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SUNOA Y. FEBRUARY 6. 1983
• • Insanity bill draws ire, praise
J ay Mosel.-y
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... o.1tJ NM ....
A at.ate Senate bill that could
bring sweeping changes to
Insanity defenaea In the
courtroom has been pralaed and
criticized by two leading Orange
County attorneys
Jay Moeeley, a deputy district
attorney, said the propoeed law
would diacourage the criminal
from uaing insanity as a way to
get off the hook.
He charged that many
cnminals use the maanily plea e.s
a way to get a short stint Ill a
mental hospital on ly to strike
again once they are free.
But attorney Marshall
SchuJrnan, a one-lime prosecutor
involved in the famed "Onion
Field" murder caae and now ln
private practice, aald the bill
would reaull in puniahment to
Innocent and mentall y alck
pensona.
"If a person is aack and he'a not
a criminal, he ahouldn't be
The effect of the auggeeted
law would be to force crimina.1a
to flniah up a prlllon term aft.er
they have been "cured" and
releaaed from a mental hoepltAl.
The lawyers aquared o f f
during a debate Friday aponaored
""Tht•y tulk insane in lht' courtroom a nd the n talk
:-.unt~ wht·n th ey want o ut. ,,
handled by the criminal system,"
Schulman said.
The bill. authored by Sen
David Roberti, D-Los Angeles,
would require accused pen10ns to
plead "guilty but Insane" instead
o f "not guilty by reason o f
Insanity "
by the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Conunerce. Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Bruce Sumner, who did not offer
his opinions on the bill,
moderated the talk.
The public outcry on ln.sanlty
u a criminal defense reached a
protest e d
H()ignit y After Death," o
gro up that is seeking a ban on
what it claims is a
multiple-bod y crem a tio n
practicf>, march ed Saturday
outside the Ha rbor Lawn
Mount Olive Mortuary in (~ois ta
M esa. Kathleen Kendall, le ft.
comrorts Ynez Cinocco,
Huntington Beach , who du rin~
a break in the demonstration
grie ved about last summe r's death
or her husband.
Rain yields to cloudy but dry skies
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN of the D.., "°4 8teft
In termittent rain that dre nc hed the
Orange Coast on Saturday will give way to
partly cloudy conditions today and Monday.
National Weather Service forecasters said
Temp<>r11tures are e xpected to peak at
about IH degrees today. dro pping to a
low in tht• uppN 40s tonight
A new storm 1s brewing over the Pacific
Ocean, but Northern California a nd the
Pac·1f1c· Northwest should feel the brunt of ll
Mon<iav according to Jeff Wright, a weath('r
serv1N.' te<-hruc1an in Los Angeles
Saturday's s howers produced another
quarter -inch of rain in Southern California,
which 1s still rl'C'OVering from f1 w· previous
storms during tht> last two weeks
The storms l.l)()k their toll on manne hfe.
prompting the Sea Lion Marine Mammal
Ct>nter in Laguna Beach to requt'St donatJons
to care for m1ur1.'d seals and st>a hons, said
director John Cunningham
More than 27 marine mammals arP at the
110 11 profit ('t•n ter. and food and medical
supphC'S cost $100 a day, Cunnin~ham said
Some of tht> animals suffered dehydration
and hypothermia after being stranded on
beaches pummeled by high tides.
Saturday's storm tnggered some mud and
rock slides in Malibu. The storm knocked out
e lec tricity for 800 c usto m e rs of the
de partment o f Los Angeles Water and
Pow~r. The USC radio station, KUSC FM.
was off the a1r for about two hours.
The latest s torm bro ught Southt!rn
California's season rainfall total to 13 96
incht>S The average rainfall total for Feb. 5
1s 8 71 inches
Mesa's professional actors double
pitch when w o uld-be assaasin
John Hll\Ck.Jey waa found to be
lnaane when he shot President
Reagan and three others.
"You only see an insanity
defense when the guilt Ill clear,
when the authorities have the
Boods on tht! guy," said M08elt>y.
"When the police do a good job
on a case, you seem to get an
epidemic of insanity."
Moseley said criminals are
prac ticed at "manipulating"
psychiatrists and that m ental
health expt>rts, because they
want to be ht>lpful to pallt>nt4,
are sometimes "conned "
"They talk insane in the
courtroom and then talk sane
CSee INSANITY, Page A2>
County fears
$500 million loss
• Ill road funds
By JEFF ADLER
Of IM Delly ~lot Steff
C lose lO $500 m1ll1on in h1Rhway improveme nt pro.)C(·ts are
threawm-d 1n Oran"'t' County by t he federal Environmental
Prote<:tum Agency's Jnnoum:t'<J intention to rl.'1mpose economic
som·t1om, becauSl· dl·an air rl'CjUtremenlS h.JVe not been mt•t
"We arc· very concerned," said Thomas J enkins. executive
d1 r~·tor of thf' Orange County Transportauon Com.rrussion. "It
l·ould affe<:t our half-billion doUar program and what worries me
mort-. we couldn 't start designing or e ngineering on new pro,ects."
Roadwurk funded with federal dollars that would be haJt.ed
mdudes w1dl'mng uf the Santa Ana, San Diego. H1vers1de and
Cost.o Mc>sa freeway~
Other projecL'i would mclude the extension of the Corona del
Mar freeway, from Red Hill Avenue to Jamboree Road, expansion
of the Santa Ana-Newport Freeway mterchange; widening of
Paci fic Coast Highway, from MacArthur Boulevard to GQlden
Wt'!>t Avenue·. and w1dl'nmg of Laguna Canyon Road
Orange County officially JOtned 217 other counties in 33 stat.es
last week when EPA Administrator Anne Gorsuch took the first
sl{'ps toward imposing sanctions
Also included were Los Angeles. San Bernardino and
Riverside l'OUntJ(>S au tn th(> South Coast Air Quality
Management District -and Ventura County
Gorsuch announced the EPA would continue its ban on the•
ronstruc:uon of new ractories m those areas She also said the
agency 1s c:onsidering renewin~ highway construction sancuons m
thn:>t' an'a" that fall to meet air quality standards.
Officials of the South Coast Air Quality Management District
have long acknowledged that 1t will be unable to meel 1987 air
quality standards for ozone and carbon monoxide m the
atmosphere
It was only late last year that Gorsuch hft.ed federal sanclJons
m the statt•
Th£' Cac:tory l'Onslructwn ban l'()uld t..akt> effect as early as
July I. while the wider ban on highway constructJon proJ(.'C'ts
would not be fmahu..-d before next fall at the earliest. C'xplamed
Arnold Sherwood, air quality program manager for the Southern
California As.soc1atton of Governments
S herwood and others point out that the levying nf sanctions
1s a political tactic EPA officials have adopted to pressure
c~mgres.s to amend the Clean Air Act
"This game 1s a political one. They (the EPA) are taking a
strict inU>rpret..allon o f the ac t to have a maximum impa1.·t on
Congress." Sherwood said
Thi' sanctions could cost Southern Cal1f~rn1a $400 m1ll1on a
yt>ar. h1· said
as TV pitchmen
By TOM TITUS
0( die 0..., "°4 t WI
If you've ever done a double takt> while
watching a television commercial and thought, "I
know that actor ." you're probably a regular
theatergoer at South Coast ReperlDry.
Back then, of coune, all three worked at
regular jobs to keep the wolf from the door wtuJe
pounng most of their young energy into their
craft onstage at night. When SCR grew into a
Cully professional operatio n , they became
full-time act.ors.
to the big theater (SCR's Fourth S tep in the
South Coast Town Center) and it bec ame
apparent that I would no longer be playing three
leads a year. It seemed like a good way to
supplement my income and still work at SCR."
"I do commercials so I can a fford to do
theater work," says Doyle, 37, who steers clear of
more Ume-<X>nsuming roles in dramatic series.
"It's much easier to do one-day jobs than episodic
telt>vision."
"My agent ffets frustrated because I'm
always in a play. says Doyle, who's playing a
Hollywood agent hllmelf In "Boy Mttts Girl."
"But this is my choice. TV commercia1s fit into a
reperlDry actor's achedule.
St>veral m e mbers of the Costa Mesa
company moonlight (or "sunlight") as TV
pitchmen, and find the financial rewards for a
few hours' work endorsing cars, restaurants or
homt> appl.i.a.nces often exceed the remuneration
for weeks of rehearsal and performance on stage
In a more idealistic time, say 15 years ago.
the idea of supplementing their income with
commercial work would have prompted a cold
ahoulder (rom actors like Don Tuche, Richard
Doyle or Hal Landon Jr., all of whom have ~n
with the company since its early days on the
Newport Beach bayfront.
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But acting as a profession. while it may pay
the rent, doesn't leave much left for the finer
things in life-unless you're Burt Reynolds or
Clint F.astwood. For the average working actor,
employment is seasonal and the wagea moderate.
"l sort o f looked down my noae at
commercials for a long time, becauae I considered
myself a stage actor." says Landon, 41 , who
starred in such early SCR productions u "A
Moon for the Ma.begotten," "A Streetcar Named
Desire" nnd "One F1ew Owr the Cuckoo'• Nest."
"I'd been approached by a commercial agent
but J wasn't all that in terested. Then we moved
California
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After their finn look
at eeonomlc ree .. iont
teen-qen are finding
tMlr way back to llae
••qfe(y •nd comfort"
of th~ 'SO. wlt .... I
d•ipen' hype. Pap _
Cl. • .J
Landon, who's currently playing a bumbling
cowboy at.ar in "Boy Meet.a Girl," has been
pitching on the tube for four years now. You
may remember him as the "other tire salesma.n"
on the Mark C . Bloome ads or o ne of tht>
deli.aht.ed diners at Love's Restaurant. He's al!lo
done pitches for Wendy's and Safeway
lf you're a fan of Alphy's Restaurant or
Von'a Markel, you've probably seen a lot of Rick
Doyle, who looka at his Alphy's check and ask.a,
"la that all?" Doyle ts the eenior pitchman among
SCR regulars with aome 10 years In the TV
buaineM.
"Now," he cont:lnuea, "SCR has enough
clout that an actor can arranp with a ahootlnc
company to be releued by 6 o'clock so that he
can make it to a performance. I've done about 40
commercials over the laat 10 yean and I've never
missed a performance at SCR."
Tuche, 43, ls the tenior actor in the SCR
tSee ACTORS, Page Al)
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"Fame not
so k een '
America's fav:rhe
sourpu&A Andy Rooney
tells why .. fame is no t
t-0 keen,, and looks at
thf' diM>rden peoplf'
share on Page AS. H iA
lateal column ap~an
on Pa~e A6.
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UCI ' Antraters
lose s close one
lJC Irvine'• ba1ke tball
team came up t hort
•1•iosa natloully-
rankecl Unlvenhy of
Nevada at Laa Vegaa,
loeln1 70-68. See
1port1, Pa1e B 1.
Crime stop
big bus iness
Crime duesn 't pay but
th.-n ime preventio n
indu&triea pocket· 120
billion per year ln
consumer aalea. Take
a look at the local
market on Page C:S.
·\2 Orange Coa1t OAtl Y PILOT /Sundey, February e. IQ8J
Bullet fired at
' trucker driving
Mes a Freeway
A h 1gh-p!lWl·rt-<l uulJet struck
.1 supt.•rmarkcl truck Saturday Ill
Urnn!(t' 111 whut appeared to be
tlw fifth shouung in Ca lifornia
,1Llnbutcd to the 1nde p.,nden t
truekers sLrtk<·. <1uthoriues said.
It was tlw thmJ su<:h attot·k on
,i Lru<.'ker 111 Orunge County in
1 h ret• days
Thi• trUl'k dnvl•r, whose nanit•
w a s n o t r t.' I 1· a s e d , w a s
northbound on the Costa Mesa
Fret·way near Nohl RanC'h Road
• .i Ill 11 a.m. whe n h(' heard a
loud "thud," Lt Bob Krauss o(
th<· Orangt• pohC'e department
-..11<1
Wht•n the driver pullt·d the
\'1•h1l'lf' o ff the fret·way. h e
nottc•c•d what appeart'Ci tu be a
I 1u lll'I hult• in thc trailer portion
, ti tht• rig The point of impact
was I 0 f t-t•t bl'111nd tht• tractor .
K1·aus.' ~ud Police wc•rt> unablt-
10 l1l(.'~11t· :. sh<•ll l'as1ng.
T lw drtVC'I' was not injured
Tlw Orang1• inndt·nt followed
. 1 s1m1lar m<-•1d1•nt Friday when a
p.1sstnl<( motorist shot at a truck
on th1· Sanw Ana Fr<'f'Way in
S.1nU1 An<1 Tht> driver of tha t
ng. A~usun Ct-drno. :i2. o f Los
J\ngl'l('ll, also t•&:aped inJury.
On Thursday, a motorist with
,1 nflt• shot at a truckC'r on th('
H 1v"r-;1 d l' F r l' l' w av 1 n l ' as t
Ana ht•11n H 1• also-was not
trtjUl't'<.I
F.l ~ww IH•rt· 1 n the n a t1 o n .
a1111nal Gu.11 d ht'l1 copt(l rs
hovt•t t•d ovt•r North Car olina
h1ghw~1 y~ .ind O k la h o mJ
off .<Ju ly JlfhOn guards palroll<'d
ovt·qmsst'S 10 ha It es<' a la tmK
vlt11t•nc~ 1r1 tlw 111xth day of tht.>
IC L r 1 k t· b y so m c I 0 0 . II 0 0
1ndt·pc.·11d1•nt lrut·kt'rs
In f lurtda, lht• lnd11.111 H1v..r
<·11rus industry hus t·1111 w "tu u
snt-t-chin~ h alt" with most
pm·kmg hou~ shut duwn. said a
trade assoc.·1atwn ll'adcr But an
N •• ,.. Yori< fonrl kf'pl flowing
111to majOr d1stnbut1on (•entl'rs
with ft'w dlsr up11on:.. offH·1als
said
In Sl'vc•ral sla tes, h 1~hway
µatru ls bee(ed up f o rces,..-
t'SfX'('lally at night, as violent acts
by truckers a nd n on -truc kers
alike s t eadily 1ncrease~d . l n
Missc1u ri. night patro ls were
11wreased by 20 percent for as
long as tht> strike lasts
Tht· s trike was called las t
Monday by the Independent
Truckc•rs ASSO('Ultion to pro test
S<.'ht'<.lult>d tnCrt'ast.'S In (ue ) taxes
.md highway user taxes. S ince
l hen, m ore than 1,000 acts of
vwlerwt• havC' bt't'n reportc.-d 1n 37
states. rt•sulting in ont• Jtc>ath .
morl' than 50 people lflJUrt'ci and
at least 67 arrf'Sts.
Tht• ;.1ssociat1on c luims to
rt-'JJN.'SC.'nt 30,000 of the nation's
I 00.000 andt>pt•ndent trucker s
The 1ndept!ndent haulers own
and operate th eir own rigs and
haul most of the nation's produce
.md mut•h of its steel Tht• s trike·
1s oppost'd by the Teamskrs and
t-orpora ll' haulers
Few actual short.agc-s of food
wt•n · reported Saturday. but
somt:' prit'l'S Wl·re ht-ginning to
r1St.· and wholc.>sJlers and reuulers
nat1onw1d1· l'Xp<><.•ted µroblems by
m1dw1-t•k 1( tht' strike t'Untinues.
INSAN ITY ARGUED. • •
From Page A 1
when th ey want to get out (of a
mentaJ instituuon)," he said.
Schulmfln said the senate bill
would be a throwback. to "the
snake pits and madhowies we've
graduated from "
He said h e does not believe
t here has been an increase in
msa.ruty defenses m recent years
and that it is the excepuon when
a person strikes again after being
released from a me ntal hosp1taJ.
Schulman said the media
focused on cases where released
mental pauents have comrrutt.ed
new c-runes and "blown them
way out of proportion "
"In Cahfo rn1a." he a dded,
"Hinckley w ould have been
guilty The case lS a mistake. It's
not a good example "
Sc hulman s a i d l aws in
Wa shingto n DC ., wh e r e
Hinckley was tned, are different
bec ause prosec uto r s must
demonstrate a perso n is not
insane. instead of a defender
proV1.ng his client is insane
Moseley said the senate bill
would provide n e w public
saleguard.s. He said it is now up
to m ental h ealth experts to
detemune when a patient should
be freed. He said the ball would
put that decision In the hands
of the cnminal justice system.
"I'm not saymg there ar en 't
sick people," h e cautioned, "but
this (the bill) would lake away
the incenuve to beat the rap."
The bill, introduced last year,
has not come up for a full senate
vote
Man 's l egs
• c ut in
county crash
A 25-year-old man auemptmg
to repair his stalled car on an
O r ang e Co unt y fre e wa y
Sa turday had his legs amputat.ed
and was badly burned when his
<.'ar was hit from the re ar by
another vehicle, the California
I hghway Patrol reported.
Tht-accident victim, Dennis
Arthur Walke r , o f Edgem o nt,
was undergoing surgery late
Saturday at UC Irvine Medical
C4o'nter 1n Orangt.'
CHP O fficer Dennis Calora
said Walker's auto had stalled at
about :l p.m on a transtt1on road
connecting the Santa Ana and
Garden Grovt' freeways nt•ar the
Oran~t·-Santa Ana bordt>r
Calora said Wa lker had raised
thl· trunk o f his c·ar and was
removing sum<· tools whl•n a n
auto urivt•n by Wilham Paul
Morrison, 55. of T ustin, struck
the rc·ar of Walkt:r's car.
Tht• impact S<'Vered Walker's
legs and caused both autos to
cxplodt'. the CHP office ~1d
Ln adtJ1unn to the leg tnJUrtes,
Walkt•r was sc·rtouslv burned
ovl'r fiO percPnt o f his body.
Calora said
Partly cloudy toda y
Coastal
Coas1al high 60, 1nlano 6~
Coastal low 46. inland 36 Wale<
60
Ocean winds weal 10 north-I
12 10 18 i.no1s lhll 1t1ernoon
Wln<l WIVel 3 10 4 1991 Wes1erly
swells 3 to 5 tee1 -· ( ' •• 4;. Sllllllll<lry
A winier 11onn IOfftC&SI IOf lhe
M t ow eal tilled 10 develop
Saturo 91 1>111 snow contlnuocl lo tall over 1rie area wllh at leall
tour CUJalhs a1tt11>ule<I to d"V\00
on h1Qhway11 'overtKI w11h 1<;e and
snow Ther e w as new snow 1n
Kanau, "'90rul(1. MIUOU<t and
00<1MU1ern OkleN>ma. bul not
1n the .mounts f!Bt lorecaal Dy
the N•tlonat We•th4H Service
S11ow also wu torecall tor
parts ot 1n. Nortneatt today, th41
llllh 1nn1ver1ary ol Iha huge
B ll 11 1rd ot 78 e
once ·ln ·e-century storm tha t
er~ lh41 region f<>f e -The un u auelly mild
1em~11ure1 for 1he Nor1nea.1
dlNIC>PMf9d Selufday The high 1~11wra In New Yori! Cl1y on
S•lurd•y •ll•r11oon ••• 3 l
dlQ•-It had reached 59 on
Thur'edl!Y.
R••ldenu 01 the Tll••• Pe~ had 10 conl90d wllll
hlQfl wtr)d• 111e1 blew 1 • tncheS ol
snow 11110 drffl• Saturday. and
..s1nor1tia. Niki the ,_ road• thal
remelned puaable •!!•In could
l>8 QOWfed. Th• Ta••• Oep er tmenl 0 1
Pull4k: 8eMfY rae>Orted lhal motl
road• -r• "tnowp•ct.ed and
11-doue" llfter the MCOnd In • _... of wtnl« 1torm• domped '"°"' a1 ra1 .. of up to an ltlcll an hOu< on Iha.,.. Frldry
In K1n111. w lnl•r tlor m
warnl1111• potlad tor Ille atate
w•r• llll•d elter • 11orm that
b9gan Friday night mov.o qvlcllly
ttvougll lhe •late. and wu not M
••rlou• '' lorec1a1er1 h•d ·~ K~ mud --_,. In tNI ~1. ~ Naveto
lamlll•• In Maw M•11lco end
Arl.ronl rema1,,.0 maroon8d In
t1olal8d 1po11 ol 1"-lr gl1n1
, ..... 9'1on. FCMll ... ,hw 11\al kept lvmy
H4MloNll Ouard llelloo9tare ttom
~Ing relief~ ltla PMI
hlO deys ~ad to be clMtfng
let\lfday
111 IMw W.alco, true .. w9'1
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CO\ildbe~
Tlw9I pec>pea -· ltllled In IWO ....... to-d 90Cldenf1 during •
''l d 1y nloM 1now11orm In ()'..,_._'TIM HIOfNay PatrOI ~ t>otl\ ec:c10en11 on Icy ~;1ye. Mluoufl HIOllway CIMolft ...... drMt ...
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--ha<I lorecas1 uo 10 eogn1
lnct>es OI snow
Rain also wu 1eall9'ed over
norlhefn and c.ntraJ Catllornla
wllh snow In "IOI* ....,.Ilona
For 1od•y. the Na11onel
Weathef s.<'YIGe for.CUI snow
trorn 1111no11 aero•• lh• Ohio
Valley, the Great Lekea. the
11or thern two·thlrda of Illa
4ppetachlen• a11d the Allenllc:
Coat trom c.nlrel New England
through Virginia
Snow wtlf Change to rein o...,
lh41 Tar>,_ Velley end Nor1h
Cerot111a. ••lending acroH th•
Gull Co111 trom e 11 1 1ern
LOUltlane ltvOUQ'l florlde
Ra111 etao will retch from
western WUhlnQlon Snow wlll l>8
1c:a1tered o ver the mounlalnt
from aouti-n °'990" to nortl>«n
Artzona
Temperatures wlll r81lge trom
lhe single numbe,. and le•n•
over nonh«n New England. the
Upper Greet Le~ea. the upper
MIH •n lppl Valley and Norlh
Oa-0 1a end 1n10 eas1 ern
Monlane
11 Wiii be wermer 11 lhe Vtr9lnl1
coast w1111 1empe1aturea In the
mld-40'• and near 50 In -111rn
Weshingto11 11 will be In the
m ld-80'1 through 1ne Intend
a outhwe tt end Ta••• end
reec:hlng the mid· to uPP« 70'•
acroea aou•h«TI Florida
TemparaHH•• 1rou11d the
natlOn Sawdey 11ternoon ranged
lrom ~_,._below rero ••
Minot. N 0 10 73 degrNa II
Fort h La•td••d•I• and Vero
BMcti. Fla
Ca l i f orn ia
It wtfl be p8'11y cloudy lo leJr
a1on9 Iha c:outal region• ot
Southern C1lllornla today wlll'I
hight ranging trom Iha high SO.
lo lh41 mld-40t and IOW9 In tn.
~ ~nlllrl regtOnt 111e alto
ex pectad 10 ha¥a lelr weather
with high• In high 308 lo low oto.
and Iowa 1n the low 20a lo low
309.
N9wpor1 BMch .... ha ... a high
lamp«elure reading todtry ot 82
end a low tonight of •9 II WIM be
8 t In Santa Ana with a low of 47
l«ecaat
The waler temi>«alure along
tl'le Orange Coaat wlll range from tne high 50s 10 eo
Surf ooncllttonl -rated f llr lo OOod wttll waYM Of • 10 8 lae't and
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AO()le Valley 52 2S
Bakerslll!IO 54 39
Barstow 54 JJ
Beeumon1 SS 38
B>Q BNr •3 08
B11t>09 •6 73
Btylhe llO 50
Ce1allne 58 47
Culve1 C11y
Eureka 59 4Q
Fresno SI 43
L8"e Arrowt>eaO
L1nca11er 40 28
LOfl9 Beach 62 •8
LOI Angela• 67 SI
Meryavme 54
Monrovie 59 •O
MontebellO 59 52
Monterey ~ 48
Ml W"!IOn 37 30
Needlff 60 47
NewportBffct'I 83 48
Oakland 59 so
Ontl<lo 60 37
Palm Springe 61 •O
P::To• Puo ot>lea S2 43
RIWll'akll 58 37
Red Blutt 51 4 t
Redwood C11v llO 50
Reno 35 27
Sacramento 52 47
SallnH 58 47
SM'I Bernardino &8 3&
SI.II O•t>r .. I 84 41
San Diego 84 5-l
San Francieco !;e •• S•n JOM 57 47
Sant• An• 83 45
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Stoc111on 51 41
Tahoe Valley 34 '7 Thermol 62 46
Torrance 60 48
Yuma 63 50
C.t.NADA
CalQery t 7 09
fdmonton 09 10
Moo1rea1 09 00
0118WI 07 .05
Regtne -03 --09
Toronto 2() 07
Voncouver 42 26
Wlnnl1>t19 .08 -21
l"AN AME~AM
Ac:apuleo 90 ee
Barbados 85 ee
Be<mud• 84 55
BOQOI• Curacao 85 75
Freepor1 S7
Gue<111a1ara 75 48
Guedeloupe 73
Ha¥8118 81 81
Kingston 88 70
Montego B•y 85 ee
Mazell•n 83 59
Me<tdll 93 84
Me•ICO Clly 83 39
Mont.,rey ee 51
Naseau 81
Son Ju111 PR 8~ 88
l egucigalpe 88 57
1r1n1<1ad 88 68
Ve<11 Cru1 79 70
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AREAS -PIW11y CIOudy lueaday
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lowt 40 10 52 Moun111n .,. ...
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It was q uite a par a d e
Colin Rundel, 18 mon th!, of La~una Beach, got a he lping hand
from Marti Willer , h idd e n, in an effort lo see Saturday's
Patriot'i; Day parade in Laguna. Colin got a kick out of the
.. E.T., p hone home" the me on Jloat by School Power.,, a su ppor t
grou1• for tht• Laguna Un ified School District. Police estimated
8 ,000 to 9 ,000 line d the parade ro ute. T here wer e 3 .,000 parade
parti<'ipants. The march ended 10 minutes befo re it rained.
W estininster official queried
Residency sta t us, use of city <!ar, money probed
By ROBERT BARKER ()("tM 0.-,,.... l taff
Westminster City Councilman
Guinn "G il" Hodges has revealed
he was questioned by dis trict
attorney's investigators looking
into c1tv hall political acliv1t1es.
Hodges said he was quesuoned
about his residency, the uae of
city cars, travel expeMeS and city
business license practices.
H odges, who descr ibed the
questions as "off the wall," .said
investigators c<.1m<· to his office
t<"r 1d a y a t City Hall a t his
invitation
"We had been heanng about
an investigation and I called and
told the m I wanted to get It over
with as soon as possible . They
were responding to m y call," h e
said.
Deput y Distric t Attorney
Maurice Evans confirmed that
his o lf1ce is lookmg mto matten
tn Westminster . He declined to
state the allegauons or name the
people Involved, h owever
H odges, who recently
spe arheaded an unsuccessful
attempt to persuad e Queen
Eli:r..abeth ll of Gre4lt Britain to
visit Westminster, said he expeci.9
to have another 1e1slon with
investigators next week.
He said the questions we re
far-f etched, "but the D .A . is
obliga ted to investigate any
complaint even though it may be
propounded by a crackpot."
Some c oun c i l o fficials
apparently were informed by
interim Ci t y Manag er
C hris to phe r "Rocky" Johnson
early last week that mvcst1gators
wou.ld be in the c.:1ty to che<'k out
files and look int o various
matters
Hodges, and fellow councilman
Melvin Jay, both previously said
they were "assuming" that they
were targets of the inquiry.
A published r e p o rt also
mentioned a third councilman a.s
another possible target.
Hodges and Jay SA.id earlier
Friday that they believe the
investigation may be the result o{
"90Ur grapes" on the part of a
former part-time consultant to
the city.
The consultant alleged that
Hodges, a di.rector of the Public
Cable T elevision Authority, was
provided free cable tele vision
se rvice at a r esidence in
Huntingto n Beach, and not in
Westminster where Hodges said
he lives. .
Hodges a ckno wle dged the
cable television system was
installed in Huntington Beach .
b ut it was because he was
spending time there last sum.mer
while studying f or a bar
examination.
He said he maintained his
residency in Westminster during
that time.
He said th e telev1s1on service
has b ee n tran sfe rr e d
subsequently to h ia home in
Westmiruiter where he said he
has lived for six ye.an.
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!~SKI SALE
BOTH LOCATIONS ----
SKIS
Atom ic Bionic RS
Rossignol S3
Olin IV Comp
K2 355
BOOTS
Lange XLS
Nordica Poseidon
Salomon SX 8 0
BINDINGS
Tyrolia Je o
Tyrolia 280
Geze SE3
Stock L1m1ted to
Quantities on Hand
Were
280.00
240.00
295.00
280.00
265.00
195.00
2 10.00
135.00
11 0.00
225.00
NOW
199.95
1 79.95
309.95
309.95
CLOTHING
PARKAS
Obermeyer Claire
Mistral Ladies Down
Serac Mens Down
BIBS
SALE BEGINS
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 8th
10:00AM
Were
85.50
250.00
195.00
Now
39.95
n .95
H .91
Obermeyer Ladies Sadie 59.50 a9.91
Head Thlnsulate 142.00 74.91
Serac Mens 130.00 M.91
PANTS
Bogner Rio Ladles 188.00 99.91
Stretch Pants
Roffe Mens BTU 125.00 89.91
Stretch Pants
SWEATERS
Demetre, Mens Tim 75.00 39.WI
Meister, LOS Snowcone 52.00 ae.es
Kitex, Ladles Hearts 89.96 44.91a
CHILDAI N'I CLOtHINQ ALSO ON SALi
AT DMI TIC RI DUCTION
unu aTOaa
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_,
eirut c ar blast ignites
nf e rno killing 20
By 'ne A11oc late4 Pre11
A car-bomb explo.lon turned the Paleallrw Rc~arch Cf.ntt-r
and Lh e Libyan Embassy In Bt:-lrul, Leabanon into roar ing
lntern08 Saturday, killing 20 people, wounding 136 and ford n1
others to leap from balconies or clamber down drainpipes and
knotted cur tains.
• Police said the death toll t-ould rise from the tremendous ~explosion that b urned the two buildings, shook the central ~Hamra shopping district of the city's Moslem sector and sen t a ~cloud of brown smoke and de bris skyward. A shadowy group
i<:alled the Front for the Liberation of Lebanon from Forelgnen1 ~claim ed responsib ility, and the Palestine Liber a t ion
; Organization and Soviet news agency Tass blamed the Israelis ! and their agents.
·i 'Butch e r of L yon' j ailed in Fran ce
~ LYON, France -Klaus &rbae. the Nazi "Butcher of
• Lyon," was e xpelled from Bolivia and Clown to France under
; military guard Saturday LO Ix-lfll-d for torturing and killing
: thousands of Jews and resistant'<' fighters during World War II.
, Court officials said the 159 -yt'ar-old &rb1e was taken to the
· Fort de Montluc mili tary prison hf•re in Lyon where he was
111d1C:lt'tl lnr "lTinws ag;unsl huma1111y·· involving morl' than
11,000 dt•Hths
U.S., Turk ey policy angers Greek
ATHENS, Greece Premier A ndre~ Papandrrou warned
President Reagan in a letter releast:'d Saturday that American
plans to mcrease military aid to Turkey could affect the outrome
or talks on the future of four u.s milllary bases In G reece.
Paµandreou. whost• StX·1;ih~1 govl•rnnwnl wanL<; to shut
down the bases eventually, said preserving the balance of pow<'r
between Greece and Turkey 1s c-rul·1al lo reaching a nl'w
Greek-American defense cooperation agreement.
Bush sees n o comp rom ise o n a1·111s
ROME -Vice President George Bush said Saturday the
United States was flexible but would not compromise principles
in its nuclear arms talks with lhl' Sov1N Union
"Ours as not a takl' 1l or lt·av1• 11 prupos1t1un We'rt· 11ul,
however, going to give up on princ1pl~ ... Bush said in responst:'
to welcoming remarks from Prt'm1t.>r Amintore F'anfana at
Palazro Chigi. the Italian poht1t·al leader's official res1dt•ncc.
Bush made a snow-delayed flight to Hurne from West Germany.
Weinberger lik e ly to visit Pek ing
PEKING -Secretary o f State Georg{• P Shultz.
completing a four-day effort to 1mprnvl' Chrnt'Se-U.S. relations.
said Saturday that Defense Secr<'l.ary Caspar W. Weinberger
may visit Peking soon.
Shultz flew LO South Korea lh1s morning after intensive
meetings he re with seven principal Chinese Communist
officials. including top leader Deng Xiaoping
S hultz madl:' dC'ar that Weinlx>rg1·r 1~ rnlt•rt.'Sll'<l in ml'i.'trng
ChrneSl• lt•aden.. but addl'CI no Sp<'l:1f1c-arrang1·nwnL" hdVl' bc-t•n
madl'.
NATION
$6 millio n in p en sio ns paid to dead
WASHINGTON -A check of records from 11 states, N~w
York City and the Veterans Administrallon has uncovered 1,4 11
cases an which Social Security paid more than $6 milJion to dead
people. • r
That may be just the tip of the iceberg, according LO Social
Security Commissioner John Svahn, who suspects that the
agency may have paid a total of $1 00 miJHon to the deceased.
T he 11 at.ates involved in t he pilot study were California,
Indiana. Iowa, Kentucky, Maine. Michigan. New Jersey, New
·Mexico, Oh io. Tennessee and Washington.
...
ACTOR S PITCH. • •
From Page A 1
1table, havl"I bwn preMnt at the o,..tJon of the
rompany ~for. It arrived on the Oranae Cout In
early 1966. He'1 fairly new at thv commercial
bualnCM, but ht'• '"n It chan1e "incredibly"
ove r the wt five yMn.
'•At flnt, you went up .,a!Nt about 26 other
tict.otl," ht u y1. "Now thet'e11 about 80 to 100
candfdatet for one role. A lot of the ett.abliahed
TV wton who wouldn't de'8n to do oommerciala
a few years q o are dolna tJ\em now."
T he main rea10n, Tuche belleve1, t. the
econ om y. Unemployment in the performlnt
union• i1 be tween 86 and 90 percent, an d
commerda.la are payl"i more money thele daya.
"Actora aren't tumln1 up their noee1 at
c.'Ommerclala like they u.ted to," Tuche aayw. "You
can make more money from a TV flt.ch than for a guest ahot on a aerle1. And I you land a
national comrnerdal, It'• worth between $10,000
and $20,000."
All three, however, are first and foremoet
stage actors. "I've had to turn down some
commercial jobe becau.e of theater," Landon
reports. "But that's a problem you have to face."
T he re w ards outwe igh the hardship•,
according to Doyle . "I have the best of both
worlds," says the actor who starred in "The
Tavern" and "Slicks and Bones" at the Thlrd
Step Theate r a decade ago and "Boeome and
Neglect" on the new theater's Second St.age. "I
can have the material things without having to
'sell out' to commercialism, and I can make a
living at it."
Tucbe. w ho played leading roles in "Pueblo"
and "We Bombed in New Haven" at the Third
Step, has moved in to the realm of character
acting at the new SCR theater. The tall, angular
actor is an identifiable "type" in TV pltchdom -
"too com ical looking to be a spokesman," he
quips. "Consequently, my range ia quite amall.
"It's almost like a gia nt roulette wheel.
Sometimes you're lucky and hit it. If you survive
two or three callbacks, you might get the job."
H o w eve r , acco rding to Lando n ,
professionally trained st.age actors such u he,
Doyle and T uche have 10mewhat of an edge al
auditions, even though "competition for ;obe can
be fierce."
"We all have to carry 80 many different
outfits along w ith us," Doyle notes. "I don't
know how many times r ve interviewed with the
coat and vest from o ne outfit, trouaera from
a nother -and tennis shoes."
Actors interviewing for commerclalf are
only photographed from the waist up , Doyle
explains. Which is why It's not uncommon ln a
casting agent's office LO aee aomeone in coat and
tie, shorts and sneakers.
It's not the only "versatility" demanded of a
commercial s pokesm an, and profeaaionally
trained actors like Doyle, Tuche and Landon
often have somewhat of an advantage. Their
e xperience i n ha n dling dialogue a nd
characterization often &hows the client what he
wan ts to see early in the auditions.
"It seems 80 easy, like anybody can do it,"
Landon adds. "But ironica.lly, you're called on to
use your acting skills in auditioning."
Thoee who make It become known in the
trad e and, Doyle says, "Hollywood is a amall
world. I have the same relationship with the
commercial industry aa I have with SCR. 'nley
know I'm dependable, that I know the jokes and
can hit the marks."
Doyle, Tuche and Landon teem to have "hit
their mark" in a highly competitive field. And
they haven't had to stray too far from the theater
company th ey grew up with to do it.
Ot Cout DAILY PILOT /lund , ,tbtt.Mwy I , 1113
Don Tuche has seen the commercial business change
"incredibly" in the last (ive yea rs. Now about I 00
actors a udition (o r each o( the roles he gets.
Richard Doyle, left~ is the sen ior pitchma.n among
South Coast Repertory ·actors with l 0 yean in the T V
business. H a l Landon Jr. appears in commercia ls
for several resta urants a nd as uother tire salesma n"
in Mark C. Bloome ads.
Al
.K enne dy o utlin es econom y
WASHINGTON -Sen. F.dward M. Kennedy, wa ming
·fellow Democrats that their 1982 elocllon victories were not "a
mandate but a challenge," outlined an economic progra m
Sat u rday that he claimed would r educe d e ficits and
: unemployment fast.er than President Reagan's policies
: In a speec h to the De mocra llc National Committee,
: Kennedy urged Democrats to "move toward a balanced budget 1 in a manner that tips the balance toward social justice."
Housing funds
spending eyed
T he public is invite d to a
meeting Tuesday to ru.cu. how
Costa M esa can s p e nd an
estim ated $853,000 In housing
r evenues from the f e de ral
government durin~ 1983-84.
S ince 1975 the ci t y has
received $6 .1 m ill io n in
Community Development Block
grant f unds to rehabilitate and
finance low -cost housing in the
city .
This Valentine's Day,
Don't Just Take Them Flowers,
Take Them to Hawaii.
STATE
.
~eries of q uakes, sh u d der Mammo th
~ MAMMCYrH LAKES -A quake measuring 3.2 on the
:Richter scale and five others of about 2 5 shuddered through
:this S ierra Nevada resort area Saturday. but geophysicist Jerry .
:F.aton said swarms of tiny earthquakes were generally tapen ng
~off. ~ The 3 2 quake registered at 8:07 a m and the hve others
~oc'C'urred earlier in the morning.
~asoline sta tion s out of b usin ess ~ LOS ANGELES -Gasoline pm'e wars are pulling some ~rv1ce stations out of business and could ultimately hamper the
~nation's transportation system. 0 11 industry analyst Dan
~LundberQ said Saturday. ~ The worldwidl' petroleum glut c·oupled with rebates and ~rl1sniunts in:.tttuted by 011 compant('S l'Ompeting for customers
~vl' t·aused gasoline prac:es to drop by .m average 13 cents a
lion sinc'l' January 1981. Lundbl·r~ said
b o dies fo und in pla ne wr eck age
I INDIO -T he wreckage of a light plane with two bodies
aboard was Cound Saturday morning after an'Air Force satellite
picked up an emergency transmission, Riverside County
sheriff's deputies said.
The funds have been u.ed to
develop t h e 75-u nlt aenior
citizens Casa Bella apartme nt
proje c t , t h e Neighbo rhood
Community Center , and provide
low -i n ter est h o u s ing and
rehabilitation loans and various
improvements.
The 7:30 p.m. meeting w ill be
held at Cost.a Mesa City Hall.
Dial new code
Pacific Telephone has l.uued
an other rem inde r -anyone
attempting to dial into San Dlego,
Imperial, fuyo and Mono oountiee
will have to use the new area
code. 619.
If the correct area code ii not
dialed, a recorded announcement
will instruct the caller to re-dial
using the 619 code.
The ph o ne co mpan y
introduced the new area code in
November to 1pllt up the h uae
714 area code.
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Now's your chance to take your sweetheart on that dream
vacation to Hawaii. 'i:>u'll be eligible to spend 5 days and 4
nights in tropical parad ise, by just filling out the entry form,
and depositing it at any store or restaurant in South Coast
Plaza Village t>y Sunday. February 13th. The drawing will
be held on Valentine's Day Monday, February 14th at
12:00 noon (contestant need not be present to win).
t\ccomodMJona provtded by South Coast Plaza
~ The Westin Wailea Beach and
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You don't have to he Cajun to tap your foot
Radio show, danc~s keep Louisiana music alive
By DAVID McCORMICK
()('TM Au I' t1• ,,_
MAMOU. La. -It's 9 In the morning
and the regulars at Fred's Lounae are
already through their first beera and
crowding the daru..-e floor.
It's no hour for carousing. but then
there's no place like Fred's.
Every Saturday morning for 22 years, •
owner Fred Tate has held a combination
dance and live radio show that has made
his little bar the unofficial world
headquarters of Cajun music.
His weekly "fais do do" draws
enthusiasts from the nearby towns like
Basile and Plaisance, where French Is still
the native tongue. and the distant cities of
New Orleans and Houston.
Almost anyone in south central
Louisiana, it seems, can give you the
directions to Fred's Lounge in Mamou.
"You coming lrom Baton Rouge, it's lhe
firs t bar on the left," the gas sta tion
atte ndant says. "You coming from Lake
Charles, it's the last bar on the right."
Fred's, in an old frame building beside an
abandoned used car lot._ doesn't look
promising enough to ent.ice a sober man
across the street. Inside. the atmosphere is
determinedly informal.
"This is not a dance hall!" reads an aging
hand-lettered sign tacked above the
well-scuffed area where a few tables had
ChaJ11ber
to host
forum
been cleared uide to alJow th• rorbkiden
acttvlty. ·•u you pt hurt dandn,, we are
not reapona!ble."
Behind the worn bat atnwn with bottlet
of Tabuco aauc:e, an qi"I bariender uka a
cuatomer tor help wl\fi a atubbom 1eal on a
fifth of Jack Danlel'a, then aharee a awla
from the bottle In thanka.
Crowded aaalnat a wall oppomc. the bar
Is the band of the day. &die Courville, and
hl1 Mamou Hour Band. With the traditional
twln fiddles, guitar. accordion and trlanlJle.
Courville'• la one of the Jut old-time Ca,JUn
bands remalnJng.
In the lut decade or IO, Courville has
seen the ethnic music of L ouisiana's
Fre nch-Canadian pioneers embraced by a
new generation ot youn1, n on-Cajun
devotees drawn to its driving beat and the
fancy swing-style danclna that accompanies
it.
"All of the Cajun culture has become
more popular. but especially the music,"
Courville says. "It had pretty mud\ died off
!or a while, but people are re<!iacovering it
now ."
Typical of the new fan1 la Bea Guillory, a
native of Mamou who acquired a taste for
her ancestors' music only about two years
ago. ,
"When I was a child, I hated it," she says.
"l thought it was so old-faahioned."
Like many other recent converts, she was
attracted by the music's unique dance atepa.
The Laguna Niguel
Chamber of Commerce
will host a special forum
to disc u ss iss ues of
c on c ern t o th e
community at 10 a.m.
Saturday at Republic
Federal Savings a nd
Loan, 30212 Cro wn
Valley Parkway.
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LEARNING
PROGRAMS
The two-hour forum,
titled "Laguna Niguel in
the '80s," will feature six
speakers addres.5ing both
business and residential
c onc e rns in th e
community.
Speakers and their
topics include:
-J o hn Schade,
executive assistant to 5th
District Orange County
Supe rvisor Thomas
Riley; county policies,
particularly the San
Joaquin Transportation
Corridor.
-Jack Schwellen-
back, director of pro-
ject development
for Avoo; the Salt Creek
project.
-Charles Smyth, of
Smyth Brothers Inc.; the
Lantern Bay project.
-Dennis Sundstrom,
vice president of the
Carma-Sandling Group;
affordable housing.
-Brandon R .
Birtcher. vice president
of Birtcher Pacific; the
future of commercial
en t.erpriae.
-Col. John V. Foley,
general manager of the
Moulton Niguel Water
District; water suppli~
a nd their effect o n
busine91.
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A aort of hlllbllly polka, Cajun muaic hu
only two beata -a alow , 1Udlng wall& and
a breathtakinaly fut ahutn.,. It II hard to
alt to either.
"People react to It with their feet even lf
th ey don't underatand the word• beln1
1ung," Guillory •YI· "lt'a the rhythm that
aeta \0 you."
Amon1 the audience a t Fred'• were
1everal recent graduates of a Cajun dance
clua tau1ht at Del1ado College In New
Orleans. The state hu made a real effort to
preserve Ila French heritage, and moat
collegea offer courtet ln native literature.
music, dance and cooking. Oft.en there is a
waiting lilt.
French-langua1e radio broadcuta are
heard regularly ln the aouthern pariaha,
and the weekly show from Fred's Lounge
is one of the longest-running.
When Tate started It in 1961 on radio
station KEUN In nearby Eunice, the only
time slot available was Saturday morning
until noon. Louisiana's only mid-morning
dance was born.
Revon Read has been the show's
announcer from the out.set, dellverlng ada
and public service rnesa.ges between songs
on -a dilapidated portable tranamJtter.
"We start advertialng on the radio at 8
o 'clock , but there's usually people
here before then," Tate says on a tour of
th~ tables to greet regular cuatomen.
The Cajun music of the Mamou Hour Band
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Prize-winning poet .
just keeps on trying
Ir IUIAN ONVLA ................
NEW HA VEN , Conn. -John
Hollander wrote for 1everal
~ before he felt.comfortable ca1linl hi.nwelf a poet. Now, ewn
• one of the redpientl of Yale
UmYenity'1 respected Bofilnlen
Prbre, Hollander 11ya hia poetry
1till muat ,row.
"Thl1 la somethlna (wrtUn,
poetry) I've befn ~ alnce
wa1 17 year1 o ld, ' 1ayl
Hollander, now 63. "Untll my
middle 30I, I dld not think of
myself u a poet, rather . . .
aomebody who trled to wrlte
poetry ...
"I auppoee_ I'd have to 11y now
that the poetry r write, at thla at.ace of my life, ia wri~ not for
myself -or for one or two readers
... It'• written for th4! body of
what I've done alreedy, which, u
lt aitl around, la the molt Item
and the toughest crtUc I have.
"It'• a body of 1tuff which I
don't feel all of which ii quite
good enough. It's saying, 'You
had better ge,t on with it, you had
better be better than what we
are.'"
Hollander and Anthony E.
Ueerary aw.,., In l'WOIMnl the
pre1t11lou1 prlHI, they were
called "ma1tera of form and
atmoephen.''
Hollander, o"' leave thl1
1eme1ter from Yale, teach••
many ot the t.ncJw. ~·· meet reepected poeta. lncludlnl
Edmund Spenser and John
Milton.
Hi• 15th volume of poetry,
"Powen of Thirteen," will be
publllhed th1a 1prlna. Hollander
deecrlbes lt aa a "sequence of
~"all of which are 13 Un.
long. But he heeitata to deKribe
that work or any other of hll
poema ln the tenna of themes.
"I'm afraid 1ome of It i1
difficult," he aaid. "I wtab it
could be nicer and easier for me,
.. far .. the j>ublic ii concemed,
for lt to be ....... But rve never
been able to let the hard partl ot
what I 'm 'tbtnkin1 about
poetically alone. I 1et trapped
lnto trytna to cope with• much
as I tee ln the moment . . . there la aomething brooding about it.''
••
Hecht ah.are th.ia year'• Bollingen
Prlze in Poetry of-the Yale
Univenlty Library, one of the
nation's moat distinguished
He'• dellghted to share the
award and ill $6,000 prize with
Hecht, whom he collaborated
with in 1967 on a book of Uaht
verse, "Jiggery-Pokery." 'l'"he
two met as students at Columbia
University. Bob McGuire and hie 1ieel 'four-poster'
/
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Newport, Thurlday, February 10 and Friday, February 11 . 11 a.m.·3 p.m.
to prevtew Armanl'1 Sprlng '13 coflectlon and clacuaa your
pel'IOnaf tattton lnternta.
...
He steels himself
f or ~a night's sleep
LA HONDA. Calif. (AP) -In punuit of a p>d m,ht'1
11.eep and a aecure shelter from 1t.onn-"'-CI l'ant redwoodl.
Bob and Judy McGuire are lleeJ>lnl U-~ti lmide a ·
l,500-pound at.eel c:aae . .,I didn't want to w.U up aome
mornJna wtth a ir. ln my bed," MA:Oulree u6d .. he showed
off h1a rumive CNetion.
Recent ltonnl knocked down a for.t full of COMtal
redwoodl seven feet ln diameter and 40 to 60 feet Lall. Aft.er
one tree crwhed a lhed neer hil 1eeluded mountain home and
another fell five feet from hl1 roof, McGuire 1tarted thlnkina
about waya to prot«t bbmelf and hia wife.
"I looked at my tr9C10r with ita roUbar c.ce and u6d,
'Why not?' '' he llid.
McGuire conaulted a veteran brtdp builder, drew up
plana, Sot out hla weldinc torch and comtructed a 6-foot-hlah
frame with 3-inch-9Quare box tubinp, 3-16tha of an inch
\]lick.
It took 10 people to inaWJ the crila-cr<Jm maze of at.eel
beams around the c:ouple'1 queen-lized bed and brace them to
the foundation of the hou8e. There's a ahlny sheet metal canopy over the top for .,Umb protection, pt ln cue one
pokes throuJih," McGuire Mid. At first hia net1hhon kidded
him. Now McGuire uya "I thlnk thia thing may catch on.
"They all aaid, you know, where'• the whJ .. and chaina.
They were laughina at fint and said, 'how crazy.' But when
they 1ee all the trees down they don't think it'• '° crazy, after
all."
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8 Or1nge Oo11t DAil Y Pll OT I unday, P1bru1rv e. 1813
1
Storm-fractured piers
i w~r!.~!.aur?~~~~~~~~~,!!~~•d up
the joy of a leisurely amble along through another atonn.
an ocean pier to watch the waves, San Clemente took just such a
the gulls. the surfers and the 1tep a while back, repla~lng a
fishermen and inhale the sea air. number of s haky pilin~s that, But winds and waves are· f h hard on piers. Some of the older ortunately, eld up we · in the recent storms. Also surviving ones are gone forever and the intact was Aliso Beach's much
most recent storms threatened the newer concrete fishing plet,
survivors and severely damaged despite the frequent heavy surf in
the Santa Monica and Seal Beach that area. Concrete, rather than
piers, splitting the latter into three wood, could be the answer for
pieces. lo ngterm pier rehabilitation,
Both cities promise to seek though doubtless an expensive ways to rebuild their piers and one.
that's good news, assuming they
can find the money in these Seal Beach officials say they
expensive days. ~Ian to seek state -0r federal aid to
The Seal Beach pier, first inance pier repairs, or perhap9
built in 1906, was torn apart by a find another source of revenue by
hurricane in 1935 and rebuilt in including the pier within
1939 for $110,000. The full extent redevelopment boundaries, for
of the most recent damage won't which special funding can be
be kno wn until a structural obtained.
engineer's analysis is complete, Besides contributing to the
but preliminary estimates put the local atmosphere, a popular and
repair cost at $500,000 to $750,000. well-used pier can bring in
The Huntington Beach and revenue from restaurants and
Newport Beach piers survived the other associated conces&ons.
latest onslaught, but officials in Whatever the answer, we
those cities are welJ advised to hope steps can be taken to shore
keep checking for potential up all o ur piers before there's
d a mag e i n case it may be another Seal Beach disaster. They
necessary to reinforce older wood add a.Jot to life on the coast.
Fine system profitable
Some time ago, like many
other Orange County cit ies,
Newport Beach contracted with a
private computer firm to keep
track of traffic tickets and
violators, almost half of whom
were not getting around to paying
their parking fines.
The computers record all
parking tickets issued and funnel
information on nonpayment to the
Department of Motor Vehicles,
whic h refuses to re-registe r
vehicles until overdue fines are
paid.
But last year, the computer
firm raised its rates and Newport
Beach City Manager Bob Wynn
decided the city would be better
off to develop its own computer
program and save the annual
$125,000 fee.
It was a. financially astute
move. Now, without paying for
the outside service, Ne wport
Beach is catching up with 98
percent of its parking violators
•
and collecting $1 million a year in
fines.
But that's not the end of the
story. The city of Palm Springs,
impressed with the Newport
s uccess, is buying the secret
software program for $6,500 and
putting up a $250,000 bond tp
guarantee that the information
will not be passed on to other
cities.
And Wynn reports that
Sperry Univac also bas expressed
interest in buying the Newport
program.
It 's s ome what unus -
ual for a city to go into the
computer software business, but it
does go to show that in these days
o( high technology there's more
than one way for a conununity to
find answers to the perennial
search for revenue. And this one
doesn't even dent the taxpayers'
pocket -except those who
overlook their parking tickets .
Opinions expreued In the apace above are those of the Oaliy Piiot. Other views
expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment la
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Build a bigger IDouse trap
An editonal from the Sacramento
Bee
We all knew it would happen, but
who expected it 90 aoon? Researchers
from four in.Stitutions, two of them ln
Calilomia, have reported that as a
result of gene tranaplanta from rats
into fertilized mouae egg cells, 90me of
the mice grew to twice normal aiz.e.
This thing does not require a lot of
imagination. Frankensteinian images
arise here as rapidly as the monster
mice themselves, not to mention the
thousands of jokes and cartoons that
are almost certain to follow
OTHER VIEWS
particularly m light of the fact that
the mice appear to be paaaing the trait
on to their offspring.
Unfortunately, this .time it'a aa
scary as it is funny. "Clearly," wrote
the authors of the rat-mouse report,
"the ?bility to lntroduce into mice,
and by extrapolation into other
animals, functional genes of aelected
construction offers wide-ranging
experimental as well aa practical
opportunities." Clearly.
L.M .. Boyd/ Edible ~eggs
How can you call yourself
experienced If you haven't eaten at
least five of the 81 kinda of edible
eggs? Hens' egga. certainly. Duck
eggs? Gooae eggs? Turkey egga?
Caviar?
At age 10, 1irla with hearing
trouble outnumber the boya 10
afllcted while the boys with speech
difficulties outnumber the girla who
auller same.
You know those linen bandages
uaed by the ancient F.gyptiana to wrae
their mumnUee? The. stripa averaged
1,000 yardl in length.
Ten ~ per hour, that'• how
much well)lt a beby blue whale gains.
Not much milk in th1a world la u rich
u whale rnilk-
Ii w• not hla dot but hlmlelf that
the l:.ldrnO cradittoNally de.c:rlbed ..
a "bulky."
Q. WhO llAd alcoholics rarely have
hair on tbllr' chem?
A. A doCW named Jamee J. Smith
10rnetime beck at Bellevue Medical
Center was IO quoted.
The men who built the Erle Canal
were paid $1 plus a quart of whilkey
a day in four~ounce ehota l\art1ng at e·
a.m.
Q. What'• the only wont lb.at ma.ice.
four words within it ~vely?
A. How about "heron'? He. Her.
Hero. Heron.
Few snail.a SW'Vive without food u
long aa five yeen, but lt'• Mid enaila
are capable of doing that.
In alze, a housefly la to a draaonfly,
proportionately, what a chicken la to a
man. What makes th1a siplflcant II
the fact that a dra1onfir hu been
ot.erved to eat 40 hOUMfliel within
two hours.
That Japaneee wine called tab,
unlike other wtnee, la beet when fnlb
out of the fennentaUon chamber.
Eleven out of every 100 wlvn
nationwide don't know how much
money t.helr huebandl mab.
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Poland's Catholics divided
WASHINGTON -An:hbishop Josef
Glemp, Catholic primate of Poland, was
the target of an unprecedented challenge
from parish priests_who demanded that
he, as their spiritual leader, show more
spine in dealing with Gen. Wojclech
Jarur.elski's military junta.
Decrying the primate's successful
appeal to television actors to end their
strike against the regime, one priest
spoke bitterly to Glemp: "It was an
appeal against the people. We are under
occupation. If they (the strikers) would
have performed in reacUon to such an
appeal under Hitler's occupation (of
Poland) they would be called
collaborators and traitors!"
THE EMBITTERED Dec. 7 dialogue
in Warsaw between the archbishop and
the priests, smuggled out of Poland,
confirms the Reagan administration's
unannounced decision not to lift
economic sanctions against the regime. It
supports the administration's finding
that suspension of martial law was a
charade to lull the West and obecure new
suppression of political and human
rights, even more ruthless than ever.
Emotional fevers roee high. After an
hour of llatening respectfuJly to the
primate'• ap}?eal for restraint, even
submission ( 'We must learn how to
accept defe..t with hope," he said), many
of the 300 priests took the floor to
challenge Glemp's passivity.
Particularly galling to them was the
primate's apparent eagerness to pay
Jaruz.elski'a price for the long-awaited
visit o f Pope John Paul II, the
tough-minded Pole now under attack by
the Soviet Communist Party. The
Vatican now feels that pr1'.-e i8 so high
there is little or no chance of the pope
soon returning to his native soil.
The third priest to rise in protest after
Glemp's defense of his conduct hit hard
on the proposed papal visit: "The
question has been asked: Are we not
collab!>ratlng? The aim seems to be this
I -,.-•• -/-IR_l_I ---...~
-the pope's visit for the price of the
Church's con.sent to liquidate Solidarity.
We are deeply concerned about your
excellency and about Poland."
Those words were applauded. But
Glemp, who speaks with painful effort.
defended his policy toward the m1htary
regime and its .relentless security thugs.
He defended his decision to pay a high
price for the pope's visit, calling it "a
great religious experience for the
nation." He called for "such order an the
country as will enable the pope to come."
He ascribed to the visit "absolute
priority" over all else, a concession to thl'
regime that is .a lm ost certainly
unacceptable to the pope himself
The priests who declared themselves
on this l.ssue lined up solidly for the pope
and against Glemp. They rejected
Janu.elski'a demands: authority to censor
all papal sennons and homilies; clearance
by Jaruzelsk1 of every detail of the
pope's movements; control over the sJZe
and placement of the crowds wno want
to cheer and pray with him; a "proper
attitude" by the c~rgy (a phrase used in
one closed-door meeting by a member of
the Polish Communist Politburo).
ANOTRER PRIEST pressed on
Glemp an argument that must have cut·
him to the quick. "The Church's line
seems to be divided," he· satd. "The ,
Vatican has one, the Episcopate (Glemp's !
ruling hierarchy) another ." Glemp '
Interrupted, exclamlng: "That is •
journalistic! Please give me evidence. •
This is a serious accusation . . . I cannot '
talk about my discussions with the pope
here, but I can assure you, nothing is
divided.''
