·12·73-221 Allen Miler 76· 11· 73-771 Jim Colbert 1'·1S·n-n1 Scott Simpson 7S·74·72-22 I Tom Jenkin\ 80·69·72-721 !>co11 Hoen 11-11-n-111 Buddv Gardner 73·7S·73-21l Gil Mo<gan 72·76 73-771 Run Cocnran 11·14·11>-111 w1111e wooe1 n -13-11-n1 G~ge Arcner 16·69·17-122 Garv Hallberg 7J·71·78-222 OaY10 Eoward\ 73·71·78-Z21 Chlo Beck 17·12·73-n? David Grenam 76·73·7l-n7 Bob Eestwood 74·12·77-213 C.arv Koch 77-71·7S-723 Waltv Armstrong 76·73·74-n3 Jack Niellleus 18·70·7S-m Brad Fuon 7S·72·77-n• H 19t1 sctr oof Est1ncl1 nl, El Toro 211 Ct t Mew Vero. CC, t hotta) Estancia. Coooer 41, Snow 41, Jovner 41, Bunnev 44, Cowan ••. Garit>oll1 47 El Toro Hunter 44 Guilty 45. Corron •7. Sohl •7 Wellman 47 Htslar 40 ~ t I . " EXHIBITION BASE.BALL D°*n I, Aneets 2 (al DOd9tr Stadium) Score bv I~ Ca 1torn1a 000 010 Ol~J It 2 LO\ AnOtltl 143 000 OOx_. 14 2 Jonn. Slaton (3! LaCorre (6', Kaufman il l ano Boone Narron (61. wercn, Hershiser C6J Nledenluer 191 and Veeger F1mpte 01 W-W1l<h L-JOl'ln HRs-LO\ Anot>les Mars1>1111 MaldOnado Other Scoros S• Louis S C n<onnell 7 Atlanta • Houston 3 New Yor~ l P11ht>urgn 2 M;nnt1011 3 Monrreal I Chicago !All II. Oerro11 l Kanias Clly 6 TUil S Monrrul IU) 8, New York tALI 3 San 01ego lnl 9. Boston 6 Cleveland 1 Chicago (NLI 5 San 0111110 lu l 1, su111e • S.n F=renclsco 4, 0.klano l T9dlv's Gam.t A~s vs ~1 al OOdger S1ad1um I OS pm Allan•a v\ Monrre11 ar wu1 Palm Beach Oerrot• •s NY Mell er Sr Pererst>urg Pl11souroh •l Chicago IAL I al Saruora Cttve1ano vs Chicago !NLI !u l at Mes• Chicago INL) Cu t vs Searrle ar Temoe Sr Louil vs Ph1ildelon11 al New Orieenl Teau al Houston n Oakilnd el Sen F renc11co Botton 11 Sen 01.00 Mllwauk!!_.vs Toronto al Vancouver Openlnt daV Pl'oNblts (LUI Ytlr'l roconh '" PllrtftfhtMt I Mlndlv's ~met Amortun 1.tatua Boston ·1Hurtl i2 121 er A119Ms Cl=orH.n 11·12) lnl Cn1c1go IHOvl ,. 10) ·~ Seltlmort lMcGreoor II 7) Ne'"' Yori.. Gu1orv 11 t i •• Kens.s Cllv !Black 10 71 Onl~ (llmtl Kl\edult<I N11'tl\al LffilUt New Yor~ !Tono1 10·171 at C1nclnNll 1$010 11 Ill Only 111mt Kht<lultd Tllffdav'• Gt"'" Amortc.n Lta9Ut Cleveland CSutclitte 17 Ill ar Ttxes IHOUOh IS Ill Do1ro11 (Mornt 10 UI ti Mtn~M>ll CWilhema 11•10 111\lhnllkot !Sutton I Ill •' Oakla nd 1McC111v • fl !nl Onlv dam.t KhodUIOCI Nattenel Lfftut St LCXllt c lAPoin!e 17 t ) II Ooeltltn I Vaitntutla 1 S 10) Chl<1110 Utullwen ll· 121 ar ~•n Fr1n· Cl\CO IO•vli 6 4) PrllleelelOh•• !Cerll0<1 IS· 161 1t Alllllll• !llflit" I JI !Ill Motllre11 llH 1'·11) II H<>ullon IRvan l4•t ) In) P1ll\buro11 IR~ ll· lll 11 ~.,. 0•'90 l"'°w IS 121 lnl 0n111 oame1 ""f'CllJ"'° . , 1 a I 10 11 12 ,Twrns at Al'I•. 7·30 ~•1 at Cards, 5:30 Twms at ~· ~.30 DMatn at bs. 11 :20 .,...... at Culls, 11.20 =:-•t leers. 4:30' at ~.7:30 ~ at Tetrs, 10·20 at DNctn. · c ..... , .. ST GAME UC lrvtM t, UNL.Y • UNLV 000 100 210--.. 1 I UC lrvlnt JOO 30i 1~ I) I M. Stoltlitmvre and Arnold; Oottt, Martin (I ) and Morgen. W-OttH, 2·2. L-M_ S10111tmvre, 6·6. 28-Thomoton IUNLV) 2, Pact tUNLV), O'Connell IUCll, Hammond (UCI). HR-Ancttrson IUCI) HCONO GAME UC lrvlftt 10, UNLV 0 UNLV 000 000 C>-0 4 0 UC lrvlne 004 330 x-10 IS 0 Stein. Wells (4), Hwmam !6l and Arnold, Rvwr (6); S.ntwo and HenMlft. W-Senloro, 1·1. L-S111n, l·l . 2B--O'Conntll (UCI), Hemmond IUCll 2, Ging (UCI). HR-Gino (UCll. , .. ST GAME 5eCel C ..... S, ..... 0 Blola 000 000 C>-0 4 o SoCer COlllOI 011 030 x-S I o Briley and McGreln, Olten •nd Soiro 2B-<:ot1ins ISCCI. Wendler ISCCI, Spire' f$CCIAA-SP1rtl \S'CC} - SECOND GAME s.<:al c ..... 4, .. 0 BI011 000 000 ~ 3 0 SoCal ColltOI 000 000 0411~ 10 0 Cownrov end H1nrv, Velarde, Gonteltt (6) a nd Kockler W-Gonu lu L-Cownrov 2B-Kockler (SCC) HR-Peterson (SCCI Communttv c-.. ''*""' 11, °"''* '"'' s Orange (OHi 103 010 000-S 1 S Fullerton 210 212 12x-l I 9 0 Nelllts. Mendoza Ill, Steohtns (1), Colllnge C81 end Berrvn111, Green and Loser W-GtHll. 3·0. L-Mendo11. 2· 1 2B-Hobbs !Fl. Gould CF), Slorereau tFI Garcl• IOCC) lB-<>•rdner IOCCl. Re· !mer COCCI HR-Reimer COCCI G..a.n Wttt 1, C""""'' l Comoton 001 000 100-3 1 I GOiden wnr 000 S20 oox-7 9 f Jtnererre, OllPl\tnr l •I. Duron C Sl end Ruffin, Men1Knau, Marlin !81 end Fiore! w-Menlscheu, 1·0 L-Jenorerre. 0·7 2B-<:tark (GWCI. Moore CC> HR-Ellltr (GWC ), Stohtwtr !GWCl. SaddllMCk If, Palomar t Paiomar 007 160 000--9 13 J Saddlebaclt. 014 213 01a-19 19 0 Bal\ltv Emt>rv CJI. GrHn C51 Ashworth (SI. Birner CSI. Kolvlnskv (6) and Kellv. Vam Demo ISi. Pifer, Marllel (SI Fr~rick (9) encl Camacno W-Marktl. l·O. L-<:>rHn 2B-Fletch IP), Perrv (P), Davila (Pl. Gract IS) JB-Moran f P) HR-Brooks (Pl. S OaAngetls CS>. Grace (SI, Henry ISi. A Camacho tSl Soutti CoHt Conference Senta Ane Orange Cour Golden Wesl Cerrlrot Fuller lo,, W l GB 12 I - 10 3 2 9 4 3 • s 4 7 6 s Mt. Sen Antonio CvPress Compton 4 9 • 2 11 10 0 13 12 Saturdl'I'• Scortt Fulltrlon 11, Orenoe Coast 6 Go!Mll Wnl , . ComPIOll 3 Cerritos 4, Mr Se n Antonio 2 »1111 Ana 12. Cvoreu 6 Tuesdrlv'a Gem.s 12:>0 p.m.l Or•llllt Coesr al S.nr, Ana Fulltrlon 11 GOiden Wetl CVIH'ftt et Cerritos Compton el Mr San Anlonlo P.clflc CoHt Conference S.ddlebaclt. Peiomar Soulhwtsltrll Sen Oltoo Meta Grou mon1 MlreCot11 W LT Ge • 3 0 - 6 4 0 1'1 6 3 1 I 6 • 0 I ... 4 • 2 3 Sen Diego 2 1 1 s1 , 2 • 0 s , Saturdrlv's S<:ete1 Sadotet>ack It, Patomar t San Oie~Mtst I. /liMreColla 4 Soulhwft•trn 6, &en Oleoo 3 \ TuttaY't Ge mM (2:l0 o..m.) Groumonl at SaddleOack • Sen Oltvo e1 Sen O•tllO ~ Pelon\ar ti Sovthwtslom Hlttl W:hOli F-t•ln V1ltv 10, H11ntirWt9n hach 0 Founteln Vtllev 011 IMO 4-10 11 0 Huntington 8eacn 000 000 ~ O 3 l Betcher, Yen C7l Ind LtOnaro, Ot<:annlo (7), Llclvoff, Denton (41, Ottrtk C7> end SlilrlOv. w -Btlehtr 4· t L -Lio volt ?B-Schoonover ll=V l Buooee lFVI Wtttmfft•!Ot' S, O<Hn Vltw l wesrm1nt1tr 000 013 ~s 6 I Ocean v iew 017 000 0-3 9 • Connel Wo11row\k1 131 ano Long Oourv Jonu C61 ano K11ov W-Weatrowskl. 4 1 L-Dourv Vtnke a. ll'Vlnt 1 Irvine 100 000 .-1 l I 1 V1nlc1 220 700 2-8 9 1 Bltlme n ~ock CSI LIPton (7l tnd Rahmatulla Gome1 Y1m1ne 171 i nd TomtHlh W-Y1m1nt L-LIPIOn 2S-+it111oan Cl) Marlin Cll, German !VI 38-S.nchtz (VI W 111e rld9e a. •1 S-.undt 1 El Se9ulldo 102 001 )-7 9 4 WOOClorldge 010 IOI s-t 8 1 S!iinaH, Huchon (6l and Wllkln•on. COOi! and McNto W-<'.~. l ·l L-HUd~ 28-M<Wl!erJlr \ES>. Pe«>!tt IESI Ortn•tl• IWI JS-Markle !ES) OenlOll !Wl McOontld IWI, Fox CW) MaM D.i 7, l"lvl )l 2 Marer Dot 1n 007 ~7 t 1 Plus X 000 200 C>-2 S 1 Borze, Hu1schol (ti end i:omco, Parlt.er v an Ruilert !31 anll SOlofzeno W-Sor1•. 2· l L-Perlt.er l· 7 2S-Folllco !MO>- Dom111guei !MOl Sun .. , LH9Ut Eo1.on OCeen View Wetlmintltr Fcxin111n V1ilOY Hunllnvton 8t1e'1 Marina kfllnMlv'• karts Wtslmlntltr S OcNn Vltw ) Wl GI 4 1 • 1 4 I , ) 1 ' • l 0 s • lrt F°"11111n Vallfv 10, HU1111n<lton St1cl\ 0 TW141V'I 0.mt• (~Ul wo.1m111\ttr at fl!'.ounra.n V•'"" F d•IOll 11 M111111n91on leach WMnlMllV'l OMW (7) ~''"-"' Ot .. n v.._ er Miio ~'' ,..,k \ .. C ..... tndr uc;i, Am-et USC -~~"-' llb!MMe twBts Ill mttsl) 10C>-llact 1. I. COOlt (USC), 10.SO, l. Mor•'-' (USCI, 10.10; 3. Jonnton (Arl1one), lo.tf. Rea 2: 1 Brown (Sien a. Stri&>tS), lo.37, 2. Evens (Siers &. Slr!oes), 10.4'; 3, JKkM>n (Siert &. Slripei), 10.57. 200-Rtct l: I. Cook (USC). 20.t2; 2. Bark\dalt (Arizona ). 20.91, l . Moralft (USCI. 20.99 RICI 2. 1. JacklOn (Sten .. Srrlpe1). 21.2S, 2 Bredford !Mulik TCI, 21.27, 3. Edwerdt IMuzlk TCI. 21.50. 400-1. Trlmplt !Siers & Sir'"'), 41.11; 2 Solomon (Trlnlded), •,6l; ). Miier IArfzonal. • 10 -.oo--1. lhGni~monal. 1:9Ct.tl; 2. Woodi (Arlzont), 1 Sl.21, J_' F"11er (USC ). l.S2.11. 1,S00-1 Woods {Arizona), 3:50.5'; 2. Oot>Mr (Arizona ), 3:S1.S2; 1. ThtC>aull (USC). l:Sl 54 S,000-1 A,,sbtrrv (Arizona), l:J:S7.6; 2. Shlmolo (J1oan), 14:01.9; l. Yonoc:l\190 (J1p1n). 14 14 3 110HH-l McCrenev (unallec:htd). 14.SI, 2 S11w1rr (Sllrt I. Strlott), 14 Sf, l Jonnson (Arizont l, lS.01. 4001H-1 Le nd•lrom ISl1rs &. StrlPHI. S2.33, 2 Crllma n CUSCJ, 52 n , 3. Knowtet (USC J, S4 75. Steeolechu-l Ingram !Arl1onal. 8:47.8, 2. Merrlnez (UCI), 9:03.S, 3. Cerllon (UCt>. 9:0U , 400 rela-1, Siers &. StrlDH (Holm.s, Jeckson, Evens end Brown), lt St; 2. Arl1ona, 3f,]O; l USC • .0. 14. 1.600 ,....,-1. Mui'-TC IWUson, Bred· twd, SolOlnon and Paull. 3:09.36, 2. Arltone, l :OU4,). USC "A" Item, 3:12.67. U-1. Johll10n (Arl~ona). 26·Slll (wlnd"'fldtdl. 2 bvt (USC>. ,6·1~. 3 Powell tucu. 2S·7 HJ~). Celrt (USCJ, 7·0, 2. CrumC>v (ArllOc\e), 1~0; l. Burnell C"'11111CM<l)1 7·0. T .>-1. 1re111ml IJ1Pan), S3·S11'1 lwlnd•aldtdl, :r. 'Celdwell (une rrachtel), S3·0"2 (wlM-alct.d), 3. Havt (Muzii!. TC>. s1-11 .. (wllld·eldtd) HT-I WOllterikv (USC). 201 ·6, 2 Kt uf· ~n (Ariton•). 163·5, 3. Ailtorre CUCll. 161·2 SP-I Kravchlr (USC), 61·2, 2 Kauf· m an (M laone ). Sl·61f•, l. HUdson (UCll. Sl·ll. JT-1. Odgers (UCI), 204-S, 2. Caruot (UCI). 186·10, 3 Gonztlfl (USCI, 1M·S. OT-1 Kravchlr CUSC ), 191·0, 2. Kavf· ~n (Arl1one), 1'7·10, 3. Luillfl (USC). 170·1 PV-1 KIHstn (USC), 16·0, 2 (ti.) Wlllleml (Arl1ona) and JonnlOll IArl1ona), IS·6 COLLEGE WOMEN UC INN vs. Hawaii N9r1·.Cortfte .-t IRUMlne tvtfth In met.n) 100-1. Loud CH). 11.14; 2. K1wenare IH), 12.5, 3 P1ul (un1llt ched). 12 Sl 200-1 Loud (H). ?4.26; 2 WIMlams !H). 2SJS, 3 P1ul Cunalladled), 76.0. 400-1. Mlrsl\•11 (unallaef\td). SS 6, 2 Williams IH). S6 6, 3 01.JOt (UCll, 599 900-1 Oubou11 CH) 2 11 41, 2 Zthredn!k (UCI). 2 19 4, 3 Gonz.les IUCll. 2:20.0 \,SOO-l Rl09er CUCll. 4 36.t , 1. Gonzales CUCll, 4.37 19; 3 McLa ugnlln (UCI). N S.l 3,000-1 Abrahem (UClt, 10:03 43, 2. McMecktn !HI. lC>.039, 3 MtrCldo (UCI). tom ... 100LH-1 Smllh <unarrachod). 13 t , 2. King (UCI) 14 9 3 Engel (HI, ISO 400LH-1 Shlffitlo cunallac.htd), St 44, 2. Kine <UCll 'Ol 3. 3 Smith (unallaC.l\od), 1:02..l l,600 rllev-1 UCt "A", 4 16 S, 2 UCI "8". 4.169 L.Jo-1 Loud CHI. Z0·9' 1. t Kewanera IH), 19-~; 3 NIPOlton IHI, 11·31'> T J-1. Naooleon IHI, 37.41. 2 Dunn (una111c-htd). 36·7 l K1'wahare !HI. 3S·2 • SP-1 WHlbrOOk tUCI) Jl·l ,, no second or 1n1rd OT-1 Wfltt>roo" IUCll, 161-10, no second°' tlllrd JT-1 Purdv IHI. 123·9'7, 2. Mass1mlrl CUCll. 96·0' >. 3 Bech IUCll. 90·6 Hl9tl school PASADENA RELA VS MarlN RtJll!tt loo-3 Rish. ll 2 200-l Rish, 23 lS lOOIH -4 Oovd, .0 S HJ-2 Malone. •·4, • Malont 6·7 Men's v.ltVbll COLL•G• Cetehts' lll'tl ITllnutlll Tuesav> l UCLA 121·0), U0 PO!nla, 2 USC C24·7l, 118, J PoPC1Vl!lnt (IS·S), 250, 4 LOll(I Stach Slelt US·I>. 211, s. Sen Dino s111e I 17·11. tff, 6 UC S.nl'lt larblre C2S· 10). 162; 1 Otoreo MalOn (2S·J), m 1 I. Hewell (7·91.16, t BeH Sfal1 11'·1), S2, 10. Srenfo<d Cll·I), l6 9 HIGH SCHOOL ~.....-.r-~ ...... ,... San Cttmente !011 lo Chlttworlh, 4· 11, 1· 11. Iott to Ptllt.adtl t· 11, I · l I, Ulllt w1tl'I Btvtrl\' Hiiis 6 11. ll·J, IOal lo &dlMlft, 1·" 7· 11 . Laouna Sffch dtl L• Qul1111, 11-s. II·•. a.I 8rtnlwOOCI, 11·6, 11-~. dtl. Venielt, 111 3. 11·3, def Dot PvttllO•. 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SS UCACTA 12•4) Paid sl7.50. •tOHTH RAC•. 1~ mllft on lurf, Ntl\'t Dencet (Vlflal> lUO 6.00 S.00 Anotl Clert (~ye) 3 . .0 3.40 Lovt Me True (Guerr.) t.00 Alto raced· Cot'Mtellt. Friede Freme. Mv Netlvt Prlnctn, LldO Ir.It, Sllllltul Jov. LKCle, Alma All, OOubll Siar Titnt 1·4 1tS U lll'tCK SIX 17·6·6/S• l-2·3) oelo '462 IO with 444 wlnnlllo llaltl• Isl• hOrMt). '2 Pk:k Six coniotetlon riald '1UO wlht IO,fS7 wlmlnt Oc11111 (tlYO hOrltil. NtNTH RACI. 1 1116 mllft CW. Motl (Fell) 5'0 2 .0 2 .0 CM 8of0f't Oewn (Orttoa I J IO 3.00 Cl!ttr On c tledl l UO AIM> read. W 't llovel DrHm. Mva• tlcal Sfi._., Tefkrloht, Buen Cltlco Timt '0 115. IS UACTA (41 l Nld'\st 00 Allende~ P .t4. BJ MEUNDA HUDDLESTON ..., .............. "Almost everything I buy does glow in tht dark,•• said Sally Coombe, this week's cover model, as she talked about her fashion Ukct and di&likes. , . "My hulband laughs at me about it, but he really loved this outfit,•• shesaidofher selection for today's photograph. The bright silk dress and vest, chosen from the new c,{ringcollcction at Townsends in La.auna Beach. set off C~mbc's vivacious personality as well as her l>runette coloring. \ Not for her are dull, somber colon that have no excitement about them . "While 1 would probably dreu more conservatively at my office, I still choose bright colon ." she said. "For work, I tend to wear a lot ofbri&ht silk dresses with blazen. The silk makes me feel special, and it doesn't wrinkle a lot. Forevening. ltend to wear bright purples. pinkandemeraldlfCCn.'' _ Coombe Isa partner in Coombe and Pedigo. a public relationsand advertisingagency based in Fashio n Island. Now in her ninth year in tsusiness for herself. she juggles work. home and community demands on a schedule that leaves little time for shoppi"t Her need for versatility in clolhes that look es well at a&evenina IOciaJ f\lnet.ion •• they do at a 7a.m. boardmeetinamakeswardrobc planninaeven more complex. • One way she stretches her fashion raouroes is to'° easy on the play clothes. For a campina trip to Mexico - wjth her husband, John. dauahter Julie, S, and son Brian, 2, plus hcr"borrowedchildren" -John'uon Scott. 14. and daughter. Tracy.13.-Coombereliesonbathing suits. warmupclothesand bluejeans. "We look like the Beverty Hillbillies anyway ... she The sboppina seuion at T ownsends yieldcida llriPllll yellow fabric belt to acccuoriu sboru arid a top. AAd ihou&h Coombe u.sually wears only touches of told jcwcfry. she also likes heavier pieces. such as t.boee VirJinia Reapcraf\s in old silverandsemi·preciOUS stones for her Laauna Beach boutique. 7 For that one·of-a·kind, band-crafted outfit, check out Towntends in Laauna Beach. · The shop, at 91S S. Coast Hi&b- way, offers styles that are out-0f·the-ordinary, done in a multi· plicity of colors and materials. Bolts of fabrics in a' rainbow rancjng from bright shades to rich. dark tones line shelves in a front room, and customers often can have their favorite Townsends fashion done in their choice of material, if it is suitable for the desisn. The styles-some of which reflect ethnic ori&ins while othas have an understated., classic look -are never borin&. "Oothes and oo'on should be fun. should cjve you a feeling of excite-. ment. of well.t>ci1!J." said owna: Viflinia Real), uplainioa her outlook on fasbioL ·, .. We have very strong opinions. here." she add.ed, with the "we" includina Anne Blackwell. who's in charge o f design and production at Townsends. "We do n't fo llow trends and fads, We do some extreme ~Jotbes, b ut not following the d ictatcs,of "fashion.' A woman sho uld be able to be with tl)e- times. but not dated" Blackwell added, .. We don't do dressmaking. But if you sec some- thing you like, and it's out in your size, we can make it up." · Another service Townsends provides is custom fitting to mini- mize clothing hassles stemming from physical proble ms. Findingjust: the right clothes for customers in wheelchairs or on crutches is one of the most rewarding aspects of her work, Reap said. adding "It's some- thing both Anne and I arc interested 1n. And I don't think we've failed too often." Women who wear large.sizes also can find fashionable styles at'T owns. ends. something hard to do in many cases at other stores. The caftan styles. in particular. are strik.ini. yet flattering on heavier figures. And anyone who wants to stand out on a· special occasion could fill the dress bill with one of the store's antique clothing designs. some from India. the Far East and South .t\menca. For the finishing touch. there 1s the Jewelf) that Reap CJafts from old silver. semi-precious stones. African clay and other matenal. A.s with the clothes. "We make It because 1t amuses us. and ~ want • to:· Reap s~ud. And her customers, who come from all over the world. find 1t pleases them. too. -Melinda Huddlt"Ston • Oalty Pilot Photo by Lee Payne -· . . . . .. . . • I Or919t Coat DAILY PILOT/80nCMy, Aprll 1, 1814 By VIDA DEAN Yourhairisamess. Youneeda perm, but there's no way your budaet will stretch another SSO or S60. Could you go$ 12 orS l S?That's what they charge at lhe Cosnfetol\)gy :::.../ School at Goklen West College in Huntinaton Beach where the work is••••••••••••• performed by students. Waitjusta minute, you say. I'm 1 not ha vinga student curl my hair! Read on before you panic. "The students have had 3 months of training before they ever touch a paying client." Helen Butt explained as we toured the school last week. "It wouldn't be fair to students to perform the service before they are sure of themselves. Prior to working on clients, students gain expenence on doll heads. on each other and on friends who volunteer to be subjeca." Butt. an instructional assistant, continued explaming that the work 1s done under close supervision of the I 0 mstructors. Mary Aigner has directed the school s1 nee It began in 1969. Her ~ students have consistently been top winners in mtercollegiate compct1t1on. and she encourages them to entt•rall contests. (The next compet1tton will be Ma) 12 in San Diego where IOschools will vie for honors.) At the school students work with the major brands ofha1r care . .., • products. We saw shelves filled with Roux. Clajrol, Revlon, Lorcal, Zotos and ffeltoeCun1s, etc. in the lab. Yes. yow can have yourhaircoloredihert too. "Blond bi&hliahtingis very popularamonaourclicnts:" Bun taidas we watched a youna man having "sun-kissed" looking streaks added to hi1darkerblond hair. The hi~ligbtina service charge is SIS compared to $40 to SSS in a salon. Other tint chargn include retouch, $8; virgin tint, S 10; retouch, S 12; and tint back to natural SI 5 and up. (Longer hair is extra at $2.) Also offered arc scalp treatments and curl reconstruction. Our tour took Os throuah a bech1 ve of acti v 1 ty with white uni formed students busy with clients. They provide almostany service available in a salon. Hours are 9 a.m. to 2: 30 p.m. Tuesday through Fridays during regular public school sessions. . • One room is set aside for skin care. The special services include facials for mature skin, acne sufferers. dry skin. oily skin and sensitive skm. Herc students also do masks, tweezing. facial waxing and make·up. (The makeup is complimentary after a facial.) · In the manicunng room, I was told the most requested type 1s the sculptured nails. A set oft he nails will cost S 15 with fills at $8. Also popular 1s the silk wrap method at SIS. Plain manicures a~S3 (only done after 50 • hoursoftraining):oil mamcures.S4and paperwraps.S 10. .. We get many cl 1en ts from our own cam pus along w1 th seniors (they get discounts on Tuesdays and Thursdays). retirees and housew1 ves."Butt added. A most popular 1J)ot In the school ia "th aa.lon .. where four who nave made eJcellent Pro&ress perform work under 1mul1ted Salon conditions- acuina11&1te of the "real world." '*People whoarcawarcofthis room caJI and requtttan appointment (theyartnece sary fotany1CtVicc)with one of the students. They know these"atytists" are almost ready for their state board examinations for a license, .. Butt explained. Thenumberstocall forappointmcnts~89S.811S,8118. or8019for all services,.except skin care which is 89S-8 I 24. Do you tip at the school? Yes, answered Butt. taps are acceptable. "Most of the studenuarcgoingtoschool 40houru week plus supporting themselves with a parMimcjob, so they can use tl\e tips." The prices and a vailablUty of thtsc services are the "good" news and now for the "bad" news. Si nee thb work is done by sludents. it may taka a li ttle longer, thchoursarelimit~d (no Mondays or Saturdays) and the parking at the school cap be difficult. You must park in a non-staff spot (the best place is in the lot off Golden West between Edinger and McFadden), walk two long blocks to Cosmetology to Jet a parking permit and then walk back tothecartoattach the permit. Special arranaements. however. can be made for the handicapped when you call for ao appointment, . If you have more time than money, what's a little walk for beauty's sake'! Whoah'fl>ng us can't use a little more exercise-it's part oflooking -good . QUeen 's dress designei admits error u•191tr11 Big bow• detracted from aown Queen Ella- beth wore to atate dinner In San Franct.co. Should monarch have left her Hardy in San Francisco? -~ LONDON (AP) • Queen Elizabeth's dress designer Hardy Amies delivered a rap over the knuckles in his autobiography published here last week to Amencans and others who criticize her dress sense. But he did admit that the much.criticized evenmg dress covered in big bows that he designed and she wore at a state dinner in San Francisco on her U.S. visit last March was a bit of a blooper. "We should not have offered the queen a neckline which from the photographic point ofv1ew interfered with the magnifi~ntjewelry she chose to wear," Amies wrote. "As always, the queen had given herself to the occasion and not to the camera." The dress, as seen on. television and in newspaper pictures, dtcw criticism and some.guffaws on both sides of the Atlantic. Critics said it was over.elaborate and made the S7.ycar-old monarch look a little ridiculous. But Amics, 74 , said ,those who criticize the queen's dress sense after judging from press photographs alone arc "ill informed." "J consider the queen chooses wnh impeccable taste and a wonderful sense of appropriateness outfits which are always totally suitable for the occasion," he wrote. "It is as if the queen knows her audience. "I have never heard a criuc1sm of .the queen's THE BROADWAY: The store at New- pon Beach will present a fashion show featuring a i.pnng dress collection b) well-known designers at I:!. 30 p.m. Wcdnesda}. Also a semmar on shoes and accessories for spring will be presented at I p.m. Saturday at the Newport Beach store. • • • • • • ROBINSON'S: Sportswear designer 5and) Baldanza will present his spring/summer collccuon Saturda} in 1nfor m"1 model ing from 2 10 4 p.m. in the Newpon Beach storl''s Viewpoint depart- ml'nt. NORDSTROM: Designer Ca rol Daupla1se will hold a trunk showmg of her new hne of eamng. necklaces and bracelets from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the South Coast Plaza store in the jewelry depanment on the first level. UC IRVINE MEDICAL FACULTY WlVES are '>ponsonng financial seminars as their )l·arly fund·raiser. .\dm1ss1on ts $1.5 to the sessions at 211 0 E. First St .. Suite I :!O. Santa A.na. M"hcdulcd from 9:30 a m. to noon this Wedncsda' and on .\pnl 11 and .\pnl 1 l:S. This week's topics arl: pcn<,1on<, and 1a' shclH.'r'>. For funhcr 1nformatton phom· 544-8240. • • • AAUW !American Association of University Women) tH\NGS tooo_ ,.-..,,, -~'1. f\x car - ---2 read the - We Specialize in Quality DIAMONDS Rings + 8Tacelets + Pendnnt<i • Necklaces • Watches + Earrmgs Our SerVlce Department Offers * Diamond Setting * Jewelry Remodeling • Jewelry & Watch Repair * Pearl Restringing appearance from anyone present at a panicular occasion. It is how sh~ looks in pho~phs that has of\en been subject to criticism. particularly by the press in Amcfica who do not, in the first instance, understand the standards which the queen sets herself. ..They are clothes o( a well-bred lady who would hate flouting convention." he said. Americans are not the ~mly ones who criticize the queen's driss sense. however. Britis1\ columnist Lyoda l«·Poucr said in the London Daily Mail last week that ber outfits look "as though they were bouaht by installments from a cheap down·market catalog.'' Amies wrote that the queen takes a straightforward, practical approach to dothes and described her as ... cooperative and appreciative customer." Limited time only T - our Calfskin Parka for everywhere from Aspen to St Montz. quilted detailing and genuine red fox trim make this 1acket an excepttonal value compare al '279 J4.999 The Calfskin Jean The newes1 Idea in ieanst Versatile. supple. WEARABLE' S pocket style fits like a 9lot1e" because it's GLOVE TANN ED LEATHER' - compare at '179 members \\Ill hear Don Squire' of the na11onal Red Cross D1.,as1cr Rc)cnc d1'>cu~s earthquake prl'paredncss at a 9 10 a.m mel'llllg Thursda~ 1n the Neighborhood ( ongregattunal f'hurLh 1n Laguna Beach Membership 1s open to all women graduates of accredi ted college' a'.nd un1vers1t1c., who live 1n Laguna Beach. Laguna ll1lli., El Toro. La~e Forest. Laguna Niguel and South Laguna. To JOln phone 499-2121 -. Daill PUat -. wafer p\ants 4 read the . Dom Raciti Jewelers 1838 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa, CA 9262.1 650-3111 l&Jtllerftlir Buy Smart .... Compare · 11u1~' 5. sho\lPlnl - • • • The MONDAY MORNING CLUB age nda in Laguna Jewelry accepted on consignment Beath on .\pnl 9 will include elcc11on of officers. a d1spla) of handcrafi'i b\ ('rcat1\C ~rt'i ~ct 1on members and "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lunchl'On l'ntcrti1nm~nt b\ the 42nd Street Quantt. The --- meeting \"Ill c;tart at 1 !:30 am. at thl' Neighborhood Beautiful English Congrcga11ona l Church. 3!0 ~')1. Ann's Dnvc. Sideboard ORANGE COUNTY WOMEN LAWYERS will hear from rct1n:d ~upenor ( ourt JudgeWilham Hogoboom. Retail '3,750 gcm·ral counc.cl of the Uni vcrs1t y of Sou them Caltfomia. Sale '1,950 a11he1rckctton-lunchcun at noon Monday. Apnl 9. Phone Good thru 4·4·64 Xl5-70 Frida> 10 ma~c the required $12.50 re'>l'f\ a11ons ••• EB ELL CLUB members ol In tnc, who meet at 7:30 p m the lirs1 'fucsday of each month at Southern ( ali lorn1a \a ... ings at Jcffrc} Road and lrv me Center Dn\C, ~ill elect offa:cr'i and discuss a Ma) membership brunch and ~ohc11at1on uf donation~ for their annual' 3UltlOn . NEW PATTERNS! NEW COLORS! NEW DIRECTIONS! One of a k.1nd imported designer fabncs. basic labncs. not10ns and patterns dtrect to you at discount pnces Discount Prices on All Fabrics 20% Off All Pattern• •Notions Always tn We s/LA 3426 P.C.H. Corona del Mar 673·95/r ~ 2~ 5/n1etiovL 5 0 O/O :::.outao I~ lllSTAtL f'lllOM ou• o••tGMI" COLLICTtOM 68" RAYON CREPE $796 . ~!!'!~o~,.MANY YD. "'"O F1•1 .. 1I P11~fll~ ALL 4511 I.YI.LI.TS .n.ITI, Of'f' •""'· •AITIU ·2~0~, f11CO P«tt '' tt• S'I A6 eO" POLYEST•A DAl.U P•UMTI ..o.oH IW11 I t/l'>i' S IQ Q':. ••MttALDO'' 100•1. WOOL GABARDINE MAUTWUL CCM.otl• WMILI IU""Llll LAIT ANAHlllM 772·4'171 I coaTA 1raaA e4e.4040 50f.A E K•tella . 18th & Plaeemle ~ I · onmt &.OCA~ oo..,.ow• u., wnMlflON HMAW. wnr u,..,...,. ~•.TOM,.,.,_, flOIL..;/IJ#,. fo.uJ.;.INf, U'1WY ftMM ~ ·-•0' ff Ml .,. ••KM"OW#I a 3900 S Bnstol Santa Ana Just North ol South Coast Ptaza al ttie corner ol Bns101 & Sun110_, (Ne41r Plums 1ns1de Six><tmart) Open Weekdays 9 30 to 9 00 Saturoay 10 10 6. Sunday 10 to 5 Visa Mastercard ano Personal Checks Wetcome 751·9068 <J optical shop of aspen 111nc fashion island n11wport beac:h ca1tforn1a ~ISO in sr:ot1snat£' m11orra c:l"Pt n coln rado k;i ns:"l~ city rn1ssour1 ' -............. A host.stln.J&•i~ lovers~ lJ'le,~rds on the table .recently to raaserun<lftOT the Ora nae County Philharmonic Society. The Spy&lan Hilfs Phjlhannonic Committee, one of3 l sacb groups in the county, turned Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club intotcasino forits benefit "La Nuit de Rouge et Noir" (the night of red and black: traditional colors of the playingcards). Reu God1taall, committee president, greeted the I SO members and iuests guests, who were treated to entertainment provided by some high-stepping dancers {from the Dorothy Jo Studio of Dance) decked out in fishnet s tockings and(highly) modified tuxedos. Cabaret-style music was provided by the Newport Jau Group. . Those who signed up to play games for a serious cause included Beverly AJl1oa and John Bernard, J udge · Allea Backer and his wife, llama, Jadle and Tom La•era Ba.ma and Tom Burke root on tbeJr Detrick,Ellleand BarryFaber,GeaeandJo AaaeMlx, roll for fortune In tbe crowded cabaret. · Pew and Jolla O'Mara, May and BotaelD Se~rt, LetlleandPeterVulden«H, 'ftM4oreVOll•AM and Ca~y and Vllleeat Voader AM. . 0th~ whp helped out on the benefit were an Moa1f!1~Mal'tbGr .. ,AuMelAaa,P1t8Caper, Emy e. Ckrl1tel ScUr and Mal')' JeU.O.. Proceeds will go toward thecon11nuance fund of the Orange County W•en'sCommiueeoftbe Philharmonic Society to be used for music education programs, including children's concerts presented by the Los Angele's Philharmonic. • • • Next Saturday will be busier than usual socially. For openers. there will be the 11th annual luncheon and fashion show of the Fashion Academy, scheduled for noon at Disneyland Hotel. For more information on the event put on by the Costa Mesa-based o rganization. call Ann at 919-8073. • • • The Small World Guild, a support group for Children's Hospital of Orange County, will bold us majorfund·ra1ser. "A Spring Night in las Vcgas,"at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach. Call the guild offices at CHOC at 997-3000, ext. h 277. fordetails. • • • The University of Southern California Town and Gown Junior Auxiliary of Orange County will celebrate a "Run for the Roses. An E.veningat the Races" at its annual spring benefit Saturday at the Registry Hotel in Irvine. For more information. call 851-1700. Ann McLean· appean to cballen&e the home rates, at left, u ahe a nd Anna Bllllard and Hela(a Jerem lu cub In their chipe to ~eftt mualcal edacadon prQO'&ma. At rf.Cbt, Marta Francia and Pat Sytnyi" compue note. on tbe atate of the arta In Orange County. PariSf ashions: hot colors, sexy skirts,nifty pants ___ _._.. Glamorous touches cover kaleidoscope of fantasies Stories by SUZY PATTERSON PARIS-Fitted suits in bnght colors and a vast range of trousers highlighted the ready-to-wear winter fashions presented last week in Paris. l:llin Saltzman, vice president and creative director for Saks Fifth A venue. said of the shows that ended Thursday: "This is an up-season for Paris. We look for glamorous French clothes, and there were plenty. But bulky Japanese fashions arc a viable alternative as well." All shapes of trousers were displayed in a range of fabrics. although tailored lines won out over bloomer styles. In his first show under his own name-afterycars with Chloe-Karl Lagerfeld brought back A-line trousers and fitted velvet-piped jersey jackets. Pants-shown in checks with an easy fit by Sonia Rykiel, in narrow jerseys or leathers by Claude Montana and slightly baggy by Kcnzo-wcre topped by everything from shaped or belted tweed or tartan jackets to duffel coats and ankle-length great-coats. Claude Montana's wrapped cocoon jacket was fabulous in burgundy, red. blue, yellow and acid green. And his coats-sweater-pants combinations were stunning. refined versions of his former "incredible hulk" looks. Other coat styles to watch wero the ankle-length great-coats, th~ glamorous and showy beaver. tan$erine or sit v~r fox and coyote wraps, the funnel-collared J?1or coats in sizzlinashadesofred. yellow and blue. And Saint Laurent's side-buttoned charcoal Chesterfield with one velvet lapel was sheer perfection. Sweaters ranged from the softest cable-knit twin sets -a nostalgic look from1he Fi flies-to nubbly jacquard blouson hip-len,thjackcts. Skins arc stall around, either soft!)' pleated or dirndls shown quite long or very short looks for after five-01n)' and slam 1n leather, black wool. satin or velvet. Come-hither was the message in fitted suits. Ungaro added lots of satin, brocade and rhinestone details to waist-cinchingjackctson short skins. sometimes over lace camisole tops. Theprettiestclotheswereshown with pumps and sheer dark stockings. a holdover from last season. or with Oats and opaque tights with the shorter. peppier sweater dresses. Saint Laurent teamed good-lookina boots with short skirts. showing a few; nches ofleg. Carmen Miranda head-wraps give Ungaro and Saint Laurent cockta~sscs their special "je nc sais quoi" while otherevcningiooks included many versionsofthe black "smoking" or tu~cdo suit. Diana 'seanis' savvy LONDON (AP)-Prin- cess Diana has boosted another new fashion craze -this time, seamed black stocktnp with bow dnisn embroidered on each heel. British tabloidure full of close-up photographs of the decorated heels, together with puns about royal footnotes~ fancy legwor k and th e 22-ycar-old princes bcina "the royal aeam·stealer." Diana. expectant her sec- ond beby an late Septem- ber, wore thestockinasmn visit 1hursday to a London police tra1nina collcac. Two papen immed11tely ofTered readers free stock· ina.s "ju t like Diana's." ~iiiiiiiiiiii "'Wl•~·· A aatin fedora topa black and red wool cubmere ault by Jacqueline de Rlbea. ---------- April Sale 20o/o off Cotton Pants 20o/o off Cotton Blouses Something Special ft!minint: f a1bion 250 E. 17th, Coa t• M~s• • 645-571 I 'A:I' 1pttlali&I' in fHh1on for lhf' m110 flJU" (•l&n 4 1hru 181 · Can Saint Laurent remain kingpin of Parts f ash ton?· PARIS-Yves Saint Laurent almost left his feathers behind in his ready-10-wear show for winter -some of his OufTy ostrich-feather tops were shedding on the elegant suits and clinging late-day dresses. The perennial kingpin of P.aris fashion went self-confidently for class•c~shapely hoes to update his own looks, in a show that seemed more commercial than inspirational. Some fashion watchers would like to see Karl Lagerfeld. whoearlierthrilled audiences with bis first show under his own name, unseat Saint Laurent at the top of the Paris design hierarcy. Saint Laurent, however, showed Wednesday that he can hold his own at pleasing style-minded women who can ctfTord the high cost of Pans designers' ready-to-wear fashions. (At Paris boutiques. some blouses sell for $300.) While Saint Laurent showed a few argyles with his spony skins and a pair of velvet knickers or two. he didn't knock the audience's socks ofTw1th surprises. At the show. chic Pans1an film star Cathenne Dcneuve was applaud1 ng not far from Linda Gray. a star of television's "Dallas," showing that Dallas. showbiz and Paris chic can get along j ust fine. thank you. Paris 1s betting on pants. and Saint Laurent's look better than ever -especially in soft gray flannels with gathers at the waist. The pahts. wom with a neatly-belted coat or short1e 1acket, and topped with a poncho or long scarf. make up Saint Laurent's latest high note. The lean look for daytime ma~ be topped by blousing sweaters and pillbox hats in combinations of blue. violet. green and brown. But ifthatseems a little bi~ like past YSL. try newer looks an bold white flannels or knits and blad. velvet. The ··c armen" e' cnang dress 1s being sho"'n all O\ er Pans. But a1nt Laurent clevcrl)' a"o1ded an) chche b) topping a sil very-gray tafTela skin with a black "chet spaghetti-strapped bodice. APWllQf I t The dress). sashed a1nt Laurent blouses were tcmlic. and black-pnnted sizzling turquoise with a moss) green velvet trouser suit could go nght from cocktails to a late·night disco. Flounced, silvery Carmen gown by Y•ee: Saint Laurent bu black velvet bodice. 