HomeMy WebLinkAbout1983-03-13 - Orange Coast Pilot'There ain't room in this town for both of us'
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Sta\41 S.n. Ollie Speraw hH
been In Newport Beach all of
three weelul but h• alroedy hu a
llkenell of John Wayne hanjina
on~ office w.tl The ate actor -Newport'•
moat prl"&ed cltlaen -11
1omethln1 of an unofficial
puaport ln the ~ach cuy. And
Speraw, who atlll UvH In Lone
Beach, la aoln, to lenath• to
become a part o the town.
Speraw 11 the Lona Beach
Republican who 101t his ltate
Senate dl1trlct last year In
reapporUonment. He moved eut
to the Orange County coHt
where there wu to be no aenator
until 1984.
One new1paper reporter
ct.nbed It u a marrtap mede
In Sacramento -1 aenator
without a dlat.rict and a diltrict
wl\hout a eenawr.
But the marrla,. went .Our
q\lkkly.
••1 find h a 1hame (or
people to make out
that I'm doing
1omething wrong."
Speraw'• entrance into Oranae
County haa been met wlfh
criticism from 1upportera of
A11emblywoman Marian
.Beraeaon, a longtime Newport
Beach Republican who hu been
IUJlll ClllT
sroomtna he,...lt for a run at,._.
eenat.a ln 1"4
At 1take la the newly cr.ated
87th Senate Dl1trlct, a hu1e
chunk of re&l e.tate that tam In
\ho enur. Oranp County cout
and blta and pioc.'el of three other
counttee. Th• diatrlct tOUch• th•
Colorado Rlver In one place and
the Me>elun border In another
Tectinically, the di4t.rict doesn't
como Into exlat.ence t5nUI llHM
Speraw and Berpeon now are
on a colllaion coune th.t party
memben fear could end up In a
me11y, expen1lve and
unproductive primary clHh.
Already, the two ~pubUcana are
clawlna at each other.
"I came to Oranae County to
do I job and I find It a bit of 1
Iheme for people '° malce It out
that I'm doln1 1om•thln1 wrona," aaya Speraw.
Speraw. who roqu"i.d and
WU permitt«f to flnlJh hi.I Loni
Beech i.rm In Oranp County,
uHi1 only purpo e ln
comln1 to Oranae
County 11 to run for
election."
ha1 been branded •• a
''carpetb•11er" b y 1ome
BeraC110n 1upport.en.
Why, Ber1eti0n 1upporten aak,
didn't Speraw atay In Long
~h and iak.-un • Ucomcxrat In
l984T
"h't juat nut In my nature to
wute tax dollat'9 by 1&Aylnti In Lone Beach ~t to convenience
110m4k>ne eta. 1 pollUcaJ career."
retorla 8Pt"raw
B er1eeo n '1 reply 11 that
Speraw la waatlng tax money by
Opt"nlna Oranae County offlcea
"to 11et up a political campaign to
run for elecllon In order to
repretient an area that he'1 never
repreeented.
"Hla only purpoee In coming to
Oranae County la Lo run for
election," adds Be rgeson , a
three-term auemblywoman and
a former t1ehool t~acher
(See SPERAW, Pa1e AZ) Sen. Ollie Speraw
YIUR HIMUDWI DlllY PAPIR
SUNDAY, MARCH 13 19H3 ORANGE COUNTY C AI. If OHNIA :"10 C l Nl S
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Farah Habib, Adam Finkelstein, Gita Murphy and David Pricz (from left) answer homework puzzlers.
TV a 'homework hotline' in Irvine
By GLENN SCOTT
Of IM DelJ "°' .....
Teachers once acolded students
for struggling through their
homework while watc hing
television.
Beaver Cleaver may h ave
learned scores of lessons during
his televised lifetime, but they
weren't the type to solve many
algebraic problems. Television,
according to math teachers past.
was taboo. It was a 30-degree
angle in an equilateral triangle. It
didn't equate.
problems ge nerally get first
prionty because of the need for
graphic presentation.
The tutors answer other
and the temptation to shout
obscenities through several
hundred Irvme how;eholds has
been a problem.
Hf helped a first grader spell
~hippopotamus' on the same day
e~plain Reaganomics."
I tried to
queries called In over four
telephone lines w ithout TV
exposure. The variety of calla can
be staggering.
Craig Ritter, the administrator
who helped win a $30,000 atate
grant for the one-year program.
said tutors are getting better at
diagnosing the crank calls and
fewer are being broadcast.
He said h e's looking into
equipment that would delay
broadcasts for several seconds so
ob9cenities could be edited out.
Lut week, the tutors read a
special message from district
administrators apologizing for the
crank calls. So far, many parents
have ca ll ed to assure
administrators the crank calls
aren't 1topping them from usmg
the program. Rmer noted.
The homework program can
work in Irvine becau.e virtually
every home in the 11-year-old
city is wired for cable TV and
because the district has an
exteruive video setup. with a
(See HOMEWORK. Pa1e At)
No 'villains'
in county's
human tragedy
By GLENN SCOTT
Oftt>e 0.., Nol ltatf
"But men are men; the best
sometimes forger_"
-shakespeare
The recent shooung death of
S-year-old Patrick Mason was
the kind of human tragedy
Shakespeare could understand
Thal is Dr. Arnold Bmder's
view. Founder of UC Irvine's
SoctaJ F.cology Department and cl
national expert on police use of
deadly force, Binder said m an
interview Friday he finds no
simple values of good and evil m
explanation of the March 3
shootmg
As Shakespeare did oft.en, he
sees a tragic set of ctreumstances
that fell together and le!t an
mnocent boy dead
If v11la1ny extst.ed, he said, 1l
was m lhe cond1uons A boy left
home alone by a mother work.mg
at a new )Ob A young officer
dispatc hed to a troubled
neighborhood Movement in a
dark house The shadow of a
gun. The officer fires.
The landlady who unlocked
the apartment door for Officer
ISee HUMAN, Page At)
Funeral fund set
for slain boy, 5
A funeral fund has been es-
tabliahed in Costa Mesa so that
a ~-year-old Stanton boy who
was shot to death by a police
officer can be taken to Chicago
for burial, the attorney for the
boy'• mother 5ald.
Patricia Ridge does not have
the money, but wants to take her
aon to Chicago where her family
1s. and where she and her son
lJVed before the tragic shooting
March 3. said 'ttorney Richard
Farnell.
Ridge's son, Patrick Andrew
Maso n , was ahot by Officer
Anthony K. Sperl. who entered
the apartment where Lhe boy
was alone, and said the child was
pointing a realistic toy handgun
at him.
Ridge· "really doesn't have too
many good feelings about being
here, under the circumstances,"
Farnell said Friday, explaining
why lhe doesn't want to bury the
boy in Orange County.
"She came out to start a new
hfe," in Auguat he said. "She
hved in a tenement m Chicago.
grew up there, and she wanted a
better hfe for her son "
Pending further arrangements.
Patrick's body remains at the
Fa1rhave~Mortuary an Santa
Ana, he sai1i
Sperl. 24. had entered Ridge's
apartment after a neighbor told
police she hadn't seen Rldge in
two weeks. pohce said
Police Capt James Brown said
Sperl idenllfled himself, and
when he got no answer he kicked
open an 1ru11de door and saw a
dimly ht figure pomtmg a gun.
Sperl fired once, hitting the boy
m the neck
The gun was lat.er found to be
a toy.
Sperl has been suspended with
pay A grand Jury 1s to decide
whether any criminal charges
should be hied against him or
Ridge, who sa1d she left the child
alone because she couldn't afford
a baby sitter while she went to
work But it doe1 today an Irvine
thanks to one of the local 9Chool
district'• latest innovations.
Administraton have turned the
multiplication tables on Beaver
and hia raacally reruns They've
transformed the TV into a
teacher.
"I helped a first-grader spell
'hippopotamus' on the same dar,
I tried to explain Reaganomica, '
said Niki Geiger, a straight-A
student at University Hiah
School.
Farah Habib wu bually
discussing the underground
railroad for a caller laat week.
Adam Finkelstein and Gita
Murthy, both of Uni, were
fielding lots of math questions.
Man accused of. burning son held
The U S Department of
Justice also 1s in vestigating
possable c1vtl nghts Violations in
the shooung, and the NAACP ia
conducung il3 own probe Patrick
was black and Sperl is wtute.
Bring back
umbrellas
For the past month, students m
the Irvine Unified School Oi.atrict
have been clicking on a cable TV
channel at r.ome between 3:30
p .m . and 5 :30 p .m. Monday
through Thunday to a new show
called the Homework Aaiatance
Program.
Each day a hall-doz.en of the
dlatrlct'a bri1htett high 1ehool
student.a staff the ah ow. They
arrive aft.er IChool to take tuma
anawerin1 que1tlon1 from
achoolmaie. (uaually younger)
who are stumped by homework
-tgnmenta.
Not. all qWlltlona are fielded in
front of the camera. Math
IRcOnsornl
It'• been • long alme •ince
J.W. Rohl1110a opened the
forenaaaer of what i•
today one of the
top-qu•llty department ta.ore ehaina id Southern
Califonda. P .. e BS.
"We're all pretty muc h
gener..alists." observed
Woodbridae High School senior
David Pricz. who ia llOrt of the
Dick Cavett of the production.
Schoolmates Glenn Cote and Jeff
Avella handle technical a,pec:ta.
the camera and aound.
The J>l'Oll'&m l.s l'e<.'eiving about
100 can. a day. of which up to 60
are anaw~. Many calla are loet
because phone line• back up;
ot.hen are "cranka."
'The pr'08ram is broedcut live
Menudo-mania
A new Puerto Rican
roek quinaet, Menudo,
bas re•ind • concert
ehaot ua.een eince the
day• of ahe Be•tlet.
Pa1e Al I.
Servb.J6-trouble for the IRS
A Rocilleeler\ N.Y •• wallNM hu rnUeted the 1apport
ol eenlu worken ACl"Oll America '" her battle with
tile l•len•I ReH•• hnne onr new rulet
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C harles David Rothenberg,
accu.ed of 1etling hia 6-year-<>ld
aon afire, was in Orange County
Jail today after a nationwide
manhunt found the father at a
YMCA in San Franct.:o.
Rot.henbera wu booked Friday
for at.tempted murder and
attempted a reon, tald Lt. Bob
'J'un<all of the Orange County
Sheriff• Department.
The 4 2-year -old man is
expected t o be arralaned
tomorrow, TungataJl aald. Ball
wu ael at $500,000.
Rothenberi'I 80I'\, David, WU
ln criUcal condJtion with aecond
UC Irvine aenni1 ace
Jim Snyder tumed
down • ehance to tum
pro to return to 1ehool
and the nation•lly
ranked Anteaten are
1l•d he'• b.ck. P .. e 81.
and thlrd-degree bums over 90
pereent of his body and has been
put on a reaplrator because of
fluids In h11 lung1, said Toby
Milligan, a 1pokeswoman at the
UC frvlne Medical Center In
Qranae.
Ro thenbera and hi• ion
checked into a Buena Park motel
near the Knott'• Berry Farm
amusement park aft.er a crosa-
country trip from New York
about 10 daya llO·
That nlaht eomeone dou.ed
David with a flammable liquid
and 1et him afire. A man
carryina a pluUc container WU
seen running from the room
moments before it burst into
flames The boy was found lying
unconsc ious on the burned
carpet.
Marie Rothenberg. David's
mother, flew in from Brooklyn
when police notified her about
the incident. She says her
huaband hat been a model father
since their 1978 divorce and
ca nnot come up with an
explanation.
The e lder Rothenberg waa
taken into custody without
lnddent 1ut Wect.ne.day in front
of a YMCA in San Franciaco.
National Weathe r Service
forecasters say it's going to be
cloudy today with a 20 percent
c han ce you'll n eed yo ur
umbrellas thia afternoon.
ChanCl'S or rain will increase to
40 percent tonight, according to
forecasts
Weather 11 expected to turn
fair Monday and remain truat
way until late Wedne"1ay or
Thursday when ahowen aaaln
are expected.
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t DAILY PILOTl8u"dey, Maf'oh 11, 1813
Deir ~ Pttoto br Lee PqM
Niki Geiger explains a problem while Glenn Cote o pe rates the
camera. The technician (center ) is J eff Avella.
HUMAN TRAGEDY. • •
From Page A 1
Anthony Sperl said he pounded
his ti.sts against a wall and cried
out when he realized the figure
was only a boy wilh a toy gun.
Bmder so far has followed the
story through news reports but
said he'll definitely try to
conduct an ob1ect1ve set of
interviews and review reports
after events settle.
''This (case) has such special
significance that there should be
an academic investigation," he
said.
Binder has conducted many
such reviews in has quest to sort
out the pressures and practices
that can lead to shootings and the
related trauma He has found
time and again that officers are
more likely to misperceive
danger when they are
apprehensive, he said. The boy
lived with his mother, Patricia
Ridge, in a part of Stanton
known as threatening to police.
Because he says officers are
Death followed
magazine story
'the cover story on Chnstie
Brinkley in today's Family
Weekly magazine section
contains references to her
boyfriend, Oliver Chandon, who
was killed in a car racing accident
on March 2.
No change m the article was
pouible becauae his death
oocurred after the press run of
CBS Publications in New York
which supplies the supplement to
the Daily Pilot.
more likely to make the wrong
move-to shoot unnecessarily-
when anxiety levels are high,
Binder encourllies them to call
for help and to debiy action until
more police arrive
"Ordinarily, if it's that
st.resaful, the officer is better off
getting a backup and handling 1t
that way," he said. However, he
said Sperl may not have had
many backup unita available in
the small community.
Sperl's reaction was not
unusual for such tragedies,
Bander !Wd. At least half of all
officers involved in shooting
deaths find themaelves in
desperate need of counseling, are
obsessed with nlahtmarea and
are constantly troubled, he aaid.
The boy'a mother. a single
parent, al8o wu under "the kind
o f stress most people in our
commuruty don't understand,"
he said Reporta indicate she was
a loving mother but poor and
apparently saw no options except
leaving her son home alone, he
said
In addition to his other
distinctions, Binder Is founder
and executive director of YSP
'lnc., a non-profit group offerlni COUNel.ini and other 1ervices to
people cauaht in the criminal
juatice 1ystem. He aald hla
organization conceivably could
aet involved helplng both Sperl
and the mother.
They are both VlCtuns, he saJd, addi.na h.ia disappointment with
people trying to make "polJUcal
hay" out of the lhooung.
''Thia is aomethllli right out of
Shakespeare," he aaid. "The big
problem la beinl human beinp
who make miatakes."
•
HOMEWORK
From Page A 1
s(•reens and camt•ras m every
school.
Administrators based their
grant application on the fact that
many school children return each
afwmoon to an empty home. The
program lS designed to gave those
youngsters an extra boost m case
they're stumped by their first
math question.
"ln math, each problem is
unique," said Gail Hurwitz, an
Lrvme Htgh School math teacher
who with Kim Bw-ge 11uperv~
each day's TV producuon "The
extra help. to get through an
assignment IS great."
Ritter said Irvine is the first
district to integrate television
into a live tutoring service But It
may not be the last Said
Hurwitz. "I definitely foresee thas
expanding into other districts"
Crash kills
Valley man
Salvatore Laparne, 66. of
Fountain Valley was killed
yesterday when his small pickup
truck crossed the center divider
and st.ruck a car head-on, police
said.
Police said a woman and three
small children m the car escaped
lnJUry m the 11 :45 am collision
Lapame was pronounced dead
at Fountam Valley Community
Hospital
The accident occurred on
McFadden Avenue as 1t crossed
over the San Diego Freeway in
Hunungton Beach
Clouds to increase
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Speraw roils political waters
From Page A 1
Sporuw ulreudy hu announc.'9d
hti'll H41k tht1 37th dl•trlct In
Ul84 &r.i<'tMm ha.a not but hu
dovt•loped a auppon iJ'OUp that
lnl'ludoa 1.1 Who'a Who oC th<.'
N"WJ)Orl bualne .. world. She uoo hu A war chc .. t of $100,000
thut 11ht.> can wp
A l>u11lneuman hlm11elt,
Speraw beUevea that g1v~n the
16-month running start he ha.a,
he'll be able to win over some of
Bergeson'• support.
He's buying a hou1e In
t>xclu11lve Big Canyon and
rec.~ntly joined the local chamber
of <.'Ommerce aa well ua the area
Lions und Elks club chaptera.
He'11 making an effort w meet all
the right people and speak to all
the right groups.
The result? Speraw aays he
can beat Bergeson in an ele<:Uon
contest.
"l think a great many people
are going to find 1t d1(flcult to
support h<'r by cllmmaung me,"
he say11
&rgeson. on the other hand,
has enjoy<.'<i tremendous support
in h1•r assembly district. Last
y<•ar an a rt>-elect1on l'ffort, she
nettt:'CI 75 pert-ent of the vote.
"l think that an comparing
rN:ords. the public will lake
ability into con s1derat1on,"
Bergeson says "He'll have 16
months experience and l'U have
six years."
Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson
onto It dunJli the aravy years in
real estate. Most recently, he
helped start a home aerv1ce
frrmchlae firm called Dial 1 He
serves as a director but says the
JOb will not take time away from
po Utica.
Bergeeon haa come up through
the rank• She was a school
teacher, later a school trustee in
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
and finally ~ached the a.aaembly
in 1978.
A moderate in most people's
minds, 8er1e110n WM a champion
of income tax indexing and twice
had her bill vetoed by Gov.
F.dmund Brown Jr. On the local
level, 1he 11 cre<lited with helping
put 14Jiether the lint clunup ot
th UpJM!r Nt"wp<>rt Bay In 10
yc1tn
Sp<•ruw aays he• Ilk•• &raieti0n
and t•al l • ht-r "a goad
R"pu bllt·1rn " But he bd lcvea
Bt:raietion ahould ti..na onto her
Rt-publlcan-sMft:! ldlernbly teat
and let him tac kle the.-
Republlcan-aafe aenat.e d1.1tr1ct
"She'• charming. I lJke her I
have no desire at &11 to be her
adveru.ry, but 1f 11he chOOllea to
become mlne ... " Speraw let.I hu
volc.-e trail off.
Bergeson uys 11ht• doc1m't
really know Speraw and ls
W\IUtt' what to expect from him
"I'm not c.-ertaln what he us I
know he has a poor attendam.-e
record but I've not 5<.'t.'n any of
hi• leg111latlon u f any
slgni ftcancc," she said
Voters already arc being
drawn int.o the Cray
Lall' las t month, Bergeson's
11uppon team ma1lt'd letters
underscoring the as-
semblywoman's interc•st in the
senate The letter warned that
Speraw will be working w create
the "pt!l"C(-'ption" that he is the
incumbent senator
,f; e raw has maal<'d out
'-tat1ons for his district office
g d opening, 1mclosang an
introduction letter Crom former
Lt Gov Mike Curb
In has letter, Curb tells voters
that Speraw has "volunteered"
to represent the 37th District and
that citi:z.ens can look to Speraw
for "meaningful representauon."
The battle. It would seem, has
only begun
While Speraw admits h e
hardly expected Orange County
to roll out a welcome mat for
him, he expresses irritation at
:-.omc of the hostility he 's
e n co unt e red , especially in
Newport Beach.
"It's alm08t a little cavalier,
arrogant for some p('ople to
speak for the whole district.
Orange County makes up only 10
percent of the area in the district.
There are three other entire
countie!'> to consider," says
Speraw
300 picket police
dinner at CM hotel
Both candjdate11 have recently
plunged into.the more remote
areas of lmperiaJ, R1vers1de and
north San Diego counties.
Speraw i.s considering leasing a
mot.orhome as a traveling office
to v1s1t the sprawling district,
which both &>publicans consider
"outrageous" m stze
Speraw is a big, muscular man
who sees himself as being cast in
the mo l d of Gov George
Deukmejian He succeed ed
DeukmeJiMn as a Long Beach
senator m 1979 when the now-
gove r nor became attorney
general He won re-election ln
1980
A t'Onservauve, Speraw LS seen
as being further to the right than
Bergeson. He'a a golfer, an
antique collector and, more than
anything else, a businessman.
He bought the flJ"St Century 21
rt'al est.ate franchise and held
By ROBERT BARKER
OftM DelJ .... 9Wf
About 300 people walked
picket lines out.aide the Westin
South Coast Plar.a Hotel in Costa
Mesa laat ni1ht, protesting a
tesumonial diriner for Santa Ana
PolJce Chief Raymond Davis
The picketina by uruon groups
Jewel theft
suspect held
A 20-year-old man was
arrested )Wterday ln Hollywood
in con.necUon wi\h the robbery of
$172,000 In J-weh from two
Arizona pm ~n.
Sant.a Au police aald Arutlum
Taavouklan wa1 arreated on
auapidon of l'ObberY. auio \heft..
drug charaei and carrying a
loaded
~hat a floor ShOWI And what UVlngSI
off everv square yard of AnnStrong
ollectors Solar1an. Put anv of the 16 t>eauttf\JI colon
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And Armstrong's exclusive SOllrlM no·wax surface means your Collectors SOlartan floor Wiii keep Its "Uke· new·· took far longer than vlnyl no-wax floors.
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and mt'mbers of H1 span1c
communiues was orderly for the
most part and there were no
major t'Onfrontations or arrests,
according to Costa Mesa Sgt Tim
Holbrook
He said about !10 pt'rt'(•nt of tht>
p1t·kets represenwd thl' Orange
County Central Labor
Councill AFL-CIO H e said the
unio n group was p1cket1ng
because one of the st><>nsors of
the ~t1monial dinner was the
Coors beer company
H1span1c pickets were
protesung alleged discnrrunauon .
by the Santa Ana Police
Department
Holbrook said pt<:keting
c:aptams were "very cooperauve"
and kept good ol'der.
The dinner. in which Attorney
Gc•n('ral John Van de Kamp was
the scheduled speaker, was not
disrupt.cd. hotel officials srud
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NATION
Clark says defense cuts
could j eopardize security
By Tbe A11oclat~d Pre11
WASHINGTON Natlooul 11eeurily advber Wilham P
Clark hu told former Cabinet offk'l'ra and busaneu le1ad~r1
who have ~n colling for cuts in defense aptmdmg that their
proposal <.'Ould jeopardize nouonal security
"[ question the logic of tht: appeal you endorSt>d," Clark
wrote In a blunt lt!tter to former Commer<.~ Secretary Peter G.
Peterson and a bipartisan group of former treasury tWerctarlea
and major corporation exc-cutive11
Israelis h alt Marine p atrol
BEIRUT. u •banon bral'l1 troops stopped a 14 -man US
Marine patrol yt.>sterduy in a southt'm Beirut area under Israeli
t'Onlrol. a :.pokt-!>man for tht· Mannes said He called the Israeli
actwn "anrorrt.>et " Sgt Stl'Vt• lh•uss Lold The Associated Press
tht' patrol led bv Lt Col Don Anderson of Sapulpa, Okla .
turned back lo avoid an aq~wm•nt with thl' soldiers stauoned
at the army cht.'(:kpoml
S hultz m eets Leban ese aide
WASHINGTON St><.·retary of State George P Shultz
opened a maJOr nt-w d1plomat1c drive _vesterday to get foreign
armies out of Lebanon. taking a d1rt!Ct role in Mideast peare
talks and prodding Jordan's Kmg Hussein Lo decide whethe r
he will JOin the talks loo Shulll met at the Statt' Department
with Lebanese Foreign Minister Elie Salem m the first of a
series of meetings a1mw at bn•athmg new lire into the stalled
troop withdrawal wlks
R eaganites want to dump Bak er
WASHINGTON Many longtime Reagan political
operatives, l'Onvinc:t•d thl' prl'satlcnt wall seek re-election. are
threatening lo sit out his l'ampa1gn 1r Whitt· HoUS(' staff chief
James A . Bakl'r Ill ;mt! not Sen Paul Laxalt -t'Ontrols the
organizauon Laxalt was (•h,11rma n of H<'f!gan 's 197fi
and 1980 prt.>S1dent1al campaign!>
Solon tak es o wn /if e
FARMINGTON, Conn -State Sen Audrey Beck
committed su1c1de by cutting her wrists, a state medical
examiner ruled yes(erday Beck. 51. a five-year term senator
who was to have been married today m her home town of
Storrs. had been m1$1ng tor 24 hours betore her car was found
Friday morning on a gravel road in rural Willington Her body
was found a few hours later about 50 yards away.
R eagan back s Salvador s tand
WASHINGTON -President Reagan says it would be
naive to think leftist guerrillas will give up easily their
three-year struggle an El Salvador. and concedes he sees no
clear end to U.S. military asstStance for the besieged nation. "I
think we have to stay with this," Reagan declared Friday.
"An~ I do not set> why there is so much opposition to 1t."
WORLD
Carter raps Jordan, PLO
JERSUALEM Former President Jimmy Carter
criticized Jordan and the Palestuuaru; yesterday for refusmg to
~gotiate peace with lar~I. and said he "depJored" Isrul's
West Bank settlement pobcy on ground that it closed pe~
opuons
Israel, U.S. under fire
NEW DELHI. India The non-aligned summit
adJOurned yesterday after members adopted a sweeping
denunc1auon or Israel and the United States and endorsed a
call by Pnme Mm1Ster Indira Gandhi for an end to the lran-
Iraq war
OPEC discord continues
LONOON OPEC ministers failed to reach agreement
on the crucial issue of productJOn quotas during their 10th
emergency meeting here yesterday. and Venezuela's llil
minister warned a pn('(' war could slash the off1dal cartel pnce
by $14 a barrel.
STATE
Brown 's blue Plymouth bought
SACRAMENTO -A 1974 Plymouth used by former
Gov Edmund Brown Jr to symbolize the "era of limits" was
sold at a state aucuon yesterday for $3,600, more than twice its
"blue book" value "I'm gomg lo dnve 1t down Pennsylvarua
Avenue after he's elected president," said the successful
bidder, Leo Singer of Stockton. a retired school district
employee.
Butchers to strike tomorrow
LOS ANGELES -Butchers at seven alaughterhouaes in
the Los Angelet1 area voted yesterday to go on strike tomorrow
aft.er they rejected a three-year contract that would have
decreased their basic hourly wage by $2. The union vote was
195-85 in favor of the strike aft.er butchers were asked to
reduce their basic hourly wage from $9.13.
Arson hits medical center
LOS ANGELES -The 15th anon-caused fire in nearly
three months erupted yesterday ln a men's locker room near
the surp:a.t area of Cedars-Sinai Medical Cei;lter, fire officials
aald.
Shooting
brings
charges
A Hunllniton &-uch woman
whu •hot un Intruder u he was
rctrlevlnte hl1 lm:ycle from her
gar&il' hill bcl'll charged wl th
11saault with a deadly w~apon.
The felony charge was med
frld•y agall\llt Carla Lynn Block,
23, aliid Orange County Deputy
District Attorney James Brooks.
"She 1hot a cilium an the leg
with a handgun There doesn't
appear to be anr reasonable
Justihcat1on for 1t.' he said.
Block shot 21 -year-old Ross
Simons or Hunlin&ton Beach an
the leg Wc-dnl'Sday as he tried to
climb over her back patio fence
with the bike. authontJes 58.Jd
Simons was ltstt.'d 1n good
l'Ond1t1on today at Fountain
Valley Community Hospital,
where he underwent surgery
yesterday. Brooks said The
bullet shattered his femur and
severed a major artery.
Block s~ud he had found the
bicycle abandoned in front of the
house and put in the ·garage_
Simons apparently had left the
two-wheeler whale he met a
friend nearby. Brooks said.
Returning. Simons discovered
that the bike was missing and
went into the Blocks' nearby
yard to look for it
Block's husband. attorney
Marc Block, said she panicked
when Simons entered the yard
and that she grabbed the gun to
protect herself while she
considered calling police.
Mrs Block said he came to the
door. but could not accurately
describe the bike She said she
slammed the door an his face
when he insisted on getting the
bike He then began kicking and
pounding on the door
"I was about to call the pohce
when I heard a noise commg over
the fence.'' she said. "At that
point I was scared to death." She
saJd she grabbed a gun she keeps
by the telephone and "1t just
went oH."
But Brooks said Friday the
shooting was not self-defense
"The guy was going over the
fence. away from her." Brooks
satd. "She wasn't in any danger."
OC fireman
dies after
e ngine fall
Capt. Michel S Chenard of the
Orange County Ftre Department
died early yesterday from
anJUnes he suffered m a fall from
the rear of a fare engine.
Chenard. 56. sutfered head
mJUnes m the Feb 24 fall The
fire vehicle was responding to a
fire at Ben Brown's Restaurant
In Soutb Laguna at the ume.
Chenard. a resident of Dana
Point. had been hospitalized at
South Coast Community Hospital
since the accident
Flags flew at half mast
yesterday at all county fire
stations in his honor
Funeral arrangements are
pending
Career Day
fete slated
Career Awareness Day. a
aeries of workshops.
deri'fonstrat1ons ond employer
information geared toward
creating an understanding o f
training and .)Ob opportunities for
the handicapped, will be held
Wednesday from 8:30 a .m. to
noon at the Anaheim Convention
Center.
Expected attendance la over
~.000 parents, teachers and
handicapped people. Admiasion ls
free.
More than 100 colleges,
organizations, businesses and
military representatives will be
on hand to answer career
questions.
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Orenge Co11t DAILY PILOT/8und1y, Meroh 13, 1983 ~·
James HBo" Gritz greeted by wife Claudia , childr en Melod y ond
Michael at Westchester home a fter re turn fro m Lao&.
Gritz 'acted on U.S. request'
Ex-Green Beret 'con vinced ' 10 POWs alive 1n Laos
By LILA LITTLEJ OHN A1MC:Mled Preu Writer
LOS ANGELES FormN
Green &>rt>t Lt Col Jilmt•s "Bo"
Gritz, t'ldaming ht• had bN•n
given a "t:harkr" w :.<>an·h for
Am£•m ·an POWs still bc.•tng h t•ld
m Southeast fu.1a, said yt'Slt•rday
ht, had obwme<.I photographs of a
POW eamp an Laoo.,
Gritz. who rC'lurm'Ci to J ht•ru's
wckomc at his suburban Los
Angele' horn<'. S<11d tht• t·amp had
been photographt'<J b> ml•mbc.•r..
of the former Laot1<.1n army Tht•
film. wh1c:h ht• said he had sent
back bv tourier lO hb w1fo prior
Lo hi!> ·own trip home. was !>till
u n pron'SSf'CI
The prison ("amp, which (;rill
said had bC'en lcx.•att'<.l during his
third trip to Laos last Noveml.~ .. r.
was on a main supply rout(' and
contam1•d "<.'C'llS lB-fool square
enclosed underground "
··J am ronvmc.'l'd that then• arP
morr· than 10 Americans alive" in
Laos. Gritz said. whale refusmg
to say if the Americans were m
the reputed prison l·amp Ht<
admitted he had not S('('n any
Amt.-rican prisoners himself.
Gritz and has four-memb('r
warn arnvro at his modest homr•
in WC'stchc·skr. where he was
grPetl'd by about 25 to :rn
neighbors. friends and h1!> w1h·.
Claudia. who ran uutsidc th£·
house to hug him
Tht• strt>t·t wa.s dl'<.·oratl'd by a
b..tnncr thal rl'lid. "Wt:l<:oml'
llome Team or Opl'r.it1un
Lazarus-Omega ··
Gratz . who had bt•c•n
qut•sllont·d by FBI agents I or
more than two hours yesterday
following has arrival at Los
Angeles lnternat1<>nal Airport,
told reporters during an
impromptu news conference he
had been "given a charu-r"
lo "l·onfarm or rt'futc· tht•
µn.~nl't' of pnsoners of war" in
Laos
Abkt'd 1f the US government
had rt>quested his sc-arch for
prisoners. Gritz said. "That's
l'Orrt..'<:t."
But he said he had no wrlltt:n
documr•ntat1on of su<'h a n:>qU<.'St
Gruz. hinung that he may return
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.1g;11n to Lat.»i. S<11d Lh(· "('harter'"
was still an c•Cft'l·t
"No one has s1gnah . .od the end
of the• l'hlirtl'r No onc in the
~ovt·rnmc·nt has t.·ver told me to
quit," Critz said
He would not say when or 1f,
hl· would return But he said.
"The dust will S('ttle. and when 1t
dcM>S Wt' have• the apparatus"
Y t•\h·rda v thl' Los Angeles
T 1 m <• .., q u o le• d G r 1 t z 1 n a n
1ntt•rv1c>w t·onduct<.'d in Hong
K o ng as c,ay1ng the U .S
govc•rnment had prov1dt>d ham
with 1ntell1gent'l' on troop
movements prior to his Laottan
forays
Gritz also claimed he had
1·st.abh.,ht't.I a link with a Reagan
adman1s1ra ta on labmet member
1n case he n<.'<'Cit't.I help bringing a
n'l.t·ued POW back to Thailand
"llad l'<'rt.eim things happened.
wt• would have had the support
appropriate•• from the
government. Gritz said after
rNurning home yesterday He
!>aad the• <>c•arch for prisoners
"wasn't my idea ··
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A• Orange Ooett DAILY PILOT/8und1y, March 1S, 181~
'Open'
courts
sought
WASHINGTON (AP)
Saying the public 11 "largely
ignorant" about the way tht'
rourta work, a oo..lltion uf media
o rganlutlon1 Is uklns the
federal court ay.tem to open lta
doon to radio, televl1lon and
photographic coveraae.
The organlutlona filed a
petition lut week with the
Judicial Conference of the
United States, which operat.ee u
a sort of board of dlrectors for the
federal courta. The conference
meets Marc h 16-17 In the
Supreme Court.
While 40 1tatee perm.It cameras
and microphones In trials, the
federal courts bar them.
"A revolution i n the
technology of camera and audio
equipment has occurred since the
ban on visual and aural coverage
o f court proceedings was
formulated,' the peuuon said
It said televilion cameras now
are small and light, that they and
still cameras need no additional
light, and that exl.stina courtroom
audio equipment can be used,
so metimes with a lit t l e
upgrading, for broadcast.
"The news media ca n
obviously do a better job if they
are pennttted access to the courts
JUSt as an speec hes by the
preside nt and l e gislative
proceedings." Timothy B. Dyk, a
lawyer for CBS Inc.. said at a
news conference.
The American Bar Assoctauon
ftrSt adopted proh1b1tlon against
broadcast and camera coverage in
1937, prim.artly in response to the
furor created by the circus-like
atmosphe re created by news
media an the trial of Bruno
Hauptmann for the kidnapping
and murder of the Lindbergh
baby. The ABA has amended its
rules but still advises against
broadcashn_j or . photographing
Judicial proceedings except in
limited circumstances.
This gaping hole, the work of recent
heavy rains, has opened what was once a
gentle hillside near Sebastopol.
Sebastopol: The day
the earth opened
The 28 organizations behind
the petition include The
Associated Presa, United Presa
International, ABC. CBS, NBC.
the Public Broadcutina Service.
and several major newspapers
and professional orgaruz.ations.
SEBASTOPOL (AP) -It's
the stuff geologists' dreams are
made of: a gaping, mud-filled rip
in the earth's surface, a crack of
once-tn-a-hleume caliber.
"l wouldn't mass this for
anything. It's very rare,"
geologist Salem Race said of the
soggy gash that cuts a swath a
quarter mtle long. 30 feet wide
Better late than never;
ring lost in 1927 found
EXETER, Neb. (AP) -A gold
wedding band la.t by a farm
wife 55 yean ago has been found
and returned to the woman'•
daughter.
Christina Wlllma of Exeter Mid
her mother, Marpret Ka., hold
been butcheri.na one day in 1927
or 1928 on the family farm near
Orleans when she noticed her
wedding ring was mt.in$(.
The family searched in the
yard, Willms said Kass even
c hec ked the chic ken s she
dressed. hoping one of them
miiht have picked up the rinl-
8ut the rina remained milllJw
until recently when the man who
now famlS the eround found it ln
a field, about a half-mile from
where Kasa thought she had lOlt
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Cofl/iclence
and 6~ feet deep acrosa Koy
Bolu's grazing field.
The fire department has
cordoned off the hole, known in
geology jargon as a graben.
w ht ch began to form last
Thunday when aeveral acres of
earth broke free from a rid,e.
Boltz h.aa moved hi.I cattle to
another pasture. Last week. a
deputy sheriff had to rescue
Boltz's dog, Sam, when the
golden retriever fell ln the gap.
And word of the ~antuan hole
haa ~ht a • y strum of eec>~ and nabbemecken.
.. Aft hell broke looae 8unday."
Boltz said. "There have been as
many as 2~ people htre at a
urne"
Rice said he's unsure whether
the earth has stopped movinc.
but he .aid the pit could be
danproua aod eventually will
have to w filled.
"If aomeone fell ln there,
they'd be deed." Rice Mid. "You
could never get them out of the
muck. It's like quick.sand."
Payless paydays protested
Waitress talces olf ensi¥e against IRS ruling on tips
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ROCHESTER , NY. -
Thln11 are looktn1 up for
Mar1aret DeRyclt.., the waitreta
who 1rlped loudly when new
Internal Revenue Service rulett
left her with ~yle11 ~yday1.
After a 1trln1 of paycheck•
1tamped "Vold, void, void,"
DeRycke, a waJtreta for 37 yean,
1ay1 1he ha1 received 1llshtly
mor-. than '6 total ln her laat two
checka.
The ~2-year-old nisht-1hlft
waltresa for Denny's R8tAuranta
complained ... t month that new
IRS Up-reportlnt rulee had left
her with a paycheck of zero
dollars and zero centa.
The A.uoclated Pres1 carried
her 1tory nationwide, NBC'•
"Today Show" featured her, and
radio call-ln pf'08l"ama u dJatant
u Hawaii kept her lied to the
telephone.
She say• 1he has received
nearly 1,000 letters of support
from waiten and waltre1Be1
acrom the country.
DeRyclte laid lhe WU told by
the president of Denny'• Inc.,
Vern Curt11, that he'• "100
percent behlnd me" and will pay
all her expenaes for traveling to
speak on the 1ubject.
In May it's on to Washington
where 1he hopes to deliver a
moun\ini pile of petitlona to the
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effect Jan 1. restaurant• with
more than 11 employee1 are
required to tell the IRS what
their totAl recelp'-are.
The reataurant muat "allocate"
a lip income to each employee of
8 p~rcent and compute the
wlthholdln& a<:cord1n~ly
A1 a part-time waitress
earnlni le11 than minimum
waae. DeRycke ln a typical w~k
e arn• grou pay of $7~
Deduction• for 1tem1 such u
Social Security, pen1lo n ,
Insurance and taxe. used to leave
her with a paycheck of about
Government really
trimming the fat
FERGUS FALLS, Mmn. (AP)
-To help trim expenses for
Otter Tall County government,
the county board has come up
with a plan t o 1l1m d own
aovemment employees
The five county comrruss1oners
recently approved a contest
among county departments to see
which employees can lose the
most weight from Apnl through
July Each employee o r the
winning department will get a
day or vacation.
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$30. Moet of t..r ll'IWCl'W: wu In
cuh Up1 ,
Becau10 1he 11 roportlna a
hlaher tip Inco me now ,
w1thh0Jdln1 taxea have
ln creued, leavina her with
paychecka near zero.
DeRycke haa admitted that 1he
d id not fully report her tip
income before the new Law took
effect She 1ald 1he didn't think
It wu required.
In1tead, DeRycke uld 1he
thought employees only had to
report enough tipa to bring their
tot.al reported lncomc up to the
minimum waae level
An IRS 1tudy found only 16
percent of wait.en and waitreMea
were fully reporting their tip
income before the law took
e ffect. The new rules are
expected to produce more than
$2 billion ln federal revenue over
the next three years.
Now DeRycke, who claims she
earns less th.an 8 percent tips, has
been claiming 8 percent. She said
she doesn't want to face an IRS
aurut.
"To ue myaelf up and listen to
their phony baloney. 1t'1 not
worth it,'' she said.
The National Restaurant
A ssoc iation has formed a
corruru u.ee to study al terna uves
to the "allocation" aspect of the
rules, spokeswoman Dorothy Dee '
in Washington sald.
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Orano-Coa•t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, MarOh 13, 1Ha
Newport's Ambrosia shares restaurant award
BY JODI CADENHEAD or-. De!IJ,... ,...,
Newport Buch'• Arnbrcm•
and the Che-1 Cary In Onrn1it•
walked away with tht• Goldl•n
Sceptre Awuda thia Wt't"k, thl'
equlyalent of the Olicar In the
Southern California reataurunt
bwainea.
The awards Cor cx<.'t'Uence Ort!
given annually by the SouthC>rn
California Restaurant WritNa.
Asaoclation In various categori~
and Include i <>ld, silver and
brorue certHlcateti.
This year 's bla<'k -tle-
celebralion al lht• Anaht'1m
Marr iott waa hlghhghwd by a
$50-per-plate gourmet dinner
terved over a three and a half
hour period Four d1 CCen•nt
wines and two liqueurs madt• 11
seem like minutes
Fixing dinner for ~00 gut'l>b 1s
always dtff1cult, but wht>n the
diners are a bunt·h of ru~sy
restaurateurs and criucs the wst
can be particularly challenging
The fare was superb
Appetizers included mid loin
of veal in aspic and very tender
slices of roasted venison topped
with a delicate cumberland
sauce. The Callaway Fume Blanc:
was an excellent choice with thC>
1:l"t'am of Rotul• and Quc:nelle11
of Capon Moua.. IOUP
Or <.lt'nc Hallock . a rc.--
tlr•d d~ntlat 11lt1n1i •t our
t u b I t• , r t• t· ~ I v c d m a n y
l'Omphmt·nt11 on h11 light and
1ntereet1n11 I !JI! I &Uerd Canyon
Cabernet Sau vi gnon Blu n('
11erv<.>d with dinner.
8 u t t h t• l 9 8 l M o n d a v I
Cabernet Sauv1gnon wa.1 young,
bitter, llnd not ready to~ drunk.
IX~rt was a cloud-like swt!t't
creation ('ailed Bavaroise with
Apples and Berry Saul·e -a
perfect ending.
Only Orange Cou nt y
rf'l!taurant winners are Included
here After all, with so many fme
places m our own neighborhood,
why should anyone travel to
places llke Los Angeles and Palm
Springs?
The awards, in summary
~v•on Gemme+! wu nameci c11e1 01 ,,.. 19.,.
ond Frani Zntdar was honored H bNl mall••
d RHlauraleur or lhe ~ aweto wenf lo
L••"f Cano of Cano a Chanleclalr Copa <M
O<o El T0t11os ano L•~ 8r1aaa CMl Cary waa
t1000ted tor tri.ir Chr1s1ma1 burial
F °' Amaricen 1000 litver awa101 _,, 10
""' Arct>ea ano K1ng1 Wharl In N-PQ<l and a... .. Well• ano Oa1ay a Mari..i In An~m
B•onte c.nrtie.I" _,I 10 BAAtwa 1n ,,,,_,
Bob Burns In Newport 8eech Md Anan.im,
Crawdeoo 1n Anaheim Elmer a Place In
F ulle<lon and J P Mac a on HunllnQlon 8"ch
Ala<> in the Amer1ean tOOd ca1900<y bronia
awards wer4 g1van 10 P1ra011e Cafe 1n
Newpor1 -..en PllalM Inn ltl C..Olona Gel
Mat Ito• 2 lh luena Patil, T~ Ca1c11 111
Anaheim fl'le O\ilet Woman 111 COIO<I• Clef
Mir Tony "°"'a t In ~ llMctl Md lht v ...... l\lflle In ~ ~
Promtelng ,,.WCOmetl MfVlng Am.,IOall
c;11ltlfle •••• 8tanlerd Hovae fn 'ounta111
I/alley llle Wl'llt• HOUM In Anallelm, tl'I•
Valve• htrll• In II To•o and Yor•a Linda Btal!Ofl lfl V11111a l,ulde
OuHiv. • ... It Wle tf\CI ""' "eclt In Mllaiofl lllejO Pklked up ~ 1w.,de In the IMel end
SIHk Caleoo<v
B•on•e 0«1llrc••9' _,, 10 c .... 'N c1ee-
1n Futletton, Chatley B•own a ln Hunlt"Glon
S.acl'I, Chlr1 HOUM In O.Oe Point and TulM
Alb Co lo Orange
Coeta MH1'1 Mafl(l11ln Gourmet rec.I* 1
gold award In th• ChlMM loocl oategOty
Sliver cenllloatM -t 10 Iha cn1nt P11-
1n Anah.im and New90t't leech, Lt Chi~
In Laite fOfMI, ()Olden Dfaoon In Coela MIN.
