HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-05-27 - Newport Harbor EnsignTHE NEWPORT ENSIGN • ESTABUSHED UU8 • 33RD YEAR • NUMBER 42 • (714) 673..0550 • SERVING ALL OF NEWPORT AND CORONA DEL MAR • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1981 • 25 CENTS
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'Toughest'
Cltyl8811e:
The Bullclout
When City Council reviews
the Irvine Company'• request for
the pl&nlled buildout of Newport
Center, it will be the touoh..t
question to come befo,. council
in two yean.
So says Mayor Jackie Hea.ther.
Council, which hu the final aay
on the project, 1.1 eipeeted to
hear the iaue in June.
Lut Thunday, the PlanJ1inq
Com.m.i.ulon approved a. devel-
opment plan that restored
260,000 aquare feet of planned
office bu.ild.in9a previously cut
by that 9roup. But the plan
paased on to councU leaves out
a 400-room hotel and a 225,000-
square-foot office build.in9 the
company ... b .
The company said it will ult
councU to restore the hotel and
the office building.
The commlplon submtuted
300,000 square feet of rNiden-
tial apce tor the bote\ a.ad
225,000 .czuare fwt of a..1deli=
tial space for the office baUd·
in91, keeping the overall 8({\l&re
footage of Block 600, on the
north aide of the centel', and the
rest of the cellter rouqbly the
same u the 1.2 million 8qU&J"e
feet the company had 80U9ht.
The comm.iasion a..t.o voted to
require the company, u a con-
ditioll of development, to build
Pelican Hill Road, extend San
Joaqutn Hilla Road to lt, and
spend another $8.9 million in
road lmprovemenll, for a. S2S
million total.
The road improvements were
"two to thz .. tim .. u much u
the city hu ever ulted'of a
developel'," said commm imon
chairman Tim HaidinCjler .
Martin Brower, hea.d of com-
pany public relationa, said the
company plans to build Pelican
Hill Road but doeal't want
qroundbzealdno for new devel-
opmenta in Newporl Center to
have to walt for lenqtby and
problematic 9ovemment approv-
als on the road.
Pelican Hill Road, which
would collllect Bonita. C&nyon
Road to Coast Hlqbway eut of
(Continued on paCiJe 13)
The Engkles In Question less noise impeet. Roer of the takeoffs and
approaches at John Wayne Airport have caused
major controver~~es between city. county, state
and t.deral egencies. Below, the stretched-out
Super 10 is shown arrivfng here last week for
*nililriution f\iQ.hJI, _. S\flf ~ ~ -...., ~Iobin
Flight personnel from AirCet get an introduction
to the new OC9 Super 80 whole engines,
promineo11y ...ndetlt • .,. -~to orcMde
The county Tueeclay officially
approved th• UN of the new,
"qu.ietu" NcDonn.U-Dou9lu
DC-9 Super 80, • 160·puMDCiJer
J-t, at John Wa.yue Airport,
thereby iDcreu:in9 the weiqbt
limit allowed on the JD&in run-
way from 95,000 to 128,000
pounds.
u .. oJ the hea.vier craft hu
drawn the ctitlciam of the
Federal Aviatioll Administra-
tion, which Mid it could Mriou•-
ly d.amaoe the runway ln eiqbt
y.-zw .
And the city of Newporl
Beach qwckly announced that
the new plan .. were "four-five
decibels louder" than in a. teat
flight here l.ut Au9. 14. The
Super 80s. echeduled to qo into
re<Jular UN here next wed:,
w.re used by A.irCal m familiar-
i&ation Oiqbts for crew without
pusenqera Sunday and Tues-
day.
hearmg and a Supenor Court
trial, pu.ahed thetr protest•
&CiJainlt the effect of noise hom
the county-operated facility.
Tom Williams, a ctb&en acbv-
~ enqa.9ed m one lawtwl
aCjla.inst the county cunently 10
trial and qathermg libqants for
another, told a Supenor Courl
jury:
"The airporl 1s teannq aparl
the eoctal fabric of th11 com-
munity (Newport Beach). When
we moved into our home, we
(Continued on paCiJe 10)
.Reel Tape May
Delay Cleanup
Of Upper Bay
by Roger Angle
Lonq-delayed dredqmq for
Upper Newporl Bay, hnally
scheduled for thts fall , may have
to be put oH aqam unhl next
spfU1Q-after rams whtch will
brinq more sut
Ron Hem, wtldWe btologtst
for state Ftsh and Game, sa1d
the ctty and state may not be
able to obtam the nec.aary per-
mtts in tune to beqm dredqmq
tn S.ptembel'
The upper bay llun't been
dred9ed smce 1970 and hu fill-
ed up wtth an eatunated 2.5
milL.on cubic yards of tedunent
IUlCe 1965.
The state 11 plenntn<J to
restore the upper thud of the
iY10 etshl&nd by dredqinq •
chAnnel that would cauM wtde-
spread stlt slouqh1n9 and a
Cjleneral deepentn<J of the water
The state would dredqe
Andrew., of Anaheim, Hein l&ld
be understood a respon1e that
showed many per.ons dialiked
Fi.ah and Game's handlmg of the
bay si.nc., the state acquued
most of the bay as an ecolog1cal
reserve in 1975.
"1 think people are buatra.ted
that notbin9 bu been done (to
clean up the sediment)," Hein
1a1d . "I mow I am. I would hke
to have ... n the dredqin9 done
Mveral yean a90 and 1 tlun.k
that's the way ma.ny people feel.
"They ... the bweaucracy as
movmq very slowly to eolve tbts
problem, and I don't blame
them."
ftewEraud
Suit Names
Gent Dealer
238,000 cubac yards of sedunent A Lo. A.la.mito. morteoaCiJe
for $700,000. broker hu charged Roberl OQle
In addthon, the caty 11 plan Wlth fraud after foreclostn<J on
nmg to dredqe a temporary the Qqle L.mda Isle home m
destltmg ba.sm JUSt below the connection with a $1.75 muhon
mouth of San Daeqo Crftk and loan that went bad, accordtnq to
deepen the creek channel, caus-a swt Wed m Superior Courl
mq the water to slow and drop The law.u.it 1.1 the forlleth bled
sand and stlt, whach would be here nnce 1969 a.Cjlainst Ogle,
scooped up and trucked away. the Newporl Beach diamond
The dredqmq, creek deepen-dealer accused by a former
mg and concrete structures m msurance earner of stagmg a
the creek bed are slated to cost S2 uullaon Jewel robberv
S-4 mtlhon Qqle, lll.l Wlfe, Ttara and 10
Hem scud the two aqencaes other defendants are named 1n
are pla.nomg to "go out to btd the .wt-whlch calls for Sl 5 togeth~.r , to save hme and millioll m damaqn-lod9ed by
money on the prOJect the Hallmark Acceptance Cor
1 The ctty . a.s lead aqency must porauon
apply for dredgmq and con -' The sutt, wtthout pomtlllq to
struchon penmts from the Santa l mdlvtdua.l culpabahty, &lleges I Ana (state) Reg1onal Water the defendants deceaved the
Quahty Control Board, the state mortgage broker by fabely
Coastal Commasston 4lld the claiminq the Oqle home was
U.S Army Corps of E.nqmeers worth $2 .75 million m applymCjJ
The process may be too hme for the loan.
consummq to be accomphshed 1n February, Hallmark fore-
by fall , Hem sa1d. 1 cla.ed on the :Unda Isle home-
CommenhnQ on <1 survey 1
cond ucted bv toventor Andy (Conhllued on pege S)
Oystal Cove Realclents
Get More State Preaaare
The mcrea.se in noiM wu
partly due to a. chanqe ln the
altitude at which power wu cut
back this week, aaid City Attor-
ney Hugh CoUin. Laat IUIIllDer,
the pilots cut back at 500 t .. t;
this week, they cut back at 1,000
f .. t. Coffin said.
The avera.9• daily nolle, if all
auUn .. converl to Supez SO.,
would deer .... by 5.5-6 deci-
bels, at 41 averaCjle d&ily J8l
departur ... and deer .... by
4.5-5 decibel.a with 55 filCjJht.-
ra.ther than the 7. 5 decibels
projected by the county, Coffin
said.
Potential Patients Given
Plastic Surgery WarDing
the ... keod and IU.IIllDer
tqaats vacate their cotta.g-.at
C~YMa.l Cove by July 1983. It
a.J.o cliNCted tbe lta.te Parb and
Recrea.UOD Department to adviM
the ~tute oa what to do
with the applOZimately 22 full-
time ....sdeDta of the bea.chf:ront
comanaaJty.
Ill a NA.t.t ~Do.. 1ut ... k. a
lt&te S.Ute Pinuoe nbcolb· ·
altt .. NOC)IB'D•clecl ... be
~roprl.ateci to purchue addi·
UoiiW lucl for Crywtal Coft
put but did Dot ...... tM
pllpt of t.M ..ad .... UMl
The clty al.o bluted the coun-
ty for dependiDQ oa the 500-foot
outback in lll MuteJ Plu,
ANCLUC (Aifi!Or1 Noile Control
and Laac1 u .. COIIlpatibillty)
atudy ud airlllae acoe. pl&D.
The r AA hal diteet.ci tlaat
pilots out eA01D• power at uo
lower than 1,000 feet . Aa put of
their approval ot au AirCal
u'riloD.IDe1lt&llJDpact report on
the 8Gper ao, tiM ~n
tuiiMcl ~t the alrli.De IMk the
Aower altit\ade wtback trom the
fAA. n. ~ u.o ~rvnd
NqMi1t1 b P"JPOie .. • a prot-
eGe ,.,..,_ ._ ~ $100-eilltoa
~ naC• ....,oncl felt. 11 Ill
.. ~ ...... , .... 1\e
eqm¥•18dlie~Oia. le...tt .. .,..,. tM ooue, by the
..,., • .,a.1 .....
Mtrewa., o6"-aacl .._
................. a ...
by Lelcmci Pouad
Not a.l1 docton claimtn9 to be
plutic surqeo11.1 ere qualif.ted to
perform pl.ubc surgery.
1'hil wamm9 wu 18aued last
WMk by Dr. Jredarick Gruer of
Newport Beech, p,..Sdent of the
Cailloruia. Society oJ Plutie
~. a. 300-mem.ber profes-
Moaal orvwaetion which 1.1
laOG&tinQ a. maalve oouumer
awaren-P!'OOtaJD t~ instruct
tM public u to llow to ..teet a
proper plutlo turQeoD.
.. ~ MI\UDe that a doctor
ia qu.allfled becauee be baa a
..... U.O.U. ud h&n91 out a +wile,,. Mkl Gnaer at a pNU
~ lD Newport IMcla.
I become board-certt.bed tn then
spec:talty by p4SI1JlQ a ll<JOrOUI
eu.m Qlven by their medacal
peen. ..
Gl'a&er added, "Because oJ
deceptive advert1.1109 by
unquahfted operators, we al'e
Meln<J more and more botched
caMs, aevere deformJtt .. of the
brea1t, permanellt didtqurement
of the face due to heavy .:an
and a nose alteration that wasn't
done ri9bt and hun't bMled."
Gra.aer la.id much oj tAe
blame to docton wtth other
speoia.lti .. who ttudy plutic
1\lfClery for a few monthe ud
thn beqin a. b .. ., ech.ns.ia9
Pr'09T&m to attJect O'GIItoiMn.
''Tbey bave to rua a ~
volume to 1Mb IDCUJ, ~
iD9 tM taCNAl of tt.e tt. nroeoa Od IJ)Uci ... ..a
patiut, H M ...W.
'"''M re.ult oaa raAQe lroa
*:e lifta -~ -~t 1Ml to ~
cbltiOWM*lt ... ..,. ta -
0U. dMtla, H ... ..w.c~,
(CoDJ ........ .,
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IN SHORT
1--
Cc-•UDlty Aaoclatlou
PruhJe11t1 of 30 community
~ w.n honored by
the lmu Co. at the recent 1981
AppnciaUon Dinner held at the
W.rrlott Hotel.
Newport Beach aaoclation
preeidenta honored included
Ray Geiler, Big Canyon; Robert
Nooney, C.nyon Creat; Bill Mc·
Cloy, Canyon laland; Lynne
Lug, Cauyon Lakn; Samuel
Yngve, C.nyon Point; Jack Han-
eon, Canyon View; Dave Lamb,
Harbor Ridge; Dick Bechtel,
Harbor Ridge Crnt; George
Shore, Linda lale; Joe
Winklemann, Irvine Terrace;
Seth Oberg, Dover Shores;
Jorlaine Cunningham, East
Bluff; Robert Jonn, North BluH
Bay View; Terry Mulligan,
Cameo; Dave Trumbull, Pro-
montory; and Bruce Froehlich,
Harbor View.
Proclamation
Mayor Jackie Heather bas
iasued a proclamation commend-
ing ~~lywoman Marian
Bergnon on her receiving the
Marden Award from the Marden
Center of Educational Therapy.
Volunt .. ra Needed
The South Cout lnatitute for
Applied Gerontoloqy bas
received a CJrant for $22,000
from the California Community
Foundation to develop an in
depth training proqram and
aux.iUary for nursi.nCJ home
voluntMrl called Community
VoluntHra for the Elderly.
Seven area nuraino homes in-
volved in the project include
Bayview Convalescent, Beverly
Manor, Country Club, Flagship,
Mesa Verde, Park Superior and
Port Mesa.
,,
The qroup ll pr..ently
recrulti.Dg voluntMn to work in
th ... hom•. For more inform&·
tion call 548-9331. .
Red Croa Center
The Orange County Red
Cross Youth Leaderahip
Developmut Center will be
held June 22 to 26 at the Cedar
Lake Camp and Conference
Center at Big Bear Lab.
A total of 85 ninth to 11th
CJrade students from Orange
County high ~ehoola will'par·
ticipate in the event.
. Applicationa are aveilable at
hiCJh acboola, the Red Croa and
Red Cross Service Centen. For
information call the Red Cross
Youth Services at 835-5381.
AnnlYenary Parade
The city of Newport Beach'•
75th anniversary parade will be
held Saturday, S.pt. 26 ata.rting
at 3 p.m.
The pa.rade will circle the
one-mile Newport Center Drive
in Fashion Island.
Parade entries of all kinds,
includinCJ floats, bicycles, skate-
boards, roller skatea, thrH-
wheelen or haywaoona, a.re
welcome.
EntTants are encouraCJed to
wear costumea dr uniforms in
keeping with the theme for the
celebration, "The Porthole of
Time."
For entry informallon call
Carol Blanchard, parade chair·
man, ~ 646-0990 evenings; or
Marie McNiff at city ball,
640-2153 days.
Entry blanks must be com-
pleted and returned to city hall
by June 1.
, a division of
Orange County Services. Inc.
"'-'1 .......... -.11 --...:....a.-.--.-631·6000~
The
John Wayne
Airport
proltle111 ~.
A PUBLIC FORUM ON
PREVENTING EXPANSION
The die bu be..n cut: UCI
Medical Cen.ter and Oran"
Couty will get a divorce that
neither wants. •
But officiala Oil both md .. let
lt be known today th'at they'd
like to Mttle their cli.fferencee
without a parting of the war--
but fMl that the feud may have
gone too fa.r already to
backtrack.
. ~ in many dolDHtic dif·
ferencee leading to •pa.ratlon,
thia one i.D.volvea money. Lots of
it.
Since Janury 1976 the
medical centu hu been giving
hOIJ)ital, clinical and P8JChMtric
cue to couty patlenta, whoee
medically-indigent status
precludes their paying their own
way .
And mnc• then, the patient'
ca.re cha.rgea have been in
almolt conltant dispute. More
than $12 million in Cha.rgea a.re
uder a.rbitration, a pll)Cea 10
ponderoua that in more than a
year only 70 of 112,000 con-·
t..ted billings have been settled.
UCI n.eda ita money,
Chancellor Daniel G . Ald.rich
aaid, admitting that the universi-
ty's resowcea a.re "strained."
SuperviiOn' Cbainn~ Ralph
B. Clark reminded that \he
university reCJents decided that
the Anaheim clinio will be shut
down by July 1, and clinics at
Santa Ana and at UCIMC will
be clOMd within a year.
The university will end mental
health care this y-.r,and end ita
affiliation with the county Jan. 1,
1985, regenta said.
Supervisors said tl(ey have not
been officially notified; they
rMd about it in the newspapers.
Hllaryl.s a assoc,lattS
416--31st Street
Newport Beach
675-.. 37 ..
Join us to find out about the Master Plan, Access .
Plan , and Noise Variance Proposal. Learn more on the
City's commitment to preserve and protect the rights
of the citizens of Newport Beach.
r,\ONDAY,JUNE 1,.1911
7130 P.M.
NIWPOin HAIIOII HIGH SCHOOL AUDitOIIIUM
600 .. YINI A YINUI, NIWPORT IIAOt
You are encburaged to become more educated· and
involved in the critical issues of preventina Airport
expansion.
THI
NIWPOIIT •ACH
CITY COUNCIL
(CODtiDud boa~ 1)
. ~ u ••• p~e ... mailltaiAed
t.Mt wlille IDAZlY waqulijied
pl.utiO tu.r~ .. Y perform •
t.c.lift lA ••half hour to cme
hou.r. a 9ood face 11ft abowd
tan betwaaa two ud five bOW8
if dooe properly.
Or. Rohert NiAer of Santa
Au, p...tdeat of the Oruge •
Cowaty SocWy of PluUc
Surg«)U, added that be .... .
about cme cue a week who wu
maimed by another aurgeon.
"I can improve about 7S per·
cent of them, but you can neV.r
do u w.ll u if you h&d the
patient to ltart with. Some, bow-
ever, cunot be repa!J'ed."
G.ruer pointed out •veral
pobltl to coulder when looklag
for a plutic 1\l.fQeOil:
-Aak your family doctor or
IOIDe other truted pbJJiclAn to
ltMr you to a qualified N.rgeon.
-Check the Directory of
Medical Specia.lilta at your
library. This book lWa all
apecl.U.ta and includ• their
education, training and profes-
sion&! organisation membership.
Dr. Robert Miner of Sent• Ana, Or. Frederick Grazer of NeWport
Beech and Dr. Rtchard Jones o( Fuflerton discuss the problem of
unqualified plestic surgeons. S..tt photo bv Ron Stone
-Call·your local accredited
ha.pital, which can give you a
referral lilt ..of docton tpeclalh·
ing in that field who are on the
bo.pital .taft.
-hami.lie the aurg,on'a
credentiala, diploma, UceDM~
and board certificatiou. If th ...
docume~tl are not d.i.aplayed on
Wee walla, be auapicioua.
-Call the American Society
of Plutic and ReconatnlcUve
Su.rgeona Referral Service at
(312) 641-0935 in Chicago.
LlnLIISLAND lA YFIONT
Outstanding location on Balboa's South 8ayfront wtth pier and slip. Overs1zed lot
for tremendous exponsk)n. Our chosen ''Best Bayfront auv.·· 51.550.000.
644-9060
2161 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT BEACH
Cooking The ChDi
Many Newport residents enjoyed the chili cookoff
held Saturday at the Orange County Fairgrounds.
Top left are some of the participants in the cookoff
beauty contest. Above left is Art Johannes and his
Blazing Saddles Chili Co. team from Corona def
Mar. Above right is the Fannie Mae Pass-Thru Chili
team from Newport Balboa Savings. Top right is
Newport's Firebird Chili Team, back from left,
Susie Conner. Mary Longpre, Conna Craft; front
from left. Carole Arnold and Jeannie McComb.
Below them are Mike Sullivan of Newport. a
former Newport Police detective, and Paula Conley
of Huntington Beech, first and second in the Fast
Gas Chili Co. fast draw contest. Second from
bottom right is the Spanish Indigestion team with
Roger Ooebke, end Joe and Virg Avila, all of
Corona del Mar. Bottom right is the Star Chili team
sponsored by Jim Slemons Imports, from left,
John M . Belanger, Margaret Arkley, Susan Fitz·
Patrick. Geoff Arkley and captain Whitey
Hembrick. FitzPatrick was second in the beauty
contest.
Steff photos by Barry Slobln
CAN lOU CALL
TENNISCWB
AND SAY •••
''1\.lesday. I want a tough singles match for my
lunch hour at 11:30. Thursday noon reserve the
conference room for me and have lunch set up for
ten. Later. at 4:30. I'd like a good men's doubles
match. SUnday my wife and I will be over for
social tennis. and at 2 :00 we are expecting
guests. But his wife doesn't play. so please
arrange for another partner to play
mixed doubles with us.··
"Tomonow, I want to play
mixed doubles at 6 p.m. Thursday at
9:30 a.m .. I'd like women's doubles, and sign
me up for bridge that night. Saturday at 1:00.
Brian and I want mixed doubles. and sign Susan
up for the Juniors' Clinic and Pizza Party
afterward. On Monday. set up singles at
9:00a.m .. then you'd better get me a massage
for 10:30 and a cut and blow dry at noon.
I think I'll need ltl"
THEN
HANG UP
AND SHOW UPI?I
Most ctu~ claim to have match
arranging, but It takes more
than one hostess to provide lt.
It's tough. We should k now.
Meet ou r seVEN fUII ·tlme staff
who do the jobl
call or come by for
membership Information ...
Tile •1 llallllecl Clu b
ID Callforldll
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rtewpolt ..... /1 171J .. boNelld.
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,.... ....... , .......... d., • ..., 11.1 ......
Newpol'tToPay&ewer Fee .., ........
Newpon IMcla .... .r u.Mn
will pay a ...., a. ... th1a fall,
ia additica to tu --.., thAt
90e1 fen ....,., if Orange
County Sa.aitatiOil Oi.atrict 5
puMI an ordmance under COD·
lideration.
lapected to be approved and
90 mto effect July 1, the ...
would ranqe hom $26.40 a year
for the typical reaidence up to
$1,600 a year for the larg .. t,
commercial uaer.
The fee ia ezpected to nearly
double ill ita MCODd year Alld
then remain con.tant four yean.
To be mcluded in property tAJl
bilb, the fee would be ....... ect
for the fint time J.D October.
tpill lib the =• Walch 7 thAt
dual*~ eil)ht IDillioa oallou of
raw ... ap i.Jlk) the bey
Otbu renovatiou tnclude the
alip-liniDq oj the Balboa PeniD-.w.. trunk line, at a co.t of $2.4
milliOD .
The ordinance wu introduced
and uaanimou.aly pe...d hnt
rMdinQ Nay 20.
A •ri• of fou.r public
m .. tinqa will be held to ezplain
the 1M plan and a pubUc heaz.
lnq will be held July 1 at 7:30
p.m . lD City Hall Councu
Cha.m..b.n before the vote 11
taken .•
Mayor Jackie Heather, one of
three directon of the chatnct,
Mid, "No one lUtes to .. new
t ... , but w. have a9oru•ed over
the dwind.hnq hnAJlcn of the
di.trict for two years.
The t .. compar .. favorably
with that in neiqhbonnCJ Irvine,
where resident. pay $11.90 a
mouth or $142.80 a yeaz. In
Newport, the owner ol a houaa "Many old Mwer lules are vu·
Ul8aed at $100,000 would pay tually pa~r·thm Alld au.b)ect to
80me $30 a year from pro~rty brea.ka9e AllY hme The chatnct
taxes plWI the $26.•0 t ... for a lost 60 percent of tls revenue
total of $56.40. with Pro~bon 13. We bad to
The new f .. would pay for a d o aomew.Wg."
$10 million renovation 10 major Wayne Sylvester, county
Newport Beac h Mwer lines, ~ewer dutncta hnAJlce director,
mcludinq the $2.1 million alip-said : "There are two major
lining of a J,SOQ.foot abandoned thin9a that aUect Newport Beach
Mw.ir Une under Cout Hi9hway sewe.rs: Propostllon 13 and cost
hom the upper bay brid9e to incre.uas.
the w.at end of the Balboa Bay "The system ts one of the
Club. oldest in the county Alld ts
The district would then have detenozatu19; the pumpm9 costa
two pazallel Mwer Unes under are much b.J9her than LD other
Coast Hi9hway from the bay to di.strlcta, 5.lDCe all the sewa9e a
the treatment plant lD Hunt· pumped uphill to the treatment
lDCJton Beach. The aecond Une plAllt; enerqy costs .ue qomg
could hAlldle the total flow, tn up; Alld federal requlallona now
case of a ruptuze, preventul9 requue us to cpve secondary
the posat..biltty of another .. wage treatment at our Huntm9ton
a..c.ll pleat ... n.. cliltnct oow reoe~ .... an
..timae.cl 3 perceot oj tM OOU·
ty'• property tu re'NDU ca
ham. in Newport Beecb. wlt.ic1l
viltu&lly coaapa;.. tJae diltrid.
The dJatrict would coutiDu to
coU.ct thc.e tAx•, iD eddiHcn
to the oewfeee.
Accordi.oo to Syl...ta~, tJae
1 .. would be computed OD the
buia of water meter liM, 011 the
followi.nq achedule: Oll•iDcb
meter, $26.40 pel' yeu; 1.5-iDc.h
meter, $52.50; two-i.Dch ..ter,
$105; three·i.Dch meter. $210;
fouz-mch meter, $420; m -Lilch
meter, $840; 81CJht-i:.llch m.ter,
$1,600.
The higher f._ would be paid
by recta.uranta, apartment
bu.i.lc:hnqa, hotela and laroe
othce builcbnCJI, Syl...a.r laid.
The DWlllDUJD t .. of $26.40
probably woold be increued to
$46.80 a year July 1, 1982, with
other t .. qoing up corre.pond·
mgly, he added.
"Ihstnct 5 is the first o1 the
seven (county) diatricta to in.8ti-
tute a uaer cha.rqe," Mid
Svlv .. ter.
Pro~rty owners will be noti-
hed the brat week in June of the
potenUal tee, Sylv.ter Mid.
The four public worbhope
each will be held at 7:30p.m .
on the following dates: June 11,
m Ctty Hall Council Chamben;
June 16 m OASIS Senior
Cttuena Center; June 18 i.D
Newport Beach Police Depart·
ment headquarters auditorium,
870 Santa Barbara Drive,
Newport Canter; Alld June 25 at
the pollee auditorium.
We know Rolex like
Rolex knows watches.
In I~ I \~· m trodU< f'Ci Ro/t''k to tht> WP'>I Toddy
\\t•d l>t • p/c·.1wd tu rntrudtx ,. Rult•\ to vou
(~.Ol'tZh &J~t'bD«'UM
\11utht>rn ( a/Itt ,rn,,l\ \~nH>r Rolf:'x Agencv
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11 fa,hu m hland N••.....,port B~ach · n4~-5764
\.ftJ,rt>r( c1rd \'"a tJnd Anlt"ncdn f xpr~ss
To find out how to
get them . stop 1n to our
new offtee and ask
about the low-1nterest
Brentwood Sav1ngs
cha rge cards. Brent-
wood Sav1ngs, 3140
East Coast Htghway,
Corona del Mar,
CA 92625. (714)
760-9200.
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Is It Pound Foo6sh?
The realitiea of politics dictate that the party in power ah~ll produce the fiscal guidelines for the atate each
ye~er all, that party haa the votes to pus or clefeat
ea budget proposal.
Bu this aemester, even though the Democrats hold a
majority in the Legislature, a refreshingly new oame has
been introduced: The Alternative Budget Propoaal.
Concerned that Governor Jerry Brown's monetary
blueprint would not fit more than a short-term situation,.
lawmakers grumbled-and were challenged,to put up or
shut up; in other words, provide a better mouse-trap.
Senate Republicans have taken a run at this-and the
battle line• are drawn for what will be some momentous
decisions affecting your wallet.
One of the major differences be~een Democrats and
Republicans, at this time, deals with the elltent low-
income or otherwise disadvantaged students should be
assisted in shootipg for a college education. The very
requirements for qualification find the progr~m being
extended more to minorities-but not exclus1vely. Poor
Anglo youngsters are eligible, too.
The Student Affirmative Action proqram reaches into
junior hiqh schools to find and encourage potential col-
lege students, and counsels them along the way through
high school.
Since introduction several years ago of SAA's
predecessor, the Educational Opportunities Pro~ram,
the relalling or altering of admission standarda 11 per-
missible for 6 percent of the number of freshmen apply-
inq each year-but only 4 percent of t_his ~ota is
oriented toward low-income or otheiWlBe disadvantaged
applicants. Another 2 percent, not necessarily low-
income or otherwise disdadvantaged, may, at the
chancellor's discretion, ·find these admission standards
-relaxed for any reason.
Once in the student must perform to all the accepted
standards,' but spme may qualify for a certain amop.nt of
free tutoring and modest grants.
Regarding these practices, "We believe that all
students should have equal access to the University of
California system and should be admitted and survive
on their individual abilities," said the Republicans. "We
ca.nnot support any preferential treatment and,
therefore propose that the ebtire student 6ifirmative ac-
tion pOrti~n of the qovemor's budget be deleted."
This would peel $50 million off expenses, it was
estimated.
The oovemor's budget lists allocations of $4:• million
for the University of California system, $19.2 million for
the CalState system ancl $23.2 niillion for the community
college system.
"Although we're asking deletion of this," said a
spokesman for Sen. William Campbell, the Senate
minority leader, "it's our first position on neootiation.
Let's start somewhere."
Assembly Speaker Willie Brown, the Leqialature's
most powerful figure, immediately pronounced the
GOP's idea as dead. Speaker Brown might not go so far
as to admit these programs constitute preferential treat-
ment, but however he describes it he doesn't want to
end this subsidy.
The thought here ~ that the proqrama should be ell-
amined more for effectiveness than for implications of
generosity; more for result than for relaxed, open-
handed opportunity.
