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WANTING TO GET AWAY? -Fair weather Sundays offer
escapes from daily confines -or even this century. These
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students were lightered to The Pilgrim at the Orange County
Marine Institute at Dana Point Harbor on a pret!y morning.
June Reagan-Brezhnev meet nixed
Soviet l eader suggests summit in fall, in neutral country
MOSCOW (AP) -President
Leanld L .Bret.hnev on Saturday
reject.eel Presidt"nt Reapn's offer
to meet thi1 June at a United
Nations meeting in 'New York,
saying a 1uperpower 1ummlt·
should not be incidental to ano-
ther forum. He propmed they meet lMtead
In a neutral country In the fall.
"remains hopeful that President
Brezhnev WW come to the United
Nations this June and meet with
him then."
Brezhnev mentioned F inland
and Switzerland, two neutral
European countries, u poulble
sitee, and ~ October as a
pouible time, aocordJ.na to the
of:fidal newt ~ T--. which
armounced Brezhnev'• respome.
Brezhnev's remark. were
made in respome to a question by
the Communist Party new1p9per
Pravda and dlltributed, In ad-
vance, by Tua.
Brezhnev later was reported
by unofficial Soviet sources to
have been hospitalized and then
releued. He wu variously said to
be 1ufferlng from exhaustion, a
heart ailment or a atrw>ke, but the
Soviet Foreign Miniatry said he
wu on a regular winter.rest.
His statement Saturday simul-
taneously anawered Rea1ap'1
proposal and indicated that he
oonsldera hUme1f ln good enough
health to meet the American
chief executive six months from
now.
Reagan had told reporters ln
Washington April 5 that he
would addreaa a U.N. disarma-
ment oonference in New York in
June, and suggested that Brezh-
nev do the same.
Brezhnev first propoaed in
February 1981 that be and Rea-
gan hold a twnrnit. However, the
White House said then the time
was not right for such a meeting,
and that any meeting between
the two leaden had to be care-
fully prepared.
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No hint yet
Haig's efforts
are working
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BU~OS AIRES, Argentina
(AP) -Secretary of State Ale-
xander M . Haig Jr. ended 12
houn of talks Saturday aimed at
averting war between Argentina
and Britain over the Falkland
lalanda with no indication of a
breakthrough.
''We're st1ll talking,'' Haig u.id
u he entered hia downtown hotel
after Saturday's aecond temion of
negotlatlona at Government
Howle. He declined further com-
ment.
State Department spokesman
Dean -Filcber said he could not
characterize the talks Haig had
during the day and evening with
Argen1ina's president, Gen. Leo-
poldo Galtleri, and other mem-
bers of the ruling Argentine
junta and Foreign M.iniater Nica-
nor Costa Mendez.
"Secretary Haig haa kept Pre-
aiden t Reagan fully informed
about every step of the procesa,"
Fiacher said.
While the talk.a were going on,
more than 20 generals met at
army headquarter• to review
Haig'a efforts to cool tenaions
growing out of Argentina's April
2 a e i £u re o f the Br i t I ah -
adminittered Falklanda.
After the morning round of
talka, government press teeretary
Rodollo Baltierrez aaid, "They're
searching for common grounds
for agreement. There are aome
differences, but they're llill
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illandt in the South Atlantic tbtt
are defended lJy an estimated f,
000 Ar,entiM troope. It it be1*
ved the British war fleet la~
eral da)"I away. ' ,
The Brttiah Broedcalting ~·
said Haig WU preming a plan fc:f
U.N. or other third-party~
nistration of the illanda, with T
continuing Argentine presenq
and the return of expelled Brltiall
officlala, ·while an eventual aobf
tion was aought. •
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Irvine man
found dead
in pool
The county ooroner'a office la
inveatigatlna the death o4 a
40-year-old Irvine man who._.
found at the bottom of hit belik-
yard 1wimmin'g pool Saturday
night. ;
l>olice and Deputy Coroner
"' Rick Plow• said Michael Swa,6(..
kowski, of 40 Farragut in the
Northwood 9ection, was found:at
the bottom of the pool by his wUe
at about 6:10 p.m.
wor~." ·
Participants have refuaed
comment, and earlier Filcher aaid
he wu "neither optimiltic nor pe:8llmlstic. ••
Swantkowaki, a non-twirruner,
waa last seen adjmting a pool
1weepl.ng device he bad purcha-
eed earlier in the day, 8ccordlng
to reports.
But the postponement of Haig'•
scheduled departure Saturday
wu taken as a hint that bit ae-
cond vilit to Buenos Alrea in a
week was making IOOle proerett.
A 40-ahip Brlti1h armada it
•teaming toward the dilputed.
Plow• said investigators .are
attempting to determine if she
death wu a drownlna or the.n-
ault of ~ther lem. No fdul play ii . ~victim Md
no put h tory of medical pto-blemt. Plows u.ld. ~
.A.Ide from his wife. Swant-
k ow 1 k i ii a urvived by two
daughten.
At the White Hou.e, commu-
nications director O.vid Gergen
aald, "We do not interpret hie
(BreshneV'•) remarks M a rejec-
tion of the 1119ident'1 ape lll l d
hopee that President Brezhnev
would come to New York In June
and meet wltb him" during a
1pedal U .N. aeaion on arms re-duction. ..
It wu the 75-year-old Brezh-
nev'• first major statement since
. he disappeared from publlc view
March 25 after a four-day visit to
Soviet Central Asia.
Students, ombudsman face last chances
He aaid Brezhnev'• remarks
would be 1tudied but Reagan
Suit filed over
Crystal Cove leases
Crystal Cove residents repor-
tedly have sued the state to pre-
vent their eviction from beach-
front oottages ttartLna In July.
The 1ult, filed ~riday in
Orange County Superior Court.
claims the 1tate reneged on a
promlle made in 1979 to grant
the 60 involved residents 20-year
Jeaaes if the area WU purchaled
\jrom the Irvine Company. The
purchaae took place later in 1979.
· The state ball granted 20-year
leases to resident• of the El
Morro c.ove Trailer Park. which
sill on the other end of the parcel
stretchinc:iong Pacific Coast
Hiahway tween Laguna Beach ana Corona c1e1 Mar.
Twenty-four part-time resi-
dents of the oottaeee had notice9
tacked to their doors on Wed-
nesday, informing them that
they must vacat.e by July 31.
An alternative to eviction re-
portedly offered by re1ldent1
calll fqr a1lowtnc them to main
~on of the cottages untll
the Para and Recreation De-
NATION
partment wins authorization for
a plan to" U8e the bulld1np
The entire coastal strip from
the Crystal Cove area to El
Morro Cove is to become part of
the new Cryata1 Cove State Park
under stat.e ownership.
Match ability
to job sizes
Today's Daily Pilot features
a host of employment-wanted
advertiaementa, which also
will appear in Wednesday's
Daily Pilot. Irvine Mirror and
Million Viejo Mirror.
To find t h e person with
abill~:i.r,ou need -accoun-ting yst, bartender, life-
guard, sales vice president,
even a George-of-all-trades-
aee Page F4 in the Clusi.fied
eection.
G88 price slump may be endins
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Smaller oil refinen
have r8Aleci ihlir WM'-le pl'tc. fCJI' the flnt Ume in
more than • y-.r. lndJcatlnl the alump ln auollM
pricft may be almollt over, lndu.try analy1t Dan ~ml Saturday.
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Conflicting en vironm en ts lead to a job you'd har.d ly expect in an Ivory Tower
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CAMPUS MEDIATOR -Ron W~ ombudllnan at UC Ir-
vine, aays he never forgeta that each student ii different and .
needs to communicate to my In the univenity.
COUNTY
New senator Beta P"IB oa baclc
w o1::_ r.
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Each rnoml.ng before he leaves
home for work at UC Irvine, Ron
Wilson gar.es at two photographs
han · in his special room. T~oom includes hie future
and his paaL The future, he aaya,
it hidden in shelves of poetry
books. The past lies in the photos.
One ii a picture of Harlem. the
New York Oty ghetto where he
pw up. The other thow1 Man-
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battan's fashionable Washington
Heights, a place he later called
home.
Wilson ia a continent away
from thoae two places, but he
saya be purposefully remind•
himlelf of the oontruting neleh-
borhooda. He doesn't want to loee
sight of the gang wan, drug ad-
dicta or con.men of Harlem or the
refined lilestyle in Manhattan.
It was th<>M conlllctlrur envi-
ronments that f<qed Ron Wlllon
into the kind of penon who, M
UCI'• ombud1man, not only
handlca but look:a forward to a
job moat other adminiatratora
would .MVer carwlder.
People have dueat.ened bis We
on more occulona than he can
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recall. Students have tal!r«n
awinp at him, viaitora to hit ol-
flce have brought along pistol.a
and rifles, hit tires have been
slashed and one man tried-to \Ike
his anger out on the adm.ip.istra-
tor's family.
It's hardly the job you'd expect
In an Ivory Tower complex. rich
with 10me of the world's leading
acientlsts, artists and social
thinkers.
But it'• all in a day'• work for 4
the campus ombudsman.
Chancellor Daniel Aldrich
agrees "there are few people
who would have the 1tomadl"
for Ron Willon't job.
But Wilaon insists be lova
his work u the fipal mediator ln
student-related matters.
"Basically my job ii to be tbe
impartial, individual hero 1or
students," he •YI·
"Every 1tudent I 1ee bu a
problem. Ninety-five percent of
the time I'm able to remlve and
work through problem•. If· a
1tudent ls honest with me aod
teU. me the truth Ulen'• a way
to ~ye hit pcoblem." •
A aoft-spoken, controlled mm
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'Al Orange eoMt DAJ"-Y PILOT /Sunday, April 11, 1Ha
NewllOft-.... IChool tn.wteel I ... and IOda1 ..... waWd
are thlaklna about maktn1 tt become eff-ectlve in ti•• fall <>f touch« to ,..aduate from Harbor 1986 for fre1bmen wbo would hilh acbaoll, I ~ua\e fou.r )'een later,
They'll oamld•r a ~ to in· a.cotnmendat1ona for 1Uffer
t · INduatJoh requ!rementa ht1h 1ehool requirementa came do eo no unltl when they . from the Educational Reeourcea ~ Aptil 27. Advilor1 Committee of the
U apProved, the new require-Newport-Meaa Untfled School
ta appl)'inl to En8lilh", math, Dtatrtct. The committee of tea-
t I e a~UpS, pickups
n Resohrce Rally
Several acUv;itla are planned
ilong the Orange Coaat next
i-eek as put of the 1982 Great
California Reeou.rce Rally.
They include a number of
eventa at Onnae Coast College in
Costa Mesa, a "Back Bay cleenup
tn Newport Beach and a ~a
thon at state beaches Ip Hunt-
~ ina'torl Beach. . The .gla11-a-thon doesn't ac-
!ually start until May 1. It will
tbntinue until Sept. 12.
Monday in the quad area of
Orange Coast, a drive will begin
fes, you can
take it
~ii,h you
1 SAN FRANCISCQ (AP) -
Who sa~ you can't take it with
you? Not Gabe Gabor. who'll
~ke your money and meaaage
-P.d give the latter to someone
'Tho's about to climb the stairway :t heaven and see your dearly
f ~ .. a to. Angeles area bu-
~esaman. runs Heaven's Union,
a:kind of telegraph line between the here and the hereafter.
, Forl $40, Gabor will take a
rteaaage of 50 words or lea and
fJnd a meaaenger who "has an
Ulnesa or condition that makes his
~parture inevitable in the near
f9ture."
1 How do you know the me91age
ii delivered? "You have to have
faith," Gabor said in an interview
with the San Franclaco Exami-
ner.
(If you're worried that the
rdeseenger might linger on F.arth
t40 long, you can pay $100 and
qi&bor will give your message to
t~ee terminally ill persons to eOhance your chances of getting *rd to your loved one.
I t
by atudenta to collect one mil1Joo
aluminum cam.
Student body officen plan to
uae proceeds ~ the sale of the
cans for echolarahipa for liandi-
caP,ped students.
In Newport BeaCb, the Friends
of Newport Bay and SPON are
spearhead.inR the cleanup of the
bay next S"'aturday morning,
Apiil 24.
The California Conservation
Corps is expected to be on hand
for the more demanding joba.
But volunteeca are needed to
clean up the debris. They can
report to work at 9 a.m. at the
staging area near the YMCA
building at University Drive. ·
In Huntington Beach, the
glaaa-a-thon will begin May 1
and last through the summer.
Elementary and high school
students are urged to pick up the
glass containers that are hazards
to barefoot beachgoe.rs.
They get a coupon for each 12
bottles they collect. Those with
the greatest number of coupons
will get the top prizes a t an
"auction" at the end of summer.
Nine tons of glua were collec-
ted last year in the program that
was started three years ago.
Signs at entrances at Hunting-
ton State Beach and Bolaa Chica
State Beach will instru ct
· you.npters how to participate.
About 600,000 people partici-
pated in 750 separate recycling
and cleanup events throughout
the state at last year'• rally,
sponsored by the state 1olid
waste management board.
The program won the 1981
Keep America Beautiful award
for the best statewide observance
i.n Ute nation.
"The purpose of the rally,"
according to Solid Waste Mana-
gement Board Ch&innan Terry
Trumbull, "is to awaken Califor-
nians to the state's garbage crisia
and ways we can nelp avert it
through recycling and litter
control''
Afternoon~ around
the natton Satufdey nanged from 29 In Marqwtte, Mich .. to ff In
~.Fla.
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Extended
forecast
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cben and puenta 1tucUed the
dlltrlc\'1 curriculum for 10 mon-
tha.
The commitC.. actually ftC•
oounended. 280-unit Nq~
ment for araduadon. but dlltrict admbiltrat.on cut that to 220.
The adviiory 1roup made • ·number of recommendation•
. aimed at uparadinl achooll ln
Newport Beldt and c.c.ta M-.
The nl1h 1ehool unit increase
will be-the flnt-~nstdered by
.chool trulf.eel. ' A number of other lmprove-
men ta recommended by the
advl1ory group have been en·
I doned by d.latriat admlniltratcn
and .-1 on to the 9Choo1 board
for consideration in coming
month.I.
Theee include a •uaestlon to
increue the length oflhe IChool •
day for fint, second and third
graden.
District administrators didn't
endane recommendationa t.o start
a vocational high school and tc
offer IChoo1ona12-montb bui&
Other recommendatio.na that
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· -That homewodl be encou· ~
-That an J:naliah apeaklna
pro1ram be created for non·
En1ll•h 1peaklq 1tudent1 ln
elementary llChool.
-That the l.Nm.ac:ttonal day
for trades 1, 2 end 3 be tncreued
from 240 mlnuta to 810 mtnut., wtth~:.oUl~ee melter flnt
-That cru: on of extended
day care be encouraaed by wor-
kin1 with 1roupt tuch •• the
YMCA and Heed Start.
-'!bat a lll!'W!ft·perlod day be
adopted for all middle achoola in
the dJatrict by ~ 1983-84 echool
year .•
. -That computer inltructlon,
vocal music, m.t.rwnental music,
general 1hop, home economics,
foreign language and typlng be
returned to the middle school
curriculum if money become•
available.
-Follow PlaD. B Monday
Work crews once again are expected to close both west
and eastbound lanes of the Upper Newport Bay Bridge
Monday and Tuesday in a final push to complete the
multi-million dollar span. 1
Officials from Caltrans report one and, occa.aionally,
two westbound lanes of the bridge will be closed Monday
beginning at 8 a.m. to permit workers to place reflective
. ume marTcers acro8ll the bridge. ,
Offidala said this ICe!Wi.o ia expected to be repeated
Tuesday in the eastbound lanes. The work, each of the
days, is expected to last only a couple of hours.
Traffic congestion is expected and morning oommui.ers,
if possible, are advised to take alternate routes.
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SIMPLY, A MESS -You didn't have to know beans about
wrestlin.g ic> participate in the chili wrestling, staged strictly
for laughs, at the South Coast ChU,t Championship Saturday
in Irvine's Bommer Canyon. He re, Art Bialik and Sherry
''Olive Oil" Gast climb out of the chili after a spicy bout.. By
the way, the Baxter's restaurant team won the cookoff.
HIS JOB: AVERTING DESPERATE REACTIONS ·-. . ~
with an affection for three-piece
suita, the French language, folk
11neer Joan Baez and Renaissan-
ce poet Edmund Spenser, Wlbon
ia a photographer and accom·
plished dancer.
At 16, he left home over a dis-
pute with his father. He enlisted
in the Marines, but was dis-
charged for medical reasons.
Wilson worked at odd jobs and
managed to move from mail clerk
to photographer at a major New
York advertising agency.
· Urged by his family to conti-
nue his education. he plaaed high
school eq!livalency exams with-
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out studying for them. He gra-
duated in three years from
the prestigious Bard College in
upstate New York, with degrees
in English literature, drama and
dance.
While in college, Wilson help-
ed state prilonen earn their high
school diplomas.
Becallse he is a student's last
resort. many who walk into his
office on the second floor of the
campus administration building
find themselves suddenly at the
mercy of "the system."
They've missed deadlines for
registration fees, are running out
of money or are drowning in an
academic squall of poor grades.
Theee are the easy problems.
Wilson spends the vast major-
ity of his time guiding students
through a maze of financial aid
troubles. Often he helps bright
high school students through
their first experience with col-
lege failure. He onoe received
flowers when he helped a 1tu-
dent get lnt.o medical echool.
'nlell there are the more diffi-
cult cale9: the forgers, the chea· ten and the thlevea. When they
visit WU.On'• office, they oft.en
have reached the 1Mt leg on their
way out of the ~ty.
They've exliauated all other
avenue. of aolvlng their moat
Immediate prob1lm -expulaion.
They've been to their profemon,
to the deam of their academic
departmenta and eometimes to
the chanMlkr of the unive.ndty.
Their 1Mt chance ii with Ron Wu.on.
Many are desperate. by the
time the)' step into Wilaon'•
cramped office, briahtly decora-
ted wtth post.en ancl lligned...00-
numbered art printa.
And on rare occasion• the'y
take delperat.e .mkJnl.
A recent encounter put WU-
eon'a job in the pUbliC lpOdicbt.
On Jan. 13 a former student
pulled a replica of an X..raell-
made Uzi machine 1un and
~him.
Tbe l&Udmt, 18-~Jd Majid l'orooundeh, Uo t along
a 29-year .. old man he ater de-
acrlbed. a bodyguard.
WU10n man•aed to alert hla
aecretary. '!be entire eecond floor
of the buildina wa1 cleared. Cempue polke arrived and dlt-
covered a revolver e body-auard'• briefc:Me. WUlon •YI' Fo,ooundeh. an IrmMn dtmn, Md been expel-
led from the untver1lty for clMatlaa. 1--tact, be not41, the
1tude11t had been ea"'lbt d:aea-Un, tfu. U.... He WM finally
dlamlaeed when he 1iped hft
namt to anotber umu1pectlJl8
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OMBUDSMAN -Ron Wil-
son walk• through campus
park to vent prelBUttS of job
at UC Irvine.
"In my old neighborhood you
don't talk about killing some-
body, you kill them." he asserts.
"It was what we would call sel-
ling wolf tickets. 'Ibat's not what
he was going to do becauee if I
were dead. I wouldn't be any
good to him.
"I wasn't worried about Majid.
It was the other guy who I was
worried about. What you have to
worry about in thi1 job la the
unknown entity."
A friend from the counseling
deparUnent tried to oonsole Wil-
son about the potentially Ufe-
thteatening incident.
But Wilson's mind was else-
where.
F.arly that morning, a student
he had been working with on
flnancial aid problems was dis-
covered to have committed sui-
cide on the campus. Wilson says
he had a promising car eer in
medicine. •
"After that student committed
suicid e I had nightmares won-
dering if I could have done
something," he says. "f had just
talked with him i.n September. I
wanted to throw u:p; I felt terri-
ble.
"My mind was still on that
suicide when Majid walked in."
To vent the pressure of his job,
Wilson might sit down and eom-
poae' a few lines of vene. Some-
times he'll take a walk around
the central campus park.
"The day that student com-
mitted suicide I couldn't write
poetry. I just cried. Only recently
have the nightma.rw •topped."
In other lnatancea students
have physically threatened
workers in the financial aid and
· trar'a officel: Wu.on la oft.en ~ bef<d campus police. "I was born and raised In He hu an lmpotlnl 6-.foot-7,
Harlem. I've teen some of the 185-pound frame and baa a
bellt con men in my life. t was in second-degree brown belt in ka-
lldvertising and aaw even better rate. But campu1 regulations
con men." prohibit t\im from ualng force
Hett'• the way Wilson recal1a apinlt a atudent.
the meeUng: And·belides, it im't hJa style .
-J"orooundeh said his body-· 11When a student feels be or
guard worked for the FBI and she cannot communicate ln a
wu uaigned ~protect him be-productive, non-hOltile manner, I
cau1e hi• father wu a former tell them t.o come to me about It," ~~;r:=r:'m ~:.1'*~~c!~~ he,~~hey don't obey me after
fered to check the bodyguard's threatening a 1taff member on
J'B1 credentiala. this cahmpu1. l will Uak.:.tiiure
'The former itudent pulled the ~.~. e call?pu1 po ce to
fake rMCh1ne IWl out of a .Larae One time a student over· canVM ~end told WU.On 11rve medicated h1mlelf ud thnate-
been atven ml1-bl9nche to blow ned violence aolmt oftldak in a
away anyone who •eta ln my deparwent Olflce. Tba pollce ;,:i whetlMr it'• you. or tbe w-. oalled-Bu& w..... ~
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He lhowed Willon the IUD f\lld "He would not leave and WM
a real clip of bullet1. At that ;::ir-uoid and acarecl," be
polnt, the admlnbtrator uked . "He told ~'I'm acend.' I
\be 8'Udent to put the sun in the ~ 1ave him a hua and aald I'm
clip Oft a table. ffe T lcal'fld too."
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Dipping
• into
tradition -
The most formal way
Japanese entertain guests is
the Omote Senke tea cere-
mony, dating from the 16th
century.
Intricacies of this serene
civility were_perfonned du-
ring Asian Week at UC Ir-
vine, using the t ea b owl
with whiak for cleaning, to-
wel for drying and thin
acoop for measuring powde-
red green tea. Supplies of
the imported, bamboo im-
plements are dwindling as
few such craftsmen remain.
Mn. Sofu Sadak.ane, hos-
tess at top, cleans the tea
bowl with whisk, The bam-
boo ladle ia U8ed to remove
hot water from kettle. The
white bowl contains cool
water.
Guests enter the barely
decorated room in a prescri-
bed order, admire the flo-
wers and kneel on matl to
be •erved. Second gueat
Mn. Sokel Nakatani drinkt
her tea bealde Mra. Sowa
Hitomi, the first guest. Bowl
in foreground holds a sweet
which is eaten before drin-
king tea
Assistant hostess Mrs.
Soho Inose bows to Mrs.
Nakatani before removing
bowl.
Thi.a popular IOdal custom
in Japan waa originally
conducted by men; women
took up the art about 100
years ago.
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Eye bank -cleaFs
T raged y h elps two people; no cosmetic change to donor I . .
Before corne.1 tranaplant IW'· cludlna the medical center, Santa
gery, .t.orraine McGuire found Ana ffost Llona Club and the
henelf reechlnc for objec:W only Celifomla Soctety of Ophthalmic
to mill or drop them. Dtapenaera.
A. ait~i!:' hfr ri&ht u· Donations come from people dually d ue to rare r whQ have made a pledge prior to
called Fuch1' dyatrqphy, Mra. death. Sometimes hoepital em.
McGuire, an lntemlve care w\f.t ployees ask family members or nune, often would atkk hereelf
replace the needle's protective
plutic cap.
Thol&Mh the waa aware of
thtf'correcilve surgery needed t.o
restore her vision, the
52-ye•r-old Huntington Beach
resident had to wait a year and a
half for a ~ eye donor.
Offidala ,.t the Orange County
Ey~ Bank aay 1>4tlenta have to
wait that long becauae the public
isn't, ill yet. cornfo~ble ~ the
notion of eye donaUons.
"/\ lot of people don't want to
donate because vanity ·gets in the
way,'' says eye bank diTector
Beverly Parr. "But there is no
cosmetic change. Our technicians
do it in such a way that there's
no defacing of the ph.yslcal ap-
pearance of the body."
But medical workers have ·
been found to be somewhat re-
luctant to aak the bereaved for
eye donations, M.isa Parr says.
That'• why the eye bank has
launched an educational program
for the medical community to
discuss· the c rl tlcal need for
donatlona ..
"Every once on a while you'll
gel a nurse or doctor who will
approaCh the family," says eye
bank public relations director
Merle Wingate. "If families are
prepared for it, it won't be an
offensive question.
"We're looking for a way for it
(See EVE, Page A8)
EYE BANK. DIRECTOR -
Beverly Parr says vanity stopt
potential donors.
The probl~m ls compounded
by the ever-growing demand for
corneas, she says.
' Six foes, Maureen OK debate
Based at Western Medical
Center, the eye bank works with
22 county ophthalmologists. E.ach
·doctor has from one to 20 pa -•
tienta waiting for a cornea tran-
splant.
The eye bank is a non-profit
community service and doesn't
charge for its work. It relies on
private support as well as funds
from its sponsoring agencies in-
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Six
other candidates for the Repu-
blican nomination for the U.S.
Senate have accepted or plan to
accept Maureen Reagan's invita-
tion to participate in a debate
that would be broadcast on cable
television in May.
So far Rep. Barry Goldwater
Jr. of Woodland Hills, Rep. Ro-
bert Dornan of Santa Monica,
ultra-conservative state Sed.
John Schmitz and bu.in~
Ted ~Brulnsma have accepted her
oUer, it waa reported Saturday.\
Representatives for candidates-
San Diego Mayor Pete Wilaof
and Rep. Pete McCloskey of Palo
Alto told the Los Angeles Herald
Examiner that both politician•
would acx:ept the challenge. '
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aw CllAJH.a B. LOOI. ln Tuetday•1 1peclal tlt('tlon to ifai........... fill the UM~ term ot J\a.l.
Aa many• 1,000=ate ltrton'1 John Brtc11. who rt· ~Wectn.lay tatthe 8'pedlal&Dr b#. -~a.lllolllln for -s )l t a lap ...... ~...._ ~~~·a (~~:.~ntu~ l! ~=-aaw i--u..,.· Sacramento," aald head chMr· • ..--~-. leader Ralph Clark, whoee 4th ~th~~__: aap11 ri1oria1 ctiltrkt coven much
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..._ at a -'-• recepUan -. of tht MrM \trrltory u the .... ,..,,,. ,.-nate c:Uttrict. dine bll CUnner 1peeeh. Orpnl-•••
.-. ann't •yinc,when.tbe re-COUNTY REGllTRAft ot 1
eeptio,n 11 belnl held, 0Uln1 Voters Al Olloli wu Jui' h.lppy ~ Nllllftl. that someone waa an oU\tfllal A no-host reception for thoee winner ln the race to replace DQtna $160 per plate fO(' dinner Brial.
wm tab place from 7 '°. p.m. at .. -Jr.cl no candidate recelvt<J • the hotel. Thoee fortunate en·. majority ol the VOlee C81\, a ..,.. ~ to be in the rtabt piece at daf run-off ~ would ha~
the rl1ht time mT1ht 1•t a t.er\ nqu1red May 11, )'8t four
. aJimpae of Nixon u he 1trlde1 weeka before tbe June prilnary.
into the dininc room. .. u ~. one thine Oi.oft an do He'll be 1peak.ln1 Oil recent without t.hae da)'9. lt11 an extra
international wenta." accordinf electloa.
to Ora.nee County Republican
leaders who are 1ta1tnc the
fund.-niler. There will be no prm confe-
rence, natch. • • •
PINAL ELECTION returns
bid been posted only a few houn
Wednesday when the county
Board of Supervisors paned a
rt10lutlon commendln1 John·
Seymour. the tenator-elect 1rt the.
30th ltate Senate Dlltrict.
The Anaheim mayor over--
whelmed a field of six candidates
• • • OLSON NOTED. lnddenrally,
that the~ 14 ~tvoter
turnout ln the 35th 'ii very near
the bottom of the llat" for an
election involvin1 a leglalative
position. The county re1i1trar
had predicted a 25 percent tur-
nout.. • • • CONGRESSMAN PAUL
"Pete" McCloekey Jr., In Costa
Mesa Wed.nelday for the opening
of b.lt Orange County campaian
headquarters, says the Republl-
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McClo1key Jr. facea GOP
Senate hopefuJa in June pri-
mary, lOIC runners 1n Irvine.
can primary race for the U.S .
Senate niimlnatlon la going to
come down to a matter of who
will beat Jerry Brown In No-
vember.
Recent polla ~ the Califor-
nia .,.....,_ 'MMtna • blC IMid
over h1a Democra'6c primary ri-
vals, but trallloa ReeubUcan1
-.wry aoww.w~ .. Ban D6llO ~Pete WtflOla and ~
lllty in the populuttJ derby.
••• MeQ,08UY WILL be dolna a lot o==on the o..an,e o-tnext y.
He'• to take s-n 1n a
lOK race early that mom!~~ ·trvtne. Then, he'll V.vel down·
cwt to lrW19 Cow fldr a -_per
penal\ brunch in hil behalf. The
hoeta are Mn. WW Ward, Mr. Gd Mn. Andrew Morthland ud
Mr and Mn. Nick WUllamt.
••• DEMOCRA11C eon,r-nan
Jerry Patterton of central Orance Coounty •>41 the Border
Patrol ouaht to 1et out of the
oounty'11trawberry flelda.
In a letter to Allen Nel1c>n1
U.S . commlJeloner of lmml1r•·
tJon and natURlllz&Uon, Pattenon
said border patrolmen, amon1
other thJnaa, ate cau.ana a lot of
damase to the berry crops by
11.0mplna around In the f leldt on
foot, honleblck, motoreyc1et and
lt\ helicopters In search of Illegal
allena. • • • MIKE CURB hall named &J.
boa resident Bill Volt volunteer
chairman of the Curb for gover·
nor campalcn ln Onna County.
V°'t w• cbllrman ot il"8 Jt...,n campalp In 0nn,. County lo
l97f.
ar~~'1a~Be~
Dale DyUma, DenNI Catron. Ina Frb:relle, St.an and ~ Ku.net,
Vera Mannina, Dan Montano
and AJleyene Reed. I • • • . AISBMBLDIAN Nolan Frtz,.
r.elle, R-Huotlnlton Be~h. ope-
ned hll campalcn headquarters
Saturday:-The Offke II tn lrYine
-17870 Sky Park Clrcle.
• • • THE D. ROBERT De Carlo
for C~r•it CommlttH. hat
ICMd ' fW'd·railer for lhelt man today in Caplatrano Beach.
De Carlo la one ol tht many &-
pu bltcan i>riniat"Y. candkSat.et lo
the 43rd.~J Dlsttlrt.
The event ltar1t at 4 p.m. For
• detlU.. call 496-4,24. • • •
THE LAGUNA Nlauel Repu·
bllcan Womm will meet at ~:30
a.m. Wednesday at the Crown
Hou.ee. Sc:heduled ape.ken are
Gordon ~ffy, a candidate for
Cali!orn1* Secretary of 8\ate and
the Sc:hmlti family -John and
Mary. • • •
DEMOCl\ATIC Senate candJ.
date Gore Vidal wW be In South
La1una Tuetday evenlna for a
reception In hit behalf at tb•
home of Berey Brief.
'n'8 Lexinet.on Group, an or-pnbatlon lpOftlOl'ed by 1he1)&.
mocraUc National. Cocnmit1M to
recnalt new blood few the J*1Y,
It ~ the event.
• • • MAUREEN REAOAflt h
coverln1 Oran1e County like a
blanket 1n her bid for the Repu-
blican U.S. SeMte nomlnatloii.
She'UJ>e busy Wednesday,
1peaJdna to ruJtora ln Hununc-
ton Beech In the morning, retired
f olka In Seal Beach in the after-
noon and YMCA 1upporten In
Newport Be.ch that evenina. • • •
DR. GENE PRAT, a candi-
date for ata\t Supttintendent of
Public lnatrucUon, ~jll speak
Thunday· n.laht to the Newport
Harbor Republl~n Auembly.
Ca1J 646~1<• for detalM.
• Finance bill OK'd
SA CRAMENTO (AP) -A
publlc camp•llh financing bill
de.crtbed • the first of lta kind
ln the nation, hM won approval
of the s1a-. A.embly'• Elec1Jona
and Reapportionment Commit-
tee. The 8 -3 vote lut week
sent AB3 p8 to the Ways and
Meant c.ommtt tee.
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Jb JBIT ADLER °' ... ..., ........
'!bat lk:kly rejoinder, 0 0nly ln <Al.lfomla"
l ha1 1ot to .,_, t•mtllar t.o anyone who's ever
entenalned ~ here. . r.peclaDy u thole auetta hall frmn • leu
enllahtened locale. Say, Cleveland, for instance. ""Thia parUcu.lar pair had vlatted California
only once before oominl out a week aao to viait
their journalist ~ Ana then, ~ aa now, their
l'ellCtion to tl}1a Athena of the.
West wu • pttdjctable u a
Cleveland winter.
giant ikytcraper betn1 constructed acTOM the
street.
The fiaw'e' moved around and periodb1Jy •
waved.
It didn't take ua too long to. fipre out UU.
pel'IOI\ certainly had DC) ~ ~_up then.
It followed, ln a matter ol. leCOftda, that this w•
a leaper -a peraon intent upon dei troyinc
himleU and forc:iJl8 UI to witnelt hll ftna1 mo--rnenta. • ·•
Before we had a chance to reeet to what we
aaw, the ~ wu falllni •.. down ... down •
,.down ... 1
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"Only in Califor nia,"
~hey chuckle with glee a t
Mry opportunity. lt was with this di8dal-nine attitude t9Ward all that 1
i1 1ood and r ight in ouf
wonderful state, that I took
them to that revolving cock-
We ahouted .in unilon at the ualY implication
of what we~ wt~. A few-.., .....
ted by our aJarm. awunc arOund .in tilm,to ~tcb
the tiny ~ ~ down\}'Vd, Tbel) it happened . A 1ree.1;1 a,ad w hite
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dium we noticed a small, aolitary figure perched
high above us in an uncomple ted portion of 80me
ns
Then we speculated. A tbriJ1._Jtes-, D)aybe.
A movie stunt, I offered lamely.
/ ~ calla to the l=ea Police De-partment a day later allo fudle.
Their reapot• waa protemonal, but bemu-
sed. ''As lor'8 aa no~ waa hurt. .. We've hetrd of
this five or lilc Umet in recent monthl ... no laws
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you are 10 inclined.
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Serln 700. Karaatan'e top of the llne, lnctudUlg
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ass the financing
long with the buck
A 1tate law changing the time
edod for reaolutlon of tax a1-
e11ment dl1putea has created a
12~.ooo hard1hlp for Ora"!e
ty government. ·
The new law, whlch will take
tffect Jan. l, requires that we.
jnent appeals be decided in two
tyears instead of four. The dilputes
lriae when a taxpayer disagrees
f.'lth the value the county uaes-
tor'a office places on hia property.
I Orange County Asaessor Brad
new workers to help procea u -
leSllnent appeals. .
But the board wu grudgina
ln Its approval -not becaUM! lt
didn't tl'Ult Jacobi' figures -but
because members feel the •tate
should pay the added coet.
Supervisor Ralph Clark aald .
it was a ''claaaic example" of the
state.passing on to a county a new
cost without paaeing on any money
to cover it.
At his request the county is
going to file a clalm with the state
in a bid to get reimbursement for
the $125,000.
acobs has calculated that the
county could lose between $1.3
million and $1.6 million in revenue Jf it could not meet the time re-
J.:iuirements imposed by the new
law. That fact alone persuaded
•upervison to approve spending
/-'$125,000 annually to hire seven
That's a logical move. The
state Isn't supposed to mandate
programs to local government•
without picking up the tab. But it
happens all the time -and has
happened once ·again.
Nix safe harbor deals
' Safe harbor tax leasln& -a is that ~Y financially healthy
jrovision of the 1981 tax law firms have received tax windfalls
purportedly enacted to aid sick that impart little or no benefit to
Oldustries -is running into stor-the economy. General Electric, for
tly waters on Capitol Hill. example, ·paid no taxes on the
' The arrangement has CCllllle $2.55 billion it earned last year,
\lJlder fire follo"(ing reports that and is entitled to a refund of up to
"18JlY highly profitable firms. ea-$100 million on 1980 taxes because
peciaJly oil companies, are using of participation in safe harbor
'
he provision as a gimmick to deals.
ghten their tax·loads. The most flagrant example is
Of dubious value from the the oil industry, which is on no
ftart, the tax break should be high one's lilt as ailing.
'n a-list of loopholes Congress Twenty percent of the 16,000
f>uld cl08e as it looks for ways to safe harbor transactions concluded
~t the federal budget deficit. in 1981 involved oil finns, which
saved $1.5 billion in \aXes last year What safe ha·rbor leasing as 8 result, according to a federal
bermits is the sale of plants and study. ~quipment by firms that are fl -The report has angered Sen.
Dancially struggling. The seller Robert Dole, R-Kan .. who is cam-
Oien leases the' equipment back paigning for either repeal or sharp
from the buyer. As a result the restrictions on the policy.
''sale" is merely a paper transac-According to Dole, the safe
on. harbor dodge has proved so lu-~ The seller receives continued crative one major oil company,
\lse of the equipment and an which he didn't name, cut its tax
iJllusion of cash. The buyer rec-bill by $159 million through Mfe
eves a one-time 10 percent in-harbor puFchaaea. At the aame
'1eatment tax credit off the pur-time, the co!'l'\P.any cut back Its
dha.se price and depreciation wri-exploratory d.rtlllng budg'et by 20
t;e<>tfs. · pen:ent due to a capital shortage.
1 In theory, the arrangement is Thia is sound public policy?
ajlpposed to encourage ailing in-Congress should take a se-
4u1 tries to invest in the new rious look at draining the safe
glants and equipment many need harbor. With deficit.a high, the
U> boost productivity and become government has no business 1ub-
Jlrofitable. sidizing companies that don't need
: What has happened, though. help.
Forfeit ca1npaigners' pay
Former Loyola Law School
Dean Ted Bruinama, now a can·
didate for the Republican nomt-
. nation for the U.S. Senate eeat to
~ vacated by S.I. Hayakawa, hu
po.eel an in tereat.ing question for ~e Federal Election Cornrn1-ion
1h Washington.
Bruinsma notes that he re-
llgned as dean of the law echool
because, if he had contlnul!"d to
4raw his salary while devoting
rJ)uch time to campaigning, at least
part of that salary would have
been considered a campaign con-
trilSution by his employer under
the Federal Election Act, and We-
pt u to amount and source.
t Federal law, says Brulnama,
t,olds that lf a lawyer, for exam-
fle, campaigns for federal office to
tile neglect of hi• duties to hJs
tm, the firm is conaldered ma-
g fl campaign contribution to
extent of hia ablence.
All this ii building Up to his
tention that three of hia oppo-
~nta in the GOP primary. Con·
.,.e11men Paul McCloakey Jr.,
l&rry ~ldwater Jr. and Robert
nan, have been neglectln1
congremional duties while on
campal1n trail, but 1tlll col-
~ thetr aalarleia. •
He arrives at tbia by compa-
ring their voting attendance rec-
ords lot the lut quarter of 1981 -
31 percent, 43 percent and 56
percent respectively, sharply be-
low the average attendanc ln eoaan-of all memben. ~o the extent that their at-
tention to duty, u measured by
votlnl att.endance, ii IO far below
the norm, Bn&1nsma ask.a, should
not part of their pay be considered
aa a campaign contribution by
their employer, the U.S. govern-
ment?
While no one ii au.rpNed to
find lncumbenta seeking re-
election at all government levels
busy on the campa12Jl trail ln an
election year, he doeihave a point.
Perhas-we have been \a.king for
aranted the cuatomary exp18na-
Uon that they are limply keeping
ln touch with conatltuenta as part
of their pb.
There are the>1e ln Ca1lfomia
who remember the time when
members of the atate Legialature
torfehed the per diem allowance
plus other benefiw for failure to
attend .-wn.. It will be lnteres-
ttn1 to ·~e what the "Federal
Election Cbrnmilllon makes of thll
one .
lnlOf\s fXprebed In the tPaGe •bov• •r• those-of the O•llY Piiot. Other views H · .
reued ()(I th1\ pa1e •r• thos.e ot tt'le1r •ut"°'' •nd •rt 1st¥. Rudtr c:omment Is 1nv11
. Ad<frfl!"'Tn. 0.lly P1Lo P,0 Boie 1560, C9~ta Mesa, CA 9262'1. Ptione !7141
42·021 .
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1n1nc1 worktwic»?
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on them than on anythlnc elle.
S. are even mtnUOnecl a few
1n the Blble. Amonc CU'd ........
nat pop.Wlr II pokilo, and lllOf'9
women Ulan men play h. In c.ulno pmet, th• moet .eon.y ta won and
loll In era,...
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Af f ilia ti on could sway vote
By CHARLES G. BELL
Dr. Charles G. Bell is a professor of
pol/Ucal science at Cal Slllte Fullerton.
Political party organiz.alJoru are, ac-
cording to most California political ob-
servers, weak and Ineffective. And vo-
ters. we are often told, are an lndepen-
dent lot caring lea about candidate.'
perty affiliation than \heir TV per90na-
IJties or hair styles.
To be sure, party org.anizat.loll ln Cal-
ifornia is largely meaningless. St.ate and
county central committees are e.entlally
debating eodeties with no real political
muacle. They are prohibited by law from
making endonemenu or provjdJ.ng any
support to candidates before the J>arty
primaries. ·
INDICATIVE OF thelr weakneu 11
the !act that ln 1980 the.e oentca.1 com-
mittees contrlbed leaa than 1 percent
of \he total campaign contrlbutlona given
to California legislative candidates.
Ninety-rune percent of the money came
from intere1t groups.
Not only do mo.t voters affiliate with
one oC the two major polltica.l pe.rt.les, but
they u.ually think that It makes a dif-
ference wtuc:h political party la in power
Thua, while the formal party orgaru-
uulons lack meaningful political clout,
voters think the labela "Democrat" and
"Republlcan" are important -they
mean something to the voten. How the
voter evaluates a candidate, an isaue. or
the government 1\8elf ll often lnfluenced
by party afflliaUon.
One obvious example is how people
view the preslc:jent. Aax>rding to a recent
Field Poll, three-fourttu of our atate'a
ClllflRNll ClllllTI
Republicans have a "lot of confidence"
in Ronald Reagan compared to orily
one-third of the Democrat&.
Another obviows example la how peo-
ple vote, Republican voters tend to sup-
port GOP cand1dates, Democratic voters
usually support Dernecrata. Thll la par-
ttcu la r l y true In leg1alalive races
(Assembly, state Senate, and House of
Represent.atJves) where the voters know
little else about the candidate except
party affillatJon.
On the other hand, l.n a statewide race,
particularly for governor or Unlted
States Senate, money, media and peno-
nallty play an Important part in in-
Ouenctng the voter's dedalon. A classic
example of thll ls Ronald Reagan'• 1966
gubernatorial victory In whicn he cap-
tured &'l:iOut 700,000 Democratic votes.
How vo ters v i ew various s.ov-
ernment programa or taxing programs
are often lnOuenced by their party affi-
liation. Recent Field Polls ahow, for ex-
ample, that a majority (54 percent) of
Democrats approve of government
programs that asaw-e jobl while a 'majo-
ri t y of Republicana (68 percent) disagree.
TAX POLICY illustrates another mea-
ningful difference too. A majority of
Democrau (66 percent) support t.he idea
of taxing busl.ne9a income; a majority of
Republicans (58 percent) oppoR such a
tax.
And, it will come as no surprbe that
when uked lf they favor "large'' or
''1mal\" governmmt, Republicans (79
percer)t) reject.ed large gov~rnment in
favor of small while 45 percent of De-
mocrau favored large g~onunent. Generally speaking, mocratic lea-
ders and voters believ In an activist
government dedicated t helping the
disadvantaged, the ill and the unem-
ployed. Republicans do not. With the
nation -and Ca1Jforn.i8 -in substantial
economic difficulty, that difference be-
tween Democrau and Republicana may
well become the decisive fact.or in the
1982 elections.
Party affiliation may become the moat
important /actor In th"la year'• cam-
paigns
Private plane fees finance airport
To the Edu.or:
In .Neellt weelm llWl'al lettel'I to the
editor have beftl publiahed where the
writer ob~ to. pro~ new sen-
er•l aviation a!rport bein1 bullt with
ta.xpayen' fundll. 'It '8 bnpotWlt to note
that any propOlled airport would be n-
naoced by state and federal fund•
aom.aed from aviation 1.111ers.
Additionally, some fund• could be
Olllde avallable from N'Wliue bonda and
MAILBOX
tt la quite pcmble une privaw capital
would be invsted. No ieneraI taJCpayen
monies would be involved. We have been
Ulured that Oranae County would ~ve·
a hJah f\mdlna.P!lortty due to need. T6e Board of Sul)el"YilCO la preeently
enpged In a detailed search to dete-r-
mine •t eeveral Iii. ai. viable optlooa.
Thote who feel a new general avi.adon
airport ii lmportant better write to the
board expre.ing their IUpport llnc.-e all
they have heard from to date ~re the
"anti" people. ·
Cqntrary to popular belief, they do
review lettera very carefully and l.nter·
· e.ted cltlsen.1 ahould be heard on tht1
lmportant lasue.
JOSEPH E. IRVINE
I Executive Director 1
Community Airport C.oundl
Election 'bligh t'
•
ju.stice tQ occur. A Fountain Vallef bu-
alneMman could not even think o pla-cina the number of •llnJ that are ap-
pearing to advertise a 1ale or a new
bualneu, without facina aome aort of
heat from city offidall. I woWd sunn19e
that tb1a hypocrtay la due to the fad that
mdtlt of theae city offlelala are up for
re-el«Uon.
A\ the risk of belna optat1ve, strict
ordinance9 ahoWd prohlblt th1' u.nsSchtly form of pollution. Regional .a,rt cent.en
could be eet up by the city for CandJdatee
to dlaplay their merlu to people who
were concerned, and rlddJ.nc the dty of ~ sl&N of which a few W1ll still exhlt Iona atwr the election ii over.
sa>TI' R. wm5A
Bill aids hom ebuyers
To \h4t Editor:
Oood news may well be on the borir.on
with Aseemblyman Bruce Youn&'• Bill
AB 3507 outlined In your Matth 21 C!d1-
t1on.