Grand Shanghai In Laguna Hiii• Mand11ln
Pavllllon In Full1rto11 end Pelllng Ouo~ In
Ot6'1Q• AUMn In Anal'lelm, Cl'lln Ting In Fuller1on,
Oenohl• Khan In fl T Ol'O .end Ming'• In eu.n.
Parlt Wife given bronze awatda VIP In
Ofenge ,. .. named l>fomlalnQ newcomer
Chantecleit In Irvine and Five Crowna In
Co•ona d•I Mar .,.,, 1ward•d gold
c:er1111ee1.. IOf 11'1111 contlnenlll IOOda
S11v1• 1w1tdt went to Crown HouH In
LIOU"• Niguel Frlll\GOlt In Huntington BMdl,
H1mlngw1ya In Coron1 del Mlf,
Medlt•,,-an Room In INlne, Muldoon'• In l'f-l>Ofl ~acn Newport 17 In Santa Ana
V1111 Fontane 1n Or~ and Watm hble In Santa Ane
8•oni. awa•d• -• Q1ven 10 Anrllonf• ot Tut11n Cale 8rl1IOI In Huntington Beach,
Capr1cc10 Cale In N1wpor1 8Hc:h and
WalllnQton'a 8uel\I P11k "'rom1a1ng continental,,_,,,.,,.,, Cllez
Otnta In ~pon BMch. Erneat't Baylllde In
Newpo<I 8Mch Hemingway• 8y Ille SN ln
Lagun• BeaCfl. Ron'• In Legvna. The Rltz Ill
NIWPQ<I Beach and Wine Cell11 In NewPQ<t
Beach
Will we foot power plant bill?
WASHINGTON (AP) The
g overnment ha s adopted
r egulations that could raise
consumers' electric bills b1lhons
of dollars a year by allowing
utilities to charge their customers
f o r pow er plants under
construction
The Ene r gy Regulatorv
Comm1ss1on rules reverse a
government policy that ut11lty
custom ers should not pay the
costs of building a power plant
until that new electnclly actually
begins to Clow.
The regulations. likely to be
published within a month and
then take eHect 30 days after
that. will allow uuliues to raise
their wholesale rates to cover 50
pt:'r<·ent of their construction
rnsts Wholesale rates are th('
pnces charged by power plants to
local electnc companies.
Leg1slat1on has been
introduced in both houses of
Congress that would roll back
the regulations and restrict the
comm1ss1on 's authority to
approve rate increases based on
t'Onstructlon costs.
Except 1n rare instances,
uuhttes now cannot recover those
costs in their wholesale rates
undf!r -federal law However,
publw utility comnussions In at
least 35 states alread y allow some
ongoing construction costs to be
apphed to retatl rates.
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I loulevard lrl1tol It. ltreet j (NMr~lt.)
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gold oettltlcal• IC>t the lttllnlO GalegOty
lllv11 ••••Cl• went lo M1f'Telt11h In N~t hecll 0pMO I In Otenttt. "4>';11
Kllrber 1n Ne•PO•t •••Ch. Old World "41ttauflnl In Hun11ng1011 laecn 111C1 lloyel
Thal ~ In Hewootl leech
Cllattll'a Hideaway lfl W•tl'lllnltet, tit ... In
Anaheim Tandoor In 01•1101 1110 Tnal
P1Yilton In fl TOfO -· •" natnld j)fOf'lllllnO ~· Undet Ille 'amlly lltlua c11900ty • 111..., awwo -t 10 Tlaqueoaque In Plaoen11a
8ron.e 1w1rd1 fOf t1mlly Yl lua Wini 10 el
IOl'llO In Plac;ent11. Keno'• In Tualln, La Pt111
In An1helm, Mula Callender'• In l!I roro
Pa110 Cale In Newport 8eKh, 81udl0 C•I• 111
llall>Oe. Ille Coll• In Laqun1 BellClh
Ootd award• IOf 'renc:h food• We+'I given ro
J W '• al Ille Anaheim Matrloll and La hyetta In G111den OtOYe
PIOkll'lQ "'9111\'lf awatO• IOI' Franch COOIOng
-• !lotdeell• In Coeta M-. Co•don Oi.u 1n
Laguo.11 IMcll. La lrHMfle In Oranoe. L• 81att1U In Newpott a..c11 L• Saint· Tropez In
Newport 8Noh, Mon Cntteau 10 I I Toto end
Tt.e i:tlvtera In Cott• MMI
8t<>nP Oe+'1Ulcar" _,, to eou..y Rouge In
Newport 8Hc:ll, Che1 Laut•ec In Newpofl
8eac:h and Fr1nch Ou••l•r Reataurent In
Cotona dei MM
Promlalng ,_ Frenc:n r"t-•nta .,, L•
Pliml In New90t't Beach L Hlrondalle In Sin
Juan Capit lrlnO Md P1etr1 a In Ceplaltano
8Moll
Alfredo a In Colla Mau ano Anlonello
Rlltoranle In S1n1a Ana tac:11vad gold
cettlllcal• IOI 11111111'1 food
Eatnlng allYlt eetllfie411e• IOf 1~1 llallllr\
food -• Capri a tn Oranga La Strada tn Corona del Mar ~trio a 1n R1v1111d1
M111eo·1 In Corona dtl Mar Plnoc:chlo 1n
Sant• Ana. Promo R1a10fante on Cotta M ....
R111oranta OltlO an HuntlnQlon 8eac11 and VIiia Nova In Newpon e.ach
lr~I IWllOI -· 10 A/Niii I In 9alb0e l111nd, Angelo i nd 111nc1 1 111 'ulfe•IOll IWaolo'• In II Toro. 0 Amloo'• In Otenoe. LA
,.occa 111 'u11er1on LHP•d•'t 111 1'Uttln
Lo"lll•rdo'• Ch.leaoo ltulled ,1ua In
Hunll"eton BMcfl l'tlj)at&Dl 1n ea100. leland
and ltull HOOdle In "'-POt• &each
CapuGGtno 1n l.agu11a S..Cn ••• named
l>fomllino --Pielllng up • gold awwo '°' 111 Jlpa/WIM tOOd wa• Kolo In Newpan 8e1Gh
811-IWlldt went 10 Qenkal In Colona o.I
M1t, Mattu tn Hunllngton Beach, Mlylllo In
01ang1 81ngoku In Plaoenlla, 8hOQun ol
Jllj>en lo MIMlon 111110 and Tllllo In lrYlne
J1pana11 rHtauranla rec;elvlng bronia
1w11oa -• Am901 In Buena P11k, Benlhana OI Tokyo In An1h1lm. EIHkU In Anaheim
HO<lkawe In Santi Ana. and MldOl't tn Co•t• Ma ..
Aleo Mizuno In Anal'letn1, Ootao In Co111
MHa. 8hlkl In Orange end Yam1to In Newpo<I eaacl'I
M••lcen re11auran11 receiving 11tve1
c111111c1111 were Acapulco In San11 Ana.
Ac1pulco In Anal'letm, Et Cl'loto In Orange, fl
Ranctlllo in Nawport Beach Laa 8rlaH 1n
Laguna Beach Moreno a In Orange. Reo
Onlon 1n Newpon BMeh ano 8ombr1<0 81r .. 1
1n Sanll Ane
Bronia award• -n• lo CH• l/alletla In Santa An• El C1p11an In Irvine El TOl'llo 1n
l agiU'la Hiiia EJ Tor110 In Newl>Ofl &MOii lot
Ca11111oe in WHlminatet and f0tt1lla Fl111 1n
L1guna e..cn
In the Novel Conceot Ca1eao1v t llvar aw1rd1 w1n1 10 Blue 8111 Cala In
Newport Beacll Rolhtc:hll<I C"-and WIM
1n Corona d•I Mar fee and Sympathy In
Coal• Meaa end WatehouH In Newport
BMCh
Bron11 awatdl 1n Ille novel C.lagory went
lo Ctary HorM Stelk HOUM 1n Sanla Ana
Rulabeg~ In Fullerton and Tualln
Seerood 111v1• wtnne•• were Cano a In
N._pott w.ac:n. \.a1>ta1n Jao11·1 1n awnMI ' kaGtl Thi lplndftll« In ~I I.all and
Tony I ... l.ancllng Ill f"811n
ltoru. mecs ... -c to c J ~ and Co 111
Huntll"'ton ~ Ct1.b Hou. In lt1t1ton.
HunQry T-In C0t_ ont1.JMI Mat. ..... _..., ltv Tiii lea 1n Hun11~on IMclll. llflll>YWd lnnlil
Anallelm and fhe ~In ~ leKll
l\ull' lcu09« In ~tunllnQtOll lkacll Md
RH 0 N•wPOtl were bOlll •ecognlaed ..
orom1E-'00d •Htau1an11
r11e r •Mtaur11111a -• l'IOnOtld IOI
their wine M ac:llOn Arnbtotla 1n N-por-1
BMch, Antoneilo 1n eo.11 MeM. aowy Ro.ioe
In "'-l>Orl Be.ell Tt.e Cal and Ille C1111Md
Cup In L• Habra •nd the C..let RMtaurant In
Fulletton
Aleo, Cllei Cary 1n O•~. Cn1111actatr 1n
Irvine. five Ctownt In Coron1 dll Mar ,
Hemrnlngway1 In C0tona def Mat. The Hobbit
tn O..anoe. L1layet1a In Oato.n Oro•• and Mr
810• In Anaheim
Recognlred 101 '"''' brunc1111 were
All•IOo'• In Coa1a M .... A\lfOfa In """"'°"· Ban &town • in Laquna 8eaeh Cala 8flllOI In
11un11ng1on Beactl. Cano't In Newpor1 Beacl\.
Ch1n1ec1a1t In trvlne Crawdaddy In Anaheim
Alao hono•ed for lh11r brunch•• wete
Oa1ay·1 l\41tltll tn Ananalm, El f~ ~port 8"cll An-"41in\ t Mattlo11
MatrlOlll. M111wet1 • By Ille s.. In Hufltlngton
Aa1c11, Newporter. Sombraro Strei! In
~anl• An• and W1te!IOUM '" Newpor1 e..cll Raa1au1an11 honored lor 11111, longllma
qua111y include Arnolo • f'arm Hou•• 1n Buen• PMh. Belllle I In OatOen Grove. Crab
Cooker 1n Newpofl Batch 0111m1n • In
tlttooa El Adobe tn 81n Jullr\ Cep111rano
GUO. ., Inn in s..i Beac:h ano Jolly KnlQllt 1n
Ga•den Grove
Otllef re11auran1a on the "Laoeno 1n 111
Tune C.lepc>tv at• Knott a Chic.ken P.nnet
Houee tn 8u1n1 Path Santa Ana • Kono
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~· Or1noe Ooelt DAILY PILOT/8und1y; Meron 13, 1983
Sal er to participate
in tax refund scramble
Proposition 13 rolled back
property valuation to the 1975
level and Utnlted annual increases
in property tax asaeasments in
Callfotn1a to 2 percent of market
value. But the law did not go into
effect until July l , 1978. A court
ruling in San Mateo County has
held that it waa illegal to apply the
2 percent increa&e to any tax year
prior to that date. In short, s~ud
the judge, the county assessor had
over·taxed property owners by 6
percent by applying the allowable
increase for inflation to the years
between 1975 and 1978.
The state Board of
Equalization, which was targeted
In a property owner's lawsuit, is
appealing the decision and it is not
impossible that the case will reach
the state Supreme Court.
But if the ruling is upheld,
counties throughout the state will
be liable for tax refunds estimated
to be anywhere from $150 million
to $300 million.
For the average homeowner
who paid property tax during the
years in question, the refund
would be about $150, but for large
corporate landowners the windfall
could be sufficient to break an
already shaky a>unty budget
Board of Equalization
chairman Ernest Dronenburg has
made the rather obvious point
that. shoµld the San Mateo ruling
be upheld in what undoubtedly
will be a lengthy legal tussle,
refunds probably would have to
be made In the form of future tax
credits rather than cash .
However, the immediate
problem for persons ~ho owned
and paid taxes on property
between 1975 and 1978 is the
four -year limit on filing tax
adjustment claims. In this case the
deadline happens to be April l 0
and that has set off a statC'wide
scramble to get claims lnto tht'
hands of assessors -just ln caae.
A bill has been introduced In
the Legislature that would entitle
all taxpayers who overpaid to
receive a refund even If a claim
was not filed by the April
tleadline1 so the scramble may turn
out to have been unnecessary But
that possibility 1s not deterring
Orange Countlans who are filing
claim forms at the •rate of 500 a
day and sending requests for the
forms at the rate of 1,000 a day
Filing a claim, "in fact, does
nothing more than guarantee the
right to participate in any future
distribution of refunds. however
they may be made.
In considering the m easure
that would waive the claim
deadline, the Legislature should
also establish some mechanism
that would enable counties to pay
back the excess tax on some sort of
installment plan. probably tax
credits, without having to go
broke -or to make further cuts
in public services. •
For those who believe 1t 1s
better to be safe than sorry, it
probably is a good idea to Invest a
couple of 20-cent stamps and
request a claim form by malling a
stamped. self.addressed envelope
to the Clerk o( the B oard o f
Supervisors, Post Office Box 687,
Santa Ana. 92702, and get the
fonn back in the mail before Apnl
10.
But 1n the interest of not
completely overwhelming the
harassed clerk. do not request a
form unless you paid property
taxes in fiscal years 1975-76
through 1977-78.
Priorities submerged
Congressman Robert
Badbam, usually an astute
politician, did little to polish his
image in tpe 40th Di.strict when he
chose to reiterate his opposition to
the $1 billion Santa Ana River
flood control project just when
hundreds of his constituents were
still surveying the damage caused
by the worst flood in decades.
Badham further refused to
aiid his signature to those of half a
dozen other Southern California
congressmen on a letter urging
~mbers of the House Public
Works and TranSROrtation
Committee to expedite
consideration of a public works
bW that includes funding for the
Santa Ana River project. It has
been bogged down in Wuhlngton
for yean. He had ref used to sign a
similar letter when the legislation
was before Congress in 1977.
Alrnolt 20 years have passed
since the U.S . Army Corps of
Engineers cited the need for the
project, which would raise the
Prado Darn 30 feet and include
improvements all along the river
in San Bernardino. Riverside and
Orange Counties.
But to Badham, lt is just a
"irandiose concrete raceway to
the sea" and far too expensive,
even If it could prevent the sort of
losses suffered In the recent
storms. The storms, he noted,
"didn't deetroy the county."
They did not. But they
destroyed homes, threatened lives
and disrupted transportation and
services ln a manner that has
rarely been teen. And there ls
reaaon to believe that even wone
deltructk>n could lie ahead as the
t: ClOntinues to develop, despite
~·s apparent belief
lb-<a11ed 100-year floods are
.,,_,thing of a myth.
Unfortunately. It ls Ju.st this
pe of clilqreement amona the
901S'aJJ>hlcaJ and poUUcal entiUea
Potential fiood areas thal
•
has kept the Santa Ana flood
project from progressing any
Caster in Washington. And the
news that their very own
congressman was holding fmn on
the negative side was not likely to
sit well with the recent flood
victims.
Badham. meanwhile, has
backed off a little by saying he
may ch&nge h is mind aft.er
inspecting storm damage this
weekend and probably w o uld
support a iess expensive project
that could p rotect Huntington
~ach and FountaJn Valley.
In the past, Badham has
shown genuine concern for his
constituents, as Individuals or in
groups. After a calamitous
landslide in Laguna Beach, for .
example, he rapidly pulled 1tring1
to enable owners ot damaged and
threatened homes to move
whatever furnishings and other
belongings they could rescue to
the federally owned Zigfurat
building in Laguna Nlgue and
store them there until they could
rebuild.
Indeed. last week he 1howed
extraordinary concern for a South
Laguna beach rea1dent whose
home was threatened, by Uling his
influence to obtain the services of
a Marine helicopter and 13
Marine s to alrllft h eavy
equipment to an lnaccessible beach
area to replace aa.nd washed from
under the house foundation by
waves.
Use of the Marine equipment
and personnel to ball out a single
storm sufferer ralted a few
eyebrows, given Badham'a cool
diam1aal of the need for a project
that would protect many
thousanda of homes. A few more
examples of auch misplaced
priorities and Rep. Badham may
need a little help 1horing up the
foundations of his own 1upport In
the 40th Dlau1ct
()pinions •S>f•IMd In tne IJNK• ebove ar' thOM of tl'M Dally Piiot. Otn.r views ••· .,.., .. on this peoe art thole of tnelr eutl'\On and artists. Rttder commtnt 11 lnvlt·
.... ~The D•llV Piiot, P.O. IO• 1560, Cost• MfM, CA '261•. PMnl (114)
=241.
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English sweeps the world
NEW YORK -"The mushroom
growth of English medium schools
should be checked, as they will be a
source of trouble . ." That was thl'
warning last month in Lahore. Pakistan,
in a Pakistan Times article on the•
problems of illiteracy in the country and
the (act that more and more PakisLarns
would rather be literate in English than
m Urdu, the rountry's oHietal language
It 1s pretty much the same almost
every place m the world. Almost 800
million people now speak Enghsh as a
first or second language -an mcre8S<' of
about 40 percent in the pa.st 20 yl'ars
The language of the British and thl·
Americans -American English is now
the driving force -has become the
language of people who want to "get
ahead," the language of technology,
science, trade, diplomacy and of an
lnternatlonaliz.lng popular culture.
IN THIS smaller world. you have to
know English to "keep up" with modem
developments -someth.ing hke 80
percent of the world's technical papen
are first published in English If you
want to know -now! -what is
happening in computers or av1at1on , in
accountin.g or rock music. you have to
know English.
That's why 117 nullion foreigners -
non-resJdents of the 37 countries where
Enehsh 1s an off.l.cial language -are
studying the language right now
According to the United Nauons
StaUsucal Yearbook, 16 percent of lhe
primary 1ehool students ln the world are
studymg English, and 77 percent of the
M.'<:ondary M'tlUol students are studying
the language In Finland 18 percent of
thl' books published are in English. in
Sweden the figure 1s 14 percent, in
Argentina , ll percent, in Cuba, 8
pt'rl·1.•nt In the Arabic-speaking
countrit•i., st·1l•nce and mathematics
~ourst''> Jrt' taught in English In the
--~ RICHARD RllVIS 1 ·; •
Sov1l't Union. more than half the
t·ountry'!. high school students are
studying English -and most of them .
seem to stop American visitors on the
strC't't to practice the language. The same
thing happens again anci again to
Americans in Chin.a.
And people. in Pakistan and other
places, are learning 1t on their own, to
gt>t ahead So. Pakistan is worried about
pr«?Servtng its own language and culture
the country's leaders worry that
American ideas and habits are traveling
with American words. That's why
F'ran<.-e -where 88 percent of students
study Enghsh and one out of 20 words m
what may be the world's most beautiful
language a.re now "borrowed" from
Engllah -can become so agitated about
the populanty of a television series like
"Dallas" and the other tentacles of
America's lowest common denominator
(or "universal") popular culture.
There has never been a world
language to match modern English.
Laun in 11.S time, Italian in the 16th and
17th l-entunes and French in the 18th
and 19th centuries did not come close to
the penetration and pervasiveness of
English today Or the growth -1t seems
hkely that by the year 2000 there will be
more non-native English speakers than
native
Much of the world would like to stop
that s pread There are anu-English
pr<Jgrams m lhe Philippines and Taiwan
and other unlikely places There have
even been some successes in reducing the
use of the language in Vietnam and
lran, for example
BUT THERE 1.1 only so far a country
can go 1n denying the language of
modernity U Ne Win, the ruler of
Burma, forbade English instruction in
his country for years -unUI his own
daughter was refused admission to
British medical schools because of an
English language deficiency. Now,
English is a mandatory subje<.'t in Burma
from kindergarten through college.
All o{ that. obviously, means a lot
more to Americans than JUSt making it
easier hrst to travel almost anywhere
these daya There has not been a great
deal of study done about the cultural, social and political Impact and
implications of the "mushroom" spread
of a Language -this is a new situation
-but if "the medium IS the message"
and the medium Is our language. then It
may follow that lhe message that gets
through will be our message
Letters to the editor
Consider cost
of the recall
To the F.ditor:
We were very unhappy with the news
of the possibility of the attempted recall
of Coaat Community College District
board mernben. Several lacu have been
brought to our attention and we wanted
to lt\Qe you and the claaif1ed IW1 and
memben of c.aufoml.a State Employees
Amod.ation aware of the follo~ facu:
l. In Novem~r 1983 three of the
current board seats will be up for
election. (Thoee are the aeata cutTently
held by Mr. Humphreys. Mr. Kettler and
Ma. Gandy).
i . IF THE neceaaary number of a,naturee on the pet.it.Ion foe recall att
obtained the diaU1ct will have to foot lhe
bill for the recall election. Acoord.fna to
the Regtatrar of Voten office, for an area
our afie the co1t will run in the
nelghborhood of ta<>0.000. ln order for
the diatr1ct to pay this fff it will mean
cutun, an alreadl lick budget . . . that
meaN laytna of more classified ataff
membei1. ~he California State
Educ.lion Code..ttatea that Certlfied .Wf
(lhltruc:ton) m\< be notWed by March
1~ If they are to be laid off, otherwlle
they cannot be laJd off for the followfnl
achool year.
3. U you are unhappy with the current
board memben. F out Into the district
and aeek new candidates. The other two
eeeta will be up tor election ln 1980. Jf
tbe three aeetl up ln November are filled
with rww J*>ple, that would m.n 3
MW Y°"9 aplnlt 2 old VOtel. A l!'Ml
deal can~ lt we can act now to
"?. ~ rtcall1na of our CWT'Gll baud wtlJ not eave any ~ thJa year. We are
not edvocatin, ~talnlna or chanctna
board memben. OW' ~ la t.o •va
the $300,000 for tbe'1oocl'Of ~ ltudmta .
KATRLIZN WOODABD JANS PATI'ER80N
YVl:1TS BROWN
Tq tbe 11Ju11le
MAILBOX
York City only has two airports. Chicago
two, San Francisco one. Dallas and Fort
Worth only have one that they share,
etc
The best way to get to LAX is by
shuttk! planes which fly every hour
from 6 a m t.o 9:20 p.m. Golden West has
Dehavil.and turbo jeta whJch are silent
and comfortable The trip takes 25
minutes The cost is only $3 i.f you buy
your hrst class ucket to the F..ast through
them
As the doctor says. "It would be
possible to decrease and eliminate
enurely the big jet \lie at John Wayne
Airport and restore livability to Sant.a
Ana Heights and Newport Beach."
AD. CORTEZ
Samaritans all
disappoint those clients who dally
depend on the Feedback Foundation
project TLC whose volunteer drivers
deliver meals in several cities ln the area.
THOMAS S . RITI'ER
Board priorities
To the Editor:
Union vice if!:Sident Don Ackley of
Orange Coaat COJJege'a faculty argues In
his letter to the Dally Pilot on Sunday
(March 6) that the adminl.ltration and
the Board of Truateea of the Coast
Community College District preftt "high
tech" to)'I over full time faculty Jobe.
Let it be absolutely cleer that that la
not the cue.
What the boa.rd and adminl..ltration
sincerely believe In ta the opportunJty of
educational choice by mature atudenta
whose average aJe. la 27 in this
inarguably techno108iC&l era.
No one ii countertna Mr. Acltley that
1tudent/teacher interaction haa been
sU«ellf ul for the put 200 yean. It will
be and ahould be IUOCe98ful for the next
two centurlea. But lt ahould b e
remembered by today'• readera. that in
the immediate poet-Gutenberg age It
wu perceived by the intelllaeniata that
literate atuden~ would rencfer teechera
obaolete. Hiatory irrefutably ~ that
the "heretical advancemen~'' of Una
haa enhanced leemina op dee foe
billions of peraon1 -wit t th.reel to
the teachinl profemlon.
a JJ& a :wzm
Orange Co11t DAIL 4f PILOT /Sunday, March 13, 1983 ~ 1
Buyer's market ahead? Big real estate
Builders cit e lower price , interest rate ·
Three larae Suuth .. rn
C1tllfornlu hou1ln1 lnvl'ntor1e1,
price• that huve btwn lowered
sub1tantl1dly by both
homebuilders 1md homeowners,
and continued low interest rat.es
make "now" an ex~Uenl Ume to
buy a home.
That t. how 1983 and 1984 look
to Thomas T . Hammond ,
president ot th<' Newport
Beach -baaed Hammond
Company, the nat1on'11 fastest
growing maJor Independent
mortRage banking firm
"[n Southern California, we
still have three large Inventories
of homes to be aold off. unsold
new homes 1n one to
three-year-old developments,
resale listings of privately owned
older homes, and houses
purchased by Investors in recent
years," observes Hammond With
these three inventories to work
down, it's a buyers market. If you
need a house. now i.s an excellent
llme to buy. Interest rates shouJd
stay low for awhile -or
continue to drop even farther,
remaining in the 10 to 13 per cent
range for six months t.o a year.
"[n new homes , the
first-time-buyer market 1s
showing strong signs of activity.
Homes with $60,000 to $100,000
price tags in the outlying sections
of Los Angeles, Riverside, and
San Otego Counties are selling
well. This is important because
-if the first-time buyer cannot
afford a home -other people
cannot move up and all housing
activity is stymied," Hammond
continued.
"The resale home market also
shows signs of coming back very
strongl y. Resales are very
important, too, because they
account for the ma1ority of
residential sales and because
people must be able to sell their
present home before they can
buy a new one.
"Since real estate values and
rents will appreciate more slowly
in the eighties, there 1s little
incentive for investors to hold
onto the single-family homes
they bought for investment So.
all thoee investors who bought
homes in recent years will sell
their properties to people who
want to live in them."
Hammond expects current
invento ries to diminish
substantially in the next 12
months because he thinks the
national reoesaion is over.
"Reeovery is under way in
many facets of the economy.
We've had very good leading
economic indicators, which
forecast the future . These
indicators are: money supply
growth, resale home sales, and
new home construction First,
our financial system has
demonstrated that 1 t has a
tremendous amount o{ liquidity
for housing, which means that
l-11
l11t-l-01r
•ent by "" ., ..... nail!
OC.AIA~
ANO HOTEL PO\'.uP
MERCEDES euu
ROLLS ROYCE
FERRARI
MASERATI
CLDU
BMW CONVERT.
MUSTANG CONVERT.
VW CONVERTlll.E
LINCOLN
CADl.LAC
CORVETTE
FORD
•ufllclont funda an• uvall•blt• to
lein1i to pt.'Ople St'\.'Ond, aome true
huu•lnti 11tarts not
governmt'nt -11ub»ldltt-d
'bond-wds' hove popped up in
ttw lut month or two 'third, we
<.~rtlllnly are Bc.'t'lns li(ood rt!S&le
acuvtty on older home..
"Wu'n: aUio sce1nj st.ronj sales
1rt low('r-prlced homes because
rlnt tlm<' buyers go out looking
on the basis of ·Here 1s how much
money I make uvery month; now
whot can it buy?' That's a much
different approach from people
who Mre buying their 9ee0nd or
thm.l house."
Looking al the current
Svutht•rn California market,
Hammond summed 1t up in these
tt•rm.'I·
"In Orange and San Diego
Counties, we have a surplus of
$200,000 houses. the second or
third move-up home for families.
Generally, this lS going to be the
slowest home to sell Peo~le
probably wiU buy it 1f they ve
got three or four kids and can
afford 1t However, there are {ar
too many $200,000 houses on the
market and not enough $150,000
houses
"While there lS a pretty strong
demand for entry-level housing
in Orange County, there are
several hundred affordable new
homes that aren't sold.
"Most of the new
developments will look more like
those in the moderately priced
Irvine village of Woodbridge
than the afCluent Nellie Gail
Ranch type of commuruty. That's
certainly happening right now in
the San Francisc.'O area The East
Bay area seems to have come
blKk t>arher and much stronger
than Orange County In that
area, there's a very strong
demand for $100,000 to $150,000
homes right now The
higher-priced stuff is not movmg
at all.
"How ever, over the long run,
the high-end home will retain its
value and will sell ['m
ronunually amaz.ed at the derth
of the upper end income leve in
Southern Califomi. lt astound&
me how many people can
afford the very. very experuiive
houses
Hammond believes that the
hoUS1ng 111dustry's post-recession
start-up efforts will be somewhat
slow
"It ~ms that every five yea.rs,
we have to create a new
generatioK of kome bulJders.
Many see!!l. to·{~ or merge or
retire At 41\y"..a.e;• they cl\anae.
It always 'takes· awhtle for th.is
fragmented industry to get its act
together and start supplying
h o uses again We saw that
happen m '73 and '74 -and the
housing pipeline really dld not
start producing until weU int.o '76
and '77. It takes th.at long for this
industry to ~et its act together.
"A fow ur tht· nullonul l1unw
bulldlns l'Utlil-*nlt'fl hMvt-1t.uyt-d
ln~·t, but thert<'11 nu lndkuthm
thMl th\<Y ltrCI In a11y bt'ltt•r
po11luon to drumutkiAlly lrKrl'ilbt'
thc•lr prodU<'Uon
"Thou• who are building
hou•o• now find that Lt lot ot
thvlr old 1ubcontrac·lon1 huvt•
gont!. Thl11 meana that Cl whole
nc.>w group of 11ube will have t.o
come In So, it will take some
add I tlonal ume for homt• builders
to retpond to easier money and
accommodating construt:lwn
financing and gt•t back into
producUon "
The Hammond Company
originates, sells, and scrv1t·cs u
wide variety of loans for new and
older homes in California and
Nevada through eight brttnch
offlet.'8
A
Honored
Hobin n. Torrt-i, of
lrvim• hal!I ht>t>n nunwd
Hu ffiliute of lht> yt-ur"
by tht• lrvi1w Hourd of
Rt'altor!'>.
8v JOHN CUNNIFI<' A~ •velneM ANfr••
NEW YORK A 111urv1·y ur
rc11l <.'It.ate brokl'rs h"-'I toum.l that
Kil percent of them Opt'r•W rrum
11ln£lt! otrlcea, spec1allz1ne In 11
lucal l'OOIJllUnity and ml.lybt• t•v1·n
a nc•lihborhood wilh1n them
But big business 111 planning u1
c·hungt• that
Tht• threat to tht• small
inJl·pt·ndent broker l'rn't rww.
having begun b<>fort· tht· near·
lullapbt' o( real e11u1tc markets
thrC'C.' or four years ugo But now,
w; markets rt."(:over, big bus1nc'li.'i
reul t•sUIU: ts gathering strl'ngth
again
SellJ"lj Roebul'k. lung known as
u purveyor of rt• tu II guods .
Control Data, gl·nerally thought
of as a l'Ompull'r makt·r. ond
M t· r r 1 11 L y n ,. h . po p u I a rl y
1tlt•nllf11-<l wlttt mmmon •Luckl ull
plan to l'Xf><ind their reul l'll.EiW
hold1n",
All three.· <.wnpanlt'I are IAOO
big in f1na0l'wl i.ervlt-es, of which•
rt.•111 l'tlt.ut.c 111 but one aspect. and
inll'nd to ulk their expcrt.i&l' In
area11 sut·h us f1nant•e und
ini.urJrH'f' to deliver "total
pa<:kage~" to homebuyers
AJ. n•al t'f\Uite acuv1ty p1clul up,
lht• nillllt'!'l Of four b1g outfit.I, all
of whom have had their growth
plans .. tym1l'd during the
rt'<'t•ss1m1, arc· likely to become
b1gg1·1 (,H·tors 1n n•ul estate
through advert1s1ng and
prmnotion
Home af f ordahility gains
Cc·ntury 21, Ek.octron1c Realty
Ai."oot·1Jlt'I\, Realty World and
Rt•d Carpl.'l, the four biggest
fram h1'>0rs, all plan markNmg
t·ampa1gnl> as the economy
1 rnpruvcs, according t o the
NJtional Assoc·1auon of Reali.Ors.
Rt•d Carpl'l, wh1eh offers a
11Jt1unal affiliation with
1ndl'pcndt•nt manag£'ment of
local oHi<.:t-s, h& concentrated its
R ealtors report progress, but pictu~ still n o t bright
WASHINGTON Lower
mortgage Interes t rates ,
relat1vely stable home prices and
riling family income <.'Ombined to
make housing more affordable in
January, according to the
Nauonal Association of Realtors.
ln the first monthly report of
1Ls newest statistical series, the
Housing Affordability Index. the
Assoc1at1on study showed th,at
the January index was 78.9
percent -a 1.1 percentage point
improvement from December's
index.
"The January index means
that a family earrung $23.917, the
median U S . income. had 78 9
pcrc.'Cnt of the lnt."Omc nt'<.-essary
to qualify for the purchase uf a
median-priced home, which was
$68,300 in January," explained
Dr Jack Carlson. chief <'<.'Onomist
and 1.•xecutive vict:' prl'li1dent of
the Assoc1auon
Hii.toncal data md1tiiled that
th<' last time the H ousing
Affordab1hty Index W&> 100 -
meaning the median f dm1ly
income was exactly what was
nel•ded t o qualify for the
med1an-pric'-·d home was in
February 1979. The index has
been below 100 ever since
"Whilc the a ffo rdab1l1ty
p1cturC' 1s sull lesi. than bright.
Desert hoHJes show
new floor plans
January rPprt';entl> tht.• t•1ghth at·uvnws in the West, South and
c· o n s <" t• u t 1 v e mo n t h of mon.· r<'<.'t.'ntly the Midwest, but
improvement from the low of h<b idea.., of entering many other
·64 2 recorded in May 1982," st<tlt'S
CarU.On said. f:kA was purchased last year
Th<• improved affordability b v Com m er<.: i a I Cr e d 1 t
p1cturt.• was reflected in the M:.nag<.'mtmt Corp .. a subsidiary
n.·c·ord monthly 1ncreast' in of Control Data. By the end of
existmg home sales reported by 1982 1l hJd opened 45 Control
tht• Assoc1at1on last week. DatJ Homeowner Centers,
Carlson noted. On a s.easonally of(ermg homebuyers first and
adJU!ott•d annual basis. home second mortgages, 1nsuranCC' and
rt•salt•s in January rOS(' to 2 61 closing and relocation serv1e<'S. It
m11l1un units from 2.26 million m hopt>s to add 500 franch1SC.'t$ next
DE.'<.:t'mber The percentage year
increase was the biggest m the 16 Me rrill Lynch Realty and
year!. the Association has been Ht.>locauon has been buying
compiling the monthly sales data well managed local real estate
"Clearly, steadily falling brokerage businesses It owns 26
mortgage interest rates have fir~ m 40 metropolitan areas.
played the largest role in with 300 salc.>S offires and 8,000
improving housing affordab1l1ty sal<·s pt>rsons. It has expressed
over th£' last eight months," the mt.enuuns of having a presence
economlst noted. in the top 50 urban markets
within the next several years
The average interest rate on Sf•ars Roebuck has been
inst1tuuonal mortgages dosed m building It!> presence through
Two new floor plans have JUSt "Plan F ," the other new January f~ll again to 13 64 ownPMh1p uf ColdweU Banker, a
... ~n t'ntroduced al Salver Sands d h percent -down from 13 98 a real t•state company that "'""' es1gn. emp asiZE'S ronvemcnce percent 1n December and
Racquet Club in Palm Desert. by and offers special versatility. In significantly lower than the 16.11 established affiliates m nearly
McLain Development Company. this home, the second bedroom is two dozen metropol.Jtan areas.
ed f I d percent rate reported eight According to Sales M~!fer s1tuat or optiona use as a en months earlier. The motivation behind the
Bob Ogle, these plans. re(e to or guest room, and there is a However. rising income and b1g-l'ompany activities 1s the
by McLain staff members as large mast.er swte for the owners' relatively flat home prices also reahz.allon th{lt reaJ estate l.S npe "~r ..-n•-t" homes. were Ullil' Spacious livtng and d1mng for pro(ess1onaJ management and ........ --contributed to 1mprov1ng designed aa a result of a survey m areas and a well-planned kitchen affordability, Carlson noted training. and homebuyers ripe
which purchasers and others are other features for salesmen t.o present a vanety
were asked to name the existing The single-family residences The annuaJ income necessary of other servlces
amenities, optiona, etc they introduced in Phase U are pnced lo qualify for a median-priced What the small real estate
would most want to see in an from $117,000 lO $159,500 The home in January was $30,330 -broker can offer 1s human
"ideal" home. vanous plans offer up to I.421 down $340 from December and services and human rather than
Moat unique of the new i;quare feet, with two bedrooms $4,912 less than the necessary computer know-how about the
and two full baths quahfymg income last May · 1 1 "customer-request" home& is the .---------------_;_ _ _;____;~---------.....:.oc:..:.:a::....:9C:.:.:e.:.n:..:.e:.._ _______ _
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ot the central l.lving room/dimng
area, the two mast.er bedrooms
provide maximum privacy for
couples
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Fixed rate at
Potomac tract
A 10 ~ percent, 30.year fixed lnte1'9\ rate la
N1W belna offered at Potomlle Landina ln bffuUfuJ
l.quna Ntiuel.
Pru. ranae trom UOQ,000 to $207,000 with a
lO~ percent fixed-rate and 30-ye&r flnand.na.
U • bu~f' pays all c:uh or arranaee hil own ~a '301000 price dWcount la available. Tbt ~ are available ln four llnal• level and ~ltory fioorplan deetcna th.at feature two
and three bedrooma and up to 2.002 11quare feet of uvm. .... To reach thl1 community, preaented by .
Coventry Flnt Homes. take lhe San Dlego Freeway
to Cro'Wn Valley Parkway, lhen drive 1e>ulh toward
the ocan to Del Avion, approximately one mile
ftom the Pllciflc Cout Hiehway. Turn left on Del
Avion and 80 one mile, then follow the aigna up lhe
hill to Potomac Landlna·
Location a factor
in Windsor homes
Location often la the key .el.ling factor in real
estate, and the award-winning community of
Woodbridge ln the growln8 city of Irvine is the
prime location that h.u contributed to the sales aucceu at Warmington'• Woodbridge Windsor
!atatee luxury condominium home community.
The ~tion-orient.ed living environment of
Woodbridae, planned and being aeveloped by the
Irvine C-ompany, ls the setting for these
Warmington-built homes of Woodbridge Windaor
&tat.es, priced from $159.000.
Offered with below-market financing at 9 ~
percent lnt.ereet for the fl.nit two years on a 30-year,
12 ~ percent fixed rate loan or optional flnandng
program featuring an 11 ~ percent lnt.erest loan for
five years with a 10 percent down payment, these
homes are preeented with a choice of four floor
plans.
The single level and two-story arrangements
offer two, three or four bed.rooms and range ln size
from 1,514 to 2,255 aquare feet of living area.
To visit the community, take the CUiver Drive
exit from either the San Diego Freeway or Santa
Ana Freeway and enter Woodbridge at Alton
Parkway. Then follow the signs to Woodbridge
Windaor Ea\ates.
The sales office and decorated models are open
dally from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Lakeshore condos
close to .shopping
Lakeshore adult condominium community,
located jual minutes from South Coast Plaza, offers
prospective homebuyers the rare combination of
location as well as value and terms.
Priced from $64,500, the Lakeshore
condominiums feature 9 percent lnt.erest for the
first year on a 30-year loan. Monthly principal and
interest payments are as low u $493.
A down payment of 5 percent combined with
the exceptional financial t.erma gjve singles and
young couples an opportunity to take advantage of
the appreciation, equity buildup and tax aavinp
that reeult from home ownership.
To view these adult condominium homes,
located at the comer of Segentrom and Fairview
Avenues in Santa Ana. take the San Di~ Freeway
to the Fairview exit, then drive north to Segerstrom
Avenue. The aales office is open daily from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Landmark homes
spacious condos
For home shoppers who want the easy-<:are
lifestyle provided by condominium ownership, but
who allO want the spadoua:nesa normally amociated
with alngle-family homes. the 2,142-aqure fool Plan ..,
4 at Landmark Yorktown may be just what they're
looking for, according to Goldie Mackin, sales
manager at the ooean-cloee townhome community
in Huntington Beach.
"With ita three large bedrooms, two-and-one-
half baths. and a good-sized family room, Plan 4 is
ideal for families or couples who need or want a
apec:ioua home,'' conunenta MAcldn.
"In addition. Plan 4 allO provides an WlusuaJ amount of outdoor livinl area for a townhome," she
u.ki. '"1bere ia a huge fenced patio th.at extends
8Cl"Q9 the rear of the home, u well u a l.ar&e
walled entry courtyard. And upstairs, the luxwioua
master suite featuree a secluded outmide deck.••
Plan 4 la the largest of four floorplans still
remainln8 at Landmark Yorktown, a development
of Sl8Dal Landmark. Beginning at 1,770 aquare
feet. the two and three-bedroom townhc.mes are ~ flOm $159,9M>.
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can be reached by taking Beach Boulevard MJUth
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turning left on Yorktown to Coldwater Lane,
turning right on Coldwater and proceeding
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SUNDAY, MARCH 13. 1183 Nixon, Jabbar spark
Laker ' lo victory
over Chicago. 84.
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Snyder's decision pleases UCI
Jim Snyder
By JOHN SEV ANO
Of the 0..., ..........
Like most giftro college athletes. Jun
Snyder was faced with a difficult
decision followlng his junior year at UC
Irvine.
Aller enjoying tremendous success al
the collegiate and national level as an
amateur, 1JCI's tennis ace was fa<.'ed with
the dilemma of tunung pro or going back
to school for his final year
It wasn't an easy choice, and Snyder
wrestled with hlB verdict for weeks,
seeking advice from hLS parents and has
personal coach, Jacque Gngry (the club
pro at Anaheim Hills).
Ultimately, Snyder decided to return
to UCI. It was a judgment, even today,
Snyder questions.
"J hud only a very few units to gN
done In 11Chool," says Snyder. who 111
majoring In criminal justice "I just
tlgurl'd another year m school and a
degree would take 10me pressure off me
"The decision waa my own. I felt I
cou Id have gone and played on the
c1rcu1l but, at the time. that was
1rrelt•vant"
Snyder's choice certainly wasn't
irrelevant to UCI Coach Greg Patton,
though, who adm.1t.s to being on pms and
nt.'t'dles throughout the ordeal.
"l'm telhng you, 1t was like God
saying you you wouldn't have a chance
to go lo heave n ," claims Patton
"Without Snyder, we would have been a
good team that would have had to ac:rap
and claw Into the Tof 20.
"With Snyder, we re a Top 20 team
capablt> of beating anyone In the nation.
What he does for our team Ls make us a
national conumder "
That's a lot of pressure to put on
S nyder's shoulders, but then he's used to
the burden A. the No. 1 player on the
UCI team, the 23-year-old ls constantly
seeing the oppo111tJon's best.
Today w1U be no different, either, as
he's acheduled to face SMU's Rodney
Harmon at the Newport Beach Tennts
Club where lhe 19th-ranked Anteaters
will host the No 1-ranked Mustangs (I
p.m ).
Harmon, if you'll remember, reached
the quarterflnala last year of the U.S.
Opcm before toeing to t>Vtmtual champion
Jimmy Connors He 111 currently ranked
No 13 in the nation (l'Ollegtat.ely).
Of courae, Snyder, who didn't It.art
playing the game unlll he was 15 'h, Lt no
slouch himself at No 27
"To me. I llkt> the wav tennls la." uva
the Estancia High grad, "I like the way
it's evened out because it allows
everybody a chance to do well
"A person might not be the No. l
player an the world, but that doesn't
mean he can't beat the No. 1 player. The
balance, especially an college, la
1ncred1ble."
The college compet1uon, and its panty,
is partly responsible for keeping Snyder
(See SNYDER, Page 8%)
Deer "°' PMtee .,, a.tee ~
Orange Coast's Kevin Eisler ( 11) bowls into GWC's David Applezoller, who is helped off the field (·rig~t).
Three-point
bombs key
UNLV win
INGLEWOOD (AP) -
Ninth-ranked Las Vegas trwd a
couple of long shot~ with thl-'
game on the lane YE:'Sterday
afternoon, making both to escape
with a 66 -63 victory over
Fresno Stall' and the Pac1f1c
Coast At h I l' t 1c Asso,· 1a ti on
basketball title
Rebels guard Danny
Tarkan1an hit for thrc•e pomLci
with 36 seconds remaining in
regulauon ume to ue the score at
59 and send the gamt• into
overtime
Then Enc Booker's three-point
goal with two seconds left in the
overtime period gave Las Vegas
the victory and the l'Onference
crown
"It was an .imazang game."