Beneath the agonizing split is one of .
modem -day Catholicism's most cnticaJ
challenges. In Rome, the pope (who ele-~
vated Glemp to cardinal this month)
has given intimates strong hints, but not
proof, that he is displeased with the '
Polish primate's interpretation of the
Church's proper role in Poland's agony.
But in Warsaw, Glemp defends his
appeasement doctrine as the only sate
way during maximum peril to maintain
the Church's unique place in.Communist
Poland. "We have managed to keep from
becoming the regjme's partner." he told •
the priests in a remark of staggering
admission.
The secular West's apathy, in the face
o f post -martial law Poland 's '
Stallniz.auon, leaves the Church naked
and alone. The parish priests demand
daring confrontation. They will not •
achieve it so long as Joeef Glemp is their
spantual leader.
Gap between young and old growing
It aeenw likely that YOW\I ~ will
be at war with old people ln another 15
or 20 ye.an. You can ae It com1na in the
numbers. In 1900 only 1 percent of the
population WM older th.an 75. Today 4
percent of all Americana are more than
75 years old, and in a few yeen lt'a aolns
to be 5 percent ... 13 million people.
The ttoUble with belna 75 yean old, fl
you aren't rich, la that with l.nllation
everyone worldna keeps ptttnc more
and more dollan 1or what they do, but
the doUan you've aaved stay the ame
and are wor1h lem. You have 1-money
and, eooner or later, you'll need more
medkal,.care.
WE TRY TO be nice to old people in
th19 country, but very often~
w1nl out over compemlon. U the Sodal
Security ayatem break• down, as it
appears u though it milbt. the old will
have to depend ~.the youna to support
them. I'm not talking about a son or
dau1hter taking care of a mother or
father. ~ YOW\I are not only going to
have to do aomething for their own
parents and grandparents but for
JllY llllfY ' .. everyone ei.e•a too. Do you think young
working people in 20 years will at.and for
a tax on tfielr lncome that goea to
support the elderly? WW they be willing
to go without aomethin8 for them8elves
in ord er to provide for a who le
generation of the old7 I think they'll
rebel tplDlt lt and It'll be war.
'lllere'a always plenty of evidence of
friction between a1n. For example,
when there la a ~ in any country on
Real 'enemies' of religion
One of the allJUI of stupidity, In a
penon or a movement, ii the inability to
be able to dlatJ.nculah a friend from an
enemy. The Anwrtcan f\.vldarnentalilta
are atupJd, not becau.ae of what they
believe about reueson. but becau. of
their failure to per-mtve th1a dlaUnction.
The fundamentalilta are hwy -•mna
and revllJ.n& thOM they destinate u
"aecular hwnanllta ... But. in the modem
world, t.he aeculu' h~ .,.. ..Uy
aillea of the reu,toul movement. not eneml•. ~ ...i divillonl in the WOl'kt exilt
between thme who wtah well f« people,
IYllD-
~ 1f')
what be really ia in the eye. of the Lord.
Aa I have remarked about my father,
he did not believe in God, but God
believed 1n him. He called h1mlelf an
"atheiat." becau.e hil backaround and condltioninl led him to that fuet.ellectual
condUlion -and, lndftd, the God he
rejlcted WM not the IOI'\ of dJvtn!ty any
lnwlllem'tt pel'IOI\ would care to wcnhlp.
an issue involving schools, the lines are
drawn along age boundaries. The old
people who alretldy have their education
and who.e children also have theira, ~
don't want to raiae taxes to pay for
better wages for teachera Ol' a new wine·
for the achool. The YOUDI people with
childttn are in favor of better aChool8..
U war comes between youth and ...-.
I'm not au.re who'll win. You'd think i
would be youth, but -ae hal a lot oti
power. Becauae of aae'a ~~wln1
numben and the decree to w it i9
united because it aharea thi• one
problem, It will elect a lot of people to
Rovemrnent office. It will have • "lot of
influence in Congreaa.
On the other hand, older people don't
have much Influence on day-to-day f
affaira unleee they have a lot of money.
Aa soon u eomeone leave. • job at
company, he becomes powerte. beca
no one'• afraid of him any lon&W· To powerful, you have to acare people.
one fea.ra the elderly becauae they don'
control jot. or anyone'• destiny.
When the youna ae the o)d no
doiJw what they did belt in their
It's difficult for the youna to beliew
ever did anythlna very well. We a1wa
tend to thi.rik that our belt bn1nt of
centuries put are inferior to our
YOU can't believe the dodderinl old
of 90 ever ran a race, or that tb
wrlnkled, lf8Y and bent woman of
... ewl' a beauty. The )'OW\I ....
honor the old, but In their hMl1a they
feel ......... to them. The old bate the = for It and that'• why the war will
PREJUDICE . TOWARDS •I•• any
a1e, chan1ea with birthdays. Th•
10-,....... fwla YMtly IUperior to the
4-year-old, but al about ••• ao It
becomee apparent that the 18-and
20-year-olda can do thlnp you can't.
' Havinl lmt the f .. linl Of IUperiortty
you wild to haw '1YW t.he youns, you
look ...... for l\.
O,.noe Coat DAILY PILOT /Sundey, February 8, 1813 1' T
'Winds' Ali McGraw identifies with role • Ill
fl.~r,~\Jl~Clt
LOS ANGELES -Natalie Jut.row of ABC's
'"nMt Wlnda ot War" ii • foolhardy optlm11t who •kl.-off to Poland for a couaJn'a weddlnQ on tho
eve of Hltler'1 lnvaaion ln 1939.
"I can Identify with that becau.e l always feel
thln11 are 1olng to turn out fine," Hya All
MacOraw.
The dark-haired. dark-eyed actrell makee her
television debut u the hardy heroine of the 18-hOur
m1nileriel that telll of the event.a that led to World warn.
The seven-part aerlea, adapted from the
Ali McGraw
Golden Globe Awerd1
Beat Picture
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b•n ... u.r by Hennan Wouk, bttiM tonilht at 8 on ABC (7), ~ Lhe war cloud.I pt.hft Natal.lo I.a lnvolved
with two men. One 11 Byron H nry (Jan-Michael
Vincent), who ii very_ much her junior and the eon
of Navy Cmdr. Puc Henry (Robert Mitchum). The
other I.a Lealey Bio~ (l)aVkl Duk•), an oftl<:laJ ln
the American embuly tn Warsaw.
"Natal.le could allo be • terrible batch," uya
MacGraw. "She wu hl1h·handed wlth Le1ley
Slote and quite rude with Byron Henry. She
reminded me of Ba-.nda Patemkm, my flnt role, ln
4Goodbye Columbua.'
' "The que.Uon 11 why am I alwaya playlna th.ii
kind of woman? I have a •trol\I penonallty. I Uke to
play roles that wuch my z nee rather than make
the o-t 1t.retchel like Meryl Slnlep. Maybe I'll be filed~way u the fel.aty American woman."
~raw wu cut lat.e ln the role, just before
Chrtatmu 1980. The mlnlaerlea wu already in
production, but Natalie'• 8Cenea would not come
until the company moved to Europe.
"I got the part, as we all did, by being
thoroughly 8Cl'Utlnited.'' she aaya. ''They looked at
me under a map.ifylng sJw. A lot of actreae1
wanted· ,to play NatalJe. -·
"Pri>ducer Den Curt.la saw me and I wu 41 at
the time. Natalie'• probably 30 and she's older than
Byron. It took a long time becauae a lot of pebple
didn't think I wu rlaht for the part. Powerful
people. Even Dan thought ln the beginning that I
was too old."
The series oost $40 million and wu filmed over
a 14-month period in Italy, Yugoslavia, Austria,
Germany. and England. Part of lt .,..a filmed in this
country.
MacGraw spent 1981 working on and off in the
filrr9& She spent a month ln Italy. then returned
home for two months. Then she went to V~nna for
a few days and on to Yugoslavia for 10 weeks. She
spent the summer at her beachfront home in
MaJlbu and returned for more filming ln Vienna
and Italy. One reason for the achedule was to show
the change of seasons.
, "I love to travel," she aaya. "One of the great
charges in life ls traveling. And when you can
travel and work ln another country it'• more
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out of the production office and got lt to MacGraw.
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an end. She would a1IO love to be Jn the 1equel.
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lavorite IOW'J)U8. Andrew Aitken Rooney wffnl life like a pafr of
hchy boxer lhorta. And the more he cximplatila, the
, O*e money he maka.
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front of 36 m1lllon viewera on "60 M.lnutea." For
that, and other dudes, CBS JMaYI him $126,000 or IO
• year.
He whines three t.lmett a week l.n a eyndicat.ed
column that appears in about 300 newapapera. For
that, he draws an additional $130,000.
And he whines in books -"A Few Minutes
With Andy &oner,." in paperback. and "And More
By Andy Rooney,' a hardback, 1pent most of 1Mt
month atop iheir respec tive beat-aeller llau, accord1na io The New York Times Book Review.
He aoes all that whining without leavlna hia
office, a tiny comer of the CDS Bro.dealt Center,
Arnyed around him are a photosi'aph of hia family, a framed picture of a typewriter and a yellowing
parchment dated 1946 -hia first job rejecdon.
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media stars say nice things about Andy Rooney on
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Anteaters
l>eat odds,
not Rebels
By JOHN SEV ANO Ofttieo..,,... • ...,
. LAS VF.GAS -In thl.a town, where pmblln&
is legal, the best bet of the night came out of the
city of Reno where Nevada-LH Vega1 WH
established as an 18-point favorite in lta PCAA
basketbaft meeting with UC Irvine.
The only problem was that no wagers could be
placed because Nevada law prohibits such an acUon
on amateur teams within ita own state.
Not that certain UCI officials didn't try in
earnest to put down a few bucb.
And, while the beta seem like easy money, the
game itself was anything but.
For the record, Runnin' Rebel freshman
EldridJle Hudaon hit a pair of free throws with 15
seconds remaining to give nationally-ranked
UNLV a thrilling 70-68 victory over the Anteaters
before an SRO crowd of 6,380 at the Laa Vegas
Convention Cent.er here.
Hudson's charity toeBeS, which came after a
questionable George Turner loul, one of many
whistles that were questioned Saturday night,
saved the Rebels from an embarrassing defeat and
ended Ii courageous effort on the part of the
Anteaters, who not only had to beat their opponent
on the floor, but the officials and UNL V's ranking
as well.
"It was brutal," said a visibly upset Bob
Thornton, of the officiating. "We had 'em and then
they came back, and then it went back and fourth
... and then they (the officials) started screwing
us."
Normally officials are the focal point for a lot
of .~nd guessing. But Saturday night, complain ta
seem~ justified.
Turner, who took UCI'a final shot from the
wing (a 17-footer), was still wearing the welt
behind his right ear after the game, eomething he
received in the first half when he was belted going
for a layin, although no foul was called.
"I think they did make some bad cal.la, but you
can't worry about the offidala," said Turner.
T yrone Myles tries to deflect pass (left) and Sh erwin Du r h am dri ves to the h oop.
Officials aside, the Anteaters turned in their
best performance since ... well ... the last time
(See ANTEATERS, Page B3)
Hornets snap Rustler streak, 65-59
Golden W est pays the price for earlier victory o ver Fullerton
By CURT SEEDEN MIMO.-.,._.Melf
Golden West College carried a flve-f:::e
winning streak into Saturday niaht'a South t
Conference basketball game widi host Fullerton,
which meant only one thing:
There are five hungry South Coast Conference
opponents waiting for a return match with the
surprising Rustlers, including the Hornets who
hadn't forgotten a 67-53 defeat at the hands of
Golden West back in first-round play.
With that th~ght in mind, Fullerton returned
the favor with a 65-59 triumph to keep the Hornets
in Shaughnessy Playoff contention wlth a 5-4
record.
"You've got to remember Golden West had
won (ive in a row. and the second time around the
• teams they beat are really looking for them," said
Fullerton Coach Roger See.
Such was the case Saturday night. as forward
Mik;e Mt:Carthy, with a 6.8 scoring average.
pWJ\Ped in shots from the baseline all night for a
career high 19 points to spark the Hornets.
Add 14 points from guard Sam Veal, another
12 from forward Dan Wright and the Rustlers' lna~Uty to hit some key free throws down the
~rc·~h •. and Fullerton had all the lngredjents for a
· was one of thoee nights where I thought
we ould be able to turn things around in the
sec nd half," noted Golden West Coach Jim
Gr nfield, referring to the Hornets' 36-29
ad tage at intermission. "It just didn't work out
tha way, though."
McCarthy acored 13 of hl.s points in that first
ha • and Greenfield adjusted his defense
HULJl ...... ,· ... gty. And, the Rustlers played the Hornets
tef11\S in the second half and eventually cut
33 Fullerton lead to 56-:>5 with 6:08 remaining
e contest.
.From there it was pure frustration for the
•
Rustlers who missed one-plus-one free throw
situations and shots (rom the perimeter that could
have put them ahead for the first time since the
nine-minute mark of the first half when they led
16-14.
What eventually sealed the Fullerton victory
was a couple of key offensive rebounds by
Fullerton reserve Doug Ferm in the final six
minutes and four free throws by guard Dave LaRue
which turned a four-point Fullerton lead into a
65-57 advantage with 1:06 remaining.
"We had six or seven attempts in the end to do
something but we just couldn't. "We just didn't
shoot well tonight. l don't know if It was just the
bounce or what," Greenfield said.
While Golden West committed a mere five
turnovers on the game. they basically gave the ball
away by missing the front end of one-plus-one
situations and finished the game shooting .500 (7 of
14) from the line.
Fullerton, meanwhile. hit 57 percent of its
shots an tt\e first half, and the Hornets also
rebounded the Rustlers 18 to 10 over the first 20
minutes.
Sult . the H o rnets s eemed to s truggle
throughout the first half, but their problems didn't
bother See.
"It seemed like nothing went riaht early for
ua," See explained. "But we hung in there. I knew
we would. We had a lot of intensity and I know the
guys bad been waiting for this game."
The Hornets had been playing solid basketball
throughout the pre-conference achedule, compilina
a 13-4 record. But they had been strugaling ever
since Golden West handed them the early
conference l<m.
Golden Weet, meanwhile, managed to stay in
the game until the end, even though top 11COrer
John Kreskh was held to .even points (ht! waa in
(See GOLDEN WEST, Page 83)
:1y ers extend streak UCI d iv ides
. . . . double-h eader K gs 0-27-5 agamst P h iladelph1a
against Loe Angelea la the longest
in recent NHL history.
The Flyers. who are now
M -13-7, a<>t the only goal they
would need when Brian Propp
scored on a power _play at H :OU
of the flrat period. PrOpp blanaed
in a rebound after Loa AJiaelea
goalie Markus Mauson had rMde
two atope on drlvn by Darryl
Sittler.
Defememan Brad McCrtmmon
scored the other Philadelphia coal at 1:18 of the second period
when he fired a 10-footer from
\he circle to beat MattlOn, who
Wal plaYtna hia flnt pme for the
Kln11 after comln1 to Loi
Anaelu lo a tr•d• wlth M~ lut W9dawda1. _
'41n 1f0111, lhAllll •WI jnx betwffn th ... t-. tee~ are 1oln1 to happen,' 1eld
Phlladel phi I Coach Bob ~ Mc:CamlDori. 11IC'1 not any ODe ~ that_.. ta. to h&H•"· Botti Uleft1I MW aWll'9 of It. lftd
&M mid6i hel119 ~.. ..
FRESNO -After two 1cmm,
the UC Irvine baseball team
claimed ita Urat victory of the
young aeaaon aaainat rreano
Staie Saturday afternoon by
aalvaaina the second pme of a
double-header.
Fresno grabbed the opener.
which was delayed nearly two
hours by raln, ~-2, but the
Ant.eaten rebounded for a 1plit
whh a run in the top of the
elihth. 4-3.
Catcher Mike Rupp delivered
the prne-wlnnln8 hit In the top
of the ei1hth, cfoublln1 home
Darren Kelchner, who had
walked to teed off the frame.
Gary Miiier wen& the cUttance
in the :r;I~ ttrildna out four and wal four. Milfer W to
work out •jun tn thit bcl!llPm.
of the etpth when rr.w.,ttut two men on wtth orwt out.
UCl •truck for three tn UMI
firat. .. Ron eumnw. ...
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Pro Bowl
pits best
in NFL
HONOLULU (AP)
Appearances, says ~alias
Cowboys Coach Tom Landry, can
be deceiving. Today's Pro Bowl
game is a case in point.
"It's great· to see the cream of
the crop," said Landry, who'll
guide the NFC squad in the
National Football League's
annual All-star game. ''I realize
these players look like the rest,
but the talent is a little bit
different."
~alt Michaels of the New
-York Jets, the AFC coach,
agreed.
"These are the talented ones,
both physically and mentally,"
he said. "They were choeen by a
vote of their peers, 80 they're the
best."
The solid NFC offense includes
quarterback Joe Thelsmann. one
of the heroes in Washington's
On TJ' t.flay
C6aaneJ 7 at I
Super Bowl victory over Miami
last Sunday: running backs Tony
Dorsett of Dallas and William
Andrews of Atlanta, and wide
receivers James Lofton of Green
Bay and Dwight Clark of San
Franclaco.
The NFC'a defensive unit
Includes Randy White and Ed
Jones of the Cowbo~ Lee Roy
Selmon and H u gh Green of
Tampa Bay, the New York
Giants' Lawrence Taylor,
Waahinaton's Tony Peters and
Nolan Cromwell of the Kama.
The explosive AFC offenae
features San Dieao quartert.k
Dan Fo\,lt• an d hla Charier
tearnmacea, wlde receiver W•
Chandler anct U,ht end Kellen
Winsl ow : r un n ing backs
Freeman McNeil of the Jets and
rookie Marcus Allen of the Loa
An1eles Raiden, and wide
receiver Cris Colllnaworth of
CinciMatJ.
Arnone the AFC defenders are Marie a..un..u of the Je'9, lhe
/ Raldera' Ted Hendricks and
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Connors says Borg
may change his mind
From AP dl1patcbea
BATON ROUGE. La. -With hi.a E3
fellow pro tennis superstar looking , ~ ,
on, Jimmy Connors said Bjorn Borg
will face a difttcult comeback 1f he
chan~es his mind this time about reUring.
•I don't know," Connors replied when asked
If he thought Borg really means t.o retire this
time. ''He's retired, he's come back, he's retired,
he's come back. 1 think It's going to come to ~
point where he's going to
have to make a decision.
''It he looks back two
years from now and says, 'I
want it back,' two years away
from the game like that is
tough."
Appearing at the same
pre-ex hibition news
conference, Borg said he is
serious this time about
CONMOlll retiring at age 26 ~use of
tennis burnout. He said he wants to stay home
with his wife in Monte Carlo.
"No, I don't think so," he responded when
asked if he might reconsider. "Not even next
year iC I start to get a little bit itchy. I might play
for a couple of weeks in small tournaments just
for fun, but I would never practice hard.''
Connors said he isn't even considering
retirement at age 30 because he enjoys his work.
"l haven't felt that way yet. I've felt the
need to take a break. I'll take a week off here or
a week off there, but never for six months or a
year. Ir I got away from it for a year, it would be
too difficult lO come back.
"Tennis is two things for me -it's my job,
it's my business, it's my enjoyment," he said.
Quote of the day
Stan Simpson, Middle Tennessee State
basketball coach. after a 103-58 loss to
Alabama: "We got beat by one bad call -
the one our athletic director made to
Tuscaloosa to schedule this game."
Trlpucka-led Pi ton1 top11le Nell
"'"' Trtptleka ICONd ,. pOlntl m and Itta• TIHt••• 21 S.tliilday napit
to l.Qd Detroit to • l 11·101 victiry
over New Jer1ey , endln1 •
three-1amt Neta' wlnnln1 1treak ...
Elaewh r-. In the NBA, Golden 8t.a1At, Pldd by
Jot Barry Carroll'• 1eaaon·hllh 40 point•, outduel~ San Antonio, 108-10 . . . PHI
Welt hl't drlvln1 layup with 57 HCOnd1 remai~ Ufted Nttw York to
a 102-101 victory over
Houaton. Ntw York carried a
•ven·pol.nt lead Into the final
period but. Kouaton ICOl'td 10
COJ'\MC\IUve polnt.a to tako the
lead before the Knlck1
battled back . . . Denver'•
AU-at.er fol'ward tandem of
Altx E•1lhll and ltlls I
Vaadew11fle teamed up tor
TWUCICA 71 polnt1 aa the Nu1get.1
handed Utah lt1 1eventh 1tral1ht aetback,
143-136 . . . Q•l•tl• Dalley came off the
bench to 1COre 17 aecond·half point.a and rally
Chicago to a 117-113 triumph over Cleveland.
Sabres, N~rdiques fire blanks
Robert Sa.ve of Buffalo and Du ~
Boeclaard of Quebec each •topped 22 '
shots and each posted their flr1t
shutouts of the sea.on Saturday
afternoon u the Nordiques and Sabres 1kated to
a scoreless tie in Quebec. Each goalie made big
saves in the closing moment.I to preserve the
double ahutout . . . Elaewhere ln the NHL
Saturday, AJ Secord acored h1I 40th goal of the
se&.99n to lift Chicago to a 4-3 triumph in Detroit
. . . Defenaeman Ray Bo•rqe netted hla 13th
and 14th goal.a of the 8eUOn u Boston extended
its unbeaten streak to 14 1amea with a 7~4
victory over Hartford . . . Aadert He4ber1
and Mikko LelaoDea 800red p1s lea than three
minutes apart in the closing period, helping the
New York Rangers to a 2-2 tJe in St. Louis . . .
Gret Theberge and Bobby CarpeDter scored
power-play goa.la late tn the third period to give
Washington a 5-4 triumph over New Jersey
. . . Rick Valve and Walt Podd•bay each
scored two goals as Toronto edged Vancouver,
6-4 . . . Dlao Ciccarelli'• goal with 5:06
remaining booeted Minneaota to a 4-2 victory
over the New York lalandera . . . Keat
Nll11oa and Luay McDould ICOl'ed three goals
apiece as Calgary defeated Pitt.aburgh, 7-4.
The old bunker shot
Sally Ltllle was playing the
ninth hole of the LPGA tournament
and het' third shot out of a bunker
went awry.
lt flew over the green, hit the pro shop, and
<"aromed bac k to the green. Little and her
playing partner, Bonnie Lauer, surveyed the
scene and then Lauer said:
"Sally. did you play It that way?"
Wood'• 25 carrin Than
LMa Woo4 talll.cl 2D poinu to m It.ct Cal Staie Fullerton to a 79-GD
PCAA triumph ovtr Lona Beach
8ta1At S.tW'day ntaht Forward Gal'.')'
Davit chipped In with 17 and iuard ftleky MIHI
added 16 for the TltaNL-wM hnprovtd to JD-4
overall and 6·2 ln the 1'\,;.1\.1\ • • • ln Pffi110
play, forward Roa Bolmt1, an El Toro h
product. ecored 14 of hJa career-hiah 18 poln&I n
the eecond halt, leadlna use to a 58-49 triumph
over 18th-ranked Wi1hln1ton State .. ,
lttMy Field• taru.d 22 point.a midway tb"°""h
the aecond half to bnek °'*' a clOM pme ..
nventh·ranked UCLA dumped Wutilnston.
84·65 ... Delotte the 20-po{nt performance of
former Colt.a Mesa Hlah and Oran1e Coe1t
Callese product CUtt Beillley, Stan.ford notched
an 86 -80 victory over Arizona St.at~ ...
Around the nation, top-ranked North Carolina
handed Coach Deaa Smidt an NCAA record 13th
conaecutive 20-wln eeaaon •• the Tar Heel•
routed Furman, 78-43 . . . Sophomore Tim
M•llem netted 11 of his ca.reer-hiah 23 polnll In
the flnt five minutee u third-ranked Viridnia
bolted to an 18-3 leed and romped put ~.
105-84 in the ACX .. . . Steve Rehl sank a
three.point goal with one aecond rema1nin& u
Purdue 1urprited t3th·t•ted Iowa. 60-67 ln the
Bt& T,n . . . Pa• Tllomp1H and Jolla
WUJlam1 combined for 31 poinll 1JXi 14 rebounds
to help Tulane upeet. fourth-ranked Memphis
State, ~8 -56, In a Metro Conference 1ame. Thoms-on. a 6-6 senior forward, had 18 points
and aeven rebound• while Williama, a 6-10
~.re center, had 13 points an.d seven
El l'oro's Beek sets drag mark
Gary Beek of El Toro ahattered • the Wintemationala track reoord and
produced the aeoond-futeat Top Fuel
dragster run in history Saturday _ "
during qualiflcatlona for the National Hot Rod
Aseociatfon event In Pomona. Beck wu timed In
5.520 seconds and reached a 1peed ot 251.39 miles
per hour, break.inc the old Winternationala mark
of 5.69 aeconda ln earning the No. 1 Top Fuel
qualifying position for the fifth 1traight time
. . . Welterweight Marloa StarllDI of
Hartford, Conn., pre.erved hia World Boxing
Council rating with a fourth-round knockout
over Joae Baret of New York Saturday in
Atlantic City . . . Reaal Falcon led nearly all
the way but had to hold off Tlme to Explode in
the stretch to wtn the San Puqual Handicap by
a half-length before a crowd ot 39,550 at Santa
Anita . . . Aalaoara C.1mlr of Romania set a
world indoor best in the women's long jump,
leaping 22-8 ~ at a national track and field meet
in Bucharest. . .Top-seeded John McEaroe won
his 30th match in 31 appearances, trouncing Tim
Mayotte, 6-3. 6-3 to advance to the finals of the
U .S. Pro Indoor Tennis Championships in
Philadelphia.
Is Na gel getting off a-n wrong f ooct?
If Rams' new exec is lying to the media, he's making job tougher
LOS ANGELES -Nobody came in on the
noon balloon from Saskatoon and asked me, but
• There as strong evidence that the Rams' new
vice president Ray Nagel is either lying to the
media or does not have the confidence of the
owners of the franchise .. .If the former ia true,
the man could not be getting off to a worse start in
a job that won't be easy under the best of
conditions.
• If they go so far as to rename the state of
Alabama a fter Bear Bryant, It might be fun to
re name aU our states for football coaches ... You
wouJdn't want t.o visit the state of Shula because it
is highly overrated.
• Please explain the baseball players
association rule against a man reporting early to
spring training even if it is his own idea
Coliseum general manager Jim Hardy says the
Coliseum complex may go broke becau.e of the
arrangment with the Raiders and says dealing with
Al Davis and htS people is like doing businea in a
zoo.
• lt would really be incredible lf the state of
California turned down the proposed harness racing
facility at Pomona and then approved a state
lottery.
• There as a terrible commotion about a place
to hold shooting events in the UHJ.4 Olympic Games
in Los Angeles, but there never seems to be a
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD
TUCKER
ahortage ol places to ahoot off guns tn
Calllomia.
• Thoee who lament the departures from the
Dodgera of Steve Garvey and Ron-Cey as
unpleasant ahould check the salary structures of the
two. .
• A lawyer, checking the legal status at the
moment. would have trouble telling you whether
the team was the Loa Angelea or 08k1and Raidefa.
• The Marines and Navy may feel put out
inasmuch u they are about the only forces not
invited to help keep order at the 1984 Olympica.
• No love aJJair ever cooled more quickly and
more dramatically than that of San Frandaco 49en
coach BU1 Walah and the Bey Area media.
• When the University of Southern c.at.lfomia
named Craig Fertig an Uliltant athletic din!ctor, It
•topped one office too .oon.
• The Dodgen ~ what they are doing
as economics ... Tom Laaorde may aee it as
pn!llW'e.
• It ~ only a brief return vlldt for Jack Kent
Cooke to reaffirm he la the kind ot guy who want.a
to die in his own arms.
• It seems slsnUicaM that the National
Basketball Asloclation has to advertise ticket sales
for its All·star game at t.he Forum later this month.
• Say what you will about ABC's woeful
spoc1.I TV lineup but it does apare ua a Jimmy the
Greek and a Pete Axt.helm. • U the Dodgen "win" the arbitration with
Fernando Valenzuela, the left-hander will get a
salary increase of 114 per cent.
•The governor oC New York wants io legalize
sports wagering and wait until JHSica Savi~h
hears about that.
• If you think the law has no heart. consider
that Tucson police arTeSted the player-a>aeh of the
Harlem Globetrotters (the family entertainment
troUpe) on a dope charge but let him play a game at
the local ClOmmunity center before throwing hlm in
the slammer.
• For the name of the United States Football
League championship game, 1 atW like Stupor Bowl
I.
• Bogie V achoo of the Kinp is hockey' a first
full time goaltenders coach but his job won't be that
complicated . . . Inumuch aa the fint thing to go
on a goalie la his nerves, all the coach will fiave to
do la go over and alt and drink with him.
• TV Guide magaz:lne gives It.a annual "Mr.
Nice Guy" award to George Steinbrenner but there
la no way on th1s earth George could beat out such
salt.a of it as Jack Kent Cooke and Howard Coeell.
Puerto Vallarta ..
yacht race set
for this montli
Twenty-three radna yachll repn11tnUftC yacht ,
club1 from San Oieso to San J'ranciaco ar• ,
tcheduled to 1et under way at 1 p.m. Feb, 19 ln tbt ,
1eVenth ediUon of Del Rey Yacht Club'• 1,12&-mUe
race from Marin. del Rey to Puerto Vallana, 1
Jallaco, Mexico.
The race will be the tint test of the new
International Offahore Rule "1randfath1rr
allowance" which wu deslaned to make older boat.a
more competitive. Three ofder-boall will bl pitted
aplnlt three of the new "Rrtnd piix" boall.
'Ibe old boat.a are Sid lt.enkow'a Ca1-3e Sior'Dt.
Del Rey Yacht Club: Dave Dennlni'• C.l-.-0
Montpnery Street, San FrancllCO YC, and John
Belanlch'1 F.ricson-35, Aquariua, Mt.Jon Bay YC.
The new boats are Mask Touch, • Santa
Cruz-40 skippered by Wayne Colahan, Santa
Barbara YC; Revenge, an Ollon-40 co-sk.IPDered by
Pete Kahn and Tom Miller, Del Rey· \rC, and
Hokule'a. a Morgan-46 co-akippered by Nonnan
Nye and George Petovich, Monterey Peninsula YC.
In accordance with the new Transpac rat.Ing
rule, the race will be limited to boata with
International Offshore Rule (IOR) ratino of 70 feet
or lea. Offlciala say this will guarantee the race will
be evenly matched.
The scratch boat (highest rate) ia John
Landon's Santa Cruz-50 from San Diego Yacht
Club with a rating of 59.9.
... ,, •• elaa N6ed•led
Coast Guard Auxlllary Flotilla 64 haa
announced that a course in boating akilla and
seamanship will be held al the Armed Forces
Reserve Center, Building 6, Los Alamitos starting
Tuesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m.
Registration will be on the first evening of ~
class. Classes wm be held each Tuelday th.rough
May 10.
The course is open free to the public, and
families are encouraged to attend. Further
information ancf pre-registration for material may
be obtained by calling Araenio Resendez, (213)
697-6054.
T•ne-ap raee 11et I• L••• IJe•e•
Ocean racing akippen seeking warm-up and
tuning before the SYCA Midwinters are invited to
enter Long Beach Yacht Club's Nine Marks race
Feb. 13.
The race ia open to skippers of International
Offshore Rule. Performance Handicap Racina Fieet
and Cal-25s. Ownera or akippen must. be members
of a recognized yacht club.
The race will start off the Alamitos Bay Jetty
and take the fleets around nine marks in the ocean
_2.i_! Lon~ Be~.
Sports Of! TV
TELEVISION
10 a.m. (2) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -
Marquette at Wake Forest. (4) -COLLEGE
BASKETBALL -DePaul at Georgetown.
Noon (2) -SPORTS SUNDA \' -A preview
of the World Figurf' Skating Championships with
highlights of gold medal performances in the
Euro~ Figure Skating Charnpionahipe. (4) -
SPORTSWORLD -Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini
(25-l. 24 KO&) vs. George Feeney (16-7, 7 KOs) in a
scheduled 10-round lightweight bout. telecaat live
from St. Vincent, ttaiy.
1 p.m . (2) -GOLF -Final round coverage of
the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach.
(7) -PRO BOWL -Best of the American
Conference meets the best from the National
Conference in Hawaii.
4 p.m. (7) -SUPERSTARS -Among those
participating in this segment include: Steve Sax
(Dodgers). Renaldo Nehemiah (San Francisco
49ers) and track and field star Carl Lewis.
5 p.m. (56) -COLLEGE BASJtETBALL -
Iowa at Purdue (taped). 7:30 p.m. (56) -COLLEGE BASltETBALL -
Cal State Fullet\on at Long Beach State (taped
Saturday).
RADIO
Football -AFC-NFC Pro Bowl, 12:45 p.m.,
KNX (1070).
Basketball -Kansas City at Lakers, 1:50 p.m.,
KLAC (570).
Steinbrenner
says quotes
out of context
'Fun' round puts Kite • In lead
He breaks cow:se record to take two-stroke lead at Crosby
Coles retains
LPGA lead
NEW YORK (AP) -New
York Yankeea owner George
Steinbrenner aaid Saturday that
remarks he made earlier in the
week about outfielder Dave
Winfie ld were taken out of
context and that h e "didn't
criticize Dave."
Steinbrenner was quoted last
week as saying that Winfield,
who hit .280 with 37 home runs
1tnd 107 runs batted in last
season, was not a winner and
never had plared with a winner.
The Yankees owner has made
similar atatement.a in the put.
In a prepared statement,
however. Steinbrenner said
Saturday, "I dJdn't crltlclze Dave.
He's a supreme athlete. He gave
ua a great effort laat year. It I.a a
ahame that a young writer would
take my 1tatement1 out of
~text Jt,Ast to ,et. a eenaatibna.l
story."
Steinbrenner nld Winfield
••waa prdbably the &in.est at~te
ln the American Leaaue laat
aeaaon ... but. that all thOM areat 1t.atl1\Jce don't mean too
mUiCh uni.. you wln, uni.. you
can lhow the cbamp6onahip rina
on your finCer ·"
"l Mid &hat Dave Winfield and eewra1 ot the other playeft on
our dub bad IWWI' ~,With wtnMn cm &hll.r ...,._ clubl or
.... wUhua.lmdlblNlla
cllftiffn• llld ._ • 1wdn-.:;Jt '°'* • ~ .... to biiome a ......
PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -
Tom Kite, aloehing and a1oging
over rain-IOaked latrwaya, rode
the beat round of hia life, a
l 0-under-par 62 at fabled
Pebble Beach Golf Links, into a
two-stroke lead Saturday In the
third round of the an, en.by
National Pro-Am Golf
Tournament.
"Thla ia the belt," KJ&.e said
when asked to compare tbl1
effort to other outstandtna
rounds of hia career.
"To have as much fun u I did,
well, you want io ttretch It into
an eight-hour rou.nd." Mid Kite,
who has won the Vanlon Trophy
for the low 8COl'in.g averaae on
the PGA Tour for the IMt t.wo
seasons.
.. Thia is as good u it gell.
"This la what it'• all about. The
1allery out there yeWnc, urslnl
you on, the adrenalin nowtna.
"Golly, this WAI fun :
tttmendoul fun.''
It waa allo a co ur1e •
reconibrMJd"I by two ........
st.andatd •t by Ron P\...ch In
.1082 -cm one of the naUon'•
mos\ rapected counea. ... e 798
yard layout that 1&retchH ==-&=~ alon1 th• cliff• and era1• of
c..nn.l Bay. ..,,._ II the ._. dtillNd and
moet beauUf11l ~ la the
caun1ry," mid 1Clta. who now bla
i)layed Pebble ...... enr-
Polnt and 8pJss-Hill In 203, 13 .............
Kite ahruued off the ,_Mlit1 lh9t iM .... ~.be tainted a t.et b, the .-UM
~
"winter rulea" that allowed ror me. the ~lion I'm in. I'm
playen to Uft, clean and place much better: I know I have to / i:-u. tn the fairways, which were make up ground to win, but lf l
aaturated by a aeries of stonna. don't, l won't be accuaed of
"There'• no question about It. blowing a big lead."
that makea the round a lot It waa another two shots
easier.'' Kite Mid. "But If we bllck to Gary Mc..'Cord at 207. He
hadn't been play(na it up, I don't had a thlrd-rond 70 at Pebble
think we could haw finJahed the Beach.
tournament. About one-tenth of Jack Nlcklaua ahot a 66 at
the shot.a you hit pluc lnto the Pebble Beach and, at 208. wu
fairway. five strokes back goln1 into
"Besides," he aaid, with a today's final round. He was Lied
twinkle In hia eye, "In five )'Mn with Danny Edwards and Cal
nobody will remember we were Peete. Edward• had a 69 at
setttna our hand& on It. In five ~-. and Peete 70 at Pebble yean,"l mlaht not remember."
While he may have dertwd a Tom Wataon, plaY1n8 his tint
benefit from the Ult, dMn and round at Pebble Beach alnce
place ruJea. he WM hampered by beating Nicklaus for the U.S.
contlnuln& cold drtule whlc:h Open title on that courte 1ix
milted his ey•-11-'and M\t month9 aao. could do no better
hitn climblnc lnto foul-weether than match par 72 and, at 212.
par from Urne to time. w• nine thota off the I*»· ''More a bothel' than ~ elle," he -.id. Kite'• record-bl'Mktna effort
Ken G1"9en, the llCODd·rcMbi WM, he aa)d, aldtod by lu(ok,
.-u -worth of ...__..__ " he aaid.
NORTH MIAMI BEACH. Fla.
(AP) -Janet Coles and Nancy
Lopei both have a good ldee of
what they'll need to do to win
the LPGA Elizabeth Arden Golf
Cla.ic today.
Colet. who stumbled with a
triple bofley In the third round
Saturday but still managed to
hold a one-1troke lead over
Lopez, said she will simply go out
and "play mytielf and not Lope%
on the COUJ'9e. ''
Coles ahot a 1-over 73 over the
6,2 11-yard Turnberry late
Country Club COUl'8e cte.plte the
triple bogey on the par 4 .
33S-y,rd 17th hole. Her
t hree-day total stood a~
~-under-par 211.
Lopez, who fired a 2-under 70,
wu alone at 212 and aid the'd
Uke to cl<m out the aecond atop
on \he 1983 LPOA \OW' wtth her
t.t round of the you,_. MJMOI\,
"rd like to ahoot • M and Juit
run away with U." h aaWI .
.
JOHNSON
&SON
presents ...
IFI ·-IFI
II
Ill ..... •--~er and now ln '"-•-llCOftd ''I u1e~u a whole year'•
year on the Tour, arid tOokle --Donn I e Hammond jot ned ----..;.,_----------------------'
Caldwell aa Kit•'• clo1eat punuen at 205. l l Wider . par ..
Hammond had • tolld 81 'at sna. Hill, ~y ~ ai · tlie ::JhHt of the thr"
c:ounm f« &be tint Ww
round• of &ht. ...... Green,
ladftlthl ....... ofsbeaM
&Md Of ......... ! -~ • 'fl .. cnt-Pdn&. WW Caldw.JI c:irilN a • at c,..-.
.. Kand GI a bllM l'CIUIMI." o.-9ilcl.~ 61n't ldll =, bul I ......., thdU • .,..... •
'.~_,:-... ...........
·-···· J J ( I I
thru Febr. e 8!% ON ILL NEW
PR' '82'1 A '83'8
• 1rates,
Gauc hos
Joppe d
<lrangc Coast Col leae'a
corl"eback attempt Cell a few poil8 short Saturday night at
C1 r eu, while Saddleback
C ge ran out of gas, too -
lit ally -when the Gauchos
w en route to their game at lm~rial Valley.
1'he results were defeats for
ba'<h the Pirates and the
Gd\:khos Cypress held on for a
54!11.7 South Coast Conference
bliske tball victory. while
Imperial Valley njpped the tardy
Ga\IChos, 62-61 ~Cypress, OCC committed 29
tumovers, but still battled back
from a 34-19 deficit with 12:24
reninang to make a game of it.
l11onically, the Pirates' rally
Call'\e about after both Brad
GI.less and Leon Symanski, their
two. 6-8 players. fouled o ut
within seconds of one another.
jbe Pirates managed to run
offi ·10 s tra ight points, but it
Wasl\'t enough to stop them from
going down to defeat for the
seventh time in nine conference
ou~ogs.
.J~H Wulff had 13 points for
the Chargers, while teammate
Ron Connors chipped in 12.
Garinn Morton was the lone
Pinte to hit in double figures
wi.t,b 10 points.
~t Impe rial Valley, the
G~4Chos survived when their
team bus ran out of gas and
managed to arrive 20 minutes
bef.Qre game time.
But the Arabs' James Baker
cajmty sank a free throw with
one second remaining in the
ga.D')e -his only point of the
nii'tlt -to give Imperial Valley
the' victory and first place in the
PCC standings.
K e vin Henderson led the
Gauchos (6-3) with 2 1 points
w ?,i.le Tracy Mitchell added 11.
0-"1 Not "'*• br Nclwd K..._,
John' Kresich of Golden West finds
an ob tade m fullerlon' Dan Wr ight.
Horse • racing results
8-nt. Anlt.
.1 SATUN>AV'I MIUlTI (3~ .. °' M-da1 "-~ed -'Intl F"'8T RACE. 6'"' furlongs Queen Mini Haw Haw (Sbl) 22 &O 7 60 5 00 ur Min Goody (Gattltanol 4 oo 3 20
Tulle s Dame (Cepita1ne1 6 20
Also raced Ms Ph1llos, Sleente Gael,
Cinderella Shoe. Heavenly S..les. BunUn Phil,
Golden Madre
Time 1 17 4/5
&EJ:ONO RACE. 8'-t lur!Onge
AK Qlr,.,1 (McCarron) 8.80 4.00 3 00
Nayno Bay CBIKk) 4 40 3 40
Shooting Wind (SteltMr) 3 80 Allio raced Turning Wheel•. Alrro!lng.
FarwfUar Tune. Sienna Swape, Ole Gaelic 8u~Und9r Time 1: 18 4/S
SI DAILY DOUM.I (IHI paid S93 20.
~ RACL 8 luMnga. Am-OOubbng (McCarron) 8 20 4 80 3 80 ~ ot Zlon (Hewtey) 5.20 4.20
Leon Leon (Valentuela) S.00
Al9o rac:ecs Priority One. AillbadO, Oeddy L~. Clnalc Secretary, Seltm e.y
TIJ11e 1:11 115.
l'04Mnt RACL 6'.; IVrtonoa
Crt""90 cameo (Pierc.1 o 80 6.20 s 40
Cauee Sri.'1 • Ledy (Rometo) 26.20 11.80
Blond Bomber (Valenzuela) 9.60
Atto raced Patch Paten Patch, 8r0f'lta. Kno,wocn to Win. Sty1llh 0.-. Spell Victory.
Ala~ma TIQreea. Toga, Red Ember.
1Q,,e 1: 11 2/5
Flf'TH RACE. 8 furlongs
Hyplt'bofut1 (HenMO) 17 80 8 40 4.80 Glacial Stream (McCetron) 3.40 2.80
~·, Champion (Slblllel 4 20 "lao raced New Broom, Sonic SpMd.
Prdof. Be a Scholet. Odds And Enda
nme· 1:10 215
SS UACTA (4-9) paid $134 50
lllU'H RACE. t•~ miles
DaneOO (Hanaenl 5 oo 3.80 3 20
Lejoll (Plncay) 4 60 3 80
Fa~• RM9on (Gellilanol 5 00 ATso raced Saron lc, Jimbo'• Ace.
FrivOI u mo, Awn--ome-Kmgtrt. ~Sand -T~ 1:50 3/5.
HWNTH RACL 8'" lurionga
My Native Prlnc.n (Plnc:ay) 14 20 6.20 4 20
KIM 'Em Goodbye (Blec:ll) 5.40 4.00
Vamp of Savanna (Hawteyl 5 40 Also rae.cs· AbOut Sunael, English Girl
Oullaw Woman, Agitated Ledy, Parky's
Fancy Llttle Bullet.
Tt ; 1• 17 315.
ACTA I:µ) paid S182 00
12 PICK 81)( (4·2·10""·7-3) paid $1.70360
with I 18 winning llcke ll (five llOt-) $2 Piek
Su consota11on-i>•1d S-96-40 wttr. 1,837
w1nn1ng llCkela (four horsn) $2 Pick Six
scratch consolatlon paid $54 40 with 186
wmnlng tlci<e11 (tllree "<>r-. one ec:ratcn)
EIOHTH RACL I 11111 mllff
Regal FalCon CDelanouu1ye)8 60 • 00 3 60 T 11'1\41 to ExplOde (P1nc:ay) 4 00 3 20
Wesl on Broed (Hawley) 5 20
AllO rll<led Tlllrty Elgh! P-. Major Sport, Berenoo Mlnneao1a Chief
Time 1 43 115
NINTit RACE. 1 1118 m11es
Str Pteture CPtncay) 8.80 4 20 3 00
11 s a Sriam (P..,c.1 7 40 5 00
North Llfte (Romwol 8 80
Aleo raced Hatamoto. 0. La Outrra,
Bolrell. Our Beal Copy, Irish Beitler, Just Arrived
Time 1 48
SS IXACTA (7-81 paid$18500 AltlN)d-. 39,550
Hobwood Peril IAT\Mf)AV'I M~ Tl
(114:11 °' 2ll-ft6gM .__ -...i FMIT RACI. 0,,. mite pee. Rid~ ('Tnalet) 2280 1180 5.80
FIUhy Franll (B8lllatgec>n) 7.00 3 80
Glen Midby (AndersOnJ 4 00
A110 raced Marqula, Toddlah O~algn. C'Mon HinblNy a.om.inc, Jibe Ho. Dating
Joe
nme 2"00 415
13 IXACTA (5-3) paid $16e &o.
MCOMD RACL One mtle pace
Bal Champ (Parlcer) 5 40 3 00 2 80
The TMty Brudder (Kuebler) 2.40 2.20
Mill., G (Balltargeon) 3 20
Also raced Ful P<Kket, Desmond, Nltlft
Huntat. Sole Expedition
Time 1.58 415
$3 EXACTA (8-4) paid $24 80
TI...o RAC:.. One mite p-
S•lvert Sterle! (SleetllJ 50.80 15.80 9.40
Dean Point (Grundy) 3.40 2.80
TaiJamon CRot«tl 8 40
Also reced Bubb• Haby, Dente Royal,
~ TdCQL Cbacget.. ~
L&Oy. Cant.,bury ~. Mr. N.M
Time 2.00 315 • t3 l!XACTA (4-21 paid $205 80
FOURTH "ACI. One mlle p-. Madi Dougal (Andet'lonl 3 80 2.60 2.40
Smart KQ918 (K'*>I«) •.00 3 00
Time Square Beron (Sprtggs) 3.20
Aleo raced Benroddin, Paulo• Bree,
Soclalist. SMldoron Ronnie. McKenna Time t·5a 215
FlnH RACE. One mile pace,
Miit (Todd) 4 00 3 00 2.40
P•o'••or 0.bocne CSP«iggt> • Z.00._J,ZQ_ Honda Harry (Park.,) 3.80
Also raced· Hedgerow Lynx, Salvador. Sugar Valley J J , Scoring Drive, Swael
Pepper. Sovef9IQn Slaf A, Scotch Cloud
Time 2 01 315'. t3 EX.ACTA ( 1-21 paid $41 70.
SIXTH RACI. One mlte pace
Stormy "'*" (Todd 11) 10 oo 8.00 5.oo Aplley'• Brotri.r (C1ognen) 5.00 3.80 Mee Ad-A (Spriggs) 7.80 Alao raced· Trudleon N, Special Quality, See
~ N Maa1er Jolte. ~. ta.>tliln Kn!Qllt N
Time 2 02 215 ..
t3 IDAC TA ( 5-1) pttlcl 142 40
NVINTH RACL One mlle .,_,
Regal Kiww (Ack.,man) 8.20 3 80 s.oo
LlgllllWI Sim (Baer) 3 40 2 80
SUtldM (T-) 2 80
Alto receci: 8.C. Count, Torpid• Knlgtll,
Lord NeUtnno. Random Wind, Stutz. Time 2'.01 118
13Ill.ACTA 13-5) s*d 137.20.
EIOHTM "ACE. One mile pee».
Able Gold (Croghan) 12.80 8 40 3 80
AMon CNp (Rttehla) 3.80 2.80
NOf'def Tryax (SIMth) 3.80
Alto raced: Oatrave, Senta• Barry,
Bf"~tield N, l<etly Alto. Sneeky Pete.
Time 2 01 1/5
13 lltACTA (5-1) paid $70.20
t
~ AACI. One rnlla '*-· Cowageous Red (Kuebl«) 3.00 2. 10 2 10
Peter Onedln (SIMthl 2.20 2. 10 Van Rl'let (a.lllatgeon) 2 10
Ai.o r.-ct· Beat o4 Abbe, LAoperd, .,...,._
Frill. Hurne-S"-nnon
Time: 1:58 115.
13 UACTA (3-11 paid U .40.
a ~I( llX (5-1·5-3-5-3) pekt st0-4.80 With
10 winning ticket• .... l'IOf'MeJ. 12 Pk* 1111
conaol1Uon paid S19.40 with 21M wlnnlna
llcicets (flva hor ... ). U Pick Shi acralc:li
consotallon paid $18.40 with 813 Winning
bettlltl .,__.__...__aldl).. - -
ftNTH RACI. One mile .,_,
R.cj Rtd! (Metrtern) 8.'40 3.80 3 20
Saini Andrew (Anderton) 4 .. 20 3.'40
Codllfl Only Boy IParll«l UO
Aleo reced· Wlnterto, Scotch Double,
Wait«e. Amatalaa, Aec:ount. Winning Game.
Time. 2:00 215.
13 IXACTA (2·11 s*d *52.20. Attencsanc.. '7 ,231.
o!lege basketball scores
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I L.al'V998S 70, UC 1Mne
THH•Atllngton 81. Loulalana
Tech 76 ...,...,
lll+nols 78. Nortllweetem 82
Indiana 78. Mlnneaota 51
Mict"Qen St 70, Mlcfllgetl 85
01110 SI 82. Wleconlln 89
Purdue 80. IOwa S7
Misaourt 82. Kan ... St. 50
Net>raMe ea, Kenaea 81
8r Idle)' U , S. lllinoll 55
Notre t>.me ee, South CerOllna 58
lndlane St 100, Tulu M Cent. Mlchlgen 70, TOiedo ff
Cincinnati 83. Floflda St 48
Ball St. 8 t, Mleml. 0. 5"
Kanl St. 87, w. Mk:hlgen eo
New Molco St. M . llllnoll St. 50
Orlll• 83, Cnllolnon 5"
Ohio U ~9. N. llllnole 48 Wichita 81. 85, W TPU St. 83
St LOU18 79. X.vler, Ohio eo IE Mllaowl 80, NE Mllaour1 ff
Akron 84, Muney 81. 78
8owttng Ofa9fl 79, E. Mlenlgen es 111~113, Cle....-nd St. 81 W. llNnolt M. V...,_ellO 83
Young11ow11 St, 73. Middle Tenn. 72 (Ot)
lull« 13, Ev_.... ISi (ot)
N tow• 71, !.. lllflol9 17
V ender bill 83, Mleellalpp SI 80
W Va. Wealeyen 70, E.
Kentucky 88
LouleY!lle SS, l..mer 80
NE Louil!-82. N Taua St. 75
Ala.-Blrm l ngham 81. w
Kentucky 58
S M~ 92. N C ..Cheflotte 88
'" Tann ·Chattanooga M, Marlhell
7t T-*-St 87. SW MIMourt
53 ·-· Marytend R . Georgia Tech M
Bolton College 78. Vlllanove 70
lone 88, Fordhem 84 Am«lcan 78, Laley9t1e 18 Del_.,. 83, l.eNgh 541
St '918"1 79, Menhetten 78
New Harnplhlte 88, Colgete lie ~ 81 104, Navy 83
8udtne11 63, NO« 80
Herverd 78. ltown 72 1
IMgere 82, M911MCt!uMttl 80
St aona-111ta 80. ~11118 M
Le 8* 79, ,, Jolepfl't 80
Ya!e 17, Oeftmoultl 11
Cornell 57, Prlnoeton 49 Cetllllul 7 4, loelon u M
tiofy '4v.a ~. ""n•J """-\W\J
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U11ce 81, SI. Frende, N. Y. 48
Pet\11 81. Columllie 16 s1 John'• ea. s.on Hiii 57 ~= 1:e.~== 75 Plttaburgh 72, Conneetk:ul 71
(Ot) 81 'ranci., Pa 85, Long lalend u. 78 S~ecuee 93, Pr~ 18
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Cypr .. 54, °'""' Coetl 47 Senta Ana 72, Compton 71
Cerrtloe H , Mt. Sen Antonio IM
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Mlrec.ta 12, SM Diego N •
PalOmar 13, len Diego ..... 74
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NOrtt1 c.Ollll~.Funnen 43 Troup rallies for victory
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Orange Co .. t DAIL V PILOT /Sunday, February e, 1883
GOLDEN WEST . • • From Page B 1 ~
foul trouble ln the flnit halt).
Forward Oennia Jamet picked up the altck,
1eorlna nine of hi• 13 polnta In the flrai half,
lnch..adf nj a coupl of boomJn& a.lama. And Shorwln
Durham, who had 26 polnta lut WedMtday In the
Ruttier time victory over Santa Ana, waa held to
jult nine.
But backcourt mat Tyrone Myles ecored 14
polnta and ai.o had five rebounds to make thln&J
lntereat.lna.
The 1011 leaves the Ruatletf with a 6-3
conference record and tied for l«'Ond place with
Santa Ana behlnd Cerritos (8-1).
Fullerton hu now won 18 11tralsht gamea at
home dating back to their fil'llt holl)e cont.eat of tut
1euon. It wu none other than Golden Wt>1t which
pinned a 90-80 defeat on the Hometa In that game.
On Wednesday, It will be the Ruatlers' turn to
aeek revense when they play hoet to Cypreu, one
of two teama to beat them In tlrst-round play.
Thins• get conaiderably tousher during the
final two week.a of play when Golden West travels
to Cerritos and Santa Ana where both the Falcona
and Dons have, no doubt, been think.Jng about their
first-round defeata at the han<b of the Rustlen.
Lewis s ets mark
DALLAS (AP) -Carl Lewis, runrung in the
event fonhe first time t~ear: overcame a,fa.lae
start Saturday night. then blazed to a world record
6.02 seconds In the 60-yard dash at the Dallas Times
Herald Invitational Meet.
. Lewis, the world indoor long jump record
holder, eclipsed the 60-yard standard of 6.04 which
was set by Stanley Floyd in this meet in 198L
Running for the Santa Monica Track Club
although he is enrolled in the University of
Houston, Lewis beat out Georgia All-American
tailback Herschel Walker, who finished second in
6.12.
Baylor's Bruce Davis was third in 6.12, while
Floyd finished fourth In 6.15.
"It's my second world record and it's the one I
always wanted," srud Lewis. "I always felt it was
possible."
"It was the first time I had run the 60 this year
and I was very jittery. That's why I false started,"
he said. "Herschel is good and strong, and any of
those other guys in the race can break the world
record anytime."
"To be truthful, I didn't know what to expect.
I hadn't won a race this year and I hadn't run good
in the 60 In two years," Lewis said.
Lewis' previous best was 6.06 seconds.
ANTEATERS. • •
From Page 81
they played the Runnln' Rebe.la (when they l<>1t,
68-64).
UCI, with Turner conducting a clinic, waa In
total control In the fint half. The Anteaters spurted
to a 14-8 lead before the Rebell came back to tie the
score at 18. The two teams then jockeyed back and
forth until UNLV'a Sidney Green went to the
bench with his thlrd foul.
When Green departed, the Runnin' Rebels
held a 32-31 advantage. As boih teams walked to
the locker room five minutes later, UCI had bolted
out Jn front 44-37.
"I'll tell you. the flnt 15 minutes of the game
Irvine was aen'sational," UNLV Coach Jerry
TarkanJan ~ to say later. "They were the best
team I've seen all year in that first half."
Turner, who was going in, out, around and
through the UNL V defense, had 13 of its 18 points
during the first 20 minutes. Th\? Anteaters were
also commanding the boards, too, outrebounding
the Rebels, 29-14.
But everything the Anteaters did right to close
the first half, they dld wrong to open the second.
Committing nearly a half dozen turnovers in the
opening five minutea, UCI finally got caught by the
Rebels when Larry Anderson hit a jumper to make
it 47-46 at the 15:25 mark.
Neither side led by more than Jive after that
UNLV did hQ}d four-point leads twice in the late
stages. the last being 68-64 with 4:43 to go. But two
Ben McDonald free throws and a Tod Murphy stuff
knotted the game at 68.
The .Kebels then tried to run down the clock.
but McDonald came up with a steal at the 2:17
mark. It was then UCI's tum to play keepaway, but
UNLV's Jeff Collins fouled Michael Beans with 45
seconds left.
~ans missed the front end of his one-plus-one,
but hustled to get the rebound. Turner was then
called for a charging foul going to the basket 18
seconds later, setting the stage for Hudson's heroics
at the end.
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1<v1"* 44 (McDonald 14), ~eel• L .. Vegea
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400 °'*'"" r .. •Y -I UC &M ~. 3 40 31, 2 UC lrv1na, 3:A, 11, I Cl
Norlltrl09a, ' ... 14 400 bo-1 1 VO """'41, 4,1112, I C. NOfllvldgt, 4: 18 13, 3 pepoerdjne, 4 11 I 1
400 btc:11 -1 ca Hotthtldo-. a 114 :111 r UC ltvlnt,' 5-4111.1.1 Cl Heyw•cl,, M t1 100 lrM -1 ._. ~, 7 0 7f1, t UC l en r>+.oo. 7 13 11. 3 Pap~rd111a 7 14. t
400 IM (1ndlvldu111 -1 ltlla l a n
(Peppardlna ), 4 11 11: 2 H.,,drlck (Cl
Notlhtldga), 4 16 00, :I W.0-1• jUO IMna). 4 20 18
100 It• -1 Cl Horlllridga, 1 27 28l a Pec:>petd<tla 1 28 41, 3 UC INIM. 1 28 6f
400 fly 1 P9'1P«dine, 3 35 6:1, 2 U¢
lfWle 3 40 41, 3 frawto I I , 3 45-31
800 IM -1 Cll Not1hrldge, I. 12 24. t Pac>PlfOlna, 9 14 95, 3 UC lfvlna, 8 24 36
400 ''" -1 ca Not1h•i009. a· 1& 3 1: a PepperOlne 3 18 21, 3 Cl Hayward,
3 1811
1900 ,, •• flndlVldu••I -1 M•later (Papparcl1naJ. 18 3 4 !10 2 Vroom (CS
Nor111rtclQ•I. t6 36 51. 3 Fea-.n tCll
HOtlhtldge, 18 45 45
3-rnetet dMno -I MIMIOn VlajO, ee 1 t6, 2 CS Nonl)rldge, 824 TS, 3. P~dt11e, 473 30
l·meler dllltng 1 Milelon VlejO, NO IO,
2 ca Norlllrldge, 675 20. 3 P*P!*OIM .