Thia legillative move toward tedudna
mon&aae lntel'ell raw. It the d1rect N·
1u1t 0t nopefui bomebuyen havinl thett
voK:ej heard at the government~:
Providing f1nandal --..noe to flnt-
Ume home~l'l la just the tnltial Np l.n
a lone road blick \0 the rt.aht of home
owneilhlp. Everyone who woWl 11ke to
buy a home shQuld make their vo"*9 ~ by supportinc AB 3507.
DAVE DAWSON
Pretldent/~ Dtrector c.enuary 21
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donallona."
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corneu are removed by eye bank
.\t-chnlctans. The workers alao ·
'prepare the body eo there it no
apparent oraan lOM.
Two eye 1uraeon1 are then
contacted from the tYe ban~
waltlna Hat, ead\ recelvtnr•
Mill Parr uya most redpienll
ar. victims of eome type o( dlt·
eaae of the cornea, or kerato·
noeu1. The cornH 11 the tran1·
oarent , cap .. llke cover or
"window" over the lria and pupil
of the eye. Othera requiring
tranaplanla may have damaaed
or 1earttd corneaa. .
Vlctlma of keratono.ua Uve in a
world shrouded by fog. Mrs.
McGulr:e, however, wu eaent·
lally blind in her riaht eye until
her Jan. 8 aurgery. tier left eye
ha• not bee~ affected by the
dlseue. -·-
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Unlike kidney or heart tran-
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<tonat.ed tlaaue using sutures flner
than human hair. The 14turea
muat remain in the eye for about
six months and caUJe little dla-
oomfort. .
Comeu can be Uled from any
donor, preferably under age 70.
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FOR THE RECORD 83
Downing_p,roVides capper
His two home runs lift Angels to fifth straight s1:1ccess, 6-2
By CURT SEEDEN or-.. oe11r "°' • ..., '
Saturday night was Cap Night at Ana-
heim Stadium, and the Angela had just
enough old-fashioned capa for 45,000 fans.
And when the crowd waa asked to n.e
and wave their complimentary caps, there
were 16,6i0 who had nothing to wave.
They had to settle for a symbolic tip of the
cap for the surging Angels.
With Brian Downing clubbing two home
runs and Rod Carew adding a two-run
single, the Angels made it five atralght
durlng the homestand with a 6-2 victory
over the Minnesota Twins before an all-
time Anaheim Stadium baseball crowd of
61 ,640.
TUA T MARK Is even better than the
61,026 that showed up for the final game of
the Freeway Series with the Dodgers.
And the mob was not diaappoint_ed.
Downing gave a pretty good Indication of
the kind of night it was going to be when
he slapped Terry Felton's 0-2 pitch into the
leftfield stands to lead off the Angel first.
And, starter Ken Forsch provided the
healthy audience with yet another impres-
sive pltchina performance. Forach went the
d.iatance, 1eattering 10 hill and helped the
Angels' team earned run average drop to
1.31.
But it wd not a perfect night for the
Angels. Short.atop Rick Burleson, who
aeemed to be breaking out of a slump with
a pair of alngles, suffered a strained right
shoulder while trying to complete an off-
balance double play throw, and the prog-
}lOSia doesn't look good.
"I DIDN'T like the look the doctors gave
me when l uked about him (Burleson).''
admitted Manager Gene Mauch. I'm very,
very much concerned. He has had problems
th~ (with his shoulder) all spring.
"He has had a half dozen Injections and a
couple of tons of Ice during the spring. He's
going to have an arthrogram tomorrow,''
Mauch added.
Burleeon was injured in the sixth inning
after the Twins had ICOred their first run of
the game on a solo home run by Jim Ei-
senreich. One out later, Mickey Hatcher
collected his second hit of the day.
That brouj(ht up rookie Kent Hrebek
whose grounder was fielded by second
baseman Bobby Grich. Grich toaaed to
Burleson, and Burle90n -who had already
a~vated the shoulder on an earlier play
-S'ttffered the strain as he whirled and
fired in an unsuccessful double play at-
tempt.
Burleson figured In the Angels' second
inning uprising after Downing has staked
them to a 1 ~o lead with hla first-Inning
homer.
IN THE SECOND, Burleson and Dow-
rung singled, Md Fred Lynn drew a walk
to load the bases. Tlutt brought up Carew
and he promptly singled up the middle to
score the two runs.
The Al\8els built a 5-1 advantage when
Reggie Jackson walked and eventually
sc.'Ored on Don Baylor's single In the fifth,
and Downing ripped his second eolo homer
in the sixth.
Downing, who'said he hadn't hit two
(See ANGEU, Pase 86)
Narrow
.Jead for
Wadkins
. .
Edison takes over
first in un et
after win Saturday.
See story, Page B2.
RANCHO LA COSTA (AP) -
Lanny Wadkin s, leading the
Tournament of Champions, took
a look over hrs shoulder u'fd-------
BEA VY LOAD -Toronto Blue Jays Al-
•fredo Gt,iffin (top) lands on Boston's Garry
Allenson who is forced out at secoT)d base
NFL ·publicists
during action Saturday at Fenway Park.
The Red Sox held on to nip· the Blue Jays.
5-4.
plan strategy
They may not have much to write about come Septemb~r
For want of a word, lt la amuaing that the
publldty directon of the National Football Lague
will convene here in 'Newport Beach for their an-
nual meetings which are held to dilcull the latest
techniques in drum beating and tub thumping.
You aee. It Is entirely likely the publidty peo-
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER . ple will have nothing to publicize ln the year of Ota
landlord 1982. The players of the NFL will either
be on strike or locked out by the owners and de---·,---------1111111111
tlC'riptiona of dark atadiuma make for dull lading. would be to take their ahare of the groa revenue
The gap between the players and ~t and place It in a pool. Slmply stated, the way one
1a wide, which 1a to utter the very leaat. By com-player would make more than another would be to
par1aon. the baeebtil players and owners were ln wtn more pmet.
bed t.oeether in the 1"!9t lnddent of 1881. In other worda, the winners of the Super Bowl
The players, ln • nutabeU. wish 65 pe!'Clel'll of,,, would come away with a wbatantially larger pey-
tbe groea revenue 1enerated by the NFL teams. day than the alao rana and ao on and to forth.
Among other item., th1a ,.-oWd incl~ tbe $2 bil-~ fiCw9d. Gerwy eldmata the increw in
lion the NFL will receive from the tbia..nati8aal Mlary llCl'oe the NFL board will averap $100,000.
teJevWoft 1Wtw<H kl durtnc &he upcomh'I five yw"S. Of coww, to ~ th1a pt, the players must
receive their share of the sro-revenue and tua-t
that the ec:Wal pettentaae rnilbt be neaodabJe. The
owners atate flatly \hat any propoul regardlt\1
revenue •l\arinc 1a unutlafactory and in no way
~.
Up to thl• Ital• of the aallop a\ leatt, the
pla)'tn __, united and apparently wlW.nc t.o IO aown thrff Um" ana come up twice. Hence, a
...... teeml lmminent.
wasn't parti<'ularly pleased with SPREAD-EAGLE -Atlanta Braves baserunner .Steve
wha.t he a saw. Bedrosian moves gracefully toward first following slow
Right behflfd him was Tom roller during Saturday night's game in the Aatrodome. W~~nieadlng the best playcr,.in . Braves tied a Nati~nal Lea~e record for most wins at the
the game by two shots," Wadllns start of a season with 5-3 Vlctory.
said Saturday after he'd regained
the lead with a back-nine burst
that produced six birdies and a
third-round score of 68.
"I DON'T think this thing i1
over with by a long shot. You
know Tom is not going to back
off, and behind him there are a
lot of people at 4 and 5 under par.
"At this atage, though, thino
are kind of in the leader'• hancfa.
U he goes out and ahoota 66 or 67
In the last round, it's pretty hard
for an1body to catch up." Wataon
agreed.
"lt will take an outstanding
round for me to have a chance,"
On TV today
channel 4 at 11 :30
he said. "Lanny's a hard man to
catch when he gets In front."
Wadkins pulled away from the
elite field of only winners of
PGA Tour events during the last
year with a 32 on hls back~
and, at one point, appeared poi-
sed to make a rout of It.
He birdied five of his first aix
holes on the h omeward side of
the 6,911-yard La Costa Country
Club course, then bogeyed two of
the last three.
"l just kind of got it rolling,"
Wadkins said, "and then I started
knocking the Oag down."
HE COMPLETED 54 holes
with a 207 total, 9 shots under
par. Tom Watson, who won this
event two.years in a row before
being interrupted by Lee Tre-
vino last season, matched par 72
in the mild, breezy weather and
was second at 209.
"I got off to a poor start and
fust didn't. do anything particu-
larly well," aatd Watson, who
won four con.aecutive Player ,of
the Year awarda before tne
streak was broken ln 1981.
Ron Streck wu another ahot
back at 210 aft.er a 68. Tom Kite,
last year'a leadinl money wiMer,
had a 65 that ranked aa the best
round of the tournament, and
cloeed.up to 211, 4 atrokel beck in u. d\119 f« •• ooo ftnt prtle.
''When ~ play the first two
rounda in 146, you've aot a lot of
catchlna up to do, but I'm cer-
tainly in a better frame of mind,"
Kite laid.
HE WAS followed by U .S .
~ Open cham~ O.vld Graham
and Fuuy Iler, tied at 212.
Onham included a holie tn one,
wt&h a ~·lion on the 9"ft&h, tn
.. raund ot 70. Zoeller Md tbt
..... toe.al .... 4·pult double
" bo99Y on the llxth.
TNvlao Md a 74 and WM at
• 217. er... ": w1wr Qt the M_... T8it , lhol '7hnd w• GUI of lbl Utl9 .._ M 118.
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Dodgers find going
rough in San Diego
SAN DIEGO (AP) -After
earning his flnt victory of the
eeaaon, rookie San Diego reliever
Eric Show found out he wu the
lut to know. He got news of the
decision in the dressing room af-
ter the game.
movement on the ball tonight."
"I used to be a futball and
slider pitcher, but I developed a
sinker in aprtng tralnlng, and It
has been my aavior," aid Show,
a 25-year-old right-hander.
Willlama la very pleaed with
Terry Kennedy stroked a
two-run double in the first in-
ning to lift the Padres and Show On TV today
to a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles channel 11 ·at 1 Dodges Saturday night for their
fourth consecutive triumph.
"I got the win?" Show asked the Padres' 5-4 at.art and hopes
reporters. "I guess the main his team can continue to play
thing ia the team won, and we above-.600 bueball.
beat the Dodgers three in a row. I "l think we're off to a pretty
hope we beat them tomorrow." good start." he said. "We've tM!en
Show entered the game in the playing the same way all ·~
fifth inning and left in the ninth, ' long, and the players are ieally i
with a runner on aeco~ and one hustling their tails off. If we
out, replaced by Gary Lucas. continue at this rate, we'll be
The worksheet for his four-10-8, 20-16. 40-32, ind 80-64. rD
inning stint showed two hits, two take my chances with lhat
walks and a strikeout. record."
"Show did an outsiandlng The Pad.res' victory wu their
job," said Padres' Manager Dick third atraight over the slumping
Wllllams. "He had a lot of World Champions. ·
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· ~Brooklyn seek,ing
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NEW YORK -Ba1eball and Iii :Br~oold A marNae joined in 1890.
: on the iouah dlamond of
:lbbeta Fie , weathertnc ll'Umpa, ce-
:lebrating pennants. Both aides wtlllng to "wait
·'til next yar."
; II) 19~7 came the divorce.
~ Owner Walter O'Malley packed up hil team
;.and headed for California. Brooklyn'• Dodgen
;would forever play ln a land of palm treea and
~en, their faithful fam reduced to rooting for :teem1 in other boroughs and other states.
! But state Sen. Thomas Bartoaiewlcz,
.Brook.lyn-bom and bred in the era of the Boys of
Summer, enviDona a Hollywood ending to thia
'love story. He dreaml of a new team piaytna ln
)he new domed stadium in old Brooklyn,
"No one de9erves a team more than we do," JaaY• the Democrat and leader of the bring-
'bueball-back-t.o-Brooklyn movement. "Being a ~ fan taught me to be optimistic, and ln irue Dodger ~tJon. we're going to do it.
. "Brooklyn has got to win one."
! An artist's rendering of a propoeed Ebbets Pome sita on an euel ln Bart.osiewicz'a office. It
a>mbi.nes modem technology -an air-1.nClated dome -with touchee of the put. including a
red-brick front that suggests the facade of old
~ta Field.
Bartosiewicz claims the dome, patwmed a!-
1er the Silverdome in Pooti.w:, Mich., could mean
, $80 million a year to Broota'yn.
Quote of the day
"To buy the Loa Angeles Dodgers
would be embarrulil)I " says Seattle ow-
ner and Newport bualneu man Geor1e•
Ar17ros. "The only way they can go 11
down.''
Braves tie Natlonal L.-gue wtn mark
· Atlanta ihird buernan W Bor· .,.
MJ' hit a two-run double ln \he''ftrwt • 1nn1na to help the Braw. .,., the
Houtlon Altroe Saturday nJ.aht, 2-1
and U. the NatkJnal ~ NDCll"d for q:JnMCU·
tJvtrvk:tories at the •tart of a lllMOI\. The victory
wu 10th of the~ for the Bnvt1, who can
~itMall'e 1eMue mark and Ue the major·lelcue
todav 1n the Mri• finale with llouaton.
Oakl•nd won t 1 1tral1ht aamce at the 1iart of lut IM·
ion for the maJor-lH1ue
beat . . . Elaewhere, Bnce
lereayi and Tom R•m•
combined on a four-hitter,
d Cincinnati ended a 1lx-
l ame loalng' 1trea1' with a.n
-2 victory ovc.r San
Phnct.co . . . Leoa 0.rUID
1lammed a two-run homer
NOMU and Larry Bowa 1napped a
l-for-2~ slump with a pair of extra-bue hJta u
Chicago ended a four-aame 101ln1 1treak bl
beating Plttaburgh, 10-2 . . . Mooile WlllO• 1
sacrifice fly ln the bottom of the aeventh inning
eccired Tom Veryie~ with the winning run u the
Meta shaded Montreal, 2-1 ... Joaqaln AH•·
Jar pitched a three-hit shutout and St. Louis
tagged loeer Steve Carltoe for five early runs u
the Ca.rdina1a blanked the Philadelphia Phlllleti,
6-0 for their seventh 1traJgbt victory .
Chlsox stay perfect with sweep
Jlm Morri1oa'1 Ue-breakina lea-Iii doff homer ln the bottom o1 the
eighth inning Saturday night •parked
a four-run rally and lifted the un-
beaten Chicago White Sox to a lo-6 victory over
Baltimore and a aweep of their double-header.
Gre1 LadD1kJ hit a two-run homer ln the first
ln.nl.ng and Britt Banas pitched a three-hitter for
aeven lnnil'lp aa the White Sox won the opener,
3-1 ... Dwayne Marplly and Jim Spencer
drove in two runs aplece to support tfle
complete-game effort of former C.orona del Mar
High product Matt Keom1li as Oakland ham-
mered Seattle, 10-3 ... Amoa Otta drove ln five
runs, including a game-winning two-run double
in the eighth inning, as Kansas Qty pounded out
22 hill in beating Cleveland, 12-10 ... Lamar
Joba10D belted a t~-run homer in the sixth
inning, lending Tex.as to a 5-3 victory over Mil-
waukee ... Glean Hoff mu capped five-run first
inning with a three-run homer aa Boeton snap-
ped a four-game losing streak in beating Toronto,
5-4 ... EDOI Cabell ha9 three hita. including a
homer, ln Detroit's 5-3 victory over the Yankees.
..
Warrior• eUmlnated from playoffs
Louie ....... !t f1'M th.row with m nlne aecond1 remalnln1 1avo the
Seattle SuperSonlc. a H-94 victory
over Golden State Saturday ntabt, ellmlnaUnt the Warrion from the NatJonal Bll-
ketball Alloclalion playoffa. It wu the aecond •t.raiabt Y"T the Waniora had ~n elimlnated
on tne final day of their llMIOn ... ElMwbere,
Ray Wl1Uam1 pumped in a cereer-hiah 62 polnta
•New Jeney whipped Detroit, 147-132 to clinch,
a home~ adva!)~ ln the finl round of the
playoffa . . . Alea Elitll•lil and Du l11el acored 82 polnta aJJlece u Denver beat Oellaa. 130-124 to
cl1nch lta flnt playoff berth ln three aeaaona.
-Baseball today
On th1s" dW!"' tn baseball ln lYIH:
1n the longest' game ln the hiltory of or-
ga.nlr.ed baseball, the Roche1ter Red Wings
and the Pawtucket Red Sox of the Inter-
national League played a 2-2. 32-inning tie.
On th.la date ln 1945:
Pe te Gray, the famed one-armed out-
rielder of the St. Louis Browns, went
1-for-4 in his major-league d ebut as the
Browns defeated the Detroit Tigers 7-1
Today'1 Birtlidaya:
Texas Rangen infielder Doug Flynn ia
31. Minnesota Twins pitcher Bobby Castillo
ta 27
Whitworth takes four-stroke lead
Kathy WUtwortb fired a n 1 -over~par 73 Saturday to h old a
comfortable 4-st.roke lead entering the
final round of the CPC International
women's golf tournament. If Whitworth wans
today, It will be the 82nd victory of her LPGA
career. tying the number of championships by
Mickey Wrl&bt ... Bob Byman, who has fi-
nished no better than 22nd in 10 PGA tour ou-
tinga this year, fired a 6-under-par 66 to take a
three-stroke lead after three rounds of the Tal-
1.ahasaee Open. Laguna Niguel's Mark O'Meara,
who carded a 5-under 67, moved into a second.
place tte at 67.
Lombardi's widow dead at 67
Marie Lombardi, widow of le-•
gendary f.ro football coach Vince
Lombard , died early Saturday at
John F . Kennedy Hospital in West
Palm Beach, Fla. at the• of 67. She had been
W with a lung infection for several week&, ac-
cord Ing to bet 1on-in -law, Pa•l
BlckUm.
·-
Jlaward set •
national mark
_Fergraus, Durand shine
Special '° tlle Dally Pilot
A.RCAOlA -Seilior Denean Howard broke
her own naUonal record jn the 400 met.era and won
two other !Int-place honon to highlight activity at
the Arcadia Invitational here Saturday nlaht.
Howard, from Kenned~h, ln l!IUnnlng a
52.90 400, echpeed her old of ~S.65 tet lut
year. ~he al8o won the 100 (12.01) and 200 (23.90)
eventa In the-women'.s. dlvilion. _
A& for Orange Coast area athletes, Lisa Fearaua
beat last year's state champlom to win the high
jump event ln the women'• djvialon for Laguna
l3each, while teammate Rennie Du.rand en.Wied to
an easy victory l.n the 800 meters.
Fountain Valley's Sharon Hatfield alao breezed
ln her speciality as she captured the 100 low hunf-
lea. Hatfield finished almost a second ahead of the
rest of her field.
And, University's Polly Plumer made a sham-
bles of her race as she easily outdiat.anoed the peck
in the 1,600 meters. winning in a time of 4:63.45,
whlch waa more than 10 eeoonda better than the
seoond pl.ace finisher.
ln the men's division, the only local flnt place
honor went to Mission Viejo Higtl's Steve Kerho,
who won the 330 low hurdles and fi.niahed .econd
in the 110 highs.
Other area track and field partidpantl to finish
among the top five included Newport Harbor's
Lance Betson , who waa fifth In th~ pole vault
(5-10); F.dison'a Barbara Rainey, who was third ln
the 400 met.era (56.97); University's Teresa Barrioa,
who was third in the 3,200 meters (10:49.07); and
Westminster's Laura McCracken, who finished be-
hind Barrios in the 1,600 at 10:66.28.
Among the team honors was a first place by
University 1i!ft~ in the women'• distance medley
relay, with n finilhi.ng fourth.
Rustlers in finals
The Golden West College softball team will be
ylaylng for the championship of its own tournament
al 1 o'clock this aft.emoon following a 4-0 victory
over Chabot Friday night.
Tanuny Delp went the distance on the mound,
allowing only a second-inning single. Catcher Don-
na McElru went 4-for-4 to pace the offense.
Cypress meets Chabot at 10:30 this morning for
the right to play Golden West in the title game at 1 . •
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•1'E PEIPLE ftl lllE ·-~ llE Tim
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TIERNEY
• Edison WIDS showdown
Tierney hurls one-hitter to pace Irvine
F.di9on'1 Jeff Kwolek hit a sacrifice
fly to ICCft teammate Mib DeBenon
in the top of the eighth bm1na and the
Cbarpn went on to defeat ~ OUen
o( Huntington Beach, 2-1, ln a crucial
8\,lnaet League baseball conte.t to
h.18hlla)it action Saturday. h other prep pmes, lrvine defea-
ted Saddleback, 1-0, ln a Sea View
Le.,ue contat. while Woodbridge
dqwned Newport CbNtian ln a non-
1.tMue a!f.air.
~ the community college front,
Saddleback pounded out a Miaaion
COnference victory over Rivenide;
U. Angeles CC handed Golden West
i~ flnt lou ln Southern Cal C.onfe-
f'!JPU play; and Oran1e Coast out-
1Jugged Mt. San Jacinto ln a non-
cmfem10e Ult.
'Here'• what happened!
ldleon 2. tUtltfttlon 8-ch 1
trbe Chargers (8-1). wttb the vic-
tory, moved one game ahead of the
OUera (7-2) in die Sunaet League
~-'-In a pitcher'• duel, the Cbargen'
Mike DeBenon and the OOen' Gary
Backela went after etlCh other pitch·
fpr-pltc:h until Huntln1to·n Beach
R¥•hed acrou the flnt run of the
~ ln the bottom of the llxth.
n'be Ollera 1cored when Brian
~ llnC1ed up the mkldle and came
~me one out later on a double to
~-bJ Buckelt Poach Ron LaRuffa'r Char1en
co\mtered, however, with a nm of thttr own -thank.a to a little help
from HuntiNrton Baech -in the top CC-the .vench.
JAft fielder Charlie Guest opened i-. lnn1DI with a double and went to tNrd when Hunti.np>n'Beach'• M-
• 'o F 'Wi dropped a pop fiy for ~ sror. ~ tbm-We1bd IP i-..s the ~ before catcber Tony 111...t boml G\mt to de
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eion of .econd place in the Sea i;;League, one game behind
paoe--letting a Corona del Mar. Sadd-
leback, now 4-3, will have another
makeup game tbla Monday when it
travela to play University.
Woodbrtdge I, Newport Chrtat. 1
'nle Warrion improved their aeuon
reciord to 6-11 u junior right-hander
Kevin Burke llmlted the C-ooquerora
to Just four blta.
Burke, who ran hla record to 3-1
with the victory, struck out two and
added to bia own eUort by driving ln
two runs ..
OCC 7, Mt. 8an Jticlnto 5
Rich Kelloa pitched a strong three
inninp of reDef to give the Pirates a
22--6 record overall after winning the
non-conference affair between the
two teams.
Kellogg scattered four hits and
didn't allow an earned run during his
stint to record hla first save of the
year and help teammate Rich Soren-
80ll even hil record at 1-1.
Freshman third baaeman Tom
Duggan continued his torrid hitting at
the plate u be went 2-for-3 to extend
hil hittina 1tftak to U games.
~10,Rtvenlde7
The Gauchm built an 8-0 lead and
then had .0 wtlhltand a furioua Ttaer
rally to r~ord their 11th Ml11lon
Conteience victory in 15 ouu.n,..
Ode Hahn, who hit two home runa
on the day, started proceedlngt when
he blMted a lhot (1llfJr the left field
fence to stake Saddleback to a 1-0
i.t.
Four lnnlna• later lt was Hahn
a,ain u be hit another 10lo ahot to
left wtth two outa.
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1·4, •·S. Nel1on-R1mo1 (UCl) lled wllll
81oak-Collln1, 7-6, 3-e, ~. Mc~
PefCllllk (UCl) oel. Weltington-0.U, 1-3. 1-3.
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Oel. ~~. M . oet. V1111g. l-0; 8oldat (Cl won t-1, t-1, t-0, .. 2: o.-..in (C) IOIC M :
won 6-t; IOIC t .. : won t-t, Jonea ICI IOlt
2-4: won •2. M . •2 . ~ Prope>-HOltetlet CC) Clel. l(nlglll·Hatp....
7·11. 8 ·2; del. Hu1n9·l'rlu, I · 1, I · 1,
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IOlt lo YI, t-7, def Qlung. to-3; Abel (NI won
M , IOlt 1-e, M , won •3, Jetnel Myer'I (NI
IOll 0-1. won M . 11-2 . .e 9-4. John Mywe(M) won 7·6, •3. e-1. a-o .,.....
811nMll·H•ye (N) del Agulrt•·Vu. 5·2.
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Berger (Eat.) -to w ..... IOlt to c-. 1-4, IOIC to Mollllop, 2-4. C1e1 ~ .. 2:
8lillclebeller (bl.) ... 2-4. o-t. o-t. -t-1: Ollor•I (Eat.I. loet 2-e, 2-e. 6-7, won W :
OIMr'I (&l.). IOet t-t, 1-e. o-t, won 7-t. .,.....
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Of.,.a Cout DAILY PtlOT/Sunday, Aprte 18, 1882
NBA .. golf and.-Dodgers top TV ' • •
h HOWARD L. BANDY OfllltW, .... .., • NBA BAS&ETBAIL: LUen at Phoenix.. and the tnck pull and the uphill race at the world'• Am•~n: D6ck Seockton and BW ftwll. ., 1tron•est man comeptltion. (7) -AMERICAN
SPORTSMAN -Lauren Hutton examine• the ~ are \he top eporta ewnta oo TV to-day. Ratiql are: ..,..,..,.., acellent: ...,..,.., wor1.h
wa~ ~ fair. ..., forpt IL • 1be Laken clme out their resu1ar' eeuon with Buahmen, a nearly extinct tribe In Botawana,
• final tuneup before the playof.&. Phoenix eewed Africa. Alto: A chronicle of the journey of the
up • playoff •pot Saturday nfaht. Double Eqle V In an at1empt to crom the P~ in S 11 a.m., Clt••M• Z V' V' V' lZ:H p.m., Claauel I V' V' •
BAl&ETB.ALL: Milwaukee at Philadelphia. • WOMEN'S GOLF: CPC International.
Aueaeem Frank Glleber and Hubie Brown. Auoucen: tioward Davtd, Ray Scott, Mar-
Philadelphia bu cllnched the .econd-beat re-lene Floyd, John Derr and Mary B. Porter.
cord in the lutem Conference enterin1 today'• · re1ula .. r-a1euoo ffnale. Meanwhile, Milwaukee la , Kathy ~tworth haa a comfortable four-ahot
trytnc to call6 the Lal<en in cue the two ~ lead. lolna into the final round of play todayr
meet in the NBA championahlp. 1
~ J ll:H a.m., Clwmel 4 V' V' V'
GOLF: Tournament of Champions.
A.uoucers: Don Criqui, J'ohn Brodie, Bruce
Devlin. Charlie Jones and Bob Goalby.
Lanny Wadkins enters the final fOUnd with a
two-stroke lead over Tom Watton. \Yadkirul fi-
nished Saturday with a total of 9-undJ..par 207 a.t
La Costa c.e>untry Club.
1%:30 p.m., Clwmel % 1.-' 1.-' V'
NABERS
CADILLAC
2600 HolbOl 81vd .Costa Mesol7141540-9100•12131587·&266
......... llOCI( llfn~•,.,......
14th Ann11al Anftirn )Ii.--.
I
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&\1pper Non Ho~
~~~iys-~ IN BOATS.
EQUIPMENT ~ AND~TER .,
SPORTS!
See TWIGGY Sidi
..... .._ .. , .....
~NV•NTIOH c•NT•flt
•W.IUlftUA • "°"Mf'OCAU.(?14t..._
Do· Yoli lleed Help
II· 1 p.m., Chaaael 11 V' V' 1.-'
I • • BASEB~ Dodpn at San Diego.
Aaaoucen: Vin Scully, ROIS Porter and Jerry
Doggett.
The Dodgers will try to ulvage one game from
the four-game aet ln San Diqo. Bob Welch 1eeks
his third win agaimt no lome9 against the Padres'
Tim Lollar, 1-0.
OTHER TELEVISION
1:30•p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -Coverage
of the Bruce Jenner track and field meet. taped at
San Jose. Al.ao: Part Two of-the Golden Gloves
A.uodation of America tournament at Kansas Oty
M'Y. Pkg. T.-8oc:b
~en's 1a·· white tube work
socks 1n sturdy co11on/nyl0n
cushion hnmg F•t Sizes 1 O· 13
4.66 Your
Choice
a balloon.
2:30 p.m. (7) -U.S.A. VS. THE WORLD -A
men'• and women'• team taket on a West Gennan equa~ in a meet '\aped at Gaineaville, Fla.
3 p.m . (2) -TENNI& -The flnala of the
Pacific Southwest ()pen, teleatat from the Loe An· ~elea Tennis Club. (4) -OUTDOOR JJFE.
· 3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
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MSW YORK (AP) -'1bln ii
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Orange COMt DAILY /ILOT /Sunday, Aprtl 18, 1982
From Page 81 Kings return to 1.i' orum
ANGELS • • • INGLEWOOD (AP ) -Th~ Loa aelea owna a 20-6-3 advantage over
Vancouver in their lut 29 rneetlnp . • l\r.aclc. l"..llAIJ, e.ruinB a 1pllt on the home runs m one game since road ln the openln1 iwo 1ame1 of
little league, added another hit to their playoff a a1ahut V ancC'uv<ir,
give him 11x ln hia lut 10 •~t.ta. come home tonl1ht to a bulldtna
But the Canuclu have been one ot
the NHL'• hottest teams recently,
with tM Kin.el' OYft1.ime v1ciory Fri-
day nlaht aqappina a 13-1ame Van-"n feela good aft.er atruaJina where they've dominated t))e Ca-againat i eattle," the An1el1. nucka. leadotf man noted.
* * * ANO& NOftll .............. WtUI a M-3t
llMllMe NCOrd, had • oMno9 lo to -IN .aoo mwti flOlllN1 the Anoa1a htuntey nlaht.
Ha allO could have dupllcal•d hie fe•f of
lleallng KN ,.,...... Aedfetn w• lhe ac:n..
dullld pllll'ler bul • wue pteventlld hlrn from ~ allher of thoM gcMM. Aedfern,
In flcl Md~ the Motia Ille IMt UV. lllnea he f~ them .. , '~lie, Frldey
night'• allfiltd •nt•gonlet In th• bench· dMrinO br.wl -Twine atanw Derr9' .....
--MYt ht doea not ''ttunt'" pleyen .. ....., Gltdl _, other ,.,... euggeet«I. "
WM Gf1ch wtlO IOOll off elW ~ In IM elxth lnnlnO. 9hottly .,.., • pltClh tied Mlled
-hie hMd. Gtldl -tually hit a 1>1111 Md! 10 JllCQon wtlo, Grtdl ~.Mid aonl9ttlll1i lo him u 111 threw to 11111. Grich -n• e t•r
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seven affair, re1WM9 at the Forum aakl aft.ft' ll'riday nJght'• pine that he
with the eeriee tied 1-1. wtll not return behind the bench aJ.
Vancouver beat la Angela 3-2 ln tbou1~d~.1°~~:"e auapenalon had tli on1 juat e already Mt to be--the aeries opener Thunday nlg t y come the team'• general mana,er next
to loee by the same 1COre ln overtime aeuon, will tnatead let 811.1atant Roger
Friday· Neilaon -who'll replace Neale ln the
The Canucka may be ln trouble on coach'• job next eeuon -to continue
the Kings' home lee, where la An-to guide the club. -----------------------------------------!
Rustlers win
Golden West College'•
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For Oscar, I I . you don'f want to overdress.
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BeiJ(e with a rosy cast, Rina de Mootella's
alencon lace dreaa ia stunning with
Molly's dark clothing. Wom with pearl and
diamond drop earrings and bronzed shoes,
its mid-c.alf length makes it versatile enough
to wear aa formal and occasion at the New-
port Harbor Art Muaeum's u Grand Casi-
!L~rif~
DREAMS OP GLORY: About a week befon
the 0.Car Award.a an Auoclated Preta dlapatch
came acro11 my deak under the llua, "What to Wear
on a Dia~ With 0.CU."
Yardena Arar, who did \he piece, not only
coota:ted a nwnber of~ about tMlr plana
for d.re9lna for the affair, but apoke with an equal
number of deslgnen who had deliped f.ot' potendal
winnera in the put.
Only a few acu..et were-wWJ.na to aay any.
thlna about what th~ had up their 11.eevea (ahem).
Aaide frorn the onea who weren't Plannina to
be at the event at all, like Katharine Hepburn and
Elizabeth McGovern (boy, are they blue . . . well,
actually, busy, I sue->. 'the othen didn't teem to be
giving It much thought. r can't believe tnat, can ye>UT'
If you'd been nominated for an Oecar, don't
you think a week before the party you'd have given
90fl>e ~ght to what rags you were planning to
throw acra. your back? "
Even if I were llttlng in the audience I'd have
1pent a moment'• thought on It, and Lord knowa
no-one'• looklnc at the audience.
Well, maybe they really didn't know.
Maybe they'd been too busy to shop, although
oertalnly they could Of'der eome\hlng up.
Or maybe they were superatltloua rnd were
reluctant to even face the fact that they might
really have to get up and do their acceptance
number.· .. •
Bob Mackie, who's dressed a number of ac-
~ on and off the ecreen and has, I think, sin-
glehandedlr brought the word glamour into good
repute again, put the problema confronting these
ladles into penpectlve.
"It's a tricky thing," Arar quotes hlm as saying,
"You don't want to look like you're expecting
anything, ao you don't want to overdrels.
''On the other band, if you loee, you want to
look ¥,aci(>ul u you're lea.Ying."
'But at the ume time it you do win. you want
to look nice when you get up' there."
Men:y, no wonder the9e poor folk were having
IUCh problemlt making a decision.
It'i hard enough to find and decide what to
wear to the Viennese Ball or Le Grand Casino,
much 1esa find a dre. to meet all thoee criteria.
I don't know about you. but among the thinaP
rd like to haw a chance to do when, .. a theatrical
producer named Max Gordon put it, "I clpee here
and open tomeplace eble," Is find mywelf nominated
for an Olcar ... and win lt. That'• uaina up two-of-the-three wiahet the
pnte givee me. fm't lt?
Well, my third wlah shQU)d probably be that I
wouldn't take a header aomewhere on the way to
the stage. ·
Although my own lmage of myNU 1n thll
lltUation Is one of an elegant woman moving wiJh
the proper amount of apeed -but not too much
you lcnow -Ba'<* the 11age, acoepttna the little
1tatue (a good doorstop, I understand), aaytng a
gracious little piece and sweepmg into ~e winea-
In reality I trip a lot, ao my designer doins
aomething for the occasion for my dream of glory,
would have to do a fairly short Skirt an(t be sure my
heeb weren't too hJgh. And somewhere put a amall
recording saying "take it easy."
• •
The dauahier of our"" hOUle could do the 11&»-nario now.
"You'd probably put yow-heel in n.d'• arch
climbln1 over h1m (he'• tall, eo he'd probeblL!:
llttinl on the alale); alip on the w-pet aotn,i
the alale, trip on tJw atepe folr'f up on the .._.,
and drop Olcar on the toe o the pre1enter.
"Uru.e.. it WU fOC' laugha, for everyone elle'I
..tety you'd probably never be nominated .,.m."
She's a very re .. urtng youn1 woman. Doet
know her mother, \hough.
Maytie if I pl"Ofllbed to stay home . . •
Oh, I forgot about the dre8I for the occu&on.
It would be white chiffon -yards and yarda of
It. You eee I 11ee my.ell u three lnchee taller, 20
powlda thinner and blond. .
"You'd be sure to fall in that.," my child would
Mid about ~ yards of white chiUOI'),
WELL, THAT'S IN THE NEXT LIPE: In UU.
life, fonnality is certainly back in 1tyle.
There seem to be enough parties coming up
this spring to have a number of women havlnc to
face a minor version ol what to wear to the Olcar
party.
With, as I mentioned, both the Vienne9e Bell. a
fund-raiser for the Pacific Symphony Orchestra and
Le Grand Casino, a fund-raiaer for the Newport
Harbor Art MUleWn coming up ear(y ne.xt month
the same night, in fact, May 8 and another one,
celebrating Hoag's -could It be 30th Anniversary
-coming on line a little later In the month and
heaven knows what'• to come In early fall. I do
hope the stores are gearing up for the onslaughL
U all this formality does indeed take over with
much more of a vengeance we're all going to need
more storage space.
And that'• for several reasons.
One: Ball gowns take up a blt more room in a
cloeet than ordinary run-of-the-day clothes and;
Two: we will want to keep them. There are,
really only so many evening clothes a peraon needs
In a life time.
no.
t.OOt<ING GOOD Time to put happy fOce on a • • •
By VIDA DEAN Dellr .... .....,....,
"Smile and the world smiles with you," "Let
a smile be your umbrella" and "Smlle tho your
heart rs breaking . . . "
For yeua, ~ta and aongwriten have writ.en
about smiling. Bu< If your theme aong ls "I'll
never smile again.'' you might need to see ano-
ther srn1le advocate . . . your dentist.
A smile can be one of your greatest attri-
bulel, aays the California Society ol Periodon-
tists. We have all known tboee pe.ople who from
a distance are extremely attractive but who,
when they come near and open their mouth, the
charm 1-altered because of disfigured tee'th.
They ruin all of the other aesthetic qualities.
'Ibe mouth la most important to ua when it
comes to appearance. It can add to beaut,y, en-
force our aelf .. urance and atablllze our emo-
tions.
Dentistry, uys the llOciety. it dedicated to
the prevention of io. of the natural teeth and
keeping the teeth In P>d health and functJoning
80 that one can enjoy the p1eaaures of a pJeMing
appearance; nlce breath; eating; spealcfug weiI
and even ldmng.
"The Dally Piiot
has been our
most effective
source Of
advertising."
N•ncv Orchard,
Manager
Lanz of California
Fashion Island
VD~
"underbite" or "overblte" or an overly large chin
or extremely undersized one, or "buck teeth" can
be helped by means of orthodontics and or-
thognathlc surgery.
Jaws can be mo~ed surgically into a new
po8ition~ A more appealing fadal contour can -
result.
Surgery can bring about str1kmg changes,
&ametimes LUming a shy, timid individual into a
new and vivacious penonality.
time, the only apparent sign of the diseale may
be an unpleasant taste or odor (halitosis).
Mouthwash or breath mints may give a coverup,
but will not ellminate the cause o1 the problem.
Sometimes the gums may bleed when the
teeth are brushed or dentaHloes is used between
the teeth. This bleeding is a sign of gingivitis and
usually can be brought under control by proper
cleaning of the teeth and following the instruc-
tions of the dentist.
There are many things that have changed in
dentistry in recent years which enable dentists to
take care of the health of the mouth and make it
more appealing.
New add~tch techniques can help restore
chipped teeth and give them back a pleasant
There'• an old sick joke about a guy who it
told that his teeth are okay. but his guma have to
go. Well, ft Isn't just a joke. Actually, periodontal
dlaease ia no joke at all. and it can lead to the loa
of Leeth and emotional disturbances.
StatilUCI show tha\ nine of 10 adults have
periodontal disease and that 85 percent of all
teen-agers have gingivitis or the beginning stages
of periodontal diaeue.
Unfortunately. the disease usually progres-
ses into underlying bone which support.a the
teeth. At this stage, it is called periodontal dis-
ease or periodontitis. This advanced stage was at
one time called pyorrhea and 90 peroent of all
adults past 30 years of age have it -at least to
IOtTle ext.en t.
contour and color. .
A good penodontal examir)ation can reveal
the presence of the disease. The =e exami-
nation is done with a periodontal -to mea-
sure the small space between the gum and the
tooth. You may already have noticed that the no. works underneath the ewnUne a biL
Crooked teeth can be straightened, even in The cause of the silent disease which brings
no pain or discomfort until It iB too late, 1n most
inatances is bacterial plaque or dental plaque -
the growth of bacteria in the human mouth.
adult years. .
Many adults feel they're too old for ortho-
dont.ics, but denU.ta have found this ls not ne--
ce.arily true. ~ Iona as the periodontJum or the
gum tilSUe and bone around the tooth are heal-
thy, teeth can be moved.
Bacteria invade the crevices between the
gum and tooth to aet up a home. They cause in-
!lamation or a mild infection, so mild that it
causes no pain and may go unnoticed. Most of the
If your dentist does not u.e the periodontal
probe when cleaning your i.eeth, the aociety
sugg_ests you aak for a periodontal examination or
seek an examination by a periodontist. Also, people who have an e xtreme
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ls good
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Lant of California.
Classic perfumes • grecat demand
By ANN CONWAY consultant at Coounon Scents, a fragrance from the lingle Oora1 family, Shallmar and
Perfume. The Invisible vamp. The body bathtlque at Peter'• Landing in Huntington Opium from the Oriental, Cinnabar from
acce9a0ry with the power to affect the way Harbour, today's woman often haa an the Spicy, :Eau Sauvage from the Ottua and
one feels about another person, an ex-eclectic approach to buying the c0Jo1ne Chanel 19 from the Woodsy family.
perience, one1elf. classics (men seem to buy the perfume). Perfume manu&ctur~ speculate they
Few wearers of perfume realize that "The mature woman reliea on clus!CI can tell the permnality of a woman by the
perfume ls an art which evokes the doo-like Chanel 5, Shalimar and Arpege," fragrance ahe aelecta. Guerlain of Paris
pllne of akhemy -U\e lnfintte patience to Brown states, "but Instead of stJek:lns to st.ates that It Is an introepecUve and telf-
distill a single ewnoe .a thouaand tlme9 to only one, she may chooee several." contained woman who chooees Mit.ou.ko,
achieve the neoelllU'Y purity for tngranoe. Brown theorizes the mature woman re-the fragrance with a Chinese name slgnl-The perfumer haa an unl.lm.ited number lies on the classics because they remind her f"'...,,, te of fragrances from which to chooee and hi.I of her youth. ,, .. -e mys ry.
ranie is u romantic u u Is lnf1nite _ ja-''The contemporary woman experiment.a Women who live in a dream world of
smine and roee from the Mediterranean, with the claMks and the newer blends as romance chooee Guerlain's l,Heure ~. sandalwood and boje de l'OH from sou-well," Brown not.es. "The very young wo-meanjng blue hour -the timeless hour
tbeast. Asia and verbena and palmarosa man is apt to aeJect only designer f.ragran-when the aky is without Its daytime sun.
from Madagucar. 'Thae are the themes or ces, much the way she choose• designer For many women, perfume Is part of the
top not.es, the R'eflCth and aoftnem, which labels foe her wardrobe." per•ona compoalte they preaent to the
play throu1hout the harmonies of the Women tend to favor fragrances from world, their signall.ltt. But for all women
. ~perfumes. within one area of the lix fragrance fami-who don !ra,:rance the handwriting it al-
: And the clasaic perfume• are In 1reat lies. For instance, women who choo.e Joy ready on the wall -they look. feel and
demand today. or Adolpho aelect from the floral bouquet smell lovely and the world loves them for
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Aprll 18, 1982
"M.y Aunt Anne was a wonderful woman
and a born matchmaker," Molly lal.lghs.
"She always had IOl1leo1\e in mind for me
... the son of some family friend. You
know how those thifl&' work. They usl,lally
don't.
"Certainly she hadn't thoo'-ht of Leon.
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Molly (rl6h0 wean
the new broadened
•houlder T•h•rl
jacket with• red and
white atrlpe ahort
aleeved ootton T-Mirt.
navy leaf.Mr belt aqd
a whit~ l 00~ col'fon
sJcirt by Clwa.
This navy linen and
rayon Jcnickerld suit
by Tahari, with its
broader shouldered
jacket, is. worn with
the red silk blouse.
The lowered h eel
shoe is piped in gold.
Molly tyoA: Orange Coast
lady of fash ion
but simply not interested," she shakes her
head. ''Str~ely, most of them seem to be
those who are totally liberated themaelves.
One would think they'd be willing to help
others, but I guess they feel that since
they've either made it on their own, or
never felt any discrimination, everyone elae
must be in the same boat.
"I don't feel that's true.''
y -THES .LINEN TORE
We've ...
Plastered, painted,
dnd p olished.
And now we're ...
Premiering, partying,
and pampering.
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newest deligN ore In 1• karat yellow gold.
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He was working for my cousins husband at
the time and she hardly knew him. Little
did she or my parents realize how signifi-
cant that trip to San Francl8co would tum
out to be. Or I, for that matter," she adds.
COVER : Molly Lyon, in her
living room, sits Jn front of Louisa
Chase's "The Cave." ShP wears a
deep turquoise, fuchsia and pink
polyester organza dress by Diane
Freis. Pretty and delicat.e looking, it's
a superb travel dress. No matt.er how
it's folded, it comes out of the
suitcase unwrinJcled and ready to go.
Cover story photos by Charles Starr.
She's a member of Women's Network I ';;;;;;~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;§~g AJert, 1.he National Women'• Political Cau-i..:
cus and ERA of Orange County. Born in Vancouver, B.C., Molly Lyon
grew up and went to school in Seattle.
The trip she took that turned out to make
major changes in her life was a h(gh school
graduation present.
Starting for a college career, she never
made it. Instead, she and Leon were mar-
ried about six weeks after her 19th birth-
day.
That was May 23rd, 35 years ago.
Their early married years were spent jn
San Mateo and the children, Bruce, Linda
and Curt were born there.
During thoee years Leon headed the fa-
mily firm, Guardian Thrift and Loan.
When the decision was made to move the
offices from Northern to Southern Califor-
nia. the Lyon family moved to Fullerton..
"When Leon retired 13 years ago and w e
moved to the beal"h. he said he was going to
spend bi.a time actively pursuing his life-
long interest in the arta -not only collec-
ting paintings and drawings but actually
doing !IOme painting, t.ak.inR sculpting les-
aons, leamin~ to play the harp -things
like that ... •
"I d ecid ed I'd b etter become more
knowledgeable than 1 was, 90 I started with
Don Lagerberg's class at the Muaeum (the
Newport Harbor Art Museum). Lager-
berg's a marvelous teacher and really
caught my imagination. I've beOOme quite
knowledgeable." Molly says, matter-of-
factly.
Leon would say that was the department
of understatement. "She knows more than
I do now, I think," he laughs.
But anyone who knows Molly Lyon
realizes that whatever she decides to do,
she does with all her energies. And they are
coruiderable.
Not o nly a member of the Newport
Harbor Art Museum's Muaeum Council,
she has also 1erved as a d~nt, La on the
Board of the Fine Arts Patrons and takes
an active interest in the Acquisition Council.
But interest in the arta isn't the only
string to her bow. St\e's worked hard,
committing titpe and money, to Orange
County Fair Houain~ and is totally com-
mitted to the women s movement.