UNLV Coach Jerry Tarkaman
said. "I didn't thank we could
come back"
But he added, "We w;ed a zone
trap m the second half. and 1t
really bothered Fresno State h 's
really hard to beat a team three
times m one l>Cason • ·
"Both teams w<>re really ready
to play," sald Fresno State Coach
Boyd Grant. "Our plan was to try
to stop Sidney Gret>n, and at
times we were able to He stall
scored 23 points. but that's
because he's the most physical
player in the Umtro States
"Their two three-point shots
killed us," Grant said
Despite the loss, Grant aa1d
he still feels Fresno State
deaerves an NCAA bid
occ
By JOHN SEV ANO
Ot tN 0.., l'1lot It.ft
If there was one thing Orange
Coast College's Mike Mayne and
Golden West's Fred Hoover
agreed upon yesterday, it was
that neither team had played
very artistically in their South
Coast Conference baseball
confrontation.
Beseiged bv errors (there was
a total of six), walks ( 11 ),
unearned rurLB (7) and mental
mutakes, the game was
uncharacteristic of how the two
sides usually perform.
"It wasn't a well-played ball
game at all," admitted Hoover,
shortly after watching hlS
v1s1t1ng Rustlers drop an 8-7
decision to the Pirates. "But then
I tlunk the fact it was Orange
Coast-Golden West had
something to do with that.
"They like to play each other.
It's just that sometimes the
players lose conception of how
the ball game should be played."
Mayne agreed.
"There's a lot of electricity
when these two teams play," he
said. "Plus, this was our first-
ever conference game agahut
each other.
"We weren't pretty today. We
were functional. Maybe we'll be
pretty later on."
One person who was not only
pretty, but functional was OCC
relief ace Robb Munson. who
worked the Pirates out of a jam
in the sixth Inning and went on
to allow just one hit In 3 ~
Innings.
but it isn't pretty
The game was lJed at 63 with
1:44 remaining an the extra
period after Fresno State's
Bernard Thompaon made a ahort
ju.mp ahot.
Munson, a southpaw, picked
up hi• second victory of the
seuon while lowering h.ia ERA to
1.28. He came on with runners at
the comers and two oat in the
sixth and promptly •truck out
GWC cleanup hitter Bob
(See OCC, Pace BO
Doug Irvine of Golden West elides in for run before 0CC catcher
Keith Komeiji can apply the ta1. •
Success[ ul league openers for Edison,
EdJ.IOn and Weatmlnater hip opened
lhe Sun.et 1-cue blleball campelan
with vktor1• yesterday, but both the
Charaen and LJona needed to overcome
eetly •tldtt.
Meanwhll•, th•P• were three
doubS.hdder 1p1J&a wlih Co.ta Mesa
dtWIJna whh Laauna .Beach lttanda
doh\I tl\• .. me with Dena Hilla, and
""'port Harbor •ttJn, a atandoff wtth')
LolAmlp.
~no Valley, howev r. '°°" the
,,,._.,,.Of fl Dorado tW .
.
t
Here'• how It happened:
Edltoa '1, Marlu I
The Charaen enapted for teven runa
in the top of \he lixth lnnJna at Blair
Field to wtn tbMr ~ opener.
Marina t1arter Dave &mmona aalled
Into the 1hclh with a 2·0 adva1u.a1 ,
oampUmlnta of an RBI~ by Nte
Wheeler 1n the , ... and. Mark Johneon
RBl ilnale In the lhJrd. lttv• Mojica _... Ute nan In both 1nn1,..
The Charltn' ClDlnitblck .,..n • Jtm
Aucer had a one-out double and moved
to third on Todd Na1h'1 1tn1l•. Th~
Vlk.lJ\11 walked Todd Mabe lntenUonally
to load tht bales,· but catcher Paul
Ellilon cncked a lWO-Nn ltf\IJ. to 89t the~even.
Before the lnnln1 wu over, St.v•
OverMm had doubled ln two more,
Randy HamU&on and Daw Duun had
conuibuWMI UI Mri1* and llamJl&on wenwally &iDtid an an error. w .......... I, Oleel Vin l
PNI Btu N\dl au& etlht and walklid
Westminster
just two u the Liona overcame an early
\ ·O deflclt to pin the defeat on th~
Seehawkl.
Down l·O. Wes&mlna1.er wmt tn front
In tN fOW'lh u Eddie Pimentel llNlled,
•tole MCOnd, and came home on "rim
Jlanlon'1 double to left. HaNOn tallied
the llt·br.aker momenta later on an
fttTOt,
Otwn vi.w l.oc>k the eerly leed In the
\hard on an enor. a pair of waUai and 1
.q .... bunt by f>hll Helman.
( ... PA&PI, P11• 81)
Edison's
Alpert
takes third
Special to the Dally Piiot
FRESNO -Edison High's
Arnold Alpert ran Into an old
nemesis yesterday at the CIF
state wrestling championships,
and as a result settled for third
place in his weight category.
Alpert's third-place finish was
tops among three area wrestlers
competing in the state
tournament at Selland Arena
here
Irvine High's Chris Stately
flrushed fifth in the sta~ in the
200 -pound division, while
Fountain Valley's Jay Russell
had to default all of his matchs
because of a cracked sternum.
Alpert. a seruor and the CIF
Southern Secuon 4-A runner-up
in the 130-pound divl.alon, won
his opening match with a 3-1
dEcis.ton over Napa High's Gillie
Schmidt.
But he found himself up
against the only wrestler in the
Southern Section to finisher
higher -Lompoc's Alonzo
Harrison And Harrison, who
edged Alpert 3 -1 for the
Southern Section title, recorded a
4-3 decision.
That sent Alpert Into the
consolation sem!fin.al.s where he
defeated Dan Matthews of
Valhalla High, 4-2. Alpert then
declaloned Nogales Htgn'• Chris
Butler 9-0 to take third place.
Irvine'• Stately WU pinned by
Chico's Stuart Busbee in hla first
match at 4 :24. He defeated
Robert Serafino o( Oceana
High (San Frand.aoo), 3-2 in the
con1olatlon1 but then loat to,
Chrit Rinehart of Monte Viata Hl8h (San Diego). 4-0.
Stately eettled f« fifth tn 1tate
when hl1 next opponent, Tlm
Lajclk of Thouund Oak1,
forfeited the O\lltch.
iwa.u, who had aone th~ '
an lnjury-free 1U.10n. cncUd h.la
tternum ln prac\lce tau"
Wednesday, but he felt well
enou1h to cnvel to ~ for
the atai. tournament.
But 30 MCOnda Into h1I lint
match with Q.....,. Davia H.Wh'a
John O'Brien, ft.-U ......... he
t'OUldn't 10 m Md cW.Mlhld. He
lhen defaula.d to Bed lhttr1
Robltrt HamU ••
a~U ii \M Ctr Mut.hllm
~tlon 4·A ch.amptoa ln &he , ... pound divilkln.
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Bl Orange CoHt OAIL Y PILOT /8und1y, March 13. 1983
NBA's survival may depend on drastic changes
Truo t<.•llt of tht' forlltud .. of tnanklnd would
bt· lh" loa of rollt•r dt-rby. mud wrt. .. tllna and
pruft•n1um1I bHkl•tball. not nt.'C:tiuarlly in that
ord1:1
Ot thl· th1 l't.'. µrn l.Jw.kt•lllull would huvt• llw
mo"'' fl\ll'1't1onablc• futurt• That 11 lo aay, aurvival
ITWY huvt• to be• lh1• 11h·rx·h1ld or I hllr16W
Tht-C'rt•uturt'H who pl11y In the N1tt1unul
Basketbull Assouat1on iil't.'Ol san,·erc when th<'y
pron11M-u w1alkou1 on April 2, I( ia ni•w work1nl(
agrnc:nwnt wnh mun111gement 111 not 1 t'Ul"ht-d by
April I
In t·ontrusl to n•<.'l'nl ba1wball l&n<I foolbnll
strike•. howev...r. th1.· NBA playc:r~ art• not
demanchng more. Thc:y i»ready havt· 11 all. Th1.·
pUrpost' u( lhl' players 1~ avoid g1v1ng any of lt
baC'k
That the franchuws nl-t'<i i;omc of the: substan<.'l'
returned 1s obvious by the fact there are NBA
operaUon.s on the verge of going down three times
and coming· up twice. Clearly, a strike and the
accompanying loss of revenue would add httll' in
the way of hope for the future.
•
Scramble for berths
in tournament begins
From AP dispatches
KANSAS CITY With many m independents struggling th.is year, the
Big East, Sig Ten and Southeastern
conferences hope to land as many as
five teams apiece today an the NCAA Basketball
Tournament, the biggest and richest ever
The field. to & annoUllred at a nation.ally
televlSed news conference, has been expanded
from 48 teams to 52. Bolstered by the NCAA's
$48 million contract with
CBS. payments figure to
exceed the record amounts
the schools and conferences
received last year.
CBS plans live coverage
when Dave Gavitt. chalnnan
of the nme-man Division I
Basketball Committee and
comrruSSJoner of the Big East,
unveils the bracket today.
The commitU!e, armed with
piles of computerized Information on all 274
Division I teams. began meeung Friday
afternoon and did nol expect to wrap up its work
until shortly before the announcement.
Twenty-e ight teams g e t auto mat ic
invitations as C'hamp1ons of their conference
regular season or post-season tournaments.
Quote of the day
"We need the ratings But we need the
attendance JUSt as much We don't want to
play our games m a 'Jtud10 " -USFL
Commisstoner Cbet Simmons.
Sparrow., Knicks fly high
Rory Sparrow hll a three-point. m
30-foot J1.lmper a l the buzz.er la.st rught
to give the New York Kmcks a 97-95
Nation a l Basketball AssoC'iation
victory over Portland Elsewhere around
the league, Moses Malone's 20 pointll Jed five
Philadelphia players an double figures as the
76ers. registering their lowest point total of the
season. still managed to bt>at Washington 95-86
Dan Roondfleld scored 29 points as
Atlanta held off a lat<' Detroit rally to win
I 20-119 Roundf1eld's last pomt, a free throw
with 1.30 left. gavf.' Atlanta a 120-117 lead
Larry Nance st·orc·d 24 points and Dennis
Johnson added 22 as the Phoenix Suns scored a
105-94 victory over hapless Houston . . Artis
Gilmore notched :n points in San Antonio's
131-120 victory owr Golden State
Devils stun Montreal., 7-3
Jeff Larmer a nd S teve li1
Tambellllli each 900red twic\> as the ,
New Jersey Devils stunned the
Montreal Canadlens with a 7-3 VlC'lory
last night in National Hockey League act.ton. The
Devils own the se<.'Ond worst record m the league
. . In other games. Rlcll Vaive began
Toronto's comebaC'k from an early 2-0 deficit
with his 45th goal of the season and the Maple
Leafs beat Chicago 4-2 Darcy Rota &COred
three goals and former Los Anselet King Doe1
Halward added two power -play goals to lead
Vancouver lo an 8-3 win over Buflalo. The vic-
tory moved the Canuc~ four pointa ahead of
the Kings an tht· Smythe Division . . . Mike
Bo11y scored his 49th and 50th goab of the
.eason lo lead the New York Islanders to a 6-2
decision over W118hmgton . Rookie Mike
KrHbelny11ti sC'o red tw1C'e in Boston's 5-2
triumph over Phlladelph1a . RoD Otlpay
had a goal and lilMist to lead the New York
Rangers to a 4-1 v1C'tory over Dalgary
Mldael Goolet scored his 52nd aoal to help
Quebec down Minnesota &-3
Short-handed goals by Pat BHteUe and Bob
Aeddon 51 seconds apart led P1tllbu.rah to a 7-2
Victory over Hartford Jor1n Pe&tenaoa
tcored \WiCl' 1n St Louis' 2-1 victory ovt-r
Detrvit •
BUD TUCKER
I 1 1 11 11 t' r I o u a 1.· n o u H h t h n l l h t• N 8 A
l"Onlrlliiliioru'<.l a 11rou p or 1t1t'ml>t•r11 to launch an
lllVl'S tlKOtlOn litl OK th lcx:Ull' and ldl·ntlfy thOSl'
rrunt·h111t111 whkh art· dl·t1pt•rur..1ly 111 Of l'<l\.lrtlt.', it
would ~ som<•whnt c•4&11h•r to Clng .. r tlw urw ur· two
dubei which 411'\' hculthy but alt l'ommltt .. '(.'!I huw
thl'tr own wuys of doing thlnt<•
At any ratt-, whut you dt>tl'l'l 1is n•rioui;
l'OOSlderat1on o{ a movt• to l'OO..'IOltdatl' within the
NBA Th~ Iii not ne<.~1ly br1lhant 1rui..smu"h ~
geniui. l!I not r('qu1red to rt.'t'Ogmze and undenitand
that ll was expansion that caused the NBA'i.
problems m the tirst ploce
UCLA loses., but wins title
Paul Wllllams, whu !>l0ur1.•d '27 m
points in tht.• conte~t. hit a JUmpt·r
from in close with 14 second s
remaining yt>sl(>rday l<> g1vt' Arizona
State a 78-76 upset victory OVl•r UCLA. which
had dtnchcd the PaC'1f1<.._ 10 basketball title
earlier m the day when S(.'(.'Ond-pla<.-e Washington
State lost 76-75 to Washington m Seattle ..
ln another Pac-JO contest, Wayne Carlander, an
Ocean View High JtT'aduate, tossed m a career
high 28 points and James McDonald hit two free
throws in the closing seconds to give use a
72-70 v ic to ry over stubborn A rizona ...
Senior guard,. Dereck Wblttenburg scored 11 of
his 15 points In overtime, triggering North
Carolina State lo a 91-84 upset of fifth-ranked
North Carolina to send the Wolf pack into today's
Atlantic Coast Conferen1.:e C'hamp1onship game.
NC State wall tangle with Virgtnra. which got 18
points from Ot~ell Wll100 to rout upstart Georgia
Tech, 96-67 Eighth-ranked St J ohn's, led
by sophomore Cbrl1 MulUo'1 23 points, won the
Big East Conference title with an 85-77 lnumph
over No 14 Bost.on College . . Cent.er Akeem
Olajuwon's shot blocking. rebounding and inside
scoring lifted top-ranked Houston to the-
Southwest Confl·reoc-e 1:hamp1onsh1p, 62-59 over
TCU Indiana opened a 20-pomt halftime
lead and clinched the Big Ten mJe with an 81-60
verdict over Ohio State . . Lou1sv11le and
Tulane will mrel today for the Metro Conference
crown after the Cardinals edged Memphis State,
71-68, and Tu I ant• ou tscored V arg1nia Tech,
79-73.
Arizona edges Chicago
Jim Asmus booted a 33-yard
fie ld goal with rour S«'Onds left to C'ap
an 18-point fourth period which
earned Arizona lO a 30-29 victory over
[i]
the Chicago Blitz In a United States Football
League game an Tempe . . In another USFL
rontest. rookie running back Greg Boone rolled
up 157 yards o n 3 J carries. inC'ludrng a
seven-yard touchdown sprint, as Tampa Bay
knocked off M1l'h1gan, 19-7
Nicolette extends lead I
ORLANDO. Fla Whlle golf's !I
most !amorous names hred and fell
back, fonphot Make Nicolette plac1dJy
put together a wind-blown 71 and
stretched his lead lo an impressive six strokes
yesterday m the third round of the Bay Hill
Classic. Nicolette, not yet a wanner an five years of
PGA Tour acUv1ly but the leader all the way an
this event, was the only man under par aft.er 54
holes over Arnold Palmer's troublesome Bay H1U
Club counie
Nicolette completed 54 holes at 209, four
under regulation figures. He led the first round
by two shots, the second by three and stretched
his third-round lead to s.lx -by two shotrrthe
biggest third-round margin of the season.
And he left some of the world's finest
players. acowling ln frustration. far in his wake.
"The thing about it," aaid Australian Greg
Norman. "is that nobody put any heat on him.
He just played along. conservative-type golf and
didn't have to do anything cute or smart lo try to
shoot a low number "
Norman. winner of the Auatrallan Mast.era
and the Hong Kong Open m hill last two st.arts.
shared second at 215 with Spain's Seve
Balleswros
Trojan women seeded
USC. Lou151an.a Tech. Tennessee • and Cheyney St.ate took the top aeeds
in each geographic r egion of the
NCAA W omen's Bas ketball
Tournament announced yesterday. In the West
bracket. USC will meet an opponent to be
detennlned on Friday. whUe Long Seach State
hoaia Stephen F. Austin and UCLA travels lo
third-seeded O regon Stale Saturday
Seba1t1u Coe set a world indoor best in the 800
meters with a time of 1:49.91 to help
England to a surpri1lng 72-70 victory over
the United Stat.el in a dual track and field meet
in Co.ford. Engi.nd . . . The United Stat.es.
Mex.loo and Canada we~ oonfinned yesterday aa
official bidden to host the finala of the 1986
World Soccer Cup. Selection of a new site had
become n~ after Colombia, whkh alttady
had been formally awarded the flnals, withdrew
late last rear. cHlna financial reaaoru ...
Teruw:mee a WIWe G11lt won the first •Pl'int-
hurdlca doubles In the 19-year hiatory ol the
NCAA Indoor Trade and Field Champlonahipe in
Pontiac, Mich • while SMU and Nebraska
captured the m~n·a and women's tltlea,
-retJ*UVely.
Sports on TV, radio today
TELEVISION
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champlonahlp 1ame of th• Meuo Conference
Tou.maml!nt.
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Al tiny ral4". ru1 m~ntit>01.-d t-urllt>r, u trt!nd ii
u1•tt"Cted here and 1t la not without logic.
Ot cour11e, the dilution or the NBA would
probably produ<.'t' th<Jllto rt-luctant to go and thoee
who would resist belns klC'ked out by enhsting legal
1i11d Thl• t•nt1re thing could turn mlo an untidy
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revt.>nut-
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structure of a aporlli league The talent la spread
thinner and so as the rcvenut' and 100ner or lakr. 80
1:. the 1nwre1t
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SNYDER. • •
From Page 81
in school, as he felt the extra
experience would be good fur
him. ''Playing in the No I spot
kt:t.>ps you on your toes,'' he
explainll. "You can never relax
for any match you play
"The toughest thing 18 trying
to k ee p eve rything in
perspective. When you'rt' In
school, you have classes and
grades and other things to worry
about than just a tennis match. Jf
I was on the c1rcu1t I'd onlr, have
lo worry about my match. '
Which leads one to believe
maybe Snyder wishes he had
chosen differently?
"I don't like lo say," he says
quietly. "I know I was very
ready ment.ally to go (pro). and I
think I could have gotten a lol
out of this hrst year on the
circuit .. But 1 love to be on the t.enrus
team It's really e nJoyablt'
because thts as the best team I've
been on m four years
"Either way, I try lo make the
best of it. ln the begmnmg I was
wary of my decas1on. But then I
look at 1t and see I have only 10
more weeks of achoo!, whereas af
I was on the circuit and wasn't
win n in.~ o r hurl I m i ght
have ...
Snyder didn't finish, but the
implication was that he'd have
nolhin~ to fall back on. So,
Snyder is making do trying. m
the process. to Cine -tune h1s
game.
"I ho~ to be one of the best 50
players an the world at o ne
point," notes Snyder "But
there's a lot of hard work and a
lot of training involved
"There are r e ally fiv e
vanables in bemg a world<lass
pro There's the ph)'Slcal. mental.
coachmg. trainmg and the Ume
you put m. If you miss any one of
those, you're not gomi lo make
ll
"Right now I think whet
makes m e better 1s m y
Angels,
Dodgers
post • wins
From AP dl1patcbes
Rookie outfielder Gary Petus
had a double m a two-run fint
inning and a triple in a SJx-run
sixth as the Angels beat the
Seattle Mariners 8-5 yesterday rn
a Cactus League baseball game
Meanwhile tn CoC'oa, Fla ..
seventh-innin1 home runa by
Mike Marshall and Franklin
Stubbs led the Los Angeles
Dodgers to an 8-::i victory over
Houa10n
In Tempe. Artz .. Gaylord
Perry of the Mariners. oldest
pla~r in the major letagues •l +4.
made hil apring training debut
and went four lnninga. Re pve
up two runs. one of them earned.
two hits, walked one and atruck
out two. The Ancel.a trailed 3-2
going tnto the aucth.
Pettta led off the lnnll\R wlth a
triple and acored on a wild pit.ch
by Marinen' rellev~r Mike
Stant.on.
After back-to-back a!ng)el by
B rian Downln1 and Jerry
Narro'n, Stanton 1ot !:Illa
Valentine to a.round lnto a douhk
play but waIKed Doua DeClnca.
'I'ht-n Bobby Grich hit a shot up
the middle that Stanton
deflected wlth hta bare hand, forc:lnl Stanton out of \he~
wlth a bruJ1ed middle lndu
ftnaer. In the Doda.-r wtn, Manhall
led off the .eventh wtth a home
n1n off Houaton reliever Bert
&berae. Stubbe h.lt a two-run
hOf1'*' off l\oberp later In \he lnn1ftl,
Greg Patton
competitive mmd I think I play a
lot of players who are better than
me physically. but mentally I'm
better
"Jimmy Connors is the same
way He probably has the worst
serve on the C'lrcu1t. But he not
only survives, he excells."
ExC'e lling is exactly what
Snyder is doing at the collegiate
level.
Just how good is he?
Says Patton: "Jimmy is like a
shining car. All I do is get a little
Johnson & Johnson wax and
burr hlm ..
*** UCI tests
top-ranked
Mustangs
SMU . th e nation 's Nc1
I-ranked tennis team. wtll meet
19th-ranked UC Irvine today (l
p.m ) at the Newpor t Beal'h
Tennis Club
The Mustangs have four
players ranked in the top 25 by
the Inte rcolle gia te T e nnis
CoaC'hes' Association J eroe
Vanier is at No 9 . Rodney
Harmon IS No. 13, John Ross No
19 and Eric Korit.a at No 25
The featured mat.c h of the day
is expected to be the one between
Harmon . who advanced to the
quarterfinals of the U S Open
last summer before losing to
eventual winner Jinuny Connors.
and UCI's Jim Snyder, ranked
No. 27
Other UCI players nauonally
ranked are Enc Quade (No 87)
and Bruce Man Son Hmg (No
90)
Adnusslon for today's mat.ch 1s
$2 50 for ad..Uts. $1 for students,
and free fo; UCI students (with
ID) and UC.1 Sports Assoc1ates
The Anteaters tuned up for
their match with SMU today by
downing visiting Texas Tech, 6-3.
yesterday.
Snyder, Man Son Hing and
EriC' Quade all breezed to
stralsht-set victories for UCI.
The win Improved th e
Anteaters' record to 13-2.
Jester, Rehak
spark Rustlers
Frank Jett.er and Chril Rehak
~ptwed two events apiece u the
OOJden W9t College swim team
outscored Saddleback and
Fulletton yeeterday to wlh the
Golden Wat lnvtt9tional.
Jetwr wu victorious In the 100
butterfly and bttutatrokc and
Rehak took th• 60 and 100
treertyle. Rehak'• 22.38 dme in
the ~ tree Wll the beet of the
day &mcM\I the pnlimlnartet and
two heaw of finala.
PREPS. • •
From Page 81
Bt·tz was in l·omma nd the
wholt· way .ind Ocean View
nevt•r M.-raously threatened after
!>C.:onng 11..l. run
Co1ta Mesa 4-2, Laguna t-4
Tht• Mustangs of Costa Mesa
got a 3-for-3 perfonnance from
JUntur first baseman J im Riley
a nd junior right-hander Sean
Watson pitched the first five
innings. striking out seven and
surr('ndering two hits, to post the
team's fi rst victory of the year in
thl' opening game of the
non-league double-header.
Outfielder Mark McGrath
went Z for-2 with one RBI to
pace the Artists.
In the nightcap. Costa Mesa
starter Jl'ff Goettsch pitched a
one-hilt.er but he also walked
13 batters (while striking out 12).
Tht.> Artists. an winning their
f1rrtt ganw. ~-ored three umes in
lhl• third inning as Goettsch
walked tht-bases loaded and
then surre ndered the on ly
Laguna Beach hit to Drew
Murphy. which scol"t.'d the first
run
Gol'ttS<·h then proceeded to
walk two more runs home in the
inrung and walked m another in
the sixth
NH 6-3, Los Amigos f>-9
First baseman Jerry
P1askowsk1 went 3-for -4 with a
double and two RBI to spark the
S atlors to a VtC'tory m their
opener at Newport
Don G r1gsby and Kev1 n
J ohnson teamed to llmat the
Lobos to six hits The Sailors got
a ll of their runs an the h.rst three
inning!>
In thl' sec:ond game. L os
Am1goi.. leading 4-3 after six
innings, came up with five runs
m the S<'venth to gam the split
Dana Hills 3-1, Estancia 0-3
Junior Travis Clawson blanked
f.st.anc1a 12 3) on two hJts -a
Kirk Stonl' i.mgle m the second
.ind a Make Campeau single in
the sixth an the opener
Thl' Dolphins of Dana Hills
'iCOred all three runs m the third
annmg on a single. a double, a
balk and two errors
ln the nightC'ap, Scott S now
rl'li<'vcd starter Scott Clements in
the first mnmg a nd went the
ftnal 61·> innings to p1l'k up his
hr;t v1C'torv of the season for the
Mustangs ·
Capo Valley 7-10, ED 6-0
Aflt•r a wild first game, the
Cougan. breezed m the rughtcap
behind wanning patcher T om
Gates' three-hitter
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SANT A BARBARA -Marina High School
volleyball coach Tim Reed has learned that nothing
chaJ'\lles much when he takes his team up to the Dos
Pueblos Invitational here.
For the third year in a row, the Vikings
finished third In their pool play, meaning a quick
exit from the 15-t.eam tournament yesterday. Only
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quarterfinals.
"We're playing like r,olitk1ans," notes Reed
"We're not real consistent. '
The Vikings started off well enough. defeating
VOLLEYBALL
La Puente, 15-9. 15-5 and topping Taft, 15-5, 15-5.
But Marina split with Venice High, 15-13,
12-15 and then dropped a 10-15, 13-15 decision to
highly-regarded Santa Barbara.
As a result, both Santa Barbara and Ve nice
advanced to today's quarterfinals.
Middle hitters Eric Padilla and Make Crowley
sparked the Vikings.
Marina, 2-2 in non-tournament competition.
returns to action tomorrow night (7) when the
Vikings play their alumni squad.
Basketball scores
coaa.ae w .. r
Arizona St 78. UCLA 76
USC 72. Artzona 70
WUhinoton 76. was111no1on S1
75
Stanlord 88, Oregon SI 75
Calllomle 75, Oregon 63
AocklM
BYU 54, Wyomlno 4,
Utah 67. Air F0<~ 55 ........
Indiana 81, Ohio St. 60
10w11 75, Mlcfllgan St 57
Purdue 79. Wltconsln 64
Marquelle 85, SW Loulslena 64
Dayton 90. Oef'aul 71 TWAMINTI F1MM rcu
Nevada lat V90aa 66. Fresnc
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Ilg bet
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AllMtlo 10 W Vlfglnla 86, Templ9 78
loulhef1' ConfettM-T enn.-Chattanooga 70 E
T-St.62 aoutllweat COfl'9rence
Houaton 82. TCU 59
ICAC Not1tt Atlenllc
Boston U. 83. Holy <:¥on 62 ICAC loutll
Jamet Madlton 41. w 11111m &
Mary 38 OMo v...., Con*-
Morene.d St. 81. Akron 65
la9t Cwt Co11feteoce
La Selle 7S. A~n U 73 louthlMd Con..,_
Lamer 75, N Te•as St 54
ICAC Meffo
Robert Morris 79, Long Island U
87
llld-AtMric:en Coftfet'IM-
Otllo u 59, BowOno GrMn 56
8outhwe1tern Athletic
AICorn SI 81 Te.1u1s So...tl\ern
69
.. t111Con'-e
Weber St 87. Nevad• Aono 78
hmlflMlll
Metro COfll9renco
LOUltvlUe 71, Memphlt St 68
Tulane 79. Virginia Tech 73
AllMlllc CNal Conterenc:.
North Carolina $1 91 North
Carolina 8-4 (Oil
Vlfglnla 96. Georgia Tech 67
louthefftorn c~-· Alabama 51, Mluiulpp; SO
Geot'gla 79, hnnes-60
NCAA DW!aloft II
W"t "°tlonal ~
CS Balteuloold 78. Chapm•n 86
Community cott.a• STATaT~
(at lanta Cwa)
DWtalOfl I le"""-le
CerntOt 69. lmperlat Valley 63
PaNd9na CC 90. LA Poefc;e 67
DIYtelon II lemlftnalt
Mann 69. Laasen e1
Sllasta 89. S~yllno 83
Hlah ec:hool
CIF QQlt)MAL. "-AYOFFI
OMoton I 'in.It Crenthaw 62. LB P04y 53
Otwto6cNI II '1t1• Santa Clara 60, Sonora ~
DIYtelOfl II f INllt Crouroa<11 59. Chadwick 51
Women
CIF "°tloNI Ptayoflt OM8'on I fllullt
Buena ••. Mommgslde 26
0Me4on H '1nato Le Reina 51. Pt Loma 42 ot.rt.lon Ill ,,..,...
Maranan 38 McFarland 32
Sad·dleback erupts
Scoring in every inning. the Saddleback
College baseball team enjoyed a 13-3 laughe r
yesterday against Grossmont in Pacific Coast
Conference play.
The hitting stars were plentiful for the host
Gauchos, led by Steve DeAngeles who hit solo
homen in the first and third innings and finished
the afternoon with four RBI.
Randy Cumming knocked in a pair of runs
with a double and triple, and Mark Henkel and
Mark Grace notched three hits apiece. Everyone in
Saddleback's starting lineup had at least one hit.
Starting pitcher Ben Sanchez, who benefited
from the support, went the distance and scattered
10 hits. Sanchez walked only one and induced 15
Gl'Ol8mQnt groundouts.
Saddleback, 2-2 in conference and 6-6 overall.
meeta Palomar Tuesday.
Bohemian Grove triumphs
ARCADIA (AP) -Bohemian Grove, ridden
by Bill Shoemaker, won yesterday's $56,850 first
division of the Santa Gertrudes Handicap on the
turf at Santa Anita, then Laffit Pincay Jr. piloted
Tell Again to victory in the $~.250 second division.
Bohemian Grove, carrying 118 pounds in the
l 'h-mile grass race, was clocked in 2:00 3-5, and was
a neck in front of Wolver Heighta at the finish.
TeU Again, who carried 120, was clocked in
2:00 and finished l lfl lengths in front of Lunar Ray
in the leCOnd division. Twin's Tornado was another
neck back ln third.
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Wheelock, who1e brothur Uury alao played
professional ball, had 11c>vt•n RBI In San Diego
Stat<''& 16-~ triumph In the nightcap.
UC Irvine, which Cell to 7·12 on the season, h1ad
t;<.'Orl'd a pair of fourth-inning runs m the tint game
on a two-run double by Brad Ditto. The Att.eal had
lk'Ort>d twke in the &e<.'Ond
With the score still deadlocked in the bottom of
the ninth, UCI start.er Casa Soma gave up a single
to Kt.•nt Torve. Torve advanced to st.'t:ond on a
IUK'rtfl<·t· und tlwn H('on •d whim C.:1.mnltuarn ripped u
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UCl at.urter Bo Kt.>nt walkt.-d four batten In tht•
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10, with Ditto hnlHhing the &a'Ond gamt• with a
4-for ~ outing
Mike Chapfnan h&d three single11 1n four
at-bat.II for the Ant.eaters.
In all, UCI pit.chen gaw up 14 walks m tht!
!K"(.'Ond game. Kent auffered the defeat and fell to
1 2 on the iwason .
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1Tutttnl 10 311 8 S Atmen11ou1 IVI 10 43 4
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El OOrMCIO
'
Rish earns honor
at Irvine meet
Martna Mish 1e>phoroore ChJp
Rl•h captured men'• athlete of
the meut honon yeaterday by
eottlni u mN'l rocurd In the
lOO·mulf'r Jllllh and wlnnln& the
200 m etere at the Irvine
Invitational ~rack •nd field mc.-et
Rl1h'11 run of 10 ij toehptreed the
old 1rutr k O( 10.9 eel IO ling llOd
hi• two win• ht•lpt•d Marini.
flnlah runner-up In warn lk."Orlni
t.<' ·Lona Beach Jordan.
Meanwhile, Newport Harbor
wu eixlh and Univenlty 12th in
the 18 .chool c.'Ompeuuon.
Other meet h1ghUght.11 included
K.en Slmma of frvint• wklng tht·
tlOO-meter run by nosing out hUi
opponent by a tenth or a second
m 1.59.6
Newport'• Terry Bcmnan had
the winnln& mark in the pole
vault, aoi~ 12 feet. On the WOl1lefl'1 side, Teresa
Barrioe of Unlveraity ran well in
her specialty, the d1stancE.'a .
WJnnmg the 3,000 met.er run in
10:32, then coming back for o;
fourth-place fi nish m the 1,500
Her effort. helped University
finiah ll«Ond in the team S(.'Onng.
three pointa behind Jordan
Irvine, which finished sixth,
got a one-two finish from Jocelyn
Lee and Sara Norton in the 100
hurdles.
In a college meet, UC Irvin<.•
took host San Diego State to the
final event, the 400-meter relay.
before falling to the host Aztecs,
83-80.
The Anteaters received strong
performance• in the weights,
with Ken Mills Uming a personal
best 178-7 to wm the discus and a
personal best 56-0 to win the shot
put and a 178-7 to capturf' the
Courageous.,
Defender vie
Yachting fans will have a
chance to see the two 12-meters,
Defender and Courageous in
action today when they engage
in a match race off the Newport
Pier.
The race is being staged
primarily for Balboa Yacht Club
members and gueat8. The
following week the crews of both
Twelves will pack for their
}Durney to Newport, R.I. w here
they will engage Denrus Conner
of San Diego in one of three
T welves to determine who will
be selected to defend t h e
America's Cup &&a.inst a forell"
challenger an Seplember
Preliminary trials star t off
Newport in June, observc.t1on
tnals will be held m July and the
final selection trials will he a
sailed ln August.
Defender and Courageous are
expected to be loaded aboard
1peciaJ truc k• for their land
joW"ney to Rhode Wand about
April l.
dlk'UI Mllll WH runner-up 1n
I.ht hanunc:r
Pet Nuh had hla btiat ~l'UW uf
th~ •uon (203-8) to flnleh tint
In the jliwlln
Costa Mt'IMl Hltih produc.'1 John
Gt·rhudt 1purhl'aded a UCI
11Wt't•p 1n 1 hu ~.ooo metera,
winning In 14.42.41. Mark RuelM
( 14 ~i 52) r1nl11ht-d 8 dOR-8«'0nd
with O:rn M1trt1111•r. ( 14 .~&>87)
third.
'fhe UC! W()MN'I w..r1· ~aten,
102-23, but did niIHiagc a pair of
•·hoot rt-<:ord11
Lltia GoMJJli'!I 1 MC.•1><1 to an eBay
win m tht• :J,000 nwtt'fi;, pusung a
llm<-of Y JY :i Ml't1nwh1le. &:th
Griffin M:•t a echool mark in' the
100 m<.'lN hurdlt"l>, docking 14 91
to f>n1Sh S<'COnd IO tht• PV(•nl
Nixon hot
as Lakers
top Bulls
INGLEWOOD (AP) Nonn
Nixon had 2:i pomts and Kareem
Abdul·Jabbar addl·d i2 last night
to lead a wl'll· balaut·t·d scoring
attack as thl' Los Angeles Lakers
captured a 121-114 National
Basketball Ass0t·1atcon victory
over the Chicago Bulls
The gaml' was dOSl' through
the first three quarters, but the
Lakt>rs pulled out to a 108-99
lead on thrt'<' C.'Ons<"<'Ut1ve baskets
by Nixon t•arly 1n the final
period Unul then, tht• two dubs
had l:x>en separatt"Ci hv no more
th;.n ii>-puinu.
A 14-4 run midway though the
fourth quarter t<nabled the
Lakc•rs to t.ikl' a 112· l 01 lead
The Bulls came back t.o within
four poml.'.. 114-110. on a Dave
C o r z 1 n l' 1 a y 1 n w 1 t h 2 5 1
rt•ma1mng But a hook shot by
Abdul-Jabbar put Los Angeles In
front by six and tht.> LakNs
wt•ren't thn•att•nt-<l aft<'rward
James Worthy, Jamaal Wilkes
and Earvin "Magic" Johnson
each added 16 points for the
Lake rs
Quintin Dalley pact.'d the Bulls
with 26 points and David
Greenwood had 25 Corune
added 19 points and Reggie
Theua 17 for Chicago .
Ctucago Coach Paul Westhead
Qenttally was pleased with the
~Ila' out.mg against the La.kens
"I thought w1..• played very
well against this tf'am." said
the former Laker coach "But
our margin of E.'rror LS v1..•ry s!Jm
Wt! are very young and we JUSt
can't make as m».nv mutakes as
we did The Lakers are a very
good team, obviously, but it's
hard for me to evaluate them "
Oilers sweep Uni,
Edison, OV advance
Wendy Cooper's two-run
single in the bottom of the sixth
inning capped a three-run rally
that gave Huntington Beach a
4-3 victory over Un1vers1ty
yesterday m the first game of a
women's softball double-head(·r
The Oilers proceeded to shut
out the T r oJans. 3-0, in the
to complete a sweep cm 1'N the winning ·...Ja •tl• •llbtcap. ................. ai.o c:trow ln one of the Oilers' runs .
In other eoftball action, Ediaon
and Ocean View moved mto the
semifinals of the Cypr eu
Tournament by notching
vlct orle1 and in communit y
colJege play, Orange Coas t
finished a long day in the Cilr'Us
Tournament b y losi ng tn
Fullerton Colleg e In th e
champio.-Up game.
The Chargers (5-0) advanced
at Cypnm wlth a 2-0 wlt.h a 2-0
victory behind Julie Carpenter.
The &0phomore hurler struck out
10 and did not walk a batter in
upping her personal mark to 4-0
Carpenter has 43 strikeouts In
four games.
Pam Bell went the distance for
Ocean View to wan her S<'C'Ond
straight Bdl struck out hve and
walked only um• to earn the win
Ocean View will t.angle with
Long Beach M 1lh~n Friday
rught at 7 in the semifinaJs.
Orange Coao,,t, which had to
battle from the consolation
bracket at Citrus and needed
three victories yC'Sterday to reach
the finals. du.I JUSt that but feU
one game short of winrung the
tourney crown
The Bucs beat Santa Ana (6-5),
Cypress (3-1), and Jt'ullerton (1-0)
before fal li ng t o the Hornets
(3-0) in the dec1dmg game.
Angie Antrobus pitched 24
innings yesterday and allowed
JUSI two earned runs
OCC TOPS RlJSTLERS. • •
From Page 81
Gra.ndltatt to clow the door on a
Rustler rally that •w \hem ..-ore
four Umoa In tb• lnnlna to
chaqe a 4.3 def&dt Into a 7-4
leld.
Tbt Plrate1, however,
ecrambled for one run ln tht
bottom of the alxth and three
IDDnP in the eiabih. off owe-.
atopper. .,. Mahoe (2-1). to pull Olftbe~ ..
Mahoe. who wu '-IPd with
th• 10.1, waa hlt own wone
·~r..':cJ'ln tho •IJ.hth •• h• w 1t.he fla'll two batten to .._., otf ~ bmlac·
· -'two euu i.w, PJrat. 1th fJeldier ·Jet Oarda 11n1led to ~----.,.-~ eent•r f&e&der Mike Cero1u
pnMdld ...... blow Whm hi llnPd ~ thli *at Lh&rd flor
two aaw, &bit ~ wliuUN rwa :Jan.._ owe. a.ti .............
Mila1ea ra~ ii''° I llOlt .......................
one out, he walked Grandstaff
and Mike Wagner reached bue
on an error. But Keith Han19on
llned a ehot at OCC short.atop
Mark Va.n B1artcorn who calmly
lllpped to t eammate Jeff
Gardner at tee0nd hue -to end
&M_pme.
While both teuw are now $·2
In conf•r•nce. the victory
Improved OOC'a eerie record to
11-1• ap.1,mt owe. Gum, Sal D'~leetndro tnd
Ktvln Rt4miet' ~h had two hlta
and en RBI to ltd OCC. The
Ruatle11' Kevin Elater wu a.for ... vn\b an .RBl.
"I'm pleaMd ~Ith the fttet
we'nt ~ •• lt~ hud to tie •lilfW lhli Mrty ln tht .......... .-Id Maynt.1
''l ..... M'ftDldilii..,..ay ~" CIOUft.... Jlaiwi. ~ ~ ~ F6ftl ta be lilht .... ~· Ofi1.tlnl7 qf'Nil Wt ....,,
The &even-story
store~ above, in
downtown Los Aa1elea
in 1915, waa the rint
expanaion effort by
founder J. 1".
Robinson~ inset.
Robin&0n, a native of
Boston, founded what
was to become a
fashionable chain of
stores in 1891 but the
first establishment was
known as The Boston
Dry Goods Store. Tht>
store at Fash ion
Island, Newport
Beach, right, ii orw of
the moil modern in
the system.
Orange Cout OAILV P9LOT /Sunesty, March 13, 1883 81
Heritage, quality key
to expanding store
Name m erchandise spells succe8s /or Robln1on 's
8)' KAREN E. KLEIN
Of IM Deltr l'tlet lleff
h 's been a Joni time alnoo the
Boston Ory Good.a Store opened
in downtown Loe Anjelet with
an openlni·da31 ad which
promJaod "a 1plendld a.ortment
of dry &oc:xh and ama11 w..-..''
And a lot hu chanaed 1lnce
the proprietor and hll two clerk.I
offered 1pedals auch u "ladlea'
white lawn 1hlrtdrwae1" for 8~
cents and ffentlemen'a linen
OO.Om 1hlrta ' for 66 centa
For one thing, Loa Anaelea and
the store have each aaed by one
century, and for another, the
store hu chanaed ii.a n&ll)e.
Boston Dry Good• 11 now
known by the name of lta flnt
shopkeeper: Boatonian Joa~ph
Winchester Robinson
Of coune. a lot more than that
haa changed alnce 1883, when
Robin.on ,opened hia atore near
the corner of Temple and SJ>rinl
1tree\1 In the then modett
community of 13,000 called Loe
Anaeles.
Today, Robll\IOn'a haa a chain
of 21 stores stretchlni from
Santa Barbara to San Die10 with
two 1tore1 in Oranae County
The Inventory haa chan1ed,
alona wuh the prices, to lndude
furniture, china, cryatal, llnena,
small appliances and houwwares.
The key to Robi.naon'a 1uccesa?
ll's been mamtaanJng the aame
high standards set by J W
'nrr 1'( f( ~l'f( I ' 'JI -..t j'(!~~ ...;
.., .............
hlmHlf, Hid John Funck, a
1enlor vice president or the
depertment •tore
''In the lut few yean we have
aone back and 1tudled our
blrthrl1ht," Funck uld. "There's
been a dramatic change In the
company and a return to an
t>mpha1l1 on quality
merchandi.e."
Funck uld the store's mairutay
1a In name merchand!Jie, with the
bulk of lta producta coming from
top quality manufacturer1
"We're Jual following a policy
of agre11ive fulfillment of what
the cuatomera want," Funck 1a1d,
"and It hu paid off very nJcely.",
In the future, Robinson's will
continue lo expand, but only
within the company's exasung
geographic borders.
"We're Southern California
born and bred," Funck saad "We
do not thank we have lO become a
national company that is
in.eru1tJve to ats local customers "
Robanaon'a wlll also continue
its "apedalty store" approach to
the department store market.
The store does not carry heavy
applaances. like washers or
refrigerators, Funck explained,
because its management feels
specialty a;nerchandise fits in
better with the stores' Image
than baste commodities do.
"We're still very fashion
oriented," Funck said. "What
you're born as very often
determines your future -and I
think that's the caae here."
J .W Robln.son's original goal
-to brull items from F.asteqi
manufacturen to the West -haS
been expanded. Now, Robinson's
employs buyers all over the
world.
"We have a piece of the
European and Onental markets,
and we're even into the new
Chinese market," Funck said
"W e feel that there are
coemopolitan tastes in thlS area
which can only be fulfilled by
carrytna an international line of
(8" STORE, Paae Bl)
2nd W"ood-burning polVer plant planned
A second wood-burning power
plant will be built in Northern
California by Irvine-baaed
Uhrasyatema Inc .. the firm'•
president hu announced. ' Burney
\ W.etwood
Japan Disneyland
no-lo8e proposition
President Philip J Stevens
s aid the second plant in
Westwood. a small mountain
town east of Redding. wall be
sumlar to the $20-milllon plant
now under construction to the
north near Bwney.