Is this workinq? Are thoae diaadvantaqed atudenta ril·
ing to the occasion? How are they perlormino, once ad·
mitted? Are they beino oraduated and credentialed,
and launched into promilinq caree.n-luch as the three
from UCI who have been admitted to Harvard Medical
School-or is the proportion of low-performance, failure
or dropout sionUicant?
Yes, we all wiah to 1M waite eliminated, and worth-
while results derived ftolll state apendino. So theM are
some of the questiou that ahould be anrNerec:l before
this door to an educational opportunity ia alammec:l.
-BRS
m11 Cout Hwy., Corou cW W.r, CA ~
PublatMd .-kly on WedAeeday
lchtorial ud Salee phoDe -613-0I!ISO
ClrculaUott p!loae -se6-4419
HIRIIRT W SUTTON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P\tb~r
BURT SIMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lclltor
LIU.HD POUWD • . ..•....................... A.oc .... ldJtor
LAU'f PALNII . • . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . ... A~ DINC:tor
IIAJf KAL1Jit1ITOM . . . , . . . . . . . SocMty ud PMIUoa ldito•
IUCJIAJlD PAUL . .. . .. . .. .. .. . .. ....... SpoJUat Llleld.&tor
ROCiU AHGLI, llW ROClUJN ud TtW ROBUTS . . • • . • "-Po1111n
BAAR'f StOJOf &Dd RON STOHl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,.._.,..,..,.
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Letters To The Editor
}u'f'eDile Crime Slightly A.Uew freeway, Jamboree to
To the Editor: To the Editor: MacArthur, where the
With the asaaaination of John Yow cartoon on May 20 re the uncontrolled lust for hiqher-den-
Lennon and the attempts on the "Orange County Reps" it lity related profit.a is cutting
lives of President Reagan and slightly .ukewl away at the r..tdential com.mun-
Pope John Paul n, violent crime The "Brown" you pictwe is, I ities of Newport. I queu buUd-
and crime in general is on the uaume, meant to be Jerry out is a Uttle like chemical
minds of everyone. Brown, ow governor. He had dumps: Fill one AquiJier then
As a teenager I am particular-nothing to do with Or. Rosener's move upstream.
ly perceptive to one facet of thia. removal from the Coaatal Com-Ronald ltennedy
problem, the rise oJ teenage mission. The "B.rown" who did Who u lmportaDt?
crime. This problem has been was Willie Brown, Speaker. The proceedings of the New-
attributed to problems with our S .L. Bogen port Beach City Council on the
ayatem of education, but the Newport Beach eveninq of Much 9, 1981, sym-
problem ·in reality atema from Land-Locked? bollae the lmportanc. that this
someth.inq much more severe. To the Editor: worthy body attachH to the
In the post-war years the 1 wae happy t9 read The average citizen who appears
youth of America had dreams Ensign of Much 25, 1981, beJore it.
and qoala. Their only problem ''Ge.oeral Plan Wod.Wed By Jr. On that evening and prior to
was how to obtain them. Today vine Co.". Hotel red\aoed hom the hreceu" at about 10 p.m.,
the situation ia quite d.ilferent. 500 to 390 room.a, with 880,000 several peBOn. spoke before the
Aa the infamQus British aonq· square feet offic. and 20.000 council. No.t of the speakers
WTiter Johnny ''Rotten" Lydon equaze feet retail still requeated obeerv8d the time limit iJDpoMd
stated, "I don't mow what I per General Plan Amendment on the spea.ken by the council,
want, but I lmow how to get it." 80·3. AA the Irvine Co. knows, but oJ all the speakers who
Thil.atatement chazacterizes every Uttle relief to the city exceeded their Umit the only
the outlook and pUoht of helpe, in the aprlng of the year. time the buaaer wept ofJ wu
America's youth today. They But was aaddued to open when a citizen JpM.kinq on
have the education and the another paper moments later behalf of about 20 homeowner
opportunities but the dreams and read Irvine Co. to ... k Jr. groups aqainat ai.rport expansion
and goala are gone. vine City Council approval for a wu beJore the counoU.
This is not only true of the SOQ-room hotel at Jamboree and In contrut to t.h1s cit.tsu'a
inner·city youth who axe involv-Main. Well, at leut that'• close abrupt 'eminder. a developer
ed in the crime, but also applies enough to run to when can who hu qouged out one of New-
to the children of affluent ceue to roll and juat pollute on port'alovelielt ueu, wu heard
Newport Beach residents who go ouz improvtng road system cou.rteoualy while he exceeded
throuqh high ~ehool, college around the airport. · h.ia speaking limit. Such flaqTant
and even graduate school with· Abo, there wu a hne or two: uamplM of who ia and who i.e
out any definite dream. or Koll Co. approved to bwld a . not "important" OQC\U requluly
goalt. SOO·room hotel at Michet..on and in Newport'• council cham..ben.
Thu.a the p.roblem of teenaqe Von Ka.nna.n with a million To aomeone •ho thouqht that we
crlme and wu..t is not u aim-aquaze feet of new office apace. were all created equal and tha.t
ple u imp.roYi.nq education, for Had been zoned reaevch and ouz country upheld .uch equal-
JOURNAUSI'S
JOURNAL
by Jlm FeltOD
Thoee who lament we do not
have MIOM of the year in
Orange County fo.roet how
quicJr.ly our t.Dcbcape ~Rg•.
from verdant cjrMD to qolden
brown, lll.mo.t in the hllnkinq of
an eye. For a "'Y brl.f time,
like 10 days, we were away on a
viait to the Boston area, and the
countryside in Irvine and
Newport Beach and C~ Mesa
...fDed .prlng cpMD when we
left and IWIUDer yellow when we
returned. It wu a dramatic and
beautlJul ch4nqe, another
climuJion to the incredible
variety found only in our corner
of the world.
In New England, you lmow
what to e~t. The paralyzing
tub·aero weather and heavy
aow qive wey to a aluahy thaw
and an eiplocive metamorphosis
thil time of year. Trees grey
naked in the winter WTap
themaelves in a lively gTeen
covering of new leaves; the
white pentagon leaves o1 the
doqwood tr ... replace the white
accent of the vanishing aow,
and lilac and lupin add a touch
of lavenaer.
But it's the same every year.
There are few su.rpn... in New
Enqland weather, jua1 as there
are few surpriaes in the New
Enqland tcene. It'• beautiful,
but monotonous-the miles of
white houses with green abut-
ters, aquare, upri(}ht and
un.bendinq, jut like the people.
What .. ms amazmg are the
vu1 atretchH of open land leu
than an hour from conqested
Botton. We 'VWted a friend of
our daughter, Judith, between
Grofon and fitchbvo aeer the -
w.,..cbueetts.-New Hampahtre
border, and admired his old
New Enol&nd bouse, on two and
a half aCI• of heavily-wooded
land. Similar _placH were being
advertised in a realtor'• window
for under $80,000. A five-
bedroom home, three levels,
with an acte of land and a run-
nino brook, was under $95,000.
Onl~ four OT five cars an hour
would drive by on the main road
ThiJ is the land the ptlgruns
found more than 350 yeare ago,
and it hu changed so very lit·
tle. It is Thoreau country, and
Walden Pond hu den.M
detcendente of the same mo.-
quitoe~ that plaoued him. Not
far away is Brook farm, wbere
Louisa Mae Alcott and Ralph
Waldo Emenon and other
Tr&n~CeDdentali.at. pondered the
mystmM of aqmcultwe,
Uteratwe ud OriutaJ my.Uctsm th..i.t is a problem ol.prtt and Uqht industrial. They mu.at be ity, th ... proceec:lin91 ue hea.rt-
motivation which ca.n only be health nut.a, too. breakinq. But it wu the same, year after
aolved by the .pirit a.nd motiva· Y ... we ue becominQ land· B.A. ye&r . Even the thundershower•
tlon of a new queration. locked, but ow problema do Newport Beac)J with the exciting flub• of
Sten Ca.n~ian have limits: PCH to Soo-n Die<J. o h abo t
Newport Beach ,.=::=:::::=====-====-============-:=-:.:;-Uohtninq a•• a eamen... u
Mel•-'-ofJ Th--L-them. lt'a a pleua.nt monotony,
Ul&' u.u.. but .mouotony none-th•l-.
To the Editor: CQNQII UCR CORNER ADd theD you ltep off the Once aqain the Na.port ~·~.~;; plane and drive an Oranqe
Beaoh City. Art. Co•••••on County freeway aoain, and ...
wish .. to thu.k you for cove.raqe' that t.t w.ek'a green barley
oj our yearly oity arta IMt.ival at field is now golden and ready
Fuhioo laland. Dear Cooaumer League: tle "figbtfbg bock" to do. llle for huvett, and the recently
I wt1l be C011lpl.uz.q tour 1 took my ~T back to the cJ.olerab.ip relu.M. to Ntum any plouobed la.rmla.Dds along
JMft OD the coe•''lkm# two b dealerahip to have a cheek-up. mon.y nor will they give •rvlce C\llver Drive are now thSok with
ch.airm.u ud OM,_, u a They told me I needed new belts in Ueu of co.h. So lei'• go to tomato plant.a, and the few r•
volunt .. z, ud woaJd penoully and new b.rake p~~ds. A week smaJJ clailu court. 11M very matninQ bue billa beh!Dd
lib eo upre. ay 9ra.titude tor la.ter I took the ~r back to have eoay cmd ~·· You leU your Newport S..Oh ate b .. vy brown
your .upport wttll all my udeav-the .uqoeeted work done. J aide of tbe lllory lo o Judge . No and ready tor mowiaQ or burn·
on. LeariDg the corami•lon 11 ~ilieally ubd tor bord b.rake }ego/ jargon it needed, ')u.t tbe lDq. And ncicMD.ly you realiae
mf J decd~~d ~alJII trill Jook pede. loeb., ne owner of tbe QQt tto· that wb.at S. uoltinq about tll ..
orwu to UUier c -~ Twuty days la.ter J picked 'U) tlon ba. .old that be w1l1 ~ coutal pla.lu 11 mo.re than just a
ODe. aqam, you hAve my-my cu and found that the bat-a1 o ~ C'ODC'eiDiDg tiM oba91D~ .. 'Oil-it is a chuo· ain~n thub for your eoopera-ten llQbt C&IDe OA-th• battery wom out belt. fte eoa,....., lD9 eo.e, with IUD
tion. wu aot cbarqiJlq. I wut to the Leogue will aJ.o ~ becau. em.b.IUtbi.DQ what helnhmted
BerylW.ll.akoff aeit ... qultaUOJl and our I'M8GI'Cb revealed tbat tAJ. froa u.ture, opeaiAQ up the
Chaina&n, Newport leach ciUooveted tlaat the belt.a wete deoJenAip did 401 "" lbe la.nd ad tbe N91oa tor more to
City Arta Co~M~'•ion all 10 Jooee tbal they had loc:tory-Agvwlec/ procedure lot enjoy ad ehare.
alrM4y wora out and were, of fitting lbe bella. •-~ •L _. tur• ,...,..__...1_11 J'ou/8 truly, AIMI u uae r.,.._ .. oa •a --.-w•-ODI ooune, ao loD~.r able to a.id lD ud ~W.. ita truaonutlon
To ~ ldilor: ... charQiDO of my baHery. Pert Blo., m. tua~aad to a.o..lud, -o
I aa DOt auh tor Wrttlllq WJUJe lD tlae MtlcG 1 ubd Note to RMd.a: bow. biat t.Mt ,.. .. Y ~ ~etten, but I .. til lbq &bout u.. Week M\IJf OD my N.r. J .... awuclecl all bit ov ........... ol w.w.a
Meaorial ~· A lad, ~·· -..a.. 1 •• ka1c1 th.a.t alld maaey beck plu S3l to.r llil ~. 01 Brook rua, or
.. ,oar~~ today aDd I JtrU. pirda "" o1 ddt dut. U.. away &a. wo~ beoeue ol •••n•. n.. llleiuy • ...,. of
rMd a.botat you awud tor tM I u" Md 1M tiele. ~ tbe atta riPalr tripe. 1M,,._. o1 UCII.UIIfa.ry, aacl
... ~~ ......... l ...... JUt 7,000 .... 1 a..d c..a... x...c,.. u.. J'eOiat Ani, ....... la
wut to~..-...,._.. too~ to Mw tM .... ,. n•l•• e .. ..,... Oraear, liiMI tiM TM~ JII!JMf at W.lwlillttotW ••II•....._ to rnarW•oi&M~worbat ........... ... __ • ., .. .,..... .. •• ;aut ... ~ ...... ._ ....... •.Y• _...._.)IMik.~ ..... oUI Mua .......... ,dgpt119
....... 1a11 .... ,......., ow .. "c. •• ....... WW ......, Clat1r .U Nleat tM
pa1 'wt...rc•p •liDMIJI? ~11 n-....._e ... tMUM.
fte ea.....,_..._ (aMo) II . Nm. Gl" Up, ,._._.will a. ...... o1
• 90od ....... .,..... ,., .. Mr. J. • ............... ... ,.......,............. ,..,JII,J.: .................. .._.. ..... .... .w. ,..~~-... ~~~ .....___.. _.... C....~ f/lfle _.• "-c••• '"ACIN et Jlt. .-. ou WiJ·
Diamonds
(Cootillud boa peQe 1)
held wuler the IWile of Tiara-
after lhe ta.u.d to m.t.ke a
$29, 166.61mtel'elt peJ1Dent 011
the 11.7! lllillion lou.
The n.lt cha.ro• that the
value of the home ill the uclu-
live Newport Beach coDUDunity
wu "nbttantially 1-than the
amount of the encumbrance." (a
$300,000 fim truat d..d plua the
$1.75 1Dillio11 1ee0nd truat d..d
MCUriDQ the lou) attached to
the properly.
Oole'a attomey, Alan Barta,
Mid he wu unaware of the nit
and could not coDUDent on the
apecific:a of the complaint.
However, the lawyer Mid an
appr&11al that the mortoave
broker had conducted itNlf
ahowed the property wu worth
over $2.2 million.
The ault Qla.ima the defen-
dant.' S2. 75 million appraiaal
"wu fal.M . . . and had been
prepared in a del.i.berate attempt
to ..tahliab an inflated, untrue
value of the property."
Pia~ Dedication
A plaque honoring Newport Harbor veterans of the Korean and
Vtetnam wara was dedicated Friday at Newport Beach Citv Hall
as part of this Memorial Day obeefvance. Looking at the new
plaque are Capt. James Williams of the Seal Beach Naval
Weapons Station, Mayor Jackie Heather and. 3 ~-year-old
Kathleen Nelson. Staff photo by Ron Stone
The la~r added tlW
Robert and Twa O;le wete
Dot involved ill that U&a.UC·
tion whJc:h at.o hu I.d to
llti9ation.
Oole and/or the former
H.wport 8eeeJ, aactioA bou.ee
1M worbd for haYe been ~Qed
by 15 of U.. oompeny'• cu.e-
tomen who claim they la.t J\l.ll
over Sl.l mJllion ill P~"8ClOu.e
aton• and jewtity when Oole
wu alleQedly held up by arm-
ed robbere.
Oole told pollee that a
reported $2 million m
clia.monda and jewelry-95 per-
cent cu.etomen' Qooda taken on
COa.aiQilment for aa.le In S.udJ
Arabia-were atolen from him
by two qun.men outaide a
Hawthorne rMtaurant where
he had atopped en route to
LAX Oct. 1, 1979.
Lloyd'a of London, the auc-
tion hoUM'a insurer, hu refus-
ed to pay off the c.lai.m and
accUMd OQle of ataQi.nQ the
robbery to awindle the ayn.
dicate out of the inlurance
proceed~, acco.rdinQ to court
documenta.
OQle hu den1ed fahnQ the
robbery and countercharQed
that Lloyd's ia tryinQ to evade
payin9 the claim. -Ttm Roberta
Hallmuk COWlMl Michael
Williama Mid the Loe Alamitoe
firm found out the home wu
worth betw-n $1.6 million to
$2.2 million after the forecloe-
ure.
Hallmark b.u bee11 tryiDQ to
Mll the home "but due to (ita)
actual •alue and the encum-
bran~ avatn.t the property"
the firm ham 't been able to
make enouoh on a deal to "aatil-
fy ita oblioationa," the auit
allev•.
Hallmark wu deceived into
utendin9 the ''awin9 loa.n"
ance ~e eec:row hAd bMa
ananoed and entered into for
the .ole pul'J)QM of inducino"
the mort9a9e broker to cpve out
the $1.75 million, the suit
char9•· Merdumt&Group
The mortoaoe broker could
probably recover ita money from
the $1.75 mil.lion loan if lt could
aell the property for $2.2 mll·
lion, William. Mid.
However, if the Uncia Isle
home brinQa only $1.6 millio11
the firm "could stand to loee a
aubatantial amount," he aa.id.
The $1.75 million wu to be a
purported "1Wln9 loan" (a nri.ng
loan covers the purch.ue of
another piece of property while
the Mller awaita the money from
the aa.le of b.ia property) while
the OQle home wu in eecrow for
sale to a Rivenide County com-
pany, the auit allevea.
I s.•uti•• lull ut "¥"
VOUVRAY
The aame out-of-county com-
pany which had been li.ated u
buyinQ the Oqle property i.a
involved In a Rancho Nira9e
land d..I in which Hallmark
clai.zu to have suffered in exc ...
of $1,5 million damao•. ac-
cordinQ to Hallmark attomey
Williama.
The Best
The Anociation of Retail Mer-
chants, headquartered in
Newport Beach, has begun a
memherslup dnve in Oranoe
County.
For mformation and member-
ahap apphcationa, contact the
Qroup at 4500 Campus Drive,
Suite 225 or call' 751 ·6930
4 Keeps Getting Better
S~~drilter II(...,_~
L>tsuncttve Waterfront Dmmg
Oyster Bar· CocktaJls
.ll3J W Paclhc Coast Ha~way, N.R.• 642-2295
just opened:
Abercrombie & Fltch (Houston)
Le SportSac (Westwood)
Coming soon:
Bailey Banks & Biddle {Philadelphia}
David Orgel/ (Rodeo Drive)
H(iagen-Dazs
]. jessops & Sons (La jolla)
Miller's Outpost
Rizzoli {New York}
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
For rTlOfe store 1nformat1on call 54&-8682
DO UNTO OTHERS
There's a new newspaper ad around town that is causjng some dismay. It
involves a bank which decided "instead of living in the shadow of that beautiful
new building next door, to move into it ." The real problem, of course, is that
both buildings were built, and that there wasn't better planning. However, a lot
of us know just how they feel, wanting that sun and space. But we can't move
in and occupy that which overshadows us or our community.
Bigger and bigger buildings that keep springing up in Newport Center are
casting mQre than just shadows. They are casting our community into deeper
trouble with problems such as traffic congestion, airport demand, housing
shortages and all kinds of pollution. This really gets to the heart of what SPON
is all about. We want a balanced community that will be a pleasant place for
everyone to live, work and do business. We do not want to see a continuing
over-emphasis on dense commercial development for potential newcomers, to
the detriment of those already here. Newport Beach should be more than just a
place to make a lot of • quick money. Those who live here, and who helped
crea1e the kind of community that is attracting all of this attention, want new
development to show some respect for our community. It's as simple as that.
Bigger does not mean better. Just the other night, we listened sadly aa our City
Hall people tried to inaist that, the more we allow to be buitt, the more money
we can get from developers to help cure the problems that were caused by their
development in the first place. Thil is madneu. The city staff says commercial
development does not generate very much revenue.
By the way, tenants of that "overshadowed" building were told when they
moved In that nothing taller would be built near them, but it happened. Who
can they trust 1 Who can we all trust 1
Please hear our meuage. Speak out wfth u1. We care what happen• to our
chy.
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Before The Mast
The brig Pilgrim. a replica of the vessel which brought Richard
Henry Dana to California in 1835, arrives at the county's Marine
Institute at Dana Point. The Memorial Day event was the
beginning of s1x months of use by the institute. which will
conduct coastal ecology and manne life studies on the floating
classroom Prrvate funding arranged the tease from Marion
Barich, of Long Beach Institute supporters hope to buy the
vessel. St•H onoto by Ron Stone
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Boat Auction
Nigel Bailey, front, and his son Damon. both of Corona del Mar.
carry off a Shoreboat they bought for $90 at last Saturday's
police department boat auction. They also got a fishing rod
which was in the bottom of the boat. Staff photo by.Barrv Slobtn
Party For Bergeson Set
A ca.mival night at the Balboa
Fun Zone to raise funds for
.Asaemblywoman Marian Berge-
son will be held Thursday, June
4 from 6 to 11 p.m.
will be provided. Tickets in-
clude 10 ride tickets.
A kissing booth will feature
Tom Riley, Bruce Nestande,
Deadline for reservations is
Friday, May 29. A check for $15
per person ahould be sent to
Bergeson for 74th Assembly
District, P.O . Box 3151,
Pete Gross, Evelyn Hart, Jackie
Heether, Phil Maurer, and Barbi
Sinuek.
Newport Beach 92663.
Parkino will be provided in
the public lot near Balboa Pier
with ahuttle vans provided by
Cal-American Rent-A·Ca.r.
Rides, games, prize drawings,
food, wine, beer and soft drinks
SAM'S IT AUAN DELI
PIZZA & FOOD TO GO
YUMMY PARTY IDEA
OUR "SUPER SANDWICH"
This &ott Submarine feeds approx. 30 people.
It's loaded with yoyr favorite meats and cheeses.
For all Your Catering Needs
COME TO SAM'S
1909 Harbor Blvd. at 19th S t .
548-7122
3Smmcamera owners ...
shoot the \\000 ...
on Kodak fil m.
• For e11treme1y l1ne gram t·ugh color &aluratron and'
tugh r .. olutron snoot w1th KOOACOLOR 11 Frlm
A lrlm tpeed of ASA 100 pull •t ngnt rn the
mrddle where '' worlll well rn daylight or 11111'1
COndtltOnl
When latl·actton or dllltCult hghUng
cond•t•ona challenge you shoot wrth
KOOACOLOR 400 F11m II 1 the f.utesl color
negatrve ltlm m1de by Kodak lnd g•ves very
l•ne gra1n and 1111reme1y good color rendrlton
~e IIOck ttlem rn 36· 24-ind l2·••poaure
rolls 1\lwlyS keep 1111ra rolls on hand
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Crystal Cove
(Coolilla.d from ~ 1)
de...Iopmata.
Both etatehoUM IGbcom-
aitt ... voted to budvet $3.5
aillion for U.. acqu.laitiOD of .
uother 390 .a. of l.niDe Co.
lud above Moro Canyon.
However, the UMmblyman
further moved to appropriate
$6.8 mUlJoa for parkino,
bathrooms and other park
improvements; $500,000 for
relooatino tlnt equeatrlu center;
$200,000 to help relocate the
displaced Crystal Cove tuuta;
and $65,000 to man the orounda
with Puk Rangers.
The latest action from
S.cramento didn't cheer the
reaidenta of Crystal Cove.
Ruu Makely, ma.naoer of the
cottaoes, said, "No one here
wants to leeve. Everybody !~
to stay as long aJ they can.
The cottaoe dwellers follow
the eviction pronouncements
from the statehouse from .,._k to
week, Maltely said. "for a time
it bits them, tllen they oet back
into the old routine,'' be said.
ForgltS~To
Cloee Satanlay
. ne 1ateit .... bl, pW..
''nobody ~. oaturally ," Web·
ly Mid.
"It 8MDU 1UDe It(~) 11
oM&o clc.er,• u Mid. "But it
.UU J.am't IYPIIraed. We1J wait
'til .... the eriotioe aoticee
beJon we ~e it."
A..emblywoDWa Narloa
BeJ9N0n oJ Newport Beech tau
been lobbyino oa behalf of the
re.ident• at Cryltal Cove ud
viewed the .... mbly'a acUoa u
the "beet deal" that could be
worked out jar now, her aide,
Julie Froebel'g, Mid.
Other leotalaton bad been
lead.ino a heated puab to evict
the tenants from the cottaoH,
arguinQ the public ahould have
full UN of the beech, Froebero
Mid.·
"Given the strono feeling for
complete public access thi.a ia
the best deal we could have,"
abe said. "We've bouoht anothez
six months to look at the alter·
naUv"."
Beroeaon opposea t.browino
the ·cot .. oe dwellers out lmmed-
iately and had hoped to oain •
five-yeer stay for them to 188 if
their livlno there was compatible
With pu.bbc ue of the p&rlt,
J~aa1d.n..
•-Nrwomu wW ooaUaue
I*~ ettorta lD th.&r .
bebH, .... added. ...., ron., .. to s-.
SQ]uaita, Micl tbe CoroD& ct.l
Mar legialator wOuld try to .Up
Sn. John .Bri991 oi Ju.llartoA,
who tdta oa the Jl.Duce Commit·
tM, behiad BeroMOD'a efforts.
Officiala for tM state Parb
l>epartment studied the cottao ..
1ut WMk, su.rveyi.Ao th .. for
ar~teclural liODificance and
structur.r aouadn ....
The w.rvey ia one of the fint
step in the department'• deter·
tJl.lnation of what to do with the
cottag". The aoency ia eon·
sidertno tumtno the SO-yeu-old·
and-older buUdinoi into
mUMuma, hostels, conference
qround.a or leavino them as
homes for th.e reaidents, said
Dave AJJen,· who heads the
department plannino team at
Crystal Cove.
Department staffers last week
wouldn't comment on what they
miobt recommend for the ... cot·
taoes.
One department historian
c.u.d tile Clylt&i eov. COlla·
mwuty U.. "lUI beada coloDy
left ill Soutllern Califonu.."
time when Americana w.re dia·
coverlnq the pJ ... urea of the
d.itcovertAo the pleaaur• of the ·
car and motor.d out to 1ll.t.
aeuhoze lor a WM.bnd stay •
alono the cout, the st&te
biatorlana aaJd.
The cottaoH were erected in
a 1tyle called vernacular archi·
tecture, that ia, deaioned ud
built by the people themaelv"
without the a.id of a schooled
planner.
"At one time Southern
California llad a lot of these
beach communiti .. ," said John
MoAJMr, state historian. "To-
day, we no ton er have them.
We have the urban citiea spread
along the cout."
The people "would loae quite
a bit of recreation history" if the
Crystal Cove cottao" vanlshed,
he said.
But, the Parks Department
staffers added, the throwback to.
the 1930s could still be preserv·
ed even if the 09ttaoes were
opened for public uae.
Spectacular
After 28 yean in b\J.aineaa and
the pa.aaino last September of ita
irrepressible owner, AJ For(Jit's
hudware store is cloG.no t.hU
S.turday. AR·T SALE
Marouerlte Forgit, widow of
the lonQtime outspoken political
critic and oadfly, a.nnou.nced the
closino.
Stock of the store, Foroit
Ha.rdware on McFadden Square
in one of the oldest sections of
Newport Beach, will be sold to
ABC Lumber of Costa Mesa.
Original 011 Paintings
All Beaut1fully Frmned
The building has been aold to
a oroup of architects. Mrs.
Forgit said she will continue to
reside upstairs, as she and her
husba.nd did for many yea.rs.
25-K.OFF
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Sunday • May 31
LOW
MARK B)
PRICES
AJ was on the City Council
durino the 1960s and for yea.rs
purchased newspapez advertia-
ino apace to voice his controver-
sial, humorous and often satiz-
ical views.
The store opened July "· 1953.
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t1 • to J
Marriott Hotel
Newport · Beach
Let's face it, the cot of energy ·is climbing and theres ro end in sight.
But there are ways tt) conserve electricity in your hom . Easy way~.
Ways that will conser~e energy and, in the long run, save you some
money on your electric bill. .
l . For instance, unplug second refrigerdtors when not in usc. Ch~ck that
refrigerator in the garage. Are you . pending money cooling a can of colt1 !
2. Weat~er strip doors and windows.
3. Insulate your attic.
4. Tum off unnecessary lights.
S. In nice weather, dry your clothes outside.
6e When you do use your washer and dryer, make sure you use full load ·.
The same holds true when usi ng your dishwasher.
7e When you're ~<x>king, bake several
di hes at once.
8. In summer; set your therm< tat at
7SO or above. In winter, 68° hould keep
you comfortable.
The higher eneq,Y)' C< ·ts climb, the more
it pay~ to conserve. As a help, clip out
and follow d~ 8 saviog tif6.
}Qinthe
Conservation
Generation.
Souther'! Calif01nia Edison
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by John Ireland
When di.ecuuinq hiob ~1
tenni.a, it MeJM 10mewhat u.afair
to refer to Corona del Mar Hiqb
School'• squad u a team.
A more appropriate term
would be the team.
No matter bow much i.e wrttten
or ea.id about the Sea Kinos' ten-
nil dynasty, people never ... m
to realize juat bow oood CoroJ)a
del Mar i.e .
Sure, they've won aU: atraiqbt
CIF titlH and 13 straiqbt leaque
championships d .. pite the fact
that hall of the time the school's
beat player• are on 10me type of
world tour.
But still, moat onlookers fail to
even notice that small comer in
the aport• paoe that ehowa the
Sea Kinos winninQ aoain, and
aQain and ....
Well, the Sea Kino• a.re a
team definitely worth noticino,
and the news that Corona del
Mar is still winnino should come
aa no surprise.
Lut wHk, coach Dave Hef·
fern's c rew started ita bid for~
unprecendented ~eventh CIF
title, with two typical CdM wins:
28-0 over Loara and 2.f-4 over
Arcadia.
On the surface these wins
don't Mem any diHerent from
any other Corona del Mar romp.
but when one conaiden that the
team's top three player•
(Anthony Emerson, Ric
Benoston and Jorge Jimenez)
took the day off last Friday.
aQainet Arcadia, the victoria•
become all the more impressive.
