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Home My WebLink About1985-03-17 - Orange Coast Pilot3 -17 111111 1:1111 T~IS WAS THE ONE .. ~/~ ~ AND TMERE WAS ONE PARTICULAR 6RANCH .. IT HAD A WONDERFUL CURVE TO IT, AND ALL ntE BIRDS USED TO LOVE TO SIT ON IT: AND Sf N6 ... TMA1"'5 A PRE1TY IMPRESSIVE. ~ISPLA"°" Of SHEPPINC:J THERE, OPIE SUNDAY, MARCH 17, 1915 THIS 15 T~E TREE WHERE YOU WERE BORN .. I REMEMBER ~OWTALL lTWAS:. NO, OVER HERE .. IT MAV BE GONE NOW, BUT AT LEAST YOU HAVE ntOSE MEMORIES .. YOU KNOW T~AT YOU WERE BORN AND RAISED IN A YERV SPECIAL TREE ... ______ ,,,_ ---=-11 ·- 6UT Tl-fE.RE 15N 'T A POG eDRN WMO CAN OOTSMf." A CAT Ylll llllTIWI llllY Ml 0 <(;; AND I REMEMBER HOW 6REEN IT USED TO BE IN THE .{SUMMER,AND iHEN IN THE FAL~ IT CHt\N6ED TO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COLORS ... ~(~ ACTUALLV, I DON1T REMEMBER IT AT ALL .. I CAN'T TELL ONE TREE FROM ANOTHER~ · BY JIM DAVIS 1=' ., I . -------~------,-------------~~~!11!1!111111~--....... _... ................ .--~~~=9!911--~& -=------ NANCY® :i W~Y DON'T YOU ow.lGE 11--\E. C~NEL ? ·ME? I CHANGED IT THE LA'3T TIME.! SO IF WE'RE. GOI~ TO ARGUE OVER THE T\J , THE GROWN-UP TJ.\ING TO oo 15 m TURN rr -OFF ! DENNIS THE-MENACE Hold ·,t, youn.g man~ It's almost supperti me! JUDGE PARKER NO VOU DIOO 'T ... I DID! I Oh,G~~! The hall light bulb blew ouf ... do you mind f DID NOr ! DlD TOO! DID NOf ! DID TOO I YOU TURN IT OFF WA\T A M\NtrrE. ... WE'RE ACTING LIKE A COOPLE.. OF KlOOl WHILE WE'RE WAITI N G FOR CHUCK, S HE'D L tKE THA~ I 'LL GO DOWN T O A UNT BETH 'S MISS SPENCER! YOU KNOW, MR. DRIVER .,, I FEEL AS THOUGH I 'VE R OOM A ND VISIT WIT H HER FOR PARTICIPATED IN A CONSPIRACY AGAINST A VV H ILE! I DON'T UNDERSTA ND M E EITHER~ CHUCK AND HIS BROTHER DAVEY! I S HOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER , I , BUT CRAIG CONVINCED ME THAT HE'S MADE ALL SORTS OF SACRl·- FICES IN THE INTEREST OF HIS S ONS ! I FEEL LIKE A COUNTRY BUMPKIN TAKEN IN BY THE SLICK T RAVELING SALESMAN! CRAIG DIDN'T HAPPEN lO COME HERE THIS AFTERNOON TO SEE HIS SICK S ISTER! HE CAME HERE TO PICK ME UP! I AG REED TO GO OUT TO DINNER AND DANCING WITH .,, HIM TON\GHT ... SORT OF A REWARD FOR ! HIS MONTHS AND MONTHS OF SACRIFICE' \ l. --. ............... , .................. __________ ..... ____________ ~~~- DOONESBURY .. >o /IJE'/?£ TALKING U/lTH ARMANP 1£64 CA/.IR»JJA fl£Al7rR AN/) 7Jle OIAJRMAN OF "FRJENIJS fY EP Mfi.SC." / I fllT THAT Ht'() AlR&4Ilt MAP& EJIOIJ6H 1{)(J(jH CAU5, MORALITY-JV/SC, ANP THAT IT lf/45 TIM& SfMJCWe SHOtJ6J ~ .... St»ft fJRJRf(.Wl(JJ ~ 1HIS Ml'6Nlf!CDIT Plllllt r 5E/!Y,IWT: ~··-- WHQ ME 2;. WHlJ DOE5 IJ-415 f<IND OF fHIN& AUJJPl..)'b HAPPEN 10 ME ~ ·---------. IF W~1R~ ~OIN<5 iO Do . • IT1 WE'LL Do f T ... Rl~HT· I1LL <qET ESTIMATES· I , , --:. S/611 ' , I ' " -, .. IHEN IT LOOf<S Llt<'f; f<>,AIN IN. I 5££. U/Ell, "!HANJ< '1fX!, MR ... / HINT, /.HINT! - I MUSI HAVE '"THE WORSI UJCK IN 1HE ENliRE WORLD! -·- ' ______ _,..... WHEN 'IOU GET iO 0£ A Gl20NNUP YOU KNON ALL THE ANSWEk"5 AND ALWAYS .KNC>HWHAT TODO. ---~ ------ ... II> .a .... -\1 I A~t7 WHOM WAS PA COW~? r l j I ' 8 I ~, AN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There ue et lust six dltMr· ift •awlftt •ta lk MfwHft ~ end-bottom penets. How lckly ;d" you find them? Check enswe" wfttl thoM below. /-At1ew1 •1 •"'Pld t 1"'4 011*1u"'4> •14•~. s . .,,n tw 11 "~P 8 ' Ou1n 1w •t 1ot1 llllW C 1414-.1 •t •AMtS C 1ueAU1P II "•II I M~A+llO ___ , ___ _ • STAR CLASS! CMI ..... : Fiii ift tt'9 em,ty circles ef tt'9 star-shlped .......... rteM wt"' ,... """"*" 1, 2, 3, 4, s, ..... 6 so thlt tt'9 sum ef •II rows Of four ""mben lft • sfn'tltt line is 17. WEIGHT-AGE GIVEAWAY It Is posslble to de'9r· mine a person's age and how much he °' she weighs from the followlng computa· tlon. Try It first on yourself and then on a friend or friends. Take your weight. Double It. Add five. Multiply by 50. To the ensuing total, add a MJm of 1735. Now, subtract the year of your birth. The resu lting amount reveals from left to right one's weight, and then his or... her age. It Is a slmple for· Remember, numben l through ' •r• .. be ..... serted to total 17. 'f 'I •• ·c ., 'Mta!JMt> '' ... ,..,, .. .l • Riddle-Me-This, if you uni WMt hes ttwee gr"n INves and bi.sts Offf A shlmredcet. Why did the sn.ke get up 1t MWft? It w•• an Nrly wrlther. ~t hit is used In matti? The sum-brero. . . 16 17 15. 13 .18 ! .... . 9. JO 11 12. > ·I~ ~ . " 7 ~ , . • 8 . ., j ..___./ ,. "' 5. • 'f .21 10 s • .. 3· ... P' .19 v ! Q 2 mula that Is easy to IRISH UPI Sure and can you be t.tlln' what our artist friend put to memory. Is dr1wlng 1bove? Add missing lines to find out. ----------- FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE '. 2 REEL F~KSI Si...,ey apply colored pencils w crayOM to this lively muskAI sceM: 1-Red. 2-Lt. pvrpte. >-Y~lew. 4-Lt. brown. S-Flesh tones. 6-Lt. gr .. n. 7-Dll . brown. SPELLBINDER SCOll E ll points for using all the iettws In the WOt'd betow to f«m two c~ words . ft L EASANT THEN score 2 points .. ch for ell 1-:t~..._,~~our l.U.J « mar• found among the lett.rs Try t. sure et INtt St '9fnts. .............. ~~ BY LYNN JOHNSTON ~~--------------------~ .... HMM . M'/ KNEEGCJfS f\ HoL~ON l\~ 1RATHOLE- 1N yaoR./ PAN\S . How D\D rr t-lA PPEN '?./ \DUNNO . rr WAS 1RERE- WH~N \ POTlri~M O N ~ - BLOOM COUNTY .. IWP llJW SOt1E 60fX) IEW5 f~OM 111€ IJ(JS/NE5S ~ ••. f - SHOE -1 .. 50 MICH RJR 1H£ VMIE OF llJMIW lfFE. Itf TAl<IN' II IJll£AI<. . I .. 11/E IJIWANA CfiW1VTEK COMWY ANIOJNCEP 1lMIY 7HAT /IE l'Rta FOR 11£/R. .,. .Ml /OR 6tXXJ " W«L H/15 6fJtN 5lll5HEP PfMll 1D $39. 95. I W~ ~OUND A ~RE.AT NEW ITA~\AN RE.61AURANT, #\ND WE. M~OC R€bE.RVA1\0N6 roR 6E.\/EN O'CUXK~ ~ ~NE.'l6UNC\.\, N..L 1 COOLD \\-\l~K #\BCV\ AT wof<K \OOA'l W~~ lOM\N& ~OM£. i\NO RELA"\N& IN M'( uNOE.~WE.AR l ~ ~ ~ • 2 • • ... / i SAID, I'M WING -rn1~ srog<r--NO, GTOJ2'{!~ - . BY BERKE BREATHED lle7DO. \ !WP I . pt-mt ' 'I"" 51611. I T~AT'~ WONOE-~~UL.. ~ l'LL-60 \E.L.L. 'lOUR r:I\ \l-\E-R l . DOt~(r TE.LL Mt, ... M'/ \lE.'6 TOO L..000, l<lGl-\T'? BY JEFF MacNELL Y A>JO kO\' 'ml~ NeN CCMFETITloN AA~.~-UtMf I What do Duda ffd!ee•. Toay ......... Peter Falk, Geae Wiider and Jack W_.. have in common? F.asy: They've all worked with Pelmy Peyeer. Penny Pey- ser? The name is not exactly a household word, and no one is more aware of that than Patricia, er, Paula. er, Penny. herself. currently a>starring 1n the new comedy detective series Crazy likt a Fox. "When I first came to Holly· wood, I had no idea how th lnp worked," she ~ns. Wrong! I had to stop hiding in comers and jump on the put> licity bandwagon. Let's face it. There are more performer1 who are better known for whit they do in their private lives than for what they do on screen.'' 0 Poor solitary Greta Gut. is forever being misquoted. She never actually said she wanted to be alone -simply that she wanted to be let alone. Small but sul> tJe difference. 'There was no question she was a loner," the late Da.W Nlftll once noted of the actress. "Painfully shy with people she did not know and preferring her own company to lhal ol most people." Therefore, ii was a surprise to see the redusive Swede as the c.enterpiece of a merry group dining at La Ter- razza in LA. Garbo, 79, was wearing her usuaJ dark sweater ·and man-tailored trousers, but she relaxed enoullh to shed her sunglasses and to tap her feet in time to the dance music. 0 Peeer-V ......... the man once described as ''Ono11Welle9 rolled into one," certainty lives up to the billing. He is -take a good deep breath - an actor, humor· ist, producer, di- rector, cartoonist. musician, critic, raconteur, play- / wright, screen- writer, novelist. essayist, aood· will ambanador ~ .... ---. ................... -..._..,;._ __ __, to the United '1 cld two lflOWS in a row. Rich Mon. Pr# Man Boolt 2 and -,,,, Tony Randall Show .... You didn't know I w. in lhern? Seel ,,,.. •• ~ whal I mean. I w• 10 naive that I ~all I needed IO do Wll .. hlred. know my lines. and flt lhe ,.. flke are of itlelf. Nations, and urn. versity rector. "I try not to be more than 15 people," he says. "and never mote than 12 at once, so • not to annoy." Ustinov, who was, u he puts it. "born in London but con- ceived in Leninpd," it blck in the Soviet Union ftlmlrll a six-pwt television series bMecj --••• f'liaeo !If ODii Ill n 11' on his 1983 book, My Russia. Not that the man of many Then again, hatha workout is better than no workout at aJI . 0 . It can be safely said that llmt ., .... shoots from the lip, even though his projec· tion is not what it used to be. ("When you do a movie with C8Dt f.lllltwoocl, you get to talk 90ftJy," he noted recently.) Reynolds demonstrated his ability at a recent CameQie HaU tribute to~,..... l.oJ, who played his mother in the 1978 ftlm 7he End. 'When I met her," said Mr. R Mhhisbelt~ delivery, "I knew I was in the pee1e1a of • lt'eal aJHime star -and she did, too. There is nothing wrong with knowing that you are aood at what you do. An old pro like Myrna is the easi- est to direct. It's the guy just getting off the motorcyde who gives you aJI the problems." 0 taJents plans to forsake his ...,. ___ _ home in Switzerland to set up housekeeping in the motherland. ~or one thlfl8. there's the food. "f should have been suspicious rilht away," noted Ustinov d a t.enlnarad restaurant. "The place had a list of the day's specialties -and one of them was bread." 0 JMe ,_., while in Canada recently filming the Broadway hit AsMs of <Jod. could be counted on to start every day with her arueling workout, and if ' you were In her vicinity, you'd probably be invited to go for the bum aJong with her. But at the end of an arduous day of shoot- ing, Fonda un- wound by slip- pin1 ...... Welda's yop- bued exercise cauette into the VCR. Not • tuina • her own Pf'Oll'Ml, plerhapl. grapt-.ed with her IOf'I ? .. writes D.f'. of Danbury, Conn. "I don't mind talking about him; in fact, I enjoy it, but pictures are another matter," says Somers. "I'm determined that Bruce, 18, won't have a place in the spodWlt unless he earns it himself. l won't allow his picture to be used in my publicity. Not oclly for security reasons, but because I don't think a parent should make a choice about a child's face be- coming famous." THERE'S Tmlll INPAUDISE But a tough prosecutor is taking on Hawaii's organized crime wave all pJeaded innocent to murder charges and are awaiting trial. As for the Lil cue, Henry Huihui, 46. pleaded guilty, hoping for a lighter sentence. and admitted fjving the orders to rub out the union olic:ial. Sources said he directed Ui's slaying because Lii had tried to thwart a plan to·expioit Hawaii•s unions as a_ base ot operations. Huihui, who hals also admitted to other murders, was an · lor the Buildin& Tnades CoundJ <=> and a IUllf member --""'- By Charles H. Turner Charles F. Marsland Jr. is sitting on a volcano d his own ~ His enemies and critics would like to see it erupt and destroy him. But Marsland, the public prose- cutor for the city and county of Hono- lulu. has other ideas. He thinks any such I eruption will wipe out both mminal and l political corruption in Hawaii. ! Marsland is the key figure in a major I crackdown on organized crime in the I Aloha state. With his clipped mustache, a: blue eyes and handsome features, c Marsland could easily pass for a movie ~ or 1V star. But he has more important ~ things on tU5 mind than acting. ~ As the elected prosecutor since 1980. he has become a thorn in the sides of known criminals as well as some well- known Hawaiian politicians. including Gov. George R. Ariyoshi. Marsland has a special reason for his crusade. In 1975. his only son. Charles F. Marsland Ill, was kidnaooed while working al a Waikiki nightaub. taken to an Isolated area on the windward side of Oahu, and riddled with bullets. gangland Style. The reason for the kill- ing hasn 't been publicly revealed. but it is widely believed that young Marsland was about to tip police about organized crime inroads into the Honolulu resort district. Ironically, those inroads are now being exposed because of the killing. Marsland, who denies that he is seek- ing revenge for his son's death, was wodcing in the city's corporation counsel oftice, specializing in labor-management cases. when the murder occurred. "His loss was a total bomb. So unexpected." he said recently. '1'he kid was just 19. He'd made a commitment to go to school on a scholarship. So full of life." In searching for answers to his son's death. Marsland uncovered a disturbing web connecting politicians. police and underwortd figures. The first si8ns that orpnized crim- inals wae contOlidlling forces in Hawaii came a decade ago when the Hawaii Teamsters, problbty the richest of aJI loall unions. beclme embroiled in a bit· ter power ttruaa6e. Arthur A. RudedQe, unchalleneed 10r 30 years as president of the 6,000.member Teamsters Local 996. 1J>t involved in 1 dos-bites-master OtotW H Thmtr If o lkllf ~w for the Honolulu Advettlllf ond hOI (()nlrlbuttd to The N«w Yon Ttma 4 fAl&Y wm;&.Y • IWIOf IT • 1• situation when his former lieutenant, Josiah "Joe" Lii, decided he wanted Rutledge's job. AlthougtrLii withdrew from the race before the election. he supported another c.andidale. In the end, Rutledge's victory was challenged in federal district court. where Rutledge then accused Lii of "attempting to take over the union syndicatMtyJe." The Teamster leader aJso claimed that two of his business agents quit the union "because they want to live longer." One of the witnesses called by Local 996 al the trial was business asent Eric Naone, a strapping 6-footer. whO testified that Ui braaed to hJm ot having con- nections wlTh Alema Leota, a reputed underworld leader (who later became an unsucces9ul candidate for governor). Two years later, Ui was gunned down in the mJddle of the day in his office in the Seaman's Home near Honolulu's waterfront. Ui had left the Teamsters to work as the vice president of the Inland- boatmen's Union of the Pacific. For seven years. both the Ui and Marsland cases remained a mystery. But recently the police claim to have solved the crimes. Ronald Ching. a former Teamster member serving a long tederal tentence on various felonies, con"'9ed last November to masterminding young Marsland's death. Under Ching's pla- ~.ni"B ~t with the federal Orpnized Crime Strike Force, Qllng im- ollc.Med several others, includinj a former Honolulu police offk:er. Ray· mond Scanlan. Alto implic.aled and In- dicted were Naone. named as the t~ ger man. and Gregory Nee, who volun- tariJy surrendered alter learning he wu wanted in the cate. The three men have Otar#a F. Marsland Jr. and hil JOn. who war mutdmld in 1975. of the lntemalional Brotherhood of Elec- trical Workers (Local 1186). Whatever the outcome of the criminal trials for Naone. Huihui and the others indicted in the Lii and Marsland mur· ders, the bloodshed certainly aroused the anger of a man who was to become Honolulu's crusading prosecutor. Mars- iand, born in Hawaii, had been involved in aiminaJ invetipmns while working with the Massachusetts stale attorney ~·s oftice in the 1960s. He returned to Hawaii in 1967 after his marriage broke up. ~his JOO's death. Marsland left the counsel's office to devote more time to flndlnt his IOfl's killers, )oinins the Honolulu prosecutor's office to work with the Career Criminal lnvestiptive Unit. But his ~nonsente attitude rubbed his superiors the wrong way, and he was dlsmisled. The tables were turned when the prot«Utor's office. tormerty appointive. WM made dective. and ln 1960 Mnand, runniRf as a Republic.In..-.eemi~ invmcible Oemocnflc opposition. won on a c.am- Plilll to dean up pemment. . One of his tarem, then II now, WU Gov. George R. Ariyoshi. a Democrat who is RM"I the ftnal two yem d his administration (under the state oonstitu· tion, he cannot seek another term). Manland has attacked Ariyoshi for be- ing what he calls. "soft on crime" and for his close relationship with Larry Mehau, a former policeman who heads the state's largest private security com- ' the HaWaii ProtedfYe~n r!('Mehau was once dubbed the "God- father" of orpnized crime in Hawaii by Marsland aide Rick~. when Reed was working as an editor of a small. outer-island newspaper in the J970s. In response to the allegation, Mehau filed a S50 million libel suit. . Marsland has never 1'*51ed to Mehau publicly as the "Ciodfather," but he has used some harsh words about the rela- tionship between Mehau and Gov. Ariyoshi. who appointed Mehau to an important post on the stile Land Board. When Mehau was charaed with failing to report a contribution to Ariyoshi's 1982 c:amplign, Marsland tried mighti- ly to eet a conviction. But a 5llle district - court jud&e acquitted Mehau, causing Marsland to clw&e that the disml.ssal "undencores the absurdity of trying Larry Mehau and the Ariyoshi campaign committee before a judAe appointed by the Ariyoshi machine." Warned that the Office of Disciplinary Counsel might come down hard on him for such re- marks, Marsaand said he would continue telling "the truth about atrocities in the courtroom." Gov. Ariyoshi, who has been pressed repeatedly to reply to Marsland's charges, has remained aJoof from most of them. However, he bristled when reporters asked him about the "Ariycshi- Mehau machine.~ saying there was no such organization. On Nov. 19, 1984, when the Hawaii Supreme Court pve a circuit judge power to examine confidential records of the non-partisan Hawaii Crime C.Om- m~n. Marsland was elated. He already had seen the report. and says it contains evidence that "orpnized crime in Hawaii is expanding and thriv- ing on extortion, gambling. d"*' pro.so titution, pornography, fencing. labor racketeering, murder-4or-hitt, protec· tion, credit card fraud, colledion and whatever else will tum a rotten dollar." He won'tsay if it mentions Mehau. Marsland has also aone alter ldmit- ted killer Huihui, who tils k>na been aaociated with gambling ldiv~les in Hawaii. He wu once a.netted in a ma- jor police raid on a larae cockfiFling arena and charged wtth cruelty to animals. But he WU not convicted. prompting Marsland to try a new tadk to shut down the cockft8hls. He 9008ht a civil injunction ln 1t11te oourt, only to be turned down, and b9c>re any other angles could be explored, the cock- fi&hting arena w. earn down. Marsland flt 10Cne .m1actior1 tor his elbt. howMr. 5-ys he: "Until the peo- ple runnin& the "T were able to relOCllte. the losa of openlion was e5CiJnad to be aJldrll Oflll\iml atme S2~.;-."-- Narcotics trafficking is also a problem in Hawaii today. In a recent interview with Family-Wttkly, held in Marsland's founh-floor office in a building in Honolulu next to the Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace, the prosecutor cited figures showing thaL-''b)'.conservalive estimate" -$40 million worth of nar- cotics moves through Honolulu Interna- tional Airpon f!Very month. making it the third busiest heroin~muating en· try point in the nation. "With if"ew more customs agents available to check f!Ven more closely for incoming traffickers, our statistics might actually add up to first in the nation." says Marsland. Those are the kind of fiRhting words applauded by George Roberts, the district director for the U.S. Customs Ser- vice, whose thin line of inspectors, with the help of the federal Drug Enforce- ment Administratlop, is strusgling against the inflow of drugs. 'Tm with Chuck Marsland 100 percent on his anti- crime and anti-drug campaign," says Roberts. He has seen his staff trimmed by budget cuts. despite the fact that much of the heroin and hashish that finds its way into the United States originates in Southeast Asia -and passes throuRh Honolulu on its way to the mainland. Marsland has also taken aim at a new crime target the Ya.ku.za. a Japan-based crime society whose members are distinguished by exotic tattoos and by miMing fingertips. They began arriving in Hawaii in the 1960s, riding the boom of statehood. Some disguised themselves as innocuous tour operators, cooks and other low-paid workers. Though no precise figures have been given by authorities on the number of Yakuza operating in Hawaii, a member of the Honolulu Police Department's in1elli- sence unit recently testified before a presidential commission in Washington that the Yakuza worked closely with Hawaii's undefworld in extortion and prostitution rackets. To date. Marsland's attack on the. Yakuza has focused on suspected Yakuza ties in the eitortion of protec· tion money from a pornography shop in Waikiki. Marsland's deputies sue· cessfully brouQht Honolulu businessman Charles Y. Hip to triaJ on char~ that he wu a key figure In the.extomon net- work. (He was convicted of conspiracy to extort in April 1984.) Hip. St. former· ly was a major officer in o~ of the state's bi8St trucking and 9lot'IAe com- panies. Re also was a vice presfdent of the Hawaii Protective AssoctatiOn Ltd., headed by the governor's campaisn COO· tributor, Lany Mehau. Hip's attorney, Eric_ Moon. accused Manland of using the Cate to try to force Higa to reveal "90methin& about Lany Mehau." But Circuit Judie Robert Klein cut off Moon's arauments and pve Hip a maximum 1 ().year prison sentence. without any connection being esta1> lished between Higa and Mehau. fAlaY WDIU.Y • ~ IT• 19'5 5 -Moon,a-Oemocrat, ran against MAl'!lo-t·--J\ut~ided to parofHfisa..after-sent to the u~,~-.. land in last November's general e!ection he had served the bare minimum if you're busted, prosecuted. convicted and was beaten by a landslide. But sentence of 30 months. and sentenced, you still don't have to Marsland barely had time to savor hi.s The outfa8ed Marsland's reaction: do that much time if you've got the right victory before the Hawaii Paroling "What bothers me ... is that the contacts." FW' """'"'""" ... _ ;:::-~ ~· ~--· ... ~ ... , ,, .. •111 •• • • A .. ~~ i _ -I~ , _ .. .. ' ' f ~-·-·-· --..... ----·~--....... -· . --................ _.,.... . .... ,. ... -------. . . •• <Ii ..._ ....... -.. - ..... -:, -..-. ~ t" tit • .., ..... • , " ;/Jt ' ...... ~ , ,. . . ,, ~ """"' :: . . . ; .... , .... . .. ... ' . . -. - ... .. . WHY HAVE A RE I IREMENT PLAN lllAT'S SPECULATIVE, WHEN W>U CAN HAVE ONE THAT'S GUARANTEED? If your IRA is in a mutual fund. you might actually end up wich less chan you puc in. Thar's bcca~ most mutual fun ds arc based on chc performance: of chc scock markc:c In other words. on speculation. But chc IRA's wt offer arc based on something stronger. Noc only do we offe r a guannrc:c:d rate: of return. but your IRA is federally.in.sured up co S 100.000. So when you're opening a new IRA. or thinking about switching your current FSTX: one. akt chc speculation ouc of your retirement with an IRA chat ·s guaranteed ---- Afttr all. the dace of your retiremc:nt is sec. • ... -- ~ perfOrmantt of a mutual Mid isn't. . ·7 ~ -, ... ·. ~ . " .. ,. ... · ' ... ' ~. . , ... h ~ ~~ • • ~ .. ~ :: ·: :• • -._ ' .... • . -. .. .. ..... .... ~- •• • Iii "ii •• ~ I I GETTING PERSONAL WITH 0 again. _..,,,.-~..,,.-= '"""'--1 long. So I think that ~ tmns of -5=A--~-1 r-A.·1·~ N--. ._.,,., ...... -..... "*'that yoa were on • hours. we have as much time er !/-l1 YI VY J-\. ~ 1 ' tloa In •....-for ftft lllOlltU as any family -maybe more -but we fllmlac 71w ~ R8t11. Did your have to take it in lump$ as opposed to AFAMILYMANWHO'SUPFORANOSCAR wife travel wttb you? little. bitty pieces. Sometimes that's Waterston: No. At the time, she was wonderful -and sometimes that's a ~. My wife had the~ at home real problem_,_ am Waterston landed his first big role on &oodway .only six months after coming to New Yat* in 1962. Sina then he's fed theater, film and television audimces a steady diet ol great per- lormances. In 1973 hear sl~ with Katharine Hepburn in a 7V prrr duction of Tennessee Williams· The Glass M . and he pkJy«J ~Robar Redlord in the 1975 film The Great Gatsby. earning two (Joie/- en <Jlobe nominations. In 1984, Waterston pulled off his most important acting coup: the ~ of The New York Times war correspon- dent Sydney Schonberg in the powerful film The Killing FieJds, for uilich he has since received an Academy Award nomination. Behind the scenes, Watmton, 44, has sludt *°'1/aslJy. to ~ role of husband and fatMr of four. Recently he chatted uith writer Elim Kunes 'for F AMJ(.f WEEKLY. ----. Kunea: What dlffl· caltlee MW yoa faced In yoar career? Waterston: Well. my own experience in the protes.. sion has been compara- tively easy, but it is a war of nerves. You know, "Will I ~ a job?" "If I @!! a job, will I be any goodr' "Will I be able to live on whar they'll pay mer' and "What is going to come nextr' There's a lot of insecurity and uncertainty. A long time ago I was on a television talk show with Henry Fonda. Fonda said that at the end of every job, he never, ever believed that he was going to work while I was on location. Q: You've played all eorta ol rolee Q: Are tbe9e ldncl8 ol .eparadoaa In theater, m.. and 'IV ... there toap on you and your wife? any one cbander that you wUb Waterston: You bet. Especially this one. you coalcl be_,. 11.b? Q: Have yoa found it bard. In Waterston: I think in ~character I've -• t.a. done succesdully. there's always been ~ tonce your career somethina about the ,_,,.n that I real-wttb yow ra..ny Ille? .. "O -·.,., Waterston: Yeah ... but I think it's a ly liked and. in some cases. envied or problem ev~ parent who works for a respected. It would be wonderful. living tw. With my job -with all the though. to have Hamlet's brains and his traveJing -there's the difficulty of my way with words. not being able, very often, to show up Q: Over the yean, you've won all at important occasions. because I'm ldacle ol awarda and crltlcal ac· away. For example. I can't be there ror dabn for ~ work. Bat you've father's night at my children's school. never-really been balled u a When everybody else's father is show-••etar." Doee tbia botber you at all? ing up, it makes it hard for my kids to Waterston: No. The only thing I want understand. On the other hand -as 1 out ol my career is to choose what I often repeat to my ramHy -when I'm want to do and to make a living. The home. I'm home all the time. All day thi 1 want most of all is choice. fW 504343 1111361 1 5 Evety You can learn to cut hair and get profes-- aional results. There·s no mystery MEI about it. 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When an engine turns at high speed, air can't flow into the cylinders fast enoustt to fill them completely. The oo/umemc efficiency of the engine falls. Its total output in terms of horsepower may go up with speed, but it would go even higher if each cylinder got a full supply of air with every piston stroke. One way to overcome the loss of vol- umetric efficiency at high speed is to use a turOOcharger to force-feed the engine with air. Another way is to double the number of valves; that is, double the number of passaaeways into the cyl· inder. Hence. the "four-valve" engine. One hitch with a four-valve arises from the engine's cylinder head. The most complicated piece of metal in a car, it must have ptma8e5 ~ air-fuel and ex- haust. channels for cooling water, and conduits for oil: in addition, it must have mounting points for all the apparatus that opens and closes the valves. To build a cylinder head that accommo- dates twice as many valves obviously complicates the construcllol'l'and raises the cost. What does the owner get for this extra cost and complexity? A small engine of amazing output -but only at high speeds. Most cars are volumetrically efficient at up to about half the potential speed of the engine. In other ~. the typical four-cylinder engine breathes nicely up to about 60 mph; the extra valves would do little or no good. But for quick ac· celeration from 60 to 90 mph and for extended driving at high speeds. four valves improve ~ significant· ly. In all other situatk>ns, all the owner gets for the money is __ a lot ol extra machinery that is hardly ever useful. Responsible people do not typicaUy dfl8 race away from every traffic light or drtve in excess ol 10 mph. Also. four valves do noc improve ther· ma/ elfidency, which extends fuel mil~ typical driving CQnditions, this extra age. They simply allow the engine to power is superfluous for the great ma- lnsteed ol developing ultnHophisbcale ultra-complex (and ult~pensive) engines, we should be working on the optimum version· of the old Chevrolet six-cylinder. IW suck in more aar and, thus, develop.. _jority ot drivers. Wb.at we ~is not more power at high speeds. greater power but greater fuel efficien- Yet with 55 m h limits and cy in the low-to mid-~ of speed. ' t • The saalnble is on. Get~ mothers. Because for eight short wM::s in early spring, something extraotdnary appears. SOmething that fills the hearts (and the Easter baskets) of chilcnn . .,..,,. Cadbtly~ Cmne Egg. A glorious egg with a thick shell of Cadbtly~ Dairy_ Milk .. Choc;olate and a unique, creamy cenftH: Making it fun to eat as W!// as exceedingly delicious. ~,..,.now Butdon'twait. Q Because Mee spring has fu"r.. sprung,~:_• fhe Cdu)'~ (,..,.,. foo will ..... ..., TM • FAMILY wwu. y • llfAao4 17 • ·-9 disapp-¥ as quick~-~fhe CtOCUS. -..-~- c"""" llW Cadb\ify ht IWS ~ -.. : . .u......:::_ - ' d By Melanie Menogh ~~he G<>~eri~~~ P icture this: You are alone at the edge " a frozen meadow surrounded by form. The only sou()d is the wind rushing the snbw and an occa- sional thump Ji.t·a pine tree un- burdens iuetfaf a branch-load c:A powder. Picture yourself in the middle of nowhere: nothlng for miles but silence and solitude and stillness. Faintly, ever so faitmy, a IOWld starts in low from far away: a rhythmic jan&ling and a voice thal FM more dislind as they approach. Suddenly a pair c:A dop, muzzles splattered with snow, sweeps into sight around an overhanQ--Of white birch. Thete are foflowed by two more doll. strainina thef r traces taut. ~lne ~rs in all pulJifll a sted with a man bundled up to his snow-en- austed whiskers. The teem is chlrlina J>11t at 25 mph: ts mur.zJes panti"J ~ llnehooks ~ 72 padded paws .. plina dt'I k>Ole snow, tw0 sled runners whoolhing through the powder ... Get on, Rowdiel" "Good dol." "Good boys," "~'s go, sam. let's tot" ~ fty around the next tum and IR gone, their traces chank· llfll off Into the dianoe. The meldow ii raumed apin to the wlnd and the snow. At the IWtina line, it's oom- plete puldemonJum -the crued yelpl " the do9 rady to run, the mournful flowts of the dolt left behind, the loud- tplllm' ~ cbm: "Ortwr, you hive !Ne. Four. Three. 10 PAllLY WIDLY. llA*>t ". ,. Alpo International Sled Dos ~in~ Lake. N.Y .. the largest event c:A its kind. Over 160 drives -Of .. mushers'' - have brought 1,000 dogs fro all <N« the United States, ad& and eYel\ F.urope. ~-... - out the last weekend in J uary, the tfJM1I, ltartintone a time, r110e apinst the doc the winner is the teem poeti the lowest c:ombined time f three hells. Six-do& lledl ru heats " six miles each, eigtl dog sleds run eight miles. "1nlimieed" .. -from to ei&hteen dop -run miles for a stwe c:A the S35. cash prize. Pretty IOOO, however, bt9n to realize that the.le pie aren't In it i'Jlt for money (S35,000 divided by 1,000 dogs at this r110e won' keep lbefn in beeflleak fo long). There's much more i this than cold cash. Why thele people train year-round and drive thouandl c:A miles to mtend races from S11kwh· ewan to ~ Hamplhire? There are as many answers as there are mushen. 'Tm not sure; I never reaUy ~t lbotJt it." uys Doug Buder, who hll traveled from his firm in Middlebury, Vt., with brothen Elrt Ind Tim. "There's IOl'Mdlirw in the air -can you feel itT' 0.imes in F.art: "Our dad thinks we're cnzy. We 1JO out Iller work and run the dop on sleds with wheell up MoOlalamoo Mountain. 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Eich solid 14K Goldpiece will be pennanentty mounted in a sc-ial Cof- ltctor' s foflo sultablt for stora(t or clspely. If you ICt within the ned 30 .,., WI will Miid pi this historic solid 14-klrlt ao6d 9'Nn aoldpteee for only $10. And,~ can talle ad- vanta11 of sizJtile discounts if '°" order in ~ ~ R F~ F ~ ~ . -. . . . . ; ... quantity to put IWl/f as llee{lsake heir1ooms. or to u~ now as distincti"' a1tts for any special otaSIOfl. A "'tlttf UllMM ~ltlll The lOOth Annlverwy Statue of Liberty Con'lftemoratjyt ~will be issued in a strictly limited editlOfl--.Struck on p6an- c:Mts of solid 1.....,at &old 111J until July 3, 1986, after wtlldl time the dies will be de- stroyed 1nd the edition permanently closad. furthtrmort, becluse of constantly chlnt- inl &old prices on the world bullion merkets • wt tin only JUlflflfll our $10 offerinc pnce for tht next 30 dlys. To take ldwlntact of ttlls impor11nt collector's opportunity, you must act promptly. Two Statue of liberty Go6d- piects, just $18; tint for $25; fiYI for $35: ten for juSt $60; twenty for just $100. Money. beck if not dlflctlttd, of course. By Melanie Menagh P icture this: You are alone at the edge of a frozen meadow surrounded by best. The only sound is the wind rushing the snow and an occa- sional thump as a pine tree un- burdens itself of a brancMoad of powder. Picture yourself in the middle of nowhere: nothing for miles but silence and solitude and stillness. Faintly, ever so faintly, a sound starts in low from far away: a rhythmic ian8Jirlj and a voice that grow more distina as they approach . Suddenly a pair of dogs. muzzles splattered with snow, sweeps into sight around an overhang of white birch. These are followed by two more dee, straining their traces taut. Nine ~rs in all pulling a sled with a man bundled up to his snow-en- <:rusted whiskers. The team is c'.!iarging pmt at 25 mph: 18 muzzles pantins~ 36 linehoob dashi°" 72 padded paws~ piing wkh loose snow. two sled runners whooshing through the powder. "Get on, RowdJel" "Good dog," "Good boys," "Let's go, Sam, let's go!" They fty around the next tum and are gone, thdr traces chank· ling off Into the distance. The meadow Is returned again to the wind and the snow. At the llatting line, It's com- plete pandemc)nium -the crazed yelps of the ck)ll ~ to run, the mournful fiowls of the dop left behind, the loud- lpelke' <nnq OOwn: "Ortwr. you have five. Four. Three. 10 fMILY WllXl.Y • llWI04 11 •1• Two. One. Go. driver!" The scene is the seventh annual AJpo International Sled Dog Race in Saranac Lake. N.Y., the lMRest event of Its kind .. Over 100 driven -or "mushers'' - have brought 1,000 ~ from all <Ner the United States. Can· ada and ew!1 F.urope. Through- out the last weekend in Jan· uary. the teams, ltarting one al a time, race .Unst the dock. the winner ls the team J>OSlloS the lowest combined time for three heats. Six-dog sJeds run heats of six miJes each. eight· dog sleds run ei&ht miles. and "unlirniled" sleds -trom eight to eilhteen dop -ru·n twelve miles b a share of the S35,CXX> cash prize. Pretty IOOO, however, you begin to realble that these pa> pie aren't In It ju.a for the (S35 000 divided by the money . ' 1,000 dop at this race won t keep them In beefsteak for long). There's much more to this than cold cash. Why do thele people train year-round and drive thousands of miles to 11tend raas from Sask.alch· ewan to New Hampshire' There are • many answers a.-. there are mushen. 'Tm not sure; I never really thou&ht about it," says . Doug Butler, who his tnM!led from his farm in Middlebury, Vt . with brothers F.art and Tim. ''There's tomethil18 in the air -can you teel itT' Chimes in Earl: "Our dad thin.kl we're cruy. We go out lfter work and run tht dop on His with wheels up M00111unoo Mountain. Wt war mpn' hlll with ligh ts on them beaute we usually ........... .... ...,..c..,. ... c.• ~------... •NY TmAL COUPONI --------., 1 _Since 1880 Olll* ... • c..,...,.. • .... • IPWHml•PAllll*ICORP . ._..111 ..... .,,_ ... ,.,...,......._. I tll .... lleu ... MA11e.,V..., ....... MY11-~--~~ ..... 8 ... .._, .......... _ .... ....... I •••1 "N•t•r•li:=~•Wc"et•lf-Cll t~H ~..... ... ..... 8£5......,.1 , ,,. .. .,......,...., wlrt111r.t11111111yer•r ..._ ..... ,....... ._ I wiU... JD 0.,. ...• , _., .. 111 -"''"'"'"' ..... .._ =---0 --· ic.,..-.ftWWit•-.~· ..-...... ..., I I N °"'* .. ffl ..,_ ........... t I 1 c.a.1 0 00. WNM ~ l~I I ~· ~~ I CllY ,,. c. C-ltl a e.e I I o8._.._ .. ,_"'••91f•:rt:{;°•...-.•--. pf:I 8:1: I ...... ____ ........ ....... ......._ bo-. 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And, In tribute to this sr•t effort, U.S. I <>vir•s Coin u· cftMll hn cr•ttd a ltunninl soffd 141( Gotd-sMect, clit-struck in solid 14-klrlt IQld, ..... ..... 1-.1986. &di lofid 14l< = will bl Plf'INlltntfy llOUlrttd In a .,.Cia Coi- ltctor'I Folio suitlbll fGI ltorlt'I or .... tt you act witltlft tN ltd 30 dlys, wt wlM .... '°" ... Mstoric ... 14-Mrlt ......... ...... for only $10. Ancl, '°" Clft taa. Id· YltUlt of siDtile discounts if • order in qu1ntity to put awrJ as lleepsalle heirlooms. or to u~ now as distinct1w 11fts for any special OCUSIOft. A Slrtctlr ~ Ultlll Thi 100th Anniversary Statue of lJ>trty Commemorative Gc*ipitct will be issued in a strictly limited adltion-dit-strucl on plln- chtts of solid 14-Wat sold ..., until Juty 3, l•, after wtlidt time the dies will bl de- stroyed Ind the edition permenently cloMd.. FurtNnllort, blclust of constlntly dwlt- in1 sold prices on the warkt IMflliGn Nrkets, wt Clfl,Jlllly pranttt GUI' $10 offtrinc prict for ttlt Nd 30 dlys. To tll1t l«Mntace of tills importlnt collector's opportllftlty, you must act promptly. Two Statue of Liberty ~ p6tca, Just $18; ttlrtt for $25; five for $35: ten for just $60; twenty for just $100. Money· beck if not dtficlrted, of course. I I.I.' ..... c. .. ,, ........ a.a .• , ......... '"' .. ,. 1.U I ....... .............. 141< QoN,.... of .... tllC..... -::.:::::-· I LJMrty tOOll Ar.le.w•r .-ectJ nlc:eted aw" a• o...c.• t.-• -' -I ...., on,_ __,...a....-of lltilflc. tlrf ' .J. __ -I •<_...,. ..... , .... c.11~ ....... I I OM ..... tf la.tr Qel .. l1ct at SIO ..... Phil._ ---~=--&-Met. ... I I ~ o--:.,~...:2Ji':.'...,.~ .... 1 .. c-.----I mt...,PS,.....rllllMt!IJll *' l • I m...., • ...-""•• • cmrY cm--cau fill,. 81 TW(WTY -tr 1100,.... 1911 $1... 1 ·-·· -ffl • 1t ft CST ' · w.-1•1e wor ~------------------~ don't ll!Ldone before midni&ht:" - Pat SiebOid and her husband, Dean, got involved with sled dc9 because at their home In Oeltajet, Alaska, "all our ne9lbon were doing it, so we started too," says Pat rive-year~ Forrest Siebold, entered in the "Kid and Mutt" race (one kid, one dog. one mile). has two dogs drive--him to the-school bus Slop f!'my morning. A somewhat more seasoned compet- ............. --1-,itor is ~ Lombard;-a 1-2-year- old veterinarian from Wlyland, Mass ... , started racing when I was 16 bea••ce I didn't know any better," he daims with a twinkle in his eye, "and I've been rac- ing ever since." Another old timer is Ed Moody, who no lon&er races, but builds what some people consider to be the best sleds around at his shop in Rochester, N.H. Moody's sleds are li&ht. strong~ flex- ible. built out of white ash and babeesh, a kind of rawhide. Moody fashioned his 6rst sled when he was 1~ years old. He later built sleds for Admiral Byrd in Lit- tle America on his historic expeditions You'n newr fOo J10f11t1 lo "mmh." to the South ~. Moody notes. "lbere are very few thiJ9 you can do to a sled; we perfected them years ago." Sled desigJl may be set, but dos desi&rl is not Mushers are oonstaotJy searching for the perfect animal. The dogs here k>ok surprisifllly small, and few are purebred husky. Amis Dunlap, of Bakers Mills. N.Y .• raises and races sled dog.t with hb wile, Ginger, and their NEVER HAVE ..... - ANY BEEN ABLE To TRAVEL SoFAR AND ... ELL R IJTTtE. dqhter.-Klyia. Dunlap feels-a pct-hands~ revel~~ runner '1s prtmll'ily a polar-type dot the animal's tlne bona '°He~ one a'Olled with wortdl1I q brelds: fine thlt'U lead my winnina team. He's the boned, about SO to S! pounds. A hefty one thal'll make me." Doug looks up, dog dos not make for a fast daft." saying: "You know, I've been ~ Guy and Leanne f.di&er, huiband about why I do it I low the competi- and wife racers from Kennon. W11., say tion. I kwe to win. Once you race, you're their clop "have to kwe it thll's Ill they hooked:' I like workina with a tam: a have on lbeirmtnds. 'They are born to man and his dop and nature. k's the race." Gary and t.ean. race..beca.ase best tpOrt in the world.'' '"we're outdoor m: Beck· in Wllcon-~~racer MtJUs or.11§ sm we hunf, trap: lliislSThe one "8IOllS. But beyOnd nmon, if you reeUy sport where we can do what we do want to understand why they do whal naturally." they do, picture apin thal frozen For DOua McRae, 1984 Musher of the meadow. But this time, instead of lbuld- Year, "the 1>est part of the sport is the ina in the snow watchin& the sled people you meet How many ~ ff0!11 scream past. picture younell behind a Rhinelander. Wilconsin, know'lJeOple team of 18 filMHUned <1c9. Dogs you from Alaska and c.alifomia and Quebec? have bred to live for running. Dogs you When I'm traveling, I've got friends all have raised from pups and trained over over the oountry who are <hivina clop." grueling miles and hours. Dogs thal are After the last race, Doug Butler is some of the world's fastest, stronaest rewardi~ his team with a few tidbits of athletes, that can only be controlled by liver, givm& special attention to one the sound-of your voice. Picture all this. l~ golden dot. 0 Rowdie was and you begin to understand thal the half the-llelm today. He can nm Mb the dogs aren't the only ones who are born best here," Butler says, runnina his to race. IW ~ ........ trip to .......... country, ....... country orewn UOM co..,7 You can trft9I Ill a w-r thmt's •economical• It Is dvllzed-wlth Alntnll's Al Meanl America....._ . 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Strain into Aiad bowl to ~ ~ 2. SOr in fCTf 11UCe. ~ oil and llllt. Add cabb19P, ban lplQD, red pepper .. and sliced 1calUons; tlm MO. S. Serve It room ten'lpnlure or chill Glr· niJb with Qlftlt llowel and IClllion brulhel. and 18Ve in red bell pepper cupe. 11 cleared. Malta 4 «> 6 smiinp CllY•UY G•mllll If PM&Y W'alLY ..... ". ·- ••Y••P•81AllCm . • •sw•I IOtmlAllCI a•ma A LA llUICY 1(1 .............. k ........... dilc:bm ....... \4 a, ; ••••• ol I d9IJl9 _.,en _. ~ .............. "" IMlllY .... ~ ....... _ ...... .... 1 ... IBEJl•a.r ~a,., .... .... l •. ., ........... ..... \4 ... ., ••• ......., ...... l*ck ..... \4)1 ·····== ...... 1(14«.)aa ......_~ ...... wl ..,.... (Jle1 ll)M1z er• 1. Wkh meJll "'*Of bide "lldllet. pound brfJlll to ~-i0Ctt-1hic.knm and cut into 2-lnch lqUln!S. 2. In a skillet over medium l)eM. warm "!I UNe oil. Add ll'tic and aJte unlil limP. about 3 ~ Add lemon and mush- rooms and uute, ldrrifll. about 4 minutes or unil Ump . .. Add chidlen. llour, wine. ... P'fJI>" and orepno. Fry, ltirrlnc trequenuy, until dUdren II done. about 1 S minutes. Add ar· tichoke helrts and heel th~. Malti:s4~ N.-Thll 11 Frri P8GJe'1 ~ dlidr.en recipe. The cooked lemon wtth rind adds an unUIUll tllle and texture. ..... a•m111 .. 1e1 semng. 2. ll:L_a ~ lkillet, mdt the bu&lef OYeL modenlel)ilOW he. and add the hot 11uce: mix well and Id aide. (This makes a medium-hot tata. For a honer Of milder sauce. id;ust ingredients accordinafy.) · S. Cut the wint11 into three pieces at the l<>lnts~ dllc:ard lhe tips orretfl"Ye for stotk. Rinse and pat the chicken~ dry. 4. In a deep f~ or a heavy, ~ skillet. heat the oa to-385-F. My-the-chk:bn in batches for about I 0 minutes, until brown and crisp. Drain on ~ towels. 5. When all d the chicken has been fried. rewarm the hot sauce mixrure in a larae skillet. Add the chicken and lOa to ~ly COil eedl piece. Tum ol mt t\elt: rover and let stand for s minute. e I . Serve chicken accompanied with celery and reserved bide cheele sauce tor dippins. Maltn 4 to 6 appdiz6 ~/IS a•m ..... .. .. ,,.,. ,,_.., M' ..... ....... ~..., \4 Clll'' .. pa; 111 _. It ........... ..... ~=·••cndl10•......, ..... .. ~:a::E ........ -~==••so••..._ I Clll' *7,,_. ..... F .. ..., ._, dJ ·~ .... ...... I S•J• ........ ....... J' tr .... ....., I'" .... .._... \4 ap...,oa, a .,.... z...,,.,_ ...... ,.... ~· ......... ..,.. ...... I. Cut chicken thighs into l•jnch cubes. Dred8e in flour mixed with salt and pepper. reservina excea flour. l . Heat ~ cup oil In larae skUlet and saute chicken until brown on all sides, about 10 minutes, adding more oil as neC'eSSlry. Remove chicken: add buuer. onion and "" served flour. Cook over medium heat, stir· ring frequently. until brown. about 10 minutes. · S. Add all i~ but reserved chicken and bring to -._boil. whisking brown bits in- to sauce from bottom d pan. 4. Add chicken and simmer. covered, about 20 minutes Of until tender. Adjust aeason- ing. addinc sa1t and ~to a..te. This dish may be made 2 days In advanc:t!. ~ and reheated to serve. SerVe with rice or buttfnd fettucine. Molws 4 to 6 sinvings pr9ewabty ~Tum once« !WU ~r· ~time IO~to ~evenly. 3. Prepare 8"11 and heal well until llowina GOifs lonn. If .-;mna indoors, IWlt broilei. Place drained chicken on llflhtly oi~ .~ill. grilling about 7 minutes per side untiLlltfJ1: ly CtwrecJiilO cOOked throusti. If USU\8 broiler, l>IKe chicken on oiled broiler rack and broil 7 minutes per side, 4 inches from heed ... etemenr.1°0 let tor done le9I, perce chicken at thickest point. When juices run dear. chicken is done. M<*s 6 sm.wws V_..,. a Detore ltillina. wrap a strip d bacon lenithwise around each boneless, skinned c:Tticken t>reut. triUlna for S.7 minutes on elCh side. turnlns several times during cooking time. Nole: Recipe is from the Gordon Restaurant, Chlca8<>. Ill., Gordon Sinclair, owner . 1(1~ ................. .... dlldillia • 1 ' ... 12 ... ... =-:. ... -~ ~ t .... -,..-J;'' .. Fewlwlllli .......... .......... I 11" 11• .. l:::rF.&:. 0 1 .... ._ ~ Clll'-•Nd --........ .... 1. On ... d .... piper, pllDe dUdlm ,...... and ..... wllh llllt. plpfib and frelhly pmd pepper to .... 2. In mdlnHil8ll ~belt al and .. until aarllc is liahtlY browned; discard !llrlic. S. ~ seasoned chicken to skillet and" cook over high heat, stirring consaantly, for S min utes. Add Worcestf'llhire sauce and green onion and cook <>Yer medium heat, stirring occasionally. for another 3 minutes. Serve over rice or pasta. ~ 4 senJi"flS I ........ , I ti t Iii l?a, ==·..,._.· r ,, .. .... .. ..... ~ ......... ...... ·~ t 'I ................. .. .. 4 adt 1111• >U•.,..• -....... ...... M U 11H•r1 ....... a 't M' = ....... a t 0 '6 .. = .. ,..., M=.._. ... : .... :c= I. Sprinkle chicken ICl&pini slices li&htly with Nit and pepper. 2. In 11,.e skillet. hNI oil and half d butter until hol but not smoking. Add oretanc>. thyme and parsley: stir. I. Add leMOned chicken to skillet a_nd brown lightly on both sides. ~Ina until cooMd th~ but not dry. It wUJ like about 2 minutes per side. 4. ReniM chicken to helled aeMrtl plat· tef and keep warm. I . A6d remlini"8 ~IO *'1let ~ ~ lemon luitt. Wiler and lemon ttica. Hell. l1irrint up ""' browned bb4ron'I botlonl °' p1n. until millure coma to boillnt. Finish wtd't I twill Of two d ffelhl)' pund ~ pepper and pour SMl{e Clim Chidten. Malta 4 """""' FMAY WW.Y • ....,. " • .. 17 Perfect /It /or eoerp foot ..• In hard to find•'-• ... Step and Go CLOG llWt~. pt'liOJMact '° 11t li'Ot"-. ~-t 11z· corj( _. t-i with o,g. weemg rubber .,W. wondeTfuly ~. c~ your .wry Mp lhKlugh !he bu-. dlys Mid nighu CAMEL-09. WHITE-OJ . NAV'f. 70 ~ RED-06 Wonwn's f\11 Ir hlllf t1iin· 61h·l0N.f>.10M.&51J.1-JOW •aKJC Supple twindc:ra"9d a...her sandal da9MCf for comfort~ style. C1oeed toe ancf open hee. \\bwrt uppas. Sturdy. long-weerlng tole. Gtat fun In the sun lhoe. NAlURAL-51, FUCHS&A-76, TAN-57. WHITE-26, BRIGHTBLUE-69. Fulsizies SelOM H81UB GENUINE LEATHER and the comfort lnaole ... -----------------------·····-----... ---------------------1 ~-~~~~1 ~~=:~·~1-·_._1_C&&_...1~~l --~~I ! ••,.••---------AMa.•PAM_ ... ··-·-----~-... "-----M:ICOUf'f•---~-~-------...... ....aull ~~-------·----.• _ ..... ....,_ .................. _..... --~A. .,.._ .. .._,_,...._•na PmaO . MlftlOlll CArMOO ........ a.or ............ ......................... ~ G rowing up, Usa lf. liked kinens. castles, a ranttv bar called "Peanut a;;;{. the -' Philadelphia Ayers. Bach and the Bay City Rollers. She read every- thing she muld get her hands on. liked to dimb a huge oak tree with the littJe girt next door, and was famous for her polished imitation of F.d Sullivan. Lisa H .. a pseudonym for a young woman who lives near Philadelphia, took great deUght in the ordinary. That is, when she was aJlowed to enjoy it. Be- cause she suffered from neurofibroma- tosis. a congenital disorder sometimes known as the Elephant Man's Disease (believed to occur in one in 3,000 births). there were people who would not permit her to live a normal life. The school bus driver, for example, in an lltempt to al~ " life. n<Nr1hllt-bl11M:11Ll--~disfi&U~' ~refiient~~. ;::,:leyeal' WU 1981 , and better function in the outside worid. may Usa was 21 years old In lnterviews with be the family's most diffk:uh challenge. wlio took her face tenderly in his hands, sayi~. "My God, you are the ugliest thi~'ve ever-1iee0." · the department store who screamed, 'They ooght to put her in a caQe." Rkhard Severo, a reporter for 1he New Y<>'* Tima, chronicles this young woman's life in hls book Lisa H. (Harper & Row. $13.95. Copies may be ordered by c.alliOA 80().633.3030 or 301-824-7300). Usa was diagnosed as having "the most severe cue of neurcr flbromatosis on record," resulting in tumors that completely disfigured her face and caused partial loss of her eyesight, but did nothiOB to harm the person behind the face. Only other pee> pie could do that. Severo had been invited to observe the radical plastic surgery to be under· Lisa and her friends, family, docton and Severo has told Lila's story in a rnov- teachen, Severo found her to be brf&ht ing. thoughtful way. It is not jult a story and kind, with ~wry ~ of humor. tor ~rho have sullered dilcrimina- He alto foundheuteepl)'. kMd by hel lion. ey will certainly _see_ - family, most importantly her mother, themselves n It. It is a human story of Mary, who bore Usa In a late and dlf. love and COU1'19!, and it is a fable for ficult ~worUd II &-OW times. about the.Jlalure.-Of ~~ waitress to~ for her lour children Severo holds a minor up to us, and we -and Usu sister Diane. The family tell can't help but wince at whal we see. Usa should ltve • normal a lite • po& Thole people who Cllb'ICiad U. "teMd ble: that she shouldn't attend ipeda1 and hiled because they miaht be her schools or live in ~en thoulh ~~mi&ht be them,'' ihe author she would have to brave stares, inM!Tts writes. Physical beauty has become IO and even physic.al abuse. Diane took Important that 10me use it as license to Usa on dates with her. arranaect for her throw stones. But the book is also an to go to the junior prom, ·~ once, ~nation of real beauty. Perhaps the when Usa's head had to be-shived ror most moving chapter deleribes the over- one of her 16 operations, Diane shaved whelming response of people as they her own head and SUMe51ed that they heard about Usa throu&h media reports. race to "see who coukr pow Mir hick Gifts, letters and prayers poured in - the fastest " from the rich, the poor, the youns and Usa's reationship with her family has the old. Wrote one little &irt. "If l knew its ups and downs, of course, and as the you real good, I would be your belt book ends, there is a sense that adjust-friend." -Jan &nr.el an you irnl!IPne? There are doll and caa in this areM land of ours who do not have their own pet car fltQ/. There are does - tome of them hunli"I dogll -""° hlw been depriWld Ol lhe ever-eeential doaie -.. pad. There are eve11 pm who haven't yet been .;ven their own blw dlnim shmlrs hat {mmplae wilh t.ia!J Pert\11» the ASPCA lhouldlMdlt*. Bebe they do, you can mike up b the neatea your pet ..._ IUftend by orc1ertna Items like these from ~ws ... the Pd Cafoq. The l'Rlikwder lel'Vice hll III H•AYS Sunday: Rudolf ~ 47. ~ Qwtje Pride 45. John Updilre 53, ,_Oma 59. Tullday: Unula Andml 49. W.._.y: Hal Unden 54, CMI Reiner 6.1. Tllndlly: Jama Coco 55. Friday: ICart Miiden 72. Mattei ........ 62, William Shltner 54. been in busir1e11 tor 25 years. and owner Jackie Sperandio credits its •aa:m to the fad that ·-we know just how our CUl&Om81 leel about their pm. and we are able to tel«t just thole items that are 'exact)y whit you had in mind.' " To order the new c:llalofl. write Pet Specialties, Box 110, Spencerport. NY 14559. --------------------- ----------------- BY MARtON LONG mundane upects of wedlock: ''They milled-oomifll home at the end of the day and MYins. 'Guess what happened at WOfk.. They misled trivial lhari ,..._, mJsaed shared Iii~ I~ milled the routine that was actually max- . and soothifll ... "\! next time you've a yen for greener patures, be sure that you 're not aellin& short the ~of your own backyard. rofellion&I party-liver --wl/9 Willa Gelber of CuStom Cuisine in New York City has oblerved coundm caees of whir she has come to refer to as pre-peny phobia. "I 1ee it hlppefl all the time," Gelber reports. "A host is dead tired and grubby beca•w his ~) time aot cut Short. By the time the eYenina ls CNer, the host is to ex· hausted he hires everyone's auts:· Gebr's arDbe? Advanced prepantion. She supstJ serving a meaJ that can be madHhead-ekime-and heat· ed on party day; getting a friend or hiring a prolesslonaJ, if you can afford one, to help you; and lavin& enough time to get your own self in order. Gefber says, above all, don't worry to much: "Most people are jlJ9t pleased to be Invited. They are not walking around with a clipboard evaluating the food and decorati6ns ... If they are. jUlt take their names olf your "A" list. t used to be you wore your heart on your sleeve; well, now you can wear your computer over your heart. How'-' thal? [)ream. weavers Needleworks. of Newport, R.l., tm produced Wearable Software, a line of clothing and accessories emblazoned with computer lap and slogans. IBM PC T-shirts and Macintosh toteblgs are an obvious aJd to computer users who want to interface with fellow enthusiasts. Con1*1Y spokesman Robert Jannelle says his wearer·f riendly items appe9I to a wide ranee of customers -from .. kids ln colJe&e to middle manaaement types at temJnan to tenior executives on the pt coune." Takes the "byte" out of aU thole little animal emblems, we'd sues. Still not reldy to order a polo shirt em- bn>idered with your flvorite loao? Consider this: You can't play Soace Invaders on an alli(IMor. NEXT WEEK IN FW • On Oscars Eve, take a look al 90fTle of the Academy Award winners of the future. • Dr. Berman writes about feeding your pet well. We wondered why people choose to live where they do. Here are two reports: .hme Hawe. movie...,., •late actreH, Caaao• era ...... Coan. "I live in a little antique village, in what used to be a miJI on a waterfall. by a meadow where I can have my animals. I raise animals that are unadoptable. I have a burro. goats. a swan, SO birds, 12 orphan dop. ff you want to ride horses. grow something. be on the water, it's all sx-t- ble in Connecticu1." Jolm Cu11111D, owner, A Tbo-•pd w .. .....,., Solldl Nol ..... c.a. '1 love Connecticut because I love Yank=I ulty. Hard work, few . 'nts, the in· wnlM, dever ways com- mon people IOIYe their ~ terns around here. And in its old buUdinp and the larse peens in cities like New Haven and the way the roads run th~ the counrrys~. there's a memory of rhe Euro-'*"' who we~ here first." A lurprtM Gift We e.n't tell ~ whit it ~ .. the would apo.I the IUflWl9el But WI Wiii tell ~ it's l()f'M- thing special tor ~ Of your home . ..... .... 9fMI chop ..... ....,... ..... , Go Wiid ... carve a turkey Ilk• an npert ... awiltly allce thin piecea of roeat Of ham ... bone end trim meal Ilk• a muter butcher ... chop and mtnc. vegetable•. peel epptel and r;c:--... end mof91 Yea. )QI can do ..... lrH for a fuM 30 dltysl ~-=!:it.~~ ... ,,..., W ~ M il. kMP it ... • a price thal't ..... -..ndlng. And wt\91 ·--· Ill Ttie ... ,_ rNI beechwood ,,.,,. dlM ttW lootc aenNtlonel on any ........... , ... ateelb6edelthlt 1111111 Men llmilt'I. """ ... .,. aug-= = = r:-~-= .,... ii embluONd light on the ....... " ......... knife that's right for ewry cutting Jobi • Boning Knife •Carving Knife • Butcher Knife •Cleawr •I Steak KnNel • HM1 Kntf9 \, • Serving Forte • Cheele/Butter Knife • Fillet Knife SEND NO MONEY NOWI USE THE ENTIRE 20 PIECE BUTCHER SHOP CUTLERV SET AS YOUR OWN FOR 30 DAYS ... 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Pqe J Tube Toppers ............. : ................................... Page 4 Daytime Schedule .......................................... Page 6 Evening Schedule ........................................... Page 9 -a.e-•I• .(2! KCBS, CBS, 6121 W. Sunset Blvd .. Los Anaeles (4 KNBC, NBC, 3000 W. Alameda Ave .. Burbank (7 KABC, ABC, 41 SI Prospect Ave .. Los AnJCICs (8 KFMB, CBS, 7677 En&inccr Road, San Diqo ( 10) KGTV. ABC. Hiahway 94 and 47th St., San Dieao (39) KCST, NBC, 8330 En&inecr Road, San Dieao (5) KTLA, 5800 W. SunNt Btvd., L09 Angeles (9) KMJ-TV, 5515 Metrote Ave., LOI Angeles (11) KTTV. 57'8 W. SunNt Blvd., Lot AngM9 (13) KCOP-TV, 915 N. La Brea Ave .• L09 Angeles _ .. (28) KCET, «01 Sun1et Blvd., Lot Angeles. (50) KOCE. 15744 Golden W•t St., Huntington Beach (58) KDOC-TV. 1730 Clementine, Anaheim _..,TV -lpoals eoseil tells it straight By LORENZO CARCATERRA It i~ the onh sho~ of 11s king -reall~.°Each wet•k 11 takes a serious look at spons. ignoring spla shy graphics. slow-mo intros and quick camera pans. concentrating only on the basics. The progra m 1s called "SponsBcat:· airing Sun- da)' afternOQns on.ABC aruL -: hosted oy Howard Coscll. Conceived as a monthly newsmagazine when it was launched in August 1981 . it went monthly six months later. like a well-or- chestrated dance. it has gotten bctrrr and better. The program's range is. to quote a Coscll phrase. simply astounding. One week "SponsBeat" offered an honest. straiahtforward repon about whether box- ing should be abolished. "SponsBcat" also has done ~lid repons on drugs and Olympic athletes. the rights of owners to move their teams. and on Willie Stargell. the former Pit- tsburgh Pirates star. who calml) discusses the dif- ficulties he had as a young black man tr)1ng to play baseball in the 1960s. Cosell was at his best during a segment involving (0) On-TV, 1139 Grand Central Ave .• Glendale former New York Yankee (Z) Z· TV, 2939 Nebraska AvfJ., Santa Monica slugger Roger Maris. who (H) Home Box Office. Time-Life Building, RockefeUer' was bitter-and angry at Center, N.Y., N.Y. what he fell was an unap- (C) Clnemax. Time-Life Building, Rockefeller Center. prcciative Yankee admin- N.Y.,N.Y. 1stration. Then o ell told (E) ESPN, Bristol, Ct. him that th e Yankees (L) SelecTV. M1rlna def Rey plannedtoplacc aplaqucin (S) Showtlme his name ncllt to those of (S) Spotlight Babe Ruth and Lou Ghcrig, (C) Cable News Network, Atlanta It brought Mari to tears. There arc those who feel· that Cose II j ust likes to hear himself talk. that he is pompous. arrogant and now knowlrdfe1.blc about an facet or~port. They arc wrong. --···••1 ......... (9) WOR, New York City (17) WTBS. Atlanta 2 Sundmy, March 17, 1985 Coscll doc' hi!! homc.'- work and "Sport,Bcat" rc- n«ts that. The how has won two Emm> . It <'ould btromc thr "60 Minutes· o(spe>ns. -., ........... ,.,. -Ula.Ml..,. __ .,..,, .. , ~~--------.;..._--~------~~ -· I - ] K• w -F liy Af'l I t 11l' fro hor 1 lnlt gu11 .. pu t lnh lw l1 Poi.. V1d .. and Sl9 and for .. go' \O a ... .llC: r the had m Kercbe•al wlth Debra lnger In a .cene from .. Dallu." By L VNDA HIRSCH Q: I just started watching "Dallas," and believe I've seen the actor who plays ClilT on a daytime show. Has he done daytime? -M.B .. Pittsburgh. Pa. A: Vet, lie laa1. Kee Kerclllval played Nick H.ater oe "Searcll for Tomorrow" ud alto laad a 1tlnt on "TM Secret Stor m." lecideataUy, Kea did a eomewlaat ootorlot11 lttH " "Secret Storm" wttJI Jeaa Crawford, wllo laad asree4 to 1111 la wbee lier dausllter Cllriltlaa fell Ill. We uders~ad tllat wblle Kea aad Jou were rellearsU.1 a aceu wltll a 1lap la It, Jou 1ave lllm a love pat OD tile face. Hewever, wke tile 1llow weat OD t.lle air live, 1lle save Kerclllval a 1lap &bat 1ent lllm reelU.1! Q: Can yo u tell me 1f an) other actress played Rachel on ··Another World?" I ca~t believe anyone other than Vi(J(.ie Wyndham has had the role. -H.I.. Rockville Center. N. Y. A: WllUe Victoria Wyltdlaam laa• bad tile role for over alee yean , Raebel was. fln t played by Robin Stra11er. In tile bepeta1 1toryllae Raebel wa1 a coulvle1 womu wllo wuted two t1Lla11: a weal&Jly ll•1bud ud a career. Sllle married RH• Mattilews bet fell In love wltll Stevea F rame. Her first clllld, tbo.1bt to be R111s', was really Steven'•· After Strasser left llle eoap aceae to 10 to Hollywood wllll lier lllea-a..1bud Laueace lActlaMU, Marse Jmpert took over for Raebel. lmpert Is MW He9 19 a.ts of prime-time t11ow1. Victoria Wyadbm took over for lmpert. Before dota1 "Aaotller World," Wyndllam appeared a .. Cllarlotte Warta1 on "G.W.1 Upt." Q: Is it true that "Search for Tomorrow" isgoingofTthe air?Mymother. who li ves in Detroit says it's already gone off the air. but I still continue to see it in my home town. Whafsgoing on?-L.Z .. Cleveland. Ohio. A: As Mark Twain oace aai4, "'ne reports of my deatli are 1reatly ua1· serated." Tltat 1oe1 for "Searclt for Tomorrow," too. For several yean cloomaayen laave beee uyla1 tlaat "Searcll" will laave H tomernw1. 09ce a1ala, tlley're wroDI· "Seuell" bas J••t sotleD • braed·new producer, Nick Nldlol .... wllo aerved on "Eclce of Ntpt" la &Ut capacity for 17 years, a brud-new bead writer, PHI Mayer, one of tile best la tile btt1htet1, and a braed-.ew 1t9dto. At for not seeing tile sltow la Detroit, Jots of 1tatJoe1 laave stopped sllowlnc "Searcb" aad opt for local pro1rammlag -Detroit 11 OH of tilem. B•t Procter & Gambler. wlllcll '-rod•cea tile soap, 11 ltoplal "Searcll s" new look will attract more afflllate stations. Ha,·t· IJ qucs11on about \Our fa,·oritc soop or soap st<Jr? Wrttt' to l> nd<J Hirsch. c/o News AmcflC<J Svndic<Jtc. P.O. BoA 19620. lrvim·. Calif. 9!714. She will answer as many questions as she can m her column. but the \ olumc or mat/ makes personal rrpl1es 1mposs1blc. leturns aren't taxing with a VCR JERRY BUCK tie•ltMllWrlMI 0\ \NCiEl E~ -Adult'i cnn now do r 11}84 income ta c' while silting on ii of thl' TV !>Ct.ju t lalcc kid doing their ncwork. "o ' 1dco cas'iCttc . produced for the ·rnul Revenue Service. arc avoalablc to k taxpa\cl"i an prcporing their returns. I aot u cnll from Frank Boche of IR ' lil' alTairs office saying they were rci,tcd in producing two video tapes to > people till out the tax forms:· 531d I • o ter. prc\idtnt of KKO Home· co. KO\ tape for the hort form'i (1040A I (>40EZ) run'i a hnlf hour and scll'i for .~ _ fhc ta pe for the Iona form ( 1040 hcdulcll ..\ & 8) ,, one hour and ~lls S.24.1)5. li1nt.·c lht· HIJX'' were produced by the ~rnmcnt thC>"rt· an the public domain. 1l\ bud) can 1:.kc 1hcm and M:ll them:· ( O\ICr t>\h:r \:lad he wanted •o &ake a look at apc'I hcforc aareei na to hlndk lhC'm:·1 \l't'n ~o,crnm~·n1 Olma ~fore." he said. ··But 11 was well done. It was made by an ou.tsatk filmmaker:· The tapes lake the taxpayer line·by-line through the tax forms. They explain what dcduC't1ons arc allowed. for instance. and which ones aren't. The narrator fills out a sample form as he goes alona. "You can stop the tape at any point. or you can ~o back and look at somethmg again.'' said Foster. Foster said he expects to sell only a few thou$11nd of the tapes. "It won't break down any doors." he said. ··There arc many problems built in. For one. it has to ao through video stores ond the people at the video stores don't know the meonin' of the word ·sett: All 1he> know 1 ·rent. ··1 ncidentall . )'OU C'lln take the cost of the Cll'isctte ofl\our 1 98~ tax. And 11°' IC!I than payma an a«ountant. If you forget t,o tell n tax preparer about a deduction. at doc'ln't go into the form. But the tape rem ands > ou or every dcducuon and 1( you don't ha\'c thcn.