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Home My WebLink About1983-06-05 - Orange Coast Pilot_.Thousands ·: flocking to ;Fish Fry · 'Thoulanda of people celebrated the aoodDMa of fish S.t1,U"day ln e.mta M-. and •.tee at them ate it. The 38th eost. Mat Fish Fry fed that many folb • a mornlna •. 'parade and a warm IPrina day -attncted a big avwd-t.o Uooa Pvk on 18th -Street near New-~ port Boulevard. (SM FISH, Pase Al) .. :· · IUlll CUil Ylll lllD• IAllY .NPll SUNDAY, JUNE 5. 1983 Hot salsa's •• running ·up ,. cool pr_of its Mild-mannered Suzanne Rush i8 on a hot streak. The Corona del Mar woman has taken her .-party-favorite aalla out of the kitchen and int.o :· the cold businel!la world. : The results, judging blr:les at area super • markets, have been, aa · th taking • the .· jalapeno peppers she U8es in her spM::y concoction. In a way, the blonde-ha.ii-ec:f, blue-eyed bulinea novice baa gone the way of llC1or' Paul . Newman, who grew weary l8YeJ'al yean back of : maldng vat after vat of bia popular salad dre9ling • f.or friends and neighbon and finally went : oommerdal. i For eight years, Rush made her eecttt recipe • ..i.a ln her own kitchen. She recalls once filling 70 bottlee of ala in "Olle night for her : jl)apeno-boobd friends. • • She saya sa1aa fans would show up at her ; ~call for orders and expect a cue or two at : bol.lday time. She says parties typically would • find her ln the ldtchell making fresh batches of : ealaa. Enough ,.,. enough. ahe saya. - : . "Everyone kept •yinc I aboWd market tt. So : I did," aya the youna mother of one. ; nu., "Su ~" -a product of Rush : Jr.nterjxUe. -came to be. She desiped a label. : tound a rn.mufactul"er and convinced a c.orona del : Mar liquor st.on to carry her bottles of hot, mild • and tnOd sreen. • \ ; 'I'otine around aampW of her lalu and hap : of .,..ty-to-dfll tortilla strips, &.b dacended CJD .... ~ lrYtne a.nch Market, Gel90ft'• : ~ and evwn an Alber18on'1 acreed to ltock ... Su Sella." One of the market8, •ya Rush, aold 120 ~ ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA 50 CENTS . . t FV recall going to polls Schoo~s' funding, campus closures, grade levels hinge on vote BY PHIL SNEIDERMAN ot" .. DlllJ ........ Brightly colored slgna pepper the streets of the Fountain valley School District tl1il weekend. The red signs say uvote yes on Recall" The green aigna ay "Vote No on Recall." Red or green. Yes or no. School district residents will chooee one or the other in a special election on Tueeday. Yet the lallue9 behind thia election are anything but simple. Emotional charges and counter-charge. have been exchanged during the past· year. They have split the district's parents. The renalta of Tueeday'1 elec- tion will likely retnfonie or drastically alter the elementary ICbool district'• current Plans for educating local youngaten. ~ t.o the Orange Coun- ty Registrar of Voten office, 29,808 resldenta of Foemtain Val- • ley and a anall portion of Hunt- lnctoo Beech are ellclbJe t.o Vote ~ ., 31 pollinC placee. Tareeted In the recaJl ..e ldmo1 board memben Cheryl NOl1on. ~ BeJcen and Suzan-ne .oore. .................. Susan Ruth watches her salaa come off ueemhly line. Firat, a voter must indicate yes or no on whether eech trustee should be removed from office. U a voter marb yes, he Cll' abe may vote for a candidate t.o succeed the trustee. Thae will be tallied if a majority of voters favor recall of a trustee. Edward Sldney Landon ia .eek- ing Norton'• -t, Devon Dahl ia runnina t.o repllce Belgen, and D. Kurt lfarwerl ia campaigning for Moore'• eeat. Votes will be tallied Tuelday night by Regiatrar of Voten employees at the district bead- quarten, 17210 Oak St., Fountain Valley. The election ia expected t.o cost the ICbool district $26,000. Tueeday'• ballotinl will be the culmination of a ien.thy cam- palp w-aect by the Ccmmittee Advocadnl :a.pon.tble Educa- tion, CARE, a poup fanned eerly 1att yeu in the wake of l9Yel"al major ichoo1 board dedllom In April 1982, the )>oerd a~ prOYed ... tO dole four-ecbcdl OYar -next three years and 1ao reor1aplae otbera into klnder1arten-throu1h-flftb (See RECAU.. p ... Al) . . .,,, . JQl.nor. Wiii i.ken to the Sherifl'1 ~tin Santa Ana. where he Wiii quesdcned all afll:moon and into the evening. SMrlff'I ipOkesman Lt. Wyatt Hart Wd Saturday the youth 11 a 'latroni ~" and WU t.o be kept at Onnce County Juvenile Hall In connection with. the kill- ine- Hart aid no motive for the lr:iWna Wiii immediately ap- puent, and the mWl caliber IUD u.t in the abootfni Wiii not found durint initial le8l'Chee. Docton at SadcileblM:k c.om- munlty Hosphal performed four houn of emervency , 1W'89ry cm Preferred stickers answer (o p~Fking? Sy ITEVB IUTCllBLL 1Acwllinl be ~tted to park ... .. ._...... &. in town. ~ hM alwa,ia been a paud-Warm aapPc>n. ty of partiDc In Wsuna Be.ch and no one ~ that t.ct Ft~~·· nbtlon would -Cll' doem't appnc1at.. that t.ct allow t6e locU to pliek up a ..... __ ....._ 11000 s-rldna lticbl' flWl City' Hall -nae ..__.. .... , or 11> •""-t -~·• ... -'t ..so.-to --'-Aall-Ume f'Wlldentl of the Af't -WUWIU ..-..-...-U a-aa ,.,_._ free ln front of A--town meters '-'UIUUY· .:-::::_~ So '°" can ~ the. . f!! up to two nuw.. aappon fonn. Ma~ Nell An alWnadve. be •a11t.ed, fltawlltck ftlcllwd tram the would -ea.. pdcl ol a ~ iocal .pnp•lec:e wk dd9 yeer ..-~ ,...._ fclr lcice.1 9f,h•n he 1u1P1ted that . ( ... Pi*UNG, Pllt Al) \I , u ' I I ! FISH FRY CROWD • • • I I SpiplaMJMn Bob Wolfe o( \he ·~ Liona 'Q\lb eMlmated the all.-Y ~ at f5,000. u-. mid the dub la about 1,000 dlnnen dm year ahNid of Ua paic:ie 1ut Y9U°• when memben made $63,000 to donate to Jocal cbarl- tlee. "We're looking forward to a big year," he laid. And there la atlll one more day. In eddiUon to the $4 fiah d1nnen that go on aale beginning at noon. today's activities will lnclude the 1983 ~Costa Mea contest at. 2 p.m., a ~tUeat baby cont.st at3:30 6:rt arid a drawtna for a Ford donated by Tbeodote Robina Ford at 8 p.m. Wolfe laid the flab fry will oontlnue today .. until there'• no- body et. to feed." The carnival a1ao resumea at noon today. Free parking is available thi.I ~ar at the Iarae dirt lot at Harbor and 19th Street, a lite for a fuuu-e city redevelopment project. RECALL ELECTION ... grade 8Choola and middle echools (grade9 llix through nine). In the put. all Fountain Valley IChoola included kindergar~n through eighth grade at one aite. District otticiala argued the re«pnizatlon and achool closures were necerary because of declin-. enrollment. ~t IOIDe parents were unhap- py their neighborhood achool was to be doled. Othen disapproved of the middle echool concept. CARE was formed by parents who 1believed the achool board h-9 not properly considered the cunmµnlty'a wishes ln connection wtth the dosurel and reorganiz.a- tim. Among the CARE memben wete parents resldlng near Cour-rea-School. which ia to become a K-& lite. and Nleblas School, which ii to be clmed. Tbe committee launched a re- call petition drive targeting trwt.ees Norton, Belgen and Moon, the board memben who voted foe the middle 9Chool con- version. CARE memben ex- pended their campaign. however, charging the trustees with f.i8cal ~t, promoting un- equal educaUonal opportunitiaa and failing to oomply with the spidt of the law in di.strict busi- nem practices. The t:rustees denied the charges but maintained a low-key posture durina the petition drive. Some achpol officials believed that CA8S members, like the backen of -'rlier recall campatgns. would fall to collect enough sipaiurel. But CARE members did suc- ceed in pthertng more than 6,000 tipaturea ca1llhg for the removal of mdi of Ow; targeted truatees, and the apedal election was IChedulecl - Tbe uusteea and a "No on Recall" committee of community support.en then launched a counter-offensive. They claimed , the CARE group had collected the fiiCnatw'es with a flier filled with falae accuaations. They deacribed CARE • a small group of dis- gnmtled parents interefted in pn>tectinl their neighbochood 8Cbools but not district-wide education plans. In addition, the trustees have pointed out that CARE memben have taken their allegations of fiacal miaconduct to numerous government agencies, lncludlng the Orange County Department of Education and the Orange County Diltrict Attorney. None of the8e agendel. however, baa found evidence to warrant charges. CARE members, however, have continued to hammer awy at the tnlstees' dedsion to spend $1.2 million to tra:nsfoan the former McDowell School lite into a district beadquartera. The trultees say this WU money that could only be Wied on building projecta, not foe teechen' aluiee or other ci-oom purpom!L Tbe recall group continuea to accuae the trusteee of f.i8cal mil- management. The trust.eea re- apond that the Fountain Valley Dimict has healthy l"ellerve funds at a ti,me when other dlstricta are forced to borrow money. Tueaday'• election will prob- ably detenm,ne whether the dt.- trlct at.ands by lta current plahl for additional school closures and more middle 9Choola. '!be recall candidate.. bave advocated that such plans be placed on "hold" until more atudies of enrollment trends are completed 'and ad- dltfional community "11'Yeyl are oopducted. Winning ways The Lions Club's Jim Ferryman and cbild.!"en wave to the crowd& along Fish Fry parade route Saturday where .the Costa Mesa Medical Center Hospital's float won the theme award. Baby and bathing beauty contest& scheduled today Lions Park. PARKING STICKERS residents and increued for out-of-townen who buy permits to shop in town -OC, more likely, to go to the beach -a fact that angers local merchants. The~ lem, • Fitzpatrick and many others in . town .ee it, la that ·congestion in the downtown busi- ness area -now nearly year-round -diacouJ'a8es local residents from hopptng ln the car for a quicll trip to the hardware store or downtown shops and markets. They know when the~ pt there, they most likely wonlt be able to find a place to park. The city's Parking and Tran. portation Committee WU asked to took into Fiapatriclt 's parking propoe.al. and that panel's rec- ommendation will be considered by the fWJ Cfity c.ounctl Tue.day nJcbt. • • • product.. deli'YMng it to io.dina docb at markets and lt.alinB demonatzationa ln IJ'OOel'Y aiores. "For a while I WU dolnc demomtratiooa six days • week, eM&ht hours • day from here to Wdtwood." abe recall& "lt wu a lot more work than I ever thought it would be." handle mouth-bumlna temperatuns, the does offer an eye-watering aat.a that pecb a mean punch. After three months of waiting, Rush ·waa able to pt a ~ buyer for the Ralphs pooery lton cba1n to aample her aalaa. One tut.e and the cbain ordered 1,000 CMM. Rwh cl.aima buslne9 now la at a potnt where ahe'a oonGdering liln1ng with a broker to market her product naUOnally. She saya a major advertis-inC campajcn might not be far behind. 'lbe sa1aa. a thick and lumpy brew, w different from others because it containa no praervaUves or water and avoids lp6cee that 4tab away from the Oawr of food." Though abe uya her own stolmch am't ''I &ot a call recently from a oompetitor who asked me to go to lunch. I waa exdted becau.e I thouiht I could pkk up eome tips on tbe butine9t. What he wanted, thouah. WM my ndpe.'' Rush aaya abe refu8ed to dlvuJae it. Her l81aa cunently la brewed and bottled ln Hunttnaton Beach at a anal1 mom..add-pop plant known aa Rlgerty Fooda. With help from food chemist and plant owner Jtm Haaerty, Rush la planning her ~ uaault on -the hot sauce market with a t.a> and an enchilada aauoe. So how la the aa1aa baronell faring ln the profit column? "Well, rm making a profit," she aya. "but rm lltlD. driving the same old car." ~· Sunny weekend ae 43 116 llO ... 83 41 ea 91 • • • v NM ·grad drowns in Disneyland river World Bank veep to speak to council Or1nge Coe.tYOAILY PILOT /8unday, June 5, 1183 Al ~ ----------....;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'"""'!'!~----~---- NATION Examiner believes Kahl died in Arkansas shootout ' t •1 ,... ....... Prest LITTLE lU)CK. Ark. -A medical exam1ner said Saturday be bad tentatively ldentl&ld. gunman kWed In. shootout with poUce 11 fucitive tax protester Gordan ICah1. Dr. ~ Malak llkl there 1a a "great probability" that the man is Kahl. but that he can't make po.tttve identitk:ation until he &eta dental recorda Monday.The body wa found ~ nlaht Inside a muni- dona-filled concrete ~ that explodeCi and burned after police ta.ed in teer pa. ~ fatally wounded sheriff fell or stumbled to a dooc before the fire and was grabbed by a marahal. Foat wants old charges dropped GRETNA, La. -Murder charges against California feminist Ginny Foat should be dropped because she has been denied her ~natitutional right to a apeedr trial, defense lawyers say. Witnesses who may he~B~· Foat s case have dJed or diaappeared .tnce District Judge W LeBrun signed the arrest warrant on March 28, 1977, defense lawyers Robert Glass and John Reed ~in motions filed last week seeking to nullify the first-degree murder indictment, which was not handled up until Jan. 18, 1983. Reagan keeps commission alive WASHINGTON -The life of the Soowcroft Commiaaion on nuclear arms. which helped President Reagan keep the MX milaile program alive, will be extended through the end of next year, it has been learned. The commission, chaired by retired Air Foree Lt. Gen. Brent Soowcroft, had been echeduled to go out of existence on June 16, but an administration official confirmed Saturday that ~an wants the pane( to continue its work. WORLD Dioxin stored in Swiss vault BASEL, Switzerland -Forty-one drums of waste containing deadly diOXin arrived in Buel Saturday after a 7 Y<t-hour trip from France, a spokesman for the Hoffmann-La Roche company reported. Andre Futterknecht, director of safety for the Swiat chemical firm. said no problems de~oped during the shipment by truck and the drums ~ being siored in an "abeolutely watertight"~ vault at a Buel plant. Soviets expel U.S. attache as spy MOSCOW -11\e Soviet Union said Saturday the KGB aecret police p6cked up a U.S. diplcmat who wu "caught red-banded" lpYing ~ the government ordered him expelled. The diplomat. Louis 1lXllJlM, the attache of the adin.inlatration M!Ctlon of the ant.mys security diviskln, is the second V .S. diplomat ordered out of the Soviet Union this year after beina ~ of espionage. Polish dipromat arrested at home ·state broke as Prop. 13 turns 5 ~ 1 I l I .. ' ' Jarvis campa_ipifW to overturn court !'iJlings which limited his tax cut init1ative • 11_7 DOUG WILLI* Ina o.t1i11t prompi.ct. -Olltion 18, 6.ubnia .i-cut the IChoo1 tax bU1 ._ •PllfOWICI by AP Peftdcal Wrl• Po1w.r M.-vtn J\e1d r.J)Ql'te(l ttate income tax, abollahed the the Allembly . -both by."', l SACJ\AMJl!NTO -nw ,_... FridaJ that 29 percent ol CaJ.l. ~ inventory tax, and later two-tbhda majoridea. , , after Callfomlanl alalhed theft fcrnlfllia li&rYeyed akl they are abol.llMd the Inheritance tax, The fata of both melallW JI taxee by t7 billion a ,_,. wtt.ll bltW' Oii ~ u a r9Ult o1 tbe dllna a.other '4 billion ln annual still ln doubt, ~t the prindpel ~Uon 13, the ttate .. brollt t:'' ... Of Propmltion 13, w.bil9 tax aavlnp on top of the $7 bWJon queltion In the rttate Capitol Oil and Howard Jarvla is tl"Ylna io pel"C9\t ll6d Chey were worm of Propolettcn IS. the fifth ann1verary ol ~ ~ overtwn OOW1 rul1np di.It Tu. dl1and6 peftllftt h9d no opinion. But today, with the eftecta of omtlon 13 Mond£y is not whether J lied hit we cui lnidatlw. The ttroneeet IUppOl't tw the c:uta bec:lcmlna~ obvioua. with taxet wW be ra!kd Ulla year, but I Th1I week marks the tilth controvenlal rDeMUre .._ from one major IChoOl district fonnally by how mUich, and what It wW be :.J • annlvenary o1 voter approval of homeownen. with 8$ percent bankrupt and othera •aminC called to make it man palatable. ! PropollUon 13, which C\lt prop. eaytnc they favored U. property they face the ame fate, a arowtna While llOl'De foet of PropOlllt6oo? erty tax bWa In half for 4 mW.kin tax-<.'Uttina meuure. number of political 1etden are 13 predicted that the llbinl·l ~homeowners and mont But the tax-a.it political fever •peeking out for tax ~ California Supreme Court would than l mllllon bucnmu that Proposition 13 tr1aered in In January, the at.ate guollne find the initiative unconstttu-( Proposition 13 la still CMll'--1978 bu cooled, and the pen-tax wu rilled for the f1nt time ln ttonal, the court surprUed them whe1mingly popular UDOl)I c..Ji,. dulum appean to be IWinctng in two clec.dea, and In the pelt and upheld all of 13'• major fomia vot.en, and few poll~ the other way, albeit very ten-month, a $700 million tax hike for provisions. ., &a.re apeak ill of It, even • they tatively. the achools wu approved by the Propoaltion 13 cut property· decry the revenue km and apeNI-ln\mediately following Prop-state Senate, and an ~ million taxes to 1 percent of 1973 market ... vaiues. and limited ~ tn I Probe of plane fire ~=Er~~E ~ at 1 percent of current market'~ looks at electricity val~ .• result, meet Califomiana..~ even thoee who bouaht homee recently, are enjoyed far lower " tax bUla than pre-13 daya. , CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) -A federal lnvestfgator said Satur- day that the fire that enaulfed an Afr Canada flight and killed 23 people probably wasn't .et and that the probe ia f~ on the po881billty that the plane's elec- trical aywtem WM involved. Donald Engen, of the National Transportation Safety Boerd, aald the FBI hid made a preliminary examinatklo of the plane and that the t.esta "did not develop any evidence of sabotage or (oul play." I Air Canada apokesman David Pember confinned Saturday that the plane that caughtlire and was forced to make an emergency Coastline to graduate 356 today landing Thunday WU the a.me one that lost a tall cone dwing a flight over the Atlantic Ocean ln 1979. In that incident. the jet landed safely in Boaton with four minor injuries reported. "Both lncidents are not related wh.a~." Pember taid. A ci.rcuit breaker for a rear lavatory'• electrical system tripped during the flight and pilot Donald Cameron tried unauc- oe.tully to reaet it, Engen aald. Cameron entered the note into the fllaht loti. but Engen taid he didn't know whether it occurred just before the fire wu dis- covered or earlier in the flight. However, court n1liD&I have 1, weakened the Proposition 13'• stringent limita on pm&.-13 tax J tncren 111, alJowfna majartty votee , ; for many new local tax ~· 0 lnstesd o1 the two-tbfrda-vOte spectffrd in 13. v It.a a ·..-..It, J8n'ts -now 79,., and .. erwty and outlpoken .. ' ever -la orpnbtna a new ., in1Ua.tiwcmnpalpfor 1984 t.llat,1 propmitlon to revefte t!Jme rW• I ingll. 1 Jervla rejects ~ that s he is p}uafna loopbola iJl Prop-I Donald Cameron piloted omtioo 13. imteed llCCUlln& the court.of dellberalely miainterpm.-buroing plane. lng it. .. . . , } ; . ' vjABsAW, Po1md -Jor.ef Grochowaki, a former trade eft1ct.1 at the Polish Em~ in Tokyo, has been an'Sted and ~ of .. cooperah ~ ~ centers o( VN ... Staiies and France,"'iM Ofljdal' PAP newt agency reJ>orteCi Saturday. It aajd Grochow.rd was &rftSted by authoritiee wben be returned to Poland Friday. He bad relu.ed an order ''to return to the country in September 1982." the agency added without living further de1ailt. Coutl1ne CoJlese wf:1l bcoor 356 s;raduatea durlnl commence- ment ceremonies ICheduled for 4 o'clock th1a afternoon at the-Mma V' erde Learnlttc Cen• In c.o.ta -Yea. ~:::f:: o1~~ I• (l! , .. ," • m I j Tass calls Weinberger liar MOSCOW -'TM omdal Tut DeW9 iaigency said Saturd.lty '1 that U.S . Defeme Secretary Caspar Weinberger was engaged in "deliberate milinformation" when he claimed the Sovieta have nucleu weapom in F.astem F.urope. But it cautioned Western leaden the Soviets would move such "'8pont in if new U.S.~made mediwn-range miaailes are deployed In Western F.urope at the end of the year as scheduled by the North Atlantic Treaty Organmtion. STATE Researchers try recycling blood BERKELEY -A new device intended for U9e dwing •eerY Would aDow eome emergiiency room patienta to reu.e blood frcm an open wound, reducing the rilk of contncting AIDS through blood transfusiona, re.earchen aay. The l)'9tem. whfch IUD must be approved by federal health official.a, would suck up blood coUecting in a wound from a severely bleeding patient, blend tt with an anticoagulant, run the mixture through a filter and beck lnto the patient.Acquired immune deficiency syndrome, which destroys the body'• ability to fig}lt off diaeues, often is fatal. wuntry fans enjoy quiet concert Dl.:VORE -The US Festival went country Saturday with a W.,._..Uited crowd that wu far amaller, older and quiet.er than the unruly throne at last weekend'• three-day roddmt. 'lbe fml. estimated by tberiff.'.a offidaJa at around 50,000 and by UNUSON festival org:aniz.e:n at some 70,000, sprawled out over only a third o1 \be 64 ll(ft concert bowl. Families with infanta and lmiol' dtbem laid on blankets or aat more comfortably on lawn Nmiture .. Magruder makes minister BURLINGAMI!! -Watergate figure Jet> Stuart Mapudet, who baa IJ>eft1 etabt years in rellgious wotk atnoeCQllf....,_ at hit lmtencing be "ht my MhJcal compam.'' is .i:heduled-to be ordained th1a evenina u a minister in the Presbyterian OnArCh. ''1'21 It.Ire rm -~ happy, elad that I've gotten to this po(nt," ~. 48, :-i S.turday. He baa been a putar'a Uliatant llnce i.t September. and Slater, Will be the featured apeaker durtna the commwdty college'• seventh annual gradu- ation ex.erd8e. Her topic I.a '1Exdt.- lna 'nmea: Your fluture in a Chanalnl JJiemde." ... a...~· Kar. E. Whetham of Huntinpln 9-cb. who ha maintained a perfect 4.0 D'ade point average in her Coutllne studies. 'lbe coUep will best.ow an honorary a.odate In arts degree . to a member of the community who ha provided exceptional educatklnal IMdership and oam- mitment to life-Iona 1eem1na. II) this year'• c.o.tline clam, 138 studenta will receive a.date in arta de,reee. • Abo; 220 certl&atee of completion in oc- c\apatlonal atudiea wiU be ~.warded. .. 400 to mark Jewish Center • anniversary Morie than fOO people an apecUd to eelebnte .... third anniverw')' ol a.atwt Ol IMM Jewiilh Center dwtna • bmqu.t today at The Newporter tn New· por\ BiiMh. Mr. and Mrs. WlWam 8Uver- man wUl be ,uesta of honor at the banquet becaa.e of thmat CCID· trt.buUolll to the center. Otbel- awan:l wtnnen will be Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Rael. Colin Krawitz and Ivan Stnlhocln. ,,. (9Jta' ... t8'12 Royce &ed. It .. the only Jewt.h fadllty ln Irvine and lt offen a pre-fd1ool. Hebrttf echool. adult edulatklO P'OIJ'*IDI, 24-how' ~ and • d.nc rehabW- tadon ~. We're ~~ Listening ••• Whal do you like about tM DAUY PUot? Whal don't ~ou Ilk•! 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Before June 12. when our beautiful sale enda. f' I 11 .. 1 I I I ll A4 o,..,,. Coat DAILY PILOT /Sundey, June &, 1983 Cranston says 'I'm No. 3' California ~senator admits Glenn, Mondale ahead-I or now ...... ~ JACK SCBl\EtBMAN ~ ........... ..... SAN ,.Fl\ANCISOO (AP) U .8 . Sen. Alan Cranaton, D-Cal1f _..id Th~y he ii in "third Pi,;;u in bi.I party'• race tor the prelldentlal nomlnaUon and that he comtclered it "ap- propriate" at thfa ·~. Cranium~ superior Cali- 1 tomla ...... root:a liupport. t.tten-lna cottwa and prOlpectl for blaer' victories in 1tate straw Po1la to come. '1 am Yer)' encowqed by the procr-that my campatcn ii maldna tow~ the Democratic nomination and toward the preel- dency," he uld at a news con-terwnce. 1-rhe opinion po1la preeently I ldll lhow (fil'lt and MCQ1\d) Glenn lftd Mondale or Mondale , and Glenn." reterrtnc to Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohlo, and fonner Vice Prealdent Walter Mondale. The Senate Desnocratic whip said lud1 po1la merely ahow "name reco1nttion. The front..runner hM not made the Democ:ndic ncmlnation aince 19~ (Adlai Stevenlan) ... Ever emce then. the front..numer tallen by the wayside. ''I thfnk I'm in third place now, and I think that'• the llPlll'OPriate place '° be at Ulla _,. of the contest.'' The lawmaker •Mid ~ wu "pourina more enero into the (prelidentfal) race blcau.e 1 have more tntJ'IY than mybody et.e in the race." Cramton. 68, denounced the Beaian administration on a var- iety of illu•, includlna "20 rn1llion unemploy.d people." He cal*!d• ot the vuiout can .. didatm to~ efCfoUvely. In the s-t 1traw polla .•. have been Vfll'Y ~ftiamt." He noted t former Prell.dent Jimmy Cert.er "Mtonllbed the polltal world'' In lite 19'70 by winnlna a ltraW poll in Iowa, whfich Cramton Cftdited wfth atartinl c.arter'a PfOtP e11 to the Wh1'8 HOU1e. ''Thia year the straw po1Ja are apin l.laylna • lfanJ.ficant part, •• he ul . '"I'hU. far we've bad two. · "I think I'm in third place now, and I think that'• the appropriate place to be at this stage ... " called for a negotiated nuclear fleeze, intensified medical re- searoh into the aging proceea and a greet boOlt in education 1n this country. He uld be placed ~t valµe on straw polll, addlna. "They are llOrt of minf·primart• th.ii yeer. ';l'hey are the only reel teat ot the One in CalUomia I had to win. I did by a qnlficant martPn· Then there wu one receJ1lly in Maasachuaeetta. It wu pred1cted I would ~ in a weak fourth; I came 1n .st:rong eecond, a sreat boolt in my campaicn." Commenting on a 1tatement that much of ~ California con- Sen. Alaa Cranston areamontl deleption ~had endoned Mclndalie. Crarilt.tin Aid: u1 ha~ mbl'e ~n of the California delilotiOJl than former Vice Pnstdent "Mondale. I am not at all dUturbed at that .. J ·am tendina t.o. 8't the, ~ root:a Democrata wlio are really decil- ive." WASHING'roN (AP) -The J'9denl Oamunicationt <:om-~ hal dMNd the 1Ml NIU-latory l'Qldblock for the*" of • type of eate1J.4te-to-home TV eer- vtQe thja tan. By a 4-to-O vote, the ~ aid it would -not dJltuitb a a"ullna of 1Mt A\.\IU8t authorti:lria unt..a Satellite Olaimunk!a .. Inc. to lMle capadty on a ~ utellite t.o launch a •tel· Ute-to-home aervlce thil fall. Th~ aut.horbaUon had been challenpd by the United Stat.a Satellite Broadcutina Co. Inc.; which maintains the ICC ahould . not allow eo-cal1ed "qUMf-DBS lel'Vlce" Ulin8 utel11tea reeerved for conventional aervt.ce. . DBS, or Direct Broedcut Satel- llt.e, ii the FCC'• term for • type of hleh·powered utellf te tHat can trarwmlt • liCn&l to earth With IUttident lntenalty to allow the uae of cnall ant.en.nu only two feet or 10 1n diameter. The FCC baa aranted eilht, .conatruct1on permit( for DBS aystema, but the tint ii not expected to become operational before 1986. United Satellite and another brand names .·for less ... I ! 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' . brand name short sleeve knit shirts . regular price elsewhere s1a ~~9.99 First ql.lllit:Y, 1~ cotton knit shirts wltn tlllol'td collar and ==-~~~xL~· • \' ............ O;verflowing I· S&oqe Creek in Bountiful, Utah, has made its own path through the northeast section of town. Here it baa overflowed its banks and washed I out a road. -High rollers face credit crackdown LOS ANGELES (AP) -Caesars World Inc. p1ana to cut back on credit for super-rich gamblers, melrtng many of them pay aa they play, u a result of a $14.3 millloo net Lo. for the quarter ended April 30. • lloweYer;-playera who have never had trouble ==-=bJing debts will still be oUerect credit. ~ change will be in the t~ in wbk:h we dell: 1'ttb the hfD rolie:.-," Aid J. Terrence Laqpi, ~ ,.....,., tmd chief ~ting officer of a new ·~ created to hmdle all foretp marketing tor the Lm AnaeJ--a..cl finn't three CMinoa, in IM Vep1, Leke 'hboe Md Atlantic Qty, N.J. , -r&e empbm will tie cm cmb rather than ClJitlllt." Lanni aid......, that playen who have .... bid.. trouble repa)'lna Pmhl'nl debts will still att.td credii.. a. 'voklentlfted aoun:e told the La. Aqeelea . ...