Benol'ton, the team's number
two ainQle• player, not only
miaaed the Arc adia matc h, he
took the season off to touz with
the Canadian Davi1 Cup team
(he'a a Canadian c1tlzen).
Emer10n waan't fHlinCJ very
well, 10 be decided not to play,
IIIA..._ea wu abal»ly too 900cf for~ competition.
Only at Corona del Mu.
"It worked out well actually,"
HeHem ea.id. "It oave 10me of
the other top player• a c hance
to play.''
"Top playen" may be an
understatement. There are ac-
tually live or su playen at Cor-
ona del Mar who would be
number one at most other
achoob, but at CdM, they take a
bacbeat.
"We really have too many top
notch playen," Heffern saya.
"Some of them won't oet a
chance to play in the playoffs
becaUM they can't move up on
n.. •wpor• 'edea .... ,·.' 1 • lllif D. a•• ..... '
B1eeze ln8ld For CIFTermls Dtle SeaK'"ffl'
the tMJD ladder." p t 2 WJ
Tile on• who are playino, o~ns
however, are playino better than Jn Pia ffs
anyone. y01
Tile clUI of the team i.e !mer-
IOn, who can play with anyone
of any aoe.
Within the 1ut two wHb be
won the leaque individual title,
both of bia first-round· CIF indi-
vidual match• and teamed with
Jamie· Paul to win four doubles
match• aqa.m.t Loan 6-0, 6-0,
6-0, 6-0.
In moles play, the surprise of
the playoffs hu been freshman
Scott Brownaburoer.
Brownaburoer, who accord.tnq
to Heffern '-"playino qreat, aa
oood aa anyone," baa won ei9bt
straight ainolea matches in two
playoff cont .. ta. Earlier, he
finished eecond to Emereon 1n
the leaoue individual competi-
tion.
Still, perhaps the most con•-
tent man on the sinole• squacis
Jimenez, who i.e in top form. L
transfer a year aqo hom MeJCo,
be won four matches aqa.i.nat
Loara 6-0, 6-0, 6-2, 6-0, anc
then took the advice of Hef'm
and sat out the Arcadia m~b.
"It really would hurt his ;pe
of tennis," the fint year h•d
coach 14ld. "I told him toio
play 10me linoles with KArin
Forbes (a top member of.he
1977, '78, and 79 CIF c.am-
pionahip teams)."
The remaininq ainoltll
matches have been ta»n care of
by junior• Dave Gerke, Greg
Hayward and senior (ulos Gar·
aa, who have all had~layoff
wins. Still, HeHem f•ll these
thr .. playen will netd to
1harpen theii oame~for CdM to
win another title.
Doubl .. play ia JO problem,
aa 10phomor• JeJtEwino and
Bri• Sullivan ... to have a
ltold ol! the .... t olthe compe~
tlon.
The pa.ir baa wm eiqht
atraight match .. , Mven by a
ecore of 6-0, theeiobth by a 6-1
margin. Paul anlaopbomore
Joh.n.ny Washer lorm the other
doubl• team (when Emer10n
playa sinqles), md they p1cked
up fow Wlns fiday, 6-1 , 6-2,
6-1, 6-1.
With the hnf-up atul up 1n the
air u of Mon~ay, CdM took on
Santa Moruca teStezdaym the
quarter-finals. With' a W1D there,
the Sea Kinoawould advance to
the semi·finah Thursday and
then to the wws on June 3.
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Dave Gerken team up to wm their CIF first·round
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by Marc:u.~ Dletz
Put two of the Oranoe Coa.at
ColleQe buebaH season .beQma
tonioht at 7 a t Blair Field in
Lono Beac h.
The Pirates, who won the
Shauqhnessy Playoffs to keep
the1r season al1ve, will beqm
pur1wt of the1r eecond con·
aecutive state c hampionah1p
wllen they face Saddlebac k Col-
leQe m the operuno round of the
It ate tournament.
For the Pu ate1, who suffered
under eiobt consecutive yeara of
Cerritos Colleqe rule in the
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by John heland
Just before the Sea V1fiW
Leaque ....an beqan beck in
April, Corona del Mar Hloh
School head .b..Mball coach Tom
Trager was aalted what he
thouoht of hla team's chana .. oJ
win.ninQ the lea<JUe champlon-
dup.
"We have the talent to WlD
anyt)ung, and leaque i.e ow
ooa.l." Tra.qer aaid. "Leaque 11 a
real aecompl.i.a.hment, not hke
CIF when a team can WlD hve
oa.mes.
"In leaque a team needs to oo
the distance , where in CIF it's a
matter of who lS hot at the mo-
ment. 1 don't want to downplay
CD', it's Qreat to oo all the way,
but league lS where 1t's at ."
Well, now that Trager's Sea
Kinos won the lea QUe title, he
may just hnd out first hand how
qreat it is to oo all the way.
With overpowering p itchmo
-performances from seniors Ken
Santoro and JeH Pries, Corona
del Ma.r advanced to the Mml·
fmal round of the CIJ' playofis
last week wtth wins over Mllaion
~ V1e)o (5-l ) and Mounta.m V1ew
(1-0).
"We're plaYUlo Just qood
enouoh to WlD," S&ld TraQer,
"and 1t'1 our pitchmg that's mak-
lDO the diHerence."
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The biq difference came last
Fnday at Mounta.m V1ew, whent
Santoro took the mound tor .the
brat time m thr• qam• . • ..
match agaenst Loara last week at Corona del Mar.
The Sea Kengs shut out Loara. 28-0
The senior moved h1s record
to an unpres&lve 9-3 on the year
(CcmtmGed Oil paCJ8 8) Photo bot Steve ~
defeated to. Anoel .. Valley for
the crown
For starters, the OCC team
balb.nCJ average, at .347, lS up
22 percentaoe pomta from last
year's mark of 325, whtle the
p1tchmo ltaff's 2.20 £1lA LS con-
Slderably lower than the 1980
ma.rk of 2 70
The &rcrutect of the QCC' I
success, coach Mllre Mayne, 11
not ready to claJm the crown for
hlltop-seeded Plrates JUSt yet.
But at the same tune, he frHJy
ad.m.tta that he feels Ius team
derserve1 the favonte's role.
much o1 a tM.m u th.ll one.
Tb.t's not to downqrade etthez
team. lt'a Jwd a d:iffe.rence."
OffeDatvely, the Pirat• have
been ~ced by nQhthelder Reo.
qw Montqomezy, who batted
.408 and drove m 38 nuu. But
fi•hman Rich Amaral (.381 , .f9
nuu ecored), catchei Dan Du
(.380), and brat ba.Mman Ed
Farrell (.360) have all played
major rol• for OCC, too
Oeaplte occ·. awe.ome
oHenstve statnhca, Mayne fHls
the 8qllad's real atrenqth has
Wlth the p1tchmo staff.
Sopbomor• Don SID.lth (9-3,
2 48 ERA) and Mike Hooan
(10-1 ,2 .09) are the ma.mstays of
"You have to play your best to
W1.D th1s thmQ. and last year we
dld," Mayne 14ld last wHkend
"I thmlt th1s year's te.un will
play well. too, and If we do, we
ha•e an excellent shot a t the
c hamplODShlp aoAJ.D
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the ata.ff .
Slluth aliO h.u the dutlnction
of havmo beaten Cemt08 three
tUD .. th.ts MUOD, and h.u a 6-1
Mayne, who last week was
named the conference's coach of
1 the year lo r the second con-
secullve M&aon, 11 hesttaot to
compare thls yeaz's team to the
1980 squad. but JaJd that the
t 1981 team has been mo re con-
su!tent, but not u spectacula r.
"These ours aze more of a
team," be M..ld "Last yeu's
team had a lot of excellent
players who weren't really u
car .. r record aqa.mst the
Falcone.
The Ptrat• al.o feature a
balanced oHenstve attack wtth
69 bu. lD 78 attempt•. for an
88.f percentao•
'Tius team runs nry well.
and I t.h.m.lt that surprlMa aome
people ," MaJDe lollld. "We're
not u fut u we were lut yea.r .
10 we chooee ou.r .-pots. But
I wbc we go, we're usually sue·
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·Adoption GuDcl Tennis
Set Saturday,Sunday
The Mm.timala and bnala of
the 20th Annual Adophon G wld
Ten.nU Tournament Wlll be held
Saturday and Sunday at the
Newport B.ach TeD..Dll Club wtth
play be<}lDruDO at 9 a .m. on
both daya.
T1cketa pnced at S2 for Satui-
d.y'• compebbon a.nd $3 for
Sunday'• match•. ue ava~la.ble
at the dooz
Jerry Van LmQ and Tom
Leonard will try for their mth
con.eecubYe title ln 0.. ..u
open dlritioa, but bqure to 9M
a .uon.o ch.aD.mQe froa ~
Slga-uf•
R.qi.alr&tioD i8 wader way tor
the 91rla .oftba.U 111~ .,_ •
.oted by tlletfewpwt leecll
Pub, BeacJM. ucllecnataa
Depart..at •
The ptoflraa • b -~~ la tM
tawd tllrou9'-...... cpllllel.
Gal• will be p&ayoecl ae .,._.. • ,. .. an~.
ecbool .tan Antony Eme~
and 1\m Pa ... tt
Emenon, who attenda CoTOD&
del MAr Hlqh School, h.u an·
ll.OWlCed th.at be will attud USC
lD the tall
Wom.n'a open di'rilion dtND-
dmo cls&apiou S... W&rWd
and Gail G'•"'9"'W will allo be
beck to d1h1d U..U WJ..
O..r 510 ..._ _..nd tM
tO\lm&IMDt, .... ~
..... W'C' rr...t..a.cl
clo.w. play ill u cliw ..... n..n wlll38 n 'ct•
clayudl7•~·
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MARINE SCENE 1972 with TiJD ~!~~~~ft<~tin.IH~lt,.~"l-..:_·~ Soott Muoe It wu Prt.., 16-0 j.n the la.t
two y..,.;, CD the IDOUDd dlJi
tube, a.oldJ.n9 the Diabloe to jut
ODe teftllth iADJ.n9 rQn,
White, a jWllor, then clfaued
the UlniDg by hitting • m••moth
390-toot boa• run to onter to
Jil,ab the final S-1 and IIeDel the
S.. ltlnga to NoWltaiD View. IOIYC To Compete
FGI' PrlDce of Wal• Bowl
by Mary Wcrper
Competition bu bequn lD the
battle for the beautiful .Uver
'Prince of Wale• Bowl, symbolic
of the United States Interclub
Match Racing Championahip.
l.a•t weekend, eight team•
repreeenting yacht clubs from
all over the Southwest aailed
match races lD the e.l4nination
.. rt .. for thit uea.
The final victory, 'which wu
decided lD the protest room
after Newport Harbor and King
Harbor yacht clubt bad finished
a very cla.e race, went to the
Newport team oi 11Jtipper Scott
Muon and crew memben Tom
lloqan and Du1fy Duffield.
The othez yacht clube com·
peting were Anacapa, Alamitos
Bay, Fre.no, Ariaona,
Capmrano Bay, and Huntington
Harbor.
The Prince of W alH Bowl was
donated in 1931 by the Prince of
Wales, who later became Ed· ~ard vm, to the .Royal Nova
Scotia Yacht Squadron. For a
number of· yH.n competition wu
held among clube on the eutern
aeabo&r~ but in 1965 it wu
dedicated u a perpetual trophy
for interclub match racing lD
North America and is sponaored
by the United States Yacht Rac-
ing Union.
It wu won by Newport Harbor
Yacht Club in 1~7 with Scott
now b.ave to race e9•m• • tMJD
from San Fruci.co, wttla ttie
winDer of that match ·90ia9 oo to
the fbWa at Cedar POblt .Yaollt
Club in Wettport, Co=., Sept.
8-13.
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Due to lack of wind, none of
the boats lD the Bahia Corin-
thian Yacht Club's Santa Bar-
bara Paaage Race were ~e to
f:inilh before the 7 p.m. deadline
on Sunday night.
PlrateaHollanMI
WbeeJ.A-Tboa Fuad-Peker fJunday
Three Orange Coast College
volleyball p)ayen 'were tl&med
to the all-state team and OCC
coach Bob W euel eamed South
Cout Conference coach of the
year honon for quiding the '
Pirates to second place in the
state tournament eulier this
montA.
In addition to maJcing the all-
state team, the Piratts' Jim
Wheelock, Bob Ried'en and Dan
V reba.lovicb were also named to
the all-South Coast Conference
squad.
A "Wheel-A·Thon" to benefit
the Cure Paralysis Foundation of
Orange County will be held
Sunday hom 11 a .m. to 3 p .m.
A live band and pm• will
also be featured at the fund-
raiser.
at Orange Coast College.
Individuals in wheelchairs will
collect pledges for each lap they
complete around OCC's quar-
ter-mile track.
Fun·ds collected by the Cure
Paralysis Foundation are used
exclusively for research. Con·
tributions are tax deductible. Kevin Bazyouros, Jim Glover
and Scott Friederiscbsen were
named to the conference's·sec·
ond team
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Mmi·finalgame, which wu
played late y..terday again.t
Palm SprlDgs High School.
senior left fielder Bob ,..uuu•
It remained a tight 1-0
ballgame until the MYenth,
when CdM exploded for four
runs to ice the game.
A wiD tlaere would MDd the
Sea ltlnga to Anaheim Stadium,
Friday afternoon at 2 p.m. for
the Cl1 finals.
walked to start the iJln
ShoUlD moved to INK!OnGo,n
ground out, then ICO,reclbn
centerfielder Marlo
single.
It wu one of only th
on the day for the Sea
CdM pick~ up four
the Mventh inning alone
Tueeday, en route to a S-1
second-round victory.
Shollin Jed off with a bale bit,
followed by a walk to Hesa.
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doubled down .the line lD left,
onl.Y to see ShoUlD thrown out at
the plate.
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Moss followed with a two run
double to put 'CdM up 3-1. All-
leaque second baseman Chris
Chftljlaa Poeb ...
M.i.b Chitjian won the ma.tera
atnql• cuapiolllhip at the
Eighth ~ual CiDcO de )layo
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Chitjlan defeated Dick
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Brad Montgomery takes a swing in a Harbor Area Ba~ll "BB"
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Harbor Area Braves Win
Harbor Area Baseball finished its fifth week of play last week
wi'th the Corona del Mar Braves coUectinq 15 strikeouts in a
9-6 win over the Costa Mesa Pirates in "BB" action. The
Newport Ensign invites readers to submit one-sentence
aummariea-the key play or player or qame highlight-of each
WtHpk's oamea.
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noon Monday. Oueations? CaU Sporting Lif&'£ditor Ric hard
Paul: 673-0550.
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The Co.ta W... Sport•
Special ia the three-rinQ circua
oJ local sportinQ eventa.
A. the 250 runners in thia
yeu'a lOIC burst hom the start·
inQ line in front of E.tancia High
School, the 300 runn-r• in the
5K were already making their
way around the fairview
lioapital grounds.
Meanwhile, the Senior Ul'•
were still cooling down from the
firat cycle race of the day, a 10-
lap, 32-kilometer (19.8 mile)
race.
The Sports Special is in its
eiohth year, and the unuau&l
mi.& of qcliata and runnen has
proved aucceaful. There are
&180 Big Wheel racM for pre·
achoolera to round out the oom·
petitive events.
Area-runners did weU in the
distance races, although there
was heavy out-of-town competi-
tion.
fran Solomon of Corona del
Mar won the women's division of
the SK race in 18:11. Lana
Wolfe, a 17-year-old junior from
Costa Mesa Hiqh School, finish·
ed first in the women's 16-18
division with a time of 19:38.
Dennis Caldwell of Westminster
won the men's division of the
race in 15:48.
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In the 10K, 38·year-old frank
Duarte of Santa Ana stayed out
front throuohout the race and
took advantaoe of a wrono tum
by second-place finished Larry
Hayden to win in 31:29.
Hayden, who dropped mto
th1rd after h1a mutake, reqairred
second with a half·mlle to go
and flDtshed in 32:46.
"Frank was runmng real well
today," aatd Hayden, a Long
Beach restdent. "I couldn't have
cauoht rum, even if I hadn't
made the wtono tum."
Duarte pnproved the age·
group record that he holds on
the course by 20 seconds, and
mtssed Ben Wtlson'a course
record by only 10 seconds.
In \he women's divuion of the
lOK, Cathy Casserly of Tustm
H1gh won her hrst fOad race
w1th a 40:25, only a day after.
who won men's 40_..9 10 35·56, 1-a.re S8 ud S4 For aore ua.loraataoa
and Bill Nice of Newport Beach , C.U Pat O.vw at 55-3115
who won men's 60·and-over
divwon.
The Sutton News G roup wtll
be one of the apon110ra of the
Coco's famtly 5K and lOK Runs
for Muscular Dystrophy. The
races will beQin at 8 a .m. on
Sunday, June 14, at Far West
Services on the corner of Alton
and Jamboree in Irvme.
With the exception of two
trips over a San Dutqo Freeway
overpass, the 10K course ts flat .
Duane Waltmire won last year m
30:20, while Tanya Ftsher and
Vic}cj Cook won the women's
dtv11ion m 37:00.
Registration fees are $7 wtth a
T -shirt mcluded and $3 fo r the
race only. After June 5 the late
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Play m the mured triplea tow·
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each day
SPORTS CALENDAR
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NoDCiay • ., 11
CRDOS
ClothiDg nlud at M83 wu
reported ltoJAua &om Terry LM
Bloober'a cu puked at the
Newporter lAD, 1107 Jam.boTM
Road . . . A mJcrow••• OYe
and calculator valued at $450
were reported ltolen from Lin-
coln Financial, 1600 Do.e . . .
A ab.ip-to·lhol'e radio ud steTeO
valued at $1,040 were reported
lfolen from John Ro.ca'a boat
docked along the 2200 block of
Wnt Coaat Highway.
ARRESTS
Hugh Jen.niJ:lga 1Nangwn, 50,
of Newport Beach, W&l an..ted
on au.tPicion of drunlten driring
along Jambor• Road ...
Michael Chad• Berry, 23, of
Newport Beach, wu arr.ted on
suspicion of grand theft auto at ·
Old Newport and Catalina .
Tu..day. May 11
CRIMES
Jewelry valued at $7,210 wu
reported lfolen from Patricia
Ann Ailee in the 4200 block of
Patrice ... Two bicyclea valued
at $500 were reported atolen
from Neda Cadenhead in the
3400 block of Sea.ahore Drive .
w ed.nesday. May 20
CRIMES
cbecb wttboGt ~t NDda
fD ~Beech ... Roy
Du.iel wn.a.., 33, of Newport
Beach, WU ane.lecf OD aupi-
cioo of fof9RY •• 30th and
Newpcm.
Th~.May21
CJU)OS
SPOrt. cloth• yalued at
$6,830 were nported .tolell
from Jerry Walloy'a Te:nn.t. Pro
Shop, 2128 I . Cout Hwy ....
Plantera and a peUo table and
chaira valued at $1,790 were
reported lltolen &om Paceeetter
Hom. Inc., 4540 Campua Drt-..
. . . A typewriter valued at $750
wu reported lltolen from Grubb
and Ellia, 4400 MacArthur . . .
Jewelry valued at $10,385 wu
reported atolen from Debra Lee
and Greg Burden in the 2000
block of Shipway.
Friday. May 22
ARRESTS
Chad• Edwuda, 2•, of Loa
Angel•, and Willy Jam.ea
Lambert, 26, of Mt.ouri, were
arrested on auspicidn of
bUJ'glary along MacArthur bet-
w•n Univenity and Ford Road
. . . Luke Lucu, 19, of Newport
Beach, wu an..ted on mapi-
cion of forgery at Pembroke and
Marinara.
~.May23
CJUMES
Jewelry •alued at $500 wu
reported ato1en from W&ll Emi-
ly Burke iD the 500 block of 35th
SttMt ... A TV, ~ad
IDOUJ •&1-...d •• $380 ..,.
r~ed lltola boa rr~
Murplay fD tile 400 block ol Pro-
ll)ed . . • A pa1r of oowbo,
boob •alued .. $C89 ud • $80
pail of bi.noculara _.re reported
lltoleo from Ric:ha.rd Cl.bae'a cu
perked aloag the 400 block of
62nd Street.
lwadar. lla7 24
CRDO:S
Ntn. BI.upwa.kt .tereoe •alued
at $500 each were reported
atolen from Genun can parked
around the Balboa Peniuula
... Woney and jewelry valued
at $1,150 were reported lltolen
from lsyJme Warie Vtrqil i.J1 u..·
200 block oJ Hic.Jhla:nd . . .
Mooey, jewelry, and two
calculatora valued at $1,260
were reported atolen from X.ut
W . Benti.y i.n the 1300 block of
W..tBav.
·ARRESTS
Terry Lee Anderaon, 35, of
Huntington S..cb, wu arr..ted
on 111.1pici01l of dru..nken driving
along Pacific Cout Highway
. . . Jam• Steven Ruiz, 23, of
Phoea.ix, wu arr..ted on llUpi-
cion of pclanrrino am-
phet&.mi.rlea at 23rd and W eat
Ocean Front ... Michael Jamea
Ahem, 35, of Newport Beach,
wu arr.ted on auapicion of
drunken driving along
Marguerite ... Patrick franc:d
Brennan, 31, of EI Toro, wu ar-
r..t.ed on auspicion of drunken
driYing at Balboa and River . . .
JoAnn Wary Wright, 24, and
J&m.. Wright, 20, both of San
Dieqo, were arr..ted on llUpi-
cioD of wiWu1 cruelty to a child
in the 6100 block of West Cout
Highway.
THE TELEPHONE POLL
(CoatmNCI frola pep 1)
~ it woWd be the kiod of.
neiqllborhoocl where people
would boy h~~ move iD ud
raiN kida.
''n.t ln't AaPI*linO· hop~.
are aaovillo out becaUM of the
airport. Olle of my wife'a beet
&Mnda &Ad ooe of our younq..t
chiJcl'• bee.' f.rieoda are movinq.
''Theile are contacta we
expecle$1 to have all our Uvee.
ThJ. ia the mo.t •vere ldnd of
aocial dinuptioo.
'"To quote Edmund Burb, 'All
that'a D8CIIIIry for evU to
triumph ia for oood people to do
DOthiDo ., u uu. (airport upan-
sicm) ia't wrong, 11othmg ia. We
qht u well live in a tot&litu-
la:n mclety, U muc~ good U
Ollr prote.t. do.
''Somebody hu to .tand up
and do eomethiDg. Somebody
hu to .t&y and fight. I laid I'd
Dfter IIIO'Ie. I f•l U'a our duty
to our fam.ili• and to our kida to
fight UU. thing, not 10 much for
ouraelv• u for the generatio11
that wtlJ foUow ."
Willtam.a and bia wife,
R011elyn, alto teatified againat
the up&.naion at the final aea-
aion of the atate'a airport noiae
variance bearing J'riday at
Harper S.rvicea Center, a
former acbool in Costa Neaa.
At tbi. bearinq, Norman
Batchelder, of Santa Ana
H.igbt., complained that hta
hobby of breeding ra.bbita wu
interrupted by the airport ex-
P4Jl.Si01l. The rabbit.' breeding
alowed dramatically when the
COIIUDercial )eta reqularly began
to fiy overhead, be told Robert
Neher, .tAte admtn.iatrabve law
judoe.
A1eo at the hearmg, Sam
Lane, Ph.D.; lmown aa the
"Nader of noiae," t..ufied that
the jet tound il an averaoe 1.5
decibela louder at ear level than
Gregg, ROieiYfl end Tom Williams, from left, at airport ~riance p
hearing. St.tf phOCOI by Ron S10ne
the height of the m.lcrophonea, it
hired a co:nnltant, PaulS.
Veneltluen and Aaeociat•. who
checbd the county oolM moni-
toring atations tw9 WMb ago
and found them to be accurate
within a fr.:tion of a decibel,
Coffin aaid:
The variance bearing, which
beqan in february, cloeed with
the city, county. and CalTra.na
expected to file atatement. over
the next three montha.
Ray Ikola, the city'a conault·
ing attorney for the variance
heuinga, aaid the city will con-
tiluae to puah for a oroup of con·
ditiona on the variance,
including .a reduction in fiigh ..
from 41 to 26 average daily
commercial Jet departuea and
noiM fees for airlinn who go
over a aet ooiM budget.
mootha to CaiTrana Director
Ad.rtaDe Gl&ntu.rco, wlao will
me.b the decimon em the
variDoe and it. conditiOD.,
!kola Mid. .
In the Superior Cow1 trial,
in which 73 Newport Beach
and Santa Ana Heiqht.
homeownera are su.illg the
county for emotional d.Wtreaa
and properly duaaqea, At-
torney Jerrold Fadem e.-pect.a
to put on the .tand UU. wHit
Army Col. Robert Sokol, chief
p.-ychiatrist at Letterman Army
General Ho.pital, San Fran-
citco.
Othera who teatified in the
variance bearing Friday in-
cluded Craig BlueU, a Newport
city pla.n.ner; Richard ~o,
repr8Nnting the Irvine Terrace
homeownera auoci&tioll;
&rold Anderaon; Lynn
Bloomberg and Pat Hollander.
In Willialu' MC01ld auit,
planned by the Airport Coali-
tion, William• aid UU. w•k
he bu gathered 1,536 Utiqaota
from 500 familiea; each family
agrMing to pay $150 a year
for thrM yeaJ'I to file the auit
and bring it to trial.
$70 wu taken in a robbery of
Ma.larky's ReataUJ'ant, 3011
Newport . . . SUver plat• and
gold jewelry valued at $4,450
were reported atolen from Bruce
T. Campbell in the 3000 block
of Carob StrMt ... A five-
horsepower outboard motor
valued at $550 wu reported
stolen off Jimmie N. Cart•'•
boat docked along the 700 block
of Lido Park Drive ... A ai.lk
floral arrangement valued at
$350 was reported atolen from
Mai garet A. Treacy a t the John
Wayno Tennia Club, 1171 Jam-
boree Read ... tl,COO in cW
and $.400 in pertonal checb
from customer• were reported
stolen from Dalton'• Book Store
in Faa}uon Wand.
'=================================.JI it ia 20 to 59 fMt above ground, where the county hu placed ita
A. put of a rebuttal to the
city'• ... Jd.ng the 500-foot
power cutback, Mike Gatne,
the county's conwlting at-
torney, introduced a memo ran·
dum from William Kreiger of
the r AA st.tting that City
Manager Bob Wynn and then-
Mayor Paul Ryckoff had ver-
bally agreed to the 1,000-foot
power cutback in the i.ntereat.s
of aafety.
Ilcola uid he would talk to
Wynn thia week for a poutble
st..tement.
In other airport &Cti.oD.8:
-The city wu preparing for
a town-hall type meeting June
1 at Newport Harbor High at
7:30 p .m. to uplain ita poet-
bon on the airport.
ARRESTS
Willlam Dean Ray, 47, of
Newport Beach, wu an.ted on
ausp1cton of drunken driving
along Pacific Cout Hlqhway
... JOb Congdon Fellows Jr.,
38, of South Laqwaa, wu ar-
rested on au.p1cion of pumng
ThJa weelr'a cra-ttoo There will be no ring. There
ia no Deed to talk. The "hano
up" aound you beu ia yOUJ' vote
bei.no recorded.
t.c.t week'• ~
Do you aupport the beMball
playera iD their thrMtened atrik:e
again.at the major lMqUe
ownera? Do you aupport the Reagan
admioiat.ratioo'a propou.l to
reduce Social Security paymeJrtl
To Yote YES. c:all175 tltO. to peraona aged 62-65?
To YOte NO. c:all175-7020.
Call anytilu betweu Dow
and 8 a .m. Ncmday to cut your
vote.
YES
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Cof:fi.ll commented later,
"When the atate reviewa 1ts
noiae ltandarda, we are going to
inform them that people don't
live 25 feet in the air. They uve
on the ground and that'a where
the noiae ahould be meuured."
Although the c1ty obJecta to
Ikola aaid he ezpected the
vari&nc~ to be granted, "aince
18 of theae have been 80Ught
(around the lfate) and 18 of
them granted."
Neher 11 expected to mAke a
recommendation in four or five
-The county board of wper·
voora wu expected to tab it.
final vote June 3 on the airline
acca. plan propoeed by Fifth
OL.trict Supervoor Tom Riley.
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Warmng : The Surgeon General Has Determined
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Municipal Bond Investments
lolDe. Quandt b ..mor vice
prftidflnt ol Comark Securities
Inc., and manager ol COMARK'•
municipal bondt division. Prior
to joining COMARK, be wat
Meand vice pre-.ident ol Smith
Bomey, Harm Upbam in Lo.
Angelu.
COMARIC is a diverailied
financial bo&JMJ, with beod-
quarten in N.wporl Beach,
apecialwng in fixed inCOllle
securitiea and managed com-
rnod.ity future• pTOtJTOilD. 7lle
firm trades in major domestic ·
and intematlonal market..
by Jam• Quandt
For m&Dy
people, invest-
ing in muni-
cipal bonds is a
mysterious pro-
cedure, some-
thing beat left
to the experts.
Yet municipal
the mOlt common tax 1helter
used by American investors.
The higher your tu bracket, the
more you will benefit from their
taJt-exempt .tatut. For example.
supp<>M you have $10,000
inve.ted in a municipal bond
that pays interest at 10 percent
per year. That mea.u you will
receive income of $1,000 per
year from the bond. U your
federal income tu rate ia 50
percent, that's equivalent to
qettino interest hom a tuable
source at 20 percent. U you
received a tuable $2,000 inter-
eat on your $10,000, you would
have to declare that u income,
and pay $1,000 income tu,
leavinq you with $1,000 after-tu
income. The municipal bond
intereat comes to the same
$1,000, and there is no federal
tu to pay.
