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SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1983
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I Terrie c.8rr of lnine, Ma. Nude California,
poees in more traditional fashion.
Seeking ·exposure
!Irvine's Ms. Nude .hares her t.houghts
By GLENN SCOTI' are limi1ar onee for men) perform
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Terrie <:arr of Irvine would like be spokespeople fOI' the nude
people to know that nudity lm't lifestyle, which emphasba per-
I tho ume thing aa lleXUality. sonal freedom, cleanllnesa,
She ought to know. The heelthfulnaa and family llvtna.
I 21-year-old Irvine resident holdll 1lime aren't DM""rily the
the title of Ma. Nude California. trait.. however, ~t make more I Sm won it earlier this month in inhibited members of the public
a CIJl'ltest at a San Bernardino cwiom. They may limply wonder
nudist camp, where ahe wu what it'• like to take off your
lelkted over 11 other llmilarly clothes In public. undJad hopefuls. So lt'a a cha1lenae being Ma.
How ahe'1 ahootina for the big Nude California. but Terrie Carr
pdle -the one that rally can doe.m't mind.
altapult the winner into 801ne She explained that nudist
neftonat expolUN. That la the Ma. camps have strict ru1ee of bebav-
Nude Int.emational title which kll'. wtth no l8xua1 c:ionduct allaw-
.. be awarded In July at the ed In public. Seetnc a bunch of
~ camp, ~ Tree&U8e Fun naked people In a wbnlm:Jme ~ of tbe9e titles (there ;m,~ ~Alf-"''
A bMlW 1own ie one way
lo •tflek the deek for Le
Grana Cati.no at Newport
Harbor Art Mueewn. See
Style, Pap C3.
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ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA SO CENTS
Chilly crowds hit the beaches . .
By STEVE MARBLE or .. ....,,... ....
Louay weather, pounding surf
and thouaanda of tiny but anelly
red crat. could not tum back the
start of the annual Memorial Day
weekend bHch au.ck.
More than 80,000 people
showed up at Newport Beach
Saturday to ahlver away the day
under overcast akiea and chilly 62 ·
degree temperatuns.
At Huntington Beach, about
28,000 beach-goers apread towela
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out at the mile-long strand. At
state beachea, roughly 40,000
people turned out.
\'leather forecaatera are
Pttdktina a mixed bq for the
remainCler of the nollday
weekend with continued foe and
cloud• along the coaat and
sweltering 100 delJ"ee days ln
;"\land areal.
Daytime temperaturee at the
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Surfing mishaps:
They happen to
the best of t·hem· ·
By STEVE MlTCBELL or .. ....,,... ....
On a ecaJe of one to 10, John
Boden flc\ares he'• about a teW!l
• t.r' • bla aufinc abllldm IO· m. wife, Linda. whoata 1-'de
h1a bed In the lntemive care unit
at Newport Beech'• Haq Mem-
orial Ha.pital, dlaagreea. She aays
Leaders
greeted
by Reagan
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP)
-Leaden of the world's major
induatrialized democraclea
arrived in this town of picket
fences and clapboard bouae•
Saturday u President Reagan
told the nation that differences
with the alliett are "fewer and
ie.. crltical today than In a Jone
thne."
The pretident held teperate,
private meetlnp on a brick patio
behind an 18th century
plantation house with French
President Francois Mitterrand
and Britl•h Prime Mini1ter
Margaret Thatcher.
Mitterand hu been lnvtted to
make a •tate visit to the United
Stat.ea early next year and bM
accepted, an administration
official said Saturday.
A aenior · Rea1an
admlniatratlon official, who
spoke on condition that he not be
identified by nune, lndk:ated the
1-del"I were determined to moYe
ahead with the politically
1en1ltlve deployment of new
medium-ranee nucleer rnillOee In
Europe, while they continued '° economic matters.
haven't ocme here to
(See , PapAJ)
he'• a better aarfer than that.
Mon lib an eilbt ii the way the
-tt. Bow.,. '°" rank him. ... um.a'• ~ The 2$.~
Cowllft ~ta ma • no alouch
when It COll8 to teerlnC, Ai-rt a
wave.
He'1 experienced.
So bow come he'• in the
hospital. ,.nially paralyaed from
the ahouiden down after a IUl'f-tna ecddmt m than a mcnth qo
at the Santa Ana River Jetty?
"Hey, no one•a mare llW'JJriled
than me." the aJender JDU1.o
tachloed IUl'fer aaid. ":{ r'Mlly
didn't think aomethinc like this
would ever happen to me."
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''That'• pan of the problem"
aaya Newport Beach ftfeauard
chief Ken Jacobeen. "A lot of
these neck and back injuries
happen to veteran IWfen -the
onee who know the beech -the
experienced onee.••
Jw:ua.en uys the stmm of the
past winter haw completely
reculptmd the w bcacm,
~ IUMl ban pt inches
from 61 ~ aurface In eame
... -deep boll9 pt a t.w feet tr.. aban In othlr ...,.._
"Our own uletNUdl cloft't 8Yert
know what the bottom loob like
this year." the veteran Ufcuard
chief ~ "We're abmfutely
petrttied.
US Festival ln Devore, where
thouaanda of young muaic fans
have flocked, are expected to hit
102 today.
Lifeauarda along the Orance
Cout are cautiontna vialton to
expect 1arae aurf and strona rip
currenta. Waves up to etght feet
hit the shoreline Saturday. In
Newpbrt, guard• made more
than 6o ocean remuee.
In Huntlniton Beech, the body
of a •wimmer who has been
rni-.lna for a week wuhed up
late Friday at Soi.a Chica State
Park. Javier Soliz., 20, WU IMt
aeen wading In chest-deep water
off Newport. Authoritiel believe
the man drowned. An autoi:-Y
will be conducted ~ Or.nee County Coroner's .
The thoo•nda of tJ.nl:::'/ tuna
crabs, native to Beja om1a.
continued to wuh onto local
aandl Saturday. WbOe the crabs.
resembllna am.all Jobst.en. are
hannleaa. 1ifeparda report the
crustaoMm have a punamt odor.
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Wife Linda comlortl surfer John Boden,
who aa71 he'll take up another hobby
when he recuperates. .
J*ldled out to the break. Boden
MY' be cauaht a three-foot wave,
cut Wt. anil mDed out when the
peak dC.ed out bi front of him.
"l dove ott in front oi the wave,
with IQY blndl out OYW my
bMd.'' be mid. Bodin WM about 30 yardl
ot1lbare at the Ume, In an ar.
that nonnally would be at Jeut
thne feet deep.
"It coWdn't have been more
than 18 lnctM9 deep when I hit
bottom," BodlQ, akl.
The impact forof4 the youna
IW'fr• chin tnio bla ~ ''and
I felt a Una11n1 --tion all over bod . I knew V1hat had
" . th1nb the buoyancy of
hil wetadt kept hbn afloat -
albllt faa. down In the water. ~WM pnytna I would be able
tlO move. that it (the paral~)
... only telDPOl'U')'." be l:9Ca1la.
Thm be ran out of at.r. ~ started thinldna.1"hll 1a the
end,' and I knew fOI' IUl"e I WM
goinC to die ...
The next thine he ••• ~
la lytnc in the~ facinl
the aky.
"A wave must have flipped·me
aYett. •• be said.
A aarfer ;.t arrtvtnc at the
d ! I trted bwh pulled Bodeo'I
~Y out of the waW11 and sand around b.la b.d to
prevent movement.
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"He'a (Boden) the flnt one UU.
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terillst and aufer Dr. Jadl Skin-
ner, whoae tntereat in
oc•rM-elated neck lD.jLlrlel C
t.dt '°the •anmer ol 11'11 w
be uw one vidim a W9ek ad-
mitted '° the emeta-tY room at &.c. u. fMl'I um • ....,...
mllttt be • bed. OI' wane tbaa
foul'• maaco.
"We bad a .ccJOd nee.it ~
(See SUJUl'Bll, hp Al)
0tenge Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, May 29, 1983
prodUQe the kiDd of eexual stimu-
lation people otten .. about.
"You have to be ln the rf8ht
stai. of mind to go to camp." lhe
said . .,Nudity la for a penoo with
ari open mind -a penon wlth a
clean open mind. Nudity la clean,
very clean."
All thia doea have lta
pecullaritia For example, con-
test winners become hot
properties for mature audienoee
even though their meeuge ii
aimed at families.
Carr is a haird.reller worldng at
a shop in the Mimion Viejo Man
with ambitions to become a
photographic model. She said she
occasionally enters such thinga u
"hot T-shirt" and "hot buna"
contests but will keep tholle ac-
tivities separate from her rep-
resentation for nudists.
She Mid abe wouldn't conak:ler
a typical layout in Playboy or
Penthouae ~ as loil8 u
ahe baa ber uue. PiaYboY may do
a ....-cl on Ma. Nude Inter-
national, ahe aakt, but lt would be
fOC\.Ullnl on who1->me poees
rather than augest!ve ones.
n.e. days. abe'• bappy to
lpeU on behalf of the fw1 and
friendly atmosphere she aaid ahe
bu found since becoming a nudist
last year. During the 1ut two
weekS, abe said, ahe'a been ln
contact with dozens of people
who have asked aincere queaUons
about bow to become involved.
And next week , ahe expects to
make appearances on aeveral re-
gional television programs to ex-
plain nudism.
"It's a great feeling," she aaid.
Tributes,
·fests ·set
for big ·
weekend
By Tiie ~aaeelated Pffl•
Many American~ will pay
\rlbui.· .tp their fallen Warrion on
Memorial Day weekend with the
laying of gravellde wreatha and
the ettabliahment of new
monuments ln communities from
Alabama to Minneeota.
The weekend alao marka the
opening of beaches and parks
and the start of IW1lJ'nel' festivak.
A three-day rock muak: feat ln
Southern Califom1a drew tem of
thouaanda of peosate Saturday to
the amoqy deaert eut of Loe
Angeles (story P-ce A7).
SURFER ACCIDENT ...
In Indlanapolla, the drivers
and crews of 33 open cockpit
racing machines prepared fer the
67th runnfn8 of the Indianapolis
~00. The 500 Festival Parade Wllll
held Saturday and the race is
today, and an estimated 450,000
racing fans were expected. a week or 10 ago at Big Corona.
Two accidents this early ln the
season really makes ua nervous."
he said, shaking his head.
"What's tragic --really
tragic --are the ones who will
be permanently paralyzed as a
result of taking a running dive
into the ocean or falling off a
board," the doctor said. "It's
demoralizing to the staff here, as
well as the victims and their
famUjes
• • • In John Boden'• cue, the dam-
age apparently will not be per-
manent. He suffered a brui9e to
his spinal cord, but his doctor U)'I
his potential for complete re-
covery ta good.
In the weeks since the surfing
accident. he has progresaed to the
point where he can now move the
fingers of his left hand, the
thumb of his right hand, and his
feet.
"I was one of the lucky ones,"
he said, squeezing his wife's hand.
''I consider it a freak accident. rve
been bounced off the bottom
inany times.''
But no more.
Boden says he's giving up
surfing for good.
"rll stick to playi.dg tennia," he
laughed.
''Or lawn croquet.'' his wife
added.
Many Memorial Day eventa
were scheduled for Monday, the
official day of obeervance.
The holiday wu begun ln 1868
aa {)e<:oration Day, .et aside for
the decoration of graves of Qvil
War dead. It later became an
obeervance for all American war
dead.
Today, the southeastern
Alabama town of Eufaula will
dedicate a monument to all
Americans who fought in
Vietnam. Retired Army Gen.
William Westmoreland, former
head of U.S. fOl'Cel in Vietnam,
will speak.
SUMMIT STARTING ..
The marble column topped
with a bronzed eaale has a
plaque bearing the message:
"Noboi:iy in his right min'd
welcomes war, especially thoee
who have .een it." fight. Tbey've come here to ah.are
ideu and demonstrate a greeter
se.Dlle of momentum in aol~
the problema of the free world.
the offidal said.
One by one, in an order
worked out by protocal, each of
the vtslton arrived for 10-mlnute
meetings with Reagan at the Governo~s PalKe, a red-and-
HB woman
talks about
long ordeal
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN o< ... DllllJ .......
For ~year-old Lori Weisinger
of Huntington Beach, an
eight-year nigbtmatt la finally
oomlng to an end.
Wet.inger has been suffering
from chronic ulcerative coliU., an
agonizing digestive diaorder that
haa prevented her from holdina •
job and baa frequently kept her a
pri8oner ln her home. It baa
eeverely restricted her diet and
has forced her to~ hospital
treatment numerous times.
But Weisinger recently became
the first WOIDGl ln C.al.ttomia to
benefit from an innovative
aurgical pn>oedure dNlpwl to
help vtctiJm of tlUs ailment re-
sume a normal lifestyle.
"Thia operation pve me a
whole new chance," abe says.
•1t' .. given me t.c:k the Jaw and
energy that bad been drained by
the whole experience. And I
mialht have died without It."
Weisinger wanted to talk pub-
licly about her ailment and the
(See BB WOMAN'S, Pace AS)
gray-brick buildina fumllhed u
it WU just before the American
Revolution when it aerved the
British colonial govemar.
In the inomlng, the president
made a brief tour of the restored
colonial vtnace• Of Will.ianwbur&.
before turning to t,be ~ at
hand.
A monument to be unveiled
Monday at Mankato State
University in Mankato, Minn., is
a 2·foot by 4-foot brown stone
with a helmet and rifle on one
side, a dove of peace on the other
and a cra<:k running down the
middle.
Deir"" .........
Lori Weisinger hup "Mudey," who ga•e
her support during serious operation.
Lazy, hazy days ,
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Barbara Bentley (left) and daughter Stephanie huddle under
blankets near Newport Pier waiting for the 1un, while below
Linda Dudra of Corona uses a towel to keep warm.
Coinless
pay phones
• now 1n use
CoinlaB phone aervice for
emergency and directory as-
sistance c4lla la now available at
95 percent of the pay telephones
ln Orange County, Paclfic Tele-
phone olfidala aay.
The company baa converted
15,300 of its 16,310 pay phones ln
the county to ooinleaa service, aaid
Division Manager Diane n.11ac::ta.
The remaining locatlona, mainly
in y orba Unda and Placentia,
will be converted by the end of
thia year.
Tbe coinlesa phones, which
carry lNtructiona on u.e ln Eng-
lish and Spaniah, enable the caller
to dial 911, the all-purpcee emera-
ency number, without droppin8 a
dime into the slot first.
'1be coin1eea .ervioe not only
adda a new dimension to 811 by
saving valuable time, it alao
eliminates the frusttati.on of
aearching for a coin ln your pocket
or pune.'' Datlads said.
The ~ phclQla baYJ •
dial tone on the 1hJ..t when a URr
pk:ka them up. It la abo poalible to
me the phonee to call 0 for
operator, 411 for directory u-
sistance and 611 for repair
without paying fint.
Nonnal pay telephone calls will
still oaet 10 Ol!'ll ta.
ff,ilge Mesa project planned
By JODI CADENHEAD o<theDelr .........
The Amel Development Co.
has propo.ed buUd1na 409 con·
dominiuma, a 17-ctory hot.el and a
million aquare feet of hilh n.e
cxmmerdal office space ln c.c.ta
Meu that will shade nearby
homes. accord1n8 to a recently
reie.ed envtrcmmental study.
The report by Westec: Services
Inc. of San D6ego shows that the
51-acre project bounded by the
San Dieao f'rwway. Bear Street
and San l.eandro Lane will 1'9l.llt
in traffic and ~ pn>blema and
will «mt abldows on bomea In the
nell"by Greenbrook tract.
Qty oflldals aurpri9ed by the hefaht of propcmd build• ... aid
the plan wilf be reviewed by the Plu>n•na Cmm>itelm June 14
and the Clty Cow>d1 July 18.
''We were expectina 12 atoriea
at tba most," said ..iSor .city
planner Mike Roblnlon. .
Instead the developer -propc.ed builcUq 409 con-
domlniuma, ~2I-nory office
tM10ctt,,.., four mid-n.. and •
700-room boWI on the land.DlllU'
South c.out Plaza mall
wrratflc will be one of the
major~" said city p1armer
Mark Sellhehn ''The prtvacy of
.mgie family nadentl in mdlUna
sit. will be affected beca~ Of
the hlP tow9n. TblU' privacy
wOl obvtomly be ~ ..
1be of&e buOdlnp will em-
ploy 5,000 workers, who will -
require 756 houalnt unlta, accol'dlna to the report rel e 1 d
Friday.
'1be Amel project la located in
the ao-aalled South CoMt Metro
area that lndudm the Saldob
deYeJop:nent. South CoMt Pl.ua
Mall, Town Center, and the
Squ1tacm Home BMK:b.
In the next 10 ,.an any v.ant
land ~ tn tbla strip north of
the Su D6eaD ~between Barber Bouliward and the New-
pq&"t Freeway will 'be ...
Propmed mo tar in itl place are ept mll1kln square feet of cam-
merdal :c:.-ven hotei. md 1,000 ~.ahduma.
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NATION
Officer slain in El Salvador
eulogized at memorial rites
By 'ne A11oclated Prell
FRIPP ISLAND, S.C. -A U.S. Navy oUlcer 11.ain in El
Salvador knew "full well the dangera of duty," a ro.lniat.er aaJd
at a memorial aervice Saturday, and the young rtWl'• al.at.er
u.ld the family wu not bitter at his death. Navy Lt. Cmdr.
Albert Schaufelberger Ill, 33, a U.S. adviser in the war-tom
Central American nation, was shot to de£th Wednesday.
The slain officer's parents, Albert and Veronica
Schaufelberger, his brother Thomas and alBters Margaret and
Christine aat in the front row during the service in the All
Faith Chapel.
Longest-tenured mayor succumbs
ALBANY, N.Y. -Mayor Erastus Comin.g Il, the nation'a
longestrtenured big-city mayor, first sworn in the same month
Pearl Harbor was bombed, died Saturday of an apparent heart
attack. He was 73.
Salt Lake City battles flooding
SALT LAKE CITY -A busy city street was turned into
a makeshift canal Saturday to help drain a dangerously
swollen reservoir, while rising temperatures turned mount.a.in
snowpack into floods that lapped at homes, forced
evacuations and cloeed roads. Cities in the northern half of the
state reported iaolated flooding and officials feared the water
could rl8e as temperatures reached the low 90s in the area,
where moat of Utah'• 1.5 million residents hve.
NAACP asks chairwoman to resign
NEW YORK -The NAACP board of directors voted
Saturday to ask board chairwoman Margaret Bush Wilaon to
resign for suspending executive di.rector Benjamin L. Hooks,
and draslically reduced her powers in case she refused.
Retiree's life
runs In cycles
Bf JODI CADENHEAD or .. Dllr,......,.
Lawrence Howard, 71, ot Costa Mesa, •YI the hardest part
of h1I 2,200-mlle trip aero. country wu "cllmbtng all thoee hilla."
The retired janitor returned to C.O.ta Mesa Thunld.ay by
plane 1oolt1ng tan and flt after comple1J.na a rtaoroua. 26-day
bicycle trip from Calta Mela to h1I hometown in l:lkhart, Iowa.
. "It wu a chal19n19," aaJd Howard, when uked why he
would even attempt a journey that would exhaust moet people
half h1I ace. "When you retire, you juat can't tit around."
Acoordlna to the odometer. the C.O.ta Meun hun't done
much of that.
Howard, wbu didn't take up bicycllna in earnett until h1I
retirement a1x yean aao. had Joued 10,000 mllee on h1I allver,
$600 10-speed before tet1J.na out on h1I crc.-country ride April 22. •
Dreued ln a yellow T-aht.rt emboued with ''California.''
shorta and a helmet, Howard pedaled aero. deeerta, freeway.,
and car-clogged city 1treet1 -encountering occHional
ra.inatorm1. He averaged 87 miles a day, although, one day he
traveled 14&>mll.a
He Wen6 thtouah four b~ t1rel and lived moatly on
peanut butter and jelly u.ndwiches and oranges. He pitched a
tent four nJahta, but ,enerally alept in' hotell.
the time he pulled into h1I litter'• town ln Arkansas he
w A couple of television Wm crews aw&lied h1I arrival,
h th a shy amile.
At finl.ah line in Iowa, he wu greeted again by local
reporten and a throng of relatives, including a great-1reat
aranddaughter, who had been bom after he •tarted hla 90joum.
"You're never too old to bike," u.ld Howard, who belongs to
a local bike club that averqea a mere 40 miles on Saturdaya. "I
think it'• a ll"Ut way to stay young."
Orange Coast OAJLY PILOT/Sunday, May 29, 1983 -'I
Lawrence Howard, 71, after his
2,200-mile pedaling jaunt.
WORLD HB woman's medical ordeal ends
Israeli tanks roll into Lebanon
BEIRUT, Lebanon -Israel poured more troops and tanlu
lnto Lebanon Saturday and warned Syria it was atrona
eJ'lOUlh to take control in the event of war Syria pulled back
from the ceue-fl.re llne,-but proclaimed it would not bow to
"warlike threata."
Bombing plot told in Mexico
MEXICO CITY -The head of Mexico's security police
told reporters he haa aolid indications the Puerto Rican
terrorist group FALN planned to bomb a conference of U.S .
and Mexican legislators. Security agents were questioning a
third suspect Saturday and looking for at least two otherw in
connection with the alleged plot.
Walesa asks time off to see pope
GDANSK. Poland -Lech Wal~ 1~ of the outlawed
Solidarity union, has asked the Lemh Shipyllrd for time off
during Pope John Paul D'a viait to Poland June 16-23,
informed 80W'CeS said Saturday.
50 Ugandans sho~ stabbed to death
KAMPALA. Upnda -'fbe bodiee ot 50 Upndana who
had been shot and stabbed to deeth were dbmped at the aide of
the road near a village north of Kampala, the dally' newspaper
Munno reported today. Residents of Muaa.llita vi.llaae. about
30 miles north of the capital, laid the bodies, 90me of them Ued
together by the anns, were dumped from an unmarked truck
and left by the aide of the road. Munno reported.
STATE
Cop slays berserk man in LA
LOS ANGELES -A police officer ahot a man to death
Saturday after the man allegedly attacked four other people
with a knife and killed one of them, police said.
Actor seized on murder-hire rap
VALENCIA -Actor Eddie Fontaine has been released on
$25,000 bell after being arrested for allegedly 10lidting the
murder of his estranged wife, authorities satd. Fontaine, 56,
w~ real name ia Edward H. Reardon, was stricken with
chest peina as detectives were taking him to the Santa Clarita
Valley sheriff's subltation after his arrest at l a.m. Friday, Sgt.
James Rupsa said.
Jackson fights rights nominees
LOS ANGELES -The Rev. Jeae Jackson says he wW
fight confirmation of President Reagan's three coN1ervaUve
nominees to the Civil Rights Commlsalon, contendlnJ[ the
president is trying to "massacre" the panel. Jackaon, leader of
the Chicago-based Operation PUSH civil rights organiz.aUon,
said he will gather witneaes to testify against the nominees
during confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary
Coovnitt.ee.
Alhambra mayor faces bribe charge
ALHAMBRA -Mayor Michael Rubino wu arreaied
aft.er he allepdly pocketed $1,000 delivered by Robert R.i.sher,
the operator of an ambulance service which had 90ught a
contract in the dty, authorities said. The mayor bailed out of
county jaU Friday afternoon after being booked for
lnvestiption of 90llci\1Jll a bribe.
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operation, aaytq it may offer
hop! to a1.rn.llarly afflicted people.
Eight years ago, Weili.naer
graduat.ed from Corona del Mar
High School with a bright future
ahead. She had alwaya been a
healthy, athletic perlOn.
But 1Uddenly, at ace 17, the
diaorder aurf.aced. After enduring
three months of chronic diarrha,
abe viait.ed a doctor who dlalJv-d ulcerative coll tia, a
terioua lnOammation of the larp
intestine.
She wu lfven antibloticl to
control bacterial growth and oor-
ti8one to reduoeinflammation.
She wu placed on a strict diet
that pennitt.ed no dairy food.a.
fresh fruita or freah wtetables.
But deapite OClCaldona1 re-
milllon perioda, the aymptoma
gttW woree. Wetainger aaya ahe
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OAANOE COAST Daily Pilllt
lost one 8eel'etarial job after
another becau.e of the oeed t.o
make up to 60 restroom tripa a
day. Sbe WU holpltallzed levera1
t:imea, recelvinl blood cn.na-
twdana and Uquld feedinll.
The diaorder tumed her int.o a
hermit. She WU afraid to take
even a abort walk. outaide becau.e
an attack oould occur. She aaya
the powe.rful drup she WU
taking produced leVflre mood
twino and twice caUled her hair
to fall out.
AlWr another hospital stay last
yeer, ahe aaya her phyaldan rec-
ommended IW'let'Y.· Wei.linger
had alway. been reluctant to undetao tucb an operation. which
involves the removal of the 1arp
int.eldne. W..ie productm a.re ClOl-
lected ln a baa •ttadwd outside
the body In the lower abdomen.
She WU concerned th1I option
would .-1rict her lifestyle and
detract from her appearance. t:Jhe
a180 aald it would be an edm••on
the els-bad defeeted her.
Weillln8er ta)'I her luck finally
bepn to clw\ae when she be-
Olmil lnvolwd WUh-. San Dleao
chapter of the Natlanal Foun-
dation of DeiUa and Colitis. From
th1I IUpport IJ'OUP she leemed
about AdvancM ln the ireatment
of ber dbleMe beinl made at the
Scrtppa Clink in La Jolla.
At ScriJ>1J9. the wu If ven the
option of undergoing a "J-pouch"
operation.
In thll procedure, whkh Wela-1.naer say. hu only been per-
fonned at Scripps and at the
Mayo Cllnic in Minneota. the
entire 1arp intestine ii removed.
An Internal pouch ii created from
pert of the llUll inteltlne and t.
connect.eel to the patient'•
aphinc'Cet muaclea.
After a three to alx·month heallna period, the patient ahould
I ' be able to resume a nc.ma1 W. ..
WeiaiJlCer bad the eilh"'bour .
operation 1ut ~ber. Durial
the healin8 period. she bad t.o ...
an ext.emal w..te coDecdon
pouch. She Md to flcbt the ,
Medl-C.al l:JuNautnlC)' when ft I
refuted at first t.o pay for a ..xmd
operation t.o put tbf J-poUCb Into
uae, but the procedure w.. finally
oomplet.ed in April. _,
The 26-year~ woman II now
preparing to put the ~
behind her.
"rm looking forward to~
back a part of my life. -that l
definitely lost, like being able t.o
hold down a steady j>b," lhe uys.
It may be mid..ummer-before
Weiainaer ii well eDO'ach to 8lek
fWl·dme em,plormen\ -.in.
She'a a bit lmpaUent.
, "I want th1np to bappm ao
fut," she aaya. "Jt'a been a lone
eight yeara."
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"-4 Orange Oout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, May 29, 1883
People Express gets green light for bargain air .fares
I NBW.A8X. N.J. (AP)-People .... =tbt lntemaUonal jft llt M priml this week.
~ ~ ~ Uabt to fiy PeoPlil 6'clm Hewvk to l..ondon at
ti@. almoR ba1f the cheapemt
tu. aa.'ed bJ other echeduled
alrl1na
The Brldab Trade Department
panted tb9 airline a permit
Tb~ momlng after clearing
a ~e're~utely dellghted,"
aaid Patrlola Solom, a
~ for the airline.
''\Ve•r, truly pteful to the
t of Tnide."
t'll~IRIW echoed the le"1ti-
Dmlt. Ra!h,r. 28, of New
Yark. aid abe decided earlier this
week to go to London for Mem-
odal Day, but ''I never ima8ined
• fare this low."
In bepUla with ita no-frills
poJ.!cy, the .trllne planned
noth1nl lpedal for tbe ma1den
trana-Atlandc flight Thunday even1n1 out of Newwk Inter-
natkNl Airport, ju.st aero. the
Hud9on River from New York
City. But that '"'1n't bother mmt
pr~W~t about ftve and-
wicba • '' MJd Scott Miller,
20, of Enaliahtown, heeded for a
two-month backpack.ins trip t.hrouah ,Jurope. "Ham, turkey,
everythlna. We're really rc>Ulh-
~ it." "The food is uaually pretty t.d
on a plane anyway," added
Randy Webb, 20, of Newport
News, Va., another ~np!'
waiting to t>c.rd the first fl1ght.
'l1ie $149 fare is just over half
the exiltlna lowes\ trana-Atlantic
fare of $2?6 currently a'Yailable
for standby bookinp. remlni-rent
. of Str Fndd1e Laker• popular
Skytn.ln ~ which collas-d
1ut year.
People Jexpn.rc: to make five round-trip ta a week en
a 747 jet leued bankrupt
Braniff Airl.ln-. The one-way
fare '8 $149 foe eooac-ny and $489
for fim.dua. About m hour
before the lnauaural fliabt'• de-
parture for London'• Gatwick
Airport. airline ottlda1t Mid 150
economy and 37 f1nk1ua book-
in&I bad been made. ' llap Jtareti, the airline'• man-,
a81ng of:ticer, laid from 28,000 to
32,000 of the 68,000 .eata
avialable to Europe and back
until Sept. 13 had been told. Since
lltarting to take reeervationa Mon-
day, Pared aaid, People Expl'f*
hat been ptting 40,000 to 50,000
calls a day, JOmpared with the
normal 30,000 inquirie9 a day
People Ex...-mu.t aell about
~ P"'*'t "' the .... Oft .-ch ~t to make ' pro(it. PanU mid. He .dcs.i S. WM ~ oon-
c::emed that the flrlt fllaht WM
not told ~t becl...-"the !.ct that
we're flyin1 1a rewardtna
enouah·'' There will be 890 eoooomy
-:,~w 30 f1m.-dw -ta. a for eaich flllht. All of
the eecnamy .. ta were filled for
t.he maideu fllah&. laid airline
rpok_.,,.n Ru.ell Man:hetta.
The airline aaid it h.u no p1am
to add addttklnal fllahta.
"We can't fly any more
fllahta," Marchetta Mid.. "We're
limited becau.e the pemment
limited ua to .u,htly more than
200 fliabta a year.''
The airline will cut back aervtioe
to four days a week ln November,
he IUd.
The nMrly .veo.-hou.r ftfOta
won't feature the atrM to wlilch
airline ~ may be ec-cuttcmlCl. At on P90pl9 J!xpn9'
dommtk fUah1a, no complimen-
tary mMla will be eerved. ----... can pay for tb.eU' tickn once
they boerd, and a llDA11 extra cbarp la impoeed to check ..,_
~ •t49 fare a. jult over half
the exiltlng lowmt trana-Atlandc
me of •2'1& cummtly available
for standby bookinp. remlnlacent
of Sir FftlddJe Lakel"• popular
Skytnln llerWle which collapmed
lut year.
The Port Authority of New
York and New Jentry, whk:h
operates Newark a1rpol't, hat
credited People Expnm in J.arae
put with the ta~1.en6oua powth
ln ua. of aiJ1JOrt al.nee the
airline here In
April 1981.
In a l&atemen&. Pon Authority
Chairman Alan a.en--pn&.d
Che Brtillh .,wirnment'• ~
and called Newark "• pt.eway
for U.S. airline tram-Atlandc
fUabta.
lndwtry analym laid ~ da they dkl not expect
airtz: to cut f.,. to
People EKpna
"f don't think anyone ebe will
do an)'tbinl," aid BUot Fried. an
execuUw Yiee preddent for
Sbeanon-American hpreu.
''Three hundred_ .. a day 18 not
aolna to de9troy anyone elae'• traffic ••
About 4,000 aeeta a day are
available on the 10 jumbo jem llDd
two c.ocai.cte. that make daily
tram-Atlantic cnwtnp fron?
New York.
~=~~, aJ •. :f. :·.1,::.. Beginning June 5th •..
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In caae of a tie, ties will be ew•dld. W• •nd glfta.
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State hoard · adopis transportation policy for .pr~jecis
In federal revenue that'•
expected to g ive the State
T ransportation Improvement
Program It.a largest booct since
the 1960s. according to a
commission staff report.
under \he 1983 propam and the
1tate could honor Ila oommltment
of 1Mna all 38 countlea thelr
min1mwn prol)Ol'Uonaie share.
that aid, pro~1 a ahortf.all In
It.ate revenues of u much u $&()()
million by the 1987-88 filcal YMr·
• be1an hearln1 teaUmony from
Northern C&Ufomla county and
reafonal ttanapoNtlon qencte.
on which projects deserved
fund!J\I.
In other' llCdon. the comnu.lcn
....UOC.ted ta.e mru&on trcia ~i
now-defunct Oxnard-Lot'< ~elel commuter train to rail
Nrvlce on the San Franetsco'~
Penbwula. L•
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An
elcht·point poUcy detugned to
help telect worthy projects from
the dm.ena competing lor money
under a 1983 roads improvement
procram hu been adopted by the
It.ate Transportation Commission
This year 's battle for funds
may be even stiffer than usual
because of a significant increase
With California projected to
receive $1.2 billion from the
federal government, ~Uy high·
priority projects could be funded
But me ttalf memo allo noted
that the booat ln federal aid
would lncreue mat.china fund.a
required of the state. And it
warned that California might not
have enoueh caah to capture all
The state Improvement
program. which sketches a five·
year plan for highways around
the state, is readopted eech year.
After cUscuaa1ng and voUna on
each of the eight points, the
commissioners immediately
The comm.l.-ion will meMUre
those proposals and othen
agalnat the eight guidelines and
decide at Ila June 29-30 rneetin&
which should be funded.
The move will help redUt. &be i mt.e's suti.idy to the rail ~~
llnklni San FrandMlO and Ban' I
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ALL SIMULATED FASHION PEARL
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REG. 7.50·20.00; 5.19-15.lt
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Ae Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sund•y. May 29, 1983
Candy is dandy, hut
, don't stop there
There'• a commotion ln the state leglalature, the like of
which hasn't been aeen ln .everal leSliona.
The reuori for the three ring drcua la Gov. George
Deukmejian'• propoeed tax lncre8le measure ... or in his w ords, the "almin& of tax loopholes."
In addition to the usual legislators bickering, barkering and
barp1ning over this hot topic, lobbyiata from the various
industries which might be affected by the legislation h ave
descended on Sacramento with the fervor of traveling revivalist
~rs out to save eoula from the eternal damnation of
lncreaaed pricee.
Deukmejian'a proposal is not frivolous. It comes after his
specially appointed Goverment Efficiency Team investigated the
pomibility of alldng into state spending to help balance the
budget.
They needed $200 million dollars. They came up with $57
million out of the budget and the rest from various new tax
l.nc:reuel.
There is no question that California needs the money. Even
with the propoeed taxes on candy, horse racing, bottled water,
video games, computers and like, we won't be able to maintain
our current levels of spending in are.as like aocial welfare, health,
safety an4 evirorunental programs, and without doing even .~.ore
serious damage to the stat.e's education system.
Let'• just face the fact that Californians will not get a
government that 8e1"Ve9 them adequately without new revenues.
And it's not just chocloate ban and Perrier that should "cloee the
tax loophole."
For decades there has been no increase in the tax paid on
California wine. A1ao ripe for 10me plucking are beer, liquor,
tobacco, oil and mineral industries, among othera.
We have cut back on programs and services throughout the
state. It was a straining and difficult exercise. But worth it.
It is now dme to awing the pendulwn back toward
reuonable govenunent spending for needed programs and
1ervices.
No ma¥r how loud a howl is put up by lobbyi.sta being paid
by aped.fie · buaine.es, the leplature must find a way to
reuonably reaae11 our policies on taxable goods.
• Op inions exprt!'Ssed on th~ space above 11re tho~ of the 01111y P11ot 01ner views ll•
PrtUPCI on tn1s P•oe art' those ol th•or authors •nd 11rt1sls ~e11der comment as 1nv1t
N AddrtU The D111ly Polol p 0 . Bo• tS60, Costa M!'Y CA 911>71> Phont! 17UJ U2·•321
MAILBOX
• Games is a winner
To the Editor:
Recently a review wu written
on a lhow "The Game of Games"
in which Tom Tltua 8eVerely
crttid.led the quality of the abow
aa well u the acton.
I have aeen the ahow on two
OCY'Mkma. I have been a pert of
two grous-of people, approx·
imately 30 ln number,• well as
1poken to at leut aa many others
who have eeen the ahow and they
have deec:ribed the abow excel-
lent and very informative u well
aa humoroua. In fact, I talked to
one teacher at my 8Cbool that baa
u.ed the mate.rt.al with her atu-
denta and the students are now
able to recognbe penon.a.lity dif-
ferenoes.
I do ~ that in the per-
fonnanoe .een by Mr. Tltus the actmc WM not u sharp u the
other performance I laW last
December, but it wuoertalnly far
superior to the large majority of
"profetlM>nal" ahowa that I at-
tend.
I think Mr. Titus would find
conaiduable diaagreement from
the other critica ... the audience.
The ahow la excellent Jn enter-
tainment and well worth the
price of admission .
