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THE NEWPORT ENSIGN • ESTABUSHED 1948 • 33RD YEAR • NUMBER 24 • (714) 673-0550 • SERVING ALL OF NEWPORT AND CORONA: DEL MAR •..wEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1981 • 25 CENTS
Some Classy, Used 'Rags'
Go To The Inaugural Balls
1n a sense, thia ia a raga-
to-rich•• atory-but the
"raqa" that aome Newport
Beach women wore to the In-
auqural Ball lut niqht in
W uhinqton were most
eleqant.
A. a matter of fact, they
weTe evenin9 gowns from
Little Audrey's Recycled
Raqa 1n Corona del Mar, a
favorite ahopping atop for
thOM in the market for used
clothlnq.
The ~~~qural Ball qave
loc.l women, who are ac-
cultomed to cuual CaUfor-
nJ.a attire, an "opportunity to
dr .. to the hilt,~, aaid owner
Audrey PattenoA.
Couicleri.Dq the national
attitudee eacourac;Jed by an
~y-aladecl Reaqan
Ad••9•at•aUon, tuir lower-
~ cMklel ..... d. p&r• .....,.,UIIillely.
,._...,. wen porcltiaecl
bJ ...._ betw .. a 30 ud 40
yMn old. Pa«enoa Mid.
Gown, appropriate for
such a 9ala affair ranqed m
pna. from $30 to $120,
althoup their 011~
owaen Mel paicl $100 to
S500 for them, abe added.
Although Pattenon main·
la.ined clWcretion about the
nam" of the previou..a owner•
of the ball qowaa, it was
l .. rned the altop featuz ..
aome qarments owned by
Cher Bono. But Cher'a duda.
such u a pair of qr"n
leather pants, were 1 ... than
proper attire for eventa of the
ball'• caliber.
Recycled Raqa baa alao
fNtuHd clothu and ac·
ceaoriet owned by Polly
BergeD and Barbre Strei-
a&Dd.
The store operal .. on a
conaiqnment buil and cur·
reutly hu 4,200 accounts.
Little Audrey's, which hu
t>e.n in bu..am .. for approx-
imately 10 years, oHera
garment• at one-thJrd of their
Used evening gowns of ele-
gant quality like this one
displayed by Audrey Patterson
went from Corona del Mar to
the Ronald Reagan Inaugural
Balls this week. worn by
unnamed women with an eye
for a bargain as well as for
style, Audrey revealed Since
discretion is the betrer pan of
merchandising, Audrey
declined to disclose the
identities of the purchasers.
~aft photo bv Ron Stone
onomal pnce. Onca the qar-
ment bas been dJsplayed at
Recycled Raga for a penod
of 30 daya, the price 11 then
dropped to one·a•xth of the
oriqlDal price.
e e e And Heather And Hart
Get A Reagan Kiss-And TeD
...
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City Offers CbDda en Stokm. RiddeD, guneatTo Newport. Father Chaawes
A poalble brealdhrouQh in
the city'a legaJ war with a
private company over millioru of
dollars in profita from 16 oil
wells wu ... n yesterday.
The city proposed taking a
much larger chunk of tidelands
oU profit. in return tor lettinq
Armstronq Petroleum Co. con-
tinue to operate the wella put a
acheduled Jan. 25 contract ter·
mination.
Bob Armstrong, pretidenJ of
the oil firm, could not be reach·
ed for comment.
In a related action, Armstrono
failed Friday in a court bid to
rntrain the city from taking
over the oil fields.
City W.naQer Bob Wynn said
the propo.al "could be" a
brealdhrouoh that would end the
conflict.
Uuder the~. if Ana· ........ _ ... _,.,., ....
tf.M 40 pero.~tt of Ute
..... price of the Oil, iutMd of
the 12.5 percent cuuntly. Ann-
.tronq would pay royalti•,
operating c<>tts, and tu .. from
his 60 percent.
Since l.ut May, the city hu
moved to take over oil profit. it
"ti.matea could run u hiqh u
$6 million over the next five
yeara.
Armstrong baa offered to pay
the city aJl the profits it thought
it could reap over the nest f.iYe
yNJ'I, m return for the riqht to
drill further out under the ocean
floor.
The ctty refuHd that offer,
aaying it wanted to Mek com-
petittve bada for the wel.lf' opera-
tion.
The clly haa aa.Jd it has no
plana to drill more wella, or drill
further out into alate hdelands.
The hdelands ere held in tru.at
by the caty for the people of the
enhre alate, under a state grant.
ctty offac•ala have Mid. They
have cla1med the city it under a
leqal obUQalioD to obtain u
much public revenue u poiSible
(ContiJlued on page 10)
An .. umated 20,000 car tripe
per day would r•ult from the
buildout of Newport Center, ••
it Ia currently requ .. ted by the
Irvine Co., acconiino to a draft
ID¥ii'OiltMtMl l•pect IWport
releued by City Hall y•lerday.
But the LDcreued traffic
would be largely U.Otbed u
new roads are bailt, city official•
M.d.
The requ-.. &lao ... b to lhlft
the plana for ~lopment of the
rem&lDtDO 60 acNe from
relldenUal, lD the curNGt
Geaeral PlaA, to coaaa.rci&l
lud. u.. 'I'M ~Ual
c:Melq .. Uoll w .. lapoeed iD 1
br eouacU.
·~--~lo ..W 810,000 eq\&ate IMt of of.
tw., 20,000 lq\aate '"' oJ .... 100-~ .... .
fte ~ ou .... .o.w
.-;.n.ifi70oMt·RiP•Y· II•' ., .. M4 MM~Arthr.
,... ~of .. iaciMIM
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(C 1 a u• • ...-10)
byRog.Aagw
The Cbriatmu U.. still is up,
with the unopened preMllts
undemNth. And Ali Zar-
rlnn~ar, 39, waits, frets, male ..
phone calls &Jld does everythia9
he t.QaUy can to qet }us thr"
ch.ildren back.
He ia supported in the. ei-
forta by hia cuuent wrle.
Sharon.
A wcceuful N.wport Beach
real .. tate aalesman, Zar-
riDD~ar claim..~ that his ex-Wlfe,
Dorothy, 39, stole the children
Dec. 11, took them to Wuh-
inqton state and ia b.idin9 out
with ta.. and aer brother' John
•u B.reemeA, in the h.illl.
And he eaad they are reGd.in9
ia a coU.ctkm of trailen whiCh
aJ.b ~a coaJuucl clWd
em'llteT. Tb.ia, Aid the l&.yeu
Soatll.em c.l.ilonDa r~t.
lWa "" aW::k • tlliliiP! .................
~ a.c~30 .. ua 99-•o ia !M~ and 9MtiD9 them,
bat the otiici&la tell me it w not
U.. r:tqat tlun.q to do, and I know
that,,. he toJd Tb. Eruign duri.llq
an mlerview at Ius Dover Shor.
J.ome.
Chtld-Jteahng ~a crime
which can be chuqed u a
au.demNOor or a felony 1n
Califonu&; Zarnnneqar was
8Cheduled to ... k a feJony
ell.~ &Qainst Dorothy tbu
week.
If he ~ auecesslul, the c harqe
will prompt hun to ask ofbc•ala
in Okanoqan County, Wub-
inqton, to arrest ber. be s&Jd
But be s&Jd he 11 not grNtJy
concerned about her anest "All
1 want is my children back," be
Mid.
"The chtldren were here.
where they have everytrunq," he
Mld, o-tunng around hu larqe
home on Galazy Dnve, With •
8Wimm.lnq pool that overloob
Upper Newport Bay and
)Jewport C•nler m the dutanc.
"Wby would she want to take
them away?"
The dark-baued. athlehc
looki.a9 Zarnnneqar has had
(Coatilaued on pa~ 10)
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IN SHORT Robert Sbelloa ... P!i •••••
lor oow-..-.-t.:l ........ .....
L~============--oc============:J l· t.MiniDe Co ..... ••Ill Newport Beacla eitbea Gf tile ..........
.......... pNGdeAt of
tJ.e ........ ol c.lifornia, wiJ1
8peak at .._ er-~ County &.r
A...,.....itWaU..Uoaud
J_... ~ Ju. 29 at the ..... ~~-
... pr uhl•t to be iutalled
18 Job c . Gurett of N.wport
Beada ... local board -'-n will be Patricia He009
o1 Coroea cW w.z &nd Robert
B . Gallinn of Newport Beach.
GoWell Wea Clan ..
.._aatiao lot clawn COD·
tma. tluoac;la Feb. 6 and
cl... .aut Moaday, feb. 2.
For iabmaticm on appoint-
menta ud reQi8tratioD times call
the coiJeoe at 891-0660.
luUcllDg PenD.Its
A total of 131 bu.ildinq permit.
willa a valutioll of $3,437,037
wen ileued by the city of
Newport Beach buildinq depart·
ment iD December, down only
lli9h.tly hca the year befote.
PenD.it valuation for the fi.8ea.l
,...,. il DOW $80,758,628, more
than double Jut yean total on
the aame number ol permits,
923.
Penllita .. ,. -.u.d lor eiqht
a:invJe..f.amily hoiDM, one
duplez, one CJAR98, 21 poola,
22 w.U. and leDc:.e, 51 reside:n-
tial additiou, lou demolitioru~,
18 co~rcialadditions, one
aiqn and low rru.cella.neous
ite.m.s.
Stat• Fellowships
Applications for state
qradu.ate fellowahip8 for 1981-82
are now available and must be
filed by Feb. 12. Applications
are available at vraduate and
prot..ional a:hoola in the state
or from the Graduate FeUOWihip
Section, Stude:nt Aid Com.m.is-
aion, 1410 Filth St., Sacramento
958l.f, phone (916) 322-2803.
Trauma Society
AmODQ the new officen of the
Oruqe Co.ulty Trauma Society
i1 Patricia ~k, R.N., of
Newport Beech, who wu elected
..eretary.
Pwpoee ol the .aeiety is to
prOIIlOte pahlic a~ of
traa:ma (ac:ddeatal injury) care
th.rouvll COIIUilUIIJty edu~.
.cc:ide•t preftlltioo C&lllpaiqna
and cliMeter pla.n.nillg .
Local ....ben of 1M board of
db•cton are Robert Heiliq,
R.N., a.lboe lalud; Judqe Wuk
A. SocMD, CorOJUa del Mar: and
SWa)ey Gold, W.D. aad m.tDe
Sena, R.N., of Newport Beach .
ColD Con.entiOD
1M NumiaMtie Society of
Southern C.Wornia will llold ita
26da aJUlW com CODYeDtion at
the A•ba-do~ Hotel, 3400
Wibhire Blvd., Lot ADqeles Jan.
29 and 30 from 10 a .m. to 6
p .m. and Jan. 31 from 10 a .m. to
6 p.m.
For details of the proqram call
tlae .aciety at 823-1634.
Court Volunt .. n
Volunt .. n ue needed for the
Victim/Witness Auiitance Pro-
qram in local courts.
Traininq will be qiven on
Tuesday, Jan. 27 from 10 to
11:30 a .m. at the Harbor
Municipal Court, 4601 Jamboree
Rd., Newport Beach.
FoT more information call the
Victim/Witness Proqram at the
local courl or at 957-1:137.
Appraisal CoW'M
An introductory course m real
estate apprailinq will be qiven
by the American Institute of
Real !.tate Appraisers of the
National Association of Realton
on Saturdayt, Jan. 24 to Feb. 28
from 8:30 a .m. to 5 p .m. at
Southern California College, 55
Fair Drive, Co.ta Meu.
Co.t i8 $225. For detaib call
the local chapter in Burbank at
(213) 849-7331.
CoDSUJDer League
The Women's Co&lllcil of Real-
ton wiD llost Mn. Pa~cia Blow
of the Couumer Leafue at ita
Newport Beach luncheon on
Wedne.day, Jan. 21.
She will addrea topta of
special eonoem to women
realton well as avoiding aut~ m~ repair "rip ofta," how the
WOTkiDC) woman c.,a quickly and
elfeeti:wely h.andle ll.r penoaal
coasumer complaint., u well u
bayinq and c:arinq for clothinv
and aocrnori•.
,.ar at tile a.DDual .,...,..,_
buaqMt of the Newport .....
Ar• Cu•het of c~
Friday Di9llt.
Sheltoo wu choeea by • co.
mittee of 10 put citiHu of ...
JM.I'. The a.DDOUJlcemat wu
made by Ray Wabon, otti ... of
the ,..... in 1976 and a fonaer
president of the Irvine Co.
Michael Gerinq of the law
firm of Virtue and Scheck wu
in.at&lled u the 1981 preadent of
the chamber by Newport a..cll
W.yor J.ckie Heath•~.
Shelton, a 22·JM.I' ~t of
Newport Beach, •I'Ved u city
mana~r from 1956 to 1961 and
on the City Council from 1965 to prelident of the Newport Harbor
1968.-. . Area Chamber of Commerce by
Prior to ru: MI'Vl~e locally • he -Mayor Jackie Heather.
wu an adm_niltrative an.aly.t _y· St.tf phot by Ron Stone
with the Ca.lifomia department os
of finance from 1~9 to 1951, County Coa1t Association, the
and wu with the federal vov•rn· YMCA, Mardan School, the
ment for two yHrs u an intern United Way, the Commodore's
with the National ln•titute of Club, and the Oran98 Coa•t
PubUc AHain. CoUeqe Citi&eM Advisory Com·
He wu assistant city manaqer mittee.
in Modesto and chief adminiltra-
tive officer in Santa Barbara
before com.inq to Newport
Beach.
Since leavinq city qovem-
ment, he hal been a colliUltant
on qovemmentaJ relation. and
SUlce 1978, vice president for
qovemmental relations with the
Irvine Co.
Shelton is active in the Hoaq
Hospital 552 Club, the Oranqe
He il also involved with the
Newport Beach Pacific Cout
Hiqhway Bay Crouinq Planninq
Committee, the United States
Interior Department Upper New·
port Bay Field Committee, the
Statewide Urban Planninq and
Land UM Committee of the
California Chamber of Com-
merce, and the Land u .. Com-
Robert Shelton. left, receives Citizen of the Year plaque from
Ray Watson.
mittee of tbe California Council
for Environmental and lconomic
Balance.
He and and his wife Barbara
reside in Corona del Mar and
have four chUdren.
ouye, treasurer.
Division leaders installed were
Gordon Wett, president of the
Past Presidents Council; Carol
Blalr•~lee, president of the
OolphJne; Paul Salata, •kipper of
the Commodores; Bill Hamilton,
president of the Marine Divi-
sion; and Andrew Schwebel,
pre•ident of the Convention and
Vieitors Bureau.
New officers of the chamber
inst.illed Friday night, in addJ.
lion to Gerinq, are Carol South,
executive vice pre1ident; Chuck
Hirsch, vice president, opera-
tions; Jim ViUen, vice pr81i·
dent, muketinQ; Maury DeWald, The event was held at the
president, finance; Earlme j Newport Marriott Hotel in New·
secretary; and Ted In-port CenteJ.
Riley To Leave
Hoapltal Tod'•y II II..... I \ f~ I.' I\ t :
Fifth Diltrict Supervisor Tom
Riley, 68, is expected to be
releued today from Hoaq
Hospital where be has been
reeuperatinq from a •vera
Pthma attack, accordinq to
Teny Rodriquez, a Riley aide.
"He il doinq very well" and il
"9ainin9 hia .trenqth back,"
aid Hoev offieiala.
On Tue.day he WP 1ittin9 up
iD bed "conduetinq county
buain_,' while wearing hJa
'Once a W&rine, always a
Wuine' t-ahirt, Rod.ri.Qun eaiJIL
~~ ' . Ri'-1 .. Y ... tum to b.i8 offtq,
to ....wae woxk on a put-time
.buia beqin.n.inq ,. early "'
Thunday, she added.
HOW liTTLf THE
COST FORA
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
• Blemish-free
complexion
• Perfectly clean
skin
• Firming & toning
~ «> yeon In !he akin
core prof..lon it proof
ltlot It wocrta.
0~
I ( I\ ) ' \ ! • • I t', t , ! \ ' I
e Handwoven wall hangings. some
dyed with natural vegetable dyes
• Handmade and handpainted jewelry
boxes
• Murals • Ceramics
• Handmade ash trays, coasters, trays
• Authentic pre-Columbian pieces
AU. HANDMADE BY INCA INDIANS
. Wage F*, Uppts. Level
1 tao So. Coast Hwy., 1..agma Beach 49t t30a
•
Kiclr off tlae Ne.., Year at
'100 Off YE8DARIAN ANTIPASTO
with any order of
~ rlan ........
TMTifW
To 8uy'
by LeiGDd PoUDd
NaMlve .arthmovtno on the
J. N. Peten houJinO projKt at
MacArthur BouJeva.rd and Ford
Road b not the prelude to the
erolion of larQe amount. of Jilt
into the Upper Newport Bay
f.ared by aome environment·
aliata, accordin9 to Jim Lorman,
oradinQ engineer for the city of
Newport Beach.
"It b nec .... ry to k"P all the
aut on the aite," laid Lorman.
"We have required d.esilting
buln$, aandbaga and conhnuous
maintenance for any areas
where mud could get off the
aile."
A visit to the Jite, which is
laced with sandbaoa, ba1ina and
dratnage courses, confirms the
city's detailed supervision of
erosion control.
According to Warren Morton,
project supenntendent for
Peters, eros1on control was
budgeted at $100,000 for the
project and may g o htgher than
that.
The proJect, wh1ch includes
one of the more massive earth·
moving operations in many
years in Newport Beach, 1.2
m1llion cub1c yards, almost com·
pletely surrounds the Ford
Aerospace plant
A 50-umt condo mimum prOJ·
eel, located at Ford and Jam-
N.-p«t ED.slgu Wec~De.clcry. Jaa\&CII'J' 21. 1•1 Page 3
_..._..._ __ ,......~...,...,-,__.........,.,.....,...__,.~--......,_.............-..... form the work, and deduct the
bor .. , iJ the fir.t ph ... of the
development.
Other ph ... a will include
Jingle-family hom" at the Inter·
section of Ford and MacArthur,
Iaroe custom lots north alonQ
Mac Arthur, and more lingle-
family hom" alonQ Boon
Avenue east of Jamboree on the
north side of the Ford plant.
The luxury condominiuma will
feature New EnQland-atyle
dormer windows, tympanum fan-
lights, French doora, cedar
shingles and pnvate courtyard
entries. The single-family homes
will be one-and two-stories with
rear orientations and some
ocean views.
According to Lorman, Peters
is grading the enure aile at one
time, then will build out the
project in increment•.
In addition, all perimeter
streets, c urbs and Qutters, storm
drains and five new traffic
signals will be constructed dur-
Ing the hrst phase with work
expected to begin in the next
two td three weeks, accordmg to
Morton.
The eros1on control measures
start with the construction of two
de11lhng basms, one at the
northeast corner of Ford and
Jamboree and the other at the
northeast corner of the proJect
along MacArthur.
Earthmoving equipment removes silt from desilting basin along MacArthur Boulevard
These basins are designed to
c atch all the runoff from the
project and allow the silt to
settle out before the water enters
the storm drain system, accord-
mg to Lorman
The large basm along Mac Ar·
thur has a bac kup basm to catch
overflow.
When there IS a storm, slit·
laden water collects in the
basins, sa1d Lorman. As soon as
the storm 1s o ver and the s1lt has
settled, the contractor must
pump the water out of the bas1n
and remove all the silt from the
basJn , plactng 11 back on the
site, he aa1d .
A secondary control measure
u; the uae of aandbags, both
rock-hlled and sand-hlled. The
bags are placed along the
pe.nmeter of the Site and m
dramage c hannels .
"The rock-filled bags allow
water to pau through but catc h
s1lt." said Lorman "The sand·
bags are used to d1vert water or
keep 11 floWlng 1n desJ.gnated
channels.
"We have one other control
that ensures that the contrac tor
MID-SEASON
StaH phnto by Ron Str,n~o
follows our d11ectlons on eroa10n
control," sa1d Lorman. "All con
tractors are requued. to post a
cash deposit based on the
amount of dut bemg moved In
Peters' case, 11 IS $25,000"
Lorman sa1d that c 1ty ord1
nance requHes a contractor to
act on measures ordered by thP
C1ly Wllhm 48 hours. These
measures m1ght 1nclude clean·
mg o ut basms, placmg sandbags
or correcllng dramage pro b
I ems
"U he (the contra ctor) does
not act, the c1ty wtll go m . per·
SAVE 90.00 TO 95 .00 ON OUR
RCA XL-100 COLOR CONSOLES, AND
cost hom the cub d8J)OSit," Kid
Lorman. "lf the ct.p<M&t LS
d.pleted, we ltop work oo the
project and require a new
depcmt before wo rk C411 beqm
again.
"Tb ... deposita have reaJiy
~ncrea..ct cooperation from
bwlden a1nce they were m -
atituted 1 year ago," he added.
"Peter• hu been"'Very con·
JC &enhou• about folloWLDg m ·
structioDJ. In aome cue& they
d1d eros1on control work tWlce
where we only requtred that 11
be d one once," sa1d Lorman.
Much of the earthmov1nQ be·
mg done on the 11te consist. of
the removal of loose so1l and 111
replacement w1th compacted hll,
such as along MacArthur, where
a large canyon wa.s hUed m.
accordmg to Lorman.
He added that 11 was to the
contractor's benefll to control
s1lt eros10n on s1te s1nce any d1rt
washmg away w1U Just have to
be put back where 11 came fro m
to meet approved qradtnQ eleva-
lions.
Lorman sa1d that some com·
plamts had been rece1ved about
large amounts of water runmng
down Jamboree He pomted out
that th1s water was runoff from
the Ford plant 1tself.
"The c1ty IS ensunng that all
the s1lt on the prOJect stays on
the s1te and that only clean
water gets mto the c1ty storm
dram system and the upper
bay," he concluded.
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t. He Wilt ediuat the c:ontrota end make anv othef edtuatmenta tNt art
t\Nded.
2 He wiM ,.view ell m. operedng mstructeona w1th you
3. H..,.. (ttrnonan•t• me COfTK1 opetltion whle vou reftf to the 1n
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IMPORTANT INFOAMA liON On ar1y 4t CO\Inl el ~ rece•11t> PMmt'tll ol thl' lull umnvnt t1000 ltubteet to 1 mmJmUm chtr(Jit of not mo•e ,.,.., !IOc lOt balancn u~ 133 SOl
of the new balance anown on vovr att~t•me••• btfOr• the rlf!,l l Vllfl c~m~ <1.11e vou woll whed'l art ANNUAL PEAC£NfAGE RATES of 18' and 12' ' ''" v T~ m•nemvm
hOld 1 fiNANC( CHARGE The FINANCE CHARGt •t ~ ,, I19Uted on IIW! PtW\IIOUI ~~ 01\ ~uP 10 1\00" tlO on a C.,., Ar t OI.•nt IS on a ~tt Ae
~nee btiOft dtducttnO any P&vm.ntt Of c ttdsta on 'lOlii 'I.Attn'lem T CMttodoe t.at C.Unt Of ''-~· wt\it~ It am.ltef CAl NE'I
used.,. 1 1 2' of the bll-"c• on ~ntt u~ 11000 and I of •mounts •n •''"' of
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Let ReaBsm PrevaD
Republic Airline• flew Into town a few month. beck
and crash-landed on local oenalbilllles 'by Immediately
aulnq the county to raiM the limllaUont on the number
of fliqhta out .of John Wayne Oranqe County Airport.
Last week, Republic vutly Improved Ita community
im119e when il diaclooed il has <iropped Ita. ouit, reduced
ita lliqhts, and started tallt!nq about • hurry-up plan to
brinq in some quieter jets.
What happened, we think, is !hat Republic officials
faced up to a simple reality: People who live under and
around air traffic pattelns, whether in Newport, Costa
Mesa.or Irvine, have convinced the county Board of
Supervisors (and anybody else who will listen) !hat air·
craft naise is a real problem, and that it must be dealt
with in a realistic way.
Realism was eVident in a couple of other airport-
related developments durinq the past week. Newport
Beach City Council decided aqainst tryinq to block the
renewal of a itate variance which allows the airport to
eiceed state noise-limit standards. In past yean,
Newport has gone through the futile eiercise of trying
to block the renewal, thus forcing a shutdown of jetliner
operations. The city has now recognized the fact that
this is not going to happen.
Further, Newport City Attorney Huqh Coffin publicly
faced the reality Jhat, In the lonq run, the city will prob·
ably lose its long series of legal challenges against the
airport.
The only unrealistic note in recent days has been
County Supervisor Ralph Clark's surprise proposal that
the average number of daily commercial jet flights be
increased from the present 41 to 62, instead of to the 55
fliqhts suqqested by a coaiultant'a study. The Clark pro·
posal should be grounded immediately.
The airport will always be with us-and it should be.
It is important to the people and the economy of the en·
tire county. But the new realism shown in Newport
should not be falsely interpreted as a letting·up of
pressure to keep the noise down . It is only because of
such pressure that there IS a flight limit and a state
noise standard.
Whether we are dealing with Marine jets over Irvine,
. the tremendous number of private_ planes anq. ,
helicopters over C011ta Mesa, or the cpmmerciAl jets
over Newport~ people-pr ... ure ia needeCI.
The aviation !nduotry ia a forqe-ahead bunch of folb.
That's qood . But before they kick in the afterburner,
they must be reminded that they cannot abuse residen-
tial communities.
Republic and Air California are now in a race to see
who will brinq the lirot of the quieter DC·9 Super 80s to
Orange County. We don't care who wins the race,
because we will all win if jet noiM is reduced.
Come to think of it, development of the Super 80 is a
tribute to t~e reality of the public'• insistence on quieter
skies. This is encouragement to maintain the fiqht-and
proof that it promises rewards. -FLD
Salute To Shelton
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In the words of Ray Watson, "It is an honor that is
long overdue."
Robert Shelton, named citizen of the year by the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, has a
record of community service that i1 long and
'distinguished.
Ranging from service on the City Council and as city
manager to work with charitable groups such as the
United Way, YMCA and Hoaq Hooplta} 552 Club,
Shelton h4s de9oted many hour• to the community in
which he has made his home for 22 ytiars.
· Although he left city goverilment in 1968, bia current
position as vice president for governmental affajrs with
the irvine Co. keep• him in close contact with local pro·
qreu and iuues.
We congratulate Robert Shelton on hia Mlection as
Newport Beach' a citizen of the year. -LP
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Letters To The Editor
Principal Repll" in the difficult tult of tryinq to Mrvinq a mott nec .... ry pur4
To the Editor: UN your tu: money u efficiently poM u It addr ..... even the
A fuU-pao• ad concerninq u poaible. Their primary qoal •mall .. t infrtnoement of riq!htl.
pouible tchool clc,.:we and W to k .. p our tuchar• workino Surely, It would be a more
change• in qrade level orqan-with your children. In doing pN.ceful world if they, of W..
ization wa• run recenfly in one lhU, they want and need your WilliaiU' thinkiD.q, r...Uzed that
of our local newspaper1. The ad advic. and 1upport. At the mo-one'• "nODNBM" ia another' a
announced that our .chool ment th.,. are tryino to find a threat! Additionally, in r .. pect
board wu about to make "the way to Nva tome of the ever-for the pr ... rvation of The
mc»t important decition that will decrNtinq aupply of money by Americ.u Dream, I hope tltat
ever be made in the education cbanqinq the way in wbicb we her appraiaal (of real) and her
of your child." The announ.ee-11M our buildiDQI. The mon.-y clefi.aUHon (of eroaion) ("real
meat baa Ud a dHply addert-thu1 aved will kHp more of our ero.ioo of riqbt.") are the
inq .U.ct on me. I am adden-teacher• tNcbinQ. If you fHI, u esception!
ed, not becauM of any poaible I do, that teacber1 a re more To her and ben, I remind,
achool closurn or cbanq" 1a important th.n ";rade level con-ddreqard for minor rtoht. in·
grade level orqanization, but fiquration~," and if you feel, u I vit• lb. ero.ton proce. and
bec.UM ao many people IMDI to , do, that what von in.to your place. the more apparent civU
have c~ (o d..ote tlietr filM child'• biNd il ll:l'fbrftelymore libeJtlee'tli ~1·
.ud .. u;, to ncb • ..,.,.,._. S.porWlt than what kLDd of roof Mra. !elwin M. LWidberq Jr.
quentJal part o{ their chtldr&'• ,ia O¥er it, then ... ybt you Newport Beach
education. The building iD ohouJd J.t J0W ocbooJ board 8cietallolla _., Q-..
which children receive thetz know. (You miqht even take out To U.. ldJtor-;au uu
education ia probably the leut a balf·Pt9• ad.)
important part of th.t education, William A . Kappel• The ect.Du.t. are ture bavin9
and yet we have .-ucb tremen-Principal a b.rd time helpillq God k.ep
doua concern ahown tD the ad. CoroM del Mar Elementary lb. Wliverae in order· luat when
Where, I wonder, were the School we .top uillq tbe wroao kmd of
full-paqe ads when the prilll.ory R-ly to 'Nonsense' •pny OD our \l.llCMratDU aDd oet _.,. on the atick aDd the roU.r and
OORNAUSI'S
JOURNAL
1>r IIIIa Foltoo
If writiDQ about a drought will
brinq on the rain, hke wubinv
your car, maybe II'• time to
recall the flrlt oreal drouvht In
recorded Oranqe County
hi.tory-one that had profound
eUecta on our Uttle comer of the
world.
It bappen.d about 120 yeara
aqo, and tha cireumatanc"
paraUeled thOM of today in a
.cary fanhlon . There were
NVeral yur1 of huvy rain and
iD the winter of 1861-62 , the
haavin1 raina in r.corded
hiltory-up _to that lime-caused
wid .. pread dutru.ction Jrom
Sacramento to San DieGo.
Then for the next few yean,
the qreat drouvht ol the 1860a
parch.d the earth. In EDen K.
Lee's thouvhtfuJ. competent and
authoritative hiatory "Newport
Bay, a Pioneer History," abe
reporll that 79 percent of the
cattle in Southern California
di.d durinq those nest three
yeara. She quotH J.M. Guinn:
C:'Herda of gaunt, akeleton-like
forma: moved alowly over the
plaina in ... reb of food. Here
and there, aingly or In tmall
qrou~. poor brutn, too weak to
move on, etood motionl ... with
droopiDQ' heads, dyinq. It waa a
pitiful tight. The lou of cattle
durin; tho.. famine yeara wu
fearful. The plains were ltrewn
wtth their carca ..... In mauhy
places and around the cienequ
where there wu a veetiqe of
green, the qround waa covered
trith their skeletons; and the
tra•eler loi YNH afterwa.rda wu
oiteD ot&rtlod by comiaq oud·
denly upoo a veritable Gol-
9otha-a pt..ce of OuJJ.-tbe
loaq honu .tandinq out in a de-
fiaDt attitude, u if delendin9 the
floohlooa bcmoo."
Ellen Lee r.cords that this
qreal drouqhl ended the daya of
the Spanish Don~ in Southern readinq proqram wu dropped To tb.ld.itor: the oa:mw oeb healthy, wh.t
for lack of fuDda to wpport it? .S.C.\IN I am un.familiar with happens? ., California. They aJready had
Where, I wonder, were the fuU . the attutaiJOD addr..-d by .Reb. 1a tpite of aU that God c&D
page ads when nearly 100 Williama' Jetter Dec. 26 1980,
teacher• were la.id oU 1ut yNr "ACLU 'NoDMnM' .. and pr• do, Mt. St. &&.as blow~ her top,
•---... of lack of fu••-to Now we have a1J of tiK.e cubic ~ ... -vioualy beinQ DOD·COmmittaJ r• miles of dul ia tla.e OJOU,
rehire them? Where, I wonder, gardinQ the efforts of the ACLU, The oa.Jy thiao that .,. CaD do
been plaoued by other
hardships-the drop in eattla
prices, the co.ts of clearino title
to their land., the repayment ol
Ieana to Y ankH bu•in ... men.
are the full-·pav• ads denoUDc· I am aubmiltinq my overview, g JUke tke Uctorte. 90 beck to
inq lhe governor's laleet budqel only, of her nbibited altitude the old kiad of ou to u.p u Much of the area of southern
propoMI which would cut our and overriew. By her obMrva· out of tU Ice A9e. Oranv• County, which would
lunda even more? Where, I tion, her ( ... miDQly), diviDe-to· 1 doD~t bow wNt God did include Imne and Newport
wooder, are the fuU..paqe ac:U aiqhl-commentary, oppomtg the before tJua qneratioD ume &.ach, wu owned by Joee
bemoa.DinQ the fact that CalUor· "Oy ~pecb'' effort. of the -•--.... u ._ "-' -•-d ~ th nia ranb in the boftom third of .........., to P ._, .... .,....~. an a.nown U e ACLU, she hu conver .. ly con· J.-.. w. Boldtaq San Joaquin Ranch. He wu one
the ntire nation in percent of r;viDcod:=:==,..:==tba:=t=tba:==A=CL:=U:=io:=======Cooto====M=•=•===:::;,I of the moat colorful of the Dona, per capitl income ~pent on ·lorinq h~ aDd horse racinq,
educ.~tton? I am further saddened to think and bY grNI carriaQ'e, imported ~QIIIoiOI• .. cR CO R from N.w York, and drawn by thot tho pooplo tokinq out tho od "" I ,~•a&;. RNE hiqb·otopploq bor-. modo 0
eoa.ider the uiqhborbood q.r .. t aiqbt u it travened
.cbool to be the "b.ekbcme oi Or Cou
ou.r public educa.Ucm.al tyltem." I'===============:=:;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;:::~~ anqe . nty.