"I've been startled by some of th~ women
who aren 't interested in the Women's
Movement. They aren't actively against it.
The concepf of wellness is a way of life
with her, too. Having overcome a bout with
cancer, she is careful aboot her diet, attends
an aerot>lc dance class daily, skis during the
winter, hikes during the summer.
Family oriented, the Lyons try to flt at
least one trip in a year that will take them
through Geneva, Switzerland, where their
daughter Linda, her husband. an(jl their
first grandson live.
Both boys, Bruce and Curt, live in Sou-
them California. Bruce, and his beautiful
Welsh-born wife, Christine hve sn Los
Angeles with their eight-months-old son,
Andrew, and Curt and his pretty young
bride, Wendy. live in Corona .del Mar.
"You know, I was S4 a few daya ago,"
Molly says in her well-placed voice -a
voice deceptively deep for one 90 tiny, "fllld
I have to say that this is. the best time of my
life.
"The children are grown and happy. The
grandchildren are a treat and I have time to
pursue the things I'm interested and cu -
rious aboot. And that's a lot.."
"I've been thinking about hang gliding
this summer ... "she muses.
Molly (beloilv) combines .the culottes from
the Arthur Chapnik suit with the navy linen
jacket by Tahari for an unmatched suit look.
Again the red silk blouse.
Molly'• busy life calla for practJail and int.el'cbangeable clothes. H~ a wean a blue and white Arthur Chapnilc silk and rayon culotted
.Wt, with a red llillc blouse by the .same designer.
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LIQUIDATK>N
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YOU'RE INVITED 1"0 OUR
MISS ELLIETTE .
TRUNK ~ASHION SHOW
on Thursday, April 22nd from 10-7
Ethel Moody gave n10re than 6,000 free
blood pressure tests last year.
Has yours been checked recently?
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_,1 Lots of fotks call Ethel. Miss Blood Pressure.
because she's one of the Red Cross volunteers who
gives free blood pressure tes1s
"Htoh blood pressure 1s a s~ent dlsease," warns
Ethel "Generally, there are no symptoms The only way
to tell If you've got it is to have your blood pressure
taken."
About 35 rrullton Amencahs have htQh blood pres-
sure It's a lead.lnQ cause of sttoke, heart dJsease and
lcldney problems
Prompt treatment reduces that danoer In most
people, hioh blood pre ure can be lowered and kept
Under control .
When.was the last tune you had your blood pres·
sure checked' If you can't remember. lt's been too lono t.
Call your doctor
Or call us
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Two Strader ladies, Stephanie and Susan,
and LJssa c.al1'ulhan want us to Imo~ 1t.bout ·a fund-raiaer c.Blled "Newport-New ur1eans
Style." Scheduled for Stinday, April 25 at
the Balboa Bay Club from 5 to 10:30
· p.m., it's put on by the Showboat Chapter of
the Newport Harbol' Guild of the Orange
County Center for the Performing Arts. If ..
you'd like to join the group in yacht touring,
dining, dancing to Peanuta Huclco and hla.
Dixieland Band and winning prizes cal1 Dee
&Jwards at 644-5846 or Barbara Mulligan at
760-1544. The Performing Arts Juniors, a
young people's support group .. will be acting
as hostesses for the evening.
''You don't wantspktureolme,'' Mary Lou
HoplriM protested when t.hJ.s photo was shot
at tbe ATSC Ball recently. But we were
. riJlht Now we have an elJ/llllle.ment picture.
Mary Lou anCl Harry Axene announced
their marriage plan.1 at the Fuhionablea'
recipe ta•rlng party at Ken and Toni
Olipha.nt's last week. Here the soon to be
Axenes chat with KJt Rutter.
An'd th.e winner•
we.re ... aecond from
left: the Women'•
Overall Champ Renee
Lo pat o f Laguna
·Beach and Men '•
Overall Winner
Ruben Chsppina of
Huntington Beach .
This l OK Race was
sponsored by the
Busineu Committee
of Newport Harbor
Art Muaeum and was
called ''Run Your Art
Out." CommJCtee
people, Roy FuueJI,
race direcUJr; VirJl[nia
Gute and Tom ~y.
who co-chaired the
event.
And more winners: In the Women 30-to-39
class: Debbie Wilkinson, second; Gaye
Sprout, first and Kay Schwtz. third
Rotarians planning
f und·-raising dinner
By NORA LEHMAN
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A GOOD CAUSE: We got a short notice from
the Newport Balboa Rotary Club aaying that
they have a fund-ral1ing dlnner planned for
April 24 at the Newport Harbor Art Museum
with the proceeds of the evening to go to. creaw
an emergency reapon.e l)'ltem for elderly and
disabled penona in the Newport area.
The plan la to llnk the ayatem to Hoag
Memorial Hospltal Tkketa for the dinner are $50
and if you've ever had anyone -elderly 8.nd/or
diaabled -in th.la 'ttuadon you'll help-th.la group
~ll Glenn Hu1hea at 644-2442 for more
lnlonnadon .
DRA WINO F OR DIAMONDS: We'll hear
thll week who won the Wyndham Lelgh pen-
dant donated to South Cout Repertory Theater
a1 a fund-railer. A bMutiful pece, it'll be fun to
hMr the lucky wtnner'a name.
6HAND OPENING
JANUARY'S the most prestigious
nail ialon in Newport Beach has ex-
panded to a complete beauty salon.
WE IRE llOW
OFFEllllll THE
FOLUWllll SERVICES
IY IPP.lllTl51T OILY:
• No Uft Sculptured Nall• • aeter Sculpture .Artlat•
• Hot 011 or Water Manicures • Jullettea and Liquid Nall Wraps
• Nall Tips • Hand Painted Nall Art • Pedicures
• Sculptured NaJla Taught
J? I /) • Individual Lashes • Lash/Brow Tinting·• Body Wraps V-'o':"r Lare• Massage.Maaeeueae, Muaeur • Waxlng for Women and for
Men, Beard, '"Back of Neck and Eye Brow Shaping
• Featuring Oucette Coemetlct • lndlvlduallzed Make-up o.tgt'.'
• Make-up Lesaon• by Jam.wy or Linda Duoette •
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:
Jacquie Liller (from
th• l•lt) turn• over
iM .. vel, aftM a lour-
YMI' llttnt .. pr8/dent
of Ho•1 HoYJlt•l'• Aux1IW'.Y, to TranclM
Anna. 1l>e Hospltll'•
edmlnl•trator, Mike
Stephen1, I• Jn the
center.tDurln1 her
term l44a, 088 w•• contributed -
llOS,714 and •ome
chan1• ot ~hat from
th1t yNr'• lund-rala-
e r• -and 301,304
hoco were put In by
awdJJM'y volunteen.
And another winner: Race Director Roy
Fussell congratulates &Jward D. Nissen who
placed first in the 60-and-over classilication...-
They'll pull the winner''a name from the bat,
or whatever their plan ia, al First Nighters for
the play "Da."
There'• always a aeminar cjbcutsion of the
upcoming play on the afternoon of Fint Night-
en, with a member of the Board of Trµsteea
acting u moderator. ~ ~ ft'a an interesting adjunct to the play le.elf
. . . an excellent learning experience and one
r ou can ah.are ln:l believe, if you call the theater
lD time.
The next one scheduled la May 28 for
"Tintypes." Call 957-2602 for more informatiOn.
Y Ou might alJo add a date to your calendar
... July 10. That's the "F.nd of the Seuon Va-
riety Show and Auction" ..,-ty.
And that's a long name for a party.
lt ~ ~wever. lengthy name oc not, always a
It you're ~ what Tom and Tuya
CUey are clolna IWvPn6 DWI' Joa Brown'•
piano. Jn their ldmoirios, the u.wer i. tbat
they're •IJ doln1 a PB number for the
Newport Harbor Art Mu.um'• Le Grand
Cutno. The party'• «:hedulied tor M.ty 8 •t
the MUNWTJ and wtl1 lMture aJJ .uch 6f10C1
thinga u culno 1ame1 and complimentary
chi,,., dJnlJJI and danclng1 valet parkJ.na and
lJbatJOM. •
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Janet Corbin, (from the left), Pat Stayner ~nd_ Martha Green check lists and write UJ~tations 1'!1' their upcoming Spyglaas HJ11
Phllb.armon1e Committee fund-rai6er.
super do. A ji'eat way to spend a awnmer eve-
ning. ' .
SUMMER DAYS: They aren't dog days
around here, but ~ fund-rat.en and party gi-
ven 1ee1n to think they are. ·
. A number of yean ago, when Bullock'•
Wilahitt came to Fuhfon Island, the Newport
Harbor Art Muaewn did the opening aa a fund-
raber. It wu August and the number« people·
who came WU IO overwhelming it'• hard to re-
member the number.
It wu, however, a tremendous IUOCe9S for
everyone ooncemed.
lt'a understandable that all the. committee
people want to go into the lilencea for awhile and
take a few days off at the be9ch, but for getting
the most bucb for the work. it'• something to
consider.
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Close-Out
0 Off and more
EVERYTHING IN OUR NEWPORT
CENT~ STORE REDUCED TO CLEAR.
OUR COMPLETE COLLECTION OF
DAYTIME DRESSES, COCKTAIL
, DRESSES, EVENING GOWNS, CLASSIC
~D CONTEMP0RARY SPORTSWEAR,
LINGERIE, LOUNGEWEAR, ROBES:
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Kauai's south shore. It's reputed f.O probably not a place for the tourist
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cuisine. Superb .service from
our Italian dining room staff.
And the finest entertainment
afloat, including spectacular
musicaJ production revues. s... treYet 8g8f1t t~.
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Have breathing problems?
Learn how to $top smok-
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As Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian e~ters its 30th year. we invite
you to join us in celebrating. As a commumty resource, we recognize our
responsibility to area citizens. Not only to help you get better when you 're
sick. But also to keep you well by providing health education. blood pres-
sure checks and special events such as Health Fair '82 scheduled for April
25. Here's a calendar of happenings for the next few days.
Join us, won 't you'? Your good health is Dur best birthday pre cn1.
Review classe are avail-
able for those who have
already taken prepared
childbirth instruction at
Hoag Hospital. Two eve-
ning sessions. Fee $10.
CaJI 760-5940 for more
info.
HOiii HOSPITAL
It 's Na1ional Library Week!
Stroll through 1hc ho pi -
tal 's medical Hbrary . Learn
about health science librar-
iaoship and medical ter-
mino1ogy. J.-.5 p.m.
' Kick the habit! Attend an
Americui Cancer Society
Stop Smokioa Class soon.
lt's held replarty during
the week at the hospital.
Call 752-8600 for Info ..
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The Multiple Sclerosis
Suppon Group meets the
second and fourth Sundays
of every month. Nexl
meetin1: April 25, 2-4
p.m. in the holpitaJ's so-
cial 1CtVices offa. Call
760-23'° for more iaro. Irvine residents! Prepared
childbinh clules ~ tauaht
ftaht in your own neigh-
borhood. CaU 760-'940 for
times Md ptlcea.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Aprlf 18, 1982
I
tting avvay from the crowd • • •
~.,,..o
howev , becauae there ls privacy;
1"1 near-the active (but 10mewhat
touriaty) old whaling town of La-
halna; and there II qu.lck eteape to
qulile locat.lonl lf you're ln the mood.
The low point of our four-day
MMll atay came at QW" flnt atop, the
Napllt Kai Beach Club on Naplli
Belch. Tbouih the travel agetit who
had recommended It aa~ it wu once
~a -fine reeort, what we found wu a
dt11race. We checked out of the
poorly maintained hotel after one
night even though we risked losing a
deposit for a aec~nd night of our ••
planned f~·nlaht stay.
With he}P from ex--Orange Cout
relldenta Blackie and Sara Gadarian
we eoon relocated down Maul'• weet
cout on Kaan.pall Beach, and our
stay there at the Maul Eldorado
coodominlumt WU much nice.-.
There'• lot. to do Sl" the weet coui
of Maul, and there'• plenty of &=
to tour on other parts of the
too;~· • .-:---e ·never made it to Hana Bay on
the east end, the ialand'a moet ilola-
ted spot. The 75-mlle drive from
where we were, much of it down a·
narrow and twisting hlgtiway, often
I '
IJ"Nt ecenlc views (I had traveled it
In 1978) but can be tiring.
Prlcea are hlgh In Hawaii. Our
Kauaian condo rented for $100 a
night.
You can do lt for lea, however,
with a little planning. There are
lower-priced hotels and even cam-
ping if that's your inclination. Rea-
tauranta come in all ahapee and <>ff er
' a variety of cuislnlt "1\d prices.
Plan carefully, u1lng H much
current infonnaUon as pollible, and
you'll be" OK. The beauty of Hawaii
will take care of the rest.
A aeriea of awnmer atudy toun
la being offered by Orange Cout
College, Cotta Mesa, and Col\IOr-
tiwn for International Education,
Irvine.
Through OCC, students can
study French culture in eouthem
France, attend several theatrl~al
performances, or tour European
film and television studios.
Contacts are: France, OCC Field
Studies Office, 556-5693: theater
tour, Jack Holland, 962-3133, and
the studio trip, Peter Scarpello,
5~1-4538.
A FMropean art tour, a week ln
the country1lde of Ire~d and a
trip to IndJa, Nepal, KUhmlr and
Hong Kong are being handled by •
the cxmaortlwn, a l1Ql\·Pn>1il.orU.:.. nlzatlon that arranges tours for -
colleges and unlvenltles throug-
hout the country. For more infor-
mation call Jean Marcua at
559-5995.
(BUY ONE TICKn. TAKE SOMEONE ALONG .FREE.)
Now two of you can fly round-trip to
any Republic city in the United States ...
for the price of one . That's to an y
one of the 163 cities we serve in
the Continental U.S.
Bring along your spouse. A
business associate ~· Or just a friend
(but they must be at least 17 yea rs
old.)
And-this is the best part-
buy just one fufl-fare Cooch,
Bu si ness Cooch or Night Cooch
ticket for the two of you .
Your fellow traveler flies
fr~ on the same flight.
It's Republic's two-for-
one Pa ir Fare . And you
can fly anytime between now
and June 15, 1982 (except Mo~ 28
and June 1 ).
flight, on the sa~e day,
ond in the same class.
Your ticket must be
purchased at least 24 hours
in advance. It is non-trans-
ferrable, and the free porti on
can't be returned for cash.
And finally, your fl ight must
be round trip .
So if you're planning to fly,
plan to take someone along .
If you' re a I ready ticketed on
another airline, Republic or your
travel agent con tell you how you
can still take advantage of t~is offer.
As with any great offer, there ore a few qual ifications.
Since the ticket is a group ticket, both of you must
be present to use it. And you must fly on the same
For information and reservations,
call a travel agent or Republic
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REAL ESTATE
STOCKS
ENTERTAINMEN:r
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Everythins seems risht
with "Cat People," ·
but everytbins comes
out wrons. Pase D6.
,.
Handmaiden beat~· shop odds
By MARY JANE SCAl\CELLO « ... ....,........ .
Moat handcrah 1hop1 that
boomed ln the late '6o. and early
'70. failed within two yean be-
C&Ule CMh Oowa trickled out or
fun became hard work.
An exception ln the lop-sided
atatiltkl la The Handmaiden on
the Balboa peninlula. The gift
abop will celebrate ill 10th anni-
venay thia month with two fil'lta
-advertising and a sale.
'l()ur rnen:lland.i8e bu been .,
apedal, we've never had to 'get
rid' of it," according t°o Carol ,
Wallace-Wienen, who owns the-
store. ''I try to stock clulica t.Ntt
simply never go out of style.
There'• always someone who
wanta it."
Her only advertising has been
word-of-mouth aa friends tell
friends about the well-appointed
shop with its unique merchan-
diae. .
The store's 11quare footage has
grown with the business, but in
l'(lany waya ita original atmos-
phere baa remained.
Mrs. Wallace-Wit.nera still
greets old customers With a hUJ
and questions about their fami-
lies, and sometimes frienda bump
into each other while shopping
for the placemata or poroelain.
"I never dreamed the ahop
would be a suooesa -rve been
having such a good time," she
saya, looking over s uch diverse
items aa potpourri, baby gifts,
anti_quea, porcelain, and floral
brlcfal wreaths.
Often carloads of women drive
from Loe Anaeiea 'or Riverside to
spend hours looking through the
sbop'a 1mall rooms done in
"elegant country French" and
buying gifts or home decorator
items.
"Many of them have beach
houaes or rent down here in the
summer," Mrs. Wallace-Wieners
aaya. "They go home and tell
their friends about the ahop, 10
aeveral will come down and make
a day of it with lunch somewhere
nearby.
"It's not unusual for a cuato-
TOYING WITH SUCCESS -Carol Wallace-
Wieners, owner of The Handmaiden, cuddles
...., ............ _, hllrtolt 0-0-...
children's toys, part of the inventory she added
as her Balboa Peninsula shop expanded.
mer to call from Loe Angeles and
order a gift. Sometlmea they
even ask for suggestions aver the
phone, be.cauae they trust ua." •
Like many of her cuatomera,
the store owner grew 'IP ih the
Loe Angeles area but spent sum-
mers in Balboa.
A few years at UC'Sant.a Bar-
bara aa an elementary education
major left her unenthu.ed -"I
love children, but every girl I
knew wu studying to be a tea-
cher" -and she went to work in
a doctor's office for lleVf!Jl years.
"I liked to Pdtt, leW, knit and
do 1tltchery before it was so
popular," ahe re.members, "and
sometimes people asked mi: to
make th1n8J for them."
Dress boutiques were just be-
ginning, and no gift boutiques
existed, but she decided to open
one.
"I decided I wanted to buy and
8ell the th1n8J I really loved," she
says. "I wu single and owned a
nice car, 10 I aold lt and had
$2,000 to open the ahop."
Her parents were hesitant
about her big atep. Her father
advilled, "Don't i.ke out loana,"
and "Don't get rid o f your
(medical) uniforms or neglect
your typing. You may need them
again."
She found a partially vacant
building (where the ahop la still
located) in a location where all
previous tenants had gone out of
bumne.. An antique store in the
other half of the structure waa
run by IChool teachen and only
open in late afternoons and Sat-
urdays.
"The landlord let me have lt at
$250 a month becawle it had been
vacant ., long," she remembera.
"He didn't expect me to stay
long, either, but he figured a few
months of income waa better
than nothing.''
(She purposely avoided a
shopping center location becau.e
she *anted to pkk her own
hours. Even now, the Hand·
maiden is never open evenings
and cloeee Sunday and Monday
1 during winter months.)
Becau.e the block was zoned
residential/commercial, she wu
able to live in a back room. ope-nina only the front room (about
12 x 30 feet) as ahop apace.
At first, mercllandi.ae WU dis-
played on crates and boxes. Dra-
wers, aanablaated for texture,
were hung on the wall aa ahelves,
and a friend's old picket fence
became wall texture.
"l aaLhere Patntinl and .knit-
ting, and it was a big thrill when
I 10ld $50 worth of merch.andlae
in a day," she says.
Early stock included aprons,
blankets, pillows, placemata and
met.al items her mother decorated
with tole painting. Five or six
people supelied the ahop.
A friend a husband, a CPA. set
up books she oould keep henelf
for financial records, a job that
had been part of her doctor's of-
fice duties.
FANCIFUL -Distinctive
window displays and brown
wrapping appeal to clientele:·
where the dollars are going."
All her income went back into
the ahop, and aa business grew
she realized It couldn't depend
entirely upon local cottage indu-
atry.
Cf!mputer ideas taken off hold
"I still do all the boob," she
aay1, "although my accountant
takes care of employee and
quarterly atatementa.
"I think it's the key to running
a good busineea, becauae you al-
ways have your finger on what'•
going on. People who begin on a
large scale with someone elae
keeping records loee touch with
"At first everything· waa
handmade, but people couldn't
produce u much aa I needed,"
she rememben, "IO I had to look
at companies to supplement with
the aame look and feel.••
Her first big shock wu dis-
covering that large companies
expected minimum orden and
·(See BALBOA, Pqe Di) Justice Department liberates Ma Bell; think tank welcomes competition
~~~.~~e!.
MURRAY ffiLL, N.J. -Ma
Bell. a very rich divorcee, is now
a liberated woman.
What'• more, 1he keeps cus-
tody of the family genius.
Thia ia Bell Telephone Labo-
ratories, the Yankee Stadium of
think tan.la that Ma'1 biQ.ll'.lfher,
John Brooks, baa ca led
"probably the great.eat invention
factory ... that the world hu
ever teen."
Bell Laba baa averaged one
patent for almost~ day of ita
exiatence. And that ia 57 yean.
Ita aclentlata have won aeven
Nobel prizes.
But Ma'a prodigy baa not been
allowed to '° out and play wtth
the big boya. Antitruat and all
that. Its wizardry wu confined
ultimately to what Bell Labs folk
call POTS -Plain Old Tele-
·phone Service.
No Jioaaer. At the COit of giving
up her 22 operating phone com-
panies Ma -more formally,
American Telephone and Tele-
p-apb Co. -la now free to take
on the electronic world in any
way her t.mily'a fertile mind can
devtle. Bell Labe la very fertile.
One day in 196.5 Bob Wlhon
and Amo PemlM are Uat.enin1 to
radio aignaJ.a bouncing off a aat-
elll te. 'f'hey have a very good
Uatener. too good. in tact. for all
the static they are JleCeivtnC.
So they start llstenina more to
the static than to the alpals. ThJa
la OK with manacement becaUR
you never know what reeearch
may tum up.
WiJ8on..Pemiu decide they are
hearing noi8e left ~ from the
Big Banc that created the cmmoa.
Thia wim them Nobela. Pem:iaa
beooc1ies bead of rewrch. That'•
the kind of place Bell Laba la.
Smart. Innovative. Flexible. So
what do you do after you've in-
vented POI'S, and It wort.?
Youprobably wiab that your
\mcle, Sam. ~ let you make
oomputen and what.-all llke mM
and Silicon Valley aMtlie .Tapa-
ne.e. La.at January the Ju.tlce
Department tentatively .uled a
far-reachh'I antitrust action on
jLl8t tl:ae terms.
It II truw:erdentally difticult
to find a Bell Labe edesltist who
la not inwardly delichted to be
able finally to compete without
fetten. H<rw the players ali.dy
In the pme feel may be another
matter. Bell Lat. la a late entry.
But if, a1 It seems, the next
technological giant atep 11 to
connect every middle.ex, home
and farm to the computer age,
Ma Bell alre.dy baa a Jarae foot
in the door. Just about everybody
baa a phone. Moat of them
AT&T'a. And they are already
hooked up to oomputera.
Amo Penzlaa anivee for work
every mominl with a fr'elh bee
of bagela. He generates tdeu,
oplnion and energy ~he real of
the day like an exploding aupe!'-
nova.
A corporate reaea.rch lab, he
potnu out, ii different tnJm one
run by the aovemment or a un-
ivenfty. It baa to make money.
"In 1overnment you might
work on ultr.Jnb foe 15 yeera.
But what if it'a a aood Idea for
only five?
"It rd been at ObJo State when
I reelbed I wanted to Uaten to the
Milky Way, I'd have done 15
experiments first. At Bell Labe
you don't have the time. U you
can't do It In three yara, what
are we paylna you for?
"Bell Labl la what a univenfty oucht to be. The tlane acale II aet
by the lmpoc1anee of the work.,
not how much funding you can
get.
"We have teamwork here. You
don't in a university where pro-
fe.ora are competing for tenure.
People are helping you all the
time.
At the same time, Bell Laba
• baa the looeest pcmlble definition
of what a common task ia. In
Penziaa' cue, the aky was the li-
mit.
Thia permiaaivenesa dates to
'Thi!odore Vail, perhaps AT&T'a
greatest president, whQ.. believed
in the early 1900a that the Bell
System'• near monopoly of the
telephone carried ..n equal obli-
gation of univenal service.
"Do anything, he believed,"
saya Penriaa. "Putting bllndera on nature'• IDOl'l 1ucceaful ani-
mal doan't work."
Pure reteareh pro~ auch u
Pemlaa' and Wil8on I are condo-•
ned because, among other thino.
radio carries 70 percent of tne
Bell Syatem'a traffic, ao coanl~ •
static could conceivably have
10rne relevance. Havtni a Nobe-
Uat or two around doetn't hurt
rec:ruiti1.Q41, either.
And lf you do enough ba1lc
reeeudl. you're more apt to have
a brand new technololY on hand
juat when you need lt. For 11\-
stance, three Bell Labl adent!N
invented the tranalltor juat ln
...
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will be manufactured next year in Irvirte by Derbi Mot.or -CO.· •.
. .
Will Dingo he a time to handle the tmrmme up-
In telepbane traffic ln the
'IOL • T"\ b. ~ .. w1nner-at~.uer 1 ·-~---===--.~~ dY, CG4 :tadu~. u.. ....... anw u~nCTently frillD ..-.-. and the
tru-n1"'on of lianala by ll&bt Wllh the cost of off-road ve-
ovw ~ flben. 'l'fie Jurr people hiclea u hi1b or hi1her u for
llmt ta1ldnl to the.~ ~ many automobOes, the peadent
.--.. of-lrvine-baaed Derbl Motor
1'bt ti-people at B.11 Laba Corp. la bopln1 hh new .ad r' wbiN m,·10 JW'I bave ''mlnl-dune bugy'' will rwh a
drrt8ld ._ • laudt a-hem walUnc market.
clam ID 6e 4.GOO ~!::i.La-The new 1ndlan °Dtnao•' all· ._. ....... uu.t Tbi .._ -• ternln vebide • teWns lor ;.-t
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whea J>hoM ca111 wW become torqu• enctne, and a1mOlt '800 ~-::.;tif'wm will bave for~~~~~
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PALBOA BOUTIQUE OWNER KEEPS TRACK OF WHERE DOLLARS. ARE GOING • •
.he says, "I was in a real sw~t over my first
buying experience.''
An early economy in gilt wrap became their
itrademark and has been copied by other stores.
:. "I love to gift wrap and knew I needed ao-
mething 1pectal, IO I took plain, brown paper,
9dded pretty ribbons and a few straw llowera
with our ahop lticker on each package," she says.
"At first people would .Wp me in the middle
of the wrapplJli and aay, 'I'm not mailing this..' A
~w yea.rs ago, when I conaidered changing the
wrap, 1'11 my cllltomera objected. Now we're
,known foe it and it aeta us apw'l."
• Although she enjoyed what she was doing,
Mrs. Wallace-Wieners admits lhe ahop was her
whole ll!e for the first few years she owned it.
"I did everything myself," she says. "It was
a total commitment, and I was exhausted each
night. I had little social life, and it was a big deal
for me to buy a dress -I felt guilty that I wasn't
;~the mone on merchandiJle."
: After a year fu bu.lneu, she wu able to
out of the shop and into a nearby rental
with two friends, and a yur alter that
bought a small oondomlnium in Santa Ana.. A
ean lat.er, ahe bought a larger one in Costa
where she and her husband now live.
• She expanded the ahop within her half of ·the building after moving out, opening a room
'wtth baby and children'• gjfta and another for
jtedding·relat.ed ltema.
I Five years ago, when the other part of the
structure became vacant, she rented, cuttlng an
.opening between the sections and expanding
'storage space in back. I "That'• when I knew . I had created a real
,buaine9a," ahe says. The crates and aandblut.ed
ldrawen were replaced by custom-made mantels iand antique diaplay pieces, aome of which are fot :..ie. I Handmade and homemade itema are still
1acattered through the 1bop -as many aa 50
jpeople Npply them at Chrlttmal -but much
1merchandiae lJ ordered on buY1na trip to 'gift
:shows, most often in Los Angeles and Dallu.
: "'The ftnt time I went to the ahow in Dallu,
•I got carried away with the buying," Mrs.
:Wallace-Wlenera remembera. "I started addln.g
jup my purchuea on the plane while coming
,home, and I thought, •ru never be able to pey for
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ABS • • •
ltcblna 1y1tem was
•Umated at $45 milllon ee years ago. It took
0 million and 4,000
-years to develop.
r'l'he Princeaa phone
u ao light It kept fal-
l}lg off table•. Picture
hcine never caught the
ubllc'a fancy or ita
tbook.
But Bell Lab'• on-
ftaMt record of oomtna up
with breakthroughs al·
on order " remu'lt· . "You can't IChedule
ventiona," aaya Mel
hen, bead of cry1tal
d alaa retearch. But , ... -'
ne aeema to be alway• R= i. _..ti 1n1-ttown the com-now ... .,_ me lo aald· And since r ju.t when lt'1 nee· Kr~nds come 1n con·
venient one, Va, Va, and Y10
Sise may be one rea· ounce sizes. pd Is easier
on. Bell Laba la bll than ewr to own. Buy a
nouch -22,600 em-tew each month and hold
loyeee, 3,100 of \hem them-for collep tuition,
b .D .• -that it hu a a dram VICltion, or
critical maal," HJ• ~retirement years.
enky Narayanamurti,
&rector of 1olld 1tate !!lle!f .:!°.!S,
llMICtriClftlji:. rwrch. So Ill Ml-a 'B .
.... ~..:..: •533 ...... w $)
d •• lf waum Eiiii~·~birmio'ni.•li•i•ili·~=i(l~t•) .. mt
all this. Who do I think I am?'
''Pd ordered almost aa much u the atott had
sold in the put six months, and companies expect
to be paid within 30 days aft.er delivery. "I broke out in a case of hives that luted for
two weeks. Fortunately, thlno arrived a little at
a time, and I wasn't hit with bills all at once.''
For her, the balance always f.al.la between
Big enough
to be safe ...
How safe?
$26 million strong
· Loca!Jy owned
·Profitable in 1981
·Administering over SI SO million for
other financial institutions
the reality of dollars and the beauty or mer-
cha.ndiM.
"The firat time we aold $1,000 wonh in a
day, I was thrilled," she aayt, "because I reallz.ed
that someone loved what r loved.''
"U people need to prove themselves or have
t)leir names on doors, then they get hung up and
miaa the creativity. Sure, I worry if we have a
.-Small enough
t~-be neigJlborly.
How neighborly?
·'Phe simplest, safest IRA
1 S 'lo for 18 months
·Our Ready Money Account"'
-the interest-bearing
checking account
·A Small-Savers account,
the big hitter's envy!
·A non-stop welcome
San Marino
Savings
slow day I'd be a poor busmeswoman 1f I said
money doesn't matt.er, but d ollars aren't what
does 1t for inc."
Realtors .mark
Property Week
LOS ANGELES (BW) -Callfornla~I 183
boardl of realton are expected to obeerve Prtv1t.e
Property Week. April 18-24, with a variety of pu·
bUc . .ervlce projectl, the CalJfomia Allodation of ~ton announced. Each year realtors nationwide .et aside a week
for Americana to celebrate ,their constlt\4tlonal fr~om to owo. use and tr1nlfer real properly.
Realtora also intend the week u a reminder to cl·
tiiens that wid espread h omeow nersh ip 11 a
Joundatlon tor democracy and d11perae• 'tledalon,..
making to each Individual household concerning
the use and protectJon of the individual home.
Many boards wlll be kicking off a voter regi-
stration drive thla week. The goel of the drive la to
establlah citizen awareness of the lmportance of the
vote in guaranteeing individual and property righta
and to make every real estate salea oflice a voter
registration center.
The boards also will parUdpate in a national
essay contest for high tchool students sponsored by
the National Association of Realtors. This year's
topic is "How Losing Private Property Rights
Would Affect My Future, and Why The.e Righta
Should be Preserved." Trophies and savings bonda
for $1.000, $500 and $250 will be awarded to the
firsl, second and third place winners.
Some boards will be establishing ''Grime Stop"
programs in their neighborhoods. This is a ael!·help
program designed to be implemented by realtors
while tak1ng advantage of materials already avai-
lable from law enforceme nt agencies. "Crime Swp"
works in tandem with "Neighborhood Watch,"
which has been operating successfully for 10 years.
Other boards will be taking part in a variety'of
community revitalization projects including aid to
senior cltize~ major home and property cleanup.
Architect visits
Stoneridge site
Orange County landscaping architect Rene
Romero will be on hand to greet visitors at Stone·
ridge today during an open house of the Cordova
Bay plan at the San Juan Capistrano custom home
community.
As part of the open house event at the Stone-
ridge home. Romero will answer questions and of·
fer suggestions regarding landscape d esign, soil
preparation and plant selection. An exhibit of re-
cent plans will be on display.
To visit the site, take the San Diego Freeway to
the Aver y off-ramp. Go unde r t he freeway at
Avery to Marguerite, then tum right and go south
one mile to Highland. Tum left on Highland and
drive up I.he hi~ aboul a mile to ttie entry gate.
DllTH llTICll
HAlllOa &.4W .... MT. CX.IYI Mortuary·• Cemetery • Cremarory
1625 Gtal., Ave Costa~ia
540-5™
•
Orange Cout DAil, y PILOT /Sunday. Aprtt 18, 1982 .....
NOTICS or DSATK ':r.::==:'9 J'll.A NCll ooat HB
,.,. --.. ..-•-. .,__ JONBI ak1 J"KANC&I
.. AllMNOhdNT• •v con, tHO I JONa AND or PETl'n
1o ~ll .lerll•AM.CA'210ot TO ADMJNJ.ITD ICITA Co11t1••I• 'I AyooolL, UIO I •• NO-A I I IHI . ._...., tMle Ml. CA '210. -
Tiiie ~ io ~t• tr .,. Ill· To &lJ helni, benef
...._ c..-io, A,,_. credttora ~nd conilnat t
1111, 1to•t1110111 ... ,. ... •"" 1110 c:redhort of Francee ~
e-.iy Qetti ot er.,.. c-y °" ...,. Jones and perwon1 who "· '* ~ be otherwlee lniereated
'""'11.lllMf Of•'1t'_ c...t O•ttr '"llot, the will and/or estate:
Merell t•, APf114, t. tt, 1Ma ,.,..., A petlUon h.u been 111ed ~
Na.I l9RC( Wiiliam Moteley J one1 If!
the S uperior Co wrt o'J
~=" Oranie County requet\lrfl
'"' lollOMlt '*'°" 11 c1o1no--that William Me>1eley J~ •,Ht aTOOl<llO<)M, •n "*'v·•11". be appolnU!d u penonal ~ ~ IMdl. CA tHa. preaentatlve to admlnl• Mttll~11;r,::::2 O••flom ""'· the estate of Francet Do • ~1>11e1ti.M 1e 0011duc1ec1~en111. the• Jones (under the~
dMcluol M ~ pendent Admlnbtratlon
Tiii• ot:i:.::•111 ... lllt d •1111 tll• Eltlt.1!1 Act). The petition
County o-01 0r.,. ec-iy on Mweh eet for hearinc ln Dept. No.) 24• '"2 ,_, at 700 Civic Center Driv~.
.. ~1>111nt<1 Ottno• Cout D•Hy .. llot, West, In the City of San'f ~•Cf! 21 Aptt1 •. "· 11• ,.., 141M 2 Ana, California on May 12,
Nit.JC NOTtcE 1982 at 9:30 a.m. •
SYMBIOTIC -Cathleen Gallander, director
of the Harbor Area Art 'Museum, foresees a
growing relationship between the contempo·
rary art museum to the right, and th~ Irvine
Company's Civic Plaza office complex ·on the
left
FICTITIOU• _,..... lF YOU OBJECT to th.
HA* aTAn.NT SranUnl of lhe petition, y~
'Ille fOllowlng 1>9'~• .,, doing should either ap~ at ~ bu..,_• hearing and state your o
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l•I CANVASBACK HOME8. (bl i........uons or f il e written 0 CtiUCKEA HOMES. (c) OECEM8tA l"'-HO MES. (di oovt HOMES; (•I jectlons With the court ~ FORE HOMES. (f) M o. D HOMts, fore the hearing Your •Pt>
1111 MALLARD HOMES. (g) PHEA· pearance may be In penoi&. SANT HOME6, (I) PINTAIL HOMES, · J
I 178 SE Mlln SlrHt. l•vin•. CA or by your attorney. Business, culture harmonize
112714 IF YOU ARE A CREDC PHILIP H MCNAMEE, 19 tt6 TOR or. ronungent crt!dicd McO.mon, 11. lrYIN. CA ~714 h d d J. DALE SIMBRO, t430 S enta· of l e eeeaae . you mu~ Ci¥ic Plaza d e ¥elopment includes art museum, library
A conacioua effort to bring into
harmony the structure of busi-
ness and the creativity of culture
is a major element In the Irvine
Company's concept for l\s new
Civic P laza garden office deve·
lof)ment in Newport Center.
Located at the intersection of
San J oaquin Hills Road a nd
Santa Crui Drive , the complex
includes b o th lhe Ne w'/or\
Harbo r Art Museum a n the
Newport Center library.
"The N ewport H a rbor Art
Museum fa one of the nation 's
acclaimed contemporary art mu-
seums, and from the outset of
planning for Civic Plaza we made
a conscious effort to interrelate
our off.ice project with the mu-
seum's cultural environment,"
explains Ronald Hendrick son ,
director of planning a nd design
in the compa ny's Comme rcial/
Industrial Division..
"To help achieve this closeness,
we have built a pedestrian way
and stairs to connect Civic Plaza
with the art muaeum's sculpture
garden and Its greenhouse cafe.''
Nearly completed, Civic Plaza
is it.self a {Qrm of architectural
CREATIVITY
(From Pa1e 0 %)
sculpture designed by the New-
port Beach firm of Ladd, Kelsey,
Kel!ley and Woodward. Its five
brick buildings. featuring crisply
beveled rooflines, are situated to
lake· advantage o f Newpor t's
coastal vistas.
The buildings are connected by
pathways that wind through
heavily landscaped pedestrian
"boulevards" to small, geome tri·
cally shaped courtyards which
serve as gathering places for Ci -
vic Plaza's office workers.
"Along with dedicated ind.ivi·
duals, the Newport Beach bus.1·
ness community has always
played &n important role aa sup-
porter and benefactor of the art
museum, and we look forward to
establishing a close relatioruhip
with Civic Plaza and the compa-
nies that occupy It," says cath-
leen Gallander, museum director.
Ms. Gallander, who assumed
directorship of the art museum a
year and a half ago, believes
there is a big place in corporate
life for art and culture, and it
sh ould be a con tinuing. highly
visible relationship.
"All across the country, you
• • •
cause "the people who work here are a reflection
on me."
She and store manager Glenna Mohns work
full-time with three oc four part·time helpers.
"Glenna has been with me for six years, and
she's my right and left arm," M rs. Wallace-
Wieners declares.
M,a. Mohna first came to the s hop as a
customer and began working there part time as a
college freshman. Afte r ma rriage and a few
months working in a bank. she returned to the
shop just aa the owner was looking for full·time
he lp.
The two women be.came such good £reinds
that Mra. Mohns was m atron of ho nor when
Carol Wallace married Bernie Wiene rs a year
ago.
Her advice to would·be entrepreneurs comes
directly Crom her own life.
"I didn't copy anyone -w h atever I did
came from me," ahe aaya thoughtfully. "Other
people went IO far as to come by and take pic-
tures of my dlaplay windows.
"At flnt 1 waa appalled, and then I was sad.
What we do comes from within, and it can't be
learned in IChool or copied.
"Actually, when you're doing some thing
that uses your natural abilities, you never feel
successful, because It doesn't feel like you're
working hard enough. The only w ay I could
have failed is if I hadn't tried."
'*Ill Torreoe. Corona <Ml M11t, CA (tie your C'la lm .with tht
see more and more ~ompanies 92825 court or present It to tht
integrating original art into com-1n:;::, :"=.n~ ~oo by • penonal representative a~
i I i II · D• Slmbro pomted by the court wlthu, mere a structures, es pee a Y 10 Tiii• 11a1-1 ,. .. moo with the four months from the date of
cues where a company may be County Ci.nt of Orange County on trat 111uance of letters at
b u 11 d i n g I t s c o r p o r a t e April "· 11182 Ft17J provided tn Section 700 of
headquarters," she notes. "It's Pvbltlhod Orange CoNt Dall)' PHot. the Probilte Code oC Callfo,..,
refreshing to 111ee commerce and April 18, 25. May 2. t . 111112 n1a The ti me for filing
culture coming together in the ________ 1_73_11_·8_2 clam\S wlll not expire pri(ir
corporate world." Pl8.JC NOTICE t.o four months from the date
But, as Ms. Gallander points FICTITIOUa ~H of the heanng noticed abo~.
oul, you don't have to travel NA• •TA~ YOU MAY EXAMIN't:
beyond Newport Center to !ind T~ 1o11ow1ng i-aon• .,. doing the ftle kept by the court. If
art mm. f,! wt'th L..·-•--. butiMOt.. ~rested · the ng uuau~ VIA DEL RIO I. $3611 w .. trldgo you are m ln es·
The acific Mutual LJfe Insu-~. An~. CA 112807 iat.e. you may Ctle a req~
ranee Company recently dedica-MICHAEL A McGUIRE 53811 with the cour t to receive
ted four major original aculptures ~:~ndgo Road . Anah•lm. CA spec1alC notice of the ln~en,;
at its new Pacific Mutual P laza JAMES VANDERHEIDE u D s . tory o eat.ate assets an a,.
office complex In the cent.er. In-5285 Rural Ridge Circle. Anaheim the pcuuons. aITOUnta and CA 92807 reports descnbed In SectJ.oo tagUos of animals and sea life by JERRY GIMBARTI. 2077 w 1200 5 of the Ca liforn~
artist Thomas Van Sant adorn °"'~·L~°'SA~:C:t~,8 W•· Probate Code
the Irvine Company's corporate •t[ldgl Road, Mehetm. CA 112807 Latkam & Watk.lu
o ffices at 500 -5~0 Newport This t>usineel Is conoucted by• Attonte)' at Law
Center Drive. gonorll ~~·Mc:Gu1ro SU S. Plower Street
"Skydivers." a sculpture by TIMS •tat-1 ... filed wtth 1t1e Los Anlelea, CA t0t11
ArisUtles Demetrious, watches Coun~ c.tc of Otanof County on 1%13) 4 5-1%34 -.
over shoppers ln Stage Court a t ~~2.KMOAH Publish ed Orange Coa.rt
Newport Center's Fashion Island. AttorMJ9 et Law Daily Pilot, Apnl 17. 18, 24.
And a sculpture b y Van Sant .. , ...,_ CMw °""· 1982 SYlte 10d aoars skyward from a metaJ pond trvtno, CA m1s-11se 1---------........ ...-...
adjacent to t h e Union Bank ,,...,., Cell 6•2-5178.
Building, helning create a restful Publlahed Orange COMt Dtilly Piiot Put • few words .-AP<ll 18, 25. May 2. II, 1982. to work tor you lace for office workers. 1140-82 ·
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I
'Cat· People' more gFowl than purr
~15 MllOMlJID llT ... WDt ~lt ~IME EW>r<DrmlJRIBT .. ~ ----·-~ JEFF PAUU • . A review "Hard Core" 11 a look at the uallne.. of ,,,,,.for· *:./J.?;:;f. a. a low·fnlnded movie done wt\h profit (and contained the ultimate Schrader meta·
ht1tHn1nded •riOUIMll and th• ,...uh it mind· . phor: the filming of a blueo movkln whJch the Sid ....u. .. 11 ........ nu--...._,_II .... _ 1.!-..1 t film ls mwdered at the end): "American G•-lo" w• a
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full of ho~: Paul Schrader ('4Tax:l Drfy r," "Hard f~. Her nanw ls lreN and m•'• ln New Orlean. to 1 emen on ow aex 1 •ll 1 u1ly, even If It'• drftled by ArmanJ. Schrader hu openly di.cu.ed Core," " btnalon") dlnc\ed It, Nutaula KlnakJ meat. hor brother. Tht'y 1pent their chJldhoodl to. hla Calvtnlat upb~ (hi.a father wu a rnlnllter)
and Malcolm McDowell star 1n It and Oloraio Mo (tthttr but haven't teen each other since then. Paul ~nd the Idea, inherent ln hia Ufe, ~t eex la dirty.
roder and David Bowt. 1eamed to do the tlfle eona (Malcolm McDowell) ey .. her amoroualy and taket Cat People'' take. the Idea and adda a twbt of
and mutlc. Everythlna teen rl1ht and everythl"I hor to hl1 home, whor~ he prompUy dlaappean and beaatiaUty and i.ncett: 11ex reduced to a prehistoric
comet out w~. 1ht I• I ft to It th 1laht1 of New Orleans on her Ji "Cat People ' la billed u "an erotic fantuy" but own. nx.
It's not much more than a amuny daydream. T!Mre 'l'ho proml .. unfolc»: Paul and Irena are part But even with thl1 blood·and.gu ta thriller
are two nice thl.nas ln thta movie: Moroder'1 muak of 1n ancl• nt hybrid ot cot people who live u hu-Schrader doesn't play it 1traight. The cat people~
and the black leol)erd that IC.ftaml lrtto the camera m1n1 but cannot mat with anyone except their supposed to tum Into leoparda only after making
with a feanome loathlna for everythlng around It own k1nd without. tumln6J lntQ leo~dt, And they love with regular foJg, but Paul lranlfonnt 1n one
(maybe it had a look at the daily footaae). ttan't turn bock Into humarui until t k.Jll a penon acene to maul a call girl he hun't eo much u kla.ed.
The material, taken frol\'l a 1tory by DeWitt after the lovcmaklns. Paul'• natura (unnatural?) And Irena, ooce she undentand1 her hl1toric
.Bodeen and written for the IC'l'ffn by Alan Ormtby, luat th n tum1tohll11J1ter, with wflom he prosxwes handicap, •till inslsta on coupling with Oliver ao 1he
teems like 1tranie 1tu1f to attract• "1erloua" fllrri· to Uv u their parent.I dld -brother and sister, cat can live "among my klnd." Ittna breaJu the alleged
maker like ~hrader. The open.Ina aequell(le tetl tho peopl xtraordlnalre But Irena la a viraln, and her biochemistry o( her k1nd, turnln1 Into a black feo-
NOW PLAYING film ln some kind of Freudian-inspired prehiatos:y: a trouble. art• c:omplkatcd by an attacnment to a pard to terrify' a young rival for Oliver. And
COIT• •aa '"'.. OllUGI ban4 of "leopard men" kid.nap a young humanoid young curator, Oliver (John Heard) who falla in Schrader'• pacing la jerky and grating: there'• no
£.,_•nC-i Cettit1 E.,_•01 WoodbrldQl•SIMurn °'"''"' • whoee tribe la 1era•"'"''"'d a ll~ut of the--"-' love with h r. visual hypnosit 0 o1"'n on here, no flow. The film 1794141 SSIOISS 6398770 r ~..... .,... .... ..,.. cou-e earth ln a heavy left-to.right . and bind her to You can see what attr..,.•--' Schrad ... r to thlS' loob Uke il was edited ln a blender. ll TIMIO •OAA#ll •WHT .... TUI -..u "' E"'"'cas Slocllfbj(• CAllldome u.-rw"' c-a tree. Thal night, a supple leopard alln.lu up and horror movie formula it you look at h1.1 other mo-Ki ki H ard 511 seao 634 7553 ate 1243 couples with the helple81 maiden. Her face d.lmolves vies. In "Taxi Driver," sex waa portrayed as a ns ' e and McDowell give forgettable
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to lake Hollywood by smrm
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8r.5T ORJOINAL ~ • VANO~US
8MT ORJOINAL ~UiPLAY
COLIN wtLLAND
8CST COSTUM~
MCLIMA CANON~
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Steve Maritin pleases in .'Dead Men'
· By 80! THOMAS • 'J ,,_....,
NDBAJ> MEN DON'T WEAR PLAID" ahould ~ the Stew Martin fana who were puuled and
CU..ppo&ne.d by the--f&r-out -and unclerratecf -·~from lfeawn." ·
tory hu Mn •j)OOfed befON, but Reiner-Martin
and coauthor Geor1• Olpe bave apruna a new
atmmSck.
nu. time he'• beck in h.la wild and crazy fotn\,
A review
Mc11n'~ adventww are lntertpe1wd wtth 11e•
tual f~ ~ vint.,e fil.rm, 10 be plays toenea
with &an Ladd, Veronica Lake, Jamee Ca&ney,
m,rtd &.rpw\, Vl.ncent Price, Ow1-Laua}lton,
etc., etc.
teamlnt with hl1 partner ftom "The Jerk," Carl
Reiner.