Ul\rapower Inc., a aublidiary
of Ultruyatema. wW operate the
plant in a joint venture with
Pacific Light.in& Corp .. a holding ·
company whose principal
subsidiary ts Southern California
Gas Co.
e Redding •
' \
-..
Mickey Mouse ready
for Japan venture
Each plant will generate 11
megawatts of electricity (enough
to satisfy the needs of 13,000
homes) by burninj 6~6.000
pounds of wute wood each ~·
Th• waai. wood la to be
-.'here4 by ,a.ni employ ...
f rorn eurrouadfDI f91'"Ht•.
Stevena aaid the u. . rwestry
Service 1upporta the projects
becau.e the use of waste wood
th ans the forests · and reduces
dangers of fare
The was~ wood, Stevens said,
4-bulkier tb.aA tbe t1C Local
M•U w..al• er for
' I
H all goes right, thouah.
Steven1 aaid more than a ~n
wood-burnina planta could be
built In Northern California,
Orejon uld Wuhi.niWft, where a
plen\ifuf aapply of timber make1
them feMlbM.
The el~clty pura\ed ln
the planta ia 1eheduled to be sold
to Pacific Oa1 & Elec\ric Co.
under lone-term contracts, he
laid.
Wages blamed for .steel industry decline
By JOHN CUNNIFF 11 ....... .....,...
NEW YORK -In 1962 more than
.00,000 st.eelworken earned an •verqe
of M. lt m hour In wqs and benefltl, a
nate 50 percent hfa,her than the avenae
compenution of workeu ln all
manufactwtna enies ~
kh eccuaa\lon, of COW"lle, ia probM>ly
both c•UM and effect -part of the
problem and one of the COD1iequences. Wluat doea eeem clear, aaya Profa.or
Wllliam Dunkelberg, ia that the industry
and employment could be hM!thier.
"Waae• are not written In uone
aomewbere,'' aald the profeaeor, a
Purdue Univer1lty economi1t who
receoUy uped that a arut deal ol au•o~tlve and at••l la41\athJ
""TP ~ ~· ... lftQl9 ~
Hourly worker ernp~loymen\ ln it.eel oonUnued aboYe f00,000 throuah 1970,
w'*' total oam,._1kln wu ~.68 an -.... °' 1.d ~t of compenution 1n all MUUfec:turln1. Then the areat ..,m..._,, t.san.
By lt'15, when com~don reeched
t10.'9 an hour, or 1.72 percent of \he
811-taanui.cturina awe... ~t w. down to MG,000. It ctrapp.d below •.ooo ln 1980, when compeuauon
-... to t11.•s an bOur, °' i.ta peromt
With lower wage
I r
88 Ottngt Ooe1t DAILY PILOlllunda , M1roh 11, 188"3
IRlllEClllllTIBll
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for the week ended Friday, March 11 . Data provided by Newport Securltlea
Corp.
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Earns award
John K . Helff rich of
Tustin has been
named engineer of the
year at Rockwell
International Corp., ··· ·
the firm's top honor
for engineering
achievement. He is
lead circuit design
engineer at the firm's
Newport Beach
division .
STORE • • •
From Page 85
merchandise."
To celebrate its 100-year
anniversary, Robinson's has
planned a series of special events
for this month.
Scheduled at the Newport
Beach location i.s a men's fashion
presentation and a cooking
demonstration, .scheduled for
today starting at 2 p.m ., and a
personal ap~ara.nce by fashion
designers Pearl and Albert Nipon
on Friday at 2 p.m .
At the Westminster Mall st.ore,
special evenJs beginning at 11
a.m. Thursday, will include a
discussion on money
management for women, an
a ccessory workshop and a
qu~tion and answer session
entitled, "Everything you want
to know about your home."
There will be a folkloric dance
presentation, a seminar on
getting organized and an e>ferci9e
demonstration Friday at the
Westminster location.
FICTITIOUS eua!NSN NAMR ITAnmwf '1C11TtOUe ~ rtennou• ~· l'ICTtTIOUe Ml.... l'ICTmOUI Ml-88
The lollowlng perton 11 dol11g
t>vtlnna u . RICHARD TAY LOR
~NDSCAPE CO . 1033 SM er-
0< .. Coeta M-. CA 928a7.
Rtch1rd Taylor. 1033 SH
BrMH Or , ca.ti Mwa. CA 92t27 Thie ~II oondud«I by WI
lndMdual.
Rlcllard T mylar
Thlt ttat_,t -lhcl with the County Clerll of 0rllllg9 County on
Mwctl 3. 1983.
"110ZI Publlth•d Orange Cout Dally
Piiot Marctl 6. 13, 20, 27, 1983. 112'-83
_,..ONI
CaM Numt>er: WCA882·ANA·T34 Worklta· ~tlon APPNll
Board. 28 CIVIC C«lt« Plaza, Room
451, Santa Ana. CA.
APPLICANT STEVE DAVIS.
tnOMdually. Detlndent: HAAOLD J.
LOWRY,, and Dole t thrOugll 10. 1"'*"'-MOTICl. 'IM "'"9 ..... .....
Tiie coufl 111-r ............ ,.. •""°411 ,_ .....,. ..... .... rou '"'*" .... IO.,...._. 1M ll'lflmlltlofl bleoW.
AVllO. U1tect 111 1lde
d1n1alMI•••· II TrlbuMt ...... dlcl* _,,. ~ .... Id Ith Riii I _.,.U&,...... ...
de IO dlM. LM le lffknwh n .. .....
II you Miik 10 with lhl ll<IVIOI of
an attorney 111 lhfl matter. you
ehould do llO Pfomptly ao thll yOUf
written rasponM. 11 Illy. may be
flied on time.
St Ulled deHI IOllClllf ti
conHto de un 1bo(l1do en Nie etunto, d1bert1 h1c1r1o
t11medt1tamente, de uate ""'*'· IU r~I _.. .... tlay --.
l)Utlde -reQIWlldl 1 Utmpo.
NA.a. ITA~ ..,,,.. ITA.,......,
The IOllOwlng P«10M -doing The lolow4ng pereone are 001ng
bull,_. M : bu'*-IS:
PULSCO. 2401 S. Pullman O L O B E p A C K A 0 I NG
Str•, Santi Ana. Callfomla '2106 ~RVICE. 3301 Harb« Blv<I , Santa
TOlo, lneof'p0r1tecl, I Clllomla AN. Califomla 92104 corporalfon, 2401 8 . Pullman Troy o.w.n Wa1d. 8788 COrel
Sttwl, 5am. Ana. C8lltorrWI 1127~ Sl>flng1. 207 Apt. C. Huntington
Thl8 ~ II condudecl by I Beldl. C8illfornll 92900
eotPQfltlon S'*1ey Mat Wero. 8788 Cor ..
Tolo 111COtpOtatecl Sprlr1i19. 207 Apt. C, Hu11tlngton '*""'° Ahlne, 811ch. ~ 92900 ~ll'Y Thia buelneiM; COf\OucleO by. This statement ... ftted with the oen-• p.,-,~ County Cter1c of C\rmnge County on Troy Wll'd
Mardi 10. 1'83 Thie elatMlent WU flied with ,,,. n11• eoun1y Clet1I of Orange Cou11ty on Publllhed Oraoge Co111 Dally Fet>ruary 15. 1913.
Piiot. Met 13, 20, 27. ""'· 13, 1* ~
1317-43 Publlehed Or1nla CoHt 0111) ---fUU---..,-TICI----Pllol. Ml< 13, 20. 7, ~ ~:h~
ACnnOUe ...... ..,,,..lfA~ Ml.JC N()llC[ The following parwne -doing ~ • l--,=-c=nn=ioua=~.,_==== .. ~--
ctACLe M FARMS. 1'01 E. ..,,,.. IT•~
OrWIQllWOOd. Suite l!IO. ANNllYI. The followWlo ~ -doing c.ltamll 12I09 ~ ...
J1mM MIM, Aoute 2. 9oa THE 9ABBtDOE COMPANY,
2353, Orland, C11ttom1e 95M3 16483 Harbour LM11, Hunt1noton ~ L McOer'mott. Gerler8I 9e1Ct1 Clllfofflll ne4t Partrw of AM Property ~. ui. M• H\nt t~ Hert1oUr
• CellfOfrlla gen9111 partnerlhlp, l.Anl. ~ i..cfl. Cellforf111
1101 E. Ore~, Suite 150, 92941
AMhelnl. CIMofnll 92805 Rober1 Frank 8ebC>ldgl, 1Mta
Wllll•m I . 01t1tmlller, Jr .. ~ ~. Hunttnoton lleecll, Ganlrll Partner of ,_.., Pr°'*1Y Cetlfornll 92t49
ln¥11tor1. • Cellf0fnl1 t•n•ret Thie ~ 1e oonducted by 1
partner9hlp, 1101 l Ora...,.ood. gen«ll ~·~ Suite 150, An1111tm, California Ula MM Hurtt
92805 Thia .,...,.,,.,., .... l1lld with the
Thie ~ le oonducted by • County a.ti of Orange COunty on
genwll ~·~ M•dl 10, ,983. ........ d L _ .. ,.,.t "'11 ..
Gerl«W PartMt of Pul>ltaMO Orange CoHt OaUy
"-'Property "-tore "°'· M• 13, 20. 27 Apr 1a. 1tes Thie 1t1t-I Wll tllld plltl lhe 12~
County CWll of Or1ng1 c.\lnty on ~·. 1"3. JAC«90N, ~ a IUC«UNO
OMCMe,._, :..=.....-.c•-,.,,..,. 'ICTITIOUS IUMNl81 ..,,,..ITA~
NAll9 aTA~ ..,... aTAnMaNT The following perton 11 doing The followtng pereon 11 doing
buein.t .. bu91 ...... -UPPER OECK HAIRSTYLING, ARTISTIC INTERIORS . 34&
28841 Margarite P1r1lW1y, No 8, Unlver1lty, P-4. Cott• Men.
Mlulon Vlefo, Celffomle 92891 Calfforflla 92627 Deb•• O.L011 Nleme11. 23-40 Jeffrey J 011v1 e r . 345
Elden No C. Coete Mwa.c.llfomta Unlveralty, P-4. Colle Men.
112627 Ca1Hom1a 92t27 This ~ 19 conduclecl by an ThlS bUI"-II conOuc:tlld by a11
lnOMOull ~.
UPI* Deck Halr1t~lng .J9tlrey 0tMet
Deb<• D Nlemell owner Thia •• .._t WU llled with the
Tiile atll-1 wu flled with the County CWt. of Orange County on
County Cler1< of 0..ll'Qe County on M11Ch 9, 1983
Merell II. 11183 , 1 CoeY N. Kau..atl ~ ,,,..., .. ~
Publl1hed Orange Coaal D111y -TOW!l C.,.._ Ortw, PllOI. Mar 13, 20. 27. AfX 3. 19" hl9I ...
1181·83 C .......... CA ... F21'474 "8JC N()TIC( Publl1hed Orange COHI Dally PllOI. Ma< 13. 20. 27, Apf 3. 1983
FlC'TfTlOUS .._.. 1318-83 ..,... .,,,,.,.....,.
The following e>«eon la doing rtaJC f!OTICE
bual=~RT CHECK CA!lt11HO, '1Clmoue _.._ .. MMleTATDmNT 18H Newpon etvd .. Colt• ~ Tiii lof1owlng ~ 11 doing
c.itfornll t:l827 ~ -Y v On 11 I W a ti• re• 2 5 0 1 THE WEDGE, I 11 E. Bllbol Sunflower 81ta11, Sa11t1 A111, 8lvd .. ,.._port IOecft. cettfomla
Cellfornll 112*13 Thie~ le conduatecl by In 09Y1c1 F HoMll. 1015 ~ lndlvldull Y'IOnnl watt.. Blvd .• H9WPOf1 BMcll. C1Jlfornt1 ta..3 Thia atll-1 -fllecl with the This ~ la conCIUcteO by an
County Cltrtl of °'""' County on ln0Mdu91 Mat fO, 1983 Dlvtd F Howell "11• Publlehad or111l:1 Colll D~I Thia atllemanl •• NICI with 1111
7 .. 1 County CWll of OrlltlOI County on Pttot, Mii'. 13, 20, , AlJr lMe4* Flbruety 11. 1t83. ,,_
Publl•Md Or•~ COlll Dally "8JC NOTIC( Piiot, Fib. 20, 21. M• •• 13, 1913 905.13
Phone boss honored;
-team-effort-hailed
Debbie Bowman of lrvlno IJ
like a coach. She auldet a team of
Am e rican Bell Brlatol
PhcneCent.cr employees In O::>lta
Mesa and her atrateay ha. tul'TM!d
Into a wlnnlna effort. Shd wu
recently named "Man-aer of the
Year" tor the firm'• Weatern
Reaion .
Sowman, 27, moved her It.Ore
ahead of 106 other Bell
PhoneCenters In the 11 wnt•m
atatee in tales. Her method: not
staying on the 1ldelinea but
getting on the floor and workina
with her team.
"I couldn't have done this
alone,'' she says. "We've got a
d e d lea ted group of sales
repre8f"ntaUvee who like to help
our cuatomen. I try to get out to
meet and aid people who come
into our store and it's been
rewarding for me also."
Bowman says that she wants to
Instill a positive attitude In her
employees to help the consumer
in every way. "But I really don't
have to try very hard," she
continues, "they are self·
motivating and made us Number
One."
She notes that success has its
Debbie BOwman
like a coach
aide effects aho. "Having such a
high volume of sales means we
may have a large number of
people ln the store at times," she
says. "But our customers are
understanding, patient and a
pleasure to work with."
Air freight conJpany
has record earnings
Burlington Northern Air
Freight, Newport Beach, has
scored another first just weeks
after tovping the industry In
domestic tonna8e.
The company ~d the highest
net earning• in 1982 of any
forwaTder in the truriness,
Including the "traditional"
leader. Emery Air Freight.
BNAFI reported net earnings
for the year of $11.7 million,
compared to Emery's $10.2
million. Burlington Northern Air
Freight Is a ·wholly owned
subsidiary of the Pittston Co.
Gross sales for 1982 were
$373.6 million, compared to
F.rnery's $600.2 m1ll1on.
The company has been in the
air freight business 10 'h years. In
mid -1972, when it began
operations with no revenues and
10 stations, other forwarders like
Emery, Airborne, Air Express
International, WTC, ete .. were
established entitles with
revenues in the millions of
dollars and hundreds of term1nal
facilities both in the United
Stat.es and abroad.
Today, Burlington is first ln
net revenues, second in volume
and first in domestic tonnage.
T,he company has 135 facilities
throughout the country, in
addition t.o a network of offices
and Independent agents
throughout the world.
The firm's method of
operation, cooperating closely
with the nation's and the world's
scheduled airlines, rather than
operating its own airplanes, was
"totally vindicated" in board
chainnan Larry Rodberg's view .
"In a very difficult year.
BNAFI was able to provide a
broad range of shippers with
auperior service al highly
competitive rat.es," said Rodberg.
He said the company's flexibility
in using 9Cheduled c.arriers rather
iban its own limited fleet of
aircraft, aided his company's
aal• efforts. "We were able to
provide an unmatched service.''
he said .
BNAFI moved 64,805,000
pounds of cargo domestically in
the third quarter of 1982.
~National
Mortgage Co.
I/as the prol!ram wu are looking for:
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
TYPES OF:
Residential Loans
Industrial Loans
Government Loans
Apartment Loans
Jumbo Residential
1. TO THE' DEFENDANT· A CMI
compt1t11t hH ti.an llled by the
pl1iflt1lf 1Q111n81 you. It you wWI to defend .,. lllwMlll. you mull, within
30 d1y1 titer thll 1ummon1 11 -...o on you. ,,.. Wlttl "* ooun • wtftlen raaponM to Ille ~. un .... you dO llO, your <llfeuit w111
be ant..cS on ttie ~of 1111
p1a1n11tt, Ind tNe COl.l1 ,,..., enter •
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TM ~ '*"°"' -doing ~-: COASTLINE COHST"UCTIOH.
18172 PatrlCIM Or!V9, lllM• Plrll.
c.llf«nll tMl7 TIT IPAI, INC , I ClllltOfnll
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Marriage "On Approval"?
St•ra Penelope Keith,
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llndny Ounc.n and
Ben)•mln Wltrow
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SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 1983 • ...._ ..
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Patti Jackson, above, helped Interior Designer Patricia Pierovich of Emerald Bay remodel her closet and organized her wardrobe.
Getting down to basics
-one dress can take
on many looks with
accessories: Linda
Beach demonstrates -
take one simply styled
dress in a basic color,
white is hers, add a
multi-colored stripe
belt and pick up the
colon with a head
scarf., add .. ndals for a
cuual look. For a
luncheon 1he adds
colored jacket with
matching belt and trim
on her 1traw. A gold
necklace and belt wlth
a 30-lnch 1Uk 1earf
sf •ea a dreeeier look
1ultable for evenln1.
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Going
into
closet
By VIDA DEAN
Of the 0.-, .........
There may be hidden
treasures or skeletons
lurking inside your closet.
But, tl"ie two are probably so
jumbled together it's hard to
tell which is which.
That is when the services
of Patti Jackson can come to
your rescue. Her specialty is
closet and wardrobe
organization.
If you haven't worn it for a
year and you really don't like
1t, get it out of your closet.
This is the first bit of
advice Jackson gives to
clients before she arrives to
start the organization.
"I also ask them to put
together 'two of their
favorite outfits. This gives me
an idea of what they really
like in clothes," Jackson said.
The Laguna Beach
resident, wl"io had her own
interior design business,
started her Styre Consultants
Ltd. two years ago by
organizing closets. She has
now expanded the business
into wardrobe coordination
through consultations,
seminars, c la sses ana
lectures. She also does
personal shopping.
A woman who really wants
to improve her wardrobe
and make dressing simpler
and less expensive must start
the same way -by
organizing her closet and
getting ricf of the clutter.
"After seeinR the two
outfits the c lient has
assembled I have them fill
out a fashion personality
sheet that furthe r establishes
the image they want to
project.
"Women should dress to
express and not impress.
Clothes are tools for
self-expression and dressing
should be an opportunity to
demonstrate your
individuality ," Jackson
ex,e,lained.
'We sit down and talk and
I show them how to utilize
what they have. Some
women have clothing they
never think of com6ining.
Working with a Newport
Beach womanh we found six
blouses t at would
(See GOING, Page C3)
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('I Oral'lge Coaet DAILY PILOT /8und1y, Maren 13, 1G83 .
• • PARTY WRAP It ra1M again
Neiman-Marcus' big party on
By VIDA DEAN
Of 1M 0.-, ..... II.it
"Rain la 10<.·ky for w." awld Barbara de Boom
une week before the South Coaat Foundation
black-tie bene(lt held at Nelman-Marcu1 ' fifth
anniversary party. The SCF executive director
added, "It rained on our Sinatra concert and h
rained when we held the &ala klckoH party. It even
rained when Nelman-Marcu1 o~ned In Fuhion
Island.''
SCF's luck waa holding -at rained again but
didn't atop more than 300 from showing up for the
fund-raiser and enjoyina the music. Mlcllaele
Vollbracbt'• lively fashion show and the food found
on tables located throuahout the store's first floor.
And, there was a lot of interett In the silent
auction arranged by Jennifer Suc~omel and Nicole
Ronald. Mlcbael and Vicki Gerta1 are the new
owners of an antique barber chair (''h's going to h~
offke," Vicki said.)
KJtty Letlle, NM's fashion director, staged the
showing of Vollbracht's creauon.s m a darkened
setting. The spoU1ght hit the models as they came
down the escalator and ventured on to the ramp.
VoUbracht looking as handsome as tus coUection
was applauded al the conclUS1on and later rrungled
with guesta.
"He does such great thmga," said Pat RyplD1kl.
"I would have worn one of his de5ignt. but the onefi
I have are sporty."
NM Manager Tim Parker rntroduced Richard
Marcus, who came from Dallas for the party and
some of the SCF people including Auxiliary
president Suzy Baron, there with husband Rudy,
De Boom and Vin Joraensen, 1upport group
president, there with wife Nora, Auxiliary VP.
Other partygoers were Dr. Frank Crlnella,
chairman of the board, and wife Terri, Manie
Fluor Reed, Ralpb and Dot Clock, Alex and
Barbara Bowle, Marilyn and Dick Bausman,
Charlie and Nora Better, Sann and Tim Strader,
Lance and Donna Blae, the David 8Hllnell1,
Catherine and Dr. DeLane T~yea, Melba and
Victor Yack (he's a SCF board member). Carolya
and Gene Ro11 and Art and Dollie Brigs.
• • •
Bad and Judy Joyaer won a weekend at Coto
de Caza and Bob and Diane Newberry won
membership in Magic bland with one year's dues
paid. The Newport Beach couples were among
thoae attending the National Charity League
Juniors Newport Chapter'• party at Magic Island.
Others among the 240 memben and guests
watching magic showa and dinina on prime rib ~re Brooke and Bo Beatley (ahe waa ch.airman),
Jackie and Gre1 Jolm1on, Jady and Walt Mallaffa,
Judy Welgbtman, Jalle and Marty Krapoff and
Diane and Wayne Hauser.
• • •
Jobn Raa reigned as "Beochua" at the Mardi
Gras Ball staged at Santa Ana Country Club by the
Learned Ladies Chapter of OCPAC. After be took.
his oath on a clam 1hell administered by Nucy
Hall, party chairman, the honored guest led the
partygoers (more than hall of the 1~0 were in
costumes) in to dinner.
Jolua Rall, husband of Nuq, was emcee for
the eveninj'a fun which included a silent auction
and Dixieland Musk Durlna the ban<f1 break
Melody Moran as "Cleopatra'' preeented a akit with
a Southern accent.
Besides the Raus and the Halli. others in
attendance were Debbie Karllc~yk, Jack and
Jackie Odea, Doro~)' and Olea SdllweU. SuHM
and Mtdaael Taiae, BW and Mary SeJdl, &adly and
Robert Sangster, Pat Cameroa, Qae and Slwmoa
Zeeb, Harry and Sbarl Etaylu and Barbara and
Keltll JobaaJles.
• • • "I'll put this on my desk," qui~ Dr. A.Rold
0 . Beckman as he accepted a 2,000-pound rock at a
Disneyland Hotel dinner _pven in hia honor by the
Economic Development Corporation. A.ctually, the
Corona del Mar resident, haa placed the one-ton
memento with a brome plaque in the lobby of his
Fullerton corporate headquarters.
More than 300 showed up for the "Festival of
the Rock" to honor the head of Beckman
Instruments for his accompllthmenta in free
enterprise as a scientist, educaior. buaine9ll and civic
)eader.
Master of ceremonies Pat Boome entertained as
did the Californians d.trected by Maarlce Allard.
and Crystal Cathedral's Dr. Robert Sdallet' WM
:guest speaker
. I !~
1 Copa chairman Miki Sbolkoff
chats with Michael Stephem
Dally Pilot
,l>hotoe by
, Patrtck CYDonnell.
CharJet s'-"'.
and Lee Payne
Auemblywoman Marlu Ber1eson, ett.t:ndoo
with husbund Oartb, and pN!Mnted Beckman with
a plaqu~ from Governor Deu•mejlan. Othen1 at uw
dinn r were Mrs. Beckman ~abel), aon Arnold S.
lec~maa, Antila k~uller with hwiband Robert,
LHIH Pomeroy, president of Abl11U Abbott,
BarMra Grady, Carolyn and M11ry DeWald (he
waa ticket chairman), Beverly and Wiiiiam
Laa11toa and Howard Taa1ler.
• • •
The akippen and crews of Defender and
CouraieoWI, wbo have been In Oranse County since
November, wlll be leavlna next ftaonth for Newport,
R.l. t.o conUnue their efforta for the rlaht to defend
the US. In the 2~th defense of the America's Cup.
Some 100 were on hand at the Balboa Bay Club for
the America'• Cup Ball to bid them farewell.
BUI Tole and hit orcheatra ~ed for dancing
and Kevin Sammerell, West t coordinator.
acted as emcee. Summerell Introduced Tom
BlackaJler, skipper. and Gary Jobson, tactician of
the Defender and Jolm Kolias, skipper. and Jobn
Bertrand, tactician, from the Courageous. The
crews of both yacht.s were presented with blazers
and white trowiers.
Among the well-wt.h ers were Marilyn and
Tom Nielsen, Irvine president. who were also
celebrating their 28th wedding anniversary; the
Ralpb Roclbelm1, he is president of the Marine
Divi.slon of the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce: Vince Arrl10, owner of the power yacht
Concordia which has been towing the Twelves to
sea (he was alao presented a sketch of the Concordia
done by Scott Kennedy); Sally and Terry Weith, he
ls ataff commodore at Balboa Yacht Club which has
provided moorings for Defender and Courageous;
Steve Morton, the Richard Allens and Chuck
KJracll.
It waa announced that an anonymous donor
had picked up the tab for the dinner and all
proceeds would go to the Defender-Courageous
syndicate
• • •
Big winners or not the 200 attending Chapter
Two's Day at the Races had a great ume at Santa
Anita. Members and their guests met at Copa de
Oro Restaurant m C.O.ta Mesa for champagne and
croissants before boarding the four buses for
Arcadia. They lunched m the clubhouse prior to thE
first race and nibbled on hors d'oeuvres before th€·
buses left late in the afternoon. Guy Lemmon,
husband of Marcie, chairman of the event, was in
charge of awarding prizes the group had assembled
and Llada and Jim Miller won the San Francisco
weekend. Linda 11 a former travel agent, now
mother.
Those attending Included Ed and Lil
ltara1ozlaa, David and Krl1 Colgan, Dayae and
Aue Stllet, Do• and ClDdy Smltb, Tom and Karen
Miles, Jlm and SltarOD Elll1, Dan and Carol
Gre1ory, J•Ue and Olea Campbell, Ralpll and
Marcia Urt, BW and Gln1er Walker and Scot& and
ht~y lteeHy. Saaaa Stabl la chairman of this
lrvine group of the Orange County Performing Arla
Center.
• • •
Abc.Jt 400 were on hand when Dr Geor1e J .
Frloa, UC Irvine. was honored al the annual STOP
(Salute to Outatandtng Persons) fund raiser at the
Newport M.arnott.
The event was sponsored by the Newport
Beach Women's Auxiliary of the Arthritisl
Foundation of Orange County and this year's
honoree was choeen because of his work in arthritis
reeearch at UCI.
Lillie Rabin provided fashions for the
fashionable muatcal revue created by Holly Mitcbtll
Present.I of Beverly Hilla. The priz.es were great
including oil paintinp donated by Zoe Smllll and Jo
Aaae Mfx'1 collection plat.et.
A guestimate on how much the chapter
realized to help maintain the Arthritic Clinic at
CHOC Is about seven or eight thousand, Pat
BanadJo, president, said.
• • •
Zada Taylor, Diane and Mlcbael Stepbea1,
Ltada Bertoae and Ratb Poole were among the auata at DcNaaa &en&'• Bayshore home when the
executive board of Hoai Hospital Auxlllary
Donna Kent
and Francine Arena
...
Judy Wt>ightman and Judy
Maha ff a
. • • Madam <.:hairmen: Marcie Lemmon
and Susan Stahl
NCL Junlons Bo o~ntley and
Jackie John80n
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Learned Ladies: Mary Seith and
Barbara Johannes
Janice Piper and
Sharon Rude
• Kiuy Leslie with
Michaele Vollhracbt
Beverly and Pau1
Salata
Pat Boone with Dr.
Arnold Beckman
Robert and Arvella
Schuller
Garth end Marian
Bergeson
honored Copa de Ora Chapter members.
Others at the recepUon were Amelia and
Marty Lock.Dey, Nora and Via Joraeuea. Marpret
Corkeu, Dr. and Mra. Rtdanl A.pew, Dr. and Mn.
Jolla Apple1ate, Bette So.1'; Ja~ .. MUler,
Claarlet and Mlldre4 Bollil&er, LMMe ~···~ (she la VP of Copa), FrudM ....... (•uxJU.ary
board president) and MW ....,,, Cope chaRman.
Thia party la liven Heh ~ to thank the
Copas for financial aaia~ to HQll. and many of
the Cup of Gold members a1lo work u volunt.een.
cake decorated l.lli a newspaper with the headlines
proclaiml.ng the honoree's celebrauon They sent
out the aame newspaper type of mv1tations to
Mary's frlenda including aaaociates of the 50 Plus
Club at St.. John the Baptiat Church. C.O.ta Mesa
Women'a Club, CM Senior Ciuz.ens and the board
members of her homeowners 8590ciation. All three
of her arandchUdren were there aa were her
brother Joe Malqaeen from Salem, Ore. and Ionattme friend Job Patclaett from San Franci8co.
• • •
• • • Both live and allent auctions will be offered by
the C.orona del Mar Chapter of American Field
Mary Malq•ea Fix thouaht lhe wM aolJW out Service March 20 at ill fund-raising dinner at St.
for brunch to celebrate her 76th btr'\hda)', 6ut when Michael and All Aflaela Church. A lunch en.Use on a
she arrived at her dauahter'a home ln Colta Me.a, private yacht. a formal cuatom·rnade eown, wines
there were 66 friends and Nlatlv" walllq to or oriaami 1e.ona could be yours with the right bid.
welcome her with "SurprlH'' and "Happy laUJ Sdroeder, &44-1309. can be called for more
Birthday." lnfonnation on the 6 to 9 p .m. event. Proceed.a will
0.ughtera Marpret M.U.r and Pat&J SmUll help 1upport the local AFS exchange program.
of Encino arranaect the buffet and there wu a bt8 (See Party Wra , Pa e C4)
• &CHI • • AL VIN KLllN •
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/8und1y, Match 13, 1883 CJ
Orlane offers new treatment for sensitive skin "
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By VIDA DEAN o.IJ ,... ._,.., ....
If your akin IS easily lrrltak-<l und oft.en
suffera a reaction to envtronment.ol conditions.
aa well as to various common subet.ances.
resulting in redness, blotches or broken
capillaries and a dry, taut, uncomfortable
feeling, you have what the cosmetic trade
classifies as sensitive skin.
The French skin care and cosmetic
company, Orlane. lnc .. has introduced a new
five-product treatment collection specifically
formulated for women with this type ot skin.
Orlane people say they have done two
years of research, including chnical and
dennatological testing, on the products
Harvey Gedeon, vice president o!
treatment and research ard development for
Orlane, has been touring major department
stores in the U.S. to introduce the line called
"Ligne Pure".
After traveling in the Far F.ast, Europe
and Latin America Gedeon says "American
women have, potentially, the most beautiful
skin in the world, but their skin as also the
most susceptible to outside conditions which
cause sensitivity. Exercise, diet, general
health care in the U .S. all contribute toward
skin that is healthier.
"The other side of the com , however, is
the fast-paced American lifestyle and
Yollbracht ...
Michael Vollbracht.
illustrator turned
designer, included
his classic prints in
his spring I summer
· 83 collection.
dresses and swim
suits. to the delight
of the audience at
Neiman-Marcus'
fifth anniversary
party.
von
frequently hostile environmental L'Ondilions
which can create a sensitive skln that needs
special care."
He believes, he says. that his Intensive
research has "produced a product made of
the most modem and the highest quality
ingredients." The products are fragrance and
alcohol free, and contain no coloring agents.
They are lightweight in texture, wlll not clog
the 'J)Ores, thus allowing the skin to
"breathe", Gedeon adds.
The collection Includes a cleanser
containing chamomile oil; lotion with soothing
aloe extract; daytime moisturizer with
sunflower seed, chamomile, sesame and
safflower oils; an overnight cream and an
overnight nurturing fluid that "penetrates
deeply within the cellular layers pf the
epidermis." •••
MORE ON SKIN: There muy he o n .. w
aiecret lngn.>dlent for treating those acm•
flareupa -mol•ture.
Beauty editora from Seventcaen magazine
say no-drying clean1era that help akin stay
moist and healthy enough to resilt flarc~uPff
have emerged aa an alt.ematave acne
treatment.
They quote Dr. Leonard Swinyer, a
dermatologist at the University of Utah
School of Medicine In Salt Lake City, aa
saying, "According to recent tests, in mild t.o
moderate cases of acne, moist skin responds
belt.er to treatment than dry skin In fact,
overdrylng the skln may also damage 1t and
slow healing."
In addition to using nondrying cleansers,
Swinyer also cautions teens against drying
out their skin in other ways. He advises them
to beware of washing too frequently or
scrubbing too vigorously since both of these
procedures may dehydrate and damage the
skin, making It harder for pimples to heal.
Also, overexposure to sun can dry skin and
even aggravate some acne conditions, he
explains, adding that he urges teens to wear
sunscreen whenever possible. ••• Trying to lose a few pounds?
I read recently that a doctor, who
specializes in bariatrics, has wratt.en m his
@!M'·fJi1
Hu nter Chapte r at Hoag l.i Spring w ardrobe showings
new book that ont! way to 1upprt.'tllf your
pppellw l» w 11mell strong perfume before
you eat. ••• And, 1pcaklng of perfume, Pearl and
Albert Nippon wall launch their new
fragrance, "Albert Nippon" on March 18 at
Robinson's Newport Beach.
The launching la in conjunction with an
In-store luncheon hosted by Robinson's as a
benefit for the Showboat Chapter of the
Orange County Perfonnlng Arts Cent.er
Yvonne Hudson is chairing the event
which begins with a no-host social hour at 11
and continues with a luncheon catered by
Rococo at 11.30 a m and a show of spring
fashion trends with a special segment
spotlighting Nippon's creation. T1cketa can be
obtained by caJling 760-1876. • • • MAKEUP TIP: Hollywood Di Russo, a
New York hair and makeup artist,
(Hollywood's her real name -her parents
fell in love In Hollywood, Fla.) s uggests a
dusting of translucent powder with a fluffy
brush or cotton ball to set your moasturirer
and foundation She says the powder can be
baby powder After powdenng. she adds that
you can rub your hands together until they
feel warm, then buff your face lightly with
them to remove excess powder.
Going in tothe closet
From Page C1
coordinate with a suit. She had never matched
them up before.
"If a woman lS not sure of her best colors, I can
recommend a professional color consultant If she
has clothes she likes but they need restyling or
altenng. I have names of people available for that
service, too.
"We make a hst of the clothing and ~ries
that need to be added to the existing wardrobe and
I will go shopping for them or with them if they
desire it."
Jack.son charges for services on an hourly basis.
''Once you have basic wardrobes for spring/
summer and fall/winter plus supplementary items
needed for your lifestyle it will make Life much
easier 1f the closet 1s put m order," Jackson
explained
Jackson suggests that a worn.an keep as many
things as possible visible
• Group blouses with blouses. skirts with
skirts. pants with pants and dresses with dresses
• If you have the space, use another closet for
coats.
• Clip hangers are best for skirts
• Fold sweaters and place on a shelf
• Shoes are best kept off the floor
• Stuff boots with newspaper and place on a
shelf U you are building or remodeling a closet. 1t
would be ideal to build an wide pegs for boots
• Small pegs are great for ha.ngmg belts If
they are not available the next best way IS to wrap
them m circles and store in a drawer
• Handbags should be lined up on a shelf
s'chedu les big fash ion show
• Double rods for blouses. skirts and pants are
space savers and can leave more room for long ROBINSON'S: The Newport Beach Sherman trunk show and informal formals and dreMes.
store will bolt a men's spring fashion modeling is scheduled Tuetday m the • For good bags and shoes you are saving but
HUNTER CHAPTER of lhc
auxiliary at Hoag Memonal Hospital
will hold a fashion show and bndge
luncheon March 14 with a no-host bar
at 11:30 a.m. m the American Legion
Hall. For information, call Be tte
South at 673-0913
COSTA MESA Women 's Club
members will meet at 11 :30 a .m .
March 18 at the clubhov.se to hear
humorat Angie Popadakis. Luncheon
reservations may be made by calling
Martha Roth. 963-6867
workshop and wardrobe consultations Fashion Gallery. rruddle level, from not currently wearing place m baskets and put at
today at 2 p .m. noon to 3 p.m St. John Knits waU be the top of the closet.
MAY CO : Jessica McClintock, modeled Thursday from noon to 3 • Baskets are also ideal for stonng shawls and
Gunne Sax designer. will narrate a pm scarves.
fashion showing of her spring NORDSTROM. Jerry and Gaal • A closet will look more attracuve with
collection for Juruors and girls in the Rund, originators of the J G Hook matching colored hangers
Westminster •to~ Saturday, 2 p.m !me will be at the South Coast Plaza At seminars and classes. Lmda Beach of
BULLOCK'S: Chanel artist.a will be store from 11 a m . to 2 P m in Newport Beach assists Jackson and acts as model as
in the South Coast Plaza store lndJVlduahst. second floor Begmnmg they show women how to tum a basic dress into
Tuesday through Saturday. March 20 specialized areas of skin and many looks with accesaones. The two are currently EXECUTIVE WOMEN
International, Orange County will
meet March 15 to honor business
career development program winners
in Anaheim. For more information,
call Cleo Barton at 540-9380.
LAGUNA BEACH Garden Club
members will host a "Fashions by the
Sea" luncheon March 18 at noon at
the Neighborhood Congregational
Church. Members will model ~
by Lois Paul Originals and lingerie by
Phyllis Cameron Lingerie. For
reservations, call 494-2613.
Appointments may be made by calling bodv care will be discussed at working on a handbook with step-by-step
. ~t.!!h~e_!.:s t~o~r~e:..:_._:e~x ~t.~2~1..!.l..:... _:A~~S~t~a!.!n~I e2_.:w~ee.:::k:.·:.:lo::ng~,:::se:.:.m:::in:.:=ars~:.:.in:_cos=:.:..m:.:e.:u=cs=----1r· Wl~Y.!· on.JUl...Qullding a Wic wardrobe. __ _
SPYGLASS HILL Garden Club
members will meet March 16 for an
educational seminar conducted by
fashion coordinator Laurie Dahl from
Nordstrom. For time and place. call
Sharon Pence. 644-4443.
OLDER WOMEN'S Club founder
Tish Sommers will be honored March
16 al the South Orange County
YWCA, 1411 N. Broadway in Santa
Ana. Sommers will present her slide
review on the "History of the
Movement," beginrung at 3 p.m For
information. call Mary Douglas at
542-3577
LAGUNA NIGUEL Republican
Women Federated will host a high tea
March 16 from 2 to 4 pm A musical
program IS planned and members are
asked to donate $5. For reservations,
call 499-4019.
ORANGE COUNTY Stepehns
Alumnae Club members will hear a
talk on "How to Achieve Your
Hlghest Potential,'' when they meet
March 17 In lrvtne. For reservations,
call Paulita Robblns at 847-1622.
LAG UN A BEACH Business and
Professional Women's Club members
will hear lnfonruition on legialataon
affecting women at a March 1"? dinner
meeting. For reservations and
infonnaUon. call 494-0419.
KAPPA KAPPA Gamma Alumnae
of South Orange County will host a
spnng benefit luncheon and fashion
show March 19 at 11 a m in the new
University Club at UC Irvi'e For
reservations, call Julie Bynon at
544-6649.
Advice on developing a personal
fashion style will highlight the
Saturday fashion-seminar luncheon
schedu~ by the lrvlae P~lllaarmonk
Commftttt 'of the OCPS at a private
Newport Beach Club The seminar
begins at 12:30 p.m. with a IOdal hour
and music. Luncheon will be 11erved at
1:15 p.m. More information can be
obtained by calling 552-3123 or
559-4781.
Tickets are still available for the
lrvlae AAUW March 20 home tour.
Barbara Kirby, 833·l>437 or Paula
Werner, 857-5730, may be called.
TOWN AND Gown at UC Irvine
will hold ita general meetiJll March
28 at 10 a.m. In the Social Science
Tower, Room 220 . Sceaker 11
Profeaor Juliet McConne who will
speak about contemporary Uterature
by or about women. For reet!J'V&tlona,
call Joan Rowland at 780-1333.
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aver.,• player te tlanw
away th ... t ,.aateT I &aM
t.aWd~tkieta.a..w..
dtai• ••t I w..W val• J"'
•pialea. -L. Mattll•••, Oak
Park. M6cll.
No on• IVtr rave a thou1M
lo lh• racl that. without a flt
for parlAer'• 1ult. there wu
almply no t0urce of trlckl for
a no trump contract.
..... l but, In fut, a major
de fee\.
8tlll, he haa a perf1cLl1
aound on• apad• r•apoua .
Hut when partner now rebid•
two heart•. 1howln1 a alx·
card 1ult, the whole picture
of the hand chanso. 1l hH
become a ml1flt. and I main
taln tbat the only correct ac·
tlon now lt to pa11. But how
many tlm11 have J lffn
play•ra trot out thr•e clube,
without even thlnlr.ln1 that
they are maklna a fordn1 bid
and that there ml1hl no
lon1er be any 1afe plactt to
bail out!
IT~• •...0.• ... M••
awud..t ~ wMILIJ prtae.I
A. -1 arree that, by and
larp, alam blddlna lea\lea
, aomethlna t.o be deaired,
even amonr many expert
palra. And al the top levela or
bridge, fail11re lo bid aound
slam• coals more than
anything elte. But my own
reeling is lhal m11fll hands
cauae far mona damage lo the
averare player.
The 1nra1e player almply
doean't know when to STOP
blddln1. Give him a aound
upenlng bid and, IJY• &6 In
the black 1uit1, and no mat·
ter how many timH partner
blda the red auit, he trlH t.o
puah on In t he blaclt1. And
then when he ret doubled
and lo.ea 1ome large number
or polnt1, he wil l wall: "But
partner. you opened the bid
ding and I had 14 points and a
aix-card suit!"
Here'• another example
that is quite common. A
player picks up:
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... .,.,.,. Eec• week a ,,t. ti I remember 1ome yeara
ago I waa a 1ueal 1n a com
muter railroad game. 1l
teemed to be the rule that
the 1horter a player wu in
hi1 partner'• 1uil, the more
be fell conatrained lo bid
some number of no trump.
+ KJW o AMS • K6H
Accordin1 to the point count,
lhe hand la worth 11 point..s In
high carda and 3 for the void.
But now partner open• one
hurt, and t he prudent
player will immediately
decide thal his void in part
ner's suit is no longer an
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More and more celebrat1ions coming
(From Page C2)
which brings foreign students to Amenca and sends
teen-agers from this area abroad
• • •
CathertDe Tbyen, who was born m Ireland. is
helpmg to plan th1s St. Patnck's Day party so you
know il wall ~ authentic. The Friends of lhe
Experience Center ls sporaoring the 7 to 10 p .m ..
Thursday event at the home of Bob and Cleva
Howard in Corona del Mar. Thyen ia miking her
special trifle. and corn beef sandwiches will be part
of the wee supper. Deue Bottorf will entertaln at
the piano. Jady Gertner, president. 1s on the
committee along with Thyen, Howard. Debbie
Andrews, Sllereae Roff, Trudi Puso, Ann Mound,
Paula Mlllmu and Off Edward1. Re1ervat1ons
may be made by callllll t7t-1HI.
•••
OC Supervisor Roger Stanton and Fountain
Valley Mayor Marv Adler will be two of the models
in Fountain Valley Woman's Club's March 19 all-
male fashion show at South Coast Plaza May Co.
Other modela who wUl have their fashions
described KWIZ'a Spider MacLeu are FV City
Manager Howard Steplleas, FV Chamber of
Commerce President Frull; N•varro, Dr. James
Petrill;lll, FV Community Hospital'• Dr. Rlcbr•
Ayres, Dave Ba1en, high school principal and
President of the FV Boys Club Cllarle1 Rodrtqaez.
The fund-raiser wh.ich IS being organu.ed by
Eleanor Bendall, beguu at 6 p.m with a no-hast
bar. Dumer and the ahow follows.
• • •
Twenty-five hundred t.lcketa were 10ld foe the
Pacific Chorale's concert debut in the Dorothy
Chandler Pavilion in Los Angele1. After the
concert. when the chorale was joined by the Orange
Co unty Pacific Symphony, the No rlhridge
Masterworks Chorale and the Northndge Brass
Ensemble, 300 attended a reception to honor JollD
Alexander, conductor.
As a treat for lhe honoree. chorale members
arranged for h1a parenta. EllloU and Kat~eea
Alexander, to fly in from New Orleans for the
concert and party.
Others at the reception included Northrop's
Fruk and MarilYD L)'Dd, Irvine's president Tom
Nielsen and wife 'MarlJya. Mary and P~ Ly_o~,
A.ma and Aadrew Miller, Aue N•tt. Berafce lllrd,
Mike and Rwdl M1uh•, Dr. Lue and C.dlertae
Tbyee, Tom and Mary WoUf and Martan Devick.