-ce1pl~at hand you c-an \top thC tape while )OU 10 tet them.'' . Fo ter ~11d he looks uPon the tapes th1~ year as little more than an cx~nment. ''If we break even I'll consider it a succes)... he said. "I frankl> am not interested in a profit this year. I want to sec 1f the market wall accept it. There arc 17 million VC'R owner Nc'41 year~ I would begin promoting it early so that people would be receptive. I think we could q'uadruplc our sales next year. 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(2 hrs., 48 min.) -1W"W -------••1-.1I111 • ~-,. ____ ._. ···----.... IUL:-~T• Nm Peul Simon and Art Garlunkel perlOfm old favorites In thetr first joint con· cert In 11 years, taped during the summer of '81 In New York City's Central Park. ( 1 hr .. 30mln.) .. a•Nfl•a.a.• -.... ~ a 1rm ~-u. ....... M..-.ATWJl•ll -----_., ... ~ ---·------_. "Laughter In Paradise" ( 1950. Comedy) Audrey Hepburn, Alastalf Sim l! hr .• 33 l'Tlln.) Cl). 111111 tw .,., "~ Up to date buslneu information fOf mana· gera. including strategy. issues. technolo- gy. and a review of Wall Streel aclrvllles ffi) (1 hr.) CH> _. "My Favorite Year". ( 1982. Comedy) Peter O'TOOle. JesslCa Harper 11 hr .. ~min.) , ... , ...... ,.. -,_Aft 1m1'1CAT .... ....,.. "',_ . ...., ,__ ____ ..._.. •••• ...... ----~lmU.&A. .. "Shinbone Altey" ( t971, MUSI· cal) Animated Vo.ces of Eddie Bracken. Carol Channlno ( 1 hf • 26 min.) . ·-------..,.,". ,_ 1W"W •••••-.or unu••••• _. .......... .-T_, __ u .... --1r=,_nnm••-··"' ___ ..,Q _, .. am n ---•llEfflMMY Vlncent haft• this presen1ation of "The GhOst 8e6onat to Me." "The Ghost with a Clock lo 111 Walls" and "The Legend of -=-~ .. ,. , ___ _ -·--..... ~~ ....... " u.. .. 1m.-&&a•• ..... "" IC... _., .... =~x~an Returns" ( 1983. Corpedy) Marsha Mason, Jason Robards -i "'hr . 38 min.) WAYOPTWTM 1:9 ..,. "No Time For Sergeants" ( 1958, Comedy) Andy GrlHilh. Nick Adams~s .. 30 min.) -~ Y•N•ll .., ...,..,_. mcom WMtOla.'9 ..... ,.,,,, Nl.-.&. 'l'Mllra-• ... -CUllCY ATM UTIDUI. MU. This concert features Tom· my Mal<em and Liam Clancy performing both lflah and American lolk music at the Natlonal Concert Hall In Dublin, Ireland. - hr.) -·--Ill Ill I ... .. "S sh" (1~. Corned) om Hanks. ~ryl Hannah ( 1 hr • l 1 min) Cl)• 11£11 TW llMA R ~ Up 10 date business information tor mana- gers, including s1ra1egy. issues. technolo- gy, and a review ol Wall Slleel activities. ~) (1hr.) •mLOCll•• • wm ITOIY"'Anlmated. A short· age of eggs poses a threat to lhe future of Easter. (%) ... "French Postcards" ( 1979. Comedy) Miles Chapin. Blanche Baker ~hr• ~2 min.) lla.ro.Tlm wmt ._., -PAT • AmCULnm u.u. ATM-- -11mATCAl.YAllY I IFJCll.,_. 1'9---........ --m.OIY .. "David Copperfield" ( 1983, Orama) Animated. Volo.a by Ross Hlg- European Artist(}' and Craftsmanship Since 1960 • GOLD CHAIN SOUO $4.95 • WED. BM1> llfSIZ(D (frtm) $7.95 • ST£1U• SOIJU (fnll) $2.41 • fll>ST WATCH BATTOtlS $3.49 Jewelry Refinishing Joe • Wl CM .. ft(ntllC( ,. .. llY AT SltSTAITIAl sa•s Tl ftl. • • "' 11 TUI( .., a •W11. • • ACam. ~ nnn. ... Thi a., ,., [~ Sl"ll "" The Atta ~ef~ ~ 631-8 091 . . 1673 lrvlne Ave., "L", Cotta Meta ..... _f'lt'" I tC I ·\ Sunday, Marett 17, 1985 publisher Bob Gvcct0ne reponds to the charge that he eicpiolted the ltrst black Miss America (R) • rrl ._fiODt'Hl H •• CC) ... "The Little Foxes" ( t941, Ora- ma) Bette Davis. Hetbett Marshall ( 1 hr . 56 min) (J)lll'l.UTUT.a•JTt Son ol Foot- baN Follies (R) (H) ... "Cracking Up" (1983, Come- dy) Jerry Lewis. Milton Berle ( 1 hr . 30 min.) (I) ... "The Sting II" ( t983, Orama) Jackie Gleason. Mac Davis. ( 1 hr.. 42 min).,. "· ·· · •• --1-~ Houston Rockets at Bolton Celllcs (2 hrs .. 15 min ) .. , ...... -,. --N•M.L Houston Astros -1V•t~~~:;.:n1 -~ P• IDM. Plll'llCIAUI Ul•ll wa..D CU. -World Freestyle lnvi· tational from Breckenridge. Colo (R) (2 hts) I D ·-1-1-S1 .... ,TO...,_ 1W Cl) C0U.. IAmTULL National Championship second round Jegional (2 hrs.) 8 lflOIT--.0 Scheduled John "The Beast" Mugabl vs Earl HargrOYe In a jun- ior middleweight boot scheduled for 10 rounds, llve lrom Tampa, Fla .. World Cup Stcllng, Canada's Downhill, from Panora- ma Mountain. Brlltsh Columbia, a look at the boxing controversy surrounding the late ~hns (2 hrs) e "Great EJipectations" ( 1978. Drema} Animated. (2 hrs l l .. IABCIMATM --~ , ..... ..,ICIM.llUW ... "The Brink's Job" ( 1978. Com- edy) Peter Falk. Warren Oates. (2 hrs .. 14 min.) a>) LllCOUI CCMrTY -=-r Lool<lng for excitement. Samson Peabody Jones heeds West In 1881. stumbles across e treatUrt map and ends up In enough trou· ble to waffant the U S Cavalry's help ( 1 hr.) ~ - (%) ... "AH That Jazz" ( 1979. Musi· r~E~oy Scheldef. Je&alca Lange (2 hrs .. '*' ~JerseyGener-811 et a Start (3 hrs • 30 min ) l ,.._.mn .. ... ..,.. -====-.... I -The oeedty Clinging Ct"'*9 trap Aed and Lanford durtng a cr~r~ -........ -----1::21111•, -=· l'ft'&& Miiwaukee vt. ~ Cl.lb6 (3 hrs ) • 'iiaiifiil;iiiailllift "The Ad¥en1Uret Of Sher· loOk Holr'Me" WNlt ... rc:Nng I« • com· promlelng ptlotogr~ 8'*tock tiOlmM confront• lfene Adler. one ot hit greatest ed\.WMI._ Sl1rt Jtrtmy Btett. Oevld 10 Sunday. March 17, 1985 Burke. Q ... ··-ll•v.t Cdfomla An-gels vs San Diego Padres (2 hrs.. 30 min.) • li1IMIDT'ITGM••1MfJlllllCIC ,_ (C) ... "Jeremy" (1973. Romance1 Robby Benson, Gl)'Mls O'Connot ( 1 hr . 30min I (8) flf --WAI .._ A m A 13-year-old glt1 treve<MI the generation gap by taking a trip back In lime to her mother's childhood (DJ ... "The Ostennan Weekend" ( 1983, Sutpense) Rutger Hauer. John Hurt ( 1 hr .. 42 min.) Cl) HM CllAll Hart (James Stephens) Is introduced to the world of org.anlz.ed crime aftet he discovers that his girl· friend's murdered father was the legal counsel for a mob boss. .. 1~ Seven Little Foys" (1955, -M~:.. ~· Mlny Vitale (2 hrs.) I-·--.•• =•--••rr C0U.. _,,.. NCAA DwlSIOO II Chemplonshlpe from Dayton, Ohio (R) Uhr.30mln) -· fUlll .._ Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due 10 ~breaks WB {)) COU.. umTUU. Nahonal Championship second round regional (2 hrs) • I.NA., Women's Kemper Open. Ii· nal round. INe lrom Royal Kaanapah GoH Club In Maul, Hawaii (~ hrs ) I':': Featured· Statlef' Brothers Kieran Kane. Sten MUSl81 ( 1 hr I l ::cMIO\m•JT ... "Lei's Spend The NIQhl Togeth· er" (1982. Oocument.ry) fhe Rolling Stones. ( 1 hr., 30 mui.) ([) ... "Strang.r's KIM" ( 1983, Ora· ma) Peter Coyole, Viclorla Tennant. ( 1 hr .. 34mln) Cl) llO¥ll "The Spy Wl1h My Face" (1966, Adventure) Robert Vaughn, David Mccallum ( 1 hr .. 28 mtn) i Cll ... CMMR.-OIMNM W IGU.m __ ,_ Ml M MJ.,.11m -CM IOll•l)OI Hott Olneh Shore Is )Olned by Judy Col· tins, Sergio Franchi, Melba Moore and many others fOf • mUllcal tribute 10 Artlef· Ice's lavori1e p()pUlar clM&lct from Tin Pen = HollywOOd (2 tlra.. 55 min.) W,~.N .... MYP.,._ --YUM ... "Raiders Of The Loat Ark" ( 1981, Adventure) Hamson Fora. Karen Ahn (t hr .. 55min) _. "S1iv.r Ofeam Racer" ( 1980 . Drema) David Es.Mx, Beau Br~ ( 1 ht ,Slmn.) ... ': "Detour To Terror" ( 1980, ~) OJ Simpton, Arte Johnton. (? hrl.) ....... Hatt Rick Dees Gueate· John ScMeldtr, Oreg Kihn, A~O Speedwegon. O.Berge. Jetlrey Otborne. Toni Tennille. Glenn ~rey (video) ( 1 hr,) I =:~age Senior• 1nv1t1tlonel ftntl round1 llvt from Palm Oewt, Calll. 11 "'•·> CV) I 2 bl Ulm• Robert Klein, Tim RN. Jeff A"rnen and eroce aeum J*· f()(m their routines 11'1 a MldwHtem come- dy ckJD ( 1 ht I 1-ICOTT .. -... -9llT I.NA al Women's Kemper Open 11 nal round. from Royal KaanapaN Goll Cluti 1n MaUI, Hawaii (2 hrs ) • ..... , flOITIWT CH> llO¥ll "My FaVOftte Year" ( 1982 Comedy) Pe1er O'TOOle. ~Harper t! hr., 35 min.) (I) A TM8n NI -An eminent mystef)' writer finds herMlt wrapped up "' a rea .. kfe Wh<>dUnlt when she Investigates her daughter·ln-taw'a mut~ Stars Angela. Lansbury and Laurence 011v11r () hrs.) -(11)~ -· Cl) couw NmTNU. NatlOnJI OhamplonShlp second round regional (:> hrs .. 30 min.) 8 _..,ICON U.S F. & G GOii !:> hrs) e ... "Send Me No Flowers" (1964 Comedy) Roci( Hudson. Oorlt Day !) hrs.L 8-.,WT · <!) ... "Fred Ait1111e Presents The Fo> Muslcals" ( 1974, Musical) Fred Astaire Frank Sinatra ( t hr • 30 min ) I .. u ..... ... .a1v·1 ... "The Steplord WIVes" ( 197!> Sclence-FlctlOn) Katharine Rota. Pau • Prentiss (2 hrs ) ...... , ..... CD ... "Spaeehunter· Adventures Ir The f'orbtdden Zone'' ( 1983. Sclence·FIC tion) Peter Strauss. Molly Ringwald I ' hr , 30min) (O)llOWll "The Best Years 01 OVr Lrves ( 1946, Orama) Fredric March, Dana An drews (2 hrs .. 52 mm ) .... l&W •• .... ,. • llOTWY· CU OLYWllll Motorcycle racing stars blast ott In fierce compettllon. each at· tempting to Win the a,and Olympiad Prrze. (11 Ill lllHO DICIUITIC IUPm!MI Patrlek Hel'lfY!S Cta1remon1 GAMemTa• Ct) CIYITM. NU HIP.hllghll Include the debut of Crystal Galt s latHt album "To ~ht. Tonl9,hl " Cl) ... ·ro Begin Again" (1983, Ofa ma) Antonia Ferrandls, Encarna Paso ( 1 -~-=:~...., ....... • • UC. "Winternatk>neJs" ( 1 hr) G ... "lhe Monster Club" ( t98 I f'tlntlS)') Vinctt\l Prlo• • .>Orin C•rradlne i hrs.) . CMMn-. ... "Thi Blue Knight" ( 1975. Ad· ventuta) George Kennedy, Alex. Bocco Ji. hrs.JM.I. tnmT -Wini LCMI laTiii11M&lan.-1Muhr al f\mdS, options 1nd commodtly f\Jndll ere dtSCUIMd by commodtt~ ,..~ .,,Vudllt Robeft Shulman. Investor Jim AogttJ, Lin· csa Singer (Piper, J1ttray. Hop~). Bruce Llpn1ek (Wharton A1set Menage· ment Corp.), Peter Lynch (Fidelity Ma· gan1n Fund) and Dick F1blt1n (The Tele· Switch New$1e1terl-\ 1 ht ) AMmmrcs• ·· ... "SP4nti" ( 19a.., CofT'9d ) on Hinks. O.ryt Hennth ( 1 hr • l 1 ·min) • .,.-191,..-•m••• ' ..,,... "Cracking Up" ( 1983. Come dY) Jefry Lewlt Miiton B«le < 1 hr , 30 min) -"~The Titanic" ( 1980, Ad -I .- • • • .. .. .. -lanclayeoni. ven1ure) .Jaeon Robards. Richard Jorden. ~hr., 54 min.) . _,,... • .,. "The Quiet Men" ( 1952. Dra- ma) John Wayne. Maureen O'Hara. (2 hrs,, 30 mlri.J ----.... .,._ """' .... .... Q .I& ... mat ••n• """ul'DW. -. •111111C From the exotic wildlife of the N•mlb Desert to a daring raft race down the Yukon Rlvei. 10 years of National Geographic specials are reviewed. Hal Holbrook hosts. Q ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) ID Wm W*8 "Boys And Girt~" the Oscat-wlnn1ng short film about a farm girl who rebels against "women's wOfk " "All Summer In A Oay," based on Ray Brad- bury's story of a girt from Earth who tries to prep8Je Children on a dark ptane1 lor the retllffl-01 sunshine. Q ( 1 hr,) (() COU. MmAU. Notre Dame at Hou~3hrs.) CD "David Copperfield" ( 1983. Ora!"41) .Animated. Voices by Ross Hlg· ~·=Hinton. ( 1 hr .. 12 min.) W "Christine" ( 1983, Suspense) Keith Gordon, John Stockwell ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) • I PMllMekAal I .,. "The V1llaln.. ( 1979, Comedy) , 1 ., .. ,~,.,., (2 1vsJ .... Q ... "Max Dugan Returns .. (1983, Comedy) Marsha Mason. Jason Robards. .. ';;m ~':J.u _.,,. .... ___ _ .,.~The thrlll Of II All" (1963. Come<'Y) Dofl1 Day, James Garner A couple'u:narrlage Is dlarupted when !he wife beeomes •commercial ster. (2 hrs.) 8 ATM--Scheduled. Roger Ebert and Gene Sllt<el review "Sytv .. ter" and "The AvlatOf." Cl>• ... • .,. "Detour TQ Terror" (1980. Suspenee) O.J. Simpsoo, Arte JOhnson Dune buggy hoodlumt hl~k a bot on ill :filay to Las Vtgat. (2 hrs ) 0 ..., ....... D"•....rz Fea· tured· the clelm tNt • ctock can receive power from frulta and vtatteblee; U.S. Cvstoma Service plan f0t lrtpplng p4ant ~; stOl)t)lng •thief from dltmln· tHng en •u,o. air btgs for oera e •• A brut81 snowstorm trapa teach· .,, and atudenfl lnlldt the IChOOI. ( , ht.) • ... ''We're Flgl'lti~ Beck'' (1981. Of •ma> Kevin Mahon. Elgin Jonet New York City youthl decide to bend togethef end~~crlme. (2 hrt.) I •A A look al glfttdnns. fHturlng protllel ot Mll9fll chlld ptOdiQIM. lnclud.- lnO • 12-y .. r-old viOllnltl end a 10-yMf- old cheu player. Q (, hr ) (C) .. "Tom Sa~r· ( 1973, Mueicel) Jol'lnny Whlt•tcer, Jodie Foeter. PaMd on Mafll Twain' & no\191 A boy Who INea l'INt -r the Mltsl98ippt-Riv. finds-It lmpoalble lo t- stay out ot trouble, ~ when he tags along with his buddy Huck Finn. ·o· Q_(1hr,44 miri.) - CD) .,. "Sahara" C 1984, Adventure) Brooke Shields, Lambert Wiison. In the t 920s. an heiress' pledge to her dying fa- ther --that she will win the croe.Sahara auto race In a 8P0'1• car of his own deeign -leads her Into dangers of every IOft. 'PG' (1 hr .. 44 min.) (I) ... "The Sting II" ( 198~. Drama) Jackie Gleason, Mac Oavts. ~n experi- enced con artist tries 10 score big with the help of • fellow peddler. 'PG' (1 hr .. 42 min.) ·1··-... la.LYWOODW• .. , .. ,,,,,,,,,. ...... .. • ~~ ... Regularly scheduled priming may be delayed due to ~ breaks. -1 ·--·-..._ For his father's '()th birthday. Rick arranges a reunion with Edward's Old college slng.ing partrlef. • 9 mun-....rr•mn Fea- tured: how Las Vegas casinos safeguard against cheating scams; a look at some of the 8,000 speciefl ol frogs. Including a ferocious Australlan llzard; a Cellfeinle college Where morticians learn how to make their cllentele ap~ar attractive. CR) ~(~ ' • ITAi tlMClt Guests; Carl Reiner. Pameta Be11wU (1 hr.J .. .._ ,.....,.,. Olml A look at a variety of llylng crea- tures, lncludiOQ frog5 and spldera. and their survival techniques. Q ( I hr., 5 min.) • 11111n1m-11111cw1 nuTM CD .,.. "The Grey Fox" ( 1982, West- ern) Richard FarnswOl'th, Jackie Bur- roughs. Released after 30 years In prison, a notOflous stagecoach btndit finds popu· larity among the people In the Canedlan wlldernesa when he embarks on a train- robbing &pl'ee. ·po· ( 1 ht., 32 min.) (%) ... "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 1956. Suapense) Jamee Stewart. Ooflt Day. An Amtlf1Can couple In Moroc· co learn of an &81.aulnatlon Plot when they wltnesa the murder ol 8 rrench .. cret 9n1. (2 hrs.) l •AmN•••• 1111 .... ,.. NI • MST •a-1•11111a• A !lOcial worker takes Punky ffom her new ftlend Henry and ~ her In a llhtlter tor ~ children. (Part 2 of 3) (R) 00 ....... m The deadly Cllnglng Creepers tr-i> Red and Lanford duflng a crOA•cave reee. NIGlJIMYfll•MMI ••(I) •••4•wort Murder 1trik" Wtlen oo. pe111nger1, lnetuding ~ and Sherltf Tupper, are lt<>teled at a r~ lldit dlnermti{~ u torm 11 ht.) 8 • -Mlchaef and KITT race to rtteue a murdered 1elentltt'1 daughter and • eomputtr·wtlil milflf who have been kidnaC>Ped by a t>t~t. wet- armtd diamond thief. !1 ht.) • '"°' ... , '~ •"' ,_ ..._ -... • Jol'lnny Grant 1aport1 on the rnyeht .no mltconceptlonl uround- hon'IOM11ue1 and lt8blln perents. .. "Brut>eket" ( tNO. Orama) t Atdtofel. YIQhet Kotto. A '9form- mlnded watden Ut!C0119rt wldelc:wMd COt'-ruptlon In hl9 new prlton .,_.. ht poaee • 8HA lnme ... (R}-Q-(2 l'W-.,30 min.) l a. ... , ...... w._ .. "Brubeker" ( 1980. Drema) Robert AedtOfd. Yephet Kotto. A ref0tm- minded w•rden UOCOVflf$ widetpreed COl- ruptlon In hl8 new prison when he poses es eo Inmate. (R) Q (3 hrs.) ... "The Blue Knight" ( 1975, Ad- Yeflture) Geotge Kennedy. Alex Rocco. S.sed on the book by Joseph Wam- beugh. A Los Angeles po4lce veteran sets out to bust a drug addict (2 hrs.) -~--.... ,_ Interviews with Debbie Reynolds. Lady Bird Johnson, LOfenzo Lamas, golfer Jan Stephenson and actor Doug Barr. (R) ( 1 hr,) e ~ mM Regularly schedUled programming may be delayed due to P;ledge breaks. _ CC) .. "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" ( 1981. Adventure) Harrison Ford. Karen Allen In t936. a globe-trotting archeolo- gist-advenlu1er races Nazi evildoefs IOI a legendary religious artifact of enormous power. narrowly escaping dozens of death traps en route. 'PG' Q C 1 hr .. 55 min.) (1) .. , ... (H) ... ''Herry And Son" (1984. Dra- ma) Paul Newman, Robby Benson. Re- c.ntty fired from his job. a man laces frus- tration and tries to get his son to enter a respectable profession. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 5 7 min.) ~L \• • (Q) .,. "Hie ""Osterman W~end" ---( 1983. Suspense) Rutget Hauef, John Hurt A controvetlial televlslon journalist Is convinced by a CIA agent that his closest lri.ndt are really Soviet agents. turning an annual reunion wee+<end rnto a nightmare of terrOf. 'R' ( 1 hr., 42 min ) (I) .. "AeckleSS Olstegard" C 1985 . Drama) Tess Harper, Leslie Nielsen. A storefront lawyer defends a doctor whose reputation has been ruined by an lnvestf. gative TV reporter's story alleging his In- volvement In an Illegal presorlp11on·drug 11atlon. (2 hrs.) ........ ...,.,.,, -,..,, .. waL M'rm A study of the history and plight of the rhinoceros. one of the most 9eflously endangered species on earth. Q U hr.) lrtl .... um ICI ,..,. "The Jewel In The Grown" Tension betwftn HindUs •nd Moelems helgf'ltens on the eve ot lndtan I~. aa • train carrying Perron, Sarah and Susan Is attacked: the fate of Harl Kumar remains a mystery. (Parf 1 • of 1.w,hr., 15 min.) ·1~~-=-_,.. -(I) CIAIT &a A POI H•rry and H8rrl- ton took Into the murder of H&rry'1 ~ friend. a felOw pivate ~ whO found S2 rnilllorl In the HollywOOd YMCA. ( t l'v ) 8 ... "The Burning e.d'' ( 1~. i5feme) Farrah Fawel4ttt. Paul LeMat. A bettered woman. Who reta!lates tor 12 yMrS of merolleta bMllnQI and mental humllletlon by murdenng her e..•husbend. beCOmet the~· 11'1 • lilndmatk crw;r,c;i~~~a.) !!'II&. ----Men'• OOwnNlt lrom , ltatv (R) ( I tv ) .. -,,Purple Heer1t " (108A. Dr• Sund•y, March 17, 1985 11 mi) Kwn Wahl, Chef'YI Ladd. In Vietnam, 1 Nev-y medic meet• 1nd 11111 In love with I dedlCittd nurH . but their fulur1 pl1ns ere thre1ttntd by the lnevlttble circum- stances of war. 'R' ( 1 hr., 56 min,) (%) llOWll "All That Jazz" (1979, MIN- cal) Roy Scl'Mtldef, Jeulct l1nge. A pop- ular dlrector-choreogr1pher'1 IHI fife takea a physical and emotional toll 11 he attempts to Siege e B<oedway mutlcal by day and edit his latest movie by night. 'A' i~~ .... .,, •1111a-•c,.1wm "The Jewel tn The Crown" Tention between HlndUe end Mosi.mLhelghtens on the eve of Indian 1nde~~ as a train carrying Perron, Sarah and Susan IS attacked: the late of Hau Kumar remains • mystery (Part 14 of 14) Q ( 1 hr., 10 min.) •=llAT Host. Or. Dennis Prage< Llllm8 OP M mt Me,._. MWClll.D'tmf A view of the world's best resorta. hotels and restau- rants whefe the rich end lamout gather. Guests Include MOfg81"1 Fairchild. tfal Lin· den. John HiHemmn: Linda Evant. Joen Co4fjns, Susan Lucci Hosts: Robin Leach. Connie Stevens (2 hrs )' I!> m&T SA..._.. "Judy Garland. The Concert Years" Lorna Luft hosts this review of the star's concert and television perlormances lf1 the '50s and '60s. linked wtth rerrnnlscences ~ Tony Bennett, Alan King. Rex Reed. Stephen Holden. Melissa Mancl'lester and Nelson Riddle. (2 hrs.) -·Cl)~--. U. A young track star. whose coach may have driven her too far, collapses during a workout and 11 taken to San Francisco Memonal IOI treat- men· ~ I:,~ !--"fhe Little Fo.11es" (194t. Ora- ma) Belle Dav11. H8fbeft Marshan Baaed on the play by Lillian Hellman A Southern family laces lt1 downfall after the Clv1t War (1 hr , 56 mln.L (() IWl11Clc ~CA'I --.. ~JI.• CW Comedian Geo<ge Qarkn takes a hUmOrous ~ at buebah. tootbell, cars and everyday hie before a UCLA audience ( 1 hr ) llCMI "Hot Dog The Movie" (HMM. Comedyi-&evld Naughton. Patrick Houser An Idaho farm boy, pertlcipetlng In a freestyle stlilng competltfon, finds ro- mance and lun, at well 11 a rlv1lry with lht r9ignlng AullfieA che~ 'R' ( 1 hr. 36 min.) -~=j. DC Thia docurMntary ell· 1mine1 the prophetic tignlflcanoe of Jew .. 1em 11 the capital of ltteel and traces tht republic'• on-QOlng confliets w1th lta Arab nelghbof't < 1 l1r ) ............. IAUlfl At I party setvung M11te<pleQe Theatre's "Jewel In the Crown'' ltflel, c.tt membert Chtrles Dence, Tim PigOtt·Smlth. Art Malik and Gtrtldlne Jill* art Interviewed by Ne· tlOntl Public Redic>'• Susan Stamberg From tfle Ch9rtet Hotel In Cambtldge, ~ (1 hr.) -· .... ""' ...... , ••• Don Adams thlrft 1 fouled-uP ecreen tMt of Mitton a.rte with hoett 8ttve Llwrenc. and Doti Ric6'lel Q l n•WllM --'J•F--12 Sunday, March 17, 1985 =l&im-~.-noltel. 1n1me1~111ce eyet end vanlthlng ob- jeett ere )ott • part of the terror behind tht doof1 of • closet In • gradUat• llu· I~===-....... _. "My Favorite Vear" ( 1982, Comedy) Peter O'TOOlt, Jetalca Harpef. An alcoholic e.11·rN1tinM Idol has trouble coping with the prtstUfM ol 1 llve TV per- formance during televltlon's golden age 'P0~35 min.) ~--"H:-Oog .. The Movie" (1984, Comedy) David Naughton, Petrick Houter. An Idaho farm bOy, participating In a freestyle Skiing competition. finds ro- mance and fun, es well as a rivalry with the reigning Austrian champion. 'A' Q ( 1 hr . 36 min Ja... n•l ="Carrle" (1952. Orama) Lau· reoce OIMer, Jennifar Jones. When a young girt runs away with a married man. the two meet ~ different fl18$. (2 tn . 30 min.) '"IM9A'...,.,.. 11:11 _,. CITY Lmr9 Featur~· Juloe Newton ("Angel of the Morning." "Break It 10 Me Gently"). Mark Gray ("Ola· monds in the Oust." "It Ain't Easy") ( 1 hr.) tW CIH!! ... ~ .. -.... Q ~1llC*SMl'l1T1•• .... n•~ ATM--~U-fTTlm .. ._CITYU.U. ) llCMI "Hair'' ( 1979, Mulk:al) John Sav11ge. Treat WllUams A young !Mn on his way to Army Induction meets a band of hippies In Central Park Who take him on a joyful, crou-<:ountry mµslcal OdysMy. 'PG",,j,2 hra .. I min ) 111111 ~TIJ.!f.at Race" {1960, Come- dy) Tony Curti.. Debbie Raynoldl. A lemai. dancer end an eaplrlng muslcltin, bOth broke. work out a plan whereby 1hey dMde the same room. (2 hrs • 15 min.) I mlCTLYaJll•H . MGlUWOCID Cl.Cl••• F"tured· a took at the "USA For Africa" album and the 1r1ltt1 who partlclpattd In making 11: a took 11 the "We Art The WOfld" video. ~-- _ ........ ...,. .. l :r-•• " ... --·-.. "Ne1lon11 L•mpoon's Clatt Re- union" (1M2. Comedy) Oerrlt Gflhlm, MICMel ltrnef A motley group of 91umnl gets together f()f an unu.uel 10th-yeer ~h tchool reunion 'A' ( 1 hr .. 25 min ) Cl) ~ .......U. Arllona Outi.wt at l ~ S.y Bandit• )Al (3 ,,,.. ) (§),. a 11et:1•nm Rcaft Kleln, nm Aeld. Jeff A"men and Bruce Baum per-'°'"' their routines In • Mldwwtern come-ch'~ 1 hr, .. • "Aeflectlon• Of Murder" (1975, Sutpeo11) Tuttday Weld. Join Hacken The wife and milt,.. Of • dic:tetorlll te~•· pAot ,. mutder ( 1 ht • 20 ; .... SAW HNI Gebltf end~· Irey l yone heat '" lnfOfl'Mth4 look II whlt'a new at the mcMee. --"-.. , ..... ............ :WI\~ ---,,.,,.,, .. -.. "Let's Spend The Night Togeth-er" ( 1982. Oocument1ry) The ROltlng Stones. The Stones perlorm meny of their greateat hill In 11'111 record of """ con· certs Mid in New JerM)' end Atliona 'PG' ( 1 tv .. 30 min.) .. (l)..WO __ ._.,. .... -.. ·.J A chr6i001i 'of wildlife phOtographtf Jeck Swedberg'• attempt 10 Irene,., wlld ea· gtes from Manitoba to the Ouabbin Reief. Yolr In M1111chute1t1. (I) .. "Ral&e The Titanic" (1980. Ad- ventore) Jason ROberdt, Richard Jofdan A daring c~ew of sea eKplOrert racet agalnat a Ruailn tffm to rtCOYet tt'le valuable content• of the aunken ocean liner In a dangerous mlsllon. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 54 min.) W (f).,. "Block Busters" ( 1944, Come- dy) East Side Kids Tht Kids 1 .. r up the town with 1heir escapadM. ( 1 hr.. 30 min.) cm --"Blame lt.Dn&" (1 98-4. Com· edy) M~ Caine, Joteph 8olOgoa A bUslnessmen vacation!~ In Rio de Jenelro succumbS to an aftaw with hit bell friend's teen·aoe daughter. then trlel to k~:. MCfll. 'R' ( 1 hr , 50 min.) -1 ~he Liii Outs><»t" ( 1935. Ad· venMe) Cary Grant, Cllude R9IM. A pelr of military ottioert fall In love with the same woman amldat battles between Afri- can natevn and the 811tlth. ( 1 hr . 30 lmlncl..c..•m-•• .. -_. "Crou Country" ( 1983, Suspente) Rlchard Btymer. Mk:hMI Iron- side A Phil111delphla ttlevltlon executive. sought by po11c9 lor the murder of a ad girl. picks up • pair of hitchhihrt en route lo Lot Angeles. 'R' (I hr .. M> min.) (Z) .. "The Glh" (1984Comecfv) Pi-erre Mondy. Cito Goldlmlth. A mlddlt- aged banker's retlftmtnt gift turne out to be the ,.~ belu1~ fie meets on a =1'""E::.:~_·,_~ -------.. ..... .. lrl,_• 11111 ... .. "P\lrple Heer1t" (198-4, Or•· ma) Ken Wahl. Cheryl Ladd. In Vletnem, • Navy medic mettt Ind fdl in kNe with I dedlc•ttd nvrM, but !half lutur• '*"' 11e thtt1tentd by the lntvilable cWoum- •t~ of wer~., 66mln.) =1=·-ftll ..., ... aill -"L.tdy On The Bue" (1913, lfne) Sonle 8'191 A young ""'Mw\Wd flndt enjoyment on • bul Nied wl"' tttangeft 'R' ( 1 hr • H min ) -· .. ''Tht Llvet Of A 1en011 L1ncer" ( 1935. Adlltntute) Oety COo- per. Franchot Tone Eoglencl'a ~ beMCI l.anctrt Win al their betltl9i no """-Wftllt the =.i~ tw• ) 1ai:.. • ~ .. "The .C.Otucky fried MIW'e" • I • I 1 t -hnclay Coal. ( 11#17, Comedy) Evan Kim. Maller Bong Soo Han. -Thie cott.ctlorr-ot no-holc»- barred aallrlcal lketchet apoollng televl- alon and movie cllchet lncllldel cameo appearancet by Donald Sutherland, Herr ry Glbeon, George Lazenby and Bill Blx· l 'R' (1 hr.,30mln.) ...... ...... _. "Nana" ( 1981. Oram.) Kat e Olf, Jean· Pierre Aumont A beeut~ul end willful prostitute puts her aooearence _......._11.v1es- • (%) "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1956, Suspense) James Stewart. Doris 0.y (2 hrs) •@ "Phffhl" ( 19S... Comedy) Judy HOlh- ~. Jack Lemmon (2 hrs.) •ltV "The Camel Boy" ( 1984, Adventure) Animated. VOlces of Barbare Frawley. Ron Heddrlck. ( 1 hr , 12 min.) (I) "Fatty Finn" ( 1980. Drema) Ben Ox enbOUld. &trt Newton ( 1 hr . 15 min ) ,.cm "Sarah And The Sqv1rre1" < 1983. Ad· vtnlUfe) Animated Voice of Mia Farrow i! hr., t5 min) •CZl "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 1934, Suspense) Peter Lo11e, Leslie O.nks ( 1 tir • 1" min ) • ® "The Secret Liie 01 Walter Mitty" ( 1947, Comedy) Denny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. ( 1 hr., 5(j min ) Cl) "Twillght Zone •• The Movie" ( 1983. Scltnce-Flctlon) John Uthgow, Vic Mor· row. (1hr.,42 min) ' •CCJ "Hot Stull" ( 1979, Comedy) Dom Deluise. Suzanne Pleshette ( 1 hr 31 min) . (Q) "Blue Sklee Again ' ( 1983 Comedy) ~~j Hamlin, Mimi Rogers ( 1 hr . 27 •CZ> "To Begin Ag11ln" ( t983, Oiemo) An· ::,~ Ferrandla. Enc!\f"l gaso. tJ hr , 33 •c.c> "Krvll" ( 1983. Fantasy) Ken Mar· Shall, Lysette Anthony ( 1 hr . 57 min ) ® "Unlalthfully Yours" ( t984 Comedy) Dudley Mocxe. Nastossja Klnsk1 ( 1 hr • 36 min.) CD) "Chlldren Of The Corn .. ( 1984, Hor· rOf) Peter Horton. Linde Hamilton ( I hr . 33 m.n) "The Alphabet ~· ( 1MG. Mys· t.,y) Tony Randall,~ Ekberg (1 hr l mln.) · • "Copper Canyon" ( 1950. Western) ~ Milland. Hedy Lam1rr (2 hra ) W ''Chri8tlne" ( 1Q83, Suspense) Keith don. John Stockwtll. ( 1 hr . 50 min ) -· "The Old Man WhO Cr'-<! Woll'' f t970. Mystery) Edward G Roblnton, Mettln Belsam. ( 1 hr., 30 min l "Spece R1lder1" l 1983. Science Fie· tlon) Vinet EOW•rdt. Otvld Mendenhall ( 1 hr .. 22 min.) •; "Apnl In P1n1" ( 1953. Mvsic:ol) OOflS y, Ray Bolger (2 hta.) "Tw\llght Zont • T~ Movie" ( 1983, Scl9nct-flcllon) John Lllhgow, Vk:. Mor· row. (1 hr , •2 m1n ) ®"Somewhere In Time" ( 1980, F'anta• ty) Chnetophtt Reeve Jane Seymour ( , hf' 45 min ) and body to u" to b.come the tout of t~ towa....:.B' ( 1 hr., 32. mia_) -i """" •H•HYW W _. "Cujo" (~83. Suapente) 0.. Wallec.e. Denny Plnteuro. A women and her young son ere trapped In their car at an iaotated auto repair yard by a huge, rabldcSog.'R' (1 hr.,3tmin.) ... .. "Reckleu Oisfegard" ( t985, Drema) Tess Harper, Lealle Nlelaen. A stOfefront lawyer defends a doctOf whole (0) "Local Hero" ( 1983, Comedy) Peter A'~. Burt Lancaster (1 hr . 50 min.) W CI) "A Song ts Born" (1948, Musical) Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. ( 1 hr.. 53 min) (%) "The G1tr· ( 1982, Comedy) Pierf&- Mondy, CllO GOidsmith ( 1 hr . ,.5 m1n) tD "Happy Go Lovely" ( t951, Comedy) Vera Etten. David Niven (2 hrs ) •CCJ "Hot Stull" ( 1979. Comedy) Dom Deluise. Suzanne Pleshette. ( I hr.. 31 min) "Hanover Street" ( 1979. Romance) Hamson FO<d, Lr.ley·Anne Down (1 hr .. 49mln) •CO) "Sarah And The Squirrel" ( 1983. Ad- venture) Animated. Voice of Mia Farrow i! hr . 15 min ) '•(%)"Sliver Oieam Racer" ( 1980, Ofama) David Essex, &tau Bridges ( I hr . 51 min) •C "The camel Boy" ( t984, AdVenture) Animated VOICet of Barbara Frawley. Ron HaddriCk ( 1 hr . 12 min.) (S) "Fetty Finn" ( 1980. Orama) Ben Ox· enbOUld. Bert Newton ( 1 hr., 15 min) •CO) "Blue Skies Again" ( 1983, Comedy) Marry Hamhn. Mimi Rogers (I hr . 27 min) •CLJ "Krull" ( t983. Fantasy) Ken Mar· shall, Lysetle Anthony ( 1 hr .. 57 min.) .. (1lJ "Springfield Rifle" ( 1952. Western) 0.ry Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter. (2 hrt) • ) "The Secret Lile 01 Walter Mitty" ( 1947, Comedy) Denny l<eye, Virginia Mayo It hr 50 min) "Man. Woman And Child" ( 1983, Drema) Martin Sheen, Bly1he Dennet ( 1 hr .. 39 rnln ) _, , -_.,,. .... ----·r·= .... llllT TO IWIT -.T•-.r••MlmM Film critle• Roger Ebert and Gent SISlcel •nnounce their Mleetlont lot the Ac.= ;warde ( 1 hr) I ca•• ITllTlm •11•11-.n .... 'llH••cw TT _.. "KrUll" ( 1983. F1nfaay) Ken Marahall, Lyeetle Anthony On anothef ptaMt a prince f11en meny !tltl H ht trltt to regain hl9 •dngdom, reteut hie be- trothed end battle • IUS*·t)Ow9tful bfftt. 'PG' (1hr ,67 min) ... "Ct\lldftn 0t The Corn" ( tetM, HofrOr) Pt•• Hotton, Linda Ham•"on BaMd Ofl 1 StepNn King thOf1 atory A young ~n end M wife flnfttr'I at~ alleging hit In- volvement In an illegal Pfeterlptlon-drug iiatlon. (2 hra.) .. lmlYn.I _. "Jeremy" ( 1973, Rom.nee) Robby S.naon. Gtynnls O'Connor Two 1een·agefa encounter love IOf the tlrat time, but not without facing many awtt- ward tltuatlona along the way 'PG' ( 1 hr., 30 min.) •GZJ •--·--- llfJfS have murdered the adOlta and estat>- llshed a strange religious cult 'R' (1 hr .. 33mln.) (J) _,.. "Twilight Zone ·• The Movie" ( 1983. Sclence·Flctlon) John Lithgow, Vte Morrow ThlS homage 10 the old ROd $erllng TV series features segments abOUt a bigoted bar patron's comeuppance. a group of retirement home residents who recapture the11 youth, a child with the Power to create or destroy er wlll. and an airplane passenger who sees a gremlin sa- botaging the plane's wing 'PG' ( t hr 42 min) I MOT llAT MO'l\m .. ..... .... Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to ledoebr ... Nkll ... llllC ~DAYIMMf ' ... ...,~ AUCI llM:lm./.._ ........ -..,.,. PM:ll OI QI.Mm u.:91 7111 .... ...... TMATMm MATI..._, .... Q , • .,..._ The women 0 1 Alo cJe Janetro's lpantma beach, a magician who ~trickery of so-called psychics i ~~ TOllmfT Featured Jonn R11ttr 1:-.c::. ...... aTIMTI QW'DI• A documentary recounting the endurai'lee and COUt9Q9 d played by compaMoit n 11\i C"8~ Around the WOfkl, a nine month. 27.000- mli. =race ( I hr ) "The Ostermlln W&ekend" ( 1983. Suspenae) Rutge1 Hauer. John Hurt A controveislal televlak>n toutnatlll la conVll'ICed by a CIA agent that hie CIOIMt lritndt are rully Soviet &Q9"tl. turning an •nnuat revn!On weekend into 1 nightmare of terror. 'A' ( t hr . 42 min ) M @ .. "Ol81 M F0t Murdef'' ( 19~. SuspenM) Rey Miiiand. Oract Kelly After ~lllDg,Of his wife's lnlldtl1ty, 1 men d9- Cfdes 10 have hef elitntn8ted (2 Pvt.. 10 J9 ~ Cll M To. FNlurtd "Alf'WCI'•" Alelt Cord et'ld ••Mc)1 l.llndlng't '' Wtlliern Otvtne sadcllt wp to demonsltatt wtly POIO It mtk1ng a comebaei... on tM celto- n1y p,tow»no path ~•th 1 "P.oolt Maga· Mt ' ptl<>togr1pher a ~ly M• St0tt tt\at Mitt IOO·dO!lef Mtt Sunday, March 17, 1985 13 ...... , ... fti&ft•W MOIL.A. .... AT .... ~CCMIT ... •«mnrn _._. ...... w ..... IOCI Gobo doesn't prec.lloe what he preaches when he leads a group of explorers into danger (%) llOWll "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 1934, Suspense) Peter Lorre, Leslie Banks. The daughter of en English couple Is kidnapped to prevent them from r8Y961ing what they know about a planned asaasslnarion ( 1 hr .. t4 mtn.) I UC. ... Uln'A_,A • {() IC••c.owam-. ... Aman- da is poltoned by a ruthless deale< In top- secrel weapons plans, who then otters Lee the antidote --but only In exchange for a set of key blueprints. ( 1 hr.) 8 e '" ILOO,_ Alm fUC11CM. _. Futured: Marlette Harlley and Pat Morita ere victims of practical jokes; blooper8 by Captain Kangaroo. Ruth Buz· zi and O.vid Hasselhott. ( 1 hr ) 8 llOWll "The Bad And The Beautiful" ( 1952, Drema) Kirk Douglas, Lana Turner. A cold-hearted Hollywood pro- duoer affects the lives of several people ~rsuing stardom. (2 hrs ) 8 0 WAl'na1 llCCG•~ Atte< a dying thief confesses to a 10-year-old murder, Hardcastle tries to clear the man who was oonvicted of the crime c;J ( 1 hr) ·==-" * 9"9TY•IT TOllQHT Featured: John Ritter. e llOWll "Sole Survrvor" ( 1969, Orama) Vince Edwards. Richard Basehar1. The lone SUMVOr of a plane crash aids the in· vestlgation of the accident 17 years later. (2 hrs.} • llOWll "The Great Caruso" ( 1950, Musical) Mario Lanza, Ann Blyth. Enrico Caruta rlMS from obscurity as a cale en- tertainer to become a lead tenor at the Metropolilan ~:..J2 hrs . 30 min.) • ••M P A film p<of1le of the Soviet Emlgre Orchestra. whose members ere mostly Soviet Jews who have sought refuge In the U.S Included ere Interviews with the musicians and Concefl perform- ances of music by Haydn, Mozart, Tchall<ovskX and Shostakovich (2 hrs.) CC) llOWll 'TWiiight Zone ·· The Movie'' ( 1983. Sc~tion) John llthgow, Vic MOftOW Thia homage to the old Rod Serllng TV terlet featlK• aegments about • bigoted bar patron'• comeuppance. • group of retirement honle resident• who recapture their youth. • chlld with the power to C<eete or dettroy et will. and an altplane peeaenger who .... • gremlin ... bOteging the p&ene's wtng. 'PG' ( t hr .. 42 ,,..,, Cl) Ill • •t• Ptotltet of Duane Thomes end Tom Oetnpeey. (R) CID au. M --upon her arrlval In 19'~ Auatr .... ~ed and orptwned, t&-yw-old ~ Gor- don (Slarld Thornton} becomes enchant· ed wMn If. on !he IMf ~ hef Journey to the ln6end home of"* ttrlct V1ctonen aunt (P•t tof 4) QJ),ll,;;,,43mln.) (II) ,., _.,.. • I ' Thf linoef Pifloune "Fite end a ." ''Hit Me With YOUI 8ett Shot," ''8Ndowt Of The Night... ......,,bt...,... •nd °"*'· t 1 Sunday. March 17, 1985 hr.) Cl) .. "Neighbors" ( 1981, Comedy) John Beluahl. Den Aytcroyd. A mlddie- clasa suburben couple Is subjected to the strangest 24-hour period of lhelr Nws attar bl.z.arre new nelahbora move Ill next do<>< 'R' ( 1 hr .. 34 min.) • .. "Tiii The Clouds Roll By" ( 19-47. Musical) Robef1 Walker. Van Hef- lin. Jerome Kern makea his marl< upon the muaical world as a composer. ( I hr.. 30 min.) -•1ftcTAC-LCM•T .... ···--Cl) U11 t MJ.m Aftle's daughter Jeri-nie starts tpending time with a sophist!· cated and· WOfldly new friend. then gets Into serious trouble. 8 e llOWll "Private Sessions" (Prem- iere, Drama) Mike Ferrell. Maureen Stepleton, While trying to deal with his re- cent divorce and fucf1fl Nt responslbllitles as a single parent. a maverlcit psycholo- gist attemp1s to help • self-destructive woman and a taJd driver who fears for his sanl!l: o (2 hrs.) e U llOlfll "This Wife For Hire" (Prem· lere. Drema) Pam Dawber, Robert Kleln. A talented homemaker with a keen busl· ness sente establishes a successful busi- ness as a surrogate wile. p<omptlng jeeloys ot>Jections from her husband and romantic advances from her Clients c;J (2 his ..... I ~ .... Scheduled: Oir1t een. diet ("The A·Te._m"). Pat Morita ("The Karate Kid"), Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea. guitarist Morris Grlssman Wasser- man. (1 hr,) (I)..._ POOllML Denver Gold at Hous- ton Gamblers (R) (3 hrs.) (I) -. "Angel" ( 1984, Orama) Cliff Gorman. Susan Tyrrell. An intetllgent stu· dent turns to prostlMion IO that she can pay the tuition at an excluslve high sohool. 'R' ( 1 hr.. 32 min.) CG) .. "Frlghtmare" (1981, Horror) Ferdinand Mayne. Luca Berccwlcl. A de- ceesed horror star decides to dl&poM of college Houor Fiim Society member• who stole his eotpse as a prenk. 'R' ( 1 hr . 27 min.) (Z) .. "TheGttt" (1982.Comedy) Pl-~ erre Mondy. Cllo Goldlmlth. A mlddle- aged benl<er's retirement Qift tlKM out to bt\_ the ravishing beauty he meets on a train. 'R' (Subtitled) ( 1 hr .• •5 min.) .. @ .. "TheWr~Box" (1966. Com- edy) John Mills. Ralph Rlchardlon. Six people vie fOf a trust fund lhet lhowld t.!ght~ ~to only one of them. (2 hr9.) -· (J)-.UIAIT Olck't big J*Wll lor rtn0-vatlng ttie Inn Nern to be tabot9Qed when hit tOOlt mysteriously dlta~r. (!) .. "The Chapman Report" ( 1962. Orama) Efrem Zlmblililt Jr., Jene Fonda. A MX ~ Conducted by e lemoua PIY· eholoafst touchee the Nvet ol fOUI typical suburben women. (2 hra .. 30 min.) I _,..,., -Cl) ~ I LMn Chfte Md Mery Beth lnwetlgMt • bMtl 888MM commit• led on a high ectlOOI hOnof student who'• been err .. ted tor thop4iftlng. ( 1 hr.) IV=:' ........ I 8*y" '°'* t>y Chel'IM E11ep, who contrOll Gfeenwey Aecorda, to ChOOee between Audy end hie cereer, KaM Jordectle't lenathened ttay JM9 a ~ on Audy and ~·· rOfNnCe Kay Lenz. ~ Sullivan. (Pet1 14 o4 22) ( 1 ht ) • To.nm • CCllCm'f: lll _.I .. • •l•HtA Tex Beneke and hr<. orchestra ere joined by Helen O'Connr>ll and Bob Eberly lor a sa!Ute to the musu of the 19409 lrom Wolf Trap Farm Park Ir"' the Perlormlng Arts. (R) ( 1 hr ) CQ llOWll "The Blue Laooon" ( 1980. Di i ma) Br,1>9k!_Shlelds. Chrlstophef .Al.llJoL Two castaway chl.ldren grow to adolt-" cence on a remote South Pac1tle Island and experience the pangs of first love 'R (1 hr.. 4.4 min.) ~ CH> .,. "Unfaithfully Yours" ( t984 Comedy) Dudley 'Moore. Nastassja t<•n ski An orchestra conductor thinks that h·· wife may have had an affair with a vtoltn • while he was away on tour and conspirt> to murder her. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 36 min I Cl).,. "Reckless" ( 1984, Drama) A dan Quinn, Daryl Hannah. A young motor cycle enthusiast whose Ille has be+'• made unwholesome by an alcoholic lath• 1 bec6me$ Involved with a g rl who is t1 11 lor him 'R' ( t hr .. 30 min ) CM.Am ML9GITI -11111n .. TUC11 Ll'I Or. Leo Buscaglia locu~· on ways 10 teach children to have a po·' tlve attitude toward life and love. (I h• 10min.) .. (G)llOWll "Local Hero" (1983. Comod11 Peter Rlegert, Burt Lancaster. A hlgr. powered oil company executrve e counters unexpe_cted problems wnen 1 travels lo a sman Scottish seacoast tov.• lor what he auumes will be a cut-an dried land purchase deaJ. 'PG' ( 1 hr , '•1 1Wlmln*-• CJ) 9.... I --Al.WI &IE&• fllMft CCMIT llOWll "Feficlty" ( 1978. Drama) Gtor~ Annen. Christophe( Milne. A young wom an becomes aware of her se>euauty wtt11e vacationing In Hong Kong. 'R' ( 1 hr . 3 I mtn.) (%).,. "Silver Dream Racer" ( 1980 Orama) David Esse1e, Beau Bridges A British mo10tcycle enthusiast Inherits hrs late brothef't custom-bunt bike and de- cldet to use It In his bid tor the 500-cc l.rOpby 'PG' ( t hr . S1 min ) • ••CM&. a.GlllCUs ......... Chi*• tt,00( - • ~LI "The Problem 01 Mining Children And How To Keep The Young -sift" . tt:1I G7J .. "There's A Gttl In My Soup" ( 1970. Comedy) Peter Sellefs, OOfdie Hawn. A diSofganlzed young lady causes probleml '°' e man-abOuHown teltvlsion ~tonality. (2 hrt.) tW•(l)-t-A.J and Rick head tor • Me>elcan oil field in search of 1 mlH· Ing girl ~ to have """ kidnapped ~ hef fefhef. (A) (1 ht . 10 m n) • e mT•C-. HO$t Johnny Cer· son Guest•· Michael Landon. Ronn LIP cat, Air ~· Mighty Catton Art Play· .,.,~~ I 0 • ... ~ An exemina· trot\ of South Afrlea'a economte. IOClll •nd ~!eel problems ( 1 hr.) 1-•n • ... , -----.T ... Scheduled p<O l)elktlDlll QlllY9f Terry C:u~: a phermac•t whO ~.-..1 OfUQt. ( 1 hf . 30 min I t ' Ml e UW U • CA Scheduled: Ra n.- dall Roblneon, le&def of the Free South Africa ~: P11YCholooitt and au- thor Or~ KaSl()(la ("Go Tor It"). CID .. "Hot Oog ... The Movie" (1984, 'Comedy) David Naughton, Patrick Houser. An Idaho 1arm boy. par11clpatlng In a fr ... tyte Skiing competition. finds ro- mance and tun. as well as 1 rivalry with the reigning Austrian champion. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) .. (C) _. "Richard PryOf -Here And Now" ( 1983, Comedy) The famous co- median rapt~one -from elephants to IOfmer wives -In ttlls mm staged at the S&engef' Theatre In New Orleens 'A' O i ht., 37 min.) .. Nlmf .. _. "Watermelon Men" ( 1970, Comedy) Godfrey Cambridge, Estelle Parsons. A bigoted white man le shocked when he wakes up one morning and dis- covers that he has turned black ( 1 hr . SO imin•il.m!!l~L!!•!!•!!"! ... .. , ..... .. "Space Raldeft" (1983. Sci- ence Fiction) Vince EdwardS, David Meo- denhaH. A 10-year-old boy joins a band ot apace outlaws in hijacking a atarshlp and battling an evil gafactlc force called the Com,£_any. 'PG' (1 hr .. 22 min.) -·. Uft~9'tllDAWID"'"9mAll GUeita: comedia.n Jay Leno. transatlantic belloonist Joe=KIH . (R) (1 ht.) I AUmlll U 111 ITI -.eo1·-U.IMY .. "KHldozer" ( 1974. Suspense) nt Walker. James Wainwright. A giant unmanned earlh·movlng machine goes on the rampage at a remore construction ~t. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) • .... "Btoken Arrow" (1950, West· em) James Stewart, Jett Chandler In the 1810.. the courage ol a 1eout helps bring peace between Arizona settlers and the ~tile Apechea. (.1 !!:J. ~ min.) ~-CM9'TTIA OOU-. ........... 90ITOI) "Heads Of Tails" ( 1980. SulpenM) Phlllppe Noire!, Michel Ser· rautt A female Poflce lrweetlgatOf and a widower try to tlnd out the facts surround· Ing the death of the man'a wife. ( 1 hr .. 45 mrn.) (lJ) ... "Children Of The Com" (1984. HOHOf) Peter Horton. Linda Hamilton Bued on a Stephen King lhof1 at0ty. .,._ young Phvs'clan and his wlle find them- ..+vet In 1 Mldwe•tern town whefe young- t t8fs have mvfdered the edultt and estab- lished • strange religloul cutt, 'R' ( 1 hr . 33 min.) •1,•••n---.-.. Cl> ww••a .. After an old spy •all "Local Hero" (1183. ~) Peter ~· 8wt Ulnc:aeMr 1 hf • 50 mjn,) •CJ:) 'Wer10fdl Of ArtentJ• ( 1978. A<Mln- ture) °°')Q Mcetllrf, Cyd Ch9'*9. ( 1 hr • 38 min) "The Enchanted Jolmfr/' ( t98.4, Fentaty) Anlrneted Voicee of Jim Beckus. Oraon a.n. ( ' hf • 24 "*' ) •m "LCMt Lett .... CIMt. 0rwne1 Jen. nifer Jones. Joeeph Cotten (2 l'wt ) friend ot Mac's Is killed whtle the two ere secretty meeting. the Commls6ioner seel<s Sally's help 10 solve the crime. (R) (1 hr .. 20 min.) .... llOWll "Belle Of The Nineties" (193-4, Comedy) Mae West. Roger PryOf. Ro- mance blossoms between a nlg.htcltib singer and a prizefighter di.Iring lhe Gay Nlne~l hr .. 30min.) (!) "The Dawn Rider" ( 1935, Western) Jotln Wayne, Marlon Burns. A cowboy saves lhe day When he has a shoot-out with rampaging outlaws. ( 1 hr .. 30mln.) • mWll "The Battle Of The V~la Fiorita" ( 1965. Comedy) Maureen O'Hara. Rlch· ard Todd. The children of an estranged couple connwe to reunite the11 parents (2 ~~) . (() CCIUW WMIW NCAA Division II Championships from Dayton. Ohio (R) il hr .. 30 min.) CZ) llOWll "ChrtSllne" ( 1983, Suspense) Keith Gordon. John Stockwell. Based on Stephen King's novel A high schOOI misfit buys and rest0tes a t958 Plymouth, una· ware it's possessed by a demon lhat will JealOUsly protect him and destroy any perceived lhreat 'R' ( 1 hr . 50 min ) I -ml 1111 tlflMAIT W _. "Doo Day Afternoon" ( 1975. Orama) Al Paclno, John Quale. A New YOfk City bank robbery escalates Into a near-circus when community actMSts j(lln In 10 stage an anll·po4ice protest during the caper. 'R' (2 tvs . 10 mtn.) •1-=a.-llDLLYllOOD ca.o..• .......... , .. "Wnder Fire" ( 1983. Orama) Nick Nolte. Joanna Cassidy. Two Amerl· can journaltsts and • photographef cover the Niearaguan war while a ~rench double agent uses photographs or rebels 10 search lor key Sandinista leaders 'A' O .{?.hrs . 8 min.) CIJ .,_ "Percy" (1971. Comedy) Hywel Bennett. Denholm Elliott. The recrp- tent of the first "below·the-belt" organ transplant gains world notoriety and de- cides to track down the donOf. 'R' ( 1 hr . 143-~ ... W -..aTU.. -&:W.-nwATCM .. "Fr~re" (1981. Horror) Fttdlnend .Mayne, Luca Elefcovlcl. A de· cealld horror atat dec1Qfa4Q. Cllaposa ol COiiege Horr.Of Fiim Society mlmt>ers Who tlOle his ~Ofpse at e prenk 'R' ( 1 tv , 27 lmin;.119 .... mT • .. "Go w"'· Young Man" (1936. • "Man. Women And Child" ( 1983, Drame) Martin Sheen. Blythe Denner ( 1 hr , 39 ml(l) 19 "The It. Pitt!"" ( 1964, SCitnOe Flc- llOfl) Robtrt Urich, Mary Crosby ( 1 tv , 36 min.) Cl) "Sahar•" ( 1984. Adwnture) &ooke $hlelela. L•mben Whan. ( 1 hr .. ,_. min ) •CC> "~the" (1979. Mystery) Dustin Hottrnen, VenetM Aedgtave ( 1 ht , 38 min) •CZ>··~ DrMm Rac.r" (1980. Drama) Dl>Ad E•• Btt1.i Bt1dpM ( 1 tw • S 1 Comedy) Mae West. Randolph Scott. A movie stat' ha& many misadVentUI'" on a personal appearance tour. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) I.., . ..,,..,..::,..·= ... _ . .,,..., --.... .. AllDTT A19corr&LO .. "King Of The Pecot" ( 1936. We&tern) John Wayne. Muriel Evans, A young lawyer. whose parents were mur· dered by a ruthless cattle baron, preperea himself carelutty fOf an open confrontation With the killer ( 1 ht.) ~ .. .,_ {!)... "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 193-4. Suspense) Petef 1L0tre, Leslie Banks. The daughter of en English couple Is kidnapped to prevent them from revealing what they know about a planned assassination ( 1 hr .. 14 rnln.) ··---.. Cl} .. "Neighbors" (1981, Comedy) John Belushi. ban Aykroyd. A mlddte- class suburban couple is subjeeted to the strangest 24-hour periOd of their ltves after bizaue new neighbors move 1n ne•I door -~ ~l,'TMJ' mln) a\) '=-"The Hot et New Hampshire" ( 1984, Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau Bridge$ Based on the bOok by John Ir- ving An ecceotrk: New England lamtly uo- dergoes changes as 11 sets up hotels in d11feutnt IOCales 'R' ( 1 hr • 50 mtn ) cm mWll "Blue SkteS Again" ( 1983 . Comedy) Harry Hamlin, Mimi Rogers A woman allempts to try out for a spot on a big-league baseball team despite the op- position ot men in the club and the ownet. 'PG' (I hr . 27 min) • --mlACI M (C) .. "Krull" ( 1983. Fantasy) Ken Marshall, Lyse11e Anthony On anothe< planet, a prioce laoes many tests as he tries to regain his kingdom. rescue his be· trothed and ballle a super-powerful beast. ·po· ( 1 hr . 57 min) 4111 e llOWll "Stardust On The Sage" ( 1942. Western) Gene Autry. Smiley Bur· ne11e A scheming m1n1ng foreman tries to dupe cattlemen who have P'JfChased -~s.~~l~T~ MO'~· {198' ~medy) David Naughton. Patrick Houser. An Idaho farm boy. participating jn a freestyle skiing compelitjon, flndt ro- mance and tun. es well as a rivalry With the reigning Auatnan champ.on 'A'.< 1 hr . 36min) . 4111 111.Jl __ Gf __ min) • "Unfaithfully Yours" ( 1984. Comedy) Oudtty Moore, Nastase.-K1ntk ( 1 ht., 3Sm.n) -a:> "Soggy eonom. u S.A.. .. ( u~e t. Com- edy) Ben JoMtol\ Loil Netttlton ( 1 tw .. 37 min) "$ehara" « 198-C. Adventure) 8f()()t(e Shields, Lambefl WtlSOn ( 1 ht • 4' min ) "Come And O.t It'' ( 1936, Drema) Joel Mc:OM. Wallet 8tennan ( I tw • 45 Sunday. March 17. 1985 15 min.) -all "Money From Home" ( 1953. COIT)e-<M Dean Martin, Jefry Lewis. (2 hrs.) -CI> "French Postcards" ( 1979. Comedy) Miles Chapin, Blanche Baker. ( 1 hr .. 32 min.) tW(D) "The Hole! New Hampehire" (19M, Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau Bridges. ( t hr .. 50 min.) tWe "It Tomorrow Comes" (1971, Ora- ma) Patty Duke, James Whitmore. ( 1 hr . 30mln.) -· ''l'N See You In My Dreams" ( 1952. Musical) Oo<ts Day, Danny Thomas. (2 hrs.) CC) "Triumphs Of A Man Called Horse" ( 1983. Orama) Richard Harrls. Mlchael Beck. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) CH) "Sounder" C 1972. Orama) Cicely !t_sorl, Paul Winfield. ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) W "To Begin Again" ( 1983, Orama) An- tonia Ferrandls. Encarna Paso. { 1 hr., 33 min.) W (D) "Exposed" (1983. Orama) Nastassja Klnskl, Harvey Keitel. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.) • "Pol O' Gold" (1941, Comedy) James Stewart. Paulette Goddard. (2 hrs.) W (C) "Warlords Of Atlanlis" ( 1978, Adven- ture) Doug McClure. Cyd Charisse ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) Cl) "Man. Woman And Child" ( 1983, Orama) Martin Sheen. Blythe Danner. (1 hr .. 39mln.) •OO "Finnegan Begin Again" ( 1985, Com- edy) Mary Tyler Moore, Robert Preston l! hr , 52 min.) •CZ> "Loot'' { 1972, Comedy) Richard Al· tenbOroogh. Lee Remick ( 1 hr., 54 min.) •Cl> "The Enchanled Journey" (1984, Fantasy) Animated. Voices ot Jim Backus. Ore.on Bean. { 1 hr .. 24 min.) •Cl> "Enler The Ninja" (1981. Adventure) Franco Nefo. Susan Oeotge (2 hrs.) CD "The T~ Months" ( 1980. Fanta- sy) Animated. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) (0) "Unfaithfully V<>1n" (1984, Comedy) Dudley Moore. NastUlja Klnskl ( 1 hr., 36 min.) •all "Charley Van1ck" ( 1973, Orama) Walter Matthau. Joe Don Baker. (2 hrs , 25min ) •OO "The lea Pirates" (1984, Science Fic- flon) Robert Urloh, -Mary Crosby ( 1 hr .. 36m1n) Cl) "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 1934, Suspenae) Pefer Lorre, lMJle ~I. ( 1 hr . 14 min.) 16 Sunday, ~arch 17, 1985 •Cl).,.. ''Sahara" (1984. Adventufl) Brooke Shields. Lambert Wilson. In lhe 1920., an helresa' pledge 10 her dying fa- ther --thal she will w1n the cross-Sahara auto raoe In a spotts car of his own de&lgn ., leads her lnlo dangers of every sort l'PG~~;= -., .... .., . .. • u.nuu. Los Angeles Lakers at Pho9nlx Suns (2 hrs., 40 mll'l ) •1mc ... =DAYIAUll ........... Ma ~,~ ........ .... flGllMm W UM Wi&UDIU ICIH mlUOOM UllCml M ... ...... lMATT\19 ., ... _.... --Q ,. MAIUlll Capturing Hawaiian surfers on film: Rio de Janeiro's restive ~htllfe (mi -.:f.n.u•IT TWf Fearured. Dionne WarwiOI< and Burt Bacharach I =-~==-.. ,.,, -~~OIMMl.DIMU A chronicle of w1ldhfe photographer Jack Swedberg'• attempt 10 transfer wild ee- gles lrom Mall4toba to the Ouabbln Reser- voir In Massachusettl. (() WOii.i CUP -Women's slalom trom Waterville Valley, N H ( t hr • 30 min.) ([) ..,. "The Buddy System" ( 1984, Comedy) Richard Orayfusa, Susan Saran- don Roman11c compllcalfona ensue when a IOnely boy targets a gadget Inventor and would-be wriler as a match for his single mother 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 50 mm ) <:m ... "The Hotel New Hampshire" ( 1984, Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau Bridges Based on the book by John Ir- ving. An eccentrlC New England tamlly un· dergoes changes as 11 sets up hotels In different locates 'R' ( 1 hr , 50 min ) (%) .,.. "French Postcards" ( 1979. Comedy) Miias Chapin, Blanche Baker. A group ol American stoo.tlll become en- fhralled with 1he country and ill people whlle studying In France 'PG' ( 1 hr .. ·32 min) M8 I• M TOWI' Featur9d· a vl111 to Southern California's wineries: meet the people behind the Hollywood Walk Of Fame: ==bo1ees. &~ .... M•U. --ATU.. ...... .., ..... llU11 ..... .,.. "The World In His Arms" (1952. Advonture) Gregoty Ptek. Ann Blyth A prlnc~s falls In love wnh a sea cftptaln, bUt IS kidnapped by " haled J)flnce on lhO fV9 ot her wedding (2 hrs , 1om1n ) I W•llAW ~ mM Aegutarly 1Chtdul9d mm.no may be dtltyed dUt 10 brHkl •lll•YM--A N tlf .. cal lo06c at m<Met. lnctudlng comcal eri. fi. ol this Y9&• Oscat nominees. UClll ... UllTA MnA M IDWA A survey of Wyom ng's w11dhfe. focusing on the breeding, migallon and survival patterns of the Rocky Mountain Elk Q_ ( t hr , 30 min.) • • CIJ a 1 a • • Member• ot the JPI lerson household lry to help their barteri der lriend Charlie conquer his drtnki"'J PfOblem 0 D e A-TUii B A. rescues a boy frorr• J burning building while Hannibal and .,,,. rest of the team try 10 protecf a wom.1 hre chief from harassment. (R) O ( 1 hr 1 8.,.. "Gable And Lombard" (1976 Romance) James Brohn. Jill Clayburg! Thirties him stars Clark Gable and Ca"''" Lombard discover that neither the mov1,. mogult nor the American publlc are reach lo accept their illicit off·acreen romance (?hrs.) ' · - 8 «I ~ A ~ Jack's plan '" reun11e Vteky's divorced parents With a rl) mantic dinner lor lwo meets with disa'.>lflr i lO .... C.lllllTI . ....,tn•rr TC11•rr Featured Dionne Warwk:k and Burt Bacharach • taUA1M AWAITI A young sc1en11-;1 (Mark Harmon) dtSCovers a British lu11ur) finer. lost for over 40 years. at the bo1tcin• ol the sea w1th 400 people stlll affve ar11J being ruled by a benevolent dictate>< {ghrlstopher L:ee) (Parl 1 of 2) (2 hrs J • OA A survey of Wyoming's wlldhl~ focusing on the breedlf'IO, mtgratlon and suMval pallerns of the Rocky Moun1a1n Elk O { 1 hr . 40 min ) ~ MOWll "Trtumptls Of A Man Called Horse" ( 1983. Orama) Richard Hams. Michael Beck. An elderly warrlof tries to keep gold searchers off Sioux land 'PG .l! hr., 30 m1n) CID AU. M ... -Aller teavlng her estranged aunl, Delle works In a photo- graphic $1udlo In Ecnuca, bul soon con· centretes on managing lhe rlverboel Phil· adelphla, and begins a romantic and stormy relatlONhlp with he( partner Bren ton Edwardt.. Sigrid Thornton, John W• ters (Part 2 of 4Lli ( 1 hr • 40 min ) (I) WAYU* •1m I A COWIOT II U. DOii In this London concert, Waylon Jen, n1ngs sings "Lucille." "Just To Satisfy ,, Vou," "The Dukes Of Hau.ard" theme song and tunes from lhe album "Never Toe The Mark " G .,.. "Private Buckaroo" ( 1942, Mu· SICat) Andrews Stt1trs, Joe E. Lewta. A blg·flme band stagff an Army camp lhow dull~ wartime (I hr., 30 rn1n ) .. 8 (I) AUCI When lhe diner 11 IOld, Al~. Mel, Vera. Tommy end Jolene share tHra end 1&ugh1er as fhty reminisce about lhe 181t nine~. Q • al TM IDllt When Jonathan 1m11a1ea Samantha's fi1t·f1Qhling. Angele lque:;,.~y'a child•reaflng Ideas (A) ...... •••w• WOll ...... OllMMM- .. Cl) .. "F1rat StfPI" (Prtmtafe. Drema) Judd H111Ch. Amy Steel A coura· geous 23·year-old wOfTlen, par 1yztd 1n a tritglC IUIO acctdenl, Ond • dadoealfd bl<>: et\Olneet encounter frlumoh end Mt b8ck1 In their Strugolt to fulfill "-' dr~am of wettung el l'ltr cOllOge graduahon o (2 hr•) e e _,.. COdy, Nk:k Ind Boz run atovl of the law In 1 amaN towYl When a Clairvoyant lmpl!Clt.. them In her ntr>h· tw't murdtr. ( 1 hr ) 8 9 MAD• I• I ~MaleolrTnJrd Jenny are stymied by an elusive Jewel thief who keeps jUst one step ahead of them. i.(~ • ~_,.Scheduled: actot ~lllJam Katt. a.nge< Patty Andrews. author Melvyn Klnder ("Smart Women, FOOiish Chol<:· es"). Impressionist Scott Record, De· borahShetton ("Dallas") (1hr.) ~~1"2nd Oust'" (1983, Ota- ma) Julie Christle, Greta Scacchl. A young Englishwoman arrives lo India to re- search the Ille of her great aunt who, 60 years before, had created a scandal by taking an Indian lover. 'R' (2 hrs,. 10 min) cm .... "Exposed" (1983, Otama) Nutass)I Klnskl. Ha.rvey Keitel. A fashion model's lover uses her aa bait to trap an lntematlonaf killer 'A' ( 1 hr., 4'0 mlrt) ())_."The Hunger" ( 1983, Fantasy) Cetherlne Oenewe. Oevid Bowle. A phy$· cian working al a Hf ... xtenslon research Institute becomes Involved with a female vampire. 'R' ( 1 hr . 37 min.) (%) .... "Hair" ( 1979. MU61caf) JOhn Savage. Treat WIHiams. A young man on his way to Army Induction meets a band of hippies in Central Park who take him on a IOYfUI, l:ross-<X>Untry muslcal odyssey ·pa·-(2 hrs .• 1 min.) ... POU .... AT Dlft.'I Ull Glenn , Yarbfough, the Limellters and the Kings- ton Trio sing popylar folk songs of the late '50s and early '«?Os in a concert at Oevll's Laka Resort 1n, Edmonton, Alberta. ( 1 hr . 30 min) •CII .,. "O.rby's Rangers" (1958. Ad- venture) James Garner. Etchlka Choureau. The herOIC American Rangers go Into combat under the IMdeflhlp of COionei 0.rby In theft invesiotl of tt.iy and North Africa. (2 hrs,, 30 mln.6 CC) Cl •111 ~mm IT Life.size pupPets of President RNgen. Queen Eliz· abath, Prince Charlel and Slf John Giel· ~ are uted to .. t111te current events. CIJ ._. CW -Women's slalom, first and second runs, from Park City. Utah. (R) (~ ••c.. .,.,.. -lllltU7) _. ~·cti.Jbetc0Y c 1968, Orama) Richard Egan, Christopher Jonea. A youth resolves some Inner conflicts when he joins a tuna f~=t. (2 hrs.. 5 min.) e llltlCM. A fllm profile of the Soviet Emlgfe Orchestra, Whole members are mostly Soviet Jews who have sought retvge m the U.S. lnctu~ are Interviews with the musicians and concert perform- ances of music by Haydn. Mozart. Tcha1kOV5ky and Shostakovich. ( 1 hr . 50 min.) -· e F llTO. l1lal Laure end Remlnglon are hired to locate a man who's disappeared with a vakJab6e coolde rec: ... ~ I li .....,. Maddie and David Investigate the on-air kltling of a a.t•nlghl redio talk-show hot! ( 1 hr ) JI .... ao CC) llON "Easy Rider" ( 1969. Orama) Peter Fonda. Dennis Hopper. Two young motorcyclists drop out of aoclety and. rid· ing across the Southwest to New Orleans In search of Iha "real" America. encoun- ter prejudice and senseless violence. 'R' i_!hr .~min ) (8) •••.a.TY Keep silent or talk are Harry's tough choices when he has In- formation on the prison doctor's murdef Har-=--bert Desiderio -1 TIC TAC DOUIN .... w ... . MUITPOUtA The comical Shmenge brothers (John Candy. Eugene Levy) im- migrate to the U.S. from the fictional country ot Leutonla to launch a career in s:><>lka mualC. ( 1 hr ) .. • M1m A study ot the hlatory and pllght of the rhinoceros. one of the most I..,~ endangered species on eatth Q ,,. fl..•CI>o e ... --au. &fadM ....... co.r .J .,. "Nana" (1981. Otama) Katya Berger, Jean-Pierre Aumont A beaullful and w111fvl prostitute puts her appearance and body to use to become the toast of BLUE·GREEN MANNA ... THE ANSWER TO YOUR ALLERGIES? FIND OUT ABOUT ... • • • • What Manna did for.-an American Scientist and his struggle with allergies The most unique food source known to man & fo und only in the clear waters of Kl amath Lake. Call or Wri te to: DEE'S Information Service 2218 So. Parton St. Santa Ana, Ca 92707 8 -2 p.m. (114) 546--3313 .. the town. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 32 min,) fE~~ot Dog ... The Movle" (198'. Comedy) David Nauphton. Patrick Houaef. An Idaho farm t>oy. partlcipetlng tn a freestyle skiing competition. flnda r<> manoe and fun. as well as a rivalry With the reigning Austrian champl<>n. 'R' ( 1 ht • $min.) •••IM'fau fttlCI) .,. "Blondes Have More Fun" ( 1984'. Otama) John Leslte. JeSle St. James. An unsoccesstul businessman asks a crazy inventor to create a lake po- tlOll so he can swindle people ( 1 hr . 30 m1n.i_ tW • (() HU. M Colt Is used as a pawn by • a New Vork poliee captain whO wants to capture a top gangster (R) ( t hr.. 10 min.) 8 e T-..r Host: Johnny Carson. Scheduled: Luciano Pavarotti: singer Lin- Ida =~hr.) j 1n---~ . ... ......... WIW•CI MATM "'The Jewel In The Crown" Tension between Hindus and Moslem& heightens on the 9V4t of Indian 1nclependenoe. as a train carrying Pe<ron. Sarah and SuS8n ~ anacked. lhe late of Harl Kumar remains a mystery (Part 14 Ol 1~(1 hr.) CE ,...,. CID llON "Sahara" ( 198•. Adventure) BrOOke Shields. Lamberl Wiison In the 1920s. an heiress· pledge to hef dytng la· thef •• that ~ wtll wjn the cross-Sahara auto race In a sports car ot his own cleSlgn -leads hef Into dangers ot fkVe<y IOtt. 'PG' ( 1 hr., •~ min.) • M CU. Scheduled toptCS the oc~: the swallows of Caplstrano ( 1 hr_, 30 min.) tW~.,. "This Is Spmal Tap" (1984, Comedy) Rob Aelnef, Michael McK•n. In this sattre on the contemPotary rock mu- slC scene. an American documentary lllm· maker examines the phenOmenon of a 17· year-old heavy metal band from England 'R' ( t hr . 22 min ) Sunday. March 17, 1985 17 -I aetdmy Coal. mater to reoeive an honorary degree, but instead becomes an object Of gosalp when her pest misadllentures are recalled. l hrs .. 5 min.) -Tw.T-M•lal"'°°' , .. "My Sweet Charlie" ( 1970, Orama}"Patty Me. Al Freeman Jr. A big· oted Southern girt is forced by clrcum- stanoes 10 hide out with a Northern black man. (2 hrs., 5 min.) (f)&Lbbl&ff ... g .. "Money To Burn" (1973, Ora- ma) E.G. ManheU. Mildred ~twlck: A man In P'ison engineers a multknlltlon d<>llar counterfeiting sen.me. ( t hr.. 30 rhin.) (() 10P ... -Dana Roston vs. Rocky Garcia In a featherweight bout acheduled for 10 rounds, from Lake TahOe. Nev. (R) (2 hrs .. 30 min,) ()) .. "The Blue Lagoon" ( 1980. Ora- ma) Brooke Shields. Chrlstopl1ef Alkins: Two castaway children grow to adoln- cence on a remote South Pacific Island and experlenoe the pangs of first iove. 'A' t! hr .. 44 min.) -· e LA11WwmlDMIDLiii&W• Guests: Marilu Hanner. performance artist Peerl Bernettr (R) ( 1·hf1 I ... ll1'CllCOCI .,_ ...... "'" ...,.U.m&MY .. "Oeek Set" (1957, Comedy) Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn. O&- aplte the threat that an efficiency expert J>OMI to her job. a department heed finds twn attractive. (2 hrs.) e .. "White Feather" ( t955, West· ern) Robert Wagner, John Lund. A pros- pector It inslrumental in bringing peace to hie terrlloz, (2 hrs.) l .....,,•••ema IA911rT -CA Scheduled: soclOl- ogllt and author Alan McEvoy ("If She Is . ~"). -·Cl)••_. A military academy oom-menda"' tri. to save his career by klHlng me chairman of the school board. (R) ( t ; hr .. ~ min.) .. Cl) llOYll "Slayground" ( t984, Suepenee) Petef' Coyote. Mel Smith. The father of a little girl klfled durlng an ar· m«ed car robbery hires a sadistic e1Cacu- • t!Oner 10 hunt down the men responsible for her dNtti. 'A' (1 hr., 29 min.) •••-"No Man Of .._Own" (1932. c:iema) 0.k Gable, Carole Lombard. A cunnlr"1 cardehark "loses his acn" and auooumbl to the charms of a J)fetty git! wno wents him to change his llfestyte. (2 -tn:) •Cll> "Expolad" ( 1983. Orama) Nnt ... je ~I. Har.rtv Keitel. ( 1 hr,, 40 min.) C2) "French ~o.tc:erds" (1979. ComedY) Mila Chlpin, 8llnche Beker. (1 hr .. 32 .. es:~ lottom. U.8.A." ( 1981, Com-~) llfi JoMIC>n, Lois Nettleton. .( 1 hr .. 3'7 min.) •Im "Altilll And Modlll" (1965, Come-~ e>.'I u.tln, Jttry L.wll. (2 twt..) •Cll "Ion..-. TornorTow" (196'. Dr•· fftl) ... ..-ca ,.,...,, Nefley Addl- 1 I Sunday~ March 17. 1986 e ... "Tbe Madwoman Of Chaillot" ( 1969, Con\edY) Katharine Hepburn. Charles Boye(. The corrupt leaders of an International monopoly are lured to their deaths by an eccentric old woman and her mad accomplices. (2 hrs.) cm .. "The Hotel New Hampshire" ( 198', Comedy) Jodie Foster, Beau Bridges. Based on the book by John Ir· vlng. An ecoentrlc New England family un- dergoes changes as It sets up hOtels In different loceleS. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) (%).,. "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( t956. Suspense) James Stewart. Doris Dey. An American couple ln Moroc· co learn of an assas.ination plot when they witness the murder ot a F'rench se- oret.cG'~ hrs.) w! .. "Amityville II: The Possession" ( 1962. Horror) Burt Young. James Olson. A family wrestles With supernatural occur- rences emanating from within their Long Island house. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) W CB).,. "Reckless" (1984. Orama) Af.. den Quinn, Daryl Hannah. A young motor· cycle enthusiast whose life 1 has been made unWholesome by an alcOhollc father becomes Involved with a girl whO is loo lood for him. 'R' ( t hr., 30 min.) ----lalYWOGDa-• ..... M.ITIMMCGITlllll ........... , w ,., ... .. "Surf II" (1984, Comedy) Ed· die Oeezen. Linda Kerrldge. A madman ~octs a tainted soff drink that compels sur1ers and beach-bums to eat garbage ·~1:~:1 ·1 · Cll ... ..rTWATCM ... .. _.ATLMll .. ........ .,. "Blondie In Society" ( t941. Comedy) Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake. A champion Great Dane cr•ates prot>lema for the Bumateads. ( t hr .. 30 m1n.) l _,,.MUIT .... -• ..,,.OQ • ... "Strange Bedfellows" ( 1966, Comedy) ~oc::k Hudson, Gig Young. Atter considering diVoroe, a COfP()(ale execu- tive attempts to reconclte with hit wife, whOH ""Y temper could harm hit im.ge. ; hrs.) .-on MeCOlnLLO .,. "Lawless Frontier" ( 1935, Western) John Wayne. Shella Terry. A cowtiorsnugglft to-.xonerate"lllmAlf ot eon. ( t hr .. 30 min.) 1111 (C) "Charlie Chan And The Curae Of The Oregon Queen" (198t. Comedy) Pe• U.t!Oov. Richard Hatch. ( 1 hr .. 37 min.) ' CD> "Wonder Man" (1945, Comedy} Danny Kaye, Virginia Mayo. ( t hr., 38 min.) (J) "Loot" ( t972, Comed'y) Rlehard At· tenborough. Lee Remick. ( 1 hr . 54 min.) •®"The One And Only" (t978, Come- dy) Henry Winkler, Kim Darby. ( l M,f38 min.) (I) "The Ice Plratea'' '1984. Science Fie· tlon) Robert Urich. Mary Crott>y. C 1 hr .. 38 min.) -~"The Otltl Cr)'9(el" (198"l, F1nta•y) ~ (1hf .. 35mln.) •CD) ' . .,_ loe Plrlt"" (1984. Science FiC• cr1mes blamed on him by a crooUd sher· ilf. ( 1 hr.) . ~=-"Emanoetle On Taboo ltland" (1977. Orama) Lauri Gemser. A young man is cast ashore on a tropical Island and meets a sensuous young woman. 'A' • nmntW ~hr .. 25 min.) .,. "Jlnxedl" (1982, Comedy) Bette Midler. Ken Wahl. A &Inger t11ka an unlucky casino dealer Into helplng her do away with her obnoxious boyfriend. 'A' ( 1 hr .• 45 min.) cm llCMI "Unfaithfully Yours" ( 1984, Comedy) Dudley MOOf'e, Nastassja Kin- ski. An orchestra conductor thinks that his wile may have had an affair with a vtoffnlst while he was away on tour and conlf)lres 10 murder her. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) (%) .. "The Gift" (1982, Comedy) Pl· erre MOndy. Clio Gol<lsmlth. A mlddle- aged banker's retirement gift turns out to be the ravishing beauty he meets on a train. ·R~led) t 1 hr., 45 min.J ·-.-•(I) WANll •1m1• A COWIOY •LA*' DOI In this London concert, Waylon Jen· nings sings "Lucille,"· "Just To Satisfy Vou." "The Dukes Of Hauard" theme song and tunee from the album "Never :15~:" .. "Bk>ndie Goes To College" ( 1942. Comedy) Panny Singleton,' Arthur Lake. The Bumsteads conceal their mar· riage when they go back to college, but the plan b&cklires when they both find ro- maoce with others ( 1 hr . 30 min.) (I) ...... ,_ Cll) ·-ICOIT W(f)'lmYnml (I) ... • M IUITI Animated. An ac· cldent·pr<>ne lion theds his Image and rises to become the king of beasts after he rescues Noah and the animals from a flel'y ark. •Gll•DMMl•--(C)Cl ... l.,_.llDIR&••rr 1.119-'Slia puppet• of President Aeagan. Queen Ellz· abeth. Prince ChartN and Str John Glel· ~d are used to ... tlriL• current events. .. CB) .. "The Lone! Guy'' (198', Com· edy) Steve Martin, <!harlet Grodin. After his te1Cy glrlftlend 181vet him, a young man faces a lonely Hfe and writ" a best· selling book that MrVes as a guide for ~-1one1on,. mein. 'A' t1 hr.;-30mln.) tlon) Aobe<t Urieh, Mary Crosby. ( t hr .. 36mln) •(%) "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 1956, Suspense) James Stewart. Doris Dey. (2 hrs.) -~ "The Earthling" (t980, Adveriture) William HOiden. Ricky Sehr~. ( 1 hr.: ~2 min.) • • • ® "Harry And Son" ( 198-4, Orem•) ...r---Peul Newmen, AoOby Benton. (1 hf .. 67 min ) (I) "Rich, Young And Pretty" ( 195t, Mu- licel) J1ne Pow.ti. Vie Damone. (1 hr., 35mln) -V) "SantilOO" !'He. A<Mtlture) Alen -L.acld. RoMln• Podelt1. (2 hft.) tWCDl "8fllntt0trn" (1913, SclenOe-Acnon) Oiirlttopher Wilken N.tt1lle WOOd. (1 hr .• '---·~ 46mln) tW G "Night Slaves" ( 1970, M)'SlefY) James FrancdlCUS, Lee Grant. ( 1 hr., 30 mn.) . CZ> "Sillfer Dream Race<" (1980, Orama) David Essex. Beau Bridges ... ( 1 hr.. 51 min.) _Aft _______ _ -· "Starbird And Sweet William" ( 1978. Orama) A. Martinez. Oen Haggerty. (2 hrs.) (C) "Contract On Chefry Street" ( 1977, Orama) Frank Sinatra, Verna Bloom. (2 hrs . 29 min) "Brainstorm" ( 1983, Science-Fiction) Christopher Walken. Natalie Wood. ( 1 hr .. 46 mln.) W (f)) "Cracking Up" ( 1983. Comedy) Jerry Lewi$. MHton Bef~. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) CD) "Angel" (J984, Orama) Cliff Gorman, Sutan Tyrrell. ( 1 hr .. 32 min.) G "Chip Ott The Old Block" ( 1~. Mu- sbl) UOnald O'Connor. Peggy Ryan. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) W CI> "Around The World In 80 Oeys" ( 1956, AdVentura) David Niven, Shlfiey MacLaine. (2 hrs .. 48 min.) •()) "Unta1thluKy Yours" ( 1984, Comedy) Dudley MOOfa, Nastass)a Klnskl ( 1 hr .. 36 min) .. (C) "The Day The Women Got Even" ( 1980. Orama) Jo Ann Pflug, Julie Hager-'i'.... ( 1 hr., 40 min.) (.ti) "Lat's Spend The NIQN Togethef" ( 1982. Documentary) The Rolling Stones ( t hr., 30 min.) •COJ "Wonder Man" ( 1945. Comedy) Denny Kaya. Virginia Mayo. ( 1 hr., 38 min.) Cl) "Somewhere Tomorrow" ( 1984, Ora- ma) Sarah Jessica Parker, Nanoy Addi-son (1hr .. 30 min) •eel "The Dark Cfystal" ~ 1982. Fantasy) ~ts. (1hr.,35-min) w "All That Jan" ( 1979, Musical) Roy Scheider, Jessica Lange. (2 hrs., 3 min.) .. (!) "A Star Is Born" (1976, Mualcal) Barbra Streisand, Kris Kristofferson. (3 hrs) "Somewhere Tomotrow" ( 1984, Ora- ma) Sarah Jessica Parker. Nancy Addt· son. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) •tm "Along The Great Divide" (1951. W"tern) Kilk Douglas. Virginia Meyo. ( 1 _ hr .. 55 min.) .. CH) "The One And Only" ( 1978, Come- dy) Henry Winkler. Kim Derby ( 1 hr .. 38 min) -····· -----· ·1·-= --... ,. ... WWO•M ITM!m ~ -Regularly echeduled =Ing may be delayed due to I =· 'm C••• IUU i .. "The ElrtNna" (IMO. Adven- ture) Wiiiem Holden. "'*Y Schfodlr. A world tr1veter t.-chee 1 young orphen the W8Y1 of IUM>i•t In the AUlttlllan wlldtr· neet 'PG' (1 hr. 42 min) ---Olo Cotofne YI Eric ~'" In • --.. ...,. bout ICheduled tor 10 roundl, llYt from A~ City. H.J. (2 hfl. 30 min) ~="The loe Pita!•" ( 1984, Sci- ence FlctlcJn) Robert lklch .. Mary Cfost>Y Space pirates IOln a beautiful prineess ln search of hef e..;"IOfer fathef and a newly discovered aouroe of much-needed water In ·=~r~G' ( 1 hr . 36 min.) .. • llWY ..... ...... "MAii .. ~a.Lm ... .... ,~ ..... __ ,_,_ ..-wcanm • di ... LMCm ,. ... = ... 'lllAT'Mm n.u .. ... Q ,. MIU• James Brohn on the set of "Hotel"; romantic Rio de Janeiro l lMW . .,_.II •IT TW Featured: Glenn Cloee. U,....aca111• ... .,,,n __ ..._ PWl_,W-CA:llAMM*I_,,.. .,,., -U-. ~A...,._ W Tiii A look at a variety of flying crea- turee. locludlng frogs and spiders. and their 80Mv1t technlquea. Q ( t hr.) CC ... "Champions" ( 1984, Biogra- phy) John Hvr1, E~d WoodWard. lhe true 11ory of successful English jockey Bob Champion Who, stricken with cancer In 1979, came beck 10 win the Grand Na- tlonel Steeplechase two years later. 'PG' 1! hr .. 65 min.) CZ) ... "Loot" ( 1972: Comedy) Rich- ard Attenbotough, Lee Remick. A de- ceased Irishwoman's son end his bast friend dectdt to hide their bank robbery loot In hef coffin 'PG' ( 1 hr • 54 m1n.) 1'a e I • M lOWI ~eatured: Saturday morning's music ~ stars: cable TV's otfbtet rntaurant critic: hoW a local cen- ter ~ alcohollca. ., ... , ... .. 11ilft• •LI M•LA --AT .... ........ ... ..... llU1' _,,., ._. ..... __ .. ...... u.fA_.,A ............ AU. ... cuu I L..,.,..,.., •· '*-' Anlmaled Snoopy falls In love with • Firench poodle and plant to marry her. IM the a,,11/11 of Snoopy't bfothef ~· e=t• matt.,• o e e 'N ••Jonathan and --hllp • Y°'10Q runaway find the rnearq of t8Mity love. 8nd they contole e mothtf teeing the death of her only eon Ir OC*.(R)0 (1tw) .. ''Going Ho41ywood" ( 1933. ) Blf,g Crosby. Petay Kelly A ~I beComt9 • French tNld to bt ,,.., the a1• lht iow.. (2 tn ) e a Nil M A wflftf tndl up on • flight mt~ me Ewetgledtt with Cott wflef't 1 r~ Crime boM clltcOYefl that I - h9f ~~ 1 ~ WIN be beMd on .. 119. s)~'--. ;-.:.::.rr TClll•n F..u.d! Glenn Close • IOUA1" AWMT'I A young .-'*I (Mark Harmon) discoven a Brlttlh ......., knef. loaf tor over 40 yeara. at the bottOm of the sea with 400 people sfll 8he end being ruled by a ~ dlclllOt lChrlstophef Lee) (Part 2 of 2) (2 hra.) 01) llO¥ll "Cisco Pil<e" ( 1971, OrelN) Gene Hackman, Kris Krllton..on. A. crooked rmre~liCs" illent bleckmell en•- con into dealing a large quantity o4 ~ ~na ~2 hrs) m --Ale * Si& -_.OJI ...-cu.._ A lrlbUte to tt'9 team that creaJed such Broedwlly '*9 • "The Sound Of Muslc " and "South~ 1c." leatu11ng htm chps, photot, end Inter· views with Sl'llrley Jones, AHred Orlke, Y" Brynner, Gordon MacRae and compoeera Marfin Charnin ("Annie") end Andrww Lloyd Webber ("Cets"). Mery ...,... hosts (2 hrs ) '1l) "911 _. Regularly ~ ptogramm1ng may be delayed d&.-to p~b<eaks CC> llCMI "Contracl On Cherry s.rwt" ( 1977. Orama) Frank Slnetf•. Verna Bk>om A policeman devises.,.. unoftho- dox plan for bringing criminals to ju8etce. (~ hrs .. 29 rrnn ) CR) ALL TMI 11¥1M U Delle k .... tw pregn&ncy a secrel when lhe end 8renlDn take the Ph1ladfotph1a on a dengttOUI run down a tow river 1n a desperlle lttempt to make ll'len 1111ert>oa1 profitable. 99td Thornton. John Wn•f'rs (Part 3 o4 4) Q ll hr , 45 nun ) (SJ llCMI "The Lords Of DiloiOlne" (1983. Orama) 0'1V1d Keith, Aob8rt Prosky A ~n'°' At a Southern mmeery academy •S det1trm1ned to ex~ h members of an ehte group respo1....._ tor the brutal, And someumeg lethal, haZlng o4 cadets deemed undes•rat>le 'R' ( 1 hJ., 43 min.) ... "II I Had My Way" ( t940, ...... cal) Bing Crosby. Glof1a Jaen. Two~ devllhans open a l"QhlClub Ill New Y• with the help ol an mphan And her ,.. aerved relattves ( 1 tit . JO min.) H CO LA--A romentlc story of llte In• Bohemian orllsts' commlmity of Pwtl' Latin Ouarte< In the 1830s J•"* Levine conduct• the MetropolttM ()pef1'1 pro- dUCtion with Renato Scotto lfld ludefto Pavarom (3 hfS 1 ~ • 8 Cl) IG .. '9CI O/l llm IOOP Anmet· ed The comlC heroine of the 19209 end ! t930s strives for stardom while wolttiflg • a thoe clerk. by day and • dancer et ftlgM. l =DOUIM .., ... ,. ... "The lee P113tn" ( 19141 ti enct Fiction) Robelt Urich. Mery Ctollw. Sp&ot pt1111ee jOln a beautiful princ.. Ir\ search of her exploler lathef lll'ld 1 ~ d~ed SOUIC~ Of mt.K.tl need8d - In a nea~nlA"Y ·po ( 1 hr • 38 "*'-l ... . ~dC.<t .. (1980. eon.. dy) Kurl Ausaeft, JACk Wllrden Afllr l'9 OWflfor of 1 b11n1cruot c.r shop diet, NI emp!Oy try lo covtr up hit ~ to pttvtnt h~ wealthy ~-oMtef .,,-., from tnhetlllng the t>usioets Q (2 l'Q.) I ' PACTIWWIQ lftlUTT Bl lr.e nd Otolel ctllh Sunday, March 17, 1985 Jt _, When Krystle refuMt e reconc:llN!tlon offer: Steven attacks Adam·a role In Claudia's divorce proceedings; Alexls's matchmak· Ing for Amanda and Prince Michael goes aw1ifit11 hr.) .... CllClmA.11 ~ _...,. Scheduled· Susan Scan· nell ( "Oyflasty") . Alan Campbell ("Three's A Crowd"). Stepfanle Kramer ("Hunter"). Brad Maule ("General Hos- ~~ ~ llOYll "~arGames " ( 1983. Suspense) Matthew BrOderlck. Dabney Coleman. A teen-age coml)IJler whiz lnad· vertently gains access to the Pentagon's strateglC computer sys1em and nearly be· ~s World War Ill 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 53 min ) CZJ llOWll "Christine" ( 1983. Suspense) Keith Gordon. John Stodkwell Based on Stephen King's novel A high school misfit buys and 1est0tes a 1958 Plymouth,.una· ware It's possessed by a demon that will jealously protect him and destroy any perceived threat 'R' ( t hr .. 50 min ) • 8 • IMA Stuart discovers that late- night rehearsals tor a reunion rock concert with his old band are taking thetr toll on hts usual daytime pursuits (!) llOWll "The RetVers" ( 1969. Adven- ture) Steve McOueen. Rupert Crosse An 11-yea1-old and his companions tal<e a trip to the btg city in a "b0f1owed" car (2 hrs . 30 min.) i=-~-... -m~•--• IT ...... _ Luther loses his hearing In a bOlktt exploslc>n; HallOfan Illes to help overwOfked MOfriS()('I, Cavanero Qlans a new career ( 1 hr ) 111::.-.: conoer1 pjarnsf's encoun- ter with her ex·lover leads 10 a nasty con- frontation with his wife. Mark is wrongly accused of assault, a computer whiz taps Into the hotel's system. O { 1 hr ) G mt llM, ,_.. Ull IOOI I Biiiy IS c:oerced by Estep to spy on Audy to gather valuable 1nforma1t00 for l/'le up- C<1ming Senate heanngs on Trlc0tp. a vengeful Wes gets closer to Falconettl In Les Vega•. James Carroll Jordan, Peter Haskll:iJJPar1 15 of 22) ( 1 hr ) Ill) "Caged" ( 1950. Orama) Elea· l'IOf Parker, Agnes Moorehead A yoong girl falsely imptlsoned for 1hett becomes a bitter. hottlle woman. (2 hrs.) • ,. ~ "9JMJ•-... """ WClll -Victor Borge prase!'lta a btend of music and comedy with back up .by J'lllmbef• of the London Phlharrnonte L!hr., &min.) Cl)_.• -Men's slalom. eec· ond run. hom Park City. Utah (R) ( 1 hr.) (8) .. ''Harry And Son" ( 1~. Ori· ma) Paul Newman. Robby Benson. Re· cently fktd from his !Ob. a man facet tru.- tratlon and tr'-9 to get hit son to enter a reipectable proteselon. 'PO' ( 1 hr . 57 min.) CJ) .. "The Giit" ( 1982, Com.dy) Pl- .,,. MOfldy, Clio Goldlmllh. A mlddla- eg9d banker'• retirement gift turns out to be the ravilhlng bMuty fie meet• on • trlln~t hr .. ~5 min.) I -----.. "BtalNtorm" ( 1983. Sc~ ctlon) Ctwlftoptief Walken. Natalie 20 WOOd. A "*'led eoupla trite to kMP a ~ dellgntd de¥1Ca. wNch dows a P"IOfl to tlCl)trlenct the ttnMtlont felt by another, trorn mlllftrv and 1nOU1trlal Sunday, March 17. 1985 -·o:.·s:~~;J'll:.mln.J - ~ fllll. CGU.19 Vldeot from Colllnt' lat- "' album "No Jecketa Requited" plUt behlnd·tht--scenet lnt8'Vlews. '*llJ"())9C .. --M.19 &5£4M flall'I CCUT llOWll "The Young Nur'"" ( 1973. Orama) Jean Manson. Ashley Porter. Three beautiful nurses find themselves In 5efloos and sometimes comical anemmas (E='-=~~OQr . 16mln.) co --=-~) ( 1979. Comedy) John les11i.'"'Kliiy Shane. A former adult- movie star ls blackmailed Into making one last picture. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) (Z)llOWll "Nana" (1981, Orama) Katya Berger, Jean·~erre Aumonl. A beautiful and willful J)f05t11U1e puts het appearance and body 10 use to becOme the toeSI of the town. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 32 min ) l •llMITIUO ,,. wn""'°"' "'._ C11CU1 t1:11 Cl) •••PJ. Magnum Is hired to be a bodyguard for a glamorous world-claS5 cardplayer during a poker game aboard a l!!_Chf. (A) ( 1 hr .. 10 min.) U e TCMllHr Host Johnny Carson ( t l···>e_-.- -OI ...,....,. 7't CWI Scheduled: guitarist Phil Keaggy. a celebration of spring ( 1 hr • 30 min) . 11:11 e LAW ._ICA Schedtlled: phyai· clan and author Or. SenlOfd Siegal -1·~-=wllhoUtOrugs") m GI MOU.YWOOD llOWW "A Man Called Sledge" ( 1971. Western) James Garner. Oeonis Weavet. A gunman shoots all of his oohotts to pro- tect his fortune In gold. bul ends up wilh· out htS mone.p hrs ) (!)•& L-IT .. 9 llOWW "Runaway" ( 1973, Suspense) Ben JohnS()('I, Ed Nelson Panic mounts among the p&598ng&fS as a ski train 'With· out braking power careens out of control down a steep mountainside. ( 1 hr • •O min } (Jl) llCMI "The Gamblers" ( 1969. com. dy) Suzy KendaU, 0on GordOn Card ~ ..,.-001 ro lliiee a wealthy arltto-- erst. (2 hrs.) COUHI IAIUTUU. OlvlSlon Ill Champ\On$hlp from Grand Rapids, Mich. {!'!) (2 hrl.) CID llOWW "Fort Apache. The Brome" I 1981, ~ame) Paul Newman. Ed Atne<. A Jough cop b11tle8 crime and corruption In New York City'• South 8ron11 neighbor· hOOd 'A' (2 hrl . 5 min ) CO) llCMI "Angel" ( 108•. Orama) Cliff Gorman. Susan Tyrrell. An Intelligent tlu· dent tums to proslitutlon '° tl"llt the can ~Y the tuition at an exclutlve high tchoel. A' (1 tn., 32 min) .,. "Unfatthfolly Youra" ( 1~. Comedy) Dudley Mooft. Nntattjl Kln- tkl An orchestra conductor think• tl'llt hit wife may have had an affair with a Ylollnlel while he w1s aw1_y on tour and c:ontpl<• 10 murder her ·po· c;J ( 1 hr., 3e min.) .. .,. "A= In Hffven" (1083, Orema) Christ Atklnt, ltltey Annt Wertan. A rn•rrltd eolleoe lnttnJCtot hat an affair with one of hf, ttvdent1 who WOfkl aa a malt ••otlo denctt. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 23mln.) -CC> .. "The Wicked Lady" (1983, Comedy) Faye Ounnay. Alan Bat ... A latc!Mtlng hlgh-IOClety women tngegtt In highway robbtry. ltdUc11on and l'nUl"der In the courtt of a day'• work. 'R' ( 1 hr.', 38 min.) -··LA11W ... IM9Wli WI Gutttt : LMy Tomlin, .. xophOnilt C181eooe C~ (R) ( 1 hr.) I .,_""*OOCI •H•11•••wra1 •WCCllO , .,. "Sierra Baron':-( 1958. W"t· tm) Brlao t<elth. Ricil Jetoo. In the 18009, a c.tifofnla claim jumper 8tttmptt to expand hit holdlnga by w1y of murder and terrorism. (2 hrt.) • llOWll "Honky Tonk" (HM 1. West· ern) Clark Gable. Lana Turfl9f. An unlike- ly IOve match occurs between• gambltf 1nd a -.bfed ltdy hom Bolton. (2 h11.= I u• • ..,.,. __ ....,_ WClllMll•MflU-.. Cl) .. "Gtntsil II" (1972, Sci- ence-Fiction) Alex Cofd, Mariette Harttey. A brilliant 20t1Klentury apace 8Cltnfltt burled during a holocaust ind unew1Md two centurlet later becomet the object of rlvalry between two opposing clvilizatlona. LR) ( 1 hr .. 20 min.) w• llOWW ''The Road To Singapore" ( 19-'0. Comedy) Bing Cr06by, Bob Hope. A pair of determined bechelof1 meet a marriage-minded young woman In Saigon. ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) e llMI "The Jan Singer" ( 1953. Ora- ma) Danny Thomas. Peggy Lee. A young Jewish boy defies hit father'• wish that he ~ a prayer leader and turns to the stage as a Jazz singer. (2 hrs ) (%}--"Silver DrMm Racer" (1980, Orama) 0.V'ld E ... x. BMu Bridgtl. A British mot0tcycle enthutlatt lohtrlts Na late bfothef's custom-built bike and c:t.- cldet to UM It In his bid I<>< the 500-co troptl~' (1hr .. 51 min.) -1---AT M ... Scheduled: Roger Ebert and Gene Slskel tevltw "Sylvester" and "The Aviator " •ALL•M•am.T W CI).,. "&alnttOfm" ( 1983, Sctanc. Fiction) CM.Copher Walken. Nallfle WoOd. A married couple trlft to keep • specially deslg'*1 dtvlca. wtllctt dowt a per10n to •Aper~ the aentetlons tett by another, from mrtitary and lnduatrlal •iii~~~· WCI• I -Mlc'*ob Light Cup from North Conway, N,H. (R) al) ... "Wondtf Mlln". (194&. Come- dy) Denny Kaye, Virginia ~. A nlgtllCk.lb anttrt•lntf1 twin brother It aocuttd of murder. ( 1 hr., 38 min.) .......... •a:>--"SprlnQ Break" (1983, COtN-Oy) 0.Yfd Kntll, I...,_ Batettt. FOVt bud- dlea have a wild tlmt In Fort Lawdetel* during IPf "'Cl vacation • R' ( 1 hf.. 40 min.) Ml® .. "Purple Heart•" (1 .... Or•. ma) Kan Wahl. CMryt Ladd In vtetnem. • Navy medic meet• and .... In !Owe wtth • Cltdrc.ttd nurtt. but t.,_., Mutt plltll n thfMtened by the ~talllt olrclum-•anoee of wer. 1t (1 rw .• && min.) •(J)•--=- !::' "Pod(.ttut Of Ml!lclet" ( 1ee __ _ r Glenn rord;-Bette O.vls. A atr"' wndOr attempts to convtnc:e her deught« and luture ln-llwt that she la more 11JCCeMfu4 thin she actually IL (3 Cll• I llIR II -CZ) .. "Al That Jazz" (1979, Mutl- cal) Roy Scheider, JeMlca Lange. A pop- ular dlrector-choreogtepher'a last llfe takn a ptiyalcat end emotional toll •• he attempts to stage a Broadway mualcal by day and edit hit latest movie by night. 'R' ltn.J.. .... • 111 •-•llOl'IOI.., -.. "lltenbul Expr ..... ft~. Ad- V9nture) Gene Barry. John S.11on. An art deeler experleooes an Intriguing and dln- '19fOUI train ride while on a Merit gov9rn- ment mllllon. (2 hrs .• 10 min.) •CE mon •OOITIUO ... "The l.lwlela Nineties" ( f936. W..-n) John Wayne. Gibby H•y•. A -tedetat agent goes undercover In a small Wtttern town to nab a geng of outlaws who hive *" terroriZlng the territory. C 1 hf.) tm ... •ez> "Ctlrlstine" ( 1A83. Suspense) Keith Gordon. John Stockwell ( 1 hr .. 50 min ) •CH> "A Dog Of Flande<s" ( 1959, Ofama) 0.vtd Ladd, Donald Cusp ( t hr . 36 min.) •al) "Dirk Victory" ( 1939. Orama) Bette O.vla, Geofge Brent. (2 hrs) •cc:> "The Grey Fo11" ( 1982, Western) Rlchard Farntworth. Jackie Burroughs. ( 1 hr .. 32 min.) •CD> "Vldeodrome" (1983. Fantasy) James Woods, Deborah Harry. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 79(%) "The loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner" (1962. Orama) Tom Courtenay, Michael Redgrave. (1 hr .. 43 min.) 79(1) "Recktesa Disregard" ( 1985, Orama) T ... Harper, Laslie Nte&Mn (2 hfs.) •CC> "The Liltle Foxes" ( 19" t. Orama) Bette Davis, Herber! Marshall ( 1 hr .. 56 min.) CH> ''H•OOY9f Street" ( 1979, RomenQe) Hlfrlson FOl'd, Lesley· Anne Down. ( 1 hr . lhrL, 3 min.) ~ .. , .... .. '=' "The LOfdS Of Olscipllne" ( 1983. Orama) David Keith, Aot>ert Prosky. A senior et a Southern mlNtary academy la determined to expose the membf'• of an elite group retponllble fOf the brutal, and sometlmes lethal, hazing of cadets deemed undeslrable. 'R' ( t hr .. 43 min.) •CC> .. "Charlie Chan And The Cur~ Of The Dragon Queen" (t981. Comedy)1 49mln.) CO) "Sahara" ( 198"'. Adventure) Brooke Shields. Lambeft Wilson ( t hr .. '4 m n.) •CZ> "Man. Woman And Child" { 1983, Orama) Martin Sheen. Blythe Danner { 1 hr . 39 min) -CC) "The Private Eyes" ( 1980, Comedy) Don Knolls. Tim Conway ( 1 hr .. 31 min ) CH> "My Favorite Veer" ( t982. Comedy) Peter O'Toole. Jessica Harper (1 hr . 35 min) CO) "Cracking Up" ( t983, Comedy) Jerry Lewis. Miiton Berle ( 1 hr . 30 min ) Cl) "Twice· Told Tates" ( 1963. Suspense) Vincent Price. Sebastian Ca· bot ( t hr • 59 min ) -tm "The Vlrglnl8 H1H Story" (197". Ora-ma) Dyan Cannon. Hatvey Keitel. ( t hr . 30mln) 1W(%) "The Gill'' ( 1982. Comedy) Pierre Mondy. Cho Goldsmllh ( t hr , 45 min.) 1wa "How Awful Abqul Allan" ( 1970. Mystery) Tony Peddol..Jvtte Hams { 1 hr .30mln) • CC) "The Dresser" ( t983. Orama) Albert Finney. Tom Courtenay. ( 1 hf . 58 min.) --Pei. U..inoY, RleMfd -Hetctt eNrrtlie Chan la ak»d by hit bumbling grandson In tolvfng • string of murders. 'PG' ( 1 hr , 37 min.) •1...aa • H•II1W00 .. "The tee Pirates" { t 98A, Sci-ence Fletlon) Robert Ur1<:h, Mary Crosby Space pirates foln a beaullfut prlnceu In search of her explorer father and a newly discovered source or much-needed water In a neer=xy 'PG' ( t hr • 36 min.) .. 1= "Let's Spend The Night Togeth· .,.. ( 1982. Documentary) fhe Rolling Stones The Stones perform many of their greatest hits In this record of three con- certs held In New Jersey and Anzona 'PG' ( 1 hr .• 30 min ) 4111 (1) ... ,.. , 4111 tm•--·--- ttt.J "Mu Dugan fleturns'' { 1983 Come· dy) Marsha Mason. Jason Robards ( 1 hr . 38 min.) _.,, ..... 11ov1u- -· "The Easy Way" I 1952. Comedy) Cary Grant. Betsy Ofake (2 hrs ) "The Sting II" { 1983, Ofama) Jackie Gleason. Mac Davis ( 1 hr . 42 mm ) W (ll) "Videodrome" ( 1983. Fantasy) James Woods, Deborah Harry ( 1 hr 30 mm) (%) "The Man Who Knew Too Much" ( 1956. Suspense) James Stewart Dotts Day (2 hfs.) tD "The Big Beat" ( 1958. Musical) Wit ham ReynoldS, Gog1 Grant ( t hr . 30 mm ) W (C) "Krull" ( 1983 Fantasy) Ken Mar shall. L ysette Anthony ( I hr . 5 7 min ) "Superman Ill" ( 1983. Adventure) Chrlstophm Reeve, R1eh8rd Pryor (2 hrs . 5mtn) • "SplaSh" ( 198.C, Comedy) Tom Hanks. Daryl Hannah ( 1 hr • St min l • ·-.-NOTICE TO VETERANS If you are an Honorably Discharged Vetefan of the Armed Forces of the United States. In good health, you are entitled to a Double Interment Space (for you and your Spouse) In our Dedicated Veteran'• S.Ctlon at the cost. to you. of only a Slngl• Interment Space plus the Endowment Care Fund O.po1lt required by Stat• Law. Hetbor Lawn. long known for Its Special Considerations to Veterans. 11 making this Program available to the Veterant of thlt area. Space II limited and It will be a881gned on a first come. first MNtd basis. To assure your space. MAIL THE COUPON TOOAYI ,-------------------------------------- 1 I I I I #Allll UWI MEMlllAL ,All I •OITIAlr 1125 Ol•ter Ave., C09ta MeH, CA. 92821 l•djacent to (he San Diego Fwy {•05) 1t Harbor Blvd So I I am an Honorably Otacnarge<t Veteran I 1n good naaltn (N1rne) I I Al Ser1a1 No Otecharoa Date I , I I Addr ... Zte> i City l Home Phone Na -· Sunday. March 17. 1985 21 -~Co.I. •cm "Sahara" (19M. Adventure) 8'ooke ~berttYllsorr.tl1'1CiUmln. •CZJ "To Begin AoaJn" ( 1983, Orama) An- tonia Ferrandis. Encama Paso. ( 1 hr .. 33 min) W (C) "The L1111e Foxes" ( 1941, Orama) Bette Davis, Herbe<t Marshall. ( 1 hr.. 56 min) •CH> "A Dog Of Flanders" ( t959, Orama) Oevid Ladd. Dona ld Crisp. (1 hf., 36 mm.) (C>J "Cracking Up" ( 1983. Comedy) Jerry Lewtt1. Milton Befle ( 1 hr , 30 min.) •(I) "Bye Bye BravEHman" ( 1968, eom.- ~ Geofge Segal, Jack Warden. (2 hfl.) lJ.J "Twilight Zone --The Movie" (1983, S<:lence-F'lctK>n) John Llthgow. Vic Mor- row ( 1 hf., 42 min) (%) "The Lonehness Of The Long Distance Runner" ( 1962, Orama) Tom Cou11enay, Michael Redgrave. ( 1 hr .. 43 min.) -1v ..... ___ _ •• ()) COLLm umTUlL East or Mld-wesu=::lf\81 (2 hrs.) -llWIT10Ulf ,_..01111,,., lfMlm ~ mM Regularly ICheduled Rmmlng may be delayed due to ·--~ !) .,.. "The Grey Fo1'" ( 1982, West- em) Richard Farnsworth, Jackie Bur- roughs. Released after 30 years In ptlson, a notorlout stagecoach bandit !Inda popu- leflty among the people In the Cenadlan Wlldefne&1 when he embarks on a train· '. obblng spree. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 32 ~ cm-...... --=.,.~• M NM Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel pet'form old favorites In thelf flr11 joint con- cert In 11 years, taped during the summer ot '8 1 In New York City's Central Park. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) Cl) ... "ReckleSS Olsr rd" ( 1985, Orama) Teu Harper, Le% Nielsen. A storefront lawyer defends a doctor ~ reputation has been ruined by an lnvestl· " gaOve TV reporter's story alleging hl9 ln- votv.ment In an illegal prescription-drug f atlon. (2 hrs ) ••'l'llOftlm • ... "Captain Newman. M.0." (1913, Drama) Gregory Peck. Tonx ~ An Army psych1alrfSt t>ecomet tnorrnoutly dedicated to hra patients. (2 hrs. •&min.) •11111.-r ---..... " ..... ._. .. ... ... ,~ ...... -. ...... • tlfW .,. cum • ~' Culture b performt "Karma Cha~." "Do Y(J4J Ae311y Want To Hurt Me?" and "Miss Me Bind" II lhf Ha.mmetstnith Qdeon In -1L15;.~:. ... Q llWI -' ' 22 Sunday, March 17, 1985 GI -7 E 1 II I 7 ~turtld: I=···--. -. .... ,. ..... MM& Alclwd Kiiey nanat• this study ol ._ "'9811or't of one mmlot'I wtllte- Nled kob antetope 8Cf0. the 8oma plall'l8 of the Suderl and the hunting, t,.,. wtlOM llvel .,. ~ by the Nrds' ~Q(ttw.) CD ... "A.er . WlndOw" ( 1154 5u1penae> ~ Stft.t. 0rece Ketv. ;. photogr~. 00f .. '8d 19 hie apstment. IPlee on hll ':C'°" Ullttg ~ and~ he -1111d • murder. 'PG' (1 hr .. 52 mW\.) (%) ... "Min, Wom11n Attd Chltd" (1983, 0r.,.,., Mertln Sheen, 8fythe Denner. A man'• MQc>y femly .. r. «*-rup1ed by the dMth. Of a woman with whom he hed a br'9f affair YMtS ..,.., and the errtv8' of the ton he hed ,.., ,. k'&=.J~ 31 m .) I I ,- M•U 'I .-&ftOMT .., •• rn .. .., ......... .., .... ~t· inc:We the debut~· al 0-. s lat•t lllbum "To-i T .. l · iMY • wzr•• '° ,_ JI Conaumer Alports lookt at den-~OU. toads and producta. (Q) ... "Vldeodrome" ( 1983, Fant..y) James Woode. Deborah Harry •• A ce>- owner of • Toronto UHF atatlon that ep.- clallzw In ~ entertainment ...,dlea tor the Peoote behind a-blufre ....... broedceat. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 30 tr*\,) I .._ ... ..,,.,, • ()) W I Pl'i:j. HIQgltw harbofs an old fr1end who t. <*en out of jall to reecue hit kicnpped IJMdlOn, and ~ ,.. luc1antly egr ... to help. (R) ( 1 hr.) e • __, -Clln faces a dllemrnl when hit tathef tr ... 10 convince 0.-. she lhoutd attend a ~ b6eck unlwrllty In leu of entomtlg 1t an "'Y L~~.(R) ' • -''The Wild Party" ( 1974, Ora- ma) Jemee Coco, Raquel Welch. A lllent film comedian triea to .. ve his flegglng ce- ,.., by throwing • big party •• -WNC:h • young women end h9r boyfriend are mur-- darecf. (2 hrs.) lnecMrttnlfy ,...,,,, lal!e wtlt'I .,.. UM'\al• rfed librarian. 4',':!-· 26 "*'·' ..... ~~ E mmll1g fNY be deleyed due to .,... .. ~ .. (1983, OfatN) Rob Lowe. '=:' Blwt. A ptap IChoo4 atudant on an affl* wtlh en at- trectlve Oldef women, unewn thet the's his roommate's mothef. 'R' ( 1 hr.. 38 min.) CID Ml• -• Driven 11P9rt trom her huM:>9nd after the fire on the Philedel· phle. Dale retume 10 8'enlon wtae tub- eequent lnlury toroee Delle to nevlgate their r•tored boet for one lat c:Nnce to "*• money before the bet* torec:toees Sigrid Thornton. John Waters. (Par1 • ot ~ Q (1hr .. 42 min.) Cl) .. "The Sting II" ( 1983. Orama) Jacicla Gleason. Mac Dem An •xperl· ~ con ertlst tries to 1COre , with the t.ip of • fellow l)eddlef. 'PG' , hr .. 42 "*'·> •--...:.·s~ 0ooi--c.nc~ 1943. Muaical) Lon Mc:Celitter. Heter\ Hayee Tht" gltte date soldiers, Ignoring the Nies Mt dOwn by the Stage Door Canteen where·;;. WOl'k. (2 hrs.) ... .. ii "TM AdventUf• Of Shef· IOck Helmet" Holmel and W1tson are betfled by a caee lnYoMng a mUfdtr WMpOt\ thsy ha\19 dilcovefed WOON trace II undetectable. Q ( 1 hr.) -· ..... , -When Maby dam-agee the Ke.atone' car wt"'9 they are awey on wc:etlon, A)ex decldet to ralM ~ IOf =''U.:~ rooms. (R) I ... , ... ••1anm • .. "Magic" ( 1978, Horror) Antho-ny Hoptclna, Ann·Margtet. A '*KOiie ven- t~t. conYlnced tflet hie stage dUmrny controll hit ection.. ~ bordering tame and fortuM 10 find a glr1 he loYed In hit youth. (2 hrs .. 15 ri'I.) -· .. "It ~ One NIQht'' ( 1934, Comedy) ClatJdatt• Colbert, Clark I Gable. Hoping 10 gel I aooop, 8 newtpa- permen etlields an ,.... from h9r fa· thef'• agents. (2 hrs.) e e ._Sam betlev.. that Olene ii ... madly In lo'4 with him. and Cllff catchel a co-worlc• .,..q (R) ....... (Pren*•) A. Mm· retired prM1te °"9c:tlve and tis ••i>ert· net't daughter btoomt 1n unlikely tnwtti.. ~ In Hollywood .. Stars Cheltlt (I) s=~'li~~ The praMtltettoft Of vtewlr-te4eqted aw.di tor Beat Ptcture. Beet Actor I Ac-,,.. Beat Supporting Act« I Actr .. and e.t Mullcel Score. Hoeta: Mariette r=.and Jlmtt Broln. (2 hrs.) G-... 8chtduted! Jacqueline ai&~Ji.fNllltA c1 hr.J -''llMre'• (1984. A~) 8fcae .... l.Mnbtrt Wilton. In the t920I. .,. heir•' ~ to her ~ • "* -ttwt "'-wll win_ the croee:s.rw. MO race In•.,... CM of hit own dle9\ -...... ., ~ of every aort. 'PO' (t hr .. "4mln.) CJ) -''Tht Man Who !(new Too (i,ch•• ( 1961. fMptntt> Jamee se...t . Oofil o.y. Alt ~ couple In More» co llem of 11'1 •11 ... lttlOn plot wMrl • .,.. ........ of.~ ... ....... 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Richard Bur- ton. The wealthy and privileged wife of a British aristocrat falls In love with a HindlJ dOctor. (2 hrs .. 30 min.) (1)-UC.~Y(ll) -· CD HU. ITmT &Uh A murder charge looms when a pro-tile advocate accidentally 1niures a pregnant woman: a riot occurs when a black lam1ty moves into a white hou=.project. (1 hr )- 11 r,.Q ' mt llMI, POOlt llM IOOK I Rudy opens the Senate comm11tee hearings on Trlcorp with a seem1ngly solid case. until Estep counters w1lh some unexpec;ted maneuvers: Fa1Conet11 learns lhat Wesley Jordache IS aller him Peter Strauss. Wil- ham Smith (Par1 16 of 22) ( 1 hr.) CC) 90Wll "Krull"' ( 1983. Fantasy) Ken Mar$1'\all, Lysette Anthony On another planet, a pr1nce races many 1es1s as he tries lo regain his kingdom, rescue his be- trothed and battle a super-powerful beast. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 57 min.) (!)-...,._ lllAQQlll Hosts. Tom and Nancy Seaver (R) .,. "Hot Dog The Movie" ( 1984, Comedy) David Naughton. Palrick Houser An Idaho farm boy, participating In a freestyle skung competition, finds ro- mance and fun, as well as a rivalry with the reigning Austrian champiOn. 'R' Q ( 1 lhr.,= -Ill _,.. . MC81T•-COl.lm umTULL. National Cha~ ·onship Regional Semifinal (R) (2 hrs.) mMmATM ' NI eewom ... TAii --w.-&13 IOlll NOllll'I CCUIT .,_ "Body Talk" ( 1978. Orama) Angelique. Kay Parker. A banker's enjoy- able peslime is threatened when his girl- friend falls 1n love with another man ( 1 tv .. J2 min ) (0) .. "Bummg Snow .. (No Dale. AdUll) ( 1 tv .. 30 mtn I Cl) .. "Splash" ( 1984. Comedy) Tom Hanke. Oeryl Hannah A New York 1 beche40f wlth<>Yl much success at love f ... tor a beautiful g1tt who kteraHy washes up on tN>re. unaware 11 first that she's the mefmald he saw as a Child. 'PG' ( t tv .. 51mln) .. . (J) .. "The Gitt" ( 198it. Ul>m80Y) Pi· ene Mondy. C!IO Goldsm1lh Am~ a9fd be"6cer's ret11ement gilt turns out to be the revlShlng beauty he meelS on a tfein •A' (Dubbed in English) ( 1 hr., 45 ,.,., ) . . ,_.,,_.,,.., t111 .. "THX 1138" (1971, Science· tion) RoMlt Duvall. Donald Pleasence. In the WOfld ol the Mute whet• humans .,. r~ by dtug1 10 au1oma1ons. a rr'llM\ end woman ~ theW bonds and ... In 1CM1 (1 hr . 55 min l 24 Sunday. March 17, 1985 ,.,..n,,,_. ... _ _... tW Cl) CGU.lm um1IMl East Of Mid- __. regioMI Mn'llfil• (2 hrs.. 30 min.) e e ~ Host: Jonnny Carson. ( 1 llv)1r-==--...... • Cl.m Scheduled topic: couples un- able to have chlldren. (1 hf .. 30 min.) tW(B).,. "Max Dugan Returns" (1983, Comedy) MarW Mason. Jason Robards. A widow's ne'8f-do-well lather, who aban- . doned her When she was a chlkt of nine, shows up with e bad heart condition and a suitcase full of 1n;go11en money 'PG' ( 1 hr . 38 min.) u -,__ ........ ;...-,.1-· - -";'° .-"·- MOll .... NOOD I .. "The Go-Between" ( 1971, Ora- ma) Julie Christle, Alan Bates. The expe- riences of an a~ent boy aiding a pair of lowws.ltaumatJze'Jilm for ar.. (2 hrs •• 26 min.) • (f)l••m I, ... !II .,. "Trapped" ( 1973. Suspense) James Brolin. Susan Clark Upon recover· Ing from unconsciousness. a man awak- ens In a closed department store and dis· COYefS that It is ptOtected by viclOUS dogs. Ohr .. ~~~ • U ,.._._.UlllliCiAA Host: Dennis Wholey. eel .,. "The Dresser" ( t983. Orama) Alber1 F'inney, Tom Courtenay A vatel en- courages and flatters an aging, paranoid actor Into giving yet another performance as King Lear In a tounng theatrical com-~n~PG' Q ( 1 tv .. 58 min.) -·•UllW.,..DAWltUff LW FeatU<ed: Steve Martin, BrOOke Shlelds, stupldpet tr!ck!<AL( 1 hr.) I Ml9lll'CllCOCll ..-Tl a&m-__, "Inferno" ( 1953. Drama) Rob- ert Rya 1, Rhonda Fleming. A mffllonelre Is tefl lo die In the deseft by his wife and her lover. (2 hrs.) e .,. "Warpath" (1951, Western) Edmond O'Brien, Polly Bergen. A cowboy a11=1he death of his llancee. (2 hrs.) ~_:. CMllllftftl ... .,_ "Stranger's Kiss" ( 1963, Ora- ma) Peter c.?rote, V.ctoria Tennant. The lead in a mid· 50s low·ooclget mO\lle de- velops an ofl-eamera relationship with hit co-star, an actress whose gangster boy- friend • hnanclng the film 'R' ( 1 hr , 34 ITlln.) (0) .. "Frat House" (t979. Comedy) ~I'"" Leigh, Randy Ali.n A group.or fra- ternity brothers decide thefe is more to college life than going to classes and studying, ( t ht .. 20 min.) W. llON "The Big Broadcasl Of t938" ( 1938, Muslcal) Bob.Hope. W.C. Fiekts. Thr" of a man's ex-Wivet c:haM him acfOIS 1he Ma In 1earch of back ellmony ~ymentt. (2 hrs ) • .. "Devil's Own" ( 1967, Horror) Joan Fontaine, Kay Walih Ari Englllh tchoOlmarm falla under ausplclOn when one of her pupils beoOmet 1 sacrmc;al vie· !Im of w1tehcraf1, (2 hra ) al)tlT9MIT (I) .,,_ Ml.,.. Hosts_ Tom and' Nancy Sell~ (RJ , .. "Hot DOG " The MOlllt" ( 1984, Comedy) Oevld Naughton, Patrick Howler. An Id.tho fafM boy. partieipetlng In a freestyle attling oomQ9titlon. finds ro- mance and fun, as well 81 a rivalry with the reigning Austrian champion. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) . (l) .. "Hot Qoo. .. The MO\lte" ( 1984, CC>f'Mdy) David Naughton. Patrick Housef. An Idaho farm boy, pertlcipatlng In a freestyle skiing compeeniOn. flnda ro- mance and tun, as well u a rivalry with the reigning Austrian champion. 'R' ( 1 tv .. 36 min.) GMOr•T W (B) .. "CUjo" ( 1983, Suspense) Dee Wallace. Denny PintaUfo. A woman end her young son are trapped In their car at an Isolated auto repair yard by a huge, rabid d<>Q. 'R' I 1 hr .. ~1 min.) tll1a:-:r- • -~ MJ.•ntlPM&Y M•DmlC.'"f 1" Victor Galin- dez vs. Mika A068tn8n. Sept. '78 In New Orleans (R) (1 hr.) -Cll ........ ATCM ... ._..,,.u.&A. -••c• -MOr•T -MOWIMm ... .. "Sweet Charity" ( 1969, Musi- cal) Shifley MacLaine, John McMartin. Tired of hef tawdry existence. a danoe hall hos1ess with a heart of gold searches for true love and the simple married Ule. (3 hrs.) Im,,.,, •MUil CC)_. "Psycho II" (1983, Mystery) Anthonv. Petklns. Meo Tiiiy. Former psy- chotic: klllef Norman Bates is retealed al- ,.,. a 20-yeer stay In a mental institution and betleves himSelf cvred until a myaterl· oua rash of murders begins. 'R' ( 1 hr • 63 min) C1>*••••c••-•110no1t11a 1111(1)..,. "Aecklell Olltegard" (1965, Orama) Teu Hwper. Lealle Ni.tsen. A storefront lawyar defends 1 doctor wtloee repu1a11on he• beet'I ruined by an lnvettl- getlve TV reporter's story alleging his ln- YOIVement lnanillegllf pteacriptloo-dn.ig ~atlon. (2 hrs.) • oo ..,. "The Hotel New Hampahlra" ( 1984. Comedy) Jodie Foster, Beeu Bridget. Baled on the bootc by John If· Vltlg. An eccentric New England family uo- dlfgoes changes as It sett up hotels In tilfferent locales 'R' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) ..... "I'd Rather Be Rich" (11MM. COmedy) 9andf'I Dae. ~ GOUiet • W1'len hef hanca It unavailable. a young t woman finds a aubatltuta to Introduce to ' her =.Mr:l:'=-1\ hta.) i .,. "Lawless Range" ( 1935. w .. t- ern) John Wayne, Shella Mannora. An un- dercover agent Investigates the cause of aeerolngl)t lef'IMlesS raldt occurring In a remote r:nJnlng reg6on. ( 1 hr.) ~~ .... ~ .. "To Begin Ao..ln" ( 1983. Ora- ma) Mtonte Fenlndlt. Encatne Peeo. A dying Nobat Prtze wtrW* .,., ~ ,. turns 10 Spew\ to revtalt hll pat. 'PG' Oub..=r"'.r') ( 1tw.33 min.) -...... ---.... -&5111 :.l=r'" • I IM_,. • I • 1 1 ' • t ' I •CC> "laughter In Paradise" (1950, Come- dy) Audrey Hepburn. Alastair Sim. ( 1 hr .. 33mln.) cm "Mother Lode" ( 1982. Orama) Chart-• ton Heaton. Nici< Mancvso. ( t hr.. • 1 min.) (%) "let's Spend The Night Together" (1982. Documentary) The Rolling Stones. (1 hf., 30 min.) •al) "Seerch'' (1972. Adventure) Hugh O'Brlan. Eltte Sommer. (2 hfs.) •Cl> "Shinbone Alley" (1971, Musical) Animated. Voices ol Eddie Bracken, Carol c~. (1hr.,26min.) ,.CZ) "Strike Me Pink" ( 1936, Musical) Ed· die Cant<><. Ethel Merman. ( 1 hr.. !lO min.) •CC> "Shipwreck" ( 1978, Adventure) Rob- eft Logan, Mikki Jamison-Olson. (J hr .. 43 min.) CH> "Somewhere In Tlme" ( 1980. Fania· -ay)-Gtlristopher Reeve. Jane Seymour ( 1 tv., •S min.) cm "The Osterman Weekend" ( t983. Sulpente) Rutge< Hauet', John Hurt ( 1 hr., 42 min.) • •(J) "Oevld Copperfield" ( 1983, Orama) Animated. Voices by Ross Higgins, Philip Hinton. (1 hr., 12 min.) •(%) "Dinner For Adele" ( 1979, Mystery) Michal OocOlomansky. (1 hr., 40 mln.) .. Cl:) "Raiders Of The Lott Ark" ( 198 1, Ad· venture) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen. ( 1 hr .. 65mln.) CB) "The Brink's JOb" ( 1978, CC>r'Mdy) Pet« Falk. Warren Oates. (2 hrs., 14 min.) (a> "Twilight Zone -The Movie" ( 1983. Science-Flct1on) JOhn Llthgow. Vic Mor· row. (2 hrs.) Cl) "Unttl They Sail" ( 1957. Orama) Jean Simmons. Paul Newman. ( 1 tv .. 35 min.) •m "The Catcher" ( t97t, Orama) Mi- chael Witney, Jan-Michael Vincent. (2 hfa.) •G ''Yuma" ( 1970. Western) Clin1 Walk· er, Barry Sulllven. ( t hr .. 30 min.) CZ) "Aactng WUh The Moon" ( 198"4, A~ mance) Sean Penn, EUzabeth McGovern (1 hf .. '46 min ) ....... _ ...... __ •• "The Lion And The Horu" ( 1952. Wettern) Steve Cochfan, Sherry Jackson. -"~.) - CC) "Blue Skin Again" ( 1983. Comedy) Harry Hamlin. Mlinl Rogers. (1 hr .. 27 min.) (8) "The Ice Pirates" ( 1984, SCtence Fie· tlon) Robert Urich, Mary Crosby. ( 1 hr , 38 min.) (II) 'IHMt And Dust" ( 1983. Orama) Ju. lit CMltle, Greta Seaocnl. (2 tvs.. 10 ITWI.) Cl) "Ralet The Titanic" ( 1980. Adven· tlMe) Jaon Aoberdl. Rlchatd Jofden. ( 1 hf.,~ ITWI.) •• "100 Mlf'l And A Oki" (1937, Musi· «*) 0Nnne OurOln, A(k)lptle Menjou ( 1 tw .. 30mWI.) •(t) "l8UQhW In P•radlM" ( 1950, Come- clY) /Wdtey H9pt>Um, Alettalr Sim. ( 1 hr .. 3~min.) CZ> "Deed Of Night" ( 19"5, HorrOf) Mtt- vyn Jotlne, MlchMI Aedgr•\'t ( 1 hr.. 4'4 "*') •CR> ''Sehera" ( 1914. AcMnMt) 8'ootle 9Nelcla. LemOtft WleOn ( 1 tw • ~ min ) ~~-Zone -The Mcwle" ( 1983. ~tlon) JoM lllhOOW. Vic Mor· row. ( 1 hf .. 42 min.) n cm "Children Of The Com" (t984, Hor- r<><) Peter Horton, Linda Hamilton. ( 1 hr .. 33mln) •CC> "Shipwreck" (1978. AdVenture) Rob-en Logan. Mikki Jamison·()tson. ( 1 hr . 43min.) CZ) "Le(s Spend The Night Together" ( 1982. Documentary) The Rolling Stones-( 1 hr., 30 min.) •(I) "Oevid Copperlteld" < 1983, Orama) Animated. Voloes by Ross Htggms, Philip Hinton. ( 1 hf .• 12 min.) •Cf) '"The Time Machine" (1978. Science- Action) JOhn Beck. Priscilla Barnes. (2 tvs) CD "Prol8SSOf Po11er's Magic Potions" ( 1976. Adventure) Richard WllSon, .k>tln Warner. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) cm "Mother Lode" ( 1982. Orama) Cheri· ton Heston, Nick Mancuso. ( 1 hr.. 41 min.) cz:> "Stril(e Me Pink" ( 1936. Musieal) Ed· die , Cantor. Elhel Merman ( 1 hr., 40 min ) • •@ "Apache" (t95'4. Western) Burt Lan- caster, Jean Petets (2 hrs.) _......_ ___ _ ·11&1.: .... LM9MCll-,-.e..lllf ITMYm .... _.. Regulerly scheduled Gmmlng may be delayed due to bteaks. ... _.,.....,.a.. .. "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" ( 1981, Adventure) Hamson Ford, Karen Allen In 1936. a globe-1rottlng archeolo- glst·adventurer raoea Nazi evildoers fOf a legendary reliolous artifact of enormous power, narrowl y escaping 'dOzens of dea1h traps en route. •po· 9 ( 1 hr., 55 min,) (8).,. "The Bnnk s Job" ( 1978, Com· edy) Peter Falk, Warren Oates. Several average men from assorted backgrounds pn l0<ces to rob• -*11uarded armored ear. 'PG' (2 tvs.. t4 min) CJ) .. "RalSe The Titanic" ( 1980. Ad- venture) Jason Aoberds, Richard Jordan. A dering crew of ... explor~ racft against a Russian team to recover the valuable contenta of tlw llJnklf'I ocean llrlef In a dangerous mttslon 'PG ' ( 1 hf .. -164 itm1= { I -.... ,. --....... " .... -• ...._... Loe Angeles Lakers at Hous10tt Rockets (2 hrs.. 3{) min ) ._. ... ... . -. ...... ,.. .... il¥2EL ~ • -.1..-aaa1• ,. (I) ............... SouthMll Of t reaioMI Mmlflnal (2 hft~ Ii ... 111•••• lllOIJ ' -..... ,. --Q ({I __,UMl fl W Featured: Sall~ Field. 1-.orC:::. .,,,.,., MMI mnrl ...V WOILD "Update: World Debt Ti~ Bomb" (() 1IOla.D CW-Women's giant sla- lom from WateMlle Valley. N.H. (1 tv .. 30 min.) llOwa "Unla1thfully Yours" ( 198A. Comedy) Dudley M00te. Nastassje Kin- ski An Ofchestra conduct<>< thinks that his wile may have had an affair with a violinist While he was away on tour and conspires to mvrdef her 'PG' ( 1 hr , 36 min.) (0) .,. "The Osterman Weekend" ( t983. Suspense) Rutge1 Hauer. John Hurt. A controverslal televlSiOO journalist Is convinced by a CIA agent ll'lat his closest friends are really Sovtet a9~!l{:i• turning an annual retJnlon weekend 1n1e a nightmare of terror 'A' ( 1 hr . 42 min ) CZ) .,. "Exposed" ( 1983, Oram11) Nastassia K1nslu, HatVey Kettel A fashion model's lover uses her as bait to trap an 1nternatt0nal 1(1ller. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 40 min.) 79@ .,. "The Fan1as1tc lnvaslon Of Plan- et Earth" ( 1966. Science-Fiction) Mi- chael Cole. Deborah Watley Young Pf~ spec11ve parents become traPP9d In a bubble lrom outer space (2 hrs ) ,. ., .... , ... 'ftiAn..-.. M•U. ........ CCUT ..,•wan .. ,., WOFUMll "911 IMM Regularly scheduled ptogramming may be delayed d<Je to ~bfeaks I UC. ... UlnAmTA M WAll•IT·-·----• COllml,_ ,.._Liz. M8QQle and Danny go undercover at an exctulfve prep school with a twofold miSSIOn' to dis· cover who's copying top-secret docu· ments. and 10 stop a Soviet agent. ( 1 hr.) ... "W c Fields And Me" ( 1976, Bt0graphy) Rod Steiger. Valerie Perrine. The legendary comecl•an·a mistress Car- lotta Monti recalls thetf Pf<>blem-tilled rele- ttonstnp (2 hr.I ) • lll -iiii WebStet and George ca- v<><t 1n bear costumes. hOptng to cvre Kathe<tne ot hel cruSh on a COiiege PfOles- CE ~ •Cll:lmln • ..., ... IT 1'W Feetured:" Sal= . e "flOOd'" ( 1976. Orama) Rob- . ert Culp, Martin Miiner Two helicopter pl- IOts rush aid to a small town della11ated by a flOod tollOwmg the co11apae ol an ag- ~dam (2 hrs) ~ ..,. "Blue Sl(ies Again" ( 1983, Comedy) Harry Hamlin. Mimi Rogers. A woman attempts to try out tor a spec on a big-league baseball team despite the~ po1111on ot men 1n the club and the OWMf 'PG' It hf • 27 min ) .... "S~I II" ( t~. Comedy) £~ die O..zen. t~ Kerrlclge A madmen concocts 1 tainted soft dunk thal com• wri.rt and beach·bums tu eat gatbege 'R' ( I hr . 3 t m.n ) .,. ··T~ Dead ZMt" ( 1983, Suspente) Cl'lr111oph Wall\en. Brootlt Adem$ Alter Ce>nl•ng out ot a coma, 8 any IChoolteacher NI in. 6)0Wer to fOf .... and change cata trophic: O"f"'' 'R O (I tv . •2 mon ) Sunday, March 17, 1985 25 e llOWll "This Is The Army" ( 1943, Mu· slcal) Ronald Reagan. George Murphy. America's hghling men are treated to a musical lobule honofing their spirit and cour;:. (2 tws.) -1· ···--·--" WMlmmT- -(II ---Mr. Belvedefe's un-canny ablllty In resoMng dOmeslic crises Is tested when Wn!ey and four school- mates are excluded from e birthday pany l~E. -WMlmmT-... L.UCUm PAYMOm • CC.C.I The tenor sings an alf·l1a11an program Including pieces by Resplgh , Tot11, Bononcinl, ROI· slnl and Caldara. and arias from operas by Verdi, Cllea. Donizetti and Puccini. Taped at the San Francisco Opera HOUM. (2 hrC:) -· CJ) DITK1M • M -Prnt It hired by a wealthy lndustrlalltt (Don Ameche) Who believes one of his children It out to murder him ( 1 hr.) 8 e Y The Leader declares an arml· atlce. and da.plte the auaplclons of reslat· ane. leaders. t:ttzat>ettt boards the mother ship to await his arrival: Diana. meenwhlle, e!_otsto shatter the peace. ( 1 hr.) • a --Beneon end Clayton d'9· coYef KAiie Ind her cousin In a bar with a i ol college men Q ... . 9¥ _,. SchedUled: Tony Danza, nlon. actor-comedian Mloheel Palin. i! hr.) (I) TOP .. .,_ Oio Colome vs. Eric Manin In a welterweight bout ICheduled lor 10 rounds. from Atlantic City, N.J. (R) {?. hrs .. 30 min ) (IJ .. "Blame II On Alo" (1984, Com· edy) Mlcheel Caine. Jolepn Bologna. A buil~n vacationing In Alo de Janelfo auccumbs to an attaTr with hit best friend's teen-age daughter, then trlet to k419P II a secret. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) (D) llOWll "Twlllght Zone -The Movie" ( 1983, Scleno•Fictlon) John Uthgow. Vic Morrow. This homage to the old Rod Serllng TV series features segments abOut a bigoted bar patron's comeuppance, a group of retlfetMnt home resident& who recapture their youth, a child with the P<>W9f to create or deetroy at will. and an airplane passenger wtio teeS a gremlin te· botaglng the plane' a wing. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 42 mltl.). Cl) .... ''Aactng With The Moor1" ( 1984, Romance) Sean Penn. Elizabeth McGoYern. In Ille 1942, just before he's actleduled to leave for boot c.mp, a teen- ager from the wrong aide ot the tracks t• ==~ :-,,,:,1h 1he ~ glrl In town. 'PG' .. ... •' -.. • IU.,I Hosted by Tony Martin, thil retroepectlve ~at• popular mutleal ec~s ot the PM' 60 Yffn, INturlng perform- et!Cet by C)'d Cherille. Hany S'ebblt. Viv• llw't ....... Geotgil Gibbt, Jullul L.aRoM. Aay McKINly. MaX MOf1th, Kay Sterr and n Wlllon (2hrl., 65 min.) •• C ., M Mal Sam trlet lo keep ~ our of hit hllr by 1rr•nglng • IJ*:lal bind dlte tor '* Q CJ) .. "M1jof DvndM" ( 1186, A<Mn- ture) awiton Hatton. RlcNrd Htrrll A lMOI mejor i.adl too ll'OU!t• pt1eonera on 1 dangwCM miMIOn tQllntt the 21 Sundev. March 17. 1985 ~hes. (2 hrs •• 30 min.) ~--"The Lonefy Lady" (1983. Ora· ma) Pia Zadora, Lloyd Bochner. On a 1el- 8Vlsed ewardS program. a soccesstul sc:r~wr11er tells the shocking st0<y ol how she reached fame. 'R' ( 1 hr . 32 min.) ®mr•HIA&YM--A sattn· cal look al movies, Including comical en· !!gues o::,riar's ~r nominees. -• CJ) ~ Cathy Is angered by Joshua'• television marriage proposal: Ruth pre5$U(es Greg to dissuade Mack from llW9S1ig.11ng Galveston lnduttrles, Abby trlet to charm secrets from John Coblerll. 0 ( ~ 8 e.... Crockett and Tubbs aid federal agents In pursuit of an arms deal· er. but the G·men seem more lnterMted !ti retrieving the merchendile thin In making the arrest. .':J.( 1 hr.) I 't.••n ...,.. Matt 1s battled when the prime auapect In the murder ol a mOdel and her chluffeur hat an airtight alibl~~r.) 1 .. "Vldeodrome" ( 1983, Fant11y) Jamea Woodt, Oaborah Harry. A co-owner of 1 Toronto UHF ttatlon that ape- clallz" In 1dul1 entertainment M1rchn for lhe people behind a bizarre utelllte broedcalt 'R' ( 1 tv., 30 min.) (I) .. "'fW!llght Zone -The MOVle" (1983, Scltnce-Flctlon) John LilhgOw. Vic Morrow. Thie hOmage to the old Rod Serllng TV Ntlet feetur• eegment• ab0u1 a bigoted bar patron's comeuppance, a group of retirement home retldentt wtio recapture their youth, a child With the power to create or "-troy 11 wll, end an airplane paaa.nger who .... a gremlin ta· botaging the pl&M's wing. 'PG' ( 1 tv., 42 min.) ---TMCIU -ftCTAC-llSlllff ... -......... tW 1.e(J)O e ... -...... as •• flMft COUit' ... "H O.T.S.f'' (1979. Comedy) Suun Klge<, Lisa London. A 90ror1ty re· ;ec1 decides to form her own club of co- eds who concentrate on gtllitylng aex- (i)rw~<f:r'm· 'R' <, hr .• 35 min.) (D) .. "LWy"tusr (NcrOllt, A.dolt) i! hr., 30 mio ) CJ) .. "Let's Spend The N1at1C Togeth· "" ( 1962, Oocumenttry) fhe Rolling Slones. The Stones perfOfm many ot thefr great"! hllt In Ihle r.cord OI thr .. con- C8fll t'leld In New JerMy Ind ArUon1. 'PG' (1 hr., 30 min.) l l•llwrlUO ,. ~---tW (J) "l•MmlUU. ~I or W"t r9>nal ttmlfioal (2 hit .• 30 min.) •• -~ Hott: Johnny Ctflon ~ the Labtqul Slttlfa, dtJo.i)tl· nltta. (I hr ) !..... . 9 MC ... _,.. An lk&mk'ta· ot Sovfh Africa'• economic. aoc111 1nd~UI l)fOblema. ( t hr.) I-.. •a ...... -••••11• .. ''Oolncl It" (1912, Orame) Eric Edwards. Dru. A wealthy COUOlt Mtl ON for a motorcycle lflp ttvough northern Cal- ltomia and sees the erotic llves of rural J>!tOPle. ( 1 hr .. 20 min ) e ,_ CUii Schedoled. Phyllis Schlatty dlSCUS$8S parental Influences on educa- tion. lesbianism. ( 1 hr . 30 min.) 119 M lllal Di A playwright despef· ate for new ideas dangerously forces real- ltfe situations Into his new play. Edward Albert. Penelope Miiford. Michael Mad· sen. .... ...,. ... -1=.:=.:..---. =~~ .. (1981, Comedy) Jonn Belustt7"&~ Aykroyd. A mlddfe.. class suburban couple Is subjected to the strangest 24"hour period of their llvet after bizarre new neighbors move In next door. .. Ji)~·=' • UW ~CA HOit: Oennlt Wholey. CH) .,. "Sahara" ( 1984, Adventure) Brooke Shields. Lambert Wilton. In Iha 1920., an helr8'1' Pledge to her dying I•· ther •• that she wlM win-the croq.."Saflara auto race In a sports car of hit own detlgn -leadt her Into dangett of every aort 'PG' 1J hr .. 44 min.) -· • .-&'t -.r ¥mlOI FHtured. "We Art the World," the USA tor Africa video featuring 45 top muslcat petformera: other videos by Phil Coltlnt. Mick Jagger, Kool & the Gang. Don Henley. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) a TM.II,.. M NM-Scrabbling noltet, 1nlmal-lika eyes and vanlthlng ob- ject• are just a pert of the terr0< behind the doors of a c1oae1 In 1 graooatt ttu· dent's room. I aDllLITLA.:¥mlOI llOWll "The Cockeyed Cowboyt Of Calleo County" ( 1969, eom.dy) Oen Blocker, Mickey Rooney, Tow~try to replace their local blacksmith t no- show mall-order bride with a local dance hell girl. (3 hrs .. 5 min.) Cl) llOWll "The HOON On 92nd Street" ( 1945. Orama) Lloyd Nolan. Signe Has· so During World War U, the FBI attempts 10 invade a Na.zi spy ring 1n New Y0tk City. ~ ':oda • u•UCA • .,. "Branded" (1951, Wesltfn) Alan Ladd, Mone Freeman. A group ol thieves use a young man they found In the wildt to fool a wealthy rancher Into believ· ~~h:;s= (2 hrt.) (1) CO'Lm National Cham-~~Regional Semllinll (R) (2 hrt ) (Q)I "White Heat" (No Date. Adult) i! hr • 30 min.) CZ)llOWll "Vldeodrome" ( 1983, Fantasy) James Woods. Oabofah Htrry. A co- owner Of . TOfOfltO UHF station that lpt- Clalizet In ad\Jlt en1tr111nment ... ,ct. for the people behind I bizarre t1telllt1 brOldcast. 'R' fftv .. 30 min.) -.. "Ra\:tera Of The Lott Ark" (1981, Adventure) Harr11on FQ{d, Karen Allen In 1936, a glot.trotting archeolo- gt&t•adVentutt< raoet Nazi IYMdOef'S for a legendary rellgloul artlftct of tnormoua power. nerrowfy eacaplng dozens of death lrepa tn route. 'PQ' Q ( 1 hr., 55 min.) .. .. ''Coma" (1978. Science-Fie· lion) Otf'levleve BujOICI, Mlct\HI Dougtas A ••melt intern beQomtt tutPICioul Of la· tat ··accident•" which are ooourring wtth alarrrvng frtQUancy at a Botton hotpltal 'PO' ( 1 tw . 63 m4n.) we .. "Million Ooftar Legs" (1932. T I • • I • .~ eom.dy) W.C. Freida. Jeck Oekle. A mythical kingdom llndl ltt weelth dwtn- dllng and decides to concentrate on ltt Olympic teem In an effort to ralM rnon.y. L! tw .. 15 min.) • .. "GrNt Catheftne" (1918, COmedy) Peter O'Toole. JMnne Moreeu. Fuc!Mted by a newty wrtv.d Brttleher. Catherine the Great has him lmp(ltoned •nd pla= torments him. (2 tn.) I -IIDUI -_,,,... w .. "Ledy On The b " (1983. Drama) Sonia Braga. A young newtywed !Inda enjoymer)t on a but fl4led with atr~. 'R' (1tw .. 26min.) -· .. "Four .Faoes Welt" (UM8, W•tern) Joel Mc:ON. Frances Dee. ,._ lentleeefy pursued by the law, a crook managee to aurvlwl a wles of peftONI 00.tacles with the help of his girffrlend. (2 hra.) l =,_...,.u•11 C..-• C-. Comedlen Geofge c.r1ln tak" a hUm<>rous look at beMbel, football, cars and everyday llfe before a UCLA audience. ( 1 hr.) • cm .. "HMI And Oust" ~Ora· ma) Julle CMttle, Greta A young Englishwoman antllee In lndla to r• search the life of her great aunt wno. 60 years before. had created a IC4ndal by taking an Indian lovef. 'R' (2 hrs., 10 $'"-''Max Dugan Returns" ( 1983, Comedy) Marsha Mason. Jason Roberdl. A widow's ne'er·do-well lather. who aban- doned her When she was a child of nine, shows up with a bed heart condition and • suitcase full of Mf..gotten money. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 38 min.) -lalarclay •• ... "Tumblin' TumblewHd" (1035, Wettern) Gene Autry, Smiley Bof· nett•.(~ .~& •• :' rtl~--''Shinbone Alley" (1971, MUil- cal) Animated Volceit of· Eddie Bracken. CaroH'Mnnlng, (1 ht., 26 mlrt.~ •1.c.w ~ ... ar • .,.. ... , .. .. nm&T ···-- _,_ .... Ml .. ''The Old-F•hlooed Wr/' (t~. Comedy) W.C. Aeldl;-Jucith Al- len. A troupe·of actor9 bec:omes:r at eluding the tew In eech town In they e. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) --·---.. "The New Interns" (1964, Dr• me) Mid'IMI cmn. Bett.a Eden. A four90f'M of ... lnlema ..... to work- .. et • large ""4Yopalten hoaplMI. (3 ~l..,. MllM&. ~Renegades at Jadc==:::-.. ~M.) .. •T~ "Cf* Country" (1983. ~) Rlc:Nird Beymaf. Miol'lieel llon- alda. A PNladelphla t~ ...cutlw, 9°'9't by potlce tor the murdet of a call girl. pid<t up a pelt of httchhlktB en route •tol;~:.i~o~mln.) i .. "The Lonety Tral" ( 1936. Weltem) John Wayna, AM ~ord. A geng of outlaws terrorlz." local ranchers Untlf one man t8ke1 control. ( 1 hr.) -~-=-"Jlnudl" (1982. Comedy) Bette Mldlef. Ken Wllhl. A alr'G'f ~an unluc:tcy catlno dMler Into helping hef do away with her obooxloua boyfriend. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 45 min.) lrtl(I) .. "The DMd Zone" (1983, ~) Ctwlatopher Walken. Brooke Adan'& Aher oomWlCI out of a coma. a thy IChoottMCtler has the power to foreMe and change cat•trophlc events. 'R' Q ( 1 hr .. #tt;J. -1 -.&. ---....... ==-~--OAlllllK --1: ,., .. --? 1-...... 3£111 l:Ul.l.L E2Sii .. "CheflOlt Of Fire" ( 1981, Dr•- me) Ben CfOM. Ian ChetlMOn. (2 In .. 3 min)~ (J)hlllll--7 IT.alT Up to dlt• bullrien lnfonnatlon fof mena· OM. lnctudlna atrategy, --. tec:MOIO-~ .,., a rMw of waa 9tf• acrMt._ ) (Ow) .. ''8*1h'' (191', eom.dY) om Hinke. O.yt ........ (1 hr . 51 • ..... "The Mummy's Hand" (1940, Horror) Dlck Foran, George ~ucoo. An ancient mummy rises to klK the member• of an archaeologlcal expedition. ( 1 ht .. 15 min.) • •• ... "In This House Of Brede" ( 1975, Drama) Diana Rigg, Judi Bowt<tt. A wealthy widow gtves up her career and aoolal Hte when she enters a Benedictine convent. (2 hra.) (f) CM1'0Gl9 CJ) .. "Purple Heerta" (1~. Ora· ma) Ken Wahl, Cheryl Ladd. In Vietnam. a Navy medic meets and falls In love with a dedicated nurse. but their future ptans are tht•tened by the Inevitable cltcum- lst-=-~ ( 1 hr . 55 min.) -.. ,_.,,._ ........ .. "The Lonely Lady" ( 1983. Ora· ma) Pia Zadofa, Lloyd Bochoef. On a lelo- e'Med awardS program. a successful ICfeenwnter tells the shoci<lng story of hOw she reached fame. 'R' ( t ht., 32 min.) cm --"Children Ot The Corn" (198-4, Horror) Peter Horton. Linda Hamilton Based on a Stephen King short story. A young ph~n and hiS wife llnd them- sefves In a Midwestern town Where young.- sters have murdered the adults and 1:111tat>- llshed a strange religious cull 'R' ( 1 hr , 33 min.) ---ICOM I earn "TTCM-• .. - -·.. &&1.MMCI TOTAIN,_ · -·· -.. "$ud II" ( 1984, Comedy~ Ed- die Oeezen.I Linda Kerridge. A madman concocts a 111.1nted soft drink that oompe6s surfers and beach·ooms to eat garbage. 'R' (1 ht , 31 min.) Snow Queen's (Lee Remic:k) spell Nar· rat~~C:{r~~ -u---.. Nllflm .... I YWRI===· Ll•mMY ... ,_..TO,._,. _._ 1m1.-B HI I I I ...O --· .... -.. "~ Bomber" ( 1941, Adven-:~15) Etrol Rynn, Fred MacMvrray (3 .. ~---' -=-•~omon t-.TU au1•a..,.11on..._ --· ·-........ ,. a.-Lii.....- .. "Fedor•" ( 1979, Df"rna) w-.. llam Holden. Marthe Kalle! ( I ht , 54 min.) 00 .. "The Secf.t Life Of Walter Mlt· ty" (t~7. Comedy) Denny K•ye. Vtrg1n- le Mayo (ltw SOmm) {D) .. "Raiders Of The I.°"' Arif• ( 1981. Ac:tv.nh.H) Herr*4'1 Ford. Kalen Alan f 1 ht • 55 min ) • -. ' Sunday, March 17, 1985 27 Cl) .. "The Soy With My Face" ( 1966.-Adventure) Robert Vaughn. David McCallum. ( 1 hr., 28 min.) ... ,,.,. ·-(J)••··--·--~ITOD-0 1U901'm OIC..W •mao Wf//IUW C.-UPI~ .,_"Dead Of Night" (1945, Hor- ror) Mervyn Jol'\ns, Michael Redgrave ( 1 hr . 44 min) • IMVll•UM .. (J) .. ~,"°"° WWIT TOllA• -·· @J DIMOIPIUll .. mo..,.. .... ICMOOl u.l1UU. IHSA Class AA Semifinal (2 hrs ) 11.W.A.T. •••am UPQUI..,_ . PACll fl/I CUL nm ( WD•FI UlllTW.L East Regional Final. hve from Norfolk. Ve (2 hrs.) fl.) .,_ "Whiskey GalOfe!" ( 1949. Comedy) Joan OreenwOOd. Basu Rad· ford (I hr •. 24 min.) -CD M.W.MDMCI ..... WWllTTOIU• ll!ICOOIY-ooo .. .,""i1"1•w-Q ~-Ill .. •••am ,_,..CllASI PACll fl/I CUL nm .,_ "The Red Danube" ( 1949, Ora· ma) Walter Pidgeon. Janet Leigh ( 1 hr , 52 min.) -... VlllO ··-0 ICMYICOOIY,_.. ....... -..... nmu...,. •ooar• ,.._ CCMITY llOWll "La Travlata" ( 1982, Musical) Teresa Stratas. Placido Domingo. ( 1 hr., 58mln.) (8) llOWll "Sounder" ( t972. Drama) Cicely Tyaoo. Paul Winfield. ( t hr.. -45 min) (0) llO¥a "Altce's Restaurant" ( t969, Comedy) Ario Guthrie, Pat Quinn ( t hr . 51 min) --1 =:.IAIQTUU East regional llNli '=-.RI {2h~.J wusua'" ... ...:T-• ... ''The Trouble With Harry" ( 1955, C°"*'Y) Edmund Gwenn, Shirley MacLalne. ( t hr .. 39 min.) -GD ,. IUMl'UWML Atlanta Braves VI ~Vent Mett (2 nr. .. 30 min.) 111911-1•••• .. men•• 9 MC 2 M "Cougar!" Albie and arth 1riumpt1 CW9f their kldnappera. lhe element• of the Wiid Ind • raging river J!.•rt j o~(R) O ~ ---~ IHSA Class AA Semtttnal ( 1 ht . 30 rnln.) I :.. JlllM- 28 Sunday. Match 17, 1985 ( 1 hr., -at·-------· -1FYmlM&. ~ma• .. "The Paper Chase" (197 ... Drama) Timothy Bottoms. Lindsay Wag· lner·J!Z:;l.._ ....... ..Ym"l ..... C191 DAmY MD M D&.m Ull A 6·year- Old boy becomes Involved In 1 controver· sy between a power company and envl- ronmenlal advocates over acid rain and Its etfectt. !~For The VankH Zephyr.'' (198t, Orama) Ken Wahl. George Pep- i d. ( t hr . 48 min.) .,.._ .. ,.,. ... ._ "Krull" (1983, Fant11y) Ken Marwn. Lysette Anthony. ( 1 hr.. 67 lmlnil.c..,_MCOT -Cl) 0GUm MmTIM1 Mldw.tt re-n final from 0.llas. (2 hts .. 30 min.) -amu.u. ,_ma• a --.. al•• mm I& Animated. In RoO.rt Loult Staveneon't ctalelc 1tory, a young Scots- man flotll• to tave his lnt>erilance from a <**tful uncle ( 1 hr.) ... "Butch CaMldy Arid The Sun· dance Kid" (1969. Wettam) Pltll New· man. Robert Aedford. (2 hrs .. 30 min.) • IOWA A tur'vey of Wyoming'• wlldllfe, focusing on the breeding, migration and survival fatternt of the Rocky Mountain Etk.9{1hr .. 25 min.) a .. ,w ~. World bob- sled champloothlp from c.Mnla, Italy; World Invitational super hM~t llft· Ing champlonthip from Toronto. Canada. i hr .. 30 min.) ....... ... "Hairy And Son" C, Ora· ma) Paul Newman. Robby . (1 l')r., 67 min.) CZ> ... "Purple Hearts" ( 1984, Ora· me) Ken W1h1. Cheryl Ladd ( 1 ht .. 55 min) *I._..,..,,, __ ~ lm'l I I SI Some of the lfrongeet men and wemtn '" the wotld oompete ( 1 hr.) 1•••11111•w• ....... ..... Hott. Riek 0Mt au.tta· ladYt Knight Ind the Plpt, Jermtlne ~kton and Pie Zadofa. Autograph, Genefal Pui.c. Teene JMflt, Don Wit• Me~~ 1-. - -Women's tlelotn .. lrom Waterville Valley, N.H. (R) (2 hrs.) CD .. "The Grey FOIC" (1982. W•t· ern) Richard FarnaWOfth, Jacicle &Jr. roughs ( 1 hr., 32 min.) ........ ..,. W iil) ... "The Man From Utah" (193", Wettern) John Wayne. Gabby Heyes. ( 1 ht.) "'I '""'°°' ATM .... Scheduled: Roger Ebert and Gene Slskel review "Sylv9tter" and "The AvlatOf." l rwuc,.. *1m'DUl'IMUL1"- p .. TM.I MA• "The Snow Queen·· Lance Kerwin and Mellaaa Gitbert star In this tale ol a bf ave girt who's det«· mined to save her companion from ll'le Snow Queen'& (Ute Remick) spell, Nar· rated =l~aM. t;J ,.. ~larty ICheduled n mming may b4t delayed CkJe 10 bleaks .. fllA lml Panatonlc Lu Vega In- vitational, thifd rouno. Nw from Lu Vegu Country Club, Nev ( 1 hr.) 1 r ..... -World Cup Fl- nalt from Heaven~. CaNf. (1 hrl I *-''°"' :Y-lltll .• LmU .... OIMJIMM ... "The Reed To Hong Kong" ( 1962. Comedy) Bing Croaby, Bob Hope (2 hrs.) • • *'-' .,.,, ....... CC)._ "Stacy's Knlatltt" ( 1983, Ora· ma) Andra Miiiien, Kevfn Coatner. ( t hr .. 35 ~ 1--.c.n•n•-......... ..._ ..... ... "The Music Man" (1982. Mutl- cal) Robert Pretton, Shirley Jooee. (3 hrs .. 16 min.) •1-.r tdt D•IYGIY ... "Solnh" (1984. Comedy) Tom H41nka, 0.ryl Hann1h. ( t hr.. & 1 min.) (I)._ "Staying Allw" (1983. Orama) John Trtvolta, Cynthie Rhodel. ( 1 hr,, 3e min) CZ> .. "Ma11 Duoan Returns·· (1983. ~ Marlha Muon, Jason Roberdt I .~ ---Z lil.mlM111 .. lllMftfUCI - 1'• ULll Liii• ... "Sullivan'• Travels" (1941. ome<fy) Joel ~ru, Veronica Lake. '2 tws.) -~ • a .... S 150,000 Lite Beer Open, lrom Red Catl>e1 Catebflly ltoes In MllwaUk~r .. 30 min.) Cl) -~ "ONO Wrong: The John Event Story" Bated Otl the true 110- ry of an armed robber Ind murderer who, before being executed for hit crlmee et age 33, le~ • videotaped m•-:rc "'9-euad.ng young P90ple from a life crime IB> 11 hr) a .. "The Legend" (1*) 8fvo. l.M B'--"" i ... ''Ohfnetown" (t974', Myttery) J~ ~·.:if' Dunaway. (3 htt) I ,,.,,,, illl DM,,_ M I II IP I IW w .. t Regional Final. !Ne from LOI Angelet (2 ht1) ... "Beyond AIMonable Ooubt" (1M0. ~.,.,, De¥ld ~ .. JoM Hat= ~ twt 1 "*1.) I I tzdia.11------ .,, =··..,.. •AfSE I U Scnedule<t Wor1d"bl:>b- 9'ed ChlrnplOnlhlp from Cerv1nla. Italy, Worid lnvit•llonal "JP9' heavywelgtlt lift· ~ ctMlmplonehlp from T <><onto, Canada i hr., 30 min.) ,., ... &J~W-.&W. .. ..-u .... ., ••• The V9tlety of wlldllfe tNll Inhabit the beautiful ~:TU:: COf•I reef rs seen (f) -IClllOOI. umwu&.l IHSA Class AA~(2tva.) ·-"Double Trouble" ( 1967, Musr-.cell)~=~-t= (2 hrs) . -· •11• n-w~ ... "Twlllohl Zone -~ The Mo111e .. ( 1983. Science:'Flctlon) John Lilhgow. Vic Morrow. ( 1 hr .. ~2 min.) 1 ..... ..., W ... "The Deadly Bees" ( 1967, Horror) Suunna Leigh. Frank Finlay ( t hr .. 30 min.) ·---OPIPGITI Scheduled At· lant• &00 atock car race, woild 5)(1 flying c:hampionthjp. from Planica. Vugosta111a i~=J ... -.a .. ,.,.. ... "Cr.ctclng Up" (1983. Come· dy) .>.rry lewis. Miiton Berle ( t hr 30 min.) CG> .. "Blue Skies Again" ( 1983. eom.dy) Herry Hamlln. Mimi Rog&fs 11 hr .• 27 min.) Cl> ... "F•tty F"lnn" ( 1980. Otama) Ben Ol!9nb0uld. Ben Newton ( 1 hr 15 min.) (%) ... "Mr. Hot>be T•ket A Vacation" (1812, Comedy) Jam.s Stewart, Mau· reen O'He11. ( 1 fw , 58 min) ••-•comm._ P8ff0tm· 1ncet by Alabama, Tom T Hall. Keith Sttglll St0tlee Ind lnte<Yiew• with Ala· blme, JMnnle C. Alley. Kt1th Stegall W 1111 • MmJIMl Boston Celtics al -1:=--~• 121"'. 16 mio I --. . ,. ... I'=' ~ , .... wmt UICUY Cl>••·--cc .. "A HCW9t C•lled Jestaf'' ( 1983 DUNN) Sa<* Frotl, Michael Samson -·~r.. -111 SIM 1MI 11.t• umc•w A trrbute 10 the tMtn lhlt crMt9d IUCh Br0&dw1y Ms as "The Sound Of Musjc;" and "SOuth Pac1t- lc," fMtvr1!'1g flWn dpt. photos. and rnler· vteWI .with ShWley "°""· Allred Otake. Yul &rynne,, Oofdon ~RH Ind composers Mlt1tn et.n1n ("Annie") Ind Andrew L~ Wet>bet ("Cati") Mary Marlrn -~d!'"·' 1=--0PIPGITIScl'leduled At lenta 600 ltOdc C8f r.ce. WOtld skr flying chlnlpiol lthlp. from Plantca, Yugot1avr11 I"'' 30 "*') --•!.VE 8 _."Man's Fa11ot1ta S_port" (1964. Comedy} ROc~ Hudson. Paula PrantltS A writer IS made to eat hlS wordl When he proclaims himself 10 be a f1rJlhand &XP4Hl at ftSh1~ hrs ) I :t"" '.i...c • .., ~ ... ICNOOl. u.ITIM.L IHSA Class AA Championship (2 hrs) • 8"11T._, 1'11 -Featured" Jae~ Brsse1. ( 1 hr.) • "The Porn Pom Grrls" ( t977. Comedy) Robert Carradine. Jennifer Ash- ley High school senlOf'a deelde 10 cefe. brat.ci the 'ert'd of loimal 81Ud198 en lheir own slrghtly onorthodox wayti (2 hrs ) I KMTTONMT ......... IOCCmt _. "Charrols Of Fire" ( 1981, Ora- ma) Ben Cross. Ian CharlesQn Social pressure and personal turmoil beset two 11ery d1fleren1 Brllrsh athleres on their way to glory rn lhe 1924 Parrs Olympics 'PG' 2 hrs .. 3 min) &M. POOTULL Los Angeles Express at Arizona Outlaws (3 hrs ) _. "The Secret Life Of Waltet Mrt· ry" ( 1947, Comedy) Danny Kaya. Virgin- ia Mayo A meek man burdened wrth dO- mestlC attachments coo)ures up rlluslons of himself as a hero 11 hr SO mm ) _. "Soggy Bottom, U S A " ( t981 Comedy) Ben Johnson LOIS Net· tleton A SOuthern Sheriff duong Proh1bt- 1ton Ines to enSUfe t"-t hlS moonshrne- PfOducing COU$1n doesn'I blow hrmself up and that hrs lady friend's marrrage plans ~ •WfY 'PG' 11 l'lf . 37 m n) rw _. "Splash" ( t984. Comedy) Tom Hanks, Daryl Hannah A New Y<><k bachelor wrlhOUI much ~ at IOve falls IOI a beautiful girl whO ~larally Wllhes up on snote, uneWftre at llfsr rhat lhe'a the mermaid he saw as • Chrld 'PG' ( 1 hr . St min) 1MI t 111a ,oua •ICllOI Perform· ences by The Police, A Flock of s.aguua. Devo. Wall of Voodoo. Rtoky Waln. Gary Numan and The Gang of Four are fee· tured In thrS mualCal-comedy special la~:.:·;:;Y New wave ciub . ... (1) ... ---• T'llM. "ShOUIO POllce Be AllOWed To UM Battering Rams?" iw~••,...... ~ ,_ ACt1•1 AWAW ..... A P'avieW or tl\e mo110n p1eture tn<lJatry·~ b;g night, with a 1oo+c 11 tl\e top nominees and 1~ i ar·a fiw "Best Ptetur .. " ~IMCllwmlll\'91111W--l"I MDUYWOOeCU•F F .. turad. e 1oo1c 11 lhe 57th annuel Aeademy AIQrdl in- CIU<Sing IOltfV19Wa with the not'l\lneet and 1 report on the currant contrO¥eny owr Academy~ pr~as TOO NI co.GIT Jacki. de elde$ ro have 1 btusr ltl'lpfant <>P9rlhon i·~rdet 10 make hers.It more attractive = ·-"" llp-syoehed fendl· tlons ot "Junglf Lovt." "l~• A V1rg,n. ·• "Grtarzan," "America " "SOlrd" Ind · Mama We re All Cf•fY!et •· • TOO CUii NI ca.alt Jaeklt 0.