-tlie ~ will monlkll' eoonomic -:::.::.. ~:: ~ cbe tndt of Chief Bxecu.Uw Henry Gluck & I oeed tbt •i&ber credit polJey Wedneeday to explain part ~· $14.3 million net Jam, cc:mpared to -mm-IBCln-__ .. • profit the ume quarter last year . . c..n bad major write-downs 1aat year due to l'.191._,.lflU\iiawJD of the pmo, and the culno just ,16 million to ita · l'e9el'Ves for foreign .. lblelr"S' credit thM mii8bt not be col1ec.Uble., ~ The parent company then impoeed the credit c:radown. Lee bgur, a lll!CW'ities analyst for Paine Webber . ln Mew York. aaid CM!lart was havinc trouble Without the write--Of&. ~were ttill $7.6 million in the red, and that • $13' million in volume (revenue.)," Iagur ~ hM a 10-year history of having ...... s. lbortfaJla in earninp.'' 1 GALLON ASSORTED ,..eftHI ,.,,,, .• ..... HOCISEHOl.D 1n..ce ,.._, 5 112" ,..eee11 ,., ••. ,. ...... ., ,. -... --Clllllr. CJIOOJI f'rtlnl _,.., DIMtS. ~ .. - 1 CWICl'OOT •. ,,.,. •. , ,..ffl ..... •t•-" 't , , l I I ' , Aa ~Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday. June 5, 1883 ... I • Schools need ·more than token. funding I Gov. George Deukmejian's offer to increase funds for state schools by $100 million this year bas elicited mixed reaction from legislators, school officials and parents across the state. The plan is to supplement his 1983-84 budget proposal of $350 million of new money for education with $100 n\illion this year and, maybe, another $700 million next I :''8Bf'.., . . !'. But the maybe is too big. And next year may be too ! l'l~te. ! Schools Superintendent William Honig has waged an \• amazingly su~ul campaign to rally legislative, academic and public support for his program of strengthening thei state school system with increased funding and tighter urriculum control. ·~ He and his supporters say they can't do that with the !.: • Deukmejian has proposed. Although Honig has not .. r been a strident critic of the governor's program, he has made ! it clear that the "token" compromise offer may be too little ~------------------------------------------- too late. Waiting for money that may come next year ta also out qt the question for Honig. He fears the movement for t,etter education could lose its momentum by that time. He's I probably right. , . Any parent who has a child in public school, any employer who interviews job applicants ~tly graduated from our high schools, any college or uhiversity instructor who is faced with a class of freshmen or sophomores who need remedial reading and writing courses lmows we've reached a critical point in our public education system. There is always room to compromise in the budget process. But we think it's time the governor got the message that state taxpayers and their elected representatives are trying to get across. State schools need help. Changes in philosophy can help. Stricter curriculum will show results. But to correct the dreadlful situation in which our .::hools are now invovled takes money. Ignorance is not bliss, it's a blight on the state and a disservice to its citizens. Let•s face facts and fix the sick system before it kills the future of our children. Op1n1on~ e•presl>t'd in the space above are thO!>e ol tne Oaoty Pilot Otner v11ws ea pressed on tn1s page are those ol their autnor\ ""d ar I 1st\ Reader comment 1\ '""'' ed. Address Tht.> Oaoly Polot, PO 80• 1$00, Co"a Mew, CA 92626 Pnone t7UI ... ~·011. MAILBOX Nobody does it better To the Edit.er. Ronald ~ epmpare; the AmeriCan High $chool Student wilh one from other indus· triallzed nations and claims tlual \he American student is COl'llinf up short, tluat the American tu payer ia not getting hia money't worth. Ronald Reagan forgett tluat our 8}'Stem of education ii Jlke no other: inoom~! Nowhere ei.e do you find such a mJxture of talent in one echool or even ln one (:1assroom than in the U.S. acbool. Here, the mentally gifted, the ibove-average, the a~e. the below average, the exceptional ind the physically different atu· ciertts are all under one roof: equal opportunity for a heterogeneous IDCiety. Elsewhere, ac•d•mic op- portunities are avaijable cmly to a band¢cke4. extremel)t com- petitive minority. The a....nae student Mvef' aees the inside of an academic high achool. He or she ls channeled lnto a clerical or trade echbol. • So Ronald Reagan compares apples with oranges. No fair! Yea, • aystem that educatee the 'aelect few' ii m0re efficient. But that's not what the American high achoo) ia all about. What we're about ia equal educallooal op-" portunity for all students. FLO MARTIN Costa Meea High School teacher in Orange County Endorsement misunderito~d · l ~ the Editor: The purpoee of this letter ia to I E the perception that I, baron DeNiai, as President of tain valley Leadership A.- , 80datioll (FVLA), have taken a public position of endorsing indi- vidual candidates in the upcxm- ing Fountain Valley School oi.- trict Trustee'• Recall Election. On Wedneeday, May 18, 1983, The No on Recall Committee ~ a Jetter to the residents of ~Fountain Valley School Dis--\rict-Tbe letter contained listl of endoraement.s which,~ rmi- dents to vote No an recaJl. My name wa1 lllted aron, with my poeitioo u President of the Fountain Valley I..eadenhfp J... 80datlon. I have N<Yr autbQrU.ed the uae of my name or title u President of the Fountain Valley Le.adenhip Amodldon to .... done ANY candklai,. Thank you~= correcting this . SHARON 1 Prelidenlt Fountain Valley Leedenhtp A.odadon Cliq.ic · Jights (.eHeral collectors· WASHINGTON -Federal in-Q listence on coUecttna money owed by a rural cl.ink: in northern New --------~ . ~~=~~~~ ........ ~ And the effort could wind up • costing the government far more fedenl. IUtwld .. , lib all the than the debt it'• going after. other cUnkl In the a.. But lt La C1rUca del Pueblo was ~ ltl independence, and eatabllahed 12 years -ec> in TlelTa ltl ~ feel lt la on the VeJ"l9 Amarilla to meet the health needs of becomlna completely of a predominantly elderly, His-eelf..p•ffldent. panic population in one of the Al.reedy 'To percent of itl nation•• poorest areu. The $240,000 annual buicfaet (ex- nearest bolpital la 7~ mllea away dUllve of the docton" ealaria) and its 9ervioea are much more came1 from tbe community. The expemive 4 ' r.i ii provided by Mectilw'e, tor~ years the aaJariea of Medicaid and lnAlnnce bmetita. La Cllnica'1 two phytldanl and But it the 1QVe11UDeDt ~·t give two dentists were advanced by· La Cl1nb the modest help lt bu the National Health Service alven ln the put, the f.ad.Uty may Corpa. Then the loam were quiei,. 6e forced to become totally de- ly written off by the federal pendent on Uncle Sam. asency. But the Reagan adminia-"Thia admln1atratioo ii trytna tration called a halt to the waiver to encourage people-to be ayat.em and demanded payment ~t w!th a min1mla of • of the debt. The clink: 800ft owed -i tn\erference,.. Ben.. the government $102,000 and the ~. R-N.M., told my debt ia still accumulau.n,. lt a:imp---=late Charla Bermant. '"lbia ly hasn't got the money. cl1nic ahould be a model." C19t.ensibJe pu.rpo11e of IW'Ve)'inl the depth of lhip cbannel8 in the Pot.omlic River and Cheupeake Bay and testing the quality of water in the Waah.lngton .,.._ Suspecting the pcwlbWty of a riverboat shuffle, I eent rey u- .adatee Donald GoJdbera and John Dillon down to the W..tl- lncton waterfront to take a look at the Enclneer Corps' new pride and joy. 'Ibey were liven a 8S'and tour of the 6$-foot craft, which ii nemed after 0 Tbomaa Blenldnahfp, a career dvil aer- vant. The aood lhip Blank:inahlp " DO pubby dredge or tugboet. Its b9alc sUcker price WU $393,000. It la lOlldeci with many extra, lib wall-to-wall carpeting, a gourmet kib:hen equipped with tun-II.zed refrtaentor, range, mk,:rowave oven, diabw4sher and UMh com-,_..., ancl • stereo .,..... that plpea aootbJ.ng musk: ln6o .-b of the alr-<lOOdidoned, tuxurioualy appomted cablm. boat millionaire9 tootle around ln on the Potomac and the aw.peake. c.orp. offlc!•la, asked about the fwy equipment, i""9t,.ed that it w. needed. 11vJ cnw, they ex:pkfned, will be away from abore on ~ duty "from Monday to Frid.ly." 'l'hat, of c:our., leeWll the ~. And 80Ul"C9 ID the 0.,. ay they llUSpect tbe . ..i re.in for the Blanldnabip'• elepnt appolntmentl a that it will double in brMI,., to apmk- =i... ·a:o. ... ~ = chief ol ~ md other' .mer-cfticera with a t.te for the briny. ~ point out that the general's livina quarten at Fort McNair are oonwn.imtly cbe to the Blankinahip'• moortnc • few hundred yards up the ANc:oetJa Riwr. , o...--.... wOUllllWl raie OUl the pwilbQlty that tbe b.s wm be wed for w..kend pleuure tripa. But CllJe offtda1 inllated that any hie lboca who .... .._.._~wm• etma I .,_ the JJrivei.lt. AW ~.Y UM Tooth J'alry '~ bt ~. eQln boy. Army pl8yS taps for the jeep , BUGH A. MOWGAN ,,,....,Co: • ¢ c NEW YORK (AP) -So the U.S. Army 11 m\.IStel"lnc out the jeep after more than four bounc-tna. often bi.zarre decaclel of dlatinguiahed aervice and replac:· lng it-with aomethina btgaer d more powerful caUecf' ""l'be Hum· tner." At the aame time the Pmtaaon wu b1owin8 Ta .. for th1a vener- ele and mosi veratile of all mUitary veh1clea. word WU leaked that jeeps would aoon be rolllna off a Pekina I obly une in a Chine.e joint venture WUh , the American Moton C«p., which will continue manut.c-turtnc the aleek, duded up dv- Wan venlm in th1a country. . TBB JOLT to GI morale ia probably. • numhlna • when they pemloned off the l.ut miale. lt'a hard to 1mactne a mWtary post without the ort.ae ~ water, the umnW'.Udoo, ihe tie1d 1toYea. the bettalion CP (com- mand post), the USO .,_ ~ the~ the~« the .MPI anivinc ln • jaep; JEEPS WITH anowplowa cleared the way fOf Georp Pat.- ten'• tanka at Bu'°IM· When the Japaneee retreating from Burma blew up all the ra11road locx>- modwe, jlepa titted 'With Oanaed wbeela pulled the boxmn. Jeepa wtth power-1pT&yen fouaht malaria from Wake Wand to New } \I SUNOA~, JUNE 5, 1983 FINANCE 85 · STOCKS ee REAL ESTATE 88 Pawset-Leach reach Adoption Guild tennis finalB. B3 a:Vvey's treatment I· ._. I On the OCCMlon of Steve Garvey's CS.~ f:rClm his hub of culture and refinement, there WM pat walliJl8 and gnuhing of teeth on the part of the peasantry, which felt betrayed. Sufferers of the Dodgers swore they had been IOld out by management, which wu to •Y nothing of the sympathy they felt for the di8ca.rded fint bMeman who asked that l~ yeen of loyalty be rep.id by a lousy million and a half, or therea~ta, a year for five~· SPORTS cOlUMHIST BUD - .lUCKER vey-type up bePn u the Laker watchers • a~t.ed on. whether Kareem would indeed Nmaln within the fold wherein be had been for elght winters. and define public opinion and put It to wcil'k. The public and the pr..-at once put the Dodaer manaaement in the role of villain in the dispute with Garvey and that la~ remain1 to tht. day. , Garvey's Mr. Clean and All-American boy, tmaae ia qulte without comperilOll in all qf 8pcll1a. Compared to Steve Garvey, Frank Merriwell w• a In one respect the Jabber cue ia identical to that • of Garwy ln.llmuch u the player will demand more than ~nt C8reS to pay. Kareem ia u1d to be th1nk1na in tenna of $2 million a year while Laker owner Jerry Bum leans toward the current lalary of Jabber which ii In the nelahbodlOOd of $1 milllon. a hlghly-l'9pect.able neighborhood. skid row bum. -:1 Clearly, the population wanted to keep Garvey and such feellnp were not ~· It ia probablf When the gen told Garvey to get lost and he a<>t lost. the <M:spondent aid loyalty \VU a Ol)e.:way street. They could only pray that Garvey wbuld not die of a broken heart in San Diego where he would be paid a million and a half, or thereabouts, a y~ for six yea.rs.. The cycle now havlni tu.med a fnicdon, llCXDething of a parallel preeenta ltlelf in our town in tbe cue of Kareem Abdul-Jabber, the celebrated basketballer of the Loe Angelee Laken. Jabbar beqame a free agent when &he horn 110unded signifying that thft Pbiladelphia, 'leer, had blown the Laken out of the NBA dwnplonthip aeries, four pines to zilch. ~pan. a Gar- Otherwlle, the epbodea of Garvey and Jabbar "wW t>e quite different st.ar'tini with the obvious .contr'lllta In penonalitiea. . to the credit of the Dodger otpnlzation that lt refl.18ed to be influenced, indeed inUmlda~. by1 I' public outcry. The Dodgen made an offer mey-. • swore up and down waa fair and equitable and did ' Public opinion waa unquestionably on Garvey's side, not to mention media people who manipulate not budge from tt. A (See JABBAR'S, P .. e B!) c ·seleine second Uni runner just niisses at nieet BAKERSFIEJ..D -Julie Selelne finished aecond by the l'WTO)Veet of margjm Saturday night in the 1,600-meter run to hlghlight area activity at the Cali- fornia state hiah school track and field meet at Bakenfield Colleae. Seleine, a Unlvenity product, poated a time of 4:45.0 to f1n1ah just a shade behind Cory Schubert of Del Mar High tn San Joee. Schubert'• winning time wu 4:44.3, just a fraction of a aecond ahead of Seleine. «J WU very happy with my performance tonight." aald Selelne. •-nu. wu a PR (penonal best) fOf' me and I felt really good tonighl I thought I ran a good race." Jennifer Abrahams of Foothill fin1abed fifth in the nee at 4:49.6, while F.dbon'• Leslie Pratt wu a diaappomting ninth (5:08.1). Other area performers included Newport Harbor'• Sheldon mockburger who plac:ied fifth in the triple jump with a mark of 47-9. GregAltkenheed of Mialion Thomas took the 200 in 2 i.02 eeconda and was on Hawthorne'• 1600 relay team that WU clocked in 3:\0.11. He alao ran on the 400 relay team that finished second to Ediaon of Fresno, which won In 40.83 to Hawthorn~ 40.87. Hawthorne collected 40 total points, with St. Mary's aeoond at 28, followed by Perna with 26, Edl8on with 20, and Burbank of Sacramento and Long Beach Poly with 18 each. Berkeley, although none of its athlete. won an event, took the girla' title with 29 points. Del Mar of San Joee and Sweetwater of National City tied for eecond with 24, followed by Fullerton and Jordan with 20 each, and Locke and MillJkan with 18 apiece. Amona the bighllghta at the meet wu a double win by Full-erton•• Natalie Kaaiawahia. who won her fourth consecutive women'• shot put title with a throw of 52-'7 ~, and captured the dlacua fOf' the eecond time, with a heave of 170-0. ' Julie Seleine w 'T'f f<fP'th in~~ ~$.fit, ~ the overall men'• tam title was Hawthorne Hlch Schubert ai.o won twd events. capturtna the wometl'• 3.200 met.en in 10!08.14, as well • the 1.600 meterJ. Hooton findirlg ~I ·~tbe'm~t ran an the victoriow 1800-meter relay team and the second-place 400-meter relay team. ,,~ IJ1.aa Wl.nltilm ot ~ Beach Jordan won the women• 100met.enin11.73 and the 200 in 23.83. Memben of the Angels gaze in disbelief homer against Milwaukee Saturday. I F oli: Playing behind John is a hoilus I MILWAUKEE (AP) -nm Foll says you're going to be in the game in the said. "He didn't walk an~. and lt'a John. 5-2, who scattered nine hitS en I Lt'• a pleasure to play in the field behind field. You come to the park knowing that., touch to pt any rum that w141. But rm route to hi.a ftfth complete pme of the the Anceh' Tommy John, and that there and you know)'OU're goUig to be into the coofident we'D-l:Jl-.k out of IL" year, was touched for two rum in the la ~ llddecl fringe benefit. pme. I think that carries aver when rm The Anaela overcame a 3-2 detidt with fint lnn1ng when Robin Yount w• aafe Ht claime he's a better hitter when at bat .. I may concentrate a llUle harder." thetr ~ b\.&nt. A ain&le by Bobby Grich on an error by Foll at short and C.edl Johli 11 pitching. ' John'• linker led to 16 groundouta by and a bunt atncle by t.Wa. Valentine Cooper hit h1a 10th homer, a line drive Poli followed • two-nm slngJ.e by Bob the Brewen. "I Abrew the 1ame Wnd of loaded the buea, chulq Jerry intq the rlaht-fleld bleachen. BooDe with a three-run homer in the game I always do," he aa1d. "I t:boqht I ~ 2-1. Boone'a lliD&}e to left off abrth ~ Saturday and John acatel'ed wu helped a little becau. the Brewen Jim S1at.oo put the Anlell on top, then nine hits as the Angela defeated the are playing without two of their best Foll nwde iP-3 with hluecood bOmer of Milwaukee Brewen 8-3. ~tcherS. Pete Vuckovich and Rollie the year a shot aver the wall in left. ''With Tommy, if you didn't ,et aeven en They didn't seem quite u ' to 10 ground balls a game, you would · ,, The Anpla. who finlahed with ~ hlta, figure be isn't throwing p>d." said Foll. relaxed up there• they did last year. added an elahth-lnniDC nm off Jamt. the Angela' shortstop. . "It wu a typical game for Tommy Euterly on .UW. by &c.:ae, Juan ''V'{hen Tcmmy ia piiching, you know John." Brewen Manager Harvey Kuenn Beniquez and Foll. Lloyd wins in a bree~e Men's French Open crown decided today PARIS (AP) -Chris Evert Lloyd moved neatly and methodically to a 6-1, 6-2 victory ovef' Mima Ja..avec Saturday, wtnnina the French Open tennis title for a record-tying fifth time and rellCbina the hallway mark of a apedal Grand Slam prize of $1 m11liop. 'lbe mm'a title will be decided today when Ymmlck Noah. aeeldna to become the tint Fftnchman anoe 1946 to ClaplUre the French Open, ttba on 18-,_,.-old Mata Wllander of Sweden, wbo la~ the title be won 1elt year. The final will be - -(lft Channel 4. Lloyd, wbo won a tint 'prbe of around $70,000, equaled the record of Ma.rpm Smith Court of Au.ratia. Lloyd bas U.O won WlmbMdon three ~the U.S. Opm 11ix times and the Awtralian Opm cmm. The 1& Grand Slam d1Jea lhe ti. 'MJll alnot 1971 .. way behind Court, who wen 24, and Helen ~ Moody, who WOil 18. Jones to, coach Celts? The Anaela Sot a run back in the second iJln1N on Fred Lynn's 11th homer, the Brewers made it 3-1 in the fourth on Cooper'• double and a Ugle by Gorman 'l'homM, and the Anaelt cloeed within • nm in the fifth on a double by Benlques. a linlle by Beale Jacboo and a -=rWce Qy by Doua Deane.. .. \I , oetor J's exploits emembered in song rom AP dlapatdt" SPRINGFIELD, Maas -Richard ·m boOW:W fldmlta he didn't 1pot Julius .. ~nna'a buketball prowess when y both attended the Unlvenity of '4i1ma1:huaet1a. Now Iacovelli ainga that it's a t weapon better than the MX miSle. But Iacovelli'• "Ballad of Doctor J" a single not been a hit in Philadelphia, wh~re El'v1n8 the Philadelphia 76era reign as the National Basketball Asaod.ation cham- pions. "He's long. He's tall. They double teamed him ever since he could crawl," Iacovelli sing& in his verse. "He don't miss much, if he m.IJl8es at all. "He'a Doctor J , and he plays basketball. .. Copies were aent to Erv- ing. r "He probably got a kick out of it," said velli. Iacovelli, who says he wro1e the song after tchlng Erving on television, says he and his ucer alao aent the record to Erving'& agent the 76ers' oUice. 1.. None wanted to help promote It, says Jerry pawnan. owner of the Ra Records reconiing ttudio in rural Wendell, 30 miles north of ~pringfield. It.a business is from local artists. • "It's a novelty with a short span." said ~uman, speculating about diatributon' rea80ll8 or refusina to push Iacovelli'• first record. Bauman estimates he apent about $5,000 to ~ 1,000 copies of the single in January and to ya promo1er to peddle It. Quote of the day "rm too mean to die."-Jac) Qempsey , former heavyweight boxing champion, , who three hours before he died at the age of 87 tried to reusure bis worried wife. ......., Hough finally gets win · a.rue Beqlil pJ.cked up hla tlnt 1 .. win &Ince Aprl1 30 arat Lan)' Parrin drove in two, rum with a homer and a single u Texu notched a &-2 victory 1 over Detroit Saturday nlaht in the Amertca1\ t.eacue. ~h. 3-5, .i a career Klah by atrUdna. out nine batten, while 1eatt.rtna efabt hitl anCI walkina three before departina with two outl in the ninth ... ~~. l>waJie M.,,.J linaled home the tie-breakinc run Jn a three-run mnth. trta_erlng Oakland to a 6-3 triumph over Clevetana ... ~re• Brett lmocked in three runa. with a hbmer and a dou~ and Fl'Uk ww .. drove In two more runa with a triple to lead Kamas City to a 7-1 dedllon over Cbicaao· The win mapped a three-game Jollna streak tor the Royals and a thfee..game Wtnn1na atreak fot the White Sox ... E44ie MvtaJ, II Buabry and Job t.oweuteta cracked homen off Torooto Ke Dave Stieb In the fl.rat three lnnlnp u Baltimore won ita sixth aame in eight outings, 6-4 over the Blue Jays ... Tony Armu, Boston'• desianated hitter, collected four runa batted in with two homers and two siJW.ea to lead the Rl!d Sox put Minneeota, 8-6 ... Rl~e Zltk drove in three runs with two homen and a single to pace Seattle to a 5-4 verdict over the New York Yankees~ Besana bests Herschel OAKLAND-Fred Beaana, lead-... ing pu8er in the United State. Foot-4 •• ball League, got the best of No. 1 rusher lleflChel Walker by firing · three t.ouch&wn pule8 and leading the Oakland lnvaden to a 34-21 victory over the New Jeney Generals Saturday night. Oakl•nd, 7-7, took the Pacific Dlviaion lead, moving ahead of Los Anplee which ia 6-7 SoiJli into a game today. Walker took the leeaue aoorinC lead. raialng bis 9eUOO point total to 98 with two touchdown plungea and a 2-point convenlon run. But the Generala' rookie tumbled the ball away on his first carry and WU held to 72 yards on 21 carriea. Walker, the 1982 Heilman Trophy winner from Georgia. helped attnct the lnvaden' third be9t home crowd. 'rhere were 32,908 ticketa aold. For the eeuon. Walker has l,645 yarda rushing. HU total yardage rushing and receiving ia 2,007. . I . I Bevac~a •parks Padres Sm Bev~'• two-nm, pb)ch .. = ~ the ~ "' the lllV9Q~ •tw*y nflht cenW San DJtco to w M victory o¥w PhU8de!. l>hJa. handina the Phllu. ~ llxth ltrliaht m . It'• the leCC>nd time ttu. l8MOt\ the Pb1l1te. have Jolt that nluly in a row ... In other National Lea8uf ICUan, AJu Al'bJ knocked ii) llx runa · with two hamen and a triple and Mike Scott pitched a tour-hltter u Houa.- ton aco,.t a 13-0 romp In Qndnnatl. Scott, 1-3, did not allow a Reda' batter to pt Pitt leCODd bue nor d.ld he walk' batter ln record1na his f1tlt win for Houston . . . Terry Harper drove m four !'Uni with a three-run homer and a tie-breeJdna linale M Atlanta stretched Its wlnnina streak to ..VACGUA five pmes with a 6-4 triumph over St. Laub. 'nw Bravee are unbeaten I{\ l1x gamee against St. Louis, whk:b beat them last year in the National Leaaue pJaiYoffl ••. Darrell EvUI' de-breakina two-nan homer in the bottom of the etahth 1nninc lifted San Frandaco to a 4-2 triumph over Montreal ... Jody Davia homered, RYH Sudber1 stole home and Lany Bowa 8COl"ed on a balk to lead Ferp.-Jeaktu p.nd the CtUc.ao Cubs to a 6-2 win over Plttabur&h. The triwnph atretcbed the Cubs' winning ltreak to four pmea, their iona-t of the eeuon and stretched the Pirates' lOll.n8 lkeln to five. Jack D('mpsey .l)uried The body of fotmer -~' • boxina champ6on Jaell DempieJ wu • buried Saturday, one rnUe mm the ~ be iowd: Demptey, who WU beevyweqht champion from 1919 tC) 1926, died at his bOme 'ru.day ewnlnc of natural cau.es. He WM buried at Southampton Cemetery in New York next._, another cenet.ery where actor GUJ Cooper ia buried ... Bdtlah . W l1ker Cup player Pldltp Putil. a bultnell majir at Texat A&M. Won the 88-bole final of tbe Britlah Amateur Golf Champlonlblps with a 6 and 4 victory over Jba Boltplne. 'l1M! win apo'1ed Holf.lrieve'a auemp& to beaonie the tint American to win tbia tournament sb'°9 World War U. HolfarieYe blamed both hia putUnc and driving tor hia fa1Jure to tum the da7 lnto bla 1lnt victory ln a· natMmal ftnal. · • ID HOUSTON (AP) -Southern ~ Uni· Ehael Ctrt.er won hll llJdh nataonal co ahot put UtJe ln llx atiemptll md ~ Vllb of Texu, whole father owm the only medal Iceland h¥ won in the Olympic Gamm, wan the javelin throw to the NCAA Outdoor Tnck ~ l'ield Ch.amplonlhip Satwday. Carter, the 1980 and 1981 outdoor lbot put champJon and winner of the 1980, 1981 and 1988 indoor c:rowna, repined the outdoor tide from DeMl ~of ()rep with a heave of 68 feet, 7 IDcbes. <Arter, a ltandout middle suard on SMU'a football team. had mmed the entire 1982 track and field leMon with a football lnju.ry. 'lb.ia WIS hia ffnt meetlni ap.\nlt ~in the shot. The huaky Orepl lellior won the abot put and di8CUI titlel last year and the diacul cbampkc>lh!J> thia leUQD. He WU tryiJ\I to become the leCOlld to . capture two straight NCAA welaht doublee - The only one to do it was Randy M.a1800 of Texas A&M In 1966 and 1967. But Crouser couldn't roatch Carter'• throw,~ the best of John Brenner of UCLA. who finllheCt leCOlld at67-8". Ctouler.ttled for third at67...S~. 'nle red-hatred VllhjalmMM. a left..hander, hurled the javelin 293-1, only one Inch abort of the meet record be aet in TbUrlda)"1 quallfyl.ng. Vilbjalnmon'1 winn1n'.a throw came on his final attempt in the four-hour competition that w.. : p1aQUed by aporadlc rUn, Uahtnine and thunder in ~ Si.dlum at the Onlvenity of Homt.oD. However, by the time the javelin ended -and' four other field eventl hid ltal1ed -the IUD Wiii ah1nlnt brtlhtly. A total of 19 ti.Dall • IChedu1ed on the final Jll"Oll'8ID of the week-Iona meet. Vilhjalmmon. the tihb-pllce #tniaber ln i.t year'a NCAA meet. took the ie.d for aood tbia Ume on hia third try at. 278-6, after cban8ina jaW:ltm. Steve Stoddon Qf Norihwestem (La.) &ate, the 1-*' throuah the finlo two throws. wound up leCOnd at 271-10. Ro.id Bndltodt of Sout:bem Methodilt waa third at 2$1-7. The wlnner'a father, Vllhjalmur l!lnan.on, wm the lllver medal In the tripe ~p in the 18se ·Ol)'IDllM:I at Melboume. ~ from Reykjavik, Iceland, b8d been throwlna ~tly in the 210-280 ranee thil .euon. before n.chtna the 290 mark in the colleaiate champkcwhipa. ''I knew I could throw that tar,•• be laid. Michigan, Alabama triump~ Maine, Arizona State dumped in College World Series OMAHA. Neb. (AP) -·Junior Cbrlt Sabo hit a three-nm homer and Mkhlpn ~ an eighth-Inning ral,ly to eecape wtth a 6-5 over Maine in the first rou.nd of the 37th College odd Seriel. Meanwhile, ln Saturday'• other game, Ala- bama'• Craig Shipley topped a p.me-winnlna infield single in the 11th lnnlng and teammate David Madpdan -ooJJeae bueball'1 battina dwnpion - tied a t.oumament record with five hits u the Crimlon Tide nipped Arirooa State, 6-6. _ Sabo'• homer over the rtah~fleld fence broke a 1-1 tie in the fifth lnn1na-Maine, 29--lG. ICOl'ed on a 8eCIODd-tnn.t.na homer mm Bnd C.Oltan. who led the three-nm etghth-innlna uprilllng with a double. Kevin Baine!' homered in the fifth f« the Black Bean. . Sabo'• lhot ICOted BarT)' t..rkln who doubled and Mike Wat.en who bed walbcl. M~ 49-7, atruck for two more in the eevmth x..rtdn doub19d and Watter 11.naJed and ICOl"ed off a Sabo lhot to deep daht fleld. In Alabama'• vtctary, the 'nde led off the 11th u Allan Stalllno rMCbed on an error by pitcher J01e Rodllel-ancfFrank VelJeala waa intendonally walk4cl Diie Smithey llncJed to left, but StaJUn,p waa &brown out' alter' be over-nn third bue. VeUeata and Smithey tdvaDced OQ a wild pitch and Shipley then bit hia lnfle)d 8lnc!e to a:ol'e Velleal• Meptan, who hit .523 to 1Mcl coJJeae batten and Smithey advanced on a wild pitch and Shipley then hit h ls lnfleld siJl8)e to eoore Velleala- Maged.an, who hit .523 to ie.cl ~ batten and ii now bitting .635, went ~tot-5 ana drove in two rum. ~ Alabmna, 43-9, jumped to • 3-0 fim-~ ead. which held until the fifth. AriJooa States Barry Bonds and Bert Martinez singled and Stew Moees doubled to produce four nma. Alabama meets Micb.igan Tue.day night wblle ASU must play a Jo.er'a bracket game against Maine this evening In the double-elimlnation tourney. In another loeen' bnckei contest, Jame1 Mad.lion meetl Stanford with the 1oleJ' eliminated from the tournament. Texaa plays Oldehoma State Monday night in a coot.est matching fim.-round winners. .. Handsome One wins INGLEWOOD <APctr~ One, ridden by Patrick Valenzuela. to the front Mrly ln the bome.uetch Saturday and pulled aW'llX to a three-length victory over Aak Me ln the '6tMO Caballero Handicap on the turf at BoDywood Park. Durban Deep, the early pacie1etter, nm.bed a heed back ln third. The oddMio w.....uur favorite. 