H you are to a higher tax
bracket, the municipal bond
advantaoe is even greater. For
example, U your top rate is 70
percent, the $1,000 interest the .
municipal bond pays is like qat-
ling $3,333 ($10,000 at 33 per· .
cent) interest before tues.
To fiqure your after-tax yield
from invettinq in municipal
bonds, aubtract your tax bracket
percentaqe hom 100 and divide
the reault into the stated yield of
the bond you are considerinq.
For example, if you are in the
37 percent tu bracket, and are
conaidering a municipal bond
with an interest rate of 10
percent, divide 10 by 63 (since
100-37 = 63) for a result of
15.87 percent. That means that
to achieve the same after-tax
income offered by the 10 per-
cent municipal bond, you would
have to find a ta.xable invest-·
ment payino 15.87 percent.
(Next: More on municipol
bonds.)
bond• allow inveatore to reduce
their own personal income-tu
bite and thua receive more
spendabte income than ia poa.si-
ble with investment• whose
10come it subject to tuation.
BOSINESS BRIEFS
A municipal bond it an IOU
issued and backed by a city,
town, villaoe, hou.J.no authority
THE
VISmNG
EXPERT
or other state or local govern-
mental body that promiMI to
repay the money it baa borrowed
by a certain date, and to pay a
set amount of interest in the
meantime. Thus, when you buy
a municipal bond, you lend
your money to a local govern-
mental body. The Ierma of the
debt, the bond'a face value. its
matuiity date, and the amount of
1nterest you will be paid are all
printed on the bond ibelf. The
term "munic1pal" i1 appUed to
all the bauds ltl th11 cate<Jory,
not just mOM ilaued by munici·
paliti ...
Port and houlino authorities,
school boardl, ha.pitala, water
and power departments, and
many other oroup1 r•gularly
borrow from the pubUc by issu-
ing municipal bonds. In fact,
municipal honda are now offer-
ed by over 30,000 governmental
groups and other bodies. The
money that you loan them is
then used to pay for schools, to
1mprove facilities, build bndgea,
tunnels. danu, etc .
It was primanly to encouraqe
tb1s lund of 10veatment that Con-
greu passed a law maltino the
10tereat earned on mun1c1pal
bonds totally exempt from
federal income tu. For the
same reason. moat .tate1 and
localitie1 exempt the interest
earned on their own illuea from
income or personal property
tax.
Municipal bonds sell for as
little as $5,000 apiece and
generally offer the followinq
advantages:
-an exceptionally high
deoree of safety;
-a steady. predictable
mcome;
-a WJde ranqe of maturity
datea;
-virtually uatant Uquadity;
-complete exemption from
federal 10come tu, and often
from state and local tue1 aa
well.
Munac1pal bonda are probably
New Officers
Golden West Airlines,
Newport Beach: C . David
Keeton ha1 been named vice
pra.ident of marketing and aer-
vicea.
BLAEMIRE ADAMSON
American Educational Televt-
sion Network, Irvine: Roqer
Blaemire of Newport Beach has
been named seniQr vice presi-
dent for sales and marketinQ.
Richard W . Ada.JDJIOD baa been
named chief financ1al officer.
Ne~ Posltlou
Ta Woodward Comp&Diea.
Newport Beach: Judith C. Reid
of Newport Beach bu been
named sales ad.miniatralor.
The Irvine
Co .. Newport
Beach: Greg
Stoffel of
Irvine has
been pro-
moted to
marketing
manager for
the property manaqement divi-
sion with marketing re8p0nsibili-
ty for the company's office
buildinoa, shopping centers and
apartment complex••·
Sh Oyna-Drill, lrvtne: Pat
Herbert baa been named chief
engineer. standard prod ucla.
The firm ia a divi1ion of Smith
International Inc.
Irvine
Pacific Devel-
opment, New-
port Beach:
Jeff Beck of
Newport
Beac h baa
joined the
firm u a
lfalenu analyst. BECK
South Coast Plaza Hotel,
Coeta MeN: Steve Huohe1 has
been named caterino aalea
manager.
Nordstrom Inc.: Dick Har-
rison baa been named manaoer
FROM Fashion Island
Newport Beach
of the South Coast Plaza store in
Costa Mesa.
Zuckerman Public Relahons
and Advertising, Tustin: Jane
Cobb, formerly with B. J.
Stewart Advertising in Newport
Beach, is a new public relahons
account execuUve.
Busln ... Activity
Beverly Hills Savings and
Loan: 55,000 square feet of
office space in the new cor-
porate headquarters in Miss1on
Viejo are-evailable for lease.
The office center includes two
three-atory buildings near
Crown Valley Parkway.
Bank of America: The new
Irvine Industrial branc h
buildinQ at 4101 MacArthur 10
Newport Beach bas been com-
pleted. The new building is dou-
ble the size of the former branc h
facility .
Caaa laquna Corp., Newport
BM~~ TMIUa hu leuecl
otflc• at 15011 Westclill Drive.
International Film MarketinQ,
Newport Beach: The firm bas
leued offices at 1300 Quail.
Oesb Inc., Santa Ana: The
Smith-Corona Typetronic, an
electronic typewriter, is
available in Orange County only
throuoh thi1 office furniture
firm, located at 1548 Brook-
hollow Drive. Santa Ana.
AirCal. Newport Beach: The
local airline has taken delivery
of its first DC-9 Super 80, a
qu1et, fuel-eHicient plane
acheduled to start service June
1.
Printronix, Inc .• Irvine: Earn-
lnqa for the hscal year ended
March 27 were $4.6 milhon on
aalea of $52.4 rrull1on, or $1.24
per share. Sales increased 42
percent and earnings were up
48 percent over the previous
year. The firm makes minicom-
puter Una printers.
ASR Multi, Inc., Troy,
Michiqan: The new Southern
California reqional office has
opened at 2091 Business Center
Drive, Suite 100, Irvine. Ricb.ud
T. Rob has been named
reqional sales manaqer. The
firm 1peciaUzes in non-
reaidentia.l buildino construe·
lion.
American Pacesetter, Newpo rt
Beach: Net income for the
quarter ended March 31 was
$619,000 on revenue• of
$18,055,000, or 25 cents per
ahare. Thia ia nearly double .lut
year's r81ulla.
·sTEREO
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TAX TIPS
TAX TIPS u a aervice sup-
plied by Rudy Baron, CPA of
Boron Accountancy Corpora·
lion, a Newport Beacb-Jx.ed ac-
counting IJrtiJ sptteia/Wng in lax
and accoUlltlng service• lor
amoll and mediUIIJ bcuine~~t~M.
Dedu~ Your Ca sualties
As a qenet.!l rule, you may
take a deduction on your in·
come tax return for the value of
property d .. troyed, damaged or
stolen. In the cue of "non-
busmeu" property, the deduc·
lion is limited to louea arising
from fire, storm, theft or "other
casualty."
The "other caaualty" referred
to in the requlationa ~ncems
sudden, une~ted or unutual
causes.
The followinQ could result in
allowable deductions: auto ac-
cidents, earthquakes, floodl.
hurricanes, freezing and
burstinq of water pipes, vehicle
damaqe to septic tanks. van-
dalism and accidental damage
to property. This Ust is by no
means all-inclusive.
Losses are not permitted
Ford Aerospace and Com-
munications, Newport Beach: A
$159 million contract for the
continued enqineering develop·
ment of the Division Air Defense
gun system bas been awarded
by the Unintd States Army. The
system will be produced at the
company's Newport Beach facili-
ty .
FunBus Systems, Anaheim:
The firm will beoin bus service
to Las Veqas from Orange
County in its new 74-passenger,
double-deck $300,000 motor-
coach about June 15. The bus
w11l feature u01 formed atten-
dants, first run movies, snack
and beveraqe service and stereo
music .
Lubrication Engineers, Inc.:
Martin Smi~t of Newport
Beac h, north central Oranqe
County representative, recently
attended dedlcahon ceremonies
for a new lubricant manufactur·
inQ plant in Wtchita, Kansas.
Microdata, Inc. , Newport
~ch: A ccuponte demonll.ra-
l iOD facility featuring the firm's
complete line of amall busmeas
computera has been opened at
corporate headquarters in
Newport Beach.
Buildmg lndu1try Association
of Southern California: Tba 1981
Consumer Attitude Study is
available for purchase from the
association. Cost is $275 fo.r
where the d&maoe ll the reault
of oradual deterioration or
d..U~Mae. 'nle followiDo do not
qualify: i.nMct attack on ot-
namental tr .. , contam.inatiO'b of
well, rutlino of m,tal and ter-
mite damaoe.
The theft proviaion1 of the
reoulatlona include paymenta
made for blackmail and extor-
tion but provide no deduction
for "mislaid" or "la.t" valuablu.
The amount of your loa ll the
fa.U value of the· deltroyed or
stolen property or your buia
(cost) in that property,
whichever ia thel81Mr, reduced
by any iluur&Dce proceeda
received. nu. amount i.a reduc-
ed further by $100 per caaualty.
The casualty loea fo; "non·
business" property ia an itemia-
ed deduction on your personal
tu retu.rn and ia qenerally taken
in the year the loaa occurred.
In the case of business pro-
perty, the lose does not have to
be the result of the a.bove
causes, nor are ~ou subject to
the $100 minimum.
members and $350 for non-
members. For information c all
547-3042.
Chrysler Corp.: New car sales
in April in the Loa Anqelea
zone, which includes southern
California, Arizona and
southern Nevada, were up 56
percent over sales the previous
year.
Nelaon-Padberg ConsultinQ,
Irvine: Eileen Padberg baa
assumed a substantial ownership
position in the reoroanized
political consulting firm, former·
ly Robert Nelson and Associates.
Inc.
Irvine Pacific Development,
Newport Beach: Five model
homes in Harbor Ridge Eatates
are now for sale, priced from
$795,000.
National Education, Newport
Beach: Net income fo.r the
quarter ending March 31 was
$1,034,000, up from the
previous year's $882,000.
Heritage Bank, Anaheim: Ear-
ninqa in the fint quarter ended
March 31 were $501,526, up 19
percent f.rom last year'•
$421,294.
Bank of Newport, Newport
Beach: A cash dividend of 25
cents per share payable to
shareholders of record May 21
baa been announced. Aaeta at
the end of 1980 were "\P 36 per-
cent f.rom the previoua year.
Looqman Publ11hino: Donn
SUvtt direator of corporate co~unicatJona for Avco fiii&D-
ci&l Servicea of Newpor1 Beach,
hu edited a D_, textbook, "In-
aide Oroa.oJaation.al Com·
mwlication.a." n. book will be
·mubted to profetaion&.lt,
ttudent1 and civic and church
leaden reaponlible for
newspapen, maoaaines or
newaetterl.
W.Chanica ·National Bank:
Funclino of a $733,000 loan to
Properti• West, Inc. to build
three duplex• in Newport
Beach hu been announced.
The Grani·M. Group, New-
port Beach: Opening of the 69-
acre Airport Commerce Center
in Sprinof.leld, Mo. ha1 been
announced.
Honora cmd .Appointments
Society of Advancement of .
Wanac;rement, Oranoe County
Chapter: Dorothy Doan, presi-
dent of Pelican Properties and
chairman of the board af
Newport-Balboa Savinga, baa
been named manager of the
year.
United Way of Orange Coun-
ty, North/South: Linda Levy, 1 media director at B. I . Stewart
AdvertisinQ, is a volunteer
member of the communications
committee.
Loa Angeles Olympic
Organi~ing Committee: Richard
S. Stevens of Corona del Mar,
vice president of the Wrather
Corp., baa been named commia~
aioner of the modem pentathlon
for the 1984 Olympic games.
Auociation of the United
States Army: Louis F. Heilig of
Irvine, vice president and
qeneral manager of Ford'•
Aeronutronic Diviaion in
Newport Beach. baa been
elected to the national council
of tru.tee1.
C.uualty Actuarial Society:
Marqaret E. Wilhnaon of Can-
ton, Conn., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lupton Willrinson of Cor·
ona del Mar and assistant vice
president of Tillinghast, Nelson
and Warren, Inc., has been
designated an associate.
Coldwell Banker Commercial
Real Eltate Services: Robert M.
Davia of Irvine, an office pro-
partie• specialist in the Newport
Beach office, baa received the
company'a national 1980
distinc;ruiahed achievement
award. Durino 1980 he pat-
ticipated iD 127 tranucUOILI
with a total value of $30,371,000.
Coldwell Banker Commercial
Real Eatate Servicea: Three sales
and leaainQ apecialista from the
Newport Beach office have been
included in the company's lut of
the top 20 revenue producers in
national competition. They are
Jerrold R. Cole, Jeffrey I .
Pence. and C . Ted Snell.
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The Nwwpcft Eaa&p Wedrudoy. ~D. 1•1 Pag. IJ Bulldout , Road to it would be approved other waya ollbl.mq tha air-
and fundi allocated before port problnl thaD la..Wta.,.
(Cocltblued from page 1)
eon.. del Mar, Ia iD the u.npre-
c:IJcrlabJ. h.ulda oi the .tate
CoutaJ Com.mJ.uon, Brower
Mid. 1._ II the Local Cout&1
Prooram for the compuay'•
l.rvtu Cout developmct ~a·
approved lD JUAe, U could be
1982 before c:ou.truction could
bevin-
After the commiaion voted,
Haid.inger laid, "Thil il the best
compromile the commiuion hu
worked out in a long time. I am
pToud of it,"
Ramon Curiel, UCI assistant chancellor for administration;
Supervisor Thomas Riley, Terry Trumbull, David Grant, OCC
dean of students; Stan Tkaczyk of Rainbow Disposal and Tom
Trulis of Solag Disposal at the UC Irvine Recycling Center.
Heidinger indicated the com-
m.iuion wu tryin9 to balance
the de•b'• of r .. identialisb,
repreMnted by SPON (Stop
Pollutin9 our Newport) on the
one hand, who wanted no devel-
opment, and the company on
the other.
SWf photo by Bany Slobin
Rec:ydlng Grants GIVen
In 1979, the tough i.uue wu
the MJile. At that time, an
earller council, with some of the
~ members, cut the company
propoeal lD half. Terry A. Trumbull, chairman
of the state Solid W aate ManaQe-
ment Board, preMnted Qrants
totaling $328,905 to four county
recycling centers Thuraday.
ReceivinQ the grants were the
Aaaociated Students of UC
Irvine Recycling Center,
$52,060; the Oran9e Coast Col-
leqe Recyclln9 Center, $44,4.75;
Sola9 Disposal in South Laguna,
$88,870; and Rainbow Disposal
of Huntinoton Beach, $143,000.
On hand to receive the
ceremonial checks were Orange
Cout College dean of students
Dave Grant, UC Irv1ne's· assis·
tant chancellor of administration
Ramon Curiel and UC Irvine
atud81\t body president Bill
Cuaccio, Stan Tbczyk of
Rainbow and Tom Trulil qf
SolaQ.
"The granta will 90 to site
improvements and will double
the amount of recycling at UC
Irvi.De and Orange Coast Col-
lege," Trumbull aaid.
Abo in attendance was county
Supervisor Thomas R. Riley,
who said he was pleased Wlth
"the enthusiaam and com-
petence" of Trumbull.
The laue il again tough,
Heather aaid, "becauN the con-
mtuenta in my diltrict are
uking me not to do anytliing to
exacerbate the airport lituation,
and at the aa.me time we need to
do something about Newport
Center.
"It would be a crime if it turn-
ed out to be less than the splen-
did center that it could be."
Company vice presidents Dick
Cannon and Bob Shelton Mid
they will try to persuade the
council to ignore the commis-
lion and approve the original
propoaa.l.
Keep Cool, Relax,
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Oft Your Tank as You Drive Away.
Our.Gre•t Arbon• EM:•pe Bonus '" your llclurt to th~> 1-tnd of rl!ld"clllon and rt<.rt-
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h•\le to le.ve, we'll top oH your gas t•nk before you
go ($10 m•udmum).
E•lht>r wet'y. doo·r let thiS summer go bl,
wtlhoul l>S<dptng 10 one of Amert<c)s trul1,
grtal res<>n!t 1'4-"e your resen~•tlons now.
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Heather Mid it wu too .. rly
to tell wh&t councilqht do.
Phue One could be9tn Tb.e Warrictt Hotel, u.nder
Some S. aull.ion of the road tile OC'W'•IMiw(l c"•",.,_,
improv81DC-ta, tn addlbon to would M requ1.red to ..U a &id.J.nQer huMid the ctty
would be better off W1th the
bwldout, the way the COIJllDa-
mon approved it, only if all the
road 1mprovementa are made.
Pelican Hill and San Joaqwn $330.000 C'Oil.tlibutian to road
Hili. roada, would be con-improvement..
"I think we work.d out a
compromiae the company and
the c1ty can live with,"
Hatdrnger aaid, "although I
know it'a not what the com-
pany wanta."
In a .pht vote, with Commis-
sioner• Allan Beek Utd HaJ
Thomu oppoeed, the OOID.Dl.lS·
aion voted 5-2 to approve the
su9gested chanq• in the plan,
which were auQgested by
HatdinQer and CommLUloner
Paul Bala.lil.
atructed while Phue One wu
built.
This would leave $.4 .9
million 111 road improv81DC-ta,
450,000 .quare feet of othce
and 300,000 square feet of
rHidential to be bwlt as Phase
Two.
In addition, a $250,000 "Au-
port Altemativea Fund" would
be established. Ha.lchnger ell-
plained, "I hope not all of 1t
would go to attorneys rd hie
to ... it spent to subsidlZe
altemabve ban.aportallon
methods to Ontano A.uport,
and things like that, to prOVlde
At the c:ommiaima .....t:l.ru),
J-.n Watt, premd.eDt ol SPON
(Stop PollutiAO Our N-port)
and Dee Dee Wuten, of the eoroa.. del War :su.m... ~
erty C1wnen A.oc:iation,
5J)Oke iD favor of delayi.ug the
buildout antil more ~ve
road improvements are made.
Chuck Hinch, vice p.remdent
of the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce, and
Chris Street, a mem.beT of the
C1tuena Envuon.mental Ad-
vliOry Committee, spoke m
favor of the company'• p~.
-Bog.hgle The commilaion changes
would spht the development
into two phuea, with an ap-
proved Marriott Hotel ezpan-
sion of 165 roonu, and two
Irvine Company buildinga-
REUGION
the 225,000-aquare-foot residen-
tial tower and the 225,000-
square-foot office building-in
Phase One.
The reaidential building
would have to be built at the
aame time u the office build-
ing, "to prevent the company
coming back in two or three
years to argue theu way out of
bwldmg the residential
bwldmg before a new Plan-
Dlllg CoJD..DUUion," according •
to Haidinger.
Peucan Hill Road and the
extenston of Sa.n Joaquin Hill.a
Temple Isaiah
"On the Eve of Israel" u the
topic for a Shalom Nrvtce Mr·
mon by Rabbi Robert Jereauah
Bergman at Temple lsa1ah of
Newport Beach, Friday, May 29
at 8 :15p.m.
The serv1ce comes on the eve
oi the departure of Rabb1
Bergman for a two-month retreat
in larael, where he w1ll recetve
an honorary D.O. degree from
the Hebrew Uruverstty Jewuh
Institute of Reltqton
The Temple lS located at 2401
1 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
Recollection Day
The Sacred a..rt S..ten at
the Reut oJ Jesua Retreat
Center 111 Sa.nta Ana will host a
day of recollection for Catholic
adults Sunday, May 31 from 10
a .m. to • p_m.
Donation is $5. For reserva-
hou. or more information call
Surter Carmen at 557-4538.
Church O ffices
1. A . Stewart Conatrucbon has
rece1ved an $851,000 contract to
bwld the new of:boe facility for
the Aaaembly of God Distnct
CounCll at 2525 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa.
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ON NUTRITION
Over the w .. kend I read a copy of the Meadowlark Coolcbook 0
and vicanou.aly savoured the oreat natwal food at thia unique center
in Hemet, CaW.
A deliohtlul place aituated at the foot of the San Jacinto Mountaina,
W..dowlark wu ..ta.bluhed over 20 yHn aoo by an UDuw.ally
dedicated suroeon and holiatic practictionar, Eva,rta Loomia, M.D. The
PUI'J)OH of Meadowlark and the llAOClated clinic operated by the
Friendly Hilla Fellowship, is to help people establiah balance in theiJ'
Una throuoh nutrlllon, exerctM and a multitude of ..U-di.tcovery
modalib•. Reaidenca iacwh ... which have attracted a laroe number
of local restdenta in recent years, are ltm1ted to about 24 qu..ta who
ue encow49ed to stay for two weeks. Thl.S allows time for the futino
prooram and a transition period to a world of oreat food prepand i.n
the Meadowlark lotchen. the fare includea freah.ly babd whole wheat
br .. d from freahly atone orou.nd wheat, oranoe --.me bu.n.a, h.U
lemons added to aprino water, and a mu"li prepared with appl• from
the world-famoua rec1pe of the Bircher-Benner clinic in lwope.
Breakfast altamativ" include su.nfiowar eeed wa.tn. and scrambled
tofu. Lu.nch includ• anchiladu, quiche Avec Ch&mpiqnona, tofu
tacoe, and nut loaf with mu4room aauce. Dinnet may include
Meadowluk'a famoua baked chicken, Maldcan tomato equuh, Ot"n
bean atroqanotf and aplced Indian Dal.
BeJore aamplino thta delicious fare, however, mo.t queMa elect to
attend the futino clinic. The fut and the trauiUon cliet take about
aeven daya. Durino the period when there t. complete ab.t.inance from
food, queat.a drink herbal tea and water and they are azpected to take
their plac" at the tabla thr .. tun" daily, a.lbeit with other Iuten.
Futino 18 oamino m populanty i.n the w..tam world and from
per110nal experience and intarviewa with ;u..ta at thie clinic they may
have oood reuon for thia naw-fou.nd acceptance oj a practice that
may have atrono therapeutic benafit.a both phyaically and
pqcholooie&lly.
)ulce or water futino at MHdowluk ll done UDdez llrlct med.lca.l
wpervialon and monitorino. The Hlly perlocl, the eeoond or third
day, caD be t&Jd.no. Gueet.a axperienc. letharqy, head.aoh• a.ncl other
wapleua.Jlt qmptom.a but eoon there 18 a new eeDM of Yitality ud
awua... To.Dna ate eliminated and the abeenoe of any looc:l
Mnlltivtti .. or ..Uerol" can make a marked difference in one'• mental
outlook.
Fa.tizlQ can produce rapid wei;ht lo. and n.rpriain;ly there 18
oftn a oomplete lack of appetite lor a alqal.Bcat period after the flnt
t.wda,..
1'M lutin; baefJtl from a eupervlaed f.ut (auppleiMDtatioD ia a
•ut) lnclude a IMAet P<*Ue and petbape of more laport a ..w
awar_... of looda u to tute, tntwe, a.ncl ·~· nia co.M aboqt
u aM llowlJ be9iAe to Mt 89&la eel oare if tabD to ••ltio•te lllowty
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oc.pdee JOV ciJee ior life.
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Andy Mitchell
Rancho Son Joaquin
For me, fiDding the niceat
thing 10meone ever did for me
was not easy. Alter thinkinq
about it, I found that things are
usually "evenly" nice and
nothing seems to stand out, so .
all I can really do LS qive an ex-
ample. On my 13th birthday my
pe.reub had glven me • picture
of "Broom Hilda,. b y Ruuell
Nyen (crHtor of the "Broom
Hilda" comic llrip). And there
were three reasons why this wu
nice.
First, 1t was n1ce of my
parents to remember me, and to
qive me a qlft that meant
something to me. It was n1ce of
them not only lD givmq tt to me,
but, it's the thought that counts.
It was also nice because of my
interest in cartooninq and ad-
mira tion of Ru ... u Myers. I
reali&e that writing to Mr. Myers
waa qoinq a little out of their
way, my parents could have just
gone to the atore and bouqht
.omething, but they remember-
One of the oJcest things lOme-
one hu done for me wu when
my father planned a trlp for our
family to WubtntJton , D.C .,
wbte J wu born.
We vimted the WuhintJtoo
Molaument, Llacoln Memorial,
JeU.r.on Monument, SmJtheon-
lall ln.stitute, aod many othenl
WbUe we were there, Sadat,
Jle91D ud Carter wel'e holdlnq
away a-voUatlou ud peace
ooa§eruoee. Once, u we wen
drlY1D9 down the m.alA ltreet,
tlt.e traffic wu ltopped by eome
po)io.mM. Pretty 1000 there
ouae a wlilole llne ~ Umoualn•
~ .by a bunch of motor·
cyale cop~. Otae of thelliaoe
u..i lM ~ &.9 lyt..a9 Ot\
tM laood, aootHr UCI the
t.Nell&av, aad the other "-d
tJ. ~ llaq. lA Mda OM '
_. tM oa• IMA ~' tlae lleq ••n• tecl, It -.. a tknlllat tliiU to ... AIIO, M w WN oa .......... wu. ..... .
~ ............... ,..
The Nicest Thing Someone
U.O Lundy
Rancho Son Joaquin
Ma.ny people have done n1ce
things for me. I feel that I have
been lucky to have so many
qift.t, both matenal and intanq~·
ble items, bestowed upon me.
Actually though, I fqel the
nicest gesture was shown to me
by Mr. Buddy Ebsen.
Ever Did For Me'
Let'a be reminded of life's kinder momenta-on a acale that may put others in
pe~ve. S.re are some repr ... ntall'Y8 aparkllng memori .. from yoUAgsters in
MYenth grade English daues taught by Kathy Mob.. Uncoln Middle School.
Newport B.ach: Bernie Nell. Costa Mesa's TeWinltle. and Jane Courtney. Irvine'•
Rancho San Joaquin.
About four years ago, during
the summer, I was 1nvolved lD
the Balboa Island Yoc ht Club, an organization for c hildren
4-16 yean old. I was in the SAll -
ing races, and my instruction
had been rather poor. I was
having big problems out the re
Mr. Ebsen had a bayfront
house, and he quite often glanc·
ed out the window to watch the
activities of us youngsters.
When he saw me sa1hng, I guess
I reminded h1m of h1s daughter
as I was hav1ng the same p ro·
blems h1s chud had at sa1hng.
So, out of the goodness of tus
heart, he came o uts1de to talk to
me. He explamed what I was do-
ing wrong and even went out
saili.Qg with me, to help me. He
really taught me a lot.
He showed a k1ndness I didn't
know celebnhes had . I thmk 1t
was the 01cest thrng anyone has
ever done for me.
ed my inter ells in cartooninq.
Lastly, I reahze Mr . Myers
mu.st have a very busy job, but
yet he still took time of his own
to draw a sketch of HUda and
write a short note. I really thrnk
up closing off one part of a
room. As we went up the sta1 rs,
we could see over the acreen
and Beqin, S.dat and Carter
were back there tal.k.inq about
eometh.mg. It was very lDterest·
ing.
The nicest thing eomeon• baa
do»• for me wu juat thit put
IWIUDer when lay parents took
me and my aister to lurope and
wul. Durtnv our trip we went
l:lc;ahteeetng, saw our grand·
panmta, and we IMnled alDt
about OUt TelJglOD .
Ny pueata tint took UJ to
P~. n .. J Mw 1DtereltiD9
thin9a ncla u U.. l18e1 Tower,
tAe l.oQyre Mu.eeua, the cutlee
oi v...m.., &Dei t1ae Aro ct.
Tno.plte. t loM hrll. It ll eo
Uotti.D9.
Afler we left Parla we wut to
W-\lla Jor UU.. or fow d.a~.
n.lnweu,MWttllmy
~r'1 aat. My .odaer a.. 39
OCMaMDI &Del --...... lift Ua
...._ ... 10 ..... ftiY..,
a lot of hun for takm g th1s tune,
when he could be domg any
number of other thmgs.
Though th1s may not be the
nicest th ing someone ever d1d
for me , tt 's close
w1 th rela hves and d1dn't do too
much s1ghtsee1ng {though we
d1d fit m a httle).
The last place my pa rents took
us was Israel I felt so happy to
be m the Country of Fa1ths-and
ol ow fa1th m Juda1sm Israel
was beautiful, but hot " We met
our grandparents at the a.1rport
They were so happy to see us,
and we were happy to see them 1
Every day we went to go see
something d1ffetent We went to
see the old c ity of Jerusalum.
m1lhona of muse ums, lots of
beaches, and to many Important
and beauhful buildings, Israel 1s
a lovely. lovely country, and I
was sorry to leave
I w1ll always remember the
wonderful summer my parents
qave me, and 111 always be
thankful!
aa. niqht wh• ,.. were
deoorat1D9 our CluiltiDu tree
my clad Mid, "I bow 90tt thillq
that ,.,. 9"1,. .... ~ ..