- 0klet 10 M\19 e bteast ~nt oper1tlo'1 10 order to !n41ke hefMlf more ettractrv. ~7 1 MFSISJ ._ ... .._ .......... A ehronlcie of 'Wlldllt. ph0t<>g1epher Jiiek Swad'*Q't attempt 10 .,.,,.._, wtct ... glet lrom Manttoba to the Ouabbin AeNf. vorJn--MassaehOSiett _. "Sahara" ( 1984, Adventure) Broo+ce Shields. Lambert Wiison In the t920$. an heiress' pledge to her dying i. lhef -that she wlll win tl\e cross-Sahar1 auto race lfl a sports car of his own design -leads her into dangers of flVflly sor1 . 'PG' (I hr • « mtn ) ... "Racing With The Moon" ( 19S.., Romance) Sean Peno. Elizabeth McGovern In late 1942, just before he's schedl.Jled to leave tor boor camp, a t~ ager trom the wrong side ot Iha track• falls rn IOve with the new girt 1n town 'PG' Ji:. hr., 48tmin) ••~:.::)Regularly scheduled programming may be delayed due to ~edge breaks. 119 9 OMl:I ,._ Celebflly JUdgel: Ellen .Bty. Tetrence Knox. Madge Sinclair. Brian Mitchell, Vanna Whrte, Pat SaRik Per- formance b)' R11a Coolidge. I dmUC.l'ICMOICI M•L.A. CL•trwnMCAlll•lllD .,. ...... -...-·~·· u. Forry years alter hts d!Sappearanoe oYer the English Channel, the band leeder as- sociated with such American clal.tlct as "In TM MOOCI" ana "Chattanooga Choo Choo" rs paid tnbtlte by l'IOSt Ven JOM- son and guest perlormers Tex a.n.a, JoMny Desmond, Sylvia Syms. Anlt• Gii- iett• and JulMJS La~~ hrJ=! • IMlmlOJIOO'I m Ill Fee- turad a lllSll wrth GalO(>Ogas tortOIMS end Iha octopus G "911 mAI Regularly scheduled progr1mmtng may be delayed due 10 breaks "Btoe Skies Again" ( 1983, Comedy) Harry Hamlin. Mimi Rogef1. A woman attempts to try out for a epot on • big-league baseball team despite the ~ position ol men rn the club l'nd the OWl'tfl( 'PG' ( t hr .. 27 min.) I MDUYWOOD • ~ M .. "The Music Man" ( 1962. Mutl- c;al) Robert Preston. Shlrpy Jones. A fest·talklng salesman comes 10 1 SIMI town rn Iowa ro organ12e a boys' band and ~nad'Ye<tently falls tn IOlle with 1n unmar- nad hbrar1an ( 1 hr ) ·---dl)~lMilraCOllllWYIJllrrM .. "IW- ... at CU·--Anlm919d Garfleld and his owner Jon emblrk on • camping trip 1n ttle mount11n.S. Wh«•Jbe cat nes some bllerre conlrontatlOAe Wftt\ unusual forest animals, (R) D e WWW WI .,._ Attar he's mygged on a New VOtk City 1tr..C, Arnold suffers lrom emotional Pf~ end ""''' !_P5~tQ • • "HollywOod Hotel'' ( 1937. Mii- s.cai) Ol¢k Powell, AoMmary Lene A srarry-eyed COUf1try bumpt<rn tr~ to HOllywOOd lfl this Busby e.ncM)' opus. !? hf!) • tll U • .._ When Corrigan la accused ot shooting ~Ul'la'tTMd ~ t>ecause of en old grudge, Hoc*9f Mta 001 10 pt0\19 Iha otf\cef's In~ Q { 1 hr) ... ~ ...... _ The prtMn1a11on of v._.,·Sefect9d awer<IV tor 8nt Picture. S.t Actor I Ao-trns. O..St Supporting Actor I Actr .. and S.t MIAIClf 8cofe Holt. MW'iette Har=-. end Jamee Btof«'t (2 m ) Sunday, March 17, 1985 21 -latunlay Cont. • •u.nuu. Los AngeleS Clippers •----,at Pof1t&Ad T r•il Blazers (2 hftj- ... "Man On A Swing" (1974, Mys18f}') Joel Grey. Chit Robenson A po- lloe detective investigating a complex tnufder case tries 10 establish the credlblll· ty of a clairvoyant who has come lorward with "clues." (2 hrs.) CC) IOOL I 1'MI UMQ II coeaRT Kool & the Gang sings "Celebre11on." "Too Hot." "Joanna." "Le dies Night" end songs from the album "Emergency." Taped in May 1984 at the W0<1d Exposi· tlon lo New Orleans ( t hr ) (II) llOWll "Christine" ( 1983. Suspense) Kei1h Gordon. John Stockwell. Based on Stephen Ktng's noYel A high school misfit buys and restOfes a t958 Plymouth. una· ware It's possessed by a demon that will jealoUsly protect ham and destroy -any e!.fceiYed threat 'A' O ( 1 hr . 50 min ) {IV .,_ "Raiders Of The Lost Ark" (1981. Adventure) Hamson F0<d, Karen Al6en. In 1938, a globe·tro1t1ng archeol<>- glst·advenlurer races Nazi evildoe1s lor a legendary rehg1ous artifact of enormous ,.. power, narrowly escaping dozens of death ;• trept en route 'PG' ( 1 hr . 55 mm ) ·: , ........ UMTA.rA • (l)n'lllA9C,CHAllJl..,..Anlmat· ed. Snoopy puts on a slelght·of-hand ex· hlbitlon for the "Peanuts" gang after find· ~a book on m·~he library. (R) • e _.. Kate and Allison decide they're going to try and get to know their Aunt Margo a little better by trea=r to a special weekend tnp ... I UIQMIJm:AvMOm It coeaRT·The tenor sings an all·ltaliall program Including pieces by Respighi, Tosti. Bononclni. Ros- .• sinl and Caldera, and,anas from opefas by • Verdi. Cilea. Oon1zelli and Puccini Taped ! at the San Francisco Opera House (2 =: hrs .. t 5 min ) _ ~ •GZ>_,lUCKI : •• Cll AllWGll An old l11end of Hawke's : retires after 20 years of dedicated govern- ,•. ment service. then mysteriously turns on :: the Firm. posing a dangerous new threat -!· ~ ~ -A IMAI Nearly the entare Geenlawn police l0tce succumbs to an outbreak of fOOd poisoning. so Nell and A~algn on es temporary cops. . ~ .. •• .. it :. ~ ~ .. ;. . p • • • • . • (II LOVI IOAT A TV commercial pr<>- <M:41f cast• Judy in a singing role. una- were ehe can't &Ing: a husband Is attract- ed to his estranged w1fo's best friend: a daughter fear• her father Is getting senile. q (1 hr.) Cl) -MmlUll. ChlcagO Built et Dal- lie Maverioks (2 hrs . 30 mln.) (C) ... "Race For The Yankee Zephyr" (t98t. Orama) Ken Wahl, Geo<ge Pep- perd. Two la1mers locate the wreckage of a Wottd Wat II plane In tho mountains of New Zealllnd and comP!te with othefs tor Its veluable cargo. 'PO (I hr .. 48 min.) ~..,,_,. .. "Splash" ( 1ea... Comedy) om Hat*S, Daryl Hannah. A New Vorl< bllehelof without much soooess at love tall for a btavllful girl who tilerelly washes up on enore. unaware at lirsl that she's the m8fmeed he saw as a child 'PG' ( t hr . it Min) Cl) .. "Staying Ahve" ( 1983, Orama) John Trevoita. Cynthia AhodeS A young ...,.,tng ~, land5 a role in a prodUc· "°"· ttlUI j90pafo.1iz~ hit re4at'°'*"P with ~woman ·PG Q (lhr.lemio) CIJ .,. "Purple Hearta" (1984. Ora· Sunday. March 17, 1985 ma) Ken Wahl, Cheryl Ladd. In Vietnam, a Navymedic"lnMfS llnd fa .. In love With a dedicated nurse. bu1 their Mure plans are threatened by the Inevitable cifcom- stances of war. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) l ..:a:CC1111•rr•~ .. ·----(Premiere) Three generations of one tamily. lnclUdlng a sin- gle mother and hef two teen-age chl6dren. share the same household. Stars Mimi Kennedy. Rosa Harris. • mAT u • armu1t11 "Judy Gartand: The Concert Years" L0<na Luft hosts this review of the star's ~ and television perf0<mances in the ·sos and '608, linked with reminiscences by Tony Bennett, Alan King. Rex Reed, Stephen Holden. Melissa Maneheste< and Nelson Riddle. (2 hri .. 10 min.) (() C0U.. u.l1UIJ. OM8ion II Cham· ~lonshlp. from Springfield. Mass. (2 hrs.) -• Cll CO. W The Imminent expiration of the sta!Ule of limitations on the crimes of a thieving trio leads Jacit and Dani to pose as a married couple In an effort to trap them. ( 1 hr.) D • ..._ (Serles Returns) Rick and Dee Dee are on the Yefge of a break· through lo the California drug trade when their Inside source la suddenly released to testHy In a New Yofk murder case. (Part t of 2J_(1t hf.) I ii.-:. OP LOIT LOWD Cary Is called upon to locate a br'lde atter she leave. the confused groom at the altar; Daisy Is asked to find the brottw ot a holocaust survivor. (R) Q ( 1 hr ) G llOWll "The Naked And The Dead" ( 1958, Orama) Aldo Ray. Cflff Robertson. Soldiers In World War fl team the value of courage and quickness at the r~ of~ i~ their lives. (2 hrs .. 25 min ) • Llllm.80PM-A19PMIDUI Robin Leach interviews Mickey Mantle. Robert Vaughn. Bobby Vinton and Patrice Wymo<e Flynn. widow of Errol Flynn. (R) Uhr.) CH) .-llCMIYY Keep silent or talk are Harry's tough choices when he has In· formation on the prison doctor's murder Harry. Robert ~io. (O)mml:IL~ Robert Klein, Tlm Reid. Jeff Altman and Bruce Baum per· form their routines In a Midwestern come- l ckJb. ( 1 hr.) am.1•1•ll&llWl-DIA'lll -~1IAClll -100 ~,. W Jackie de- cides to have a breast Implant operation In order to make herleff mofe attractllle. I ...... , .... .. "& ........ -1 W tions .. ~!!~tz:~~~ "Gltarzen.:.---'!;Ame<ica.'' "Solid" and "Mama We're AN Craz:y Now." e ITM llMOll GUMta: Glotla Loring. ·H9Yf Axton. (R) ( t hr.) • _. "Gfay Lady Down" ( t979, Ad- ven1ure) Chartton Heston. David Cerra-• dine. A nuclear 1Ubmarlne, rammed by a wayward freighter, links and becomet the Obi-c;t ot a daring raecua atlempt. (2 ~i.. ... CID ... "Splah" ( t98A. Comedy> Tom Hant(s, Ooryt Hannah. A New YOrit bachelor Without much IUC<*l9 at loYe falls tor a t>Nutttul girt who literelly .... up on ahore. UNWar• et fltat thlt lhe'• the "*maid he NW ... child. 'PG' Q ( t h1 .s1m.nL .......... .....,~~~ ca> ... "I Like To Watch" (No Date, Adult~ hr .. 45 min.) (I) "The Gift" (1982. Comedy) Pi- effe Mondy, Cllo Goldsmith. A middle- ~ bank«'s retirement gift turns out to be the ravishing beauty he meets on a train. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 4.5.mln.) CZ) ... ''Vlde<>drome" ( t983, Fantasy) Jemea Woods. Deborah Harry. A C<>-owner of a Toronto UHF station that SP&- cializes in adutt ent8f1alnment ... rchee f0< the people behind a btzatre setelllte broadcast 'R' (1hr .• 30 min.) __ , tW -TUCU tW ·---•• ,..,_LM.., _.__lMCll .... Q ........ , .. ,.. .... _ .. "Sharon· Portrait Of A Mls- trese" (1977. Orama) Trish Van Devere. Patrick O'Neal. A beautiful woman habitu- ally drawn to married men finds her life unlulfllling. (2 hrs.) CC> _.. "HaMoween" ( t978, Horror) Donald Pleaaenoe. Jamie Lee Curtis. On a rainy Halloween night. an Insane murderer escapes from an asylum and cuts a path of death. destruction and terror through a amd town. 'R' ( 1 hr • 30 min.) (1) .... -(JJ _. "The lntru~" (No Date. Adult) (1 hr .. 25 min:) tMI ... "Revellle With Beverly" ( 1943. Musical) AM Millec. William Wright. A awitcnboard operator becomes a popular disc Jockey and organizes a show for ser· vlcemen. Appearances by Frank Sinatra. the Milts Brothers. Count Basie. Duke Ell- ~on. ( t hr .. 25 min.) tW• M DAM -Of la.LTWOGD A lotl back at the fast lives and early deaths of ~stars in the t920's. -(!)-Ill? ... • _. "Tha Fortune Cookie" (1966, Comedy) Jack Lemmon. Walter Matthau. A swtndling lawyer advises his brother-in· law to play up an accident lntury and cot<- lec:t the loautance. (3 hrs.) ([)-.CllP-WOfld Freestyle lnvl· ta~lonal from Brecl<lnridge, Colo.~Ff).:" 1 -·A~ -~ ... .. .. "Judge Dee And The Monell· ~-Murden" (t974. Myal8f}') Khlgh Ohlegfl. Mako. A 7th-century Chinese de· tectlve tacitlet an unutUal cue invoMng three wives, • <>M-atmed man end a dead monk. 'l~ :1 .. "LOYe-ln At Ground Zero" ( 1989, Orama) Gene Barry. Keenan Wynn. Radicals kidnap publllhef Glenn Howard and demand that he witnesa their ~ot.81Uulclde. (1 hr .• 30 min.) _,, .. "The GlaM Web" ( 19!>4, Mya.- tery) Edward G. Roblneon. Jol'ln For· aythe. The murder 0( a c~ writ· er'• wife II lnvesuoated by the ~·· 1 .... rcher. ( 1 hr .• 30 min) CZ) ... "Joe" (1970. Orama) Peter Boyle, ~ Patrick. Erveged OYef his deUghter' a lnvolY9ment In the hippie drug teene. a mel'I ~the~ of a fanatical barroom bigot In the ~to their knee1. ·A' t t hr .• 4 min )t -ca>--"Naked lnf9mo'1 (1980, Fanta· ay) Karen Gambier The threat Of Imm+. '*" ~ l'IOIQCault ~ the ixelilit fof e no-holdt-barred orgy < 1 hr. 15=-~ (I) "Reck.....-(189•, [)ama) Al- den Ourln. O.ryt Hannah. A yoUrig motOf· cycle enthusiast whose Ute has been made unwholesome by an alcoholic father becomes involved with a girt Who Is too QQOd for him. 'R' (1 hr., 30 min.) -CH)..,. "Arst Blood" (1982, Orama) Sylvester Stallone. Richard Crenna. A V1etnam veteran's run-In With the police in a dead waTbuddy's hometown escalates Into a mlnof war. 'R' (1 hr .. 35 min.) W110C1• ta CA -cniwm ••• ••11-.. "Now. Vo agef" (1942. Ro- mance) Betta O.vta, ~aul Hanreld. On her doctor's advice. a any. unattractive young woman embarks on a cruise whefa lhe meets and falls In lova with a married man. ~hrs.) (IJ .._ "Whiskey Galore!" ( 1949. Comedy) Joan GreanwOOd. Basil Rad· ford.A group of thirsty Scotsman find that the liquor supply they've baen waiting for la on Ila way to the bOttom of the saa. ( 1 hr .. 24 min.) -·==-~ ... "The Young Nurses" ( 1973. Drama) Jean Manson, Ashley Porter. Three beautiful nurses find themselves in serious and sometimes comical dtlemmas on and off the job. 'R' ( 1 hr., 16 min.) -1 MICA: CCllTI.". cw W ... "Louisiana Purchase" ( 1941, Comedy) Bob Hope. Vera Zorina. A Northern senator investigates shady politl· cal dee= New Orleans (2 hrs.) I ':. "~he Deadly Trap" ( 1972 . Suspense) Frank Langella, Faye Duna· way. A man finds his own life and that of his family endangered when he tries lo break tree of his association with a spy ~nlzetlon. (1 hr .• 55 min.) .. • ... "The Legend Of Valentino" ( 1975. Biography) Franco Nero, Suzanne Pleshette. fhe llambOyant llf"tyle of Ru· dolph Valentino makes him a tllent screen MX aymbOI and Idol of women ..,ery. where. (2 hr9.) I .... ...,_...- .. "Alce's Restaurant" (1989, Comedy) Ario Guthrie. Pat Quinn. ~ spifed by Ario Guthrie's song. A folk q. er Is arrested tor llt1erlng. faces the treume of Army lnductiOn and expe1ieooes llfe among=dfopouts atound the coun- 1 'PG' 1 hr .. 51 min.) " LA:------.T -au•r&IE&LR••• .. ''Twilight Zone -The Movie'' ( 1983. Scienc9-Ac11on) John Uthgow. Vte Morrow. This homage to the old Rod Serllng TV eerles feeturea segments about a bigoted bar patron's comeuppenoe, a group of retil'ement home realdantt who recapture their youth, a child with the power to create or destroy at will, and .,, airplane passenger who .... a gremlin aa- bOtaglng the plane's wing. 'PG' (1 hr .. 42 min.) -Bpo.18Colll FromP .. e8 ,_. (J)'OCl.L_........,._.., .... .............. , ................ , -·NMT---· -.. ,LNI_.._ ............ Lell .. ¢ I 1L1Mn .. 1111111 ... , •• Cl lft.,; • .a) -· Cl) OOUIW MmnM1 11 • 1111 ....................... , ., ....... UlnA..rA --,,.. 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Print~ with' . -prof ess1onalism -~asonic Quality Printers ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY • 1 .r.• ·r., Mr,f~• ~~ •. · Mom finds daughter, hut no-o End of search forces adopte daughter to make a choice tween two mothers what awkward. rtunion. But neither mothtt nor dau&)\ter knew what to do when the "huas and hellos" ended. What comes next when the reunion is over? woman who p vc her hfc. and lhc parents who wstaincd it. "My binh mothcr'wanted me to be her Jinlc t.by and ai ve her ti.ck the 34 years that lhc had lost. My other mother couldn"t handk that:• says Lona. now 39. ··One had to io. and 1t was the o~ who wasn't around the M1Ucrs. who'\IC .... , dlCtr ~ vacations in COiia Mna tnilCr-..U -first tryi111 10 find Lona aa4 lln' try in& to pin htt •CCI"•~· They me t for the fi n t time in the doorway of a Costa Mesa home. Rinaina the doorbe11 w1S the middle·a~ woman wbo had plactd her illqh1male t.by up for adoption 34 years earlier. a nd had searched ever since for the child. Answcrina was the dauahter. con· ccivcd durint a wanime Oina and tauaht by her adopted parents to despise her acnetic mother. State Sen. Ed Davia makes an earty campaign awing through Orange County In his quest for U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston's seat./ A3 The 'poison prevention hoapltal otympk'.a' today win raise funds l or fhe Orange-County Regional Polsoo Center at UCI Medical Center .I Al California The oldest of Callfornla' a prison Inmates Is phllosophlcal about llfe . behind bars at the age of 81 ./M World The chief Middle East correspondent for The Associated Presa Is kid- napped Saturday morn- Ing in west Beirut./ A3 Style The design qf Lee Wright's spring collection takesthe womanof the '80s right from the office to sporty outlngs./81 .J ls.the drip-dry wedding dress a reality?, .. Travel Tourists -who have made the weekend trip a natlonal tradition -need to be prepared for medl- cal emergencies on the road./81 Sporta Marina High speedster Chip Rish Athlete of the Meet at the Beach Cities lnvltatlonal./D1 Nevada-Las Vegas ls among the losers In the NCAA basketball tour- nament./D2 The Laker• complete a six-game sweep of the cross-town Cllppera./D3 Entertabament lt'aabusy~konthe local atage aa two musical comedies and two chll- dren'a shows hlc llght new offerings~/ Ba••nw The founder of 'lnveator'a Oal~ecommendacom- pen with a proven track record./04 nmsx Erma Bombeek Bl Btrthl A7 Bridge ae .... ,.. 04-6 Claalifted C3-I Croawotd C2 Death Notlcel C2 HorOICOP9 ca Ann Lander• II Op6nk>n Al Pubtlc Nottoee C2 AeetEttat• C1 Spor1• 01-3 :,.., 11-a ·rv~ ,....., ... Tra¥14 .. W•ther A2 , Nervous tears pve way to hup and then to lauahtrr. The years of Karch· ina had ended for Frieda Miller. who scoured throuah medical records. school yearbooks. coun documents and even funeral aucst lists for information o n the airl known to her only as "Jan." T he trail led to Jan Lona. the pampered adopted dauahttr of a we~hy Costa Mesi" farQily. She had . TONY SAAVEDRA since married and w1S raisin& a daughter of her own. It was an emotional. tho uah some- Miller never consldtttd that ques- tion during her determined search. Maybe she sho uld have. • Five y~rs have passed since Miller and her husband. Bob. showtd up on Long's doorstep. They will not lib ly return. T heir surprise visit set off a tremor within Long:Sadopted family. forcing the daughter to choose between the ....,,...,.. ....... u,e. lonpt.-• 1 has time 1t was Lona who KV~ the maternal tin lhat had bttn cut the first tinw by a hometown doc1or in a hospital ddivcry room. The "happy ending" was over. Rejtttion has bttn rouah o n the "We can't fiprc GUI whet .._. pcncd. Jan just ~ her modla' ... says Bob Millef. His wifr nodl. ._ ' cyn red with le8rS bdaind her rilllllll passn. •• "" tM tinw I ns searrhin' for her. I wasn't dtiftkin' o( atty ftll9R ' rtlatioaship.-says Frieda. Ir's a painful. pilt4ced t&Ory IOld openly by a ,mothrr lfekin& ablolu.- (Pl•w ADOl'l&D/d) Group takes a1Bi · at officials wlio disregard public Irvine· s Larry A nrnts--arrecall driv e to seat new leaders By SCOTr STODDARD ~~~19.!!~--~~ A group fiahting a plan to construct three freeways thTouah south Orantc County took steps Saturday toward forming a lasting organization it believes will make county iovem- menl more responsive to the public. Orange County Tomorrow. an unusual coalition of liberals and conservatives who say they arc striv· ing to preserve the quality of life in Orange County. met at the Balboa Bay Dub on Saturday to form a stttring committee responsible for organizing tht' citizens group. At the meeting. pan of which wa.s otT the record. members expressed displeasure with county supervisors. who they say have disregarded public s.rnt1ment byconccivinaofa fu~illl plan that would raise about S600 m illt0n for-the-St billion fiecWI)' project. They point 10 last November's dc(eat of Proposition A. an initiative that would havcTaiscd the salcs ll.1 by a penny to construct the freeways. The mcHUtt~ more than 2 to I maf"&in. If county supervisors continue lo i4norc the public. Irvine city Coun- cilman Larry Agran hinted. a recall drive may be in ordcT. WNot onl~Y°'4 need new lcac:krship but you actwally have to talk about rccalhna cx.istina kadcn ... and tct pcopk who will ~nl y~ in some rcasonab&c way. Ap'an said. Agan. ho~vcr. didn't say who 'A'OUld be ta,.ettd by a FKall. . Supervisor Tom Riley. who faces re~lcction next year. has reportedly accused the act i v1st IJ'OUP of cond uct- 1 n& a political campaign apinst him. (Pleue ._ COALITIOll/A2) Bandit answers ad~ hauls off rare coins By STEVE MARBLE Of_o.llr ......... A Fountain Vallc.y .... woman advertising a rare and valuable coin collection in a newspat)er was hand- cuffed. gagged and robbed at gun- point Saturda) afternoon b~ a pro- spective customer who turned out to be a bandit. police reportrd. The robber fled "A-1th the S 113.000 com collection. made up of about 1.000 U.S. coins in mint cond1t1on. and with some Jewel~. according to officers. The woman. who wasn't 1dcnuficd. was unharmed and able to provide police with a detailed descnp11on of her assailant and his getawa) car. The robber. apparent!) armed with a handgun and a Tascr "A-Capon. which has an electronic dart that can tempor:ml~ paralyze a person. sho"A-- cd up at 1hewoman·scurrant Avenue residence nt'ar Mile Square Park a1 about I p.m. ..He asked to see the collection. she produced 11 and he viewed it like he was a pro pccti\e buyer." explained Lt. Da' e Brok.aw.·· He looked at it for quite a whale. then pulled out·a gun." The woman. alone m her house at the lime. was handcuffed •nd gagged. said Brokaw. A family member apparently found her a shon time later and called police. The robber was described as being clean and neat. weanng a three-piece u11. a dress shin. a maroon necktie and sponmg gold-nmmcd. a v1ator- !it)'lc glas~. He was about 40 years old. cleanshaven. about 6 fttt tall "A-1th bro"n. collar-length hair. .. he said he had a light Southern accent and perhaps a lisp.-said Brok a" The car he was tra"eling in was a nc" s1h er Ford Thunderbird wi th <\nzona license plat('S. ' Clarla Alftl'a feeda -Ilona Joyce and Faye. whoee reecae tralnhlC 1aaa baited. Alleged threats Lapna center_calls a halt tG -sea 11ons 'rescue lessons FactUty's s mall size has c ompelled search for:_ new f r~lntng base I J LISA MAHONEY ............... T he Friends of the Sn Lion Marine Ma mmal tenter in lquna 8Nch has lcam«t that its facilitin cuinot be • uwd for trainina sea lions for ocean rctcun after all. Trainin1 activities with two youna ICI lions. Joy('( and Faye. have bttn halted while W.c1rgua rdians look for a new home for \he would-be "01p- pcrcd lifeguards... curator Kann w, man said. - 'rh\.' non-profi t organ1za11on. which cares for 1d. and inj ured.seals and sc~ hons. canno t play host to the cxpcn- mcnt bcina conducted b) three area marine mammal trainers btx'ausc its faci ht1cs arc too small to quahf~ for a federal!) rcqum.~ training permit. Wvman said. The organization's non-profit status and 1t ph1losop.h~ that ~ hab1h tatcd sea lions should be re- turned to their ocean habitat arc also at odds with the trainers' ultimate aim of using Jo)'('( a nd Fa)e for commercial purposes. she said. ·:The commercial use 1s totallv against our philo~). lt'6 d1tTcren't "hrn the~ ''T doing lifesaving tasks ... w,man sa1~ "-\man. tt'le orpniza11on's onl) paid 'cmplo~cc. was leamina to work "1th thl' seals in an experimental program to sec 1fthc) could be tramcd 10 S3\e drownin& w1 m mcrs. Much sw1f\cr in the surf than humans. seals can llP up to 25 mph 1n the water compared to 2-3 m ph for a (Pleue ... A A L I ON/ A2) Karea o •artc cause 'dismay By ROBERT BARKE R Ot ... 0.-,,... ..... L .\rguml·nts raged O\Cr five mYJ-- tcnous and thrcaten1n1 telephone c:all that school trustee Karen o·enc said she fl'C'Cl\ed this week m the aftermath of a ('Ontrovcrs1al d«mon to clo!i<' Burk\.· . hool. Private lif eguarOs take over city service O'Bnc. a trustee in the Hununaton Beach t "1ty (elementary) hoot Dts· tnct told the Dail~ Pllo t that fi ,e anon~mou callers threatened the safN{ of ~r four children unk-ss she rcvt'~ her \Otc to clo~ the school. Q!.8 nc holds school protest le9ckr Ed Z"dtocht rcspons1bk for the~' although he didn't pcrsonall~ makl' 1 1hcm. \he said ~unset tk'a('h. ~uth of Bolla S1at1.• Retch. for ..0 )cars. h1ca NC\A port Brach hfl"IUards ha\ c ~'\.'d h'cs on t~ .lSO ~ard of bcacl'I at thl' mer mouth for mol\' than lO ttu1 th1.· Iona and mcr11onou' ~n IC\' \:.imc to an end 1h1 "eek "hen the: Or.Jn&l' ( OUnl) Board O( ~p:r' 1\on a"al'\kod a thl'\"C-~1.'lr. S606.000 rontnict to tht L1fquard lntcmattonal < o. :th\· rr1\.a11: lltquard\ al\O •tll J>ftl' 1dc pralL-ction Al a number ol heal he~ 1n ~u1h Oranac ( ount) Buth Nf"pon Rcadt and Hun\· 1ng1on lka h 00k1al were al'\'d off b' a rttent Superior ( oun award of S6 million to a ''<'\Im in a 19 0 urlina inJUr) near the Balboa Pier In that att1dcn&. C'larcmont re 1· JcntJ()hnTa)ltr"a paral~zcd~ncn h • dl\l'd int tnc ~utf •nd <'f'a hedr 1n10 an un~-cn sandbar Hununaton Mann,· • ftt) <apt 8111 fl1(hard\On ~1d the ()Ct'an 0001 t\ undcr1~,.n1 con~tant <'hanac and et\• ·n1.-d that ~'I'll ad"' ,., rctu\C'd to pu1th(l1l\Qutonahmbfor 1dcDI\ 1n et counl\ J\tf•'id1chon R1t hard~n ~hos: 1d then.··, onh tx'\·n one d a1h t)n un~I lk h 1n th · hlur tf :'\.iJc, 1f\ hl.-en P•'<•tL~ IN "' kx'al fom.•s. ~•d about -'<l lifeguard' "111 be laid ofT R1 hord~n ~11d cond1t1on ha\C \AOl"'ienl"1 1n l\'C'Cnt )Cat'S bccaus.t ol nd r1:pkn1\hmcnt program and 500 n.~ ucs "ere rcrordl"d on tt\{• ~h last 'car He prC\h tcd th:it L1fcauard Inter· natmnal "'" hl\C i t u b time 1n roping "1th the tnd. ~ cond1\lon" bl:lorc 1t\ htesuard ~m c\· ~rtcn :"f.t at ~un~l Oran&l' ount' upcr' l\Ot Thom:a\ l-R1k\ r I :'d I ... , hlc- guatd dlom. h~l \:ltd h~ ha" "un- t'QUI' ex-al" 1:onfidcn('( th.it the pi 1· \ 31\' (UOlp:lR\ "111 al :I Jo .l gc'lt.'KJ JOt'\ • r . , 8u1 Zschoche and a "'oman w}lo did tall to O'Bnc at ahoul the: same , umc \he rcponed getting the tirit phone threat denied making an' thrcatc, '- .. , lan'1 hchc\e II . rm Oat>. b(-~c,1cd."' s:ud 'orma Fletcher. I \\ho 1d 'l'tctall.ed "llh '8t1c 1bau1 ~ l pm. Monda' h 'I didn't "'('n lno" he had't children \\c had '<'"' lood con-~ 'cl'\at1on \t tbc \Ct) end I 1okl her t d1dn"t thin~ man~"'Tbtcrs v.ould "°" for' a.ltt'ld) nn tht boani. l u\ I -...ouldn'\ mallc an threat . 'Th 1 (Pl--eee T&a&ATS/A2l l • Dri:1gtleve1op_edin Irvine lab Deing tested oh AIDS victims I) TO. iY SAA Vt:Dll.A __ ..., ........ ,\n anti' 1ral drug ck\ doped b) an If'\ 1ne l&bontOf') •S btan& tnltd on humal)s as a pouibk-trcaDMnt for .\IDS Earltcr lab Pud~ sho•fd that nblnnn. alw knov.n· ~ \ uazok. reacts -sa.inst tM 'irus suspttied of caUSJl)C cqu1red lmmunt Dtf1<1~n C) ~ndromf .\ rtSnrC'h tam 11 tM ....;~ York Hosptt.al-C~ll \itd1cal c~,er 1n • "' \Oft h.as launchtd a ifc'lol Df01«t to monitor the dnc·s c «U on :? I pa utnts - Rtt.' inn ••U dt"'dop('d en the earl' 19~b\ Vir.uek lnc.ofln1rtt.a .,. subSt<hal) of the Costa Mtsa-basN I • Phannac-cutteals Inc. T~ dru& 1s ronsicktc'd 10 bt clTtt'l.l\t apiosi a brOld ra,.e of 'IN 1ndudu'1 thow causing rn- pt,.100 diS('aSCS and ttna1n forms of hn'pn.. h ma\ aliO htlp control t.hc su~C'd Albs ~ro\lrus isolated ~ f'C'SnJ'Chcts tn pn I 1981. Oomtnte E. L11.1U1. 'ltt ptt"Stdnlt ofl · Pharmut"uticals.5a1descalat- 1ng d<>SC"S of the drug v.111 be &J'en to pat1t"llts.. "ho "'" be obscr\'ed for changes 10 thc1r plasma or C'Cll le\ els. The~ v.111 aJso bt v.atchtd for tO\I poison mg.. l1uu1 ~1d the prt'hm1naf1 proJC'Ct . htad<'d b\ Or. RIC'hard B. Rob«ts. rould lead to mort ntens" c studies. ··\\c "on't ha'c the rnuhs for ~' cral months.. but "' art' 'en opttmtSltC that thcdru& v.111 help." he said. C\plaim"g that nba' inn has bttn \hov. n to lttP t ' trus trorn muhtpl)1ng. · Fcd~I Dnlg \dm1n1 trauon ap- Pf'O' :tis arc pcndtn& ror the Ust Of nba\lnn to battle rnpt,.tOf\ s'n- . 1.al '1rus. a form of pncumoriaa thal au.acksan t'S11ma1ed 800.000duldrt'n and ('ldffl~ people annualh· 1n the •n1ttd States. L1uu1 s.:ud, Tht' d,,_g 1s USl"d in \tr"ro. Korea. Ponu.a.al and olumb1:s 10 trtat inOIK'nz.a and hcpal1t1s uuu1 added that nb3' 1nn has aJso bcrn shov.n to 1nh1b111rov.1hofthe '1ru~ that C'aU<es herpes gt'ftttah~ In Dec('mbt'r Or. Joseph Mnomu L rtiM>ned that the drug reacted apanst T -a;ll LcuLem1a. the susptC'ted .\IOS \lrus. m laboratOf) tC'St\ at the Centcn for D1sca~ Control in .\tlanta. 150 guests evacuated in motel fire :\bout 150gucsisat the Darui Poinf ~no.a Inn ·~ e'acuated from 1hcir rooms t'arl\ Saturda' v.hcn cmbtrs 1n a fi~ ign1kd· a bwt that sprv.ed smoke throughout the t~SlOO" mold COUnl) firt'~n rq>oncd,. T•'O peo~. a sheriffs deput)' and a 67·)ftr-<*! Pacouni woman. suf. f~ unoke inhalation and ·~ treated at San C1emcnlt' Gt-nt'r.i l HO\pnal The.-tnJured ""Crt' 1ckn11ftt'd as hcntTs ~put~ Gllbtn Ruiz and M unal Lazo. a motel cucst. Both ~ t'rc rt'lea~ after betnc &J'en O\)grn a t the hospital's emerge~ room Thc 5:20 a.m. evacau11on came wht'n most gunts •~rt sull asleep and apparent!} unav.'att lb.at smo .. r-Was dntung up sta1f"eTis and through the corridors. said count~ fire in· 'C'Sttpton. Dam• to th<' motel "as ht"ld 10 St0.000 fount~ firemen said thc~e smok~ blize apparent!) stantd v.hen some smoldcrin' cmbtrs 1n a g:round·lcvtl fi~lace •inned a p1ett of furniture COALITION TO FIGHT FREEWAYS ••• From Al Otsp1te denials trom Oran~ (ount) Tomorrov. members. Riln has sa~ the orpnmmon may~ a plalform from "hK"h to shov.'CaSlt' candtdat~ for office. .\gran 1s curRntly gathenn' signa· tum in lrvmc for a citizens nghH~ \Ole m1t1at1\C that would give the public an opponuntt) to '..~on plans to rat~ ~r h1~~)S. Qumg the-m1uative on ~o em- ber ballot requires 1.000 s1gnatuf'C'S. .\gran said. ··Proponents of this rather radical fet' and roadwa) construction proposal arc''" uncomfonablc v.1th the nouon of c1uttns voung on 1L .. he added. kepucs argu(' that a nev. frttv.-a~ S\Sttm v.ould encourage Orange Count~ ·s rapid gro~1h into a cro~dt'd metropahs. In addn1on. lh!1 sa) ta\pa~ers v.ould C\Cntuall) pa~ tor the frce~a~s because the h1N1v.a~ tu k'l t'd on .dc,cJopers "'ould onl~ result an higher pnccs for hom" and consumer goods. The thrtt frttwa) s mclude the Eastern. Foothill and San Joaquin Hills. Tht" San Joaqum Hills frccwa) ~ould con~ Corona del Mar Frttwa~ near John W'~ n~ 1rpon "'1th the San Diego Frttv.a) near Sarr Juan Capistrano. The proposed 11. lane comdor "'ould cxtmd through CO\ta Mesa. Newpon Beach. San C1cmt'nte. t.asuna Beach. In me and San Juan Capistrano. In addition. the Eastcm Frttv.a' v.ould hnk the Rl\t'f'Sld<' and Santa ~na FJttwa~s. "'ht~ planners sa) the Foothill Freev.a) v.ould parallel the San DJcgo Frt'CWa) and tra,el through unde,elopcd areas ol sou1hcasleq) Qrangc.Cou~---- Thc nc~ f rt"t"""a) S) stem. propo- nents arg_ue. ~ould rdic,·t' grov.1ng congestion on county frec·wa)s and prevent o"erllov. traffic from spilling onto sick streets. But most e1t1~ ~'e rc}ttlcd the frttwa~ plan outnghL and the coun- t}:.."s Jnno,·anvtlundnr~pp•ar\ to be the ma1or roadblock to tht' projeC't . l ount) offinals C\pccl dtvelopcrs v.1lo build 1n areas near the propost'd f~-a)s to root about S630 mil hon of the SI b1llton pn<"e tag.. Agran said de,elopcn v.ould be chargtd about S 1.200 for each single-famil) home. $700 per apartment umt and up to S3.80 per squart' foot for commeroal buildings. _ · SEA LION TRAINING HALTED ••. From Al he<ihh~ lifeguard. \'1 nua ll~ unaffected b) npttdcs or !ltrong ~s. the seals might learn to 10"" buo~s or lifeguards out to tired s~1mmers. \\'man said. . . Jim t\C.'f'\ of In In<' in11 .. a1ed the 1ra1n1ng program ~Ith Craig RaClCOI and Dc-1rdrc Ballou. 1- S1~cn ·said he arranged to house Jo, cc and Fa'c at the mammal center through one o f ns directors. 8 111 Ford Tht' center "as con,cment and appe.tred to be a good place for tht' 1ra1n1ng. ht" said. t~cr!I and tht" other 1r:11ners beg.an teaching '-'~man to v.ork ~1th the seals 1n 'o,ember. The training. "h1ch St~er<, \a~S "as largely hmttt'd to accusto ming Fa~e and Jo~ce to ""ork ing ""llh humans. v.as stopped la st ~edt'nd according to \\~man That\ v. hen center officials learned "it~ers hadn't acquired the ncccssaf') tra1n1ng permit. she said \\Cr\ ~Id he d1SCO\t'rt'd the rthab1htat1on center's fa 1ll11cs "<'re too small for his purpo~ v.ht"n he applied to the ~at1onal \1annc Ftshcnes for a permit to train tht" am ma ls. Th<' center. locatt'd ne\t to the a'l1mal shelter on Laguna < an~on Road. docsn·t ha'e a tan~ large enough or deep t'nough for use 1n training the mammals. he said Its current permit allo~s onl~ rehabth· talion acu' 111cs geart'd to"ard rt'· tum1 ng the an1pals to the" 1ld t~ ers and w, man said ff'>ot'a hons are to be trainrd the~ must ha' e larger tanks and more space 10 S\.\tm. C\plamed St~ers. a fo rmer marine b1olog1st ~s Fa~e and Jo)ce s~am in endlrss circles in the centcr·s tank thi s "('('k. t~ers said nego11auons "ere under v.a~ to u<ot' spacl" at \fanncland tn Rancho Palos \'erdt's .. It's a good poss1b1ht~ "e·11 be mo' 1ng up to \1anneland I think it"s probabl~ going 10 \.\Ork out .. Tht' plan to teach ~ali. to act as ··tifeguard s .. v.as publicized 1n local ~spapers last Oecembtr. St~ers said biso,erall aim -to use the sols in a' anet~ of commercial cntcrprisn including liresa'1ng -~as obscured in ra ,or of the l:mer angk because -thal'll get us our PR (pubhcu~ ). - St~ers said the!"(' 1s great potenual in commt'rctal use of seals for search and n-scue o perauons around off- shore oil ngsand tankcnas v.dl as on the beach. But 't"·rssatd he behe'es prt'\ ious attempts to use the animals com- mt'mall~ fatlt'd because people "ould not accept th(' idea. Emphasiz- ing the ··romantic side"" oft he coin - their potcnttal as lifesavers -~ould gl\'" his proJC'Ct th<' e~posure ntcdt'd to educate tht' pubhc. he said. St,<'n said 11 should take about tv.o ~ea~ to teach Fay~ and Jo)~ once train mg beg.ms in camcsi. .. , n the nt\l 1"0 years or so. it'll either be going or nonexistent."" he said. ADOPTED DAUGHTER CHOOSES ••• From Al 110r Jnd a~in b' a daughter" tlhng to 1urg1 • l' hu1 also ~an11ng to forget It I\ 1hc '>IOf'\ of a tug-of-\\ar bctv.een I" "t•ml·n for the daughter ~ho ,nuldn"t \allsf, both their e mouonal nl·t'<l., "tthO\Jt ·losing hC'r 0"" n samt ~ Thc wk tl\.~ ns in 19-l 5 a ~ear that "ould \tt th' dealh of Hitler. the atomic dl'<.t rud1on ofH1roi.h1ma and 'ag.a\:l l t and ftnall~ the end o t " orld \\ ar 11 \lilll·r a \1mplc count~ @irl lrom 'l'"" Jer'ioC'' hdd found herself mar- rt('d tc1 ··an ''r Force man ·· but 1n lo'l "1th a ')a1lor .. , h.ld m;;&rTICd an Air Fom: ~u that I onh \<!" thre-e limes. Four d•n' latt"r hl· "l'n t o' erseas:· she sa " \l1lk r 1nurne~C'd to Southern C alt· fnrn1a 10 met her in-la~<, and '1s1 I hn bo,fncnd "h" "as also stationed here The rl'lat1omh1p gre" 1n11mall' Jnd \1 1lk r \oon tx'came pregnant It "ould be mon.· than t""O decade' bcfort• ltbt·ratcd "Om<'n "Ou Id llC' ll•ld that the~ had ··come a long "J' bab' ·· The -.e\ual rl",oluuon ~a\ '1 111 behind dra" n l unami. and girls "lfl class1fit'd as ··1hose 1ha1 d id·· and "those that didn't.·· · I v.as a count") girl and dt'speratt• as to v. hat 10 do \>f' brot ht'r told ml" I couldn"1 keep 11. 'because I "Ould disgrace our v.hole famtf).'. ~~., \.1 1lk r .. I bclte't'd him. although m~ hean I( hl'd 10 krt'p 11. .. Other pn•\sures fo rced her 10 gt'<' the child up for adoption at b1nh • lfcr rcgr<'t v.as almost 1nstan· tant•ous "I v.a\ ~trapped and d~pcratc \·f\ gncf ne'er ended "1) daughter v.a\ mm' hean C\t'r) !.CCOnd I neq~r lc1 gu I nc,ercould:· she ~,s ... \h life v.a so up and do~n and um table .. Th<' bab~ bc<'ame tht onl} child of a "l'll-to~o famil) who h\ied onl) l \\n hlcx ~ .. ~"'•) from the ·t"~pc>n Beach lboardt"i hou~ .. here Miller ha\1 \ta\CJ • ·1v..,sdo1t"d11pon b~ m~ partnt\ I b.ad '<'~thins 11)0nt"'t"OUld CH.r "'~"' >~Lons. -rm .,till \pe>tlt'd \h~ ~R'~ into ;i IC'l'n-~'llhle • "llh all the tnmm1ngs Tnps to Euro!)\·. ba lle1 lessoM -the usual rare for a proper ~ oung lad~ ~II the "htle she -...a., told that her .. b1nh mother"" was dead. until the truth "as cxumed dunng a famtl) argument ~hen Long ~as 14 Then \he "a" told that the ~oman "as an 1mmor;il 1ramp. ·· .\1 1ha1 potnt. I v.as ra1~d to bcltl'' r she "Aas a harlot "'1th all the \dtlor., 1n 1o v.n.'' sa}S Long. "ihl' "as also reminded on a rou11n( has1i.. ofa fam1I\ fncnd v.ho d tl'd 1n .i <ino"storm "ht le If) mg 10 loc ate ~r btnh paRllls. .. ,h parents ~ere afraid of losmg ml' m' 1adoptcd) mother ts sull .ilra1d To her. rm her Oesh and blood · reasons Long.~ ho ~as nc' er ,ompelled to search for Miller. But ltt1 lt' did she ,know that her 1--inh motht"r had other plans .• \.1 tller had since moHtd 10 Ba krr,field. "here she d" orct'd her lir<il husband after ha\,ng two sons. <,t>c latt•r married Bob and mo'cd to T rul ._<'c ~here the) set up a trucking hu\lnl''>'> and became de,oul mcm- htr' ot thC" Se'enth 0a) ~d,cnttst lhurch Ot-\pi tr lh£'1r other commitments. the \1 1Jlers searcbc-d rekntlessl) for Jan · .. Roh promised Jlle before v.c ma med that he "'O\Jld help me." sa~ s \1tller. pa1t1ng her hu band on the had ··H<' kept his pro mise. What a good gu).- Bob shruggt'd ofTthc pr.111 • s.a) 101· ·· 11 )OU was slttp1n· "1th her and hC'ard herC'f)1n· at n1gh1 ·· 1 ht'' h1rrd a prn atl' dl'tt"Cll \ t but conttnurd thr1r o-...n hunt 1hrough adop11on r«ord) Thr~ lookc:-d through tht guest ll<><>~ from thC' funeral of Miller~ lormcr landlord v. ho Ot~~lraled the adop11on The lOupk hoped tht' lOuld lind some mutual fnend~ •ho "nuld knov. o f Jan·, v.hercahoul \II the: trad.\ led ICI \.rv.port· H.-r~ H igh ~hool. -...hert' the ,oupk du1 throu&J'I old )t'1f~S. 1l1pp n1 throu ~ I pu;1uctl for 1t;~· child the' had n,.,,, "'"Cn I h.,d J lnltnr of v.hat ~· tooUd like." remembc~ Miller. That hunch paid off v.hc:n the) found the senior photo of a prett) brunt'tte whose fat Ker o" nc-d a store Posmg as fne-nds. the' ~<'nt in and asked a clerk for the addrt"Ss and tl"lephone number II "a'>n·t long lx'forc Bob ~,Mier v.a'> d1altng from a telephone booth and brl·aking the ne"s to :Ian Long 1hat ··mom .. "a~ around the comer. In adopttun C'trck s. the cal~ Ii ~ hat's I kno~n as th<' old "'ft,c-mtnutc ~am-I ing. l Lo ng reacted lt .. c a chameleon on a r kale1dOKOpt. he v.as shocked. pan- Kkcd. angr:. happ' and finall) con- (u~ I She had n pec l<'d to sec a -~oman ~1th naming red hair and a sin up her dres!I .. But \landing on ht'r doorstep "as a frail "oman "11h a high-neck collar and a halo of "hue hair. Sht" spoke "'"h a t"ang and "as dressed as s1mpl~ as a unda~ school teacher. ··1 v.as happ~ to kno" that she cared enough to ~arch:· sa)s long -But I wa~ unhapp) because I knt'~ m' hfc "'ould nt' er be the same:· · he ~a\ pa1nfull~ nght. Her adopted parents \OOn 1s~ued an ultimatum. sa~1ng thr~ could nQt share hC'r lo' c v.14tl anotht"r mother. ··1 fell \mo1hert'd fncda wanted her ltttlt bab' bacli •. but I couldn·t ht' that \1 ~ oth~r motht'r v.u ha,1ng a fit ."' sa)!t Loni "fncda l cpt SB)lnA- '"1)° bab' 1h1-. m) ~b} that:" uh all che demand I couldn't handk 11." For tht nt\t ftv. )t'a"· Long krpt thro\.\1ng a"a~ or returning Miller's kttc~ until &ht' oldcr,.oman stopptd \\ntina In th<' v.alc of tht" rwn1on Loni \3\ \he nr11hcr hatts nor loH·~ ht"r b1nh mother. bu• fttl• numb. and 1nd1fTrr1:nt "It "'nsn't h:trd tor mt IU jct So bcnu\C I M\er fell bonded to hrr." \hr~\'-Frieda. on hrntlf -JU I cro11.d .. &11 bt-r out ht-"\ the on~ 11t1lh th<' trat'\ ~ .... WWhef totec111w1 ..-. ~no swom ,, 11 todey. 'fheY e~ecl vw.-.. c:to&* rNe1 moll of '°""'9f'n c.forni., bUI Mid tno.t douds fNgtlt or might not contain,., A wellk, us>J* level Oistur~ ... spotted on uectc1ng ,..,. aboUt 650 nw. aout,,... °'Loe Anpea tt coulO ...... end 1NW tfle D1ttt Nlf of t"9 at ... dry, or tt could brlf'G btlef tlhow9rs mes afternoon. 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MW' 1 -loo.y A\ • 32 a "' tell 81 SanJOM 6e •9 • ~9 I> m ...a r -eoeort et S-<12 ._,.. s.i..a Ara ---- THREATS CAUSE DISMAY ... From Al v.ho knov. me knov. I "'ouldn"i hun a bu.a. -- engaged 1n a pleasant con~ersa11on ""h O'Bnc·s husband. Michael w md l-.l· ,c1lh l., er' IS minutes. It hl' ran g1' t• tht·~ ~ind of instructions. hl' tJfl.ttt•C am11hcr ~ oi+n.suuruon~ ... ff Hm '-"<.! Fletcher. v.hose t~o Cliil~lfCll Burke school v.ould be tnmsfcrrcd tf trustees hold finn in their dcc1s1on to close Burkt' 1p June. s.a1d she 'AOuld take a he dt'tector Le-st and she challent,ed O"Bric to takt" one. too. But O"BncconcurrC'd "11h Fletcher Thursda). dttlanng that th<' tv.o had had a cl\ 11 con,~rsat1on and that no thrn1s v.ere lodged in that d1s- cuss1on. The thrtalening calls. she satd. came from people v.ho d1dn'1 1dC"nt1f, t,hcmseh cs. ..\nothcr telephollC' caller. Pat Thtel. said she called the O'Bnc rt'S1dencc at "'45 p.m. \fonda~ and Just Call 642-6086 ··He 'lo'ld m(' 1hat ~asn tho ml' v. hen I called." said Thiel ··1 kno" o ne thing. that I "ouldn't ha'e lch th<' phone on the hook 1f I had JUSt recened some threatt'n1ng phone calls about my children." O'Bne said that Z.~hoche or- gan11cd the telephone campaign in "htch 20 Burke school 'oluntcer' caflc-d O'Bnc and the other four trustees at their ho mr' 1n I 5-minuk· inter. als Monda~ and T ut.•sda) t.'' c- n1ngs. ··He tZMhuc hcl I') th<' ~ll procla1 mc-d leader 8" mg 1 nst ructions l \lh >1.hr lll·ntl'\ h1-; gro up p.in1c1· pait•J 1n the harassmt'nt calls. "In fact ''l rn~tructcd the callers to sta~ 10 tht· t\\Ul'\:· he \aid -ont~ sht· 1<rBm t j..nm's 1f \he got the calls or no1 <rHnt -w1d )hl··\ learned from her antirnc' 1ha1 harra\'iml·nt of a public ufliual 1n an ancmpt to gel a public olliual 111 d1angc h1\ or her mind 1s a , 1olalll•n ut thl' stJll' penal code . ')hl' plan' to puro;uc the matter throu~h kgal l h;inm·t.. !.he s.a1d. Wltal do you like about tbe Daily Pilot~ What don't yo• like? Call Ck namber at left and your message will be recorded, lranscrlbed and delivered to ~appropriate edllor. ne same U -bour u1werio1 service may be used to record letters lo tbt editor on a.ay topic. Coatrlbalon to our Leners t'olumn must lach1cle Qelr ume a.ad lelepbone number fo r verlfleatlon. l'io cirt'ulallon calls, please. Tell H wb.al's on you mlnd. ORANGE COAST Clrculetlon 714/142-4333 CleHlfted edvertlalng 714/M2-5171 All other depertmenta 142""321 °::.::' laQU1r•t11d WonOer-~ • )QI CllD l'IOI ,_ '°"' '**' .,,. !>JDP""c.-#t1911or:e7pm .,., '°"' _, .. .. _._ S&l•r -~ II ,.,.. "° .... -'fOI «1Pfllf7 •"'--~ ·o .... .,_, "°" ~ .. .. -- Daily Pilat H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher Frank Zlnl Managing Editor Keren Wittmer Advertising Director AOHmary Churchmen ContrQUer Robert L Cantrell Production Manager Donald L. 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Save•40 11K Extended Cotor Computllr 2 Reg. 159.95 119~ Low M S20 Pet lllonlh on ca.Jne• • R1•cty-~ Software Available tor Educlltlon, Budgeting, Games, Word Proce981ng and Much More • Lum to Progrem In Extended Color BASIC (tutorial manual lnclUded) • er.et• SOphlsticated Color Graphlce, With Sound • COn.-.cta Qu1cldy to Any TV • Easy to Expend • Sldlla MCIN11deGrow ..... • • Governor, banking otnclal• talk C'LEVEL NO -Gov. Richard Celeste met with banking officials at Federal Reserve offi('es Saturday as he and and the state's financial leaders sought a wa> to prnent runs on deposits at state-chancred savings and loan assoc1at1ons. The 71 thrift institutions remained closed aturday under an execut1 ve order declaring a three-day holiday that was issued Friday momi ng by Celeste. In a proposal before the Federal Reserve on Friday. Celeste called for som~· of the state's major commercial banks to take over the privately insured 111s111ut1on~. I~ Washington. the Federal Home Loan Bank Board on Frid~> granted ('Ond111onal approval for Columbia Saving and Loan Co . of C1nc1nna1110 rccel\ <.'Federal avings Loan Insurance Corp. deposit insurance and membership 111 the Federal Ho me Loan Bank system. Reagan head• for Quebec W .\SH I NqTON -President Reapn was ton)' to Quebec toda) for two da)S of tatks w11h Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in a personal l'f~on to torg<.' a more harmonious partnedhifrwith America's northern ne1g~bor. Dl!oPl;JtCS that have festered in the.· past over trade. supcrpowt'r rclauons and acid _rain will be dealt with. but are expected to be ove~hadowcd b} C\PH'ss1ons ol hearty goodwill and cooperation between the allies. the w.orl~'s two.largest trading partners. Reagan. giving an upbeat preview of thc '.1s11 in his Saturday radio address. said he and his wife Nancy were "going to Canada ··for one !>1mplc reason -no other country is more important to the l 'nited <itates .. Davis runs hard for Cranston seat Woman ln coma gives blrtb .\LBANY. N. Y -A 26·wceks pregnanTWOffian. paralyzed since she was 1mpropcrl~ IOJCCtcd with a ca ncer-treatment drug last month. ~ve binh to a bab} girl b) Caesarean ~t1on aturday. medical officials said. Doctors at Alban} Medical Cenw4'-l:tospital said the I-pound. 15-ounce girl has a 60 percent chance of sur.,,avin~. The decision to induce the b1nh was made Saturda) morning after Lillian Cedeno. 21. developed breathing difficulties oH:rn1ght anctX-ra)s confirmed her 1ungs had been injured b) hl'r brain damage. Sovlets sald deploying mobile mlsslles W .\SHINGTON -The Soviet Union appears to have stancd to deplo) long-1..'\f>CCll'd moh1le intC'rcontinental ball1st1c m1ss1lcs. and American offi cials arc d1\ ided o\er ho"' to respond. the Washington Post reported in Sunda~ ed itions. The Soviets also arc destroying older. silo-based missiles. ~Ugg.a.:s!Ul& L~e U.S. officials that Moscow ma) be prepared to remain "1th in thl' limit'i pro\ldcd by th~lll armnomrohrgreemt>nt. the ~ \aid. CALIFORNI A McMartin parents dig for evidence ~t .\N H-\ TT .\N BEACH -Parents of all eged victims of sexual abuse at the V1rgin1a McManin Pre-School on arurda) dug upa )a rd next to the school and said the~ unCO\ ered c' 1dcnce suppor11ng the children's talcs of molestations.··~ e had a dig today to prove a few things and "e pro,ed all of them and \\l··w e'en found some add111onal evidence to substantiate the kids· \torie<iahout turtles being killed." said Robert Currie. a McMartin parent. Two 1TI\e'\t1ga1nrs w11h the Los .\ngelcs Count} distract attorne) ·s office \\Creon hand to ''atrh the \\Ork and check an) e\ 1dcnce unearthed. Study says Super Bowl made $.113 million By TONY SAAVEDRA Of IM o.Mr 'llol 111111 ~iatc ')l·n. Ed Da' 1i. e\pects the cro""d of Rcp1.1blican hopefuls eyeing Alan Cranston ·s U.S. cnate seat to <frop to four b) the primar} election mJune 1986. .\nd Da""· "ho has alrcad\ de- clared he is running for thl' seat: l>81d he and Rl'P· Bobbi Fiedler of North- ndgl' will probabl) be 1n lor the duration. Da' "· al<.o of Northndge. and F1cdkr arc considered the frontrun- ners in the earl) stages 'of the ract: for the GOP nomination. In tlH'\\ak~o'fadhmal prcsu1cmral c:ampa1gn. Cranston 1s cons1d(·red b) some to be l'spcc1all~ \ ulncrabk. de'>p11c his 16-year tenure as a Washington lawmaker. His scat has lured a glance from actor Charlton Hc'>ton and promplcd abouu_do1en hopefuls to begin surve) mg tne field. "If Hcston·s in the race. he will he the man to heat." ~1d the 68-year-old fMm Lm ngcl~ police ch1et during an earl~ campaign S\\1ng through Orange Count). "And Fie- dler sound<; like shl's going to go for broke." Oa' as cnt1c11ed Cranston for being a "sw11ch hmer 1n politics:· general!) 'otmg hbcral and then lean mg to the right under the pres'\urc of an upco m- ing election. "He d<Ws "'hat he has 10 do 10 'iun 1,e:· "hargcd Da' 1!>. "He·s going to help" home' er can help him ... For instance. he said. Cranston once labeled the space defense pro- gram as a ·· tar Wars fantasy." Ho""e"('r. the California senator now supports funding for research on the program. Cranston has explained hfs pos- 111on h) say ing that he favors spend- :ng some money to explore the strategic defense initiative. but not the amount proposed b) President Reagan. Davi!> doesn't bu y that. ··You don't spend an~ research mone) to develop a ·fantas) ·:· he countered. "His whole h1stof) has been one of changing posi lions to su11 the political climate of the moment." Labeling Cranston "wily and tough ... Davis said Ille veteran legis- lator probabl~ hasn't faltered among hardhne supporters. but ma) be losing ground wi th Democratic fence- sitters who arc capable of \Oting Republican. Da' 1s de~cnbed h1m<;elf as a con- ~r"allH' on matters of defense and economic:s. and praised Reagan's policies in both areas. M-~drru.ru.suatl<m has brought about an ··honest-to-God reduc11on" in taxes. he said. "Those things for the average working person are great benefits." Oa.,,1s added. "I would not tolerate an~ cuts in an} weapons programs:· He also compared Reagan·s inter- \ Cnt1on policies in Central America to formcrPresident John Kcnnedfs handling oft he Cuban missile crisis. Davts was-elected to the state Senate 1n 1980. after scr"tng as chief of the Los o\ngeles Police Department from l 969 to 1977. Blast victim Re.cuera remove a man'• body from the rubble of the Goldmlner'• Daqhter •kl rett0rt ID Alt.a. lJtab, S.ta.rday. Two people died m a Friday afternoon e.rploelon believed cauaed by a propane leak from a 10.000-&allon ba.9ement tank. At leaet five people were Injured, one critically. Schroeder reaches milestone 112 days .\N FR.\ CISCO -upcr Bowl XIX. held 1h1s )ear at Stanford Stadium. brought an estimated S 113.5 m1ll1on to the economr of the San Francisco Ba) an:a. according to an economic sur'-C) comm1ss1oned b) the Super Bo\\I Task Foret•. San Francisco Su pen isor Quen11n Kopp. who led the task force. had predl('tl'd the game would bring $1 00 million to the Ba~ area l'conom~. ·-rm not surprised." Kopp said of the estimate releaS('d 1h1s \\et•k. 'In really good s pirits' even though h e missed his son's wedding. hospita l ~pokesman_ says afkr the "'l'dd1ng. the n1.'"""t'd said h1' fat her '"rcall~ cnJO~l'd 1he dres\ fl'hl·ar~l. I 1h1nl.. las1 night v aSJU$l a' 'p1.•nal as 10<.la) ·· fh1.· rl·n·r11on. a1 a nearb' commun11\ 1.·t•ntl'r \\a,r10,1.·d 10 thl,-lll..'\\'i ml·d1a· .IJn 1 ~1d 11 "-J' the effect~ ot "~t:hrtx•dl·r\ \troll•!>. \ulfc-rcd Ot-t· I ' thdt l.\·r t him from the \\.l'dding and not tht• J1111inaf h\·art Flnanclal Corp. deposit. withdrawn LOS o\NGELES -Financial Corp. of America. which has pro1ec1ed losses uf bl.·twee n $500 million and $700 million for 1984. said 11 lost about $160 million m dcpo its in the past week. But a('ompan) spokes"oman. La) na Bro"d~. said 11 was impossible to determine ho" much of the deposits were wi thdrawn because of unease over the projected 1984 lo'is and how much resulted from FC .\\decision last month to reduce ra.ics on Jumbo cemficates. LA bolds its 2nd St. '!'•trick'• Day Parade LO .\ GELES-Greenandgraywere thecolorsofthcda) 1ndownto"n Los -\ngelc'> on Saturdav. as the second annyal St. Patrick's Da) Paradl' ~tepix·d out behind schedule an<l under cloudy ~ki<-6. Police estimated 7.000 pcopll' turned out for the ~c' en-block pa~eant from Se' en th and Spring strel'IS to Cm Hall. and mounted officer'i had httlc trouble controlling the sparse but en1hus1ast1l· crowd. Last }car an estimated 10.000 spectators sho"cd up for the tl'!>tl' 111e,. fhc thcml' for mult1-cthnic Los Angeles was "E\('f)Onc'l> Irish on ·1. Patnck'i. Da) ... Customs officials step up .earches S-\N YS IDRO -Customs officials are incrcas1n$ their searches for narrnt1cs. fearing th at Mexican traffickers may be trying to mo"e larger quan1111e'I of drugs into the United States than in the past. Authorities ha'e tlcgun searches of commercial vehicles along the 1.700-milc U.S.-Mcx1co border. examining all cargo and camper vehicles. ocean-going vessels and air and rail transportation. customs spokesman Jerome Hollander said Frida}. The recent stepped-up searches at the border forced drug traffickers to stockpile their goods. Those searches. coupled with increased anti-drug a~tl\ it' b) Mexican authorities. "arc putting pressure on smugglers to mo' e their di-ugs into the nited State'I as soon as possible." Hollander said. WoRLD Angolan rebels fr~ 27 foreigners JOH-\NNE BURG. outh Afr1('a -.\nt1-Marxist rcbds 1n o\ngola on Saturda~ freed 27 fo reigners. including IWO -\mencans. who l.\<Cr'C nown b\ the Red Cross from a guerrilla camp to Johann<.-sburg. The> appeared tired but health>-Thl' two .\mcncans an: Alan Bongard. 56. of Pica an ton. Calif.. and Gertl:ird Opel. 54. of Rcdmont. Wash. Opel was the pilot and Bongard the engineer of a transport plane hired h) the ngolan government that was dmhushed h~ the rcbeli. a'l 1t landed at an isolated diamo nd-mining center in (lorth('a,tcrn J\ngola on Dec. :!9. The> said co-pilot William Recd of Chico wa~ k10cd 1n the attuc'k. . TIJouand• boycott In S. A!rlcan port PORT (LIZA BETH. South .\frica -Tens of thousands of blacks bmcottct.I work and shops turday at the start of a three-day "sta)nwa)" to protest increase~ m hu~ farts and psoline J>riccs. Police spokesman Lt. Cecil Vcrmaok \aid there were minor incidenb ofstone-throwing and arson. but no mOJOr v1olcncc 1n the work stoppage by re 1dents of Pon Eli1abc1h·, blac~ townshTp'i PohC<' barred white from entcrina the town hip. J.\ PER. Ind . I .\P) -William Schrocd1.·r m1s!>ed his son·., "l'ddm@ Sat urda\. hut 11 "as a h1storn: and happ~ <la) for the '\Ccond art1 tlnal heart rcnn1l'nt. whn t•qualcd the 112 da~ s· '>Un" al of his predecessor. "He·, in reall~ good '>Pints to<la>-" said Larr~ Hastings. d1n1cal director at Humana Hospital ,\udubon in Louis\ illc. t...) .. \.\hl'rl' Schroedet remained Saturda\. noctor\ had dccid1.·d the 1)0.mik trip to Ja!ipcr for h" \on Tern·., Missile~s arrive in Belgium BR l S~f.LS. Belgium (·\Pl -Iii\· tct•n .S.·made cnt1)l' missiles ar- n, cd at Florl·nm·s air h;hl' lc'is than three huur'i altl•r Parliaml'Ot "3'> told the~ "ould tx· deplo~l·d and th<.' dell'n l' nllnl\tl'r <.aid "·Hun.la' thl'' ilrl' nm' Of){'rattonnl - ··fmla\ ,11 h ~(\ r Ill 3 lir\t tr;11v.por1 plan\· landl·d '' 11h thl· nul I car" :1rht•ad' un hoard.·· Ddcn,1.• M1n1Sll'r 1-rl'dt.I) \"rl'H'n '><lid 1n a radio 1n1en ll'" -\ <iccond l'argo planl' landed four hou" latl'r \\1th .. thl' engines." h11.·h mean'> thl' m1!>S1l1.·'· on hoard:· hl' added re' en "~l' a'ked ii thl' nwdium- 1angc m1.,,1k' had ,1lrl·ad~ tx.·en deplo~cd. and he ,,11d thl)\ arc "operational ·· 80lh plane\. th(• tir-.t of "'h1ch nrr1vl'd le'is than thrl'l' hours alter Pri me M 11l1St1.·r W llfm·d Marten<. told Parliament that lklg1um \\ould dcplo~ the m1\\1k">. "armed dmx ti) from the l n1tl'\J.Statl'\:· the min1\ll'r said. · The Flo1l·nnc' air ha'"-'" 40 male' south of tiru,~I' ''cdd1ng "oult.I ha\C bl·cn too much stress for him lnstcad-J!ie hospital tool.. thl· "edding part~ to tou1~' Ille on Frida\ for a dre!>s rehearsal and d1nm·r \\ hich Schrocdl'r attended. ··That "as real spcnal for him:· Ha,11ngs said. '."o men11on of Schroeder \\:JS made at the '' edd1 ng uf Terr) Schroe1.kr. 25. and Julie Srhnarr. 22. at ~t Joseph Roman Ca tholic Churlh Rut hdt>rl' lea\ 1ng for a reception . • , ' ,. Reservoir to close rh\' wedding. \\hlth \\J\ ix·r- forml'tl h' William \l hrocder"' umk the Re\ 'i\hC\ICr "l.'hrocdl'I marh·d onh thl: 5l'lOnd return t11 Ja\p•:r for . imx-dcr'H\11'<'. \largafl·1 <,incl· the implant :'\o' ~5 ')he hJ' r"·ma1ncd h' his bl.·d!>1de Robl.·rt Janik. '"'entor Df thl' 11la<\11c-and-mrtal pump ,u,tJin1ng \t hrocdcr"-. lili: Ile" from h1., \alt Lal..c t 11~ hum\.' lor lhc \\l'dd1n2 Ht· noted that 11 had bl-en \1.hnl\'lkr' !o!t1JI 'tn\l' th\· ttpcra11on toatll"nJ thl \H'ddtngJnd that he hJd lx'l'n dl'l'Ph J1<.,arp111ntnJ "hl·n wld hl' nwlJn"t g11 Rut JJr' 11.. \aid 1tw n l'nt \'J' ,1111 a "h.inr' mlll'\tlln\· ll•r th1.· patient ·· .. H, h.I\ IJr m11rl' th.in ht' rould hJ' t' had\\ 1thout thl' trl•atmcnt." thl' In' 1.·ntnr ~Liit.i l..1.hrt1nkr·, prl'•kll'"1)r dcn11s1 AJrnc' < I.tr I.. IP , J I I 2 1.Ja~' "Ith a J.in 11..-~ h1.·art AREA BEYOID I·::~ THIS ~ Siii . W3J .... CLO~~~~ er.I'' • ,AH pubt c Sten mark• the cloeure of the poUutld Ke.tenon reaenolr In Freano County. Th e Interior Department decided to cloee lt Friday becaue eelenJum ln lrrlCatlon water d ra ined from fa rmland l• blamed for killing and def ormlng wate rfowl. Growen wbo farm 4 2 ,000 a crea of land charae tile water ebutoff wlll put them out of busln-.. - Contadora Group to re.ume talJc• RR .. \ "ii I I \. 81'lwl -The ( ontadora Group of nat1<>ns ll)•na to n1cd1atc pcat"C 10 ( entrnl .\mcnca and li"c na11on~ 1n,ohcd 1n the rca1onal cr1 1. onnounerd S:uurdn that \tailed peace tall>.s would be n:ncwcd 1n \p11I. 1\ Karpov: U.S. changing thrust of talks prepared 'ltOtcnwnt said Contador:a m~mtx·r nation Vcnczutla. Culomb.1a. ~tO-( 0 " 1 \Pl _ Thl' ~hicf Me~ico nnd Pnnnmo met Friday n1aht 1n thc-modem capital of Bms1hn with ~>' iet tll'goti.uor 111 the (il·ne' u arnh official fro m ltonduriu. El hador. C'osta Rica. Guatemala and N1canlaua tall\ ~id \JlurJa~ hl' l"iehl'\C!> the' It ~•d all agreed to meet \pnl 12 in Panama. t •niteu tatc 1 Ir) mg to "re' 1!>(' thl' 7 CIJ ... .,ed Jn C•m•na• marder un,kNand1n1" rca hcd on thl' l"Ul' .u• of 'PJCl'·hosc:d ~caj)OM M , ICO ITY -1\uthor1t1C$ chaf'IC!d IWO polke offi<W\ Saturda) with "Soml' ~tatemcnt mode 1n \\a,h- thc kidnop.murdea of o l ' S drua adm1n1 1r111on attnt und \atd (our other ina1on h~ ulfau11, in l'On nC\ tton ""h poll~:emen and a fomwr officer ~ere chaf'ltd 1.tr1th lct~r offen~s 1n the ca~ the talk~ cannot help but J'M one on The auornc ncrar office $11d 11altohad1nucd Yflmnl' for ··\1\ or ~"Cf\" • h1 auanJ " \ Ktor Katpo\ \ltd in an oihci fX'Ollk 1mphltttcd m the murder o t Enrique ( amarcna ~la11H o Drua mte1' 1C\\ un l\tc)\(~l" ·, c'''n1n tl'k· [nforn'lll'-'"' .\dm1n1.,tra11on agent. \othont1c~ arre"l-J I J people la t ~\: t... \ ""n M\\\ 1)1101rnm \ n·m~u hld•Ri th~ ~c"''" lharaed ~:uurda' for qur~t1on1na 1n th,· d ... ath' ot "One lan led 1n 1h ·in th· amhttmn c amar:in:t and h1c. \k\ll•'" paint -c::!• r~\~ lh'-' u.nJcl'\ nJ1na on tht• .~ wbt''\ t IJ\I..!> and ohJ1.'<.·t1\ c' l)I lhl· tnlk .. \\ h1\ h \\ a'I rcal·hl•d 1n the COUf\l' uf th,· mt•cting on JJn 7.1\ bct\\C'Cn tf o1c1,n \1mml·rl .\ndrc1 Citom\kc) Jnd l " rrtan of t:llc (1t'(Hit huh1 llll cxomrik. on t.>utcl' i>at'l' •• K.1rpo\ \;'11J. .., It \\J') th1.• fir\I \Oh\tanll\l' \o\ ll'I 'ummcnt on the t31t..') \lnll' the' b\'Pn f uc~' 1n the "I Cll\. Th,· \mi:ncan dck atwn ,, ·k'd "'' Ma' \1 ~umix·lm.m t-...itf'K'' '1..11\I ·1 her,· " ;in 1m· Jlrl.'''"'n that th,• \n\cr":.ln \Ilk ''ttuld 111..1.• 10 d1'4: U\<t .11 lhl' tall..' nnl th1.· llU1.''t111n 111 ,.n,unng ~an·tul ClUh.'I \f')Jll.' !lilt II) f'IOh1h1t th1.• 1.knln' nh.'nt ut 'In!..,·'"'''"' ~<.'Jl".ln\ hut '\' h."\ tur1.• 1.1n 111, JlkJ1.'d tx•n\.'lit' ol th ... \nh.'nc.in "\IJr \\Jr\ 1.on1.\:0t \Ii h1, h I\ In II\ 1.'\\1.'lll\' llHl'dCJ .lt m.1k1n outer 'fl.lH' .1 '''ur\·l· 111 m1h111' thl\'at 111 manl..md · The '1\: h h 'r r1.'f'.Jh:lll' .,. 1d th1.· ~1.·a1.tn odmtn1\trn1mn .. \tr:11" 11.. l'kll'n't.' ln111.1t1\\ l.n1mn J\ lht "'\t.11 \\ ·''' l'li'ln 1hr1.'.lh'n' th, '11\H'" "' th,· .1rm' li11'-' Th1.'' h,l$' '"'''hJ ,In :hlllrd on p1 1.'', 11t1n!l th1.• m1ll t.1r11.1tmn 11t ,p.1u• "'"'' Ix· it .h hl'd hl•lrn t ·'"' :i~rl'\.'• ml·nt 1111 l11np .ind nw1.liun1 rJn(lc 11u~l1. .i1 \\1.Jf"'"' \f1,\cll\\ al"' h.1, \.llll \hultr .rnd l 11<u1n l..11 Jjf\'l'd 1h,11 lh\' l\\ll1."fl of 'l'·•l.l .1n~I CJrth·h..l\CJ \\.eaP$M be 1nlen .. latn1 in the "l"f('l•atwn ·• 1 h1. ,, 1ct 1,1J, "111 pre-., ahc a1 th,· 111lt..' tor tht unJ ·M.landin1 of Jan. loi '" h\ in "' 1. ntlll'I\ ~ N\11, lor a 'l 111'u' d1'l. '""''" 111 'f\J1o.C etm1 nu-' k.11 \\ \' \J)t.l0\ "~· Jl(l\ \;.llJ At 81, he's the oldest pFisoner in the state Convicted kille r claims Innocence; but h e'sptiilosophical a outi : 'Jatlis jail' S .\, l l 'I ~ OBl~ro ( .\ P) -W11h h1' 110\'lng. "hill' beard and ''cm '1\age. 81 ·~ear·old George Matl\h 1~ lhl· unhll.cl~ patnan:h ofluJ1forniu\ prison jnmatc • tx•h1nd bars for murdcnn~ h1<1 h\\:-1n ~1rlfnend four ~cars ago in u ')Ummert11m.· rage. Oci.rnt>cd IH Correl·t1uns Dep1.1rt· nwnt au1hon11c') a\ the oldc)I of Culiforn1a's 43.000 ~tall' prl\OJH.·rs. Mnl1'ih\ lill.· fl'~l·mhk'> a mude·for· ll'k' '"ion mo' 1e: natl'l' of the Ukrainc. ;1 grulluatl' of~o' 1rt 'l'hools ~1 nll·mbcrofthl' R1..'d Arrm . a 101kr 1n a ~urumr C1l'rman fac1ur). a wo rld .. traH·ler. an .\mcrican auto \\orkcr. a lad1c • man. u loller. .. f h1\ gu)." s:ud O\nard hon11c1de dclCl'll\ c Bob Eldl'r. "1s rca lh ')Omc. lhmi ." . Mnt1\h's nirrl·nt alldrl's" 1~ the an Lui~ Obispo Mc:n's Colon). a sprawl· mg medi um-scrum ) pmon housing .i.ooe> inmate). He wl·ars glasses and ncn l Jlfi!\on denims. wa lks with a cane "oc<.·nu'>r of Ill) bad leg and a bud had . .'' ond dri fts through the prison ~nrd. kl•epin~ 10 himsdf. "I do no1 ha'e mam lhends here." he says. But 1hc (·anc bcliei. h1 !> strength. His unhn1..·d bro"' and '11orou') manner. !ilrOnJ hand11 .md dcaer-\'\Cd ol('rtn1..·,., I" -c him ti demeanor o(wmconc far 'oungcr than his 81 ~can. A hand· \omc mon "'Ith" Ncp1unc-hke lx•ard. he \J)Cllk' English hah1nal> with a th1d. lH .. rain1on accent. Pn1>ion auards and the pro~cutor "ho con' k tl'tl him are ~kcptical or Mn11 h's lock of Enalish. "I 1h1nk Gl·o~c has aot some cords he's nol ho" in1." one 1uurd said. "M ~ English not good." M:ui h -.t11d. i\nd during a lcngl hy interview his 'lcrrn~nces wcrl' often jumbled and difficult 10 follow as he struaalcd to express himself. Mo1ish. who celebrated his 81 st oi nhday on Feb. :?So. was sentenced to life for 1h" Jul) 1981 murder of 67· HUTSCHENREUTHER --SAVE2~0- BLOCK SAVE l0°/v CHLOE WHITE . s pit'« pl.itt •t'll /111>(. Rex, Sh5 S48.75 20-pmt' .. ,cl fur 4 Rq. S 1o0. S 195 Spiece pf,ue u-11111g Rtg. $75 .H6.25 lO·f'lt!<t' S<'I /11t 4 Reg. SJOO S225 DANSK BISTRO SAYE 33°/o />I.ice setWIRS ,ind selected ser'L'tnR accessrme5. 1\11/\RIBO l f'llt1 p/,ICt \tf/111/.: lfrg HS S 10 CHRISTIAN SHAVN BLUL 4·p1ec£' plac t' sc·11111g. Rrg. S4S SJO LENOX FINE CHINA AND CHINASTONE SAVE 20°/o 10 <Jr ./0 piece c.ets. 'ihmvn, pm two of many. AUTUMN H NE CHINA 10 pun 1t t /f>r 4 Rrv, SMl HO. SfOR.RO 40 pm1 "''' /11r II RrR SJ, I U ltO S/,017 60 GLORIES ON GREY 10-pm r 1r1 /()r 4 fm111 rl't nn,., mn: '" m,11ch ( hm.i,IM1t '«'•IN RtR Sl10 S/76 40 pu'tt ~r far H Rex, S440 SJ42 SEXTET 5·p1ece pl.1ce semng Reg. S 50. S40. lO-p1ecc >i't fu,. 4. Reft. .• QOO. $160. S p1tct place smmf<. Reg. $45. SJ6. ZO.p1ece wt for 4 R1·1<· SINO SJ.14 VILLEROY & BOCH SAVE 20°/o-25°/o 5hmvn, two "/ ""r .ill·wne favor11es. AMA POLA Spiece pl"n: lt'l/t1IJ<. Reg. SIJ5. S68.40. lO·p1eg set for ./, R~ SJ4l. S256. 50. ,BASKET S·p1ecr pl.irt; wttmg. Rtg. S/12. S~J.60. lO·pm:e set for 4. Rtg. SJ28 1146. NORITAKE SAVE 20°/o-30°/o Here, ptSI 1 of countless patterns. CARTHAGE S p1ttt p/a<t Kttmg. RLR. l'O SJJ 10.pita ln"t:IU for 4 Rrr S 100. S 140. MAGNIFICENCE S·p1tct pl""' "'ttr"R· Rea. S71 SO. SS8 20.pitct wr for 4. Rrg. S190. S1J1. \Car-Old Ko)C Comb , found \lOblx'd iodeath in1lu: Ox nard condon11n1un\ '>hC ~hared wnh Ma11~h. Mntnh. who 1eponcd 1hc crime. 'it<.•ndf.1\tl) de· c:lar~·d h1 innocence. "I am 1n n<X'Cnl." M1111 h \aid. H1'> 1..·on' 1c11on wu'i .. the sa me 1hmg llll.e a 'hot of poii.on in m) boll~." No"'·. ~e added. he foci dcrnched from hie. "hkc 01) bod) 1 not m) bod)." "h wa' a cn'ic of nn:um111on11ol I..'' 1dcncc ... it wa<1 n1> \lam-dunk ca!.C:· 'aid Pl·ler Kossoras. the Vt.'nlura C'o unl ) depul) district a11o rrl<'} who proM"~ulcd th e ca <.'. "Th<.'rl' Wl'rl' no e)ewitnc~scs. no admission uf ~u1h . I k made a H't') poor wil nl'l>!..' Hui Kos oris sa id the jurors were <.·on- ' inced Ma11sh ki lled C'omhs for hl..'r monc~. ond 1hat he had a licr<.'l' tl•mpcr. \11he 1111w of thl' ''a> 1ng. Kossom '-'l•d. lhcrc...n.rulO~.c)()(} in Mull h's han~ tl<.'lOUnt. l k \o\O\li\ IOJ Ofl I \ernnt' and a pc11\1on from G<.'neral l\1otor\ "l h' hurl~ around \\ll~ o fl'\\ llll.rn1111:tn\.' Kos!lon~ ~ad. "'J!c inter, 1c"1..'ll "1 1 ne,~cs who mc1 him .11 un u'er·50s dub. Hr'd go 10 the'IC Ju11<:l'\ and meet woml·n . ~c was oul on huil a1 1hr ll nll'. and he d go up 10 \\omen anJ ask them 10 dance. They ~oulll gt•1 pn·tt} ups<.'I. they d1d n I ~now wha1 w do -they knew, he ~as l·hurgl·d w11h murderi ng his girl· lru:nd." . "lh' "a' a hl.'ll or n ladies man." Cldl·r ~:ud. (Ple .. e eee OLDEST I AS) . ARobns DINING WJ-TB We-fhow pm a Sttmplm~ of our m.my. 11wn) fuu: wl/ectl~IS fpr Jbe 'Wf11 .ippomted table, mam• of them 11M.:' '" to 1/11, -t•.ison We m vitt you to browse and see for yo11rst;I/ the jpett.icul.ir 1llfJ1u. Be sun to ..zsk for derails ORREFORS SAVE 20°/o flR ELU/Jf.. (,11hlt't, 1;,1111 111 f/utt• ch.1111p.i1<111 Refl.. S 11 c,"h. $16.40. A/111 .1t..itl.iUe, 11.alht., :.. 