1982 Kentucky Derby winner Gato f>el SOI. wound up another 3 ~ ien,tha beck in tourtb. Handaome One, carry1QI 116 pc-mck In the 1 ).8 mile grw event for 3-yeer-olda and up, w docked . In 2:1-l. to stay at.helm HowToORG~, OPEN AND MA1u<£.r A SUCCESSRJL NEW SAVINGS AND EOAN I • l' I Fred Couples salutes the crowd after a birdie on the 18th hole of the Kemper Open. Mishap costs OCC at IRA regatta CoupJes, Simpson. in lead.~ BETHFSDA, Md. (AP) ·Ind Couple. completed a S-under-par 6Q with a birdie on the final hale and tled Scott Slmp.on for 'the lead Saturday In the third round of the Kemper Open Golf Tour- nament. Couples, 23, aot hla approach within l1x feet of the flag on the 18th ho~ and dropped ihe putt that enabled him to ftn1ah three rounda ovel" the difficult, 7, 173-yatd Congresa1onal Coun- try Club course in 210, 6-under par. Simpaon, who led by four strokes at the turn, had to make a acrambling par from deep rou,ah on the aide of a hill on the 18th to retain a share of the top spot. Slmpeon, who had made only one bogey in two round.a, had three this cloudy I muggy day and shot 'a 74. Tze-Chung Chen, a 24-year-old tour rookie from Taiwan who prefers to be known aa T.C., was a single stroke back at 211. He cloeed up with a 69. Tom Kite, often the most 11eady of all the tour playen, was within in a single stroke of the lead before he finished bogey-bogey-bogey. That eent Kite, who had the Tour's low s1r0ke average the last two seuons, reeling four strokes off the pace going into today's final round of the chaee for a $72,000 fint prize. He had a fat 76 and was fourth at 214. George Burns, with a 74, was the only other man under par for 54 holes. He was at 216. The group at par 216 Included Craig Stadler, the winner of this title the laat two teaaons, And Bean, South African Nlclc Price and John Mahaffey. Stadler cloeed up with a 69,. Price shot 70. Mahaffey and Bean matched par 72. ~ Cout DAILY.PILOT/Sunday, J4,lne 5, 1983 lllllllers' .. ttlMll Maroua AUen, Bob Chandler, Todd Chrtatenaen, 0.119 Oelby, ~ Klfllew and a numb« "of otflef Loe AnotMil ~ playwa Wiii compete with the U.S. Au.American alow pitch aoftball tMm In a Qa1M to benefit the Muacular Dystrophy ANoc:latlon today. The event wtlt be l*d at USC'• Oeduux Fltkl beginning at 1 p.m. BIHlards e•alle~e Fonner wo'1d ltraloht pool champion Lou But•• W,111 meet Caifomla state champbl Wayne Norcl'OM In a challenOe ~ch cluflng the Sou1hlancl Ftluval and Home Show ached- uteci for Saturday. and Sunday, June 18-1t, Jrotn 10 a.m . ..e p.m. aboard the Queen Mary Convention Center In U>ng Beach. Admlaalon to the l•tlval It $4.50 for adult• and S2.50 for children, 12 end under. Children under flve.wtll be ac:lmttted frM. For more Information. phone 554-3811. Arm wresUJ•- 'The Southern Caltfomta Arm Wra.tltng M- IOClatlon, In conjuntlon wttll the Laguna Hllta Merd\anta Aaaodatlon, wlll hold the Weet Cout Amateur Arm Wreetllng Champlonlhlpe Saturday at the UIQuna Hiiia Mall. Weigh-Ina Wiii talce piece from 10:30-11:30 Lm. end the dou~lmlnatlon t°""*'*1t wtll begin at noon. Weight cl.-are: ~ (W poundt and under); flywe4ght (13&-150 pounc:t.); llghtwelght (151-f85 POUnch); m~t (186-185pounda);11Qfrt = ~t (18&-210 pounda); and ~· (210 pounda). Entry ,_ II 110. Trophlee wlll be 8Warded to the nrat, MCond and third piece ftnleherl In MOtl weight dlvllion. For more lntonnatlon, phone 522-3318. Frazier: Like fa th er, like son ! Marvis repeats Joe's effort in 10-round de~ision Qver Bugner! LIVERPOOL, N.Y. -Jus1 when it appeared the Orange Cout College crew was going to make a move, it "caught a crab" in the latter stages of the flnala of the junior varsity division of the Intercollegiate Rowing A.ocia- tion championships and finished last Saturday on Lake Onondaga. mo1t wfnnen and most total points in eight championship categories. Couples, now in his third year of PGA Tour activity, put bimle.lf in position to make a run at bia tint title by IOl1le spectacular acrambllng. ATLAN"rJCCITY,N.J.(AP)-MarviaFrazier, round. He had Bugner windng from •wae ~ using effective body punching, pounded out a blows in the fifth and sixth. Frazier didn't ipcn the The Bucs were in the final 300 metttll of the 2,000-meter race and were trailing eventual win- ner Navy by just a half-length when the mishap occurred. "Catching a crab" oocun when an rower's oar goes in too deep and ls not able to get it out. In OCCs auie Saturday, it stopped the boat entirely and cost the Pirates a chance for at least a runner-up finiah in the IRA. Navy won, the event with a time of 6:24.3, followed by the Princeton 'A' team (6:25.7), Syr- acu.e (6:28.1), California (6:31.2). Princeton 'B' (6:39.2) and Orange CoMt (6:47.8). 00.: had a clear one-length lead on the third-place shell at the ~of the mishap. The Pirates had qualifi_ed for the finals by winning a repechage heat Friday. Local police officials said the ftnal-<lay crowd of 10,000 was smaller than usual. Wi!lconsin rowers won tiUes in the varsity fours with and without coxswain and the freahm'.an eights. Navy shells won the vanity pain with coxswain. as well as the JV eights, while Oregon State took the freshman fours with coxswain and MIT won the varsity palra without. He miaaed eight greens, but saved par on aeven of them. He had a dor.en one-putts, including 15 and 20 footers for par. Over one stretch, he one-putted 9eYeft greena in a row. "U I'm on the pracUce tee hit· ting balls, I can't 1ee my.ell, don't know what rm doing," he said. "If rm putting, If~ I'm work- ing on aomething that may pay off." · Miller fights weather to take tourney lead WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) - Alice Miller batUed bluatery winds and a rain-eoeked ooune to shoot a 1-over-par 73 Saturday for a 1-shot lead over Debbie Mas1ey after two rounds of the West Virginia LPGA Classic. Miller had a two-round total of 143, while Massey wu in at 144. Fint-round leader LeAnn Cassa- day wu at 145 along with Silvia Bertolaccini, Suaie McAllister and Alexandra Reinhard!. recovering on the bllCk nine to fl.niah the round at 4-over. Two-time defending champion Hollis Stacy, who had a first-round 71, alwnped to a two-round total of 147. The tournament was delayed 2 ~ houn by rain forcing the leadera to fin.iah in twWght. It was the aecond 1tra.J3ht day that wind and rain played havoc with the We.t Virginia Cluslc. unan1moua 10.rouncl decia1on over Joe Bugner on head, etther, ICOl'lng with eeveraJ 'clan left Saturday, 10 yean after hla father, former heavy-and overb.a'Dd rlghta. wei,ht champ Joe Frazier, acored a 12-round Bugner kept backing up throughout the f111r dedaion over Bugner. ' trytna to catch Frazier wJUl uppercuts u be The 22-year~ Frasier, who at the a,ae of 12 in. Even with he landed, 8ugner' w• not wu a spectator when h1a dad bea\ Bugner in larly effective. 'nit. best round for the EnaJ!ab London. took chara• at the outllet, and the who was born in Hunpry and live. in Calibnlil 33-yeaM>ld Bugner waa never in the fight. wa1 the third. when be mapped Frazier'a IM9d Judga Charles Spina aaw the fight as a with three strong jabs. surprisingly cloee one, acoring it 6-4 for Frazier. The loss in the nationally teJev1aed Judge Harold Lederman 8COtt!d it 8-2, Frazier, and snapped a four-bout winn.b1fi streak foC' judge R1chard Murry aaw it 10-0 for the winner. who retumed to boxing in earnest Jut,_,. The AP favored' Frazier 9-1. · . havina had mly one filht between 1877 and ''The lOyear1t1eemjustlikeyesterday," Bugner m. reootd now la 56-9-1. had aald befOl"e the fight.. 'The result waa the aame u 10 ~an aCo -a January . 11· e Frazier wtnn!ng -but a young 8ugnel-pve Joe a ID tougher fight than an aging and heavy Bug:oer pve Marvia. Bugner was never off his feet -he was knocked down in the 10th round 10 years ago -but he took a 11evere body pounding and WM marked about both eya. The M Buaner. weighing 237 ~, enjoyed a reach advantqe over the 6-0 Frazier, who weighed 200 ~. It did him no good aa Frazier was too fut and wu in much better physical ooodltion. Frazier, now 10-0 with six knockouts, began working the body extremely well in the fourth Hill tops qualifiers In the vanity eight. Brown won its first challenge cup by out.dueling Navy the entire length qf the coune. The Bruins' eight-oared shell replaced Cor- nell, which had won the cup the two previous years and 22 times in i ta existence. The cup was pretented to the IRA in 1889 and la awarded each year to the top crew ln vanity Miller birdied the 10th and 15th holes in windy conditions at the Speidel coune where only eight golfers managed par or bet- ter in the aecond day of play. Second-year pro Laura Hurlbut WU <it.qualified Friday for failure to sign her ICOl"eCal"d. F.ddie Hill of Wich1'a Hurlbut, who posted an 85, wu Falls wu the top quail· playing in her first ~tin five fier in the bJown tuel weeks. -hydro division wUh a $15°0 OF~ ANY NEW eights. • However, Navy won the Jim Ten Eyck Trophy for having the Mamey had a leOOfld-round acoreof 74. Ca•'Viay, whoahotan opening-round 69, t>oseyed the firlt three boles Saturday before Sandra Post. the 1980 West Vir-speed of 212.68 mph gin1a Classic =Ion, withdrew Saturday ~ In prior to the round. LPGA the Wcarld Ser'-of Draa of&iala said no reuon wu given. Bc.t lbdng at Irvine Today's sports on television, radio TELEVISION 9 a.m. (2)-AUTO RACING-Coverace of the Detroit Grand Prix. the lleW!lth raoe on the Formula One 16-city tour. (4)-TBNNIS-Coverage of the menta singles final in the French Open (taped earlier). 10:30 a.m. (7)-VSFL FOOTBALL-Michigan at Pbiladelphia. 11 a.m. (11)-CYCLING-Tbe U.S. Pro eycnn, Championship bl Baltimore. 11:30 a.m. (2)-GOLF-Flnal round coverage of the Keniper ()pm In Beth9da, Md. (5)- BAIEBALL-Angela at Milwaukee. 1:30 p.m. (2)-SPORTS SUNDAY-HJ&hllghta of the mixed peln l)'mnUUcs championlhlpe in J.m.mvllle, F1a. (taped). 3:30 p.m. (4)-SPORTSWORLD-Marvin Hagler (56-2-2) defends hia world middleweight tiUe against Wilford Scypion (26-3) in Providence, R.I. (taped). RADIO Baleball-Angela at Milwaukee, 11:30 a.m., KMPC (710); New York Meta at Dodlfen, l:OG p.m., KABC (790). USFL Football-Arizona at LA Exprem, 1 p.m., KNX (1070). Tennis Camp for Juniors t , Fomtaln Valey Racquet Club Beainner and Intermediate 2 hours daily $60/session Advanced 3 hours daily $90/session Fw1 ..... ••••• e/20to111 7111to1122 8/1 to 8112 ... 8122 to 812 Lake. The second-fa.teat speed of the day wa turned in by Billy Vance of Liberty. Tex. at 20!Ul, followed by Fresno'• Dave Nolte at 1Q8r47 and Tun Mcqan of Wa,lnµt -c.-k at 196.53. . .. QUARTERLY SERVICE "4 t 8 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 5, 1883 ~ . . ., .. MAJ0tt LaAGU• STANDINGS ~LAMue -..... ......... T-IO -y----Detroit ~ .. n DIYdlON W L )I JI JA ,, n D JA M D ,. 22 JI n ii eAJT~ l'n .. .. 490 s 411 s ·* S"I ... ' 415 t .. , '"' • ti 511 n n SH 11 tJ ~I I » JA .SJO ti'> JC 14 .JOI ,.., 24 H HO 4 23 ,. ... s s-9¥'•----·.--·> Seeltta I. New YoA 4 ... IOll •• ~ •• ~Cll'f 1.C'*-I o.i.-.. ~, a.tt-. 6. Tw°"IO 4 ,_ s. De!lnllt 2 T ... no- • ...... CTF11Y9" .. 1) •I ---(HMa J-1) ~ City I-1-t -aw 0-ll 01 o.i.:.o 1-.1er 2-7 -Hoyt H> o.lMd I~ J•I -M<Cettv HI •t .c-18.wkerH -E~ 2·» S..llle ( ......... t>-1) •• -v-<•·-'1·4) • T°"°"IO ICIMCV 4·41 •t ai.1-. (Devit l-J) Detroit ,,.._ 1-01 el r .... ll>er#ln >-SI Sl.L.oub . _,.... NdeMI LM_,. 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"'"I ()ell ...... -• -..._ ..._ ,.,,.. !Odil N,_._ II -"-arMl9¥ 19911 ~ °""~ n 1niwo.11a11 ,..,._ <lllee llleal ~.- uo 3.0 300 tlO uo HO ~~. 1.00 4AO a.oo 4.00 tO.:IO ~ Waltrip • regains record RIVERSIDE (AP) -U tbe qua11fytna speeds were MY m.. dtcat.lon, -today'• Budwei.8ef 400-kllometer stock car nice • Riverside should be a fast one. Darrell Waltrip'• fonncr recotd. w the roMt coune, the only co. on the Winston Cup G~ lf .. tional d.rcUit., .... bettered true. ti.am durlng quallfying. Bqt when the qualifying ended. Waltrip, the defending Wimt.oo Cup polnta champion. still ownel the llivenlde record and Fl the. pole position in the proce8B. ' On Friday, Waltrip'• record of 114.995 mph. eet in November 1982, {ell fint to Tun IUchmood.. who reached 115.925 mph in hM Pontiac, and thea to Te!frY Labonte, who oompletied h cou.ne in a Chevrolet in 116.003 mph. But then Waltrip, al8o driving i Chevrolet, smashed those short-lived maria with a speed of 116.421 mph in the late afternoon Friday. • The Cinal 17 spots in the 37-<W field were determined during quali'tyinc Saturday at the 2.62-mlle. nine-tum Rivenide In- ternational !\aoeway coune . Among the ee<:ond-day quali: fiera we.re Kyle Petty, who drove his Pontiac 110.855 mph to eam the 23rd starting post. His father. Richard. will be starting fronl the eighth spot on the grid . Jim Robin9on turned in the futest qualifying time Saturday. 112.142 mph. to take the No. 21 spot. Waltrip thought new tire com- pound.a and llOl"De new paving on the eighth tum at Rivenide ap-- perently helped the driven make their reconl runs. ''I can't believe the little chance in tire9 and paving could make that much dlf~. but they did,'' aald the 36-year-old Waltrip, who earned the pole~ itioo fOf' the eecond time this yur. Richmond, who9e only two wins in a 4-year NA.SCAR career came at Rlvenide 1-YefU, ala> w• lmpcemed with the f.ast qualifying timell. "You're kidding.'' heuid when hi.a crew toJd him bia time. "It didn't feel that fast." Arnoux grabs pole in Detroit Rene , Orange Oou\ DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 8, 1983 They~re breeding Olyµipic fever in Costa Mes.~. . ,... . . ... . 11 .. 0ae-rr 01ymP'c f.wc hMn't N9Ched ~ ...... y9t in Southern Callfcmia. bUt you'd MW!' know it YWUnc the ~uartenof one of 0ran&e County I Dll'Wtlt and most 1ped1Hwd bullrt1•11 1be QOMpany JI USA '84, Inc., and lta btwt,,,_ la the Summer Olympkl. aet f« LOI Anaelel froni July 19 tbrouah Aue. 3, 1884. USA '8411 23 full-'dme em- ployMI .,. maa'9d the. days ~ poaten llnd brochw. witli Olympic tl*IMI and work-lnl out aalel ..,.ement1 to mar- ket the memena ~t the world. Lut week, company leeden attended a conference at the Olympic Traln1na Center in Colo- rado Sprtno ln an attempt to win account. wfth aome of the nation'• 1arpst cm-porate donon in the Olympb movement. USA '84 incorporated in Janu- ary. It'1 the product of architecia Jamee Burdell and Tony ir.cario, who bepn plannJnc beck in 1981 to aet up an enterprile to both profit from and promote the games. USA ' '84 Preaident Jim Burdell, left, diacuue1 Olympic brochures with former Olympic medali1t1 Barry King and Bill Toomey. Their office la at 3901 Sepntrom Ave., little more tlwl a javelin throw from the c:o.ta Meea city limit. So f.ar, the firm la the only one in Oranae County to obtain • llceme from the United States Olym~ Commluee to market Bosses like coif ee breaks, too It im't only aecretarles and receptionilta who like coffee breaka, but tx.e., too, buaine9I re- aearchtn have found. The majority of 229 chief executive officers aurwyed by the Dartnell lnltltute of Buslnea ~ aaid they enjoyed work bteaka. Mmt of the executives take their bnab in private -68 percent u.ld they prefer to ltay in their offices. The leut popular place to take a break wu in the company cafeteria, the survey ahowed. In fact, 61 percent l&ld they take brea.ka, 24 percent aid they think breab are beneficial but don't take them and l~ percent aaid they don't aee ~need f<W breaka and don't take them. Of ~ who do take breab, 62 percent aaid they ..... the time to drink coffee, 2.5 percent said they don't drtnk coffee but uae the time to nap, awtm, take a walk or do Y08* ex.a.. and 13 percent u.ld they take brMka to exercile and 19t. QIAllil COAST STICIS. He,. al'9 th• atock market actlvltlea of publlcly traded Oreng• County firm• for th• WMk ended Friday, June. 3. 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'. ,, .. . ,,. 1•• !;lt! 1,111 .~, 'I 1"'\ _,. _,. ,,,. 1. tio . ·~ •1. , •• , -~t .; :~~; .,u; ·~ . ,, ' materlala • an ~ IJ>C>MOt'· 'lbe QOlt Of apoiwonhJp WU = -Chan •1 m1ll1on, aald . It ,Swe the company the ieaai risht to dbpta1 the well-~ five-rtna Olympe lolo· Burdell aald the company la buly ~'Od matenai. that ahould be when Olympic fever y thanka partly to the 208 houri of televiabl OOV· ~ in the United Statee by ·~Undoubtedly will be the blgest media event ln the history of the world," he u.ld. Atreetnl ii former Olympic decathlon champion BUl Toomey, who -with bua1ne9I partner and decathlete Barry Kina -la cxm- trartina u a consultant to USA ·e.4.-~ Toomey, who Uw. ln Lacuna Beach. IMd malt peop don't realbe th• ndtanent c:reeted by the Olympb becauee they've DeYe1' been~· "If they ~ Super Bowl ii bUr. that'• a vawn compared to the blympc..'l be u.ld. 11It'1 a Super Bow1 every day." If all 1oe9 well. USA '84 may be chanCSna ltl name but not ltl fu.nction. Burdell u.ld he'd like the com~ to ,.i tnvolwd after the aan-promoUna the usoc and helpJ.na with fund·railine foe the 1988 Summer Gamea in Seoul, Sou~ ~. The polten may chanp, but he fiiww OlympJc fever will strike apln. Said the president: "Now ii the time to •tart for the 1988 Olym- pla1." Investment opportunities . . in new dental care concept By J. DAVID STEWART In 197~ the state of California puaed the Knox-Keene Health Care Service Plan A.ct. One ramification of the act wu to provide the dental lnduatry with aornethina equivalent to the Health Maintenance Orpni.ution (H.M.0 .). helpinl to align this previously neglected area of medJcal covera,p with other fom'8 of f.naurance. Broker's Corner I I t t l I { I ~can Medi-Dent, Inc., received approval for their Knox-Keene Ucenae on April 24, a major hurdle for the Anaheim-hued corporation that had li. initial public 1tock offefinl lut year. Frank Pellkofe, American Medi-Dent'• aenlor vice presi- dent, deac ribea the company a1 a con1lomorate with five dental-related aubeidiaries, all operating under the American Medi-Dent banner. The fint subsidiary, American Dental Plan (ADP), wW wie lta newly acquired Knox-Keene llceme to aagreaively market }>repaid dental plana to trade unlonl and profelllonal UIOCiationl u well .. to f.amWea and lndlviduala. Orpn.i.za1:iGm like the Teamaten, the teacJlen union, or the 12~ million Americam currently without dental lnaarance are ~of a huge untapped market. Manaaement believes that ADP will be comiderably more attractive than other prepaJd p1ana beau.-t.heln wW be directly aupported by a network of dental centera. Amerident Laboratories, Inc., acommodat.es i ADC'1 lab requlrementl, lowering the center's l per-patient expemea and emwina uniform quality f within the ADC network. American Dental Centers (AOC) has 10 centers in operati<lftf another one dleduled to open th1a month. and five more planned for 1983. FAch center typk:ally contncta with two denU.ta and then provides th~ with complete peripheral uailtance. All anethes1a la performed by apeciallata, aa are other 1ped•1lzed areas like orthodontia, perlodontia. and endodontia. Pellkofer noted that their well-located oenten have produced revenue11 to the company in the arM of $400,000 to '8(),000 per month within t1x months opening, and establlShed centera can produce revenues of $800,000 to $1 Qlillion per year. Moreover, by virture of operating their own dental cent.era, ADP ll entitled to retain 100 pen:ent of the aut.cription fees for each perw>n enrolled under the plan, venua only 25 percent retained by other prepaid pJana not operatlna tbeir own dental officel. The complimentary relationahlp between ADP and ADC ii expected to produce '8 million, the lion'• th.are of American Medi-Dent'• combmed 1.983 revenue projection of $8 mlllioo. The rema1ninl $2 mil.Uoo lhou1d come from American Medi-Dent'• other three autmdiarie11: Amert-Dent Eqt.dpment and Supply Cb., Amerident Labontorles, Inc., and Bowen Prec:isloa lnltrumenta, Inc. The equipment and aupply company la balk-ally a manufacturers' repreeentative for related products like dentlat'a chain and X-ray equipnent. The dlvlllon primarily au~ea the ADC offica u they open. but they are vendon for Independent buyers ~ well. The final dlvtaion within the minl-cong)omerate ii Bowen Preciaon lnltrumenta, Inc., which u-, aemblee fibre optic drWa for -YOU ~ It -• ADD. Intra-Oral ~umination makes fibre ~tic uni~ a major innovation in an expandina market, and the Bowen Uolt plana to extend their market share to include Europe in the montba ahead. New trends within the rapklly expanding dental Industry sugsest a profitable future for the company. Aax>rd.1na to the IOW'Oe book of health lnlurance, expenditures for dental 8efVices grew from lela than $5 bWion ln 1.970 to about $18 b1lllon by 1990. Indeed, the outlook for the dental health iNurance bUllne9a looka rosy, and the company's pf'Oll9I to date ii quite lmprellive. 'They posted per ah.are eam1np of 21 oentl for their tint yeer of operation. The stock and warrant offerinp were al90 1~ But American Medi-Dent faces a number of tests in the months aheed. 'nleir newly aquired Knox-Keene llceme p1acea them in the iDlurance buGne9I, a bul1nem in which they have virtually no experience. The oollection of third-party lmunnce claf.rm can be a slow ~ ooeea, u evidenced by Medical'• 6'H:Say ceaaatlon of peymenta last fall A repeat of that event coupled with the common difficulU. UIOdated with co1lect1na accounts re- ceivablea from individuala in a llow eoonmny coWd cripple the c:uh now of such • small orpnlJatian. Eich dental center hat start.up cmta of a quarter milllon, which could al90 place a heavy strain on future capital requirements. In any cue, American Medi-Dent ii a company to keep an eye on. The dental industry appean to be ch.angina u rapidly • lt ia growing and could create a unique opportunity for a company quick in reoosrmma thil Change anc1 pobed to accommodate the potenttal lfOWlh . J. David S tewart ia witb Young, Smitb & ~ New York Stock Exchanp member firm Jn Lllguna Be.ch. AP, unions in tentative pact NEW YORK (AP) -The A.aciated Prem h.u reeched ten- tative labor ~ta with the Wire Service Guild and the Unit- ed TeJearapb Worken, t6dlna oontr.:t neaodatiom that bepn aeven montba aa'O· 'J1)e two unlona ..set they would recommend that their members tatlty the ~. TM Guild Mttleroent would be tor about 29 manthl. until Nov. 30, 198&. TM tJTW acreement. for three,....., would .... May 19, 1988. l # .... -... --~I j EW YORK STOCKS CONTINUED --It'-i.-r .1 Mlfll "-Lnt a. Mlfll "- AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE OUOlATIOfd l~LUOl TUOHOll TMI MIW YOllll, Ml OW HT, ~A{IPIC. PIW, ~TOM, OITIOlt AND CIMClllHTI ITOCI UCMAMttl AltO llllOITIO I Y Tiii HH AllO lllHIMIT .. ... . Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June S, 1913 -Interest rates still up Budget deficit blamed for i~peding recovery ~I ·WASHINGTON -The expec1ed to accelerate to 4 .9 1'9Cluc:f.nl tnvm..._ dwinl the .. pro•pect of federal btfift:t percent by the third quart.er of flrlt ptrt of th1I nc:overy, ~ \ defk:ita lA ~ o1 '200 n Ulla year and 1hen "'*' oU to 2.0 ~ faNCUtl that • Uw I .,.;. year for the (ore1eeable percent by the fourth quarter l'9COYWY proceedl and final.-~will keep tnterMt r-.i. far 1984. pick up. Inventory eccwnulatioft toO b1lh above the lnflation rate For all of 1983, GNP lhould Wt11 incl 1111 and make a ~ 1 ·and Impede a •troria economic ~ 2.4 percent, aaqlpued to c:ontribuUoft to the recovery ln Ha 1 ~.~to Dr. Jack a declJ.ne of 1.7 percent durtna later ltaaa Carlaon'1 outlook for the 1982. In 1984 the economy a At the 1 am e t l me, economy: expecWd to 1JOW !>.Y 8.9 percent, ·r.11b real intereat rate• _ the econom11t ~· manufacturera' capacity "A l th l h utilization ud cub fle>w will ln ereat l'atea adjuated for • .• e caae w t moat contlnue to lmprove, be Mid, ibOaUon -are lll.kely to dampen recoveries, reddential lnw.tment con1umer 1pendin1 and both la the primary force beblnd the eetttna the •taa• for ·a •tronc realdenUal and bu1ine11 current econonaic upturn," upturn In bu1lneaa 11xed lnveatment, laid Cariion, chief CarllOn aald. "However, the rate inveatlnent ln 1984 and 1980, economiat and executive vice of resldenUal lnveatment ll'O'!th. whleh lhould act u the~ prealdent of the National and eo Ua contribution to thii 1orce of arowtb late ln tbe ~tion of Realtors. . recovery, hu peaked and the recoVwy. '"lbe recove.ry la not as robuat growth rate ahould decllne over By t.M ~ quarter of 1984, .. lt ~ be because real long-the remainder of thia year and rear investment ln producers' l4tm lntereat ratea remain at 1984." durable eiiuJpment ahotiJd exceed .... than double their level of Residential investment pw e percent at an annual rate and • c 20 years," Carl.Ion aald. 83.1 ~rcent durina the flrat then remain at or near that level ;:• rrowing to finance high quarter thia year. Carlaon throUlh 19~. he uid . .... emment deficits ia placing predicts that this growth rate and wW continue. to place a great will decline to 38.4 perqmt in the deal Qf upward preaaure on aecond quarter, drop to 21.6 interest raie., crowding out the percent in the third quarter and a~e credit for consumers fall 13 percent in the final aod bost"eaaea" quarter th1s year. d\arther, Carl.Ion added, credit "Overall, increa1e1 in markets continue to expect a expenditure• for con1umer ~ of inflation since the durables should auataln the Federal Reeerve Board ls under recovery during ita middle immense political preaaure to phaae," Carlaon said. "However, lower interest rat.ea by increaaing this projection ls hued on the the supply of money much faster assumption that the 10 percent tbJn ita atated target growth cut in federal personal income raf,e9-. taxes scheduled for July 1 will "Reaolutlon of the· current take effect. Repeal or reductiOft . federal budget stalemate through of that tax cut could dampen alt,.tafttial spending cuta would consumer •pending and the ep both the total demand for recovery," he said. ~t and the expectations of By the third quarter, Carbon f}iture-inflation and allow predicta that expendJtUre9 for fwther declines in long-term consumer dura~lea will ~e ra.ta." he said. growing at an annualized rate Of "Because of receeaton ln the ~ of our major trading partners and bee.au. the dollar la overvalued by 10-15 percent, exporta fell sharply durtna the paat receuion and can be expect,,fct to continue decl.lnlna thro~h the aeconcf quarter of thta year before rialng modeltly," Carl.Ion QOntlnued. "Unfortunately, export1, which now repreeent 10 percent of our GNP, will contribute ~ little to thia economic recovery, ' he added. Wltb reprd to pricel, Carlaon expect• that inflation will increaae aomewhat a1 the recovery procee<b and reach 8 percent durlnl 1984. ..,De.pite hJgh reai interest rat.ea, 13.6 percent -nearly three ·: Ctrlaon said,· the -annualized times the 4.8 percent growth rate 11rowth rate of real Grou of 1983's quarter. National Product (GNP) can be While bu1lne11 haa been On the employment situation, Carlaon aaid that the number of· Jobe ta WWy to 1ncre.. M the receovery proceeda. However, I .'I I I . I State leading U.S. recovery NEW ORLEANS -California ls leading a cautious, nation-wide recovery in the conunerclal real estate industry although there atlll are major area of weakness in 10me urban area.a, J. Dave DaWIOn, 1enior vice preaident of Grubb & Ellis Canmercial Brokerage Group, believes. Splt'aking before the annual meeting of the National A.aaoc:iation of Real F.state Investment Trusts here,. Dawaon cautioned that there are still urban areas where the supply of office, lnduatrial and retail space will not be filled for as long as five years. "a.I est.aw construction ln the West for the next. two yeen wil1 be 80meWbat better than the rest of the nation," said DaW10n. "We tee• decided nrength in Phoenix and in Loe Angeles for all areas of commerdal "brokerage." Aceording to recent aurveya releaaed by Grubb & Ellia ln the Loe Angeles area. demand for office and hiah-technoloc apace will reach ita hi8heet leYela .:lnce 1979 during the next 12 to 18 montha. "The downtown Loe Angelet area la probably tbe ·~ office market in the COWltry at thia time," Dawson noted. "Along the same linet, quality indumial property hu more than doubled in price M the demand baa increued, especially in the South Bay area." · ?:.at.eat flg\.lres releued by Grubb & Ellis show there la a declln1ng 10.79 percent vacancy rate for downtown office apace in Loe Angeles. At current at.orptlon l.evela, all downtown Loa Angeles office ~ will lje u9ed aver the next 12 to 18 months. In the South Bay. DeW110J1 noted the vacancy rate for office apace ltanda at 10 percent of the 1.7 million 911uare feet exiattna. · "Industry ta rapidly ohanging in the South Bay," said Dew8on. "Where tarae. open areaa were needed. we are now 1eeing a need for more oftioe/ lnclwtrial apace, which goea band-in-glove with the m9vement of aociety from lnduatrial to IJlOrmatiCln. '' ' Dsw800 told the New Orleans meettna that GOl&b & Ellis sees a cautioua recovery ln the caiunudal b:~fj lnduatry now, with the Wlda'n U.S., y the Sunbelt state, paving t!f· way with -technoloo finm NMtDI for ...,. ...,::e. Althougt\ there are tboe ~ like the PW11and market, that were bit hard by the ~on. t.hOlle, too, are coming around aa the ·--.amy awta better UA; °"1bb & Ewa." aa1d DeW90ll. "1981 WU °'* beA year yet, 1982 wu only lliahtly under that, ada we think 1983 wm be prolpe1"0US and will aet · 'II .. for a full recovery ln 1984 and 1985." . . t' . OCEAN VIEWS. Belcourt Hill's terraced h111.s1des otter spec- tacular vantage points trom which to enjoy the special advantages of Newport Beach living: from blue-water views of the PacUic a.nP Catalina. to fiery sunsets and vistas of harbor lights At Belcourt Hill. a double layer of secw1ty assures your complete peace of mind Com- munity access ts strictly controlled by the guarded main entry gate. And Belcourt Hill's state-of-the-art. in-home secw1ty system by Westec provides each residence with ., twenty-four-hour protection that keeps tamUy members secure. .UPKEEP SIMPLI-FIFD. When you leave iour home in Belcourt Hill for extended periods of time, ifs nice to know it wUl be more than just secum -it wUl be completely cared tor. Because the community CDSOdation sees to the total upkeep of not Just your home's exter1ot but your landscxlping. too -all the way to your tropt door. LAVISH .. ·CO,t.