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FILL OUT COUPON BELOW AND MAIL TODAY! (Only One Per Envelope, Pleaae) NAME ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ADD RE SS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- CITY STATE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ ZIP PHONE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~- D Ple ... ~tart convenient home delivery ol the Daily Pilot. Winter serenity of !Ake Powell at•• way In early •Prln& to boaten. Lake Powell vacation top spring attraction Although 186-mile-long Lake Pow- ell, on the Colorado River in Arizona and Utah, is only 21 ycan old, its popularity now indicates that it has become a world class vacation attrac- tion .. Hotel/motel guide free The Santa Monica Convention and Visitors Bureau has just released its first Hote17Molel Gulde. The publi- cation is available free of charge and gives complete information regarding lodging and meeting facilities in the city. Santa Monica is Los Angeles' beach resort. It combines the charm of a coastal town with the sophistication of an urban area. Located only eiaht miles north of Los AnJ.eles Inter- national Airport. five miles west of UCLA/Westwood. seven miles west of Beverly Hills and 13 mi1cs west of downtown Los Angeles means that many of Southern California's fa vontc attractions are only minutes away from Santa Monica. Copies of the new guide. as well a~ other information about Santa Monica. arc available by writing the Santa Monica Convention and Vis- itors Bureau. P.O. Box 5278(X). Santa Monica, CA 90405. or call (2 13) 393-7593. between the hours of I 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Visitors lnfor- matton Center is open seven days a week. The ruged, 1.25-million-acre Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and 134 miles of the northern boundary of the Navajo Indian Reservation surround 150,000 acres of pure mountain runoff water, and few roads reach its I. 960 zigzaaing miles of shoreline. Five nurinu that serve Lake Powell arc expanding this year and OCCoffers Iberian tour Explore the history and culture of the fascinating and beautiful Iberian Peninsula during a 20-day Oran•e Coast College cultural tour this summer. adding services to stay ahead of the increasing influx of visiton. Lake Powell. with its multi-colored canyons and midi.Uc peaks ecboina its famous downriver companion. the Grand Canyon, is easy to reach from Southern California. Waheap, for example, is an ~y drive on uncluttered hi&hways (S60 miles from Los Angcfes via Laa Vegas), and there arc ~ularly scbed- Uled Sky West Airline fhghts from Lu Vegas to Page. Arizona, six miles below Waheap. Good reasons for spring visits to Lake FoweTI inclucle -balmy wealfitt (78 ~rcent sunshine year 'round with comfortable low humidity) with aver- age temperatures of 61 -36 degrees and water temperatures 54 degrees in April; uncrowded conditions, better fishing. and seasonal discounts through April 30 of up to 30 percent on rooms. houseboat and P?werboat rentals and Rainbow Bndge toun from Bullfrog or Waheap. The tour of Spain and Poriugal runs June 16 through July 5. Cost of the trip is $2,450. The fee includes The four perimeter marinas - roundtrip airfare. land transpor-Bullfrog. Hall's Crossing. H ite and tation, superior class hotels. daily Waheap -have planned a special breakfasts. and most meals. events calendar for visitors of all ages The Iberian adventure will visit the this year. historic Spanish cities of Madrid. Avila, ~ovia. Cordoba. Seville. ~pecial discount pacakases a~d Granadr, 'ind the popular beach pnces ~ offci;e<! ~n connection with reson of Marbvella on the Costa del the s~1al acuvmes throughout the Sol. While in Ponugal, tour panici-"' y~r. For a ~lendar of e:vents a~ pants will discover Lisbon. the f-o. dt~ount details or reservations. ~ntc mantk towns of Sintra and the to De~ E. Webb Rccreauon!l1 beautiful seaside resort of Estoril. Properties, P.O. Box 29040, Phoenix Forinformationaboutthesummer Az 85038. or call toll-free: tour, call 432-5880. 800-528-6154 or caJI (602) 278-8888. Steam to the World·'s Fair·:······ aboard vintage locomotive Two maJOr travel events of 1984 have been combined into one travel package called "Steamin' to the Fair" and departs from Los Angeles on May 27. The World's Fair to be held in the city of New Orleans. opening May 12. is being billed as "The Great · Celebrauon." This does tndced offer a magJcal combina· tion that can only happen once. However. the great celebration can begin before am val in New Orleans. Through the cooperation of the Southern Pacific Railway. a special passenger train of coaches, painted in the original orange and red livery. will be pulled by the last rcmaming steam locomotive of the Daylight type from Ponland to New Orleans. Between 1937 and 19S3. Engine 4449 could easily have been one of the locomotives that pulled the famous Dayheht Streamltners between Los Angles and San Francisco and which were proclaimed by many to be "the most beautiful tratns in the world." RUFFELL'S UPHOLITIRY, INC. ftf Ille hat If ,_ .... ll22Mllllllft. COSTA IUA -SU·ll5' • Fashion news • Beauty tips • Trends Every Sunday l I To combine these two events, the Pacific Railroad Society. itself orpnized in 1937, is offering an escorted rall tour package with departure from Los Angeles, Sunday. May 27, onboard the Amtrak "Sunset Limited." Sight1tting will be included at both Austin and Dallas. Texas, prior to boarchng the special steam train for tts three-day journey from Dallas to New Orleans. , Travel on board the special will be durina dayli&ht hours only, with overnight accommodations at hotel!Kf in Houston and Lafayette. All details of .lodging. tranifers, siahtsccing and transponation are taken care of by the escort on either a seven-or 14-day version. ~ Also included is a two-day admission ticket to the World's Fair and a gala wekominf ceremony when the steam special arrives right on the fairgrounds. This novel package is available to the public and complete details may be obtained from the Pacific Railroad Society. P.O. Box 2858. Riverside. CA 92516 Note for the boss MIAMI (PRNewsw1re)-You need to act away for 1 few days, and going back to the office on Monday would rum everythina. • A cruise line in Miami has the perject solutton: a note from the captain. Norwegian Caribbean Lines is givmg a survival kit to passepgcrs returnma from its three and four-day cruiteS to the Bahamas, complete with a letter from the~ptaln of the MS Sunward II which excuses them from doina anythlna or llsteni~J to anyone. It offen our apologies to your bosi' for h1vina Baharuarama Monday. a helpless. dreamy contentment which amicu passengen returning from an NCL Bahamarama cruise. The survival kit also includes a coffee m~ button. bumper sticker and office desk tent card printed with the messaaes "Don't Talk To Mc or I Can't Hear You -It's Bahamarama Monday." NCL is ofTcrinJ specially reduced Bahamarama Monday round trip atr fares to Miami from 76 cities. with prices ranaina from S2S for Tampa and Orlando to S22S for Dtnver. The Sunward II leavn Miami •:30 p.m. Fridays for N1uau and NCL's private Out Jsland. Four-day cruJses leave Mondays at 4:..0 and add Frccpon. Bahamu to the poru of call. • Gene Autry honoi:ed Gene Autry, the sinaina cowboy of I 9SO's movie fame. was 1mmonalitcd recently in Palm Spnnp when 1 major thoroU&hfart was named after him. Enthuted" city fathers voted uninimously to Chante tftt name ofBosac ROid to Gene Autry Tra.11 as t salute to the famed ptl'IOnahty who 1s also a ra1dcnt ind hottl owner 1n the dctcrt reson city. Mcmbcn of the Californ11 Anaets bHcball team, "'h1ch the former film $1.lf own\. were on hind for the dcd1cauon ~rcmomn •• - .. '*-IO buy,1= know you coWd n.u a~ OUI ol it. The ~lion IO have yow pbQM Nil on lbC ....., or a.lftl fiallli a Wall Wiit just IM blliDDiae. Ne.1 cmne wha1 color Clo_~ want mtina oo tbc ..._ or banaiftl on a wall. Th.it ,.... foUowed by all kinds of opciOnl. Do you wuia cotd on it? Do you want it IOdiaJ 1 number for you? One line or six? A hold butlOn? Do you wan•~ in the cat'! With or without a cord? How aboUt a prtvacy relate button? A receiver in K.enni\ the Frot'• mouth? A bu"°n for conference calls? An extta-loa& ~ \hat wtll follow you to the st)oppina ce~ltl'? A Mr)& tha' plays the theme from "Dr. Zh1vtao"? • Tekvilion for me uted to be an antidote for a life-~reatenina day. I'd prop my1elf up in front of the set hke a lump and try one of three channels. . ~ -No more. Every n.i~t I have to decide what I want to watch: a 24-hour m1ni-1eries called "Sleaze ..... a docummwy on bow scorpions mate ... the Y~aloslavian Battery Jumpina tea!" vs. the.Polish tC:t~ ... Convent Bloopers ... Yo~rCar s HQfttseope ... S1bhng Face-off ... the city council of Gary. Ina::' in session ... a weather feature trackina a cold front ... Michael Jackson riveting himself into the floor ... a spleen transplant watching celebrities floss for dollars or any one of JOO shows being offered. All my husband asked last night was. "Which one do you want to watchr' I fell apart. - NEW YORK (PRNewswire) -Do your dram vKations tum inlQ "i&htmarcs? YourOIJ'Ckn1 of'Edtn ifltO snake ~ Most of us fail utr we don't take time to plan and we don't know what to look for. Accotdioa to world traveler and author Peter A: Dickinson. we should seek ... placin you would love to visit and hke to live in ... bavens whett you will be happier and healthier... places where you can make as well as save money ... Where do we find such Edens? Dickinson. who has ex- plored hundreds of com- munities durin& I 5 years of traveling. says we can find them in areas that rank high in these categories: THE, ..... fl" 0£AI ICAKU: W• Ille•• w ... , ,............,. • , • .,. fer u.... .... t ... t •• c-MiWer w M ..,. la•wk..n.teabt~• ""'· rw tlM ,-. ~ tt.frTl•n. •• an 4-•ec.lilS tlte ...... ,. , .... "-• .. rle• •f .._..., IMMMl1. At llN ...... tlM ......... •&II 1• IMlitla t• .., •ttldr ..-.· ti.. a-4 UfWH ~ ...... Hol h 'ullll"ra bll' '\iunh clt'.11'. 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""II h I ht• l.t h Those believing in hexes ofteri invite calamities -Climate: days when the tel'Dpcrature is 66 dcgrttS Fahrenheit with 55 percent humidity. This climate al· lows the body chemistry to fun~tion without strain; the more days like this. the ~ttcr you feel. -Cost of living: places where you can visit for less than $15 a day and live for under S 12.000 a year (cou- ...Dle). \orth •:ut South \\Ht Van I Van 2 Thi• ":a pt>rh:ap,. lht> mu•t drJmJ t IC' h.ind of t he m:1tC'h. ~11tin1C ~;:1,.,1 and ":N•t "vrt' Om:ir Sh:mf and l'l;1udl' I k•lmoul.' ot t'r;inct-. "bile Diabetic cruise readied DEAR ANN ------------ All• lMDEIS LANDERS: A close friend has been the victim of several un- fonunate inci- dents since last Auaust. She has had a series of I•••••••••••• accidents (mostJy self-inflicted), money problems, health problems, trouble with her plumbing, electrical wiring, roof and septic tank· and acu of God such as a flood and a tornado. This woman also has suffered painful penonal losses. Her husband left her for another woman and her son and his wife are not'speaking to her because she refused to lend them money for a new car. Last week her home was broken into and many valuables were stolen. This woman told me recently that a neighbor has TRAVE L -----~ Turtle-"ay Bilton Hotel . . has opening put a curse on her. She ts w1thng to buy back the woman's good will for$2,000. The neishbor denies that she has any supernatural powers but is willing to accept the money in an effort to make my friend feel better and maybe .. change her luck." What do you say, Ann Landers? -MRS. IN-BETWEEN rN PORTSMOUTH DEAR 1.8.P.: TMre b DO evidace tkat Obe peraoD CU,.. a CUM• ... din. BeUvlora.I adeaUlta aay. laowever, tkat aa illdtvtdul wM bellffes lae b nned ofta lDvlta calasplttea by betaaW.. u U tltey were lDtvltablt lu&ead of peJlml S! .... te eM ·CM "lteK.'' you hie.cl lllMW lnea la "'" C'l9HUq &o c:Uqe 1aer m.1.M-set. Neae of u cu fl""&l die blr4a of aonow from fl)'lq over Ml' llleMs. Mt we cu preveat diem from IMdldlq MSll la ow M.lr. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: You have tremendous influence in this C?Ountry. If Ann Landers says ~do it," millions listen. How about declaring the week starting April I as RETURN IT WEEK? Suagest to your readers that they gather up all the books. plates, aluminum pens, serving trays, yases, sweaters, umbrellas, raincoats., etc .• they have planned to return for weeks (or months) but never got around to it. . Suggest. too. that they check over their linen supply. I have been in homes and seen stacks of towels. washcloths. pillow cases and bathmats clearly labeled Hilton. Hyatt and Mayfair-Regent. You'd think the thieves would be ashamed. Will you hclp7 - PRO-INTEGRITY IN MAINE DEAR PRO: I ller~y declare lite wed: beg1uln1 Aprtl 1 u RETURN IT WEEK -ud "11 la H Joke. _Housing: rents under .PHOENIX, Ariz.(PRNcwswire) -exerase." Kyder edits Oood Conttol. a S 1 o a day and housing Stephanie Ryder, R.N., a diabetic for 21 monthly newsletter for diabetics . under $50.000 (to bu)'.). years, will accompany 18 couples on a A medical doctor will be on the crvise to -Medical facilities: ~ood-health cruise to Alaska. leaving July provide an extra marlin of safety for where semiprivate hospital 1 · travclen. To join the cruise, at leasl o.ne ..LOOJllS cost less than S200 .. Many diabetics believe they can't dine person in the couple must have diabe1es. daily (national average) out or travel like their. non-(jiabetic and where there is at least friends," .says Ryder ... Durina our cruise. Ryder offers cruise information to one doctor per 7 50 resi-I'll teach diabetics how to eat gourmet anyone writina to her before April S ac dents. meals. We'll also discuss bow travelins Stephanie Ryder, Alaska Cruise, Bo~ _ Recreation and cul-aff~s the patient's nttd for insulin and 2112-B. Scottsdale, Ariz. 8S2Sl. ture: a place where some-~-----lmiii----------11111!!!------------~ one interested in books, music or art would feel comfon.able. To help you loc,atc such havens. Dickinson has prepared a kit of lists in- cluding a Fact Sheet (ques- tions to ask), a Profile Analysis (to pinpoint needs and wants) and a list of the 80 best places for va- cations. extended stays. or to rclocat or retire. For this Edens kit. send a stamped (20 cents), self-addressed. business-size (No. I 0) envelope to Peter A. Dickinson. 47 Chestnut Avenue. Larchmont. NY 10538. soun~"' 81eep(6,a~ S 161 Barbor Blvd., Costa Meu -646-7118 (QM ........ .tea. 8u ... ftw7.) llOOUt ... -' hf. JN. n...n... JN, -JU. ... JU I 111e my rea•en '° retan all bonowed Items &o friends, relattvet ud Delpbon. Nol menlioaed by "Pro-latepity" are ,probably die most f~aenUy bOrrowed Items of all -lawn mowen, 1arde11 tools, bmmen. aawa, screwdrivers, moakey wretldfl, la.Wen, lllllD& ~r, plf elaba and teaala ncq11e11. KAHU KU. Hawaii (PRNewswire) -With a tra-Uyoakave' ao.veaJr''towels,badlmats,bedllua, ditional Hawaiian blessing, Barron Hilton and officials ol blubta, plcbnt, rap or TV aeta from lloteb ud Peter A. Dickinson is the founding editor of Harve~t Years (now Fifty Plus) and The Retirement utter. The Money Newsletter for Mature People. He is the author of several books. including The Fires of Autumn (Sexual Activity io the Middle and Later Years)., and Travel and Retirement Edens Abroad. the Prudential Insura nce Co. of America have opened motels yoa uve vlaJte.t. aead tllem back. Yoa will sleep Hawaii's newest hotel. the 486-room Tunic Bay Hilton & betier &oaf t. CouMry 0~ oo ~h~s ~nic Nonb S~~ The .-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ celebrity-studded event provided a festive salute to the state's year-long celebration honoring the 25th an- niversary of Hawaij's statehood. The hotel opens af\cr a S 17 million renovation and improvement project. which makes it one of the most attractive resorts in the islands. The lavish development, originally built in 1972 as a joint venture of Prudential and Del Webb Corp., was closed for renovation in August 1983 when Prudential and Hilton Hotels completed a new management agreement. The hotel had been managed by Hyatt for the five years J!)rcceding Hilton's takeover. Located on 880 acres, the new Hilton is situated on a point jutting into the Pacific between Intimate Bay and Turtle Bay where giant sea turtles seek refuge from the pounding surf of nearby Sunset Beach. Migrating whales arc a familiar sight from the hotel and its five miles of uninterrupted shoreline. The ocean meets the land here in a completely unspoiled atmosphere, said Donald R. Knab, Prudential's senior vice president of real est.ate investment. This is the Hawaii that people ,all over the world dream of, and it's right here on Oahu, just over an hour's drive from Honolulu. Waimea Falls and the Polynesian Cultural Center are our closest neighbors. The 18-hole championship golf course is JUSt one of many outdoor attractions that make the hotel a complete. self~ntained resort. Honcback riding. helicopter tours, dune cycling, I 0 tennis couns, a paddle court, two swimming pools, a par-course. scuba diving. surfing and many more beaeh activities complement the fine dining and meeting facilities designed into the.property. Our confertncc facilities enable us to appeal to the corporate meetings market as well as the vacation and incentive markets. said general manager Bruce Ulrich, a 2~year Hilton veterao who ha~ oversttn the renovation project. Each guest room enjoys a breathtaking ocean view, includina our cottaac units. With all our improvetitenu. the Tunic Bay Hilton is definitely pne of the loveliest hotels in the islands. The Turtle Bay Hilton's vital statistics include five restaurants. three lounges. and 11 ,000 square feet of meeting space in the K.ahuku Ballroom, the foyer and four seminar rooms. The main ballroom can accommodate a &f'OUP of 1,300 theater~tylc and 900 for a banquet. Improved fire and life safety systems have been incorporated into the renovation pf'Ol.Tlm, with smoke detectors and sprinklC11 installed in each auest room, and all corridors and public areas. Th11 is the 15th Hilton in which Prudential hu an*ated. Prudential iuoleowneroftheTurtle Bay Hilton, and SO percent partner with Hilton ln the 2.612-room Hilton Hawaiian Vlllqe. which is located on the beach at Waikiki. Hilton's other property in the state is the 4Sl-room Kona Hilton Beach and Tennis Reson on the Bi1 Jsland of Hawaii Genealogy tour set ~nealoSY 11 the subJCCt of a spcciJI et&bt-c:lay sc•eo-niabt tou'\' to Salt Lake City. Utah. where the central OcnW<>Sical Library of the Oaurch of Jesus Christ of t.attcrdly Saints (Mormon) is lotat.ed. The vut Ubn.ry will be opu J,O tou.r memberswho m ~hina for their .. roolS." The tour lcavet MayJ6. Contact Jam R emcns. The Camaae Trade, SOSO C..rrai&c Lane, Santa Rosa, CA 9S~I . or call (707) S76-12JI for det.alls and rHCrvauon CLASSES START APRIL 9th. Ou1 l'\1'0tn!t tic!\~' otnd one 1our~·d month !>I~ pl;tn m.tkl' •I pn ..... i. 101 OUI \lu~r.to won. on thl'll l dfl'l'K, otnd \Un 1'410 !hell dr 1:rl'l''- l\j•tlon.tl l ln"1''"h offvr\ ot "'Kk' ranitv of bu"~' program\ one ludln~ \4.trl.Pllnir;. I mane P. ln1v1Mlt0nal Hu\orw~. lrlvrnmmuntt.thOn\ .tnd (ompulPr 4><1Po<f. "" .tlw 0Hr1 ~11'1' Pf~rotm\ on m.trl) OChtr l1vtd,, hkv t du1.thon. H4•h""IOlal '>< IC'O(f' dOd l.,_., In 0 1<1n!(I' C uunl~. 1.tll 171•0 'l'i7·62~'>. In I°' •\nsrk' ... I"" Cl I }I 2C)8·4 I 00. START COLLEGE WITH A SCHEDULE YOU CAN WORK AROUND. ~at~~~~~oYe'!,eYu~!,~lty "• ,n.fttf11f ~ 1tw' \t.,-..-.. rn ,,._.,....-"""of "4 ~.net ( °""' ..... DAILY PILOT CLASSlfllBIADS CALL '41-1671 I If you·,. i)l1nn1ng to get togethe< some of the items you no longet use around your home and Mt ue> vcur own sate. be lllro you follOW some tme><>rtant batlc steps• I. WHATTOSILL Anything INt shll hat uaabillty and aome value I. HOW TO PltCI '°'· • Decide the price on each Item a~then tao that Item, • • J ....... TH°'SALI Weekend Hies from Friday lhrough Sunday aeembeal . 4. HOW TO llT rT UP Make It eaay for buyers to vtew the 1toms and have a e.ntral piece with suffictent change fOf t~mtol)ty I . HOW TO ADYllT1SI The matt 1ne11pen1lve place to read\ more people ts In tne Classified aection of thlS newsoei>er '-AU POI ADY'ICI Your CtastUied cteoartment .wtll be happy to grve you .a rn ldvertlslng your .. ,. Jv1t call UI W9fl bofor9 your SllO Kids still find . so•thing wollllerfal about AIDirica. Gray Line tours take vou to the lands of swashbuckltng pirates. giant bears. galloping ghosts. exohc birds. wild Indians. ancient forts. and medieval castles There's a lot to Amerlca Show them all of It on Gray Line A bargain's one thing. Value is another. A Gray Line tour is both. • r••••••••••••••··~ I Send tor our tree brochures and we'll shOw 'IOU Gra" Line offers O'Jef 1800 superb quolttv tours 1n 181 Gray Lrne cities-US A Mexicc I I CQnbt>ean Europe Middle East. Africa Ast0 Poc1flc Centraj and I South A.menca and a ll mop cities rn Canada 1nclud1ng Montreal. I Toronlo Hohfox Queoec. W1nn1peg \A:Jncouver V1ctort0 and Bontf I I ,o GRAY LINE SIGHTSEEING ASSOCtATtON. INC . I I ~EST 51ST ST. NEW YORK. NY 10019 I l"eo~P ~en<1 me "'°"'' tr~ •lruslToted toui t'>fOC~ v.111 ~ visiting the I tottov.ir.g c•r ~s • I I I · I ~ ~ I .. .,?l'U I ·. I , I . "·------.. • . "' ... • i • ' ? l f I J • ' t : I i I ( I , ' , " t • • , .. , • ' , , , , , • ' l i· i l ' t . • • • • • ..,. •• ~111"(1M3)Clw-. '°"'*AIM. AlcNr'd Prye(. ---1.1.:' .. MntDAYID I .....,ICHUU..8' .,_,AL~ ONQMlllCJI WM.L maTMllC lMt .... -11:00- H EAITll' IEAL TElETMOH ~aw. TQE1ltON MOYIE * ·~ "Ulyltee" (1955) Kitlt Ooug-laa. Anlllony Quinn. ~THEATRE UNOIMTNONG HUM.AH ~ ~="SOUTICE • • ·w~ Wonlca Anet The cnoco- lett Fectety" (1971) Gene Wiider, Jack Albert8otl. (%)MOYE * * ''SIMw DrMm Racer" ( 1980) David Essex. ee.i B<tdges ~u:30- • 0 USFl. fOOT8AU 0 TEM't' COLE-WHITT AKER tD CHURCH IH THE HOME Ii> UNDERSTAHOH3 HUMAH BEHAVIOR 1D FRAGGlE ROCK AFTERHOOH -12:00- G OUIETHOUA G) MEMORIES WITH LAWRENCE WELK fJ) IAELAHO: A TEl.EVISIOH HISTORY Ii> AMERICAN QOVERHMEHT e:)MOVIE * * •,i, "One Step To Hell' f"l968J Ty Hardm. Rossano Bram (C)MOVIE * * * "Superman Ill" ( 1983) Chris- tophef Reeve. Alcilatd Pry0< MOVIE t * "O'Hare's Wife' ( 1982) Edward Asner. Manette Hlf11ey -12:06-I PAPE.A CHASE ~12:30- D 18 Al MCGUIRE CHAMPIONSHIP SPEC1A1. 0 THE PARTIUOGE FAMll Y '1!) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT . -1:00- 1) WOMEH'S BASKET'BAll. 8 (I) EASTER SEAL. m.ETHOH &HEEHAW CJ) EA.S™ SEAL. TEl.ETHON (CONT'D) tD HOGAN'S HEROES tl)AOAM-42 I M81UT'M A MATTM Of TAITE ~ *** "~ Ill" (1913) Ctr-. ~ ....... Ald\ird fll'yor. ':1, ~ Cowt>oy And The Udy" &931J:l COoper, Mn <>won. tU~ "Mieieing" (1M1) Jedi L.,,._ '"°"· Silly~ -1:30-ILlflOmWOU .. ··~ "Sl\ant" (1953) Alen Ladd. JMnAtttu. . • ADAM-12 l~TTEROfJASTfi t t •,; "Sec:ood Thoughts" (1982) Lueie Arna. Craig WISSOll -~ GMOYIE t t 'n "l(lng Arthur. The Y OUl'IQ.Yilf L«d" ( 1975) OMr Tot>ias. MlchMI Gothard eMOVE • * "The Boy From Okllhoml ( 1954) Wll Rogers Jr Nancy Olton ~ FACES Of CUL TUAE e;) CIEHf 9COTT -2:30-ID WIHOSINOE1' ~ FACES Of CUL TUAE C)MOVIE * * * '; My F1v0<11e Year ( 19a2) Pet• 0 Toole. Jessica Harpei :S1 SWEENEY TOOO eMCNW "W8*1kl'' I 1'80) ~ RamOo. Stftt Mtf'ldlui, ,.~ ltM Mlt11-M (1952) Alln.~·== I GftOWINGYIAM INTIRTAIMNT TMI W£fX MOYIE **1A "Tiit ButO*t" (1973) Jeln-Pu l!Selmondo, Omtf $flltff. (C)MOYIE **. "The Deep" (1977) Robert Shlw. ~ 8119e1 . ®MCMI tt\t "The Outaldlf1" (1983) C . Thoma Howell, Matt D!Mon. (D) GETTING If THE GAME ~:30- • NEWIMAkER8 CwASHIGTON WEEK IN • GAOW1NO VfAA8 <m ON THE MOYf -~ 9 LORNE GMEHE'S NEW WILDBM88 l =AHTAOE F1AIN() UNE Qm. MAGIC Of AMMA1. AHO UNOSCAPE PAIH11NO (I) M0A•S•H 9HEW8 ~ NHKKAYOHALL (Q)MOVIE '" * * * ~ "Around The W«ld In 90 . -3:00- IJ AMERICAH ADVENT\mE D MARTIN: THE EMANCIPATOR 8 CJ) (I) EASTER SEAL m.tTHON (CONT'D) • Days" ( 1956) DaVld Niven. Sh1rtey Mac Laine. D AMENCAN SPOlrrSMAH fJ) PRESENT£ ~ FAMILY PORTRAIT (Ill HEW8MAl<£R8 '84 O! THIS WEEK IN 8ASEBAU. ~~REPORT • • • "Burnl" ( 1970) Marlon BrM- do, Evaristo Marquez -3:30- fJ2WfTHYOU GNEW8COP£ fD TOHY IAOWH'S JOURNAL C?) FAMILY PORTRAIT 9 HERE'S LUCY Qt MOAK ANO MIHOY HBO COMIHQ A TTRACTIOHS -4:00- ll 1HTEAF4CE DSUNDAY D Ol't'MPIAO &MOVIE • * "Baron Blood ( 1972) Joseph C-Otteo. Elke Sommer. (!)MARTIN: THE EMANCIPATOR FAERIE TALE THEATRE lI)MOVIE • * 111 "Touched" (19831 Robert Hays, Kathleen Belief -5:30-IJ C88NEWS D MARY TYLER MOORE 8NEWS (!) WALL STJIEET JOURHAl REPORT GMOTOAWEEK (I) ALICE OAICHEWSO MOVIE •11 "SU(>er Fuzz" (19al) Terence H~I. Ernest Bofg.rune EVENING -8:00- IJ 0 NEWS 8 MOVIE * * * "The Brass Bottle" ( 196.41 Tony Randall, Borl Ives D SISKEL & EBERT AT THE MOVIES 0 WOAU> AT WAR CJ) 1H SEARCH OF ... m u·A·s·H tl)MOVIE I T me trippers Madge Sinclair. Brian Mitchell and Pernell Robem (from left) dlacover the rough technlquea of medlcln&.a• they were taught 65 year• ago on .. Trapper John. M.D. ••tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2. . (l)Q!NEWS ltDl HEWSCOPE m BEST OF HOT SEAT -1:00-e (() eo MIHl/TES 0 3 RAST CAME.RA G (!§) RIPLEY'S BEUEVE IT OR NOT o.MOW **'~"King Arthur The Young War L0<d" I 19751 OhYer Tobllt, Mlci1ael Gothwd CJ) HEWS G) ST AR SEARCH fJl) A1.L CREA TURES GAEA T AHO SMAU.11 '1!> NATURE MOV1E • • "BrrtaM1a Ho~tal" ( 1982) Leonard A~te<. Graham Crowden ®MOVIE , _ * * * "Max Dugan Returns" ( t983) Marsha Mason. Jason RobArds -8:30-a (I) DOMESTIC LIFE (!) LOU GRANT -t:OO-a (I) THE JEFFEASOHS DQ!MOVIE "Fhght No 90 Olsaste< On The Potomac" (Premiere) Fbcnatd Masur 0..nah Manotf. 8 UHOERSEA WOfl.D OF JACQUES COUSTEAU D <ml MOVIE "Samson And Delilah' (Premiere) Antony Hamilton. Belinda Bauer 0 WILD KINGDOM tl)SOUOOOU> fl) MAST.£RP1ECE THEA TAE '1!) MYSTEAYI -10:06- ~) PAPER CHASE -10:10- (kl ALBUM Fl.ASH -10'.30-D IT 18 WRITTEH CJ) RAWHIDE G) EHT'E.RT AINMEHT THIS WEEK • SHEN( IWYIEW8 mHOAeEAAQHO -10:45- " SUHOAY SPORTS PAGE -11.00- IJ D D Cll <ml a NEWS D HORSE RACING G P,£T!R POPOFF CD JIMMY 8WAOOAAT fDFAONTUHE e;) CAWHO ALL SPORTS (C)MOVIE • TDDAT'I CIDISIDID PVIZLI t * "Search For The Gods" (1975) Kurt Russell. Stephen McHathe. fll) BUTTEAFUES ml NOVA (I) C8SNEWS -7:30- moENESCOTT :l{) FRAOOLE ROCK -8:00- IJ (I) SUZAHNE PLESHETTE IS MAGGIE 8llOOS (%)MOVIE • • "S1lv« Dream Racer" ( 1980) David Essex. Beau.Bridges. -9:30- fJ (I) Al.ICE • * • 'It 'The World According T 0 Garp" ( 1982) Robin Wlltlams. Mary Beth Hurt (SJ SWEENEY TOOO LZ)MOVIE llCROSS • 1 Works nard 7 Receoe 10 Chemical salt 13 Saunter 19 Oeter1orate 3 wds 20 Colton State 22 Attendeo to 24 Current abbr 25 01ymp1c evenl 2£> Rlghl-l'ldnd paQe 27 Styptic material 28 Em1t lume ... 29 Deun 30Kno1.~ snc1rply 32 Coat 1011.1~ )4 Pan1 35 Concludf' 36 Misdeed 37 Flower e~trdCt 39 Nolhmq 40 Conltnt!nl abbr -12 pro rund•S 4J Moslem Easter 44 Go11 strokP 45 Rise 2 wd!> 4i no Jf" Vl(.t"r.,..,(, 50 P;iu~P 52 Clan SJ ti/ore c1wa" 55 Scotch cap 56 •s wearing 2 wds 56 Blew a nor n 59 Bet £>I Seedv rru 1 62 In the 111c1n1- 1~ ot 2 wo~ bJ M.J~ e\ 1 u ,, f.8 D 1•10,.., l,{'11 " t,t~ J('"rr •' .... 'Pt t Ou ..... ~'1 11i.. I',,,. mpa•. ·q E ,.,1.,r t) ,,_,.-Pt 79 And no1 81 S111ft1ess GI 2 wos 83 Immense 84 Goes b) boa1 86 S1qn o t SOrtOw 88 PrepOStl•On ea Norse qod OI war 90 Stitch up 91 Awai se\llenien t 9:? Very .,mall 94 Lyric poem 96 Therefore 97 Time pertod abbr 98 EgQ rect'P tcJCle 101 Form 103 Praise~ 105 Evicts ti wds 109 V•SUclhZP 110 Lubricatt' 111 Unpaid 113 Expectant alert 114 Sno"' triena 1 1& Sl'IOPf.l•no, 11tace'> 118 (.tlPf"" al ~ult• 11q Fal mo"'" .ioor 120 Bu11t.qtt1 site~ 1'l3 Turi 124 jmpulsiv~ 126 Gazes "' l1•eOty 129 Baseoa11 teams 131 Kn1c;iht s title 132 Fasteneo securely 137 Bird homes 138 SIPevete~c. Q.irmPnt ' \Ci ~-""f.l'>cl• ,., '.1. '->1• 11qr111•r t 1 1 If' 1!1J,P'-. '.\J l l.J•J tt l' '' Chrf\f'')P ~ IQOCl<i 1 • P s-.e~s ... ' 148 Within comb form 150 Put cargo on 151 ~ducted 1)t'Seme 153 Eye amo· rouSI) 155 H•gh·IOpped boots !58 AICOl'lOltC beverage t :,9 Or al pause 160 Appoint- menl 10 1 Geo1og1ca1 epoch 162 Wrre ser111ce 163 Troubles 165 Concerning 166 Lt>g1slato1 168 D1stu1 bane .. causers t 70 Entangled 17 2 E 1111 spmts 173 Picnic pest 1' 4 F ru1t drtnk 17 5 C1ty drams DOWN I Finder 2 Attending 3 Swamp .i Sem1pre- c1ous stone 5 Nero e g f Enter 2 wdS 7 Enghsn 1111e 8 B1oom 9 Arts degree 10 Dieter s dosn 11 Entertainers 12 Desi< hgnt 13 Thorougl'l- fare 14 General tendency 15 Stender 9r11ss 16 Former acorn 1-Army 0!11 CPr .-Jbbr l~LPavt>a!'.s I wd< 1c1 Auto S'1Plh ' , 1 <:;u1lc.t1Sf' • I l l1Ck<>d ..._/ ) 1 MuS((l'y 'luck J 1 O ,eriovet: 36 Wardrobe item 38 Red-eyed c arp 41 Jewish month 43 Anglo· Sa><on Sldvt'S 44 Fust pr•nt1nqs 46 Church seJt 48 Pro"1b1t 49 Seagoing vessel 51 Etern1t~ 52 Youngste• 54 Mild expletive 57 Repre!>ent;;, t111e 58 AgrPeme11t 60 Lono· necked birds 61 Cooking oils 63 Content1<d sighs 64 Label 65 Vent1latPS 2 wds 66 Woody plant 6i Cabbagt> sat ad 69 Budd) 70 Fish egg:. 73 Sundt' i. 74 M oSbP haveo 2 wd~ 75 Ftrmam .. n1 77 Neuter pronoun 78 Conceals 80 Ta.crate 82 Accomp11sn 85 Girl s namt' 87 Tear 91 Overly modest ones '-•Qll .. 9J Rn"~ Cl'J E.-JSl••l I \J I( ()y Cl(, H .... 1 II ,...,c-.ort ~-We'>t "'.Jill SEE ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED \ tOO Tantalize 101 Auction word 102 Towel 1nscript1on t03 F1encn .lrttCte 104 HJrd1;m t06 PJlm hi) 107 Bo"' ng SCOrl!S 108 C,uqo unit 112 010 sold·eis 115 Wat1>1way t t 7 M1'>ptaced 118 Deserved l'l 1 Thmc;i tn ldW l'l2 Ortnk a hlllf' 12.s Hasten 1:?5 All11mallv• vote 126 Wt:1gl11nq dev•Ct'~ 12 7 D1mm1sht>ll gr.iduc1lly 128 Eldt'rly 130 Ac1ual profit 2 wds 111 TowJrd me i.tar:. 133 E11!'rytninq 114 Fibber !JS Lasts 13(, Adtudgeo 1)8 Prov1dPS Inoa •JO H.nou m.intra IJ ! 1.~011"" lurhvt'ly 144 Mount 2 wos 14£> Apport1or 149 Thr.-elotd 15:? Western 111. anc1> Jbl>• 153 Work Sp • 154 Have a snack 15£> Church reces~ 11,0 W31PI t1 • .trr1f-tr 1t 4 f .-mall' "'tH\I tt t' 11 • •iO'lnt ~10'>11101 1b0 Drqr,lt1h 1; 1 Pr1>s1d1>n11 11 nor oqrJrl) 0 TAKING ADVAHT AGE QI NBC NEWS e;)OSHIN (t)MOVIE I •11 "The Last Chase· (1981) Lee Maiors. Chris Makepeace S MOVIE * * '1ou Could See What I Hear 21 Marc Singer AH Thomson -8:30- 0 NBCNEWS D HOU YWOOO CLOSEUP PEOPl.E TO PEOPLE G) WKRP IN CIHCINNA Tl fll) YC>lm CHILDAEN, OUR CHll.DREN D 9 ICHIOHT RIDER D UHOEASEA WORLD OF JACOUY COUSTEAU D 0 HAADCASTLE I MCCORMICK CJ) TWILIGHT ZONE G)MOVIE Wa1luk1 119801 Oack Rambo Stew Marachuk «I) UFfSTYLES OF THE Al()i AHO FAMOUS &;) NATI.JAE '1!) MASTERPIECE THEA TAE C 0 S MOVIE * * * Superman Ill ( 1983) Ctms- tOO!ltf l\ee<le Rictlatd Pryor 0 8CHOOL BEAT CJ) LIFESTYLES OF THE RICH AHO FAMOUS -10:00-IJ (I) TRAPf>EA JOHN. M.D. em HEWS D THE WORLD TOMORROW «I) YOUTH FOR CHRIST fll) THE GOOD NElGHBOAS ~ THE SHAKE.sPEAAE Pl.A YS H MOVIE * *' 1 Second Thoughts I 19821 Lucie Arnaz Craig Wasson 0 MOVIE • •·~ Used Cars" (19801 Kurl Aus. sett Jacll Warden. "Man 01 Marble" (1977) Krystyna Janda. Jerry Aadz1W1lowicz. -11:15-fJ CBS HEWS -11:30- IJ SPORTS ANAL 8 PACE.SETTEAS DAICHEWS (iJ WORLD VISION Cf) SISKE1 l EBEflT~ THE MOVIES G) JERRY FA1.WEU (I) FACE THE NA TIOH ®;MOVIE * .-• * The AppremlCeShlp Ot Ou Joy Kr•vttz (19i4) ~ichard Orev- AT LONG JOHN SILVER'S! Look for Freebee the Fish on the menu board at participating Long John Sliver's. Get a Free Fish Fiiiet when you buy any adult dinner that doesn't contain fish. Offer good thru April 14. LONG]OHN SILVEl{S. SEAFOOD SHOPPES 3095 Harbor Blvd., just south of San Diego Freeway across from Fedco. Costa Mesa • (Drive-Thru Service Available) -t:20- lC)MOVI: * * t ~ 'My F9vontt Vw'' (1982; Pater O'~oole . .Mmiu Harper. :HJ BAA:FOOT IN THE PARK (1)M0\'1E * t "If YOU Couto Set What I Hear' (1982) llarc Singer. AH ThOmlon -1:30-CD MOVIE • • • "Angel's Mex" ( 1948 Leo Gor· ~.HuntzHllll t~AICNEWS a!NEWS -1:45-u ATOHEW:TH ·-2:00-a (])CBS t<EWS MIG iTWA TCH ~~~ ~ •*I; ' MISSlng ( 19a 1) Jacll Lem- mon. StSSy S'8Cek -2:45- ONEWS -255 - ~MOVIE * • t "Joan Ot Arc· (19•8) lngod Bergman. i<>se Ftfrer -3:0("- (!'l CHICO AHO THi: MAH -3~- ().'MOVIE * * ~ "SUperman Ill' ( 19831 Chr;s. t()()htll' Reeve. Alehard Pry0<. -3:30- (!) FAITH 2C) -3:35-CR HllO COMING A TTAACT10HS -4:00- ~=MMCAHIHG All Fta1 Eats The Soul ( 19731 El Hedi ar-n Salem. Bng tte Mira -4:05- 1, t.ff ·VIE • * • Max Dugan Relllfns' I 19J31 M•·~hl Muon. JllSOI\ Robards -4:3('1- II 1 ~ MUPfl£TS -4:40- , C E UMMEA SOlSTU 'Green Acres' revival? WASHI NGTON (AP) -As the theme song goes . "Green Acres is the place to be. Farm hvm' 1s the life for me." -But earlier this month. Washmgton was the place to be for "Green i\cres" fanatics. who. along w1th star Eddie Albert. were hoping the shOY. would come to life again. Canceled 13 years ago after chron1cl1ng Hooterville and its unlikely rural population for six seasons, "Green Acres" has been enjoytng a resurgence oflate. taking on cult status among those who say its v1ston of by~one days was ahead of its ttme. The latest evidence of 1ha1re'1val came when two recent showmgs of "Green Atres" episodes sold out the Amencan Film In- stitute theater here. The screenings were part of a retrospective on Albert's movie career. "I had no nght to be surprised. but I was." said Albert. who starred as Olt- vcr Wendell Douglas. the stuffed-shirt laW)er who gave up his prac11ce tn New York to get his hands dtn) \n rural America. "Green Acres:· 1n an inspired bit of c.asttng. teamed Albert -a ve teran of more than 40 years on the stage and screen -with E".a Gabor. who played his glamorous wife, Lisa. The • couple lived 1n a ramshackle farmhouse amid an American land- scape populated by people whoSt ties to reality were tenuous. '-... "Eddie proJ~s regular gu)'. and whatever else you say about Eva Gabor. she's a little irregular," $8td Mike Clark, program dirtttor at the AR. The other characters in- cluded Mr Hane> (Pat Buuram), a small-11mc huckster. Hank K1mball (Alvy Moort). the forac1fu1 county aaent, Ralph Monroe (Mary Or1et Can· field). the woman painter: fb Dawson (Tom Lt ttr), the farmhand who studied at a corre pondenet school that has a foo1ball team and. most notor1ou~ of Jll >\mold 71fTel . a ptg. ' . . ... I Brace Coen (center) la ready to bare hla IOQJ, and net"J't,lalu el.e, for a plum theater role, 6at WWlam W•nnan (!Uit) and RJc Steiner uen 't ao •are ln .. T ou Know I Can't Rear YOa When tbe Water'• Runntnc. •• opent.nc Friday at the Irvine Community Theater. ~exts Smith, siren of · 408 movies. olns TV's hottest show and heats things up •1 JEIUtY eu~ .,............ J LOS ANGEL.ES -Alexis Smith says lhat when she went to Sherwood Forest -1 favorite location site west oflos Anaeles-to mm a scene foe .. Dallis" she was seized by a sudden ftelina of deja vu. She knew she had been there before. 'Then she rulized: "I haven't been here since I work~ with lhc president'in 'Stallion.Road."• Smnb is a newcomer to television as Lady Jessica Montford on CBS' "Dallas." but she was one of .the most popular and &!amorous stars of the big screen in the 1940$ and • SOs. Her leadin=en included Errol Aynn, Humphrey • Cary Grant,. Paul New- man, Clark Ga le, William Holden. and. of course. Ronald Reapn. At a White House dinner last year she and Reagan recalled the I 947'film. in which she played a horse rancher wooed by both Reagan and Zachary Scott. (Reagan got the gic.L} ··1bad1 mmina with lhe PfOd&aeen. whidt was PleaaJU. but I didft•t INrn anythi1111about the ~flC\et or whit' a comina u~ ~· lie ·~· ... It's fuMy. It's a f\inny way to wort. But it s 1 • woriderful compeny and I love work.int with Lany:· The referenc~ is to Larry Hisma.ft, .tio u 'lick and devious oilman J.~ ·· Ew1na is televi.sion•1 most bissablc ~. ••J.R. and Lady Jtttic:a are in caboolS to a dqrce," she AYJ. "They may be fttlioa each other out, but tbey haven't toade a ~t. They're sliJJ fenein&-I think ~·s inierestina that Larry hu played tlusdHpicable dwacier in such a way that the cnurc world adottS him." "Dallas .. is her first sencs. ln fact. he has done very little ttlevi$ion. Her latest films were "Cascy•s Shadow· (in wb.ich she also played a horte rancher) \fld the French film "la Truitte." After years Qn the screen she moved on to Broadway, w~rc she won a Tony award and • lhe New York Orama Cntics award in 1971 for her singing and daocin1 role in "Follies ... She aJso starred in .. Summer Brave .. and "Platinum." and a revival of "The Women." put under a Iona contract and wu a &&at~ she was 20. Curtains going up on three new local shows "He talked about the horse he rode. He bought the horse from that picture. Tarbaby.~ sh~ says. "He said, 'Alexis. you won't believe trus. but Tarbaby's granddaughter just died .' He always had an interest in horses. but 1 think ll was working on that picture that clinched it... . "I never found anything on television that excited me before. and for the most part it's mediocre or worsi.·• she says. "And I didn"t have lo do it. I lik.e doing things that are a challenf$e to a degree. Then this came along. It's an interesting character. It doesn't hurt that it's the No. I show. a nd they seem to do it better than anybody." She starred opposite Errol AynJ\ in btt fl.RI movie. "Dive Bomber .. in 1941. • Smith. who has just joined the cast o f "Dallas." plays Lady J essica, a Texan who has lived for many years in England. She has come to Southfork Ranch for the marria~e of her brother. Clayton Farlow. to Miss Elite. The actress is not too enlightening about who Lady Jessica is, whether there's a Lord Montford, or what the future holds for her on the top-rated prime-time soap opera. It's not that she's being coy but that Lonmar Productions closely J:uards plot developments so that viewers w1li he surprised and the competition will be confl.scd. Even the actors Ho w was she selected for the role? "I don't know." she answers. "Her name 1s Lady Jessica andJou know what a lady I am. She's wealthy an titled -all the things I usually play." "My second film with Errol was ·GentJe.. : man Jim' and he had a m iki bean anack • during the film. The stµdio kept it very q_u:iet. ; I said. 'Errol, if you keep abusing :yourself you won't live to an old age.' He said. ·rm not interested in living to an old age. I want lO live • this half and I want to live it to the hill.... - Comedy, drama.and music-they're all waiting in the wings for weekend openings as three new stage prQductions prepare to go on the boards along the Orange Coast. Toi Titus Her new fame in "Dallas" won't hurt her stage work either. She and her husband of 40 years. Craig Stevens. occasionally appear together. Smith was born in Canada, but grew up in Los Angeles, where she was discovered by a talent sco~ for Warner Bros. in a student production. The blonde, blue-eyed beauty was Craig Stevens aJso was in "Dive Bomber, .. but they didn't meet until they made "'S~ "! Against the Sky.•• Asked about their marriaae; unusualJy long by Hollywood standards, she says. ''Craia says if you tell people bow tons you've been married they want to pve you a plaque, or conversation comes to a balL So be tells everyone we've been married 12 ye.an.., Sharinl.an opening night Friday arc lhe comedy Yo u Know 1 Can't Hear You When the Water's Running" at the Irvine Community Theater. the musical "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" at the Newport Theater Arts Center and the drama "The Ballad of the, Sad Cafe" at Westminster. (995-4113). final . pcr- Saddleback COllCJe. rorn:i.anccs ~nday and Sat~.~ay at 8:30. "Water's Running" isa collection of four • Father s Nose Bleeds in the Playbox one~act plays b y Roben Anderson all !heater at Golden West Coll~ge. Hunt- satirizing the subject of sex. Cast mem'bcrs ington Beach (895-8378), playing Thurs.- include William Waxman, Marcia day through Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday Bertholf, Bruce Coen, Ric Steiner, Cheryl · at 3 p.m. . .. Beechum, Wil Thompson, Georgia • The Music Man at the Newport Messcmer and Barbara Ann Shel?pard. Beach Stake Center o~ the Mormon Performances will be given Fndays and Ch~h. 80 1 . Dover Dnve (545-6490), Saturdays at 8 p.m. through April 28, with closina, out with performances Thursday two Sunday matinees April 8 and 15 at 2 and Fnday at 7:39 p.m. p.m .. in the auditorium of Turtle Rock •"The Sunshine Boys" at t~e LP. Community Park, Tunic Rock Drive at Rei>t:rtoryCompany.,3Q9 Centen~1aJ Way, Sunnyhill Road in Irvine. Call 857-5496 Tustin (731-2792). winding up Fnday and for reservations and ticket information Saturday at 8: 15 and Sunday at 2:30. . .. · Meanwhile, four dinner playho uses and The Orange. County p~em1ere of Joscp~ three other -community .theaters continue and t~e An:iazing Technicolor Drcamcoat their respective productions. The~ are: b) Tim R1~ and Andrew Lloyd W~bber . •"Man of La Mancha" at the Curtain ~.aut~o~ of Jesus Chryst Superstar._ and Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino Real. Evita ) featu~es David Ch~n~ler in the Tustin (838-1540). 01ghtly except Monday utle role. heading a cast of 2-sin.gers and at varying cunain times through May 6. da.~cers. E!!etn F1shbach 1s dtrcc~ing. • .. Babes m Arms" at Scbasuan·s West Joseph will be presented Fndays and Dinner Playhouse. 140 A vc. Pico, San Saturdays al 8 p.m. through Ma1y 6 at t~e Clemente (492-9950). on stage Wednes.- Newpon Theater Ans Center, .50 1 ChfT days through Saturdays al 8 p.m. and Dnve, Newpon Beach. Rescrvattons Sundays at I and 7 p.m. through April 15. 631-0288. •"Funny Girl" at the Grand Dinner are kept in the dark. Academy Award-winner " Gene Hackman. Henry Thomas <X "E.T." Huckleberry Fbx from '7erms of Endearment~· 'Three mem<nble performances in a movie for every kid who wants to be hugged. • Fer every parent who wants to love and understand. At Saddleba~k College, lhe newly Theater. 7 Freedman Way (opposite D1s- chnstened ~cKmney Theater (named for neyland). Anaheim (77.2-7710), nightly the colleges recently de~eascd fine ans except Mondays a1 varying times through ~can, Doyle McKJOney) will be t~.e scene of Ma) 27. The. Ballad o~ the Sad Cafe. Edwar~ •'T m Getting My Act Together and PllWDSSAUSlllMIRDI,._ Albee s adaptation of Carson Mc<;ullers Taking It o n the Road" at the Harlequin .mllfllS/mtN WISH.__ novella. H. Wynn Pearce is dtr~cting. the Dinner Playhouse. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd., D IWDM drama of complex personal relauonsh1ps. Santa Ana (979-5511 ) .. nightly excepl IJIY 011MS Cynthia. -'.'nderson, Ro land Buseth; Mondays at varying times through April "GllWSHXl7" .. l!fT(Jll llOlll.AllYfOl MUEEJl«lM Michael 81ehtz and Jerry Halben head the 29 •SUSMMSP0-110llYDMZO:,_., NMOMMU cast of the ~ddleback show, which will be e "Oeathtrap" at the Laguna Moulton '-"-'KUIH'WISlt.CW:&UIGMllJl-.,.,MAWll presented Fndays and Saturdays .at 8 ~·'!'· Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, ..... _., fltWJQ Bmm -11 liEWl !OP(' $ and Sundays at 3 p .. m. on the M1ss1on VteJO Laguna Beach (494-0743), Tuesdays s ."ta l ~~.... ~!~--;=; ~ campus. Reservations 83 1-4656. through Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at r-----------··-·-·---·-·---------·------J Preview performances of South Coast "2:30. through April 15. -----NOW PlAYING ----- Repenory'.s "The Seagull" also are avail-•"One FlewOvertheCuckoo's Nest" by BREA LA HABRA able Tuesday through Thursday at 8 p.m. the Mission Viejo Playhouse in the UA Movies and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. atthe SCR theater, Mission -Viejo High School theater 9904022 ~~~ -06l3 655 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. The (841-4245). extended two additional wcek- Chekhov dramalns officially April 10 ends. Fridays and Saturdays a1 8 p.m . COSTA MESA EL TORO and ticket info ation is available at through April 14. ~3~51~3~ Edward"s 957-4033. •"The Mo usetrap" at the Newport Saddleback Four local pr e11ons will be closing Harbor Actors Theater. 390 Monte Vista COSTA MESA SBl -5880 ORANGE Onedome 634-2553 WESTMINSTER Edward·s Cinema West 891 -3935 their engagements is weekend. They are: St., Costa Mesa (631-5 11 0). 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ABC estimates 80 million people aaw the Oscar show last year in the United States, but no flaures were available for tbe worldwide audience. This year the cer- emony will be telecast to 7S countriet. a record number. Mart~ Pasetta, who is dircctina the Oscars for the 13th consecutive year said be hopes to control the proaram'a tendency \ONO Jona. TM tbow'• illUDCDIC IHd.,_ mMll I very . popular .tth 9dwniMR. ~ metdah ror MODday'1 lhoW .old out • A~st. accordina IO AIC1 Warm Bobrom, vice ptttident and ~ Mies manaaer. The commercials went ror 1 pr:emiwn price orst,6SO,OOO for th.u miaana, the .. Everyone is work.inf to brin\in the minimumtimeaoadvertitercanDUtctWe'. show at three hours thas year," e said. Sixblockso(time,(oratotalofl(min..- .. Last year it was thn:c boun and 35 ~up for ule. some adveni~ .a• minutes, which Is too Iona. So we're not R I b · ......... --.. 1oin1 to do any m~or production numbers ev on, uy ume every year on yg _..,., at the openina. We're aoina to stick to the "It'• an extraordinarily attractive show five nominated sonas, Wt:. have to do that for the advertisers," said Boorom. ''It's~ for pace so tbat we have some peaks and exciJina show. it hau..q\lllit)' lmqc...and valleys in the show." it's a very promotable show. It's a lot of The most . uncontrolleble fac~or i1 the ::?:( 'o:. a~t·~dv:i~se~ tov!~"'!~'::b: Si>CCfhesi which ~ften get long-wrnded, but acfvertisina franchise." they re a so working on that. Tb ad . . fi . ~ e verusana rate IJUres out to . "The Academy calls everyone ahead of $275,000 for 30 seconds, wbacb i1 the belie ume and tells them to.prepar~ themselves time unit for TV advertisift4-The averge so that they can say it in a qwck and short rate for 30secondsofprimeumeon ABC as ma.nner.'~ said Pasctta. ~·1 think all . those S 100,000, said Boorom, but the fiaures great fechngs a~ prom.ascs arc left m the range from a high of $200,000 to a low of seat when .the wanner hits the stage. 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The Hayeses are aJso noted for their soap opera work.shop, where aspiring writers, directors and actors learn daytime techniques. "TANK" NOW PLAYING El TOM LA HMM OMllGf WE~ (O#J!llS~\ AMC hsnon C.tyC4rlttl UAlrtal 581-!>lll!O ~ 634 2SSJ 993-~ llVlll 691 0633 OAMGE Eow11os WOO<lbnOQt C nerna !,51 06~ Staooum Duve In 639 9770 ........ ACCl~'···-'•IJIG.llllOt••t Witch the Academy Aw1rd1 April 9 From the first laugh, you11 be hooked/ -----NOW PLAYING -----• •UWIOll CftTA llllA MMll MAHI ......... UAa... ................ ~01 111"'41 MO-ei14 Hl.otU 131-1710 •lllU .... TMll WAUn • LAllllA MW Hwwtil llMll UA Mt-..... '--....., S.... U.-Mlllt UA ~ C.- H0 •011 131-IMIO Miii 11Hl11 U4Hl1 •UITA •llA FOUIT.&ll YAllO OM .. I WllTMlll11• ......... C-. c. .. 'at•lc 1 ,,...,.,.. AMC Or..,. Mell UA C-.. 111-4141 M.-, Ot '611U t IJJ Ol'O ltl ~· Watctt tM AcadtllJ Awards Aprl 9 ALL .llATl '2.00! MEET THE ULTIMATE WEAPON IN THE ,.QHT AGAINST CAIMI -G-«f @ edwards WESTBROOK •O•w1NUU 5304101 •' UO~HUf\I "AID .. 4>rt0•1 0 0NEOFTHE BEST NEW PICTURES OF 1984.0 Nl:AK PREVIEWS A INDEPENDENT NEW ·---- <•Ing 1rilh lhr Jloon NOW PLAYING -O.-•atl111 Wltclt tN Ac.demy Award& Aprll 9 ~--- DWI Corp. splits Into two dtvtstons, iMtnletOr b the Industrial ~ ahidd. Ht iar abo iDvoav.I Deoanmcnt; uaique liaear anjec;_tjoe DU1•••11 picks Sharbaugh. Lowery as presidents 8tewer joined Desicn Wt1t in J 977 ly beina 1a1ec1 bJ a ~llliii ... and, bu r.onducied a number of company. · First American Balik puts Zagar on ~oard Frank ff. Z.gar, vicl' president offinancc for z.;,, Inc., has been named to the board of Pint American Bank Ir Tn1t Co, in una Beach. according to board chairman Enaett Georce. Zagar, 33, is West oast sales manager for tht' Cleveland-based metal worlung machinery manufacturer. First American is an independent, institution specializing in financial services to small and middle market businesses, professfonals, builders and developers. • • • Terence M. Conolly has been promoted to assistant vice president of The board of direetbrs of lrvine-bued DWl Corp. announced plans this week to reorpnize' the company into two divisions. The divisions will be called Design Wes1. Inc., and lno tck. and each will have its own offi cers. Officers named to Design West, the service business subsidiary. were David A. Sharbaugh, president and chief opcratinJ offiCt'r. John W. Goodin. executive vice president and director of design, and Michael B. Brewer. executive vice president and director of marketjng. Sharbaugh succeeds Arthur W. Ellsworth as president of Dcsi&n West. Ellsworth is president of DWI and continues as chief exccutivr officer of Dcsi$Jl West. Named as vice presidents of prod- uct desi&n were Patrick. Sullivan, William R.. Story and John Mquare. Ocorte Gaw was promoted io vice president-visual communication• and Lee Meeker to vice pretident in charJC of model development optr- ations. .~ Sharbaugh joined Desian West in 1979 a~ a project design manqer and was named a vice president. product design in 1983. A araduate of Art Center College of Dcsian. he has 14 years experi~ncc in the design of office f umiture and machines, com- puters and medical equipment. Goodin came to Design West in 1974 following a career with various manufacturinJ and design consulting firms. Goodin is a graduate of California State U niversity at Long Beach where he later served as a staff 1e1111aan on both the deSJp procieu Roben K. Fuj~ c~ and con umer attitudes on quality cbaef executive officer Of' DWI whjleat thecompeny. Prioriojoiftinl said, .. ~ We11 Inc., our, ... Oestan West, Brewer owned a ar~ owaed ~ and ~ of residential and offi~ funlitUtt vices fUbsjdllJ)', Is now opei* • manufacturers. lepeflte div111on in ordet' IO......, He has also worked as a marketina provide for its future arowth. consultant to Booz AJlcn in new . "E.ach ofthetc offi~ hQ Ii*• product plannins and deve,opment. subsantiaJ contribution to lbe mo- Brewer ~lved his MB.K" dqiu cess or Desip -.West-and wr .. from Stanford University. confident their contributi°'1 Will~ Ff'.lnk A. Lowery was named tinue. lnotek, the compuy•s GeMr pres1dml bf lnotek and will have division. will manufacture and ....,. overall responsibility for the manu-kct the new products ex~ to factu~ and matketina of new prod-make a major contribution to tbt ucts. Lowery joined DWI in 1983 company ... after .20 years with Westinghouse DWI ~ntly announced the for- Elcctnc Co!]). He 1tlablished the -mation of three limited ~nncnhi~ manufacrotmi and distribution designed to raise $3.9 m11tion for Ille outlets for Somashield, tht com-future development of three new pany's computer terminal radiation products. ~-:_ .,,~;-· ~ -.~ .. Newport Balboa Seviap, announced Fre4ric J. Ponter, president of the Newport Beach-based savings and loan aSSOc:iation. Connolly joined Newport .Balboa in 1981 as a new accounts counselor. He was subsequently promoted to operations supervisor, then assistant branch manager. and later financial investment manager. Connolly attended Los Angeles Valleyl College and Orange Coast Colli:ge and is currently working toward a business administration degr~e at the University of San Francisco. . v CM exec offers . ' . M. Leroy Koouman, whose career spans two decades in high-technology sales, has been named director of marketing for ltode, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of0detlc1, Inc. Based in Tustin. K.odc develops and markets time me.tsurement equipment used in a sophisticated electronics communications. Odetics, based in "naheim, develops digjta~ video and audio tape recording and related equipment and is pioneering new ground in mobile robotics. •• ti BUUe Bdl. formerly of Newport Beach. bas been named saleswoman of \be ye.tr by ADdrewa ud Williams Realty Co. in Palm-Desert after selling more than $3.5 mitJion in -custom homes and lots aT The Summit. a planned unit development above Palm Desert, in the past seven months. Bell previously sold for Walker and ~· She moved to the desert from Orange County four years ago .. ' . . . ' Peter A. Pagan has been named vice president and director of marketing for American Metal Beartn1 Co., according to president Alan Dacommu. Pagan, a 22-year employee of the Garden Grove company. replaces Paal T. Mltdtell, who recently retired. Pagan joined American Metal in 1962 as a design engineer and was most recently di~or of sales and engjneering. • • • Plans for HattQJI Centre'• third office tower, with groundbreaking slated 1h1s month, havt signaled the start of the second phase of development of the business complex at the comer of the Costa Mesa Freeway and MacArthur 6oulevard. The new $27 million, nine story office tower was designed by :Jamea Artbar, in conjunction with'Envlronmental Plauln1 ud Researdt, a ·division of CRS Groapt, Inc. Also participating i n the effort is Eqaldon -COntr,cton oflrvine, which will serve as general contractor once development is underway. Situaied at \Jle nonh end of\he lake. the new building wjll include -4bout 195.000 square feet of leasable soacc. . ' . Bell & Howell has selected Juaea AllOclalff lac. as its advertisinaagency for the COM Products Divisiion, according.Jo Dick Buk1, markt>tfog manager. The division, located in Irvine, designs and manufactures·computer -Output Microfische (COM) systems, used fO( information recording. -. . . ,. National FuadJ.ng Corporatl•, a Huntington Beach-based provider of leasing, financing and underwriting services to health care companies, announced the formation of National Medical Remarketlng, a division specializing in the resale of m~dical equipment for heath care providers. NFC. itself a subsidiary of National Medical Eaterpri1e1, Inc., will offer these 'iervices nationwide through I 0 regional offices. • • • .lobn P. Marpby has been promoted to vice president of investments in the • .Newport Beach office of Bateman Elclller, Hill Richards, Inc., according to Jamea L. Damron, chairman and president of the firm. Murphy has been with 1he secunty firm for nine years and worked in the finance department of the \ Irvine Company for a year before that. He lives in Newport Beach. • • • The appointment of Rlcbard L. Yous to vice president of the Santa Ana ~~ management group of Bank of Amenca was announced by Al E1kridJe. :seflior vice president of that office.Young was previously an assistant vice ·i;ttsi~ent at the Garden Grove main office. He and his family will live in T1sun. • • • Mlcbael Kincaid has been appointed assistant vice president of consumer .a*i commercial lending at Marine National Bank'• metro business center in (,Yine. announced Dowd A. Miiier, president and chief executive officer of bank. Kincaid bas more than 11 years of commercial bank experience in them California. Prior to his appointment, he was commercial lending q ccr at Flrat lntentate Bank'• John Wayne Airport office. • • • 1 Irvine-based Doell Networkl Inc. announced it bas secured $9.4 million in second round venture capital fundin&: The packaie was arranged with a sortium of major venture capitalk firms, according to Frank Connon, p sident and chief executive offi cer. Doelz Networks manufactures and markets a universal networking solution which it designed for all data communications requirements. ~· hllh u .tt'• 1otna Hts decentralized management style ts up to date By JOY DEE ANTHONY o.llr .... C.WI $I frnl When Harry Williams arrived at Stacoswitcb of Cos M years ago, the then-company presi- dent told him the firm faced "a quality problem.'' Those days are over, Williams says. By implementing the advice of author Phil Crosby, the so-called "messiah of quality," WiUiams said the precision switch and information display manufacturer was able to increase profits 24 percent. reduce costs 17 percent, and reduce parts and assembly rejections to less than 2 percent. The whole idea is simple. he said. Reward people for doing quality work. but first identify what con- stitutes quality. Williams defines it as "confo~ity to requi"rcments." Ont> of those requirements is Aood work attendance. Williams, tht' direc- tor of plant operations. has seen the turnover rate at the firm drop while attendance rates increased markedly. You mighr be Albert Einstein, be quips. but if you're not there you won't matter to the company. · Williams has just been named "Manager of the Year" by the Oranje County chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management. His own management style is decen- tralized. Centralized authority. he says. "is as archaic as green eyeshades and candlelight." A private company, Stacoswitch 1s owned by Components Corporation of America in Dallas which in tum is owned by McGuire O il Company. The firm makes products for flight eoutnaotion crewa Mn •toppect oft' tbe 0-•tory llerldlen Hotel, located l.n Koll Center !fewport. and plan to come,te tbe now 440·room facility ln NoYem • Koll Co. offtclala ba•• annoanced. The hotel, wltb a 7,~foot ballroom, la beloi bailt bJ lloO ud will be operated by Medaten RoteJ.8 of Parla, an International cbaln tbat ta a wbolly owned •aWdlarf of Air Prance. Dr. Barry Wllll&m.8, director of plant operadona for Stacoewltch, bu been DlllJ ......... .., ....... Ulillllt named "M•nacer of the Year• by COUnty manaiement iroup. train mg crews on DC-9's to he'lp them simulate problems which could occur in fli~t. It manufactures the panels on d1gjta.I synthesizers that many popular rock stars take wtth them on the road. It is involved with nuclear power stations. communication sys- terns for air traffic ~ontrol. and systems that help Amtrac keep track of its trains. Williams admits that the company isn't affected by economic booms and busts so much as by who's in the White House to assure continued government contracts. Still he ex- pects 1984 to be a good )'car and the current economic recovery to be slow but durable. When Williams isn't working, he's likdy to be playing soccer or basket- ball with his teenag~ grandsons. Discount brokers: Desp~te the new services, not for everyone Discount brokers are spilling up their surroundings and expanding their services. Gone 1s the carpetless discounter look of earlier days. Man.y firms now offet IRAs and Keogh plans. mutual funds and one·stop cash or asset management accounts so their appeal "goes ~II beyond thrift ... But, says Moner magazine, dis- count brokers are still not suitable for every investor. The mapzine's Apnl issue provides tips on stzina tht>m up and pickina them out. Among Money's sugest1ons: •"If you buy mostly m lots off ewer than I 00 shares and lean toward lower-priced sh~ foract about discounten. You will almost always be better off deahna with a full-commiss1on firm." The reason: savm.gs be&in wtth UHsactions of more than S l. 500 and the larttt your purchase. the more advantqeous it becomes to shop an:>und. • 0.scounten' serv1cn are still limited. They seldom pert1etpate i.n matketina new 1 ues and most do not offer tax shelters • liand-hold11'1 is not thtir special- ity ... If you need to bl' saved fn:>m your own inveumcnt fol he don't utc a discount finn of an> kind It~ broken won't warn you ap1nst buytna stock at the top or 9Clhna 1t at the bottom. u a ptrsonal broker miaht." If you know your way around Wall Strttt and decide that a discount broker ts probabl) for ·you. the magazine suggests for starters that you look for a firm that has sun 1ved al least one long-term down market Next. the "shadowy subJt"Ct" of ho.,.. a dJscounter figures his commissions 1s a chief rons1derauon. Generally, the rates )'OU arc chl!'Jed will vary w1th the lund of trading you do. Mark Coler. president of Discount Brokerage Advisory Ser- vices, a New Yorlt oonsulttna firm. and co-.author of"70 perttnt Off: The Investor's Guide to Discount Bro- kerage" (Facts on File, $24. 9S ). sepantesdiscounten into two camps. "value broken" and "share broken." Value brokers' rates are a per· cent.age of the dollar value of each 1ransac11on Their structure "usually· \loOrks out best for investors who deal in low-pnc-ed stocks or smaJI numbers of shares." i\t the other end of the ~ale 1s the share broker. wbo "s.,..eetens his discount the most" .,.. hen large numbers of shares ar( traded. Says Mone), .. This relat1vt>ly ne-.-. type of discounter works to the advantagt' of not o nl)' investors tradtn& in lots of 500 sham or more but also to those dealina io h1gh-pnced shares." A furthl'r up: If you are hesitant to end 1 relation tup with a full-semce broker. tr) askina him for a discount. )S Mont'). "He probably can oflCf as much as 25 pcrunt off'the t)'l>I full fee on an\ subst.anual trans- 1ct1on " · • Atlailtic cash 'safe' /Ove~seas, Dominelli says . , Bankrupt currency trader ~ys investors niay get moneyback Fnm staff u4 wtn "fOrU Bank.nlpt currency trader J. O.v1d Domibelli &'ftan that money mvested with him is in ovcneas banks is safe and will be returned some time nex.t month. If that is true, about 200 iovntors who put $1 S million in the Newport Beach-bated Trans Atlantic Bancorp Ltd. may Stt some of their money. Trans Atlal\tk wu a Ne~rt firm created solely to place investments in Dominem•s J. David cl Co. foreian currency tradina business. Trans Atlantic-is J. David's largest creditor and was placed in bankruptcy in early March when the Dominelli's fina~ial empire collapsed. Trustees for Trans Atlantic have rttovered only S l million of the SIS million, accordina to James Joseph. the Los Angefes attorney actin& as the court-appointed- trustec. In the first detailed intervic:w since his international financial empire collapsed in February, Dominelli told The San Diego Tribune that it is just a matter of cutting through the tangle of international bankina laws before invesfors' money makes its way into the Wands of ·a court-appointed bankruptcy trustee. "I would ask that the investors have some patience: things will be worked out." Dominelli said in the interview. "Details are being worked out for the !l'tum of funds to the trustee. 1 believe that should be accomplished Wlthin the next two to three weeks ... Sitting on a couch in his Rancho Santa Fe home. Dominelli spoke casually of the whirlwind event~ surrounding the downfall of J. David cl Co. of La Jolla and said his experiences of the last six weeks have made him a ··cynic." ··unfortunately, when you make a lot of money and spend a lot of money, people automatically assume you have done something wrong," he said. ··1 have learned a lot about people in the last few weeks." Dominolli, J. David & Co. and its subsidiaries were declared. bankrupt on March 21 by U.S. District Judge Lawrence Irving, who ordered the companies liquidated and the assets returned to the estimated 1.500 investors.' Dominelli had promised customers as much as a 50 percent .annual return on their investments in the Ouctuating in ternational currency markeL Only about $582,500of an esti mated SI 12 million has been recovered so far, and much of that has been consumed in bankruptcy expenses. In addition. Dominelli and his companies are under investigation by various state ~nd federal authorities and by a federal grand jury. · Dom1nclh 'sajd he is confident that, alona with salvaama tbc miUion1 invested with hjm, he can save bis reputation. ••1 have done notbint wtOft1 and have nothina to hide." be sajd, •·tt•s tbaJ &implt .... l acn!Pt fun responsibility for what has taken place. t do think it wilJ work out.'' He said he could not promise how much money would be returned to investors.. only that be would collect as much as possible. "We did lose control at the end, .. he said. "So many lhirtas were happening so fast that I'm not sute what amount or funds arc still on deposit.. I would hope, obviously. that investors would get alr of their fund$ back.'' Trouble bepn for Dominelli just after Jan. I, when checks from investors' accounts in Switzerland bc&an to bounce. That started a panicand he said he was able to rct.um about $25 milbon before the demands over- whelmed the company's ability t() meet them. Dominelli said hh trouble started in Lugano, Switzerland. He blames employees in a bank there who were unfam iliar with his system. He said checks that needed two signatures to be valid IA(ere issued with just one. · .. The people who wer:e there were new and not totally aware of the procedures." he said. '"The people who had bcco working there went back to London for the holidays. lnvestors fi led suit in federal court on feb. 13, asking that Dominelli be declared involuntanly bankrupt. Retired Gen. Louis Metzger was appointed trustee of his assets and property on March 21 . ··1 think with a little more time, 1 would ha ve been able to resolve things," Dominelli said. '"All I had asked was to have some time. 15 to 30 days in order to determine where we stood. I wanted to stop 'the run on the bank and appeal to investors to stay calm. I guess it didn't work out. · .. Now. I think with Gen. Metzger appointed, a very honorable man who wants to do the very best job, I believe he and I should be able to gather up the assets and disperse them back to investors." Dominclli said. "What con1Plicates things is the legaJ ramifications for everyone in volved in the foreign banks," he said. "Everyone is playing it very cautiously and carcfull)'.; the)'. are not going to end up having an y responsibility 1f possible. "The banks have not been inclined to transfer funds into the trustee's account without getting a legal opinion that they can do this." he said. "I'm having problems talking to them on the phone. Some won't even talk to me. "A lot of people havt-been hurt -family, friends, investon and people in the community," Domanelli said. "I want to try to minjmize the hurt for these people. Newport investorlaces fraucfrap luthonues said. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Federal fraud charges were filed against the former operator of a now-defunct !"ewport Beach invcstmen~ company in a scheme that saw hundreds of people bilked out of $4 million. The charges were brough1 Thurs- day against Ken t Gordon Alexander. 38. who ran the Newport In vestment Management Corp. He was charged with 13 counts of mail fraud, wire fraud, tax evasion and making a false statement on a passport. Alexander, who also is wanted for a probation violation, has been in a German prison si nce November- Two ways to. get your dream house. On your terms. Imperial's Tomorrow Mortgage.'m 10.500% 12~630% 12.716% I "Jl>FX R.\TI·. • \n .1d1u-.1.1hk 111,111 .11 '1u1 11 ,,, l'"' r.llL' Kill"' l h.tngl' .1hl'r () rrn mr h'. 11111111 h h 1lll'f'l'.lhl'f' • Qu.d 1~ 1rnl.1~. hono\\ :1g.11 n 111111< 1rn '" \1kr .1 'l'.1r. 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( )UI '"I.II ll l.lh"L'PI l'"l'lll.11 l\ l'" \\ rl I lw h.q 11)\ 111 d 1'l ll'" 11ur ll'll)h \\II" \OU Oil \Cllll lt'I Ill' !ll'I l .tll \lt111d.I\ 1lm 1ugh F1 id.I\ Call ~1-800- CHEK-NOW , .. ( l -800·2-t3-5669) (i) ~ ClattmQJll. (714') 621-3996 (213) 6l5*0o491 N~~ (714) 67S-9,70 (213) 485--0839 o~tl~ Wll hJre OftJce {2U) 937-24SO Topanp <:a:nyon (213) 9()8..1406 n h<'ll' 7nmmnm· R<~lm ]tJtltl)'. I • TomJolm8on Pierce Bros. purchases Crestlawn The Crestlawn Memorial Park and Mortuary, in Riverside1 is now under the ownership of the Pierce Brothers Mortuaries and Cemeteries, accord- ing to Pierce Brothers President Tom Johnson. CrestJawn was purchased March 9 by Pierct Brothers after the former owners filed for bankruptcy last year, Johnson said. Founded in 1902, Pierce Brothers owns and operates 23 mortuaries in Ventura. Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside Counties. ,,.,.. ~ohnson said more acquisitiQns arc being made in Orange, Ventura and Riverside counties because of shifting Southern California population growth. SACRAMENT 0 ( 8 W) Ii.nee eacb BAFNP loan :. "-•--t as BankAmerica Foundation bu re-... ~ eeiYcda PannenhipAward &om the a~foralarJerfinandaapeck• <;'ouat)' SUpervi'°"' AlaociatioG of "'ne C/Pri .. te Piftaenbi ~fomia·•. P\ablic/Private Partntt-C.Ommillion wu r.nnect lUl ~ ~ ship CommaMion. :!r C •.. . .... -.-...: •• The award was ol\e ofaix preeented ~ty .~pervason ~ .. ua1t here thia ~ in recopftloo of . o q.laforiUa. to ~otter cooperative outatandina initiative In brinaina ~rUa& rolau~mJups between coun· toeetberthe retOW'CelOftovemman Un and lbe pnvate sect0r. ht mem· and &be private leefor. • be!' are county superv110l'I and Tbe foundation wu honored for its Pf'Vatc sectOr lenders from throup· innovative BankAmerica Foun· ou;.,':;. S:::· 100 rwnWla ---' dat1on Neiabbothood Pannenbip n r: ~r"";::"" were °"'~· loan l>fOllllm: 1 SlO million revolv· ~ted for ~nenh•P. 84. awards an ina fuod desianed to provide stJt catet0nn: J>:ublic Work! and low-tnterest la.na to CQrnmunity Private Partnerstups. Ecooorruc o& development projecu in dlstrelied ":elopm,ent and Jobs: Arts and Educa .. areas tbrouahout the Un.ited States. taqn, Finance and. Houslna. Health The proaram was also commended aJ11 Human Servtces, and· Seniors by President Ronald Reapn Jn a and Yo\Ub. March 20 letter to BankAmerica The award. a bronze.sculpture on~ Corp. President Samuel H. Armaoost, blac~ nw:t>lc base. dcsl&Jled by Cali- Reapn said. ••er-eative private seetor f~rrua aru~t Marttnc Vogel, will be initiativeslikethoseofBankAmerica-displa,Y~ an the lobby of Bank, of. convince me that business is indeed ~~nca s world headqua~rs build~ prepared to assume a leading role in mg 1n downtown San Francisco. meeting the social needs of our citizens." BankAmerica Foundation con- ceived the Neighborhood Partner- ship program as an answer to the increasing call from federal, state, and local government for help in addrcts- ing the needs of the disadvanta&cd. Syndicated urban affairs columnist Neal Pc.ircc called the propam an "historic break" from traditional corporate philanthropy and said it was "signaficant for the massive number of dollars involved.