The backbone of OW" achoot. il 1-good tNchen and Qood books. DNr Ccnmuae:r W.qv,e; paid him, other tbDn new port.. But the drouqhl added to h ..
Whether theM 9QOd -.chen A very aice J'OU.DO man came A. lhe Con.ul'Der·~ JUDY problems, ud bteet by
work their JMQ'ie .era. the to tny horne anc( baed my band/• more and more~ debtl aAd cred.iton, he dedd.d
Itt ... or _....,a) lllliJee atny is ~ refrigerator. He did aucb a good concerning applltJnc., .,. ... &o •U h• boldiavs to a trio of
DO conNqUence. Whether .JOb .... raJ moatU later, J uked a cJelinile pgttem. /1 J. not the A..eriea.a bua:i,........, who had
children arrive at th... 'bia to fill: ...,. diahwuher. Bul baalc component. o1 on ap-ltaked their futurH tn Southern
INC.It.erl' room. on foot, on within thr .. d.aya, the problna p/Jance that break. In otb.r Calilornia-U.W.Ip Biaby,
blcycl•, on a bw:, or .Ia a returned. He wu 10 IUoe when I wo~, lb. more extra godg.r., a..j.aaaia 1Unt and Ja.,._ Jr.
W.rcedes Ia ot no coaNqUeDce. called and baa lUCie N'ftf"al at-' the more repair bilh. .me. Aocorclinv to Kiln Lee'•
The oaly thiA9 that maltera t. tempt. to fi• Jl. Bul, H lut woa't It & .amething to corWthr book, be sold hJ. ~cent
wUt bappen. bet•••• the be fi..d and J ba .. to ay J.l but wb.n purcholing opplionce.. rancho to flint, Blsby, lrrine
ltudeats: and the te.cher. Where .. are both loliAQ ~lienee. He, • ..od Colapuy for $18,000. Ellen
it ... .....,.. io tnoln.,.t. oiCOII-, io 901tiA9 Ured of C0111UMD1 TIP t.o -:
lqually irret.Tut • ta. workiDq oo this JUObt.a. b... WIAJ of yoa kave .,_td tbe
"qroclo ..... c:oalt91r••-·" ....t 1-tired of -i'l9 ciWooo iooqliO -t-tMioct that'-"Coplolo Sollsbury R.t.y, UD<Ior tN 7·12 plea tNiaiqh bJ hood. I ... ,. to poylor .... throo doyo ia nich to s.p.u ...... , -.Ji..Jow,
-.chool would be di.w.d tato uotber repaJr .. n, bat tJUs: cane.) ear coa&ulct OM!' S2S ,.....eel t.M daJ wb.n the
wlwit , for all procticol .,..._, lollow ..,. --to lis the ol9aod Ia your boolo. Jat did old Door toolr tM ... bayon to
would bt two ~ratetcbools. •KIIir». GolaDJ IIQftlllioDt? yoa bow th,at U il.c•tti•r .a.o, U... S.a Joeq.ia lay and
Oar ocbool board lo -a owarw Diolo-poA bo.ado, ~lo to nociocl o -troct up tM rwloo .... ocl.orloo: 'ADd
ol tba proba...locod by cWI-J.S. to lour ,.... oltor Ito oj!Pii•97 ,_ -palMed out oil -dfft Ia tba lrOMi-tro. diiJd. llowport-n.. p<ochoct aut a.-.,.. ._Tile-Hill-all Ia
Jlood to aad IJt"*911 lldcJ.. J7M,.ouno .aft toJdtbe C4rJ. Nlilfnctory, ud tM OJ ·~ .... t; ... lilly..,, 1M ..... ol
coaco. To_,. tloot tM ,._ LA-·' Z..OV,. lhd 1/W ptJT-aut ..... Woo o;-...,. op-water ill "-tM OCMO lrooc:~
lioa wwld lie oo-oo lk:rllar ~ 1H>o hodolotol """"""'to fill...,....,. c-lley)--_,.all Ill
pol!IIW., •••• _..._... PI~'••• H.-..,_ • ._ mpleoedMpcodacl. n._. • _,..; • tMt-lied a tiM pro-~-•Lt••• __.. _..._ ~be a. to f"Cttll alitde trfcky-.o call • tor .-e b ..... lite •••n U..
to ..... tlootr _. --· -IIIM.IIcuo .. r, .. -of ~Ill-. ol ... ._llo90 do leoto Au.' •
co-• 1lon aacl ..._ .. ......._. .. .,.,rJMrtcra l'flf.'f!lr t"'WW"•t
a..., 'rtaace.,., •••••• to I1MII ~-bt tlW""-'1 a.-...................... .w.., ....... w~~o .. I ~ I • -...._ we c 'slly bad..,_
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1 .onely Qr0ap Flghtil Plan
ToAiterGradePattenua
by Kathlee.-Lud·S..CS.a
''U It I• to be, it u up to me."
''77>e turtle only IJ)OVft ahead
by •lie Icing out it• necJc . "
Sayto9a like th ... dot the
wall• of Tom WUllama' office,
repr ... ntinCJ the phUo.opby of
h._ peuon.tJy.fina.nced cam·
.,.I9Jl to ahoot down the
Newport-Mesa achool di•trict'a '
propoaal to put junior and Mnior
hiCJh ltudenta on the aame cam-)
puaes. (
Oe.pite declining enrollment •
in the Newport·Mesa achoola,
the father of two younq boya
doean't believe the an.wer to the
diatrict'a financial problema lies
in the direction of combininq
grad .. 7 ·12 or even in lteepinq
the pr ... nt confiquration and
clo.ino one or two hioh acboola.
Accordlno to Willlaru, jonior
hiob atudenr.. could become
.... cond clus clbzena" in a 7-12
arranc;rement.
"A PTA pre11dent m the Nor·
walk achool dlatrict, where the
concept baa be.n tried, aaad
they had 'robbed' her dauc;rhter
of her identity. Her dauc;rhter
ltnowa abe'• not in hioh achool
and abe can't participate in their
proqrama, but there are no real
JUnior hac;rh achool proqram1,"
he explained.
on a dJatrict-wide baat.
OD the other act. of the spec·
trum ._ Sherry Loofbourrow of
the Lincoln Wlddle School
Parent Advllory Counoll. She
Uld another member of the Cor·
ona del Mer qroup went on
record in favor of the 7 ·12 plan
at laat week'• .:hool boerd
m .. ttnq ~au .. it would "offer
the beat academic proqram.
"We are ezcited about the
poa:ibility that 12th qrafle ad·
vanced lanc;ruaqe, math and
other courM oUerino1 may be
available," accordmg to the
oroup'1 wntten statement.
Althouoh the Lincoln council
suqqeltt that .. venth and eighth
qradera have "apectal needs
which diller from 9~ 12 qraders,"
tumor biqh atudent1 would oain
more bom sharing a 9-12
academic program than they
would from beang comb1ued in
t.he aame acbool with elementary
1tudent., a ccordinq to the state·
ment.
Dittrict offic1ala say it would
be popible to maintain the cur·
rent grade qroupings and not
close any h1gh schools, but
1evere program cuts would have
to be made.
"It would be possable only Jf
we taught JUSt readang, wrlhng
and anthmehc at the h19h
achool level," scud Harmon
"The preservahon of proqraru.,
not savmg money," 11 the
dastnc t'1 goal, she added.
Supem.on Tu..day thelved
dltcu•ion of a propoMJ by
Cheinna.n Ralph B. Clark that
addlhonal Oic;rbta be allowed out
of the countY'• John Wayne Atr·
port.
Clark, whoee recent 1uc;roea·
lion that u many u 62 daily
fllqhtJ might be allowed, ulted
that diacuuion of the, controver·
aial 118Ue be delayed in defer·
ence to Supervisor Tboma1 F
Riley, who t.1 ill.
from now unhl R1ley can
rejoin his colleaou ... tbear con·
aideration of auport matters w1ll
be limited to the now-completed
muter plan. It went before the
county Planning Comm1ssion
Monday and ia acheduled to be
beard by the Board of Super·
vison Feb. 18.
The ma1ter plan sugc;re1ls that
the preaenl hmil of an average
of 41 fltc;rbt. daily by all four
ajrhnes aervmg the county be
continued but that they be 1n·
created to 55 W1thin seven yeara
and raised to 65 as passenger
demands for more air service
increase wtthan a few years after
that.
When Clark surpnsed h1s col·
leagues by suggeshng that the
airport mJqht accommodate 62
fhght1 instead of the 55, Raley
spoke up from h1s s1clr bed, say·
inq that be was opposed and
that the focus should be on the
master plan's recommendahon1.
dectbela ~*ore 62 c:laUy Olqbta
would be allowed.
Ma.t of the not• complaant.
have come from the Santa Ana
He1c;rht1 area, but Newport
Beach hu been heavily lm ·
pacted because the departures
take planes over the beach c1ty.
The City opposes ellpa.lliiOD Of
the auport, but has mdicated
that it may soften its poalhon 1f
future ancraft are more qutet
Airport Manac;rer Murry
Cable, who has champJoned
• add1tion of more auhnes at the
held, insasted that qu1eter All·
cralt will make this pou1ble.
He recalled that a '"' fhqht of
the Douc;rlas DC9 Super 80 a few
months ac;ro showed that the
no1se level at takeoff was
noticeably leas than w1th other
anbnen.
Tbas aucraft, or one oom·
para.hly qUtet, could open the
way for more flagbt., and magbt
even ach1eve a no1se reduchon
an domg .a, be sa1d
More Meetlnga
On Scboola Set
Two more parent Information
meetmc;rs have been set at local
elementary schools by the
Newport-Mesa school board
The Newport Beach resident
tupportt one of teveral plant
proposed by the datnct last fall,
in which some mtddle and
elementary achools would be
cJOMd , but queshons projected
enrollment ligures showmg that
Co.ta Mesa Haqh would drop to
30 percent capacaty, neces·
"We have confadence 10 the
abd1ty of our parent1 and pnn·
c1pals to work toqether on a pro-
gram JUSt for our zone, but we
belaeve the 7 ·12 conhgurallon
Celebrating Hostage Release
Among the maater plan's pro-
posal• as a $75 m1lhon outlay for
amprovements to accommodate a
prOJected load of 6 f mJlhon
passenc;rers by the year 2000.
The meetmg1 have been
scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 22
from 7:30 lo 9 p.m. al Pomona
Elementary, 2051 Pomona m
Costa Mesa and at Newport
Elementary, l,.tb and Balboa 10
Newport
Board members Wlll be on
hand to answer que1t1ons from
parents on a vanety of proposals
desac;rned to close several
achools an the d1stnct dunng the
next hve yeara.
11tatinq 111 closure.
He al.o 1ugge1ts that it is
leqally pouable for the dutrict
:could be good for the whole
d1stnct," •~ud Loofbourrow.
Arthur DeMaria of Corona del Mar raised his flag at 5.30 a.m
Tuesday to celebrate the release of the hostages by Iran, who lef1
Tehran Airport as President Ronald Reagan was being
An mteqraJ part of C lark's
alternative plan ts a noase study
wh1ch calls for a reduchon of
noaae levels by at least 7 0 to MJl att three achool 1ate
parcels for $33 m1llion and put
the proceeda an a h19h 1nterest
fund for extra 1ncome, although
achool 1pokesmen maintain that
mo.t of the money would have to
go toward construction and
''We feel the c haef concern
ahould be a quahty academ1c
program for our chaldren," the
report concluded
1naugurated. Stati photo bv Ron Stone
maantenance co.t1.
Accordinq to Jean Harmon,
aJde to Superintendent John
NacoU, the money could only be
used for qeneral purposes 1f the
dUtrict expect• no new buildang
or m.Jntenance e~n ... for at
1 ... 1 five yeara.
Sh. cautioned that the vacant
But accordang to Wallaams,
lteepang 1unaor btgb 1tudent1'
aelf-esteem as worth cutting
some programs
'Thts as an educ ahonal ex·
penment and we're not qomg to
let out kads be the guanea p1qs,"
he sa1d. ''I'd lake the d11tnct to
pay attenuon to some of the
human costa "
And no matter what the cost
ro ham personally, W1Jlaams says
he wall continue untal he and
others like ham prevail.
"There's nothang I would
rather spend my money on than
my fam1ly," he added. "It's my
whole life "
For one .chool princ1pol's
v1ew of the controversy see Let·
ters to the Editor on page 4 .
J81DboT .. , Wakeham and Ban· Newport Beach won a Mcond store reopens.
ntnc;r 11tes are the dultrtct's only leqal round thas week m at. oght The Fourth Di1trict Appellate
.ource of property revenue. aqaau.t the caty's hrat adult Dtatnct, Div1aion 2, denied a re-
"lf we had S33 mUhon, every boolcatore. quest by the booutore to over-
employee c;rroup and achool An appellate court ruhnq turn an earher decision by
would try to dream up a way tCJ would probahat the store's Oranqe County Superior Court
1pend Jt," she aaad . "Fafteen to reopenanq at ats pr.,.nt loca· Judqe John K . Trotter
20 yeara aqo we were on double lion, ~930 W . Coa1t Hwy Trotter had upheld two c1ty
teU1on1. Who's to say the wh ole However, the store appeared o rdmanc .. that would re1tnct
lhanq won't turn around agaan? ready to resume busmeu suc h bu.lln ..... to a zone
It'a ampoNable lo pred1c t the Damage from a hre an mad-eatabhshed by eJimanahn9 areas
future '' October, wh1c h closed the store near churches, pubhc build-
Ever sance Wallaams beqan h1s a week after 11 opened, has been anq1, schools, beaches or other
campaJgn, he says pehhons from rep.s.ared and the bualdmg adult busanea.se.. The ordJ·
aU over the d11tnct have been fa cade presents two new 1agns nances thu1 would aJlow adult
stream1ng m He aays be baa proclaamlllq, "Adult Bookstore busaneue1 an Newport Center or
spent S2,000 of hal own money and Vadeo Tape Center near John Wayne Airport·
and 200 hours m order to con-Open 24 hours." Orange County.
vince the board to abandon ala A111ttaAI Caty Attorney Bob Spokesmen for the boobtore
proposal to change qrade I Burnham saad the caty 11 pre could not be reached for com·
c;rroupmc;rs to JC.3, 4·6 and 7-12 I pared to go to court aga1n al the ment Roger Angle ................................................................................................................... ________ __
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Presentation to Conoress of
the new Oranoe Co.ut National
Urban Park bill will not beqin
until Rep. Bob Badham (R-New·
port Beach) diacuae• ita
likelihood for pa.asaoe with
members of the Senate Energy
and Natural Resources Commit·
tee.
The original measure was
passed by the House of Rep·
resentatlves last year, but it.
companion bill w.u stalled in the
Senate when the Senate Enerqy
and Natural Resources Commit-
tee apparently lacked time to
consider it.
The proposed park includes
11,373 acres located in the
Irvine Coast region.
Although a newly·composed
COwa.ci1 took a "maw" (uoat-
cia.l) Vbte to My ill the Loca.1
CoMtal PrOQrua tMl futue
deiciiUOat Oil UD.iYenlty on..
WoiJd be "-.ct OD fonul eD·
YirODaeot&l ad tecbokMJ
u:.l,N, recOQDi&JA9 tlae proll·
UDity (of the propOeed eldneiOD)
to the Upper Newport '-Y
Ecological Reeene."
Eoviroameotaliata have in the
Republican Senate may aftect
pauaoe of the bill, it remaina
too early to pr~ot its pro.-
pecta, Howard Seelye, an aide
to Badham, Mid.
Badham, however, e~
biparti.lan support for the
measure thia year and his "close
association" with President-elect
Ronald Reaqan may also con-
tribute to ita ~ge, Seelye .Ud.
Fundinq for the projected
park, which will cost approx-
imately $38 million, is proposed
to come from the Land and
Water Con.aervation Fund of the
federal qovernment.
The oriqinal bill stipulated
that park land must be purcha•-
ed by the federal government llY
Sept. 30, 1984 if the pa.rk is to
become a reality.
Ne.Road·
paM oppoMCI .., ...ob lhadiM
oo the poeeible llapt~et of the ez•
.. uioD,
On Uae motioa of COualbuD
PhilW.urer, COUDcil took
uother atraw •ote, 6-1, to
remO¥e the word "e••••ta"
from a MCtioo that wu ciMiped
to a.~~ure a contlnuoua public
walkway around Newport Bay.
The bay walk had been auq-
O"ted ln earUer .heariDqa .. ao
alternative to the muoh-diaputed
euooe.Uoo to ellteJid Ocean
Front Walk the completelenqth
of Balboa Peninaula.
Lono-time property ownera
bad objected to enforced
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Monday niqht.
The LCP 1a required by the
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AIRBORNE -Both Newport Area AYSO regions had playoff games
last weekend, and as a result some young players were really flying
high. Staff photo by Barry Slobtn
Champions Crowned
Five Division Races Decided
The Reqion 57 AYSO ,
(Newport Beach-Corona del
Mar) Cbam.pionahip oames were
played Saturday at Corona del
MAr Hioh School Field,
culminati.no a MUOn of area
competition. Five chAmpionship
tNtDS were crowned, ADd will
advAnce to the Area IC playoffs,
which will be held at varioua
locations throuohout OrADoe
County beqi.nnino JAD . 31.
Results of last weekend's ac-
tion follow; the names of the
team's head coaches are includ-
ed:
DIYlaloa 6 ao.,.
Cobru (Make Soucek) 2 Tom•don
(Steve Prouqb) 0
Ol'rialoa S Joys
Stnlten (Roland lt.Uy) 2 S.. Kanq• (Oaclt
l..aQbtburne) 1
Dl.Woo 4 lo-p
RcswcL• (Tom M•namoto) 2 Ouacbalver
(Bill Worru) 0
Dl'rialoD 3 Joys
CdM Surf (Bill Remh•rdt) 1 Grape
Crush (St ... Hu9ill) 0.
Dtmloo 4 Gt.ra.
Falcona (Fred Brooks) 1 W•qac (Dan
ROQeTI) 0.
ROWDIES
Dl.Woo 4 lo-p Champa
Steve Muuy, Nttcb Browu, Audy
Reed, Chru Hook, Brendan ~9her,
P•t Foley, }UII Htlbert, Scott IDuQb. Bret
W.J'WIIoto. Gary Blower, ltevln O'Neal,
l•y HMter, LW. a.lc•reel, •nd Chru
Fwher HHd Coach, Tom Marumoto
QutCISIL VER
Dl•laloD • ao.,. R~rs.up
Darre• N orna, JeH Jacoba, Bay
S.ntJey, Rx:tu. La Bl4UI<:O, Enc Fenley,
Robert H-. O.nlt Dundu, K•rl Z.rtler,
Mtke Loa., D.na BlAck, Matthew
roec.to, Teddy Baht, Make Me KUlDOD,
ChuiJe V.uqhan, a.nd Scott Crow@ll
Head COiiCh, Ball Morr~a
TUNING UP-Both llie Nastase (left) and Vi)ay Armitaj (right)
spent a little time at the John Wayne Tennis Club last week, as
they prepared for upcoming matches. The two tta,.. squared off
against each other between their sessions with Newport Beach's
Roy Emerson. Photoe bv C.oline R Clucas
Newport 'Serves'
Net Stars Uke It Here
Don't b. wrpNed if Newport
Beech ODe cMJ MI'D8 tbe uu. of
"tralnin; ..,ot oJ champlou," ln
the world of tRD.il.
Top-ranked proe Vl,.y Aral .. j
ud rue Matta ... &JDOilQ othen,
can ofteD be ... n QMri.DQ up lor
~ tourumeat. at Newport'•
JollA WayN Teuia Cha.b.
Ia 1ect Anallraj ud Nutue
-.liMcl lite ~ 01 Newport
..... loy liM!-.. part ~
tMU traiala9 lut ...k at JoU
Wapa.
a..raoD, t..t becom.ino
bown • the ''pr*-Joul
playen# profaeaicmal coach,"
allo worbd with Tracy Auttin
rec.ntb. J.elpl.D; her to prepare
6ot the Co19a-. ChuaplouhJp
Touna..,.
AtaitraJ, rubd 18th iD world
t..W.. lett W.oadey tor a World
T ... Taetia aatch lD W.oaler-
,.,, Na.ioo. Nelte" il warmlD9
.., lor tiM .._.. A .. ricu tout·
..... , cbnH tkil eprla9. '
About a w"k aoo at thil time,
mADy bioh achool buketball
fa.JU were debati.no the queation,
Is Corona del Mar the best team
in Orange County?
Well, that was a week ago-
ADd oh how time CAD make a dif.
terence.
Thoae sam• fADs now have an
an.wer, ADd that anawer is a
firm and solid NO! Not for now,
at leut.
Coach Jack Errion's Sea
K.inoa, a team ridino a seven-
oame winnino streak enterino
play last week, hit the skids not
once, but twice, proving that
they uen't quite ready to
auume the top of the hill in the
county poll.
Still, while the Sea Kings may
not be the top team, they proved
they certAinly belono near the
top, losino to tw6 of the top
teAmS uound in Fountain VAlley
ADd La Quinta, in two games
that reAlly could have swung
either way.
On W8$inesday at Fountatn
VAlley, a fired-up Baron squad
took control at the outset and
nearly rAD away from Errion's
crew. The red-bot shooti.no of
Baron junior Jeff Huohes (28
points, 17 in the first hall),
started the assault, ADd sent
coach Dave Brown's squad into
the locker room with a 36-28
lead.
Corona del Mar mounted a
comeback in the second half
however, mostly on the winos of
seniors Steve Moore, Jeff Pries
ADd Mark Spinn. CdM cut the
lead to six at the end of the
third quArter, then rallied to ue
the oame at 51 at the final
buzzer ADd aend the oam.e into
overtime.
It was in that overtime that the
Sea K.inqa fell apart, allOWUlO
the Barons to rattle off su
strAiobt points before Moore hit
a jumper with just 45 seconds on
the clock. Fountain Valley then
added Another hoop, to make
the finAl score 59·53.
The loa multed the first for
the Sea Kino• since CdM drop-
ped the final oame of the Manna
Tournament to OceAD View back
in early December. But the
worst was yet to come.
Defenchng CIF 3-A chAmp1on
La Ownta came to town on
Saturday, 10 a rematch of laat
year's CIF championship qame.
Some experts predicted the
oame to be "closer tha..n close "
a.nd as it turned out, the qam~
was even cloaer that that.
W1th La Quinta comes one of
the most highly touted players 10
Cahforrua, 6-9 John Rodqers, a
red headed center who can
score from anywhere on the
court-and does.
However, it was tb• sup-
portmg cast that wol thlS one
for the Aztecs, as Rodgers was
held (by Spmn) to only 23
points, well below h1s season
average.
Scott Bradley d1d the b1q
damaqe, throwi.n),Jm eleven big
potnls, eiqbt m the second hAlf.
Corona del Mar played an
aooressive floor qame,
apreading out the oHense bet-
ween Spino, Pries, Moore,
senior Mark Luer and JUDlor
Chris Lynch, and even took a
32-30 lead late m the third
quarter.
Shll, Rodqers and Co. re-
mamed unfiustered, took a 36-35
lead mto the fourth quarler and
pulled away to wm 1t, 54-50. As
wu the case a year aqo tn the
championship qame, the Aztecs
hlt several late uee throws to lee
the qame tn the closmq mmutes.
Pries looked good m the losa,
as chd Lynch, tbrowmg m 16
And 14 pomts respectively to
lead Corona del Mar. Spinll bad
~apewbat of an off night, ~
JUSt 4 of 13 shots And bnishmo
WJth 10 potnls.
The loa put AD end to the Sea
ltinqa three-yea.r home WUlDtng
streak, ADd marked the brst hme
Sptnn, Pnes or Moore bas ever
la.t a home game. A& expected,
a filled-to-capac1ty qymnastum
looked on at the record snap-
a.wpan EMip WeCian • .,. Je·-r II. 1•1 ,_ 7
BA TILE OF GIANTS -Don't blame Corona del Mar coech J.ck
Ernon (inset) fOf looking worried, hil team hed just come off a tough
loa to Fountain '(aOey .-ld w.s ~ trouble With La Quinta High'a
AM-American center John Rogers . ..._. Rog.,. •• ....,_ 10 blodt the
shot of Sea King center Marlt Spinn. Photo.bv s-. c.nc:a.n
pmo feat. The S.. Lnga are hHVlly
CdM now loob to defend its favored to wtn the leaoue crown
Sea V1ew League champ1onslup a9.un tlus year, ADd foUOWIDQ
the 7:30 p.m . home game WJth
ton1qbt aqamst the co-
champions from a year aoo.
£stanc1a
the &aoles, they WJll travel to lr-
VlDe on fnday for Another 7·30
league battle.
Sellon lcQSe Brawl With Edison, 73-66
Chargers Get One Free
by JohD lr•lcmd
Just before Newport Harbor
Hioh School, the defendinq
Sunaet Leaoue champion . re-
opened leaque play 1.ut Fnday
a t Ediaon, one local paper b1lled
the oame •• "a phyaical battle
between two qood teams."
Once the oame wu over, a
better description mioht have
been, "a oood physJcal battle
between two ~ •. "
Newport ADd Edaon clawed,
pounded, scratched ADd just
plaJ.D fouobt for all 32 minutes of
the oam.e, eventually won by the
Charoers tn front of their home
crowd, 73-66.
This one resembled a war
more thAD a oam.e, as tbr ..
players left the floor beaten and
bloody before the ruqbt wu
over, with two more foulino out.
At least one onlooker, Newport
Harbor hHd coech Jerry
DeBusk, would be the tint to tell
you, th.ia oame was, platn and
aimple, out of control.
''The official.a really let the
oame ~t out of band." O.Buak
aa.id, "lh.t QAme atuted out as
dHd even, and with eome
atron~r officiatino, l thinlt you
mioht have ... n a clWerent WlD·
ner."
It really wun't util the Me·
ond half thAt the pme weut to
&DJOile'a JAwoy, u let•_. held a
fo\U polDt t..d at U.. ad of the
lint qurter and theu watched
Newport tie U.. 9UH at 28 at
the ball. -
H~, lt wat lD that eecond
h.a1f U...t Delha.llt'a U..Ozy of a
"~ wiDM~ ~ .. eome
atnla9 -.pport.
Tlile 'oifk:iele .... tM S..UOn to
........ ll ... '* tM finie u.u.
..U. Newport ldttlat oa elgllt oJ
._ ..... lia .. ..cOilld ....... .... ~ ...... o.a.•·· ~
to .... ol.uity ltdpe aot twa.
DOt ... ~# ...... ~
0 tUMa. j ................ ~
loud tM1r way to U.. liM a
iolicl 24 tt..., ucl tJ.o. ntra
13 opportunthes are obv1ously
where the d1fference m the
game occurred.
"One look at the stahshcs
shows you the type of game 1t
was," DeBusk sa1d, "almost
everythmq was even. except the
fr ee throws That's where the
ofbc1als calls. and non-calls,
made such a c:Wference "
The referees hurt the Sa1lors
on the ofJenstve attack as well.
fouhng out two of Newport's top
scorers, Cory Everhart and Ric k
Ciacc1o
Sa1lo r guard M1ke Love pick-
ed up some of the loss, sconng
a team htqh 24 pomls (m b.
tw"n a bloody nose and a c ut
hp), but tl wasn't enouqh to off
aet Edason's free throw ad
vantage or the strono oUens1ve
output of Edtson )unaor Ric hard
ChAno, who h01shed the qame
with a game h1qh 32 pomts.
Rick DtBernardo, who
moonhohts as AD All-CIF
ltnebacker on Ed1son's CIF
championship football team,
added 15 more for the
Charoen, as well as some more-
thAD·aoo ressave rebounchn9.
CaaCCJo added 12 for the
Sellon before fouhno out, and
r ... rve Bobby Nettles added
etobt.
It wasn't a completely unsuc-
~ ... k for the Satlon, as
on Wedneeday, Newport drop-
ped Co.ta W... tn a non-l .. que
battle, 67-55
DeBusk, who was unpr....d
wUh the consistently atron; out-
sad• ahoobno of the W\l.l'tan91,
t.lt that the Satlon atrono a.uide
Q&JDe .. what made the cW-
feTeAc..
"We were Just a little ltroGQer
1A.Ud. thu they .. ,., " O.Bvu
aakl, ••. . . b\at thoee quJI ar. a
.bwach of 9l'Mt ahootera, ud lJ
..., Qet hot, tMy coWd be
trou..ble."
l.uha.rt led tltae S.WOr att.ck
MIA 22 po4at., wllile Guria
Wonoo edchMl 16.
(O.tta-..1-,..,..,
..... , .....
' To ao oae'• -.rprile, • total of
lla: m-Nn of Newport Kubor
lllv1> School'o CIF chaalploa
_..r Polo ..._ ..... heralded
with all-CIF honon Jut -k.
Soalon Diggy Rlloy, Mlk•
Howell and John Glfford were ·
tha a.U-ClF firaiiNm, Wilooa and Brott
IDooVallo wen named to th• MC· ......
Wuk a..n..n wu named to
the thUd IMm, u wu Corona
Mar Hioh School'• 0...
•
Go For It
3 Locals Make Nationals
S.uwal•=mhera of tM
Newport-ol the IMch
Swim Chob pc>OMd ou-..cllAo
tJ.Ju. 111 U..U ..,.nta at the N ·
c.at "'0 Weet, .. held at Jut 1.01
Anqeloo College r .... 9, 10, ODd
11.
.............. !7.01; aad ac-t lo tN
200 ialerllld~ ... l:M.II.
To• Ha,...,.-lovtal 111 tM 400 lA·
tenudw.-., 4:01.11; .utll. Ia U..lOO.Dy.
S3.SO; -til 1a tM aoo m ..... ec~Lt .. ,
1:!1.83; aiatllbl 1M 200 &r. 1:57.!11;
c..th ta tM lOO .,....,.», 1 :o65.80; ud.
tweOO. .. ta. !OQ ,.....,.,., 4:42.74.
Chria Rebak-towth ia the 50 .
,,.._,.,., 2Ut; ucl el9hth Ia the 100
l,...,.le, 48.64.
Cb&. IS. II
Wari.l Schlllta-elevn.th ill the 50
lr...tyJ., 24. 77; &Ad elewoth b:r. the 100
,......., ... 52.71 . . ,
PASSING FAHeY-Hall port 1-..bc:w's J.-8urtthM1. VJM<.-her wey through a see of Sentll Ana Vfllllr;
fieki hockey pl8ytn. with ontv teen"lmmte Katie Rabbin ns• in sight. s-" photo b¥ 8Mfv Slobin I ;~N~·:'"'rpo~rt Harbor'• qirll field
• • •
Douo loo• q.Wiliocllor tho
Senior NaUonel Meet at &rvud
Univonlty iD April hy wlnnillg
the 200 b.cbtrob 1D the Boya
15-18 dl,..oa. lolul Mollet will
&lao melr:e the trek to Harvard by
virtue of hit win in the 100
breaat ;t!ok• .. 'tO!D HerNon
qualified for the Junior National•
iD MUwaultH (h.ld In April)
with hJa lourlh pl.co finish in
the -400 Int.rmediete.
K.U,. Lo~t9-otwelftb iD the 200
,,....., ... 1:52.32 ud rw.lhh ln 1M 500
h....,. .. _ 4:56.38 .. tMJD bad it. hope~ of RHuJta of the thort courM
m"l are .. follows: abarp &hooter Jeff Huqb ... Al:1 th• Univeraity Hiqh A.l.o ~ b:r. lhe 15-18 Girla
caleflOIY for the dub _,. LiAcM Rob'h,
WiDdJ NO'NU;y, Chri8 WooUolk. aad.