JOYCE GARR
Long Beach
Using the big lie
To the :Editor: AFT member1 only but a en.
A. 1hown in your article of 9eCllon of the concerned public
May 15, the Coast Community who put thoee board memben in
College Diatrict offi.ciala have office and can jolly well remove
learned their lemoll well ln how them with caUlt'.
to uae The Bil Lie a1 a How can they conceivably call
propaaanda tool. The trick la to t h i 1 d e c e p t l o n ll
distract the taxpayers and vo1en "laboP.management matter''
from the primary l.lluee behind when most of the 13,000 petition
the recall pettflon and focu1 ~ fall into neither category?
att.ltion b-..ad an an lmpl'OV9ll --We &axpayera want a board
allegation th.at the local AFT that i• truly reapo nsive to
union la trytna to UIW'J> "their'' community lntereata. We want a
authority -and sain control of board that ii lntere9ted primarily
''their'' board. in education lnatead of board
In the tint place, it ls not 8111'andbement u exemplified
"their" board but th.at of the by the ie.aed car and plulh-office
elected repteMntatives of the route. CoWd we not cut out aome
people who were selected to of the fat and frl1la to meet the
eerve the bat lnterellta of the bud1et llmltationa rather than
voters and taxpayers of thia advocatina a detrimental teacher
dilltr1ct in a apedal capacity. layoff u ihe cure for all evi.la?
Secondly. the 13,000qnarun. GERALD OORLEY
collected ao far repl'ftent not Huntin.rton Beach
b I. BDJd /Experienced
"Where 1eldom ts heard a
dJaiouraalna word . . . '' Thia line
did not-wfnd up ln tbe aon1
"Borne on the Ran1e" by
eoddent. It'• a matter of record
that the compc:.r of that dJtty.
Dr. Homer Croy, went west to
Kanaa to 1et away from hl1
naainl wlf•.
·~ you.r prdlDlr' by hit
panta," advlMlil an experfenced
IOdalite. "U tbeY're patched on
dlt knees bin him. U they're
patched on tbe .. t. dcl'l't.''
Ccnllder' ~ • 811.....S
Clthen if you recall that
unhapp1 time when ft\UMl'OU9
Third Wodd nitkinl 0*9it molt
of their money by printing fancy
poat.age •tamJll.
Q . Do many people have two
stomacha7
A . No. not many. Fewer of
record, ln fact, than 100 ln the
lut 350 yea.rt.
Cl&im~ aa the flrtt female
milltonalre ln America wa1 a
black woman called Madame C.
J . Walker. 1887-1018. She
ct.v.q,ed a hair conditioner ln
lndtwpoU.. Th ... "financial
anta" are Pft'1Y hard to vertty, un.fartu.nate\y. Neither men nor
women of mean• bave been
much wont to talk .t>out their
IDOftlr1. Ade the ms.
lltplnhma
This is to sertify that
MARY LOU FUNFAT
has graduwaited from Shady
Oaks Public High School.
having completed the requi-
red currickulum. ~~r~
Alfred Foti, Princlpte Shady Oab Public High
June 11, 1983
A clever Soviet trick
WASHINGTON -When
President Reagan meeta allied
leaders thia weekend in
Wllliam1burg, Va., he may
diacover in a very penon.a1 way
that he was snookered into
dropping the Soviet pipeline
sanctions -by a combination of
friends and enemies. Some of the
culprita will be sitting rtsht in
the conference room with him.
As I reported laat November -
when Reagan announced the end
of the unctions he had lmpoeed
in January 1982 -the Soviet
leadership had outguessed the
White Houae at every ltep of the
game. Probably with the aid of
the KGB'1 intelligence network,
the Kremlin leacfers anticipated
Reagan's moves and checkmated
him wit the skill of cheu
grandmastel"I.
The C IA played into the
Kremlin'• hands by producing
two shoddy intelligence est.Jmaiea
on the likely effeQtl of the
sa nc tions. The n the agency
compo unded ita errors of
judgme nt by following the
recornmendationa of an American
company that stood to 1aln
millions if the 1anctlon1 were
lifted
FINALLY , the State
Departme nt was evidently
persuaded by our European alllea
that if the u.nctions were llfted
they wo uld join the United
States in a broad ~ton
trade with the Sov iet bloc.
Secretary of State George Shultz
convinced Reagan thia wu the
cue. The presiaent wW find out
th1s weekend just how empty the
allied leaden' uaurances were.
My aSIOciate Dale Van Atta
hu pieced together a atory of
guile. greed and incompetence
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Interviews over the past 1ix
montha. Here are the detaila:
As I reported in November, the
Kremlin f~ -correctly -
that Reagan would impo1e
unctions on pipell.M technology
ll the Rusaiana cracked down on
the rebellious Polea. Knowing
their own timetable for the
crackdown, the Sovieta ruahed to
nail down oontrac:tl for pipeline
equipment with Weatern
auppllen. The final contract wu
1lgned in Moecow on Dec. 14,
1981 -the day after martial law
had been declared in Poland, and
two week• before Reagan
announced the unctions.
THE ONE U .S. company
whoee producta were considered
by the Sovie1a to be vital to their
pipeline was General Electric.
And GE obvloualy nood to make
a bundle lf the ~ona were
lifted. Knowtna this, the CIA
relied heavily on GE for
lnformaUon on how the unctiona
were working -or not working.
A GE repreeentative, in fact,
coordinated and controlled a
two-hour CIA briefing for White
Hou1e and State Department
offlclala in early 1982. Hi1
preaentation naturally favored
dropping the unctions, and it
went 1ub8tantially unchallenged
by the CIA.
In Augu 82, the CIA
produced an intelllpnce estimate
that dumped all over the
aanctfona. Upeet by the report,
National Security Adviler
William Clark wrote CIA
Director William Cuey in
September and a1ked him to
reconsider.
EXAMINATION of the CIA'1
Aug\.< estimate lhows lt was a
poor effort. It shoWI complete
ignorance of the term• of the
contracts the Sovieta were then
ruahing to completion.
The CIA alao dra1tlcally
undereetlmated the value to the
Soviets of their gu pipeline to
Western Europe -obvioualy a
vital conalderation in uaesaing
the degree of punl1hment
inflicted b~ the aanctiona. The
CIA flgUred the Ru..iana stood to
make about $5 billion a year after
completion of the tint pipeline
segment. But other intelligence
e1timatea put the Hgure at $8
billion -$10 billion a year.
Even wo.rae, the CIA didn't
even addreu \he question of
Soviet au aales .,qhen two more
strand• of the pipeline are In
~lace -estimated by othen at
$30 blllion -MO billion a )Ce&r in
badly needed bard currency.
IN OCTOBER, the CIA gave
Clark the leOOnd estimate he had
asked for. It waa euentially a
justification of the flrat one. With
the CIA firmly against the
sanctions, Shultz wa1 able to
persuade Reagan they lhuld be
lifted. A. a face-saving gesture, It
wa1 announc ed that the
European allles would join in a
tough general agreement on
trade with the Soviets. The
prealdent will try to hold the
alliH to their prom i1e this
weekend.
WHAT 'S TO HIDE?: Last
February, board members of the
taxpayer-funded U.S. Synluela
Corp. held a meeting by long-
distance telephone conference
call. Chai rman Ed Noble
pointedly reminded the board
members to be 1Ure their office
doon were closed, lest anyone
ea v esdrop on the board's
business. Rep. Mike Sy.,.r,
D-Okla., wanta to know what the
board didn't want the public to
find out about. He asked for J
tramcript of the board'• cloeed
meetingl. He has alto uk.ed the
board to explain why .o many of
lt1 meeting• are closed to the
public.
JOLTING STATISTICS: Tbe
recent earthquake ln Coalinga.
Calif., wu relatively moderate
and occurred i n a largely
agrlcuhural area. No one wu killed. .
But government acientilta uy
t~e chance• are 50-50 that a
much mo~ powerful temblor
wW hit a heavily populated area,
like Loa Angel.ea, in the next 30
years. The det.th toll could easily
.-ch 13.000.
The appareotJy inevitable
quake will al.lo have a .ertoua
imPtct on the nation's high-tech
and defeme industries centered
in California. A recen\ NatJonal
Secwity Council study of the 21
counties along California'•
geological fault lines notel that
the area producea "about 57
percent of the national output of
guided mi11iles and 1pac e
v e hicles, 40 percent of the
semiconducton and related
devices, (and) 32 percent of
guided m1-ile and apace vehicle
pe.rta and awdliary equipment.,.
The 21 counties al9o produoe
31 percent of the nation's wine
and brandy
Terrorists are still business • Ill
World and domestic t.errorilm
are increui.na at 1 tenif}'i"8 rate,
reporta The Amodated Prem.
~:r~~== and hardel' to stop.''
No h.araher proof could oome
than the mindle9a bomhma of the
Amerlc.an embusy ln Beirut that
mangled more than 50 ln.nocenta
who never had a chance.
It enrapd the free W«ld;
lhocked and depremed a United
Staie. that la not aa:wrtomed to
havina ita people bnatalbed by
mad elementl who hurry to tab
"credit" in the name of their
twisted caUleS.
It would eeem that thae
murderous lndi,rutie. would
cawie ua to rt.e up ln demand of
improved ~ve t.ecbnlq\a
and operationa d.tcned to put a
hand on tem>Nta before they
throw thetr bombs.
In March, U.S. Atty. Oen.
WUllam French Smith did
prec:Uiely that ln alvinl the
n-,-,.-.-.u-1-ur-~fi operations.
The Loe Anafelea Tlmet re-ported that •'ift • decUioo that
eventually ciould have bro.cl na-
Uonal imp)Jcationa, U .S.Datrlct
Juda• Su.an Get:iendanner
characterl.Jllill the 8elpn Admin-
Lltratioo l\ddelinea M IO 'lenient'
that they would allow the p -
emment to apy on acttvltiee
pro1eCted by the Flnt Amend·
rnent.''
So. there we ftO again -the
most overworked and oveJWed of
all the constitutional amend-
men ta, the good old Flut -
becomM the lhleld for terrorism.
The aurvMna families of the
Beln.tt embuay vlct1ma IW'e-
lyflnd this hard to understand.
In April. 1em than 30 days after
the J'Bl had moved to let, it had
to bKk down under the federal
~· order, Pftll'.&fO bun leafo\ll mmtlbera of eor...-and
dvtl Uberdea aroui:-. Now comm
FBI Dlrec:tor William H. Webster
-who lldd the March cuJdeU.nm
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140,000 jam US Festival opening
DEVORE (AP) -St.eve better than the day'a eulier ctot.eiw of food and bewn&e robbery~ •uto thett.
WOIDJ.ak'a deeert dty sprang to estimates o1 65,000 to ?6,00(). · booths. ni. Saiurdayi arrena tllq In-
colorful ll1e api.n Saturday aa The tint US Feetival lMt Labor aen,r.ny cbeerfu1 and ap-eluded aeveral f« ael1inl count.er-
thn11sanda of 1Cantlly clad US Day weekend drew an elttmated parently well-Pftpared to beat felt Ucke11, a prob1llD. ~t
F.Uva]aoen sweated, danced 400,000 people over three days to the heat with 8qu.lrt bottlea, p}aaueet 1Mt ~· f..Uval wbei
and sunb.thed to a lively New Glen Helen Regional Park, about towell and wann weather war, aneltimatedlO tol&peftlf!fttof UM
Wave rock ahow. 60 miles east of Loe Anples. the auctienice w• nonethelal audience entered with bOlw
Performances by the Divinyls, A h d f h PfOYid1na more 'butinml for the S--· INXS and Wall of Voodoo aet an ope • or crua of San Ber1iardino County Sheriffs MOit of the f.uw cattered
upbeat tone as the youthful last-minute ticket buyers did not De .... -t than 1Mt ~.,., E an au~ bowl de-' d ttled in aeem to be tnaterlaliJing at the ---· ~-crow ae for up to three nearly deeerted on-site ticket crowd. wbkh yielded only about to eooommodate up ft'
days of music, a science fair, booths three dozen arr-ta for the three ,000 JM10P1e and ldctl*I bllCll
speakers and a satellite broadcast · dal'. · en~ to comerve· eDel'IY m
between the United States and But the smaller-than~xpected · By O'ld-aftemoon. the depart-ibe beet. '
Rusaia. crowd made the aotna easier for ment reported ?8 ariwD at the "When they ,r.t ·ttm plllce
By early afternoon, festival thole. who d1d brave smoqy air aite linoe Wednelday, J.ncluding almolt full, It Nmalnl to ... bow
organ.ir.ers from UNUSON Corp. and temperatures In the mid 90a 27 aince the lite opened Saturday well it'll bold up. But n,ht now,
announced jubilantly that attend--a al'J()d 10 degrees lower than morning. there'• plenty of water, there11
ance had reached 140,000 -not lu\ year. There were virtually no Of the totia} arrests, 37 were for bathroom facilities, people are
as much as the 200,000 per day lines at· the site'• open-air felonies lncludina -ult, I*-oourteoua to an ~t -lt'1
or-. Coatt DAIL y PILOT /Sunday, May 29, 1983
Donna Vincent and Greg Gumm of Costa
Meu get into the US Festival spirit.
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they were hoping for, but far showers, water fountaina and .-ion of d.ruga and weapona. nice," said Mark Petrtzm,·27.
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FINANCE
STOCKS
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Lalcen try to narrow
· 2-0 deficit when Ibey
host Sixen today. B3.
Daryl Sconiers is greeted by Ron Jackson and Fred Lynn alter the
.former Orange Coast College star 1luged a grand slam home run
for the Angels in the lint inning Saturday night.
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·aeuon. rookie Daryl Sconien of the Angels decided O• Tt' tNay for the 10th time in its tut 12 gama The Indiana cut the lead to~ in the third on
he. wanted to be. a power hitter. He made a few Cll•••el 5 at 11 Sconien at.o drove in a nm in the ninth with Andre Thomton'a RBI double and a two-run double
adJUStrDenta and it's paid off. a double, living him five RBI on the night. by Bake McBride.
"rve always bit the ball hard. but never had the way to help the ballclub. Who wants a 6-foot-3, Zahn 8C8tt.ered nine hits, walked two and did 'nle Anteia added a run in the fourth on an RBI
trajectory that most longball hitters have," the 195-pound first buetnan who'• a Punch-and...Judy not strike out a better aa be recorded h1s fifth lillg)e by Beniquez, and Cleveland got its final nm
Orange Cout College product said after his hitter?'' complete pme of the yeer: in the bottom hall of the tnnina on Toby Harratl'•
first-inning grand slam homer sparked the Anaeia Sconlen now haa six home runa, includlnj two Cleveland lleCOnd bueman Manny Trillo mia-aacrlfice fly.
to their sixth straJaht victory, a 7-4 d«i.sion over the grand alum. and had driven in 23 runa in only 82 handled 1-dolf bitter Rod C.arew'a pound ball for Scpniera' run«Xll'inl double in the ninth
Cleveland Indiana Saturday nl&ht. at-bata. r....t -.i in Triple A ball at Spokane, the an error openinc the tint inning. A 8lngle by Juan oompleted the .:od.nl·
"In early April. I made a couple adjustments to left,.handed better had Ollly five bame runa. Benlques and a walk to Ron JacDoo loeic:led the The two teams are *It in action thia momtng
get the bell in the air," continued Soonien. "I Geoff Zahn rai8ed h1s record to 5--3 for the a:-. Fred Lynn walked. a1Jowtna Carew to 800ft, at 11 with Ken Fonch (3-3) due to bee CleYeland'a
figured for me to drive in rum would be the belt American I.._.,. Western Divillion leeden. Len md Sa..,. followed with hil aixth home nm. Rick Sutcliffe (5-2).
Detroit first baseman Rick Leach has ball waiting lor Minneeota
baserunner Tom Bnmanaky on pickoff play.
Today's Indy 500:
It's up for grabs
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -The
fonnula f« r:::l• lnd1anapolia ~. with -«ttina rookie
Teo FabA at the had of the fMtelt
field eYer", may be the most
volaUle in the 67-year history of
the world'• richest auto race.
The 6-~ hbi, 27-year-old vet-
eran of tht spc:.18 car drcuit.
awpUed the radq WOl'ld by
driving a C.0.Worth-powered
March to one-and four-lap quall-
fytna l'ecolda lMt weekend, tum-m, a alnpe lap at 208.CK9 mph
and awracsnc 207 .396 for the
Gnuna run.
But the Italian LI not the
,_write in a field that Includes
&ve farmer winners and la es-
pected to be ClDe ol the mast
competitive ever at Indy. Allo included in the field Dlick
Simon of San Juan C..p.trano.
Slpta Ana'• Dinny Onpia. Geoff
Brabbmn of Sa Clemente, and
MJcbaeJ Cbendler and Stew
Kriloloff from Dana Pant.
No one drtYer hall cbnlnated
tht mmth ol pnctb and time
triala 1-dlnc up to thia year'a
1Wl9. A r900ld 10 atarten quali·
tied at man than 200 mph.
But Rick Meua, the 1978
cbampMlri and fonner Speedway
record-bolder who will a1art bis
Pemke1PC-ll from the oumide ol
the front row next to the
March-C.mworth of wtenn Mike
,,. Tl' ,..,.,.,
Cll•-el7at•
Mmley, would appmr to have a
aliaht edge CJll the a-. of starting pomtion and experience.
"You have to think Rick will be
the man to beat," •YB thnle-Ume
Indy winner Al U.-r, who allo
la ·Meara' t.mmate. "He'a up
flUlt, experienced and be'• WOil
here before.
"alt I think rw aot a real FOd
abot, too, and 80 do about llx QI'
aeven other suya."
Meua, who went into last
~· na aaa hesvy fawrite but bt to ~time w1nmr Gordan
Johnoock by abrteen-hundr.ttha
ol a a.xmd in the cic-t and llM.t
dnmatic &u.b in IDdJ biltory,
~·t care if be'• faYGred or not.
'"The only thine I W«rJ about
la nmnina my nee," Mean aUd.
"Whether you call me a favorite
(See INDY, Pqe 81)
Horvath stuns
Navratilova;
McEnroe Wins
Fernando finally heats Giants, 5-0
' Baker'• arounder scored
Valimluela.
Aftmo the Dodaen' four-nm
9ICDnd. they ..... 1-1 blU.. by reu.v.n Rmle u.uri mil ol1m
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Kunkel back on job;
greeted with brawl
l'nm AP d!IN&claet
NEW YORK -Bill Kunkel, Ill
de.criblng hhmelf u "Uvina proof
that there'• Ute aft.er caooer,'' la beck
on the job aa an American LMcue
umptre.
The 46-year-old Kunkel, who jJlned the AL
staff in 1968, worked hit flrlt aame of the aeuon
Friday night, barely three months after his
te00nd cancer operation in it. than two years.
And in lem than an lnnlna, Kunkel and the
rest of his crew were lnvofved in a bench-
cleartng brawl between the New York Yankees
and Oakland A'a.
"Healthy or not, I would have rellCted the
same way," said Kunkel, who was aiaiioned at
third base becaw.e ''without 1pring training I
wanted to get back in to the feel of thlnp. rve
got to stop think1ng and It.art reacting."
He reacted like any arnart umpire. "I stayed
on the outside," he said. "When you're on the
lna.ide, you loee perspective. My health never
entered the picture."
Quote o( the day
Derek Harper, junior guard on the
Dlinoia buketball team, deK:riblng Coach
Lou Hemon'• re.acUon to Harper's demon
to make him8elf available few' um year'•
NBA draft: "He dktn't jump up and down
and aay, •rm glad you're leavi.ng.'"
Graham takes two-shot lead
David Gralaam converted hi• l!I
3-under-par 69 and Andy Beaa'a
double bogey on the final hole into a
two-stroke lead Saturday after the
third round of the Memorial Golf Tournament in
Dublin, Ohio. Bean. the aecood-rouod leader,
shared the top spot when he and Graham went
to the 18th tee, but Bean drove into a fairway
bunker and had to play his aecond shot with the
ball well below the level of hia feet . . . Patty
Slleellu blrdied three of four boles rnJdway
th.rough her round to take a one-.ahot lead at the
Corning Classic LPGA evenL Sheehan'• 209 for
M hole. was barely enoulh for an edge over
Katlly Hite going into today'• conclualoo of the
tournament. }{he shot a record-tying 66
Saturday to climb into contention.
INDY WIDE OPEN. • •
From Page 81
Righetti, McGregor sharp -
Dave Rlclaeatl ecatt.ered aeven .•. hUa and Roy Smalley drove 1n two
rum with a lln&l• and hit ~nth
homer, 'leadin1 the. New York · ·'
Yankeea to a 15·2 vtctory·ovv Oakl•nd Saturday nlaht ln the American Leque. ~is l1nack
out a aeuon-hJah elaht ln upplna lilt~ to
7-2 . . . In other AL acUon,-lefi.-hander &ott
McGrecor wu ai.o on hit pine, ~a two-
hitter, u Baltimore ahaded K.anau city, 1-0.
Edd.le Marray had one of Baltimore'• three hita.
a ma11lve home run, and lt wa1 all that McOreaoc. 6-3, required • . . Tom Paciorek
drow In five nana with a tie-breaking two-run
homer in the aixth lnn1ng and a bues-to.ded
double in the tle'Wnth, J>OWerlni RJdarcl DotaOD
and the Chk:a.ao White Sox to an 8-3 tdwnph
over alwnpina Texas. It waa the ftanaen' 11.xth
1oes in 8eVeft outinp . . . Clllet Lemon ignited a
three-run sixth with his fourth homer as Detroit
bruahed off Mlnneeota, 6-1 . . . Lloyd Moaeby
doubled to snap a ~6 tie in the lixth and later
scored on a aacrif1ce fly in Toronto's 9-15 conquest
of Boston . . . Ma1111y Cutillo drove in the
tytna run with a pinch triple and ~red the
winning run on a aacriflce fiy ln the eighth lnnina u Seettle nudpd Milwaukee, 4-3.
Schmidt's heroics lift Phils
Mike Sc•mldt alammed a two-out Ill
homer in the bottom of the ninth
lnn1ng Saturday to give Philadelphia
a 5-3 victo!"y over M""onu.1, mapphla
the Phil1Ms' aix-pme losi.na streak. Schmidt,
who had been 0-for-22 and had atruck out four
times on 12 pitchea in the pme, blaated the tint
offertna from Jeff Reardoa for hia eighth homer
of the ....i . . . In other National League
action, Gary RedH stole
home with one out in the
bottom of the eighth i.nnjng to
gjve Clncinnati a ~3 decision
over Pltt8burgh . . . Chis
Clambllta drllled a tie-
breaklng two-run pinch
single in the slxth Inning to
help Atlanta notch a 6-4 win
over the Chicago Cuba . . .
Jua BoaWa linCled in a pair
r. , ) . . ·,
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f
~-
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ea-T of rum in the lixth lnn1ng 1o
rally San Dteso ~ the New York Meta, M
. . . JoH Cm 1 plnch double in a four-run
fifth lnn1ng sparked Houston to a 9-2 romp of St.
Loula. "'
or not, l still have to go out there
and perform. All I have to think
about ia ~ what the car and
cim.UmtaDOea on the f"llCe track
will l)ve me. You can't fexu!
thinp out there in a !W>O-mlle
knowledge that over the years, includin& the 1982 1'11Ce, the at.art
hM produced IOIDe of the want
Dl'Jl'Pf!l11s in an event that hill
taken the lives of 33 driven.
race.·•
But history ahows you can't
count out l"abi, even though he is
8 rookie here and the 1lllt
fint.year Indy start.er to win WM
Graham Hill in 1966. In the pest
eight years. the pole--wtnner baa
won four times and never fin.
iahed wone than th..lrd.
A 30 percent cbance of lhowen
is forecast for thla momin&. wltb
tempentw'ell in the mid 70... The
race is to begin at 9 a.m. PM'.
The start at lndianapoU.. with
11 rows of three-wic» atarten
trying to tunnel at apMda ap-
proaching 190 mph into what la
bu:ically a two-lane first tum. la
considered by many the most
dangeroua .m,Je mnment in a
very dangerous apol'L
It is heightened by the eJactrit'
tenaion of the ~crowd and the
KeYin Coon. who waa atarUna
his .amid "fudy race a year ago,
icJ1ited a me1ee lut May that
bepn even before the field
c:ro.ed the starUng line. It'• atUl
uncertain 1f a part in the rear of
h1a Pemk.e racer broke, • he
inalsta, or if he simply lmt control
in the excitement of the moment,
aa some veteran driven clalm.
But Copn'1 car, atarlina in the
middle of the front row, suddenly
darted right, bitting the r.r of a
car driven by four-time winner
A.J . Foyt.
<Apn'a car then veered btlck
acrom the track and into the path
of 1969 Indy winner Mario An-
dretU. The col.Uaion took both of
them out of the race. Wllh can
dMng in~ direction trytna to
get pMt the .:ddmt, Dale~ Whit-
tington ran over the top of the car
driven by ftos'e!' Meua.
Scott sets
meet record
SAN JOSE (AP)-StieW Soou
outtiniahed Ireland'• ir.monn
eo.h1an in the mile to hlahUcht
acdOn at the Bruce Jenner aMlllc
heft Saturday.
Scott er..ed the meet recmd ol
3:55.5 tet by Su1etman Nyunbui
in 1980, but WU far off Scott't
Amertcan record of 3:47 .&9 et lalt
year.
"I W81 aantident." Scott aaid.
''My plan..._ to follow the le9der'
reprdlem of how f..i be went
out."
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Ex press tackles Oakland
OAK.LAND -The Loa Anp1ea • !xpNm, ~ up the U.S . Football 4 t
Leq\.&e'1 PacifiC Dlvldon with a .GOO
record~ho to protect their firtt-
pt.c. today by contalni.na thf Oalrl•nd
Invaden' ur WhitttnJr10n.
''Kina Arthur,'' u fie callt hb'DMlf in all
modesty, r. a haJ.fb9ck who pc.a a tripJ. threet
ap1mt the injury-riddled Ex~ defenle. He'a
a aood nioetver who ai.o la a atrona runner inajde
arid outmde.
.. Wblttinston really af vea them • uniq"e
dimentJcm," aald Loe An1ele1 Coach Hu1h
. "Much of OeklanCl'a euocea wtth the
pme can be cted1ted to hit versatill . e contained him well in our firat pme, but .:J.
alwaya a threat."
Whittington'• 760 yards ruahins la third in
the USFL behind Henchel Walker and Kelvin
Bryant. WhitUnston la eeventh in receivtna.
The Exl>rem, who betat Oakland 10-7 in Lot An8ele:I bl the fifth game of the year, u88d a 4-3
defente in their 14-10 victory in Denver lut
week. Campbell aald he may try the aame
deferwe against the more explosive Invaden.
Baseball today
1916 -The New York Giants, behind
Christy Mathewaon, potted their 17th
corwecutive victory -all on the road -beatins the Botton Braves M .
1956 -Gua Bell of ClndnnatJ hit three
home run.a in one game for the eecond time
in leas than a year.
1977 -Larry Parriah 1lu11ed three
homers in one game for 'Montreal.
Canyons takes baseball title
, Colleae of the Canyon• of •
Valencia defeated L .A. Harbor at
Cerritos College Saturday, 6-4, to gain
the California Auoclation of ·
Oxnmunlty C.ollegea Oivldon I bueball crown
after flnlahing eeoond the previous year. The
ded.alve lnntng wu the bonom of the fifth when
Canyona 8COf'ed five nana on ll.x hita . . . Dale
EarDardt made up for two atraight years of
frustration by oven:ominl a ono-lap lead to win
the Mello Yello 300 !Ate Model Sportsman rece
at Charlotte Motor Speedw~ in Harri.Iburg,
N.C. . . . Pole litter 8ecldy Boer and veteran
David Peanoa, each ... king a record fourth
victory, will lead 41 drlvera into today's
NASCAR World 600, alto at Charlotte Motor Sp~edway . . . World Boxing Council
cru.Leerwel.iht champJon S.T. Gonion made a
1uctaaful return to the heavyweight dlvislOn by
winning a unanimous l 0-round decision over
Trevor "Berblck at the Showboat Hotel in Lu
Vegu . . . Denver Nuaptt, Coach Doq Moe
and General Manager Carl Sclteer have both
been given new contracta by the National
Basketball A11oclatlon'1 club owner Red
McComba.
Today's sports
on TV, radio
, TBLBVISION
10 a.m. (2)-001.P -Flna1 round~ of
the M.morial Tournament in Dublin. Ohio.
. 10:30 a.m. (7) -U8PL FOOTBALL -
Philadelphia at Boston.
11 a .m . (&) -BASE8ALL -An1el1 at OweJand. t
12;30_ p.m. (2) -NBA C8AMPIONSBIP -
Phlledelpbla at Labn (pate t.h.rw).
3 p.m. (9) -BORS& RACING -Covenp of
the Kar-J\aturtiy, the nm jewel in quarterhone l'llCLD8'• trlpJe crown at RWdolo, N.M . (~). 4;30 p.m. (4) -SPORTIWORLD -Covence
ol the Bnace Jenner Tndc ~Field Cl-'c at san
Jote (~ped).
9 p.na. (?) -AUTO RACING -Covenp of
the 671h nmntnc of the IDdJanapoUa GOO (ta}>ed). . RADIO
NBA Ownp&omblp -Philadelphia at La.ken
(ptne three), 12;30 pln., KI.AC (&70).
Bueball -Ancell at Cleveland, 11 a .m.,
KllPC ('110); San FrindlCO at Doctaen. l~, KA.BC (790). NBA Cbamplanahlp -PhU~hia
at Laken. 12:30 p.~1 ~C (~70). USFL Football
-LA Exprem at uaJUmCJ. l p.m., KNX (1070).
FIVE QU~LIFY. . .
From P1ge 81
JocelA lAe wm be .Svtnc it ber beet lhoC. too.
but lbe'U bl the ant to all 10" the bal a lot of wdrtt
abled ot w .
"I'm .,tna to reelly M¥e to work my butt off,"
aald Lee, who finllbed fourth in the women'• 100
low hUl'd* at 14.4! ... rm OX out of the blocb. lt'a
at the end of tbe race that I km It bee.au. of my
lack of eDC:hlNnol."
Hun~ Beach'tOwQuinmacnmed to hJ.a
fifth-place abowtni tn Che s.200.
Qu,lnob9s. bf completina bi.t run at 9:0$.86,
would.pem to need tome help, too, lf he plam to
beet Eric Reynoldit nmrt S.uarday • the ~ HJCh standout llMl1y out.dfstabcld the peck wlth •
winn1nl time of 8:&2.42. ~ area partldpanta who cltdn't qualify for
the state flna1a Include Edlloo'• Barbara Ra.tney,
who WM le'Wtlth lb the 400 at &e.02, lrvtne'a Laura
Chapel. who WM ~tb bl the 400 at 2:H.6'7, and
Col'ona del Mar'1 MIU IAw.on, who wu eiebtb ln
the abot put at M-11 ~.
One al the ~ UJ*tl of the meet WU the
inability of the r&iOo women to .flniab among the
top five in the 1,MO relay. The Chanzera. who
owned the best time in Oranae County tlm ~
(3:49.45) e.nd were aeeded ihlrd, could only muaier a
disappolntlna seventh-place finish (at 3:52.69)
Saturday.
* .... ~ 100-1. Tilomu (Hewttlome). 100-1. Wlneton (Jordanl, t0.76;2.Scr\11111~ 10.94: 11.ltt; 2. 81minoM (~f. 3. E11•n• (Compton).: 10.H : 4. 11.11: a. o...t• (lweetw9Mt.
._, (Multl. 1f.o4; D. Nor"9 (EJ 12.0I; "· Orant (Hawthorne •
OamN). u .01. 11. 11: 1 . ......,.. lt.onti 1eM111
200-1. Tllomal (HawtflotM), ~). 12.22. 21.581 2.Sorup(~).22.10: 200-1. Wlnaton (Jord•F}· 3. Jamea (tlMllM•ar'.1o 22.H ; 4. • 21.lt: 2. Slfnmona (Cfenatl , Chappel (l'ramont), U . 1t: I. 2 ... ». a. PIAllN~ 24.48: .
Oraen (~ t2.2t. ·Robert• (Cerrlloal 24.H ; I .
400-1 . Walker (Edleon. RoelllaOrl (la"**" 24.66. I Fr-'O). 47 .4e; 2. Howwd (LOl'IO 400-1. Knl9_hten (Locke),
8HCh Poly). 47.12: 8. Jam.. 13.18; 2. T~ ~ M.et: (e.-ty ... ). 47.tt; 4. Lee (louttl a. ,_,... (~ 56.19; 4. W9ll0fl
«late). •1.00: I . Scll'"ldt t::tonl, 56.U ; •· Jorden (T011T.-). "4.10. Camarlllo , 16.24. OtMN: '· 100-1. McCullougll (lono ), -.
8Mcfl P~). 1:61.41: 2. tioq. I00-1. Zaleatl (Long 9eecll Com on). 1:111.U ; a. ~ Mllllll:an), 2:01.lt: 2. Pelmet mal. 1:62.70; 4. Caeey t:,Htclletterl, 2 :07.21; S.
ti), 1:63.31: I . T......... ~ 0'01inO ... ). 2:12..24;
c.n.da). 1:63.41. otMrw.. 4. °'*9da (It.~ ~12.29: 6. c-... °"l. t111.• ..._. cv....-i. 2:12..U. ~
U00-1. Harrte a. a.et air-.).~. 4:12.H; 2. Manual (aonlta, 1,I00-1. er-en~ 4:1J . .J1; a. ~ (II .. :..._.. a. ....... ( 4:14.30; 4. Or•-(Lakewood , •:•t.aes a. Prieur (lelycea
4:14.31; 6. ~ (St. FrMCale), 4:41.-. 4. AW....,.
4:14.'3. Footlllll), •:11.11: 1. Pratt 8,200-1. ~ (een.tlo). ...... ). •:U.11. Otllera: e.
8 :112.42: 2. Ortla (laretow). re=.:aai i:00.86: 3. O&.lllilna (Paeadanll). 1.
t :O 1.22: 4. Junkerman (lo• 3,200-. ,,.._ (Olm•• *"• Alamttoe). 9:03.41; .. Q. I 11 10:11.1; 2. 91alt ..... (Vitt•).
(Miii ..,~.,, ._...,. ....... 10:31.24; Walter (Cllatewonh),
110H -1. Harrie (Perrl•I. 10:31.26; " O'Hara (Palo•
14.18: 2. Martina (Claternont). v4::.".Je.10:..0.14; 6. Ounwnulf
14.29; 3. OW!won (SeMlel. 14.M: IP ). 10:43.71. 09lenc I. 4. Oermllln (Dana ... ,. 14.80: I. lllaCraalre• C•••••IHt•r),
P1t1mpe 1Doreer1. 14.eo. 1M7 • 300U4-1. Hema(...,,...). 31,09: 100LH-1. Knlgflten (loc:a.),
2. Martine (Claramone). :Je.88; 8. 14.0t; 2. KAllorl (W*"'1). 14.36: $.
Aanaug11 ,,..,.,.,. n .CM: 4. voune audWICI (OcMt w..e). 1.ue:-. '-
(Hawt11ome1. 37. 10: I . 11100 (w.t (llPWle}.1&.tll I. Young (8annlng).
Coma). 37.41. \4.47. 400 raiey-1. *Lant. '1.61; 2. IOOLH-t. Kellon (Welnut),
HllWtllOme. 41.M: 3. EIMiil'l-. 41.41; 2. Dawf• (8WMtWaterl. 41.72: 4. Edleon (Frwlo). •1.as: 11. 43.45; a. Noton (t~r Hiiiei. M-. 41.12. 43.M; ......., (&ij;a8'1M). 43.7*:
1.100 ralay-1. Hawthorn•. I.~ (Monroe). 43M.
3:11.M: 2. Parrll. 3:12.2': i . lotlg 400...._-1. ~ 44U4;
8HCh Poly. 3:13.27; 4. Muir. 2. K.,,Mdy, 47.09; 3. OMMy. 3:13.2e: 5. cornpton. 1:13.17. 47.21; 4. l.ollCI a.di Poly, 47.16;
S P -1. Bandar (lflal1~r). 5. WllnUt, 47.'13. . . 90-1~; 2. How {Oeeart). eo.t, $ 1,800 NMy-1. ~. S.47.0I.
Altkanhaad (M!Mion Vllfo). 904; 2. Lone a.di MmlM. ll:4a. tS; s.
4. ~(~ 58-114; 5. l'lna ~ S:4e.74; 4. ~.
(°'8Nlda Hill). 56-1114. o....e. 1:41 71: 6. Lone ltHCh Poly,·
Lewaee (Cara1ta lel M•r), 1:80.ot 0...7 ....... ....
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Combs (Doe ~ -.a. 1°'*11 1 • 10. U-1 . ...._CC.... ""'11). TJ-1 . ._(Qin)). ... l.