•• Approximately $7 milUon has been committed from lhe fund thus far, to 19 projects in four states, including seven projects in California. More than half of the initial SlO mntion is earmarked for California projects. That money is expected to leve~ considerably more public- and private-sector dollars, however. --·~·'"'-'-- ORANGE COAST STOCKS Here are the atock market activities or publicly traded Orange County flrma ln the week ended Friday, March 30. 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MUC NOTICE fecnnout ....... u N~IT~ The fol!Owfng ptrlOn II dolt!Q FICTmOUI llUMmll bullneM u : NAM1 ITATa...,., C LITTLE BUILDERS, P.O. lox The follOw+ng ptr90nt are dolt!Q 33A2. N9wpOrt BMCtl, CA. 92M3 bu91r'911 • - - Chuck Edwwd Uttlt, 289 Ogle St SMAC K RA MEN SMACK 'C'. Coata Mela. CA. 92t27 CtH>·A·AAMEN: UNION FOODS, Ttill bultnele ,, CO.idUcted l>y. an 3.20 1(1lmu• Drive, Coat• M .... CA. lndlvtclual. 92126 Chuck E. utllt Union l~ated, Callfomla, Thia etatemant WM f1led with tM 3.20 Kalmus Ortve. Coate Mela, CA. County aw. of Otanot County on 92526 March 8. 1964 rtii. bullneu i. conducted by: a ftMOZ21 c:orporltlon. Publllhed Or.,. Coast Dally Elwood Kim Prelld.nl Pilot Maren ti . 25, Aprll 1, I. 198-4 TN• 11a1en1'nt wu Ned with the P\llUC NOTICE 1554-84 County Cl«tl'bf Orange County on Mwch 5, 1964 fllCTmOU9 atl ... 11 NAm ITATIMaHT flMCIM1 Publllhed 0r.,. Cout Delly Pilot March 16, 25. Apr11 1, 8, 1964 1M3-8' TM lolto'<Wlg ·i*IOf'I la doltlQ bUllneM u : G & R ENTERPRISES. 7501 P\llJC NOTICE Slater. Unit R, Huntington BMctl, 1---..;..;;=~;.;..=..;.;.;;.=---- CA. 92648 flCTITIOUl IU.,_.11 Roy K. Rl%or, 17641 Cottle Ln.. NA• ITATIMaHT HunlltlQton BMctt, CA. 928-47 TM folio.Ing per1on 11 doing Ttita bullnen 11 conducted by. an bu11neM u : lndlvlduel. RAINBOW C..ASER, 135 Harbor Roy RaOf llland Ad.. Newport BMctl, CA. TNs llatement wu nled wftti IM 92980 ---------------•-•••-•• Coun~ Clerk of 0r.,. County on Judith Eleanor C1ff1y .• 13S Matd'I 23, 1984 Hert>or llland Ad .. N9wpOrt a.en. More pins founa in Scout cookies SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pins were found in Girl Scout cookies in two more Northern C alifornia cities, bringing to eight the number of suc h incidents reported during the past two '¥~ks. O ne woman was injured. police said Saturday. • The pointed ends of two safety pins were found 111 a choco late-covered peanut butter cookie by a Sunnyvale man whose wife purchased the cookies from a coworker. police Officer Tom Hoppin~_.,. The pin tips were insdle the cookie. called a H oe Down. and the box was completely sealed when purchased. H oppin said. The man, whose name was not released, was uninj ured althou~ he found the pins while eating the cookie. the o fficer said. nt1711 CA. 92eee> _ ~ <>reno-Coat .,..., TI!le"~COflducted by: In PllOI Aprll 1, 8, 15, 22. 1984 lndMdual. 1834·&4 Judltti E. Catt.y Thlt ltl.tamenl ... flied wtth the .. -"' NOftl'r COunty Oen of Orange County on ___ ,.;...;.;~;;.=;....;..~•~;.;.;;;.... __ Marctl 5, 1984 IMGal flCTTTIOUI IU ... 11 NA• ITATIMINT The folloWlng petlOl'll ere doing bUllllfll 11: BARCLAYS·SUNSTATE TWO. 17702 Cowan Str .. t. Irvine, CA 92714 Barc:lav-AH1t1t• lnve1tmen1 Cor· po<lllon. California. 17702 Cowan Street. Irvine. CA. 92714 Barclay1 w .. 1.,n Pacific lnv•t· ment CorJ>Ofatlon. Calllomla, 11702 Cowan Street, Irvine. CA. 92714 Bardayt Royelty OrO\IC). Inc . Cllifornla.. 17702 Cowan Street. Irvine. CA. 92714 Barcl1ya Stanf0<d lnv..tment Corporation, Callfornla. 17-702 Cowan Street. Irvine, CA. 92714 Baraay. Mongege Corpofatlon, Cal1fom11. 11702 Cowan Street, Irvine. CA. 92714 ,,_ P\.lt>IWled Orange eo.1 Deily Piiot Marc:ti 11. 25, Apt1I 1, 8. 1914 1549-84 Ml.IC NOTICE flCTITIOUa IU ... 11 NAMllTATaMIMT The lollowlnQ petlOl'll ara OOlllQ t>ullneaa u : FINANCIAL INVESTMENT SER- VICES. 38 Ocean Vl1ta. Newport Beacfl, CA 9284!0 Kim Cllandro, 38 Ocean Vllta, NewPOfl Btedl. CA. 92&e0 John Calandto Ill. 38 Ocean Vl•ta. Newpon 8Men. CA. 92MIO Thil bullntal la conducted by a general partne<ltltp. Kim Calandro Thl1 1tatement wa1 filed with tM Coonty Cieri! of Orange County on March 6, 1984 - MUC NOTICE f1CTITIOUI llUSlllEll N 0 T I C « 0 f NA• ITATE-.rf NOM-M~ The followlt!Q l*'IOf'll are 004ng Notice It heretly gtwn 1hlt the bv1lnns u : underligned will not ba reeponlil>le THE LONDON EXCHANGE OF for ltl'J debtl Of llM>llttlel QOn-CALIFORNIA. 2340 Newpor1 BIYd trcted by anyone other ttian ,,,.,. 1 ,..~ .. __ c ............. 2.. Mt!. on Of 1tter tNa data. ........... -· -·· .. ,v v 0.1«1 ..... 23fd de, oC Maret\ Scott A. Hale. 2340 Newport 198-4 Blvd Cher'1I o Dolloff 4, COlta Meea. Cllll. 92828 2119 ~A Craig McOIMy, 17132 Amettiylt, Co9UI Meea. C~t2127 Fountain V._.,, Calif. 02708 Pub411hed OranOe Coat OaDy Pilot ~al ~':.!i'1pcon0ucted by • Maren 24. 25. April 7, 1964 Scott A, Hale 1733-8-4 fllil ltatem.nt Wal filed wllf'I tf'l9 County Clerk of Orange Coonry on ----------- PutlleNO 0r-. Coeet °* Piiot Mardi 18, 25, Apt111, I , 1114 1541-1"4 ACTmOUI al II ... MAim IT•'ORllT TM ICJlowtne penon .. ~ ~ .. : O.C. PARTY EXCHANGE. 104<41 Ctiriltmaa Or . HuntlnQton a-it\, CA. 9264e Wiiiiam L Oemy.,.. 104-41 Chmtmea Or.. Huntlng1on a.cti. CA. 92&46 Tiiis bu9lneu II conduc1.ed by: 111'1 I~. Wllllem L e>emywa This ltltement ~ fl1'IC;1 wtV\ IN COunty a.-oC Or~ on Match e. 19&4 l'MI* Pubbhed Orange C09M OIMy PMot Maret\ 1t, 2S. Matd\ 1. a. 1tM 1550-&4 Petaluma poli~e said 30-ycar-old G lona Rele1 was injured sliJhtly when she bit into a chocolate-covered mint cookie containing a sewing needle. Those cookies had been purchased from the daughter of a neighbor. said police Sgt. John Turner. and the box was sealed when delivered. Barctays Royally lnvHlmanf Group, Inc.. California. 17102 Cowan StrMt. Irvine. CA 92714 Barclays Pan America lnve1tment Corporation. California. 17702 Cowan Sir~. lrvlne, CA 92714 Thia bulineu 11 conducted by a Feb. 28, 1984 Plll.IC NOTIC[ fMOlM ,,_. P\.lblllhed Orlt!Qt Coast Daffy Publlstied 0rltlQI Cout Dally flCTTTIOUlllUMmH N~ITAT'lmNT The lollowlng per'IOfta are doing bullneal .. Piiot March 18. 25. April 1, 8. 1984 Piiot Maren 11. 18. 2S. April 1, 1984 1551-84 1407-M ST A TE.llmfT CW ~MUMM FICTmOUI IU8Mll MAim TM fOllowlnQ perlOnl l'lave aban- l(IM KAMP ASSOCIATES. 3400 Irvine.Ave. •208, Newi>Oft Beectt. The Food a nd Drug Administration said there have now be eight cases of possible tampering in Northern California -the two new cases. four in Fremont. one 1r. Sao Jose a nd o ne in Pittsburg. Sharp objects were found in -seven of the cases; the eighth involved a pin-sized ho le in th e cookie box. a spokesman said. There also was one unconfirmed report from a man in Fresno who claimed he had been poisoned by some cookies. the FDA said. general partnefehip. -----------John C Connolly. Praaldenl flt&IC NOTICE Thi• 11a1emen1 wu nted wttl\ the ---,;...;,,.~..._-......-__ _ C".ounty Cl«tl of Orange County on FICTITIOUI 9u ... ll Marcti 1. 1984 MAm ITAT'lmNT F2Mn The followlng l)erlOns are doing Publilhed OranQa Coul Dally bulinnt at: Piiot Aprll 1, 8, 15, 22, 1984 THE SNOW JOB, 525 Falrtex Or. 1653-14 11 13. Coate Mfta. CA. 92527 Matthew Deen Kurtz. 525 Falrlex ---m-... -1C-NO_TIC_E ___ 1 Dr. • 13. Cotta Mae. CA 92e21 ,-uu.. Ruth Ann Kurtz. 525 Fairfax Or flCTITIOUI MJl*lll NAIR ITATU..NT TM followlnQ parton i. doing bullneUU: 1113. Colla M .... CA. 92627 Thi• bullMSI II conducted by: • gerieral partnership. Matthew Dean Kum Thia al1tamenl WU fUecl witti the COunty Clerk of OranQt County on IUIUC NOTICE FlCTITtOUS IU ... H NA• ITATIMIHT TM followlnQ par1on ii dolnQ t>ulineu u: A. & A. WOODJOINTING, 26271 Via Roble. MllSlon VlejO. Callf 92851 JOMPh W. Hlllaran. 25271 Via Roble. Mllalon \lle!O. Calif 9215 I This butlnea1 l1 conducted by. an Individual JOHPh W. Hallaren Tiiis 1tatement wu filed wltti the County Clef'll of Orange County on Feb 28, 1984 ~ doned IM UM Of the FlctltkMll Bu91- neu Name: TRADITIONAL HOMES Rf AL TY ANO DEVELOPMENT, 2915 East Coast Hwy . Corona def Mar. Calif. 92625 EV9ret1 O.Vld Bulk. 11 San s.t>ullan, Newi>Oft Belch. c.111. 92680 TM Flc11110u1 8usinMI Name r• '-red tO above W&I filed in ~ County on o.cemo. 7. 1983 Thll buslnesl WU conducted by an lndlvtdual Everett Daved Bulil Thi• 1tatement w .. nled wttti tn. County Clerk of Orange County on Feb 28. 1964 F232178 CA. 92MO • Marta Kim. 2030 W 15th. Santa AM. CA. 927<MI Oevtd ~. 23268 Way. laouna e..ctl, Ca tffS 1 Thil bu.,_ i. conducted by: I general pannerlllip. Marta Kim Tiits 1tatement was rMed with the County Cieri! of Orange COunty on March 5. 1964 nD1t Pul>lllhed ~ Cout Delly Piiot Marctl 18. 25. Apnl 1. 8. 198' 1556-84 The FDA said it found no problem s in 15.000 boxes of cookies that were X-rayed in St. Louis. Mo .• afier pins were found in cookies there. Another 15,000 boxes of cookies remain in storaie in Ren o. Nev .. and it is no t yet clear whether they will have to be X-rayed before distribution. REAL ESTATE REPAIR, • 14 MoonrlH Ct .. Newport Beech. CA Ge0tge W11dhauMr. 1114 Moon· rlM Ct., Newpo<1 Beacti. CA. Mardi 6, 1964 '240214 PublllMd Orange Cout Dally Publllhad Orat!Qt Coall Dally Piiot March 11, 18. 25. April 1, 1984 P\.lbltlhed er.,. Coast Delly Piiot Marcti 11, 18. 2S, Aptll 1, 1964 1401·84 flCTmOU9 ........ . NAiil ITATDIENT The Food and Drug Administration has said "no manufacturing problems" arc respons ible for t1'e foreign objects that have been found in the cookies since the first Thi• bullneaa II conducted by· an lndlvldual. Piiot March 18. 25. April 1. 8. 1914 1405·84 TM folloWlng per90f'I II doltlQ bullneU .. TEC..NICAL TYPING SERVICES, 1859 Pat'lt'Mta Ctrde. Colla~ CA. 92627 1552-84 -----------GeOfge Wa.ldhaullf Thi• alatemenl wa1 nled with tn. -----------County Clefll of Orlt!Qt County on P\11\.IC NOTICE March 22. 198' "They appear to have no single source or s ingle "241.. F1CTITIOUI aulfNEll h . . d be ' t ' . P\.lbllltled OrltlQI Cout Dally was discovered in St. Louis two weeks ago. c arac~ensuc._ an many may .me ,?<' tampennp Pilot AprH 1 8 15 22 1964 NAMl ITATl'MINT followmg earlier reports of such obJectS. the FDA ~ • • • • 1827•84 The lollo'#lnO parton1 .,, dolt!Q this week. ~~~OVETISING ANO MAR- DEATH NOTICES Pta.IC NOTICE KETING, 18025 Skyparll Ctrcle, ___ :..;:;,;;;;;.;.~:.;;..;.;.;.;;;.... __ Sulta F, Irvine, CA. 92114 "CTITlOUI 9\lllMEU NAMllTA~ TM IOilowtng per1on 11 dolt!Q bU1ineu 11 Timothy Blair Ebert, 619 H1mll· ton, Cotta Mesa. CA 92e26 Wallace E 1n1. 24811 Lallefleld. L#le For•t. CA. 92830 ---THE FREDERICK CO .. 2121 811 .. n St .. Santa Ana. CA. 9270<4 Barry Fradeflcll Branin, 1790 Panay Cir .• Costa Mela. CA 92e28 Ttill ~ 1a conducted 1>y an Thi• bualneu 11 conducted by a gene<al partnef1hlp. '· WILLMS MATILDA &. WILLMS. beloved wife of Sylvester A Willms. lovi.ng molher of .. r ~ MA"80" LAWN-MT. oun Mortuary• C.me1ery Crem11ory 1825 Glsler Ave. Cos11 Mesa 540-5554 "l"CE 8ROTHE"I llLL 8"0AOWAY MO,.TUA"Y 110 Broadway Colla Mesa ~2·9150 IAL Tl 8U•OU•ON IMITH & TUTHILL WHTCLlff CHAPIL •27 E 17th SI Costa Mtse &•6·9371 NoCO"MICK MO .. TUARY l7H Laoun• Canyon Rd. " Laguna IMch, Ca 8265 1 4'4-9-4 15 c An1t.a (J ohn) Kelly, Carol Kimmel. Diana (Max) George and Ricllard (Patty) Willms and loving Sisler, Hat.el Crow. She Is alto survived by 13 grand- children, 14 great grand- children and host of nieces ll'd1vldual. • Betry F Branin Ttil1 11atemen1 waa filed witti the County Cler'lt of Orange County on Marcti 23, 1914 ,,.,111 Timo1tiy B EWI Thia 11atemant WU flied with Iha County Cl«tl of 0r.,. County on M•ch 8. 1ta• ,-aecmo Publllhed OranQ• Coa1t Dally Piiot March 11. 25, April 1. 8. 1964 t55S-8A Pul>lllhed 0rltlQI Cout Delly -----------PllOt As>rM 1. a. 16. 22. 19841833-84 __ __;,Pta....;.,;.o .. te..;...;..NO~TIC..-,;;.E __ _ and nephews. Visitation will ___ MUC ___ NO_TIC_E___ ~· __,.,.. .. be Sunday. April 1, 1984 The,:=~ dolt!Q from 12 NOON to 5 PM. flCTTTIOUI IU ... 11 ~ u Services Monday. April 2, KAMI ITATI...,,. OOfoilALOSON. BELZANO & AS- 1984 al l PM at the Harbor TM followlt!Q perton 11 dolt!Q SOCIATES. 2102 ButlMN c.,,1., In butlne11 a1: Or . Suitt 103, ll'VIM, CA 92715 Lawn Mortuary. tennent LEASE FUNOING SYSTEMS. 459 Robeft M. Oona~n. Inter- Harbor Lawn Memorial Promontory Drive EMt, Newport national Ltd (C.ilfOfnl•l. 6431 Park. Harbor Lawn/M ount Baecti. CA 92MO GOW\ Clrde, HuntlnQton a-it\, M Dir David Donoven McCollum. 459 CA. 92&4 7 Olive ortuary, ec10ra. Promontory Drive E111. NewP9f'1 Thi• bUllneu 11 conOueted by • ~0-55~ Baectl. CA. 9284!0 OOfpofltlOn WORTH Thia butlnMt It condue1ed l>y an Aob4w1 M Oonaldton. Pfeekl«'l1 lndlvldual TNt llttament WM Ned wtttl t"9 K E N N ET H H A R R Y O.Yld o McCOllUm COunty on ot 0r.,. COunty on WORTH, born Aupt 30, Thll 1taternent •N Ned wttti the Mardi 23. ,.._. 1921. plSted March 30. 1984. =...ty2o.r.. lHAof 0r.,. COunty on ne1?M He was a member of the Publl"*' OrinQt Coat Delly ~ p"°' Aptll 1, •. 15. 22. lta4 N~ Harbor Elka Club Pul>ltlhed ~ Cout °""Y 1131·8' for many yean He la Pilot AprM 1. a. t&. 22. tta41llCM4 survived by hla laving wife , ___ MUC ___ NO_TICE ___ _ P1~ brother Dale and hilt"'::========:;;-1, __ __... _____ _ wtfe C.OU n; dauahiers, ~,.-01 Sandy Brown and Judy 10 oo Klem, IOn, Kermttth Steven \ 1~ "' ...... Worth. dauahte:r. S\lD.nM, 1 1t-4 '~, dauahw Lynn; '°" Steve 1 ••\" II"" ... ,_ Broderwn and hta wife ' 1'*4 \"' P amela and six 1rand· r, '~- child.ttn. Vlattation Sund.a , ' 1M April l, 1984 frofO l~glllgl"ll"l..J N 0 ~ a t t er what untll 7 PM . ~rvkllll Mon-d o r day, Apnl 2. 1934 at you re o1ng Y u Pacific Vlew Mort ln h 0 m 8 t 0 w n lieu of no rs. c:SooaUona newspaper may a. mact. \0 Lhe Amltri· The Illy Pilll flt s 1n CAn Cancer Society. Padhc .._ ________ _, Vi~W Mortuary. °'rtttorl P\8.IC NOTICE FICTmOUI 8UIMH NAIR ITATIMmff The followlng perton1 are d oltlQ bullnesl u · MARINERS MILE SHIPYARD. 2439 W Coe11 Hwy.. Newport Beach. Calif 92683 Turn1tone Corporation. Call- IOl'nla. 2439 W. Cont Hwy Newpon Beactl. Celif 92863 Tti11 bulineu IS conducted by a COfpot' atton James Evan• Prelldent PlB.IC NOTICE ITATlllUfT CW dA~NT CW UU Of= flCTTTIOUI 9U9INlll MAa. TM folloWlng perton1 ha\19 aben· doned the UM of the ActltlcMll 8ull- nM1 Name ACQUISITION ASSOCIATES . 1924 Holiday Rotd. Newport Beach. C111f 92660 Sandr1 El6!tm Sleter 192• Hol- lday Roao Newport Beach. Calif 92660 TM Fletllk>UI Bulllneu Name , .. llfred to above wu flied 1n Orange Jud ith Iran• Gou11. 1859 Parkvtlta Cira.. Cotti ~. CA. 92627 Thtl l>u.in..s II conducted l>y an ll'dlvidual Judith I. Goula ftil9 llatement was filed with the County Cieri! of Orange County on Marcn 5. 1984 ntOIMI Pub41Shed Orange Coast 09My Pilot March 18 25 Apr1t 1 8 1964 15-«-84 Thia statement was filed will\ the County Clefk ol Orange County on March 11. 18. 25, April 1. 1914 f2M't County on February 7 1914 m-tC NOTICE This t>ullness wu con<lucted by a ____ ,.uu..~~------ Pvbllshed Orange Cout Oalty Piiot Maren 11, 16, 25, Aprll 1, 1914 1404-84 .,, lndlvt<Nal Sandra Elluns Slat« flCTITIOUI IU ... 11 Tti11 ltllem«tt wu llteo with IM MA• ITA~ County Cleft< of Orange County on The folloWlng person• are doing Mar 1,,. 1914 oullneU u: -----------tne no F237977 CABINET"'S PLUS. 1835 Wtilltler Pta.JC NOTICE Pvbl•"*' 0r-eoui 0-.. A\19 . c-1 Colt• Meea. CA 02e21 -...-... , Ronald A Oeltefano 231 24th flCTmOUI IUllNIH Pilot March 25· AP'il 1· I 15• ltaA Place Cotta Mela, CA 92e27 NAMI ITATIMl'NT 1~ Ron1IO J Banton. 510 TM follOwlng per1on1 are dOlllQ -----------• M11guerlle Corona Oel Mar. CA ooa1neu u 92625 THE TOTAL HEAL THCAAE • P\8.IC NOTICE Thi• bvslnftl ia conducted oy a CENTER. ~3072 Lelle Center OrW.. getieral pat1netihtP Sutt• 200. t..k• For .. t, Calif 92830 flCTlTIOUI IU ... SI Ronald A 0.1erano W•twor'ld Community HMlth-NAMI ITA nmNl Thia 1tllament wu fli.d Wltf\ 1"9 cart. Inc . Stafol of Callfomla, 23072 The tollowlt!Q P9flOl'I .. OOlnO County Cltfk of Oranqe COunty on Lake Center Drlw, Sulla 200. Like ~A~ TY BODY WORKS. 2930 Maren 5 1964 For•t. Calif 92830 &r1t1ol '"C'", Coeta Meea, C-111 ~ Ttlil butiMA II conducied by-I 92826 Publlltled Orange Cout 0.ity COfJ)Ofl llon Edwatd Van Klewren 10238 Pllol Marcl'I 18 25 April 1 8 1984 f~ti J c,. .... eor., see 1s.-1_.. Thia 1111tmenl•a&.flled wllh the N~1f'G•. Fountain Valle¥. Cellf 92}oe Count~ Clerk "bf OranQt County on Ttilt 1>u111neaa It condueted by an Fet> 28· 19~ lndlvlduel ,,... P\.lblllhed Oranqe Cout Deity Ed'ward v.,., Klaveren Piiot Mateti 11 18 25, APf!I 1, 108' Thia atatement wea Med wltti lhe NllC NOTICE t3N..f4 County Ctetk of Orenge County Oii Mar 14 1914 ,.,.... Publllhed Orange COM! Deily Piiot Marcti 2S Aprll 1 8 1S. tM4 1701-14 NltC NOTICE RCTn'IOUe.,_. .. MAm8TAnmwT The fCJlowtne penone .. doing l>ullnen .. : RITCHEY ASSOCIATES. 1 BtoollhOfloW Of'M, Santa Alta. Caltt 92705 Stantey K Gentzter, I Wint•· gf"Mn. !MM. C..f 92714 Bradford H. Mlllef. 31952 Apueato Wey. Trabuco Canyon. C.llf 82818 lee w. Ptlelpa. 9176 CresMew Circa. Vll&a Pllrtl, Calif. 92917 Dennlll K. $ant\, 864-0 Main Street. TUllUn, Cellt 92MO Thll bualneea II conducted by: a oer-• partnet1fllp o.Mll K. Senft Thll ata.temeflt Wiii fled with v. COunty ewtt o1 Orange COunty on Mii 16, 1984 ,,.,. Publllhecl ~ Cout Delly PJot Maren 2-5.,J.fri 1. 8, 15, 1964 11~ flCTITIOUI ._,..., NAME ITAnmwr Tfte lollowWlg ~ II doing ~u. HOLL.ANO ASSOCIATES 2•24 Newpof1 Blvd . Coate Mesa Calif 92827 Klltifyn Ann Hol'and. 2424 ........_ POf1 Blvd • eo.11 MeM. Callf 92927 This~ la condueled by an inOMdulf KatrlNI HOland TM l~lement WU tiled WJtti IM County Cler1t of OrllnQe COunty on Mlf 16. 1984 FM1• Publ11hed Orange Coelt 0..., Pilot Marc:ti 25 Aprll 1 8. 15 ,,... 1703-14 F1C11TlOUI llUU«ll MAmlTATUllWT Tf\e ~ l*'IOO la OOlnQ l>UllneN ... SEA BREEZE LANDSCAPE MAINT 2Ge1 0rMge A-- 8 Coate ...... Cdf 92127 P8'1Q L McOulllan. 2tl I Of angeA--8. Coat• MMe. Calif tM27 Tl'lll bulllntll i. conducted l>y WI tndl'llCNll Patrldl L McQulllan Thia 1111..,.,1 ... ,... 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A limited number of tickets Is still available for what is being planned as a "Gala Evening of Jet-Set Excitement" -the Home Builders Council Casino Internationale. The event wiU be held Saturday, April 7. from 8 p.m. at the beautiful. new Marina Ballroom of 1he Disneyland Hotel and is traditionally one of the premier occasions of the year, noted event chairman Dennis Sundstrom of tHe Carma·Sandling Group. when they talk mortgage, they mean trust deed By ARTHUR WAIGHT Q -I hear end reed about mortgagH when purchealng • home or other property, yet when I talked to • reel eatete aeleamen, he Hid thet In C•lltomle they rarely UH m0rtaoea, moetly truat dMd8' or e deed of trutt. Ot;vloualy there I• • dtfferenc.. Cen you tell me Wht!t aome of the difference• ere? -: Nancy McDonald, Orange. A -Yes, I can tell you some difference between trust deeds and mortgages. According to one source. In everyday language in California. what people are calling a mortgage is a deed of trust or trust deed. It Is estimated that over 99 percent of ttle instruments executed by the buyer and seller of property will be a deed of trust, because It is more of an advantage to the lender, according to California laws. Essentially, here's the'ditterence. If you tiave a mortgage'ln California, there are two parties tb the transaction. The one who borrows the money to buy the property is called the mortgagor. The one who lends the money is called the mortgagee. The mortgagor /borrower gives the mortgagee/lender, a llen on the property that Is enforceable until the d~bt Is paid back. When all the money Is paid back, or as they say, "We paid off the mortgage,'' the lien Is lifted from the property. The mortgagor/buyer hps title to the property while hl aking the mortgage payments. . Under a deed of trust. there a( erally three parties to the transaction. The buy r s -called the trust or. the lender is called the beneficiary and the third party Is called the trustee. The trustee Is generally named by the beneficiary/lender to hold title to the property until the debt Is paid. Usually they are disinterested parties to the tran~action . ,.. The benefictary/lender also informs the trustee/title holder If the buyer /trust or does not pay the payments as due and, in the case of detault on the note. the trustee/title holder conducts a trustee's sale of the prq~rty. When the note. or debt, is paid in full. the beneficiary/lender Informs the trustee/title holder. who reconveys title to the buyer /trust or. Another major difference is that. 1f in the event of a foreclosure sale the property Is sold by the mortgagee/lender, the mortgagor /buyer has one year after the sale to redeem the property by paying back all back payments and certain other costs. In a trustee/titleholder sale, there Is no redemption period once the sale Is made. , We haven't gone Into this entirely. but there Is enough Information, I believe, to assure you there are some differences. A further discussion should be held with your attorney. Next time you see or hear anything that refers to mortgages In Cali- fornia, they are probably talking about trust deeds. Artbur Wright Is s member of the New- port-Mess Board of Realtors. Please send ques- tions to him In care of Rest Estate Report, Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay Street, Costs Mesa, CA 92626 Questions regarding real estate lsw should be ~'6ferred directly to your attorney. Coldwell Banker. to try Manhattan_ J i f x. t .., I.) r "' f ~ LOS ANGELES (PAN) --Coldwell Banker. a member of the Sears Flnanc1al Network and America's largest full-servloe real estate company, has announced It la opening residential brokerage offices In the Greater New York City metropolitan w ~ er ea. "Casino night is always well·attended, and it's a great opportunity for people to get together for a fun evening," Sundstrom explained. Sundstrom also emphasized that since tickets are only sold on a space available basis, it Is advisable to purchase right away. . . there will be dance music. refreshments and an array of hors d'QeUvres. In addition. there will be prize drawings dur1ng the evening. with major prizes given out at the end of the evening. . . Those who attenc can loo forward to using free play money "chlJlS" they will be given to test their skills at roulette, craps and blackjack. The donation Is $70 per couple. or .$40 per person: Dress Is black tie optional. Tickets may be obtained from any Home Builders Council Board member I Casino Committee members, or from Jay Blakslee at Safeco Titl41 Insurance, (714) If they want to take a break from the action, 662-7816 """ ManUlflv• F•w• H•rbour • e .. : i ~ -.,.n<CU Plclo San Clemente ~ Hrgh School Y u CAN own at the beach! Easy to, qualify for financing now makes homeownership possible-even at the.beach! Imagine cl charming Nev.· England-c;tyled village that overlooks the entire San Clemente clrecl . One anJ two c;tor; homes, remrn1scent ot Cclpe Cod Built with all the quality that's made Lu!il.. the lecldrng re .. 1<lent1al builder in Southern Cali fornia tor cllmost ~orty yran •. And priced from just 5109,000*! •Wood-burning fireplaces • Finished oak cJbmcts • Priv,ltl' patios and <leeks • Vaulted ceilings and skylights (some plans)• CultureJ marble counter topc; •Big tw0-(ar garages with automatic ~aragc door opencrc; Come see Fcl1re Harbour' quu.•t ecure world ot seaside livrng today Then find out how aHordable 1t all can be with "Lusk leverage" on your side "LUSK LEVERAGE",., likl· no othl'r torm ol hnancrng for your new home. Smee the Lusk Company 1~ makrn~ the \nan directly to the buyer, 1t can quality by its own standards of acceptability. 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' l . . -'l • 1 ,,.--- ~ eo.t DAILY PtLOT~ ... 1. 19"4 HB' s La Cuesta towhh~meS . sell out first thre,e phaSes The flrat three~ at La CU9eta By \hi See t~wnhOmel In Huntl~on, e.ctt "8W eokf out qulckly, report• Ay,.., whlCh hM "**"ty r"H•d the townhomn' flnar phue becauM of htgh demand. A popular floor ~an, 1>4an 10. otfen the homeowner 1, 700 aquar• feet of two-atQtY Uvtng with three bedroom• and 2th batha. Amenltlee tncfude a massive corner fireplace In the ltvlng roo~ wh ch Is adjacent to the fonnel dining area. Upstairs otters a gaUe,y or atudy area that overlooks the living room. a master bedroom with a private fireplace, large dreuafng and wardrobe u ea and a Roman tile tub. In addlton, thte home features an attached, two-.car garage with an automatic door opener. All homes are situated on large Iota, aJlowlno tor a patio. garden or spa. "'""" La Cuesta otters a choice between four different floor plan styllngs. ranging from a single-story. two-bedroom, two-bath plan to a two-story. three-bedroom. 2'.4 bath plan. "' Prices start from $161,990 with several financing programs being offered. These include an interest rate of 10'h percent, 30..year fixed rate and 9•,., percent for seven years. In addition to the financing and popular 'floorplans. this distinctive townhome community :features recreation al opportunities that Include a Artiat'• conception of typical townhome at La Caena by the Sea lD Hanu.n,ton Beach. :tennis court with prlvate·clubhOUl§...8S well as the .beaches of the Pacific Ocean. which Is only a few blocks away. wood· burning fireplace. tlle roof. bonus room, tlnuous clean oven. gas cook top, heavy duty large wardrobe closet ·and dressing area, Inside dishwasher and ceramic tlle countet tops. Interior appointments In specific plans Include cathedral ceilings. libra~ l.otts and galleries, laundry area, dead bott locks and smoke alarms. Vlstors may rpch la Cuesta by the Sea Kitchens feature bullt~ln microwave. built-In con-Town homes by taking the San Diego freeway to the . ' !1n1nediate occupancy at Sycamore Village Sycamore Village Condominiums offers Im- mediate occupancy and 11 V. percent 30-year fixed rate to all qualified buyers. The builder. Wiiiiamsburg Development Corp., has Included a variety of features, such as a wood-burning brick fireplace In the llvtng room and wall-to-wall carpetjng. The semi-formal dining room Is Just beyond with double French doors that extend Into the backyard on warm summer evenings. with eolld wood louvered door:s and a combination garden tub and shower. "Now with our new 30-year fixed rate financing of 11'111 percent, APR 11.41 percent (annual percentage rate)." states Robert Beekman. s~okesman for the builder, "buying a new home JUSt became easier. Buyers qualify at a lower rate. with only 5 percent down and substantially lower payments and most importantly, the security of 30-year fixed rate loan." These two or three-bedroom. 1'h bath homes are priced from $94,950 to $99.995 and range In square footage from 1,055 to 1.205. Ceramic tile counter tops, natural hardwood cabinets. double enamel sinks, ar.d vtnyl floors make the kitchen practical as well as beautiful. Also Included Is a bullt-ln pantry, automatic dishwasher. a combination stove and oven, a deluxe food waste disposer and pre:plumblng for a refrigerator lcemaker. T.he exterior landscaping Is designed to give the homes the charm of the countryside as well as the elegance of a formal park and Is maintained by the homeowners· association. Individual land- scaping Is available In the private backyard. which Is large enough for a custom spa. Sycamore Village Is located at the corner of Euclid and Hazard In Santa Ana. • The master bedroom boasts a walk-In closet Walker & lee Is the exclusive agents for the development, which Is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally except Thursday. For more Information, call 554-9216. ~} -- THE Your opportunity to own a beautiful home in a prime Orange County coastal location is finally here! These are the homes you've been waiting for. Tocayo Canyon and Tocayo Hills are ready for you in NptJh San Clemente! Sales begin on SaturdaY. March 31st. This is a once-in-a-lifetime homeouying opportunity-your chance for a gorgeous home in the master-planned community of Forster Ranch . ---., Tocayo Canyon is a distjJlctive com-For detached single family homes with munity of si ngle fam ily deu<Ghed garden a ftair for elegance, Tocayo Hiiis is the per- homes artfully designed to suit your good feet choice. These 1 & 2 story homes offer taste . 1 & 2 story plans with your choice of plans of 3 & 4 bedrooms, 2 & 3 baths, all 2 & 3 bedroom . and 2 & 2Yi ---------....,.•"°'•TO•ICM.I... set on spacious lots with bath plans boast the lu xury / plenty of room to grow. Oak of woodburning fireplaces . r~~ cabinetry, woodburning fire- oa k cabi netry, full fencing , ~ ;;;OWtoe places, lifetime tile roofs, I 1 f et i me t i I e roofs . and .. "°"'nA and attached 2-car garages attached 2-car garages . NEWPORT RANCH are just a few of the amen-BEACH Annlt "' StParns OevP.tnomPnl HAS R1>al EstatP SPr111c p< Sales begin laturclay, March 31st ai 9 a.m. Come out early for best selectlon. Previews clrew an owerwhelmlng crowcl, so don't miss out! (714) •9&.5170 ' I .r Beach Boulevard off-ramp. Trave1 south on Beach to Atlanta Ave .. right on Atlanta to the project. Profeaatonalty decorated models are open dally except Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Refinancing ·hampered by stiff perialty 8J81MONIYKEI When Interest rates drop following a period of high-cost mortgages, many owners think about refinancing. Some owners are shocked to find It Is not aa simple as just paying oq the loan balance and starting over. • ( The prepayment penalty rears Its ugty head. Prepayment penalties are. quite sJmpfy, charges levied against a borrower for paying off a loan before It Is due. E.xcept for government lending programs like VA. FHA and Cal-Vet. prepayment penalty provisions are found In most loan agreements. Lenders .claim several justifications: • Administrative costs -the costs a lender Incurs In making a new loan. • Lag time -lost Income due to money lying Idle between payoff and relendlng. • Lender expectations -prepayment disrupts the lender's expectation of long-term high-Interest returns on the loan. r • Loss due to dropping rates -prepaid loan funds are re-lent at lower rates. California law guarantees owners of four or less residential units the right to prepay their loans. The state's only statutory limitations on prepayment penalties appty to owner-octup~ properties and to some types of variable Interest • rate loans. For owner-occupied resldentlal real estate consisting of four or less units, prepayment penalties are llmtted to the loans' first flve years. Penalties cannot el(ceed an amount equal to six months' advance Interest. Also, no penalty can be charged when the prepaid amount Is leas than 20 percent of the original principal. In recent years, the prepayment penalty has survived several court challenges. Borrowers have argued that lenders' admlnls- trattve costs are always recovered "up-front." Items such as loan origination fees and "points" offset lenders' losses due to the use of prepaid funds to finance new loans. The lenders' "lag time" argument Is answered by showing that cash on hand never sits Idle In today's lending Institutions. lenders are fond of the saying: "lettuce rots If It sits on the shelf!" Lender clatms that prepayment frustrates expectations of long-term profits Is countered by pointing out the average California mortgage It prepaJd by Its fifth year. The solltary bright spot for consumers was a recent court decision preventing a lender from extracting a prepayment penalty after declaring a loan "due-on-sate." Borrowers forced to repay loans In full under terms of the due-on-sale clause (which makes a loan due and payable Immediately a property Is transferred) cannot now be hit for a prepayment penalty. After all. the prepayment Is being demanded by the lender, not volunteered by t he borrower. Simon Sykes Is editor of first tuesday, a Journal for the real estate Industry, P. o. Box 20068, Riverside, CA 92506. Toro firm takes Anaheim project Profeaslonal Community Management Inc. (PCM), an El Toro-baaed flrm that 11 Qne of the nation'• largest manager• of condominium and planned coqimunlty homeowner aaeociatlona. hu been retalnf!td by Pacnetter Hornet to aerve as community manager of Its Sutter Creek con- dominium development In Anahefm. "' PCM, which currently manages aome 42,000 relfdentlal units In 233 homeowner aaeoclatlona In Callfomla. Arl%on•, Colorado and Aorlda, wlll provtde administrative and nnanciat managment .. rv1cea for the Sutter Creek homeowner uaocl•- tlon. Saa.a are under wit at the 60-unlt develop- ment, whkm I• at Ball AOad and Beach BouteYard. PCM, which atao provtdea planning ••tance to cMMtlopera tn eatabUahlng CC&RI and oper- atlont budget• for community aaeoctatfona, la a aubtldlary of Johnatown American Propertlet, • dlverae national r I .. tate Hrvloea firm based In Atlanta. f Twenty-two new cuttomlzed, manufactured homee are avaflable for pt~ at L.ak• Perk Santa Ana North. . Each hu a alt•bullt, two-car a-• and la situated on a concrete aupport IYlteim that 11 t9Uted ae the flrlt of lta kind to clOMty ,...,,,t>ie a conventional foundation. Some of the homee are r'Ndy for Immediate occupancy at the recreatlon~ted adutt com-munity. Prices at Lake Park atart at 168,300 for a 1,248-square-f oot manufactured home In ready-t<Hnove-tn condition. Included are a garage, automatic door QS>ener, cuatom hardecaplng, extensive landscaping and aprlnkler1. "Lake Park combines-the beet of two worlds," said spokesman Ed Evans. "Adults can enjoy the privacy of a slngte-famlly detach9d home by two of California's leadlng manufacturers, Gofden West Homes and Westway Homes, along with. many more attributes than are usually aaaoclated with condominium living." Situated above 17th Street In North Santa Ana, Lake Park ls completely walled and gated for privacy and security. A large lake stocked with fish creates a focal point for the adult community, whlle also establlshlng water views for some of the 'homes. In addition to the fishing lake, Lakv>ark offers a swimming pool with a garden p .. tio and a community pav1Jlon with meeting rooms, kl.tchen facllltles, a c8'd room, blfllard room, a fully-equipped exercise room and a spa. "The long-term lease offers economic advan- tages beyond other housing opportunities In central Orange County and other manufactured home communities," Evans noted. "And there are no monthly homeowner' a association fees." Specials noted at Costa .Mesa's Presden Villas Presden VIiias, a new condominium home development, offers Its residents many special Items. The skylight over the stalrwell In the entry deck Is the first thing to catch a visitor's eye, followed by the custom leaded glass Inset In the front door. There Is another leaded glass window, to capture the slfn's rays, In the llvlng room and a desJgner chandelier hung from the celling In the dining area. Oa'k trim pops··up in lnany areas and the custom oak cabinets and blac~lass oven door are -added pluses, as are the "butcher-block" · col.l[lter-tops. A new feature -a response to changing lifestyles -Is the "two master bedroom" plan, ideal for dual ownership. Each master bedroom has a full wall of closet space llnd full private bath - one with an oversized ceramic tlle shower and one with full fiberglass tub/shower. And each bath boasts upgraded antique brass fixtures. A garage-door opener Is Installed In each oversized garage, which allows plenty of space for storage. Also Included as features are wall-to-wall carpeting, sliding glass doors to the private balcony from both the llvlng room and dining area anct a pass-through bar from the kitchen to the llvlng area. A dishwasher, double porcelain sink with disposer and custom llghtlng fixtures are also featured . Concrete driveways, electronlcally controlled outside lighting and d~oratlve trees and shrubs are designed to give the exterior the look of a moonlit park. Presden VIiias are priced from $105,950 and buyers can qualify with as little as 5 percent down and Interest rates that start at 91A percent for the first two years. Real Estate Faire planned fQr June Bank of America, Coldwell Banker, Tlcor Insurance, and First American Title are among two hundred companies offering real-estate related services that will have an opportunity to meet thousands of potential homebuyers and current homeowners at the upcoming first annual Real Estate Faire and Industry Expo for the General Public, to be held June 12-14 at the. Anaheim Marriott Hotel. A combination of exhibitors and symposia covering all aspects of buying and financing a home, the faire/expo will enable the general public to learn everything necessary to know about buying a house and all the support services that are part of the process, Including financing, escrow, title search, home prot.ectlon, plans, termite Inspec- tions, homeowner's Insurance, credit checks, etc. The first annual Real Estate Faire and Industry ~o for the General Public Is the t>ralnchlld of real estate executive Dennis Byers, who was respon- sl ble for creating the first real estate lenders' fair for the trade Jn 1981. The concept has been adapted and reproduced au over the Western United States. Byers, In conjunction with co-producers Rich- ard Norton and Ed Murphy of Awesome Pro- ductions, decided to restructure the orlglnal concept and reorient the show to the general publlc. Now,. according to Byers, member• of the Industry not only have an opportunity to meet each other, they are also able to meet large numbers of potential consumers of their lteMcea. In addition, the Information potential home- buyers receive at the f af re/expo -such as free pr•quallfylng to determine exacity how much they can afford to epend on a home -encourages and speeds up the real estate process. ·•we have had tremendous response from the Industry thus far," says ey.,.., "and I believe It la t>eeauM our approach combines the highest level of conaumer education wtth a friendly, falr·lfke · atmosphere. For the ftrat time 9wr. potentlal homebuyera can come to one plac. and com- pafleon ahop for au the aervtcet they need. This approach offers greater chotoe to t~ conaumer and creates a win-win situation for att..,d ... and exhlbltora allk•·" . I -- - A sPectacular choice of homes and estate sites behind ~arded gates in Newport Beach. From magnificent townhomes on the grandest of scales, SJ'\N DIECO f\.V) to . estate-sized lots large enough for a substantial custom home of your own design with swimming pool plus tennis court, to highly-traditional single-family detached homes, Belcourt offers all the finest of the special way of life that is Newport Beach. From $375,000 to 1.7 Million , EXCELLENT FINANCING. See salesperson for details (714) 720-1016 . BElCOURr ~ Model homes arr op"n daily from 10:00 a. m. to o·OO µ. m. ASK SALES REPRESENTATIVE ABOUT OUR HOME EXCHANGE PROGRAM BROKER COOPERATION an lncrMMd lnt.,...t In homel with nrep1ece9, white 5 percent ' obMrVed 1 decreued lnt.,..t In ---:-~---------.,...._,.,.