ToDy C,.oahaw.
three pl.ayers are red hot, and toumam•nt dashed wh•n
(Cc-H•..cl fn:a J'89lll 7) with Oranoe Cou..nty'a nwnber
two :ruk.d tNJD. Fountain
v.n.,.
lool: lo be h...ad for all-1 .. 9U• la.t lo La Habra after hav-8oys U-11
honon. tied at tbe end of Dwg Joo-fint ill tl!.e 200
.b.cblrob, 1:52.75; .-coed lAthe 1650,
15:311.88; tlmd b:r. the 200 Jr...-, ... "They are playi.D.Q' their bMt play.
hall of the YMJ" ... O.Bu.ak said. remained 2-2 Girt. IJ.U
..... port au-a hrH:tU:r ~
cloy iD • by. .... the s .......
~ (~iDols wook). bul
~ actio~~. friday D.ight for
what will llbly be the lougb..t
game of the yw.z-e 7:30 C)&llle
n. 8aroAa an lo.ded with
talem, MpeCiaJ.ly thAI of aenim
dyu,am_a. W CluistOMo and
Em.iJe He:riy. along with jUnior
"Th~ ue the clua of the an overtime period. and 1 :43.20; ..... th iD the 100 b.cbtrok~
56.03; aad -ntl!. ill the !00 b...ty)i, Michele l h d-tghth ira the 50
lr..tyle, 24.88; 111Dth ill the 100
fr..tyle. 54.0i; and nialh LD tbe 100 Dy,
1:01 .70.
IMvue, and to beat them, we finally •ttl~ wh•n the H J .07. \...._
need to play the qame ol the scored a qoal in a John NoUet-fiNt iD the HXI
Mammoth
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RONNING ON
.
by Dala l.ogall
Irvine w1ll hOlt ita lint
JUrathon this SWlday with the
7:45 a.m. atart of the Ninth An·
nual Worlc! M.utera Marathon at
Herttaqe Park.
The World Mattera hu alwaya
been a popular race; the
weather b usually cool and the
ortqtnal coune, which started at
ChapJUD College, was fiat. The
new courM 1a every bit as flat,
with the overpau at Jeffrey Road
and the Santa Ana Freeway con-
stitutinq the moat impoainq
"hill" on the courM.
Bill S.lvin, the race director,
hu spent the lut year preparinq
for the event. An 'u.nuaualaplit
atart will be used, with the run-
nera m~rqlng a mile into the
race. Water, oranqea and ERG
will be provided at five miles
and every 2Y2 miles thereaJter.
Every mile on the course is
marked. The courM paues near
the Heritage Park finjsh at about
15Y2 miles.
One hundred thirty plaques
will be awarded in the various
divisions, which include
cateqories for muitary runners,
law enJorcement runners, show
busineu runners, firelighter
1171 Impala
(871 UZC)
runner• and many othera.
Entty ieee on race day will be
$8 with a t-ahirl, $5 for the race
only.
• • •
Abo acheduled on Sunday is
the Second Annual Dana Dip•
SK and lOK Run. The race
beqins at 8 a.m. at Dana Hilla
Hlqh School, 33333 Golden
Lantern. Late entries are $8 in-
cludinq t-shirt, $5 for the race
only.
• •
The Second Annual Run for
Hoaq SK and lOK will be held at
9 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 31. The
race atarts at B.ckman In-
etruments on Jamboree
Boulevard in Irvine, and much
of the race will be on the San
Dieqo Creek b1ke traU. The late
entry fee is $5, no t-shirt. For
more information call John Blair
at 546-3663.
• •
An unusual 10-mUe race, the
First Annual Sweatin'
Sweethearts Valentine's Bun,
will start at 8 a .m. at Mason
Parle: in lrvJDe on Sunday, Feb.
15.
by Marc:u. Ds.ta
lD a WMk of D&ITOW ID&l'qiu,
Oranqe Cout Col»qe'a basket·
ball lMID played 50•50.
They won one by two poiDta,
and they lo.t one by two potnta.
The wtn wu a 52-50 verdict
over Mt. San Antonio Colleqe.
Thelo.a oamelaat &tuni&y,
when Groumont handed the
Pirates a 70-68 deJeat.
Keith Davia .. aled OCC'a fate
with a buket with just 30
aeconda remaininq in overtime,
and althouqh the Pirates had
enough time to respond, they
were unable to qet a qood ahot
attempt. That inability, in itMU,
explaina some of the buatration
felt by OCC in the qame.
For instance, the Pirates led
by"'u many as nine in the sec-
ond bali but were unable to put
away the scrappy Griffina. And
when Grosamont finally did qet
an opportunity to win, it
capitalized.
OCC was paced by Greg
KrohnJeldt, who scored 14
points, and by John Saunders
and Rich Kindorf, who each
added 13.
OCC, 2-2 tn South Coast
Conference action, is tied w1th
Grossmont for third place.
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WYOMING Oil 'lOnElY'
Costa Wcaa.CA
Some wilulen of the up-
comlna Wyomifta 011 Leue
Lottery may adiie¥e 0\ICl·
...,, wealth by .om,
dlcir riaflu to oil com-
.,.nic• and retainlna tile· lona royaldes Oft any oil
or 111 prodiiCtion.
lnc:reclibly. moat W\11 risk
no more than US. tu •
deduc:tible, to enter the
littJe.lrnown propam that
ofTen all dtbns the ~
ponVAity to compete With Pant oil comp.n1e1 for
maneral lea.es Oft publk
lands
Entry detail 1114 atforma-
tlon may be obt~ioled t
writina Carl Youaa. i •••
(Oil a c.. Leuna Service)
1541-D Ad.ams Avenue,
Costa Meu. CA 92626.
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Carl Youna. lnc. wiD for-
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instnacdoos to meet
earl.lnt awulabic r&Jina
period.
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leltte AM P~1c.t .... Drhe
THE FOOT-f.~iiyl)\: THE BODY1
Many I*)C)Ie ~ to me ebOut thett teet '" e wev
that "*" II NefTI that the feet Ill IICCes.IOrV perts of
the body, not unlike tha e•trat on an automobile They
tHI that the teet have no etf.et on the '"t ot the
body. end the body hit no rNietf.c:t on the teet
Pet11n11 who come to me With a cOfn are turpnMd
wnen 1 etll. "Ha~ vou any lower back pem ) .. Otten
the 1~r 11 ... 1 ture h.we but what does that have to
dO With my corn?"
E11ery once 1n 11 while a peuent Will reMnt bemg
asked <MIIIIt of hiS general health .. It's 1ust my feet
that are bothenng me
It ahould be unc»tstood !hal • def!CIIf'CY •n one pan
ot the body WIU atf.et othef peril of the body and the
teet are pert of the bodYI
All pana of your bodf are supplttd by the blood of
one c~rculetorv avstem, by the •nterplay of one
mutcular •vstem and by the •nneNattOn of one
neurologiC tvttem
Vour teet are e true englnNrtng marvel They urry
the wetght of your entire body They help to hokJ your
body 1n 1 tlatiOnltV upught po1111on They COOl~ ..
to tnllnta~n your bc.dy't be~ at vou welk and they
haw the prKISI()n thet permna you to ... ~ the ground
comC)Ietel\' and return 1n an upr~ght potltiOn d yOU
Jump
The ablktv to stand. to well!. to run. to dance to
allate end to perl01m the othef ectMt• •n whiCh we
Plfl.ctpell. Without gllllng thought tO how ttotey ere
eccompliehed. ~ on meny fectOt'l The bonee
liglment1• ,o~ntt end mu.clel ell lnteriCt to contrOl the
feet
Both muac:le and bone haYe a btood IUC)ply whiCh ..
• the ~ of m.tr OOUfithment ~ VOU' '-' .,.
per1 of yout bOdy. tNy .,. euqect to tttculelort
~ thet might occur In othef ,.m of your body
Fllute of VOUI foot end leg to funct!Qn at en
~ ,.y ~· lnt•fefenc. with the proper ..wM
of blood to the r•t of the bOdy Muadel. by """
norm.tl IChOn In tonlfiCtlftQ end .... "'8 ptO\Itdt a
m•'gjnQ effect Oo' the b6ood ~. hiiPin9 them 10
INintaln norrnel ~ of the bM)od, •
It 1e lmporWit to,.,....,.., tNt the..., P'e¥ • WilY
~ function ....,y n'WIUtl of the det end tt\M •
~ w\lttl them ohtn CfMtel tdditionll P'~
..e.t\ Ottl4lf J*tl of the bOdy Wh46e on the othet hand,
• ~ audl .. IO'Mf ... peln mty .,.,., ... hiM
itl oiftllrt "'"" I foot COIICflbon, y., Md¥ contr-... to ~ M ttw .-me time Ia
....... -.. ""' ..... .,. ot VOW' .... =~~
we· re very proud of our new building. Its architectural design is unique
and quite beautiful inside and out. You're invited to stop by to tour the
lobby, community room and safe deposit vault area . It will be an elegant
experience. And we·ll have delicious refreshments and gifts for you.
Come to Columbia today!
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MARY B. ANDERSON
1234 MAIN STREET
YOUR TOWN, CA 00001
120
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a very special free Charter Account
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BORROW UP TO
$] MILUON If you plan to
buy. sell or refinance a single family
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SJ million on first trust deeds. This
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HOURS:
,.... ttv\1 Thurs. ••• 9'.30 N4 tD 5:30 ""
Frtdlr •••••••••••.••• 9:30 N4 to .00 M
s.turclly ••.••••..••• 9:00 ~ to 1;00 ....
._ ...... II II .... Jaa\lal'f 21.
CHnlc
~JoluaLoDgw.U
fte Ua.w.mty of C&Womia -oua. poetponed dilcut8ioo oJ
tM propoeed UC Irvine medical
clbaJc lut .-k, doino eo at the
r~ of cme of the r~tJ, wuu.-wu.on, who wu out of
town for the preeid.ential
IAauouratlon.
The ~ta, m"tiDg in San
Franc~o, bad been tcheduled
' to tau up a pzopoM<i contrac·
tual aor .. ment between UC
lrrine Medical Center and Long
Beach Memorial H~pital to
build a $10 million ambulatory
care facility on the Irvine
campus.
UC Irvine oHiciala who were
preeent flew home without get-
Uno a hearinq: "The conJluence
of the inauguntion and the
regenta' meetinq had somethinq
to do with it," aaid Dane
OUDeal
(Continued from page 1)
from the t.id.elanda.
Friday, Joel Cooperberg, an
attorney with the leqal firm of
Rutan and Tucker, and Joe
Devlin, city utilities director,
appeared for the city in Orange
County Superior Court, where
the oil firm's request for a tem·
porary restraininq order was
denied.
Attorneys for Armstronq have
arqued that the city doet not
have the legal riqht or the ex-
pertise to operate the wells. City
official.J have countered both
arqumenta.
Hoibero, UCJ ........,t cla&n·
cellor. "We .. te Neely." wu.cm, the ..... f'89eJll, 1a a
member ot a co•IJlittee U..t
reriewe h..Jth 18n•, accordino
to S&rala Nolle, MCNtuy of the
board of regenta. She Mid
WiJ.oa ubcl that the clinic
agreement be poetpoaed.
The city of Irvine had •nt the
reqenta a letter ukino that the
propoeal be delayed UJltil
March, when the fint phue of a
atudy of the city'a health care
needs ia acbeduled to be com·
plated. The OranQe County
Health Plan11inq Council Jut
week also aent a teleoram to the
~· ukino for a del.y. Op~Uootothe~~~~
cue t.Ci.llty laaa wrfaced aiDDilCJ
ha.pital ictereatJ and othen who
belJeve the UC Irvine a1iD1c
could eventually be e.spa.oded
lnto a hoepital, tbua preeiJlpting
developmul of a noo·profit
community hoepital in the city.
the clinic would have 28
general praotitionera and 28
~pecialiat poeitiona and offer 24·
hour limited emerqency Mrvice
for patientJ who do not need
hoepilaUution, according to
university officials. Marketing
studies show a need for the
clinJc, they contend.
Hotel Plans
(Continued from page 1)
with regional tranaportation
demands," the report aaid.
It would have li.milar
"cumulatively aionificant" im·
pacta on air quality and airport
fliqht demand, the report aaid.
Theae effecta would become
negliqible as future hiohwaya,
including the extension of the
Corona del Mar Freeway, are
developed, city officialt said.
The request, for General Plan
Amendment 80-3, promise• to
spark controversy, with t.he
residential·environmentaUst
group SPON (Stop Polluting Our
Newport) waiting to pounce on
the request when it becomes the
subject of public hearinqs.
City plann.inq officials
estimate it will qo before the
Planninq Commission March 5
and could be considered by
council in April.
The Irvine Co. is seeking the
restoration of the 900,000 square
feet of apace, plus the hotel;
council bad cut 1.4 million
aquare feet from development
plana since 1977.
Traffic on Coast Highway
would increase 2.7 percent west
of Bayside Drive, and 2.5 per·
cent east of Marguerite Avenue,
the report said. It would prob-
ably prompt the building of the
Avocado Street couplet, officials
said.
The report was prepared at lr·
vine Co. expense, under city
direction, by Larry Seeman
Associates Inc., at a cost of
$90,000, officials said.
Roger Angle
CConbnued frca paCJ8 l)
cuttody af the ch.ildrM, Dena
Iron, 11, Ali ldWard, I, aad
Suaann, 7, more tb.aD two ,.an,
he said. On Ian. 2, he obtained
an order from OruQe COWlty
Superior Court Judoe J..-
Jackman r•tTalninq Dorothy
from taldno the chlldren out of
the county without Zarrtnneoar'•
written perm.ialion.
It 1a common prac~ too)).
tain a court order after the feet
in family law c .... , said Robert
Malko, deputy diatriot attomey.
Since Dorothy wu not •ned
with the Jan. 2 order, ahe would
not be in violatioJl of it, he aaid.
However, lJ Dorothy did ateal
the chUdren, abe would be in
violation of an earlJer joint
custody order r•trtctino either
Dorothy or Zarrlnnegar hom
taking the children out of the
immediate area for more than
three daya without the other's
coDMnt, Malko said.
Zarrinneqar ... me to bear no
malice towards Dorothy, but
saya aha remarried two yeara
ago and left that huabaJld eight
months ago. Her full legal name
is Dorothy Alice Raiss·Dana.
Zarrinneqar, a naturalized
eitzen of seven years, said hia
ordeal started on his birthday.
"Dec. 10," be said. "We
always oo out to qat our
Christmas tree that day, after a
little birthday party.
"The kids get me coloqna, like
they usually do.
"Eddie, be picked out that
tree," he gestured toward the
seven-foot pine under the
akyUglat Ia tbe J.arp ectruce
room, oiroJed willa .,.UOW rtbboo
&Dei bu.n9 with ttaclitJoul or·
Daaata.
"ADd tM Daf cla, 1 they call
from (WartDer'e) eclaool and t.ll
.. the ch1Jclnn are Dot there.
They uk, 'Are they Dc:k?' 1 tell
theDl, 'No, U.., are not alck. "'
To the belt of Ilia bowledoe,
Zurbmeoar Mid, Dorothy had
taken the children out of the
echool.
He Nld lae drove over to
Dorothf'a OUwood apartment a
few bloclta from the tchool.
Nobody waa home.
He reported the diNp·
pearance to Newpott Beach
police, who routinely turned the
cue over to the faiJlily aupport
d.iviaioo, Orano• County District
-Attomey'a office.
Meanwlaile, Zantnneoar hired
a private inv..Uoator: It took a
mouth, but he loc.ted Dorothy
and the chUdren in Wuhinqton.
Ali and Sh&roo flew Jan. 8 to
Seattle ud then to Wenatch ...
They rented a car and drove to
Omak, where they IJ)ent the
niqbt, and then to Oroville, mid-
way acroea the atate and five
miles from the Canadian border.
Ali and Sha.ron contacted the
police, sheriff'• deputies and the
prONCutinq attorney of Okano·
gan County, Douolu Boole, at
varioua timn, in tryinq to get
the children back.
They checked the Oroville
school, and found the chlldren
had not been enrolled. They atiU
aren't, Ali and Sharon aay.
With the help of towa.people,
they aaid, they eventually found
Dorothy and at lNit one of the
two qizlt nine mil" out of
Ororille, near Haley Wou.nl&ln,
off a rutted, ley dirt reed, in a
oroup oltraJlen and ahacb
near ~Mr'NTal ca••·
At em• poUat, DoroJ.h1'•
brotlwr, John wan Br .. men,
greeted a lh•tiff'• deputy with a nn;,-wb!ch be-put away w en
the deputy uked him, Ali aaid.
At another time, AlJ aaid, a
deputy refu..d to enter a traller
where AU a few momenta earlier
had ... n Dorothy and one of hia
children, becauae at thia time
the deputy did not have a war·
rant.
Boola, interviewed by
telephone, aaid the deputy
mt.undentood Ali because of
hiJ Mideast accent and broken
EnolJah.
At another point, Ali aaid, he
thinb the aame deputy lied
when he aaid be visited the
trailers, INrched them and
found nobody. .
But Ali and Sllaron praised
Boola, saying that in 15 minutes
he got a judqe to iuue a warrant
for Dorothy's anest, on misde-
meanor charges of laking the
children.
Boole conJirmed that be had
obtained a berch warrant for
Dorothy's arrest on charge• of
custodial interference.
The warrant was still outstand-
inq early this week.
Boola also conlirmed that one
of the men livinq at t.he location
had confessed to molesting a 16·
year-old retarded girl.
So while the wheels grind
slowly, Zarrinnegar waits for the
law to act-and for his children
to cqme home to their Christmas
tree.
we•re aot ••tl•fl••tn ...
V a til wo• a.re A few words regarding:
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Beach-based firm of certified
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BUSINESS
BRIEFS
New Offlc:en
Coldwell &.nker R.aidenllal
Brokerage Co., Newport Beach:
Tillie Cilre\VhenBorrowlng in lull and computerized ser-
vices lor •moll and med1um
businesses.
RETIRED PERSONS
you muat hie a return reqardlftl
of your ao• or any other income
conaid.erationa. When a Mlf·
employed per.on reachft $M)()
of net profit, he muat make con-
tribution• to Social Security
reqardlea of hia aqe and
deiJ)ite the tact that he ~My alao
be drawinq benefill from Social
Security.
St~hen J. SutheJ'l.n h.u beec
na.med rice preaident and r..t-
dent man•oer of the loc.l office.
Coldwell &nker Commercaal
Real &tate S.rvicea, Newport
Beach: R. Ja.me. Somera of
Balboa hu been named un.tant
vice prnident.
Em..t Georpe, of Doud Real-
ty in CoJ'OlJa cJeJ Mar, 1• a
leoding r.ale.tote investments
broker and developer. A
groc/uote of Univenity of
Southem Coli/ornia, he pur-
cbOMKI CAl w .. tem SavJntp a
Loan in 1972 when it hod aaets
ol $2 mJllion-ond hod buill it to
aaets ol $21 million by the time
he .old It to Gibraltar Sovintp a
Loan lour yean later.
This is the lint of two articles
on real estate investment and
borrowino.
by F.ruet George
Everyone il
concerned with
how the hioh
coet of money
and the
deatabilizino
effect of fluc-
tuatino hioh in-
terest ratft af ·
feet each individual. Individuals
and firm. place ada which aay,
in effect, come and hear our
Mminar and we will ahow you
how to cope with a comino
depreuion and perhapa a wor-
thlftl dollar at sometime in the
future. All thia baa cauaed peo-
ple to lack confidence in their
own ability to make a decilion
reqardinq their investmenll.
Worat of all, thoM persons
who need to borrow money, for
whatever the purpose, are pay-
inq, in some caMa, exorbitant
feea ("points") of between 10
percent and 20 percent in addi-
tion to intereat ratea in the 20
percent ranqe. But worat of all,
the duration of many of theM
loa.u ia qenerally one to two
yean which doe.n't qive you
much time to pay them off.
You mUll undentand that the
very nature of the workinqa of
the MVinqa and loam which
were the pri~Mry home lenden
hu been draatically altered.
They no lonqer make low in-
tereat rate, lonq-term loana. But
the important thing to remember
ia that THEY CAN MAKE
LOANS, and they do make se-
cond and third trust deed loans
u you have oood equity.
Not lonq aoo I called Bob
Jacobson, executive vice presi-
dent of Home Savings & Loan,
and be said that they are in the
money market to make Mcond
tnut deed loans for a loan fee of
3 percent to 5 percent of the
loan amount, with interest rates
not to exceed 18 percent and for
a three to five year duration. I
then called Bob Thompson, ex-
ecutive ,;ice president of
Westem Federal Savings & Loan
THE
VISmNG
EXPERT
and was told they are making
the identical types of loans.
If you compare these rates
with what aome of the "hard
money lenders" are charqing, I
think you will fmd them much
more competitive. I believe that
most, if not all, of the savmgs
and loans are oolno to be in this
type of financino.
My advice is to first call the
lender who baa your exating
loan, if you're seeldnq a second
trust deed loan. Then call any
other savings and loans that are
in your area and you w1ll find
that many are making loans of
this type.
I think you will also ftnd that
banb will be making the same
types of loana. It is very impor-
tant to ntabliah a oood contact
with an executive of • savino•
and loan or .bank who 11 in
c haroe of loana, tell him what
your needa are and you will find
that be c.n be quite helpful.
You often bear of individual•
or some financial inaUtutiona
who charoe exorbitant ratea. In
my opinion you heat thia prin-
cipally becaute the individual
involved baa not taken the time
to shop around with the banb
and savinqs and loana. By shop-
ping around, I don't mean mere-
ly a telephone call. You should
question and meet with the in-
dividual• involved in these
financial wtitutiona, and try to
maintain a good relationahip
with them. Most of them do
care, U you make the effort to
see them.
NEXT: ''Creative linancing"-
some possibilities, and some pit-
lolls.
We hope th.-Information
clarif1e1 some misunderatan-
dtnQs about income tax fUlnqs,
Social Security earnino•, and
contrabutions to Soc1al Secunty
for rehred people.
We have been aaked whether
there is some "magic aQe" at
which you no longer have to
worry about fllinq tax returns.
I'm sorry to aay that ~ling re-
quirements will be with most of
us for as long a1 we live.
If you are single and over age
65, you must file a federal m-
come tax return 1f you have m-
come of at least $4,300 (other
than from Soc1al Security). II
you are married and fUe a JOIDt
return and one of you 11 over
age 65, the limit 1s $6,400. If
both of you are over 65, the
lim1t II $7,400.
If your "net earnmgs" from
self-employment exr.Ped $400,
Effective Jan. 1, 1981, persona
drawinq benefill from Social
Security, aqn 62 to 65, can
earn $4,080 without a reduction
in their rellrement benetita. For
those drawino benefit• whose
aqft are between 65 and 72, the
earnmga limit ia $5,500. There .-
no eaminqa limitation for
beneficiariea aqe 72 and older
(70 beginning in 1982). Theae
aoe and "eamed income" lim.Jta-
tions should not be confuaed
w1th the need for fUinq an to·
come tax return.
"Earned income" means In-
come {Tom a job or ~elf·
employment. You c an have
unlimJted income from other
sources suc h as penaiona, rents.
d1videnda, 1nterest, and royalhes
w1thout a reduction In Social
Security benefits.
County Econo~nyTo Renudn Strong
Orange County's economy
should pick up in the second
half of 1981, according to Dr.
Robert T. Parry, sen1or vice
president and chief economtst
for Security Pacific Bank.
Parry made his remaru at a
breakfaat meeting with leaders
of Oranqe County buaineas and
industry Wedneaday morning at
the Reqistry Hotel m Irvine.
"The county is partly in-
sulated from the national reces-
sion," said Parry. "It's econom1c
health comes from a diverse in·
dustry concentrated in
aerospace and electronics.
There i1 alao a lack of heavy
consumer qood.s manufactur-
lnq."
Parry aaid that aerospace and
electronics have had a mini-
boom aince 1978.
"I expect that strength to con-
tinue because of the construe-
bon of new fuel-effic1ent aacraft
and h1gher defense spend1ng
Demand in the electromcs In-
dustry w1ll also be a source o f
strength," he sa1d .
One area of weakness tn
Orange County. he sa1d , IS the
construc hon mdustry, wh1ch
plunged 10 the second quarter
of 1980 There was a 37 percent
drop 10 perm1ts from 1979 to
1980
Parry pred1cted that both
res1dent1al and non-res1denhal
construchon w11l recover 10 1981
and mflatlon w11l ease to about
11 percent.
"Unemployment could n se but
w11J remaJn well below the 7 to
1Ya percent rate for the state,"
he said. "Payrolls will mc rease
10 1981 but not at as high a rate
as 10 1979."
He added that although
Orange County and California
will not see a boom such as hap-
pened in the 1970., the local
econom1c performance WJll shll
be relatively better than the na·
hon as a whole.
Nahonally. he sa1d the Reagan
v1ctory was an rmpress1ve man·
date to c hange the d1rechon of
econom1c policy.
"Today we a.re at a cross-
roads. We w1ll e1ther adopt
pohc1es leadmg to a QaJn in pro-
duchvlty and lowenng of infla-
tion or we may have lost the last
opportu01ty to do so LD the
foreseeable future," he conclud-
ed.
Barratt Developmenll, Ltd.,
England: Dale Stuard, chairman
of Barratt American of Irvine
baa been named to the main
board of the Banatt Group.
Pacilic National Bank (m
organiution), Newport Beach:
U. T. Thomp10n of Laguna
Beach bu been named interim
chairman of the board of direc·
tors. Interim vice chairmen are
Arthur D. Axelrod and Charlft
Knickerbocker of Newport
Beach. Other mterim directors
areJulft A. Manne, Gerry W.
McClellan, W. Scott Biddle, Jim
Lynch, David Stein, PeteT Town-
send, Jamft G . Brakke, and
Robert M. Campbell. The banlt
expec:U to open th11 ,ummer.
Far West Savmqs, Newport
Beach: Lyn Catapano bas been
named sen1or vice preaident,
branch development. Richard
D. Trujillo IS the new v1ce preSI-
dent and manager, loan service
department.
Ralpha Grocery Co ., Loa
Anqeles: Charles Bergh .-the
new vice president, perishable
dJvis1ons, and Ken Hanshaw is
Vlce pre11dent, da1ry/delt divi-
SIOn.
Keenan Supply, lnc ., Carson
Raymond 1. LaRock of Newport
Beach has been named sen1or
v1ce prftldent He has been w1th
Keenan smce 1938.
Walla Fargo Bank: Michael S
Davia haa been named assutant
vice pre11denl at the Newport
Beach ofhce.
Amenc an C1ty Bank: Reo E.
Adamaon and Dav1d E. Short
have been promoted to Vlce
preaident, sen1or commercial
loan of.hcer.
(Continue on paqe 12)
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l POUCE BLO'ITER
from. Howard H. ROM ill the 400
block ol Colton .•• A ~
wrlt.l valued at $600 was
reported ltole.D from C. Xent
Smith, W.D., Ill the 300 blook o1
1 ========================!..!!North Newport AYeDue. ,.. AJIRISTS
Douglu Lout. D' Agootiao, 19,
of HuntiD.qton S..eh, wu
an•ted on .uapieion of robbery
on Sv.perior Avenue (norlh of
hoepita.J) . , . Jaimy Jay Weiu,
19, oJ C01ta W..., wu e.nHt.O
on wt'picion of robbery on
Supe:rior Avenue north of hos-
pital ... John Leo Shelton Jr.,
29, of Newport Beach, was
arrHt.d. On tu.picion of
ambenlement a 15th Str"t and
Well Balboa.
"-day,, ..... 12
CIIDaS
Ste.-.o eqatpm.nt valued el
$600 wu reported eto._n from
N-rt !aport Inc., iA tho 3100
block of W..t Coest Hivhway
. . . Stereo equipment valv..d .,.
$1,200 wu reported ltolan bom
Newport Beech SportioQ Houae
iD the 3600 block of Jambor"
Boulevard ... Clothiliq and
ster.a equipment valued at $900
wu report.d stolen from Greta
llOMnblwn iD the 100 block of
Sea blond.
ARRESTS
JOMph Michael Genest, 34, ol
Laquna Beach, was arretted. on
su•picion of r.ek.leu driving at
Bay•ide west of Carnation.
Tu..clay. Jan, 13
C1llMES
Jewelry valued at $500 was
reported stolen from Vickie
Lynn Fox in the 100 block of
Newport Center Drive . . .
Camera equipment &Dd jewelry
valued at $4,840 were reported
stolen from Kasie Marie Camp
in the 200 bloclt of Poppy . . . A
boat motor valued at SSOO was
reported stolen froM J•mes
IJoyd Sbuo at 20th a.nd Bay at
Pacific Tides Marina.
AIIRESTS
Eliu loeepb Waa.c, 36, of
to. An~-. wu arrnted on
au.tpicioa of burolary in the
1900 hlook ol S...U.qo . . .
Conrad Sch.weitser, 52, of New-
port B.ach, waa arr.ttki on lUI•
pictou of dnmkan drivinq at
22nd and W .. t Oc .. n Front ...
}!pn Ann •Wilton, 40, of New-
poi1 Beack, wu arr .. t.d on .u..t·
picion of drunlten drivinO' at
Pacific Cout Highway and Jam-
ho'".
Wedneoclay. Jcm. 14
CRIMES
Jewelry valued at $1,700 was
reported stolen from Carol L.
Kotecki ln the 100 block of
Fashion Island ... Surfboarda
valued at $1 ,050 were reported
stolen from Dorothy Y. Reid in
the 300 block of Walnut.
ARRESTS
Andrew Francis OlweH, 29, of
Newport Beat.~. was arrested on
suspicion of drunken driving at
Irvine and Mariners . . .
William Rob.rt Doyle, 23, of
Corona del Mar, was arrested
on suspicion ol drunken driving •
at San Miguel and Marguerite.
Thwaday. Jan. 15
CRIMES
A camera and jewelry. valued
at $3,200 were report"d stolen
THE TELEPHONE POLL
Friday, Jan. 16
CRIMES
Jewelry valued at $415 was
reported stolen from Gloria
Mary Kaiser in the 3600 block of
JamhorH ... Lugqaqe valued
at $425 was reported stolen from
Joel A1a.n Hackett in the 900
block of Newport Center Drive
... Television set. valued at
$800 w.re reported stolen from
A end B T.V. in tho 1200 block
of We~t Coast Highway.
ARRESTS
Rami Kamel Oarwiche, 24, of
Costa Mesa, was arrested on
suspicion of receivinq stolen
property in the 1200 block oJ
West Balboa ... Philip
Porretta, 18, of Anaheim, was
arrested on suspicion ol grand
tkeft property at Grant and Sea-
shore ... David Raymond
Gehrer, 20, of Anaheim, was
arrested on suspicion ol grand
theft property at Grant and Sea-
shore . . . Michael Allan Hoff-
man, 34, of Costa Mesa, was
arrested on suspicion of drunken
1 ~=======================ell driving at Marcus and 38th ._ Street.
Now that the hostages are
free, do you think the U.S.
should continue ecoDPmic
repriaals against Iran?·
There will be no ring. There
is no n..d to talk. The "hanq
up" sound you hear it: your vote
beino recorded.
l.aat ... .k'a quHtiOD:
Should the question of UCI's
To Yote YES. call 675·484Q.proposed $10 miUion clinic be
To •ote NO. call 675-7020. opened to public hearing?
Call anytime between now
and 8 a .m. Monday to cast your
vote.
YES
NO
29 %
81 %
TEXACO
Satwday. Jan. 17
CRIMES
A 1966 VW bug was reported
stolen from Tina R. Gustafson m
the 500 block of East Bay ...
A camera valued at $325 was
reported stol en lrom Edward
Ha rter in the 3400 block ol Via
Oporto.
ARRESTS
Eliaabeth Andrea Shapiro, 23,
ol Fullerton, was arrested on
suspicion of petty theft in the
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"I CAN'T HEAR YOO"
......
"Henry, when we bought this house. did we sign away something called
'avigation rights'?''
"Sign away what? ... I couldn't hear you, Blanche. There was another jet
going over."
!' Avigation rights. I just read that most people who bought a home in Big
Canyon, East Bluff, Bay Shores, Irvine Terrace and part of Harbor View Hills
from the Irvine Co . had signed away avigation rights when they bought, and
that this means the airport can send as many planes as it likes over our
house and we can 't legally do anything about it."
"WHAAA T???" I Henry exploded in what the aviation bureaucrats would
call a big single-event noise that must have thrown the CNEL out of kilter) ..
"They can't do that, can they? That's sneaky ."