•82 tO
ham acorlng I CS Norlhtldge. 103 potntt, 2 Peppa<cllne, 1111, 3 UC !rvlne, 131
WOMIN
Craacanclo -1 CS "°'1h•ldga. I 4!1 45;
2 UC San Dt*QO. 8 00 42 3 UC lrvlna . 908 57
400 madley tlllay I CS NortMIOOe.
4 13 81 2 UC San OlegO. 4 13.29, 3 CJC
lrvtna, 4 3~ 84
400 11r ... 1 -1 CS Nonl'lrldge, 507.01,
2 UC lrvlne. 5 12 40, 3 UC Rlvatalda , 6 21 70
400 baClt -1 cs HorlhflclDa, 4 33 21, 2.
UC RI~. S 00 00, 3. UC INIM, 5 07 14 .
IOO It• -1 CS NorthflclDa, 8.-ot 9 1, 2 UC 8"" OlaoO, 8.12 00, 3 UC lfW!a. 8.40 44.
400 IM (fnOMdoell -1 Hamplon (CS
Northrldg•I. 4 46.68, 2. e une 11 (08
NO<thrl<lge). 4·64 34, 3 8u11on (UC lr¥1na), 50858 ,
200 Ir• -1 UC SWI Oleoo. 1 42 118; 2
CS Nortllrldga. 1 44 01. :f UC lrvln• I 47 .82
400 fly -1 CS NorlhrldO*. 4 13 28. 2 UC
lrvtna, 447 41, 3 CS Loa A~. 60187. 800 IM -I CS Horlhrldoa, 8:31.04, 2
UC San CMgo. 9·64. 11, 3 UC lrv11>e, 9.55.16.
400 l•M -1. UC San Diego, 3.48 34, 2 CS Norlhrldge , 3 50 81, 3. UC lrvlna , 4 0115
1800 tr• llndlVIO..atl -1 Hampton (CS
Norlhrldg•). 17 24 14, 2 Oanlortro (CS Norlhrldgel, 18.03 07, 3 Schl*Q•I (CS
Nor11\rldga). 18·30 70
3-melat cllYln& -1 MIMIOn Vi.Jo, 5114 65; 2 CS Hayward, 376 06. 3. SldOlabacll College, 336 4S
l·met• OMng -1 MIMlon Viejo, S 12 10, 2 CS Hayward, 372.15, 3 SecldleDack, 325 75
Taam ac~no 1 CS Nonhrldge, 208
potnta. 2. UC IM"*, 149, 3 UC San Diego. 11~
~~
(at GnlMI "' .... T-) P-lftef .......
Guppy Troup d4lf Ted Hannahe, 237·221 p-roup w4<w '20.000. H....-wlna 111.0001-
0tNt-.-. Troup Oel Art Traak. 222-183, Troup def
Tcwn Ball•. 258-2311, TrMk def Ride Vittone.
195-184 (8ahr wlfM 17.500, Traelo wtna M,000; ~It~ wine 15,000).
!Project
• opens 10
Irvine
Prl <'t:·l n cl uded • ameniue11 and Innovative ~ floor plans are among
: the highlights at the
!Wllll am Lyon t Company's l!..Woodbrldge f Parkv1ew" in Irvine.
: Four floor plans, In
: two and three-bedroom,
•one a n d two-story
•designs, are /resented
atig W oo br id g e
; Parkvaew for prices
rangmg from $129,990 lo
• $143,990.
Visitors should take
the Santa Ana or San
Diego freeway to Culver
'Drive. th e n e nte r
Wood bridge at Alton
Parkway. Interior of Woodbridge Parkview model now open in Irvine.
Slow recovery for housing
LOS ANGELES -During
N ovembe r , California 's
homebuilding was up 37 percent
from the comparable 1981 figure,
possibly signaling the st.art of a
slow recovery in the housing
market for the coming year,
reports Security Pacific National
Bank.
The seasonally adjusted annual
rate of 83,500 units authorized
for construction In November
remained almost unchanged from
a month farlier, said Gerald
Mcintyre, senior vice president
for Security Pacific's Real F.Btate
Loan Marketing and Support
Department-.
"T h e upward trend in
homebuilding is certainly
encouraging," said Mcintyr e.
"However, interest rates must
remain down thislear in order to
spur demand an qualify more
people to buy homes," he said.
November's homebuilding in
all three of the state's major
regions was up considerably from
the comparable 1981 figures.
Housing construction In
Southern California during
November was up 13 percent
from November 1981 , to a
seasonally adjusted annual rate
of 38,300 units; the Central
Valley showed a 77 perce nt
year-to-Jear gain , to an
annualize 22,800 units; and
Nort hern Coastal California
~ted both a month-to-month
gain (4 percent) and year-to-year
gain ( 111 percent), rising lo an
annual rate of 18,800 units in
November.
Nationally, homebuilding
reached its highest level in
a l most two years . At a
Hlnterest rates must
remain down this year
in order to s pur
d e mand and qualify
I " more peop e ...
seasonaJJy adjusted annual rate
of 1,243,000 units authorized for
construction, U.S. permits for the
month climbed 6 percent from
October and were up 67 percent
from a year ago. All of the
monthly gain was in
si ngl e -family h o using
construction.
The state's non-residential
construction valuations continued
to soften during November,
declining lo $524 million, down
20 pen.-ent from October and up 1
percent from a year ago.
Northern Coastal California was
the only major region in the state
to show a month-lo-month gain
in nonresidential permit
valuations, rising 3.5 percent, lo
$164 milll.on.
Accordlng lo figures released
by the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board (FHLBB), ~ rates
DISCOUNTED
PRICE PRICE WITH
WITH OUR YOUR FlNANCJNG TOT Al
LOT II PLAN FINANCING OR CASH Dt5COUNT
TR..6.CT 9823
l AR.2 S245,000 S201,000 $44,000
Rolling Hills (714) 831-9910
DISCOUNTED
PRICE PRICEWJTH
WITH OUR YOUR FINNllCING TOTAL
LOT II Pl.l\N FINN-ICING OR CASH DISCOUNT
7 ~S259,000 Sf99,000 $60,000
56 1CR 2 16,000 166,000 50,000
~ 212.000 16),000 49,000
~ llJ.000 190.000 SJ,000
~ 221,000 176,000
~ 2'5,000 119,000
In the U.S . and In California
declined markedly in November.
The state posted an average
mortgage rate of L4.52 percent on
conventionally-financed homes
In November, a 1.1 percentage
point drop from a month earlier
and a 2.55 percentage point drop
from a year ago. In the United
States, the November mortgage
rate of 13.83 was a .58 percentage
point drop from a month earlier.
Although the FHLBB reported.
that average home prices rose
slightly throughout the state in
November, they should remain
fairly stable, ·•not appreciating at
nearlr, the high rate of the fate
'70s, ' said Mcintyre. After
declining lo a record low for 1982
during October, California's
average price for a
conventionally financed home
rose 3 percent during November
to $118,400, which was a 5
percent Jump from the
'comparable figure a year ago.
Hidden
• mountain
• opening
Orang-. Coa11 DAILY PILOT/SUnday, Fet><uary 8,91983 U
Opportunity knocking?
Newporl investor increasing county aclivily
Cltln1 what ht term1 a "new
dlvenlty" ln the Orana• County
commttciaJ Md lnduttrial real •tate
market, the lop local offlclal for one of
the Southland'• leadln~ real ettate
companlet forecast• • tremendou1
opportuntiy ln 1983 for flrmt ller'Vtnc
the induat.ry."
Making the obtervatlon wa1
Michael Collins, 1enlor vk:e prellident
and director of W. H. Dawn & Staff
and manager of It• Oran1e County
office. Colline commented while
annou~~ that Daum'• Newport Beach-offlce la undencoring It.I
confidence In the region by laying the
foundation for a dramatic lncreue In
lt.1 market penetration .
He explained that thl1 Is being
achieved by sharp Increases ln branch
office sales personnel and In the
number and size of exclusive llatings
held by the office.
"For the past 18 month• high
technology/research and development
properties have increasingly
dominated the marketplace. Yet,
ex isting warehousi ng and
~ring facilities, which many
people had written off, continue to be
a viable force in select, established
Orange County communities such as
Santa Ana, Fullerton, and Orange.
Headquarters/office a nd satellite
office, plut conaider1ble hotel actJvtty
complete the broad ran1• of reai
ettafe ct.mand currently urid« way ln
Oranp County, Collins aatd.
He explained. however, that
expenlive land coet.a in much of tlMt
county Imply the hf1her UHi
provided by hl1h technolon and
office development. He dted Irvine,
the South CoHt Metro area, and
Newport Be.ch u the prime reatona
for thla type of property.
He noted that Daum exclusives for
the Sunflower Corporate Center In
South C.out Metro and for the Quall
Bualneaa Center condominiums In
Newport Beach, are key examplet.
"We are aware of flnna who are
looking for 250,000 square feet of
manufacturing-warehouse apace.
Accordingly, opportunlti~ for new
development of traditional induttrial
properfy could be dramatic becaute of
recent concentration on high
technology space," Collins added.
I ~:~:.r.~o: e workfor
• you. Call
. 642-5678
DISCOUNTED
PRICE PfOCEWITH
WITH OUR 't'OUR FINANCING TOTAL
LOT# PLAN FINNJCJNG OR CASH DISCOUNT
TRACT 10270
7 l8R $305,000 $235.000 S70,000
TRACT 10271
l ~ 270,000 208,000 6ZOOO
s 285,000 230,000 55,000
6 ~ ~70,000 208,~ 62,000
19 232,000 194,000 38,000
~west n f714J 493-9416 or f714J 643-2555
DISCOUNTED
PRICE PRICEWITH
WITH OUR YOUR FNANCING TOTAL.
LOTI P1..AN FINANCING OR CASH DISCOUNT
2 ~s:m.ooo 1267,000 SSl.000 .
J ~~-279,000 61,000
• ns.ooo 275,000 60,000
10 ~J60.~ 295,000 '5,000
" '9 400,000 m.ooo n.ooo
M Orange Oo .. t DAILV PILOTllund1y, f'ebruary 8, 1113
!lealty
• s,ivings
offered ,
Avc o and Bankert
Penaion Services, \nc.
hay• anno unced hd
c r,eatlon o f r e al
eelft.e-orlented lRA and
K'o1h pl a ne t o be
o ffered t o California
reaidenta.
"The plana wlll enable
peeple at a ll economic
lev~ls to protect their
i n ~"' e a t m e n t a a n d
eai'tllngs from taxation
until r etire m e nt,"
Ronald P . Th o n ,
president o f C o sta
Meaa-based Bankers
Pension Services, said.
Th.eae plans will be
m.te available through
130' Avco Tt\rift offices
th~ghout the state and
AlAco National Bank
lo~ated in Ana h eim .
Avco National Bank will
act as cu st odian a nd
B a nke r s P e n s i o n
S e rvices, Inc . w ill
adlh.inister, manage and
invest the plan assets.
''Our clients' funds
will be deposited )IVith
the custodian, Avco
N d'ti on a I Ban k . A 11
uninvested cash will
auF>.&tically be placed
in an FDIC insure d
m~y market account.
BPS will fully manage
the IRA and K e ogh
p lans and inve1Jt the
Ronald P. Thon
proc:eeda in a dlveraified
real estate portfolio,
Clients h aving ·IRA
and Keogh'• valued at
$5,000, or more, may
elect to select thelr own
investment mix from an
af proved list consisting
·O a wide variety of bank
inst r uments a nd r e al
estate debt and equity
investme nts ," Tho n
exp,lained.
'This innovative
approach deviates from
most IRA and K eogh
progr ams in that the
plan assets are depoaited
into FDIC insure d
money market accounts
and subsequ~ntly placed
into real estate related
lnvestmenta, which have
proven over the years to
b e a c onsi s t e nt
investment performer,"
Thon concluded.
Guide to lending
(
tf:rrns published
B1tCAROLE P~MAN •• 1:11 ,,,_.,..,
• WASltINGTON -What do balloons,
. wrtp&r!>Uoda and buy-down1 have in common? · n.,y all can finance the purcha8e of a home.
'( ~ vast array of new types of rnortsases is p~ home buyers as never before. •'doNUmen
are very oonfu8ed about mortgage tern», but more
than that they are ecared," says Nancy L . Sachs of
th•Fedetti Trade-~ ~-.,... ---
In an au.empt to help oonsumen WMlentand ~complex world of home financing, the PTC staff
haa prepared an educaUonal guide to fDOl1Pael.
En.1itlecf"The Mortgage Money Guide,'' the bOolilet
explaina creative financing with definitions,
e~oles. illustrations and payment tablea. . ''Buying a home is never euy;• Saclw laid.
1. "We're trying to at.mplify the new mortgage terms
whbe not distorting their meaning."
" The FTC spent about $6,000 in the design and
prdduction of the booklet and tbou.aanda more
printing 300,000 copies she aakl.
• The booklet caut1ona that mortgagee odler than thG traditional 30-year fixed rate Joans "can involve m~ risk for the buyer and are frequently tied to
c~!°th~ =~·~e home buying pomble
and may offer lower interest rates," it aaya.
So, if you're considering buying a home,
"above all shop carefully" for a mortgage, the guide
ad~"e various types of home financing deecribed
by 'the guide inclUde: ._ -llx.ed rate mortgage. The interest rate and
monthly payment remain constant <Ner the life of
th~ Joan. Al. the mortgage ls repaid, the ownenhip
shifta gradually from lender to buyer.
• -Flexible rate mortgage. The11e loana have an
in~ rate that increases or decrea1e1 over the Ute
of the mortgage, depending on market conditions.
Same'lendera build interest cape lnto the loan,
which limit the amount the interest rate may vary
and limit the amount of the borrower's risk.
-Balloon mortgage. These loans have a eeries
of equal m~nthly payments and a large final
payment. Although there usually ia a fixed interest
rate the monthly payments may be foe interest
only. The unpaid balance comes due in a short
~. usually three to five years. -., ....!_-Graduated payment mortgages. which are
deSigned for home buyers who expect to be able to
larger monthly payments ln the near future.
ir tfle early years of the loan. payments are
tively low. They are structured to me at a 1et
raip ewer a predetermined period and then remain
corwt.ant for the duration of the loan.
-Graduated equity --. or rapid payoff -
~e. Tbe9e 1ollna combine a fixed interest .rate
with a changing monthly payment. Although the m~rtaage term may run for 30 yean, the loan
frequently will be paid off ln lea than hall that
tirfte becau.e payment increases are applied entirely
to lhe prlndpal _ -Shared -.>JftclaUon mortgage. The lender
provtdea below-market Interest rate, Jeadlnl to
lo't'er monthly payments, In exchange for a share of
th~ profita when property ls aold or on a ipedfic ct+.
1 -Wraparound. The eeller keeps die orialn&l
lo;t--ta'te mortga,e. The buyer mab9 ~"' to ~ •ller, who forwards a portion tO the lender ~the origlnal mortgage. Thb oft.en lowen th1t ~ve interest rate on the total tranaction.
; -Buy-down. The developer provides an
tnierelt aamldy that lowera the rn<?"thlY paymenta d~ the tint few yeara of the bn.
, -Zm-o rate « low rate mortgage. 1betie lOUll
aOl-r to be completely or almoet lnt.erett free. ~ conlllt of a large down payment and one-time = ~· 1"e loan then la pekf off in fixed
y paymenta over a abort term.
" ~ Beal estate exalD
dourse available
'
1 A ......... OCM,.Pne that pnpartl leudenll to
take Ill• CaUfornla Real Stt•t• LlcenH l!••'E Ill• .. "9lnl offered at Oranp Coat ~.:=----1001a .. m.~ ~Wi\ifta-~ Jfp'p 11.
' a. ~ Mir'J-onr~
........ Ii •• ,,. ... .,, ~
New pr~sident of state Re rs installed in 14naheim
A. Gordon Nk'o1*.>n, a Contr• Cc.ta
county Realtor, wu lnlU6'Uratt'd H
the 1083 pruadd nt of th c.urornla
Auoclatlon of Ro h ora a t tho
ae1oclatlon '1 c,i uartorly board of
dl.rectort' m tln1 ln Anah Im.
"We •re looklna forward to a belt.er
y1 ar !or lh real Htate lnduatry l hidlcatt that 'hP Decembe r 1982
Ca tUornla." Nlcol1on told CAR' ttauree wlll top November by 3 to-10
dil"f<•toff. -pt,.nt, Jntcretl rat.ti .... low r AOW
"Th• Nov rnb r 1982 ule a o than they wcr at thl1 time lu t year.
l'xl1t ln1 1lnate family home l rat<."tcon Onuci to drop or atal>Ulze At
atatewtd lncl"HIOO 24 pt"l't'enl OYf I theee lower l Vf'll, 1983 wlll ht". sood
Octobe r a nd pre liminary report · yrof'for our memben and for people
wtahlna to buy and .eU hc:lrrill9."
NlcoJaon haa been acttve In
orpnlud rfal Htato on the lc.lcaJ, 1tate
and nalional levf'IJ alnce 19~7. He la a
nwmber and put president of both
the Contra Cotta and Berkeley Boards
of Reatton.
~==:;=====~==========~======ii
wea area proudly eel
J I
of our --•HordaJil ele .. ne ~-. t••nhom"9'
you will be 1urpn1ed to find 'eo manjf cu11om feature• 0-
ln our 2° and 3sbedroom townhomea ·.\'. .. all with 2~ baths ...
.. } In thl• newHt Cape Cod vlllage of "Jil1Htmln1ter Abbey''
Ju1t one mlle ea1t of Beach·Blvd. -
to aummartte Jutt 1 few hlghllghta: ach home
h .. two fl.replace1 ... one In the llvtflg room, one In '
the mHtlr bedroom ... there a~I vaulted celllngl, double
attached garag11, aecurtty gatu. fel')ced patio• ... to
much more ... Jutt come ~nd u plorel
t .
~ Thuc: fine townhomH
~ 1tart .a• low a1 Rf . -~ - --
.
$96 500 d\lrlng our grand
, opening celebration
• I
FINANCING can be ... .,. w1tn .. tmte .. 6'111
dOwn •net comlonable 30-v••r r .. ed rare JO.in'S
''" Hlet olhce tor ae1a111 •etemno io 1mou<11 ol down peym~t lllO 1n1.,n1 ratet
·~
lhet• oomea ate Hl•ty
----·~ 11om .. ~.ine San Diego or OatO, Grove ··-•vs. ll>Oul .,.,,. "'" ol Beach Blvd between Newland & Magnolla
ODr.atmiu.attr =::~~ ttl 1\Ubry
S..o..c• '° OtoOf ,... 14020 TiffaaJI DrtYe Salee Offlcee ,_.n D1llu
I I '-····-···"-..
The community facllltlu
for theM 47 townhomu
Include a recreation
bulldlng with full fadllda.
a swimming pool and a
Jacuzzi.
-· "'-w .. tml"9t.,, CA 92683 -... ~ ' L--~...,,,~·~·~:*:.:~:~:· ____ ~Ph::o:n•:..!7!14~/~·=91-~7!55~7~.:_ __ _... ____ ~N:oo:::.n~to:..:D~u=elt.:..:~~lot::.::ed:...:.Fr~l.~----.!:::::::::::::::=::::=~----J_~ COrTipany
10.6%
FOYER
MASTER
BEDROOM
ACROSS
1 Web.,,,_
7 Mtnua
1 1 Punotuatton
mark
1& Loud end
COlfM
21 To fMr: Lit.
22 Bowttn
23 Within:
Comb. form
24 Tit up
25 Land,,,....
eur•
29 Bank roft:
Slang
27 Quid pro
quo: a
word a
29 Rubber tr•
30 Diphthong
31 Do need ...
work
33 Swem. Brlt-
lah style
35 Tato root
38 Aalatlc
vine
38 Mlecalculate
39 Auditory
41 Elevator
cage
'42 Whlpa
4'4 Angefea or
Alamoe
'45 Hidden
valley
48 Get well
'48 Wage scale:
2 words
50 Noble-
woman
52 Marched In
review
54' Deadlock
56 lnfanta
59 Lawsuits
81 Lyrlcmuae
82 Strong
fellow
66 Geok>glcal
division
87 Cloaes
aecurety:
2words
89 Cook'•
conoern
71 Facial
feature
72 Acireaa
.-coaMCll MODUAl•S
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
76&-0933
San Juan Cap1s1rano
495-1776
........ LAWM-llff. OUYI
Mor1uary • Cemetery
Cre,,..tory
1625 GISier AYe .
Costa Mesa
540-5554
,_CI MOTtmS
~•OAaWAT
NCMITUM'f
110 8'oadwey
Costa Mesa
642-9150
llyth
73 Ticket ,.,..,.
74 ,ootllk•
pan
71 Januaty, In
M9drld
78 Helmpoal-
tton
79Maur ...
eupporta:
2worda
81 DfvkMtt
83 FlahboM
rldgea
85 Anlmal
track
88 Follower: sumx
87 CIA'a prede-
c:eeaor
88 RuNlan ru._.
89 Revolve
91 Trappers
93 Approachea
lndlrec:tly:
2 WOf'dS
96Arablan
cioak
97 Satisfies
99 Francisco
or Diego
100 Jack of TV
and family
101 Bikini part
102 Shade
10'4 Threes:
Comb. form
106 Fixes
108 Dowels
109 Former
Egyptian
preeldent
111 OfllMeda
113 Alts quickly
11'4 Jack rabbits
115 Calumet:
2 words
118 Trtal of
• sort:
2words
120 Analyze
123 Moved tur-
tlwty
125 Ventilation
passage
129 Biblical
judge
130 Urge: Scot.
8 9
1321eld~·
ted: a wordl
133 Brooch
134 Flower
extreot
135 Grape
c:Juater
138GOOM
genua
138 Cub 1rbop
139 Suaptnda
141 Night '*°'•
1'42 Mualcal
drama:
Abbr.
143 Babylonian
deity
14'4 Bargain
prloet:
2 word•
1'47 Airline abbr.
1'49 Digraph
150 Edit
152 Cake layer
153 Claulfy
15" Vacation
lite
156Swap1
157 Ah met
158 Australian
lake
159 Ship enda
DOWN
1 Rotor
housing
2 Pen:iance
realdent?
3 Not: Prefix
4 Morning
moisture
5 Historic
periods
6 Dieter
7 More recent
8 Eutem
potentate
9 Perch
10 Securely
11 Bellnle
12 Barbecue
buttlnakl
13 Dagger
wound
14 Traveler's
stop
15 Azure deep:
2worda
16 Small broot<
17 Grow old
18 Continent:
nllLI
Alltbr.
11 IOUttquee
20 Lonot (tof)
21 flrlQranoet
31 TWttch
S-4 Sky dtver' e
epperatua
37 Foremoet
mtneUV9r:
2 WOt'dt
3t EngllahMI
40 OMllwtth
42 LONI cofor
43HMdllMtt
45 Vtrd.,,t
'47 Duct: Anat.
48T....,a, for
OM
49CKck
beet lea
"'51 Vtrb
ending.
of yore
53 Smeara
55 Short
lack•t•
56 Tattle
57 Eldelt: Fr.
68 Conductor's
arena
60 Evening
meal•
63 Staldelt:
2word•
14 South Afri-
can fox
85 Tidings
87 Watch rude-
ly: 2 words
88 Soup vege-
table
70 Mistake
removers
73 Narrow
openings
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Indian
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Teens return
to grass roots
By VIDA DEAN
Of the OeMy Pllot S .. tf
I n their search for
something ne w in fashion
teen-agers have looked back
to the SOs.
And they found their way
without designer hype,
according to one fash ion
executive.
"It has been a grass roots
movement," said Lee Cass
Hogan, vice president and
fa shion directo r of the 40
Broadway stores. "The teens
were already putting
together their own outfits
from thrift shops. They were
mixing the look of the SOs
and the 60s. The designers
picked up on this.
"Young people look back
on the SOs and visualize it as
a safe and comfortable time.
But, now the teen-agers are
ha ving their first Took at
economic recession a nd
they seek reassurance and
comfort. "The sos-styled
c lothes are comfo rtable,
pretty and feminine. And,
too, the music of the SOis was
mak_ing a comeback and I
think that had some
influence on fashion.
"Recently, in Japan I saw
kids dancing in the park.
Th ey came in groups and
were dressed in the trend.
The sos look is a lso 1n
England and around the
world." she added .
Some of the trends to
expect for spri ng and
summer are:
• SKIRTS: Sh ort tight
minis and the full c irc le
skirts.
• PANTS : Cropped at the
calves and ankles.
• TOPS: Strapless, c uffed
tee shirts, sleeveless and T
shirts with lettering and
printing.
• DR ESSES: Full skirted
with trims of polka dots and
small to medium checks.
•ACCESSORIES: Button
earrings, scarves worn as
bows in the hair o r as head
wraps, charm bracelets,
ankle bracelet s (colo re d
plastic ones are very "in"),
cat-eyed sun glasses and box
purses.
•SHOES: Flats and little
h eels worn with anklets,
some plain a nd o ther s
trimmed with la ce.
"I think halters will come
on strong as the we ather
warms. And we'll see lots of
buttons trimming dresses.
Buttons up the front, back
and sides.'
For daytime, the fabric will
be mostly cotton and cotton
blends, but for evening you
will see o rganza, crepe voile
and matte jersey.
Brights will be trimmed
with black with pastels
trimmed In white.
In the fall, teen boys wllt
find the w I d_e r I egged
trousers and tor wearing
with jeans, there will be
letter sweaters, tackets with
embroidery and bis bulky
cardlsans.
Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT 8und1y. February e, 1i83
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Uy VIDA DEAN
Da111 ,llol .. avl1 ldltOf
Talk uboul u tough
a'>.'l1gnnwn t l'lght spc_'l:taltsl.8 ul
Amen Wardy's lx•auty salon had
om• rt'<.'t'nlly
They wt•rc u:1kt•d t o do u
makeov<'r un Suzy Sulton o f
Corona dt•I Mar . u member of
the Fash1onublc.>S
"You'rt• k1dd1ng," 11a1d one
byst.and1•r. "Suzy Sutton alrt•ady
looks gn•al "
The l l'am ta c kled tht•
assignment. accomplished the
mission in 45 minutes and gavt•
Suzy a new look she loved.
The Fashionables had been at
The R1tz for a meeting and
brunch bdore coming to the
n1.>w Fashion island store to see
dt•signl'r fashions a nd to get an
idea o f W a rd y's "Da y of
Beauty " Suzy was chosen to be
the modt•I
What 1s this "Day of Beauty"?
First. a body massage with
trained fingers knl'ading away
at those tense and tired muscles
unul you're very relaxed, then a
f~w1al with deep pore cleansing,
followt'<l by a hairstylist doini<
your h<11r 111 a manner he
t•onsadcrs appropraat1• for your
bone struc ture. size. lifestyle.
t•tc .. a manicure a nd pedicure
,1nd finally yo ur makeup
t·xpertly appltl'd Soml'where m
IX'lWl'<.'n y11u g<'l lum·h
··It's f1vt· ur si x hours of
pampering," said Louise
Rodnick. manage r t•oordma tor
H owt•ve r . for The
Fashaonabh .. s and Suzy 1t was a
sh orter day of b1•uuty -a
modifaf>d v1•rs1011
Hairstylts~ Jo n J orge. Mark
David. Gerald Stucka and Barry
Brunette arrang<'d her hair in
o ne o f thl' la tes t European
trends The> tl'am kt•pt the sades
dose to thl' face an on upward
rnovemt.'nl With lots of bending
and unstrut·turc.'<.I movement on
top. The style• wa.c; crt•ated with
a round brush and blow dryer
"Haar styl~ are mut·h shorter
an Europt>," Brum•tte said he
observed when he and Jorgen
we re there recently "Loose
p<>rms are u~ to help create
the movt•ml•nt and multi colors
:in· appltt-d Lo highlight lhe hair.
anslead of JUSl onl' color "
During the makl'UP session.
Robm Kru."4.'. rne1n1cur1st, plat'l'd
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warm mitts over Suiy'1 oiled
hands and Laura Martin
massaged her f('('t
"I 'm staying with th e
hairstyle," said S uzy. and she
praised the l'olors of th e
makeup. "I had been using fall
colors. but they applied colors m
a sprang category They really
looked brighter I bought some
of the products and wore them
on a trip back East and really got
a lot of compliments "
To get that glowing report
Sallie McMahon. makeup artist
and f ac1alist, said s h e a nd
make up arttSt J ylt.e St.ensgaard
used a Snowflake liquid cleaneer,
D 'aloe toner . Dew Dro p
moisturizer and a foundation
mixture of beige and bronze to
match her skin tone. (Wanly has
a private label on hia akin care
(>roducts).
Two pe n ci ls, coffee and
blonde, colored the eyebrows
and severa 1 sh ades of eye
she1dow were used to bring out
her hazel eyes. The lid was
covered with sil"!er; the bone
area and outside of lids were
colored an a blue sea shade with
ltght beige applied at the inside
corne r o f the eye and as a
huzhluzhter. A smoke colored
{>enci I was smudged as an
eyeliner and turquoise/black
mascara was used on the lashes.
''The hghts and sun will pick
up this turquoise," McMahon
said
Three s hades of powde r
blusher we re added after a
dusting of translucent powder
over the foundation. A burnt
rose contour shade was used in
an almost straight line under the
cheekbone with a Harlow pink
on the cheekbone. The two were
blendC'd slightly and a lighter
shad<' added at the top of the
b o n c· ( o r I 1 f t 1 n g a n d
l'mphasizing.
To complete the lips lined in
ch<"Stnul and filled m with rose
Jana L1l'Ch ty. 15, and her sister, Joan Liechty,
17. are the daughters of Jean and Douglas Liechty
of Newport Beach
They attend Corona del Mar High School,
where Jana 1s a freshman and Joon as a JUruOr. Both
are Candystrapers at Hoag Memonal Hospital and
National Charily League Ticktockers. Also they
have done voluntt"t'r work for the American Cancer
Society a nd Uruted Way
Joan has been accepted as an American Field
Service student and will s tudy abroad next
summer Two years ago she won the Merci award
for volunt.N>rmg the highest number of hours of
C'ommunatv sc·rval·e with the National C harity
League
Jana as a member of the freshman -sophomore
tennis team a nd h as received the 100-hour
community service award every year since
becoming a T1cktocker m the seventh grade.
FASHIONS: Courtesy of the Broadway,
Fashion Island . coordinated by Diane Ershing,
merchandtSe coordinator. Jana's miniskirt and shirt
by Guess? is cinched with a bright pink patent belt.
Her shoes are by Candies -anklets by Electric Sox.
Joan's dress by Byer Too is accented by dota (that
are hot for spring and summer) on the collar and
lapels. The outfit was accesaorized with a =
necklace, white patent clutch bag and 9 Wests
PHOTOGRAPHY: Richard Koehler. Daily Pilot.
(And that's Joan Sammis' jukebox).
• Five
lip coloring. a nude Up plumper
to add shape wu uaed on the
center of the bottom lip and
under the cupid'• bow.
The n . Suzy was off for an
appearance at another meeting
where she said s he got rave
revl(•ws.
(The Fashionables, a support
group or Chapman College llsta
24 ml'n and 89 women on lta roll.
The latest members are Gene
Ma x. Lon W e lls, Charles
Graham, Arden FlamS<>n and J o
Mc Lain. Miidre d Mead of
Newport Beach started the
group 12 years ago.)
TIPS FOR THE WEEK: "A
woman with dry skin would be
better off with a cream blusher
rather than a dry one. And a
mature woman wiU have to use
po wder over he r foundation
very carefully. As a woman
matures she will have less oil
and the facial hairs will grow
longer to help hold moisture in
the skin. If powder clings to the
fac ial h airs it will show up
under light or the sun. I
re<.'Ommend they use a clean. dry
brush to remove the excess,"
Sallie McMahon said.
Beautify the home
Paula Bast.i.aanae and about 40
members of the Junlon of
National Charity League will
meet at 10 a .m . Tuesday at
Carulell and Chaffin Residential
Interiors Newport ~h for a
lecture by Helen Hall Brown,
designer, and luncheon. The
Irvine Terrace Philharmonic
group , headed by Pat
McClelland, will go for the same
on March 3 and the Monarch
Bay Home and Garden Club is
&eheduled April 6 for a lecture
and luncheon. Sylvia Lansford
is president ol the latter group.
For her layered look, Joan Liechty
wean pink jeans by Gueu? and
tope them off with a pink shirt by
Just ClaM, a striped shirt ~y
Gueu? and a two-toned Gu,eea?
vest. Anklets and Candies complete
the outfit that will make great
con venation.
• hours of pampering' SIX
l<"'inal touches to hairstyle by Barry Brunette, Gerald Stucka, Mark
David a nd Jon Jorgen •,
Pa.n,,ering by
Laura Martin,
mueeuae, Jytte
Stensgaard and Sallie MCM8bon __ _
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A 'Guess? that really paid off
Transforming an investment of $100,000 into a
$17 million business in one year takes more than
guesswork.
Designer Georges Marciano ~ achieved this
success with htS Guess? jeans.
In 1981 he introduced "stone-washed" denim
jeans in the U.S. and also began using a technique
known as "over -dyeing" that allows him to design
his fashions in an array of brilliant colors.
The "stone-washed" denim is literally washed
by st.one. a process which evenJy aoftens the fabric
giving it a luxurious finish for comfort and a snug
lit.
Marciano has been m the 'fashion industry for
over 12 years. He began by opening a retail ahop in
Marseilles and then expanded into a chain of at.ores.
It was during hia years in France that he began <;
to venture into clothing design and manufacturing.',.
His first desJ.gn was a man'• Ue, but he qWckly
moved on to women's fashions.
In the fall of 1981. the company occupied an ·
800-square-foot warehouae in Loa Angeles. By 1982'
it was already necessary to move into a larger space
-10,000 square feet. The last move was into a '
36.000 square foot warehouae.
The 35-year-old designer has three brothers.
Annand. Maurice and Paul. who are aaoclated
with the business and reside in the Loa Angeles
area. a block away from each other. -.
When asked where the name Gue.a? comes ·
from, Marciano respondl with a anile and 18Yf;:·
"Guess?"
Otano-Coelt OAILV PILOT/lunday, '•bruary e, 1913 'I
PARTY WRAP Princesses to get red .carpet treatment
By VIDA DEAN
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When the limuu11m•11 roll up to lht·
Newport Harbor Art Mu1Wum Thursduy
evening, then• will be more than 400 in
attent.lan~ to Wtc"komc• the pnnl't.'S8<'li
HRH Print'\c'!\.'i Astrid of Norwuy, llHH
Prlnl-es.-. Chrn1t1na of Swl-den und HHH
Prlnl'eSS Benl•c.hkele or Denmark
H eading lht' welcoming comm1llet•
Will be Gay Bryant, president nr lht•
board o f trust ees. and Cathlt>l.•n
Gallander, museum dlrt.~:lor.
'rhe eVl'nl, which murks the c1pcnang
of the 1',A!vard Munch 1:xh1b1tton, as a
1wll-out
lt was pouring ruin, but :.pr1ng
fashions, cll•gunl desst.•rts and a "good
caust>" (C hildre ns Hosp11a l of Orange
County) lured more than 100 women lo
the Queen of Hearts Gutld's annudl
champagnt• event.
Marti Smyth of Monarch Bay opt•111:.'Ci
her home for the event which f<•a tured
fashions from boutiques m tht> ~guna
area and pastel d(~'t.>rallons LO carry out
the spring fet.'ling.
Amona those atlt'nding Wl'fl' the
planning duo, Cheryl Duryea and Cathy
Ray. Presiden t Barbara Painlt·r. Sally
Davis and the• Mmes. David Alt..•xander.
Walte r von G remp, James Conke·y. John
Williams Jr .. Cha rles Smyth, R1l<:h1e
Wilson, Kelly Ware, W illiam Swngros,
David Hagen. Arthur Ac:kenmm, Jack
S ickler , J . Michael Reed <ind Paula
Huggins, who coordinated tlw fashion
parade.
Be tty M unos h ad h<."r a r ms full
rt'<'ently wht.•n she lefl the Reub4.•n E
L ee R es t aura n t. She 1s tht.• nt·w
president of the Woml•n's Auxalrnr~ of
New Directions and Put Sauer handt..'Ci
over the gavel and books at lht• fifth
annual dinner Working with her d uring
the co m i n g year will be Cathy
Colesworthy. vice president. P<tull'lle
Stome. recording st•c rPtary, Rl'nl'e
Madsen, corn•sponda ng secretory. and
Debi Reardon. treasurer
When the spaghett! 1s heaped high on
the dinne r plates al the 10th annual
Ro man Feast in NPwport Bl•a<:h on
Tuesday many local youngsters wa ll
benefit by the training programs at the
Youth Employm ent Servit·e an Costa
Mesa.
Now an established lradatton {c)(:usang
on family festivity, the aJl-you-<·an-eal
Italian dinner features an aulht>ntic
spaghetti re<·ape prepared by advisory
board me mber Art G1ovinell1 at the
American Legion Hall, 15th Street on
the Bay Doors open at 5.:30 p.m. and the
fun conunues until 8:30.
·Organized entirely by volunteers. the
feast reflects the commitment of Chef
Giovinetti's committee, headed by Chris
Hopper. According to board president
Mary P earson. other board mem bers wLIJ
be serving punch and salad, including
Pe te Barrett, Bill Banderuk, Richard
Bt:ooks. Caroline C lucas nnd V1rgm1a
Herberts. They will be pined by Dick
Joy. Pat Khngensnuth, Joanne Larson,
ElJl}ne Lmnhoff and Or. Norman Loats.
Judge Calvan Schmidt will supervise
the broom and dishwashing crews as
always, comprised of Grant McNiff. Jim
Straw, Toby Rosener. Ply Phylhs Green
and F.arline Loop.
Ttt·ke'-. $4 00 for adult. and •i 60 for
d11ldrt•n, nlily l)l' obtulnt'd by rullinl( tlw
V!t;S offkl11.1 ut ll42-0474 from I lo !\ p.m.
A11 u forc•runner o f lt1 1''t•b, 2~-i7
untiqut• shuw, the Afflllatn of Lagunu
B•·al·h MuSt•um of Art will hlllllt an l l
a .m lunt'ht•on We dnesday at th t'
N t>w po rlt•r R esort. G .R . (Oe p)
Durt•nb(•rKt•r will present a shd~ lt:'Cture
progrnm, "Touring Engliloh Country
Homes " The San Juan Capistrano
an11quarann will detail auctt early f.'9tatea
us 14th Ctintury Haddo n Hnl l In
Dt.•rbys h1 re to the 19th Century
Stralf1eld Suy<', retirement home of the
Dukt:' of Wl•lhngton. Slides taken during
u r(~-ent h.1ur o{ England will show the
ant1ma tc rt'flet·tlons o f the' culture,
attitudes and mores which continue to
anflul'nce our lives today. Pa l Atha,
494-03W, has more information. Tickets
are $25 a nd include show entry.
On the 24th, the Thursday before the
antique• show opens, a preview party will
b4.• held on \he museum {>8tiO. The area
wall be tr a n sformed into a Fre nc h
1.•ountry garden where a buffet of baron
of roast b4.'(•f. poachl•d salmon, chicken,
4u11.·he. palt.•s, wine and cheese plus
f.>t:'tllS fours w all be included.
Durenbergt.-r a nd the 33 West Coast
antique dealers. who will attend the
show to provide historical highlights on
furniture, salve r, jewelry, paintings. etc.,
wall be honored guests a t the previl'W.
Preview rcs(•rvations ($35) m ay be
obtam(-d from Atha, show co-chairman
Jan Taylor a nd Maria Crutcher.
prl•sadenL a nd patroness c hairman of
Angehtos dl.• Oro. wall be greeting lh!i!
150 t.'xpcctt•d al the Thursday annual
Angclitos patroness luncheon in the
1\•rrace Room of the Newporter Resort.
The Big Brothers/Big Sisters support
group as ('t'lebrating als 22nd year and
has generat<.'d over $600.000 principally
fro111 advertisements in and donations to
Lhl.' Gold Book. The pictorial calendar
will be prt".;entC'd at lht' group's ball on
May 2:~ an South Coast Plaza Hotel.
Dr Grorge J. Friou. UCI Irvine. will
be the honoree Marc·h 2 whe n the
Nt•wporl Beach Wome n's Auxiliary of
the Arthritis F oundation of Orange
C o untv holds its a nnual STOP
fund-raisc>r ut the Newport Marriott.
He Joans a long list of past STOP
tSalute lo Ou ts t anding P e rsons)
honort·es 1ndud1ng Lawrence Welk,
Wayne Rogers, J ane Wyman, Maureen
Reagan and Tom Kennedy.
F'1ve hundred are expected to attend
and sec lh(• fash'lonable musical re vue
creatt'Ci by Holly Mitchell Presents of
Bt>vC'rly Halls The arthritis founda tion
ofhl.-e, -~7-5591. has more information •
a nd wall act·ept rest:rvallons Proceeds
from this event will help maintain the
arthritis chnat· and CHOC.
Audrey Grundy. Barbara Ward and
Paula Eur) of Nc•wport a nd Babs
Kennedy and Joann Akerman of Balboa
Island arc committee members assisting
with the planning of Women's Day, "A
Collage o f Knowledge," Wednesday at
USC The event IS under the sponsorship or the general alumna association and the
alumnae t'OOrdi nating council.
The program will beglll at 9 a m. in
the Norris Cinema Theater a nd will
· Fashion ca lendar
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Cathy Ray and Cheryl
OurY.ea
conclude at 2:30 p .m. after a luncheon in
Town and Gown.
Television reporter Susan Hahn will
act as mo d e r a tor for the program
featuring Dr. William R. Van Cleeve,
professor of International Relations at
USC (topic: "Strategic Options for the
early 80s"); Dr. Dagmar Halamka,
adjunct professor at USC School of
Business and senior partner in a private
law practice ("The J oy of Law") and Dr.
Frances Conley. associate professor of
Surgery (neuro-surgery ) at Stanford,
who will have "Stroke: A Preventable
Disaster" as her topic. Also Dr. Leo F.
Buscaglia, professor of special education
at U~.c with the topic "Speaking of
Love.
More information and tickets ($25)
may be obtained by calling the alumni
office, (213) 743-7438.
Newport Ebell has scheduled a fashion
luncheon Feb. 17 1n the American
Legion Hall at 21~ 15th St., Newport
Beach. Booth~-offering crafts. baked
goods, jewelry. etc. will be open for
shopping at 10 a.m. before guests dine
and see fashion s from "Some thing
Special" and "Barbara's Fonnals." And
. 'design by Tulay will be auctioned.
Ellyn Niel.sen can be reached at 548-6888
for reservauons.
The Ladies Philoptochos Society of St.
John the Baptist Greek Orth odox
Church in Anaheim will hold its annual
fashion show Feb. 19 al the Anaheim
Marriott. Bullock's Santa Ana will
provide the fashions. Reservations can
be telephoned t.o 671 -1199 or 827-0181.
One of the highlights Of this affair is the
presentation of 11 young women.
Club calendar
NORDSTROM: A makeup arust
from Lancom e will v1sil in the
cosmetics department to show the
new looks for spring Monday through
Friday 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
A sunglass seminar is set for
Thursda y from l to 3 pm 1n
accessories. first floor. Informal
modeling of spring fashions from the
Gallery will take place from 11 a.m . to
2 p.m. .
OASIS SENIOR CITIZENS In
Newport Beach will meet Feb. 9 to
hear Dr. Michel Baudry discuss
"Averting Senility." The class begins
at 10 a .m . at the center, BOO
Marguerite Ave .• Corona del Mar. For
information, call Judy O'Shaughneay
at 759-9471.
A Sperry Topsider t.run~ show will
be held Saturday from 11 a .m. to 4
p.m. in Merl's shoes. first Ooor.
SAKS FIFTH A VENUE: A trunk
show of Options by Britt will be held
Friday and Saturday from noon to 4
p.m. in the Loungewear Department
of South Coast Plaza.
ROBINSON'S : A special trunk
showing of Giorgio Annani's spring
collection will be presented at the
Newport Beach store Thursday from
l l a m. to 3 p.m. Informal modeling
will be held an the tea room from 11
a.m.
BULLOC K'S : Tuesday through
Saturday at the South Coast Plaza
store from l l a.m. to 4 p.m. a makeup
ARCHITECTURAL SEC-
RET ARIES ASSOCIATION mem-
b e r!I will meet Feb. 8 a t 11 :30
a .m .. in South Coast Village for a
program on writing award-winning
competitions. For in formation, call
Betsy Nickless al 549-2207.
MESA HARBOR CLUB members
will meet Feb. 10 at the Mesa Verde
Cou ntry Club. For lime and
information. call 644-7278.
• OFFICER WIVES LEAGUE of
Orange County will hold It.a annual
White Elephant Auction Feb. 16 ln
Laguna Niguel. Members should
bring a small IJlft to be auctioned, a
potluck dish. and a donation for the
Veterans Hospital of Long Beach. For
reservations. call 499-3601.
artist will be availabl~ t.o demonstrate S PYGLASS HILL GARDEN
Estee Lauder's new Greek Island CLUB members will meet Feb. 16 t.o
colors. How to shape up your shape hear a lecture on appr aising and
• wiU be demonstrated by the Super restoring artworks. For information,
Nautilus Aerobic team and Cindy call Sharon Pence at 644-44-43.
~~~~.:O;~t.the middle level men 's C:HAMPAGNE AND SILK Is the
Deir "°' "'41to
Gep Durenberger and Hazel Castle
BROADWAY: The latest line of . theme of a 1llk fl,ower arranging
fashion jewelry by •rnfarl wlll be demonstration at Von Hemert
modeled Saturday from noon to 4 Interiors in Coata Mesa Feb. 17. For
p.m. at all Broadway st.ores. reservations. call 642-2050. talk antiques .. :.
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BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
DEAK MR. GOREN
Q. -Two week• •10. we
1tarted a dh1cuaalH about
opee.lq lead•. We were aot
coarerHd about the 1peclfle1
ol which card to IHd la a
slvea 11tuatlon, but rather
with 1eaeral prlaclple1. lo
tltat column we concentrated
mal11ly on whether or not to
lead a trump. Now we t urn
our attention to plala 11Ult
lead•.
you do not hat. time to all
around and wall for tr ick• to
1·on1e to y1>u. You havt• to KO
ou t an1t promoto trick• for
your 1id1•, bt•cauao the opun
lnlf ltiad 1s prohably the only
chance you an• lfUlng to gel
to 11trlk11 11 mortal blow to
your opponl•nts. l}\ifending
ag 111n11t 11 grand "lam.
hoWt'Vl'r, [I Sllfo lead la
preferable let d1iclarer
guess how to µla y the hand.
('on11df'r Lhl• nurt ion.
South North
1 O I •
I N'r 2 NT
3 NT
North South ha ve 1hown
no puLlrular llklnK ror each
otht'r'11 1ultt1. Suulh hu
thown a minimum opening
b1d and North did not have
1<nough Lo leap Lo gamti -he
made> an Invitational ral1'·
which h11 partner accep~«id.
Ohv1ou11ly, th1•y have little to
spare in Lhll way of high
rards. so thl' contract c8n
ha rdly be laydown. ((you get
busy and give them a trick
for nothing, yo u mighl be
handing them Kame and rub
ber.
A.-l}{>fense falls into two
cutegories: active and pa~
sive. Most players hate to sit
back and let the situation
take care of 1tselr. They
prefer lo be busy little bees,
flitting from one suit to
another. from one line ol
defense to something else.
All they succeed in doing Is
to confuse partner and make
hfe easy for the enemy -the
declarer.
Usua lly. the auction will
tell you when you should
adopt an active defense. II
your opponents know what
they arc doing and bid con
ridently to a small slam. ll 1s
usually snfe to assume that
Ht're's anolht•r rase where
you have to lake your tracks
11u1ckly. or you url' likely lo
find Lhat they hnvl' withered
on Lhe vine. Suppose lhal one
opponent hiu. shown a long,
strong suit and they have
come to rest in another
strain. Unless you get your
tricks early, Lhe long i;uit is
likely to provide declarer
with all th€' tricks or discards
that hl' needs. In lh1s situa
llOn you must attack, even
though you make a risky lead
Lhat could l'ost your side a
track.
Here 's a simple rule of
thumb to guide you in
deciding whet.her you should
conduct an active or passive
defense. Ask yourself: "On
the auction. does 1L sound
Lhat, left to his own device1,
declarer wiil easily fulfill his
contract."
Then there art' times when
the bidding clearly indicates
that you should play safely.
If the answer 1s yes. al
tack. If no. conduct a passive
defense and ltJt dl'clarer do
his own work.
Traveling in Australia
best on land, not by
done
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By DICK DOYLE
Special lo ltM Delly l"llot
SYDNEY, Australia -Ir you're plannmg to go
from one city to another In Australia. don't fly. Go
by train. Or go by bus. But don't fly. It's 448 miles
from Melbourne to Sydney. That's not much more
than from Orange County to San FranclSCO.
The fare, however. 1s $95 U.S . per person -
one way!
Australia 1s catching up with the inflation
levels which have battered so much of the world
during the last half dozen years. Hotel costs,
restaurant tabs, even plane fares are beginning t.O
go out of sight.
However, there are still bargams, ones which
will help the Orange Country traveler stretch h'is
vacation dollar -and 1t can be stretched in thts
beautiful land "~ Under_"
--S"ydneY, Wit J)opula-tfon of three million, is
probably Australia's most cosmopolitan city.
Everybody's seen pictures of its clamshell-shaped
o p era h o use which 1s home to the Sydn ey
Symphony and opera as well as temporary home to
everybody from Frank Stnatra Lo Lena Home. It's
got other culture, too, including a magn1ftcant art
gallery, the Mitchell Library. home of the country's
national his torical documents, the Australian
National Museum and the Ultimo Planetarium.
whe re views of the s kies o f the Southern
Hemisphere wall tum your head .
A tol!r of the city by Ansell Pioneer bus ca>ts
$8.75 U.S. and is well worth taking. A harbor
cruise, with views of the city from off shore, is a
little less and takes about 2112 hours. Both are musts
for visitors.
Daytime an Sydney is for exploration. The
shops are spectacular. It's hard t.o believe this l"lty
was founded by convict labor T hey creatt>d a
masterpiece.
A majority of Sydney's sights are cente red an
its downtown area and the balance are reached by
ferry from Circular Quay (wruch i.sn't circular). The
morning tour will give r.ou the highlights and. with
pen and notebook. you U know where t.o return t.o
for a more in-depth vi.sit.
There's Shopping Circle. a gathering of some of
the most spectacular stores in Australia. Visit the
Summit, a revolving restaurant (largest in the
world) where prices are almost as high. The re's
Kings Cross, one of the gathering places for the
"in" people and a fine restaurant area. And. there's
the Argyle Arts Center.
The Argyle Arts Center . built In 1820 by
convict labor of sandstone _and band-cut log:i. has
everything from stained glass to hand-rubbed brass
I think it's one of the best shopping centers in
Australia and Its prices are similar or equal to those
you'd pay for the same merchandise In Orange
County.
Now. what to see. where to stay and where t.o
eat
Sydney has a number of interesting outlying
areas. There's The Rocks: It's where this city was
born and is undergoing a wholesale remodeling. and
even with the construction all-round. is worth
seeing. Don't miss Victoria Barracks, also convict
constructed In 1848. Built for the Brttish, they
haven't been there s ince 1870. The Australian
Passport Photos
infantry 1S there now. comple te with its military
memorabilia.
Of course. every traveler to Sydney talks about
Kings Cross. which iB a combination of Soho in
London. North Beac h In San Francisco and
Greenwich Village in Ne w York. It's a great
daytime visit area and, with courage, a rughttlme
spot, too. Long-stemmed ladies surround a wax
museum, the Wayside Chapel and one of the best
eati ng places in to wn , Arthur's, where
balcony tables overlook an interesting par t of a
booming city.
There are a number of "private" clubs in
Sydney, just like London, whe re gambling goes on
for "members" only. Anyone in town will tell you
how to become a 48-hour member.
Hotels in Sydney are like other maJOr ciues.
Big-. pretentious and...expensiv..e.
The Cambridge Inn, jus t minutes from the
heart of town (47 U.S. do<lble) is choice, a four-star
for certain. The Gazebo, Wentworth and Koala
Oxford Square alao get high marks and the prices
are leas than $~0 U.S. for a double during the
summer (our winter) months.
As for places lo eat. try No Name -the
regulars call it Caesar's -and get one of the most
lavish and inexpensive meals in town. An American
flag outside (2 Chapel Lane, East Sydney) Identifies
1t. How about a T-bone steak or fried chicken, meat
salad or smorgasbord for lees than f5 U.S . Try
Wooloomooloo (or Loo as the locals call It) one of
the best puba ln Australia.
Sydney is as gracious, as stalely a nd as
beautJful as any other major city m Australia. h Is
also the launching spot for the Gold C-oast to the
north and western cities such as Perth or inland
communities like Alice (wruch is a time drain unless
you've got about three weeks to roam this giant
nation). Train travel is one of the best ways to get
around Australia if you're going between cities and
bus and streetcar (tram) riding in cities is the most
inexpensive and comfortable ways to ride In town.
Now, aome general not.es on Australia, our
frie nds "Down Under" . . . Opals remain some of
the best buys in the stores. But shop in a reputable
jewelry outlet. Fakes abound.
... The dollar (U.S.) in mid-October, was
worth only .95 Australian dollar. Their currency
has stayed pretty steady against the American buck
during the current world f inancial c runch.
However. in almost everything you buy, you get
your dollar's worth.
... This country h as some of the most
incredible zoos you wffi ever aee. The natlve
animals. in the main, are found nowhere elle In the
world. It's worth a day to visit the zoological
gardens in Melbourne and/or Sydney -and take
plenty of pictures. They'll never believe It at home.
. . You'll need a pusport and visa to get lnto
Australia. The visa is available Crom the Counsulate
General. Qa ntas Building, 360 Post St .. San
Francisco 94108. A postal card will bring
instructions. They're easy to get and make sure you
have one when you go.
. . Pack comfortable summer clothes. lt does
get warm (much like Orange County's summer
winter ln Sydney's December). "
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for your rcl)(•Gt!Xi and penl•tunt a.dvlct>: "S~k
prot lon1d help. Oct COUn.lltllln& Find a th •rupl1t.
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At a very low point In my life a friend gl•nlly
•UOClll·d tht same to me. For the: n<>xt BCvoral
duy1, although he did not puth h, he contlnut.'d to
tell me how much ClOUruellna had helped him. He
mod • me th4t a penon m~-d not be aahamed to
udmlt that he or ah • didn't have all the unsw<,•rt1. l
fin.all y made an appointment.
· l thought If I explained. my problem In detail
the EMJYCholOQill would tell Ill<! what t.o do and my
problt-m would be eolvt.>d. It doesn't work that way..
Instead. you ~cvelop confidence and learn to solve
your own problems. Whal a terrific feeling!
I no longer con sider m yself w o rthless,
Inadequate and hollow. I am a new me. If r c:an do
it, on;yone can. Please keep hammer ing away, Ann.
People need to be told that seeking help isn't a sign
of weakness. It's a sign or strength -HELLO.
TOMORROW! HERE I COME!
DEAR HELLO: I am proud of you -llnd of all
those lolka out there who are 1truggllng to make
tomorrow better. Harct"work? You bet! But J can't
tblJlk of anything tbat pays greater dlvldends.
Congratulation1!
DEAR ANN LANDERS: How do you t.cll a
4 1-year -old woman lo dress he r age? You will
probably advise me to "M YOB." but I hate lO see
people laugh at my SLSter behind her back while she
ROCS mPrrily along, making a dam<'d fool of herself.
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BY SIDNEY OMARA
Heir uwn tc: """' dou(lhter hu t.c1ld twr lhe II an C'munrr ... m~nl, bµt the woman lnaltu the 1lrl if
"compt•tlllvti •nd ,le4aloul."
Li11t w.-.ek my elater •how.d up at a clv}4
lunchl•o n In u mtnJ·1klrt, b•bv doll bloute
11u11p••nc.frr11, flilt·hcelcd ahoea and texture~
·~kJnr. Her hair wu 1111 trlW'd up once a aJCMt
•Jlllnll!ll and 1hr wore a headband pulled down
ncrou ht·r (orehead. 1 thought I wC>Uld die when l
»tiw her. •
Thi• won11.an ha1 a nice flsure and look•
youna •r than her ege, but when 1he geta henelt up
In thoee cruy outfltt, ahe ia an object of ridlcu~.•
Any 1ugge1tlona on what 1 mJaht do to hele? -
SISTER OF TH£ OLDEST LIVING TEENAOER
DEAR SISTER: Save your breattl &o cool yo.I
1oup, Petunia. Accept your 1l1ter •• 1lle 11. (Ho"
true are lho1e words from Robert Bani: "O wa4
1ome power tbe &lftle lie UI/ To tee OllltelVff II
othera 1ee u.!'')
DEAR ANN: Thls ls for the unmarried girl
who Is "Expecting in California."
When the time comes t.o put a name on the
birth certificate, use your maiden name as the
baby's last name and add "father unknown."
Lllter, 1f you marry, write t.o the bureau of vital
St.alistlcs al vour state capital, stating the baby'•
name and date of birth. They wlll aend you paper,.
to rm out and the blrth ~rtlflcate can be chang~
without going throush a lawyt.>r. It wUJ coet only~
small ftt. liad sonwone told me. I could have saved
u nJce sum of mont.•y. Sign me -BEEN THERE
DEAR B.T.: Tbaakl tor tbe lnformatloa.