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Qr"" (ln9lewoocf). """"; a. r:ranlltln (Santa Afta ValS.Vl. AWcon (Mt. CerlM6. D-10. '7-6~ I. T.,._ (V ...... 17~ HJ-t. Or.illalbt• (Footllllll, u-1. ~ ,._._.,,_
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Toro). M : I . ~-•(Clllndllal. Wiiton), 11·1\t; '· lllollart1 .... =::na,:~~11416: •. PV-1. ~ (~ ~ 11414. I. .. (8'Wty ~ M-1: .. ,.. K.J-1 .... .,. ~
.8anta Ynea), 14·1 : '· Walllaf 1-11; I . W~ ~1rte Tro ). 14•2: I. (t~doorn vaa.n M: a. CGclka HH>. ). Stoney (Ian t. 14-2 6-l'; 4. :~ ....... •). M : I. Stoney won Jumpon and wlll ~~ ). Y.nedll ibciii ~10.-). M .
Fitch headed to Houston?
HOUSTON (AP) -The Houston Rock.eta..
continulna to aearch for a new head coach to
shepherd future draft pkk Ralph Sunpaoo into the
Natlonal BMketball Amodation, haw centered their
at1entlon on BID Fitch, who hat reaiped aa ooech of
the Bonon C.eltlcll.
.,
01~ CoU1 DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 28, 1883 -
Carew deserves at least one shot in the Series
Nobody came ln on the noon balloon from
8-katooo and uked me, but ...
•U tbe Angels' Rod Carew never gets'° play
in a Worlii Serlm it will rank with the tragedy of C\At. p-eet Ernie Banka never ma.king it to a clualc.
•Speaking of tragediee, the San Diego U.S.
Football League franch.lae became a homeless
tRgedy before lt even had a name.
•It la rather amuaing how the professional
t.ltetball people just 1eemed to learn thiJ week that
televiJlon la the tall that wap the aporta dog.
•Plunger Art Schlichter la not out of football .
. . the USFL has said It will take him and went IO
far as to name the Houston franchise for him ... the
team will be called the Gamblers.
•The way the Los Angeles Olympic Organizing
SPORTS COlUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
Committee announced ltl official truh collection
agency made one enviaion a fleet of pr~ trucb
roaring onto the .:ene with a guy like General
Patton on top of the lead vehicle.
•Ra.ma coach John .Robtnlon hu left on h1a
vacation in Europe and lfhe can find a IOOCer·•tyle
kicker, he may be able to tum ln an expenM acoount.
•It will be a terrible npatake to put J.Jahll in
WrilleY FSeld 1n Chicqo lnumuch u the CUt. are
at1ll trytna to muter day beeebtll.
•Kareem Abdul-Jabbar la belna modest when ~-~no one man can compi.te1y Lnnuence a ~.eeriel but he la forptdnc all about~
•Immediately after Henry Kimnpr made an
lmpulioned pS. on behalf of the United Stacee. the
198e World Cup 80C."Cet finala were awarded to
Mexico.
•When the NaUonal Hockey League oo.rd of
govemon blocked the ule of the St. LoW8 Bluet to
the Sukatoon poup, the p-eai.t la. WU to the
headina of th1a column .
•S-an Diego finally won a cbam-
plonahlp -indoor IOOCer -but nobody paid any
attention.
•U Cal1fomla 8eC1 oft tndc ~. it will be '
controlled by the nee tncka wh.lcb pn>bebly mena11
T-ahirta and whooppee cuah1onl at the door.
eOrfe theory about the behavior of BUly Martin :
ia that he ia Uke eome polioemen ... when be puta ~
on the uniform. He 1et1 a little aquirrely.
•Red Auerbach la dead rlaht when he aaya what thiJ country need. ia a good live dollar dgar.
eThe next most tragic th1na would be MooU'eal
and Toronto sett.in& a WorlO Sena before the
Dodgen and ~ell. •
•Huah Campbell, the coech of the LA ExJl"8,
U}'I it lan't aotng to take the tiv• YtlU'I ortcinallY thouiht fol' the USFL '° reach a par In quality wtih
the NFL and he la rtaht. ... try 10 yean.
•Actually, you could 1tart a pretty aood NBA
franchl.le with either Magic Johmon or JullWI
Lakers eyeing home sweep against Sixers
I
~guy who wrote the book clalm1na that
Abner Doubleday did not invent bueba1l probably
uys there la no Santa Claus or tooth fairy.
INGLEWOOD (AP) -The Los Angeles
Lakers, behind 2-0 in the National Basketball
Aaodation championship aeries against Philadel-
phia going into today'1 third game, say they must
beat the 76en in their next two meetings to have a
realistic cha.nee of defending their title.
"We have to win theee two games, no question
about it," said forward Jamaal Wilkes. "U we can do
it, then it's a mini-.erp."
The La.kens face a dlfficult task in catching
Philadelphia, whom they beat in the championship
aeries in 1980 and last year. Only two teams -the
1969 Bolton Celtics against Los Angeles and the 1977
IPn1-tl•nd Trail Blazers against the 76ers -have
come back from 2-0 deficits to win a best-of-seven
NBA final aeries.
•In the matter of Greg Brock replacing Steve "We're disappointed, but to keep it in per-wanted it more than we have." Garvey at fint bue for the Dodgera. rookie of the
spective, we're playing a team that'• been a The Laken will need more aggreaivene. from year honon wouldn't be a bad start.
bridesmaid for a long time," WU.kee laid. "'Ibey're center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who haa been outre-•When Denver Gold owner Ron Blanding fired
hungry. They've played good, hard basketball, and bounded 30-8 by hil counterpart on the 76en, Moees coach Red Miller the thought struck you that Mr.
made the big plays when they needed them." Malone, in the aeries. B1andin8 built b1a dream hou.e and Red Milltt
Philadelphia came into the .eriee fully rested, Abdul-Jabber, however, tc0red 10 of the -=rewed it up.
while the Lakers had juat completed a tough La.ken' 12 points in the fint 10:~ of the fourth •Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard To.e aays
six-game battle with San Antonlo in the West.em quarter'Thunday night when the 76en pulled away he owes a California bank between $12 and $14
Conference final series. for a 103-93 victory. million but that all hi.a gambling debtl are paid.
The 76ens have out.hustled the La.ken in the ,.---------------------------------
first two contests, and in the eecond game. Los
Angeles' lack of aggressivenea netted them only
five free th.row attempts, an all-time NBA playoff
low.
"The truth is, we've been outplayed," said
Lakera General Manager Jerry West. "The 've
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Don't ignore companies close to home
By 11.UlCY BURTON .
P9ople make money ln UM liock market throuab lfOOCl Umea and t.hrouah a.s till* -either
beca-.-they have been able co ldendfy the .iocka
that wwe &dnc apJ.mt the trend, or were due for
a tumaround. or bMcu8e they llOld abort l\ICIOl!lmfully
the favorit. t.hat were due for a CXllTeciion.
Brok8r's ·Corner
'Ibey are probably the lnveston who boucht
-coadery ltocla d~7 and made money while the Dow JOl'M!ll WU almmt 20 l
Inw.ton who do we tn the ~t do
10 becawe they take cakulated r1aka that are bMed
on hard flicta and tnfonned oplnlona. They take the
trouble co find out 10met.h.tna about a oom~y
before they buy the stock; they don't llCt on hot Ups;
they accumulate fint.-band information.
So, when they decide co buy a particular ltock
tt'a becaJ •they have comldered the company tn the
broeder penpectlve of the prevalllng bustnem
cltmate. It ta e99ellt1al co analym a company and co
understand the tnduatrial enviroment tn which it
opera tee.
tecbnlcel opUi1CJn,. on the dtber band, mlaht IU&8llt
whether the nant price and volume pattern Gr the
stock lndicat. t.hat • ltoQ8 ,..Uy In the stock la
pomlbJe or t.hat the stock ta vunerable to w•knee
A 9eCUrity analyst's primary objectives are co
idenuty change and determine value. Securitiee
relelU'Ch usually embr-. two separate diacipllnee
-fundamental analym and technk:al analysts.
F.wntially, a fundame!\tal opinion will tell a.I)
inwstor' whether or not a ~company look:s
like a sood buy hued on ita sales, eaminp.
price/eaminga multiple, ratio of aaeeta co liabilities.
and other such meuun11 of corporate viability. A
It may aJlo help the lnvenw in dmblC a
~ or laJe co take advmi_,e 'Of trenda in a
particular liock price. The bMlc re.in • company'•
liock rtw b'I price ta d-. to incruaed eam.lqa and
dividenda. A record of ateedUy lmrt , d eam1np
OY'f!8 an f!O(tended period of tlmt ta one ol the
charw:tertatk:s of what ta frequently called an
'4emeralnl growth stock." Many of the. ll2 pubUcly
tnlded compante. ln Orange County are included in um cat.ep'y.
.t.
Approximately 30 percmt of ~~com
puter and technology finnl, 16 percent banking and
finance, 12 percent ln the dnac and heelth Industry,
IRAIGICIAITSTICIS
Here are the stock market activities of publlcly traded Orange County firms for
the week ended Friday, May 27. Data provided by Newport Securities Corp.
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By KAREN E. KLEIN °' .. °""' ......... Space available for development ln Orange
County's new industrial parka haa decreued over
the put Jear, u bu the number of commercial
units an buildlnp available, an April aurvey
conducted by Flnt American Title INurance Co.
ahowed.
Thia year, 4,331,287 aquare feet of land,
buildtna• or apace in the 75 lnduatrlal parla
surveyed wu found to be vacant. That la 32 percent
of the 13,440,058 total aqua.re footqe, the survey
showed.
Thua, a decline of 451,664 available aquare feet
in the tndu.trial park areas bu occurred aince the
last survey, reJeued ln May 1982, wu oornplled.
On the decline are buildinaa and unlta available
in induatrial parka. Only 595 bui1dlnp and units
were found to be for leue or aale, whlle lut year
there were 724. That ahow1 a decrease of 18
percent, the aurvey atat.ed .
The medium purchue price for unit.a and
bulld.lnp under 50,000 aquare feet wu found co be
$6e.56 per aqua.re foot,
Tile Orange County Industrial Park Survey la
compiled from public recorda and field WOl'k each
year, aald Robert Pattenon, director of First
American'• commercial·lnduatrlal relation•
dep!rtment.
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Efficiency :up
factories • ID
WASHINGTON (AP) -'1be ~ ol U.S.
factol"y workers climbed 8.3 J>el'Ol'll in the 4"lt
q\W'ter, a ttrooaer producUvlty lldvaDce thma flnt ~ b1 the Labor Depu1ment. M.anufactWin8 output pw at an annual rate
of 11.8 percent ln the tint quarter while the boun
of work needed to produce lt rme only 3.3 s-emt.
the depariment'a aui-u of Labor Statildm ,..
ported. The resulting 8.3 percent powtb In pro-
ductivity WM well above the prelimtnary .um.• ol
7.1 percent.
Economiata uy such sharp pinl in productMty
constitute further' ligrw of eco1Ml1Dic r9:0Wl'y.
Productivity uaually Nm ln the euiy ... ol
recoveries .. ie--than-fullfi hwy worken haw
more to do. It generally deLIMll In the early .....
of alumps u employen are reluctant to lay oft
trained work.en even tboueh orden are ~
Production of goods from the nation'• t.dal•
waned greatly during the bulllnem alump that bepn
in the aummer of le81, pu'ticuJary In beevy
induatriee such u autoa and applta,,,_
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, ~y 29, 1983
\If ighest home Moving up? Check these
" cost on coasts By STEPHEN FOX ,.. ........ ,..... . ....,
BEVERLY HILLS -Now
that the ~y ta lmprovina,
perh1p1 you'd be internted [n
movlna up, hou.ewi1t. If 10,
there ue 1 flwnber of celebrity
hornet to chooee ftOm in Beverly Hill• -starting at about $1
WASHINGTON
Homebuyer• are finding the
blghHt median prices for txiaUna home1 on the eut and
rteet couta, aoaordlng to a survey
of 31 metropolitan a.reu by the
National Aalodatlon of Realtors.
· At $122,800, San Joee, c.a.u.t., had the hjgheat median price for
a single-family previously
occupied home during the first
quarter of 1983, the 1urvey
found. San Joee was followed by
San Franciaco at $122,000, Loe
Angeles at $111,900, WaahinRton.
D.C:, at $87,900 and New ?ork
City at $81,600.
The lowest median reaale
EE were in Albany, N. Y ., with
00, Detroit with $46,800 and
denoe, R.I., with $50,400.
Nationwide, the median
existing single-family home price
was $68,500 during the first
three months of 1983 .
Milwaukee's median of $66, 100
was nearest to the national
number.
"In most areas home prices
have been increasing at a slower
pace than the rate of inflation
because of the decline in resale
activity that resulted from
unaffordably high interest
rates," said Dr. Jack Carlson,
chief economist and executive
vice president of the 811180ciation.
In Bolton, Chicqo, Detroit,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,
Indianapoli11 Lo8 Angeles, St.
I,..oul1, Salt Lake City, and
Tampa Fla., rea1e pricel in the
lint quarter were sltahtlY lower
than the levels recorded one year
earlier.
The biggest dip occurred in
Boaton where prices fell 2.7
percent. Price. in Loe Anaelea
were off 2.2 percent wnile
Chicago and Salt Lake City
recorded d8c:linea of 1.9 percent
and 1.4 percent., respectively.
The smane.t decreue occurred
in Detroit, where prtcee alJ_,ped
0.6 percent from the lint quart.er
lut year.
The National A..aaociation of
Realtors, th~ nation'• largeat
trade a11ociation, represents
600,000 members involved in all
phaaes of the real estate indUll,JrY.
:Invfting
Judy Blossom, Lingo
Real Estate's top
: producer for 1982, i1
marketing homes at
: 271 Crescent Bay in
; Laguna Beach and ~an
1 he contacted at
t 497 -3331 for details. .
Housing starts
show sharp boost
""'
miWon.
Raquel Welch's house, for exampte, li belna offered at $1.16
million. It's a It.one, Enallah-ltyle
home not far from the Beverly
Hilb Hotel which ha1 four
bedrooma, maid's quarten, guest
bowie and pool.
' Robert Wagner's place,
deecribed in the listing 81 having
"cloeetl for a 1tar," ii for 18le at
f2.9 miWon. It has six bedrooms,
maid'• quarters, guest house,
gourmet kitchen, three different
reception rooma and huge family
room. Wagner bought It eight
years ago from singer Patti Page.
Some of theae digs can be
leased if you don't want to take a
big plunge. Yvette Mlmieux ls
asking $3.2 million for her home
but would talk •bout a monthly
' leaae of $13,000. For that you get
three and a maid'1, gourmet
kltct\en, six fireplaces, huge
windows and a projection room.
The place baa a Moroccan motif
and ia on park-like grounds with
lush landscaping and a gated
entrance.
WASHINGTON -Builders percent increase from the Cher is alao offering a sale or
stArted 458,000 new housing previous month. lease package for what real
units during the first four estate broker Elaine Young
months of 1983, an increase of 76 Desplte the alight decline in deecribed Thuteday u "the most
percent from the 260,800 units April, Harry Pryde, president of u nu au a 1 house in a 11 of
For the nation as a whole,
prices in the first quarter this
year were only 2.6 percent
higher than the corresponding
period a year earlier, he noted.
Resale prices in metropolitan
New York City recorded the
largest annual jump, rising 15.1
percent to $81,600.
started during the same period the National Association of Home California." Said to resemble the
last year, according to figures Builders, said that NAHlr was Mexican hotel where the movie
released by the Department of sticking with its forecast for l.~ "10" was filmed, the white stuooo
Commerce. million housing starts for 1983, mansion has six and a maid's, a
The seasonally adjus~d annual which would represent a 40 fonnidable IE!CUl'ity system and a
rate of housing starts during percent increase over the $6.4 million price tag. Oh yes, the
Homes of Kaquel Welch (top), Hobert
Wagner are steals at Sl.15 and $2.9
million respectively.
Rochester, N.Y., San Jose,
Calif., and Kansas City, Mo., al.lo
recorded double-digit i.ncreaaes in
median prices, 13.2 percent, 12.1
percent and 10.3 percent,
April fell 8 percent to 1,490,000, previous year. lease ia f27,000 a month. Inc 1 u de d w i th in the
the Commerce Department One of the more expensive 10,000-square-foot European-
reported. "The housing recovery is still "For Sale" signs belongs to style villa are four bedrooms,
New building permits, the driving force behind this television talk show host Mike maid's quarters, gourmet kitchen
however, were authorized in economic recovery and the Doug.las, who owns the 2.3-acre and what is reputed to be one of
April at a seasonally adjusted outlook looks good for another 18 estate of former Columbia the best projection rooms in
and inciudes the two guest
houses on the grounds.
Young, partner in the firm of
Alvarez, Hyland and Young, says
the Beverly Hills real estate
market started to pick up last
respectively. · December. annual rate of 1,563,000 units, a 7 months," Pryde said. Pictures mogul Harry Cohn. town. The price ls $11.5 mllllon .~-'-~~--'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---'~~~--~~~~~~~---''--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Irvine houses
sholV increase
The number of new hornet hei.ng offered for
sale by builders in the Irvine Co. 's residential
communities in the City of Irvine, Increased
dramatically during the tint four months of 1983
compared to the same period last year.
Donald E. Moe, director of marketing for the
company's Community Development Division, said
293 new homes were put on the market from
January through April as compared to 64 homes the
year before. The company'• developments in Irvine
include Woodbridjfe, Univenity Town Center,
Tu.rt.le Rock and Vis1a Fllare in Northwood.
"The signs of a strong houaing recovery
continue to show up in many different ways, and
this most recent figure ind.icat.el that builders are
reacting positively to the resurgence by greatly
increasing the number of new home. they are
offering for sale," Moe said.
He pointed out that during 1982, builden were
extremely conservative ln their development
programs because of economic uncertainty and high
interest rates, which made lt difficult fot CUS1omerl
to qualify for loans or afford the mortgage
payments. Comequently, C01\ltrUCtlon waa curtalled
and only small incrementl of new homes were
offered for sale.
"However, with lower interest rates and an
increale in customer confidence about the economy
in general, new home sales have lncreued and our
builders are again moving forward with new
housing construction," Moe explained.
The number of new bomea reported 10ld in the
Irvine Co.'a developmentl In Irvine and Newport
Beach alao show• the 1trength of the houslhg
recovery during the put four montba, noted the
marketing executive. He aid 268 new bomel were
reported sold in the company's realdentlal
communities January through April, compared to
213 homes during the same period in 1982.
Moe said the figures repre.ent projecta being
developed by eight different homebUilden In the
company's communities.
Honie builders
set Mesa seniinar
The Home Builders Council of Southern
California's seminar, ''Apartmenta -Up From
Nowhere," will be held Wedne.day at the South
Coast Plaza Hotel in C.O.ta Mesa.
The five speak.en include Tom Wells of the
Consolidated Capital Companies, Richard $hapiro
of Kenneth Leventhal & Co., Roland 0.Sood of
.Irvine Pacific Development Co., Robert Leaer of
Robert Charle9 Lesaer Co., and Barry Berkua of the
Berl<ua Group.
Well.I la vice president and director of the
<l>Nolidated Capital Companies, one of the largest
real estate investment companies ln the United
S&a*· Shapiro ii a CPA at Kenneth Leventhal & Co.,
aod ia the partner in charge of the Tax Department
in the Newi>0rt Beech offJce. Oe«OOd currently Is the president 9f Irvine •. ·
PacUl.c bevelopment CoulJ*l)', the firm th.at builds
ftSidential howdna for the lrv1ne Company.
Le.er ia c.ba1rman of Robe.rt Chart.. t.e.er &
Co., one of the nation'• larae1t manacement
oonaulttna and market reeean:h fimw eervtna \M
real atate industry.
Berkua is founder and president of Berkus
Group Mhitects, a national firm ot atehli.ctl and
plannen.
The seminar will be held from 8:80 a.ft\. to
11:30 a.m. ln the Meta Verde Boom of the hotel A
fUll brealdut will be llf'\t'ed. The ..nlnU' II~ &o HBC memben ($36) and non·membl'n ('40 . For
,,.rvatiom, call 1.ena Qolby at (218) 036-&7 1. ' . ' Suve valuable tHollne b~· pltln·
nlng shopping trips to local stores ad·
vertudn& In the ""91 ...
OCEAN VIEWS.
Belcourt Hill's terraced hillsides otter spec-
tacular vantage points trom which to enjoy
the special advantages of Newport Beach
llvtng: from blue-water Views of the FbdJ1c
and Catalina. to fiery sunsets and Vistas
of harbor lights
SECURITY.
At Belcourt Hill, a double layer of security
asrures your complete peace of mind. Com-
munity access is strictly controlled by the
guarded main entry gate. And Belcourt Hill's
state-of-the-art. in-home security system
byWestec provides each residence with
twenty-tour-hour protection that keeps
family members secure.
UPKEEP
SIMPLIFIED.
When you leave your home in Belcourt Hill
tor extended periods of time. trs nice to
know it will be more than just secure -1t
will be completely cared tor: Because
the community association sees to the total
upkeep of not just your home's extertot
but your landscaping. too -all the way to
your front door.
LAVISH
COMFORTS.
At Belcourt Hill, the niceties of living in
Newport Beach begin at home. Interior
appointments Include AllmllmO kitchen
cabinetry imported trom West Gennany;
hand·set marble wet-bar tops. marble
fireplace facings and hearths. custom hand.-
troweled callings. dramatic overhead
skyllghting. and much more -Wtually
every contemporary comtort imaginable.
in tact. 1s provided. That's the ~nee of
Belcourt Hill. The Newport Beach point
ot View.
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Nancy Zinsmeyer Otting at home in a gown by Fabrice.
SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1983
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~ear for tbme
..,.u1 occ-.. -~ aowm. lhol1 gowm azMl
aparkling rant enaemble1. F oaty
chlffom. crllp taffetas,
.... and ...aecs t.abrica
are fMh1oned into &leek
evening loolta. Some
aowna are atraplea1
while others are hilh
necked or flounced at
the 1houldera. Back
intere1t la added by
bustle effecta, deep v.
and crocheted cutouta.
There la no one sin&1e
style trend in evenina wear, but "You wU1 flDil
the look• are pared
1 down," aaya Jack
Schoenborn, menar of
the couture depiiitmeot., I
Neiman-Marcua. The •
trend ln color I.a 1Ull I
bi.ck and whHe, except
in thla area. "We have a
t.n--iency to eo more for
more color in this area
regardleu of the
aeaaon," Schoenborn
adds. Deaigna. below, by
Fabrice, Oacar de la
Renta, Mary McFadden.
Travilla and Ruben
Panis were featured at a
luncheon boated by
Nancy Otting at Big
Canyon Country Club
promoting Le Grand
Caaino at Newport
Harbor Art Muaeum.
(See atory Pase C3).
Orange Cow DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 29, 1983
LBMA' s Spring Fling a
By VIDA DEAN or .. ....,,......,
The Sprtnc FUna dinner dance of the Junior
Council, La8una Beacn Muteum of Art, has added
approximate\y '8,000 to the group's pet project -
Children'• Art Education. The 100 partyprs dined
on boneless breast of Capon sliced and fanned over
forest mushrooms (prepared by David Wilhelm of
Bon Appetit) in the Steele Gallery and danced in
the Lower Gallery to the music of J oe Caruso.
The highlight of the evening was the silent
auction featuring 30 top-drawer prizes arranged by
Pam Goldateln and Jacque Ba11ett -such as a
D.N. Evans custom ensemble, a video computer
system and a pasta party for 12 at the museum
prepared by the council's gourmet cooks. Vicki
Hawtlaorne was chairman of the fund-ralaer and
others providing assistance included Linda
Bratcher, Jayne Berberian, Janet E11ers, Kay
Paatorlua, Dlue Jordu, Marie Pezllo, Shirley
Racb, Yoll Whitney and Carol Snow, (new council
president).
• • •
Members of the Irvine Terrace Philharmonic
Group wanted sunshine for their flea market and
luncheon held in Mrs. Rlcllard Kredel'a Corona del
Mar Jlarden. They got it plus a heat wave. But, the
OCPS benefit was a 11aooe., tald Jedi Harrod, and
the group plans to do it -ca!n next year.
The flea market formal wu one they had
abandoned for 3 or 4 yean in favor of brunches and
tea dances. Andi Rohrer was chairman of the event
featuring Cobb salad luncheons, prizes galore, music
and good shopping opportunities.
• • •
Do you remember how you looked in the 5-0s?
Raj and Marta Bllatllal'1 party invitations had a lot
of people looking through their yearbooks last week
to find the answer to that question. They showed
up at the Big Canyon residence in their saddle
shoes, angora and letterman sweaters, and danced
to some oldies but goodies played by the Pizazz
group.
A sit-down dinner for the 80 partygoers
included hamburgers and hot dogs and the aoda
jerk was kept busy making banana splill and coke
floats.
The Bhathala a.re in the fashion business (they
manufacture swimwear) and since fashion is
reflecting the 50s look they decided to do the same
with their party. "I think eve.r)'body had as much
fun getting ready for the party, 8eU'Ching for their
costumes as they seemed to have at the party,"
Marta said.
• • •
Pat and Don Yoder entertalned members and
guests of Chapman Music Asaodatea ln their Dover
Shores home. Guests had an opportunity to learn
more about CMA (founded lMt fall) and the 83-84
music season at the college and everyone there waa
treated to an evening of music. Orchestra Profesaor
Jolm Ko1Ull preeented music studenll MJDdy Ball,
Vicki Utberlud, Mark Barroapa, Ann Stimson,
Lorene Uptoa and Du Lodert. Carol Blaacbard,
development, gave CUrlle and Nora Beiter a
lucite paperweight inacribed with "CMA founding
member." Chapman President Baell Sm.Ida and wife
Joni were there along with Jeaa Wenke, Marcia
and Job Canion and the Frank Yoden.
• • •
Medical advancemenll at the UCI California
ColleJe of Medicine were outlined for jUests
attending a luncheon hosted by AtUlle Clarke in
the Univ~mty Club. P~lllp DISaJa, Edward J.
Qallllgu and Serpo C. Stone diacul9ed research
being done in the area.a of tynecologyi <lancer,
infertility and for the diabetic woman. AmoD41 those
attending were Sapervlaor BarrleU Wieder, Renee
Segeratrom, Coancllwoman Mary Ann Galdo,
Emma Jue RUey and Sta.Jlley Vu den Noort.
• • •
"Diamonds are a Girl's Best Friend'' had new
lyrics when memben of Aaaiatance ~ue of
Newport Beach formed a chorus line and ormed
al the annual meeting celebrating 43 years of
service to the community.
Jeu IAcu directed the "flappers" wearing
jeweled bead bands while Joan Roll accompanied
on the piano. Pat Clarbon waa chalnnan of the
event held at Balboa Bay Club themed "Gems of
our Crown" and attended by 25-0.
Honors were paid past presidenll and the
associate rnemben. Special note was made of the
league's expansion of ill Child Day Care Center (it
has grown from 15 children at the '72 opening to 96
at present) and the growth of the orthodontia
program at the Children'• Dental Health Center -
real jewels in the league's crown.
Pat Clarkson
league prexy
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More than $33,000 wa.a rat.ed at the fift~ '(/
annual HUG dinner/auction held at the Dimeyland \
Hot.el and attended by about 5-00 from Orange and
Los Angeles counties. The event (each year it
grows) benefill Child Guidance Cent.er, Inc. which
provldea counseling and guidance, as well as
spedallzed child abuse treatment services to
children and their families. (HUG ls an acronym for
"Help Ua Grow.") Amon8 thoee par1k:ipeting in the general store
boutique, silent and live auctiona were Claarles Day
of Lacuna Beach (he'a exec director of CGCenters),
al80 David Carroll and DiaDe Hall of Lasuna. Jolul
and Dee CndJt and Jerry and TnCly or., of Costa
Men and Newport Beach realdenta Jeaalfer
Gamble, Doll and lreM Batta, 8erale and Mary
Peg and Fred and hralce Ellh.
Athalie Clarke with Edward
Quilligan
..
Angelitoa de Oro called lt a fiesta and there
was certa.lnly l'ftlOI\ for Bia Brother-~ Slaten
to celebrate whfn Jaa Ta1t.r, auxtllary
president, handed WWlam McOellu a check for ~,000 The money came bun adverUslng and
donors u.ted In the 2atld annual Gold Book. The
314-pa&e ~ calendar Wll8 a table IOUvenir
fOC' eecl\ couple at the party.
Na118chta and marpritu in the balloon-
decoratecl tented Terrace Roof of the South a.t P1au Hotel put the 200 aueata In a fiesta
DlOOCl that continued in the bell.room with dinner
and dandn& to the Ol'Cheltra ot Oan Kee11e.
Htgbltght of the lfCht~ dloner wu the
colOrfu1 .ervtng of the Meldcan coffees.
,.. the orchestra played the rousing theme
from "Raiders of the Lost Ark," lights dimmed
and waiters paraded through the ballroom with
trays of the flaming ooncoctiona. Della.a Devlae, there with husband Tad, was
chairman of the event, and Dorl de 1traU (with
husband Jack) waa Gold Book chairman. ''This is
the awdliary'a only fund-railer of the year," said
Dori "and a lot of people spent a lot of time on
the book." And memben are already planning for next
year -they met Monday at Norma Garley'• and
the new president, htly Sted4&N. announced
Jue ba ta the next book chairman with Dot aoct .. 6all chainnan.
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~ Or.nge Coat DAILY PILOT /Sunday, May 28, 1883 . ~._____-~------t Cl
Mixing up an almond-based 'body fGJciol'
By VIDA DEAN °" .. .,.., ......... Ia your akin dry, ro~h and .Wy?
Here'• a "body facial treetment that juat
mlaht take care of the problem for you. It'•
ofltted by the Almond Boa.rd ol California with
hinta from Beverly Hills akin ca.re 1pecial.Lst Nance
Mitchell for tu.ming your tJethroom into a home
spa.
Many of Mitchell's salon formulations include
almonds and she says the followfn8 treatment will
M>ften and revitalize your skin. (She treats
Hollywood celebrities including Tom SellE:Ck.)
"Ground almonds have a gritty, gralny
texture that helps remove dead surface cells,
while al80 restoring the unooth, glowing
pinknea," she adds.
To make the "body facial" mixture you need
almonds, bread crumbs. buttermilk and lemon
juice.
PulveriJ.e one cup of almonds to a fine meal
in a blender. Then you cmnblne the meal wtth
one cup white bread crumbs, one cup buttermilk
and juice of one lemon in a double boiler and
blend well.
Stir the mixture w..til a paste fom'8 (add a
little mott buttennllk if too thick to 1pread). Let
this cool and then you are ready to gently massage
Dellr ..... ,......., ....... lttillMw
A backward look at fashion shows an unexpected touch lo gowns
made for glamorous evenings. Mary McFadden's alim fitted long
crystal pleated creation is an attention grabber with its cutout back
while Tracy Mills' short version of evening wear has a bu.1tle-effect.
{Neiman-Marcus fashions)
Tenting up for Le Grand Casino
An elegantly designed 60 by 160 foot tent
will be erected Jwie 18 at Newport Harbor Art
Mu.eum to aocommodate the 500 guest.a expected
at Le Grand C.asino.
Art deco dsigm in black, silver, IDNenta
and white will highlight this area where a
gourmet buffet will begin at 8 p .m . with
continuous dining until 11 p .m.
A black and white dance floor will add to
the evening with the 17-piece orchestra of Keith
Edwards and C-ompany providlng the blg band
80Wld for dancing until 1 a.m .
The black-tie event, the muaeum'a major
benefit, will begin at 6:30 p.m. wtth cocktails and
On the cover. • •
Our faahlon 1potllght ia on Nancy Zi.nsmeyer
Otting of Newport Beach. She wean a blue
tull-Uirted silk taffeta gown styled with a gold
band-painted bodice by Fabrice.
FaahJQm: Courtesy of Neiman-Marcus.
Pbofolrapher. Richard Koehler ot the Daily
Pilot staff.
CAL.EN DAR
LAGUNA NlGUEL WOMAN'S CLUB man-
ben will hon 1111 annual "Blidp Around Ntauel"
luncheon and award pre1mtadoDI June 3at11:30
a.m. at the RepubUc Fect.n1 Savin.a and Loan
buDd1nl In ~ Nlpel.
The luncheon cmt II ta and lnduda awardl to
winners of W. y.r"a tow'Nmlht. For lntonnation,
call Karen Maytield. 881·5'736.
•••
NEWPORT BEACH J'BU:NDS OF THE LI·
BllABY will meet at A.T. IM>'• tn ~ del Mar
fOt a luncbean pc'Olr'alll which lndudal a talk by ~ dired«, lll'Olluoer and authar8umn Oliver., -c. II f7.96 ~ fMR"ntknl may be obteaned bJ eamn, u1-1122 or -.ant. ·
~, r ,
hors d'oeuvre• an the Irvine Gallery. The
authentic cutno atmosphere will al80 begin at
6:30 throughout the plleriee in the mu.ewn.
Elegant prises will be presented du.riDM the
evenina lncludlna trtpa to F.uropeen countrlea.
Guests wtll al.lo have the opportunity of
viewing the Irvine Tepper collection on display
in the Sullivan Galleey.
Ann.Marie Foell la chairman of the $200 per
penon event; Samantha Hammer of Cr.tive
Occaliona la deGaner and producer wtth catertna
by Jettrey Davia and &ra1 ~ .. by Ric
Naz.arenua Unlimited.
Further lntormation may be obtained by caWna the muaeum.
Ottina hu been a member of the Newport
Harbor Art MWIUID board of truateel f« nine
years and la a major benefactor of the lmtituUcn.
She and her husbed. Tony, and their daupter,
Hilary, live in Dover SbOh. and divide their
tlme there and at their rancti in Fallbrook. OtUna
raiaee tbarouahbnd ~ and heedl bet' awn
Investment firm.
• • •
SOUTH COAST AUDUBON SOCIETY wtll
hold tt1 annual dlbner' meeUnc and lmtallaUOD of
otticerl June 1 at e p.m. in San a.rni-ce. s.,.ur
will be non. Uttlt, pnlktent of educatkin at the
San Dlqo .\lldubqn ~and the naiurau.t~
for the Ratunl ~ M\.mWI\ of Sen Diieo· J'CJI" ~ormation and dlNc1Soonlt c.n ~107.
• • •
Pmny lioe.fen will be teatund at 1 8eba8>
trunk .tM1w ll a.m. to 4 p.m., Jww 4 at NOll-DSTRO~ South Cout J'Wa, in Men'• Sboel.
INT&RNATJOJf~ TOA8TM18TRJ:SS CLUBS,
Lu Ola =· mMta J\lM 8 at 7:IO p.m. at M~ Sa and Lou, 7812 r.dinpr Aw.,
Hun\lJ\llOll JMMh. !'or tnf o~on, call lynn
s.nar.~:7~
into dry are• -lep, feet and elbow -areu
auffertna from rouah akin.
While the t.re.tment la on, tW"n your
bathroom Into a •pa by ifnt cio.tnc all windows
and doors. Allow th4!" room to steam Up from hot
running water. When the bathroom la nice and
steam7, at and relax ~th a cup of your favorite
tea.
When the treatment mixture has dried
aJJshtly, you rlnle It off with tepid water. Gently
blot akin dry with eoft towel. Alter the ~pa
treatment, pneroualy apply a mollturizer.
For maximum beneflta, apply _the almond
treatment once a week ln conjunction with a
home •.PL (Not reQOmmended for active acne
condition.) • • •
Since pores are the ak.in'a excretory •)'Item,
it's esaentlal that you thorouibJy cleanae both
morning and evening to OnclOI them of
lmpurtd•. toxid wute and deiid akin .. well ..
the day'1 8J1mt, .--oil and makeup.
"Women have a need to uae boSb a ~
and an evenlfll deamer," •YI Dianne Mamtil.
beauty expert with Sh.bietdo c.o.netb. "An
e(fective mo,n1nc clearwer II imperative bcaute 1t
11 between the hows of 1 a.m. '1Mt 3 a.m. that the
akin la moet actlve r1ddlnc ltaelf of toxic ~
The eventna clnnaer must contain a ~d.al
degree of oily componenm to enable it to dt.olv•
all types of makeup."
-Shlaeldo, like other QOmnetic oompaniea, oiler
a myriad of cleanaers. Checking with the
consultant or ju.at reedlna labels will give
informatlon on wh.lch product 11 best for your
type of akin.
At.o to help achieve 1parkling cJe.n lkin
Shaeido has a facial cleanina bruah for deep,
ICl'UfflnS acUon that will looeen dry akin and
lmpuri tiee.
Coat dress new item this spring
By PHILLIS FELDKAMP
81**1 to TM Clln.tt.n SO!eMe lllonltof
One of the fuhlons to w"tch for spring (next
fall, too. for lhat matter) is the coat dress. &rt of a
hybrid style, It combines the best features of a
lightweight tailored coat with a semifitted dress.