___ ftreplacea. Some 45 pere9nt Of thoee polled reported that large , _ lawna lncreue ...._blllty, whlle T• W91 tffth and COztneM of a 17 percent found large lewnt ,.,...,.._la a high prtortty among make a home mor• dTfflcult to pot.nta.I homebuyert, 90C0td-Mii. tng to a nationwide eurvey of r•I • eat•• brokere. HOt ~be and Jacuull are A recent POii eponaored by ...-to mark•t th~ ewtmmlng • Electronic Realty Auoclatea pooll, ttM ERA poU found. Some (ERA F(eaf Estate) found an 67 petC«'tt of the brokera In the lncreuing number of buyers weetem region reported Jacuzz.lt want flreplaoea. Sixty-four per-make a home more aateabte, with cent of the 4,•476 brokers 11 percent. obaervtng that surveyed nationwide reported an Jacuzzis make a home tougher to Iner .... In lntereat In homee with sell. In-ground swimming poofs ftrepltcea. . make a home eaater to Mfl, "Flreplaces are one of the accordJng to 37 ·percem of the oldest features of a home, but brokers, wtille 34 percent of the stlll one of the most popular," brokers reported that an said Edward Gresham, senior In-ground pool makes a home vice president of ERA Real Es-more dlfflcult to sell. tate. In addition, more than two-thirds of the brokers re- ported that homes with large lawns are easier to sell than those with smell lawns. In the western region, 56 percent reported that there was Above ground pools, on the other hand, are more dlfflcult to sell. Some 42 percent of the brokers polled found above-ground pools more dlf- flcutt to. sell and 9 percent reported they make the home ...-toMll.~ ~ The ERA poll found the otd ,_. estate edage rerNln• true that onty th,... thlnga.,. lmP9f1ant In buying.a h0u8t: 1. location; 2. LocatlOn; 8nd 3. Locatk>n. . · Brok.. reported that good ichOQfl, good nelghborhooda. CtoMnela to wor'k, and nM1by lhoPplng are 1trengtn1 that they promote often. Among thole aurveyec:t, ~ pefoertt Uld they promote gOod tchoola. 20 per. olntMll nearbylhopplng, and 11 percent promote the eolfd neigh- borhood location. R•.,.vllue 19 promoted by 32 percent of thOM eurwyed, but : lower tax• ate not promoted as A a strength, the poll showed. · -l Other points tncJude: Low crime rate (6 percent); good municipal services (8 percent); specific part of town (8 percent); rural area, large lot or privacy ( 12 percent); nearby recreational areas, patks (24 percent); speci- fic type of home -ne\¥9f', smaller (8 percent); and apectfto price, available financing (4 per- cent). · I I View, pri'ce and locatiori sell Laguna's Beacon Hill Pointe Excellent views. competitive prices and premier location have all contributed to quick sales success for the second phase of homes at Beacon Hill Pointe, the J.M. Peters Co.'s hilltop nelghorhood In Laguna Niguel, the developer says . "We just announced avallablllty of the second phase a few weeks ago," said Tom Hover, Peters' vice president for marketing, "and already 17 of the 22 homes being offered in the second phase have been sold." The three detached, Beacon Hll Pointe homes range In size from 1,848 to 2, 760 square feet, offer three or four bedrooms In one or two stories, with tW'O, 21h or three full baths. Prices currently range from $190,000 to $285,000. Reflecting a distinctive Cape Cod architecture, and encompassing a wealth of Internal architec- tural features, the homes have been designed primarily for famlllea, although Hover Indicated that a wide diversity of hornebuyers Is responding to the many features of the Beacon Hiii Pointe lifestyle. One example of the distinctive architecture to be found In the homes Is the vaulted, open-beam celllng above the master bedroom In the Plan Three. The master bedroom also features a flrepface, compartmented master bath with twin basin vanity end separate oversized tub end shower. B E y 0 N D c 0 M ·: .. Santa Rosa Cove WdS conceived specif- ically for those who have the means to acquire the finesl In a desert home, and pre~r to surround themselve5 with an environment which is totally satisfying. The towering mountains that create the cove. the many dimensions of resort living. the sheltered setting. This IS the ultimcJte IR Thr EsStnu of Lersurr There 1s cJ r~torative stillness, an unforced generos1h• of time and space at Santa Rosa Cove that encourag~ this sense of leisure. Its physical remove from the traffic and commerc1cJI act1v1tv of the desert, its unsurpassed golf, Beacon Hiii Pointe' homes feature a variety of kitchen appllan~s. led off by a Jenn-Air trl-convert l ble hood less cookrop, a bullt-ln-Jenn-A.lr microwave and separate self-cieanlng otien, with hand-set ceramic tlle counter tops and splashboards and hand-finished oak cabinets. Addltlonal features Include hand-drafted mahogany entry doors, custom hand-trowled celling treatments and rear yard wrought Iron fencing. Although the number of homesltes In the development Is dlmfnlshlng, Hover pointed out that selection of views and plans Is stlll broad. "We do p A tenni~ . .ind resort facilities, the sheer Ix-duty of the i.etting. .. u make this c1 magnificent retreat. IJl A World Class Ttnnis Rl'sorl The L.l Quint.a Hotel Tennis Club IS without peer in the desert, and ranks as one of the most beautiful ~nnis clubs in the world. The scene of major inter- national compet1hon, the club wu created by Landnurk and some of the top n.1mes in tennis-Charlie Pasattll, Arthur Ashe, Roscoe Tanner, Stan Smith. Martv Riessen, Br1..1n Gottfried, Tom Corm.an, Bob Lutz. Donald Dell .md Dick Stod.ton E still have some excellent view tots available, but the success of the pro}ect Indicates that these wtll not be aound for much tonger." Beacon Hiii Pointe modet homes ate currently open dally from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m., and added Information Is avaJlable during theae hours by calling 496-3750. • - To reach Beacon Hiii Pointe. take the Crown Valley Parkway off-ramp from the Santa Ana Freeway and drive toward the coast. About 4~ mites from the freeway, turn left onto Club House Drive. Then tun:ot right on Nlguet Road, left on Beacon Hiii, and right once more onto Sentry Hiii. The models will be clearly vlalble on the left. ~ Big families can find comfort at Mission Springs What can a family do with a home that offers more then 3,000 square feet of IMng space and Is situated on a lot of approxlmatety 10,000 square feet? They can live royally, say sales representatives. If the experiences of current owners of Plan Six at Mission Springs In San Juan Capistrano are any Indication. "Plan Six Is the perfect big family home," said Sheridan Haasl, sales representative for the homes. "Or, It's Ideal for smaller famllles who really llke to spread out or those who do a lot of entertaining. Plan Six has the perfect balance of elegance with country comfort. Whether you enjoy relaxed family living or a more format llfestyte, this floor plan wlll suit your needs perfectly.'' -The 31160-square-foot, two-story design of- fers three bedrooms and den or four bedrooms and 21~ baths. There ls a breakfast nook as well as a formal dining room and a carpeted bqnus room In addition to the family room. Both rooms feature bullt-ln wet bars wtth custom oak cabinets. Plan Six has a three-car garage plus a workshop area that's the size of an addttlonal garage. Addltlonal amenities tn the Plan Six are a circular staircase with traditional wood banisters and ralllngs, solld oak entry doors wtth etched glass Inserts and wood French doors, and a kitchen with a greenhouse window. . The master bedroom offers a step-up retreat and fireplace, plus a view deck. The master bath offers a tub with whlrtpool system and a separate shower. "Discriminating home shoppers should defl- nltely see the Plan Six and the other plans at Mission Springs before making any buying de- cisions," said Haast. "And while they're here, I'd llke to tell them about the new llmlted time offer being extended by the builder, Maurer Elllott Constructon Co. This offer' allows buyers to llve In their new home with no principal or Interest payments for 12 months from the close of escrow. Thia offer Is avail.able to qualified buyers of homes In the current phase who are making a 20 percent down payment." Five other models, priced from $249,990, are offered at Mission Springs. Those homes are avallable In both one-and two-story designs with three or four bedrooms and two or three baths. All homes feature three-car garages. ·-1 lw .Ill I\ I' p.irt ll I r,\!Jl'n 01 th(''-(' pl.1yerc; h.1 ... m.1J~· th1<. .1 , lub •JI .. tunnmg pr•'· p1•rt1<•n .. 1 .. 1th 4 ~r.1c. ... u•urts J ddV A l 11m/11rt"l'/I' l1114' 111 El .. x1m1 I' All Mission Springs homes feature bullt·ln wet bars with. custom oak cabinetry, vaulted ceilings, ceramic t\leA>r wood parquet entry flooring, up to three flreplacea, AM/FM Intercom and electronic security systems. Other touches of luxury and convenience Include dual glazed lkytlghta and laundry room• with bullt..tn afnks. I . - A l ., , 1 •1111., ·"''' 12 h.irJ .. ,urh .i h'nnt<> ... t.1d1um .111J .. umptll<'U'-l lubh1•u.,<' '\ ml'ml>rr .. 111r in lhl' l'lub '" 1m ludt•d in th• pur, h.1 ... 1· 1 •t l'\ "'" h1 •mr' JI O..,,intJ I{, .... ,, ( ll\t' fP I' l ·"'' t /11/• ,•I "11r1·1/11/11>t Drrneri-11•n• 11" m11 .. 1 11111 .. 1,in~inR g<1lf m the J, .. ,..,, 1m11n~ the hne.,t in thr w11rld f h1• l.1 l2111nt.1 H1•tel L11ll Club Tw,1 Ill h11 ,. • h.1mp11•n.,h1r C\tur<.l'" 01'<.1gneJ b, '"'rid crn•'"""J ~11li 1 l'ur«e ,1rch1 •"'' t l'•'h' fhr thr-..• MC' C,u1tt1<.h c,tvlr 1111 1.. ... \\tth unJul.1tin~ !o\fl'Pn' lo.n1•ll' "'"'"''! ... 111.! Jt'rr P''' bunl..er' l..ir~t .1~ .... 1nJ Hind h11lt·• Therr ,., "''" .i ':~ \11)\) '"'I It m.11n. luhhPu<.P \11pn1!-N . ti;' 1 l'l\ 1n \1l,ll11>11 11nh N T A 1 lw home-. of C..intd Ro-;.1 ( UVC' Jrl' Ver\ pTIV<lll' r~ld('O(f'<, c•fegdntly Jnd th1,11ghtfullv .ip~x11nt1•d 'iep.irale gue<;t qu.irttf.,, Ju.ii m.i<.trr brdroom su1tec; .inJ .1tr sum <.p,1c; Ml' .1m1'n~ the' .1C'l.nulrrmr111 .. "11u,1trd in c1 priv.il<' ~Jte guJrd<'d cndJvr thr humr., ,,( O..,anta Ro<.c1 C.cwe .irt• w1th1n wdlk1ng dist.met' of the L.l l,Jumt.1 f{r.,1,rt Hot<' I the Trnn1-; Club .rnJ t'hr c~1lf ( lub T hC'c,<· h11mr<. .irt' thr f1,-.;t of wh..at will P\rntu.ill~ he " rl"tort ,,,mmunttv of .1ppr•1\1m.itt>lv (\.c;() h11mt' fht> adv•n- IJ~t"-''' purth•'Sng m the f1r-;t phasr 11( ~Ul h J prP<.t1~1l1us devt>lopmt'nl •re l'l.f'JI Knl""" R 0 \ s A Flne Homes ~• La Quinta Resort (619) 564-1525 From Sl48,SOO to SJJl,000 • Attractive financing For ttlfry lift wtll lirml Ihm mus/ br proptr romptmat1on If not now wltrn7 I •Im lnJ"'" I 'o-<~fl \'\.•II\ ,~ . ~" It! II' lh I f •olh c 0 v E Kitchens have ceramic tlle counter tops, reeesaed lumlnoua celllng ltghtt with oak frames, and custom oak cabinets. Appllanoea Include Mlf-cleanlng and microwave ovena, oooktop with griddle, 12-cycte dllhwasher and traah compactor. The homea' exterlora feature muonry work In brick and atone, complemented by wood lldlng and cedar shake roofs. Various plant feature multl-paned wlndowa, French doore and muter bedroom balconlea. Miiiion Springe 11 situated In the hllla of the Captatrano Valley. The historic city of San Juan Ca~atrano, wtth Its quaint shops and beautiful old mllllon 11 Juat a short drive from the homes . Beachel, IChoola, ehop~ng centera and major employment ar ... ere also Juat mlnut• away. Further Information regarding Mluton Sprtng1 11 available by calllng the Mtel office at 881-6714. Model hornet at• open for viewing dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. To reach the homee. take either the Sant• Ana or. San Otego freew.v eouth to Ortega Highway In San Juan Capfttrano. Ortve eat on Ortega Highway approximately 11..-\ mllea to the entrance to Minion Springs. ~*;~ estate St~~~enSJ!>:~ci~I"~~ j~~~~"~~?.!.~~~!~0~!_e~t~~f °' .. NE' w' 'v"-ORK advantages, Hartsoe concedet. But he also argues, moment, he notes, In large part becauMt~~ 11'; "real eetate" stock? Actually, says Haruoe, there · -If ln~tlng In real eetate "the partnerships are paying top dollar for mounting lnstltutlonal demand for properties. "An are aewral factor• that merit Mr1ous deliberation. ~ catches y~r fa'lCY. suggests one Investment propertlea, and the amount of each llmlted Increasing number of pension funds are Investing a Some sectOt"a of real eetate, 9UCh aa omce anatyas~:>"flcat buy land and bulldlnga. Buy stoeks. partner' a dollar that actually goes for the purchase rising proportion of their rapldty growing aaaeta In bulldlngs, are "overbuilt" right now, he .. ya. Rent•k· ...-. lly, what Donald Hartsoe, an analyst of real estate la often reduced by hefty fees and real estate," he says. · ratee aren'.t exciting, either. "Thia soft operating·:-• speclallzlng In r.eal estate at the Value Line large markups." The amount of money gotng Into real-estate envtron!ll8flt makes the Industry vulnerable to· a..:'°j Investment Survey, has In mind la the stocks of To be fair, Hartsoe's arguments would not go syndications has been rising rapidly, and these negative development such as a slowdown ln U.:· companies that own large amounts of real estate unconteeted In any gathering of real-estate partnerships need to put their money to work. flood of money coming Into reel estate," he says. properttes. . aflclonados. Many people of this persuasion llke Furthermore, he observes, "foretgn Investment In "Another source of trouble could be ~,, · There are risks In these stocks that can't be their real estate Investments to be direct, without U.S. real estate continues, although at a less property syndlcatora1 whoee mushrooming acttvt!Y Ignored, Hartsoe acknowledges. Nevertheleaa, he having to worry about the Intervening vagaries of aggressive pace than In the past." signals eventuaJ problems, In the eyes of men/.~· says, they may be the beat way for a small Investor something as unpredictable as the stock market. Stocks of many companies -real estate Industry obeervera. • ~ to try to cash tn on the recent resurgence of the U.S. But today la Hartsoe' a turn to make his cue. lnveetment trusts and others -with large real "The attempt here," Hartsoe concludes, •·ii'" real eetate market. Stocke of property-owning companJes, he says, estate holdings offer dividend yields of 8 percent to not to pinpoint exactly wtl)' eomethlng m.y go • Why not buy property on your own? "Most "can usually be purchased at a discount from the 11 percent, Hartsoe says. This kind of company wrong, but to detlver the ·meuage that there'•. Individual Investors don't have the time, capital, underlying value of the properties they own. And also can be a likely candidate for a takeover, he enough uncertainty wtth t~ "'8( estate-owning and skllls required to select and manage properties the companies often have records of successful . adds. • companies to make their stocks suitable only for. successfully," Hartsoe says In a recent special property.aefectlon and management." All that having been said, what reason Is there venturesome Investors:• report In Value Line's weekly "Selection and t'llll••~ml!l•llll!ll-.·_.~~~-~11!1"~ -,..-~ Opinion.'' """ What about ttiose ever-so-popular real estate syndications -ltmlted partnerships that allow people wtth small ar,nounts of money to get In on the wheeling and deatrng In apartments, office bulld- tngs and shopping centers? Custom lots provide haven The custom home lot community of Con- nemara-By-The-Sea, created by Moreland De- velopment Co., Is becoming a quiet haven for custom-home builders who desire a smaJl-wor1d lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle Qf central Orange County, according to the developer. "Whether we're talking about the soothing coastal waters of Dana Point Harbor and San Clemente, the historical significance of San Juan Capistrano, or the fascinating art environment wafting to be discovered In Laguna Beach, the llfestyte enjoyed by Connemara residents Is one of smaJI world luxury and peace of mind," said Randy Gibson, project manager. Located In the coastal bluffs of San Juan Capistrano, Connemara-By-The-Sea offers views of the Dana Point Harbor, the ocean, and the rolling hills of the San Juan Capistrano Valley. · The select estate-sized lots at Connemara are priced from S 110,000 to $290,000 and average __,.,.._...,, 13,500 square feet. The actual construction-ready building pads average 8,300 square feet. Every lot has been prof~onalty cleared of obstructions and leveled and engineered for 8°'1 stability, services that aren't always tnctuded In the price of a custom home lot. Nor are water towers and powerllnes a problem for Connemara buyers. In addition, parallel roadways Inside the community are terraced and single-loaded to ensure that restdences wtll be bullt on onty the view side of each st reel There are 103 vtewstte lots at Connemara. A curving entry monument and cupola-styled gatehouse are located at the entrance to the privacy-oriented section of 80 lots. For those opting for a more open setting, Connemara also features 23 tesa-sectuded lots adjacent to the private area. Additional amenities Include landscaping, with blooming plants and trees lining the community's winding streets. Private tennis courts and a cabana with dressing rooms are available. A homeowners association ensures pro- fessional upkeep of community amenltlee and common lft"eas. "Connemara deflnltely offers one of the finest coastal home site locations In southern Callfornla," Gibson concluded. Brea opening draws buyers Homeahoppera recently 4onverged on Shadow Mountain In Brea In anticipation of the grand opening of third phue M)n at the luxury "'-ainge.tamlly detached home community. Atmoat • ~ tnt.,...ted home eeekera vlatted Schmid Qevel~t's new project during the grand opening weekend, and Mven aatee wet• et>nflrmed. The homes feature trl-levef ftoor ptanl from 2 198 to 2,950 equare fMt. O n F-ebru ary 18, 1984, Twenty-four new homes became available in Newport Beach's most success- ful condominium community. Villa Balboa, recog- nized as the standard of quality and luxury living. 1 and 2 bedroom homes in this private community are offered from $169, 900 to$279,900. A special, limited edition of homes is offered from $199~900 to $399,900. Prices ~t i~ date o( pubhcat1on. ~~ ... ~~ng i.ir 220 Nice Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 645-6459 Sales Office Open Daily 10 a.m. to dusk. ' Among the appointment• are ceramic tlle or wood parquet enfriea Introducing generoue llvtng room•, multi-paned wtndowa and lkytlghta, along wtth vaulted centnga and-wood burning nreptec:ea. Atao fMtured are t>ultt-ln Mt ban. VILLA BALBOA PHASE IV \ To reech the communtty, take the Orange freeway to Lambert Road. Travel west_ to State College Boulevard and tum right. Proce8d to Brea Boulevard, tum rtght and go to canyon Country Road, turn rtght egaln and travel to the ..... otftce, wf\tCh tt °'*' from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~. and on weekende from 10 e.m. to 8 p.m. For eddltlOnal Information, call 990~74. ._ ___ _. _________________________ ._. _______________ -! .. ' ... I • •\ • , I elephone Service: onday-Fdda} :00 A.M .-5:30 P.M. usiness 'Counter : onday-Friday :00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. DEADLINES: P BLICATIO~ DEAD LINE londa \ "'a I. I I 31J cUTl. Tuesda·\' \1011 l W fJ 111. ednesda' TU1··. i.:w p.rn . Thursdav ~ 1·d l sf1 p.rn . rida\ Th11r.. l"W p 111. atorcia" h 1 ~ lH I l'.rn . unda' h 1 ~11111'.111 CA:\CEl.L\ T IO' & CO HRECTIO,S: Cancellation~ and '"1rrPr11<m~ ma,. be made on ~arnr Jcadline!) a~ above. Plea e a::.k fnr a rancellation number whPn cancPllm~ 'our ad . ERROR : Check yo ur ad dail y and report errors imrn ediRteh. The DA ILY PILOT assume" liaLilit \' for. the fir~t incorrect ir. ertion r-nlv. ,.:. CLASSIF IED 64-2-5678-... ~ a ..... '"Sal• lQ92 Gtatral 1002 -r • .r OlllUIELllAR IOW YIEW from the Mstr Bdrm, 3+ Br, 3 Ba on a nice 40' wide lot, only 5 doors to ~aln beach entrance. $395.000. IEWPllT WCI Cllll $119,000. Two Bdrm, two baths, frptc, end unit overlooks the pool. Absolutely the best buy. "FIXER" 01 TIE PElllHU 2-story DUPLEX w/garage and super Income. 1211,000. IAYFIOIT VIEW HPlll . With pier & float. 3 Bdrm + 1 Bdrm. A tremendous buy at $475,000. • "COBS REAL TY, INC. .. ~~~-6670 Classified Ada ~2-5678 Sell Idle Items 642-5878 F• TR llSTlllllSIU llnl Treat yourself l.O the pleasure of prevlewing l~ ever·so-spec1al pro~ny in the pnvate exclUSJve communnv of Big Canyon. overlooking the beauU· fut golf L'Ourse 4 bedrooms. 4 bat.ha, .. (llJT\ll~.room..! fireplaces. weight room. wet bar. Connal dining. spa. , air condiuoned, bu1lt-1n stereo. eleclnc gated,. oounyard The answer to your dreams at $1995000 Lynne Valenune . . '"' '"'" 1·1 WTlflllC&llH BeauufuUy derorated and highly upgraded. 4 bedroom. family room estate Fonnal dining, 2 fireplaces. pool az1d spa with total pnvacy Located on private cul-de·!lllC for that country living feelmg. Asking $750.000 Lynne VaJenune ltl O&IYH LIT t5.000 square foot building Site next to park tn exclusive Big Canyon Red~ to $650,000 for unmedl8te salt>. or owner w1U build to suit or trade • for equity in Big Canyon home Lynne Valenune " LUii II ltl C&lltl Monaco plan with view of golf C'OUl'll(' ;ind twu lakes :· Available Apnl I :1 bf'tlroom. 2 1 ' baths Large living area !2~ pN month Lvnrn \'dlt·nune Tiil PERFECT sm111 rJlJ J) thl• Jlhl(.f ful -.urr11undlnl(!> Uf \hL' t''-p.<nJKi Bro.;dmour pl<rn -I un 4u1p\ cul-dt• 'wit in 1•1<d ui.1vp Big Cdnyon -I t><'droorru. famalv ~,_.,m formal dining Quality upl(rauang throul(hl l •wt•n-d p.1110. ,prinklf'r'l :1 1 ar gara1w Ownc>r ..inx111u~ $6-15,00U v .. rgilrnt> Hull 710-1333 c/i!!11(' ~(r,~~(l1i1c . . . .,, . R Y [ 'I 0 0 I J· I • 1 I . f):;-:. .. r r r hl'T • J OPEN HOUSES TODAY 1 to 4:30 ' 642-5678 - G~ubhoEllis RESLDENTIAL BROKERAGE.CROUP Grubb & Ellis of Newpor.t Beach Is looking ·for several new licensees who desire to sell property In a prestlglou& area and earn substantial commissions for their effort W&TOI TIE llLFHI Grubb & Ellis has four offices located In San Clemente; Dana Point, Laguna Beach and Newport Beach, and has over 100 sales associates. HARBOR RIDGE On 7th green in Big °'1lyon, New- port Beach. Perfect for executive living & entertaining. 4600 sq. ft. of perfection. Large rooms, gourmet kitchen. An A + home. Call OOROrHY HAROCASTLE UIOISTRUCTED 110° VIEW a..,....,.,.,... ..... ,,,, .. I ........ J ..... ~.,,, flelfi .................... ..,.,........, .,.... ........ ,.... ........ 1m1&11111 urru 11m ,. llt1lllttoaflJ PriHll It I 1,tH,000 Wiii HHf4er 1•tJltr lile•t 18 frHt DOLllM··llOLllll PEULTA llUl·AIAIE• Custom Spanish sytle estate located on a private road. One acre of land with a country atmsoqhere sur- rounded by the beauty of trees and hills. Featuring 5 bdrms plus pool & spa with room for tennis and horses. $849,000. Call SALLY SHIPLEY or JOYCE DABOLT. At Grubb & Ellis we can offer you the finest. training available to assist you In your sales efforts along with the best marketing available, full time management, plus sup- port personnel and services. We also offer one of the highest graduated commission programs In the Industry. I TW&LUI • IP. UT I -1·1 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO. h1tr/lre .. r. Fer etl•ltt .... te , .... , .. , .... , .. , .......... . 844-4910 or 711-1411 If il Is your desire to work with a leader in the Newport Beach area, we urge you to call for a confidential Interview. Call Bruce Barsamian at 644-1020. • ru IS RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP OPEi IUIDA Y 1-1 1•11 S11t111ll1 Terr. "hc111tl111I V1l11 i1 lni11 T1rr101" Bright, cheerful 3 BR, _2 BA, comfortable, tastefully remodeled home. Expanded master bedroom suite, near new kitchen. upgraded plumbing, cathedral ceilings, automatic sprinklers & lights and new driveway. This Is a ' 1must see" home. Call Belle Chase Lee. Only $299,950 with land. OPEi SUllAY 1·1 TllTLE ROCI 11101 Sierra 1100 ltl. , Outstanding location. One of the largest lots offered In Broadmoor. 3 BR. 2 BA, large living room, formal dining room and Immaculate pri- vate backyard. Across from park and pool. Priced to sell $245,000 FEE. Ask for Randy H. Katz. OPU SAlllllAY 1 lllDAY 1-5 WATEIFIOllT,AIYOIE1U •11 l111lt11 Exceptlonal buy for the Investor who has always wanted to be on the water Pier & dock for 2 boats. 50 tt. and 35 ft. 4 BR plus 4 '12 BA custom 1 story home has best of financing. 1st of $425,000 assumable g. 12.5%. Land may be purchased for $398,000 ~ 10% down. Asking price $500,000. Ask for Bettina Laughlin. OPEi SllDIY 1-1 7 Crest Clrol1 "EHfJfhl11 You W11t 11 1 T1w1ll1•1I" Immaculate 3 BR, 21/2 BA. family room townhome with fireplace and wet bar In living room. plus second fireplace In master bedroom suite. Partial view of the mountains and night lights. Quiet gate-guarded community with love- ly landscaping. pool. spa and tennis court. Only $220,000 with land. Ask for Belle Chase Lee. OCEll VIEW -171,000U 2 BR . 2 BA, ocean end mountain view. Steps to the beach. Mobile home In No. Laguna. Interior Is In excellent condition. Lowest on market at $71,000. Financing available. Ask for Al Wetnert. EIEllALI llY -1700,00011 Large 4 BR. 3 'It BA famlly home located close to beach and tennis. This newly listed home fea- tures beautiful view of park, has an outdoor spa end a bonus room. Ask for David Hlrschler. Formally Lingo Real Estate LOWEST PllOE "POITOFllO" II ORIOi VIEW Outstanding location. 4 BR, 3 BA, large Ovtng room, family room, formal dining and vaulted ceilings. Close to community pools and beautiful greenbelt. Great curb appeal. Priced to sell Immediately $289,000 fee. Ask for Cindy Peile\Jer. IAU POllT-FAllLY lllEll 3600 square feet of custom Tudor llvlng located In terrific family neighborhood. 4 BR's, 31h BA's, den and huge f amlly room. Solid oak woodwork throughout and many special features. Owner has bought another -will arrange fantastic new financing. Only $350,000. Ask for: HaJlle Strock. 1110110 SU .llAOlll -1140,00011 Exceptionally priced offering. "Carmero" Plan, newly decorated, great location. Mus sell and offered at a sensational price. Ask for Marllyn Bulkley. ' Ln•s lllE A IUL -1211,00011 Owner may exchange 3 BR, 2 BA, family room Harbor View Hiiis home for units In Orange County. Great family area to llv& In or tease. Assumable loan of $195,000 'Ci! 10¥•AAM. Ask for Bettina Laughlin. - "IEITLY" IUITY -1112,00011 End Unit. 2 BR, 2 BA with the country look. Custom bookcases In den, pegwood floors, brick fireplace with antique cherrywood mantle, tinted windows, large kitchen with breakfast area, flagstone covered patio, waterfall, air con- ditioned, 2 car attached garage, community.. pool and tennis. Ask for Lois Egan. lllVElllITT Plllll J.M. Peters bullt. Supertor location. Model-llke cheery & Upgraded. Sought after plan "C". 3 BR, 2 BA, family room and air conditioned. $215,000. Ask for Marilyn Bulkley. IUlllFIOEIT IOUIFllllT LITII Prime, large lot In Irvine Cove overlooking Abalone Cove. Senaatlonal plant for home ap- proved by the coastal commlaalon Included In the asking price of $2,200,000. Atk for Barbara Gothard. NEWPORT BEACH - 2123 San Joaquin Hills ' IPEOTAOUW VIEW lllE IYEILHllH OlllA OOVEll Located last on the bluff with no obstructions to block the sights -saJls, sunsets and Island views. Steps away from beaches. Floor to celllng views from every room of this 4 BR, 3 BA Old World charmer. $1,200,000. Ask for Nancy Short. PRIOELEU PllllSIU -121 l ,IOO Make an offer on this cozy duplex on a quiet peninsula corner, priced at near lot value on FEE land. Remodel or bulld a new home steps to scenic bay and beach. Compare this value at $217,500~ Owner may trade. Ask for Hallie Strock. "IFFRIULI IEWNIT IUOI IOIE"ll One of the best buys In Eastbluff. 4 bedrooms plus a den, large kitchen and breakfast room. Lovely patios and total privacy. Ask for Mary Dentls. $299,500. TllEE "TIWlllllE nPE" llllTlll Two blocks from beach In Corona del Mar. Two 2 BA, 2 BA. One 3 BR, 3 BA, fireplaces In all units. Gross Income $27 ,000. Offered at $449,000. Ask for Mary Oentls. • 11 "IREEmEE" -1111,00011 Moat desirable "Windsor" model. 2 story with master bedroom suite down. 3 BR and bath up, separate family room with fireplace. Well planted atrlums adjoin living room and master bedroom. Many upgrades. Community pool. Truly a delightful family homer. Ask for Bettina Lau hlln. "WAIHI NITllllTI 01 IPYIUU llLL"tl Taatefully decorated. Sparkling new guest aulte addition with built-In• and full bath. Private atone Jacuzzi off muter bedroom. Partial ocean vtew. $825,000. Atk for Marilyn Bulkley. ' snn111ua 111111 I OATWIA YllWlll Overlook• Shawe Cove. Terrific quaJlty_j BR, 3 BA cuatom home In North Laguna. Mlhutes from Newport Center and the alrpo;t. $799,000. Ask for Aod Daley. 644-7020 -· • ' • OPEi TODAY 1-1 Chn1i1c cMtry, frtlh' cozy 48*mf1111 Spa $298,000 .......................... 2012 Port Bristol N.B. ApprOI ~ lctt, 4 8*m. 2 ~I, I ... Ctnd. cltM $399,000 ............. 1230 Sand Key, HV Hills, CdM [Jplndtd E Plan, 3 Br, f11n rm, c-*Y wtct. $260,000 ... 523 Avendia Campo, The Bluffs, N.8. lncrtd WU, I "super". from .... Mid 3. OWF Sl,000,000 ...................... 3335 Ocean Blvd. CdM Pnn llllctDhd. ocn skit 4 Br 3 Bi 3 fplcs pn bdl $375,000 ............. 320 Seaward, Shofecliffs, CdM 2 Masttf utts, + offtct/dln Br,. bay, vitws .$430,000(LH) .................... 65 Beacon Bay, N.B. "" e.1• 3 Br 3 Ba tnd wit •• ccmnty .... $189.900 .................................. 464 Gaviota N.B. Wtw of dty lchh, dttcl set lot, ... to shops $280,000 .................... '15 Belhs, Eastblutt, N.B. CPts rttrt•t. 2 Br lln, spa, patios, com tnis $385,000 (LH) .... : .............. 