"&>xunl f~'(Jum" prf'W•nta "dlflirolt declalon
for tecnugenJ r.md th()/r pimtntll Ann Landers offerl
down-Lu earth udvlt'f• In hn nt•w booklet, "High
Sd>ool St•" anti f/()W lo l>t•11/ With It A Gulde /of
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SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ~2-IX-c. 21): Everything
seems lo "fall into place." You're o n track,
popularhy increa11ca. communication lines are
cleared and you re<.oe1ve excellent news from a
dlst.anCC' Gemini und another Sag1ttanan figure in
exciting scenario.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Numerous Monday, February 7 • 11 be flclal "'-la · ARIES (March 21-April 19): You're not likely restncuons may actua Y prove ne · ~ Y lS helpful. provides time for "second wind." Look
to be satlsfled with curre nt conditions. Tendency is behind scenes for answers. Check details, read
to waot to "break away," to communicate with between lines and study small print. Aquarius,
those at a distance, to express yourself in new and &:orpao natives figur~ prominentlv.
vital ways. Chance for surprise meeting highlights
scenario, provides needed stimulation. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. i8): Events take
TAUR US (April 20-May 20): Probe beneath sudden tum in your favor You'll win friends and
s urface indication s -go a fter truth, re ject in£luence people. Focus on hopes. wishes and
superfu:1al explanations. You'll be d ealing with s uccessful business enterprise. Emphasis also on
money. {ananclal prospects, fiscal responsibility of creativity, romantic interests and dealings with
one who would be close associate or partner. Check Gemim_. Virgo, Sagau.arius individuals.
Virgo. P ISCES (Feb. 19·Marc h 20): Take stand
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Low key approach regarding purchases necessary for improvements
brings desired results. Change in domestic a Hairs is connected with home comfort, remodeling and basic
h ighlighted. Get estimates on projected home changes. Highlight security, contacts involving
repairs, decorations or remodeling. Lunar focus o n business or career. Ta urus, Libra, Scorpio natives
legal al{reements. public relations and marital status ,_w_1U_p_la_y_1m_po_rtan __ t_ro_les_. ----------
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Go slow, get
definition of tenns. promote alliance with one who 1.:~M FREE sha res work.. basic concerns. Keep resolutions
concerrung diet, nutrition. employment and health.
You'll be dealing with sensitive. prescient
and1vtduals who can become valuable allies.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You'll have added
respons1b1hty. there wall be mor e pressure,
relal1ons h1ps wall intensify and there will be
changes associated with members of opposite sex
Utilize lessons learned m recent past -speculative
venture can succeed.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22): Don't stay too long
"aft.er the party." Means ,conclusions have been
reached, transaction actually is completed, you've
made your maJor points Reject request for
addittonal bargaining session. Aries native plays
slgnif1cant role
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22); Be flexible, versatile
a nd give full play t.o inteUectual curiOSlty. You'll be
offered a "new deal." Highlight independence.
originality, willingness to make extra effort even 1f
at involves short journey. Check with Leo.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Follow through on
hunch -your "inner feelings'' concerning money
will be on target. Article that had been lost. mlSSing
or stolen can now be recovered. Family member.
previously skeptical. will cooperate. Aquarius is
involved.
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COUPLES
Who are the romantics along
the Orange Coast? How are
changing trends and lifestyles
altering the way they look at
love, marriage and famlly?
These are but a few examples
of the engaging questions
answered In February's
Current magazine.
Current wlll be packed with
articles on such timely topics
as two-paycheck llf estyles.
marriage contracts and the
problems and pteasures
facing efderly couples. Plus,
special features like a
Valentine's Day gift guide and
pull-out bridal section .
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Oil world c autious
about '83 forecast
By LORENZO BENET because of the high risk and cost
Of"IM Delly Hot • ..,, involved.
An executive from Varco The editors -who base their
Inte rnational was asked his reports on detailed surveys of oil
opinion on what was in store for company drilling programs,
the oil industry this year. equipment availability and on
"Business will either get better information provided by oil
or It will get worse, or it will stay conservation officials -don't
the same," he told a table of expect a return to the high profit
listeners attending a preview of days of 1981 for several reasons:
World Oil editors' oil industry -The over supply of both
forecast. equipment and services.
The answer seemed to reflect -The surplus of natural gas.
the cautious mood prevalent which has reduced interest in gas
iunong the 160 oil executives who well drilling.
gathered at a Costa Mesa hotel -A trend to simpler.
tor the annual presentation of shallower drilling requiring l~
the forecast published by Gulf costly equtpment and services.
0il Corp. -Elimination of inefficient
1 In 1982, the oil business operatonJ.
iieached a low point. Rig count California is one of the few
was down and although wells states that may realize an
and footage reported drilled hit iherease ln drilling, particularly
ce<:ord levels. sales of equipment in the San Maria and San
end services to the industry in no Joaquin water basins. World Oil ~ay reflected drilling totals. foresees 4,072 wells statewide, up
· While World Oil's 1983 ~ 2.9 percent Crom last year.
forecast gave the audience at the "California doesn't work like
funcheon late last week little most other states," said Laura J.
reason to break open champagne, pan k 0 n i en • w 0r1 d 0 i l • s
it at least provided enough exploration editor. "It has no
'n courage men t to allow state severence tax; it imporu its
tnjoyment of the luncheon fare. gas reserves and we expect the
In general. the editors new governor (Gov. George
predicted that the United States Deukmejian) to be more
oil industry can expect a year of receptive to busin~ interests."
slow recovery in the face of last However. the number of
~ear's crash. exploratory wells to be drilled in
They expect 81,018 oil and gas the Golden State may decrease
wells to be drilled for a total of by 16.3 percent Crom last year.
362.9 million feet of hole, down Nationally. the editors say, they
6.8 percent and 11. l percent, expect exploratory work to drop
respectively, from 1982. Wildcat 12.5 percent from 1982.
drillers are expecting decrease World Oil based its forecast on
operat ions by 12.5 percent (See OIL, Page Ce)
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Orange Coa•t OAILV PILOTl8undey, February e, 1913 Ca
Crime prevention profitable
ecurity indu try pocket $20 billion per year in consumer sale
By KAREN E. KLEIN ortt1ete11r .... •w Crime, u they aay, doesn't ~Y·
But dctterrtna crime cloel. In tact, the growing 1eeurity
lndualry, ble.dby a hetghttned public awarenCll ot crime,
hu blOllOl'ned lnto a •20 bllJlon a year bUl!nett that
lncorporatee the latest tec:hnolo1lcal advancet.
lnlrared d t.ectora aenae temperature chanptl In the
environment and can triager alarma If an Intruder la preeent.
Motlon•tel'\IOr pact. are inataUed beneatn carpet.a to detect
footttepl that ahouldn't be there.
The newe-t and beat in crlme-•topp!ns techniques was on
dltplay recently at the lntel"MUonal Security Conference &
Expo ln Loe Anaele-. Manufactunn proudly demonatrated
their lat.eel burglar alanna, smoke detectors and infrared'-
senaora.
But not. au aecurity 1yatema are ao aoph1aUcated. Fire
Burglary lnatrumenta spedAJ.lue in euy, lnexpenalve ay1t4Hnl
which It. aays are the wave of the future.
Baalcally, the "Feellafe" ayatem manufactured by Fire
Burglary, conalat.a of remote control unit.a placed at acc88 point.a
around the home and a hand-held remote whh button1 on It
labeled "Clre," "medical" and "panic".
They showed off tt)olr hottest aecurity televiBion cameras,
computer-controlled accee1 ayatema and bullet-proof vest.a
-all designed to keep "ua" lnaulated and protected and
If an emergency situation occurs around the houte and you
aee It, you can preaa the panic button to summon aid, Egloff
said.
to keep "them" out. The Feelaafe system can be plugged into a telephone jack.
An option which comes with the aystem la a central monitoring
station, which receives' the emergency call and notifies the
proper local authorities.
It doesn't always work. Sometimes the family pet sets oft
motion aenaora or Infrared detectors which triaer the alarm .
Sometimes Intruders are smarter than the systems.
And It's expensive.
"If you want a really good home aecurlty system, you're
talklng •2.000 and up," said Hope Willson, who was at the
show promoting her burglar-proof window acreens.
A central monitoring station is important, Egloff said,
because most people pan.le in an emergency situation and are
unable to summon help themselves. "This way, you have an
objective, calm third party to help you," he saJd.
Wlllson's acreens are designed to accompany a basic home
alarm system. Every screen is custom designed to flt any
opening In the home, Willson said.
To more and more Americans, security is no longer a
luxury but a necessity.
"The American pubUc want.a 80me protection. Everywhere
you go -and I travel 100,000 miles a year -you can tum on
the television and hear about r~, murders, robberies. No ooc
feels safe anymore," said Dick Egloff of Fire Burglary
Instrument.a. Inc.
They have special covered wires woven into their mesh at
four-inch Intervals, which, ifbroken or disturbed, trigger a
loud alarm and turn on the lights inside the houae.
Wlllson's husband, King, came up with the Idea of
burglar-proof screens 23 years ago when he wu in the
standard window-screen business.
Willson agreed. Middle~lasa families are no lo~r
shunning security as too complicated or too expemive, she said.
"People have cameras, computer games and so many thingi1
in their homes now that it's worth it to put in security. And
even if you don't have anything, you still have your life. You
can't replace your-life," Willson noted. -
"He said, 'I wish I could make something that keeps out
not only bugs, but burglars,' Hope Willson said. And he got the
first patent on the screens, which are now considered a must
for home alann-ayatema.
High technology plays a major part in most security
systems. Almost all a.re run on microprocessors, with
all-electronic circuit boards which have variable options that
can be programmed into them.
As costs decrease and t.echnology·improyes, security will
lost its reputation as upper-class-only, experta predict.
"These systems, this kind of protect.ion, is what people
want. They're here to stay," ~loff said.
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Homes in pleasant suburban surroundings may not be as
attractive to burglars as they once were because of advancements
in the security industry.
Money market accoynts revolutionary
By KAREN E . KLEIN CXltleDelly Not Stell
The hagh-interest. "insured
money market accounts
introduced by banks and savings
and loans less than two months
ago will cnange the face o{ our
economy. according to a report
prepared by two Bank of
America economists.
~ report concludes that the
Garn-St. Germain Act, which
establishe,d the money market
account, will cause higher
interest rates. an increase in
adjustable-rate loans and new
difCerences between banks and
savings and loan associations.
The money market accounts,
introduced Dec. 14, allow banks
and savings and loan associations
to compete for deposits by
offering accounts free of interest
rate ceilings.
In .addition the a('t'9Unts are
insured up to $100,000 by the
federal government.
By the end of 1982, money
market accounts had garnered
over •23:.! bilhon an depostts, the
report said. But despite the fierce
competition for the Garn money,
as it la called, the implications of
the act are only now beginning to
be examined.
In their r eport, Bank of
America economists Michael
Salkin and Daniel Van Dyke
Isolated the following impacts qf
the money market accounts:
-Although a substantial
portion of the funds that were
invested in money market
mutual funds will flow back into
depository institutions, the net
increase in loanable funds In
banks will be very small.
~pecially in the large banking
institutions. the Increase in Garn
money will be offset by the
dt!Q'ease in sale of cash deposits
to money funds.
But savangs and loan
associations will fare better than
the banks when it comes to
increases in loanable funds due to
incoming Garn money. Because
the big money funds. such as
Merrill Lynch, did not buy CD's
as primary assets Crom S&Ls, the
savings Institutions will
experience increased loanable
funds due to the rapid inflow of
money market accounts.
-Both S&Ls and banks will
probably move as quickly as
possible to Jntroduce
adjustable-rate loans on
consumer goods. This move wiU
be prompted by the fact that the
lenders' source of funds will shift
from deposits with fixed rates
and known maturities to "hot"
Garn money -where rates may
change daily and maturities are
likely to be volatile.
-The re rt said interest rates
are Tik:e y to stay at nlgherleve
than they would have if Garn
accounts had not been
Introduced. The reason: lenders
will be paying market rates for
larger percentages of their funds,
and the cost of funds will
generally be higher.
-The upshot of Garn acx:ounts
for financial institutions may
very likely be a profit squeeze.
"It's a tricky, potentially losing
situation.'' Salkin said. "But we
should see a lot of innovative
kinds of products coming out of
it." The profit squeeze will come
about because the spread
between rates on deposit.a and
rates on loans will be the
minimum possible based on cost
and risk.
-The best news in the report
is that consumers wilJ win all
around with Garn accounts. The
interest on their deposits wiU be
hi_gh. and com~tition will grant
consumers a fairly gOOd shake on---•
their loan rates also.
When in Asia do as the Americans do
Fast-food outlets, Western influ ence abound
By MORT ROSENBLUM
KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia (AP) -lo a
countr y where retired headhunters troll for
man-eating crocodiles, you would not expect to find
Dunkin' Donuts and 48 Kentucky Fried Chicken
outlet.a.
Southeast Asia ls like that these days. The
ginger-11Cented Chinatowna, the high-pooped pirate
shipe and the dawns coming up like thunder are
sUU ~fie· But so ls Pasadena.
Blnakok has a street named Cowboy. From
one apot in Manila. the view i. limited to industrial
pizza 10808 and tbe Muhammad All ahoepln8 mall
sign. Singapore'• airport restaurant. ae1ls Blg Mac.a.
l\t the Kuala Lumpur Hilton, a singer, deep
tan under hla 10-tinllon h~t. launches into "Up
Agalnat the Wall, Redneck." Then he drawlt, "That
was a J{itJe tune from the .outh. Ah'm from South
Penang."
A ml9t of Westemlz.atlon ~ pervaded Alia
since Marco Polo, whoee name now gaces hotela,
1ln joint.a and eouvenir ahope. It thickened ln the
1800.. u D\al.llh, French and Spanlah colonizen
tank their rootl.
By Uno. Americana In Indochina apUled Into
Thailand, the Phillpptnea, Malaysia, lndOnetta and
Slnaapore. Now with UO billion In U .S. and
European Investment In the five countrM!e, the
Weetem mist la a fot. From technoloO to T...tUrta. Western influence
penneaie. IOdetJea which were alreacly ~ly
lntermln11ed with Chlneee, Hindu and Moelem
trait.a.
a.un ... prince .... dance ancient atepe In
Juna1ed c.npa and thtn n1 °'' to the dty ln thick m11'e·up and d .. lper JHna. Malayetan lplrlt IMdiwm llnadl oa Wark io watch ''KO.Ilk." -
''It II I ll'9ka bltlnl Ill tal." MYI ~
Joumal11t Ronni Plneler.' .. The w .. , 9"ka 1
lotrituaUty In the~ and the s.t ..... whit lhe w .. t o1,.,..
"Wn. ........ iown .... -............ w dOCl-.:i'M,'* Iv.a lhl blli9f II dae w -. whkhJ• ......_," .. ~ '11le 1llil Ida Mtuna 1 1
are disappearing an the melting pot.. It's not
necessarily bad, but It's reality."
Much of the out.aide overlay is limited to capital
cities -and even then to an air-condltiooed vein
running from airports to hotel and shopping
districts in downtown areas. A short stroll can take
a visftor back to the opium wars.
Even Singapore, with a Manhattan-style
skyline and computerized traffic UShta, has twisting
back streets where grandmothen ln baggy black-
trouaen can 1pend days watching a python d«ide
whether to eat a chicken in its cage.
But widening chunks of Singapore, like
Jakarta and other cities, are rued to make room for
shopping centers emblazoned with the universal
language of designer names.
Kuala Lumpur haa kept Its
Thoutand-and-One-Nlahta architecture downtown,
but domes and aplre11 are now reflected in the glaaa
aides of hlah-rile office buildings.
At villap9 neer the ThaJ-Cambodian border,
travelers need only recognlae red and green IOft
drink l~ to make out the worda ln t.analed ThaJ
acript: ''Thin&I ao better with ... " And •i)'rah up
with ... "
At Marawl City, a heavily lalamk bllCkwawr
on the Ph=lne laland of Mindanao, a youna
woman ou the moeque WMn a. T·llhlrt rMdJn,
·~.·· lJ\ Chlana MaJ, nor\hem Thailand, • bent and
jrtuled man ln a atra\V helmet pulhel hla bkycle
rtcbha, 1 p&cture of the .,.i -.xc.-.pt for the ~>' bunny on tu. mudflap. IV UJ> the ftajlnt River ln Sarawak, 1.ut
MUI~ n.n tnbiamn IU1I aep lhrunken lkulll
on the raftln of \MU' :.2 ncaWnc p111t Ctaya when manhood wu b)' remOVl hHdl from OWIWI' ..._ now an ~
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('8 Orange Co11t OAll.Y Pll.OT/8und1y, Febru1ry e, 1913
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From Page CS
several assumpuons.
-A moderate turnaround m
lhe general economy.
-T he O rga n1 za t1 o n o f
Petrole um Exporung Countnes
will handle its prora tion problem
suc-cessfully. thus U.S. prices for
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toward s s hallow er oper ations
w ill a llow more wells to be
drilled per operating rig. The
average U.S. rig count should fall
in the ranJ{e of 2,700 to 3,000.
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-The industry will adjust to
a n y n e w ta x es imposed b y
Congress.
-Th e r e w o n "t be a n
appreciable change in the surplus
gas "bub ble" in key producing
I• areas.
Capital investment in the oil r industry should reach last yeal''s
levels. the editors said.
T h e lo w e r i nflation r a te
combined with low er leasing and
By concentrating on shallowe r
developmen l, particularly oil,
ope r ato rs can quickly Impac t
lheir cash flow and provide for
maximum return on investment.
Areas outside the U.S . and
Canada are expected to increase
d rilJing by 2 percent from last
year. Most gains will be seen in
the Middle East and Far East,
while decreases are expeeted in
the North Sea and Europe.
T he luncheon was held at The
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel.
Advisory boss
Stanley C. Hensell has
been appointed head
ol the business
advisory services
de partment of the
Newpor t Beach oflice
ol Fox & Co.
EARN 12.25°/o INTEREST
(Credited dally, compounded yearly)
With this TAX DEFERRED annuity
Gel lh1s t 2 25 °'• mrerest f()( as htUe as S50·S tOO pe1
month
No money requ11ed up front. m addltt<>n to monthly depos11
Not only are you getting the hcghest interest on y9ur
monies. lhe profits are Al l f'AX DEFERRED w1l h
add11tona1 benefits Included
Call for Particulars
760-2545
SPICIAL INTRODUCTORY OPPER
UST YOUI HOMI
M1Ma81 NIW"OtlT-COST A MlSA
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SAVl.J.lfl NOIMAL 3" USTI""" COMMISSION
673-1550
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This Week's Special
1980 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM
Optionl Include an elk·araJned pedded top, dual comfort
wall, c.dllJac wire wheel cas-& only 20,286 low mllel.
(160809).
5 11,995
c.l1IJ.ac Value Prof«fJon &rvlce A,JJwmmt Avallable
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WESTERN INFLUENCE CHANGING ASIA. . ; ! From Page _C5
Bachelor," a crocodUe that had eaten 11 people,
Malaysians In California-style Kuala Lumpur
apartments kept track on their color televisions.
Conventional
cars cut at AMC
DETROIT (AP) -American Motors Corp. will
stop building conventional cars of its own design
this spring as it phases out production of Spirit a nd
Concord mode ls at Its Kenosha, W is .. and
Brampton. Ontario. plants.
The move will leave AMC as a manufacturer of
four-wheel drive vehicles of its own design and an
assembler of conventional autos d esigned by
Re nault, its Fre n ch partner, a ccording to
unidentiCied AMC mar keting sources quoted in
recent editions of the Detroit Free Press.
A spokesman for the automake r declined to say
if the company will cease production of the two
cars.
Spirit and Concord models we re derived from
older car lines d ating to the late 1960s. Auto
industry analysts have said it was only a matter of
time before AMC quit producing those models to
concentrate on assembly o f cars d efigned by
Re nault.
Beginning in the fall. AMC will produce only
Renault models at Kenosha, Including the Alliance
sedans and a ne w line of front-wheel-driv e
hatchbacks.
"They're d e rivations of the Alliance. but
they'll be separate and distinct new products, .. said
Howard Mosh er, AMC's d ir ector o f Re nault
marketing.
The Brampton plant wall becom e the sole
producer for AMC's four-wheel-drive Eagle sedan,
wagon and Eagle SX4 hatchback models for the
1984 model year.
T erry Gorman. president of United Auto
Worke rs union Local 1285 a t Brampton , said
production of the Eagle would be moved to the
Canadian plant.
Utility bill aid available
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A s pec ial gas
ass istance fund t o help low-inc ome a nd
fixed-income gas customers pay their utility bills
this winter contains about $550,000. a United Way
spokesman says.
Most of the money came from Southern
California Gas Co. and Southern California F.clison
Co .• United Way oCficial Brad Sales said The two
utilities told customers about the !und earli ·
January and 1,500 people have already been given a
total of $105,000 in aid, he aaJd.
• .
· Throughout Southeast Asia, television is the •
great equalizer. "J .R ." and "South Fork" are !
household words In Mandarin Chinese, Thai, 1
Malav, Tagalog and Tamil. i
Canned Western programs. dubbed or in !
English , alternate with local drama and cultural ,
shows. ?
I A local version of "Meet the Press," called ·
"Meet the Press," grills newsmakers in familiar !
fashion. although official pressures tone down the j
questions. • I
In Thailand, It Is all kept separate. An FM I
frequency provides original soundtracks,· but the !
television is all Thai. . .
I
Despite any lmpressaon left from ''The King j
and I ," Thal rulers have mingled 'diplomacy with 1
ac."COmmodation to fend off fiµ-more than English I
governesses and television programs. Bangkok, :
more than most Asian cities, shows it. :
The skyline of glittering temple. spires rises!
over a fanla.Sia of ornate. curled-edge roofs and a i
colorful splash of film posters and signs in tightly•
curved script. Western-style buildings l\nd can:
predominate, but they do not set the tone . 1
With deep-seated Buddhism and a distinct
manner, Thais seem less concerned than others at
Western inroads. Filipinos. who grow up playing;
baseball on streets named McK1nJey, have long 1
since made peace wi ~ the procea.
In Singapore. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew
warns repeatedly that the Western package must be
opened a nd absorbed selectively. He brought in
Confucian scholars -tronically, from the United
St.ates -to teach ancient principles in place of
Western pemussiveness. I
A d ecade ago Singapore refused entry to
anyone whose hair reached his collar. Such
suspected hallucinogenic songs as. "Puff, the Magic
Dragon." were banned. The atmosphere is now
more relaxed. but Singapore's guard remains up.
Malasians and Indonesians are caught in the
middle. Their Malay cultures are rooted in gentle
ruraf living, whe re Individuals bow to a
Moslem-guided communal spirit.
Gove rnment measures help e thnic Malays
catc h up w ith the Chinese who settled in
g en erations ago , dominating commerce and
industry. Efforts continue to revive M alay
literature. customs and disappearing ways of life.
But it is an uphill battle. 1n small towns. carved
wood homes on stilts give way to California ranch
houses and d iscos. The lure of the motorbike, or the
stereo system, alters old value systems.
If West is not overtaking East, the two are
mixing inextricably.
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Large 2 Bdrm home In
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"vlll909." ldeel for COU·
pie or ltMll !amity, 11111
well maintained propeny
Is located In a QUi.t c:ul·
de-11c All community
amenlllH. plu• Wood·
bridge •hopping, are
nearby. For 1ale, or
leaaa/optlon. Calf Joy
Holk•. 7511-11100
QEOAQE ELKINS C
COROIAIO CAYS
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
~4 IB,1y\d•·D•v• •.R 67S6161
11111111 .. AR CHITECTURAL
Fabulous view, epllt....... MASTERPIECE. Thl1
In Cout Roy1'9, South 1umptlou1 4br villa 11 l.90vn~•l~N .......,1y ~41
windows, lot• of 11orage to day llving & gracious
arau. 2 bdrma, & atvdlo entertaining Featuring • 1
or atudy, 2 batha, lge top Npt addreu, II Inell.
view deck . M inimum a dramatic llv rm. lrml
malnt. fenced yard w/ din & muctl mo<at Alklng
brick patlo1. Acron 12411.900 II prtoa, 1oca-
11raat from acca11 to llon & term• are lmpor·
bMdl. $259,000. tent call today. WUlfml LOVER'S RETREAT.
F-block• to Blu.t>lrd Specloul award winning
8Hch In Ulguna. aui.t garden vllla Bright &
1traet lanced yard a-ry IMng acc9nled by
graenh'ousa. Good in: "cal11tory" wlndow1. "9etmtrll. $1411 ooo Your own private bale m •tt ••n l-ovwlka aWMC)lng gard·
• et&& •• ena & running 1tream1.
FN1t bMr1nQ lemon and Only St 211,1100 11aum·
avocado tra11. Rural able 1n Want quality -type area In San Juan call todayll Century 21 ~·Over 24.000 Gold Stat 848-7434
aq ft. H~ In area up --------
to 11Mllllon.1229.000. .... , .. , f:\ •..,,.. m.man· . jVlllUll.T9M 4t4-1ot1
LIW
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VA °' FHA terms ottered
on tt\la unique value In a
3 Bdrm family home!
Motivated Miier & splen-
did tenna • 1 euper bat·
gain for you• Prlc•d
under $ 120,000 • call nowt 846-7171
THE REAL
ESTATERS
Fllll1
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Co.~ Mau 3 Bdrm tv.
be, large famlty are• with
11~n• llraplace. Large
patio. 2 car garaoe -fix It
and NYll Only $199,SOO.
546-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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Catch 1119 oc.an braazaa
from thla plush 3 Bdrm 2
81 home Thia 11 real
quality al very modefltl
!>flee of only S2 15.000
For lull Info call 751-3191
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C:SELECT
..... PROPERTIES
Six years "" and showt DAIL y PILOT wnat a WonderfUI Wofld
111ce a modell Large lloor SERVICE DIRECTORY o f Shopping. right at
planMd 3 Bdrm 2 bath ii al aboutl your llng9ftlpa ~ay1
with formal dlnlngl Lo· You don't nMd a gun to Dally Piiot Cla11lllad
cated minute• from "draw faat" when you Ada. To pl.C. your ad,
South Co11t Plaza for p!ac. II\ ed In tile Dally call 642-5878 and i.t a
your convanl•nce. A Piiot Want Adil Call now Claalfled Ad·Vl9of help bargain at 1135,000 -act / 642_5678 """·
today, 646-7171 ----·----11..:...'---------
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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FlllECLlllllE
Barbo r View Biii•,
canyon/ocean view. Fixer.
'311,000 fee. Call for details.
Ill CllYOI
The f11taa1 draw In th•1H•v• eomethlng you wat1t
Wnt ... a Dally Piiot to 1811? Clualfled ada do
CIUllfled Ad. 842·5878. It well. 842-6878.
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TAYLOR CO.
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Sunny Carruly home on South Bay Front
with 3 bedrooms, den, 3 baths, 2 patios,
sand beach, shared pier and float. Owner
will consider a trade or carry trust deed
at 10%, $1.100,000 Fee.
II Ill OUYll llLF Miii 1'81,000
3 1 Foot living room. Overlooking lllh
fairway. 3 bedrooms. lge master suite on
ground floor. 3-Car garage. Vacant.
11 Hl VEllTI o, .. IATl ll• 1·1
Ill OUYH Pll•I lto&T•
4 Bedrms, family room & dining room,
immaculate throughout. New carpets,
drapes, marble entry & decor. Electronic
security system. Wet bar, 2 fplc, 3 car
gar, heated pool & spa. $649,MO. '°' llTHHT--llt C&IYH lllf OHHl
A custom home with a wide frontage on
the golf course. 5 Bcinns, 6 'h baths, plus
AESIOENflAl llEAL ESTATE KIMCES
IPll 1·1
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all of the amenities you would expect. H $1,950,000. Consider your home or other 3 BR. Harbor View omes,
property as down payment. $ 2 6 5 , 0 0 0 . S ee J e n n I fer t llYllllll 1,.. HI 1-1 Such o m e 1 at 184 7 Port
Sheffield.
SPYIWS Ntl l .. l-llll l HIEL 4 BR, Harbor View Hills,
Two-story Nantucket 4 BR, fam. rm. •395.000_ See Valerie Marshail
pool. Tastefully deoorated. Shows like a •
model. Seller will finance. $7-60,000. at...8l2..Sllfldcastle. ~--11---~~~~---~~~--~~~+11"-
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A THU llPllltlllm UYFHIT.
The f inest example of a
sophisticated contemporary
bayfront home In Newport
Harbor w/pler & float. Style.
class. distinction & luxury. A
high security master suite
wJStud)'-&-b~c.ont d.lnlng_rm.
llbrary, 2 addltlonal BRs. 4
baths. $4,400,000. Barbara
Aune.
LlllA Ill.I .lllT UITll. Dramatic,
contemporary . Two stor.)\
entertaining rm w/slt down wet
bar. Elegant formal llvlng &
dining rms. Matter suite
lncfudes exercise foom. sitting
rm w/flreplace, his & hers baths
&'huge walk In closets.
Spacious patio garden. Call
Joho Macn ab or Cathy
Schweickert.
llll•flllll UHi H1'Alll. 2~
acre level hllltop. Views to the
sea. Unllmtted bridle tralls. 5
stall barn care taker suite.
Unrlmlted use of adjoining
private 5 acre park & Bass
Lake. 5 BR. 4 BA • 20 minutes
to Joh·n Wayne Airport.
$1,295,000 George Grupe
HT&ll llztl • PllY&TI lfWNIT
LH&TIH. Lg spacious family
home -In tradltlonal Callf.
Spanish style -Built around a
courtyard 3: a pool on Lido Isle.
7 BR. 6 BA add to the lg family
ltveablllty. $1 ,250,000. Tom
Alllnson.
OlllTIY flllOI "Lucerne"
model w /gorgeou s
ocean/bay/night llght views.
Beautiful wood panelled fam .
rm w/bull t·ln bookc ases.
Fountain & gas 880 In atrium.
Long term a s sumable
financing. $595,000. Maureen
White.
l&LIO& llWI FIU· Tilll ltlH
Charming near-new. 4 bdrms, Cam. nn.
Quality design and decor throughout.
Designed for guest q_~~ters. $595,000.
211 ll&U•I &Yl. c .. IPH UT/Sii 1·1
HIYlll llHAOI HI Yllll
Charming 3 bedroom home with lots of
extras. You own the land. Great family
home. Beautiful large corner lot. Owner
motivated. $320,000. Financing available.
1141 lllEUH llH. Cll IPll 1111·1
llYlll-tll1YYllTI-PUl4 lllUl•S
Detached 3 bedroom. 2 1h bath home on
greenbelt near community tennis and J>OOI. $114,000 in assumable loans, and
you own the land. $135,000. Fee land.
~t-~y in University Park. 11 WIUIW Tiii 1,.a Ill 1-1
I llWNlll1111Tl~otlTA•S&
I Charming 4 B.R & CamUy room. 2 brick
fireplaces, country kitchen , quiet
resident.I.al area in young developmfnL
Seller will flnance. $229,000 FEE.
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HIYI tomethlno you want! Have you ra•d today'•
10 Mil? CIUllfiad ldl ~ Cl111llled Ad17 II no1,
It wall I Call NOW.
1
you're mltelng tile belt
642-5678. bargllns In town!
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01111111 DEL llR
Sharp new listing on Dahlia, just
a few blocks from the beach.
Nicely decorated 3 bdrm, & 2
bdrm units with fiteplaces, aU
bit ins, patios, beam ceilings, etc.
Seller Is m o t iv ated and
adaptable. Priced right a t
$377,000.
(714) 673-4400
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bt.1111"-d RHI &twit COllll.-Y
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3 BR: Canyon Crest, $249,000.
See Linda Marston at 7 Crest
Cirtle.
4 BR. FR. Irvine Terrace,
$445.000. See Lucy Rose at 1715
Galatea.
4 BR. FR, Irvine Deane Homes,
$259,500. See C. Baldikoski at
490 l &,s.,wood.
4 BR, Harbor Vie w Hills,
-$~ Edie.Qlllon-a""""M1¥-.-c;,m
Lighthouse Lane.
3 BR, Lido Isle, $430,000. See
Cynthia Rumsfeld al 218 Via
Koron?
3 BR, Back Bay .• $206,000. See
Ted Peterson at 2307 Fairhill.
2 BR. Bluffs, $195,000 L.H . See
Nancy Simmon. at 661 Vista
Bonita.
3 BR. Bayshores, $489,000. See
Maggie Guth at 2451 Bayshore
Dr.
3 BR, Laguna. $335,000. See Sue
Exley at 155 M~ht Dr .
3 BR. FR. Balboa laland,
·$429,000. See Marcia Redick at
214 Amethyst.
2 BR. Oen. Turtlerock. $171,500.
See Ginny Anderson at 498~
Paseo Segovia.
2 BR, Canyon Crest, $219,000.
See Debi Bibb at 24 Crest Circle.
3 BR. BlufCs, $259,000. See Rita
Quiggle at 2527 Buckeye.
4 BR. FR, Back Bay. $265.000.
S ee Kay Parker al 2221
Franci9co.
IN NEWPORTCE#TER
644-9060
AuM w.-.na
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AnlMfU"'. l"ta.._..-..
AUTOS MUTED
bedrooms. lrg llvlng·
dining area. Circular
OllM room 2 pvt patio.
& c.ntr. air. dynamite
locatlon
Don't Delay
CaH Diana Todayt
1111& ......... Yll.ft .......
Redac~S!!!.!!.'t~ 5,000 ~ 141. ft., view, '1,lH,000 -!0%
dOWll. mi:U· ~ ....
f&llLlll IPYILAll PAlll&•IO
toHI YllW. Charming single
story ''Portsmouth"' 3BR, 2BA,
formal dining rm & famlly rm
situated In the exclualve
Corona del Mar community of
Spyglass. Solar heated pool &
spa secluded In private
courtyard. Plantation shutters,
new cpt, oak panellng & many
more amenities. $~95,000 Incl.
land. Donna Godshall.
A IPIOUL YllW . See snow
capped mountains by day &
eparkltng city lights by night
from this charmlngly decorated
3BR, famlly rm home. Gate
guarded community w/tennla
courts, pool & spa. Good
assumable loan. $399,000. Incl.
land. Larry Oyer.
E><CLUSIVE LISTINGS OF WATERFRONT HOMES, INC., REALTORS
a proper1Y 10 solt every lifestyle and tlnanclal position.
This Is a cross-seclk>n of our properties f0< sale.
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•• ,. family wetnont home.
ti» Ooclc end 11Plt1dlng W9t· ••» ., vt.wt, plue lncom. or ::!! In-law unit on fM landl
•10 An opportunity et only
•10 '560,000 . call for detlllt ::~ ""' 046-1171
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THE !<EAL
E S TATERS
Penlnlula Point 5 Bdtma, walk
to ocean or bay. Owner wllJ
trade for Costa Mesa 4 Bdrm -
motivated. $399,900.
• Tll WARI
$695,000 lee. Privacy, 2 story,
complete remodel. Larae boat
dock, 'OU::t=11
$826,000 tee. Owner will finance
or trade for income property. 4
Bdrm1, beach a cce11. Alto
available for leate fuml•hed.
Open Sun 1-$.
llPl.00111-
$246,000. Walk to all lhoppinc
-1n ol'c:l Corona de4 Mar.
WHHlllll II TH 11Ull".
Beautlful tower "Covington
Model" featuring 2BR, 2BA
w/many upgrades. Beige &
white decor. profe11tonally
landacaped, brick patio.
Spectacular panoramic vi.w of
mountain• & lake well •tocked
w/flth. Boating atlOwed. A mutt
.... $255,000. Sharon Smith .
IAffHIT lllllITT. 18R, 2BA
top eecurlty condo In the heart
of Newport. Night llQht & t\arbor
action vtewa. S22cJ,OOO. Terry
Hanee. ,,,... llftL Cuttom •lnale·
9'ory Mediterranean. New tlfed floor•. ptulh Mrthtone cars>et• 3 BA9. Handeome den wlhind
trowet.d atraw p1Uter9d ntll,
brk:k flreplace l bar. HuQe
private back yard. 149"000
Incl. land. Cathy lat!t•ldllrt .
.,
Rentll• ttom . $500 s>« month
MOOl6a homel from .......... . ....... $39.000
Coat• MeN condo ..... ... ...... .. .. $100,000
Coat• "4ela home . .. .... ... . ...... • $ l 1',000
Newport Ten•ce condO ................. $139,000
Vefaalllee 2 bad. condo ................. St49,000 Coet• MtlM 3 bad home ................. $184,995
Perk Udo conoo. 3 bed ......... " ....... $185,000
Newport er.et condo .. ... .. ......... s 175,000
PW/lliP townhoule 3 bed. • .......... 1212.500 1Mne Teneoe 3 bed. home ............ $225.000
Tr1P'9a, Cotti M ........................... *249,ISOO
Btu"' Condae from .......................... $219,000
Newport Helghtl pOOI home ............. $236,000
Newport Shor• Cluplex .................... $258,000
Bllythof .. home '"' ... . ........... $238,500 H.,bOf View POftOftnO ..... " ......... $26&,000 Cerone de4 Mar duple• ............... $272.000
Btlbol IL 3 bed home ................ 1295.000 l.IQIM'll Balch V\J home ..... ........... • $319,000 Jlernlne Cftek 3 l>td ...................... 1338.500
CtmtO ~ l'IOme ................ ~.500
ShOrlClttl 4 bed nom. ................. *364,000
PtnlnlilM Pt hornet . .. ....... fl'om 1344,000
8tft)ot ... Duplu.. ..... ....... ffotTl S380.000
Udo 1111 rllldenot ........................... f439,500
SPYOllM 4 b9d. reeldenc:e ............. k4t,l500
Hertior View. pool. View .................. $475,000
Bllrekil ecw.. tum. condO. V\J ........ 1487.000
Udo ~ Beyfroot condo ........ 1549,000
Corona ctt1 Mer home+ tnc:ome vu saee.ooo
l"9o ..... pool home ··•···•••·•·•••••••••••·· SMe.OOCl Blllboe 1-. Grand C.nal home .......... *696,000 ~View home ...................... 15·000 Newpor1Height•View2-etoty .......... .ooo
OCMnfront c:wtom 4 l>td ................ .ooo
Ctllne Co\19, View home ........ ........... '735.000 ~ retldtnoe ....................... $115,000 Young VIEW home .......... --.ooo =t eweom. teroe doCll ........... 1186.000 ... ~. Vlliw ..................... CJCJC)
Promontoty Beyfl'Ont "b9d. dock •uoo.ooo Belbot...,., eupe. Beytront ..... •uoo.ooo
U'IClll ..... 5 '*' pitr /lllp ............ 11,315,000 .,.,.,... e.ytront oomtr .... ,........ 1,480,000
On w11er, outtom 5+fndl.+dodl . 1.•.000 Cofone dtl w., OoNn Blvd. IOI.+ 1.176.000
Sin o.m.nte oo•nfrooc tllMe ... 11,176,000 Cotta MIM. 7t ~ poot ...._. tl.I00,000
CorMll/Npt. New W8'1ffnWtt ~ _...
... • .. . . . ,............ "" 113.000.000
M1ny owner• are offering 1ubslan1lal ptlee reductlona and terms. Some wtll
exchange and "Cash SPHks. " Call tor detaltt to purcha• any of the abc>Ye ...
we have others ....
TWO OFFICCS TO llAVE THE AAEA
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wl fHnbelt, n••l' _ _pool. Only •1 ... , ...... , .... pff.000 lAMehold 0( .-.110.000 , ..... Buy,
Corona c»I Mu 2..-y
Wllh 4 bedr~. 2\.o\
bllh•. tamlly room,
Mparata dlnlnc room.
111 new floortn1.
urpetln1 1nd wall
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Call for appl.
LORETTA CURCI
Call 844·1387
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low aNum1ble lat et
11 M • plu1 o wner
flnanclna at 1n.
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BEST IN BLUFFS
IHT MY. Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 1 level,
wide greenbelt, near pool. Only $17:),000.
IPll 1·1. 2Ml MM .
.... 1·1 Ml Awe 0..,. I., ha,. 1111,111
1Ht Yht• ...... lllr 2~ ,. Utt,MI
Ullll VIEW llME
... .... ...
Flri\I tJme offered. Lat.. 1 level 4 br, tom din. fun rm, 2 ~ be, bteut. yard
w/1Wimm1na IJ001 & jacuai. Good tenna.
YM tw1 Wllll. '31&,000.
...IAT/•1.. 1'Hhlt ........
HELEN B. DOWD
IElLTlll, llO. 144-111• ....
11271H Suptr 5 B'Jrm 2 bath
home ntar Catholic
achoo!. VA/FHA ttrm•.
call nowt M0-2313
THE l<EAL
ESTATE RS
.......... " LEMON HEIGHTS AREA.
Ovtr ~ acrt. 4 or 5
bdrma, 3 t>a. retr .. llon
rm. Uvtngroom with Ca-
t h1d r1t Ctlllnga. AIC.
$428.000. 1tt TD $144,
040. 8'A% with 81111
8/L. R1qu1I Rettbtrg. 558-5858 agt
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Tllml ULI
• Newport bayfront penthoule, 2 bdrma +
den, 3 batha & 2 deck.I. &.t dockina.
Light & briaht. Walk to Lido Village &
rest.auranti. Sub-parklna. •~2~.000 . '
OCEANFRONT-COM
If you like the tound of craahlng
1urf and Uke the romance of allver
lined cloud.I and golden C8tillna
1unseta you'll fall in love with thl1
one of a kind oceanfront CdM
home. Sp1llt leve l 4 Bdrm, den,
jacuul. fonnal dining and a gated
private drive are only a few of the
goodies included In this dream
home. Motivated seller moving out
of atate and will carry paper.
•t.69:),000 and you own the land.
Open Houte lundey 1-1
1131 .,_.,... Dr. CdM
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for -.--rr.ooo. T9k• ov.,
HIO mo paymenta. 2
bdnne, 1'.4 be ~ "' capi.1rano leedl. Lend-
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-llU. aoaplng In progreH. •• Ptrf.cl for rentel Pf'O-Y• TlllT llllt ptrty. CONTACT: Mr.
Would you IUl~pey-ott Daltelrr-"N-t-•.,..eeoo
YOUf Balloon ? tKt 228
Would you Ilk• to 1111,.-~-.-.. -1-..._--,-lll_,, your Truet Deed? -_ !!!!, 1•1• IAYI Ill 1111 Cozy~~=,.. '""'L .... TUii l>UIOUI loottlon nttr ..
tchoola, park• and How would ~ou Ilk• to ~· Only 4 yra. oldt uee that on 1 conw lol, S.tt buy 1t only 1107 country cottaoe • ....,. to
900. Clll 879-6370. bMctt, 3 Bf 3 "Be a f~ room. Cell Diana~
\ f : ,/ /. I 11l..11 131-12te
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First time offered. Large 1 level 4 br,
form din, fam rm, 2 ~ ba, beaut. yard
w/s~ng pool & jacuzzi. Good tenna.
'" ... Tll Ull. $31:),000. '=~=· S~\\~lA-~~~s· ::: CHINA COVE-COM liiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiij.!!!!~~~ •• 11~ MWI. •FULL OCEAN VU* IPO U T/-1.. 1114 Pert ........ ----..._. ... GAf L ,__
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HELEN 8. DOWD
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Two years new, 3+ den 2-story home' I I I I I'
w/poolsize yard overlooking Cherry ...---------..
Lake inside gated private community. I S A v I L E
Seller's mo tivated & will consider I I I I' I'
exchange. Opn Sat/Sun 1-5 . 372 · . -. · ·
Newport Glen Cn. . ,, D U O S I T
.c;)Ji~o::I i... ~1..--.1__,.l ___,..I _I'~ R4tltcttd aultOf dlptt11ng
CAMEO 110111
Oellghttut ramify heme on 'h acte. 3 bedl'Ooml, large
ltmlly room, 4 bethl, cuttom tllt, hardwood "°°''· Frtnch doora, tterto, prota11lon1I l1nd1c1pld,
aprlnkllra, prlvat• beectl and room to add guest quAl'ttrt. $575,000. 790-8333
UllUIP_ASSEI VIEW
' We mMn It. No othtr vllw In H11bor Rldoe can 1qu11
thl• p1norama of ocean, night llghta with 1 C1talln1
bacltgrouncr. Own.-r-nu-tpTred n~ •x~n11 In
decorating thla elegant 5 bedroom 11te11. Owntr
long ttrm financing 1vlllablt atao conllder trade.
Prio.d reallatlcalty It Sl,295,000. 780-t333
I UQllllTE PEIFEmOI
Split level 4 Bdrm 3 bath family
home with extra spacious living
and dining area; partial Newport
Harbor view. Only 30 steps to bay
and beach yet tucked away from
the hustle, bustle of summer traffic
and crowds. $598,500. -..
CDM CHAR_M -DUPLEX
Cozy, well located two 2 Bdrm
units with wood burning fireplaces
in each residence, plu s
mother·in-law quarters. New
carpet, drapes and paint in both
units. Owner will trade and is
motivated, $284,500.
11U--. .... 300f< toen. JM!Nne ertc
e.autlfuf 4Br 3b• home Owner/Agent 840-1511
In Beck Bay ...... °'*' ...... , .. '"" 1>e1m celllnga, 2 lrplca, Spot .... 3e30 If ~
Faur rtngl, THttfully OWC 1tt-12%-long term dtcortt•O thru·out. 3br/3t>a+6br/3be-1 vac _.
Don't min thlt ontl 509 Aclda-Wllk to ...
S218,000. Do not dltturb teMnt = .... IJ;: Owner/bkr 145-704&
SAt YA A~EIOHTS 04M •Ill• ._ ........ __ Oellf lltr Pllflll LIUNI ·
-· ' 5 bdrm, 3 bath,~ 1~~l~1~4~11~41~1~1~M~~I muttr aull• and lwge 1= family rm and oft...,_. 11T n• llYlll pancfng tor up to 1 c.r-.. Onty 5 doora from tntt-ltr1'1 Tite ..... anoe to Main l>Mctt. N9w
112,111 MWI
1u111m
on mar1tet 11 onty $575, 000. .
UUM4-1111 14 Bdrm FIXER on a lot and a half, I L E 0 S E T I 'n a hutt: "If I had all thl zoned comm') w /approved plans for .__l.r'"""l,_.;...,l,...""""l,....--.,l...-tq1,1a11t1a1youwant ln arnan,
retail + office + 4 Bdrm 3 Ba apartmenr. _ _ . . _ _ . ro Pfoc>OM to --."-
Try $30,000 dwn. owe. j L A v E s H j
Only $245.ooo I I I I" I ! $,!::,~r=
In every dltall hu bMfl employ9d In the O«:ortllng
of thla dtllghtlul bayfront home In Hclualv•
Huntington Htrbour. Solld oak p1n1lllng, allk
Wllnacot wall treatment. wtth COO(dlnatl!:io OraptrlM,
carpet and tumwtlnga. 8eec:t'I frdnt'PldlO wlth pool,
ape. Ind batbtcut, botlt allp plul aandy bMctl. It wMI
be an 1xpenenc. tor you to vllw lhlt lovefy home -AUllng price S 1, 185,000. 7eo..&333 ~--lnclUOll tax• a lneu
anoe on 1hl1 3 Br 1 Bl
home wlcopptr plumb·
Ing, pvt dee*. on a lfg IOt. -------
Newport •=-r r r r (r ·r1-r r r 1 c 111-1331
Peninsula 673-3355 !::OI I I I I I I • I I I 1. _ ~,,/le 1/t/em-Uie
rY lr_ f'l)~~ 11 PA l 'J\/ Miti.iiiiTl1 0:Uao!'~~. i. r-<...~~1'.~ ~\Y I I U1-1111 Bf. 2 ea. & 3 Bf. 2 ea. p!ua leP gull1 rm & bl.. ~
Realty c:;fff:f!· l'R<>PFl\nf_, •t" LITI a.... II •111111 .. 11 ~ -
175-2311 175-S111 car garag•. owe long
_ Dafa Wknde/Ev.. l-=====-;...._-l:;;t;::erm:;::::-:at-:-:;;:11;;-•~-;-;%-;;. 7FIAl-=-:prtce~ -1335,000. 873-0358
COllU HL llAI LllllY 01111
Oceanside of Hwy. with use of pool and spa.
covered deck. Many upgrades. $209,000.
-SPYIUSI llLL Fiii OOllllE
Cozy family home with great views. entry
courtyard, 3 bedrooms, fireplace. family
room and wet bar. $474,000.
llYllE TElllli-STEPS TO IHCll
Sweeping panoramic view 4 bddroom, 3 bath
home w~h l&1ge pool,-a>mp'8te-J>fivac;y, ideal
locatlon for watching the boat parade. OMC
Installment sale. $600,000.
UYFlllT .... IYDLIKIM
Ullll 111 19
Elegant 2-bedroom condo plus den with
fantastic views, wet bar, fireplace. stained
glass. pool and use of private beach.
$856,000. .
UCIELll APT. IOI Ull llU
Try just 5'/• down on this cute llttle unit with
some view, use of pool and spa. $87,500.
EMEULI IAY YIEW YlLIE
Perfect for children, this newly listed 3
bedroom. 2'h bath family room home has
brick fireplaces, fenced yard and ocean
views. $495.000
0110 El.llYllm II UYllllll
IHI •UY 1·1
2411 Ortstwltw lrht
Generous family home on corner lot with J
bedrooms and baths, family room, $450,000
FEE.
UllM 11111 ...... MlllL
"Estates" wUh 3 bedrooms, 2500 eq, ft. and
spectacular vtewa of Newport. Try low down.
1575,000.
u.a 11U WATllRllT -Handsome tradltlonal 5 bedroom, 4'A bath
retldence with f amity room, sunken ltvtng
room, Immen• form.i dining room plut a
charmlni cour~d 1pa. Owner wlll help
flnanc.. 1,450, .
111111 ..... LIW ...
Oyn•ty 2000 eq. ft. model w/2 bedrooma 2
b•tht, uee of poot, epa a tenn•. Gt .. t term•.
1378,000.
NIWPORT llACH
•
•
lllTIEIS w.91 II lll ILIFF
Corona def Mar 3 bedroom home with views
you won't believe. Discount for cash.
$790,000.
111 .. YllW-EI
Charming Carmel mod8' with 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, Mexican pavers in entry. redwood
deck plus large patio area. Good expansion
potential plus loans are assumable. $242,000
FEE.
Tll LUil IPTlll II
UllU IUll
Dazzling city lights & ocean views from this 2
bedroom 2 bath cont emporary home
available with assumable and seller financing
for low down. $191,000.
lllM WI llllllUFF
$10,000 under market, this 2 bedroom with
den enjoys mountain views, ate guarded Ull 11111 WW ll _IElll _____ privacy and good loans. ~75, .
Perfect Newport 1tarter home with 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, minimum maintenance,
use o f pool, racquetball and tennis.
$159,000.
111 .. IME.llllWMlllL
Price Includes most furnishings of this 3
bedroom, 21~ bath home with good terms.
$865,000.
•n TWI IE•MM F• LUii
Corona del Mar lower unit duplex with deck,
fenced y.ard , good location near. beach.
$850/mo.
IEWNIT IUOI 11111
Reduced $20,500, seller will help finance this
4 bedroom, 2~ bath home with patio and
good location near shopping. $149,~.
Ill .. llME IUlllOll.LY IE•EI
End unH condo overtooklng the reservoir w/4
Bdrm1. 3'A Ba. Now only $495,000.
lllll ... TllPLD
Near beach and •hopping, this Income
property has a perfect 3 bedroom owners
unit plus additional 2 bdrm. 2 bath rental.
Real pride of ownership. $245,000.
-•Tllnn-Laguna Niguel 2 bdrm. 2 bath unit with view
of the greenbelt all near private tennis and
golf club. A perfect ln"VeStment. $118,000. ·
mllll UY F• LUllU
Private beach. gre•t vlew1 and tennis
available to you ea a resident of this 4
bedroom, 4 ba home. $3800/mo. ............. "' Emerald Bay 3 bedroom, 2 bath white water
view home on oceanside of Hwy. In
preatlgtou1 community. $895,000.
IU .. WITI.,, LmT 111111 llllM1 .. , maul •HICO
We&I ceNd for prtvate community -t bedroom • dut1tandlng 3 bedroom, 2~ bath gate
home with 3 bath•, good tenn1. 1415,000. gu8nted oommuntty hOme w/uee of pool9 &
..... .,umm
Cozy 8•n Mateo ft\Odtl In Rancho Ian
Joaquin with 2 bedroomt and batha, uee Of
pool and tpa. 1152,SOO.
ma 11111 llllT IUD
Hlghly upgraded 2 bedroom 2 beth unit
overtooktno run"lno •Jram wtth brldg-.,..
Thll community wttll pool & IPll hM won
MYWal IWerdl fOf dellgn. l1Sl,IOO. ... , .....
tennle. Reduced to seao.ooo.
eountry ~·,=.~.~~~ thla 5
bedroom, 4 bath home with f1mHy room,.
fortnal dtn6ng and huge Neter bedroom ate.
1711,000.
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AT LOT VALUE. Extra' dMp 130' R-4 lot with
excelltnt owntr flnanc-SPECIAL Ing & tubordln1tlon ...
M10,000. Everything about thl•
heme " pet19ct • ~ NEW OUPLEX. W9'1 cs. now tor Indoor/ outdoor
algneO 2 BR plul 1 BA, 4 1111.nstnlng around M
doora trom oceen, Vltw pool. OoMn and Qn)IOfl
dtck, 4 car g1r1g1. viewa: 3 BR. FABULOUS
'350,000. FINANCING and mod·
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /8undey, F.Oruaty e, 1913 DI
HOUll!8 l'OR BALI!
1 MDfK>OM
314 34th 8t., Newport IMaol'I
&4&-0303 t1H.OOO
I llDROOM
3154 Magnoll• Ave .. Cotti MH•
Sun 1·4
542-7858 1129,500 Sun 1·5
2308 Cllff Dr. (Nwpt Hgtt) NB
642-6200 $369.500 Sun 1·4
&81 Vitt• Bonita.I. Blufft, N.8.
544-9060 S1v15.000-L.H. Sun 1·4
**3603 Seuhore Drive, N.8. 875-8876 $399,500 Set/Sun 1·6
2060 Vitt• Cajon (Bluffs) NB
676-88159 $ Hl9,600-L/H Sa/8n 12·4
5 12 Redlands (Npt Hgtt) NB
780-8333 1199,600 Sun 1·5
**985 Bayside Cove Weat, NB
831-1400 $899,000 Sun 1-5
2 BR plut FAM RM or D!N
1 Dogwood No .. lrvlne •
760-8333 $145,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
1706 Miramar, Peninsula Pt, Balboa
642-5200 $299,000 Sun 11-3
992 Bayelde Cove West, N.B.
831-1400 $497 ,500
* 19 Curl Dr. Jasmine Crk.vu,CdM
Sat 1·5
640-1515/1-728-5151 Sat/Sun 12-4
162 West Vale Loop, Woodbridge. Irv.
551 -9026 $168,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
315 Cedar, Nwpt Shorea, N.B.
673-4400 $143,000-L.H. Sun 1-5
395 Bayview Terrace, Coste Mesa
642-3850 $199,500 Sun 12-5
Jl3 Rue Fontalnebleau (Bg Cyn) NB
640-9333 $365,~ Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
1843 Pt. Manlelgh (HVHms) NB
760-1516 $249,500-fee Sun 1·4
2661 Crestview, Bayshores
631-1400 $238,500 Sun 1-4
233 16th Pl. (Newport Hgta) NB
644-6200 $145,000 Sun 1-5
3802 So. Birch, Santa Ana
646-7434 $130,000 Sun 12-4
·-224'Ttt Caminito eosta (V~ag His
855-3017 $124,250 Sun 12·4
* 17821 Loa Jardlnee W .• Ftn Vly
847-5975 $133,500 Sat 12:30-4:30
*239 Miiford (Cameo Shrs), CdM
673-1181 $449,500 Sat 12·5
926 Hyde Crt (Somereet) C.M.
540-8801 $159,600 svr 1l·5
*407 Fullerton St. (Nwpt Hgta) NB.,.
645-9554 $258,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
7 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Cyn) NB
644-5116 $599,000 Sun 1-5
•4515 Perham, Cameo Shores. CdM
644-9080 $695,000-Fee Sun 1·4
2321 S. Warbler, nr SC Plaza, S.A.
780-6833 $85,000 Sun 1-4
3141 Boston. Costa Mesa
979-5370 $125,000 Sun 1-4
373 Newport Glen. Newport Bch
546-2313 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
15 Wiiiow Tree, University Park, Irv
644-4910 S135,000 Sun 1-5
1543 Serenade Terr.(lrv.Terr.)CdM
644-4910 $320,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5
1312 Santanetla (Irv. Terrace)
752-1414 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
11 Rue Verte (Big Canyon) N.B.
644-4910 $465,000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5
DIRECTORY
••.,.tw•~*"twywltttpwtwt ......... .,.. ............... A•MlllM..._. .... tlMt.w .,. ••c~ Iii trMfff .. ell lty _.. ......... .._..lit~· OAfU PllOT WAMT ADS.,..,._, ........................... w ........ l!PfM ........ It ............................. ,...,., ..... ....,.