111('• .ind /11111 1h.1111p,1x11t·> 111 tht• /tJ!ltJ~"'R Onr/111• p,1111•rr1" n111 1/l!ro. 11. FR/KA Rl'fl.. S l'i. 50 f,ic/i. Sl s.60. HA RMONY Rev, SlH.50 1•.tch S1l.80 II.I.US/ON. RL"Jl.. Sll 1·.id1. S/6.80 RHA PSODY R1·g Sl/ ""'" Slfi.HC ORREFORS SAVE 20°/o Full /e,1d crystal Jxncls. 5hm1m. Flt"r bmvl. Small mt. Reg. S42. SO. SJ4. AIM avo1/ablt tn 111td111111 me. Reg. SYO. S72. l.irge s11t R1•g S /JO. S/04 .'vot •IJ<YU:n: Corona lxYwl, small s11e. Rrg. S90. S,71 Pomona !JOU/ Rtg. S91 S7J.60 Btllt IKYWI. Reg. S90. S72 Violtt !1<1U.I l<fX S40. SJ1 N01Ja bowl. Rt/(. SYS S76 FNll /tad, hand-<1't crystal df'C'antm, b.trti»a"1 .md g1ftwrirt, oun t\du11wly. ShO'llJn, 11111 two ""'mp/ti from n11r Exet" p.ittm1. Dccormrt. Reg. S7S. SJ9.99. Dt111blt old{aJIJ1ontd (1Jxnvn) or highball Rltusti., ~r of fo11r. Reg. S4S. 129.99. -- YOU CAN NOW CHARGE YOUR ROBINSON'S CARD AS WELL AS YOUR PURCHASE ON THE AMERICAN EXPRESS ROBINSON'S. CREDIT CARD. -•. --- 2_~!?EST CONVICT IN THE STATE PRISON SYSTEM ... ~arn.h "'UHallrd into the Red .\rm). but ~·ned onf> 11 40-day httch. a lona·•t-rm JOb with C.encal Moton. JJC ar"• ,.er) \tahk. "man hkt th• 1 In IY79. at H . M~llt~h "8'1 'lhOt tn the tomach b) an l'nragcd former g1rlfrie.nd JCalou<1 of his rt.'l1111onship _ _wuh Comb' tll.' hall ai:m) wom fncnds.11uthori11c said." ho da1mcd hl' tried to con' 1n e thl'm to invt~t monC) \lotth him. One San hnn 1sco • woman cluinwd h\' burglar11cd her tk did not e plain hov. or wh > he ll'ft rh -army:-""' ont}r "ltnn Ukrainian trad1tionalf) "don'1 ltkr l'nmmun1sm (a nd) I'm a factory man. • not a m1htal') man." tk rcttrtd 1n 1971. and caml· to a rl·al trl.':U 10 ha,~ ... ( 'allforn11 rhc next )l'ar. »-. _ ---"'-"\\ _a '()11\ I ' lJf\J·d('_.....,• •_.__ odorc lleltl na tn Oxnard he murdl'rl·r. Matl\h \\U autom. 11call) \ 1s1.tt'4 S.n Dicao. Lo~ nark Palm \Cllt IO Folsom. one of the prison Spnn~ and San Franci o. He ltkt'd \}'item's ma\lmum-~cunt\ 1n5111u • qx nard. he said. because 11·~ .. not too 11on'i. On Feb 19. bcc;au~· ··he 't\3\ b1a. not 100 small." no1 a problem there and h1~ tack of home. • Mutt\h \\tl"i born 1n thl· llkrntne in 1904 ... ,n a tm"n close to Ode~sa. dose to N1kola >c.'\ ... thl· !>on of a Ukra1nirtn fathrr and a Slovak tan mother. He obtutn\·d :i "I :?1h-~radc c.-qu_ivalenc) ·· dl·grcc.· in thl· Sov1c.•1 Union 1n 1917. lhcn wr nt 10 "ork 1n factorte!i. .\f'kr Jum· 1941. when the German .\rmy invaded the So' 1c1 Union. In thc•fall of 1941. Mqttsh arrived tn Munich. <h:rman)'. worked in a factor~. and remained in Germany throughout World War 11 and the PQ'lt·war )cars. obtain1na pcrnuss1on to l'm1gra1c to the United States in 1949. Oesp1te his So 1et and Uknu- nian background. he sa)s he ··never hud a n~ trouble" with the wartime Na11 au1hon11cs 1n German~ H,e ~clllcd 111 Detroit and worked in \artn11< '"''" r.,r,"riro; lj,,-,11, l:incfinf' ... -. Hts 81st biMhday paned quietl>'" rnm1nal wph1c;11ca11on.'' Mat1sh was 1hc prison. he said. "I had a eel-trnn~krTCd to ~n Luis Obispo. tht' r brat1on hcre ... two bo)s ron-moc;t 1runqu1t pn~n 1n tht' state gratulated ml·:· \}Stem. Kam1en \Did. Larr) Kamicn. acting a soc1ate warden. ~1d Mat1sh 1s an cas1I>· managed inmate. .. We'd Ilk~ to have a whole pri~on of(1nma1cs like) him ... Kamicn said ··L1fl·rs. once they get past 30 )Cars of Ma t1.,h will be clig1bk for parolr when he 1c; 91. 1n 1995. "I don·1 m1 s "•sitana out<i1de.'' Ma11sh said. "I nOI have man} friend\· 1n Ca lt lbrn1a. In Detroit. whcf(• I l!vcd man) l'af'I. I ha\\' man\ lnend11 Ja1l 1s 1a1I." · [STYLE SALE -0 0 of our..Clww., Crystal • .md S1lwl-Ouh Plans whJe you are herr. Robinson's Chma, f,7 /}we Cryst.i!, 129/Glassware, 86/Stlwr Flatware, 181, all stores except Palm· Sprmgs. Sale ends April JO. .. . LENOX SAVE 16°/o -20°/o ---"""----~-- Mo11thblow11 le,ui crystal stemware. "'"de in Amt•rica. HanOfJt'r nx· neu~·,t p.11t1·m c,,oh/t't, i..·1111· or /11111 <h111111'-4Jt.rtt" RrR. SN 71 Sl9.9S e.1ch. ZIVELI SAVE 25°/o --- Robinson's exclusive mouthblown lead crystal stemware. \lmwn, .11/ pu rpo>e u:ine. A /so .1tM1!Jl>le. /lutt• champa?,ne, 111/1p ch'4mpwR,nt', ulmr u·111e, br.1ndy. burgundy or t'ilberner wme 5et of f<mr Reg. S40 S29.99. SASAKI SAVE 20°/o _ _.. Full lead crystal contempora0 stemware patterns. Rt'flections ( 111Ut't, :i rr11 nr fl1111 <h.1mpJp,111 1<111. SlO $/5 99 01/1 MIKASA -:::---Sc--......-=--=-2 ~0/o-46 °/o Mou1hbl<r.1m full le"d cryswl 'temu:.irt' . /,1 /)('co R1~h1 Tulip Black I ,,./,1t'I Rev. .( 141 '11 S J.J 9 f STAINLESS STEEL WITH 24K GOLD ACCENTS SAVE 17°/o -40°/o REED & BARTON SAVE 40°/o FAMOUS NAME STA INLESS FLATWARE Our f.1m01H m11ker ptJ1term. CINEMA TRAP UNTO ALPINE BEADED GOLD D'O RO GOLD ANTIQUE BY MIKASA BY BY FRAZER GOLD BY 5·ptt•t (' pl.11 t MIKA A 5 pteu pl11ce TOWLE sewnx. S pu·ce pl.111• i"llt ng. S·ptece pl.i< 1 Rtg. S60. setting Rt>R. SSO. k ttmg. $49.99. Reg. SH JJ4:J9. Reg. SH S49.99 SJ4.99 .: r GOLD CENTERSTAGE BY RETRONEAU S·p1tn• p/"ce wttmg. Rtg. S60. SJ9.99. ""pt('('f' XTI.ICt' for )( /II gltil/111'11< silit•rpl"te. fl.aw"" se11 1ndudl! 8 fi-..1 pita p/J<t s.ttmgs plio " lxmess p1«n .111d siltorr <~st fu.'O p.1t1t'T11 choir~. Reg S674 SJ99. 99 /)n:s.icn Roi(· SHOP ROBINSON'S SUNDAY 11-6. ROBlNSON'S WESTMINSTER MALL • (1t'4) 891-4331 SAVE 40°/o-50°/o BRl.A KtR!°) 1800 H.\1\1\1 1 R\Mf'I H rRILl X,, BY KIRK BY Rl:.l:.D B' BY Alm ~pri?, & BARTO~ TO\l Lf GORHAM j pint' pl.11' .~/,1, ( nu11tn lf•tt &.1dcd .i 11 "I"' ·l/w1 \1('/n11 R111J ><'Ill •ti: I •1 ' I j . i f'lt" ' ( 11/t1n I 1/ R1.,.; 5,,: 1c .. \ "•"t\. r•·""' "'., .. I r1 ~ "'" ( ' S19 9Q "·' ,. Hix ~ i . ,,, ·'' t ... ::111.: 'II: Ho\ I•' SJ.I 99 R1·o1, ,c\: .<.'CJ yq SlY 99 -... PILOT/Sunday. March 17, 1985 ----- NI,·, N ii~ t " I._ rq: s~I'' I 't , • r.. ... . ~ 1 • -- - -- _Antl-pol-'on _olymplcs today Laguna -airman completes basic I he lir\t "poison prcH·nt1on hosp1· 1al ol\mp1cs" 1 planned 1oda~ 10 ra1!1C tund'> fo r the Orange ( ount) Rcaional Poison \enter at ('Ir"'""' Medical Center. The C\ cnt. sponsor· cd b) Pacific Mutual. begins at noon nt the Champman \ofl cgc T rack. Walnut A \Cnuc and Orange trcet. in Orange. 'cnc'i ol lrad..-and-lil'ld l'\enb ,hip~ lll S30U. ('tther 1n tnd1' 1duul 01 l'mpha.,11ing fun murc than athlClu: 1n1111tutmnal dtlna11on\. OthN fund) po"er-.. \\ 111 bl' ral\l' through thl' all-of T • I hl''>l' "111 1ncludl:' the Hurn lip \hlrt'> nnd "l'hl'l'rkadl•r" 11ckc1s. und 'crub Rein). lkdmaktng. Whcl'I-Prcx-cl'(h "111 support the cm('rg· l'hn1r hnmrock Kela\. the Mumm\ l'lll'' 1nforma11on 'icn il·cs and cduca- Wrap. the Pot~110 Sack Crutch ·pnni. 11v1)nl progrum'> or the Regional Water Pitchl·r P1tt·h und Gurne\ Po.,.on Cl·ntl'r. a 24-hour hotline for RC'l:i,s. ·• hl'lp prolrss10nals and 'icn ices. Each tea ''must .ha'c a o;ponsor· fJ 1. \irili.in (;raid F. Rouse, St?n of \ 11 n1a n Sean S. Upton, 'ion o t\l'r. n • La N g c and Joa n l Jp1on ofUiguna Beach. ha., \ngl'la P Kou\t o1 'una .1 u J completed .\1 r Force bask training tll ha' graduatl·d from basic.: 111111'.l'"i 8 T Larkland \ir Force Base. T~"as. Lat:kland Air Force a c. cxa~. u '>LI'"" ,., 3 1981 11raduutc of Uni vcr· Upton. a 1984 graduate of Laguna "' " ., 1 Benet\ High chool. will remain at '>II~ High ~choo! '~ !'inc. Teams of 10 will part icipate in a ... Let's discuss cost without embarrassment. . At time of loss family feelings are dif- ficult enough for you to cope with. There is no need to increase your discomfort by reluctance to fully discuss funeral costs. There is often the practical necessity to do so. At Harbor La '!_n the family's choice of a casket is the factor w hich most often determines funeral cost .. F-0r this'·~ reason. we have caskets available in all price ranges. Lackland fo r ~pccializcd training in i\rnl' p\'1. Lawrence S. Estes, .on the sccurit~ police field. ofLinta ('. Pnrrot of Costa Mesa. ~as .\rm\, Sgt. Pa~rick' J. Christle, ~o!' rnmpkl<:d ba~1r trmning at Fort Blts~f., f ( . . f I T .. ,,1• [\ll'\ i'> 11 198L. ~radualc O o Man G. 'hns11c o rv1n<.'. par11c1· ~ ·, M pated in the presidential inaugura-, btnnna li1gh s;h!'o2 in osta csa. E 1 Sc lion. Christie. a 198 1 graduate ot PH Stewart A. Hamtllon. son or I T"chc Orange' Counl\ studC'nls ag e out lr\'ine High School. IS a squad ledcr larlH'• anJ lkll' Ham1l1,on o.f pana Coast students at Valley Forge I ,,ere 5clecicd to attend 11• thrct:..<Ja~ Jay M. Wllllam•, US, of with the m1htal') police 1n the VIII ·roin1.haHompkted basic 1ra1n1n4at I Frrl·dom and Lcackr,l)lp Youth Con· Huntington Beach recently .\irbornc Corps in Fort Bragg. N.C. hirt Jad.'>on. ~ C Ham1lron !s a I ~O ll'rl'nl'l' at \4llll'~ Forgr. Pa. 1-h1' earned the rank of 1ta1le Marl[H.' Rcs~r:c • 'gt. Carl E. fraduatl·oll>ana Hills High School in month Scout. For hi• eaale projeet, Girardin of Costa Mc a ha'> Jt>lnl'd )ana Po1nl • • • I fhl' ,lllJl'n' .lrl'. ~lark ~ndcr~n he organized the collection ""1annc .\ircrafl Group 46 at the El \1rnrnn Lynda J: Lancaster, and D:i' 1d C ampatl·lh. Matcr Dl'I and refurbiahin& of toya and Toro Marine Corp<> .\1r Station. daughta <11 Patrina < ruse of Costa High <il'hool: Bnan B' un Sunn' clothing and other needed Girardin. an cng1m· mc<:han1c "11h ~k.,a. hJ' gradu:lll'd . from the. ~i r Hill'> ~chool: John I ng\H'r">C'n. Si items for the Interval Houae the P<>"l'r plant!> Sl'ttton. has bt:cn F-om · nml1lal '>l'n IC('S spcc1ahs1 M1chal'I\ S hool. \\tslc' N1shl\a01a · a«1<>n·•·1 10 Mann(' Fighter .\1tat k l'OUr\l' .11 \hqlpard .\ir Force Base. · · for battered women and for ,,, " ~u t 979 d ate of and < hn~ttn(' Graham. Los ~m1gos Squadron I 34. Tc'a' I anl'JStl·r. a . gra u . Sl·hool. Tom Tnggi.. SMora St·hool: the handicapped children at •• • ll unungton Jkach High School. will Kob~:rt Wi mbt'ih and Patricia Lcggl:'n Nueva View achool and for .\rnl\ p, 1. James L. Keft, '>{rlf (lf \l'n l' ,11 itw \\ii fo rd ~all Air Fo~ce Hun tington Beach School: Grctrhen the abandoned or abuaed La,,rcnn: Kreft of ·an Juan Mcdi1:ul < l'O ll'r in San .\nton10. Cir1gC'r. La Habra chool: Rl·ncc children at the Albert Sitton Capistrano. has rnmplctcd ha!>tr rna\. • • ~ Ka1 1hcl. P:mfica SC'hool: and .\ndrl·a Home. He'• the eon of John trainrng at Fort Knox. K~. Krl'fl "a \11 man Paul E. Pierce, son of Sparks. Lu thl'ran School. and Sandra William•. I '>83 graduate of Dana Hille; High Da' id \\ 1'1l·m· of El Toro. has t-r;=:::;::;:::::;;:;::=:=::==:=::=::::==::=:::=:=:=::=:=:===;i-_Sch~~l 1.!l.Dana~i!l_l. grad uatl·d twm 1hc integrated I 1 1 a "unit, 'IK'l 1:11 "' ro~.rsc a.1 Lowr}' rF==========;+.. \ir h 1rre H;11.e Lulo. I 1l'tCC 1sa 1983 AMERICA '8 LARGEST FINE graduatl' of LI r oro H 1gh School. Lease-option or sale. Favorable owne financing. Home Office 494-5203 646-4922 2300 sq.ft. commercial bldg. C·2 owner-contractor will modify to suit. ·---------------------------, 1 FREE INITIAL FOOT EXAM 1 I ----.~~...,..-- WATCH Dl8COUNTER <;pl'l' ~Dave C. Hi~gins, son of Mr. and !\If\. John r. Higgins of El Toro. was in' ol H'<l in a · .\ T9·s~nsored l''<Crt'l\l' tl\ par11npa11ng 1n tht .\rm'\ ll'lurn of forces 10 Germany rnEFOIHil:RJ 1985. Higgins. a 1978 gradua1n1ff:I foro High School. is an armored 'l'h1rk ml'l·han1c in K1rch- {j~n~. \h''>l (rcrman\. \ \ I ' I t I ' I j ~ d I MUS • aaMC£ • ACIC2MOfUS8 MA.RCUS &CD ~~ .._..,.Q/Tn9_,., ... 111/271-49244 tMeO Wu.bin BM •• Bever1y HW.. CA 90212 FREE LECTURE ON HEALTH CARE MARKETING Henry J. Hope, President, Pre-need funeral arrangements are e n - couraged b y Harbor Lawn, because ------when there is no emo 1onal stress costs are discussed in a more businesslike manner. But, prior to need or at time of loss, our understanding counselors will off er you every opp_ortunity to know and control funeral costs. W.e care. B.J . Stewart Advertising & Public Relations. Inc. March 20, 1985 - 7 p.m.- 1 I I I I I I I I I I ---~~--,_n_a--.-e1m Memor1al Hosplla -A.Udi tor~ 1111 W. La Palm a Ave .. Anaheim, 92803 I Free evoluotion of all painful foot problems with consultation I I with recommendations for available treatmen~ remedies. I Sponsored b y; · M edical Efficiency Corp. for information: 714 835-7355 NOTICE -DEDICATED TO SERVICE - Harbor Lawn-Mount'1ltrve Memorial Park Mortuary• Mausoleums Cemetery• Crematory .,!..'Serving All Faiths" 1625 Gisler A'enue•Costa Mesa•Phone (714) 540-5554 -Costa Mesa's Only Complete Funeral Facilities •wa;•=1fi1~•;c•r•1•-u1;wM;~ 'I less pain · Faster healing • In office procedures • Effective for skin I I growths/worts/ingrown toenails/thick fungus nails/painful scars. ;..J 1 •:Z•l;H~-fi!M•l[IU~lll:Ml~!l'lill!S- ,, latest technology & proced ures now make foot & leg I 11 problems less painful to correct. I !•ti•l-ifil&lf+Ul:Z•l•lf+Jl;W;I•l*l·-·1 FOOT SPECIALISTS 546-8242 1 I adults • children • Infants I Due to manufacturer's delivery problems , the compact discs advertised on the co ver of today's Target Electronics Sale section may not be in stock. Since we may not receive deliveries in the f orseeable future , we will not be able to issue rain checks. We regret any inconvenience this may cause. 1 1 1500 Adams Ste. 203 Otl'IDMAll AMCRiLAN I I ( Corne• of Horbor ne•I ro Edword• C1nemol 80ARD'i Of POOIATK I Sf HAil! £5,ANOI ORTHOPlOICS I ~CIRY ·-----------------------·,·---------------------------"' @TARGET .... For ;.1 gn·at . ...;umnwr \'acation ,·aim-. sail with Sit mar':-. .)-Star foir-..e<1 ior }()or 11 cla\'...; to tlw colorful :\ lexic<111 Ri,·i(:rn. Explorl' t lw se<H1 rch a1 C1b" San Lrn:as. :\fazt1t la n. t hl' ...;h()ppl'r ·.., pa me! i'-t'. Acapu lrn. t ht ci ty· t h<1t · 11t •\'< .,._ sltl'p:-.. Ouaint Puerio \i1 llart;1 . \ml ;i littlt fi :-.hing village rallt·d /.ih11;11ant ·i11 . \ ncl on Fa i f '-L'<I. ) ott'rt · pa mpvrvcl \\'itl1 such \\,.a rmth and Tt;ili;m gr;1· riousnt'ss. ,·our luxur\' nui-..1· \\'ill l>t· ;1-; -.;pcrtarttlar as the ~ight-.. \·11u 'l'l' .f .. \\'h;11'-. ll11>l'l', Sit 111;ir·._ got t lw lx·"t famtl~ pre .. grn 111 a lloat. Our )(iuth Cvntt·r i-.. -----·---.. - open from 9 a.m. to midnight and staffed hy specially trained counsellors. Your kids will love all the fun almost as much "" VOLi will. · 10 days from s 1135. On our June 8-Sept. 11 Super Saver cruises, save $000 per couple (first two passengers per cabin). induding a $200 per couple Home Port Bonus. And our low 3rd and 4th be rth rates-as low as $39 a clay for child ren under 18-make it easy to bring along the whole family. ~ So, sa il it mar rou ndtrip from L.A.~ \1cxico. \Ve'rc sold only by lravd agents. Ju st be sure to book by June l. 1985 for all the great ~avi ngs. / 1h. IH/11 f<1 J.:l'll I j' _,__--S( )l~'l"H'·\\ES1" ~leep{:,,e'lfer'S ' Hide-a-bed® Sofas by Simmons Buytheb••tforl•••·. ·$388 tn $798 Sole priced from ~~ -• I ,~~ Choose from velvets, plaids, Haitians, prints and stripes. Over 60 different styles, sizes and fabrics in stock for immediate delivery. All hove a famous Beoutyrest~ mattress and feature Simmons comfort, style and ease of operation. I, COSTA M•SA 3115 HARBOR BLVD. ( t blk. south of,,,. S•n OleQo Frwy ) ITORE HOURI: SC )l .,1,11'·\\l~S'I, <~lt..~p (•,,C'lf Cl~ ••• ,~c•'• ~ Mon and Fri 10·9. Tues .. Thurs. 10·8, Sal 10·6. Soo 12 s ._545-7188 .:m= -~ .... ~,, ~~~-J ·' ,y ~,,., ff" .. . I I . : " •< t~·:' -·~·~'1 Sit.WONS ARGEST J SELECTION OF GENUINE SIMMONS HIOE-A-BEDe SOFAS IN SO. CALIF. IE '"'' ,.,, r,.. ••r. 19, 1911 · FROM TOP CLOTHING MANUF.ACTuREiisLMTI) 'NEW N~VER4EEN·BEFOAE FABAICSll 1Jb,u,· IEW ASSORTIENTI · FULL BOLTS YI . ....n•••• IALB Tl M.• YI. • CRAFT NOTIONS & BOOKS AIW1y1 20-. OFFI ,Stgnu.ps qpen fo~ Laguna adult ed • Registration opens for Lflauncf Beach adult education and recreation dtasses Monday . 8 1P. ,. HUM ANA IOIPnAL HUNT· MaM4 Knteina and J1nws HouK'. M1-INGTON 8EACll Mr. ud Mn. Jack P. DUva. Fountain VicJO. tJ1'81WWW MEDICAL ,....,,11 Val~.~ -"""'· __ ...., CE MNT.AANA M d u R ........ n 1 La .. \tr. arid Mn. M~ Patcmomo. rillnuY 11 .. _ --·---------rr.r:-:::. :.:-an •Ylr\. ~ 1• ~·-Hont101con 8Nc11;-11rt rron aii"cl:ll*c l)U(-riiii:-~ot-ta __ __ untinaton Beach. > . Mardi• M~\l. t""ins.f.rl and~ Sillttne. • 2-year-old tenter mta, can be adopted from the lnlne anlmal •belter, UU~9 luld Canyon A•enae. Shel• ~' and black and beet-•11lted for children and lam· tile•. Addltlonal inf or· matlon h -..,,ail able 559-7387. F.....,U Mr. and Mr~. Thoma' [dward Mr. and Mn Rand)' Jamn M1n1tr. ~ McKnight. Hu nt1n1ton Beach. girl Huntington Beach. bo)' ... Beth and L>av1d Bttmm~. Hunt· Marcia l SAN CLEMENTE GENERAL 11()6. in1ton BcKh. ltfi Mr. and Mr . Richard Melton. Foun-PRAL Kathr)'n and Jolln Hunt. Hunblll'Oll t 1n Valle)'. be>' Fdltury U Bach. bo) Mr~ and Mrs. L. Peter Tota\ . Hun11ngton Beach. boy · Marcia Z Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole. Huntington Beach. girl Marc.Ill 3 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Boat~nght, Hurll· 1ngton Beach. girl Debbie Palmore and Tony C'eri· tofantc. Fountain Valley. airl The Nev. port Beach Parks. Bcache Beach. CA 92658-891 S. ln·PtrtOn and Recreauon Department ~ now reg1strat1on bqJns Monday. with holding ma1l-1n registration for us classes beg1nnin1 March 2S. spnna rccreauon acti' 111es. BrOC'hures hstin1 the spn"-ac- Mail-in rtg1 tra11on can be sent to: th mes arc available. Recrca11on ReJ1Strat1on. 3300 New-/ ('all 644-31 SI for more 1nfor· P<>rt Bl\d .. P.O Box 1768. Newporf1 mat1on. Spring trimester aduh education classes at the Laguna Beach Umfied School District begin Monday. In- class registration will be during the ijrst two weeks of the trimester. Offe rings include ceramics and lfiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;===;;;;;;;==-==================::;::::============;....;;:=::::::::::=-::::::;;::=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;::.;;;;;;;;;.-'Yate.rcolor workshops: beg.inning and qont1nuat1on French and beginning Spanish: an overview of academic basics wi th emphasis on mathemat- ics. word study and writing skills: r;:'flglish as a Second Language and ' beginning and advanced t) ping. These classes meet at t"e high school on Park Avenue. Two other classes will also be qfTcrcd by the adult education depan-ment. A parent-child participation class for pre-schoolers wall be held at the former Aliso Elementary School on Wesley Drive and a word pro- cessing class will be held at Thurston tJ!iddle School. A counsel or is available in the late Mternoon and eveni ng by arrange- ment for prospect1 \'e participants in the High School Diploma Granting Program. For fun her 1nformat1on or to make a counseling appointment. call 497-7763. The Laeuna Beach Recreation De- partment 1s also accepting s1gnups for a variety of classes set to begin in Apnl. New offr.r1ngs include an 1ntroduc- ~. n to Laguna Beach natural history. own College. a fiction workshop d a one-day Pop Piano seminar. .\n ercise program fo r pregnant omen. m1ddle-aied people or ergetic scr\tor c111zens 111 also gin in April. Regular fa, omes lil..c Carrie's Mk~u t. Zahava:-tts:r K ynt' · s-Jcrzr ance and others ~111 con11nue into nng. Complete program II tings are ~ailable at the recreation depan- ent. 505 Forest ~vc .. or call 97-3311. ~~ ·- RUFFELL'S UPllUTEIY; llC. F• Tiie lnt Of Yw Utt .>t22 HUa awo .. cosu IEA -s..1.1156 I ' I l I I I . -$1_0_0 o-f-f -...... 1 !: HAUL OUT J' · FREE INSPECTION ~. Ho labor Min. l 4 / I t To Include: i ~ ~ I ,.... "~-· • Rouinr ~· • • l nronr rk"d lurh I I ~ I • l!rlls Hn1t1 ' Cl1mps 1 t I & P1o0• "'"'. 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Meto i'-t9 .... _(L.714) 751-3044 Uc • ...,.., I ' 3 TOUGH GUARANTEES: tf for any reason you're not happy Wllh your furniture When you get 11 home, we will take 1t b3ck w1thLn ven days II you find the \ 1denhcal item in stock ~lse~ere within seven days tor less we will refund th difference W will give you a f1v -y ar limited warranty against factory defects '" workmanship and construction Details available '" our stores . ,4 WAYI to CHAAGE: Our convenient Wickes Revolving Charge, American Express Card MasterCard or Visa i ANAHEIM: SantR Ana Frwy and MaQoo1 P.hone l14 821 -8550 WiN NUYI· San Otego rwy and 5epulveda Blvd betw n Burbank nd Victory Phone 818·780-2244 WEST COY1NA: San Bernardino Frwy nd Vincent Phone 818·9\9·1971 COSTA MESA: ·San Diego F.lwy and Harbor Blvd Phon 7 \4-54'0:8242 - Open Monday thru Fnday 10-9, Sdturd y 10·6 Sund 12·6 · .. t ' . LrrlfRS Genocide treaty goes'~OO far To the Editor: The U.S. Senate will soon hold hearings on the Genocide Co nven- tion Treaty. if later ratified. it w111 eliminate ~rsonal const_itutioflal j)rotections and be aimed at individuals rather -tharHtt1ttoM-for-the~ime--of-genocid~ -meaning here. killing. combat killing (Korea and Vietnam). ethnic slurs and jokes. offensive statements by d ti'!erfs. veterans. politicians. comedians. news media and minis- ters sharing the gospel. as perceived by offended ethnic. racial. and na- tional &roups or parts ·thereof: Art. 2 GCT -"causing serious bodily or ·mental harm' to members of the group.·· Such genocidal grievances may be addressed to the World Court or other International Tribunal if located in the country of the accuser. or the United Nations (Art. 6 GCT): and after extradition (An. 7 GCT). If rat ified it will become the supreme law of the land -indeed. more supreme. as all oth er laws and court decisions are inferior in that they must conform 10 th e Constitution to be lawful: however. the ra tift..ed treaty is equivalent and supreme with the Constitution. Extradition: (Art. 7). upon ratifi- cation our government is obliged to extradite "any citizen" charged with genocide to the jurisdiction . of a _fi>reign court: "Genocide and other -acls -shall not be considered as political crimes for the purpose of H<'rc's an anS"-Cr\ uu ran rclv on no mailer ho"' man y times the qucs11on occurs to you tn your daily routine:<\ robin has Just about twice as many feathers as a hummingbird. Canal diggers of The Netherlands divided the city of Amsterdam into about 90 islands co nnected b} 400 bridges. 11 "'a!. thl' French "ho first dreamed up that thing called com- pulsory mihtary trainmg. Q. What did Francis Scott Ke). wh o wrote the words to .. The Star~ Spangled Banner ... do for a livin~? A. Practtccd law. And practiced. And pruct1ced. And wound up as District Attorney m Washington. o.c. There nrc sttll a few ix-oplc around who as children never played that game called Monopo ly. l.J turns age SO 1h1s year, ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat extradition... contracting parties pledge themselves in such cases to grant extradition .. " Political execu- tion is not defined here as genocide. fllus enabling wholesa1c murder by Soviet block nations who have signed the treaty. The normal defense a gainst extraa1tlon Is lO claim-rt ts politically motivated and thus non- ex traditable. but GCT removes this defense from shielding communist block refugees from forceable extra- . dition as well as Americans. No rights or protections follow such individuals for they are subjects of the World Court: having 15 judges. with only one per country except the Soviet Union which may appoint up to three. it establishes its own jurisdiction. and rules of procedure with no appeal. With GCT ratifi- cation. this court can void our laws. court decisions. neutralize law en- forcement and any reservations the U.S. Senate writes into the GCT. as this document ~i ves the World Court the righ t to interrupt it. Inform President Reagan and Sen. Cranston and Sen. Wilson of your disapproval. Regarding public offi cials. Art. 4. GCT states: "Persons committing genocide shall be punished whether constitutionally responsible rulers. public officials or pri vate individ- uals." and well to remember. should we be snared with this albatross and its great "mental harm" potential. EL TON ELLIOTT Valley Center S:l\S here 75 ix-rcent of the wo men in the United States at any given time are on some son of diet. Cou ld that be righ t'! In ccremon1c!. to turn symbolic po"'cr over to monarchs. Great Brttain and The Netherlands do it differently. Englanders crown their queen -they put the crown on her head. Hollanders enthrone theirs - the> put the queen on the throne. K1tuali'\ts tn both nations think it mailers. Th<.' numtx·r of fema le eggs necess- ary to propogate the entire next generation of the human race could be contai ned within a hen 's eaashell. In Iran now. according to cor- respondents who purport to know. a bottle of booties U.S. whiskey goes for the equivalent ofS23S. Onl y a fourth of the items in the Library of Congress arc books. • L.M. Boyd 11 • 1yedJc•tH col•m•l11. H. L. Scltwerta HI PUb115"'-• Fr8nk ZJnl MaN ging (dllO' Pvt• ,,.~4t,otui.1JMt•t l wn1 o., i.1 1.0lllA Mt! .. Aoatt" Ctitt~ lo ftt1• I~ CC'IA Mtt14 CA 9'826 TomTeff City F~to< Cr ... SMff Spottt Editor '· I do think it a pity that so many critics of Mr. Reagan decline to investigate that which rrury-animatcs th~s-extraordinary president and the constituency that. after all. made him pres1oent oftlle United States-:-not- withstanding that our in telligentsia had told us. and taught our children, that conservatism -as it is called - was quite dead in America. Killed b) the New Deal. and decadent by reason of it s lack of intellectual and spiritual BTUs. Well. campfire meetings arc worth looking into L I contend -if they are addressed by the !'Mn wh o is also president of the United States. and such a thing happentd recentl y In Washington wnen Mr. Reagan ad- dressed the 12th Conservative Politi- cal Action Conference. Ronald Reagan said 10 the throng there assembled the kind of thing on<.' yawns over if spoken by. oh. Jerry Falwell in Lynchburg. Va .. or Arthur Schlesinger Jr. to the Harvard Law School Forum. But here was Reagan saying: '"In 1980. for the first ume 1n 28 years. a Republican Senate is elected. And so. may I sa y. is a conservati ve pres ident." What! Richard Nixon was not really .. a conscrvati ve president"'? Well. that is what he said. is it not? Such an evaluation of Mr. Nixon coming in from hard-line criti cs of statism is not newsworth y. Coming from a Republican pres1d<.'nt 11 is at least that. One does not disavow Richard Nixon·s administrat ion as less than conserva tive wi thout saying a great deal about the policies with which Nixon is identified. WASH I NG TON -The Pentagon will get a few more lumps next week on the extravagant way it throws money around. The General Accounting Office will release its long-awaited re view of the Grace Commission report on waste in governm ent. l have joined forces with the report's principal author. J. Peter Grace. in a nationwide campaign against mismanagement in the feder- al government - a grass-roots effort called Citizens Against Waste. 1 The GAO has spent nine months reviewing the commission's rec· ommendations. Sen. Will iam Rot h. R-Dcl.. plans (0 introduce a com· prchensive package of lc~1slntion based on the commis ion s work: Roth requested the GAO review to help him prepare the bills. The 1.312-pagc G. 0 rcv 1ew. which was analyied by my associate Ton~ C'apaccio. aencrall y upporis the Grace Commission·s criticism of Pentaaon spending. but Que tions the commissjon'sclaim that St 15 b1llton could be saved b> changing procedum. "Althou1h a majont> of the issues (raised by the commission) have merit. ~ aarcc with only a ~mall pcrccnta,c of the savinas est imates." the OAO say . c~plainin11ha111 u~ 3 "d1n'trmt ~•hodo•OI>'··· "~uch of our di~1rcemen1 . &ems from the wa) the Ordcc Comm1ss1on handled 1nn~won 1n 11s c~t1motcs." ··whatfReaganJemana~esJsthekindofldeallstlcself-assurancethat gavewhatseem«llllceeverlastlngltfetothemovementofFranklln Delano R~velt. • · Rca~n then went on to use .rbClonc_in one_sense Manis - Marxist in the sense that the Marxists have co-opted the language of in- evitability: the class struggle "in- evitabl y" means the end of capi- talism. individualism. the Bill of Rights. Reagan said: "Conservative thought is no longer over here <.'xclusively on the right. It's the mqj.nstrcam now. And the tide of history is moving irresistibly in our direction." You can't understand what that docs to you if. throughout your adult li fe. you have been tau,aht to believe that the anemia of political liberalism is the irreversible wave of the future. ~ore! Much more! "In fact. in the past decade. all of a sudden. quietly. mysteriously ... the Republican Party has become the party of ideas. We became the party of the most brilliant and dynamic young minds." This. ·given what came before in two generations of textbooks. SO years of Democratic domination of politics. what seems like a millennium of entrenched Eastern seaboard liberal domination of academic thought. is somet hing that hits yo u as the 'Con version of Constantme to Chris- tianit~ must ha ve hit the pa~ns. The noti on that young conservatives were- rnming up with the ideas was. well- 1nconceivable. .\very few. very bright liberals gave the idea surreptitious attention. Professor John Kenneth Galbrai th once whispered that in fact the most tnno' alive social mind of the age was J1c1 AIDEISOI the GAO added. The GAO experts concl uded that 10 1 of the commission's I l Odefensc- related recommendations. or 78 per- cent. "had overall merit and should be considered," adding. "We dis~ agreed with 19 issues and had insufficient information on which to develop a positton on 10 issues." In the area of weapon' procure· mcnt. the OAO found that 31 issue had merit and two dtd not: in the l0Jist1cs artn. 31 of the 34 i'suc raised by the commission had merit. ' Herc art ~me of the simple. everyday ways thl: GAO and the Grace Co mmission aaree the Pcn- taaon could .save monty: •Military parts should be desi&ncd 10 meet commerci al standards when- ever p<m•hk. "The use or milttary suindard and specifications should be challcn~d" by ,;Ontractors where exclusivcl)' mtlttal') pans *" n0t ntecuary. •Ammu1Ht1 o n purchu101 procedures shoufd be 11atucned"' Thouah tht Armv bu)'s commonl)' u'4:d ammo for ihc entire ~fcnJt' Depanmcnt. the other armed ser- vices have built up great layers of papcr-shuffiers to pass along requests to the Army. defeating the whole purpose of the combined purchasing arrangement. •Some $20 million a yearcould,be saved by using fiberboard containers and other cheap packaging for am- munition firtd in training. where the rigors of combat storage-don't exist. For example. bandolicrs. stripper clips and Joad adaptors would be eliminated from training ammo. •The GAO agrffi1 with tht com- mission's findina that the military spends-too much to feed tht troops. Compared with other lal"IC·K'ate fcedina opcruions. the military chow lines cost 30 cents more a day per person-a potential savinaofS 167.l million in three years. •The solution to the spare pans horTOr stories. the GAO and tht Grace Commission aa~. is adoption of a "brcf kout'' systtm -allowina the Pcnt•n to buy its spare pans di~tly from the subcontractors that manufacture them. msttad of havina to 10 throuah tht prime contractor. Under the ciuttina system. the primt contractor ta<' ks on a handlin1 ch•rJr. adrt11nit1rat1ve overhead and profit ror every pan it bu~ from the maker •ncl.Btttls 10 the f»tn1110n. Jad ... ..,,_. i. • •i*tlk9"" col-IH•C. WILLIAM BUOllLST colam•l8t i STEPIEf CHAPMAN Time ta/ liberate: our pets Why should-dogs and cats have to prey upon mice? .. - • I ho did Lee Wright have in mind when he desi~ his first womens wear •collection for this spnna~ -· ---·- "The clothes arc for a special person, an individual who cares about her appearance. how she feels. andespccially how her image is perceived by others." says Wright. "She is between the aces of I Sand 34. spirited. active and -enthusiastic. A w_oman whois.Jxxb'._conscious and works out. She reads magazines such as<:Jlamour, Savvy and Time. watches MTV and also the evening news. She is the ne~'80s woman. ··1 always knew I would design my own collection,'' .adds Wri&ht. who began his career as an assistant to Bill Blass l l years ago. Wriaht traveled and worked extensively in Italy. researching fabrics and studying the craft of tailoring. That country's linear styles inspired his original clothing line and he received the 1979 ·totyMenswearAwardand 1981 CuttySartc mensweaT trophy. In 1983. his fashions for men were dis. tributed to SOOJ .C. Penney department stores and generated sales in exccssofS60 million that year. Now JS and Jiving in Manhatian with his wife Diane. Wri&htadds. ''Ultimately I knew I would have to design for both men and women. That seemed most complete." His new women swear-also avai lablc at · J.C. Penney -works on a number oflevels and shows a surprising versatility. Depending on how they are put togcther. theclothcscan·be worn for everylhing from casual occasions to office situations that de{Tland a professional edge. Wright's woven T-shirt in a vibrant coral. periwinkle and white plaid can be teamed with his rayon and linen herringbone weave. pleated skin fortheoffice. Then.afterwork. thesame shin can iustaseasily be coordinated wi th his -Ouid sport pant. a bag pocket design madeoflinen and cotton that comes in white. gray or periwinkle. A group of spirited cropped sweaters in several styles also exhibit Wright's depth of design. They are soft. linen and cotton crewneck sweaters w1th a drop shoulder treatment and wide relaxed necklines that have been gi ven extra suppleness through case of cut. Some sleeveless cropped sweaters have baby cablestitching running down the front. For extra excitement. Wright. a color specialist. has used unexpected spring colors such as teal. fuchsia and curry. These sweaters can be paired with an assortment ofbottoms. including classicall)' tailored 1rouscrs. in a rayon and linen hemngbone weave with welt pockets and slightly tapered legs. Wright also offers a multi-colored !Pleue eee WRIGHT /112) Yoanc. fla~ and modern look.a friNia Lee Wrtaht: Blae deelan la tM aweater la plci'"ed ap la rayon and linen troaMr wttla eoft pleatllll aad welt --mtnc· Wldte cottoa.... --and back-battma alllrt are perfect for atter ca••h 111 u la the tatter.U plaid camp alairt la fwcMe, teal and carry OD will• eottDa layered with matc"9~ ...... knit •est and teal 1llbt. \ ,f 'I Sliadows s12on.g__€s and bBbhles_ehas_~tn ubles Some ,.,,omen do -------------such ll great Job with theire c makeup' It tool-. ~~ell blcndl-d -ns 1f11 had be<:n applied b~ a pro-le 1onal mal-.1:upan- 1 I. ¥111 Dw rhol·cut<.· ••••••••••••• dcrko; be hind th<: • l't>unter( wi th their (X'rfcct makeup) selling you the eye 'lhadow usuall ) uggc t you need al least three shades ... one fort he lower lid.one fort he crease of the eyelid and one fora hi ghlighter. When ) ou get home and appl} them. the result is often three color slashes that seem to vie for attent ion. Unless )O u have a practiced hand with blending. it can be a disaster. Estee Lauder introduces a collecuon of shadows. .. C'olorTran parenc1es". wi th a tip fo r using them that she call "colorovcrlays." The method 1s very si mple: You apply the sheer colors so they la v on top of one another. blcndinJ beauufull}' and producingaaradation ofcolorand no defined cdscs. How about Crystal Mint applied with Clearl11 Pink and Rainsilvercombined with agrc) pencil liner or Video Violet. ltearlyTurquo1sc and GlowinaGrapc with an aqua hnertoao w1th new spnngclothesingauzc. voile . batiste or crepe de chine'! Or for )ourfash1ons in linen. poplin and polished cottons try outdoor colors of Copper Sun. unrise Yellow and Camouflaae with and Ambcr~leam liquid eyeliner. lt'srcally fun 10sec1hccomb1nat ions you can create. ••• We've been hearing about cit foliation for some yea rs now and several companies offer ··scrub sponges" to help ) ou speed up the removal of dead skin cells for a gJowi ng skin. Now. the 3M Personal Care Products Department ofTersa new twist: disposable facial sponges wi th a built-in co ndi tioningcleanser. No need to wash them out. srvc or store them. u~ and toss. • The cleanser in the new sponge is mild and fragrance- frce and the claim Is that it contains emollients that soften and smooth theskin. Water acti vates the cleanser to pro' idc u rich. <·ream ) lather. Fortvofthc Buf-Puf inglc pongesarepackagedin a dispenser which retails forSJ.39at drugandgrocery stores. • • • Ylang) tang.Jasmine afld tuberose combined with muguet de!> bo1sand marigold. sandalwood. amber and musk ... The fragrances are in Le Bain Bleu. Niki de Saint Phallc's new foaming blue gel bath formula. As you would ex pect. a product of this type cleans. But a bath can do so much more for you, A shower can be eithilara1 ing if you need t ittra pep or the tub bath can be relaiti ng. E'er} bod) seems to have such bu sy schedules these days. so lef s take a close r look at relaxing when you've run out ofexhila rauon and wa nt to get some needed beaut y sleep. Squrezea dollop of Le Bain Bleu or your favorite bath preparation into running water in the tub. Have the water comfortable to the touch. step in. stretch out and try these exercises. BREATHING: Deepeven breathin,is oneoft~e best wa ys to reduce stress. So place a plastic pillow behind your neck cloM' )Ourl')'C ond brc111hc "' dl·cpl) thro ugh y~u[ nose' expanding your chest to the max1mum. t~en ex a e through )our moo1h. ~epeat s1" umc~ and nouce how the tension bcgm to d1 appear. CALMING:( lose)ourc)e!lund 1h1nk of>ourfavontc place in the ~orld -o plan• whl·rc )OU have found happiness and rda uuon. (I mag1nah11on s:,ves,~~kaa~ the ancl(pcnsivc trip 10 Sw111crland w11 unol er . lps ) Picture all the bcau11ful detail of the sc~ne '" your mind and feel 1hc happine!>S ~ou c\pericnc:cd in the past ll ow1brough ) our bod>. TENSION RELEASE: T 0 hcl p release 1ens1on. especia l I\ 1f>ou're pronl· to headache~. once again close. oure}esand ra1 l'youre)cbro"~a faras}'oucan. You 11 teel }'Our fore head 11ghten as ""ell u\ }'Our sca lp and the area around the eyes. lf,YOU then lo" er the brows.slowly. when thef reonce again 1n n natural pos111on. )~U 11 feel the beginn ings ofn wonderful scn~c ofrcla xauon and release. You can do thcscexern~s 10 about one minute wi1h_ou1 rushing. Bathe )our trouble awa). -. Pat Cox receives Athena medallion ~ WRIGHT~. ___ _ FrpmBl 1weedJaclcet which can be wom for all occasions . .\ blend of polyester and silk. it is unconstructcd and has dolman sleeves fo r freedom of move-... men I and a graceful line. .,.., ,... ...... ~ .....-u,i.. · Pattern and textu re figure prom i- nently in the outfi ts. There are o' ers1zed plaid and menswear-in- '>p1red stripes. l"-111 weaves. satin '>tripes. jacquards and crinkle fin- ishes. Wright also has paid a great deal of at1ent1on to silhouette. with clothes cul a li 11lc fu ller and freer. Bob Gre&ory eboW8 Shanan Renn:.-;-llarla Markert, lluylane Graham a few..., etepl. The shoes Wright has designed for his premiere collecuon carry through thc theme of eas). modern dressing. l hc) are Oat sandals and espadrilles "11h ope n sides -again 1n the curry. teal and fuchsia scheme. The collection is geared to the updated junior customer and her clo thing budget. Cotton swea ters will re tail for about SJ5. woven jackets for $65 and pants for $40. Claudia Baltzer, Daiay Koler, Anne Patton and Gloria Talmaqe attended eJetant day. GARMENT DISTRICT in Los Angeles will be the IRVINE CHARTER Chapter of the ABWA will destination of a shoppi ng excursion from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m hold its annual fashion 'Show luncheon Saturday March Saturda) March 30 arranged b} the Newport Beach 23 at Kona Hawaii Restaurant. There will be an Parks. Beaches and Recreation £?epartment. The $_13 fee .opportunity to win a $500 wardrQbe from Sax ofTustin. includes round-mp transportation and a map/guide of Betty Bowes. 760-6 731 or 661 -2446 has ticket in for- the clothing 'itorcs. For more informati on. call ma11on. 644-315 1. ••• LATEST HAIRSTYLES -including the c:olor- • • • CONSIGNMENT SHOPPING tours have been Punch&JudyGuild dancers rehearsing for CHOC Bear Revue The goddess Athena isofien described in poetry and literature as the embodiment of wisdom. reason and the arts-a symbol of excellence and distinction. She an d Pat Oox have a lot in co~hc Newport l:lar.bor Panhellenic was so impressed by the Santa Ana Heights woman's ac- complishments that it presented her its annual Athena Medal hon for outstanding service. Cox's numerous social welfare causes include serving as a board member of Planned Parenthood (the organj zation which sponsored the award). Big Brotllffi7Bil'StSTers (she was the first female member) and Childrens Hospital of Orange County. The for mer deaco n and Sunday School teacher at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church also has ser- ved on the board of Newport Harbor Art Museum. Coit isa YWCA member" 1th a speciafinterest in its homeless women program. works with hcep Fold. a support group for battered women. wa s a charter patron fo r the VotunteerCenter and volunteers with FISH. supponsStop Polluting Newport. Friends of the Upper Ba). SOS. Chapr»An College Town and Gown. Soph'*ticates of Assessment and Treatmeht Services Center and Children's Home Societ>. She was instrumental in fou nding South Coast Organization of Planned Parenth ood (SCOOP) and ..Talents??:· a no-meetingauxiliary cnerg1zed "Neon Hair"' will be presented in a free show h) the Golden West College Cosmetolog> Departmen t a1 7:30 p.m. Tuesda) 1n the College Center. I 57.i4 C 1olden ~est St.. Huntington Beach. Also. 60 students "111 sho" makeup and manicures for the ··total look." For more 1nforma11on. call 895-8739. arranged by Wanda Harl ow and Ricki Va n Hoorebeke in conj unction with Golden West college. The groups will go by bus to several Orange County consignment '>hops. meet owners and learn ho"' 10 deal wi th them as both sellers and buyers. The fee is $15. The first tour 1s a sell out. but space is still available on Ma) 25. To register. call 89 1-3991. Beth Kraaa, Cheryl Mallory, Betey Krauee loved faeblon. A free gift for you! Shampoo, conditioner and halrspray ... $9.50 haircare trio FREE with perfect perm. $37 Harbor View Hiils Pbilbannonlc Women's Committee wi ll meet at _9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the Charles Rm gwalt home. 3620 Catarm aran 'Dnve. Corona dcl Mar, to hear pianist Robert Na farretc. 20. one of the winners of the '84 Los Angeles Chopin competition. More information: Membership chairman. Mrs. Patrick Nolan. 640-4027. • • • , Women Associates of UC Irvi ne Interfaith "Ill host a IOa.m. March JO lecture on people getting alon$ with people by Irma Va n Buren at th e home of Chancellor and Mrs. J. W. Peltason. A bufTN luncheon will lollow.1 nformatlon: 833-089 I. • • • Newport Harbor ITC meets 11 : 15 a.m. Monday at the Reuben E Lee restaurant. 151 E. Coast Highway. Informa tion· John Robi~son 63 I -59 17 or Diana Morrison. 854-7948. · · • • • Newport Beach Christian Women's Club plans a n I 1:30 a.m. Wednesday luncheon at the Airportcr Inn. Reservation~: 760-0389. • • • Offie.en' Wives League will present a fashion luncheon at 11 :30 a.m. Wednesday at Costa Mesa Country Club. For more information. call Beve rly Ashurst. 963-76 76. • • • Newcomer• Club of Newport Beach will mee t Wednesday at Balboa Bay Club for an installation luncheon. Member hip information: 548-6 76 1 or 548-5782. -. You and your friends are. invited to hear a fiee lecture entitled .. How the Splrltaal llMDlnl of tbe Bible Heal•" by Charles W. Ferris, C.S . B. Member of The C/Jr/st/an Scl~n~ Board of ~ctu~shlp Moaday S•enlai -llarcla 18, 1185 -8:00 p.m. Second Cbarcla of Cbrlat, lclendat 3100 Pacific View Drive Corona del Mar -~-#IC Clalld ea.re proYIMd Robert Nafarrete Pat Cox. ofBig Brothers/Big Sisters. In 1978 she was chosen the first queen of the Spastic League's King Neptune Ball. he 1s also an ad visory board memberof herman Library and Gardens. a member of the Silver Circle of ou th Coa~t Repertol) and a member of Bowers Museum Foundation. Last ~cars recipient. Dot Clock, presen ted Cox wit h her medall io n at the Panhellen1c·s "Dollars for Scholars" luncheon held at the Rcgistl) Hotel underthechair- ma nsh 1 p of Myrna Wright. ..I knc" I had been nominated. but I wasabsolutelyfl oored when they called my name." said th e reci pient when we chatted a few days after the ceremony. (Pat who is -fight in g for her ow n home in Santa i\na Heights had been out trying to ti nd homes for homeless cats.) "God has blessed me with a lot of energy to do all the th ings I do. The first thing I did after getting the award was to visit the first recipient Irene Dan Inger. I was so proud to be in the grou p with her. She and (the late) Hazel Burrows wC"rC"double winners in 1965. lrcnegot outhcr medallion ... she's very proud ofit . • (Other recipien ts have included Jean Lucas, Jean Aldrich and Carole Brown.) ··The luncheon was beautifully organ11ed \\1th a fashion show ( Florence Smales ) and Vick Kni&llt (emcee)1SJUSI manelous."Cox added. Others assisting "' ith arrange- ments were Jo Vandervort, Cbarlot· te Starege, Suzanne Leslie, Kri1tlae Hoffm an, Helen Gum blnger, Charlotte Wood, Margo Batte Lar- rie Burgenbaugh and Jeane Ua-gerland. Lillian Leslle 1s president of Newport Harbo r Panhellenie, a ..non-profit organi1ation ofuni ver- s_ity w.o.men who Joined national ~oront1es during their college years. n oceeds from the luncheon will provide fund s for the group's philanth ropies. ••• "If you know thc d1fTerence · between your left foot and yourriaht foot I can teach you to dance and you can be in th e show." Bob Gregory told the aroup gathered at TeWinkleSchool. Mo.rethan 120\l(erctryingoutfor the third annual Bear Revue beina presented March 22 and 23 at Orange t oast Auditorium by the Punc~ and Judy Guild ofChitdrcns Hospual ofOran~County . DirectorGrcaotyofthcCaraill Company in NewYork(hi$brother (Pl ....... &LSOAMC&/•) ....,. _____ ...._.. Or~ Coat DAILY PILOT /Sundey. u.rCft 17. 1115 ~!GANCE DRAWS A CROWD ••• Blll IS With 'On t"iemert Interiors in women showed up at the NtwPort Newport Btach)announced rt· Beach Marrion forthcevcnt. hea!"ll times to the most I_)' ro. Chairman Bella C•rliund her . essronatamTt ursan promised to-tu concomm11 ccwor c ou have them 111 lookina like pros d~ta1ls for this annual ~und-raittr when the 8 p.m. curtain rises on since Mar. Proc~ds will go to the show ni&ht. Twenty tried out for Children s Dental Center and Child olos with others going for the Da> Care Center. chorus line and other roles. "I work at the Dental Center." More show biz talk took place said member Sara LeeMcMlllea. later over wine and cheese in the "It 's great to sec the work the home of Nancy and Wayne Rex-dentists do 10 suaighten the chil· rode. Jady Rlley, pianist in the drcn's teeth. We pay the dentist and show. was play1ngandjoincd by the children's families p&).'a small B111Markert fora few tunes. fee fort he work. The families are Among those there were Marla happier if they pa ysomcthing." Markerl,Sbarraa and Joba Rena (Since opening in 1953, thcccnter Marylaneand RobertGrabam ' has provided dental careandor· (she's chairman of the fund·raiscr) thodontia for more than I 0.000 Sl1aroa Barke and Susan Lombardi children). Tickets to the show-to find out. Sitting at th e pink-covered tables who in Costa Mesa knows their left centered with blooming potted foot from right-are available from plants. Mc Millen and Lorraine Jackie McCollam at 546-8181 . Butcbunote.d the number of . • ~ .• women wearing hats and recalled Las Re1~as Auxiliary ofNewpon taking hatmakingclasscs when .~ach Assmancc L~.ague promised wearing a hat was a must. A Day of Elegance and 440 Before viewingtheshowofspring ............ ~..., ..... Cbalrmen Beth Curtla and Mary Glue watch u 4421aeeta _ __,,.., • .,.e.,,.,,-iln-nclacllq Crblt7 Beaty and \Jane Dono.an. below. I THE HEAT IS ONI Bl:vlEl~.:'f 1-111.19'~ ·~ I-~ -·111)$ _:;: ... -~°""'· lllt71'0 -~"" ,._ • "'W'V 3t °"" .. • 1 11113 •l'llM«."fl!lll" CD'. l ','//\Tr H fHf ACA[)f MY AWAH!J') 1 Jtl Mt.fKH ,'',TH ---.a... ... .-.... -- _ ... __ _ I ~ --emACJR 7 AC.ADfMY A.WAR[' NOMltiATIONS ... MNlll lllCA ~1'~l'l c.Mll PllQrlt~ Olll il' ••1 c.Mll COSU MISA UMUOS 10MI CCllll• ISi 0 .. n IOIO ( °" AllllS SAlnllACA ~I~ sYUIY cm CllllU •~ns1 miw.10 tDWAMIS C1llllM wt:Sl n 1 l9l~ u-s2.1m ~CAl£•AH • .. THE BREAKFAST CLUB' IS DEFINITELY THE BEST IN ITS CLASS." -JM! si.oet. ABC· TV 0000 MORNING AMERICA "'The Breekfast Club' ls a re· markable pleasure. It's an Intel- ligent, sensitive. moving film." -C..thanne R8~u. DETROIT FREE PAESS THE BREAKFAST CLUB ~~ L.~.-:--.1 .!~~ 111U UA Mew• •G? MllAHflll PIClks~m Or1¥t 111821 4070 .... ,..\IA "'°""'"2~ CllTA lllOA ( ... _ .. llllOI ~1W Clllf• ... l!IWll* CNN c...1~1•\ • fa h1on1 b) 8ullock'1 South C oa$1 Pla11 when ht ts .ir.ould add a sman touch. auests dined on breast or ~en wit \\\CC an sour sauce • vcactables and rice pilaf plus ice cream and raspberry sherbet. Carol H•m .. rletofBullock's narrated the snow accompanied by the 12-piecc orchestra of James Clarl1tenea. lt all staned with swimsuits followed by colorful at· tire for every occasion. "I loved that pink dress." said mcmbcrNoraJor1tHH. "JJove anything that's pink." Prizes galore were awarded to the enthusiastic crowd including a minkjackct won by Peuy ftomp- son,a iuest visiti ng from San DiCJ.O. Assisting with comn\ittcedetaals wcreCIHdla Baltaer, Betty Delta, Jane Donovan, Marie Eg1taff, Oorot11y Frlbo•r1, Hele• BartJey, Dai1y Koler, Marti Tlldea, Kay Wa11erb•r1er, Katie Wilker and Oarlotte Wood. Others were Virpala Blee, Mar1aret Corkeu, Wilma Davia, Clementine Dom brow, Marlu Evans, Faltll Garman, Kay Hoff· mu, Vlr11Dla H•dlow, Mary· Koebler, Betti Kraa1, Bet1y Kraase, Boule Stauffer and Elmonne - MUet . Golden date marked Gerry and Dick Dittmar celebrated tbelr_ 50tb wedcttnc a.nnl•erary at a party at CUmelo•• Old Italy r.ta~t boeted by John and Oomaa c..a. ~die celebraata bonortnc the lone-time Jlfewport Beacla ablPbalJder and b1e wife were bulneee putner Donald a. DoDa1d8on and b1e . wife Mary, and llr. and Mn. Chari• V. Colnadt. Don aftd H8ft't Fotn41t1 of...,.._ ........ pon Inch rtltbraaecl thcU '°"' ~eddina anni~'"'1UY a~ dlr Quttn Mary 11 a Dia diftacr11'11ft)'. Thty "'-tre mamecfMatth 9. 1m• Trinidad. Colo. Sharu'I tht IPOllithl with die F01n1sht1 wett htr tttVr Edith Otee11 and huand Af\on Grttft Of L» caster who ~re married rilltt _. before them in La Junta. coro. The I*\)' for I 7S -.1 hollld._~ sons of tk aoh:kn couples. ltd Fosnisht of Ntwpon lad. Don F01ni1ht Jr. o< Hu•t•na&on Han.o.r and Ron vrttft of Lancllltt. Both honored couples are McDonald's restaurant owncr-oper- ators. Don and ijaztl came 10 Southttft Cahfornia tn 196S•and have hved in their BiJ Can)on home sin« I '171 . Tht active 1-.osomc. who have nine grandchildren and five_.~.,,.nd· children. start each day runn1na on the Corona del Mar Beach. Thty play golf. enJO) square dancine, prdenina and travel. On the eve of the shipboard celebration. the Fosnia;hts nter· 1a1ncd out~f-1tatc aunu in their home and were renewing old K • qua1ntanccs. ____ .OF TME YEAR! YOU SAVE 51JD/o! _...-.~ Wal Ceramic • U.lnten11nce-frMI ~--,.~•For beths, kitchens! o ........ '*""' ~·J." • 4'!." AE0.1.•eq. ft. DECORAT~ , WALLCOVERIMG. 5.-.-&.l ctearance groupl • ~we _ _._. ~gd atyteal ~ C-0-0 "' ONLY 0 •"' wa11coverfng Groupl • ~elected .,-ttern• now reduced! • Sheet-mounted tor aknple lnatallatlonl UT ·24.25,M.27 Approx. eq. ft sheets AE0.1.• ~~~"'-· Be•utltul Import -. .,,, 1 .. ts for ye•rsl "' • Coordln•ting e.rthtone shade• •-Resists st•lns and scr•tchesl • On .. coat coveragef Easy One Interior flat latex AEG. 15.tt • • .,,.. ONLY 1 29-1~ .. -aa1chedlt11g11 TkneS!~! 799 J Othef Pa_,,. On iNftl'S' SAITA AllA 322 I. 11~ Stnet 541-1111 AVE20-25%! @mstrong 2' No-Wax Vlnyl .. 0,... ~'"""3 -~~E ~~- W£STlllSTEI 151911 ... ..... ,~ 191-3311 ln .. no, flet & Mm._gk>ea GAL. ••0.15·;~~; 799 & 8~ UT 250/o!. Cork "tile • Add teatuf'9 to or'd6nary rooms! ...... t».•et~edge 12" • t2" EG. SIC & 79C SALE 44 ~ • 59.!" SAITA All 2111 So. Bristol St. tNtJt S~tetstrom St ) SAVE 31-41°!0 Wood . ,,,. Flooring · ·. · · :: . · · • Real oak parquet ttte! c ..... Mountetn Oa. lnalk ..... , .. • r • S/11" "EG stcll5C SALE 35e & 39!~ Cabin Gr~ Oak Floortng .................... · • a· • S111~ •o. u. ~ • IALE~u.. __ .I t I . Eriea usesgoodscents todriveAdf!.in to drink By LYNDA Hlf\SCH ALL MY CHILDREN: Murk 1 knotkl'd ou1 b~ Jali.c and taken to Mand's t>suue Broo~e hh smuglcd a la~ l'\'Cor\kr into i>rison 1op1ncviden con Warden Oll\t'r. Fnin turns in lht' tape. When Tom arrl\1.' 10 n:tne\'e tapt !\'(.'Order. lw d"cover~ all of Brooke's bclonamas h:l\c lx'<'n re· moved. Mark is tnJtttcd w11h nnrcoucs hut ca lls 10 ~assure Erica. (rie11 )phuhcs .\hh,•a's perfume around mansion. dnv. 1na Adam to drink. Mike asks Ent'a to man) him. Zach arrives with photos of Nina and demands 1011« Palmer. Bob has physical bttausc of chronic fatiaue. Hill· ary admits she s11ll loves Tad and ines IQ tell Bob. Yvonne's ··cramps" force Jes~ 10 take her 10 hospital. prtvt"ntina him and \naic from making love. Euaent" 1s wise to Yvonne. Daisy dceides 10 remain in Pint' Vallty. • • • 1k>alh ( ·athn '"' e\lljµIC:\ n11 .. \1n& "rup hom h0\p1tnl l\'t<'r trlC\ to unraH•I lhc dafk 1d~ of C°lllh n'' l>ll\t f't>ht1a And W:ill1ngford cmh:1rl. on aucrrtlla iran~· tx>n • • • AS THE WORLD TURNS: lkl ) unable to COM inl'I.' on)Onl' thol Ru\\ mo' bl' tht' ~·au..e of tc,c\ lllnc". lilc' c\ nin1J111on "o™·ns. \rkr acc1dcn1ull) k1llin1 her pwc pt•t fis h. M.irgo·~ h>'tc:m:ul dcalilc5s nur:u:ulousl) dl\llfl~a~ (khtnd Jn\· ba k. Kirk gamble\ and losci. morw) for Ha~ lofl. D1anl' mak~ up w11h Ha kcll ror the ··0C<'1dentnr· shom·hnn~1ng of &am· blina rl•el'ipts. Mit,·h's cllort!> 10 film t~ukcll acet'pttna mon.c) fail Lucinda lhl\'alens 10 e'lposc illegal l'Dsino 1n her 1>1p:r. In l\ustralia. Barboru ond Onan enJO) a long-awa11cd romantic 1ntcrludr. C'roia continues to ju~t m1'1'1 ~in& '1crra. "ho 1s still unable 10 tell Cr.111she1~ ahH' nnd in Onkdalc. • • • CAPITOL: Sam und M~ ma armc at 11tkr but 111ul.n1n" h1:n tt1,·nda I0\1\1) 'h11 lh1.• T.;°1 ,1\1" ol 1h,•1r mamul'l' tor M 11.:\', lrtcnd"' uh n man n:uwd ( un. lt11. Ir.~'\·~ 1i. ulr1.•u\h "all\\ \\lk "1n till' \.')\.') uf C 11nn' n1:;1rl} \un·umb\ 111 l)\•rck'~ ad· l(o\1e and ( 1111 t0llcth1.•f. < itx! ·· I nmt.:i1.• 'Ix· nu' n1ah1 "11h Jord) 'unre' fun, and T>111)11 cdl•hrutc her ' • • hut I\ cauaht b' 4\Jn1 1h,• ne\I morn1n1. p11.•11n.11w) nnd h1• nc" Job. Pc11.·r tells LOVING: \ho1na and M1t.:e 11.·l-.m1.ill' I )11.•r ll&H'c' tp 11Cl'l'PI rnlormnuon fmm l·cl k 1:1 tw Ii.no"' "ho hu\ ll\'<1surc. Fcl1c1a hi.'lorc 'llK'khold1.•r\' ill1.>c11111 Un' on· C'uld"cll for '"'' t·nml' w mn11111.-c Tr1:N11rce) 111 meet P1.•11.•r. unav.arc she 1~ nounn •\ he Ii. lllllJOr \hart'holder nnd '''"' ~om . but I honrn' tell\ ._ell> he lollo"cd lh Sinter. I on' "Ound1.•d bv f)lllf')IN'~ l>oine for chuirmon •\fr:ud ~he lo'c' her n'nd i~ J1.'ah1ui. of l rc\ ·, '1\1t l:111:r alkr'f\·11.•r tell) h11i1 ()onnl'llv ho· Huk'<.1hcrfo1h1.•r.a1e:.itl'ul Shana pa\..cs 1h1.· I re) nallll.'d d1.•f1.•n'>l· rnnun1111.oe eh:urman Hl'Cl\1111.· I (lr1.·n:i dro~ palln\On) '>uti and fl'IOS ol the Ct?mpan~ 10 Dane. who agrl·es und Sloane p11.'li.1.•d to t1:mixmml) unehot .l1mrm I"" up~• O\cr (.'('h11'\ 1011:'1 1111nkc o'er lor th\• good ofH11: firm . .\nn n1.·1"ork n1.''"\ Tr\') m·url} 11.·ll' ~loatw tl'Jl't llOrl tal..e' her b3cl.. Lortnu ash 'Hind' h) l>unc l\llbd w11rn~ fomih to ,1bout Sl·ntt} "hen \h1.· k•11' l'' for Nev. Qu;1m·rm1.11n1•\ for help r n:tl•nding 10 be l-l't'Jl nc'" f'i om { ab<>t. I ornn throws Lin,· ''ort \m~inda'\ outraged brother Ed"ard l'lllls out J.1<·k lclls S1t1\') he will find u Wll) for • • h f them to be.• together .\'a rnnfronts J11ck DA VS OF 0 ft LIVE : I' l'\ 1<'11!> l'et1.• L1.·u. " o lcu' ~ "~" ~' ~ist. .1lx1ut \Ccing '\lac) and he C\plOllc~ ond 'h~· r~ p11.•.nan1 lo~t In m1wr,, Petl' mu~t G IOING LIGHT: f>hihp v.a\.ers "n v.olk~ out. lk•c1dl' "hrth1.·r 10 marn 1\ c) for the v • • • hab~ ·s 'iakc <ind di!><ard his IX\S'ltOn for 11.·lhng I>.\ tlw truth. bul doc~n·1 bccllUSC ONE LIPE TO LIVE: .\~ n:cogn111 ... Melts~ Kim ongf) "hen Shane tells her lnd1u '3~\ 'he is pregnant. LuJark fora1,cs Peter. L)d1a tm·s to forn· •\!>o's release. but h I 11 • h \11.•\. ''ho trn·d to clear him of murder b) J>\•11.·r llJ('k' h1:r up w11h .\sa :ind plan~ 10 1.• 1~ ca' ing. ope\ nnxict> grows 3' \ l' lal\CI~ C'i1nf1.'\'l>ng. LuJnCk 1s found &u11t~ l.111 1hem both. Bo gets orders from 1?'4.'' pa1tenl·1.· "1th "cdding plans. Lall') ol murtkr und ~nll'nl·t'<l to hf~· in priMln. l..1dnoppcr. lie follO\\!> woman who F.1cks ll-31"1 (,"en "111 turn him in to poltcc. ..1n·•, r1"•'1''"11tall• wound• K\I" 1n h P 8o d P · h \ N i.: • • R 11 v1 u " u. .• .. , up 1 1.· monl') to \'tcr. an ·tier 1g 1 nnu rcn·i\l'\, ir >' &111 111 u 0 s-'houl.:k1 Lo.11\·r i...dl· g1H dinner Pllrl). Bo rcro\(·r .. monc) but Peter c~apes. H.o,n• • • • \.\ 11h Bill\ h11m1.· (rom '\lasku. 1he Lewis l>;n 1d n1.·ars compk•uon of music code GENERAL HOSPITAL: lfohb\.., IC'tll· 1311111} agret•\ Ill a111.·nd J)3n~ together. Al that \\Ill 1.·arr) 80\ernmcnl \t'Crrts OUI of mon~ 'upport' Ginn}"• cl;um ·of ~di~ nan). Va n1'!-'ll n·mcmhas !ihc wos re-11.S. knn). drug~ Du,·1d and \tagtl\ llt'fonM• 1n BrtX'k'!> l.1lhng. but Ginn) s1ill 'lXHl\lhk for Re' o·, nmrarriagc. K) le roblx-11 10 look inside h1~ bncfcaSl'. Shi.· focc'> t·hurgcs on obstruction or JUSllCI.'. .111no11n1.'I.'' 11.U. 1\ 111\ rather. Noto warns ri~d., onl) mu~1c but 1\ ~1111 \u~p1r1ous. Rick 1\'llt. Ginn) he 1~ 1o11ll angr) for \Ii hat Sim In 10 '>ltl~ a"a> from Quint. Ro~ie's .\1dll orde~ David 10 compose nrw code ,110""'' V11.l.:1 \Ktor\ l\'lt \'r 1l'\eal1na he\ Tina·., foth1.•r V1,·l.1 t'u1111u' "hen \h1.· tinJ, ()(m11n h.i' hl·l·n u\k1ng about "" ~t~·n "ornun. I :111' and Uiurel \Cl '"·dd1n11du11.•.1>1d1"11ndcr.,1fBoond Jin' .111.· IHt ' 1ng affc11r. . • • • RYAN'S HOPE: Out\ldl' u har. a cJr , ew) and m1\ses ~1obhan ~1obh11n DC· l U'4.''> Mo\. "ho in'll'>I\ h1.• " innocent Hoth nrr '1unn1.•d 111 rl'l'I an lntt•n\C a1w11.·11on :ind S1ohhan qutckl )' leave\. ~ta' :ingcn•d 111 Jat quchn1:·1' return 111 hdp him through mul. R \Un unsuccessfully trll'S IO rcun1tt• lc1gh und Jack J11l·k >ontinul'\ 10 lorh1d R> un to~·c Riel.. T111cr 11:11, Maggtl' she nl·ed' tollll makeo,rr. lh' c angcrcd that Ma(!81e will do an)- 1h111g Tiger "llnts to bl' a star. ()a,c 1n v11es "'aue to ball Franl. und Jill make loH· but ;igr<'l' no1w1dl for11il) lh\') ·, r reconciled. lohnr" IXI" Front.. a ~urpr"c \J~ll und 1.undu·d··~ h.: "hiding another "nmnn 1n Im tx·droom • • • SANTA BARBARA: I c<l and hi\ mother '-onh1n an· rcun11ed Lakt•n 1ric~ to JX'r~uodc \oph1a Ill lea\ C IOlo'n fearuig the "0"1 from her f:ulwr. C'.C. ·\ rrlteved (PleaH .ee SOAP /86) ANOTHER WORLD: Kachel scnously "'oundcd during baltll' bc1w1.'Cn Mac and C'arl. Carl arrested and Perry faetsa tearful goodbye as he sends his father 10 11111. Cass und Dec fall Oat when they attempt 10 gain rt'C'Ommendation from soc1et> member. Tryina to unfovcr truth about Willa's i:hurch JUSI afler Brenda nnd Wally ar'' morm•d Sam fl'3111cs the marriagl' 1s 1n\ ahd tx-1.·au\l' thl' eoupk rro,\Cd )tau.· linr. Ii<." C1l1CI") 10 3l'H'PI \\-oll~ 1f he has 11mc 10 g1.•t 10 Ii.no" \\all~ a!> Brenda'$ lianrc. Brenda and Wall~ llght over the \he J1d to t:tobb). but :iar('CS 10 conttnU(' lm"llllll"\ hll!> not fl'lurncd and she makes and_ hos Keitti rollov. Jenn). Tina puts off =======================~====::":""""=-----_;_~__.:-=---=-r---~~-=---=---=---==:======= TONIGHt fOIN MUU>ITH MAC llAl AND GllG MUUAVt~ UVt JEWll IN THE CROWN SALUTE 7 :15 PM ALISTAIR COOKl ANOS IARS or "THl jE.WEL IN THE CROWN" CELEBRATE fHE SUCCESS OF THIS srECTACULAR SERIES THROUGH INTERVllWS ANO FILM cur HIGHLIGHTS UNCERTAINTY PREVAILS FOR BOTH THE RULERS ANO THE RULED AS INDIA GAINS 111(0£.rENOENCE. ROM ENGLAND IN THIS FINAL lrlSODE. RELIVE THE MAGIC OF fUOY'S CONCERT YEARS AND MEET THE LADY BEHTND THE LEGEND THROUGH THE. EYES or HER FRIENDS AND FAMILY. "THt flWU IN THl CROWN" MASTlRPllCl THEARl 8:15 PM "fUDY GARlANDs THE CONCEJlT YEARS" 9:10 PM Gii.AT Pf.AfOllMANClS 1Y WOl1H PAYING FOR AD MADl l'OSS.U IN "'U IY GaANTS flOM OOWNU SAvtNGS a. LOAN ANO THt C.ouo.ATION 10. PUaUC U OAOC.ASTING. 1 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS "THI KIUtNO PlllDS" 12.50 . • Ill 3·00 1'15. 4•15. 7•15, 10.15 12501M 3_00 WALT 01$H£Y'6 "fANTASIA" (G) 12 45. 3 30, • 00, 1:30 10 45 VCCLUSIVE EHGAOEMEHT ''THI GOOS MUST at UAZ'Y" (PG) 1 30, 3.45, 1:00. I : 15, 10:30 &2 50 I.ii 3.00 ACA~MY "PAHAOI TO ININA" (PO) AWARD I 00. 4 00 1 00 10 00 HOMS S2 50 TIL l 00 "MISSING IN AmoN 2'' 1:00, 4:40. •: 15 "LUST IN THI DUST" (a) 250,130. 1010 ~ "THI HIAK•AST ClUI" (a ) 1 15 3 15 s 15, 7 15 9 15 •SAT ONLY 11 00 "'AaADIH MOTIL' ( 1 45 5 15, 8 45 "TOMIOY" (a) J 30 100 10 30 MATTHEW MOOIN"f "VISION QUllT ' (I ) 1 0 , 4 00. I 15. 8 30. 10 40 '"LACH IN THI NIAIY" (PG) us. 7 111 "THI •tVH" (,0.11) 12' 10 1.50. ' 30 4 TRACI< OOlBY ITEAEO HAARll()fj ,-OAO "WrTNIH" (It) I 10 !t30, 00. I 20 10 11 ACAOfMY AW~ N()MS "~'AHAOITO INDtA"(N ) 12 11 3 30. I 45, 9 '5 U 60 "fHI NIW KIOI'' (I ) Ill &\T 1.~,I, 7,1.11 300 SVHl,3,l.7.l .1040 .. 320.J~ "199'" (I ) I ()(), 5 45, 10 25 "THI IHAKPAST ClUI" (I ) 1:00, 3·00, 5«>. 7 05. 9 10 • SAT.Q.tll..'! 11 00_ MELISSA GILBERT "SYLVISYll" (PG) I 45 4 00. I 16 8.30. 10 40 7 ACADEMY AWARD NOMS S2 50 "lHI KILLIN• PlllDI" (a) 17 00 3 00.100 10 45 PREVIEW ' 'llASK"{PO.Ul 8 35 11 so "MISSINCfTNAltiON2" <•> I 4S 5 20. I 00 31~ "PAaADlll MOTIL" (a) 3 35 1 15, 10 45 ___ ... HARRISON "ORO • "WJTNUS" (I ) 12 15 2 30 s 00. 1 30 9 50 l "A SUNDAY tN THI COUNTH" (0 ) 1 30 3 30 5 25. 7 20~=---n;;• "THI NIW IUDS" (I ) I IS 3 15 5 15 7 16 9 15 MOLL y RINGWALD ''THI IHAKPAST CU,." (I ) 12 30 7 30. 4 25 6 2S 8 30 10 30 12.50 "VISION Outfi"(I ) I 15. 5 4S 10 15 Yfl "fAlCON & THI SNOWMAN" (a) 3 i00 3 20: 7 50 "PAIADISI MOTIL" (I ) I 00, 300. 500 7.00. 9.00 $2 50 4 TRACK OOlBY STEREO EDDIE MURPHV 'ILVHl Y HULS COP" (I ) 2:00. 4 00. I oo, &00 ~ 00 f2 50 IH 300 OM HULCE "AMADIUS" (PG) I 00, 4 00, 7 00. 10 00 '2 50 1H300 JErr GOlOBLUM MICHELLE PFEIFFER "INTO THI NIGHT" (I ) I 20. 3 45 II 1$, 8 30 ~30 "lHI SUH THING" (ft0.1J) SATISUN 130, 3 30 5 30 730 {130 7 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATl()Hf "THI Kii.UNG "ILDI" <•J I 15 4 16 7 IS 10 10 12.SO Y1L SrOO "PAUDISI M~ (i) SAT 12 45 2 45 U S I 45, 8 40. 10 30 SUN 12 45. 2 0 , 4 45. I 45. 8 40, 10: 16 12 50 Id 3 00 '.12.50 EDOIE MUAPHY tU_ "llVDl.T HILU CM" (I ) Jr00 I 11. 3 30. I 00. 8 15, \0 10 MOU Y lllHOWALO "HIAUAIT Clue" (l l I 00 3 00, 5.00, ~00. 9:00 • SAT ONLY 10 50 "THI IUll THIHO" (PO. U ) 140 a.a''° 70.145 "•• .. ~· ·· Attiea Z" (I) MON FRI 845 $Ar/SIM I 30. 5 15 8 55 BODY DOlJBLE MON ru 30 <•> SA.I/SIM 11 •5. • ». 8 lO llCllCHAJWT l'llOSY NOOUCnOfllll ~ • Chrtalopber Reeve . Vuau lledpave .Jeeaka Tandy Nancy Marchand .IJDcla Hunl . .:;! .. Madelelne Potter 1-::--1 ~ .. ~--~·-- ed wards NEWPORT t4J. /\ '-' • r •• ...... '( .._ M/\ ( /\ ~ f H!J'1 " "I • ~:: • ' ' I I, -1-1 0 7 /') Q Excluelve Engagement Sat/Sun 1.30. 4 15. 7 00. 9 45 Mon-Thurs 7:00. 9'45 edwar ds LIDO CINEMA ~•w"'''' 10u1 l••IO 673 8350 .. ' 'I .A ~ 10< MIW~<>IT 11.Af H I i • ---'------------------~-. .. ·-- Musicals,, children's s 1 "o dinner thc11tcr mu11cals. two coll* dra mat1 comrd1~ and two plays by and for the yo unatr set comprise the new selection on Oronac County's theatrical menu this week. Fir t to arrive will be "Sweet Chtlty.'' open ing Tuesday at the Grand Dinner Theater. whilt "Ot1r Tow1" launches a brier. four-evcnina run at Chapman C olleac Wed~sday. The v1~tage musical "A•ytllla1G0et" seulcs into ScbaMian·s West Dinner Playhouse Friday. Also opening Friday evening will be lhctwochildrcn'splays-"Wlnnle U1e Pooll" at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse and ''Tiie Prince •Dd lll1e PHper" by the Fountain Valley Community Theater. Rounding out th<.· newcomers is "Tiie Hot L 81ltl- more," bowi ng in the same night at anta Ana College. "Sweet Charity': is being directed by Jack Bun~h and stars Patti Col- um bo and Kirk Wall. Performances will be Jivcn n1~htl) except Mondays ~arying cunain limes through June . 