Its prospects for universal acceptance are
lookins good. For women who are thinking of
expanding their working wardrobes of aeparatee by
acqulrlnS a dress, this dependable style has a neat,
upecale appearance that makes the right impression
at the conference table. When dressed up with
appropriate acceuorles, a coat dress ia sleekly
attractive at a candlelit dlnn.er in a restaurant, too.
It 1uita most ages, and its simple cut flatten
most figurea, from size 4 to 18. Its aaaeta are, in
other worda, manifold, and there la no reaaon why
the coat dress should not become as much of a
mainstay aa the chemise, which has been a proven
success over a long spell. •
You could not call the coat dress a sleeper,
exactly. It has been making its points for some time
in the higher reachea of fashion. Noticed for Its
clean straight lines in the collections of such key
desibtera as Saint Laurent and Ralph Lauren, the
elongated dress with attenuated lapels and Ralph
Lauren, the elongated dress with attenuated lapels
and sidewrapped skirt hes made news aa "the
boardroom di;eas." it also appears as a navy chaik-
striped flannel, and in tuxedo form .:_ sophisticated
black with aatin lapela.
Llnen is a current popular fabric, but gray
flannel and menswear wools are being Wied al80.
James Galanos, America's premier dealgner,
showed a melon-sleeved coat dress that clOled with
a single button at the hlpline. Although molt of hia
spring collection la black and white, th.is particular
dress cornea in hot pink silk cloque.
Some coat dresses have low necklines framed
by long narrow lapels. Other versions of the 1tyle
have broad collars -like the contrasting black one
on Calvin Klein's belted dress. Evan-Picone ii
bringing out a Chesterfield style with a velvet collar 1
for fall.
For aomething ao basic in design, the coat drem
is a theme that haa plenty of variations. There are
sharp contrasts of black and white In collar and c:u.ff
treatments, and the style exists in sinale. and
double-breasted aa well as aide-wrapped, one-
button fonna. Buttons tend to be larger du. ~
-like the oversized mother-of-pearl buttons Perry
Ellis puts on hla wide-<:ollared coat~-·
Some coat dresses take well to the addition of a
big belt. Others, the kind that are cut to narrow
down from a broad shoulder line to a slim hlpllne,
are best worn unadorned.
Peggy Reinert receives Zonta award
Zonta Club of Newport Beach has presented its
"Woman of Achievement" award to Peggy Reinert
of Costa Mesa.
Given for outstanding leadership and
dedication to protea.Iona and community, the award
waa given to Reinert il,t a db;Jner held Thursday in
the Irvine Coast Country Club. rn addition to her 33 years of service to Zonta,
Reinert has served Co,ata Meaa In numerous
capacities. She has been a member of the Chamber
of Contrnerce for six years, currently as lreaaurer
and as president of lhe Greeters.
She is president of Costa Mesa Tomorrow and
past president of the Downtown Bu1ine11
Association. Previous commitments have been'
secreta,ry of the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club
and the Costa Mesa Civic Center Corp. and a
member of the Orange Coast College Citizen's
Advisory Committee.
Previous winners of this award include Aanes
.Blomquist, Carol Beek. Gwenda Watson, Peg.
Ft>rgit, Ellen Lee, Alice Fox and Marian Bergelk>n. ,
Saturday Capers at Cannery
From Page C2
information on art available as prizes or for sale.
• • •
Guests at the Saturday Capers at the Cannery
will be able to go yacht hopplng for food. The three
"floating eateries" docked at the Cannery
Restaurant will have desserts, cheeaea and
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club, as h11 group
presented $300 to the Harbor Area Girls Club . . . '
Members of the Asai.stance League of Huntington
Beach whipped up their most delectable goodies for
a bake sale held at the community festival at
Golden Weal College. Ploceeda have been given to
the HB Police Depar1men-t Fingerprint tuna.
vegetables as thelr cargo. A1ao at the noon to 4 p.m. ,.--------------------,
Chil~ren's Home Society fund-raiser on the
restaurant deck.a will be fllh a:nd taco ban and it .
will be an all you can eat affair for the $7 .50 ticket.
A Ftctfttoua Business Name
Statement fifed with the Co._nty
Clerk la veltd for five year• after
which time continuing
bualneaaea muat reftte.
Publtcetlon la neceaury only ff
there are changea. Calf the
Legal Department at the DAILY
PILOT for Information and
neceaury forms.
The sponsoring CHS. groups Ayudantes, Las
Damas, Newport Harbor 8.nd Tiara de Ninoe, have
also promised continuous entertainment -stnser
Jason Cba1e (he'll be at Harpoon Henry's, Dana
Point this summer), magicians, psychic readers and
a thieves market shopplng area. Tickets may be
arranged by calling 542-1147 or at the aate.
• • •
OONATIONS: "Our involvement with the
Glrla Club ia a fine example of the community
service and youth themes inherent in our motto,
"We Build," said Ted Lindstedt, prealdent of
~ ft ctdSIOtl to get married Is • big
one. and ctlOosJng your ~ment and
Wl!ddlng mgs IS one of !he most ~ find ~J seeps )OU will take ~
yo.Jt~~
Ac~~~)OU~;our
dlamOnd and cnoc. )QI rinos Is me most
ltJl)Ortrlt U*'lg M do-becal.u Chlft Is our
~ Molt}INMy SDB Cl)! di 1tt1m on ~ ctlfM and CJ)IStlf. lnid hM ~
~ of watches ID lil!leC:t ftom. ~
ft)' hlll8 I VllfY 0tdt•34 ... loc* ft~
•lttdon °' Wllcldtng ~ Knfws and tm
and g1me1 lttd !J.1 am ies ~ lrrf)Olmr ico bCA
WI know thlt .):'OU ~ thillf -to be
'
648 4321 Eat. m
N!fl men special. so ~ go 111 out to st-oN
)IOU thr most U'lique and exdtJng coDedion
of~ Ind INeddlng rtngs )IOU arr
~oa~.v..t11cr~~outd~
patlrlg OWnond:s by taking h time to pn>p-
erty e• thr dlfren!l ices In quallttes and
prtte, and ftn bide Ntatl yp wtlh. ~
bide~.
For straight talk, nctUng ~end P"
• lf'lteeCI ~.)CU ~II~ ~t wie
hlMt to oflllr. ~~Is i:ne ~Chit
Jpl'dllllrs In ti~ and~ "1gl.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 29, 1983
GOIEN 011 lllDGI
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
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The bidding:
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Opening lead: King of 0 .
U we were uked to vote
for the best bridge player we
have encountered, at lea1t
one or u1 would vtrte for th•
late Helen Sobel Smith. By
today'• aund.arda her bld-
d l n 1 mlrbt. have lei&
aom1tblng to be deal.red Un·
deed. there were aom• even
then who criuc:hed It), but no
one played or defended a
haod better. Here'• an uam·
pie from the 1961 Splnrold
Team Championship, woo by
the Goren team.
After Helen opened one
dl&mOlld ud North made a
takeout double, North-South
arrived at a eontrad of two
beuta. The aame coot.raci
wu reached by the Goren
team lD the other room, and
elgbt trick.a were duly made.
Helen made the normal
lead or the king of diamond•
and, after receiving an en·
couragiog slpal from Eut,
continued with the ace and
jack. Declarer did not want
to wute one of dummy'•
trump honors by ruffl.Dg
high, and there aeemed to be
no pol.nt to ruffing low, so he
dlscarded a club from dum·
my. Goren signalled with the
eight of c:lube. Helen needed
no more to come up with the
winning defenae.
At trick four she shifted to
a low club. Goren won tbe
!ling ud returned a club to
bla p&nau'• ace. Now Helen
reverted to a fourth dia·
mo-4, aQd Hda.rw bad ao
couater. JI• •hatted • -sid•
from dummy. Eut eooper·
at.eel with hla partner'• &e
def•DM b7 rumnr with the
tent
The uppercut succeechd.
Declarer had to overruff with
the 'queen and, al.nee w .. i
held the J-8-3 of trump• over
declarer'• i-7-6, there w-. no
way to prevent Weet from
•coring a trump for the ....
U.1 trick.
Now we kDow that bridge
l• a ram• full of male
c:bauvinilta. But ask any ex·
pert who en~untered Helen
over the grMn baize, aad we
are prepared to bet that they
will tell you that there wu
no one better!
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&M 0.-8Mrtf. can elW. , .w ....... t:.-w ... a ......... ..,, ..... ..,,
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a H.16 ftllle. wll lie aw.,.
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lM .... Hnb .. .
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8brlf perM..UJ e .... t
u•enab e. ... w•r all ... '*'-.~
EIMA IOMIECI
that. And abe wu the only per-.,n I mew who
ironed dish towels.
The only hope for me of aurvlvi.na in thia
environment wu my mother's Jove for boD9. Amid
all thia orpnir.ed sparkle m4 alphabetbed sp{a!e
waa a cloeet full of old boxes and ribbons that
would have taken the aigbt out of p good eye.
ATWIT'S END
A J)9Y'Cholqpst once said that everyone has a
dirt thMhoJd, a boiling point that will drive him or
her to dUi out from wider all the mesa.
A ~A-year-old widow In Albertaon, N.Y .,
obYlowly found hers when she not only burned
down her home becauae it w• dirty, but tried to
It.op the firemen from puttina out the fire.
So did dty offidala in Charleston. S .C., when
they required hones carrying visit.on on carriage
toun throuahout the historic district to wear
diapen.
I haven't found mine yet.
How could I? It'a been yeara since I've aeen my
threahoJd. And I think I know why. lt'a because rm
tint aienention immaculate. I was ral8ed in a home
that I dubbed Our Lady of Perpetual Dusting.
~ knows deen.Unem aki119 a generation. ~ to watch my mother. She waa the kind
who w..t.ed out a meeawing cup with 908p and
water after ahe had used it only to meuure
WATER!
Whenever &he hadn't wed her good dishes, say
in a year or eo, she'd waah them again before
aetim, the table. There waa never any gum stuck
in the bottom of her waste cam. I waa impreaed by
T JOUI HfAlJH
OR. PETER J. STEINCROHN
DEAR DR .
STEINCROBN: I'm dck
.......... Ma olaea • .... ... IDMfdael.
............ Jean. ~ ................
...... ne1're 1ettla1 wene. MJ. BCG• U.w
dMat I lla.e tnele ta my
c•re•arJ arteries. So
tllere seems to be no .. , .... .._. ... tmy tr••••• 11. l '•e 'eea ..... lihnlelD~
••• •ltr•JIJcerlae .... .., ....... u.e
advtaable tlaat I aabmlt
to tllla aew medlclae
before doctors k•ow
more aboat It? -MR . u .
It must have been her threlbold of cleanlinem
where you can juat take 10 much Lym) and you
freak out.
No box wa too flimsy or too worn to be added
to mother" collection. Scmetimes, a.he'd macch a box
away bun ua before we got the lift out of the
U.ue. You never knew what you were ptting.
Just when you thotlcbt you were gietUna a rectal
thermome1er fer your blrtbd.ay, you opened the lid
and volla, a new pen-and-pencil •t.
We have lived wf'th ooe another'• attltudee
toward neatne.. She cdnllde!w dust a dnlc new:r to
be Inhaled. I consider dUlt God'• way of me.urt.na
time.
According to the ~ I should have
one area where spit and poUah pnvaU . . . .:me
part of my life that II clutter-free. I don't.
I remember the story about the llrl bMck EMt
who worked at a bank thftle montN and f1VerJ
night her desk wu clean • a whistle. It did not F
unnoticed. Others were told to emulate her and
that'• when tb9y dialoYeNd that every m,bt abe
waa to.i.ng away everytb.inc on 'her deak riaht into
the waatebuket.
Neat:nem breeds that kind of~·
contractlone ana Improve
the blood flow In the
cor onaries. Not all
patient• can take the
drug . And it baa
occasional aide effecta
aucb aa nausea,
headache , fat11ue .
Neverthe),ea, we can be
thankful that It'• an
effective drug in the
treatment of coronary
dt.eale.
do for It? Reduce wef&ht
and Hlt Intake. Qutt
mmoldna and lam bow
to relax. Take antl-
hypertenaive medi-
cations preacribed by
your doctor faithlUlly
and as directed .
Hypertenalon can be
controlled lf you •re in
control.
• • •
FOR MRS. M .: You've U you are lnclined to
been heartna about high develop crops of boU., blood preuure and have a checkup on urine
reading about It. What and blood to naJe out the
you've been learning pcmibWty of undetec:ted
lm't ex.aagerated. Here fubetea meWtus, NY•
are IOIDe apecl.fic pomta Dr. Steincrohn ln bis
relating to tlUa caodition. booklet, ''Prw.1iml GWde
More than 35 million to Skin Problam." For a
Biolo°gical clock keeps ticking
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My 30th ~la W-thinc down ro.y neck. The old b1o1oP»1 la ahouUJJI, '-:1\me la runn1n.g out!"
I don't know whether or not to have cbJJdren.
My ~ eays I abould be8in aoon. btau.e
l1lk hcton 1ncnme ~ wcmen OY9r 3& when
they have t.helr ftnt. I'm tei'rified tha\ I mlaht hav~
a baby with .erioua health and mental problems
juat becau.e I wu aeWah and put my career firaL
I have a wonderful, ~ h...tiend who ,.ya
he'll 10 alolw with whatewl" C dedde. TbJa puta a
trernendowa burden oo me. II we have ldda and
then reeent the man,e. in our lifestyle, lt will be
my faull. If we di8cover, after it's too law, that our
l'llAUTlaCe la incomplete becau.e w. don't have
childreft, I will beN' the brunt of havtna made the wronc derldon.
I'" ta1bd with friendl wbo have had kids and
a.re sJad. Others who ba4 them are IOl'I")'. Still
others me-NOl' to have them and are perfectll
oontent. Thme who Wanted ~ but couldn t
have them feel ~ted.
wb.n 1 1-.d in your co1umn several yean aao
that 70 ~t of parents wouldn't have kids if
they had It to do over apin. it ahook me. Haw
·P01SH01S
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLl.AN'l
IN OftOllR.
J:'Oft "'4S
TO DO HTTl:ft
NEXT TIMI£•
ONIE TMINC
IS lrSSIENT1AL.:
TO
5UftVIVr
THIS
TIMS.
horrible to brine a life into um world and then
regret It. 'lboe wiwanted ldda must aerwe their
attitude. U muat have a terrible effect on them.
I'm afraid I won't have the patience for a scream1nC baby wben I have to ,ive 7~ percent of
my attention to a full-Ume job that I muat hold
down in order to help pay the bUJa.
On the edvtce of our minister, we took in a
foster child to 1ee If we could handle ii. Well. It w•
tou8h btinc a wortd.na mother, but a Jot of the dJt&ulties were related to OW' little ,Ul'a problem.
of havlna been uprooted from an wwtable home.
Knowing It WU a temporary situation made the
experience elllier to pt through than had It been a
lifetime cornmftmenl.
I know you don't have a crystal ball and can't
predjct wbethel' or qot we'd make aood perenta or
would be oant.ent without kida. but 'l'm truly tom.
Am I eelfiah? So many women wait five or 10
yean to 1mure their finanda1 ~ty. But, isn't
that riaky? I reed about one waman havtnc her lint
child at 40. She aald she wu aotna to have
amnlonent.elli91o -if Down'• Syndrome er other
problmm milbt be pl'elellt in the felm. u a 8'Dl'tic
defect w.. ~ abe cauJd. have an abclUan. Rfcht1 How many fetmes ii it OK to kill before you
get one that looks • U everyth1na ii all right?
PleMI help me make up my mind -ro BE
OR NOi' 'ro DIC
'DEA& BAllLET: I woal4 mot pretame t4t
make Wt Mdtl• for uyeae. It la strictly a do-
lt-y~ ,...Jed. .
Ne matteto wtiat J• 4eeNe. JH're .,__. te
laave moaae•t• of regret, H well H momeata
of ............. jeJ. Bat mee,.. MdH, ._"t **
back. lddl wtdi h ... let tMre ltn'ft' be a ....
nedler It wu tile rtpt ..........
WlMt>• pnldJMJ1 Wb.t'• OK~ U you.,.,.,
a~. you nHd mme help. It'• •vallable in tbe
bootJet: ''NeddlJ6 and Petting -What An the
Llmifllt" Mail~ ~;::!,.to Ann Landen, P.O. Box U996, ~ . tlOtlll, encla.ing fj()
cents and• long, .tMnped, self-addretlaed envelof>e.
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8~ •bout 119 Cllcll be9tle 19 Stodtlng 85 Water c:rllfll
ceremony 71 Shelt•ed 121 African holder IMI Heepe
11 Small Inlet gaMl4e 20 Matrlculat11 17Y~
c.ndee 72 Fatlgull 122 "Met" 348fief~ woman
18 8cocie 73F~ oftlfing 35 Tlnefotd 88 Frenc:ti rhlW
21 Coo6llng pan 124 Olly fNlta 38 Sliver 89 ExU90fdl-
Cl'6dcen 74 Complaln 127 Votc:.nlc aymbol nwypweon
22 <tan'• 75 Thrw In ~ SI At home 91lr*a..
otder Torino 1210....lett• 40 Oftldlll: 92 Burr°'*'O
23 OYertlMd 78 Birthday 129"-0eum" &lfllx anlm*
240taor .. t ltema 131 Nfltllly 42 Orwout 93 UQuid
Lake 77 Yeam for 132 "Dogwood 4&0odof .. ,.,_.,..
25 Vitt> fonn 71 Cc*apMa: S1et1'" 47 Shadeb'Ma abbf.
28 Chlneee 2word• •bbr. 50 Pronoun 95 TumanoW-
~· 79 Store 133 Cyprlnold 518econla ly. 2words
27 Baholdl otterlngl flth uNrl 98~
21 Not: Prefbl IO Fruit coating 134 Diphthong 52 "t>Mdty'' command:
29Anetohn 81 CWrlllon 135 Ew: Comb. lln 2wordl
god dell 82 Find• form 54 Or9edful 97~
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lett., 87 Dairy IOUnd Clfernonin 58 SNpplng 1rmnapc>r1
32 NFLpoll· 90DodgM 140 Frend! cont..,_ 10 1 Orlea '*'-
tlon· Abbr artfully tdlool 57 Rangae 103 Summoner'I
33 None: 111 Blealnga 142 Condition 58 Agf9amant 104 MMtary
Scottllh 112 Aamlg 1« Owtlnga 59 Fragrance ~
35 T1I now: dlltancea 1458howerl eo v .... ttne 105 Greeting
2WOfdl 93 lfnP'OYe 148 CounMll. word 108 Ember-
37 A8k-94 ~taurant 8'ch. 61 Boga down raaeed
39Joln patron 147 APC>011lonl 82~ 107 Reed
tc>gM"8r 96 lmpefiec· 84 Glrl'1 name 108 Blblc:al lion
41 Merc:Nlnt Ilona DOWN 85 ttellan 110Vlluab6efut<
43 FOt eQmple 96 Allurae: 1 Meagef pain tar 111 Cell bad
44Hlet~ arch. 2 Italian fie ParadiM .,.,.,...
ptlyeidlll 97 EleYal• condiment 88Wet• 112 Liaon
4eTellef 98 Blbllcal 3 Wn~ batrlerl natt...
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barti 99Coagula111 5 Alfonso'• 70 PT'ytng bar 114 Haranguea
490bacufee 100 Cotton Q\--. 72 a.t>llcal 118 Tul Urn.
51 PMll bundlll 8 Fann weeds 117 -pro-
52Chwml 101 Metal building 73 Metric fUndll
53 Bitter ""°" WOftler 7W..,.away Wllighll 111 Sllcofl
54~hll 102 Sproull 8Cordage 74 Stonna aymbol
u ··~,--104 Toft rotlda fiber 78 Provide 120 Wlngad
Portell 105 Haunc:tlll 9 R9dac1 food 123 Egyptlen
58 llle\)el ac11 108HMl1h 10 Exllal Of n Femlly cotton
61 N9w Ycn'1 rllOl1 banllhll 9roupa 125 Shc)astf1ng
!\neat 109 Deedly 11 ,._.lean 78~ 128 Gr.-QI*·
81 Men dllhll garment• •torce
cn.t MIL Bat lately
t•9 ia••• 't werked
weD.Mldm'UtaUq
calW a Mta •11ebr. SO
... ,., Meter .. ,. llle11
trJ a n• aewer ue ~all•• a calcl•m ,.car. u t11aa Meta't
DEAR MR. U.: You'll
not be a guinea pig in
takins what'• called a
caldwn channel blocker.
Such medication baa
been approved by the
Food and Drug
Admini.tration, ao it's
not u experiment.al u
you think. It'• a drug
specifically indicated in
anaDn.a petlenta wbo are aulterini from coronary
spasm and who keep
aettlng cheat pains
without relief, aa well u
in petienta who are not
helped by beta blocbn.
·~=
~~t~et. ": copy write h1m at ~
out of alx who have lt :S-.:d"~ ~
don't auapect lt'1 pl'9mt. SELF-ADDBl!SSED
Half of Americana aver ENVELOPE.
65 have It, but it can ·-;:;;:;:;:;::::;:::;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiiii;;;::;~~;;;;;;;~ occur at any•· Blacbl •
get it earlier in life and ??SAVI??
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tUl'll 13 11allan rtver walk art 137~WI
111 AMdyto 14 Wlc*ed 80GIMml tout
....... ~dlatl UH 1,.e .. art X-
ra19 te ...... W my
~ arteries are.
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RUFFEi.L'S
"'"°'5T8Y, INC. •• el•"' ~ ....
•~ HMIOe aw.
CIOStA--. -...... 1M
1'he drua work• by
blocking the flow of
calclUID ion• into the
mu.cle ceU. of the heart
and coronary arteriea.
The moderate heart
at hlaher leveb. Under Order your Orange County guide to 20 dlecount ~ 60, hypertenalon ia stores selling brand-name and designer
more commca in males. clothing, lhoes, mJ.c, Send $2 and atamped,
After 55-60, It la m9re self-addressed envelope to: AJW, P.O. Box
ctmm0n in women. Once 601, Midway City, CA 92855. what can
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Or .. Cout DAIL y PILOT /8unday, M9Y 29, 1eea
Rick Springfield makes film debut
Rick Springfield and Patti Hansen in scene from film,
"Hard to Hold.''
Fay Wray at Kong party
LOS ANGEUS (AP) -Fay Wray
rememberl arri~ at the premiere of "Kina Kong'' and being startled by a
huge be.cl of the ape in the forecourt
of Grauman'• Chine9e ~ter.
That was exactly 50 yean ago, and
lut week ahe was greeted by the
same lieht -"but this time I wasn't 5UJ1>1iaed .••
Wray, the object of Kong's af-
fection in the 1933 cl.ass.ic, will ap-
~ as honorary chairperson at the ~ Anniversary premiere at what
ia DOW Mann'1 Chinese. Along with
the usual premiere trappings will be a
14-foot head and hand of the ill-fated
beast, recreated from original
blueprints by scenic artist Jim
Danfort.
"I don't usually nm around to such
altairs," said Wray in a tele-
phone interview. "But this one
seemed worthwhile, since it is the
50th anniversary and it benefita the
Motion Picture and Televilion Fund.
"What do I remember about the
flrat premiere? Seeing Kong'• big
head, of cou.ne. Looking at a pkture
for the first time, you're always a bit
critical of what you dJd and wish you
could do it over. I certainly had no
awareness that 'King Kong' would be
so enduring."
F.ndure it baa. The RKO Wm baa
attracted a number of imitations. a
disaatrous 1978 remake, dollt, posters,
boob, and a cult of "Kina Kong"
freaks. Among them ia Rich Correa a
producer of 't'V'1 "Happy Daya." He
and film editor Rick Mitchell dreamed
up Kong bash.
"When I saw 'Kina Kana' for the
first time in 1967, I was knocked out
by it," said CoITell, 35, eon of the late
Charles Correll, Andy of Amoe 'n'
Andy.
BJ BOB THOMAS . ••' ... ,,_ ... LOS ANqlLES -Rick
Sprincf'eld WM in the atmoapbel"e he
k:noWI and Ukea best -a record1na
ltudAo fi1i.d with • jumble of electric
iDltrumenta.
But thSc,_S!;(:ear-old Au1trallan
wasn't at City in suburban Van
Nuya to cut a new album. He wu
KUni in bl.I first th~trlcal movie, Univenal Picturea' $8 million "Hard
to Hold."
If the 1ettln1 waa famlliar to . s~. eo wu the role. He pla)"I
·• JamM Roberta, a rock aupers&ar at the
heJcht of bl.I fame. The director ii
Larry Peeroe, eon of opera linger Jan
Peerce. Hil movie creditl include
"Goodbye, Columbua" and "The
Other Side of tile Mountain ...
"The pk:tun ii about how ~
can take over a penon'• life totally,"
Peerce 1aya. "Believe me, I know. In
my family, everythina wu
aubjuaated to my father. If I had a
cold .-. . he wouldn't let me cloee t.o
him. When we children had the
clUcken pox, he moved into the Fa.ex Houae, a New York hotel."
"Hard to HOid" 1a by no meam a
rock concert movie, Peerce •ald.
Sprinafield alng1 only at the
beglnnma and end. nie rest will be
dramatic. includJnc 80IDe t.onid Jove
8CeDet with co-star Janet Eilber, a
former Martha Graham dancer.
"lt'a euy compared to televiaion."
Sprinlfleld aaya. "Here, you have
lZ..14 weekl to produce 90 minutes on
the ICl'fJeD. In television you UIUally
get ooe week to make an hour. Or,
one day for an hour, as we did on 'General Hospital. ...
Fam of the daytime drama will
recall him .. Noah Drake. the role he
played for 1 ~ years. That WU durin8 Sprincfield'• i.n period. before hll
rock career 808.red with "Working ea. Dos... the album that Jncludecl
bl.I Orammy-wtnning "Jemie'• Girl." The soap wu good experience,
he said, and gave him confidence. "I
finally wanted out because 1 was
working days In the aeries, playing
Top 40_ m.usi£ at _clubs at night anc1
touring on the weekend. lt '°' to be
toc&much . Bmlde9, nothlna happened io the
chancter. They dkln't want to build
him up becau. they knew I would be
leavtnc an~ they didn't want the
viewers '° mm hlm too much. tt S~Jd ia alehder' but stroftCly
built. th black hair dan&11na over • handane, 9IDOldertna ,... lie u.o
hM a wann anlle, but it cto.D't lbow
much. Bein1 • rock 1uper1tar la
w1oUa tMiatnem
He w. bom ln Sydney and f11"'
up on a...._ of army bMm.where h1I
father WU ltationed. At 13, be p .bit
f1m ,wtar, and by 18, be WM playlnc
dancee with a 8J'OUP called the JOfl'dY
Boys.
A hit aingle, .. Speak a> the Sky,"
helped bring him to the United Stata
with high hopes for a mulllc career.
But mlamanagement and bad luck
befell hlm, and be found hiJme1f out
of work in an alien land.
"From 1973 to 1976 I WU totally
broke," he recalled. "I never went
huniry, but I ate eome pretty hideout
th!np durln& that time. I wu a kJo8
time climbing out of that hole. In fact.
thia ll the f1rlt year that I have been
out of debt."
Be spent two yeara.at Unlverul at a
time Wbm the studio WM 1rytna to
revtve the oontnict.-player llWtsn.. He
appeued in IUCh aeriea M ''B.lttle.t.ar
Ga1.acdca"'and '"Ibe Rockford Fllel."
He wu dropped. when the contract
prC>lrUn WM terminated.
EVen if "Hard to Hold" Mtabllabet
him u a movle 1tar, Sprln&field
expec:ta mUJlc to remain hlt No. 1
career, With a new album. "IJvfnl in
Oz," ~ the cbar1a, he leava
aoon on an ~ concert tour that'
will extend to Japan and Australia.
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VISIT ROGER'S GALLERY FOR A TERRIFIC SELECTION ~
OF PATIO FURNITURE, ACCESSORIES AND DECORATIONS. COME DISCOVER
THE BEST IN PATIO FUR EAT GREAT SAVINGS JUST IN TIME FOR SUMMER!
42" Ped table & 4
chairs reg. •865
48" Leg table & 4
chairs reg. •861
Adjustable Chaise
w/arms reg. •339
Brown Jordan QUANTUM I
~ SALE
48" table w/4
chairs reg. •1,245 '996
48". Umb. ~able 411 012
chairs r~. 1,265 '
Adjustable Chaise
reg . •569 $419
Tropitone CANTINA
SALE
42" sq. rd. table & '685
4 chrs. reg. •1,042
48'' sq. rd. table &
4 chrs reg. •1,068
Adjustable Chaise
w/arms reg. •378
'699
'300
42" .Ped table & 4
chairs reg. •805
Adjustable Chaise ·
w/arm~ reg. •314
18" Side table
arma reg, •149
• I
Brown Jordan MAUNA KEA
SALE
42" Leg table & 4 '589 chairs reg. •885
48" Ped table & 4
chairs reg. *961
Adjustable Chaise
w/arms reg . •395
1639
$259
Tropitone MARRAKESH
42" Ped table & 4
chairs reg. •794
48" Ped table & 4
chairs reg. •830
Adjustable Ctlaise
w/arms reg. •302
Tropltone TAOPI-KAI II
42" Ped table & 4
chairs reg. •806
48" Ped table & 4
chairs reg. •842
Adjustable Chatae
reg. •284 ..
SALE
'530
~sso ,
'173
SALE
'525
•545
$199
C:e Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Sunday, May 29, 1983
Singer Julio Iglesias making big impression.
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The selling of a popular Latin singer
By BOB THOMAS ................ "..,
BEYERL Y HILLS -F.arly thb year the
publicity firm of Roaera and Cowan faced a
challenge: Could lt make Julio Jaleslu a
houaehold name?
Five montha later the amwer appears·'°
be. yes. Milliona of Americans who had
nevv heard the name, much 1-been able
to pronounce HOO-leo F.e-GLA Y -zee..ua,
have heard hl1 roman tic 1ona1 and
recop.iz.e hi.I tanned, cl•"'ceJ!y baMIOme
face.
The selling of Julio has attracted almost
. as much attention as the Spanish-born
·singer himself. Time magazine reported
that the campaign was rumored to COllt $2
million. Warren Cowan. president of
Rogers and Cowan, replied to Time that
inflation may have riaen rapidly "but the
day a public relationa firm will be paid $2
million to represent a singing star, even one
of Julio's magnitude, is not even In the
foresl'eable future."
Cowan believes that publiciats should be
invisible, but with reluctance he agreed to
an interview in his Beverly HillB offices.
Also present was Sandy Friedman, vice
pnllldent for music at Rogers and Cowan .
"We never 'make' people stars, that's ~mpo11ible," Cow~n aald. "What our
company can do w t.ry to bring a peraon or a
product to the at~tlon of the public. Then
the public decides whether to respond or
not.'
Rogers and Cowan waan't deallni with
an unknown. Ialestu WU a •tar of Utmolt
maRnitude throuahout Europe, Latin
America, Japul and el9ewbere, world ealea:
70 million albu ms. But he had never
appeared in thia country.
-Cowan tint conferrecl with Isleaia1'11
agency, William Morrla, then met the
singer at the Marqw Hotel in Westwood
last Thanklgfving 0.y.
"He ii a very intelligent man who knows
his strengths and weaknesses," said the
publicist. "He admitted that the Latins In
the United States knew him but few others
except those who have traveled abroad. 'I
want the American people to know me and
my music.' be aaid.
"He remarked that no foreign-language
performer had been succesaful throughout
the country since Maurice Chevalier. I
think he wanted the ego satisfaction of
aucceedln a in hit only unconquered
territory."
With the cloee collaboration of Julio'•
brother-mana1er Carloa and hi.I longtime
publicist, Bolivian Alfredo Fraile, the
campa.ian began. Fl.rat, a meeting with key
memben o( the 85-peraon staff of the
Roaera and Cowan office. Among the
declalona: new photofVaphs were needed.
On Jan. 4, Cowan aent a personal Jetter to
200 lnduat.ry leaden and memben of the
pre91 beginning: "Julio Iglesiaa. This name
may not be a houaehold word yet. It will be
IOOn."
William Morris wanted Iglesias to be
introduced to the Hollywood community,
and Cowan.found a solution: a gala charity
dinner Jan. 8 honoring Kirk Douglas, a
longtime R&C client. The event was
signaled by trade paper ads using Frail.e's
phrase, "A Legend Ia Beginning "
Douglas, who had heard about Iglesias'
superstar status from hi• children and
especially from his Latin household help,
was delighted to have the sln~er perform at
the dinner. The legend was launched.
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performanees, for 4'EDI. There have been
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NOW PIA YINGt Oar bex efllees are ope•
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elegant loser since jay Gatsby,"
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CAUFONtlA MAim tTATEmNT • 35 MM Dolby ltereo .
COUNTY 01' OttANGI: The following !)9r1on la doing
700 CfttC C1r. Dr. .... bu~ ea: .e .......
l".O. 9Clll -Pt\CIFIC MICROWARE. 113 Fair ..... AM. CA lll7C Or., Coete MeM. CL 92$29 llANll-• OI': Jennie Mule Pyke. 2059-C h fl llOWllt: lllAltCWNO DIE Wallac. Ave .. Costa Meaa. Ce. LA llllVA. t2e:n • ._....,... .......... ..__ __
MU'OMMENT: f'RANCtKA DI! Thl9 bull,_ 11 eonducted by en
LA MVA lndMdual .. woeee ,,...,Y LAW) Jannie Pyka
c.. .... 04f1'111 Thi. ~t -Ned wttll the NOTICE You ...... ...... .... ty Cieri! of OrMge County on T1Mt-' _, ....._ ........ ,.., May 12, 1983.
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N you wleh to aeelc the advice of 22e7-83 "8.IC NOTIC£ Pia.JC flJ11C( an attorney In thl• m1ttar. you
9hcMlld do IO promptly IO ttlat yo.x w NOTICE '9iffi!iii ._ ..
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d-H411de. •t trlbwn.I pwed• Tiie following parson le doing Ot'EH COURT 17950 8llyperk
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....._ Callfoml&. Thie ~ le conducWd by en lll U1tad dHaa 1ollcltar al Faraj Joubran. 274 Soutti lndMduel conMJo da un abogado en "ta Leandro, Anaheim. Callfornla itto W. W9amaon
a1unto, dab arl a hacerlo · Thie~ -.llllCI lilfl1h u.
lmmedlatamenta, da ..ia "**' Thie ~ la conducted by en County CIMr of Or.not Collnty °" eu raepunta o aleg8Clon, 81 llay lodMdual. May 4 1ta alguna, puede Hr reglatrada a Fwaj Jou"'-1 ....... ' · ~
tlame>O. Thia ltalemant -fled wM ..... Publlallad Orange Coaat balty 1. TO THE RESPONDENT: The IY Qer1I of Orange County on Piiot, May 22. a ..... 5, 11. 1H:t petitioner hH Iliad a petition May tt. 1983. aat7..a
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9280I.
Thie bulll*I " ooncluc:tld by 11'1 lndllllcMI. a... w. Knapp
Thie ........ -...... ttla ~Ctn of 0nnge County on
May 1 . 1813. ,...
Publletled Orange Coeat Dtlllv
Piiot, May 22. a . .--1. 1:a::
to Ne a f98POftM wt1l*I 30 daye of Pvbn.hed Orange Cou t Delly PCalC llOTIC£
th• dat' that thl• 1Utnmon1 •• Piiot. Mall 22. 29. "'-5. 12. tte:s --iieiiiiOUii"iiiiiiiiir-•·-----..... ---wwd on you, 'fOUr default mey ba 240l-83 fllC'TmOU9 ., .....
enw.ct and the cour1 mey lnlef' a MAm ITA,_., ---;;;;minijjiiii:iiiiiaa-Judgmant con111n1ng lnJunetlve or ..aJC N011C[ Thi fOllcMlng 1**1'18 -doing :=.~P::::;r!,~n°J 1 M:fhlOUS.,U•H ~~UTER BU8tNU8
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mey ba granted by tM COUr1. Thi """'--Petrlcla A. Anle, 113 louUI garnl""'*1t of wagee, taking of A L L E G H E N Y W A T E R LOCUlt Ol'IY9, Fl(lllfton, CA tatU.
money or propatty, or oct. court 8!RVICE8 COMPANY, 2415 8. Nici! Anle, Jr., 818 louth
auttiottz.d pr~lng9 may a110 Birch Streel, Santa ML c.itfomia LOCI.tit Dt1Ya, FUllrtOR, CA tHaa.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Sunday, May 29, 1983
McCoaMH:ll MOITUAl•S
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Ht11s
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495-1776
HAl90tl LAWM-WT. OllVI
Mortuary• Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
.... Cl .. OT ... S
ml.•OAOWAY
...owTUAIY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
LUTZIHMtlOM
s...TH & TUTHIU ' WISTCLJFJ CHAPR.