"Looks like sneaky has nothing to do with it, Henry. I mean , look how
Supervisor Clark sneaked in that big airport expansion idea when our own
supervisor was in the hospital. They kind of zap you when yoo're not look·
ing. When we bought our house we had one eye on that beautiful view and
one eve on the fine print. The county boys and the Irvine guys had already
seen the view, so they concentrated on what really counted."
"Surely City Hall will do something about this, Blanche."
"Well Henry, the city attorney did aav th8t, even If It's legal for jets to fly
over, it may not be legal for them to punish our eardrums and shake the
house. But, it has been hard to get City Hall to hear us, until lately ."
"Hard to what? ... I couldn't hear you, Blanche."
"Hard to gat them to hear ua, Henry."
"Yea, I know ... It's those darn jets."
.900 block of N-rt C.ntor
Drive ... Waverly Lorraine
Yarn.ll, 19, of FullerlOA, wu.
arr..t«<. o.o tupiciOD of petty
!holt Ill tho 900 block olllewport
C• .. u•r Ortve ...
Niehelle lre.oe Mibaloric, 19, of
L.guna Hills:, wu artMted oza
1uspicion of contrlbutinq to th.e
delinquency of a m.inor in the
100 bJoclt of Agat•.
Su.uday. Jan. Jl
CRIMES
Silverware valued at $2,880
was reported atolen from Kirk
Elliot in the 700 block o( Harbor
Island Drive . . . Cash a.nd
jewelry valued at $865 was re-
ported stolen from M.trc;rot Ruth
Condo In the 100 block of Tib--
llron Bay ... A kayak valued •t
$600 was reported stolen from
Jack G . Raub in the 100 block of
Linda laJe.
ARRESTS
Stephen Lester Courtney, 18,
of Newport Beach, was arrested
on suspicion of drunken driving
at 22nd and Newport ... Joseph
Eugene Ruisi, 29, of Newport
Beach waa arrested on suspicion
of drunken d.-ivinq at West Bal-
boa a.nd Pacific Coast Highway
... Robert Richard Taylor, 32,
of Costa Mesa, was arrested on
suspicion of drunken drivinc;r at
27th and Pacific Coast Highway
... William Lyman Porter,
18, of Newport Beach, was
arrested on suspicion of petty
theft in the 1300 block of Bay-
side . . . Stephen Randolph
Miller, 22, of Costa Mesa, was
arrested on suspicion of posses-
sion of cocaine at 38th &Dd West
Balboa.
The Patio
Furniture Sale.
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25%.
Tropitone
Brown Jordan
(CoaUa....t--11)
New POIIllloM
-Tool, !mao; hcly
Woh!J9 boo booa ·~ director oJ .clvertlainq IUld. pro-
motioa. Smitla Tool it a diviaion
of Slaith lntematiOD..I, IDe., of
Newport Booch.
Santa Au4 1\uti.a. Community
H-tai; Marc JUchmoad, W.O.,
of Newport Booch, hoo boon
...,od chainnu ol the d-d-
ment of famJly pr.ctiee.
Cntury O.ta S)'ltems,
Anaheim: C . Howard Mock is
the n•w dilector, electronics
developm•nt.
Al.l.stale Savinqs: C.rla Stark
has been named manager of the
N•wport Beach office.
Lane Publilhino Co., Menlo
Park: Don Reit: of Corona del
Mar has been nam.d to the
advertilinq sale• 1taff and will
work out of the to. Anqeles of-
fice .
Cochr&De Chase, Livingston
and Co., Irvine:
Randy Papke has been p romoted
to aaiatant art director_
Bualn-Aetlrity
Macna.b-lrvine Realty Co.,
Newport Beach: A new ulas of-
fie• will open March 1 at 25201
PaMO De Alicia, Laguna Hills.
The firm has two Newport Beac b
and two Irvine offices.
Crowell McKay, Inc., Adver-
ti•ino and Public R•lations, Jr.
vine: .Miuion Plaaa Auociates of
Newport Beach is a new client.
Walker &Dd Lee Real Estate,
Inc.: The 10uthem. regional
headquarter• C.. been moved to
the t.quna Hills olllce at 251114
AUcJ.. Pu:kw•y-J:~anooi50,HUll·
liJlgiOD BMclo: A -buoia--~=-· "Tbo ~-b -e qo," hooted by Rohort G.
Heide, wUl premiere friday,
Jon. 23 at 7;30 p.m. It will
repeat Saturday •I 12:30 p.m.
Beverly Thompeon lnteriora,
Newport Beach: Two .oew clieota
are Sw.U. Drive condolllini\LID
in Beverly Hilla and Croe~ Keys
condominium in Walnut.
Wntern Federal Savinge,
Newport Beach: A check con-
t&inino the proc;eec:U of a two-
month fund-raising eHort at the
local branch has been pr ... nled
to the City of Hope Medic..I
Center.
Ray Hackbarth and Auocia.tes
Inc., Newporl Be.ch: The firm
baa taken on the property
manaq•ment responsibilities for
the Country VW.. Apartment. in
Eul ... , Teus.
Newporlerlnn, Newport
Beach : The Gamefield Fitness
Course has been inltalled.
Walker and Lee CommerciaJ
Brokerage: Glenn Holcomb of
the •cr.aoe department and
Robert Rife and Leonard Taub of
the investment property depa.rl-
ment were cited for outstanding
achievement during a recent
awards brealdast at the Balboa
Bay Club.
John W. Saunders Really,
Huntington Beach: John
Saunders, form•rly with Tobin
Realty where he was a top
sa.leman, baa opened his own
real estate office.
JllDUU)' 8 through February ll
Ifs our Sixth Anniversary and
we're celebrati~! ROGER'S GARDENS
is pleased to artllOtn:e a 5ale on just
about everythi<11 under the sun-and
then some. Products. plants. palio
furniture; a ..ntabfe plethora of floro
for the landoc<lper or -kend gardener.
Buy now & u.e up to 25'1. on Brown
Jordan & Tropilllne. You get 19110 plica
So hen's loold~ at )'OU, Oraree
County. And thanks for making
ROGER'S a growing part of )'OUr
tifestyle.
on 1981 olocld~ colorl and ._ specW
order colors. A -.ery, -.ery .......
opportunity to buy bef<ft the 1981 price
inaeaas.
ln•nodiate ddivery on otocm.t colors
and styles.
Saw23~on
F.rench Patio Furniture by
Triconfort & Allihert
Spocial order ulta<riy. 2S'Il
"""'rdundabltclepotil _.monaD
orders. Allow 6 _.. lot ddi¥ay.
The Plants On Sale.
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REC.$1.25 ON SALE .••.•.• 8911
4" CYCLAMEN
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MENSA:
It's Latin For
Mensa meetings led to meniege for Bin and Ann
Harvev (left) and Dianne and Mitfred Smith.
by Dbcle Courtney
There'• a group of people in the Harbor Area
who M16 they're not "joinera"-but they all belong
to the aame club.
lt'a aignificant that many of ita members have
owl collections.
They have d.avergent occupation• and come
hom all walb of life to joul a club that has but
one requirement for admittance-an intelligence
quollent (10) lD the top 2 percent of the nallon.
The group .. called Mensa-the high-IO aocie-
ty Wlth a name that means table l.D Latin and
dumb 10 Sparush.
The name Menaa was choeen for ats Lalln
tr.uulahon, the adea being a roundtable aociety
where no one hu apecl4} precedence.
Accordtng to Art Mattson of Irvine, president
of Orange County Mensa, there are no stereo-
typical Menaan.-at leaat none in lrvme.
Newport, or Co.ta Mesa .
Local Nenaana run the gamut of profesatons,
from female truck driver to male nurse. The
oroani&aUon is sprinkled with computer program-
men and PhD'a, but the Oranoe County chapter
includu a belly dancer, wind~ wuber, comic-
book writer and illustrator, hypnotherapiB~
winery owner ... you name it, there'• a Menaan
who doea it.
And to dispel anotller myth-Nensa m"tinqs
are not wesohted with intellectual matten, either.
The mo.t popular m .. ti.ng of 1980 wu the one
t .. turing a talk with a MX therapt.t.
When Nenae.ns gather to dillcu.. boob, the
titles are more apt to be ''pop ~cholOQY" than
Rutaian novels.
JoinlnQ Menu il aimply a
m.tter of being ama.rt enough.
Documented proof of 10, or an
aoceptable t..t 8COre on one oJ
17 l.Dtelligence teats, or an
acceptable acore on W.llM'a
own t81t are all vaUd ways to
Join.
T81t ICOrM ere kept COGJic:JeD.
ti&11 and rNU.Ia. .,. .. ,w to
prot~peCtive epplJoall froa
MeAN hMdquArten 1D New
York Ctty.
Wuy meaben of O.uve
County W.... toLaecl bec.ue a
frieod •o~ed tMJ appl), but
tlae .. tortty Mel reed about 1M
o~iaatioll 111 a ••ve•• ot
Mw ;.per ud -• 1M W.U.'t
pnliaiauy "at ba.e ..... "Tille
.... II d ... f'*l to ICNM CM&t .-... _. ~ oo.~c~a•a
.... .... ... cllfllcnaJt, ~· e.lMCtu-...w.. .....
LQ~
Dianne advertised in the club's newsletter. and
received four replies.
Althouqh Mensans try not to boast ~bout theu
intellectual powers, there is an anside joke about
a mythical elite club-Densa. "They're l.D the
bottom 2 percent!" joked one member.
Dr. Don Anderson, a Newport Beach resident
who own1 hts own winery, says he "doesn't talk
about being an Menaa much." Anderson pointed
out that he baa benehted from some of Mensa's
specaal lnterest qroups. "There are almost 300
"A marvelous experience-or the pita, "says Larry
Dabott. shown with computer terminal. .
Rodin's Thinker and a wise old owt are desk items for Art Mattson, president of Orange County Mensa
specaal anterest qroups (SlG) to
JOin where you can explore
topacs m depth. Whether you're
1nterested m rehgaon, onental
rugs, .or wine, there is a SIG
you can become mvolved m ."
Some jol.D Mensa as a means
of lurthe4D.) thear career, such
as Corona del Mar res1dent Tom
Arranaqa. "I telt being a
member of Mensa mioht be a
9QOCl c:.ar"r booatu-people .a.. ... that on my ree.-.. are
uiually impr~. I que• you # co.Jd aay being lD Mensa ••
ltind of an eqo-massaqe, '' Arra·
naqa said.
And then there are those who
JO&n Mensa to meet people
More specthcally, the oppos1te
sex. Mensa has a raho of seven
men to every three women, male·
mg the qroup an atlrachve
"hunhng ground" for s1ngle
women
Ann and B1ll Harvey are one
of the many couples who met
"An intellectual candy store."
for Bruce Weber
Sam Frank says he's "a 72-vear
old teenager"
through Orange County Mensa
B1ll Harvey, a Costa Mesa bypnotheraptsl had
been a member lor 17 years. attendmg one event
a year (usually oaven by a lnend) "Ann showed
up at her hrst Mensa event, wh1ch happened to
be my fnend's open bouse," Harvey satd "We
met an September, and we were marned m
Apnl "
Ann Harvey saad she JOined MenSd because
"after I'd been d avo rced for hve years, I was hav
mg trouble meehng men. I tned everythmg lrom
Chn•han Smqles to bars I JOmed MenSd because
I w~s ready to try somethJnQ different to meet
people."
Mensan Dtanne Sm1th came nqht to the pomt
about her reasons for JOIDIDg "I JOmed Mensa to
find a smart husband," she SAJd. "I knew Mensa
was 70 percent men. My husband at that time was
a "O.nsa" 10 I baed a diVorce attorney and JOID-
ed Mensa. Tben I put 35 well-chosen words m the
Mensa Newsletter, sayino I had a romanhc heart
and a common·MDM head, and that I was seek·
lDQ true love I recetved four rephes, and 17
days a her meehng SmJity. we were engaged
MENSA MINI-TEST
1 The arrows represent a s.mple
What wordlsl could they spell
rearranged? t ' ..,_ _.
code
when
2. Find a word meaning the same as the left
hand word in one sense and the nght
hand WOfd in another sense
HARD COMPANY
3. If ~lie~ • 6; NxS • 20; ExS • 15; ExN • 12.
SliCA • ; then MliCExNliCSliCA • ?
4. AleliC, Allan, CarOl,• ~eli. and Sharon took
lnteUigence tests. Celia scored higher
than Carol. Allan scored higher than
CN. end c.rot outleorec:t A .. liC. Sharon
ICOred tower than Allan Therefore·
e) C. ecored higher then AleliC but kJwer
then Carol
b) Bolt\ A.lex and AUen outxored C....
c) Celia ou~ Alex by moce thitn she
ou~Cerol
dl SMron ecored higher then Cerol
., None of.,.. tbCM.
For MENSA lnformetion, ce11540-7160 •
St11ff photos by Ron Stone
"But I found more than a husband m MenSd
Sm1th sa1d "I've found my peer group The•ruaay
not laugh when I tell a JOke-but at least they get
tt!"
That thought ts echoed by chapter prestd~nt
Mattson "When an 1dea 1s thrown out bv a Men
san for d1acussaon, there's httle confusiOn The
httle nuances and subtlehes are read1 lv under
stood "
Sherry Connolly, of lrvme sa1d 'I dor:'t know
why I JOined I took the test and passed rt , so 1
thought I may as well JOin •
Connolly, who has a BA m b usm£>ss and h.s
returned to school, hopes to one ddv open a ddv
care c enter m Irvme She hasn't attended any
Mensa ac hvthes as yet
C htldren also are members of Mensa The age
range m the Orange County chapter 1S hter.sllv
from 8-to-80 The few ch1ldren m the Harbor
Area are macllve members, however, because
there a re no programs specthcally for them yet
One of the older Mensans . Costa Mesan Sam
Frank. calla htmself a "72-year-old teenager
Frank. a rehred Orange C ounty Juve01ls H.s ll
teacher, ts a charter member of the Ora nge
County Mensa chapter "I JO&ned Mensa for the
soctal aspect That was more appeahng to me
than us qethng our poanted beads together,"
Frank sa1d
Newporter Larry Dabolt, • resJdenttal devel·
oper. JOmed because be wanted to bema qroup
"With a lot of bnqht people." He aays Menaa
m .. hnga c.n often be a "chUerent" ellJ)enence
"We have unpredtctable m"tinoa, I think
becau .. btioht people o ften have penonaltty
problema. MenM can be a m.t.rveloua expenence
-or the pats Menaana tend to be a bat extreme,"
O.bolt lald.
Several persona anterv1ewed mentioned the
Menaa mMUJlg when one of the male memben
came in a red dress, pantyhoee and h•oh h .. la.
offenno no .. planatJon for ba.a athre. They Mad
he w•• tr .. tect u if be had been WMtlllQ hia
u.au~l 9rey O.ueJ twt.
M.n.Nna are quick to ~at out that d...,1te the
nchataY1ty, on. 0\lt of every SO penou w eliq •
ble to joao . n.. &a Oruge Cwaty ......-,.
repreeot a frachOD 01 tlaoee e1691We tot =••bet·
elUJ), Ia tJae HarbOr ArM, the llf•Md<a•• il 31
...M~s "'-ea. ...... 52 tro. ... .,...
INck, Ucl.S ............ . eo. ..... NeA-. ............ ..
et~: '1ra W. u ........_.. _.. -. ... ~~~~~~~~~~~--
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Wary 8-.Jnmaa of St. Paul,
WW.. will be th4o IMturod
~r •t the AADlol&l cl.ia.aer
m..tino of Planned Pa.rentbood
• Auqci.atioD of Orange Cou.nty
Thur.t.y, Jan. 22 at 6:30p.m.
in the Carouel Roo"m. of the
Newporter W .
Steinman l.a a national conwJ~
tant on adol-.cent pr~nancy
ud Jam.Uy planni.n.Q who direct.
a prooram which hu reduced
prjfQoanciH by 40 percent in
two Mtnnetota high achoola.
She will ..t.o ·~ OA friday,
Jan. 23 at a luncheon m .. tinq of
the Coalition Concern.d with
Hadassah Plans
Aiyah llU'lCheoit •
The second annual Youth
Aliyeh luncheon of the Newport .
Beach Chapter of H.daiM}I will
be held Monday, Jan .• 26 at
11 :30 a .m. at the Atrium of the
Marriott Hotel in Newport
Beach.
Youth AUyeh ia a child r..cue
and reha.bilit.tion proqram
which care~ for 19,000 children
in 315 residential and day
facilities.
The program will feature a
fashion show with deeiona by
Andrew Morgen. Folk singer
Rama Brenner will entertain.
Shelly Lindell and Jane Hamlin
of National Hadassah will speak.
For reservations call 968-3952
or 759-8933. ·
Jewish Women To
Hear Dr. St.mmer
Or. Bobbe Summer will apeak
on "Holistic Living and Joy" at
the next meetinq of the National
Council ~f Jewish Women, Har-
bor Vista Section, Thuraday,
Jan. 22 at 9:30a.m. at Shir-Ha-
Ma 'alot HaJ'bor Reform Temple
1n Newport Beach.
Or. Summer is an educational
psychologist and private mar·
riage, family and child
counselor.
For more information call the
NCJW ofJice at 673-1310.
Krueger Art Displayed
In Newport Beach
Frank Krueger, a loca) artist
and member of the Orange
Coast College facu.lty, baa an
art exhibit on display in the Art
Gallery at Glendale Federal
Savinos ..nd Loan, 100 Newport
Center Dri..-e, Newport Beach.
The show will be open Mon·
day through Thursday from 9
a.m. to 4 p .m. and Friday from
9 a .m. to 6 p.m. throuqh Feb. 2 .
Se
Adol.oent Pt.qnucy at the
W... Verde LH.m.ing Center,
2990-Vorde-om..Eoot, c ..... w-.
Ticketa to the Plann.cl Puen·
thoocl clinner are available at the
group'• office, 1801 N. B'road-
way, Santa Ana, phone
913-1727 .
Zonta Om Sets
Art Auction, Show
Tho Zonto Club oJ Nowport
Harbor will hold ita first annual
Art L.h.ibit and Auction on SUD-
day, Jan. 25 in the Zonta ~lub
hoUM at 15th and Irvine in N~
port BNch.
Champaone and bon
d'oeuvre• will be •rVed from
4:30 to 5:30 p.m. with the auc-
tion followinq.
Proceed• from the event will
be used for vuioua Zcmla com-
munity Mrvicea, with emphUia
on youth projecfs and the Senior
Citisen Recreation Center.
The ezhibit will be coor·
dinot.d with Collier Art Cor·
poration. eo.t of the event ia $2.
For further information call
557-9520 ofter 6 p.m.
VaJentme•s Bal Set
By Jlrior Ebell
A Valentine's Sweetheart Ball
will be held by the Junior Ebell
Club of Newport Beach on Feb.
6 at 7:30p.m. at the main
ballroom of the Balboa Bay
Club.
The event, which will include
dinner, dancing, an auction and
laabiona by Ferndale1, will raise
fuoda to benefit the building
fund of the Albert Sitton Home.
The Albert Sitton Home,
located in Orange, hou~es tem-
porarily dependant children who
have been abused, neqlected or
abandoned and are dependant
fof no fault of their own.
Cost i.& $25 per person. For
more information call the club at
631-3055.
FJeld Studies Class
Plarined For Japan ·
A 23-day field studie1 courM
in Japan will be offered by
Orange Coast College July 2 to
24.
As part of the tour, 1tudent.s
will spend five days with
Japa.ne• families. They will also
visit 10odern and historic lite• in
Tokyo, Kyoto, Toba, Nara,
Sugaalliaa, Kuraahiki and
Hiroahilllfl.
Coat of the trip is $2,21 5.
Reqiltralion deadline is Moy 15.
For information call the OCC
Field Studies office at 556-5693.
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JUTIAZIMMER
Zknmer-Mll'l'ay
Troth Annolllced
A surprise announcement of
the enqagement of Min Jutta
Zimmer to David Murray, both
of Newport Beach, was made at
a buffet dinner to a qroup of in-
tiJnate friencU, Saturday, )an.
17.
Twenty-five couples join~ in
congratulating the aoon-to-be-
married couple. The weddinq is
planned in early April.
Miss Zimmer, the daughter of
M~. and Mrs. Walter Muenter of
Kusel, West Germany, is presi-
dent of U .S. Intercom Invest·
ment Corp. Inc ., with offices in
Kinshasa, Zaire, Central Africa ;
Munich, West Germany, and
world headquarters at 1300
Dove St., Daon Center, Newport
Beach.
Murray, a counselor and
attorney specializinq in immi-
gration law, has off ices in the
Daon Center, Newport Beach,
and also in Newbury, England.
Ovt-oJ-town quests included
Mra . Florence Murray of Son
Diego, mother of the qroom·to-
be, who is a party consultant
and leisure specialist, and
Mic hel Zoumis, Admlnistrateur
De Societees, Sea Products,
Bruxelles, Belgium.
Cancer Subject For
A irporter Inn Lecture
"The Role of Psychotherapy in
the Treatment of Cancer" will
be the topic of a talk by
Stephanie Matthews-Simonton at
the Airporter Inn, Friday, Jan.
23 at 7:30p.m.
Simonton is the program
director of the Cancer Counsel-'
in9 and Research Center in Fort
WcJrtb, Tu.u.
R ... rvationa at $10 per person
mull be made by Jan. 15. For
information call MacArthur
Medical Center at 557-7372.
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o...rt-r ot UC lnrbao.
'llclo.ta lo tlte -·· Ul -to tM p.blic, are awalleble oa •
up ..... , • ._ lieU at the
ASUC!IIoz Olflco OD tho _,.
ond floor of the Unlvenity
Center. film lic:lr:etl are
available only al the door.
~Arlo
Performing arta evea.ta in
January include Anthony
Root.,, luteniat and .lmma
ltirkby, .opruo on Th\ll"'day,
Jan. 22 at 8 p.m.; !Mpertory
Dance W..t: from UC S.nt. Bar-
bara Saturdt.y, Jan. 24 ot 8
p .m.; aDd Jam" Welch,
organist, Saturday, Jan. 31 at ~
p.m.
February perfoimera include
the O.kland Ballet Com.pa.ny in
"M01tly Copland" Monday, Feb.
9 at 8 p.m., in a tribute to
Eugene Loring Tuellday, Feb. 10
at 8 p.m. and in a Oiaqhilev
evening Wednesday, Feb. ·11 at
8 p.m. The UCLA Opera
Workshop will present the
libretto "C radle Will Rock"·
Monday, Feb. 23. The Juilliard
Strin9 Quartet will perform
Monday, Feb. 23 at 8 p.m.
Three programs are scheduled
in March. The San Diego Reper·
Dick Hogan New
Auxiliary leader
Dick Hogan was recently
installed as the commander of
the United St.tes Coaat Guard
Auziliory Flolillo 25, head·
quarteied. in Newport Beach.
Hogan wu a put director of
community development for the
city of Newport Bea.ch.
Vice commander W Richard
falk of E1 Toro, and Peter Van
Schultze of Newport BN.ch was
appointed staff officer for public
relations.
The orquiution ia dedicated
to promotinQ recreational
booti09 oofoty.
tory Coapoay will p-1
"Warl<ia9," by 8ltulo Torkol
Moecltty ud ~y, Wucb 9
udl0ot8p •· Tho Old Globe
Thealer wW b,; 111111t '"Nooa lor
lito~-:· by lugno
01felll Sotordey, Nardi 14 ot 8
P·•· ud !lwMIIy, W.rcll 15 at
2:30p.m. The muaieal "Wanted:
lxperieDC*:I Operatora'' will be
p,_tod by tbo Billuguol
Fouade-ol tbo Aria SuDII.y,
Morel( 29 ot q P·'l'·
Pr04pam deta.i.ls •r• available
by c:allinq Ole CommtHee lor
Arta ot 833·6378.
'-tur•
The ..cond lecture in a two-
part •ri•• on the future of
icience will be pr ... nied
Wednesday, Jan. 28 when Dr.
Melvin Calvin will diacuas
"Hydrocarbon• in Plants:
Renewable !.aerqy from
Harv•lable Cropt" •t 8 p.m. in
the Science t.ctuie Hall.
Two 1ectures are .c::hedu.led in
February. Rita Walters of the
Loa Angeles Unified School
District Board Of Education will
tallc on "Our Time i.e Now" Tues-
day, Feb. 10 at 8 p .m. in the
Gota Room at Mesa Commons.
Alex Haley will speak on "Roots:
A Saga o'f Black History"
Wedne5day, Feb. 25 at 8 p .m.
in Crawford Hall.
Friends Of Library To
Hear Author At
General Lunch Meeting
Joan Pizzo will discuaa her re·
cent book, "Little Crumb," at
the general luncheon meeting of
the Newport Beach Friends of
the Library at 11 :30 a .m ., Jan.
27 at Pilar Wayne's fernlem
Cafe in Corona del Mar.
Dlu1trator Clyde Geronimi, an
award-winning Disney animator,
will be a specJ-l quest.
For re:tervations \Mnd $6.50
per per10n to Felicia Young,
2011 Port Cardiff Place,
Newport Beach. For information
caU 673·1633.
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833-5988. :
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A doublo tilm IHturo wtU be ::
ahbw. each Saturday n.igJat at • 6'30 ud s ,IS p.m. In tbe UCI
Socl.J Science Hall .
Film• to be a.hown ore:
-Jan. 17: BreMOn'• "lA•
Anq .. du Perch .... aitd
"Lincelot."
-Jan. 24: Berqman's "Devil's
Wanton" and Ray's "Distant
Thunder."
-Jan. 3f: Kuroaawa's "The
Men Who Tread on the Tiger'•
Tail" and.Mizouqucbi's "A
Geisha."
-Feb. 7: Fellini'a "Variety
Lights" and "I Vitelloni."
-Feb. 14: Lattauda'a
"Without Pity" and Olmi's "ll
Po.to.'' -
-Feb. 21 : Ray's "Knock on
Any Door" and Riinais's "Last
Year at Marienbad."
-Feb. 28 : Cocteau's "Or-
pheus" and Rohmer's
"Perceval."
-March 7: "Dead of Night"
by Cavalcanti, Hamer,
Crichton, and Deardon, and
Berri's "The Two of Us."
More information on the series
is available by calling 833-6lJ22 .
Marital Workshop
Planned Saturday
A workshop on Ma rital Con·
fhct and Renewal will be
presented by Coastline Com-
munity College on Saturday,
Jan. 24 from 9:30a.m. to 4:30
p.m. at the She raton Newport in
Newport Beach .
The workshop will be led by
Fraser Powlison, a marriage,
family and child counselor.
The SIS reqist.ration fee
includes lunch. Advance
registration is advised.
For further information call
the Community Services and
Colleqe Activities oUice at
963-0811.
Ferd Johnson
67 ..... 1 111671-1107
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Memben of KOCE• Founders Forum gathered at the we/1-.oppomted 1V •tudio to make o pilcb lor
the planned bene/it ''Evening With Louis Rukey.r. "John Rinaldo embraces fellow committee
members Barbaro Wiener, Jell, and lJz Toomey. The benelit, •cbeduled lor Feb. 4 at the Registry
Hotel, ba. been underwritten by severol generous local urms so that all o/the $50 per person dono·
lion u tax deductible to those attending tbe event. RuJceyser is considered to be television's top linon·
cial expert. StoH photo by leon Holhburton
Jean HaUiburton's
HARBORUTES .
Well, here I am in Wuh-
inqton, D.C . with my thermal
underwear, furry-lined ~d-cast
boots, and Patti Spiel~n's
white mink coat!
That lady seems to have them
in all colora. You see h•r green
one on th11 page (take my word
for it) and there is an orange
one, tool
Not danng enough (or color·
ful enough) to sport either of
those, I accepted her generous
(and warm!) loan of the white
one.
At th1s pomt I may even be
over-mmked, since Mary Blake
insisted on havmg daughter
Tracie in New York send on her
(Mary's) ranch mmk to D.C . to
my address and for me to bring
back to Newport.
The atory of why Tracie lS glv-
ing up the mink coat 18 not mine
to tell, but Mary might divulge
the facts, if properly uked.
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Aa you read this, mo.t of the
f..tivltlel afOWld lb. lnauqura-
tion ot Pr•ident Ronald Reagan
and Vice Pr .. ident Georqe Bu•h
will be in the past.
But, u I wnte 1t, they are stiJl
m the future, and 1 am an·
ticipating the charter f.Lqht , the
pre-inaugural Texas party, the
Badham'a recephon m tbe1r new
bom.e, open-bouse at Sen.
Hayakawa's ofbce, brunch at
Conqreuman Goldwater'• (Jr.)
office the mornmg of the In-
auguntion, the lnaugurahon
Ceremony 1tMU (even m the icy
c old!) and the ga]a baU.!
Anticipahon may be less ex·
hausting than reahty 10 this
case, but we will bring back a
report on our locals and the1r
part m the whole wonderful
enterprlM.
There are a few other thmgs
in the real future which we
would like to mention before we
elaborate a bit on some of the
past events p1ctured on thlS
page.
The b1g p1cture across the top
of the page 1S just a nice way to
remind you of the annual benefit
for OC's own wonderful TV sta·
hon KOCE, Channel 50.
Last year's benefit sponsored
by the well-organized Founders
Forum was held in Las Bnsas
restaurant in laguna Beach w1th
the theme of "An Evenmg on
Fantasy Island."
From fantasy to the economy
1s quite a JUmp (or is it, these
days?) but this year's theme of
Wall Street Week bnngs us the
fascinating speaker, Lou1s
Rukeyser, who "makes the prob-
lems of finance and economics
both lively and mteresting."
The dinner-benefit is bemg
underwritten by Dean Witter
Reynolda, American Home, lr·
vine'• fte¢atry Hotel, the law
fhm ot GU.., Calla.ha.n, Me·
Cune, Willi• & Edwards, and
Slftith Printera and IJtho-
qraphen of Tu.tm.
The spec1al event comm1ttee
conslSts of Russell Pearson
(chainna.n), Mrs. J. Robert Fluor
II, Terry Gues, Mrs. Charles
Hanson, Mra. Russell Lnd, Dr.
Bernard Luskin, Mrs . Andrew
Miller, John Rmaldo, Mrs .
Michael Toomey and Mrs Alan
Wiener.
U you missed an inv1tahon
and would hke to parbc1pate m
thts prOI'D181llg evenmg. call
895-5623 fo r reservabons.
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Nancy Ebsen has cast
Day program set for Fnday, Jan.
30, on the campus m Los
Angeles .
Helping to put on this ma1or
production are committee
members from the Harbor Area.
mcluding Carol Blanchard, Bet·
sy Van Dyke, Diane Schwe1tzer,
Mary Ellen Hanley, JoAnne
Monson and Ruby Ann Barker
from Newport Beach.
lrvme members are Nancy
W1lson, Gwen Byrd, Barbara
Johnson, Dr. Mary Krause and
Jean Schultz.
Joan Anderson of Costa Mesa
and Carol Hamdton of laguna
complete the locals-on the
comm11tee, that 1s. You can bet
there w11l be dozens of Har·
bonte s at that gathermg
USC appears to be movmg
mto th1s area m a number of
very pleasant-and
educahonal-ways.
The Balboa Bay Club recently
was the site of a day-long
sem1nar on "The Pobsbed Ex-
ecubve," presented by the USC
College of Contmu1n9 Educa·
tion.
Herb Sutton, owner and
pubU.heT of Tbe Ezuign, aa well
u the two other Sutton News
PreS~enllng o check lor $8,500 to New DirectioNJ Pre.ident
Schaar, Jell, ore Carol Leo.blee, President of the Dolpblru of the
Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce, and Linda Strahan, post
chair o/lhe Wimbledon West tenms tourney. The proce«h /rom
lh1s e vent benefit the New Directions hallway home lor recovering
women alcoholics. StaH pholo by Sorry SJobJn
Group weelches (and who also
heads Sutton Industnes) was
guest speaker for the semmar
conducted by Ron and Diane
ReiJler, a husband-wile team of
executive development con·
sultants.
Clever Vorpal Gallery in
laguna 1 They have a show of 40
origmal pnnts by Paul Delvaux
(ava1lable for purchase) at the
same hme as NHAM's more fo r·
mal ellh1b1hon of the famous sur
real1sl pamter's works.