The novelty value wean thin, and attention
wanden • the plot tunw grow more obecwe. But
there are enou1h outra1eou1 Pl• to pleue the
faithful.
Martin 11 a Lo. Ant•lea private eye in the
19409, belet by the customary huarda: eeducUve
women, fa1.11na bodiel.. byunUne plow. Thia tent-
.MarU.n ii ably ~ by Rachel Ward aa the
femme fatale, plua Carl Reiner • the arch-vlllaln.
Rated PG, for~ and aexual innuendo. '
Tlvu M~ 22, 1982
Fish & Chicken
Dinner Only· •2.39
Get two greet tastes In our Fish £,
Chicken Dinner. Each dinner hos a
crispy flsh flllet and two tender
whltemeat Chicken Planks,• served
with fresh cole slaw and golden fryes.
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10 Fr9'ght 73 Begonel 147 CoMaoe deg. 41 ChtneM 980thenw!M
9tetlon 74 Polioe 1•8 Exhaust mile 100 Slmpte
15 Typeol netWOf1( 153 Foot le¥9f •2 Church 102~
chowder 711 Metric 15' Shoulder recall 104 A
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20WoOlhard 78HOOIW 156 Sult•ble amount 10 7 Vatllc:l9 for
21 Silly 1tata 157 Decimal « WMther-Judd Hl'-Ch
22 Pertoratlons 81 Bfaillan b ... COClc 108Smooth
24 a.r.1n1-COin olyore 158 Main erlery •5 Printing 110 Pratte
25 W0td1 on a 82 The Orient 159 Batlery fluid 112 Quletl
menu 84 Wiid; uncut-twmlnal •6 Place for 113C....
28 Famlnlne tlvated HIO Eliot duck• 11' Jab
auffl11 88 Intended charac1er 48 Clock 115 So belll
28 Crab 89 Tidy 182 The lmpofo ,..tu.re 117 Part or to be
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21H~ 93~ help journal Cet111
30 Potecat welgflt 1115 Third csd 51 Among 121 Fraternity
31 Thul 9' Cep9lna 1ee Rubt>len $2 Orarw!at letter
32 Tonnenll te Imitated 1117 Aaddllh "'°" 122 Fortify
34 PIUraf ta Befcn. 1111 Short jeck9t 53 Sll9'ched 124 Publlc
ertdlng toe poet 55 MotlMn tr9MPor1
35~ed ttSpeciahy DOWN rUler 1241 Identify
MGremlln 101 Ctled 56 Booty 127 ,.,...
H~ 103 Allowt 1 FelMlace 57 Arduoua .... ute
4011blal 105 Oeltlny 2 Aleutian journey 12IMN9ufecl•
prlelt 108 Frenctt holy ltland 80 HorMOf I ....,
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UPEASONAL BEST"
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• Orange COUt DAILY PILOT/Sundey. Aprll 18, 1082
in Book-of-the-Mo~th Club .Stacks after 56 years
.. MICHANICSBURO, Pa. (AP) -Wld\ boob But the cen~ece of tho entire opendon. and flied from floor to 27-foot otWna. It laalll IJlj • the .. ,.., of ~ttti elubf, It etlll the book of the
lbnry for Paul Bunyuw. But ther.'• no _. hel9. monlh.
ln the w&Nhoule of \he nation'• oldel\ ml ...._. At. fwt.-\llllnl. lndWUoall .. etyle warehou-
pneral lntereet. book club. •· eet ...._ tWd-~ the Pen.n1ylvania
The dln of cranee, oon~ belt.a and ~ ~b, theN'• f IDlda1 tMCtilne exclUlively tor
*'-chlnet echoee throu1h tlie cavernoua room-u the bOok of the mon~. It wrape the •lectlon trahtl)t
worken dart from etack t.o •tack. aatherlni book.I in celloptww, droDt It into a box and aluea an ad-tor 1.3 rnlll1on Book-of-the-Month Club rnemben. dreM card to the front.
Thll ia the nerve cent.er of the 56-year-old club Meanwhile, at edltorlal headquarters In Man-
and It.I Mven afflliat.et; a literary outpoet with a hattan, a five-member botrd rumlnatea every 77~-member etaff, It.I own ZIP code and an output \hree..and-a-half weeks over the monthly 11elect.lon.
of 30,000 packages a d4ay. Llt.erary expert.a all, they come from u far u Loi
"We have aocount.1 ecatt.ered acrma the world.'' Angele• and Montreal to al t around a dlrecton'
taya Vice Preaident Len Kelller. table and argue politely over lunch.
Nine mllllon copies of •.ooo different book.a The club al.lo offers 10 to 12 alternates each
lpill from Uers of at.eel shelves in nelghbori.n8 wa-month for membere who don't want to buy the
rehouaes covering 240,000 aquare feet -oookbooka main 1elect.ion. Top editorial atafters choose the al-
and exercbe manuals aide by aide with memol.ra, tematee, uatna reporta from more than 100 ln-houte
murder myaterlea and pollt1cal tracts. and free-lance readers.
"We try to a1m juat above the middle of the The club haa had lta ahare of hlta. "All Quiet on
brow," aaya Al Silvennan, president of the club. the Western Front," "The Good Earth." "Gone
•llfhere'a ~trash and bad trash. We try to avold Wtth the Wlnd," "Animal Farm," "Death of a
bad trash. ' . Saletman," "The Catcher tn the Rye," "The Old
The 4,750 firat-year membera in 1926 received Man and the Sea.'' "All the President'• Men" and
nine booka. Among them were Edna Ferber's "Rqtime" are amona the main aelectJor,. members
"Show Boat" and John Galsworthy's "'The Silver have recetved lhrouah they ara.
Spoon." f Who belonp to a maU order book club!
The club has since survived wars, social "I believe l joined th dub ln 1926," Ruaeell
change rival book clubs, the spread of dlacount Beeeon of BHkell"y aaya In• promotion marklna the book.st~res and the rise of television. Combined club'• 65th anniVL'f'l&l'Y. "l wu a forest.er ancf .el-
with affiliate clubs offering paperbacks, records, art dom in a town bll t-nough to hav a boolutore, just
prints and specialized titles, nearly two million ac>lna from onl' wooda job to another."
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Cout, where book.atora and clitcow)l bo"*-are verman •'Ji ·
ramrScJ-:t· Silverman, a WtY man with an elfish 'Ibe edltorial pb.Uoeophy hu chanpd, too. twt ln hie eye, ii unperturbed: they '"fJle book "We've become muc& more modem and muc.h oonlCioulnell. he uys. mote open," eay1 the &enlal executJve, an author
blmaelf. "We are much leaa_protectlve .21 ~
memben. we don't have-io worry about thetr.mo-
rala. They can hand.le it.''
Surveya ahow that the 1verq:e Boolt-of-the-
M on t b Club member la a well-educated,
40-year-old, middle-of-the-road Democrat with an
income approachlna $30,000, allghUy more likely to
be a woman than a man.
"They know more about booka than ttiey did
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OV!R MOTIL!, PAINT ANO
WALLPAPER IUP£RMARTS
COAST TO COAST
SANTA ANA
2801 So.
Bristol St. ~ ..... St.)
WESTMINSTER
15191 Beach
Bot*vard
SANTA ANA
322 w. 17th
Street
COSTA MESA
2221 Harbor
Boulevard ON-> 557-1324 898-3388 547-7781 645-1126
Dally 9-8 -Saturday 1°':8 -Sunday 10 to 5 P.M. BUY NOW,
,.AY LATER
Carrier
receives
honorary
bicycle ,
Daily Piiot carrl~r Tammy
Jackson acc~pu blc~ from Viola
Carr, pttSldMt of tM ~
Harbor Emblt!m CUJ 1394.
TM dJb ptt~t«J tM blk~ on
~hlllf of GIM HattMr. 1150
Whitt~. Cosu ~u.
Our tMnks to tM Eff'f/*m Club
Mtd MfJ. CM'r for this gMIHOUS
contrlburlon.
. .
Daily Pilat
Families are doubling Up , \
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Until two months ago daya beeauae of job lo11ea and divorcee. Both wo-
1 wu a well-paid office rnaJlAlPr for an automobile mea ucl men a re moving In wltb Mom and Pop·
company. l am a femal~ 28. My slater, two years. ''temporartly:•
older, worked for a public relations firm. Sia recel-Sometimes It worka like a cbarm, otber time•
v~ her pink 1Up laat Friday. We at\are a comfor -U'• a dJaaate r -dependln& on tbe temperament,
table apartment in Manhaitan, but we can't atay OedbUJty, manrUy and tbreabold of tolerance of
here much longer. The job market la very aoft all partie1 lavolvtd. A word of caattoe, bow~ver.
and living expenR9 are out of afah t. G1ldellee1 alaoakl be drawn ap and dl1cu11ed In
Our mother (divorced lU years ago) retired in detaU before anybody calla tbe van.
1979 and moved in with her mother, who is 70 and Ray Fowler, executive dlrect9r of tbe Amer-
widowed. Grandma's home has five glorious be-
. drooms, a three-car garage and is filled with lovely
childhood memories. (It's near New Brunswick,
N.J .)
My s1Ster and I decided it would make a lot of
sense Cor us to move in with Mom and Grammy
until we find suitable employment. The four of us
talked about it over dinner Sunday, and they were
both very enthusiastic.
How does this set-up sound to you, Ann? From
an economic standpoint it would be a godsend to my
sister and me. What do. you say?
-TOE IN THE WATER IN N.Y.
Dear Toe: Many famllles are doabUng ap tbese
lcu A11oclatloa for MarrlaJe and Family Tbera-
plata, came 1p wltla tbe followlaJ aauestlona. I
bdleve &My cu aerve aa a good baae for anyone
conalderlng W a plan.
( 1) Clarify house rules. Include everything -
room and board, eating acbedulea, clean-ap res-
ponalbllltlea, apace arrangements. Review rules
from time to time to accommodate changing cir-
camstaocea and keep tbe lines of communication
open.
(%) Recoplr.e tbat confllcta are aure to occur .
Settle &Item qaJckly and wltla good bumor.
(3) Set a target date for departqre. Even if it
cbangea, It gives everyone parameters and an op-
portunity to bring up tbe subject. <•> Reallr.e tlaat cblldren wbo come bome du-
ring times of atress need sympathy and comfort,
but IJOt lndaJgen~e. ~
(~) Act ln accord aa parents on homecoming
rule• and arrangements. Expect chJldren to abide
by parental values.
(6) Reapect one another's privacy. Botb ·gen-
erations abould have their own lives.
HB retired people Ineet Tues da y
HUNTINGTON BEACH CHAPTER of Amer-ican Association of Retired Persons meets Tuesday
at 12.30 p.m. in Murdy Recreation Center of
Huntington Beach. For more information call
963 -9 106. .
FRI ENDS OF SOUTH COAST Repertory,
DOCENT GUILD of Bowers Museum meets
Monday at 9:30 a.m. m the lrvme Gallery of Bowers
Museum. For more mformauon call 538-9434.
CONGREGATION B'NAI 'Tzedek Sisterhood
Annual Auction is set for 7:30 pm Saturday in the
Greenbrook Clubhouse in Fountain Valley. For
ClAISlfllD
Taurus: Y oUr wish comes true
Monday, April lt
IJy SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Individual In
pos!tlon of authority is your "secret ally." You'll be
asked to participate In special meeting, conference
or convention.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Wish comes true,
you are free of burden, y~ have wider audience,
you complete important project and you gain added
recognition. Secret ls reveafed by Aries individual.
_Gf:MINI (May 21-June 20): Emphasis o n
communlty acuvity, prestige, promotion, new start
in new direction. Individual who "pulls strings''
decides to get rid of red tape -you benefit a. re-
sult.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Emphasis on di-
rection, distance, language, abWty to commurucate
m meaningful manner. Focus a lso on travel, ab-
stract prmciplea of law and long-range projects.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Maintain moderate
pace, avoid bellicose actions, keep resolutions con-
cerning medical-dental appointments. Popularity
increases.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Go slow. check
legal rlghta and permissions -realize that a review
or rebuilding process may be necessary. You'll have
rare opportunity to correct past errors.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Study Leo message
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
I
for valuable hint. Focus on peta, employment, de. j
pendenta and' re&oluUoru concerning health. Gail\
lndlcat.ed through written word,
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Peace offering
made by loved one -be agreeable, ateer clear of
any tendency to be truculent. Major dl>mestic ad·
justment occurs. home area is beautified and family t harmony iB restored.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21): Define HiiiiiCiiiiton, -P~ and-~ u ·
they e xist rather than through haze of wisbful
thmkmg. Emphasis on structure, design, security
and proper appraiaal relating to basic values.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Sense of ti·
ming surges to forefront; ideas click, you'll knw
what to do and when to do 1t. Focus on trips, visits,
calls and special reports. Older individual backs you.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emphasis on
values, greater demand for product, ability to loca~
needed material and ways of transfonning hobby
into profitable enterpnse.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You are contacted
by verbose individual -be inquiring, skeptical and
refuse to be target for ''con game."
ClUB CAlltlDIR more infonnation call 775-7317. ,._----~~---.!
NEWPORT BEACH CHRISTIAN Women's Ntwport •u.etc
Club meets Wednesday at 11.45 a.m. in the Air-Qlonstruatorg
LIDO DRUGS
Costa Mesa Guild, meets Saturday at 7 p.m. For
more infonnation call 545-5885.
porter Lnn. For more mfonnat1on caU 544-2921. E.cc""-"'• ,,, Wv.< ~(JhOn·
ART DESIGNERS a nd Designers Club of
Orange County meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in the
Registry Hotel in lrvine. For more information call
752-1249.
BACHE LORS AND BACHELORETTES of
Fountain Valley meets Tuesday al 7:30 p.m. for
dance class. For more inf6rmal1on call 963-8616.
SECRET ARIES DAY BREAKFAST is set for
7:30 a.m. Wednesday In the South Coast Plaza Ho-
tel. For more information call 752-2891 ·
flinno
..... Milllic • '""" .... c-.... .,a....
volce-v1ol1n-llul~u1~ar
.....,., .... l.M.
*9cter
Call tor Brochure DOLPHINS, Women's Division of the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, meets at 11:30
a.m. Tuesday in the Balboa Bay Club. For more
information call 644-8211.
NEWPORT HARBOR Lawn Bowling Club
meets daily except Sundays for play. For more in-,._•_•i_•_ ........ ______ of
formation call 759-9966. 1•
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"Want to read about the world? Your own
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"Well, you don't need a shelf full of boo)<s to
find all those good ~hings.
"They're all right here in these pages, fresh
every day in your local newspaper.
"I'm Ed Asner-and I think there's something
'or everyone in the newspaper. It's even got
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DEAN AND FRIENDS -Dean Martin
(right) and guest.a Jerry Reed and Barbi
Benton relax during production break of
"Dean Martin at the Wild Animal Park."
to air at 9 tonight on'K.NBC (4).
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Dot• Dey. 8oO Cunlmingl.
A young woman with
llOl)el of becoming • '"" find• romence whlle
ltranded In Flor1cla.
• WNT1NQ f'OR A
MAION
.. Tl'le P8'* Of CIMtlflca·
tlon"
®MOVll * * "NObody'e Per1ekf'
(1181) a.be K4iplan, Alell l<•rr-... Thl'M unllk•ly
heroee Mt out 10 bltt• tl'le
red tape end ~
of city hall. 'PO.
(J)MOVll *** "~MeOrt..ve Me'' (1H6) Oor1t Dey,
J-~. A inob9l«
manlel the tlnger l'le
lftld• l1mo111. 1>1.11
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-·· oontrol llllr. .MOVI( * * 'A ••A Hlgl'lflngolole Seng
In ~ '4Ylre'' I 1171)
Atc::flard Jorden. O.vlcl
NMrl Tiie nlglll ~
at • Mflttl a..111 .. tamc>t·
lid 10' reltKn to • Ille of
cirtmo. 2:80. 9 U.8.A. VI. THf
WOM.OINOl.~
lflOflrrl
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naltonel I*"" Of W•t Qer.
meny (from 081-'Cle,
Fla.)
• MOVll * ft "8hertoc:k HO!rnee In
WMNng1on" ( 1143) Baell
RlthDone, Nigel Bruce.
Hoknet r~ mlMlng
lftlc:(ofllm end • Seerel
s.Mce aoen1. 1::::-l'OftA
MMON
"The W«d" (P.-1 t)
(C)titOVll * * ~ ··Ode To 8lly Joe"
111781 Robby hn•on,
OlyrWI O'Connor a.aO
on lhe tong by lot>ble
Oen1ty A I~ ...,,_ eoer·• .,... ..,,.,._
COfl'IC)lcel• '* lr1lt we r~'PO' a.oo• T1JNI •• p1IClflc; loutrMwt Open·•
I ourooo.. LR
VAJll/EfY CW9
m..iTHON COONT"Dt I /lllBlllCNf tKYUNI
°' IAl'T'H AND Jli&AH
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ll'llMU.
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LIOHAN>'I OOl.OIN
GUJYl.I
"Htgfllighlt" (Pitt 2)
1:10 I AGNCULTUM u~ 0 WIDEWOM.DCW
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United 8tat. AmJ:t-
lc11dn9 Champlonelllp1
(from~. N.C.).
• ,.._,.,T:L.Oe
AHM' D WllK IN
MYllW
• °' IAATH NfO MAH
''The IOVlet IAllon. Alddle
Wreoped In A~·
Cl) llWAHT
f'MSTOH °' ntl Y\MON ®T~lr1"fW
AoMr1 Kllln, E.lll!lo .... en. 8toellafd ChaMlno
_, OINfl Menoff .... Ill
11119-*ol~
•bout temlly Ille, Mt
eround dinner tlblff
TllC!lld If IM 8footl¥!
c.nter for Par1ormlno
Ar11, Btooldyn Collage.
(%)MOYll
•• ··Home Movie•"
( tNO) Ketth OOfdon. l<lttl
Oouglle. A young Nm ""°
dent 11111111 from • '*'Ottino ......, end 811
et1fectlon to hll btotflet'I
...,_,'PO'
4l00. IUNDAY t...oc:.tton: Ive from ~
oamput 11 Mount &t. ......... u.~
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erd t.clwe. The,.,.,,.. Of •-•wc11.,.._.111
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... Meaoft. A lllor .... Ill ............. ,,...
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TUBE TOPPERS
KHJ (9) 6:00 -"T)le New Male Sex
Symbol." Interview• with Tom Selleck,
Joe Namath and Dudley Moore.
KABC (7) 7:00 -"lnllde America." A
~up Jook~t.lhe non~ Interests
of country music 1tan.
KNBC (4) 9:00 -"Dean Martin at the
Wild Animal Park." Dom DeLulse, Barbl
Benton gueat on mualcal special. See
photo. left.
KNBC (4) 10:00 -"Loretta Lynn -The
Lady ... The Le1end." Cryat.al Gayle,
Silly Spacek help Loretta Lynn celebrate
her 20th year ln show bwilness.
• • ... "The LM'd llwll
Time Forgot" (1916) Doug
Moelunt, "*" p---
gon. ~· trom 1111
Ailed tllbfNtlne end ttlelr
Oertnari -'°" lerld on .,, ....,., r\ied by .,...,..
torte elVmele
(l)MOVll
* •It "The Nude Bomb"
(1N0) Don Adema.·~
1(1"'81. ~· aoen1 Mu-,.,.. Srnett leoee hit moe1
cseng..oue ad'lerMry 1n 111
wclwtlaln MIO pl-lo
lellndl lnlMllet Ulel wtll
dlltooa the entire ~
~IOn."PO'
• w.Mftel DltllNNI
Henly Fonda ltlf1 M the
controwwt681 lftlyer wno
fecelit tOtN of 1119 rnor•
~ca.. In,,...
-lllOW pteeented ., tt wM Pet1«med on
Broadwey.
':11 a1J TAU. IH THI 9AOOll
4:aG. WAIHIHOTOflfWUJC
IHMW!W(llt)
1:~ * * "Collon Ci ndy"
( 1178) Olfnt H0•"8r d,
0-... Manin SfNtl'I A
group Of l\lgtl 8ChOOI mte-
• fttt lorm • roc:k 11411'4:1 to
c;ompete wttll the 11Choo1°1
ettab4Wl«S band
4M cm HOftH MCtNO
.. San Juen C•C>11tr1no
Hancllcap'
~I LAIT ~THE Wl\.D STA.ATM><
• GMATllT ll'Ofl'TI
LtOeHDI
• WAIHNlTOH WUK
IHMV!eW(i.)
-~lJNfWNE ~ ... ,., .....
~=M<DOX * * * ••()l'I Godl" ( 1177)
~ge 8urn1. John o.n-
ver. Qod 11lect1 en
~Ing young IOI>«·
marft8' men~ 10 deliver
• ,,,.... of hope end
good Wiii 10 "" lkeptlcal
people of Ille modern-day
wor1d. 'PO' -1e..
"SucceM In T lie S IOCll:
MMe!"
~:;:;.n.AT
* * * ··TN Ordeel Of Pit·
ly ......... (1179) Dlnnl4: w-. uu E.llbecMr
The kldnaC>cMnCI and -Ch
forl'IW .. Petty.._,.lt
r~eeteid from the view·
polrrt Of the F81 agent In
c::flMge of lhe Sen Fr~
oobur-(11JMOYlll * * ''The Piiot" (1NO)
CHtf Rol>«lton, Dian•
Wer A pl6ot lumt to
ClrtnlllnO lo eecepe Ille
~of .. ,,,..,.
rtege end the lrwtretlon of
hll CMner. 'PO'
(J) WIOCY WON..D °'
JONATHAN wtHTIM au.: Leelle Uggeme.
.MOVll '* • 'h "The Cet And Tiie Cen.,Y' 11911) Honor ._INlll, Mldlell Otlen.
Heir• betUt IOf. btunt •t
the epoolcy -..ti of • ..,...,,,.. ... fll'O.
-EVMG-
1:00 I ()) ea -.ura 8,ATHM~
t.f\lrphy retllOttritly acoeplt
cwtOdy ol • l'lat•lllled
l>lac;k '-'"aeer (A) Q
l lNllOeAMINCA
YOU All<EO f'OR IT 'M'ur" "The Humwi Ju.e•· end ··Tt1M1re ,.,,,,._
ion ..
.THIM~
G-RaQUel Welefl
•TVT~I
IOV"'f
• tt<NA
.. NOlll 0 1 A 810logy
Wetctw A Fiim Wllh "-•
It Thomae" Blologllt end
ewero-wtnntng ~IN>t Dr
Lewi• Tl'lom11 reveal•
eome of tl'le m)'9terlout
wondert of Ifft (R)Q
9 OIOMI ll'UM"OH
QIJAftT'Pl y MPORT
• JOB. GMY IN
OOHCIJllT Tl'le ...... 1111 ..,.,,,. Of lhe
Tony Awtrd-wlnnt"g
Wit.,..,,., Iii IMluted In
Ihle one-man llflOW wftlCl'I
lncl11d•• • H lu1e 10
Gecwge M C0Nin
{?)MOVIE * * * "Oh Ooell 800ll II"
( 11801 Georg• Burne,
8uianne Pleehel•• God retu•n• 10 Earll\ and
~ ..... )'OUnCI deugh·
,., of en adver11eing exac-
11uw 10 eprMd l'llt -
f to Irle WOt'ld 'PO'
7:JO IOU.atYE
THeMUPPETS
Gu.t Ellle~
• THE AWAKEHIHO· A
NAMATIVI IN llROHZ!
The wont ol Ille Johneon
Atelier TechnlCal lnelll\M
of 8cu4ptwe In Prtnceton.
Hew W1irJ end Ila loundet
J '-•d JoMeon J< . WI
docurnenled
CIJ)MOVIE • *''°' "The Mlrtor
CrKI< '<I ( 1180) EJlulle1h
Tey!Ot. Kim Novalt 8Ued
on • •torv 11y Ag•tl'la
CIW'll11e A •••enoe muroar
ln11olvlng r1vlll Holtywood
et.art .... ~ In .,.
EnQlllti village 'PG
1:00 8 Cl) ARCHIE
IUHl<UI Pt..ACf
Stepl'l•nle • long.1011 '•''* .,_ up 1.1neq>eC1
edly on the -Of her bee
rnltzYeh. (Pen 1)(RI De CHIN
A !«"* Cttf' oftleer ..no -.,,...._:ed lot liking briOel reoelftl 1'1111 Mii•
•'-.,.. llteeklnO uP •
wge tNtt rtno
• EHTC1'TAIHMEHT
TH•W'llk
ln:ervlewt wlll'I Hugi\
Heiner. AJ Jan -. Cl'll.lt>-
11)' Chedl•, Ed McMahon
end Teny1 Tud<er
•@ .MOVll
• • • .. Y1nu· ( 1171)
AlcherO Oere, William
Dev-A young toldier
llndt • love l'le CIMOI
keep end • memory ,...
CIWlnOI ION during WorlO
Wwll.Q ·~MnH JMot90MI
01.1ett1 Mickey Giiiet.
Joflnny L ... Conwey Twlt-
ly, T errr Olb08, o..tld l'rtz.
Mii end ~ W•t. SY'·
..ta, 8'-Wertner, John
Conlee.
•
IOUDQOl..D
NOYA
"Co•mlo "r•·• Th•
utr90fdlnliry dleoOvertll
made by •-ray Mtronomy
ot neutron..,,~
g1l111IH , 1111uar1 •nd
bl.-"°"* ., • ....,,.,_, ;~
THIATN
"Low In A COid Climete
~ Meny~" Unda
""*'"-T ""If lttOlllllg Md
glvee blntl to • clalJOtlter,
'Giit ehoell• ~ wltl'I
her .,..,... 10 "*"Y Boy
~(Pll'14)Q ®21 YtAM ~ .lfMY
LO-A cn.aAATION
Johlll'y Cell!, l(t.. l(fle-
totfer ton. Chetllt Rlcfl end
Mk*~ ONiey join "The
Kiiier" In • pll'10Nllllll0e
tlj)ed et 1111 ~ H ..
of Iha ~omllnO Ml
Otnter In Neltl¥lle. (J)MCMI ** • "lter11nf1 Over"
(197') lut1 ~ Jll
~-· "''* montN of TV dinner• end l>lln4
..... • dMlnled ~
111'9 ..,..., "**' ht'• fol#ld .,,,_ IOW wfl8ll I
IClftOOlllllOMI *"*' hit •·..o· .MOY91
**\t "INIMIUr'' (1M0)
~ l'tdfofd, y..,._
KGM.
--uONl~YATA
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ot uMertal11t~ oboll1
....., •,... eo ""*"' '° eorw•'• dtci.lon to .....,,.,,,,
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0.-.A-. .. ..... ................. ...... ......
~MMTINAT
THI WILD AHlotAl. 'Ml< Dom~.~~
ton 11141 Wf"/ "-Id 8fl o.i·· .-.111 .... ,,.,... Coll _., lront IN boon.
dOO, CMI. 91*"81 l*IC
• IWACT'tl
'"~.How To AVOICI
And 0--oome tt" Medal
ptOflUIO'lM -Wetl
lrOOllt, " H end '* ,_,..
INftd Or ~ •ooU.
lly '° .,.. tM ~
m)'1h• eurroundlflf Ille
~ of lmpotenoe, •
pt<*eltl !Nil en.cte fN"Y
ArneriCttle I MCHO
Ht.IHAW
OUN\I Audr.y Uilldttt,
Eat1 Thomae eon.v. WllMa,
Caftan&~,
\ ... ~
THC/I.TN •J
"Love In A COIO Climate:
The M•ry ~" Linde
lfterrlee Tony Kroetlg Md
gNtt blr1h 10 • dtugh ....
POii)' ehock• everyone wttl'I
her pllnl to mwry Boy
Oougdllle. (Part 4) Q
-~ PUYHOUll
' WOtkinQ" Peop6e of Y81•
led oooupat~ dlecu ..
thW wonting ...,.. In en
lld~lon ol the 1977
•l.llQI """6cal blMd on
Stum TerUl't tieet...-.ing
t>ooll Q ®~ * * * ''The LM1 MatrleO
Coupte In Amerlea' ( tllOI
George Segel. H•l•ll•
WOOd A happlly marrleO
~ tleglrl ID wonder "°"" I\~ ,,,.,,.., the'(
rMl!y ... •hat eeelrlQ .. of
their l1\en<S1' matr1ao-
ln0 UC> In 11\e dlvOtce
court 'Ft
(Z)MOVll *. ·n111 Oatne FOt Vul·
tur11.. (1978) Rlcl'ltrd
Harrie. Fllollerd Roundtr•
A ruthleM mercener; Wl'IO -w-AmerlGan 111111·
copter• Into Afrlce during
• terr0t•t Wit .. pl11ed again•• a fierce ltaedom
t:IO n ·~ JflffMON8
!::.VAN~
* * * '"' 'Eyewl:neu"
(19811 SIQOl.l'nty w .. ..,
Wllllam Hu'1 A lelevlliOn
r9')0r1« llecomel lnve>l\led
wtin • jMltor Wl'IO mey
11.now rnor• ~ • mur-Oer ll'lal ,... ...,,_.., 11\an
hell Nylng ·R
to:OO 8 (I) TAAPPEA JOHN.
M.O.
Wedding belle 11er1 b•••
ktng up th• geng 11 Stn
Fren<:ltGO Memotlll Hoept-
t.i
0 8 LOAETTA L YNH·
THE UOY ... THE L.EOf.HO
C~1a1 Oeyi., Slqy Spe-
cell. Howero ~.
the 01111 Rldgl Boyt. Con·
,. ay T winy Md Ern.t
Tubb hel9 Loratt• Lynn
<*ee>rlla '* 20fh .,..., In
et\OW bu"-(RI
••• N!WI D MAVERICf<
88'1 warn• 11111 wrong peo-
Ple 11\al 1'111 l'lo.:t• ...
mwdef•,. ""°end• UC> u
the ne.c:1 l>OMll:lle \llcllm
• ~AOUOF
TE8TIMOHY
Ully Jacotft 1980 reltKn to
AtddlwlU wllete the WU
lm9rleoned .. ln1-
wtth docM'nenlery lootege
from Wor\d W• II end
repflnll from her ptiolo
ti bum
(C)MOVIE * * Oult8Q*()Ull ( 1177)
Crelg ~uuell Hollie
McLaren A QOOO-fttlllred
l'llltO<...., whO moon-
llghte M en ~IOt
of l•m•I• '"•l•brltl••
INlrlMI en lllMW1,_" ano •
plelonlC rt&atlonehlp wtll'I a
IC)l\qopflrentc: ypung --en 'R0
())MOVIE * * 1h "Srnolc~ And The
landll 11" ''"°' 8ut1 ~nold•. Jackie OltUOn
81wttf Buford T M!lce
Galle In 1'119 two lllwman
brotherl to ttop r retired
lloollegger, the BMdtt.
lrom u~ a ti.by
elephant "PO'
10:t0 I .llMV rAlW'll.L JIMMY IWAOGAllfr
LON>
MOUNTMTT!N: A MAH
f'OR THI CINT\MY
"El.lrope 0-To Ww"
Mountt>enen 11M1 lfom
~ Cec>taln of
Ille SUI Deal~ Floe• 10
AOvllOr Of Comblnff
Operation• when war
br..U out .,.._, Oer·
meny end ,_,.... (P.-1 3> ;'i.ov. * * ,_. "A Hlgl'lllngale Seng In Bertleiey Squa. .... t 11711
Rlcl\Md JOfdln. 01vtd
Niven The night wetcMllln
ti t lltttilh _..,.. .. ftft\Cll·
lid to "'t"'" 10 • lltt or
ortme
11?00eee<1><11a
NIWI
I ,AOUiE, liHi
OOMI lOYI THI
OHft..OIWf
Hoell Ar1 Unlt.let1ef end
C..OI ......,.,. fOoul on
... llOpee, ...,,.. end
~of .. WOtld'• cM-
chn. -~~llWI Roger [beft end Gene
81111111 rellW MA Ut1le
.... ......... ........, 2" lrld
"Some IOnd Of ..-0 ... (lit) ®MCMI
·~ "lnloMy .... The
IMC" ltN 1) '*""" McM-Cllot. Jlnet .Mien A NII'
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.... toMI °" .... 1ral ~ ............... ..
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ltfong to
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.ntAT'ITV
lwlrl Anton. Aober1 eon.
rllll, ....... -.,. lltltdel· eon, Mlldl111fe ,,_.,
~ ..,.,d *'° 8'\IOt
Jenner p.-Ofly • ¥lttely of
~ ...... CD>MOYll •••• "Nlitwortl" ( 1t7t)
f'•Y• 011n1w1y, Peter ,lndi. Alt llQlr'O ~ ,_.,.,..,,, ~ , ...
ere 1leedlly ~. 11
turn-4 Into • r•.ntlflf
PfOl)l..c of the ..,...,,.. by • c:t"1\' lefNINt .,..._
ming e>teOUtlve. 'A'
t 1:.40 CC) MOYll * * * "O...tlew 1""9"
( 111'1) p ... 'Cindi. .,..,,
8einl JlftlM, W'*1 a
c;ountry.w11tern •lr>ger
...... 1'1111 tong, 811 --trl•• dHperetely to
retrieve hit rec:ordtn9
ngl'lt• ....... belftlllO .,..
pOllce 'PO' 11:4t•nt1~
ALU
• ntATITV
~ Mtot:, Rober1 eon.
red, ......._ 11'9 Al'*'·
eon, MedlenDll ""-*•
....,.. ltnford Md 9Noe
.....,,_ perOfly • vlMty Of
~programe
• MOVIE * * * * . The OIHI Menaoerle'' ( 1860) Jeni
Wym11t1, Kirk OouQIH.
8ued on Ille play by T-
-WMllemt A 11-
ptented Sol.lthern lady -•
vlvee on her memortet of I
mot'• gentle peat.
(J)MOW! ** * ··wny Shoot Tiie
Teecher7" (t .. 0 ) 81.1d
~. 8amMtha £oger In -c.m Canada dutlng the
'30•, 1n Eutern-br~
IMllflllf and I negllc1ad
'-"-~•dOee
retltlonel'llp OU1 of !"'*
tnlltllll ~. 'P0°
-Ml>HIOHT-
t2:00 • ~ * .... Randy RldM Alone"
(I~~) JOIV1 Weyne. Altl«·
la Veugtln
tl:IO 8 THE IHOW MUe1' 00
ON a.-. young ~
perform tl'lelr routlnM
before • 1111dio audler'°9 ®M<Ml * * .. Hol>c>Oy'I ~u
(1981) Galle KaPM. A.In
KltrH Tl'lr.. 1.1nllkely
l'lerOM Ml out to l>ettle the
red taoe end t>w-acy
OI Cll)'h .. 0PO'
• HAMM!A HOUM ~
HOfW)A
"Tl'le Thlrteentll Reunion·'
Rull\ Calrne la l>rougllt
1-IO·I-wltl'I -
detenged Ind~ ....
:nv•tJgallng .. ,.,. hep-
peNngt If • lunertl
(l)MOVll * • '" .. Tl'le Shining"
( 1180) J ldl NIC:noleon.
Shelley DuVlll Derected by
St.,..., IWt>tlClk A lotm«
~ .. ed ...
winter caretaker f« a
rernciw. end eoperentty
~.Colorado"°'*· ..
enowbound !her• wnfl hll
..... end dell wo,.nt ~
eon 'A'
12-M 8 HA.-°' THI~
OM Farrel lttla to....,•
Mtltlcan-~ l>O ..
Wl'IO ..... ~ entMo
gl«I In ... ol ... *"°
c;orrvpUon. D THI IHOW MUe1' 00
OH
s.... "°""" comedlant perform their routlnet
Nf«• • tludlo eudlenoe.
1:00 Cl) LOUlt fU(IYMR
1:20 CC) MOYll * • • "The i..t Of The MOOit Hot lftott'' ( 1Nt)
JtmH Coburn, L;nn
AeclQr-The ~
member of 1111 Old LOl.llW-
-flll'lll!Y ......... _,
prtu on 1 TV 081M lhOw
11111 Ill «der to oolled he
mu9I "*"Y .... 004trw'9t
on the nut de(• ptOQnim •
·R'
'*I~
•ttl+ '"The PUt1* TUI"
(197") Fred ,.,....,., Qw.
IOtte Aernplng. A .....
.,..,, c;ountry ~ ~
lnOf)' tall• on • ,_ end
rtdl clen.... wNc:tt llDOI hll Old whl9luly ,.,,....
~--·w .MOYll * * .. TN FINI ~ ..
(1H1)1em ..... ~
8fazzl. In the tfllrd pll'1 of
··TM Omen" lflOgy, ~
Demien. "'* *"'~ Of tht ~. 11.-. en
lldu!t Ind. tNlted ~
to the.,,........,, o4N U.8.
·R' ,*./I.TONI
011 .. 1: ectre.. Yvette
MlmleuJl.
l:OO (JI) MCWll
•• .,. .. ..._.,,..,._To
Me" (1MOl ...... M
AndlraOll, Olerll't Ford. Al
nMder beOlllt ....... ...... ,,., ........
.,..,.. • ,,,., adlOCll IM-
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The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 64 2-5678
Orange Coast r6'identa bought 42% o/
all new cars 1old ln the countJI l<ut year
even through they comprise only 30% of
the county'& population. ·
5-dPoMt.ld
Wfbtfr...t..._ °'9t HOUSES l·S Maan1f1cent custom 4
tUY 01 Bdrm. 4"" ba home In game preserve on la.Ile WSI OPTIOM! Pend Oreille. Idaho. 1
•wllfll. c..,athfy acre with 210 ft or fron·
,...dettd llo•. ) tage, and a 100 ft pri v -------•I ... 3 la & f-'ly dock. Spectacular View. r•••· • ••••• ... c~ ~~nqa111c.11lty:. S3o25'o000n . -!a~ o.w.o .. !..
.._.. fw S. U 4 t , I 0 0. I 4 3 6 McCanlies. Resort Real· J11Jt4ilff:J:. lrofii lhe ....................... Sertn1d1Ttn'9Ct ly.202SouthlatSt.Sand beach, this Is a 3 ~ 1002 • Point , Idaho 83864. bedroom home sporting •• .. •••••••••••'••••••• .,...Mew eo.dot D-263·680'2 ____ a relaxlni patio area
and handy barbeque ! OCEAN VIEW T .... atytt cottdos, NO DOWN? Great almosphere ror
?i ~.ET So. of..._ ill Cof'OIMI Low down? l0% nnanc· summer entertaining. ··-r in g? Trades? We ,._ fi 1 A I ar owner ., Mar. Coffltdrol 8 u y E Rs '-""Y arep ace. ssume
II J Ill & I I d represenl exlstin& financing and ml.Ill ae now! ust re-ct •9s I •• anywhere in Calif. seller will assist al
duced $50 ,000 . ....._ Fr.t -'f 3 Specialist in distress below markel rale .
Panoramic ocean and .._ llOW $325,000. sales. Murphy-L oeb Sll2.SOO eau979.2390 = 1~1~:~11~1er:Om~ ltor H it Z ldr• .6?~9'197 Ask.i~ $350.000. Call $275,000. 41 1·41 l'/2 -------1 MtM Woods "°"' 3-llS50 Milo HAU OF FAME Wlt~i'i'~~=lng. THE REAL
ESTATERS
COLI OF NftllORT tfQME this 4 bedroom, 212 bath MAI.TORS 4 Bdrm with many re· is even more attractive!
HU L c-a Nwr. cent upgradings. As · Well.located near South 1 ..i sumable loan and seller c.-..., will usist with addl· Coast Plaza . w ilh l Bn'aTAIMEIS 0 7'.5·5511 tional financing. 5145.ooo landscaping that gives ' DREAM ! When you need expert Call now 979-53'10 P rl v.a c Y a r 0 u n d t he I Solar nealed pool and service or repairs. turn bricked·ln pool formal I~ laodscapin& adds to lo the Service Directory dining, ramily room and
the family living. 4 : in Classified to solve firepla« in this 2 s tory I Bdrm. 2 balh. seperate roblem. floor plan. $199,000.
family room, brick 919-2390 •
fireplace. Near beach. "".,.., c..~ ~ j),' _ f) -c. filii.C.• -
Great financing. Priced m1u1 ~ !'QIU tv~ <!t P<r v ...
$154,900. Call now. Nlw4ro.,C1A,1.-...----
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$10,000DOWN I 1 11 I I I I
MOYES YOU IN
4Bd2·sty.dbTgar,C. I UPCOME I
Mesa, nu paint, crpt. On· 1• I I' ·I I ~ $110,000. Vacant. . . . . . . r
.... Cappel, •il I· ti. t ls 1 · 1 -
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VACANT 1 r r 1 1 .a~y a 0~:.~=~~p~: · LOT ways said kids and t'*·
Eaatalde O:>sta Mesa R-1 I a R u c E H I momet.,. Md I lot In~
&al eoxw dta.r and re-I' I I I' I mon. TMy're graduated, ady to build. Only _ . _ _ _ ~ degren end all they 179,860. Call for more de· do Is - -.
IKOmt Is
Tllito.tco. Super reotafuniu in th15
recentlr r e modeled
duslex. A 2 and 3 be room. The seller
may consider a n ex
change for the right pro·
perty In lrvlnt or Costa
Mesa -look Ing for a
large 2·3 bedroom con.
do. 'nlere's an assuma-ble loan at 12,.i interest
loo! $185.000. P~one
919-2390
t7t-l3'0 . 37<r1 S. BlUStOL
SANTAANA
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OCEAN VIEW $299,000
4 Br. 21h Ba. View home overlooking Pa-
vilion. Catalina and nite lites. We have an
independent appraisal for $320,000. Vacant,
move immediately. Try $20,000 down until
you IN!ll_lour_ home.
1211 mRm WAY UTI• 1-1
•U1Y111111111ra• ............... .., .....
Magn.l.fleent location o'looking 8th green of
golf course. Majestic Colonial C!Utom by
owner/builder. 5 bdnns, lge fonnal din nn,
fam rm, billiard nn. refrigerated wine rm,
& 6YJ ba. Marble, finest wood paneling, air
cond., + many t'UStom featu.res. $2.150.000
including land. May sell furnished.
• oantl llU.HI S111,lll
Beaut. 4 bdrm. Fam nn w/Cireplace, formal
din rm. 2 'h ba. Newly decorated In soft
pleasing colors. Beautiful new cptng &
drapes. New marble entry. Pool & spa.
1• ..... TIU MU Ul/111 1·1
Ill UIYll "Yll UIUU"
Golf course view! Beaut. landscaped.
Park-like setting. Lovely pool. spa & gaze-
bo. Gated courtyard with fountain. Marble
foyer w/glitterfns chandelier. 4 bdrms. den,
formal din nn, 4 'h ba, $950,000 including
land. Large comer site.
& WL OIL II Tll lllffl
A fantastic 3 Br "Linda" model on widest
greenbelt. Like new. Vacant. $270,000.
New carpets & drps. See anytime 644-4910.
2111 nun UTI • 1-1 ,
UllllYIEW --HU
Quiet, park-llke setting. Rm for paddle
tennis and pool. Great for orchard. Cul de
sac st. 3 bd.nns. Cam rm. $379,500 fee .
WUUY L T&YUI II., IDlTllS
2111 ............ lta4
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Wlhrfl"Ollf
SAND ~,~s tints'
SS600DOWN
IUYS .
tails. *'23~· . I H U D R I I l'MiB ~111 r r·:!~;~::!
recreallonal Dev. I and 2 bdrm units. Each w1lh ! View. deck. and a l.itlt. ls llQ!! I private boat slip. Spa
WOODIRIDGE I Beautifu1~~9ed 3 Br condo end uml w/xtra lg
patio. "A Doll house".
Call Pe1 Dameron . MOvEro ~ r r r r r r r r 1 r 1
NEWPORT ·=-I I I I -I I I I I I
ClassTtled Ads a1'e reallr, !Mlding has jac pool and
small "people to ~ople · sauna Prices start at
sales calls with big ri!· $37.950 with 12~ financ·
adership and big re· ing. Contact Resort
s ulls! To cf.lace your Realty 202 So 1st. Sand
clusified' a . call today Poinl Idaho 83864 .
642·5678. ""'"B=---263.QIO'l~--=-----
: • ~ r '
3 8dr 2 Ba. den, wet bar ...
& sparkling pool! Owner ~S Anw.rs bl Clauific.ala. SI 00 will assist w /financing
at modest rate and ced at $198.500. Call a .
*'AYFIO..Mt•
IOATSUP
Privat~~~ lite &
cheery comfortable
home. 3 large bedrooms
•den. 2 baths. fireplate,
and much more! Will
trade down! INCLUDts
THE LAND! Owner· A1ent 673-9187 or 81S.70llO. ~79,000!
Pl&.Msnif_.s
elYEAWAY
Goreeous turnl1hed
cu1tom house in ex-
cl1.11lve area of P aim
Sprla~s. Try $30,000
chm. f'Jll pl'lce f'75,000.
Joyce Waltze. agl .
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s~ arm Salft. -~ .......... 000
tOACRIS • 11011.U CITY
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Join the Daily Pilot In honoring
thete area ae<retariet. Their boNet
think chey're ·~ial ... and 10 do
we! Paula Kubavicb of George
Elkiaa Co .• ha1 been 1elected lo
win our 1ecretary o f lhe year
award. Paula will r~eive a special
gift from the Daily Pilot for being
an extra·1pecial 1ecretary. Con·
gratulatlona Paula ... and all the
1ecretarie1 picture,d here ... on a
job well done.