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
NI.IC llJ11C( P\!l!C "'?TICE ... nm PtCm.oue .., ..... ACTmOUa .,.._.. ..._ ITATDmJll"r
NAm ITATUmNT Tile followinO penone .. doing
.. ~ ~-Th• lollo ... ng pen<>n la doing PROFESSIONAL ANIMAL bual': STA~RS COOKIE .JAR CARE CENTERS. 1333 Avocado, . Newport Beldl. Ca. 92"0 COLLECTION. 2719 Wlllt• Road. Newport Center Animal lrvtne~-C=:: Jar COllectlon (a Hoapltw I• Cllltomla corporation).
California QOtl>Ofatlon) ~3:c,A"°'*'O, ~ &Moh. Ca.
Thl9 ~ le oonducted by ' Thia bu--le oonduoted by a cqporatlon. tlon THE COOKIE JAJI corpora ~ c.nter
COLLECTION Animal H:81 0. Allen Melmuth, •-E. O V .. lnco(l)OfatO' ~I ' .......
Thia •1at-1 -llled with tile Tiiie steNment -fllad W1tt1 the
County C!a111 of Orwige County °" County Clerk Of Orange County on
May 9. 1983 ~ May 12. 19'3. '21tl7I
Publialled Or~• Coaat Dally Publla91ed Orange Coaat O.lly
Piiot May 15, 22. 29. ~ ~ Piiot May 15, 22. H • .June 5, 1983
22M-83
Anniver6ar'I Sale f
20% .. 40% OFF
Remaining New Stock of Adld••
Nik• and New Balance
Rather:
Dao Rather
PAC911C ¥1EW Sale end• May 31, 1913 Limited to Stock on Hand c::>~!t~ry No Aefunda or ExchangM \Jed j I fj r st
Chapel-CrematOtY m1 Hamilton Ave.
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REDUCE TODAY'S tDGH COST OF DYING
CREMATION -BURIAL AT SEA
HOLL YWCX>D (AP)
-The viewing fervor
that made "Return of the
Jedi" the ht1hest
opening-day grouihl
movie in Hollywood
hiatory, reaulted In
cumulatlv4;,,ftj':,!H• of nearly $11 Pnc
lntO the Memorial Day
weekend.
The Oeora• Lucaa
fllnl. the 1Mt o1 the ·•star Wan" trio, SN•ed •lo,.
640,'780 .. of Thunday,
Barry 01-r, publk:lty
dindOI' for 20th Ceft&WY l'ox. md J'rida1.
Laim iiaurea 'fNl'9 not ·~ ,.....)', 01-' aatd Tb• movfe. waa
• p expeot.d to conttnu•
drawtnt throDa• ovet'
MtallOrial ~ ~
I Today the awr1191 fu
1lw N.ptune Soddy oft~ airnpla and ~IRed cremation with bun.I 1J sea,
mounblina or deart.
Sodal Security and Vet.r¥1 Oath Bentfit1 wl1 cover ~t of our ~t•
Mt\lfQc co.b. We •• th. largest cremation .ocletv in the nation with 21 fulty
bwid oftlca to MW you.
Out ltt\llce It available to .0. If VoU need ~te seMc«. or IAllsh ~Ip
lnlormatlon, pbM cal OI write to:
646-7431
1bl tll8l waa tda nd May2&Md In_.,
arolMd • ~ '8.219,-
129 --tM .blctMllt ....,. "Star Trek II, The
Wrath of KllM" browlht
lo •&.496,t2' oa lu
CZ>MO't'E * * * \+ .. VictOf I Vlctotll" ( 1982)
Julie Andrews. RoOer1 ""'°"· -2:40-
(C) MO't'E
•• ''Stnlcn" (1917} °""* Oulld, Glrykmoft.
-2:41-
1= • "Vlllllng Holn" ( 1982) Ycflllll
lronlldl. .... Grll1C.
-IS-
'A hell _of a ·good story'
CBS anchor man testifies in '60 Minutes' slander trial
LOS ANGELES (~ -With
c:unenl roll1M tn the COW1l'OOm
and mon .TV awwa crews jam-
mlna the hallways, Dan Rather
defended himlelf under rigorous
aom eumtution by a lawyer IWYlllna him ot alander.
Tbe CBS Newa andw•men,
who f.lllDM further qU9tlonina
when court ftlllnnet Tue.day,
steedf-tly malntalned Friday
that a '460 Minutes" ~t on
lmutance fraud .... fair, llCCW'ate
and bela.......t
'"lbere'a DO doubt in my mind
that um accurately reflecta what
WM said,'' Rather testified U
attorney Bruce Friedman qws-
tioned him on pomtble C011tndlc-
tiona on ortatna1 filmed inter-
views and edited veniona that
appeared an the air. -triedman reprewltl Dr. <Ml
Galloway who WM nuned on the
show in connection with a medi-
cal d1nic allepd to be Involved in
an lnlunnDe fraud achene. Gal-
loway la Mdna Bather, CBS and
tbe pl'08l'alD for $30 million.
"My intenUOn," Friedman told
report.en. ... ~to show that the
whole broedcut and Wf!rJ atate--
ment on lt w.. done with a
recki.e. dilrepnl for the ttutb."
But .ftalher, wbo appMNd to
grow fatiped \.bier .. the full day
of intemlve I IDQUlrY, laid he
believed be had di:lne~ "a hell of a
ac>Od atos'Y" and had Uled •·ecll-
torial judgment'' In preparina the
ahow. "There are bundred.t or
thousands of editorial judgmenta
to be Joade on every ltory,'' be
told juron. "You do the be8t you can. and cm um story, I think we
did pretty well."
Rather lnlisted he had tried
repeetedly to reach Galloway by
phone to verify his involvement
with the medJCel clink. But he
said Galloway f.aiJed to return
calla.
"1.Jke our repeated me.ages to
Dr. Galloway, I. think our meauae got through to the au-
dience," Rather aid, ttartna
lllC1"09 the cow1room at the doc-
tor.
"l think the ~ got thl'OUlh to vlewen that Dr. Gal-
loway WU penonally and deeply
lnYOlwd with tbt. c1tnlc," Bather
aal.d.
Outalde court. Galloway told
reponen t. never recelwd any
phone~ from Rather and
doubta that the neW'lmUl really
tried to rach him.
But Galloway, who worked at
the clinic in dispute for lllx
months, decUned to di.cu.
whether it WU a ''lnlunbce
ml11,.. productna phony m.tr.c.J
repol'ta. .
"Whether the clinlc wu
fraudulent or nol la irreleYent."
laid Galloway. "What'• Impart.-
ant II that "80 Minutea" 4lcl an
lnadequaw Job of tnv.UaaUnc
before they went on the all\"
Al. Bather Wt the cow1roCm ~~~
Liberace Sf.!ed again in gay sex case
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D111JPlllt ClASSlfllD Sunday, May 29, 1883
Looking for a career in tJBle.1
See today's Help Wanted ads,
classification 5100.
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... er al HU •m 1ewa1 1m ....... 11n1 .......
W.llllll••WNIT_,.
3BR, 2ba -1~ Dn ................... t218,000 == ........... SBR, 2ba -on corner w/apa .... $209,000
Call quick!! . .., llflll . One of a kind Ocean
--. , view 'ri level office blda -
111-PAMU•YllW elevator.deluxe -ut floor parking AND
On fee land, a short waJkin8 distance to Two penthou8e residential condo'• from
the beach. A neat 5 bdrm, 3~ bath home back street ea. w/1arge double garage.
CLASSIFIED· IHI •••tt.
INDEX .,..,
To Pbce Your Ad, Cal ~.or TuHdey through
642 ~•turdey publloatlon1: -5678 5:30 p.m. th• prevlOl.ll dey For Sund1y ind REAL ESTATE Mondey publlc1Hon1:
(,.,,,.rot IUl17 12:00 noon Sltuf'dey.
... .,. ..... .,. 11111. 10fl4
~:~~ ::_i:.-,:...... :::,~ IW m
l'•pu1r.-,nu tl•·•h WUI -fYml
~·=M~,: M·• :~;; Kllll Ind conectlonl n11y
With large family room & 2 fireplacee. Muat aee to appreciate. Investor tenna.
owe paper or trade foe Jaaer income Price; $1,100,000 or best offer by 6-1-83. IWI.. ...,."' iu2'1 be mede untH 5:30 p.m. UT~" 111ii fOr the Milt dlf l publl---•n•
1,...,..1.wn \•lk • IUJ~ C111on. for Sund~ w1d --·· .. produdnl pro~. The best view for Mr. Clark ~!1-9930. 11un1'""""' "'• ,, ""'" Mond•y publlc•tlona, Cholc. ba)'front. Stunning 5 !Md room, 8 b1th :~":'.:.It.rt·~ ::';!! 12:00 noon S•turd1y. reelden4» 11 THE MllWW fO< buY9' wtlo WVlll the 1 ... fl" .... e.... ,,.... Pl••H Hk for • "klll nnnt. ~enllw muter 1Ult• w/atuMlng vlewl, the mo1*t ~b$465,000. amwm •.....i•""' 11o1i-10)<1 number " when cancel-marble d•t•lllng, •l•v•tor, complete MC:Yrlty
L..~· •. .,., ... , 111\) ...-ULTI i ... tt .. "" Noitu•• tu). llnO your Id. •••fl11 ---------------, ayalem. Nothing hH been 1pared to provide
M-"' '.,. ''"'· I ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I MATE In luxurlou1 llvlng. Oocttelde patio,
,.., ~ .... 11o*'· ,,... 111111 I-plef/lllp for l1rge ypt. 12.300,000. c.JI Joyce
""" u ..... "" ,',",:.· Clledc ..,,.,, lld ........ Ind •a •1011 VIEW ll•E Debotl few prlv•t• ll'bwl-. '-'" Ju..n t .. ,.,.,o,.,.,, ,_. _, ..... ·~ ,,..n... ....... • ..... report errora lmrnedl&t. ....
,.,, .. 11o • h .. ,.~ ly. The DAILY PILOT ... Ulll llU l&Yfl .. I
,..~·• 1-titu•w "'"" •um•• ll•blllty for th• Finett Lagoon view from -·~lfl-nt 4 ~~;:",,' "'• •1 ::: nrat Incorrect lnMttlon &&.-...... ................ ...... only. bdrm, .. ~th pool home. $1,450, .
~'.';';".!'..11'"'"' """ -l&Yllll PUil l&ffl.,. ~·~p,~:;..... ::~ ...... ltr Salt Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
"'"'"'-'''""'' :~,,titaeral 1112 2 ba dn. 2 boat lpaCIM. Reduced4UOO,OOO.
l\mt.,u\ l •·bt &!J~~I --=------= c . .,,...,, ........ ~.. •~.. IDT • WE PlllDILI ... 1111111111 ~~~~~"'~"::'\ l.~;11·1 .. ,..... Ocean & jetty views. Marine room. 4 bdrm, 3 ••·-~ ui"" M"''"' w Low doWn: Low lnter•t. bath, 3700 eq.ft. $1,38~.ooo. e>ce.nfront.
'"""'"' t>Y111--rh 1 t~ Uncle o--•• 1 ~ h~tu, ..... , l'rutrl• Im ~· _,,. 0 ·-.. Ull ... II 1A ... ,.. :-..1. , "" you with towel' peymenta. ...-
M,;,.1, u ......... ,.._. am TALK TO USI Remodeled 8 bdrm, 2 bath+ large rec. nn.,
Ulll NIL a MllJD. Beautiful 1 level •
Bdrm, form. din., fam rm, 2 Ba. Will
consider leue . O.Ption. Highly upgraded.
"'twl lll Ull. Reduced to $299,000.
lflll 1·1 1114 NIT IMIU11
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IEILTlll, llC. llM 134
Moun""" u....11 11!~,· Brotcw 8&2-1700 beam cem--fumiahed, .... tao.. u20,000. o,..,.., l.. ~· ..... ._. -~ Sell thlngl fMt with Dllty1H1W aomethlng to M117 :~: ::: ~::,~" :~~ •EU Yllll" fllllllll 111111111.LTIP Piiot Went Ade. I Cfalllftlld Ilda do It well.
11~"''""" t·.,,.... 1ml YIEW New 4 br, 4\li ba, custom French NOl'TD8ndy ~~1 :=1 Populer 1pllt level 5 Estate 1.2 prime 8Cl'e hilltop $1,250,000. : ~ ~ ::: !::':' ,! ~~ 1"::,,f,!: •IMAM O&YI l&ffllll
vtew. A mu1t -fOI' onty 'Coronado laland cuat. ba)'franl lot. ~· 00.t
iiou '225,000. Cell for .now-dock. Planta •vail. Now $370,000 w/ten'nl. RENTALS
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;~ tit trade Lake Arro-
J.)ll wtlMd hOme ()(toe In the
Jt1'lO communtty ot Hemlttllr
~ for Newport Beech 19MI home. n•n52-ree1
~ ..... BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
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• "Ill !NII dining. 8"18kfMt & _)l.t __ C81_&4_~2_-M_1_11. __ l __ ..;:.Clll.:;::...;'42:..=.-M.:.:.:7..::• __
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i•rn utlllty room. Llrge pie· ~~:: lure window• to yerd.
NliJ $8500 down, only $881
111r1 P&I. C1ll to Me now,
M1.,. H.~1 .. t11o N~ $46-2313
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Ann..un.1•"" nt.. .MJu.!
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THE REAL
ESTATERS ......__
p,,...lfWI :.,,.na • .,.
'.-,. ...... 61 "'"''"'-'"''"
::~ _ .....
""" 30 ....,_to 8-y. Ctlwm-tng otder CdM Nlidel ice.
4 bdrm apllt level with
p1rtl1I vtew of h1rbor.
BUSKSS &
FINANCIAL
11u .. ,,.-~ •·~ """ •uu Idell lor en1ert81nlng.
·-.....,. llppof1"""'""' Wll 1525,000. ~::.~""~"'""''--~::: ...a 111Ln ~~~:;,:~::: ~~""'' ~:;~ 1---•_11-__ 11_1_1 __
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EMPLOMNl • Lift
If, , "'•nhd 111,1 Th6I rnllQl~fik:ieltl 2 Bdrm
•J,....., w."'"'' \\0) condo 1how1 Ilk• •
~s model. a.-ty w1d VfllfY ~~ 111tefully decoreted. )~IO NliW..,.. and mlf'ror-m:: ., ••drobe doorll TtW )~ II ~I Don't mile ..
MERCHANDISE
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
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THE REAL
ESTATERS
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wftll .ir. ~ f8mlt)' rm. Ela:llllnt tlbortloOd.
loeded ..itt ........ Prto-
ed to NII et 1127,500.
7514111
Hunt & Associates
REAL ESTATE
..... _
from tinklJni courtyard-fountain
entry to dramatic pool & spa th.la
Big Canyon 4 Bdr, family rm,
formal dinina rm borne la execudve
living at ita best in a luah parklike
setting. Spacloua Matr auJte, pvt
leCUJ'. system. Allwnable loepa &
24 hr. guarded sate. Offered at
$649,500. Jeri Hunt.
1• ...... Tnt ..... 1.1 .., ... ..
from thi.a rar• decorator perfect
"Augusta". Spacious Matr aulte
w/pool verdant golf coune view.
Pvt guest qtn & den w/wet bar.
Formal dining-patio & centr, air.
Newly offered at $329.~00. Jerl
Hunt.
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$410,000 .... 1980 Port Ramapte, NB
• U, lat 1pa, ttuhy/ttrJ, ar ,..,
$325,000 .......... 2012 Pon Bristol, NB ,., "84., .... ...., ..., ,..., ..
$295,000 ............. 1424 Seacrest, CdM
Olltlfltr, Firer, .... ..,, 2 11, fnlt ""'
$117,800 ..... 2662 Club Mesa Dr. CM .,_. hul .... ,.,_ I II + ..it.
$549,000 .... 123 Grand Canal, Bal isl ..............................
$495,000 .... 210 Grand Canal, Bal Ia1 lle4 INtel ,..._,,._..,,I II, ....
$239,500 ................... 1105 Devon, NB
U~IVUI: HMl:i
REALTORS.675-6000
2443 Ea.c Co-4 H .... w.,, C--Mt M.,
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COLOWeLL
BAN~eRO
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IPD llTllllY 1·1
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1111,111
Channing 3 bdrm plus office in
Village of Laguna a few blocks
from beach.
IPEI UT I Ill 1·1 a 1111 ftllT IYI. IMTI Ullll
II ...
2 story beach house with ocean
view, 3 bdnns, large lot.
Hll YllTllll II, Ullll Nall .........
Awe.ome oceanfront above the
cruhing surf. Private atepe to
beach.
IPEI SllUY 1·1 tn rmee 1, uem 11&11 .......
White water coast.al view. large
custom with 3 bdrma. private
oourtyald with pool.
, .. llYUm, UHll IUll ........ ~bdrm custom home above the
Village with white water & city
night light views.
1111 ""8111. Ulll& .... ···-Quaint, almost oceanfront, 2
bdnna, fancaatic viewl.
···-~-Dramatic hiah quality custom
with every !Jnaalnable f•tu.re, 4
bdnnl.
SHORE CLIFFS
4 BR, canyon & ocean view
stunning. 249 Evening Canyon
Rd. $7 45,000 fee.
S211,Dll FEE, VIEW
2 BR + den, HVHo mea
Seawlnd. 2244 Port Carlisle'.
m•~ ...
1830 Port Barmouth, 2 etory
Palermo model. $259,000 UH .
N•llU,_., ..... ,
6 BR, 1 bfk to bay or ocean.
'399,900 fee. Owner wtll trade
for amaHer home .
I PUT,_ IRll
Del Taco lite In prime location.
Oood tteady return on
lnveetment. Plut tax write off.
Long term triple net leaee. _,,,
2nd atory poaalble on thla bank
foreclot_.i,I ftle, Corona
Hlghlan<iJ W'l'1der offer•
fantutlc financing. $286,000.
""'Ul1D 'A acre, complete remodel,
ocean vtew. 3400 eq. ft., 5 car
garage, SS99,000 fee.
mTIL•LY .....
2 BR. den & tpa. $1260.
..... TWO
-.. ONGS
!Bl STAUES COJIPAIY
7 ... 1317 173-7761
SU VIEW
Situated on an ovenlzed lot -this 4
Bdrm, 3 bath home offers a
mapiflcent view of Caiallna and
the city li1hta. Beautiful with
decorator amenitiel and earthtooe
colon. Community pool and tennia
eow11. Priced at $449,000, Owner
.... 1 1 .. , .... ..... will=~·· ... . .... ..
..
·-
.. wme
Eut C09ia M .. a bdrm. 2 bath. Wnily
room plua 2 lof1a. Custom home with
alley a.cce. for boat or RV parkif\I.
Excellent nilUnC finandn&.
WW1111 ......
OR•P--IULTlll ••• 1111
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111 111 llwt, UM W. (19') -·--3 bedrooml, 2 batha. . .................... (::~
----------11,1 5 bedrooms, den. 1arae dock 1• W. lu••• U. (U) -.,...._
3 bedrooml, 3 batha. spe.2 yeen new t• W. UM ..... LWt We (1~) 1m,111
6 bedrooml, 6 batha. ..
.. ................ (1~) 11,1 ...
3 bedrom:n. 3 bath. .... & dip
................ (1.;.e) -.....
. 3 bedroom. den, S bath. POOL
r 1//1//( /,;/,, l///1< J,( I I
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Immaculate 1 bedroom condo
completely furnlabed including
tableware and chin.a. Security aate.
Beauutul pounds. pool. ape. exen:Ue
room, pme room, walldnc dJstance to
be.ch -all foe only tl28,000. 7~. ...... -., -ExqulaUely uparaded "Palermo" in
Harbor View homet. 4 bed.romm. fcnnal
dinlns, country ldtcben, upgraded
appliancm, Imported UJee, Frend) doon,
akyllaht., wetbar, apa.. A-ameble Imm,
fee land. $32&,000. 780-8333. .. , ....
Don't mlal UUa lmmeculllte 2 bedroom
condo In Woodbridp. Perfect 1ta11er
home or t.cbelor pad. Dlmn8 room,
....,..,,.... patio, empllent io.:tlOll near
pool. A real baraaln at $102,500.
760-8338.
..-...n. • 1111un
la youra In faahlonable Sea view.
Beautifully maintained 4 bedroom, New
Bedford model Prof Pc-ally decorated
and landacaped. Quality up1raded thnJuchout. Private apa., brick patio. An
excelle>t value at $165,000. ., ........
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Brand New ... 2 to chooee from 3
Bdnn, 2~ bath c.ondos. 2000 8Q. ft.
Subterranean parking for 2 can +
sionae. $52~.ooo. Owner/Builder 673-2282. .
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IT11L~'-----2 ~ on an R-1 lot in Wooda
Cove, atepa 'o Hach. Super
owner flnandnC.
.. Elegant and very exclualv• realdence on
almoet 1/1 acre on the oceanalcle of Coat HWJ •
with approx. 7000 "· ft. home lncludlng:
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• Den • • MM«ra Quarten •
• alHlerd Roiift
• F.ormet Dlnl9'fl
•
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PEmOUSE UIDEI UYlll
II IEWPOllT IUCH
10% INTEREST FIRST YEARI•
Entertain on your Redwood decked penthouse
1arden with bruthtaking bay & ocean views
IEW c1m11zu •111-...... ,m AT 1117,IM le JIU ••
S1lcls to bly & ~n beaches. Too many amenities to IM!ltloft.
... UT. a .. 1-1 P& lt11tllt IL, • .,.,. .....
Project-of the Elllott Group, marketing by.
COLE DF IEWNIT IULTllS
l14/ll3-1112 '' 714/lll-1111
•APR 1314" (Agent on ptOpel1y)
Selllng anY1hlng with a Have 90IMth!nQ ~ wwit
Daily Piiot OaaHled Ad to .,., a...iled adl oo
II. aln1C)6e matt•. . It ••II I Cell NOW.
""' ca11 e.u.se1a. M2-N7a. -------
Clldll9ca to Oo-Clwtl
Whet-the Fad Rott 'em oft the marti• With a C.....lllld M
Cell Nowt ~2-5818
HOMES UNDER '500,000
8EAV1EW ·FANTASTIC VIEW
Protenlon.U, decorated with • bedroom• on extra
large cul..-...C lot. Oceen view and completefJ
prtvate. MM,500. • JASMINE CREEK
Highly upgrllded a bedroom tpfft lev4'f with great
UM of oek a onyx. Very prtvate epa. Owner wlll
carrr 12% with t100,ooo down. Reduced to M•.000. e
WEST NEWPORT
Qettfng ·l'ldf'lnllf'ftOfCMH-d? 8nNlking 8W8J'1 Thia afChltect'I
home le THE anewert 2 bNroome a 2 bethe + a '9mllJ room a neerfJ 2,000 ....,. feet. $250.,000
...umable 1oen a ~et SM1,soo.
(714) 760·1900
OCEAN VIEW + POOL
$719,000
llYEITORS
Two Del Taco Restaurant
sites, triple net leases, good
return, '379,000 each. Call
Christa or Gerry
Of~); ..........
875-5511 --
IPll MIEI 1·1 UT,-.111 ... _ ......
New, 1pacioua 3 Bdr, 3~ Ba. LiJrht &
airy. Spectacular uae of wood and
akylltes. Walk to beach. Priced for
immediate sale $339,500. 616
Marigold. Call 67~~511 or 640-4~21.
IUITll llMmll
Lovely Meu Verde 4 Bdr, family rm,
pool & rec rm. Skylites, terrazzo, etc.
Owner aays .U -now only $214,900.
2935 Java Rd, CM. -···-Forest Hilla mdl in Racquet Club, 4
Bdrm family rm, dining rm. Great
aaaumable loan. Call for info. Offered
at •195,500. 41~ Williwaw. .. ..,..
Oceanfront, superb location, 5 Bdrm
4 ~ Ba. elevator, dining rm,
outltanding mallive Matr Bdrm suite
w /view, fireplace, 17' ceiling.
QUALITY-QUALITY-QUALITY.
$1,150,000.
COU OF NnlPOA1' REAL TORS
2StS .. C.... Nwr-. eoron. def -
87S·SSff
* UIHI 11111 *
C'.ome villt the moet fabuloua vtew new
custom home ln Newport. Nothfna to
compare with th.le 4 bdrm, fam rm, 5
bath, formal dlrun1, 3 frplca, 8 car
aarase. Luse pool & j9cuzzi. C'.ome to th~ sate and Hk for 3 York1hire 759-1931. •
... lllLY 1-1
IELEI I. DIWI IEILTll, Ill. 144-1114
.....
111•11 I IDT 4/llBR, bonu• rm 3
battla. FrH 1tand{ng
home, mint condition.
"'Lllll '"" ..... 1~doWn with 1~ 2nd aooeptabla
30 YMr bed ra1• 1~ lnMr9lt
13~~ annu•I perc.nt
IHlng I• bellevlng. u~1000. Land Included.
-~ NANCY IMBERNINO
loth pf a.. OOt'QllCM Al TR
unite .,. 2 Bdrm 2 la ~~~ .. ~·~·~-~~ wnottt eulUlbla tcw lldrm
or den. Ownef'• unit la .... , • •llf
about 1900 eq. h. wtUI Seoludad IO 3 or 4 bdrm frplo In tamlly room. M'8 1n Bad( Bay ~ Allclng SStO.ooo. owe community. lo ,_ IOt9
w It II jl o o d d own . btlftt 1910, watef" view
831·7370. ~ avall. '211.000 dn w/
• ra1e. Fllk>/ ..eumabtl No ~t penalty 2 polnta plul S600 .
For Information. cell ,, ........ .............
(11•)111 ......
T~,\DI I I()\ \I
W \I Ii
IPYM.All llLL
A 1uper ~uy in a spacloua family
home. There'• even a full size
badminton court in the yard!
Absolutely immaculate 4 Bdrm.
home with a Iarse family rm + an
upstairs same & billiard rm .
·Transferred owner has reduced the
prjce to a very attractive $676,000
Fee.
reduced pt1oea. Tradee
poetltJte toot 7eo.ae80
"O"
DOWN! ~ clMr\ 3 BR condo. VA tlrml. 1104,SOO.
........ 1~1212
For a.illed Ad
AcnON
Cal
A OA&T f'ILOT AD-YISOI
MJ-1671 --------,..,,___ ·-!"'!II~
SACRIFICE PRICE OF tlll,IOO
18 $14,000 UNDER APPRAISED VALUE
This truly magnificent residence la for thoee who embrace relaxing
luxury as a way of life. Decorated in Mediterranean style w/curved
arches, rect?llled lighting & liberal uae of mirrors. The gourmet kitchen
features 90Ud oak cabinetry, Jenn-Aire range, Portuguese Ules & a
breakfast nook w/ocean view. Panoramic ocean & night view from LA
to Catalina. Pool & spa are encl'd in private courtyard. Thia flne home
la unmistakably Newport! A.unable flnanctng on fee almple land.
759-1501 or 152-7373.
Three years old. with 2200 1quare feet with all amenities. The large
country kitchen comes complete with bullt-lne, JennAire, traah
comptldor and microwave. There'• a ~reakfast bar PLUS formal
dining. The rnas1er suite la luxuriow with tub+ eeparat.e ahower. A
large low interest usumable ff.rat tnut deed makes the monthly
payment surprisingly affordable. 9032 Adama Avenue, Huntlngt.on
Beach. 963-5671.
FANTASTIC VIEW LOT
REDUCED '300,ooot
1.24 aa9 ottertna exdUlll,,. oceen views. pivecy & lleClwdon. One of
the f~ sites available that la eminently suited tor a breathtakinc
private estate. Level & re.dy to build. 7&9-UOl or 752-7373.
SPYGLASS RIDGE -OCEAN VIEW
4 bedroom. f.amily home. s.utlfUDy uPIJ'8ded & land8caped. Lovely
pted pool. U8eCI brick 3 car prllle, larp lot with play area. 8 W ~ flnandna. 7159-1501 or 7152-7373. ..
OCEAN YID -CAMIO SHORES
SJMIC(oua executive family home on expensive lot with fabulous
entertalnini aiu with pOQl. ipe & pivate bellcb& Lowest priced 4
bdrm. 5 beth reddenoe ln ~ ~ are11. 769-lM>l or 7!2-1373.
HARBOR Vll!W HOMl8
Recent11 remodeled •xecutlve home f.eetwinj trench doon •
~ ItaliaD _.... die. Q9W appllMClll-mt lap pd In 1ari*
private yard. r.. lltmpJe wtth tm.ooo in flnandnl wumaa. at
. 11 M1'. c..u 1ee-1so1 or 1&2-ma. •
GUARD QA TED HUNTINGTON HARBOUR
TOWNHOME ONLY TWO YEARS OLDI
With manned 24 hour M!C'Urity, tb1a Wanninetan built unf t la one of the
best values we've .een for $110,000. Look at thae feat\U"ee and
compare: Two large bedrooms (muter suite with retreat); 1.5 bethl;
Separate dining area; Spacious kitchen with IH cooking and
BUil..T-IN MICROWAVE; t.undry room; fenced fnlot yard; And an
AITACHED GARAGE with opener. Can be bouabt for u little 81
$5,500 down. Call 963-5671 for complete fi.nandna lnfonnation. 9032
Adams Avenue, Huntington BMch.
ABANDONED ARTISTS' CHALET
ON THE WATER WITH A BOAT SLIP
This two bedroom, two beth condo la vacant and la located right on the
main channel with a fabulous vlewll Our eeller 11 aaldna $297,~ and
will trade, exehaqe or carry back paper. 9032 Adams Avenue,
Huntington Bach 983-5671.
THINKINCf°"9uv .. o A BU81Nl88?
LOOK AT THESE IXCILLENT OPPORTUNmEan
ONI H04M PHOTO LU -Only ~2,&00 and tair. aver the exi1t1nC
equlJlment bn. Seller will a.Ip finance. Awnce....,. ..-11nce lMt
July of $7,000 P9' month. 98$.0871.
.aAUTY 1A1..011 -Lwcurioua ~ .et up 10 station aaJcin.
Greet loc:atSon OG a.ch Blvd. Lota of tnttle Plus MW c:iondol aotnc ~
blhind. A*1nl $74,000. Seller ,nn help with ~ and wW Mia>
train new owner. NS-&671.
·~ Pllllll UIATlll -llWPllT
HY Thi• i1 nbt just a Lido
Bayfront, 1t'1 8~' plu1 an
adjoln.lng private beach, aero.
the' channel from the former
John Wayne l!'atate. Pier & .Up
for larse yacht. Exce~nal
blend of traditio &
contemporary design. Just under
8000 1q. ft. All wood vaulted
celllns & aolid beama
throughout. 4 BR including a lg
master 1ulte w /atudy &
wonderful patio for bay
vlewlns. Guest 1ulte, maid•
quarters. and auxiliary BR. PIUI
a 4 car prage. WE ARE PROUD
TO OFFER THIS ESTATE AT
~.900,000. Dona Chichester
llTITI II Tll llYPlllT
Entertainen peradlte. Approx.
8,000 1q. ft. Large .Up, bayaide
lawn & pool. Hia & hers
bathroom, library, gymnuium.
Only 6 yean old. Prime location.
Ejccellent financing available.
$4,000,000. John Macnab.
••mnw....UNll"• IHHI Exciting, relaxing,
1atilfyin1 custom home
overloolc.lni 8th fairway of Big
C&nyon Country Club. High In
the aky, top lot, 8,000 sq. ft.
home designed w /elesance,
comfort & style. Premier views
& security. $2,900,000. Tom
Allln8on & Dan ~bb.
llWPllT IUH HTATI -I.•
..U Putonl eetting for thia 6
BR. 5 ~ BA Georgian Colonial
with fadlities foe hones. Prime
location minutes from Newport
Center, all 1hoppln1 and
t.ranaportation. F..tate include9
atablel, riding ring, barn 81 well
aa 3 car pr-ce and pool Full
security. $2,000,000 Includes
land. Martha Macnab.
11111• IPlllll -_, ....... ft.LA 180 degree new of ocean. bay & Cat&Una.
Enter throuab llt!JCWl&ty gates to
imported Italian marbJe entry to
th1a 4 BR, 4 BA home w /e>U
winding stairway or elevator to
an elaborate recreatlon area.
Patio Includes Hydrospa & tiled
BBQ 8el"Ytce center. 'The perfect
bome fer executive entertaininc. U, 725,000 includes land.
MaUl'ftn White.
Ul .. PllllT IUIHI With an
"International Flavor" High
Ceilinp -marble floors and
colwnn1 -lmkle pool. SpaciOUI
room• -breakfHt room -
elepnt muter suite w/firep~
-City, bay & ocan view -three additional BR, atlitelrw/
private entrance. •1.1~.000 lncl. land. Barbera Aune.
11111& llllLllll YllW
Panoramic ocean vtew from this
atnale awry California Ranch
home 2 or 3 BRS, 2 ~ BA,
formal din. rm & fam rm. High
beam cellinp, Mexican pawn.
French doors, plantation
shutters. UJmpJetely remodeled
& prof..son.lly land8caped w /
lovely ~~95,000 lncl. land.
Donna OodabllU
•II, 1&1111 11111 llTATll
Beautifully located
"Lautremont" w/exceptional
view of COlll\line, ocean & city
llghtt. Thia i• truly an
exceptional buy in one of
Newport'• mo1t preat11ioua
nellhborhooda. ~u.ooo. Anita
Schandel.
..... LIT -.... , fllW
More than ~ acre cus\Om lot
behind 1uarded 1atea ln :rtialOUI Harbor Ridae. On
of the hill wtth forever vtew
ocean & bay. DcuUcall)'
reduced fOI' qWck tale. Must be
1old Immediately. Larae
auumable loan. $493,000
Ma~Wbl•
Tll1\I -llllTT o.n. wtth ua to .. thJa 2 1tory, 3 BR.
~ deep lot. prtva•
a.I' patio. BW1t ln ~
I ~ Price lndudll local 1'tkl life, tf avallable. $299,000.
llutJmoa Ce11iban.
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... -..... Well Pfio.d and onf)' 3 "8modelied 3 9d 1 ••. LARGE LOT -11 bloaae to OOMn Front ram rm, HK dwn. owe W1191 by WI ~ wtth .....__ " 1 12 % 3 0 y re A g n t Hors Propert t "' (n MCh unit. lt'1 hOUM Ilea 2 ...,., ... • 157-~ 9 Y alDM 10 Not1tt e_,, FrOtlt be, • well equipped _______ .....,
bMC'-Pouullon In kltohen. ttt. llreplal» and 11" Mft IP'f mfl 11' Costa Mesa I f wood floors All ~ 3 ... 2 ·-........ 'm• or •u"'mer ., ~rewtth nawer3 SpacloUI .... -wm• ...._ ~ 1•.. C..Owe9t _prl~ 2BR 1 ~ba, 2 c:.ar condo 12111•221~ PeMt.11"""-b1 8' 1baunllo....0et._1--------1 2 "'*'1• !amity""· omo. ...-_, •-ln H .... -..... Creek H B Onl tllO 900
Thit cWIChttW -1uded C0'8lll'7 .._. .. ...s tor
lllbt m41Wta$ for dle"lwai balm"~ ... ban ~ 81:1'9 In w,un. 8-h. Lo dn, .mi.
may nde °' ce.rry beck. •tl4,IOO. (CUto)
.!'..!n,000c1n.uv9t., !....! BHm cet1lng1, large ..... l ITUL or wonc lhop, oomer tot. ttlt1 .,,,_ un-.. --· ' • ruy • · .. ""' . ,.. -,_, ,__.,., 11·• 1 10.000. 173-1660 (Btwn Meu Drive & ~Iler anxlOUJ, flnanclna available. unu llUll MPL1 :*& =.:=: Gorgeoua 6 Bdrm 3 ~ 1tokw an.to6> 1n tt1e _. ba1 . T.-rtllc 4 BR home with tton. '294.too poo( home, bMt aectton Open HouM Sun 1-6 ., ... Nf, Mc:Oonald'a. 20U Ul G.G., groa lncome .100,400 only
1erge petlo and 2 BA apt. -of Meea Vwde. l'40 Tuatln. 3 8r houee on 300xae· 8.6 x groa, auume 11., lit & 12., 2nd
wla.dt. Stepe to bMdl WMI HI HO"I Open FrtlSaUSun 1-4 I WTllll --1o1~;.l-ow000doWn. low Int. In. 1~ng tenn S.P .• 856,000. and CIOH to VIiiage UOMI .. IM. 2773 SANDPIPER ..... .u;w 'Y •
Ocqeo... wood and .. cwt.om built bame In 1Al\.lna BIKil 8eu.r le IUpal' Qnibl.e, wtJl trade,
carry b9dc or ttand Clft hi. hied IO make a deal
3 Badtoom, 2~ bath. (Clll6)
-I . •:--. 00 etlope.Aeklng'571,000.-.o: REALESWE Agt.146-9181 1•"h/11atlr•• wm'. E.Ooud Co .................. ...