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Last September bachelor M.tke
Fedderly of Newport Beach pa1d
$800 (to the OC Mus1c Center)
to buy a French gourmet dinner
for e1ght offered by four very
spec1al gourmet cooks as theu
contnbuhon to the new Sound of
MuSJc Chapter of the OCMC
And as lime rolled around-as
1t does-11 was hme to honor the
pledge
M1ke chose a mce Saturday
n1gbt and mv1ted Sus1e Ingold,
J.J. and Betty Kmckerbocker,
Charles and Laura Mclaughlin
and Lynn and Marhn Sanborn-
to the Kn1ckerbocker home'
Coolung and servang Wlth the
greatest of care and sk1ll were
those super servants (of the
OCMC) Dr. Carl and Charlene
Rleder, Maxme and Robert G1b·
son, Dr. Wuham and Nancy
Hodson and Sally and Dr.
Rlchard Thatcher.
What a way to give!
The GuJs Clu.b of the Harbor
Area hold• 1ts annual m .. ting
w1tb mstallahon of officera for
the board of duectors on Thurs-
day, Jan. 29, at the Velvet Turtle
10 Newport Beach.
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Orange County wlll have a
new hosp1tal1n Garden Grove
and the ground.breaking for AMI
Palm Harbor General Hosp1tal il
set for Tuesday, Jan. 27, 10 the
evenmg
They're domg 11 up 1n elegant
(Z1gner) style Wlth cocktails,
entertamment, valet parkmq, etc.
You can tell it's tD.ink, can't
you? &t what you can't tell ts
that it u 91' .. DI Patti Spielman,
who 16 more doring-ond
unique-than ma.l people,
bovgAt it to go to lrelond, yet.
Meanwh1le, we count on you
to tell us all about the local In-
augural Ball wb1ch was held at
the Dianeyland Hotel'
That bas to be one of the
1ucest thmgs that has ever hap·
pened to Orange County.
Gekas and Mary SuU1van m the
lead roles an "The Great Sebas·
hans," wluch will open Fnday,
Feb. 6, at the Newport Harbor
Actors Theatre at 390 Monte
V1Sta m Costa Mesa.
Call 631 -5110 or 673-5115
weekdays from 1 to 5 p .m for
tickets and further mformaho n.
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True to tbeu pledge (at the Sound of Mus1c Chapter of OC MuSJc
Center's gala auctJon) to present an elegantly prepared-and
served -gourmet dmner to buyer M1Jce Fedderly nghl and h1s
seven gue sts are Dr Carl and Chaiiene R1eder Bachelor Milce
borrowed the home of Betty l o KmcJcerboclcer, leh. and her hus
USC baa a
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THEATER REVIEW
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It -a laDQ tiiDa lor tho
very beat sbo. to fiAally arrive
in OW' arM. ''TU liepll&at
WaD," by Bemard Pomerance is
one ...cllloa.q anticipated play.
Unfort:ua.ately, to much wu e:a·
.,.c:ted, rather lUte awaitin9 an
importut 9tl1Mrinq oaly to be
more Ucited by the prepara-
tion, that this South Cout
Repertory productiOn muat be
judc;rtd & cbaappoilltment.
Rext Bou~ 9inil 'a fantuHc
.performaace the role of John
Merrick,1the rMl D&me of the
Elepbnt Wan. Problematic..Uy,
bOW8'ftr, Bo.laom's per·
form&DOe: "11 10 overpowerin9 the
actinq it.lf beco•• more im-
portant thaD the characteruation
of the part. One atraiu eo at
tim• to follow Bouuom, a1 Vic-
torian "hqla.nd must have atrain·
ed to IQIIow Merrick, that tho
oenU.JV,aD'a warda are la.t, and
more importantly his DloMN.Qe.
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dalonalty, INCh Ill h1o ugU.....
Whea UU. Nn•Uaq b.t.ppeu
OAOe too oftec, Ra-ab.ndou
Merrick ud ....S. b aaooey.
Fortunately, the leedinq w.r9.a~t
o{ the day, Fteet.rick Trev•.
COIDM lo W.rriclt'a &kf.
Trw. lakN care of Merrick
and manao• to obtain the
viaiting -~ of a leadinCJ &c·
tr .. , Wn. Jtendal. She and
Merrick become friends, and
Mra. X.endal brinqs her friends,
the tout of Victorian .aciety, to
m"t Merrick. Throug-hout, the
qu.•Uon remeina unan.wered:
In this life, what, indeed, reelly
is normal?
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Guy and Phyllis Halferty of Newport Boach will offer muoic bv
George and Ira Ger.hwln Saturday evening, Jan. 24, at Or•nge
Coast College. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. In the OCC
Auditorium. For ticket information, phone 566-6627.
Belly Dancing Group Starts
The fir1t m"tin9 of the new
Middle Eastern Culture and
Dance Auociation will be held
on Monday, Feb. 2 at 7:30p.m.
at the w .. tminater Community
Center, 8200 Weatmin1ter Blvd.,
We•tmin•ter.
554·1936 or M8c;r Chrysler at
M2-2697.
ltzhak Periman
Concert Sold Out
Joh.n Merrick hu a terrible
deformity ~~ cau .. elephan-
tine qtowth. em Ilia body. In
Victorian England, he il ulh-
ered from lid.bow to sid•how
as a frMlt worthy only of the
curiou. star .. of citizens.
Shepherd.d by a liniater bloke
It'• a fucinatinq play, a ortp-
pinv pt.y, one that tHra at the
hNrt and •till mau.q .. to terrify
the mind. But this production
qoea beyond the important fact
that the situation C4rri" itself.
Penelope Winduat u Mta. Ken·
dal ... med to underatand this
better than the other performers.
An actrNI playinq an actre ..
who must inilil!lly act to over-
come the aioht of Merrick, Ms.
Winduat was a deUoht.
You won't quickly forvet this
play, but you certainly won't
lonv remember it. Phone
957-4033. Runa throuvh Feb. IS.
The auoclation, an off•hoot of
the Lo. AnQelea chapter, pro-
mot" the art of Danae Orientale
(beUy danclnCJ) throuqh
worbhopa, Mminara, filma, con·
cert1 and charity events.
For fUrther information on the
Qroup call Cathy Dickey at
Tht Loa Anoele• PbUharmonic
Orcb .. tra concert featurinq an
appearance by violinist Itahk
Perlman Saturday, Jan. 24 at the
Santa Ana Hiqh School auditor·
ium ia aold out, accordinq to the
Oranoe County PbUharmonic
Society, apontora of the event.
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... lla.tmq ~room dancino on
tbt fir1t, tllird a.nd fifth Satur·
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p.m. wJtb a review and practice
period from 7:30 to 8 p .m.
The center ia located at Filth
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For more information call the
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Theater Arts Plans
Auditions Jan. 26, 2 7
Auditiona lor "God's Favor-
ite," the next production of the
Newport Theater Arts Center,
will be held Jan. 26 and 27 at
7:30p.m. at the center, 2501
Cliff Drive, Newport Beach .
Three women and Jive men
are needed for the play.
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to any Oraoqe County chJid
whOM behaYior U. becOIM baf.
DiD9 to parenll, tMchert aDd
physicians.
The Child Guidance Center
was brouvht to Oranv• Cou.aty _
by a vroup of womea who realia-
.d the nHCI for such a facility.
They Jorm.d the Harbor Key
Au:riUary.
Their main fu.Dd·raiser is the
thrift ahop they operate at 807
W. 19th St., Coota W... It
featur" qift-ready mlnYture
cactu vardeu, and hand drNI·
eel recycled dol11 .
Proceed.~ 90 to the Child
Guidance Center. .
Garden Cbb Plans
Meeting Jan. 28
The Harbor View Hilla
Garden Cll.lh will m"t Wednea-
day, Jan. 28 at 9:30a.m. at the
home of Mra. Georoe Fl .... a,
3815 Inlet ble Drive.
Speaker J. HOward Asper will
dUcuu proteas, e:rotic tubular
plants native to South Africa
and Auatralia.
Co-hosteasea for the event are
Mrs. William rleminq and Mrs.
Ronald Jack.
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price. lzcs 6 10 16. $76 .
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Pam Gibbons models hat woven with her hair
Here/ s A Hair -Raising Hat
by Dixie Cou.rtne y
Braaded ha1r has been around
sance the tame of the Egyphans,
but Bo Derek's ha~rstyle an the
movae "10" populanzed the
ancaent style.
Now 20-year-old baudresser
La ura Gtbbons has brought
some unusual vanahons on the
braad to the Harbor Area.
Gabbons, JUSt one year out of
Golden West College's Cos·
metology School, has been prac-
hcmg her c raft at Ohvera's Han
Fashaons an Corona del Mar
Although the bra1ded style
most often requested 1s the
French braid, Gabbons also does
com-row bratdmg. rope
braadmq, cobra bratdmg, and
her own un1que type of braad
mg-the bat.
The most elaborate bat as one
Gabbons calls an open weave
l..Rant how to tnak~
UJl your fae~ ... frt"~.
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THE '80s R4U
Thas style requ1res a model wath
wa1st-length hatr and a great
deal of patience-the process
can take as lonq as seven hours
To began the compltcated pro
cedure fo r an o pen weave hat,
Gabbons cuts a p1ece of heavy
cardboard mto a carcle about
three feet m dtameter, and then
cuts a ho le an the mtddle a btl
smaller than the model's head
Afte r the cardboard as set on the
model, Gtbbons combs the dry.
clean han over the top of the
cardboard frame.
Next the han IS pmned wath
long shckptns to the frame an a
loosely-woven fashton. After
p1nnang and weaving, whtch can
take as lonq as two hours, Gtb·
bons sprays the hatr w1th water
Then she apphes a lavash
amount of sethng qel, and
weaves the batr into an even
more mlttcate desaqn
The final step as to dry the
han under a heat lamp and
remove the cardboard To dress
up the hat even more, a colorful
rabbon can be woven anto thP
hau as a fanashang touch
Gtbbons c harges $100 fo r an
open weave hat, but her prtc-Ps
range fr om $12 fo r a sample
French braad to $250 for corn
ro w bratdang a Ia Bo DerPk,
complete wath arttfacaal ha rr
added for length.
Other shapes m Gabbo n's baq
of stylang expertrse anclude a
c urved woven hat, and a closP
to -the head hat that resembles a
vasor These styles can be done
wath hatr as short as shoulder
length
The next ttme you see a
woman a round the Harbor Area
weanng a fashtonable hat. look
agam-11 JUSt may be her hatr1
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WINTERTIME DINNER SPECIALS
Served from 5:30p.m. to Midnight
4
Fish eo Brochette •
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The pamstaktng weavrng process ts
about hatfway through at thts potnt
The setting get suffens the hatr and
helps hold '' .n place
Seven hours later Parn·s hau ts now
almost dry Only the rtbbon as needed
to complete the took
Pam Gtbbons, Laura's stster-rn-law. ts
wartrng for the styling process to begm
2 Laura pulls the dry hau up through the
cardboard fra me
Staff photos by Barry Sloban
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Lanz Shoe SOlon
Women'sDayToBeHeldAtUSC WhyWdght Plans
senmat Jan. 24 A "CoU.oe of howledqeu il
the theme of tU Womea'• Day
program to be beJel OD Jan. 30 '-========================~ from 9 a .m. to 2 p.m., at the by P.thJT Cottou and well executed. Univenity of Southern Califor·
One of ouz favorite thinq• is a Golden Draoon is located at nia'• Norris Cinema Tb.etTe.
''IUe·out" Chin ... dinner, 2023 Harbor Blvd., in Co.ta Women'• Day il part of USC'a
.. pecially on one of our rare Mesa, and the phone number is leoth birthday celebration. The
1tonny eveninos when there is 642-7UW. proqram is IJ)Onsored by the
10methino interesting on the TV Gin lJno b the ancient spell-General Alumni Auociation and
tube ... which is very rare. We ing of the word Nanking, the the Alumnae Coordinating
often call CheJ Yuan O.r Wanq venerable capital of China. Gin Council.
at Co.ta Meaa'• Golden Dragon Ling is aJ.o a lovely restaurant University Trustee Phyllil Nor·
and ask him to chooae our din-with a Santa Ana addreu, but a ton Cooper will qive the open-
ner. Just as often we select our Costa Mesa postuze 41 it il just ing address at 9:15a.m.
own from our large souvenir next door to South Cout Plua. Dr. Judith Stiehm, chairman
menu. The restaurant has been there of USC'• Proqram for the Study
U you choose to dine in the for nearly five yean, and has of Women and· Men in Society,
r .. taurant, The Golden Dragon been recently remodeled. It is will lecture on "What's Tradi-
is a amall, happy, bu.y place. U quiet and 10phisticaled, with honal about a Tradibonal Sex
you take your dinner home, it none of the draqou., lanterns, Role?" from 9:30a.m. to 10:15
will be bountiful enough to pro-nor red colors often auociated a.m.
vide a second feast the next with Chin ... restaurants. Colors Helen Denn.is, proqram d.Jrec-
tor lor USC'• lthel Percy An·
ci.ru GerootoiOCJJ C.nter, wUJ
lectuze on "You and your Aqblo
Parnt" from 10:45 a.m. to 11:30
a.m. In the Perlorm.ino Arta
PIAu.
Next, Dr. LaUe P. Weiner
will ~ on "Genetic
Enqin .. rino: A Moral INue for
Scientllt.." Scientific and
ethical impUcatiou. of oenetic
engin .. rino will be addreaec:l.
FoUowino lunch, Dr. Jerald
M. Jellbon will ~peak on "Malt·
Jno the Mo.t of the Pr ... nt." Dr.
Jelliaon ~ an aaociate profeaor
of piYCholOQY.
Women'• Day Com.mitlee
member• from Newport Beach
mclude Mu. Roqer Blanchard,
Mrs. John Van Dyke, Mrs. Con-
rad Schweitzer, MrsJ James
Hanley, Mrs. William Morison,
and Wrt. WUJJam Barker.
"Chooeino Thin" b the topic
of a Mminar to be pr ... nt.d by
Why Weight Inc. Saturday, Jan.
24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the
Com.mJtt.e memben from Jr.
riDe ue Wn. ThoiUI WU.On,
Wn. Ronald Byrd, Wn. Paul
John8on, Dr. w.,., ~ruM, and
Wn. Willi&m &hults.
Com.mJtt .. member hom
eo.ta Me.a b Mu. Frank
Andenon.
· Reqiltry Hotel in Irvine.
Ticket. are $20 and may be
obtalned hom any Women'• Day
CoJnDijtt .. JMmber or by phon-
inq the USC Alumni Office at
(213) 743·2983.
Free parkino ia available on
campua hear the USC entrance
cloeest to the lntenectlon of
Figueroa and hpotition.
FOUI'IlierToHead
OCI Wind Ensemble
The worbhop will be led by
Oyan Goodman and Rhoda
WeiMl, co-founden of Why
Weiqht Inc., who have more
than ~ years e~perJence in the
weight control field.
Reaervatioru are $35 in ad-
vance or $40 at the door. For
more information call 628-2395
or write P.O. Box 8633,
Anaheim 92802.
Saly Steiner Will
Discuss Top Artists
An Uluatrated talk on the
day. A few dishes will not travel are soft shades of beiqe, fine
well enough to take home . . . woods qleam, and there is a
their excellent Sizzhng Rice serene atma.phere. We enjoy
Soup, for instance, and tea. dining at Gin Lno as well 41
Aquarian Events Plann~ Peter Fournier hu been nam-
ed director of the UC Irvine
Wind lnaemble by the School of
Fine Arts.
drawing•, etchinos, prints and
painting• of famous arlilta wiU
be pr ... nted by Sally Steiner on
Thursday, Jan. 22 at 8 p.m. at
the Laguna Beach Museum of Art.
We have enjoyed appetizers takinq home the biqh-quality
of deep-fried shrimp, shrimp dishes. There is a cocktail
toast, and excellent egg rolls lounge, a good wine list, and
and spareribs. The Moo Shu there are banquet facilities for
Pork ia expertly prepazed, and a 40 to 60 questa.
hou1e special, Flower Beef ia Some outatandingg dishes at slices of tender beef, marinated Gin Linq are a delicate and ex· 10 18aame oU and garlic, deep-
fried, and served in a delicate otic Crab and. Com Soup, a
beautiful beqinninq for the
The Mission Science of Mmd
wtll bold a symposium entitled
"The Aquanan ConSJ)Uacy 11
Alive and Well in Orange
County" on May 9 at the Mission
churc h in San Juan Capistrano.
Pnor to the symposium,
amaiJer "Ahve and Well"
gatherings wtU be held
throughout the county. Meetings
will be lD Newport S..ch on
March 16, Costa Mesa on Jan.
26, and lrvane on Feb. 16.
The purpose of the pre-
aymposaum meetings is to
discuss Marilyn Fergu10n's book.
"The Aquarian Conspiracy."
Further mformahon is
avaalable from Rev. R1ta Mcinnis
at 661-3610.
For the pa1t 10 year1 he ha1
led the Eatancia Hioh School
Wind Emsemble in Colla Meaa,
where he earned national
recoqnition at the Music
Educator~ National Conference
in 1973 and 1974.
The lecture is given in con-
junction with the current Artists
by Artists exhibition of portraits
and self-portraits of famous ar-
ti.ts from the French Impre•-
sionistic period through contem-
porary art on view at the
muHum through Monday, Feb.l6.
Admiasion to the lecture is
$2.50 for members and $3.50 for crepe shaped like a flower· meal. Abalone. cooked for many
Black Muahrooms and houzs, is combined w1th black Chin ... Greens u another bne
dish, 41 is Gun Pung Chicken, mushrooms in a laudable oyster
Locals To Attend Concert Event
Muaicaana interested in join-
ing the UCI Wind EnMmble
should contact Fournier at
933-6615 weekdays. I non-members. For information
c all the museum at 494 -6531.
sauce, and a house spectalty, hot and IPicy • served in a aauce Spicy Hot Sizzling Steak 1erved of gr .. n onion, sesame, garUc
The annual open rehearsal,
concert preview and luncheon
an the Blue Rtbbon Room of the
Los Angeles Music Center wtlJ
be at1ended by members of the
Orange County Philharrnonac
Society women's commattees and
tbeu guests Thursday, Jan 29.
in a tantalizing tornd black and lOY. The menu is large and bean and chili sauce lS a lists the gamut of Mandarin
cuisine. Fish and .eaJoods are deUght.
fresh and aze treated slrillfully. Gin Ling is located at 3644 S.
Vegetables are crisp from the Bristol, and the telephone
wok and aauces are complex number is 751-4666. An open rehearsal of the Los
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set for Jan. 31 an the Santa High
School aud1tonum at 8:30 p .m.
wtll be led by Spao11h con·
ductor Jesu. Lopez-Cobos.
Dr. Kassorla To Present Seminar
P~Jcholoqist Dr. Irene
Kasaorla will conduct a ~emanar
designed for women,
and Auditorium at Oranqe
Coast College.
Admission is $10 and lunch as
included. Reservahons must be made by
Wednesday, Jan. 21 watb Mrs.
Harnet Crane at 830-2188 or
Mrs. Joseph Gleason at642-8379.
"Celebrate YouraelJ: Learn to be
Yow Own Best Friend," on
Saturday, Jan. 24 from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. in the Student Center
KU10rla will be joined by
18veral other gue•t speakers.
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DlYoree S.mlDar
"Growing Through Otvorce,"
a MmiDaJ' for Catholic dJvorced
or Mparatecl penona, wlll be
held Wed.needaya, Feb. 4 to
March 18 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
at the St. JOMJ>h Center 1n
Orange.
Leader t. Jim Smoke.
FH t. S.O ($45 at the door).
dayJ an. 25 at 6 p .m. at the
Temple, 1011 Camelbeck,
Newport Beach. All new
membera are invited. for more
information call Susan at
559-5696 or Teui at 975-0471.
Jewilh Profeuional Slnolea of
Orange County will hold a
Super Bowl party Sunday, Jan.
25 at the home of Judi Stem.
For more information call
Richard Katz at •97-3472 or the
Temple office at 644-1999.
ODe ,. .. r att.r gradu.ati.Dq
froaa h.loh echooJ, ao.t of
Newport-W... 10hool cliatrict'•
clu. of '79 t. atte11dlnq college,
the ctJ.trict'• Juat.rele&Md
Graduate Follow-Up S¥y ln·
dJeat ... The Mventh auoh ttudy
done by the ~ehool diatrict, it
wa• compiled from information
provided by a random aample of
1979 oraduat .. who re•ponded
to a flve·paoe, 89-qu .. tion
1urvey. They provided informa·
lion on their c urrent education,
marital 1tatu1 and employment,
and alao evaluated their high
KhoOl eclucaUOD ln the lJQht of
tbeh uperiecc .. elnce.
Overall r..Wte are aiJD.ilar to
put etud»a, according to Nola
Hoffma•, d.1.1ricf developaaent
J.ah coordln.ator, who compiled
the •urvey. They indicate that 73
percent are attending 10hool full
time, and uother 14 percent
&J'e part-time atudenll. Studenta
are fairly evenly 1plit between
two-year and four-year colleqes,
with 52 percent attending a
four·year colleqe, and 4• per·
cent a two-year ln1UtuUon. None
of the •tudenll re~pondlnq had
ID&J'ried.
Some 17 JMUcenl were work·
log hill time, ud uother 43
percent paJ1 time: 38 percent of
thoee nepond.ing Mid they
weren't working at the time. Dif.
ferenc. appear betwHn male
and female atudenll: whUe only
9 percent of the girla d on't at·
tend colleqe, 47 percent aren't
worldnq. In contrut, 19 percent
of the boy• aren't attendinq
echool, and 28 percent aren't
worlting.
Cheeb payable to St. JOMph
Center ahould be mailed to 480
S. Batavia, Orange 92668. tor
information call Stater Dorothy
Morria at 633-8121, E.xt. 1763
WHkday1 between 1 and • p .m.
An adult education claaa in
converaational Hebrew will
beqin in Late January. Medi
Aviv will teach the clua. For
more information call Miriam
Van Raalte, director of educa·
lion, at the Temple office
644·1999.
IN THE SCHOOLS
College 1tudenta are ap·
parently doing qujte weJI: 44
percent report that the1r college
qradea a1e about the aame as
th.U high school qradea, and
another 31 percent aay the~r col·
leqe grades are better Catholic Tour
The local Catholic Pro Sancti·
ty Movement will conduct a
pilgrimage to Rome trom April
27 to May 1.
The event, limited to 20 per·
soJU, will include an audience
with the Pope, participation in
Mua at St. Francia' tomb, and
viaita to St. Peter's Basilica, the
Catacombs and Aasisi.
For more information call the
c enter at 956-1020.
Christian Science Lecture
"The Three Great Christian
Demands" is the title of a talk to
be qiven Sunday, Jan. 25 at 3
p .m. in the audJtorium of
Newport Harbor High School.
Speaker will be Beverly Bemis
Hawb DeWindt of the Christian
Science Board of Lectureship.
The lecture is sponsored by
the Firat Church of Christ,
Scientist, of Newport Beach.
Temple Bat Yahm
The annual new member
potluck dinner wiU be held Sun·
Minister In School
Rev. F. Brian Cox IV,
a.uociate rector of St. James
Episcopal Church in Newport
Beach, has returned to Fuller
Theological Seminary to com·
plate a required two-week sag·
ment of the school's continuing
education program.
Upon completion of the pro·
gram be will be awarded the
Doctor of Ministry degree.
Church Remodeling .
The Community Presbytenan
Church of Laguna Beac h w11l
luck off a fund·raisJDg dnve to
restore and remodel the c hurc h,
a landmark in Laguna Beac h
smce 1928, at a d inner Monday,
Jan. 26 at 6:30 p .m. at the Mar·
riott Hotel in Newport Beach
For more informahon on the
event call the c hurc h ofhce at
494·7555.
S kill• Testa
More than 500 }etten will be
aent ne:a:t week from the
Newport·Mesa ~ehool district to
parents whose Mnior atudenta
have not yet passed all 60 altiUs
m the required graduation prof.t·
cienciea e:a:ammation.
Only 73 percent oJ th1s year's
seniors have already passed the·
qraduation e:a:am, leaving 27
percent who still must master
some part of the test before they
can graduate.
For further information, call
the school d 1st rict office at
760·3200.
In Colleg e
Indiana Umvers1ty: Randall K.
L1ken of Newport Beach has
been elec ted to membership in
Beta Gamma S1gma, a nahonal
busmess honors fraternity.
Bnqham Younq Umversity,
Provo, Utah: Kurt1s James Kearl
of Newport Beach received his
Bachelor's degree m Dec ember.
Un1vers1ty of Idaho, Moscow,
Idaho: Chnshna L. Howlett of
Ne wport Beach has been named
to the Dean's Ust.
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to the Dean'• L1at.
Counselor To Visit
Chriehe Dudqeon, an adrms-
IIOns counselor for Cottey Col·
leqe lD Nevada, M1asoun, Will
vis1t Newport Beach on Feb. 6 .
The college, a two·year col·
lege w1th 350 1tudents, ia a
residential school for women ")
and 1s supported by the PEO
Ststerhood.
Students wishmq to know
more about CoUey should call
her at 644·5300 on F.eb. 6.
Wo rkshops will also be held
on that day. Anyone wtshmg to
attend should call Mary Hop·
wood at 556·4068.
Of theN fr .. hman college
atudent1, about haH plan to qet
a bachelor's degTee: 23 percent
want to qo on to a graduate
degree. A maJority of thoae
workmq say their JOb 1s not
related to either theu h1gh
school trainmg or theu career
goal, and feel that on-the·JOb
traininq has been the most
helpful source of trammq for
them.
Of those working either full
time or part timne, 78 percent
believe that vocahonal educa
hon should be emphas1zed more
in high school fo r grads gomg
directly to a job.
"We've gotten that same
response qu1te cons1stentJy 1n
1.~ ............. ~~~ ..... ~-'ll·-:"'f~...D .. _
1 -cMon Chatea u ; ~ W c.R~~tautant 1 ~ "One of the best places ~ ~ to eat In Orange County;• W ~ Restaurant Critic, L.A . Times. '~
lefal.ln &nd frendt Cuisine ~
~ Lunc:.h And DIRMr Harpht ~rt"' ~
~ for RetervAtlona 714/810-181 0 ~
~ 23642 [J Toro ROc\d. [J Toro. CA t ~ (In Sc\ddl~bdck Vall~y Shopping C~nter between j r; Mc\rle Cc\llend~rs and Cc\r W.uh)
tcr--4:,~ ... -·~~·~~ ... ~~j.,~
sa
Sll ll . drift ~~ er
l )htlllltl\L' W.ltl'rtrnnl I )Jnlll)!
t h ''L'r H.1r • ( t~kt.lll'
HU \\ l'.au ltl l11..1'1 ll11:.h"J' " II • 1-..~2 2.2•h
consu.nmq, "chque ·Jsh," or u
relevant.
Aa m years past, studenta
descnbed thelf best·hked luqh
school teac her as fan,
underetandmg, open mmded,
enthustashc, dynam1c, m·
telllgent and mteresl.Jng, "mam·
ta1ned qutet control w1th a con·
s1stent set of rules," well·
orgamzed and orderly Sample
comments :
"Th1s teacher encouraged me
to accomplish thmgs that 1
would not have done otherwise "
...... She completed what she set
out to no each year ..
"Th1s teacher placed a large
emphae1s on hie as well as qrades."
lfAL ISTATI SALES LETS TALK IT OVER
wkh Vogel Pacific
Are you the real estate profeutonal
we are looking fo r? We need that
competent profe lonal who enjoys
autonomy and creatlvtty while
•«*as 01 SALJIIIBSOMS. fUll-or pon·tlme.
For""' CofftMI ...... lntemew ua! omcts In
Nl and Cdll. COftflclenttally. Call anyttme. John
Carey, I l l. I .E.CJ.
talnlng the highest business and ethical
ltandards and earning excellent com·
ml..aons. We oHer a dynamic locadon
for you to re..lize your fullest potential.
PlaN ull or drop me a line at Box 847.
CoJona del Mar. 92625.
3001 E.COASTHWY.•CORONAO£LNAJl
6t0-6161
.A 11t1lt fro•
)lllii!J.
LIDO ISLE -
QUALITY &
CHARM
Newly remodeled, 3 bedroom• 3 both.
ond den. parquet ond tale fl~. neu
lrol, elegant trodlltonal destgn. svpor
floot pion fC>f enlertomang, Iorge sunny
polio, mtntmum uplteep hor'l'l4t for uht·
mote beach "'"ng Good fanoncing
ovotloble best b\Jy on lkto mony
e•lros Off ed ot $39$,000
UICE EUROPE7
International Real Eatate firm baa two
openinas for bilinaual real estate pro-
fessionals with experiesace.
Very High Commission Split
• ' """ ' • I I
------~~ ON THI GoLJ CO&flliil
Highly upgraded view townhome on quiet
cul-de-sac-Bi& Canyon O.ne-prime
location-woodsy .tmosph•e with pine
trees, secluded spa, redwood decks-
country French doors-understated -'•
gance-$550,000 fee.
810111 ELIIIS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
•
1·SPY8LASS
Two stories of excelence. SUnken
IMng room wtth flfepkJce and
beamed vciulted c•• ags. ~
family room wtth flfepkJce, ful
length hearth and bonus room
with bath. Seller wll corry large '
second trust deed, pool-sized lot.
AskJng $565,000. A ''Joy of New-
port" listing.
• 2 Corporate Plaza Drive
Newport leach 759-9100
(4', .,I I.,. """ I I •• ' I •• -Ill ~I .II
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H~ MDel-~ ~. 2
bedroom or 1 bedroom pau. den. profe.
s&onaUy decorated, .un room. dty lghta
and mountain views. 1398,000. A 1et1na of
Vergllene Hull
AIIUMI 10-A. LOAM 40 foot lot. home
and guat room. near s-Jk. owrtlllf/....,a
u klng S275,000 ... Ju.t Cllll Unique.
IMMACULAU COIID0--3 bedroom.. end
unit In Newport a..ch, 1,500 equare f..t.
veJy private. $135,000 ... A ....... of Cathv
C ray.
LteHT AND Alft-4 bedrOOID. elM. c.-
mel modeJ, doee to ..,....... 1119.500
..• A liatlnt of Nancy t..ux.
18YINI TRIACI-3 baaa.. ct.n. pool
home, want mel ... ....... ~
1321.900 ... A~ of Nelina Cro&
H 0 M [ S f () r ' , r 1\ s i
Rf~puhlu R£~.tit'y Et lnvP~tlll t•nt 975-0564
...... fOIIIMUTT • LuliiOCIUS tOIIIfert IS a,... •·• tills 4 ledroom, 3 lllttt Uplll "cue! ...._ S.
ttatt dtiiiiiC 100111 laftltly 111G111. .._.., r111 toG. All ..... 14111 decl wt~ a S,A IS tile 1C1111 011 lire t*. All
IIIII hr 0111J • • .. • • S27UOO
Milt •TO Sl\111101 • Ott the ocall&lde Ill tile ttwy, lltfY c'-11 a baubl11l u.cs, 8ucll. S.MIUS
lot ••tit a l 11«1100111, 2 batlt rant~ '"" ltome. Guests ..., ••Ins c.n stly 111 tile IMiy 0111 bediOOM IPl
M1 tilt Pl'lltl Owlllf wtll ltN!nce $150.000
SGifl'M IACUM l'IIPUJ . Commercially lOlled alld •ts 011 tilt OcaiiSidt of tile ltwy too. 3 0111 bedToom 1011.
pnllle CondtiiOn tllrv out Sbart wll\ tG tht Btxll. Owlllr ltriiiS M tlabll S32S.OOO
CMI 1W -II ua. lOOt · 0c:Mr011t 111t01111 llf.,_ lhiJirn 4 a.dfOIIIIl 3 1111111 ,._ wtlfl I l*t
l~e 3 bto lltciJOOift. 2 ba~ .,.nmtn~ 11111111 b1 .-..-, 1011t Sl.600 000
ant UliMM . 2 siDry C.Sirlm butlt llome ... R-2 lal ,... tw -· I UMt ......... OutsMI ... -
II c.._ llcllts I tht Ocun 2 lltciiOOIM. den 2 111111&. ttlls 1 IIMMy room Ow• Will h111nce S249 500
&-. IICIIl · 2 Stary bmtly ...._ 4 tllllrooms. 2 1111111.. ._.., ren. New C... bit •• lire Ill~
c:aM ~ IIIW ~tL ,.,.. tt11tfa-t cett .. 111 lire ..a, .. tuSIIe P'OOl I SI'A Oww
IIIIIs t1 fiiCIIalltl'l hr SIIIIMir lloiN. Cal "-trs ..., SIM 900
LAGUNA BEACH
II OS ri. Co.t Hwy.
494-117'7
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• ---ol '-' hithweY· ....... ...._. -· ow-will Wp ~ •• r-e . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . •. . • $S75.000
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Armbruster
Clurman
Brown I( Co.