16 at the Grand. I Hotel Wax. Anaheim. and resl.'rvations arc avail- able at 772-7710. Playhouse foundina d1rccJOr P11i Tambcllini 1s staaina the.-<flildrcn's comedy ··Winnie the Pooh" with 1 cast headed by Adam Manz. Bryan Rasmusse r\ and Tammy Ames. Others in the how arc Ilene Claudius, Leah Florence. Rachel Anderson. Nathalie Pepper. Alexandra Carter. Jennifer Waddell. Robby Worthing. Julie Fielder and Aphasia Peters. Cunain time is 8 p.m. Friday ahd 2 p.m. Saturday. unday and March 30 and 31 at th e playhouse, 66 1 Hamil- ton Sf.. Costa Mesa. Reservations 650-5269. Timm Bruclu direc11n1. Per- forman(CI will bt 11vcn Friday. Saturday and Matc:'h 21-30 It 8 p.m .. unday and March 31 ll 3 p.m. Rettrvations 667-316). Ron Thronson 1s directina Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" at Chapman Collqt. 333 N. Glasttlt S1 .. Oranac. The Pulitzer Prize winner will be 1talC'(i Wtdnetday throuah Saturday at 8 p.m. and tM:kets art available at 997-6812. Rinaina down their eunains this weekend will be ''TrllMl&e" at the Gem Theater. "BuefM&la &lie Park" at the Buena Park Civic Theater llnd "Tff Bn& Little Wlloret.MH la Texa1" at Fullcnon Collcac. "Tribute" will be o n stage Wednes- day throuah Sunday at 8 p,m .. tonight and next Sunday at 7:JO at the Gem. 12852 Main St. Garden Grove (636-72 13). Final ~rformance of ··Whorehouse" will be given Thurs- day through Saturday at 8 and Sunday at 2:30 at the coll('le. 32 1 E. C ha pma n Av-e .. F ull erto n (87 1-810 1). "Barefoot" winds up Thur~da} through Saturday at 8 at Sull iva n Center. 76J I W. Melrose \\I.'., Buena Park (523-035 I). Continuing thei r respecti ve en- gllgemcnts around the county arc: ··Moon" runt Tunda)t 1hrouah Fridays at 8:30. Slturda)1 1t J and 8:)() and Sunda)s 11 3 and 8 unltl pr11 7. -"Omce 0 ... a Ma&INM" II the C unain Call Dinner Thcl~r. 690 El Camino Real. Tusrin (8 8-1 S40). niahtly e"ccpt Monda>' M varyina curtain times throu1h March J I. -"Wally's Cafe" at the Harlequin Dinner Pia) house. 3503 . Harbor Blvd .. Santa na (979-5511 ). nightly l.''-CCpt Mondays at var)·ing curtain ti mes through Aoril 14. -"Sometkla1'• Afoot" at the New- pon Theater '\rts Center. 2501 Cl1fT Dri .. e. ewpon Beach (631 -0288). Fridays and Saturda)S at 8 p.m. through March JO. -"A Bedf•I of Forelpen" at the Laguna Moulton Ph1)house. 606 Lagu na Can) on Road. Laguna Beach (494-074J). Tu·esda}s through atur- da~s at 8. Sundays at 2:JO until March JI. -"Tiie Dutll ud Life of Sneaky FUell"at the Westminster( ommuni- t> Theater. 7272 Mapl e St .. West- minster (995-41 13). Fridays and Sat- urda'Ys at 8:JO through March JO w11h a matinee March 24 at 2:JO. -"Best of Fr1end1" at the Hunt- ington Beach Playhouse. Main atr ....................... SteYe DeBenedet ftnda oat laow tile otlaer laa1f u ... • .... , tom between Joel SaMone (left) and llllle Ka..-wllUe Diana Rue and Jimmy 8Uluea looll on ID tM PCNDtala Valley Commanity Tlaeater proclacdoa of ''Tbe Prtace ... the Paaper," openlnc rrt4a1 at Golden Wmt CoJJ-Ce'• P' Ol"Rlll d . <\t Sebastian's. ''An)thing Goes" fea tures a Cole Porter score in a revival of a I 9JOs musical. under the directi on of Bill Raffert y. with Denise Dales chorcoaraphtng. Joy Mathews. Jeff chl ichtcr. Lrnn Dove. Richard Klrber and Dennis Berg are featured in the show. which plays Wednesdays through Saturda)'s at 8 p.m. and Sundays at I and 7 p.m. through Ma y 19. "The Prince and the Pauper" for the Fou ntain Valley Community Theater plays a simirar schedule - Fridays at 7:JO p.m. and Saturday and Sunday& at 2:30 p.m. through March 31 in the Golden West College Forum 11. The cast includes Steven Dc- Benedet. Jimmy Sillasen. Robbie Brandon. Brandon Douglas and J. Chad Eva ns under the direction of Karen Caroc. Call 895-8J78 for tickets. -"Tiie lmport1ace of Bela1 Earne1t" on 11Tc main stage and "Salt Water Moon" on the Second Stage of ~uth Coast Repcnory. 655 Town l en ter Drive. Costa Mesa (95 7-4033). .. Earnest" plays Tuesdays through Fridays at 8. Satur- days at 2:30 and 8. Sundays at 2:30 and 7:JO until March JI . while Yorkt ow n. Hunti ngton Beach 1~~iiiiiii~~t!!~'.J!~~~~jiiiiiiii~-(832-1405). Fridays and aturdays at I lUX&MIY rHfMlllS 8:JO through March JO with a f int T• ....._ ...._ * Santa ..\na College will stage Lan- ford Wilson's "The Hot L Baltimore" for seven performances in the Philljps Hall theater on the SAC campus. 17th at Bristol. Santa Ana, with Thomas ma11nce today at 2:JO. HLY 12.75 tw. ~ SOAP SUMMARY ••• From84 .\,hie\ ·s trauma results in amnesia. She \pends n1gh1 10 hotel room. After nearly being rapcd. Ashley is afraid l.O...bMhhike and accepts ride from hookcr who s1eals -"Tiie S•bJect Wai Ro1e111 at the San Clemente Communit)' Theaier. 202 Ave. Cabrillo. San Clemen te (492-0465). Thursdays through Sat- urdays at 8 p.m. until March JO. Kell) discovers Sophia 1s al1"c. Eden's ob1ection to lhc return of her mother ma) loil the family's plans 10 u nccl C.C.'s wcdd1na. Brick gJ\CS ..\m~ a nng. but an unsccnmmn>rdcrs .\m) ·s doctor to team more abou1 Brick Auausta fire~ accusa· her fur coa l and leaves her s1randcd at a • diner w11h no money or 1dcntit>. Diner S...ct MUPlll 9S2~993 UA MOVIES 8 lions at L1ont'I. • • • SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Liza 1s the owners offer Ashley a job and she gratefull)1 acccp1s. Lauren and Joanna AUil• 639 8770 --8~·8811 EOWA~.,_-----UAr£EF¥-f.ENTE objccl of ID)SICC!QU stran r's desire. Cagnc) 'flares up at an innocen1 ate" hen thc poss1b1 ht) ofSuti's trial womcs him. apprehens1vc about first family dinne r. i•-.....u-lllUl~IN El<"?fa furious w en ans am\ al inter· IUICl 637·0340 rupts tender moment wnh Robert.. Nit. OAANGE MAU u ..... m .1&11 SRO GATEWAY S S1ephanil· tormcn1cd w:11ch1ng Lind) seek ......--------------• re\ enge on Suzi. Su1i's lawyer forces her to rcli\ e her tragic rela11onsh1p w11h Wnrrcn. Liza m1s1n1crprcn T R ·s intercst in gc111n hl'r and llo)d on friendlier 1crms. J ustrm- wonders "'ho was the masked Irish ma n who s"cpt her ofThcr fcc1. Cagnc) pops the ht& qucsuon 10 Suzi. • • • YOUNG ANO THE RESTLESS: Unircn -CH£G00.8 f MUST E rnn11nues 10 shrug ofT Paul's waminp about . can. Jack bccorncs Jabot prc<i1dent in '\shlr> ·\ absence. Kaye covers up Brent's whereabouts. knowing Dina fears he has 1old .\shlc) he 1s her fa1hcr. On \ou1h .\mertcan cruise "'ith Ka )e. Bren1 'iCCS nc¥ospapcr stol') about Ashlcy's disappearance and fccls he must return to (1cnoa \it). Nikki puLzlcd b> Victor's 1ntcrcs1 in lcadina warch for Ashley. ~FIJKfkY -A-.; ............ , .. ntl••ll"''""' k~9' •The Drive to Win" IXCLUllVI INGAOIMINT SAT /SUN 1 :30 3:45, 6:00, 8: 15, 10:30" rcfw.ird~ TOWN Cf NTFR .. : ... ::: .75 1-4184 ( q\f A .. , \A '' * * * * ~. HILARIOUS . . loaded with funny scenes and entertaining characters . among the year' 1 moat offbeat fHma." -William Wolf, Gannett News Services .. * •• * % . Origln8' tnd eudedoul ... -Roger Ebert, Chicago· Sun· Times ~EXQUISITE ... A SUNDAY IN.THE COUNTRY IS ONE OF BERTRAND TAVERNIER'S VERY BEST .•. " "BEAUTIFUL AND MOVING." U.1• o.~~' NPMI WHK /ltl,4(,A1f'V1" ~rl w ir1! !INIVfh'\llV ~'I ' ' , ' ,) ' f 1-,.I l'\ l 1 ' , ..,,,., , ... .. I " '4 '1 • " . . ' '\ ... , • 'I•' ' ---- • .... , ... 821 4070 BUENA PAR!\ DR·IN ~ IUCI 497-1711 EDWAROS SO. COAST lAGtMA 11 AcAnrMv AWARD NOMINA11~ AM'A5Eus ... EVlRYTHlNO YOU'VE HEARD IS TRUE ;:..@!!!'~..:::..... .~ '"WITNESS' la the perfect rnovle ... excltJng, romantic, and bNuttful to look at. Harrtaon Ford la tough, Mxy, . and am11rt In the beet role of hie CllrMr. Harrt.on Ford la the new Bogart." -Pat Collins. CBS NEWS llMC( 6l1 0140 WC ORAllG{ MAll .... 630911 UA CJlY CCNTCll '*NUHTIJ 1111 ... • ... rue• HllY SH•H A PARAMOUNT PICTURE :llJI: c~ l,t(;~~J1'(VB, .... _Pc1 ..... eo.--: I : ~~~· ~. 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C"> Sllowt at t :15 2:21 $1:11 7 :10 .. 10:01 STADIUm 0 I t • •' , ' . ,,_~ ... ~Ill C•~•tvre Tt.• Svr• Tlll"t (ll'O·t I ) AX ALL ~E' A~l)tATED \40\'IE AD\'E~Tl R E TA RR l'iG H E·MA~ Am> YOl.R fA\'QllTE MASTERS OF TtlE l'..SI\ ERSE CHAIACTEIS -··· .,. SHe-1'4. .. "THE SECRET OF THE SWORD r11.A1111D11 ,..._, Tttl ~1 1 RI l 111 Tut ___ ..=:'.':._~~~~-.::"'~ u ~-~~~~l~- G G8llAl AUDlllQS CD~ .... -.. ST ARTS FRIDAY, MARCH 22 AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU! PACIFIC WALK-INTHEATRES * llt f'ltall ' fl( -1• . . ~I l""' • ' I ... Lo MIR ADA r;,, '"'"' ,. .. l • i.t. .... -lt ........ "ltWJC.,•ftt PllUllll llJIU ll! "~ . . . 11SSM 11 ~TD I Ill • ...._ Ill M Ill.COii & 1141 .,_ '' .,.u,-. 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DAl Y 6:30, Start 7.00 Ch11d<'"Undet 12 ALWAYS FREE fJ: Mil jtt1131 ::!!~· .~~ 1.!.~~r.~ BUENA PARK • • IUPf•S--l'MHn• (V(ln' SAl &SUN. • 11111111 .. ,..1 ... 11 ..... 01 hen I *'*i"*W* 1*i!84::%1¥1 4"'"'\ ~ * ,.._.mi <II • ""11lSS (II llf 10 U>S tl l I\ fllHlfl -(I\ 'Ill IMC MAit lll C'S\ I f (1 1 l nt OUIGOll MASTU I" Ill l "{{1£11) 'ASS 11 l I mlOll Ql(S t (I\ lo HABRA ·••N. s UH Ill 1•t I-•._._• ,_... toUill 111 '"'UO iiii( l 111Ul' $COP Il l " , ....... f .. Omnet CWt DAILY PILOT/Sunday, March 17. 1985 BSA& UADDI: We .... W --""'' ...... ,..,.. - I Dt-trrul) htchodO\C one ot 1l\ \hclttn for \he homt'le\\ bluu~ of 1 nsufficient funds. Thiua~ sn Jrcat deal about thnad 1a1cofourpnor11tcs. Wh) do people send 11ft~ to mo' 1c tar rock "4'nX~. TV personalit1l'). the pre 1dcnl of 1hc l I nit(-d Suucund his wife. m~mbcrs of the roral fam il> and other etlebrititt v.ho n«d them ltasf> The news storicund pho\os of thc gifh 1nv1shcd on the fir'itborn or Print-CS) 01 and Prince C:harlcs made me ~1ck. ( ~lmo51 all of them cndl"d up in children's hospitals.) The publie hould know that the TBE TALE OF THE SEVEN Of' DIAMONDS far u I am concerned they all fall in· to guide him. to the eatepry ol giving aid and "He won the ace of diamonds and r«1pu:n"ot thl·s~:aafht·on)1der them a nu1r.anC\". I n·al 1 ic llli:. llfi_ ·11' c1:unc.1w. · hut )Omch<>d~ ne<.'ds 10 tell them the) arc lhrowinaoul thl·1r mon1:~. It "ould hca pubhc )en ice. W111 ~ou be the one'!-Lo'c You In Mount Pleasant. Mich. Dear M.P .: I dld•'t uve to be &Ille oae. VH were. YHr leuer ref1ectt 1.od toae. I appa. .. )'Hrcudor. AINI DOW to uawer lite 111•ntlon, "Wiiy do people Had celebrUlea 1Uta?" BffHte It mallea tllem feel clomer to tlaose tlley admire. It,.,, tllem (for a momea&) on u lalhnate level wltla tllue peeple. Tiie pol•t• yo11 llave made, llowever, are vaUd. nan1t1 for wrtuna. t>i:at -\nn Landt!'\: M> hfc 1s a II\ ina mghtmarc hrou1h1 on b) m>~lf. Wh;i& I dad hasafftcu.•4 c N"'-A~mbc1 of m) tam ii~. · Earl\ last )Cir. I cmbcall'd 11 lurgc 'um o(monc\ from m) cmplO)~r. l "asC'rat) IO think I could ect QWa) "ilh it. Of coursc. I lo~t M ) JOb. I also lo5l C\Cf\ th1n1 I owned. A a fir"it- timcotTcndcr. I wus put on probation and ordl·rcd to repay the money. Severn! da)·saao l approach<.·d a 'cl')' wcohhv rclati vc for finandal help. She rd11scd. sayina I should .,oh·"· <n) 0" n prohlcnu since I crc111cd them. I pray even night that \h(' will have a change ofhcurt. but :ii. each da) P<lSSCs. I tx.•t•om<.· mori.' discouraged. lha,crc c1,e<fbothpt)Ch~I und rel111ou~counschna, b~uuacidc ~_un m) rrund const1n1{}'.. I m sure m' perman<-nta~nC'e woukt be a 1dicfform) family and death would 1clc11~ me from this Ii" ina hell. The moral of my story: No miller how tl•mpting. never. never take anvthing thatdocs nol bclona 10 you. You ma)· have 1.0 pa) for i.1 ~ilh your 11rt.•. -Sti ck) Fingers In s.c Dear S.C.: I feet terribly aorry fer yo.. Y Hr l~tter aouda llke II veta.4 lllreat to yMr rlcll rel•IJve. v .. r me11a1e, llowever, l1 •I.._.••· especially from OH wltelaaa I~ die laard way. Meaawlllle, keep., die c:Mnaell•1. I'm 1are yMr family loves )'CHI more tllan yo• kMw. .._ ....... nnflrr te .. ... ....... '11.t ........... .... , ..................... . ........ , ....... , .... .. ._... .. , _....._At•..r ....................... •• ..., ........... ww ....... -. eomfort. to the enemy.'' drew two rounds of trumpa. It waA Had the Seven of t>l.mondt been obvious that Eut'.a Lightner double an ordinary player, hi.a outbur1t had been for spades, so he had to be might have been treated with acep-void lo that suit. My partner cashed tieWli. But he was a many time• the ace of clubs, ruffed a club In world champion, ao we wondered hand and then led the ten of sf>ades . what gave rise to tbeae thoughts. Weat covered and the king won. He quickly jotted down the lollow-DeeJarer ruffed dummy's last club, Heed her advice if you don't want to be a divorce statistic ' Eut-Wnt vulnerable. E&at dealA. NORTH •A&ll V' •••• 0 A1 inf hand on the tablecloth. then finesAed the eight of ~pades to \\ lll'n P"~chologlSIS and thl·rap1s1 Some cn1erpm1ng entrepreneur "My partner was rega~ded u one · . about ttlis position: ~JX'l"Ufall'd on thl' gloom~ future of will romc o-ut with a' idcocasscne on of the world's great pl ra," marm1gl·. the). always figured it howtoget~our ownd1vorce .. 1t will t_>c continued. "and if you follow • A a would be a time when couples chorcographl·d Wllh Pnncl' c;1 ng1ng 1n •Att V' 9 8 \topped ~~mg. ··1 do:· the background. It C'an be rented. or if play on thia hand you will see why. I o 7 That hasn't been th(' case at all. vou·re someom· who is in and out of ean't say t hat I am enamored of hia · • Morct·ouplcs than ever arc saying. ··1 ihl' marital stall'. )OU ma) find it WEIT •QJT• ~f 4 EAST .v .... three heart overeall, and you cer-• Q 7 -J o." Hut the~ 're sayin~ it oficn. cheaper to bu) one. tai~y can't fault my jump to alx • -The drip-dry wedding dress is a Open House for parents will have o KHtll •QI V' QJ 0 QJt• hearts. Eaat made a Lightner dou-~ K 95 c::;1 -rcalit \. Better or for worse is a 10 be held on three night!i 10 accom- ble to teU hia partner that he O QJ comparison of Wife No. I and Wife modate double and triple sets. The • &Jl0743! wanted an unusual lead, not the suit • -• K J 10 No. 2. The sy mbol of a first an-Parent-Teacher Association will be- he bad bid. •ts• nivcrsary is no longer paper ... it's a come one of th(' largest and richest SOUTH • ltt5•Z V' AK 1052 O IJ "Luckily for hia aide, Weat could c::;1 J0 milestone. organi1a1ions in the country on sheer not visualise that his partner was 0 8 Fifi ~ percent of marriage loday numbcrs-1tlene. They will cvcntuall ) •s • -will end 1n di vorce. Of1ha1 number60 hu' CBS and Dan Rather will be 9oid in spades, so he led from his percent will rcmarr} within fi ve puity in their hands. longest suit. With a spade lead. my Now ieclarer launched me into vears. About 34 of these will o on to The logistics of so man} children The biddinr: EMt ... ""' a• a vi r .. Nertli • V' P ... partner 'Would simply have covered battle, •nd he didn't care which marn for a th ird and even a founh who arc ofTspnng of so man) unions any eard led and. after East's ruff, defender won the trick. If it was 11mc."Thcy're calll"d Serial Marriages "111 ha\ c 10 be re olvcd b) com- _J)We .... • ... Openinr lead: Ten of o . "AU conventional bids should be barred," atated the Seven of Diamondt emphatically. "Now it's not that I don't believe that some of them have their uaes. However, as he would have no problem picking Eaat, he would have to return a and their numbers will make a big putcrs. In addition to blood tests up the suit and getting a diamond minor suit, allowing declarer to ruff difference in soctcty. before a marriage. names will ha ve 10 sluff from the table on the long in hand while diseardJng dummy'• If )OU can stand an) more Future be run through a computer to make spade. After the diamond lead. losinr spade. II West won the trick, Shock. here's what you can expc"ct. sure you arc not marrying someone 10 In the vcar 2.000. the ruling class •whom ~ou arc related through however, my partner did not fancy he too would have to yield a ruff will be iawvcrs. The) will drne divorce. his chancea. Even with an even 1JuU, or else lead a spade away from around in big cars. hvc in mansions. .\ morl' rfficirnl wa~ for ··singles" trump distribution, he still had a his Q-7 into declarer's combined A-9 and ha'c kidneys shaped hkc swim-to meet new mates will ha ve 10 be diamond and a spade loser t~ worry tenace. The spade.loser had van-ming pools. Man) of th em w1ll l·nter d(','iS:Cd. In__ Califorrua. -at ptcsent. about. Bu.t he did have the auction ished." poll tics. Onr will Ix elected-Kin~ ~>eraldatingscn ices arc being used . ..-----.-1--======-==-~~~~-----=.......-"""===::::::::::;;~....::._~~~~~~.:.:_.J.___:_.:_:~----::.....:~--~~__:::_~ Now's the time to turn your dreams into the most magnificent, most memorable vacation of your life. A Princess Cruise. In honor of our 20th Anniversary, we've packed our spring and summer cruises with the best offers in Princess history. 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Cruise from San Francisco and save $400 per couplett, $200 per • person on May 27 and June 6 de- partures. Visit Vancouver, Juneau, #Sitka.Victoria and Glacier Bay. Fly free from many major cities. The Super Bowl champion San Fran· cisco ~9ers will be on board May 27. Space also available from June 16 to September 24. -~~~I 7 days on the Island Princess between Los Angeles and Aca- pulco. Save $800 per couple, $400 per person. Now though April 6, fares startat$1119~ 5ail April 6 through May 25 from $1049~ Visit Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Zihuata· nejo/Ixtapa and Acapulco. Cruise a second week for only $500 per person~ • Fly bee. Sail 7 days round trip from San Juan and save $300 per couplett, $150 per person now through April 27. See 6 ports in 7 days. Visit St. Thomas and Martinique, plus Bar· bados and St. Maarten or Dutch Curacao and Caracas. Also enjoy an exclusive beach party on se- cluded Palm Island. Fly for a low airadd·on. Step up to the cruise you1ve been waiting for. Tell your travel agent you want to take a Princess Cruise. Then start packing for the vacation of alifetime Prtncess Cruises ea For a colorful Cruiseguide, ask your travel agent or write Princess Cruises, Dept EG-068, 2029 Century Park East, Los Angeles, CA 90067. For reservations, Jfrincess Cruises are sold exclusively through travel agents. •Per per900, double occupancy. Does not apply to ifOUPI. Minimum {areaubject toavailabilit~ ••Consecutive weeJca only. Does .not apply to 1uites, deJue •inetel or o:lulive occupancy. t Double occupancy. HOouble occupancy. Does not apply to irroupa. I E111 Bo11EC1 One is a Tail Dater that has a bumper sticker indicating you·re interested. and another is called ··The Freeway Singles Cl ub.'' where you flash a numbered decal in the car window if \OU like what you see at the traffic light. In the future. look for "drive-ins" where }'OU honk 1fyo u love pot roast and blondes. · Serial mamagcs will bring about a 101 of social changes in thc-ycar-J.000. Greeting cards will read. "Merry Christmas to Dad and What- shcrnamc:· The IRS will have group rates . .\nd a child of divorce will have enough Adva ntage Hours in the air to own the airplane. So ho"' will yoo1rno"'11'y6U re one of the 50 percent who can make a li fe time commitment? Easv. Before the two of yo u take your 'vows. (I) pick oul a carpet together. (b) hang a picture. (c) play Monopol)•. r-11. c~uld save you from becoming a sta11s11c.. Beread¥-- for hollday medical ·· emergency Thc'ta!it thing anyone expects on a 'acat1on i!> a medical cmcrgen C)'. But accidents do happen. especially among a nation of travelers lhat have made the weekend trip a national tradition. Americans take more than 300 million airline trips a year and the average American takes a trip more than I 00 miles from home once every two weeks. That is in addition 10 the numerous car trips people take each week 10 locations outside of their counties. As '\merican:s have increased the fre- quency and distance of their travels. I he chance of gelling sick or having an emergency out of town has also increased. Every day. ncarl) 220.000 Ameri- cans make an unscheduled visi t to an emergency room. Because many of these emergency patients arc out of town on a trip or erran'd; they arc treated al a hospital they have never been to before. More important is lhe fact that emergency personnel t~a•· ing out of town patients do nol have cas)' access 10 a patient's medical hi stor)'. panicularly if the patient is unable to speak at the time. One way lo prevent vacation emergencies from turning into major health problems is to be prepared. Prospective vacationers -should actu- . al!y plan for an emergency. says Richard Wilbur. M.D .. chairman of the board of directors for the Medic .\lert Foundation. th e world's fore9 most crtre"rgcnl'y medical Identifi-cation service. , "People plan 1hc1r itineraries and make hotel reservations to avoid unnecessary problems so they can ~njoy their v.aeation." says Wilbur. Before lcavmg on your vacation think about what.might happen 1fyou ~amc unconscious or were hospi- tahzcd away from home. Making sure cmeracncy personnel will know about an)' ~ed1c.al condili<>{'s you m1f.ht havc.11ves you a sense of,securily. • Wilbur says the fear of an emerg- ency ,sho~ldn't slop people from 1ravehna. 1f the proper precautions arc taken. Frequent travelers and lhc m1lli,ons of A'!'~rkans with a Spttial medical cond111on, s~h as diabetes heart trouble or allergies. should b( awa~ or the bcne~ts of joinina an c':'1ef1Cncy mediC'll 1dc'll!_ficl.!!Pn~r· v1«. he 11ys. ~-.-· 1:hc nonprofil Medic-, Alttt.. Foun- dahon o~ralcs an international emcracncy ~i<'al idtnttltation 'Yttcm rtt0p1ted by medal pe,.. wnncl. The Medic-Alert system is bated on th~ components: an 1dcn11rica11on bracelet or nccklaet a wallet card and a 24-hour .. hothne·:,0 a compuknzed cmcracncy medical 1nformauon data bank. ~ '' .• Sl.5 chartt for a hfctimc mcmbtrstup. The foundation has httn abet to kttp its ftt II I Modnt J ~'i Rqiatry: British locl bttauw of don1tions from 1nd1HdU1l1 and ~tnbut1ons from 1:orporat1ons and foundauons. lndtvidual•. Cl>fl'Onhons and or. ptuatioM 1nlfftlted If' MHtc-lm'--'• .:.--....... -~-..-, can C'lll IOO/J44.ll~6 <•n C'ahrom1a 800/461-1 OlO), or wnie· Mnlic ~ten· l'O Bo' 1009. lurlt){k, ~SllH . l ~ . . \,_ McLain's Wi1nbledon Glen offers apartments on Coast One popular plan aims for those who --enjoy entertaining One of the more popular apart-· . ment plans now avallable for rent at Mclain Development Co. 's Wimbledon Glen (next to South Coast Ptaza) Is the Plan C, a one- bedroom-plus-den unit designed for singles and couples who enjoy entertaining. An L-shaped entertainment salon features a living room with cozy fli:eplace conversation area and slldlng glass doors opening to a patio or deck. An adjacent den enlarges the living space, or may serve as temporary quarters for overnight uests. Finally, a 1orma cirn ng room Is also In- cluded. -The kitchen, open to the llvlng rqom via a breakfast bar. Is equipped with a range and dish-access to Jour laundry rooms washer. In addition. the refriger-within the complex. ator area has been plumbed for Some units offer direct access an Ice-maker. to-one of two pool and spa The master t>earoom features recreation areas at Wimbledon a walk-In closet, plus dressing Glen. Landscaping features area with pullman sink. The winding walkways and night- master bath Itself Is also ac-lighting, and the community has a cesslble from a ballway area. security gate. Master suites In ground-level Built on the C.J. Segerstrom It t ti 1 lidl Ranch, Wimbledon Glen Apart-un s open on ° pa os v a 8 ng ments offer Tudor styling. Rents glass doors. start from $675 per month. Additional units still available. Wimbledon Glen's rental office Include one-and two-bedroom and models are open daily,-wtth floor plans. The two-bedroom Is hours from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. a two-story arrangement with Monday through Saturday, and dual master bedroom suites, In-10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. bome laundry facilities, and ~ located at 1142 Buckingham microwave oven In the kitchen. Drive In Costa Mesa. Wimbledon Decorator-selected carpeting Glen may be reached by taking and draperies are standara:--the San Diego Freeway and along with air conditioning, exiting north on FcMrvlew Roa(l forqed~trng, and prewlrin ur rtgl'i' on outh Coast Dilve for cable TV. All units also feature and follow the signs to the patios and/or decks. complex. Further information A carport Is assigned each may be obtained by phoning the unit. and residents will have rental off.Ice at 241-0500. Wimbledon Glen, a new apartment com- plu acljacent to Soatb Cout Plua, la charactertsed bJ Tador _,.Un&, wttll rents from $871 a month. Buyers should bone up-on adjusta&le mOrtages beforehand BJ SIMON SYKES The growing popularity of ad- justable rate mortgages (ARMs) has brought the possibility of home ownership fo many who otherwise would not qualify for fixed-Interest loans. The quatlfylng payments, which will rise later to keep pace with a selected Index rate. are not bliss. The differences make initially affncdabla. __ ~itferenLARMs .attractlve.-to-dllt. ARMs seem sure to be a significant factor In real estate lending so long as interest rates remain deregulated. However, would-be home- owners should know that all AAMs are not alike. Ignorance Is ferent folk. Before agreeing to a loan,, the borrower should determine the ·following: How much (and why) the quali- fying payment will rise. The qualifying payment Is atways artificially low. ·Silver Sands resort owners partake of tennis, food, fun McLains host annual -tennis tournament f ollowedby Fi~s_!a Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mclain -of Newport Beach-based Mclain Development Co. - played hosts once again to re!M- dents of Sliver Sands Racquet Club at the 3rd Annual Home- owners Tennis Tournament and Mexican Fiesta held recently at the Palm Desert resort communi- ty. • Following day-long rounds of scramble tennis, where players randomly selected partners' names from a hat for both men's, women's and -mixed doubles sets. guests were treated to a south-of-the-border feast. A gaily decorated tent provided the cantlna setting for the make- your-own-tostada buffet as a band otstrotttng1roubadors sup- plied mood-setting Mexican tunes. Mclain awarded engraved pic- ture frames to winners of the day's tennis tournament: Eve Kimball and Jeanette Johnson. winner and runner-up. respec- tively, of the women's division; and winner Bob Dobbs and runner-up Lewis Glaser of the men's. Sliver Sands Racquet Club Is a residential community that offers two-and three-bedroom patio homes priced from $122,500. The homes range up to 1,844 square feet In living area, with window walls of glass that frame desert and mountain pan- oramas. Living rooms feature wood- burning fireplaces with gas logllghters. Formal dining galerlas, interior atrlums. vaulted ceillngs. and - bay-windowed nooks are also included. Kitchens offer ranges with self- cleanlng and microwave ovens. dishwashers, refrigerators, d~ posers and icemaker plumbing hook-ups, wh ile master bedrooms feature retreat areas. A private racquet club for residents features eight night- llghted sunken tennis courts and two air-conditioned racquetball courts. The homes are set In Individual enclaves. with each enclave featuring its own private rec- reation area with pool. hot swirl spa and sun deck. Elegant model homes and the sales office. open dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., are located at 7 4155 Country Club Drive. Palm Desert. To visit the Sliver Sands Racquet Club, vl$itors should take Highway 10 to Bob Hope Drive. then turn left onto Country Club Drive and proceed approx- imately two miles to the com- munity. Further Information may be~ obtained by phoning (619) 568-9456. How (and how often) the note rateJs detecmlnedjibanote rate is the sum of the Index plus the lender's fixed profit "margin.") How payment_caps are set, and how they affect amortlza,lon (loan payoff). How other ARM terms, such as convertlblllty. assumablllty, and prepayment penalty require- ments, may affect the property's short-term and Ion -term resale pr0spects. Despite the k>w Initial pay- ments of many AAMs. borrowers may not realize the lender is actually earning Interest at tbe note rate -and the "come-on" or "teaser" payments are not even k~plng pa~ with accruing lnterej t. - This means the borrower owes more t: 1an when the loan was originated. When shopping for an ARM. would-be borroweis -have t right to insist on full disclosure, not only of the dry small-print terms, but their potential prac- tical effect over the life of the loan. {Simon Sykes is editor of ftnt tueedey, a Journal for the real estate industry. P. o. Box 20068. Riverside. CA 92516. Tel: 686-8005) Fresh sea air can do wonders for · yo11r tennis game. At Seabridge \'illage, you've got four tennis courts to choose from, not to me n- tion the pools and spas and the indoor racquetball court. Of course, just s itting in the sun down by the lake or on your O\\'Tl ter- race or balcony is hard to beat too. With all of this happening on the out- side at Seabridge Village. you'd expect the interiors to be special as well. They are. Expect to Bnd lofts. oval tubs. ~ed entries. fireplaces. enclosed garages. ceramic tile kitch n counters and a host of other distinguished fefitures and amenities. ¥ You'll find it all behind a 24.-hour manned guard house in Huntington Beach's premier location. Seabricigc Village. It can do wonders for you in more ways than one. ( >i'ICTI I )11\ly 10 a m tn 5 p m (714) <l00-8416 -.. I ~ !!)TIC( PBIC •na ,_IC llJTICE MllC IOTICl ~.w:r "="'A_.. 'U11Walllf! ' "Smr:IA~:':f' NAMl ITATW•NT ":=rra~ '':a~A-· ,~~~.~=· .:::.'l=r.r. 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Mlu•on Vll!O CA 9289 1 tilt ~IC:llUOU• lu••n;,~ Mlell ~I._ ... ,. Willlal'llStwtlnlPope,903 tnn l'uth Marie 8tel<, 2'53 e..eh,CAt2ffO 39 Sunllght lrv1n1 CA MlohHI J Muni 520 M1fY$uUnHMllt.29Ml NllM J l .tnlef"Pl'W, MUC NOflCC c ... m JolWleotl, lnC. Cit• QI 11\COl'DOl'atlon: W 11th SI., 117, C--MeN. '-let T 8erge, ~074 P1*!11 Ave Cotta M.... St11rn1 Construotton 9271& ' . AvOCldO COl'Ot\I dll Mar Mirto Co Cit. M1Ulon Vl4Jj0, Av~o St 4, Coate M ... ~ Cellbt1ia), -121 luoeflOt CA t2H1 F1rnh111h Lene, Co111 CA 92821 • Comptny, Callf0rnl1. 2021 Th11 t>utlntH 11 oon• CA 9262S CA 92891 fl'f FictlUOln ' lualW "+-:-..:-.....--C:.... ~CA Ma l'.W. tlwalMta '6 OOAo--....... CA-ta~ ~•41'4 I.. ~t ~mrorlrr~ t<9'fW'Yn ft-Munro MO T~ ~&Anau .a_ .GOii• Nl~•ttd to ll>Olle w .. Tilil ••11111••-• J• oon· Thi• Dutl,...1 11 oon· duetld by en lndlVIOu.i . Thie bUal""' 11 eon· v11 la Mort. Sa~ Juen CA 112860 1<1ren t vent Hot Avoc1do. Corona dtl Mer duetle cklCtld by· In lttdtvtdull C1p111r1no CA 112675 This l>u1lnH1 11 con• Th•• siateMlnt w11 111.0 CA 92625 Mr!111v 11•u't•'~!!.•twwlll" llttO M•J~~\'.~y !9~1,11;htr1an l•3:J -· AllllCt '9ull0et Hardwate. Thie at....,J w11 fllld ~ T lttge tllls ~ainu1 11 con· ducted by • COrPo<ttlon w11h the covn1v Cteik ot Or Th•• b11tlnH~ 11 <1on " """' ..... ~ ~!'!!*~ tlled Inc. ~· EllUbtUI ., .... , wlth the County Cllttl ot Of· Tllll 1tatemen1 wu flltd ducted by co-partnet1 PlllllP A StMrnl. Preti· ngr Cnunty <ll'I March 4. ducted by hu•blilld ond wife with lhe Counly Clerk Of Or• Superior 120· Newport ...,,. .... .__.1:y _,.of Or· ~ ano-coumy on F•uwy with thl County Cllrl 01 Or· Joann. Umlllld dent 191~ Mien"' J Murll • enoe County on M1rch 6, Baacn. CA 92663 lnot County °" ~ Tillt etatement wu llltd 14, 1N$ ange County on MarCll 3, 10. Tn11 •t•tenienl wa• lllld Thlt •llLern.nl waa fltld ,21ono Th11 eto11ment wH 111e<.1 1985 Wituam Oi~en. to433 Su• 22• ltu W11h thl County Clerk Of Of. ,_ 17. 24. tte& With 019 County Ci.<k ol Or· wllh the County 01.,k of Or· Put>liihtt<l Oran(tl Cotti with the County Clerk of Or · '~ perlor 22 • Newport ... -..-.......... Or ~ Intl COUflty on Match I , Pubtttnld OftnQt COtet ,..... ~ County on Ftbru1ry engt County on Fel>fuaty o11"y Pilot March 10. 11. 24, ange County on Match 1, P111:>11-.Md OranQt Coat! Btaeh. CA 92683 • ,..:;::=. ... -, u-.-....,... . .._ 7 11ts OeflY Piiot Maron to, 1', 24, Publltl'lld Or111g1 cout 21, 1915 22. 1985 31, tll85 11185 0111y Piiot M11Ch tO. t7. 24, 'fhlt blJllMH wa• eon. _., .. ,..,-..ii tt, 1 .2A, ~ 31, tt85 011ty Piiot Mtteh 3, 10, 17, ,__ ,...... Su·440 ,.101M 31 1985 d11c:tedby t09"t1llPlrll'ltf· 31. 1N5 Publilhld Of•• COii! h-441 24, 198! • P\ibll~ Orange Cotti PVbllll\tO Ot1nr CoHt Publt•h•d Ottno• co-.• • Su-449 •hip. ~a Delly Pilot Merci) 10. 17. 24, Su·•25 Dally Pilot Februaty 24. Dally Piiot Maren • 10. 11. PlalC NOTICE DMY Piiot Maren 10. 17, 24, Thia 1tallll'ltf'll wH llltd 31. 1985 • Merch 3. 10, 17. 11185 24. 1985 31, t985 with the Counl)' Clerk <>I Or· ' Su-452 .,,,,, Su·• 16 Su-431 "CTITIOUI au..... Su-~39 11un11c NOTICE tlllQI County on F.t>fUtfY -:--;;;;;;::-::;;;;--1--------Pl&.IC NOTICE NAMI ITATl•NT rUUL 20, 11185 rmuc •m .,._IC NOT c .. 111111 c NOT CE Th• IOllOwlng peraont .,. ........... ,,.... ... -. ICE ACTITIOUI .,..... P\al NOTICE Pl&.IC NOTICE l"UU\.I ' I doing bue1ne11 at "CTITIOUI -Publl•h•d Orange Cout 'IC1'moU'e -.-11 , _ _......;,;;,;;.;,;,..;.;.;.;.;.;;~-NAMI ITATl•NT WILO ROSE WILOEA· PUBLIC NOTICE NAMI I TATIMINT Dally Pilot Ftbruery 2•, U.. ITA,_..., l'ICTIT10UI IU8M81 The followinO l*tonl are l'ICT1TIOUI ....... 'ICmtOUI ......... 'ICTITIOUI __,..... NESS EXCURSIONS, '8482 The following pe1son1 ire Mtrch 3, 10. 17. 11185 The f--...... pereoni are MAMI STATl•NT dolnt bUSlneM 11: MAMS ITATUmNT NA• ITATIMINT NAMI ITAT•MIMT A Ill D 1 H FICTITtoUI 8UllMlll dolnR_bus1ness fll Su 404 doing ~ aa: The follow!nt pettorla art BISHOP VENTURE. 202e Tht folfowtng peraona ere The fottowlllQ pertor\111re The following pertont I.fl B!elh. C~ g~e4e untlngton NAMI ITATIEMIHT STf,VE'S CARPl:T. 29511 • INSUAANCI! LfflOATION doing bullnM• u~ Ou ell St rte I. Newport d~ bu.alneu u~ dolnt bullnet• a1. dotng bvslneH u . Yvonne Gvtmen 8482 A• The ro11ow1ng peraons are Pepper tree ln Cosio Meta, CONSULT ANTS, 2108 T ~t M 8 EUAT 1 0 c,,,A 5 N DI S · eeacti, CA 112eeo SAOOLE BACK PAINTING PAECISION STRIPPING KAY & ASSOCIATES, 072 lltv 0,. Hunt Sch., CA 112648 doing buslnen., CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Htrbof Blvd .. Suite 209-8, n n • 2700 s1 .. rn10eveloi>menlCo .. & RENOVATING. 21515 EI AND SAW CUTTING. 15'8 alencla St . 11 1. Coett This bustoess 11 con-DYE·NAMICS. 9715 Sieve P Petersen 2959 Jt!MI A. AoberUon & Al-M .... CA t282e etlon, 2026 Quell StrMI. 92091 92628 Kay 0 Mugfla 972 Vllen-ucted by an ndlvidual B11aoh, CA 921546 · , CA 112626 • AI ANOONlllllNT ()fl Cotta Men, CA t2e2e Peterson, 10-H, Coate Inc .. 1 Ctllfor!'llt COfpor· Toboeo, Ml1tlon Viejo. CA'Adema. Cott• M"'· CA Mess. CA 92626 Id 1 Bickley Or . Huntington Peppertree ln Coste Mesa STATI MINT 0, •oclatet. Inc.. 1 Delawere WM R. L1111rf1, 2700 ~port Beach, CA 928e0 David !<11th Phillipa., Marilyn Allen, 1919 Suva, c11. "t. Coeta ' Men . GA i~~n~~.~.u~~:in Wll filed Thomas Richard Barton This bu11ness 11 con· Ull 0, 'ICTITIOUI corporation, 2108 Hal'l>Or Peterson, 10-H, Coit• RFS C>evetoptMnt Cor· 26575 El Toboeo.-Mlsa1on,coe11 Men. CA 92626 92626 with \be County Clerk 01 Or~ Jr. 11715 Blcl<ley 01 . Hunt· ducted by en lndlVlduet auSINlll HAMI Blvd .• Suite 209•8, Coate Mete, CA 92126 . • poratlon. 1 Cellfornia cor· Viejo. CA 92691 Thi• bu11ne11 It con· This busineH Is con· ange Cou o•y •ir' February tngton Beecn. CA 92648 Steve Pelersen haTvhee•b'a°J~oo~~J th~·~::~ . ~.CA ll2tH O.nln Limbert. 2700 poratlon 1745 oreng•· This buelneH It con·'ducteo by: an Individual duet19d by· an 1ndlv1du1t 22 198s lhll business 1s con· T111s statement was Ill~ 0 .. Thia bualn... 11 con Peteraon, 10-H, Cotta wood. Orange. CA 112MS ducted by· en tndlvldu11 Merilyn Allen Key O Muglla , .... 1 ducted by. en individual with the County Clerk of 01· tne F1c11llou1 Butlneaa ducted by: a COfpof•tlon Mesa. CA 112626 Thi• buslne11 11 con· Dtvld Keith Phillipa Thia 1t1tement was llled I Thie statement wH flied Published Orenge Cotti Thomas R Barton Jr ange County on March 13. Name• K H J • A K 0 Jamee A. Aobertaon • This t>uatnt11 11 con· due!ed by· 8 00<poratlon This 1111~ent wu 110tact th the County Clerk or Or· with the County Clerk of Or· Ditty Piiot March 3 10 17 This statement was filed 1985 F271_,,, SH~RMEEE~·. 1~~r~E. ~~ 9~~1~ Prttldent ' ducted t>y: lolnt venturt Philip A. StNrn1, Prtli· with tn. County Clel'k of r• •nee County on Fet>ru1ry t. ange Coonly on February 24 1995 ' · ' with the County Clerk ol Or· ""' Thie •l•tement wa• filed Denise L. Limbert dent enge County on Fetm1aty 1985 25, 1985 · Su-426 ange County on March 7, Published Orange Coest The Fletlllous Bu11neu with the County Cltrtt of Of. Thlt •tttement wu flied Thia atiternenl wa1 filed 22. 1985 F217t51 F2"120 1985 Dally Piiot Maren 17. 2<1. 3 t, Name referred to above was •noe County on March s. with the County Clerk of Or· with the CO\lnty Clerk of Or· ,_ Publlahed Orange Coast Put>Hsned Orange Co111 Pl&.IC NOTICE ,27ot77 April 7. t985 liled In Orange County on 1915 ange County ~ Meroh 4, •nee coonty on February P1,1t>li1hed Orange Cotti Dally Piiot Februery 24. Dally Piiot March 3, 10. 17. Publlslled Orange Coast Su·•57 OCIOber 27 1981. ,:nom 1985 22. 1985 Dally Plto1 Maroh 3. 10. 17, March 3. 10. 11. 11185 24. 1985 "CTtrtOUI 8UllNlll Dally Piiot March 10 t7. 24. Phlllp H McNamM. 1178 Publlshld OrtnQt Cout p b"•.._.. "'· ~ ,_.. 24.1985 • Su.417 Su·421 NAMllTATIMeNT J t, 1986 SE Main Street.'~A. lrvlne, Dally Pilot March 10. 11 2• u -·--..... ange ....,..1 Publlshed Ortnge Coast Su-428 The followlng persons ere Su-446 ' CA 927 l'I 31, 1985 ' ' ' Dally Piiot March 10, 17, 24. Delly Piiot March 3, 10. t7, dotng bualnt11 11: PU8LIC NOTICE Date S1mbro. 1801 Gal· Su-4•4 31. 1985 24, 11185 PUBLIC '40TICE NATIONAL SECURITY atea Teriace. Corona Del Su-464 Su~30 P\llLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUI BUllNHI FINANCIAL SERVICE OF FICTITIOUS IUllHHI Mar. CA 92625 PUBUC NOTICE AMI I NEWPORT BEACH. 238 Fla· NAME STATIMINT This business was con· FICTITIOUI IUllNHI H · ITATIM NT cne1 Av .. Coate Meta, CA PU8LIC NOTICE The following peraons are ducted by a a hmlted part· FICT1TIOUa euaMll NAMI ITATIMENT The followlng peisona ire 92626 . d ong business as nersn1p .,._tC NOTarr Ml.IC NOTICE NAMI I TATIMENT The following persona are dot~ business as· e. T. sirlcktand, 3857 FICTITIOUS IUllNEI S \UDIO CONNECTION, This statement was l1led FICTITIOU8 .,..... ...~ IK The fo110W1nt persons are doing but•neH as: T E YARD MASTERS, Birch St .. Newport BelCh, NAME ITATIMENT 1 tO West Pomona Ave . With Ille County Clerk ol Or· NAMI ITA,._.., TITIOUI au ... U fl1CTITIOU8 ..-11 doing bu1IMU u · K&C REMODELING ANO 8892 Lawrence Ave,. West· CA 92660 The fottowtng peraons are Bo g B·7 Costa Mesa, CA ange County on Februaty The following l)et90nl we ~-ITATIMINT MAMS ITATDmll'T MAC MILLIN & AS· HOME MAINTENANCE. ml~!'~'· i~ 92~61~ 8892 Thia butlneu 11 con-doing business as· 9~ 27 20, 1985 doing bullnMI aa: TM fotlowt,,g perscne are The totlowlnt ~toM are SOCIA TES. 3303 Harbor 7561 Center Ave.. 1141, Lawruence ·~v~· West· ducted by: an lndfvlduat SILICON IN ACTION, 7o6 eorge Raymond Mc Pubtisl'l•<I Orenge Coast PETRO & AS80CIAT~S. dolnt buaineu u ; doing buelnee.t u . Blvd., Ste. K-3, Costa M .... Huntington Beacll. CA rnlnshtr CA 92683 E.T. Strickland Goldenrod. Corona Def Mar. At.urns. 393 Ham11ton. Dally Piiot February 24, 3441 Blrctl St .. ~e 208, PHYSICALLY FIT CO COL·LECT CONSULT· CA 92828 92647 Thia ·busl ess 19 con This statement wae llled CA92625 .:M·2. Costa Mesa. CA March3 10, 17.1985 Newpct1 ~t2te0 1585l Pat1dtll• St., apt'. ANT, 11137 Btookhllr., St., Peul G. Mic Mlllln. 171 Ktllh Leon Johnson, 7'561 ducted b . a~tndlvldual • with the County Clerk of Or· Richard Cur119 Paulson, 92627 Su-418 WI I It am MI c h at I G·I, Tuatln, CA 92uo Suite 2oe. Foontlln Vllley. Po1t Mergete, Newport Center Ave.. #41, Hunt· Paul C~eckells ange County on February 706 Goldenrod. Corona Del Tn1s business 11 con· Petroetlla, 19821 Le111ng1on LM & Debbie Cl!Mln CA 92708 Beach, CA 92860 lngton Beach. CA 92647 This atateme 1 a filed 25, l985 Mar. CA 92625 ducted by an 1nd1v<lua1 ln .. Huntington BMctl, CA 15851 Pllldtnl St .. Apt: Lor1 Mttle Adema, 190 W. Ootorn J. Mec Mllffn, Cheryl Ann Jonnson. 75el with the Coont nCl;k 9 01 Or· F211112 Thia bustneas Is con· George R Mc Adams PUBLIC NOTICE 92648 Q-6 Tustin CA 92uo 18th St., Co111 M .... CA 1718 Por1 Mergete. Newport C.Otei Avs.. •41, Hunt· ange Count Y0 Feb a Publlshed oranr coal! ducted by· an Individual Tn11 s111emen1 was flled Thia bUlln .. 1 It con· Thi• t>uilnen 1, con· 112827 Beech, CA 92660 fngton Bt!!l..h. CA 92647 25 1985 Y n ru ry Dally Pilot Mateh , 1o. 17, Richard C Paulson with the County Clerk ol Or· K 1etM ducted by: an fndlYldull 'ducted by· hutbtnd encl Wiie Thia bu11ne11 11 con· Tiiis bualness 11 con· ihl1 business Is con· · ,.721 24. l 985 Thia statement was flied ange County on Maren 13. Nolle• of lilt of Wllllam MlellMI Pttrootlla LM ScOtt CMlln duct.a by: en lndlvlduel ducted by. en lndlvldual ducted by. husband 1nd wife f>ubllshed 0 an Co• 1 su.435 with the County Clerk of Or· 1985 R•tl Pr°"1!1J .. I --'T...,_ll,,_l.1 1t1tement wet flled ~atement wu.. Lori Merle AClamt Dolores J. Mee Mlllln Ketlll L Johnson r ~e s ange County on Maren 5, F271212 Prh1tl• afe with lht Coonty Ci.rtl of Or· with tht County Cl«k of Or· a i 1 emenl wai-nlld m il traTecnent wes lfle<t _ 'tlie-ttatement ·waa-'flle<t ~:11~/el~ot March • 1D. ll. PUBl.IC-M>TICE -' 1985-'-.Put>tlshed Orange Coast No A· t 1~97 •nee County on Mtrefl 8. ange County on Mtrell 1 With lht County C.ttrk of Or· with the County Clerk of Or· with the County Clerk of Or· • F270455 Dallv P1101 Maren 17. 24. 3 I, In the Sucierloi Court of 1985 · 1985 ' ange County on February ange County on M11eh 6. ange County on February Su·42o FICTITIOUI IUllNlll Publlsned Orange Coast April 7 1985 the Stale ol Calltornta, for ,.,_ ,,,_ 22, l985 11185 • 22. 1985 NAMI I TATIMINT Dally Piiot M11ch 10, t7, 24. Su·455 1he County ot 011nge Pubtllhtd Orange COUt Publl1htd-of1nge Cotti ,_... F270575 F2MM1 PUBllC NOTICE Ttie following peraone 11• 3 t, 1985 In the Maller ol th• Ettate -Dall~eltot March 10, 17, 24, Diiiy Piiot Marohc>O S7. 2' Publllhed Orange Coal! Publlel'led Orange Coast Publlshed Orange Coa1t • doing butlneH 11: Su·437 ct :.owotl A. Gray, Deoeastd. 3T. 198~ ---31 1985 ~ ' ~l'IR>l ~ateh 3. fO: t7, 'Oarfy-F'tlot March~.--H·, 24. Daily Piiot March-3, 10;-1J l4Mll-8UIMll WO_ALO l.J:iQVR PHO!Q ---'-tllllltlfOTICE Not1ce lsherebyg111enth1t SuM 7 ' Su~ 24. 1118~ 31. 1985 24, 1985 NAMI ITATIMINT 2700 W. Coast Highway. I the un~W)JUllLAL Su-42-' Su-450 Su-433 The lollowing pereona 11e Newport Beach. CA 92663 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IU81NEH ; Private sale, 10 the tliglletl doing bulln .. a.ae: Tucker Propertlff, Inc., • NAME STATl!MI NT J :~1o~~~o:d~~· 's~~kee~~~ ACACIA GARDENS, L TO., Calllornla corporation, 2700 Fl~l~~o~:A ~~:::~• The following persons are perior Court. on or after the 2026 Oue11 Street, l'iftWport W. CoHI Highway. Newport dotng business as: 261n day 01 March. l&65, at Beech. CA 92680 Beien, CA 112663 The lottowtng persona are POR NADA CHARTERS. the office or Timothy E. Met· Stearns Development Robert Tucker, 2700 W. doing business as~ 1746 Centella Pl .• Newport! call, Melcall & McKenzie . .Comp1r)y. Inc .. 1 Celllornlt Coa•t Hlghwey, Newport E ~~~S~~~~~~a~:s~."ci~ Beach, CA 92660 19126 MagnOll• St Suite TODA Y'S SUNDAY PUZ.ZLE ' corpor .. fon, 202ff Quall Beach. CA 92663 92627 Gare<! N Srnlth. 17461201 Huntington Beath CA ------------------------------------------------~lh~.~~~~CA M~~~~2~W ~~~.~~Be~.9~4~~my~~~~ 92660 Coast l'llgnway. Newport BaRy~~:·~~e ~~,~~~P9i~ CA 92660 State of Cal1lorn1e. all right. ACIK>U n Account entry Thia bualnesa It con· Beach. CA 92663 Beach. CA 92660 Tnts buslneas ts con· title and ln1ere11 ol seld de- 79 J-coin ducted by: a llmlted P•rtMr· Franklltt w. Alexender, This business Is con· ducted by an 1ndlvidu1I ceased at the tlme of deeth 1 River 7 Ah me! 11 Roman statesman 15 Oevlls 21 Make 22 Microbe 23 So be It ! 24 Glossy paint 25 Oecialm wildly 26 Continent: abbr. 28 Scoffed at 30 Verb fOfm 31 Volcanic overflow 32 Perform 33 Sandpiper 35 Revue sketches 36 Spelt 38 Soak flax 39 Hebrew letter 40 Sparkles 42 Outctt commune 43 Lessens 45 Concerning 46 Fire a gun 47 0wn 50 Taxi timer 52 Glossy'fabric 54 M all 55 Observe: Lat. 57 Restaurant patrons 60 Skin openings 61 Upsets: 2 wds. 63 Leningrad's river 65 Total: 2 wds. 66 Reckon 67 Faucets 68 Lettuce 70 Breakfast item 72 Half: pref 73 Native of: suff. --~ Ship 2700 W Coast Highway, du~10d1vldua1 Gored N. Smith and all the right, tltle and 80 Aborigines weeley c. Ellfa PrHl<lent Newport Beae"i.-CA 926&3 ~usself H v r n11 ~tete"'*'t -~ Hied interest lhat the eafil1i o 82 8uddhla1 mont< Ttil• stllemeni was filed This bu11neu '' con· Russel H Woolley with tne County Clerk of Or· said deceased nas acquired Ith 1he County Clark of Or· duct.a by· a gentrlf pert-Tflls ttatement wea filed enge County on March 13, b" operation 01 '"aw or olher 83 Lungfish and kin ange cooniy on Fel>fuery nerehlp with 1ne County Clerk of Or· 1985 , •• • 22. 1985 Rob«! Tueker ange Counl.)I on Maren 5, F271211 wise other than or tn 1d· 86 Ap#t: pref. This stat 1 tit--" 1985 d111on to that of seld de· F211542 emen was "" Published Orange Coast ceased et the time ol death ~7 MMOUllne birds: Published Orange Cont with the County Clerlt ol Or· '2704541 Dally Pilot Merch 17. 24. 31. In and io all ltle certtln ,..; 2 wds Dally Piiot Merell 3. 10, 17 ange County on Fet>ru1ry Put>lfshed Ora,nge Coast Apr II 7 • 1985 pro---ty sltuat..i~ 'n , ... _ ~•r· · 24. l985 ' ,22, 1985 Dally P11Qt Merch 10. 17. 24. S 456 .,.... ...,.., • ..,, ... 89 Crafty -su.432 , .... 31. t985 u· den Grove. Cciunty ol Or· 90 Devel llkl Publlahed Orange Coast Su-438 ange, State of Callfornll. op 8' ng Dally Pilot March 3. 10. 17. PlallC NOTICE particularly described u lol· fOf: 4 wds. PUBLIC NOTICE 24, t985 lows. to·wlt 94 Map direction --------Su-423 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I U81NH8 AN UNDIVIDED 112 FICTITIOUS IU81NEll -----------NAME ITATtMINT INTEREST IN LOT 14 OF 95 Skunk NAMI I TATtMINT • FICTITIOUS 8U81NllS The ro11owlng persons are TRACK 1632, AS PEA MAP 99 Barbarian The following persons are PllJ( l«>TICE NAM! STATEMENT doing business as· RECORDED IN 8001< 51 100 •• II doing buslnets 11· FICTITIOUI IUll...,ll Tile lollowong persona ar• OCEANSIDE TIME. 2790 PAGES 2 t·23 IN MAPS OF m88CU ne name COOPERATIVE VEND. "'"' oong t>us lnesa as. Harbor Blvd . Ste 203. THE OFFICE OF THE OR· 101 Reecues 18142 Riverside Cr , Hunt· NAMI STATIMINT UDLEY/PACIFIC. t606·A Costa Mesa, CA 92627 ANGE COUNT V RE · 03 fngton Beach. CA 92646 The fottowtng pet1on1 are W OoHnfront, Newport Gary T Lorge. 419 Main CORDEAS 1 Roasting birds Tnomll Hirry Spleglf dot;;g bustnees &1: Beach CA 92663 Stu ~4 1-lriuntlngton Besen. • more commonly l(nown 104 11ove:La1. 181 42 Ct Huntington DI ITAL AUDIO VIDEO Pttr;ck J Audley,1806·A CA92648 8S 1323t GILBERT 105 Mine entr8')C8 891Ch. CA 92646 ENTERPRISES. 22168 West Oceanfront, Newport This tJ(Jalneu la con· STREET GARDEN GROVE, KathlMn Miiie Spiegel, Camlnflo Vino, Lagune Hiiia, Be~n. CA 92663 • <lucted t>y· an 1n<11vldua1 CA • 107 Wooden peg 181 42 Cr Huntingt on CA 92653 This business IS con· Gary T l,;~rge Terms of sale cash tn law· 109 I lsh od Beach CA 92648 Timothy L. Algle(, 22168 ducted by· an lndlvldual Tl'\ls stat ment was fifed lul money ol the United r sea g Thia· bustneaa 1, eon· Cemlnlto Vino, L1gun1 Hiiia. P.J. Audtey w1111 the Co nty Clerk of Or· Slates on eonf11ma11on of 110 Passing grades dueled by: hust>and ind wife CA 92653 Tnl1 1ta1ement wu Ille<! ange County on M1rch 14. safa. or p1rt calh and bal· 11 1 Mlshnah section Thomae H Sptegel This bu1lneu It con· w•th the County Clerk of Or· 1985 ance evidenced by note ,.. Thia llatement wu filed :ducted by· en lndlvldual ange County on M1tcti 6, F271259 cured by Mortgage or Trull 112 Husbands and -with tht County Clerk of Or· I Timothy L. Algler 1985 Published Orange Coatt Deed on 1ne property 10 114Makes mlstakes ano• County on Febru1ry This statement was filed F2705M Dallyf>1fotM11cn 17.24.3t, sold Tenpercentofamount 116 Ceremony 22 1985 !with the County Clerk of Or· Published Orange Cofllt Aprll 7 1985 bod to be deposited with bid · -I ,_ ange County on Februery Dally-Piiot March 10 t 7 24 Su·458 Bids or offers to be in writ· 118 Chemical Publlehed Orange Co111 /2l, l985 3 I, 1985 ' ' ' ----------I 1ng and will be received 11 compound 2D!."Y19P8151ot March 3, 10, 17. I Published Orang!: su.448 PUBLIC MnTICE 1ne aforeae1d olf1ee at 1ny .. 3 -------""...;...;..;...;.~--' lime 111ter the flrs1 publl· 119 Purloins Su·427 1~:.11~:;1~01 March · 10. 17. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF cauon nereof and t>ttore 121 Go by boa1 ---------1 Su-4a. DIATH O' da;,e of sale . • 123 Woed measure PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUI 8UllHEll ETHll.VN 'AY KEEFER. atea 1ri1• t41n day of HAMI ITAT•MINT Illa Lynn KMfer, March. t985 124 Hurls PICTITIOU8 aUllHEll PUBllC' NOTICE The following peraona are •kl ltllelyn KMfer Timothy E. Mstceff, S..t· 125 Bed supports NAMe ITATIMIHT doing buslna1111: ANO OF NTITION call 6 McKenilt, Attom.r The lollowlng peraona are FICTITIOUI IUllHlll GENERAL MEDICAL. TO A.DMINllTIR 11 law.1112' Mat,,.ele It., 127 Conscripted doing business... HAMI ITATIMeNT 14802 Moran St.. WHt· ESTATE NO. A 127'10 Suite 201, Hun1ln9ton 129 Tumbler MARCUS JAY COPLAND The followtng pereons 11• mtn1ter, CA 112683 To all h•lra, t>tnetocfarles. Beach, CA ,..., Dece- 130 Musical drama: & ASSOCIATES. 210 Peart do+~g0b~•0~1a0:1•N•Ga.: 4 ... 8 31at. Rick Greves. 356 Lourdes, creditors and contingent :::;:~1 ~11:~'::''J~orCr~!: St Laguna Beeell CA n u Co111 Meta. CA 92627 creditors. and persons who -abbr. 92fis1 • 51 .. Newport BHeh. CA Chris Muir, 2155 1 maybe otherwlselnteretled docl! 132 A Mareu1 Jey Copli n, 270 192663 8rookhurat, "129, Hlfnt· in the wlll and/or 111111 of K•fefl Sue Craddock. Ex· asp Ceell Le1t., Plumb Jr ecutor of the Ettalt of 11ld 1J.4 Exclamation Pearl St . Lagun1 Beach, CA 2 C • .. lngton Ben., CA 92646 Ethelyn Fav Keefer, aka Dect'<lent 135 P .... ...i 92651 1P•4 t5BW. n oCuAt 9H2~·3· New· Tn11 t>uslneas Is con· KL~ferKeeler. aka Ethelyn Published Orange Coaat e. "¥'res Thia bualnHs 11 con· or . H e . "" ducted by. a llmlted pertner· ~ Daily P1101 Maren 16, 17, 23, 137 Friar: abbr. ducted by: an tndlvldual Thll buelneH 11 eon· snip A petuton hat t>ten llled t985 Marcue J1y Coplan ;dueled by: en lndlvlduel Chrl1 Muir by Cecelia Von Miiia tn the 139 Vigor Thie at1ternent wat flled I Cecll L Plumb. Jr. Thie atlttmeflt wit filed Superior Court ol Orenge St Su·&.-9 7 4 Therefore 75 Jumps 141 Metric measure with the County Clerti of Or· . This •tetement wat flied with th• County Cieri( of Or· County requ11tlng that ange County on Februery wltD_the County Cleik of Or· ange County on March 6, Cecelle Von Miiia be IP· PUBLIC NOTICE • 142 Drills (a hole) 25. 1985 1nge County on February 1915 pointed as personal rep· '2tt11t 1. 1985 F270750 resent1llve to administer the NOTICI Published Orange Co111 F2"MI Published Orange Coaet 11111• or the decedent. CHEVRON u s A INC Dally Piiot March 3 10 17 Published Oren~• Cout Dally Piiot Maren 10, 17, 24, The petition requests ria.t an apphutlOll pending 2• 198S ' · · Dilly Piiot March • lO, 17, 31, 1985 authority lo edmlnlater the !>fllore the C.llforn1e Ca.ital ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-! Su4 22 2~. l985 s~•45 •atete under ~e ~dt~· C~mlS~on ~ ~11111 ~·~ Su-•29 dent Adm1nl1trat1on of Et· form Esther on P.R.C PU8llC NOTICE NILIC NOTICE PlB.IC NOTICE LIFE AND ACCIDENT AND HEAL TH SYNOPlll OF THE ANNUAL STATl!MINT ·VIA" I NOID DICIMHR 31, 1M4 OF PACIFIC MUTUAL LIPI! INIU .. ANCIE COMPANY, 700 Newport Center Drive, P.O. Box tclOO, Newport lffcl't, CA t2'll Tot11I 1dmllled HMll .................. 3,700,266.006 Total llablllllta.. .... .. ................................... 13,481,362,380 Capital paid up.. . . . ... .... . .. .......................... o ~roas p11d 1n end contributed 1urplu1 .... ......... .. .............. O peclal 911rplua Fundl. ... .. .................. ... .. . ........... ..... .. 21,312,6111 Un1111gned funda . . ..................................... 1117,691,01~ 0 11n (Loas) lrom oper1t1on1 .... ............................. ..... 24,881,840 h1ereaM (Oecrean) In c1p1t11 ind aurptue during 1984 ........................ 24.838.903 tn1urance 11'1 Force Nttlonwldt ....... :.. .. . ............ 23.028.403. 124 Accident & Health premtum1......... ... . ............................................. 282,388,445 lnsut1nC4t In Force. Callfornft BuetneH Page .................................. 11,460,532,374 Acc1de,,t end tlealth P<tmlum1 • Direct Catlrornla Bualneea Page... .... 122,555,88" We heret>y certlf' tfltt tn. •bo11e item• .,. In acoordt nc:t wun t!Mt Annual S1111ment f_...he yeer eMecl December 3 t, 1984 m•cl!I 10 the lnt,ltl/lCll Com· m1uton1r oflhe Stall of Celllorn11, pureuant to llw. Wllll•m o. Blltlol>. ANl1t1nt VIC• Prltldent Di'k Ven Trt4ten, Aall•11n1 Secrtt1ry Publllhld Orange Cout Delly Piiot Maren 13, 14, 15, 111. 11, '"5 w-~·951 Mlle NOTICE I NI.IC M>TICC I Ml.IC M>nct UPI AND ACCIDINT ANO .. Al.hr HNOHll OP THI AMIUAL ITATIMINT • VIAR DIDIO DICl-R 11, 11M OP l'ROVIDINT MUTUAL LR 1HIUfWt91 CO.MIY OP PHLADIUHIA, 1 ....... ..,..., ~ .. ...,_ .. , ,.,..,.,.. ... 11111 Totel •dmilled HHll .... , ............... •j .H S.t$t.•92 Totel lltbllrlltt • . ' • "'" Ctpjlll paid up . . . ... ................. • , 1vv, IOt,802 ~rou Plid tn an: contrlbuftO eurf)lua .... .. , ........ •m•u-""'" •• , · :.:: g u:C:=~~o:n~• .. :· ·--: ..... ... ....... .......... m .8<41.890 Ottn !Lo.a) tforn at1on1 . . ........ ft......... .. , .. .. · O , r °'* ... ... ...... . ·--. • ••8~ ner .... Oter .... >ln Clf)llal 1nd su1pfu:1 durln~ 1914 "(22 H5 7MI lneurenee In ,ore. N111onwldl "" " ,,_, · ' ' .......... t & ..,_•Ith I •• """'"' '• 14,971.114,000 ..........,..,, ......., prem ""'' 111 $74 433 lnlilrt~ 111 FCllfca C1ttforn11 &u.i11na llega .. .'." 1.m :H3,t)) Acc1oen1 end l'lfflth Ptlmluma • 011ect Calltomla ButlNM Page 12 H 7 t77 w. nereby Cl(tlff 1n11 1tie •l>O¥• nema .,.. 1n tic:COtdanoe wtth tne Anrn. SttlMMnt for the Y9M tndlO Decemoer 31 tM4 made to the fnturanQ eom. f!\l"'°"*' of the St•• Of CeiifOfnla. puJtuant 10 1 ... 1'1111 0 Smith Vq Pr"idttnt and Comrolilllr ~ ~ .lllMt F Sutor Seaatarv SEE IN CLASSIFI Pvt>htlltd Of•l!O• Cout D•lly P1101 -..trcl'I 18. 17, 1t, 1f, "° 1MS ,..,;.._....;~~--~~~· ----------..:..:i:..:.:::.=:..::~::..:.~~::..:~::.:...:.mi.!!!::.--------~------.....:;..=:::i.. __ -L~ \ I -· tatea Act 3095 1 toceted t•.; mlle1 off· A htertng on the petition -nore lrom SHI Beech. Cl ll· will be htld on APRIL 10. forn1a Platform E1lhtt wOI 1905. 11 9:30 A.M In Dept re~l•ee the previous rubt>te No 3 at 700 Civic Center 1a18nd det11oyeo by a storm Drive West, Santi Ana. CA on M11ch t983 rurther In· 92702 lormaflon may t>t ot>talneCI IF YOU OBJECT lo 111• lrom the Coastal Com· gr1nt1no Of tht petition, you rn1u1on at 63 1 Howerd enould ellhtl appeer 11 Ille Strn1 4th Floor, San Frtn· n11rlng and 11ate your Ob· cotco CA (415) 543-8555. ltcllons or Ille written ob)IC· Pu1>t11hed Orange co .. t Ilona with the court belore Oaoty Piiot March t 1, 12, 13, tne hearing, Your appe11. 14. 15 tll. 17 1985 anee may be In pereon or by t-:::=======::-your lllOfnay. I / "\ IF VOU AAI! A CAl!OtTOA HAfllllOft LAWN- or • oon11ngen1 ereoltor of MT. OLIVI the ~tcealld. vou mull lilt your c111m w1t11 tn. eoutl or Mortu•ry • C~ttry prettnt It to tn. per1ona1 • Crtmatory ,..,r ... matlve 1ppolnttc1 t>y 1&2~ Qltlef A11e. Ille court within lour month• Coate Mesa from 1111 d111 Of llrat 1.. 540,6554 eu1no. of letltra 11 provtdld tn Section 700 of 1'1• P1ob1te Code or California.. Tne 11rne for llllng cfalrn• wltl not ....-. "lor lo '°"' monlha lrom the Oett Of tile heiring notlca tbOw YOU MAY VCAMfNI! Ille rue ~•Pt t>y tht covrt ti you •r• • pttton lnlttttttd In the 111111. ~ mey Ntvt llPOI' llMt tQCutor Or ldmtn· 1ttr11or, Of uoon th9 et· lorn.y tor tftoe 111ecutor °' admlnl•trllor, ano Ille Wltf'I the court wllll proor ol ..,. YlC'I, I Wlllttn leQUfll Mlt• Ing t11ai you o.tlrt IPtClll notice or lhe flllng Of an 1,._ ..,,.Of,tnd ll>Pf'•IMMtnt ol ttt1t1 ••Ntt or o1 tht pelf. llont or ac:coun11 mtntlOlllCI In ltcllon 1200 AM 1200 e Of tn. 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CAfftH ,.,,.. • Q111 e.mp 1i111 Morrie l1M '4olden ~.::. ~ ;~ Cleifl I P.,llhlnt, 11 ta TNt ttttem.11 wM tiled St , Simi Vt119V Celll t30t6 Thie tti•~t ,.... ~· l tN9t, c:o.ta MeM. With Ille Covney Cletll of Or• ' MlchMI J . l<I k • -·-· ... ·-CA t282t Ange County on Jenuery H . 7151 L ' Pttrlell, with the COIM'ty Cletll of Or· Tlllt butlnee1 11 con· ttll Lllll llLI Pit\, c:..·~ 1~~~· Cll\Ogl ~~ County on Mttctl I, MIN by • f9n*ll pert· ,__ Thi• bueln"' 11 con-•thlp PublllhM Orange Collt llY-&1111 ducttd by I oeMrll Plfl p l>lttn.d Or 'ac Olelt• Plrilh'"'' Dfllly ,.lot flebt'uety 2'· Pfl loo ... '-"' L 2 nerllhlp • D11:!. Piiot M~-~1 17 2.. Thll lll ltrnenl ... , ... M.,cll 2 ••. 11. 1H8 t,,..5 Id. .. ...... _ ·!!.._ 1(.8. Wintentx.trg 31 ·~HS -.JI 1~• • • with Ille County Cletll ol Or· Sa_,N H'. d~~ a iii;': Thi• tt1t9!Mn1 w11 lllecl ' Su-"'"• ange County on M.,cll "· i---------I """'000 _,d OWO I' .. th c c --1H 5 1,•••· 2v.,. n, w " • ounty i.t'k ol Or-,.,_ Pml.IC NOTICE hi a t 10~ Int or ~~ County on Mttch 8, PublllN<I Orange COMt l'ICTmOUI ....... IN/option ti 87900/mo. ,,.,.... Dally Pilot Maroh •• 11, 23. ..... •TATIMINT PlllTlll -- Pubhllled Orenot Co111 "8.IC NOTICE 30• 1918 8.,..,.. Tiie lollowlnO P9'ton• art HI IHI Deity Piiot MJ.rcll 10, 17, 2... doing bulinell u : lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 31, 1985 '~~A~=-...r IMPERIAL GEMS, 317 W, I _______ Su_-" .. 6_3 1 The lotlowlng "''°"' .,. ~l 9~~21• to. C09t1 Meta, "8JC NOTICE doing tM1MM 11: rtalC NOTICE 1.u1z 0811o1 11que1r, ROM BASIC PACl<AOINO PICTmOUI ...... 387 W 111¥ 81., #10, Coeta '1CTITIOUI ....... PRODUCTS, 50 Carv•r. NAlm ITAftlmlfr Meee, CA 02127 MAMI llATWMINT Irvine, CA t2714 Tiie lolloWlllQ petlOM .,. Tiiie bu1ln.11 11 con· Tiie loltowlng P9f'IOl\I ltl AObef1 LM Wohlford, 60 doing ~ M: dUclN by' an lndlvtdual doing IX.tllnell u · Ctrvef, lrvlne, CA 8271'4 B & 8 A'4T SIAVICH Lula Ctrlot SIQueift ROM TAOJ, 3300 1rv1ne Av-1 Thi• but lneu 11 con· 2741 Mendola Or., Cotta Thi• 1t .. ement •• llled enue, Suitt 101, Newpoft ~~ ~~vldud el Mela, CA t282t wlttl IM County Cletll of Or· a..ch, CA HM0-31N • · "'"'°' Jamee W. Clardy, 2741 anoe County on F~ Taylor 8 Grtnl, 3300 Tllll ltatement WU llled ~ °' . C0911 Mela. 23, 1915 trYIM AV9nUI Suite 101 I wfth the County Clerk of Ot· CA 82829 nN01t NewpOft a.adi. C1lllorn1i ~9~ounty on Ftbnlaty Tiit. bu11ne11 11 con· Publlthed Orange Cout 928e0·3 t91 • -ducttd by; In lndMOual 0.lly Piiot Merell 2. 9, 18, 23, Arthur V. Strock. 3300 .--•• Jamee w. Clttdy 198\ lrv\ne Avenue Su111 10 I Publlttled Orange Cout Thlt ttetement Wll filed S1-eo5 Newpof't BMCh. Ctllfornli Diiiy Piiot Ft bruaty 17. 24, with the County Clerk of Or· i--------- 92880-3191 March 3, 10, 1995 ~ County on F11>n11ry .. -IC MftTICE Thia bu1ln111 11 con· Su.392 14, 1915 ..--. nu ST. rATTY 'S DAY SP!CIAU fOI SAl£ 3 Bt l Bi mobile hOme Hunt By The SH Petk r ront UM loo•1na out to tilt Pac1hc Octtn Reduced to S38 9SO O.nt1 wilt carry MOT LIS TCO YO -4 BA I la Ba llome ont block from Wtstm1nste1 ~ Room IC!dition ntw \love ' OYtll Sllows lilt a,modtl Only Sl29 ~ Tty YA ALSO fOI SAU -Buuty uion 1n Wtsllll111Slt1 near Coklenwtst fSlabltslled 6 yem Owllilt 1111" stay • stalt0ns 2 shampoo bc>wls Owntr wtU Mlp l1nanGt CALL •Wf'Olflt NOPOTIS A9* fer 0.... (714) MM700 dUCtld by: I gen«ll Pll'1· ,_ 'IClmOUI .UIMtl 1--..., nerlhlp Pml.IC NOTICE Publllhed Oranoe Coa1t MA• ITATIMINT Arthur V. Strock, Tl)'lor B. Deity Piiot F•bruery 24, The lotlowlng pertont .,1 Grent 'ICTITIOUI .,..... March 3, 10, 17, 1995 doing bualneu 11 Tllll lllltment WM tiled NA• ITATIMINT Su-4t5 SEALEVEL TRADING with the County Clefk of Or· The IOllowlng p«tonl are CO., 17 Kltloe Ct , Newport •ng• County on Februery doing buliMN 11: 811cll CA 928e3 20, 19811 MSP BENEFIT CONSULT· Donilo Alen Ar1dre1Mn ,__. ANTS, 2845 M ... Veres. .. _IC MftTICE 17 Kl1lo1 Ct , N1wpori Garwin end W11Mf, At· Drive Eut. •5. Coeta Men, ,.-. nu 'B .. ch CA 921163 totMJ9 •• Law, 1M01 VOft CA 92928 'ICTfTIOUI ........ l Thie bu1lnH1 II con- Ket!Mfl Annw, Suite .. 10, Bruce T Pr1tt1, 2 .. 19 NAMI ITATIMINT Oucttd by· 1n lr1dlvtdu1I lrftM, CA 1:1711 OMrperk Dr .. Fuller1on, CA The lotlowlng l*ton• ire Don1ld Aten Andre ... n PublllMCI Orenoe COMI 192835 dol bullnetl .. Thi• lllltmenl WU flied Deity Piiot F1bru1ry 24. Ronald M S Pe.rll A"IREEO APART 875 w with the Cou,,ty Clerk ol Or· M11ch 3, 10. 17, 1985 Tht1 bu11ne11 11 con· 18th St Cott• M9.. CA 1nge County on F1t>ru1ry _______ s_u_-4_1_e ducted by· • QIMl'll part-92927 " • 13, 1995 81-IC MftJICE l'*ll'llP Mlchael KIMI, 875 w. , .. 1 • ..--. nu Bruce T Pr1tte . 18111 St COlll M... CA PubHIMd> Or1nge COltl ftemlOUI ....... Thi• ltl ltmenl ... llled 92827 .. . Delly Piiot M11cll 2, 9. 18, 23. NA• ITATIMINT I with the County Cl«k ol Ot-_ Rick Cll<lClo 875 W 18111 191$ The followlng penont .,. ~~ef:""'Y on Ftb<utry St .. Cost• MeM. CA 92927 Se-903 doing bullMll u · ,_.,, Thi• bu11ne11 11 con· S M E.. 415 29th StrMt. PublllheO Or~ COeet -dueled by· e Ol'*ll 1*1• P\llLIC NOTICE Newport a.ach. CA 921163 O 11 Pll t F b 24 nerthlp _......;..;.;;~~.;..;..~-- J1met L Hlckt, 415 29th 1 y o 1 rutry ' Mlcheel Klael 'ICTITIOUI 8U ... ll SlrMt, Newport Belch, CA Mtrch 3· lO. 17• 198~~1.. TN• llllemtnt Wll llleO NAMI ITATl•NT 926&3 with the County Clttk of Or-The fOllOwlng l*tonl ,,. Wlttlem H Daum. 415 29th ange County on Merell 13, doing bualnesa 11 StrMI, Newport 8Nch, CA P\&IC NOTICE 1985 "PATTY'S KITCHEN". 92863 ~~ 1271171 209'h Pllm St . Valerie Lynn McOonlld 'ICTmou• .,...,, PubllllllO Or1noe Coett c1111 928e 1 415 29th Street, N-pori NAMI ITA,.._NT Delly Piiot March 18. 23, 30, P111y Ruth Ellen Aetttvo. Beach, CA 928e3 The lollowlng pettonl ITI April 8, 1985 22082 Rodcport Ln , Hunt· Thi• bu11n111 11 con-doing butlne11 aa: 51-e.t 1 lngtorl'Beecll, CA 92846 ductld by. 1 g41ner1l pert-EYETECH OF ORANGE lhlt bulln111 11 con- nerhalp COUNTY, 7011·A, Werner ducted by; 1n lndlvl0u1I w11111m H D1um Av1 .. Huntington Beach, CA PtJBl.IC NOTICE Petty ~Hllvo Thie t11lem1n1 w11 llltd 92948 Thi• ttetement Wit lllecl wlthtlleCountyCltrk olOr-Com11c11 Markellng flCTITIOUleUllMlll !w1thth1 CountyCl1rk olOr· ange County on F1bruery Group Inc , I C1Hlornl1 cor-NAMI ITATIMINT 11nge Cour1ty on Febru1ry 20. 1985 P<>l'lllon Tile lollowlng perton1ere121. 1995 f2tt290 Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-doing bu1lnet1 u · f270Clll Publllhtd Or111g1 Cout ducted by: a corporation ROBOTICS OF NORTH Publlshtd Oranoe COlll 0111~ Pllol Flbruaty 2 Dougt11 e.111.J'MO.__frttt_ ERICA, 527 Promontoty Dally Pttot Mlrcb 2. 9, 16.23. Mtrch 3, 10. 17, 1995 <Sent Dr. W. N-port Bell . CA 1995 Su·• 11 Thll ttetement wu flleO 92660 Sa-602 with the County Cletll of Or· Don1ld ) N1gy. 577 -----------91-1D1-IC-11n-T-IC-E--1111oe County on Ftt>ruary Promontory Dr w .. Newport ..--. nu 20, 1995 Bell • CA 92660 MLIC NOTICE ---------• f2111M Tiiie bu1lne11 11 con· flCTITIOUI llU ... 11 Publllhe<I Or~ Cout Oucttd by. 111 lnOMOutl flCmtOUI llUIMH NAME ITATIMINT Delly Piiot February 24 Donald J N NAMI ITATIMINT Thi tollowing '*'°"' 1r1M1rcn3, 10, 17, 1995 • Thll ... ~ WIS filed TM following persons.,., dOlng bullnetl U C C O doing hullMH II DSO RACING, CDIRECT wfth 1111 oi.inty le<ll of ,. BEAR MURPHY CON· STORE DELIVERY RAC· P\&IC NOTICE = County on Mirth 12· SUL TING, 10392 Sh1lom INGI. 19795 DM9 Htrbor, 19 5 '271CM7 I Drive, Huntington Beech CA Huntington 811cll CA 'ICTtllOUI MlltNlll 928'6 928'9 ' NAMI ITATl•NT PublltheO Ottnot Cout S herrill Anne (Bllr) Frtnk RoY L-1•. 19875 The IOllOWing peflOOI .,. Di iiy PHol Merell t8, 23, 30, Murphy 10392 Sll•lom Or Deep Herbor Huntington OOlng bullnets IS Aprtl 8· 1995 S . 