• • •
Sylvia Macklls called lul week to talk about
her City of Hope chapter'• March 21 celebrity golf
tournament at Irvlne Caul Country aub and aaid
she and VI S.rnaoa were ao&na to lunch the next
day on the Pickh1r llltat.e.-81617 Rosen and hil
wife Benrt1 were their hoata. Buddy is general
chairman of the golfinl event and Sylvia aid the
public will be able to get Ucketa for $2 at the
entrance and mix With the 36 celebrit.ia. includlna
Efrem Zlmballst Jr., Fred M•cM•rr•7, J1ci
Carter, BewHd &eel, For"'' Tacker, Jack La
LaDDe and Peter ManUU. Aft.er play ther. will be
a blg dinner with entertainment for ioumament
partidpanta. Bein& with celebrities ta nothing new
for Sylvia -abe waa a t the City of Hope when
QaeeD ~l&bedl made her visit. "We were ve~
happy she chme the hosptal u one of her stops,'
Sylvia Mid.
• • •
With the upcominC Olympia u the theme, the
Crys1aJ Ballroom at the Grand Hotel In Anaheim
waa decorated with a.,. of many naUorw for the
CllOC Padrinm membenhlp mixer. (The group
ttarted In 1979 and now hit 700 memben).
Former Olympic medal w1nnen who live in OC i.ocludlns Geri C....U., J• NaMI and Aa Vraaa
WHY WEIGHT?
Win by Lnlngl
Our pettent• hew loet 10-150 pound• wtth our
oon'1)tlle nuttttk)nel fonnulu.
Ett•t • ..,_. l qUldcest way to loee W'Mght.
p,,,_, on ~ oe patJenta over a 10 YMI' penocs,
O'Brien, who participated m the 1928 11ames in
Amsterdam, 1932 games in Los Angeles and 1936 in
Berlin. were special guest.t for the dinner.
Robert Clifford, chauman of the OC Olympics
committee. spoke about fund-raising efforta to
support the tra.aning program.
Ward Muto• of Laguna Hilla waa chalrman;
TV personality Ed Antold was emcee with Jim
Vlllera adding auction antica when prizes were
awarded. Job.a Robinso•, new head coach of the
Rams, was a special speaker
• • •
Dr. MUcllell Ro1enthl, who started Phoenix
House 15 years ago in New York, was in Orange
County last week and the honored guest at a
reception in Jerry Ric~' Newport Beactl home.
The Phoenix Houae, (there's one in Santa Ana) has
been recognir.ed aa one of the most succeeaful drug
rehabilitation clinics in the U.S.
Fifty were on hand to greet Rosenthal, who
follows the "tough love" philoeophy in treatment,
including Rusty and Bill Hood, Tom and Emma
Jue Riley, Noey Ebsea, Laddie and Pe1 Reay,
Marty Lockney, Dolore1 Gelber1, Rosella Hel'kr1,
Dr. and Mrs. Tom RoblDaon and Dr. Terry and Pa&
Moru.
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Ttmc Is running out for Sitmar
Su~r Sawrs. Fast. lf you've been
longir\i for a luxury Mexico
crui!e without a luxury price tq,
don't wait.
Boole your cabin before
March 31. and you'll save$~
per couple on any 7, 10 or It-day,
1983 Mexico crul.ae
... Q .... -.
Due to Super S.~r demand,
we've expanded our Mexico
schedule to include additional
sallinas. Joln ua on an l 1-day
cruile deporth\8 October l S. Or
a 10-day crulle ~ Octo-
ber 26. Both itlnerarltt include
Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan,
Cabo San Lucu, Acapulco end
ZihuataMjo. The '°""'1' aulle ai~ ~·n~mllt\c
In ;lamorom AuPulCO.
DIAR ANN LANDERS. Your advice to
"f\uww Scatildc In 8utnaw'' w• eo bed l had to
write. To U. woman wno.. huabe.nd pta drunk at pa..u. and f.nlilta on drMna homl you l&ld, "lnaiat
that the 11.nlftp9t man In • houae wNtt th• car
keys from him ewn 11 It means a fiaht." It oould aao mHn • brawl with broken h..0. and bloody
noees, ruin.eel furniture and a lot of people not
•pea.kine CO each other.
A bttt« let. ta for the wife to have a aet of car
keyw In her pune at all t.lme9. u her buaband aeta
drunk, ahe lhould lntonn the host.ell that ahe la
leavtna and uk her to pleue tee that he 1eta a ride
with IOl'DeOne who Lt aober, or call a taxi for htm.
Another alternative: The wife 1hould learn
how to let the air out of the Urea 80 the CM wlll
have to alt ovefT\iaht.
To the wife who la tempted to call the police
and have her drunken huaband arretted. l aay
OON'T DO IT. MOit men pl mad u hell becauae
they have to pay a fine and the lnaurance rat.et go
up. U he ~ hi.I Uceme, h1a wife hu to drive hlm
to and from work and It'• a pein in the neck.
Of~. the belt Idea la to aUck to tomato
juice or IOda water. but not many people want to
he..r thla one. -W.S. in r.u ClaJ.re. Wla. DEA.A W.8.: TUUI for a 1"4 le&ter. TH only
,art I doa't 10 aloq wltll Is le&tllll tbe air out of
tlle diet. 'hat ••Y h 1"4 for oae allot, bat wht
do yo. do for u eacore?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The other day I
received somethina In the mall I felt you should
aha.re with your readers. I hope you will agree and
print It. Author unknown. -Nuhville Fan
DEAR NASHVILLE: 1111 an wpper ud I'm
dellple4 &o ru It.
A SMILE coeta nothl.na. but gives much. It
enriches thoee who give lt. ft takes but a moment,
but the memory of lt aometimee la.a1a forever.
None ia 10 rich or mtahty that he can get along
without it, and none I.a IO poor but that he cannot be
made richer by It.
A SMILE crealff happiness 1n the home,
promotes good will In bualness and 111 the
cornerstone of friendahip
It can perk up the weary, bnng cheer to lhe
di8couraged. IWllhlne to the aad, and Lt nature's
best antidote for trouble.
Yet it cannot be bought, begged, borrowed or
stolen. for it la IOmething that I.a of no valt1e to
anyone until it la given away
..
When peuplo are too Ured to af ve you a amlle,
ifve them one of youn No one netida a smile 80
much aa he who hu none to &Sve.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: In • recent. column
you made: the 1t.atement that herpe1 could ~
tranamltt.ed from a cold 80re on the Up to the 1enJtaJ
•rea vta oral sex. I undentood thal the herpes vlru.t
that c.uaes cold 80rett wu a different atraln from
the aenltal variety Pleue check your facta. -S .T.
ln Rltle, Colo.
DEAR S.T.: My f1c ls Ire correct. Please
c lt ecll w Illa y o irr-doc tor ( prefe ra bl y a
dermatologJst). He wlll explam U '°you la detail.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Am I ama.11-rnlnded to
feel inaulted when my colle1e-educated niecea
write to me on tom out looee-leaf notebook paper or
any thlng elae that .eema to be handy?
Please d on't 1uggeet that I buy them nice
stationery. I have do~ IO, but they revert to their
old hablta as IOOn u the good 1tuff runs out. -
PEEVED lN FLORIDA
DEAR PEEVED: Yes, I do tlliak yo. are belll1
1mall·mlllded. How aJce tbat yoer ll.le«s write at
111. Some c lllldren don't evea write to tbelr
mot.hen.
I receive le&ten scr ibbled on brown paper
ba11, backs of commercial envelope•, &oUet paper,
band towel1, wallpaper samples -ja1t name It
and I 1et It. B•t 10 Iona as tlle wrltlll111 leiJble, I
don't mlDd ... ud neltller sbould you. fi'1 tbe
message tllat coant1.
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73 Unutual
7 4 Beaketball
111m
75 Invite query
2 woros
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2 'NO•dS
19 Passing
grade
80 Set aside
82 Recipe
at>br
83 Go-geuers
2 words
86 Brlll1l1an
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89 Onental
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90 MeflleO
pt1ze
2 WOIOS
94 Oral~use
95 EU 191' llllS
99 •nd•an lree
tOO O.slribvte
cards
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103 Small rolls
10• Olt>t>te
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107 si.e1cned
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114 Sh<>rt
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12 1 God of love
123Gr..-nour-
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125 Ease
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127 Mar1ntts
129 !W11dong
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130 Helm pOfl-
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132 H1vlt19
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135 Exit
137 Navel
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Abbr
139 Head cove< 19ff<:h 95 vagebonos
1ng 20 Auto s1y1e 96 Magazine
140 KIM 01 27 Lowly dwell manager
gypsum ings 97 Storoes
142 Money wt,. 29 Edible 1oot 98 Amusement
stllule 30 Cloe: k 5QUnd 102 Preshrunk
144 Peel 33 Goes t>y ICtOllH
• 45 t1aggerd t>Oal 103 Poet
heroine 34 Take place 106 Postpone
146 Mercury 36 Amllek e g 108 More
ilnl•Sep1tc 37 Varn unpleasant
'48 Co<"11tnen1 measures 110 Long-
Aobr •O Snooped necked
1<19 Hair pulle1 41 Ster'IO t><rds
t51 Pan ot a qt souno 111A~ao
t 52 Bed t>oerd av.iem istanos
t53 Envoy ,.3 Gui s l\IMle I ' 3 Pass on
t5S Costly ,,,.an1ng 11s Common
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160 Met .. tttree '18 Near Dy
161 S!ervfl•~!> 48 lracner~ 120 Egyptian
garment gp pheraoh
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54 T t1Jnguier anguage
OOW~I •nser1 128 Body ol
56 04'il8y •nowieoge
1Booi.01 58 Ctturcn 1 29 O< aw tognt
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l Toward ttte 6 1 Sttrltereoa 131 Bel
sunrise 1nlel 133 lhus
4 Toronto s 82 Throw a 136 Cetta•n MO
pro• fight 1)7 01v•de
5 Pr1n1er s 3 words 138 Rabbit OI
at>br 64 Uppity one le<™!
6 Ruin 67 S.Ctioned 140 Roman ro~
7 El 69 Pe<s.1n 142 Trade
Bruse• pool 143 roreo1gn
8 t1ad lune.ti 71 BultltlCuP \ quarter
9 Young boys rel11tve ol Cons11n·
to Ooo< rlnv 74 Released 1.nop1e
en 2words 75 Prov1nct> 145 Move
'1Give1 b•g on lndtl ~moothly
1>'9 gnn 76 Ptum('d b•rll 1'7 V;11n1sh
2 words 78 Mews .ngrl'dirnl
12 Mecttamc: s 81 ~·eoie 49 Alte<noon
need 82 tev1onic party
13Cttff~ sl<ygod •~Wheels
partlcie B• EV9r Poehc: edge
1" Doctors 85 Aclo< M .. 152 Saull -
eMl91 Sydow Marte
15 Otvtded 117 Blot out 154 Chtnete
1n IOts 88 Broth Scot PllgOOI
•6Gl green 90 Live COii 155 Current
•7 fleet untl 91 EIQle I ne~t 157 Plural
18 Kntgl'tll lor 92 Library t>nd1ng
•••mple pttron 15~ Helm
t9 FlgU•e ol 93 Uncommon p0s111on
David Clayton-Thomas
takes left turn • in career
By JOE EDWARDS .......... ,,_.,...,
NASHVILLE. T1.c·r111 David Claylon·
Thoma&. former lead slnaer for Blood, Sweal &
Teen, has uiken whal he l'Alls "a left lurn" in his
career by recording 1<>me m~Uow country muau:
"I've wanted to do this kind ot thing for years,
but couldn't get the cred1bU1ty to pull It off," says
the 41 -year-old Clayton-Thomas. who has been
recording at Sound Emporium Studl08 with help
from Billy Sherrill, best known for dlsc.'OVE<rlng and
producing cowttry queen Tammy Wynette.
"We made a lot of believers out of people If
Billy Sherrill believes, a lot of other people usuaUy
fall ln place ...
The concentration has been on ballads.
"Anything done in Nashville comH out with a
certain country feel to it. It's contemporary country
muaic, good rountry music," Clayton-Thomas saJd.
The nine-member Blood, Sweat & Tears fused
jazz and rock music ln the late '60s and early '70s to
become one of the most innovauve and successful
band& In history. Sax albums sold more than a
million copies and the group won five Grammy
awards. But the string of hats began to stop alt.er
the 1971 album, "Blood. Sweat and Tears 4."
Still, before the group broke up two years ago.
they left the music world with a legacy: "S~1nnlng
Wheel," "You've Made Me So Very Happy.· "And
When I Die." "Go Down Gamblin'," "Luc:reua Mac Evil," "Hi-De-Ho" and "God Bless the Child."
"You can sttll tum on the radio and hear Blood,
Sweat & Tears because the music lasted and
became standards," Clayton-Thomas said "The
group was very talented -legitimately talented.
without gimmicks. We weren't a Clash, we weren't
a video ~immick .
"A ·master's degree in music was almost a
prerequisite to join the band. The intricacy of the
arrangements made the music special. We had an
extremely high level of accomplishment and we
had the respect of other musicians," he said.
"No one thought we could put all this together
and have pop hats lt was a very complex
experiment, but at worked. It was a combination of
a country blues smger with Ju111iard School of
Music graduates who had t.ers degrees. .....
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Singer David Clayton-Thomas.
"There was such a dichotomy of music; it was
like a bastard child, but aomehow it worked."
All the members of Blood. Sweat & Tears came
from musical backgrounds and were opinionated,
he said. ''The ~roup waa accurately named becau.e
1t was an explosive situation. It was explosive
energy that came out in the studio."
Members of the band kept changing, and the
British-born Clayton-Thomas £anally dissolved the
group two years ago to pursue the solo career he
had always wanted.
He's performmg in nightclubs and on college
campuses these days, always doing a medley of
Blood. Sweat & Tears' hits
"I have to because the people want to hear
them," he s&1d "The audience would be
dlaaJ>~inted 1f I didn't do them.''
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PIC II
I.fUH NA lfA MINf
NOTIOI or DEATH or ~~ petlOM lie cs-.
ROlll\T A. CODORl AND MCJ MAlllKITIHQ , 11•0 0 r P 8 T I T I 0 N T O Ju11•1t• Pleoe, Oo•t• M•M. CA
ADMINUTER ESTATE NO. tHaJr••o v~ Wlllb\Hn 9240 A·ll7t'7t. J .. neue Pleoe, 00111 ...... CA
Tu all helr1. bcnefldar1N, 12121 credhon and contlnaent M111y Jennner w1n1>v1n. U40 cniditon of Robert A COdori JHll•ll• Piece. Cott• ....... OA
d 12e27 an SHtrton• who may b• Thi• bu•IMH 1e oonovcted bV en otherwlae lnternted In the 1nOMdu&1 will and/or eatate; Cralu V w1n1>111n
A peUtJon bu been filed Thi• 1t1tement w11 RMI<! with t~ by Anita R Codort ln the County Clerk ol Of~ County on
S · M11toh 4, 196' USHtrlor Court of Or1n1• nmo1
County reque1lln1 that Publl•ll•O O••ng• Cont Oelly Mi\I R. Codort be appointed Piiot Merci'! e, t3, fO 27. 1983
M penon&l reptet1entatlve to 1094·83
admlnl1ter the eatate of PUBl.IC NOTICE Robert A. Codorl, Newport 1----.;.... _____ _
Buch, CA (under th• ,.CTITIOUl IUllNIH , _ _. _ __,.a,. NAMI ITATIMINT u.....,.,.. .... ..,nt Admlnlatratlon Tt>e 1o11owtno petaont t r• d°"1Q
of l!:lnat.11 Act). The peUuon bull~" u .
iJI .. , tor hearln1 In Dept. T I M E 0 N M y H A N 0 s No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Dr .• COMPANY, 171 AIYertld•. Sult• F. West, San\I Ana, CA 92702 Ntw!)Otl BMGh. CA 92663 e>ouglu c Mor~ 421 Vie
on March 30, 1983 at 9:30 Lido Soud Newport 8HGh. CA
Ac• emr Aw1rd
Nomi net ton•
1'11 fttl ClfV (llilljt "f
O•Uflrll(,l • U.•111 a.m. 12843
lF YOU OBJECT to the Richer d Per en tuu 222 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~=~ traJ\ling of the petJtlon, you Ot1ng. Newl>Ofl 0..Cll CA 92803
should either ap ..... r at the n 111 t>ut1neu '' con0ue111<1 by• .--Q-94 par1~an1p 9 Ac•demy Aw•rd Nomination• hear Ina and state your OouQIH c M0<e11N<1 objectJon1 or file written T1111 tt•t-• ... , ~ •llh 111e ob'-'ttona with the court County Clertl of 0..,. County on ~ Metctl 3 1983 before the hearlna. Your
ap~ may be ln pereon
or by your att.orney
,,,,02,
Publlthed Or1nge COHI Delly
PtlOI Marci\ 6 13 20 27 1963 1221-83 lF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a conUnaent i----n.1-.,-,,-C-"""_TIC_E __ _
credJtor of the deceased, you ___ ,.._UU'---""----
muat file your claim with the 'ICTITIOUI 9U..,.ll
court or preaen\ It to the NAMI ITAftMIMT
personal repre1entatlve bu~~n~•'•o~~.•lng peraon '' doing
appointed by the court A·, SIL VEA CllPPER OOG within four months from the OROOMINO. 12&·~ Broaowey
date of flrat laauance of Cotti M .... CA 92627 letteni u provld-' In -~•on JoM Raymond Ooddt, 2242 cu """'u EI01n. No C. Colle Meu. CA
700 of the probate code of 92827 Callfornla. The time tor Tlllt 11<.11tn• .. 11 oondUCllKI t>y an
filing claunll will not expire lndlllldua1 John R Ooodt prior to four months from r1111 "*'-' .... !Med w1111 ,,,. the date of the hearing Coun1y ci.tk 01 Orenoe County on noticed above. Merell 3 1983 nnm
Publlthed 011ng• Coall Dally
P11o1 Match e 13 20 27 11193 1125-83
1'"1Clil'IOU9 ~· MAMllTAn.mN'T
EI
THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL
lm«D
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by the court. If
you are Interested In the
estate, you may Ille a
reque1t with the court to
receive .speoal oouce '..J! the
mventory of est.ale and of
the petitions, accounts and
tt!por1s deacrtbed ln Stttion
1200.6 of the Call fornla
TM IOllOWlnQ pe<aont 111e dOing r-----------------------~ ..
Probate Code.
JOHN C. CONNOLLY &
DOUGLAS G. BROWN,
17777 Main St., SaJte A,
Irvine, CA t%7U, (71t)
LIT1'LE OICl(ENS ART ANO
AOVERTISING. lllSll 1 Otunlon
L-. No 203. Huntington 8Moct1.
Californla 112&69
Kwen Eltzat>etll Dicken. 185111
Grunion L-. No 203. Hunllngton
BMcn, Callf0<nla 92$49
John Howuo 01cken. 16581
Grunion i.-. No 203. Hununoton sn-uoz.
PubU1hed Oranae Coast
Dally Pilot, March 12, 13, 19,
&Mdl, Cllttomll 1128'9
Thll bll"'-It coodueted by e
1983 gen«al pettnerthlp.
Kalen E. Ota!en 1300 83 TI\11 ltllemerll WU flied wllh t"41
County CNrif of Otenoe County on
-----------·I Fel>Nlry 17. 1983 Nil.IC NOTICE momo l'JCTITIOUI 9U .... ll Publltll•d Orange Coul Dally
NAMI ITA,.._NT Pilot. Fe«> 27. Mw 8, 13, ~Of~
Th• 1011ow1no 1>•11011 11 oolnQ
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OAEAT SCOT ENERGY
COMPANY. Ill !!equOle TtM. lrvlM.
CA 92715 Aoee Maclacllttn. 18 $4o.Quolt
T,.., !Nln9. CA 92715 Thll t>ull,_. lt conouct.ci t>y en
lndlvicluel Ao.I MacLIChlen
Thia tUt-1 wH flied Wiii\ the
County Cletk of Otenoe Col.rlty on
M llfCh 4. 11183 n1''°' Put>llllhed 011nge Cout Delly
Pilot M11tch 6 13 20. 27 1963 1121·83
'1C'TJTIOUt .......
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PACIFIC LUXURY. 277& M.-
Vlfdt Or E. Cotti M-. CA 92Cl28
Oebf• I<. Kl..-nln, 277& MHI
Verde Or. E. Cotti M..,, CA 12Cl26
Thia ~ la condueted by llfl
1ndMdU91. o.t>r1 I<. Kltmln
Thl9 11at-t -llled with Ille County Olet1l of OflnQ9 County on
Fab 24, 1V.3. '21-71
Put>ll1lled Orange Co1tl Oelly
Pllol Fab 27. Merc:t\ 8, 13. 20, 1083 1032·83
'1Cnnout ., ..... ...._ITATDmWT
Tfle lollowl119 pe11on 11 doing
~ ... S .J 018TA18UTOR8. 246
Megnolla SI Coate Meu CA
112t27 Stepllen R 8 yzek, 245
~i~olle St . Cott• MHI CA
TMt ~ le condUC1.cl t>y en
lndtvldual Stept>en R 8yz.ell
'fNt ... ,_, WU ftlecl wllll the
~ty Clertc of Otano-County on
Feb 24, 198S '21-
Pu Dllttl.ct Otano• Co11t Delly
Piiot '90. 27. M81c:ft II. 13. 20, tN3 103...:l
Pl8.tC M>TICE
naw °' uu11.1<1i11 M
OP u• OP PtCTmOUe ...... Mm
Tiie 1011owln1 per1on1 ll•v•
1o.ndoNO the llM of Ille FICtltloul
8u11ne11 N•m•· BEVERLY
W!STOLIP'fl APARTMENTS, 1818
Bedford l.•n•, Newport Beach.
Celli oaeo.
Tiie fllotltlou1 8u11ne11 Neme
referred to above WH lll•d In Oran~ Counl)' 011 February 9,
'971. ",.,, Cl*Yton R llutcM'<IMI. ~7
lw•n Orlve, Coet• Meu, c 1111
t2e2t. ~ t lturdevent, 2037 hen OtM. eo.ta Mee&. cam. t2t2t. ™-bullMM -conducted by lift llldh4dUlil ~ "" llutdeYelll JI* • llurdevtinl ,,. .....,_,. •• ...., wltll lhe
•
ACAl>EMY
AWARD
NOMINATIONS
including BEST PICTIJRE
THE
-StepMn SchHfer.
US MllQazlM
Jon\bight
rl
Table
for Five
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Th• lollowlno petton 11 dol110
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COASTUNE PUILICA TION, 1118 w lalt>o9. Ho 8, Newpot1 !IMCtl.
CA 92M1
Ter•-T 81lell, 1118 W Baltloe. No e. Newpor1 a.ell. CA
112MI
Thie ~-le oonducted t>y en lndlvldu ...
Terell T SllMI I Thll tllt-1 -llled with IM tounty Oleftc of Orange County on
Fel> 24, 1083 m ...
Publlehecl Of~ Coell o.tlY PilOC
flab. 27, Merctl 8, 13. 20, t9'3. 1197-83
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A OENTt.EMAN" •••
MON t!Wlll tto 1tH •111 tOI. IOH UfllUfl 1 ... tot, !Ott
THE VERDICT
MC>tt-•1111, 1114
"CURTAINS"
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"WITHOUT A DOUBT A WINNER!"
"An 'impe>rtant movie ••
a mov1e I Wl:Ull you to m.-«.• .•.
if I had ll child ... I would ui.kt• my child
w liff thj11 film." • .. "'" ..... , .... .,,
"Kate Nelligan 1i. superb ",,.. ... ,,, • ., ....
WITHOUT A TuACE
••••••••••••••••••••••••• "!XC~l.UNf. INTILUQIHT. wt1~. A IT!RUHQ IXAMPL! OI A 0000 ITotltV TOLD.
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SACADEMY AWARD
NOMINATIONS
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BEST ACTRESS
\ 1l·n I ~m·q1
BEST SCREENPLAY
ADAPTATION
Why get
married
when you're
having fun?
LUCIE ARNAZ
CRAIG WASSON
Alon J rakul~
Second ) Thoughts 1 ' I /\I .._ I
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separate family room
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IT'S IHlnt Scrub. c;arpel & paint
11118 3 Br 2 Ba fixer wl formal dining, wood burning fireplace . 1rg yard w/greenllouse An incredible buy at only
$115,000 Don't delay Call Diana today
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PRIUn Unbelievable low pnce ot only S 125.000 tor lh•S
beautiful 3 Bdrm home localed on a spacious cornet tot Call now tor lntormatton on how you can own tllts lovely
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
Hl'T IEUY 1r. what the economists say T111s week's steals l)TrlpleJl $143.500 2)Flower SI $175,500
3)Flo-r St $167.000 -4)$'-wood $ 165,000 Call Abt Mtlllken .
631·1266
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.. 11 $111,110 A steal' Bargain! Buyt But prlcedl 4 Bdrm. 2
bath, family room Bnck fireplace. act now1 Can ... .:• 5•6-23 13 ,.,,.:.
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ESTATERS
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IOHll IAlllHTll lll-I0001 H•·OCl2 39 2Ba. Costa Mesa doll house 2B. PAOFE8810NAL SERVICES UllQUE HOMES corner lot ...... ............ ...... Santa Ana '"FOR BUYERS OR SELLERS"' Vista Catlf. Mini Estate
NEWPORT BUCH
llYFROIT -IOIT SLIP
OPH Ill 1·1 H IALllA OOYH
Private community -Comfortable -Lite
& cheery 3 bdrm plus den, 2 bath home.
Extra parking & much morel $469,5001
111.111 l&Y PllHITill
110-1111
•58. 3 B a . Mesa Verde $199,500
Assume $150,000 1st.
•Back Bay Beauties on Cut de sac 28
2Ba. Owner Financing 38. 2'h8a. FR.
Owner Assistance
•Walk to beach ....... 39 2Ba. Ne'wport
Ask for Phyllis Sachs, Listing Agent
THE REAL ESTATERS 141-2313
YES WE DO HAVE THE HOME
FOR YOUt
2BR 2ba condo, owner anxious' $80.f>OO
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lBR & loft, c:omm tennis, lrv $85,000 A CASTLE I• TIE HY
3BR home. huge lot, terms $105,000 I This 11t•w custom dream hume has
VA·no down 3BR. RV <l("('t'SS $10'1,9Y5 b<>auttful ul·t.-:m and city light Vll'.w.s. 2
4 yr old 3BR . . Irvine $107,900 spas, stt•am room, study. library. btlhard
Newport 2 Stry Only $129,500 gaml• room, ltght uak k1u:hen. breakfast
Pool, spa 4BR .. Super $1 :19.950 room. 2 Wl'l bars a trc•mtndow. value
R3 lot with plans, C .M $147.900 Jl $1 .200,000 760·8333
ARCHITECTURALLY DESIGNED
REDWOOD HOME
IDYLL WILD AREA
Cul·de-sac, c•ourtyard, 3BR $125,000
Spa, (..'OUntry kitch, great In' $129,000
3BR, atr ium, walk to bch1 $139,000
Over 2000 s/f of beauty 4BR $179.000
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3Br, bonus rm, lg lot $149,900
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$155,000 Ill Via Litle IHtl, Lhle Isle ........ llll,100
Large lot on cul-de-sac. 3 decks, 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, spa
panoramic view from Mt. San Gorgonto 101 Via ltHa, Lltl• Isle .............. 1141,000
to the ocean. cool s ummer breezes, 3 bedrooms, 511'! baths
all-year round, thermal glass, radiant 101J hJtr, Wtstollff .................. I 1H,IOO
heat. security system, fireplace, quarry 2 bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, rondo
tile, oak & ash cabinets. approx. 1000 204 Via n111, Lltl1 Isle ................ HH,000
s q.ft., elevation 600o+, Ideal for couple, 3 bedr09ms, den, 3 baths, pool
sleeps guests "ctlfflet." (714) 659-3177 101 Yla FltrHH, Lltl1 lsl1 .......... HH,000
(714) 659-4385 (213) 598-4 311 4 bedrooms, den, 3 baths, pool
OOHTRY 1m11&... FALLHOOI 110 Ferautle, Ill. PHl1 ............. UH,000
By o ... ner Beau\ AtA 2 bedrooms. pool, boat docking. 1~~~evi~A ~~~L~~!~o custom II~. 1'n acu111, 120 Via Lltlt ltrtl, Lltlt hit ..... Sl,I00,000
County area 01 Vista. ~'~7"'+ ';1
8u"J/rujt ~:'8:? 4 bedrooms, family room. bayfront
Modern hv1ng tor Mom & lrplc. step-do...;n hv rm. t OPEi SlllAY 2-1 ~a~ty S~~c~ b~·e!·,:~e8s formal din rm. kl! nook I lJOI W. lt1a1frelt, llJt, lo• ..... llH,000
incl cent ate. hv rm w/ Prtnclpels only Custom oceanfront 2 Y2 yrs new
lrplc. din rm + lam rm t7 l 4J 5•6·"320 ' .
~ 11 wt bl!· •n oven & STEAL! range, dishwasher, trash comp Luminous cethngs 3 Br 2 Ba. Laguna Beach
& alh cabinetry Neetled cn11m, 6 bike 10 l>eec:tl, amongst a huge Euca· remodeled. 12<1. llnan.
typtusgrove wtwatlltng& w/40K dwn or ,7 By rid109 trails meaneletlno _0wne __ r_66_1_-6_1_43 ___ . __ 1 tllru wide open spaces * Fii I IAYI *
Xlnt lerms & t1nanc1no Large co<ner 101 Custom Ill!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!~ tllru seller Priced at only -S 128 900 Call agent 3 bdrm w/2 ltreplaces
wkdys (6 19)565-7314 or Back Bay •rea Prioed wknds (619)727 ·5279 tor for qu1ek sare at $210, 000 T111s home comet eppt with peace ot mind"
STARTER
Cute 2 Br 2 Ba condo
loeated near So Coast Plaza Perteet for young
couple Full price $81 500 631 ·7370.662-2411
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Finest ma.m channel v1ew from rnagmf1renl 6
Br, tl Ba pool home ReduC'ftl $1.650,000. 1
'1 Llatla Isle tr. ly a,,.. Oaly
BAYSIDE PUCE IAYFROIT
Spectac"Ular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up. 2br,1
2 ba dn 2 boat space:i ~ut'ed-$1,500.000 I
PElllllU llOIE OCUIFROllT
Ocean & Jt'tlY views. Manne room. 4 bdrm. 3 I
bath. 3700 sq.fl $1 .385,000. Oct>anfront I
LllO ISLE
Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + large rt'<' rm . j
beam ce1ltnp, Curn1$hed. pall06 $420,000
FllRUlll RllCH HILLTOP
New 4 br. 41"i ba, custom French Normandy
E5tatt> 1.2 prime acre hilltop $1,250,000.
COROl&DO CAYS llYFROIT
Coronado Wand cwt bayfront lot. 85' boat
dock. Plans avail. Now $370.000 w/terms
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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For Ad Action
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AD-VISOR
642-5678
R£StOfNflAl AUl FSfATE SERVICES
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Architectural masterpiece of
(rffh ldeu, allurin" in everv
way. A 4 ~oom home wlth
wine cellar. &ourmN kitchen,
•una, decka and lnafd~ ape with
ocean vtcw. •760,000 .
-UILUlllT G~al vhrw9 from thia wood and alue ClOndo. 2 btdroom/d.n, &
farae country klcch n. H.tdden
away ln the hilll. yet cloao to \he
buch . Adult commu.nlly,
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Hcdt•l'UJ <1te and make monl'y Lowtst
pnct'd C<1rmd on fee land. :J BR., 2 Bath
on lovely largl• lot m perfect lcxauon for
family living A gre<ll investment
oppurtunlly .1t low prtt'l' uf $239.000.
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PHIHUU TIU-PLll
Motiv;itc-cl ~<'lier offers this prime> h<:'ach
trt ·plt·>-. Two. 2 bt•droom umts with
f1n·plan· in front building and a 3
bt•Jroom unit above 3 car garage.
$395.000. 760-8333
OWHI WILL IHlllllHTE
ZunPd for 6 condo units in excellent
Pasts1dc-Costa Mesa location Great
opportunity for reliable builder.
Minimum cash outlay Exi.sting 3 Br.
honw cm property -only $255 000
760 8:!33
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Have you read today's 1C1aas1l1ed Ads are Ille Clualfled Ads? 11 not answer 10 a successful you're m1u1ng Ille best garage or yard sale' It's a
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TIE IFFICE FOii llFOllllTIOI
llHAHIH TIEIE PHPEllTIH
3 BR, FR. BIG CANYON ,
$675.000. See Lucy Rose at 20
Rue Grand Vallet:
5 BH, FR, BIG CANYON ,
$tl9Y.OOO See Marcia Matthf'ws
at 2 Winged Foot
4 BR, FR, Pool, HARBOR VIEW
HOMES, $325,000 See Cora
Bald1kosk1 at 19'18 Port Albans.
4 BR. FR. Pool. HARBOR VIEW
HOMES. $390.000 Sei> Frank
Sennes at IH57 Port Renwick
4 BR. FR. CAMEO SHORES.
$769.000 S<'f.' Linda Marston at
4621 Gorham
3 BR. FR. LAGUNA. $335,000.
See Sue Exley at 155 McKnight
Dr
3 BR. DEN, BALBOA ISLAND.
$499,500 See Sara Marvin at
211 Opal
3 BR, FR. BLUFFS, $2HO.OOO
Fee See Kay Parker at 2403
Vista Noble?.a.
:1 BR. BLUFFS, $187,500. See
W ynn W ilson at 535 Vista
Grande.
4 BR, Pool. EASTBLUFF,
$275,000. Set' Rita Qu1gsle at
906 Aleppo.
4 BR , FR. EA S TBLUFF.
$199,000. See De.bi Bibb at 2900
Catalpa.
4 BR, WF.P..o"i"D 'F , '298,000.
See M.9 ..... t h at 1116
Hlahlanc...
2 BR, TURTLEROCK. IRVIN&
$234,600. &@ Jane Mitchler aL 3
Su.nrwe.
INVESTORS
HWltll
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llOOMf PHPlln1
Holdlng on to Income property
for many years enables you to
Increase your cash flow and
return on Investment. However,
It Is Important that your return
on equity does not become too
tow. This takes place when the
Income falls to keep pace with
appreciation of the property. At
this point, the best return can
be generated by an exchange
to a larger property. Always
stay alert to the current market
value o f your Investment
property.
Ill TACO SITE
In prime location. Good steady
return on Investment Plus tax
write o ff. Long term trip le net
lease
OPH l .. tlf ·
4H SHU -Corona Htghlands.
Includes plans for ocean view
2nd story. Bank foreclosure -
great new loan available,
reduced to $285,000 fee.
TWO .... ONGS
THE STARNES COMPANY
760.1397 673-7761
A TRULY SOPMISTICATEI UYFRHT
The ftnesl example of a
soph 1st1cated C'ontemporary
bayfront home 1n Newport
Harbor w /p1l•r & float. Style.
class. d1stmct1on & luxury A
high security master suite
w /study & bayfront dining rm.
library, 2 add1t1on<il BRs. 4
baths $4.400.000 Barbara Aune
Ill WIYOl-llEW UITlll
6500 sq .ft . of quality
construcllon & elegance. This
5BR. 6 • ·, BA residencr-has a host
of quality ameruttes. More than
100 ft of vww frontage on the
Big Canyon Country Club's 8th
Fairway Owner ts offering a
variety of attractive terms. Call
Dan Bibb for details. $1 .795,000
llCUl-IRYllE RUL TY
144-1200
CIAIT
IESA VERDE Hug., 6 Borm 3 bath
home near golf course
You don't need a gun lo
draw last' when you pt-an ad 1n the Dally Piiot Went Adsl Call now
I 6'42·5678
Separate lamlly room --------and dining room UP· grades throughout 3 cer garage Pool & spa Will
trade tor .smaller Meu lleroe home Price.
$280.000 Cell 546-23 13
THE REAL
ESTATERS
OPHllTlllTI
1<nocl<s often when you
u&e result-ge1t1ng Dally
P1101 C1ass1l1ed Ads to reach the Orange Coast market Phone &42·5678
BUILD THIS
on panoramic VU LOT! Rm for pool + o n e bed guest h ouse. Plans
included in price of $415,000. fee.
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114-111-1'11
DUPLEX
CORONA DEL MAR
Tradltlonal atyled duplex In a
c hoice tocatlon just a few
blocks from the beach. 3 bdrm.
owner's unit with private patio
plus large 2 bdrm. rental unit
with porch. 8oth unit• have
bHm celltnga, ftreptacH, bit
Ina, carpet• and drapes. Ownw wlll help flnanc.. S377,000.
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IEWPORT IUCI ILIFFS
11•1,000
4 BR, 2'h BA. prime location. Woodburnlng
fireplace. large patio, 2 car garage. 'Easy
walking distance to all schools & complete
shopping center. Nearby community pool
Ask for Lois Egan.
OCUI VIEW 1111,0001
Terms. Terms! Pay selling and closing costs
and move In. 2 Bedroom. 2 baths, with ocean
view. Best area of Arch Beach Heights In
Laguna Beach. New on the market, this
ocean view home is priced at just $191 ,000.
Ask for Al Welner1.
OCUI VIEW -S•&0,000
Irvine Terrace-Bayadere. Sweeping bay,
ocean and night light views. 3 Bedroom
home. Reduction of $150,000 reflects
owner's motivation to sell NOW. See this
treasure with potential for appreciation. Ask
for Carolyn Mason.
llllllT &Ill lllUCIUTE
Del Mar model In Spyglass with charming
mountain and city lights views. 3 Bedrooms.
2 baths. cozy family room, formal dining
room, 3 car garage, lovely entry counyard.
$220,000 In existing financing and desperate
owner says "Bring me offersl" Eas~ see
and a pleasure to own at $474,000. Ask for
Hallie Strock.
IEAITIFIL 411. Ill. PlllTIFllO 11
IWllll YIEW
Cloae to lovely greenbelt, schools and
shopping. Completed bonua room separate
from house. Great value In Newport Beach
for $347,000. Ask for Cindy Pelletier or Jim
Sellers.
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1a1 ••ITVllW •m 8pacfou1 G Bedroom, 3 beth Famlly Room
home on FEE land. larg• oorn« lot with
grMt potential for expanding or remodeling
If ffelred. Reduced to "'10,000 FEE. Alk tor
S.U. Chue L•.
OPEii TOIAY 1·1
Two houeee, one lot, OWC
J•tr) "'iheltou
lV•ttrfHJrf IW•J"lt
Ul-8111
U6-0303
COU>Weu
BANl(eRO
$132,500 ......... 216 Broadway, C.M
e bdrm•, Southport with nit• view,
$:i64,000 22 Potnl Loma, Spyglass
•OIU•l--•-Linde Plan, lmm.cul•t• on grnbell,
$235,000 ......... 539 VI.ala Grande, NB
Spectacular 5 bdrm-view•
$675,000 ............. 1722 Santiago, NB
5 bdrm•/ bonue room/ n•ar bch.,
$425,000 ... 118 Ruby. Balboa Island
4 bdrm, ownr fin. fee, vacant,
$435,000 2706 Lighthouse. CdM
4 bdrm tam. home In top cond.
$295,000 ... 1424 Seacrrst, HVH. NB
Architect• home, 3 bdrm, loft
$425,000 1921 Yacht Empn.-ss, NB
3 bdrm, fireplace, .... owe
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? $345,000 ............ 601 Patoltta, CdM
Large 5 Bdrm, pool a epa
According to Calllornla 8u1lneH
and Profenlons Code (Sec. 17900 to
t 7930) all persona doing bualneu
under a fictitious name must Ille a
statement with the County Clerk and
have II published four llme1 In a
new1paper serving the area In which
the buslne11 Is located.
The statement Is required by law
and Is nece11ary In proteetlng your
business name. Most banu require
proof of llllng to open commercial
accounts
The DAILY PILOT provl<M1 both
llllng and publication Hrvlcea. We
have all the neces1ary forma and
maintain a dally service lo the Orange
County Courthouae fllher stop by one
ol our convenient offices or phone the
LEGAL DEPARTMENT 642-4321, fat
332 lor more tnlormatlon and forms.
Lingo
REAlEsT4Tl
MOYE RIGHT Ill
Completely remodeled home. All new
appliances, landscaping and decor. Set on a
prime corner lot, with 2 bedrooms plus den,
solar-heated pool and separate spa. R. V.
parking. Fantastic existing financing, and
motivated owner will assist. All in Newport
Beach for only $269.5001• Ask for Hallie
Strock.
CHARllll& HOUSE FOR LHSE IM
COROH DEL MAR
Comfortable, neat 2 Bedroom. 2 bath house.
Owner pays electric and water. Walk to
shopping and beach. Immediate occupancy.
$850 per month Ask for Belle Chase Lee
Hallie Strock of Lingo Real Estate, Newpon
Beach, was named salesperson of the month
for February. She has been a resident of
Newport Beach for the past eleven years and
resides in Beaton Bay.
..........
OWIEll IOlllHT AIOTIEll
Must sell this custom Tudor home. 4
bedrooms, 3'h baths, plus office/den. Huge
family room over the entire 3rd floor. Spa,
-sauna, barbeque and potting area set In a
secluded brick patio. Solld oak woodwork
throughout In flooring, cabinetry and
paneling. Ocean views from 2nd and 3rd
floors. Too good to miss at $445,000. Ask for
Hallie Strock.
REllOED TO SELL -1111,100
Lovely condo near North Shore Lake and
Beach Club. Gated community. 2 Br., 2 Ba ..
den, large kitchen 1nd utility room. 2 Car
garage. Mountain view. A11ume loan at
91n'le, $883 per month. Owner will &Nist. Ask
for Lola Egan.
$314,000 ........ 240ti Francisco, NB
Old CdM·S bdrm, new, epecloue,
$549,500 ...... 442 Begonia, Old CdM
REALTORS. 675-6000
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MIRIOR RIDH OISTOI ESTATE
Magnificent panoramic views overlooking
Newport Beach and the Paoltlc Ocean. Thia
elegant 7000 sq. ft. estate otters the ultimate
in luxury living. Featuring 5 Brs .. 71h baths.
Grand Room, service quarters and fabulous
pool . . excellent financing package
available. Call for your private showing
$4.000,000 furnished. Ask for Ed Escano.
HARIOR RIDH AFFORDABLE ELHHCE
Located In one of Newport's most prestigious
areas, this elegant 4 bedroom executive
home of 5700 square feet Is now offered with
terms to suit your needs. This home feature~
a marble entry gallery, oak library, wine room
and much more. Call for financing details
Reduced to $1 ,395,000. Ask for Ed Escano
HlllOR RIDH -FAIULOUS
JODELLE HOIE
This beautifully expanded home Includes all
furnishings, fixtures and window treatments.
This home Is a MUST to see -very striking
Interior. The Master Suite and Family Rooms
have been expanded. Assume the 30 year
fixed-rate 1st T.D. and the owners will carry
a large 2nd T.D. Offered at $865,000
furnished. Ask for Ed Escano
111111011 llllE -LOW DIWI,
FLUllLE TEllll
This "Estates" 3 Bedroom. 2500 sq. ft. home
otters spectacular ocean and night light
views. Relocating owners wlll accept a LOW
down payment and offer excellent financing
terms. All offers wlll be seriously consldred.
Redueed to $545,000. Asj( for Ed Eacano.
111110111111 LOii
Popular 3 BR, 3 bath "Jodelle" model with
fabulout ooeen and 1unMt vlewe!. Thie home
featuret a 1pao1ou1 Matter Suite, taro•
Famlly Room, two flreplace1 and a large ·
deck. EnJoy living In thla pre1Uglou1, gate
guarded community for only 12&00 per
month. Ask for Ed Eao1no.
NEWPORT BEACH
~ 123 San loaquln Hiiia
·~ llTATI II Tll llff lllT
Entertalnera' paraduie. Approx.
8,000 sq ft Large 1dlp, bbay1dde
lawn & pool H la & H ers
bathroom, llorary, gymnaalum.
Only 6 years old. Prime location.
Excellent financing available.
$4,000,000. John Marnab.
LtltA llLI Dramatic ,
contemporary Two 11tory
entertaining nn w/Slt down wet
bar. Elegant formal living &
dtning rms . Master suite
includes exercise room, sitting
rm w/f1replace. his & hers baths
& huge walk-m closets. SpacioUB
patio garden. Call John Macnab
or Cothy Schweikert. $1,590,000
LH
PRiii Of Liii llU Sheltered
California Spantsh home
<:overing 3 lots o n exclusive
Zurich Circle at up of island.