2 t511 Archer Oll'(SherwdE1t.)H1.1ntBch
751-3191 $169,950 Sun 1-•:30
1218 Keyweat.L H.V. Hiiia, CdM
644-8030 •289,500 Sun 1-6
1204 Avenld• Buen• Suertt
(Mariners Pt.) San Clem
759-9100 $485,000
2027 Diana Ln .• Weatcllff, N.B.
Sat 1-5
831-6215 $194,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1881 Rhodes Or. (Meaa Verde) CM
751-3181 1172,600 Sun 1-5
13 15 Santanella (Irv Terr) CdM
875-8000 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2211 Waterfront, Corona def Mar
875-8000 $480,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
212 Aster Place, Coate Mesa
546-2313 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
#35 Skyaall, Corona del Mar
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-6
2300 Port Durness, HVHomea. N.B.
759-150 t Sal/Sun 12:30-4.30
2307 Falrhlll, Back Bay, N.B.
644-9080 $206,000 Sun 1-5
1108 Ridgecrest, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $162,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2753 San Juan Ln(Mesa del Mar)CM
831-7370 $169,000 Sun 1-4:30
402 • 16th Pl., Newport Hgts, NB
675-7534 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1'""
214 Amethyst. Balboa leland
•2708 Cutt Dr. Newport BMoh
831·1288 M85.000 Sat/Sun 1:30·5
3001 Country Club (MeM Verde) CM
557-6320 (offer) Sun 1-5
**219 Vie Udo Soud, LldO 111, NB
780-1800 11,995,000 Sun 12'""
1837 E. Bilbo• Blvd, Ptnln Pt, NB
642-5200 $334,600 Set/Sun 1-5 " * 1801 GalatN Terr.(lrv. Terr.)CdM
7159·8100 t685,000 Sat 1·6
30915 Mountain View, Laguna Buch
494-1177 1240,000 Sun 2·5
1007 Tiiier Way, Corona del Mar
631·12&8 $329,000 Sun 1-5
**542 Hrbr Island Dr.(Prom.Bey)NB
759-9100 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*1400 Nonlngham Rd, Wettclltt, NB
831-7300 $356,000 Sun 1-4:30
12155 Somerset Lane, Weetclltt, NB
631-7300 $356,000 Sun 1-4:~
* 18856 Mt. Fle1cher, Fountain vty
645..0303 $250,000 , Sat/Sun 1-4
2060 Flamlngo (Mese Verde) CM
645-0303 $215,000 Sun 12-4
201 Larkspur/Ocean Blvd., CdM
831-1400 $1,875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2408 E. 23rd St .. Npt Beach
631-7370 $450,000 Sun 1-4:30
1441 Galaxy Or. Dover Shoree, N.B.
548-15847 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
644-9080 $429,000 Sun 1-5 320 Seaward. Shoreclltft, NB
*1211 l(jnge Read,~1·teA7 N8--~ J36't;OOO~ Sat/Sun ~-5
631-7300 $319,000 Sal/Sun 1-4:30 *4181 Loma, Greentree, Irvine·
2018 Deborah Ln(Westclf/Marlnera)NB 551-1075 $175,000 Sat/Sun 10-4
642-8298 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 8791 Llwnhaven, Seaclltf, Hunt. Bch
820 La Vista. Laguna Beach
844~200 $285,000 Sa 11·5/Sn 1-5
**1044 Polaris Dr, Dover Shra, NB
631-7300 $395,000 Sat 1 ..... :30
1301 Dolphin Terrace. Irv Terr., NB
631-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1,....:30
2901 Catalpa, Newport Beech
644-8200 $219,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
* 261 Brentwood St., Costa Mesa
644-6200.. $160,000 S.USJLD..J-5
* 1724 Terrapin Wy, Baycreet, NB
831-7300 $310.000 Sun 1 ..... :30
460 82nd Street, Newport Beach
840-8208 S225,000 Sun HS
1218 Keet Dr., Corona d·e1 Mar
780-8702 $390,000
4 aEDROOM
1188 Aguste, Mesa North, CM
648-1434 $125,000
1119 Charleston, Mese North, CM
Sun 12-S
Sat 12-4
646-7434 S125,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
4510 Seashore Or., Newport Bch
673-1800 $250,000 Sun 12-4
538-7542 $275,000 Sun 10-5
2758 San Juan Ln (Mese de! ~sr) CM
751-3181 $146,900 Sun 1-5
** 1118W. Oceanfront, Bal. Penln, N.B.
644-9080 $775,000 Sun 1,....:30
2706 LlghthOUM (HVHlt) Cd~
875-8000 $429,000 Set/Sun 1-5
4901 BUtwood, Deane Homee, Irvine
e.l4-9060 $259,500 Sun 2-5
2609 LlghthOUM Ln., CdM
644-9080 $610,000
2221 Franciec:o. Beck Bey, N.B.
e«-9060 $285,000 Sun 2-5
•4801 Camden, Cameo ·shores, CdM
e«-9060 1795,000 Sun 1·5
2408 E. 23td St., Newport Beech
631-7370 $450,000 Sun 1-4:30
**503 W. Edgewater, Bal.P9n, NB
644-9060 Sun 1-5
#14 Point Loma, SpyglUt, CdM
673-4400 1723,400 Sun 1-5
2780 M9n<toza (Meea del Mat) CM
631-7370 1148,900 Sun 1-4:30
1112 Weetcllff (Weetcllff) NB 932 Coronado (M ... del Mer) CM
642-5200 $255,000 Sun 1-5 631-7370 1142,500 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
218 Via Quito, Lido, NB *4512 Roxbury. cameo Shra, N.B.
831-1400 $389,500 Sun 1·5 s 2 5/S 1 5 3 BR p1ue FAM RM or DEN 759-1501 e1 • un •
4615 Hampden (Cameo Shrt) CdM 801 Bayside Drive, Newport Bch 2288 Meyer Pl8Qe, Coste Meta
780-8333 $575,000 Sun 1·5 631-1400 s1•300.ooo Sun 1-4 642-9588 $134,600 Set/Sun 12·5
240 Hazel. Corona del Mar 83° Cameo Highlands Dr .• CdM *4628 Roxbury (Cameo Shra) N.B.
760-8333 $795,000 Sun 1·5 675-5511 $359,900 Sun 1-5 759-1501 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-5
1 Rue Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) NB 1624 Antigua Way. Newport Bch •1715 Galatee Ter~. Irv.Terr} CdM 1 5 648-7171 $524,900 Sun 1-5 5 760-8333 $450,000 Sun • e«-9060 $445, Set 2-5/Sun 1·
II (H b Rd ) NB •10521 Newport Ave., No. Tustin p I NB 11 Montpe ler r r g 759_8100 ,249•000 Sun 1,....:30 500 K Street, Bal. en n, . . 780-8333 $895,000 Sun 1-5 644-9060 $395,000 Sun 1-5
le H 1..-Bch 2030 Swan Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM •20711 Aquat Ln. unt ''V'on 761_3191 Sl98,000 Sun 1.5 12 Rue Verte, Big CanYoft, N.B. ·
548-2313 $169,000 Sun 12:30-4 631-7300 $795,000 Sun 1'"":30
1130 Pembroke Ln., Newport Bch * 11891 Tammany Cir, No. Tustin *3 Point Sur (Spyglut) NB
546-2313 $285,000 Sun 12-4 832-3910 $495,000 Sun 2-5 831-7300 $605,000 Sat 1,....:30
, 11 Aubv .... boe lllend
876-tOOO t421,000 Set/Sun 1·5
8 lnvemMt (16a Cenyon), Nwpt 8oh
6'4-4810 tl,H0.000 • Sun 1·5
•1eoe SMbeft Cir, Corona del Mar
644-8200 '890,000 Bun 1-8
I M plua PAM Ml or O.N
1807 C11ti. Cove Clr(8pygltRdgt)CdM
644·6200 t815,000 Sun 12-4
*1730 Bonllre Way,~ 8ch
673-1800 '250,000 Sat/Sun 11,.... •a Oakmont (Bia Canyon) NB
673-7781 t1.150,000 Sun 1·15
•35 RldCMllne Dr"' Mr.bt...Aldgt 760·19"00 t1.eao.ooo Set/Sun 1-6
* 1524 Antigua WW'/. Newport Bctt
846-7171 1849,000 8a 2,..../Su 1-5
2042 Port Weybtldge Pl (HVHomet) NB
759-1501 Sun 1·6
1727 Port Bermouth, (HVHomes), NB
631,7300 $3815,000 Sun 1-4:30
*2201 Alta Vitti, Eutbluff, NB
631-7300 $388,50()..Fee Sun 1-4:30
1210 Polaris Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
631-7300 $740,000 Sun 1-4:30
4 Rocky Poln~ SpyglUI Hiii, NB
631-7300 •1, 195,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
* 2406 Francltc0 (Back Bey) NB
675-8000 $339,600 Sun 1-5
"1930 Port ChelMi, Npt acn
494-1840 $380,000 Sun 1'""
2088 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) C.M.
645-4418 1225,000 Sun 12·4
48 Rldgellne Dr, Hrbr Ridge, N.B.
644-6200 _ Sun 1-4:30
5 Argent Circle, lrvlne
760-8333 1187,500
986 Post Rd., Costa Mesa
s.46-2313 $127,500
Sun 1·5
Sun 1-4
I BR plua FAM RM Of' DEN
*~Via Zurich Cir. (Lido lale)
644-8200 $1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
*1&-1ir0flele, Co.ta.-•M~ ..... •---548-2313 $280,000
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
300 Cagney Ln#107(Veraallles)NB
873-7300 $114,000 Sun 1·5
2 BEO"OOM
584 IC Ha'mllton, Cotta Mese
548-2313 $102,900 Sat/Sun 1-4-
200 McNeil #202, Newport Beach
848-7171 $138,900 SI 1-5/Su 3-5
861 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, N.B.
644-9060 $195,000-L.H.
2511 Alder Ln .. Costa Mesa
548-2313 $129,000
S BEDROOM
.
Sun 1'""
Sun 12-fli
•21 Banovento Crt. Nwprt Crest, NB
642-1800 1175,000 S"'n 1 .....
6815 Vitti Bonita, The Bluffe. NB
631-7300 sm.ooo Sun 1 ..... ;30
3 BA plue fAM Ml or DEN
109 E. Vale Loop, Woodbridge, Irv.
631-7300 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
4 8ED,.OOM
*#3 Oddessy Crt.(Newport Crest)NB
&48-7434 $249,800 Set/Sun 12'""
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
1921 Yacht Collnla, S.avlew, NB 444 Begonia, Corona del Mar Sun 1•4 213 Diamond Ave. (Balboa Island) NB
759-0619 $425,000 Sun 1·5 673-8494 $375.ooo 6«-4910 $595,000-Fee Sal/Sun 1-5 2 IA plua 1 IA
2031 Yacht Defender (Seavlew) NB 2355~ .. M5:,-5DrS.2~:".~Ana Hts Sun 1·5 2212 Wlndwerd Lane, Newport Bctt 31630 Cor1-1400onado$,!,.ewport,500 Beech Sat/Sun 1·5 644-6200 $399.000 Sun 1-5 .,.. 631-7300 1435,000 Sat 1-4:30 ..,.,
•3210 Colorado, Coate Mese 428 Carnation, Corona del Mar 800 8egonla, Coron• del Mar 6111 Seaeh<>re, Newport Beach ~~s4~~~23~1M3r-<s~1~s~2.~ooonn--~--~Stt1~-4--~~~s~~~>~suz••~2--u~s~s~.ooo~.__-~-~scu~n~1~-~5~~~~---=~er7~~~~,~s.....:...is~·~.NW,._~~lh1>f1itt:nr~~-~--64s-oaG3 $460,000
2109 E. Balboa, Bal Peninsula 225 Via Orvleto, Lido, NB *7 Carmel Bey Dr, SpyglUt, CdM
780-8333 $625,000 Sun 1·5 831-1400 ss49.500 Sat 1-5 644-6200 $795,000 -Sat/Sun 1-5
I I N B * 1915 Galatea TerraQe, CdM 101 Via Genoa, Udo s e. · · 844•6200 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 *2478 Rue de Cannee, Colt• M ... 673-7300 $845,000 Sun 1-S 644-6200 $124,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
*8 Winged Foot, Big Cyn, NB •204 Via Eboll, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $525,000 Sun 1-5
15 Rue Fontaine (Bg Cyn) NB
780-8333 $795,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2506 Fordham. College Park. CM
848-7434 $123,900 Sat 12-4
36 Rue Fontelne~ (Bg Cyn) NB
780-8333 $579,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
420 Dahlla, Corona del Mar
831-1288 $595,000
1411 Kings Ad (Cllffhaven) NB
&42-5200 $525.000-fee
1101 Kings Rd., Clltfti1ven. NB
631-1400 $895,000
12911 Palomar Wey, Tustin
639-4264 1215.000
434 Tustin. Newport Bch
831-1288 $250,000
240 Hazel, Corona del Mar
Sun 1-5
Sun 11-4
Sat 1 .....
Sat 12 ..... :30
Sun 1·5
780-8333 1795,000 Set 1·5
11 Hiiisborough (HrbrRdgHle) NB
780-8333 $1,200,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
644-6200 S598,ooo sat/Sun 1-5 •:.:,:~~~00n•$~:&,~000Rldoe Sat/Sun 1•5
512 Venta)a, Blufft, Newport Bch 1509 Hlghland Dr • .Hatbor Hinds, NB 644-6200 $280,000-LH Sun 1-4:30 831_7300 S2S5,000 Sun 1 ..... :30
4 BR plue PAM RM or DIN
11241 Carol Way, Santa Ana (unlc)
832-9490 $429,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
* 101 Via Florence, Lido Isle, NB
673-7300 $595,000 Sun 1-5
372 Newport Glen Crt, Npt Bch
873-3355 $350,000 Set/Sun 1-5
1222 Sussex (Weetcllff) NB
642-5200 $237,000 Sun 1-5
2048 Port WeybrldO-(HrbrVuHmt) NB
780-8333 5340,000 Sat 1·5
* *820 VII Lido NOf'd, Lido Ill, NB
873-7300 t1,800,000 Sun 1·15
4511 Cam<Mn (Cameo Shc>tel) CdM
873-7761 1825,000-fee Sun 1·5
210 Vie San Remo, Udo Ille, NB
675-30481873-2558 S1t/8un 1-5
2108 Windward Ln, BaycrMt, NB
631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1115 Hlahland Dr1ve, WMtcllff
631-7300 1298,000 Sun 1-4:30
*1724 Galaxy (Dover t1t1ore1) NB
875-8000 $375,000 Sun 1-5
1779 Hawaii (MMI Verde No.) CM
979-2390 $169,800 Sun 1-4
9 Sunrtwr, lrvtne
780-8333 $219,000 Sun 1-15
#8 Rue Viii.ti (Bia Cyn) NB
631·1288 t?00',000 Sun 1-4:30
2797 Bunting Cr., Cotta Meea
&48.2313 '265,oop
I IBMtOOll
442 1eaon1a. eo..on. e111 Mat
Sun,_.
875-fOOO 1648,500 8•tJ8un 1-5
•
a IA ptue 2 IA
816 Avocado, CdM (So or Hwy)
813-0359 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
423 Carnation, Olde CdM
675-8370 $400,000
418 Carnation Ave .• CdM
631-1400 $569.000
Sat/Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5 .... ,. ... , ...
132 S. Beyfront, Balboa Island
831-1400 $1,300,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
HOUSES FOR RENT
I M plue PAM Ml or O.N
* 17 Ptnewood, Woodbridge, Irv.
551-6336 S12!50/mo. Sat/Sun 1o-e
* Pool ** Waterfront * • * Waterfront & Poot
llli --IAST81DI. e unlet. Mklno Lrl 1·••Y femlly home ~':·gi:0 <>:ei ~ "' '*"' 3 ... loedt ·~ • . of rOOfl'I. Allllft9 1111. _7_11_.ot_,_, ___ _
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Prltt4 '' leHl OOUlllDI f ow~P.'~NCI Price 1u11 rtduotd ror I COUNT,.V Thi• 2110
qulGk sale Lo11ely 3 ti.-IOllTI UIUll sq.It llYlnQ •Pto• •nd
d r o om n o m • liA • n Y IOO tQ 11. ol o.,eoee hit' "iii.;..miiiiiiiiii~ hlghllQlll• lf\Cludlng wOOd vaulttd bMmtd o.lllno• 11
p1n1nno in tilt dining St>c thlti 1K>lld 4 Br. ull woo<l lluQt c011ntry kitchen, 4 Nta 1111& .....
•r•• ChM'J brick 1111-adrm Ind ~ bit"-Room 8"utllul rs bdrm, 2 ball!,
p11e• ooo yard• wllh horn~ w /2 units. Views. f.p., 10, RV parking, large 1 atorr· end unit Oor·
iom• lrull tr ... Liited ~ams, garages, prku. etc. All yard and room 10 •• g•Oul 1114,200. F!l!I
111129,900 ° pend OrHt 11nanerno1 1~A!Al~l-4!4~·toeO~~~~~I U Ttn11 on u big lot, o few steps from 12H.ooo 1: •
Twt·lterJ o.... pres Crescent Boy. $450,000. 1112 WllTILIPP .. + AIUt.
Super eh up decor owe OPll ••• , 1·1 '"' biOCkl off Hiid. iow, I h r O u 0 11 0 u I I h I I · 10w prto.. 8111 Kennedy,
'Brookview' c ondo. Bllr. tf57•5&IO
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bdrm, 3 be, IMllly room
with Cutt F P l v rm w/
lpc OVWlookl FEE I.ANO
Approa 2.100 1q It
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berg l5Cl·89G9 Agl
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rm '"turlOQ •Olld oak c1bln1try, 3 frP10t. tlaln·
Id 01 ... tllruoul Offered
fully decorator turn II
11.200.000
CJ8 Allltor1
714 835-&e&o
Beyfronr tot 11, '*UMY 18, 1tn at I 1•00AM at
Ille main entranoe 10
f lrtl Amerlcln Title Int.
C0<np1ny 1ooattd at t 14
ll Ith St., Santa A11•. Due to i.oai t~nlc:lllty
1111 pre11Tou1 J1nuary Hje-~ Min
bid 11.300,000. App<tle-
td In .. <*I Of 12,900, :t1k , .. ,&• TwnhM, 1400 000 Fair mkl 11tJue 18'
IQ It 1127,000. 112311 ••eHdl 11klng price.
mo w/U ,000 dwn '°' tur1het Info Contact Owner 493-8827 Bltt>erl Wein« II (714) m<>al 1600 aq IHI IMngl~~!!!!!!!!!!!!'~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!llll!I~ ""' apeee 3 btdroom1, 2'n1~ Ull twl A ..
b1t111. dining 1oom Fun lmH 4 lt•MJI ltac~ lOH LllllY •H Country atyle 6 Bdrm 3ba new ~:,~~a~g,7v~1.':1°~:: llYil'I IAtLOIT P• 11111.. ah.a g car Pet Ing • Freno h
PETE BARREn .. RE.ALTY ~ lii1iihl1. 3 Bi t,~er~is.!2030~~·~~~~~ Bl llOUH, new palnt,t: lllf II ... ..-1 new root, reflnl1hed -
ed to '_137,750 Reloe1tlon 101011 HI• ~~~~~~~~ 3 Br, 3 Ba, gr11t loo•· Wlndowa, CUStOm kitchen With .... Ytrtlt below marktl Allum• ;:: lion, low CHI! down. Ill oak cabinets opens to window
Large 111ecut1v1 home I S15e,OOO on thl• 3 Br 3 NIYATI H•l•n 1148,000 Ooen 1-5 Sun MYll .. flll.-b kf t L I t
hlrdWOOd floort, lorc.c1 4 8r H11bor RkJQt. Wiii
1lr hH1, de11ch1d db• trede down. Maka otter.
car g1rao•. large yard Fam rm I den, formal
52 t 'El Modena A1klng din no. Y1tw Snowe IHle
$ 195,000 548·5041 ah I model. 8'1gllt & chtery,
8. Watar fountain & m1ny
good family 1oc1tlon 4 Ba N1wpor1 condo. VIEW HOM! of mini & 233 18th Piece. Nwp1 1441 Oelllly OrlYI vv r•a 8S room. arge 0 •
bedrooms. large maater NHdt TLC For dettlla Cal•llna. Attum•blt IOw Ho11. 975.4333 4 Br. Den, tormel dining New 11¥4o/o Int. 1st T.O. 10•4
1u111, 3 bat111 Form1I cell Rutty Guln1htr, lnl. loin. Prime oond.r-=--.-••• -... -11.1-.-1--room, 2 llreplto1t. 3 oar down.
dining and lamlly room1. IPll 1·1 AvaJI on IN/opt -g11eoe plut lllQI hobby Price $250 000
TWO flreplac;11 for ••tr II fllTUIM• JO ANN DORAN LoYlly 3 Bdrm home with room Poor 1lzed.-101, •
W11tclllf 3 br ~ Im-eittru. Come 111 Sun
macullle Open Set/Sun l ·dark 32 Vienna, Eme-
2·5 2027 Ol1n1 Ln raid Bly Alty 494-18AO
131.e215 I IT llYl-10~ M. comlor1 Plantation ahul Sllarp cuatomiztd 2 BR RMltor 759--0el9 3 p1t101 end atrium. beaut 11nd1c ap1d ~ouo ltra and neat yarcu & D•n To wn ho me • Gourmet kitchen fM1Uf· Qwner wlll 11111t at fl· 1730 Bonalre way
make this• p1e11ure 10 S 17 1.500. See Ginny ..... Tl ll&OI Ing 111 new 1ppll1ncHI n1nclng. Only "420,000. (tetlt frvlne Blvd. 0£SP£RIJ£
show! $265,000. Anderton at 4985 Paseo -------• REDUCED $20,000 for 2 Only 1139,000. Don't 01*'! 811/Sun 1·5 ...._ 1 to Holiday and n LOWEST Price Plan 3
Npt Crest 3Br 1189,900
IMMACUL.ATE ·End Unit
Upgraded 3Br-den Pin 4 Prtatl1ltH E/Sltlt Segovia IUlll YIEW 11111 story 3 bdrm on l11g1 hl•ll•1110 cell 919·5370. Roblnton: Realtor "'(;i4);..:.~•7 follow th• ll{ant.) 3 Br, walk to beach. ,u.. Otsta Itta M4·tOIO Lovely Somerset model FM Lot Try 10% dn. Ml•ll4l eume loan and pay clOI·
Beautiful detached ex ========~with pool In ove~IHd IUL EITATI ITHI ll~~~~~~~~il lll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l lng costlandforeeloeure H l>ICk y1rd Nicely deco-11•1lll Miii& ML IAI • .:; -fMI 1135.000 ecutive condo as rat..,.. h~ lamlly room r
424
p
1 bedrooms. 2'~ bat he. Wt.allll wl t""ll wet er. 5 Bdrm,•---------rotpec
(1210,000 w/Qd term1)
SPACIOUS 2 8R • Oen Trl-M S179,500 Plan 8
PRIME Oen Vu 3Br-den G ltt It tff 1111,IOO We1tellff/M.,lner1 3Br • N-porl ShorM l•.•redp.1aace1n' ocrogveeore" ............. EL dining room and mueh Loctllon. ellarm, ·-enl· 2ba, lg lam rm. l.M/opt .. wme 11•1 RE I u· CE I pa~lo c lPAg Gu BB Betutllully decorated 4 more. Quiet lntldt etrMI. tlet. Open S1t/Su';;''1.5, o«. 1119,500. 842·8298 NEAT BEACH HOME •
(1225.000 xlnt term•)
£No UNIT -28r Plan 2
(1179,500 PO<?'ltennlll end ~. Mu1I be see 94rm pki4 hlmlly room S326.000 Jnei.ics.. land. 2 O 1 8 O • b or ah L n . w/ueumabi. financing.
to lully apprec111e th ::i1•~:~~:~ 1~~al~=· 142·1200 642-8208 flllAY 1f.J P.M. ~l! 1::r 1:,:;:.n.:.i: •
value ~~--~~=r OlletldatS215,000.Call lmltTl·llHOll '"111111 offar. 1319,000. EVI . $215 000 PETE BARRETI
4BR -Canal Front
Fee land. Corner lot.
Comm pool• & tennis Welk 10 beaeh. Under 3707 so. BRISTOL 540-1151 TO $105,000. 3 & den. 2 H NlllllU n. 840-9219; dys 540-4988
bl, ehtrmlng 2 11Y Tu· Find your NEW HOME • ' • HERITAGE appraised value. Terms. -.-•• -.,m--1-TW.J __ _
. REALTORS "· REALTY dor. 3 car oar. Mov•ln BETWEEN BAY & By Owner 3 Br 2 lrg • cond Cnr Tu1tln 8 18111 BEACH dec:kt, t80 deg.' oet1n .. __________ ...
CENTURY 21/BERO -GeorQt Clark Gorgeous pvt 3 br j)f'e-
Place Open Sai 8 Sun. from thla fine aelec11on Ylew corner unit S319 •
Owner/agt 875·7™· I ooo.'548-8982. Prin only. .... 1 If II 310 Coronado S299,500 • - F ' 1751 Plau By owner 3 Bd, comm.
WHllllllE llAllOI llHE Ill OOYll'I IEIT llY
#I WlltH FHT
962-8891 1tlglou1 home wllormal
din rm, lam rm, lrplc, hi 9'11 lllUY beam cell .. llv rm, lge IT IWlll/AIT yard plua much more . 2Br & den. 2blL Charm· ESTATES · 2 bd. den. II·
Ing Fr doors & windows brary. Cuat SPA,
tllru·out Former model. FANTASTIC VIEWI
many amen1tle1 S 166 759-1078, own/agl
Cuatom 4 bdrm. 3 ba del Sur $380,000 pool, 2 bike ocean .• 6,000 sq.ft. of family living,
poor home Sep omee.' 502 .. , .. St S395,000 5199,000 OBO Low fin. entertainment facilities for By Own Ir I a 0 In I 424 9e111ue Ln "409.000 OWC. 845-11&.41. • ba hs
Below mkt et $355,000 Bio Canyon 2 & den. w/any term• • for raat
1365,000. 3 Rut Fontal· ..,,, Avlli•. lmmed. Don't
995-0809 2110 ao.an 81 5425.000 entin! family. 5 Bdrm, 7 t ,
1024 E Balboa If IWIEI • p 1 u 1 m a i d ' s q u a r t e r s .
FtHtaia Valier 1034 ooo 11 12% 30 yr t1xtd In SEAYl(W IUUI•
* •• ". •a.all m Open Sat/Sun at 162 w 180 deg VIEW Oak
nebltu. 840-93J3 ml11 outl Call Patrick
WIH 11111 I .I. Tenore, agt 760-8702 or
.. _ Yale loop. 551-9026 Beaut. 3 br patio home. floors. leaded 01111 wln-
tcres of green. olymplc W 0 0 D BA I D 0 E C 0 T · Clow•. toe end ol cul--de-
pool. tennis. Reduced to T AGE HOME tor Nie b) sac IOI 3 Bdrms A real
$133,500. Agt 847·5975. owner Very anxious to buy 1 t S 3 8 5 . O O o .
Fiii UT $1,450,000 chondo 11n v11rBru111e1
1
•• Indoor/outdoor pool, 3 jacuzzis, :~~nb 2'c:8~1~'fW:: el~1 \t~t.'~~t=::~~ :.:r~erc~~~t 190.r~. 18' bar, soda fountain, complete
IHllDTIAI. LtT 631-2366. Prln. only.
M1Je1t1c 1ao deg. Pacmc llmEU Ul.111
ocean, C1talln1 aunee1 & Eaatbluff Twnhae, huge
city night right YI-• • muter bf', 2'1t be, highly
high above old CdM. upgra~ed. Tall• over
Coron• def Mar Located pyrntl, pay OkMMAt coat,
In Newport'• moet exc:Ju-I'll c11ry your dn pymt.
alve and d11lrou1, 19· Make all reaa. ol1er1. Call
eure reelden1lal areaa. own«/bkr, 675-8894.
BHt. leac~ dseu 111113hBr. d~B111 slngi. 6A~·6699 for IP_P_'·--
7608 ~8~; .. 9 0 m • •1 IEST llYS II •n.
Canyon Country Club & detllll on theH: 11.75% anum.1o1n. Dye • sauna room, e normous play
turnl1h1<1 by S11v1 1577 E ao.an $344,500 M -F 538-7701, e1111 / • -room. ~urmet kitchen, 3 sub
Cheat 01 Arehllec:lural 806 EOteltlftOttr -wkndr2'1$o~oe -zero refrig. and many more Olgeat lame. Computer seso.ooo --------IE.IOI ltME """
Easy walk 10 bell. 4 Br. 3 Northwoods or Irvine: Sll,000 ft $142.000
Be epacious llvlng rm beautllul 3 Br 2 Ba LUX CONDOS NA
family rm. laundry rm: llOme. w/atrlum. upgrad· OGEAN Preatlglou1 I
large balcony S 188,000. ed air eond Only S 162. atforelabMI
tech. 1n over 1000 eq. '1. IUmFIL.... • amen I tie a . $699 ,950 . By
$3.950,000 '•• w / -Wi\flHIHONl 3 Br, 2 be, vwy open. 2 • appointment with Marcia Long llnenclng. Stephen Turn-llOMI .., tt11<., eating .,11, & patio•.
•. Turner Arc:hllectural --REAL ESTATE 1140,000. 182,000 lat
68' by 159· level p111ct1 IY WIEa offered to 1111 nlglleat I
536-1 7111 500 Owner /Agent MILW IE&Ln PY-. lei 6J t 1400 Owner m1y carry 2nd. aic>:i3so I~~~~~~~~ 324 Colton . Agt.
bidder tor c:uh or trlde. Nwpt Hg1s completely
Call 675-2311 daya or rlfurblahed. 3 Br. 2 Ba
875-3311 IYel & wllnd1. Pool home $258,000. I Br. Adult Condo. Fur-551-8120 540·2960 ask for Lori I: 873-1282. n lehed $7 1.0 0 0 . -Cole -.,...
968-2297 Agent Of Newport,J
PHITIUHI Reabon. :/) SE.ACUFF 675-5511 '
Nr goll course 4Br. 2ba, 'O::'.'" •
lam rm, single srory WHllllllE YILUll Great terms. .., 1... ... It I 0H .. fJ 21 /S1rf • •r• Otl•t• I ... , 11 .,. •••••
IELIW IAHET
4 Bdr 2 Ba. 2-sly. 1 mi to
bea c h . ··c ent u ry
Shore1" loc. Submit on
down Assum loan owe for qual1fled buyer
$135.000 Ownr/Agt
559-622 1
OWIER WllTfllT
oar,ets. ••1ratlttl.
lrt1t starter ••••· tfftrt4 It 1114,HO.
17~·1111
COLE OF NEWflORT
REALTORS
?SIS L C-t M•r
c .. -.. 1• ..
115·5511
3 Br. 1'.lt Ba . n ew I y --=u=-:-.P...,U ...... _D_E_D pal11t ed t own house
Owner may carry 3rd PUI l T 0. al bland1d rite
12 5% for 5 Y"' WI 10% in Turtle Rock 3 bdrms
Clwn . $84,900 C111g 2 ba . 7JC10 kidney shap-.. . . •.•
R&IM~
••• , ..... r ....... r
Mu11 sefi this 4 bdrm
near water NOW. Thou·
sands unde< market Call
now Bkr 848--0709
IEllCEI
ACT FAST. 3 Br. 3 car
gar. Spanish ltueco.
c1111 ceilings, 'it ml to
beach. Reduced $192,
500 Ownera will help
Will trade equity 1or late
~ car or van Sile, rent, le1se. 01 option
OR?
<>wr-IAgt 845-9850
I Ht. Barllear 1041
IAYFlllT
like new 4 Bdr 5 Ba.
pool and spa. Room tor
50' l>Ott. For tale. lease or ltuetopt.
18562 Grimaud
Stuart Fine, R1tr
642-9914 or 548-2971
ll'Yiat 1044
"FUILHI
WllllllllE"
Owner moving out of
state. Submit ell offers
on lhll lovely 3 Br 2 Ba
ed spa. Separtte lam!
room SpectlCUlar nlon light view lmmaculal
condlliOn s 195,000
home In Irvine Plush --=-----beige earpetlng, fresh Latw Bills 1050 pelnt, new wood parquet ........ _...,. ____ ...,__,
11oor1, eomm pool, apa. Beautiful UPQl'adtd Santi
tennis. etc. Lowe.t price B•rb condo In Laguna
model on the market. Vig. EXTRAS GALORE!
Only $205,900. Cati to-Mull -1 $124,250
day Call Suz.ee or Marl· OPEN SUN 12-4 only 559-855-3017 ' II
..... rt .... ~ R&IM~ Tdll TUii TAUS
-1 WEI ht trftt. ttih Trlftt1 '" Bdrm In lron1 p1r1 end Prime atrearn lront Pf<>-owner'• l>ttut. hid•·•· per1y Upgraded lhru· way In rMr 0..,., 2 ear
out. 2BR, Pflv1t1. oar You're 80 clote to CALL JO·ANN DORAN REALTOR 759·0619 1111 ocean • you can 1trt1k 10 It. Top IOClllon ••umu IY .... In Biibo• and priced
4 bdrm, 3 beth, lamllyl right •I $29~
rm . pool S115,000 Er-
Optn Stt/Sun 10·4. PHIL• IULTll
4181 Lome. 551-1075. lll-112t
Celt• lltla 1024 c.ta ... I
ATTENTION BUILDERS:
CONDO LOT ,.
IALI OR TRADa
e.tllde Cotta M .... Cute 2 Bdrm
hoUM on giant eo x 300 ft. tot. c..
put 8 condoa/unlte. A1klnl
'225,000. Owner wtft oerry 11t tor ~at 12%. 2764 Orenge Ave.
$1,500,000
This custom designed home was built w/executive entertalni11$t in
m md. Quality thruout, from the solid oak paneled den to the
mahogany paneled fmly rm. Some of the numerous features are:
sensational view of Fashion Island & ooea.n. pool & spa w /outside bar.
3 car garage. complete security system & formal dining. To view the
luxurious features of this magnificent residence, call 759-1501 for
private showing, On fee simple land.
OCEAN VIEW + POOL ·
$849,900
This truly magnificent residence i.s for those who embrace relaxing
luxury as a way of life. Decorated In Mediterranean style w/curved
arches. recessed lighting & liberal use of mirrors. The gourmet kitchen
features solid oak Cabinetry, Jen-Air range. Portuguese tiles & a
breakfast nook w/ocean view. Panoramic ocean & night view from LA
to Catalina. Pool & spa are encl'd in private courtyard. Thia fine home
is unmistakably Newport! Assumable financing on fee simple land.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
BAY VIEW CUSTOM HOME
. $719,000.
Spectacular custom built home featuring sauna. jacuzti, (2) wet bars,
(2) frplc's, 3 car garage, formal dining and much more! Assumable
financing! On fee simple land. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
EST ATE SIZE LIVING
• $647,000
This outstanding exec home features what· must be the largest lot in
this magnificent private community near the water. The rear yard
features a Japanese garden, waterfall. Kol pond, pool & volleyball c:t..
in a spacious environment designed for memorable days thruout the
year A lge liv rm w/frplc overlooking the podl & gardens exempltta~
the open spacious feeling prevalent thruout. A huge kitchen, fnnl din
rm & 4 spacious bdrms including a mstr 1uite w/ bit-in shelves, sunken
jacuzzt., tub. Assumable financing as 11.75~ on fee simple land.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
•WATERFRONT HOME A SLIP•
$531,000
Sensational executive home featuring 4 Br, enormous livinl & dining
room. 2 fireplaces & room for 55' boat! FEE simple land with assumable
financing. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
FOR TENNIS LOVERS
$415,000
Out.standing Plan 5 featuring 3 Br'a, 2 ~ S.'1, formal dining &
community pool and ten.nia. Located In one of Newport'• finest guard
gated communities. Call 769-1601 or 762-7373.
•11,271 PER MONTH
• TURTLIROCK•
i.s alJ you pay when you &ake over ex.lltinc lat T.D. Spedoua • Br
executlvt> homo. Featurlnl formal dining room, tmly room and
fireplace. Only $198,000. Call 759·U01 or 752-7373.
845-9554
WEST CLIFF
GOURMET'S DELIGHT
This meUculously maintained home ls tailor made for lhe gourmet,,
startulg with lhe custom kitchen. Oak cabinets and flooring surro';1"<i
your built-ins which includes a microwave. Just off the kitchen is a
charming breakfast nook with bay windows. Super plush carpeting
and custom wall coverings complete the picture of shl!er elegance. The
extra large family room provides ample room for entertainment. AB an
added bonus the large irregular lot with custom pool provides
extraordinary pnvacy . .With a large fully assumable 1st trust deed, this
home is priced for lmmediate sale at $299,000. For an appointment to
see. call 556-7035.
WELL MAINTAINED TRIPLEX WITH TWO
CAR GARAGE ON LARGE SHADID LOT
F.ach of the unlta in th.is property is a three bedroom, 1 bath. They are
very well maintained with extremely low vacancy factors. Long term
st.able tenants provide $1,210 in monthly rent. Lender will refinance at
l~ for owner occupant or 12.25% for non-owner occupant. PLUS
owner wlll carry. Offered at $155,000. 9032 Adams Avenue,
Huntington Beach. 556-7035 .
TRl-LIVIL LIVING AT ITS llST
ONLY MINUTIS PROM SOUTH COAST PLAZA
Thi.a hlghly upgraded fonner model la a decorator'• delight. Best of all
our Vlllage Creek Townhorne is only a short walk to South C.OUt Plaza
and South Cout Village. But right out your back door ia a me.andering
creek. Juat five yeara new, thia most sought after Plan C ia only
$124,900. Call us for complete detail.a of our affordable financing
program. 9032 Adams. Huntington Beach, 55«).7035.
INTIRTAINING MADI IASY WITH
THIS SPACIOUS POOL HOMI PLUS SPA ...
Our seller is extremely motivated and has priced this property
accordingly. It has charm &Rd grace nonnally found only in homes
priced thousands higller. The custom pool and spa will be perfect for
thoee hot summer days just ahead. With a price of $152,500 PLUS
pointl for a V.A . purchaser. the value is clear. 9032 Adams, Huntington
Beach. 963-5671.
MOTIVATED SELLERS PRICE THIS EXECUTIVE
HOME BELOW APPRAISED VALUE
There ia superb value in this three year old home priced at $183,500.
Almosl two thousand. two hundred square feet of living area with all
the amenities. The large country kitchen comes complete with
built-Ins, Jenn-Aire cook top, trash compactor and 2 microwaves.
There's a breakfast bar PLUS a fonnal dining room. The mast.er suite
Is huge with a large tub and eeparat.e shower and double pullmana.
EntertainJna can be done in the fonnal living roam or in the family
room whJch lncludet a wet bar. At th.I.a price we don't expect th.la
property to laat long, ao call Mlht away lor lnfonnation on eeveral
flnanclns pf'OIJ'ama to make Udt home your own. 9032 Adams Avenue,
HunUnaton &e.ch. 963-5671.
PHUNTINITON llACH OPFICE
AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things Thal Service You."
. IOll Adami AWi ...
Huntington leaolt, CA 12141
(714)111-7038
Otange Co.at DAILV PllOT/SUndey, ,..,Nery e, 1113
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11111 end d11lrou1, H · ~ " "• *Y-" -• Btend ,_I Ir. llt la lam rm. din. rm lf!O'e beum lkr &33·1111 He'# TownhOrl'* /CondO 2 er 2 le oure r11lden1111 er111. new condition LHH wlpriv ~-LOI• Of • '11eao mO 66a-Oll73 • for rent Apt viuMed ;......,._ LOI new cuatom home, Wiii 11Grlfl0e • make ofrl open Sell Sun 1·6 210 Low down t~ tnt Trad•
Via S•n Remo Ownlf10I, IOt anything Ol valul Call
015.304& 013.25&41_13_1_._s _11_& ____ _
80'11t08' level'*"' of· 11000 per month. wood. 811~hll, blMnl, I :;;.i. 11 .. m. PAii • ..... l'A.. 1760 bl.tltt Int, -2 ..... tered 10 the higt\111 bid· (714) l31·t20t trplc all ..;,I( pd. Obi Oii' llO 01111yon Condo, 3 It. 2 Bdrm 2 ~ MOO • ..... m IMIY wlndowl. ftplo, 08f
dtt tor 011h or trade. W.tertront ~ otwm gw.O.. Chlld Olil, ()five full golf oourH view. 3 Bdrm: t'A b. 1725 ''pie. vaulted calllno•. OMIOI "''°'**· ween..
Cell 476·2311 clay• or 38t.21&.111001 ..... : by : 121 Alabama . poo!, tenn'! ... 1.,1!002...'IM· AVAILNOW·NOFU .... ,u-1Hr°! dblOlll..r:·= •,.!!'f",_hk-<119,pool,fC>L
170·33, 1 IYl/wkndl. 770.0347 634-4937 A1191! now ..... 4• .. .. Jotln MWlhall, "°'"' "'" Rft --!WI' 040-27H . 142·4906 , ........... MO-Ot36.
HARBOR HIGHLANDS 3 I.I. bcba11 HM mlU 0 I*• to OCMI\, Eteeent 2 LllK. 1qo duPle•. 0oean M2·HOt AU UTIUTIU 1 Br. 8uper CIHn w/
BR I~'• b•. lge IOI 10% Lar~ 4 Bdrm, c:.nal front, ULNA Pll lalMt Ir. '•mlly Am & Den. lriew, 200 ft trcwn bch. 2 PAID, HUl.111 •MESA VERDI! 2 Br 1 carport 725 "C" W.
dn. •Int term• Mull ... Ntwp()(I BelCh Wiii ••• Y&OAIT -·· "'' r~· .. e-7 MOO Mo. PIUll'I crpt• ' Br a ... frpl, bltnt w/d. I·-llll yr .. NIS ••. ~ dee«. '495 11th .... ' 0111 Don Prfn only 848-26 10. change IOf multfple unit Beet prlc• In town 11 >..,al! f!! dr..,.., a•A k C4IClar & Custom daoor. S075 ._ ClUIS, "" No pe1t. 33-8174. _ee_2_.1_1_00 __ ,,___,_-
03l·4805 °'not"°' 1 Piil Pl'IY $135.000 Cornet Bay 4 11800 New hr, den, fem g!Ma, eun-dletc, ctbl 0111 131·2te0. ~~~:~!~'1°~0~:t~:: SWIMMING ptul l"'•t.9E8A VERDE•• tBr. up111lre. 1370 mo
845-3370 Cypr.... rm, din rm. 3 ffl)4C, 3 oer Pf" Oll'eot~ iUliy JYlllnt, freahly painted, nice m!Ktl morel Sony, 2 Br, 2 la. uppet. L.ndly Ref• req. No pe11 352
Forevet view from Piil ••· Ill F•I g111. Agt 973·9040. y11d. No P11•· lnQulre et IOUlh p1t10. t1350 mo llO piti. Models rm. d/w, frplo. gu. Vletofl• t4M141
WA TE RFRONT. bHUt t•t•. Lemon Hgll. My P&YH .... IU&.Ttl 527 18th. St. N0-4331 ..... .... Yrty ...... optft ~ 9 '° 6. 1675/mo. 0.0·0444 Quiet 2 •tory, 2 er. 2 Ba ~~-::1 h;:,•c~;.d~:11~1\~ $325,000 •qulty could llf.l120 ........ ..,._ ~~:n~.~~Y~=~ .!'!:\, N&~ Oakw--... 11t, c:pta, clMn, 1ug1 gard•n petto, d $""'5 ooo PP make you $500,000 pro-Ctr .. a ftl •r IUI 1 ~ Nrma evlMable a ..... , 1 11 ••y I•••-••11 ·n vvu $3115 mo, G82 Vlalotll waan.tfdrv-Ilk-up, Mo .,. • .. .. ' llt. 1110 Nwpl Trl·PI•• NEWPORT . 2 LOTS 4901 ........ .. Feb. l ....... mo .. •11•' - -..._ Gardett ~ 442-3780 Olld 1:•rage, 1m111 f? ,.99.3144 E .. 1 BeeuUM ll(IO home 38t. now. nww .. w. 1-15•" t•11• $ .. ...,1 1 .. 2 1011 11cn1ng I or SACRIFICE 175K EA 2BI In lrvtna Ttneic.. nt 84'9l323 """ ""' • • olc. 7.,/mo."" • ' ILIFFS &llELnA w ha" v., 1 Own" 1131·41711 F11hlon 1111nd. I 1Uo Terrific 1 1tory home. 1455/mo. I Br. 1 Ba. Apt. cellf
OPEN SAT/SUN 12-4 730·7760 mo. 973.1700 I bdrm houH, l1mtly anort wllk to l>INIChel, 2 Bluff• Linda modll 3 Br 2 leM:ll/No frplc. lndty rm, car port, 2 Br. cathedral nge.
Only $169.500 L/H 2 BRj .. Ii Dt 114H room. lauf\clty room lacl-Br. den/bdrm. 2 be. Ba. patio frplc, nr pool. HO lfvlne A¥t.. Cll olc. Avlll In Fib. fr~c, private fe•110· 2 01. angl ttory end unit.1S.atli L11•aa lot• aat a, Ml 1 Br Glngetbread apt, Ofll lltlu . 2 block• from S780/mo yMtty. Contlc:t Aval!. 3'1. 11000/mo. (•t t6tlt) 11&. ~ Ml·M12 S Imo. e75-4l ·
Expanded OR. pvt 1unny1 IY IWlll ~ Int In 3200 sq It. otlm lnc:I. Wik 10 bch. No P11• b ••ch · I 0 2 6 mo · 534-1435, ~ ~482 645 U04 2 BR 1 Ba, c:pta. drp1,
palloa. hfoh beam clg1. Arrowhead home. 2 1560/mo. 073·3140 714·4111·6314 B·..., Be Condo'2 Br 2 • 2 It. 2 Ba. lrplc, 9111age, bltne, $440. 2272 Meple,
2060 \lista CaJon 3 Br I Ba view, 90% Ir p I c •. I a k • v I• w Ocean View. bHullfully Nice 2-atry 38r 3ba home. &;: tr:k 1 atory. i>Oot. luta ha Ult pott ladVSo' ~~~~~~~j~1~~'. 1_113_1._20_2_1 ____ _
675-0859' e11um1bl1 at 12% 645-8612 remodeled. 3 bdrm Frplc, 2 car g.,, walk 10 1800/m'o. 548-3080, 2Br. 2B• Condo. pool. 170016th St ecn.) 2 BR 1•11 ba, twnhN, encl
$229.000. Open Sat, Su'l LAKE SHASTINA • retire home, 3 bathe, Sall or b oh. 4 0 4 18th St. 548-2782, 142·2119 lllOO mo. (It 0o¥tt) V1lU llAllllWI oar, Elllde. IOOO. 1 BR. oir.;:o~:: ~~rt.'·!_!~ 9.5 :09:&J"~1twocx1 In 1 rent othe<. 2 dphc ~~·15f3~500 mo. Calf $000/mo. 634-1453 SEAVIEW: 3BR -OEN. Ann 831·8273 642-5113 Spaclou8 1-2 bdrm tpta. nr S. 011 Plua. 1475.
POfl Creal. Top Newport loto IOIS, magnlf lake & min Upatllre duplea, ltl'll 1 Br OCEAN VIEW. p 111 SPKi<>UI 4 bdrm, 2~ bl. 557-8200. M/F 99' Pool. 042·21111
1oc:at1on with all the l•tlia view•. S 14 · 500 ea. 3 br. 2 .,., frplc, l•o. Ofll. w/tenc. ytd. stove a r• comm-$1700/mo. Jo· S750 MO. Vic: So. Cat Sat/&in 10.5 PM W1s.I
amenities Welk 2 t>loc:«e 645-8170 81191 Nt bHch. Avail. 2118. frl0.111 utll Incl. 8 bltt1 to Ann 0 o t In R 11 r . Plaza. Vecant. Alt State OCEANFRONT Dtx 2-4 Br. .._. ... LllllY $445/mo. 2 br. 1 ba
to beecn lrom this 3 Br 3 OIAl•lll $1126/mo. 873-5099 pl•r. downtown. $375. 7511-0elG R..itora. 1·528·5080 :ls-7'e~311 or month. ~·-poolalcle lpt. lndry rm,
Ba. Condo with llghled UIOI .... O.t ef ltatt lSH Sp101ou1 4Br hm w1 4171" Alabam•. NIL. SPA + MUI Ital~ La1au 22U ~r~.•if.,~~ ~.'::: =9' catP11• & drapea. ~~:•re~~~·~&$~~;· 3 BR, large eofld Otk Hawaii (Northlhofe) 2 Br. penoramlc: Ill-of oon, LU)(ur\oue 2 8f 2·aty con· Vlewl & llnnlat 4 bdrm mo ....... Oucnal~~~.oS~5b ~~'rn~O~~ mo. 851..e220 149 E. Bey Slr .. t tamlly room with 8' tolld 1 Ba. conoo. !MM hold, b1Y & c:lty. Comm pool do, ltplc, trg balcony, modal home In NC git· ----5 .., TSL MANAGEMENT 000 Oak bar . .,,aln1co1e. 1h btoc:I< beech, 35 min. 11)'00 mo. Agl. 7511-1997 enct. garage. Pool, ape, ad comm. Only 1·1400 VllW ol ocean. p'it wllk· June 1 · ...,3-3743 Oya; l.(112 Br 1 t>a. new cpta.. 142·1403 Oall ltlertl hlrdwood floora, huge Honolulu. $45,000. Ev.a. Cozy coll over garage, t!"nla. $475. 983·7979 . mo.I way to wet«. 2800 aq It. 730-0104 rn/wknd1 ~~0,!!·..,!9~~_:~3w::; $495/mo. 2 bf, 1 bll apt. TSl Pre,artles c:ountry kltc:henwlthflnt-Connle808-825-1870. 2 &R 1T.. w1hr/dryr, CCENT ON STYLE. ALSO $t500lmo. 3104t Alleo Yeerty, acroaa from bch . ...,,,, -""· pitlo, carport, lndry rm, I 4 2 -1 I 0 J e r plac:e. Tastefully deco· dlhwlhr, $575. 111. IUI Huge 3 bd. 2~ be lamlly Gorg1ou1 3 or 4 bdrm Cir, 499-4384 2Br, 281, glllTi. Wlhr/ 996-5813 C(Jlll, drpa.
Hl·Olll rated. Enormou1 lot. luc~n/ Far., 1575 & dep. Avl Mar. 1. home. Queen• Kit, ror· home w/pool a ep1 fOf Allao Bc:h. waterfrt. home dryr, $775 mo. 73..el17 2BR 1BA carpet•. drapes, 741 w. 18th Strlll
Quiel cul de sac. Beaulf· _ _ 586-0454 mll dining, dMlgnef 0.. 11500/mo. For det•fl• 2br, l'l~ba. panor.vu. .,.76 wHltld• C.M. no pell TSL MANAGEMENT BEAT THISI
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fu lly landacaped with IOO Plft AOIUI cor thru-out, workshop c a II Fr• d T •no re 11500/IHH opt. Call Ila Clmatt -$500. 831-5230 Beth &42·1603
truft treu. $215,000. Irrigation. well suited !Of C..ta.... 2224 gar~ge. 11t + Dip and 831·12M or 631·2711. • n •. • d no . 5 7 0 . Cute, ctMn turn 2Br. 18e 281, lBa, no peta, 1 Inf EASTSIOE, lhalp 2 BR 2 Shown by appt. Calf vineyard• or treu. SUPER DEAL. 3 +Huge you re In. 155o. KING Nwpt Cr111 condo: 3 br, t42-"300, 24 hrs. dphc, c;IOM to bell, $450 chlld. 1550 mo. to move Ba, new cpta 6 drpa,
Frank Vaulao. 759•1501 S 2200 00 par ecre. oen. Gourmet Kit, For· 537.g740, Ext 3. NO FEE 2'A ba, cathedral c:ell· Cede VaJ. 2410 mo. 738-6138. 492·2815 In. Open 27 thru wknd. bttna. enc:1 gar & petlo.
Terma evlltable. Cati Of mll Dining, Custom 0.. lniat 2"4 Inga. 1ge 2 cat gar, OR. 634 Sflallmlll. No pata. 1575 mo. Call
write to Ken Marita •I <:()(,Sot., Heated pool & frplc. wet bar, /001. *SC Plaza., .. : 2 Br, 1 Aprtaeatt Vat. 2 bd 1 be avail 2110 Pem at 540-1158 or att
OMnlf ~do;'3~~~~· ::;53 Bb~~!1.EJo:,R:~~~ery~ SG75/mo. 902-077 ~~· ~':.'1~~ .... 5~hci~~:: lnnal . 1102 Chi~· OK. 'No doga: 4. 978-3848
~ Walker & lee !010 1 lt~STtlrReet NO FEE thing. Pell O.K. 1265 Spect. vu. 3Br 3ba, Har· 908--3052 0 1 B OYeflooldng Victoria/Canyon Area. 2 Bel 1 ea redec. gar. """ " KING 637·11740 Ext 3 bot Rldoe. Nr pool, ten-range r Pvt $515 MO. 631..el12 pool, child Ot<. No pe11
Puo Roblel ... 93448 Eaatllde, retp adll1 pr• NO FEE ' nla. I fH51mo , opt. 3 Br, 2 Ba Newport CrHt. louc;';l~~ll~ c::r'e~~direa llW ••Rr• •-$490/mo. 1390A Biker. 1100 (•Al) 231· llOI ferrld, 2 t>r. 1 ba, oar· 556-9578 poo11, tennis court•. gar. en .. ;, • ..,. · __. ar••· 641-07113
View Homes. 4 Bdrm,~~~~~~~~~ 2'1tba, 2300 sq It FEEi-,
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Only $289,500. ----------•· No pet1. $425/mo. lll'fALI. Wiik to beech. SllOO/mo. $450. 97.,...,"""'. Newly decorated 1 Br. &1---------
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Oa•ltria '"••rti•• lhed. Adult partc S3.500 CONDO TIME SHARE cp r~. Pl . ' ~ 642-8 u75 mo ~ 831-3651. Llttl• , ... pier 3 llory & water paid. No pell. gar. No pell. 496-1411
with term1. Jeckaon Hole, Wyoming. ~!~~~hr2ob:~m:fd~e~I: IOI' MRI lltlll AIU Eve'/~ k'7,,9 d 1 , • deluxe lrg. 28r. frplc:, 1485. 393 Hamilton. or 4113-7440. $500/mo. ~~~·~i~l~·~a~··~·~~~I ltr ••Car41e, 1"'· ~~ ~~:,C~ ~· 1540/mo. 850-1798. lfy 3000 aq rt. 4 br, matr 213-912·9352 $1800 mo. 075-3087 845-4411· 1eoo aq "· 3 Br. 2'h Ba,
.:.. Ml· llH 3 Br 2 a. dbl 1 yd tuft• MP. 3 bl. formal Lu11urlou1 TownhouH In Bay Front. Boat Dock. s,a.&ta 1 IL private patio & g111aqe. IEWPOllT NITS LL Wutt4 1'25 s · · 1 ,ar. '0 651•1177 din. rm. panelled fam. Costa Mffa. 2 bd, 2•11 L.oc:llld on prlv. llland. 1 Ba. Swimming pool, Iott of grut. 24551 A.Ila SPECIAL DBL£ WIDE I. L ... _._. 7251~7~1' NC. rm. rldlo lnt«c:om. lndry be. Uvlng 4 Family rm, 3BR 2BA. very c:leen. llke garden apt. large rooma. V I I I I . I 7 6 0 I m O · 11·2 6 moa Ir• l9ACI rent. 2 -•"9 rm, 2 car gar. AvlM. 311. cloHd garege. $725. new condition. Lea11 8u1. a Prof. 11n1nt1. 496-335-4 1144,000 br,2ba.Adult1,nope11. Prlvate lnYettmentgroup •3 BR, 2'"' ba, twnhae, l1800/mo.75M974. 545-n80557-31186 $1500permonth. S3401mo. 73t-U29.'--,-8-R-1-B-A-14-2-5-.-2B-R-
Compl. returbllhld. Xlnt Is securing all alze pro-dbl g.,, OIW, ~·pool, Walk to bHC:h. 2 Br. (714) 831·9200 842·7312 2BA 1550. NO PETS. ~:, ::O~w=•·on lrg ~J3~~/,' or$ ;~~~9 o e::::~~-~d:";;,';: ~~~JZ5752.~~;" S795/y11rty 840·8208 tatt Fuaia~t4 CaJ(alt&at STUNNING large 1 & 2 Br. 855-1121 551·2338 o.,t ltrhrta II ments & detaulta IC· + N O R T H W O O O Agent. a.4 ~ 1711 2 Ba. G111den Apt. Pool. 131-1211 1983 Carevell• Delu•e oepted on limited baala. E~C::,,:no Den. g•rege. CON00-1Br, 1Ba, AC, 3 Br. 2 bl, aundeck, nr ....... lalad 2'M at 1405 & $495. 710 W. aat. lelC~ 2740 1"'•40' 8/,. Huot-TOOi We buy & trade equlttee. S:,.~9950 comm pool, tennl1. S500 bay. Uni. $700. Furn 500/Annual: Bachelor. Spec. 2 BR 2 Be dplx apt, 1_1_11t_h_. S_1_. _____ i:;.:=;..;;.=-..-....,;;-...-.
& HOflO, 000 dn s19. (l1C) 711·2112 m 0 . + ... c . Bk r . 1800. Wiii l••loplfon Attrecrtlve w/b .... c.11· encl oar a lndly. ~'!9of5 "Pl for rent w/IOft. • IUllflfD ans 500. 63l·289" SUPER CONDO In blek· 552·7500 07M241. -Ing. wood panellng, etorage. (no peta). -· Nlc:e area. Call A LOVELY PLACE Acrta • 1125' Pvt Pill want a moblle ~y. Tennll, pool' apa. o..rtleld condo 2 Br 2'A HV Carmel 3 br, 2 ~.tam p I u I h c r pt.. 496-15-42 &45-fS.t0.4 bet 8PM. TO LIVE
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---------1 CllU ocnlmt propertr. I 92027 dining. All for '11200: refrlg. 17 · Ownr/Agt. ctener. l4M503 mall 2 Br. Coti.ge. Feb THE SHORES-BEACH 1500/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. •Poollapa/bt>q ICW VIEW ac:. Todd'• Pt, Frt Bragg W .. NT HouH In Legune Harry Fred erick. •et 052-4199 381, 28e + den,,_ cpt1 11 !1'5h1m'horu,nAclpdr1flu1'1151. AREA . FREE RENT lrplc, lluodry rm, enct.ci •ltlumlnated kltcnen
.. U 1121,000 Mutt Mii 142,000. A1-e~n w/oceen view. tor 831-12efS . WOODBRIDGE. ••not• & Ille In kit, 2 blka to ocn. " · · Come & ... our newly oar. Small pet ok. 810 ce111ng1
au me 25 000 II 11%. I f 3 ... 2 ... fem rm, llv rm, 2 tamlly home. 4Br 3ba, StOO mo. 538· t429. 875-5391 . decorated modell. 1 & 2 <:.nt« St. •5 ~of bMut1fU11y 3 Bdrm, 2'"' beth. 1011 of Mt 6288 ' long term •••• or .., -. ecroaa trom park. Upw Me-<4081 -n.... Bdrm aipta. $550 & 1895 -• ..._ ..... 1••• tendaeaped 1urround· windows. • young executive. Mull gar, $875. CloM lo $.C tcfloot.. -Pool & tennla Call......,; •-.. -. -· -
JOHN MARSHALL. AGT C..tt•17 Leta 1225 have 11cuul or llHm Ptara. 992 Cemetlon. Ph Ofp:::: ::,c;,:: •. Leu~ NEWPORT BAY • 2Br. halaaala 2117 844·2011. 1405/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba ~~ Frwyt & lhopplng
6'12 9808 room M • x I m um 640-e140 $1200/mo + security 28e Condo, 11100 mo. 225712284 M ....... St. • Hlllbor Lawn Mount Otlve 11200/mo. Referen~-. I II I p c..... ...._ ~ 3 BR ......... _ ...... -• Oulet lllU ~ ...., ..,.. .. 111 ... 4 Brd-.. , 2 ""-.. 551·2"""' wop on o ur " ..,.,. ·--.............. .,_. ..,. -.-, a.o1•.11t• tum ·-" NIAIFlllT Memortal Pk, 2 Iota. 650-1700. 407-4800 • .,. •• .,... d "ow ..._. -sec . bldg w l ocn · 0.,, jec.. eundectl. 1995 •--.-· _. • •No Pl1•: a .. -
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0Pen.Sal/Sun 1-5 • • ....... l.t.S20odepoalt,'Extre 720·0 72. &31 -1204. (714)873-3504 BMutltul eunMt, decora-MAGNIFICENT VIEW, 1 844-1300 Apply 11 24~ Btwn~/Wemer
3603 Seashore Of S.-... Pr•rtJ ...... fuaJsW I 100 dep. for pell Auety. agt. 81uttt condo, 4 bf. 2'4 be. tor furn apt., frplc. Br, frplc, dedl.1725. 111, Vk:tona St, CM ' off Belldt
ltllil WM•,'"'· fer...... 0~1352 WOOObfldgl 3 bf, 2'A .,., frplc. patio, pool &995/mo. 87~ tut. dep. 175-5083 Eaatald• 1 Bdr'm, small 25. 2 Br. 2 Ba, pool.
llMlll Vatloua propertlla •vall· lnnal Jltl SVC* 2 Br frplc lg petlo 2300 tQ fl, tu time 1995/mo. 844-0335 2 BR 1 ea, So. 01 Hwy, but cozy, lots of naturll petlo, kldl ok. No peg.
able In Fountain Valley ....... 2 car eir, ltt&/mo: rentld.11250.551-6334 RareBluflaCondo,4 8'.3 '6llltll•m lndry, pool, 1050 mo, wood . Rent 1-415. 90e-2085.94fr.9W. CLIFFUYEI School District Excellent Bad\ Versalllll $425 554-6578 Ltg 2 It twnhm near UCI, ea. ram rm, frplc. ,_, 2 bdrm, den. POOi, 191 In 752·5065 or &4&-3170 851·9522 1 a 2 Br. twlrig, lxlMtlna.