8'2 Huntington 81ecll. C A Bitch CA 92649 B 0 N v I • ·-92848 Kathleen Btwecllck Lewie VANT /EXPERIENCE THE Thie but1n111 It con- l9785 0te9 Hlfbor, Hunt: GOOD LIFE. I 18'n Garnet, ducted by 1n 1nOlvlduj11I lngton eeecn CA 928•8 Blll>Ol llll nd, CA 928e2 PUBl.IC NOTICE She rrill Anne CB11r) ·· lllll buel~tll 11 con-Niii Sheshtn Dini. 118'~, Murphy duc11d by. llusbtnd end wife Gernet, 81Jbo1 l1l1n.d. CA flCTITIOUI llU ... 11 Tiii• 1111ement wll llled Frtnk Roy l -1• 92682 NAMI ITATIMINT with 1111 County Clerk ot Or· Thi• 1t1tem1nt w11 filed Thia bustne u 11 con-Th1 lollowlng '*'°"' 1r1 1nge County on Febru1ry with the County Clerk or Or· ducttd by an lfldiVldutl doing bualn"' 11 28. 1985 1ng1 County on F1bru1ry Niii Desai RAIN BUSTERS. 870 I S1 I f27010I ' faet:Mt with the County Clerk of Or· 92883 . . 011ty Pilot M1rch 2. 9, 18. 23, 20 1995 Tllll s11t1men1 wes llleO Andr-• Wntmlneter CA Publlahtd Orllnge Coaat I Publlthed Or1ng1 Co11t •noe County on February D1nlel Lee McCendle11. I 198S Delly Piiot February 24. 20, 1985 9701 St Andr-•. Wnt-Se-804 Mtrth 3, 10, 17. 1995 . '211212 minster. CA 92883 Su ... 12 Publlahtd Ortngl Cotti Thia bu1ln111 11 con-1--------- elly P"ot F.ebruary 2'4. Oueteo by 1n 1ndlvldu11 PUBllC NOTICE DI-JC MftJICE Mercll 3. 10. 17. 1985 Oen McC1nd1ts1 ..--nu · Su._..09 T1111 1t1tement waa lllecl flCmtOUt 8U ... ll with 1111 County Ct.rk ol Or- NAMI ITATIMINT PUBl.IC NOTICE ange County on Merell 12. The lollowlng penon1 ltl 1985 doing butlneu 11 'ICTrT10UI .,._,, '211090 JM COMPUTER SUPPLY MAMI ITAn.NT Publllhe<I Or1nge Coast COMPANY 18122 H .. rth Thi IOllOWlng person• .,. Deity Ptlol Mtrch 16. 23. 30. ' C OOlng bullneN as· April 8. 1985 ~~S Founttln Vllley, A 325/SHADOW VENTURE, Se-839 JllMI F WodOerd 18122 3440 trvlne Ave , • 130. He1rtll DrlYI. Fountiln VII· N-port BllCh. CA 92teo --------- ley CA 92709 325 Inc: . 1 Cllllonla eor-P\lll.IC NOTICE M1r91r11 J Robln1on, por111on. 3440 l~ne A(;'·· flCTITIOU• ., ..... 19122 HM<th Or1v1, Foun-;;:o Newport ICl'I, A NAMI ITATIMINT 11ln Vtlley, CA 92709 Thia bueln•H 11 con· S111dow Dlttnbuter1 Inc.. The lotlowlng pertonl are duclld by 1 genera.I pert-1 Celilorn11 corpor1t1on. doing bulin111 11 ntlfllllp 22972 Miii Creek Dr .. •200. Sl1ARP'S SERVICES, Jemu F Wodderd, L1gune Hlllt, CA 92953 19131 Gothard, Huntington M1tgir1t J Roblnton Thi• bu1ln111 11 eon· Beech, CA 92847 Tllll etettment wH filed Oucled by· 1 joint venture D1v10 LM Sherp, 18992 with the County Clerk ol Or-Au1tln Monroe. Prnldent Florid•. Huntington 8e1eh, County on F1brue Thia 1111ement w11 !lied CA 92646 ~~g~995 with 1111 County Clerk of Or-Thie busln111 It con- . f.nt7 1ng1 County on Ftbru1ry ducted by. tn lnCUyldu1I Publl•lled o r1noe co11t 20, 1g95 D1vld L" Sh1rp Diii Piiot February 24 ,_ Thi• 1t1tement w11 1119d Mer~ll 3 10 17 1915 ' Publlthtd Or1ng1 Co11t w1111 the County Clerk of Or· · · · Su-4o7 Delly Piiot February 24. enge County on M1rch 13. MtrCh 3, 10, 17. 1985 1985 ---------1 Su-403 f271111 Publlsneo Ortnge Coe1t 81-IC WllTICE Deity Piiot March 18. 23. 30. 'ICTITIOUI 8U ... ll _ __;r-..;;.;;-.~;...;.;.""~--.--APfll 8. 1995 rtalC NOTICE MAMI ITATl•NT 'ICTmOUI ........ The fOllowlng peraon1 ere N ... IT• dotng butlnell It ,. ,.,._"' GAOOVY JAY VIDEO The Jottowlng ptrtonl Ill S I _.. I ---,.._ • Oolng bullMN .. 1515 un 1"" ...,.,.., .,.,.ti ADROIT MECHANICAL Mela, CA 92828 · Jl mH Roger Wlleon. 9271 BOIN AYI , Mldwr; 2028 ltmnOI Or . Co.II City. CA 92855 Meta CA 92828 J1met W SklpPet, 5292 Thi~ bu1111e11 It con-Vlnelen<S DflYI. Huntington ducttd by' en lndMOual BNell, CA 92649 Jamee Roger WlllOn Norm• J11n Skipper, Tlllt ltltlf'Mllt wll tiled 5292 VIMlll\d Drive, Hunt· w1111 tt1e County Cletk or Or· 'i-'~ ~,;;,~ 9~:-'~on· lflOI County on February OucteCI by I 0"*11 part· 20. 1995 ,...1 MtlNP PubllllleO Orange eoa.t Jemet W Sklppef 0.lly~llot Ftbru1ry 2... Tiiie 1111~1 Wit filed Mir 3. 10. 17, 1115 with the County Cletll ol Ot-9u·4 10 enge County on February 1a. 1995 _________ , ,...., "8.IC NOTICE Pl.lbllthed Orenge Cotlt _ _.....-.,.-,. _____ ,Dally Piiot '1bruary 24~ ,teflftOUIMIH•ll Mtref'l 3, 10, l r.. 1 MAMI ITATIMINT Su-413 The fOllOwtng l*IOf'I• l fl ---------1 dolno bo11MH t1 TIC( l(C CILLUt.AA AN· _ ...... Ml...,...,IC_N0_,_ ___ 1 T!NNA CO . IUCKI UP DI· P'ICTmOUI ....... llON CO , TOA<> ANTINNA MAMI ITATIMlllT CO . 17tH·A lkypt(k Cir· TM fOllowlng QeflOl\I .,. c:ll. lf\llM , CA 12714 dot bUtMMll M Mtrk l heppard. Ht 1 ~HN WILL ""° a IW- Henton Or • 1iuntln9ton 0t.•Tl'4Y. 1111 MontOW.. had\ CA t2t41 COtta Meet CA t"21 .,,~!'or::"o.!~.,~-' "°"'1 j 0unn. 1111 11126 MOnta-, COttl MM&. CA Tllll bUllMll It C:OI\• •2r~ OUllMN It con• Mted by 1 .,._ti par1• CIUCIM by en lndW!Outl MtlNP "°'*' J Dunn Mlfil IMPl*d . TNI llt temetll wM llled TIM If~ wM flleO with IN County C*k of Or• Wlttl tM County Cier1I d Or· "'99 CounlV on FetruafY enee County on '*1141'Y ao 1111 tO. l tlt ' ,_, ,_ PublltNO Orange Co. Publ!IMd Orenot Coee• o.itv P*" ,_,Ulf't u Daily Pilot f-6r'*Y ?•. M~ a 10 17 1NS ' Mttell 3 10 17. 1NS ' lu..Q 8u 409 flCTITIOUI IUllNHI NA• ITATl•NT The tonowing persona are dotng business 11 AIM MARKETING COMPANY VITA-ENERGY 1Tm1 PRO- FESSIONAL NAil PROD- UCTS (Tml. 3197 A Alrpon Loop Drive Cotti Mesi CA 92826-3424 Alm Merkettng Comp1ny. (Nevt01 corpor111on1. 3197 I A Alfl>Ort Loop Drive Cotti Mese CA 92926·342• VIia Energy, 3 197 A Air· port Loop Dnve Colla M111, CA 92828·3•24 Prol1111onal Nau Prod· UCIS. 3197 A A11porl Loop Drive. Co111 Miii CA 92626·342• Thll busu1es11 11 con· ducted by • corpor11ton Merthll Krtldtr. Prt11· 1 dent, AIM M1rk1ttng Com· pany Tllll 11111ment was tiled w11h the County Clerk or Or- ange C01Jnty on-Merell 9, 1ee5 -I ~270l14 Published Orenge Cou t Delly PllOI March 10 17 2• 3 1 1985 .. Spacious family home , air con - d auoned thruout. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths. Sparkling pool. Assume low m rest Joan. Tut.a prtee onty $166.000. Call for more information . THE REAL ESTAT&:RS WTSlll OOTilll t10t,000t ;{ Bt.Urmi-. nestled among larger, OC'Wl•r homE'S Thts property oa ers m mplt>ll' privat·y o n a very q uiet c ul- dc•-sa(· location The prcferrC'd h ome for tbe prudent buy<'r THE REAL EST AT&: RS 141-7171 llllS lllE A lllltll lllT 1141,toO Spal'tnus executav<' home Cozy fare- pla(.'(' Fou r large lx'Cirooms Gian t sundt'{·k Localed next to large park Call to see. THE REAL ESTAT&:RS l - PElllSIU llYFllllT Th" I hd1111 & 1h•11 11r "I lxlm1 111 ft•" .1 -.c•r l'Ot p.inor.111111 \'I('\\ Tht• down ta1r<1 hdrm wtth 11·., 11\\n b.llh '' p<•rh>t.t Im JilUt'SL'I rn 11l.11d quurh•N Wondt·1 I ul built ins 1•l\1t•n)<~Vt• u~· of m1rron. Prt\'t'tl w1•ll .11 $R7Y.OOO A must to S<'\'1 CALL MW IUllml -· I.I. 141-ll• .. ---.......... """ ........... W111d1 tlu ~U\ .. .ruh•f11l on Lmk• <.•on.ma Ill h fr1>m tha. t 1noidt·k-d 3 Ull. 2 BA · luh ha .. , n. m tt."11 tn the I h ftn on w/mn turf • ..,.nd VM'\U plw. v.1mnth of 1-1 b<~ , lnf'd gal . h 1<1v.11t11.I flu1lf"l • tk"hllh 17' .000 ~ANU ' IN\ •~1 1\1 TS tll•O 7 V 10 1 ... "-~-_______ , 421 ,..,,. '*· '* ................. .:..._..,.. l'llllllllil-Spacious be1utJf ull1 maintained ' 8d. 3 la. ..... 3 BEDROOMS ••• $102,950!n Unique, charming Garden Villa fea · tul'es 2 BR. upstairs, private sunning deck and separate parents' r treat downstairs. Roomy living room w/ fireplace f orfamify togetherness. An excellent oppor-tunity, take ad· vanrage ... Today! Call Steve 646-7434 Century 21 Gold Star 646-7434 lllT• WI -If Tll IUll 211 11tti ltrHf, ............ ... Beauuful 3 rm, 3-bath. famrly room. fireplace, ocean vaew from mast.er and sundeck. 2 car garage. Assumable loan Courtesy to brokers ....... f •• 1211.llO 1111unuu HT t111 ., 1111,llltt As.sumable $90:QOO at only l I 111\ Onlv 10% down a nd owner will carry the -balance 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. double alt.ached garage with many up- ~rades. A pleasant surpraS(>' Hurry• TKE REAL ESTAT&:RS YO DTUHlllUY • -.,.1 s.Ha, 1·1 1411 he,a.ht Ttrr. Spa,·1ous 3 Bdrm. custom built ho mt> Wlth 180° panorama of ba .md ocean A home designed for l'('JaxC'd lt vmg F't.:.c land $650,000 llYI •ULTlll. Od lll·IHO Ill DllYll • • • 12111 l /I ut S U'l\1 ,. ti 1 .. , .. 1 Cu.irdrd t•ommuntt' Ru M ;u"l·lll1• L.c1\.'\'h Horduu" mod 1 H tRhl~ up Kr~d•'ll U.rg1• hvt~ room" 11h hr. pl ... t • ~ bc.~roorm and tv1w •nibll' d n .• t .h;1th ruoms 3 ,11r l1nii.htod g..irnftt• IUt •ail <ii 111 tuftl p, hly vwt u~n tc t~ 1J dm~ n P·" rn-·tH Wtll t'\H!J)l'r•ti """h Br 1·N 9"I Mii Ut. I Ill. 1:H te e1Jt P.•. 144-1010 ----~ dlnlnt room. ,.,.. ~· . 124 ... 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'111 Orim• lwJ>IY a rnoac ptftlll.UU. .i~._ rw.r bdrnv ) 1 bell\a hbnry •. pint' room, fAMJI)' root11. u Country .iyle tavi.na with uy 8C'l-'"' to th<> bftK'h from th&S JOrjtQUt 3 Bd. 3 S.. 5 yr old t'Ult.om honw with loi. of ttUract1ve , ll.lt\.1'S ~h ·~k. ikyll&h\a, rt'<! bridt --pmuo. ~ ~Wft -ttvt: 8twpa to btyt Two IU•ury Conde» wtttl terma ChooM 2t)~rmtet1119,990 Of 3 bdrm111 $189.900 11 nnla t•l\ltl, 1ouot. ~· horw tlc-1lltlft frl' """"''i lll llrw ni.'flhlt·• fll.~ll>tlOO THE BLUFFS c.·.-11 OOROTllV )trfcHW. -.WTIM AC& fllCE & TOMS NOWT llOW CWfOM wlbrick httplan.>, Com\&l d1n1ng room. family room, master bedroom wl fin'pluce. and much mo all for onJy $1 79.000 2 MPttt•te , tJOrm 61'ftes Grut ren1al location 1 blk to t>Mch with fir..,.acee & garage1 $230,000 NEWPORT'S NICEST NETGHBORKOOO FOR ENVIRONMENT AND VALUE Yr~-<l. lw&A......_ ........... , ____ _ ""hit«\ us"' c;,,.., v~w or t.y otftll a. ctl)' hOll• Amu1n f'l'llry wrwih1 Iron .-ncklll'li vll.'W cf<.ck ltt•llt>r \N"V 1TlOUV11U'\.I u n ,000 With l111ld Aak fllt 6t:U.t: cHASE LEE CA•O IHOMI ~ OCIANl•TTY Vt&W FORMER MODEL • A.'lk for Patrick or Jane ERA STAR 841-5177 or 846-5664 .COBS REALTY, INC. .. :;~·&&70 Perfect location on major greenbelt. Split level 3 bdrm, 2'h bath plus large butlers pantry. Full air conditioning. You own the ,nd. $237,500. I W1111 1 .. 11\ll} .. -.1d1·nu• "' 1omm .. mh1111 "'"'"'"'~Unlit'I \'~W Hlih t'(1li~ 1.tt11lUU !loon. 1v.u dtlin\1111( h"p._,.. Ow11t-ou. tnv1u"" pool 1111w ,.,..,. I•~ llAlt II ''" mk·ri.11111'1 t 7U OOO H !E AAk for JOYCE OABOLT SALLY HIPLEY F~OUI IAITk UFF IPACIOUl 1 N OflOOlll ...... ..al......, ... IWIM ..,..T In &u:ard~. pre.~IWI t'Ofl'U'l\Unll:!f, lt11a apil('IOul. flowing home-111 ct.Mgrwd tor pnv•u-c-n~ruuruna and lnk"!Owl hv1na Pr.i.cnl.IOWI 11\alU'r bedroom NM! bu1lt·ln library over~11~ pool. JllaUll Ind pal.IO garden Wt•I bart~ bllrbeql.!'1/w11lk·1Jl r.auM•guunnet kll< twn adds io this e>«.,una :«oo ..ci ft t.ownhornt-lnv1ung vu•\!.• of ba<'k bay and 1Uumm .. wd tul~ pt'O\·lde an l'l~·~Olnt hfl'5"1ylt• It vuu "" promlM'd )'OUJ'lll'lt tht+ tint them th~ I) 11' 'Th~ homt-u( d1i.llncll<1rl i. ort1•rt>d hy o"' ·~·rlbrokf'r for $667 .000 N Lm -n hter ........ 11._llMTU .,.._.aar.-,..1n1ra I·~ OPEi SUIDAY OPEN TODAY 1·5 402 Carlotta BANK AEPO-YOUA GAIN Bank offering 9'h% financing as added Incentive. Largest family home (2400 sq ft) In neighborhood. 4 bdrm . 2'h bath. formaJ dining. family room plus bonus. Short greenbelt. walk to pool area. You own the land. Priced well below market. Needs a little TLC. $229,000 . One ul l~ hnct.t huolll• In ~bluH ..... 11.h largu '°""" y f•m1ly room E:l.tt'f\SIV« UM· of brKk t-o<k.M•1h«.irt\•l"d 111r1'(lfl01lronina •Pl fin p11 • t-kt·lb.111 \'OUrt .ind 11 bo .. uuful v11·w JIJ0,000 1fl(lud1n1i 1.rnd A'1l for ALLY HIPLEY ur JOYCE DAIOLT GE 759-9100 ~' ~ ::.. ' ~ • • .. ' • -~ • " • t ,, ·~ .. '4 , OCUN VIW rmrx In the heart of the peninsula, duplex tn back with 2 bdrm house rn front. Great summer rental area llAllOI VIEW MILLS ..... $345 ......... 1211 PertsiM 4 Bdrm. 21, Ba. Broadmoor. view Batbte Hutchings SINGLE LEVEL Dramatic courtyard entry. 3 bdrm. n·. bath, fl eplace. plus inside laun- dry room. New kitchen featuring Chambers built-ins plus micro -but- ler block counters. Move-in con- dition. You own the land. $197,000. JUST LISTED-io h . hayfmnt. Decorator perfect. 4 bedr•x1m ·hume with lar~e yard & room for large boatlli). $675,000 IRVINE TERRACE View! Sunsets. harhor lighti<. Rambling C'aliforniu ranch elltate. 5 bedroom. pool, spas, gazebo. S996,000 Sllorectfffs ............ SSIS,ott ............ 241 tnftwM4 -.ocwww 3 Bdrms. 2800 SQ fl .. l story . Ron Jagner From kitchen, dectc & bdrm. large mstr T guest bdrma, 2 bath. dbl gar. community pool. spa & tennis courts. A super condo at $159,000 or try a lease option. •ortMllM tmH ........ Stl .... m ..... & Strt....- 2 Bdrm . comm pool and spa Arl ie Joh nson IF PAIV ACY PLEASES Completely free standing and de- tached from other homes. Wrap around patio plus greenbelt. 3 bdrm. formal dining, family room, extra fire- place in mast er suite. Energy efficient furnace and air conditioner. Bright, light and airy. Shows like a model home. You own the land. $240,000. VILLA BALBOA CON00 -2 berlr1K1m, 'l bath. view. key to Juxurium. living. Sl84,900 • ··C~BS REALTY, INC. .. ~~~-6670 TM llllffs ......... S229,00I ......... 2&50 Vista On* 4 Bdrm. corner unit. spa. patio. Bonnie Bam~glon llarW V1 llollts .. $345, .... .2142 Pert • .,.,...,, 5 Bdrm, Somerset. grt family area. Janet Gothard lntM Ter, CDl ...... S2tt,Mt ..... .17tl Calatt1 Ttr BAYSHORES CAPt: COD-Private beath community, custom remodel. Decor per· feet. :J bedroom, 3.5 bath. S599,000 PEE LAKE FOREST Price reduced. '1 bedruom, family r(K1m & bonus room, spa. Community amenities. S226,000 Potential, lge cm lot. pool. rock frplc Nata he Fogarty I~ lay ........... S275,0M ........... .24K Vil l lriu Yes. we have other fine homes to choose from in this neighborhood. HARBOR VIEW HOME Portolino, 4 bedroom with bonus room, pool & water· fall (carpet allc)wance). S277,000 -LAGUNA BEACH VIEW COND0-1 4 Bdrm Y.. acre, grt Y.UJ2f Sack B.ay. Sharon Comne Col h & C bedroom, st.eps to beach. Sl 12,000 Follow your team in t he eswort riy 0.1 Q~~ID~l\!l lAl •IN~HM~N I NAN CY IMBERNINO .Daily Pilat REALTORS. 675-6000 RGAL ~HAT!; [9 2S4S EASTBLUFF OR. f (71 4) 644 6636 NEWPORT BEACH. CA. - 2443 E.u t Cou t Hl1h1.,.w. Coron• del M., 840-0020 llA490I - -----. - NEW LISTINGS llWPllT CREST 1171,IOO Sellers anxious and will finance. Lowest priced 4 BA. spUt level in Newport Crest. On quiet cul-de- sac. close to pool. spa. tennis and beach. Carpet alto~~nce -negotiable. TIE ILIFFS 1224,100 Excellent turn-key condo. 4 BR. 3 BA. vaulted wood ceilings throughout. lots of glass, over- looking quiet greenbelt. A pleasant retreat for you and your family. Fee land. lllYllE THUCf IHl,000 The living is easy when the backyard resembles a plush resort with its own pool and spa over- looking the bay and blue Pacific. Come inside to large. airy rooms and relax! 111 CAIYOI 1311,000 Country French charm in shades of peach. Highly upgraded Dover with 2 BR + den. Crown moldings, trench doors. lovely brick patios and mountain vistas. JHlllE CREEi Ull,000 An immaculate 3 BR. family room home planned for gracious living and entertaining. Impressive vaulted entry. wood floors, soft beige carpeting. lovely view of ocean. Dramatic living room and a large kitchen with plenty of elbow room opens Into a cozy family room. Plan 4. WHTCLIFF 1421,000 Executive family living at its best! 3 BR. 3'12 BA, family room. wet bar, arr oriented to the nicely land scaped pool-sized yard. Loads of good fixed rate financing tool s"cuss 1111.000 Truly the prettiest home in Spyglass. Private courtyard with pool and spa. Enchanting coun- try trench 3 BR -+ FR. French doors, gourmet kitchen plus big ocean and bay view s"cuss 1,.•1,000 Best view in Newport Beach! Most d matic exciting 4 BA home in Newport Beac Enter over natural pool fed by waterfall, all · private garden setting You'll buy before ye see the home. PHIHUU IAYFROIT 11,071,000 Sunny brick patio with built-in Be lends Itself to an entertainment flow between your yacht and custom home. 2 o r 3 BR, extensive oak cabinetry, great location and view. You will not want to miss the boat on this property. WATERFRONTS '1111HU IHFHIT 11,111,000 Outstanding 4 bedroom. 4 'h bath home on enlus1"e East Bay Superb construction & architectural design. Spacious pQtlo. sandy beach shp and you own the waterfroru lot. Ulla U ffUIT 12,JIO,OOO Exceo11onal construction. fantastic main turning basin v1flW. beautiful 4 bedroom,-+ maid's room. trad1t1onal home. tee land adds up to the perfect home for the serious Bayfront buyer. CHNA Ill 11&1 12,lll,HI Fabulous Bayfront with every amenity. 6 + bedrooms. sandy beach with clear. clean water. ~ream kitchen. Movie set master bedroom + huge sitting room. both on Bayfront, four fire· places ' A MEMBER OF THE ' SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSES 1-5 SATllllAY WTIL•FF 2111 Arhtn 3 BA. FR $220.000 T. BOLAND UUll UllH4e 2 BA $260,000 S. EXLEY Ill CllYH·MoUll 11 Stt ISIM4 2 BR. View $280.000 R. BOLAND ll&lllt VIEW llMH 1MI PMt heffteW 4 BR. Bonus. Pool $349,000 C. KALINA PHllHU lHW .... •frHf 2 BR. View $445,000 M. MATTHEWS ll&lllt VIEW MILLS 11 H WWte lall1 4 BR. Pool. Spa, Vu $449.500 E. CORKETT llWPHT llUll Hto ctlM1tl P1 3 BR. Waterfront $545.000 J . McNAUGHTON SPYIUSS llll li IHteeHe 4 BR, Pool. Vu $695,000 J . CAMPBELL ClllOIA Ill llAA I 2001 •• ,... " 6 BR t $2,975 ,000 L. SHAW SllDAY USTILIFF 21 11 .,~ .... 3 BR. FR $220.000 T.BOLAND Ill C&IYll-MoUll n Sta l1lall4 2 BR. View $280,000 R. BOLAND wt STOLi FF 11M h•w Im• 4 BR. Pool. Spa $320.000 L. MARSTON l&HH VIEW IHIS 1141 Pert lla•fff•t• 4 BR. Bonus. Pool $349,000 R. KURTZ ~ UY..UI 2111 ¥11t1 " 3 BR. FR $385.000 E. BOWIE PUllUU 1J01 IHI 3 BR. FR $385.000 M. MATTHEWS ... ""' .. 2t IH lra114 l1eal 2 BR. Oen $389.000 C.McMAHAN ~ llll .. HI lael 3 BA. FR. View $390.000 B.REEDY WllTIUff 1212 "" ••• 3 BR. FR $425,000 S.EXLEY PHtutU 1I01 .,, •• ., 3 BR $450.000 l. McLOON PllmlU 11l1 l ir•• 4 BR $450,000 L. McLOON SPYIWI llll 1 , .. .., 3 BR. FR, Vu $465,000 M.REEOY l&f.-0 2111..,.._, •• 3 BR $4~5.000 0. BIBB lllWPllTISU. atll ....... pt 3 BR. Waterfront $545,000 J. McNAUGHTON ua• YllW •us HIT._.., YIM Ir 3 BR, Spa. FR $595,000 E. COAKETT -snaAa .... ,. ........ 4 BR. Pool, Vu $695.000 J. CAMPBELL ... .,,. ....... 4 BR, FR. Oen, Vu St.300.000 0 VALENTINE Ull llU 2HfleLNellf• 4 BR, FR, Spa $1,550,000 C. RUMSFELD U•llU "'"'&.Ne ... 5 BR, FR $1,750,000 E. OLSON l&flm .,..,... 6 -t BR $2.975.000 K. PAR~&I\ 644-9060 NEWPORT BEACH WTILIFF '221,000 Very private pool-size yard. Great location near schools and shopping. 3 BA. farrylly room. 2 fireplaces. This is a must see. Call nowt • WIYN OIHT 12•2,000 One of the largest units in area. minutes from the beach and Fashion Island. Fee land. Enjoy the good life. call now to see. PHllSIU 1211,000 2 bedroom charmer! Bright and cheery. Get your place in the sun and enjoy the beach life on Peninsula Point. Just steps to bay/ocean. Excel- lent condition. Room to add. Ill CllYll·lcLAll 1210,000 Golf course and night light view from this up- graded 2 bedroom condo. Assumable loan and owner will carry a second T.D. A must see. Call for showing. IAYCIEIT 1211,000 Raising a family? What better home than this 4 bedroom, Ivan Wells house located on one of Baycrest's choicest streets. This terrific fl oor plan allows for separate quarters tor children and parents. Better see this soon! UYS•H 1311,000 If you are thinking Bayshores, this may be your best opportunity! Outstanding corf1er location with great potential. Large sunny patio, 3 BR and family room with fireplace. The value is here. WEIT IEWPllT SHl,000 Exquisite European design-. 4/5 ~R home + bachelor unit. Top of the line cusf~rm kitchen. master BA suite with unique fireplace and sitting area. Elaborate decor with excellence its only goal. PHllHU $421,000 Exceptional home. completely upgraded with -ocean and bay view. Built as duplex with 1 BA , unit over garage. For either the Investor or user a great value on West Bay Avenue. IHVllW 1•10.000 · One of Seaview's most beautiful homes Is now available. Custom shutters, wood floors. and your own private spa add up to enjoyment & comfort. Gated community. UYllllH 1121,000 Instantly appealing home. flawless In detail, perfect In floor plan. Family room, 3 bedrooms upstairs. master suite with cozy fireplace down- stairs. Library, formal dining room and 2 jewel- llke patios. r .. LIH ISLI 1121,00I Do not let this slip away -This exceptional 5 BA home offers it all! Tradltlonal In manner, terrific street. oversized lot, spacious and suriny patio with spa. IPTIUll Sl21,IM Look no further -that gorgeous home wtth a breathtaking view that you have always yearned for Is here! Surrounded by rolling hltts. his 5 BR home has a magnificent deck are,'.wlth pool and spa u well as a child's play areC U.llll - -.. ., .... 60' frontage on Genoli, corner of Plazza. Spacious one-story home. '•e• center patio with spa gives this property a great combination of Indoor/outdoor Ovlng. 2111 SI' JllQUll . HILLS RIA~, NEWPORT IUCH • .. . • ' .. \ I 6rubb6Ellis M•:.;1ot.,Tl"l MOt.Ul.\t t, c.IWH I' ILL TllOUll •T•WllLI 1111,111 On. or Nt.>wporl'*> c•xc1tlllg "new bot olrln" ne11ihborhoods ha proch.M.'t.>d th1i. smnrl remodel. hree bd~. plw. custom landsca.pang Including on uw iung spa prov1dt.-s romfort & l'Orwt•nit.>nl't' Coby Ward 11U Tl' EU UIOI ............. 1111,IOI St.>eing 1. bd1evtng o( the beauty contained in this: 4 bdrm, 3 1h bath, 2 f umily room. formal living-dining roorn area. breathtaking view home -c'Omrnunaly pcx>ls. spas and tennis & library Maralou Ingold llC CAJYOI IHl,000 Highly dt.>s1rtible single story townhomt· w/wonderful wrap around garden Prime cul-de-~ I?· t•at1on. 2 bdrm. den. 2 bath unit 1n private golf oriented t•ommunity. Marth;.1 Maenab IAYFHIT W/rtH All SLIP 1111,000 A great family home near Newport Harbor Yal·ht Club. 6 bdrm, 4 'h bath. gorgrous rP-done kitchen, mast<'r suite. two fireplaces. plus pier and slip for two large bo:ats. Owner will consider lease option. Lucy Rose HILISll THIR 111 Cllftl 12, 110,000 Prime locauon overlooking fair- ways. Jake and~nite lites. 5 bdrm, 4 fireplat-es. library. billiard rm, f~~ tly rm. Attention to every detail m this custom Valentine Built Home. Tom AJlmson 0 HHORYlfW MILLS" YIEW 1'41,llO Custom single-story home with ocean view Completely remodeled 3 or 4 bdrms. 21 2 baths. formal dining rm. situated on a privatEf corner lot. Skylights. French doorsl new carpeting, tiles and window roveRn~ $.~4.9...9.5.0 incl land. Donna Godshall llC CllfOI llAJOR PRICE llEHCTIOI SHl,000 This newly listed 4 bdrm. 2 bath. home is a decorator's showpiece. Absolutely mint condrt1on! Featur- ing a pool. separate spa. and a very private sunl1te garden setting. 'Prkcd for immediate sale. Danny Bibb IUi CHYH COITEIPOllHY S 1,Hl,000 This home. fc•aturing a marvelous blc·nding of architectural concepts. 1s constructed of the finest materials including an abundance o ( clear <'edar and Santa Mana stone. The outdoors 1s brought inside by the bounteous usq of glass. 3 bdrms. an exercise room and magni ficent views. Danny Bibb IEWNRT IHCI CUSTOM PRICED TO SELL 11,211,000 Located atop Spyglass Hill. Sen- sational 5 bdrm. 4 1 2 bath home wi~h breathtaking cx:ean bay/city view. Private gate. pool sized lot, 4 C'ar garage. sauna. air t·ondationing. Excellent condition. Stephanie Grody/Oanny Bibb UYSIHH COTTAH IHCI I HY YlfW 1421.000 One of a handful of homes. across from beach on Bayshon· Dr. Some view from living room but possi- billly of 180° view af 2nd story added. A charming rE>sidence. Bevt'rly Morphy IA YFllHT LOT ltHICEll HI0,000 $850.000 fee on Promontory -50 x tOO feet Pier Pf•rmn rare op· portunity to build on thr water. Call for details. Bt•vt•rly Morphy IOYH HOHi UYFlllT 1121,00I One story home New carpel. paint and draperies. Beautiful large liv- ing room and master suite on the bay front. Two addttlonal bdrms & family rm. Pier for your yacht. A wonderful value Barbara Aunt' UYFHIT llllll HllE 11, 111,000 ENGLISH COUNTRY. wonderful use of paneled w~ :.nd lradition81 moldings. High t-eilings, French doors. beveled glass and brass. A . l~~e home with wonderful in· ti acy. 3 fireplaces, 5 bdrm. 3 boat sli . Barbara A une IPIOTACIW UH till UYFlllT SJ, llO,OOI Rnre opportunity for choicc location on the ba y . 55' frontage with large • deck---for l'ntertamtng. ~ bdrms, many ~cepuonal featurC'S tailored to luxury hving Pier Mnd lip for large boat. Joan Lewis PAITUTIO YllWNlllUIYN ......... 11Ml,IOI Custc>m horn(' on 3rd Tee lndudes 4 txlrm.<1, 3 ,, baths, una. Jorge Cam- ily room with wei bar, and game room. Uniqu~ brtdge ere.es over 41Wimmlng pool to spa. Ed E«ono/M urt.'('O Wht~ # 20MOP~um 111 144-1211 ... .. 2RDROOll * •278'4 Hill View Dr, HV K"°'I' e.44-7020 1239,000 Sun 1-5 . 324 Poppy, Corona del Mar 873-~94 $299,eoo Sunday 14 'e Streamwood, NorthWood lrvtM. 87MIOOO 191,000 Sun 1-S 110 Via Genoa, lido Ille, Newport Bch 831-1400 $495,000 Sunday 2-5 I I 110 Via Genoa, Lido Ille 831-1400 $495,000 Sun 2-5 *2009 Vista Caudal, Blutta NB 759-9100 $199,999 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BA plue FAM AM or DEN v 20 Rue Grand Oucall, Big Canyo~. N.a 644-9060 $389,000 Sunday 1-4 **3712 Channel Pl, Nwpt lfl&nd, NB 994-3980 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 v2535 Creetvlew, Bayshorea NB 760-8333 $235,000 Sun 2-5 * 1429 Dolphin Terrace, Irvine Terrace 644-7020 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 3.-08 Summerset, Wlmbledon, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $179,500 Sunday 1-4 #1 Pinewood (WOOdbrldge). Irvine 552-1006 Sunday 1-5 3BEDAOOM **35 Balboa Cove, Npt Bch 557-7915 $435,000 Sunday 1-5 **3810 Channel Place. Newport Island 644-9060 $545,'?°° Sat/Sun 1-4 2137 Channel Rd, Penlnsula Point 831 -1400 $625.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1643 Corsica. Mesa Verde. Costa Mesa 5-'6-2313 SJ2.Z.500 S_unday 1-4 934 Darrell, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $108,000 Sunday 1-4 4 * * 1419 Oolphln Terr. Irvine Terrace, CdM 675-5930 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 270 E. 18th. Costa Mesa 646-0370 s 135,000 Sunday 12-5 309 E. 19th Street. Costa Mesa 650-4758 $131 ,900. Sat/Sun 1-5 1701 Galatea Terrace. lrvlne Tenace, COM 675-5 120 $299,000 Sun 1-4 324 Marlgold, COM 673-1181 $258,000 2476-C Santa Ana. E. Costa Mesa Sun 1-5 546-2313 S 138,900 Sunday 11-5 . 1512 Santanella Terrace. Irvine Terrace 644-7020 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 1418 W. Bay, Peninsula Point 631-1400 $875,000 Sun 1-4 •••6304'n W. Oceanfront. N.B 644-5150 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 920 w. Wiison. Costa Mesa ~ 546-2313 $108,000 Sunaay 1-5 3 BA ptue FAM AM or DEN 219 13th Street. Huntington Beach 213-438-9431 $269,000 Sunday 1-4 2515 1st Ave, COM 760-8333 $950,000 Sun 2-6 20121 Bayview, Santa Ana Hts 645-0303 $144,500 Sunday 1-5 1212 Blue Gum. Westclltt. Newport Beach 644-9060 $425,000 Sunday 1-5 2017 W. Chandler, Santa Ana 557-3344 $157,500. Sat/Sun allday 1000 CllH Drive, Newport Beach 631-5103 $283,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 247 Driftwood, Shoreollffs COM 760-1384 $595,000 Sun 1-5 385 E. 22nd St. Costa Mesa 646-7171$299,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2030 Galaxy Or, NB 631-7370 $540,000 • Sat 12-4/Sun 1-5 ••4615 Hampden (Cameo Shores) COM 631,1266 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * *600 Harbor laland Or, Promotory Bay 631-1400 $998,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 * * 121 Harbor ltland Rd. Newport 8Hch 640-48&8 $1,850.000 · Sat/~:30 •2807 Harbor View [jr, H.V Hiiis, CdM 644-9060 $595.500 Sat/SUn 1-5 •240 Hazel Or (Ooeln View) Corona del Mar 759-0915 Agt $725.000 Sat/Sun 11-5 1912 Highland Or, Baycrest. Newport Bch 846-2163 $179,000 Sunday 1-4 19!>5 trvtne Ave (nr Westcllff)CM 845-7078 $195,000. Sun 1-5 2001 KlnQ9 Ad .• Cllffheven 831-1400 $479,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2040 8hlpwey Ortw, a.,w.1, NI 831-7300 1286,000 Sun 1·5:00 10051 Suntan CttcM, Huntington a.ct\ ~2313 1159,950 SuncMV 1-5 208 Tuttln AV9nU9, Nftport Helghta, NB 831-7300 $349,000 Sun 1-5:00 * 18732 Vla V•ona. Turtle Rock IMne ~ 750-1501 1319,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ..,2~1 Vleta Or., 8aycr91t, N.B M4-90e0 1385.000 Sundey 1-4 404 Vllta Parada, Bklffa NB 7eo-1333 $335,000 Sun 1-5 V 1905 Tacht Reeolute, s..vtew. NB 831-7300 $479,500 Sat/Sun 1·5:00 4RDROOll * • 29351 Via Portofa, Laguna Nlguel 495-0478 S1M,OOO. Sat/Sun 10-5 --* • 1208 Cambridge NB 759-9100 1324,000 Sat/Sun 1:30-4:30 1507 LI"°°'"· W•tcllff NB 644-7020 $319.<>0q Sat/Sun 1-5 333 Miiford, Cameo Shoret, N.8 6.-o-4868 $545,000 Sunday 1-5 426 Plazza Lido, Lido Ille NB 673-7300 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 252 Roblnhood Lane CM 759-9100 $167,000 Sat/SUn 1:J0-.4:30 500 Roci<ford, Cameo Hghlands CdM 759-1501 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••828 St. Clair, Meea ci.t Mar CM 751-3191 S149.900 Sat 12-5 223 Via Ithaca, Lido IM, N.B 644-9060 385,000 Sunday 1-5 912 Via Lido Soud, Lido 1 .... Nwpt Bch 640-5560 '649.000 Sunday 1-5 **343 v1a Udo Soud. Lido 111e 673-7300 $1,800,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2406 Via Marina, Back Bay 844-24&6 ... 216;000 2850 VIila Ornllda, Bluffs NB 640-8288 $229,000 Sun 1-5 4 BR plue ,AM All or DEN •• 19 Royal St.George, Big Cyn NB 644-6200 $599,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * ** • 400 Momlngttar Ln. Ovr Shra,NB 495-8460 $850.000. OBO Sun 1-5 * • 4821 Gorham, Cameo Shoree COM -M4-6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 * • 5 Rue Chateau Royal, Big Cyn NB 644-6200 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •29 Balboa Coves, Welt Newport, N.8 631-1400 $495,000 Sunday 1-5 **29 Balboa Covet. West Newport 631-1400 $495,000 Sun 1-5 **601 Bayside Dr, PrOQ'lotory Bay 631-1400 $925,000 Sat/Sun 11-4:30 1160 Bolte Way. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $182,000 Sunday 1-5 1867 Bonalre Way. Newport Beach 646-0891 $270,000 Sun 12-5 20 Brook1tone (Woodbridge) Irv 559-5190 $215,000. Sun 1-5 •• 1106 oOver Drive, Wettcllff, N.B 644-9060 $320,000 Sunday 1-5. 518 El Modena, Newport Height•. N.B 640-4868 $360,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •400 Evening Star Ln (Dover Shoree) NB 644-6636 $875,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •2001 Galatea Terrace, lrvtne Terrace, NB 631-7300 $750,000 Sun 1-5:00 1441 Galaxy, Dover Shoret, Npt Bch 5-'8·5647 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 * 1233 Highland. Dover Shoree NB 760-8333 $498,000 Sun 1-5 •2030 Highland Or. ·Harbor Highland•. NB 631-7300 $2~0,000 Sun 1-5:00 20 Hlllsbourough. Harbor Hiii. N.B. 760-1900 $895,000 Sunday 1-5 611 lrvlne Aye, NB 644-6200 $329,000fee 3064 Java Rd .• M ... Verde. CM Sun 1-5 645-0303 $389,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 303 La Jolla. Newport Beach 631-1266 $399,000 Sunday 1:30-5 •• 10334 La Tortola, Fountain Valley 983-8377 $159,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5 *34 Mono Bay Spyglaa NB ' 759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5 3728 Ocean Blvd. Olde Corona det Mar 644-9080 S 1,300,000 SUnday 2-5 ••18-48 Port Sheffletd, H.V. Hiiis, N.B 844-9080 ~9.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1211 PorttkJe. Broedmoor NB e.44-8177 ~5.000 Sun 1-4 28 Royal St George, ~ Cyn NB &44-6200 $987,000 Sun 1-5 2451 Marino, Baylhor• NB ..,.22 RC>Y81 St George, Big Cyn NB 759-1501 $395,000 Sat/Set 1-5 7ec>-8333 1&45,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1528 Orange Ave,(Corn. Palmer)Coete M... * • V' 10 Rue Martellle, ~ Canyon, N.B 873-1800 $215,000 Sun~ 11-4 759-0708 1780.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1084 Peeced« Or, Dover Shoree1 NB *1808 Sandatwood. 8aycr91t NB 831-7300 1625,000 Set/Sun 1·5:00 · &44-8200 $315,000 Sat 11-4/Sun 12-6 •332 Potneettla. Coron. dee Mar *1828 88n'*G<> Ortw. Bayawt, NB 831·7300 ~.000 Sun 1-5:00 831·7300 1339,000 Set/Sun 1,5:00 2318 Aedlanda,·~ Beech 1148 Sent .. OrWe, Oo¥er Shoree. NB e.45-0303 12215,000 Sundey 1-4 831·7300 SMe,000 Sat/8'.wt 1..S:OO ••64 Royal St George, IMg Cyn NB . *1642 9entteao Ortw. 8ayct•t, NI 844-e200 12, 100.aootum Sllt/8un 1-5 831-7300 '380,000 Sun 1-5:00 7 Rut ChetMU Aoyel, 86g Cyn NB 1219 Sofr.-... l.W1 W.ndtff, N8 e.44-7020 $479,000 8un 1-6 '31-7300 1450,000 Sun 1..S:OO ••v7 Aue Dleuvtle, 86g Cyn NB 3213 So. Timber, 8Mta Ana 780-8333 t5".000 Sun 1-5 &48-2313 1114,950 Sun 12-4 e..-14 "'-Unt Ctoud. 86g canyon, Ne ••111~9uvt Ctrcte. ~ Y•O.. C.M 720-1782 Sat/8un 1-8 I 845-0~ 1389,000 -lundey 1-S ••4eo'1 a111ttore, Welt Newpor1 •4839 tremont l9M, Cem.o Shena, NB 931.1400 aeae.ooo Sat/Sun 1-s 831-1~ Mel.ooo 8etl8un 1-a~ ~----..,----~----~~~~~-=-==---~--~--~~--:~-- , .. ••20<4 Sen Remo, Udo I ... , Npt 8Mch e.44-9080 '625,000 Sunday 1-5 222 Via Koran, Udo NB 8-44-8200 M25,000 222 Via Koran, Udo Ille NB e.44-8200 M25,000 Sun 1-5 ••222 VI• Lido Nord, Lido IM, N.B M4-90e0 $1,550,000 Sunday 1-5 124 Via Lore•, Udo Ille NB 873-7300 $379,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 ...-32 Vienna, Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333._$479,000 S•t/Sun 1-5 320 Vl1ta Trucha, Bluffs NB 844-6200 $238,500 Sun 1-5 530 Weetmlnster. Newport Beech '. 645f 7009 $209,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2006 Windward Lane, Baycreat, NB 631-7300 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:00 5 BEDROOM 2665 Baylhore Or. Bayshore NB 759-9100$569,000 Sun 2-5 2042 Pt. Weybridge, HV Homes COM 720-0505 345,000 Sun 1-5 I 1 5 BR plue FAM AM or DEN 33801 Ave. Callta, San Juan Capistrano 661-3208 $284,500 Sat/Sun 11-5 ••1650 Bayadere Terrace (IN. Terr.) CdM 644--6636 $995,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1615 Bay Cliff Cir, Spyglass Ridge, NB 631 -7300 $560,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:00 2706 Blackthorn, Eaatblutt, Newport Beacil 540-1151 $379,500 Sunday 1-5 ••1429 Galaxy Dr, O.Shoree NB 751 -3191 $475,000fee Sun 1-4 ••1014 Mariners, Dover Shores. Nwpt Bch 852-8715 $719,000 LH Sat/Sun 1-5 1226 Polar!• Drive. Dover Shoret, NB 631-7300 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:00 1830 Port ~enwlck, HVH, Newport Beach 760-8661 $379,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 v44 RldgellneOr, Harbor Ridge Estatee. NB 631·1000 $825,000 Sun 1-5:00 ••v25 Rldgetlne, Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333 $4,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 16 Rocky Point, Spyglass COM 644-6200 $1,295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1206 Santiago Or, Dover Shores, NB 831-7300 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:00 * 194'8 Santiago Drive. Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $895,000 Sun 1-~00 *""' 14 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge NB 760-8333 S1,695,000 Sun 1-5 ••6 Trafalgar, Harbor Ridge NB &..a-4868$1,950,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 **510 Via Lido Nord, l:.ldo Isle. N.B 644-9060 $1.750,000 Sunday 1-5 6 Yorkshire, Harbor Ridge-NB 644-6200 $1 , 195.000 Sun 2-5 8BEDAOOM * *333 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle NB 6«-6200 $1, 100,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ** 103 Via Lido Soud, Li<so Isle NB 759-9120 $2,950.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8 BR plue FAM AM or DEN * 8 Cypress Pt, Big Cyn NB 644-6200 $1 ,295,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 20691 Aquatic Lane. Huntington Beach 1 546-2313 S 166,950 Sunday 1-5 **2001 Bayside Or, Corona det Mar 644-9060 $2,975,000 Sunday 1-5 ••15 Muir Beach (Spyglass) COM 631-1266 $2,500.000 Sunday 1-5 ***•101 Via Lido Soud, LI, NB 673-7873 $4,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 CONDOS FOR SALE 2BEDAOOM . •26522 Lucinda. Mission Viejo 759-1501 S149,900 Sun 1-5 1000 W. MacArthur(1 27), So Coast Metro 557-7914 $435,000 Sunday 1-5 2 BR plue FAM AM or DEN v50 Sea Pine. Big Cyn NB 760-~33 $315,000 Sun 1-5 3HDROOM •2129 Vista Entrlda, Bluns 759-1501 $369.000 Sun 1-5 3 M plue FAM RM or D!N 11 Lassen (Parkcr .. t). Irvine 786-6130 79&-6130 Sun 1-• •2832 Vl1ta Del Oro., (The Bluff•) Nwpt Sch 840-8931 $185.000 fee land SatfSun 1-5 2700 Vl1ta Umbroea. The Bluffs. NB 831-1300 $2~9.500 Set/Sun 1·5:00 DUPLEUl 1a1 2MpNe1M 398 H.,,,...onl. eo.ta Meta &4&-7171 •189.600 RINTALI 2•HOUSll Sunday 1-5 - 234 Hant Of (~ View) Cof ona det Mar 759-091~ ''2300/mo Sat/Sun 11 ·5 r H.V. taE "Carmel'' model. 3 Bd. $240.000 fee. Great loc. "Portof}no", tge yd & pool Avail. with $22,000 (8~) down, 1 lfWPllT s1311a1 j PETE ' BARRET! REALTY .~ JAC'IUE Cal.I.JM .,_._"' .... I *ll>OISl.E* ........ ,1~ 111•1.81-....... --·-T~ e ,..,.. aftlttng on 2 ---tt. to St. Iota. ~ Comr 2 ..... 2 ...... werm'8drfn38ecouMry .. Ullll ... aa9'J11 hofT'9 •""" n. & ............ ... ,,_.,, 'ffd. NotHnt .. 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Pf'loo ooean SY OWNER aJI~. 3133 ·~ t :. • • • vate enciOMd petlo and OPEN SUN 1·5 Oublln CM \S 119.500 huge muter suite 32• MARIGOLD 545-2•28 974-5130 Motivated aeller hH 673-1181 priced below their ooet at --1 --.------1111 ITllTll just $795,000 Submit on .._, _ _,.. Lovely 3 Bd, 3 Ba home terms OHL Y $299.500 FIRM! located In Hl~Mt • .itu- See at 32• Poppy today ated on comer lot & Feeing quiet Hani Ortve. beautifully landscaped. Ocean and Hiii Vlewl J u s t r e d u c • d t o OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM S 12•.000. '(,,'mm111 dr/. Ifni ··luf'l'tli,•J h'jl-8~.9~ 3407 l Ceast ""'·· c.- Traditional Realty 631-7370 From The Mitchell Aodbell Collection Prominent Designer Pattern·M296, Sizes 8·20 -~~ ft11 ty •tty '''''"'II nQ 'lt>I\ H •y M'9i •\ I 'iloTIOOl"lt w1tl'I I 11 n1 •ecJ ho111 s•-rr I CIOU 11111 SlllPO«l ()ti 0111 l'lo.ilO«< !)111111.0 'IO<hfl C 1,1h-O l\fff'll l ie lff'1!'1tf'CI on Ill• 11nOf>f 011nt 1 Tn_.t i. I 1 .. II/Mii 'JOU want 10 Clll("' 11'1• WI .. 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Own•r boat marine.. High gr.... dbl Oaf, petlo. A.viii now petlo, M25 I tO Joann CM NB.or HB think of us A ~r••t place 0 ~~.Jr.i;-r Wknd•. 120-!4'03 Oyt. 'VllW-1eo-ees5 t0t as>s»t Giant n•rdWOOd•. Mk No PM• ms 931.1• u 1 L • 0 ae. 1ma11 P•• 01<. n11i ror that ~ or PC•' ••Y·6 P~~:i~ ....,.....,. __ _.....,.-___ ·------iil-lllllimil.liiiiiillllm-Owner llU built anoll'I«, 1U-...... Ind hleke>fy. Lek• of ffle fenced coz 2bdrm fem rm, format ' dlM 846·1413 11\llno ~~~.~~u~;nla couna. f • llllmfllllT lllAl•IH IMge lmmac &Bt pool 48dS8e27001qn lnclln· Ozark•, MANourl. Ao9d w/fMid bltn."' garl lhop wl wet bar, country 28' 2h T'Wnh11-ctiiid T8L MOM1" 842·1803 P'Oo11.c1oMtobUtlneet. .,ml nt• ~atom home on ~ law Quartere. Sharp, frontage • .,.._ wrvflY,jz. klda yrd H OO hurry kllcMr\ Nr prvt bc:MI. <* 1911 W~ •t03 NB A!ALTY 875"1842 OC Airport, F11lllo Lowpnc1oct11i.&<>q. 2 Md tu• owr Iha P~· :~1~e:;ri:9'torraw qu1t1endot11rMt w°' :':::"'~:Ver/ an-t190e.atR1tylM ~·~~~s1::~0:/8"0. M25Nope11175·92i1 WlllUllYILUll i111nd.convenle(l1~ bdrm.2car1ttechld91r· FMntl on an UtYmabllj S'7 t9.000LH.852·8715 tred• UH.OOO. Ed 11ctuded. Wlldarneae Ooeltl Vl9w, 2 8d t loft 2 Brp•tlo,lndry rm,bltna. 1&2 8drm1pt1.pool.epe. onalght •· newet Townhome IO•n of S281.000 and you R & H INVESTMENTS le 0 n•1 11 0w"1 Ag t ., ... Vear atound fleh.. cu1tom Condo w/111 L.l. MYt ,.,,, thl• 3bf ~b• carprt. M25 mo. Gu pd. lndry rm. patio. baleony Cozy flttplact , huge own • 38A, alngle Mwtl OPEN SAT/SUN 1·! 842•9e01I 844•4720 _ Ing. ldMI IOOatlOn. Good am•nlt1•1. 11000/mo IPlt M acc.nlld by ltp6C 78 ! 11111 St IM&-8074 No pttt S585 to fe75. Slnglll t & 2 Bdff'fl Apett. muter eulte, communr\y w/wood & glall In U · 1014 Marln«I VILLA BALBOA PENTHSE h~ound. Very~. 973.3717 Agt 2 C gar 11060 53f..ftto Ir, r9frlg, crpll, drPI l'St.MANAGEMENT menll & Townl!OU .... pool I 898· 10% dn a clu&lve pvt community. 2BA. 2BA. lam rm. ffpl, l!ll 'tor horM renctl &mall 2" Condo 1 bath Belt Alty fM 60+S350 "°· Avl 411 154-0081 ot842·1803 (Ask about lurnlth owi*'mayMlpwtthclot-Prlvel• bl.ell & club EASTBLU'F 381 288, air, lttyl1Qht1 lllru·out, vauttld oo~ ca11m'~ Game.prMll'YIT .. •• Sl951mo. Call ~9·H23 •-•If.Ill m 842-8502 Ev" 181 t I I •7•• aptt. c!>mpl91 t•lltwlm1h•~ l!'lg coeta. Oltri• CNIS>tl +l91'1nl•. Nr Rlti-Cartton den w/frplc. Like new. 09ilfng1, pool/jaC, d90k, • -' ~· ,., -• .. 1 • en• ,.,. t3MHI · OwMr/Agt. Jeri Hunl. \/1•w, bHutllul ~ard, vltw,MC.,SHl,OOOcaatt key or r8bblt oc-atlOn 0t 751~9\91 2·11oty38d3Baln or .. t •2Bdrm.r9frlo.Nopeta.2 fBR16Xcondo.W•lk10 ~~fo~ahortt9t'm" R6"M~'' IM~Hl&4H-2005 P•tlo.V•ryprv1 S2HIOOO down,wllhnoqualltylng. d .. lreble. 100% Ttmblr w .. tllda 2Br 1&1. g•r. •r•e. A vail now persona S51Ctmo, 1H1 beach. Pool/epa. gated. ton •r). on Jambor• By Own•r. Land ncl. S219 000. 150-1 t90 and mln«el rlghle go w/d, tUtup. nlee yrd. No $2300/mo. Agt 780•1333 Maple Ave. Agt 838-0772 $625/mo. Call 881·0223 Ad g at San Joaquin Hiiie 'lnanclng negotlabla, • With ranch. Muctl Wild PlllSl75+dep545-7983 Npt Crllt 28d+cMri 21,;ba ._. L 7·,.0 Rd. La_..1.ua lltatl 842.0350 °' 790.9391 Wat•rfrontldock 5 Id. game. lnveet In Ametlea. Mini vu. Avl now fOf 4 •BEAUT 18r, frple, pool. aat. ..... ,. · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OPEN ROOse u.,a; '' l HVH Som•rHt bHUt ~7~ .. //:.~e.;,e7 ::~s.ooo Tllll transaction ctn bl .... ; lat Ult moe. or I yr. 81260/mo, =:~03~ a: ~ti HA 28X patiO. garage. IU-11H . . 17, lmmao. 4 bf poof, spa, CS.0« 58r 3Ba. Alklng handled compietely by 1 720.0133 Of 7M-5082' al e d/w ooln laundry. I·-----••• .. U&J If IWm vi.w. TO% down. app1ox. $3711.500 Aaaum fine WlTll LIYlll •Y mall. Flrat come, flrll i (ux oo::;; VJeW eonao , •VILLA MARSEILLES* $87°5/mo' 8"1-5084 •1...... S1300 mo By owner 780-888t or IM2 8153 ON THE BAY ........... ~h Mt'Ve. Write Farmt, Box •28drm 38ath cs., loft Nw9t Shof•3-4Bf 2~8a .. l g 1 & 2Bdrm Apia Ale. • •• ,.._. R·2 (al;~ ecre) lot. S 188.000. '29351 Via • 42 ft boat d~~ &;iboe 3 t2, Eldon, Mlaaourl •Sa.na 2 frplo pool J8C 2 bllla to beh. CloM to d l w. Quiet a peac.tul. •2BR 29A IN 4·PLEX* -... ,. t Eno! 28t 18&. ,,._ appllancN. Portola, 4115--0476 i-•llUTI coves. Pvt. community. 85028. Phone 314· •Garage IM4·9539 Ev" poof/191'\nla H2-M83 we 11CCept• pell. From Bllns. cptt. drpa, 91'\ctJa~ e.:,u~f~~2:;8:o:':moor. Auumnnanolng.(213) I IN L -alt water 11et1vlly •t your ~~2~~.:t::r.~~.111· Dueflng2br'aOMhmew/2 Onlayfront wlaandybeh. S585. 7141551-8200 Sll600kupad. No5~~:.~~ fngs •viii $1450. Sorry. 438·35ee. (71")281-1223 ~t C• With gllamlng hardWood. doorat•ps or ret111 and ,..__.... be & garage 5700 or 29r 11600. Call Betty '* ESTSIOE 1Br new ep. _ no pets. 780-09111 TRIPi:EX wlroom for 2 Ille end cerpet. Cornlf enJoy the view 3 Bdrm, 3 1.l bl .... t !Ill wlfrplc & garage 1750 845-9181 or e....4-2270 erpt. <lfP• S•50. No pets Close to ocean. 1Br quiet HMfM llUT llY more unit•. Super Npt fireplace 91'\hancea till• beth, 3 car garage. 36"Xc "rr11nef."M l8"XC 539·8190 Beat Rlty fM YOU DESERVE ITll 6'46·4382 complex. lndry carport. •Ill,...... * llUT LllAT111 Hg ts loc. 1290.000 contemporary 3Bdrm, 2 $435,000. ' . G 9d II I No pe\a $525. 536-0490 SpeetaclJlar golf cour .. Nr beach. Eaate«M Co11a Owner/A.gt 645·1682 bath home L•the· OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 N. San ~o, F & c .ex-Ooeanvlew TwnllM 39r. at V l~e, pure uxury, 3 e'cifm 1 112 Ba, ' ~ view tfo_i;n !his 39drm "4eaa 38r 2Ba. big yrd. shaded patio, manicured 35eALBOACO\/ES change.S3Kvaluep/eo. Nr bell. Get9d corom 2Nr 2 A8• Condo. townhouse ap1a. Bll·lna, NEW LUXURY CONDOS charmer. Pool. Jaouu~ cov•red petlo $135,000. T1U1 • ULL lawns and gardens. Thia.,. MLIWIU Ullll l.L Wu... $1600. Agt •98·5980 -,• .. n3t l~~n3g· By •PPt ow Incl. Patios. kids ok. 1 & 2 Bedroom• perk·llke gardens. 2 c•r. B o ner 848 0370 S399.000 Hatbor Rldol 1astefully de>M home may ...., on Y" t· · $726/mo 8"5·66461 Huntington Harbor area ar at door Full security E~ ... OPEN SUNDAY CondoRtnallNl'loefor just bl the on• for you. 111-111• Rou ... !I& or c .... NB.. •••• •• Aaa 650·7275 Pool. tennis. racquetball ~many more amenltllt. t2 5 270E 18111 St -5Jaarnlne Creekor81g $170,000. Resp. local fern. W8nll v.u; UH --S800-S1200/rno R d I anrv FOt • . . Cond I 1•2 1200 3.4 bdrm• In nic. .,.. 1 id 16a condO. Tennie, 3BR.1'..\ba TIHM, t/plC, B•0-4881 ea y oroccup .,. -• Can/on ow garage • • *WTW* LN/ rehUI s.nd Into' Pluth r 2ba fem hm ctubhouH & pool blllna. wld hkup, gar. nr --appointment. plelM call E~!!A!!'loo11~7'J!':o 1 1-7884 or 72o-<>4~ Houae +-2 unite. Monthly to IQ Box. 8708-594 sunken l/r wlfrple dbl gar $5115/mo P.ie 75t·3191. Harbo1/Wll1on. $675, SE.ABRIDGE VILLAS 8""-0509. Sorry. no pell ,......., ..... *'' IWlll* 1 1 $1430 L · ' mid $700'1 no laat 788·7601 or 548-5808 APARTMENTS •llOP• & bua. Gar~ on ;s~~~~:.':8 :0 y.ar ·fix~ Npt Bch-Ca 92856-t7oe 539.9190 Best Rlty fM 3 Bdrm 2 ba new erpt:e. S 75 BR 1 -1 --New luxury ap111oc11ed In •WESTCLIFF Lg 2Bdrm alllyl Quiet & MC uded 4br -.. fam. rm, 3ba. 2•86 Onty 5168 500 Robeft tallll treahly painted. HOO. 4 . 1 . re r g .• no prestigious SHbrldg• 1e1. new decor, patio Eat19'<MC.M.nr 17th St. sqltS270,000 646·.0891 Mllttken Ag.tM2.7404 l1at. 0 plus $1000 ... c . pets,edullaprel72•.Apt master plan community. Adllaprel645·8152 ~~i'ved:;''3~g·c:~:1~:~: *FRESH PAINT ~BR 2ba I . • ... " rar1l1k.. 36drm w/lrg yerd, pool. 8 18 13 8 9 . 5 7 5 0 0, 0. Jamee St 873-7787 t ml 10 bch. 24 hr man· BAYFRONT Oownatllrl EdwFlahBkr533·8176 Plus Guest House. FLP. SaaCl .. ntt l '1 Kld1/pel10K.S850 mo + 818/337-9706 a.J '-field ned security entrance. 1Br19a relrlg$875+111, hardwood.845-7009Agt. LIDO BAYFRONT Home tiltu ••I llr 1112 111 & $1200 security. 18 t•l•l .. I ~l . lighted 1ennls courts. In· 1ast&SlOO.CallS1ndyat "·aa tat I 10••-1W 29 A!! f 1 t 714/964·7016 OR ,. door racque1ball. sauna. 64,-0126 .,. 1trHllOH 122 000 1't Open Sal/Sun 1-5. 101 * UNllH * r ..,.,.en ront, Pf' va • 213/827-5554 Val1r1l1... 2410 APAllTlllTI pools. spas. recreation ___ "'="..,..,.,.,,,.,.,..'7""'::~-=-- BEAOT as, 2ba. By owner Cliff Haven 3br 'iba •P· \/la Lido Soud & Ocean-Orama11c modem custom bHcll. pool, securl1y s lh a 2 s I bulldlng Unfurnished CLIFFHAVEN· 2 Bd 1B• Must Move S 159.900 prox. 2000 .Q. tt.' re-front Duple• 673· 7873 home. 5 levels, spa, lrg S 1100/mo. PP 642· 1802 Caauel IM~ In 3br 2ba 2 :9' 2 •~P c:n ~ P~rl<I ngd f:9:~ 1~1 apt~ bachelor~. 1 & 2 Bdrm 't Ir pie. gar etc'. Ideal ior r. •93·7587 or 858-7023 modeled house .. rloed et Lido. main bayfront. deck & yard. Ocean view . airy wlchef'e klteh fncd 4 ... ~~· a, p n~ __ _.. w MP a u am y MC Iott apt S659·S 1"39. tired cple. No pets. $800 trom most rooms. Design« fully furn 2 Bd kid $700 at 539·8190 ,,_ ot Newport .......... lions. Heat pd. No pell 960•2418 1y 548-5308 Ptutala $283.000 lor lest sale. w/dock 3 Bdrm CUiiom S339 500 Agl 496-5980 townllouN . Poot & t9"nla Best Rily ,.. 8CrOl9 from So eo .. t 2Bdrm 2Ba S690·S700 mo year Vall 1034 Agt (71"1631·5103 S 1,350,000 Will conllder · court St 195 673-0896 Plue. ga•. w•tlf ulll. 3Bdrm 28a S750 SUWlll YILLAIE G.,,..l-an_;t""'3~Bd...,..,-m-2=-=e-a "":'L-::ld~o 17 trade Agt 873·3777 aJ11a C11= 1., .. L ... Shoutlngvalue la$425beh lncld.tOOI W•ttSlevens 398W.Wlleon 631·5583 \/lllegeupstalrs2000sqlt QI + Piil/SPA Allordable Channeltrnt Lovely" Bd Spanish Style Spectacular C5Qean VJ; . l.g111 IC• ., bungalow w/utlla pd or Ave, C. M. Sl75. mo. llSTI Ill& WH 1111 S1•00t mo 673-3777 A.gt 81511,000. On cul de sat. ~~u~:'~::.~~~nr Best oceanfront .,.. Extensive customization. ma~ Sl'lores 28r/2L. ~~~ ~:'-6~:, G:'st v: (2131933•7708 aft 6pm , I ILUll -NEWPORT VILLA APTS Bkr. "3·8377 $795.000 Terms 1vell 3000 Sq Ft. $284.500 At-·ea vu, walk beh t91'1nla ,.rt•tall F1rabk.. .. LY V Live where you have A r xlmately 1 mile lrom •• t. .. ••L 040 Ullll PllllllU (714) 673·3777 A.gt. sumable loan. 33801 pool apa $1225 8e1·8293 Small 2 Br Condo, 1 beth. New Apartment complex. •Spectacular apts r:. ~each 642·2357 -• Ave. Callta. 661·3208 $695/mo. Call 549·9823 Ready for occupency In * 1 & 2B 1 & 29 1te1 · 1111 lllN llMl 11 IWPT llJ NEWPORT CREST FIX-OPEN-SAT/SUN 114 L111a111111 so or 75l-819J Ctrt•• ••• •ar Zl22 Aprll. 2Bdrma $530/mo & •Spac1o'u11ownh~~. OC_E_A_N-Sl __ D __ E_o_f-=-9,...,.1b_o_• \/aeant 3 Bd fixer. Frplc. READY TO MOVE FROM ERS. Wllg essum. loena. LEtSUAEWOR[o I a· L.. 2·2,.2 BRlbalb.lcony Lux 38drma S80S/mo. Gas •Ftreplaces 43rd st 1-Bd tba de· Value S 130.000, try L.A.? You must '" this Desperate owners Wiii 1at1 Aaa l Granada Manor. 2BR 1ba. iat. ar .. ar " TIHM close to bch. $450 ran~•· gerbege dlapoaal. •Private balconlu or teched unit. gar. yrly $1 15,000. ;~:~0~o~~ro~.Y<;\~:; car~ 2~~sd:i 3&:5b~;~:· By owner: Super 3 bdrm 2 prime loc .. alngle story. SElOOM XVXILI Weatt;;;. Prof prel. 673· 1617 retr g & carport. For In· Garden patios $650/mo t dep. Leav• AlllT HO-HIJ Agt " • • • ba upgraded many xtraa $58,500. Truelee. Call ly Bey TownhouN. boet formation call phone number for appt. Speclallzlng In Orange g~~Ll~•YTr: o!~~~~-llWHIT tncldg spa. N~ Park & so 8051646-6707 allp. 59r 3Ba. d.bl gar. Spacloue lutly turn. lbr TIPA •IT OI. WH lln 646-275115-48-6933 County Foreclosures. etructed hOme on the EmlTllllll Cat Plue Appl, No egts L I ' I l Z 191'\n, pool, •II amenities ept. w::c;,o behe ·~~8;· (211)121-ll.. •3 Lighted tennis courts BLOCK TO BEACH. DE· F $157.500. 557-3344 IJlll lfll S1675 mo. 472.-0668 utll pd /mo 7 1 Between 2pm-4pm Mon· •2 Swimming pools TATCHEO UNIT. 1 BR SHARP EXEC. HOME ge:v1;1~~:·r o::p~:.~:d aum ••••• a __ I II l 2 SH<5RES. lr118d comm. mat 2244 c"'' "' day through Friday •Streams & pond• Iba. garage. Yearly Just steps to bctl. only S this property and esklng Uve In a flower·lllled park Alla I •BR hm. Pvt b~ll . •Sorry. no pets 5650/mo yrty On 43rd yrs old. 1 Sty, 3 bdrm. only $480,000 Clint selling Pool. huge lot, PRICED TO SELL Secl apa. New lurn 29, 2L. dbl gat. No pell uu. •• Eaetslde 2Br. new decor, •Furnishings evail St. Leav~ pll. number'°' catll celllnga. lge fam· Moses 875•5038 or private RV or boat park-1 $115.000. Nice 3 BR •93-•804 $875/mo. 786-2340 ALL UTILITIES PAID aw.hr. encl gar & patio. WHY NOT CALL appt 64g.27511548-e933 rm. this model never on 631 •1266 1 n g Sp a ct o u a wlnardwoodflra60x135' It L ll I No pell $850+ cleaning marttet tJeforr.-eaiLC· W~tolaree own· Fullet "lty&5a-12ea_ l!!P!rl IC• :lBR home In WOOdbrldge. Compare Our S\Yle & lrg sec. 5•8·•536 111·1111 ''"' 2 I llll(w/frtft) A.gt June. 962-8008 ers sat MOVE IT Must Bl~nyon golf course ~ r ...... 3r.··· not •SP~• EA'STSIOE Lg tv -Drapes & cetPI'~ ni1t l 4 see. 5299,000 Fee. Call ••~ilt lt•H l l condo 3 br 2'h be, tennis, ;~~/ ove~ •7~~ f:8~ •Lovety pool . dec:or•ted 2 & ";:, A~~: SUWlll YILUIE area· Call 642·•387 *.w.E. Fl.•lllAEI ~obln Tench 631•1266 b t OOO·lg tBd Syr old yd pool, pvt patio. gar. av111 mo " • !~::,,i.-a~~:~~ng Starting at $590. 2214 15555 Hunt1ng1on Vlllege VERSAILLES 1 Bd xlnt. INIV BAYFRONT 4 Br. 4 bar• I·~~~~. patio $225 mo nr Bay St "''· S1850. 673·1767 e~=~~:~ul v~e~w:ho~~~ •Private patloe Coll~· Ave. 6~2-5210 Lane. from San Diego quiet location. Full NCUr· Lg 3br 2'hba condo. tam. modeled. pier, $990.000. I'•" CM 6•6·84831646· 1"58 E.aatblutf 3Bd 3 Ba grea1 $1495/mo 673·4299 365 Wiison 642-1117 1 E·alde lg 1 & 29drm 29a. Freeway, north of Beach lty bldg. Ava II now rm. aep. din. rm. ale. COV· Make offer May trade.MS* BEAUT. garden patio 2 br, IOC. Only S995/mo. 8 mo B •--k-fl qule1 & clean. Pool. lndry to McFadden. weal .• on S875/mo 64•·7215 Agt erecl P•tlO w/wood deck. _Submit. 840-7000 9kr Nwpl Hts Condo 366 E 2 b~. SS9K. beaeh, boat INM Agt~ 67S.8000 lllTlLS-ut .... c rm. water pd $475 Up ~cFadden . YOU-OESERVE ITll ~. ;r~;!~ 'ls~~~o Beau111v1 Hrbr \/u Home 15th St 3Br 2'ABa. Quall-slip poss Bkr 675-4010 ...... lafwtllllle4 CALL US REGARDING lllT 11111'1 P1llllT See Set/Sun 10am-•pm. Wall< to beach bachelor Gated Village. pure luxury. 2Br•den or 39r Lg ty construction Lae -MSTI Ill& C. I 2202 IRVINE LEASES Beautllul & park like FOR 1•7 E 18th Stree1 Stbve, refng, lndry lee 2Nr 2 'A B a Condo. llOIElflLE assum 1st TD Xlnt buy purchase option S1250 121160. Meyflower with atrl lmH hast lltaftJ Tt-iE DISCRIMINATING FIREPLACE. pOot, patto. $A25/mo 536-4637 ~ elegant llvlng. By appt S2•00 down, seller et $229,000 Own r mo/$165.000 760·t465 lrontkllcllen large llvlng· IBTW 18124Culv9'0r,lrv. PROFESSIONAL X-LG 1 & 29r Ap11. E· lmH 2744 onty 631·5439. provides FHA financing. 759-0805 or 675-0655 -~HlfllllT* dining area: Maple In· J&Olll IUln 111-llOO J & 2Bdrm Furnlded Side $550 Up 557·26"t S Cl t 2??11t low fixed Interest rate. ------._. terlors Large bath wl1h · ~tllltlea Fr•· . IEW APAJlTlllTS 11 ••ta 1 • 2~R townhouse with gar-llST VAUE OPEN HSE SAT /SUN 11·4 stall shower and tub. Pl• IUUIElllT LltHI ltack 2241 LA QUINT A HERMOSA llSTUT II llllTMWIH PAii OCEANFRONT Specious age. Only $83.500. Call WHTOLIFF 4909 SEASHORE DR Gold carpet. King size l1•111M1ll 26r Iott. den, n~Ba. 18211 Parkside Ln. HB S-495/mo 1 Bd, I Ba. gar, 2Br 2ea, gate lock entry. Peg Dameron 559-9400 Excepllonal 4 bdrm. lamlly Spacious Country French bedroom. $17.500 Friendly charming street l•l·M•1 lndry rm, close to shops. Located In the blautltul Many amenltlea. Adil room. tor ma I dining. pool home The ultimate In Call 540-5937 3 Br upper unit. Bay view, s 1050 (213)378-8968 t923 Pomona Northwood area ol lrvlne bldg. No pet a S 1100 -t ••ii~ I ~-on beautiful 1ree lined construction. Nearly.new. trplc. $1250 l~rt ltack 2 It TSL MANAGEMENT Northwood Park olfllfa sec. Call 9 to 5 492.4g29 tY. 8 t r 8 et s 2 6 9 . 5 o o Jeff Briery, Realtor Lrg Spacious Dbl llke new 3 Br slngle famlly home Nlguel Shores 3 br, 2 ba. BEACH FRONT 2nd Ilse 642· 1603 1. 2 & 3 bedroom garden 1811 •--27M _,,___ 63 t.1266 Call675·9111 2br2ba,lamrm,wetbar. $1100 sea vu, walk bch tennis rear 5550/mo Clean, Large 1 & 29r. pool, lndry apartments ,... 120l ltffl •stH lriH Oceanfront giant IOI ap-5* Park Ownr 531"3159 p 0 0 I/. p. s 1 2 2 5 cute 1 Bd patio. lge gar, room. From S•59. t884 Nr So Cat Plaza 2 br. 2 be. llV. PU.IC IPH SAT/Sii 12·• proved lor • Condos. NEWPORT BCH: Re· lalMI 661•6293 avall 3124·6125 Cell Monrovia 548-0336 llOlll llHTllOTll WIO hkup, frplc, crpft. Tllnl I• RIME CURT HERBERTS 11 $850.000 673-3777 Agt 1 duced Model perfect p-:·aila •-,7 Off coast hwy unique 2br (7 14) 873·4005 ---HITS AVllWLI patio, $900. 631·7956 ABr 2'hBa, lam rm, formal 2BR 2ba $41.500 Quiel ...... ..., w/appts cozy lrptc $650 --Brite &. airy nu cpta & drps One and Two Bedrooms .---- dining rm & IMng rm I ·~i~~-OCUI YIEW IAlllll park tor adlts 18 yrs/up Charming rn COttage u t 11 a I r.. de ta 11 a Arart•H l l, U1 f. 1•00 sq II 29r 1f.9• .... $359.000 By Owner. !'••.• Spectacular OCEAN. Agt Judy 646·7171 2bdrm,1bath$700/mo. 539·6t90BestRlly lM TownhouM.Mlcro,"frpte. Hand1cappedun111 OayW()f't(er.nokld1Mek1 ShOwn by Appl o"y. _,rt --· BAY.~ CITY LIGHTS 673·1633 laJMI 1111.. 27M gar. Caacadlng streams alsoavallable nlte worker. Pvt bath. (714)854·0106 aft~..!'\ View. Entertainers 4 bdr II Tll UY --~HI li1tl 2252 1 BR & waterfalls Pool/spa kitch prlv. Wahr/dryef, '-l II •••fll-12111 L/I home w/pvt spa yard + or near the ba~. exC41P· Penln Home· 4BR, 3ba. AN VI T .. Atlractlv• pr vete 1 S950 No pell. 5•9·2«7 Pets accepted In ~uard gate,"""'. /spa. Bi.. NORTHWOOD ~ -• steps to Bay & oce•n own .. ouae up p • r . No pets. or 545•3115 d 1 led • It """" ·v PARKPASEO $449MwllandBordeaux bonus rec rm Priced to 1ionalfrom S2 ,OOOup.1 $1650/ I e · In Nlguel ShOrea 39R ttlllastlC & B, Reta. · pre· •!gna un 1 anyon 720·8745 Model 183, Exec 3 Bdrm. 2 mdl co-op w/brk 644-7070 sell al only s354.9oo & 2 bdrms plus excellent White R~ro int /75.49"{J 2Yt9A S 1250/mo. '1 year Parking. $850/mo yearly, TOP area, quiet, no pets For Leasing lnlormalion ba. llv·rm. lam-rm. din· BLUFFS 39d 291 wlland. w /1 er mi A 55 um 8 lease terms. Call Lois · · lease 493·«45 675·65"9. 2131923·0549 BEAUTIFUL 2Bdrm, 291. Pleasecall 1141552·0177 area. cent. alr-cond. red 5250·000 i owner will Miiier 673•75"4 trtDI ••I Mar Z 2 - . I ..... PRV gar & balcony $825 or visit our new office at decking & covers. prof $169,900 760-8827 Patrick Tenore 631· 128e ••" Jee ott mstr bdrm. den. Ptaia1al1 2707 MESA PINES 5•9·2•47 .. on-Sun 8.·30am·5·30pm tlleroof atrlum,redwOOd Frplc. skyhtes. best buy I carry. Won't lastl Call I ii~~-µ 18drm, frpic . ~ar Track Modet Home 39r, 1-POOL & SPA 2850 Harle 146Rooaevell,lrvlne agt • $750/mo 612 Jasm ne. 2'..\Ba. 2 car gar, lrplc, m lndscpd. all earth tone ILIFFS 1Y IWIEll fl . Open 2-4 Dally. 642·6367 d/w, micro. treth com· HR 1ba, frpk. 2-plex nr NICE 29r 1Ba. encl patio. --.-,,..W_.L-U.__S_l_l_I_ colors By Owner :IBr •den 2''t9a Condo ··~i~~\·P . -, p1ctor Front & b~ yrd shops, beech. $850/mo. stove. refrlg $550 Adltl $177.500 Courtsey to Lg usum 91 •% loan ••" ;· Acrtlft llZS 29R 2"91 2 Frplca. Bay 2547; Splndelwood Dr · Call 979-7927 wtcdys pref. No pets 979 ..... 10 OlllSS 011111 I brokers. 632-3787 s 1ss.ooo incl land !C 40 Acres w/moblle home. :~~~o. f:r~ 1~~~~ s 1500/rno. 675-23•9 9 OllAI CIHI ,_I SPA OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 xlnt view all usable •••t nga 1 r 2632 \/IST A DEL ORO $3200 p0/ac Rancho 29R 2be. cpts, drapes. pv1 ·~rt lt•c• .... •. For WOlllllllll YllUIE ·::r 2 N~,~~~!,~t~h~d~~ Ownr 640·693t1720· 1831 •• llLF OHlll Cahl. area 11679-1975 petto. trplc, blllns, gar· 1Efrtita Condo. security cl gar R 1 2023 Uk C Ill All I Ill CUYll ----age. NO PETS! Prine. bldg, pool, apa & gym. No t5 llW APAJlTlllTS b~~u~ ·~rea w/ga~e":: I I I rH•trs One level, elegant country· Ct •t ltrf Ltt1 only. Lease S1200/mo. pe1a $750/mo. 873-27411 Br 29a Must see to appreciate. Oot1afrHt P11tr1•1 style remodeled" Bd~m. Crut1 1225 ~..0409, 760·0489 , •NORTH BLUFFS-lmmac a. Pool, E~~~d:d 61;e.,,:~~~,~~Q Romey & Assoc Realtor Rare corner 2 bdrm family room home So im· 2 Cemetery Lot.1 In OCeen· 2 Br 2 ba. Iott den & gar. 3Br 2'h9a, dbl gar, comm carport etmoephere ol Wood· 854·0583 OPEN HOUSE home 111 re PI ace In e w maculate you can move view section ol Peclflc lndry hkups, great loc. pool, lrplc. No pets. Avl 2·8053 bridge VIiiage. SUNDAY 12·4 14 CARVER plum bing and rool right in $885.000 View Memor111 park, $1250 mo. Avall. lmmed. 4/1. S1600/mo, 1 yr IM. Ill (011 Trubruco) Superb quiet location OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 St500.pr (805) 528-8288 Paul Evans Agt 720-3939 2634 VISTA DEL ORO Cross Creek and Cedar SPAlllLllll 2 Bdrm. 2 ba • den Laurel Model in Turtle Rock H tghlan ds Townhomes Lower unit Quiet locallon with view and privacy $174 950 lniH Ct11t ll11lty 1812• Culver Dr Irv lll-1100 TlllnE HCI • BR. 2'~ba, 3 car gar Lge yard. beaut1lul brick patios $235,000 759· 1268 ev/wknds close to NHY Club 18 CHERRY HILLS eatures Creek oller a unique Slashed to $450 000 --SPYI• H• Roll 863-0606 Dys OR W WW Owner wanls oflers1 &rultlt I EHls .... 1020 COMPANION CRVPTS, * --* Ev .. 497·4267 deck ~ combination ol one, two • CL Lj l l l l lll pres11g1ous Palm Court, •Br. pool, corner lot. Fan· and three bedroom Robin Tench 63t·l266 • """rt · Pacific View. tastic 180° view ol bay 3BR condo/2'h ba. tmmec, 25/mo. apartmeo1s located nea.r I ~i~w~.T 714/337·9170 •fl. 6pm $3000/mo. CaH 644·1988 neut decor. comm poof, mngr a variety ol convenience ~• • " 01t.. Ftr Ptrftotftal•tl Da l txff Ua1t1 13 or 863· 1•00 t1~"A1g11,'f1•" $71730086 /mo on CHARMER 646-979• tor au eges 1 •1 • .... " .,.. Sun Porch. 2BR. 1BA. •STUNNING Lg !Bdrm ;d~;= Immaculate o w ners nta. rme atalde AWISHEIOUIVllW $800/mo 873-1833 19a Gard•n Apt. Pool *Shopping Clltt• Mt •t 21,. 2il. OCEANFRONT on huge C.M. lg lots. gd rent• Little Corona 2 Bd lrg deotl 4H~~~:."'~!~ ~o~dv Lg 39r ocean & bay view $495/mo 710 w 1ath * Theaters Large family rm. pallo. 3 ~o;n7{6u~~~qu~1\nr;·~ ~~.~ _s_3_6_8_.ooo_._7_8_6-_2040 52300/mo. Agl 759•907o Available now, no pets Apt In tashloneble COM -WISTUll VILUH * Recreation car gar Newport Heights condition Owners have 3 MEil YlllH TllPLll llYFllllT OllHt S 1850/mo. Coldwell setting. Beautiful sur· Seleted units w/Calhedral Cenlral locatton on a car 0 a r a 0 e . b rte k 3 Bdrm with trplc & two.2 Beaulllul upgraded MAI Banker 644-9060 roundfngs & court yrd Lovely ,quiet com fn1H celllngs & lakeside views. quiet slreet $270,000 courtyard. sec ays. fire-bdrm • 1 '" b a I h KAI: $2750/mo. Lease; or $650 renta lrg beach close w/3 min walk to Chine w/pool, epa, gar, ndry No pets permitted owe 181 TD 1 1 place, AIR. stained glass. townhouse units S169K lease option. $595,000. Cove Bell. Xlnt MC:urlty rm. "0 pell. CONDO 3Br 2 rba dbl etc Exclusive II sting. by In assum fin an Only Agent 640-4866; Eves. ~~~~~!:f~~t~~~ar• S 1100/mo. 673· 7892 Bach·S435•54•5 Further leaalng gar Near Hoag S t26 700 appt Fabulous terms ere S 2 0 7. 0 0 O S .. er/ I Wknds 760-8"'"9 --tBdrms-$545·$555 Information. please call " II C ... 1 Ill " vv Best Riiy fM Lg lmmac 3br 2Ytba upper 29drmt·S635·S685 (714) 857-0383 If 0 lrw 11 tr. av:' I ab: e AS k I n1g 63t·1266 Of 673·311 Cozy 2Br So of hwy. Dutch Beaut NB hm on pvt lake duplex, deck, atrium. TSL MANAGEMENT Open Dally SAM 10 6PM. 141-7121 I S8 9,500. Cell Rob n I •ii~\:·? doors/greenhae window, 3Bd 2~Ba. deck. grHI S1800/mo 720-0280 845·8122or842·1603 Tenen 631 1288 • r • yard. $950, 836-7062 I ~i • vu s12oo•s 1100 aec CHll .... 1124 Ct1tl ••N 1024 HIESPHATEISS • •,, ~I : .. · · E•ec Home: 3BR 2b1. 180 neoot 642-8•68 ~======:.;;======i'lit~iifltilcf2ffl Must sell this Weekend••Mt Santa Ana Hetgh1a 2 Uni deg Panoramic ocean _B_L_U_F_F_S-. -3B-R-. -2-,-~-9-a, 9 Reduced S50Kt Harbor ___ ~-· 3.., 1 & 2.., 1 A1tum • ~ew. Un wn 01 furn. $1400. Open Sal/Sun Ridge area 29r • den. IPll Sii 12 • IO 0 w n 8 , w 111 c 1 fry S 1950/mo. 675-5393 11·4. 548 Vlat• Grande. 2''tb~ ID% cash dn !TIO MOISE II WATl· lllWAY $175.000. Call lor details OLDE CORONA DEL MAR (818) 331-8g48 12 5 Vo In & OWC Only 831· 7900 or 786·2040 Spac 3 br 2 ba trplc ------....,..-,- * IRYllE 00YE • $219.950 OpnSun 12·4. 10%11UIOIULIT patio 51300/mo · • Brandnew2br2baCondo. 2758 Hillview Viking RE. 3 Br 2 '.\ Ba 2 Story act•• frtp l 350 Joyee Waltz. 63 ;.1268 micro, lrpl, 2 gaf'e, lov91y ,e#dt "' tlte 9eult /"e 1/c•ll Magnlllcent View SBR J Zarvos 540·0299 Country French home, f7 Units E;sJde Coste view S1.250. 84•-4099 4300 IQ fl P P •94-00331•-------• Newport Shorea OWC or Mesa S 1 3M 9 6xG 9'/. Reserve this 2br llme EASTBLUFF VIEW 38r o··., , .... -f ·-• -· . n •• I. look at all offers Aaam prlnc on'iy 94,.415i wl ru1tlc lrptc l gar $750 29a•d•n eicec hou11. •ou Fee land 1280.000 --P•Y• rent & ut111 A/C, newly renovat9d & '0 " 673· 1800/645-0664 H lllTS (l ltt ltll) 539-6190 Best Rlty fM lndecpd. No ~ts. R9tt WM E DOUD & CO INC ONLY $75K down, take C"tl .... 2 r9Q S1850+ St500 dee>: -over No quelllylng S200/mo discount tlll OWIH FIUIOIM Trade OK. Great r.n1a1 •HU WILUll* Aug. IM2-03501780·93M Outel Npt Hgta CYl-de-arH Cell Rick Byers •br or 3br, den, newly Sac Owner wlll cerry 111 760-7292 ANY TIME decor 1'Aba 2 car gar TD el t2•t. flxed Huge• Bkr/Co-Ol)/set·upa malled lrplc. f~eed yd. $975 mo. UILlllYI lllTILI Bdrm 3 Ba, lam rm only --S625 aec d-548-8-475 OCEANFRONT: Patllnalle $260.000 821 Gary Piece 2 HOUSES Gros' S 19,200, . .,.. Pointier~ htory 4 Bed. OPEN SUN 1-5 Call S 180,000 15% On. Owner 49d 2Ba TwnhM 2 pool•. on corner 101. S.CUrlty Nancy 850·0•0• Don Goguen 49! ·.!_2~ lam w/refs. Avail 3/30 1yst91'1'1, 3-car garage Pending FOftc:IOture llMI at S t69K 3 Bd. lam rm. Jae. 2200lf Agt 831·573'7 ontl •u • PUI s 1015 + dep 988-151& S3S001mo yr1y. Southwell sect of lown 4 Bdrm, 2be, poof, nr. So. OLD NEWPORT Bl : L.ge Po1111v. cUh flow Sele Co111 Ptua. S 1250/mo. 2·•tory 2 Bdrm condo. by owner S199,500 call 760-11528 __ 11,:'.:.r;r~/~ty Assum rnon~ 11•1•1. CIRCLE & CALL COSTA MESA: Mat Fair. 2 Mr P•rlcln 1153·2011 !bdrm bung.low w/utlta bedroomw/flfeC)6ac., 2 ... I.la Dntrt pd ott Newport blttne car oat. Avllll furn or • ' Pf'OOlded '425 act fut untum. $750/rno Y'l)I Inert l4H •llM1M* Wltlrtr ............ oan• W I Affordable kmny 3br 2 111-1• 111-1111 Own.r eaya m•k• off9t'I bath w/aplt M . decor dbl Walk to Bttcll & Goll gar kid <* Uftdlr S750 ~~~~~~~~ PlllllTllJ IAY courM. 4 Bdrm upgrldld 539·8190 Best Atty fM HAABOA RIDGE ESTATE home Pf'leld to NII qulek COSY 1 Ot 2 bdmi, frpfc, • Br, fem rm, Pf'of OtC & A prlvete community. Call carpel, la. yd 1g llv rm, furn. '"llCI OClllf' I cty !he lllTUYLIT Pw lelt .. ,..,......,. $(). 11 1 Cid" l.Ot W I JI/Ill-f111 jr,;s;~~r,:1:~~ *'/ PYl.:_MsO. 5"41"8120 ;",s.:;.~:·1~~:::· -,--......,.