Only 2 homes on this
non-bayfronl location 6 BRs, 7
baths, private courtyard, pool &
gardens. $1 ,250 ,000. Tom
Allmson.
Rlllf PHllSUU POllT HUIFRllT
Charming Cape Cod cottage -2
BR. den main house plus guest
pm & bath. Formal living and
dining areas with brick and
hardwood floors . gourmet
k1t<:hen and cozy master suite
overlooki ng the widest
oceanfront beach. $1.100,000.
includ<'S land. Martha Macnab.
EXTRA LARIE llYSIORES OIRIEI
1st time on market! Open &
sunny. 4BR, 3BA + bonus rm.
Mstr suite has bay view. All new
kitchen, baths & carpeting.
Private beaches, gated
community. Land incl. l 1h lots.
$795,000. Dona Chichester.
OCEH · PHTHlL • llHTLIHT
VIEWS Charming family home -
Spyglass Ridge. Hillsborough
plan w/5BRs. formal dining,
spacious famil y rm, kitchen
w/fireplace & breakfast area.
Great end of cul-de-sac location.
$615.000. Dona Chichester.
flllllll SPYILAIS PlllRAllO
OCUI VIEW Charming single
story "Portsmouth" 3BR, 2BA.
formal dining rm & family nn
situated in the exclusive Corona
de! Mar community of Spyglass.
Solar heated pool & spa secluded
in pnvate courtyard. Plantation
shutters, new cpt, oak paneling
& many more amenities .
$595,000 incl land. Donna
Godahall.
llPUSSIYI OISTll lllE
Construction -Solid walnut
cabinetry. formal dining room.
living rm w /vaulted ceiling.
family rm & country kitchen.
4BR, lg <.'orner lot. Sparkling
pool w /beauttful country
garden You own the land.
$424,500. Barbara Aune.
l SPICW. VIEW See snow capped
mountains by day & sparkling
city lights by night from this
charmi n gly decorated 3BR.
family rm home. Gate guarded
rommumty w /tennis courts, pool
& spa. Good assumable loan.
$399.000 mcl land. Larry Dyer.
11SOIHIET" LllTlll Prestigious
HARBOR V IEW HOMES -
58R, fam rm, formal din rm,
plus beautiful p ool & spa.
Completely upgraded -French
doors & windows, plantation
shutters. paneling & new
kitchen Too many amenities to
hst $395,000 incl. land. Donna
Godshall.
UY VIEW II ILIFFll Lovely end
unit. split level condo in the
newer Bluffs. 3BR, 2 1hBA, 2
patios, view of upper bay &
mountains. $330.000 incl. land.
Dick Halderman.
IEWU umt Oii tlPlD South
of the highway. 2 three bedroom
units, always rented. Huge
sundecks on front unit. Well
maintained. $395,000. Beverly
Morphy.
1111 UHi WITI PUFEOT Niii
Beautiful lot w/stalls for 3
horses. Like-new house w/high
beams. wood paneling, used
brick, country kitchen. Separate
bdrm suite$, loads of room for
expansion. $299,000 ind. land.
Beverly Morphy.
Ill PRIH HIHTlll This la a
splendid opportunity -new
remodel and lovely decor ln a
great family area. Warm, cozy
and apadous w/ a beautiful view
& 4BR + library. $298,000. Coby
Ward .
... ......U IMJIJ 3BR, 2'
bath duplex 1 \>i blocka fl"om the
ocean. Fanta•tlc lnve1tment
winter or summer rental.
$260,000. Low down and owner
will carry AJTD. 8~ Smith.
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1441 Galaxy Drive
4 Br. Den, Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces,
3 car garage plus large hobby room. Pool
s11ed lot, beautifully landscaped. Owner
will assist at financmg. Now $389,500.
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SOMETHING
DIFFERENT!
"A touch pf 8•n 81meon°
THREE ARCH BAY OCEANFRONT
Larae •ulhentlC' Mediterranean villa FantullC' ~an
udepool views lrom every room In the houw T~
ulllmat• party hOWlt! laree rooma with hl&h ~•med
celhnga, huge cx•tian view deck, woo<lay patlOll Or
re!Jlx alone in 11eCha1on llJ'\d lf(:urily fit for a k in& In
pnvue t'OfT\11\uruty w11h 24 hour l(•l guard, tennla
ruurta, parl-clubhoWlt' llJ'\d pnval(o l:lt'ech !Wduced to
$1 ,7~.000 Owner wanta retirement Income, nt'eda
$200,000 ne1 cuh, will linan«-ballllX't' lll'\d/or trade
for prol)f'rty or l«'unu..-f'oi 111lt' by owner Call for
color bf"OC'hure 49\1 130 I. 499-1702
t170,000 PRICE REDUCTION
SPECIAL 10.t~ OWNER FINANCING
FOR QUICK SALEI
Prime 200 f t. Bay,fron t home un hugt.-
Island Point lot. Spacious, open & sunny all
view home Lge boat dock(s), panoramic
decks, children's play lawn & swim beach
$170,000 price reducuon, low 10.9% owner
fin. for quick sale. $795,000 (land incl.)
Show anytime, 650-0202.
lhlsual Cars, Classics, Antiques, Race, & 9ne of a kind!
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ALL WATERFRONT ••• BAYFRONT, OCEANFRONT AND WATERFRONT COMMUNITIES
GRAND CANAL-CORNER-LITilE ISL.
Charming uui. leland canal front duPe• -qutet comw, PJ•tty yerd with pk:bt fence, docll fof 11• boet. New
l .. tlng tor $480,000. 831·1400.
SANDY BEACH CANAL FRONT
Lovely 2·•tory 3 b.cfroom home with beach, pool I
tennle. OW ••chenge end offer• fl••lble flnenclng.
S199,000. 831-1400.
NEWPORT BOAT SLIP -$212.500
S.Curlty waterfront community with 2 ... t«Y t-nhouM
Low"t Pflc9d on '" land, thle 3 bed le • .... n Your -n
boat ellp tool
FREE BOAT DOCK WITH
N•wport townhou•• In a ••curlty gate waterfront
community. Thie 2-etory, S bed, 2~ be. h•• gauo
entar1alnln9 eraa a le near all. Reduced NOW NL Y
1291,000 FEE 831-1400.
TOWNHOUSE-BOAT SLIP-$385,000
Lowffl pr!Qed "waterlront .. comptH In Nawpon 9eec:h
with boat ellpe Included. End unit wttt'1 2...tcwy, a bed.
New carpet I Illa. Security gate. OW exchange for
w•tarfront home In Newport or Huntington Hafbour.
131·1400. A new ll1tlng thle w.-L
BAYSIDE COND0-$100,000 AEDUCTIONI
VIEW of Bay and llghte from thhi deoofator "'""9Md 2
bedroom • ct.n. Ownet .. reehtlo and on.. thhi XLNT
home with boat ellp nafl. In •centre! Newpoft toc:allon at
• tatr price. WIJI alao conelder ..... /option. C.-to loena
price: '397,000. lNMl opHon .,,tc.: M.21,000. Catt tor
detail•. £Hy to ... and •how. Open .. vaun 1-1PM.112
llayelde Cove W"t. 131·1400.
BA YFRONT "FIXER" DUPLEX OA?
UN H • elngi. famll)' home In • good tocatlon with loeda
of potential. Now had a bedroom• and room tor a boete..
Only $425,000. e.31·1400.
BALBOA COVES BA YFRONT
Sandy beach + plertellp for 42' boat. f'rtced under
marllal and owner wlll ••ohant•. leeM/optlon or?
..,._.nt 4 bedroom home with ldeee floor plen tor deify
IMng and caeual ant.,,.,nlng. '411.000 fee.
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f'ftme ... DIMt•nd.._ ............. IWnM, l ..... I deft. ,,.... '*"'91 ...................... .., ..... .....
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OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
The .... t Hpenelff duple• on MACffFlllONT. Thie a bed.
2 be • ~ unll hee bMr'I newty decorlle.d I In
XLNT condition. For the dl.crlmlMHng fnweetor Of temlty.
Celt for favorable ftnandng t•rme. t410,000 fM. IS1·1400.
GRAND CANAL WATERFRONT
Claeetc cotteoe deooretecl In "mOv• In ..... ldtttoft wtth
'"'"""' I --· A peffeot _,,..-. I bed, I be •tth gourmet llltcheft eun dec:ll a patio. Doell tor 2 boat•.
Aeduc:.d to Mte,ooo.
LIDO CONDO-ON WATER
hcunty bUlldlng with 2 bed. + den -on. level. lloet
•lip nallable. OwnM wlll ........... /option or ..n fof t541.000.
OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
On=r.5 )'Mr• old and In "mint" condlllon. Owner wlll
H tor boat• or? W .. l·located S&2 bedroom unite.
"50. .
LINDA ISLE-10% CASH!
Beautlful corner property with the bHt In decor
throughout 5 bedroom• pfu. ell main entertatntng roome.
P*/ellp fof s boata. o* Mfp nn..-at 11'Mt wtttt 1~
caah down payment. A lwge honM fof famllJ ltvtng end
aduft .nter1alnlng. S1,315,000. 131·1400.
BAYFRONT INCREDIBLE REDUCTION
Abaotutefy nneec View of nve I.a.net• from thhi be)'front
home. VIEW of mcMHttaln• and night Nahta. W,. and
•pecloue. older Newport quallty S bclrt.m home with
ptef/ellp fof 1•'99 yacht. Owner wit! help flnanctna to
caah buyer. Juel rec:O'Wered from f-loeural 131·14611.
ISLAND BA YFAONT
... A "STAR .. In nwy way. Th .. WATlftf1'0NT home
hae the ftavor of ~ day'9 wtttl aft the &at ... In werm
and comfortable decor. ,.,.t ... tc "'wide lle)'f\'ofll vtewe"
from Ihle 2-etcwy, I bedroom 2'h beth Cepe Cod home
on • comet. A reeaonalM prtoe and OW help ftnanoe. A ,~ price end ow hefp finance. -.000 .... c...
f7'S..llOO '°' • •howlng.
2 WATER CONDOS-BAL. 18LE
fANTAIT1C large condoe ON WA.Tl" wtttl .... VIEW. A wrllrlty" on 8atboe lelend, tMM two lownfMlueee have
boat docb and .,. a..ger then moet hGmM. &ctt """
ha a bed! ooma, 1 betM, 2 C« .-.... and pet1oe. 8otd
turnteMcl. OtMI ,.,.t.,. Of for )'Hf 'rovnd ~I
~...._or wtl 09Mlder exchange, 11, 100.000 RI .
BAYfAONT ON PROMONTORY BAY
lllp and .......... for two '°' .................. ....
JecuuJ. tuMr home wttti atep-down it.tne '°°"'• 4 bed formel dlfttne. 2 ..,., .. °". Mt,. and ....... bedroom euba. ,..,.., room laree enougtl for• poof.-... QMAT
, ..... y HC>llm. 11,100,000.
WATERFRONT -BALBOA Ill.AND
UnobetNcted v.w of tumtno.....,. of .. r··· , .... .. "l•t end •f ltatboe a.1en41. Cllft be • "I .. t•mUr If
deatred. f'l.,/allp for a Nate. 11,IOO,OOO '" l•nd. ti1-MOO. ln4900.
•• ,11"-00RQIOUa
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BAYFRONT -BEAUTIFUL L-ve lot. Doc:t! for 50' boet. AtrNm entry, ent.n.lnment
center, formal dining, bllllerd room, 4 flreplacee.
Two-1IOfJ home. flve bedrooma. Meld'• room. lecuf1ty
eyet.m. lotkt OOMtNCtlon. PaUo on wat.r with ganbo.
Out.I Newport., ... U1·1400.1S71,000.
EXTRAVAGANT BAYFRONT
OrllndloM 2-etOfJ wtltl I beck-•+ ptef/fof IMQe 'acht
+aide tie , Unueual cuetom de1lgned
f'ffidence wtth ao.fng Wood beamed oelllnfa, Indoor
epa, formal dining room, unique open I eue1>9nded
famll, room/llbrarr • gourmet l1land kitchen and
br .. llfMt -All decor•tOf detaa. of f'9ndl doon, eltutt.n, ataln gt-+ + + . lted,_e lnctude eepetate
muter eulta + makS• quartat"I and Mparate t•mll)'
bedfoom• MCh wlUI adtolnlnt bethL A epeclat rooftop
obeervellon a eunnlng ct.ell with Yll!WI of water a
Mghte. 11.1111,000 ON nE LANO. OW help flnanc:9 and I•
lntef•ted In HCftanglna flof OCIA.WftONT Of tmal*
home In the -. en:.oo.
BA YFAONT -50' BOAT SLIP aunn.. to auneet a night YU from thl• gracloue I eteganl
WAnR""*T home. L..ge m•tef eulte + 3 bedroom•
for tamlty. lpack»ul 11\1. rm~ tonne! clft. nn., ~
llllcheft wttt'I brMkf•I ..-''9ndl doon to brictr ,.11o
• oolorful gaitden. Meny ...... decoratOf 8'Mf'ltlee.
Reduced to 11,ASO,OOO fee. IS1·1400.
MAGNIFICENT NEW BA YFAONT
lxoeptlonaf qualtty new home on quiet Ultta i.&and with
• reeldence unequaled In d•t•ll• and antenllla1.
lncwMOUe NYtne room with cuatom buUt-W. wood noon
ea.tn.d ..... I hlgtt pftcMd bMrll ~ Copp9f roof
I IUndeck, alevatcw, 1pe a et""' beth, ~W from moet
rooma. Laroe 3 bedroom + tam. rm. Pter/ftoat tor lar;.
yacht. A mwt .... tt.llJO.OOO .... f7S.4IOO.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
2416 W. Cout Hwv.
N.wport•.ch
631-1400
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ThlS 3300 s.f home offers the ultimate in
privacy & luxury appointments
Dramauc entry, pool, spa, sauna. exerci.le
room, spacious Mstr suite w/fireplace
$500,000 finn. Call Pete or Pat Johnson
for appl.
131-1211
R&"M~ of Costa Mesa
IOI hi 1111&111111 Prime Newport Heights
area Sttaca as 1s on
raar or $-OJt 117 R I IOI
LOI valve $150,000
l&LUffT UY I IOU llW.n
111-1100
LIOATill, LIO&Tttl
• Bedroom ttome & family room, just blocks
lllllST I HST 710 So Bayfront, S:>.
250 000 60' lron1eg1
Pier & llOat Pultm1n Lowden ttome for 30
years Panoramic vtaw
C1ll lo< appt
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PACIFIC
So or Anah4tlm Conven-1--------11on Cente< & 011nay-1--------land Close 10 scnoois Bay Front home IU.a ,_,
l0t ctt11dran. ntce neigh· pier slips p11ce cut
borl'IOO<I Cell loday 10 $350.000 from $ 1,600,
s ee Joy Holker 000 Sate by Owftar 7511-9100 873-163_3 ____ _
QEORQE ELKIN8 CO IUCll ctTIHE
ATTENTION
Bldr at davak>pars' Or lg .,. IM IH 1-1. owner will hn 1n1s llny
Locelad In qulel rel· old beectt hou11 on
tden11a1 community ol stand1rd lllze IOI $250,
Anaheim, nr ••cell 000 Agt 673-84-09
2523 E Ame• Ave .,_ I scnoota • Br 1~. B1 1.1L. ••
s 1•5 000 Camngton Alty Ptaiaaala lM'I
1__:_:_5 163' PllllSIU Nin
SAVE THOUSANDS sell
your hme. no comm
PfO I ttelp, I l'lw lee
536-1'6'
Coiy duplu. amorttred
& euum In Appr 1t
$400.000 Cash to In 0t
trade aqVtty tor Ltdo IU.
ttme 63 I ·3296 dys
67S-~16 evs FllllU
ELEUICE BY OWNER
Perlecl l0t en1enaon1ng 1913 COUft SI. 2 Br, R-1
M11rv11ou1 floorplan. small down w/purch••
N-por1 custom 5 Br • 2nd OWC 3rd Ope n Ba t-ary ttome MP su11e Sal/Sun t-3. &46-7958
for 1n laws maid. gues1 --Beau1olul swim pool & BEACHFRONT HOME
1acuul 3 car g1rage Opn Sun 12-J Best
Excell financing avail loca11on 4 Br 2 Ba
$625,000 Subm•I to S690 000 Owner 11an1-HoPC1 a.roe !erred must Mii Cout
THE GERRIE CO Prop 873-~ 10
~6600 15s.1111~c·t'~!t.. 1111
,,,. .f:'le -J J Br 2-lly 2 B1 Cull llma,
~ , sum In~.¥. Sam Cr-. ""'._.,...,.., ~ $149,500 llas S87M N-
87S·SS11 ~ &QI •96·810•. •93-'900.
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ft I 1 bdrm ttome In front 2 r•t• t ••• area, bdrm rental In rear h•llJ r• •Ille• Clean, quaint. charming Tttrut Hit .. tlttry, 1222.500 Agt 542-4'2~
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lhope 2 bdrm, 2 bettl, "'*· 1)/1, ...,,.,, dry.r,
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1mmac 4 Br 3'"' Be, pOOI
llv rm, d in rm den
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631-5055. 642-2000.
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Owner asking St09,000
ror detached house with
garage Assumable or
new loan avall at 12%
MUST SELL Ag1
640· 1538 evenings A sparkling 5 bdrm
'Nantucket" -highly up· I
graded with many
custom features Formal
garden surrounds pool
1acuzz1 and gazebo
Spectacular 180 deg
ocean viewl $830.000
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10% .... w 000 .. 1121,000. 'A 81 YA lllllUIU •llt tt llllt lt11Hrt
cent .t bdrm Best area
Mova in cond -Just
listed won't laat Asking
S t55 900 Make oller
Bkr 848·0709
$11,000 lmmac 4 Br In prest1g1ou1
Turtlerock Nice view
Across lrom park Near
schools. tennll, 3 pool•
Would like 10 trade lot
condo in area S 195,000
Agl 552-7500
le. I llLnA HllT
For 1nlr call ~4-721 t
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2 BR + SPA Privacy + lu~ury at a reHonable
price 2 spacious mstr
bdrms. 2'> be, hand·
lltwf11 -Mist S.111 Part. 114H 111,11,, 2 Bdrm fiome on canyon
Appro• '') acre on cul· f,Y. Ht-UOI Act·
de-sac $I tJ,300 lit -T D Sales price S 115, Raat. ltac~ 1040
000. Own/Bkr 631-3213 llEllCED
Buy this 3 Bdrm home
Wood floors, l11eplaf'e
and more Bkr 848-0709
Yl TERMS
3 Br 1' r Ba newly paint·
ed townhouse lllTIWMI
M.111\ ACT FAST 3Br. 3 car
ga1 . Spenosh stucco cath •
some brick tplc, sunny .,. • 2 IOO Ille kitchen & atra I<; 2 1110/ •t I e 1 , 011 'mL 2 bdrm, den. 2 bBlhl.
dnlgner Int • air, cul-d•·
sac Walk to pool. tenn11. re cells '• m1 to beach 12 51. AITO lor 5 yra Red~ced 10 S 182 500 w/10% dwn $84.900 cer garage w/wme cellar h
or dark rm Pvt patio 1rrmac 4Br 2ba home
spe & BBQ 2 skylnn & wlllreplace Block wau 1
cedlf Htet•or Centrally fence. dbl garage $125
localed at 000 Stop by 590 Mar·
Owner w 111 help w111 1 Craig. 63t·1266
1reoe equny lor late mdt I
cer or van :>ate rent
18818 or optoon -OR?
allops Fruit tr-. auto
aprlnkle<s. 2 cat garaoe
By o•net $153500
Open Sal/Sun 12-5
714173047q
Open SIS 1-5. 1132 Ebb·
Ilda Rd '4br, FR pool
vu 11ave toi 1949.000
fee OwnlAgt 640-72-46
1925 Anahetm St quette Cr Sat & Sun
oPEN SATISUH to-6 619-942..sall ef11pm 0.-I AOI 64S.9&SO
Belly Kerr RHlty
HIT IUL II TIWI
3 Bdrm pool home
Ocean, canyon view
$'4'49.500 with land $80,
000 down ASSUME
$232,000 at 10 5•1.
Owner wlH carry balance
Open Sal/Sun 12 30·5
239 M•llord
111-1111
PIHse call bkr for de·
tell•
831-22411; ~993
COLLEGE PARK
3 br/2 be, $115,500
2210 Avalon 5411-7153
LOW HWI
Yl IPEOIALI
WTSlll
1) 2 Br 3 cat gar, country
charmer & ape S 1.t0.000
2)$ 11,000 dwn .t Br &
lamlly rm Auume S97.
SO<> VA. at t t 50'1•
3) 3 Br ranch style/cozy
lam rm. b9tt frplc, -ap
a•o1.ind cul-de -sac I
St69.000
4)Laurel Pt Cmpe COd 2
Br & Iott, pv1 patio 996· 1
CIOuS llv1t19 area larMr Yltw lllfs ~1Forec101ure. 2 Matr
3 bdrm. 2 be large tot on suites. highly upgraded
cul·de-uc (at end) priced to sell
$2811,SOO 6«-8030 614 Bdrm TownhM. VA
C I • 102.a appr , no do"" Onty " a Hl "' • S 1 t0.000 End unit
$200,000 CASI ~:"c~•;,•v;~o~~
Great Grandparents 631-128&
R&IM~
need luxuroous single
st<><y home. woll put up to
S200K for true equity
t>uy-out. price has 10 be
tight 63. 50~5 -========-1
0.2-2000
IEW LISTllC
400 bloclo. E Sid" S 175
500 buy1 th11 3 Bdt 2 Be
w1Spac1ous add on I Monumental lrptc. Rv
alley. easy tetms Robeft
Mllllken, 631· t26e
R&IM~
awm IT., HTI
Cheerlul and bnghl 3 BR
home wtth e•tra large toti
Flulble linanc1ng and
only s 105.000 Cell
979-5370 tod I
\ ( : ·/ l / 1l /~•If
• I • .. '. , I ' •~i. •• '
Adorablo 2 BR home -
NOW $ t24 500 Take
OVf'• s t02 400 loan II
12',. onl 098" Sunday 1 10 5
35'4 Mag.nolla Ave
... , llHh -...... ,
142-1111
$128 llilli••
In Sal•• For
'13
"Ill•• c..4tfft•" Excellent famlly home
Large single 1tory 4
Bdrm D1n1ng/ tamlly
room• Firep1aoe S1t1 on =,=,=Al=ITT==11=11=1=1=1T=1 ~adorned iot St69.
lmp.essJve 3 Bdr 1"• Ba SUllllT! I
oak INtur• ~e I Only $1117.000 Asaum-
abi. VA loan c.JI Robert h1pt a..thrt
Mllllllen. 63 t-1266 And anx•0\11 to sell! 3
Bdrm home Well •P·
po4nted .... ,h lot• of #ood I panehng, bnct< Jlrepi.ce
Coz•ed among11 1hady
., ... St29,900.
R&IM*
WAS 11'1,HI
ltWHUS1H,llO
S 12,000 pr'lol reduction
lor thl1 b8aulllul home
w/all ,_ krtchen. lam1ly
nn, flr8')1~. 3 8' 2 Be.
crystal blue pool & sc>•
Asaumable loans
Don t delay.
Call Diana today•
lt&I&
PlmlNL-YILPI
Ut-MOO
IEIOTillU. .... '" .. Showplace In executive
neighborhood Huge '4
Bdrm. approic 21100
IQ leat Formal dining.
family room. llreplace
Beveled glHI , vaulled I cemnga and ma<et S250,
I 000, thOWfl by
IPPOllTllEO
Ubhwl "GrMnbrook" 3 Bdrm
imiiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiilii.~ home Sunken llvlng room with brick fire·
place Separate dining,
lamlly room Juat painted
ready to 901 $159.000. Miier--help umm FllllOE!
.. 8dnn. 2 bath, double
*WATERFRONT HOME 6 SLIP*
$539,000
Sensauonal execuuve home reatunng 4 bd.nns, enormous IJvtng &
dining room, 2 frplcs & room for 55' boat' FEE sunple land wtth
assumable fmanc1ng Call 759-1501 or 752-7373
OCEAN VIEW + POOL
$849,900
Tius truly magruf1cent residence is for those who embraL"e relaxmg
luxury as a way of Ufe. Decorated in Mediterranean style w/curved
arches, recessed lighting & liberal use of mirrors. The gounnel kitchen
features 10lid oak cabinetry. J en-Air range, Portuguese oles & a
breakfast nook w/ocean vtew. Panoramic ocean & night view from LA
to Catalina. Pool & spa are enc~d LO pnvate courtyard. This fine home
ls unmistakably Newport• Assumable financing on fee simple land.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
OCEAN VIEW -CAMEO SHORES
$595,000 ON FEE SIMPLE LAND
Spacious executive family home on expansive lot with fabulous
entertairung area with pool, spa & private beaches. Lowest pnced 4 br,
5 bath residence in this prestigious area. 759-1501 or 752-7373.
HARBOR VIEW HOME
$329,000
Channing 5 ~ Somertet model on ree land. Solld oak parquet
entry & dining room Many extru, gardeN professionally lan<bcaped
Super fin.anctng wtth large assumable 1st trust deed of $157,000. Al
$329,000. best buy m Harbor V1ew1 759-1501 or 752-7373.
$565,000
SPYGLASS RIDGE -OCEAN VIEW
4 bed.room. family home. Beautifully upgraded & Landscaped. Lovely
gated pool. uaed brick, 3 car garage, large lot with play ~. 8 ~ %
financing 759-1501 or 752-7373.
$219,000 WITH SLIP
Fabulous home featuring 3 bedrooms, Cireplace, 2 car attached garage,
huge master 1ulte with sitting room + balrony with bay view &
private boat alip Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
1279,000
*DOYER SHORES•
Specious exeaitlve home feat.win& 4 bedrooms & 31~ batha, pool & a
view of the back bay & Anthony's Pier! Thia fine residence la located
in a very desirable area & priced for immediate sale. Low interest
...umable financlnQ available. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
WALK TO BEACH
e.it u-199. QUlet •reet. ..._. 1K LMI
f tel,500 MeH North" 4 Bdrm I
.., ~1 lltr. hOm8 loeded .tth ... .._1ln tru Brick 11rep1ece
Conir.cu>r"• own home!!! Smuhlna 3 bdnn home featuring uled brick
& wrou1ht Iron, akylites. atrium, shake roof & extenalve use of
Mexican .,.vera. Offered at $166,000 w1th aaumable flnand.n&I! Call
769-1601 or 762-7873. ~~~~~~~~~I Family room, rntttOfed ;;: wardfOO. POOl. 1147,
• ..... 000, tek• llMntaoel
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~ Walker G le
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·J(901ty
651·1177
New llattnv -0.1u11111a
modtl, •PICIOUI , hlQh
c:etllngl. wlll'I °'*' , ... lf'IO , ,,.no canyon blO
tr-and nlQllt kghta ~
80rm1 and dlnltlg
dream llllChen. °'*'' to taro-treHtaed petlO and
Ilda yar o f4 llQtl'le with privacy, 11curlly and
graelou• good 1ook1
1650,000
II Ill UAll MUI.
IPUll8AY1·1
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PETE BARRE TT .. REALTY
Allordable elegance 4 Br
2', Ba condo, ••Pended Mllr auite w/ltplc Only
$1 55.000 Opn Sal 2-5 1
OuHn'1 Wreath Agt
552-7500
PltOE IHllH
HUM · 1'h Lm
TRf40ITIONAl CHARM
Lge new Cullom home
open Sal/Sun t-5 2l0
-~ --VI• San Remo Own/901 --------'----·~~-~~~~~~~6~7~5:::-30~46 673-2556
A PETE BARRETf
.. REALTY
COUNTRY CHARM AND ELEGANCE
AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE AND TERMS
ThlS quality built home LS located in a great ranuly neighborhood and
IS weU SJtuated m the center of the tract. The lotchen LS done m warm
natural woods and tile The added family room provtdes a Light and
airy feellng. An attractive patio cover leads to a fountain set amongst
very productive fruit trees. With four bedrooms and two baths, you'd
expect to pay much more than $135.900 9032 Adams Avenue,
Hunungton Beach 963-5671.
TURN A FROG
INTO A HANDSOME PRINCE
This warm and C<Yl.Y single family home located on a lArge comer lot in
Huntington Beach needs help but has GREAT TERMS! How about
11 5% 30 year fixed rate financing!! With $5,495 down. your principal
and mterest payments art> a low $1,035 for thirty years. Not bad for a
$110,000 home" 9032 Adams Avenue. Huntington Beach. 556-7035
WANT RENTAL INCOME?
HERE'S TWO TEMPTING PROPERTIES!
The first is a triplex with all units three bedrooms. one bath Located
m a good family neighborhood with long tenn tenants Lender will
refinance at 12.25% offered at $155,000. Our second property is really
two -two beach cottages on one lot m Hunungton Beach Both are
two bedrooms and the pair can be purchased for $140,000 with $17,500
down 9032 Ad.ams Avenue. Hunttngton Beach 963 5671
ENJOY ADULT LIVING (OVER 40) IN
A 24 HOUR GUARD GATED COMMUNITY
ThUI highly desirable sing.le story unit is available at a surpnsmgly
affordable price of $91,000. Not only that. our Rller is willing to help
Una.nee your purchase by carrying a tee0nd truat deed at 10% and the
Cint la uaumable at 10.75%. This townhome la only 7 yean old and
la well located across the at.reel from the million dollar clubhouae.
Pools. apu. tennis & billiards can be yours by calling us today 9032
Adams Avenue, Huntington Beach. 963-5671.
ATTENTION PARENTSll
WANT TO HELP?
If you would like to help one of your children purchue •home. we
have a fantastic loan prop-am available only in the dty of Hun\initon
BMch. lt requ1n9 a~. 5~ DOWN, and h.aa firat year paymenw
of only 8.6~1! (11\at mean. a f 78,900 t.ownhone can be purchuod {or
$!U4$ DOWN and $552 PD MONTH. princip.l and incer.t.) The
funda tor th.t. ~ come from a lpedal Revenue Bond Proaram
and are LIMlTED, ao pleue call ua riaht away fOI' C'Clmplete det.alla.
i032 ~ Awnue, Hunttnct.on Beach "3-M7l
HUNTIHYON IEACH OfflCE 2nd family rm, walklng lll•21H
dl1tanc1 10 HAABO" 3707 80 9Al8TOL ST. HIOH & olh., ldlool1
Qrut llOIM IOr ~•et·
tellllllg Low m1tnten·
--111d ltg CO\Olfed pet'°' Hany ''ffef1¢k,
NEWPORT IE.ACM OFFIC~,
2170 Ian lllguel Drive
Mtwpon ltaoll, CA t2HO m•>11•1101
AMERICAN HOME SHIELD
"We Protect & Service
Things That Service You ."
. 8032 Adllftl Ave.
HuntlngtOn llOM1 OA , ...
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Sp.doua 2 B<inn. The ulllm.al~ in llvinj
refinement. A.-lumable •!H4,000, 30 yr
12 ~4' loan. Boat allp avallabl~ Jo'/P
$~~.000. Phone: 213/924-44UJ day1
46 feet of prime Newport fe• waterfront
with e dook that wlll accommodate two
60' yechtt & a warm apacloua 4 Bdrm. 3
Beth home for living cl entertaining at
$1 .100.000
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>tint loO 2 Br Iba 1137, Ull llU/IY twMI a .,.1.,1a1n1ng w111 c.on
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llWNIT HTI Ing 1197.600 l~&~vtew~l ~~t~. ~~ l"I
Brand new Mtllng. 3 Br llltY l•MrllH lttr 1= IY IWlll Wtatal8lltr
1\, 8• 1 lrplCll huge 84 .. ee3e I .,. ...... ,_,
frffpott tund1, Inc. OMllU Ill 1111 Counlry fo'r
estate, 180 deg cx.'-•an. bay. t.'llY
lltt> vu ~ Br 6 1 ~ Bo custum
Game rm wtwet bar M aid'•
qtrs Suunu. P"ol Spa s~c
systom Ownt•r will asshH
Redu<.'ed to $1 67:'1 mflhon Vl't'
Stinson
11v1 n g I t • m 11 y r m 1 Puce r.ouced tor qUldc FOi the apott1 mln04ld 3
I 18b 000 Agt Call Biii v., .. lllet Condo b own ule Nwpt Hgtt IWflhM Br & 09fl (Ofcl. 2 full Sa
831.ota4, '46·6096_ •r :IBr, 2Be, 1112.000 3 Br. 2 81. pow~ rm trg 11m1ly rm w /3 ..,Y M 11 63 2592 1 lrplc, comm pool Wiii lltM. tuet rem<><l•'-4. •,, llYPIOIT 9p11 r 0 1• • I t•ke 10% dn from quail· b .. kelb•ll court ,,. 4 Bdrm 5 Bath home -M rln nly fled buvet 1120.000 81· backyard Mlny 1men1 Pim Mo11 811-8800 • IPIOTIOUUI
w/!>O dock wtl bar. 1&1.11& PllllllU aum II 13',.,.t. $148,bOO tlet Ntw ne1ung & AIC Miii CllllEL Ill VIEW
Corner unit 8th floor, the luxurious,
prestigious 601 LIOO PARK DRIVE.
Newport Beach'a finest address. Priced
at onJy $750,000 Terrific 2 bdrm noor
plan. many ~xtras, built-an fish
aquarium, w el bar, step down living
room, best security bldg in Newport.
IOWllllTHIWH llWNITllltm wine 1oci.11 4 load• ?f YAO&lf ..... LtT 873-8868 1y11em I 121.000 Opn
po1tn111I Sellar wlll help BHt price In town •I L•OO llland 3 BR. d111, 3 Sun 1-!> 8372 Willi St 3 bdrm & den, R·2 wlH
tr1d1 for C M unlll
$700,000 37 t3 Sea
anore S!I0-8578
2 BA plua den, 2'"' ba. S 124.000 auum1ble
loin Priced 11 $210,000.
01 IHH option Ownr/
agt 831·&ae1
I Miii IUOI OHi 111 1-1
HWPHT YO' of baylront
fln1nc1 or trade Aaklng s135 000 Corn.< Ba & car ,par lmmec Pvl C1rrlngton R11y 77S·1634 1750,000 631 7370. • y ' ---640-0312 Cyprau , Cou Yd 754-5721 Me~llt ltatl llOO
MEL PIOll ,., .. VllW unauu Piii W1nt Ad Hllp?
642-5678 Seti Idle lllml -64-2--5&-7-8 PAVIUH IUlTOll Ownet Wiii act qulellly on Beautlful Lanc;er hom. 111-11!0 3 Borm 11~1 home for 20x40 Flraptau 2 BR 1
Hie Of leue In Seav-Ba Light lnleflon Tt111 II
uauu 01W111111
Ull IU&.n, 171-lMO '5000 REBATE!
w/slip + side tae Catering to the
connoa!lSt.•ur m spudous 3 Br, den
w /bay view dining+ garden
ki1.ch. Pvt exercise rm + outdoor
spa $250K dn & owm·r w/carry
balant'e SI 250 mtllton
R0c>emary S1t>tz.
72 1 IAYllH111.0PH UT/Ill 1·1
T~.\DITIO\,\I
1-lL\I I \ OOUI VllW Ollff Pvt g1rd911 end loc.tllon lhl bHI buy 1n 1own
1100,000 llttll MllTEll 132.5-0q 540·S937 . ag1 Wilk lo beach Every s N c E E TE s amen11 Mull aell 1h11 One of lhe lineal Harbor A L M N m111
DUSTICALLY REDUCED
II 111111 llHE
1111,000J
1,.. lat 1-IJ IH 12.a
On brand new Towne Homes In
Easts1de Costa Mesa 3 bedrooms, 3
baths. attat'hed, dbl car garages
with automatic door openers. Large
pravalt• patios for all units. and a
couple even have t'Xtra large yards.
AND you can t'hOOse your
own rotor of carpeting!
llt OllYOI -Exec living in this
flawless 4 Br. lam rm. sgl level
home w/spac1ous Mstr su1tt• &
garden spa Courtyard fountain
entry. 2 frplcs. Pool, S<'<.· syslt.'m.
24 hr guarded gate $649 ,500
Jeri Hunt
LIH llll-IY IWlll
2 Br 2 Ba. 2 So pat101,
comp kit remod 1n1e1-
com Fee T111t1. S395,000
01111ne1 hn Call 673-406J
MllllOll RIDIE
ESTATES 2bd den
libr1ry. Cusl SPA.
FA"ITASTIC VIEW•
7!>9 1078. owntagl
.., .... 1 tau now view Home1 AND prleed coec:h wtcab1n1 Beacn
Mut11n Really 540·2960 10 tell Int Oe11gner ~· ~';:~~c;;-ned adull
Alk for Lori I trHllNIOI 1pa. e•cetlenl ~ · __
--condlllon FEE l•nd 3 Obi wide & 1Br at I 19
TllLY ELHAIT •••• l t111t I H .IJ 900 Nice park. bch area $575.000. 4 Bdrm Har-1 I 646-8812
bOf Ridge Elltreme UM -
ot m1rr0t• view Owner 1111 Pert 01rltw H1 4 Dry on Bay SI Cotta
wlll tr1de down A11ume CALL JO·ANN DORAN Mesa t Br 1977 Spice
$269.000 Isl TO & REALTOR . 759-0619 renl Sl25 Asking $20
owner will help finance 000 Private P11 I y II larhr 11•1• lrlwe
Fantasttcally upgraded Lautremonl, 4
br, 3 ba, farruly nn & formal D.R with
breathtaking 180° view from Catalina to
mountains, custom coordinated decor.
Custom security system. MUST SEE!
Bulldl•r will help fanant'c with
small down payments Prices a.s
low as $134,500! Sett.er check on
these excatmg NEW homes for this
low price TODAY!
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llVIH OIVE -Presug1ous No
Laguna pvt co m m .
Water-garden entry to contemp
wood & glass. 4 Br, fam rm,
home w/ocean vu + pvt beat'h
Game rm w/vu, scp hobby mi,
guard ed gate $695,000
Leasehold Jeri Hunt.
H IWlfR balance Emer11d Bay '~ CREATM 545-7300 lfWNRT m . Alty 494-1840 -• PORTFOUO BACK BAY-3Br H ·Ba
Large 3Br. lam tm hv1ng IQ\, Fl•ad S 179,500 2Bt $49,900 Comm pool
rm & den 3 trplca RV & & den, 2'..,B• Peceaet11H PR()P[RTlES IN( 1pa, t>ch ownr will con·
boat gate 1pa & gazebo Homa 640·9272 s 1 de r I 1 e o Pt o k r
PrlCed lo Mii $257.000 --PllOl IWIH 675-4010
Anll aw.n .. 1201 ter Htraa•• OPE• 11-1 SAT /SU•
21&1 OUllE AYE.
lee l1:1n~6_3_1·_36_89_ ILlfFI CllH On Lido'a llnast 50 11101 Sae our Ad under Generlll
2438 Vrsta Hoger Open New 4 BR. 3 '.'r be. 3 Real Ellale 1002 ONE
Sun 12·4 Xlnt for 1n-fplcs. Fr doors Hiid to '(EAR FREE A ENT l111t. Ii.th View
Large 3 Br & den br level
home wt t>eam c1g1 h8nd
p1:11n1eo tile 4 celling lens
for a 1aan1onab1e Cua
Bianco look Financing 11
assumable or new 11.
vastor or lat :Ima buyer lge tunny So pltlO bOll 5-48-2739 __
~y owner J ~d. comm II lllEY llJI
pool. 2 blks ocean HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3
$199,000 OBO. Low tin Bdrm MODEL Home
OWC 645-8841 lmmed M ove-In' $25.
Newport Heighll. 3 Br . I 000 belo'# mkt at $364,
Ba hOUH. new pefnl. 500. Cell PA TRICK TE·
new roof, refinished NORE, agt 780-8 702
hardWOOd floors. forced 1_<>P_n _o_el-'ty----~
.,, hHt, detached dbl BAVFRONT W /BOAT
cat gar1ge terge yard SUP 4 Br, 4 Ba 426
521 El Modena AU1ng Harbor l1laod Or Agt
$195,000 54~504 1 ell eves 675-3893 Open Sit
8. 1·4. Sun 2·'
1tt-1H1 ., lll·llll
HITIHTH IUH Corner
Jocauon very near beach 3 Br 2
Ba w/frpk. Badminton cour t +
RV access. W on 't l ast at
$1 39,500 Rosemary Sietz.
131-7100
RESIDENTIAL REAL EST ATE SERVICES
S 139,500 storage wet bar solid Plier (Mra Johnl W•y,...
bra11 herdw r . Oak Beac:n Hide-a-way (MB
lloora, grac1ou1 flowing HM) for aale 1eue or
plan Ideal for family lvg/ rant ERA 111 AM Ut
ar11ert11n1ng OWR/ l:lgl I s u 1 a 9 5 1 . O 8 3 8 1 n11nc1ng 1ve1I ho down IS
OK reduced S20M to
$315.000 673-4865 dys,
eves 644-7007
WHTCUFF ~ILU
Spec 11ngla lever 2 bf 2
oa condo En1oy beaut
gardens & walk to eve·
ry1n1ng Pertee• tor reti-
ree S 159,000
IHEITtR llHH Pae1h11 Prt•trtlt1
to develOp • ., .ere Nwpt ~~~6~7~3·~8~~~~~ Bch prime 631-3020 -
Wen! Ad Help t -Clauitled Ada. your ~
642-5678 lloe> •hopping C«tl9'
Open S•llSun 1-5. 768-69 tO
133 VIA UNOINE
675-7298 -I Act•••• 1125
IEIT NIOEI Income producing lend IEWNIT OllMI un<Mf • a11opp1ng ceni9f Co111 Mesa TMms PP Close to Hoag & beach 645-3370
Have 2 super 2 l1vel --------
condos Only $ 135,000 & luiAns Prttft 1200
$150,000 Agt5S2-7500 --
Ill OAIYH
• v-Wooden noors
Skylll• -3 bedrooma $599.000 6«-5 I 16
OPEN SUN. 1·5 7 Rua Chl1Nu al
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1ng OI 57.,.. o( price
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714-642-9843
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NWPT BCH TRAVEL INN
$1,950,000 6208 WHt
Coast Hwy Oen VleW. lee
land. 44 un111. gr $249K, • ~ ~ ," ~ ~ r"' c;; ;•" • 1 will c1rry AITD 12•,•1..
NEWPORT BEACH CORONA DEL MAR BEACH COMMUNfTIES 1 b k r cou1t•sy 12 131
LEASE OPTION I 247·2120 or evs (2 13)
Comp furn Ona of Big >HS-111188 Cyn 1 moll eleg homN _
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111 un• ' 111•• The ultimate In glamour & sophistication In this
4 BR Deane townhome. Nothing has been
omitted In the upgrading & decorating. Lovely
private location.
WVIEW SUl,otO
Unobstructed view of mountains, lights. from
this highly customized 4 BR Newbedford.
Country French decor. Picturesque skylights.
Quality thruout to make this perfect home for
youl
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Immaculate per1ec11on throughout this dramatic
Dynasty model. Bright & cheery, skylights,
shutters, ott white carpeting makes \his 2 BA
with 2 separate suites an ideal home for a
couple.
Ula. Y11W ..U U 2t,MI '" Expanded Palermo. French doors, window
.seat, shutters. wood flooring. Charming
Country French decor. Highly upgraded. Seller
will help finance with great terms. We have
priced this 4 BR home to sell nowt
Ill UIY• Utl,000
Beautlfully & tastefully decorated, truly one of a
kind In most desirable area. Lush planting,
extensive use of mirrors, 3 bedrooms. former
model I
•WN11111UTI SHIMO
Newport Heights will lure you to this distinctive
wood & glaas contemporary residence. A
secluded expansive yard & spa completes this
perfectly maintained 3 BR home only 1 block
from ocean vl•tas.
•WPllT 11111 1&11 UY Snt,000
Quiet rural cul de sac near back bay
Traditional 3 BR home, nicely landscaped, new
carpet & new paint. Very solid value.
aaPWT _,, i 1111,-
0ec:orator'a home. Charmlng\z .SR cottage.
totally re~ecorated, In turn key condition.
Latticed patio, 50x127 lot, alley access & a
Newport Beach addreaall Assume low Interest
financing.
WIST awNif 1111 .... Reduced for quick Nie. Super one bedroom
penthOUM located In quiet adult community.
, . Oftera Hourlty, pool , apa & aym. Good
...,mable financing. Owner M )'I :'l'Nll"I
IMIMY ml.Ill
Ll1ttn to the surf from thta 4 BR charmer.