494·8595
1008 So. Coasi Jtwy. La9uDa Beach.Ca:
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aramk view at. wedge, fl'om prime large lot, 4
bedroom. 3 bath custom home. 3, 700 square
feet f~turing marine room, entry, liVing room, din.lng room. built,ins. etc. $1 ,385,000.
LIDO ISLE -Newly remodeled traclitionaJ
style 3 .bedroom, 2 bath home featuring large
recreat1on ~oom and 2 patios. Living room
bas attractave beam ceilings. fireplace aDd
french doors leading onto brick patio. New
kitchen built-in appliances. Close to tennis
1 courts. sandy beaches and clubhouse. Can be
sold fully furnished. $420,000. Open House
Sun. 1·5. 214 Via Ithaca.
BAYFRONT -We have several fine homes
with pier and slip.
NEW EXCLUSIVE-
CLIFFHAVEN
Handsome tradltlonaJ residence in con·
1 venlent Newport location. Beautifully re-
modeled and redecorated Including new
roof. plumbing, landscaping and Interior.
Quality throughout with designer waU
coverings, wood and brick. Spacious
rooms including 3 bedroom. family room,
game/billiard room. 2 fireplaces (one with
antique mantle), deluxe gourmet country
kitchen. Pool size yard. large lot with
space for the family who enjoys Uvlng and
entertaining In a quality environment.
$380,000 fee. Shown by appointment.
631·1400
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC
REAL ESTATE
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243f. II. ( ,,.'14 t""" l iS M•r_. A, .. ,....,_'P'" !Mwl\ &.lbo• 1.&-d
631·1400 673·6900
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STATEMt "T Or WITH DRAWAL
NIOM PAIITNE.JISHIP O P£JIAnHC
U"OCI riCTlTIOUS IUSINESS NAM[
Th• loii••Wtft•l t••h·••• f'hH w1thtJr••"
.... o•n•t•l r•••n•t hem th• r•"n•t
tb&p OJ"tt•hn(J und•• th• lifllhv~•
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DESIG N 4500 C•mpu• Do ·•• Suoo•
112 Newroro a. •. h CA
Th.. hctmuu.. b'w~,.,_ .. , n!4m• 41At.
m•at tot u.. surtn•tthlr• •• t.l. f ,,.
Oct 28 J9-rt tft th• c \lnfy I f of.f\fol•
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tn TM Newport £.. .. ,,, z" r •L • , lilt ,, .... ,1<'
PUIUC MOTlCX
nCTTTlOOS IUSIMESS
NAJa IT ATOtDO'
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LTD 4000 MetAro~ .. , lllwd -. ....
t.lO N""l"•ri le.ch CA 9211410 Hoo
bor Ad .. r1 ... "!J • c.~t~ ......... , •• ,.
hvn 4000 w .. ~ Ar1~ ... II¥ 1 ::. ...... I )I
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PUBUC NOTICE
N72S40
NOnCE or DtA TH or
GENEVIEVE B. AHRENS .
aka GENEVIEVE BlAIR
AHRENS. AND Of PETI·
TIO N TO ADMINISHR
ESTATE NO. AI072SS
To a ll he111, bentoltci<Ute'
CrtodiiOII COOIInQenl
credtton and pel'ons whCI
mcJv be orhe rWIIM" mterl',tf'd
tn thto w1ll ~·r .-.••tto ot
Genevteve 8 A hr•ns " "
Genevteve Bl•tr Ahrens
decedent A pelillnn ha
~n hied bv brd<~n l bnp,
tn thf' Superh:>r C •IJI t • I
Oranql' Counl't rf'QUf',hnq
!hAl JordAn L lone~ b•• •f•
pointed en ptoraonAI rf'prto~n
tallve to cJdmtmJter thl' ell .. lf'
o f the dec-4"denl Th• J•elill< n
requests aulhnolv tr .td
mtDiater the "lAte under lht>
Independent AdmtnlllrcJIIOn
ofutAtesAct
A hearmq on the pehhon
will be held "' O.pl No 3 at
700 C tvtc Center D11ve West.
SantcJ Ane, C A 92701 on
February 11 19tH ott g 30
em
IF YOU O BIECT ,, the
qranllng of th• pehtwn Y<>U
ahould etlh•r <~ppear AI lh•
hNnno end slat!' your obt••
Ilona or f1le wutten nb1echons
wtlb the court b•lore rhe
hMrmo Youc appe.uenrto
may be m person oc by your
Allornev
I F YO U ARE A
C RtDITOR or .t conhnqenl
cred1to~ ol the d«-eAHd you
muat lrle your clatm wtlh th•
court of prwwnt 11 to the per
sonal repr .. entotllve •r
pornt.cl, by the rour1 wtlhtn
lour montlu lrnm the dare of
hut tlluAnce ol letter• "•
prov1ded tn M'f'lton 700 ul
the Cahlornt<t Probalf' CodP
The lime lor lthna dtu m• w11l
not ••ptre p11or to lour m<"'
tha from the d•t• r•l lhe h""'
1110 noticed Above
YOU MAY EXAMINE th•
ltle lrept by the court II vou
are a pelion tnler ... leJ 1n th,.
..U.Ie, yuu m"Y ltl• a r~~qu"''
with tbe c-uurt to r .. ouve
IJMIC .. I nottce ol the hhn4,1 ol
tt.. tnvenlory of .. late •-••
Mel of lhe pehtrun• •~co•unh
aad reJ)Ort. ct-.c rtbed tn -·
taoa 1200 ol the Cehlotnr"
'-obe .. Code
ll•a1n• l Smtth Inc At
&o'"J at t..w, IIIlO FlorenC'e
A .... P 0 a 119 Oownf'y
CAI0241 (21l)ltll 9?S7
NWa.tll Jan 21 2ft Feb
4, 1811 In The NeWJ!Or1 In ....
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rJCTinOUS BUSINESS
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BUILDING 11 LTD • CofTo•••• Plo.-
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N••Jl«.rt lnr•nt•'• lr .... e.rnn Jnr
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Thn buun .. • ,. r or.du ~~ t.y •
lttntttld p.utn•uh&l Sr•Jti.d Rc bPr'
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PUBLIC NOTICE
N72S39
NOTICE Of DEATH Of IR
WIN N. HERMANN. ako
DICK HERMANN. aka DICK
IRWlN NO RTON HERMANN.
AND Of PETITION TO AD·
MINISTER ESTATE NO .
AI072S4
To all heu~ bt>IIPhctartt'<
c tlldllc r, conltnqenl
, redth,r< •nd pt'rsons whc
mav l<> .:>lhf'rwLH tn"erest4"d
1n 1he wtll or PslcJte ol lrw10
H Hl'rmann akd Dtclt Her
m<~nn ..slr.t D" I lrwtr• Norlon
Hermann dtteedt'nt A pelt
hon ha~ been hlt"d bv Be~$
Hf'rm<tnn 1n the Supt>uor
c~·urt ul O rdll\jf' County It'
qut•,hn•1 that BP ' Hermonn
hf' oppo•nlf'd •· personttl
11•1 rt>.t>nl.\llve lo adm1111Sit>r
rhP e<t·•tP , I thE' decedent
ThP pt'llltor rt>quests <tuthorr
IV tv \dmtmsler thE' "''"'"
under rtu• lndependE>ul Ad
mmcatralton ol [slatE'' Act
A heartnq on the pe1111on
wtll bt> hf'ld ttl Depl Nv 3 at
700 Ctvtc CPnter 0 11Vf' WE>•I
S""'" A n<~ CA 92701 on
f'fllbru"rv II 1981 ,,, 9JO
"m If YOU O BJECT 1,, thP
q ranllnq ol lhP pt>llhon vou
<hould t'tlht>r app~Mr <~I lhe
ht>artnt,J and ~tale ve>ur ob1K
lion, or hie wntten obtKhons
wtlh the court bt'lore lhf'
heannq Yout <tppecJrAnce
motY bf' to pt>rwn or by vuur
<ttlornev
If YOU ARE A
C REDITOR or " cunllnq""'
c redtto r ol I he de..·ea!ied vuu
mull hit' YOUI cl,um W1lh thl'
rourt ol pre5ent 11 tl' the per
son<tl represPntAIIve •r
potnled by the court Wtlhtn
lour mo ntha from tht> dAle of
hral 1uuance of lelleu a•
provtded 111 .echon 700 ol
thfl C•hforn•" Pro b"t• Cod•
The time for hhno C'l&tms wtll
""t eapue p1101 lo lour mon
thl from thtt nat .. ttl the hear
tnQ nottC'ed .. ~we
YOll MAY EXAMINE the
hie ;•pi by the C'ourl It you
••• " person tnter•ated rn the
t>otate you mav ltlfl • requeat
wtlh the t·uurt to receiVe
•pectaf noll• • ol th• f1hnQ ol
the rnv11ntorv ol "'"'• ... ,,
•nd ol the ~hhon• •ccountt
"'"' repott deacnb4Kt 1n
Hvn 1200 ol the Cahlo rnWI
Pro b.te Code
Brown A•ed & Glhwn 8y
Lome I Btown Attotney ••
LAw 101 E C .. lor•do Blvd
N '100 Pa...,.d•n• C A
91101 (213) 449 4521
Publuh l41n 21 28 Feb
4 JQSI tn Th• N.-po rl En
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.................... R '' IN CC:.e--ccW.W 1-. ........ ~~~-· , ... ••
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boocl\ .,.,
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condo pool ~· Sr ho<h ....,.
I bdo"' I boll\ O.C• v-pofl t..oc:h MM
I Wt"' l't bell\ low .. oc>t ,.. -""'"•
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2 lodrm 2 boll\ Condo w pool 0<..,., •• of "'ee-oy ...
1 bdom I • both ' lev•l w D con.,.,. ••-.,_, loc011on ., ..
3 ...... 3 boll\ pl.,. II""'• "'""' lOf~ dec. 1
level 'enrt.ov .. llool c,,. ··-A•lune n-
COMIMIICIAL _.ACU AVA~A ..
IMII'tltMilOCATIONS
For Retail, Office•. Et<
Coii ...... M
PRIME SITE
rOtt JOINT YINTUitl DIYILOPMINT
Ott I.OHO T .. M GltOUND UASI
Appro•nmotefy ~ 000 tq h ~•gf'i wo•~tb•l•tt;o lo
cohon pott~bly ''ut.d IOf h~cu'W'tOI tntututton
oftt<e •••o•l ahop tompl•• mo~ ot lott food
,.,•ov~ont or m••ed '"tde.--ttOI rOMmef'ttOI .,,. c.tt .., ... n ter ......._.,
HAMATtC DESIGN -NEW
3 .DitOOM VIEW HOME
O...-loofllnl! Voc:totoo ho<h Well ~no-n "''"' '«' t dft'9" AJI C\1\tOt'n te-otv'•' ond ct.•o·l~ Ou••• ,,... .. , ond o Qt.at ..... of the 'oc•• ,,
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o.tM MOUSI'-A f I fO J
VICTORIA BEACH
EXQUISITE 4 BEDitOOM
Ce4.bfory .,_.., ....,, t-.11 <Otl'l' "'""909" ·on
troct Of' ttode tOt ~OfT'• '"'' •·t~ttO'\Ot ~· boo$~ the vhtMrOI• 1n gtQI("IOV\ hvtftt w1th 1+'4
'oc•f~ ot o cto.e n.,ghbof kwi..,O., o-~'h'p
of o pttW'O't• wolt..wo, Olc.•u to ~h and pto
..,,.-,on unut~ •e porohe;n of 01.0' tot ente•
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1110 11C[ OF tMTDIIT/0111 10 [JtGAGt
IN TH[ SAL[ Or ALCOHOLIC
IE'IEIIAC£5
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r UI LIC HOTIC[
N7Un
ncrrnous 1USJ1u:ss
MAM[S1ATOitH1
....
th lollo<oooa P'"'""'' ••• "~'"*
ho"''" •• lET IIAHGEM AI~ SH
Y!Cts 44:.0S Jo..,b<>o.. ......,,. s~·••
II\! N••t•ut! lloo~~ C A ollto6Q Stool
•••o Aooon"'• In~ o Cololutnoo «U
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9PERSONALS
EN GUSH HOUSEKEEPER
ple•unl , responstble
..,..ks poet prelerably
r_,tued ledy genlle per.on
who works day1 Dr.swer 986.
Newpo•t En11g11, 2721 E
Coa$1 Hwy Coront!l d1l M .. ,
92625
I'M TIRE D OF BE IN G
LONELY Wo uld hk• to m-t
!ell. qoodlookonq men on JO',,
elhi•hc hu morou.10 , wolh
shmulatmq ou!look 1nd 1deas
on hie Po!JIIItllllly MIIOus
releltonsh•p woth younQ, !all,
ooodlookonq {ao I've been
fol d) brunetle Pr~ctocal
•omenHc •••. Mnous •bout
h11v1ng tun wolh l•le, oood
converutoons piiiiVIIlQ lpotls
qotnQ places Pt..... ....,d
vttel tnlorm•hon wt!h p~etu1e
to I , P 0 Bos 1012, l.aqun•
Beac h, 92652
CLASSiflEDS
SaHoa Newt Croap
10 LOST. FOUND
r OUND German Sheph•rd
o n Balboa bl..nd, nee1 PNtl
Str..a. O.lla1 IIIIQI C•ll (71 4)
962 5308, (71 4) 523·<4830
rOUND· Small S1•m-k1t
ten, Sunday, Jan 18. •teontty
W••• 15th Str .. l, New potl
Beech 557 l SJc4
f O UND. rem•le c h•mpaqne
Li,.., Ap10 o n Lui c~,,
HtQhwey, Corona del Mat
Aller S J0c•ll640·9557
LOST. Bl.~ek/whote male cet.
lonu hau . med1um stte l.ol;1
F111day noghl, v~ean11y For
l,.tt.;Patk Pl&ce n1 &715,
832-2865
LOST
l•m•le .. _ Bleck
t .. l .
.,.
110111\
"" t hMt end
7$1 ·0'195.
while ,_,
11 SCHOOLS •
INSTRUCTION
JiAiStTHI AUTY end
rtand .. dt ol pour clt.Ud 't
ed11oabort •' Orenqe County
Appl• School -kl.lld.,o•r·
len-hlqh ..::hool. &lin, ln-
d•••dvalued •ll•n iJon
557 175J
PJIIYATI TUTORING
Rud h•q l•peu•ne ed
lea~lt.at, lnfiO Yolli¥. PIO
..,.. Col" ..... " ... •1 , ... .., & C.Vttt..., IW. .... _
811·9244
ATTRAC TIYI , TALL,
ILONDI w~lta l•me~ 111
tarMltd In lft4"hfl9 hl'tlnc..-1·
IJ .IIIK'IUe wh1te m•le o.,.r !0
Actl.,. •nd oenerow.. ll•pf'
P.O. lo1 11515, C01111e w-.
112Q!.
"'""'•· ~reon•JJred IAitruc:
bOft "' ,o~~or ho.. Av-S.l
YMn. firM -on t... Cell
fo1 •PPI .. 1·828·!18:15 elrer I ••
ESTATE JfO. AI071tl
To •U b.Mr1, ben.tlc~tMt.,
oredllou, conllnQelll
tt«<llon. •ad ~~~n• who
m•y be otherwl• Jnter .. led
m the will o r Ml•te ol Nor·
m•n A Pel.oqwn, •b Nor
J!l•n Albert Peloqutn, dece·
denl: A petilion hat~ b.en Iii·
ed by Carol N. Peloqutn •n
the Supenor Court ol Ore. no•
County requ .. llnQ t~at C•rol
N. Peloqum be 11ppoan1«1 ••
per10n•l repr-nt•live lo ed·
mtn~tter lhe e•t•le ol Jhe
decedent. The pehtJon re-
qu"'' eu.thorlty lo •dminbler
the •tele undet the li:ldepen-
dent Admtnlflreho n of E•t•tes
Act.
A hunng on the petlllon "''II be held "'' Dept No. 3 •I
700 CiVIC Centet Duve w .. t.
S.ni4o An•. C A 92701 on
hbtu.,ry <4 , 1981 et 9·30 em
If YOU O BJECT to the
Qt,.nllng of the pelotiOn, yo u
ahould e1ther app ... r •l rhe
hu11ng end stele you1 ob)ec·
hons or ftfe wrotren obrecltonJ
1111th rh• 'courl before the
heanng You t •PJMI•renc•
m1y be m penon 0 1 by yo ur
eltorney
If YOU ARE A
CREDITOR or 111 conhngent
credtlor of the deceased, you
must l1fe your elaom wtlh lh•
coutt of pres.nl 1! 10 the per
sonel represenl~t~hve •P
po1nted by the court wothm
lotu monlhs h om the d,.,., ol
h~l os&u~t~nce ol IJiten 111
pro•oded •n sechon 700 ol
th• Cel•torn.., P•obate Code
The !Jme lo r lohnQ cla tms Will
nol e•pu• p11or lo rom mon
ths hom th<1 date ot the hoMt
ong noto~.-d above
YO U MA Y EXAMINE th e
hle kept by the ~our! U you
"re o!ll person mlarested m lhl!
e•tate, you m"y hle 111 t@<lUII'!II
w1Jh the cCtur! to te<:t'IV&
apec1e l nohca ol lho& hhnQ ot
th1 Invento ry ol •~!a lto assets
and ol !he J!*lt!IOnl, ec~ounl•
dnd n1ports deo;c 11bed on sec
110n 1200 ol the Cal.torowo
P•obat• Codt<
V11Jue •nd SehtK"k, Inc
by loMp h C Ob<>q1. At
toon•y •• Law 17 Corporal"
Plua D"v•. P 0 Bo• 2950
Newpoll 8eet:h. C A {"11 4)
6-449030
Publ1sh Jan 14, 21 28,
1981 Ill The N•wp011 En5tQn
NE682
II SCHOOLS&
INSTRUCTION
CATHY RIGBY G vmna••on
Aeademv G or is 5 111nd (ly.,,
Seqmnongladwance-d r .. v .. !t
A leu mtnt qvm J• t 5 Y"'dl'
boyVqu !s (7141768 S9S()
"TUTO RING
aun!ed 11\l!rucho n 111 b.o,.,r
a lql bt.o , ~t••d tnQ math.
Enqloah GED £iemen1Mv
Adult Cente1 lor Bd~.,
L• .. rnong
571 4
Skolls (1 14) 557
TENNIS LESSONS bv c .. ,
lt loed ••nnu1 prohtss>Onel
Vetv riN&Onable Ca ll Mar~
"' S.9 J-497 (prel"'"blv .. v•
I1111QO)
12 BUSINESS
PERSONALS
LEARN TO EARN Si80 w-k
Wo11k I 2 houu d•1ly slult tn(l
env•lo pes S e n d s•H
•ddt-d sremped •nvelopo.
to Reqal, 424 W Common
wealth. Apl L, r uller!Qn C A
92632
14PETS•
UVESTOCK
f OUND OR LOST A PET J
Call ut w•·~· th• Pet P~l•
(71 4) 739 2988
SIA.NESE KlnENS h th••
q•eod ch•mp Sho t1, pa1H111
•~e•lable 73 1 2877
PONY , ... ~,~a
$500
1500
l '~'"'''· I,JiidtnQ , q•n•l•.
Alttcen gray parrol
49l-XWJ. 6n.882J
FREt: TO GOOD HO ME
f•m•le JC-hound, I y-.!t
old, reu.-lered 1n the ch,.m
pwo bloodhn• 675-327$
I S GARAGE SALES
G ARAGI SAU Babv rut
n1t11re , d~ah••. Chn•tma•
de<:oreltOol, Sco!ts •a-•er
motorued duld '• ca1 '""
24, 551 599-4, 10 Cet!IOII, It
lttne (No rthwood). Ye le
Scl\OJhwood
GAftAGI SAU: Uvong
roo~afbedtOO fn lu.tnll\118
Nuet vo rMI c h .. ,.r 25911:1
Robtn Clrole, MlMlon \'~e1o
137 2701.
II EII1ERTAINMEIIT
THl IIELLT DANCift -~~ol
len pro'-'oft•l enteort..te
lll'!ent fot •II oec • ._.,, end es. .... 111 lbe At• ot a.u,
0..l'ICIA0o ,._ ciA .... ~ln
'"" :1> C•U(114)731_..,74
•
Be our guest at
\
___,.
13 HELP WAJn'ED ----------------IS BE1.P WAJn'ED I 23 HELP w AJn'ED
fAST G~OWING Al.OK LIVJ.JN HOUSIUIPIB
13 HELP WAiniO
VDA CO . ...adlaq llld.lvid· __ _._ .. ua1 ~ UJNtn.oc. lA ...._, o-...... Nataa.. hqliall-WANAGD TBAIND· ~
ed lor ...... ~· of Orowi.D9 pn.ot lllop. W,, I..,.U.U.q. r... roomlboud ~. *«:hiDQ, atb.letica 1··_._ .. 11 or olliJilD9. For a ... uci.1Av uac ._.... Toro, 768-1642. n.J, C.paatr-o laataot
Prutt, 161-eu. · c..,..r willa a future, c.U PHOto RDRISENTATIVL
Slli&DOe Ju.at, 548,.0666. No ..thov. T&.Ut witb bu.a-SWITCtmOAJlD OPDA·
TOll -baJJ.U.. lot ~
V .. jo auto O.U... Nu type
495-1210.
W..U.OUB JOB wa~ leaci.1A.,
coatetic:t compa.~~yl FuU·tuae
pay wtth part-time hounl
Wu.at be orvaataed Wall
hala. Sl&rl oow, take ad·
vua.ve of 1981 b~Wn-1
C&l.l558-9774.
DOWISTJC COMPAHION.
A..w .aderly peBOn. Live m
or out. C.U 833-2009.
RITIRID BUT YOUR
SKILLS ARI NOT? Fut·
orowiJlq Aloe Vera company
Melrtoq ••ll·mollvated,
eoerqetic lndivlduala lor
di8tributor aal•. Unhmited
oppor1unity and .. rnln9•
pot.atl&l. C.U after 6 p m
548 . ..()666.
FULL O A PART TINE.
Cowteous people wa~ better
tb&.o averaqe arllcul•taon
eld1la needed. Bevrn •t $.4 ~r
hour OD ow W A TS tele
phon• lntervaew1 are low
lrey, cour1eo111 and do NOT
rnvolve •lliD9 Thaa aa OD·
90109, permanent employ
meral opporturuty Fleauble
houn aad students rnvated.
Call Nr Maller. CPM
r~h -t. 641 -0575.
NANAGE.NENT Busane••·
IDaii r.<fllll• ambahoua per·
1100. CbaDce to buald a auc
ceafaaJ bllllD-that can pro-
duce aubstanltal ancome
without qiviJlq up ,our pre·
aenljob. 631·5008
URGEHTL Y NUOED· S.Cre-
a.riet, typists, recepllonaats,
word pr~109 o~raton
754-1124. lnteruo PeBDnnel
S.rvac:e.
FULL-TrNE PHARMACY
techDic:i•a aeeded. Wall tram. Must type 4S wpm
Na.aoa Wedical Pba.rm.acy.
4~122. -------------------PHOTOGRAPHY NODIL
NDDm h.rt·ll-. Call
Nuk, 549-3497.
s.tUS
SAlES POSITIOI
AVAILABlE
AMI c:Mnllp. ,...... 111111
CGM•cill. til a.. llffY Wlldl.
751 2324
JCMtl llOESER
CMPfTCO. c.e. ....
SECRETARIES
Pecific M11tu•l Life .... , ... c •.
One of the West's
largest life
insurance companies
has 2 e.citing carter
positions available.
In eiCh of these, you
will report to a key
individual of our firm.
Slcftltry fOf lht director
of Rul Estate and property "*"""""t. YM respon
libility wil includt ht1vy
Jhof1hlnd 190-100 wpm)
as wt1 as typing 155-80
wpml. You will be in thlfge
of ~Y IMinttnanct as
_wei as .. pftonl tlls.
Second position repotts to
tht "-*" .......... and
the as.lilt•U VP of pr"*·
ty end rtlllfth. This post.
tion ,....., llgflt lhor1
.... 150-60 wpml .nd
.,... 155·60 ..... Rn·
.... ,, ... include the Of·
e-iution of htld lrMng
ICiwla.
Wt .. otfw 1 fOOd starting
alllry-~· ... fita ,-.... tf y.a quelify.
wt .. wloua to ,.,. to ,...
PIMa contect:
DONNA TAFOYA
(714)
640·3596
PACIFIC MUTUAl
100 • ..,.... Center
.._C-051 •s ••rl ._.12880 ' ..
••ecutnw duriAQ oonaal of·
bee houn. Nab appoiAI·
merabt lor ow ptOfeafoula to
mMt Wl~ p~ P..-t·
time pocallon .._~ bouua op.
lion. We a .. All old line COlD·
pany with u eJtceUenl
repulahoD. PI•••• call
752-2253. eat. 305, A.rad-n
a~~d AndeBOn losura~~ce.
!OE, MIF. ---
!NTHUSlASTlC TIACHIR
for 4-)'M.r·old., f\lll-tune,
IIVine ·~-s:n.ssso.
HELP WANTED: Immedl.~
opelllnqa U you ltave t,piJlq
slnlla. No t ... (714) 957-1303.
Adaa TempofilrY S.mc:...
1720 E. Garry, Swte 119,
Sallta Ana, 92705. lOB_
PAIT·a.
W-AVAUilfl
Mlef • lit1ltt atn .-,?
wen ter *' tr.. ~
Sdloll llaaritttteld ... ..., _ _... ..... llill
ll!fDY .... ..... "' .. IIRDifiiii ... Afflr.
2941 Alton Ave. lfVint
55Z·1313
lCU.
ACCOUITAIT
0.. 1M ....... u..-.
,...td lor CPA firm. Up to
122.000 Pll year.
SECAETMY
Your •• ,._ JIII1MIIIty 111111 '*' ......... "' , ........
VP offiCI. bc.lllrlt lteNfita
t1,100.00111011ttl.
CLERICAL
PICific ..... Ute ....... c •.
t.ndle .............
Pecific MutUil one of tht
Mtion'a IMdng lift insut·
lfiCt companies is oHtring
In ··~t stlfting ... tion fOf IOmiCMII wfto
would likt to grow wittl a
INijor corporation.
This ~tion l'lqUim 35
wpm typing. some t•
phone enswtring lnd dli-
wtrin. You wil be trliMd
to WOfll on 1 CRT ~
ttl'.
Wt offtr t good starting
sllary lnd comc*tt bent-
fits package. If you woWd
lib to join ~ please
conlect
DONNA TAFOYA
1714) 640·3536
PACIFIC MUTUAl
niED OF CDIIIIUTIMS1
SOFTWARE ENGINEERS
PROGRAMMER AIAL YSTS
n. c..,.. PtoM!s ~,,Scilla~ lite..
IDcltod 11 till IIIW trw. INialstnll Celltple• l•t 1111 011111
...... .,.,. ...., __ .111111 aoftwlrt ..., ...
.,_,.. 11 till • ....... , of c•t0111 CO!Iflll• h•• qy
lfiiOIIIS C1lmlltly lllllltd II ll'ltfll lantllllll llfCifiCII .........
• ,Rell-tilat cilia..,_,.,. ......... ryat.,
• CAOICAM
. '"'"•'"' ~--· .""' ............. • VAX. POP I I, Hlml800 AP 1201 An., pr~~tts•'W
W. "'I..,_.. I •*ttaaMIIIII ~ ..... owtat_..--. -•....._ uaiiM llalltlita l*-....-s ........ CL .. litHe ................ II
~""-t116ttt• ... ,..... ...
SCIEICE APPLICATIOIS.IIC.
s-at~....., Sttwt
tr-. c.t.n. 82114
171418511~
WANT
IOOUUPD wat~ Vta
compu .. r ~ lw Mia-
-V'-fo awo dealer. F\lll li-. e-1210.
oma SICRITARY wa~
oood ~boae 90n, .ome
tn>IAo, tUJ.nv ~n. oo
bookk .. ploq . toovenaal
workioq coocbllou. 64()..
8110.
FUGHT A niNDANT needs
babyaltter for a 3-moo~-oJd,
1(}.15 dap • moo~. Prefer
my home. Referen~••
641-8651.
SALESMAN WApi>-No
ea:perleoce ~-GrMI
IU\lraoce plan, demo plan.
op.runqa for two people
Make up to $3,000/moath.
C&l.l 541-4471. uk lor Ted
GIAba Jr. or Ted~ Sr
HOUSEitEEPIRS. ~r1·bae,
,.S4 to $6 per hour, p&ad d&aly
lmmedlate opelWICJI rn your
AIM. C.r a~~d phone a must
c.u Dan.'. tod.y. 7'50-0826.
GUARDS WANTED lor
lulVpen·lim• Apply 610 I .
17th St., Santa Ana.
T~
TRAINEES
P.cific M•tullife a ... n .. ca.
REGIOIAl TEAM
TRAIIEES r
Out to our toetti ad sue
etS1 in tftt ......,., .. ..
c.onstMdf ...... Wt
hew •s 'lSI•.,. uelllnt
tr .... ,. ...... -
ifillf ~--A ,nm.
rapol'siliity inwcMI the
chct .mcing of poficy
~
11 you hln tbt f._.
stilt. wt woWd lib to t ..
with you: 1 bllic undtf.
stlnding of debits end
mdits. logicll rusoning.
40 wpm typing. I'Nith
eptitudt end good Ofll lnd
wrttttn commuAitltion
sUis.
Wt offer 1 good stilting
slllry end I t .... tl
pacll~g~ of benefits. Pttase
ContiCt:
DONNA TAFOYA
(714) 640-3596
PACIFIC MUTUAL
700 Newpoft Centtf
Dept. C-059
Newport Beach 92660
EOE MIF
' •
CARRIERS
To deliver advertising
circulars door to door In your
neighborhood on Wednesdays.
No collecting or selling! All you
have to do is bag the circulars
and hang them on doorknobs.
Porr .. row•ro•t••
caU:516-44M
TAROET MARKET1r"Kl COIIIUJki1"41CATIOHS
sunort lrtOOSTRIES COMPANY
EOE M/F/H
Switmerl:ii:lle, Springtime, or Winter-anytime ia bott'a U..
-135 rid•, shows and attractio111 including headline enter-
tainment in the' Good Time Theatre. The be.t a ahopp~
and djnjnq tool Bring the family and catch the .. Spirit of the
W eat . . . then and now . . . at Knott' a.
-··
BEB£"8 BOW 10 WIR: D Y'CIIIII flDII ~ .... pr.c:Mecl by two ...... I ..... Ia n. JJeaopon £eGea. '"* roc~q a..t c..a ._, -. .. c1 18ecl8ediOM yoa
....._ woa TWO FREE nctEYS. CaU m.G650 to data yo. prbe.
JOnt OUB SUPER FUM COitTf.ST. S.Dd ua your ..... cmcJ .. _ Ola a PG*wd aDd J'CMI wtD be ~ .. a
clrawiDg af &.. dckMa to 'ftll'loue -~ cmd a.• 1 I a Ill e.G .....
ADiliiEIS YOUJl CAIIDS 10 "'SU'PEB F'Uit ... e/ o SUTlOM NEWS GROUP. ml £.
COAST IDGIIWAY. COitOlQ DEL liAR 81125
a" a~rwcy NDD A PAJlT. TDG ASSIS-,.., ,..~t T ANT ua -,ow bi.IAfl-., C.U
SECIITAIY AnA at SJ9..28t2 to, t,prnv. Gr-.. c..t• ...... _. ._ receptaOil, cbeat proft.lee
... IIIIICY • ......... ,._ loqaatK:a for a.ny ~~peelAI pro-
...., Ill jlilt • ........, ..,ctaud hooat 1 109 ......... ._ ... lllll'lllt ..., 1 ...., tl a HOUSE/BO AT SITTERS
~ ...... 111 ...._.. hpei'MilCed mature tn.aiTaed
....,_. • *-'· -.. .._ couple Relerencea Loren
llw ...... _. 1 ..... ...., lomp 752-3801 weekd•y•
... n. If ,.. lite 1 fat -.~1""'011 before 5 1131 S.clt: S.y
.,..... ... _. 4• ~ Newpon &..ch
.. _. .. flit-.-,._ 23 YEAR-OLD FOA!JGN a1u
hta. til c-lid. deal WADIS to love to
c.lw-a.... Amenca~~ laaul, f•rhad
tiwia .... a ea...._ 494-1977
(7t4J 752 .. 111 GOVERNESS UVE tN no
SECRET ARIES
Rell Eatatt
SlttrJ lnd proftssaonal IJfto
~ ,.....,10 work
in Newport 8Mch or
Woodblidgt rul estate of·
ficts. Must be tiiPII* of
handling ....,.. proitcts
Slll'diiNOUIIy lnd the
prasurt of COMtent died-
lints. e..-.ad 11'1 rul
IStltl Of rtfattd inGJstry
1 l*ls. typing 60 wpm. no
shorthand.