W•lk by 11e-11etA,...... 931.1400 111rn.a , .... 11, ~:.r~:n~1:ia~•=.i 11:s-1eoo .... II! en•> a.u-IM4 .... ....... .., .. , .....
cry. t. I • n d c . 11 Thr .. elngle 9tory homM - -• • ~=!!!!!!!!!~::::=~~~~~=.J en..eeoo. CMll .... 1124 with OAflgel and yard•. maintained elngle ltory 1 SANTA ANA HTS Ad " ,._ ..... v 24 ... ·-------111 ~ WATIHlllT Ill. Each home haa 2 be-& 2 bdrm unite. Plenty of ' u ~·-· '" •1• lnlat 1"4 -w'l"-•
llL ,..L •• I droom•. Quellty con· ott-atreet parldng and • ....... ..._ c9urlty0 gu,ar•atdr, 2 Br.t11~ lll UID -_ _ .!':!"'.!! ..,.::-000w
Perfect beach cottage Cu1tom t>ulU 3 BR. 2 ea, llructlon w/bltlna. Owner ~:!1:91:2t,~tiv.ty rtr ~ Saltl p:ogra~. t :t:~·l~ .~~ =~ =~~~PC: LHATIOI ;; ~2".000~ yri
with ti.awllully coordl-llrepleoe, lhake roof, RV ~~l...!_~hange. HH de 144-1111 3 BA, '"°be, fam rm, unit. IJ.4,000 oan, the w1ter. Beeutlfully LOCATIOI ~ ~d ... A!!-_ O:· nated decor. Dock for acceaa. """-wtll carry _,,,..., rentet "'°°" · • laundry rm, 24x30 gar. 11 'A% 111um1ble or uperaded. o.nert an-""""' • .., ..--
two 18' boat•. Gc>unMt 111loan1148,500. N.ar echoolt and lhol>•· All tMl8 fMtur• PLUS eubfeet to. No QU4111tytng. xloul. Allclnd only 1112, !f\d untt ·on OfMnbatt. 2 Good~ In.•· kltch, beam celllng1 I ...... IHr In Coate Mell. S249• MW cpt, ,_vinyl kltc:n.. Full Price I f20, 1150. 500. Cell 540-1161 bdfm, 2 be,. Gfoe.nc>nt Ing In .. ofte. ,.,._totoue
"""-wm conllder ex· If H ' 500. Call 831-1400 en, bath and laundry 538-4040 Agent: lfll lmlf 114 mocMI In Par1t 11. c.nt. locat1011. AHoolated
ch an g • $5 85 • o o o. 141-11 -WA n Ht HO!'. 1 --------1 room noo..1ng. Don't ma AIC, 10ve1y patio. Near Rltra.
873-e900 HOMI., Inc. ... I.I. PUJA ""-8'4* bU)' 1129,too * WAI.I Tl llAll '1 Lllll•IHI eet\0011, lfbrery, poole, UL Ill.. Fiii • L.Ull/trnll REAL ESTATE Newer 4 Br plue lam. rm. AIU.II llll.n Sharp Cape Cod atyle ~. cltY pattl and .... lwlRn .... "' .. <•n
Are you ready to lnveat In E•t-•d• townh•. 3 bd. 831-1400 hOml on cukle-aac with ........ 14 3BA. dbl gar, with enter· wnnlt. f121,000. (l14l -.nn
Cr retl,_nt home? 2 '.t be, 11220 /mo. large tot. Aaklng 1239, R:-:f-I-i-• ~~e!~'c:nt°8~~ '31..aeee
thl1 SBA 3be turn 845-3231, -P4,IOI 000. &73-2688. !!.!! ... t •-moYed out of ltate. ll6, ~ home.~ to all. ALSO SAVE WITH DAVE 3 BR. large lot, tall• over Orlglnal 8f>er1lat1 Home on 000 down and It'• YoUf'l. ·-T\K1-.. -Roak.--O-..... --v-... -.1 Jsorlty Uttle Mlle Mun.I Mt on. ~~~~n:o~•= DAVE WHITE, 548-2313 :i:u~ ~~r;oner an-UITllll 1111111 Bluffe OY'l(looldng her-Cell for detall9. Loweet Pftoed 4 bd, 3 ba, Tuff et. along ceme •
In. walk by 215-215~ THE REAL ESTATERS · · PRICED RIGHT large lot l>of. ~. ln6,ooo. UAL DTATI 11'111 ep111iew1.30 Cool Brook 1pld., and reed In the
Saoohlre & call tor ct.-&I._ man wlll pey top -1m1ll price. Well 819--111-1ll1 26% down, MeUmt 140 6 51-TI77 Dally Piiot Cl .. allled
•
talla. Alklng '480,000. dollar IOI' hOme OI' coadO maintained 3 Bdrm home r lala Yalln ltM -K ,, t 1 .38~ ell. rate. . MCtlon about Miu Mut-e.II 873-etOO w/zero dn, financing. with hardwood floor•. ... ... lllllUTI owe. 1269.600. A.gt. let'• Turtet end bought 11
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\4,\ 11 l<I HI., 1 OM-8545 OI' 54t1-1540 1120.000. Cell Shirley YA T.-Wiii llsten '° 111 often on Ing a 6 6 2 -7 6 o o or for '8 95. You can ... ,
Mlctlelmore to ... 4 Bt. 2~ Ba. Green Vefr. thl• two ....,., MW 38R 662-7888 yOIJr tulfet and lot1 or
111 '"''" In~ Sff,IOO •-l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii other thing• through REAL ESTATE 2223 •·-•--St '"-tve bu IWIEI WAITS Al-ley Condo. 1132,500. ,,.., water. Try VA; low 1• Delly Piiot Cleullled *-aw ,..,_,,, ..,.. , Ag t . 911 I -2 2 9 7 or down or ??? Call now, llllNlJ ---------Ada. Call 842-6871
.. ,_...., then call. Th• Pr091'1Y .JACKIE GILU9 Tiii t83-0M7. Broker 848-0709 Beeutlful 2 Bdrm l den, --------1--------_laDltt_______ Mart 840-9019 _ HALTOM ~~~el~~ IHI. INc~ 1040 1111111 Ill-:,O'• atory, fireplace
hslaaale 1007 N;t;~-;.f,~n~~.~,~~~ic~ llAIT PllOI hldel •moat ct1armlng 2 Piil l•E •Bdrm, 2~!:._'•m ~· Ing ~~.~?l:.'i ,,.,... l11rtnr ..
City llghta, wnlfewater ~ 3Bdrma, 2 bathe,
IQe lemlly rm w/ftt ber. ~lly remod. Seller
11ye "We wlU look at
wflatevw It tak• to NII."
Altelng '339,000.
H••• •rort.
•4.,ff••ntf LOCATION and VALUE. 111lned gtua, 2 car_ qar, IElllTfll Bdrm college with open dining rm, --to ""''· M0-1161
Penln. Pt. property on low down, no qualltytng. For qulcic .. ie on huge 2 beem1, wood paneled Stained flale & natural Quiet cul-d .... c loca-11 .......
park. Step• to bay-Wiii conalder trade tor •ty Eaatalde 3 BR. family llYlng room .,,d moat In-wood• "1 thla 3 8' 2 ea tlon. Upgraded thru-®t. lllllY 1 ooeen. 1315,000. OWC. dwn payment Call Skip. rm home. $179,too. Yltlng bfk:tt llrepleoe. Aek hchoarmme WA/nwxalourmlt~-~.,nd, M$1u8a0t 0110011 la01t. A•klnlgl lfll J 1-4
150,000 2nd. 873-4717 839-7632 · about expanllon plan1. · .., • · wner w fl
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eft• 11 am. lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill Wllfll Otteted at 1125,000. t;:V:,.'°:'::!y• t~!:": ~~: ~ offertl Cell
7 Years yOllng, duplex. 142·1100 dHI. Priced right at U1-H41 C.... .. l•u IOU
•11•• llTTMI
......... ...,. ·. HERITAGE
HfALTOHS
3 bdrrM, 2 bathe, coun-ttY kitchen, fMI rm. Do
drive by 808 JHmlne
end give me e call.
$250,000.
Ii~,~
• 675-5930 *
Jli.Ji ~. nl lllA I \ "11\J
IOUI VIEW 1349,000
OraaUc reduction. C9tm
Cd. rMCl'I atyle .. Br 3
Be. 1-aty. oc .. n view,
dHlgner entry doora,
llvlng rm wtcethedrel
ceillngl, lrplc, lrg 111.1nken
wet ber w/blt-lna. all
electr. country kitchen,
open elry Matr 911"9, wl
apaeioue Be, mirrored
-drobee & PY1 atudy
Low malntenanc. back-
yard wlcovered patio.
Submit ell olfera. Agt,
Mllfllyn 69-IMOO
IPEOTIOILll
VIEW
IFWlm
Only $88,000 UC)Stalra 2
Bf condo on the water
Lookl bfend MW-plultl
beige cpt. conveni.nt to
parking, comm. pool.
ape & lighted tennla
OOIJIU, Oreet ~ble
ftnen. Submit all often.
Cell today. Agt, Mwtlyn
559 8400
SfOECLJFS
Juat lla1ed, oceen. ~ "'-· ttunnlng .. Bdmll. mnre L11U
Gerry I CMa11
t73-ne1 780-1397
•FUU. OCEAN vu•
2br & den. Jawnlne Crtc. Owner /egln1 64().1515
MJl,IM ................
12-4
UI ........
You need to -to ep-Pf9C6et•. Channing o6def
home on 2 Iota R-2
~~. Oreat po11lblll-
tlee. Located on OCMn
llde of hlghwey. 2 blodl.a
from bay. Wllllng to ,....
gollate on price Ca.II
"P9Mr The Greek", 'Illa
Udo Realty, 87M742.
snam
Beat ocean view In
Orange County, ciuMom
MW Bedford. 35,000 eq
ft, !I •.• 7S5J~· w ...
tern &tat.. iM>1-12S4
t •ALIT
1 bdrm home In front. 2
bdrm rental In , • .,.
~~.~
111,000 Down. SBA 2t>a
WHt•lde. ne.ooo 111
TD 12% P11n on>t. Kelly
841-8183 or Marty
780-471t
TAIUllU.. -· 1220 lilli••
11 S1l11 In '13
........ ....,.1
Lovely 3 bedroom •d-
omed wtth fruit treaa. iv.
bathe, large brick fire-
place. $129,900. Must
Miii
PMI r. .......
Hlghly upgraded 3 ~
droome. 3 bath•, dining/
lamlly room•. TWO
FIREPLACES. Quiet
location. Complete with
pool, ape. end ftreplt IOI'
1umm1r entertalntngl
1248,500. Owner wlll
help ftnancel ,,..UM4 ......
1125,000. 3 bedroom1,
TWO FIREPLACES. Rue.-
tic famllr. room glv•• "mount• n" feellngl 5
minute• from beach • enjoy coo' oc.an b<ee-
-1 Mu11 -1
..... u .. aw.n
"Gre«1b(ootl" popular 3
bedroom model. Com-
ptel• with eunlcen IMng
room. formal dining, brick llraptece. Nicely
decorated. In move-In
condition! 1173,000. Cell
nowt
111-2310
3707 S. BRISTOL
rl.MI PUii
.. 'Ill YUi
GRAND OPENING
Frt/SaVSun/Mon 11-8
Thell l1nt1111c alngle
family home• were
-ded !loot plan of the
year for 8 We1tern
inat-. 1908 to 2310 eq.
ft Located In prime
EMQlde, CM .,.._ Pr ..
vtoue pnua eold out In one ..-and. Looated
on M onte VIiia Ave .. ~ Orange & Santa
Ana Aw.
831~711: eYS 84S-8075
fH WLL HU
•Lm 10% DOWN,
11'~ FIXED RATE
30 YEARS
With tMM ep«tecular,
extra large 2 Bdrm +
den. 2"A bathe. ~
llreplao., megnlllc:ent
rnM* .. wttti wtndoW
IMt Md drelMtlc .m-ed window, wetblr, only
.. left.
Of»ENHOUSE
IAT/8UN~ON 11-8 2.&el El.OEN. OM ue 4683• ~ 115-M03
MINlfmmTI .,....
8NCTACULAR
lWNHOuSE
MOOlLI FOA SALE
TWo ....... "°°'::: 'o dlOOee from. 3 , .... belle, ......,..,., ek)'-
............. Vl9lt
our turnltfl•d "'odet, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 12.a 8ltJhn.
110 !Alt "'' "-AC£ taMJrM: .. .,w1aa ---.. _
COLDWCLL
BANl\<?R n .........
... IULllTlTI l vou R~OME
INCIAUITI
....... ... •• Ill.I
Thie .... ~ N..ct to .... out .,idlly, wann hOme In I pMt-a• I IA w .. telde ho1T11.
--" .. nem.r WV-Utt'9 CIMfl cNngM ~ nor 1m111 • a bet, 4-n. • .,. .... aoo. t12-UH ~~1...;""'~~~~-1 At!!!·"" llnlmOlll-mT , .. -·-1n...-.... ~ • er. • ... pool hOma. o.ut ,.,.. ..,uy. hmlr
too"' wlti-brloll ·=•o ~ ....... ~DOOi. HH, . ~~t/ lun/Mon,
mOd,..,
ltke new two 2 BR unite, 1142,900. Call Anne J PETE
BARRE ff
. REALTY R&'Mt-X
very pvt. Obi garage•. M<lCuland 4131-1288.
pvt yard•. owe 1at.
122•.000. ~Sunho\\
l\4:all ~
RESIDENTIAL REAL EST ATE SE9tVICES
41l-14M • ·•-•f
•tin 1k spen' 111vl not
tugh in price, ~•son-
1ble co.t; d a111fied
1dvertaaing
CORONA DEL MAR OPEN HOUSES 1-5 l\IEWPOR T BEACH
....... 11111 .,., ..
These owners upgraded this 2 br, den home for
years of elegant living. Now priced below
market In order to end probate. All of the
amenities plua large lot wtth room for a pool.
1111H YllW -.U W4,111
Unique single atory 5 BR home w/sweeplng
canyC?n views. Lush private garden courtyard
entrance & spacious deck• to the canyon
enhances Its beauty.
au•mw-.u '*• Price reduction! Tastefully appointed 3BR & FR
hOme In quiet resldentlal neighborhood. Large
private yard, professlonally landscaped. You
own the landll
, .. _ 11111 IH._
Warmth and privacy of spllt level plan 6 .
Library, alcove, dining rm. Famlly room adjoins
kitchen, 3bd. 2'~ ba. fireplace In llvlng room &
master bedroom suite retreat. Community pool
& tennla.
Wiii ... ,. 1111.-m
New on the marketl 4' BR executive home wtth
commanding views of ocean, Jetty & Catallna
aunseta. Private courtyard entry, black bottom
pool & epa, luah land1caplng. Turn key
condition. Not to be mllMd.
NEWPORT BEACH<
•••T 11A11 Ull 111 11M.,lN
Charming completely refurbished 3 BR, Famlty
Rm. 2 flreplaoes. Quiet back bay area, nice yard
w/frult treea. Seller will uatst with financing. ...... ., .....
Beeuttfulty & tutefully decor'1ed, truly one of •
kind In most dealrable area. Luth pf anting,
extensive uae of mlrrora, 3 bedroom•, tonner
model I
.. """ IWAll ........ Spaclou1 3 BR, 2'A Ba condo. Tiie entry &
kitchen sunken llvtng rm w/wet bar A flrepl11Ce,
formal dining rm, huge ma1t'9r 1utte.
Community tennla, pool & epa. Convenient to
Fashion lafand.
u... .. -., ..... Channing .{Br. 2 a.. llngle etory home In great
family neighborhood. French door• In
mltrbdrm IMd to hot tub~ oovered patio.
Lota of Mexican pavert In dining rm. kit. &
tamlly room.
llYllllT u-.-
Somethtng ~Ill abou1 thl1 3 Br 21A8a. home tn n.tghbortl6od of very ••~•tve homH.
Mayt,e tt'1 the pnoe. Could be the potential, but
detlnttety la bright, cheettUI and charming.
•
.. ... -• 4901 BASSWOOD 4 BR, FR $259,500 Sun.
U. llf 2307 FAIRHILL
3 BR, FR $194',750 Sun.
--UI 414' HELIOTROPE 3 BR. Den $675,000 Sun.
llYmll' 1317 ASHFORD
4 .. n $329.SOO Sat.
lllMILlffl 202 SEAWARD
3 BR, OEN $465,000 Sat.
.... -15 NARBONNE
4' BR, FR $1,4'95,000 Sun./Mon.
_. --223 GOLDENROD 3 BR, OEN $325,000 Sat.
Wl•Rll• 9 NUTWOOD
3 BR $152,000 Sun.
Ul'lll.IPf 908 ALEPPO
4' BR, Pool 250,000 Sat.
IUffl 452 VISTA ROMA
3 BR, FR $215,000 Sun.
..... NW ... 1967 PORT PROVENCE
5 BR, FR $349.000 Sat.
.... . 2609 RAQUETA
3 BR, FR $182,500 Sun.
ULllA..... 215 & 217 E. BAY FRONT
6 BR $895,000 Sun.
Ul1alfP 901 CITRUS
4' BR, FR $238,000 Sun.
WllT&lff 1222 SOMERSET
Pool $425,000 Mon.
PlllllQIY llY 715 BAYSIDE
3 BR $1,360,000 Sat./Sun./Mon.
llTmlt 1907 TRAOEWINOS
3 BR, FR $299,000 Sat.
.._ NW au 877 SANDCASTLE
4' BR, FR $345,000 Sun.
NM-.& 1600 E. BALBOA BLVD.
4 BR, FR $595,000 Sat. -•s• a• 1839 HIGHLAND S BR, Pool $179,000 Sun.
• UIYtl leUll 14 CANYON ISLAND
3 8" $235,000 Sat.
-28TAHOE • BR, FR 1226,000 Sat.
a.. .. 4'26 PIAZZA LIDO
4 BR, FR $n6,000 Sat.
...... _ ue..-
Probabty the pr«tleat expanded 3 bd.Fr. home
In arM. Larae oom« lot wtth pad for boet or
RV. Frenafi doora, mlrrore and glorlou1
bl'Mkfut room. A cuetomJzed home. .... ..,.,.
V., lllf'Qe, prtvate poot ... lzed yard. 3 targe
BAS l batht, & all the a.menlt... Of one of
Newport'• moat pre1t1gtou1 aecurlty
oornmunlt• at t.hla unbellevtble prloetl ,
......... .. .
<4 BR, 3~ Ba, famlly rm & kitchen combo,
formal dining rm. Areplace In IMng nn. new
beige carpets, large bonus rm lnctudlng loft &
full bath -great for ln-lewa, guests or
teenager9. Good terme.
.......... lln.-
Super famlly home In a super tamlly
nefghborhood. Your chfldren cen walk to achool
without crosalng the streetll 4' BRS, famlty room
& your own private pool for this auper prtoell ........... .,..
Beautlful 5 BR famlly home In terrific location.
Tastefully decorated w/wood floort, plantatton
shutters, coordinated waJlpapert, etc. No after
move-In coats and land la Included! A must seal
P&Wll llAIT -Al "*W Pl.,_ Spectacular bayfront condo profeaslonally
decorated & In Immaculate condition. 2 BR, full
aecurlty, excellent locatlon. Owner wlll alao sell
unit completely furnished! Great value. .....,.._. .. ., ....
Gorgeous, Gorgeous, Gorgeoual Remodeled!
Expanded! Best locatlonl Totally secluded
pool-.atzed yard. Remodeled gourmet kitchen.,
You'll absolutely fall In love wtth this totally
CU8tomlzed 4 BA home! ...... ....,..
• Looking for value coupled with exclualve
addresa. Beautiful, bright and cheerful 4 br.
famlly room, dining room home with charming
patio. Many attrac11ve decorator touchee and
moat appealing 1at T.O. to uaume.
Ill lllYll 11n.-
Compar• before you buy thl1 extraordinary
value. Thia Miier Med• to retum to Europe,
becomes your opportunity to buy thla great
famlly home. 4 Br. FR. OR. 3Ba. Pool, Spa,
Jacum with two eeparat• entertainment patios.
BEACH COMMUNITIES
mT•WNIT p .....
Stepa from the beach exoeptfpnafly nice.
Income property In Wee1 Newport -upgraded
, two BR owner'• unit w/ooean view plua
eeparate fumlat)ed two BR cottage!
N•-.a .......
New on merketl Smuhlng home -3 yeare new
• llght, al~r thta • BR la 1tepa from t>Mch. Fabuloul .,.,...., aulte offer8 tome bey vtew,
tunny eouth patio. Serious teller ready to move
thlt property. ...... " .. Authendo Outah Colonial wtth elegance & styte.
M1gntttoent country kitchen, 5 BR, Nbtary &
playroom, ~ to ~-beedl & iMrtna 6n qm ~ oommunnv
t•DROOM 104 V&I Cordova (Udo tale) NB en-4CMi3 $375,000 Sun 1-a
2511 W. Sunflower, Santa Ana
M6-0303 '82,500 Sun 1--4
S45t Wlndeor (Wlmbldn Vig) CM
Ma-0303 1179,800 Sun 12--4
MO 8onot-. Colli.._
M•OIOS t111.IOO a../luQ 1..a ••100 vi. Udo Nord(Udo lll)N9 Ma..a200 t1.aoo.ooo 8llll&un 1.a
218 Vie Nloe, Udo Ille, N8
87S-2&ee 1'71,000 8atl8un 1..a * 17~ GllleXY (OOWr &hotel) NB 142"'6200 1311,000 5'#\ 1-6
t•DROOM I 9R pkae PAM RM or DIN
·~1 R9dland• Or, B8Ck Bay
831-1400 $250•000 Set/Sun 1-6
**218 Via Udo Soud, Udo Ille
-------------------1eo-1to0 t1,uo.ooo aavSwi 1-a
*18 Curt Or., Jaemlne Crk,vu,CdM
~1515/(818)72&-5151 SIS 12_..
#3 Rue FontatnblMu (Bg Cyn) NB
78().8333 $3515,000 Sun 1-5
** 10 e.lboa eov.t, N.B.
844-8200 $425,000 Sal/Sun 12-5
30 Segura, Rancho San Joeq, Irv.
831-7370 $207,600 Sun 1-5
* 1 Pandora (lrvtne Groves) NB
842-5200 1137,500 Sun 1-5 * 1222 Somereet Ln, Weetcllff, NB 844-9060 $425,000 Mon 1-5 * 1222 Someraet Ln, Westctltt, NB
844-9060 $425,000 Mon 1-5
2 pfue PAM RM or DIN
plue GUl8T
501 Riverside, Nwpt Hgta, NB
548-2887 $370,000 Sa/Sn/Mon 1-5
2 pfue FAii Ml or DIN
pfue CIUl8T
501 Riverside, Nwpt Hgt1, NB
548-2887 $370,000 Sa/Sun/Mon 1-5
3 UDROOM
142 Via Undlne (Lido Ille) NB
673-4063 $375,000
427 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghta
&48-6141 1248,000/ofr S/S/Mon
•20201 Miramar, N.wport 8ch 844-6639 $149,000 Sat/Sun 12--4
14 Canyon laland, Big Cyn, NB
844-9080 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1--4
1839 Highland, Hrbr Hinda, NB
&44-9060 $179,000 Sun 1-4
*2001 Holiday, Npt Beech
552-7500 $329,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
616 Martgold, Corona del Mar
675-5511 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 ,
112 Via Havre, Lido Ille, N.B.
973-7300 $450,000
2501 Harbor Yi.w Or, HVH, NB
Sun,_..
873-1600 $598,000 Sat/Sun 12_..
20291 ewr-, B8Ck Bay .,.._ CM
873-180o 1229,000 Sun 12_..
19"1 Cannanla Ln., Hunt. 8Mch
648-2313 $122,toO Sat/Sun 1 ....
3227 Michigan, ea.ta M .. 648-2313 1139,toO Sun 1 ....
**1205 N. Bayfront, Bal. 181.
648-2313 $1, 125,000 Sun 1_..
427 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hghta
846-8141 $249,000/ofr Sa/Sn/Mon
23482 e.tmer. Laguna Ntguet 4915-4897 $139,000 Sun 1-5
2520 Westminster, Coeta M ...
751-3191 $132,500
474 Weetmlnater (Nwpt Hgt•) NB
848-7171 $208,000
1433 Coral. Laguna Beech
487-15494 $339,000
233 18th Pl, Newport H91ghta
&44-e200 I 1615,000
1529 Temple Hiiia Of, Lag 8ch
487-S..94 $339,000 '
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-6
Sun 1-5
sun 1..a
I M plue FAii Ml or DEN
&44-82nd St., NewPort Beech
931..a2231n2-aee5 0pen 0e11y
419 H8rdlng, Balboa p.,,1n, NB
94S8 4441 $395,000 Sun 1-5
*1&45 Temple Hllta, Laguna 8ch
831-1400 $419,000 Sun 1_..
1&40 TustJn, Newport ~·· CM 873-8568 $188,000 Sun 1-5
. •2031 Yecht Defender (S..vtew) NB
&44-8200 $398,000 Sun 1-5
717 Balboa, l.8guna 8eech
497-5494 1439,000
13888 oaw.on. G•den GrOV9
"3-e767 $110,500
-Sun 1-6
Sellin
This
Weekend!
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•4IS .....
• 1215 Man,,.,. Drive, Newport Bch
844-8200 $455,000
Sat/Sun/Mon 1:~:30
2901 Catalpa , Newport Beach
844-8200 $198,998 Sat & Mon 1_..
780 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isl, NB
844-6200 t575,000 Sun & MOfl 1-5
407 E. 18th Pt., Coeta M-. 831-3428 $219,000 • Sat/Sun 12-5
#4 YC>l1<thk9 (Hrbr Rdge) Npt Beach 759-8100 $2,200,000 Sun 1-5
•3214 Montana (M_. Verde) CM
548-5133 · $149,900 Sun 1-5
**209 E. Baytront, Bat.late
873-e800 S1,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
373 tMwport Glenn. N.wport Bch
831-31513 Sun 1-5:30
2"491 Crettvlew Or, Npt Bch
844-7020 $385,000-F.. Sun 1-5
**721 Bayside Or., CdM 790-8333' $1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
535 Vlata Grade (Blutfa) NB
780-8333 $257,000 Sun 1-5
214 Via Grazlana. Udo late, NB
873-7300 $389,000 sun 2-5
1515 Cumber1and (Wettctlff) NB
~1151 $240,000 Sun 12_..
2307 Falrhltl, 8llCIC 88Y. NB
844-8080 t194,750 Sun 1-5
35 SkyN.11, Jumlne Creek, CdM 83$-4242 $4M,OOO Sun 1-5 * * 1044 Pol8rta Or, Dov.Shra, NB 931·7300 '395.~LH Sun 1-5
**7308 W. Ooeenfront, W. N.B.
873-7300 $785,000 Sun 3-e
281&-2828 Elden, Coet• Mesa 831.,..245 From 1155,000 Sat·W9d. 12-8
*204 Via Eboll, Udo I•. NB 873-7300 $499,000 Sun 1--4
• 1301 Dolphin Terr(lrv.Terr)NB
831-7300 $98!5,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
11721 Candy Ln., Garden Grove
548-2313 $109,900 Sun 12--4
1215 MarifMn Drive, N.B.
844-8200 $465,000
Sa/Sun/Mon 1:30-4:30
1017 Oamaacua , Costa Meta
845-0303 $245.000 s 10-12/Su 10-2
•200 Klng1 Pl. (Nwpt Hgta) NB &45--0303 $995,000 Sat/Sun 2-5
2901 Catalpa , Newport Beach
&44·8200 $198,998 Sat/Mon 1-4
780 Via Lido Soud , Lido lal. NB
844-8200 $575,000 Sun & Mon 1-5
4 •DROOll
1909 Yecht Puritan, s.. View 844-4455 $4<49,000 Sun 1-5
488 o.sota TerT, Corona del Mar
6159-9400 1349,000 Sun 1-5
1230 Londonderry, Costa M-.
545-5109 $124,800
.. , ..
1995 Temple Hiiia Or, Laguna 8ch
497-5494 $595,000 Sun 1.e
1380 Temple Hiii• Or, Laguna Bch
497-5484 $339,500 Sun 1-8
1909 Yacht Purttan, Sea Vl.w
644-4455 $449,000
4 9R pfu1 PAM RM or DEN
2700 UghthouM laM, CdM
631-1400 $359,500 Sun 1--4
•20252 Eastwood, Hunt. Bead\
675-1771 $217,999 Sun/Mon 1·5 .
1210 Kings Road, Newport Beech
844-6200 $889,000 Sun 1-5
**2319 Bayside\.. CdM 844-6200 $1,4115,000 Sun 12-5
* 14 Burning Tr .. (Ba Cyn) NB
831·7800 $649,&oO Sun 1-5
18902 Flagstaff, Huntington 8ch
963-878'1 $192,500 Sun 1·5
1706 Dover Drive, HarborHghlnda, NB
631·7300 $275,000 Mon 1-!5
*501 Cancha (Bluffl) N.B. 644-fS638 $280,000-t=.e Sat/Sun 1-5
**801 BeYlid• 0r. Newport 8eh 831-1400 $1,300,000 Sa/Sn/Mon 1·5
24 lnvemeea, Big cenyon, NB
631·1400 $1,075,000 Sat/Sun 1""' ••#3 Trafalgar (Hrbr Rdg) NB
e13-m1 11,450,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
428 Carnation, Corona de4 Mar
875-8743 $425,000 Sa/Sn/Mon 12 ....
1880 Port Ram8gate (HVHma) NB
875-eOOO l'i0,000 8-/Sn/Mon 1-5
428 Ptazza Udo, Udo tale, NB
844-8080 Set/Sun 1-5
••15 Narbonne, Hrbr Ridge, N.8.
844-8080 $1,495,000 Sun/Mon 1·5
1441 Gtllaxy Of, Dover Shr8, N.B.
548-5647 $389,500 8-/Sn/Mon 1-5
**801 BaySide Drive, N.B.
631-1400 $1,300,000 Sa/Sn/Mon 1-5
•20252 Eattwood. Huntington Bet}
675-1771 $217,999 Sun/Mon 1-5
1441 Galaxy Or, Dover Shrs, NB
548-5647 $389,500 Sa/Sn/Mon 1-5
• 10SO Santiago, Dover 8hf'8, NB 644-6200 $749,000 Sa/Sn/Mon 1-5
1708 OoYer Or, Hrbr Hghlnda, NB
631-7300 $275,000 Mon 1-5
4158 W1llWaw lrvtn.
91s-M1.1 $1es.soo s.vaun 1-5
••2107 Santiago Or, BaycrMt, NB
831-7300 $359,000 Sun 1-5 * 1834 Commodore Rd.(Baycreet) NB
831-7300 $310,000 Sun 1·5
1118 Someleet Ln. Weltdttf, NB
831-7300 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**428 Harbor llland Or, NB
873-7300 $1, 150,000 Sun 1-5
7 Vienna. Harbor Ridge
780-1800 $725,00b Sun 1-5
• 10SO Santtege>, OoYer Shr8, NB
&44-e200 •749,000 Sa/Sn/Mon 1-5
lieving
You'll quickly become a
believer in classified-if you
aren't already-when you find
how easy it ls to find a buyer
for those Items you have for
sale.
Selling is as simple as calling to
place your ad.
• \ ...
t•plUaPAllMlorDD
273 Cecl Place, Coeta Meu
84e-3667 '238.toO Sa/Sn/Mon 10-5
41 Montpllfller, Hltbor Rid{#
844-8200 t725,000 Sun 2-5
273 Cecl Pl .• Coeta .....
848-3657 t239,800 Sa/Sn/Mn 1<>-5
**30e N. Sttlr Ln, Dov. 8hr8, NB
873-7300 t1, 1H,OOO Sun 12-3
' 1727 Prt e.rmouth, Hrbf"Vi.wHms, NB
831-7300 taee.ooo Sun 1--4:30
1800 Anita lo--. Newport 8Mct'I
831-7300 '3eC),()()C) Sun 1-6
•4 Roc:ky Pt, ~ Hin, NB
831-7300 ti,105,000 8at/Sun 1-5
•35 Rldaellne Dr. H•bor Ridge 7to-1too 11,750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 18 Qeneve, H8rbor Ridge
780-1800 12.995,000 Sun 1-5
*1808 ~ggv-Shor•) NB &42"'6200 ,000 Sun 1--4
t Ill .... PAii 1111 or DD
215 E. Bayfront, 8alboe llland
M4-80d0 1885,000 Sun 1-5
•938 Via Udo Soud, Udo lll, NB
873-7300 1797,500 Sun 1-5
• 11 Creetwood, Harbor Ridge
780-1800 $2,500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
1 8EDROOlll
81 Lakeplnea (The Lek•) Irv.
640-1151 $112,500 Sun 12-3
2 IE)ROC)M
•23 Weltdlft W., Npt Bch
e13-1n1 t1eo.ooo s.vSun 1-5
2654 Ek*\, #B102, E/llde, CM
~1161 sat 1-5/Sun 1-4
11 Summerwtnd Court. Nwpt er.t
780-1800 $215,000 Sun 1-5
I • plul PAii Ml or DIN
81 Fawnalen (Dwfteld) Irv.
640-1151 1132,950 Sun 1 ....
**833 Udo Park Of, C1, NB 831-7300 1+45,000 Sun 10-1
a IBJIROOll
1818 w. Ooellnfront, Npt Sch
873-2282 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
207 19th St., Nftlpof1 Bw:tl 975-5511 '357 .5()().'*522,500 8at/8un 1-5
Sun 1 ....
28 8eaaeaJ)9 (Nr Nwpt Crst) NB
tM&-7171 •129,900 sun ,_..
•2521 w. Sunftower, R-7. Santa Ana
831-8011 182.500 Sun 1 ....
I • ...... PAii -• DIEN 885 Vlata 8ontta.. Bluffl. NB 831-7300 $218,000 Sun 12-4
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE ....... ,.
213 Diamond, Blllboe llt, NB
780-8333 1559,000
4•plul19R
••132 s. 8'Yfre>nt, Bel. i.t.
831-1400 s1.aoo.ooo
Sat 1-5
Sun 1-5 .. ,... ..
508 Aceda (OoeliliakM of Hwy) CdM
845-7048 $440,000? Sat!Sun 1-5
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Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 29, 1883
HOIOSCOPf
BY SIDNEY OMARA
Monday Ma~ ARiES ( arch 21-April 19)· You'll be relieved
of eome duli , obllptions. Greeter freedom r.ultt.
travel and educational opportunities multiply.
You'll be m contact with lively people who exhibit
talent, humor Gemini, Sagittarius natives figure
prominently.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Long ~c plans
come In to focus. Se~ of direction is hi8hll&hted,
c:ommunlcation is received whkh could ultimately
result in sea journey. You'll have chance to rebuild
on more solid base Scorpio, Aquarius and another
Taurus figure prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Accent on change,
tr avel, variety and ability to perceive potential.
Vitality returns, enthusiasm is once more part of
personal scenario. Gain indicated through written
word -get ideas on paper, clarify concepts, submit
possible formats. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Go slow , maintain
lo w pro file, stay within rules, c heck legal
documents for loopholes. Member of opposite sex is
attentive, pays meaningful compliment and Is
obviously drawn to you. Significant domestic
adjustment takes place.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Work, career
assignment requll"eS review Orders from usually
established sources may not prove reliable.
Ooublecheck, protect assets and strive to enhance
security. See places, people in realistic light. Be
open-minded, not gullible.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You'll respond
remarkably well under added pressure. Creative
juices flow, necessary changes take place and you'll
successfully ride with tide. Focus on innovations.
ability to imprint style and renewed popularity
based on enthusiasm displayed by young persons.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Decision regarding
special ri&hts, permissions will go in your favor.
Property and future security are involved. Refuse
to take backward steps. It will not be neces.ury to
compromise. You're on winning path -straight
ahead.
SCORPIO (Oct . 23-Nov. 21): Highlight
versatility, be sure plans are flexible, display
willingness to go extra mile. Communication will be
received from close nelghbor or relative who has
embarked upon unwual journey. Leo, Aquarius
natives figure prominently.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Follow
through on hunch -learn by teaching. stri·.·e to
complete project and restore aenae of direction. An
Aquarian will help crystallize ideas and aid in
ob.tainlng style, form. First impressions are likely to
prove correct.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Popularity
increases, social activities accelerate, long distance
call buoys enthusiasm, elevates morale. Moon in
your sign highlights personality, individuality,
willingness to take chance on your own talents.
Sagittarian figures prominently.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Look behind
scenes, remembe r promise to o ne who is
temporarily confined to home, hospital. Quiet
moments alone aid In restoring spiritual values,
stre ngth. Recent error will be rectified. Scorpio
native plays important role.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Wish comes true.
member of opposite sex is involved, sentiment and
romance are highlighted. You can successfully
utilize powers of persuasion. Special instructions
prove beneficial. Don't be discouraged by one who
lacks faith.