Comer lot In pre91lglou1 prtvate oommuntty.
Walk to poola. tennle court•. beach. New
kltChen, hlrdwOod flooft, lkytt\M. Owner wtll
...... In flnanClng '°",..,. ... .,..buyer.
·oame ... u 1111,111
Like Topsy, tlals home just grew and grewl A
superb ocean-view. pool home now offers 4
large Bdrms, each with bath & a hobbyist's
dream workshop. Price Includes land and
excellent financing.
WHI 111111 SHl,000
First time offering on Fee landl Glamorous
remodel with finest appointments Ocean &
jetty view. Steps from private beach.
IAUM Y1IW IUUI Wl,000
Big ocean/bay view plus lovely remodeled 3 BR
& famlly rm. contemporary home on huge lot
Private pool & patio, Flexible financing or will
consider trade -horse property or condo.
Ullll VIEW ltlU 1421,000
A unique combination of location, design &
valuel 4 BR, bonus rm/bit-In bookcases,
vaulted ceilings, oak parquet floors. 2
fireplaces, family-size kitchen/tam. room
opening to pool size yard with mature
landscaping.
1av111 naua 1111,000
Probate sale priced below market. Lots of
potential In this spacious 4 BR. pool home
Gorgeous view of bay & ocean. Convenient to
shopping & beaches.
UUH V1IW IK.U Slll.otO
Truly a special home lovingly decorated & cared
for. There are hardwood floors, tile pavers.
custom bullt-lna and the latest appliances. You
own the landl 1&1• YD llW Slli.000
Tastefully appointed 3 BR, famlly room home In
quiet residential area. Upgraded throughout
Home Service Protection Plan provided by
seller. You own the landl ----.,..,... A pride of ownership duplex In the heart of Old
Corona def Mar. Each unit has 3 good sized
bedroom•. private patios & a feeling of
apaclousness throughout. A-1 condition.
-111 IAI Ull,000 Wetl located Income property lnvettment -
dup .. x In prim• reni.t area -2 one BR unit•.
Eeoh unit hu flrepl809, laundry roon & garage
epace. ConY9nlent to shopping .
EMERALD BAY
I ...... , .. ., ..
Oorgeou1 view from mott roomt, euy walk to
beach, J,•nnlt court• & pool1. 4 BR81 new
carpett, freah paint. Aauma 11t T.D. at 11~ & """'* WIU cany.
UN 11,llO,llO
This dignified Lido residence Is certainly one of
Newport's finest. The beauty & quality found
thru-out Is unparalelled & reflects the perfection
of taste. Large pier & sllp. Garage for 6-8 autos.
IOUIFRllT 1111.000
An architect's creation located on prime
oceanfront. Very sophisticated & contemporary
in design. Absolutely Incredible white water &
coastline views. Features 3 atones.
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Privacy is a priority In this breathtaking
penthouse stop completely secured bldg. A
vast array of ultra luxurious features thru-outl
Ever f ascinati ng views of bay, ocean &
mountains. Outstandlngll
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One of the finest values in Newport Beach.
Large, large 5 eR home with excellent potential
on 45' lot. Formal dining room & Inviting sun
deck
l&.LllA PHIUIU SHl,IOO
Super newer 4 bedroom home with fabulous
master suite that otters some bay view. Light,
airy, ~ fireplaces & hard wood floors are a few
of the pluses. Owner may cont'lder small condo
PUtUIU SHt,000
Enchanting 3 BR cottage -totally secluded
from the hub of activity. yet a stone's throw
from sand. surf & village shops. Excellent loan
to work with. excellent value.
PUIUIU 111tMO
Super beach location plus a charming 3 BR
home with wood floors & extensive brick work
makes this the outstanding buy In Balboa.
Complete with family room, out•lde deck & wet
bar.
UWPllTSIUll 111 .....
live on an Island In this charming 2 BR cottage
on fee land In Newport Beach tor under
$200,000. Owner will finance thlt uni que
property.
.... ,.... 1n1,-
Pr1oe reduced to lot value for quick aalel
Vintage beach cottage atepa from the surf.
Keep at dealrabl• rental or come to the bead'!
yourMlf. Owner financing.
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Thla 3 BA home •• full of tun & fM tUrel dtelgner
hardWare, epa In m•t• 1utte. eeourlty IYlfM\,
French doora. cath9dral celllng1, 1ut>-zero
retrtg«ator. prtvate beaoh, tennaa oourta. P'OQ4e.
vtewll You'll want to atay for the aunn t
tOln<M ttM a tomorrow & tomotttM.
4br, study, den. llreplc.I Be the new owne1 or
pool, •P•. cntld's park.I prim• comm I property
l111h grdn1 S l .495,000 on Manne Ave. Bal 11
fee Rigtlt price of '350.000
Could b9 2 shop• hH
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gaflge & lots OI SI01898
Be c1ea11ve Agt I 67~062
--,-, .. -IL_Y_--.., Ctdtaieiaa1 1275
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1800 IQ It. lllde by aide Below market at $4 tS townhom.• 3 Br. lam. 000 95 1-9399
2'"' b•. 1uper mailer
suite wllrples & daclc111 V•c•rit Harbor R1dgt
Tops 101 1ncom1 con· Coodom1n1um 1n Npl
ventenee & gr-lul 1111-Bd1 RenMuance model •no S350 000 3 Br. 2•., ea tO'J. down OtrHa 4.1 •11 Pr., owe •• i2• .<r. •n•.,est • Below ma1 ket 11 Ill-MN $415,000 951-9399
laceu Pr!t!f!r 1350
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2 STORY BAYFRONT 3
Br 3 B1 spa, dock
S 539 500 Ag1n1
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2310 S1nta An1 Ave. CM
Ten units plus rench
1tyl• house P11ced to
sell under 10 X grou
A1111m tbl1 loan. CO·
PllYAR PUI , oper111ve Sl'lilars Call
3 Bdrm, 2''r ba, 2 •IOfY~ W o If I n g • r R e a I I y
frplc, owner 1nx1ou1 2131539" 1394
$127.000 JOhn M&rlhall 7 UNITS
Agl 642-NOll New listlng Pr1m41 Etllde
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wtlh o4IM floor• Wall of San B11nardlno, •lnl
glue overlooking large area. h~ unlls. $1 000
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831--0880 14U E·C M $769.000.
$160.000 on. all 2 Br 1 Saatl Aa1 lOIO 8&. 9 X new grou. eleen
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3908 Rlv.r Ava .• Newpot1 lch
730-1300 1429,000 Sun 1-1~
15 !Y91"11ng Song (Tttlrk) Irv
780-1333 I 1&9,IOO Sat/luf\ 1-5
1913 Court St.. N.wport P~ln.
$48-79&1 S185,000 lat/Sun 1-3
2309 Ctltt O< (NwPt Hgta) NB
142-6200 '348.aoo a.veun 1-5
·414 Serr• (Corona Hg_htndt) Od¥ L
67S.-7711 ..... 000-... ..,9Un 1-6
29 GrlMCM (Woodbfldee) 1"'"'9 1eo-~s3 •141.000 lun 1.5
I• ,eue PAii Ml 0t DIM
2 1 Atlante, Northwood. lrvln•
730-8742 1153,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
4710 Neptune. Newport 8Mch
759-9100 '31Q,000 Sun 1-5
• 19 Curt Or. Jaamlne Crk,vu.CdM
640-1516/(819)721-1111 Satlun 12-4
#3 Bue FontetMbtMU. Npt 8ch
780-8333 t386.000 Sun 1-5
218 Broadway (Eutlk'•) CM 67~6000 1132,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
11 Canyon Creet(Cyn Cr•t Eatatff)NB
831-7300 l21J.OOO Sat 1-4·30
38 Hlllgrua, trvlne
'44-l200 1239,000 Sat/tun 1-6
#9 Aue VIU.ra (Btg Canyon) NI
131-1288 l49S',OOO Sun 1-5
390 Seawlnd Or., N.wpot11Mch
840-9272 1179,600 lun 1-4
992 &ayalde cow W.at. N9wpOft loh
831-1400 $397,0QO Sun 1-5
* 1 Pandora (Irvine Gr<>YM) Irv.
642·5200 S137,500 Sun 2-4
3 UDROOM
2089 Oranr Ave .. Eutllde, CM
5<48-255 S 115,000 · Sat/Sun 10-5
539 Vista Gran<M (ltufta) NI
e15-eooo 9235.00'I ht/Sun 1-5
7 Rue Chataau AoyW (lig Cyn~ He
1544-5118 $591,000 Sun 1·5
1973 Po<t Ram99at•. Newport Bch
844-7020 12'42,000 Sun 1-5
62 Orak .. Bay, Npt Bch/CdM
844-7020 1474,000
311 Fiow.t ( ... talde) CM
'42-6300 l13t,IOO
535 Vtlt• Oranct., ..... NI
64•-eoeo t111.soo
*239 Miiford, Core>M det Mar
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4
873-1181 ~9.500 Sa!SUtl 12:30-5
2210 Avalon, College Partt, C.M.
54&-7153 1115,&oo Dally 12-5
2558 D<enge Ave .. Coata M ...
15e-1sof 11:M.eoo a.vaun 11-5
11 Aue Vtne. 9ta Cenyon, H.•.
~ Mft,000 Sat/~ 1-4
505 Seewwd. Corona Hinda, CdM
644-4200 1281,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
233 18th Place, Newport 8each
675-4333 $145,000 Sun 1-5
181SO Port Wheeler, CdM
831-1288 12'4.500 Sun 1-5
22: ... T1..ir.,lo._ Sun 1-I
·~w=r.r" ...
~~·~~ Sun 2-5
3072 Taylor Way. Coeta M ...
546-2$13 1134.900 Sun 1-5
373 Newport <lien, Newport Beach
546-2313 t350,000 Sun 1-4
2119 Vla1a Laredo, 8Nfta. N•
831-1400 '230,000 Sun 1-4
•'4e90 Hell (Hunt HatbOur) ..
842-taoO .. &,IOO ~ 1-5
1211 Key w~. CHVH) Cofone dlf Mar
844-8030 lltl.80() 8un 1-5 ··-····-18H Port Cal1ow. Harbot VW ...
759-0819 Sun 1-5
* 1901 Galatea Terr.(lrv Terr)CdM
6«-t200 1725,000-F.. Sun 1-5
1212 Pembroke Ln .. Wett«*ft. NS
144.., ·~ .. 1-1 1130f'Sl•.... .. ~:n13 ... ..,_ 1-a
2120 Aater Pl .. Coeta MeN
548-2313 S189,000 Sun 1-4
•<4015 Hampden (Cameo Sh,,.) CdM
71S0-1333 1549,500 Sun 1-5
8372 Well Street. W-.nlntter
111-1tM •121.000 Sun 1-6
*HM Java Rd (Mee& Verde) CM 81"'6611 1246,0QO Sun 1-5
34 "* ~ (Trttn&) Irv ,... ...... "'",_.
• 111• ....... te.wport 8Md'I ... ~ "48.000 Sun 1-4
207 Vle OMeto, Lido tale, NB
754-5721 145$,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 ••31 ... bOe ~ Nwpn kt! ...... ,
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1312 Seacreet (HVHllt.) CdM
751.1100 P•7.000 Sun 1-4
2491 cr .. h 'lft Or .. HP1 BMch
'44· 7020 .,. •o,000.FM Sun 1-5
18 18 Port Taggert (HrbrVuHma) NI
750-8333 •2se.ooo ~at/Sun 1-6
••7308 W. Oceanfront, NB.
1795.000 Sat/Sun 2-5
721 Bayald• Or .. Newport Beach
831 -7800 $1 .250 mllllon SIS 1-5
1411 Klnga Rd (Cllff Haven) NB
1542-6200 1525.000 8at/8Yn 1-5
295' Androe, M ... Verde. Costa Mna
es1-7300 t133,750 eun 1-4:30
*4810 Oorcheater(Cameo Hghlnda)NB
631-7300 $397,500 Sun 1-4 30
• 1211 Kings Road. Cllf1 Haven. NB
631-7300 $319,00·LH Sa/Sn 1-4:3C
Sa/Sn 1 -4:~u * 1724 Terrapin Wy, Baycr .. t, NB
631· 7300 1310,000 Sun 1-4:30
1218 Keel Or., Corona del Mar
631-1266 $364.500 Sat/Sun 12~
412 Pirate. Cllffhaven. NB
642-71568 1215.000 Sun 1·6
2742 Portola, nr SC Plua, C.M
540-00ISO $159,000 Sun 11-3
23 Candtebuan. lrvlne
644-8200 1249,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1215 Mariners, Newport Beach
&44-8200 1495,000 SIS 1.30-4 30
.1t20 Rue Grand Vallee, Big Cyn, NB
644-9060 $675,000 Sun 1-6
9418 San Bernardlno(Nwpt Hta)NB
644-9080 S1.1n 1-5
35 Skyaall, Jumlne Creett, CdM
759-1501 1485.000 Sun 1-5
155 McKnight Or., Laguna Beach
&44-9060 $335.000 Sun 1-5
•2031 Yacht Defender, NB
64'4·8200 $399.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
211 Opal, Balboa Island
6«-9080 1499,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
101 Via Genoa, Lido lele, NB.
873-7300 $8'45,000 Sun 1-5
•204 Via Eboll, Lido Ille, N B
673-7300 1525,000 Sun 1-6 * • 101 N. Bayfront, Bal. Island
673-7300 St, 100,000 Sun 2-5
• •DROOll 580 Marquetta Cr .. Coata Meu
119/942-9372 1129,000 Sat/Sun ~
428 CarNUon. Corona del Mar
875-8742 1495,000 Sun 1-5
*11891 Tammany Cr .. No. Tuatln
832-3910 $495.000 Sun 12-5
16439 Sprue4l. Fountain Valley
839-2708 $ 121 ,950 Sat/Sun 10-5
•706 K-Tha09a. Irv Terr, CdM
5514700 $339.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
*1717 Bt.yedefe Terr. Cd~ ...._1020 1450,000 Sat/Sun 1-.5
-...,..., Costa Mesa 548-0741 $111,000 Sun 1-6
3622 Hamllton, trv1n•
552-5052 $165,000 Sun 1-5
500 Ro<*tord Pl (Cameo Hghlnde)CdM
644-8200 $325,000 Sun 1-5
20 Queen'• Wreath (Univ Pk) Irv
552-7500 $179,000 Sun 11-3
630 Cameo Hlghlanda Or . CdM
876-5511 $359,900 Sun 1-5
•975 Trenton. COata Mesa
979-2390 I 147,000 Sun 1-4 * •428 Harbor llland D< .. N.B.
876-3t93 11.100,000 Sun 1-6
2623 E Am .. A'4 , Anaheim
775-1634 I 145,000 Sun 1-&
1050 Sanllaoo Or, Dover Shra. NB
844-6200 $749,000 Sun 1-5 * • 1024 E. Balboa Blvd., Penn.Pt.
831-1400 11,•50,000 Sun 1-4
• • pM 'All ,_ er DIN 17 \I Pon Margit., HV Homes, NB
IS«-t200 ~1 .000·FM Sun 1-6
1779 Hawatl Cr (Mesa Vtlfde No ) CM
979-2390 $189,900 Sun 1-4
#28 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Cyn) NB
M2-5200 $550,000..fee Sun 1-6
• 10831 HunJlngton Horn, Cowan H11,
Tuattn
775-1134 "450.000 Sun 1-5
.. ~ Dr., H«bor Ridge, NB ~ t'l'4'1000 sun 1-s
1021 I. &eol·• ( ... Pen) NB
113-MtO teto,000 Sun 12-3
2797 Bunting. Mluton VleJo
648-2313 $266,000
t Sunrtver (Woodbridge) lrvlne
7eo-8333 S279,900
Sun 1-4
2811 Lorenio (MMe det M1r) CM
90-1787 1139.IOO Sun 1:aG-4:30
46 Minion Bay C8c>wll ... ) NI
7eo-&3U .. 28.000 Sun 1 ·6
10931 Cherry Hiii• Or • Tuatln
780-8333 12tt.OOO
• 14 Burning TrM. Newport Bch
1531-7800 1649,600
1175 BolM Way, Coata MeH
845-0303 s 139.000
81.lh 1-6
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4 * 1089 Tulare, Costa M ...
845-0303 $174,000 Sun 1-4
23 Half Moon Bay (8pygt ... ), CdM
844-6928 Sat/Sun 1-•
1441 Galaxy Or .. Dover Shorff, NB
548-5647 $389.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * 2658 Bayahore Or. (Byahra) NB
759-9 100 $700,000 Sat/Sun 1-6
1910 Tahuna Terrace, CdM
646-5777 $259,500 Sun 12-4
210 Via San Remo, Udo 11i.. N.B.
675-304t/873-2568 Sat/Sun 1-5
17218 Wtlnut, Fountain Valley
556-7036 I 135.900 Sun 2-5
423 E. 18th Pl., Coeta Meaa
831-128CI $235.00CI Sun 1-4
2315 Aralla, Eaatblutf, N.B
644-8200 1289.550-Fee Sa/Sun 1-4
2315 Aralte, Eutblutf, N B
644-6200 $199,950-LH Sat/Sun 1-4 * 8 Winged Foot, Big Canyon. NB
644-6200 1599,0 O Sal/Sun 1-5
5742 Sierra Casa (Tr11rk) Irv.
552-7500 1219,000 Sat/Sun 11-5
4 Trat•tgar (Hrbr AdQ) NB
760-8333 1896,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2104 Yacht M~i.t (S..vu) NS
7&0-8333 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1112 Spoonbill (Woodbridge) Irv
751-3191 $210,000 Sun 1-5
2032 Swan Or (Meaa Verde) CM
751 -3191 1199,500 Sun 1-6
133 Via Undlne (Lido Ille) NB
675-7218 Sal/Sun 1-5
337 E. 20th St.. eo.ta Mesa
87~1771 1140,000 Sun 1-.5
2012 Po<t RM199ata (HVHma) NB
875-6000 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1222 Suaaex (Woatclltf) NB
642-5200 S237,000 * 2406 FranclKo (Back Bay) NB
Sun 1-5
1575-8000 1$14,000 Sun 1-5 * * 820 Via Lido Nord, Lido ltl. NB 873-7300 11.900.000 Sun 1-5
101 Via Florence, Lido tai.. NB
673..·7300 1595.000 Sun 1-5
53 Cambria, Spyglua, Newport Bch
631-7300 $675,000 Sun 1-4.30
• 1&24 Leeward Lane, Baycr .. t, NB
631-7300 1291,000 Sun 1-4:30
1112 W..ictm (We9tdltf) ... &t~AOO '239.000 SUI\ 1-6 * 1142 Pott ~ Pl. (HVHml) ._ 7~1901 8un 1-1
II 1• Point Loma, Corona del Mar
873-4400 $875,000 Sun 1-5
* •820 VII Lido Nord( Lido tst)NB
673-7300 S1,900,000
Sat 2-4. Sun 1-5
4821 Gomam, Cemeo Shor ... CdM
144·90IO $709.000 Sun 1-4
1255 Someraet Lane, W•tc:tttt, NB 631·7~ $355,000 Sun 1-4;30 * 1857 Port Renwtcil, N.8. '4.4-~ 1390,000·• Sun 1-5 * 1132 Ebb11~ Rd .. Carone det Mar
640-72.S 1849,000-FM Sat/Sun 1-5
66 Harbor Ridge D< .. Newpor1 Bch
6.40-8201 $699,000 Sa 1-5tS 12-3
2108 Windward Lane. Baycr .. t, NB
631-7300 $299.500 Sun 1-4·30 * *219 Via Udo Soud. Lido i.te
79()..1800 11,896,000 a.t'8un 1-a
•4t Montec:tto. SpYglue. CdM
759--1501 Sun 11-5
** 1~1 Yad\t Puritan. Seavtew. NB /tl<>-1900 $494,500 Sun 2-5
**815 Bayalde, Promontory Bay
831-1400 $1.200,000 Sat 1-5
•4512 Roxbury, Cemeo Shra. CdM
759--1501 Sun 1-5
201 Latkapur/Ooean Blvd .. CdM.
831-1400 SU75,000 SaU8un 1-5
984 Prelkllo (Mela cMI Mar) CM
7514191 t1M,IOO Sun 1-4
2731 Frwnont (Meaa det Mar) CM
831-7310 t1<42,500 Sun 1-6
• 1824' Antlgue Way, Newport Bch
84M750 *52•.800 Sun 1-5
1837 •• • 11: •'' Ml-I~ VM 1·J
,'°,~=v·-..... ~ •11,000-: Mo~ 1·4
16~ "!'~.Ow "'°4w, N.I . llM,000 lun 1·1
3 8ot...._ <"""' ,.._, NI 1eo-esaa ,, ..... oocr 1un , ••
•t MW IMdl Corona flllll Mf!I
e31.feoo 11.e11 "'*'°" 1un 1-•
1 3::1=-"l:~,o0oNpt Ch eun•Mon 1-&
••trtll Ct\11pell(Lk ...... vi.to) n: v&.ooo 1un 1.5 * 1871 Meut CltOlt. Coett M ... 831 -12ft tHl.OOd lun 1-4
* 1918 Port Cardiff, HV Homet..1.. NI
1144-8200 UH,000 Ht/Sun 1-4 * • 1500 l . Oc4Mlnfrnt( .. lbol 'en)HI
873-1900 .. 5.000 lat/lun 1-5
• 11~ttee._o (Dowt lhot .. } He 17 .. .,.,._ Set/b 1-5
.,._.....,_,~.CdM 144-1111 ....., . hi\ 1·5
111~.8MbCM 1"9M
871-tOOO .. H .000 See/Sun 1·5 * 1134 '°" ~ Qr. (HVHme) N9 71().IMI a.4.fdl 8un 1-5
•H Al ...... Or. HrW~Ndtt 1eo-1M tt.7IOPPD Ja111un 1-5
•2201 Alte \W.t. ..._,.., NI
M1-7JOO uat,000.,_ lun 1-4:30
•13t2 GINPlY Or .• Oovtr lh.oret, NB
tat-7IOO teff.-0 tail..., 1-4:30 • ~1=-ia~:~POft ~ 1-4:30
• 1eoo Jamaica < ..... Verde} CM
&45-0303 1409,000 la 11-4/S 2-5 * 1524 Antigua Way, Newport lch
'45-8ff7 SM9.IOO 8at/8un 1-5
I 9R ptue PAM RM Of DIN
***41 Linda 11i. Or.
Linda late, N.I .
IS75-t181 11.160,000 Appt Only
tat va. Udo Soud, UfO t .... N.I . e1i-t300 t117.IOO Sun 1-6
CONDOlllNIUM8 POR IALI
1 •MOOM 81 Lake Plnee (The Lllk•) tn1.
540-1151 S111,... Sun 12-3 1•--LMT • 18 a.aura. TM v-.., t.W.
867-2114 t145,to0 8tt/Sun 12-5
I JllAOOll * •'33 Ufo hftC (OI). NI 173-1291 teeS.()00 Sa/S\Jn/Mon 10-5
• totS DoV« Or .. ~. N.8 t7S-7IOO t1M.IOO Sun 1-5
,a ... ..,...~~ e~ ~· 8111-4/Sunf..5
***310P~lllMJ'lf8 17S-7IOO ..... Sun 1-5 .......
2NO-H, .... 8'rom, a.n.e Ana
841482tf 1111.000 Sun 12-5 * 836 Amlgoe W_f/1. H . He 7 ...... ,,.. ..
TOWNHOUlll
Pott IALI
t ••ROOll
Sun 1-5
*' Oreenbtler. WooAf1dQe. tn1. 551-0M7 11.S,OOO Sun 12-5
1-t ....... QUllT
317 L,Meput, Coront det Mar 1575-4122 tde),000 Sal/Sun 1-5 1•=·· 3tat AAI ttt.. H.B. t71-Mt4~. Sun 12-4
Sun 1-.5
Set/Sun 1·5
• ftool
• Spa • * Waterfront
*** Wetertront l POOi
--
DI Orang• Collt DAILY Pll.OT/8unoay, Matcft 1a. , .. ,
...... '"•"· , .. ,, ....... !!:!'~·!! .. !::::::'!!:'"~~~::===~~ Ommtltlft tilt 11Mtt11ltlt1 tilt t.I. Um.II --; -===:.:=~=:, ::=: ~~··-"·.... TM: OUT .tlll WAYll ''*f~ ,,~At'"" FAMlY AllJSE.MEMT CENTOI
WIULI IAYI UYD Tiii LT.I. :t'e~~~ acs "':::! our natlonWfdi oh1ln of eteotronto
If you would llkt to llv• In the moat e.o ,111 o•r. 0011 g•m• oenter• 11 oomlna to Malle In
beautlful rench & cattle oountry In the wioow HAS 111 10, Weetmtneter. Wt have l=l•t•
WHt. In full view of 1now capped T o '· a 10,000 up No' opening• for etoN mare a t ante.1
mountain•. where \he~ akl yHr round, If etecs11 on.ck no l*'•llY tuft a part-time. "•tall or oa•h·
you'd Ilk• to wear cowboy clothel, ride ';;~!7f,~"110n Auoc handltftl eaper pntterred. Muet be at
good cow horMI. WOf'k around cattle &. lff•t 11 , .. ,. old. APltlJ In pereon uv .. tock, brHthe th• clHnHt air In To on c M Ap•• very f'rtdar 2"" to IPM. (,...._ no oatl•)
D1llJPllat
Tll·l·OllO Pmn.m ...
IMllWIYU ·mu ....
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lllUllllllf · Piil TIMI
HAI IMM!OIATI 0PENIN08
FOR PART-TIME PlASiC)NI IN
TEl.EPHONl IAl.H OIP~ATMEHT
OF LAROE ORANG( COAST N(WIPAPfA
·Evening• and Saturday
morning•
We nMd gooU peof>le 10
HI vp 1ppolntmenta
ffom ou1 Cotlt M ... of· lie:• In the evening tor
Holldey IM't "-'"' flevel
cklb 8&1ary + comm••· 11on + bonu• c111
7&1-4222 elter 1 PM
th• world drink the finest water In th• MC:ur• "1 800 .. •2'\ QUALITY INN w .. t. and enjoy an Income at the ume ~~1 dtU1~• wm THI
Th• Dally Piiot h11 two opening•
for Route Manager• In Newport
Beaoh area to eupervlM a limited
n1,1mber of carrier• Monday thru
Friday, aft•rnoona and early
evenlnga, Applicants muat have
dependable transportation and
curr•nt lnturance. Salary, mlleage
and comm1111on opportunity.
Excellent po11t1on for ooll•g•
students, housewlvea or r•tlreea.
PleaM call S.8-4000, Mr Wiiiiama
for Immediate appoi ntment
Po11tlon1 evallable now.
• Commlulon/Guarant"
• Muat be 1mbltlou1.
pleuant and rellable
Te ........ .,.
Wt '"4
It I 1Helt11 ,..,.. time, and much more. and your an1wer t1l,MO t tHO,IOO Beach Blvd. 91 Fwy., Buena Park
Is yea to th• above .. , then you ahould 'nd• 10 5 • ,,., 8 111• I • Experlence helpful,
but wllllng to train
0 Thl1 11 not temporary
contact me qulcklyl I need 8 partner, 111 In NB rcdM pi::.,.
male or f emale, In a Llv•1tock , .. , ceu 861·813&
,.,....,
Transportation Co. with unllmlted OANAt CORP &KR
.. .,....,, ... ....... ,.,...., , .. ., ,.,. .... hauling permits and contra011 and. a 1 ITIP ..,,... lllllllTI IPlllHI Call 1548·4000
between 9AM-3PM
642-5878, ext. 312
between 5 :30PM-9PM
strong cash flow. Thia Tr1n1portatlon 111 a 2nd TO'• SFR'• &
C I f II I ftAA It._ fl (5) untie 10 20. I to IMll I .... " ...... .
ompany s u Y equ P..-. W " ve Eqully/purch1H. fully Need telephone sales repreeentaUvee to
late model, cab-over truck• with 1m<>r1. 11<> Pf•pay F-h ,.._ M w ,.,, ...... ~
... MMMt sleepers and Merritt trait..-.. all have 11•9d bv eon1r1c1 con-start t.onlg t in '"""'ta Na 0 ce
been properly maintained and ahow netty a Comp111v 30 +
excellent care. This Company haa been g:,1•:f:o.5a aAM·7PM
operating In the same lush, green cattt~ --------
T~Salel
•Part time "THE POSITIVE ANSWER"
•Muat be at leaat 16
~:~:ahslanr~ ~~rn~e~~~c! 0.~~1:~1~p:r~ lailtmtat
parts & spare engines are Included In Belt W!!tM llOO
•No experience nt!CellS&ry
•Pteaaa.nt pel"llOnallty
*Reliable
IWlll Ol&IT l&JLY PILIT
330 W. BAY ST., COSTA KSA, CA. 92126
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Pregnenl woml/\ confined 1 S&I ..
to bed need• help Need I congen111 person to fix
1unche1 and lo do minor TIE
IEST Tlllll
II LIFE llE
CALIFOllll
OAlllLn
Evening Phone 8011c1-
1ore Work Mon-Thure,
5·30 pm 8 30 pm ......
ting edvert111ng tor •
group ol loc;11 newpep-.,, Hoorly guarantM +
comm1Hion1 L.lghl 1yp-
1ng need9d. the Investment. You can become a full, IOOMITlll OUll
working or silent partner In this thriving The Jolly R009r tnc h .. •
business for a fraction of It• Mtlmeted =~'irng °'C:r~or :.'S:r~
value and cost. $150.000. Total outlay enc• PNferr•d DullH
makes you a full 50'/t partner In this 1nc1uO• bank r.conc1t11-
l n t e resting buslneaal Plus your oon •ud11tng 111ea 1•·
•Good earning potential
OOOAPERSON. Mature a IHouaekec;perr Chlldcere,
••pe11enced for Newporl I Newport Beacn Par I/
Beacn R .. tlurant/Club time Cell tor 1n l o
2100 W Oce1ntron1 760·9058
hMhld chores No Nu11 Ing llUlll req le/hr 10
AM • 4 PM Dane POlnl
HIE NEWPORT ENSIGN
COSTA MESA NEWS IRVINE TODAY
Gell Ml .... Mfwff• 1-J
M2-Hll, Id. 811, tft, WI
e Gede ------MlllllHPlll lllYH
A1ea Call 768-3980 or
496-078t
PIHHTlll
Call Sieve
a31.a120. deya
T~ulel
' port• end Oenerel Ac-1 nvest men t Wiii benefit frOm fUll counllng dutlH Excel· CONSTRUCTION
WORKERS
Mull neve •m•ll c11 01
motorcycle Full <X p111
time For 1mmed1ete
Mature perton 10 care
101 Infant In lovely nome I
pvt eccom rel•' req d
non •mkr or dr1nket Bel I tOAM & alt 5PM
Packing end hanc:111ng
hoa•ery llll fll Ill.WI
The beat lhlng when Full or perHlme Pu-
merkellng 1111 polk:* It bllshlng comp111y hu 5
C•lllornla Cuuell) & MW c>pef!lnQt for eorne
ure. end one of the besll lucky peopre Commf1-
1h1ng1 eboul Celllornta lion or -.iary. whichever
Cuualty i. 1hat thefe ''' la greeter Cuh bo-
N 0 COLO CANV AS! nuaea H B
Investment tax credltsl I wish to 1en1benefl11an<1wor111ng
converse with principals only, please, eondlt1ona with • grow·
Call Buck Lambert. Evs. aft 6PM, ~~'Miny Apply'"
714-832-4219 or 714-838-3600. THE JOLLY ROGER INC
l&UU
Hair St)'lttl EJcper'd only
Newporter Inn Half 0.-
11gn1, 644-2580
Bartendere & weltere/
we1t1eHe1 E11per Pr•f
but wlll train rtghl peo-
ple Yng career mlnd9d people apply In person
Mondey March 14. t-3
pm Penh1n<lle1. 34 t30
Paclfoc Coast Hwy. Den•
Pt
lf•lllllllLMI
NO EXPERIENCE
NECESSARY
Many po1Hlona 11111t1ble
Fo1 Info. 312/888·430
ht E-91 Fee for Otrec-
lory
WO<k
Cell t.45-0366 ---HIYU
10< light IOCll dellve"es Full lime Mon thru Frl-
deys NHI appearance
111-1111
HOUSEKEEPERf COOK, I
good rel, Ilk• kldl, llv•
in/out Engllen 1p11ng
768-3788
Full time Englllh ape•k· ong pref Cry11al Crea-
tion• 714/63t-S41~
P/T WllTilt
Delly Pilot newspaper I
de1te1 In Irvine area
Approx 20 hr• Pr wk I
Atternoon1 & aome wee-
kend mornings Muat I
17042 Giiien• Ave
• lrvlne
bnata11t b'"m••t 114-5•6-0331 OMV report req M111er liiiiiiiiiiiiiii•--1 Btueprlnl, 234 F11che1. 11•1 ... -. SINO, we provide ell Olli Amil
leads. In addlllon. look et M'-HM
i~°'!"~, ... ~·~··"a;·~·~,~· ~rs=~al~tl~H~··~l~·1 M•I• last/hff , .. , lntelllgenl, motlveted
these other remarkable -----------• Eaperlflne4ld commerc11J have dependable vehicle, benefit• TOP S S S Femelet Pr ..
E•per or trelnHt can lllVlll 10111 I caeually underwrller preler llghl truck w/ lerred Model• &
CM 540-8373 • --"
TU IEFElllll AllllITT uu 12.nt. ••••a 11T1U1t Get this 12.25~ interest for aa little
as $50-$100 per mo. No money
required up front in addition to
monthly deposit.
ALL PROffTS ARE. TU .......
With tremendous additional
benefits. Don't miss a lifetime
opportunity.
Call for Particulan
760-21>4~
.... ,., .... 31Mhdaet1
L_oa_l_O._ne_/ -Bon-o1-."'"1oot1.......,-.a1 On!rtultig !flf
Ilk.• big gfeyhOUl\d Tan
Male So Laguna area Aewer<I 499-1879 an 6
LOS1 7 while 61bo1, \Ile
Newpof'I Harbor. 673-0647
Found Utlle blk w/some
wtllte pOOdle ml• Turti.
rock 1re1, 551-8122;
780-5633
FO<Jnd Orn 'Parllteet.
Npl t1gtt WM.
548-e349 I
LM1 Old Englitto Sheep-
dog. M Ilg wht & drk gry
3111 Vic. B1.ke1/B1bb
N"ds medtcallon, RE-WA RD 540-1979.
640-3301
Found Terrier mix. rusty
golden brn Sliver type
eheln 648-2601
Ptr .. Hla sou
COEDS-Would love to
party w/you. Call Sue Of
l<ethy 1nytlm•. (213)
834 -4571 , (714)
627-718&
F0t led191 only, ..0 built
W/M eacorta av11111:>1e.
5PM-1AM Call Robert
876-1487 I
SPIRITUAL READINGS
Advice In 111 m111ers 1
1 love. maHlege & bu9l-
n111 Aleo counsellng
1815 So El Camino Real,
San Clem 482·7296
JOlll A
1111111011
'''°' 111011111r. ..
"°'"Mein•"• Olecount Mwtller• o...., ••• ... ........................... ~
Qrow1h
e Un'411• M•"'•ll"9 ........... """'"1 .. n9
• Tot.i ln•eetment
HS.000
CllMncln911 q11•111i.e11
e Co .. r 10 Co.11
'Oii , ... MOCMU• ,,_, ,_. .......... .. ., ... _.~
CAU un1111 •ou. ,. ....
1·800
231•H77
,,.~ ................ .... "', ..... ,..
uouw11c ... 1
"-"· T• noi1
Yl-IRTI S1500 lo own am.ii rou-
te. ~n pc>talblll-
Uea CMa 173-1723
MoC>lla Power WMNng
van a Equlcl, mllk•
$50~ 1~2•2
lnveatOf/Perlnet need9d
fOf unique •l1blllhed
tpeelelty 1tore ctteln,
modest dc:Mrs. hlgtl vo----------I lume return & In.,..,,,,..,.
tP oredlt. Cllll 83 , -&428
.tt '· Ollne
take ch11ge eblllty Res·
ponalble alnl offlCI
tkllls Front olflc• •P· -
P991ance Poei11ve peo..
make 17-$20/hr 111111ng EJCpe1 01 trelnee cen needed for Orange Co camper 5tlell Only ne11. * Excellent u1ary1 Eteor'I• ('13) 866-1984
pay All Ired .. avlllleble mike $9-$15/hr 11anlng 1'gency Olllce akllla r.. 1e1pona1ble per1on1 comm1111on pay 11ruc-1 -·-
In our publlcallont Cell pay Full and PIT poel-quired Contact Key ~ apply, St11rt1ng •P· lure •-... Tl 537-2880, Ext 3 KING t1on1 ev1t111>te 1n our •7~7~&-~14~00~~~~~-PfOK $.4 H hr & mileage * Medical Dental Pen· FleW ""ty/ pie. g1ee1 opportunity
Newporl Cen1er Cell
Denlle or Ch"'
Accepllng eppllcellon• i.e p u I> 11c1t1on1 C •I 1 _ Celt blwn 9 30· 10 30AM elOn llfe4ltt
Newport Alchea Marini 1
0--1-1-p-1-1-1-,-1-1-1-1-1-1-1 537-2880 Eat 3 KING lnte"or land.,._._ techni-only Mon-Fr•. ask lor * Office apace I S JI 1 la
C•'I t~ •nnt 3·5 Mon· • I -._,..-Gren Hyde, r1rcut~11on S I me 1 ele-wide com-
7 t4-760-1000 ., ~ ...... ee , Clan eK!*' . PIT °' lull " ~ • • ecretana supporl I mere1e1 window c:o ering Fri 642-4~ TllY ---11-1-m 11,,,. Hrty wage & 20c pr 642-4321 * Educe11ona1 assist-contractor ... k• vmoll-
Ceblnel Meli.er/ Wood Secy lo Pr .. of lO yr Old ml 851-5080 RHI E1111e broker hu ence I veted 1re1n .. with pl111 Aeroblcs Earn S 12 lo $20 en hOUr teac;tltng Aero
t>lce for new club Try oul
3-18 6 PM El T0<0 HI or ~ t-..me to PO Bo•
8567, Hunllngtot'I Beach
92648
WorL~ 10 YMI• •JC,._, ~rowln~ co In Sen Juen '°' hght local deliver'" t .__d -~"'• di bll't di .. _ ,.-P Fi ii M FI I Ulll •Kan··· 00 many ...... 9, '"""' ... ng • 'y •n Of ence, f'ull time, t>enellt1. epo, yra exper, Gregg me on-r ' naa -_, • 11oc1 ate In N B If yO<J have 8 strong l8les draf11ng1 1rch11ec1urel
di 1 1 1 too+. type a word pro-IP9411t1nc:e Good drtv-Newport Center Reil beckg1ound or ere en sp ey manu ec ur•• c••• 70+ REQUIRED Ing reeord Apply 11 E 1 .,1 851-7720 1 <I 11 training 101 Newport c 0 9 11 Me 1 a a, e 1 23 stale Lillgal on r rm 1---------••P•' ence t e agent, Beecn office Goad c•• 11
63t ,,,.,.,, Non-1mk1, exclll""' nnn... Meeler Blueprint, 4 needs etoerp. eJ1p'd 1an11 REAL ESTATE ""I 1n on the beet 1hlnn1 ....,.,... "" -.... FI A c M ,...,, •-,.. must Sterttnn Salary, ~ Sal~ ~ oom_,i-• h • r v II · Sec'y Xlnt ""'I"", dlc1e-Seleamlll NNCI 1 axpe-"'Ille bw cal11"£0< Wtrtlnn • ,...... 640-9373 .,,. "" ' '"' $200/wkly plus lntur-
Aide & Housekeeper tor
erthrltlc women, Mon
lhru Fri 12 Noon to 8PM
8elt>oe llland 875-05~
OAllllll 1 Ye (71 ) 2 I 185 Mr, pnone, and ehorthend e rlenced '*"'°" In com-Peter Hutlon ebater •I ance, plu• mlleege or
Women'• Speci alty R~ m-..... , I mull Selery open merclll & lnduetrial rMI ltlle requirement tnd
Stor -•H5 -•• 640-6962 e1t1te f0t 1 ~fut & CAUfOlllA • E•pet Counter Pereon lor Hlghfy qualified lnd1v1
1
growing firm. Hlery hletory Re1ume
Full time poalllon• lor rental ear co eel t..uil. dual wllh HClpllonel Liie Guard lor WMk ot 8"l working eoodlllons to P 0 8o11 2786 N--
aaper call'ller• Apply In 6'16-3955 typing tlllllw '°' fut PIC-3-28 thru 4-3 Varleb•• In ...-........., 8eech CASUAL n pon Beectl. CA 92663
ALTERITIONS ~~~0~0 ~~ ~!~1~ ""1ll llU ed communlc111<>n1 de-I hrs Deye or eves Re-'7w6«..505l TYPESETTING. -getle
ft · (f0<merly Gene's) 3333 P/llme .. 0n thru Fri P•nmenl Know1ed9e of qutre<I cef1ibtl0n Flfll I UFE eppllcen11 for lull 11m9 BULLOCK S Sou I h ,.. Mag 11 preferred XLNT Aid. CPR. Advene«I Ufe Reel Eallle 5.i.s work 11 buly Coete M ... Coast Plaza hu 1 ahOf1 BtlslOI Sup • r S • n d w I ch . t>enef11t ~ Beach 11v1ng Niguel ShorH Reel Eslale/Proper ly P"ln thop Typl
hOu• poatllon 1v1lleble SOUTH COAST PLAZA S45-48e7 Aree &4o.&960 Community Aatoeletlon menagernenl ~ng lo• 200 I l .... ttfer1 ieu~ a count~·~
f()( en allerlllone M8m· O• ft h 11llO 493--0122 up Income property ..... ·-I 6'12-0144 I I ttr ... and fitter Ouallfl-H ear 011111 UIP •1111E11perlenced COOKS UIH apeclellat, well ..., • °' IPP
9d appllcents mull heve Need EKper. etablllty, & • needed for all tnltt• )(Int UllAllll lllHI known apt sal11 mgmt lr1:1•• OA lllU:Typlsl needed, 40 wpm.
previous el1eratlona pelleooe to drive retired lrelt...... working environment In Earn S4SO lo 1800 per co Repeat comm on (l1 ) 111·11IO ~~.-•!~~ afler~u"no''
l F II couple Xlnl Driving re-_......-_. Balboa 676-7828 ~-" ti you he-1 eta m"ml eccoun11, 85115 ,,_ ,_..,. ~ --room exper enc• u cord a Rele required .,... •• -. I .._.. ~ • E 0 E Company benelllS Ap-Call t0< Appl, 752--0331 All ()ooupellone, Eaperoenced WAITPER· wagon or ¥111 and enjoy On I et e 1 EOE tklflt TA8 ELEX 3001 =•;:.c:.:~=t~~ ~~:?:1"E6i~S~~FNEL ~ ~~l~ed F~ !":c:r· ~~tt~~ a~~e:c:~ar::'en~'. c:';~~r wl~h0~~:, -R""-.c-2.-·;-~-.~-8n_1_1_1 ___ le_g_u_n_e ~I~ r~~:'r!..•:.J ~hJU, Bldg 5, Ste 108.