3 Bdrm. famfly rm home OArangt• ~1~:~1~~ Townhou• 3Br 11000 ., bf 2'A ba condo w/..,.,., tam rm, llv rm, den. po o I . I 14O0 I mo Abac*1 .. ,. roc;Y"u•dr:.!..'"""comcourtmun: 2 l>f. 1 be. deck. frplc, Ofll. EJSIOE OPL.X 1 er.+ Oen. drapH & cerpet. No with oek floors. Wall ol nnua .. Npt ....... 2Br .. _ 11200 "' • """' attc .. d oar 1925/mo &71-2490 "" ......, I ""'"'. Pe110.Ji1r. (Non ....... 900-2075. tlon to renew Contact """' ""' a ~ encl patlO wu " · · • · lty 11 Nr b•ach. Av1ll. now. .. .. ,. ..... .. gtase overloolclng large Vell. Scnooi Bytdl Cv 28r dln$llOO model. beaut. dticor .. IVlll Feb 13• 553-1945 f•-y fl lllT 714-75t-21fSO (June). $000/mo. 873-5089 Smoker). 0 P•ta. 2 Br. 2!11 Ba. 2 car gar. wOOded yard. $225,000. Founteln rt ....... _ WATERFRONT HOMES m -548-8753 att~. lmmed. ,,......, ....... MEL KIDDIE, REALTOR Dlltrlc:1, Naomi w__,.d RLTR 831 1400 Incl. t9fno, wathlr, • Condo, upttalfa 1 Br, "' 4 Br Newport CrHI Iv• I . wk n d I "·-• -•.o1 -..-.. ~·
642·7858 714-842451 • ar,a/c.'875.844-221 , SC Pine, 1515/mo. Twnhu, evall now. 213-49S..7233(Carol) _.ta Ill ••-E/SIDEDPLX18f.+Oen. ancy /mite bch .
lt.1&1111.11 Cl. lalMI 044-2187 tvalll~~~ia1:·,:-waaoho/dry t33r•s'erolg 1 BR Incl utN, lml petto. 18t 4DenCondonrs.c . •s495.kP•t,10.,p:r·P~~n SIOO/mo.84&-1371 Ula.. •=-" ... _. P1aia1ala 2117 MMe V«de 4 Br. 2 Ba. rv. • · 112 Imo • ., • 8 gar c:teen c:toH 10 PIHi, pool, •P•, w mo ., · ·New Bachelor. n•ar
_. ._ "5111115" SlOOO/mo. Xlnt ICtloola. No pet.I. 559-5591 740-2878, 873-2334. lhoPa 836-7;..7 gate. no pell. 2501 W. 548-8753 blactl, .n 111111.1375/mo.
All leuld · 8'.-\ X grosa 2 Br ooeenlront cot••· 5511-5339. Woodbridge: 28t 2ba. dbl NEWPORT SHORES · Sunflower. 1450/mo. Lit~ 1 Br. neer ehopa, 534-4837 '2:'~~~3-1123 old & rust1c,0~20"'° <lldlnlo9c:leen2Br 1 Of11,AIC.fri>'C,1vall311, Oetuxecenaffronthome. ta Ina 2'24 451·2175. pool, all ulll pd. 191141·2-Bf-.-2-Ba.--pr-lv-•t_e_pe_tlo:--.
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r. ( I ) winier. prkg. 1 Ba. lenced yard, enctio $650. PP Ewe 955-0570 3 8f 3 Ba, 2 frplc:a, den. llWPtll ft.U11 $495/mo. 2 Br. 1'.4 Ba. Monr<Ma. 548-0334. fresh u new, 1 enc:lsd
CtdtaJaiaal 1279 C..ta •en UM garage. New drapee a HouM for rent In lovely dbl garage. lrg petlo & e-iutul Landec:aped lower unit, all bit-Ina. BAY TIMBERS 0.,.1525/mo.
SIPll llf Ta lie over payments 3 Br 2ba E'ald• country c • r Pet · No P 111 lrvlne .,.. on month to "-* over wat•. "' bit! Gu. wet« p.ict. Petloe, carport, lndry rm, bal· 1 Bf. llfeplace, pool Dee 840·5504
• I Br _ __........ 2115 ... 1575/mo. t.el a 11c. month belle~ hol-. from comm. pool/ t.nnll poo1 llC'azl sauna ten-cony. Pr1vtt• petlo & garage -•~ ••• 721 mo. 1 .,..._..,.,... charmer. Avall ' .,. Houae "C" 2~ Orange. remains on market lo crta. I t200/mo, tit 4 nit courtl. volleyball 527 W. Wlllofl 146-9883 Deluxe pool-xtra -~ Located on the 3rd
floor. this superb unit
ts profeu1on•lly decorated. offers
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tunung baam, 24 hour
guarded K"CUnty plus
doorman Loweal
pnce in bUlldm!!. lhia
11 the beat buy at
$699.500
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•£ houH. Only 1800/mo. fS45-fS64e Fumllhed $430 S500/ -•-J U "t l"Ot 11 T Eutalde • 2 8t 1'n p o Call "'57 ,_75 2 Bd. 1 Ba. 1'9decoret«I. 1 Br. $375. Cpll, drpa, No pell. mo . .,•lwXH al I • ere Be. fr le, garage, Call •o emeron 28t 2~t>a. tn-M lull con-" ...,., gar, pool. Child OK. No rell1g, range. 53fr8362.
C M 2 hMI, 4br & 2bt. on NEW COUNTRY ESTATE 'U501 . 648-3501 5Sll-MOO do. Alt bltlM. frplc:. MC 0AU Ill Ml pell. 1490/mo. 1390 A 040-0341 aft 1:30pm 1 Br. 4 bloctlo 10 beach, Ill
lge R-2 lot 134,000 ... 48', 3812 lly near Fluor CAPE coo 1 BR Northwoods of lrvlne: 3Br. Uc:,~:O. f13~:HJ:e;· ALL UTILITIES PAID Bal<•. 841'°763 2000 aq ft dupi.11, 3 t>r. utlll paid. S375/mo. No eumabl• 115-4,000. Corp, & UCI AVlllt now. Very cula $425 E/llde 2 ba. atrium, AIC. up-Compere betore you 1 II 2 II I IL tam rm, din rm. dbl gar. 2 pell. 207 Chicago.
645-4203 842-9914 213--596-5847 Avall. MiH28 . ~d=1~~~ 1935/mo. 1~=t~o~::'. rent. Custom dealgn f~· Newly 'decor' GH pd, frplc'a, huge 'l•rd, ... 985-4954. Avail to .now. 2·1Bc;~~o~.':L~. alnt lut. luc~ 2lfl _.r llTf--WOOOBRIOOE·lmmac & edit ~n· $475 Ind utll. ~p:!:r~~~ enc:I ~· clwahr. pool, tr .. , llke new. $650/mo. 2 Br. 2 Ba. trplc, clOMd
area $214.900. OWC 1112.000 Home In $120, ier. tg yd, 1 '"'d~ OK hl"h"' un11raded 2Br & '46-3An plulh iandacaplng. No BBO. petL 942-5073· 842·0Me. garage. $495 mo. 000 I '"b h d 3 aaoo + 130 1ec " ., .. ., j t Utll ""• 1 BR. 111111 ~arch MT-8772 Of 528-3004 2nd o 5 o. 3 8 o 1 or n• g.. or oo . " mo. den, atrium w/ acuu • Bio Canyon towi~. by pet.a. ..,.. '"l••••liill•• 648-t534 bdm. 2 ba. Frpl Nelda dep. See It 2311 E. 22nCI malnt free yet. 2 cat gar· owner. 2 br, 2 bl, all t Br. Fum $515 ·~tflleld 1, quiet. petlo. 1300.11 cteenlng. 213-SJG-5159 St. l!OI• S1000 mo. Wkndl 4 amenlt111, tennlt ct, 2 Br. Fufll M20 ---=-644-a5S LllVllDY
lace• Preprtt 1350 1..,.rt Inc~ 21H 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 Story Condo. ...,.. t7~t558 pool, Jae. 1975/mo. 365 w. WlltlOn 042·1971 .IPAITmTI . 2 BR 1 Ba. lncd yerd, Ul\UI\
.,.. Ht t.Uy 1·1 .... ., ....... LI-DO ISL .. E 3 bdrm 2...... c:ommty pool. 2 car o•· Terrace 2 Br 2 Ba Carcltff. 044-2141 Of call,.,.,,..... NICE 1 Br. dpfx. Quiet. Baautllul garden apta. lockable •tore •h•d. f •UtLY APTS .... o 12 • It 122.. ... PUI . . -. age. $875/mo. Property on gmblt. AYSM. 2115, no rAd 778, 042..t300. 24 Sep. by Ofll. 1 empt otdr Pellol/decta. se-. heat '¥!"'50' ":"'dcpta.•P· 1~,...o B. ""' "' a ' •• "' femrm. $1700 mo. Biii HOUll pee. $420. 561·2340 iv.. edit.• No pell. 1340. paid. No P11L r II. • •<J 000 Cotta M...., xlnt fiNne· Grundy, Rllr. 475-0101 042-3850 142-1010 ••.o1• EMt-• 4 Bf 2 8a.1.,,.. 548-1021 2 Bdrm. Wr Bal $580 Mayer Pt., 549-3484 $100 QFf 3 B R . Canal Front Ing 750-1652 Very nice 3 Br. 1 Ba. LNau ..... _... -"· • · 2 Bdrm 2 Be 1585
beauty. tn xlnt cond Low 12 Unlt1, EISlde. xlnl ~A-. ...__., frplc, ... , •n• E/tlcle C.M. 2 br, 1 be. rm. Lowly hof'MS • trg yd; Furn t bd, 1 ba Condo. 308 W ·WI~ 831-5583 Npt Hta .,.-; 21 It duplu, 1 ST M Q NTH S ......._........ .,.., ., 313-A E. Rochester. Aent,l.llMl,or&ale a mtn lllew. 1200 lflCt a.cru Qlled wit/II ame-· unfurn , I k• new. lnlerHt rate loan, 11•· cond 10X groaa. Biii 8507 Seah«• Of. (drive 1525/mo, 191 & IMt. No 2 br. rlnge, twlrig, Olf· garct, '--· ~Ihle Hiii• nltlll. 'Nr so Cat Pita. Flfepta,oe, pool, dlatlw9eh· IOOO/mo. 648-2903 ~~~~·~~:'•O::~ Kennedy. Bkr. 957-5880 by flratl ITOO until June.. pett. 540-8&37 clener, 1850 mo. 442 deety ANHor 7ecM2.44 $575. No Pell Ten• er, pvt patio, xtr• lro VILLA MEOERA RENT
side. 840-8208 $225,000 (4)2 Br hOYMI 84~7009. 2 Br. 1 Bl, new d,cor. Monterwy °'· 494-4164 3Br & ctan. 2 story. nr 9~2390 r;.~:;; 2 er. 1575. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Qlllet famlly AT
"" t!H IH•J 1· toen. by Owrllt 543-4358 Lar~ 2 Br tba w/petlo. 1575/lno. 148-04111 or bridge f1Yet ltrtier"n. Thia nla, new cpta. etc. 310 U • -• wuhlr, dltpoMI. ~ I $50,000 dwn. •Hum. .U NW p • t I 0 , 1nc1 g er d . Seoluded tit• rMChed Illa OOMn. Comm. pool, ten-I t •--·L 2'41 5 compllx. upttelra, dleh· ~
IOI C.•ar 1114,0lt WHY SELL? EXPLORE 10 atepe to tend. Aval! 440 MH lmple hOUM hH 1Br. Proapeot. Newport * $360/mo. up. Bad\· 1 ~-.... gar191. gH & weter 4 B.R. plus den plua t1m. the Benefftl of March 1 thrV June 30th E frplc, lg deck. gu. Shor-. lt25. 87S.:M54 4 2 Br. unfurn A furn. ~.......,... peld, lnOfy fee. no peta.
rm .. 3 ba. Exqublte de-excnanglng. 4~150 at only $425/mo. Owner. •::i:~m:>i!i~"tt2m~2e: 1700/mo. 873·2143 BfACH BARGAIN. 2 + pool, apa. 18992 Florida. ~ 1530/mo. + 1300 d•fi· 'tlaJ.rM (!OM4 ·
cor, bluea end belgea. 848-45~7 or H2·2305 IVM. lluo• bonut room . 842~2634. 142-3172 BNlltllully tandecaped 2324 Elden St. 548°"1 7 -, •
Xlnl term1. Ooc:kelde ~ ovo. eremwo::~T3 OCUINFAONT DUPLEX Equipped kit, 1uper IUltrlD ans Oll'den epta. POOi A Sela. 1700. 3 br, 2 ba. 184C E.
8.40-8208 Loweet pr1oecl duc>le• on HARBOR RIDGE F'1bulov1 loo. VI•• Of eluatl dec:ot. Utlll peld. 1 '2 BR, pool,..,.. bbq, Patlol/dlell•. No Ol'lt. 21•1 St. No Pl1•· APTS le ti het Ult aand. $400.000. 1017 Anett 4 nfOhl llQht Nawpof't Rtvt.nt 4Br 2'A OOMl"I & dly. a tw. 2 ba wy E·Z ~ $425 llumlneted kltehln Ciiio-8ICflelOf 1410 64Mt85 14e-9590 H MOV9d In By Feb. 10th
H E. Balboa. N.B. Ag1. u1-. 4~. 3ba mocfel, betconctolo Poot' Lowtyj pr1wtt ..... • apllt level, newly dee. KING 537·9740, Ext 3. •-No-.. ium. 1v.... 1 Bdrm $47&-$485 8'tng 'no.a.. M wttt1 Vou 4011941119,otl 873--1282. • "' Pl tie enn,. Ir I NO t NOFEI ~-,....., -28d""t1A e. 16«> l.g93br,2ba.c:t£:,dr91. 'll,l8£0ROOMS
411HIHI112*,MO c M Ou I 2000 aq ft =1:09~200. 1785: wlll conildlf .... r~1r~!'•~· .. ll1.t) ... .,..... 22~~enguard G~: :t1~ 0 peta. f 2 -f-.. ... ,5 • , t 1111 0 p ·11 I t •• • apt 873-1192 • PenthOUM, 2 Br. 2 Ba. •1 Holerld Cr. H8 .....,..Ol}t -ftUllll ~ U , .. ,.. ' 117~~ :$130~ :, r1~% wAHr TO RENT: 1>y .,.._ $4~ con.oe: 2 br 1 be. ttmlll t 8r. Knotty Pine O.Ck +comm. aullH, at.nSleter/Warns 1 er. enclacl patio.
• int 1oan1 tor 15 yra. Ohty twMk• Ct>f. Fum. delu•• din. ""' fenc:;d yatd. ~ot~~ fsii:i :?~ !~ .. ,par1. 131--'179 °" 8Motl 1 Bdrm ~ UH/mo. ut111 turn. 111 l•&Hll 1111, 1150/m negative. Orv by ~11lnoNr-c~o,!!!..,1 Very c111n. Newly r .. 4.!1 ..... 7 Cliff Or . Exe cutive HI ..e••ft m 28drm.1V. be. e •...;.141-1453_..,.--·="!"7:---:'7 ... 4 3 4 c . n I. t Ag t ,_ ..... • ......... cond Children OK. No .... ... 2bt/2ba, la&ded QIUf, ~ 131 E. 11th • .,......., .. , Ir ............. u--....
· ., ... Reta daOoelt Wrtt. -.. ·(213) 411·1111 1.11-houM with 110• •tone frpto. l .. 60J '-"*"~Ilk• With 181E.1tef\. 142..oeM • ....... _..., ~·"" Newport Shor•, walk to 842""69. to Gerry, f!ll.o .' en ,......_ -. 3 8'. 2 le. Av ..... 131-4179 terreced .,........ utlt1 pd . No pete.
e.actt. PoOll. tennla. All Oelu.e CoWlgton 4-911•· 81228, Uncotn, ,...,,.., E11t11cte 1 Br. OupleJC, now For rent Of~ -•~ PdOll 2 aorm. 1v. ba 1575 $410/mo, new x1n1 tem\I Pr1ced Pride of ow.,.,...,. NW kl M601 private yard & QlleQe. Cell ·4'7-3MI · IM'9 Condo, 3 8r up, 1 ~ Pntno 151 e. 2111. 541-2409 142..o380
ICCIOtdlng to UPQrldu. South CoMt Ptsta. Prtc> '4111/mo. Don Ml·1'100 . down, I ... Awll. MMlll ·5 ~ G I B lookl
Contact leaaehold ~ ed rtotit 8kr 07'""383 WINTEA RENTAL·on lhe ...... 1111. RH 11t. lt300IM01 '444tC>f • ,.,.. 1 ldrm Cott•o• ···"· 0 "Yo; 1n1n11 no lellat et Oockalde. · ~ ThNMay:SBA2.,_ fm1 I nllll _ -··· -•Wllll C!Oleta POOi, ape, leundfy, ...,.. '~~?
84().8208 Prtvm Pat'ly wenta to bUy f\Kn. le&O/mo Ind "111. z .._.., tldmll. 2 blthl. t Ir, N betN, 1119w, 1ko ... --·~ Kncftlnl SOI· No .-., '418/mo. W• 1\1¥1 2 • I • 1
from owner t-30 unite 714/544.tAM ~ vaufted Ollllnot. Iott °' 0 1 1 1oc. rec. feoll, llH ..... , tlft, I t blli to Huntington ..,.. _. 646-Mn ohlld. S Ir. UH • 2 IHI 11111 1•1 C.-retuma, 142-34ta. V wlndowe. Ht yr new. 1775/mo, 4''r-M73 • ~ nl r.:. Center. tr11111PO't9tfon a ure-2 aft 2 ••· I 11y ::::· ='t.'=" fee., 8Mutlful bayfront hofM COSTA MESA UNIT8 leicOftY..1. 2 CM 09'. no ... __. __ _._ lllf ' Iii ,,., unft. '621 mo. No --.1-~~=~==---I
w/yerd a boat doc:k. 4 u $1'8,000 10"I' dowr\ ....... 1111 pete. tl'tl. Jonn Mar• -•-I•••• I ••• nanm ,_ Nr bee. Cell 540-HN. -UITW -''
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LOC*I Onty 121< ~ O.A..C. ~ ~ 20% dowr\ brHk
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Low Price. Wt Ananoe.
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ContractOf 10 yrs exp.
Plana, permits, flneoclng.
Ritt. lie 2716-45.
O.L. Huthmen 586-57-43
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indtPartnerlhlplCOfP. Ref•. 854-0123 -UlllWI IUll1' Hou11clHnlng, r•ll•blt. Lie T-118,-428 730-1353 Ferthlno Interior o..ton 83 2030 Need 1 new or ... ? Call
Mo. l Otrly 8t1tement1 We Care Crpt CIHntrl ORVWALLIACOUS1'1C C ' rtl OWn trtntP AMI. STARVING COLLEGE HAN01NOl8TRIPPIMO tll OfUtt ltx Debra 780-1610
Norman Manz 657·731<' StMm Clean & U~hol. ~~1:.':!'J'~ l~~r~ ::. c::::p=nd:-;~o YO.,LA .. :~"'u .. ::!405 STUOE,.,TS MOVING Vlla·MC Scott 145·9325 P.O. BO)( p~~~~,t::·~=··~":r.'~·
CaMatt Mulat !~k. rMatouMn. t U~I!-.. ~uat118• tract«. 632-56-49 Ha~ll"". Tr .. Tr,.;.·" -r-•11 CO, Uc. f 124·"438 Expert wallcoverlng In· SHIP,.INO SERVICE -.,... .,.. .... ., ... r " Cleaning 8trlllce. Cl••· lnlured 8-4 t·l-427 etellellon RI••· Coneul· New Location In C.M. 7&t-on3 Dolllt ' New cabln111. c1bln1t Complete Rtpalft wallt 6 FrM "1 1-42.ff07 nl,,... IS next to Godli· WATCH US GROWi tent ••..JAnmt 581 8690 ...... Newport ........
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Small !Obi & ,.,..,, •3et057 Rob 5-47-2883 lltctdcal $32 MS.559 Ouar Fr .. Mt 83e..6543 bio:!chard Sinor Lie •9-4-38t8 CABINET STRIPPING
Fr .. •tlmate 6-45-2003 Concrete . amell °' letOI ELECTRICIAN. Priced Ilia J!!U HOUSECLEANING ~ :iat1!:!::a.of hapoy Ouallly, Fut SlfVICei 356.y~E:~~l~:<!.t. Tr!.~?.~,=~!..,, CarMr P1t11ratlt• Jobi. Remove old, ,._ right, lrH Htlmatt on Ellp'd In •II home repel,., Good rel1. Own trana. Thanlc you 831--4-410 25 yra ••P Alto wall· NHI 914-881710-46--3078 upe, mowlno 55'·7017 -place w1tll ,_, lMS.85 12 1wge or amall JobL Rau. No job too em111. Merle 979-11758 I ' paper removal 661-0922
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are lald ott or Niki~• UC. 2780-41. Al G-48-8128 Comm'llRlt. 6'48-30t8 Nancy'• Maid Service Ulll'I P&llTllt wancovorlng Removi1 I .. Ii I It l Ou1111y WOfk guarantied
cheno• In carMrl, our C..aalc Tilt ELECTRICIAN Car ...... try . Maaonry with• pereonal toucll. Low rates, lie. 538-9898 All lypes. 8-42-13-43 •• t II t! 1 Free eetlmatt 8-4&-739t
Hll·111ea1mant, goal· Lie. 233108. 8ma111~1 ,...... Leundry I~ Rtaa. INTIEXT PAINTING Aepalrframodtl, Oeck1, Mttlng, r..ume prepet'.. ITIYI .... nu 1111 -al Roofing . Plvmblng Pl t I ·a-at. docill, boat•, lenoes. g•r1--------tlon, Interview aYeluatlon e.t prleas. 963-3293 Job•. ,..,..,., s..&-520 • Drywall • Stucco • Tlla FrM .... •9 3028 ave & WALLPAPERING •• .. ..,... dll, ate. Atyn 875-8294 • I .....; • ..I
and Mii-heip mar1tatlng Remod J 8 4M8-"90 Cu11om work. FrM fft PLASTER PATCHING tatt .,.. .... rtl
plan can mah It happen CliiW C t Far•ltbt ltllabliiat •••HOME REPAIR l•ctat Tax A.... Stave 6-47--4211 R11tucco1. lntlut 30 J:;,'o,~ :-::• $~
for you. MMl with Ill In· -z 11 QUALITY FINISHING Etec-Plumb-Carpentry Fedetatld Tu 8efv1ca 16 YT• exp. I'm amall, my yr• Neat Paul 6"5·2971 lteliat Including lebor and
dependent human rea· CHILO CARE with love, l REPAIR REAS. Smaff lob• OK. Fut Home/olflc:e appll prlcea are emalll Ron, ;=.::::;;;::==::;;;;=:; Huber Roollng-111 types. matarlala muat ba II·
ourc.a prot"slonal. Celi tenoed yd, meal•, C M Fr" aat. Tom 6-48-2953 M<Vice Keith 8-46--4872 631·-4871 850--8-477, 850-7998 v ~-r«:OYer-deckl c:enaed Unllelnaed con-
er u c e Bo I en. MA. 6'15-3189 wlcdyl PllF. P&lmll PUSTUIM& LIC. •-411802. 5"8·913-4 trec1ort lhouid ao ,1 ... 71-41673-1107 . aa •I WOUidn't you rather llave ••1 ,.,..... 1 t"""' d·~i · ,. __ Air conditioning relrlo•· LIC 0 CHILO CjARE Qa, ... ,.. o-u··p JOBS • CPA pr---•e yout In· RESIOICOMM/INO lot/wl ... _. ROOFING REP,i'IRS n ,...,, ...... 11ng. VY' ...
I ' 1 A,,_ 2 " a.a ... & Hell -..., -...-...... 1-• Smell job• OK. Free tr11C1or1 and conwmera, ration, hHt ng, raper. C11 .. atry er.,.... 8 .. :.~ •._.... .•• 2•-07... ,,.Ell & Small Moving Jobi come tax returna? Cell FREE EST. 650-7t69 .....,. .-. R .... 6'15-0044 - -ea. """" o., oo in Ca'i .. IKE ••e t 391 I« lrae Mt. 988-8182 aallmatea. Call Tom or contact Mery Grondle at ---------1Remod.IR1palr1. Lo rttn. Child C e m home Topped/removed Clean ., ..., .,.. • PAINTERS NEED JOHN HEHR Chuck, 5-42-6392. , (714) 558 .... 088 with any Altlialt Oeck1, p11lo1. lencaa. oe>enlno:r,~ 2. ~ndl11. at'. up. lawn renov. 7S 1·3476 HAULING-student wllge De11e'1: Moat I 10-~75 or WORKI 30 v,. e•p. Intl Rep11n/Mt• y qutaetaetloLl'!~~onBtor~~Jo. ~= =-5m--------1 Free tit. Stave 752-9558 tent•-Rell ".8•6164 truck. same lo rataa. 20% oft lalt year I Will ut. Acoustic ceillng1. Lie. "'222 J f d S .....,,.., ~
OflYeW•Y9· Perking Lot RE••oOE' "tF•CE LIFTA ""'· ·"'" Landaceplng-Yd Clnups Thank you 759•1976 travel. 6-41-0929. Lie. 368780. Free aat. S.S•l7l3 ohn Henry roo ing 1 Civic Center Pina. Repairs, Sealcoatlng. ..., '"° " '"I Child Care my home TrM trlm/remov-Melnt J· .. n 011111 Painting 8-42·7-479 I with logo, ran 1119 Room 690, Santi Ana,
S&S Alphlt 631-o4199Lle Cuato~ r ood P:,1101• C.M. lnfanti prel Reai Irrigation Jim 851-0129 "'' • I mirror•. run 112e.212.. CA 9270t
Din Hlllblrg Griding ~~•P•CT,·11 :;', Xlnt refs. 8-4s.&.48 Oardenl-·lndec,,.. malnt. HAUL·1~mov1n~:~r:_.MOVE llH!J OISTI• P&lmH ;..Pl;..;•;.;;•;;.;lt;..;i;;;;•.a.•-----IMF PlllWIT
Co .. _1 I '"' ,..... -.,.. BRICKWORK. Small Jobi. 25 yrs. Uc -4039-41. lnl, 2.. U . •••lt2I Don' f al I ••-I It'-,... I & Paving \A .,.,_ comm Randy G-41-<Ml22 • ,, .. wortt commflndu1t, 963-Mt5 NORM Newport, Costa Mesa, bonded. Ref• Color Ell· ~1tr / _. t re-roo , r~ r • ...... a em ,_ era .,...1 no
Uc. 391880-4 8-42-1720 c •RP"'UTER SERVICE Cltuiat ltmcn Chuck Nowlin M2-2873 Irvine. Ref1. 875-3115 pen. 963-09t1 Rlehard Ouatlty-aenalble ratea traction of u 857-2890 the camping "bug" thll " =-• -tat •I y ear II you h1v1 • Sell wtth EASEJ Kltd'l/ti.th Remodeling we Will TAKE CARE Everything In Muonry PAJNTINO: INT/EXT ATLAS PLUMBING UY'I • ..,... camper that'• not getting
lt'I a BREEZE Fonnk:a lope & c.blnata of.your jenlt~I........--'-f4 W"fl •:,i 141-7121 lie/bonded Low. low Neat. Rel1. FrM .. , HEATING & WELDING All Types. FrM eat. llMCI, 11M1 lrnO'llf wtttrr-
Clullfled Adi 6'12·5878 Uc'd Ken 83&-1-451 CINnlng need• 55$-6470 Furnace-pool-watat heat winter prlcel 873-5387 Greg Riley 5-48-0790 24 hr aervlce 6-45-1888 559--8369 CIUllflld Ad.
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11.9 I tt It a. 2761 Muter BR & belh. xtnt MIF to anr houae in N-· Semi-retired couple de· Prime Fo1.mt1ln Valley of· Otertaaitin 4014
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lot. ...... 2'HO l!!J!!I ltacli 27. !!J! 11 meal1. Mne Verde a.ree. pO<t Hgta wlmala. S280 sire• 1m111 home. $500 lice. 864 sq II. t0529 UIU a YIOIJ'I
2 er Apt. quiet area near NO FEEi Apt. & Condo t 2 Br. , Ba, Olf, P•· pref older MI F 5•5·209.S mo. 831--4271 range. Raia. 64-4-8259 s I . t. r . ( 0 I ck l FOUND •os MODELS/ESCORTS •HSTAIUIT*
Hunt. Harbour, dahwhr, rental1. VIiie AentalL llo, pool. No Pit• 1801 H 9aAa before 11 AM 714/986-1134 ft OUTCALL 2A HOURS NEWPORT BEACH ~• frplc. $555/mo. 675--4912 Brdler. 15th St. Nwpt Hts. $550 ........... 1. ..._ hr 2 br. t 1h bl turn. 0 Re T •• , ................ "'~ec ARE FREE tet-0207 Prima Beach LocatlOll ... ., 13-40 ba'/front hM, $<100 mo. WANT E 0 T N : " ""'• .. -"" Xlnt 11111/3500 aq ft 7 $550/mo 9ach8'or Pen-..,....,. Pine Knot Motel on Coatl utlia Incl 615-2025 Condo/ houM lor 50'1 SultM fr«n 22.5...SO aq LOW PRICE
thouM. Varaalllel, pool, Bachelor. wait! to beaCh Hwy, NB, atepa to ocaen 1 execut1111 couple & tMlr It C I llMITI I .. LS Churctllll Pr091540-«70
•o•c•e•A_N_B•R•E•E•Z•E•S•N•Rllll spa, a.curlty gate, ell 135()/mo. utlta & garege Wllty rat .... 6-45-0-4-4-0 Prof. F 35·-45 to ahr wf trained Golden Retriever S1 per lq ft. Many xtru a : B t. 835-9199 AT --a~LIY
amwiltlal, no pete. Call lncld. 875-6608 IOI l PUCEI Nini, tovety ~t In N.B. a 2 tuuy old cat•. Need Call 557-7010 __ Y_llPC> ______ . llWW5 _""
BCH IOf llPP• area Rtlt reQ None am fanold yd Quiet.,.. M2-llll CIRCUS Of W.EI 1Brfrom $4 t5mo. CI03 OCEANFRONT 28'. a11all Reuonablt rat11. Kii· other need apply lnCM.N'Npt,CdM.Upto •HllU lfflOll•
2Br avail. TSL Mgmt 6-42•1 lmmed, S650 mo (213) ~-. phc)nea, meld 5-4&-5877 alt 5pm $800 mo Cell Mr Rog· 1 MO FREE RENT 1•ss•11 ~clllng 11,_ for you at
Open7dyswti Wllltl •m&LI 216-e710 aervtce. z channel mo·N11mkr F 20·1 lo"'' wl .,. (71-4) 5-48--4370 1 room to 2800 lq II $500 REWARD· loll II • c•aavlngt,•lthlnaw
*"'pools 3 & 4 Br CION to -ter. Oc1anf1on1 2 bd. 2 ba viii SANDPIPER MO· aame C M twnnome nr wkdy1 9·5. From St t6 a~ 11 AdJ Smell blac:k dog . neuter 7t9 NO HARBOR BLVD th Cout Jewelry&· ~~:'.;''~ furn a unlurn. , ... on-500 E. OceanfrOllt Yrly, CT~~·.1965·971N3ewpor17 Blvd. beach, $3 15. 8-42-2897 RESPONSIBLE person Alrporter Inn & rwya. I male bobbed tell FULLERTON ~~=I~.· .. ~~~:\~=
+P ab la, all am1nltl11. 1900/mo. 559·1692 t fter ... ..,.. el1. 6 need•.,.. Br home In CM. Call AM 833-3223 CockMI Poodle/ Scottie 110-1112 lati, gematonH, di•· s~! ~~o:~~a:. Br<*er 875--4812' 5· V111tita ltatab zt07 Roommate wanted, MIF, W I I I g I v e T L C WISTOUFF UU I :1~~;~~.f/~~·9~~· 130• O~nO~Y~°r ~IEHE•Kam mond1 lrom direct sour·
8-48-1323 2BR 2'1'1ba. trl-lvl lux PALM DESERT C.C. New 2 Br. 2 Ba in CM. Pool. $550/under. 8-41--4819 1 Most reasonably priced · CH. Call now (7 14) P RI NEWPORT
APARTMENT S Huntington Gardena condo. All bltlns, lrplc, 2BA vlaw home, ip•. Jae. tennis eta. S3t2 50 ..-for Mika OFFICE epace in NEW· Loat Male Golden Re· Female Norwegian ex· 842-7850 230 East t7th L
4901 Hell Ave. 1ec. 1y1tm. 2 car oar Md/ wtilnda. $50/ ntlcc>I. 751-7 178 Reaponslbl• lamlly of 3 PORTI 3rd floor aulle, 1r11ver, NB area. Name change 1tudent wishes _s_t_ .. _c_M ______ . StoOlmo. 2131596--4197 great v-. 1500 aq It -4 Watton. No collar Re· 10 mah acquaintance of COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Holldey rav 586--81 t9 !SPACIOUS 5 br • 3 ba. nllda to ''"1 home wt private olllce1 Wkdy• ward, $200 6-46--3358. other female 1tudent1 Nr l>c:t!, 2Br, 1'1t8a, frplc:, IN NEWPORT BEACH 8ac:h4llor Apt., itove & r• lK ARROWHEAD • 2 II) Fireplace, communily yard & garage E Ilda 6 4 6 -4 8 -4 4 E C II M I t blln1, cptaf drpa, WIO s1ng111 1 & 2 Bdrm frig•. utils paid Yearly new 41>r +lolt 2b1 2 pool. tennl1, Jacuzzi. Co a ta Men by 41 t . • • 11 • 1 Lo11· CAT all blk mete 1 ona veraen • K ey tt Lea• 4024
hook-up. encl ~1ra11e. Apartmenta & TownhOu-1 360/mo. 8-4 2. 133-4 trpa. 2 balconiea, cO.o,, JOQ91ng path S326/mo Good Io c 11 "f s 5-41).8902· SIM)(1 hair'. 1120 NBICM 873-1986 between tpm1;..;.•;;.;•;;.;;.&.....-..;;;.;;.;;.-_.....,_. _seoo __ mo_._53_8-09 __ 1 __ 1 -. dayl, 851-9189 -"'· ...,. t-4. North Sh<>nl 552·90-48 64MS« ....... llWNIT Olml ,,.. Reward 5"48·5-420. ' 3pm only. WIY
Wllll.lll IPT1 Fr«n S59S Clilfh8\111'1 light l airy 2Br. S2851 wknd $395/wk A"pontlbl• temale Respontlbll. rallabll cou-Full SerW» Sult• LOST Green Amazon EXOTIC DANCERS not atreighten y04.lr 111•
Lrg t & 2 Br apta, among On Jembor .. Rd. It tba. patio, encl gar $595/mo. 522-6&1 roommate wanted 10 pie want• 2 or 3 bdrm .. en OISTI •• Parrot vie Walnut a BacheloffBache60ratte out Let Ill help i.llor
plnH & 1trHma. Sec San Joaquin H14111 Rd. S575, 8"42·2134 H-all. baectllront condo, eh are 3 bdrm, 2 ba ac>t, good.,.. 857-2515 $800 . .futn/unlurn Santa Ana, CM Ana to ~i.::f':Um~ mek• • loan for your
gates, pool, gym & 198. 144-1.. Br ................ tum pool lllend of Maui. Full furn, Ocean Fron I home. Employed graduate atu· All YOU need for one B • n d It. R • w I'd 738--8535 558-8538 need•. We finance 'JO'lf No pate. From S-480. ... • 1 • o-•-1 • • lo rttM 1::.u ., .. .., __ Yearly. $325 plua ~ utll. ...__1 ...--....1 .. a ....... ~ •"' Month~ F .. 1 8-4~1750 lit. 2nd. 3rd T 0 'a, 8-46-e6il1 Ull ._ clubhouae l-495. Oya ._ .......... ,, .... """" -.,_,....,.. ,.. 0 5.8.. t2 75%
3 bd~. , ka s~. ... 5 3 8 . 7 7 0 , •• v.. tll and .... to move In. fOt 3115 Ron 55$-7-488 6'0· -470 IFOUNO· Smail female European entleman ·er NOW "" .... ..,.,, "'' Maul, Hewell, b11utlfui M5·-40U.. C k s 150 Iba, n·lmkr In 11111 "' 3 Br CONDO wlpool, 2 ml ~pllanc11 turnlehad. 213f-433-6t08 tBr, 2Ba Condo at the Oht office In N.B. 1.ec oc apoo near acnta 50., want• 10 meet ptee-Cali on our 111pen1 at no bch. V. Clean. Aveil now. t Vie E celltnl .. I HARBOR RIOOE auite Pref nonlamoker Ana Ave. & Del Mar, M. I I cotl $800/mo. 559·8861 a pr w. x Cozy 2Br. 181. frptc, Wheler, on t .. e bell n PALATIAL MANSION Ga111t1 fer Ital 2911 •135'1 .... 3700 81ecll & wtllta with collar 11n1 lntelllgent ady n . ---------• locaflon ..... 7 Udo SOUd. beamed cell, gar, no l(aan1p11t Bell Raaort. -• mo • ..,..,.. .,.2_..880 her 40·50'1. Must have ZlllTI , ....
Nr. Beach. 2 bdrm. l'A ba.. 2 1 3 • 9 9 O • O 2 3 2 • peta. Avalt 311. 1585 mo. newly decorated. IPIClll !,":'50pool1mo· ;t>a·8~~1 priv. 155 Single garage. sele & CdM dhc otc. Elegant d• · good 11n11 ol llumor. I.at • .., 111·1421 fl replace, cptt a nd 7t~75-3188 Nwpt Hll. 8-45-1te2 epr1ng l eummer rat• ..., rao.. MCUfl. 1t0tegeonly 72-4 cor. furnlunlurn lrom FOUND· Mele Afghan · Write Ad 883 Clo Oellv1---------
dr1pea, enc gar. $595 Lovely 3 Br 2 Ba. ytty 'It 2 Bdrm. trplc, 1 blk to (2131173-5211 M/F to etv 3 br 2 ba du-JemH, Coate Mesa, St 05 sff, 675·9510 trl·color. Male Golden Piiot PO Box 1680, IJL Unul
Call ~21 blk beach, n o peta beach. $650 yrty Cell Large Big Baer Cabin plu, bet bay.& ocaen, 873-7781 Outstendlng prol deco· Retriever reddlth gold, Coate M ... 92826 W/ 9erf&ac• 0. ...
3 BR ,,_,. ba condo, Y9"J StOOO. 850-1700 alt 4 875-4419. Pool !Ible. col« TV, 2 N.8 12.25 850-5191 Laguna Bell, •11te. cent rated olllce for IHH Male ml• Shepherd whtl plc11Ke If pc>Nlbll. SpeciallZing In t;t & 2"no
c 111 n . $ 5 7 5 mo . t Br from 14251mo 2 Br L 4 bd 21h bath f rp I ' 1. SI aa ps 1 4 WAITll ioc. EHy accH1. By acfOIS Ir-om "5 Crown'•" ~·~d~~:· !';~1~ SINGLES Group OllCUI · T0'1 WlOI 19-49
54-3350 lrom 1525/mo. Rent ta.'. 2101ed ~:·patio, 1tlnt 71-41545-8918 Non/c:ig smoking MIF to ~e:10.: •• c l'I s e 5 CdM. 500 I I lor only blue Coller numtrOUI •Ion, Monday• 7:30 Robt Sattler NH/CM I
for• Feb 20. No depoelt cond. CloM to beech. lntah lt IMrt 2tll 2 Bt 8a Penln apt $500/mo. 3 rooms & Ba c au eva11' Newporl Sh Ir 11 Y Pap PI n g R.E. Bt<*er 8d RealtOf'I
t--1 2744 required. Key 1 .. only. Vrty 1875. Cell 676-4419. ;tV5 + :,.1
11111a 87s-5e63 belcony-vlew·hurry J BHch Animal $halter 831 .... 858 8-42·2171 5-45-061 t
........ No pell. Located aaoea Large 3 Br. hOUH, em Oflict ....... 2tl4 Carey, Bkr 673-TT71 125 Mesa Or . c M White M•I• 29 lllkl 11T" .. ~ l T' Orange Tr .. Condo 1 Br Ne-. port B11ch Oolf Over 2000 tt 3 Br, f~ S215/mo. Avail 2· 1 &4A-3656 fnand• for good tlmet ' • o0o' lower. pool, tann1a: $<17S Cour•. 545-<415S. rm, lrm dfr, loft, grMt Plentyofprlvecy. Nokld1 Prof. to 1hara luA. Cape 1817 W•tclllf, N.B 258 ,.916 Call Rob t78-3l 58 23% yleld, •40, _111
..._ 49,.9892 --Newport ltlend loc. or pell. Reap. Female. Cod condo . Harbor to 4000 eq. It. tet. floor. laaiaffl lntab • Loaf. Blk Whippet ml• TO on '80.000 rlfldy to-
ptue ....,... 11250/mo. 650-3900 Call Kelly 5"49·0828 0, Knoll. Furn. Amenlli.t. Agent 541-5032 Yacht SalH Office for doo. nr 19th & Monrollle. woman to 60 yr• wanted bulld hllltop. Spect vttw. Ofllll09',.. condo 2 Br 2 2 8f 2 Ba, S800/mo. Vf/I· . H 151•2222. l500. AY1111 21t8. Pool, So Ltgune 3 Ard! Ba L ..... Call betWMfl e-5 C M. Rewsrd G-46-9508 triller travel & flah In downtown L.A. acrou ::25~,;::.Y· on stream. ~!':,-. CA~~j ~~~~ "'it= !:o~a~;ol, M/F, non emkr. s1eo ptut ~ • n n51 • • n d v I • w · -452 a 500 eq ft. ap av!M PM, Mon-Fri 8"42--46-4-4 Found. blk lab mlx M, wht ~1:;11:.1~:_:.i;, ~:: ~'.Y~~~~ 1:.•3k.;:.
161-131 I 551..,.t98 754-7067 i.uncsty. 210 Cadw Apt ·~ utft. Costa Meea.,... SM 98 w/good hwy vlalblllty Aelall Space lor Laue c ti• 11 • Y g •du 11 • Send 10 ClaHllled Ad $34.000 tek .. It (7 1-4)
---------1 Br ocean & ba view 0. Go dlr.ct 1390/mo 150-0907 Sedudld condo: Npt Tarr. -491·2351 Marlnera Vlllege, Dana JJ8~;~2~range . C M . 11772 , PO Box 15150. 2-40-8123, aYH, (71-4) ....... leacli 2741 small klld'len -fr~ neW yrty. 640-5078 M/F to alv BelbOa Pen 3 28r. 2be, rvt llC. IHJ> .. IPUI -Point. -486-?282 Cotti Mesa, C• 92627 -4 9 3 • 1 1 5 3 or ( 8 19)
1 BR apt Oreat loc:a11on Arclle1 & Otd N~ 2 Br 21h Ba condo. well to bf apt w/2 matut• prof• M / F • 13 O 1m0 J 1 m Attrac1t"9 ruatlc UClltalra a.J-..... larW ltw~ Found. 1mall dog, darle al 72Q..30o48
nr bMeh & town. $450 Rd. 1550tmo plu• utll. bead\. lncl wahr/dryr. Senee of humor req e..2•9545 Mtttng. Wa ~ detk. n_. l900 ' colOfed. red collar, SC Ptr1ta '-w-1_o_o_w __ H_A_S_S_l _l _fo-,
yrty. Cati 407 ...... 28 6'12-3572 Si(ytita. bf'lck • patio, 2 $275+ Oy• 613--4034 ProftHIOnal M Hlkl '9'CI· coplar. You aup-~~;".:.t,876-22~· Pia.a. 940-7327 ltnicn 3014 T.0 '1, St0,000 up. No .... ,."' VtL•e••nn• =-·~'~3: ..,.,11-as18 38:·::-:.:.,~,:,y~ ~m~rircpr Piii•........ ..m, ... 1 c~·t=·o~~:
Magnlllclent lacg• old ft r\LUUft 01nt11m1n want I to nlehad townhouse In ,.~--•. lnta'· -·· loat. 21-4 vie 2-400 bile Hiii Divorce from $25 plus 873-7311 Spanlah Villa 2 bdrm 3 1 I I... . ehate, Np. B 2 Br. 2bth COM with llp, Jacual llU mTa _. .. -Pl C.M. Hu b4Ue eyea. fflltio 1 ... 71-418-42-5100 1-------~ ba.. S ~ doubt. lu Clea•tt 277' apt. 1250/mo plua '-' lltld aundec*. l500+ CaM M ptlT IUll Commwclal c.1 W tSlth Ant to "Bully" 10 on 2nd TO'a lt«n 5 to SOK.
ger&Q9. Private' E1tat1. ......., .. • .. ••1 .. •'9• 2 Br, $-485. yaarly. new ~~Ma.1 20F'm11
35 ptUa MIF. an 1 w • r Ad 7 2 3 . COMP~ETE EXECUTIVE St. C,M. Prime ioC.11on. Coller. 5-48-9737 La41M fltltlM 11111ngg"•!~.ldm,il~~ou~, ~~
13,000 per mo. Couple ,.. • decor, pool. nr beach, "" • 142..:JOO 2-4 hrl. OFFICE 9!AVICE8 x_lnt term1. 2 Br. 1 Be. Found: 1127 Sue River ......... San ... Bernardino, Pttnct-
P!'afefred JAL PROPE:TtE8 ~s. Ho peta. -49&-82n. Mlle. 11rtignt, non ll'nllr, Fem n /a 3 Br condo FROM t 185 to 085. prl'.'ate hOIJM with lll"QI Cir, F.V. Blk Lab, yng 6-48-9734 aft 8;$0 PM pall Only. Cail Otnnla.
714-6-40-5829 6-45-64 lhare2Bt.28al250+ WoOdbfg,1250&1utll &. UNElCCElLEO SEA· yard.UMuotnoe.dr ... Ftm w /flee c ollar 11-4-888-9828 Mon-Fri,
1 Br, 1'.~ btk to Victoria IDO SPAC ELEGANT 2 •a-•-a ..,.. '-' utll Oya-042·5U8; <Sep 5Sf..07« 169-7Slae VICES, ENV1AONMENT, lhop, entlques. etc. Start tea..aeeo PAINTING/The Beat, Int• M
Beech, $400. utll incl. Br. Oen, tri>ecs.:a; pa.-_.ta_. •• 8"2·5620..,. p of aon 2S.:,5 pref 2 STAFF rs~~~ 2 ~.O NE y Loa1 Smal~:"~le. ::,r:. ~~=1 of lur· --·-------
494-1988, -494-3196 tlo. 1 1350. 17 , Br,, Ba condo. lrnmec .. Slier• EICK home with ~ ft:. there cut• cdM THE ~:ST£R8 541-5442 71o.&829 ~55. 530-0()-43 .......... .__._-&--111,olO .. .,..,...
tape to beech, 2 Br. lum pool .• tennll, 'f)8. tu4I MC prof 1286. let '-' dl9 tlc>fN, CaM 115-1-415 /..... rut' -•••••-J .. • te I ,..,.. or unturn. Vaarly or 14416. 867·2914 u l 111 · 0 8 I· 8 -4 'T 9 • lt4 1 ....... ltatalt 21• Loat: 1 ~ M Cat, orng, CI I I f St a I • LI C Speclallat In N.B. and ~-only. All~ IM+ Condo: t BR 1be. 1mmac te2·2"l8. Fem to ehr 28r apt G~ SUPER wstf/liront oMcll, '885 up IDOO rt (flduatriel A rch Beach HO 11, M00t251. free coruul-CdM propertlH Call
---------1 private patio & In dry. Pool, lennll, ep&. lull -N.8. 11owa. Pvt. w/g.arl!QO ~~mo. + $76 dep, '375 mo-to-mo, Mwln-otnc.. · 1110 t Redondo -4911--5584-. Reward. tltlon N3--8212 95 1!9135 s:i .. ~~ =' k~t~t!':. 2131-430-2108. curtty. "465, 157·211• df Of>"'· 2 blka !>Ch $35o •I Mite, N.B ....... 50$t Circle. Hunllngto n Pen.ah Jell lc1iletlt 6 DANAE CORP. BKA
$335 Utll lnd'd Bdrm .,.. block from 2 Br 1 8a condo rv 8o a utll. 145.-2583 Pro#. Str Male tiMka non--DANA PT •Int ioo&tlon Beech. f-42·2134. la ..AJ~ •atl Mt W ... flU
beech. *'41s. month. eo.t. PWza. w I.cur. 2 FIM lo. 2 l>r H.B. hOU-!~~s"'tnog-~.·p3 .• ~d.!'J~ 1160 , , ·: ""' ~ OUSTRIAL SPACE SPIRITUAi,. READINGS ttns--•!t .. ...... ...... 714-183 1970 2 ........... ·-• '7 ... .,.... .,_ .... ....... ..l"-.. ··-· ....... h 5 000 AdlllCI In all m1t1ar1. Dog Obedience & hand1et 8UILOE.A~25~ annual r.-• rec: room., .......-. ,_., "' P91• Ok, 2 5 + ~ home greenbelt all off. bldg, nu cpt. Ao1 ~ 1aq1..;• ""'t ., .... d.. • love, "'arrlag1 & butl· protection training. (All tum, aftordat>le l\OVtlno
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t>Mutltul S2 unit gwden All •t~ and ... ldM>04 c:Md tupONtllon. .. ..... --WPM . non·amoker. Oppty fln9!. a.TllY by~ ~e::":eurNo· Mutt be able to type .......... -... .........-.. oomotex, Colla MoM.. 2 c:=Pn----·r-t ..... ...._ A~pprox. 60 hOura/mo. _,_ ll'tlont 752..o612 aft t pm Wtle ..... lill Htld" art.,I offt-"' Of !i ,.,. mlnlrnum Of TO wpm. _,...,.. ..._,...,.. yn up. Reta req. No ·-·--· ..,_, Aaf'i -·"ed 53e.1115 '°'"*""engine llWOf'll IOf lnttMN. eeo ~-center Or. .,.u .... • Partlt even-IWA Group Laguna I• MM Ill Mii pell. Salary l unfurn. Orange Co ha 'r...-. IMe-3511 Aeoepllonlttlt plat. Wetl lhe .Joly Roger At9tau-t g weetcend• only. ..., 417 S4Tt (•for
apt. '76-9006 ~; l~m*tt~n:f~~ 1= ~ = lmL Mflllll Hllbll1t1e!T, growth IUllJllY r,:•,~-: h::p:1: ~1~";1~/iou~·=~o~; Lynn). • • ~i:obox ......
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WE'AE LOOKING for • 1•M 3741 or IBM 5280 good m•th •blllty. ,ull bMd'I. Full time dedlcat· lharp, energetic peraon 656-8550". Mk'°' Floyd. Opetatlonl. Poeltlon r• 66703. Loe Angelee. CA ~. NurM, pYt duty. 26 ~di point) t1H
retp .. mat. q>le. to man-O.ta Entry MIChlne. Wt time. Apply 273~• Ca· ed mgr. Live on Prt· for front ~. Aequlrea qulr .. ••c•llant 1hor-90072. yra ••P. rel• avall. c H • · age & maintain beaut. orr. attractl11t working mlno Ceplelrano, Ste mlHe. bpr needed. exoellenl typing and SECRETARY fOf' erchlttc.• thand and typing •klll• ' Turvy '75-14<41 ,_..;._1_11_1 ____ _
32-unll garden apt. condition• and a good 172-113 L9QUna Niguel Send rwume and "'®Irv phOne 1111111. ~ex· tural firm, exper, boOk· •nd otrer1 • varl•IY or T1l1••111 Wtrl EurQPMn cpl "9tdwortc· 8' oft wtllte & ootd..,....,.. c:omptu. Unf. apt. & .. ~ pedll09 aa well 92t17 to P.O. Boll 205, SOutfl ptf'lence help . but not kt Ip Ing & m I c r o . rHpon1lblllll11. Prior No HlllnQ, Wiii t rain. """ • r-'.._.. __.. CC>UGh, IOOM back CU·
twy, no peta. Exp. pref. u • c:ome>etl11w 11a1ary Laguna. Cellf t2t77 required. The Sanborn computer ••per eUOfl· rHlaurant .. perlence lenla Ana Office Sal ~ ... • ._,., -........ ""°"'' all culhlOM wt
Xlnt ref I . req .. call itructure. Apply In pet· INTERNATIONAL OIL Co, '51-30M. tlel. Needed to •1111 Im-~be a defltWte p4ue. $641 ~ No . domottlC ~ ,_. ' 1464737 An•w•r Ad no. 743, ton Monday through DAILU!R8nowhlr~f0f MOTEL MAIDS wanted, Relief= Now med. 719-9141 or Lowly omcoe. good be-nee J:lnQ !pp,;:; •IUlng, chlldcare'or 'P ~.'226.
142-4300, 24 hrl. Fr1d8y 8 AM to 6 PM. rougllnecke end aome ~In'*"°"· 302t W. otptl"" · 1lonl.::;; 833-9508 Mflt package. Apply In l\olKa 5-t P"M. M0n thN Too•!!!' or 7Mparate. Otd OM Roltop detk In
.. I-.. _ THE JOLLY AOOEA INC fleld 1t1ff. Mutt trtln. c.t Hwy, N.8. to ,;M, &celWtt Secret pDf9Cln from 8 AM to' Fri. Saturdey 9•1 PM. Xlnt r .... 891· ~ great cond: chalrl ,
-• -17042 OllMle Aw. S20,000 plua. For Info ~aper atutt.f & CS.-Ultry l b'enefllt . SmaM'i.tnt>utlng Com· PM •t: 912-6844 MlllWiid ...,._,etc. 975-2578 ~or~ In= 1Mne 92714 call 312·920-M75 llYafy, L A Titnee home 541-9287. ~ needt a reoeptlof,. THE JOlLY ROGER. INC ~ 8m apt mgr. M9ture cpl, 4 ,,._~TV traiyw
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for poaltlon In our ac· Of pert tlme. H you low Small Newport Beach Of'" Walter/Walt,.... wtth car c~a':°:.deef(payr~~r:;.;d 714·54&-0331 --·-Cell Don or Sue (714) flnllh. 0 •• 1 "• aac.
coun11ng dept. Ml* type art. people t making llnn Maki legal aecra-lff-M. ."9S fOf Wld<er balltet lunch an m 145-7908 M&, 5151-3411 eo wpm accurately. 10 good moM'f, wlll treln, tery. muat hav• word NO EXPERIE~E dellven.. Hloh COll'lftll9.. ~~~.~~1 ~ri SecretllllaryU .. .,.llY :~ "::' ::::.:::~ 9u11,_ man IOld bull· Llk• new. Whit• wtck.,
lcey by touch, A/A ••· call~. proc:eealno • boOkkMpo NECESSARY aton. Mon-~1. t -1:30. 145-2905 lot Appl bet· ....-;1 from our Cotta MIN of. ,,... to~. 80'1. Elephant table, Coat
perlence helpful. Dent A .. t. Ortho. Nwpt Ing •ttt.. l61-o811 ManypoeltloMavlllable. C9117~.142·1907 wttf'l 9 . 12 · Newport BHch • Full flee In the evenl"9 for lnttfeeted In 1·3 deya · U25, n crlflc• t71.