--COUf'try Club Vlllaa -No down Lake Ar· Nft E'~ 31" 2~ be, 2 I If l'm.ITI rowtlHd ,..._large lux •t°'Y TownhouM FrP'Q, •BA 2b&. ooot, HOO'~ 3br 2t>• hat t~~. t>1tln1 bec6t ywd, 2 cat priya.. VfllY ~. I 1272mo 213127 t·5205 ~ a 11001mo ,._ tor 8tneie.,... 1 tHOl mo .. c1~Aoa-your Of19" CM111t deya ff&-2800. Incl poet & g0nr "°"' etot> ~ *''., ..,_/Wknd.1 873-ott7 Miiier e13.7~ ~==~==-===::=..:~====::=..:.::.::.::....i;;::;:::=====:;;:==::.J..--------..._. Pr11 -hMHht* ltt ... ., /Refria·Frttltr /Wtt'-tr t lryt r Or Builder Paid Non -Recurring Clo.<i· ing Custom with purchase of a pr~m1um quality, beautiful attached & d tached t.ownhomes. G~at lo- ?tion, large fenced yards, spacious imaginative floor plans, flrcpl0t.-es, vaulted beamed ceilings, gas range & micro. dishwasher. Limited creative fi nancing avoll· able 5% 10% down with pro· sramm<'d ln~ntives. Pacific Av<-(W~t 8lulf11. Cost.a Mesa). North of VIC'tor1a. cut of Santa Ana River Where Vi<:totia & Pite1flc mt"Ct m thtt ~nllt! ~us 11u. ............ ... . ....,.,.,,.. rURNISHEO or lJNfURNI H(O H[ALTH CLUB HNNI., WIMMING plu' mU<h mort>' orry no prh Modtl\ optn d.ily 9 10 6 ~ Nt-.pot1 IHdt So. 1700 16th StrHt (II Oo~r) 6U-51tl Nnrpcwt IHch No. H(I '"''"' A .. f'llUt' ,,, lt>th) MS.-110• Lg upstairs w/bath work· Ing FI M S300. 1st/Ill C.M 631-4369wk/559·401" Room 4 rent·House t Blk to Bch In Huntington Beach Cell 960·8e 16 Room In pvt CM home '°' womal'I tJver 60 Must be ambulatory. 642.0405 .... , ... ,. 2tft •OPENING MAY ... Board & Care Home for lhe Elderly. Happy home atmosphere with lots of TLC S•0-'4101 Kathy B1tel1,!1ttll 2904 UllUWOI llTHlll Wkly rentals S t35 & up Color TV, free coffee. heated pool & steps to ocean. l(itch's avall 985 N Coest Hwy Leg~n• Beaeh. 49•-5294 -SEAUHllnL Wkly rentals now avall S t26/wk & up. 227" New· port Blvd. C.M 646-7445 . SU 1111 LOHE 3026 W Coast Hwy. New· POrt Beach. kitchens, TV S 125 .. wk 901, no depo.i1 ......... lk.11 2tOI 2 elks TO BEACH Fem n/smkr. like new 39r S300 642:2498 Eves C M. n•tmkr, new 3 br 2ih ba, mlcfo W/O, gar avell 411. 9450. t 11111 !45-8898 C0tona ctii'M., Mate n- amkr to thr 3Br 2ba so ot PCH S4007mo. 873·2004i Fem~Roommate to thar• 38R 2BA Home ell lalboa ltlend 875-521« ,..,,.. ... ~,theft N.I WAT!RFAONT HOM! MOO • utll. 849.0329 CclM. ~ n-etnkr i 8t 2',.b• + ofllotl den '450tmoo+ utM 192-eMt Ferri/rm"" o -3br Hpt 8hotw Condo. Slape to bcfl '21Stmo 84t-IM57 ,.tm ............... 38t N8 l'lrn •!prof ftfn °"' 60 132S t 111 UIH Alf. IMO-Oeo3 If\ .. pm - ' • • • • • ·• • •..... , Immediate optt1lngs •~ ....i~ for Clerks and Typist Clefb.. Fun or perHime. short or long-tern\ poaltions ere available Cendldlltes with bilingual sklhs are pei'ticulariy deslr~ County posldons p«Wlde for an . excellent flnt ~ In cal'ftf ~t end *"' leed to promotk>nal opportunlUH. ~candid.tu wll postnt I year of genenl defkel e~ ~e or training and pua a 'Mttlef'I clencal tell In addition, Typist candidates must type 45wpm. ~ duties Include Ne tftatn te~ and ~ ~. enswenng phone typing. light bookk~ and ~ entiy The CC>UnC'i of Or.nge often hNfth lntutanc:e tram 6 di~ plans. ~ 11 pekt holdays. 9 sick ie.w days tnd 2 weeks of '4<:8Uon pet )'Mt, tuhSan and m~ ~mbuncment. btnnguel pey and lhift dlfftfi ntiel pay Call fOf Information end a lted !flf'iellbd\. or epply In penon. (714)..,..·la64 c. ••f) .,, Or ... .... q' .,...,. ... .....,, .. , 0 ....... ••OlkC.-ftua S....AM.CA9UOI for~ C~ ~~al CM reaMct.d mel ... 11! Cl") &M-1(>91 ------· -------.- ' • , ·I - WM*R ' . . . I . ........ ............... .......... -"! .r.r···tz·· 1 down. EM CoftwwCW L.-OAC ILWl•u. ~ 714/411-1111 Amonc Satuday'• biC momenta at the Beach Clti• IDYltational wu a meet record S.7 ~ jamp by ltdJND'• Erle Wbeel~t (top left), a wtnnln& 21-0 effort ln tbe lone jamp by Eatanela '• Erle Dorn (lower left), . . ........ ,.......,_...._ a 14-0 pole nult by Barbor'• Prlts Bo••r. a win la tM 220 bf Wooclbrlqe'• Rleb Brook.a and tlae aplolta of llarlna'• Cldp lllsla, tlae Athlete mtbe lleet, glrln& off OD bU reeonl:=.breUJn& 48.51latlae440. ·Rish, Wheelwright set meet records Mar ina rallies- for Wln Minna Hip came from bdailld ID join co-aaden Fountain Valin ... Edison (a l<M winner over w_. minsttt) 10 com~ IM trio f//I beset.II opt~ an Sunset l.aipll competition Saturday. The de<aih: ,,,.. Marlu l:B ........ lleMltl:.41 Huntinpon Beach. lht Viki1111 rallied with two outs to score I.twee runs in the lop of tht sixth to oftlrt a solo homer by the Oilen' Cary Pc..a in the second innina off Mari• starter M1rk Guedea. After hard-luck IOKr Ed Lldyo« had mi~ the first two Vikina hjt1er1 in the sixth. Tom McNam1ra slined the uprisina with a sin&le and mowed to second on·David ~mmons' wait. Steve Blokdyk tied the pme with a double. sconng McNamara and 9Cftd. ins Emmons toltrint. Then. Grq Knuff reached on • error which allowed the winnins runs o cross the plate. MiMa It, West•ftettt C: G"I Martin hit a nd slam in the sixtb bases-loaded doubk in the fifth proved the key items for the ChaJ'IC1"S. Westminster had rallied to take 1 4-2 lcad in the top of the fifth ofh trio L.£4!i5Qn..._J2i1dl$rs before Wal"r·--~ · bas6-clcaring blow . Lanct Emma picked up the Win in relief. P-la.bt Valley 4-7, ea,htraM ~ Valley S-t: The Barons took a break awa) from the SuPsct Leacue wars and collected a pair of victories at Capo Valley. In the opt>ner. Jim Way~ cracked his KC'Ond of two solo homen to break a }-3 tic and give the Barons the V iking runs 48.5 440, Edtson starsoars 6-7 flawless race. getting the good start. then c~1~.;:J home hard. through the -soft turf and Rish was" named the mcet's Athlete of the Meerun a day in -which Edison High's-Eric Junior. won th~ 220 1n 23.00 after fin1shin& -~tetDo· ory.S .,,. · I ho ·n_th_c--~ SttOnd to Rish in the 100 at 10.06. n no~uen s ~ o mer 1 • __ p . only by his own dHi.~--- .. , want that record bad." Rish commented _Wb.cdwriJhl ~era~ a meet record with a 6-7 high Jump and Mission Viejo. led by its distance strength. knocked Corona dcl Mar from its two-year reign as the meet champion. •Estancia finished a surprising third in the second inning. fas Tou~h ot ttlc team in1s -:-sJ>ar Cd by° L ma pole vaulters · -5eason. sparked -E.ourua~n V_allcy _ _,._ JcfT Jones ( £3-6) and Doug Miller ( 13-0). That ( 1.0.2) to the shutout win in the ------after first breezing to a victory in the 100 (9. 76) By ROGER CAR• -;:::i..N -arfd anchoring the winning 440 relay team. trio accounted (or 42 of Estancia·s 53 points. ni&htcap. . fi LoMJ .. It's one of two records I cherish:· said Wheelwright. who wlS slowed by klfee injuries in football and. besketball. went 6-7 w11)'t daylight to spare. bu' missed at 6-81'4. •Mike Bain was Corona del Mar's only 'Steve. Kalopt>r~cntthcd1st.ancc or individual winner. taking the discus in t 52·3 to Fo~~tain Valley '" the sccon~ game. set the Sea Kings up for a run at Mission Viejo stnk1ng out seven and wal~in& t~ °' ... .,.......,..... -Theriot. .. , don't want to see it broken. I don't He has run a 3:54.9 mile after evolving into want to lose it." · a world class distance star from high school But Theriot could do nothini but watch as • While Rish and Wheelwright were the retord-brcakcrs. there were several other items: in the mile relay. while, yielding only four hns. He s days when he dominated in the sprints. and his 1975 standard fell to Ristc. that's just one of several sub-four minute miles .. I could hear my coach. Dave Okura. Brian Theriot has chalked up in the last 12 yelling ·Do it!: said Rish. ··and it scnl chills •Estancia's Eric Dom scored in four events -winning the long jump in 2.1-0 .. placing second in the 330 intermediate hurdles (41.8). third in the hi$h hurdles ( 15.67) and tied for second in the high jump (6-0). considerablywhen PatMcGrath.exJ>('Ctedtoat l'!* l-1'1, c..ta Mesa 4--t: Mi Corona dcl Mar"s hopes were dampened now --0. $ leastgive Rishsomccompetitioninthc440and Henigan went 7 f«>!" 10 1n t months. down my back:· But a mark he established I 0 years ago was .. Bov he went out fas1:· said The.riot. ··He in jeopardy Saturday afternoon and Theriot really looked smooth that first 200. And it was was there. at the 20th Beach Cities Invitational hard running by himself with nobody in his to see if his splendid record of 48 6 in the 440 class.·· a wtid threat for a second-place finish. suffered doubleheader. driving 1n four ru,ns ~· 3 strained thigh and did not compete in that. the Vaqueros swept. event. The Sea Kings lost the m~t by nine In the opener. Ir\ inc trailed 4-2 an poi nts and were without McGrath in the milt' the bo11om of the fifth when Brian rela y. finishing founh 1n 3:38.52. Brocutriin1ted the rail} with a double would stand uptotheonslaughtofMarina High .. , JUSt set my mind to it " said Rish. ··oh speedster Chip Rish. well. that's that." mused Theriot as the> timers Dom. a junior. had the fastest qualifying time in the high hurdles with a 15.51 . and appeared to be zeroing in on a victory in the finals. but he lost his balan<'C at the next 10 last hurdle when it appeared the winner. Laguna Hills' Joe Caban. brushed him back. Corona·s runner-up finish was as close as and Henigan followed with a doublt' the 880 where the Sea Kings' Darren Wood was to score BrocufT. .\f\er a walk to nipped at the tape after setting the pace. Bobb liamclin. Stevt' Lipton's But Rish didn't arrive simply to show up confirmed what Theriot had just seen. · with an invitation. he came to dominate. he Theriot's other cherished mark is a 47.3 in ca me to erase th3t record. And as recent the 440. a Sunset League record. And Rish says endeavors have proved ou\. when Chip Rish that's another record he's eyeing later (his sets a goal. chances are he'sgoing to get what spring. Wood had an eight-yard lead through 660 sing!e filled the bases. he·s looking for. Marina Coach Dave Okura held his prize Rish. without competition and despite a senior out of the final event. the mile rcla)'. softened 40-yard stretch around the final tum. when it was realized a team· champiof}sh1p •Newport Harbor"s Fri tz Howser raJlied to win the pole vrtult at 14-0. after missing twice at 13-6 dcspi te clearances of nearly 18 i nchcs. He finall y got his timing right. catapulting over the 13..Q mark on his last auempt. then cased over 14-0 on his first attempt at that height with plt'nty to spare. yards. going out in 56.0. but M1ss1on V1c1o·s Rick Smetenka lifted a sacrifice fly John Cronin just caught him at tht' tape after 11 to tie the game and Stevt' Habermehl appeared Wood stopped shon of the finish. drov(' in the winning run w11h a base perhaps looking at the chalk at his feet. ratlier hit. than the tape in front of him. In the nightcap. Irvine (6-3 overall) sped to a 48.51 to set a new standard. could not be won. saying .. With a guy like that Cronin's time of I :58.36 ~ted Wood's took chargt' with a I 0-run firs11nning. 1:58.43andAndyC'olemanofCdMwasth1rd1n ·sending 15 batters to tht' plate. 1:58.92 in the da) 's best finish. (Pleue .ee PREPS/02) rhe Arizona State-bound Rish ran a yo u just want to keep him healthy." •Woodbridgc·s Rich Brooks. another PHOENIX. Ariz. -Nobody came in on the noon balloon from Saska· toon and asked me. but ... •Several football teams are shut- tin,ofl'bcer sales after the third period and some baseball clubs are closing down the sales of brew after the seventh or eighth TnninJ ... this means the ~nd oft he tradition of spons fans havinaone for the road. •After Angels first baseman Daryl Sconiers had been AWOL for nearly two weeks. somebody asked General Manager Mike Port ifhe thought it would do any good to raise Sconiers' daily fine from S2SOtoS l.OOOa day . . . Port replied ... It probably would except we have no idea where to find Sconiers 10 tell him the fine has been raised." •The new radio helmets for NFL players would be OK until the guys Padres top Angels; 7-1 YUM~. «\riz. (AP) -Gaf'T') Templeton'uwo-run triple keyed a four-run eighth innina as 1hc San Dlcao Padres won 1heir first e\h1bition game Saturday with a 7·1 Cactus Lcaauc victor) O\'Cr the o\naels, Tcmplc1on's dnvc to ctnacr ofl submuinc-11ylc riaht·handcr Julian Gon11lc1 was followed by another triple by Bruce Bochy. Jerry Divis' RBl sinalc off left· hander Pit C'lements capped the 1'11111). laMarr Ho)t ~nt thcfi"1t four 1ftft1np to ptck up f~ wan. hm1un1 the Anatls to 1 third· 1nnin1 ruf' ttortd on his own belk. Ho)1. a IOrmer mcrican Lc11..cr. -..".u.a for t•o bilk• b) N111onal laa"Uf ump.re Doua Hane . · r . - started tuning an rock and roll stations. •The Sponing News picks 1he Detroit Tigers and San Diego Padres 10 repeat in the World Series ... I hkc the Tigers and Cubs ... Longshots: Toronto and the Mets. a. T1a11 SPOR TS C 0Lu~N1sr •Dallas Cowbo}s quanerback kids should also be told not to get on Dann) White says he would hk e 10 he drugs in the first place. traded to the Rams ... Th1swould be •Note to the LosAngclesChppers. good for the Rams if the price was .. Former SC' Coach Bob 8o}d. who rightand great for those whocnJO) has a great follo"ing here wnh the quarterback controversies. press and pubUc.could be lured awa' •Tom Benson. new owner of the from Mississippi Statetohelp)our · NewOrkans aiots. said ... l'wlll tn dismal situation at the Sports Arena. not to make mistakes:· and then he •A s1rong candida1e 10 make1he said ... Bum Phill ips will remain as .\ngcls 1s infielder Craig Gerber-as coach·· ... that was his first mistake. in bab) food-ofcoursc. Gerber 1s •Baseball commissioner Peter /still an infant and will some spoon Ucberroth sa)s major league players feeding but 1fhc makt'S 11. he'w1ll be will appear an TV commercials telling weanngdiapcr number 2. kid 10 .. get off drugs'' ... Fine. but the •Dept. ofrulesofstup1d11) ... Salloff set ln Congresslonal Cup Newport's Davi s to break tie today with Perry, Kolius By ALMON LOC~AIEY ............. ..._ LONG R H ._ 1 he .21st Congressional Cup rn31C'h .,.cina \Criei wound up 1n a thr~·wa) unbrukabtc tic aficr nine race Saturda~. fomn1 a sudden death \111lofl' toda' 'rb • lt10.11l"d fint on Frida~ all won their rtlJ>('C\l\C m11ch~-s on I Urda). John Kohus of cw\ ork 1t beat Haroki udmo~ oflrrland b> 31 !«ondund John haddcn of Lona 8cl(h b> I :~. DllH Ptrl') of Gn.-cnficld. onn .. bt11 MtuC'O Pt-lla\Ch1cr of lt1I~ b) 17 ~-cond and Ted T1amcr of \tlanta b) 1.48 Rob l)a, ''or Ncwp<>n Beach bf at umcr b) '9 ~'lond\ and Ptlla: h1cr h> on< m1nutt DI' 1s had to romc frum be-hind 1n both hi rl<'t Th.· ~1h,ff1nda' v.111be'amona1~ thttt koden onl) .. -Davis. Pt'rn and Kohus. One pair will s.111 while the other draws a b~e The wanner of match will race apmst the b~c 'iktppcr for the champ1 onsh1p. This 1s th1.· scrond 11me 1n the h1 tor) of the Con~ssional Cup that a sa1lofT ha ~n ne<'C ~"' The other .. as 1n 197 3. when Dennis onncr of San O.cao lo\On the champ1on\h1p 1n 1 fout·lo\I\ S11lofT. In on1ress1onal up S11lin1. the wanner ~s th~· skipper w11ta the bc\t v.on·ICI record 1n a 45-match r1" in which each kipper m('Ct\ the other once , The format call for IOoftht>v.orkfs1opmatrh racing k1pp.:rs ind crcW\ It as C'ons1dcrcd the SttOnd mo 1 1mpQrtant 1wo-.boa1 Mitch rac1n1 \Con. SCC'Ond onl} to the «\menca · (up ... F'l\e \k1ppl'n. 1n 1h1 'car· C'ona~s 1onal up acn~ an: contcndcn 10 challenac forthc ~rMnC'l's up 1n 19 7 The~ arc Kohus. Davis and Conner from the lln11cd • 1atC1 Pclla~h1cr from ha!\ and Chris Otck on of cw le:» land. • tutda\ 'c, t"l)lCS ~Cf\' dcla)C'd ~arl~ three t10u" tor lack or"'in\l \\hen the "1nJ did comc up 11 ransrJ trom 610 kn ti·1n the fir'\t r1cc and I~ 12 1n the ~ond rn • J ' l I McLain convicted of-racketeering, · cocaine possession From AP dlspaicllt>• I .\MP.\. fla. -..\0 JIJr) 3lUrdO) ill con' 1ctt'd former ha<;cball p1u:hcr Denn) Md.nm of rad:.l·tccnng. C\t{>nion and cocaine possc!>s1on dlilrge'i af\cr dehbcra11ng O\ er th ree days. fhc ninC-\\Omun. thrn•-ntnn l)anel. \.\ho listened 10 350 hours of ll'St1mon). found baseball' la~t 30. game winner inncx:enl on one count of con p1rnc) 10 smuggle.' c~inc. Codcfcnc.lanh W) mour Sher and f ranli. C'oel·h1aro wen· con· '1ctcU ofracke1ccrini, conspinK) and c\loruon. while a 1h1rc.I cude~ndant. Joe Rodnguez. wa~ found innocen1 on a charge of co nspiracy to smuggle c9<'aine. ,,. M('Lain faces a ma,"(imum penalty of 75 years in pri<1on and fines 1<11ahng $75.000. Sher and \ocl·h1aro each fare a maximum. 60 )cars in prison and fine!I of llcLa.la S60.000. said ..\smtant LI.~ J\l- torne} Ern!ll Muclkr. the proM·cu1or in thl· ca..c Mclain. Y..hO ma1nl310l'd his innocence through the four-month trial. v.as ··de' as1a1ed" at thl' 'crdl('I. aid h1sa11ornc ). Arnold Le\1ne. "Hl' ... JUSt \hoc ked. He'.-, rnn('e rm·d about hi-; children and his wife ... said Ll·v1nl' Mclain. 41 . and Sher were taken into custod) pending a hea ri ng todn) bcfor(' pr~·s1d 1ng ~l.S. D1'llnc1 Judge El1Labcth Ko' ache\ irh 10 dctcrm1nl' "he I her they can remain frel' on bond unt1l .. cn1encing April 19. said Mueller. Quote of the day Cleveland movea pa•t Atlanta Ccntl"r Ben Puq•ene broke u 111$-121$ m tie \\1th a 14-foot jumper w11h 5q \(.'CQnds kn 1n O\.t:rt1mc end World 8. Free n1111<.-d a thrcc.ooint hol to lift Cle"clnnd to a 135-1 ~8 '•t:lOr\ o'er l>allias 1n a National Ua\li.rtball ..\\'4K.tiu1on g:1n'" turda' n1ah1 The { "' uhcr~.17-40 entered the game ttl'd "llh \1l:ln111 for the final pla)on po11n the Easlern C'onfrrcnce . In 01hc1 NBJ\ g:imc . auleccn\crJadlSHuna ored 11 ofh1 !4Point 1n th\' third Quarter., the . upcrSnn1(''> wh ipped ..\1lan1a. I 08-9<>. The Hawks Ml to 20-41 with their ninth loss in 11 games. lea' ina them a game behind Clc"eland in 1hc-nl:I\ off race ... Rescn e ctn tcr Raady Breuer cored n cnr~cr-high 18 po1n1s as Milwaukee cx\cnded its winningstrcak to six pmcs b' overwhelming Phocni~. I 2S·96 ... JuUut Ervlq led 1njur~ -riddled Philadelphia wi\h 31pointsandADdrewToneyadded 16ina 127-107 rou1 of Ne"' Jcrsc ). The Si 'ttrs. pla) ing without s1an1ng ccn1er Metet Maloee and his bal'kup. CJemoa Jonson, won their third )tra1gh1 gaml' and' the fifth in their la 1 sl\ ... Jamn Balley'• l'-'O free throws with silt se onds lcfig•ne l"wYorka l't6..J.l4\I tor) ovcr lndianaaf\cr the Knieks had blown lf"l Y-poml lead in the fourth period. Eagle give• Blalock allm lead hooting an eagle on the I Hth hole; l!I Jane Blalock fired a 1-u ndl·r-par 72 aturda)' tp grab thc lead nf\cr th rel' rounds of the LPGA Kemper Open 1n Kaanapali. Hav.a1i with a 7-undcr-par 212. One stroke back at 213 is th"' second-round leader. Pat Bradh!y, \.\ho had a 75. ..\nother four strokes further back at 217 is Patty Sbeeban, who skied to a 76Saturclay.Blalock stancd the third round 1wo strokc<1 behind Bradley al 6-under-par. ~==~= Portland holda off Orlando Temple is Ku11n1111l lx1cli. Bufortl Jenlaa r1tmblcd 0 h 11 ~ for 17~ \itrth and Tim MllHUI kicked B B c a en '13 1hrcc fll.'ld aoat~ S.turdor n11h1 o~ the ' b Po11lt1ncJ B~akcr\ held on for a 23-17 l nm·cJ ~1311~\ Foo1b3ll Lcagu"· '1ClOI') o'~r 1N1nk H ' Orl:indo. The Rcnl-.ades nearJh pulled ofT 11 miracle nor o~a s linl\h a\ Vlcter Jat'k ... rac:l' 71 )lUds on 1 punt f\'lurn. boun<:1n11he hall off1he turf and catch1na 11 en 1ou1e. bdon: Portland'\ llokrt Peuywell madt> a di c.lc IX'l'"Jl10n. go1m·-~tl\IO& tackle al the B~a~crs' 14· Loyola of Chicago next bur e )3rd lane n\ the ~Hnc l'nlk'd ... In other SrL a(·tion, Gary Anderson ru~hcd tor 162jards. includina a SI· 'or top-,ranked Georgetown yanJ touchdo"n run. 10 lc:ad Tampa Bay to 11 23-13 11 vic•tor~ 0' l'r the Ari1ol)n Ou tlaw , Penauln• cloatn1 In on Ranaen Mike Bullard and Marlo LemitH (ii ~om.I unn'""tcd first-pcric,xj goa ls and , ~nit Herron \lopix·d 16 'ihots for his fi~I 'lhutout of the Na11onul Hoc ke) League .. cason as P1mburgh beat the New York Ranaer . S-0. 'aturda~. Thl' '1r101'). P1mburgh·, f~unh in the las~ 1 l ganws. g1H's thl' Penguin SI points. 1hrcc point behind till' fourth-place Ranger 1n the race for lhc Patrick Di\ls1on'i. final playoff spot ... In other NHL ga nws. Jolin Tone Ill's !>econd goal of the game with nine sct·onds re maining in th l' second period lificd the New Yor~ Islanders to a 6-4 victory over Washing1on in what could be :i preview of an opening-round -playoff series ... Carey Wiison'• second goal in the third period hlkd Calgal'\ to n 5-3 victory over Boston ... Doug Crossman an·d Ron Sun er ~ored first-period goals and Philadelphia skated 10 a (>.I victory over Toronto ... Dirk Gra .. am scored the winning goal and assisted on ''"o others 10 pace Minnesota 10 a 4-2 viClory O\Cr Montreal ... Risto SUtaoea, Roa Fraacls and Ray Neufeld ea<:h had a goal and an assist. leading Hartford to a 5-0 triumph over t. Louis. TeleTlalon, radio TILIVlllOlt 11 a.m. -cou.a• MIKITMU: NCM MCOnd-round t~ (lyrecute Ya. Georgia Tech; Georgta "9. lllnott; TUM-El Paeo Ya. North Ceroffna State~ 10:30 a.m. -IA-ALL: Houston w. Oodgera, Chlinnel 11. From AP dispatches H RTFORU. Conn. -Top-ranked Ueoracto.wn. the defending national rollcgiatc basketball champ!on. conlin ucd its quest for a \CCood straight NCAA title. beating Tl·mple. 63-46 .• nturd3)' 1n ao East Rea1onal ~cond-round game. tt ~ Mkhacl Ja<'kson·~ 14 point) led a balanc~d o"ensc 1or the HO)aS. "ho won their 14th conse<'ul1ve game 1n 1mpr0 , 1ng their season') rl·rord to 32-2. iAif Defensivel y. the Hoyus pul 1he wraps on Tempk forwa rds Granger Rl&OIOlfAL Hall and Charles Ra)ne. The two. who . hud combined for an averagl' of 31.2 points per aame during 1he regula r 'iea<1on. collected only a total of 13 uga1ns1 the big. musculur Hu)U'I. . • Cil·orge town's smo1henng defen~I.' forced remple 10 !>hoot most!\ from ou1~1dl'. .. "We weren't so much ronccrned. ahoul lhe in~1de. ~1d Temple Coach John Chane}. "II a team is going 10 double: down on )OU. )OU ha \e to.takl· shots from the outside. We figured "''er~ tlll1l' "c d g1.·1 11 tu Granger. the} 'd double down on him .. . . Reggie Wilhami. srnrc<l I J po1n1~ tor Gcorgctown and Pa1rick Ewing and r)fn 1d W1nga1 e h~d 12 each. Nate Blackwell led Temple . .25-ti. w1 1h 15 point~. "It's ou rtimc of}ear." said the Hoy as Ralph Da lton. ··We've worked hard to al'comphsh what we started. • "This game was another on the way to where we re going." Th sd • The victor'\ mo\l·d (icorg"·to"n into ne!lt ur ay s round of 16 in thl" N(' ..\..\tournament. The Ho) as will nex t face No. 14 Loyola ofCh1l'ago. Loyola, JU. 70, SM U 57: { arl Golston score~ 20 points and I 4th-ranked Lo)ola broke the game open with a scven- point run late in the second half as the Ramblers stretched the nation ·s longest winning streak IP I Y games. Mlctler RIMn, assessing CMhk>hn8on, ac- quired at a free agent to be the TeXM Rangers' designated httter: "Ain't nothing about Huthcflff. Get HeethcUff a couple of at-bats a geme. he'll do a ~-_g.~o.Q...Buthlde.hJs otowund.111'J-.....to.o.. He'• so-0-0-0 ugly! Put an oxygen mask on him!'' he bogl")ed the par-4. 380-)ard fifth hole and. ignoring the frequen t rain squalls and winds gus11ng to 28 miks per hour. shot pars from the sixth to the 17th holes, On the par-5. 440-yard 18th hole. Blalock. who has no1 won a tournament since I Q80. fin ished the round with an ea~le ... Earl~ morning rain wai;hed out . Sa~urday'1. third round of lhe USF&G Golf t lass1c in New Orleans. leaving )Oung pros Brett Upper and Tony Sills 11ed al 135 w11h a one-stroke lead goi.ng 1n10 toda)"s final round ofwhal has become a 54-holc PGA e' ent .. . Harold HellllinS birdied his last 1hrce holes and gained a share of the third-round lead with Gene Littler at the Vintage lnvi1a11onal sen1or1ournament at Indian Wells ... American BUI Israelson shot a 5-undcr-par 67 to take a four-stroke lead in the Thai Open tournament in Bangkok. Brulns' fcie not complaining · - 11 a.m. -IPOllTIWOM.O: Boxing -JOhn ~ VI. Eart H•orove; Wortd Cup lkllng; Sporta Jbumal: Boxtng oontrcwerty eurroundklg the let• .Bllfy Coltns;-Chanuel 4. 1 p.m. -QOLP: Women'• Kemper Open from Meui. Channel 4. Thc victory in the East re~1onal moved 1he Rambl~rs. the 1963 NC AA champions. into thc third round against fop-ranKCcl Georgeiown. .. Trailing 56-50 with 7::?8 left 1n lhe game .. So uthern Methodist suffered a 5:03 sconne drought while Loyola was building a 63-50 ad' antage w11h 1:40 to pla). , k -Sallor swims to record LINCOLN. Neb. -Nebraska Coach -Moe Iba says he was hoping the Com- huskers would play at home 1n the second -Jon Ballack. a fo rmer aqu~sta11d~ out al Newpon Harbor High. sped to a I :48.8 m 1he 200-}ard back troli.c awrda:r to set a meet and school record for the ro un o~at1onal In' 11a11on Tour- nament. but he has no complaints about their assignment at UCLA. "We'll go wherever they 1cll us to go." Iba said. Universit} of Ha"a" at the Western Athlet ic Con- ference swim championships. The former Sailor's efTon qualified him as onl' of six Hawaii stars to qualif) for the NCAA finals 1n Austin. Texas. later this month. "The NIT has been good 10 us. they really have. and "e're not in a pos111on to complain. anywa). This 1s an opportunity to play a name school." Tuesday's matchup. which begins at 7:30. was announced late Friday. Rebels surprise by Kentucky, 64-61 St. John's holps off rally by Arkansas for 68-65 victory From AP dispatches "i.\L T L..\KE C IT"t -Kenn \ Walker scored 2J poinb. ind ud1ng 1hc game-" inner with :? I sc(onds lefl. to g1q: Kentuck) a 64-6 1 upset \ 1non over n1nlh·rankl'd Nevada- Las Vegas 1n a N(AA West Regional baskl'tball game Sat urda) afternoon. Thl' 'ictor: -Kl'ntuck) ·, 501h 1n NC ..\..\ pla~ -sent the Wildcats into the NC. .\A \\ est Regional pla) Frida) in Den, er against No. J St. John's. Kl·n1ud.'. 18-12 and tied for third in 1he Sou1heas1crn Con ference. ownl'd the poorest rec:ord of an) '\J( .\ \ 1ournament at-large 1eam. Rut the Wildcats. whose JO NC..\A appcaran1:cs arc 1hc most in the u1llcgt· ga me. appeared determined Lo S eahawk girls win tournament IV.EST REGIONAL Ir\ to make 11 to thc Final Four. wh1('h \\ill he held on thl.' Wildcats' home noor Ill Le\lngton. K~. Kcn1urk) guard Ed Davender 1g- n1 1ed 1hc W1ldca1s 1n 1he second half. ~onng 11 of his I J points in thc ix·nod and boo'>l1ng Kentuck} to a 53-.S~ k ad v.11h t<· t 7 left. For UN LV. Rirh1l" A.dams scored 1-t points. Anthon} Jones added 13 and Frank "Spoon" James had 10. Leading 60-52 with 4:49 remain- ing. KentuCk) nearl y ga'e the game awa) b) 1urn1ng the ball over three 11mes " h1k attempting to run 1ime olT 1 the clock But Walker bl ocked a shot b' l lNLV"• R1ch1c .\dams. then scampaed dO\\ n lhl' noor fo r a la)-UP that made 11 62-59 "\h· nc' er doubled for a minute we bclongl·d 1n this to urnament. and th e t·nt1C\ who \a1d v.c ~houldn't be ga ve u~ '>Onw added incenti ve." said ( oat·h Joe R, Hall. In tlw ol hl'r \\ e\t Rq~1onal game: St. John's 68 , Arkansas 65: Chris \1 ullm \rnrcd 2h points and SI. John'\ held off an \rkansas come- had. tu ddi:a t the Ra1orbac li.s. 3 p.m. -GOU': Men's tourn.,,,.,.t from ~ Ot1Mns. Channel 4 (delayed). The Ramblers. 17-5. got 14 points from Alfred nck H_ugll?s: wtto--nancd the game wtth ~pru.nL.average. I Urom ..\ndre Baute and I U from Greg Williams. A.WM> -10:30 a.m. -IAMIAU: Houston VI. Dodgers from Yero SHch, Fla., Sou them Methodist. :?3-1 Q after sufTenng its fifth loss in nine games. "as kd b~ centc.r Jon Konca.k with 19 points Larn Da\ls "Ith l.S and Carl Wright w11h 13. Noon -IAUIAU.; Angell YI. SM Otego, KMPC(710). G~lston said he "a~ looking forward to the matchup 7 p.m. -PRO IAIKETIAU: GOiden State at Clippers, KHJ (930). against the might~ H o~a'> ,. 7:.30 p.m. -PRO HOCKIY: Edmonton at Klnga, "It will be power and six·cd vs. our speed. he said. c (570). "Georgetown has all the ad' antages. but this year 11 wi ll be our turn to be: g1an1-k11lcrs .. Luelt of tlie lr1s·11 runs out, 60-58 u-. North Carolina earns right to play S).lrprising Auburn From AP dispatches SOUTH Bl:.N D. Ind. -Kenn ) Smith's dri ving !>lam-dunk la )-up wi1h three Sl'COnds rl·ma1ning gave North Carolina a 60-58 victor) o'er Notre Dame in the sccond round of the NCAA Southl·ai.1 Regional Satur- da~~ith's "1nn1ng bash·~ for North Carolina. 26-8. came on lead pass from Cunis Hunter. · Hunter had grabbed a IOOSl' hall that kicked olT the left knee of Notre Dame freshman David Rivers after the rrish had run down the clock for more than a minute 1n hope\ of gening the final shot with 1he score· 58-58. Rivers \aid 1hc ball was slapped awa v. Smith saw 11 differentl y. ··f saw the hall go off his leg and I broke dow n the court."' he said. "Hun ter picked 11 up and threw It to me." otn.· Daml· Coach Digger Phelps defended his strateay of ha vmg the young Ri vers take the final shot. SOUTHEAST RBGlONAL .. \ lot of people should tart rall~1ng around them bccause ofwhal tht'' ·,l. donl' under the nrcum- \tann•\ ... '>aid Kansas ( oach Larn Bro\\n. He referred to ..\uburn·\ \onn' Sm11h. "ho has announced hie, rcs1g1)a11on al 1he end of the season. 'ia1d ~m11h: "I said to 1h1s team. 'If ~ ou can get to Birmingham. the sk) 's tht• hm1t.' (1corg1a got in10 1he Final h rnr one 11me with a team that rnuldn't get there. I think 1h1s bunch can gl't 1hcrl' "1 th a 1eam that \houldn '1 get th crl'.'' Cal\ 1n Thompson. "ho finished \\Ith 2 I point s. hrough1 Kansas. 26-8. to \\llh in 65-M w11h \I'< seconds rema1n1ng. But Pl"rson made a free lhro" togl\l' .\uhurn its final margin. Express~ collects first win Jal l..1l· Oali.lc~ ~pd1cll a one-h111er lor hl·r c1ghlh v.1n,w1 thou1a lu<,S 1h1<o \l.':l\nn a<o lhc Ocean V1l'W High girl\ ,ofthall 1eam ca pl urrd th\.' cham- p111n<oh1 p of 1h1.· C H'>re~ Tournament \\ 11h a 1-0 '1ctor) o' l'r )unn~ 11 ill~ a1 ·\rnolu Park ~a1urda} night 1 hi.' Rcdml·n led 60-52 with 4:23 kft. hut Joe Kk1 nl" <ornred six ofh1s 23 puint\ clunng a t\\O-m1 nu1e stretch as Arka nsas drew w11hin 62-61. How- l'\ er.'" <;t. John ·~tree throws -four h\ M1kt· MO\l'' -and three fine drti.·n"1'l' pla~., -1nduding a block and a \tl·a l b) Rill Wenn1ng1on - hdpcd protect the kad. .,.~ North Carolina'• Brad Daugherty la above the crowd a• he geta •et to launch •hot over pair of Notre Dame defender•. "We've been living wi}h David all ycar.,and we'd be~n livitg..wth him today." said Phelps. "D id had the gree light to go. Once ii go down to 20 (seconds). David was going. "If I had the same opportunit) again. Rivers would still ha ve th e ball and we'd make the same move ... said Phelps. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Quar- terback Steve Young ran tot one touchdown and threw for 1r1ottter Saturday as the Loa Angee. Express scored a team r9fOOtd 38 points for lta first United Stet• Football League victory, 1 31--7 breeze over the San AntoNc> Qun-tllngera. Oaklc\ ~1rud out I .S ol lht• 2J ha11er<, '>hl' fated " 111, onl' ~un n' H 11l\ plll'er reaching on :.i \Ingle 1n the tir'>I inni ng :ind :ino1hcr on an error fhe Seaha\'k' '>curl'd lhl· onl) run the' nel•ded 1n thl· fifth \\hrn Na nc\ "1<lrdnd douhled 1n l8llhcr Juli~· Snuggc; On·:in V1cv. h:.id tin1\lll'd \l'tond 1n lhl' tournaml·nt lht• la<,t l\.\cO 'lea<,on,. r hi.' 'iea ha\.\h w1ll 11u1 thei r un bca1en fl'rnrd to to 1hcs t 1n a non-leagut· gaml' at Wc'\tcrn Tucsda). RIALTO WATER-GUARD TOILET White Only Colors Available ~r,:;a SJ23 ~ s220 ml Avtnide de 11 C'•rlo'o Laiun• Hill • r. ~ 768-3429 . . ' Do(Jgers beat Houston, 4-1 "-1~)1M1\11 E. fla. (A P) -R.J Rl·~ nold' pa ted a !11\-hll anack tha1 g<.l\t' till' Lo'i Angele\ Dodgl'r\ a 4-1 ,·1ctory Saturda) mer the Hou\ton .\\lros in ex h1- h1tlllll ba\t•ball Rl'\ nnld'i. doubk drO\c 1n l\\O ru"' · 1n the lir'il inn ing. The Dodgl·r<, ~wred a~ain\t 1n the third Jnd .l{W•n in 1he founh 1nn1ng \\hl·n frrT) Wh1tfit•ld kn<K i..,•d a home ru n ~ f he ..\ \lrO\' lonl' ru ca ml' in the founh innin on cs (le- mcnt<,' ..a<.ri fice ~} to ore Jo.,c < ru1. Ord I k r<.h1<.er. 1-1 ricked up th e win tor 1he Dodier~. Nolan R}an. 0-1 allowed m. wa lks in the gaml" and took 1hc loss. Ltt us make your body Wiii beat any rHeonable u rlmatel Glo••••I A•,. "-411 A l'elat '11-1•61 7-7 7 •p ' I Ohio State dumped by Louisiana Tech Behind Tisdale's 29 points. Oklahoma outlasts Illinois State f rom AP dispatches fl L <, \ -Karl Malone '><'<>red "27 point\ and grabbed 14 rebounds to lend Louisiana Tech 10 a 79-67 victor> O\ er Ohio talc a1urdu> 111 the ..ccond round of 1he NC i.\ M1d\.\ce\t Regional basketball 1our- nnmcn1. The Auckc)l'\0 onl}' lead wa\ 16-14 and Lqu1~1ana rcch led H-:?8 at half11m ;f'ht-6-9 Malone <>taned 1hr -'iCcond half w11h nine ~trn1ght po1n1~ 10 &l"C lhl· Bulldog.\ a 46-lO leud a1 I 6. 1 I "Ph)\ICOlly. Malone is ai. \trona a'I any pl:>)'Cr we've pla)cd a&Din<1t 1h1\ }ear ... st11d Ohio State Coa,·h Eldon Miller ··They're going 10 he a force to contend w11h down (he road." Lou1 u1na Tech buill 1" ud"antagt" 10 19po1n1 .51 ·32.w11hlci.'lthan IS m1nule~ rcma1ninaand rnastl"d from theft". ~o ptloniort for~:i rd Ocnn1<1 ttopw n kd thl' Bud.c}I.'\ with 20 point'I und J.rat'lhcd nine r\'tl<lUnd~ MIDWEST REGIONAL T ro) r a> lor addC'd 18 po1n1s for Ohio ~lilll' Wa~ nl' ~m11h. a (1.4 Junior guard . "< ored •I I posnl'i fo r the Bulldogs and W1ll1t• "i1mmon'l had 10 Ohio 5tatc of lhl' Big Ten ends the \Ca~on with a 20..10 record . In 1lw olhl·r M1dv.C"it Kcgional 11-amc: Oklahoma 75, llllnol1 State H : \oOlll'r l'l'nter Wayman f1'1dale I.I~ h1~ left-handed JllnlP ~hot 10 ne;ir r>Crfh ·t1on. scorina 29 poin1s a.s No. 4 Oklahotm..hcl<.J off llltno1S IOlc. r he 6·9 T 1~falc hill 14 of 16 hot'! from th e field and arabbcd eight rebound\ forO~lahoma. the 81g E1Jht champion whu:h improved 10 30..5. I he ~ooncr-.. IOp-Kedcd in the M1d- \\'CSt. ~hot 66 percent from lhc noor and out rebounded llhnoi\ 'tate. 10..12. Oklahoma ad vanws to the Mid- wc~t Rt'g1onal 'Cm11lnal'I 1n Oallu Thur~a) to take oo lou1S1ana T cch l ou 'i1crano"'1c had 21 point<>. R1tk) John\On addl-d 14 Brad Dun· cJn h1.uJ 11 and f1chael Mt l\cnnY hlld IO [or the Rcdtmd\. · mith finished wi1h 12 poinl'>. while teammate Brad Daugherty led all scorers with 18. Rivers lopped Notre Dame. 21 -9. with 15 points. In thl' ·other Southeast Regional game: Auburn H . Kaa1as 14: If 1herc is a true Ci nderella tl'am. it mighl be /.\uburn. which lied for seventh place in 1he Southeat11crn Conference and onl) made· the NC AA field b)' winning th e ·re po~Mcu~n tour- nament. The Tigers l'dgcd No. 13 Kansa~ and wilU>c1n Birmingham on Friday night tolfacc Nonh Carolina. Frank Ford scored 23 po ints and Chuck Person added 21 as th e two Auburn players took cbntrol late in the second half against Kansas. Ford's basket wi th just under three minutts remaining aave Auburn the lead for aood 54-Sf and the Tigers opened a 61-54 advantage on two bao;kcl'i b Perwn. The Gunslingers avotded a ahutout by acorlng with 3:07 to ptey on a 15-yard pau from qu11r- terba<:k Fred Mortenten to Denny Buggs. Otherwise, the game betonged . to Los Anaetea, wHh Young complttlng 10 ol 11 p11111 for 128 yard1 111 Just over tine quarter• of wf>ftt. · The °Vtclory before 11. 75 7 It the CollMum Wit the flrtt for tM Expr ... In four game. Whl9 ._. Antonio,.., '° 1-3. I The Expr"' rolled to a 17-0 tied tn t~_'!'.~1!*'· the dMel• twtoe lnterCllPllng San Ant~uer-let'bee*t , .... up • t DWn Md I fleld0091 . ----, ~~In~ hit team a 1-0 ._. ..... teoancl qu.rter on • a.. Yllr boot .... Andy MeeontNe _. up IM drtwl With en ~ Ind I ,..n to the a.n Anton(o 1 ,: yn *:i.a~P'9'11 llellr Youne ..... llound left .. PREPS... . •,::., ..... CJrertat• From 01 k~ blCMll from TQddll locllii Ind Hcn1aan and Lip1o n had two hil~ ,..,!!.:.~up ~t .... to apiece in the inn1na. =-~to1~...,. 1:11tlfUft Bllt'•ley I t ·I , Ntwpert Cllri11a.. the ..... t-t: The C'onqucrof'l J rooocd to Q..4 left ~··~.,...Oft in their nn1l tuneups bC(orc T ... u ... ~_...,=.= ....._ al-~ day·, l'tdcm) Luauc opcMr ...._.. ·-r---ap1n t Cal Luttk-ran Br11tu "'°t\ for Ncwpon Om111n !9rizn.t••• .. ..._SMIW91 '~ ~-included Roht';1t• Morsan (4 tor O Ofh ......... ..-... I '4C);.,_v lllil lhl• da\, I Ind r om Ba\t. (.\for 7 ~uh. .... ........... 17.A _ ........ " h I ...-..::!!".. ~ -V WtPJ ,_ omen ~llUW _.. NIA WUTllllN CON,lltlMCI '"Ilk Oflll\IM W l ,ct, GI Y•LA Lltrtri 4f 1e 131 POf't1•11<1 31 :16 463 11 Pllotnlx 31 37 456 II'' S.•1119 ,. )9 • 1• 11 LA~· 23 tS 33' 26' 1 Golatn St•I• 11 q 773 301 1 ~"'"' DM•ltn 42 24 '34 Otnvtr Hou11on 01ll1t 39 77 S91 3 ,. :io m 5 ll lS 415 10 S•n A111onlo u 11n 32 JS .,, 101 ) K•n"' Cllv 2• 43 351 111,1 IASTlltN CON,HINCI Alamlc OM'*t a·Bo•ton SJ I• 791 a·Pllll1<MIOlll• SI 16 761 2 WHlll1191on 34 3J S07 If N IW JIOIY 33 :M •IS 20 New VOMI 73 '5 331 JO', C.mr11 Dfvl'*t x·Mllw1uk11 47 19 0.lroll lt 29 ClllCIOO 31 JS 111 SS. C llvellnd 17 40 All1n11 16 41 •7• 403 tndl•na 20 47 -299 • ·chncllld ptoott ~"" V ·Clln<llld dlVtSlon 11111 Sllllrellv'• Scar" LA lalrtrs l?J, LA CllMer1 11? New Vorlt 116, 1ncli1na 114 P11111ci.1pn11 127, New Jtrsev 101 Cleveland 13S, OtllH 17' Coll Mllw1ukH 125, Pl\otnlx 96 SHlllt lot, Alltnlt 99 T.Uv's Games Golden S1t11 t i lA CllOHrs. n Hou11on 11 Bo11on lndl1n1 11 Ntw Jtrsev u1a11 11 K1nsas Cllv Oenv1r 11 San Anlonlo Milwaulltt 11 C11lc100. n All1nt• et Por11end, n Ot1roll et Seelllt. n Meneley'• G1me1 Otlroll t i lA CllOM" 01llH 11 Denver Golden S111t at Ulth L1ktn 123, Clippers 112 \ 10 I IS , 20 l 11 ) 21 , LA lAKIRS (Ill) -Rtmoi1 3·S 4·S 10, WO<lhy 9·12 7·7 70, Abdul·Jtbl>lr 6·10 4·5 _16, E JOMIOll 8· 17 9· 10 2S, Scoll 7· 14 4·4 1e. McAdoo l 11 O·O 6, Coooer 4~1 10, KuPClllk 6·1 O· I 12, McGff 1·4 1\4 6. St:>rlOOI 0·1 O·O 0 To1111 q .91 26·31 123 LA CLl,,EltS ( 1171 -CtlClllnos 1·3 O·O 1. M Johnson S· 11 7·1 17, Oon11oson S·f 6·e 16, Nixon 3· 14 O·O 1 Sm11n 14·20 S·7 J4, 8'~ 443 1·7 17. Goroon l~H 6, Caot 3·S O·O 6, wanon 3·1 1·• I. Edwtrdt l ·S 1·2J. Whlle I· I 0·0 7 Totel\ 4~·'9 11·2S 111 Score bv Ovartws I.A l air.en 19 79 32 33-123 LA Cll1>1>1rs 20 79 32 31-112 .lbrff·oo•n• oot ls-Cooo.r, N1aon Smllh Bridftrntlf...-Foulld ou1-Nont Rtbounds-L•l.eri SJ (Abdul·Jebt>ar, E JoMton 9), Ctlootrs '6 10onaldso11 91 AHISll-t.tktrs 33 CE JoMson IS) CllP· otn 30 CNlxon 61 To111 lou11-L1ktri 13, CllPotrt 26 A111noanc1 -IS,371 COL.LEGE NCAA DIVISION I TOURNEY WtttAtelonal SICONO ROUND Sllllrdllv't karH (It Salt Ll-t CltV) St Jonn's t.I, Ark1ns11 6S KtnTuCliv 64, Ntvt dt ·LH Vt11H 61 T.Uv'• Games (at~I Altbema (22·9) v1 Ve Commonwtlllh (26·S> To11·EI PHO <'7·91 Y\ Norlh Ce ro11n1 SI <21·9) SIMlflNALS Friday's G1me1 (II 0..Werl SI JoM's <79·31 vs l(tnluckv Ol · 121 TtaH ·EI Peso·N Ctrohnt SI WtMtr v\ Altbtmt·VCU wlnntr R1stA..._., saCONO ltOUHO lllllf'•v•• kw" (t i Ht,....,tl, C.wi.l Gtorot1own t.3, Temote '6 1..ou?ft , Ill 70, Soutntrn Melll00'11 S7 Ttcllv's G1mt' ti Alllnta C.torOlt (72·1) Vt llhnolt (15·11 Svracust 171·11 v• Gtorola Ttcll C1S·71 SIMlfllNALS Tiwrtdtv'• Gamet 111 l'revkltMt, R .. .I Gtorotlown CJ1·21 vs. lovo•t . Ill l21·S> Svracutt·Georol• Ttcl'I wlnnt r vs G1orgl1·11tlnolt winner Southeast Atelonal SICONO ltOUNO Salllrctev'• kar11 ( 1t Sal.lltl lend, Ind.I Norin Ctrollna 60, Notre Oamt SI Auburn 66. Kenses 6• TICMV'• Gamet (at DI y1911, OMt I Mlcnlotn 176·3) vs Vlll1nove 120· IOI Mtrvlano <7•· 11) "' NIYY 126·SI SIMl,,NALS ,,ldav'• Gamet Cat 11"""'-'m, All.) North Cuollnt (76·11 vi Auburn 122· I 11 M1rvl1nd·Navv winner "' M1cl'11gan· 11111anov1 winner Mldwttt •..ientt SECOND ltOUNO Slturdlv'• Sc•" Cal Tuhl, Oltlt.I l..0111111n1 Ttch 1f, Olllo SI 67 OklallOmt 7S, Illinois SI 69 T ... .,., Gemes (at Htvsltfll Alt ·l lfm1noh1m C2S·tl V\ MtmOhl\ SI (78·3) Boston ColltOt (If· 10) vs Oukt 123·11 SIMlflNAU TlwrMlv'• Game• (al OalH) Loulsl1n1 Ttch 179·71 vs Okle11om1 (30·51 Bo11on Coll ·Oukt winner vs Ala ·Blrm· 1non1m MtmPhlt SI winner NIT SICONO "OUNO Tu.\dtv't Games Ntbreska (16·171 ti UCLA <17·171 New Molco ( 19· 111 11 F"rtsno Sr (2'1·11 Richmond <11· 101 11 1nolan1 116· 131 Maroutllt ( 19· 101 11 Cincinnati (17 · 1)) St Joston's ( 19· 111 •I VlrGlnla 116· I SI WtclMtCllV'I ti1me' South l'lorlde (II· 111 t i LOulsvll'- ( 17-161 Soutl'lw111ern Louisiana ( 11· Ill et Ten "'"" (It· 141 Tenn Cllt ll•nooo• l?l·11 11 l amer <10·111 Cemmunltv c ..... STATI TOURllAMINT (ti, ....... , Olltrttrlll\ll• Sttvr•v't karn El C1m1t10 11 Sacremento CC 6~ LonG BttCll CC '2, Ttfl f l (01) San Jost cc .. Ml Sin AnlOl'IO SS ltlver11ot CC 16, Bulle S• T ...... t's StmfflMI Gamet t-R1nr11dl CC vt Sen Jo" CC e-Lono lttch CC vt Et Cimino .. ~ . . " .. Gift• ...... Oc-"'"' '· ,_. ""' • (CYlll'IU ,~, Sunn• HI"• .J 000 000 0-0 1 I ()(t•ll \l'-w 000 010 >1-I S I l'iores and Trosi.o, Oall.t.v •!Id S<rvff• W-0.llllv 1·0 l -f'.IOft\ 11-0trlolll 1011) MOft!O<ll t0V) • .. d' L. .. ~ SATU.OAV'S ••MK. TS ( ..... ., .............. _....., fl•IT •A<I. en. mlle Dtet Alll>ttt lrte11 <Perk.,) 14 • ..0 uo uo F•I" llt111e1 (pjtnol 4 oo l 40 Wvnnt N111<1ln1 U.91\00I 5 20 A>so r11tto· TerPOtl Oonnv. MOn1ro• 01ncer, Time S11uart Baron, lll Abntr, Mt0nu1 A1m1hun1. Mlcn111 Johll. l ime· l·S1 2/S U IXACTA (2·11 H id SIOOO sacONO ••Cl, one milt PICt Crelo Hanover (Ptlllllul 4 60 4.60 3.40 H1nover Lobell <Crooll•nl 16 60 11 20 Stltclld (Aubin) 4-20 Also raced MemPlll1, LOl'd l eoena. Lt001rd. Ktnt FfOltd, Br1nC1lno Iron, EG· mon1 Fro11 Tl~; 200 $.3 •XACTA CS•4) oald '"'°° TH1•0 RACI. Ont m111 °''' Mae>lt .Frlli IAublnl lOO 4 00 3 10 COl'•noa l..ldv tP1rlr.er> 3 00 2 to JJs Cornett (Grundvl 7 00 Atso •teld' Ou1c11 Treat, l.Of'd Neutrino 8rowno11e Miller Time I S4 4/S U EXACTA l6·Sl Ptld S29 10 FOUttTH RAC•. Ont mill OtCI F1v1no At>Da (Aubin) 7.IO '20 l 20 C11esovtr (KulOllr) • 10 3 10 Navel 04flctr ($pr19gl) J 00 Also raced Sault. .Awl'tome 8rH11 True Cl'larll't. Surling 0.1, On Tour. lord Almahurfl. T1m1 · 151 415 FIFTH RACE. Ont mile otC:I Queowln < Loll90 > 1 40 • 60 J 40 Beron Module <Crooha n> I IO S10 Whale Knoclr.oul (Ano.rsonl 3 60 Also raced: Ttmoo Blut Ciiio, Coun1rv Mundv. Creve Olc:klt , Boobv Trao, Pllmtoll. ~de1 Pt1er Time. 2:01 31 S U EXACTA <1·21 Paid l97,SO SIXTH ltACE: Ont mile oac:t Otanover (Sprig111) 1100 6 00 3 10 Privv Council CMtdltnd) II 00 7 40 Mex BurnDro ( .. nderson) l 00 Also rac:ed. Van Lo~ll. Smt rt KOtlt . Solt Exotdlllo11, Mv Meue11o•r. On Vour Mark, Samt 8ulcll Tlmt. 7·00 ll EXACTA (7·11 Peid Ut.3 10 SEVENTH RACE. Ont m1'-Ptct Mtrrv N1rdln <Aubin I 6 60 • 00 Cnrttllnt 's 8oy (Crewtordl 4 IO CaPleln wa11on (Anderson) l 00 l 20 HO Alto rtctd BtnrOClden LOOk•no Gooo Ferous. R•incl'leek Time. 1 SI 41S u £XA"'_!A (7·9) Pt td 5'190 UGHTl4 ltACE. en. milt otet Nallvt HtP (lllndnollml 1 60 S 20 3 00 8r1t n Almahurst <Grundvl 12 40 6 00 Almon<! Klno (Croo111nl 2 80 Also raced Sulld1n, SlrlP Saueeit, Fret Turn. Crulslno. Black Armoro Sam ..J.tJ~ Time "" tTS U EXACTA (l·SI oa1d '11010 NINTH RACE. One mile pact Femllv Por1ra11 !Kutbltrl 11 00 610 Fir\! Mtl• CPtreo1nt ) 1 90 Ou1c11v <Anderson> u o s 60 II 00 Also ra ced. Tact Wave. Stellar Ex1r1oroinarv, GOOd 8v Oeslon. Ramoaoe. Two Octant L(ghl Rovtl Time 1·57 l 3 EXACTA l l-3> paid '9710 $2 l'ICK SIX (3·7+1·1·11 paid \82010 wlll't 11 w1nnlno llcke" Hive horses) Carrvover 0001 !13,956 16 JEHTltJlA.CL O!le mile PllC.t Lt VelaiH CAu1>1n) 4 40 3 ?0 2 80 Vesled Power (Anderson! 3 60 3 70 Armbro Caoet (Ackerman) 3 40 A1so raced Nvallo 011. Cour•oeous Reo Time I S6 1 S • l3 EXACTA <S·11 oa10 UJ •O ELEVENTH RACE. On• mite oac:e Wida Hv tMadlendl 14 40 8 00 S 40 •• Warm Wis11es CP1enol 900 510 MOOdv Blue CKuet>•erl 3 60 Alto ractd Wave Rider S•lvao•a na Scotcn Brion!, lkts Marone Mtd0•\0" Gltnb\.lrnil' Certos Time 200 ll EXACTA C1·210110 116230 Anenoance I. 161 ~nta Anlhl SATURDAY'S RESULTS C62nd 04 8'-Cltv lflweuthbrtd ITMlflMI FIRST ltACE. 1 I 16 m11es Moroen1ar <McHargue) JO 40 IS •O 110 H1gllbrow <Mera> 16 40 1' 00 Lost Creek (P1ncevJ b 3 60 Allo rec~ Brummer. · ar 81oder. Jomstl, Firs! Btede. Mate:• ad9, Tiit 810 T, A11endaro, Arctic Pouce Time 1 '5 1 S SECOND RACE. Ont mot Bllllkln csnotmaker> l I 40 Paued The Rult <Omnoo Btt1om IPtdroial HO l?O J •O HO 310 Bttl Alto ractd Sorvce Hert>or. Leader. Chtlkov, Ooerallon11 T1m11 1.37 1/S. l2 DAil Y DOUBLE C1·SI 0110 '396 70 S2 CONSOLATION DOUBLE 11·11 Dlld U720 THIRD RACE. I 1 16 milts Soll Dawn CSl!Oemtktrl 10 90 S 60 U O Amen·s Currenllove IMtnal S 00 J 60 01nam1la < S1even11 6 IO Alt o raceo let S1t1lt r T •me. And Cnaroes. M•Ohlv Soec1acu1.-E .ctllus Ont For Andrea. Tu At Ten. R1on1 woro l..oro't Miu , Re111na Dav T1mt 145 FOURTH RACE. 6 ' luriooos Pnont Trick CPlnovl l 40 180 1 IO Pane no 11•118 1McHargue> S •O • 00 P11en\11ne Sun <Hawtl'v) S 60 Alto racto Coll For111 Four Mr Tnomas On The s11oris T1mt I IS 4 S 'S EXACT A C2 SI 01110 U9 SO "FTH RACE. 6 , furionos on 1ur1 Snulllt Jet CMcCerronl 6 70 7 10 2 40 Hontvleno <Stevens> J 10 2 80 Manv G1ec1tr\ IMeial •OO Also ractd A1oaro1 Eesv Cesh, King 11du. Unt>tknownsl To Me Time I 1' 1 5 SS EXACTA !3·61 Paid U I SO SIXTH RACE. 6 lurlonos P11nltd Canvon (Slevtnll 10 60 S 60 3 60 lltrballm's Pride (Toro) 1110 1 •0 Sovereiolllv CPlncevl 1 10 Also ractd Nol The Reguler. Lill It Awan . Go I' lrst, Born Ruler E •clu\lvt CtPldt Don Sanders Mr Stcrt•arv Orum Commander. Shoot1no Iron T1mt 109 J S SEVENTH RACa. Ont mt1t Soverion Star l Plncevl f 20 • 20 • 00 Ltl'laD 1 Snoemtktrl 21 90 9 00 Sllck-''' (0.lallOuuave> S 10 Atso rect o Sun Mtsltr MHltr Greoorv Ooctor·s OfOtrs F1111H1n Ftt>utous Htbll, Pro\OICltvt Ster Time 137 l S lS EXACTA <9·31 Pe•d ~11 SO EIGHTH RAC•-(1 • """' °" turl E straoaoe ITorol , 00 S 60 l 60 Feel Finder CSltvtnsl 11 80 6 IO Air Oltllnoul CS/lotmtlltrl '40 Also ra<:ld· ..,,.,.n Rost, L A11r1v1n11 Ceoi<n• Fer Flvlno l..lft'\ MllO•C Our 1'110111, NICI •n Prootr Tlmt 1•41 ) S n "CK SIX (9'2-l-10 9 41 oald 59..liS 00 wl1h 52 wi11ners lsla norttsl '1 PtClo.' Sil< contoltllon oa•d SN 00 with l,1?l w1nnaf\ tllvt none\! 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IS 13, 5 McCallum ICdMI. 16 10, 6 McManigtl (COM). 16 4 llOIH-1 T1>lerolf lEI Toro> 41.34, 2 Dorn CEll111clal. '1 I. 3 P1>illlo5 CMerlnaJ, •2 S, 4 McCallum ICdM I. •2 9; S l..1llv (Mlu lon Vlt iol '3 4, 6 Lort nio 1F1n Vt lltvl, 43 • 4'0 ,,1,y-1 Merine <Jt nnlnos. Mautv. Hu1cn1ns. R11111 •• I. 'l Wooobrldgt, 44 91. 3 CoM 4SS1. 4 EOl5on, 4561, 5 Hin Bttch 4S 67, 6 Irvine. '6 04 Milt rt1av-I ln11nl' CMcMllll'n. Rot>trts Jtnncnos ltclltrl. 3 3'l 01. J Mrnion ll•tto, 3 3• 10 J Hin 8etCl'I. l.16 ... 4 COM 3 38 S1 S Legunt Hill\, nt 6 E doson nt HJ-1 Wl\eetwru~nt 1Eo1sonl 6·7 <mee• rec:oroJ 2 <•••> Oorll (Estancoal ano Gonte no tM u 1on V1t 1ol. 6·0. 4 Harns <Newoorll 6·0 S Cl1tl Clevtor cF111 Vel•l'V) ano 1111., .. 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II S3 A11tndanc1> -11 '~' TEAM STATISTICS SA F'.rll tlown\ II Rusllt\ verd, 17 II Pau1n9 107 lttlurn vt rd\ ll4 Pauino 11 » l •$t(k\ bV 7•1] l.A 11 39 1~ 162 '3 I) tJ I 1 " 11'\,nls I )J .. • 44 ,. uml>'e \ IO\ I l-l 1-1 11111•••• , ..... , ....... , Ctt Yllfftl, Aria.I CeilfOf,,11 001 000 000-1 S 2 ~ o,. oOo Q)O lW•-' 1? 0 ltomtl'lk.loo. Aneulo UI. Corbell m , COfllllll Ill Cltmlftn Ill end Ntrron, HOVI, McCullln (S), Otl,.tOll Ill and l 0<11v W-Movt 1.-AnoulO Detleart 4, A•ll"M l Cit Kit..,._, "'" Lo' An91111 :tell 000 010-. 6 O Mou"Oll 000 100 000-1 1 0 Mtnlllw , Powell ISi, Nltdtftftur (I), 1110 FlmOle, Rv111, M111111 01. 01?\no Ill. Sarnbilo &•) ano Coll>tft, w-Her.nlw L-ltv1n HR-wnufleld (LAI OtMr kw .. SI LOUii l , Ntw Yorll Mel\ 0 l(an"' Cltv 4, PllltDurOll l Clnctnnatl S. M1nnt~ll 1 Toronto I, P111laat1P11l1 J Bo11on s. o.1rou o New VOfll V1nl\M1 6. 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Ward <II ano Elll\on S1nc1t1r. P11tn1Ct Ill t no Ctrnacno w-S1nc111r l I 1..~1rcl1 HR-Holden (SI NICllOll IS> Tulllt <OCCI C"""'" S, ~ Wftf ct"' (Sa1.1111 CNll Cenfarlft<I) Cemtos 000 023 ~~ 11 0 C.Oldtn Wt\t 000 000 ()00-() 6 I <hunt .no Mo\llllO, SalH IS, Buckles (SI Ind FtorH W-Q\una. 3 l 1..-Salttl\ l·I 1&-Wllktnson CCI Mac" CCI $0Uth Cont ConMr'tne• Cerritos San•• Ane Golden Wts• SaOdltbaCll C:voren Or1ngt Coa\I Fullerton Compton Ml San Anto1110 W L GB 3 0 2 0 2 I 1 I 1 I 1 ' I 2 1 I 2 7 0 2 1 0 3 3 Sltvrellv's kortt Stddltblck I. Orenot Coat• 3 Cerrito' S. C.Oldtn Wes! O Fu111r1on I, Cvortu 0 $14\11 Ant 10, Mt . .Sall AnlOll.iO 9 TIMMltv'• G1me1 (2:l0 p.m.) Golden Wttl t i Orel!J>e Cot\! SaOdltback 11 Cvortn Stnll Ant ti Ctr rt IOI Como1on 11 Mt San An1on10 Hletl KhOel MlrlN >. 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C•I• •I M""'"w111 _..._...,-~ "111' () 00 .I 0. ., sweep Clippers Jose all ---........._ six games this year vs. cross-town foe • LOS NGELES (AP) -Earvm "MaaJc" Johnson scored lS points Sa1urday and handed ou1 IS assitas. lccyina the Los Aneetes Lakc'n to a 123-111 Nauonal Belkdbell Auocaa- t1on victory and a sil.pmc tratOft swt.'<'p of the crost-town rivaJ Lot naelcs Clippers. Johnson. who also pulled down nine rebounds 1n t~ pme. took chatJC afttr the Clipper$ pulled w1th1n four. 100.96. w11h 6d 7 lcft 10 play. The Laker ~ent on a 12-l run 10 a 2:S I pan with Johnson sconns Jail straight Points and then fctdins B~ ron ott with a no-look pass for a slam dunk. Th.at made the score 112·98 and put the pme out of reach. The Clippers. who were led by Derck m1th's game-high 34 points. trailed by nine points after each of the first three quarters and were down by as many as 17 points. 84-67. with 3:47 left in the third quaner. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. the Lakers· captain and all-time leading NBA scorer. scored his 33.000th career point less than a minute into the second half and finished with 16 pomts. The Lakcrs out rebounded the Clip- J>(r . 53-46. an a'd\.antage that allow- ed them to play their running game. .. Tonight was a real transition game. the ktnd we like.to pla}," said Coach.PatJWc>_··w.c.madc a 101 of great pla)S on 1he break. We had 20 fast breaks 1n the first period alone.~ ··Tonight ~e did a good job on tht- boards.'' said the Lakers' Michael Cooper ... When "-C are able to crash the boards w1th success. '-'C get our lT3 n slllOTfl3m e go mg in htglnhrottlc__ Our game IS 10 push the ball up coun qu1ckl)'." .\bdul-Jabbar. who has played m 1.237 regular-season games and another 14 7 m the playoffs. said about rcachmg 33.000 career pomts: .. I feel pretty good about my newest m1kstone. but the two milestones I cherish most are the career sconng rec-0rd and the h()Q()~a-yed." Kfngs regJster 8--8Wla- lNGLEWOOO (AP) _ -Brian MacLeHan and Bernie Nicnofl9 tat~ied two QOa1s each to p.c:::e the Lot Angeles Kings to an M1Y 8-.3 wtn OYef' the Detroit Red Wings Jn NHL actton Saturday night. The Kings. wfto ICOled on 5 of 6 power-play oPportun.llee, are now 10-0-5 In their laa1 15 home garMS agafnst Detroit, the lallt lo8S com- ing Feb. 7, 1971. l'he KmQ1 broke on top at 5:33 of the first period wtlen Doug Smith stuffed In a rebound of hts own shot. Gerard Geltant tied It for Oetroft at 8:S. when he spilt King defeneemen Jay Wells and Gany Gatl9y and beat Darren EJiot wtth a 15-foot backhander. MacLetlan·s first g08I put the King• on top to stay ~ he scored during a power play at 13:28 fo the first period. M•cel Dionne gave Los Angeles • 3--1 lead at 2:51 of the secono pertod, scoring on a 10·foot r9bOund during a King power 1)48)'. Nicholls extended the ltMd to 4. 1 with his first goal of the night. tipping In a 15-footer at 14:51. .. RedWing John Ogrodnk:k made it •-2 as he collected his 518' OC* of the season dunng a Detrott power play w\th 1:11 left in the second period. Wlth the golll, Ogrodnick 1s just oM short at the club record of 52 ~t by Mtc*ey Redmond during.:_ the 1972-73 season. The Kings got third-period Q09la from Maclellan, Jim Fox and 8rian Engblom and N•chOHa. Ron Duguay scored the fk.a OetrOlt goal 49erwomen roll. 112-85 I(\,(, HI \t II I \l'l -JJll..ll' \\h it~ \lOrl'd .:4 pQIOI\ lO lead l On[I. fkalh 'itatl' (ll 3 11 .:-x \' ICtOr\ (),~r H.ngh'Jlll \ 11u ng a1urd ~ night tn a fir\Hound "< \ \ "nn en·, ha,i..~1- h.1ll 1ournanH:nt >innw 1 h1.• 1h1rd-ranli.i'd 41i>1.•f\ no" ;id· 'JOH" h• ttw \\ l''tl'rll R~pmnal' l:il tn~ ''"' 111tti.' lklcnd1ng d1.1mtl1on l "< I hur~.n night .it l t l \ ., Pa uk' Pa' 1hon In a ganw I r1d.l' night the lad' Tro). n-. d1.•h.·~11C\1 Idaho 1~·'1 I 1lng tkJl h \1.itl' non".:".~ aL ' got .:n f'\ltnt\ from h.1r.tcn (um· l}l1n(!' .ind I~ point\ Imm C ind~ IJnm n 8n ham '\ oun IQ Q rt· "i.''' i.'d ~fl ~uni lr\lm ( 1nd' Bat. tl\lunC' and-~ '-'Ith 17 n-bound~ from t n·"1 \n.1uld1ntt l t•nr lkJlh n~''"'J 1ru1l~d lljump. \'\1 .1hl'Jll (\-ll a minute into thr gam • ..lnc.I h~hJ J f\~·39 h;1U)1mi• h.•ad h\ • h1 "''' ll.1J 'lil.;t\ th 1'\ poun~ wt•h--·-~ ll kit"' thc.· g,.n'e ;al 11 ~· N I COMPLETE NYSE, AMEX COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, 05, 8 Founder of Investor's Daily offers tested market advice CREDIT L1Nf Rhonda Fedden promoted a vp for Burton Advertising Laguna Beadl rl'Stdl·nt Rhonda fedden ha\ lx'l'O naml'J v1l'e prl'Stdent ''' Burton Adverllslng of( ·o)ta Mc<.a. She ha'I bi.•cn \\1th Burton sinl'C 1978. most rcccntl ) as ac:count !lupen 1 or/opNa11ons 'director. She sl·rws as special ad' iscr to the Sales & Marketin g Council's f.'\<'t.·u11,e rnm~11wc and as th<' 1985 chatr"'on-rnn of the MAME awards. tPll' organ1tallon" annual honor proi ram. Shl' '"also amcmberof thi: Institution of Resldeallal Marketing and ha' St'" ed on scH·ral t·onunim·cs tor lhl' National Association of Homebuilders. She was also on the l'ommun1ra11ons comm1lll'e of the t 984 Newport audience told to look f 9r steady growth By JOY DEE ANTHONY ~,...c.,, •• , • .w-.1 . The tirs1 secret 10 success 1n 1hc stock market. says William J. O'Neil founder of .. In vestor's Dail)." 1s t~ choosc only those companies .. wi1h a proven superior earnings record.·· Speaking 10 a crowd of around 200 business men and women al The Newponcr liotcl rece nt ly. O'Neil said he looks for an earnings per share record that <>hows an increase ~n each of the last five years or at least a steady increase for a substanttal number of quarters .. so that the tn.·nd of groWth and profitability 1s definite!) there." He also insists that a compan) show a significant earn11~s increase "right now in the mos1 recent 1wo quarters. Why should anyone buy a stock whose earnings arc down-:-Or up only a mediocre six or eight percent currently?" he said. "The median mcreas:dn the last quancrl) earnings repon of all of the successful per- fonning stocks in the last 15 }Cars. at the beginning• point. before these stocks doubled or tripled. was a plus 34 percenl." The average inqease in earnings shown by these companies before their stocks began to rise was 70 percent. he added. Though many people say earnings aren't all that important an 1nd1cator. O'Neil says his research "has shown just the opposite." Once you're certain of the earnings record. he said . re'ad up on the business. Look for new products that ---- INVESTMENT ART IAIC CUCAU Hands1gned etchings Hand colored JOU 1110 Hands1gned ltthographs 1971 On arches paper SAUADOI DAl.l. - 011gmal hands1gned ltlhographs. All in e•cel· lent cond11ton .,,..liSlls •• nlillMI. (714) 494-7129 For more fascinating figures call arc sel li ng es'pec1all)' "di. The rest of your eOort should be concentrated on timing. O'Neil od- ' 1scs. The objC<"t is not to bu' a s1ock at the cheapest price. he \:lid: "but to bu) a stock at precise!) 1hc ngh1 time." The right time 1s after a stock has undergone a corf'\'Ction an price. 'has built a ne" price base or consolidation period. and ha IO\.\ h begun to emerge from llS basing area and resume an uptrend in pnct. he 'ia td. Bccau e no one 1:i c;man enough to fl'ml·mtx·1 1he pnre and 'olunw h1s1on of \t.·vcr.il thousand stt.x:k\. chart•; arc trur1al. he remarked. "The best t1ml' ll> bU\ a '>C\.'Uflt\ IS \.\hen II tie&tn<; 10 pas'\ 1rnpor1Unt earlier pm'l' pea~ JUSt belort.' 1t 1s about 10 mak,c a nc" h1gb 1n pm•e ... Tht\ is tough fo1 mo'it pcopk to do. hl' added, bet:au~· ora deepl~-tngratned hab11 ofbarga1n hun11ng. Most stocks an: mrd1ocrc. The onl's th al aren ·1 rnrl'I\ <>1.·ll for a rhcaper price. hl' poinlS OUl. "We did a stud) a fl'"' ~l·ars ago ot thl' nl'\\-h1gh and thl' nl'\.\-IO\.\ lisl. \\ l' Huntington Nation posts another mark on record of steady growth President Kirk Bashore reported that Huntlngton National Bank continued its pattern of steady growth during 1984. As of Dec. 31 . 101al as~ets reached S43.3 millio n. an advance of 19 percent o'er las1 }'Car: l)(:pos11s "ere up 20 perttntto $39. 7 million and loans increased 24 pereenl to $31 .3 million. Stevie Bannister. prcs1den1 oftbe Bannister Group. the interiors di\ 1~1on of McClellan Cruz Gaylord & <\ssociates. Pasadena architl'<'ts. \\ tll tx~ discussing "Successful Elements of pace Planning." March 29th at the Newponer Inn. tn Newpon Beach. Among the topics she will cover arc: Design opponun111es that enhance a 1luilding.'.£_mar.kc1abllit~ trends in workers· space ne~ and work s1a11ons. planning now for the onice of the fu ture. space planning as a marketing 1001 to lease spacc. hgh11ngs)stemscompatiblc with computer terminals. etlir1en1 and cosl effecti ve space planning programs and how to select space planners and interior design consultants. George Hedle~. president of Hedley Builders, In c .. ha announced the company's mO\C 10 its ne" corporate headquancrs al 4667 Mar ~nhur Bl,d. 1n Newpon Beach. Formerly located in Laguna H ill~. Hcdk) Builders. Inc .. i-; a major builder of office. industrial and rnmmcmal projccb throughou1 outhern Califorflia. Coldwell Banker C'ommerctal Real Estate Sen 1rrs has naml.'d Jeri Turpin & Co. of Irvine to handle: public relations and ad\l'rlls1ng ac11v111es for six offices in its Sou1tiern ( ahfornia region. Newport P harmaceuticals lntematlonal, Inc .. ha~ 1 ncrcased pro ft 1s for 1 he third quarter and nine months ended Jan. 31. for. a turnaround of$2 million. The company ri:ported ne1 earnings of $10 1.()()() or $.01 per !.hare on revenues of$2.6 million fo r the third quarter offi scal 1985. compared wi th net losses ofS600.000. or $.07 pN share 9n re\enue'i of$2. I 2 million for thi: same period la-sryear. I · LeAnce/Herbert Bowe~ lfuJ>llc Relations and Advertising has an- nounced the addition of Wayne Rawlins as public relations 'itaffv .. ntcr and the pro motion of Carol) n L1hderman to public relations account coordin:11or. according to Steven D. Bo\Ners. president. I BM has chosen Gateway Computer to provide sales and sen tCl' for the IBM Personal Computer Engineering/ 1ent1fi r Si:ncs. Gati:wa\ "'as <>elected for its excellent suppon capab1h111:!>. Its personnel have rl·ccnrl\ compk•ted IBM factory training on 1he E/ hard\.\are and )stem soft\NflrC. · Construcuon has pas~d the half-\.\ay point on a 1.i:!.OQO..square·foot research and de\elopmcnl/manufactunng fac1ht) des1ened b) Carli Architec- ture for American Medical Optics. a di\ 1s1on of l\mcrican Hosp11al Suppl ~ The proJecl. 'alued al S8 mtl lton. incorporates an C\l~ltng 36.000-squarc- foot structure in In inc Industria l( om pie>. East and t'>Carl1's founh proJeCI for ..\mcncan Hosp11al Suppl\. Wendy's Hamburgers has opened as the first business 1n The Ciro' c Shopptn$Ccntcr at the southeast corner of Crown Valle} Parkway and Golden Lantern tn Laguna Niguel. Planning Co~trol International, Newpon Beach. spcc1alinng in comput~r software for-project management. has announced a JOO perce nt increase in operating revenues for calendar 1984. T~c $1.5 m1llio.n Hu~tlngton Beach Auto Center was 85 perceni lea!.l:d when 11 opened earlier this month. rcport!I cxclu!ltve leasing rcprcsentaliVl'!> McCarter-Burke & Panners. Inc .. Irvine. ·------------------------•• I : Transamerica I or maiJ t~e coupoii. : P .0. Box ·7 459. : Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 I I I I I I I I I \ . T ~·~o• Tranwm••<• l I• fn~v••"'" ... •J Annu11v ~"'°""V 1111 ~.-.lie# IW~MIOl'i Wf.fll<ll¥.~'°1J '(.onlr.;4 I •4 '"4 •II lill ur 4 ".i4'i II 11411 l"1m1 nt tnll°fl"'I '"" 111 1•(hoel ll lh It~ lit' 11"t4r.1n11Td mm1m11m int.f'\•t \.um nl 1n1, ,. .. ,, '"''' iln nl'llhrr jlu~r.rnluJ no~1ff't tl!n ~ltm.011 •fur lh< fo111 l_\'114fll•·' 1m 1\<·J lur ,,.,, w1ll1Jr.1wJI ! I I I • Jffil' SI.Ill 'll:il'rih• •nl' I I I >.1k ul n1rth ~· I 1~ lbunt.l lhnt th<.• Ol'w-h1gh li'lt tended to go h1g~er and 1he lll'w-low list tended IO go IO\.\Cr." You c,hnuld at ... o ehcl·~ 1he number of 'lharc\ oul\land1ng. hl· 'k!td ... Gen· 1:ralh. a 'lnmlkr number of shares .1110''., a \Ill ~ a rhann· 10 perfom1 morl· rap1dl~ 1han thow \\tlh a large l·ap1 1alin111on of 50 or I 00 million ,h;lrl'' or mon.'. .. ffl\ll'll al'>o looks for indusln kadl'" ··~omettmes a \1mplc ruli: ll~l· a' oiding all sllx'k' "tth a rclatl\ e '''l'lll(lh below 70nr 75 l'an 1nstanll~ d1mina11.' "'°"' ol the laggard pl'r-llJrmcrs ... he said . Spon'>Or'>h tp h~ a1 least a li:w ofthl' tx·11er pl'rforming mulll;il funds or 1llhl·r in\t11u11 onal tn\l'S lor'i who mana~l' JX'n!.1t1n fund!> 1i. another O'Neil pnnnpk. F1nalh. hl· looks al lhl' main irend tlf 1hc gl.-nl·ral market. us rnn be '>CC n l'n 1hc Standard & Poor'., 500 Index. 1hl' Do"' Jont.'S lnduMrial\. and the Dail} NYSE voluml'. Onl~ a s~'lcm 1nvoh 1ng o,ct gu1dc- ltne~ can help unc a' 01d the cmo- 11onal1'tm oflhl' markl'I. he sa\s. For 1n<.t31lll'. hl· nC\Cr bU)'S 00 lips. <.tonc,. rumor' or Wall Strl'.'l'I rc- .. earl·h reports. Nor docs he go for hu,-out di:als. commod111es. mun1c1- f}ai bvn<ls. ta>. \hehc.r . or st~ selling belo\.\ SI O. "You'll ge1 a 101 further 1f }Ou '>pend a lot le'' time wi th P/E Cpnn•/carn1ng> ratios and dividends. The' rca lh don·1 mean as much as ~ou ·think:" O'Neil said. "Earntngs p~:r c;!iarl' gro"'1h l!I thl' kc> 1ngrc- Jil'nt." Ohmp1c rnmmt lll'l'. . ... . . ... John C. Hartfield ot l'" port &ah ha'> bel·n n.rnH'd 1111crnat1onal markeung director of tranch1 Sl' ..aks for Lontt Bcach-ba,i:d DIAL ONE International franeh1Sl'. a rl'!>tdl·n11:il. rnmmcrl ml and retai l ,en ll'l' and 1radl''> n1:1work. Han~~ " the forml'r prcs1dl·n1 of Hartfield Development Co .. a rl's1dcn11al and commercial dc,clopnwn1 firm . • • • First Interstate Mortgage Co.'s 1m·oml' prol)l'rl) di\ 1 .. wn O~angr Count~ office 1n T ustin has provided a S:!.8.l m1lhon rnnstruc11on loan lor a rc<,carch and de\l·lopmen1 bu ilding in Irvine. I hl' proJert. lucatl'd at the northeast t orncr of .\lion Par~wa) and Morgan 1n lhl· In tnl' lndu!>trtal ( omple\-East. will rnns1s1 of 39. 723 squarl' ti.·l'I on a 2.226-arrl' part'l'I of land. ,.. Tht.' Newport Be~·h firm of McCulloch Architects ~\ 111 Je"1.gn l~ur l l .S. Manne Corp.,, huild1rlgs for the las f'lorc!'. wr11on ol San D1cg~ s <.ump Pl'ndlcton. The strut ture' will inrlude a rl·n1n nn1ssa nce ba1talion hcad- quancrs building. an 1mtr11l·11on foctli1~ and a 1Urrl'l·lra1ning lanop). iotahng about 21.000 square l~l'I and 1nrnrpora11ng rnng)·l·ffic!en1 clem~nts surh as wide OVl'rhangs. doublc-gla1ed gla., ... and natural H'nttla11on. < on ... 1rut t1on bids on the designs are slated 10 open 111 Dl'n~mh1:r Trico Building Realty is r~h;b~litat1ng a 6S.CX>O-'>quare-foo1 of- lin•/manufaclunng building a• Redhill and Paulanno a' l'nUl'S 1n ( O'>ta Ml'sa. lo upgrade it 10 the quaht} of1he new otlirr hu1ld1ng'> 111 lhl: area. rhl: bu1ldtng will be d1 v1'i1blc 10 accommodatl' om· or rnof\' ligh1 manulal·tunng hrmc;. • • • • Merrill Lynch Realty has hontm•d Fr•nce Park as tor sale~ a.,.,oc1atc for the firm's Huntington Beach office Park. a member of 1he ~frmll L) nch Realt Mtth1.-M1H1on Dollar Club. 1s a cwt1tied rcJoc.auon ~pcct$LancL.ha.s been ~1lh Merrill L\nrh for more than tl'l' )i:ar<, \he 1s an actl\e ml·mtx·r of ttfe Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce and ha., "urkcd on 'anou projects for the Huntington Beach Council on Aging. be is also a member of the Orange County Grand Juror's Association.-• . . Rob R. Ukroplna ha!. lx'l'n appmnll·d Prl''ldl·nt of lhl' \·"'pun Rt·ad1 d1v1s1on of Pandick California, Inc., a tinanl ial pnntl'r. LJ ~rop1na 1<; a resident of Corona del Mar. OR-ANGE COAST STOCKS Here are the st0ck market activities of publicly traded .. Orange County firms for the week ended Friday, March 15. Data provided by Newport Securities Corp. I t3f !"! 1 wr:ao~ JU1:l'5 L1t·•~l'l• 1 • , ,. ~. " , •LP"•~ ~ ALW"• •••'"· '• •· •r • • •••r . P•ot rt~ ''' ~ A••r·"" i-0.nl &"4CD• • Ar'Ohtw• C'1"P· ~ &Sf ffe 1e•l"c1'i lO ATW .S1tte•• 11 lh••r 1nt \. l / "•nlif •lf•WCll)t't. \ j lto••ii 14•<1· \6 llov•"' In ' 111l. '(• ""'"'r,,rd r.ti. 'b !lutt•r fl•llJ '1 C•pl1\r1nn ti• "' r.,.. t""· '" ~arl C•rrl\er "' 10 Ct r•dJn• 11 re rtron (tJrp. ll ttl •••P•••• 2) C1ttl•AI I•~& I• ,.lot.he• Tia • l\ Coh1e OI• , • .,. 16 Co••r•o. Inti. ~l Co•Pr•. 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