tervl ewa 1 ue1<11y ' 60'·til--0428 E.ott 3 ronment on Belbo• 548-7058 btwn llAM a Beach Answering ,l(e~u;:tt1;_;63~1~·:;~~lM~:---:---1,iiiiiii97i&-iil7ililiiiiiiiii through Friday 10 AM Chlldcete Center Director 875-7829 3PM wMk days phond, typing. dencef -
through 12 noon The Fairvi ew em --
1 1 -p+oyea 1 chlldcar• cenler .... '91 IMJI Full Charge bookkeeper •l/OLlll Snorth•nd not required •--'I of Flimew State H<>e91--... -• 11 typing 40 hr_.. Prefer ! 101 Hallmark Cerds Call Manha, Nollll AMI S..tll leatt rtaza tel 1e ~ting apollca--metu•• e>enOn, must be• Gills and Coametlc1 E•t•t•. 487-54!>4
3333 So 8nt101 St none lor director ol tne I PIT FIT. XLN'T Commas permanent loc11 '"' I Exper pref 6'0-7373 lllORllT/lfl'Y Coste MeN CO.Oler Caodldat• mull Wort< In OC Must haYel <1en1 Send rHume to ~I EOE e>oeMU B.S In enll<I d•· nelr for cotof & be• Mii Personnel Doreclor PO Need 100 overwe1ghl Neet. 1ton1 office •P· --.---~----velopment or 1 yr 01 111rter Wiii treln Bo• 595. Balboa Ce people lo try our new pea.ranee req d f0< this _.., 84-0-5248 82881 I he•l>al p<0grem 10 loM preatlglously toceted
n.vv... It I h t tHchtng In • chlldcer• 10-29 lbs mo a posalbly firm Muet h-""""" ol-~.....,. .un y Of ype pr,...ram 'c:om ....... lon of o.llWAnl fill n-PIY """"' P.r.on for .Ile U.lv. ..... ,,... ._,' •5 st\ate In co "'01111 100% lice ex--tence & t>e uarv 16 cc1......, unit• tri cNld 11 •1 Ui'I PIZZI ,., ""' ·-·· comple• Mutt heve develo~enl & edmlnl-p Lii PdT-Till wtll guer Mea Turner ver111tle & eccureta In
pleaunt pereon1llly. 11retlon, Selary 112001 opportunlll .. avellabl• 494-3818 ah 1PM <letalllype w0<k Wlll t>e
lblllty to get ~well mo Appl~lof\a lhOuld 1 •ccepttng 1pptlcatlons wllh the Loe Angelu NEW OPENINGS For Ne-wooing w/top ~ ••·
with people a of be -..bfnltt.ci by Mar 31, for dellvery drivers w / TtmH Circut111on Oe-11onwl<le lnduetrlea No ecutivea for the world
l\andllng oltice eotr• 1183 lo Judith JonH, good driving record pertmenl In our door-lo-Seles. will train 15,000 heldqueners ot thla ..,.,
l(>Otldenc:. lovely •Pl Bo• 70. F1lrvlew State Over 21 yra. CO.te MMe, door newspeper 11les plus a~ For Info caH ••P•ndlng org1t1lr.el10n
good Mllry I ~flla Hoec> 2501 Hart>o<Blvd Newport •r•• nltH a progr1m Guarenlee<I 1-3 t2-931-7051 ••t Plenty of QfOWlh oppl'y
Write Daily Piiot Ad C M m2t1 wtlndt AtlfJ'y at 410 E hourly wege plus com-2239A FeelOlreclory lo• ••ght person Med/ I • 1070, P O Box 15e0 ~ 17th St C M ml8'llon Hours 9 AM • 2 Oen benefola Contect
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Shop, NB Lady 9 clo· hes 3 temporary PO•I· company new 10 1h1s per _.. F0< an 1n1er-youth Must be well TION 1h 1n11'7 ••pr n • e !lone open In Sut>terlp-., .. n"d' 5 dlstrlbu-v 1 • w C o I 1 groomed personeble, •I t8952 MacAnhut Bl,
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AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR dale entry It • Xero• floor. 40% retell profit t204 at $75 per weell Cell Refined ledy 10 live in 85 SHOP. 0-el ehop i.. termlnel & nelp wHh pr-. plu• bonuH• HHllh. Ill~ -.Al 2·5pm. 846-7021C•MI10< companion to elderly
bor. Minimum wage P::l mall~, P'~ nulrllton end weight loll -.,..n• Sherron) lady Light housekeep-
631-7270 ting llllng, 1 .. ofjob producl C1t1 lor ~pt, Eaperlencellelplul Good PART-TIME telephone Ing. room, boer<I & sa guarentMd 10 be Merch AMI 8 10 10, PM 2-51 typing eblllly, PfOflclent t•n. 844-8818 .l.11.. 21 10 June 24 a pay 19 (7l4) 633-81M wllh ltgurft, 1o key by advice, mature rup ---·-------
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SERVICE Aandy M 1.o622 Plecentla. Fenoed yd 1 TrM lrlmlremov·Mllnt 20 y11re ••P crpntry, CIHnlng: olcllH Oual lg• tobt, repalre. Locel Cabf~I Rtf101.n19\ t:xperlenctd & prol .. • All typee.reni !131-:>3~'!> "-rMt lt='-t yr/•"' &46.,801 1rr1ga11on Jim 861-0IH tlec. plmbng. Everythl119 work ~a11. 8ondablt ,_., M6-H12 ReH ltc d 638 9 96 tloott Verr rHton1blt TrH ltrrict ND[CJnDY --_!,!!!_ -... AMI ratN 1141-0C>e3 531-27S8. 138-3626 --0 6 O"PAINTINO ratH for al of yOUt pool
Ull\ VI\ No Sttem/No Shampoo CtltJMl!Ua h!frtl Jll IUU Miii JACK OF All TRADES OUALITY CLEANING !f!ly R.euonible ,.1.... netdl For uperl Ht lrH trimming tf!movol
DO IT NOWt Stein Speclall9t Fut RemodelJAepelre, comm Call Jtck enytlme. with 1 pe<tonal IOUCh ·ABC MOVINO· De~. 964·33711 ~~ ~~ "'1r:::~.e.:. ~~~~:dl~n~;•u~;:
dry FrM eat 639-1582 & rffld ll<:'d, bonded, Lewn-tr ... lhrub ln11111 Dey()( ntg111 &76·3014 BETH 850·0933 Qulek, Car.tut S..-v~ P11t lat P "-•SE W fw ..... Shampoo & st.em_..,.__ I F t ••2 "1•2 TrM trim/Removal Uc T13604!1 562·0• 101 _r -L...,. keep lrytng tat Jim 855 5910
Your Olllly Piiot Color brlghtenar1':"":'h'c nt °' .. • .... •• -l .wn maJnl/Rototllll119 ONE CALL DOES ITI Good Mrvlce. ref• evall Farthing Interior Oetlgn (114) 411-1111 l RIM & c u T TR E £ s S«vloe~ory crpti 10 min, bleach 1u4e1 hastfHllff FrMntlmat• 54e-eoe6 Painting. cerpentry. Mon·Ftl Own trenepor· •A-1 Mvt•• HANGlNGISTHIPPING 20 1,. exp.Pool Mfv, ,. genetal ct e 11n11p a
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Ablllty Bldrl 730_1900 & REPAIRS. 30 yr• ••P 548-9812 &42·4047 at you' home or olllce by R1ch11d Sinor l1c lr•ll• wedding• band• Huber Roo11ng-all types Quiet! eaiy revtStont MS.903 I (bet 8 •" 4) I HAUL·MOVE-REMOVE Oul ot 11a1e & mllllary 280e44 14 yr1 ot happy ' ' FREE N-·recove•·decke Reuonable 851 104 1 AIPaJI ' 1ltc!rit1J GARDENING & MAINT Furniture, Tralh, Tr .. s alto Appl 832·868 I local cu1tomer1 ~I~ ~t~t~i':?,_ •;f8_69 l!I Ltc it411802 548-9734 o;;;;;;&_...---.. _____ Ctatat/ C.acrttt -RnlO/commllnd Yard 963-5415 NORM ---Thenk you, 631-4410 _x_w_e_ .. ...;;.._v ___ _
OrilltWey-Partdng Loi -ELECTRICIAN Priced clean-up, lrM trim STORM DAMAGE? We la1ar ... t . All Roofing Repair• Wldew Cltaai8t Rec>llr....s-looatlng Cemenl·Muonry-Block rlghl, lrM Hllmate on ~6-4947 840· 18 tll "-ul att"'hl . no job too LOW RATES t>u1tnesa. LOWEST AATESt Prompt PJ11ttr/ ltf!ll Hol 181 wood, comp. H ..
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HOrHI. 714/737-8076 U0-8997 . --• I alt 5·30PM Pecan trl,... dr-. m11-Costa MeH Barn Sale Beautllul S1atu1 Symbols MUST SELL Siamese I B · · ,~ •. cor"'.::. d~ ..... __ ,_ 2248 B Newport Blvd, I tor men & women Rolex b A· d R th Tbl saw. and a.w. Jotnl· f--lllllH aa•a ~ ·~ -"""" TOOla """"'frvnant VW & ron1e1. n re o et klnt cond .. ., --lhelf$250 !173-3800 0 · .... -.... ~. · Pret1denl. Piaget Polo & palnllnga.Jadepeoden111 (7141921•2063
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ANTlQUE MALL 1250/obo 1157-6644 e Fl~ CM t>OUquet 10, that epec;lel d1te While, Zlj°Zag. lallon rock fountain wl
11751 W•tmlnlter Ave .. llYlll Soll Leal Green crulhed ' ' lrtal'I pereon, brighten up console, 982·427 1 motor· $85 556-2943
OAADEN GROVE MASTERS AUCTION vel~et ~· Gd Cond ftUl&la fall!! their day 857-2379 John Weyne Club Mem· 1Women1 clolhlng, ,._St 5~103 141 AH Ul·Mll $200, 404-ien 1.ARGE GARAGE SALE .• 2 piece wt coll $900. ber1hlp I 1000 o' bst John eulta 6 pan11. az 10. I
Sil/Sun 963 I Touc1n. mull •ell 1250 Black otter Call 646-7078 I cost plu1 10"4 951-5108 Rusi Floral Sola 8 ' .,Bdrm M'I, S.pc, all tolld Antique occDooel en.Ir, plltow-t>ack, $250 wood heevy s525 F V 983-0488 naug1 iota 1100 19" Rex Bt1ndl lttl'lo S200 'IBM EMlc Typewrtr. Check
dlnlna ~ '*" Chelra. Hl-4058 e.48-2498 • port COio! TV S125 Gina Bradbury°'' $450 Goyi 1 Protector rnd marble
email bookc•••· Al10 -.,.-------.,..--11---------lutuattta lffc~ 20·· Btke $20 492-3742 etching s 125 535-5595 I b I L 1 n n e n c Io t h e1ec tl0\118. 545-3909 HOUSEFUL/ NEW CON· Used lurn1ture bed ·. --536-6030 TEMP. SOLID OAK dealt•. drsra. wtnt/dryt.,GareoeSaJe..15092Baytor ·-1111 , ________ _ AITlell •WIULI FURN. Muel Hiii n"d tot• bed, le1Jta/ Barbar• Circle, H B Sa11Sun I -• Wtll 111110 A~ Alrll~ tickets Dally tl'lru Merell 13th. cuh 642·5027 650-4889 • BolH/Ed.,,ard1 Come Pottable. 111ach .. to USA, Canada. Cambean ,,... lldmlUlon. Hunting-I -· 1 •nd .. , .. matertat at b<.rmper 6 trunk, holda 3 & Mulco 1250 each
ton Center Mall. 405 Fwy King mattren. founda-Morr11 all wood bdrm coll 49•·8187 bik ... herdly uMd. $25 752-57~8 att 7 30
& e..ctl Blvd, H.B. ~,~:gi•5~~~4~~nd ~r~:":*.wi~ ~~y~d ~ lnprt lffcli IBeauUlul llvlng room end 969"1221 '" 6Pm Brue ceiling tan. 52 · r•·
Antique Bavertan l>reall· ltame, desk with chelt. llUT l&IAll IW bedroom d11pe1 Wnlle Mike your lhOpping au-v1t11ble w/llghl Never j
front, dfce t6e0 Other N9w bf-ua Arc Lamp, S80 booltcaM cabinet S300 Antique rabla/chalrs on wtlfle S50 let by uelno the Delly Pt· uMd eo.1 1260, sell tor fl ... _. Walnut '*all unit w / bl & 1131-6357 lot C'8lelf'led Ada. SIOO 552.()708 ne ...... t&Ke; llOl'e di9-cupboatd. 1110 Love· 082-4348 CUii only uer ke more 2221 play flx1Uf89. 957~25 Lugonia Sal/Sun 10·4 1-
Hll, $80, II' m11c111ng 3 pc1 corner bedtoom. ..----------------1111111--------• 1ola. 1100 Maple din wht formic:• Ible Vty lid o lale Remodeling I
Auliaam .... HI 8/chra, 2 IHvH. Good cond s 150 Sale Jecunt Tub, Slld·I ..,..,...HA ..... R""e'"'o"'"R_A_R_EA_........., 1250 Deal<. 160 Cre· 962-3756 tng Glue Door btotUe ,
denz,a, $35. Metal work --tinted, Smalt Frpk:, Sink. I
APPLIANCE SERVICE bench. S35 Ms.4828 K1~~.11;:;:,1~• ~~~I Cablnett, Spenlll'I Light .::i::..~s.:t:n New Piiio Set. Top of the 5-48--4IHIO Fixtures. Mlec !173-22'14
llne Sllll tn wrapping• ....... W Wt fill I llY APPUlmJ Moving forct1 Hie ._.. Cu1tom designed mu· 11-~==;=..;:_:;:;:;a..::i_o:,::~
Herb 957-8133 pttce Call after 5pm 11g• tab•• Wtll 1111 Eureka Cannister Vacu1Jm 559.1740 s2101oso 642·9732 with pow9' t>eater head ~rlgtoltor, $200, WMh--Carol S35 While Student~
er & dryer, 1135 ... dil--DHk w/2 Ille dtawe" N tu 8 "'II & & c:hllK S35 552-0105 "-'-· $100. 646-5848 XLNT cond. Ok wood, ' ,,_ '"· "' ow
S.,...0 M--, ... ...,,,, 11 cu 195 ~2237 64!>-8358 love_, Oak wall un11 & -·• __ ,, .... .,, 1------· _ _ 01k coffee lbl Queen
"" llkt MW cond 1250 Baby Furn Jenny Lind bed & dr-& lampe
631·8043 Crib & Oren•'· 1275 968-27t3
S trolee Stroller, $3 5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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Beautiful St11u1 Symbols
'°' men & women ROlex I Preaidenl, PllQAI Polo & HOTPOINT Refrigerator,
Bronze color $100
1181·3939_
E.,.. attar 6, 846-85Ge olher tamou1 11a1u11 EHcutlve Furnl1hlngs watchH In 18K & 14K
Dinette Mt w/4 Chra. 1•a Furniture. OletHI Gp Only 1395 & s495
Relrlo. cleen, frOll lrM. new. StOO. orig 1400 Kitchen eppllanc:ee Re-Caal'I Marc 575.3011 ell
115s. 893--906() 240.1179 Inge wlroe mail• Glau 4PM
T09 D•nono Room S.1 & ---------1 Refrlger1tor: 4 yr old H~·b«110fe, avocado Server & Mlrrot living Cocktail Ring 9 0 1•·
Olbeon, t7clf.xlntc:ond & gold tweed, 5', 1175 Room Futn 1ncld1 2 mond1, 22 RublN AP·
$250, Karle wkdyl Dey1 (213) 448·0292, Chairs, 2 End Tablet. prelM, 12300 Sacrifice
851-0431 ___ .....:..<2_1_3.;.l_8'_M __ 28_5_--"' so 1 • Tab••, c o If•• 11000 962-4274
Ollhwuher CC>P9e' Wute Or1enlal c:.rpel. aec:. $750 Tibia, Lemp1, Sole & •Complete l•wtlry mfg
King under counter End drum llblt ••I . EL~nd Tab''1a8ed, Wroomardros.tbe.' con1en11 for Mia AllO 41 ........ t· ...... , Int ___..... marble top, $120 Dou· _.__ .. ~ bo 1 1 2
$.._,,100'· !.":":;~.,, · ..-·-· ble bed, 1120 847-1070 l••I"-' Le11ute Chait .,_,.,.,.. 11•· we nu ........., ..., l(lng Stm 8ed TV Table. Ill-down Jewelry lhOW·
Ill cu f1 Admiral relrlg/ Al'ltlque 'l'elve! eofe. $275 011 P1lnllngt. Wooden ° • 1 e 1 6 7 4 · 1 9 2 1
freeier w. lcem•k•'· Tap .. lry wing ch1I,., Delk & Credenu Luo· 1-850-3 __ 1_11 ______ ,
1voc1do, good cond $25 & I IOO. Cottee table. gage, Mlec: ''-eer.t Diamond, ,_,1y
'250/obo. S46-3a58 165 Swag lamp, 115 873--8720 Of 673-7550 flawleu Re1111, $1000, 216 "-1, Bl. 875-13711 Sett $450 8'2-114132 Kenmore wutier end gu 1--·---· -----dryer. 8 yurt old. CHINA CABINET Whit• Solid rallan din Ml. 4!" ... Ill...., 1111 1
112500 .ai "3-2187 Fr. Prov Perl cond rn<l lnlald table, 4 ''*'"" lr==;;;;;;_;;;;;;.i-.. __ .;;._-..;.::; · · s 2 6 o. Pa Id S 42 6 ot1e1r1 wt pad1. $500 W WB.1111 Mrfn ·
Lady Kenmore toueh con· 714~10 United floetallon king ' Jeweler'• tOfc:t\ body w/ ~~,~~ 5 Pc Bdrm Ml, '*•lnut =:.,~~Sa-~ no I Vlctot dual 1tege 'gu·
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$295 Everything Ilka mlfrOf Gd eond 1395, e,-_, Ceilrlg Fao w/Tullp llpa. No CIJtllng 1t11ett-new cond 848-24118 5'5-.2250 LI II M. ( n. w) I 1 0 0 rnent S 150 ---------·Th 11._ ..... 730--098' 8'2-0100 1169-1221 AefrlO cleen wort• good I omuv ... ..,...., pecan au: Washer. work• dr-& mlrr()(, 2 bed 2 Ao4llno IO~ c:t\alrl llltcellu!t•• Hll
good Sia. Me-448& t1blu, king II hHd· ~ eectt. POOL TABLE boerd $860. Xlnt cond &45-7194 . . IMt. lllteriala MH Moo glH• & chrome 4 x7 lilt•. cuatOftl wood --living rm aet iota 2 IOorgeoua antique Duncan dellOn Comte wlbllliard
PlfVM oentral forced .ir lemp Ublet 2 .~m Ptlyf9IOlldmehoQ~ l!Qtll & well unit w/cu.
f u r" • c • i._ "' o d • I chlltt coffee tabl• rm t.,_ MOO. !14a-&44 \l'elued et $2000. Mllng
BLOUSES STAR FOR SPRING!
125U1SIA, tuu,000 ITU . lemp, -'even. ~ Oiied Otlll °"14ng tlbte wl '°' '500""" 811-8237
$150; C4llllgal't Mwk 50 reick, '500. Cddapot ,. ctva. $225, g1eaa ITIWror· ~THEA COMFORTERS ~ _. .. aoftel't-1 mg wl1cierneker Cull°' ad coffee t..,.. $200 & 2 We cle1n & recover
•· _,.,, ~792 certified check only m1tchtnf. end t1blH Europe1n etyle wllh 146-&471 &45-6557 OM~• •lmplf ~· dOI~ tllln •"'1<"Ila.,..11• loot. tCl'tlly •ldt Slldlng Gleu Bronze • llS..85 -1483 beautiful downproof ••C111.c>ffJA11ot,ihtellltr1t••llllflrlblo..t011•1tll1Wt.-collatalld
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HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Monday, Marcil 14
ARIES (March 21 -ApnJ 19) Social mvit.auon
could lead to valuable cont.acts. EmphaslS on spectal
interest groups, publications. Popularity mcreases,
you get behind scenes view, personal horizons
expand.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Restrictions are
lifted -you'll have greater freedom of thought.
acuon There will be cause for celebrauon -you'll
be invited to a gourmet meal Focus also on
romance, creativity and a profitable business
maneuver.
GEMINJ (May 21 -June 20). Get thoughts on
paper, obtain legal protection for ideas, concepts. Be
ready for exciting changes, invitation to travel and
mtensified relation.ship with member of opposite
sex Career boost wded by contacts with Virgo.
Sagittarius natives
CANCER (June 21-July 22) Fa.rruly member
seeks counsel regarding travel, educauon. religious
pnnc1ples. Domestic adjustment 1S also on agenda -
could feature plans for remodeling, redecorating or
rebuilding on more suitable structure .
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Some plans go awry,
preconceived notions also are shaken. Be ready ,for
fresh concepts. insist on defuution of terms. Se<>
places, people as they are. not merely ~ you wish
they nught exist You'll gain valuable msights.
VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22): Study Leo message
for valuable hmt. Don't perm.it others to chide you
into snap decisions. Time is on your Slde -you can
;ucceasfully play waiting game. Focus also o n
:ont.racts. special pemussions. review of partnership
proposals and mant.a.l status.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Added recognition
occurs as you complete important assignment. More
people are concerned with your v iews. your
audience is wider and your fees move up
accordingly. Physical checkup allays recent health
concerns.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on
adventure. speculation, children and ability to be at
right place at crucial moment You'll get to heart of
matters: you'll learn where you stand with special
member of opposite eex
SAGITl'AlUUS (Nov. 22-Dec 21). You gam
information concerning secunly, property value:.
and possibilities regarding purchases and sail's
You'll be in cont.eel with one who says one thing
and perhaps Intends to do something entirely
different.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)· Emphasis on
movement. change, accelerated 90Clal acUVJty You
become more aware of body image. purchase of
¥pparel is strongly i.nclicated. You'U be invited to
use recreational facilities of close friend or
neighbor.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Oe\alls come to
Ught concerning financial deal Your posiUon is
stronger than ori&inallY anticipated. You do have
money comlna and it co\lld come quickly. Read
betwffn lines. P~ (Feb. JU-March 20): Recent restriction..\
are lifted; )'OU'U be at n~t place, you'll have more
fun at light place. you U make ~meant gains
Lunar cycle at peak -timing, judgment and
lntu!Uon are on carget. Ooor• 7 & 8' fllglt, 4 ISACAIFICE MUST SELL: 12 ige Ital enUque etlget•, tldltno. M 2-4t170 11dt 1>w1tOt1l111 ... ._.Mori'• -Spot1 ool11Clio41slw.JOit1 ulo or~·
~00:-:= 8= oetlOPY. '300. 81~ w. ~. Pec.n flnllh. * uaGIC * w1111 •k>MI -~. 111. p6MIH .clMM °' '"' ..-.1111 k• c1~ lhOWer ~ MQtli SACRIFICE. MUST SE.LU ftOf'll SHO. lldrm wlr· ... 11 .. <""-en,-, h ltt, "-°' «i!toa t111 llloc 11911 _.,..._._,,,. '"=1•~1..-...... U llll •akaJ Office hnitut I ~ ~ • mliic .• Tbomeavlll• Pecen drobe cupbrd, pecan MAGIC ISL.AHO f'11l11d ra1.-MJfla.,,AIW*NiMlanSU.l. IO. ll, 14. 16. lt.Sln ~ _ _ _ 1_.. ._.__ Hit
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15 THAT YOU?
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YOUR SA1rER/ES4 MR. WILSON .
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JUDGE PARKER
00 YOU WANT TO WAIT IF I WERE YOU., I 'D THINK TWICE
HERE? I WON'T 6E 6UT ABOUT FIRING ANGEL OFF THE CASE!
A FEW MINUTES, SAM! COUNTRY BOY WILL 6E TERRIBLY
UPSET., JEANNIE!
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by Harold Ledoux
I 'D RATHER HE 6E UPSET
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DOESN'T STAY MAD AT
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YOU KNOW HIM ~-
SETTER THAN I DO!
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CARO-COIN
TRICKERY I
Extend a hand, palm
up. Balance a playing
card atop yoor Index
finger. On top of the
card, over your finger,
place a small coin.
Now, challenge a
friend to remove the
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the coin. Here Is how It
ls done:
Simply fllck the card
with the Index finger
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Struck properly, the
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C"'*-*coald
don mdtdolh anti
_,,,.and 111111. pewwle
the rentler and ....,.
IO biO' prodncn
by the ton.
phy and art and, to a lesser extent,
about acting.
"I've never just dropped everything
k>r modeling," she says. "I started OUI
studying drawing. and rve been keep.
ing a journal for years." She riffs quiclc-
ugh the book pUeys on her
lab&e which mtm be edited
Ries to the Caribbean island
of St. Bart's the k>llowing morning.
i wrote the book myself." she says. waae, I p 90 many Idlers horn teen-
.,s askint advice about how to ~
care ol their face and skin at the beach.
And I did the Wustnlbons. too. fve
taken acting leslons and would like to
do some rOles that c.aU for IOf1leth.in8
besides a pretty face."
She lights a F'renc:h cigarette, exhales
after another touch ol blush is applied.
then adds, "It's not that I've f!Ver tdt
first reaon is her physical attributes, H
he says. "She has a lace that is time-
less. It can never g;> out ol tashion. And
her enthusiasm and positive quaUties
all come ol.11 in her face. The other
thing is her prolessionalism. She works
very, very hard. She's graduated from
the model lo the personality and now
she's a protessional personality; and
that's what a star is in modeling. rve
never met anyone eJse so professional.
Elm."
Like 90 many models. she didn't
chome the pllb; it chose her. II ~
pened on a brWlt spring day in Paris an
1975, when she RS waikqdown I~
&evard lbr lemn8 her dodor's omce.
At that point she was just another stru&8lln8 American art student on her
Wllf to dall. The dauahter ol Don
Brtnldey. producer ol CBS' ~
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II didn't take long for things to
snowball. She signed with Ford
Models, was soon in the pages a.nd on
the oover of Glamour and was featured
in Sports 11/ustral«ls 1976 bathing suit
i.s9ue. Eventually-she became the
perennial anrac:rlon on that maflazine's
•
On the subjed of marriage, Ouistie
professes that she doesn't "feel like
signing a contract with someone I
love." Her professional contrac:ts are
quite another matter. When her second
modeliJli agency. Elite (she later
returned to Fordi released a swimsuit
poster to 1.olll Publications withOut her
permission. Ouistie promptly launched
a much-publicized lawsuit that is still
moil~ about the New 'lbrk courts.
Her bia8est objedion. outside of the
unauthorized release. was that the
poster In question "made me look like I
have squirrel cheeks."
Every woman alive should have
such cheeks. That is why they -and
her Ups, eyes. hair and body -sell
~and products so well. She ls
quite · simply. the world's premier
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"When you're a top model," she
Sl)'I. "tooner or liter you have to
decide whether or not to ao the celebri-
ty route. l didn't lor a Jona time -
didn't ao on talk shows or What have
you -bec:lute l didn't have anythlng
to diloJSI elCCepl modeling. I onJy de--
Oded to take the celebrity trail when I
h-2 anethina eta to oler -adin8.
pholoaraphy, my book. I fiQun!d I milht u well use modeUna to 6uUd up
creditt and experience .plnst the dly
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Doris T. RQITl.Wf of MartiflSIJille. Va .
Mjoys ''concocliI18'' her OUX1 redpt!s.
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brandy. Tum miJdure into a ~ cove and
~ Serve with roasa me.MS. steak. S*ts or llJilled m-dishes. Malle J a.p
Seys Doris, "I like to spoon some warm
Brandied Date Conterve into warm
bak~ed and top with a dollop ol wh. cream cheese. Dek:iousl"
The read F AMIU' WEEKLY in
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ID make a Jlifl bafttt. Let douQh rel tor 5
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4. SPfead any remaining flour mixture on
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ment. Thentla tor YGtK co-~.
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n:putable profeaionals do adverti5e ~
day. but It's important to protect
younelf. Look lor a state license or
A.AM.FT. membership. If these an
ab9ent, expect at lease a master's
degree in marriaee and family therapy
(only available in the past 10 years) or a
master's in 90dal work. psycholo&Y or
another mental health area.
There se eXtfpciuns -the e9leel'I ied
psythoanalya Anna Freud couldn't
meet the entrance requirements lor a traini118 lnsdtute today -but these
aedentials provide a ~ M rWe of thumb, Ml'd also want a mini-
mum of thiee years of dinkal prac-
tice, .. says Dt Owtes Barnard, director
of the 8J"lduate program in mamase
It's lmpoibat IO
eoabdP a Iha"'* belbi'f! you dedde lo
,,.,. lleatna&d.
ing in psychoanalytlc frameworks). d1g
deeper, however, and advise looser
treatment tor 1ast1ns results. How can
you decide what's right for you? It
depends on what you're looking for -
quick help (the goal of most CX>UJ»es) or
a drastk: ren•iat.ion of the marital
reJatlonshlp. "Shon-tenn therapy ls ef.
fedive if you have a spedfic complaint,
such as, 'We figh t about the amount of
time she spends with her family' or
'He's too strid with the kids.' But if
there's general dissatisfaction with the
spouse's personality or an inability to
commumcate feelings, loJ18er therapy
The Sin
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a terrific
From February 'l7 to March 26,you can take advantage of our Spring
fevec Come into your local Singer• retailer displaying the free cabinet
promotion and he'll give you his best deal on any of these beautiful sewing
machines. And no matter which one you choose, you'll also get the hand-
apy, where seYeral couples or families
explore theil probiems toQether. The ~al must decide which course
as best, but it's wise to know whM to ex-
ped. (Don i expect a couch. Marria&e
Sprin Sale.
freec inet
l
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" some, durable Sheridan console cabinet to go with it, absolutely free.t
It makes sewing easier and is a perfect home for your new Singer sewing
machine. Or if~ prefer, ~can apply the cabin~ value towards
the price of one of our other fine sewing cabinets. After all, it's up to you.
therapy is ~)
S. WMI an yos feee ad wtll
..,. IDwawww CIO'ftr la: Plan to pay
$35 to S 100 per session br a private
marriage therapist, depending on ex-
perience and CocatiorL Fees ~ be
negotiable -10me people cbarae a
for morning leSSions than prime even-
2· n hours. lnqulre about cancellation
icy. too. In certain cases you may
ave to pay whether you attend a ses-
sion or not. In others you mlllt lttt
24-hour nodce ol cancdladon. N>lic
facilities (for example. church or
hospital related) are cheaper and bae
fees on your salary. (One common for-
mula is $1 per Sl,000 of lncome per
session -or $20 br a $20,000+
year couple.) But there are drawblcks.
You'U probably face a waiting list and
the quality of cue could be uneYen.
'n'eatrnent is often dispensed by
therapists in training working under
supervision. Most medk:.al insurance POiicies do
not cover fees tor marriaee therapy, ac-
oording to the American C.Ouncil of ~
Insurance. Those that do require state
llcenslng or A.AM.F.T. accreditation.
Check your policy tor the fads .
... Do,..,.. wwll wtdl ...... ~
fe ' malt+. A therapist should be
able to call on 1 network ol M.D.'s,
child IZUidance countelora and other
consuftantJ, and the easy access can
make a bl& difference. "U spouaes are
flahting and blaming each other's
famWes hecante Johnny can't rod. It's
important to work with • spedalill who
Cll'I ~ an evalUldon," II.YI Dt Bar·
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12 porcelain collector's mugs with the look and quality of
highly prized mugs of the past... but at a fraction of the cost
Pleuc order ~ March 31, 1983
Umlt: One collec:tlon p&r penon
Satls/vfng to colJect . . . cklfghtful to d1aplav
The Comer Store MU911 will be crafted In ftne poroetaln
-and ftred at high temperatwa to let lhetr brtght,
ceramic colon. For a ftnal touch, each tnaportld mug
wUl be ~ with • bend of 18 karat gold.
Yet for all this aafbrnanshlp and qual~ your price Is
juSt $9.95 per mug.
To dllplay the coDedbi to Ill bat advantage, you
will recciw-at no added c:haJve-a ~ da9*f wooden rack ftttlld with pegs for all 12 mU911.
You wtU allo recetw a epec:i1Dy-wrttt9ri folder with
uch mug tlllllng the lntrV.dnQ 11ecy of the tnmnatlc
lt t.n.
The Comer 5tor. Mug Collec:tlon II betng crafted
adulfuely for The ColMctcn Studio. To llCIQUlre the
~pa... be an to mall the onierfonn on this
PIOt dlNc:dy to The Cdledon Studio Inc., ~ Third
lwnue, New YOik. N.~ 100'l2 by March Slit
The ~&ado-* behind IM..-o/ Ml wort.
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1 nata. d be piolAdild ,. no edcManll chMgl.
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EPCOT:
DISNEY'S
ven bebre its opening
there was an excited
clamor about Walt Disney
World's EPCOT center.
Countless stories in the
press reported that
EPCOT was both a trip
around the world and a
visit to the land of tomorrow.
When the center finally opened in
October 1982, hundreds of thousands
of visitors arrived during the first
weekend ak>ne. They did have one =· t~: "Just what is an anywayr·
EPCOT stands for Experimental Pro-
totype Community of Tomorrow. In
1983 It may be the ho< new spectacle to
see, but long ago it was merely the ex·
travagant dream of the late Walt Dis-
ney, who conceived the idea of the
place even bebre he decided to raise
the Maa>c Kingdom out of the swamps
of central Florida. Disn~ wanted a
"community of tomorrow' that would
introduce. test and demonstrate the
ideas and inventions emerging from
the creative centers of indultry. It
would be a place that would never be
comp&eted, Disney said. but would
be srowin&. c:hanalns and ex·
fol.lowing the fti&hts of man's
people It Qlsle)' World are bnd ot call(ng .EPCOT "Dllney's lat and ar-d dream." Maklna the dream a
reality took about 11 bDUon and two
million IQu&re feel of show iplee.
EPCOT *' on a v• lite 2~ mUes not'th of Dmey World and twice the
Ue of the Milk Kl~. It CX>rUlns
two diltlnc:t r.ams: Aiure World.
whole ~ plVillont
celebrlte the pot.ntlll of ldera, !no
dulh'y ll'ld elchnololY: Ind Wortd ~. ~ pavtl~ oler Mm-
-ol the c:uhN. pt'Oduell Ind N-ilnl ol nlnt CDWltftll.
'1bu hM to • EPCOT for ~
to ... true wq lor b ... '"" diY WI vtllttd ..tj thil ,_ the .....
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.... corponllion of haJy had sent
hundreds ol its employees to
the site. They had been
briefed bebre they arrived.
but upon entering the fl'OUl1ds they just stared about
111 atonlstunent.
\bur initial view ol EPCOT
may very well leave you ~ in& too. The first sight thal
confronts a visitor is the
towering structure called
Soaceship Earth, a giant
l '140ry geosphete rising 180
k!et in the air al the entrance
to Future World. The exhibit
Inside the geosphere blgtl.
lights the deveJopment of
human communication.
VISitors riding in ''time
machine vehides" are carried
back throuah history to wit-
ness lifelike Cro-Magnon
hunters, cal.lins to each other
·as they confront a woolly
mammoth, and th~ increas-
ing their chano!S of survival.
As your vehicle slowly
ascends the sphere. you pass
througtl the ages. visiting an-
cient Egypt. where laborers
pound ~ for ~ and
the ltahan Renaissance,
where Michel~ can be
seen lyin8 on his back. p&-
tiently painting the Sistine
Olapej ceiling. Bd>re long
you arrive in the modem a&e""'''-H~....-with its electronk devices, iL
telephones, radios. l'D6
and television. And finally
you venture Into the future.
his wares.)
Bebre long you're in a mo-
rion picture speed tunnet and
the kids start screaming for
joy as blobs of Uquid qeon
whizz past. creatJng the illu-
sipn ol ~ travel.
rlflally, you emerse to a view
of the dty of the future.
"We present the historical
perspective," explains Disney
spokesman John Dryer. "to
show thar man at various
times hu reached plateaus or
has ·made vital break-
throughs. We want to suggest
that one of the leadin~
technologies that we show
them today as entertainment
may one day create just that
kind ·of serio~ brealcthroush
In our way of living." --------------------''-----------...-----------t At this time. though. some
the era ol sarellite com-of the Future World pavilions
munications. Suddenly you themselves have not quite
realize you're al the top of the broken throUQh. Some paW-
geosphere. It is pitch black, ions have stilf not been com-
with thousands of tiny lights pleted, ahhou8h the most
blinking like stars all around promising of these -Kodak's
)'OU, and you fed as thoush Journey into lmaeination -is
you're adrift in outer space. scheduled to open later this
The cars of the time machine month. Disney oflidaJs say
~tty rotate 1~ degrees and that this ride-through attrac-
bring you back down.
Throughout Future World
you can go on guided tours
through time and into the
future. At the Universe of
Energy pavilion, sponsored
by Exxon. a~ traveling
theater revolves and larer
divides into six 100-seat rafts
that you take on a ride back to
the origins of fossil fuels.
As you~lde through the steamy n , you come to a
Wlleffall n a tofJ8)' swamp,
around whkh a t>rontosaurus
family feeds. Just when some
children begin shouting.
"ReaJ dinosaurs!" others
shout out. "Real sainkl"
becaule there's a sodden odor
of swamp and sulfUr every·
where. The Jfthiltoric smells are bf'ou8ht to you CX>Wtesy of
Disney'• new "smellitrer"
m.illne, which shoots the
ant up to 20 teec lcrOIS I room.
Another .._,.tie must.eee
in F\.cure World Is Oeneral
Mcmn' Wodd Of Motion, bu11t
In the lhlPI of a 8'Mt wheel.
Here the ride hl&hllaht• hUlllOf'OUI momenea In the hunwn .,..._ b mobWtY.
hm I t.-. dMllei' ' wMl\
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Ill a laDOl"lll! UJllh
the 8-to-l!J .,.
tion, created by Disney's engi-
neers. will be one of the
park's best.
At present, the lmagina&n
pavilion Is the home of a
15-minute 3-0 film called
Masic Journeys. You can
watch a circus tightrope
walker do his act ri8ht over
yow head. A lion jumps
thf008h a ftamins hoop into
your lap. Yellow biids. blue
butterft1es and schools of &sh
ftoal out into theater aisles.
The film has become ~
thlns of a cuJt favorite with
members of the &to-13 crowd
It Disney. who !:and on Une r.-the chance to don pink or
pwple 3-0 .... and make the _....,. i..;.,__, --•n. 1t•;T~1 tT111 tMI
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It one end ol the planters and ams 10
jump in suroetlion from nozzJe 10 noz.
zJe, planter lo planter. leap.frog style -
arching over the heads of de1J8hted
guesb a.s they walk between the
plantal.
To Disney publtcicy director Ow1es
RJdgway, the fad that some folks are
perhaps more fascinated wih this bun-
tain than wih the wray ol · ·
marvels in the pavilions ~
wh• . 10 Disney World is all about~ fountain is a kind of sym-
You 're a winner
this Saturday and
Sunday when you
come into Honda's
annual Open House.
It's two days filled with the
world's most exciting motorcy-
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the look and feel of our radical
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But that's just the beginning.
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a free deck o(Honda pl~ng
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Columbus died belkMng he'd reached nae a new continent, but eastern AsllL
Merchant-NMgldar Vapua:i, ~/ortMr 90Uth, rmbed this land (of peope who
·a11 go naked,,. aleep In "very largr Md' and "eat oil thdr enema) was Indeed a
,.~ Worid." ffis wrtttnga. maybe c:ounterfetted. reached a German
mapmaker, who labeled what's now BIVlll as ')\merico" -and IOOn
that w the whole hemisphere. Our point? Fhst, a
bcJaflad Wl1hdllV ...... to Vapucd (Man:h ~
Second. totet the._ for a modan Die al
mapmllklng and (we hope) ctiec:iowry-ln
the first voyages of the MN MobfJ S«uch,
biggest and most advanced energy ·
explocer on the Sewn Seas.
Ocwl to oirWt. The $40 mllbon NoblJ Search,~ Gulf al Mmco ..
b1llll, la Nally• OCC• goiQg labthllt pn>bea b wMat ...... tle&&&W CJtl
...S .. .s.p@ieM• Them.loot..,.....-. wodaMlt.U elr .... (/fM cfoft't llh
~) to amd aoand wews lbloagh Wlllar wl .abed. thouandl al led
1nm rodr.. F.tnt echoa from dllaent aubaurmce &i¥as radl • d Jt 1 r
•mcroplaoe_.. tnilHng behind In a ~ cable and .,. ncorded on
our ffO-cha-el "'t.pe deck!" On-board computa-a tum thil Ntamk: dlita Imo
dd1M ao. Ndiona al the earth b on-dw-tpot ~ whlJc a UUUMe
Nl-v can radio the dllta to Mobd'1 t.echnlcal center in Dellaa.. To make an our
mmip mMb the apot ~.•computer ..,.mm tuned to rwwtgattonal llltelbla
md Lmd lbltionl afen"I the lhlp and Bra the air gum.
Lee. ......... The"'""" &tardt• ~ dalVl and~
hul wGI make foe' aafe !!Ing In tlopkal •or111111 or arcdc ...... Alrwi\I, the
s-dt• *"'dy .,.... .... etllp ha logged four yeus "°"'the North Sea and the
Arabian Gulf to the Soud). Chine Sea ... wheN lht crew once made a r9Q/Jv WWX·
peded 8nd: • boedoed of 'htnarw refugw. Our awwllhar9d drumaof dlwl tu.I
and 100 p:iunda ol lhtlr QWI\ food end walllr, end two dayt lar the 62 "boal
,,_,,,,.,, antwd ••and healthy In HoC'l9 Kong.
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~ films. In the 0 Canada
film, whk:h 15 shown in a simulated
mountainside mine. toboflRans race
down a Quebec hillside and 40,000
Canadian geese are seen rising above
the Sc. Lawrenoe Seaway. In the au-
d~ one native Canadian wept from
homesidmes
The Otinese mm is particularly in-
teresting to many viewer$ because it
does away dramatically wkh preoon-
ceived images of ClUnL In order to cap-
ture the counlry's varied land9clpes 1n
an exdting fashion, Disney experts
used helicoptera, altOI and even a ~
Ing team of 00.... to provide mobility
lor a drcullr duster of nine cameras.
Viewers of the teSU1tin8 film 8't allmp-
JeS of remote and seldom eeen aieas of
the People'• RepubUc of OUna: The~
dience takes a ride throush the FOfbid.
den aty. ~ flight up the 'f\np ~
and gazes down on ltfetc:hes of Tibet.
Mona>!ia and the northern reac::bel of
the Crellt Wiii.
The U.S. pavilion, called The ~
can Adventure, felfures res>lk:ll of ~buDdlnss from WWianw-~-"' VL, m~Mlence Hall ln PhU.
delphla and Thonllf Jeeeeeon'a home.
MontloeUo. Jn1k1e the pavlHon lt I
1.000... thelHr anc1. roumna mbled-
rnedla pnlaltlldon ol lhe llltion'• hlt-
tory, frOm the~· t ~ wttb music by phla Or-
Chellra and oommentlrY rwo tllk· 1nl robots polina • Berl ranklln Ind Mlttc 'IWlln. Frw:e'a pavUJon a lldewllk
cafewida~~
ol the FJlel lb-. which Wll buUt .. ~°'=~~= Md~ hll a bieelll•• ~ b-. ln »cMmilllill-cmllln eo bi t11P.Cwlhtowm .... _
hl'lalldlain. ~··---
tures an authentic British pub and
entertainment ranging from the Bard
himself reciting sonnets. to an ex·
uberant singing and dancing Pearly
Band.
Japan's pavilion ~ one of the moet
visually striking. housed in a blue-
rooled, five-story pagoda. topped with a
bronz.e nine-ringed spire wkh ~
wind chimes. C.olorful kites and fian..
ners fly above a hill garden, and mul-
ticolored carp swim under a lootbridge.
In the courtyard, a~ candymllt
practices an art nearly 2,500 years okl.
Sil\lllni and dandna. he snips. swirls
and shapes brown Japanese rice toffee
into drafJ>ns, unkX>ms and dolphins.·
1b lee all of F.PCO'T ak>ne (leavin8
out the Magic Kingdom, so dear to the
mMlY fans of the Mouse and his
friends). woukl require • leasa ™' full
• 1b enjoy )"OW VICllion a much
.. pollible, you should keep c:ertaln
things ln mind. The pavWona ol France, Italy, J.,.,
Maim and Oermany all have tpeCill
reauranta Wkh ~ cuillne. but l coWd be ell6ei' IO teeWe a rell!IYa-
lfon In EUJope tMn • Dilney. The ..
eriel hlYe beCome ~ popuo lar and aU the elllbllshments .,. ..._. *""' IQ"1eWhlt flotQ the~" 6ullnm. 1b obtain • raemtion lof
d1nn« ~ wlU hDe eo arrtve 111 Ewth
Stlllioll (the City Hiil ol EPCOI', ~
nal '° Sol08lhlP FMth In FUlllre World). at 9 A.M. ind wait In line.
Rernembe( EPCOJ' II bfa, 'bl'U do a
ID'elt deal ol Wiikin& IO aomtort.a.
lh>el are a mull Abo, dJICancel be-
tween exhlbltl we fab'ty Ion& IO don't
expect to eee the wtde ~ In one
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oftida1s have found that separate
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dinner then.
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I number of new plViUons and f9o
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this will help en.er. aowdl and cut
down on linM. Within 1be Y8' then
wf1J be many men! p&ICJl!ll to .,.
pltwlel to Wiid\, exhibb IO tee.
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thlt the fulwe of EPCOT be I*"
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11)'1 he hll an 80 pen::ent
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At least 100,000 Americans
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