S usan Darnell
Lmcoln M1ddle School
I thmlc that the nice st thmg
anyone ever d1d for me was on
my seventh b1rthday That day,
my mother kne w that somethmg
was wronq when my brother {at
that time age 5) came m and
told her that he was talung a
nap Right before some of my
h •e.da arn ved, I went outSlde to
chec k on my btnhday present
-a pa1 r of peach-fac ed love-
b~rds Fmd!nq the cage door
open I rushed 1ns1de to tell my
mom
We tht>n queshc,.c>J my
brother, who unwdhr.gly admtt·
ted to the "cnme ·· Needless to
say I nearly npped h1m a part
Smce the brst guests were amv
mg. my father ch.mbed up a nee
to try and catch the two buds
Well, the b~rds kept flytnq and
my dad kepi cilmbmg unttl he
had covered nearly half the
ne1ghborhood Well, we cLdn't
I catc h the b~rds but he hlerally
put h1mself out on a lunb fo r my
.;ake and I appre<"late 11
Photos by
Peggy Darnell
C hnstma s1 ' My dad was so e lt
I c1ted Mv brother and I started
to quess and 1 sa1d "I hope 1t's
not a sa1lboat because a iong
lime ago 1 mentioned tha t my
fnend wa s gelling o ne Wh en I
c;aw the c rushed look and the
s1gn of qreat el!:Cltement shde off
h1s fa ce, I realized that I had
hurl has feelm qs
All day long d unng school I
felt awful for hurhnq my dad
that way That n1qht I asked mv
dad d we could talk, and so 1
told htm that 1 dad not me.ut
what I sa1d , and that I was sorry
He sa1d at was okay, but 1 lrnew I I
had blov.n my chance 1
I cLdn 1 te ll htm thts but a.ll I
bad been thmlc109 about was all
tbe clothes that I could wear to
achool that my lnends m1o ht get
lor Chnatmas
On C bn stmas mornmg we
opened.our presents In ou r
stoclonos he qave us a book
called &we Sailm 9 1na1de be
wrote, "Dear Jams I hope aail-
)ftCJ wtll be a Joyful part of your
llte." But he expla.ned that I
bad lost my chance of gettrng a
aa.bot th.a year
Later on Cbnstmaa day, we
..-t to my 9rAndperents house,
a.Dcl there o n their back porch
••• theTe was my sabot w1lb fuU
Mila 1u.st athng on the ground.
~~ ..uboal meant eo much
to ay dad becaUM it waa a pa.rt
of laJa life that be wanted to
• wUh me. I wub I had
..-r burt my dMl't leelmgt
t y, 1p0tluu~ it u:cit•
._,, but oow I'll lwa,. be
&lwllthaJ for that specaal qtlt Oi
loft ~t be qave me.
Susan Cleland
Lin coln MJddle School
The 01cest thing anyone ever
d1d for me was durmg the flood
of 1980. After three straight
days and nights of ram, the
Santa Mom ca Mountams could
hold no more. ln Mandeville
Canyon Road , at some places,
there were huge tSla.nds of mud
surrounded by rushing water.
Up at my b ouse things were
fr antic . A large waterfall bad
formed, carry10g sec bons of bill
down behmd our wrought-uon
fence where we had made a
d1tch Although 1! diverted the
mud the ditch. d!d not stop 11.
My mom's lnends used to Soon the mud bad overflowed
watch me all the hme. Donna I 1nto the yard, but that was not
would take me places all the the wor"t of our troubles.
hme, wherever I wanted to go At v l.it> tlme, we heard a
She took me on her errands and rumble and thought 1! was JUst
she also let me help her She th under. My brother and my
taught me how to cook and she mom were shoveling mud m the
was my friend . She treated me yard wh1 le dad and 1 worked
hke a person and not hke a httle outs1de My brother saw a large
pester When my mom was 10 shde commg down the hill and
the hosp1tal once gethng an pulled mom astde JWt beJore 1t
operahon, Donna took care of entered the yard. We encoun-
me Whe never 1 was down 1n tered tbJS agam but were
the blues about my mother, she prepared
taught me bow io oet my mmd l As soon as our nei9hbon-the
off of 1t and hope for the best Land!ees and the Ruuel.s-heard
Donna had cancer for ove r 20
1
of our problems they arnved at
years The doctors always put a our house m thell ramcoats with
hme hm1t on her hfe She llved shovels Wbue my mom kep t the
long after most o f the hm1ts, hot chocolate and coffee gomg
beca use she cLd for others and ms1de, we kept on Wlth the hr·
011ly wanted to help others She mg. almost endless task of
watched over me when she was I shovelmg.
ill several hmes The last lime Our ne1ghbors stayed w1th us
she was In the hospttal. Donna through the worst part of the
was hvmg,on a Ide suppo rt n1ght and after that were pre-
system As soon as I heard she pared for the smqle phone call
was Ul the hosp1tal, I bought her of danger It took almost two
a card She d1ed several days whole d ays and n1ghts of hard
later, Jan . 28, 1981 But ~fore I work to control the flow of mud
she rued she left me a piCtu re of and debns passmg through Our
her. She was my fn end, my ~st yard
fnend Thanks to our fantashc
ne1gh bors, our home was not
damaged
Enc Anderson center With parents Sharon and Robert Anderson
Enk Anderson
Rancho San Joaqum
When I was very you no, an
tnfant, my btoloqtcal parents put
me up for a dophon I thmlt the
n1cest thmq someone could ever
do for me was to take me mto
theu home and make me part of
tlieu fau:uly . 1 thrnlt this was the
nicest tlung beoauM it ahowed
their love, It ahowed they were
willing to take on moTe r .. pon-
slbihty and at abowed they
cued .
Fil'1t, it abow.d theu love. For
eumple, they w.nted •• to
have a qood home .o I wouldn't
ha•• to qrow up in u or· phan~q• and not mow wb.t u
wulib to havelOVl.DfJ puecta.
A.I.o, they waated m. to ~
11J) to be a good ~· IJdl lit
o~uaav• .a..U.. 94tt iato
trouble witll clna91 •cl t ...
poUC;e, but ay panatl wua.d
me k» IIDoW wlael II .. liM to
be DlOe lllld tielp ota.en a tM
.... 11 Wdn sh,.llay 11. 1•1 n. ...... •rtp
~~ ~~~~~~--~~--~ Mrs. Dyer To Lead
~l49te Oilers WOikahop
11ae Lap.U MoWtoa Play·
hoaee wW offer u acton
Wonabop for cueer·mlll~
acton JUM 15 to July ~. Wc:m-
day throuoh friday &o.a 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
. Topica COYeM will be actiza9
.tya.., characterisation, improv-
llatiOD, voice, movement and
auclitiOD techniqu• with an em-
phui. on Shakeepeu•.
Tuition Ia $245, applicants will
bt uderviewed May 31. Two
.aholanJupe are oHered. For
more iD.foJJDaUon call494-8022
1\a-.y tluou9h Saturday, 10
a .m. to 5p.m.
NTACToPresent
HotLBaltimore
The 1riendt of the N•wport
Theat•r Arts Center will pl'eMDt
"The Hot L Baltimore" Way 29
through June 21 at 2501 CUH
Drive, Newport Beach.
PerfonD&Dc• will be fridays
a.nd Saturdayt at 8 p .m. with
Sunday matineee at 2 p.m.
Joan McGillia will direct.
The caat includ• Lila WUcox,
Sha.lymar W.rtiD, Curtis Ewill9,
Carol Stockmey•r, Shannon
DaW8011, Marjorie Rockwell,
Thomu McGovern, David
M .... n9er, Nathalie Michaud,
Ray Judton, M.u9ery Schwarta,
Florence Ehlers, Frances Don-
nelly, Robert Ryan and Crute
• Ward.
for more information call
675-3143 or 642-8119.
March Of Dines Plans
Research Report
The Oran9e County Chapter
of the March of Dimes Buth
Defects Foundation will bold its
Fourth Annual Research Reports
Symposium Saturday, May 30,
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at
ReoreationTo~tPmy
A perfomwlce of South Cout Corou del Mar.
R•pertory'a "The Communlca-The pro<pam for children
tiODS Show," aponaored by the tMch• how Lan9Ua9e evolved
Newport Beach Parb, S..chea and d.l.tc:uaee other methods of
and Recreation O.part:ment and communication.
the Newport Beach Arts Com-Tic~ets are $2 or $1.50 each
m.iuion, will be h.ld Saturday, for qroupt of 10 or more.
May 30 at 11 a .m. at th• Ouia· For more information call
Center,. Fifth and Mu()Uerite, 640-2271.
V AC lnstaUs New OCLA Law Allons
Officers, Directors Plan G therin
Sharon Eatedey wu recently a g
in.atalled u pr•ident of the UCLA Law Alumni Aasocia-
Board of Directors of the Volun-tion will' bold a luncheon
ta.ry Action Center of South ~eetin9 Tuesday, June 9 at
Orange County. ll:.f5 a.m. at the Newport Beach
Also elected to the .board Marriott Hotel and Tennia Club,
were Rick Jacboll, vice presi-900 Newport Center.Drive,
dent; Mrs. Pat McFarland, Newport Beach.
secretary; and Jerry Fra.nlclill, Gueat speaker will be William t~er. F. Wen.lte, immediate past preai-
L~gal Secretaries
To Attend Convention
Pamela M . Gan.n, Betty Van
Bu.altirk, and Susan. Grube,
members of the Oranoe County,
Harbor Area Le9a.l Secretariea,
dent of the State B.u .
the Newporter Inn .
For reqiatration and further
information call 979-2270. I will attend the 47th annual con-
vention of Le9al Secretarie~ Inc.
in Sacramento May 29 to 31.
Tickets are $17. Reservations
must be made by June 4 by
aendin9 a cbeclt payable to
UCLA Law Alumni A..ociation
to Bea Cameron, UCLA School
of Law, 405 Hilqard Ave., Los
Anqelea, 90024.
For more information ca.lJ
(213) 825-7049.
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Ticktocbr Thrift Shop and the
Newport Chapter Debut&nte
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Dr. McGaugh To Speak
On Honnones, Memory
Dr. Jam• L. McGaugh, UC
Irvine profeuor of
psychobiology and executive
vice-chancellor, Will di8cuu
"Honnon .. , Arousal and
Memory" Friday, May 29, 1:30
p .m. at the Advanced Health
CeAter, 1300 Brutol St. North,
Newport Beach.
. Tickets are S2 for members of
the Orange County PsycholOCJ·
ica.l Aaociation, $5 for others.
For more information call S.bna
Murci at 851-5033.
Lung Camp Readied
The Am•rlcan Luno Aaocia-
tion will epon.or • aUJD.ID8r camp
for uthmatic children of Oran9e
County, a9• 9 to 14, July 13
throu9h 19 at facilitiea nea.r
RWllling Sprinqa in the San Ber·
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F .. ia $50 and deadline for
reqiatration ia June 15.
For more information call 835-
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81111' allow "Story 'l'hMter." fwuly, ob .o fwuly aaterial. • John eru. ud rom ar-t ~
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Uah• an intilucy oJ comfort. an ~t lfe99iA9 tail clog in
You're!Mdy t'o ~in the Java a JD.Uftlou.a Mit titW "The
and the jive. It' a a r..dy-miz BretMG ToWA W\Uddau. H
ahow, and hu to be,,u the Pat Gl.lc:JuUt 1eada the aldt
m.aterial thAt hu COIIle froiD the titled "Benny Pe.m,. H St.. Ia •
Second City is u u.nyu any thoroagh·CJOiA9 diapcnunci
eldant on the co.Dtinent. The pe.dO&i, aJ.anned et th• fact that
revue hu pTOduced • litt of th• "aky ia fellino.H Her!.dez-
lwninartee too numerous to giYe &hip of, aJDC~tg oth•n, Tutby
SDverAnchor Given
The Dolphins, Women's Pfvi·
aiou of the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of COJD\Derce Neently
awarded fou.r annual Silver
Anchor awardt fot community
eervice ill the area.
Recipients are Aonea Blom-
quist, Joann Lareoll, Donald
Mcinnis lllld Richard Spooner.
Planned Parenthood
Classes To Be Held
Claaaee for coupl• wilh.ing to
achieve a planned precp1ancy
are now under way at Pla.n.ned
Parenthood Aaociation of
Oran9e County.
June ct ....... held at the Santa
Ana clinic, 1801 N. Broadway,
will be held June 1 and 15 at 9
a.m. and June 2 and 16 at 6
p .m.
Persona illteruted ill enrolling
should call Evelyn at 973-1727.
LUJ'b,, toward the tiDal and
lUDDy fate with FOQJ l.oay,
brou9ht back the rolling, rol·
licking·laWJhter of chilclbood.
Thia abow ia a can't ..U..
evenin9 of cliwnioa ad 1\m.
Bryan ad Lewia gi'" jut
enou9h cJ.lgn and direction.
The actors and act,...... take it
from there. Runs weekenda
throu9h June 13. Phone
631-5110.
Cancer Society
Plans Symposium
"You and Your Cancer Pa-
tJut," • qmpoeium. apon.ored
by the Orange County Unit of
the Ame~ Cancer Society,
will bt held TueedAy' J11De 2,
7:30a.m. t~2 p.m. at the
Orange COUDty Weclical
Association, 300 S. Flower St.,
Oranqe.
Tickets are $10 and illclud•
lunch. For tee)islration and other
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Darwin Rei.ng}oa, left, cbab witb Lon and Mary Ann Wells at th.e
Warren Honcodc dinner and tbeoter party last Saturday.
HOIII WOI'NlJ Hancock, rlgbt, Oo.b• o big aalle lor lim Bentley as
tlJe two Dank SWiaD At!ineaD during lb. pnview performance of
SCR'• '~ything Go.." la.t Saturday evening.
1!Je event was a .,.aol gathering lor the Research Round
Table-a project oJ inlere~~t lor Warren Hancock , and the Hearl
Sloll photoa by leon HallJ.burton
Jean Halliburton's
HARBORUTES
You mic;rht ay that this lut
w .. k wu "all heart" and you'd
be nearly riohtl
It wu certainly all heart
Saturday niqht, when Warren
Hancock entertailled for hia pet
Research Round Table.
Everythinc;r wu first clua-all
the way.
Fint, beautiful stretch
limou.ain .. picked up all the
c;rueats at their own homes and
delivered them to Warren's
elec;rant waterfront condominium
to be greeted by the host and
his delic;rhtful host ... Suu.n
Atkinaon.
Cocktails, bon d'oeuvres and
a wonderful buHet were capped
by the most spectacular a.rray of
deaerts-which tempted
everyone!
There wu instrumental music
by younc;r Chapman Colleqe
muaicians and a gift of a c;rolden
heart for each lady present.
Gloria O.brillk, who hu been
elected to the board of directors
of the OC Chapter of the
American Heart Aaaociation,
c;rave more than a little help in
the c;rold heart c;ri.ft department to
her ho.t-ahe made a 8J)eeial
trip to LA to have them specially
wrapped!
Physicians were not in the
majority, but there were several
preeent, atartino with AHA
Pt.ident Don Sperlinc;r and h1a
wife. Aleo Dr. Fred Sattler of
Bic;r B.u, Dr. William o.ter-
llliller Jr., who is chairman of
the Reeea.rch Round Table; the
Mich.el NcNalleya, Dr. Richard
NeW01Ilill and
BJchud Pitta with Colleen
O'Connor.
We loved hearing how eo
many of the medical supply p4t0-
ple atarted with heart-valve in·
ventor Lowell Edwards-a great
favorite of ours (and of NB
Mayor Jackie Heather, former
chairman of the board of
OCHA).
Among them were Jim and
Irene Bentley and Bruce Fettel
with Anne Hellnessey.
Others attending were Pam
and Sam Goldstein, Bob and
Jean Hilchey, Allan Hoffman
with Linda Gudb, Pete K oot,
Ray O.brink, the Eldon
Mclt.U., the Joaeph Stemlers,
Mary Ann and Lon Wells,
Tommie and Darwin Reinglass,
the Keith Renkens, the Walter
Schmida and Ron Soderling with
Gail Schonwalter.
The final atar on the evening's
agenda wu a trip to SCR for a
preview ahowillg of "Anything
Goes." And then home in those
same wonderful chariots!
Anything did, indeed, go that
night. And it wu all heart!
• • •
Lut night had a lot of heart in
it too.
Restaurateura Paul Roui and
JOMph Vieillemaringe-just to
ahow their admiration of Super-
vieor Tom Riley-invited a
c;rTOUP of people to dine in their
re.taurut La Brauerie in
Oranc;re.
Thomu J. Wilkie Chaired the
dillne%, with help hom his wife
Dee, and the invit.., included
Another opening, another show, and big smile• from Victoria
XOfiOIJ, left, and Lynn Gamwell, who co-curated the ''selective and
criJical •urvey of contemporary portraiture" now running at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum through July 12. lust above Victoria's
shoulder u tbe video portrait (53 minutea) of Eleanor Antin as
''nle Xing. " At right, Ken Little '• "Slim Bend8, " done m ceraznic
at2d shards. SloJI pholo by }.on HoJhbvrton
A.aociotion.
E.mma Jane Riley (of counel),
Maury and Caroline De W ald,
Jim and Mary Rooeevelt, Ralph
ad Dot Clock, the Maurice
Enderlys, Debbie and Ralph
Gray, Jenie May and c.cil
Shirar, Jan and Tony Vitti, Herb
Sutton and Suzy McGehee, John
and Ellen Ward, Tom Fuentes
and Gene and Jo Allne Miz.
There wu a lot of heart m all
of them, too!
• •
Memorial Day saw more peo-
ple than you could count
sprawling all over Dana Point I
One attraction was the official
opelli.ng of the Orange County
Marine Institute and the viewing
of the "Pilgrim" replica.
Supervisor Tom and Emma
Jane Riley and Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson were there to
give official bleuinga.
Emma Jane and I came away
with wonderful Pilgrim coins
bearing the I.D.ICription: "Two
Yeua Before the Mast,"
"Richard Henry Dana" and 1835
and 1981. A lot of yean!
Wonder what RHO would think
if he could ... it now!
(Aak Tom Riley what he came
away with lrom the Brassene
dmnerl)
We are proud to own a
numbered first edition of Doris
Walker's history, Dana Point
Harbor/Capistrano &y, Home
Port For Romance.
Most of the purchase price for
this wonderful book goes to the
Institute.
•
Marian Beroeaon getl the nod
this friday niqht u the Mardan
Center honor ...
Pete Kremer chain the event
which takes place m the South
Coa..at Plaza Hotel.
That is also the evening of
SCR'a First Nighters, a UC Ir·
vine At Home lD the John Burton
reaidence in lrvule, and the
Newport Harbor Republican
Women's dinner.
Not only that, but durtnq the
afternoon the Change of Com·
mand at El Toro USMCAS takes
place and Mrs. Ronald Birtcher
is havtng a tea in San Juan
Capistrano to introduce her two
future daughters-m-law: Dorine
Dickson and Allec;rra Page.
No, the "boys" aren't twma.
Brandon is 27 and Baron ia 21-
planned by their mother to c;rive
ample time betw .. n weddilloa.
Both plan to marry this summer!
Today we go to Beverly Hills
for a apecial m .. tmg of The
Colleagues at Jimmys. Nice to
mclude the Susta.iners. Wonder
l.f Nancy Reagan will be able to
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Tomght is the 9th Annual
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Scouts of Amenca and It WU] be
held Ul the Balboa Pavthon
Emogene Butler. chau of the
board of Far Western Bank. ts
chamng the dmner wh1ch 1s be
mg underwntten by Far Western
Bank of Tustm.
Karl Boss of the NBPD wtll be
emcee.
Saturday you have your
cho1ce of three delectable
events:
Balboa Bay Club ts bavmq tis
Governors' Ball.
Women's Network is bononnq
Sheua Prell Sonenahme, who
was recently named to the
Superior Court. Viv1an Hall and
Lucille Kuehn are chai.rillo tb11
They caJ1 it o '1ewel of Ala EvezW:tg,. and tbink .a highly of the
gourmet dinner to be •rved al O:umelo Manto's La Stroda
restaurant, that cboi.rmon Sherry Colbert, ,left, and Kitty usl1e
I )omed Cormelo recently lor a "drea rebeonol" of the c;rastronom1c
port1on of the June 8 lund-raiMtr lor the Mulbp/e ScleTOSLS Society.
Leslie wUJ com.mentate a special Neiman-Marcua fashion show thai
and LS being very secretive about the '}ewel" porl
StaH photo by Barry SJobm
Ever loyal to their terTJtory are SupeiVOOr Tom Riley and
Congresswoman Marion Berge.on who traveled down to Dono
I Pomt on Memorial Day to .-e tbe Pilorlm docJc by tbe OC Manne
Inslltute Sial/ pholo by Ron Slone
cocktatl recephon and 1t will be
held at the Big Canyon home of
Leonore and Richard Penfil.
Or there il a Philharmonic
Soctety benefit-the "Roaring
'20s" -at the Amencan Leqion
Hall m Newport Beach .
Thts one 11 • dmner dance,
with the T an.clowsky oro up
brinoi.nq mUSJc to your ears.
Pat Web.ter chairs the event.
a.uiated by Vilm.. Scott, Glona
Fahey, Ba.rbu• Abbott, Lavern
Poliquin, Pec;r9Y Cotton, Sally
Ul .. n . EvelTD Reed and Eva
HeidmaDll.
For qu..UOna on tlua one call
631-0858.
.()ynOIJ1Jte members (wba.e doth~• say 11 nu. Saturday mght the American Leqion HaJJ in all!) IAv Arklin and Debro Young sample their
Newport Beach wlll be "roo11ng" w1th such Oap· own concoct101U at the Clu11 Champ1onsh1p Con·
perish Plulharmoruc Soc1ety members as Ch1p test at the OC Fauvrounds lost week
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TheMnUel~
student art show will be
held through June 11 at
the Orange Coast Col-
lege Gallery. Hours are
Monday through Friday,
10 a.m. to 3 p .m .• and
Monday and Tuesday
evenings from 7 to 9
p.m. Admission is 25
cents. For more infor-
mation call 566-5983.
"lnakle/Out: Self
Beyond Likeness," an
exhibit of American por-
traiture, will be on
disptay through July 12
at the Newport Harbor
Art Museum, 850 San
Clemente Or ., Newport
Beach. Artists fP.atured
include Andy Warhol,
Richard Avedon.
George Segal and
Chuck Close. Gallery
hours are 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. Tuesday through
Sunday, and Friday
evenings until 9 p.m.
For more information
call 759-1122.
..... Painting• and cartoons
by Frank lntertandi will
be on display from May
30 through June 30 at
the Museum Shop.
2754 E. Coast Hwy.,
COC'ona del Mar. Gallery
hours are 10 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. except Sun-
days and holidays. For
more inf04'mation call
~-
A five-clay watercolor
workshop will be pres-
ented by Citrus College
at the college and in
the Newport Beach-
Corona del Mar area
June 15 through 19.
For more information
call 1213) 335-0521 .
A courM ln outdOCK
subjects drawing and
painting with instructor
Mimi Sharon Stein will
be presented by the
City of Newport Beach
Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Department
June 16 through Aug.
4, 10 a.m. to noon on
Tuesdays at various
locations in Newport
Beach and Corona del
Mar. Fee is $30. For
more information call
640-2271 .
The wotica of Liliana
Fr~K~ will continue on
dilpley at Haggenmaker
Geller itt, 372 N. Coast
Hwv .• Laguna Beach.
Geltery hours are 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. every
dey. For more informa-
tion call 494-2675.
Ole ...... oo~ora
by Eugene M. Frandzefi
wiN be on ditptay
through June 16 at the
Bluebird Centre o.Hery,
314 Forttt Ave., 18-A,
~· Beech. Gattery
houri are 11 a.m. to
lp.m.W-...y
~ Sundly. For
,.,.. WonnldOn all --5717.
The worka of Gorman.
Nepote and Mahaffey
will be on display June
2 through 30 at the
Galerie Andree, 695
Town Center Dr., Costa
Mesa. Gallery hours are
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues-
day through Sunday.
For more information
call641-1011 .
The Artleta and
Designers of Orange
County will hold a social
gathering Friday, May
29. 6:30 p.m. at Stan
Sholik Photography,
15455 Redhill Ave ..
Tustin. All the wine and
beer you can drink.
Cost is $5 for members.
$6 for student non-
members and $10 for
non-members.
Magawt Badell'a ''The
HB~Naiian Experience,"
featuring watercoiOC's
and monotypes. will be
on display through June
15 at the West Coast
Gallery, 3810 South
Plaza Dr., Santa Ana.
Gallery hours are 10 a.m.
to 9 p.m . daily, 10 a.m .
to 6 p.m. Saturday, and
noon to 5 p.m . Sunday.
For more information
call 545-9334.
Florala and ae•
ac•pea by a variety of
artists will be on display
at the Mildred Seamster
Fine Art Gallery, 3341
Newport Blvd., New-
port Beach. For more
information call
673-0400.
Worka by marine artist
Norma Jay will continue
on exhibit through June
22 at the Newport
Beach City Hall Gallery.
3300 Newport Blvd ..
Newport Beach. Gallery
hours are weekdays,
8 a.m . to 5 p.m.
"lnnar ExpiOI'ation of
the Outer World," an
exhibition of personal
responses to the envir-
onment and relation-
ships, will be on display
through June 28 at the
Mills House Visual Arts
Complex. 12732 Main
St.. Garden Grove.
Gallery hours are noon
to 4 p.m. Wednesday
through Sunday. For
more information call
638-6707.
''The ,_,. Wheel of
Life," an exhibit featur-
ing oils, watercolors and
collage by Mimi Sharon
Stein. is on dilf)fay at
the Shirtey Meyera· Gal-
lery, 1961 s. Coast
Hwy ., Laguna Beach.
Viewing hours are dally
10 a.m. 110 5 p.m. except
Tueaday. FOf more infor·
mation caU 494 4696.
The Coadlna Art18ta
A.uocilttlon will diaptay
three of Ita memberl'
workl through June 16.
The workl of Ellen
Prince wtll be ahown at
CoMt Community Cot-
lege Dittrict, 1370
A~ Ave., Coate
Mesa. &ther ,..ffaon'1
workl will be on display
at the Mltjn Floor
Gaflerv at Coeatline
Community College'•
adminittratlon building,
10231 Slater, Fount81n
Valley. Jerome Gelton'•
WOrU wtll be thown In
confetenc::e room Cat
eo.ith'a~
rion boltdlng.
WOI'ka by M ...... De
Leon will be on display
through July 1 at the
Clyde Zulch Originals
Galtery of Fine Arts,
~E. Coast Hwv .•
Corona del Mar. For
more information. call
675-8641 .
.. ..,.,.,a Spring:
Wood Sculpture" will
be on display through
July 12 at the Sullivan
Gallery of the Newport
Harbor Art Museum,
850 San Clemente Dr .•
Newport Beach. Gallery
hours are Tuesday
through Sunday, 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. For more
information call
759-1122-
A naw collactlon of
watercolors by Keith
Crown will be on exhibit
through July 17 at the
Abraxas Gallery, 2815
Villa Way. Newport
Beach. Gallery hours
are Tuesday through
Saturday, 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. For more infor-
mation call 831-7281 .
New worka by Allee
Phllllpa will be on
exhibit through June 13
at Galeria Elena, 2811
Villa Way. Newport
Beach. Gallery hours
are Tuesday through
Saturday, 11 a.m. to
5 p.m. For more in-
formation call 675-6242.
"Calligraphy: Affair of
the Heart" will be on
exhibit through Juty 5
at the Long Beach
Museum of Art, DX> E.
Ocean Blvd., long
Beach. For more infor-
mation call (213)
439-2119.
Orlglnal..,..by
Kuo-Sung Uu, the
leading contemporary
Ch1nese artist and
founder of the Rfth
Moon Group, will be
displayed through June
2 at Galerie Andre, 695
Town Cent8f Or., Costa
Mesa. Gallery hours are
1 1 a.m . to 6 p.m . Tues-
day through Saturday.
For more information
call 641 -1011 .
"Portralta, .. by
painters Caron C<Mvin.
Tom Wudl, Walter
Gabriel10n and Craig
Kaufman, and photog-
raphers John Coplans,
Nancy Hirch a.nd Jan
Grover, will be on
display through June 6
at UC Irvine's Fine Arts ·
Gallery. Gallery hours
are Tuesday through
Saturday, noon to 5
p.m . For more informa-
tion call 833-6648.
The wart. of eculptor
Harold Pastorius will be
on disptay at the New-
port 8ee<:h City Hall
Gallery, DlO Newport
Blvd .• Newport Beech.
Viewing hours are 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. weekdaya.
a.. ...............
.... by Gwen Jamee,
lrwtructOf at Saddleback
College, wile be on dil-
play through the month
of May at COitlt Fedlr81
Sevinge and '--'· 2120
San Miguei Of .• Newpc-·
Beach. How-a •e 9 a.m.
to6p.m.~
through Th'-l'ldey;
9 a.m. to e p.m. Friday;
and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Saturde'(.
AMI'amlout .. MIDn,
feeturing the worb of
John BObede. Jerry
~. Patrick Ciabb,
YoehJro lkedl end Gall
Rhchie wttl be on
dilplay through July 28
at the Mill HouM ViiUII
Arta CotnpMx, 12732
Melli St., Gerdlrl
Grow. fof mM ln-
fomwdon c.-1.11-1107.
Clubs
Thwaday, May 21
The Newport Har-
bor Kiwanis Club will
meet at 7:30 a.m. at the
Balboa Bay Club, 1221
W. Coast Hwy., New·
port Beach.
The Thuraday
Morning Club will
meet at 11 a.m . at the
Balboa Bay Club.
Friday, May 28
The Art Dlrectora
and Designers of
Orange County will hokt
its annual "Rock 'n
Roll" membership
dance at 6:30 p.m. at
the studio of Rick
Kohler, 1622 Moutton
Parkway. Suite A, Mis-
sion Viejo. Admission is
$5 for members, •10 fOf
non-members and $6
for students. For more
information call
557-4912.
Aerobic DIKo and
Dance Club. 7 p.m .•
2515 E. Coast H.vy.,
Corona del Mar. For
more information call
494-0693.
S.twday,May30
Wa Cere, a non-
profit organization for
formerly marrieds. will
hold a Getting-Ac-
quainted House Party at
8 p.m. Admission is $1.
For more information
can 963-2487.
Mondey, June 1
The fMwport ttar-
bor Toastmistress Club
will meet at 11 :30 a.m.
at the Balboa Bay Club,
1211 Pacific Coast
Hwy., Newport Beach.
For more Information
call 494-4661 .
The Floral Arta
Guild of Orange County
meets 10 a.m .• Santa
Ana Women's Club, 601
N. Baker. Santa Ana.
For more inf04'mation,
call 833-0141.