\IFORTS.. At BelooUtt HUl. the nleetiee Qt Uvtng tn Newport Beach begin at heme. tnlertor CJPPQtntrnenll Include AllmUmO kttc:hen cablhetry imPOrted trom vat GeJmany. hand-set marble wet-bar tops, rricut>le fireplace fQdngs and hearths. CUlk:nl tt:md- troweled oeilingl. dramatic OWH~ skYUQhttng, and m\¥=h more -vtrtuallJ · eve-ry oontemporary comfort txnagPx:lble. in tact. iJ'Provtded. That'• the •••nee a Belcotllt Hill. 1be N.wport Beach~ a view; Spacious bathroom area of the Eloquence mOdel at Lake Forest. Eloquence ide~l I or I amily --the weakne91 of the upturn will keep unemployment very high for the next several yean, he aald. ''Thit• ta a home where adulta can comfortably ent.er'tldn au-ta at the aame Ume that y~r Wnily memben can be~ the company. Qf their fri9'Mk, noted Lynn 1Uddle, diredor of salea for TM Meister Compiny, the Newport Beach-baaed developer of tbl1 exclu1lve community which ta the 1Mt ol lta kind to be built UDOnl the tnee ln the wooded aectton of Lake Forest. To viah the four and five-, An ideal arrangement for active families, the four-bedroom Eloquence model, featuring 2, 700 911uare feet of living ·~· ta one of the two larae, llng}e-family de1ign1 atill available at the popular residential community of The Forest ln Lake F<>Mt. E .. bedrocm homee at 'Ibe J'onst in Lake J'ore.t, take the s.n Dleao Freeway to tbe wke Foreat -=~~== Jeronomo and continue to the aal" complex which la open dally, except W..,,_,..ya. from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Monet.ya from noon to 6 p.m. Fcr further information, call 770-4003. .. ' ., -I Realtors h~ve job cut out we•re currently wttrmstna .. World War D'4tyle ltlmulatlon" of t the r.1 estate market by defen1e-relatecl lnduatriea, but it will take confidence that bta·term interett rates ancf ln.flatton wW atay down before the market tuma firmly around. niJa obeervation wu macle by Robert M . Holme1, chairman and chief executive officer o1 Oltman• Con1tructlon Co, of Monterey Park, one of Southern California'• top five aenenl c:ontractinc firms and one of the top 200 nationally. "The major defenae lndiatry companiea are tak1na virtually all the ofltce and hitb technolOIY apace they can eet their handa ao. You'd aee total diluter ln. oommerdal-indUltrial real e1tate today in Southern California if re1earch and development were not heated up," Holmel aald. Hobxw explained that in the pure industrial real estate market, it is the hu,e buildJn,p that are curerently being marketed with auccet8. He cited an 800,000 &quare foot building curNDtly being built by Oltman• Con1tructlon Co. for Pie 'N' Save and a new 350,000 aquare foot hdJdtnc recently 1eued by Target Stores. Both ~~avx: in Rancho Robert Holmea "We will have to convince lendera and uaen that low double di11t or single digit Iona-term interest rates and ldngle digit inflation w1l1 be a reality for eome dme. If that oocun, the real estate market will turn around in a 80lld, Nltained fashion. AB it stands, investors and developers alike do not yet have faith in the economy, or that interest rates and inflation will star, down. • Yet, I see change coming at the end of 1983 . Either Reaganomica will explode and we'll go back to double digit inflation and an artificially fueled economy , or Reaganomic. will hold fut and the 1bip will right itaelf to a healthy growth pattern with lower intere1t rates, lower inflation and lower unemployment. Ho1ne resales up, and going strong, ·r· realtors declare Busy people eye Woodside MUlna the --of iodaY• Oallfomla lit9ltyte COIDl9 ....tJY for OWMn of ihe 2.827-eq~fOOt, trt-level Pl.In Cl» tn ibe J. M. P.-. COmpany't Woodldde nerabborbood in lrYtoe'• ocwnmunhy· ol Nonhwood. ' 'With four bedrooma and thNe full ~th.a. and with cuatom-d•llJMd flNJ>lac" in bOCh the apl!Ck>ua famUy room and the lwcurloua mut4r IUite, the Woodllde PlaD ~hill been "Mii*' for · bu1y and active famllle• looktna for 4 v~ry comf oriabl• home. Price• tor ttie Plah One currently start at •230,000, with priole ellewhue in the Woodllde Northwood am. bei1nn1nc •t $:MO, 000. The mMter bedroom IUite ii an obvb..11 tour de force in residential luxury, with ita W... drelllnt ar.. spadou8 walk-tn cbet, oYWllred porceJain ca cut-iron tub and aeparate lhower, and -.n.d, vaulted ceiJJna. • nie Plan One'• kitchen 18 J)llCked with featurea . desi8ned to make meal plannlna and preparaUon both e.ftident and~. )Ure wU1 be found a Jenn-Air trt-convertlble coobop, a °'1Wce Tappan microwave oven. with eepante aelf-deanlna oven. band-eet tile counterto111 and lpLahbouds, blhd- f ini1hed oak cabinetry and a NuTone food pioce.cr, amona othllt t•twa 'lbe home'• fourth bedroom ii kmted in. an i8olated comel' o1 the lower level, and ta ldeelly suited to leNe U a den or J!bnry if IO deitrcd. A1ao 1n thil area of the P1lll One wW be found a full bath, a eervtce area for wuher-and dryer, and acceas to the at1ached two-<:U' praae. Build.lna ex1erion at Wooc:lskle Northwood are no le11 styliih than the interlon, with decorative brua entry hardware, d.corator-Mlected liabUng flxturea, split cedar lhake or tile root.. and 6ronze anodized tlniahea on all windows, aliding doors and akyltahta. nie homel of Woodldde Northwood are lela than two minutes' drive from the Culver Drive onramp to the Santa Ana Freeway, and model home8 are currently open daily from 10 un. until 8 p.m. For addidcnal lnformaUon ao the Plan One, or any of the other 6oorplanl now available in the J . M. Pet.en Woodlkle ooUectlon. call 5&2-8753 during the boun mentioned, To reach Woodaide Northwood, take the Culver Drive o~u:n the Santa Ana Freeway and drive north to Avenue. Tum n,ht OD Bryan, then 1'ft aoto , and left apln onto Monticello and follow the lllpa. ' Home buying's a picnic Residents moving into the new Wood- bridge Alden condom.iniwm in Irvine last weekend were spared the jo.b of cooking when the project developer;·. Irvine Paclf ic, treated them to if; carport picnic. The eondoe are prieed · from '87 ,500 to 1105,000. :: , . Some~set a home for summer r, I . . " , , I I Woodbrtdp•Somenet tn Irvine offers °"' ~ the mo1t m.Jonble summer amentUea to \>e found anywhere In tne Southern California new heme marketplace.-The many recreational and IOd& divenlona of the Irvine community of Woodbridae. "The current h1ue of Woodbrid1e'a. community newaletter hu three pqea of actMUet. •• .aid Ricky Bra&. vice c."dJ!ent of Baywood ROmet, of Woodbridge Somenet. "And we're still a few month.a from IUlnl'Der ••• To ~te. aver 275 Woodbridae Somenet bcmea have been aold ~?~:. c:::~:: ~ a broad ab.are of the new home marketplace. Thoae who would like additional Information on the Woodbridee Scmawt aert. are invited to call 552-4000 durtna regular ...-office howl, whicli are from 11 a.m . until 5 p.m. weekdaya, except Thundayt .. ' and from 11 a.m. untll 6 p.m. m · weekenda. To reach Wood bridtre"' Somenet, take either the Sui'*. Ana OI' the San D&eao Freeway ta•' the Culver Drive off.ramp 1D ~ Irvine. (WoodbJidce ii locate«. midway betw9en tlie two · freeways.) Drtye aJona Culver ~ Alton Parkway and tum ..i. • Tum rtp.t at the tint lipal.~ then follow the 1i1n1 rtf• Woodbridp Somenet. I ' f Ji • II .. 1. 11 •• " I .. I , I • ~~ e're. Coming Back I ,.. : SAN ft.ANCISOO -P1annen of the 26&h 83," lncludina Barry Berkut, Ber-kua Group Jtck Berkman. Berkrn..n 4c DanJela Markettn• .. anaual P.dfic Cout Builden Conferenat have Archt\ed4, Santa Barbara; Walter Rlchatdlon, OOm.mw\icaUona, San Dle1o; and Clark Rector a._...IDCld a thnt--day ~ of educational Richardson, N•IY a. Martin, Newport Beach: ea. tor), Clark Rect9&' & A.octatee. AUldn, ~-and new product dJaplaya delloed to put Robert Le.er, Robert C. Leuer CO., Newport .. _ W~ .t.ta' 6uilden ln the f<>refiOllt of the Be•ch; and Arthur DanleUen (moderator), natan'• etnqina boullna~· ~ Alloda-. New,port Beedl. Jodun, Richey, president of tbe Salee and Tbt nation'• lara-t . bolM-builden' 8u.nMt MMulne bu1ldina editor Rick Morrall ~ of the National AmodaUon of I:,~ PCBC will be June 22..n at the wW leed anotlier panel of.outatandina "Oeetcn CJ11•'--"U-1. .. ~..a~.Man.aaemar~ ... '...~~ Omventlcm Center in San l'randmco. Profelllonala": Don Bowman. Architect, BellevUe, .... ~--~--~th. AIWWa"" . .--''Our theme of 'We're Oim1nc Bick' il.\ookiN Wllhlncton; Barbara 'fntman, 8arbara Tretman will be Robert Ckmaft. MAirbt 8-rcb beiter each week aa we approach the June A8ID & Amociates, Loe~ Henrtk Bull, Bull. Group, S.Oamento: Arthur Lambudt. llhapel! of ooqtereme daW." Mid Hal Boex. PCBC Pnlldent. l'teld, Volkmann & Stociweil, S•n Franclaco; Northern c.alifonUa, Milpitas; David 8tol)e, 'n\e "~ boUldna untw authartzed tn Cal1fomla for the Robert Arrtaoot, Backen, Arrtaonl & ~. so. Stone IJlltltute, Loe Gatos; ~ Mann:y Schats tint quu1el' of 1883 are up 84~ over 1lllt year, and Francitco; Rubin Gllr,:kn;um, Rubin Glickman & (moderator), P .B.S. IDCOI porate, DuMlle. ~are~ a mona--nt'OY8C'Y in the A,Nodatet, San Frandlco: and Karr Bercheer. • _, __ ~ O'Brien. ~t of 1bot ~ w~ •• -tblm in ile r.i ot u.. aadan." ~ Canpany, S.Ota Ana. ~~ Amodab. wm IMicl twd! ta Boa aaid PCBC apeakera will lbclude 110 'hddlnc custom home~ wm be JQi:midl ~ ftt1t ~ty 10 ~TIM 'hblii OD 4a; l•adtq bullden, 1overnment offlclah, and ~n, Dotlaia. ~na. Hun~ PrtM" u lie quHUona natlo-11.Y ~-~ ---.i• In the finandftl, arcbltecWre, and · y Smith, ~JV. ~th o.p.n1. eolunu\llt 14!'W 8lcNhNn w1 J'ell ....W edlton Qll.l'k•Unc fielda ln a total of 22 educational ·Walnut Creek; Weldon Minchew, MlncbeTt Dick Turpin, Loe Anaelel Ttm~Po~ Pl'CJll'WDI. Belldllnen will include L:yn Nofzlaer, Corp:ntion, Scottlldale, Arilona; Gary KaahJnl, e1 __ .. ,_ 'I'll-· and Steve Lmn.._. f~ Political Attain Aaiatant to Pratcfent Bernardo Heiahtm. San Dteao: and Tom Schroeder ..,.,. .. _a....-, ...._., ,....... and HUT)' Pryde, Prelident of the Natlonal (moderat,or), llancho Murietta, . Newt, J)enver. . Serrano ~ of Hcae &ilden. ~ "Beat Sellen -C..biN, Cottage9 For the first time &hla yur, ln addidan to penel ,.:h -..ny timely tn June will be a "Winnen and Bun.plc>wr' wU1 be Jloo•aJu Gfeller, Gfeller proaran-. a top poup of industry ptof .. M'k will has hODUS T,. Air }ll'08l'alD In which leading bu11ders t.ell ~t, 'l'uttln; .Pb.llllp Htwe '1be lterkul be avtlabie throU&hOut the day on 'Ibunday and hAW to Ncceed lD 1983'1 tum.around mark.et. Group, Newport Beach: DOnald Lane, Knoell Friday In °Meet the J!xpesw Worlalhope" tq work Condominium bomee ~a,tured on that program are Ray Watt, Watt Homea. Phoenix, Arbana; ~Talley, The Talley with bulldera on lndtvtdual problein1 ln are beln1 offered in IQduatrl .. , Santa Monica; Ken Hofmann, The Corporation, Denver, Colorado; and Ken Acid archtt.eeture, int.erior ~ 1*Jdec:ape architecture, cont em pora r y two-11~ Company, Concord; Fred Napolitano, ~tor), The Marketing Department, Newport ulee office dealan. .md n:iarketlne; bedroom a.tcrw. NJtlonal A11oclatlon of Home Bulldeu, . Spouaes'attendinc PCBC'a Sllver Ann.l~nao' Pnc:-beidn at f71,"° W~ D.C.; David Fox, Fox & Jacobt, Inc., A a:roup that aay. "Apartmentl. Are~ celebration will be u,eted to• timely~ on and, for a limlted time, ~ Tew; and Frank Anton (moderator), Baell'' wm include Alan ea.den, 1be Mayer Group, penonal computers, 81 well 81 1 •pedal f~ J>W'Chwn will receive a ~~· Wh~ D.C. h , Beverly Hilla~ John Hoffmlre, American ahow pd luncheon aponaored by the ~-Sink-bonus of $1,600 towardl vv.ws-'heavy ltt.en will aaeu ouaina ~ Development CQmpany, Larkspur; Le9ter Day, Erator Dtvtldon of Emer..-i Elecu1c Qmnpany that non-recurring c191ln1 tu In "t.ooldna Five Yeen Down the Boed, American Development c.ompany, Los AnaeJ.es; and will benefit San Francilco'• Cable c..r Fund. co1t1, plua a waaher, '"'l1!~ AatlerFamil' Bu~~El· • ~Eli; Vince Fletcher (moderator), Sun Valley Land, dryer and 9 W percent ~ Stuard y uJSt. El Toro, Pleaunton PCBC wW Qpe:n at 5:30°p.m., Wectn..lay,,June f1nandng with paymentt Broed, Keufm.in & Broad, Loi Aqe1es; Wa:yne The ~ le f d-•--~ f anall 22 with a colorful preview reception ln U. YMt a low u 624.00 mo., will V~, Otation Builden, San Leuldr« and Carroll P 0 ~· ea or 1pece1 exhiblt hall ~record-hllh 88,000 aquare end June 12th. So hurry ~(moderator). M.J. Brock & Sona, Sacramento. will be di.cu.ed by top In deaignen c.aroJe feet f the laten products and aervtc.. on down. A.a •na "H~ a National Priority" Elchen. Carole Eichen lnterKJ,a. Inc., Santa Ana; 0 _,-Mode I home• at , wW be~ Coelho (15th I>tst:rict, and Beverly Trupp, Color Design Art, Pecl1lc Harry Pryde, Prmldent of the NadOnal Home Serrano Creek vmu are c.llf.) and \Tic Fulo (4 Dlatrict, Calif.); Pete PaJlpdee, JoinJnc them will be John S.R. Swamon, Build.en Aw>d.atlon, will adcbeu the l"'OUP at open daU;y from 10 a.m. Herder, l'tnt Vice Preaiden~ of the National Prmdent of Barratt American Inc.. Irvtne, wbme 'nluraday mom.IDI'• kickoff brMldMt. ~J:D. at 20797 CuwM Amodatioo of Hane Builders. W~ D.C.; campany producea super tmall condom1niwn uni.a Phane-..a718. Juat •a.ooo move• buyeu tnto • ne.,.. townhome at Valle Pacifica, located two mJillll from the t:.ch in San Ju.m C..pMtnno. .. The lar1e1t atnale ob1tacle for potential ~enctab9tbe dowu paym•nt.'' aald rfd:'1d Stenton, t of SU .Juan •f'tntra Ltd, 11By fUmiu~ a r.ecawred down payment and ~aW.move ln OJ»t. we ha~ oaened- up ttl• poulbJllty of homttowner•htp to a larger ae1ment of w~be buyera." Meetma the oe.clt of oorrtem~ ~lee are~tw~ balh f1C)Or plan._ Priced fl'Qft) $118,900; -and tw~ 1tory townhomn that feeture tb.rw beclroaa:.. each with lta own full bath. Price• 1tan at $139,900. Model bamea and the aale1 office, 1taffed by Builder• Sale• Corporation •• D from 10 a.m. 3Cl dally, except and Thundaj.. lo~ informatioQ.f i)bone 493--0708. , Anthony Frank, Flrtt Nationwide Savlno and under 400 square feet, •nd moder•tor Bob A 1ala prwntatlon of She tvlnnen of the T 0 r • • e h i b e i.o.n, San J'ranimo; Dick~ MI.Brock AlberUlon, Barratt Irvine, Irvine. p~oua GoJd Nuaei Awudl at e:OO communt,ty,1;tak' jhe Vlaiton aho~ & $cm, Loa ~ and Eel Kimmel (moderator), Coechlne bu1ldera on bow to communicat.e with ~.m., rlday evenln1. AJ)d on y, Lyn Lake r~ ~ l*ft tbe $119' Dll80 1Awil Hamea s.:rammto. potential buyers will be expertl Mike Mc:Devltt, ofslaer, former adviw' to. wm north. froa~ttie S.nsa ,tq tha 'Ort.eP'"Hlaway 1 : ~ BefleCUJil the vital role tinandnc play. In ?f~per Advertiltna 'Bureau/W .... DMalon. keynote the cblna luncheon. Ana l'tHlhY to Old welt. TuJ"D lelt pn ~new bmms. teveral PCBC JllOll'&IDS will San 1'randa1o; ~ Hardwick. Bryan Hardwick PCBC ii ...-nted by the'Villletii• ----TrabuaO 1loo4, .-Wt ~ ~ esplat'e auc:ua. of Jaaa-term IDOl1p8e ffnanc:tna Aw>d.ates. Paloe Verd-. Gordon lleme, Badlo lndumy Amociation, with and twnrl&btClllOmede ... ..--...... c.Ptal. "In ae.rcta of the Level Plnanda'I Playing A.dvertiaing Bureeu/Westem Region. Loe Anae1e1; the California BuildJna Ind Roed. ' AU~ to an.t l'ield .. will feature William McCahlll, Chue r---------------------------,~Hl. ~~~~it~F"---;-~r,:»~~~";t--_;.,.. __ """'l~~::--1111.anQattan Bank. Los Anae1ee; Foater 11eu1mch, ;,. State 8avtnp le Loan, Stockton; Georp Smith Georae Smltb Financial, Loa An1elea; Davtd P9'one, Wella Farao Reelty Advt.on. M.nna Del Bey; and Robert Reese (moderator), Gfeller ~~~~=na&urc." wm be Shirley Wlwman, FHA/HUD, WMhington, D.C.; Richard Betchley, Federal National Mortaaae Amodation. Wathington. D.C.; Paul Barru. Heme Martaaee Aaat C«pontion, W...aun,ton. D.C.; John Grove, The l!'.atM Oxnpeny, 'l\aola, Ari.Iona; John Opperman, First Interstate Mort,age Oxn.-ny, San Franmoo; a representative o the California Houains Finance Aaency (to be announced); and Walter Keu.der (moderator), Keu8der ·~ Newport Bwh. 'J.'e1llnc bullderl "How To Make A Buck and Keep It'' will be ~ WlllWn B. Lyon. WIWaap Lyon Compeny, Jfewpor1 Beaoh; Kealletb. IAW!Dtbal. KennMb Leventhal • O>mpmy. Loa Anaeiec IWRb-~ Lnlia.llcam. U.DWMt..md 14Mln Konwlaer (moderator), The konwl1er C«poration, Newport Be.ch. A "How to Add Value and Cut Costs'' ..toll wW feature John S.R. S~ Barratt American Inc., Imne; Harry r.wou. ILC. l'.mott CanPM)', Sacr~to; Dk:k B.andaJl. WlU1am Lyon Oxnpany, San Jc.e; .a.I ~ Woodhaven DewJopen Inc., Riverside; and William Hoafeld (moclerator), Benchmark Development Company, Newport Be.ch. • Paiieust. on "MaldnJI the Builder/Lender Conneetlon" will inchade r.licbael Kelton, Larwtn Ccmpm.y, Jllndno; Smfmd Goodkin, the GoocHdn Group, Del Mar, Kim Fletcher, Home Federal Savina•, San Dte10: Jerr:y Cohen, Kenneth t.nmtbal & C".amjwl~~ and Del aw. (mod9r'ator), General c ~ ~. Pcirtland. Orecon. Amlydna tht cMnatna chander o1 boUllna demand• In the liUa will be California A81emblyman Mike Rooe, Loe Anaela; Larry Lyom. Lym.w Dewlopnent Campeny, San Mateo; Robert Arnold, Center for the Study of the Ca!ltorma Z:w•-.y, Palo Alto; and Wud Ccinnedy (mod.rat«), Connerly & Amociatee. Sacramento. Local offldU who will s-aJona help en bow to pt blttJdhta permit apl)l'O'h)a IDclude Plater County Supeavtw Terry Cook. Auburn; ~ C.ounty Supniw Harriett Wleds, Hun~ Bwh; ~mc:Omen u &ndlmM. s.. Dll9>: =:n and Ma~=:--.. ~-;:..~::; ~.~ the critieal nfed to comerve enerty ~ ;~; Califom.la enera effietency ...,. due to tab effect .June 1& will be Ow-lei Imbncht., Cba1nnan of the California l!lneray c-vn'"m, Secrammto; Jmeph Tribble, Fedenl Dilpu1ment of ~WMhl~ Ptifmer, Enmv t I Santa AM; and Ropr Wer 1 (moderator), er C. Wsbel Can~. Monterey Park. • A 111nber of PCBC pl'Oll'an» wd1 deal with bmovatlona ln home del!P and markettnc. A W..ribbon pme& al an:hl*" wUlaplcn 11Dalp JYew bo11Jes slated at Orchard 61en SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 1983 I I: I f I .. And Emma Jane," prompted Jean Aldrich. It w. a aood-natured nudge to husband Dan (in welccminc rerriarka) that this time, the award to Tom Riley w.. being equally shared with the su~wtfe. Tbe AJdrichs hosted a private champagne pUty fn their Newport Beech home prior to the YSP, Inc. (Youth Service Program) dinner in the Registry Hotel where the Rileys received the orpnbatlon'a first annual humanitarian award (a laliq\ae Silvie). The Rileya arriving at the parfy pre9e11~ a very band8ome picture --botK were attired in black and white. . lmlde, they were ~ted by well-wfahen includ11'C the honorary dlaimuln builder Karl 0 . / Bergbeer aDd hla Wife Jeen, Supervilor Harriett Wieder and her husband Irv, Diltrtd Attorney and Mn. Cecil Web, Topi Nlel8en.. Marien Knott and hWbmd Tony Montapert and Jolene and Tom Fuentes. • Al8o YSI? board member Brian Sineer (be Joob ., muCb like Tom Fuents that one neu..qhted aa-t celled b1m Tom), the Bob Beeb and comedian Mary Allen, who Wiii emcee ._the eftllt continued at the hotel Maryanne Weill, board pn9ident, (credited by Bersbeel' • the one who was really cbairmlD lnchaJ'88) welcomed th'e guest. before tbq ctmed on .._ rout Join of val and coupe vWa 4'este. The pr'Oll"UD ran a little Jona, beca'--the Rlley9 are involved in '° many ec:tlvitlee and crpnllatlom and everyone wanted to include Jett.en~ te1egrama of oonaratulatklm lncludlna aov. Deukmejian, Senators Alan Cnnatol\ ana Pete wu.on and Arnold Binder, executive director of YSP. ..., ........ Jolene Fuente1, R. H. McManua, Tom Fuentes and Jean AldriCh. I And then there w.ere r.olutiom by Super- vt.or Ropr-Stanton and Aeemhl)'WUD811 Marlon Bel ..... After all of Marty Allen'• quips and the trtbutm to the oo-redplenta, the Riley frlenda ooncluded the evenl1\I by dandna to the mUllc of Barry Cole. YSP ta a priwte, non-profit orpn~ which Ullst8 child ~ victima, fammee in conflict and youna people in trouble. Pu~ch and Judy show big success A Broadway theater critic would probably kill 'em, but their friends loved 'em. Tbe 8-r Revue cast played to • tu11 ~ at the .aid performance of CHOC'a Punch and Judy variety llbcM-An Oranae c.c.t CoUeee auditorium. The ~ amateur .m,en and danoen woddJJI with a prof_.&onal director from New York ma a fr# .Upa here and there, but laughter and appla'-- WM there to encounae them. Aftlenrardl, 350 of the theater-goen went to the a.ta Yea &mmuntty Ceiiter to celebrate with supper ad dandna. s.MJ BrW&w, party cha1rman. welcomed guesta and kdaed lovely and calm in • b2C lavendar aown in .p11e ot the tact that w had performed in . 80tJTB ORANGE CX>UNTY YWCA rep- 1 tration II under way fer mrmmer 0.-..tbat beldn ~. Offerin&a ranae from ju:lerdle to Tai Chi and man information ta available by caWnc the Y at ~'7'7. • • • BXrJCUTIVE EXCHANGE, a buaineu -w-om.n-''• networtdna and aappon lfOUp, will meet Tumday at 7:15 a.in. at Yw'U Love at 1'lnt Bite • 19taUnnt, 7132 Ed1nae' Ave., HunUnfrton Beech. F<Jr raervatiooa call 840-2112. • • • 'IOUGID.-c)VE. a puent support l""'P• ime1a Tueeday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at SOervado Wah School, 2M32 Dlaeno Drive ln Mmlon Viejo. l""or lnformation. call 837-99"- • • • NEWPORT BEACH FRil!RD8 OF THI! LI- BRARY will meet Tue.day at 11:30 a.m.. at A.T. Leo'• In Corona del Mar. Susan Oliver, 8Ctrell, direct«, producer, pilot and author will be the .pe.ker. Luncheon COit ta $7.96 and reaervaUont are ava1lable by call1ng 651-1122 or 646--3777 . . • • • both aboW9 and she Md hwband a.Mn hid apent the af1emoon movin8 tahlee and chalra ID the center aettina reedy for 1be patty. . -'1m't the Ol'Cheltn p-eat," Sandy aDt -.. "Bl8b Society" group lured dancera to the floor. "That m11n at the pU.no ii an ~ dillrict attorney and the other t.nd memben lft in different profe91iona. They pt toaether and play." 1 l ' I· I ~--~~~--------------------------------~~-------------------O-range---Coat----O-A-IL_Y_P-IL_OT __ l8_u_nda __ y._J_u_ne_s_,_1_eas..,,.~~C:-~.l r . When walki[lg for exercise, I pick . up pa Ce · BY VD>.l DE.AN .................. You aay you hate to exerdae'! You may not realize lt, but all ol us pe.rtld pate in one major exetdle tNery day ... We walk. Accord1n& to Howard Jaooblon, champion racewalker and coech toOlymplanl. "Walking ia taken 80 much for sranted as JooamoUon that it la overlooked a the perfect exerd.le." By speeding up the pace and learning to swing the anns along with the legs you are developing into racewalkers. an 01¥Jllpic'aport event. It'• really nothing more than"f.ast ordinary walking" says Jecobeon, "but, it's eesy-t.o-achieve and benefits can be extraordinary." Here's a brief rundown on what a daily program of 20-minute .ccelerated-pace walks can do for your mind and body. lmproye fitness and stamina. Improve heart, circulation and oxygen perfonnance. Finn amw, legs, thighs, buttocks and buatline (the latter because of ltrong arm movement). Strengthen mU8cle, tissue and bone. And the best news is that walking a.s a sport is practically injury-free. • • • • l -VD~ H )'O'.l are a wOl'kinl woman who UU. to take a brilk walk on your lunch hour, but ~veto pt back on the job looldna aood. here'• eome help from the people at Andrea. With their "Fresh::Up•" you can 1>9t your face clean and dry Without disturbi.na makeup. "Fresh-Ups'' abeorb penpt.ratlon, oil and grime, but leave bue and bluab alone. • • • • • • I ,} SCllne~ I get IO CCJl\fUled just opening my mlll. I · Lut week I received• brochure from I..u. Schorr Skin Care &Ion ln New Yo& Ctty entitlild 'Tall l'aae Ftwa" What happened? ntd I mm •Pl'inl and 1wnmer or are they on teUOD-taving time back in ; NYC? Anyway, included was a IJlab.lt-younelf muque that does 1 8l!efll timely. It's called Tomato Terrific and the stores are beginning I to carry beautiful red one11. : Tomato Terrific is good for oily skin. Mash one ripe tomato with , BEAUTY NEWS: Charles of the Ritz has lncluded eeveral one tablespoon each honey, plain yogurt and oatmeal. Apply (be careful I products in lta Panorama collecUon designed to combat summer heat to avoid eye area) and leave on for f5 minutes, then massage into your : and humidity and keep your akin looking radiant. face before rlnaing off with cool weat.er. The vitamin-and-mineral-rich ' A water-baaed liquid (Superior Makeup) that gives nonnal-oily tomato is slightly astringent: the yogurt and honey work to 90ften while ! skin a soft matte finish that helps control spotahining, the oasmeal "ecrube" the skin, sloughing away swnmer-expoeed cells l A dual-phaae retexturizing liquid (T-ZA>ne Controller) that helpt and surface impurities. t ' --------------------------------.----------------------------------1 United Way group will celebrate Father's Day i On the C. Kent Freundt of C«ona del Mar will be one-of the modela in the June 9 United Way falhlon show at the Newport.er Reaort. Jobdng him in modeling fMhlons from Nordstrom will be hia wife, Barbara, and six chi1dren: Bek11. 16; Christopher, 15; Nancy, 14; J:rlc. 11; Ca.ey. 6, and McCall. 3. Freundt is a native of Elmhunt, ID. He attended l,.oyola University in Chica80 where he reoetved hia Bachelor of Bi••,,_ Adminiatration. He entered She inl\lrance business in J.966 wif.b Transamerica Occidental and WM transferred to Califomla in 1972 to start a new branch for the compmy. He has developed that ~ ao they were the No. l branch in Occidental ln 1982 and have been No. 1 in three af the last four years with 24 fulltime asenta. 15 of whom are members of the prestigjous Million Dollar Round Table. Freundt, hlmllelf, is al80 a metnber of the Million Dollar Round Table. Freundt is on the Founden Court at UCI and on the ~ of directon of the Friends of UCL His hobbies include skiing, running, awimming and racquet.ball. In the color photo, Freundt wears a navy Chaps suit by Ralph Lauren. white Nordstrom shirt and his tie ia by Ferrell Reed lor Nordstrom. His cuual epon enlleD'lble features a wool-linen-silk jacket by Norman Hilton teamed with 100 percent wool slacka, a classic CIOtt.