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171-1 70. ProfMtolfVl ... I .. llf 0 UIU. AgL ~·~"rr-Mtltlt!t llM Duetoar_._,_........_ Need~ Be
1Wboe la6and ICMly! It. T.,,,_ tn Woodbtldle. ITMTOO. -...-. ACCOUNTS PAY"ILE _., --...__ ..... ~ 2 IL panonet......, t3t1Jmo ptua .,. II& Oii " Ing toan program, COf· .,, 1"""9wwwit oatt1er quallty~. 1 ::: UM .. 1..,.orwtcnda. 'al' ... PH Kint• ~ff.d~y~ Clll ~~&~ ull'lbla levtng1 11 .. an IOI' Tho._....,. Mu11
"'In ' • 2 0 00 I m 0 ' Shop wlofo ~ too =Oh, Co•t• Mell. ~ loueh .-.q'd, by =~.::·~~ =:,en~•~
9W ....... fy!!f IW eq.tt. er ..... "-tofl· ~. 931.ac>1 1 TUltln bulle*/ deY9fop-1t1 lrvlne edmlnlatte!M MeN, Newport 8eecfl.
&Hoon l•Y Nwpt l oh -ebl•. CM arta. Zenect •· PteaM tend raeuma office. Tiiie ooaltlOn w111 c.ii Vlt*y, 181-7113 bef. home, tOO yde from PrOf INll. M.-""'-non 0.1 . ...._7M to IOJC 1042, Dtlfy Pltot. be rHpon1lbl• for re-, _1_1. ______ _ ~ boh on MY ten--emtu. fin. tound, foOlllnll O l-·•--1 • PO 8011 t&eO, Coile I I I k •· I s 1000 k. J, t & to •hare 1.,0., view Newt>Ort .. ach, OHt ......_ .,.... CA 92129 v -ng oen PIO •o•• O.llvery L. A. Tlm11 to ~.~. 875-0711 . u Y home or oondew"8Mll. Hwy. ~1c9tor-.,._,.,;flar.-.1-.•~tla1.&;;-.l ___ I :CCOUNT"NT on FHA. VA and ccn· home• In Newpor I
,._ pool, 1ecual. ate. wtth out ~ lhosl/dlll. ,. - -"' " "*'IJonal loenl; recorn-Beach. Pick up or van
lrvtne 3 br, 2 ba twnhee, ~f. M" non 1mllr. ::g: ~=;en· lulw £xperlenoe Ewtlat. mancl~oval"' de-,.q'd. 3:30 AM 10 9 AM. j::.'·::t~~~·~ a..!h~~ Tony AOme'I . ~ Om!pltln .... ~;,~oca:::~~~I~ ::::' :orro~r::'i=: l!l~4~o. 1541-9441,
exch. tor p.e Clfe.. "28. a.m. to 15 p.m. at { 14) 711~ Of oo to lulte MarllM 8~ntll.tlo Lubrl· WOik In an HUbllehed mftmen1. Minimum twoi--------
5152-0572 8U-17H or (114) I!. oenta. Ntall/ wflot111i.. pr'°11o9 In th• t.01 An-)'WW ourrent ~ MITAL/Jr ....... -~2 ... 1 •• ---,._ ~ '-. 5.21·7170 ....._ arM. Potential to with • MvlnOt encl '°"' ... ,v p1·-··n1 N.B. of· NB, ........, "'-2 Br, .. 11• --v -... -... .,,.. 8olaa 8"°9PI, .._.tar, ft"' --.. 1 ..,.. , ,__ ·--·• ..._ • ..., 1 1 & *un•-•-puroh&M MW & exlltlnQ or mortoage ben .. ng floe. Exper. 1n all ptt.-upper. 1 houH from Wanted: 4-a bdnn fwnllV cor ner o O •• -• eccount1. Salary while company II r!~recJ, front ofc. M time. Sa-=: m~t2~Aug, ~:,nr~s :-.!\ f= wta!r~~: 20 "'v~~r.:;~;::me = =h~ =k: =A~~'f'At.:4c ~~ ~ ~=~l~~:'t~~
On w Bay Ave. Mec>t a, Lendtord MUlng, need Rment;1~!.';..':M £:. 1ocatlon. 2 Year• Old/ 1ng, con1u11tng & 1ax Qlll•t<>ty ~ 97~
lro yd. '2"6 to 1324/Wk. new home 8·1113. AP-21 .~1 .... ~... Freeetencttng Emellentty practlca. Send balance 1--------Farn only 873-tMll pt'OJl. USO. 659-6314 .... ......... Prload. 1hM11. If evl!ll., & rwume We oft• en outetendlnQ DENTAL Sec.·EnthUI & ~ .....
3
... ....,.. Room wwn.ct, nltmkr, n/ llWtllT W cnurctll• Prop. 540-4470 In confidence to: P.A. oompenaatlon and bent-organized, w/b~ng &
Newpor1 _.., '"" ..,._ drtnk• S IJ• ........ C M F t di N-port Beach, Coait Melnee P 0 Box 1288 1111 package lnoludtno Ins exp. 4-da .ti. d vac. '800 WMk I blk from • · _,.. • · rff 1 an ng corner Aurora.' 11,'«)507 Or cali denlel encl ~ OCNel· hOlldayl. CM, 549 3000
bMctl Sun'irntt reaerv. Pvt .,t. &42·2211 John bld9, 20th & lalboa, :7·= '°::i!:.~ tOll fr• 1-8()()..323-9000 •o•. plui en excellent Dental
tlOne, e...&.31155 11•••/-S,. :::: ::O,,~ l~ EllJ*. operalore want· Mroblc INtNCtor needed work ... wtronrnent end Hlghly i kllled RDA for
Old COM. Beet bactle6or, wanted by IJnlY. ICr Qtad. ,_OK. John 87.._. ad. 2400 W. Coaat Hwy. for HB Buena Pk and growth pot.,tlal. ptw fut paced Orthodol1dc
4blkl to bch. July/Aug bullneea oourMa.. Nd 4 n r . T 0 n y A 0 m •• I . Miiiion' Vlefo, PIT only. IUbmft ,.._In~ Prac1tot In Mllefon V1efo We/lit. 10 ... 2 wtc1 min, rma 4 ......,.., Vic All· Wet. '9!1Jt PM 545-3M3; 731 ·3&015 or 869--0181 ence IO ....,aoonel Of&. arH. Full ltme. Ortho-
1250. 790.()8C)9 pot1pref.133-1093 ..... 5~..-... ft ._....... go 10 Suite E. •· Only quallftad .,,.,.... dontlc exper required.
•• I &.OC-........ ...;;..------~ AW Cond & Heating Co '*'''· pteeae. 83()..3703
CORONA DEL MAR Moving our bullneae to ttrtel 11101 ~ need1 exper ln1telleri --------
NHt 2 br lurnl1hed !Mne. Raio. patty neade dondo Ctrda, IT, Hunt· MMol pereon. Min 4 )'Y'I O.li•MI llYI•-Door Host Pomtt\on. EV8fl-home, eorry no peti. 10 rent s tit houM. Wiii inoton Beecfl, 84~2834. Hper, Laguna Nlgue .._.. 1no1. PIMH apply In
Jooe 115th to Stpt. t&lh. do yard worll etc. Want •S775 lnduatrtal-Otflce. .,... 131-0700 WU. ptnOn, between 3-t pm,
$3300. AQ1. 873-841M. to pay up to t700/mo. 22H eq rt. 11101 Re-........... Weettci.yt. Mc:Connlc*'•
N-port Beach, CdM. 1 Would be alnt tenant•. dondo Cr. "T". Hunt. JOI# A Al< Conclltlonlf19 P.O. Box 4350-P Landln.Je.!180 Airway,
Br. 1 Ba; 2 Bra 2 Ba; 3 P11 oa11 1~7t.o4M Boll. 542--2134 •111•••/0# IUllT. llWI Anattatm, CA 82804 Coeta · Br. 2 Ba. FrOfll MOO/mo. "' •••• Golden WHt College Equal Oppty Emp1oy9r ORAFTSPEASOH 873-8478. ~·oo, Hike P•rtbn with ••• . M/F Part-time, Contact l .. II pertenoa lo prov1de va-&4&«121
l#ous .. w riely of actMtlae related Beeultcian, lmmad men• -------
•"' ''" 10 Malnt. & Repair ol gement poeltlon avail. to 11ft11
Jo•n Meineke Olecount H v A c s y s T E M s . beautician wtcllentete. Muat heVI emall car °' Y111dtalntalelttt
M111t1er1 ... c ... 11•on• Stl592-$1902/mo. Startt FuH otlarge, M&ary negot. motorcyde. Full or part
·1;;;;;;o;;;;;;-.;;;ii51i_.;;,;iimill-·l •11o•'••n10019row1n1 rm• July 1. Requett ~ 1551·2+43 llme. For lmmedlete
lennl1, l~~~~~~~~~l!!!!~!!~~~~P.! ••1•n I f Co 586-8110 1: tone rom •t• • .... ..... wort!
New Palm Deaer'I C.C. 2
l---------I • 011m1llc 10 v • ., munlty College1, 1370 Need exper ..... per Call: 546-0399
Orowlll Adami, C.M. 82828, eon with 1oc9i expet and -
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FOR YOll
..... 1 ... -.... SCRAM-LETS
lotter., ANSWERS # 1 In Orange Co. eltablltled 12 ~I Wanted Prof. Mottter & Hinder· Gt9tll
Photo. tuen/IW'I ctlkd o.ugtlt• tnlinlng tor ~ l-rer • fltowed
8 Mo. Gulmtd S.W. OUt9 -.Ung need room TtWDOr • F1nllh • Credtta • E)'I Wit,.... In PfV home or condo OA 8"0W!A 9flCt ~
a Unique Merkellng 558·594 7 & apply . by following for btok«...,. ... ,_
• l'ro .. n Adven1t1ne 4:30 PM June 18. EOE and new boat lalH. Delly new1paper copy
• Totel lnv .. 1mar11 M/F/H 714-645-15570 dHk, Orange County.
H:J,ooo Night lhffl. Min 3 ~
tt1n1nc1n911q,..1llll•dl Allnl.,,.,....... BodyStiopAallltantM/F, ecfltlno exper. VDT
a CoH t lo c oat1 ln1taJl/Hrvlce. South Good working condl· bacll,round preferred. 0 . C . FT I P T . E x P, llone, Mon-Fri. Contact c.11 ( 14) 8'2..,21, Ext.
'"••I NOC .. VH 8e1·1111 Larry, JOHNSON l SON 223.
ltMI· ..,._ e·e a,..,,,.. LINCOLN MERCURY 1--------•' 1111 ...... l>Mlt..i Antw8flng SeMoe • · Ex~ltonal oppcmunlty IPIUTll 640-5930 to .-n. Full time or si-t
1-100
131-1177
Full time day lhlft avall. er... Poilher needed lor I I m • I • I • • . 8 r • d
No alt:pet nae. 35 WPM 82' )'8Clht, C8lt 640-0761.
I y p In 11 r a q ' d . Ca II 548-1995. 1 ·Ellper--lef\Ced---Rent--al C-ar-Newt, Tim• MaguJne, 1ub-luH condo, apt, My MIQtlbot llae oom.
KNX R9dlo. houH, etc. Xlnt ref'1. up wtttt • wsy nGIMll ldlL ~ Ofc 832 .. 134 Pfefilr .._. V.,,. -. He wlnll to Invent •
'A off 10 1111 e.r1y "'-to MkS .J4kt. lhower curtain midi '••M~1 ... ,.0., ... 11e111e
wt'O.,. ~ 1/8121454-7351, C1ll from 1heet mu110 for .., "'" ••••
790-70QO, EOE eu.y Nawpcw1 Bdl P\alUc pereon needed to wnte
Surgeon neade lic'd RN conlrec:ta. 7·11 Rent a
for full-time po1ltlon. C.. 650-1190
Tustln Ofc 'J2-'1S4 oollect. j>90pl1 who SHOWER
Nr SC Plaza, IWlll'd win-,_n __ atNG. _____ _
~~d~~.C::r~ ~ Offlee .... ltH .... a ,.... mt
1mkr, plly furn. Spa, 1t17 W•c:llff, N.8 . 278
pool, gar. •3&0. to3800eq.ft.2,4361Q.
72CM>2ea 751-4e87 fl 8u1tabta tor rnedlC* or fftlm\ IM • ~ . .,.541-6032 uunu ~
Mele ~r. ltralgttt. 2 -:;::;;t;;~MiN;ii;iN:;:-"I er. 2 ea. 1250 + IA uttta. *mm .,..* anr rlHT &42·544e dye. WM aft 9. 1 MO FREE RENT M(. fl\t£
&42-5820 1 room to • rooma. Adj. c···
TOYS/NOVEL TIES .,..,.. ....... ., .. ,.,...
3Br '-to lhr. Oana Pt, Alrpofter Inn & FfWYL No ••
wtk to boh. MWfY redeo ...... c.11~~ Ml-llll 11 vw Old MA-1 Rat·
S 3 0 0 mo . + u t 11 , --iiU"iiiii--~~~~~~~~~I ad 834-1383 llU ..... MenufKturer
M I F n -1 m k r to •hr .....,. .. Loll: emall brOWn IUllde In the multl-l>Mlton dollar
chermlng E/tldt duplex, COMPLETE EX£CVT1Vi purM, YI/wood handle, toy 9flCt nowtty ~
Co1ta Mau. 1250. OFFICE 8EAVtCE8 Main l PCH, H .B .... _.. whol111!111 to
831-8258 FROM S1H to S1600. ~79'8 1upply FUN STOPS In
Cotta M ... 2BR HouM UNEXCELLED SEA· Loe1 tma11 wtrt dog, Je. Drug StorH, Dept.
wt garage, 1225 mo. IA VICE.I, EHV1AONM&NT, Miine --. COM, Sun. =~= ~a::!: ~~
10I YIU
ILl .. PUY
~~~~ ~~ PUUL ••nm rm. Salary negotiable. Mutt be experienced.
644-1240. Call Flltll AYenue Flot·
1111 , Hunt. B c h .
,...w CABINET MAKER -MNI, &42-0eet.
-UMmbty, ln1tatl. Mint --------GROUND FLOOR OPP-ba exper'd CUiiom & nu. ,.
TY 1tore rtxt., 54C).l5511. I 3 IF a..
Large Weit German .. .... San Franct1co, Lu
Company expandl to Ir· f v--.a, & Mont-.,. YIM Area. Key poeltlonl Elegant & unique watw -...---,
lo be -rllled by Nrlou1 front bletro ~tno ex· ~~ ~ C:
applla.nt1 W• dcwelop perlenced & oompetent ~trlPa Ihle aum-and train our own me-lndl'tlldual whoM "->Ir• If 11 __..
negere 11 per written llon & flalr wtll lldd".U.. "*· you ---
agreement. the rlQht toucn" to our ::;:*' ~=-~
creative menu. Salary .,. ,,.. to trawl. Calf
-11 ITUT commenl4U'ate with D·
• 1
--._ --pertanoe. Bend,_,,. & '*-tl':IO • 2:30.
a_.-r rut -•• l8lary l'ltatOfY to Mr. Rl-1 M1 .....
chard Babiracki, 308j0..l!I Offtce.
Padflc: C0Mt Hwy, Hunt. Trpe, phone, file, and
Bw::h.92941. 1 1 ghl bkk 'g . utn+ suo depoelt. STAFF Mar 22 . Reward. Potta. Hotelt. elo,
Apr!ll!!!!, 1Jaf. Atutmnfa Val &tutanb, Oaf. 846-8201 TH!~~ ,._ 0t Mit-1077
l .. L .__..... --· s~ lndlMd non-11•1•1-1 loat tHd. Oot>•rmeft, m •m
No experience nee••· aary. Minimum quallllce-
llone: Neat~. ambltloua, ,......,... mwt
have ca-and be one year ~ c.itfomla ,......
dent
ml UM 714-Jt3-1840. 5Ut
.. healttl <*lb. Au rn.I Aeaeairctl om.. H.B.
HIM' w/Ctllldrtn Pf9' 1GEH£RAl. OFFICE·~
"2·1374 •for Kar9'\. er. 1harp, typing & -fHe ...... ._. IHt 1uta &aa P!! 11tr, ~· Gent»-• -llD9Dw w . *'*-rne1e. <>oe.i V'8W 1 bd tpt u man H•k• to 1llr w/ Airport.,.. fMc Viel.. itftllrll, CclM. •100 ... ..,. la...... reclllllH'. 1970/mo. 1110 11111 Yll Hm• In your Laguna &"'-tn.n 22~ II REWARD'°' eny Info.
0...-condo etyte 2 Br. 833-9078 • home. M1-4"8 S1 ~ aq ft/Many xtna 781M074. 2 Ba. patio w/dedt, gtir· ..... ........ i---·-,__...._ cal 557-1010 ... ,-..... -.,..--,,..-.. -,,.,....---
age. t!J001mo. 841-4147. Vl<ASAJLLES With thtl ad & c.i oradh. ":.~ .·-. _!_·~·. 8'::::::.1-:'iNiiiiiiiiiWm•iiiiiie.1.._ -VILLA BAL80A WIY NY WDI ..., ,..,........, u....,... .WIM mm. male. Vic. LACIUM Nlaual. 11-• y
Walk to beech, NEW Stu-CONDOS 131...weG lady w/pel. C= 8dl. 1 a.a.n """E9' -C0Mt Hwy. 4-..a11. -
di IDT"' ....,. ....... ....., ~ ,_.., 00 YOU MEET THESE Need extra____.. Pi..
o, gu & water paid. 3 Bf 2 ea lew -~mo........ With lhort term ...... Loe1 wM• U\Mo Apeo. QUAltFlCATIOHI? C9WOftt at ~-;; PIT. $390/mo. ~7 · · oc.an v ' • mTA m& Need rmw to lhr Nltk: 3 U MrWia .,..... ~ ''H9rt*". Vic. Linda•· t. "'---"• ..... tr---· ,.,......, ...__......, & .._.all cloM lo oc.en & bay. Santa Ana comptex of· br home 1 --8dl t your overhead tow l 87~1711 or 561-t:S52. ---.....-~ .,....,_,., ,...,
THIS IMMEDIATE CASH CALL TUESDAY
BUSINESS HAS NO 9 AM . 1 PM ONLY
COMPETmON ANO IS JM.411l at. I
AVAILABLE FOR THE ~~~~!!' !!!~~I FlRST TIM!. ::
Cler1Cal bookkeeping, ••II·
Full llma ~ ~ 11arter, call for appt. ln1uranoe Agency._945-___ 6438 _____ _ :::-... ~-: .................
ground hetpf\11 bUt not Ellcllant opportunity tor
required. 0.-wcrtl -per.on ..-ing fUI time Vlronment. W.-dayl, ~ With V9riety
Allt tOf Jay, 975-5282 In IM6r Wcttl. Thie pereon fiOE wt11 ..-. In the day 10 '815 lMve 2 Br. 2 Ba. 2 S825/mo. ~arty. Utll1 ,.,. ~ tpt w/c:rpt, btk to boh";c;an ~u ptCbAl!lai.-lnleoe hld\.1--------r;.. to be ,_.,eown _: __ b_ll_tty•_'u_•_ ... mu8t_....,._2.:..· _c_.,_' _af1_. ~.,~·a~~· pd. &42·1334, 97M1M. drapee, i tow , carport, rtrept.ce JK\IZZI W/O• 811 Dowel'Dr.a...14• FOUND 2 Lh .. a Aptoe .,.._ •-, .....,,, ~ ... ,..,.
..... •<>A7. ' p · Ups>er 2 Bt Condo. ~ poote, tndry r m, play ,..,dine. .... 50. 4M.4teO Na 'II p 0 r I Ba a ch . MIHton Viejo arH. 3 All Pllf'I Time BABYSITTER needed f\.111 Clerical ~ Ylenelrt to lhocll.. poof & w. Onty 3 mt not1t1 of -131-M61. 13CH081. 4: wcJ'ino ... nMcs-time, night• l wknd1, CLERK TYPIST
day routine of • bU9Y °'" b . Out* Include: of· "°' euppty Ofdertng 9flCt Inventory' ftltng/ loQalng/
watehoulfng merilitlrig
materta61. maM room ac-
IMUaa. llgtlt houMI ...
Ing and kitchen duti..,
photo copying . Em·
O.UC. 2 Br 2 Ba In 4;>tex. lndry -tac. 546-4844 tve SC Plua. Sony no p«a. F. to ltlare 2 BR. 2 Ba. CM FOUND: FefN11e Gray & ad • te,90 pr t tar my ho ma.
c:rpta, drpe, bltlnl, ended !M91. Falrvt.w Vlttu. 811 So apl, pool, J•c. Tennie, mlll ... ..na _..... "'"*' v1o .._.Dr 879-4588 aft 5PM. PAIT·Tm
gar, hk-up1, no patl. 2 a I A II 9 1" FatMew, SA. 547.7495 1327 mo. plul '1h ... c.11 8aytront bldcJ. 700.1.007 & El d•n 'Ave CM FOR INFORMATION Bankl""
1525. 540-4484. ' P ui. va · • •· 541·1&47 :1: 8Y1ll ft'cm 81.21. •41 e4H '' ANO .,..,,EE UT""'"TURE '"' 1975/mo yrly IH 4814 EM"'.n •100 ft. u rn ~ llRTlllE L!pu lletl ftll Neptune. 800/252-0282 ..... ztOI M/F to thr 2Br Park 2llOO "fl'ea1: ~rtl-Found---.,_,-otd-981-~--CALL TOLL..FRU MON-
H Spec:ll!I: 3 Larry or 213/374-1013 MUM' 9l'fD. =p~ ~ 3~ t-6. eq . Ylo. 1tth/Pleoentle.. .M: ~:~J~UE::+~~~ 1111~·· :.S:'ft. Ba. Condo~ E¥91. Wkly r.ntale now avail. minded. '3150 ·, uut. &42~ 8 4 8 • 1 5 11 • • 0 r k TIME. -.. -
for 3 c:atMf girls, neat IMfll 1 Br. Condo w/aec. •105 & up. Color TV. John 720-0864 <>moa epeot tor i..t 747 ~ DIMd 1-800-327-7330 W"Ulll
l arge pool/Ctry Club. a=· pool & clubhH. Piion• In room. 2274 Sol M Doot tr Ban n, MH/ mo. uUt1 pd. Loll: w•--u_... IMllll
1750. 499-1825 /rrt0. 646-1409. Newport Blvd. C M . Fi · ... __ or om ... A/C, ground ftr. 10e4 El ... m= -•-..,.... __ &48-7445 ranc ......... wantl 10 .,,r Camino°' Cceta ......_ Of AU AGES Liii CLISlll l!!p!! ..... lflt lu It ml' ' hou1e or apt In N.I ., S bike E. Ot Fanea-& ...... .. ~.,... pl'of•tla
NO FEEi A 1 & ,. __ d 4 Br, F.V. ,_ 406,.,,,., & ,_, bMCtl or bey wit or Tag w I I II n am• na11 ftMded for ~I-DFFIOU !WI'*-v..: ~ 0 8aeutlfUI two ........ cfty, 1hoppln ~ Kltprtv. 2 ~PIT(~ ctyt pr ~·1040.., T "Tettemul" occ M 'g =uo I lnOIH Orange
t7f>.4812 Bn*• ocean, Cetallna vtew • 3 1240/mo. 154 S144 mo). to S$OO pl' rrtO. • 'eat lot.,.., cal Ma-4410 or publeallon. FOf lirllM, .....,... tiiiiiiiiPinoMiii;;;;~:W:. bedroom, 2 bath, car· Room for rant, walk to 714/931~100 Colll.a ..._ 250 II ..... .__. ~
'*9. drapee, bult..-2 bdl, 1275 mo. 111 & lest. Non-1moker, female '200/mo. I.JUI lndd. m Found trWI Senlr, nWll 9 FREE orvatal, Prlnc111 ~ a.por'9, ~ 645-0119 25-30. Newport IMot\. w. 1'""' IL 111.ant mo vie 8rookhuret & HOUie ~ llne. F«
COUNTRYClJ ~i1~e.:::i'°~ Non emkr, nHt, male/ UH. H9·8701 day1, •S2t0/up, cerpe t1. 11111. 111·33 12 , tnto • .-..M2.eatl
IN NEWPORT BEACH r1ght ~property female kitchen prlYI· 831-4342 ~ f:'f:.· elc, ~ tn-7111 .__ &.Mii fat
Sing I•• 1 & 2 Bdrm dOee '° ~t ld.:ii teoea. s2so mo, ~ utll. -.11 -·-17 o 1 luoll ltvd. FOWld " c.iico c.a. "'° 'TTPTL t! ~ & T~ for 2 OfS adultl. 8~ CoYeftng 8o. Or. Cnty, ~~ton Buch. laftd. ... 11MMI IH1..000 to H00.000
-· Some we ~ "30/month. Available Rm ....._. 8dl ......... 1225 L..aouna to Ban a.nen-. 2Nul. Alao •Ill buy luml9had. June 15, Celt ~ et ''w' '.......... ee1... BAY FRONT O,FICI!. not ... FAST approval ~om S6t5 (714) 8'2--01'8. ~ ~5~· .. ,, 1 1 .. t ....... .... H71/mo. J1nttor1a1. wtl8I 11 • ,,_. ~ end funding. t5f·01S6, On JemOor• Rd. at ... · m o ""''• p ... , utll. Pflt"G-en-tOOS d"4 _.., w• 1 ,... o.n.. CotP. Oouo eut-s.n Joeiqulrl Hiiie Rd. 3 BR 2ba. modem apL 1 BALBOA ISLAND. Fur-bath. UOC>tmo, 11t/1ut tr91f ~'fl/I _., ~. lkr.
....... blk 10 bHCh. OcHn nl•h•d BR & beth off & dep. Hunt. BHch. •OdM dill eultM.,AC. M9y't bur II wtK•••? '·w-• ...:...;.. .. -now--tundlna---~-1
view. ••&Ol mo. ph garage n-1mkr no 840-M28 ;7~1l~"· ~cm 21 . ..._10ll LTV up to •t.8 Mil. 11t. YIW UI ... ee1 .. 142 :040:1n_o. •:u/mo. 2 rmmt• M/F tolhrNwpt 87&-e800 . It Hwy . IPINTUAl NADINQ8 TD'• & H00.000 and.
1 & 2 Bt. Condca aYaf1 3 Br, 1 Ba, r•"l~.!led, 213n~ or Ht• hM~Ulll, 1325 E&ecutM OtftOel Advtc. It\ ett ;;tt;r1 TDa & owr '' fixed &
<>oe.i °""'· dOM to ooaen. -'mo mo. 542 ~ '°" ma"l8'9 & buti.. curfent matkat flte.
JRl. Prcper11te utll lnolu. Open 10·3, Mid I08 prof woman 11e9 2 Ledl .. llev• 4 Bdrm 8outh Coell ~.,.. •. Al90 oouneellnt. Doucl ~"l' 75t·OHI,
545-64158 ~Sun. 147 W. c~ furn rm to rent to Mini 11ouee to _,...wfttl M/F. Tiw l'ul lerflCe. Co t1111o. Sc.mti~. l..!~~~~-----1
1 Br condo, 167& mo. e. In 38r Condo "' So. Cit Sm/mo. lnoluclee oar· ~ . 8*t Gll\'I. 411•'1111 Pwtvet9 ,Plrtll' llae money
curlty complex. Cell SELL Idle 1tem1 wtth I P\ua. N hie~. Ind dtner. A4lf'1 ~· to loan fer MW end U• ftl3)130-t323 Richard. Dally Plot CIWll'lad M . w1hr/dryr, pool, J•CI· 84&-8171 Luxury o4'floe. ".f=.· ~.Jldt '"'-L.Mn91dlllt ....-... TD'I. ~782t AYeill June 11. *221 mo. . Beth • ..,_ & , '""""''' lfl•••• •• Otlt 1---""'=-----..... --1 I••· ..... ntt lat. ieetk Ufl 646-3110 att 4PM. ~· fem <20-38l to c.n.wy ~ t00 1q 1o1a IMl eo ~you .. Celt!--. ~to u .ooo. =;;;:;:;:iiiim;:;:~:::;;:;:~iiii;;-:;;1~rum~~-~-~-id!~~ln~pl'to~w~M~te 1hr 2 br, 2 ba AP et A,~ tNl\ll YoU're CIMatlno. 11ow or beef or.cttt OK, .-room ftfomontOfY Point, Nwpt Ohffll cur w1101 .. ar• ~ If ~· U..
Kenneybunkport?
Wasn't he the Ambassador from
Australia under Teddy Roosevelt?
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home, fem•I• pref. 8oh. ''PIO, ~•n vu, ,........ llo'd PHO~ -.-..10ai hind• any purpo ...
1200/mo. 84t·IU7, terr, pool, 110, tenn11, ....,..., need9d '° * 111...t+4S. 142~ SHO. Aft. & or wknd1 '"'I Coeta .._MD dO. ... IF ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 8a1bo1 Peneneuta, pr!V91e M , 176-0797 ~to: PO ec. tm. I• ennnoe. No ooottno °'.,,.,.. 2 er. 2 la. Condo, :::gort ••aoh. oe. Ull• -11•111
•moiling. t200/mo. H9wpot1 T~ Ind Of 71t llfO, ~BLVD. ==· t7N311 w. 18th tt. t1001mo. 4001 lhh. N.B. 440 eq ft PUU.MTON
eotona ct.t Mar, a bfk• Poat. IPL 141-18Sa • 410 / m 0 • A 1911' 11M1D'
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J • n • I a • a o a o , NaWPO'ff a&ACH. on 1 •YI I Wla eorp. " -"" ._,. S40-7082 0011t HwJ, ...,_ 1,000 ATTMCTIYI del OIMll"""'lllatM an '" .... ...... 1114 Ml' tow 111t ne. Nwpt eq ft. .... ftil. MA114•n• & iM Tru.t OMdt to
&.-._ 8dl 11aa. 12'18 mo. 1no1 11......_1100 TO IMYI YOU. ::S. ~ =.. ": = 11111 • utL In.ala ~ offtOee on ....,. H911o &.onety .._,,.... Hllh .,...,_ loeM .,. ~ ,.._ L.ow rNa. Roommate wa"t•cl to aMI. ,J: ~°If ell ft. t:'y ::,.~ ~ "° pra1111••1m_ .. 11•
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opportunity for an lndM-
duel experl9noed (3-5
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Poeltlon lnclud" re•·
pcnaltiflltY end tupentl·
110n o1 ml! .-at• or 1n-com• property loan
clo1ln91; preparation
encl review or •It doou-mentt; ooordlnatlon with
title ~ 9flCt legal
1talf: oontmunlcetlon
with undlt'Wfltlng 1talf
end boNOWlr.
tndMdual 1hoUld heve
be1to under1tendlng or
end lnter•t In Income flnerldng and unclWM'lt·
Ing.
,..... land ,...,.,,. ln-
oludtng ..iary hlate>ty to:
WIYllUlllll m11&11•. 1111 .........
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ptoyee aileo ~ -• ocurtar uelng employer'• wlhlcfe. Valld Calf. drlv-
et'1 le raq'd. Good be-
naftl paoUoe. APPLY IN " you worll well In e tiu.yj PER80N: 9-AM to 4 PM. wwlrcnment .,. ebtt to THE JOU. Y ROGER
de11 erreou'vety with •I 17042 Gtlllne Ave Irv. en-. group c1 Internal 114 8 t8 oss,
and exWnal ca1er9 and Halrdr .... ,, ual1tant, ere avellable for work etwmpoo help at lnandly trom t2:3CM:30 Monday 111"¥......, 8eeCtl..:
through Friday. aend Ion. Cal 131~111.
your ...... to: Nttto hwl t ltdorW fer
POfUROSA rent Of pwc:entage to liQtlt peraon. 131-4 H 1.
unurs IUL11 I IUl1T J1UWlt I lnduetry did ao blllton. 1111I1111•....., Ou r people ntak•
-....... ..... •• 12000·'5000 every _...., montti. Need ~ peopte "lr:ift.~IU' ~-=-~a= .. ..,,... tor .... food Equal~ ,._., ~ coune.
Ernptoyer l*p, M makOI', 't:~ PT or FT. Wllllng to tn11n.
I ldHI for hou .. wlvea.
aood pey. 111-7151 aft
Typ• 80 PM, tlllng, ,:$0 PM . fltad.
1n1wer phon... 8m111 Hos> llqg'• now '*"1Q al Mfo. Co. 11untlngton poeltlcril. ~drfver
9Mctl loO. laler'; °'*'' ~ ""' and told'. 181-eHt A.PPly In P•tton 1•10
......,/ .... ,.,... AM. 1000 North Coe91
For •qulpm•nt u1nta H•~iJ-.•a11n• aHotl
•tore. lp.01a1111n11 1n,1_•49,!i•_ ... _'"4~'!-----P4111.Y ....... MM)' .......... ptloM ... ~ anO ""',_ __ , __ _ °"*.:::::· i9Q'd. blWcL JOU.Y AOGEA. 6 de eat. k AH\.Y IN NMON. 400
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$184 .la · -----· I 1: 1 -In !z:f•lml!! per u.Y hfll .. ll'zmr t.19 ~ & W a.M. DRYWALL TAPING - - -.. -..-~ ftociA--......:1 ' ~ & fll. WOftt l"lt, Color bftalltenera, wht Al T.U. I AccM111o L: ._._ _,_,_ -ftll1m..,.. ~· ~ord ..,,_,tt1ClllllCl.,.IMllr111!1Q
Thal'• ~l r' pey ................. ,. Q"ptl -10 rNn. bMeot\, ,._ ... !(.-An m.1503 ..... ~ .. ._. =•=:.' ~ :::: ::.=...Lt....~...!:.~~ Uc~i~ l4M?S4 ·~ ~1
O.i.......,,.,'9&..__ Htil,ltv/dln.rmat15;11"9 ~ 1 '!:!-~~ I I le tv ,_., ...,._ _,.. 30 day ed ,._.... ...-;.........-11 room 17.50; couch 110; ~ ,to-:.:...._..._ Oft 'f OO I HP.ftl •. pert. NMll11 Flldwd llw ...... Ill ·-Exp'd tYll4ilt .-i. ftm +
In... r;;;~ot:rc. ctw 15. Ouar. eMm. pet ILl!CTftlCIAN. Prlo.d ... -·--Ct!O=ouru:=t,~ HOON PAINTING ~ ... -no. flt1°'2 ~7!..!4 Vkllle7• -
DAly F« FREE oon9Ultatloft, odol'. Crill,..,..,. 15 ~ right, fr• ... tmat• on Jotw.on I Oo own <*-Aoelon CIMMt'e I.__._..., INT,._ ..,_""' .....,.. ... __,.. exp. Do work my1elf. ,_ __.a..... WCHk '5 '/ti "'alftt & -'""''· ..,_."'"" ...... Ill ..... 11
Soon Oeftttll'I 550-0142 Reta. 564-0123 ~.:S2't.' 'i1i.oaat ler.0..,1110. flot,1..e Elq>. loOll llOnie & ept ... 1111 TOM f7J..21e1 •40M0i~ l9t. 2-4 hr !IM CIMalM PILOT ........ " ARST Cl.A.SS, Quldt dry RESIDICOMMIUINO. 18MAA'8 QAN>DllNG dnlnQ, lnl'd. 142~ '=== 11111 PWIM ...... ..... WI WA8H WINDOWS DETAIL ,_,119, Frae aet ... 1st 20 )n. Do my own WOttl. ~ .,.. """.. Qullley .. ~ !!!!!!! Int/Ext, Cuin.t. Alifln..=· Falt -Ptof111lanel SERVICE Xprt Car Oetalllng. ctMaMMw.7ll0-9075 Uc.27I041.AIMM1H malnt • ..W. 54e-2502 '*-*'O.lauftdl'Y.ltlOP-ProfActor40'/f99q) .• wtll llltl.Uo .. IM.142·741t BUDGETRATMOMIN ou.lltywortl...,.nc..ct
DIECTnDY Spend the day•' Npt C..at/ feat!! *Elactr1cNn: ,_,,.,,.,, JAPANOE QAWN!R p In I · et o . lh U . ;.ar-~ ,_. IWUl'9. 8WYen1 PalntlnQ, im.tot =.:1~1 Free M1lmete ...._13t
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Prof detallad. Pr~ Cement~ Uo'd. Fr• aet. es1.2S41 trlmmln~meil land-1!111*' '*'-' ...... ,.._ """" rHI rat ... FrH Ht . ........W s.n.... SUNSHINE WINDOW
WOO.; =. ~~ day. ,:,~RObwc:.!'7.~ ELECTRICIAN ~. 142-!IN ebte, own tr•fte. Call 8NCKWOAK: Sm.ii .lobe 146-3348 « ~1 ~ WW..: typ. Cl.f.AHINO 842-1641
Yow o.ll)' Plk>t lt:L::t..i..: Concrate: 1m111 or lg• Gd ratee. F,. .._ Uo. O.daNfta wanted, mow--c.oe. 148 lllOa ...,.._., COllta MeM. . h..... Ina, copy, etc. F ... ..,.,. 1--------
s.rvtca Oll'aetOtY ~~ tob1. Remo.,. old, ,.. 411449 w..,,.. ts1-Tl30 ~~-. e~o'~J·r;!~~n: .... ,.,., 1tn9 1MM. Alita. 11w11& fflfWfta 1ntenor o.1ar1 l'fM4M 7eo-e358 ..... LR 11"*"
Alplwnt11M BABYSITTING place w/rtllW. 846-1612 LANDON ELECTRIC rr.atelt:l7r,41 I~ JOBSWAHTED, IRICKWORK: Small or HAN01HGl8TR1PPttia ltJu llllll Ii contnotc>t9 who
141-1111, Ill IU ~~1 Mesa =e; Rod'• concret. l mMOflo-8mallllerge. fllealcornm. my home. Exoellent largie .lobe I.,..,..,... Vll9-MC Scott 845-9326 -WU11 ~I~ :-~ -ry, 9 Y"l'S ..,,,. loea· we went "/OAJI WOttll Mow, edge, olHn,up, wor1l. fWll•IOll on ,... LOCll,..., '*"'512 ,,_........._1 -=i,. _., c u no • or en
•--"--loW!g Mom will babY91t, I I o n . F r • e • • t . AffOROABlE PfUCES trim. Frff Ht. A•u. queat. ~ 142-6470 !'*1ftlg In tMeOfwy ---!!!!!!!!! '9 I ~ materlal• mu1t be II·
_._ my ~. 8 mo.-2 yrs. 714/84().1705 Uc. .S21H 85i-e727 ,-.. JIM 841-1181 ~ ~ y ,...._ Pl.A8TER PATOHtNO A qui.t f9Ct al ... 11 tMt ceneed. Unloalmed oan-
Ace1Q for am~ PA qtr-Fvll or PIT. 54&-5002 n.. Ct!edllll I IRllUl lllml. 8otl ~I~ ftHtUCCOI. lnt/e)lt. 30 '/041' .,..'J'I ... "'9Y 00 :::,-.:::..:. = II••. sale• tax, FIS, 11_., 11111111» _ ~Alfa i»M10 ... ""'9 'J"I-Neet. P1uU4~2tn up 2 to3tlrn.•Nglhe• tr9Clorund conaumsa.