Complete ..,.-1tion:
l. P•ruu
THE IRVIIE
COMPAIY
500 Ntwport Ctntlf Or.
Suitt 350
Newport Btech. 92663
(714) 144·3Z 15
lGIW
26UCENSED
CIIILDCAR.E
STATE LAW REQUIRES th.t
peBDN who provade cht.ld
cue aa theu home be kens
ed F01 IAiorm•tton on how
to obum ~ rn Ota~~9e
Couoty, c.U (714) 834 5172
CHILD CAJl& lD IOVlDQ
"\ome Com~oalup and
~ luDch FeDced ,ard
Av-2-4 JMR 556 3098
n MONEY TO LOAM
ho .. ,elr .. p anq Newport
Beach are•. reference•
dnve. cook (714) 631 0232
28 MONEY WANTED
WANTED \6.000,000 C•rol
Lee 497 6126
• •Jifr CONNORS. 2199
Rural PI , Coeta w-CON
GRATULAnONS1 You b.,.
Jllll won two bc~ets to .. Super
run • Plea. c.U 673 0550
for your llclrets
29 MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY1 MONEY• MO NEY'
LOANS by phone ' Home
ownen. b.rd cash no.-' AD,y
amount any re&IIOn Credtl
no problem TAke up to 15
y .. rs to repay m a.n.ll•ted
dollars! For be.t r•'" p.r
sonal MI"Vlc:e day naqht.
w"kend•. call hm 586-91271
Aqent
PRIVATE PARTY h•s money
to lend 2nd. 3rd trust deed
3-dav Ht"Vtce 855-.4 130, Nr
Branon
WIDOW HAS MONEY lor
2nd Trust o-ds SlO.OOO "P
For actaon c.U O.noaaoo
A.uoc~at .. 673· 7311
2ND TRUST DUDS, 10 lS
y-n tully amortued ln
ter•t·ooly loans Also nAJI
able In Huntan91oD Beach
call (714) 847 6006, an Foun
tatn Valley c•U 964-2519 lo r
1Aatea1 rntereat raJ"
MO NEY TO RENT
R-.denllal and commerca•l
Credat n04 n.-cessary :lnd
T D • s and Swanqa Eqwty
loam Call Tom 24 hour•
559 5067
POOL TABLE. laqw.•.
old' lu.luotaed model willa
a..rtlatic pi&DO lev• St.a..
leather poclt:ela Sl.SOO
val\le. MC:rthc:e $595 Del!ver
tr ... Ed, (714) 836-8102
IUGANT DIMIMG Palm
SpnllCJI sty'--aave Anu
que wlute table walh oval
wood top, 6 ~h baclt c ane
chain chrna cahaaet .. ,..,.,
S I. 400 642..fi676
CHROME DINETTE SET wtth
Qla.a: top (round) and 4
yeUow -•vel c:ba;n EJr.
cellent concLhon
552 8165
SOFA SEcnONALS AND
C KAISE T•u~ velvet, aU 3
pteces tel••' S2. 700 S.c nlu:.
Sl,199 L-the r '"Eamea··
c ha.tr. ret•tl S838 aac ulace
S399 All never used 494
0318. 5S2 1533
THOMASVILLE TABU:. 48"
roWld. two 12" !..VM S2SO
Fave S.Dnett c•plalD'a ~n
S50 each C.U 545 8120
TH.E PIRnCT Gin Uru
que ener9y MVlll9 cootem
porary hQhllnq, pnced wa,
below retaal "-au.9 touch
ud dun lampe 499 5123
D8E.D.L OCT AGONAL diD
U\Q Yble 4 cane back
Cla<a. 2 , .. ,.. perfect COD
d tiJOD S95() 642 2173
ASSORTID O fFICE lur
nature bedroom Ml S.. to
apprec-a.te 581 2434
LANE CONTEMPORARY
danan9 room Ml Table
upholstered t.baara chtna
CAbtnel $550 493 0682
evenrnv•
USED OtfE WEEK
Gorqeo111 Spnn9 Au b.clt:
1Npporter, Elate kulq 111e bed
Ml $395 larm 644 644S
SACRiflC £ BEAUTtFUl 4
ptec-e bv~nq room •• I -~~
old COSI S800 Mil $35()
At.o 3 paece colt .. Ml S-~ c.u 963 24&9
SrNGU MAT'TRESS boa
aprmQ frame, l3S Proctor
Stlea •ll o:-'-.aanq oven \25
ao.sier te 67 ~
MOVING MUST SEll. 2
m•tc hanQ o:-u<"tom ccuch ..
marron end tAble Q1rl"1 8
pa.c• t>.Jroom wt 7 paec-•
mut•r b.droum ~~ 759 . " ........... . C ASH LO AN Nevea 908J
NEED
MONEY
If you need money tor
1ny reason, and you
need it fast. give us 1
c ... We won't ask you
a lot of personal ques·
tions or put yo"
through the Jrd de11rH
to get a loan. You'll
fend us nice to talk to
and easy to dell with.
I 1al 2M. W "-' lstatel-• uoo 10 1500.000
I AI l lllll tl """"' • Any c ...... ,.
.... Ct-. Chid ., .. (_,~........_ .......
t be11 " ...., • ....,llllllt1 • u. ...... "' A,.. ,...... • ,..,.... "-.,Ill l .... ,,, ..... ........ ,.,.........,,
t ....... OIM¥ l-.......
I ... llinnlll Y .. I at l-
1 c..... Ow c ..... w o.t.n ....... , ...... o. Oftct
For lnfOtmation, Cal
GOLDEN
PLAN
of
California
-""' .., • 7, """'s-. For Appt.. Cal Calect
(213) 591 ·0290
1852 Pecific An.
long Be-". CA
90806
Officea ltwlf111haut
Ctlfonit.. Ctl ...
"-fir office •••t
"' 1·800.852·7811 c..u......, ...
repay f r" deta•b Stepbf'n 1 O RIGINAL DESJGN o:-olt"
McSp.dden. P 0 Boa <;7 B •nd end ••bl" o.alt wath
S.lboe bl"nd C A Qlt;62 ala~ ''-'P" 495 5059
PRIVATE PARTY WlLL CO
SIG N to help d•lWtvonQ
buyer qua hlv lor hom• lo.tn
837 5453
301USJMESS
OPPORTUNITlES
ST AliT NOW Local Amwav
d..anbutor otfen opportunaty
lor qood M mlD91 You ptek
the boun we trAUl r o r anter
on•• call559 SS4J
rW.'N YOUR OWN IU..N
SHOP• Go darect no mad
die aaan no salesman s ,_
OUerlDQ •II the nauon•llv
known brands such as 1<-r
daehe Vanderbalt C•lvtn
ICiean, Sedqel1411d L.v1 and
o ver 70 oth•r br•nda
SIS 500 rnclud• beqtnntnq
anventorv aarfa"' lor one to
our nahonal ••rellouae
traJDJnQ latuf" and Graod
Operun~ prom04tona Call
Mr Io.tecky at Nademoaa I
·~ F~ona, (~~0676
33 TRUST DEEDS •
MORTGAGES
aHD • 3RD T.D.'a a1 us" !baort or Jaoc, .... CTedit 80
proW.. n..aw. Of DO JMJ·, ....._ AD S..... P1os-tr
r-...c..l.m.otM. •.a utUIMS S102.3&4
Ia 3 ,..,. ..c:ved b7 ~ tnlld.d . ...,_
S7ART
IIAAI CONNDCORATIVE
lama Hendru art worla S40
,..._ call 499 5123
PAUL BLAIN! HENRJE
1 7 od , "'Camel Potnl
JTa4T lramed Arpr•a.d
U .SOO. beat otter over
Sl ,SOO 494 1416
LLADftO COLLECTORS
porcel.atA 14"" t•U. ''G.uc:ho
on Ho ,.h.clt " Otd plecoe
a..t ofhn over lve
nlnq1, d9 2665
a AUCTIONS
CAn SILL YOUJt aa
hCfllM'coll~t•blH' Sad
dle.baclt: AuctaoMotn C'Onaer
~Mn A .... ,,. Nl.a1o.t v.. (114) 1151 5331 Auc
boM .....u, hrlft4 oold. ........ ~.
lARGE U SHAPED eaK
uttv• d••t wath hu~h b.d
ch.11r •n.J tole SbOO
811 90lb
W ALNUi DINING T ABL£
40 a64 wath two IS INvea
cu5tom p.d1 tla m•to:-hanq
d\6tu uph~ •ter.d q r"n
oold SSOO 4':J9 SOt> 7
43 TELEVl.SIONS
STEREOS
PANA SO NI C AN FN
STEREO turnt•bl• watb
tpeAit:er• £a, •ll•nt c"ndt
hOD S7C.. b7"i 4-499
KENWOOD KR 4400 Wtlh
81(' tormul• peoa~•ra Sci()()
n .. w toell l XIO 4<13 8%.1
«MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
COLTO N PIANO O RGAN
Sur•••m•rt •nnounr-et at~
qaoanhc l•nu•ry Cl••n
Sw..,.~· S.lt• f"Ctr onlorm;Uoon
call 17 141 07 1 1171 (714)
558 9218
BALDWIN At ,., n1c Sran.t
oot.d w•lnut wath ~n( h Ita
c-ellent tone II OOU [,...
nonqt 7'>4 7~
PAINO OlD WtSER
Br<>then ur' ~ht S..utaluiiY
noetot~ •'lcellent c-..odattoa
S1 AOO (714) 77b ~ •II••
6r m
NEW PLA Yllll PlANO
54-h•lle~ and Son• walnut
anttquf> r•Jihlductton Rtttaol 'S 800 ••culao:-e \4,000
:tSS 14.11
MCCOY PUlftO woau
Rtconctot.on.d ,_,It~
.ffotdM*t Pnc ..
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(lo-....... ,.-....... ..
....... """"" t ...... ~fill
.. ...... Vt.-• iol:ilf .. '""'··· {llti!IAift .........
(7l.)MS-eGH
OOWST PW10 -~
fNuaed~ ... ~~~ ...
-~--C.... Olk WIINit
c. .... ..
'cit_. .... tl,ISO
........... 50
........ Ill.
.,,. lallJI
,
DIAMONDS! DIAMONDS!
DlAMOHDS' A.oy -. C1lt.
qual.aty A.a.o b.--tda.
Neal 645-8432
SO MJSCELI.AIUX)OS
runcA 13:5am wn~ .a.c.
troaac o-aa. •-Map"-.....
\275 c.u 675-4410.
TELEPHONE AHSWERJ:NG
MA.CHINIS Deecu•bve ..._
pho-W.tor bruda, lou9e
d11eo"at S•leaiMr•ace
(1'75·39) PHON-TRONlCS •
15095 Beach BlYd • w..awa.
ater, (714) 894-0720
UDSPRV.DS, MANur AC .
TUJ\IRS OUTLET t..rv-e rn
Otuqe Co"lliY Bedd.uu) 6
Becbpread Hou.se. 1440 S
Me~n St Suau An.a. ld.ul·
Qet/Naua 83S-1611
SNOBBISH SECONDS Cloth
IDQ Co~WCJDJDUf ~op l.a
hre t•lal.ly (Fall c&otlwl9 Ul
eac.U.Ot COIM:iaboll weko.
ed ) Great ae1ecbou on oar
1 2 pnce rac:lr 336 Pouuet
tr.a Coron. d.t Mat. 675-
6523
LOVE BAllOONS S.od
.:~meoa. }'OIU lo.oe. lO aaltl
colored ha!J11111 balloou u.d
wuh nbbona a~~d peno-.1
m .... qe Perfect for -ry
OCCUIOtl We delaYer s. ....
tb ad (714) 673-4419
PUBLISHER DOES NOT AC ~
CEPT UA.BlL1TY for U)eor
reel spelbnq, qr&Jil-bcal 111
.ccurac -. or typoqr•pluc&l
errore an any adverbae-ta
publashed to th• S11t1oa Newa
Group
AMWA Y PRODUCTS come
tu you S.tlllhlCllOil Qll&l
•nteed or moaey back sse
SS4J
JOHN WAYNE Teruus Cl\lb
famuy membenlup, r-.t.
able •nd nanderrable S...
olt.r 645-6283 ----tNTRODUCTORY OFFD.
20' .. off .u sa.\lee prod-.e1a
Th• tm.a IWltutal Vlt.aa.&D8
.ad nahu&l tood nppl.
rn.nts' hYIIOD.JMilt&lly aale
•nd economiCal hD\laeho&d
cl.anwq products h BDaal
la,qaea. a~~d b.auty c•re pro
ducts AJJ rroducts 1~ un·
condaltoo•ll• Quar•nleed'
6Jl 5195 John or &.-rlv
G IVE HAPPY BAllOONS
lor h11ppy people Luqe C'OI
orlul helium tailed Mho
sltNme rs Guts or p&rllM
O.hvered hom• ~o~o olface
962 4479
SAC RITICI 16 cu It
C~JPperlone rf'hlQerator wtlh
top lr-••r S300 i.ac:elleot
condalton 5-pc blond
b.drootn •t wath double
b.d Good coadahon S200
C •ll a.lter 6 lO ns,aoos
THE.RMA TRONlC Mlcrowa-
ovtn and •II ct..Daaq 0\'WD
Model NTR24 worlr11aq
ordtr Approa 7 y .. n old
497 1380
CAMDA F NUCON Ho11ey
well automAllc strobe *-
c ••1. •cre .. oon.s SS70
490 487J
APPRO X 220 YARDS gold
CArpel A 111 Good q\Hiltly
SJ SO pe r •qu•re yard
770 Q612 evenanqa
100 YUII OLD Onenyl N9
9-JriS. The Guhata.n, m•clune
m ad• S600 768 l65S
G IBSO N AIR CONDI
nONtR 13 000 BTU 1 S200
G•rden•n blower q••
enotne S1!!Kl 498 878S
COTO DE C AZA me111bet
•har ~ 496. 4987
GOING 0\1T OF IUSJ:MESS
SAL£1 Counter•. af••
dt¥tden. ltll\uw, r".-e'
49"i 0073 49S 6188
51 WA.MT TO IVY
C ASH FOR OOLD, _,_,
•nd ,.....ry Joe, 41J.Sl Tl
.
.OOKUIPIMG-TAIIS-
QUAaTDUIS. S...U or
...... ~·-..ct1A·
tllftdule ...aao... DcNhle
........... ,....,..bllt , ....
ud p~Mii'WIIy coa.,.._t -.w:... (11.) esu314.
iltHLUN fLANAGAN
Accoutiaq aDd a~
S."'<*t. Pillaackl at•t•
...... peJJ'Oil, qu.uterly au
-.,., CMfa flow protec:tioD,
ooet aocowstillq, .,..._. ud
piOC*l•~. penoDal IJw:olu
tuee. 645-4212.
CRAIG'S SPRA YEO ACOUS..
neAL cm.JMGS. ,.pm.,
"" NIUO!Iable. ,,.. esb-
..... (714) !126-7290.
ALTERAnONS/
DRESSMAmfG
FIHDf QUALITY DRESS-
WAXING -.Alwatlona with
8pedal eJDpbuia oc your
clot.h:iAQ 6tUAQ you properly.
Flttlnqw anuoed at your
Joc&tion or mine. "Barbar•'•
New lmaqee." 955-1101 aon.
ANTIQUES/
ANTIQUE
RESTORAnON
HUWWELS, HUMWELS
HtJMNILS, over 200 fiQur m. (l.ocludinq "Adventurf
Bowadj, bella and plat.
Lay •way oow. GaUery One.
1220 N. Cout Hwy., Laouna
S..C:h. 494 ........ 494-9966.
CARPET DYEING
CABINITS -CUSTOW
WAD&. bciMot, ben, book.
caeee, chalrralle aad
9&f41qea, Me:. Call Toa,
&U.a27.
CARPENTRY
ftliNCH DOOBS-CoaapJ.te
tuaJ!aUon ill a ...,. opeiWag
or to Nplece 91-llidJ.D9
doon aAd wtado-. Worlr
qua.qAe..d. R.fenala. Lic-
ea..d cootrac:tor, 673-7~.
TOBI Hooper.
CARPENTIR-SNALL JOB
·~ial.IM. SMU1, wall IUIIII,
paoellnq, qua~ lloraqe,
wotlr bench., feA.c:lnq, etc.
Ineured, free ••llaaat••·
Wader'• Hudyworb, 642·
3789.
CALL PIRX the Fiaup NaA;
am&ll carpenter and odd
repair jobt. R.L. Perlrml
(Sc:ott/Irlah), 979-9047.
CARPENtn Por-aaic:a
work, c\l.ltom c:abiJaetl, book
ahelvee, flniah work and
repair work. Small jobt. 22
,_,.. expeneoc.. 963-9056,
963-5982. Tbanlr you.
"Jerry."
CARPET CLEANING
DEEP CLEAN. THE
WODIRN WAY. "Approved
by Good HollMkMpLDQ ."
Rec:oaameoded by carpet
manuJac:tur-en. Fr.. detaaa,
968-4404.
CARPET DYEING
CARPET DYEING: N-col-
on, coven pet ttama, ladmq.
etc Guaranteed. Permanent
·Cuttom Car-pet Dyen, (714)
760-7170.
DYE DON'T BUY
ROBBINS MASTER
CARPET DYERS
on location carpel and
upholstery dyeing or deeming.
lSo/o DISCOUNT EXPIRES
FEBRUARY lOth
(714) 67J.7357
V ou'l ftnd lmOOih
&.-ngln ...
CLASSIFIEDS
* *ANDREA PAYNE. 2324
Por-t Ler-wacea, Newport
Beach. CONGRATULA-
nONSI You !.ave 11&11 woo
two bc:lrell to "Super Fuo."
Pl .... call 673-0550 lor your
Ucbta
ADDITIONS
LITUI.,IIN
ond _, o new hom•
or addltton arOWMS ,our pnonG~ ones nnandal needs. ..................
RtCHARO lYNCH .... .,.. .., ...
APPLIANCES
AlllllllMce Slfvict
[a,ert ,..... .. .., Ill .. Ref ,.. ...... ......... clrylfl,
, ...... IC. ..... ,
.... Cell
UI.U
Cal T.., 112-1140
-
BEAUTY SERVICES
LOSE WIIGHT and k"P It
ott. Thoi.IMftda have at the
Sac Clemente Hypno1a1
Center, 655 Cam! no de Lot
War• (Wechcal Pl .. a act011
from hoepllal) No guuuc:b.
oo COl\tracll You oohc:e
r..WII hoaa luwt vwt Call
tor lr•• tnlorm•••t·
4Q3..3l32.
NAIL WRAPS. Tranatorm
Mort, P"llilg. WMir oai1l Ill·
to It ron;, heelthy, lo11g
h.autlf1ll on•. C•ll Clair-e,
175-1.2515.
CARPET
INSTALLAnOlf
BD.L 'S CARPET SERVICE
IAitallaiiGn and repaan
Quality worlt, at faar pric ...
Call Bill at 552·5826 eve-
nloo•
Looking h6gh and
low . -. try the
CLASSIFIEDS
Wnethef YOU re buytng 01 """'9 t~Cten•hecttwM
,.Vf#N hme'
* * L. F PIASE, 18292
YeUow Wood Way, lrv~ne.
CONGRATULAnONS! You
bave J\dt woo two Uc:keta to
"Super Fuo." PJ.a• call
673~1oryouruckew
CATERING
ENJOY YOUR OWIC PARTY'
hpenenced h~ w1U
cater your party, from haiiQ·
ID9 your ball, to cleanang
your aaata. C.U Sulle, (714)
552-0817 or BoooJe, (714)
848-3768
CATERING -GOURMET
FOODS! We do the work,
you b .. t, •rve and lair• the
c redit! !verythlnQ from bora
d'oeuv ... to fuU dul.nen. CeU
Nardy1111, 770-7468. ----RINT-A-HOSTISSI Are you
havloQ • c:oc:lttl.ll dU\net per·
ty or any other ~~pec:lal oc:c•·
uon? Su back and en,oy fOilt
party. Let 1.11 do all the work.
Call anyllae, evenlDQI aod
-knda Aak lor loqela,
974-3351 .
BEAUTY SERVICES
OV·fRWEIGHT!
FREE SIX WEEK PROGRAM
Local Ntwport B"ch WHOliSTIC H[Al TH Croup'' otf.,_
1n1 a free, doctor-superviMd, t.-w"k aiHAVIOIAl
MODtfiCAtiON NOGIAM, WITHOUT SHOCK TIUAT·
MlNT You can IOM wei~t •nd bKome health•• at t~
same tiiM Recent dlnl<'ll studies lndlut• that 8ehav10ral
Modification t• TWICE AS fFFlCTIVI as me<tlul diet
pro,ramt TO TAKE THIS FIIST STEP TOW AID
TOTAL HEALTH · flEE call~
Vou'llnd~ ..... ~CLASSIFIED$
DOLLARS II
• • • IN YOUR
POCitiTU
Adnrtise Clauifitd
173-ISSt
Sutton News Group
• NE~T Efi&GN
• COSTA MESA N£WS
• lfi.VINE TODAY
CONSTRUCTION
B. WILSON & SONS -
Bwlden. Fr .. eltUDat• 30
yeare experience. Bonded
Lie. No. 357487 646-1740,
548-6085.
RY-KEL CONSTRUCTION
CO. Ou4laty room addahon•
and remodelanq. Alit WI lor
r-elerenc•. Spec:1al 12•10
patio cover, $450 complete
CeU WI hnl lor any butld1n9
needa, no tob too ba9 or
amall LacenM<i, bonded and
umued. 963-6277
DRAPERIES
CAL'S DRAPERLES t>e.a. all
pnc•. Fr .. hom• "tamales
10-day delavery 496·5973,
530-9840
You an
CHARGE IT •••
AND SELL IT! I
Muter~. Vlu
173-1551
CLASSIFIEDS
Sattoa New• Groap
ELECTRICIAN -E.LECTRJCAL HOME IM
PROVEMINT and commer
caal winn9 Peraonalned
Mrvace. Reaaonable ratea.
Lac C10-387645 Call Power
Elac:tnc, 24 houra. 557-9717 --10~ OFT FOR JANUARY
Eateo•aon cord• unule?
Hom•. ofhc... warebouMI
-replace wath proper out
Jell. AU elec:tnc:al Have your
lumace chac:ked out lor w1n
ter. 24-bollr •rvace, MrvlnQ
all ot Callfornaa. Bert,
546-6872.
ELECTRICIAN. trouble ahoot
and repan lnat•ll addaiJonel
outleta, 110 and 220. Replace
breabn, bull ban No ,ob
too •mall Jam, 552 8841 ,
eveniJiqs and w .. lcenda
BA YSHORI ELECTRIC
Commerca•l and re11dentul
S.rvace calli -l22 so· Lac
354349 645-9341
ENGINEEIUNG
ARCHJTECTURAL ENGIN
URIHG PLANS We wall
prepare your plans and per
mlw qutckly and elhctenlly
Call lor tr.. con1ultataon
(714) 848-3m
f1REWOOD
'"'FIREWOOD''' EucaiVP
lua, oak, oranqe Free
deliver-y CaU eoyhme, hm.
830-9891
nOORING
HARDWOOD FLOORS at
dealer'• cost I work lor an
lta~llon only Compattltva
(Wall show wbol ... le cat
aloque ) Aak lor Thoma•.
559·9500
HARDWOOD FLOORS
by Geor9e' Reltnat hanQ ,
r-epalfl, reatoraltou Free
•bmat• 499 3162
GARDENING
COMPLETE GARDENING
SIRVICE Weekly maan
tenanc:e, ciNn-upt, liM tnm.
IPrUlkler repeu and anatall
hauling Free eahmate•
5-49-4991.
GARDENING & C LEANUPS.
tree prunanq. removal,
9ro\lnd cover and ..-....dtng,
mowloq, edoano Chang
642-1oeo
FOR THAT CUSTOM
LOOK. c:aU Southbay Land
ec•pe Conetructon The
Landac:ap• Doctor, Dr
Hue.boer, 548·3864
OIIIINTAL ..........
Compte .. ~den no wv
i(... heavy Ci.aft·up f.r0f1\
OVefV'OWih tOll fet)Otr,
plotltff'l9 'Ot"'" .... mo .. e7..aee ......,_o-w."-"
There'•
eomething for
everybody in the
cla.mfled peg•.
GRADllfG
SWALL BOBCAT BACK..
HOI WOK. Will d.tt.l weter-
llJiee and foollaga, al110
qradmq 831-1268 .
PATRICK'S HOWE Repatr
and laaprovemenll. Geoeral
maintenance, c•rpeotry,
elec:tncal, pluJD.bUIQ, etc. No
Job too amall. 24 hour Mrv·
ace (714) 646-3793.
REMODELING -Haull.og,
Odd Jobe Hour or d•y.
Reuooable rat•, r-eferenc:•.
Call 552-0364.
HANDYMAN -C•rpentry,
pamtlno, ro6fio9, elac:trioal,
plum.bano. etc. Hlqbell quala-
ty workmaulup. All work
quarenteed. Reaaonable
Fr.. •bm•t•. Call Ray,
646-2328 .
BUSINESS
SLOW?
'We'll
help you
w!''
--------HAULING lr
MOVING
B&L MOVING & STORAGE
Free •llmatH Low"t rat".
lnaured. Boae1lpaclran9
materaala T 124783. Call ·no. 7458'
HAUUNG -Student hu
larqe truck Lowwt rate,
prompt serv1ce 759 1976
Thctnk you Jon
HAULJNG/MOVJNG R•a·
dent•al!Con•truchon ciNJl·
up Spec:taJ111nq tn concrete
removal 2 1...,-lon flatbed
dump lnack Quack prot ...
•aonal .. f'Vlce 642· 7638 --------HAUUNG -HAUUNG -
HAULING -R"pon•able,
rehable and dependable
•Call Scott, 499·2494
TOMS
H~8-V1CI
Wei'IO~. no~ too .-n.CII..
Oumplng ond McMng
Le ............
140-1017
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
HOME IMPROVEMENT and
repaaf 20 yNn local work
record RemodebnQ wood
lloora, car-pentry •pecaallata
EaceUe11t relerenc" Ball
Laurae. 548-1066.
COMPLETE HOME REPAIR'
Plum bang, elac:tncal, car-pen·
tr-y drywall, rool repau
pa1nhn9 and wallpaper O&M
Complete, 642-1305, 837-
5830 eveoan91
HOUSECLEANING
CLEANIHG UNLlMITED For
eacellence an bouMCINnlnQ,
provadanq all •uppla" Ill·
cludmo vacuum Truttworthy
and depeQCfable Call today
lor .. ttmate. 5-46-3726.
HOUSECLEANING Com
plete houeecleaninQ, apart
meDII, hom•• condo•
Rauonable r11e1 Rater
enc•• Call alter 4 p m .
962-2531 Deborah
HEAVY DUTY CLEANING
Wtodowa, walla, floors.
carpet• VAC ANCY CLIAN
UPS Call K•n. 968 4404
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING
SERVICE Cu1tom taal.ored to
the tndavtdual worlnnq
women'• need• Low•t pnce
pOIItbla Work ouaranteed
Lacenaed C.IJ alter S p m .
957-6138
HAPPINESS IS HAVING
TIME tor youneU Lat WI
handle your c:leantnq needs
W• do 11 aJJI lo buun-
atnce 1975 The N oppetll,
S46-2393
THOROUGH PERFECTION
1ST to e fault love projec:ll
EJtcelleol reference• Re
hable For tntervtew, call w... 548 6857
RELIABU LADIES W ill
ciM n yollr bocne IIefer
eocea Rea1o n•ble reiN
Good lllppllee (714)
754 · 71r12, S.Ona
HOUSICLIANING YO\a've
traed aqenc•. oow have the
bettl C.rlnq maU. the dll
lerence C all, eveatn91,
857-IM31. Micka•
HOUS:ICLIAHlNG, 13 yeao
ellpel'lence, owner ~rated
I do all U.. worla .,..u
Wlndowe ay .,ec:Wty. Aleo
h.ll houec~ ..,..ac.a.
C.ll Onid lcnrt. 14e-7al.
HOUSEkEEPING
LIT US DO YOUR bobday
cleaatnq lor yo11. Ptot-on-
~ bollaec:leaninq. :mi daa-
COilJlt added 10 Jowett ~w. do wlndo-. floon and
w.U. RebabJ., upene:nc:ed
boueitcl-n. Refer-enc•.
Tba H.ppy Houaec:lNoen
c.u 645-9153.
WE I'AIII'U I'EDI'I.E ·Gen.~ • Housaholcl Ofglnizing
e Apt. & offa claning
• Catering for apecial _ occuions
We can get you
the business
you need!
DAIA'S
HOUSEIEEPII& liC.
IIIIANCHES THIIOUGHOUT
CALIFOANIA
A I*IOIIIIiad bouM'r ......
I«Yte:l.
750-0120
---------INCOME TAX
INCOME TAXES prepared an
your home or at my oJJace
"YNr·around" an a haohly
prot..aonal manner al a very
low coat (714) 5-49-2418
II'ICOME TAX
Appointment
your home.
Fred Morse,
545·1462.
in
Call
(714)
MONEY FOR
SALE •••
CHEAP
We help you make the Qle1
thJit mue you money. ~
-requot"e Ol'fly 1 ~
CAll ClASSIFIED
INVESTMENTS
173-1551
JNTERJOR/EXTERJOR
DESIGN
NOVEDI? DOROTHY NAP-
KIE INTERIORS can balp
you qet u all toqether CON
PLm DECOR' (11 yNn
wltb W&J Sloeoe ) 548-9798
m-.eqe 642-1691 ---SHUTTERS, DRAPERIES.
ETC Save so• o to 70"t
EverythUlQ lor walls WUidows
and lloon Call today Alad·
dm, 557-2678 ---NEW HORIZONS Color
Decorators announce• rebate
olter 1pec:aaL Mnaor
catuen.a daecouna. R .. ared?
Fa~ed lncom•' HaQh le•"'
Don't let your home loee
value Call New Hora1on1 ea·
tenor and aotenor pa1nten
and bnnq your home to hie
Call 848 6046 lor a lrM
••hm•l• appotnlmeot
DO YOU NEED HELP?
W..-..loM..,KC--
tlle ltnr"'''ll IOUCIIe\ lor yo., I'IOIM
SAVE :10"' Oil r.Ceol s-•10«11....,_.
fr .. COMultft-
95).7332
LANDSCAPING
NJCHAI.L'S OUTDOOR DE
srGNS TIM tnmmlll9. roto
ttlhn9, apunlrlera, plant
removal and tn.taU.uoo, IOd
AU ma,or upec:ll of laDd
ecaptnQ After 6 p m 751·
7296
CONPLITl LANDSCA PE
DESIGN and Coutnac:uoo
C.ll South.bay ~
Coutructon AM lot Dr
Huetm.r, 548-3664. -----LAWNS, PAnos. SPRDfX-
LIRS lua.lled. Couu.lteUoo
aod eatuoa ... aval..l&b» '-'•
Lalld.lc•pU.Q S.r'flc:e. ....
SliO, 4i4-0Sl4
UI'S LANDSCAPING
C \liM om quail!) COIUitnac:tio.lt
Coec,... &lid bnclr wort
Spranlalere, plnte, eocl,
clralftAiqe .,..._, ... _.w.
pr'lc:el '-· no.x.~ awe
Ltc: ll6446
LEADED wumows
1111 GLASS WILUO
c~ deltoa. ieaded aAd
foal WIJidoww, ct'-aad lftU•
ror etclun91 !S41· 7sot •
531-4916
8llCl, STOHl. ILOCil
WOlll. eo.c:..-e patiOs,
cln...,. We ,.
trywaJt, hrepl.ace•
IIOa le'-reacee.
Call
"' and ,, ..
Joll•.
MASONRY
WHIILOC~ WASONRY
Bnck, bloelt ltOoe, floor Ule,
d.coratave, clillbAcbve to-
ter on, ealeriora, w•U•.
pla~atera, paUoa, etc:. Licena-
ed, booded. !atlaae. 551·
1370eveoicqa.