5~ Beacon Bay, N.8. REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 utt Coaal Hlghw•\I· Corona d•I M., ALL BALBOA ISLAND .. .IT'S ON THE MOVE ... ISLAND-RETREAT OR? COQ beech cotteae on • ,...., elaed lot. lntor ... aeooncf holM Of build two Ufttta ._, lftocMM. Call for ...._ on tMe 2 bed. l'7S-llOO. On A-2 lot ...... BALBOA ISLAND conAQE Cozy wood, beelM, bricll and wanntta with large SNtlo and neer meln atreet Mope. Adorabte 2 bedroom, 2 Mth and ,_.reduced lo 1215,000. 111-1400, BALBOA ISL· AED FARMHOUSE Quiet end of teland neet lo. llaJfronL AdoratM cottage with large peUo. roomr llYlng room with ftreplece"'-·eftd·-2 bedroom•. Owner te mottwated. tMl,000. l1S-el00. BALBOA DUPLEX-$315,000 Unueual ple-ehaped propettr on comer, onty one door to lo. a.,tronL Uniclue a .. torJ, • bedroom tron1 '*-+ 1 bedroom rent• uftJL Room gardeft with VU and ownen wm negotiate. en.tlOO. GRAND CANAL WATERFRONT lArge llYtng room wltt. eunnr front pMlo to entoJ u,e ctuct. twllnmlng bJ • ..,.. """"* oottage of 2 bed, 2 .,.... and tie tar two 11' boeta~ Gafete atNMed lor 2nd •torJ . ...., .. Mopping. en.tlOO ..... duced to --.ooo. CAPE COD • DUPLEX A lot.I NmOdel of INa 2 bedroom + oonW'ef'ttble den, oourmet ltllcMn and at-trecttve detallna, Alllo. 1 bed apt. tm.000 m:-ocJ. ' . . ISLAND TRIPLl!X • RAREI Total chann throughout tMe IHtck, bNma a warmtt. .•• logal ttlploxm lmpoeafflle to find _. or Nbutld on the leland todeJ. lftl.,..tlng room• with cher11elet. Won- detful owner'• home+ anothef rental unit a ...,.,ate prage apettmont. 2 nr. ,._.., 2 decile .•. manr IMlltt'4M. A muet .... Reduced to "80,000. m..... LITTLE ISLAND LAAQE DUPLEX Terrtftc 4 M home with .... patto and 2 • .,. w/deck. ltepe to bMcll and cloM to Y1Mage ahope. Alici,. 14•,000, wait br 11t-11t'i\ Ctptal and c8'I fn.tlOO. IALBOA ·IMMENSE DUPLEX A new Meting of an exoeptlonae prm-ope1-rtyrt11. A ouetom, 1peclalr dMlgned comer ptopeftr wttt. epeclou1 htne .,..., A 9recloue home for the owner wlttt 4 bodf'oom• ~ • eenor~ I bedroom unit tor lftOOIM. Uighl, bright • airy .... , ttepa to bNch and ahopplng. 9'1GO.OOO. l'l'MIOO. BAYFRONT DUl!l.EX A '"Wattmont" 11 .n lne.rtor prtoe. Two Uftftt """a bedroom•"' Wh on• oomer a ...., II ....,._ VU of WATIA eotlon. UW In OM and rent UM otMt • .,._a owner Wtl ........... ln4llO. LITTll llLAND -sao,ooo .,,........... Oft ..... .... lot °" 8A'IPRON'T. Ck..e "Wltw wlewa" from ..... ....., pr.,erQ .... two ..... lp1DllU14MCllMd ...... Mdoww• ...., flMnoe. en--. LITI'LI llLAND • IAYFRONT Older ... .., ......... ,.., •• ,."'. ......... vrlW ........... 1a1r .......... of eotlofttJet thl w.-a ............. A •.....-Men•111Mtt).f•.._..•._...• ......... Uttle ....._ ......... ,.. ....... .. flt ,.. ......... m..... ............... • WATEJilltlONT HOMES, INC . -·-alji UTAT1: . ,._.,. """''' ~·~ 24,.W c-1~ ,..__.,...,, ., ...... 61Mtll SM-1200 ~ . . ..... 11 .... Mqnlµcent ~ vi9ta & vtew from thia aaperi> location ln Bia Canyon. Tb.ii 3 BR, den, Deeuvllle haa a wonderlw pool & 1pa for outdoor en~ ment. Barbara Aune ' •111111 llhlut ...... E?ctremely private prden. P,ua. outside each of the livlna areas in thia dramatic, eecluded 3 BR, 21h BA condo. Jutt minutee from beach, shop- ping. Fubion Ialand. Conunur\ltY tennis. pool and 1pa available. Immaculate and beautifully u~ graded. Incl. Land. Martha Macnab -~· 1111• Priv1q cte.:ribe thia lovely con- dom1nlwn overlooking B4g Canyon Gou Coww. Specioua home with muter .Wte, 2nd BR, den. and 21h baths. Beautiful decor. Hardwood~ leCW'ity gate. c.ommuruty pool. • .,.. tennis.·Micld Cooper/Barbera Aune ILlmYllW ...... Beautiful "DeloN!I" end unit with outstanding panoramic back bay and nite light views. 3 B.R. 2 lh baths, fonnal dining area decorated in neutral colon. Lush green belt. Cloee to community pool, IChools and shopping. Incl. land. Donna Godshall UllU llUI PlllT 11 ....... View forever. Beautifully maintained older Laguna home, uaed brick terrace, Juab courtyard entrance with aecluded swimming pool. 3 BR, fonnal dining rm, den, maids quanen. Barbara Aune -,.. .... ,. ,, ... ll A decoraton delight. Very rare "J" Model over· looking Back Bay ~uffa. Thia 3 BR., 2 BA. home 11 priced~ fut. Maureen White & F.cf "beano .... ,., ...... ~ . ' 12.1 ... Thia 6 BR, 5 ~ BA, fam. rm., ·Ubrary, bon._ rm-. wine rm., home baa a breathtaking unobltruct.ed ocean, bay, and nite Ute view. This is the perfect family & entertaining home with lg. pool & spa in Harbor Ridge . F.d F..cano/Maureen White Ill UIYll IJ,111,111 Prime location overlooking fairways, lake and nite lites.~ BR, 4 fireplaces, library, billiard "°1• family rm. Attention to every detail in this custom Valentine Built Home. Tom AllinBon YlllAllLll llll,111 A Deane Townhome in one of Newporta mott prestigious gate-guarded communities. A beauti- ful com er unit with magni&ent views. Paddle tennis court, lovely grounds, complete leCW'ity •ystem. All in excellent condition. Lucy Roee ........ 1211.- Model perfect Turtle Rock home offering beauti- ful vlew ln charming country letting. Single-level 2 BR, den home on huge lot. Anita Schandel Liii iii.i UYFlllT 11,111,111 One of the best buys on the bay. 45 feet of • \ttaterfront with pier and slip for large yacht. 6 BR. Vacant and ready for a re-vamp before the summer seuon. Lucy Roee .. , ... ,_ ..... The only Lush E Plan on the market now. U ~ need the largest home built in F.utbluff with • view 3<ar ga.race and 5 BR, pleae give us a call Coby Ward UWY•m .,..,_ Light & airy~gh ceilings-:a great feeling home. Paneled den with large fireplace, formal dining rm. breakfast area Large liv. room. 3 BR, 3 BA. Only $38e.ooo incl. land. Barbara Aune .. UYFISr LIT ..... Lot w /50' frontage on Promontory Bay. One of the few vacant waterfront lots in Newport Beach. Pier permit with the lot. Including land. Beverly Morphy ... ••m•• .. ,11111 Unusual Opportunity! One of largest lots 6800 .q.ft. L Shaped 4 BR home oriented to 1WL Reedy for paint & carpet. Chance for 8eller fiNnctns,. Dona Chichestef A Grea~ Western C.Ompany llC,IOO , 2 bdrm, 2 bath on greenbelt area close to shopping and transportation. 759-1501. . 1111,110 Large 3 bdrm home with fireplace, beautiful kitchen on large lot. 759-1501. WILL TIDE IPI Costa Mesa East.aide Oasis Towne Home with 2 bedrooms+ den+ 2 baths+ double garage and running streams, waterfalls & trees, trees, trees! Fantastic "woodsy" atmosphere.ONLY $132,900. 759-1501. OILY 1131,000 For this super "Energy Efficient" delight Townhome in sought after "East" side of Harbor Blvd. 2 fantastic master suites, new wall to wall carpeting & custom fixtures thru-out. 759·1501. i1mm w1111 Over 1700 sq. ft. of comfort in this spacious 3 bedroom, 2 'h bath "St. George" model. Big double car garage, huge master suite. Ideal Back Bay location. 759-1501. lllelE YICTllHAI . Impressive elevated front porch, stained glass entry, 3 bedrooms, 2 9aths in main houae plus 2 bdrm, 1 bath guest house or income unit -lge. R-2 lot in price East Side, Beck Bay area! 759-150 l. IEIPEUTI lwiEI Will lease with option to buy $1.000 .per month with $500 credited back toward down payment! Prime College Park location 2000 sq ft, upgraded w/2 fireplaces and wet bar. Just reduced -call 759-1501. NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA DEL MAR ~ 1111,IOO 2 bdrm, 2 bath with fireplace. Only a short walk to beach! 759-1501 1111 IEN 3 bdrm, 2 bath with fireplace within walking distance to beach Renovator's delight! Only $124,900. 759-1501. 11,200 PEI •llTI With part of monthly lease gotng toward the down payment when you leue/option this 3 bdrm, 2 ~ bath residence with mini ocean view• Only a few blocks to the beach! 769-1501. 1141,000-MIT II.IP Comes with this exceptional property. Completely renovated-3 bdrm 2~ baths. 759-1501. ~· 1211,000 -IOW YIEW from this 3 bdrm, plus den executive home in one of our most exclusive areaa. Extra large lot w/roorn for pool/tennis. Private beach access included in low uaoc. duea. You OWN the land! 7~9-1501. Ullll YIEW PlllTIFI ..... L With super location near 1ehool, park and pool. 4 spacious bdnns. plus 1ep 1 bdrm guest of in-law qWU'tera. Large 1eeluded yard with spa . $230,000 in aawnable f~. 7~9-1501. IPlO. Plll llm BIT -ideal location -large comer lot -builders & investors 6e.1soi. lllHLlllllMYllW Beautifully maintained whh impnsive brick paved drivew•y leadll'\a to magnificent front patio. Beautiful interior w/cus1om wall to wall carpet.inc and Van Luft wallpaper. A magn.ifk-ent executive reti~ for only $329,000. 769-1601 . 11,llO Pll ••••• Whe~ you lease option this immaculate Harbor Ridge beauty, hardly lived m! 759-1501. ~ 1211,HO _: PllYATI IUOI ___ A~ comes with this custom built hills.Ide home in Corona del Mar · ·· -that provi.des a "countryside" feeling with views of hills & .. open space". Owner will help with low interest financing. 759-1501. OlllU Ill IAI HPLll 2 cha.nning single story cottages SOUTH of the high~ay! Walk to the beach! Built a 2nd story and have ocean view! Always reqted! Better see this one NOW! 759-1501. '\, llYll llMEI -1211,000 Spacious 5 bdrm executive residence with lovely S~ influence in decor. Large sep fam rm for entertaining. Owner may carry 1st TD.! 759-1501. 1300,000 In assumable financing on this 2700 sq ft one lf~vel executive gem located in prestigious Harbor Ridge. Private cul-de-sac for peace and quiet at the TOP of the world! Fantastic VIEW! 759-1501. IPYIWS -1411,000 Newly redecorated featuring ocean view, beautiful pool and large lot. Lots of used brick give warm, friendly feeling ideal for ent.ertaining. 759-1501. IPECTIOIW YIEW 180 degree view of the ocean to Catalina, and a panorama of spark.ling lights at night. 4 t>drm, 3 baths, with added bonus room. Only $595,000. 759-1501. llYEI SHIU WITEIFlllT with 4 bdrms, 4 baths and slip for your boat. Only $645..000! 759-1501. lllllFICEIT YIEW -1111,000 From this 5 bdrm mansion tugh atop Spyg~ Hill One of the best panoramic ocean and bay views we have ever seen! Pool. spa, security system. Over 3.300 sq ft of executive luxury. 759-l~Ol IRVINE OIAllE TllE -1121,100 But feels like you are an a plush castle' Owner is a gpntractor who has spared no expense an custom addttJons and quality workmanship. You'll be proud to call t~ haven your home' 759-150J lllYllim Piii -1111,llO And you OWN the land! Beauuful 2 bedroom, 2 bath an IMMACULATE condition! Intercom, Malibu lights and dnp spnnkler system are some of the special features A1ao includes one year Home Warranty! 759· 1501. l•EIHlll .. In this extra special value in Universtty Park greenbelt area. Short walk to pools & t.ennis. $10,000 under nearest comparable! 759-1501. WllNllME This 90Ught after Sycamore model SINGLE FAMfL Y HOME has 4 bdrms, 3 baths, large yard, a1r cond1tJoning and secunty system Nf'w landscaping and beautiful bnck pallo Sl 79.500 759-1501 Tllnl 1111 IUI Be•utiful 2 bedroom +den or 3 bedroom JasrmM model m ideal locat10n on cul-de-ac. New ~lin.I! Lowest ~available in this model. Only 1199,m. 759-1so1. IRILNll lllf •Ill Or\g1nal owner and pnde of oW1lttlhip Ou~tanding dftorau.ng, bHutiful entl')', ahaU roof el~ View of park & lake, well aa &Qlf coune. ONLY $168,900. 7~9·1~1. , NEWPORT BEACH OFFICf 2970 Ian Miguel Drive Newport leac", CA 12t;SO (714) 711-1501 .:I . AMERICAN HOME SHIELD "We Protect & Service Things That Service You .. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICI! 2170 San Miguel Drive Newport ltoc", CA 12HO (714) 719-1101 • t. - ... , . ft Or.nge Coeat DAILY PILOT/SUndey, Ap.111, 1914 Traditional Realty ft\ l· 7370 THE REAL ESTATEIC~ m nuu ; ... n 1111 n111 1 tie. Sldr, 40009.f. •t•t• t • New Hating on a Ilk• new wlcuatom pool and :; 1 R, Y, ICCE S hqme. s Bdrm 28• wtth !:;'"~ :o;.:.50·cw11NNt 2 story 4 er. '2 ea. vaulted eelllnga. luah p AT~ K TE Ho RE h<>me. ~ge SM!'*· ftutt landac-s>lnQ In S)(lm-.. 131-1"8 treea--and 74 paved prime area with good .. THE REAL ESTATERS 1ton1ge .,.. fOt your R. V. f\nancllng Priced f()( • Wiii ucf\engt SACC goff I BOAT. S139,760. Horth q u I ck I• I• at eourae f8'tway home. S R&IM~ I c.M. Retlt0< 549--~ onl~1S.C,900. 751-3191 er 2'A ea tor Cotta M ... C:. SEl.ECT pr op• rt y I ho m • . .... PROPERTIES I ~:,2:~0. 631-50&5. . ___,!.__. -- GlllTllY CUii NLf OlllSE YIEW A terrific value overlook.mg the 5th fairway of exclusive Big Ca- nyon Country Club. 2 bdnns and den with French windows. beautiful panellmg and large wrap around deck. Private com - munity pool and tennis court nearby. $335,000. 1714) 673-4400 121 l l 621-2121 Tht Harbor Area's l.ongHt Edobtistwd Rtof Esh* ~-Y ll~\ltlJ()lt LIM llU Traditional 3 Br, 3 Yi Ba. Bayfront, pier & float for 65' boat. Priced to sell $950,000. ·214 Via Ithica nn.. ..... \.II'\ Remodeled 3 Br, 2 Ba, lrg playroom. fireplace, beam ceil.ini. $420.000. Bayfront. Spectacular 6 Br. popl. with 79' of prime bay front. room for 2-120' yachts. . UYSllE llltE l&YFHIT 1225 Bayside Dr. CdM Open 1-5 Jetty & bay vu, newly decorated Mai Ka! Condo 2 Br 2 Ba 40' bay patio $695,000. llVllE TEIUOE 1833 Galatea Terrace ' Open 1-5 'Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba. patio, pool home. Fee Price $775,000. ! IAYSllE PLACE IAYFIOIT 'Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br. 2 Ba up, 2 Br, 2 Ba dn. 2 boat spaces. $1,375,000. PElllSILA IOIE ICWFlllT 'Ocean & jetty views. Marine room . .4 Br, 3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1 ,285,000. UIOWHUI IOIE Near new 4 Br , 4 Ba, lake view. 3500 sq. ft. $440,000. Will trade for local prop. .. THE REAL ESTATE RS II~ OAllE• llllWIS Much sought after 4 BR, 2 ~ BA home oriented around lush patio w /large pool. Beautiful decor. Updated kitchen-Private comer location. $350.000 Martha Mac- nab UAHll llllE Great terms. Excellent financing. Tfiis dramatic lot offers incredible views of city lights, blue ocean. and beautiful sunsets! Plans in· eluded for a good sq.ft. traditional home . $595,000 Ed Escano/Maureen White/Danny Bibb LIYWU ClllTIIY fllDOI Lido Nord Bayfront! Lg warm family home (6-~ ~R), 3 car gar- age, or 1-2 BR apt. w/garage. French doors, brick patios & · floors, crown molding, fireplace in master suite. $1,495,000 Dona Chichester. r .. 1.11 •r I Z •lllUOIYI* Ocean view. 3 Br 2~a. unique home w/etevator. 25 steps to the beach .Reduced to $595.000 w/gr .. t termt. Submit ANY offers. We want to Mii lodayt Call PATRICK TENORE 760·8702 j PETE ' BARRETI ... REALTY ----- COLOW<?U. BAN~eR lJ ~--- NEWPORT BEACH A MEMBER OFTHe'SEARS-FINANClAl: NETWORK-BEACH COMMUNITIES IEWNllT CREST $111,000 Great opportunitv to live near beautiful Newport waterfront. Play tennis. relax by community pool & enjoy ocean breezes 1n this spacious 4 BR condo. Very favorab le financing poss. at a great price. • I LUFFS 1220,000 Great Linda Plan on big greenbelt location. Owner will carry a 1st T.D. on this 3 BR, 2 Ba home. A must see. I LUFFS 1221,500 Sophisticated one story Linda Plan. Decorator's own honie. Has been totally redone with hard- ~od floors. stained glass. mirrors, and wall coverings. This is a truly lovely home tor a discriminating buyer! UHOll YIEW HILLS 12.ii,OOO Price reduction! Wonderful location on the ca- nyon -very private and natural. This 2 BR, 2 Ba Cape Cod condo ·is ready to move into. New paint & wallpapers. -USTlllf F 1211,000 Spacious immaculate Lusk built 3 BR with den and family room. Very private back yard fea- tures pool, firepit & is dramatically lighted for night time entertaining! RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATURDAY IEWNIT IEAOI 2540 Vista Baya 3 BR. FA. Pool. Spa $250.000 EVAN COAKETI SUIDAY ' HIYEllSITY PlH Irvine 16 Butternut Lane 3 BA, Loft $194.500 C. BALDIKOWSKI IEWPOIT IOCI 2540 Vista Baya 3 BA. FA. Pool. Spa $250.000 EVAN COAKETT WTILIFF 906 Aleppo 3 BR $265,000 ELAINE EHRET CHIU ltl IWl 1910 Tahuna Terr. 4 BR. FR Fee $339.000 KAY PARKER OHIUHLllAR 315 Orchid 3 ijR. FR $395.000 NANCY SIMMONS POllSIU 1121,000 Custom ,built duplex. prime localion. Upper unit has fabulous view of ocean & bay. High beam ceilings. each unit has a fplc. Owner will carry 1st T.D. Outstanding value! LmlE ULUA ISWI llH,000 Probate sale -prime-iQOtl1fon. Cape Cod 3 BA with dock for (2) 18' boats. Lowest price house on the water. Great area -walk to everything. Fee land. IALllA ISWI M 11,000 Charming 3 BR home. high ceilings. 2 patios plus 1 large, light one BR apt. All on extra wide lot, excellent location close to bay and unique shopping area. Assumable loanl UH ISLE 1150,000 Exceptional street to street location encompass- ing professional landscaping. french doors. vaulted .ceilings. master suite adjoining den/lij)rary with antique mantel. 4 BR's includ- ing maids. UIO ISWI 1111,000 Rare opportunity!! Double lot. top street to street location plus exquisite bright 3 BR. den home. Two patios. 3-car garage. Incredible lot value price! Trade. negotiate, bring offersll .. Belly Kerr Realty Do you have a live-In mother In law 0< a teenager who comes and goee? If IO, you should ... this home. It hU P8"fect room separation with two master 1Ult•. one at each end of the Jloute 10< complete privacy. It"-* 5 Bdrms and.a family room. It la south of the highway and 11 i. tavorably prloed at $295.000. OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5 1506 SANT A NELLA 111-1111 .... +1Htt+1 ..... •llENOO M 1.000* Spotless 3630 sf duptex owe 111-12%-long term 3bf/3ba+5br/3ba·1 vac 509 Acacia-walk to beech 399K 20% dn-ApprllMd 44-0K own/bttr 6-45-7048 C..ta •111 1114 •WTlllE ..... ....... PHllSIU llH,000 Great Peninsula location duplex. Upper unit has 3 BR's. 2 Bas. Lower unit 2 BR's, 2 Bas. Owner tvill consider trade. Walk to ocean and bay. IWlllR YIEW llLLS 3 BR. FR 1301 Keel Drive $408,000 LYDIA MURPHY UH ISWI .$ll0,000 Outstanding family home situated on 2 full lots at tip ot Lidoll You enter into a world of luxury, privacy & convenience. Huge llving.room, separ- ate family room. maids qtrs. Tasteful and quality construction! A beeuty. 3 Bdr 21h Ba w/2 ear garage. frplc. utll rm and more. ltk• new & pvt. Only S 134,900 w/tennal To ... call PATRICK TENORE 760-8702 IDT IULI 19 llYllE * Loweet price de1. home ' llYCllEST IHt,000 Gorgeous 4 BR single level home lends Itself to entertaining. Spacious rooms overlook a stun- ning landscaped patio-yard. Quality & exquisite taste abound!! USTILIFF 1311,000 Stunning traditional 4 BR plus family room on huge corner lot. Exquisite appointments thru-out this remodeled & expanded home. Luxurious master suite occupies entire upper story CORONA DEL MAR COROH IEL MAR 1211,000 Just above China Cove nestled amidst ferns and pine trees 1s a very special 2 BA. 2 BA condo. It is newly decorated with the best of taste and even has an assumable loan. Ill CHOU IEL MAil UH,000 Enchanting 3 BR home on corner lot with 1 BR rental unit. Knotty pine Interior. brick fireplace & cathedral ceilings Excellent financing available. ttOlts. MAllllll VIEW lllLLS uoa.ooo Popular Tiburon plan -3 BR home In quiet residential neighborhood with pleasant open view -vaulted ceilings in living. dining, & family rooms. You own the landll• SPYIUSS llLL IHl,000 Bright and cheery 3 BR. family room home. Great ocean view. Open beam ceilings in living room & family room. Large courtyard. pleasant patio overlooking the ocean! NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2161 SAN JOAOUtN HILLS ROAD UYIUSS Mill 5 Malibu Circle 4 BR. FR Fee $499,500 BERT REEDY IPYIUU llLL 1 Point Sur 3 BA, FR $539,0QO MARIAN REEDY Ollf CIHIJ IEL IU 714 Poppy 3 BR, Den $595,000 SUZIE EXLEY llYllE THUOf View 1717 Bayadere Terr 4 BR. LH $650,000 PAT CARSON PflllllU 1024 E. Balboa Blvd. 4 BR+ $1, 195.000 ELEANOR BOWIE UYHHT 715·Bayslde 4 BR. FR $1.2SC .OOO SHIRLEY HARRIS UIO ISLI Bayfront 222 Via Lido Nord 4 BR. FR $ 1,950.000 EDIE OLSON OTHER AREAS IEWPOllT llElllTS 1111,000 Gorgeous English Tudor. Features 4 BR's. 2 bath~. huge famil.Y roo~. plus an outstabding location make this an incredible value. n on"t miss this one. , ~ EIEllllD IAY HH,000 Bright & airy, warm & charrning, well located 4 BA family .flame walking distance to J>ools. tennis & private sandy beach. Custom built-ins, stained glass. beamed cathedral ceilings. Fabulous!! llY11E CIYE 11 ,450,000 Very special 4 BR. family home in prestigious gate guarded community with private beachl Elegant decor, lovely patio for dining around sparkling pool. Plus~ -ocean view from livlng room! som u11u 12,100,000 A coastal landmark designated as one of three In So. Cal. This magnificent new contempora,Y .. custom home covers a rock promontory Into the Pacific Ocean. 4 BR's. 6 BAS. 4 'fplc's. VIEWS forever II ULIOA ISWI Pll,000 Prime South bayfront location. Charming Cape Cod. 4 BR's. remodeled kitchen, paned win- dows, light & bright . Island living at Its best! Great pavilion & sunset views. Submit on terms! PEllUIU IAYFllllT $1,Jll,000 Outstanding architecture, construction & decor. Designed for formal or informal llving. Lovely master suite complete w/window seat over- looking the pier. sandy beach. harbor & night light view! PElllSIU UYFHIT 11,IOO,OOO Watch the never ending parade of birds seals & yachts from this superbly located 60' frontage on the channel. 180° bay and ooean view. Exquisitely decorated family home with private • gated pool entry plus pier and dock. UH ISLE 11,110,000 Exceptional Country French traditional bayfront home perfected to please. 5 BR's, lovely mold- ings. French doors, charm ing & elegant decor plus open views of bay & hllls. Tennis & beach nearby! 011111 ISUll 11,000,000 Tremendous opportunity to reside on pres- tigious Harbor Island with pier & slip to accom- modate large yacht. Existing 4 BR home has great remodel posslbllltles. Shown by appt. ~ PllllSIU NllT P ,211,000 A WONOEAOUS HOMEll An architectural jewel of excellence In this 50' bayfront home with 5 BR's. 5'h baths situated in a park-like setting with a thousand flawless details. WE SET 41, TI-IE HOMES THAT MAKE YOU SAY"TIIAT'S IB' In Woodbfldge. Cottage home On greenbelt. Make en otterll Must eelllll OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4pm 54 RACING WIND * ORANGETREE/28r + 2 *utllllTllll* c..-gar. 0.t. patio home. Mutt ucrtf!Qe gorgeous Lowest priOed In aree eondoa1Lovely2Br28a. i;,i:~~~ESUN t~ Only S7 4,900 w/ 10.50'Yo 29 TANGERINE assumable financing. We have 01191' 80 dla· 3 Br 2 Ba only $8-4,900. tresaed aelet and bank Oerlnltefy won't tut! Try repoa In Irvine e:nd other only $5000 dwn and area.a. Call us wt1h your $800/mo. Call Patrick need• Tenore 760-8702 Act~* lll·llll EXCEPTIOllL . Carmeno In the VIiias. 1 · 3...: =e=r =2ea=. =,am==rm=.=frplc=-. bdrm, 1 'A be + Lott. pool. 4 ear gar. c:loM to Double att1c:hed garage b<:tl, ll'IOpS. twys. occ Proleaalonally decor- $119,000. Elaa. agt ated, too many mru to 631-7370, 650-3018 Hsi. Thia la a must Me 3 Br + den. Colt.Qe Park . Neer aehools & OCC. RV apace New roof. In- sulated. remodeled. Agent $45-"85 1umwmY11W AEDUCl;O bef0<• decldl~ on any-lhJl).g'el~~ ,900. also'j ealty 786-1172 / Thia fight 3 Bdrm home needs to be seenl All un-usual home on a httle know <fulet cu1-<»-uc: 3880 Mk:helaon Dflve Afternoon sun ·~-Irvine over apa and throug,, the IEW lllTlllTI ahuttac'• to IMng a,... .•. See It today • located on 4 Br. 2~ be. single farnlly north ectoe of San1a Anl d .. acMd home. Turu. Country CNb. Rode Aldge Lrg yard. 111 ••-• ...._1 ale. lnt9r'Com & MC 1)11. -·-oent v1c: & muc:tl more 30 IPll lllllY 1·1 yr be'Ow mU'ket rate l _.2·1200 flnen $340,000. f0t Info • 552..o917 (lrAne Paclflel PETE BARRET I . R£ALTY People wM need P.opte AMERICA'S LARGEST FULL SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY aEAi1~v3g!,,.y ~------------------------------------------------•••••••••••l!!!!!!!!!!!~===~·~an;;aoou~;u==J c1ta11rled AO• M 2·st7e ' • f• • .. ........ au. ............. .._. lllfl!lll ••er.... •• •r..... 1• .... ..... '!! ......... '" .,.:_~~~:..-*" ... '* mT .. 1K• 0 llUrt. 3.lkfrm, ~·~ ~" ltR?ll--U.HH•IMll 111111-_ r.et 28' 28a with vtew.. Eutbfuft mt.000 3tw OcnVu T ..... Me ~~ 400 Viet• Quinta Mey... I' I -. .... ~ .... -tiMll 2 ., 't ... ~ I. ~ Only t1H,t00 with 3ba +.., den, enc:t poollteMlt nw bWh M9\lunda)'1l-3'M, 38dmH fam rm,2~ -..cft .~ t*. IOfN w b._.'Mbte ~ _,,.. I., m.. p AT A I c K bad( yll(d f;oo aq "· wtll =:';r;.:=c: J:; ...... •••• CO¥Wed Ptlt.IO, beMffUI 13ff,OOO llCMA2Q 0 an . 12 ••• 0 0 0 TEN<>t'E 7eo-t702. ~ IMM option. ,1.3 It, o.n. Encl unit.. Largett p1w1 2700 l4"ft, 4 =· FEE. snt.&OO 1.1111/ OwN/4-MM111 For detaill MO-eoM St&t,600 to s1n,ooo. Bdf wlborlue rm BrlO'lt rlnclC>elt only. ~f14l a t1r condo: pvt..,., c:.et ii!i1;r.;;r-•1 end unit nHr pool, 2tM2'4 or 4" 3 ow. Hf Hoeg ~ ~ .. •Ill I) lJ ' ' ' I) t n 'I •, , It 111 +MIT SUP tchOoll. Ind ~. • ... YllW-T•m.. Avtlll. now Agt llf/-ll-t M .... y. AprlJ I ••••-Onty12At.&OO+youown ayown. 3btldenor4bt 240"'330tt72-4710 Aal.B8 '(Ma«h 21-Apnl 19'! em..i. .... is on..........: ... CO... WIW tM lend. A llMlltyt TO + t • din t ~ llA lllAND Ofll. OJF • 1' ....-~ Unlqve lr9 3 Br 2~ ea.._________ ... call PATAIC b .~ 2':..!. . r~. LIDO ISLE: 28tt. 31 ft lot. FOAO N> JUST eo. OJ consolidatio n Of aAtU. ooncCSiiou by fanli.J}':IMmbtn. Y• ooc..n, 3 Bdr t w/dlnlf\9 rm, trplc, MC lllT••••Tlnl TENORE 7eo.t102 ,!.'~.tr;:"..,,_ Freetettlir. owe eicohG .MMIOAl£.a&ft2W, wa)'I of tnettuiJ)I income -1od;viduals Who Uftdenaand h alnr• 1 lkfr, 7 ""' otd. pride of g•t• and your OWN OotgtOUS Ira 38' • den, 2 .._.. ~.............. et'*'• 1 M-A Corp M6-31(& + OEN LUX~Y TOW..,.. trend will aid your d'f'ons. Cancer. Capricorn nativa ....-.. own e' 1 h IP • man Y B 0 A T S I.. I P , o n I y trplct. W9t bar atrium & .,... _,.,_ IQM HOME OVIALOOK NG • tJ ~· emenltlu AaklnQ S239,to0 w/fennal (Low mor• with 'forever aity, but~. Comm. ..... 9tG CANVOH CC t promtnen I)'. $289.750. Uve -. to1 dwT1 OKl. Muat ... this VIEWS! Only l*.8" PoOll.. =--~ ~ llnMm l3U.OOO. IY OwNEA, TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll bavt' paier hedc:ia (J/ I 1.107 tmo. Cell on opponunlty For •a11t w/gteat term11 Won 't , tz7t · 2 Spel;tacutar I Bt, poor M2·1113l(l1t))47~:Mee thoupi, action. lunar. numenaJ cycles hiahliah• lraVt"l, PoPciJmrity, ""~~DELGADO PATRICK TENORE 111t.To ... ce11PATAICK IYIWID LY.Ill.... "°"'8. with 19' of prime com:ctj~t&ndexccUenttimina.Make~oala~DCllltbc. 83,_,2ee 760-8702 '* ev OWNER. H1af11v up. b9V, front.& room for 2 • djrect, orialnal. willinJ to take chance oo your owa abibues. Vety nic. BMf• condo: 3 ;raded & ~. 120 ~t.. ..._, 1.. OEMINI (May ll~June 20): Scorpio individual works bdUnct ••-IUln• •IAYl•ID• Oof'"°"' remodel.d · 5 3 br. 3 ba, lrg corMf lot. Bdr 3000 sq ft home , Auumeble 11t. OWC family rm dlnl"9 fill. , balance. 846-6325 f,·.\~ ~~. ;:nt=~-==-= ~. v~J::'~ •• llT ~I scenes fQr you.. Emphull on clandestiM mtttings. hospatal viliu. Daly Piiot, Box 1 seo, Priced to..., •t '2n.ooo Couf1eey to Btok.,.. Mii ... wlllinaness to dlaDte pollC) based on additional fnfonnatton. Cbect • lllftl..lf.... COtUI ...... 92&29. • Wlft coop9rete 75 .. 1530 173-7873 173-7177. Spedol•., 2 beth wl1tl dew~i r,:::2~r~~~ w~'i"~~bt: ~ Oinalioll 11~ fbled rat•. 30 yrs . Pl•m•nm tm-..n... Po01."P6C&•or•w· Id~-. . * ....... _ -~ ~·~ Moneco with *' GC Cflarmlng Back Bay HOl'M Good 3 8r 2l:HI frplc old9' 3 BA, 35" IOt. Southpedo. ner locauon. Prrced cou ~vm.e a ltrtOUI hODan1p. ~ow it. pr~ ~--..,. trptct + g~elt houael"A Courte1y to brokera '114tw. 14 Aw VIiiari. Secluded ar,a netr Meta home o n iarge' tot 1349.000. Owner will below mar ket al Moort position bipli&hu fnends. a.spiratJOnS.. emotiol'\.ll twflllmeat. Open Mnd1. *"1m Ori" Ett•f ... tt&t,500 90xna Now s109 500 · Cll'Y· 142 vie Undlne. s2oa.ooo. Muat Hll Money picture 1s more stable than e>nJinatly anticipated. true value. Only UYOIEITll ... S3 49. 9 9 9 . A 11 um e ISSO,OOO below Hating. 3 Br 1230.000 12.50% 111 + "4en 2'A ba. ram rm pool •IAll•-20451 B•'f1Mw85()..5520 OPENSUN 1_.PM · OP£NSUN~Yi-s lmmed. LEO (July 23-Aua. 22)· Emphasis on c:arccr, business.~. * llllllYllW * 1111ntneAv. <:ooperetewtthlrolcert. 111T11111 sencral standmJ in communny. Domestic adjustment is pan of owe. To see call 's -000 .w Fonnermodelwtthtull~ (Btwn Hot109YaH~) <114>•7:MOl3 ..... 1111 sttnario, could 1nclude_9urchasc of art obJcct or luxury item. You1l W~~~·pr:R ba ~~~~~ ltJMar•ltlffr. •L•nYllW receive "'tempting'• offer. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio 021ives f....,.c can Bt<r. at 644-7424 2500 llf •;. ao lot. Pool. 5 Ml·11H 2 Bdrm ~ Heights prominently. • er 708St. James Pl, cutt hOtnewlth a lutUf'e, room VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You'll learn much of what occun PATRICK TEN 0 RE spa 2""• ' lO .• ,. Int 760-8702 Owner 213-430-3629 *"' UIYll* UYCIEIT IEIHll -------•I Haven JHT LISTll 10 expend. F" 1389·500 bchmd scenes -long distance call or communication sets rttofd 111 IUYll lllTIM Owner979·8280 PALERMO•POOL Owner 642•9200· ... a straight. What seems to be a lost cause will be revived and wiU HY II LWE S306,000 FEE t>uys 4 or ! Beautlful 48drm pool Bdrma with 3 full baths home w/apa, pvt loc t0<mal dining room, lam Below market seso.ooo lly room and lovely yar< wlgreat terms or leaee I' for outdoor IMng. S.. I tor $3000/mo to mo only today. Lowest prlc9d golf COUrM Crest S40K dn assume Slightly under '1• ac. one 01 2J<'~ c~i:,~· IPll .U UT /IH boomerang in your favor. uo. Aquarius persons figure promjnt:C.dy. custom In Canyon. 4 bat S1470 P&I 2 B d the largest Harbor Vlh 11 a-LIBRA (Se 2" ""~ 22) y all h. -•---Bedrooms, 4 bathe, pd· 2 blks 10 bch 93~48'· 1011. 4 Bdr, tormal dining, Near new retld. or comm. S .... 1...,. ~ C _, pt. ~'· : ou can actu Y ac Jt"ve ~ -vate pool and spa. UI· · sep tamity rm, upgraded wlttr bay view '425,000 pa ... "'V , .... _..,.... • r-· focus on independence. md1v1duallty, willtngness to givt" up something umate In privacy. Drive by 2424 Sletra Vista cpts. fresh paint Priced 509 29th St. 873·5553 large : ~¥. 3 :;, conj of value for mere prom1~. Be peroq>ti'lfe enough to avoid Reduced to $995,000 oft oom 22nd/Tustin Ave right at S324.000Fee lirwPllT .... _ _ ~ 1ot' 1 v U:~ St"lf-deception. Protect as~ts. espec1ally from obsequious mdivid~. 7I0-1t00 873-1395 Irvine Coast Rllrs IUIJ 9UIW• nsw r. • 0 *'o SCORPIO(Oct. 23-No'. 21): Let ooofwbat • .-ars to bc a losi ... 786-7500 Private locatl()n In s.e-xtru. 3 levelt wt a dbl • _.,.., .... Duplex, live In one rent the view. Good financing. gar. Owne< Broker will proposition. ~I tangles, expenses would not be worth effort to ha1'1 This Is a llquldaUon·don't 1141 UITl&lt min It. To 1ee call I IPll lll•ay 1 I PATRICK TENORE -• other, 1 blk to ocean, 3 Br 11111 ll•YIEW Owner ready to nego-coop wtume. 15 Kia Loe on to past. Focus on partnerships, special procecdjngs. marital stato 2 Ba + 2 Br. 2 Ba. 8 Yr• NEW LISTING !late. Jo Ann Doran Bkr. Ct.N.B. 846-0718 and publicity. Aries, Libra natives figure prominently. 780-8702 142-1200 -COTE .. t" old. pride of ownerahtp, 4 Bdrm custom r~esence. Call 759·-0819 ,.._., _ SAGJTTA.RltJS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Stress indcTV>ndcnce, focus on lrplC In eacil. VIMJlled a.ff. matter tulte with nr• ----..-------•w--1ng1. 4 car garage. place end atudy, formal -.WPMt -•-3 Bdrm+ def\ with 3 ea, pioneering project, realize that love may no lonaier be a stra.ntet. I j PETE REALTY $10,000 down. Call Rua dining room ramify room _, .,..., corner locatlon with Emphasis also on employment. sccunty measures, will~ &o stand *IEWfMTITUL* 852-1202. 646-8627 eve with profeRlonal bar. 3 3 BR 3ba. 1189.000 many upgredel. Priced tall for principles. Leo, Aquanus natives figure prominentl>-' BARRETI Sacrlflce o«geous4 Bdrm BIG CANYON EXEC WTILIFF car garage, large dee« Ooeari view. Low down • to NII at llN,OOO. By CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You're released from ~ pool home wtvleWI 3000 -------• 0 and Inviting IP•· Alklng owner financing. Bkr. appt. H. Frederick which wasun&irin first ytace. Cumntcycle highlini.ucban-. varietv, .. REALTY sq f1 of luxury, formal din-H USE. Broadmore larg-Lge 3Br 3ba, view. L/Hold. $698,000, FEE land. Sut>-(213) 681-8785 631·12M ,.... -,_ Ing rm. family rm. 2 frplb IE&Ol •Ill est made with expansion, $235~. 2927 Catalpa. mlt tradeS, or ieue op-serious consideration o journey. lndividual wbo aided i.J'I ~ Will and m0<e. Owne< trans· pool, spa, low down ok Do not di1turb ocx:upant. tlon. Furnishing• evall· New wat,,rront wldodc, again make appca.ra.nce and can help your cause. Ask! !erred. Wiii sell tor A Frame •Ingle atory tor qualified buyera. Price 7S9-0845 eble. cstm 3 Bdr ~ Ba tiome. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18~ Emphasis on security. a.bility \0 11¥•% Int. S73K ••· reduced lor quick ._......_......_._________ F· S239.900 w/grMt low sumeble. s 125,000 escrow 1750 000 HAABOR RIDGE-Luxury 112111111 llU '470,000. Opn Sat/Sun revise plans and to utilize talents in effective manner. Transaction has 1Pn~&rTesRtlct:m~e1:o~ Owner consider tradil f0t Call 834:11s7 · · condo for SALE •I IPll ll•Y 1·1 1·5. 331 t Flnley, nr Udo 18118 .Wm been completed. you may not know 1t. it is necessary oow to close deal " Fullerton area. $385.000 or TRADE 142-1200 Village. 673-3Tt7 llftl 1111111 and si=pcrs. Gemini, Sagiuariu.s pcoons play significant roles.. 760·8702 Weterlront 3 Br. 2 Ba $200.000 equity tor fam· p (F b I nMar h 20) Pla b' ,.1.,..,._ a.-· woodbeamcellfngs,walk By owner, reduced llyhmeln Nwpt,CDMor ..... Ull.. e . 7: C : nssu ~ect10 ............. ,.._.,optlons. 10 beach. s199,500. · S40.000undermat1(elf0< Lag Bcti. Owner/agent ..--llll&Y 1441 Galaxy br.-$pedous open. Emphasis on visits, trips, relatives an<t fulfillment of~ Fee land 3 Br 3 ea.+ Ir test late. Huge 3 Br, den 846-1945 H21 hr .. , ElllfMllff 4 BR, den, 211t baths. Two made approximately three weeks ago. H~aht versatility, be willi.na + spa 1tal~ed glass + 2'" ba. 2250 sq ft, up. 5BR/Sludy, 3 batha. pool, 2 car garages. Lge lo1. to tear down for ulumate purpose of n;bu1ld1D& on 1 more solid base. 3 Br 2 Ba, den, -l:ldo, lrench 'door• bf ass fix· graded beauty. Only The f&1te1l draw In the oak entry 1talrcue. Uted Room tor pool or RV F t tures. ev""" po' ealble up· $239.900. 644-6220 West ... a Dally Piiot b<lcit drfvew•y. fee land. parking. T•-futeat dra~ In , .. _ ........ •-•-aasu3 m7. 7 10!'!· .. 9 000°' app ' grade si99 900 Open Set/Sun. 1-:5. Cluatfled Ad. c.11 Today Senutlonal view. OPENSAT/SUN 1 to5 w'""'eat ... a Daily Pll•o-t ..,. .... llr 1111 67 -4 2 · ...,., • DOCKS. IOE R·.E. .: .. o-8208 524 Vlata Grande .... 2-" .. 78. $375 000 Call 768 ,....... Ro..,~~ Alt .., ......... 