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=t !nwcin.::.~ Ex~er . ' RDA req. Fut peced, Nwpt Bch Ext E-91 F• '°' DWeo-llftltw.. SECAETAAY/ RECEP· typing and 1~~ otub. Mlary + commit-8acilground: P.,aonnel Decoraaor aof• a matcfl. ~·-Pat M""" AMF, 142 2t2t law ftml. Mutt ha""' lllnt t°'Y , .... !:!: TIOHIST IOI' public -ter quired. Offloea a Ion + bonut. Call Aortt;y, Aeal EltMe...... Ing c:tialr '276 . .......... ,_, ......, '-Ill n..-T .,..;...,., ioc:.led In Dana preferred. CRT helpful. 751-4222 after 1 PM. tai FoOda. eon-111011 l 417 ... 732 Scientific Orllllng lnt'I, DO YOU LOOK LIKE A '" I , and legal exper . ..,_1tor needed I« 9u saoo plul ty. Ea· -..-~, & ......,, Muat be detail ariented S.... ... ...,.,,..,. ,._,iiiiiii'iiiiii=iif
18012 Mltchell South, If· FAMOUS PERSONAL· 752-5464 office, pit Moo-Fri 12-41. cellent fringe benefit• :~:. ~~~~. ~1:. and ac<:ur•••· Eaoeflent ,,,.,.... 1um .. ivllllabte. Wrtte 10:1 •11•• .....
vine. (714) 557-9051 ITV? (Put Of' preMnt). •-•• ---11y Tab, 3001 Red Hiii, Bldg dr-645-7148 ' Startling 11l1ry S1 .205 aalary Wld benefit•. Call ..... ,1M11ht Ad No, 1028. 09lly ~. Ea-....... Eur-oon-E.O.E./M-F. Famout ptr90n9 look·• .,_ -• 5, aulte 108, CM t2t24: . H-Norma at (714) 875-9670 -"--·-· P 0 8 1680 C ...--..........-• M&&MB~&A ~for :~:..i•:•~c~'.I~ n.c;: Expf'd,.::~lme 071-1711. UUl/1111111• mo.4 17515 !!.:=':in~~·~ -~~ta ~~
Santa Ana baaed 11ec-Making lootc·•·llk• •P· Loan ........... UST IMS lllllTAIY llPElllL SIL time F«Mle. 20 yn, needt !Iva tion from model llOmoa.
tronlca mrgr. No exper pllcant• to be ultd ror Liii Plllll• Part/time. 'Wiii train. Unique ladl•• clothing PIT 8 to t2 M·F. 2 yr. Equal °':::Ji:rnpfoyet tee-()1611ft 1 PM 1n job. Ute houMkaap. ~71!educed1,...n8b'Y 90%. nee. Call btwn t-3 Mon-pertlee & IP9Clal ewnta. L • a 11 • m • 1 1 1 g e 910f'e Maki energotlc la· min exp. Recept, typing, Telephone 8alet lng.1c:ihlldOflhut-«I<*9.1....;....., __ .. _v_, .... __ 11 __
Fn 54&-2480 Submit photoe (Muat be •-• 54'"3790. di. with flalr for fllhlon ftllng, It blckpg. Sml non lllTl.IPl•Dll . •Tl 11i..1m or 120-1351. waterbed, King c:
1 good llkeneu) and ._... and/or modeling ••pr. amok• pl••••nt ore. _ --Id ~ 1 ASSIST In court related FNMA, FHLMC , BA. PIT. Ambltloua couplea. helpful ~In peraon Send reeume: Atdlltect • r.Etellced,....,.. ~ w ,...,,, ~ ng
Victim Wltntll Progrwn. general lnfonnauon on FHA, uper. lmm•d mature •lnglH. Bid. AlaxlaNat1.11al Flltlioni u . Box 2000, CdM 'IN~ $1500 PER WEEK w/doOwll~& Ind.~ IN9 BA, Soclal Science or r.:!e,...,or·1S..nv •lngntelookrtel ... n· opening IOf upor. poet. bu1lne11.:lnkt/mgmt. 4'7·•777, 280 ForHt 92t26. Orange COunty Airport -.. ,_ mpro'lt your propefty1_llfl_ .• _6...;pm_. ____ _
crlmlnal juatlce prefer· " , tlwe lndMdual, •Int aa. APt. 64Mr78 A • .... a...a-" Area Reel &tale OeY9--nr. mountain l"OIOf1 .,.._ M·-... .____, .... .. , 1 ment. polltie91, hl9tonc.I ""'· _,, _.,. -aay _ "'"'--ir rid .... n yr expec In 11 lary, Ina & retirement PART TIME SALES: -· i..,., .-. :e:;•lced Work with the beet.. Call 141-7llO. gent btll9 Wlwt..,,.... human eer\ltce _........., gur~ or anyone cur-~., -• ...-... ~ SALESIOE8tON ... _, ...... ...""'4 _,.,..,._, -..M .. w ..-.. Howard Fr e iberg _.. ---• ........ -.....-.... ....,._... ti I the 11 11 tit .__,. r-...,.,. -.-ftome Computer• & -.,. _.... .... _._ ..--· """' '7,....., • LIVE·IN AIDE aom-..-., -· ~19 ,,... _,.. Spanlah Speaking req. ren Y n me g · vlronment a ..._...,.,, In 8-._ Ellett.Ing cateor 09PtY '°' tole•_ ... lnter•t In & 9foper"ty ~ 531-3000 --• ... ..,, 080 .Jiii d I
.1 050 Xln Fun way to earn ewtra ............. ..... ti • lndl -Ith ---....... Dr • .___ • Ha'-IV, A~.--..r ........... t ........ . ur n9
neflta. by reeume money. Submit to: Fa· 1141837•3900 ..., ,...,.. for cotor & dellgn. Xlnt cwtented.buelneea acr--$1200/mo. 133-2237 TOPS I I~ Pre-refl 790-112t bef. 2Pfn. 1-...;...' ------. Ae:"'°· t be-A Lake ForHt. Call Liz THINKll ,,,2_....,.. crff "' v -•Y• dlent deldlillDI a. detall--..... ..,.,__ -.. ~· ....... .-...... .,.. ct., 161~
no ...., t SPM. FeO moue Facff Entertain· .,.., -comm, opply for adv· ........... Growth opportun-f • r r • d • Mod• I• & "•w-reap UOf etudenl 4 Dentafl modem cttwa 15, 1H3 to YSP, Inc .. ment Center, PO Bolt MAINTENANCE FORE· r-• •-ance. training 111111. it;:"w1th 4 6 per•on Sell Gourmet SteaQ Md &corta. (213) Me.1'84 ::;'; ~ • CGmP9-upflo6aterect, lttnt oond.
2803 Aoyal Pmm Or., CM 2013, Np4 lldl 92M3 S1H2·'2~~~mo. A 13 ~-=: -=-~ 4et.1481. Orange Co. adwnlalng SHtood. Sell• Hally ~ Am'J nlon « P¥t duty,.,,.., 1176 ... 5M-IM2
92$2t. ,,..,.,., crOH·COuntry. MOD Wul• Water 21, wltfl out9tandlng at· Salel ~.C .. 971-7000. t30CHot500perweek. 2 Yrl min. ••P9f'· with aide. ~.EFS (714) ...... ....
BABYSITTER MecOregor Y9Cht9. 1831 TrHlmtnt Plant In So. tractlYe peraonalltlee to iiiliild SECRETARY. Ground 79G-8236 ~ r•aylWn, OrOUP 5151-3613 1150
Matur9 woman to aupar-Pteoentl9.. C.M. Orange co. nHd• an work with youth (agH .. 111'11 floor, challenglng poe1 • .....,/11111....I• oriented, organized I Me.1117, 867-1641
YIM 3 g1r1a ~ ecnoo. •tm -eaperlenced Malnten· 10· 14). Cell 2-&PM, tlon tOf Mlf·motl1111ttd, .,... ne11. Im mad opening. l1l•1J1 TW1N 8ED8. bolt & IPrina
white Mother'• out· ot Exper or tr•ln•• cen ance Foreman. 3 yeare 645-7021. E.O.E. -Trllll energetic peraon with IL.DI ~ Toun. 752.aee1 Siii matt. 141/Ht. Oooa
town. 646-5581 make P-tt<lr 91Mtlng txpetlence u a IONOf p OuaMfled P9r1IOn tor rec> organlutlonal aklffa In NP' 8cfl R.E. Flnn. ,._. ... _ cond. ~183
BABYSITTER, ...-daya. pay. Full Wld PIT poe1. maintenance man. a llT TIIE rutting Engineering, lrvln• Finance Office. pon91ble tor ptoceealng TIVEl. AKC AIREDALE PUP.
my home. Aefa. Girt, 3 tlon• nallabl• In our t"°'°"Of' knowledge or PUSllS 8a6M. OMa Jlrooeaelng, Typing 60 wpm. thor· mall, lhic>Plncl. reoaMng. ..~1 ~g• and~•~=.':ci
yra. 81'·1357 Bal lal publlc•t1on1. Call ~ motora, a ~ °'Banking. thand ptefered but not Own car Aeq. for tr• 11 -.., __ .. oond. Ml ....... 2191 .,-. 537-2880, Ellt 3 KING trlcal equlpmerlt le ,,._ n•ay required. Flnence Co. randt. E..-~ Hvy --~:;:--;-=:::;;-:::::r:::::~·l~:==:..!:=.:.==.=:_-tae wy. £apette11e1 wtth ... , IUSKSS I background pretered. titting Involved. ·c all ~ cllemlcal corp AKC American Coctler L IHAPEO DESK to" ~c.n.ra Work, Platlna and OSHA ..-y Pl'aor-t Smalt, buey lnrln• Tu ~ Salary commen1er1t• ~ now h .. lmtMCI oPtn·· 8penlil6. 1 wkt old, top o.ti wood .cet cond.
Strippfng. Exper. Pr.... a11m WlllD pl'eventtw malntenanoa AccounllnO l ~ rwurr.SSDIM. with exp•rlenc•. Call • Inga'°' 10 lf*ll r. l qr:'::li 1150 or on.,. fi6.2193 &ut wll train. ~ .... I .... ~1711deend. l.O.E.. Finn Na two patMlrne -9rdt, .. IM 752....... Claulfted Ad9 YfJ4JI( on. fUY9 who WOllld e to r-•-__ 1. ____ _
CAAEE.A 4te.17l po1ttlon1 evellablt • ...,.,. IMdl. Ct t2Mt ,..... wflo noect People atop ~.e center. tre14t .._ lt'9Y WOflc In ~ "9t Pl"'9 for V• OUK CtWA (~ ~.:::: '"'° ..... · ~ MA#fTEHAHC£ Mo11dty """ Friday, (714) MMltl Tll9fe ""'91 tt1t U.I . fNl6or ...._ Derw· .....,_. d9y. Al<C O#A. wilt! upholatery. IS • UIDll~ ---tAMo3PM or aN-IPM .. ......,. .....,....., DAa..Y Pft.OT P.ap6t wtM> noect poop6e •· Honolulu • ..._ Yon&. lhota, wor~. 'uoo.,_846-2 __ 1_91 ____ _
llmtftftt. I ll1'a ohonW• -~~ ~ ..-,.n11i11 ~!ta ~ ~ SE__.., ""'REC'TOAY ltlOuld ..,._.ct-* tfle etc. on I rMdom "in. 4e:J...7387 Dark atalned h:i: ~ UllH~ .,.. --... -• .,._ .,,.,._ offloe .. ,.. """~... a.vtoe DINctory"' .. tary. You mull be,... a wood ....... I
..,.WI ~~ :::S .. c:!!' l .. illlll enoe, --.~ to "*"* SALES II II Mloutl DM.Y PK.OT "*to.._ lmmect. tor ht! M • w
_._ --~ ~ .... lllnG. -/Wtmle -at 2 .... °" "" job ... • Ml-2191 ftllllrr bee.......,, Ce t2tl2 lllll•• and typo...,..... M-hit 'st. tll Mt 11111· Pll ........ · ·· · ···· ·· .. I pen•• paid ttalnlnt ..... MNIW .. I~ ~ -.._ .._ ·. prognm. Al nnepone. "9d LOn1 ~ 1191 CcMa ttii. tftd ttll. dk '*'--
"':; :uQ~~:r, 1'1111-. =.=::-.=: &~n~' ~~~~~ : tlon rurnlahed. High ,,..._Codi Ml 140/all. 04-1472, $14 400 ::W. ~-=-= Alelon ~1~ "*"'-~ 40I ....:O,..~ :~~:n•l~~h "'::n:;.~ : .__, __ • ......_ ......... • : :;'*C::,.' =:' tflll"'°'!; ~so:' off~ P!· = ::!m ....._ f gea,.....N-4151 enc:e cvllodleM, P9f'· FOf oone6deratlon oon-ment pottnll•I. ,.-ull _.,....,..lrlllf~ =~~',.:: :::=:.,.~ &5dlt9.dropr.t.txo.
PEA YEAR FUU.·-LIMO ONV£A '°"" pt6'ienttw maim· t9Ct Ml. Prtoe. 141-3764 .,.._ progrem. Excel-~ •-IUCf't IM-i1t.2 ...... 2M4 •&£ 111111 ,_,.. tMneellndnMIMr..,.n ---lent commr .. 1ona. For • flllll ·~
(11'") e•e 4e1 Over 25, tood driving on equlpfNnt. Wiii *° nm• •-conlldentlal Interview Immediate opening exl•t• In th• • food a ..,,,.... -~......,, --O.aJ dlnlno aot whll I ... .. ....... record. w.noo, Moo-1 t d d w I c 11 s 1 o t t .. lfnO. 'Only~ wtM> -'.~... c:N11r9. "'*"· cHn9 a. 124 "°""' T _... nven ory an or ., • ._, _ oonl8ct: Robin at: roa ve erv c•• apu men • atMit 10 et-'-. noect P"'°4 for quick aalo. blnet l800 080 Cd =:---:-::-----:=-':"'""'.=--ti~uaa::::...::-~"7 ----CUllOdlat end«** aup-Malle atr• M MltMna YWll 1111 Succeuful candidate lhoulcl hew • -... 912-7131. · · ........ / .. I f-. Greet opportunltJ. the plee and nln ~ '°'*' ....,_ promot working knowledge of layout end ~. 10 Ma. T.-r~ . anawer ad No 1 42.
Exper'd In LA, NNDort. Balboa ••Y Club tor natH In th• UH of hMtr :,. .... ., .. ....: tH .. un pt"oducilon and eblllty lo epec typ9. Cana I~~~, Lt,~~ lf2-4300 IA ...
Laguna trHI. Non-Coomtotogllt. make.up ciMnlng malerlala and ~ M-.re, outgo-ltfwtt• 110 ... Dr~ end lllUstrOtlon .....,.,. la• t<at•ll• 81., Anaheim. 646475' ~~ dottl pine and dr1nklngl amotctng. Send •rtltt. manlcurlat. FOi· cleaning ttchnlquH. Ing. attreatM perentel ... doflnlt• ptua. n._6264 911108 .., ... liquor b.,. 1126
photo and rHume to towing pr1•1ect. eel bet Polltlon II located In type penon ,._ -If you have ot leHt throe year•' ' 080. cal.,__ .t No.
Sundown ~ eox t-5, 141-2972 uk for Huntington Beach at 2-6PM. ~: ...,7021. SAL.E.8 experience and can work In an -rn .. .-... ,,,rMT _d =;....... 742, 142-400 24 tn
5220 ..__,.,_ llland ,... ...,._.or • -1 p •c I a l education PT-:::~lcat· : 1 I 1 t _... I t • ........... """'"• -11111 -·-• --• ,.,_ -'""'7 · 1ohoo11 lor teverely Plant Operato' tor 13 .._ •x rem• '1 11 -pac ... .,,.., ron: "*' 2 yn ""· • ,....; ...... •&I....,.,. ~ ~ 9zte2 to Dn"ange Int«· 1111.llY I wua.m handlc•pped children. MOD Waal• Water = flfm Mt. In~ : PINN tend your reeume to 6 .. for am non~•utomated -ler. S200 080. Call
Ylew. ._a HMlttl & nuttttlon ~ e.-ooAM-2l30PM. Treetment Pt9nt In Dana ety a moe. Ground ttoor Wlngald8 Orange eo..t Dally Ptlot, ~ .. .,...,.. .-ncv to handle • uewer •d No 742,
oompenr ..U 5 "°V In-Mon. thru Fri. Flllno Point. Gfede 2 ot 3 at... opc>ortuNty In rec1ulon W. Bey : tr..i, eo.ta Moeo. CA 9HH. both pleMWe& bua1ntt1 WUTMtNSTl.A ~ '4a~ 24 tn.
c1Md1'911 tor euporvieoly deectllno; Tlvtdoy, Feb CtrUflcate required. Pfoof ~Full time ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT tr•vel. We.,.• WllOlly 111tr=.:1-A¥t. Ooa19net furniture •nd -.....,.~-.,.---".""'"'-I pooltloN. PIT-FIT. W• '7th. : t. rt Ing •• ~ r y a PIT ~ Min. In-330 w BAY ST • COSTA MESA CA tff?6 owned oompeny of the GAAOEN OAOVE .,.,...,. ......,.. ~ ~;•rr•• (1 u 1 4~~~"'o . E .. e. ::::'!en~c,p~: ·· ....... ~~.'.~'.~'.~'.·~.".'~~.''.'..(.~:'.~~~~ ....... · ~gse~'t!T.:d~:; M4-4103 ea1for_::42
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mlndod tlOlf women & men.
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Cuatodlel ol::'!~ ot Mndlc~ In Hunt6naton 8eadL WOf4C achecfule : 2;00P~ a
8:00PM. Fling daedlne:
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PmtlnQ tty. 831·7349 SuNMy If-moml>eR trev.i need•. Ptme rOOl'I\ .,_..,., '*1 lernoon or;,. No pf\one calla pleaM. 2 metc:Nng .,... Amlftcar1 t draw. fOOd
tllfte Mon 1;30 PM to Ji Send reeume to 4770 Ortentals, Stoa or bat buy tor 121 . .._.,. ontt
approa 8 PM, Tuea 1:ao ......,_ •••
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,,.... I~°"'~· M~'6~eoeo:T.:~~li .... -;;';";•~· •=7..-=ii PM to approx 7;30 PM. PIT for rat .. lt<n. Ea· fj 511111 PGf1. Boectl, ca. t2te0. Auttrtan Iron Twin llad. ~y~=~· 1::0 p'd l 7~94-5590 1t•r11•111 Attn. UL ~led .,:csd=: ~~ ~=--
Placentia Ave Coata Ur1'l ll TV COMMEACtAL PAO-1749. Beet offer. ,._1nt ~100
Mau llTll. .wnlY DUCTION COMPANY II IM0..()550, wkdays Ewa
PITIME Mutt be uporltnctd In fll lntOI *""'" MOdel 11'PM Md Wknda. Tt0-1511 8edr00f'll furniture TV
10 or otder. Cell Ruby'• retall 9lllllna Wld ,_,. !: :'o=.~rn..= OllMfa l Monttt 1130'• ~-Ao• DDi wl et l-4$-ttOO aft. 2 pm. gement. 8alery and • llfta. Aleo°"* 1Yll09 tor atyle, 4 brnr. w/ov_., ayetem. lhny ot"e'
commlMlon open. Ca.II •15 Tef·a~rketine A&ents eew a w1ne ~ w 1acce11. t1H obo IWN. eel bob'e 7 PM. PIT p,..... .,..., .Jankle 213/747..a18 monta. No ••l*lenco ••• 4006 .,..1m
Friendly atmoaphere. ,,,_. 0 _., .. __..... •Professional working COnditionS required. Beckground told ~ bdrm .... ~ Mutt b• good wlttl ..... ,,_.....,. -· olM onlY ey APPGfnt
numberl and phone tor WHITE~ •No experience necessary ~. c11s; "°".... . ...... •• HU =.t*:n:'~ ~
.... wfth • 0111111lod Ad -HAMOR AMA ~ ... ~ aoof, 1;:;:==145-41M==7==;J:;=;;;;ee1=1'2-Mn:;;;:::----I •AR trlining provided nwn•-APPUAHCetaMCa a1S1.m.11M,ewa.
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· • oond gun•. i AlllH ISOOO •vu . roymar ne 1111 oontotned oeDoYtf --:Lf.!i.lni"r.O.aoo Pllllll/IRI l'llY °"I'll\'. 11,000 mf, _.;. ... ;_'"'...;.;.."----
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'LANT SALii'' 1•12'. ~Ull ~In 'Ta MW •lru. lm1M4. IAC· ...... ,.H ....... , t ,. ~· a<MO--· ......... 000 1'111. 111,aoo. ~"· .,., OIUJ 9d oond run• •'"'· mu•• ... ltMI 0. .J'°·uuv In·
1002 Of1ng• Av• 811/ hfL Mut1 cep Oft wtrter/ ""'•Cf. Ut,100 PP ......... I"= Mll llW 11111 u •• a•• .. L.,. fNCI, 17CMaU. U~oo1 710-HU 01 •~870. •17·1ff7 ~. 8tr ....,, ~·
lun 119o1rl0 976-4M! 7141H 4-000 wkdy•; m.111 -!!!! -------·-MIZ 1111 IOOID Svnrf.1-1-51-11--4-----... IWIMM Oflla, M9dt =:: ::.;:.r· '' •
SAT auN "4·4120 eva1wtcnd• v~-...... T--.---21402 M.,~v ,...., .-.-.......... -....... """""'" ·01 , ... ~ ... ,.._d•ta1, ....-.... .....Al "''"' S:: I : 211& Union 81. 1ccc goll momb•rahtp 0•0,_nd .. ltlo,,_,n_ 1•10'-0 Jo"n Mleololl llelO _ .. .,._ ·-""' """ ......... ..--.. -·-"""'"• -·• • e •&A&j ...... o V1110u1 t\ouMhOld, lutn. 11000 & tranet.r tee. lay 1.aunct\, IOlh ~tury ua ..... • • (A lall Off 1-11 llarm oV04m, MW tit•. orlQ ..,ip, r.oent r"'1, 11171/bol ofr. MS. '7 '""'"Tl -lot• ol m1eo. 55'.otll Lap1treke 11'. Ill . .,...,.. • .._ ~ luncl .-.M ml """'41o. Owner. prTo•d to .. 11 Oall "191'11 Diec*, new dt•,
U800/olr 810·'8H •--'~/ eye Ul,100 mak• oh . 13f·UU ·~~ .~ ..... ~ Pt. pt>, amltm ...,_, n , r Illa Y.U ._ .. ,..... &artD ... 0 1811 k d I ·~~--...,.-----'V ""· .. ..,.., ·-000 ml. orig, owner
"'" ... • ....... ··-~ ""'"' ... "13; ...... 1170 '!.! • ., •• , 10 '°'.,.. 114, lmtMC OflQ Dody, not. WMCfl, '3096 176-0MI MOVING GAAAOE &At.I! ..... n. H!!! ... I Nf UMlll • ,,_. .. ,. COnd. ~ ... & dflv. nloll or dtnl.1. rune 141• ....;;;;~:....;..:....:.....:..:..;.;_ __
ta101 Redbud cir. F.v. WllTll 18· FIJI 111ee. teunch 811. '11 flll&lll llUT '82l~•4 wnldnwPU'. 1 ..... a.w.LeMlng ·ao Mil 2400, wNt• w. to ''l'u. u .ooo. poro. Uh5/but. 'IJ ""9-'t
8111 Su I\ Feb 5 &.8 OLD OUNS A'i'FLES by Nerrogan1ttt Gd f\UNS OAEAT. 1900 °' t•• OY9t pjtymerlt. 1.ot1 tll IUITm 1111 ~ Int, auto, tunroof: "4·3 1, 148-1408 648-7245. 11.tH
1<Mlpm. SHOTOUNa: POCKET cond. SHOO. 11' Fgl. t>ttt ott.r tee-2272 Of 111rM. 651-Ma ... I:• eni.nn., IOC*1; llrl/ L11it Inn tlll 'It 8'IMDMI ...... lettr IMtilltlO .... ~ WATCHES & MILITARY Chrll Crell l1unch, 9' YIJ'l'tlhl 600, uaect 2 n•. '78 l'ord Courier very I ~. !Nnt oond, A•::;:: -~ litrJ ---8WORD8. 8erlou• COi· l>Mm. 1011 of room for new cond. f1100 cun. CIHn, oampu 111011, un...... Mrvtc. reo. 557000 ml. •1 DUlH IN U.S.A. =· ~e0.1lr&-T5'~ t464M6 Fumttur., '9MQ .. dln11tt• leotor PIYI more thin dectl cMlrt 110,000. Vamlh• 125. new oond., many HlfH, 12200. * '71 3201; auto., •un 1 18,900. e.40..,7 I
Ml, & ml1C1. l42·1MO. Wl'f dMl9rfl 611·8870 ...W p,.., 1800 c••h t880 trvlne NO-I029 °' 173.7049 roof. (414U8C) '70 lmmK1ileto. MCond ~ '79 081. Rabbit, dlx eddl-'1e Ctlmero, ~o. emltm
tlt31 ~.apt 20A Ct1•) tlf·llU A~. CM 'll ••---· * '7t HOI: 4 epd .. tun ownot, llght bk», em/Im, llon, air, am/Im t•P•. 11er.o, 8 Irk, alol brOfQll, -·-~ roof. (417M1) o1r 4 IOCI 4 dOOf vwy flewlNa OflO wtlt bodY., •Int oond •1111 l!!f!!I ... ~ ... 1111 WllTll UIUll mtlU t910Varn•t11850S~lll. Lowered. run• good. ~ '79 3201; auto., tun low mil.ag e 1 4000. ~~·1e1-a•111• P•rl•ct Int., OOMPO 11_eao.....;..._1oe&...;..;.. ____ _
Mo ..... A Se .... E.._....hl Good COnd r .... pri04I I h I 8 • loaded w/extr ... $2000 I 18 0 0 or I r • d •. root. (IOIYPW) Nenoy 7141112-&228 day ~·..c .. 11t1·o111..., '1unn'r u"'o'*u lb, 1,ml*ICl3 • "~. 111• ..... LT '""' .... • •• ,. ng tee-1221 ' 842-0100 H 9 Ut qual ly 1 0 8 0 . I 4 8 • t 0 3 7 ; 842·5370 * '80 320I; 0 IO(l., toad• Of~ CIMI .,._ .. IM .. •"' • OOM. Bat-SOO, Ith -8th, Stephen 1 Mj) T 0 R 56 t-08 t3 edl , l8EJ043) i---·-----1~-...;..._;.;;....;.......;....;.;;..:_ 1541-7240. N•w 360 eng & lren•.
tO -4 pm. 957 Promon-YACHT. our docll1. thll ·73 ClleVy ~ton thoftbed, * •eo :SZOI; 5 ipd, ilr '70 400SEL, drk bkl, lthr 18'ut ttl'f 1--------AM/FM cut, oood Int.
tory Dl'tv. w .. 1. N.B. UI IUllllUTN w11kend. A1klng only HONDA 350 307 V8·1tk:k ttllft. 41,000 cond. l323ZHR) Int. Call w/good ofler. aa .... kvloe-l.M9ing ea VW Sedan, nr new eng. 12000 080. Mu1t Miii
810 SALE-Refrlg, wihr/ WANTED 1229,000. Mollv•ted. Good cond.lllon ml PP 11950 646-8239 * '80 320I, "8" pkg.. 548-0337 u.lllll 26 mpg regulat g ... hu Call Bob, 840-0837 rtal
dryr, care, piano. furn. ee7-3939 ~:~':;~: 01 Newport, IA25 9411-7909 t9~ Toyota SR-0 eflort l~I (1ARMe58) '70 MBZ 2808EL. Xlnt -·-~~4~~l e I. 11 g O O ·1_n_nd_• ____ _ book•. toye mite. Come F11mland wanted to..... T11ller1, Trawtl 1024 b9d Owner Oetperate. '* 82 Uh, O •pd .. cond rt>lt Hg air 8 -
t>uyl 612 80lu, N.B. Apt In or. Cty 979-2890. '78 Bolton Whaler t 1· 'll l•NT 11, 13000. 848-t738. loldedl (902392) treck'. blue/11n IHth, H1·IMI •MMt DMtt tHf
8 -r • • r · 20 t 9 t B1yvlew Ave, Spon, '76 Zodiac 9'x8" , 111·1111 16100, 91 •)(4 :: t 11....... o .... Vtlt't 1175 7• D D I 16th/0reno--Nwpt Hgt1. Santi Ana 12707 CacMI. '7t 14' Flbe<glaN Self cont .. Ilk• new, ea FORD v. TON 208 w 1•1 Sant An 807-2914 °' 770-9"2 .. "' c ..-. n., .. odg1 art, o ml, 642-8155 Sal/Sun 8-4 Inboard Bay Ltuneh, liMPt 8, Mty ~-8 h t>«t. V8, runa gd ~·841,,.,:V a 251< mli., AC, AM/FM 'IO VOIVo 242Dl. euto. 4 f'NI tran•. PP, 12.000.
1 ...... 1. 11 ..... llll •••lcal MIMS• wor1l 64$-7898 15200. 551·M3' $850/obo. 549-!152 .., llUD ... ~ Thia car II cyi, $7800. PP. • g.u n. N I g u. I . -'77 320I, 7000 ml on fee-•7• 280 MCI Xlnt cond. CfOM lnllcM & out. Onty ~ 71.._.96-t950
LEN 0 )( c HIN A la1ttaaeat1 1214 ·~~~. i;· 75 HP Tr11l1r1, Utlll!J 102' bll •H tory reblt •no. Blau-549.1514 . 975-0142 u .aoo. Call now , '82 Oil wgn, lc)ecMd.,.,.. r •
MOONSPUN FENDER-Princeton. Prt-979'-6832 24' dual ax .. trlr w/"*-c1' I I .... r.nkt. eunrf. MW t1r... 11 ...... &48-8533 •um• ...... 1331 mo.,:.;.•-' _____ ....;:•~a~··~
N.w 5 pc pl. Mttlng ISO. CBS, 1250. Fend., De-brlkH, haul anything: 111 " t'rd blue, i 72oo. 1
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ROLE)( MEN'S JBL'•. muter YOI .. 1450. FOR SALE •••••• •• eYef' bulTll (201t). W•• 770.-7822 COnd. $9700, obo. 6 li>Nd ITlllL, .., con-cond. 13900/btl ofr. ' -·--
PRESIDENT WATCH 642-3323 842-4844, M·F. 9-5 IMPORTANT NOTICE 149,500... 1213) "'47-76" dltlonlng a. 1unroot. 831-3178 Of b91t ott.r. f4&.9017
$8000/obo. 031-4994 RARE MARTIN '/\ tlH TO READERS AND llW 111.IGG D1t1u 1117 .......... llZ (80i3). 1971 VQIVQ 144S, C)..ml Of{ 'Ill FORD STATION WA.
23 carat Aqu1merlne t""· model 518 p;::..n~ E= 3!; ADVERTISERS Theodor• Robkiaf0rd .... iw• HLY .... eng a. 1ran1, AM/FM GOH. P/8 R9dlo MOO.
0 .1.A. ID. 12000/ofr. 75 64&-7909 crulllng. SHp. In Npt L• The prlc• of ltem1 •d· 2oeO Hllbor Bl., C.M. ·~~nt2:~~:: ~~~ ~;,io<; m.~1f°'~9~"g ~ llf UIYll -CIH, r1dl1I•. nu brke, 545-4141 after epm.
982-5533 vox trumpet with eaH, Ille..,.. 979-7843 ::'~n.by:: J!::: 842-00IO 54()..821t ml, MW t1r1a, MW t>•1· '78 450SEt.. Muet ti. low 1640NEWJPORambore9T .,!'<*c :;~~~~~:~:ee11~300. LJaala H23
MUST SELL: parcel ol t64 exoellenl condition. 24' BAHAMA ISLANDER fled 1dY4lftlllng column• • .., ..... hHt4 tery & thoetll, "" te>OI-mllMQ9 & Kint cond. Wiii a~ H '73 Contlnerllal 2 DI' Town RublH, 16200 r•l•ll: St25 846-7909 Good cond. Sllp Incl. dOM not Include any ap-t9'8 Ford Woody W1-..... S&OOO. 875-a014 buy t 0 d I y . c. 11 ... .... c 000 f
l700t 640-Mla ACOUSTIC Guitar, n-. 77$-0738 887-3311 pllceble IUH, llcenH, gon, 113.000. '71 OltlUll 210B. 2 dr, lo 7eo-17o2. '78 Cellce OT llltback. •lac. t177 k~rca~' xlnt~o~cf ~
Diamond 1olltalre round with ortgln11 ptiekaglng CAL 34 134 000 -tran•fer f11•. fln1nee ml, llln\cond. 13200, call ,. •-• -Silv9f, 5 epd, w , am/Im owner. 12900/llrm :"~~~~J·io:'f>':O: 145. 846-7909 xini c:ond. · ~~t'C:~~r~f :'!.J::~ ~9;:~~~M1~~0T~~ 83t-28!17 R~~.~t~~~~!. ~·1~~; ~~~··,~,·~~;~; RIGHT _1_20_-t_88_s ____ _
Muat M4j. 881-6280 75e-t997 cenlfk:•tlon1 or dHler 875-8t6t. '12 ......... 211 70,000 ml, MW top. •harp. $3575/ofr, Call '12 UH lift Oer
... ~ flt• Offin fanJtut I LIDO 14 reclng rigged. documentary prepare-.41 C.CSlllae 2 dr lutt>eck 14,995 124,000/obo. 541-6311 640-6082 Ult fOf Chuck. 112,995
!!!!!!!!.! _ • •-I •a•• like,_ $2500. tlon chargu unlH1 M 1 Ra 1 · tnne11 ...., e..n.11 -..., 30"GASH9dQeTrlmmer . .,aptal • -&.4&-9738,63t-3133 olherwlH •P•ellled by Int or~. d o, auto-.__._ aa.. '72280SEl.4.5..t.xlnt '75ToyotaCorolla.4epd, NOW'
Like MW 1 11"5 CASH. USED OFFICE FURNI-'78 CUSTOM Melerelt 1119 edY41ftl-. ~~~1,000 ml. 17500, ~3rnp cond. MOOO/uBO. 2 cir. 11m7798 • ··~3~
54a.eaae TURE D..,.._ S1bot A ••• ...__.,"/ Cell wkdya 752-8402, Detk. typewriter. Pllney ·-·'V 64s-7&98 • -.TI -.twknd9 4M-3'e1 '79 Honde Wagon, 48,000 '12 ~· Wood wor1!1ng machinery, B o w • 1 . • t c . B o b Pull MU .. , O&llLUO llL.Ltrtaa ti 19 ml 1 OW'* xlnt eond • """' -vtnlno mu1t go • .,.. •100 s k s 11 10· 11 .. 1 R d -'84 230SL. Coneouree .... :.,... OBO. 0857-"""". · g 7 5 3 •1 ... 5
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--------iB 1 f . 111 1 b boal, bfend ..-. never ~ 10 50% off your Mt. Mak• ofter or trade. HL•UI Blue b\)dy w/Whl remov-77 Coroll ft SR 5 l) ••---"--~-1•11 r •cue, it n. OK, beef\ UM<!. Will Mii '°' 11 •~2 "100/""'""1221 842-0100 989-t221 Sh kl •bl• herdtop, flawt111 . au bldl -I s,.rts OtrJ .., ...... -........ ...., ..... _......,,•--., e om b o Io c k • 6 5 1 100 0 4 9 9 ., 8 4 7 .... ..., ....-Hp• n cover•. H -Int, prof '91tored. 4 epd, IC)d, air, 1191'.0, 12750 846-3955
POOi. TABLE HCl-t8e7, 857-t641 e50-12sJ. . Rblt 289 ___,,hi c:urhy INwm, $18,500. new tW.. lt0,400. Pet-obo. Muet NII 873-9192 A.PR Financing On
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d911gn. eon-w/bllllerd '375. Ilaria s.-1 _842·817t CIH•lc blcycl•lmotor 548-724& '11 •11.U 1983 '63 Gran Marqult lS. Ml ~ wllll~w= 966-1867, 857-16'1 II= 7111 PROTECT YOUR CAR'S ~~k,::~~~:.1•:73F1•~.~~a fmul till '71 45081., lo mt, ••<*I. ~r~:~~S 11;d~in~~ factory equip, 5,000 ml.
fOf $500•~ 861-8237 Selectrlc typewriter: Hezzenlth V«nier M•tent FINISH w/1 prof. wax lob An1 Av . Cotta Mele. .... HI it'i cond. Ut,000. Dy• cue. Mu•t Nit $3200. MITSUBISHI 112,500. Call 54t-8441 -----·----1 Sperry Remington, top w/ahadH, mirror• & from &.lnw99t Auto 0. 8411-7414 548-0078 -751-3853, 11V9184S..6&48 831-&133, 645-<>728 Mon-Fri M .
Ptutle bud!•t• w/lld 12 cond. New 11200/He •eopu. Brau. mint talflng. Int. &.•11t. one low •Y ~I '82 300TD w-buff:; ..... Toyo•• • ...,. 4 ....,. 4 o•.1---1.ilt t3-ooch. ChHper by lh• $750/ofr. 848-2t93 cond. ISOO. 97 1-1182 price.. Call & ua how to FllUll .,,., --.. ~,.. ..,.... CORDIA & .. ._ •• dollln M7-3931 5 991 • fr• ct.tall Cr ...... L1a1a1ia" -.. ft>/, uddte ten Int., dr, rune grHI. 1795. $ ·73 o.lta 88, 4 cir, rHI . IBM Ei.ctronle eo Type-Atomic 4. r.tilt. UJ . w/1 &.40.-1731 . -· -~ M&UISWt •qulpp•d 12t.OOO . 84$-7578 *.I.IC* I writer, Good cond to 1 g .. r. 1995/0BO. . LllllllllS 873-4424 1-------~.p/1,p/b,lllr&6ec
1 t250. <193-4322. RedUC*I. ~s vw van tra11er hitch I t5 11!--Tdaa.. 1171 TREDIAS :;:.•A:~~~2~~~
MAOIC ISLAND mlth C0<ona Ne pon 2 ,_ Bronn propetwt. &Illy lnetelled. • . ~:J~~°'~~·,:t:; ~ M l _1.i.1.i flf7 '78 Spitfire, 30.000 ml, ~., Mem~70 typewrlt., w/eaae, xtni 19" wit'!." 1h11t S•ll 875-5115 0-Pinnacle S•rlff 01 ........... n-clutch, new tlrH. with an Import car '78 Cuti-~· 28K ---------4 eond. $300. 497-4877 retail 1218 ea. now '218 Aatn WHI.. Hit the Armbru11., llmou-~ Teet Drive & Price Mu• I u II I 2 4 9 5 • tr.,..,... This II e llmlted ~'Vm.c. 50· P.P. FeJtMr plllow1 cle1n~. pr. 646-0553 11nu. Cedlltae.. Uncoln, . . 111 .. 1111t! 642-3844, ~200 time ott.r. '° hurryl Offer1 ___ 09 ____ _
Hnltlzed & rtfluffed. ThrM IBM Memory T~ WE PIY M«oedes & Rollt ~. 3100 w .. 1 COMt Hwy. TUl'bo et.non '•"=== 117"' .,. Sundey. ...... tUI
Downproof ticking In-writ.,., Mag Cw II, IBM a "--L.. 71•• Wiii fOf the month of F Newpor1 8Mdl ~ •
dud9d. 942.-.e10 cs II .• Secretarial delll•. _.. -TOP IOWll .. 642 MO& eord11 ' Tredle ..... ·-• IE• •rrr --------1 We ere converting lo lfpl Avall. Huntington !>Nary and Mardi 1111 on • Turtle °"981 P.U. '12 .... UI lt&&H& ..,.-
Snow Skis K2 8t0 FO new compu1er1. Call Plaza H b B D • FR 1111 Aa•. I 1intorod°'!~ tt>Mllo t .. ,. •.r.8!!. Fiat tll3 Good cond. Stw.o. New 1175. Head HAP 130. 752--0322 ar our ay , " -"""'"" ·--p1l nt $2300 Call MIST SELLf
BooU az 11. 988 4084 ~~54: t::1!tc:e ~~ AUi alllll ~~;.~~· :0~ d~..;:.~ 'll FW leNtr 54M2l5 att 8. · 1978 Pon111c Ftr•blrd -~Hew Pacific Telephone pi---I Or ••••1-7_1'_1840-__ 7_8_75____ ""111/ ... I tlon. s.. ttie dtffel•1ce. ~-."~~~ 'le eonvt. Hl60ec, 12 v .1---------1 Elpnt wtt1n1 •1V8 ..-,. -o..lgn Un11 phone, wtll. -IUI ..... ... lllllTll&IOI 2A80 Harbor Bl'td. Plnn•el• Co1cnwork1, 14700• 662..;a1 MW Ur•, bfakea.13200. COtM In & ... Nftport •utom• c rana., I r
Cost 1 125, MCrlflct MO. Upright P!Mo, mt tone. ""' COSTA ME.SA Inc. Cell 87a..a&A Beach'• ftMlt -.ctlon conditioning, S>OW9I' wtn-Slt-3418 $2SO. Cel 541-san ah _, ~ot rtplltt. Monthly ....... Mf.1417 '73 flat 850 conver'llble, or pr•vlou•ly own•d dow•, C•H•tt• & m~
CB 40 channel. n•v•r 5PM. ma In I Free e I I . MW eng, new top, good .. .. ~· fW --PortchH, Audit •nd wtlMla. (411XNV). rr •
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m<Mll lnel. 84Ml85 WURLITZER SPINET . Slip, Jtlnt toe. & MCur-H 64$-5304 ..-. Utea. CIMn Docty. Auna ...... __... Cel M6-211t; Plano. l600 tty. Sell boat ~Cid OLIAI 1111 ts ·eo Rat Spyd« con\Wl, lo .... ..... uc.ll•nt. 12240/obo, no an1w•r' Pl.EASE
Full length wttt Rabbit tur ~-!IUO 873-7873. .. Tl•I 73. 2000 OTV. lmmac. ml. rMtellle blUe, AM/FM 1500251). Call An1wer Ad 440, _k_MP-..._tf'YlnO"--;;..' ___ _ $57ts,n:;~rf:~r$;;~~1prtl!I ..... HH pto40'BoatSllp ln ~l=rect.anc:~· c•••· 5 1pd, PP ... 11111 642-4300·
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HCl-tM7, 857-18'4t Ledlel Do4omtt .. k1 boo«•. Balboa C0\19, 1250. nnce 995 49,._0~ !~~.!!!fer. 640•7817• 'll N 111 Ste. Wp ~~ r,i:~M~fSr • c. s ISO 080 751-2717 ... 7_2·.... ' • .,............,.. Auto tran•. n.w ur ... 1---------1 LIYI IM• 1111 · 842-1184 J .D. Prop9fty Mgmt. ... ....., •73 Flat~. Jdnt concl, 11lnr. tren1port. Orl9. '78 Ceprl 11, Good cond. 180 Grand Prix LJ. New
Send eomeone you,kMt 70 llflne ........ NB 25• & .... EWA"• AofMo lmthold, n•w r•blt •ng, 5 epd. owner. $180(). 484-e045 Orig. Ownr, an rt e cyi, cond. ~on wttt, Ian-
• bleutlfuf t>ouquet-dtto Metal t .... e: cond ...... . ..,., • on!) 500 ml. Und« Wit-good 9a1 mll••O•· ..... 4U2 ale, P/8, AM/FM Cua deu. dOttl ...u. all I""'·
Helium balloon• eccttlna Sot bind. Nord az 10 Mii. Av~~2~200. Henry, ranly. No dwn. T.0 .P. 12000. 982•2509 ,;J/tUF.= oof • t • r I 2 8 0 O ob o tit. 1t«eo, CNIM. Mlc:tt
I v•utto•I ~ fOf ai boot• b.o th I 8 5 .,.. ...,. 1221/mo. 80 month•. ·1•~· eunr • 9*eo, 7 t4184t-5830 alter 5 tlrwe, Mutt Mii. 18995.
occae1on1. 873-4419 75e-8006. NB MARINA, -wtc-mo WI MY Carol, 551-8120 ..... tin • 1 own5~·8~d cond. pm. 8•0-7805 eve/wknd•.
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N•wport BHeh Tennie l 200 or make offw. Cell -Mllntenenee, 225 n COME IN OR CALL FOR ... tlft -1111 f 1• 11'111111• VW ·79 Sclrooco. Ale, 5 Aaa. Dellettlc , ~-~~~~3..:;~ 494-7258. M PM t4Cl-0551 FIU llfUIU&. 5 Audi Fo11. xlnt cond., Wb • ~ Befcn..?-' W L mAI 1pk, 1m/fm at•r, orig ' ·~·~Arn, '9d, lolded _,., "'•• ConNer-o.utlo 11.900 °' trede for pletl-U"f, ,.._ our un .... t· 1..,.,.._ own r . P P I 64 9 5 , lalc• 1317 7tc.a 1878 .. _..... 12 GMlgl lhotgl.ltl reload· 40' Moor1ng $12K - -•97 1""7 • .,.. Mlectlon. MvinG• -.. 751-lON ...... •,_,,,.,..or e4.c: renge & er & 1upplle1 $35. 50 ft Mooring SISK -·-• up ... -v" and~ IOCSeyl .. ••••• 'll m&ft W ... xrlll, Ilk• n•w · S 110. 84S-711M SKIPPER YACHTS 18211 BEACH BLVO. 79 SP9Clal Edition, GTI. ...,..MWW 'll N Ill t.oedect with •tr-. h•, ........
75-<>558 or 873-02t9 of~ BNeh HUNTINGTON 'BEACH Sunroof, lllr. 4 epd. Mini ... ~YIMMI .. ·, .. I R9blt eng. w/warr, MW pr1Ced lo Mii. l2t00. rt ~olld bratt high eelllng n tlatit/lttrttll32 81 5200 • 4-1 . I 0. l • ' cond. thruout, never hit.. --tr•n•. new radlalt & 844-1641 780-2514 N. & DDDC
track fighting. worlh BEAUTIFUL 25·· RC~ Boet 111pt ivdable. New-Mt·IH1 13.595. &48-7245. 2850 Hefbof 8l¥d. Ink-. ltlnt l_nlld9 & out.1---------1 ~~
11100 .... 1800. ColorTV.2yrwrnty por1Bwh2S-40',1mo 'lt&•NX COSTA MESA M u•t ••II now .Ca@!!! _ .. CA~ I A.~"
875-0558 Of 673-0219 1148. Fr•• d•llvery fr• rent. Cell 842~ Top Dola ....... $3IOO/obo, 4M-Ml3 Til UllllT Lnll.A.J''-"'•
2""' "'°' -~50c:arp9t °";:J ~ .• &4Cl-t78e from 9-5 Mon-Fri Paid r !t::.: ::..:~.cs~:: t978 Honda Accord, AC. '12 -.. .,./~ 111111111 CLEARANCE
87" ....,.,. 87., ,...1.. euper cond $2950. AM/FM, good cond. Good cond. 831~SKM .... -... _......... .__ _ ..... ~or _.,, • car ater«>lc:alMtt•. SAS ~7245 M II 12595 ... -·· .. -. "'"" .. _.. 494-1472, 833--3000 nt FOf Your Cati ~1;~· · • tl4t 'll u.T ag• Cadillac• In Sou-
231 Gayte .-nalllidetl•to30'by '9•1111111 ID tlll ,7S-Wagon,-ilnt cond ., ·71 MO Midget, good -~~~· =.~us SALE! ShoWW doore. Chrome
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875-0558 or 873-02 t9 t982 Plonw automatic 8' bNm, $9 fl. No llvti U.ttle ......,, 1tll ... •-AM/FV ••«> QK m1 cond, many MW pane. 111111 turnt1ble, 1125/ofr lboerct.. 9$5-2473 2628 Hllfl>Of Blvd. •&.. l2t001080 4f4.«s10 ' Mu1t Mii lmm.Olat•ly. '99 8U8 Eng & body ex-...., .. pullman top •Ink. 988-354t SltY9. Co111 M... 540.5930 Option• lnelud• •Ir · 12500/080. 754-Hfi eel. O;ln, looka n•w. llM 1 aa flU09L 1150 875-0558 or --------II' ....... l1trttlc cond .. eunroof, & AMIFM 71 Aocord Hk:tlbl!, 5 'Pd. aft• 2. Mutt ,;11 11111 wknd -----..
873-0219 ISter•o. AM/FM e111 I 20. Peareon MlfboaL Hlg,,_. cuh lmmed. for •l•r•o tip•. 8ff It to ••tra ol••n. 13.t&O. ---12000 04_0135 2800 Hert>or BIVd. ~lhlt dl9k 79 x 28" w/ tumt.able 1125 Stt,000 525-4e95 your Yehld4t, dorn..tlc OI beltev9 IU (784SPN). 714-561-7417 w. •l7·aW ' COSTA MESA
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done? -V.IC., Coancll
Blulb,lowa
I was in a car with some
friends, and we were driving
next to another car or Irie~
on the Los Angeles Freewa}'.
To liven up the drive, I
wmooned" the other car from
my window. In retrospect, It
wasn't too smart. Admittedty ii
was at night, not during rush
hour, and I'd let my ~ al
home so I wasn't immediately
~e. But even '°· 5omeone m~ have spotted
me-and, well. )'OU can draw
)'Ollr own c:ondu51ons.
Wbat'• yoar favorite
llial'y ....... ,..,... old peJ
Jack Beaay1 -C.I>.,
.... Beacla, Calli.
I was wtth him at HollylilfOOd's
Brown Derby restaurant. He
dec:lded to order fruit salalf
My choice was bacon and
Miii. Benny told me, "I hate fN'k" salad." I said, 'Then don't
have k." He said, "I mus,
Mary [his wife) 1ay1 ll's pxi
br me." The waller came over.
. I ordnd bacon .,d 9 ; Ben·
ny did. too.,When the check came, 1 told the waiter to atve
l to ~O, in shock, de-fnlndld, me?'" And wllh
... Mt11 I replied, "lf
)O'I don't P1Y II, 11 td Mary
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&tnd ~ quallon, on a p<»tcord, to wAM. •· Famfly '4ifttJv, 641 l.ulng«on Aue., New
Yort, N. Y. 10022. \4.lt'D poy $5 for pubWicd qundonl. Sotry, IH con 'I ansioer Ofh~rs.
f'laaey wiU make his Ameri-
can televsion debut in the
sprins when he begins filming
a three-hOOr television movie
based on the We of ~
Jobn Paul D.
-Robert Wmdeler
NEW YORK-The Big Apple's
loremo9t dancer Mids' its
foremolt 4i9u like the plaeue.
So don't look for M zrtee
ftlDel. who recently starred
~------------------1 in Broadway's Sophisticated ~,.. At*· O:rrcdw fr91WJ i-. am on Nomi tt Lone 'Mir McQ.de. Ladies. at someplace Uke Sru-
dio 54 or Xenon. "It's phony." MOM THI protocol. Then he braaed he says. "Most ot those there 11 Mil" 1D1T0111 about the incktent at two wearing crv.y get-ups look
HoUywood parties .... Sequel over their shoulders to see
flever continues in telev._ who else m there, and ii there's
sionland. This spri,. ~y a phot<>&rapher around."
Rooney, 62, be-ns work on Hines pr8ers ~
the 1V series Ju• Andy Hor-~ in Greenwich V-.
dy. ba9ed on h6s movie series "where the people are reil,
40 years aso. Also~ as where the dancing 1s
1V movies, Robert C111pand real" ... Is 8utma ..._.
Bill COiby In a reprise of I · drell fed up wkh the counlJy
Spy and Aaneae F•lrcello and western sound? The
and. Fr&Dlde A.wlcm in a lin&er his been ~ to
IJ«Ich Pa"f sequel. Avalon, clalsk:al DianBI ~
lather of eWtf, will produce Koc:Meeirt about classical
this baby, too .... A.IMrt arrangements for her
tunes .... Aa:ordinl to film
lrwiden, .......... Wtl
re~dant to do intieMews for
her lalal.JNect beat• she wanted to tide the lad thll
she put on some _pr,und-
superstitious'1 other than to
announce It wiD be the Ftar ol
F'lyif18 of the 80's.
-An/la !itm~r
WASHINGTON -Jolla
Dean. when aed recently
what would have happened
had he kept his mouth shut
like G. Gonloe Uddy and
remained loyal to Rlc:bard
Ntua, repBed: "I prQbabty
• would have 80Cle insane and
become an alcoholic."
..• Heeds were ~ at the
W!We tb.e reanty when l
WIS diloovered thll ' ) of President Relgarl 's appointees
to the .,ency overaeq leeaJ
services for the poor Wet'e ex·
tract~ huee "consultins"
lees few work tonSidered to be ~le service by previous
board members. The worst of-
fender was Legal Services Cor-
poration Boa.rd Chairman
Wllllaa ~ who co'-
lected S2Sl~~ the 1&9111 months. rwrv.:y WM hand-
LOS ANGELES -Da~d
Carndlne's current lawsuit aeainsl Oron Pictures and pn>
ducer~irector Steve Carver
f/Ve'I the male~°' the upcom-ing film Lone ~I McQJ<xle
seems to be really the public
maniestation of a lo~
~ leud betwml c.amdJne, the
No. 2 martial arts actor in the
world, and No. 1. Claack
NGtrt& Carradine is claimi,.
breach of contract since his
unusual comact br lolw
™'If •ated he WO~ not be
killed, lose a ll8ht to Norris or
have to kil lemale ad a.r.
bua Carnra, au three of
which ended up In the fttm.
Norris, 41 , was paid an eat!·
mated S750,000 for his work on the movie, wh8e Carradine,
46, .lf>t only one-third that
muc:li. ln one tCaaed ft&ht ane Camdile .. aafdentally"
kicked Non11 In the )lw, near·
~braid~ It. lnltMd of mi.
by at leut hlW an Inch,
w lcfi 11 movie -htcene
•· ... Comic Jec:k c... b8norill the ~ price
d ~~jokes that
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Rarely has a nobody
become a star as suddenly
as Ali MacGraw. Indeed,
her discovery was the rag
business-tcrriches stuff ol
Hollywood B pictures. A phot<>
grapher's stylist and fashion
fnodel, MacGraw was persuaded
by an agent to audition for film
roles, which she did, over and
over and over, until she landed a
lead in the 1969 movie Qxxlf?ye.
C.Olumbus. Audiences and critics
adored her fresh-faced sas.sines.s,
which belied her 30 years. Next
came a starring role an the 1970
box-office srnaSh Love Story, for
which she received an Academy
Award nomination, and a lead in
the 1972 film The Geta~
Enter arstar Steve M ueen. Exit movie exec Robert vans,
her serond husband (her first was
a oollege sweetheart) and the
father ol her infant son, Joshua
After five years of retirement, Ali
left McQueen and gambled on a
screen comeback. Snake ~es!
Convoy and Players were disas-
ters. But then audiences rediscov-
ered her charm in her last movie,
JUSI Tell Me What You Want.
Now, at 43, MacGraw is about
to take the biggest gamble of her
career. She'll make her television
debut in The Winds of War;
ABC's seven-part miniseries.
based on Hennan Wouk's pan<>
ramie nove!, which begins airing
February 6. MacGraw shares a
beach house near Malibu, Calif ..
with son Joshua, 11, but keeps an
apartment in New York Oty where
she talked recently with FAMILY
WEEKLY' s Mary Ellin Bruns.
8naDS Aft JOU J' Hd wtda JOV ;:,~ .. ~ ..,,,.. "'
MacGraw: I don't know. ru be sad if it
doesn't work because it was the fuJI
shoe. I know It's IJ)lng to be a great
show. The only thing J don't know is
how I am in it. I hope I'm 800<1 in it. I'd
like to be taken seriously. I was very borina and bed in two movies. And be-
cause I took that long break. preceded
by three boll-office hits. there was an
expedition which I think made me
open to critk:llm: "Who ls this? Why
doel she call henelf an lttletil'' I
th in It I am an ICtl'ela and I cse about It
a loC and In 01Y own way rve WOflc.ed
Vf:fY hwd. I would love to have the re-
spect oftpeers. If I don't get it, I
I won't be a lot of WOflt. It'1 thlt
limple. lsn 't a lot of work and
there are nwiy women In my aee I bndclt .-h tremendous talent and
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more recent hits than I have. So Winds
of War is very important In terms of my
future in film.
Q: Are yoa p.d you retuned to
work?
MacGraw: Yes. But I oouldn't work all
the time because I love my real life,
and I just don't want to be in a situation
where months and months eo by with-
out what I call "nonnal time" with my
child, you know. the banal stuff, like
getting up on Sunday morning and
having a Jong. 5'opp)t bfealdast ~ the
paper and then going oft and watching a
~r game. If I had to do just that all
the time l would be crazed But it's
wonderful to have them both.
Q: Were yoa .... _.. AaJtiacat
bome all the ilmd
MacGraw: Yeah. nuts. Not br a while,
because the craziness of~~?' and
the sudden saardom just completely
Doored me. The first year or so of ~
pie turning around everywhere you
walk is very startling to someone who
is basically private and rea.!Onably shy.
And then r had a baby. and that's •
whole mapr life change. And I did
another movie and there was the
drama of. unbrtunately, divorce and
remarriage. '° I was ready. I think. to
just make brownies and walk the ~ I
don't think my maniaeie or famUy
situation would h.ave stood a chance lf
rd worked right away. But ater I did it
k>ng enoudl and we had a nice rh)"-
thm. then l was dying to work again.
Q: Yoa'W ..W tllal S... Mc>
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tut people a,_.. Ire. WW tlo
JOii I her ..... tlllJ ftnt 11111e ,_ mea
MacGraw: We ~ to dilCUIS a ICript. '
was a dlWlderbolt. I mean I aw him
2,000 feet aW1ff and almost pa.ed °"·
It w• the lb'Ol .iest 9earic oonnection
rve m!r experienced in my We. I b>ked
UJ>. And my~ ~· And I had
teen everybody. I had teef'I Ill of them, n•W'llJy. beclt 11e rd been In • bla
movie and I w.s meelin& a loC of peo-
ple th• make people's lc:nea kriock
and It had never happened to me. l
hmppened to me when I met him. a:.:;-'" talkM ..... .._ -woodcaa~.,..-4illlJ ... ••kO) ~ .... wt; ..... ,....., ...... ....
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blllef lbout dMm l>ee.-.1 lhln.k ~
wse deeerved. I think 1 WM ..... ID
Qlinwy Ind I thk\k ~ whk.b bid
• woridllf\11 .... .... couldn't
work. l '1 DOI thll rm Pollymnl .... bllna' crtddled. l hUIU In)' .......
rtbty. EU I don' hlYe ero-blell1-.
i lo be. HM tld8 been dlftlaall1
~ MacGraw: Yeah. Who knows? It oould
< have been over. The pattern could have ~ been identical. I don't know what the
f five years [off) did and then to follow
J that hiatus with two pictures that I was
bad in. I can't say. "Gosh, they didn't
understand Convoy" They certainly did
understand Convoy. and I understocxJ
when I saw it and I rhought. "What a
catastrophe!" I think I don 't know yet
whai I'm capable of I'd love to be really
good I would love ro be a wonderful ac-
rress.
Q: Do you have hlgb expectadooa
ol youndrr
Mac:Graw. l have terribly high expect~
tions of myself every waking minute of
my day. and that's a pressure I've had
ever since I was a child. l think it's very
dangerous for an artist to have that be-
cause there·s a built-in selk:onscious-
ness and fear of judgment which
destroys the very thing you're trying to
do. which 1s to be so hqu1d and free
and vulnerable that you're really an·
terestmg. If a part of you is constnded
in terror. then you can't be good.
Q: WMt eor1 ol penoo Ill your eoo. Joebua?
Mac:Graw: He's a great little kid. He's
very wise about people, which he cer·
tainly didn't get from me. He's totally
honest. which is the only thing I insist
With Richard &npmin in C.Olumbus.
time. now, as I get older. The~ stuff
was that I grew up assuming that there
was nothing terrible about having a
man wash a dish. My mother. a graphic
artist. made almost all the money and
Daddy made almost no money. He was
an artist. a dreamer and an unbeliev-
ably cultured man. Daddy did some il-
lustrations and some beautiful fabric
designs that nobody appreciated then.
I've seen things since thai look so
much like them it makes me sad.