<lll shirt and shoes by Cole Haan. For active wear, Freundt models windbreaker and active panta by Catalina with a Nonport ~ and Nike shoes. Faahiona: Courtesy of Nordstrom. South C.oast Plaza. Photography: Charlea Starr of the,Jla1ly Pilot staff. ~•t:Ml·MiJ BRIDAL WORKSHOP: Eleanor Booth, wedding coordinator, and other profealonala will pre.mt a workllhop Wedneeday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Love at First Bite Restaurant, 7132 Edinger Ave. in Hwitfngt.on Beach for prospective bl1dea and bridegrooms. The fee is '8 per penon or $10 per couple. On June 15 a pl.a will be held lncluding a f.alhion show, champagne and hon d'pevvres at the same time and • pl.M:e. Raervationa may be made by cal.Unc 8'8-6065. is having a SALE her first June 7.a.9.10 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Having ..m the peop~ <l'Oraftf! ~ty f~ ~o ye.an with great detlcr-bit the IJiChelt ~ty tn fine jewelry. Specific jtem• putly reduced. 881 Dover Dr. Newport Beach United Way of Orange County lncludlna· James Beam. Maury each additional family member. ate financial benefits to the donor. 1 North-South will celebrate DeWald, J . Robert nuor ll, Rich-Reeervatlona may be made by The fund will produce both cur-t' Father's Day Thuraday with a ard Fmter, Supervilot 'nMlalu F . caWna 634-2262. rent investment income and a family dinner and fashion show Riley, Supervlaor Bruce Al9o, durtng the evening the ltable financial re.ervoir from I beginning at 6 p .m. in the Plaza Nestande, Tbomaa Nleben. Jon U n i t e d W a y E n d o w -deferred and outright gifts given Balllroom of the Newport.er Re-W. McClintock, Paul Salata and ment-Deferred Giving program by indlviduala, corporatlona and eort. Kent Freundt. will be introduced. The plan wu foundations. The program will 1' 1et up to provide a cpethod of help United Way go behond lta l 1 Modeling Nordstrom faabion will be fathers and their f&milles Ticket prices are $40 per per-giving th.at perpetuates concen1 annual drive I ...., $7~ per ccup)eo and $2' fo< ~ otben while offerln& lnunedl-(Folhe.'a Day la June 19.) 11 I i I I I Organizations name . Benji Green will be lmtalled · president of the Newport ee.di ch.apter of HadaSMh at a noon luncheon June l~ at Bahia Corin- thian Y-=bt Club. Serving with Green will be Clarice Amchel, Ruth Hart, Lynda Hankin and Lorraine We- Theresa Holdsworth receives big honor Theresa Holdsworth baa been named ''Woman of the Year" by the Fountain Valley Charter Chapter of the American Bua- nees Women'• A90ciation. Holdsworth is active in printing and mail1ng and is eelf-employed at HMS Mailing and is al.lo a real estate aalespenon for Seaport Real Eatate. She ii treasurer of the FOlm- tain Valley c.ommuntty 'nteater. a children'• theater and a member of the Orange County V arlety Players. She has produced ~ eral shoWI. Holdsworth hu been a member of her ABW A group since 1979. A. lta woman of the year, .tie is eJ.l8lble to compete for the 1983 Top Ten a.tne.. women of ABW!!A and "American Bwd.nea Woman of ABWA" awards. fte.. dplenta will be annou.riced •t the national convention on Oct. 26-30 in Laa Vegu. . ....,.-• ..-v Thomas Nielsen r officers .for '83-'84 : J lngardt, vice presidents; Dorothy Rivin. treasurer; Minna POGler, Anita Berg and Jeanne Zlotnick, 1eCretariea and Suzy Duhan, pAr- liamentarian. Hart is chairman of the day with Shirley Kirach, president of the Southern Pacific Region of HadMMh acting U I.natal.ling of- ficer and Mell Lazuru.s, c.ar- tooniat. providing entertainment. • • • Jean Aldrlch of Newport Beach has been elected president of, the South Orange County board of directors. Others new officers are Ruth Pegau and Margpet Gaf- p fey, vice presidents; Jane Land, treasurer, and Christine Galania and Kathleen Biggins, sec-~ retariea. Board memben are Dinah Bemon.. Candace Bibby, Marilyn Boyd, Sharon Esterley, Helen Bjerum, Linda Bnokin. 'Vlda.t Dean, Marjorie Kauth, Mildred~ Montgomery, Margaret Bam.ey Betty Shaffer, Della CarrMao... Retha Ott, Jackie &.. Marianne French, Nancy Recht, Faye Leiter, Charlene Manh, Sbaroa ' M-. Joanne Schwartz, Sana Levinson, Gloria Julagay,' Rachael Jones, Gloria Sherrel. and Dianne F.dwarda. tives / j \ I II ~I l~ I I .1 'I ~, t l I b: c ~I ! a d I a t ( I \I 1 · I I _ ...... Orange Coat OAU.Y PILOT/8undl)', June 5, 1983 ..._ . GOIEll ·ON lllDGI BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF DEAR READEU1 W. llavt ....... ,~ ..... . ,~ ............. .w ... . ........ &e '" .... fanrtt.1. T\M ...a. ....,_ a list. Fw die•• Mllil· dienlJre, •• .,.. ciewdls ~ Sudar ..... i. ............. . lwMla. At die tad of ~ .......... wm .. Md& &o..,. weeld1 ....... ud auwor etl-L WEIT EAST •QtU • 1084' <::i AKJO ~V .... , 0104 OIC JJtia •lU4 •Ql071 SOU TB tJS ~Q875U 0 71 expert. Not 10 much f9r aheer brilliancy, thou1b h11 made eoough of thoa1 playa for any three expertl, but becaUle of the clarity of hla anaJyale over the table. Thta hand, from the 1941 team champlonahlpa, la one of our particular ~vorttea. Sc~enken been able to afford to duck thJJ trick. But alnce It WU Ultely that Eut held • ffVtn-ca.rd diamond suit, a duck would have expoeed South to an lmmedJat. dla· mond ruff. Therefore, ct. darer rose with the act of dlamonda. of trump• by ru~flnf • dl&mood. 8cbnken allowed for the Poutbqfty that b'umpa were M ud that Eut ~ad opened on a atx-urd ault. ff• oubed th• aot-klor of 1padt1 &I'd ent•red. bJa 1aana wtth · a 1pade tutl to Ind a trump &om bJt bandl Wttt eould riM with •a.trump hoJ1or and • lead dluno•da, ~ deelater could now ruft the tbl.rd dJa· mood 1\'fth the queen of trumpe. Whether or not West overruffed, a trump lead toward the jack would limit . him to two trump Uicbl Nortb·Soutb vulnerable. Ea1t deals. NQBTB +AK '75 <::i J9U OAQ9 •AK +tu The bidding: Eut S..U. West N.nb a 0 Put r .. INT Pua 4 ~ P ... Put Pua • Opening lead: Ten of 0 . E11t'1 preemptive opening bid la t7pl~l of duplicate tactics at favorable vulnera· billty. Schenken decided that hla hand might produce no tricks at a no trump contract, so he removed to four hearts. Moat playera would "GOW yield to the temptation to lead trump1 lmmecjtately, to get them out 11 eoon ., pot· alble. A1 the cardt Ue, that would hav& led to defeat. West would win the queen of trumps with the king, return a diamond and 1core hit ten The late Howard Schenken wa1 known as the expert'• Weet led the ten of diamonds, .and there wouJd have. been no problem had DEAR~: I am a suCcessful. 31-year-old single businessman who worka six days a week, about 10 hours daily, amid cigarette smoke, strea, junk food, tension and dry air from the heating-ax>ling system. I skip meals and don't get enough sleep. My resistance was down, so I got sore throats, sinus trouble and had difficulty swallowing. For several months I started taking prescription and non-preecription antihistamines -as many as six tablets a day. I ignored the warnings of dizziness, prostate pain, loss of sex drive and chest pains. I met Diane and it was like magic! Wh~ our relationship progressed toward sex, I was horrified to find I was impotent. The fifth and final time we tried, she took it as a peraonal rejection. It ended with her saying every cruel thing she could think of to make me feel worthless. She -refuaed to believe I had overdosed on antihistamines. When I described to a doctor the number and vatiety of antihistamines I was taking, he found It amazing that I was able to ~ up, let alone work. Here's the JOOd news. I purchaaed a humidifier, started an exercise program, laid off the antihiatamines and my body ta normal again. Tell your readers lf they have a sexual dysfunction, they are not doomed forever. -LIVING AGAIN. DEAR LIVING: TUD.kt for a uefal contrlbadoa to "11 column. I 9ecked your letter oat wl~ my med.lea! colll1lltutl ud tlaey say you 1tory 11 leptlmate. Tlaaab fw wrtdq. (And P .S. J bope yo1 bave pva dlat miserable uaympatlletlc dame tile deep alx.) TDDAl'S CllSSllU . PUllLI ·. ACROSS &4 Football 127 Slurred • general 111 Symbol tor 1 Vapor ICOre: abbr. 129 Strikes 27 Most coo· calcium DEAR ANN LANDERS: When my huaband and I were married, we clipped out your "Twelve Rules" and they helped ua enormously. My youngest sister has juat announced that she will marry in September. I can't find the clipping. WW you run it again, please? - D.K. IN HUTCHINSON, KAN. DEAR HUTCH: Wltb plea1are. Here It la! 12 RULES FOR A HAPPY MARRIAGE 1. Never both be angry at once. 2. Never yell at each other ·unlMI the hou.e la on fire. 3. Yield to the wishes of the other as an exerciae in self-dtacipllne, if you can't think of a better reaaon. 4. U you have a choice bet~een making younelf or your mate look good -choose your mate; , 5. lf you feel you muat criticiz.e, do eo lovingly. 6. Never bring up a mistakft of the put. 7. Neglect the whole world rather than each other. 8. .Never let the day end without saying at least one complimentary thing to your life's partner. 9. Never meet without an affectionate welcome. 10. Never go to bed mad. 11 . When you've made a mistake, talk It out and aak for forgiveness. · 12. Remember, it take& two to make an argument. The one who ls wrong ls the one who will be doing molt of the talking. 8 TENNIS LESSON·s RUFF.ELL'S U,HO\STERY, INC . • "ti!.._.. .......... 1922 HAltllOl l&.VD. COSTA MISA -S41·1U6 ,. . llMA IOMIKI AT WIT'S END 1 U there'• a P'OUP of writen I adm1N man Ill • thla worJd than authon of romance novell, I dab't know who Jt 11. I Ever lince the days of Kathleen Nonil m;MI Faith s.Jdwtn. rve been hypnoU.red by wrtten who 1 can deaibe ~without 10UJMi1nc dwmy or awkward. Wtt Ul!ld to call the boob "pul .. " and I read ~em by th4t hour. Before you acoff, haw you ever tried to lit down and write a Jove acene1 'lbe K.nntr:m and tbe Sheldom make it look euy. I'm not making excuaee for my.elf, mind ~ but one of the reuona I have not made tt tq In romance novel.a 19 that for the put 11.x yean, I ~ been ~ a dictionary with the S'a mtwtnc. ~ l have committed to memory. The apelllna, that II. But surely you can aee how limiting ti 19 not to be able · to \¥8 worda like: aenauoua. IW'l"ender, aeductian. aatan, aavage, auave, actntlllate, amother, lhadde, shiver, lhudder, aiz:zle, sinewy, aUnk, ~ spurn, stimulate and sweat. All the JOOd emoUOns begin with S, leaving ~ with very little to IO on. Most of the IUCellful (ap?) writen of thele novels are houaewiw. who either have the great.at imagination in the world or who took a chance on going blind when they were 12. I have a friend whom I was amazed to ~ has been writing 1tee1ny (sp?) novels for yeera. I couldn't believe lt wllen I found out. She w• a homeroom mother, read the Bible, and listened to Paul Harvey. Her stories could cut your beatina bOl in half. • One day I gave her one ol my attempts at , writing a romantic story foe her to critique. ·• "Whatya think?" I asked. 1.. "You have to llet a mood with yoor fin&rJ sentence," she advt.ed. "Somehow, 'Hillary neYl!r ;· had the underwear for an affair' doesn't cfo lt. , "Your heroine 11 out of step with the times .• She's not in control. And deacribmg her lkln .. .., 'aparklJ.nc u a fn!ahly ICl'Ubbed tub' doesn't create 1 the Wuaiop YoU're looking f«. And it'• mare aenauoua to~ the hero• celibete and not •on ·. his driver's JJceme w1der .ex he wrote no preYioua J experience.' It needs work." ., My-fdend doem't reaJir.e 'eelibate' (11>1) W88 ~ beyond. my J"HCh. · 6 Bait 85 Coo6ed lava 131 Adle 11 Continuous 86Speechleel 132 Turtllah Ol)efatlon pertormer regiment 18 Snares 87 Hostelry 133 Crlmlon 1t By onetelf 89 Hlnclu t11kl 134 Uncouth 20 Holdt In 71 Soft food peNOrl temptlble 28 E>Cpanded 30 Crippled 31 Temporary Shetter 33 Climbing 94 Medlte<· raneen vessel 96 Accomplish 98Word of aorrow •20° Costa leu T11nl1 Club 55~.o211' L Hawthorne Christian School "For t he Right Start in life" high regard 73Reckklls 138 Country of 21 Emptiest t>en-or Alla ti Haul with 7 4 He5rew IY'"• 137 Tumble effort 78~ 138 Ml.kl joyiul 24 8eve(age greetAng 139 lnltlala 28 sandarec 79 Skirt type of 26th tree 81 Shad1 tree PrMldent 27 Physician 82 Large tub 140 European •bbl. U Roern 141 Number 20 Occurrence 85 Part of 142 Oeellc 30 Hold on Jacket 143 Plecet of propeny 87 Shout dinnerware 31 Spanllh 10< 90 land ot 1 « Honett "three" thllr" 148 Rallroad 32 Fre~plu-92 Obtain 1tat1on ral.artldl 93 Walka 148 Por11on 33 Hewehn unttMdlly 1490.Clat• wreath 95 Foraya 150 Soft mud 34 Chilf 97 Glrl'I name 151 Movies 35 Obst rvcts 98 Word of DOWN 38 Thin costing IOffOW 38 Continued 9'Man'1 1 Brook story nlctlname 21ndlnatlon 40 Umt> 998td. time 3 Dlf1Q11on 41 Cupola plus 1 hr. 4 Sult1b4e 42 Tran .. · 101 Smlll 5 Manuecrlpt: gr..-vllley9 abbr. <13 Negative 103 Ar11flclal 8 Chaltengn 46 PrlnceN of language 1 V1rve Waiee 104 Be dlteattd 8 Wheel toottt 48A Slate: 105ConMCfe1• 0 Al°" abbr. 108 Lamprey 10 Longa 47 Baked clay 110 Mlaalvea 11 Gitt• 48L. .. 11 stand 112 c1 ... 11y 12 Note of 49 Bend 113 Monk'I tltl1 ecale 51 Diiated 114 Near 13 Ego-lhaped 52 Fornam-115 8tup9fy 14Godd ... of pie: abbr. 117 AWoe<:net grOWlng 53 Number 118 GulHlke vegetatlon 54 Pactt away bl rd 15~ 55 Gune 119 Edible 18 Welgtlt Of 87P-Gynt'1 Medi lndl• motlltw 120 Preposition 17 Stearnlhlp: aa KJnd of 121 Sharpen lbbf. cloth 123 Befort 21 Conduct• 80 Unit ol ltll· 124 Edible flltl onetelf'#ell tan currtney 125 Separate 22 Met.I\ 81 lnNCt egg 128 Title of 23 Coln 82 Piltet respect 25Conf~lle plant IHI Dinner 35 Senator oouree fromKtinMa 100 ~olonizer 38 Outk>OJ! 102 laya lead· 37 Under-Ing role ground 104 Nobleman parts 105 Unruly child of plant 106 Surfeit 39 Inlet 107 Tiies 41 Eat 109 Shoc;klngty 42 Portloo vivid 44 Sound11 111 Hetm1t1 horn 112 Ocffn• 47 Roman 113 Flowerleas garment plant <18 Banner t188ow 411 Loutlone 118 At that time 60 Entreaties f 19 Bucl!et 54 M9'ely 122 Nuts 55 Fiber plant 124 Remains 58 African erec:t d-rt 125 Wan 59 Sword 126 Writing flO Citrus fruit tablet• 81 Negative 128 Waltz. ~ 83 Shegeia 180 Anger whatatit. 131 Adheetv1 wants tuMtance 86 Parent: 132 WarolnQ colloq. device 87 Pronoun 135 Antlered 88 Pining anlmal 70 Showy 137 Out of ornament 138 1traef 7 1 Dance step alrtlnee 72 Everyone 140 Underworld 73 Dltc:IOM god 75 Mot t 142 Slender unutual flnlal 71 Mature 143 Greek letter 78 Encoun· 1"4 A continent: teted abl1r. SO Want 145 Football 83 Fork prong position: J&ActrelS abbr. Terry 147 Spanllh 88 Deni ar11cle 811 Cover• 148 Sforundo: 90 Conjunction abbr. Postural Therapeutics Rehabilitation Clinic is p/futd to prtS1nt 1 uminlf on 0 BACK PA~N & STRESS A First Step To Feeling Better Speakers: Edward A. Abraham, M.O., OfthopHdic Surpon Topic: Has Nature Let UI Down? Daniel Whiteside, Human Relations Consultant Topic: Why let life ~ a hin in the Back? Tuesday, June 7, 1983 J-9p.m. Costa Mesa Community Center 1845 Patk Ave., Costa Mesa ( 1 block west of the Hlfbor llhd. a. Newport Blvd. intersection) FOR F\llTllR INFORMA T10N CALL 979-7924 .. Join tbe Summer Fu.o at DAY CAMP!! GIVE MOM A VACATION . . . • Field Trips • Crafts • Swimming • Picnics • Before.are and After-care Available Enroll Now-Fall semester Starts Sept. 12th Reasonable Tuition JUNE 20th thru SEPT. 9th SUMMER SCHOOL JULY 5th tftlu JULY 29th "A Private School of Distinction Founded In 1942'' 1N FOUNTAIN VALLEY 19831 BROOKHUMT ST. (11~) 1124112 James Bond's aD time action hiah· 81 MfCRAEL ~UCBWARA . .._. __ NJ:W YORK (AP) -They maw 1-' l'l'ankie. the kjd ....., .. tbe beautiful dark..,. and c:urliY hair. She WU the tint a.nW ol the family to eem a ~ In lbow baudnee, and the tl..t pencn to ldJ>a eame of the ._ written by her older bidihen, Geor1e and Ira Genbwtn. . On Sutw:laYI George and Ira wtllbe'honored on the 1983 Tony A~ ahow when the name of Broadway'• Uris Theater ii to the Genh,wtn Theeter the live tiiro.dcat. Francea Ge~wtn. now ~ Godowaky. couldn't~ ~pl er e cl. Geotae'• music and ~lyrics are .UU. an lmportant of her life. y have a vitallty," ahe said ~ntly, re ferring to he r btQJben' 801'\P during an inter-vie'W In her art-filled F.ast Side i5t. "lt'a difticult to ex- thoee thlnp. you know. It'• lookini at a Mau.e painUna. Yj>H aay, 'What makes it IO .pedal?' lt'1 jult 80mething that bita you." hita you about Francee at age 78 ii her vitality ou can picture her aa a UW 10-year-old girl, ~ like a 11.~uacl'., dancln& acroaa vaUdeville stage9 l.rt pi.ce. like Philadelphia and Boston. She WJS I a llDUh, first ln a children'• act called "Storyland" and later another called "Daintyland," all the -while earning the grand sum ~ $:M) a week -a lot of money in 1917. It ended a few montha later when her mother, Roee, decided her daughter bad enough and brouaht her home to New York. "When I came bldt, I was a very conceited little iirl." Mrs. Godowsky laughed. •TJ ueed to walk down the street aaylng, 'U only theee people knew who I waa or what rve been doing.' Of CIOUl'9, I eot oft ot it rather quickly." A dlfFerent kind of game. ~ . • ,,, ... , ..... France& Godow&ky poses with portraitl of her brothers, Geol'ge Genhwin, right, and Ira, in her Manhattan apartment. l She had to. There was no time pve ~ of their fab)td ~ in the Gershwin hou.ehold, a--Oeonle playina the plafto, 1ra pedally for a period in the 19208 littina allyly an tDe comer with when the entire family lived friends. Frankie linClna their tosether in a building at 316 W. IOll&I 103rd St. "1 ~·t remember the fb::wt t1meo "It waa a very lively place. My I did them." Mn. OoeloWsk}' uid. mother and father had one floor. "1 alwaya did. Somecil thero wel9 On the next floor Ira and his wife, aonp rd lh1' flnt, before they Leonore, bad their apartment. went lnto ahowa." , And my brother Arthur and I bad Georp would }>rfng her up to our bedrooms on that floor," she hla top-floor studio to beer new said. 80l'll or to teech her a new dance "On the next floor, George bad step he learned from l'red it all for hl"'8elf -hla little ~ who starred tn it'fo ~ library, his workroom for hla Gershwin hits. "Lady, Be Good' secretary, his ~ and h1a and "1\mny hce." mulic room. "I remember when Geoqe "When you'd come into the wrote 'J'udnatina Rhythm.' Ira houae," Mra. Godowaky aaid, aald, 'For God'• ab Gecqe, "you'd find on each floor aome-what ldnd of lyric do you write to thlngpeo « elle.'' going on with .different a rhythm like that,'" Mn.. God-people owak:y recalled. It was here that the Gerahwlna "And thin be \bouabt of NOW PLAYING 'hlcinaUJw. 1Qay1hm' whkb dkl the job IO Mwdfull~'' lbe aaki . '"'nae~ fit Jnto the rhYllua (of • ." It W... oeor... 1ntt 1l'a who chaperoned ~· ~ lllier to ~ ln 1928 when Oeorae ttarted to WOlllton 11M ~ tn Pa.N." In Pan.. at a peny flven by E1M 14axw.u, a.or.. and Frankie perfonned. c.01. Porter heerd her and put her ln ·a ~ at I.a Ambuladeun. at that Ume the ewanldelt ~tclub in Parle. She became a bli IUCCM9 her brotberl' ..,.. volct lm't very t.use but I alwaya put a IODI over becaUM I ;..\ tlioucht of telllna people the atOry ot what 1 w• llnlbll about." Mn. Godowaky ~ ··1 ~dill ....... tunlly." DlitP• ... triumph, h Jll'C*C'.UW a..hwift ~ -~ NtUtn ..... wtth Chem that•JftlrM", butnatlida lhe ID9t ~ ~ h .. tbt '°" . Of the mn.d CObOlllt ~· The -~ Oodo••· an llCICOm~ YloUNlt, ,,.. the co-inventor of the ~ color ~phy procam.. He and YranJdi WeN married IA , 1980, and tbcJuChta of a c:aNet tn lhow a,.111ne11 alipped away. But mwdc and -then art and • 01 think Ira'1 deJlahted about It. ICUlpture hecame an important It pve him a ~t 1l1t all this part of her life. happenlna now," 1he Mid. ''1 took _up paintinC became I "Gecrae would have been very Joved Woridnl with color,'' uid thri1leCl about all this too, to think Mn. OodoWlky. "I bad to have an that he'• luted eo laQa." Actress cast as 'Calaniity Jane' 1;oi • ' , .... , ,., I" 't I' ~ HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Jane Alexander, who twice plaYec! Eleanor Rooeevelt, •tan al c.atamlty Jane. the coJorful West- ern berdne. in a movie for CBS. Calamlty Jene, whme rm! name ,,_ Martha Jane c..nary, dreme4 like a franUenlnan. WU .. AD expert hol•wa:nan and lhot, .:outed for the cavalry and be- came a heroine when JlllDAllJ)ox struck ne.dwood, S.D., in 18'18. Suppmedly lhe Sot her ntdnwne becaUM lbe told men that to offend her WM to court calamlty. Mill Alexander played Mn. Roo.velt in the two "Eleanor and l'nnklin" pl'Oll'alDa. F)'ederlc !'CllTeSt ai.o ltan - Wiid Blll Hk:koclr, who had a love" affair wi1h Calamity Jane, and David Henunmp -Jim O'Neill, who aiilopta her daughter. Reade biography HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The 15-year ~Uve and romantic re1atiomhlf!9:Seen former Bee-tle John and hil wife, Yoko Ono, will be traced In a three-hour TV movie produced by Johnny Canan'• Canon ~ ductianl. Canan Productlom pnmdent John J. McMahon •YI be ac- quired exclusive rtpta to lhe !.ennon-Ono story froai Ono over M~ Day weekend * aARQAlll MATHt••• * ......, ..... ....., AN f'..._MMCeS Mtcwe llOO f'M ·~ ..... 111111 ....... ......,., ...,... .... "'"' TWO.._..• _______ ,_ ..,.,....,...,,. 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CYa.MJ CHAfllllOMIH> eWOYllE tt "Wllll "* Ring" (1978) Scoct ~..J:C:U-MAm • ;a..THEMAAIE 9MOIBT •WOMEN It CNSIS (DJ TO IMIE wmt UM -11:t5- (J) BA88IALL "Evocative: and funny. Rosanna Arquecte is fasctruatlng -this role puts her in the: first rank of AmeriC21l actresses to watch. Vincent SJY.Ulo rri2kes Sheik the most memorable and elegant loser since Jay Ga~by ." -LOS ANGELES TIM.ES ,, •!dward·. WES TR~OOK CINEMA .. " -. . . . . 5JO--l.l!: I ®MOYIE * * * ~ "P°""1119t~ ( 1912) Cnig T. Nellon, JoOlel w..... . CHANllL USTINCS . 8 l<NllT CCBSI 8 l<NBC INBCI e l<TLA Clnd I .ICA&c CABCI e KFMB CCBSI IJ ICHJ·TV Clnd.I e ICCST CABCI e icnv uncs.1 e ICCOP· TV llnd. I e KCET IPBSI e KOCE CP8S) fMI IU)()C ..._, (O, Oft.TV II , Z·TV IH, HBO 'C, CClnHrY• I ~ CWORI NY •• NY t1l (WT8SI 11. CESPHI ' Ill CShoowt1me1 • 5'1otl'9fll • IC...-. NeW$ NetMWILI ClASSlfllD J .. :iooltbJs /or a career Jn sale11 f See today's Help Wanted a~, claailication 5100. ~ ...... .. .... 1............. • ... It!"" ,...... ... .... .... ... .. ,..., fit.... . ..... ...... t lllalt1tr... Ima• .... "LASSIFIED· ....,.. ........ . am,... ,.,.., .. ,, JI::! · ••!IMtl 1ftllawjl ••jliij · 1•!ffi'I ii To.!~!~. c11 ---,,-1-0•1-1,-.,-.--,11 "' u.. =:'U:: ~11-4> ,.,.1;.. · ... ~Ol'anae County. PEllTIOUIE UllU UYlll 642 5678 6 bedrooms, ts bathl. ~ ~ ==v=t land, 1.22 acres, . II llWNIT IUCI REAl. ESTATE -••:rt• ,_. 111 fta ""1111• UtW W. (f-1) ....... lulc.ble for an office or medic.1 bulldlna. 10% INf'EillT PIRIT'°YIAil• ---4 ~ + oftiol, POOL, 8 ~--New condomlnluma, '1otel and aoff . #11 • 111111. ae .,_.,....., .,., • (1 .. ) 41,111,111 ooune under contnacdon ln Immediate E t ...... Redwood dee' keel Mttthouse ..--.i 1002 AMMlm Hllll IOCM .a-Loland IOOI ~ l:f. Don't miss thia beautltully landscaped ~~ M.u l:! S200 aq. ft. Broadmoor, locat4'1 1n ,.te ca.,.....,.,., 1oa iruarded community. An outatao.ding · =" va1 .. y ::! home offering 4 BR, library, large living Hl#lu...--:= room, dinin8 area, f~)' !OOl1l with l::,; KNbcur 10.. wetbar and beauutul planked floors and I: ~h :=: new ~ta throughout. The extra large ........,. N._t 10&2 lot features a spa set in park-like growlda ~~,, :: with waterfall adding to the feeling of ;:'S:,::" :::: "canyon" living. $72~.ooo. S..J"""~"-le'll SM .. AJ\a 1• 5MI 8Hctl I .. =. '-::::: :: ....... """"' 1• . 4 bedroorm. 3 bat.I». J)6er & allp are1. Price tffO,OOO. Call or write Pwl n e. wim on your ,..... . .. llfll .. LMe, ""' ....... (11;,a) Beloui. Pete Barrett Realty, ieots garden wittl breathtakin& bay & ocean views Bayfront. ts brmiiden.. pier & ·~ WencJ.iff Dr .. Newport Beech, CA 92e60 IEW OllTlllZU ... _L .. '* W. ......... (M) -,.,..,_ -- 3 bedl'C>Olmt a bat.ha. spa, 2~ yn " IU-1• Plllll ITllT IT 1117 ... 111112,111. #1111•1•, 11.,ll't .... (1 ... ) 11...... Steps to Illy & OCtM .,_,.,Too U1Y ....._ tll lllllltiOA. PET BARRETT REALTY a+ retr!!tJi 2~·l>ethl. POOL • m. a-. 1.a·;a 111 1• a,._..,..._. ... . .. lllllFIOl 111.E Project of the Elliott Group, mar1<etlng by: COLE IF IEWPllT IEILTIU 114/111-1112 ., 114/111-1111 • APft 1i14" c-.-°" ~ W.0-M~ ·-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ....... -1100 SELL Idle ltMt with a .....,,. ..-:! YGU wt """-1121 I o.1y Plot Ct..ifled Ad. to aal? ~Id lldl do ~~.1 ll~ a.Rtl -· 842-6871. It .... 142-cll11. I E Beautiful, completely remodeled I Bayfront home. Community tenni.a, boat ...... .__..,.....1 130CI .... ". ~1 :: UT /lllllY 1-1 P.1. ~-12T8 o..pi.,..w u..... IJOC llltlE OllTlll ....... IOt.Mowd IJ~ i-"'-1Y l;l)( IOUIFlllT 111111 INlualnal Prwi 1 I >n ...... ,., Sai. 140C 1111 ............. . M01>t.1e """"' p.,lut IW ........ ..... ............. °"""' 14:.C O....v c.o 100< ..__ o.i. o1 c-u1 w: orand New ... 2 to chooee from 3 ~~{.,,,.. .•. : ~ • Bd.nn, 2~. bath Condos. 2000 aq. ft. a-t ~ -·· ·-· ·-1• Subterranean parking for 2 cars + ~~ ·· _:.-:... ::: storaae. $52~.ooo. C>wner/Builder. u. Wonllld --· am 673-2282. ROflAlS UGO 2400 2411 JUI ~ ~ 2'3IS ---2TW 1IOO 2IOO JI02 ... --JM'! ... -2112 2114 2111 Bit .. 29Z2 2125 AllOltCEMENTS ""'--"""_,.. ~ a.-•r.....ci :iocM ~ 3012 ,..._,.i s..v..... :!014 s.t-lo. I-:IOlt Trow! 3011 Al9IAL$ c.. ----0. ----.. ,. .... _.,.. ~ ... ... ·---IBctWOSE Alftnl• = _..._ ·~ --RV'• ,.~,. ....... 1'rwlon. Ullllt 7 AUT<M>TM Alla~ """' -8MW °"""" 0a-Dlt.....,,._ ,_ .... ..... IOIO •11 IOl2 •1• 111111 0011 9022 -tlOO UIJ 9214 f~·· a11 •no 1224 CM •m IUCI am II~ ~ .... -.Channina3 BR, 3 Ba Cape C!od on a belt stretch of Peninsula oceanfront. Beautifully remode-led w/extenslve U8e of brich, eolid wood cabinetry, finest appli•ncw and appointments. The perfect retreet for a COUJ>le who want only the tine9t. '1,100,000 lncl. land. Martha Macnab. IWllf&m.J--.111.Fam- ily & game room. wine room. pool & spa. Fabulous view. Total- ly C\.Wtom&ed & expanded. $795,000. Sandie Fix. • •HHIHI• N"'" W ... Exceptional 4BR, den. tam. rm, bonua room in prestigious Harbor Ridge. Beautifully decor- ated thruout With lush land- -ping. Many, many extras. ~ swi>.abie an. $795,000 includea land. Maureen White. , ... lftlUll ,,. •• ... ... Charming single story "Puc tamouth" 3BR. 2BA. formal d1nini rm & family rm situated in the exclusive O>rolla del Mar cxmmunity of Spyglals. Solar heated pool & spa tecluded in private courtyard. Plantation abutters, new cpt, oak paneling & many more amenities. Re- duced to $549,000 incl. land. Donna Godshall. .._ ... Thia charming ''Rena.'-nce" Model with excel- lent flnanctnc ln great locadon la outatandlnl buy in aecur- lty-pted pn!lldcioua ''Harbor JUdp ... r.iure. 3BR, lndudlng nuce mast.er 1UJte. iott. cheerful kitch~n w / breakfut nn. $-t~.ooo. Anita Schandel. MIU 11111 naa• Al Ill ..at. A mmt spectacular "Lautremont" in Harbor IUdp Estates. 180 decree view of oceui, bay, Newport Cemer, liahta. Pri. vate pool & 'PL 4lm. 38A. tam. nn, bonus loft. Geny Jerome Desi&n· Will oon.lder' selling fumlture. $e99,000 in- cludes land. Maureen White. ft.Al I Ml I -. BeeuUfUl air c:ondl&iolied 1 atory, IBR home with loeda of privacy on corner )ccation near pool & "' brick & coniCrete pedoe oft IDM- -luite & family room -neu- ttal ClOlor'I thrcJuabout. $349,900. I Maxine Propp. ' ~--·'? Abllt ""1 ID CGl'CIDa H1*""""'9 8'neJe ..,. um. 2BA. fcsmal dlnlnc rm home an CIOl'Dlr lot. Hn-~ ~ ,=~ ldedMsL s.c1uded ... "',,,. BBQ; Aa:tW to pttvate bw:hll. .-.aoo 1nc1. 1IDd. DaOM Ood-Dll " ... ,.'-t11nea..--.- COLDWeLL BAN~eRO I Ill.Ill llUll .......... " ....... 3 BR plus den new home -wood & g1aa Open houae Sunday 1-5. 211 Opal. • IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 ........ , ..• ....... ......... + ..... ,... &:·000 .......... 2420 Vista Nob1eza. NB ................. ,..., ....... $-t20,000 ......... 1980 Port &n,._te, NB -....... ...er,1...,,.,..., ... $3~.000 .............. 2012 Pott Bristol, NB ............................. $549.~ ............ 442 Beaania. Old CdM ,., ................ ...., .... $296,000 ............. 