Complete Mt up l ---aullU Framing, al IM90ft"I CRPTIUNOIWOOO !!ftM . '/041' pNllnt ratel In the contact Mery Orondie at vice. R•••· Fran LMUll.S neacla.Lvmage7s.aeoc> k*ell.UC.3lt280. E•P Gardener, Melnt, Houlallttlftgdeillredby A9CMOVINO-v ED'S ntalt.,._.ll~Are (714)6H40Mwltherry ~ eftemoona. 30 Heam! Beltoona del. Cultom 8ncll-8tone 485-9270 ~1-1755 dwlupa. ir... trtm, ffM young, 191PCM...,.. pro-~ Cerwful S.W.. < ~ you PIO to att ICll f« quaatlonl. Conttactor'• a. ldAI 11...iu--anytime. Pert f &kx*..eoncr....Stucco "'--.___ -=:J: .... Cell...._, l41-10le I l•Hfonal for aummer UC. T1N04e W-0..10 1:41 C'-lt*?lf nOc & "you would St.ate lo"*-Boerd. 21 ~& :__ -occ11lon1 • ~1dC:-1 S: RafL F,.. aet. ~2 wM! -!!:!!!!!. .....___ month• beginning In *'' --' -..._ !:,~~~n= Civic Center Ptu1 . ._... ._..ay. Rarnod., grlduatlonl 573-+41G SPRINGS4flNQES-N£W ***HOME June. I wll cer9 for pets r * . at ••• Aoom MO. Santa Ana, e.rpen~l.le. #~1012. CeruaJc Tile OPENERS. All rapaJr1. *** REPAIR and pay ut111t1 ... Call Beet quallty, 25 yr eicp. Pl--1.J:.. (l1C) llJ ... l 1"::C=A=92=7=0=1·===== Abllt'/ 1~1eoo eaw..tllakla1 ...,. ... .,.._ L.oweetrat91118~ ~ 11~1•....,•c· CompeeltM,.,.. !!!!!!!!!! 1• *New oablnet1, cabinet Fr .... Ouar. ~ C.M. Uc. Tom 557-4480 Peclo ecw...r.1011 UC T-118,421 7aG-13A IC W • ~ aa.1121 ltd••'-t Mora famllM -gilltlng AttUatp l!plr facing, t>1r1 & formic• Gerage Door Operat«e, Almod. K.ith ~ ~ WOINf\ ftOIMmlct ST HG COlL.EGE WATER HEATER 8peotll -the ~ "bug" tlMI O~!f:!u~!::J'~~nl:t:i oountertoPL 842~1 C..trlCtln, ..... :.':ta~.:,~::c!: J~O:.:~ ;~,:.·~,t~r .:o,::.; 8~,,~ Pool l\ea..,...Fumacaa AM~~ ~1~.~~~ ~ by be9per. Dia-"===-._ RemodeVRepeh, comm. 2418 Newport Blvd. C.M. o.y «night. 87~14 whll• yo" et• awey. rn.ited' 641...,.27 Draine cteared from '5. AutO/manual. Mlllrrt tr. used .... It now with • patc:herl31-8300 ~!!.!. l rNld. Uc'd, bonded, M2-3490. p PAC REFS. Call Carole WATCH.U8GROWI ~alnafromt16.Aaplh. ayetem1. 842-8007, ClllHll'ledAd.
Alpalr-Nteratlona Ina. For eat, 552-0142 A Uf'F 54&-MOt bef I pm Evtwknd ~ t . M&M __1546-88:;.:=r.74=-r===--~--~===~-~blnet ......... Fenolng, ~· . TWO COlLEOE MEN 851-el04/842-8033 i a.:=a1 P~~~ ' ~~e ..... Dll.P1 ;:::o-~ H~ou .. =• ~~ ~~ :,~vou. W-e-:!7 ht!..,...,._, ""S:V':r':Uc9':a knoc~'!'.!'9~ rou
Permlt1. Bonded, IM'd. LAI me make your oard-~ ~~ Xlnt ..... -•'I Red CroH oan. Warm u11 rMUlt-o-tllng Dally
TOTAL DESIGN SERV. Repair/Mii jobl. ~ Uc. #418570 548-4271 en grow I your greH Feftolng. DON 911-4140 _.._. Plia!19 .:wwlanoad :-'°protea-wat«. CM loci 720-1127 Piiot Cl1Ullled Ada to
11t Conluttatlon F,_ 1helv ... p1rtltlon1. Lo R.J. HUFFMAN & SON I I' fully lnlur.cl U8C etudant dallr'el hou-....._.. reectt ttle Ortnge CoMt
Custom remod. & new rat.. Sme 731-8311 Rlmod/Add. #30MN. =k ~lllh and '/~ FAIR PftlCESI Palrltlftt, MlltUng )ob. Haw rafl. -iNlllm =:';;':7 rArWOMbta Tilt maril .... con1tr. by architect & A.II PtlueaCerperttry 645 e5M ~ wtl find my wen GOit-roofing. carp9fttty. 'oar-Peu ok. Mlcl\1e1 b~ard Sinor. Lio. need• For-= ~1.-... TI_LE_IH8_T_A_'_l_E_D __ 1 Phone84t-5e78
del6gner" teem. 840-6455 & Repair .. 0 Quick --lent. Cell cr1417M-3m· denl09, ctpt deenlnt. 21an47....a 2 14 'l'9 tA ~ \lloa ~ ewn111gi1 s Mr ,.,, kJnda Guwantieed I~~~~~~~~
vies. RM.. 20 ~ UC'd. 9.1. Wiison & Soni Remo-If no...,,., ..... • t4c. 8tM 54-4471 I . loOll ou.iornera. t t . II p.m. Aef9. :iotvi atS-04871--------AIMah Plbnt>o 182-8314 del, Rm Add. 30 ~exp, trying I Kevin e1og•~ matur9 wo--r... ~ 90-4114 p0 • p.Emk~...,,.,, For C1u1"'1ad Ad -~=--""'!""---"'>-1-_;,....:..._.:.....:....::_ __ I Bonded & Ina. Lie. man· nolMl'llkr .. oar9 LEAS ... Qililom Ceramic Tia ~arttlng Loi AFFORDABLE earperitty, #35n487. 846-1740 IAldacape Mlln-.noe DUMP J089 for '/Oii tlofM begllwllng euulT HIO'IBI (l1f} t I Wont i:,..-. Chuc* ACTION Aapan-.S 1 llcoetJng plumb, tlec. Quallty & lnetellitlon at your a &'All MoW'll Jobe Juty 1 .. long .. you Prompt, neat prof.... 64&-0158 ~1 Cell •
S&.8 A1P1it S31-4198Ue wortcJ ~ 751-7718 Dll.•11 IM -*--Cl9 MtKE 9'tatt wiltl 142·71111 ion.no,..._ Ufr714t Jldleon'a Pools.Moe Delly Piiot ---''-------1---------1-_ 20 yre up. Earty com-Selling anything with a A~lllSOR Din Halberg Gt9dlng 8'odertek'• cu.tom Many .dog•I Grooming TllD HAUL-MOV&AEMOVE ,,,..... couple avlll. fW'• AAl.PH'8 PAINTING pletion, rnelnt, ,..,.. & Daly Pt6ot CtWlfled Ad 842-5978 .. Pevtna Co. Aalloomm Quallty Woodwortllng ac:H. S10 etr'J!': T..,_ Topped/~. Qw\ ~ T,.., T,_ a bondatlte. 630-7817, QUALITY INT/ECT '9n0d. Free .... 24 tn. ... 8'n1C)6a matter ..
Uc. 397Mo4 842·1720 564-42S4 839-7427 21 ~up. 5'6-2841 up,,_, a.na, 75t..s478 ta-6415 NOMI 6i66-1171.... Low ....... lie. 531-MN Uc. 21MOO. ~ ti* cal .. 2-6878. =======:::
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, May 29, 1983
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YOURS .•.
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GARFIELD ®
I HAVE A Nf W PL A Ni
IN MERE, GARFIEL"
FIRf>T I TMINK I'LL EAT ITS TE.N17£R
LITTLE l.EAV~ THEN I'LL PICK MV
TEETf;f Wt:TM JT6 STEM~, FOLLOWED ev STOMPING TH£ RE5'f OFTME.
Pt:ANT OUT OF EXISTENCE
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SUNDAY, MAY 29, 1983
'' PER~APS
NEXT WEEK''
PREPARE
TO "IE I
AND I DON'T WANT
YOU MESSING
WITM rr, OKAV ?
5URE
YllR HDllTlll lllll PIPll
I 6UE5S
T~AT'S
ALL ...
W~'r' DON1T YOU JUST FINISH IT
UP? T'(PE IN MY NAME,AND DO
WMATEVER SEC~ETARIE5 DO ...
by Jim Davis
HOW PIPVOO LIKE NN CACTUS, GARFIELP1 I
PREPARE TO PIE
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NANCY ®
HI, SLUGGOJ
IS EVERYTHING
READY FOR
THE DANCE?
YOU BET ---ITS A
SEVEN-PIECE BAND
DENNIS THE MENACE
\T SURE IS. THE GYM
15 ALL DECORATED
I HOPE OUR
DANCE WILL
BE A BIG
SUCCESS
SCHOOL DANCE
FEATURING ~ =
RANDY PLAYMORE
~
ONE-MAN BAND ~ (fi
0H,8oY! WAIT'LL TELL THEM I TELL THE GANG! I'VE GOT
SOUNDS LIKE A
PRETTY BIG TOWN!
THE BOOK
TO PROVE
IT!
SOME 'JERY FAMOUS PEOPLE '°"'VE
T~S ~ AFTER n4Eh\l
ARE WE GOING
TO HAVE A
BIG BAND~
JUDGE PARKER by Harold Ledoux
I KNOW YOU MUST THINK ME A
ALTHOUGH SURPRISED· HORRIBLE PERSON BUT I DIDN'T
BY JEANNIE'S SUDDEN TELL THEO.A . ANYTHING BUT THE
DECtSION TO LEAVE TRUTH, SAM!
TOWN, SAM IS SHOCKED .... -.~
WHEN SHE ALSO TELLS
HIM ABOUT HER
ANONYMOUS LETTER TO
THE DlSTRICT ATTORNEY
-f/f1ROJ.'&' /f~Vf-"a~
G0008YE,
JEANNIE!
....------------WAIT A MINUTE! I'VE TOLD '1:>U
DON'T GO UP 10 EVERYTHING rM
YOUR ROOM YET! GOING TO TELL I l'M NOTSURE I YOU ... BECAUSEI
i UNDERSTAND DON'T EVER
EVERYTHINC.:I ~ WANT TO LIE. I TOLD ME,~NIEf 10 YOU t · AGAINI ,
t •
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IT HA5 BE.EN LEFT 10 40UR
GENERATION 10 RE.5FOND
10 AN INCREA51NG NUN\BE~
OF DIFFIWLT Af\\D MOMEN1005
CHOICE5 ,,,
MOON MULLINS
DOCTOR SMOCK ~
5HOOL..D 1HE ~k.D
INCREA5E rre NOC.LEAR
AR5ENAk5,0R UMrr
THEIR GROWlH ~
GooD, ~OSH.
IHAT MUCH FIGHT
IN
You!?
~ :J:'t...L-NeE!P
AN ORANGE! CRA1"'e! 1"'0
S"f"ANP ON ,
MAW!
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"TME a.ASS OF 1qs3
MOSf ME.E.T ENO~
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• HAL'S PALSI Dur Hal: To save energy, I would Hke to reptece the aglt•tot In my
washing machine with a live octopus. Where CH I get more Information on this?
MYSTERY
BARRELS
Five of the barrels
above contain cider
and one contains
vinegar. If two of the
barrels containing
cider total 33 gallons,
and three of the re-
maining barrels con·
tainlng cider total 66
gallons, which of the
six barrels contains
vinegar?
Hint: Once you've
found the barrels In·
volved in the first
amount, finding the
barrels Involved in the
second amount Is
simply a matter of
elimination.
Give It a try.
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Dur Pal: Try a manual of er ms.
• Wrxd Playl Form five six-letter wrxds from
these three-letter wrxd components: FOR SON ACT
PAR AGE PET HEM ANT IMP CAR. Ex.: FOR plus
AGE Is FORAGE. ••11111q111od•,. ,..,,,., '"°''" ·ee•'°"
• Sum Funt Think of a number. Add the next con-
secutive number. Add nine. DMdt by two. Subtr•ct
the original number. Add she. Answer Is below.
• Rlddle·Me·Thlsl How did the farmer transport
his cows? In a moo-ving van. What did the grave rob·
bers wear on their feet? Ghoul-oshes.
ON THE NOSE I Which OM of four peths takes the ball to the
~ of the trained SNI abovet We'll let you decide.
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ple. 7-Dlc. brown I-Die. blue. 9-Dlc. green. H>-Blaclc.
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~ ANGELES -For the fortha>mina remake of the
ft1m BtUhkss, Orion Pictures
needed 1 minute and 40 tee-
onds of Elril Pl r I 1 ys song
"Suspicious Minds" on the
soundtrack. The Presley
estate and RCA Records want-
ed CYVeJ $40,()()() for the rights.
So Orion executives brought
back the original members of
FJvis's backup band to play
the needed arrangement and
are~ a hoet of Elvis
imitators to. smg the words.
Total cost: S7,500 .... Al
PlldDo and Robert Loala.
who p1ay rival Cuban crrua
k.lnp in Miami In ~
asked tor -and got -extra security protedion when the
movie did localion shooting in
the volalile Florida dty ....
Otetts funnyman led DID-
-has been tapped to do a ~e tumllOWld during
the teries's hiarus. He11 star In
Somdhlnll About Amelia, a
1V movte about lncesl "be-
tween a father and his
13-year-old daughter ....
lloler Moore, recently
honored by the Dallas Alm
Festival, picked his two
favorite movies on whk:h to
llive a Saturday seminar.
Neither WM one of his teVen
mep-hlt James Bond epics. Jn
fact both Ml'l! virtually un-
.een In America: f 980'•
#ol/fo and 1976'• Shout al llw
~ull." .. lt sounds like
"Jme Foada meets O\icken DeiJ8ht," but .........
dl's ex-wife, ~ 1'lrtDll.
and her current boyfriend,
body builder ...... ~
ID8er, are going on the n>ld
wiih their exercise salons. A
truck, completely outfitted
with a minigym and an in-
smx:tor. drives up to Holly·
wood clients' homes three
times a week for private work·
outs. The OOlt is $750 a
Romcn:. " ro.y kw month, and lto.t arid Allillla
9eewM1 have all'elldy ~
up. -~ MndtMr
NEW YORK -a.dlel W.... newly mltrled t.o tw oo«ar In ~ 1hom ..
Australian actor a.., ..
..... ~whysuc:h
Dim en\anlted "°"' ttMlr low acenea: ''Whit hlppalld
ontmen WU~ ol ...
The niece ~ Birt of Dudley and al a rich
0.fordahlre andOwnw, ~ 11Y1i "A ~ told me lbcMJt BIYiri ....,.
we mec. to wtMn f IMf fl ... I
knew ~ llWIJ lbll "' Wll tt.one .... Oole._.ol ~G.e~tblilhl'• _...men eacmlltc. .W ............. ~ :s • .::.. "'::, Wilii .Only"""' Jattn .........
Meat now Qeta. Brad_ler.
Trnewr he the oppc:>rtuMy''
to plcy anymore. says P'S
aide Ltlllle Deda. &It aome
tricks he learned In hJs JO
years on the road with the
New "bk K.nicka have helped
him IWVlve Senate filibusters.
1b the amuemen! ol his col-leatJues, he can prop his Ion&
legs up on a wooden chair on
the Senate noor and nod off ln
the wee hours between wta
Bradley Ays that betot'e join-
ing the Senate, the only ~
ple who k:n(W about hi.I cat·
nap ablllty were ''mb:'! and
(Knick roommate) 0..
••••ct.ere." ... Roaald I 211"' receiwi:I more than
S35 mlllion ln Government
funds to finance his 1980
Presidential campaign. Yet,
apln this year, the President -eJons with 75 percent of
Americans -did not check
off the S 1 contribuUon box for ~~onhis
Fedepl tu return. A lpOketo eenon woo't say whether the
President oppOleS the volun-
tary tu but does comment
that he "likes to make his own
contributions." ..• If you visit
the Capitol these days, you
may aet a chance to, literally,
rub ahoulden wtth your favo-
rite Senltor. Usually thou-
Mnda of c.pltol Hill workers
eouritb "8tll for the' flw
put>ltc etevllOrl. Whlle
100 SenllOn .. to ride
axnbtabty In.. SenllOn
Only elevltorl. BUt ever
lbK:e I 11 st1 r flilir7 JM•-(0-W'=J ~t,.C,.~. man oKthe s.n..
ton only .. vator, h•
lind .. Senaton .. P'I GUld..-"!"rlD ......... ........ . ....
Do J08 t11W1 ,_ •w ..... • .... t1' -E. w ., w ... :1J:.C4ml. Whatevef ls. I haven't got
it. ln facl. I c.an't think of any
special qualldes I have. 1ruth
is, I never wanted to cultivate
any. I try not to Inject too
much ol ID)Wlf Into the
musk:. All I ever wanted to do
was sing 10 that anyone who
listened ro me would be
aware of my music -not my
penonaUty. rve been at-
tk:ized tor that throullhout my
career. Jn show ~.
many people want to sin&.
,dance 'and ad welJ; others
want to be supentars. rm one
of thole who Just wants to
sing well.
ItSMore you.
It's beige.
It's slender.
It's special.
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What's this
woman doing?
Scver:.iJ yors ago, I was :a teacher In Akro n,
Ohio. One evening my wife and I were vi.siting a
group of f-aculry friends. One of them began
discussing a very simple small business that a per-
son can stan at home -a "home money
project", as he called it. But when he told me how
much money' it brought In, I almost dropped my
coffee cup o n my lap.
My wife and J discussed the project as we were
driving home. We decided to cry It.
The project kept us busy about 8-9 hours each
week. We used our dining room as an office and
kept supplies In one comer of our hall closet.
At first our Income was small -175 to 195 per
week. But, as the months passed, we began mak-
ing over 1700 A WEEK -all at home.
Let me emphasize one thing. TbJa ls very impor-
tant. Our "money project" ls moral, honest and
downright enjoyable. And, it's 100% youcown. ll
doesn't Involve working for anyone else.
1 explained the project to my mother In Akron,
OhJo. She was 71 years old and lived by herself in
an apartment on West Market Street. Within the
~ 90 days she made over 13.000. All by hcrsclfl
As our curiosity 8J'CW, we discovered a variety
of other people ma.king money but with tomc-
what dltfercnt projects ...
I talked with an Iowa housewife who's been
earning thousands of dollars for over six y~.
She uecs one bay of bC1' tJ2123e as a wotk ttea.
•She makes up to 1200 per week In her spare
time.
•She provldcs a needed service to her communi-
ty.
-she works cxduslvely at home ... u•lna a _ard
table. She doesn't need a •pedal otftcc of llny
kJnd.
•She worb for no one cJ.IC. There la no scJllng
Involved. Mott of her cUenta call her at home.
In face, lhc lru~led a phone in the praae.
•Her jervlcc la IO •lnlPlc that 11.mote anyone
with 1 Ila.Ir for ctaftl could IW't the 11me
bul.tncN in their own neJahbomood within 20
cby1.
ova tU;OOO PEI YEAR
Two New Jeney hoUJCWtva I lpolce wtcb
Jtaned 11Jmllar projec:t cwo yean lfO· Both of
cbem have youna chlldten At home and hOule·
bolda t0 run -In addttJon tO thdr homc·b91ed
bu.lloell. Currently. thdr p1n..ume Jfroftet It
bdftalna &n ovcr •n.ooo a year.
A CaUtornaa coupJe ulM)C tbc teme ptOfeCt .c
Med made • 1 •.110 an JU• he monm.: ' .
Obviously. thb ls ell:Ccptional in-
come. Wh2t you make will be up
to you. But the income potential
from 90mc of these projects can be
suggcrtng. A husband and wile team I spoke with
started a money project similar to ours. last year,
operating full tlmc, they earned over 1108,000 -
all at home on their farm in western WlscoruJn.
FIATURB> ON NA110NAL TY
The complete story of several of our money
projects recently appeared on a national tclcvWon
series. Other projects h2vc been fcatUJed in
numerous newspaper and magazine articles
throughout the U.S. and Caiuda.
HOW TO START
Pint, you must be wllllna to wort. All of these
projcctl require time, energy and crcatlvity.
Second, you'U need IOmc working space in
your home or apartment. A tclcphone will help,
too.
Third, our profc<:U arc tatcd and workable. No
envelope stu.fflng achcmea, no "patty plans", no
door-to-door jeUJna. None of th2t nonacnac.
You won't need "money'' to bqin. Many or
che projccu can be aaned for as llnle u US to sso.
You won't need youth. Maturlry and expert·
cnce ace aceDcnt Uletl.
You won't han co wait. Mose of thcae projects
c:an be leaned 41\ JIUI J j doyll
Quite hn.ldy, we·~ hippy to ihare them wtrh
you. Becau.e they Involve crcadve ptofeecs th2t
can be dUpUcaied tn lhouandl of ndlhborhOOdl
all over America. The opportunJty la nationwide.
\Ve won't be compctln1 wh.h you and you -.von't
be competjna wtlh ua. Thar'• why we've put
everythtna In 1 llmplc, caay-t~follow Staner
Gulde. re· abowt you how to bq1n CICh protect -
1tcp by Mcp.
TRY THIS TEST
l . W1Mn )"O'a' OWdt lfdnl, -.ex one protea. a. me ~ Clnftally. kmcmbu to .,....,wty, --
J. Try fl tor tlx monthi;
'· Ai w end ol tbll trill ~ camlne '°"" lncomi. U JOU'N not •llftld Wtd\ the
'._.... n11um theOWde and we wll llPUND
YOUI PULL PUacHA.11 nJC& ... NO CX>ft·
DITIONI; •• NO DILAYS.
MONEY BACK
IF NOT DEtlGHTED
To prove that you can make extra money at
home, you have our positive 100% money-back
guar:amec. Order your guide. Keep il for up to six
montbs. Th.ls lives you tfmc to actu21ly try a pro-
tect yoursctf. If you're not satisfied just return tt.
We'U aenst you a full refund within three working
d2ys ... no non.sense ... no cxcuacs.
Also, feel ftte to POST DATB YOUR CHECK 30
DAYS. That way It 'a not caahablc fora full month.
I'll send your Gulde rf8ht away. Read everything.
Try a profcct. U you 're· not aatisfted, return the
matcrta15 and I'll return your original UNCASHED
check. Thia way there laabsolutsly no rlu to youl
This ii the fairest w:ay J know to hdp you 8ct J started.
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CMJt °"'°" -l,OCA1'1D Olf 1lllfU IOM> .. CJUNal(. N.Y. WE l8.0lfl to THI WM W 01-OOC'!EllCf
MIJ OU1 ...... ...._ a ,._aoo. wnt na MOM • A.IL • e ,.... WllKMY'I. CUI INIC
, Ab SEIDE • l.8SfY llATIDIW. MM MD nlUIT CO.. ~N.Y.MOa
r·m·-~:,;~;::~~~-:----, lili' DuoJdtk, New Yost, 1-4048
Dai' w.y md 8ud,
Send me the compktc Howw M<nwy hoj«J1
$14,,.,. GlllM but don't depotlt my cheek tor 30
daya. Whll't mo~. JI l hep me tnllcrllJI for m
monthl, uy 1 pfOfKt mytdf, Ind I'm not dellahted
w'f1h the~ ,ou'U rd\Jnd'che tun purchtle I
price cl the smrtcr GW!k 111 mum u. On that bM11
bc:rc ii DlJ 19.95, I
I 0 Check Of NoMy Older lnc:lotcd I
O 0.,. to VISA • ~ (Pbte ~dude l r your ICO)Uftt nUlftbet n cxpUaUoa dltc.) I ! NAM!
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l ...... -.. '!~~.'!~.~~-1!~--.. ..,..-
k&IHmatA.w
gether for the first time ln 20 years last
summer. Was it nice?
Rlcb.m'dl: Fantastkl Great oJd bloke.
We had a great time together.
Q: How did you and Patti Hansen
meet?
IUdmdK Somebody fixed us uj'>, I
have a feeling. rm not going to point
any finsers. Maybe It wasn't just one penon. ·Maybe it was a conspiracy. We
didn't stand a chance.
Q: Are you excited about getting mar-
ried?
ltk:lmdK Yeah. After all, for me it's a
ttaJ novelty. rm only going to do it
once, and if this ain't the once, nothing
is as far as I'm concerned.
Q: What made you decide to do it?
Rlclm dK Hey, you can ask any guy
that and you1J get a mlUJon dl1ferent answers. I was drunk. I don't know. It
was another one or thole thm,... just
something that had to be done. I'm
amazed I put it off so long. I think rve
held out ruUy well.
Q: What do you think Is the secret of
your great relatfonablp?
llldwi* It's lmpollible to pln down. rm too .:ared to tJy to find out. I don't
ruUy want to know. AJ long. as it
works. I'm Sltisfied. I think tometimes
we Joie thi.np when we know exactly
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how they work. When you know how has been happier for you.
movies are made. they're not half as .._., Oh yeah, br me -espe-
ll'ell as when you're just sitting watch-dally ln rmotped -tt was abeolutely
fng. As long ask-works, it doesn't mat-no fun behl8 the wotid's most fainous
ter. I don't think it's really that lmpor· ;unkie. I mean at the time, being a
tant to know why it does. Anywwy. I'm Junkie, noctung botbered me. It didn't
lazy. bother me It all But in rebospec:I, the
hmles and the pain, the constant pr&
Qi ~ have Aid that recently life sure of Finl through that for such a
lonQ time, lt was such a relief when
eventually, even wtth my dull brain, I
realJzed that It was time to move on
and stop this. And in that respect, of
~. life has changed enormously
br the better for me. ~ I've Sot time
brother thm,.. besides waiting br The
Man.
Q: Do you have any plans for retiJ'e.
ment?
lllclmdK No, I wouldn't know how to
make plans, I wouldn't know how to go
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about windina down the Stones. None I
of us would. What a horrible thought. f :
Q: Mick J~ has been quoted as say-I j'
lng. "Rock n · roll is a spent brc:e ... · 1 It's merely recydlns Itself, and
~hlng II a rehash of something 1
•· • 0o you asree? t lllc:lllMdK Rock 'n' roll has always
been a rehash ol what's gone before.
That's its strenath -that you can still I find new varladOns. After all, It'• a veiy,
very tight musical struc1ure. lt'1 the infi-
nite variations within that Vtt'f tiaht
ttructure that beo>me interesting. 'n>-
day there are a lot of kids trying to
sound like we did when we first
IWted. We were trytna to sound like
the guys we were listening to. All you
do ls pua lt on. And that ls uhlmately
the great achieYement of any musician,
whether you're Vtt'f suc:cessful, medJ.
acre or not l'ia:esdul at all.~ y00've
done your bit to pass ll on. Wf
By Marilyn Hansen
C lassie dhhes become classic
because of their visual appeal,
flavor and texture -au of
which makes them a plea,,ure
to eat. Vitello 'lbnnato, mearung Veal
with Tuna Sauce In Italian. is certainly
such a dish. It ls a classic preparation of
veal. using tuna aJons with anchovies .
vegetables, wine and dlkken broth for
sa\'ory simmering. The meat Is then
chUJed and a delldously flavored.
~Uing sauce ii made from the
unique broth. Our ~ is that
you try vaiytng this dimic by \Wng
boneless chicken breasts as a
moderately priced and convenient
alternative to veal.
vna&IO I01•1MO
44611-Exotic Ol1ental doll. her fans
are J)Otholdm. Pattern pieces for doll
about l'Z'. her outfit. potholders;
dirw.ctklns Ind . . . . . . . $2.00
492A .,. _,,_,,t two ~ plecet to
crochft b thauldemte " pom-s-b.w -"· Note ~ oolor.
c:anhlt trtm. FltJ ... 8-16 •. 12.00
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WHEN YOU CAN'T KEEP YOUR CCCX
COPING WI11-I
PARENT BURNOlIT
By Stephani Cook
We 've all heard
about job burnout,
but What happms
uiJen you ~in to
fttl lrazz/ed and
tthausled as a pat-
ent? You can
change jobs, but
you can hardly
chanRe your kids.. Dr. Jo#pll /l'roaxdnJ
1b ffnd out morr ------aboul pamrJ bumouJ and how to han-
dle ii, FAMll.Y WEEKJ.Y spoltt to Dr.
Joseph Proaxdn~ diredor of the In·
sdJute of PrivaJe Education at Loyola
~ in Baltimore and a>-aulhor.
with Maril w. KidrJbe; of the rrcmt
boolt Parent Burnout (Doubleday).
Q: Dr. Protacdnl. what is parent burn-
out?
A: Parent bwmout oc:x:un when par-
ents run out ol physk:al and emotk>nlJ
energy. The finl symptom ma)( be a
feelina ot bein& drained. and then
there is a tendency to be lrrttable, espe-
cially with the children. If burnout con.
tinues, plmlts wW fee! trapped in the
atv~e syndrome with kids who tak~e. They IJd discounpd
about the futwe, atiolj havin8 ~
lo meet demands. The DUI mae brin8s a reel paranoia. If you can 'l find
the ICiaor1 or the children track ln
mud. yoo may feel the kids are out to
11!1 you, ~ you knoW l'ldonally
lh• they are 1'Jlt belna careiesa.
The lnll -. is wbal we call
chronic dieenchantment This ... In-
volves a loC ot lflll&ilh: Somethltw hll
to fl.ye. Al. ttlll point ~ may be a
del1ie lof a drlldc ~ in lije 11)'1e,
ln)'thln& from a dtvorCe to a career
chlA8e to a houeehold move. °' HOw does burnout occur? Al Plraa who bum out haYe, ln a ... been ~on ftre ... They haft taken
•• model k>f pwendn&• ~
ks.I °'the pert.Kt pnnt, whld1 cOuld ... .,_. lr••inld ~ tMlr
own ~ °'~•Mid lrim CM ihda -Mii Uilt Hotilii on lltt .,,.,.., .... .,..,.. ........ ...... ......... ~ .... -..-......... _... ........... .
••••• ~ otllll lilbmla • nlMI I~ tithe.-mmeol....,. .........,
,,. ...... d ....... 11 .... r..,....,..,.....,_thi..,
Ecw•,,_~...,,,,,,.-.. ... ~ ..... .-.~------~
resulting from the frwtndon or guilt
that OttW'I when these unrealistk:aUy hJah expectations lor pam'lting (and for
chlldren's behavior) can't be met.
Q: Can this happen to any parent?
A; The prime candidate is a person
having what we call the Style C tech-
nique ol parenting. C stands tor the
c.ontroUer, who has a riPf script ol I
what ls expected, with little room for S
chanae· It there is faltertna on either d
side, this leads to the anger. Controller t
pamits are future oriented and they .!
Life alJ their~ trying to force reaJI.
ty into this plan they have devised. Par-ent burnout oa:urs at a mudl higher
rate lof d\ele parenlS.
The Style D parent is the Developer,
whole exp«iations ol himself and ol
the children are Oexlble. These parents
ex:ped the ~. recognizing
thal growth only takes place with
change and that cMnae is IOmethif\8
to look forward to. not to stlfJe.
Q: Do mothers and fllhers burn out at
the same rate?
A: They do, but the fathers are less
likely to ralk about it.
Qt So how do you oope with parent
burnout?
AJ We have a three-put prosram IO
help avoid burnout ln the filll place
and then to de.al with it when IC ~
Pamtt burnout CIVJ be reverted if you
bl)ow a system we caU the ABC's;
changlf\8 abltude, chqina behavior
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For 47 weeks a year,
David Hoadley is a ~
sible, mild-mannered
Washington bureaucrat and
family man.
The other five weeks, he
chases tornadoes.
In this gJUeling game of
wits, a wrong tum can be
fatal. But pushing h.is \b!k.s-
wagen Rabbit unmercilully,
he maneuvers into position to
photograph that rare moment
when the storm is at lt5 height.
Hoadley. who hM been eyeing
storms for 2 4 years now, relies
on instinct and on a compli-
cated. accurate system he de-l vised to predict where a tor· t nado will occur. ... HoaliJey's current chase,
which ends the middle of next
month, centers on the flat-
lands from Texas to Iowa.
known as Tornado Alley. In-
variably, Hoadley says, he
meets a few of the other half-
i do7en or so dedicated c.has-a ers. The Dairy Queen Is the J chasers' favorite pit stop;
"We1J meet at the vortex,"
their slogan.
'Then! is a vast beauty and
majesty on the plains," Hoad-
ley, 42, told us, "and ln closing
with and confronting a (lreat
storm. It is a reaJm of nature
many people have not experi-
tence," Klein us. "Abo, as a
group, doc:ton adhere to the
Protestant dhk: and read nega-
tively to patients and illnesses
that threaten or chalJeoae their
faith in that value system." .....
W hen it mmes to
young men, booze
and sex. It's noc
what )'OU drink, but what )'OU
think you drink that leef'DI to
make the dlfterence. So oon-
dudes a recent study al the
University of Wisconsin.
Seventy-two collqe-age
men were surveyed about
their levels of "sexual aullt."
ls was not true of the men
who unknowingly had con-
sumed alcohol COndudes re-searcher Ot Vincent Adesso:
"For men with high sex guilt,
the mere thouaht thll they
wee drunk ~ them to
overcome their inhibitions
about .ex by attributing their
otherwise unacceptable
behavior to drinking."
fJllC.
He isn't quite ready to
make small talk with
the weatherman, but
Japanese scientists have cje. si&rled a robot that can read
the news almost perfectly.
The new robot Is half
humanoid, half computer, and
c:an imitlte human hand
movements. a real break·
through, rtpe>rts Robolk:s
World The robot's computer
has been Prosrammed with a
dkdonary, Which allows it to
an written words and dM!dl
for them In its banks. M a
resuJt. the robot can lnantl)'
deliver a sentence with the
proper inftectlons.
Sdentistt don't expect the
robots to appear 900n on our
TV acreen. but they do foresee
them uaed 9000 .. radio
MW1pmOOS and telephone-
lnformadon operators.
card dub for th09e fJYS who
want to shop when·they want
and who enjoy beina pam-
pered. Ant, you buy a spedaJ
aedlt card -made of solid
17-karat &Old -ror $10,000.
This entitles you to S12.000
worth of clothes. Then, say
you suddenly realize at 2 A.M.
that you must have a new suit
for a trlp the next day. Well,
says Paul Shweky, the chain's
~'"=~d~ number and rout Mr. Shweky
or another poor store man.-
out of~. He in tum wakes
up a tailor. and within the hour
you can be trytns on clothes It
any ol the Chain '1 1 J 9'om.
\bu will also be served cham·
paane while telel'llng.
Now tf only the c:ird aruld
bring you a pizza at 2 A.M.
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