7 • -'" ..., . · ~-.,.......,, r ..,_. • ._. ' Qwlfted Ad. 642·5678. lt!Jlll .... lllf ............. IMI ==------100_,_2 9t1tral 1102 CtatrlJ 1002 lewal 1002 Gtaual 1112 ltural -1112 S..a -Illi .. ft~ v.uau ...-. 2_.,~ Specializing in properl'I on tfu waler . . . near lhe wafer . . . and wilh View of wafer BEST BUY "BY THE BAY" BAYFRONT HACIENDA -NEWPORT Luxurtoue llwlng In thle 3-alory wtlla wrth 4tit-t.oor obMfva- llon lower to tail• advantage of a 380 degree V.W of Newport C•nter, mountain•, NJ and oceen. c::= remodeted and redecoreled, th .. 7 bedroom btende new qu.tlty and wortuunehlp with the tradition and detaltt~of bJgone d•J•· N9w plef /floet fOf W Jacht. acceeelble trom 9r11ndtoee .. waterfront paUo" with 1p9elal tlle. Owner• wlll cOMlder exchange. aubmlt att otterel Owner wtll negotiate. 131·1400 LINDA ISLE VILLA One of the nneet f.!omM on Newport .. ,. Oftf 1000 eq. ft. with I bedroom-. 51h be. + etudlo, muelc room, -...or, MUM end 5 room ~-IM,lfte. C•ltred •ound a luehlr plent.d etrtwll with r«ge prtvate ewtnwnlng DOOL Cuetom, ex~ end grend In every w.,. Pler/ellp for lerge Jec:ht. a1-1400. $2.I00.000 end OWMn wtl negotiate. BA YFRONT CONTEMPORARY CORNER The uttlmate In Interior dMtgn with greceful detafllng In the entertaining .,.... end 4 bedroome. Inductee famlly room end gourmet kitchen owettooklng the watw. "8f for IO' Jechi + •Ide tie for em.n boet. Ortalnel ownen heve .,,....rwed the lmmaculat• condldon. ti,aoo,ooo 131·1400 OCEANFRONT ESTATE'-NEWPORT "ONE OF A KIND" and lmpoe•lble to dupHcet• todaJI Cuetom bullt a unique dnlgn hou... 10 bedrooma, t beth• Md lnterfftlng level• for c.pturlng bfue ocun Md ealle at eunMt. Two ldentlcel unll9 with 3 bedroom•+ den a 4 bethe In MCh unit on 4 lewefe. Separate 2 Mdroom •partm.nt with VIEW ... • eeper•t• maid'• eulte or for vleltlng relatlwee. Thie la a aenaatlonal property that'• NOW REDUCED •nd reedJ for an otter. t 1,.215,000. 131-1400. BAYFRONT-PIER/SLIP-VIEW Spectac:uler mountain and water view from thle wel~talned BA YFRONT DUPLEX. SandJ beech t pier for 2 IMge yachte. GrNt famlly arN In a quiet ~tlon. Call for detalle on thl1 terrific property. OWNER W1LL CARRY TME NOTE A.ND FIRST T.D. OH THIS F&E LA.ND property. SIH,000. 131-1400. PICTURESQUE OCEANFRONT Tot•lty remodeled 3 level reeldence with eubetantlal m .. t., eulte. Exqul11te detalllng of white oek, tNk end epeclal etone. Plaet•r wall• I eolld lmuletlon In thte 4 bedroom home with dr•mettc a •pecloue lfwlng room a gourmet kitchen. tlM,000. 9'1· 1400. LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT lnt•reetlng and flexible noor pl•n In thle lmrnaculete 4 bedroom + den and famlly room re.ldence. S.Cluded atrium patio, clrcutar etalrc .. •, 3 ftreplece• end gourmet kitchen. Owner wlll con•kMr exchang9. Reduced to t8I0,000.131-1400. HARBOR RIDGE EST A TES-NEWt Megnlfl· cent-1ftth vaewa of CataHna to P91oe Verde•, night Hghte a the aecvrtty of a ouerded-p .. communhy. Vour own private ape, t bedloom• .. retfMt1 terge femtf1 ""· a br.ptec.e, 3 cer oarea• a Htenetw uM of mlr'°'9 end marble. OwMn wlll help flnence after an e .. umeble loen. ...... 500. 131-1400. A new Hating. CORNER ESTATE -CORONA DEL MAR A rare find In a =~tloft.. lmmenM comer ~ wau-Pfhecy. You ~ • rolllng 9'"" lewn acroaa to PANORAMIC Vl&W of ooeen, bay and city ltght• at night. A. perfect home for ene.rtaln- lng with chtnlty Md prtyecy. C•ton'I remodeled 4 bedroom home with 9ourmet ktloMn. ep1eloua living ~ brick nrepteoa a ,NMft doort IMdl"9 to prtwale!°°'-:>-ner may oonelder H~ tor ....alter home • ...,_ RE. Ceh tn.-oo ot a1.,_, OCEANFRONT DUPLEX Excellent ooeentront with a ~ upper untt a a bed. lower. ker oereae. '•tlo on bMoh. Quiet oomw aoc.tton with heW roof a exterior. told wlttt fumlahfng.e. •10,000. 131-1400 BA YFRONT-ONL Y 2 YR.8. OLDI Cuetom a lowefJ with pler/floet for 30' ~ o .. aplr•I. etalre, atNm beth, lebuloue kitchen, aecurtty ert- tem a aolld on doore throughout thlej bedroom. 2~ beth home. EnJoJ the good I ... on the •alw-ln e home 'of ·dletlnct1on_ .. t a reaeoneble pr-. •10.000 ,_, a1-1400. PENINSULA CUSTOM CORNER-NEW Low malntenence exterior and Oft11 .tepe to beyfronl bceptlonaf In 8",Y detall of thle 2·atory deelgft Witt\ a drametlo flalr. A thrill to decorete ttde new ~room home with 1our own taete tM bMJca of beeutlful wood floon, leedecf glan, braH, oak and luxury betha .,. all thent Juet brfng 1our furntthlng• Md mov• In end begtn to enJoJ life. EaaJ to ... en open houM et 1IOO E. 11a1boe ltwd., U1-1400. Reduced to $525,000. CUSTOM BUil T-PENINSULA Sk1llght1, overalze roome, toter panel omc. end much more. Thia home I• extre 1p9elal with a light a airy fMllng throughout the 3 bedroom a with den ancf f•mlly room1. A new Hating '545,000.131-1400. LIDO ISLE REDUCED I READYll "Bachelor owner" up It'• too much houMI Muet Mfl Immediately. Dremattc 2-•tCMJ, moff-fn condition I apecloue 4 bedroom• with large llwtng end dining atffe. See I eubmlt now. '411,000. 131-1400 BALBOA COVES WATERFRONT , Nlceet ~tlon In the C°"9. ftrtwate bMch, eunn1 patio a •Hp for 40' bollt. LMge a brtght 2 bed. + den home with beautltul decor. Qood financing .wall. Cell tor detatla. $415,000.131-1400 FOREVER VIEW-LIKE NEW Thi• home hae att the "bere "".f'ltlala" very large end apeclou• llwlng room, form.I cUnlng room, lmmenM femlly room end open kitchen, grandtoM mater eulte + one other bedroom. High cetllnge, 3 car 9er90e. a.. 2331 Cllff Drlwe, Newport on lat/Sun 1-5 p.m. '550,000 '" land. . .,,....,. CORNER HOME-LARGE LOT a VIEW ONE of the 1•'9"• lot• on Cllff Drtwe with • VIEW NEVER TO BE 08STAUCTED. Above the crowd with lote of w•rmth a charm a etlll hea potentlal for eddlng on. A dignified 3 bedroom, 2V. beth home on a 50x170 flat lot. VllW OF BAY, OCEAN a LIGHTS. $415,000 with good\ financing. Wiii exch•nge for emaller houM. LIDO ISLE-CUSTOM A.ppMflng, bright, cheerful I preetlglou• rnldence In• fine toc:.tfon. TolattJ coordinated decof with French doon. gourmet kitchen and "gerden lemlly room." A fine 4 bedroom home for the "fUHyi' buyer. U1-1400. Reduced to $419,SOO. · LIDO 18LE-BRICK-WARMTH·LARGEI , Comforteble floor plan for thl• apacloue 4 bedroom home on a 45' lot. LowefJ patio for outdoor IMng and a greetd' kitchen + den and dtnlng room. How only $40,000. Ea•J to .... 831-1400. . OCEANFRONT COTT AGE-$448,000 WonMrtul locetfon on the Nnd. Your own HCond home or beach retl"Mt-or lnoome propel'tJ. A.lwayt rented S bedroom home wtth gNel potential. '31·1400 THREE UNITS -CORONA DEL MAR An unuaual and ..._. property In a deeareble loc•tlon. A large home wtfh 4 bedfooma Md 3 bathe. A.tao two 2-bedroom ,....., uolta a 4 oeree-on extra wide lot. CIOM to ,_-and ~ng. S441,000. 131-1400. Wefl maintained end ... , to .... OCEANFRONT LOT-NEWPORT In en ex.,._t looetlon. OWMr wUI cerry the nret T.D. to a caualtfted ..... °"" by "°' ......... end eel '°' detalle. 831-MOo. A wOftdeffuf opponunfty to clplon your OWftl ~ to ts7S.D00 CUSTOM WATERFRONT HOME lpacloue 3 .,........, 2\\ beth home on '" l,nd. Sright. cheerful end'**' condttlon fof the fVMJ buyer. Urie prtwate deck wlt1' night light Ylewa, lovely femlty room ;:;i one of the beet toe.lion• lft Newport Shortt. '3IO,OOO. U1-1400. • P,...tlgloue a.yetde Cove near ehopplng beach and a "alt down" VIEW of Beyfront ectMty. Cuetomlaed 2 bedroom, 2 ba.. condo wtth qu.ltty arMt.et .... al0,000. U1-1400. WESTCLIFF·LARGE • LOVELY Extra= femU, home on ema IM9' ..._..quiet atnet. s totel ~ooma, 4 bethe In tNa = "lle•ott .. bult reektence. A NHon1tlt1........ • ...... tlnig et 1800 Dor°"'J Lene .... on lundlly 1,of ,,M. IT.MtOO. _ PENINSULA HOME BY BAY Wood ftoora, beemed c.illn .. A total chalm In lNe remod1 .. d 3 bedroom home.~ ~Uon ltCIOM from Beyfront. Welk bJ 122S W"t 11aJ Ave. a call for detetle. Ther9'• potentl.t In tht• R-2 toe.lion. 1211,000. 131-1400. • LAGUNA BEACH CONTEMPORARY Ocean VIEW with loed• of wood and , .... on a huge levef lot with room for pool In front or ~ OnlJ 4 ,..,. old In a "choice" location. Exciting 4 bedroom home end ownet le HQ•r to coo,.rate In • ule. '324,IOO. L .... /optlo• low down. 131-1400 HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS Beeutltul "model" condo with c.ron and night flgfit VIEWS on cul de w . Upgraded evet1wtter. rn thle 2 bedroom + den wlew deck. atrium garden a • total deflght In every aepect. S27S,OOO. · COUNTRY FRENCH BLUFFS-BEAUTIFUL Exten-'"fy remodefed with FNneh doon. wood cellnp, entlque beelne a ftreplace mentt.. New kitchen, ~ ptlancee. ltghttng I plumbing.. 8telned g.... detalllng Included wtth eenerou• decoretor ,..turee to pNMnt an lnYltlnglJ wann 2 bed. 2 beth home. You MUST SEE to epprMlate. 11S-8100. '230,000 NEWPORT HOME-NEAR BEACH SkJUghta, prfwate back yard end centraf Newport toc:.tloft ontJ atepe to oc.en. Gourmet kitchen, f.ntllJ room with wet ber, •trlu"' Md 3 bedrooma. S290,000.131-1400. NEWPORT CORNER-POOL A new lletlng thle w .. k. TotetlJ coordln.ted and elmoet new lnt•tlor with tota of mirror•, a ltall•n tlle. 3 total bedroom• • famlly room. 1245,000 FEE. 131-1400. NEWPORT INCOME PROPERTY Weft-priced Income unite nNr tbe bMch with • •atue betow the ~et Yelue et 1225,000 Call for det.U1 on the untt• a owner ....... t.d flnenclng ~ 1~. 131-1400 NEWPORT CRE8T-t189,500 Mo9t deelfebte= 4. lnt.,..Hng '9wte wtttl 3 tote! bedroome Ind e huge P'W•t• meeter aulte. Com- munity pool a A ftfte value In a "wetk to bNch" ~tlon. U1·1400 NEWPORT SHORES BEAUTY Outetandlftg 3 bedfoont hCNM on a lot and Vt In Newport 8horff. Off·•hfte cerpete, lovely dr..,.n.. and mlrrore enhence thfe home with dignity In every amenity. Two patloe a tonnal clnlna room. *• to beech, pool end tennle. Cu.et0tn fumlehlnge .. MgOtlabM. Ownen wta coneldet Hcheftee -,....,o,tton Of 1 171,IOO. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -POOL lherp and deen home with a ...,.. bdroome + tamtty room and lovefJ pool. owner w.ttt help ftnence. s1•.ood. Call to .... a1-1• BEACH HOUSE·ONL Y S139,500t 'r'°" uncter ...,.,...__ • ..,,. to a., a ooeen. Juat ...,..,.. wtth bultt..ma In thfa 2 bed. 2 beth wfth bNrne end •-"'-,.,_t for dallJ ttvlng Of -.Mend ret,..t. A new .. ..,,._.,.... ., LARGE LOT-NICE HOME-t114,000 In Coeta ~ ftMr achoole. Low a.ah down I low fMIJIMftte .. lel JCN own thee S bedroom wtth .. ul'Mble i.rt at u•. c.11 a .... aM400. See Separate Ad on Balboa Island Properties WATERFRONT 2436 W < ""'1 I fu v "'11.!U. port R.t·.u h ,,:i I · I I OU HOMES, INC. R _ -.1.....-- ·~1 5 M.u11w \'' R.1ltHM I ~l.u1d h7:'-ht)0C) Hewty ~~ 3 Ir Ba. MC.. rec facll. 2 be time. $410,000. ca. $f15,500. 912-3085 for more Info 148-7179 tlLU IM - TElllS COUllT eeeut. 2 br ooncto, 1u119C. Giant "Tennis Court" 1ize btdg. 2nd ftr. 290 ~ yard, 3 Br 2 ea Bayaest _1..ane __ ._0wner __ e_1_5-300 __ 11_ - HOUM. $235,000. MUST SELL · Lo down Anence. onve by ·1so Irvine Ave. Phone OwM! 64~ 164 or 548-8200 " llUl!llTI. 2Bf 2ba w/ywd, tip, eec.. gate. $139,000. Cell $42-8799 Of 844-8722 J .. ,, ·~ I .. • . be _) ( ..,. ... ' -- ...... .-:: I ', ( . ;y. \ • r • ..... \ HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDf'OOll ** 6410 W. Oceanfront, Npt Bch 759-9100 $645,000 Sun 1-5 58 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 675-8000 $385,000 S un 1-5 2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN * 1429 Dolphin Terr .• Irvine Terrace 873-4400 $750,000 Saturday/Sun 1-5 401 Begonia.Corona del Mar 760-8333 $595,000 Sun 1-5 2331 Cliff Ortve (Clltthaven) NB 673-6900 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2308 Cliff Or. View Npt Hghts.N.B. 642-9200 $390,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • * 19 Curl, w , Jasmine Creek, CdM (619)728-5151 Sun. 1-5 1577 E. Ocean Blvd (Bal Penln Pt) NB 642-5200 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 11 Madrona, Rancho San Joaquin, Irvine 640-4868 $177,500 Sat/Sun 1..S 211 Marguertte, Corona det Mar 675-4760 $595,000 Sunday 1-·5 38EDROOM 20451 Bayvtew Ave, Newport Beach 650-55204158,500 Sunday 1-5 2323 Colgate, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $135,000 Sun 1-4 200 Diamond (Bal I~) Npt Bch 759-9100 $395.000 Sun 1-4 * * 106 Via Lido Nord (Lido) Npt Sch 759-9100 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *464 Gavtota, The Bluffs, N.B. 644-6114 s 189,900 Sun 1-5 •2000 Highland Dr, Newport Beach 631-1400 $195,000 Sunday 1-.. 1851 Kentucky Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M. 557-5659 $129,950 Sun 1-5 * 1626 Myrtlewood, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $131,000 Sat/Sun 1-.. •4645 Roxbury (Cameo Shrs) Npt Bch 644-6200 $499,000 Sun 1-4 11 Rue Verte (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 644-6200 $745,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 531 San Bernardino (Newport Hetghts) NB 642-5200 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19501 Sierra Seco (Trtlrk) Irv 844-7020 $245,000 Sun 1-5 1419 Santanella Terr, CdM 644-7020 $299,950fee Sun 1-5 *5 Thunder Trail, lrv1ne 559-9400 Sat/Sun 1-5 501 Tustin Ave, Newport Hts. 644·7211 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 224 Via Koron (Lido) Npt Bch 673-8844 $369,000 435 Vista Trucha (Bluffs) Npt Bch 760-8702 $249,500 Sat/Sun 11~ a BR plu• FAM RM or DEN * • 2640 Vitti Baja, Newport Beach 644-9060 S250,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5 • 35 Skvaall (Jsmn Crk) CdM 759-1S01 $428,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .;,. 4&45 Roxbury, Cameo Shores, COM 720-1705 Sp15,000 Sunday 1-5 e 714 Poppy. Corona del Mat 844-90eo$595,000 Sunday 1-5 523 Avenlda Campo, The Bluffa, N.8. 675-6000 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ' 2913 Baker, Costa Meta 548-5880 $171,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 * •2007 Hoflday Rd (Baycr .. t) Nwpt 8ch 213-430-3629 $280,000 Sunday 1-4 65 8MCOn Bly. Newport a.ch 675-8000 $430,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 715 Bellla, Eutbluff, N.B. &4+-0723 $280.000fee Sun 1-5 • 1221 e.tklhlre (W•tcllff)N.B. 543-9518 S302.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2531 Bleekthorn Str .. t (EattbkJff) NB 831-7300 1395,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 16 Butternut Lane. lrvtne (Deane Hm1, 844-9080 194,500 Sundtly 1-5 ' _) Sun 1-5 2561 Ctrde Dr. (Bay9hor•}. N.B. &46-e325 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 900 Cliff Dr. (NptHgU) Npt Bch &44-e200 $275,000 Sun 1-5 3208 Cok>redo, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $159,900 Sunday 1-4 2 Creekwood (Woodbridge) lrvtne. 857-8011 $172,500 Sat 1-5 2302 FaJrhHI Drive (Bliek Bay) NB . 631-7300 $188,000 ~ay 1-4:30 * 1833 a.a.tee Terrece. CdM 675-6161 Sn5,ooo Sat/Sun 1-s 200 Hanowr Ortve. Costa Mesa 545-8685 Sunday 1-5 121 Harbor Island Rd. Newport Beach 640-4868 Open Sat & Sunday 15 Kia Loa Court, Newport Crest, N.8. 646-0718 $189,500 Sat/Sun 11-5 1721 Kings Rd, Npt Beach 631-12&8 $595,000 Sun 1-5 1215 Manners Drive (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch 631-7300 $455,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 • 189 Masters Cir (Snta Ana CC} CM 642-5200 $237,500 SUnday 1-5 * * 1205 N. Baytront, Balboa Island 673-7300 $925,000 Sun. 1-4:30 3335 Ocean Bfvd. CdM 675-6000 $1,000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 334 Ogle. Costa Mesa 631-1266 $159,000 Sun 1-4 * 1064 Pescador Drive (Dover Shores) NB 631-1300 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 1721 Port Barmouth (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch 759-9100 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19-i5 Santiago Drive (Baycrest) NB 631-7300 $380,000 Sunday 1-4:30 2424 Sierra VIS1a, Newport Beach 673-1395 $250,000 Sat/Sun 11-6 3065 Taytor Way. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $129,900 Sunday 1-.. 214 Via lthlca, Lido Isle, N.B. 675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 120 Via Quito, Udo Isle, N.B. 673-7300 $425,000 Sun. 1-5 2617 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach 760-1900 $395,000 Sunday 1-.. * 134 Harbor Island Rd, N.B 760-1900 $599,000 Sunday 1-6 *412 Vista Trucha (Stuffs) N:B. 640-6259 $226,500 Sun 1-5 218 Wellesley (College Park) CM 646-7171 $128,000 Sunday 1-.. * 19342 Worchester Ln (Hntngtn Crest) HB 631-7300 $250,000 Sunday 1-4:30 664 w. Wiison. Costa Mesa 645-0303 s 112,900 4BEDROOM * * 4028 Channel Pl, Npt Bch Sun 1-.. 645-0303 $850,000 Sun 1-5 3158 KUlybrook Ln, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $138,500 Sun 1-5 1029 Bonnie Ooone (Irv Terr) CdM 644-6200 $495,000Fee Sat/Sun 2-5 ** 1307 Bayskle Or, CdM 644-6200 $910,000 Sat/Sun 2-5 340 Cabrtllo. Costa Mesa 648-7171 $146,000 6451 Catowba Ln, fMM Sunday 1-5 559-9400 Sunday 1-5 2642 Circle Or (Byshra) Npt Bch 644-6200 $350.000 Sun 1-5 1121 Elllott. Santa Ana "3-e767 S 180,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1338 Olla.KY. Dover s~. N.B. 873-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 1900 Hermlt9 (8Q Cyn) Npt 8ch 844-e200 159g,ooo s.ttSun ,.s 1821 Kinof Rd. Npt 8ct't 759-9100 $898,000 Sun 1'""4:30 •2012 POt1 Br1ttOI, HV Homee, N.8 844-8084 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1030 T•-'ta (Hrbr Hlndl)Npt 8d'I 831-7370 1215,000 Sun 1-6 4 • plue FAii •or DEN ** 415 ~Or, Npt Bch • 644-7020 $500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 1824 Antigua Way (DcMr Shor9) N8 631-7300 $475,000 Sunday 1-4:30 25 Augusta (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 780-8333 $1,995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2921 C.ob, E.astbluff, N.B. 640-4386 $375,000 Set/Sunday 10001 C1fff DrtYe, HunUngton Beed'I 546-2313 $140,000 Sat/Sun 12:30-4 10093 Corr8I River Ct, Foumaln V"*"t 983-8787 $142,500 Smday 1-5 ••1024 E. Belboa Blvd, Balboa Penln. 644-9060 $1 , 195,000 Sunday 1-5 * • 1806 Galaxy (Oo\W Shores) Nwpt Bch 64fr7171 $700,000 Sunday 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr. OoYer Shores. H.B. 548-5647. '355,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1724 GeJaxy Dr 'v..w' (Dover~) NB . 642-5200 $369,000 Sunday 1-5 19 Hennltege (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 644-6200 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1422 Keel Dr (Hrbr Vu His) CdM 645-0303 $424,900 Sun 1-4 •1921 Kings Rd (C11fft\aven} Nwpt Bch 642-5200 $698,000 FEE Sunday 1-5 2032 Komat. Costa M.a 557-4224 $295,500 Sunday 1-5 3343 Nevada (Mesa Verde North) CM 963-6767 $169,500 Sunday 1-5 ••1776 Orfole, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1-.. 1820 Port Chariel (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch 644-6200 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 6 San Sebastian (Hrbr Rdg~t Bch 644-e200 $1 , 175,000 Sat/SUn 1:30-5 15 San Set>utlan (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch 644-6200 $1 ,495,000 Sun 1-5 * 4500 Wayne (C . H in ds) CdM 644-6200. $350,000 Sun 1-5 • 4621 Gorham (C. Shrs) CdM 644-6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-.. 2001 Port Provence (HVHms) Npt Bch 759-1501 Sunday 1-5 19·Toulon (Hrbr Rdg Est) CdM 759-1501 1227 Port9'de (HVHla) Npt Bch Sun 1-5 760-8333 $449,000 Sun 1-5 25 AuguS1a (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch 760-8333 $1,995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 26 Rue Grand DucaJ (Btg Canyon) NB 642-5200 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1230 Sand Key, HV Hiiis, CdM 760-9133 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1845 Santiago (Baycrest) Nwpt Bch 642-5200 $306,000 Sunday 1-5 * 1628 Santiago Drive (Baycrest) NB 631-7300 $435,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 ••2107 Santiago Drive (Baycrest) NB 631-7300 $329,000 Sundy 1-4:30 * 1207 Santiago Drive (Baycrest) NB 631-7300 sm;-000 Sunday 1-4:30 320 Seaward, She>redltts, CdM 675-«K>O 1375,000 Sa1/Sun 1-4:30 8968 Swallow, Fountain Valley 9&3-8767 $151.500 Sunday 12-4 1828 Tradewtnds Lane (a..ycr.t) NB 631-7300 $339,000 Sunday 1-4.30 *4839 Tremont Lane (Cameo Shores) NB 631-7~ $629,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 225 Via Orvleto (lido Ille) NB 631-1400 $419,000 Sunday 1-5 2518 Wavecreet (Hrbr Vu Hla)Npt Bch 759-9100 1320.000 Sun 1-5 ** 2e58 Baythore Or (Bylhrt) Npt 8ch • 75$-9100 $1 ,850,000 Sun.,.1-4 * • 2431 Windward, Npt 8ch 759-9100 $380.000 Sun 2-e •2027 Yacht Defender (Selvtew) NB 831-7300 $445,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 IMpluePAMMlorDEN • ss Rldgellnl c.hr ~Pt 8oh 760-8333 $1,850.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 * 14 ~ (HrbrAdg) Npt 9ch 780-8333 l2.000.000 SatlSun 1-5 • .. 213( 1 .,,,,. .. &.Me. .............. -.2211 •1•.000 Sun 1-4 2.232 Part Lerwedr (tM ... ii} .. 8dt 84 4 l200 ---8Un 1:3C).6 2232 Prt tANe* ftM ......... ti . 84. l200 .. .oao SUn 1:».-5 • '° = .. Geairae (lg~ Npt 9ctt IU 11.371".000 S.V&wt 1--5 • . 2232 Pn L...-. CH~ Bch &44-e200 135e,OOO Sun 1:30-6 • 30 ~St 0eoto9 (Bg Cyn) Npt &a. • . ~ 11,37&.000 S8t/Sun 1~ 1508 Santenela, Cotona ~ M• 673-1181 1295.000 r:.. Sund8y 1·5 * 1528 Santlego OrtYe (Baya•) NB . 831-7300 $550,000 8widey 1-4:30 * • 1208 Santt.ao OrtYe (Dowt ~) N8 831-7300 1610,000 Sundey 1-4:30 1800 Siebel Cir (Spygle Rdg) CdM 844"'200 MS0.000 Sun 1-4 •708 St • .,.,.,. Pl, Cltfthawn. N.B. 978-l280 1341,000 s.t/SUn 2-5 I * * •222 VII Udo Nord, l:Sdo llle eu -eoeo 11,950,ooo Sunday 1-6 IM ..... FAii •or DEN * * 103 Viii Udo Soud (Udo) Npt 8c:h 75M100 $3,750,000 8'.911-5 * * • 107 Mlford (C •• Stn) CdM 844-e200 1,975.ooo s.tSun 1-s * 11 C.-'wood (Htbr Rdg) Npt 8c:h 780-8333 $1,950.000 Sat/&.911-5 ·•••101 Vie Udo Soud, Udo llle,N..8. 673-7873 CoutWy to 8kra Sat/Sun 1 .. 5 7llWIOOll 1707 E. Bay AW (8elboe Per*1) NB 831-1400 $391.000 . Sund8y 1..S CotmOI FOR IALE " 29EDROOll 99e Bayllde C0¥8 w.t. t'9wpoft Bw:tt 831-1400 S3e0.000 Sunday 1--t * * 1225 8aytlde Or., CdM 875-6161 sees.ooo Sat/Sun 1..s 3n BayYtew Terna "'VlEW'' eo.t• M-. 546-2313 s 189,000 SaVSun 12-3 2400 eden Ave #11 (EuUlde) CM 831-7300 $105,000 Sunday 1-4;30 9 Oclel'I V'8ta (S.. Ill) Npt 8d\ 7eo-as.33 1535.000 Sun 1-5 7 Ocean Vista (Sea lat) Npt Bch 760-8333 $475.000 Sun 1-5 2 11R plua FAii Ml or DEN * 78 Sea l~and, eta Canyon, Npt. Beach 873-4400 S33~.ooo Sunday 1-5 1..-00ll 16587 Montego wev.'.Justln 751-3191 $78,000 16667 Montego Way, TustJn 751-3191 $82,000 Sun 1-.. I 3 IR plua FAM RM or DEN 1 Whitecap, Corona def Mar 760-1410 $375,000 Sat/Sun 11-3 ....... , ...... 2116 VIS1a Entreda (The Bluftt) NB 631-7300 $220,000 LMhok1 SIS 1-4:30 TOWNHOUSES FOR SAU 1 llEDROOll 6600 Wamet #73, Huntington Beach 963-6767 $73.900 Sunday 1-4 2 llR plua FAM RM or DEN 34 Sea llland Dr .. Big Canyon, N.B. 662-1673 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2IRplua1 IR 426 Acacia. Corona del Mar 759-1501 Sunday 1-5 2UpN828R 710 Avocado, Corona del Mar 642-5200 $215.000 Sunday 1-5 1401 N. Baytront, Bel llland 673-40&2 $500.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2., plua s Br 200-2001/2 Otamond, Bal Ill 759-9100 $395,000 Sun 1 ~4 S .,_ plua IM plue DEN 120 42nd Street, Newport Beech 65()-,5520 $375.000 Sunday 1-5 31R +IBR +2aR 4Mplue21RpN829R 438 eamauon. Corona del Mar 831-1400 $449,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • i\ l Ir o 11LJ111 •• ' .,. ~=:il~!J!~ 1nw. ••IN _. a..t a r.-. tjii( 1• ---taN1 ..... l!H'IJ~!fi~! i a&ii:n H.,, OGi""" irouno pt..-.tClloo•. 100 ~to llN. 13GOK. llMUU rl l~~~ .................. ,.iiiiiiiii~~!oiiiio!"'!"'lf!Pi!i--•l •!iiiiii ......... _..... need 2 ""9 In CfnMIM vie s1.u~ltower CrMll •WLll...U .-•nK ..-. owe ........ tam11yt etder1y per1on Ap&a 5M-22t1 Wiiilo..._~ ... 2nd.13t4131 . 111-.................. '*"-· N•tCM/trv. c .. Ull'"""' ~.on .., Nnvl,..._ ._, ,.... n.... ~3 t08 3123 n.-AltlnUI I New- -. i11 .., 1611wt43 lll•t• t4L11 ..... Html LoYWy lady IOOklng to rent i.no. A~"o 536-1f70 mm lk'I* "'* Of OMll9ehlp; 11M f11 .a Of etw In COM or Ht>' 8ch ........ _....... " .. ' ~,. .,.. homt. 4 3'A 2be O'#IW'a 1#\it, • th tn0/14 s t750I 8eeutltul I pltk Ilk• w/~ ltdY. Extremety l.09t 111'1\11 ,.., ~ .. _ ldMt. ·~ ... = ttne 2"' t'Ai k "°°"' 353 .... ~ It ... high-~n: 144-TOzO mo. Big 38<lrm ... mod kid• VPftvet• Petlol neet I d.en. 7~ Bluebird Petti, uo ldt l'OOfN. 1 I« A.V. Comer location. way ffont999. S.Ctrlo ~ Ok newer kltdl dbf ..,..~ Partclng Wlf Nf W1 ~ 1124.100 at 11.7 and ~ lh. ,..., -. ...... gw $700'• Rent tUI ~rt ..,..Spaclc)ut Apt• l~ ~ 1 ., ~on ~,J"'" Nr Hunt· bW:lll and bOat marina&. ULJIA .. UTPlllT 53M190 BEST Alty fee ..,..Olnlng AfM OOftdo In VIie Mboe. ""*°'On,bleeo tAk•oftne()nrl(a.M• 2+denonM#nCtlennet. S'*P2Bt t'i\Ba Condo ..,..wattt.in.cio..t• tu..O. Bt 1124,500.714~7183 M0-248 IOUt'l.15,000-acnlake.t 11310tmo. 3 rno mini-Only 1810 /m:o : ..,..Home..llkeKltch4Wlt ~.IOt;Of~c.t! = ~ ~· mite to toe. lcMel tOf mum. Owner 644-9513. 213/534-1895 1 btoetc to Huntlng1on & nelt .... "'Simo. 151 .. 523 --•• llPLll moblle home park. Frwye. -;no OOMn, .. Pride ot ownerthlp. >Ont camper pa1k, motel, °' Lido ltle a eA. 2 Ba. Mo to SP9d0u• (2700 a.f.).3 er! 'mLITlll Piil eutllde 2 Bt. 1 a.. ger, view, 240Chq "· 2 lk. fem loeatlOn. 3 Br pk.ta 2 81 your own Pflvat• ..tat• Mo ieue. I t750/mo. 8111 Ba. lrg !am rm wl1p, 3 car \ ~ OUINT A HERMOSA frplq, beam ~I. 1821 ,. ~ wortt9hop, 3,,. a.. ! U11it•. Each hat OWi\ taun.-can be uMd u camping Grundy Atty 87M181 gar, 1 ~ ml to bMctl. 10211 Parkllde t..n. 1 111 lut & f226. i P*· lrptca, 3 car gar, ptlced tc dry feolltll•. 2 car gwege 9rff untll future N1I,.._ Need an 91egetl1 olaQe to S 1 175/mo. H2..e 118 block weet of he<;h, 3 IOnl. no J*t. 850-1198 Ml. Subml1 owner wry I yard. CIOee to lhoP-ment. New aurwy by hang your hat? HOfM on StudlO apt: clOM to i>MCh, block to of Edlng_, EASTSIOE 111 now bMut 2 PENINSULA S2tt.600. MarlMr'• Pt ping. 8175,000. Submit ~~ eng~ 0... e .. t OOMnflOf'l1 by the t tove & retrlg. Wttef a IU·MC 1 er, 2 ba. dahwr. w/d, Nice 18A 1ba untt, 1 hM w/klt. Pf1v .. IOU'th or weat l•------- Rtty 142 A¥9 Del Mat oftet. OwMr en1dout. A ...,au;::' Pdh~ Wedge. ttOOO/wt( for gupd.SA10.H0-1170 b&lc. git w/Ofll'lt. 17ff. from bdch, no ger. coett~,by51yrold WlllllTl.I. ... 8an CtemenN. 491-5830 Jeck le Handelman wt': ic:. 0: an 1 ory N>fll. 714/873-9319 _. ...,.,. .... la 8.31~8 eve & wknd 1495~. utll Incl, n6 bUtlnwm6n wno COM! And n.innlng t4 hoUra t ... •-· I 031-1218 ...... lffc • P,' ... Mn ~ I ~...... t "' ~ Unit: F'Gmlahed P9tl. 1otv. 21th 8 t mot• to San Diego M day 7 daya a.-. p,... .. ... ;-.; ~~~~ ~r· 11!!'" .. -~ ... UH lq" 2 br, 2 ba m yard. $375/rrW>. • F~~0'x-~'vi :a~ WayM, Aot. 64$4tt8 • WM!kenc:t. 850·9212 ent itii. ad and reoeM. ue-&11111 kev. fox, raccoon. Year ... tr ...,. t0t ieue. Frplc, micro. 548·9928 e..~ se 10 56/-2641 Sharp 1 Bt, .S400. AietrlQ, .... -two m ... llget fOt the Oor~ 38r pooltldt eround fltNng ldeiel lo-cb R80se: iH81mo. parquet, dbl gar North-~ etc 5338 WMI •• price of OM. townhom•. o~ cation Good high Con•ld•r ~"· avail woodt.S825.Gµ-2227 ,.rtatatl, * IMMACU~ltg 1Bt, ~·Aw.642•7745 • ... t 2t12 ••lfNP• $199.900. Try 110, ~ compMted. ~ 2 ground. ""~ to rolf. IOon 841-e e ,.. * Tl).R.JLEROCK. 4 BR. 2 l!~ I 2 02 gar, ~33.1525/ ...,_. e.a. DO. xn;; ecceea. 1111. .... dwn Md "95/mo, C. 8t-. att 1•· patio.. 398 Ing Ulrge garden are&. a.. I Wllltw ba. 3 poolaltennls, btlQht WWllll& 7 64-4-.. * 112 dbl c. gar. 343 faLllTll Patrtcil 631-12M Htm111on t See ownoe OK to keep hofW. lnv•t IMf a ctean. S1295 752-4>6&4 CM A80se: 1350/mo "LIKE BRANO NEW" C.bflllO. 5-48-9518 llM1tl ........ .,. I Ulla au m nn Two to choo9e trom: ~ Bdrms. hardwood floPr• large beautifully land- scaped IOI. GrNt uppei back bay view. Priced tc sell at $135,000 eech. FILUllUln Ml-Ol14 M .. U•l•n I Co~I• a .... '8 1 Fleetwood, 141148 2Br 1ba, new standard• Dryw111, re•t o•k cab/doors. Adlt prk. Ne dn. Total paymta $54~ mo. S29.000 631 -0221 UHUaU 1972 Beeutllul VIII• W111 Home 20x60' corner lot Highly upgrlded 2Br 2ba lg• llv/dln/kltch arH Light lnt«lor 8"t buy Ir Orange Co $25,000 You~ edit• welcome Agt 540-5937 NEW In America. A legtcy '°' INtah 2 • 3 Bdrma Consider pet1, avall Spandlng 1 Bdrm from l .eld• Coat• Meaa,1 ________ _ 21APTlllTS your ChUdren °' g,.nd· .IAlllllW.n $875-$1200 soon 8•1..e20e1.. S.90 Pool, garaoe: no 886 /mo . 1owo. children. Thi• tranuction ,.., ...... 11111 pets ES,...Tl''nlELS LUXURY can be handled com· -~ WILllll 301 Avocado, M2-i850 957·2528 vwn I •llYlllTllUILT pi.tel)' by mall Write 114/111-1111 dlfiisor 1 ••1. rentll commlulon.241WWlllOfl,631-09e0 Single car+ cabs tor OutcallONLY835--919t Completion dale Sept. 1. Tf\lst ... Gen9ral A~-f,' TRW report Included storage. $90/mo COM GENTLEMAN OF 50 r• t984 Tottl 20". dn Prln-tanc• Co.. BOii 329, ·--•• , ····-·· .,.,,. ea It y many tenants alrHdy MESA PINES 2650 H&M 645-22~ quires widow w/Sl0.000 clpat1 only, pleUe. C&ll Osage Beacn. MllSOUrl -• " evall Cell Pete Johnaon LIKE NEW 1 Br.$550. I.let ltatalt 14 to join In eid1tlng guard OWNER 556-1817 65065 °'call collect· frt• ltw,.rt ft 7 86 631· 1268 PRVT patio poolside tpa. run..1suro ae<viee. 32% return on In· llWNIT 11m Laa•11. -1 1 72 I TOP area, quiet, no P9tl. "" ~ or 1817 W•tcllff or.I} kB. Veltment. 635-3543 o c 5 9% h laJt(l14)H2·1741 t WEEK minimum, eall us 141·2441 UNFURNISHED. $1.30 IQ tt. r~ .. 6~a~leyr~~~n. ~~· ll&lttt (I 14)112·1122 for det11ts / Newer 1 & 2 Br wtth All UTILITIES Agent 541.5032 TOP SSS doek. Wiii consider ell· NEWPORT CREST Avail l/V garage. No pets. From PAID. HEALTH Fem•lea pref. Model• and charv.a (triple net com-1.L lxcltaa11 1100 June 111, end unit w/2Br, 3880 M1che11on Drive lal 1 $460 & $510. 645-5577 CLUBS. TENNIS. ULIU llUll Escort•. <213)866-1984 .. .. -2'"' b ' t I I I SWIM ... aNG I Space for rent. Mike la1lan1n marcl•IJ. Ask for Robert a. c oae 0 poo rv ne PtalaHll 2707 Pvt 1 Br. trplc,m,1. patio, ,.... • P us 873 6374 752 2641 Mllllken 631-1286 HAVE: $250,000 equity In Move In cond. $1200/mo · mudl more! Sorrv, • °' • ftr lalt tOll modern 1.4 ac. NewPort 2 yrly 3 Bdrm. 2 bath with yard, 1295. nlce bachelor. resp. gar. No !>919. 99 W. Bay. •~ M-..i....a"' BRISTOL & REDHILL story becit bay 4 bdrm VILLA BALBOA: Spec. co.rner lot. S875imo. per10n, utll pd, no pets. 1525· 650-6357 no pt~. lrU'ClS Corner prof office bldg CIGARETTE or VIDEO hme. WANT· L.A or O.C. 2Bd. unit In security bldg. Agent/Inga 786-7698 106 E. Bay, i1'9 Quiet Eslde 2bf 1bl cot· open daffy 9 to 6. 1000 IQ ft &·up. Wiii bultd OISTRIBUTORSHIPS comm'I, Industrial or guard gete, trplc, lmm1C. Exec 2BR. 2ba. 2 car gar. SURF & SANO, 100 yrda to tage. encl ·gar, no pet• ~ to suit tenant. 1ttrac1lve CHh BualneH.f.. We =----,,----,:-..,..---,~OG= units. 642· 1366 & ready to go. S 1200 yrly. Yard. p1t10, $1150/mo or ooach. 3 Br 2 Ba. utll pd $600 mo .... eec. 645-72~ · terms provide money Ot1 .... Lett ftr lalt H H•ve Lido hM & Nev Land COM: Vu of b•Y & light•. lse opt 675-5393 $875/mo. Appl 831-3738 TUNNING lrn 1 & 2 Br. 2 R.H.1n..:..1. 751-5999 rr:r:'!'· & aJI. l~~g;; '18 H'"RBOR IS' '"NO OR Bo t aetOU from~ ...... decor· • •..-... . ... " " ....,.. th ree & clear + cash _. "• ORANGETREE CONDO. 2 C • I M •722 Ba. garden apt. pool "r--..... E1tec. ault•: lrg lt(ytlte, ttatf to uallt you In Mt· Price lnclda 5000 IQ ft Want condos/ti .... unite •tor •harp, trench doors. Br 2 Ba. A/C. Tennis, trtal t II G SA45'545. 710 W 181h St. H · wood panel, S210 (neg.) ting up YOUR OWN house plans John Stiles, M-A COfp. 6"'6·3a.9 Mo to mo. leaM 11850· pool, apa. $560/mo 38R 2•...,ba. garage, #rplc, ewport Bed So. CdM 673·50171675-3523 PART OR FULL TIME Smoketree Realty N .. ___ Ou Wlttrfrtlf .... a lat. 55~5945 spacious. s 1 ~SO/mo, WI lfFll A ClllOI 1700 16th Strttt BUSINES$ 819/323-1731 ~~~err-~: ltllten 111-1480 La I' l SJ 675-54•1 ant a selection of greet (at Dowr) H.!'!'l ~ 4~9. Ma~n ~ tNVESTS3.9e5toS50.000 A-t f ._ flU 1J8t llvlng? We can off• any· 642-Slll _,., IQ " riv e Winston-Salem-KOOi• .,. I Ha,, 2 Br 2 Ba. 8 yra old, pride * [OVEL y HOME /.w.J Lu11urlou1 1 & 2 Br apta, nr lhlng from a small ~t to trance, ·~beth. 1225/mo. 1.aoo.241•2288 Prtprty J 525 of ownerShlp. frple In 11•"-· blu• w """"'' beach, 1mmed oecuptn-8 4 8 , hOuM. 11 lootllno In Newport led No. Sierra Mgmt 641· 1324 -each. vaulted c.!llnOs. 4 u..e gardener. trple S12Jt5 cy For Into caJl 644-2611 of 8 latlMP On dR 211 E. If TIE fUI car garage Wiii trade or UTfLE 1stlNO . 1 Br. 3 mo · refs. 49~707 fir~i ~! ~h~~ t::,"ic: ':, 8 0 lrvint A~ I.I UIPllT AIU Ci. im; 2 3 IC. htlltop, 3eo• vtew. 2 exchange Call Rull ba. frplc, patio, e4ec: kit, ·~rt leacL 2U t Newer 1 Bdrm In Old COM, Ideal IM~ (at 16th) Otc ~. 309-1163 eq. ft. PCrlnt ShopM °' N)el • Pftl br. 2 ba mobile, land· 852·1202. eve 6"'6-8627 loreed air hMt. Nice lam • IA close lo everything TSL MG T .,~2_1603 645-llCM Lota of prilg, )anltonal & osta eH oca on. •---"' prl & lq h I A II A It 15 s1Fmo. Npt AM'.#3 Br $900/mo Call 875-eOOO -all utllltl• lnct Mo-to-mo complete equip pkg. sc:...,....., vate un ue. Wiii exchange SACC me va pr · 288 pie prk NB REALTY 67>1642 OK from s un. 557.7010 Euy terms. Owner win S79.~Y OWN,,~~ goltcourae fairway home ~ l800/mo, 119 Ba.rrett scap~n~. comp':t: ~~t";l; Costa Mtll 1724 685 E . 2 B Saat1 ba Z'1 train. For Into call Greg (619)43 53att._..... 3 Br. 2'A Ba. lor Coat~ ealty 642·5200 6'41·9826 1Br.lmmd ocx:up il1Smo 1 '~ ~~~ow~~. Frp~: UKE NEW 1 BR CONDO l.OUIPllTUU 213-373·8'80, 9·5PM or AcrtaJI 1115 FALUIHI Mesa property/home VIEW 0 F S 0 UT H E'Slde 2Br $540/mo yard. gar. new crpta. Sec gate. prv lrg bactc 3 OFCS+RCPT AREA 213-326-4435, aft 5PM 90Y'i3•% OF 40 ACRES SPIOIAL PllPHn 6 '2·2000. 63 1-5055, BAYFRONT. 3BR 2ba. No 52000/mo: Modern 2 E'side Bach $350/utll pd. lndry rm. Nice location. yard, trplc, d1w, w/d Beautiful Bldg. on Biren .. IN S'"N 01 .. •s. $70,000 548·l3'7 pets Newly decorated Story Back Bay, 4Bd 3 CALL DENNIS 851-0424 2617 Ora hk-up, ,.,. •r-· w/pool. Mo to mo.OK rt, .... , " m... Main hoUM 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. No pell $1300/mo yrty ba. 3300 s/I, 3 C8I gar, nge. -'"" f.D..'i t021 968·757o "g\Jest hOUM-1 81" with Edie ·olaon, Agt : pool. jae .• •.r.ac lot Posa 1 Br, utll pd, $150 aep., TSLlllT 142·110J S495/mo. No P9tl Avall llptlttJllf.llD ,.~..,'-· ... ---·-Ct••trclal view 4.85 acres w/small I.E. Waatt4 1625 759.9 t82. furn or opt. 642-1366 E s 1 de S • 7 5 /mo 1st .. See by IPPI onty. o~ ror 1 .... 525 ft. WIDOW HAS SSS tor Ti>'a p l2SO grove.Unlquedeslgnand •WAITOl'Tt* 631 -0921 Avall '11 WlllWIYIUAIE 141-2447. ~20/mo. Utus j>d. alf ~000 n:P~~tycr~ nr~ price. $217.500. . lalka $350 HOUSE 1BR wlpatlo Gas pd 1 & 2 Br apts avelt pool, lot•I 2100 eond, ground ttoor, 1055 c;.";;i;onAssOC.67i7311 Newport ~Yfront prim• IUL ESTATE IUlln ~~l~~lt~0~':;811~~n::h ••• ,..... 