MASSAGE
HOLISTIC HIAL THFUL
'WASSAGE: Rela.utioa and
tberapellhc. Swedl1b,
Ac:upr-ure, Relluo1oqy
Newport S..Oh: offlce houra
10 a.m -7 p m Appt o!Uy,
call Sunny. U oot 111, leave
m-9•· 631 -6377. 548-28rr-
roR QUALITY WASSAG£
with • prof-oa&l ltyle, call
Earl By appo111lme1JI o!Uy,
548·2817. 10 a.m to 7 p m
Newport arM lJ not in. leave
m-o•.
MOVING•
STORAGE -GORDON MOVING AND
STORAGE Local, oataon
wade, low.-t leqal raiN, m ·
aured (Cal T-108790) 768
0643
STUDENT WILL MOVE youa
lllmature at ver-y reuonable
rat ... 752-1493 or 848-3777
"What's black/white
and read all over?· ·
o.r Clauif:itd
Sectioa .
PAINTING -
EXTERJOR-INTER10 R Punt
1n9 -Oualaly work RN.son
able prlc.. References Call
Allen. 54().0240
INTEXT PAINTING Lnlenor
UlOO, Esteuor S700 Com
plete preparahon, bagh quala
ly paant Iapenenced proln
IIOOAb on the )Ob Fr .. ad
valor eshmat" aad rei
erenc" 842-9387 -PAINTING lntenor/Eateraor
Lowett rat•. prompt, n"t
.. rvace In area lor 10 yean
F'rM ..U.atN (714) 848
5684. (714)636-7149
DELUXE INTERIORIEXTI:R
lOR PAINTING at compeh
IJve pnc:.' Acol&lllCal c:e1l
11191, 10 cenb lq!AII'"e loot
E.J Bled & Sons. Inc
586-+414 tvenaD98 770·6455 ---PAINTING INTEJUOR/
lateraor Add new color to
your new year Wanter ratea
QtUJaty work and m•teraab
Free •stuoales (71 4)
536-3471 Fred
PAINTING lnte11or
••tenor R"tdenllal com
mer-c1al prol-.onal de.~ n
ltrll qu.shty All work
qua ranteed Reaao nable
puc" Fr .. eshmate Call
Bill 646-2328
PALNTING AND WALL
PAPER APPUCATJON Ea
tenor and mtenor Low
pncH Guaranteed work
F .... •tamat• Joe 642 9614
548-1436
WALLPAPER INSTALLED et
Sl2Jper roll l el.lo q>ec:1<1Uae
111 4;\18lGlll upbolalered wa.IJ. ··w. qala .aaou.ld balao tOQeth
er • m-a130 uytlae.
WALLPAPER RIWOVALI
HANGING. lntenor pa&DtmcJ
Fr-.. tamale•. Wacbael
C btaretta, P11aUa9 ••d
Paperb&DQLDQ (714) S-
5406
• ..OC~T ~QUjtlliN
• lltASONAIU "-''IU
• IIClNSlO •IONliO • ....._,
W.,"'C: "''~·-188-8421
-.nCIItM ,...,.
10\-..r FOR-ana.
llll.lbt. ..... c... c-..~~
MJ.aJ
PAPER HANGING
GDnUDI'S !UROPIAN
wallpaper ba.nqer work. dooe
WJtb qllaUty, perfection and
prote.lonal. No rWib, cuah
)Ob .,.r 556-6033
WALL DECO!t-Ell'pert In·
...U.taoo oJ all wall c;over~~~g•
lor hoJDe or ofbce Ollalaty
wor.lt, trM wtimate R ....
oaable rate•' 631 5399,
964-7338.
PATIO COVERS
PAno COVERS -~spec:aal
ty " Ho-r-epaan ot all
type&. No ,ob too ~mall Call
Clark, 6 to 9 p m only
960-6470
------PHOTOGRAPHY
NcGUIRI PHOTOGRAPHY
For wedd~nc;ra, parta•, aJJ OC:·
cuaona. 70 pac:tur•, one
copy N ch, aU neqetav" m·
clllded Ul low llat rate.
642-4307
PreS>erv~ Your He1rloonu
GEM PORTRAITS
S41-8'114
1'1~ Old ...... ,..... Ill""
Nowpotl a..c~
'*'"•" h081 Ho.a Hoopot.a)
PLUMBING
KENT S PLUMBING.
M.nntlnance and repa!n.
G.rb.qe daspoaal ..-.pla.ce-
ment, laucet• Sal• and
S.rvtce 540-0240
DRAINS CLEARED -Froaa
S4 50 Free eslun.al" All
work quaranleed Reuooable
pnce• No tervace call
cbarqe Dr•an MuteR (714)
638 0953
POOLS/SAUNAS/
HOT TUBS/SPAS
SWIMMING POOL SERV
ICE EaceUent r•hable work
Rep•ar• al10 557-2783
RAIN GUTTERS
THE GU'n'ERMEN, 5" alumt
nu.m ... ml-rean qllllerf
Cllltom made, prol-.onally
1n•talled Commerc1al, r ..
1dentaal S42 1242, 557-5328
SALE -SAU:tt Ram 9uttert
needed? Then call The Gut
ter Gwv S..mt.. one paec:e
alumUlum Qllller• cooJorm to
FHA •tandarda 20 veer
queraniM, whtle or bro""n
We do q\lalatv work no
shortcut• 557-5770 Muter
Charge and VtN accepted
MR RAlNGUTTER & SON
Wtnter aal• S1 90 It team I••• o ne ptec:•. ealruded
alumtnum 545 5011 or 631
028 1
ROOFING I RAY'S ROOFING CO S.rv
mg all ol Oranqe County All I 'VP" Ltc 361042 bonded,
tnsured AU wor~ quareo
teed 559-9369
ROOf LEAKsn RIUABU:
proleutona l Replacement!
reJ>4tR All ty~ y,..
Httmates Hurley Enter-p~
Lacense 314183 831 7049 --QUAUTY ROOFING lor
1-Old end new coiUIIcuc·
t.aon LtcenMd ln.tll red and
bonded Reler-enc• avall·
able Call Kenny Fulllte.
anyltme, 645 0193 ----ROOF LEAJC? Root prob
..... aiJ typee. repell'l,
~Q. n-rool deck
c:oetillq, qu.llen dow118po\lll,
reuoaable, guar•nteed, lrM ..u..• B&R. 646-2328.
ROOFING OF AU TYPES
i.achacllDQ repaar1 Dec:la
deltiva frM elliJDal• Call
... S46-0'1fi8
.... IOOfUIIO&
Ml'fAUAltOM
~ .......... ell.,.,. ....... ... ,....... .... -..-
-....,._ pefllltetd ,., .. ......... u... ........
P"tn'-I.M'
(7Mt,._77U
IIICtM1V1 SlCJIITAJIY
0... lS ,_n uperleac:e
C..1 .... 10 t~hty • tuU
.... ..aetary 10 hand'-~
workloed? Call Polly No ;ob
'"...0 ..... ~-relet
Alta 10 • Ill • 754-~
Alter 3 p m , 551 1707 _;.__..;.. __ _
TILE DfST ALl.A noR
DYNAMIC CiJIAWJC UJ.
inltallat.aotl, mtenorleateri.Qr
,,.. ..U..t• (p11rc;baee tlle
through me and eave ~ to
40\.e otf re1a.a.l pnc:e. Hoe. I
work Gary. 964 5041
TILE DOCTOR WAUS
HOUSE CALLS! Ac:td c ... u
anqt Re-qroullnQI Repaua'
Leabl New ~U.uona' Tale
over hJet No )Ob too 1m.tll
Phone 581 9800
CUSTOM TILE WORK ' All
type• tnatallallona
tpec:aah11U1g lD remodeunq
tub and ahG-r eocloaurea
o~hty workmana}up FrM
"hmates References Ron
831 TN!
ceramic tile
Cheap N o t
..autYns
Lacensed Free Est
For InstallatiOns that last.
~II Ronald. he does
the work
.. ~.ft~6
2~hr. ans svc 821-60a8
cau.c R.OOinu
NEW YEAR
SPECIAL
Decor~ Ceramic
Roof 1111 • Installation
M35l00 sq. ft.
lndut* ............. , ...... -....... , ...
Celttlf ...... ,tiM.
112-3020
TREES
NOW lS THE Tl)(I TO
pru.ne your tr-C.ll "The
Iaperw " 30 , .. ,.. -~ '"
Oranqe County 5-48-3239
Geor9e. 24 houu
JOHN'S TRE£ MAIHTEN
ANC E, 1pec:aaltung m orna
mental clJld dKorattv• tnm
mtnQ Lacen..ct and an1urt:d
5457263
UPHOLSTERY
RBUPHOLSTDY and d r•l'
"'" 25• so• oU m•t•tt•l•
f'rM N1tmatn South Pou ,,.
Upholstery laguna HalL
768 9009
WATER
PU'RIFJCA TION
ENJOY PURE REFRESHING
dnnkmg wetor und•r 'If "'
r~v•r• osroe»a. •rphanc-•
ReplacH bottled watt-r R&nt
el• eva1lable f'u·llt lf•or.tl•
lrM Call A Thud FouC'el
Plus 5 4<l 773l
WINDOWS -WINDOWS
r-eplace your "ld "'" d wtr
dow• wtth 1nt•rr l!tona
anodla.cl alum•num '"lndow~
cuttom fatted au wa'''" hqht
11110 your ellllhnQ wood
ham• Horuontal veal c ,1
aladera AI'IO t~ner~o~y ...,v,nq
doubl ... pant' wtndow Fr
•amaiN Ltc n. !ltl w r
dow World 2ll1 860 4<' 4
(714) 994 647C
ALUWDIUM WrNDOWS n
ltalled tnto """ • ,.,_, no
wood lr1mM ,.,.,.. .. ,,,It'.,., •
Haodyma11 I>JI ~
WINDOW
CLEA.NJNG
WINDOW EXPERT Wtt
dowa, bhnd•. ~'" tf'«'ll~ '"" I
mJrtOU Comm•rctel r••
tdenttal R«-asun.•bl ena
dependable f or tr .. • • ''
maiN call G "" ,.,, Wm•l ...
Eaperl S46 P 1t>
IAJoiUARY WINDOW Cl..,r
109 SJ)4'c-tal' Stnule at< "
hom• \25 Tw< •torv I 'I 1
wtndowt) SJS C'AII R<Xte• •
Wandow CINnmQ S..rvtc;•
581 5441
HARBOR WINDOW C Li.AN
ING Proteu10nallv d
One ttorv S25 up two •tuf\'
$JO up Very r•a nable A
Sp•t tel monthlY rate•
avaale.ble F ,.., ella me let
(714)760 7143
'
'
The wart. of California
artist Paul Derrow Mil
continue on display at
the Laguna Beach
School of An, and may
be'""-l Ma>day
through Friday from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dar·
rO\IY is a Pasadena-born
painter, etchet', water·
colorist, photog-
and illustranor long affil-
iated with Scripps Col-
lege and is now an
instructor at Claremont
College. His mwals and
paintings grace the coi-
Jections of the Otis
Chandfers, the Henry
Segerstroms, the Wil-
liam Fickers and several
Southern California com-
panies and banks. The
gallery is located at 2222
Laguna Canyon Road.
For details call B37-6803.
~,.... cto~~o~ ....
consisting of sculptures.
incense burners. bowls,
vases:, placquews and
other containets. will be
exhibited at Bowers
Museum, 2002 N. Main
St., Santa Ana, through
Feb. 8. All come from
the collection of Robert
and Marion Clague of
Milwaukee. Only recent-
ly has this "minor"
Chinese art been consid-
ered worrtlv of serious
study. FOf the uninitiat-
ed, doisonne is defined
by Webster as "surface
decoration set in enamel
between bent wire fillets
secured to the ground."
Hours at Bowers are
Sunday from noon to
5 p.m ., and Tuesday
through Saturday from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For
mot'e information, call
972-t900.
The ....... polio .......
of Paul ~vaux continue
on disp4ay at the New-
port Harbor Art Museum
through Feb . 22. The
exhibit was organized
through the Belgian
MF!tstry of French Cul-
ture, supported by a
grant from the National
Endowment for the Arts.
Hall's at NHAM are
11 a.m. to 5 p.m . Tues-
day through Sunday,
and Fridays from 5 p.m .
to 9 p.m . FOJ IT'IOfe infor-
mation call 759-1 122.
n. worb of Maurice
Gray, Suvan Geer ande
R. T. Pace will be on dis-
P'av through Jan. 30 at
the Orange County Cen-
ter for Contemporary
Art, 3621 W . MacArthur,
Santa Ane. Viewing
ho .. , are T\.IHdav
thrO\Cih Sot .. day, 12
noon to 8 p.m. CaU 549-
4989 f<>< mo<O inf<>rtnl>-
tion_
An eA ... featuring the
art of ""' <hlldron of ""' OCC Childron'o Center
will continuo on dioploy
through Jon. 'ZI .. ""' DCC An Gollwy. Goltory
Ma.q .. l O Lm. k)
3 p.m. --hough frido¥. ond 7 tot p.m.
--ondT.-v ... -~I .. ~....... .. ,, ·-
..... , ..... ol
paintings by Timothy
Clark will continue on
display through Jan. 25
at Challis Gallefi'35. 1390
S. Coast Hwy .• laguna
Beach. Clark is a native
of Santa Ana and is a
graduate of Chouinard
Art Institute.
Viewing hours are 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednes-
day through Saturday.
For mofe information
call 839-n11.
Anwtory Dntwll .. will
continue on display
through Feb. 5 at
Abr axas Gallery. 2815
V~la Way. Cannery Vil-
lage, Newport Beach .
The works of 19 artists
are included to depict
expressions of love with·
out eroticism. Viewing
h()IJ(s are Tuesday
through Sat...-day from
11 a.m . to 5 p.m . FOf
more information call
673-3992.
.. _ the Pllo-
tographer," an e•hibit
dedicated to the late
artist, will continue on
dtsplay through Feb. 16
at the Laguna Beach
Museum of Art, Xl7 Clif
Cliff Dr., Lag~.na Beach.
Vtewing hoUfs are
11:30 a.m. to 4:Xl p.m.
daily, e•cept Tuesday.
fof mote infonnatkm
call494--6531.
llliack and whtel photos
by David Spulick will
continue on display
through March at the
Belson Gallery, 3720
Campus Dr., Newport
Beach. Spulick is a third-
year student at the
Newpon School of
Photography. Viewing
hours are MCilday
through Thursday, 2 to 4
p.m., and 6 to 10 p.m .
For details call 567-1126.
New worb on pilper
by artists Frank Howell
and Veloy Vigil will con-
tinue on diSJMay at the
Galeria Ekma, 2811 Villa
Wwv . Cannery Village,
Newport Beach. The
'NOfks of these two out·
standing artists may be
viewed Tuesday through
Saturday from 11 a.m . to
5 p.m . and Sundays by
appointment. For more
information call 675-
6242.
'fhectdrtTTT .......
paintings of Iris Adam
are on display in the
Heritage'Pa<k Fino Ans
Gallery, 4601 Walnut,
Irvine, through Jan. 30.
VIeWing hours are 10
a.m . to 6 p.m . Monday
through Friday.
a....-by Claes 010-
enburg will continue on
display lhfough Feb. 28
at the W est Coast Gal-
lery, 3810 South Plaza
Or., Santa Ana. Fot mOft
inf<><matlon coli 54&9334.
..... .-t will be on
ditplay Jan. 23 and 2" ..
Meu Verde Leamlng
Center from 1 to 9 p.m.
on Friday, and 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. on Satw-dey.
Tho ovont Ia ~od
by C..tlino Anlata'
Allociodon ond c-r-
lino Cornm..liry Col!ouo.
Tho .,_ wlllloo!ln -ln-. acrytlc ond oil poindtog.
For ...... ..all .... ,.
":""...0..
••ear,,., ••• .__ Chil-
dren·• Art and the Mas-
ters" will be on display
through Jan. 'Z1 at the
Orange Coast College
Art Gallery. The exhibit
will include works by
chii<Wen en~led in
OCC's Chikffen's Center,
and alto works by the
masters. Gallery hours
are M onday through
Frtday from 10 a.m . to
3 p.m .• and Monday and
Tuesday from 7 to
9 p.m. Admission is 25
cents. For more infor·
mation call 566-5725.
Plctwetl of a Floating
W orld, portraying the
upper-middle-dass world
of Japan in the 19th and
late 18th centuries, will
continue on display
through Feb. 7 at the
UCI Fine Arts Gallery.
For viewing time and
further details call 833-
6648.
Photo• by local photog-
raphers will be on dis-
play at the Photographic
Gallery, 384 Forest Ave.,
No. 23, Lumberyard
Pmza, Laguna Beach.
The exhibit will feature
abstract. graphic, and
cibachrome photos.
Viewing hours are Wed·
nesday through Sunday.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m . For
more information call
494-5072.
WCM'ke by Kay Whitney
and Jim Buhatis will be
on display'through Feb.
22 ar the Newpor1 Har-
bor Art Museum, New·
porr Center, Newport
Beach. The exhibit will
feature Whitney's pas-
tels and photos and
drawings by Buhalis.
The works will be dis-
played for sa)e or rental .
For viewing times and
other information call
759-1122.
••Dorta"T :• a bronze
sculptUfe by Dani, will
be on diSJHay at
Haggenmaker Galleries.
372 N. Coast Hwy ..
lagl.Wla Beach. Viewing
hours are every day
from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m .
Admission is free.
The pho-aplw of
Andre Kertesz continue
on display at the Susan
Spiritus Gallery, 3336 Vta
Udo, Newport Beach,
through Jan. 31 . In 1964,
the Hungarian-born
photographer was
honored with a one·
person show at the
Museum of Art in New
Yortt. and his many
books include "Andre
Kertesz, Sixty Years of
Photography." "OistOf·
tlor." and 'Washington
Square." Hours at the
Spiritus Gallery are
11 a.m . to 5 p.m. Tues-
day through Saturday.
673-5110.
the polioiOii"'" ol Patrk:k
Hogen, a Loe Ange4es-
baled ert;,t who bui6da
relief omo hia eanvaaes
by tho -ol acrylk:
p&int n tope, continue
on •ov 11 the New-
J)Clf! Horbor An Muaeum
ttwovgh Feb. 1. Accom-
penyting Che llthibition
Ia • '"cleo'-of the
-11-lnhll
IIUcfio. Ho..lM NHAM
8Nll a.m. to 15 p.m.
T...toy ttwougn
&lndey and Frldoy ow-
ning uneil t p.m: '5
1122.
The w-of Clyde
Zulch, Ferd Johnson,
Vincent Farren and
Jack Hannah continue
on display through Jan.
at rfhe Clyde Zulch Orig-
inals Fine Arts Gallery,
3800 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona det Mar. Hours
are 11 :30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday through Sun-
day. 675-a&ll.
0118. oolage, Ink. wash
and watercolors by Mimi
Sharon Stein are now on
display in the Shirley
Myers Gallery, 1951 S.
Coast Hwv .• laguna
Beach. Hours arew
10 a.m. to 5 p.m . daily
except Tuesdays. Theme
of the colorlul show is
''Glowing Neighbors.''
For more information
call 494-4596.
The .-twortca of Erika
Kahn continue on dis-
play in the Galerie
Andree, 695 Town
Center Or., Costa Mesa.
Hours are 11 a.m . to
9 p.m. weekdays and
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. SatUf-
days and Sundays.
641 -1011
Clubs
w--., . .-.. 21
The 0-Oiotrk:t.
JuniOf Membership-
California Federation of
Women's Club officers
and chairmen as well as
the presidents and first
vrce-presidents of district
21 will meet at 7:30 p.m.
at the Cosla Mesa
Women's Club dub-
house in Costa Mesa.
For mote information
call Gerri, 673-3900.
·-"-Legol
Secretaries Association
wiU meet at 7 p .m . at
Crossroads Restaurants.
18)5() Brookhurst St.,
Fountain Valley. A social
hour will begin there at
6:30 p.m. For more infor-
mation call 848-9991.
'The Ebell CU, will
meet at 12 noon at the
Clubhouse. 515 W.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
For mOJe infOfmation
call 541-8978, Mrs.
Piefer.
~ . .-..22
Newport H.t.or
Kiwanis Club, 7:30 a.m.,
18)1 Bayside Dr .,
Corona de1 Mar. 851 ·
0650.
e-M--
Citizen Square Dance
Club, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m ..
Costa Mesa Recreation
Center. Vanguard Way
between Arlington and
Fair. 545-5669.
"--Dioco and
BaUroom Dance Club
7 p.m ., 2515 E. Coast.
Hwv ., Corona del Mar.
494-0593.
-,,Jon. 23
"-'• •• Won..., ot the L.aguno Beach
School of Art will oon-
duct a recruiting metn·
bership meeting at 10
a.m . at 1213 Emerald
Bay, Laguna Beoch. For
mote information call
Muri• Reynolds,
640-5390.
.......,.Jon.21
Newpont ........
Koppe Delta ,;11 ,_. or
7o30 p.m. or th<l homo o1
Paula KNM. Few more
;nformorlon call 644-
1400. ... .. ~-
Gsa 1 ah•ou
-10 am., W•orn .
---... ond Loin, 4 ~ -·
NeYotport Beach. 646-
9141.
Norttt Irvine and
Tustin S8f!k>r Citizens
Brtdge Group, 1 p.m.,
Pomona Federal Savings
and Loan, 17th and
Prospect, Tustin: Bob
LotoYB, JX)-1096.
lllw~Chapter
of Sweet Adelines, 7:30
p.m., Allen Elementary
School. 16200 Bushard,
Fountain Vatley. 557-
8935.
Klw.., .. Cllub of
Corona del Mar, 12:10
p.m., Villa Sweden Res-
taurant, Corona del Mar.
955-1661 , George
Hr:~user.
-. ........ 7,30
p.m ., Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
of Costa Mesa, 2850
Fairview, Costa Mesa.
540-7244.
Wednudoy, J.n. 28
Allruu Club of
Newport-Irvine. 6 p.m.,
Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club. Mary Hickle, 640·
2920.
Ktw_.. .. Clklb of
Irvine, Rancho San
Joaquin Golf Course,
7 a.m.
Films
·~ er..twe from the
Black lagoon" will be
shown Jan. Zl at 7:3)
p .m . at the Laguna
Beach High School
Auditorium. Advance
tickets are $1.25 for
adults and 75 cents lor
children under 14, Tick-
ets at the door a re $1.25
for everyone. The movie
will be shown in 3-0,
and is sponsored by the
Friends of the laguna
Beach Library.
Neil limon's "Plaza
Suite" will be shown at
7 p.m., Friday, Jan. 23 at
Health Science 13 1.
Golden West College
HUI'ltington Beach.
Admission is $1 . FClf
more information call
8$-6250.
...._,...s ''The Devil's
Wanton" and Ray's
"Distant Thunder·· will
be shown Sattxday, Jan.
24 at 6:3) p.m . at the
Social Science Hall,
UC Irvine. Tickets are $2
general. $1 for UC Irvine
students. For more
information caU 833-6922.
KwoMW•'s ''The Men
Who Tread on the
Tiger's Tail" and Mizo-
guchi's "A Geisha" will
be shown Saturday, Jan.
31 , 6:30p.m . at the
Social Science Hall. UC
Irvine. Tickets ere $2
gerwal, $1 for UC kvine
studentL For ('OOre infor·
mation call 833-8922.
Jec:h•res
''WhM_T ..
Us About Artiltic Crea-
tivity" will be discussed
by Rona4d Silverman on
Jan. 29. 8 p.m . at the
Laguna Beech Museum
of An, J07 Cl;ff Dr.
Silverman II e profeuor
of en at Celifofnia State
U,._ty or lJ>s Angoo
let. Admluion ilt2.i0
I<>< Altiot,CooncH mtm·
bets. t3.i0 "" -.. For more information
coli .. 8631 .
,.,.. __ of !he
Nilo ........ _od
by Oooog .Jon. on
Frido¥ • .loll. 30 M I p.m.
in ""' occ Audilorium.
.Jon. .. -of ""' .......... ondmoot-
tf'"t -111m-..
in the Southland. Tickets
are $3 general, $2 for
senior citizens. Fat more
information call 666-
5627.
.. ,...,__..,, ;n the
Treatment of Cencer"
will be discussed by
Stephanie Simonton on
Friday, Jan. 23 at 7:3l
p .m . in the Skyliner Bell-
room. Airporter Inn,
18700 Mac:Arthur, Irvine.
Simonton will discuss
hef theory of why cer-
tain per90rlality types are
predisposed to cancer.
Simonton is Program
Director of the Cancer
Counseling and Research
Center, Fort Worth,
Te•as. For more infor·
mation call fiJ7-TJn.
"Effective....,_.
Speaking" will be dis-
cussed by Thomas M ira
on Wednesday, Jan. 21
at 7 p.m. in Fine Arts
119, OCC . The lecture
will center upon prac-
tical and theoretical
guides that can help
you become an effec-
tive public speaker. Ad·
mission is free.
"Hydrocatx»n. in
Plants: Renewable
Energy from Harvestable
Crops" will be discuss-
ed by Nobel Prize win·
ner Melvin Calvin on
Wednesday, Jan. 28, at
8 p.m. at the Science
Lecture Hall. UC Irvine.
This is the second of a
lecture series titled ''The
Future ol Science."
Calvin is a professor of
chemistry with the Uri·
varsity of California.
TICkets are $3 gen8,a1,
$1 IOf UC Irvine stu·
dents, and $2 for other
students, UCI staff,
faculty and !Uumni. For
more information call
833-5588.
"HowtoSwtaBuU-
,..... •• will be the toptc
of discussion by Dick
Hart on Friday. Jan. 23
at 7 p .m . in Fine Arts
1 t9, OCC . Admission is
free.
"Wlh ___ ..
will be presented by
Michael Gertner on
Sattxdav. Jan. 24 at
9 a.m. in Fine Arts 119,
DCC . Various will forms
and estate p\afVling
devrces will be address-
ed. Adm1ssion is free.
c.. w~.-.. noted
car salesman, will lect~Xe
on "Sales Motivation"
on Wednesday, Jan. 28
at 7 p.m . in Fine Arts
119 of OCC. The discus·
sian will examine
the reasons and emo-
tion& behind peoP'e's
behavior. and how to
tap on them for seUing
and buying. Admisaioo rs free. ... _..,__
Techniques" will be
presented by Judy Roth
and Lois Ruben on
Wednesday, Jan. 21 and
28, at 7 p.m. in Mariposa
Women's Center, m S.
Main St. No. 116.
Ofange. Productive wavs
to deal with streu will
be emphasized. For
more infOfmation call
547-6494.
•• AtiiRa by Allllta. ....
illustrated lecture on the
works of famcx.e artistJ,
will be preeenttd on
Jan. 22. 8 p.m ., in the
Laguna Beach Museum
of Ar1 , ':S11 Cliff Drive,
loguna Beach. Adfnla.
lion is $2.50 for rnu·
seum rnemblra end
$3.60 for non-metT'Ibtf'a.
FCH more infonnetkln
call 494-6631.
.... • • The .,. •• rm of Hurnon Struc-
twe" wil be pr..,._td
by A. Grlnt P.ow• I ....,w ... ...., ...
ning. 7 p.m •• -E.
17th s~. No. w , c--
The.._.M.,.._
•enct will feature big·
band music on Thurs-
day. Jan. 22 et 8 p.m.
in the OCC Auditorium.
TICkets are $10 presale
and $12 at the c1oof.
and are availabkJ at the
OCC Ticket Office. For
more information call
566-5627.
R-.lounceMuolc
will be presented Thurs-
day, Jan. 22 at 8 p .m .
at the Fine Arts Concert
Hall at UC Irvine. The
program will feature
Anthony Rooley, a lute~
nist, and soprano Emma
Kirkby. Tickets are $5
general, $3 for UC
Irvine students, and $4
for other students, UC
Irvine faculty, staff and
alumni, and are availabe
at the Associated Stu-
dents Box Office, Mesa
Commons, UC Irvine.
For more information
call 833-6378.
ltelfan Baroque
rmq;k: will be perlorm·
ed by UC Irvine music
faculty and staff on
Friday, Jan. 23, 8 p.m.
in the UC Irvine Fine
Arts Concert Hall. The
program will feature
cantatas. sonatas and
toccatas predominantly
from the 17th century
Italian Baroque period.
Admission is free. For
further information call
833-6617.
.. The cr .. tlon of the
World," featuring hot
jazz musk from the
1920s, will open the
Long Beech Sym-
phony's 1981 concerts
on Friday and Saturday,
Jan. 23 and 24. at 8:30
p.m . in the Terrace
Theater , 300 E. Ocean
Blvd., Long Beach . The
program also features
Mozart's "Clarinet Con·
certo" with clarinetist
Richard Stoltzman.
Murry Sidlin will con-
duct. Stoltzman has
appeared with the New
York Philharmonic, the
San Francisco Sym-
phony and the London
Symphony. Tickets are
$10, $9, $8 and $7, and
are availab'e at the
Long Beach Symphony
office, 121 Linden St ..
Long Beach . FOt more
intormatk>n call 1213 )
436-3661.
··--... -· continues at Sebastian's
at the Grand Hotel in
Anaheim. As in San
C~te, price ot
admission includes both
dinner and show. Phone
m -n10. Runs through
March 1.
•• F.._...e Dew." a ser-
ious comedy, will be
presented in the Gotden
West College M.,;norage
Theat•. Jan. 23 end 24
at 8:30 p.m. tnd
Sunday, Jan_ 25 11 ao
p.m_ Admaon 1o t3.i0
with tick .. • 11VIIilllb$e at
the co!louo bookttore.
The play ;. written by
Oti-Hally.
""--In-· continue~ ill run et the
Newport ThMtet ArtJ
Cent•, 2501 Cliff Dr.,
NMpot! -·Show
dot• .. Jan. 23. 2", 25. 30. 31 and fob _ 1.
Mt ' t•m ie k 50
......,;ngo and t3.i0 "" rnedr ••· FOI ,...,.... ----... 875-3143 .. 1142-8119.
Ja,. Nigh of Corono
del Mo< ......
••Dnufltl Deer:• I
p'-fbyBio-Mc,-.............
.. "'"""" Fob. 14 .. ""' ....... ..,........,
~.Sn ... ._..
\
.ctge, No . 39, Yorktown
and Main streets. Hunt·
ington Beach. The play
is directed by Rexford
Day . For admission
prk:es and showtimes
phone B42-B6BB.
"In,..._ et Ah-1'*""
wtil be presented Wed-
nesday, Jan. 21 at 8
p .m . in the OCC Col-
lege AuditOfium. The
show will feature the
Oefi'Arte Players Com-
pany, based in Blue
Lake, Calif. It is the
story of a sleazy utility
company official who
joins fotces with a
greedy San Jose land-
owner to steal water
from the Klamath River
and send it to the
parched south. Tickets
are $3 general, $2 for
children and senior citi·
zens, ·and are available
at the OCC Ticket
Office. 556-5527.
''The~-.··
by Bernard Pomerance,
opened last night on the
Main Stage of the South
Coast Repertory in Costa
Mesa. This play. which
won ntMnerous awards
on both sides of the
Atlantic, features RDr~
Boussom in the titl" role.
Runs through Feb. 15.
Phone 957-4033.
....... _ .. the
Jerome Kern musical
classic, continues at the
Harlequin Dinner Ptay-
hoose in Santa Ana.
Price of admission
indudes both dinner and
show. Phone 91!1-5611 .
Roos through Feb. 8.
o.nc. Alta -n. ....
w;n present two per~or.
manoes of "SyneJgy in
Action," at 7:30p.m .
Jan. 25 and 26 ar the
Saddloback College Fine
Arts Theater. Admiaion
Jan. 25 is $7 and Jan.
26 is $3.50. Ttekets •e
available at the door. For
more information call
586-81120.
-wetchlng
excursions are being
offered aboard the
Catalina Holiday. The
boat leaves the Pavilion
weekdays at 9 a.m.
and 1 p.m . Charge is S8
IOJ ftdults on weekends,
$7 on weekdays, and t5
for kH:ts any day For
more information call
673-5245.
.. Muter Your Micm-
wave," a serfes of three
classes, will be prn-
ented on T uetdavs
through Feb. 2, •r 6:30
p.m . at Fassero'a Inter-~
national Cootc.wer• tnc:t
Ecole de Cu;.ine, 2919
E. Coast Hwy., Corona
det Mar.
A-.....,.on "How
to Meet S;ng!es" w;11 be
gN-en Suodey, Jan. 25
at 5 p .m . In tht
A dvanced Health
Cent0<, 1m Bria!OI
North, ,.,_. leKh .
FO< f" ond infonnot;on
call 831·33113.
The .............. .
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s.r .......... -...
So!Utdoy, Jon. :M, I
a.m. to 1 p.m .• • 1tte
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