Whatever he did was not paying the
bills. so sometimes I saw him vacuum
In 1972, MocGraw m«k a (/«away with M<:Quttn: "/ M1W him and my Mart stopp«J."
on. However. he can be manipulative
and too charming. But he doesn't get
away with it with me because I see It
very, very last. He's got 11 wonderful
sense of humor. and he's terribly sen-
sitive about other people. and he talks
too much in school and he doesn't do
well in math. We are very direct with
each other. When he asked me how
babies were born. I told him In this
very matter~l-fad, biologjcal way. His
only comment was. '''t\Jdc. gross."
Q: You've caDed your chAMhood a
¥el"J ...,,,, ti.me. Wh9t ~ It 80 =:w: I think it was 11 very mixed
the house or do the dishes. But I never
got any sense that he thought that w~
outraseio~.
My mother wu a woman of infinite
energy. and she worked all the time.
She cooked. she made a vesetable ear·
den. she baked brud, she made the
upholstery. she made Daddy's tackets.
she made my ballet OOIJumes. She was
remarkable. And ~ Uved on a won-
derful dln road [In 8edfot'd VUtaee. N.Y.J
with houses several mlle:s apart and
there was a forest with a cave In It. and
there were wild animals and birds.
Bua there was a lot of hidden pain. I
think Daddy's frultratlon about not
maJdns money mflde him very. v~
angry all the time. and it was just bub-
bling under the surface. And I think my
brother and I lived in this reign of ter-
ror and didn't realize 11.
Q: I beard that you rarely dated In
bllh ecbooL .. that true?
MacGraw: I was terrified of men . l went
to a girls' school. I was so stunned
when I got to coll* and people
wanted to take me out that I went a lit-
tle crazy. I think some of the love affairs
I've had have come out of a deep sense
of the miracle of anybody asking me to
go to bed with him. I thought. "Who.
me?'' And that's ridiculous. I mean. I
think having a rich and exciting sex life
is really important. but I think it should
be a choice of the people involved. I
don't think it should be that son of
wonderment ai having been chosen.
Q: Do you 1ememher your ft.rat
dalle?
Mac:Graw: AJ IS I worked at this camp
in Vermont and one of the guys who
worked there was my first dare. and we
had a summer romance. not sexual.
but wonderful because it had never
happened to me before -having a
boyfriend. Then 1 went back the se-
cond summer and he no longer liked
me, and I got lat because I was un·
happy. I remember eating three blue-
berry muffins every day for breakfas:. I
getting this h1J8e. huge rear end. What r looked like is not to be believed.
Q: Your ftnt time lD bed wttb a
py, WM It really .ouy1
MacGraw: 1 don't remember fear. I re-
member saying. "That's it? That's what
it's all aboutr· Because I think even as
11 grown-up it's often the case that the
first time you go to bed with someone
is rarely the best time. Usually, if the
relationship is going to tum into some-
thing._the sex gees better. I really just
remember a feeling of reliel thar that
was over. It was almost enough to say.
"OJ<.. great I did that. Now I won'1
have to do that for a while."
Q: It'• been eeJd that you like lo
be alone. Whit do you do when
you're alone?
Mac<law: I write. I'm keeping a pur-
nal , and it's a very honest one. h's got
everything I'm thinking. it's got all my
dreams. alJ my rubbish. all the 8~
that I can admit to myself about myseJf,
and the mott time I put Into it. the bet-
ter It Is. I'm a:m1empladng renting a
room, If I can find one cheap enol!Qh,
in Malibu. and I want to spend a ~w
hows of ~ day alone In that room,
becaute rm used to years and ye.an of
being 90 busy that the center of mylelf.
whk:h ls thlll I'm an artist, I haven't
given it any tlm, or any priority.
Qi An you ....... about vtlm1
art?
MacOraw: VIJual, or I'll writt, or f'U ICl
or -whatever. The only thing I can
say about who I am is that I'm an artist,
and I've always been. It oomes from a
sensibility that's essential in me. Who
knows? I might be a terrific writer. I've
never given it the time. I haven't taken
the time to draw for years. It's criminal
-because that's what the stuff of my
old age is going to l:l\~ made of.
Q: Do you flnd that you prefer b&
lnC alone to beina wttb a man?
MacGiaw: I don't know. Being in love
Ali and wr Joshua llidt tofldlwr.
is the best feeling in the whole world. ·I
love it. I mean I love the ecstasy of it,
not just the sexual ecstasy, the etect~
city that everything in the day is
charged with when rm in love. And I
love being alone. Anything in between
is awful.
Q: Are y ou In loft at tbe momeaa
MacGraw: I have a wonderlul. wonder·
fuJ man in my life right now. The man rm seeing is a musician. on the road
most of the year. But I don 't know
where it's goin9. Ifs a very dlfftcult life
to share. mine. I mean it s hard br a
grown-up to find another grown·up
and mesh.
Q: Do you tblnk you'd nu 18'
..med--1D7
MacGraw: I think so. I canno1 get
divorced asain. so I'm very wary. No-
body's asked me -it's not as If I have
a bunch of letters unanswered on my
desJ< -and I'm not living with any-
body.
Q: You ooce mid dl9t "9'_ few
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tbal7
MacGraw: Well. I should be In a posi-
tion to say why. I know a oouple of
marriaaes that are just wondeffuJ, and I dlnf to them like a starving penon,
hoplfl8 that that wU1 happen to me
IOmeciay. It's not that I hopt I get mar-
ried, It's that I hope I have thll kind ol
aha.red vls4on and shared a>mpallioo-
shir.. Weil, I will with Bob Evans. We
wil • becaute of Joshua and our friend.
shlp, we will have shared 10methlna.
But I think most people -and I have *n aullty ot th~ .. ~ to dw\ae each other. then stilt na Whld they've
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slowly to regain their own sense of self.
I would always invent a way that I felt
they would really like me 10 be. and
I.hat was my trip, not theirs. and then I
QOI crazy because I wasn't myself and I
wasn't happy. period. That's the danger
of being an actress.
Q: la ftdellty nee• ry to a Mppy
~1 MacGraw: I don't know what the
answer is out there in the Great
Beyond. But I know I'm very un-
sophisticated on thai level, having
been at both ends of that quesaion.
having been unfaithful and having had
people be unfaithful to me.
Q: What makee you happy?
MacGraw: What makes me really, real-
ly happy is.to feel absolutely comfort·
able with who I am in any situation.
Therefore. any time that I'm putting
out phony, pleasing energy and behav-
ing m a way that's no( true to myseU.
I'm not happy. I think I'm beginning to
know who f am. I just kept myself real-
ly duttered for decades. in terms of
people I spent time with. obligations I
felt were important, which weren't. I
consider myself an artist. That's my
passion -the arts are my passion -
and the people I'm really comlortable
with are artistic and very intelligent. I
hope it doesn't sound peculiar. but I
have suddenly realized that I should
celebrate the fact I.hat I'm. intelligent.
instead of just saying. ~Oti yeah, I
know I'm intellisent." I'm curious. I'm
an intellectual. I never knew that
before. I don't know what in the world I
thought I was. But if I don't take that on
and say. "Yeah. that is who I am," J'll
never be happy.
~~you feel about your life
MacGraw: I feel like I'm standing on a
raft in the middle of a lake. one of those
old-fashioned ones on oil drums thal
you used to sit on in the summer In the
lake and you could kind of feel them
rocking. and I feel that I've just barely
got my feet on it and that at any minute
T could be knocked off into the lake. I
mean, I feel my whole life is wide open
right now. How am I going to spend the
rest of my life? Who am I going to
spend it with? I've always )umped into
every kind of relationship just, hold
your nose. "Isn't she wonderluJ? She
likes everybody." I wish the world wejl,
but I have just been too scattered. And
I'm learning and I'm scared to death. I
feel wonderful today, but my moods are
so dramatic this year that they're
almost terrifying to me. rm so scared
because I know what I have to do. I
have to stand up for who I am. I've
never said whal I said to you today. I've
never been able to say, 'Tm an artist
and I'm an intellectual." So there. No.
I'm not a ~-setter. no. I'm not an ex-
model: no. I'm not "Looking Good at
43." I am somebody of goodness who ls
this In her heart. and that's how I want
to be perceived. And that's I guess why
doinS a movie and being bad in It
breaks my hwt. becaute It's not a j>b
and it's not about. "I want to be
famous." h's that I want to be a good
anllt. and that's the art rm doing to
pay my mit and I love It, and so if flail
and people ~· "h's awful," I am 90
fragile that '~ bU)' rf8ht into it and I
think, "Oh God. I can't do It." WeU, I can do it. fW
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MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS
By Colleen O'Connor
I t seeing tS believing. l 's clear that
medical technology is revolutioniz-
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and laser -eye problems from cata-
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and can be done in your doctor's office.
Cat.and.IC Last year a.lone. over
150.000 cataract patients chose a
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local anesthetic. the caiaract (a cloud -
ing on the lens of the eye that obstructs
the passage of light to the retina) tS
shattered by an uk rasonic needle
which pcwes through a tiny incisK>n in
the eye to vibrate 40.000 limes a sec-
ond . "Wherever it touches the cataract.
it chops it up and sucks it out," ex-
plains Dr. Charles Kelman. a leading
New York City cataract surgeon who
developed the technique. If the patient
desires. a plastic lens can then be per·
manentJy implanted.
Another advanced procedure in cat.a-
ract surgery involves a new instrument
called the yag, or cold. laser. which is
viewed by many as the "scalpel of the
future." It is so cold that it cuts tissue
with the delicate precision of a
surgeon's knife. Although the full
range of the yag laser's potential is still
under wide investigation, It has already
been used on 500 cataract patients in a
quick opera.lion that UTlproves the
clouded vision that sometimes occurs
after cataract-removal surgery. When
part of the membrane that enclosed the
cataract is left behind after the sureery,
it can darken in some cases, causing a
new impairment of the patient's vision
(many surgeons leave the membrane
intact to help prevent retinal detach-
ment and sv.oelling). Where this once
meant another trip to the operating
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capsule membrane
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laser which bums and coagulates. In a
15-mmute outpatient operatk>n that
employs a topical ane.cithetlc, the laser
light bums through certaln eye tmues,
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Draining this Ouid reduces the intense
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lm:ATS FOR THE
CHINFSE NEW YEAR
By Marilyn Hansen
Chinese New Year! What
thoughts of tun. lea.sting. merri-
ment and joyful customs this
holiday conjures up. Recently I
met the petite, vivacious Eileen Ym-Fei
Lo. a oooking teacher al New York's
China lrutitute in America and author
of The Dim Sum &ok: Oas.sic Recipes
from the Chinese T«Jhouse. I asked her
to tell us about Chinese New Year
customs and to suggest a menu that
you can eaSly prepare at home.
This Chinese New Year, the year of
the pig, will be celebrated on Feb. 13,
and acrording to Chinese beJief. those
bom this year will be smart. love to eat
and have a tendency to be lazy.
On the 24th day of the month bet>re
the New Year. each Chinese household
honors the kitchen God. Legend has it
that he returns to heaven at the end of
each year to report on the family.
Honey is smeared on the mouth of his
image. so that only sweet words will
come out: he is offered sweet cakes and ~ Yn-Fei Lo. with ""'*and.,...,..
other dishes to placate him and then, pt..,,ara a Ottnoe NeAJ rear-~ cish.
after ceremonial prayen, his image is --------------ignited with a match and burned to
send him up to heaven. Afterward. the
traditional fireworks take place to
cha,,e away all evil spirits.
On New Year's Day Eileen tradi--
tionally has had a vegetarian meal,
"ex~ for dams. which bring good
fortune and riches." she says.
Although menus br this holiday fes-
tival vary according to different sec-
tions of Olina. the JoUowing are typical
dishes that Elleen s~s servtng to
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other.
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Tumip Coke
This cake is symbolic at the time of the
New Yeat The cake. the ~pi," represents
one's job, business or lortW\e, and as the
cake rises during baking. one's position is
said to improve.
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1. WWI and peel the turn ips. Cnle them
ooarsdy.
2. In a larae pot, place the turnip$, cold
water, ginger, white wine. garlic and white
pepper. Cover and bring to a boil over low
heat. Lowe heat and simmet with lid par·
tially oper1. lor 20 rnlm.tes. Remove the tur·
nip mixture from the aove. alJow to oool.
then dlacanj the &inaer and piic.
S. In a large mlxfng bowt. mut rice powder
with 2 cups ol the w•er. (Use lhe extra 2
tablespoons ol wller only If lhe rice powder
does ooc at.orb the 2 Clips.) Add the dried
shrimp. sa1J5118e. bla>n. ~ teaspoon ol
white pepper. salt and pork tat. Mix we!.
then add rooked turnips with liquid and
mix wel again.
4. In I 9-indl~ or round cake pan
greated with lard Of peanll oU. p&ace the
tum.Jr,:~ and •earn for I to I ~ hours.
1b wh«her the cake b c:ook.ed. in-
tert 1 c:nop..ick Imo the center. If the
chopSick is deai when pullal out. the cake
is done. If a r9'due remains. oontinue to
•earn until the cake te!l.S done.
S. Remove cake lrom the •earner and allow
It to ~ slW\tJy. JU91 beb'e JerVins.
lpfinlde on the dry-foasted 1e111ne leeds.
•Be certain to UR ria pouxle' and nol
lllutlnous ria, which oomes in a similar
wrapping.
Note: Turnip Cake cannot be froz.en. but
can be refriaeraled either whole or in tlloel.
To reheat. allow the cake to return to room
temperature, then ste1m lor 20 IO 30 min-
utes. or until heated th~. Abo. the c.aD
c.an be pan-hied.
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CAN A PHOTOGRAPH
GIVE YOU A
SEXIER IMAGE?
By John E. Gibson
lllUE OR F A.LSE1
l. Lade of trust in your partner can
detract from your sex life.
2. Mose people's favorite colors are the
ones they perceive as being sexiest
3. A photograph of an attractive man
or woman is likely to have more sex
appeal 1han 1he same individual does
in person .
4. Using sex as a "reward" for a
spouse's behavior is almost certain to
take much of the pleasure out or an in-
timate love relationship.
5. Some people experience a more en-
joyable love life in lheir dreams lhan
in reahry.
8. Men·~and women's ideas aboul sex
and romance are becoming more simi·
lar.
I . 7hle. In a Universiry of Penn-
sylvania study of the elements which
add or df!tract from the plea,,ure of an
inlimate love relationship, a team of
specialists found that many people
who complain that they take no plea-
sure in 9eX have had very few rela-
tionships in which lhey have devel-
oped a sense of trust.
2. F~. In a studr of the sexually
stimulatln9 effect o colors, psycholo-
gists at Loyola Univmity (La.) examined
the correlation between the "sexiness"
ot a color and a preference for that col-
or. Male and female college students
were asked to arrange colors in the
order of mo5t to I~ sexually stimulat·
ing. After 1he researchers rea>rded the
responses. they presented the color
samples again to the subjs:ls and <Ked
lhe subjects to arrange the colors in
order of personal preference. The re-
sults were reported as follows: Sexual
ranklng'I placed red-Oran&e al the top
of the list, followed by dark blue. vio-
let, black, yeJlow and 9reen. Brown
and p;ay finished last In the "te.XY'"
sweepstakes. Thi.s rankln& was dlffer-
enl from the personal preference rating
which placed dark blue at lhe lop,
followed bys~. ytilow, brown. red-
orange. gr1y, black and viola.
3. Fol#. In a study of ma.le and female
undergraduates, conducted by Invest!·
aators at Ea.tt Tenne11ee St_.e Univer-
sity, one ll'OUP of IUb;edJ w• shown
llfe-slte pfctures of members of the op-
posite sex (which had been rated •
vlrtUllly ldendcal In level• of altr9C-
tlvtn•). Eel subjed w• alked to .aare at a liven pk:ture for a two-
6 'AJ/AY wma.r. ~ •• ,.
minute period. A galvanic skin re-
sponse instrument was used lo me.
sure lhe arousal levels of each person.
Each of the second group ol StJbjecls
was introduced to one of the people
who had posed for the p1aures and in-
structed to maintain a two-minute
period of eye conlact. The results
showed that not only were subjects in
the real-life interaction si8J1ificantly
more physically aroused than the
other group. but they also perceived
their partners to be more inteUi9ent
and more attractive.
4. True. The aforementioned Universi-
ry of Pennsylvania study concluded
that "some people use sex as a punish·
menl or as a reward, and this is one of
lhe most common ways to make sex
less enjoyable than ii might be." The
study also pointed out thal people can
take the joy out of sex by lryins. too
hard to achieve a mutually salistflng
relationship. In some experiences,
Stich as employment, the study noted
that trylns hard can lead to sua::es.
But in other experiences. such as sex,
trying loo hard doesn't pay off at all.
5. 7hle. In a study of sexual salisfac-
1ion. researchers at Chi~'s Loyola
Universiry found that socne people
who are unable to obtain romantic
fulfillment in the conscious. inhibited
waking state, report achievin& fulfiU·
men1 In their dreams. On the other
hand,· ii was found th• others enjoy
what misht be termed the bett of both
their conscious and unconaclous
worlds -a1tainin9 a hlAh desree of
romanlic satisfaction both while ·a.s1~ and awake.
I. Fa/Sil. Studies conducted by aodAI
,aenti9t.S from Fordham Unlvenity
(N.Y.). William Pater10n Coll• (NJ.)
and KMI\ Colle&e (NJ.) Indicated lhll
American males and femalm condn-.e
to suttaJn li8J'llficant dlff!Rncn tn
their Mtltodes and feellnp fellld'na
9Uual behavior and In the ways In
which they define and lntecflle the emodonaJ and IOCial llpecli o( I love
ttladonlhlp -Ml1 thou,tl. • tht In·
vat1..,on obeefved, "It IPPll" thlt the 1exa are becom.lna ITIOIUtmllar in _. fA MIXUll ldtvhy." fW
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The National Audubon Society announces
The Birds of the Countryside by Anthony J. Rudisill
Twelve porcelain collector's plates by a renawned wildlife artist. Portraying birds
feeding, building their nests, caring for their young ... in authentic natural settings.
Official issue of
the National Audubon Society.
Limited First Edition.
Advance Deadline: February 28, 1983.
Anthony J. Rudisill is one of those rare "Vildlife
artists who can capture the true personalities of
bilds and show them as they really are. For that
reason, his remarkable biid portraits have won
him "Best in Show" awards and.praise from art
critics throughout the country. And, for the
same reason, the National Audubon SOC1ety
has selected Rudisill as the official artist for a
major new series: The Birds of the Countryside
Porcelain Plate Collection. And you are invited
to acquire the limited First Edition of thi5 new
collection by this distinguished artist.
Rudisill is a naturalist as well as an artist. He
actually goes into the forests and woodlands
to study birds at firsthand -observing and
sketching them in much the aame way as John
James Audubon did a century and a half ago.
Then Rudisill returns to hit studio whett he
~ates the beautiful, rollatk work& that have
won him national a«&.im.
The spirit, the vitality of birds
For this important National Audubon Society
collection, Rudisill has created twelve btrd por-
traits -each depicting a different bird species
in a typical life adMty. For ex.ample: a pair of
hummingbirds fftds on the nectar of a yellow
jonquil. A northern oriole builds a nest in the
branches of a pin oak. A red-crested caidinal
pleb befr\es in the snow of 1 late Febnwy af·
ternoon. A group of scarlet tan-sen lea ms how
to fly. A brightly plumed goldfirich tUn • t.th
in a summer pond.
Each of the twelv. bild portraits is wann
and delightful. and each has been authen-
ticated for accuracy by experts of the National
Audubon Society.
Meticulously craftl .. d in fine porcelain
and hand decorated with 24kt gold
Each of these original bird portraits has been
created by Rudisill in the form of a fine porce-
lain collector's plate, crafted with painstaking
care under the supervision of Franklin Porce-
lain. All of the designs and the colors are totally
faithful to the artist's works. And to assure that
every feature and detail of the birds can be
dearly seen, each imported plate will measure
a full 9 inches in diameter. To further enhance
the beauty of the art, the plates will be individ-
ualJy hand decorated with a bonier of pim 24
karat gold.
A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany
the collection, and a specially written reference
folder aboµ~ the bird portrayed will be sent
with each plate. The issue price is $55 per plate,
which is payable in two convenient monthly
installments.
First Edition available now
You have the opportunity to acquire the First
Edition of The Birds of the Countryside Por-
celain Plate Collection. This will be a UmJted
edition and the only edition whkh will carry the
artist's signature. The First Edition will be per-
manently restricted to the exact number of
valid subscriptions for the series entered by
June 1984. Thereafter, this lumted First Edition
will never be made available again.
For those who love nature -who appreciate
fine art-who enjoy owning and displaying
works of enduring value -this is a singular
opportunity. To acquire the First Edition, be
sure to mail your application by the advance
subscription deadline of February 28, 198.3.
Send it to the National Audubon Society, d o
Frank.Jin Porcelain, Franklin Center. PA 19091,
by that date. ·
Tht bode of tr1C. h
plait 111 tht Fl,.,t
Edition U'lll bnlr
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clo FrAnklin Porcelain
fr.nltJln u nter. Pennsylvania 19091
Plir•M mteT my sub9cription to the liaUted F1rtt
Edition of The Birds of the Counttyslde Porctlain
Pbte Collection by Anthony J. Rudisill, consisting
ol 12 lbw porcelain plates hand dfeorat~ In 24kt
gold. The platn will be Mnt to me at the conVftllent
rate of one every otltn month.
I need send no payment now. I will be ~ for
' each JUI• In two equal monthly ln1tallme11t1 of
S27 50" each, with the flnt payment d~ In advance
of shipment. .,,.,. .., ·-..,,. ,..
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CAN CHANGING YOUR
NAME CHANGE YOUR LIFE?
By Antonio van der Meer
W hen my grandfather first
met my grandmother, he
introduced himself as
Leo; she told him her
name was Helen. When he decided to
ask my grandmother to marry him. he
nervously told her the truth -his real
name is Alben. Although fearful or
J rebuke, he received a sta111ing conJe.s.
sion instead -her real name is Con-
cetta. They decided they were perfect
for each other anyway and got married.
In fact. they just celebrated their SOth
anniversary, as Leo and Helen.
Although there are no accurate st<l-
tistics available, It appears that chanit
Ing one's name is becoming an increas-
ingly popular trend. "We see about 25
name<hange cases a week." repons
Charles Prater, a county clerk In Los
Anseles. There seems to be something par-
ticularly American about name chant
ing. As immigrants arrived at Ellis
Island in New York during the early
I 900's, forei8.Jl names were often im-
mediately abbreviated and American-
iled. Today many people are switching
first and/or last names simply because
they've decided that the names they
received at birth Just don't suit them.
Even though you had your name
thrust upon you and can take little
credit or blame for it, it still shouts out
something about you. "Just as you buy
a product by Its name,· so you
cal!f>rize and relate to people by what
they re called." says 0( Leonard N. R
Ashley, former president of the
American Name Society and proles.sor
of English at Brooklyn Collfae In New
York.
:zo F"*-" w~ • rrMJAltY •. 1•
Dr. Ashley believes there's nothing
wrong with calling yourself something
different. "h's silly to stick with a name
you don't llke. It's like wearing shoes
lhal are too small or dothes that don't
look good on you."
One 31-year-old woman from
Newport, RI., who WM called Cathy all
her life found that even a small change
can mean a lot "I haled 'Cathy.' It made
me sound like a cheetteader." she
recalls. When I turned 30 I changed my
name to Catherine and right awrj I felt
more mature. People t&Xe me more
seriously now. I'm only 5 foot 3, but
Catherine gives me a taller imaee -
stately and more beautiful."
A new name can make a difference
in how people perceive you, but often
that's be<:Ause the change allows you to
perceive yourself differently.
Christopher Andersen, author of 'TM
Name Game (Jove), tells the story d a
man who went from Oaire to Bob.
.. O aire was very insec:utt because hb
name sounded feminine. He claimed
that every woman he met lalJ8hed M
him. When he was 25, he ~an using
the name Bob and soon discovered
that his relationships with women im-•
proved significantly. Without the
stumbling block at the beginning of
every relationship, his confidence and
social ability increased."
The results. however. aren't always
exactly what an individual hopes tor.
Elizabeth. a 15-year-old high school
student. decided she wanted a perkier,
more sociable name, so she asked
friends to call her Sunny. Pretty soon
she found she co.uldn't "live up to suc.h
a cheerful~d1ng name. When I got
a bad grade or had a blue day. the
name Sunny irritated me." So after six
months. she switched back.
Changing your name ~eraJly in·
volves no legal complicat10ns. "In the
U.S., you can call yourself anything you
like u long a,, there b no attempt at
fraud.'' explains Or. Ashley. You can
make the change simply by teUing
friends and relatfves 10 call you by the
new name, and ii you like. how It
sounds and ~ you can art uslna it
on credit cards, II the bank, m:.
It's not nectSSUy to have your name
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GOING HUNGRY IN
THIS LAND OF PLENTY
By Loretta Schwartz-Nobel
I k>und her by accident. trying to
crawl out of her doorway and
down the broken concrete steps
in an e&>rt to get food . She was
84 and living alone Ill what k>oked
like an abandoned house near
the corner of Ninth and Balnbrid8e
Streets in South Philadelphia, less than
a mile away from my comk>rtable town
house. On her head was a small cro-
cheted cap. Once. long aso. when her
husband was alive and she could still
walk, she taught crocheting. Her name
was Martha Roca. She had almost
starved 10 death.
That afternoon in 1974, I went With
my 7-year-old daughter Rebekah to our
local supermarket and bought food k>r
Mrs. Roca. In the months that k>Uowed.
we began talons several bags of gro-
ceries to her each Saturday afternoon.
Rebekah thought of it as the best part of
our week. There was something in the
experience of giving that moved and
delighted her. When Martha Roca
laughed, tears streaming down her face.
and said. "Thank you. thank you. darl-
ing dear." Rebekah telt her joy and be-
lieved we were solving the problem. But
by then, I had done some research and
learned that there were thousands of
other people in Philadelphia who were
desperate k>r food. ! I knew that whar was true m PhiJa. J delphla mU5t also be true in other areas.
I! so over the next seven years I traveled ! to the hovels and back alleys of Boston.
1 Chicago and Washington. finding the
... hungry. speaking to experts and pub-
lishing my findings. I spoke to the hun-
gry in rural shacks and urban ghettos,
on lndian reservations and in homes
that once could have been considered
midd1e-class.
I met one young mother who lived
wtlh her five children in a single room at
the top of a brown1tone on N Street in
the northwe!t 9edion of WaMlinfJton,
0.C. She proudly explained that she
used to run out of food au the time but
fared better now becau!le she didn't buy
any meat, fruit or milk.
f looked at her children, ages 4, 5. 7, 8
and 9, 5'tln8 '° vesy quietly on the ftoor
in the darkened room. One little girl
smiled at me shyty.
"Whal do the children eatr' I asked
the woman.
"Ra," she answered. 'They never
22 PA*YW~·~•·rm
complain as Ions as I cook enough rice
to fill them up."
Now in 1983. hunser in America is in-
creasing. Some 31.8 million people are
living on incomes below the Federally
established poverty level of SS,900 a
year k>r a family of two ($9.287 k>r a
family of k>ur~ The rising cost of food,
the fixed incomes of our elderly, the rise
in unemployment and the cut.s in
Federal aid programs are combinine to
create millions of newly poor and
hungry people.
All across th.is country. hunsier is spill-
ing into the middle class. AmerX:ans can
no longer sm~ label the hungry as
"lazy" and iust brget them. A group of
"new poor' has emerged -men and
women who are losing their jobs. ex-
Hunger la now •pilling
lnlD the mlddle dau.
Amerlama am no longer
label the poor aa "I~'
and juat forget them
hausting their finaooal resources. using
up their unemployment benefits and
losing their homes. r,ures released by the Employment
and 1\'aining AdriUnistratkm show that
lesa than half of the people out of work
are receiving aid. In many cases. their
unemployment benefits have run out
and. as a result of new budget restric-
tions, they are not eligible k>r welfare or
bx1 Mlllistance.
Many of the poor have taken to the
road, looking bra chance to earn a liv-
ing. In some cases they are sleeping In
cars (In Tulsa, Okla .. 200 to 300 people
are reportedly living under brkises) and
scrou~ throush dumpsters br food.
Countless numbers are arriving al food
~ers br the first time, ashamed and
humiliated and frantic that their tammes
will 80 hungry.
Oecroil now tw ei&ht soup klchens
fe@d~ 20,000 people a week. and
Mayor Coleman Young says he wants
to open six more. A year ~. the Selv•
lion Army Harbor ~ Cener In
Oetrok fed 290 to 300 people a ~t.
Now that number has Jumped to 300 to
500 MCh nWlt· ~Cul Methodist 0-..rch fe«il 700 a nilht. and ac-a>rdi'll to The . F.d ~. "For every penon we leed, we tum one
INiay ~ we don't have any bod
to feed them." In Houaon, the lntertallh Hur.-C.0.lllon ll)'t the demand br
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use only as dlreeted.
OOlllGHUll•Y
emergency kxxl rose 80 percent in lhe
first twcHhirds of 1982. Meanwhile. in
New York the Ea.st Harlem Interfaith
Welfare Commission reports that the
number of people seeking kxxl assis-
tance has increMed fivei>ld. and St.
Stephen's Church in St.Louis says it has
seen a 5().pero!nt increase Ill the de-
mand k>r bod.
At the same time that 12 million peo-
ple Canno( find jobs, over S30 billion has
been cut from the programs thal can
help them. According to Robert Green-
stein, director of the Center on Bod.get
Policy Priorities in Washington. D.C ..
programs serving poor and unem-
pklyed people made up on!y lO percent
ot nondetense spending. but they ac-
counted klr approxunately half of fiscal
1983's budget cuts .
Such cut.s c.ao be cou~erproductive.
Lhough. reports Dr. Jean Mayer, nutrition
specialist and president of Tufts Univer-
sly. "a case of being penny.wige and
''For every pertlOll we
feed," 11ays a Detroit
mlniaaer, ''we tum one
away beaiuae we don't
have any food.''
pound-bolish." For example, according
to Mayer, each dollar cut from the
Women and Infant Children's nutntion
program saves al leasl SJ or S4 ui med.-
cal care later.
More cuts In funds lor k>od stamps
and school lunches and breakfasts are
expected. ~listics are constantly chang-
ing. bul the most recently proposed
reduction in k>od.Qamp benefits in-
cludes cuts lor millions of elderly men
and women who worked all of their
lives, retired and are now living on fixed
inromf!S.
In the last IWO fiscal yea.rs. appropri~
lions for low-income programs have
been cut by 45 percent (after adjusting
for inflation). Qne million persons have
been remove6 from the food.stamp
program and 20 million more are get·
ting lower benefits. And lor fiJCal year
'84, the Office of Manasement and
Budget recently recommended further
reduct.loM total Ina s 1.4 billion ln
domestic food-usistance programs
such as food stamps and school
breakfasts tor poor children.
Over the years I have learned Chat,
once lnbrmed, the American people
are caring people. I have abo learned
thal our individual efforts really do mat-
ter. After an a11icle I wroce abouc Martha
Roca was published. many orpniza-
tlons rushed to her aid. I became busy
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when I planned to
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A true story hy John B Hoikey
Starting with borro wed money Durocleon
gave me th e opportunity for financial security
In eight years I sold out at a profit and retired
'1Dt unul I,..., ronr did t mall~ up my n11nd that I•••
l:Ul"ll 10 ~t1~ be<o,.. ten ynA had poo....t. t Ion""' I
1u1.1ldn'1do11 working for othe,.,. I had lO t l<lr1 "bu•I•
M .. of tny 6wn
t 1nvnhtated • lot o( b ... 1n-oCJ'ered u trench·
, ... I felt lh•l I •enw.l the tuidanc.olanupen•"""ll
C'Otnpany-wanted to h•n lh• beneftt.a 11fthe plaftO that
had brou11ht 1uettU co olh•"· plu• lh• beMftl of run·
n1n1 my own b ... ,..._ under ao e.Ubli1h..t name that
had nat10t1AI f'9C'9P 1tton
-Mo.t of the rrandu-orr.NCI .,.,.. too C09tl7 (or -
l!.ut I found lh•l llw °'4rHle911 ft.ftth1 .. orr.rtd 1M
n~ly what I had betn looltin• for
"I n1Uld •lut fVr a amall amount You can ttarl a
dealership (or u 1iui. u '3.488 A.nother ..,c.loe It a
•11.M&l'llllcaah tn-...... 1. and <f)'6uQu.alil)'. tNr..
1-n can worti out ONr.tilll (Of halrth11 •-.O\. I twtd
work it uaon•·m•n bual-touart. 1ndoperat.e(to111
my home Nn nmce or thop or oth•r overhud. no
.. t•rlff to p.y &quip-et would n1 In my car trvnll. 11
ho.lflll the rn.cll later. wt el pnitlta.1 Beet of •11. iMft
•aa nq calllnc on m7 utnlnft I couW bvlld • bwol-
•• bit u my •mbitlon and.,...,.,. dlcta....S. I could put
nn aa man7 fMn ae I Mede4 -.""9" •l\1 vol um. AM I
<Wtd Wiid llUle b7 ltttle, or aa C-.. I •19M4
"So I at.orWIL I IAIOll 1t. _.,.rllil tnillltlf ""1\1.._.
b7 the e91111Nifl1 I lbllO'#ed ~ 1llllflle plu ou\lined in
the ualn1111. Dutlnc the ftnt pe,._. l<llld all tM Mn let
'#Ork lftJWI< Ry ........ tt 11\1 .. lr, I -a. -!Mt 111~
mot9'9f'hwr!M11 l llM-111•e11 a •l•l'J· Le'9t, l -w hire -·· tr9ln tMM, 11t1 tMtlt .. 11. aM •111
ma lie an hourly p""1t Of! th•tr tl!IM that made my.._
of ••ll..,ment pcmooble
"What "Ou~1Hn1An1mp""'.cl llfl'KW·-ie P'-
f,,,, dunln1 uphol......., tunltuN, r\llf and \eektMI
do*n .-."'""' h ILft.outtlMrdlrt by m-ruof oo obow-
bent dry loom
"That't \he bu111Ma I••• abi. lO ot.orl with• email
1nv .. 1""'"' That' a I.ha b.Hlneaa l aold ovt at a 111bon..n·
llal prot\t bei'bft t waa nfty "
Would 111\1 Ith lb ... ,,. Ule rt..,._ e~yttd It, lb
H.1111•~ You C'aA Lort ... •nd ,...., Wtth no obllaatleo..
our 32..,_.. '-lllet w11h all \lit fat'U liuomp..,..ct..11
No Nl .. man w1ll ever«1ll un7ou. Ollrboolllet •lllahow
STEP BY STIP how le-" <u~ ucl how lO-"
thttm to .--nd )'OU to ethen lttfAJL COUPON 'I().
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Now! You Can Start Your Own "Mi/lion Dollar" Zoysia Lawn! -
By Milfe Senlfiw, Agronomist, Lakeland Nurseries
H your family It like mine, you're squeezing every dotlar to mak• •ur•
you hav• enOU9h to go around. And It looka Ilk• things are going to •tay
that wey.
One wsy to cut •xpen ... Is to cut the co.ti, and wortii, of lawn car•.
For Hample, a woman wrote about her zoyala lawn that the Md mowed
It onty twice AU SUMM!A. Sha Mdn'I ~t a cent on wffd·klllera. Not
one cent for f•rtUliars. Y•t her lawn waa •green and weecf.free at•
pKeca'"'.
ZOVSIA LAWN S STAY GREEN
THROUGH HEAT AND DROUGHTS
~the ecorch1n1111n bum lawrw around you
into hay-your ioyaia 1tay1 '"-hand ITeerl.
an tmft'ald UJlt ol ~auty I have ytt to wai..r my own zoya1a lawn. Onti day I ow that my 1prinkler had 1ottm cobweb•! In low!t •
1oy1ia lawn wu declared tht are1'1 '-1op
Lawn-nearly perlKt " YH thta lawn had b.n wawnd only once I.hat tntire 111mm~
Cut your water !Mila. Save the work of
l•wn 1prinklln•· Start a fam<HH Zoy1la 1Taa1 lawn now.
Weed lulhn& rhem1cah .,,. '•Or ~EEOED lo• a W\'ed tref' f~ • Zuys•a Lawn
How &a II poa11ble th1t Famo111 Meyn Z.:>2 7,oy11a 1tay1 wHd f?w w1tho11t &a&nl( npcn·
11ve, n1ky chemical•' It fT'O•• ao lh1ck lhat crabcTua lweedlHed1don't1Hmou1h h•ht to IJft'mlna~·
Hu Cut Mowm1 To Once A Month
Zoy11a l'l"O•• aldewe,ya, not )Wit up hit• onimary IJTU• It forma a lhlcli, interwoven ~oftari'lhat keepe ltn••ll1f"OOllled look
wM\a lon,-er It cut. your mOWU11 by hall,
2 3 or more'
No Res••d1n1-No1 Evert-With
ukeland'1 f~ loyS11
Plq 1n Lalltland Zoy1la and never buy
IJTue 9"d .,ain. Zoy1la lawn• don't IJTOW
old, !My iu• "'°" IMicier They 1parkle ander 100" h.at "•Y fT'Mfl lhrou1h dro111hi. They real.ti di_.• and inaeda which ruin Ol'dinary ,.,_. Af\ar •harp &oata, they
only rtve op tlMir ,,._color, theft l':"fl llP betUt-than evw aach Collowto1 Svnn•.
Famoua Zoyaia •iv• yov the ~t thlnc t.o ao lnd•tnct.lblt laWI'\ you have IV~ '""·
End1 Wnhout1 on StMp $'°1)91
Part.ct Where Other GrH1e1 Do Poorly
0.11>"roo4ed 10y1ll holda eoU In plac.,
"4pe It from wuhln11way from alo~ It'• yoo.r pert.ct ane_. for wom 011! or .....ty .,....., coo. ln a typbil n-.papar artid. I r..d
(quot.II. "iiN'adln• yovr euftllt lawn"
NO NUD TO DIC UP YOUR LAWN
'LUC IN 1~2 tOVSIA
reqoi~• the rifht NlecUOn of (T ... aeed plua
"resular applludon1 of fertllil~ (and Jim~ where nf'eded).'' Thia article alao 1a.id you need. "weed1 lnaect ind diHaH control "
Sound famlJ11r? Of courMI
Why not fo!Jfl!t all that work and HPf!!Ae. and plu1 in f'amou1 Meyer Z.62 Zoy11a? To uplJTade your lawn with aoyaia don't d1-II
up. JWJt eet plu11 in\o bol• In the aoll a foot apart or leu_ L,,t thoae plup aprnd toward ~ach other to tonn a ~ of aolid turf
Growth i1 IO vit'oroo1 it cbok• out old
srowth yov want '° set nd of. WEEDS INCLUDED.
from ~st to ~st
People Wnto to
Mike Senlflw A,ronom1st
Froa'Hud_,, N.Y., E La Roche wnt.el how he pl1nl.ad
Diop "in the worn poaa1ble
plau--d&Y With weeda and 1Tanl It
formed a 4• thldi carpet of.,. .... Not child.
ren, clop, c:ai.\ ~abbii., ntnmely hot nn or droucht could inll It "
From Sacramento, Calif .. J.M. writ.M how be bou1ht oar Zoytla Hfor a wHd lnfMi..d
a pot-it took C&ff o( lh• problam "
Fro.. Indiana, M.A. Low. Sr. writ. how hf
vieii.d a phyaldao tri.nd ln Alben IAa. Minn. wh-be NW a "whole back yud wu
1niirely In z.oysla and It wu bMotiflll . a
det_j> """·" The 1uce.a of many lhou1and.a of deli.ht·
ed Fl!Doo-4' Zo:rlli• own"" awa.1'9 }'Oil. Prove it \o younalf today.
''SarM D•Y Fresh"
'1'M day wa (Nt your pluE the dq they .,. on thair way to you. ... tN.lln ..
COllD&e, LA~eland h¥ 2 ahlpp n1 DOU\wl,on• lo tha Mld-t a.nd OM I.it th• IHt. 1'0\11' lll•P,, 911t from lh.....,.... point "Same Day r'NIJI" and ned.Y to fl'OW, 11\toatnf
el\up c:ollldioft die ---tQOllQtaloaf' wa:r, On tiedlt catd oedln. tJi,e tblpplac -' .nu
ba .,,..Jd by 111 u4 Wlltd to yoer -nL
· L.ak•l•nd'• T~.( 30-8•1o•·Z•ro Zoysi•
T•k•• W••r, Tear, Coolrouta, Chlldr•n'•
Game• ... Alter 30 Below Zero Wlnte11, It
llounc•• B.clr Green, Thick, And BHuffful!
Clo .. at Thing To An lnde1tr11ctlbl• t:.wn You
HnefHr Se•nl
POOf' S0tl' No Problem•
Our Pamou Zoyaa plop an ao •coro111
-1uan.ntH them to rrow whatever your IOLl-&om !>Mvy d aya to undy .. ~
Yoo cannot 1-
ITS SO EASY ANO
INEXPENSIVE TO START A
MAGNlrlCENT ZOVSIA LAWN
Start your own mq"11Jftc.o1, parenrual
aoy.ia lawn with u (~ u 100 plup J111t
let your plu1a eatabliah aolid IAlrl'. Then
ta.kt up tranaplani. and plu.a. In other pl• cea \o YOW' h..n'1 deaire. P111cnlCI ar~u ITOW rifht be& into eolld tvrl. YO\lraopply of pl1111 ui eodl ....
Prices and fUrpins
1f you plant mOf'I ITUI that aii. there
a.nd 1t.naa1i..-or di• on yov-you may
not miuyourwork and mon1y.Jt'tthetimt
you cannot raoovv! So plNM don 'toonf\iN ~bland'• 3().Below·~o Zoylia with any oniinary torl offered u a "btlrsaln." If our
plo•• cwt a lilll• more ln the beslnnlna. they remain, lo tht Ions run, the only tnae
ba.raa.ln for your laWll.
Order fuarantffd ]"~
110y8'a pl:f: aow, for deU•ery from
Ol&r ne ..... 1talpptn•polnt. Yo.arorder
will be aent at U.e Hrlleet """'"" u-to plant In your ....._
Meyer Z·S2 Zoytia Glau wu p1rlec1.o ~ by the U S OO'lt IM •tlllnd 1n Co· •
operation wttri lhe U.S. GOif AIJ0C1a1ton
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GOING HUllOaY leaders to lof'set. It means not looking
the other way.
with various things and stopped taking ~============= her food. I did not know thai everyone F
involved would assume. as I had as-
sumed. that someone else was taking
care of her.
Some months later. on a cold Satur·
day morning, I returned, carrying a bag
of ~roceries. As I walked toward Mar·
tha s house. I realized how much I had
missed her. I knocked on the battered
The woman looked at the
grocerle11, then at me; her
eyer grew aolrer,
apologetic. ''rm llO~
la~ but you 're mo late."
old door. supporting the bag on my
knee. There was no answer. I knew she
had to be home. She rarely went out.
Maybe she's visiting next door. I told
myself. I went to the next house and
rang the bell. A hea~ woman peeked
out the window. then opened the door.
''I'm looking lor Martha Roca." I said.
The woman looked at the groceries,
then at me; her eyes grew softer, almost
apologetk. "I'm sorry. lady, but you're
too late. They carried her out of there
la.st week. If I had known she needed
food. I would have brought her some-
thing, I really would. I never heard a
sound from her. She starved to death
right In her bed."
Martha Roca's death taught me that
what each of us does or fails to do. even
on the smallest scale. does make a dif.
ference. The answers to the immediate
crlsls wUl come from the aaion th~
eadl of us takes and the responsibUltles
that each o f us wumes. II me11U not
rgettlna as I ~· ft means not allow-Ina our neiahbors or our polltkal
How You C:C.. Help
There are many simple things thar
people can do. With the help of friends
and neighbors. Rita Ungaro Schiavone.
a middle-aaed. middle<lass woman in
northeast Philadelphia, is feeding over
400 of the most isolated poor and
fonnerly hungry people in her area She
1s doing it with no Federal funding and
no CJovemment help. Individuals simply
cook an extra meal whenever they can.
Volunteers deliver the food and spend
an hour a week visiting. The group 1s
called Aid for Friends. To learn more
about their work. call (215) 338-4039,
or write to Aid lor Friends, Rita Ungaro
Schiavone, 2810 Hargrave Street, Phil-
adelphia, Pa. 19136. A manual on how
to stan your own group is available
Please send S2 to cover handling and
postage.
Here are Just a few other ideas:
• Cootact your local religious group or
senior center to find out about the needs
and resources in your community.
• Donate food or volunteer to work in
a food pantry, where the hungry can set
an emergency food supply for a few
days.
• Take responsibility for helping to
feed a single senior citizen or child.
• Have people at your place of work
contribute a small amount, say $1 a
week, and use the money to help feed
hungry people.
• Call or write to The Second Harvest
Nation al Foodbank Necwork and learn
how to start a foodbank In your area:
(602) 252·1777: Central Office. 1001
North Central Street. Suite 303.
Phoenix, Ariz. 85004.
• To learn more about budget cuts.
lobbying eftoru and k>cal hunger
warches, amtac:t Breld for the Woild:
(20'l) 722-4100; 641 J O\Ulum Pl~.
N.W:, WMttlJ\lon. D.C. 20012. IW
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$URVIVE
IF YOU'RE
FIRED
By Merrie Spaeth
, Layoffs across the coufllry U1 recent
months have meant marmatryflJmUles
must face the finanoal cnsis that ac-
companies a JOb loss How can a lam1-
ly cope' For adu1ce. FAMILY WEE.KLY
consulted James C Cabrera. president
of the country's /argesi outplacement
firm. Drake Beam Monn Inc.. and co-
author of the recently released Parting
Company How to Survive the Loss of a
Job and Find Another Successfully
(Harcourr. Broce. Jovanootch)
Q: Mr. Cabrera. whar's the most impor-
tant consideration lor someone who
has 1ust lost his or her JOb'
A:. rd list four things Firsi. don't panic
-get ahead. no! even! Second. realize
it's a full-time job to find another job.
Third. prepare yourself for a very
organized campaign to locate that next
job. Fourth, be realistic about your
financial needs and resources. That
means you immediately sit down and
make a cash 00¥> statement and figure
out which expenses vou absolutely
must pay, like rent or a mortgage. and
which you can cu t out. like vacations.
Q: How extensively should a family cut
back'
A; Anything which isn't a necessity
should be eliminated right away. Most
people aren't reahsoc and they go
ahead and take the planned vacation
or make a large ptJrchase. Even educa-
tional expenses should be carefully
reviewed
Q : Where should unemployment
benefits come in'
A:. You should apply right away. Most
individuals who are let go get some
sort of severance pay from their
employers. What can be collected from
the state unemployment office will vary
from state to state We recommend fH.
ing right away and letting the state
deci~ when you become eligible. That
way. you don't Jose any payments for
which you qualify.
Q: Do people really have any choice
about severance?
A: If it's an individual situation, you ac·
tually have more bargaining power. In
merger or layoff situations. lhe com-
pany has already made lls ~rsonneJ
MaM SpcNth 11 a hwlan« wfltt'r UJtth a
maSJtr's <hgr'tt in business admm1Slrat/Ofl
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plans, which must be fair and uniform.
and it's hard for the company to
deviate. A point to remember: Many
people leap at the the chance to have a
lump sum payment. We recommend
thal you ask to receive the sever-
ance as a weekly or monthly check.
Q: What about health insurance?
A: No family st)ould be without
medical insurance. Take the conver·
tabllity provision that most companies
offer even if it seems expensive. In a
two-job family, the spouse who's
employed may be able to pick up the
family plan. IW
Certain to please you and yo1Ar family
and to add a touch of distinction to your home
Garden -Bird -Miniatures
A Collection of Finest Quality Hand-Painted British Porcelains
only s9 95 ea ~:;=:r_,
America's most beautiful prden b irds
now captured by a great nature artist
In his Hrst collection of miniatures.
I" tfus t1ukan1tna colltc11011. America's
most beautiful 8arden birds wall be
portrayed in fine porcelain m1n1atures
Evoking the living presence of a differ-
ent bird ea ch sculpture as a new and
oraganal work ol art by Christopher
Schulu . one of America s most ral-
ented nature artists This Is has first
miniature sculpture collection. and it
wall bnng the brightness or nature into
your home wuh the splendor of the
natural colors or the bards
Each Miniature an Exquisite
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The collectlon comes ahve with
bright hues ol a garden busy with the
passing of your favorite birds Here. the
delicate markings or the Colden
Crowned Ktnclet. perched on a leafy
branch There, the finely detailed
fe.ltherln& of a saucy Blue lay in a
scolding pose The rich reds and blacks
of a Cardinal. seemln&IY wa1tin& pa-
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Ruby Throated Hummlncblrd hovers
over a Trumpet Flower The chttry
Coldfln<h br1cht with the yellow of the
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miniature 1Culpture Is • visual poem -
a tribute to the perfection of nature
Cratted of fine b isque porcelain.
painted by hand
Fane b15'1ue porcelam has lona
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and subtle coloring These qualities
make 1t the perfect "body' tor the art ol
Christopher Schultz, &lvtne his incom-
parable bird sculptures warmth and de-
tail Further enhancing the beauty of
his wor\. each miniature ts meticu-
lously painted by hand to brin& out the
tiniest feature accurately
To ensure that rhese miniatures are
~ual in every way to the quality of the
art they will be cratted under the
supervision of Royal Cornwall•. Ltd 1n
Britain. where there Is a centuries-old
tradition ol skilled craftsmanship and
hand-paintinc ol hne porcelains
Displayed on the wall of a favorite
room. in the custom hardwood display
rad that will accompany your collec·
t lon. these maanlflcent miniatures will
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Not available anywhere else
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other. more tJ1pen11ve bird mlnlat•mts.
but they wlll not have this one. They will
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enchanted return the miniature and your
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WHEN PARENTS
ACT LIKE KIDS
By Judsen Culbreth
I t was what the Beatles would have
called a hard day's night. My hus-
band was tied up at the office and.
aher my own hectic day at work. I
had to face our 2-year~ld daughter -
alone
She didn't want to read MeeJ Babar
and Hts Famif)I She did want to read
Babar at Home -the book we'd left at
nursery school. She didn't want dinner.
She did want rookies. She didn't want
a bath. then she didn't want to get out
of the bath She didn't want to play
with her dishes. She did want to help
Mommy do real dishes. When she
poured a pot of water on the Door. I
wanted bedtime. After the diaper skir·
mish, the pajama battle. the all~ut
toothbrushing war. I thought I had her
subdued. "Please give Mommy a kiss
~ nislht." I asked sweetly. She socked
me in the eye.
"That's it!" I screamed. "I am sick.
sick. SICX of you! Leave me alone'" I
shouted as I slammed the door and left
her dutching her blanket tearfully.
The next day I called my sister. a
two<hild veteran. 'Tm a terrible
mother," I wailed, repeating my story.
"I wouldn't worry about it," she reas-
sured me. "You just had a parent tan·
trum. It happens to all of us.''
Why do sensible adults. who love
their children and want to do their best
by them. sometimes feel so angry at
those very same children?
"Anger is a normal response to diffi.
cult behavior.'' says child psychiatrist
Dr. Nina Uef, director of the Early
Childhood Development Center of the
New York Medical Collese and author
of ~First Year of U~ and The Second
Year ol Ulr (Sadlier Press).
However. u undmaandable as those
feejlnp may be, adds Dr. Uef, It's up to
the parent to express them appro-
priately. "A parent's tantrum doesn't
teach the·child anything wonhWhile.
Funhermore. it only makes the parent
feel guilty ..
The key 10 breaking the cyde of
anger 1s to develop empathy. The more
understanding you develop. the more
likely your child is to respond raiional·
ly. According to one study, 11 is the ag-
gressive parental response that leads
the child to more disobedience and the
parent to even harsher discipline.
while a gentler response actually pro-
duces better behavior.
In theory. if sounds simple: Be nice
to your child, and she will be nice to
you. The only wrinkle in this is that a
chlld, whether a 2-year~ld who can't
talk or a moody 15-year~ld who won't
talk. may not be skillfu l at expr~ing
the feelings the parent 1s supposed to
understand. It's the parent's ):>b,
therefore, to puzzle out what the child's
actions mean. 10 find out how you can
understand each other.
In my own case. I wouldn't have felt '° angry if I had stopped to think thar
my little girl was responding to my bad
mood. In her own irritating way. she
wa_, trymg to tell me to pay anentK>n to
her. to stor thinking about work on her
time. If had read her ~er. our
mutual torment wouldn't have 80(ten
so out of hand.
Dr. Uef remmmends several pro-
cedures for parents lo try if things do
~ out of hand. "First," says Dr. Uef,
'see if you can relax. NeJt. try to oon·
~ what the child wants to tell yau. lf
you feel you're losing oontrol, you
might try changing the scene. getting
away from the oombat area. 1\king a
walk or even Soins to the next room can help both of yau <X>OI down. And
try to avoid screaming or a harsh tone
of voice. Your attitude wUI make a dif-
ference. Speak in a matter-oHact voice,
and both yau and the chUd wm. teef
calmer."
When parents give up the Idea of
pertect oontrol. oondudts Dr. Utt. and
work ln•ead on' communication.
"they're likely to ftnd that they've won
boch control and a>mmunlcadon." AV
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In a repon released br the UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA and published by the EN·
TOMOLOGICAL SOCIET\' OF AMERICA. eight commeraat and test products that
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of the 8 week test period that with a single application of ROACH P RUFE in each apartment.
the roach population was reduced by an average 99.5%. By comparison, with the worst
results were two wtdely recognized insect1odes currently used in aerosols and applied
by extemunators. They showed a Oil (no) reduction at the end of the 8 week tests.
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''Jim bet me a dozen roses
I couldn't save money blJ1.!ng
car · by mail:'
uNow I've got the roses and
the $73.80 I saved by
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It started as a joke last year.
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Jim laughed out loud. "Don't bet on it:· he
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Tun days later I was the one laughing. when
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us 173.80 less a year!
My roses arrived the next day with 173.80
in cash and a note saying. "That's the last
time I make a bet with you! Love, Jim:·
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8LUIMDllDAYS
Rainy days and Mondays
may. indeed, always get you
down. but the popularly held
no(ion thar "blue Mondays"
are universal is no( supported
by new evidence from a study
of stress in married men.
Jn surveys conducted by
psychologists Arthur Stone
and John Neale of the Long
Island Research Institute. it
was found that Monday
moods are no worse than
those of other weekdays.
ln one survey, 46 men
reported their moods for 42
consecutive days. and in the
second. daily tests for depres-
sion were given 10 another 60
men. Although the men's
moods were better on week·
ends. no differences among
weekdays were reported. •
"Perhaps it's just the con·
trast with Sunday. the best
day, that generated the idea
that Monday is the worst day
of the week.'' Stone told us.
•lmlDAYS
(All Aquarius) Sunday
Ronald Reagan 72; Rip Tom
52; Tom Brokaw 43; Fabian
40. Monday -Eubie Blake
100; Buster Crabbe 75. Tua-
day -Jack Lemmon 58; Lana
Tumer 63; Gary Coleman 15;
Robert Klein 41; Ted Koppel
43. Wednelda.y-Mia Farrow
38; RoAer Mudd SS. Thunday -Ro6ert Wagner 53; Leon-
tyne Price 56. Friday -Burt
Reynolds 47; Leslie Nielsen 57.
Saturday -Lome Cireene 68;
Forrest Tucker 64.
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centrmions of alwninum in
the brain. Garden IOil and
drinking water sampled in the
Guam study show low levels
of calcium and magnesium
and unusually high levels of
aluminum
"This research," says Dr.
Perl, "suaests that aluminum
may accumulate in the ner·
vous system at toxic levels
when caJdum and maene-~----------------------sh-o_w_. -,e-at-u-ring_t_h_e_gr_o_up_'_s _16~ sium have been absent over a
members dressed up like the long period of time."
Ufl Of LllSUllft
Americans are homebodies.
Watching 1V and reading the
newspaper are our most
popular daily pastimes. 1V
isn) a disrup«ive force and can
bring families together. Most
Americans feel that being
with the famUy is the best way
to use leisure time.
These are aJOOfl8 the mapr
findings in a new study on
leisure time in America by
United Media Enterprises.
Surprisingly, dual-career
families spend more time
with children in planned ac-
tivities than do families In
which onJy one spouse works.
Also, even thoUAh we waadl
1V an average of almost three
hows a day, we aren't gJued to
the set. Rather it's often a
backdrop tor a>nversation or
playing with children .
About 20 percent of Ameri-
cans ensaae in sex once a
month or less, 18 percent
never do and 11 pert2nt have
sex every day -ranking bek>w
gar:dening as a daily activity.
Semc>r citizens report hav·
Ing the most lebure tJme -
-43 hours per week. 'Jeen-
lfl'ts. singles and childless ooUl>les have 37 to 41 hours. and duakareer parents have
only 23 hours of fret time.
Yet, regardless of their
available number of leisure
how s. seven out of 10
Americans say they usually
feel rushed.
HOTTOU
Who are those tiny rock·
and-.roll lookalikes now pos>
ping up everywhere? It's as if
Blondie. FJvis Presley. Sheena
Easton, Abba. the VUtase Peo-
ple and Kool & the Gaiut had
been left in the dtyef too long.
They're the Mint.Pops, a
troupe of precnciously tai.
original stars, should
premiere soon. Their debut
album has alrea<!Y _sold
500.000 copies in England,
and a remake of Connie Fran-
cis's 1958 hit, "Stupid Cupid,"
sung by Wyatt's 12-year-<:>ld
daughter. Joanna. sold over
700.000 copies in France
alone. knocking "Ebony and
tvory" out of the No. I spot.
"Mint-Pops began as a way
to teach the kids a little about
the record business," Wyatt
told us while In New York
recently. "Now when we're in
the studio, they tell me. 'No,
the echo should be here,' or,
'The drums come in there."'
And Wyatt, who has worked
with acts like F1eecwood Mac
and the Moody Blues, ~.
"The kids are much le:s.s 7em-
peramental and demanding
than big-time. adult rock
groups." -Eliot Kaplan
l'OIUllG Slllllll'Y
Alzheimer's Dbease is the
most common form of senility
In the elderly, atfectins an
estimated 1.25 million Ameri-cans. Now new research hu
linked the diseue to hi&h
concentradons of aluminum
In the brain.
Unlversttr of Vermont
patho_lotbt Dt Daniel Pert,
and 0. Carleton Qaldusek of
the Nadonal Institutes of
Health have studied the Cha-morro people of Guam. who
sufJer an unusually ~i~ lnd-
denoe of nerve ~ve brain ditorders. The llec.ted
people In Quam, .. Mil ..
~ pillentl, diaplay an
excaslve accwnul•k>n of tllllled nerve ftben ln their braTn cells, whldt In the pill
h• been linked to hWl con-
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"Playing with pain" is~
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that could tum into long-term
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Orthopedic Robert
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