Tueaday, Juna 2
Harbor Slngera,
7:30p.m ., Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant
of Costa Mesa, 2850
Fairview. Costa Mesa.
540-7244.
Klwanla Club of
Corona del Mar, 12:10
p.m .• Villa Sweden
Restaurant. Corona del
Mar. 955-1661, George
Hauser.
Wedneeday,June3
The Newc.,....,. ca.. of Newport Beach
will meet at the
Newport Harbor Art
Muuum at 11 a.m.
Cost le t6, reservations
must be made by
Wednelday, May Z7.
For more information
caH 140-9336.
''The ..._. of the San
Francieco Erotic Aim
~ .. , wflf be
Pf I II nted Fridey end
S..urct.y, Mly 21 and
30, 7 p.m . • tt.e 8alboa
Cineml, 701 E. 8alboa
Blvd., lelboe. t3. For
more'1nf0fm.uori ceH
~-
Blvd., Batboa. $3. For
more lnfOtmation call
675-.3670.
........ ,. .. Am
SympoSium," preaented
by the UC Irvine Exten-
sion, wilt be offered
Friday afternoons, 1 :30
p.m., at the Balboa
Cinema, 709 E. Balboa
Btvd., Balboa. e..d\.t ,
week a contemporary
film will be shown
with the film's principals
on hand to diacuss it.
For more information
call ~5414.
Lectures
Stock fOI'acMter
Joseph Granville will
discuss "Granville's
Theory of Marketing:
An Investigation"
Wednesday, May 27.
7 p.m . in UC Irvine's
Science Lecture Hall.
His lecture will be
followed by a panel
discussion by local
stock experts. Tickets
are $5 general admis-
sion, $2 for UC Irvine
students, and $3 for
other students. seniors
and UC Irvine staff.
faculty and alumni. For
more information call
833-5588.
"RoHing-The Integra-
tion of Human Struc-
ture" will be held every
Wednesday, 7 p.m. at
488 E. 17th St .• Suite
221, Costa Mesa. For
more information call
640-7661 .
''Managing People
Conflicts in Business
Organizations" will be
hekf Thursday, May 28,
7 p.m. in Orange Coast
College's Ftne Arts 119.
Free.
Free tntroductOI'Y lec-
tures on the Seigels'
Relationship Course,
which explores the
mechanics of a good
relationship, will be held
Thursday, June 4, 7:30
p.m. at the South Coast
Plaza Hotel. For more
information call 673-
4018.
"Succeu Without
StreN'' will be offered
Monday, June 1, 7 p.m .
at the Newport Beach
Public Library, 856 San
Clemente Or.. Newport
Beach. For more in-
formation call 1213)
936-9176.
A Mo.._, and
Daughter Intimacy
Training Workshop will
be held Saturday and
Sunday, June 6 and 7,
by Shari Able at the
Rimrock Retreat,
Leguna Beach. For
mora Information call
780-1882.
"Citlea of Vaeuvlue, ••
a weekend aeminar ex-
amining the history.
archaeology, art and
literature of ancient
Roman citHt8, will be
offered Friday and
Saturday, May 29 and
30, at UC Irvine. It will
be conducted from 7 to
10 p .m . Friday, and 9
e.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday
in Room 167, Steinhaus
Hall. Fee le •so credit,
M6 non-credit. FOf
more lnformetlon call
833-6414.
wifl perform Friday, May
29. For more lnfOtma-
tion call 646-0390.
The lluaboya, a snap-
PY. black new wave
band, will perform Fri-
day, May 29 at the
Golden Bear. Coast
Highway at the Pier,
Huntington Beech. For
more information call
536-9600.
•nnee Due, a
tribute to the Doors,
will perform Saturday,
May 30 ., the Gofden
Bear, Coast Highway at
the Pier, Huntington
Beach. For more in-
formation call 536-9600.
Joae Fallclano will
perform Saturday, May
30 at Disneyland. Other
Latin American music
will be featured, in-
cluding Andres Garcia,
Gualo Silca. Los
Diablos. Trio Las
Reynas and Ballet
Folklorico Durango.
The lrvtna Symphony
Orchestra will perform
Sunday, May 31 , 2 p.m.
at the Turtle Rock Com-
.munity Center, 1 Sunny
Hill Or., Irvine. For
more information call
557-8243.
Coetll M-High
School Choir and
Madrigals will present
their Pops '81 Concert
June 2, 3 and 4 at 7
p .m. in the school
Lyceum. Tickets are
$2.50 for adults and $2
for students. For more
information call 545-
3673.
The Venturee will per-
f04'm Thursday, May 28
at the Miramar, 1700 N.
El Camino Real, San
Clemente. For more In-
formation call 494-7445.
Orange Coaat Col-
lege'a Master Chorus
will perform "Requiem"
Sunday, May 31 , 4 p.m .
at the Qrange Coast
College Auditorium.
Tickets are $2. For more
information call 666-
65Z7 .
Uyn FoulllM will per-
form Friday, June 6,
8 p.m . at the Orange
County Center for Con-
temporary Art, 3821 W.
MacArthur Blvd., Space
111, Santa Ana. Cost is
M for noo-memberl, t3
for membera end •2.60
for students with 10.
The performance is a
benefit for Orange
County'a ftrlt artists'
llide regmry. For more
Information can 649-
4989.
n. Orenll County
.... of Puppeteen
wtn on. • "-puppet
lhow Thurwdly. Mev
28, 7:30 p.m . lit the
Hobb¥ c.n .... 1Z. s.
a.ch aew., Anehelm.
For more informlltb'
cal8»1-.
.... -•• -~.·· thl c..-c ftulicll feeturi.no
iuch--.a•'1lw
L.ldY II • TrlmP," ~ tn. .......... .
Olnner ....... ln
AniM6m (the GNnd
HoiiU ....... 77J.1710.
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The UC lrwlne
n..nG.-willpre-
aent "An Evening wtth
W'"i8m Need ... and
William Shltkeepeere''
f01 membef'a of the
guild Friday, May 29, 8
p.m. lit ,the Fine AIU
Concert Hall. Member·
ship oost is •251ingle,
$36 couples, end $50
f04' families of four or
leas. For information
call 833--6811.
"Par fMthe
Corpee.'' a comedy by
Orange County P'&Y·
wright Jack Sharkey.
opens Friday, June 5 at
the Irvine Community
Theater in Turtle Rock
Community Park. Runs
weekends through June
21 . Phone 557-7297.
•• A ny1hlng Goea,''
C<*t Porter's musical
comedy, continues
through Juty 5 at South
Coast Repertory's Main
Stage, 666 Town Center
Or .• Costa Meaa. Per-
formances are Tuesday
through Sunday, 8
p.m., with Saturdty
end Sunday matinees at
2:30 p.m . Tickets are
$12, $13 and $14. For
more information call
967-4033.
The aw.-d-wlnnlng
Broadway musical,
"The Wa." continues
at the Harlequin Dinner
Playhouse in Santa
Ana. Price of admission
includes dinner and
show. Phone 979-7661 .
Runs indefinitely.
"8tory Theeter . ., the
work of Paul Sitts via
the "Second City'' of
Chicago, continues as a
production of the
Newport Harbor Actora
Theater. Runs week·
en41 through June 13.
Phone 631-6110.
''The COIIMftUnloe.
tiona ahow ••• South
Coat Repet10ry'1 1981
Educationaf Touring
Production, wUI be
preeented Saturday.
May 30, 11 a.m. at the
Oelia Muni•Purpoee
Center. Fifth and
Marguerite. Corona del
Mar. For more Informa-
tion cal 840-2271.
.. ...._ ... a .... will
continue at the Leguna
Moutton Playhouse, 606
Laguna Canyon Rd.,
Leguna Beach, through
June 6. Perf04'mances
are 8 p.m . Tueeday
through Saturday, with
a 2:30 p.m. perform-
ance Sunday, May 31 .
For more information
call 494--0743.
"The Robber
BfidllfGOm, .. a
mulical comedy. will be
presented by UC lr·
vine's Music Theater
Workshop June 2
through 6, 8 p.m. in the
Fine Arts Uttle Theater,
HH 161. TICkets are $5
general, $3 for students.
For more information
call 833-6617.
MlecrJiany_
"Freedom FMtlval:
The Many Dimensions
of Human Rights," in
cetebration of the 20th
birthday of Amnesty In-
ternational, will be held
Sunday, May 31 from 1
to 5 p .m. at UC lrvfne's
Gatw~ey Paaza. Among
-~lnat·
tMdllnce wll be Plan-
ned Parenthood. the
Campaign for Economic
Democracy and the
Peace Conversion Proj-
ect. For more informa-
tion call 975-0257.
A fWd atudy ca-on
Japan which includes a
trip there will be held
Aug. 11 through 30.
Coat it t2, 156. Registra-
tion deadline is Mon·
day, June 1. For more
information call 566-
5893.
o.an .. Coeat Co6-
.... •• Ceramics
Department will hold ia
pottefy .. Monday
through Wednelday,
June 1 to 3, from 10
a.m. to 4 p .m. at the
patio behind the 80-
minittnrtion building
and student center.
'he Netlonel Kidney
Foundation of Southern
California will hold tt.
annua1 meeting Satur-
day, June 13 at The Inn
at the Park in AMheim.
Fee is •13. For mor.
informetion catt t213)
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People-Heeke or Hefp-
era," eponeored bv the
CaJifornia Praia
Women. wiU be held
Thurtday. Mlly :28, e
p.m. lit the Marriott
Hotel InN~
Center. Coat Ia NUSO
lf:dudlno clnnet. Fot
men lnforrnlrdon cafl
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1.1 to look IDU'ftolou, wttt, ud
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bilrtnta bl -Summer le&l
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bociJ·c:oaac:iOVo8 ..mot. that
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fulllonahle .... lnlntty of the
beDCIMu aaaillot llaowu that will
be remembered. Of IDint Julep
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riffle~ at ~ top and cuc:adiaq
clown tJae frolat. There'• a eoiJd
lyc:ra wrap lldJ1 to aatch,
perfect for lUDch on the terrace.
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hu alwaya been a WOD.ib Tilley
lu.JJ'Nrk. For the llon Su.DUDer
collec:tioD .M hu crNted the
very uw.t IWi.JDwear .. t iD an
acrylic knit of black, red and
white 1tripee. The ID&Lllot il
paired wtth a d.uhin; cardiqan
and the al.lJD rac:iD9 .tripe 11
picbd up on the aleeve. And
tlt.il deliqner continue her
U:l1lful play with wide ltripee
UMd directiOD&lly.
Colon in the collection run
dae ;amut of cool belqe and
black in a qroup called "Wid·
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and light of ~ lhel'bert colora,
tJaen to real.ly brl;ht fantuiee of
.,...poppinq turquoile, red and
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there'• a terrific pewter grey.
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n.. .. ...,.. Ee-tp ....... ., • .., .,, ... ,_ 11
m.aillot wtth ahined colored in·
..rta of copper, white and
black, and one pewter grey auit
hu the &leek cut of a halter
neck ~lice. It il trimmed with
a gold and ailver metallic appli·
que at the clomng on the hip.
A rec40t newsletter from Puil
ruvCI-*-we watch the surplice
necldine for fall evening wNr
and "don't overlook aurplice
.wt.mluitl," Mid Leona Bowm&o,
and obviously Monika Tilley wu
a;aiD ahead of the trenda.
The black with aand colored
Hawaiian floral print maillot
ahown ha a Battering draped
aide surplice. The full length
I
hooded wrap robe 1a of pU%e
cotton in black Wlth aand
trim. Aa Moni.ka Mid,
"witty and charJDinq,
u well u .. zyl"
Memorable,
too!
_)!J~~ CJO
~In~~ Dreamy Desserts ...
Cheesecake c-a-._. anctiNII IUOI" .,__, on o _._. geom CIO\IIt. o cMicba
1001 c:Na191 ~ 001101 I ~ ~ 012; C.WV ~til tilDe*
~~
Chocolate Brownie C<*e
A IGifY' 0 N:le.IMIII\,_,......, I I I Wd ~~~Ice c:Nal9l. c:fD> "*"'---ancl..,.._, ~~ wotU~anclcMiondl
Puffins Fruit Pies
W.-~~11om -.ail:ull I Wd ~ i'lafW¥ t/li'Ct...,. 11M.~
~ ... arct cue. to,....._~
Grand Marnier Soutfte
A ~ IOIAia. ~ ~ -og1. QfiCifVe ...,.. IMIII\ c:Nal9l arct QoonO ...
... 0 ~Ole CII.1JI
ON PCH, C0110NA DIL lid, OPPOSm ALIIIniONS
..... II Wecb:l ttclr:ry. May t7. 1•1 Tlt.e .._wport EMip
, .
,
O n May 5, 1981, the Federal
Trade Commission
released its "new" 1981 report
on cigarette tar levels.
Urifortunately, the new
FTC report is really quite old.
Old because it is based on
1979 cigarette brands.
Old because much has
happened in cigarette develop-
ment during the year and a
half that it took to complete
the study.
Old because it doesn't tell
tar-conscious smokers what
they want to know today.
Warnmg The Surgeon General Has Oerermmed
That C1garent Smokmg Is Dangerous to Your Health .
·Y
Even the FTC concedes
that its report is out of date.
And the fact is consumers do
not have the latest statistics on
comparative tar levels in ultra
low tar cigarettes.
lf you're a smoker, what
,
•
does all this mean to you?
Now·cigarettes are the
Ultra Lowest Tar ™ cigarettes
available. No matter what the
style, there is no cigarette lower
in tar than todays Now.
These are the facts.
The 1981 FTC repQrt
is based on measurements of
1979 P-roducts. Here are the
actual1981jjgures on lowest
tar cigarette levels.
NUMBERS DON'T LIE.
NO CIGARETTE, IN ANY SIZE,
IS LOWER IN TAR THAN NOW.
BO's bolc 85's ;:!~ lOO's bolc lOO's ~t
NOW LAss than Less than
O.Olmg lrngt O.Ol mg 2mg •
Us5than
CARLTON O.Olmg lmg• lmg 5mg
CAMBRIDGE O.lmg . lmg -4mg
BARCLAY lmg lmg -3mg
All tar numbers are av per cigarette by FTC method. except the one astensked (•)
which 1s av per c1garette by FTC Report May '81
. .
tAvailable soon at your flvorite retail store.
BOX. BOX 100'11 lea._ 0.01 mg. • .., .. , 0.001 mg. nicolN. SOFT PACl85's FILTER. MENTHOL 1 '8· "ttr". 0.1._ Rica•ne.
SOfT PACK W• flllR. MlNTHOl: 2 mg. "tlf, 0.2 mg. ntCOtine, w. per ciglrtne by FTC......-
BRYNNE BONNER AND
GREGORY WATKINS
Brynne Bonner,
Watkins Engaged
The engagement of Brynne
Suaa.n Bonner of Corona del
Mar to Greqory Harold Watkins
of Van Nuys was announced by
her father, Welhnqton Folsom
Bonner Jr., 1n a toast to the
future bnde and groom dunng a
recent cru1se aboard the Bon-
ners' boat w1th a group of close
friends.
A rose w1th the names of the
engaged couple attached was
given to each of the ladies
attendmg.
Miu Bonner is a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School
and the Umvers1ty of Southern
California, where she was a
member of Kappa Kappa Gam-
ma. She works as a legal
secretary for Gardner Law
Offices.
Watk1ns, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Frede nc lc Watktns Jr. of
Sherman Oaks, IS a graduate of
Buckley Prep School and USC,
where be was a member of Delta
S1gma Ph1. He works as a sound
enqlneer for MGM Stud1os.
The couple plans a Sept 12
weddmg
Director A ppointed
Cheryl R1chardt bas been
appo1nted director of education
of the Orange County Planned
Parenthood Association.
Knight, Miss Barrett Manied
The bayhont ;arden of the
groom's Newport Beach home
wu the Mtting u an intiJMte
;roup of friend. and relaUv•
celebrated the weddino of Ken
Kntoht and Diane Barrett S.tur·
day afternoon, April 18.
The bride, who waa given
away by her parents, Nr. and
Mra. J. Peter Barrett of Newport
Beach, wore an ivory lace walt&·
lenoth drua.
Her maid of honor waa Wendy
Peterson. Beat man waa the
groom's son, Kenny ICniqht.
The new Nra. Knight Ia a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School and Stephens Col·
leqe in Missouri. She was a
Children's Home Society debu-
tante and a member of the
Newport Harbor Aaisteens. She
is currently in real estate an
Newport Beach.
Knight is a realtor, also an
Newport. He is secretary of the
Tuna Club and a member of the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
MR. AND MRS. KEN KNIGHT
A large reception will be held
tomorrow at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club fQUowing their
return from a honeymoon to
Hono Kong, mainland China
and Bali.
They will make their home an
Newport Beach.
GuDd WDI Hold Dinner
Cocktails, an al fresco dinner
party and an auction of luxury
items and services will be spon-
sored by the Mozart Chapter,
Laguna Guild, Orange County
Music Center on May 30, 6:30
p.m. in the garden atnum at
1601 Dove St., Newport Beac h .
All proceeds from the event
wtll q o to the Orange County
OCC T rombone Choir
To Perform Friday j
A concert featuring OrJ:t.qe
Coast Colleqe's 80-voice All-
Colleqe Choir and 40-member
trombone chou wall be held Fn-
day, May 29 at 8 p .m. at the
school.
Ttckets are $1 . SO
For more information c all
556-5527.
Music Center buildinq fund.
Among the items to be auc-
tioned are a 1982 Ford EXP and
a trip to London for two.
EbeliMembers Will
Attend Convention
Two representatives of the
Jun1or EbeU Club of Newport
Beac h wall attend the 53rd
Annual Junior Membership·
Cahforma Federahon of
Women's Club Convention m
Sac ramento May 29 through 31.
Gomg to the state convenhon
wall be Mrs. Gern Sbapuo, club
pres1dent, and Mrs. Julie
Pearce, hrst v1ce president.
The Jun1or Ebell Club of
Newport Beac h recently hosted
a fam1ly of four from New
Zealand for 10 days.
REAL ESTATE
***************
Robers & Eilertsen
REALTORS (B
3ll3 I COAST tfiCHWAY
CORONA L>EL MAR
rooms with 2
boths each built-
ins. fireploces
plus • co r goroge.
less thon • yeors
old. $750.000.
Try Sl 00.000
down .
675-2373
• 675-8670 [JJ
JACOBS REALTY
AQHtl Ufttttd lroktrl, leattors
lecauM tt~r SPUT II FANTAmc
for "" lnduetry. Altt or PG"'"*"· If you're •tnk·
lng of trCIIllfenlng, COftfkleltlotty call John
Corey, 811, iiiiill!•ll!l•lll
BOYD
"THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME"
BE IT Monso.::>n • V•llo • Cottage •
Cholet • Monur hOuse • ~urnmer Home
• or Bungalow
Ne re here to Help
675·5930 BOYD Realtors-Management
363 7 E Coast Hwy • Corona del Mar
LAGUNA BEACH
''u~' c.-"H .. , 494-1177
BARBARA BEEK
Barbara Beek To
Wed Edward Lyon
Barbara Beak of Balboa,
daughter of Dorothy Beek of
Balboa and Barton Beek of
Pasadena, will marry Edward
Valentine Lyon of Balboa, son of
Mn. Michael Shaw of Graeagle
and Admual R1cbard Lyon of
New Orleans.
Maaa Beak 1s the grand-
daughter of the late Carroll and
Joseph Allan Beek. Mr . Beek
was a former state secretary of
the senate and p1oneer Newport
Beach resident.
Miss Beek 11 a graduate of
Newport Harbor H1gh Sc hool
and UC Santa Barbara
Lyon ts also a qraduate of
Newport Harbor H1gh School
and UC Santa Barbara
The weddang 11 planned for
Auq. 15 at St. James Ep1scopal
Church m Newport Beach
MR A ND MRS JAMES
RANDOLPH DAVIS
Jana Johnson,
James Davis Wed
Jana Lou1se Johnson of
Newpo rt Beach and James Ran
dolph Dav1s of Corona del Mar
were marned Apnl 25 1n a noon
ceremony a.t the Corona del Mar
Congregahonal Church
The new Mrs DavlS, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Wayne L
Johnson of Newport Beach, IS a
qraduate of Corona del Ma r
H1gh School and works lor the
Fluor Corp
Da~1s, son of Mr and Mu.
Ashton Dav1s of Corona del
Mar_. is._a graduate of Co rona
de} Mar H1gh School IS ts
employed by Re Max Realtors m
Newport Beach
Matron of honor was Susan
Klassen ol Baker!'ifteld
I Best man was lames
Carstensen of Ccrona del Mcu
I
The couple 1s now at home ID
C osta Mesa after .s two week
honeymoon 1n Mextco
The lOth lntemahonal
Chudren'a FUm Fesnval will pr•
aent chaldren'a h.l.ma from
around the world S.tuzday a.nd
Sunday. May 30 and 31, 11 ·30
a m. at the Balboa Theater,
Balboa.
Short features aam.ed at
cilaldren under nine years will ~ shown May 30, and ti.lma
from Greece and Britain will be
presented May 31 .
Ttclceta are $1.50 for children,
$2 SO for adulta, and are
ava1lable at the door.
For more anformahon call
(2 13) 743-7111. For informahon
on the organazabon call (213)
743-8632
Hadassah WBI
Hold Cooference
The Southern Pacific Co.ut
Hadassah annual reqional con·
fe rence will be held May 31
through June 2 at the South
Coast Plaza Hotel, Costa Mea.
The theme lS "Her Dreams-
'
Our Reahhes" to commemorate
the l 20th an1versary of the birth
of the o rqan1zahon's founder,
Hennetta Szold .
Longley-Rood
Ceremonies Held
Glona Duzyk Rood of Irvine
recently marned Dr. Jay R.
Longley of Newport Beach in an
I outdoor afternoon ceremony at
the Inn at Rancho Santa Fe.
Get
Away!
Sail to the port
of your dreams
aboard
Armbruster
Clurman
Brown~Co.
., ' ' .. 1
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$ • • .. , #;;;€;rf ,,:;.,. .. 5,._.•,...."!'""'""' T:"J t r •
a 7 1-foot Alden yawl
featured tn the movu?
Bogart
now avatlable for
CHAltTER at low
day week or m0nth
ri1tes
For lnlormatloA and
rucrvatlou ca..lJ
(714) 631·5 192
or
(213) 328-562 7
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T) •.-1!!4t... \1 Tou~· Ol!.c treallW Glten ---
494·8595
1008 So. Coast Hwy
La9una Beach. Ca .
SPECTACULAR VIEWS tr '"' •hi•
~ muln 1"'"1 'i htirm h .. n, \l <•d
.and qla•s "'1th "·"""'! '"'I t.-,.,j..d ct..~• .... ,,..d.,.., I ,, ,.1J,.n1 tm.-no on~; ••1ol
ablt ~Q ''';()
UNOBSTRLJCTm OCEAN VIEWS
• \ labuloo• !-otukb~ ~~~ 1n 1 quatt ,,,.. Tnt-pnrf' lor thst doul* ~
lt!C ond~ plans and pmma for a
I ')()(l oq. h h.llnf' $205.000
YOU CAN HAVE lovt'l\ l'ICNn and
hlll.ldt vte"Wa frcwn tt.s 3 bdnn.. 2 beth
horM on 1 lae ~ ~h for n ·
pWIIol()l'l. S..Ucn mav hdp w11h fiMI'K·
1111 • • • • . ••••• S39~.000
niREE Altat 8A y . ,.,, !4'1Tifi<: ~
f<W tht 1atwoe or .,..u fan\11-. .,. nh i•• ~ • C't'all
v.-w '" thaa populer pnvatt •rn _. hclrms ..
4 betha. lamilv rom~. pm«' ,.,.lfTI 11nd ntftu
or drn Lovtiy f'lltran< t' • 1-'l'lO. 000
LOVELY UNCOLNI
Al'l you looking tor o tong IICrow? Ate you look·
tng for o leOM optlon1 n.• lcMiy Unooln In
Woodbftdal Ettat• wlh ltl attroc:tM e~-..um
Ullrtor It ln 0 lUI* tocatton. Pooll. partll.11nnls.
lake IChoo• ond shopping en olin doll pro»-
lmltY. An Ideal tomlly community. Thrtt
bedroom~~ 2'h battw come witt o fomly rOOf'l\,
1n11c1e O.ndry ond two-cor dltochtd garage. tm.eoo. Toni Monti Ul-8700.
j
NORlli END . A rtttuN"'Q\H' 2
hdrm 1-ll'nt' w oth 1 lwrmon~~ ttatdm.
Wllhtn wallunt rh•ttUVf' ru "'t'f"lhlfl1t
S..n'W'd and ~ cit• .,.,ndc,w._
raotd mantk. l )wnt'f wdl lw-lp ti
I'IIIW'f' , ll 0.000
RENTAL Df.P AR'T"MENT
Plt.r u.ll IIi
... v.-onMl
v.·~ '-ow ~~~~...., (...,_ •tlftlll
ARCifl£C1\JitAU. Y '*' awc:r. M . A IMC'flifmt ew, ._. ,_
1ftt1) that lo.omt cbipfd 10 ......, ..
OWlWf·a an tollf.c-~. Very ... ClliJ.
(""' and "tcnll~ t.llf .,. ...... ,._
~. •• I bath.. ,. . S7SO.OOO
h7 htlsat Cottoa
WMm we tint wrote of Le
Biarrita ....n ,.en aoo, it wu
our Uttle "nei9bhorhood"
French reltaurADt, aDd we
h.itated tellin9 ehout it ....
waDted our Uttle jewel to remain
W18p0lled. The 9ood n.w.
~read fut, ADd Le Bia.rrlta
pra.pered aDd qrew under the
devoted cue oJ Yv• an.d Chria
Bri .. and partner Yvan
Hum.bert. The food wu proviD·
cia.l french, the tiny restaurant
aD intimate b.ide-a-way. Soon
the restaurant ezpanded into the
entire 9fOUDd fioor, and the
~-lt&IDp lllsed Jdtchea wu
pl'OduciA9 300 d.iJmen lD tM
evenilaqt, uclmore JDMJ. at
luncMoo Ume.
We -.nt r.oently to celebrate
the renovation of Le BLurita, a
drNJD come true for the oWDen.
The reetaurant, with Ita new
tower and MCODd fioor dinlDo
room ~ a lovely Frenoh country
chateau. Miraculously, the aulJ
cozy f..tin9 hu been pr ... rv·
eel, u each dinin9 area itl
Mparate, a.nd the charmio9 in·
timacy we love~ part of the new
atmosphere.
The food, alwaYJ fine, ~ now
even betteY wtth the a4d!Uon of
an .. and acitin9 JOUDO chef,
Stephen White. A oraduate of
UC Berkeley wlth a de(jJr .. in
Sociology, Wlille c:letenained
that ba futun wall to be a chef.
He moved to France and be9an
h1a apprenUceah.ip al X. a...rve
in CarqueiraDDe. Aft•r Mrvi.DO
at L'Arch..tute in Paria to
perfect hi8 bowledo• ud aldll
u a •uoier, White returned to
America ud wu tou.-chef at
The Cellar in Fullerton . .Lut
year be became ezecutive ch•f
at th• Bel Air Sanda Hotel, and
thla year came to lA Biarritz.
The new menu refiecta the
tldll and creativity of the new
chef, with offerio91 oJ excitino
pat .. ' and marveloua putri ...
Crepes are authentic, com·
bination• of Ratatouille and
Ch .... , Hot uusaoes with
SWISS INVESTMENTS, INC. SWISS INVESTMENTS, INC.
• -..... • -lr.• •• ... .1\. • • ·-
8.5 ACRES FOR SALE
• VIEW OF OCEAN, CITY LIGHTS
AND SADDLEBACK VALLEY
• OWNER WILL FINANCE
• LOT CAN BE SPLIT
• PERFECT FOR DEVELOPER
• t1.3 MILLION
CAll 85 1-5157
----
LINDA 1511-w.o. c~ v.ew from ~txulu
¥dmenunlly~ 4-be4-oom >bath pool horM Slip
101' llarte ~ S I. 495.000 8y ~tment
LIDO ISLE HOMES-Fuuwedon Home"' Tour. th11
lovely Ulldltional. tpaelous. cuaom )-bedroom. )..b&th horM
newty decOI'ated Prteed to sd qu~eldy at S475.000 MUM we
' • " ••• ' •• ... ...... h • • • ' ' • """""
HOUSE FOR RENT
• 5 BEDROOMS, 3 FUll BATHS
• 3 CAR GARAGE, FIREPLACE, POOL
• NEW CARPET AND PAINT
• FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN·MICROWAVE
• NEAR SOUTH COAST Pl.AZA IN C. M.
• $975.00· PER MONTH. PLUS UTiliTIES
CAll955-1661
cb .... and to.ato, aDd CrMJD·
eel ahicba wtth heeh
muabtoolu. Another luncheon
d.eliobt ll the Croque Wouleur
with hUl Uld chilli, oli.lMd on
Frnch bread, or Croqwt
Haw.Uan wtth bam, ch ... aDd
plnMpple.
LunoMon ~ ar• off•red
Mch ct.y: Ca.oelloni on Nooday,
Pepper Steak on Tu..d.ay,
Weclneeday, C&JJ'alJver with
onlona, IAmb BuquoiM on
Thursday, and Sole Bi&rrita with
baby thrimp and muahrooma in
a white wine uuce on Friday.
Dinner Mlection.e are juet u
appetizin9, and our favorite i8
the rack of baby lamb, topped
with a oarUc and butter uuce.
W • alao have enjoyed a fine
Coq au Vin, and a deUcioua Red
Snapper prepared with tomato
and oarlic .