PAN MeWAIN
U you .. I 9*U11.NnC1 nd·i.d IOOll'I
by In Mr new red Corveta., y01.1'U
know It's PAM McWAJN, thpt..;
monM Execull:Ye A*ent at 8A1lU1T R&ALTY.
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The entire penonnel of the Georgl.'
Elkin• of!ke bu only auperlatlves to
dl'tt'ribe our own Paula Kuhlrich. No
one can oompare IO ht'r elhcient ~·
tl.ol\, her lmowledptible wortmwutup.
and her cheerlul moperal.ion. Add to all
this hf'r lm!ldltl~ penonallty, and we
~-you will underNnd why au ol
m want to glW apedal honor to Paula
110 . llKINS CiO.
Z a.mAll PWA. • 751-tlM
Prime LldQ Nord bayfront. 5 bdrm, 61h
bath. Lge LR., 2 boat sllps $1 ,500,000.
Remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath + large rec.
rm. beam celllngs, furnished, patios.
$420,000.
UHA Ill.I UYJlllT
Lagoon view from 6 bdrm. 5 bath, play-
room, dark rm,.den, Boat sllp. $1 ,350,0001
unmam
Spectacular bayfront view 2 br, 2 ba up; 2
br, 2 ba din. 2 boat sllps $1,900,000.
·· na mu ••• •• New French Normandy 4 bdrm, 4 bath,
guest house, pOol. Near lal(e. $795,000.
•11&11un
Coronado Island cust. bayfront lot. 85'
boat dock. Plans avail. $425,000 w/terma. -BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
JJ i ti •. 't ' • f1 /:.. ~ 1()
LIH T 11111HT&TE1&1111 llUll
Hand crafted truly a home of exoel-
lence. Slate roof-brick courtyard
entrance -wood floors-leaded
windows.walnut carved doors, greeA
house. Rms w/tree top balconies &
charm. Formal din. rm. 9 BR beach &
pier &. slip to accommodate 95 foot
yacht. $7 .000.000 Barbara Aune
642-8235 (J35)
HH IH HT&TE Elegance & craft-
smanship of another era -two acr&-
shc bedroom Spanish styled Hacien-
da. Private tennis court -60 ft. pool.
Master suite wlfplc, sauna, spa &
view. Separate maid's qtrs. 5 car
garage. $2,900.000 Lynne Valentine
644-6200 (J36)
mwa Uff.-T • .... ,.... You
own the land when you buy this
spacious Mediterranean style home
with docking for 75 to 85' vessel. 4
BR, 5 BA. & convertible library/den.
Liv. rm din rm, kitchen and breakfast
rm all overlooklng the bay. Good
assumable.. loan & owner w/flnance
balance w/reasonable down pay-
ment. $1, 700,000 Larry Dyer
642-8235 (J37)
...... .. . 4. + un Beautifully
decorated "Kensington" w/vlew of
city lites. Loft Ideal for study or den.
Lovely spa In entry. 3 ear gaFage,
formal dining & morel $649,000
Darlene Herman 75~-1414 (J38)
mn Tt OIUlllT .. , .. Lender
will finance a large portion of the
selllng price on thla-outs-tandlng
North Laguna property South of the
highway. Lg lot offers room for ex·
panslon • all thlt for only $635,000
Maxine.Propp 644-6200 (J39)
,...... IWUl Fabulous financing
-Excellent location near Balboa Pier.
4 BR up, 3 BR down • good Income
producer, no· maintenance. Onty 10
yrs old. Good condition. $325,000
. Julie Van Wleren 752· 1414 (J40)
IMl llTTil ....... Tml
There's nothing llke It In Corona del
M.,. 3 BR and huge lot on a Melu-
ded street. V1e1nt & ready for IOYe.
$228,000 Coby Ward. ~42·8235
(J41)
Pllll IUllTlll fllTUTll flUll•I
For this 2 BR, 2'A BA, fotmat dtnlng
area & patio. Onty 1'A yeara otd lo-
cated near Harbor High Schoof &
within ..utlng dtttance of ahOpptng.
!1~91C!!C! FM llfld. Donna Godlhlll ~(J42)
,_,, _____ Apta
for the executtw *'' femlty. &Mutt-fut private pool aide home on qutet
atrHt. Thi• 4 IA, 2~ BA home
ltMMI bltW thM I modll. Wall to
'fC4JI 3 prtvate ........ Al ... Pf'°'
~ can atford-Good flnlndnO toot '367,000 Pat Miit 11M34S (;MS}
41DllYIME
HOUSES
AS LOW
AS $125,000
Beautifully uparaded
homes, Ir& anuma ble
loana w/low dwn j>IY·
ment. Great location.
1 Call Peg Dameron. act
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$7900
Take ~~~oan a !
$10'7,000, 13% errective
[nte"at rate. 3 Bdrm 2
bath, double aarage.
541.2313
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
OLDCclM Spectacular yard .,.
deck, extra slulotJ.. ultra
orivat.e3 br. 2 ba. nARE LOCATION', Ownet/agt
will rm .•. 000.
QAVOCADO
OPEN SAT/SUN ••• a."mtfd1eG~1~.9'ge comer lot, immaculate
Ready to move In !
Owner/all fin. SH.5,950.
875-4225 645-1618
MUIYll
Presenting The Least Expensive Home
In Newport Beach's Prestigious Big
Canyon. Shows Like A -.,odel -Typi-
cally Pride Of Ownership. Huge Master
Suite Plus Separate Guest Quarters. ·=·
Owner/Agent Wiii Finance. Priced Un-
der Market Value At $425,000. John
Merrill's Listing. Open Sun 1-5. .... ....
lrS -... rrace 4 Bdrm Home Just Re-
d 0 .... nwners MUST &ell Yu" "' nwner Wiii
Carry Low 11 .. ~ l -'1-tlng
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$150.000 1st. Now,.,.,.. . D J50,
000. Submit All Offers. A \.N.. -Hill
Listing,
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Prime Bayfront View. Pier, Dock. Qual-
ity 5 BR In Desirable Gated Community .
Pvt Beach. Beautifully Upgraded. Even
If Purchased With Land. $2,076,000
Total Price la Leu Than Equal Loca-
tions With Equal Amenities. Priced At
$975,000 Leatehold. Marilyn Twltchell's
Listing. Open Son. 2-5.
aST"9lml
Custom Built 6300 Sq. Ft. Home. Mar-
1 n er s Point, San Ctemeute, WI
Gorgeous Ocean View & City Ughts.
Entertainers' Delight. Numerous Ame-
nities, Too Many To Mention. Must See
To Appreciate. $950,000. Owners Will
Accept An R-1 View lot For Trade, Or
Down Paymitnt. Marla Bercovltz'
Ltstlng. Open Sun t-5.
fllaltlMUlftEW
Plus City Lights • Excluslve Newport
Beach Spyglass -Beautlful Capet\orn
Model W /Four Bdrms + Famlly Rm •
Courtyard W/Pool & Spe -One Qf T-he-
Most Terrific View$ In All Of Spyglass!
$750,000. Bill Kroger's Listing.
lllTlllAUIUll
One BR Condo, Adult Living. ~pstalrs
Unit W/Deck. Close To Pool & Spa.
Walk To South Coast Plaza. Just Re-
duced To $69,000. Agent-Owner. Sha.-
ron Collins' Listing. .......
Big Canyon Mclain Condo. 3 BR. 2'1t
BA. Dining Room. El Dorado Model.
Community Pool & Tennis. Security
Gated. Great Financing. Priced At Only
$230,000. Marilyn Twltchefl's Listing. ......
TUii, Wll/IPNI, •SAU
Onty $15,000 Down. Large Aaumable
Loan With 30 Yr Fixed Rate. Owner Wiii
Carry L•ge·2nd T.O. At Low lntereet.
Lovely 3 BR End Unit w /Wref) Around
Patio On Lush Greenbelh Immediate
POIMlllon. Only $210,000. Sally Shlp-
Jey't Liiting. Open Sun 1-5.
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Orenge CoMt DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Aprtl 18, 1982
PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK:
Private Property Rights: yours to protect APRIL 18·24
Privet. Proptrt.y Week i1 the one week of the year ' In whJch pa.rt.lculat 1t.t.eotJon 11
focuNd on one of our nation'• beaic rl1hta-t.he right. of every indJvlduaJ to own and
malnt.ein a pJece of ~ land.
Your local Board of Realtor• It dedlcat.ed to protect.ina t.hJ1 right and encourape ell
clt.izent t.o join wtt.b u• in preeervina it. for fut.ure genel'at.lons.
HOMETOWN BOARD OF REA~ TORS
llVINI COVI I
The bmt llWU'ded <lOOlmun.lty In ?ffwpart QC r.....una. Private Sandy BMch. Oman View,
&,000 aq: ft. & Bdr, 6 bath home. Hup fire.
placlea. Y9ulted beam ceil.lnp. double lot and
1uperbly landtcaped rear yard whh dra·
mack waterfall. Sacrifice at ll.l>&0,000.
lnfH ·wl~JU ..........
pnperty ..... pa,...t .. carry • 1st
T.D. at 121.
Wm. E. Daud & Co. me. Rulton
Emnt 6eor11 (714) 67J.1600
HARBOR RIDGE
Jodelle Mdl • Thll home on.-IUXU~ and
comfort fOf' the affluent. 3 Bdrma. 2 ~ ba,
formal dining rm and a panOf'amlo vi.w of
all Newport end the blUe Pacific. F1nanclng
at leaa than 11% Int. Altclng S795,000.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Thie lmmac:ula1• 3 Bdrm 2 M home lo a
pWtc •• Mttlng i. onty for the tu-.at and moet dlacnminatlng. fmea6ne flnandng at'
9¥-% lnter-1. Altclng S16~.ooo.
HOLSTEIN REAL TY
0.., -9"-9058. 640-7'65
OPEN SUfl>AY 1-4
1448 GALAXY DR. ·VIEW
11111 llllU
11 ...... Fii Ull
fUTaine m 111 flllll•I
A meticulously maintained custom
5 bdrm, 41~ bath. Air cond., pool,
plus many extras.
Racfutf/e
Je0Ler6 -
21ss E. Coast HwJ., Ste. 221
C.W dll Mir US.2373
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IVll TERRACE
F1bulou1 ocean and bly views. 1pa-
clou1 4 b~ oourmet kitchen end
IWlmmlng . Jutt reduced to $895,-
000 lnctudlng the lend. Owner VflfY an.
xloul and wtll ftnanc.. ...... , ..
111i ........
I llOMlm SEAVD -fl
LlllllPMI
a.utlful 3 bdrm view home In private
conwnunlty. lnclucMI tennis court and
twtmmlno pool. Owntr wlll i:arry 2nd
TO or IMM/optlon 1399,000. ....... ..., ... .. .... , ........... .....
30 \"=JR -13~1 LOAN .... _
... w Cap• Cod 2 Bdrm In private
community Mttlng with poot end I•·
IUCd. W•dna dlllence to ~~99.
f137,NO -f0% down. ........... .,..., u.r .... , ..........
Dalebout
Bay &Bea
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE
SINCE 1949
COME Wll.H US ••• TO IRVINE
TERRACE
Magnlfto9ntly upgract.d. ThrM bedroom•.
French wtndowa and doot9. Crown moul-
dlnga. New kitchen. VC>i.1 own th• land.
$396,000 1111wunun11., 1.1. 111-1111
BALBOA PENINSULA
Only 2 yrs old. &autiful 4 Bdrm,
2 ~ ba. 3 lrplcs, lam nn, dining nn,
2 car gar, all builtlns, corner houae
with bay view. Priced right at
$449,000. Excel. financing. 600 "K"
Sf., Balboa.
0/J Corona
CALL AND SEE
This charming comfortable home
which has living room with fire-
place, beam celling and hardwood
floors, dining room. 3 bdrm, 3 plus
.batbaJIIttPlace In maste1 ~drm.
Pool, view, and Is close to beach.
All for only $475,000.
MAURY ITAUFFER
SEA LION REAL TY
873-5354
lrMI..,,,,.,.
Ab.olutely ~t lak.el6cie t-nt Ln lrvl.ne.
4 Bdnm. 3 Ba. family room. A br'Nth\akinc
view. Ki\chm ._ Jmn·Aift nance w/blt-ln
microwave. cenunic tll.r noon &t more' An·
iUous owner will -ill In financing Full
price 1395.000. 7~1-3191
,,,.,., FEEU•
If you yearn for 1\0ne frplaa, wood paneling,
knotty pine cabineta & a apaclout yard,
you'll love thll t-nf. 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba pJUI
family rm. Owner wlU be helpful with fl · nancina. OOered at $150,000. 761-3191.
HARD VIW II.LS
Super ltlarp Sausalito model on huge tree
covered lot. 3 Bdrm, family room. 2 fire-
places, many upgrades. $369,500 .
714 / 760-9333
.. _., ..... ·•-!M.411 ·-Gorgeou• Deane T~nhomt ovtrloo-
klnQ 11th flinwey and wtlklng ~
to dubhoult. <Mr 3000 eq. ft. a..uti.
fully dtcorattd and cuetomlUd. Full
MCUrtty 1yatttn and air COftdttlontno.
Good owner flnenclng av1ll1ble. tn&.ooo. ....,_
. LAGUNA BEACH
Set In a pied, privat.e ~ communl·
'Y· thll 1ow1y e ~ noor ptan 1nc1ucSta • fonnaJ dln1nc rm. a modern kitchen with I
dl1hwHher & mlcro"(.ave, S bdrm• & S
~tha. Compleuily furrlflhed with chol~
decorator Items. Enhanced by community fwinunlnC poolll and t.ennil COW'1ll and Jl.-t I
few 1tepa to the beach 1476,000 12,. fl·
nanctna available
ug~ . 1506 s. Coast HwJ. ,;r• ~u. l•C'N Beach
llMf. 49'· 7220
OCEAN VIEW
From top to bottom -quality It the
work on this fabulous custom with
hlll and ocean views. 3 Bdrm, 2'fz
ba. den, family rm. Contemporary
Spanish. $439,900.
Lapa Ylllact
.... Ethrtt I
411-1111
llOGEllS REAL TY •rm1D1U1 Fabulous ocean and bay views.
spac. 4 Br. gourmet kitchen and
awimming pool. Just reduced to
$895,doo including the land. Owner
anxious and will li.ruulce. ........ ,,,.,,_,,
Port Royal 2 atory 4 bedroom, 3
bath plus formal dining and much,
much more. $398,500. ......
Pon Royal 2 story, 4 bdnn, 3 bath
plus fom:W dining and much more.
n Re./ 675-2311
IEWNIT IEICI
3 BR, den, fam nn ... .... $365.000 . ALSO
3 BR. 21h ba. view ..... .... $215,000
COSTA IUl
2-3 BR. 2~ ba condos .... $160,000
3 BR 2~ ba home ........... $125,000
4 Unit condo package ..... $225,000
lc•lf 111·1H1
----View of canyons, hllls. and ocean. 4 bdrm,
pool. MUST SELL -NEEDS CASH. As-
king $325.000 leasef'IOld. For Information
call Dottle Valentine. &75-6000 or
640-0997.
REALTORS.675-6000
2443 ufl Co.it Hlfhw1y. CMoet ~I Mat
~ ~: II \ H . 7:l Of TIU\ ltt~'T l,ISTINi;~ IN TUU1
PllCIDTO
tow!fl~m>~~IU
del Mar Larae 3 Bdrm
tiomt wldl 1 dellahtrul warm livln1 room whlrh
invltta r1mlly UJOY ment Allume low In J-ftY !Carr..._.., , tem1t '71 .500 loin ind OCIAM 11.U.,S Miier will help with lht
~W/S.. IJ.I ~iinfi7<:"ly 1129.000 J lJdrm~ -cJ'tn. ai., h . ~i~~~: tl(Hm
SEU. ldkt Item• whh • lm-llitlii7J.ilillliiiliil __ , ~lly Pilot CluaHltd
I
V .A. 01 CONVINTIONAL
• PEPPERTREE HEIGHTS r CO~DOMINIUMS
.... bt/a.. 11 ..... .,. •·•
HM""' llllfa Au a .... .........
Truly eleaant 2 Br . 2~ balha tor 1139,600
and 2 Bdrm 2 Ba honw9 for 1129,600
• 10'5 down w/piymrnll 111 low u 1889 pt"r
mo VA rtnann"i tnt. at I~ •A,. Seller wtll
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of oceen end Spygl .. • Hiiie. Thie
exceptlon•I Plen e In JHmln•
Creek hH luxury appointment•
throughout the home and
ground•. Enjoy the HCUrlty of •
g•t•d community. Excellent fl·
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for more lnformat
Coles worthy
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2s.4S EASTBLUF-F DR .
NEWPORT BEACH. CA.
640-0020
ILllFI FMErU nnt
2 Br 2 Ba, fplc, beam ceilings. very
pnvat.e. $275,000. "' ,,.,. ,.,,.,,,.,,
Lease $1050 pr mo. 2 Br 2 Ba,
tennis, pool, formal dining area.
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12000 Mary Jank & V1t.a CAl'ntt. Rltn.
(114)111-1114 (211)141-1111
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P(N.AR SINGLE LEVD.
BONITA Pl.AN
Bluffs best end unit, 3 bdrm. 2 bath. like
new. Ideal setting near ppol + superb
greenbelt. Very orlvate. Seller may fl.
nance. ,..... ...."""· ., ......
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Framea cuatom Coroha del Mar dream
llome. Entertainment center open• to
atrium with spa. Mammoth mast8f tulte.
S635.000.
smu • smua .. --• BA 4 Ba, pool sized putorll view. ow-
ner financ:H. $615,000. •41DTM11 .. 1tul
Auume 11t and 2nd. Desperation. MU11
hive offer. 4 BR 3 Ba. near ocean. $2&9,
500. l1Ml2·1l14
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Point. 3 Br, 2 Ba on quiet antt llCl'09
from'*'· SWpl &o '-"h & t.y. Newly
r•rnod•led with rrencb doore. band
ptlnlfd UW. c.nter bridl Jdo. ~
w11lpeper1 & tnore. Aaaume •247,000
flrtt at 12'1 owntr wm carry larll
LAGUNA WHAT?
1.agU1111 N11uel la an Mlft with ocean and
rno1.1nt.ain-v1ew homn, aolf courw homea
and condo•, rolllna hlll1. private aat.ed
c:ommunlllt'I, custom home11ltes, a 40 acre
lake and UK-Ust ~ on and on Comana
eoon la • llC'\.'Ond pf roww with Otanlide
fairway•. and a ret0rt hotel on the ocean
bluff' All th11 within a few minute• of a
marina, elaborate equntrlan home• and
hometillf'I and. of cout'M', lovely La1una
.Beath Dollar values are ~rUic oonk''-.-
COLDWELL llllER
TIWIHITD 411-1444
SELECT NEWPORT
Surround yourself with million I
homes. Newly remodeled 3 &Jrm
family rm, marble flrs, stone frplc.
Fantastic terms. Elegant Harbor
Island Rd location. This Select
Property is priced right at $650,000.
BOMJS HIDEAWAY
Lrg 4 Bdrm 2 Ba family home wl
huge bonus room & bath forming
separate qtrs. Owner will assist
with linancmg. Full price $145,000.
751 -3191
$121,100 .
is the fuil pnce of this 1450 sq ft
condo Has a great Huntington
Beach location with 3 Bdrms & 2
lull &ths. Offers community pool
& spa, A IC, 2 car garage & fire·
place. Assume lst T .D. and owner
will help finance. 631-7370
Tft\DI T 10\AL
REALT \
~O"b f, lt..i'lfS'"'4E~TS
180 DEGREE OCEAN VU
RARE LSE/OPT. ~TlllTY
In Ccrona de/ Mar. 4 bedrooms Jn.
eluding 2 mast.er suites, 3 ~ ba, Jg
family rm. 2 lrplcs, rustic wood
beamed ceilings -all in a ''walk to
private beach" loca tion. The per-
fect family hom e m the perfect
family neighborhood. $525,000
with perfect financing.
llGl1. BAIIY I ASSOCIATES
REAL ESTATE
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We have a beautllul selection of hornet at
this time. All floor plans. Good views,
good financing. good buys. Some leue
i options. Some Including land. Please let
our experts show them to you.
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commuatty. Btautlfully upgr1d9d 3
bedroom. 1tngle 1tory 11tu1ted on
prime grtenbelt location. ExOlltent ft-: ~It IVMable. $427.500 --Or1matlc homt located In thla very
private and exolutlve community 4
bedroom LautrtfnOnt plan wtftt ...-0-... .,. ,,....~--. Pr deeoraled Md
. HOUSl!I FOR SALE
t•DROOll 214 Sloohirt, lelt>oe llMnd. NB e13-6too ... 50.000 sun 1.5
117 Merine Avt. 8albol ltltnc:S, NB
97M900 $295,000 Sun 1-6
2137 E. Ooten. e.Jboa Penln, NB
831-1400 $323,000 Sunday 1-5
4710 Ntptune, Balboe Penlnsuta, NB
673-9900 $380,000 Sunday 1-5
507 Jamlne, Corona del Mar
873-3550 $220.000 Sun 1-5
1581 Mlremar, Balboa Penln P1
64~·5200 $339,000 Sun 1-5
459 Flower (EISl<M) CM
548..3350 s 134,900 Sun 1-4
221 Via lthllca. Udo I .... H.B.
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5
79 Sea Island. BIQ Canyon, NB ~9080 $31l000 Sat/Sun 2-5
2305 Vitti Huerta, Bl\lffl, N.8.
644-9080 $139,900 Sun 1·5
I IR plu9 FAM M1 or DIN
51 Harbof Ridge°'· Hrbr Rdg, NB
644-6200 $675,000 sun 1-5 * * 10 Balboa Coves. Newpof1 Beach 642-8235 $525,000 Sun 1-5
18 L.uc:«ne (Hrbr Rdg) NB
760-9333 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
8 Sandb11. Jasmine Creek, CdM
759-1206 $445.000 SaVSUn 12-5
702 Acacia. Corona del Mar
673-2041 $235,000 Dalty 1-5
1121 Alabama. Huntington Beach
960-9609 $159,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
480 19th St (E/Slde) CM
548-3350 $135,000 Sat 1-4
3 IEDAOOll
2147 Vltta l.Medo, The Bluftl, NB
631-1400 $205.000 Sunday 1-5
26 Whlatllng SWan (Wdbrg) Irv
644-9080 $179,500 SUn t-5
3024 Ocean Blvd, Balboa Pentn. NB
631·1400 $1.350.000 Sun 1-5
201 Via OMeto, Lido lsMt, NB
631-1400 $475,000 Sooday 1-5
1751 Plaza del Sur, Balbol Penln, NB
675-4009 $399.500 Sun 1-4
1312 Santanella. Corona del Mar
873-8550 S225.000 sun 1.5
**3810 Channel Place, Newport Island.
NB
642-8235 $625,000 Sun 1 ·5
2001 Arnold (Central) CM
642-5200 $98,500 Sun 1-5
1101 Debra, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $207.000 Sun 1-4
1581 Mlnorca. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $136.900 Sun 1-4
* 228 Amherst, Coata Mesa
546-2313 $150,000 Sun 1-4
2647 W•tmlnater (E/Slde) CM
6-45-9096 s1s2.ooo sun 1-4
452 Broedwly (E/Slde) CM
646-3389 $197,500 Sun 1-4
921 So. Harmon, Santa Ana
752-8731 $67,000 S/SUn 12:~:30
408 Avocado. Corona del Mat
675-4225 $585,000 SatlSUn 1·5
4832.RMr Ave.. Newport Beedl
675-1771 $192.000 SUn 1-5
118 Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB
873-7300 Sat/Sun 1~
1911 Coult St. Bal Penln, NB
873-7300 Sat/SUn 1-5
212 Via Eboll, Lido !tie, N.B.
673-7300 Sat/Sun 1·5
644 Danube, Costa Mesa
673--8550 $143,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
715 Patoll1a .. lrv. Terr, CdM
644-9080 $380.ooo-Fee Sun 1-5
203 ~la Ravenna, lido Ille. NB
673-1241 $435,000 Sun 1-5
5041 Pueo de Vega (Turtierdt) Irv.
760-1900 $187 ,500 SaVSUn 11-5
1 Rue Fontalnbleau, Big Cyn, NB
760-1900 $500,000 Sun 1·5
1961 San Bruno. BIUffl, H.B.
642-8235 $185,000.L.H.
Sun 2-5
418 OeSolo Terr. Corona Hinda. CdM 644~200 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
801 Gary Pt, Newport Beach
752-5111 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
118 vi. Oulto (Lido Ille) NB
646-7171 $319.500 Sun 1-5
325 Rochteter (E/Slde) C •
645-9096 $152,000 Sat 1-4
3086 Femheath (Halecrlt) CM
540-1151 $127,000 Sa 12-4/SU 1-4
**42 Balboa Cowl (Coves) NB
642-5200 $550,000-fee Sat/Sun 1-5
818 Mar1gOld. CdM
640-4521 $335,000
DIRECTORY
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2331 Cliff Drive, Nwpt Hgta, NB
831-1400 $695,000 Sun 1-5
*2039 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
645-9181 $319.000 Sun 1.5
1223 Dolphin Terrace, Irvine Terr. CdM '
642--8235 $895.000 Sun 1-4:30
**101 N. Bayfront, Balboa Island
642-8235 $895,000 Sun 1-4
4008 Inlet lsMt, Hatbor View Hiiis. CdM
64-4-6200 $299,500 Sun 1-5
**3711 Seaahore, Newport Beach 644~200 $820,000 sun 1.5
**3713 Seashore, Newport Beach
844--8200 $850,000 Sun 1·5
4545 Gomam. Corona def Mar
752-1414 $729,900 Sun 12-5
2345 16th St (Nwpt Hgts) NB
6-45-0303 l240,000 Sun H
1312 Oover (Westcllff) NB
642·5200 $259,000 Sun 1-5
1525 E. Ocean BIVd, BalbOa Peoln Pt
642-5200 $495,000 Sun 1·5
6892 Sowell. Westmlna1ec
963-8767 $109,000 Sun 1-5
15521 Sanduaky, Westmlnat8f
983--6787 $179,250 Sun 12:30-5
958 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $132,500 Sun 1-4
2611 Clrole Or. Bayshore, NB
a.4._9080 $536,000.Fee
2762 Circle Dr. Bayshofe, NB
Sun 1-5
6-44-9080 $449.500-Fee Sun 1-5
*4527 Gothan1, Cameo Stvs. CdM
644-9060 $749,000..Fee Sun 1-5
2100 E. Ocean Bl, Bal. Pen'. NU
s.44-9060 $759,000 Sat/Sun 1-S-
1721 Kings Ad. Cllffhaven, NB
759-1501 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1000 Grove Ln (Weatcif Grove) NB
846-5092 $475.000 Sun 1·5
* 1472 Galaxy Or . Dover Shrs. NB
6-42-2510 $739,000-fee Sat/Sun 1-5
*20-4 Via EbOli. Lido Isle. N B
844.9080 Sun 1-5
1120 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn, NB
S44-9080 $775,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2109 Yacht Graylino. Seav1ew. NB
675-2311 $399,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2901 Catalpa, Eas1bluff, NB
720-1211 $260,000
515 Cumberland (WMtcllff) NB
Sun 1-5
540-1151 $240,000 Sal/Sun 12--4
2501 Harbor View, CdM
552-1714 $835,000 Sa 1-5/Sun 1-4
1436 Serenade Terr, CdM
675-5511 $3.49,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
10101 Cliff Dr .. Huntington Bch
963-8767 $158.900 Sat/Sun 1-4
3 IR ptue GUEST
2211 Waterfront, Corona del Mar
642..S235 $495,000 sun 1-5
875 Coaatvlew, Laguna Beach
S44-7211 $365,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4 BEDROOM
2708 LighthoU98 (HVHls) CdM
875-8000 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1840 Tradewlnda. Baycrest. N,B.
6-44-9060 $395,000 Sun 1-4
3202 Oelaw11e Pl .. Mesa Verde, CM
545-9258 $139,500 Sat 11-5
3 San Sebastian. Harbor Ridge
760-1900 · S2.3 m1111on sun 1-5
1132 Ebbtlde, Harbor View Hills
760-1900 1750,000 Sun 1-5
201-42 Vlnttge. Huntington Bch
963--8767 $146.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
315 lr11. Corona del Mar
844-9060 $347,750 sun 1·5
600 Begonia .• Corona del Mar
631-1266 $585,000 SUn 2·5
**2804 w. Oceanfront. BalbOe Penln. HB
831· 1400 S725,000 Sunday 1-5
424 Be!We. Balboa Penln, NB
631-1400 $419.000 Sun 1-5
3182 Country Club Or. CM
645-9m $22.5,000 sun 12-i
* 1915 ChubaaCO. Irv Terr. CdM
944.e200 $380,000 Fee Sun 1·5
1860 l<enhdy, Cotta Mela
~2313 S1:M,OOO Son 1-i
10181 Mer11mat. Huntington a.ch
963-8767 $129,999 · Son 12""
4 M~AM M1 or DIN 225 TuW!e, Park. CM
648-1328 $1 .ooo Open sun 12-4
11971 Antloctl, TurUerock, IMne
541.5032 •1es,ooo Sun 1.3
21M2 Dlrigo, Huntington BMctl
112.-S 1175.000 Sun 1-i
14 Nltbor11ie, Herb« Aldgt, N8 t:s1-1400 u .200.000 eun 1-e
**2311 llylldt, Corona dtl Mir
142.et35 11.115,000 8Un 1·5
•1ne PINY( ..... Vtrdt) CM 146.,, . 8380,000  1-4
222 VII Koron (Udo i.) HI 14MIOO Sun 1·5 ''°' Llllt, .... v ..... Cotti ..... -.t111 .. ,000 ""' 1-6 ..
220 Waterfront Dr. Corona del Mar
673-1148 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1·6
*30892 Cant9'bu11. Lag Niguel
675-9797 $350,000 Sun 1-4
3024 Cleveland, MNa North, CM
646-7434 $134,900 Sal/Sun 12-4
*9102 Annlk, Huntington Bch
962-5585 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1844 Port Charles. Harbor View, NB
631-8194 $319,500 Sa1~un 1-4
* 17 Muir Beech Cir. Spygla. CdM
844.9080 Sat/Sun 1·5
1441 Galaxy Or. (Dover Shor•) NB
548-S647 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1132 Sea I.rt .. Corona del Mar
873--8550 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1~5
*3801 Topside. HVH. Nwpt Bch
644-9060 $365,000 Sat 1-5
105 Vla San Remo. Lido lsJe, NB
673-7300 5595,000 sun 1-5
18 Cherry Hiiia, Big Cyn, N.B.
644-9060 $1 .395,000 Sun 1-5
* t4 Burning Tree Ad, Big ~yn. NB
844-4910 $750.000-Fee Set/&.ln 1-5
1251 Surfllne Way. HVH, H.B.
6-44-4910 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2106 Yacht Grayling. Seavtew, NB
675-2311 $398,500 Sal/Sun 1-5
2811 L0<enzo Ave (Meu del Mar) CM
831-7370 $152,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
3600 BkJe Key, Hrbr View HI•. CdM
644-6200 $350,000-LH
Sal/Sun 1-5
10 Aockwren. Wdbrdge Gables. Irv. •
644--6200 $285,000 SaVSUn 1-5
333 Poppy Ave .. C0<ona csel Mar
760-().452 $598.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
s 1£DROOM
* * 708 Via Lido Nord. Lido II. NB
675-6161 Sl.500,000 Sun 1-5
121 Via Firenze. Lido Isle. NB
673-7300 $695.000 SUn 1-5
70 Hillcrest, Big Canyon
760-1900 $1.595.000 Sun 1-5
219 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle, NB
760-1900 $2,250,000 Sun 1-5
*2938 Carob, Eutbluff. NB
M2..S235 $298,000 LH Sun 1-5
5 BR ptue FAM RM or DEN
**824 W. Bay. Balboa Penln. NB
631-1400 Sl,495.000 Sun 1-5
19542 lndependenoe. Hunl 8ctl
982-5585 $145,000 Sun 2-5
1321 Outrigger. Corona del Mar
644-8200 $495,000 Fee -.Sun 1·5
* 1211 Crtff Or (Ctlhvn) NB
842-5200 $425.000
1818 Tanager. COiia Meea
546-2313 $275,000
1228 Polalla, Oover Shor•. N8
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4
780-1977 $1.395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*9 Muir Beach Cit. CdM
831-7600 Sat/Sun 1-5
1448 Galaxy Or, Dover Shor•, NB
876-2373 11,400,000 Sun 1-5
* 1520 HtaNand Or, Wllteff, N8 6«-906b ... 55,000 SIUSUn 1-6 ...... , ... ...
*938 VII Udo 8oud, Udo ... ..
9-44-8080 SIS0.000 lltJ8un 1-5
Orlngt C01M DAIL V ptLOT /Sunday, Apttt 18, 1982
*2e00 8IOetl SanU Ana Avt, CM 631~194 •129,SQO SaVSUn H-5
* 101 Sdlof11214, Verlllllee, N8
780-8817 '270.000 Slt/SUn 1 •. 5
*25 Canyon llland. Big Cyn, NB
873-7300 •m.ooo Sun 1-4:30
20204 PMCtl. Huntington 8Mct\
982-2893 1110,000 Sat/Sun 11-8
4111,; Dahlia. Corona del Mar
875-5511 $275,000 SatlSUn 1-5
2 IR ptue FAM llM or DIN
*501 St. Andrewa. Clltthaven. NB
873-7300 $169.500 • Sun 1-4
209· 19th St, Balboa Penlnaula. NB
631-1400 $319,000 Sun 12-4
2701 Hlllalde Dr. Hrbr Vu Knolla
844-8200 $285,000 Sun 1-5
397 Ba)'\llew Terr. Costa Meaa
983-8787 $210,000 Sun 11-2
I IEDROOM
* 113 Aspen. LaU<el Pt. Coate Mesa
6-48-743-4 $137.000 Sunday 12-4
#53 Seaplne, Big Canyon Townhouse. NB
831-1.fOO $340,000 Sunday 1-5
2559-F. Elden Ave .. Costa Mesa
675-1771 $159,000 Sun 1-4
462 Trucha, Bluffs. N.B.
840-5560 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
904 Lombard. Mesa North. CM
646-7434 $154,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
' 501 Avenlda Largo, BMta. NB.
6-40-5560 $272,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2118 Felipe, Bluffa. NB.
644-4910 $270,000 SaVSun 1-5
4 11 Dahlia. Corona csel Mar
875-5511 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
2 llDftOOM
1208 Laa Arenas. Colt~ Mela
546-2313 s 159.900
Fairview and AvocedO. Coata Mesa
Sun 1-4
542239 $137,950 Daily 10-5
3 IEDftOOM
* 15 7 Y or1ctown. Costa Mesa
6-46-8398. 540-8048 sun 1-5
* 157 Yor1ctown, eo.ta Mesa
6-46-8398, 540-8().48 Sat·Sun 1-5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
1 IR plus f AM llM or DIN
300 E. Coaat Hwy tt 113, Nwpt Beach
675-3347 $80,000 881/Sun 1-4
2 l!DROOM
300 E. Cout Hwy. No. 270, Nwpt Bch
675-3347 $45,000 Sal/Sun 1-4
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
21Rplue11R
427 Orchid. Corona del ;ar
873-«00 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 • I llDROOlll .
2001 Klnga Rd, Newport Helghta, NB
831-1400 $415,000 Sunday 1·5
llRpM11R
1510 Aba10nt Pl, Bllbol llland. NB
873-&900 '535.000 Sun 1-6
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**308 S. Baytront, Bllt>oa IM, NB es 1-1400 a.1.111,000 aun 1.5
4409 Seuhort, Newpoft BtlCft
138-3232 MH.000 SltlSUn 12-4
2914 oc.ntrom. lllelbol Ptt*I.,.
838-3232 Mel,000 81t/~ 12-4
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when you takeover exiltina lat T.D.
Popular Birch Model with frpl, cen-
tral air & the largest backyard in
WOODBRIDGE GLEN . Only
$134,900. 2670 San Miguel, Newport
Beach. 759-1501 or 752· 7373.
*lllMALIT* Six howlll!I on one lot in prl.rDe rental
area of Colta Mesa. All but 'one have
fireplaces and have recently been
painted. No deferred maintenance.
Aak1ng $395.000. 9032 Adams, Hunt·
lngton Beach. 556-1035.
* 11.K ll1llllT * ........ _
Immaculate MONACO model featu-
ring 2br/den, frplc & apa!! Low inte-
rest financing available. $241,500
FEE. 2670 San Miguel Dr .• Newport
Beach. 759-1501 or 752-7373. * 111,111 llTI ITD Ladies apparel ahop with good luae
terms. Located in busy sh opping
center. Inventory negotiable. 9032
Adams. Huntington Beach. 556-7035.
*"'•• Co.ta Mesa. Spacious 3br detached
home with large yard. Freshly paint-
ed. 2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport
Beach. 759-1501 or 752-5353.
* Tlllnll 11.2~ LIU * Only $20.000 dn on this apacsouilour
bedroom, 2 !>.th home with soaring
cathedral ceilings, Earthtone decor
throughout with custom wall cove-
rinp. Bright and airy country kitchen
plus family room and custom patio.
Offered at $154,900. 9032 Adams,
Huntington Beach 556-7035.
n.::~~:ai
la all you pay when you takeover
existing lat T .D . Spacious 4 br ex-
ecutive detached home. Featuring
frml din. fmly rm & frplc. Only
$213,500 FEE. 2670 San Miguel Dr ..
Newport Beach. 759-1501or752-7373.
*"""* * IEU11 * On brand new toWnhome! Featuring
privacy. 2 mstr suJte & den/loft over· ,
looking hv rm. Only $123,950 2670
San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
•111,111• * Spacious ·family home wftn soaring
cathedral ceilings and bright and airy
country kitchen. With 4 large bra, 2
ba'a and a family room. It's a bargain
at $1M.900. 9032 Adams. Huntington
Beach. 55G-7035.
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9.K amwnable financing avallable on
thia tastefully decorated 3 BR town-
home. Vacant & quick possession.
2670 San Miguel, Newport Beach.
759~1501 or 752-7373:
*m1·11W1* On the water. Price 1laahecH 15,000 to
$199,900. Owner will finance. Profes.-
alonally decorated w/gourmet kit·
chen. 9032 Adami. Huntington Beach.
556-7035.
* Wl'fllflln -* Plnl11 ..
Sermtional 4 br home smack on the
water!! Featuring trench doon, frplc,
profeuionally deoor.ated & private'
SANDY BEACH. Only $249,000 &
teller will carry A1TD! 2670 San MJ.
pl Dr., Newport Beach 759-1501 or
752-7373. ........ ~.
Sj>end thOlt romanUC evenin.p bU-
ldn& ln the aJow of th1a mallive fire-
place. Thii 1paclou1 four bedroom
homt la ideally located dole to West-
minlter' Mall and Goldenwmt CoUep
and prlced·to Hll $119,900. 9032
Adlml, Huntfnc:ton Be.ch "6-7035. ..... , •. .. , .....
J br houae on lee land featurln1
hardwood 6oon & ahinlle roof with
11• uaurqble lit T.15. Priced for
hnmedlaie aale!!! 3870 San Mlau.l
?M.1501ot752-7373.
-------------Hout on Bt1 ont a OWMll MllDS COUIGIPAll •.ooo. lot value.. prtn. CASH 4 br:zlli, lam rm. ............... g @r, (2Jll41f.@V1 I Ir. I 81. + l Br. I Ba. lm.000 ()pen Sun lz.4
"11.LOCEANVJEW 1211 105 R2 lot. Do not US Tulanf Owner 6 bdrm, 7 bath home with Ill the atMnl·
t111. Indoor/outdoor pool with tlldlng
gl• roof. Sauna, attam room, 3 JecuzzJa.
Play & game room . SorHnlng room.
Gourmet kltcMn. 6500 aq. ft. ft75,000.
•JASMlNECR~IK• dl1lurb teo1nl1 1.521 Ml-J1!3 OW!},!~!!'!,1'11'!A•1~Eo U~f~~J'i'w:nod~· •2M1 TOBEACH• ... _."IJ.., · -·1111! · Aalumr S70K VA In at Two beautiful Wool' REDUCED 1100 000 l31·3S30Wkdya. IPM~. 3Rr, f/p, Sll4,000. bttdae home a Either
•br 3\.tbl Bay view 3 Br. l Ba. houae on lar1e Prine onl.t 54lM023 Hkr will con1ider equity
Os!t/ti:ade/T 173·1148 b°kr ~175' 3 unit lot. 436 Beaut. 3 BR 2 Ha twnhlle, trade few your amall~r Hamilton. Do not disturb So Coast Plua pool Irvine property or' It 1
IYOWMll tenants. 1129,000 Hr Auumable' loun' like 1etting 111 cub to --""" Lido Ille baytront. Pl« and lllp location. 4 702 Acacia, Cdll.-1235K. 541-*l eves ' wknd1, S9S 900 SS 11 8 KR r.our loan One Is a 5 Bdr
MUilve roonw; Htgh-arved wood cetllnct.
Beautiful ocean and coutllQe views from
every room. Built in tbe lai.e 1920'1, wu
considered the "Main Houte" of a wger
estate. Four bedtooml. Five ~tha. formal
bdrm, 3 bath. Owner wlll carry with aub·
atantlal down payment. $1,!500,000. daJI 1·5. S73·2041 131·3S20 wkdya. 6"·il»4 u.JUl1' home The other
2 Br Townhouse ocean ' a 3 Bdr + den with J' Mllllt.•f• Cir nlabt ll&bt vie;.. Coata IY OWMfl pnvate pool & spa Call .... •.. _ ,.. __ de&. F Y Bdocn vu. Mesa Bluffl. Flexible Colle&e P"ark 31>r12 ba for deta. i,ls Great OP· U1W1try r. 5 r. ram tmm. 175 000. 545-3115 llOQt home Super clean pon1a11ty.
. & informal dlnini & gymnaalum.
For appointment call: Jbn Ardttty (agent)
714-494-0791.
Brand new and Juat llated In Newport
Beach on the Peninsula. 3 bdrm, 3 bath, 3
atoritl. Ocean '1\d bay views from muter
suite decka. Steps to 11nd 1nd'ocean.
Priced for fll1 IC11on at $399,000.
rm, din rm , atudy, ~~ -&i•y for you ' Stained I Ba, PoOl/1pa. malr awte l Br. P4:nlrid&e Cove Con alaaa, c.ustom paper, ~I Woodbr1dft wlhla' her aillln& rms. do, nurro. frpk , 2 car llftlY landscaped 12': D-·lf 1
()po Sat/Sun J.5. Al\. fara1e w lope ner ~·stalk 957.9344 nu I
VeeStinlonl31-7IOO 112, 5 O o Te r ro a 551·3000
JAS ... CI.. 56-3115. _ _ New orteana lbtr Con •m arrHn Pk•),lr•lw
Guan! sate community. NEW CONDOS ai other do, 11 3Br. ZBa. r~. _ _
lmdla crt.a, PoOI spa• homu, NO ON t o ~· clbhH. SID. PRICE
clubhu. hl&hh up-qualifiers. IO'X dn ,, ~d~~n only
lllT YIUI • mNl1 _.,.
Large sunny condo. 2 BR, 2 b1, commu-
nity pool. CloH to everything 1169,500.
Potei~ leue option.
araded 2 Br + den 2 ba. pymts 1 year RCA Inv --::i..; RED UC ED
fOl'l'NI dinln&. 2 frplct,. Manny,121-5939 BToro I OlZ on Oua Kendall Model 1t1
Pvt pool, tf.a • aaun1. 4 •POOL HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• VUJ1ge II 4 bdrms, and
RESIOEHTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES
IAYIUlt .....
Understated elegance, spacious • BR
overlooking sparkling pool/spa. Enlar·
ged & remodeted kitchen with garden
eating area. Picture perfect. Assume
first & owner will carry lg 2nd. OPEN
1-4~ 1340 TRADEWINOS.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
SACllFICI
Me~ Verde Country Club golf coune estate. Prime
frontage. 5bdr., 4 ~bas .. Cam & rec. rooms. pool w/spa.
4100+ aq. ft. Must aell quickly' $599,000 JACKIE
HANDLEMAN 631-1266
WALK TO GOLP COUISI
Lg. 4 bdr. w/pooJ & spa. Excel Meu Verde area. Assume
financing. $286,000 JACKlE HANDLEMAN 631-L266
MOTIVA TID SILUIS
UnJque Mesa Verde Loe. 4bdr., formal dlnlng, VIEW.
Best value in area. $225,000 JACKIE HANDLEMAN
631-1266
$10,000 DOWN
Move to Mesa Verde with Seller providing balance of
financing. Sharp 2 br condo priced low at $94,600.
ANNE McCA.SLAND 631-l2e6
MISA VllDI GOLP COUISI
Custom 3 br 2 be luxury home on 16th fairway. Aaune
lg. loan -Full price only $299.900. Call Anne McCaaland
631-1266
OCIAN VU DUPLIX
Two lrg. new 2bd. 2 t.th units. Must acrtfioe for S38$,
000! Call Pat.rick or Fred Tenore 831-1266 or 76().8702.
HAllOl llDGI
Gorgeous 2 bd "Dynuty" w/vJewl Below market at
$399,900 W/TERMS. WW lfll, trade or lie opt. thil week.
Call now. Pat.rick Tenore 631-1266 or 760-8702.
CONDOl f10K DNI
3 bd 2 t.th t>e.utlel: 3 avail from S976/mo Call Now •
Patrick or Fred Tenore 831-1266 or 760--8702.
CATALINA VllW I
Superl> OCEAN VIEW from thla tpect.acular • bedroom,
POOL home CAPE COD dntp wtth every amenity.
t$90,QOO with FINANCING. Open Set 1·5. RAE ROD-
OERB 631-1266.
IPANllH VILLA W/POOL
1n CL1FFHA VIN hM roRMAL ZLIGAHCI and ar-t
cal*dty tor entmalnlnl. a bedrooml and IUl\llY 1u'81
room. '349,000 with FINANClNO. RAI IODODS
&31·12e6
' Uialh • 2 a.. Cate: C>lflce. apts Owner hn1nce
..... tty.lltr
675-21''
Rml>deled duplex. 3 bdr
house, l bdrm apt, 3 car
' 1ar Open house Sun
11.J 213 Ruby. Balboa
Jslahd..