1424 Seec:rest, HVHJa ... ................ .... tito,000 ... 11 Dover, Herl~ Pk. 1.rv. ............................. $316,000 ................ 4615 Cor1land. Cd.M ............................ $649,000 ................... 1722 Sand.ago, NB .................... + ... $549,000 .....• 123 Grand Canal, Bal. Isl ............................... $49~,000. 210 Grand Canal, Balboa Ill ..,.,... ......... + 1•,......, ...... $72,,000 .................. 22 Beacon Bay, NB U~IVUI: Ji(MJ:i · REALTORS.675-6000 2443 Ea.el C:O... H .... ~ay. c-Ml.._ Ital -:Ar .. Oceatl llde of highway with white water vlewl. Quaint 2 bdrm home ln Victoria Beach. IPll UT. Isa 1 ... ~_p..L.perfectlon ln every detail. IOI Mde of owner-.Np 1n lffD with quick acrow and buy th1a eo.ea ...._ OleM 2 "°'Y m'a&nlficent property well below I wtttl a bdll. ..,.,_room, apprabed value. 11111 M MWll ~...:,~.:O.: 1 Expanded, upgaded Miramar plan ln 1ohool. Price only Harbol' Ridge with terrific view. 2 1149,800. C.-to .... : bedroom, larp den. 3 batba, mirrored 541-2913 wardrobes, extra cablnetl, eecurity i alarm. Will trade equity for Hawaii prop- erty ••• 000 with $230,000, lK loen.1---=~=--! 760-8333. a:.-:a , -1111;;;:==~ ~--===== ..... 1 . .. IAIYll....... ==-=-·· !,, Bright, cheery one story Dover model 2 llM " .. llU. llMT Bedroom & den. Extra Jarae IMStel' suite. ':i ma -..... ,.. A t.errWc value at t1m barpln price of II-=~ 1• w ...... IW. .. .. •• IUl,llt $355,000 with euy finandna. 760-8333. ,_,.1 ... , 11tn.11. ' lallMI 1•m· ...... WllllflllJ •M t11 laL II. Ill.,_ Jbciting owner unit with dock. 3 ........... 111 .... .... Ee Jledroom and muter bedromn Includes 3 bdrm. 21*ba..,.. ---m ......... ----~place and sitting room, 3rd level II«. 11a=· 1 ... -.................. __ ~ 2 bedroom income lmlt 1n rMr 112 Ila a · ~ or camblne fer single family 5 bedroom. • "81a a.rte IJM l111ll1re Utt,llt Sauna, spa and leCUrity aystem. All fer 3 bdrm. 2 bd\. 1 --. -...,, ..... ... ..,... $695.000. 76()..8333. wide 0'=~51,000. ,,, •. ..,...... ent• -----·--, .. 111 ,.,., .... ... ....... --.. ,_ ·-Ut ..... Ill. II. NIUll Ocean view -ste .. to beach. Chann1na 1u1t llltlld beM*1 E Pl9n. .............. -....... CUltom built 3 bedroom and fapUly room. ~~2\t~ 1•1 L ..._. IT..... 3 bat.ha, air cooditiooed, microwave, com-""· Only aaa.ooo. ~ 1111 L .... , t't,J..,.. pactor. A18umable loan $297 ,500. .. .. ... ....., ......... .,..... 780-8333. ... .......... ,.. i WAT'ERFRONT HOMES:~. l~iiiiiiiiiii~iiii~ I ... w c-......,, 313 Mww. Aw. .... w...~Pr:!~'!f.w...11.;~ 7I0-8333 Ii . 1 """"*" 8-ch ..._ ....._, w.-~. froat row • ~·-·-.,.... beUy, bell of_... fll*'O. '42!5.000 Nl. ...... •.!!•It<> I Hunt It As&Ociates REAL ESTATE •un• ..... lnipeocaNe ln demp & deQOr, thi. ~ 4 Br & family rm al'Peala to the moat d1Ml1mtnate -from lrnpce.tw courtyard entry to Ira ,pool and prden spa w/&drlbl & luah ~ptna. ~ty ~tem and guarded 1ate. Ottered .at t649,500. Jeri Hunt. · ........ :r... ... ... 1.1 ....... from th1a rare decorator perfect "Auauata". Spacious M1tr 1ulte w/pool verdant aolf coune view. Pvt pen qtn & den w/wet. bar. l"cirmal dlnllla-patto & oentr, .air. Newly offered at $329,M>O. Jeri Hunt. ............. ... .. , .. \ 111-llM the~ns .. , ... 2a1w.1111111a I r'l""\I"'\~ 3 ~ ·~ ~ ~ "-J-A I nwut. 1151,000. \ 11901 Estate Plorvw'O ~uat laled beM1fu1 E ' GREAT CONDO LIVING ~~m,1'.'T·~ I In Newport. Secluded locatlon. Beat N be.. '-rm. Only ( buy •t $135.900. ==· I GOLDEN OPPORTUNrrY .,, .... MM1M Beach la your front door. Home plu1 Income. Only $460,000. -·· t• • 2314 W. OCEANFRONT :._---c::-~ j OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 ~. "*' -.. _. oertill *-°' Wbor. 2915 Red Hiii Ave. Suite F-102 ~.OC: enWtatnino. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 llW-:fr•n , 714/751-7753 SHORE CLIFFS 4 BR, Canyon & oc.an view, •tunntllg. 248 Evening Canyon Rd. '7~5,000 1•. Open today 1-6. 1211,111 ··11 YllW 2 BR + den, H'vHomea, ~Suwlnd. 2244 Port Carlltle. mtK .. 1880 Port Batmouth, 2 atory P~ mocMe. ua.ooo uH. tlllllU: ...... , ~ . 5 I~ 1 bit to bliY or oo-n . '380.800 ... OWftei". .. .,.. fortm.lir~ •u111.-I ....... I In L..mauN ~ -· to i beadi and '"" • ... 1'-' ba,tonNI~, ~Dr.Op9rt 1-a. ..., ...... 1315,000. • ..... ~. ..• , .... OM on yow-~ and do)ulta .... Mn'-lWo bdrwl "'* wlfOOd "'°°""' Only 1110,000. CeU \f .11 I 1i/'1t BS Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 5, 1883 ~~ Ml.IC~ w~ m~ ~~ w~ HOililOUaMWM HOftnoulMJll•M Ncmc&OPD&ATllOP :J/1:.0:::::: "°t';!tfltr ':.'"'ii=· 1 Mm lfAlW Mm ITATW llBLSN ,, D&NN&NY Ml Jtt OMi ctr. Or .... N11o noioe 11--.. OMi1 thet Tiie fotloWl119 P«N1' la dolnt TN folloil*lg P9'ION .. ClllnO ~-::"'"' perwoll 11 dOfllt BEL&N lllUA DENNSNY ._..AM.~ Mt IAYA"O "YDlft Md l"Alll"ITT ~ w. ~O~HIOHAL ANIMAL lutJHUI ~ uctNllNO, AND OP PETITION TO "-MnW1 MllllTAQ9 ..... e .. ~,,~LLlmlled .,.,....... INTfllttOM IY llNTU'. ·~~ CA9'I o~~ 1~voc.do. OlMLDAlCHAPIO WAU<eft· A 11117.. Hl'IMDANT1 ...... •0•10 llGtHIOlll """ neme Md ttwte of tat2 12 w..olnGWOOCI. ..._, OA 91114 ADMINJITBA DrATE NO. C1 .. 111111 .._..alut ...._,.~ llUllNM~Che M~ Ave •. CoroN flf' Mar ..... Newoon -'• ._. --~ 1MM CA 12114 • ,., PAUi. •kl MONIO ,.~~.:: !M>l"-IUUMOHT Q()MlllA~. II f. 11 A I IT H I INTL Y MewROrt Center Anlm•I aa:._~lioondUoted~M • To all ~in, beneflc:luiee, DOllOMl ........ I"" 14121 01t_ri"e11h1 "d., Olly of I09'VNl9'1.'14 M='~d Ave., ~ ca Olllfomle ~I. lndMduel c red Ito r 1 o t Helen J . ~ NonNlk. ~tv Of Loe MaetM, a.-dll -·CA t3" A-.do, ~a.ct\, 0.. °""6d fl W... Detuwny and penon1 Who C... MO. -..... d CelfotNe. clCI Oii ht l4ttl T'Ne ~It OOMuoted by WI t2eeO Med wM the 'Oth.nrile tnterelted 9IOTIClll Y• ..... .... ..... 41y of M•y. 11H, Jl)y ll'IUlUll ~ ~=-11 oonduc*by 1 ~ :':'0:0. CoWMy on ~bewtD and/or ettate. =="' ...,~..-......!!! ':~::,~ d~;~~:J::. t:~ Thie =i:.llly.:r= Ille Newpol'tCentef Mey • 1H3. , PtmMI A iwtttton hM been~ ~=-=--~"liiil r.... ...... ._.. =c..tiof~MOt~°" =~D.VM., Pubtl111eO Or~1 Co1tt Diiiy by M'elanJa M. Mdenon tn ·--··•..,:•-.ICMD9d U:."':'U::..~~~ JwN , 1913. rtmD ~ lllllot. June•. 12. 'It. 1':u-13 th• Sue_erlor Court ol •n ~'= In thl19 IYllllet Y,CMI rMOO•M, ,,_ WI -°"' for ~utltlltlled Or1nff Cout Diiiy Thie 11.-nent ... flled w1tt1 .,,. Oran1e County requeatlnt lhoutd eso eo promp~ eo tiid .,.,, q 011....,1111 INurfed w the~ PllOC, .._,. e. 11. 11, 2t. 1"3 Coon~ Cid of °'1lnOI ~ °" "8JC *11Cf that MelanJe M. Andenon Wfltten r~•. tt any, fNY be 0t-. lie ~ of tflt """' ff2043 M1y 1 , 1M.1. n"81I l'tCliilOUa •Pll•N be appointed U personal flied on m " c::•:.d -J:iri:',_~ ~t:"• ••11t 111\Tll'r P1,1bllahed Or1ng• Cout o.lly lllAl9 STA,_., repre911niative to lldmlhlater ..!.~: .... ~: ~:J ~ 1"3":' a. -z ey, ~ _,,,_ P11otMey15.tt . .n."'-ll.1N3 Tlletol?ow?n9pereonladolng the euate of Helen J . .....,....,,u..•••••••• CfoMll•lllOW,A~ MftTIOUa.,..M 22ee.as t>ue1t-. 11: Dennen y (under the _.. .... Ull ,_.... -.... Alton 1. Oiowlll. Jt. um ITAW PACIFIC MICAOWAAE, II '* Independent AdminWtraUon .. •ill&'-.......... ,.. ... cR0W.&. & eMllt Tiie IOl!owt119 PlflOfl II doing ___ NllC ___ NO_TICl ____ Or .• =~1~ .. ~20111-c of J!lltat.ea Act). The peUdoo Tu11ed dHH 10::01t•r 11 "1;: ~ ~ ~-~-OOU9'T, 11llO ~ -1.;;u:;-;iWjj;;:pi:MMiijft'-W1ll•c• Ave .• Colla M•H, C•. la tet for heartnc ln Dept. COllMJO de un •l>OO•do .,, .... ~ IMdl OA 'nieo ll'td. IMne, OA 8271... ' L4ULADWRT....wT 9H27 No. 3 at 700 Civic Cont.er 1111nt'D, deberra hao•rlo Pvt>~ Or-Coeet Oa?ly h Witter Wllllemeon, 1001 DVAlmmlfl °' MftL~ Thia ._.,_ • OOftCM:ted by 111 Drive, West, ln the Oty of lmlMdletamlnW. de .. ,. rnwwa. Pilot, Juna 1, 1ta MecN1tu ...,_, a.nte AM. CA. _,.wcat" lll•ll Dl¥W tndMdull. Santa Ana Callfornla on "'....,._... _.... " '-~ 2904-83 TN.~ le oonduotecl by 111 NOTICE II H~ .. uv OIV1!H by Jennie Pyll4l .. .:.. ...... puecle •ti71·~· lndMdvel. th ,._&_._, of ............... ~ ........... &, , ~ ........ --11 ,...... June 29, liro.J et•·-Lm. 1. TO • A -.... .,. ... -., ...... w. Wllllanwon ~CttYOf Hunt; ~'fy ·Oi.tiem: ~ -eo;;ty ;; IF YOU OBJECT to the ~l11t 1111 t>ee11 llled by i,; ,_ flO,._ TN.~ we NICI with IN th91 I pubic 9-1rl9 wllJ.,. lllld by May 12. 1993. aranttnc of the petldon, you ...,,.. ~-" you .. '° HOTmOUI .,..... ~ '*"' of Ortnge ~ty on the Calllonlll CoMt9I Commllllol• "'*" lhou1d either appeer at ti. ~ "* *"""" )'Oii ~ ..._. llM9 .,..,_, ~ 4, 1ea. '°' the~ of gr91111ng •permit P1,1bll111ed Or1nge co .. 1 Diiiy h 1 d t t r N 0119 •fter 11111 1umm0fta II T1Mt ~ '*"'°"9 .. dolnf m.-r kif tt. tolowlno protact: Piiot MIY us. 22, 2t. June 5. 1"3 ear ng • n 1 a e you "'* Oft>yOU, flll • Wf ooun 1 ~ ..-: Pullll1llld Orange Co111 C>•llY Conatrucllon of publ?o bHoll 2287-83 obtctlon1 or file wrl\ten ~ ~ to U.. ~. (A) b & H cONITAUCTION Piiot, Mey H , It, June II, 12. 1M3 -. ...,,. llld.....,.., rll'll@I. ob ctlon1 with t))e court Un-. vou do eo. ~ ~ wlM o~ oo.: ct) JUST ME ANO 2387-83 end bue ~ ~ the PICllo "8.JC N0T1C( be ore the hearlnc. Your b1 entef'ed on ~IGatlOft of Ille ic. 1 ~ huttl. !NIM. OA =~:W:fr~thlLM~ W:: • 11111 appearance mey be ln penon ~ ':: C:: ,:-r:=; 9?71ifi~NA K GJCTl.IHOI,., e MJC NOTIC( Huntlnaton 8Mdl. Aennoue ...,..... or by your attorney. 6al1•ided rn the complllnt, wNoh Cll'nOllOI' llYIM CA 827111. PIOTfYtOUI.,...... s.td1-1ng..., be"htl<I at""' NAMI ITATaMINT IF Y 0 U AR E A oould rHult In 91rnl1llment of HILO . ICIGHTUNOalt e MMm ITATlllDIT llOur ot 10:00 •.m. on Tllureday, Tiie follOWlng peraon I• doing CREDITOR or a contingent ...... '9klna of money Of P'OC*tY °""""* toutti. ?MM, CA 121111. TN ~ 1*90fte .,.. doing June t. 1983, It the Slit• Bulldlng. ~ • --'••-ol the deceued you or other re01f requeftad In tll• Tiiie bull!laM 1e oondUclad by 1 ~ u: 360 McA1ll1er 8treM, Aoom 111M. MM. ITATE"9 COOKIE JA9' ~-' oomc>IMll geMrll ~. LAO UNA D9'1VI ISUILDINO San Fl'llnd«:o, c..?ltomla.. COLLECTION. 271' Whit• .. 09d. mu.t flle your claim! with ththe Oiled: Februlr)' 17, 1N1. OllM Kightlinger Ofl<>'.:'!.1.}10 LAoUn• Or., ,uller1on. Further 1ntorm1tlon m1y b• ?Mne, c .. 82114 court or preaent t to e Lei A. ltenc;fl, a.ti Thie 11atem1m w11 ftlld wtt11 Ille CA 8-=:' c'::, =:= = = The Cookie J• Coltectton (• peuonal repreaent1tlve AoelnnGocldwd~ ~°""' of0f1ng1Countyon ISu~ower~r~:!°tr~ Olett1ct Oflfloe 1213) IMI0-60J1 °' ~~~ed by• appointed by the court J\#W • 1N3. l'ltmt ~CAIHTO. Cleud•tt• Dupuy •• the City of OOfporltlon. within four month• f~m ....c llOncE Publllhed Of•nr co .. t Diiiy RONALD WONG llld NAOMI Huntington 8eac11 "''""'"' THE COOKll! JAR the date of flnt t.ua.nce of Piiot, "'-5, 12, 1 , ae, 1913. JU£, 1Ut N. Conoord Ave., l>epwtment (114) 53&-6271. COLLECTION lettera aa provided ln 8eCtion PubPICllt?on Notloe of Naglll\"I 2t1~83 FuMlrton, OA 12$31. Cleuclett• Dupuy D. Allen Malmuttl, 700 of the Callforola ProtMlte 01-.edo!L DALE o. 1no MA"THA J. AMI. Pt.Mer lncorporator Cod Th I f flll n. Co1ta Miii Ptannlng ~ -8CHUMACHER. 200, Smolcewood May31,1N3 Tllllltalemant-flledwttlllhe e .. e tme or na 1111preper•d1 N191tlv1 ft&JC .. ,,._ Ave fjlllll1on,CA t2'31. P1,1b?lahed Orange Ooaat Oa?ly County Clertc of Or11191 County on clalma will not expire prior Oaclent?on 1ddr ... 1no poulll?• l'tCTITIQUI. ..... '\'HE P.C.J. TRUST. JAMES H. Piiot. June 3, 4, 11, 1883 May 11, 1eas. to four monthl from the date envlro11menl•I tmp•cl1 for th• *-STAT'imMT 81.AKE, Tru1tff, 1112. Alcllm•n 2at143 ,...,_ of tbe hearina noticed above. 'om\~ Thi to1cM1ng per.clfll -Ooln9 Knol, FUllrton. CA~ ----------Pub?llhed Orano-Cout ~ly YOU ._AY EXAMINE ..}!,V 3 .£'",.!!!,!!_T,R,._'.:!J~ ~AN:o·,~~"'1.UIT , 22101 ~-~~ by 1 ,._ ""''"' 22&4-83 VJOJ um _,, ,, ..,.,... .. 1111\tloftliad tr.-nt for Nof'M Dunton. Clldlr Vllto CA net1 DfM __ .,. --Piiot Mty 15. 22. 29, June 5, t._ •L.-,,.,_ "'-t bv the-· ... U ....-1 '"' ......_ · ~--.-·. WA ..--s-u--oy• ----------you~ a pet'80D lnt.en.ted h10 w. o.-.n ,ront, Newport .~ANNl .... ~Ol!ATZ: Otoup "8JC N011CE in the estate, >'II" may aerve 9Mct\. kif• c~ot ,... tor 22101 ~ MlellOfl VlelO. CA a.. · 1uttz NOTICE OF DEATH OF u~n the executor or 1 10-unlt as;utment comp:u 82111. Mlr1onA.llunl · S H I R LB Y '() X A RA R T P'IC1T'10Ue Ml H •M tt to the tocated M 3t3 A¥0Cedo 11'Wt !n 11n nf!"8A THOMAS DR!Yl!R, Roneld Wont JUI BAS A 8 ·E AND 0 F NAm ITAT119NT a 6a ~t..°r upo~ R• Zone. Environ""""' 430~ Ckltdillf'Od, Corona del MM, ~~ PETITION TO ADMIN· TM fo11owW10 PWI09I -doll'll a y 1.or ... execu or oetermln1t1on: Negative CA t2t21. . T E N 0 bulk"9e -admlnla'18tor. and file with OeoWatlon. TNa ........ oonclucted by • M""9 J. lctMnacher IS TE R EST A · THI! WEOOE "l!ITAUAAHT, the court with proof of FOf flH1'-tnforrnatJon~ gatlll'9I .,..,_.,..., Tiie ... C.J. TRUST. A·llllll. 51U.81l 8llboA. 8lilt>oa. CA t2t11. 1ervlce a written ~uat =.::.~~~...= ~ ~ 0r9ytr Thll.ie:-~W:. ~"" To all beira. benefidatls, Klrtl Preaton OefteMch, llOOl\41 atatlni that you dHlre ,.ubllllled Of'~ coi.t Dilly Thie 1Mt811'11nl w• "'9d wtttl ttie COunlY Clertl of °'9nQ1 County on c reditor• and contineent ~~une, Newport 8Holl, CA sped&) notka ol ~ fW.nc of l'lot. ~I, ~ =t = °' Onllgl County on ~ s. 1NS. crediton of Shirley Oxaran Jeffrey H.,r11 King, aooe~ a n I n v e n t or 1 a n d -.a ' · flttl'1ll l't1,_ Baube and persona who Neptune, Newpor1 9Hcll. CA apprallement al .ia• wta Publltmed Of'9nge C09at Dally Cl980N. ~~ may be otberWUle tnterested 92983. or ot the pet(UODI or Pia.IC ll)TIC( Piiot, JulMI II, 12, 11, ff. 1':21.a -.:.!... Ctr. Dr. In the will and/or estate. ~~~by• accounte JO•ntloned in ~•.o......., ... ~- A petition baa been filed ---Kartt ~ w:1i<ml'of 1200 or-1200.1 ot """'ioua• rn•n -by Felix BHabe In the 'TN. llaMIMnt -Ned Wftll tfll the c.allfomia Probate c.ode. Mm STA.......-r ~ llOtJC[ Pu Or1nga Cout Deify Superior Court of Oranp County a.tt of er.,. County on LAMY a. BEIO& ESQ., Thi tolowlne Plf90nl -dOlnt PW:nnoue _.1 POot. June 5, 12. 19, 2t, 1':1 .. i::ty requestlnc that Felix Mey 4, 1"3. n1mt MILLAR. BOUGES; t&MJS ~ ~Ofl~N~, HO I . TM ~~ doil'G ---------- be be appointed H Publl•lled Orange C-t DellY • Dll0%D. Oae New..-ct l~T ,.0 "0 • PHO •• 1 ~ • flta.lt M011C( penonal repre.entaUve to Plot. Mey l2, 28, .._ 5. 12. 181S Placel Saite .... N•W)lert Callforn?a oorPor•U•. IM? I . OL Yll"C 09'A .. HICI. 125 HChiiOUI -· admlnlater the eatate of MO'T~ Beaea, CA. tu ... (71') loMno~ PlndlMVlley ArtloM Sltdlt .• ~e..ll.CA82teS. _...,..,_...., Shirley Oxanrt Ba1&be 751-7711. '62113 ·• ' QUAOYOT, 1HO~ • Clllfofnl9 Tiie foHowlng pereon la dol"f ( d the Jnde'endent •• M' ~ ......... lhed "'--eoeet n.a.. ......... : ................... le...._.................... oorporetlof't, 1902 l\ltten Clrcle, ~ • un er ,_ """'"4 rvvn ...,.._.,,... _., ,....;:::_:=-............,_, w, • HUlltlnGtOfl 9Mdl. OA 82Mt. J . C. ALIXANDI!.", 1101 Admlnlat.raUon 0 E.tatn l'W:Tmoue.. ..... Piiot, "'-11• •. 12· ,.., 2112-13 --~Ford Inc. TN.~ .. oonduoted by. l'teoen1la. Coale ..... CAl2927. Act). The petition la aet fOI' ..... ITATW . \Wlam H &rr... ,.,.._ OOtPOllUOl't. Cllartee W•YM Kn~. 17&4 heartq ln ~ Court at Tiie to1oo111ng l*90nl .,.. Ooln9 Tiiie etat.manl-ftled _,. .,. OUedV•, Ille. 1 ... ,"'ont Av1., An1'ha1m, CA 700 Civic enter Drive, ~R~L EMPLOYEE LEGAL fitllJC llOi't& County a.ti of°""" c-ity Oii Thie ~~::--wlttt Ille 12f:·._.,_ II oonOuoted by 811 West., in the Oty of Sania FUND: !IS) ACCE.S: !C) AIR CAl'S '9CihlOU9.,.... MIY 12. 1"3. ..._, County a.-of °""91 c-iy on lndMdul&. An.I. c..lifonlla Oil June 15, ONCEANEO EMPl.OYl!ES FOR MAim ITATUmlff P1,1bllllhed Ofinae o.-t Oilty June S, 11N13. _ . C11t1tM W. Knapp Ul83 at i:30 a.m. SUAVIVAL. 1831Bird\8t., N9wport Tiie tollowtllg par90nl .,.. clolng Piiot ....... 5 22 29 .. _ a 1ta ..... _, Thia tl•tlfftlftl ... Ned with the IF YOU OBJECT to the 8Mch. CA tHllO. t>u.ir-u: · _..,. 1 ' • ' _,.. ~ Publl-.0 Or•nr Coe.at D•Ply County C1art1 of 0rtnge ~ on .,,.. .. H .... of the petiti<ln, you Wolfgang ~-634 W. Baker, TEAZE. 1341 E. ~Santa Not • .Mia 5, 12, 1 , 2t.18:e1443 Ml)' 19, 1M$. -r-·-• eo.ta ..._,CA Ana. CA 112705. ••.,. """.,_. r•-•• should either appear at the Tilll ~II oonduo.ct by.,, JOSH 0. BRACBUAY . 785 ,_ _.,_ Publ?Wi9d Or1nt• Cout Dl?ly hearing •nd 1tate your unlnc«ponted aNOCiatlon othef :~no 81y. Coe11 MH1, CA l'W:TnlOU9 • H•M ...-: NOTIC( Piiot, Mey 22. 2t, June 6. 1~ obEtione or file written then •~·ea. W!HOELL J. BRA08U9'Y, 1483 NAm .,...~ :m COURT°' ob tiona with th• court Thll et9IMWlt wea tied wtt11 Ille =~r.lor, Newport ISHoll. CA ~ ~"t ""°" 11 *""' ~ P\alC NOTICf be ore the hearlft8. Your CcMlty Cl9r1c °'er.,. County on AMBRIOAN IUltNll8 OPoaAMGll a~ may be In .-.x> W.V 1•. 1te:S. WENOEU. J. IAA08URY, IA., OOHOl .. T9, H 1 Oover Or., In .. -.. lie A .. 111.!lllllll11 .. tl.leN1t1I '1Cnnou9 WM your attorney .....,.. 1810 •ow• St., Coet.• ...... OA """"'°" leedl. CA...,. ., •• ,, ...... WtfllLlft, .......... ~ITA~ .......... orJ YOU A .RE A PubllahedOr•ne•CoHtDally 82e28. • He11 rt J•oque1, 1101 r1•111 ,•a.-a1..... ,.,.,__..._pertON.,.._.,, ,..............,,,..R _ a -"-t . w.y 12. 28, Junes. 12. 1N3 1"1111 ~ 1e eon11Uaad by 1 "-:• ....,.. NRport .._.,, .._ ._,,._ llUllrllll • .._.,.w.~uv .... ...-w,.-.• ~ genarlf P9'11•... CA -TO ..... CW ~AS H •..... 81Vd., creditor of the dee U nd, 10U Wllldlll J. lt"ld!MY (8'.) 1"1111 ~II oonduc:"9d by In ~. P.tln1) 8rM. OA 1. mu.t fl1e your claim with the N1JC M)TIC( Thie~ -fllid wt1tl lie ........ • WHlftlA8 llTfll ANH FAOKAM INC.,• Calllornl1 court or pruent it to the =t Oei1I of Orwioe COldY on "9fWI.,.... ~'::':..:· of,_U. ~ ::,o'C:::t.~~3 H. •re1 IS:Vd., pereonal repre1entatlve """noue •'H•U """' 11113· m"11 TtW litatM*'it ... flted wltll b 1 c11o-.. dWnGlno ~·· Thie ~ 11 ~ by 1 :J:~n,;::,!ii.;!;,.:':fi! ~~:•:='t. doing ~b,::::, rzT.n':°~~9tly :'~'=.°'0...= :'r~~WHllLlA 004po11C1mino. date of flr1t iaauance of PUALI BY l!MIK ~ E. l'vbllahed Ot'll"fl Colet = lntet .. tU In tll• •bOve m•tter Tiiie ......,_" -.. wtttl IN 0 2554-83 tr ,. ON>EMD "* a1 ,.,.,..,. UOvd :<. ~ceo 1etten •provided tn .ct1on t7tfl Sl, CO.. ....... CA __ .,. --"°'·Mar 22, 29, June I,~ _,.,._, 111 0epartll'l8flt I ot thli CcM1ty ~of Or1ft99 Oii 700 of the Callfonda Probate EMtt<O SAMAN>, 12 Nnontl. nimA ""'._ oourt, IOc:.-d 11 700 CMo o.i-"'-2. 1.-. _ !Mne, CA 12714. OrM w.,. e.nt. AM. Caltomll. ra,,, _ Code. The time for WJ..na ™' ~ 1e oonduC1ed by 111 N011CB OP DBATB OP P9JC ,.,_ °" ..,.,~., tllS, • 10:00 a.m. °' • Publlltied °''"r coaat 011ty claUm will not exptre prior lndMdull. GEORGE raBDE&IC& :: aoon ,.....,_ • 1119 l'Nlltlr IMY Piiot. AIM 6, 12, 1 , ff, tM3 t.ofourmanth9fn:mtbedat.e l!rllllloa-d BUSIBY JR., AND OP liCmlDUIM•••.. ..,_...,ws1t1aw--.•MY· 211..a ol~~~= ~~=.~~ tr~:.irA.1'11:'£8. ;::_,,:::'~!.dolnf wb1._~fOf ..... ofMrM NIJCll)11C( thefllebptbytbeoourt.If mtm A·UIMI. COMP'1!19' IUllMUI IT~~~!:'.: ~-=~ ~ .,.. a .-non tnterest.ed Pull"-'*' orenoe C0a1 Da1tY To all hetn. Nfll\lOa, •111au11 l.ooull °"" u1111111.o 120111 "101, • Thi to110W1n" Plf'°" 1a dolne •""---.,.... may 8e1"Ve "°'· Mey 111· 22. 21· ..._ !:.11111 dlt nd -ontlntent "*"°" CA-. ol clf'Oulatlon ~·· • ..., ---,,_ ........... ere ore a ... llt•tricl• A. Alli• 1'3 loutfl 0 -upon lb• executor or creditor• of Georae L.oouMOrM.~.CA.-. rinteo In re111• ounty, "'W II.PU", 1oee T\llln Or •• adminlaV'ator, or upon the ---,.-IBJ-IC--llOTIC[-----Frederick ilu.ey, Jr. and Nlok An11, Jr .. 111 aoutll tltfdl'IM. -1 -... tor f-Colla Mea9.--eA 92121. attorney for the executor Or' per. 0 D. w b 0 m. y be LOCIYlt om.. ~ CA ...... '°' ,....--: =:' ~ da'9 8U8AN CA9'0LI HAWICIN8. ~toe'. and file with MTl1i0Ue • ..... otberwWI lntena1ed tn the THI ~ .. conduot9d by -OMad:"""" 1. 1913. =..T ... ~ .• eo.a. ...... CA the court wltb proof of Thi ~ST~ doing will and/or estate. ~stttoll A. A'* ~-Oolftll:':: 11=~ II OOndlf*I by 811 ce, a written HqUeet ~ •: A peddan bM bellD filed Tflll lllltl'IWlt .. flld ....,. ... Court ...,, Hewklnl 1 tlhl that you dHlre TAl,.LE IS Ll!AllHO, 11t11 by WDl1am T. H~ in the ~ Cllrtt al er.,. C..,.. 4lft CAaae A. Tllll .eatemalil-. fled wa.,,. nodce of the fWn& of ~ Ctrc:la, tuttia I. INN. Ce. Superior Court of Oran,e ._ • . 1113. ....,. 4tt a.~=· • ...., CCIUNY Olerll of Ot'lntl COunty "' a Inventory and Robert w. Wltooa, 1027 County re_queatlnt that l'vbllehed Of1n91 °--' O.W =mJ I -~'· 1ta. PltrN? • tat .iat.e...,... c.t>orlh ~ Newpott lald\, c.. Willlam T . Huue1 b• "'°'· ._ ... •· .--11, 11. 1'11 Del o . of the petition• ·or t2te0 appoinied aa peraonal ,._. ""~• ...... , ..,C..--.Delfy :'~ ~.·~ 1y unt1 mentioned In Bert A. Wllook, 2021 o.or111 repr..m&Uv. to adm!nll*• --• -tt,: • •1$-11 H1?-13 eattiOI• of 1200 and 1200.~ Lw. ~ 9eecll. Ce. l2tlO the e 1 tat e of G • ~ "8JC N011C[ 0 ; •L.-Callfo-•----ba·-TNI bulil"'9 • OMductaO by 111 Fnderidl H•_., Jr. C ..UC mncr ""-...... flV ""' lndMdulll . _,, d t MnnGUe M.1111•11 .... llJ11C( Aoo.rt w. Wloolc t h e I D d e p e n • n .,... 91'A~ ='--•• • w r.nn•a Tllll ••Ul'Mlot -.., ..,..,. "' AdmlnfatraUon of S.uie. T11e f-.-.... -1a °°'"' au • OOUIT °' uu.-· ......., r. , County et1tt1 ot °""81 OOui'1v on ) The~ la f ---·--. ....... ~. ~ . Jae'-!!.·~~·~~-~ -12. 1N3. -~ tn No .• -:: 7; ~-t= COAIT WOOO· COWITYOPOU.-ltti*ll~ v.. "',..._, •-. ... ,_,, ClvicCen W In WOflKlNG, 11H11111t• "ou, NICMIO..Dr .... , ~ Bead. Pulltten9d ortnoe c-1 Diiiy Clwc *f 8ve, •A ._.a..-. CA....,.,, '~~!"-ttMI (TU) ... ..,... Piiot -15, 22. n . June&. 1113 the \.:l\J 0 ant• na, •con I.AMI ANDl"ION, ..... _ ---~--eoeet Delly ~ CA1.at.omla on June 29, 19$3 11u1 a.nta "°"' tOl#I Lagune. .., __ °"' _.fl~._•~n. n . a . 1ea · at 8:30 a.m.. 0.\ 11111. ~~::::: MMCR.o 2404-83 ~.,. IJ' YOU .o'B{IX:T to the ~ .. ~~In ~ ........ -,_ .... " ,....,.eu pecnnow Mil 111 IJ'&nt of the peUuo.n, y9u toott ~ llAl9CI• U. W"-MT. OUYI Mortuary • Cerretel\' Cf9rNIOf'V 1625 Q1Slef Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 ,..a•onms -.&. llOAOWAT ..ottTUMT 110 Bro.cfwey CpstaM-. 642-9150 MAm STAlW abOUld either •Plielr 9' tbe Tlltl ltlll 1•11 W fled w"'1 trl9 n. fOlowlnll .,.,..,. .,. OcMl'I ~-IPIAIT STOP LPOUOft.Hf1 W. 9a11 Ad .• I.Ale A1i11NtC11, CA I0720. WUN KEE CHUNG, t004 Arnold Ao., Co1t1 MeH, Ct\ ta21. YONG IOOH OHUNO, 2004 Ar11old Ave .. Oo•t• MeH, CA ta21. Tllll~-~-lfl SE L!Ltm Every day classified presents a n interesting variety of merc handise at great prices. And it only take a few minutes to scan the classified columns for whatever you want. Best of all you can shop classified anytime, anywhere, thanks to the convenience and availability of newspapers. be savvy -shop classified re~ularly. Shop classified first. .. -- BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR t-1 1 ~(1y\~l·lJ. ·~"" f'l')f)lbl * WATERFRONT HOME a SLIP * $525,000 Sensational executive home featuring 4 bdnns, enonnoua living & dining room, 2 frplca & room for 55' boat! FEE simple land wtth . usumable financing. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373. SPYGLASS RIDGE OCEAN VIEW -$535,000 4 bedroom, family home. Beautifully upgaded & land9caped. Lovely gated pool. u.ed brick 3 car prage, large lot wt th play area. 8 ~ CJi financing. 759-1501 or 752-7373. OCEAN VIEW + POOL $711,000 Thia truly magnificent residence is for thoee who embrace relaxing luxury as a way of life. Decorated in Mediterranean •tyle w/curved arches., reoew:d lighting & liberal U8e of mirrors. The aourmet kitchen features IOlid oak cabinetry, Jenn-Aire range, Portugueee tiles & a break.fut nook w/ocean view. Panoramic ocee.n & nlaht view from LA to Catalina. Pool & spa are encl'd in ~rlvate co\.lrtyard. 'Th.it fine home ill wunlstakably Newport! ~·matLe f.inandiig on fee ample land. 759-1501 or 752-7373. MAGNIFICENT VIEW 11,200,000 1.24 llCf9 located at the top offering exclusive ocean views, privacy & .clu.Doo. One of the few litee avallabJe that ia eminently suited for a breathtakina private e9tate. 759-1501 or 752-7373. 8211,000 WITH ILIP · hbuJ.ow Towne Home feeture9 3 bedroomll, ~~· 2 car attached praae, huae maeter luite with llittina room+ ny with t.y view & private boat lllp. Call 759-1501or752-1a13. SACRIFICE PRICE OF $111,IOO 18 114,000 UN:>ER APPRAISED VALUE Three years old wtth 2200 equate feet with all amenities. The large country kitchen cornea complete with bullt-lna, JennAire, trash compactor and microwave. There'• a breakfast bar PLUS formal dining. The master suite is luxurious wtth tub+ eeparate shower. A large low interest assumable tint trust deed makes the monthly ~t surpria1ngly affordable. 9032 Adams Avenue, Hurttington . 963-5671. • GUARD GATED HUNTINGTON HARBOUR TOWNHOME ONLY TWO YEARS OLDI With manned 24 hour eecwity, this Wanmn,tDo built unit ii one of the best values ,.-e've 8e8Jl for $110,000. 'Look at theM feature. and oompare: Two laqe bedrocmw (IJ)Mier luite yith retreat)i 1.~ t.ths; Separate dining area; Spaclou• kitchen Wlth gu cooking and BUILT-IN MICROWAVE; Laundry room; f~ front yard; And an ATl'ACHED GARAGE with opener. Can be ~t for u little u $5,500 down. Call 963-5071 for complete finandnl lnlonnation. 9032 Adama Avenue, Hutltington Beach. ABANDONED ARTISTS' CHALIT ON THE WATER WITH A B()AT SLIP Thia two bedroom, two bath condo it vecant and it ioo.tec1 ri8ht on the main channel with a fa.buloua vlewll Our eeller it~ $297,500 aJ\d wtll trade, exchange or carry back paper. 9032 Adam. Avenue, Huntington Beach 963-5671. ., • THINKING OF •UYINQ A BUii.ii? LOOK AT THEii l!XCILLINT OPPOR1UNITllSH ONE HOUft PHOTO LM -bntv f&UOO and 1ake oV* U. m.tinc equlpnent lod. Seller W1ll help~. AVWM9pm.ai.ance1-. July ol $7,000 per month. Ni-587L • • .. ... laAUTY aAl.ON -L\&xurtoUI ~e.ldn.llly m up 10 Ndarl .ion. 0.-t loca11on Qll Be.ch Bl\ld. LOta ot tnlftlc ....... aaDda9 ~ In beb•nct ~ •1•.eoo. ~ wm btlp With f!sw!dnl* Wtl1 i*p tn11n MW OWIWI'. 96S-M7t .• ,,. • Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, June 5, 1811 RESIDENTIAL REAL EST ATE SERVICES NEWPORT BEACH OPEN HOUSES 1-5 BEACH COMMUNITIES . ,.....,. ....... This la a VIEW Condo serenely enhanced by high ceilings, and open to two patios. It has a large muter eutte & another BR wtth bath. Its just a great pface to llvel wura..P tlll,IOI Great tamlly home on choloe corner. 3 BR plus den & dining room. Could be two mater suites. Near new carpet. Nlc;ely decorated In earth-tones. Pool-sized yard. RV aocess. Priced to 99111 .._,.._. SHIMO Decorator'• delight. Fully upgraded Carmel model lnctudlng trench doors, moldings, tlle, brick patio & much more. See this today, tomorrow may be too latel .... , lllllTI ., ...... cape Cod charm In Newport Hetghta. Large, beautlfully built 2 BR wtth huge famlly room, sun decks, gourmet kitchen, decorator wall coverings. Ooean vtew from 2nd 11ory. Guest unit In rear. llYmlT tnt,111 Remodeled and beautlfully decoarted 3 BR home with outdoor chlldren'1 play area plus brick terrace for entertaining. Terrtflc kitchen, Family room & Iota of trench dooral ....... _. IMl ... Just li.ted & priced to Miii 4 BR Portoflno plan. Extra large private, beautifully landscaped yard. Just a Jump from IChool & pool. New neutral carpeting. A muat eee & a mul1 buy! ..... ea1.,- Chok:e vtew home on quiet cut-c:s..ac In guard gated community. 3 BR plua private. ape. Exoeflent ftnanclnl, easy quallfylng. 1A block to comm. pool, apa tennl1. IUYllW ...... Unobstructed view of mountain•. llgha. from thla hlghly ouatomlzed 4 BR Ntwl»edford. Country F"rench decor, Plctureeque ~lghte. Quality thf'Uout to make thlt perfect borne for ,.oul ' .... ··-Cua1omtad 4 BA country~ home nMUed aoron from otty ltght•. ·lframatlo entrY. a. galef1a. double crown mcMnQa, formal dWnO room w/~ 091Mnge. fabuloue pub & poOI room. Perfect home t6r formal or Informal ........ 