O....rt. and paatrl .. , which
hAd often bMA mad• oft tbe
pr•miMI, are oow offered freeh
&om the Le Btemt. kitchen, u
beautifU.l to tute u they are to ....
Swaday bruDOJa, •rNCi from
10 a.ID. uatll 3 p .m., often •
9arden of crt.p fred "9M.._
crudlt .. MJVed with .ach a ·
trN, u well u cbamJ)&Q1le or
orano• juice, pomme frit•, and
beveraqe. Entr ... lnclude lo9•
Benedict, Quiche Lorraine, flab
of the day. Salad n,....., and
avocado filled with bab)' ehrimp
or chicken salad, or a broUed
atealt.
I.e B1arritz is located at •U4 N.
Newport Blvd. in Newport
S..ch. Luncheon Ia Mrved Moo-
day throuoh Friday, and dinneT
MVeD daya. For r ... rvatiolll call
645-6700.
Oceanfront penthoule. Two bedroom, 3
both apart1 1 tent. Newly built complex
with aM convenience~; awlmminO pool,
shops and Pftvat• beach. Seller will
trade fOf local property and carry
~··················$120,000
SCRPIBYR~
eoa. Port«'• ~·Aayt~U~aq
Go." ill aow nnn'D9 at &o.th
Coul BtperlOry. playia9
thloG9h July 5 , ..... ,. thtoaqll
&uada11 et 8 p.a. with s.tuday
uc1 Swlday ~ at 2:30
p.m.
Tloketa at $12, $13 &Del $1•
are avaJ.l.ble •• the sea boa of.
flee, 957..ol3.
SCR will open eu.becriptioa
sal• for the 1981-82 ....-b
the 'IJ8Aeral public June 1 for
both th• Nainata9• aDd Seoood
8la9• IMIODJI,
An I.DAOYaUY• ~UDU~Utr
worbhop for ch1lclreD will be of.
fered by the SCR YOUD9 Coll-
M~Vatory Au9. 17 to 29 in the
Fourth Step Theater Coalple:z.
For reoiJtraUon information call
SCR at 957-2602.
LAGUNAMAOt
OLD GREY MARE ain't what the
used to bel Exquisitely remodeled
Cape Cod charm« on ~r .. R-21ot
with enchanted prden. Thr• bed-
rooms, 2 baths, den. Oc:un views,
short walk to Cr~t S.y. Ltv• out
your Laauna fantasy .!.!. $295,000.
Patterson/ParkS
AeaiEstaae
1121 Olenneyre, Latfune IIMich 49J.4844
Newty remodeled )-bedroom. 2~th piUJ larJ« ~
room aMI 2 pavos 8e¥n ullonr Grut for entenlln"'l
1<420.000 Besc pnce 101' the money
PENINSULA POINT BEACHFRONT-
AIITIITitYI OUALITTI LOCATIONI
PanoramiC bay ;and OC«lll'l VIeW at Wedac. from pnmc llll'p
lot •-bedroom. 3~th cuscom home 3.700 squar« fut fu·
lunt'll manne room. entry. "'""I room. dinon& room. built·
1ns. etc suas.ooo
Bll.l <~Rl ''I>Y . Rl·altorrn
J, ~ • •~ ' ' I 1 ~ 1 1 I • • t 't •• t • f" t
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THE
BENEFITS
Neat. older conage. 2 bedrooms. 1 bath,
great tenants-plus a near-new 2-bedroom, 2·
bath unit over a 4-car garage. Walk to every-
thing location and seller may finance at 12% II
Try $75,000 down and a purchase price of
.266.000.
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* ~t»>fta tid vita.
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IN THE SCHOOLS
Be.ch are n...d.ore H. WorteD·
lOll Jr., JoJm Alnuwler
FriiCI.IdD, WlDoo Ho••dnl, W.rla
WuUeri Giaantnt, and David
Brta Stouaau.
UniOD Colle9•. Schaeotady,
N.Y.: Aa1 L. HlMiaaw of
Newport hech Ia a member of
the uw IWa Pai Chapter of
Delta Delta Delta.
Univenlty of Southern
c.Ilfonlia: &.t.., Nic:hol,
dauqhter of Richard and wen
Nichol of Newport Beach, Ia a
member of U.. USC Helln• a
WOJIMD11 •nice OfQanisatiOD.
Briqbam You.nQ Univenity:
hail • Jeff~., Scott w.w-
of Newporl Be.ch.
Coutl.lAe Coamu.nity Col· •= ..._eel to the ~r. u.t (3.75 or b.tter grade
.. eraoe) far tbe tall1980
,....._were Deborah L. For·
qthe, Wary N. Han:J..ty, Sarah
B. GUtter, GuDcinaD B. RoMan,
LoW W. Atpa.w, Barbera B. Bia·
by, !ric r . !rpeld.inQ, Anne Jt.
Hayden, Rna w. Saith, and
Sudra Weber. Named to the
O.U'• u.t (3.5 to 3.75 qrade
aver~) were William L.
Bela.nqer, Joan W. Clemaa,
Charlene Dryer, Amy D. Gos·
u.no, Betty J, Jolumon, Marilyn
1. Poliquin, June L. Slack,
K.rt.tin A. Snykera, and Earl R.
Wic:kham.
Immaculata CoUeqe, lm·
maculata, Pa.: MoUy O'Hora
NORRIS
Grad uat•
David T. Norrla, ton of
Thomu and Lucille Norna of
Newport Beach, Qraduated today
from the United Stat" Naval
Aced.emy in AnnapoU., Md.,
with a deep" in mechanical
engineerinQ and a COnurtiNiOn
u an enaiQD in the U.S. Navy.
AmODQ tboee receiviDq c:t.qr ....
April 2-4 were Kurtt. Jasu.
of Balboa Ia ooe of the dancers
in the play Cinderella,
preaented April 10, 11, and 12.
Debutantes Announced
He will spend five montlu
temporary duty at Lono Beach
Naval Shipyard before reportino
to Navy Nuclear Power School
in Orlando, Fla.
Sherman Foundation Garden.
waa the •ttinq for the recent
debutante announcement tea of
the Newport Chapter of the
National Charity Leaque.
Tbomu Henderton.
Other debutant .. and their
parents are Ann Julia Lazier,
Mr . and Mra. William Lazier;
Joanne Marie Martin, Mr. and
Mra. William Blaire Martin;
Donna Wilson NiUer, Mrs. Nan-
ci Knapp Miller; Pamela Jo Nur-
re}, Mr. and Mra. Robert Nur-
re!; Lealie Ann O'Donnell, Mr.
and Mra. John O'Donnell; Sally
LouiN Shoemaker, Mr. and Mra.
John Shoemaker; Julie Diane
Shoffner, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Shoffner; Jenni.fer Lynn Starnes,
Mr. and Mn. Edward Stamas;
Janna LeAnn Steele, Mr. and
Mra. Robert Anson Steele; Cyn·
tlua Diane Stouqhton, Dr. and
Mra. Donald Stouqbton; Kati
Suaan Tbompeon, Mr. and Mrs.
John Robey Thompson;
Katherine Lynn Williauu, Mrs.
Annabelle Elliot Williams.
The tea it the first of many
activities and parti" which will
culminate with the Debutante
Ball Nov. 28 at the South Coast
Plaza Hotel. . He 1a a 1977 oraduate of Cor-
ona del Mar Hioh School.
In College
Univerlity of Texu at Auetin:
Nicholu Steven V afiadil of
Newport Beach baa received a
Bachelor of BuainHI Admin-
istration deor ... R. Todd Rankin
of Newport bu been named to
the fall Mmeater honor roU an
the Colleqe of Buainesa Ad-
mini.tration.
Chapman Colleoe. Oranqe:
May QTaduat" from Newport
Debutantes and their parents
are SUMD Elizabeth
BrOWD.SberQer, Mr. and Nra.
Robert Browuaberqer; Marianna
Elizabeth Dail, Mr. and Mra.
Robert Dail; Lynne Amick Fer·
da, Mr. and Mre . Richard Fer·
da; Leslie Arden FlADUIOn, Mr.
and Mre. Richard fla.m.on;
Kimberly Ann Geioele, Mr. and
Mra. Albert Geioele; Mary Jo
Hausman, Mr. and Mra. Richard
Hausman; Katharine Anne
Henderaon, Mr . and Nn.
VIEW-VIEW-VIEW
NEWTOYOUI
Seldom ovoUobte 4 bedroom home In BroadmoOt',
Harbor VIew Hills. Quiet secluded area wtth com-
munity pool c.ld green belt. SUperb view propertyt
$429,000.
Call Ana ,_. .. to ... IG-1200 .
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DEDIGE ELIINS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
BRAND NEW UST1NGI
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Three bedrooms, fomlly room.
Call for details.
2 Corporate Plaza Drive
Newport leach • 759·9100
•
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LIVE ON THE ORAND CANAL-Your own
dock. plus a four bedroom• house. and • ~
bedroom income unit. A rare opportwuty.
SSOO.OOO ... A li•t.ing of Rita Boland.
WHY PAY MORE? 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
formal dining room. family room. sunny
deck and creebide patio. Terrific at
at42.600 ... A listing of Natalie Foprty.
UYE ON THE OREENIIEl T -E•t.a~like
atmo8phere.. and citibome . convemence.
Community tennis. pool. bicycle patb8.
Three lovely bedroomJt. 2 l /2 batba. All
thia for at39,600 ... A listing of o-n
RathbuD.
INTERIOR-Eaquiait.e decor. 3 beclroorJ
plua unit. ta•teful with lpA. pier aDd .up.
a750.000 .•. A lia~of Kaa.bieSbielde.
,MilLY DMAII HOUR-larp ~
loYely a bedroom boma. Pool. jarnZJl,
aDd ~ .... you could think of. A
true ...lue lat ...at.600 P• Or.t
fi•I,'IICiJw ••• A u.ti. ol o.bra Bibb.
PMK..UKIIN UYCRUT-SO treea. .pa
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home b not enough /or JOmt ~opk.
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men/ mwl ~ as ucllint 01 1~/r ltomt.
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crrateJ a Dt'l/ •P«ial community:
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to /1«4 /JeJrocm f/cxxp/afll are o//tretl
with DPiifOX{mote/y 2.525to 4.370
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will be bPI at Dept. No. 3 at
700 Cavicl C.Otar Dnve WeiA,
Santa AAa, CA WIOl OD
Jwaal7,1G8lat9:30a.m.
IJ' YOU OBJECT '" tbe qranta.nq of tb. p4rlltioo, you
ahould either appear at the
he&noq aAd .Uta your objec·
boot or hle written objeobooa
wath the cowl before the
h..riDq. Your appearance
may be IJI penon or by your
attoraey
IF YOU ARE A
CRmiTOR or a cODb.Dqant
cradJtor of tbe deceued, you
m\dt tale youz cl&ua Wlth the
cour1 of pr..at it to the per·
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poUited by the c:oun WltMn
lour mootlu hom 1M cl.te of
hnt a..uaJK:e of letten u
prcmded IJI .ecbon 700 ol
the C&Wonua Probeta Code
The l1Dw lor filiDq clahu will
aot eiplra prior 10 lour moo·
tJu hom the cl.te of tbe h..r·
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PUIUC NOT1CE ncnnoos a•usnn:ss
MAJU: ITA TENOfT
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Nay I 1881
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ncnnovtiOSDUU
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NO ~ LTD , Sl. NO ~. 62 I Lido Perk Dr•••. Ito 0-3, Mnwport ._, ... CA
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On-Ito 0.3 ......,..., ._.,a. CA
12M3 n.. ""'--.. eoocl~ by •
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T1lle Nle-ftl wu hied Will> 1M
Coval'f Clark of Ora6qoo eo ... .., oa
Nay 15.11111
1'\abhob Nny lO 27. l•u l 10.
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NAJU ITA TENOfT
Nr191
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b ... .-u OLD NIU flHAifCIAL
SIJIVICES 3114 II AJ,.., C-•
Neoo CA 92626 Penny II
Kollnabed 4le Gold..,rod Cor-.
6.1 Nor. CA 92625
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PVIUC IIOTICI ncnnoos IVSIIUU
IIAJa ITATDIDfT
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CA 112M3 Sll.onoa II s-.llo, S311
Foill•r1on A•• . Newport ~·· CA 92663
Tlw a. ..... -It """dwc:lad br u Ia
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Pvb~ w., ll, 30, 71.
1881 •• n. ,...,..., "'-•
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nc:lTT10VI WIIIIIU
•AME ITATIJIDn n . ~o~~ow,.. -,.,. .._.
bw-.. WJtSTD.H r AST non or
CAL DIC IGI Sky Puk Cud•
L.ot I,..... CA 112714 Dorolto.,
"'-.. 21!0 VIOle 0... ............. a..c• CA t21M0
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CLASSIFIED
INDEX
ANHOUNCEMENTS
1 F~meral Heme•
2 F~meral Ouec:lon
3 C•metery Crypts and
Lota
4 Wemonal
5 n oruta
6 Annoupcemenlt
7 Acco~mtanlt
8 Altomey
9 Penonab
10 Lo.t and Fo~md
11 Scboola a~~d lnetruotaon
12 Bue1n-Penonat.
13 Bankulq
14 Pete and L!vNtoclr
15 Gar~• Salee
16 HMlth
17 T ravel/V acallon
18 IAteNUUDeDI
Ul G Lit S119oelltiou
EMPLOYMEIIT
23Halp Waaled
2o4 laploya..t Aqncy
2S Co\lUel~Do .. me•
2t Uc:eued CI!Udeare
'nlt~Waated
nMANCIAL
26 Money Wulled
~ Money To Lou
30 But•n .. Opportull!ll•
31 lnvettmnt
Oppo"-!U..
l2 Trut o-de •nd
Nof\9e9•
13 Aato ru..aciaq
S4luu..o.e
JIIICR.A.II'DII ........
31 SpoU"IIIiri QuM.
37A.rt
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56 Hou.. Unha..ru.Mcl
57 Hou.. Funtilhed
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For llenl
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61 11oomt For Rant
62 Office.ICoJUUDercaaJ
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IS Gareve For Reot
te Wuted To Bat
REAL ESTATE
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73 ......_ Ptoperty
71 Pn>perty ~-· 7t Ioco...ltadutrlal
77 :r.:rc. .• Waaledl
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DIRECTORS
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Cemetery. Mortuary.
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3500 P8cifk VIew Dr
Newport BeKh, CA ntt
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P-o ... t ChJ~ ead -.u .
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545-1107.
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CIPT UABUJTY for I.DC!Or·
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en-on 1.11 uy ad"rtiMIID«<ta
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S15 with Atl
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We... CONGftATUl.A
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two tlcbb to "S~o~per FWl "
1"--c.a1l 673-0550 for your
tlcketa.
I PERSONALS
ABORTION AND FREE
PIWCJDADCY taeti.Dq: P•reooal
ud ooDfkleati.al car•. Low
fee iDolud• COUDMllng, }a.b
telta, eurqery, m.dicatloo
ud po.t-operaUv• e:aa.m .
G.le1al (aaleep) or local
~ availa.ble. Referral
for b&id-ald aterihaahoo
(......_), vuectomy (mal•).
ud late abortion p roc.durM
Wecli-Ca.J and loaurane41 ac-
cepted. C a ll C a hloroaa
Pr.p.ancy Co~&AMIJ.ng Serv-
ice for loJo~tJon o r lm-
•ecliate appololmeol In
Newport B.acb, (714) 752
0053; lo Sa.nta Ana, (714)
1712-3104.
Dear D.: Hope you don't mau
me too much tba.a w"k S.ve
me a amite' Love, J
DIIP MUSCLE THSAPY
AMI Cit~ • R.-ota-
lllltle!M WIIICII llef9a atrtaa •
........... .,.._~ • TIOINO
..... MNMr ---~ llleiiiOd ol 0... ..... "'-CICI'I
To...._ Gfl 11119011•"*'' ~A.L.....-Mente ,.. ...... c ....... tJUt
.. 117..0117
10 LOST a: FOUND
LOST: MALl IRISH SlT
TIR, b.. bad recent aurgery
(714) 980-1159 Vacwty of
P1aoeati.a and V1ctona Colta w-.
11 SCHOOLS a:
INSTRUcnON
CATHY BIGBY GJJD.D..UC
Ac.demy. G itla 5 and ~r.
8eql.uinq/advanced Wt.la.
Alao mini-QYDI 2~-5 ,..II,
boyllolrla. (714) 168-5950.
TUTORING: Computer
&lalll.d m.tNctioD 1:D buio
math, aloebra, r•adloq.
Enobab. GED; Elemernt.ary-
Adult. Cezater tor BMI.c:
I..anw!g Skilla, (714) 557·
5714
CERTIFIED TEAR GAS
tra1oino, individual•
group a t• and fu.Dd -ral8en.
N.S.l., (714) 835-0121.
EXP!RlENCID, CREDEN-
TIAl.ED VOICE tMcber b.aa
op•DinQI for Jlud.Dtl.
Popul&r and claaical atylee.
Call 542-2115.
TINY TOTS 1ITNESS. Lov-
liiO. poallive eavtroomant.
Fun pbyaical t.arul.og u -
pen.oc•. lnt.oe G)'11L0Utica
Park (ooo-prout). 546-1218.
FRENC H INTENS IVE
LESSONS, all levela. Nahve
lpMhr, e:aperieDc.d, cr•
deDti.aled l.Ditnlctor. F1nt
la.oo fr" Call evenillge,
S52-6EQS.
SU MMER T UTO RIN G
available by elem•otary
epecl&l-oeedt tMcher, an
your bome or mtn• All aub-
tecla and .,.... IDclud.d.
Pr-otly a reaouroe ~
caal< tor l.anu.no b.ancbcap·
ped cluld.reo. Ca.Jl 559-0459.
THE IRVINE CHILDREN'S
CHORUS Summer Worlrabop
11 preMotLng Gilben &
Sullivan'• "H.M.S. Pinalore."
Agea 6-18, b eQIDI I=• 22.
Twace w"ltly, 4-5 p .m.
552·9448
AIRPLANE f LIGHT IN·
STRUCTION by en. c-a
172 AenAl pbotOI, aoll ....
100 Call me evenloqa tor
ecoDo my rat••· Spark,
661-61 47
12 1USINESS
PERSONALS
LIAJlN TO IARN S180/week.
Work 1·2 boun d&11y atufflo9
eDv•lop••· SeDd aelf-
addr~ IWBped •nveJope
to Reqal, 42.4 W. CoiDDIOD•
wealth, Dept. L, PGU.rtoD,
CA~.
PI:RSONAL Bn.L PAYING
ud T&ll R.c:cnd Service:
T ruat D .. d Collection
BNce, 675-9132.
14PETS•
UVESTOCK
FRD BASSrti HO UND.
Neut•r.d mal•. 6 yMrl o1d.
tri-color. Friendly pet to •
Iovino hom•. Evaoloqa,
SS1-&c9S.
MPY MARE. 3 YNrl, 15.1.
or"o broke, •llperi•nc.d
rider, ahow potential. seoo.
768.-4920.
NUST SELL -Adora.ble
black toy mal• poodle. All
ahota, alter.d, \100 Fr" to
9ood bome -nnall toy poo·
die aud atlky terrier mm,
female b.u aU allol:l and
.-pay.d 831-6118 ----I KEEP IN STEP
with LIFESTYLE
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nearly 88,000 homes!
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$1.24 per line
. 99 per line
.89 pet hne
.79 per hne
.66 per hne
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Au ..u.t'a reudenno of Cnott'a Berry FanD'a n....t at:UactioD, "The Calico S.m O..Oce, ·~ cS.pictl the rM.I 'ol
ol' COU!lt ry •tmoaplwre of the oonven.d livery at&ble refurbished ud decorated lor ceJ.brantt of Weatern·
atyle fu where Jolb oatker to le&nl the "Texu Two-Step" to the m\Wc of top co\l.Otry/-..tem m~Uic ltan1
tide the buclooo bull and cotmUDe .U the old-time t.vorlte M ta.
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t7S.tSSI
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e NEWPORT ENSIGN
• COST A MESA NEWS
e IRVINE TODAY
15 GARAGE SALES
MO VING SAL! -39 LiDd·
bero. Irvine. 559-9110. Fur·
GJture, wuher and dryer,
etc. May 30, 10 a.m. to 4
p.m.
18HEALTH
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MDd.a have with tuaf one viail
to the S.o Clemente Hyp·
now Center, 655 C&DWlO de
Loa Mar• (M.dical Plua
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493·3332.
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3722; Larry, 631-3275
PUPPET SHOWS lor ve ry
epecaal barthday par11ea or
clubt and church pa rt1 ...
Call Pat W•lsoo. (7 14)
547-1090
BELL YDANCING and lnter-
nataonal o. ... n. fM tured at
be nefat performa nc e fo r
South Orau9e County YWC A
Fnday, I=• 5, 8 p.m. 1411
North Broadway, Santa Ana
Advanc.ct bclr.eta S4. C.U
Ateah. 731-4574 or YWC A
54.2-3577
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Santa Ana, 92705 EO!
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clerlta Top pay Call oow
957-1303 Adll Temporary
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-ry We will b'aill YO\I
::..U betwMJI i a.m and 5
p m for det.U.I AM about
>ur ben.tltal C. P W ~
-reb. (714) $45-1458.
WANAGI.WENT Buallleu-
maa requu•• a .. oc1ale
rp&letlme tor Ol.tr. Coo·
au.ltiDg BIWll-C b.anc• to
produce aubltantia.J lllcome
111 your own buan-without
111v..tment 631-5008
S6tHOUR SOUND GOOD?
Thai'• what our Orang•
County r•p• average. S.U
Avon 111 your n••ohborhood
o r at work Call 846-1140.
S UPERVISOR POSITIO N
avatlable Wlth Welcommo
S.rv1ce 111 C>Tan9• County
We -• a MU·motivat.d
wom&Jl!man ca pable of man
&Qlll9 otllere Salary, fnnQ ...
IJAlDlllg Poteoba.J for orowtb
N ull have car Salee a pi\U
Call Mre St .. m~, (213)
378 2595
FILE CLERKS
No ( • plfoentt Ntcn ut y
ClERK TYPIST
At least 40 wpm
Immediate openrngs.
long and short term.
Flexible hours.
Call for Information
and appointment
4000 Birch No. 1 0 1
Newport Beach
851 -1044
SERVlC E.M.A.N, nMt •ppea.r-
rnq, good dnVinq rec<)rd and
referenc:M requtred for grow
111g company watb pl .. aanl
wo rloo9 cond1taone aad o•o
eroua Mlary prOQra.m ltvllle
Petit Control, 586-7378 ----FORNER AMW A Y dJa.mond
duecu bave atan.d more
prohtable buiiUI-GroWld
floor opponunaty No nair
731-6876 -N.ANlCURJST b peneac-
.d Beauwul fneodly .hop
an Fu.haoo Wand Buah·ID
claeDtele Rent .-pace or top
co~D Will coD&IdeT
guarantM C.U Pat. 640
6023
SALES Ca r"r opportwuty
lll aport. promo &Ad aalee
mauao emeDI Call Mr GrMII
at (714) 541-4118
OPIN POSmON lor laeJd
aal-'•rvtce oiJtee -lrvllle
ar" Good typmo akaU. and
olboe upenence requued
l a.cell•ot be ae hta Call
Naroaret, 641·1050.10 1
PART-nME
DRIVERS
WANTED
M.50/hr.
plus
18.5C/ml.
Ot'op off our papers
at carriers
homes each
Wednesday.
No selling.
Von or
station wagon
and
Calif . Ort"qrs
' .v oiiS8 required .
5114484
Man fll ..... ,. ........
23 HELP WARTED
CAREER SAlES
OPPOIITUirT 'f
II youllrlt 1G1N ~ ~tiCIII
IIIII •• ..... 10 .-\ lllrt you
can ~an~ hom S20 UO 000 fOIII
lu1 ye• On tlle-,atl 11..., pro
lnSIONI lducllllll ~sn IIIII
f~ f1111ntlll ~ c..,.t•s
St•tlll9 s*y 111u1 ~
IIIII hllwt fiiiNIINI possOirlaes
~ ~Cowen C71CI 731 2000
CHURCH ORG~ -1
Mrvice per Sund.y. Oc:oa
liona.J SIUld.ys oH $25 per
M l'VlC• Aud.luou Saturday.
May 30 Ca.JJ Douq W .Ua.a,
551-1473 after 6 p.m. for
appointment
'COURTESY
NEEDS
• Secretortes
• Receptionists
• Typtsfs
• File Clerks
• CRT Data Entry
• General Office
e PBX Operators
• Acctg. Clerks
lmmeclate Assignments
TOP RATES
CALl DORIS
COURTESY
lemportl'y SeMce, Inc.
3303-0n Harbor BM:t.
Costa Meso
-(1 979-3660 -(1
Operl_ ~ Sd ~12
EXERClSEIDAHCE llllllnac-
t,.., $7/hO\Ir Will traua
Work own ..,_. Wrue
C..Wonua A•rob1c O&nc•
17461 0 lrvllle Blvd . TIUibn,
C A92680.
LlVI-IN HOUS!It~!PUI
111tt•r Deeci.d for 2· ud 3
yea-olde 1D WJaaon V .. to
N uat love I.Jttle qnle
768-0851 ----------------G RANDWA· TYPE NDDED
to car• for mfaut 3 d.ys a
w .. lr. Rafereace. 499-5698
NOW HIRING
-SECRET ARIES
-PBX RECEPTS
-BOOKKEEPERS
-GEN'L OFFC. CLRt<S
-DATA ENTRY CllkS we ttCJ\fe temporary
and part-time
assl nments.
2S COUNSELJNG
SERVICE
VOCAnONAL G UIDANCE
and telltlllo. lafe plunJJ19
~· CODIWIAilOD per
aonalaty proiU.., behav1or
man&Qemeot Ea1"n G ranoe
)ry, M.S , CoWlMhng 25301
Ca bot Rd , Suat• 105, L.gu
oa Kllla. CA 92653 951
8368
2SUCENS£D
CJD1,J)CARE
STATI LAW RIOUIRIS that
pe..-. wi.o prcmde child
care ua their boa. be beeDa
.d For mJonuboa 011 bow
to obta.i.a ~ Ul C>Taaqe
CowatJ, C.U (714) 834-5172
PRISCH<X>L AMD INJ' ANTS
b..by.att~DcJ. 6 • • 6.30
p • lr.uw.t, lunola and
IDec b . Ltc•aMd South eo.. Plua. (714) "1 2273
Call ...., 5 p •
Z'7 SITU A T10NS
WARTED
ILICUONICS SJNIOR
TICJOOCIAN ...U pantfuU u.. ~~ betwwn
Mua of 8 p .a . t1U'O'I&Qia 7
• •. ~. 24 t.ollt
&YallabUlty we•keeda a.wae 1Q)OII req\MII (714) ... ,..,,
I YIAJIS• DPIIUINCI -
~.~ ........ 4AWt _.,..._,dm-will .............. ~
..., ................. 00.· ..... ......... ,. ==• ,., nom, ._... ..... Q.ll)
.,.un. •• t * (213)
137·7111.
ftACTICAl. M'UIIII -Jl .,.. ..,...._, ..,.., hb ....... *'.-.o.. ...... ,.,,.u... • ••• , ••••..
~ ... 2Z21.
* • BETTY ftOTHAIRWIL,
P 0 Boll 2074, Newpof1
Be1ch CO NG RATULA
TIONSI You b.av• tl&M woo
two udreu to ··super 1= "
PIM.M call 673 0550 for your
hckete
29 MONEY TO LOAM
MONEY ' WO taYI WONIYI
LOANS by pbooet Home-
oWDen, bald c&U oow' Any
amount, any reuoo Crecilt
oo problem Take up to 15
Y"n to repey 111 anflat.d
doU.nt Or 90~ of home
m&rket value w1tb IDte rest
only peymentaf For beet
rat•, pereoDa.J MTVlC. ci.y,
nlohta. w"bod.a. call hm.
586-91271 A9e ot -----PRIVATI PARTY haa f=d.a·
2nd, 3rd, 4th truat deed $5
millloo Wuat 111ve.t by June,
1981 Mr Bnttoo, 855-4130
MONEY, WO NEY. MO NEY
AVAILABU II Wadow b.u
money to lend -SIO,OOO up
No c:r.d1t c beckalpeoalty For
ac11oa call O.ZUU.On A..o-
caatH, 673-7311
2ND TRUST OlEOS, 10 15
YMn fully aJDOrtu.d ln·
tere.t·only 10&111 alto aviJ.!-
able ln HWltl.DQ1oo Beach
call (714) 847-6006, ao Foun
lAID V.Uey caJl 964-2519 lor
latellt IDtei'Nt r1t ..
I HAVE MONEY to lou on
your home Low 111terellt, fl'"
appraaa.l 7 d.y Mrvlc•.
c r.d1t oo problem Bill, (714)
964 3195
WILL CO SIGN to qu1hfy
homebuyera haviDQ down
payment but U11uU1caent an
come 837 5453
CREATIVE$$
4 day lundlng rf needed
No Pavm•nt Loan
Specoalm Homeowner
loens • tenth LMve lo¥'
amount SQeeae!ISt Land
apartmer~ts rentals tom
mefCiel 111 2nd and 3rd
TO 1
CALL DICK
BAOKEA
556-7341
CALL NOW.