~~wdcc!~59·120S wiill ·cat.hedral reilin11 NWi~W. to.! fllD rm PorcbH hne ~hoUHSat/&,niz.5 a.nd a remodeled 8-6nlhlnew2br,2ba been enclosed to In· ~· Sandbar kitchen. t .5% aasuma ble condo ~ 1 r r u red crease the lite or the · loan and an ani11ous wardrobeal l.ip &raded bedtooma S1tung room
!! ro\Ua....1,1 owner. Only $110,000. caJptlln& and reramlr an MBR. Good IO<'at1on "" eaum.s:no. tiled kitchen~ll m11ke backs to major green· 0.., , 4 + 1 r. S20K thl ... _ • I "'"It s•«> 1100 dn 11 wume 10~ AITD. s a uo:auu 1t1rter ""' · .-. ·
..B,OOO.&Sl-4286 1 home. CommU11lty pool.
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---· ---S98,500 by owner 858-1770, 768-4M9 BY OWNER "NEW " CdM CST M
BLT %100 1q ft Wik to CUTI USTSIDE ~-leoch I 040
bch, 38r. Sl'IBa . circular 2hol.des,1a-rge lot near h•••••••••••••••••••••
stalrwa)'. akylltes, Bark Bay Make otrers P ellghtful 2bdrm
&ardrnwfndows Asking or trades Asking townhouse w gar ms.ooo. @7.000. Bkr Ms.6266. Brighct. belaudt1rub1 end un •573 C~MJ)a·IRV~
OPEN Daily l·S ~ • ...,ERS •-MO HERS 11 oo e > s ea
6 M Id rnan • T breetes Lr11 t.1116t1ng IS 1n10 l.Wlder:presentrood1llon1 8,.,~ VA fo\'ull pnre
64M52l 13'1·8778 pl'IWcally the only way tUl6 Vlll Aot. SSS 6516 tb1t your son o r .!::~ !IL.
-• dauchter ran own Lheir lJ 25,000 VA 120/o Lil. Ow.r Mltat W own home 15 thru your ~ >too 1q (\ 4 bcfrm H.aibor9lewllllls5br.3 help HERE ·s A boril!onnal·desar
ba, bonus rm. fam rm. STARTER HOME FOR R E Profwuooals
form1lchnrm $400.000. 1llEM 3 Br 2 Ba, dbl •n•~.,.,
S:I0.000 under lenders •P· gar, pool 157 Yorktown -~ ~ ~.642·1523 Ln. off Fatrview bel l•------•I
l.'NIVERSITY PARK
3 BR 2ba twohse, \ iew.
ipa, o~lltr will rarl") lge
2nd Ul9,500. ftt
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al&tt. oce.an vu. 1598.500 M 0 N T I C E L L 0 btl! r~ )'llrd Pm~ 1-------•
Open Sat /Sun I 5 TOW, NHOUSE Opn redured to S97.500 Lo-. 7~~r Sal Sun 1 5. 646·8396, intere.tloan J~fu~'l ~~OOO 1-------• ~~O~lRJ~/N FR ED scoris~~LTY
Cute cottage on &tan N ... u
A~~IMR
tkean view!> 3 bdrm. 4
ba. kit w ronvemenres. ram rm. lge garden.
patio. formal din rm, lltt! hv rm Qwet cul dl'·
sac S812,000 Owner
dard lot 1270.000 owe Attr1ctTv';' Corona del C.M Triplex as IS fixer Isl.TD Broker u 8 .000dn.Sl44,000pnre 1-L..... 10 ....
c.t:o-llt H_.
Olarm1111 4 bdrm. 31'1 ba. 2 1ty Don Peteraon
home. breakfast room ,
fireplace, many extras
mJ!l.000 222 Coral Open
Sat/Sun I 5 Wk da Appl Ownert~e s-892L
mar Duplex redU(ed in wlusume 21K at 7~•': .,..,,_ "'"'
price by motivated out + IJK at 12'1 Will carry ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ town owner Cute 2 3rd t 1,.,., ~ a V/f:.Jtr u~-~Pnc~Tooll•"h ' bdrm . house plus BYOWN R "•~""•o """""' ..... " 11e91r1te 1 bdrm apart .,.,,, . ...,... Try a mobile home ~nt. Terri fir valul' now Ptires rrom 124.00Q 10 -------•
at 12e9.500 Owner wlll 1-------• 1588. Beaut 5 Star fin1nre with just 25'r Parle"" Pinanrmi.t :I\ 1111 MOITH LAGUNA
down n.....n bouSt Sit TRADE Call Mary Gr;iham. al(t $215 000
and Su;;~ to 5 Stt 427 Gciff Coww U•llHJ PACIFIC OCEAN KL.TY tY OWHfl
Ort'tudAve MVCC 16tt1Grfftl S.Sl·23lillorlS9 1616 Charming 3 br. 2 ba. 2
For sml bse or condo m I Low L D sty home on lee wooded CM. NB, HB . or F'V ' OW OWft lot 3 blks to bear h
673 441l
area. 4 Bdrm J 8.i. 3 l"ar ATTIACTIYE 3001 Country Club Dr 1arage Woodbndi.tt> ex Playhouse ai renred 2 STOIY Open Sun 1 •PM er u t 1 v e ho me yard Try 135.000 down + ini>clern 1pt C·%l Agenu Ottperate ~eller will Ken Manh~U. 494-5057
nr baya, 1315.000 W /bltn m-8320 or 979•8373 take h11 eq1.0ty as rent _ __ _
fabubas financlna Save rrtd1t or m1n1mum rash FORECLOSURE SA LE sa. _ to rov~ selhn11: costs l:ndef' lender's cost So . ... llALTY A Dtv1i.1onof SACRIFICE SALE · Bnng )our c.'rtall\e or Lagwia P\1 estatt l80 IJIJt4J4-ftOI llc1rbor lnvntment Co Th 1 s Cinde r e 11 a fen i\)k for John I deg orean vu Serunt)
dollhouse wltll herd wood [i ~ ooo ~2013
__ --floors has a S73.619 as ~i "'*lbrldgt • --Mele I 024 swmble VA loan at IO't
1
A steal' Sparkling J bd. 2
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..... ,..... I 007 I UJtttest ~allV ba rondo. rrpl. bum
-------COUMTIY EHG. OPEN I 30 S~i\T 551 3000
pool, rlubhou.se o .. ner lntllhrr1"u P\•).l"I"" l"81'1')' loan Sl.58 ooo Peg
SIM&UJDUPUX CUSTOM I TO SB.L Allen RJtr C94-l578 15'1...._rDr. liCl~AY HOMI Dev1~~~:,L~111e ,_ =----OP94 ••-AY 1·5 ownef/ hu spared .,.,. ......., Fantastic buy ' North
Thi I -I ..,~ ~ end. J bd, 2 ba. l~e hv . • • a verutl e 2 no txpeNA In this new "' de. _.,, frpl. brkfsl area + gueat Bdrm 2 bath, 2 unit \.IUQue 4 8d J Ba home . r-,e-.U/Co.torf 3 Br+ en t>tlut ul ccfn quarters Wilk to bea<'h
l'llMm. Fireplace In llv· DIO'aqftol'luxury llvln« NJ: 3ifil!m 112/bath do acrou from lake Assu~ loan. Owner
!n& l°°"'' i :rred cell· w/too many amenities to home 1o very good rondl· ;~~fr~~~ e b>'wn':/ ~~ ~ help rm a ore $269,000 ani. onna . n ~room, list. Good financing. tion. Larse fenced bark Pe_g All!n.Rltr _494 7Si8 ~a~araJ~ oae to Aikin& 1315,000. For pvt yard-qi.Del street. near :.b7a 'l::r ~~~b>e~I
c $3311, sbowlna call Glen ~f&,lng and school COTTAGL 642-5200 Heilwartb. a&U5f·NOO full prlre with aa Lakeside lht'n r a 11 BY THE SEA Ort'an
A PETE
BARREn
. REALTY
1WD1ble financing plus. 6'T.HSI? Own. Hkr side & close lo steps to owners help. lovely sttluded bearh.
JOO I AntOld Chis would be a perfect sttond home for the r1ty 0,. S-., 1·5 Wooclwida. Htw dweller Charming 1t 64Z..S2ff 2 bdrm and· d'in, f1111hly can be with ill roiy
u P I r a d e d . P r 1 r e firPOlar 2 bdrm ai low ..sA Y•DI $~.000 ll'i dn S1n•leo 1· ·r e, 3 8dfm --iiOmf, 2 6athl. " maanten1nce > 1rd with A PETE
BARR En
REALTY
sty, rullr shulltred. entertaining patio • dbl 1ara1e, all ln A·l frpk. atnum, nr pool. BBQ Owner 11111sted con Ilion. St29,$00. tmrus Open houst' Sat r. -.. ooo 111~ down. Owner wlll and Sun I 5. 1 1 Alder iananrma -· · &111.atl.n l'illancln&. ,._ ______ 1roovve-Q 8 k LUXUllOUS-
r• -~-" w_ner r r 11 the word for th11
.., McCer41e, lltr. 1-------• dnlmat1c new home w1lh 1-----------t·---·~·~·~"~'•'---pimora-mtr ~n v1ewt
north to south finest
quality ronstruct1on
tt11•011gbout with no de·
tall overlooked 4 bdrms.
31, balhs tr sepaute
auest quarters plus
private sp1 ind deck off I
lower level Owner will
help finance 16115.000.
Of9t SAT/SUM nmtDGE
LMEFnNT
•191 HOUSE*
flTUVWNZA
OMTHIPOIMT ama.o. ..... .,
a3/=.=lo"r~I diDiDI room, larae patio with pa BBQ. double praae. Room for boat or RV. Excellent fjnanc·
lnl. CloM to t.ennll ' be9dM!i .
642-1200 J Pl H
' BAR~~ TT REAU Y
SZ4,000 DOWN
StOIMOMTH buya tUi.roomy 4
Bedroom famlly home
w/2 fireplaces. 1 warr.q family room w /wood
beamed ullln&•· Decorator arcenla.
f,U0,000. pttnclpalt OD•
11. Ooe'l delay, rill Dlaa~ Olan&. ~l·Vdlpe
J K-W.~~!oer.
t«aU.. tn.• dn.
'1111 'a'*rall. No balloom. -7 ,OIO.
Joyce Wal ae, •ll ....
JOl6 ......... u. JY.t;l>owft, owntr car
ria. Immaculate North 0.-Meu 3 Bdrm, 2 full bat.ha tin ,000 with
in. llnancina on lst TD Jiat Uatedl needs fast escrow. Cal 54CM 151
.. ' > HERITAGE
HEAL TOHS ---
SUNDAY APRll, 11
NOONto5P M
At these Loratlona
• 19 Br1d&twood
•SI Lakethorf'
• Sl Lakeview • rr Sorin1wood • t Laltevrew·SOLD
• S.S Lalleshore·SOLD
REFRESHMENTS
AT ALL. LOCATIONS ~&il.tttto WIN SlOODOOR PRIZE
"'irlllorlMt'°" •od directions Call
.LYMMMOAH
OM.llJ.llH
MOMAICH 'AY Ont of iJW . area I moat
ex c ltln« homes .I Proreaalo11ally deroret·
ed with outsllndlng
white w1ter views .
CU.tom designed •ilh
all wood floors. family
room. pla)' roorn1 all w l\aroued o.e poo 1ftd
patio Wilk to pnvaw
buch 6 rlubhouu. ••
17t4t 494-1 "'
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Allumai>le loans Seller •• • • •••• • • • !.• • • • f trade for ama lier SH 11 the best buy in town APPLE VALLEY ....................... f?.:. motivated. Joe Baker: Z2 Goodwill O~n Sun ,. • .usic 1 82 aere. mountain vu. Xlnt 2 br. 2 ba . SllSCJ 2 1475
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•ctiltedure 1n wood & l»l.900 w/terms Will 838-3232. c-.. ... .,.... Lovely 3 Bd rm plu1 $145.000 price. 22·~ rro,.vty 2'00 SI~ rm 644 1003 Cu~lom derorated 3
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Features 3 bdrm floor -1281 60-87 l 8,a. SOXl 17 lot Luce beamed clgs 2nd unit 3 Owner anxlOUJ and ~ill oorner lot. S27 ,500 or SHI •melt ~11:...@!00· 63! !i64j ~ 752 S822 or 641 1460 Older 2 br, 1375/mo No pl111 with CK'Hn view. dehc be d cu•ce 8R 2 Ba ..... blltto PCH ~wllhl/lef1nanr11111 btst 0wner847 2954 $220,000 30'~ down . L Co I I
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OPIHUT/SUM 1.5 ..,..,led 3 Bdrm ome. ,.,_ or MotthcJo 1312Do•erDr. $16.000 S42,500 Low CallJOllNTUCKER acresinOregonbetwun <X:RENTAL.li 7S0 3314 2 br. I ba . sgl gar ~ATH YU Qu1llfied bu)' er can $15,000 DOWN-M~I. FEE LA Mb. O... s...t.v 1 5 spare rent c M 641l l!Qa21 213·436-975' Grants P~s & Medford ZBr 1,, Biii SS25 13511 rro A\atl nov.
......... -,3 Br 2b1 .... ~T'lheterms 'Vaunt MEW,.O RT 64•'-426 Yoli,f .llnd -at·eifl'nL 714.a3•9393 trtts.stream.part Hw> 2Br t Blll uJwl 541165.JO_ c""' •w T .,,.. readg now. ~.000 I EACH ... finaneinf v. 1th th1• nl'v. Rnldtl & sunny 3 Br 2 B.i .,. fronta~f' $300.000 'alur ..,..., ~• ...... t qrlrs. Clos• to ·~1· ... -1-"' ~ -"·n rm & dtn ("ntral f B h Both un1h p.irt of a 3 Br 2 Bl rrptc. nev. ..... " ''"· IAICI ·---Wt"Strbf hsllnl! It's a w w t or ev.porl e a r . I-' I If •-I •· ~ rp l owotown L1e una 642-5200 Ow ntr m us t s e ll 1•we l of " hon1• 3 ly lor aled in Ut'L"XL' PLEX Calta Mesa. CdM pro .. pu :l\tlllrlllll'I>• pain •,a e L Problte$36S,OOO d h cair.•r1VE .. ~ L Weslnlln!tll'r Sho•n b\ • " r:.4 ,,.,........, pallos Trad1tional Rily ordener HS 6986 gorgeous con o t 15 '""' Bdrm .ind den v. llb · T"" Met.a Verde loca ~Y.o """ '""" • 631 73'70 Ask for Jim 642 ~ 175Coeshlew ~·Lease option con FfMAMC:IMG I ,.armth ilnd ro'mrOrt ~~lby o•ner only 117n • s harp & good Will t rade duph•x on ~ed. All ne:, in plus 11ilv1n \fefti Home Quality featurl.'S round -ttrm.-. Auume loi n Balboa Pl'ruruulu for J ll ONE OF 2 BR. den. f'P 2 ba condo
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1?"5p' opeo224pSn VI I ' S:J75.000 Subm1tterms Ooors. ('()Unlry k1h'ht'n Pnnooly ~ 549~1366 NJ!l HIS 6316223 Rent 1n Coslil Mt\a's l•--------1 Huert1 Call J tan 631·1476 ~amed reihnl(~ & dou Sp;.r 3Hr 2ba,h11thl> up 2Tnpl txts lrit un1ts.p\'l a..tciils •• · t .i lt •• Execull\t h\•ing ~e• I I 714mo-0168 or Cont lo ble hreplilt·e Cloi.l' 10 graded. bt lov. mkt pat105 &1:ar Pnn only ....................... ~gM~~~rTv'12Lk~~~ Orltans Condo. Large ; w~· ·~! Coast Real Es tate. I ~rk • and H hool P'!ce $139K •9411490 .._..,.,,...d 2' D -16001800 fl I t'fldurul,3Br 2Ba, frple . ...._ 213fS5S.3C*> ' '""' 1 ...._ . .sq 0 pallo, pool r lbh$e. wlk SACRIFICE. V lctor1a Lrg ' . auU u de· · ·"""642_5200 2 Br2ba supt"r f1n.m I <.~~ i1!r& ~u8~~x3 fp~ ;::_·:·1:.:;.;•0 ••3••1•0•6• purt luxu r> G11ra1tes 10 s hops 541 644 6 Beach uu lot Grut ror. ocean. bay & liles :3 Br 2 Bl. rimlly honw in ..., h .. f 1 -h)dro tubl. in muter «MJI03 cout.al view. level p1d. vu. Nu pool, spa & muc h ~ the Heighll W1rm used rnr 2ba up1tradl'd mu,t I 1e11r . 11.11 .. e roo . l' o~e ••••••••••••••••••••••• su11e. d1n1ng room'.
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1210,000....ltbSl&o,OOO %~~2Er,.~.:s,r.:J. areas . old wo r d 15,000llLOWAPPI •••c..;·cc:.;;~·Mt:~;.•••• huge hv ld1n rm uta. Ptl\'aey & security on Sonn) 3 Bd rm. 21,ba Near beaeh Malloy lt ~fl.xedrate6 ~r-...-.oooe ... r. craltsm1nship, French I~~~~~~~~ Luxury -3Br ~ 2'<t 8a, Jut"' ea11ni:aru.lndry 2nd 1-'alrway F.l~antly t:s1de "''Ith ya rd. dhl RJtrs960-4342
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home Brud new ' to clubhouu bu<'b. OPEii SllllAJ 1·5 s..-. etr. 2050 Charle St carry 2nd $1 22,900 now to June 20th $550 A.,RIL l{ENT f lt£t; ex: RENTALS
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...................... •:"'· Joyce Waltu, Open Sunday 1·5 _ ... ,. L4PIW 4 BR, 2'1 ba, 2600sq.f\ "" Ba I b o a I s I a n d Owner look 1 n g for Ja<'UZla. RYm. billiards j ftreplares '"~ 11Rhl5 \'ACANT.0.EAN l BR --------i ... MB LEASE OPTION =:!1~'::!{,, =g:~ ~ •ctt lot S'l96.000. IN . Repossession 1425,000 partner $8000 up front. saun1 2A hr 5t'C' Gtrden pal 10 ~ • n d Z e ar 17141325·2624 Thu·Sat DOYB SH091S TRADE.SALE firepllces, tarie f1m1ly CaU496-Ull8 -~~·: & hv qtrs Al!\ 11of $483 mo 642 0671 '"w SS95 754·411•. garages 121J>447 768)Su_n Wed
t Br. Diil. rorii\aTl)fn. Low dwn, lrg au uma room and much more ---' 642 ~7.Kate SSlUoS5tS i!rl&l'ldnew 3br.3b1.dble ift&Room,2Fl.rtplaces, ble. Excell term1 •Secludedpool 11zed lot .. ..,.W.0.t AlfUYALUY llA.TIMA.ATIOM! Euc:ut1\'e Big Canyon 1872¥0nrov1a car ltlr . 3 frplcs
3 car aan1e + larae loc at ion Vi r a nt. withm.1n1 ocean 1nd bay 4 ffdmi. a~ba-eustom TaSlttlhr ~~~t~~'!!~;o~se:n condo.tormermdl.2 Hr Costa Me1 Guden t r i n e l ~Room.Poolsiud OCEANVU!NDUNIT 10000144-0eM view home with ma n y Near ntw 4 plu , 2 Diel)o Gated ruort fullgolf roursevu.spot j 631-5'09 SIOOOmo 8918997 or lot. 6eaut. landlcaped. Prl.me toe. 2 Br. Tri·lvl Pnced 1l sm1ooo Good ltnfnlties In excelleot bdrm. 2 bath •aeh unit mmun l n... , less thruout Avail 6 I MG-5432
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finaodfta. Only fU0,000. T"omGoUier 648·9200 _._., 'A1k ing 1299.900. ~~fi~1r1''a~•·9~n~los1s'f !'!.!e_rpuple720or12'1r1ade CONDO t bd f II MlSAYHDI 4 br. 2 '?!·ram rm .
<>PenSat/Suo 1·5 OMIOf AllMD . . UNDER Market by p:.· ~11h" fiow' 'Now _,_, ' rurni•h' td sre"!!uruity'I 4 bdrm. 2 ba. rimily 1_pa<'IOUS .. ,chnl. 1custo1 m
ROOmtoa:Realtor ·~-:,,igw~iiJ~5:0: Off'OITUMITY ~·\ f • ST5,000 All nffers ron· 1159,500. Bill Grundy. "-9--J(Wenal pool."sauna. '°under ' honw.QwetArH .Av111I ~:,.~:~:rpfi.w{/o~t: --•lii41iili·ii6illlli7 __ 111 Grad pymnta. 912,1227 fr ,.,. ..... I wr. / aldered. Rltr,f1$..&161. O...nNp 2450 ground parking. Much I mmecflattly M In}' let, mowed awn, H 8 at8l2. SBr. 38a, rii lc>~ •Y 6 ' I ~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo re. 1650 mo. Agl, •_menlin 675 49t2 8KR rentral l oc. 1750 ~!"e~.,o::':.·~~=.·t~~~ -• , ~~m"J~!'ro'me (Wh S. 1 IO Tm,._.. CHiiio 613-~. ask for ldru!a~ 3 br, ram. rm. dlo. rm. 2 ),11·9191/1146·0.138. FOUCl.OSUll ,, 1•-f It t i i Palallesa 2 weclti any ••n I ba. new paint drps, 2 Br r ..... rd d JUST •UC• Owner wlll 1te back at w .... •m Y rm, ra t r ••••••••••••••••••••••• stuon. World exehangr OUll f rp I c , 2 r a r i: • r · enr..., ya yar GorteOUt J Br. 3 Ba. Oceanfront duplex. TWICE rat• for l n_ __ .,..,,.u,,..., acet11, pool and •P1· Prlre reduced SIS,000. pnvlleJes. Slce!t 4. 9'k ele1ant 'Y. turnTll\ed. Gardener Avi il 1785 S4'751mo Newly~orat ~ ~ ~l::ei1; =·ooo with s ood lfi&t: .~ 8/,~elot 1 f.llMYtUC/ =J:~:I. and ~~1!~ ~:S~rb;::~.aJ financlng.1.auo__ ~~~~~~bu~:~: ~-D~~-;:2 119 Hunt ·
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Or1ng1 COllt DAtLY PILOT/Sunday, Aprtl 19, 1912
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer-needed Items for cash.
If It doean't Mil, we'll run It another 3
daye FREE. One Item per ad, must be priced .
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l I ?orL.1ou P Y .£.~!'111nce dlN7 CONCRETE CONSTR. 14 ynup. f\atly tlc'd' Comm'l/ruld. 'Small Movln& Jobs CLl'!ANfN<fll:lt~fC F.. snJDP.NTS MOVING m /(l()m'I St1ndln1v11n ~nilill Sml jo=l~~~I IClda~ad ''=-_..lnde90 tlt~_I Uc 1113313 142-1412 ~-· __ ~t Nwpt/CM. I IKE8"·1Hl ~bleralet.frtt CO.Uc. tTl2H.M. ual Hllmarl48·7875 •Mt. as_ ...!!!... ........ * OWi, pat.v o•YWA' 'T•PfNG Xlnt. rtUabl• work. eeti lt'I 720 0742 lru1urrd 641 "4%'7 hll e t'OVtrt. "'°"'It RtH. Cemenl·M11it011ry·Block ,. ...._ n Ownrm...@a;;;l4Wl2 Haulin&. &radln&. de 1111~ ' • WATCH U{iOROW' ...... DAILY "c.1111*2 54'·2110 Walla.CUit. -orlr Lie. Alltextum hcouttlc -molltlon. Concrete & HOO ECLEANING -P9L T ---R / Fr Mt, ! vlnS7 ·9011 O"*nin Wanttd tree nmov-dump trurk HMtil&dependabl1i ,..... sa::Ci I !: .. ~a.ht a: co~ Bectrtw Mow\nl. edaln1. ralclna. ckstrv.14%·7~ 962·2'00 ....................... Wall<'O\'erin& Removal
DlllCT Det~lo: paw:ntr~ S SfAMPED C~NCRETE ••••0 ••••••••••••••••• ~s11~f~ n /45.4~~ eo: All around haulln&. fret Houaetleanln& l'xp'd re· FINE PAl~TING ~llJJ!fi__ 642-lW -0011N8'T O>nat. Co. Top01quahty Mtnycolor1 &P1ttern1 EL_lffl'RICIAN Priced 11. · eatlmat~'.~11 Jim, liable, refs. No Job too ~~h~dy~l~~'tia~~cy &Pete.,. A.Ill,_ S... work Lie no. 380801. Drives·J>1Uot·W1lk1 rt..,\, free "tlmate on AVILLESGARDENING -s I. $6/hr. 9S7·3341 loral customerg Tht1nk ... •••••••••••••••••••• 151l'WltNI
YoorD-llfl>no1 ~est ·Mll Frteetit. Uc.t37'7U1 largeoramalljobt. Ra/comm.Treetrim& tta.C.rtStr•lct Would llke 111 d o yoy631:4-410 PETLOVERSC1re ..
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Repttsentatlve IMPROVEMENTS C 0 1o.1 C I t T t & l.JC'D ELECTRICIAN landsca~J.:_549·1604 ' dusting & moppinR tic C:.toN ,..._I wh1lrowner1 \lacatlnn Add'tl "R d " Qual work · Reas. rat ea · ---542-2914 aft 4 25 yrs exp. r.lc •113941 964 9226 642-1671, ext lJ2 1 °"1 emo tlln& MASONRY ffeeest. 831·5072 Tom GtMrtUtnlcH I '8SOMALIZED llonded lni; ReCa Color ---
-liliiliiililillliiiiliiii-1 P atios·walls·decka·tlt -----••••••••••••••••••••••• CAii a..._ HOME *•GERMAN LAUY * • l'Xpert 963 0911 DJrk "-t9r/R.,.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .&.~ ~. ,. Free est. l design. lnJ. ~~~ALIT.'b O>lle&~ Students· wodw HeaUn care'{a11ored to tlousework Exp. ner11 •••••••••••••••••••••-Re-ttuctosttnm P•\nled ......---~c #420332 Competltivr Re l AL ~31 ~ ctni. rar waxina. odd your neeth Retain in II(',() <n19/MS·2043 PAINTER NEEOS Nrat patches & text urea free Sandblast & bnck -.;;,;;;;~;~·;;;ktn•;i.~~· c::clNa J!!lC ·LEE t70-56SL _ l!:la~. 5 · . 142.5449 645·797_2 dependence & d11nlty Will rlran your house or WORK' 30 yruxp, mt f.JftttL ..JJld!lt u~nsed .!5_7-8218
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Dan ~pllbers G radina C.-..ter Acupressure. El Toro RESIO/COM M'L/IN () C.rptntry Maaoory •••••••••••••••• ••1 •• •• 30 yrs up in Bear h , Prompt ~rv Frtt est
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CllrduUdov1n1mamao(c.p.tSer-flce rmd·Add'ns·Repairs ••••••••••••••••••••••• llut1n1. carpentry , cl~anhouse 5400857 6314871 •Plumbin11 •lleat1nl( & T1"Ser-flce
21a"Ostocare(oryours. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Veryrras Lac.390250 KltDLandacape Malnl. e.lec, tile f'"ee e•l No ·~lt:VENSPAIN'rlNG •Elettr1 r ~I 24 hr •••••••••••••••••••••••
home F tr 631·3787 We Care Crpt Cleaners ,..,.:a~A H. Btnnett. J! Restd Comm. Clean up Ji>l>l!.>O...LDlalJ. 64S·28..1! HOUSEWORK LmdlcapllteJ ls back' Now S""l' in ell¥'r.&ency Ed 1148 7112.S •Expert Tree Prunang • Steam clean & uphols. ""'' ...... ntr · 5S2· .. l42 ••••••••• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• .. ~ Co I L ds ape Y& mother will babyStl Truckmountunll &nded&lns_'!!_t'~. UHaubn&.54112489 JAO<OFALLTRADES WANTED VANOJ-:NR f':RG ext l''treest Charles Dra1ru.dearedfrornSIO mmercill an <·
F'/P Uine days Mon-Fri Work ouar 64«3716 Lands Yd Cl Call day or mgbl , LANOSC'A PING 6.U 33411 546 4561 Plumbing Rt'pa1n ~tr~ 957 8388
Nr St John Baptist .: -" ~':st!t:ti~::J~f2 Tree~aJ!~f!xpert m"aufn~ •J tk67S·301.!• __ lhl(hquahly housework Miunl, i•omm I rr,111 WRY IATES Freel"!ll M&M 642 ll033 C'.ompleteTreeServ1cr
Churcb.546-8420CM Shampoo &steam elun. JG All 4941810 J1m8Sl·Ql29 F.x,,..rthomeandaplre· Experienced, dependa Tree tnm, rte.in up PAJ1''1'1NG 6459383 Gen 'l1·lnup&lrrig · Celor bn&hleners , wht ---el!_ ...:___ ,... ble, honest1 1ntelbl(ent llnck&llle ln~.bonderl. 11 ~M•OC)e•..t Lawnrenov 5360914 BAB.VS liTT ING m Y crpts · 10 min bleach REMODEL ' ADD-ONS .Jmm.u Gor•Hr pair Carpenlry, roof, The best Pnone 673 7012 !Jr'd f'reeesl ~7!1 5146 INT EXT PAINTING •••••••••••••••••••••••
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CM. Refs Shan, S57 4614 11vg room SUO: courh 25 years. Irwin S48 2719 THE GRASSllOPPER We bid all jobs lgetsml Expertise Housekel'IJtn& ~~!............... 646 1067 MAMAGEMEHT Compl service. 640-~308
BABYSITI'ING $10, rhr SS Guor. ehm. c.t..W~-_:-.:::-O>mpletr lawn ma int Quality, exper, Uc'd We rum1Sh vacuum & BRICK WURK Sma 11 Oran~e CD are11 IS yh T~ ANYTlM E pet odor Crpt repair vnl"'CJ Do ~.2 Bill&. _Dav~ 644-932S simnlle.s Kilt" 641 4970 PROF. PAIHTIMG expenence Call for info .::;:;";? ••••••••••••• •• Refs.C.M 979.6646 15 yrs up Do work •••••••••••••.•••••••••• . m1n1r .,.. 48Sl --~ .,,_ Job~ Nr-wporl . Co~u Re51d lrH.lus C:umm 'I ----mm1f Refs .531·0101 Crown moulding, rrdar GARDENINGMAINT SCRUBA·DUB Mesa. ln1nl' fiefs Low rath fret' e~t andral~ Most subJerts.K 12&rol l&Ju .. er N St N Sh --lined rlusets. bookcases. Landst·apmg Tree tnm fl.AT RATE·DAY or 12 ProC, reas. reliable ms 3175 Gi5 71111 tU-1182 lele ~r"'i exp SS hr
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Mttbaruc,Cainl, .. t'lm wa wa)s, n'e~a>s Tr~..tnm removal ~truck Lo~est r·•tM Answ"rAd 11 •011. MoYiMJ 11 ll R fttno cu ""10 973 ....... 661 237 • " ~ ~ ''a a un ea~ pn1·e:. •••••••••••••• • • • •• • ••• Let the Sunshtne In .. F1ood dama oe St I lk d . • ~ ,, " 1"..lpert Vt al C'O\ er1n.e 1n 1····················· ..
'amls ":..=. ..... "" • °""" l'tl' I La"'n rare Rototllhnic I pt Call 759 1976 6'2 axi, :M hr:. c 1 \ 11 ...... It r Ttak, rub & wax 646 IS7B or rail Thank }OU.._ John ••••••••••• •••• ••• ••••• on~u I.int ' !>~ll!n m" nt u""'r oo tnit all type Call Sllnshint Wmdo•
645-9166 Bt/Cottcrtte Drafti1MJ Ser-fices AmwerAd •M7 642 ~300 I •.A·I WOYIHG• Siil 859r ~e~ rttO\t'r deek:. Clrarune Ltd S48 8853 --••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · •
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WAL.LPAPf.R l..11 •411802 ~ 97~ 2D'' ~onth!l D1stount :coNCRETE~PHALT MAPS & GRAPHS CLNLPS'fREF.TRIM llauhnl(yard clranup lSOL'RBt:SlllffSS' i urmhandhni: 2Sir' .\llkindJ Frt>eN .HE.'IJn'ROOf'l~G• •RE.51DENTIAL • St!\:111~ fast with Dail> Dnvrw1ys, p1l10S. blOl'k Freel a net Qua Ii t y ~AINTF.NANCE Qut rk & clean Pree fi:Sl Est 10 yrs Jamres e.1.p. Ulmpeltlt\f' r.ilt , Sll roll Lu.: JlJO'Jllt, SHIN<.. LES & I< F:PAI k "' i: 1st)' S30 -Avg 2 SI)
pj_ ant Ml. ~Its Dmms 63S·04M_ ~Ott 960-02'7f an Sj!m Ex_p d Jesse 64S 2122 673 05-48 _ Rai&..ed..r Ann. 67S 2514 ~overtime 730 13~3 "llorm 645 0880 ur •415232 ~ 6213 $4.S Chn 957 ~
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••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found Youn.: mole doit ---------ASSISTANT TO Beaut)
Lo.DM7 mosll) bla <'k M tx ACCOUNTANT CONTROLLER S21K Nov. act•e pltnl( apph <·a
MHd C.1117 FOUND ADS breed 22nd Npl 111 C'M Expansion auted a ttoru. for hair '>Ythst~ at
Real £stale money 646-tS74 lmmedlatr opemn1i for need rr,r re<·ent F'orrester Ltd Apply m
H~\fftALES
7100
C-~lal ...,. 4550 ...... 4475 •••••••••••••••••••••••
CGlmllrv Store G1Tts-&' ~ntaq ues'
Profitable Fountain
Valley location. Broker 848-~. -
Apply an peri.on . Cro~·n
Hardware 3107 E Coast
HW}'..CdM available 2nd or 3rd TO ARE FR££ ,,.,...... 5150 o.lft assl lant to hn1nc1al j itrnduat<' Exrel 11ro,..lh person Tue Sal 390 E Loan.~ on rts1drnllal or ••••••••••••••••••••••• director of rapidly t'" opport un1l) Bentley 17lhSl.1.C •t 645 5370
ml'Om&: properties. We I vandlnl( health l"3re llayes & Assol' IS70 COOK
•••••••••••••••••••••••STORAGE SPACE , RAVEL AGENCY. 2
local.IOns, Oranl(e Coun
ty A steal for Sl29,SOO
O BO Terms .
partoershiPll Sale dur to
ht'alth reuoos No re
asonablt' offer refund Owner 714 1974·S079
Eves or Wknds . .-.
handle a full ranu or ,.,.11 * * * * companv lot·1&t ed 1n Brookhollo~ Or.Ste 114. IUUTICl.AMS Con,alesrent Hospital.
rmrtgagr Coveragr at w : ~~ M Newport Bul'h t:x SA 927117 S4!1 262S llatrdr'55er~ with ~ome 661 ~nter. Mesa Vrrde SHOP Cost1 Mr~a 24 X 13
San Juan Capistrano eoclo&ed El•c. hook·up.
600 ~ft.faring Ca mino 646-76&0_
very l'omowolJtl\lt' rate~ "' .. 1hr·saasd~·~C)e ptmnce 1n pa·" rol I J>er11onnel sen ire~ IOtl'. folio~ mg need rd · for Cos~a Mt'Sa S48·M8S ...-642-'5671 ... U• b k I r pleuanl busy full -
Capistrano w1tb con\le Storagr Bldg 20 x 40.
nit'Dt customer parklnR easy street acrrss Ed
and access $410 mo 1n1er St Sanla Ana Ownel-,75-4178_ • J!70 !m-1.939
Courtesy to Broke rs 7 days a wttk I an re<·onc1 1.illon & rl."' • ) er v 1 c e ~a 10 n 1 n ~D
714 760 lSSI ask for 1---------69 Gorgrous girl~ to a11•ount5 pa) able r t' N, e~1>orl In urnnce ._, flY _SteveorDuane pamper )'OU Jaluu1 q1.1red lrleul ~anrl1datel ASSIST.M.AH.AGY benefits to~p pa) .,umero no P1uen1
WIDOW H~ S$S ( TD I • • * Sal.Wla Locals as well J~ ~ 111 h 1 ' e ~" n' r a 1 to SI 9 200 St\eral 111ons ava1la ~eeds a d~y l'cx:i''s"V'~
RE Loara, IOK rrp N~ l 0 u r I 5 l 5 8 d n k knov.ltdl(e' of II rnltnltng I Yoor Hll'l> fin anl'e t'X I bit' eall°'Marc ror 1n 181;~esroo~hu nl St
WA.RDtOUSE 1000 sq rt
Jllr !Cl It C I Utll, park 11\g lol. 2 cars 443 •D Hamalton St Coala Mesa. 645·7184 eves
631..1278 ~.
1......Wl..tol 4SOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.B., 397S Birch 5600 sq
ft. or less MlA zone
~l541·S032 _
1000 sq ft W /Ofc & 01 h
doors. toilet" ba11n, rwy
clole C.M. . 87S 6251
Industrial Bid&, sublet.
gooclsafearea. H.B. J4SO
IQ n. 2 furn. offices .
Reu.841·
· OCAllPOH ::O~ft. Sl .484 per mo
3,000 sq rt warehse for rent. all or part 30' per
~ft. 631·001
PRIME OFFICE Wareboliie apace with
carptes, drps, • wrt
bars 700 to 3200 sq rt Mesa lndustnal park,
711 W 17lh St., Pacinc Bl\41 lodustriaJ Park.
1135 Wh ittier Ave
6C2-44S3 '642-76QL
OCliMYllW 1620 sq 1t · ideal for de·
si1ners . artists & encineen. Quiet attrar
live lndustrlal park 1001
West 17th St, C'.osta Mesa
W19-l$33
.... W..e.d 4600 wYntllllwf
Credtt c:Mrk No Prnal I ...... dClrey Amrr1l'iird M aHrr IJlroo•h lnal balanre & ~ncnl'e l.lt required ror lt>nlt"' 642·6164 Fountam Valle.} l o A I I0,4Con11Ato. Ou1rge Amenun t:~ bt' wll1Jn11 tu aS)l\l in ... e11k.nov.nf1rmseelun11 1 ' J).73_1~nn1son uoc I f.,.,t• VII'--press". DI n er) a 11 I putlln~ to•ether an I r a"l(re5Sl\t> go i:etter BEAUTY Col.mL'hc1an. hcensrd for .... , -.elrol'IW! 71~ 64S J433 counllnl( ~)~tt'm r.o r llrntle) ll<1)t'~ l A!>~O(' FT In lop Ne~port ....................... 0,,0.twliltr 5015
DISPll.ATE •••••••••••••••••••••• Rent o-r· lease year LOANSHARK
round 2 bdrm unfum WANTED WE BUY 2nds You are lht winner or 2112Harbor QI (.'M romputeroperatton f or 15711 Brookbollo'I . Ste P'USTIGIOUS ulon Cal l Denise
rourrreet.ickets ($16 00) 1ntt'r\ltO l'a ll Jane 114, SA 92701. :>49262S SALOM 213274fS7S
apt 'boost Brach Area Nt't'd Sl0,000 for 90 days
by Motht'r and Son E• aty.ourterms Mau Pot
GREAT SOUTHW F.ST CAPITAL CORP valuttolhe ~1 93.).C I Personnel srn ire 100~ l...ld.lng to add to our co t, NT ER s ALE s
..,...,.._ lo.t ~w L-.a.. & Y1'ck1''5 frtt ~air I shampoo penon Dynam1r rompan> srek
cellent 18 yr rt( To $450 l.t'I'... !112-2254
mo M s Wo ods Lo. 61-5::411.0 ANAHEIM •• & 2 aH1stant Xlnl 1ng enthausltc hard PHOTO MODUS 1 ACCTG CUIK 1--------•I tra1n1n g prog ram worklllR indn• to handle
2U 6S2 6711. or 8S4 070'7 t.. 5025
at\SPM
Want to rent 2 or 3 Br ap
t1houn '*' gar Resp
pro(, clean Bal Penin
Dys 2131793·0353,
I ~1&.'IOevt;!;_
Pri•ahMoMy
SI 0,000 mtd Up Tom or Jeanne
642-8852
hdTD't WANTED I CONVENTION ESCORTS Tu do b1ll1n" l'akula fll<-hard Oult'lellr S1lon, t'OUllter sales al a busy Eicfi for insured arrt CENTER Apnl 17 2S BACK Ir BETI'ER llOfl.~ Ii ln\Oll"lnJo: Boa~ ATTIHTIOH: 200 Nr-.ll0r1 Center Dr , instant pnnttng shop Low effect discount To claim l1l'kels. t all THAN EVER' U llRS tnll knuv.led•t dtstril I Amb1l1ou5 boys and NB Retail exper pref Call
Homu, units. condos to 642 S6 7 8 , r x t 2 7 2 bit 87S 0917 for appt 111rls 10-13 years old . lo R 1 k r St u r e n e e d 1 or t'Omt' tn lo Pl p 298 E ~.i.&1~~~· o o o Ag l II ~l!~1~':'1~ elauned 6f&;t~~R7 Ad\en111nc Coordinator ;',.~: ~ne~ :~:"';,~~,~~ mrchanic &. energetic 17thSl , C.M_642·062_!_
--------• (or wet'l<ly tal>lo1d , newspaprr subscrip person for stork & Counter clerk . dry * • • llt'W!lpaper 1Jack11rcund 1 11un11. Transportation nr1uus duties. 2146 l'leaners. 3.dys pr wk
•!••••••! ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......
Oppart.ity 500S •••••••••••••••••••••••
2nd TD's S20.00()..S1SO.OOO
fully .amort. to 20/yrs.
Cllhtt 2nds to $1,000,000
Apyts, comm'I & non owner program. Prin on·
ly . Call for a11t DOWNEY SAVINGS.
Brent. 963-2611
Waftd SOJO
WHOllSALH ••••••••••••••••••••••• MHDB:> Btllder needs 182.500 to
'•a•c.,..tt/
PtnDHll/ Loat· lge blk & wht F rat. Lott&l'Md Turtle Rock area 10
••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine Ca ll 8Sl·0493. •.....c ... .tt 5100 su SS33 <ask· ror
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Me_)
•SPlltlTUAL Ullt. Basset Hound fem .
IUDIMG Whl/brown Arch Bch 18USc)EJCamln~Real. Hts. Lag. Reward
San Clrmenlt' 492. 7296 639~.!U'......499·3620 ev
f\JJl llc. In the f11t 1rowin1 £lee· romplrte 12 units in lronic s~curll'/ BU!ll· Rivrrsade. w lt'CUrt'
MIS This II a r~resa1on with $100,000 lsl TD due sc••u 'E.TS
proof bus1n~ Wt are 1 in 1 year Call collect aft IUUll"1.
LOSTIUCIUI
& WHl,,ET MIX Mlle. bite out of I ear. Dana Pt Del Obispo &
Stonerull, may be mak·
Ing h11 way to C.M
1161~
Manuract\lrer looking s,«·9497 ... 'WEIS ror a wholesaler lo han· M..J die the moat soph1Jl1rat 110,000 to Sl0,000:000. for Kanaer Pounce
ed electron.le ser unty gold plated TD 5 Mu Acijust Negate
systtm on the market to· ~loan to va~ue Return Clwrub Inward
day No experience 3-4 above pnme Call HANGAROUND
n e c e • • • r Y Dennison & Assoc My great;gr1ndpappy '-t Alt A .. M S I· I N v E S T M E N T ~731-1-----was 1 pl\iloeopher He .,... · er~ ea
REQUIRED SJ0 .000 Ha v e S 3 o o , o o o always uid klda and point Siamese, v1c . JOO'* SECU RED BY equllles/coll1ler1I therrrometen had 1 lot La una8ch.Ct4·1283 _
'75,000 + fl RST WantSI0,000, 1 yr or less in common. They're Loat: Bill puppy, M . 3i,.,
YEAR. CAl.L TOl.L st.rtigbt note. Reply to graduated! hiv e mos .. vie. Hamilton/ FREE &x No. 996. Daily Pilot, degrees a.nd al they do Placentia. 5411 .. « PO Bo 60 C Is HANG A.ROUND. --
TelephoneFa.ntuy in advertising preferred and constant adult Newport Rh•d, Costa Mature lady pref Will
Conversation w Ith but not rt'quirc<I Must superv1s1on pru\llded Mesa tra1n.646·76ll_
Mirhellr MC , Viu be hi1hl) or.11a niied C.113 to S 30PM, ask for ~o___ Call Terry McCormick /\lldrra. 642-4321. ext * • * Counter person. Exper., 546-4370 Moo·Prl o s 343 .,.... Cowtte fo\tll tune Start $3 6S hr. 1 buy d111rounted nrs. 21001 Shepherd Ln 4.96·9'711
51.nil(ht notes. elt' Ask ALARM HunltnRton Beach
ror Ket~ broker , INSTALLERS Auto lubt' mon. "P You are ihe winner of CltlDIT -~~ -.4471 Salan. neoo11abfe Man" ~81) Hrly ralt' i-rour frtt t1rkets 1$16 001 COOllDIMATOR
AGORAPHOBIC ad "v 1 n" 1. em e n 't SO'· 673-3320 1aluelolhe Publlshtng farm IOl'ated E I Y-..... I lo Sho near J W Airport seeks HELP LIN • IJOU I bilt I IU E" rr AUTO MECHAMIC NICI Ill .. w a bnghl andl\lldual to 85·
53!-77:W t re h n 1r1 an 5 on > Own hand tools A PPL\' ('tN~:i~bN s~ in our Credtt Dept Aff~1tonate ma Ir bi!en & 1133 93111 ask for Kent N E W P 0 RT T I R E 1 crNTER A 117 2S This candidate should
going desires 1 senslble A.~S SER\'. pl!tnl ofr I ~•:NTER ,~00~00n1F:a0setll To ;iaim ttt~~ts . call ha\t exper1enr~. an 1ntelli11ent together N 8 Ellper prrr but v.tll Coast llv.) " 642 s67 8 ext 272 phone rommun1cat1ons,
female, any racr or tr111111·7sh1n 631 5'40 Mar I lkkeu must be rl111ned 11\Stdt> credit & coll~c
creed. Mumble. happy -Babys1t1er En erKellc b\·Apnl23 1982 I llom, good typ1n1 skills working, th1n k1ng. Aubt.tto v.mnen 10 n re for 17 · & the wllhn.&neu to
travetllfg. rr-eatl\e life ~ Dlndor rm baby tn m) Nt~rt 11 * • learn Ii a rcit new 642·3S32 No expened're ner . will Brach homr. fl exible looilkMINf' cha I lenicu ODU ct
A1TY Sierra foothills train Newport Buch hours. lransportat1un t.:xper pfl' td pt'rform. Mrs EvesJ 549 4834
SttU (rma Jr 28 40 to aru Call 7S2 0651 ask nt<"t'SSll')' 613 6026 bllltng and payroll and Cl: STO DI AN· 1 m med
share country hfe No forMr R01enberJ l-"•y~~ 1 other oHice duties ror open1n1. Nwpt Brh re
Crew. Send pboto1ltr to These little ads reall) -consultan& firm ta.11 ste>tt Ii offices. t'X· ATTY P 0 Box 867 ~ 0 r k ! J 0 ' n l h t' Ruponsi e, IO\ltng S49 1083 per, rrhable. person _M~a,CA.9M38 __ thousanda o( other peo person ror 2 httlt glrl~. -w/eye for det11l
. pie lhl h Mon Thurs. 1.2 4 Now ...... Perml(ull l1me pos1t1on l'wtOMI Ser-tfcH 5360 re i(~ 115r nr:: tr~ 'J~ until June 18 Corona del RAllplf w xlnt benerl•a. c-~~-•
••••••••••••••••••••••• t1a.uafitd Call our ad M 11 r PI ea 5 e r 111 Cle"" R~& or Jim 644·5070 tak..~r )l 642 S678. 7fJ0.11~.L n~ 11 OANC £ M lF mist I;;";
t.a00.321·6556 " lS • osta ----Lolt: exotic parrot. Trea
S£LL idlr ilrms with 11 EXT. I • I 41 M~a,£A-'-~--1 People who are aeekin(( Marte area of Balboa
Dally Pilot Classir1ed Alie for Mr. Sawyer Clusified Ads. your one· an apartment look first l1l1nd. uys "hello".