11n1ng -ltMped w/411egancel ' . IPYtunaL 4 BR 32 DRAKES BAY $435,000 Sat. $595,000 5 POINT SUR Sun. UU.YllW-.U 1301 KEEL Sun. 3 BR $429,000 lllffl 4M VISTA ROMA 4 BR, OEN $247,000 Sat. lllffl 320 VISTA TRUCHA 4 BR $282,500 Sun. MIUlll ..a 1 JASMINE CREEK DR. 3 BR $440,000 Sun. L.111 llLI· 920 VIA LIDO NORD 4 BR. FR $2,860,000 Sun. _llllUY 3 BR .. IU'Ytl 4 BR, FR $194,760 2307 FAIRHILL Sun. 28 RUE GRAND DUCAL $560,000 Sun. CORONA DEL MAR ---.... Income opportunity & more • . . • 1 BR cottage front houM plu. 2 BR unit. Ample room for expan11on "up" for view. Ideal location, OOMn-elde of PCH. :~and 1hrubaMt1t~ BR houM apart'from an othera. F onn l>OOl & ample deck provldee grMt entertalnlna epace wnn ocean vlewa, detlnltely a prlde of ownerahlp home. Financing avallabfe. WUT llWNIT ~ 1111,GIO Half block to ~· Near new 2/atory 3 BR home. Hu dining room, flreptace & large deck, beamed celllnga, tlled bath• & kitchen. Condition la beat you have aeen lh years! .. ~ ... ,.. Beautifully remod8'ed & decorated In todays lnovatlve style. Country kitchen w/brlck flreplaoe, hardwood noora, trench doors open to lovefy patio. Thia ll a must ... , -...NMllU Pll,111· Senaatlonal 3 BR, famlly rm home. Desired location .on Balboa PenlnaulL Vaulted beam celllnga, all new kitchen & appliances, remodeled bath• . . . 1t1 II room for expansion. Owner wtll carry for 15 years. II~ 1111,M All the charm of Bayahorea la displayed In this 3 BR country home. French doors open to 3 eeparate patios and oak noora, muter suite & country kitchen all coordinate Into perfectlonl Ill.IN--...... New Vlctorlan on Balboa llfand. Price reduced . below comparablel. Prtvate master aulte plus 2 more BR• & den. Hardwood floors, trench doora., ~ g&Ma wlndowa & rooftop deck make this home apeClall Vacant & easy to .... HI llU nn.- Otd country chatnl with the lat .. t amenities In thll new cu1tom 2 etory. TMre are French door• & wtndowa, cozy ftreplace, a dreamy c-' kitchen. You are 9tep1 to the bay & N•llU llnlm' ..... lmmecufete ba~ duptett, pier, dock & sandy beach ~lua a 3-<:ar garage are a feW of th• pluML Bay a night llght view of the harbor fro"' living room, f~at dJnlng room & kltc;hen. ........... •-,: F bulou8 Uttle llfand bay view from apac oua owner'• unit. Outatandlng Income fr6m 3 -8 lower ptu1 mother-In-law quartera. COOld convert to very large alngle family home. Mottwted Mlw. I ' .,,_ • -~t ____ _... _ __.___. I lllMIOOM 104 Via Cordova (Lido 1•) NB 873-4083 1376,000 Sun 1·5 2U Walnut, E...ide, Coat• Mela 75t-1S01 Sun 12:1()...4:30 1058 WMtward, Cotta M..a 844-8200 '99,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Bia Ofpper, Coa1• Meaa 848-7171 $123,600 . Sun 1-5 2 MDROOM ...-. ouaaT 501 Rlveralde, Newport Hdhta, N.B. ~2887 *370,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 M plue FAM RM Of DIN 30 Seaur1 (RS.I \/lllu) Irv 831:'7370 $207,500 Sun 1-5 833 Udo Perk Dr, #E3, Npt Beech 831·1288 $635,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2502 V_!!l~J. Bayshoree, N.B. 848-wau $484,000 Sun 1-4 *1 Pandora (l~M Groves) Irv. 6-42-6200 $1!J7,600 Sun 1-4 *1509 Eton Pl .. Westcllff, NB 631-7300 $337,500 Sat 1-5 21 Crest Cir. (Canyon Creat) CdM 876-4494 $167,000 Sun 1-5 *19 Curl Or., Jasmin• Crk,vu,CdM 840-1515/(619)728-5151 S IS 12-4 I lllDROOM 142 Via Undlne (Udo Isla) NB 673--4063 $375,000 Sun 1-5 3508 Surfvtew..r._Newport Beech 844-7020 ~10,000-L. Sun 2-5 2021 Port Weybridge, HVH, NB 979-5370 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 439 62nd St, Newport Bch Shofea en-1n1 $199,750 Sun 1-5 507 Narclaau•..r. ~rona del Mar 631-1400 .-.76,000 Sun 1-5 *427 C1talln1, Newport Beach 846-0303 $249,500 Sun 1-<4 42 S..ecape, Newport Beech 848-7171 $129,900 Sun 1-4 1130 Pembroke (Westclltf) NB 646-7171 $225,000 Sun 1-4 ••2 Twin l.ak•. Spyglua, CdM 844-8200 $549,000 Sun 1-4 **300 Grand Canal, BaJ lal. 631-1400 $460,000 Sun 1-5 *2020j Spruce, Newport Beech 844-6836 $149,000 S1t1Sun 12-4 1119 Grove Ln, Npt Beach 770-5454 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3148 Manlatee, Coata M ... 548-2313 Sat/Sun 10-6 818 Marigold. Corona dal Mar 875-5511 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 404 Proapect, (Npt Shor•} NB 780-8333 1127,600 Sun 1-5 2520 W•tmlnater, Coat• M ... 751-3181 $132,500 Sun 1-6 905 Lombard Court, Coa1a Meaa 552-1800 $139,600 Sun 1-5 IMplueQWIT **3215 Ocean Blvd., CdM 844-8200 1995,000 &.in 2-5 IM plua l'AM Ml or DeN #4 Yorkahlra (Hrbr Rdg) NB 75a-9100 $2,200,000 Sun 1-8 425 Attao Ave, (Npt Hgta) NB 75a-9100 $445,000 Sun 2-8 1515 Cumbar1and (W..tclltf) NB 640-1151 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •3214 Montana (M ... Verd•) OM 548-5133 $149,900 Sun 1-5 2491 Crem1ew, Newport a.ch 844-7020 1380,000 Sun 1-5 249 I.aka Fore9t (Coll Pi<) CM 751-3191 1125,950 Sun 1·5 3087 Ceyton (Mau Varda) CM 751-3191 1138,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Jumlne Creek Dr, Jaamlne Cl1<, CdM &44-8080 $440,000 Sun 1 :30-5 211 Opal, Balboa tlland 844-9080 $450,000 Sun 1-5 28 Tanglewood, Woodbrld139, Irv. 844-0080 $179,500 Sun 1-5 2307 Falrtllll Or, Back Bay, NB 844-9080 S11M,750 Sun 1-5 321 KinQa Rd (Cliff Haven) NB 842·5~ SM0,000 Sun 1-5 #35 8kyaau, Jamin. Crt<, CdM 75t-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5 200 Klnga Place, Newport e.aoh 845-0303 $995,000 8a 1-4/Sun 2-5 •••7308 W. Ocelnfrnt,W.NwptBctl 873-7300 t795,000 Sun 3-8 333 Santa Isabel, N9wpot1 a.ch 831-7300 1149,900 Sun 1·5 J • 1301 Dolphin Terr.(lrv.Tarr.)NB 631-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1215 Marinara Dr Newport Belch 644-8200 $455.ooo Sat 1:30.,..:30 •711 K· Thanga. Irv. Tarr. CdM ' 631 -7300 $385,000-LH Sat/Sun 1-5 2345 18th St, Nwpt Hta, NB 494-7754 $23~.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 11721 Candy Ln .. Garden Grove 648-2313 $108,900 Sit 12:30-4 2124 E. Ocean, Penln. Point 631-1400 $325,000 1-5 1709 Patau (M ... Verde} C.M. 751-3598/720-2288 t185,000 Sn 1-5 38 Rua Fontalneblellu (Big Cyn) NB 780-8333 $525,000 Sun 1-5 517 Poppy (Otd CdM) CdM 67S-«>OO $439,600 Sun 1-5 19e0 Port CerdJgan (HVHma) NB &40-e259 $249,500 Sun 1-6 500 Rockford Pt, Cameo Shn, CdM 844-8200 $326,000 Sun 1-5 1921 Yacht Truant, Seavtew, NB 6-44-6200 $449,000 Sun 1 :30-5 I 20711 Aquatic, Huntington Beach 548-2313 •1ee,600 Sun 12:30-4 2120 Altar Piece, Coat• Meaa 6"48-2313 •189,000 Sun 1-5 •2301 Redlande Ortve. Nwpt Buch 831-1400 *250,000 Sun 1-5 4 •DROOM 9592 Sallft-", Huntington 8ch 984-8871 1119,IOO SaV&,n 12-5 889"8enlte St., Coata M ... (819)753-8355 1119,500 Sun 12"'4 22&-Vla OMeto, Udo,.,., NB 831• 1400 $525,000 Sun 1-5 142• 8Mcreet (HVHll) CdM 875--6000 $295,000 Sun 1-5 1909 Yecht Puritan, Sea View 844-<M55 $449,oot> Sun 1-5 512 Vataja, Bluffa, NB 831-1400 $260,000 16-48 Iowa, Colta M... • 548-2313 $127,500 3227 Michigan, Cotta Mau 548-2313 S139,900 8un 1-5 Sun 1-4 4 M plue l'AM Ml or DIN 32 Vienna (H1tbor Ada) N.B. 494-16-40 1575,000' Sun 1-5 249 Evening Cyn Rd. (Shrdfa) CdM 873-n61 t'145,000-tee Sun 1-6 628 Matabar (Irvine Tarr.) CdM 873-Q!1 $599,000-fM Sun 1·5 3002 Java Rd, M ... Verde, C.M. 848-4557 Sun 12-5 #14 Point Loml, 8p)llll• HI, CdM 873-4400 M75,000 Sun 1-4 1<M1 Galaxy Or, 0oYtr Shorel, NB 548--6647 *389,IOO 81VSun 1·5 28 Ru. Grand Ducal, Big Cyn, NB 848-9080 '560,000 Sun 1-5 428 Carnation Corona del Mar 875-8743 i4N,OOO Sat/Sun 12-5 **920 Via Udo Nord, Udo Ill, NB 844-9CMIO Sun 1-6 4801 Camden Dr, Cameo 8h0rel, CdM ~ t795,000 8at/8un 1-5 ••1724 Port Margate, HVH, N.B. 844--0134 '289,000 8at/8un 1·5 *1724 Gllaxy (OcMr 8hor91) N8 842-5200 ISH,000-UH Sun 1-5 • Oninge C019t DAJLY PILOT /lunMy, Jun. I. 1ta This Weekend I *4512 Roxbury, Cameo Shre, CdM 7!59-1501 Sat/Sun 2·5 * 101 Via Florence, Lido llala, N.B. 673-7300 $595,000 Sun 1-6 **4'28 Harbor Ill Dr, Newport Bch 873-7300 $1, 150,000 Sun 1·6 1222 Suaaex (Weatctlff) N.B. 842-5200 $229,000 Sun 1-5 222 VI• Koron (Lido l•I•) N.B. 6-42-5200 $149,000 Sun 1·5 ••700 Via Lido Nord (Lido lel) NB 842--5200 S1.500,000 8at/8un 1-5 •c532107 Santlaao Dr.(Baycreet)NB 631-7300 $359,000 Sun 1·5 *1834 Commodore Rd, Baycraet, NB 831-7300 $310,000 Sun 1-5 *1509 Highland Or.(Hrbr Hghlnda)NB 831-730b $265,000 Sun 1-5 ••18<M Flamlngo Or.(Meaa V«de)CM 631-7300 1225,000 Sun 1-5 2<M 1 Bunya, Newport BMch 6-44-82.00 $259,000 Sun 2-5 88 Harbor Ridge Dr, Hrbr Rld139, NB 840-8201 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 **2319 Bayllde, Corona dal Mar 844-9060 $1,495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••1078 Santiago Dr, Dov Shre, NB 631-7300 $835,000 Sat/Sun 1 •. 5 1118 Sof'Mtaet Lane, WMtcllff, NB 831-7300 $450,000 8at/,8un 1-5 1017 Oamucua, Coat• Meaa 846-0303 $245,000 Sit 10-12 821 W. Columbine, Costa M ... 546-2313 1186,990 Sat 11-2:30 **801 Bayalde Drive, Newport Bch 631-1400 $1,300,000 1-5 201 Lart<epur/Ocean. Coroni def Mar 831-1400 S1,875,000 1-5 4168 WIHlwaw Irvine 675-6511 S 195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2227 Windward Ln., Newport Beach 548-0319 $352,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 #5 Mallbu Circle, SpygJua, NB 760-8333 $595,000" Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1 1 Hlll1borough(Hrbr Rdg Hla)NB 780-8333 S99&,ooo Sun 1-5 ••35 Goleta Pt (Spyglua) NB 780-8333 1750,000 Sun 1-5 1007 Tiiiar Way, Corona dal Mar 780-8890 $317,000 Sun 1-6 24 lnvemau, Big Canyon, NB 831-1400 11.075,000 Sun 1_. 1021 E. Balboa Blvd., 8aJboa 873-5410 $875,000 Sun 12-3 1919 Kauai (Meaa Verde) CM 845-0303 1285,000 Sun 1_. 2080 Aamlngo (M ... Verda) CM 845--0303 1199,000 Sun 1_. * 1824 Antigua We.y, Newport Baach 848-7171 $524,900 Sun 1-6 2<M 1 Bunya, Newport Belch 844-8200 1258,000 Sun 2·5 225 North Star, Covet Shre, NB 844-8200 '"5,000 Sun 1·5 780 Vta Lido Soud, Udo lat, NB 844-8200 1575,000 Sun 1-5 2700 UattthouM Lane, CdM 831-1400 t308,000 1-5 2073 Swan (M ... Verde) C.M. M&-2313 t2'8,&00 Sun 2·5 3240 Michigan, Coate M ... 548-2313 1155,000 Sun 10:30-2 I lllDROOM Ne Pott Roed, Cotta M ... M&-2313 1121,&00 lat 1-e1sn 1_. Sun 1-4 IMDIYl•MIMl.•HN •2111 MoA ...... (-••> 7ff.9100 llM,000 Sun 1-6 *** N.( NI 111-1300 •1.1n.ooo Sun 12-a •1eoo Anita LaM, Neiwpor1 a.ch 831·7300 *350.ooo Sun 1-5 • 1727 Port Batmouth(HrbMewHme)NB 881-1300 1386,000 Sat , ... ;30 *3 LodNnoor~--Cyn, N9 844 eaoo u ,ao,ooo sat1eun 1-5 . ••&25 vi. Udo Soud, Lido Ill, NB 831-7300 *2,700,000 Sun 1-5 •4 Aod<y Pt., 8pyg1Ua Hiii, NB 831-7300 11.1g5,ooo eavaun 1-5 *273 Ceo6I Place, Coeta M..a . 848-3557 1239,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 1958 Aamlngo Dr. (M ... Verde) CM 957-8580 1180,000 Sat/Sun 1·6 2895 canary, Cotta Meea 548-2313 1225,000 Sun ,_. t M plue l'AM RM or DEN •938 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isl, NB 973.7300 1797,500 Sun 1_. MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2 aR plue FAM Ml or DEN 32742 Allpu #106, San Juan C.p 498-0177 $48,000 Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 1 M pfw l'All Ml or DBI 74 N1varra (A8J VINU) Irv. 780-8333 $184,800 Sun 1-5 z 9BNtOOM 82 Sea 1.iand, Bia canyon, NB 873-4400 t24t,ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 2554 Elden #B102, Costa_ M... / 540-1151 Sat/Sun 1-5 #8 Snapd~ (Deerftekl) Irv. 751~191 1124,900 Sun 1-6 2 M flue l'AM RM or Dl!N **833 Udo Pattt Or, Cl, NB · 831-7300 '$445,000 Sun 10-lp.m. I 8EDllOOll *506 Vlata Rora (Bklffe) NB 769-9100 $280,000 &In 1-5 207 18th St ,Newport 8eact'I 875-6511 $3$7,500-$522,600 Sat/Sun 1-5 I 12 Mirror Lake (Deerfield) Irv. 751-3191 $148,900 Sun i-5 I M plU9 FAii Ml or DeN •*10 ~M. NwPt er-1. NB 873-7300 1188,SOO Sun 1-5 2818-2828 Elden Ave, Coa19 M ... 831-4245 From $155,000 Sat-Wed 12~ 4 9EDROOll •21se Vlat• Entrada (Blutta) NB 75a-9100 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE IMplueUCH 2314 w. OoMnfront. Newport Bch 751-7753 $4e0,000 Sun 1-5 1Mplue2U 309-309~ SapphlN, Balboa tel 873-8494 1589.000 Sun 1-5 510-12 Polnaettla. Corona~ Mar 631-7300 $286,0001*275,000 818 1-5 423 Carnation, Olde CdM 875-8370 Sun 1-5 . .._ ........ 3228 A&B Broed (off Clay), Nwpt Hta 873-MIM *32&.ooo Sun 1-5 4Mplua1M **132 S. Bayfront, BaJ le& 831-1400 t1,300.~ Sun 1-5 ......... 509 Acacta (Ooeanilde of Hwy). CdM 845-7048 *440,000? Sat/Sun 1-5 • Spa * Pool ** Waterfront *** waterfront a Pool I I -~ .. Magnificent Spanish villa with every amenity plus a 4 Bdrm guest houae on large fee simple lots. 11,000 aq. ft. with spectacular ocean & city views. Total privacy. Electronic gates & eecur- ity system. Owner leaving the area & has priced this property to eell. $3,000,000. For brochure & appointment pleue call all_.,, lb •• 1111 $170,000 PRICE REDUCTION SPECIAL 10.9% OWNER FlNANCING FOR QUICK 8ALEI Prime 200 fl. Bayfront home on hugt Island Point lot. Spacious, open & sunny all view homC' Lge boat dock(s). panoramic decks. children's play lawn & swim beach. $170,000 price reduction. Low 10.9% owner fm for quack sale $795,000 (land incl.) Open Sat/Sun 11 -5. Owner, 650-0202 . m.sYUY~ • UHUllAll Clauic Spanlah Hacl~nda by \he eea w/pvt 1wpm to picturelque ere.cent Bay Beech. Thia Unique c f•tura hardwood fJoon. beamed ceillnp and IU.Der craf amanahlp throuihouL Vlewe U-. epec:UlcUl.ar-ln direc:tlonl with eunny view cl.ck with J.ami CM!rlookinc \he IW'f. Offered at $1.6~.ooo Ulll IUL UTATI BRAND NEW I 1806 Sq. Ft. of beautiful design:S~p down liviug room -vaulted wood cewngs - akylighta -central ialand kitchen -3 bdmi.a 2 batha -formal dinina rm - breakfast rm. Call Carey or Scittl for detalla. lllllW IULn 111·2142 PRICE mlGTllll MYEI 111111 Open Sat., Sun. 1 ·5 1441 Galaxy Drive 4 Br. Den, Formal dining room, 2 fireplaces. 3 car garaje plus taree hobby room. Pool sized lot, beauUfully landacaped. Owner will umt at flnandng. Now $389,500. lellffleW....,leattw HINU r ~--- Every day classified presents an interesting variety of merchandise at great prices. And it only take a few minutes to scan the classified columns for whatever you want. Best of all you can shop classified anytime, anywhere, thanks to the convenience and availability of newspapers. be savvy -shop classified regularly. Shop classified first . DailyPlllt Classified ... phone 6~2-766 7: , \ Orange COMt DAILY PILOT/8unday, JYnl I, 1811 The Beautiful New ~HOll!l. t ' ' ~ \ ~ ~ I \ \ I \ . \ j \ ...----..... - I HOIOSCOl'I BY SIDNEY c:JMARR M .... 1.J .. 1 A.BIES (March 21-April 19):Needed mac.iaJ beccmm avallable -~ what you 10 after and ~ la perfected. nhMla oo new awu, -.dcled l.ndep!ndence1 chance to Imprint style. lndivtdual who had been elusive wtll now be pnment --and cooperative. TAUllUS ~ 20-May 20): Lunar and nu- merical ~ -~1l be at rfaht ~ at .. •pedal" mamm1t. S t on money and love -- per .. • in polAtlom ~f:u orlty wtll appredate your ettona and you'll be nnvarded. Caprtoom filuree prominently. GEMINI~ 21-June 20): Wlah CCll1llJI true lf you are ~ to le-t go of put and proceed into future. You'll be relieved of unncella1')' burden. rocua on uptratlom and buainem or i:::areer venture which la destined to succeed. Aries plays key role. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Green light a.hes for enterprt.e which can accent eecurity, presUae and standing in community. Dlrect approadi aida In getting to heart of matters. Accent on creativity, intenlifled relatloNhip and emotiooal fulfillment. LEO (July 23-'Aug. 22): Lona-range Jft9PeC1li are brf&hter than originally antidpet.ed. You'll know in which d1rec:tion to F -· intuition la on taf8et and you'll learn by teeching. Moon poaltion higblighta education. travel and spi.ritual values. Cancer, Aquarius natives play key roles. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Examine accounting procedure&. Give full rein to curiosity and joumal- latic i.nat:tncta. Means go after factl, espedally where money ii concerned. You'll make constructive contacta in connection with IOdal event. Sagittarlan la In picture. IJBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Study detaila, be aware of mWl print. look behind ..-enes, be willing to revt.e, review and rebuild on aolid bue. Moon position hl&hlighta legal affairs, partnenhi .. and marital atatua. Scorpio, Taurua natives play key rolea. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Dig deep for information -· lf peniltellt. Job geta done and you could ltrtke pay dirt. Member of opposite 89 will cooperate, you'll feel more aecure and you ooukl begin health or diet regimen. Virgo pla)'I t:igntficwnt role. SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Recerlt db- cumiiall . with a "very spedal" permn now _ l)&)"I dividends. Fa\Uable domestic adjustment la higb-licht.ed. Spc>Wcbt allo on children. epeculation. creative l'e90W'Ol!I and affairs of heU't. Taurua, Libra penona figure prunlneritly. . CAPIUOORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Deci1ion ii ID8de reprding oontractual arrangementa. l'ocua oo IJeCU!'lty, •vino prosram. removal of lafety buardl at homebMe. "'I ou'll .e p1aoes, people u they exist. Aura of eelf-deception will no Jonaer dominate. AQUA.RIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Puzzle pieces fall into place -Y'l't'll get siq-y behind ltary. You'll have auccesa in dealing wiUi authoriUea. including awemmentat ~·Communication from rela- tive could ...Wt ln abort journey. Cancer native pla)'I key role. . .PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You'll learn where .. , ........ DallT ,,,,__ .. Myc-4et..._.lt ....... ...a~• .... ,. ... ~ ; ....... .,..., ......... c...,,a., ........... , ,,. IVt'CARVFR IOJSiOtCE•&'AW *l~~IA\Tit'* * f ii\ .. , * DI CK f~11Llf k MOl <>R'> n " , ~. I I I I ~I ' ~ 1•1 i'\,r I ,, ' ........ C0"4,.,Hl CHfVROLfT . ·~ . ! • r '·' ~4 0-1:()0 ..... ......... IS~ Qerdowe • _,,., ,,_ --. A ,_. etHI. 112,d"OO obo. a•t-1201; ••1-1211 .1 t '· tcerm.nn ~ .. ,, ,.. '13 fonl F ........ OOOd" t ~ ,.. Int. N"9 mech oond. .... --grHt. UOOO/obo. & up bl. llOOlotr. 91&-1222 ~1440 MCMl31 . I., ~ • I . ' , . . ••• I . Garage sales, yard sales, rummage sales. street sales ... no matter what you call them, the id.ea is the same -TURNING IHINGS YOU NO LONGER NEED INTO CASH. When you get tired of fighting your way into a crowded attic or garage, or when you need a little e~tra cash, have a garage salel So get into the act, cle.an out those unwanted items, and make money doing itl - · ·It's fun, it's profitable, and following these 10 steps will make it simple . I •• . ... • Decide on dates. Look at a calendar and set the c4tes and times of your II sale. Weekends are usually good, but many successful sales have been held in the evening, just after work. Check the weather forecast in the paper, and watch for any other large event that may attract potential buyers away, such as fairs or community events. Have your sale run at least two days -some people may not be 1 able to come on any single day. What to sell. Everything! That is, everything you haven't used in the II last year. If an item has antique value, or is brand·-new, or has unusual value, be sure to ask a healthy price for it. Get a pad of paper and search your whole house. Look everywhere, and list everything. Fwnitwe. This is your main attraction and your best source of income. Be sure to. place furniture where it can be seen from the street. Price ·furniture low enougti to beat auctions and secondhand sales (check the classifieds for comparisonst but high enough so you can come down a little when someone shows interest. Rockinq chairs, chest of drawers, tables· and chairs are all very successful at garage sales, so feature them in your ad. AntiqM1. Smaller antiques should be grouped, and kept close at hand where you can watch and talk about them. Nostalgia items are very popular - display them well. Clothlrig. Make sure clothing is cl~an, and mark the price way down. Put as many th~ngs as possible on hangers. Separate kid's things by age. Display adult ~lothing by sex and age group. Low prices are a_. on clothes except for unusual items, which should be tagged with an explanation (like, "ha1Jd-embroidered flowers, dress wom by Mae West~" .Afplance1. These wi II sell for a fair price only if they work. No one will take your word for it. Have an extension cord so they can be tested , or better yet, have radios playing, old TV setstuinecrori etc. Make sure buyers understand they are sold ''as is". Plcmts. These usually .go fast, but keep them out of direct sunlight. A good idea is to name your plants before the sale (Spider Lady, cousin J'as~r. Maggie~ and write a line or two on the,:. ,, name card about how to care for them. 4 Write your ac:L t. •., ' ). 'I • ' Where to advertise. ·Place your ad where it will be seen by people who live in the area -most people shop close to home. The II Daily Pilot Is read by 88,000 adults In Costa Mesa, Newport Beach, Laguna Beach, Irvine, Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley-guaranteeing you wide exposure. And with the Pilot, you're not paying for waste circulation in Los Angeles or Anaheim. Plan to run your ad 3 times or more, and start it a few d{Jys before the sale so bargain h.unters can have plenty of notice. Make a si9n. · To help make your sale successful, make a few signs II from cardboard and letter with a magic marker. A good ·sign size is 14" x 22". PlacinCJ your si9n~ The morning of the sale, but not before, place your II signs. Be sure and add your address and any directional arrows. This should be done about a half hour before the sale starts. Place your sign where it canoe seen from both sides of the street by passing cars and pedestrians. CAUTION : Some towns have laws that restrict the placement and duration of gprage sale signs. Please check with your town's planning department or clerk. Marking prices. Mark prices where they can be seen clearly. Office II supply stores .have varoius sizes and colors of stickers that work well, or you can use masking tape. However · you mark them, make prices low. Garage sales are for barQain hunters. Remember, YAlatever you can 't sell you II have to drag back in the house and store again for another year . Serving refreshments. This doesn't have to cost much, and creates a friendly II atmosphere. It also encourages people to stay longer and perhaps buy more. You could even charge for expensive items like donuts, or the kids could go in business for the day, with a lemonade stand. ' .. • • "" r ....... ,.._, .. __ ._. T ,_. •'iif"if' • r ... :""""'!' - 111111 CUil MY ~EPORT ? l1M SORRY, NAAM, IT'S IN M'tf BINDER, AND MY BINDER 15 CAU6MT IN MY ~AIR ••• iGARFIELD ® • I DONT KNOW ••• I FELL ASLEEP LAST NIGMT DOIN6 MY MOMEWORK , AND TMERE IT WA5 l WONDER WMAT WOOLP MAPPENIF 1 MARRIEP ARLENE .· WE'D MAVE A~E WEPPING ••• ' Ylll lllRlll lllll Ml .• I 1 by Jim Davis. TMEN W£'P -. RAISE SOME KtTTEN5 ••• t + I I -------~--··~--------··-·---------------~~~~n:,__eo _____________ ,_.,._.._. ................ f NANCY ® NO, RIGHT NOW REMEMBER, CHILDREN, ALWAYS OBEY YOUR PARENTS --- OKAY, OKAY <JUDGE PARKER AND NEVER TELL A L\E NANCY -- -ARE YOU . UNDER ' THE SHOWER? · NANCY--- IT'S TJME TO TAKE . YOUR .'SHOWER AW --.-MAY I TAKE IT LATER? PLA.61/NO 6 -S l by Harold Ledoux 1 ----------SAM WILL BE UNHAPPY TO YES, THANKS! I 'D LIKE TO TALK WITH HAVE MISSED YOU, AB8EY ! YOU, ANYWAYf YOU PROBABLY KNOW HOW ABOUT .JOINING ME IN THAT JEANNIE KELSO LEFT TOWN A CUP OF COFFEE? YESTEAOA.Y! SHE TOLD ME THAT SHE'S IN LOVE WITH SAM ... BUT HE'S NOT IN LOVE WITH HER I --~------------- EACH SPRIN& I CJJHEN IHE CU~EITT GRAOUATE.5 ffilNT ME, I FIND IWJ5EU: 1HINK1N& BACK 10 GRADUA11~ CL.A$E5 OF QEAR5 GONE FR! "THE CL.A5E> OFSIX'flJ-NINE. OJA€> ONE OF NVJ FA\JORrTE5 ! A5 'fl.IE roc.K IN FRoNT OF 1HE WW)L. 1HAT7UE 50JIORS PAINT EP£H lJEA~ ,., DJ FACT , IF lX)U t..DC1<.. UER.Q CL06EL..c.,> ATTf.fE LDWER LE.FT HMID 51DE OFME:, ~CAN snu. SEE A PEACE SIGN 1HAT 1HE9 ffilNTED 1R~E ! THAT'S You As A t<lt::>, PROFESSOR BURRD? y~s ... WITH MY FIRST BUTTE~FL.Y COLLECTION! WH,A'T FUN THAT WAS ... DOCTOR SMOCK ~ "rHA-r's WHY >.'M ae-r-r1N<S A secoNP OPINION AND W,ASN1r IT FUN CHASIN<q -r~E:M ··· AND H>ENTIFYIN<S IH~M ··· .AND STICKING IN I~' PINS .1 I'VE 5EEN A LOT OF GAADUA1lNG ClA€6E5 COME AND GO! 100 BAD IT UJA5 a)l9 A FAD .... e i . I . , : I . by ·George Lemont Ol<AY, A&...., IAKe! A LOOK AN' ISL.L-M~ WHA-Y-YA "'0-i INK f -.. ' .. .. ' .. . . ·, .. ,· ~ LI ID B L. f ~---------~~~---~~~-----~-----------·~~~------------------------·-t-·-·--· l'T Lar:::>K~ LIKE ~~s; OLP -S.TUFF 1't> Al\~ ! . \ -----.---...... ""f • .-.---~--_,,..-._.,.....__......._... ___ ::o_ ...... _.-:--_•~--7.,... ..... .._.."!",-... -........ _. __ .............. "" .... -............... ~ ................... 1191 ... 111z .. 2111a ...... a•••••t -~unif)l'Whirli! • -------by Hal Kaufman------- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR l'.YISf n..r. are at IMst ux dtffer· ~ ............... INhi: ............................. .... ......, call "" ............ , Qec:ll ...... wttll ......... . ,,,_.,~, '' 'f"'8 t 6u1n 1w 11 pJ~·~ S 6u'''~"' •1• \Ill\) t .... ..-.. ,p \o ..... -S ( 8'10\"W" 11•> 'IHI! l 1~1•w• II MAOH I H>Ya..-11•0 •. TSAR·STUTTERIDI W'Nlt dW ._Tur put en Mt Miiied potato? Tur cnem. W'Nlt did the Tur put on Ms het .. , TNM&raut. W'Nlt wa1 the Tur'1 fawrtte Mdef NAME THAT FLOWER The name of a famlllar flower Is the solution of this poser. A clue to each of the five letters In Its name ts found In the foll01Nlng rhyme: My flnt i1 In port, but not In .-.m. My second's in oyster. but not In clam. My third Is In pond, but not In lake. My four1h Is in .-.nc1, butnotlns.-.11e. My fifth is In eye, but not In wl'*. My whole Is• flower that's r.ct, white and pi'*. What flOINer am I? TNru-tNtrUla. What WH .... Tur'1 tavort .. a.1 ..... dllllf Chkttett Tur mefn. Alrf to addf • Sum Numbent 1. Whet Is the only number thet 8 contains es many tett.rs a1 Its value? 2. What two numbers contain half as many letters•• their value? 9Al--•tS C""'°" I • Well Venedf Hey, dkldlet The at and ttw fkldte, the cow jumped OYer ttw moot11 the tlttte dish la.,.._. to Me 1udl sport and the dot ran away with the lpooft. What'1 wrongf .,..., ..... , .,. Oop -.,.,0 • Tongue Twists! Say fa1t: "Shut the shutter, Sis," shouted Shewn. Touring Turks took the 2:22 thrqh train to Turin. WHAT'S NEW! There's something new to be seett above. W...t an It bef To find out, add lines 1 to 2 to J, etc. ,.. "' e i Jiii I ... j J. ~ For Better or For Worse SCHOOL DAZE : Add the following colon nutty to the Hmety classroom scene above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. >-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. S-Flesh tones. 6-Maroon. 7-Dec. brown I-Dec. blue. SPELLBINDER SCOlll 10 polftts fear V11nt all the Jeftett In the word betow to form --------two comp .... wordl: GRATEFUL THIN 1C1C1N 2 polfttt Nd\ for all words ~ four letters or mere ~------.....---~ found among .... tetten. Try t9 tare at IMlt JI ........ ...... ,Jiit,.-............ by Lynn Johnston -I I I • '. ,• ,• .. •' ·: ·GORDO ® . . ~ f ' ~ ... .. SHOE ~t al ~rf.SCO arotha' ~-the ~cW: ---,-.. ----~ ..... ' -cu woo • a a a as a ... . .. by Gus Arriola -.---..... lly Jeff MacNelly r------------~--~~---"'lmmnn--~ tM>~' '-« .... 1 1'111 - • JUNE 5 , 1983 ANATOMY OFA MURMUR I ! ' l CllYl1aLMYU Wlleaare ~:"toad J:, "*:' . .. When it hits my anldes. I don't think J have that far to ~ wear it up a lot, mtinly use when (. don't It gets caught In thlnp. Sometimes I go through a door, shut it behind me and take a step or twl1 bward. only ID IS pulled hick. Believe me, that hurts! I misht decide to wt It if it getS ~tin an elev~~· • But. of COUl'le, 1f thS happens I tnl&ht not have anythina left to cut of. Howard Coeell's tongue "a national monuffiE'nt ... -Amta Summer WASHINGTON -Joan R1Yere and Elizabet• ...,_ have more in com- mon than the oomedienne's ~ '°"' ...-. °" ,......, •·•· ,__ ..._ _ ........_ .... --. N.Y.-. caustic jokes about Uz's -----·· .. -....... ·.--.-·.··.t?.-.... ·.".~ ...... "" ........ _--__ ----________ wei&tlt -they also share the •• all9JUll.. ·LOS ANOELF.S -Nell 9.._ says there will be no Oaapttr '11utt in his life for quite a while -if ever. He says that since second wife .._....._moved out of his Bel-Air ho~. "I cancelled every project; for the fint time in 20 years I am not writing. I just don't feel like Writing. I am starting life over." Simon adds thal it would be "too painful" to write about his lite fi&ht now have my health. I don't regret any· th ina." ... Caa•tce Bera•• ls wrilfng the 5IDty of her•· 1y Ide as the late '£~Bel' .. ,~ The boo k, 11an1tia ond NIJJl: .Short *O"' llO ,.,._. Nott s from runs an antique shop and Otal& ~ .Slsttr. should be ohiM Ott111ion11 ..mnn on relea9ed in A'9JSL Cl\llUe, of 'bm aexuaUty." But a cout'le, belns_ fA&ar'• c1u1M1Y. nW*:iub ad the Wal working ~ ~ up has been ' -Rohm wnd!ltr dropped by a local Sima Ana spot due '° lact of in-t er eat. (Van Doren's show will 10 on, howlMt in OJlumlu. Ohio.) , don't relQy Wee ~toodme to home~ ,..,,,.,. .... a.b __ ~.