2207 1~;;;~1;eo~t~g~ :~;!eQ~,:~ $400/mo Avail 51118• ~~$ r;;5~8i:~c;'baL No El Camino Or. Cotta . offk:e bldg. 8472 IQ ft 111·721-1043 flow OK: foreclosures EXclualye Pen Pt. 38r 3Ba. 539-6190 BESTRlty fee Reis required. no pell TSL Mnmt 754-0081 or CdM rm avall. Br, bet, Mesa, 3 bike Eut of Fair· ltlJ Wut .. $1,600,000. Bill Grundy ,7 Fl 6 5 8 6 • toyer. Mp. ent. No kif. view & Adame. 754-1040. -;~-=-==--= Bkr 675-6161 al tf Stitt ~~~s v7o~_eJ';~ce. our ~e~l~~~edwfk~:~ 31~~ 3 br. 2'~ ba Nwpt Crest 1 ower 4 • 1 1 642-1603 tac. $260. Bob 673-2763 Mr. Tracy. • DQ1ex11/0•it• 1300 Prerr!J 1550 It tal Grandmother $1575/mo. =~~·1Co~'13t~~~l~11~~ 2$4~~:,:; .r~~~· .!~~: a .. t. leaclt 40 Pteuanl mtple furn rm -.. -.-•• -.,-.. --... --.-/-, U.AOllllT ~n fTont duplex, pdme 11 .. 11 IOIE a I 213/378-3119 lly 6•S.03'1 aft 1.30 PM !Yr drm, refr!Q, gar, KPJrtepfrlevr, Yo•rl·dd• .. Er '•wldeom' CaMn. Sult~ i:3ooo t /ft DlllTIYI ,,. 22 3 Br. Westcllff area. pool, _ _ school. patio. ,_.25 • dep. B The Orange Cout Dalty ~tj~~7 P.P 673-7873• Scottsdale. Ariz . ' Br 3 Btaltl Parail~t· CtrtH ••I Mu 2 ma1nt & grdnr incl $1600 2 br. 1 ba clean upper apt 892•5373 $250 548-5998 54:;1~~r:°'ya. ~2().ai;~4 Piiot hu an e11eellent op- Ba. •200 SQ ft Great 2000 Gg 2 Br. 2 ba duplex, 760-1399, 642-14•5' Pref quiet cpl No pets Pvt room & bath w/gar. portunlty tor 1 career ONLY 1~.4 DOWN" views (Paradise Valley). frplc sundeck. 5 blocks 5 Br or• Br -bonus. 3 B-a. S515/mo 6• 1-9352 1 BDRM APT Includes utll-W shld I kllk SIL Mlllll aml oriented M•Jor Account CdM 2 Units ~ gst rm Appraised S735,000. IO bch 1900 640•8208 .. 1ttes & cable hookup 8 ry. poo · par e 0 Executive with a proven Fixer in front spacious debt $355,000 at 9'•% Ctrtaaitllar ZIZZ -trplc. greenbelt $1600 2 Br 1 Ba pvt gar lrg $400/mo 96•_.053 Blutts,NB 644-7252 2300S/FOut FC track record Gr .. t modern units tn raar Trade, $380.000 equity . Lrg 3 Br 3 Ba duplex, nu 720-1128 • patio area S550tmo Room share Bath Female CPTS/TILE RESTROOMS potential, guaranteed 706 Avocado $265.000 casll for Newport prop-Beautifully furn ~wnhs. paint. cpt. drapes Steps Bl If 3B 2 b 400 V-Avail now Call Larry 3Br 2ba. Duplex $600/mo 30 & up Newport Beach Watbar/1ky11tesl70c sit drn• •gatnst com· r..~ner/Br-"er 570:: 4863 erty 602-264-•301 trplc. pool. tennis ct to beh S 1500. 960-4229 Ou s ~. • ._"_ ista 5•6-•519 or 5•S.5882 17532 Gearldine St $225, pll 64>2590 MOVE IN ALLOWANCE mission. Desire to moYe """" "" 'I" __ __ __ $ 1195/mo 673-0896 __ uinta .... ay ""' seen -Bob Dickinson 979-8533 VIEW 2 BR Avall '18 Sun t 1·3PM S 1350/mo 2 Br 2 Ba Condo nr SC 960-3052 or 536-7769 SEA & SUN LODGE into management a plus lactatPr9 1350 haclaH,Fara1 lftl!rtltac~ 2169 s 13ooi mo ,28 ·~ c 11 382Ba lk Plue. pool 5595/mo s57s..s775 mo 2 & 3 br, 5120 wk/up Col0tTV Unique waterlront o~ Sendr.-umeto •I Ill ••m• CrHH 1575 ·~Short term rentaJ to Begonia Bkr 759-<>6t9 t~~hr~~riso 'Avail n~~ ~~·: ~;~_i,:76water No enctsd garage, wash-3026 w Coast Hwy, Npt e~dl~:r~ ~:i..~~~ c:.1~ M~.1::26 Costa Mesa units 111 lime Reduced SOK. view lot. 6130. 2 br. 1 ba, patio Nr Ctata Mna 24 DOCKSIDE RE 840-8208 _ er/dry.,. Ilk-ups, ya1d. I •vallable. 675_9588 EOE otl9fed 10xgro .. wl great w 1 101 c a v 0 c 8 0 0 Lido Village 510 35th St .. CLIFF HA v ENVI E w 2 Br . 2 b 1 u n I urn. patio.. Newport BHch aa.•tr 26A,j! =,-.-,i,_ 1 _ 1 _U ______ •••------flnanclng Call lor detllls 5 115000 Xlnt t 773-9432 2BR1'"1ba1ownhouee.nr • stove/refr cpts/drps Really Days 642·1603. lntall ~ Owner/Agent 540~48• · ax SC Plaza $600tmo Like-new 3 Br. 2 ba hme Westside 5'751mo no Eves 960-46t4 --------""""f I 1. 2916 a-•mll OLlll Shelter Rancho ~alt-Cannery VIiiage Mobile 5•5-• 731. 545-003• • 1n exit locatton. View from t 6,6_,382 ' urn br twnh&e. 2 car talaa. -9-Townhome compl lorma 557-3288 for into Home Park Pool, no all rooms $2200/mo, ,,., pe s lllill IEW ., ICI car Bike to beach H B ... P.R"'1h~E .. R•••TY"'1~1500 ... !"!s~,,.F"'l Interior design firm ... --•1 1 ed C •• 2 B 1 Ba trplc crpt d ps 2 B $675 I 78 25 ..... (213)925 ~7.... .., t "L inn bright..-.. ~ cap1ble -ocat osta ... esa pets Close to shops and r • · • r Barrett Realty 642-5200 r . u11 ,.,cl 1A 2 Br 2'"1 Ba. d/w, wshr/dryr .... ~ ~ 1803 WeatcllN br, New· • ...., ........ 5 yrs old. 11lnt terms SELL idle ttems with a restaurants Furn 2 Bdrm No pets $62 51 mo DOVER SHORES. Beaut, JoAnn 645·8•a3 Small hk·uP. garage, frplc, Vacatlta -port. 549_8181 dyl, of handling a variety of $875,000 Prln only Agt ~~~s:;~t Classltled Ad 2 bath S 1200/mo 548-5827 -3BR, 2 ba. country pet OK $850/mo 962-7789 ltatalt 2907 720· 1'44 flV qtuu~!oi~lltp:~POlo~ 1':0 164•>•98•5ilO••liiiiiliiiii.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii------ii6ii7~3ii-3i6~8i5iio~rii1ii·7ii7j21-i160 .. 1 2 Br enclsa gar. crpts k i I ch en w I P o o I THE GABLES 2Br w/gar Wal" to "-acll 1 Br. stove. rw d a 773 w Wll N .. ""' . SEA BREEZ' E uTc '"TION Ct••trclal key by touch and strong F:~SEMB LE FOR LARGER SIZES- SMART , SLIMMING. 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Good pets S550mo 631·8212 yara wlpat10 water pa 536_4537 3Br. total turn, kith. eqpt. ltatalt 2111 eommunlcatlona skllla 1 Duplex., spacious 3Br 2' • 636-4120 Call 1-5PM Special ott season rates. 160!X Har .. -. F.". $500/mo ~ $600 dePollt. ba. lpl'lc, dlb gar $950 • 2 37 F"O $595 Walk to beech. Bach. R I 873 0584 ..., .,..., -" must. PleaNnt environ· 2Br. sml yard. 2033 sec 545-0491 615.3432 4 " range .. 9l8rvat ona. • 1240 IQ ft ment and good benefit•. Wallace Mature adlt1. 1 *SPACIOUS & SUNNY• stove. relrlge, crpts, ltatali tt Agent ,. 5'41·5032 Non.smoker. 6"'1·4<><M1 E VIII h 2 B ,..,,__ 2 drps. water & gas pd. child ok. 675·0936 xec 8 uge r vv>• lbr Gar Bale OW S•SO. $425. 536-4637 ILart 2-• Otflce/Shop/Storage Ba 2 lrplc pool spa prv1 548·908• 540-5446 • .,,. $675 3Br 2Ba near Hoag $1 250 673·3313 LafHI ltac~ 274 2 Br. c .M. ~t to share w CIPM~3aooc.'2t0:~~~2•;9e&& Hosp fncd 4 tam home Ph I llRI _ M/F Aprll tat "Nice quiet, -.,,..... 539 6190 BEST Rlty t-Exec Villa huge 2 Br Den 2 1 rm studio, ~alk bch, rvv ---------• ""' Ba $1250 2 lrplc pool spa W side. all new. l''t Ba, entrance. uWs Incl, 11't'i. $250 utllt Incl. 546--0839 la•a1trial RENT GUIDE p~ 673-3313 646-6375 ~~~osOKO/'Z~.u"~m~~· last Nice $375. 95>1819 Bayside Or, on Bay Pvt _"'lt"'a .. t,.a,.la ____ 29_20,.. Gorgeous ocean front on $675/mo 645-66.,6 Sml 1 Br . 3 blks to beach, beh Poot & bolt dock 2060 2000 1 aooo sq ft I Seashore 3Br 4Ba 2 frpl. S•50 Incl utll •97·5598 avail 2BR 2b•. S475i mo • 3975 Birch. NB. IA AZllE ...... $.10 s2oooimo 759 1341 Agt 3 Br 1 •1, Ba in Quiet E side A 11 •115 Incl utll D Johnson s 50 IQ .. •gt 5•1•5032 _ • loc , pvt patio pool lndn. va .. 760· 1968, 675-6000 " " '" Houaes. Apts & Condos · 1 Lanalords Adver11se Free lllH. POSSESllOI lacll. carport S6951mo. L11au litHl 2752 F an / HB 2 $450/mo, over 1000 a.I., 75, at Stores & Markets IAYFllllT au ISL I Curt 11 63 t-1266 Agt -• resp r w same good lndu1trlal location ...,, , . _ Lrg 1 & 2 Br, gas, wtr. Br 2 Ba nr beach $275 Agt 645-9850 8'1-•260 2BR+denon MalnChan-$400s2Br2Baapplscrpts trash. lndry, pool. Avallimmed960·1866 Condo nr SC Plaza, 2 Br, 2 net S 1350tmo 3 mos balcony views neg dep carpon 1st • sec No C.M 600 sq ft with small ba.patto.sec.clubhouse. mtn Owner633-9513 ktas fine Call 539-6190 pets 290'1 Aloma. Fwantedbtwn 1a-25.non o ffice & re1troom. pool, iac sauna No pets I IMMH, POSSHITIOI BEST Riiy fee 9· 7PM Mgnr •95-8221 :n;,~P·~~11°~~h :1~-~~~ $300/mo. Agt 759-8006 $615/mo 786-5833 IAYFllOMT $4'0 1 Br refrige. patio, lt~rt IHclt 27 9 Man 40 yrs or older. to allr bataactatata 3 Eastslde 2 Br $850/mo '2.-. d Mal Ch I no pets 72' c James St , earm u1ils pd tropics 2br 2ba, Oakwood Apt's, I, blCfiffl Woods, am 1()1; Ava1l lmmed en on n anne 673•7787 ' ' $350 mo 645·3761 ly responsible tor all 631•5067 aaya $1350/mo. 3 mos. mini-S•651mo 2 Br. 1 b~ apt, apts. 2421 E 16th St. Npt ,. bt & t T-• mum. 6-4'4-9513 Owner Hts $500/mo 645-1 M/F 25 yr or older to shr 3 ><• • taxes o .. pan Ea1t1tde Rental Bungalow upper unit Pool, t nary Br hse H.B. nr bch until Aprll 1, 1984 1 Bdrm crpts thru·oul Lovely 2Br + den. 2ba room 2272 Maple 1 Br $500 2 Br . quiet yard upper s3oo·s condo Obi gar. pool, jac TSL llMT 142· llOS Dshwsllr. refrlge incld. $400/mo 751 ~97' ~ I 539 6190 BEST Walk to ooach S895. No pets. 545-4855 M/F •Br 2 Ba hm nr SC ee • 631-9284,213-457-4156 ••1•21•11L1a -•" v n n 2 Br, 2 Ba. walk 10 Lido, no Plaza S275 Incl utll non E side 3 Br· l rpl -Easts1de townhouse Pool. 2 1 $775 smkr 955-0809 546·6277 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS AOITOLDlll. Full time position evallable fOf lndlvldual with mini· mum 1 year exper In Q«I· eral accounting. Profl· ciency on 10-kev •nd IC· curate typing skills req. Call lor appt at 770-9411 Ulfl. AllllTAIT Investment corp .• Newport Beach. Strong auperW.- ory & project eoordl· n1Uon respon1lbllltlea Must posess excellent personnel management & organlutlon11 1klll1. Wiii SYpervjM 10 dept 1taN membef1. Incl. Ex· ecutlve Seeretarlel. Xlnt SH & minute t•klng skill•. Min. 5 yra exp. u Admln. Asst. req. Non/amol(er. tmmed. <>Penl"9. Send resume to: TMI. PO Box 2500. N.B. 92660. Attn Carmen Wolf. s725/mo incl gardener Newport Heights 4Br 2Ba 1 t d .. pets. peop e No garage 6,6_3177 crptd. lots of closets:-2 ps 10, carpor . g crut 673-9127, 673·6209 M n/amkr. neat, reap Panama . Knight UlllflTUTIYI AllT lrplcs. encl yard & lru1t 2310 Santa Ana Ave Mgr $600/short te,;:;;rental 3-1 Steps to bch, NB $260 Jtngle. H~ly for sal91 offioe. lklll• req'd House aoout 2 Berm 2 Ba I trees. 2 car gar w/openr 642 1518 or 650-1797 to 5_30 3 Br 2 Ba 1 Blk yrly, no ulll 673-0390 Dialog -Yonder Include: bookeeplng & , w/gar ana sllaay yd $530 gardnr inc No pets $520 2 Br pool 2 persons to beacr HANG GLIDING secretarial. Must be Mii I 539·6190 BEST Alty S 1350mo 8051928-2918 only No pata. 325 J Hth 203 33,d St Penin. mat m111 to shr 2 Br A new couple hed moved motivated. 261· 1911 MESA VERDE 3 BR 2Da,' Newporl Shores Newer I Pf. 64e·5137 aft 11AM 1 N B Really 875· 1842 apt on bay, n-amkr Av•ll tnlo the house nut .door_ -:---.-":'7":"'--:-:---- 1 $900 • dep 2BR/denl2bat2 car gar IOI ----•mnied $390 873-6464 illey h~st ~~ A~t~:~1:.r=t~ Call 979-4575 1 blk bch Pool/club pnv $525/mo 2 Br l ba apt All SO. IAY FROIT Prof non-1mkr Fem ahr 2 •ui>Po t.~, Cost• M ... Is now ec:- NEW 2 Br 2 Bi Condo 675 S 1000/m0(213)79•-3453 Dltins balcony lndry rm 2BR ·den Excellent Main I Dr :g1 NB. nd Bdrm turn just sit around Not IO. c.ptlng eppllcatlOna tor w 18tll St dbl gar. no OCEANFRONT El..,,ant 3 Close to shops Channel 1oee11on Mo to $3 Bet1y 873.,..320 ~:~C:~~l~N:r'°"' In quality minded P909le •t ..,., 527 W111on mo_! 1300!._m_2> 644-9513 Prof retp MI F to illr lo~ --our new site°' ... Don at b:,116::.91~:,ierra Mgmnt f~~'c!C::° $~~~~~~:!' TSL M8MT H2-1103 Furn 3Br yrly. 1Cros1 from ly M ... Verde CM houM Spiritual Readet & Ad· Wendy'•· 2MO S Brl9tol --Reis 650-3823 bell vu gar. w/d S 1200 $300 mo 957 -6582 vl10r Adlr'lce In all llf• btwn 2·5PM. Mon-Frl Nice 2 Br 1 Ba. carpets. _ _ _ s.5{5imo Lrg 2 Br 1 ba. 106 Olive 631-•582 ma11er1, love, marriage, E O.E. crapes 1m tncd yard. 1 Spacious 3 Br 2 , Ba Very ~eek goll course view --Prof typle male rmta lo bullnest. etc 631 -9397 .,.---,---,=------ ct11ld ok. no pets ctean Twnt11. poot JOG· lndry room 55• Joann •Heres a Beauty mint 2Br r,; ;;,,a::: NB E11~~~~~~· SPIRITUAL READINGS At= =or~ SSSOtmo 111 & last $200 g1ng. etc S850tmo TSL MCMT 142-llOS ~~'-~ 1~!m ~:'~EFr Parking. rec ftcll ocean Advice In all matters. love, ou .. hltts. 362 3rd Sue. dep 548-3381 "9ent 54•-14•0 ---vu lndry SA25'h alee marriage ' buatne11 L9QUN 8eect'I Panorom1c v1...,. of Cities. SPACICUS 4Br canal I H11t. ltac~ 2740 Baal. ltac~ 2740 6•5-3758 IV mag Alto counMll"9. 1115 ••-llM IUVWMI lg 3br 3ba. Turtle<ock front. comm pools ten-So. El Camino RMI. San .... ws .,.. Condo w/pool, Jae. ten-nts tam1hes only please Pv1 Br & ba In lrg CM hm• Clem lle'd. 492·72" Taking applleatlont for ~1:3gg'::i~·8~~~1~ri':smeo s14001mo 6•5-337oa115 Kenneybunkport? ~~·s;"cx,:on~~:~~ Fe Ftaa• ::'ac~C:1ce~ Two story 3 Br 3 Ba greet ary Excellent Niary + PETS OK 2 Br dUplei fac1tlties frplc Jacuu1 pool Wasn't he the Ambassador from Ammie. non-•mkr, hMlth mulllple bonu1 pro- goOd Walde loc w/small gar & more $825 • lee conteioui. '"P · M pref f OlJND ADS gram1. Call 8~• Mon.•Frl, y•rd$595 662-1700 539-6190BESTRlly Australia under Teddu Roosevelt? $250 /m o +12 utll 250-03!5 1 845-1279 aft 8PM Spac • Br 2'~ Be Nr S{; S.atl Aaa 2210 / ARE FREE Plaz1. vect nt 1850 mo .,.. flt' ,-Rmmt to thr 2 Br apt c'M, FOf appt 528-5060 $300 College style hae -·" I I\.... I ...... non 1mkr, pool 1p1. · __ rent11 1ppt1 & all utl pd S275mo Mike 631-2737 Cal·. Wala• 3Br 1B• gar, nu 539·6190 BEST Rlty ,.. II ~OU,, not SUft woo (01 Wlllll ~tMtybllnkPondc oon 1 lttl bad 1ou rt not alont llenntflllltlal>ot1 1s Shr 2Br Apt In Cott' ... lat last & dep 752·2881 ndo WlndWOOd Forast 01" ol I• d1Sl111Cl1Ytly d1lltrtfll 1p1rtmcnt f'°°'1'•ns Oultlt male non •mltr ----2BR. dbl gar P•llo pool $250 + utlls 541..e197 Daaa Ptiat fiD sp1, very nice. Avail •' ~~011nd Villaat in Kunllncton ~Jeh Seawtnd A!!an ::c: 2 Br tt 1 mm e d s 6 7 5 / m 0 Y11ta~~ \ a tttult ot 1011"1 ptr$0rlahll'd profuJIOllll Shr 28dr w/1undk, on 14th ---------1 ..,... .,..,.. co age 769 2493 or 940-65,7 pl1nn•nt Th~ k111d ol •tttnl10n yo. dtscr~ A perltct St. Balboa Penin '350. Found 8Mgle. trt oo6«ed $875 OoNn View atucflo bltnd ot nalu" and h1nc nnlltd 1n 1 lofnt with utll lne 675-2888 Niki temale. NftPO(I e.ach S325 Agt •96·59&0 a.I~ ~blll1ftC bloch •nd Qu,.1 POnch cOOled llY Mturll Shr 8Mut Dan• Pt 2 8r Animal Shelter 64~ Ftaatala Itta.. 2'06 ocu11 btttm I« to 11111 ttn~ SMlllm•nc 2•..., 8• ~wnht S350 + MC Found blaok ~ type, 3 Br v •• ul:. rm. 2f .... zbaµ+4 1 Br 11)• Charrnln,, lndry, p()OI\ • \Pl And ' (OO•t11otr:•1.t0n lll!ll Shoc>Olllt dep 493-5805 c::· vie NOt1h Costa _ _ _ -· _ • •nd tmpl1nm~n1 1nd JOU ~ tot 1 Oll<f 111¥0/le would ~2472 couriyard patio Ylry IN. PIOudly U~ homr l(ttn Kt"llfYbulllpof1) Ont tnd ~tux h~ tBr $215 Pvt \., bl dbl encl gtr Se501mo 87&-8816 lim ~roof!! Ont Ind IWO bllh 1t11t1mrnh 2 rm 9Ulte $375 Roohop Found bfO'#n eoe.t• S~ 1750/mo M2-6405 tv• Ctrtaa ••I Mar ZIH arid tovrnlloCTt\ patio vu 1'1• •ut. dee> 'BNu JanQlt9' • vie NB, ut111 982·3«5 He-1419 CM 642·5f50 ewe B~ 8ung1low $295 Bachetor rum mo to mo. 5 d 111 utllt pd pV1 crptddecor single, quiet n 1mkr Ulill Viaw1n THE BLUFFS 28r 2tNI 11Pt Found fttn brown dOQ: »0-8100 &EST 1.. Incl SASS 944. 1271 lrplC, d.,,_,, 2 car Oaf, ltlof1 helf AIUICan tag, Illa' ~ge'" t .ql\l" • J ,,.. pool MttUt'9 fem m s Flower St/Or~ Avt But. hac~ Im Ctlta iua 2'Sf 11t1tast REF'• 64•-1351 648-3177 Udo crptd Bechel or Uoo dt,_ mobile hOm. no Would Ilk• rNP , to ltlr 2 round-tem--8.,...~---d-pup, Bu"9alOW POOlllde Incl pet• mtture adult• I~~~~ Hu~l•ll&ton y,n .. , lint KuntlncfOll Btatll CA br 2 baat Ptomont«y Pl, Adamt & o.18•11•. H8 •PPI• & •vall April 5th quiet . ..cure 1991 ( 714 ) 898 9961 Nwpt kh. non/1m11r, no Diane le0-1234, ext 238 539·8100 BEST Alty f" Newport 81 8•6·8371 P9tl. C1n Dave 875·6497 ·-ltom If\, ~•n Oitro ftMway don nortfl on S.1d1 to -H•vit eomtthlftel Y'O'I wtnt ~. l•dll,n lhfn "'~' on Mcfldd•~ 10 5m11nd VIA ,. YMrty Oce•nfronl Oup .. • to Mii? Cl .... fled Id• do r11rt11\ttlllf' 1Yt•l&1.1• • ;.w1 10 IM ; P•"<> ..... J3,35frno It ••II I Cell NOW """" ,~3-3& "'· 876-1068 842·M71 . Make your lt\09f)lng ... STUNNING lrg 1 Br gard•n i.r by II.Sing t'19 Dally Pl· apt poot 'ec lfH lot Cleulti.cl Adi 141~/mo 710 W 181h APPRENTICE T'RAINEE 100YW O!.D COIPllY PROVIDES ..... ,Liii ••MT-.n ........ Item 11211+,.,leili No •~lence nectuwy. M lnlrl'\Um q4,11tlflce.&IOl\t Heal~,~ IUOul Aellable .._ haw ctr I be t YMr 8o Celltornla ~' CALL MONDAY hm· 1Pfl" only Hl-1111 ·Btlt Wu... 5100 ltl' Wutt4 Sito ltlr Wut.. 1111 ltlr WutM Siii ltlf Wut.. Siii ltlr Wu... Siii IN...... Siii lt11 ...... H• ...... Aatlstent Man.get IOf 21 BANKING · . Clerical DRIVER.Ealy money, nc °Cenerll Olllce: Intelligent, "MMD PBX Operator. ~ PfT hetp. MU9t be hanlet. ,........ Unltl Coeta ....... ,,., rent A MAJOR CREDIT UNION 2 yell prtv•t• COiiege In-hvy wonc. Stat1 today eggr......,. IOf 1 per.on THE DAILY PILOT .. no. ........ ~ MMcl. lull & rehbte & ... groomed. DAYHOSTMOST£88 + utb pd. Expel req'd. IS SEEKING FULL-TIME lentleW!ng IOf flt Mr Hart 964--0379 office. purch1H, file, accepting applleatlont PfT. 542-2~5 Fem. pr~. Cell tor Ful ~Hew- Handyman. 85$-0M5 TELLER. EXPERIENCE RECEPTIONIST, typing 80 tYi>e. ~. fuff time, f<>< Olttrlct Managere to PIX/ 'Wt N&-1300 port 8Hch IOGatlon. PREFERRED. BUT NOT wpm, phones, flllng, gen-•ma lalling knowledge help-1upervl•• n•wspap•r wage comrr. ..... wlttl ....,..,..,,aa.11-11 NECESSARY. START· eral office prOOMdUre9, Pldc up & delivery. Good ful. ~8-9452 carrier•. Mutt haw"*'· Switcll .. -1,.. . NMUWllRJ ~ EYetY WMkeM, ll~n. ING SALARY $750.00 professlonll appMrance. driving record . ..,_t ap-Gen«al onic. help, part Of wagon Of pick-up. Good .. • 3 yeers ~ Ul*liMICI WAITENWAfTRES8 mu9t loY9 ct\lldren Md MONTH.APPLICATIONS Cell Mt. Abbott , pearanoe.8rlngDMVr• full time,~ 'YPi"" salary, mlle1g9 alklw· 0 f or strong food I llquOr Daytortty,~r• hav. exp« •• r9fa. Xlnt TAKEN 10:30 TO 4:30 II 5•6-3009. 8AM·2PM. cord. EJtcellent cornPln) .•• .......__....._ •• , •• , bee*ground, Cel Marie. quired.~ ttme. ·--E 0 E 50 sklll• need Laeer West ence, company .......... r ....... .......... EOE FOOO PREP ... ._ .. sa&aty. DrMng "'._...ant. 238 Fl9cMr Av.; Costa . . . ber)eflt•• Appty at: 2 650-3080 and boool opportunity. .._... .... ...., a: • ..--.... ....::..":" 87S-t0-48 N.B. Mesa f'lechef Av .. Cotta M.... Apply In P«ton _. Dally We 11• currently Inter-llllPT/lllllR'll ti:;;,"d;. ,_.,..,, P8f1 BABYSITT'ER/Fttlme, Billkino CLE.RICCALLIR lrom8amto5pm. . Pilot Clrculatlon Office. vlewinQIOf1ewltcht>c>wd or......., ~Cel--Det..en .._J0.11AM ~=-o~& OREllTCLERI I UllOYll~ 1111UL••• :._w~'!i·~ :'t!: I• required. ma1c ... 114-87S-1823 79-1122 home CM .,... 831-~ nPISTS Gs'fL:~'i<~~I 1t1nwrt ..... day. No phone calls. Should hev• plM.Nnt 119J/...... ~- --------Entry 1eV91 polltlon f0< de-• _.. E.O.E. phone per90nallty; bank· Phonea. ll1 typing & fl8ng IUlllJ .... , Babytltt•. matur9 & kw· tall-minded lndlvldu11 Start your caree< with e coupons. Church benefit. .. ,....... ....... Ing t>Kkground helpful, good It~ poelUOn ir;- lng fOf OCC81k>nal UITMl9, with knowledge ot buk: dynemlc, growth-orlen-2~427 MEDICAL but not required. · ng 8-5 .. mTmM'f my NB home. 873-8255 off~ 1kill1 and llght ted llnanclal IN11tutlon... PllOlll IUIU Enjoy working In a Immediate opening: You will be wori(lng In a ~I~· · need• Ha.u ... , Baf· BABYSITTER NEEDED. typing abllltle1. Prior GAEATWESTEAN 176 P« 100, no expar. dynamlt. 8Wf' changing frontlback. Xlnt tran· beautiful otnc:. with 8 . tender&. W91W. end Fil days. ~able. banking °' credit ex-SAVINGS Part°' fUll time. Start Im· environment. P091tkln r• ecnbet. Local urotogltt. lri.ndly WOfk environ· llelll•n ~ "'"111'1 tn par· '°"'"" w/reta.. CM .,.., penenoe would be help· , medl t"""' F d t 11 quires exc:.nent typing &45-9700 or 831·5S80 -t __ ... r___.._ a ..... Mon.-Frt. l :30-5:30. Light eon. 1000 Brlatof St . ..., lul We are seeking lndlvldual1 1 ..,.,. or • 1 1 1blllty with word pro-.......... ...... _..... "'" typing N e 955"-0650 North H9wport a.ct\ yow home Of mine. 91,i, . to wonc In our Loan Doc-aend sell eddrHHCI c .. 1ing Hperlenee • Models MllelFemate range of benaf!U. . . . . ' . m09 o6d. 546-8229 SUCOMtfUI candidate wlll mantation depertment stamped enval~ to plus. Ability to Interlace WE NEED NEW FACES INTERVIEWING BY Rffeptlonlat for busy -----Ulfmlidl llllll be ratp0nslbte tor updlt· between the hOurt ot CRl-53, Box 14• In 1 profeulonal manner F0< placement In modeffng APPOINTMENT ONLY: ctllf~ otftoa. Must .,..:JO-KIT~' Ing all credit card Illas. 8AM·5PM end 2PM· Stuart. fTOflde 3349~ wtth senior management Jobi In Orange County. be sharp, well organlmd ~p"'"., .... ,....EL:~~ Aduttt, FfT. PI T. Call r--als ·-d ,...,d r• f lien ....._bot.. ---__ ... ~-...._ w/..-~"'" Chat1ott•'• Sitters 420 ----· ..... 10PM. Rasponalbllltles ILEmlllO lllJll. o c t compan...... " IEW y ., ... , Pleuecall: -"' .._.. ... -_.... PASTERY/BAKIHG 82nd St, NB. 6.45-~748 quest. wlll lnctude lillng. prepar· Experience In soldering by telephone & In P«ton. , ..... =IHJ Pertonnal Dept. phOM vokle. Non-«nltr LINE COOKS we can otter you t>eautlfut Ing real estate loan docu-and mechanical usembl-Excellent salary, fringe _ (lH)lM-1111 preferred. &3l-6180 PAN'TI'Y-SALADS 101111 new offices. competitive ment1t1on, end lnven· Ing. Leadership ability. benefit• & opportunity'°' 141 I .-. ... lll•n Pit For Celt~ A(1fltf at d f tO<les Typing •5 wpm It ennflsn ,...,ulred, .. ...,.,., In prolessk>nal growth. --•-~ L-""--. I""" ,_ ~~. ..........a c.lt, Bank of Newport It looking salary an bane 111· required -·.., ..., ~1 For Interview appointment -..... , , ~ I . ... rwm .-. "" ,,..., -.. to enthullatic lndMd· . J*90n.2911WettGatry. ca11Mar11ynCei1ey. Full & part tim. skilled .......__~Bm ll\ M.50pertw.~20t9 1545$AOmNA¥9..._ ual1 to join our staff INTERVIEWING BY W• offer competitive Santa Ana. 955-2000 nursing lacUlty In Lagun1 ti ... ~ .I Sen ~ Hllfa Rd. ~1'-0123 APPOINTMENT ONLY: salerleS ($850/mo start· WCTlllll llU. Beech. Xlnt w<>f1tlng fn.-l lt ! ~ a.cit\. llfl& •--.a-.. ..... Ttlltrl Pleasacr-i1~~Ktt : Ing) end exceti.nt b9n-vtron"*lt. 714/494-8075 ."•."\\I"" "rt a•n.l•I... ••• _ • w ...----... ~ eflta. FOf your lnteNlew. 5• 1° yra axperlanc~~ lllllTIOILTllE · "'-' "' ._.. ·--• _.....,_ AaqUlr..,.,.!•t .!~of• 11n yrali <11.~f.llH please cell Mon-Fri needs background Ler,,. .. tab"• ..... com· lffllE llllllUTll EOE lmmedl•t• ~ng for SJm .... _...., .. .,............ ,_ ·30PM troubleshooting analog. •-,..,..,... occ. $1294 to $1577 mo. M/F part-time ~apttonlst phases ol oommerclal "' 8AM_.. · d1glt1I & mlcroprooes.sot pany needs. Expcd lntr. 11 mo.lyr. Type 55. wt PEST ..-na with aome PBX ex-PllT Tm banlelng teller Iran•· .......__ _,,,, l'·111k 110• ltflltt control circuitry. Wiii be malntenanoeper~. Op-good exper. 8-~M-F. -•• P«lenea. Houn 4:30 pm Retell ~-ed aC11ons. :.··--~ ~ assembling Ind testing port for growth. /time, Conllft Coast Commun!-n ....... -to 8:30 pm .. Monday thN • exper ...... -r You wlll be wOfklng In • l \f (11')111-Ull tr Proto t Y Pe e I e c . dependable car nee. '°' ty Cotleget. 1370 Adema, Lading IOCal paet contrOI Friday and ~ other (But not required) t>uutiful office wltl"I a 111-4111 tro-mechanlcel lnstru· NB I M Is S l,lHl V lo C.M. 432·5007. Apply by company naed1 route weekend Celt J~ * flextabta hours friendly w0<k environ-\:t'\\ lll\rj ments. Call 549 .. 777 852-8111 4:30pm. Apr. 13. technician. No U · C:O.ltns for appt. Jim (AMIPMewnlngl) ment and reoetve 1 full EOE MIF &REIT ESCllW ••••n••y 1•..n11 EOE M/FtH P«ianOa naceuary. W• Seknon• Import. 1301 appiy 1n peBOn' range 01 company ban-------------•5 treln. Call Charlie Mon· Quall, St Npt Bch, · efttl. ~~~:l=h. WESTERN '~:n:..o~~~"= p::s~::i~~ c:;: o::.~;.E~~:~:~ deyt-12noon.97IMI021. 833-9300 llUllllRS INTERVIEWING BY Ranee 494-HIOO SIYlll!S Mar office. Except1ona1 erthip Meda "Hostess" Hunt. Bch. ce11 8-9AM. PHONE SECRET ARY 1111111•11• • opportunity. Banellta. l mmedl11aly. Some Mr Scott 53"-eo51 No ~ting. All reedy .old 1_/W9 10080AdemeSt. APP04NTMENT ONLY· •IUm •...a....... Call L""'n .... 7.ca25 modellng experience leads. 964-&700 swsr11 .. ,. .. , Hunl""'ton Beec:tl ,.,..,. --, .. .,.. ._ preferred. Outgolng pet· OFFICE WORK tor plant· Acilv. aa1et otnc:. with """ Plealecall. •ASSISTANTS WomYI Sllln&IJ sonallty. Apply lo person scape co. Lt typing. some PHONE WORK/Hunt. Bch. buly t~. C.,,tral 9a~~ Pereonnel[)epl. •MANICURIST EquelOpptyEmpl.M/F Experienced executlv• to: 1001 Quall St. Npt phones&salea.10-15hra FT/PT S4 plus com· N9wpor1ioc:.tlon. (11•)1IO-IOOO Cllentete not nee OLUl/TWallT teetetary '°' magazine Bch. Jim Slemons Im-P« week 751-2271 mission Call a.-9 AM. A.la for Joan Lamb Sales Rlch11dOue11eteSalon ,,,.. IR I D' I I PARTTl .. E Mr Hunt. 5~51 ._ ... ,., ........ ...._ AN OHIO OIL CO. offwa ~ Part/time. permanent. Hrt publisher. Must have port1 es1 • iv s on ,.. F f'-&..t..-. -.-,_ -hlgl"I ln<loma. J*a c:un ~ 200 Nwpt Ctr Of. N.B. 9.1. 60 wpm. S61hr good shorthand & typing 833-9300 Foliage plant malntenence Pletllrt , ... _. ......,. 111· 1• bonuHI, benefits to .......__ ~ I ~Ill k llOYOU HPllR Maret\ ol Dimes. Co11a skills. Attractive offices In HTll UllllEEPll In offices. 2·3 dy wk. exp Partl11me. Homemuer or mature par.on In Orange ti ... ~ • •f Full/time. Experience Mesa. Cell 631-8700 _1_rv_1ne_. ea_11_7_5_2·_6_•1_• __ wanted. Small Newport ~~~:~~·Mull have car student over 18~ County ., ... Ragard'-8 '' preferred. but wlll treln Com P • n I on ( F • m . Flyer lhtrl•.ten Beach Hotel Fltlme. Flex lleltlble. No ex.,...--------.....,....,,-of experielice, wrtte T J ~'\\ Ill \rt Mission Viejo. 831-2861 $1.000/mo t5 days off P/tlme. S5 hr Hunt. Beach hrs 575.7300 Kim Part Time help 10< resldan-necessary 897-3381 IECIPT /nPIST Reed. A"*1Can Lut>n-IHllllPEI H tlte. Live at the beach. Cal area. 968-1488 tlal builder. General or-Plan takeoff ~· pre! Immediate opening tor ex· cants Co .. Box 426, Dey-- EOE M/F R/E C t Answer Ad #833, •••• Hr:~~~~~I~ flce&reoeptlonittdutles, retlr ... M2· 222,asklOf perleneedproleulonalln ton.Ohlo45401. USITMI DA9',Y P&OT 1'-'PAST . asee.r 118'1CI Dme'TOllY For Result Service Call 64J..N71 W .IU S....Spe:? n a AT&T ··-·----P.O. Box 71108a, Dept. SS Lo. Angele9. CA I0071-M7t M9klng the right connect Iona. - Equal Oppty Employ9r Get~cuh "°' WHITE eMphamt wtth a Cl II "'led Ad Cel M2-5e78 2 yrs exp. ompu er 842·4300 24 h~•· ..... 1111111 cooking. ~no so;.M 12-5:30.; .... c .. a33n 1 Jeck le Nevllle or &ob Alexaon plush corporate offloe 11 t. APi>'iJ:S:i:e~~~~LY companion, mature'°' so llSTIUU/lllYIOI b1by11tt1ng, lull tlma <1.--• PUSllU WllTll ~~ ~· ~~ D.a1·1y p·11D1 ... · · · · · · · · · '· · · · · · · · .. : .. ~ Liz Reloda<t. Agy, Inc. yr Old disturbed Fttm. Pvt Futt time !Ob Mul1 have Mon-Fn. Xlnt ref's r• Coast label need• som.-tlon akl«s. front offloa ap-p .ooo Wester~. Eet. '64' rm & board. No cooking good drMng rec0<d. Rais quired. 673-255 PAIT /TI• IELP one lnter .. ted In learning pearanc:. and 9CCUl'al• • Celllomla Federal, 1 IMd· ~1833-190/lr" ~~o4u9'!~~;~ Seier) ~· &~lcu~ fo~ Housekeepers wanted, e.x-Proleulonel publishing 1 trade. 782 Newton Wey, typing (55 wpm mini· ROllL SILES : BANKING TELLER Ing multl•lat• nnanciel 011110 Ullll ,.-.. # 1051, Dally Pilot, Box perlenced. Reterencu. compeny relocating to Costa Mesa 6-45-3350 mum),. Call 547·5616. =':;; •°'~,t~:='<f· 1 '°' cuetom commercial In-OllPITll IPIUTH 1seo. Costa M ... 92626. 631--0209. Cell between ='~~~:! 1~ Printing COORDlllTOR to handle routine cut tarlor decor company. Trainee wanted '\.to rur 6-10PM a variety ol llelds. MIT Plll11ll ' ,.._., tran·--lont It ou Should hav. ~ back· computer progr_,. IOI general •&1n111a1 -·-u............ e.eet1 rvlnt-.... -·--· """"' busy mark•tl~ r...-rct Circus Vargaa wants you " .-,._ .. ,.. ...... t""'. ,.. _..,.., W•t Huntington Beach ground with l"lardwood & llrm Progr--""' •• ..._ to help put up posters. Part time. Mon thru Fri Po11t1ons. experience w111~11n 6-44-8233 Branch. You need 3. 11mln1tes. Excellent .... ... .._.. M h 1 po 20 28 h k c 11 needed. Include. Ac-RElllT UITll monO\t experience as company t>enefltt. Apply desirable Salery d•· ust ave rans r· • rs wee . • counting. Data Process· Prof cxlglnll Pop Band haa openings tor the tol- t e 11 a r trelnee or 11 250 Fischer Av . C.M. pend• o~ exper. Call tetlon. be 18 yrs. M lhr 557•7490 Iv mag. Ing. Editing. Publ~lng. with promo pack seeks towing pos111ons. FOOD ~t lndu1try ex-Oarttr .__ .... ,w.. Carol 714 731·7991 g~nC:~ ~·~~~~~ ~ 'ml.RY UUI Leyout & Pasta Up :op,, ma~~g~r to help SEAVERS with raat _............ ..,,..n• n..-~ook· Experienced lunct grounds. Mon 9 30 AM. Lido VIH-oe nneat AGS PosltlOfls. no experience urt er • r cerHra, paced braaklut a.x· Onmttil 0.111ltallt cook tor buey kitchen jeWeler Is oM.,lng unique Jobs. connection•. etc. pertenoe BUS PERSON F0< Immediate contlder-Your own schedule. Treln· Mull ...... latl •96·2•3• lmJ /lfo •If• career opportunity to needed. Include Gener el 6"6-3856 with exP«lanee· GAR-.... lon ..._...._ ''"" by __ ... """ Office, Secretarial & Mell SE •• · .,...... .... ~.. _.., Ing provided. The most --------Tustin Tennl1 Club naeda person axP«'d In qu&llty Room DENER. M Vllme. - complete an application. advenced skin e&1• and OHmR I lfFIOI 111 around person jeWelry. c:hlna and erystll PllllTill CURITY AGENT with 2 M-F, l>-3. cosmetic product• on lhe Equip rental atOfe spec. In 54._6950 aala 5 dyl a wk, no Hours ara llexlble & can be Ce you years r..an l"IOtal ex· CALIFOR.11 market. Introductory party 9QUIP H .. vy phone lfflCI eves 673-933• arranged eround yovr s.!re 3 hrs ni..l"ltty? perlene• SECRETARY clauas forming now Cell uH Typing & other IEIEIAL school °' family sched· _.. "" With 60 wpm typing & Soni• st 261·1606. 1dmln. skllll req. 5 dlY9 Nwpt Bch privet• Poat 01· LHlL unnuY ul• Salary SS-.~ hour. Ara you.... pleuent phone voice FEDERAL Subtle lmeges Coametlc.s lnct. s11. M .60 hr. United Ilea. Accurete typln~ Nawporl Beach raglonal Call Slelp °'Cheri ford• Wall groomed. AJ>91Y In person 8.30-12 ..• 11.._111 I••· lrvlne, CA Rental. C.M MS--07fi0 Flexible hOurt 549-228 offl<le ot Net"I firm Prac-tella, 720.98l0~ ~ablamotlval...,.7 noon, M· Th The New- 6 .Dtvl 11oe con lined primarily to .,..., -· .., port•. 1 t07 Jambor"" Equa10ppty mployef Clwrlpetoolt11a&yertr'an1 hall HP«un'taBcxp .. CUSTODSIA5N72' .. dys ~O ~art tall~~ .. _.._ with c I v i I 11 t I g It Ion Doyou.. ? ~.NB " l"lrtlwk; . ..r+ ...,,. Part I.,_....,.,..__.... w/amphatll on oomple• Enjoyworkingwtthktdl -------- BANKING area. 891,..590 ellts. Pi<:kup application accurate typing, alao subrogetlon 2 yrs llll· PART· TIME. Ven.S houri 11 you can answer YES Resteurant 11 St. Andrew• Pr.sby· general clerical duties getlon exp & knowtedge to include aarty A.M Pf'IOM M&-7021 UP'l FM UIYlll TIWI Ulllll (rHtHr~J terlan Church eoo St An-Coste M... 648-8671 of ~puter e>perllion ~end• Musi have ct.-2:30-tpm Mon. thn.i Fri filM time days Apply' The 7·12 noon. 5 dey · draws Rd. NB 831-2880 wkdy mOfnlngs only pralened. Muet be fem-pendabte vettlde (small Beec:tl HouM, e 19 Staepy o,..., w .. tem Sevtngt Ex~ only Cail CIOMI 4/3 k t I Orange County daily newspaper is seeking fast paced, flexible achiever to coordinate display sal~ activtty Must have except10nal organizational skills Duues include tradung datly sales. answenng busy phones tor outs1de sales staff. coordinating theatt-r advertising ~typing. fil. mg ~uired Newspaper or agency expenence a+. Send resume or letter of quahficattons to: Orange Coast Daily Pilot Ad ::968 PO Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Anent.Ion. Peggy Hoggarth ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT no w 8 AY ')I • COSTA MESA CA 9~'6 ··•. • .,,, .., •• , ... .,..,n •flt : one of Cellfomle'a !Md M;ia'.49"-$460 EOE • 111 ar w I th Ca I II true • ven. at• on Pr•••* ..... ., Hollow L.n. Legune Bch .••..•. ""'fin I ti I D t et IDEULlfflOI procedUI'• 151--0291 w-oon) to IMllt news-.. , .. R Eniiiiiillliiiiiil••············~I """ anclal na tut on1.1---------1 1 n ry Good office skllla. General pepar d .. ler In !Nina Experienced wltn hu an lmmadlat• Childcare: for 2 ctilldren, CRT OPERATORS kn~ ol all around E>CTILE area Must be depan· Ileen .. preferred. Grow-...._ __ ~tunl!ri tor 1 FULL Tua.,. Wed· Th alter-oflk;~ura Act aa Liii •111111 dabl•. Contect Greg Ing H B. nrm Call Tom or ,......,_.,.__ MET fer. noon/av• 968-4814 Neecs.d to work In trvtna1 r.cept/tc1~ Accuret• Exparlaneed on lwer Hyde Mondeythru F~ Sltldy 9'3·1900 KIDS E•RN GREAT TR~ ..... PRIZESI You lflould have PfeYlout ... ...,. 11 .-NewpOt1 SeV9(al open· 1peller/typlll, Bllllng looms pra'9rred Pay & between 8 30 anO 10.30 PfT. ewn 115-.$25/tw at 1 • ft ft .... -1 ftnll • ~handling Ol.-.-•WNI' Inga evallable lmmedl· procedurH. flllng & benefits comrMnturete a.m. on.IX. M2~ 1 crystal conaultent Wta (pr9fefabty In 1 tlnlnolal Pertttlme evenlnga, eome ataly If you have 8 montht phonel. Good hra • small with axp Appty In par.on • train. 552-4285, Judy ln1tltutlon) and enjoy••-daye. Carpet clNnlng & t Alpha 'c-~u~ ~· ottlcu. s.11 mot1v1t0< at Omni Flt>erglau Of call I 11•1y P1•1if •• • • • • ••••.• .. :"\ tanetve ~bite contllC1 cleaning tMCSlcal build-patience. ""'now or ar ~111 fOf appt 9 to 5. t-597-7857 ., Uolll._ ... , ..... ,. ""'--~·"°'•"""' ~1· ~53 _L_IT_Plllll ___ _ 8o reqund. Ing 14S-0218 S-7pm only ~· tamWeit .,. getting Fun lime, must be ovw 11 • _ We offw • competlve Clarlc;ai the cemplng "bUg" 11'119 & have C•llf driver• •: PART TIME :I Mlary. txt9ntMt beneftt• amlTlll ftWOllAU tmtc(S -yHr. It you hao a lk:enM. ~ In ~ and ~h opportunl· •• .---.-camper thel'• not gMtlng to eervloe menager t1•. ~ 1n per-.r==,--· KITILAlllSTUT. ueecS .... 11 now with a TModOf• Roblnl ~on1 e ·• eon at: .cl;;~ ROA, X·RaY uc.n.. ~ ~ Ad 2080 ~ 8tvd • • UUTWllTEU :~C::d~=cn ::Ch~7'~ ! Deliver Daily Pilot by auto : UYIMI ·~btytr....,... llPl1TUll I ~r1ca1 • in Laguna Beach area (a~-• :::~':':'n':i ~.:;::=.1 .. y 10~:1~:-::t.~t~ PERSOll FRIDAY i s~··;:1~~oo':d~>~:.; i Equal0ppty!mp1 MtF =°':C:-:= ~"~~~~A great opportunity to ~~lnhJon ~~ : mornings on Sat. 6 Sun. •. W()(I( wMn • ~ ~ men a. women If your Door with xcitin grow .. ~ ·tee com • Earn • Jtnn F Id Action """ type 40 wpn\ end .,. pany in Irvihe. Individual w1U be • good • approx. •.UV per • fl " FEMALl!/MALE tntefelted 1n uc.tt. ~ typ· t. and one who ts not afraid of the • month. Ask for Bruce : Cal a HOMEMAKERS Ufged 270 or c:. =~..,~ compu~r, PreW>US switchboard ~xp wtll : Emaley 11 a.m. to 4 p.Q). : Ddv m..l JambotH. Newport be a deh.nlte plus. Salary rornrnicnsurate : • ~J r 1U I a.di. o.E wtth xpert nee.Can A.c.ornc-au1t West· • Cil\CULATION DEPT. : 11\ ~nD hlllno anything wuh . a em Graph • ll Chry&ler SL. lrviM .. Ci. • 'CV"\E /t Nl•lhM\ 3t4I .. Dair Plat Cl••lfted Ad 770-8010. t . 642-4321 l:.AJ • ..l!!!!!!!!!i64i!iZi·i!!56~7!!8•!1!ll Aaoll~ ~ A'tty)o(1 l ~ :;'t!;.M,~· · · · ~--~----·-·_-__ •_•_-__ •_-_-4.·-'-•-•_•_•_•_• __ .. _•_•_• •••••••• • .e ~ - ' • • I l , ....... ML.a ~no OPPOftunlty tor ...r-mo11vated ~ IMllera. S*1 time °' full l#ne, commlaak>n aalel of profeulonal high qwlllty gltt. to t>Yatn ... client•. Call for appt 250-0352 Sai.a s>«ton '°'home flt· MU equip, p/t, flex hra. S&lllfY + commlulon. lnetMd of Spinach 752:1105 SUZ8nne J • Bill YATES VW-PORSCHE ~ NABERS CADl.LAC CONNEL L CHEVROl~T "' .... ' ... r-. • \ ~ ~ S4"-1200 ~· r ~ n 1 l.I "'" • ) •