Ad. _ _ ~ORlboRRin& In <.1wlfled. Wiii your veil tame. Call Dave ••1 ••eh 5100 --'9h 5100 •1 m c._.... 5100 ad be there? To place Ja onaky, 87S.782A aft.
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Tll lillLFllENDS ............ •••••••••••• ••oo••••••••••••• •••••• •••••••••••••••• •• ••••• .J'O!i' a tall 642·5678 .~ LOST: Small 4 mos old
Pormranlan poodle, mix
nllle puppie. Off whltr
att J11tt 1 phone ca II away. 24 hr escort.
ANNOUNCING
JOHNSON, SHB.TON & ASSOCIATES
HAS llCOME
MEIRIU l YNCH l!AL TY
COMMEICIAL SERVIQS
AND APPOINTMENTS OF
"
<Mullonty 64J.1522
wit.ll blade eyea.
1._~--146-811...._..=lO ___ ~-f ....... 1450
LoatBlk male toy Poodle, •••••oo•o••••••••••••• ~ w/Blartie. Reward. W•T• ... Aw.y f'owld~rircfi male cal, Here~~~'Nance t vie Wea cliH /Dover PM Am 2 for I lltltet.
Shcnl,NB. l45-lft9 Jkcy I ticket round lri~ 'o
Found: Bit Lab ml1. ~ PH Am n11 .,.. " b d u t ~ I.bl US and ltl oaldl In I . 111 I e . 2Dd tkket rree. Beat ol
14 t II / 0 r u.1 e . H B r .. ovtr m Ad Sll.t.r
l7 rto. U4 CaJI M2-4* J4
hn.
BANKING
SECROIRY
• Heavy Comm41rctal loan
documentation.
• 80 wpm Typtng/ShQhd
o Newport Center
COrporate Office
• RelurM requl,-.d
TElLER .
na1ponsl,ble for cash, re dub, ball rm r luse
conrlhalton or previous F..arn IS you learn to
deys s 9les . phone 11000 mo. PT«ves Mr. 11nswerln11. somt ad· Elliss.2-4508 mlnl1 tratl\•e and -
Secretarial duties. Douatwiut maker. exper, R e s t a u r a n t salary open. Clpo Beach
bookkt'eptnc exper ~~411!.1-fnJ I
he I p r u I. b u t n o t DltVllS CL.IMO I
lleCt'ISll'Y Call 549.9322 Fl1'.i Prt. b1'\'-prlot·
fonppt. -out . 1187H2lt ....... . -lhroUlll ;::Af?edaer. Dry Clean1n1 Counter
paJrOlt. will train on ~San ~r.~r.':;· computer Good Com· 16'-093 ' p~ny btnefU• Call --Lindi Edtlonal Au11tant, ex
Mtbt2 per, n.r trade P•~rs 111 <>rust County Good
typh1a ; ~•r1t1n11•••t · i.11~1n1 Send ....... to: ~lTJ Dtl
Sur Ortlt, LA Plllnl,
I'
ATTINTION IMPLOYIRSI
And the peraon with the abllftlel
you need In one of theee Ide.
, .. t A PutNlo S4lrvto. of. tM Diiiy Piiot
iNTIRIOR Du11ner Wl!LDlNG need Fff twiw L.IBRAJ\Y Rtatarchtr. POSITION nMdtd, ad PBOrlSSlOMAL tr\.lck 81CRITARY wlttl full HEAVY J.qulpment optr• APPRINTICI AIC refrl&, FIELD Salee Rep. with BUSINISS oriented
wan1Ntork. H11 dwtl· 4·& yra up., hue L..A. e.~. In tnillah, Wtllf· worlttt u p. Offut drtvw, claM I. Current ctwirae bkpt\kW. f*(la •tor (txper.) c..nent fin. mec;!1 T.:h. tchool a:rad. e proWn ltadc. record, loo-M.tl.A. deareect adp\Jn. O'P9d ~ ltlltrior wall cert. & exp. In pipe & alty colle1•· 3 xµ exp. Prln\tr 2 yra coll•a•. tnldlc:ll ci. OMV Vllll. f\i1l tlmt, ...,_,,po& llher. dam 2 llcenle. (114) mo • .. p. PlHH call ldnt to locaw In LA or ~ yra _,., e.b polll.-
reUtfa. )Cr. Roblnaon. mes weldin&. 6'~30 r.for. Sc14ntUlc ;>umale wllllna to learn. Avail. fl1t1, doublH. lruclt, Avail, tmintd. 559~071 Me-ff78 988-7841 Ilk tot Joe. O.C: eru. Joe (IOI) tlon ;:f.~1 or clinks.
ttM'118 ; CONTROLLER lrt1a. & dU'mlt b Wo. al U. lmmed. rnumt, ulary ttanller low boYz lftiow ltvint, Newport & South COMMUNICATIONS LIXIAL Mrnln. tMC MC-98'7-4Cllt Can dvuffect.I·
INTRY levtl BookkH· manaa.fment, IUptl"V. J2 o t Ca 11 f · II b r ar I u or"· Stew 64()..3843 lnquim only. &U.8182 arw. St&nlord __. with 3 'y 2D·30 yrs u.,er'. All COPY ldllor, accom · vety. 7l4-55l-6328
Pill Dlpkima In Aceoun· hvy EDP incl. Data Pro-405""48'74 ASSEMBLY, mHkln1. tXP!RIENCt:D offlct ADMOOSTRATOR Medi· ~':°;'ltd~ Cltlda, aetkln1 ptrm. pllahed journalltm 1tu· CREDlTCoUectJonuxper. Ufll. (714) 842-8710 cet•. Ina~ .• b\.ldJ. MBO EDlTOR Writer, public 1tenc. llilk aeen tlQlnpc. worker. Ty-" eowpm, ator wrUer.Exptdenct In journallit, Beat aelllna fulltlm• ~11tlon. Eve. den1 Htka po1l arid. Offkr worit. new flt'Cta &
OIRICroB of M.arketln&· aye. 644-4768 rel1tlon1. fundfral1ln1, llor, pMie up, blll & "-'· aen. office knowledao. leaal reeearch & OOW1le-authcw with Uft Cftden· nh\&* 0'1· 943 empl. 2 yra edit Ina. loan•. coll,ctlon1, accu
()perallona w/ntenalve MPlCHANlCAL T h brochuru, m11ulnea, hHMealer, reaa. bhl•· Tralni w/IBM Syatemt llna newapapert . llal In communlratlon KAVE teach1ni. pri. eec'y, National award wtnnina rec .• rtlCClllC., TRW cndll
u)rs & public relat. ex· avall for temp~ ~kiy' fonner publilhtr. edhor, prlnta. 25 yra aircraft 34. H1td worklna. con· M7-8496 1ervlcea ai related tech· n.Qlpdon. lllrf Friday, re-~~per In mldwest. computer repot11. Suaan
per. fom.rticec. w/hotel mon\hly Contract labo; monthllea, journ1ll1m fld. 548·6410 adentloua. 992,3730 RETAIL Manaaer 3 yn noJoclea. 548-7113. lall uper. Mature, al· BniaeU (IU3) 749-081' _97_4_·_22_1_8 ____ _
corp. Travel reloc. OK. bub $9.60hr. E:icp. proto-~S~taft back,eround. WAREHOUSE man, fork-AOMDflSTRA'ITVE man· expu. In 1uporvlalon MANAOIMINT w / tractivt1, well/roomed. L•EClrtAL• Paecr/T M')'0enx~Th" .. der1·. MANAGEMENT trainee.
641·5880 .t~ m~h 11aem~ Ron 4 lift optrator 7~ yn tx· a......,,.nt, 15 Y"' Proje.ct b"ylna. m1rketlna. in· pronn track record In Can & woul like lo " c bll I /·'t f ... , d·-···1-" tra I 4,.. 1""" Rl'fer•nc•a. Call •vea. uatomer, pu ,c re a· lNV!STED laat 50K tn· ·2540. HI 'Lnel e!.f.~ e>1;ec. f>9r. w'" attu o ""f) eve opm•nt, •Y•· an•· vtntory control flnanc. people & aale1 dvlpmnt ve · .... _, 714..fH-3478 "' tlon1. Have Xln t com·
ventelectridtygeneratlna WAITRESS reliabll'. & 1«.lwriter, ';h.1\0 '*·· reporta, art, cralt. fr•· within finandal reeowu MFG Repre Dialrlbu murucaUve •kllla, vert>.J
200 MPG auto fuel de· exp. in both food & drink. typing loo+ lh. l , leeka mfn1 card & &lfl line•. parame~n & Profit obj. tlon direct OEM ules ( CONSTRUCTION work: & written. Work well
vice, need job to compl: Can work nigh ta & mi oftit'e, pref 2 Jll'f'IOl\. ~vecareerorienled Entrepreneural tblnkin& c.aui Ariz Tmit.ory 5 exper w/remodeling In· wllh people. Ci>lle1t
£nc'gPhD,a.1esmanuf. wkends.497-3614 Irv .. NBarea.957·1697 642.,0738 -w/tea"l concept. yn;'xp.C~lle ,100,: aldehomn,banlu,ek. and Oraanlzed,eff
promo. 494-0451 anytime. BAR Restaurant Mar 35 day/~. SHARP. allractlve Mlf· 407.2095, Club PSS ll. ~Ill relo·I Have refer . rellabte. OOlll· 5~8381.
PULL time R~pt. poa yrs local exp .. top retl., SALES Manaeement. Yl'li a tarter hu extenalve OIRL Friday/Computl'r cate. l-4G9·2880 CBEATJVE lndlv.,,exp. In
detired. Good fronc off. hotel, fully qualified agreu. college grad wt blc~ in Int.em. pt, Exp. New to area. See· NEED h .I.ion I.hat FORMER P\u. acent. aMit dDplay, viluaJ pun .. de-
IPPffJ'. pleaant spk voi· Bu)'fl' Inv, Control full"" over 7 yn of 1uCCH1ful l'tlerl)' 1y1. W/P. mgmt, king est. co. w/a<¥>d ben-mec · poll aerv. rep. US Im.porter. lign, l"t\lil a1ft. fine arta,
ce. Can do bkkpa. pay· part time. 642-4663 exper .. teeklng, challen-organ. Fone la atartlng efita. Adm ... t·Bkkper. pa ya fair waaea. Will dist., mopeds. parll. ace. art ganery. Degree in
roll, l'ght typg. Od ref. glng & rewarding poal· new ~. 538.-0421 Secrearlal. Alto RE LI· work every day except colleae arad, exper. In ~.Y & Interior <Wien.
1 1 PBX oc Recept. job want tJon 1159 1384 __ """98"" Sun. Pleaae call, out of h h d 1 aO .,,. ..... 78 557·MI ed. Will do light typing: . • IOCP'DSect'ywl&dllailon ""'-·...,.,. ""· work. After 6 p .m w ae • t' rec an O· _now __ a_v_._V'I_.,_.,,., __ _
TRUCKDRIVER or Ware-filing & handle all mail. SHARP 3rd year USC ability. Adm A11lat. or PUBLIC Relation.. 642·1035 glltics. 67 2374 LOOKJNG for good A/P
houseman. Clasa l. cur-Avail. now, call Lola Mrkg atudl'nt need• off. mgr. Very good per-Recept, Girl Friday. iood · TEAMSTER aalea or con-position. Light typ., 10
rl'nt medical dot semi, 631-8273 IWTll1ltl' empl. Prefer. of. aonallty, wanta to be bully w/peopll'. Friendly, ma· MALE 35, college educ. at. 14 yn drwer ull'I, 7 key c.ouch, comput.er In·
bobtail. LA. oc area. fict'. Exper'd In Word wlpeop)e. Gd aldUa & ref. cure. women'• seminar Mgm exper. m landsca· yn road oonai.. ukea, bef. put, betdi & oodebig. ,,.
IOyr exp. Forklift oper. RESPONSIBLE. Mature Proce11lng, Computer MS-1790 planner, can travel, ttap ~i~~-.constl'U(llon tndu-lies ek. Dir. sates, 4·yr llog, mail gd wlfi~H•
al. neg. 064.9946 ~:;:~::i:!".e::ir~ ~7~ Bltkpg. Suanne: A.DMINlSTRA'l'OR Coor· 646·53~. ,U'lnl. Need work unmcd colle1e. but ad, acctng. Would love 1.o lelm J19Y·
VP Sal-Mkta Mar or t ti I t dlnalOr exp. in food Ser· TWENTY Five yn exp., Have refer & resume. 856-9987 or 548·2!34 roll 1164-3013 . . ~·· • ., par me emp oymen . GAL "'"Ida bill 646-7409 exec urt. Stanford grad. 97g.9521 ,., Y exec. a ty vice, events, ~tloo.t. Includes alee mktg, dist --------1INTERJOR detln&er 6mo. SALES & Promotion
MBA 14yr up. Sold own & exper. avail for admin. public rel. Wril. abll. ef. mgmt., Wnuen & verbal MAN,\GER. de&rtt. rec· exper. In the lield. d1rect Solid & 1ucceuful bi&
chem bua .. 100 2yn in· ADDRESSING e'!velopes role w/opport. Reaume flclent, organized, ere•· comm Succeu oriented. ently reloc. Exper. moll· ula, merchdillna & di9-lkket exf.. Mak.e It worth
vestments 64S·2487 or by hand or typina. Or upon request. 768·6661. live, B.S Home Econ., Self motivated. S52·7422. vator & communicator play experience. 673-7'11 my whi e with 111tary/
548•2644 sewma at home. 543-8419 Box IMO, El Toro. l.aniuait' arts. 646-3432 CERAMlC Tilf' Sett.er. 20 seeks caner w. Fort11ne comm. John M ffenoud '' 500 comp. SalN aerv. & VERS!'-TILE Genera lilt. Box 7200, c.o.ta' Mela. C.: EX!X: Secretary type 80 UN EM PLO 1 ED school RETlRED after 38 yrs WRITER Editor. retelf('h yrs experience. Mud lnstruct.iooal media beck· Poaiun rea~iat w/aolid 92626 645_~28 shorthand 80. Word p,,,.'. t.eacher needs w2"'. Can Crom Communication Co" 1ntervlew1, 1urvey1 exp. work included. 894-4264. ground. M5-IHIOO communlca11on1 ex per. •---· ------
cea xlnt wnt. skills off tend bar. some clerical w/ off~ & oulllde plant w/ auoc. trade journals. RELIEF M ble Short or long term empl, LIJGAL aecr'y. IS yn eap,
adman bkkp. ~yr 'exp. skill, 40 wpm, good with exper. 59 yrs old. FIP brochUtta, Mw1leu.ers. exp. houl.~pr=:i.ex.' CLERICAL Gen. office 1alary open. Pete Cbil· Gen. Law, type 75 wpm.
ref. N.a resid SISOO/mo hands. 963-5208 timl' Hunt. Bch. 962·~18. speechea, copyedh, proo-club, mowl. Prefer 2 or 3 wantt'd f /\lme in C.M. dreaa, Box 7%0'0, Costa SIH 70, hard wrkr, no
mm. 644-0196 ACCOUNTING Manager HONEST rdiabll' lt.Udent ~d~a m1g., new1pa· daya per wk. 640-4999 ar9 • Exper. in all types Meaa. CA 02624. 645·~28 fam. obl1g flexible
Flnanw.I Analyst. 15 yrs wishes outdoor work ...-.-vi!l-0096 of office detail. start im-RESERVATIONS, ticket M9·3143 ~~~~~o:j superv\Sion FIS FIA A/P wkendt, & all aummer. MALE 28 college econ. PURCHASING Mgr w/ med. 2241 Pomori.a Ave· aamt Trainee for airline, CAREER minded ind1v
rommun1cauon1 degree AIR PIR wct1 aud1t DIP N.8 . or CdM. A&e 17. exper. In ull'I, exporta. mfg & ""~"'f.x ma~ nue. Costa Mesa. m.iial' Industry I yr exp. ~lu perm. empl. 3 yrs
Sam plea available . lmplementuion xlnt 640-9098 EXPER. Elect.ro-mech 11·1 port teachin" de1irH F/llme agemendt . ·bo p.d BA R.adio or Ttleviaioo: travel •ncy opmitlans. banking exp. Type 3:1 commun1c skills all fl. • printe circuit ar 1• Strong wrlttng ability bo d d 1 • CR.T M:l-4231 nancial r e porting. BKKPGf/tplt.hvya/p 1tmbleraeelu joblnSo.I HARDWorkln1M/25wl pOSltioninbuvinaorre-woodproducu&Real andexper.,aecreuirial n l' 1rave,cour1er, wpm.exp.on ·I'll
POSlTION wanted by 840_3680 exp .. air collecticlw. pay· Otan1'e Co. Dtpend. 1 Larnily, needs work. Ex· latea field entry. Gary Eau te 960. 696 7 or •lolls, xlnl work rec:"Ord. computen. Call anytune. !:ti~" & other clerical
Real Ett.ate brkr. ban· roll. tax rewm. bank re-knowledge or auem.
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per. warehou1eman, 642-2078 :'>~1-5098 963_4370 64:>-66'70. . 67~93 Mike.
kJrur sales or open to op-BARTENDER F'l'l'TK'h fl'· cone, typing, comp., tn· hamea, IOlder bluepnnt. ahipping. receiving. Ex· BA RT ENDER wants WRlTE&. proof ruder. New in town? Classified p;,Tf. B.A deg, public mal~ pro~ess. look.s for put. (714) 1147-5125 556.0198 per. ~idl', underwater work, any ahlft s yn OFFICE Mgr customer PASTE-UP, Photocompo-Seruor editor ol film ref. can help Y® meet many relatloos. lary 'red po11t1on 10 high cbu I boat malntalnant'e, Greg. dinnl'r ~ experience. 1erv1ce. acctg, supervl-11tiotl. Layout. Sp«-type. book.a ror 7 yrs. Prooft'Nd ohour needs. H2·W78
499-1891 sa requi ·i estabhshll'lftll. 645-1312 N~~S~~~r~~11s!:t~~i F!~TfJ~~.~:~~ 848-03~ 962-2135 aion, ~raonnel. typing, camera exp. clerical, ty· computer printouts and
GEORGE of all trades monungs m~atlve, aUmulating out. al, painting, fork lift,' J~URNEYM~N Elttlrt· ASSlSTANT Manager or IOK. iJ. dependable-, ping, Med Frt off. exp 3 do expoaltory writing. ~it 1rmn8
Master of J\one. Pleu~ TANGIBLE Sale.• po11· let wlgd finanacial re· 1 at.ocking. g1s aullon at-c11n l'xper to comm & helper In_ salu, recall organi~ , stable, xlnt yrs nl'Wlpaodper exp 2 yn 968-7298. fur 1m1r ad "' call ~764 tlon. will travel, 1llvy tum. Flex hrs, days. PO. tendant 963-8029 any-Ind. worlu-d 4 )'t'I for the bUlinem oi ~ncas 2,h bu1inen background asmt. pr · '6!r, mag. AQTU (.lertt. 8 yn gen. 11""" W
Capt.am avu1tor, real n · Box 2643 Newport Beach Lime. Irvine Co 548-6090 yrs exp. In clothing & 551 ·0222 exp. ~ l-04&3 accta. 10 key calculator be ",.J,..,..,.,; "I': ::,,,.J"
EX.EC. uc:y seek' good·I tate broker. heavy Aero-92663 . QUALITY Allurvn pro-pharmacy. 673•5~3 EJOX:. Sales mgr (exper.), BOOKK.EEPER part ume by touch 50wpm typlll&, UUb;)f#'ft:U
boas. Engr .. med., 1cad. spatt sales exper. aeelu CONSTRUCTION estima· felSlonal 17 yn Q.A H · distributor. Dir & Dist for smaJI bus. Light ty-675-4102
exp. FIT . Sal. open inte rut, challenge . SALES uperience with I.or 30 yeen exper ~-per ManagerMnt, f.nci· MATURE woman, free · mgr level. mrkg, bua ping, filing. phone. I yr --------
960-4640 °' 962-599? 675-1483 20 yurs In Ind. Refer-mercial. indua • public nttrlng. Rerulatory 1f· lance writer. dt'sirn po-111i'"l. franm.i... prom. & exper. S6 per hr, 558.?71M HAVE-Bookkeeping ad·
ence's. 499-2976 worb. tNd or conceptual fain. training c.omputtt titl90 u edltonal u.iltant penon molivallOn. Auto-R.OCENT Bua akills ad min. .ea'y &lillla. I'm the
PUBLIC relltion• pbo· MGMT sales or wardrobe · neg Gd aub contact• nocording heads & nwdJA with local Publisher or motive & related flelds. ks ad · /fult~ atl.rlle. cap.11ncett penon
iocrapher wl35mm aim-consulting po11t1on in ~~i:.':':';"~ '::~ ~~r~~~anli&y Medical devices. MlliwY lnhou1e Publication . 714-642-7484 !:p1. Ty~ fillna. word you're looking for. Call
era, portfolio on request. womens fine apparel, Uruv lnatr. Recent Blue hard.,..att, reaume avail. 714-646-4612 p~ .. am>Unll receiv· Bobbi Bumon. 631-8491
Camera & Lab ex per. ~va'~Jesd .. ~y ef~~~-m~-. Print rMding days & ata· GENERAL Office PIT. 714-M7·3606 MANAGER or Director of SEMI Codue10t oper. ~yrs able. payable. payroll OONSTRUC'MON Super-64~·8718 ....,.. ruo.rp tu11..... ....... bill ,.,..,3432 XPER'_.,..ED ·-·•· exp. with loca:l rom. oif-u~~-t "6-2974 llCious lady. xlnt recomm.. · ty .,...,. ..; College 1tu~enl needs E u.m.. f.,.ll<Dl' 1.0 Rneart-h & llevetopment. fuaion ~-7Sl·l.35B "--~ tn~ndent 20 yn exp. In
--------1 ui.~ 0 .....,, 839-276l 111-20 hr wk Ill afternoon.. crew on charter fishing prefu St'm1conductor Lff~GJ.Jf.KU txpen· all i>b-of s!naJe family
MANAGEMENT empl. -I ..-·-GENERAL office 2 yn Exper. 10 PBX. typlna. boat or sad Cenlfl.t'd dJ. Electronics& ()pt.ics held MED. Allt .. certdied, 111 all encedooean & pooJ. Want dnelopment:Prder fie.Id
past 6 yrs as off. managei FOOD and <AcktaH wall· exp. in AJR dealing w1tti flllne, Cllhtenng, comifu· ver Dana Pt to Long Hold Ph.D. in J>hysics & blck & front off auls-to work u lifeguard, operation. Quallfll'd
lnR.E.salelrelatedfields ressmneedotjob,newto pubhcCap1bll'lnlBM t era, 10-k ey. H.B . Beach Call Bab• MaterlalJScit'nce (7 14) ting Avail 1mmed 1wlm._instructororpool packacinaorpurdmlna.
rinct 1952 714-875-7045 ~. 730-~18 systeml 34. 892-3730 962·7326 960-9890 645-1~25 495-1743 man.arr· 962-3883 642-4420 .
HtfpW.ted 7100 HtfpWGRttd 7100 W..-ct 7 100 W..ted 7100 W_.... 7100 HeilpW..t.d 7100 HlfpW..t.d 7100 W-.d 7100 HlfpWtllhd 7100 ......•........•..••... ....................... ..••.........•......... ,....................... . ................................................................................................................ .
FINANClAL REP Hskpr:Cblhfcare. live.in, UVE-IN. care for eld~rly NANNY needed; respon. UC.-r nYP1ST .u u scny tr" SCTIY t. $1200
$70 OOC>-billion dpllar noo·smkr. Eng spiring ;::n" geo~···tut•rd !or Infant. 8-S wkly . PAIT TIME Newport ·~eath ad . S~J~~~:. Prel coosl~Uoo back· Your proress1onal ap·
N. Y.S. E. company ()ref. Irv home . Pvt rm. 11913 ~!fl'· Pi~dt Boll ~iml-772-9108 ())uple to help in family vertlslng agency needs y 0 u r r harm 1 n 1 IUOWld. Need sharp re· proach is in demand n~s com~tent pro· board+ S70 wk. Cook. 1560 ·c.M .~. · Need respon. person to wholesale/retail busi· sharp, energetic person I personaUtywillbeanas. r11blt non·smoktng Good typing and a
feul!!nll(S) to represent clean. care for 2 boys • drive my car lo Boston I ness. Nationally ad for froot desk. Reqwres set when dealing with person w/good typing positive attitude will ob·
ftnancial serviee. Call 14"1 ref. ~eq. 552-3983. Pa 'l as. 493-9423 · verti.Hd product. Good excellenttyplng & phone exc:lmive ctien.tele in re-ability and excel. com· ta in this great op. Ed1 962-79041 8Sl~95. tl31-6340Cbruty MACHIMIST ---, pro(rta. bonUHS Tague ski.Us. AJency ex · lailposltion. munlcat1on sk1lll 1n portunity. --------•I Laser ma nuh ct u rer NURSES Assoc. 9Sl-8177 pen~nce MJpruJ, but not Bentley Hayes & Assoc person and on telephone BenUey Hayes & Assoc. AoraiDe~,,; seeks talentt'd appren· UPJOHM req11red. The Sanborn lS708roolabollowDr.Stel Salary commensurate 1570Brookhollow0r.Ste
Exp necH, goodhop .,;,.Q7tt8 .~~ling Q1nlYo~rSaSt1T0n· 1 li<;'f or Joumeymarin with HUI THCAIE ·PA RT TIM E . Han Co. 851·3066. 114. SA 92707. S49·2:625 w I up r . In Irvine 114. SA. 98707., ~9·26U. W~ .8. s po....-I ,..,.,.., ""' mill at lathe.upe ence. _,. d='ca ';:d elCierly lady uc-Kr~tU>-v Penonnel services IC)(ir,;. 7141957·1168 Penonne1servaces100~ ~plv 14972 Beach. drorporate mail/stock Excellent pay/benefits SllYICIS lpwithpersonal V"• ~ • 1--fl'ft ' o l ' · For counse ng agency. ·~ --~.,.ur ... •y ..=;:=·------lt.mr rooms . e1veries. including h~alth in· ~.ClitJnlttt neataat<'OOk.ing.Livein --~ration of machines. ll&flmC(!, vacabon•holl· Nations fead1n• prlvatt 2da-everyotherwLnd.' 1\les. fr Wed. evenings. 5.a.11E5 Newport Beach, type 6S ~Yto $100i ~L"R.eJCE ' I · 1 · d 1 , ...... of bo" ,~ .. General clerical skills. ,,,_..., wpm. shorthand pre· Cog• 1 atmosp er• ,..ms • PP ng. receav nf. ay pay. App Y at: prov....,.r . me care Refs. req. Call 760-1073 eo.taMeu.645-8390 Loolung for aaare11ive ferred ~x word r.ro· n ,.na " Imme openmaa. hort Heavy lifti.nf J!!volved. Lultmann Electro· hu operuncs for uper, ,.7pm person wltb r etail • b pf 1 · +excel. bl'nents are rt· & long term auign-Exper. pre . Fashion Optics Inc., ~ Calle conaenlal NA. CltA. " -· C!e110C" e u · ma ure wards ror a brilhl aeJr. nnls. Top pay. No fee. Island inveat~t firm. Aviador, San Juan UVE INS. Call now ror Petition Clrr~lator!I , I~/.---. Of~ man 1 ge men t ex· lndivldUll, non.smoker. starttt. BenlleyHayes •
Purcell Temporaries, Call640-0123,9:J0.2pm. Capistrano <San Dieeo a . 7S2-0lil92EOE Ftr. ~tr. daily pay. TO '1100, N'ever a dull f:ht1:h Call SS7·l2&4 1 Assoc. 1510 Brookhollow
851·905S.. Fwy, San J uan Cr~ek Nunlin Eaay12Job H ·SIO br. moment. Terrific op· · r= I Dr. Ste 114, SA 92707,
n--.1 off ramp) EOE g 84()..al Port. tor varie>d duUe11n I WJ.,., .:1 ~L' S49·262S Personnel ~EIALOFFIC. Kron Cbocolatier or S.C . .,.,.. · · Need RN or LVN, part busy sales office. I rrr1U41 u u11CAA11w servlcal~ftff.
Must how Poat·rlle Pl au. exclusive M/P/H. time for night ihif\ In •PhoneSales• Btntl4 H fr A SECRETARY '-ad I
system&type.895-3843 chocolate store hu Coov. Hoap. Xlnt salary Pai~::;i:;1::sof mo~f~wo:.'~~e /UT your lo SICUTAIY
"-·ralorfl.ce. Advertis· p/llme. position avail. M .. T*•ctMaw & benefits offered. moot.oMikeJ. 114 SA 92707 5492526 be"A/,.,.,.,:1':,,,A" Top ratel."ShOrt & long '"""' Aftftl Genera mechanic al PleaM apply Beverly ~lservlces .100~ WlM"f.l'WU , I term assignments. No Ing Coordinator for nwftnperaon. knowledge Exfi. in eleC· Manor, UO Victoria , 14700toMartS. y-1. fee. Coastal arua. w te k I y ta b I 0 l d LEGAL SECRETARY bl c M l3650toCarl G. rrw ... a !"fWSJ>&~r. Background W/traln, must type Ir ~~~I f' ..... f, ~mL ng · · Tbtydiditbyworklng Restaurant needa all Goocll.ooL.. Purcell Temporaries,
madverttJlogpreferred t.ake sJiorthand rut & ""·"f'YY 0 arry. Nuning with qualified writ~ lo poslllonr1. ApflY in 1Sl·e5.
but not required Mudsl accurate. Salery com· !1!' ~S~ EH~e~, L•I Mllltffr AIDE le* explaining our tx· penon.42817thS , CM..
be blgbty oraanlz~ . mensurate w /ex per . ...,..._,..... · · · null~ citin.1 oil pro1r1m. Restaurant -"' te.t falt , ... .._a. 1--------can Terry McCormick Contact Mr. Edward H. MB»CALASSIST. Exper all ablfta. Conv, Sound intere1~ing? Call T.a.c~ 'rut .ow. H Y°" whll P" ••SICUTAIUIS. '*
S4M370.Mon-Ftt.W. StcneorDee,640-8900 Office nurae needed Hosp. Nwpt . BcL JimSilverat673-002 " MW ..,. a•1191, 'MS/Ad AacySlS,600
4 GBBAl oaacE atarUng approx. Kay l. Olttrful, dedlcatH to PLANT ii lookifta or ull. par\ ...... -.d......... 110/SllO/Beacll/SlUOO
Piriii .. rlt."Req°J:es gd. N~~a~a'? firm Ca11646-81311 ad pvt. care. Xlnt Ins. MMNTENANCE . !:r~~rme0prpob~~n1~1!~ ¥tlllllty. Wt.._ y• ..... ,_ __ ... t.eiall/MO/Bnltall&.ooo
phone personality le sp«:lalbing ln tax. en· proJram.Cal154Zf044. FoUa11e. plant matn· foracfvancemrnt.Apply loolled to WHttrc =:.'?:~~ i!Xp.ConsultanlOura
attn. to detail. {uice tertainment. corporate ~c""..,.11*• OfflceM•.,.,/ tenance ln orrtcea, 2·3 •Coutffwy La&Bcb Dl9ltel, • tHcllct -....... ~~g~l/J8i !fee1 12lS1MonarcnSt .. le estate plannina. -"""" ~••S.C days a week . Ex· ' ~ r.__.. tltc-_, F uaraenGrove,8111·44.2.S Minimum 2 years ex· TIAIMH forexp "'&aevenal· perlence preferred. l\ETAIL CLERK,._._,,._._., ctn lffltd eds N:portfl33..llt0/ ree ... Must have car. Call Newport Beach Variety tr.lafira M2M11 GENERAL Ofc. girl for pmence. 70 wpm typ· torney Law Firm in 55'7-0185. Slon, 108 22nP St., N.B. •
party rentahtore. Order uig. Word proctsaing eit· Irvine Jodu1trlal com· f1S..S6U
dl'sk, Lnvoic:'e typing Ir perience prefer red. $14,400 pl ex .. Salary corn· Realf.lallte '"'""'--.....~-----• rtlina. Start at S86S mo. Benefits. Sa I a r Y , menturate wltb exper. Muuc••IA• Retail lull ' part·time
Phone Mon., 4·19 or neaotiable. 833-1066 Call Mr. Slmonda N ""E-w p o I{ T CMhler, :MO Broadway,
Wed. 4·21 btwn 2 "•PM (Melinda). m.aezz IN v Es T M £ N T Lyuna &h. 5497.4403
for interview. A le 0 1'1.• aak¢ t}lou cood PerYear -IHILP COUNSELORS bu a SALES Renllls1642-1181 bowebold itenu you're lM eatly level pos. avail. PC:~pen Tn-l eal limited number of ot>· GH·3GEROVITAL
not uslng available to in our dlstrtbution itarr. Eall.te=. raiaal firm In Pb'• for pc>tithe, am· "°" atallable In tire n~i some oth& family by ad· :!J.lld· '*· Yn1. people Cdll, phone • tYP· bltbaa, tt1U.uaia1tlc real USA. 11 it I.be fountaln
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SICUTAIY for tu lawyer. wood
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Newport Beach Law Of.
faca. lotuvlew by appt.
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shrthd. Call: Karen Dort ~·9971
Accompli•hed
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mllrvilit Av, 1101 NB
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schedule an interview
pis. call : Mn. Adams in
Garden Grove, 191 -442$
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AUTO SUPPLY
101 N Mancheater Anaheim 776-9900
'MAC WHEELS
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FORD
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Huntincton Beach
142·"11
1976 F-150
S2 so':1 ~'M a y s
752·11>22, eves 960-14S4
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IAMCHHO~T v.a Aliil'Mcas1 . Wire
wheels. O Pl79S81
SAYE
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'11>Cbev Luv PU Mikado
4x4 cam r shell Xlnt
cond 640-1129
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Huntington Beach
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lB13 O>evrolet Cheyenne
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TOP DOLLAR
POIU5mCAIS
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Gorceaus. blue body, ~1'70 Harbor Blvd., IUYEIJ ON WAR~\f--finance WE BUY Xlntoood. blueext.1rey JO IUJ
IMMIUYll petfec.t onCinat 11ddle Colta Mesa. '46·1303 CONVENTION ...... 9755 ~~S'1 cloth lat 32,000 m1 .7 .. Custom soo. Xlat • +'ftMODB. ·Top -ilclll.n ror Sports leathet-Interior, air. el· 540-IN8'7. IJSJ CENTER April 11·~ •••••••••••••••••••••.. .,....mp es !l!'OO· 720-0425 " ~ Can .... Campers loya. P11ter thlll • To claJm tickets call WCHST pdlll65 vw, BUGU family Cit Loolls/rUJll usa CAIS t l4's:Aucsr1' 'sl>ffdinc bullet. sans ltlZDATSUM 642·5671. ext.'212. 194.AULT o .mnt.(083 KZ> 79E100,black,11lutru! ~.ll200.~30'2Sev
Aak forU/CMGR OBO. Call Kenyon ZtoZDOOI unoELS Tickeumustbe claimed S&ICTIOH $1995 Bellt. cood ! ~z.ooo ml. •'7'FOlD• II.SIN FOii JIM MAllHO 5418-TlMS. s.dan. 4 speed trans 1ftU by April 23, 1982. Ill c.lforMa ~· PP. 63l·"'6 ~D 11255 Beech &fvd JMWtfi~ l!J:!!::sc~~!:!!f:~ (*4~lM744 SAYE * * * lncliX!fn-ftheiTfnew 41pc11L61t~~:,suK'im ) lm~:.t~~~~ner v.e, 2-dr.:-radlt auto. Hunt.lnctonBeacb H\JNTJNC~N ~EACH haL Low miles, alloys, <rrer aoochliru4-lt·82 'Sl :mil., 7.ooo mi . alloys, l .. AULaT FUEGO 52295 . @!00. Lag. Bcb 4i4-7933 trans .• A/C. <643YDK> 142e661 I
air, S1.5CO alarm\ystem MIWPOIT DATSUN blue/blue llhr. $31,000 ••~"' n4TUl~O '74 Eldo Convertible. Sl9U llT1 Palldac Graod Prix.
Runs r1ntulic. SMU .---DOVestreet AT 6'5-0Sl,845-alOl rv..v looh &rut $3700 WILSOMFOID Low m iluce Full OBOCaJIF.d548-72C5 .•. NEWPOR~BEACH '72MBZ2:50.lmmac antr Abo Agre1tseect1on IH7 YWIUG 7S2-as7 J.mi6lle-ach1Jlvd power Air 13500 MSOO firm &45-7194, of Ren1ult 181 s~ans Opel SHAl\P llunttngton Beach IC'U7f'7 ·~:.~:~e~~c~:a~:•-,-.,,...-Da-"·1.11·un~B"'2~10 ... -2-d_oo_r HONDA ~~ :Se:~ ~~a~lf~ (S2UQ4V94S25l C-.. ttl7 14WU 1 '78.=GL:.RAN::.:.:..-P-R-JX-L-.-J -N-ic-e
400.76CHM16 .. .., .. 724SC!>Lpamn.r~o~. can•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 LTD W _.. _,,,..,,, .. _loffer with an economical 4 .... d IJllO Camaro, V-6. A/C, •&on, runs .....,... -"' ~ speed trans., radio & ownr, beau. uk r . WE'RE DEALING p /W, p IS. lilt wheel. good, 1150. 080. '=~=r.M6=------
97 IS heeler. Very clean ' SANTA 1JtSOOllSH838. Stt Us Today!!! u J ~ttl~~ ~¥~9541 28.~ mil~. xlnt rond 646-3518 74 TIAMS AM ~~!·1vou1krsTfor just 1f ~E. 37K m1. urell.. ~l/J~~ST 52695 7~1650. WHIJ(D 400, auto, a/r , ater~.
-· c.oore e oyol•· ti/~~·~r~~L• ownr. -"51" '75 C1maro LT Xlnt M MW~Urn. brakes
f\ne Used Car Sales. ANA ~-· ·.... llNAULT cond New r1d11l1 firm.6"-aol l:\~~~::~:.:~v3~3 ~-SEC PurchHed 2 2:SZ4 Harbor Blvd 1969 YW IUG wtmap, am Im cus TO IUJ
540-IN8'7. ../ weeks ago Driven Sin s.Ml023 645-7770 Automatic 0446S > Ill' obo. 631-5797 LA TE MO DEL -, Francisco to Idaho ...... _.--9756 $2495 ~ .._. _,.1 '61AlllalD W ~MTEDI 9721 Parts&Servlce()pen met.allfc blue with blue ......,._ 11. •""" w •ou Uon , auto, USED CA.IS X1nt bcidy, good lr1ns,
Late O:e1 Toyota; and o.t.t 97ZG ....................... ~1".f1w~~;i1!e. ~.'J}~efe1:~~ ~ron:e .. ~.;~~~;;~·~~~ ... [UfflX rmu!Jfil) ~P~d!o smo 615-2~74 Ill.SOii fOID ~ ;::~:. •:!a~!fi
Volvos Call us ....................... • HEW llblk.weatofMainl 9PM.~3103 ··· MOTOIS O..r•t 9920 1&25SBeacbBlvd now !4N-J151days
TODAY!!! lt72DATSUH IEUllEAN 548-7430 450 SL 1'79 White/tan R:Jt' (Al{\/ER talWWitmtrSA557·2132 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Huntinllon ••rh
1200. Hu Aif/PM. in (IClllQ51) _ _ --1 tealh 29K m1. extend~ R:llS-l{Jy('E •'7' CHIYY * 142.6611 ·a fl\rebird, stereo, air
eood condition I I• 1ets S24 950 11 Civtc. 4 Speed, $4200 wa.rr . mint «>11d Many MOMli 212 --abb. macs. cd paint, great cu m HJe' , a..a. 493-N23 u lt for I x l r • s C • r phon e ~~~~ 18 vw bus, sunroof. auto. 4 cyl AMffM. stick '81 Ford F.trort St Wen /080. 147-7151 _
SllOO.can63l-409tdays H-..DA Gmd>ea negotiable S33.SOO. as-newpainlS5500 ct.tsYDNl 11,000 mi. like a ew .... ....._... cr780-1312al\er&p.m. """ --swnablt 9'\ lu Ca llok i ClOStDWflO•n • • SJ211 jS!!5.Cal19'2·M59 _rn....ii..taw 9970 c .... ~ SAMr~ .. ... .. '79 A d Ht hblt l 1 975-1128 Les 646-44J~ &46-6968 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "u .. u t >•Uo.u o 191ZD ... TSU... -1w. a"'rn~r"' C(OI'' c 'iu 0 ------~ 9762 WILffft>.I FOID '7UiF$TAGHIA ~ " -"' trans, AC. beige. xlnt '70 M d 280SL --~ Bu a Au sha •71FOlD• HOD COUPE cond.$6400 ore 776-4021 . erce eJ · •••••••••••••u•••••••• l.82555Be1chBlvd. r.,un..,, rp. air, loc.";_GL_ pacia.ae. 5 540.7410 home64$.79S? 640.6931 · r lHsic. looks & runs Siles·Service-Luslng '10 UllfT DSL Huntington Buch sunroof, louvers. new T·lllD ~.~.!.a.!~ ....... speed trans. air rond .. Alt . 9715 • -ett•tl17,500 '72-~~ _ SADDLHACI 4dr,AC,lomi.S6l95. Hl-Hl I tlra .~1·39d ~!ns2tic.•:::~o~~to
Al9'-9705 AM !fM c111ettt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'IOAct0tdLX.sperialu '78 300 CD coupe. wire SUlilU W.............. • U.C. 9945 ••••••••••~••••••••••••!' amllllir paint• more' tru. mUJl see. S8000 wheels. sunroof. extra •~• .,11, t t"t 549-1256 SHUSFilST! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl711 (~) ftrm.8'T.Vi107 t.ank.cassette.45,000mi .&A.CA.v..4.0 4_M_~_ Wehavu1oodselectlon '63 Linc Conl Conv WK.SOMFOID
HIW&US9 OHLYSl2,tt9 •FANTASTIC• 19 AttOrd hltchbark. 5 ~49'164i4 ro,oto 97'5 o f NEW & USED ~ctable. new tires. 1!2S558it1cblJlvCJ
ALIAIOMIOt! <Xfereoodllln14-lt·l2 •FIATS• spd, ftlverlblack int, '79 Mer cedes 3000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• all~ w11h '63 puts HU.alUICl-00 ••ch
Oreqe County's oldtst ~ITBtATSUH HIW&US9 am/fm cus . air. xlnt SlS,450 Clu n, fully 1'77 TOYOTA Corona 7t lA~lfT r ar Sl950 takes all 141-HIJ
&B .. tef1odrlnec Ydulersbhuipy. • ve reet RAT SPOIT CAIS cond. ~. equapptd Waion s spetd trans . ~~1:.!.fmat r, AC, lo 1$1·1047 '77 T· Bird, showroom
.., ou. NEWPORTBEACH ManyToebooteF'rom' 79--1112or83l·IM911 770-~77 air cond . lier~ tape, -cond.Allposslblextru. ~~·~~D:~: llJ.1300 Examples: W.-Gtile 9714 Mc. 9742 ~~~:.":tu:~~;ez,1 W~~ti ~ .......... !!.~~ =elia l~~~~ew
-spider VeloCe! •'79 DA TSUH * Cl 75.RAT $PIDll ••••••••••••••••••••••• appreciate' 1~79TCO 1 • 1.1170 Marquis, 1mmac -•cH~POITS i'Jf. .assac white l>uuty '•Coavertiblt new top& ••••••••••••••••••••••• Priced to sell ' E1rlt lkf WAllJED 1ntr PIS, P t B, P IW, v.,. 9'74 ~ witb 5 a-pd, air cond · · Good. To "' U _.. C '7 "-'d S 8 C .. Dove eet NB •,..,I A I 5 spd "!lip. Low mil•••• intmor. running ')otl r lDt son.i ar 4""' un ug, good A . aew tires SM5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · " ·~ ·• • · j'i22Nmi "' ""' cond. 549-tllt__.152·2377 ATTIMTIOH Sales 1166·1970 llarbor <'Olld Reblt eng. 12400 9'19>5100 '74 Yep Wacon Good
·-"!rbor5l-ot0Blvo .. C M aircond. tSLRU9IOI M~ Blvd . Costa Mesa 7fJG.6833 TO BUY ------a>nd.$1400 ._ na a UH• $4295 ....... 9731 646-9:303540-946? '74 MarqUIS Brougham a.509l & 73M4lO Hl·lllO WILIOMFOaD . ....................... OWMHS --'76UlllT LATE MODEL lmmac Lom1. All pwr, 11Z5!6lle-lcb 1J1i d TONH£AlfCOV ER 1970 Mark II lSOO sedan Run s e re at. A / c, ate. reg. gu. Sl795 or · & ol a ntw bomr AlfalSOO u ..... "' .. a Bev h 71AATsrtDll F'itsMC'11,:11.·e1 • auto. 1ir rond, heater AMtFM r ass , really USED CARS beltolfer.541"2.09 for •P.rlng? Set-lht v-..eo..ffdmi? nuuuu ... on IC Ricing green, 5 1pd, Nevtrua(!d,$75 radio, like ne• ID side nice_631·~12~080 WILSON FOID 11111 nylis,linJ11n,loday's Alt P1tt1l0cooverl·101 atereo. ma1s NONE Maria831·77t'7 lvemsg tnd wt 1000 60·8001 ...... 9952 c au1 aed ro umns
IMO to Veloce , exc NICER!l ~CP5771 after8orwknds 7 l S.rleett. 18Z5SBeach Blvd. •••••••••••••••••••••••l.Jll.:.lllllL-----
pistona. 11400. 979·2741 $4995 '78 Mid•et Convert.able '12 Su~ra narforma nee ~ 499' 1420 MuoUngton Beach •'10 FOlD * ...... Utt4
_.,, · Whitew/blacklrim. am· plt1. t blu, all options. '67 rbrit Bad body. ex 142-6611 """ al'ler.,_-orwknda • ,.,. Sq ...... ST~ COUPE •••••••••••• .. •• .. •••••
"13 Alf• Spydtr. perfect 79 RAT SPtDH rm radio. 27.000 m1. H k· '1000 le assumP luse al eel nJMIDR 1ear UIOO 4 eyl.. 4 a . pwr st
for 1ummtr, runs xlnt. Autom1t1c, s tereo. s 1 us ingl.1000 &u--0548 evs & 1325/mo Call Mike dual port eng 1st 1200 •COIYml 0 1281111 clllll 11.".