· :i:uea.. der of Row1na. S.D.. who retired from fDOYiel In 1967 with a top ullJy of $250,0001 yell .. , appre. dlte aet· tqokl I feel ver)' ludlyio same plutic surseon. DI: F...-Kr•11 ol Beverty HJl1s. While Riven unabllh- edly jokes lbolJl her own nole job and ~ tucks, 'llly- k>(s publk:itt, a-9-il. denies that the 51.,.eer«S movie star has had a face.lift. But Uz authority Kitty KelleJ, who wrote the best· selllna unauthorized blo Elizdldh Taylor: ~ Last .9ar. llYI that sbxe dalnl trom9m 1M.W.,,...... (It.Va.~ Uz hll put on a hll>PY face -fteurl&iVely and lkeril-ly •... Depanmerit of EneraY emplo)'eel Ire brelthir18 -er slnoe the recent hirin8 of "'" a .. • , 3S, as a LONG·LASTING LISTERMINT. WANTS YOU TO ••• A LONG-LASTING GRAND PRIZEI I q A VACATION·A·YEAR ANYWHERE IN AMERICA ($2,000 A YEAR) 11 FOR THE NEXTnN YEARS OR $20,000 CASHI · . \ A vacation each year for ten ~ ..• to your Choice a wherever you want to go In the u:s.A.t ~ mountains, beautiful l:MNdleS, exatl~ cities-you can visit them'al in a fun, ~wation~t Upto$2,000 a.lotted for each~. CXYQU can hM$20,000 cash. It's aD yotp from lono-IUtin.g l..lstenTiinl l.islarmiht has twice the n&IUr8I mr.dttte ~mm mbUthWMh, arid~~ hOUrs more praeclon. Try it-orz~ l.ist8rmit annamori-~ IONUSI011U wnHJJ4' MOil usnaMINT-. fWJ LOok for special bonus bottles Of Ustermlnt at ~pating ret8Jters. SUOOi&s are Hmited, so h'urfy. I I ,, • I I I I -- -------- ·IP ~~~~~~~TElfil~LLif~1~1~~~ ~~6~H~~JJ¥f~ ~~~THv¢l~~~~~ he sexual revolution ls over. But in case you missed it, don't Worry -the gos.sip revolution is just getting Into full swing. In the minds of moralista, sex and psip have always been linked In dubious embrace. Fornication and false witness against one's nel&hbors were ~ deadly sins. Then, a generation ~. sex came out of the closet. In the first rush of heady expk>ratk>n. all k1n<b of aexual l- ty became permls&ble, If not positively required. Then, quick as a one-night saand. It was over and we had the new impotence, the new celibacy, the new amunitmenl and the ~ pleasures ot monogamy. With a l.in1e help from herpes. RX stoPDed ~ Ina hard and lettJed In b; the long Jog home. Lately psycholoQi.sts -the moralists ot our ieC:ular culfure who, like moral· illtS of aU lfJel, busy themlelves with revisi1!J the list of Wtues and vices - have dismvered pap ~ are linalna the prailes of wtlM wu yatmSay con- lidered I failina ol hill and ~ bodies. Dr. Frederic F\ach, ad)Und pro: ~ ol JJIYdiiltty flt Com8l Universi- ty Medical Collefe, oontidets PliP a •n>nfJ IOdll lofCe that keept UI Nne by llJowlnC UI to conftde In othen, lhare *>fies, ideas and happeninfl. It Is a kJnd ol MtHtrell oudet. . Ort. John Slblnl and Maury 5'Jver !Me a more ..tous tone In theft recent bOok. ~ ol E~ LJle (0.· bd Un Pt.). ao.lp, ~ dllm, hll a~ monl tunmon la humln ==· llloWi UI to Ir)' out our «hal ~·.~ m.meo~ llnd~-~ ~the ~boibood W\; •• aM!f dMc my VllUeil inctUdl Oldirt~ ,,.., modirldon lrid IObrtlt'y. ~ 8 Y IAMK•• helps us bring abstract moral prindptes down to earth. In addition, IJ)SSp acts as an inbr· ma1 smalk:laims court in whk:h we can redrell minor injuries without havina to go throush the bnnalltles ol ~ a case apinst a penon who has in- jured or ln5ulted us. For instance: a few years l80 a welk'especled ptytholop plagiarized paees born my wridn8:s and presented the Ideas and words as hls own In hls bestofellina book. It WIS not worth my time or the efbt to sue, 10 I balanced the tcale by repeatq the story. CIOllip WM my l"evert8l!-It brought his repitation down. Pfl. and thus the CIU9e of jultice wm terVed. U my Atisfadion Wiii petty, IO Qt hb ah1)e and punislunmt. _ 1111••••• • 4 • . • . . . A 'II D•UIOll Of Olm•IUYMlllP I I I j I ~ but for women it has to do with reJa· tion.ships and taking care of people. Now, for better and for worse, gossip is the communication network that keeps a community informed about the health or morbidity of relationships. Since the beginning of time, or at leMt the Industrial Revolution, men have specialized in the emoverted world of things, ideas, politics and machines. while women have been the natural psycho&ogiSls. 90dologists and com- munications experts -the people ex- perts. To use modem jargon, women were the community "networkers" who tended the grapevine that moni· tored the unofficial moral happenings - i.e., who was doing what to whom and when and why. And as often as not, this knowtedae was used to care for the needy or abused. In small towns where I have Uved, from Boaz. Ala., to Methow, Wash .• the .,.sp network 1iWUk1 inform the com- munity about wha needed help. When Jim and Mary were fiahtina and ne- glecting their son whO had" taken to stealing, the neiW!boring rancher just happened to find· a job for the boy. The gossip hotline has always provided the information used by the caretakers as wen u the malicious. It would 1J> a &ong W4'f toward re-deeminsr gossip if we pve it a more dignlfiec1 name -"oral history," for ex- ample. In my ~rhood the most marvelous ~P as a vinta8e woman who has been thete to~. For many decades me bas kept up with au the news that is unfit to print. She is the nearest thing we have to a lMng ar· chive, a memory bank lo which the communal lore and hlltory are stored. The olfldal reuon why my home came equipped with a ll1'00l100f1\ with metal door and barred windows is that a previous owner had a lot of pboto- graphic equipmeot; the unolk:lal ex· planatJon II that he was cteellng dope and kept te(dng ripped off. This brin1f us llO another of the vir· tues of IPliP -ailertabnnent. The .,-.,. of a ex>mmunlly are-the unsung and unpaid aorytellm, birds wtthout 8'Jkall or portloliol. They entertain and lighten our days wtth trtvial riles and weave the chaotlc eventa of our lives Into a coherent namtive. It la hard to P'9 how much deltaht pip .clds llO 041r lives unleM we harken bKk llO the prJmaJ time belole the ave19 AmericAn famlly Wllk:hed 1V 4Godd houri • week. ln the pd old days. w. rolled our own entmtalnment end m111ufactured our own vlioarioua dnmas, Of tx>Urll, W9'W9'9 llw91 wy.urs. ·Human ~to peek into other people'• ~ cfteck out their clrtY linen Ind lemt out hypocrtly. But • lelll In tbl lft'inidiadlyl. -,.... ly tlmbd ..aw. to the modllt pr-. ~ of ttiddr1I our ... ln the ~ of our OdllO/ neflhtlOl'I; 1hile 11 IOmlthlnl m4icb ............ about repldng in the f)SSip that a ter- rible .marria8e has come to an 0 . Henry-type ending (the wile fell in love with and ran away with the husband's sist~ than in the subtrivial gpssip about the characters in Dallas. Another of the unsung virtues of gossip is th• it serves as a pin to punc- ture the pompous and as a masnlfying glass to reveal hypocrisy. Ciosaips. like philo9ophers. speriali• in the separ.- tion of appearana! and reality. 1f Mt Andenon preaches the virtues of hon- esty but cheats on hls income tax. or swears fidelity but keeps a mistress in a dlstant city. his duplicity will be known and his hypocrisy held up to ridicule by the unoftk:ial jwy of~ So k>ng as there are waatng tongues and investi- gative reporters, our sins will find us out. . Go9aip al9o teM!I as a distant earty.. waming system that IPYeS us informa. lion that may protect us. For inance. physicians are notoriously lax in disci- plining their own rana or crfddlina one another publjdy. So U you wml to know which SUJ8ec>OS to avoid and whk:tJ to trust. tap Into the network ol hospital gos&ip. Any nune can tell you what the ~ says about wb.icb doc:lors drink excasively, are Lu in procedU1es and abUle patients. YICIOU9eDl•P / I I / / / FREE TRIAL ORDER FORM TRY US ON FOR SIZE. 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Jacque- Une Orlando, PhD., a P5Y'Chololist in Ge1nesville, Aa., says. "Tbe amoUnt of malidous pajp people repeal is 111 ac- curate index cit their .. of power- lessness. ff )'OU. find younelf slipping into this kind of psip, it is best to stop and honestly face your own fears." All IH•C l'Oll. -···· . ----·-·-----·--·-_..... -· ---·- Ukewise, when we are olered an item of maUd~ous· • we are presented wtlh an to test our moral couraee. e miy confront the selHp- pointed proset\for and beoome the de- lender of the accused's reputation. One of my best intonnants about the world of ~ as a woman who is a practicing 1.en Buddhist. "In Bud- dhism," she explained to me. "we have a precept of Right Speech. So I make a rule that I do not pass along any item of golllp thll I would not be willing to say to tbe pmon's face. I also do not repeat anything that seert\S to judge or meft!ly - ~ ANNOUNCING: Doctor's New 2J O.y 5'1pef i:11t-Olf" Diet with Powerful Diet Tablet ''/ went from Fat to Fabulous in 21 Days ... so can You" uwhsn I looked in thB mirror and rtJalizsd my class rtJunion was 3 WtJtlkS away, I could havt1 just cried. Nothing short of an old raincoat was going to hide tht1 weight I'd put on since high school. And I wanted desper•tely to ifTJfN•U my old friend$ from 1chool. I was fHling mighty low when 101Nthing wonderful h11f)IHlntJd. A fri--1 told ,,,. about the 21 Day Su1»r F•·Off Oiflt th« everfOM wn raving about. 8KauN I hlld tri«J many di«• OVllf ,,,. .,..,., , wn •bit .uptic•l 6ut ,,,. 2 I t»y Sup# F.,·Off Diet w• l~••mlraclefor1N. lnonly21 d•y•lw••downtomy w11ight inhighuhoo/. Andi wr• c*n1-d thtlfn .t ,,,. clau twunionl" ~,,........ Thera to the rner¥911 of medlc:el eclence. you ,could be 1u1t 21 d9YI from hlbutowl TAKI THI SHORTCUT TO SUMNI .. 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Gossip that people are gay unlels don. but the public's right al9o fanl.'" . should lncrea9e ouF under· they 5ay they are. I don't write hu to be taken l'*> con· Junet 5eymore. senior standing abo\lt why a person that husbands and wives are sideradon. The ftnt thine edilor; ~!'Any queltlon acts in a particular way, and playing around unless their you've aot to dA:ide Is ~ the rtsht to privacy therefore increase our com-behavior is '° flasrant It whether it's true. and you've often has to be balanced not passion for that person." seems to have some per· Ft to decide if your reader Is neassarily with the pubUc's The poweias and the vin-r------------------------------didlve specialia? in malicious gos.sip. The generous and compassionate circulate sto- ries that enhance the reputa- tion of others. lb reckon the full creative power of 80S'iP. mnember the last time you heard on the grapevine the echo of a complimentary story about yourseff that one per- a:m told to another behind your back. We all like to be talked about so long as what is said makes light of our vices and ceJebrates our virtues. In psip. as in lovemakina. the ihin8s that matter most are humot' and kindness.-IW For the latest word on the rules of the plip aame. we turned to IOCDe oelebl'lted celebrity Wlldlers. Here'• what they revealed: people. We leldorn Mhhokl inJMnltion became we dlink It mlaht be dama&in8 ID lhe in~UaJ." Q: Do you eM0 led a a>n/tid o/ intel'Gt IJ«DN of Q frimd.. shit> with a a/dJdty? C.vett: "Yes. I remember having to aay. ·rm sure you and I would both rather not have to talk about this, but since It would be artificial of us to pretend it isn't known, what about this or thatr" Smith: "Constantly. It's very ~.It'• very twd to We in New York Qty and to be in- vited to everythint that's hap- pening in show business and all the parties and then write about tht!le people dispas- sionately. But if I have a real story. t call them up and try to oonvlnce them that it's in their best interest to let me write it instead of somebody else." Calder: "Oh, that doesn't come up because the Enqulrfr Is suck ln Lantana. Fla." Seymore: "Occasionally. We don't lMthetort of SiddY, glamorous liJe that ~ mWt• iml9ne-Penoolll)( ) don't want to move In thole circles and l don't want the people who n reportlna for me to be rnrMnl In thole drdes. But ii ttlere ls a a>nlld ol interat like that. we by to .... IQmeOne ebe to do the ttory." - ----------------~---------====--=---------· .. ·-· -r Blue ·ShieldS. ·-~ net Senior e -OF~~ A Medicare Su Helps you keep dollars In your pocket. Helps you to supplement your Medicare coverage Coronet Senior pays the Medicare deductibles and copayments for covered services. The only deductible you pay is a $100 joint deductible for Medicare Part A and Blue Sh~ds Part c Extra Benefits --prescription drugs and private duty nursing. 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'lbu'H receive a detailed and readable description of Coronet Senior . b8oefits atid rates. · r-· -- Don't Leave Home Without It ... 1RAVELER'S GUIDE TO GOOD HEALTI-1 By Claudia Riemer ' he last souvenir of your vaca· tion shouldn't be a travel- related Inness. What follows a>Uld help prevent some of these ailments -from jet lag to traveler's diarrhea -from occurring in the first place. or at least prepare you lo cope with them when they can't be prevented. ................ Olaraderi2led by the sudden onset of diarrhea and often accompanied by abdomlnal cramps, nausea. vomiting ·and some- times by fever, this illneu results from a virus, bacteria or an intestinal parMite. All enter the.ibody through amtaminated food and water, and symptoms last from one to two days to a week. There's a chance you'll a>n· trad this if you're traveUns ~a foreign muntry. espedally in troptcal and sub- tropical areas, because water purity may not be regulated. Aler the onset of diarrhea, such prelO'iption druss • Lomodl and Im· modiwn will help bind you and stop • the cramps. But In t0me caset, the9e drup rouid prolone the intedfon. ~ to Bllmol is aJso uaeful In ~prevent· in& and t.reatinS traveler's diarrhea, but It must be consumed several times a ct., to be effecdve. A study al the Unl- venily of 'bs Medlcal School In Houlton has found thal two antimiao-. biall -trlmethoprim end sulfa. methc:uw:ole In combination, or trlmethoprim alone -reduce the eeYerity and dunldon of certain lorml of traveler'• diarrhea to 30 ~at: vkted that the medicldon II Pf'C)ll1ptJy after the onMt of the illnf:ll. ._.. Clodur Qll prt90lbe one of thele ~oofy~~1;~= you'll n..Cf tt: II you deYeq> diarrhea but h&Ven't ~ medklllon, eee a doc:lor. Never take~ ~pur- chMed In•~= One --QA~ of pro-lonflld b'llW&lf• ..,..,. Ill dehydr• tiori Ind loit 0( lleellolytlt (Nb~. A lremnent recoounmded by Dr. Theodoce c. Dc>ege of the American Medical M- sodation is to alternate drinking a glass of 8 ounces of fruit juice, ~ teaspoon honey or oom ayrup and a pinch of salt, and a ;ass of 8 ounces of boiled or car· bonaled water and ~ teaspoon baking aoda. D-lJl'd quench thd, ~ ~aminated~ and water can also transmit other diseases. j Parasitic infections result from poorly prepared meats, fish and shellfish. • bacteria such as staphykx:occu,,, a tox· in produced when foOd remains unre- frigerated for too long, often causes food poisoning. And gastrolnteslinal disease and hepatitis are spread 11>' food or utenS11s washed in contami- nated water. Though you can rontracl all of these problems dining out in this countJy, they occur more frequently in other COWllries. Salads, unpeeled fiuits, raw vegetables and dairy products On warmer climes. such as the Caribbean) can be the source of these allm«tts. so avoid them if you're UDCfttain aboUt how they were deaned or prepared. 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FOi thl• reaervatton fM you wm r.ceM tmmecHataty on entval at Veg• World, culno chlpa and 9Ct1pt. ly ualng }'OUf cl'ltpa and acrlpt, YOUt Laa Veg• vacetlon la vlrtuelty fr•. Invitations Limited Offer Expires Saturday, June 25. 1983. PRIVILEGES I PROVISIONS 1 **"' aACK GUAMNttl-V.O-Woltd ha blocUO • latg9 nurnbe< ot rooma lor Ihle ..-ci.i VIP Vtcatlon o'lfw. W. ~ 1°" conflnn«I l'IMMl!lllM on Irle dlll.e YOll cfloO;el, or your ,_.,.,ltion ... wtM be refUftded In tvll. 2. Thie otter ..iid 7 deYt a ...._ ~ LN Vtglll Vll*lorl kMI• tlon ii OOQCI lor MM! SIMday tlWU Wldll9icM,. OI ,~ on .....,... No~°' ... utdl1MMll.wa111g111y l'8Clllfft- !Wld mldMek .... l'&tlol .. "°°"' 11Mf\19tlonl c:en be ,.... ntM wittl your r9QUelt lorni. OI' ~~I~ OI' m.11 ta-. YIM r.-v9110n1 muel be m.st • llMlt tO llrfl b9foN protected MM& .... S. A ~ tee of I* per l*IOfl (tCICM a. I. inulC be malled With~ ¥9CMIOn Wfll•IOn ~'°""to~ yo41 er1t¥a1. 0o not 1MW on yolll' '**'°" untff yo11 tw.e oon- finned .... 4tiOlll. 4. 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HOW ID SHOP SMART AT A FLEA MARKET By Merrie Spaeth ~ m«nS Ilea marlteu, auctions and roadside sal5. For tips on how to ~ a savvy col/eao( FAMnY WUK1Y ~ wlh Tmy Kou«, ro- au/hol' wilh her husband. Ralph. of 40 boolt$ on andquo and coll«tibla, n- dudins tMiT rtar1I The Kovels' C.ollec- ton' Sourcebook (~). Q: Mn. Kovel, are collectibles pld ln- vestmentt? A: That's like askina if stocks are pld investments -~ collec!lbles are. For example, if .you ~t carnival stass mlJ8S about 10years19> -they would have coet you $ 10 lpiece -you <X>Uld sell them today br more money than you would have made on interest with the money in the bank. Bui ex>l~ tibles lie up your moi:teY, and you alto have hidden oom. like Insurance, br antiques. Qt Should coUector1 Uy to buy the oldest coUectfbles? A: No. Rather, buy the belt or buy at the top of the period JOU collect. U you can't 6rd the top, bUy from another period. Allo, buy what lntere9tJ you, becaUR the key to SUClC8lful coUectlng of thinp that hold ther value ls to learn about them. That's why it's bett to concenmte on a limked uea - don't coDect ''chlna." colJect a narrow fteld, like American 19th-century pot· tery made ln New Jeney. And lJ}' to be among the ftnt to •art c:ollectina aomethlna. before it ls already popular. Qt Wh•'• hot noW7 At All IOt1I of th1n8L Adv~ mmada ~ ,-Cl'l&)t So hM cartoon Ind oeleldy itelN. like lJlde Orphlr1 Annie. Hooa&ona Clllkty Ind Qlartie Oiaplin. I Ju1f heard of a Sllrtey Temple cup -not a m .. they're about S3S -that wem br '700 • llOCdon. 'T1llneJ tluit have a lot of ~ Ilka qu1b. are bia tellers. And here'• a hot pndJc:tlori. Look b' the Ohk> pottery dt'9*f by Eva 7.eilel. We thJnk this .. i..ay '°"" to hk bft. Qt Whll are CJr*ll cautions to 1Yo6d~ • =-r..='tur:r:. ::-::-~ ~.'ln ...... fthlnk ~ daierl ft WOIMierlll lind rtplltilt. bUI ti..; do tmd eo bl _......, -. dlnlltJc. ~'lJ Wl1I ~~'T ~ 90f1M!lhin& can be repal1'!d. but they don't say ll whM a>9l. And the rmaUest thing can dramadcally chanae the value of an item. A hairline aack reduces the value of a ... VIie by two-Ulirds. Second. aet a written receipt br an expensive iem, deecribin& a aee and condldon. If you later learn it's a fake. the majority of dealers will take it back. And that reminds me to add that we preter local auctioneers. U you're deal- In& with aomeone who leaves town the next dq_ )'QI.I have no right of return. IW YOU'LL BE THE ENVY OF OTHERS. 106 POUNDS INS MONTHS "Hll My rwne la J..,.. Aleund«. It wun't ao long ago I wetghed 281 pounda. It'• lmpottant to me to remember thoee days • Important to ,."*"'* the bras that fastened In the front • The booth• I .voided In reataurainta • :rhe htlp I needed to buck,. my atioea and the anduleh I felt when the alrllne atewltdeu needed an exten- alon to faaten my sat belt. Thanks to the R08ANN CLINIC P9'0GMll the weight la off and 111 going to atay off. From now on I'm In charge ot . my llfe." RIACHINQ YOUR GOAL II OMAT but the unique thing about the ROeANN CUHIC 'ROOM.II la not the weight you k>M but the rMthod to kMp It off after you loaa It. You o•n•t cheat on this Pf'Ogf9m becauM you'll be Jnn Altx.and~ eating 90% of Whal you now at 261 lbs. Ml. We do no1 try to re-educate 90 days later &. 69 lbs. tiahter 1'1 lbs. your atomech or ~r taste bud• • It would be a toeing battle af)yway. Thi• progrem makM ldJuatment• to vour normal way of IMng. YOU'LL U DllT1NG WITHOUT ,RUNG L*E A DllTIA. You won't netd willpower Mc:au• the ROaAHN '"°°MM 11 not trying to onanoe your llfeetyle. only your weight. Al YOU START 10 LOii WEIGHT (on any progrwn) your bOcty metM)ollem beglM to '9ll1t any further weight 1oa1. Thls 11 the primary reMOn. llf*911Y after lbout 30 day•. that eo many acMttlaad plant beoomM lneff9ctlve. To cwercome thlt DIAD IND PLATIAU 1yndtorM, we ,..... oatrw.ct together the fontmott prof"tloMll In th .. r n.td • Medlcat, o..t~ and Ptychotoglc:al. The RODNN "°°Mii !Mr ,_. ~ed le deetgned to not only l'NCh vour w~t toe. IC* bUt to f!Wntaln It 119 AD\IANCID TICHMOUI UtiM duw dlffet9nt formulas. Each hM It'• own 30 day auppfy. THiii PORMULA changel .,. aotentlfloally PNlnned to owercome any reelatanoe your body bullde agalft9t fut1Mr weAght lou. MD-,_ DOWT HAVI TO Wltlf WlllCI fOlll YOUR Ol'OIA.;. 60 days later & 106 lbs. lighter 155 lbs. ••&JOTALWllGtfILOHPf!OOMI"" INCLUDED WITH EVl!RY ORDER II THE ftOIANN CLINIC'S MOTi· VATION MANUAL AND Dt£T FOR "PEOPLE WHO LOVE TO EAT". The motivation manual wlll give you tha paychologloal 1upport you need to ahed unwanted hangup1 along wlUt u,,wanted pound1. You wilt qutcilly '"'" to recog,,lu the code words and aotlone by thOM your weight IOH thrHten1. THI ROIANN CUNtett MT 11 FOR HOf'U WHO LOYI TO OT AND NRD TO LOii WltQHT, '**UCON AND 1001 tN THI MORNING TO CAIHIW NUTlf'OR LAftT.Y. YOU wowr II HUNGRY AHD aTILl 8'MN°'' 'AT ANO INCHU AT A MTI NIVO llFC>ftl '°9118&.I. AU OM-W ~a.GAY ....,..,.. VIA UN. INCIAL OILMIRY Oii u.& ,_,. CUii MM. __ ....._ ___ ,;...._ ______ _.... _ _;__,.....;.. NO JOITW Oil HAHDUNG CHAAGll POR OM•I ,.._. • ON CMDIT CAii Oii ... ... AT Tiii CUMC • cne-.- • ., STEPHEN BARRY REAPS ROYALTIES WITH ROYAL SERVICE ' hey say no man is a hero. to his uakt., /Jul sumy BriJain s Prina Olarfes Is onf! in thf! eytS of his lormer mansm>ant. Slephm Barry. 34, now malting a kifl8 s runsom wilh Royal Service (Macmillan). his m:mlfy publish«J. bf!sl.~ling mttnOk Ewn bdrn publication, Barry:S boolt obouJ his 12 ~ wilh H.R.H a>m- mandf!d a princely. six.fisu~ sum k>r a magaziM acerpt. 'Though &my has bftt1 ailic/z.ed k>r disloyalty, ~ hunsry readm won~ find too much spia in thiS tastdul rmrinisana. u'1ose juicia bits indudf! a discussion of PMa 0rarta :s «llins habits fM loaJha chocolatt pudding and lout!S a>ldlish disho) FAMILY WF.fJCL)' i · Mary £/Un BnJnS ~ to &my about the pri1xn world ol Brltaitr ~ royals ond the public :s lasdnalion wilt llH!m. .......... ..,..._ ..... :_uc=,_ ....... w • Bury. Well, to an extent. I ~.t there thlnkin8. "Jt'1 f!VfllY ~t ~. caviar and gold plates. It's 00( th• at Ill. I was amued how rnodeltJy thty live In~ how they can't Und ware. I!'-' ~·t arve, but they cer- tainly don t have a>UJ'R after a>une • Queen Victoria dkS. ~ .z:: --.. a.tee .. Bury. Suref:~ been out lor the cs.y IO do~ ht'd ccrne beck .net say. ··oueH what happened?" Scmethlna tc!l down or IOl'Mlhlria . WWlt Wf0118. Ht •w &ht funny llde·ol lh1np.. • kln8 II nobody Wll hurt. J · never t>rFt tie WM the l>rtra. But I ~'t F lfOUnd on Ill bus ill di1 lonl boWlna and~ 0 .... ,.. ............. ................ ,,,, 8iny. ~ ,....,.. k -:ht Md -a lot of fun as a bachek>r. And B. it's a job I tor Ii.ff!. You just can't leave her in 6ve ! years and many somebody else. Now a, he's enjoying the wild oalJ he has left .I to sow with the Prina!SS, and he's hav· ing quite a good time with her. Q: Doee tbe Prtnee ba"Ve any t.alb? Barry: Of course he does. He's got a temper. Inefficiencies annoy him. Q: Your book 18 eo dl8creet. Sany: Sadly, the truth Is 90metlmes duller than fiction. Q: ow JOU lea.-e • lot out? Sany: I honestly didn't The thing is, Joan Collins didn't live In the palace. It wasn't like DynastJ. Q:YCN Alll't It Ne OD W ,,., I 4 llle:ehwl? • Barry: No1 no, no. You hardly can at the palace. I mean, you say to a mald In the parlor, "Have you seen the Prince7' .. Oh, he's just tJ>ne into the baduoom." Q: WMre do ,..,. tldak die .... ....... Ille llDe ... co ...... --~' Barty: Sadly, the Prince knows they need each other. I think decency should be the line. For insaanc:e. when the Princeu was~ lasa June In the Bahamas, I think the phoCographs of her &ooklns ~ [In a bUdni] were a &errt.fic lnvasaon ol privacy. ~ .:.r:e "::r~'°" People want them to be royal and yet they llke the human flaws in them. Prince Andrew ruMfna around wtth Koo Slark ls a very human th1na lor a man to be dolnc· OsWW• ... -.wwwMlla •• ... ...,. ....... ,...Gl-1 ~ They're eudly the tattle 11 we are. EzoePt they live lri pllaces Ind they've IO( their own jlchU. 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Ll111t 117loN>-8 1 •1 n 1 t1 P P1311fln• You' may not notice it, but next week (June 13th, to be exact) our hearty Pioneer 10 spacecraft will take a giant leap for man- kind when it flies out ~ all the known planets and leaves our solar system be- hind. Already soaririg along for 11 yea.rs, it will pass our last planet, 90me 2.8 billion miles from the sun, and oould con- tinue in space for billions of years. lt is hoped that Pioneer can pinpoint a possible dark· star companion to the sun - perhaps even a 10th planet. And a message is beina car- ried aboard, aimed at in· teUiaent life elsewhere. A plaque, designed by astronomer Carl Sagan, outlines the solar system, diagrams a few bmic sdence principles and features draw·. lnp of a man and woman au naurel. But NA.5A's Peter Waller informs us that a brou- haha has arisen over the drawings -~about the female's physique not be-lna as detailed as the male's. Wdl, If this =kes all kinds ot sex-role ~ amons the little sreen men and women out there, Vt'e won't be around to hear about It. Pioneer's fi'1t contact outside our IOlar system wOI be With the nearest star to us, called Ross 248. And that will be in the year 34,593-give or take a millennium. Pity the poor video- enthusiast. He ~no special unifonn to identify him m 1he athlete he ls -no customi2Jed helmet like a football player, no high- top sneakers like the basket- ball player, no tacky shirt like the bowler. Well, in this case, necessity was the invention of Mocher. Mrs. Carmel Delaney of New Orleans noticed that her 13-year~ld son, .Bob, was developing blisters and calluses on his hand from spirited attacks With his~ game joystick. "When he told me tbat his friends sometimes used socks to protect their hands," she says, "I came ~ with the idea of the stove. The "glove" la the Video Pro CJove with open fineertiPs. a soft lelther palm, 9tretchy nylon on the back of the hand and ~ fastenen. At tint, Mrs. Delaney ad- mits, her IOCl was embar· r&Sled to wear it, but now the llloVe II the item at New Orleans arcades. So far ~thcMlnd of the S7 gloves have been sokl at ·specialty stores and conve- nience stores. and Delaney sees it as the first in a pro- jected llne of vkJec>.tame ac-cessories. For more infor· rnation, contact VKieo Pro f.nterprises lnc., P.O. Box 23663. New Orleans, ta. 70183. - ting married for the first time, the groom's family should pay equally for the wedding, while 23 percent say it should re- main the burden of the bride's family. Th~ percent think the groom's family should pick up most of the tab, and 13 pertent had no opinion - and, probably, no daughters. 111 deared becaute of bomb threats, and the tests. were postporwf. But the next year, the uni· verstty struck back with an even more ingenious solution. No, they didn't make their students sweat it out under threat of beillS blown to smithereens. They just In· sisled that the kids pick up everything and move it to a apedally outed altemldve test lite wltbi.n five minutes. Well that's no fun, and once I the word spread, the bomb threats dropped to one the I nut year, With no falk>ut at thlS year'• ex.ams.