00 494.a75 ( > fllJTMAlOA • IMCH 9744 "n Toyot1 Corona hke VW <'hassis '73. Good l1 i.o.ded. glasa lOp.1. etc WILSON FOID
&dy. top, Int. gd cond. ~Wt sold new! KJ11 ,001 =r-J nndi,158-55118 wk~ 714f720..0S33 _ I ~es al! 96CH 780 HIW ltlZ SUH NllLUll
1MW 9712 $5295 awn,· 1··••••••••••••••••••••• new Air. r/wind. defog, U~. no rusL Suitable for Ser.4740/7217. f8255SBeachBlvd. c• rlBltll'( ....... •••••••••••••••• tr you are loolunit for 1 4 door, new brakes & kit car. parts Exe ron OHLY $11,491! H&.lnUngton ••ch ~
77AATXl/9 ,_... ... quahty used MGB. call l1ra S3SOO Call Ooua dJuon 4942407 -HOWAl.R_~IN•roltt 142-H.U
& '781.IOZ. lhnt cond. Ong 4 spd, stereo. m• 1• fAGlml I mt. Clive Skilton. or one Tori!lJ '!'.orkJ673-1434. YalYo 9772 Oove1,ITilSLs '74 Mustang,. cyl, n~s s•• r1
owner. 21 ,000 m l. Beaut iful brow n ' im-st.ca111uu1$JD1 or my enthusl111t1r y...... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPO TBEACH bodywork.1100 ftLL!
Automatic, AM /FM la6MR> salesmen here at Bauer••••••••••••••••••••••• I I YOlYODEALH ' -642-2790an 5 ~.silver •lbllt int. $4295 Moc.on We are Orange If )'OU are loolung for a l'NORANGE COUNTY • '711 Slllion W " s I 'SSMustanc· Nnlln BMW S7tOO . 752-U77 da County's number one ualit usedTRa s t •.on. cy WllllUI ~lev lflOMAZDA MG dt1ler Riehl now ~ Y 11 °t.P1 --Air, auto, pwr steerin1. 6cyl.4spd.llOO.
....._ 79RATXl/t ~Ccf?Url weh1venearlya do1to ,,!.~Lon· ca me1 ive SAUS,SllYICI brakes. windows. Tilt. Clll&U-0382 •-lacttt.rl 'H '72 Datsun 240Z : Xlnt Metallic 1old , 51pd. MCBt ot varyini prices ....., •or one 01 my en· AMDLU.SIHG roof rack . • m trm • IMW'sAreJl.N! cond. New tires. •Ir, 4 AIJ11D1t oew1 (270YHV> ~ "E:le~· l!:e~~ lncludin1 • rare Ltd° th .. lullcnlesmenhere OVERS~ASl'.>~LIVl:RY cuset~."20949'·1733 86wlit.219auto. atereo. ~c!ti. rz~!:!!'f ~~! ipeed. poo, t'7M74CI $5295 &old uterior with brown edition rmdtl All have ~ r8:':; :4~°!'~ :: r: EXPERTS '76 Clevette. wht, low mi, nu 111~1~ tires. ball.
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CAN -¥OU MEAR
ME?
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LOVE
ME'?
IU .. AY, ANIL 11, 1tl2 • H CINfl
I WONDER WMAT .
~E'P 5AY ...
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l1VE BEEN
THINKING
ABOUT
SOMETHING
00 YOU
REALLY
LOVE
ME?.
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NATURAL ENEMIE5, VOU KNOW •••
WHV CAN 'T WE SE FRIENDS ? I I
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WHIL.E &AM 15
OCCUPtEO ~ITH
A Ct..tENT, Ht5
&eCRE'TAAY ~ove
O.&. AROUND
Tl1E OFFICE WHEN
&VOOENL V SHE 1!>
A&K!O A POlNlEO
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I· DON'T THINK
l UNDERSTAND
YOUR QUE5TION.
MS. CL.ARK!
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SCAt..E OF TEN, HOW WOUl.O
YOU AATE '!'OUR EMPl.OYER
CHARACTER. INTEU.t(;ENCE. ij()N~TY AND ETHIC5?
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YA WANT~
TO TSL.L. HIM,
SWIV~L?
SURE, B,ABY.
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1RAl'b OKAQ ! I NEVER
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... P~oB,ABt-Y SOME
C~EEP W~o WANTS
DID I .
H~ARiHS"
PHONE
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FOR ,A DATE.
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BUT WHAl'.5 10 KEEP
50M€DNE F~ ~ST .51EA~N& (,)OUR CAR ?
by Tom Batiuk
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by Ferd and Tom Johnson
N,AW--~-u: PROB,ABLY You'~E' Rf<5HT! H~ILL.
DOESN'T KNOW KlCK. HIMSELF w~eN
,ABOUT YoU ,AND He: HE,ARS H~ LOST Me, Yer .:. OUT ROMANCE-Wise,
YOU-WISE!
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TltY YOUlt HAND
ATMATH-MAGICI
Numbers In the di•·
or•m M>oYe are •r· ranged so that the
mlddte horlzont•I
row equals twice the
top row. And the bot·
tom row la the tum of the top twe rews.
lt \spoulltltto , rearr•notfMdltlts
lnuchroweotNt
three new rows of
figures r_,.t, with
the mlddle row ... In
cbJblt the to, row,
•nd the IMMtom f'O# ..,., te"" turn of tM upper two rows.
C.n vou ecfllew tnltnew•rrtnte-mentt
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SHOOTING STAltl Wl\lt Clft YoU lr•w to complete tht dN·
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HAIR, HAIR! "mply add ttw following coton '*"' tt en-Mnce tttts ralnv•v resew SCitM: 1-ltM. i.-u. It&•. s-
Yellow. 4-Lt. browtl. S-F ...... 6-Dk. tMe. 7-Dk. "9Wn.
by Lynn .Johnston for Better or For Worse
DARNt 1H\S.ELEMENT IS
COMPl..Ell:L'{ GONE -ANO
THE OVEN lHE~TAT
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IS BROKEN RaAIN.
HONE'{-I NEED A
NetfJ Slt>VE.
we CAN PR~H UP
IHAT ONE. IT'LL
·DO!
. W£tlt>'#, ~·1 '40\) f(EMEM-
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S1'~R1'£0 -fo 1!.U. '100 LAST
MEW ~Aft'i itJE., 8Uf -ME.tl
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GORDO
\Ale.LL, I J\)$1° Rf.Me.Mef.~t> \ W\tA1' u.>A~ f.tt C:l.tt4!>r
"I 1"~\tf t\ WA~ 'lovR J'A~ <Jr.1'.tA1 JOKE AG.At~?
eowu~ MLt.t"
IE.Hf.JANA
MAMA PVT
Hore.HILi -
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April 18. 1962
Daily Pilot
"They'19 eqlllpped with .. opllons us truck.....,... want mosf'
Stbp in and ... your Dodge Truck OUMr
now ~ you'll ge1 mote than ~ aavlnga
on Pro9pector truck pacUge8 ... va&uet
that Ford and Chevy don't offer. You'll get
a chMce to win a pound of IOfld gold. A
full 12 troy ounces! In a&I, 48 pounds of ·
gold wHI be given away by Dodge, plus a
treasure cheat of gofd prtzn. Nothing to
buy, void where prohibited. a.. your
Qodge Truck Dealer ~ tor futf dltallt
during lhe Grell Gold Ruth. But hurry,
.......... end• May 31 , 1882. ,tu out
ttw CIMn Form ......... to'°"' ....
''You could win a pound ·
of solid gold!''
Walt Garrison,
Fonner Dallas Cowboy,
Rodeo Star,
Dodge Truck owner.
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PROSPECTOR
RAM~ 'PR0sPECTOR
RAMPICKUPS
PROSPECTOR
RAMVNIS
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~.&&liCi.t&Q&&&Q.l1((.\&l(\lM1(1(1l1~lll1l(.t1.Clll(1.tAd.L\t\1.\1~1\(.l_1.~~&~~&&\1.(1!~ ~ ~ c;..2j ·The Great Dodge Prospector Gold Rush Claim form ?.;--~ WIN A POUND Of GOL ~ ~ A winner at every dealership. 49 Grand Pri1e winners of ~
23 One Pound of Solid Gold. You could be a winner in your state. ~
~ Heres a clue to the c11y where the A correct answer makes you eh-g:
..._...: peund of gold could be hidden g1ble tor the drawing at your ~-~ on your state "'\ Dodge dealer to win a ~ .-~ h I >:::-... ~ STATE LAWS ARE PASSED HERE C ance to prospect or ~ ' f the peund ot gold in --Gold Rush' STATl
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lllaW 's .....__.ol._?-M.B ..
¥'*5bwp.Qim.
e Not In my opnion. I git men than
2 ,000 lettes a month &om people a.k-
i'lg how to c:onwy thft feelrlgl In ~
i'lg to lowd ones. I tel them to C1011JpOM
..... which lft honat, open 'and &om
the hemt. I ftrm1y believe that love, or the
Finds wrting a labor of~. need to cxpra. It, will never go out of
style. Love letters often become trea-
sured examples of tell-expression and a means of communication favored by
both sexes. My husband and I regard love letters as a romantlc way to revitalize
and enhance our relationship. And you'd be surprised at how many other
couples, of all ages and walks of life. *" with us.
FOR ANDREW STEVENS, ._. of The s.cluaJoti
Every ............ QllT9ll ...... twadt -.......
tr. b tlC*? -D.B., .,.,.._ Ta.
• I am not one to haw a fawde anything. If 1 had to
name a favorte ftlm, It wouJd be The Boyt in Com·
pony C, whk:h I dtd In 1977. Along with four act.
young actors, I shaved my had, lived In a bungalow
wkh no dretling room and worked In 112~
heat. Much of my work wu Improvisation.
FOR CHARLENE Til.TON, .._ of TVs DaDas
/IW lol09 look beck oa ....._. I/OU did In IChool. wt'9t
.... out -.......... ? -.l.H •• w.n.. Ol*>
• When I was In junior hlgh tc:hool, a girlfriend and I
emptied a box of detergent Into a fountain at the oor-
ner of Sunset and Vine In Hollywood. There were
bubbles everywhere and the police had to rope off the
sidewalk. I suppose It wasn't a very nice thing to do -
but tl an was fun at the time.
FOR .aM BOUTON. fomw bMeba1 .. and aulhor ot
Bol Foti. PU Bol Ao.
B ""8 C.-. _.. w c:111-.. ._ 1he puf · l>Nll ....
...................... be? -E.ll.. ~. w.ll.
• i\s long M the ~ commAllioMr ii h~ and
pa6d by the owners he w111 rcpramt thO interests. To
cut down on lbika and &o.rt Wedd Seta, the oom-
mllsk>ner should be a.cted. Spor1IWrlers should
nomlnm candkilla and the fans lhould YOte.
THB1l
FROM 1HE ASK EDITOR
FACT: h's not true that supersun are
~ by their own tjory. unable to ...
the IJ)altde of their peen. Take ._
FoMa. for Ntance. She saw N&lf'nbe °" ~ onDge In Los Angeles and was so hnpialed wit\ Eda Rem Matn's
pe:rfonnanee that she went baclc•age to
meet and anbna the acsr... ..You
moved me so much that you made me
ay." Fonda said. Eda, beaming. rt!plied,
'Then I'm paying you back, because you
always move me and make me ay." ...
FICIJON: Lv-Redgrne, on the other hand. takes other performers In
lbide. 'Those who earn her ardent admiration are the breed that aeate words
and music for the likes of l~n to perform. Said Lynn: "I can't resist authors. I
lo"'8 taldng to them and adore listening to them. Their conversations are
~. ed~. refreshing; not In the least bit telf-antered or
egodltlcal," ... FRIEND: More than 20 years ago, at'
a London dub. after pianist c:onhy Phlllpa hit the Last notes of .. You've Gotta Have Heart" from Damn
Yanba (a naughty thing to do ~ It's considered
unethical to * the score from an American mUSical
before the mow ls In production ln Britain) one patron
demanded, "Where d6d you get that t«tg?" ~
Conftey. "Why? Do you lka
•?" The angry pab'On, who
turned out to be American
c:omposer Rldwd A.-..
answered. '1 wrote It." Adler Intended to give Confrey
hd for pl&~ a r..adctad song, but inaad became
his good friend. Now the two budd~ have taMn dlf-
f.-ent mu9cal palhs -Phlmps performs at New York
n~ spots, while Ad&er Is c:hanndng his talent Into
dr*al mUlic .... FOE: Thole Mltlng up E8lt CJe...
many'• fat wax m'*'"TI Meded help, 10 theY asked
Madame T&.maud's In London and the Hollywood
Wax Museum for the measurements of Robert Jted..
fanl. ,... New "· .... Sci 5
... Lia 'f8wlor.
In Hollywood, proprietor Spoony Singh VIM jla.ry
("It's c:olaborating wllh the enemy"). But on hearing
Ihm Tuuaud's had complied he decided: "We In wax
are above politics and mutt ay ~ed together." ...
FILN: M.t fllimv, ._ al the film wrsion of
Anme, shaved ha iu.ta mop to p&ey bald Dedd\l. w..
bucks, upon ordas °' producer Ray &wk. Slid An·
ney: ~ I know what they mean by Std naked."
PRO 4'9c:k £. Vellr111oe. cxecuttve dtrector. National
Dllo1ct Auomcys Aleocilltion ' PRO AnDCOfl CON Geort-w ........ prof..or of law, Loultlana
StAte Un1vert1ty
Bee.au• of limited resources, all
pcnons accused of crime cannot
be brought to trial. Under our In·
formal pie.a-bargaining system
mott pcnons acxueed of atme
have a choice. They can elect to
go lo trial and run the rtsk of a
h..sh ~ or negoUeM a tet-
demcnt wllh a conMqu.nt reduc-
tion 1n punilhment. Both the defendane n IOdety
bendi. The defenct.nt ti purdlhed lal hlnhly In CX·
c:hlngt b not demanding an apwtw Md ttme-
mnM'*W atal.
& Plea Bargaining an FJfectltJe
Wiy to AdmlnJstel' Jc~?
'°'*"-~ 111r ~ Loeillllll, AIMID. CelH I
About 90 percent of Amct1can
convk:donl raulr &om pla bar-
gaining. Under this system, the
disposal of a atmN1 ca.e II too
much a produd al negotielk>n be·
tween proMCutlon and defenee,
111ther than control by a judge.
There II too grut a ~ dw
pcnons ~ to plead gully
will be dealt wih too leniently. In eddldon. penonl
p&eac:ting not guilty but convlctad Mter b1al could be
uated too hmhJy, and Innocent '*'°"' could be
Induced to plud au*\l.
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HOMUOWN U.S.A. <con111111Cd from,,. 1J
to Prohlbltion In the 1920's. and In the 1930's John
Dillinger uKd Hamilton as a hideout. During World
War 0 the town was still so f amous.ly corrupt It was
placed off llmtts by the U.S . Navy.
The rapid pace of change already dlstwbed
many Hamiltonians of the 1890's, who longed for
"the gender days gone by" -Indeed, the days of
their own youth. As for technology. Hamlhonlans
proudly and somewhat fearfully recorded the
Tadical changes" that had made the 1890's so dif-
ferent &om the e.arty 19th century -the railroad.
telegraph, te~. eJectric light, microphone.
These made them feel they lived In a time the
world had never known, and of course they were
right. But so had their own grandparents been right
when they declared that canals, steamboats and
daguerreotypes had changed the world foJcver.
ln race relations. the town's fint 6o1U mill was
built before the Civil War by a black freedman , but
he was not allowed to own It. In 1862 the Hamilton
school board ruled against admJtting blacks to the
new htgh school. which was "set apart for white
scholars." In me 1970's a high-school c.oad'l con·
tended that "for all pracdcal pwposes, lntegraDon
has never been lmpk!rnented In Hamllton. Ohio."
A munktpal worker said that Progress Avenue, a
lovely and symbolically named residential atreer
that had onot been the focus of a LI~ magazine ar·
tide as America's most typical street, was off limits
to blacks. ln 1980 the school board mandated lnte·
gration by combining the town's two high schools,
but In 1982 a teacher ltl1I dalmed that the only
resuk has been to isolate b&ack ttudents wlhin the
h~ tc:hool accpt Sor tboM who become highly
vlllble u athletic ..... The Cxp1alk>i11 ol r.cism
have been modified and reduced; the feelings that
produce these expressions remain. also modified
but hardly obUterated.
What changes far less than suspected by most
researchers, II Mems to me after six years of
ob9ervlng this town, ls the nature of fam1)y rele-
tionshlps. When the novelist WWlam Dean Howells
was growing up In HarnUton In the 1840's. he
noticed that "between the young and the old tha~
Is a vast gulf. seldom if ever bridged. The old can
look backward over It. but they cannot ao. It. any
more than the young, who can see no thither side."
More than a century later, "generation gap" was
c.olned and pushed as an insight Into a current
phenomenon. Howells himaelf did not present his
recolledJon as anything new; he was simply paying
aaentSon. to his own childhood, making ~
lions as relevant to the 1980's as they were to the
1840's. Even as a boy, Howells also found Haml}-
ton's class structure oppraslve, a1tic:lzlng "social
auellies which an the modem expression of the
savage splr1t otherwise repressed by c:Mltr.ation ...
He admired Hamilton for Its friendliness and
decency, which remain today; he deplored Its cJa.ss
snobbery, which also remains.
Many Hamiltonians wony about their communl·
ty's betng spilt Into factions and c::onslde:r thJs a
problem the:lr parents' -or at least their 9'1lnd·
parents' -generation never faced. '"Hamilton to·
day II so·deeply &agroented," a local leader saJd,
~ many of our various groups barely speak to
each other. The town used to be far more united."
Vet its Well and east 9da have always been
economic rivals; bonowers and ~ders have
mistrusted each other since the ftnt banks failed ln
the earty 1800's; the uneasiness between blacks
and whites stretches back well over a century; nch
and poor have been estranged since Hamlhon 's
ftnt Industrialist refused to give his workers a
10-cent·per-day raise In 1836.
To see continuity Is not to deny our choices -
on the c.ontrary, It Is to clartfy them -but only to
understand that there Is a line, a kind of bloodline,
between who we we-e and who we have become.
The past abides. Of aJ1 the freedoms Americans
cherish, none i5 more sacred than our certainty that
we are fNe of the past. But to Ignore the past Is
hardly to escape It. Surely this Is not to suggest
sameness between past and present -that would •
be boring as wall as stagnant -but It does indicate
that the pec:ular bWthmarks of suocaslve genera-
tions bear a strong famlly resemblance. Hamilton,
Ohio and the country that SWTounds It have come
of mkidle age. As in an lndMdual, our national
genes dcterrnlne characterlstics we .can no more
"radJcally change" than we can the many colors of
Amertcan' sl<kl. A semc of contlnujy can help us
unh~ ouneJva from the nodon that every
decade. sometimes every month. we Americans
11re In, as we say, a whole new ball game. Our
Identity Is composed of e~ts that evolve and
acaue {PdualJy. Incrementally, yielding to the
latest patents and annual trends only the way l'Jll
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the home of young fogies who never
grow up.
But a new breed may be upon us
who. still jangling from their electronic
games, want excttemef)t right n6w
and to hell with the numbers. The
de.signated·hitter rule. which enab&es
decrepit athletes to trundle on rubber
legs past better men's records, simply
soups up the action for these wild·
eyed newcomers. The electronic
mind does not fret about things like
team loyalty: h would be like getting
!Ore at the figures In a video game.
Whining is the only thing.
Baseball ls really not designed for
such peop6e. though George Stein·
bmmer Is trying. &rt if the old-timers
become disaffected, the game may
have to be restructured like a hot rod
to produce artif:ldaJ hysteria. Players
might be persuaded to 6ght each
other every few minutes. flalllng thetr
bats like hockey stlcks. Olympic
sprinters could enter the game at will,
jumping up and down on home plate
and flinging their hem. Chorus girls
might carry signs announcing the
number of the Inning.
Right now. the Atari generation has
to settle for exploding scoreboards.
excruciating organ music , and
rtdk:uJous uniforms. Is It enough? I
know It's more than ~ugh to
Lat lt!mOl1 the numben
came out ull Ulf'OftS•
A Cy Young &Dinner' i. not
~to~13-1.
depress the pants off the fogies. but
does lt also perform the modem
miracle of making this stately sport ex·
ctting?
h could be that the very things that
have cooled my own bwbell fever
and sk>wed my reflexes to a aawl .,.
the heralds of a new en sweeping
me, not bateball, Into the dustbin of
hlttory. It may even be necaury to
purge the old-timers In order to get
the~ In gear .
. . . I woka from that &alt paragiaph
sweating. Oh. Ghost of Bateball Pait,
say It ain't IO. The JUSdc waoes of the
old game must ewntualy work thctr
magic on even the savage Yankee
fen. The aMnlial game ls IO un·
~ thM ewn unct. • ton ol
makeup It ~ good. And It II the
NltUtt of the br 1 rt.I fan In lptng to
be ....... wlh hope.
Thr free·agsnt thing l8etnl to be
calming down, • men end more
gu~ wtitl long.-m c:ontrllCll pis up
on the bench, ~ out talented
I MMl.FW914Y, .... 11. -•ti
kids. Baseball skill ls not a fixed com·
modity but a continual gamble, and a
scout \.Olth a good eye can still
outsmart a rich myopic : i.e ..
Balllmore bests out ITIOSl of the big
spend en,
And as for the playoffs, even the
owners (whose denseness Is aho
legendary -we need It) must see
that a little extra boodle at the end of
the season cannot mal<e up fcx the
cheapening of the season. Baseball Is
not a set of Isolated explosions like
football. but a steady timeless
plea.sure that bu1lds as ~ as k
plays and can only have one climax.
Do not mess with It, gentle· 1'1'11
men . l&J
·11 yOu want an inSlll'MCe
value, a good price
is just the,..,,,.,,.
Qeck with State Fann:
State Fann agent E. G. Warren,
Gulfport, Mississippi.
"A real insurance value is more than
just a low price. It's protection that's
tailored to fit your personal and fam-
ily insurance needs. and service
you can really count on. too.
"And that's what State Farm
value is all about. Good pro-
tection at a good price-and
personal service you really
can't put a price on."
For a real value on your
life. health. home and car
insurance, check your
Yellow Pages for the State
Farm agent nearest )'OU.
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Cries Foul
By Ebot Kaplan
For 11 rocky sealOOS,
Ron Luciano managed
~=.: s!Apstlck antics In the
American League Included
takklg his eyes olf the game
to toll bedt peptr airplanes
¢vown from the stands, us-
ing his Index finger to
"shoot" payers he called out
and, once 1Jurtng an exhill-
tion game, donning a rnMt
and taking over as the Cleve-
land Indians' third baseman.
Stnce hanging up his mMk
and whisk broom In 1979.
Ludllno. 44. haa done lpOl'tl
Bang-bong plov: Ludano guns down
an unsuccas/ul base runner. His per-
IOflal record was 16 shots on one out.
broadcasting for NBC and
co-authored (with David
Asher) the amusing new
book, The Umpire Strika
Baclc (Bantam). In New York
recently, Luciano was
? typlcaBy candid. Here's a lit·
I tie of what he had to say:
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• On Commillioner Bowle
Kuhn: '"He does just what
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the owners, who hired him.
want him to do -nothing."
• On what umpires and
managers discuss before a
game; "People see Don Zlm-
mer and me going at It
around home p6ate and they
think we're arguing about the
foul pole or IOOMthlng. No
way! He's telling me. 'I got a
hone In the ftfth race at
Hialeati; and if he runs again
with tNt same jockey, we got
hlm , babyr"
• On Jim Palmer: "Who
could believe that a guy who
parades around In h is
underwe.v could be such a
crybnby. The moment he
releases a pitcl\. he yells.
'Sol. how could you caD that
a boll!' And the ump hasn't
even said anything yet ...
• On Rem;. Jadclon: "I used
to get along ~ with Reg-
fite becaute I would -say.
'Rep, yoll're !Jeal ....
• On Frank Robinson:
.. Ever wonder why a guy
who was M. V.P. In both
leagues ended up with ftve ·
diffennt teams? He ii very
c:bfftcuJt to get along wtth. I
can't undentand why they
ever made him a manager."
Then there's Earl Weaver.
From the min« leagues on
up, Luciano and Weawr en·
Joyed a relationship not
unlike that tMttwftn Groucho
Marx and Margaret Dumont.
The S..foot-8-lnch Weaver
and 6-foot41nch LUdano
were always goirlg at I, face
to, er, newl. Ddnitely one
to k>ok back In anger. Lu·
dano NCelt:
"In my mind I '" Ead
weldng mound with his
hmd ... his Wit. He
would haw .IMde a ~
~·· We didn't git along bec:Mm b11 lbel Is a
religion to t*'1. Whm I
~ I was ~ ucrtlt·
glow. N wld •Bit/ Mlrtlrt
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. Just How Safe
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M any of us dismill the kiea of
·renting a saf~ box
as an indulgence for the
rich. But whether we realil.e
It or not. most of us own tomethlng
valuab&e enough to make a safe-de-
pc)sit box worth considering. Jewelry
l9n 't the only Item that might be better
off stored In a safe place. Such valu·
able documents as the deed to a
houte. savings certlftcala. stocks and
bonds. tnsuraooe pqlides for a home,
car or other property or watrantSes on
major purchases can alee> make the
rental worthwhile. Some people
might want to lock up cherished rare
possessions such as a coin colectJon,
military decorations or old photo-
~aphs and letters. It's also advtub&e
to store an inventory lilt of your per·
sonal property (ideally It should be ac·
companied by ~) In the
safe-deposil box to be used .In the
event your house Is robbed or your
property datMged or desttoyed by
fire.
If you do decide to oonskier rent!rlg
a safe-depoelt box, be prepared to
shop around. "The demand for safe·
deposit boxa has ~ ln-
aeased in the last few yean. and at
molt banks end SIMngl and loan as-
sodadons there ts a wliktng lilt," nota
Jay Jona. pra6dent of the New York
State Sele D8posit AllOdeltk>n . "In
fact , becaUM of the maewd de·
mend, Independent safe-deposit
oompan'8s are lpringlng up. offering
~ to your valu.ebles 24 ~ y -buttherata .. much hW-ttan llt your local bank."
~ Mle--depollt boMS come
In various mes, they average 21 to 24
lqches in length. about 2 to 10 inches
In depth anq 4l/2 to 10 Inches in
width . Rental costs, depending on the
size of the box. range from about $12
to about $90 a year.
When you pay a v\sil to the vault.
the guard matches your signature
against the 19iatunr on your contract
flle card. After entemg the vault, the
gumd opens the enclosur"e. You then
take the box to a smaD private booth
where you can remove or.add Items.
"Although a safe-deposit box Is one
of the most secure pblca to keep your
wlual*s," Jones says. he cautions us
to be aware of some points:
Generally banks do not tak. out In·
uance to protect
the contents of
renters' safe·de·
po& boxes, so ip
the event of a theft
or a vault break-in.
It might be wise to
keep an Inventory
of property left In
your box ~ that
Includes serial
numbers of sicur·
lda.salesr~
and jewelry ap·
prailals. l<np the
Jlst at home. You
mJght . Mo think
about talmg out lnopenlive lnAlf·
ance on the contents. The average
cost to Insure $50,000 worth of MCur·
Ida or valuab&a Is S25 a year.
lbere are also two Import.ant lems
you thoukl not leave In the box, both
of which pertain to your estate. In
tome 11ata. as toon as a blink Is nod·
6ed of a cuttome''• de.mh, the de·
oe•eci'1 accounts .. &men and hls
or her safe-deposit box II tealed.
S..oe yoi. beneftds1es need lmmedl·
ate accas to the wtl1 and lde·lntur·
ance polida, °"9*'cMI of thae thouJd
not be ttONd.
When you pay a vtslt to your bank
vault, here are tome lllfety • to
follow:
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ulln9 yowr key.
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to you b8fore you tMe your .......
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S. Avoid opcMig the box~ In
the ptvac:y of the booth.
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Th&Ci1eat
Fabric Stick-Up·
C over ·a table.. decorate the
walls. make a basJ<et of flo\Alel"S
or tum out yards and yards of
gift-wrapping ribbon. You can
do aD these things and more with In·
expensive fabrics_. some homemade
paste and a brush.
To~ the paste. you mix flour,
water and sugar (our Instructions will
give you the details). Then use this
mbcture to attach fabric to any surface
you want to cover: walls. wtndow
• shades. bottles. waste·
baskets. telephone books.
picture frames. The ad-
vantage to using the hom•
made paste Is that the fabric
will stick and stay where you
put It. but it can also be easily
removed. One great idea:
Give a smart looK to ~ur
closet shelves inexpensively '>Y covering shoe boxes and
accessory boxes with a
decorative fabric.
You can also u.e the paste
to stiffen fabric (rendering tt
reslstant to unravehng) . Us-
ing this technique you can
make a number of fabric aaft
projects without having to
Paste-onfabrlcliocharmtng. cheerfuloftrnotive hem the edges: doth f!Qwers.
to the troditJcmoJ ~doth. ribbons. colorful napkin
& I
rings. holr dips and lapel pins.
One of the best ways to use the
stiffened fabric Is to make ribbons and
bows for gift wrapping. For Instance.
using this second method you can
make 45 yards of one-Inch-wide rib-
bon from one yard of 45-lnch fabric . a
great way to save money. because rib-
bon by the yard Is so expensive. With
the stiffened rti>Qn you can also
make wonderful bows with the aid of
a stai>ler and a length of Wire. a
chenille stem or-a Ps>e cleaner. to gNe
any package a distinctive look.
Detailed Instructions for making all
these projects. along with photo-
. graphs and lllu.strations. are Included
In the booklet. 1'he Great Fabric
You con molce a bouquet of ~
~-· '-1.Qbdc -including flowers. ·
·Oras up o dull napkin ring with o
flower mode from lti/fened doth.
Stick-Up" (*355). For your copy,
send $1 . 25 for postage and handbng
to:
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Midtown Stadon
New~ N.Y.10018
Be. sure to include booklet number
and your name. address and ZIP
code. (New York residents, 1111
please add sales tax.) ..,
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WASHINGTON-Establishment of a 'lbe Pogue Carburetor is named for
new world record for fuel econooxy its inventor, Cllarles Pogue, who is 81
-an incredible 1,368 miles per gallon and ailing in a Wiooipeg, Manitoba,
acl;U~ in the Shell Motor Mileage nursing home. Pogue is making no a~
Marathon by a special three-~ ve-tempt to prevent ottJer:s from produc-
bicle with 90cc engine-bas touched Ing and marketing bis invention.
off a stampede among car manufac-•MPG
turers and tinkmn to drastically in-, The Ford Motor CA>. of Canada, in a
crease the gas mileage of cars. test that is documented in "Secrets of
'Ibey are attempting to achieve this the 200 MPG Carburetor," proved that
with the Pogue Carburetor, a device the Pogue Carburetor does indeed
·which the Ford Motor Company has achieve a remarkable "5.7 miles per
shown can deliver ~ 200 mpg to an PINT-or D miles per gallon. .
"I feel the Public bas a right to know
how to produce its own bigb-mileage
systems,'' be says.
':If enough people are tooling
around in 106mpg cars, the auto and
oil industries will have no choice but
to offer fuel-efficient carburetors in
all production models."
~ Wallace says that the average car
bums only m percent oftbe fuel it con-
sumes. The real is~ •mhurned, and ··
is emitted through the car's tailpipe
as air pollution.
__ ordinary sedan. Allan W. WaJlace, author of ''Se-
'Ibis gaa-miserly carburetor bas cretl of die _, MPG Carburetor,"
All successful high-mileage carbu-:
retors eta utfcally iDcreaae the per-
centage of fuel that is vaporir.ed and
burned. never been mass-produced. says the Pope's gas mileage is not all
The Pogue is covered by aeveral that remarkable.
patents \slued by the United States He s&JI tllat others haft inwDted
Patent Office here, but a recent book carburetors with exceptionally bigb
asserts that the patenta are Invalid, gas mi'Mlea, too, but that the Ameri-
tbat anyone can now buUd the Pogue can people have been~ ID tbe dark
without Jepl restraint. about them by the oil <mptPM,
AJJ a rmdt, weadon, parts man-wblcb are aeeldng to paea: ve their
ufacturwl and enlreprwun are.nae-gnollne sales. ·
iag to ID8ll produce this peerle11 fuel To support bis assertion, Wallace
C001e1 ver. docmnenta several i 0 1t11D1 of atu-
"1bere'1 no reason why the average
car's 20 percent can't be hiked to .,
per~'' W&JJace says.
'"lbe C8i bwetur ~ ...,. la little
ctuarpl fnm what it WU iO ~
810," be ..,.. "rm hoplftl that my
boOk will apar a cha• to tbe ta.
fit ~ tbe natl~--tbe ecoloo. md tbe
CODIQl'Del"."
lmWTOOBDEB OOPIES AVAllABLE pendoua gas mikapa, lnd11ID1 It
'lbe book, called "Secrets of the mo mpg achieved by RaJPb lfoodr of ou To otatn a copy, re1tlen of tbla
MPG' Carburetor," contains full de-em, Fla., with a Ford~ and 1• nen ;..-need merelJ amd their
bUla, lmdructions and diagrams on aw by 'l'Mmal1 w. Osle of El Pw, name alid lddnsl with ff• (pllll S1
bow to millnd tbe Pope. It states Teas, wUbaFordGeluie. PHI P ._.11'C; tGtal, '5•> to tbe
that aD)'ODe can build the carburetor, Wallace says bie bu ama11ed fOllowinl liddre11:
trfm ID a home wonsbop. enough cw hl.twJll ''to llll a let of Pl-rier DbllribaUnl, Pait Ollk:e
Copi• of "Secreta of the 7.DO MPG vol1111111tbelileolm~." Bas7777-PW,NewYcft.N.Y.llml.
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New York, N. Y. 10001, at $4.96 (plm $1 tems In bis book. ......"""'lJ remnmmded.. ,.._._.
Coma, Callu1H and 8'.nlona:
The Agc)ny of Da Met
Sy Jody Gaylln
If-you wve a second thought to your
feet, l 's probably to curse them for
hLa'ting ao much. We al tend to
abuse those ~ • the
ends of our legs -ltUfftng them Into
shoes that don't flt, standing on them
for hours It a time, walOOg, )ogging.
dmdng. And we ICJlll'CeJy ~ a
~ to the damagr we might be
i1fktlng on our poor eoles. It's no
wonder that_olten by the end of the
day, our feet are aching. and swo8en ..
And if we suffer from bunions, corns
or ca1. .... they probably feel even
~.
But though wear and tear on the
feet CIWI ..,._ thae afllidlons, ex·
perts beliew that the tendency to get
corns, calU9eS and bunions Is prtnwt-
Jy heredbry.
Bunions
Bun;>ns .... Cllltalnly aQlJ8Vated
by lhoes," notes Ridwd Jacobs,
M.D., had of the dMlion of or-
dq>edic surgery at Ahny Medical
Colege, Absty. N .Y. Bui they "tmd
to be famlll." He DCUI, b lrm.a,
that bunons occw In cultures whee
going tMufoot II c:ullDmlry.
A bl.riofl II an abranlll alignment
of the bona of the big toe mid front
pmt of the foot 1hat cm-. a bony
poninence on 1ht mer 9cle oi the
foot. Pralure from shoes (partlcularty
hW! heels that thrust the foot forwerd)
adds to bunion dilc:ombt, caUlklg
pain and .... ~.
\\Me ,.. ... ~ lo«,.-shoes can
help aleWde bunion pain, the only
pemanmt way to rid youl'lel of bw'l-
ionl, say 1ht ..,,..., 11 turgll'Y. Some
recommend an of&ce procedure cal-
ecl "~ indlion ambulatory
a.gay." In which • tiny lndlion Is
...... to sPld down the lrouhlaorne
PfC*ul1on. Oltm OlttqJedW1 and
podllllltlD bdtw that bunions are
bllt NmOWd In a holplal. wt.. a
lmge lndllon II made and pll1 !'f the
~bone" rwmowd .
Corm -Calluw ~. CGmt Ind ·-... ,... of NCUNnl 6tdlorl or tiMuo .__
~acr1,........,.ona.,_,w
af .. feet, aolOl .. 119 to Aebeilh
Rob.ti, pre f II CS .,.._ • the
New Yolk Colege of Podll$y md
uhor of On ~ ,_ '(Rodm.
I
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Press, 19EK>) . Catlusi!s tend to appear
on the ball of the foot or b6g toe, corns
on the toes. The pr..ure can come
from poorly fitting shoes or an Im·
balance In the way our body weight ls
carried by our feet . The imbelmlca
c.an have genetic artglns (muscle
dewlopfuen1 of the feet and &egs, for
lnllance) or rauk from your way <>f
life (the fact that you walk a Act). The
frk:tion and lrrilldcn can lead to an
addlional blood supply in the wea,
lnaeated cell growth and. finally, the
emergence of a com or calus.
It is Important. to ~ both corns
and calluses eariy, says podiab1st
Gery Gonion, dnc:IOf of the running
and jogging~ at the Unlversly
of P~arua Spans Medk:ine
<Anter. If they are allowed to !JOW
they wtl become more dif6cult to
remove. He advtsa sUfferan to ex-
cen:l9e caudon when using over·the·
counter com Nmedia:, They fre-
quently c:on..-n an add preparation
dalgned to tun away the com.
TM tmdmcy to fld come,
oalll ra and bwdotll ,.
prfmarfly "~
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a.llhion su:ppOrt.
Ful & MK Illes (range
varies IM:th indMdual c;olon).
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By nlot11yn Hanaen
0 n Monday. the United
States and the Netherlands
wUI celebrate the 200th an-
niversary of continuously
peaceful diplomatic relations between
tht two countries. The Dutch have
contributed to the American social,
poliltcal and cultural scene In diverse
ways. One of the very earliest. ·of
ooune, was the original Dutch lettJe-
ment In New Amsterdam. now New
York C1ry.
At a dinner ~-I had the
opportunity to meet a Dutch-born
eu.cutlve, Eddy J. M. Florljh. and his
Dutch wife. Marianne. Eddy, an ex-
cellent cook. Is general manager of
the flaglhtp hotel of Hilton lntema·
tional's \/mta group In the United
States, Villa lntem.adonal New York.
The hotel Is located on JM lite of the
original Dutch settlement, New
Amsterdam.
Here .. a few Dutch recipes from
the Florijn cooking fies.
I' a MML.Y WlllU.Y ... ti. -
CHEESE 1RUFFL£S ·
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or Pwm•lllll dMeM
114 'lellfll'M Nit
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o.lt tromd w.di ,....
1 C11P IM .,....,...... breed
cnmbe
1. ln mixer bowl or bowl of food proccs-
ror. beat together butter. chHM. ult.
musaard and pepper.
2. ChUI mixture slightly untU it can be
shaped Into blte-stn balls,
S. Ron balls In pumpernickel aumbl. Ar·
range balls on a plate: cover with plutk ·
and refrigerate untU ftnn. Serve as an ap·
pettzcr with drinks.
M"a about 18 bolls
DUTCH PANCAKES (Para•••>
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1 ........ pork In mllllln ol
VIMgllr and ol In cowred gjall,
poroelaa1 °' aainlal c:out.•..-;
-...1 hows or~ In ........
I. Drain padt cubes. SMwe
·pork cubes on reed or metal
--.... Pleoe IMwes on broils
Ing nick and brol 4 incha from
IOWCC of hat, 3 mi"luta ftnt *'-· tum and broil 3 mi"lllta
..:iond ade. Or broil on bar·
beaJC SJtl. turning unUl • doM
• you Ice. If you UM lhe Oft·
entlHypc ,. lk.ewm, ~
Nwtl' ends In water to pmiatt
tuning ..
,_ M.ilr. pania ... .ace: In
... --hloes until .... ~;'"lliiiut 3 minute.
"' In lrNll bowl. bleaiC! Nloa.
pemwt butter, gartlc. brown
aigw, Wlml waiter. soy sauce
.nd lllnon juice. Pour a1CC
• owr the ~ pork °' p-.
llPIObtly In • bowl.
Maka 2 to. 4 .,.,,,.,,.
"We .. to .. pork .... wlh
aUlty Frendt brad and • big
Iliad," ~ Mlrtaiuie ~.
"Ii• ., -. twnrMr mal. I
you m the meat ino lh-lnc:h
alba and had on llMI ._,..
... ... ,,.... laity c:ocbill
food.• Thia r«:fpe ol hlon Mal
(l'tgn It OM of MYtraf lhlt ...
now pert ol the Dudt b>4 c:uJ.. .....
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ArtmaOON
Dm'CIHT
Americans an tired,
says. ooted ~ expert,
.-id could stand to Ile
down for the midday
siesta common ln m.-.y
Southern Hemisphere
countries.
Almost three-quarten
of us have to be aw.kened by an alarm dock, for tnttance.
reports Or. Wille Webb, profalOl' of psychology· at the
Untvenly of Florida. If we were getting the proper amount
of sleep, he says. we would wake up wllhout prompting.
Evidence indkala that the need for a nap ls part of our
body cyde. akhough our energy sAump seems to come
doter to 3or4P .M.,
rather than tmmedt-
ately after lunch u
was thought prevt· cxmy.
"The nap ii the Liit
ptriod of...,~
up by young1ters,''
says Wabb. "and It Is
qulddi; nlt\a'ned to In
o&d age [75 percent
of 50· to 60-year-
olda nap} and when
our tchedulllS psmll
t 140 pllC81t of a>&-
• students w.bb
•,..s-;L'"'lllllll-..i ..... 11' surveyed are nap-pas)."
rLCMllB•IG 7 UiCUSllOllS . . ,
Much the W-V 1dds ttuff them.Ms wllh candy even thou!ta they know I wlll bring on a ltomach ache, 80 per·
cent of chldrcn rwport they Ilka -=-Y movta Ind TV
shows, although
over half suffer
afterward from
nightmares, ner-
~ or~ , .......
Wiscon sin r•-
tarehcn Joanne
C.... and Sandni
Reilly r•ce:i UWyed 'nS
and mt.~
end JOO of ....
.,..,.... Flfty-ftw
pll'Omllf of the kids
NpOfted thw .,.
ch&n19 ~ ~
lion• when th.y
were age 6 or
unds. althouF ,_'-we ..,.ad tMm ~
Among lhe art.II .nowt to kkil ..........
lhowr1 on TV ad\ • Jowt, Ilona with TI.. ~
Ht.tit, Th• Mad o/ Or end eds for horror rnovt.. R.Nly
dochMdrwi ... ,...of..,.~ ... c.... ........
dllV dan't ...r m ...-~ or Mu. lh* fuluN
·~=ldld . .. idll&ted to ltay tNdia and ·,.p. 1 bv
._.,.....,.tlme,'"CANartaldua ... lt ......... m
the lllCllbki C\81ollly ... .tlOW bv _. .... .,... .. ... of. gory acddtnt.'"
Don't lblp onto Kathartne Hepburn's
tuJf. You 'D pay the price.
Reoendy, durtng • paformance of her
8roedw.y play, The ~ &de ~
Kalle spotted a front-row viewer pk>p his
fM on the lip of the stage. She turned to
him and growled .. "You must take your
feet off the stage'.. and
wtlhout skipping a beat
went on wllh her lines. But
after the show, she stopped
the ~. k>oked Ill the
poor guy and roared, "'You
must never" agmn do a~
~ that In a theater. I was
expecting that the next
thing you'd want was for
me to bring you a pipe and
sllppen. You shouldn't be a
boor. You shouldn't pick on
us like that betcaa •• we are
sining ducks up here."
Alter a moment of si·
lence. the audience broke
tnto cheers. Later. the
unidmtl6ed. dlalUled boor
slipped off Into the night.
YOU •UST •a•BmR 1H•
The secret ti> audng an dfecdve ad -hire ex-jocks
or ea Colby. Or 11o uys a .urwy by Video StorybOard
Tats of the molt-remembered TV ads of 1981. The win·
ner WM the Miiier Lite ~ wMh aD those former
alhleles hoildng bee end taldng funny. Number two was
the Cob ad With 811 Colby, whoee smilng face allo pushed
Jel-0 pudding to number 15 and Ford to 21 .
Of c:oune, whit we NtMmber about a c:ornmerdli
dom'l't always do a oompmny much good. For lnDncc,
10 percent recalling the Jama Gamer/Martetle Hartley
camera ads thought dMV.....,. for Kodak, not Polaroid.
Here .. 1981'1 10 mQlt--fMmOC'eb&e TV ads:
1. Miller lJte.
2. Coca-Cola.
3. P..,..cola.
4. Or. Pepper.
5. McDonald's.
6. Bell System.
7. Po&arold.
8. Fnnch's
Mustard.
9. Seven-Up.
Nllr'~ ... : Air ••• ,,.. ,..,,~ .. twr.. 10. o.car Mayer.
(Sun .·Mon .. Arla ; rest,
Ta&llUI) S X -tt.Jley
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Ar1'aany Qum 67; 0-.
~~tchr:iso1!4;~ c..n.,w 44.,...., -\W-
erle a.ttnclll 22; Shtrt.y
Templit 54; ..... Me;ors 42. s h•-a.msa I ad ·40: ~ MlcUN 48.
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-. THESE LOVll llTIMIN PRICES!
~ rr/pu tfou 'f/,i 8ettRA ~ l.oO!t!
One glance shows they brtna you big uVlngS on "pot8nt llA8T'MCMID ... VllA ~°"----SIOOO --
vttamlna •nd organic mlnenilal But pl••• .ct now while W.ll OAOEA couPON 1
theae 1ow prices are In .effect. It'• wy to order. VITAMIN , 8° llON11f8,;~ •UNI .. :?.:; c.r.._ 0 tGOb t.• e '.J 500 b 1.21 •
.,..,. ~ 51nt ::J 1000 tor 15.11 :