173-1551
308USlNESS
OPPORTUlflTJES
FUTUl\E KI.A.L TH IS HDI
AND NO W With Zen.1th Ad·
vanc.d H..ttb Syatema Do
good th.ln9• lo he lp people
&ad the planet •nd make
more moaey too1 631 1726
or 851 7'058
GU AR ANTEE D
MO NEYNAUR" Baq de
mand for Ala. Vera cap
aul• Pure Aloe ruac• ID dry
ca.~• form o....t..... lll
'11*' t-ve -9• 851
7058 or 6311126
31 ART
INVEST [N ART MUMWII
qu&l.aty p.uDtlllqs Old lllde r
&Dd UDpr-IOrual JtyLe Wuat
liqUidate amm.d)<ltely Pn
vat• party 536 2647 atter
6 p m
DRAMA TIC G IG ANTIC
7'a8' Fr ... r ou p.uDtl.DO ol
C&Dyoo de Cbe lly S..utlful
ly framed 12,0001oller
Fnday S.turday. 494 7110 to -
31ANTJQVES
AHllOUI n GD MAPLE
can-t cba1., Bea~tdul
cou.d.JboD $135 eacla Call
FndaJ S.tsuday 494 7110.
appouaboeDt to -
A.NTIOUIS. O AX ~SUM •U
Balber cbau rwlvel c:b.a.u
ud b&Utree Top q\lo&lity
681-6164 --------
41 FUJU(JTUR£
CUSTON·MADI ANT10UI
atyLe oak kttc b.D tab&e and
chalra AaUqu• Collat"
F~· ltdchee-cbalaq room
hutcll. AaUque Country
FTeDCit ooabmatloa book·
c .. ei JHdcreoahol• dealt
7Stol3
TWO liD Vll. VIT
C'IIAIISiwooct .,... se
...d.. Ga.. e•uaaNe, $!10. ............... .....,...
.... ..-.. ... llld ....
.... ~. $31. Onanilll 1
*'-r. SlO a... ..... .... c.a •aoa.., •
• I ..........
41 FtJIUQTURE
POOL TABLI. laqUtte,
old-fu!ucm.d model w1tll
ut1ltic: piQQ leo•· Slate,
leathe r poeketa. S1,SOO
value, MGnhc• SS9!5 o.hver
tr.., !d, (714) 836-8102
nTRNITURI -WUST SnLI
Almoat ~~-brud-aame hu·
1u1ure 12-p.-ce d.uw:lo room
aeta, $925 5-p-b.d.room.
$650 .. ~. SoJ&Ilov-t,
5450, plAypen, $850, eof·
t-ta.bla aet, $250. Lota moe•
h.u~b quaJ.lty funuture lor
eale Call (714) 6J9..426S
LANE FO RMAl DIHJ:NG
room let, 8 bron .... w.de
chatn , laQhtad chm.t cloaet
Some liv1119 I'OOlD furruhu •
IDcludad tr.. to ha ppy
buy•r. $1,500. 586-2060.
42 APPLIANCES
WANTED: Refngen lon aud
tr..a.en (Workuao or Dot )
Top dollar p&ad 537-2463
t3 TELEVISIONS/
STEREOS
21-I:NCH l.nitll color couoJe
televtmon ln 9ood eoncilb.:>n
S210 551-9559
44MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
HENRI'S GUITARS
O rauo• County'• f111e11t com·
plete repau .hop wlll b.lp
you play and aouo.d bett•r
Fr.. QUitar ~.n/111t.J·
UCjleat altem at.J,.. Work and
mercba.ndiee guaranteed
Buy, Mll, trade. t..o.na
548-8584 --------ANTIOUI • CHICURING
Grand Plano Completely
retuuah.d 159-9083
FLUTE Profeaa1ou l
mdoel Salver Selme r Gold
apnnqw. llr61Qbt toue whole.
830-2101
.soma:
EQUIPXEJn
APPLE D PLUS. 481t. 12"
mo1Utor. aoftware. J 3, 2 ~
d n..-. u.-d 8 aoun. wad.
wananty, belt oft. 951-043'3
days, 586-2841 DJOA~·
en cia
'9 DIAMONDS •
JEWELRY
EST ATE -SECONDHAND
JEWUIIY AND STERLING
n ATWARE Coata muc h te.
at Beatley'a, 220 I 17th St ,
C oata w-645-6585 .
JEWELR Y REPAil'S ud
manuJactu nng Baymo Dd
Je-lry 369 1. l ?tla 5I . No
16 eo.u w.. 631-5105
(acroe from Ralpha)
SPA.RJQ.I:NG JEWELRY at
~ cta.counl for mfo~
IIOD eeod Mlf·addrN..d
.tamped envelope to liAR co p 0 Boa. 11270 Co.ta w-C A 92627 ------"CASH FOR YOUR O LD
GOLD Dl&moD<h • Spec-Wta.·
U\9 111 c\liiOIII ~ ,...
mounta. te'p&1R N0111 rwpa.1n
wb.Ue you waatl "ock W.rt1:0
C!Utom Jew.lry, 1144 S
Cou1 Hwy lAowaa S..Ch
Nut to Pottery Shac k.
494-8622
50 MlSCEI.LAREOOS
TILIPHONI ANSWIIUNG
WACHIMIS. Deeou h.,. 1ele
phoo• Waro• bra.nd:a. l&rqe
d lacount SaleeiM rYICe
C 175· 3a) Pl40 N · TRO NlCS
15095 S..eh Bhrd • We.b~W!
at•r. (714) 8e4-0720
UDSPUA.DS. NANU1 AC
TURI.RS OUTLIT t..a.ro-ua
Or.aqe eowa., ledchaq &
Becllpr-cf RoUM, 1440 S
Waul St., Sa.nta ADa_ &d.UI·
qeor/Wa.ua 13S-l6Jl
PU'IUSHD DOIS MOT AC·
CUT 1JABDJTT lor aac:or·
rwc:t apelliao, or•• .. uc.J -..
acc:Grac._, or typoQnpMcal
enon t.a an1 act-fttu mta
pllbl~ til u.. ,.._ .....
Grv~ap
A.WWAY PIODUCTS co-.
to ,_, Jlatw4ect5oe ...,.
....... 01 ...., bac.k ...
Sl543. .
A.WWA Y PIIODUCTI -I
..&1 00.. to ...... 0100.
derSpa.
.... I'Qa IALI.: ....
........... •l.aJ, ..... ......... ,Jo, •. W&.la
leaoa.l•ll•••• vie••· .-..-.o-..-.7131
-. •OCUJr ILUIY ADA
-3 WIOOil, 2K ~. Tl7
140,000 dowa.. .... """ ~tile. ~.!cell·
-...----~ ........... $2211,000, OWMf
.. , 01117· Call .... , Dill War
...,.,, ~.131·7130
CUSTOM IUU.T WATIJl.
noiiT IIONI, rec~w.u·,
...... ~ d.ap cba.ft ...... a..-P'-. 13-fooc at
MLW. p..._. ~. Cor-
_.-~.,._ 3 beocirooa, 3
~ ...... 4,000 lq. ft .• 2 ava. ....-. luve wo~k
.... Prtac;p.&. oal}. C&1.l
(714) 423-Gl lor &ppo&DI• .... sm.ooo.
OWNIIl nNAMctNG bea\lb·
hal Harbor Vww ~ome,
c:.n..& IIOCW, 3 bedroom, :l
betk. U.. of bnck, pl.uten
uad pldaL Low -ma-.ue.
raid. cloee to ~o. OalJ s:IS,OOO dowD. Opeo
for m.p.ouoa Sal\lrclar·
SadaJ, 12-S. Call OW1tet/
re<or, 752-1830 or640-5987.
aOOKDOS/
TOWIUIOUSES
FOB SALE
NO 'QUAUrYUfGIUASI
OPTION, 1-bedroom ooDdo,
$800(pet IDOilth. So~ath Cout
PS&u .,_, Jaa. 540--4646,
631-78S3, ageat.
OWJfD DISPI.RATI -1-
beclrooe Newport a..ch.
Low clown pl~&~ Ierma. Joh.n,
540-*6, 631-7653, &~AI
IRVIMI CONOO BY OWNER
-$10,000 do.,. or ...ume
lou lor $23,000 el 13Y.~ 2
bedroom, 1 Y. bath, aar
CODcl., qwet loceboa, &.Dade
laudry. o•r•o•. haQhly
~~pCJr.o.d. $91.000. ss 1-0217
LAKI NJSSJON VIIJO
CONDO riohl oa the water
The b .. l vaew ~anat aa
Fialeterra. 2 bedroom•.
SUt,OOO below mullet -
S206,000. Jluib1e hDanCU\Q.
<>w-r, 951-0111 ,951 2017
·BY OWNER-lrvuw Spnnoa
coodo. 2..beclroom, 1 ~.-bath
aDd wut. A..&inable 10\4~.
All aaeoiti•. 832-1 OS4 or
833-0651 de,..
CALL
THESVTTOII
NEWS GROUP
673-0SSO
71 LOTS • ACREAGE
•aun.ou P~CUGI -2
c..dlbed 1ole or 4-uat o-.clo
pro~t. pl.&.ae tae1•4hd.
Prl•ate wet•r acoeu.
s 1so:ooo. 483-0IS2. brobr.
OCIAN VIIW LOTS!
S..utihal Wono Ba,JC..,.coe
area. froa $8,980. t ....
DetaUa ud .,... C'IOMlal pro-
party report. A9"!4 711).
8160.
78IRCOIIEI
IJCDUSTRIAL
PROPERTY
u UNITS -seoo.ooo. Ia·
eell.Rt eo.. ..... loc:atiaa.
9.6 IG, ~t low-iatwe~t
hnaneiDQ With 1~ dowD.
1031 Olt. Prillclpala oal,.
AQeOt, 631·7215.
71REALESTATE
WARTED/
EJ:CHAJfGE
CONOO POll SALI o• a -
chuQe b~ $20,000
eqw.ty LQ CODdo lot ciupla.
CODdo 1.1 iD uc:eU.Dt ooodt-
Uoo with COIIIJDOD ..,... pool.
Locauoa -Oru.v•. Prtc. -s 101 ,000. Ponw.t Jlropertiee
Inc., 851-6355.
80 MOBILE HOMES
COSTA WISA, ADULT $-
STAR PARJt. Owner .. ,. ..U
-no tM80D&bla offer ..tu.
ed. Wll.lt Mtt.le ettat•. Beau·
t:aJu.l fv.l.lr·hmuahad 1-bed-
,oom llJIQie-wade, 12w60.
540-8448
NEWPORT BEACH -28-
loot tJ.U.r with c:e.bua.
Good park "-u.bl• ,_t,
aMI m&riDa, beech. Hoque,
$6,500 c:uh. Alter 4, (714)
653-5046.
...........
COif& .... -0.... ..... ,_ ..........
......... d 'JW ur.
lK ................... ........... ~ ..
' 1" ............ of. $
TBI 0110¥111 11VD111 .._
..... :Mila.~
M r:mt _.. bpt..._. lla-
teno•. c-... ·-h ... .. .,..,._. ... , .......... .... ao. w .. bu. a..._
~ ....... ._..AU
..... Ja ~ lociMI ••
&atl ...,....., t&Jell l.oo4Mcl .... m. ............ ud
pool. T~u-u •l~utl
S81,800. Call Jloreac:e,
132·17'01, m-4772. l..a,. cllll heda..J~Dr.
n. ._. ...... 11.,.. .....
5 at•-Tfl!llt ~ 11 .640 ,._
h 1 1t1 *' ll"fttt conw ltlt..
CetltMrel ctt1t1111. cull•
dts: t a .. ... " dDuts. LR
22a23. I.-eM hcky•r•.
t11,500.1ftll 162 SlSS!MI
...... ~ .......... lor rttnd
~ Of ....... 1 Za60 Conterd
Mtl\1115 ..,..._ Faw at• pn.
MCW1tl ..... -v II peR KIN
llln UU95 1Ml l34 ~86571
~ ....... lltar s.. Crest. c ... tGIII SWII
..... lldl c. ....... tly ..
rtlr.,.tllf. !Mit 111 ber. ISitlld
kltct.\. 3 t• ttrp011 Plad nglll
att52,000 1Ml 1•0317S0lt01
fOREMOST
HOME BROlERS
855-2328
WIT U.CID'ICI -2!1-&r:.t
CoWa kt .......... .
~tatifal voadiUO.. 2
.. I ' tr.u.r, Iaiii--. w. .... halb eq 'u••· c '±d ......... n.soo.
.. )GI.
lt73 UIPJACK. u.~ooc . o,&KW, •• a.uu .......
work. ..._ olfet. (213)
..... 117.
1171 JSLAII'DD 30. $32,!00.
(714) ... 21!0 aad (714)
S.»14
ILDGMA108 BOAT, 11~·
loot ltll • boat. 454 a-, .
lerkf.e, .PQaP (.. boat
wt.uu), btud .... .u ...
...... CWIIII:Ia ...... traaa.r.
IIISt Orn:ll. 552-3117 or
work BZ·14U.
17-IOOT WONA.RCH 115
~ ol&tboud, o,..t U:1 ead
fleltlaQ boet. $4,800.
831-834.5.
IMMACULATE
21'·34'10ATS
8111 ..ttl .... ,.,.. """
t 189 '-'til ll!daldn dlo IIICI ......
MlrN till"" 12131823 4064
Newperl Btldl I 11•1 96• 599•
II R.ECREAnON
VEIIJCLES
una III:P CHI:IlOitD s o..a .. ,lliad iD c.Jilonua,
~ towi.D9 Nlcle 401-V8,
fWl optioD paci£A9e, li,OOQ
....U... N...,., olJ road. S7,990.
7fi8.062I6 a.fter 4 p .m
US-f OOT C AB-OVIR
CAWPIJt ..... ,..,119.Utof,
Jlieeo jacb, qood eJeaa COD•
elation. $1,100. 581-2974,
951-9172.
92BJCYCU:S
• BfX!IEA TlOlf
VEIIlCLEI
1m \'OUSWAGDI Caap.. - w ................. ..., .
,al-GOl.
• SEB't'ICEIUPAIB
urnsH AutO IDAJIS; .. .,_,, J ..... BMley,
nluapla WG. T'n-pla S..V
...... cMW .........
1-Kubot lhd . eo. w-. 548-6221, HD»'S
GA&AGI.
taA.NSWISS10N UPADI t11
........ pnc. AI) wo"
....-leed , .... plcbp ad
d.., C&1.l (Jl4) !ISZ..)U7
6or~
11 IIOTOBC'Ya.ES/
MOPEDS
HONDA TV.D. liD. C1'
.90. 1,400 ori9ia&l --. . .,,.., lor c:aapiDQ Wldl
motorbo&e £ac:.Ueat coed.i·
Uoa. Oaly s•9s. CaU
540-6472
IS V ANS/TRUCD
FOR SALE
1976 PORI> TRUCit, 302 V8
wath abeU ead Cl'llllolD ec-
eeeeon" s~. SJ.SOO
(714) 551 -8801.
92BJCYCL£S
STAR
Bicycle World
* • • HuRt setection tn
our new locatiOn • • • u l)eft semce on
lllbflnd$ • • • 2146~ ....
t.ta ...
(714) 646-9343
~OH~'S Rll\t:S "1 I C»:--
8
\vl"-rh.,;ll.,.•l<r•
10 12 15
SPUDS
CRUISERS-MOTOCROSS
PARTS & SERVICE
All MAKES
WE PEDDlE THE BEST
FOR USS
NEWPORT Bl VO AT 1 7TH
COSTA MESA
I He a I 10 AtrOII Bros I
645 -4720
...
..
' i "
n.. .wport ....... ··~·-.. ....,, • ...., 17. Jill~.
1117 POll) MCMCO 4· .... ..... , 9 ,,.._.
_, ••-nhh ... .0. m.-. .
1M DOOGI TUDDMIM
3DO YAM. A* b •
....-.~ ...........
'···-·--· $1,1801fine. CaD Mr. Al¥otd .. -...,
ft'f WIJ UASDIG, tiMt oalr
..., 110 vot Can. .... aad
tncb. D.G .W. a.-w.q,
(714) 64Z-1M4 .
17 AU106 WAIITED
USII) CAIS W AJn'll) -
Up liD 1!JOO paa.l. haatao or
aot A.llo wncb belu.Dqa,
sa-&41 .
PU8lJSHD DOIS MOT AC·
CD'f L1ABIIJTT lot lDcor·
net ~. • q,r..-tacu
LUC'C\I.facWe, w trPo'P~
JC.J ecrors Ia UJ ad•1
u.-m pubb..._, 10 t.lut
Swtoo New. GIO~&J>.
--~-:-::= JUPS. C AitS, PICKUPS
f,_ S35 o\v&.ll.abl. at local
~~ evoc:boU for
~ry. :..U Swp!\11 O.ta c.u.r. (415) 864 0&44
W:DCIDIS 1980, CLASSIC
lOOD. 3,000 mil.e. met&ll.lc
chaapeoue $22,900. Pn"Yete
paltJ. 9'19-6365.
1m ctm..ASS sUPRDa
Power eteet1D9/brak••·
lUIIOa&bc, &U, lller'eO, low
1U.Me, DUDt coodltioo N \&81
,_ S2,100 beat offer
i59-791S
1977 UNCOLM 4-DOOR
Towncu Fv.Ur eq1Upped
-nne, low ..W..~. u
ceUeGt CODdwoa. Mu -
S5,500 642·9'198.
1979 MGB, LOOTED lDI
noN Bl.ack, take over t-
or plllCbMe Elr~t conda
boD SS9-5070
1979 cu russ Loaded
20.000 aut... S5.300. Call 8 s
p.. 770-9333; 661 -3386,
• .. 1UDQI
• AUTOI FOR SALE
1m ~AGD ......
,.,._ Sl.D ot .._. o&. .
.... J*lll, ............ .
IIN7 .._ .... ~I-G7'1
lt71 DATSUN 12JO ~·
llaed. Au. ,......_, ... ooo
aalea. S23,000 hra.
f7'S.M17
WIICIDIS IINZ 300 o.-t. 1m. 47 ooo u.
t..atJa.r. ...,.,. --rooJ.
~ liMa 1_.., 0.... eo
aa.b T•..U. llcKlr Sl5,2SO
155-rrn
SIVtLL.I DIISIL Cl-.a
1979 uo&l ,..U0wl-tc~
leather 'ater.or, cnuae,
at.ltOCDabc, ... , Wire bll.b
c:•JM. wurl top 68,000
h_a, ...-4·-S'Ne -------1978 aww 3301 n ooo
..W.., all utr.. -.rvlced 3
WMb &90 951-31118 aner
4 p ...
1867" OLDSNOBIU C\ltlaM
All a~atoaanc LOelud .. po-r wuado-. au cond a.. of·
fat ... 1881
1972 SUPER B!ETLE
Swuoot, eac.U•ot condlhon,
IDUJ utr.. l2 lOQ'beec of
fer 4SQ.9580 -IUDQa
1978 CUSTOM BUlLT STER
lJNG 500 .U.. new enqLOe.
17,000 malea loaded
831 -7402.
1964 CHIVROLET WAl.JBU
V-8, allloliUbc, power .a .. ,
IDQ, aeellellt, o-p&.IDI
au.. suoo t93·9218
1970 PORSCHE 911E S
..,..d. zww Maebew, m•IJ
whee lt, wbtte bla c lt
851..Q63J
1973 PLYMOUTH SCAMP
6-cylu!der, powea ll"nD9
qood oa IJU. clMD Sl 150
offer 837-4904 eveDUiqa ----1960 AUSTIN HEALEY Road-
••r (4 -ter) 1\•bwlt •ooLOe
and tr~oo A1J Orn.JLOAI
eqwpmeot S2.000 496-1404
-.ulQI
1980 CORVETTE 11 000
aulet auto mahc. T top
po-r .c .. ru~q, au . llereo,
C tuLle IJIUDacwal• 581-8508
•veoLOQI
1971 TOYOTA WAGON -
Rolled qood •nqiDe and
hr.. run• s-499 Brad
837-0089
1977 CAMARO -L~azurv
type eaceUent coDdal.!on a.~r
po-r wi.Ddo ... AMtFW 8·
traclt S3,900 495-1606
•avro.roauu
1m 11..-=nA LM'IID ., ' .... ... ...-.~
s.mc.l ........ , ....
...... Ia Pr crr1W
SS.IDOIB.na. tll-nM
1110 1WW 31111 -Air,
AM/I'M, 11,000 ~liMe.
$1,11115. u.. ....... .
....144ee .. ..
1914 coavun m A.-.
-....: Au, AWN I a • se ooo • ~--.1w.
412111!0
1974 VOLVO liU ....._, ••toola6tic. tu.l ~ ••• .-reo, Vic..._. ........,
13,2SO 41U120
1t79 VOLE.SWAGIII ......
[),_a ·L.-~ s.
~peed, _,_., ..... -~
IUC'Illea. 58.1!0 ., -llJI
~----------CLASSIC 1 H7 lUlCK
Rlvwre GS ~ated, bled.
Owner movuao, •• ..D.
Sl,6001ofter 516-2321.
1978 riA T SPIDD. .uuN
lepe, requ.lat Q-. • Dszt
cooclahoa $4,800. Call
VLilce, SS6-0571. 8SS ltlt. .
VOUSWAGEN 1t'IS a...wnt.
Good ~. air, ~tick.
S2.995 497.J481
1975 O LDSNOIILI St.ufl.re.
f u.lly ~pad. ·-= " ...
coodttaon. low atl-te
8JO.. 7408, before 3 p •. or
ai•r 9-30 p •
1957 VOLDWAGDI. S..·
roof. JN 8-treelt, aew
••CJLOe, tuee, pamt ~2315
iap, 4SI6-l838 ~·
197-4 DATSUN 260Z. lacel-
l_,t coodiboo s-4,400 Au,
maq wta..&a. cle&D AaN 4
p Ill • 830-9455.
1969 TRIUMPH GT6 plu
claaae coUec:tor'a c:a~, U'lnil,
n&nt and )oob ~
SJ,SOO 787-8780
1965 WUST ANG -OnoiUl
owner B~~; eDCJLM, au,
power a-paaAt. rechUa.
S.. thw beauty• $2,100.
631 -4958
99A.tmQUEI
CLASSIC CARS
VINTAGE R.IPRODUC'110N
ol 1901 Otdaaabu.e (parade
car) 3 YMn _.., wUJa c.lr
400 mu• No I"M-..ble ol-
fer ref~a..d AU lor Jaa.
645 8510, •vetU.DO• or .-.
•odt
DIRECTORY OF BUSINESS SERVICES
Pl.A.NMDfG 1'0 PLAHTING:
l..udiOt.J)e IDit&ll&bou for
rour _.., home, ,..,.u or
~odel JOUI tired yud
Deaiqa .. ,.\ce a•atlable
D-C La.oct.cepla9, (Lac
3057$2), 731.o4.225
-----~ ---
COWPLITI DESIG N &
CONS TRUCTION
Sprlolll•r eyttema, aoal
prepere.hon, eod , heea,
dt.U.ve, decorebve bobt·
laQ, waterf.all, ct.cb, lou.n·
taiu. l.&od..:ape C1ty, 951-
l811, 581-2SOI (neDiDo•>· = c :=::x:; -
Y.---
-~n ,........ ltllec.. S.'fltt
CwtGIII ......... 1. piMIIIIg na ....._ .. ....-so ctt~rs
... fl .... ...........
4M-.11 -111 1111 ett.r I
WcWIINIY LANDSCAP
lNG: Spriaklen. tree •rnee,
.oct or eeed lawu. pla~~lil a~~d
color. 16 yean an ., ..
R...,aable. Tony, 645·5124
UJNIS LANDSCAPE a~~d
Waba-..oe. •mnq all oJ
0.U941 Couty All type~,
cleuup ud hallllno Free
~·--&46-1704
SAVI 10,. Pleall
clelJ.ered lo yo~ar hollM
~ plllt 20% Steve,
7'10-3400.
W a T LANDSCAPING -
.... eo ... Ne pnc.. Lawu, p...... ..._.. IIQbtlD!,J,
~pda.ldeft. r.... ..u-.e ..
as382&4.
NAISAGE
fOil 10't AL IODY WAS-
SAGI ud. ...O..olocJy by •
putuJIOMl ~. CaD
...... or Dona, 10 a m to 8
,.. By ~ ...... ool'y
(714) 141·2117 . (714)
lti-OtO'J.
Movuro•
STORAGE
GRBG'S WOVING . fut,
earefw •rvice. Owuer oper·
etecl. (714) 848-901M anytiae.
rr .. e.ttm•t ...
THI. STARVDIG COLUG.I
STUDENTS W0¥1DQ Co baa
qrown (Lie T·l24436) Same
oood .. rvlee C&1.1641-8427
GORDON ._.OVJNG AND
STORAGE Ldcal, aatloD-
Wlde, loweet leoal rat•. I.D-
N red (c.! T -108790) 768-
0643
STUDENT WILL WOVI rour
fu111.1ture at voery ~-.ble
,.,. 752-1493 or 848-J777
TKII 'NO VIN-WAN" La
C•refw. Courteo11.1 &Ad Inn·
penttve PI-call 64,2.
1329
NURSJNG CARE
NURSING CARliN HOWl:
Nun.., IIJd•. bo.meaabn.
Bonded, tcr .. Decl, ilanred.
Available 7 daya/WMk, ~
bo~an/cieyl w .... ra Med.lcal
S.rYlc•. 834-0655 -----
omCE PLANNING
YOUR o mCI lS IWP()It.
T ANT Plan II riobt thJa tiae.
Call a prof-out el (714)
551-6565 Don. -----
PAINTING
PAINTING SPICJAL:
"Sprlno colon a\ wtae.r
, • ._ " lspert tDe.dor/ea•
t.,lor. Quality materl&l.t.
fr•• aallmatea. fr•d.
536-3471.
PAlNTlNG llaterior/
aterior Reekleotial, COla·
-ret..). prof.-ooal, ca.....
ltut qualltr. All work
;uruteed. a-eoaalll•
pr1cee. ,_ ..eta&... c..u
Bill. 148-2328
IIAIODY PAC111C PA.DmNG-Work·
WJIIU.OCK WASONIIY . .. .... lp. qMlliy u...t la ... l1.
.... Wock .... Ooot W., "lallill ~ w .... ~. clllltiaotsM la· prof ... lo••l a.ad cl"a.
ll ,... e.u ......,1 lw ...._ -.ton. ut.nore, •• •· ............. *· llcMe-......... n....k,o..
... ...... ....... -.. !Ill· PAD11'1HG: latertor/be.rlor.
1m WU I...... l.owtale ..... p.-pt, ....
WM . 11. AM DIRSON •Nioe· 1a.,.. to. 10,......
MAIOd'f. ~ bdck, , ... ~-(714) ... n•••. f••c••, p atloe, 1 ~-:;;';;· ;(7;1:4);m.:::;:';:1•=·===i ,. a ..... ~ .....
..... ,... ....... (Lie.
-1) ...... taMuwl. ... .-.
MI..., I OUR DI'D·
,.... ...... W.C.k, •• ,. .................. ........ _ ........ ,....,
.... lit DIM stb ..... . r...; •• ':Nr ........ ...... II··-..... ..,. ... I \Ill ... .
'
F•ANK.
KUOIENSKY
PAINTING
~-l··-
7141546-1142
DTIJUOB.Dn'IJUOI\ hint·
LDo -o-litJ work. a..-a.
able pnc.. a...r-c... Call
Allell. !WC)..(D40.
llLL AND MARILYN'S
CleaaLGQ, PalniiD9 aad
(Arpaatry CoapaaJ ott.n
tall apedakl Coaae.rd&l,
~ ,_ootatioD. No job
too ...1) or too luv•. $48.,....... family owaed/
operated!
DIMO PA.Dn'ING: Call today
for ~ pncee lD\el-
lor/eaterior. ClA• rear
IJ'U .... ('Uc 3St0176) , ....
e.ti&a. ... 55-1631
OLO-fASHJONID QUALITY
br u upert crafbla&D. Call
Doa lor flM iAt.dor/e.terior
..u..iee. MS-02St6 "SSaw
WJ.tb tluifty pnc. .•
EXTERIOR
SPECIALIST
Residential. com-
mercial, industrial
State Lie 362876
Insured and
Bonded
"WICB'iLiNGILO IS ucc--Plaa"-4: IAt.no•
aad &.t.rior. A...-.qe ,_
$45 Aco•attc aeUlll9•·
540-1135. No. 33o4Sal.
PAPER BAKQIRG
$10/W ALLPAPD INS1' ALL·
ID. Up~oJ..tered walla.
• .,.-~ aatclt papen,
labdce; ~. colot *""· portfoboe, tJQer ~ ..............
pletue ..a... k.-lav. "'We
~...w·~...-...
1»0'130 aaytilee.
A...,...,_, .. , n r
QII ...... OuiW ..........
ODIIOIIUirl ---~==.-.. ... .......
PLASTERING
ALL PHASIS O F PLA.STIR
[NG Re-at\lccO, teaturu19 ,
l.la .. norleatenor patchwork
Room add1bot:1.1 and c \lltolll
boa• Fr.. ..U~t:~.~.le (Llc
388781) JohD. 960-3786
PLUIOJNG
DIAIHS CLIAiliD -from
$4.!10. r,... ..tUD&t• AU
work 9'Q&fUt.eci. R.uonabl•
pric" No &frvlce call eh.e.r9e. DTain Wuten, (714)
631-08!53.
lti-PIPIS. GAS LINES,
lliPAIR&, SALIS Rat• $.24
lot the tint bolu, S18 eac:b
bo..r thereatt.r D R St
CW.n Pha.abLDol 14.5 lSOJ
Oultty plv.abL&o.
Pl.UWBING JS WY UNI.
lepain. ..ua~, .,..,
NIIOCW. ~u.., ..... fOb rut.
,.a..w., raJc.oable Jeff.
7'M-1 .... 131-1131.
tt.UWIDtG -Rel6d•u.l
aecf Coaaere~. AJJ JOIU
~ .... Mo~IIOo
... Of IIOo ...n ......
~~C~W~We...-. c.u 631·1016
ll()l.l.D(MU PLUMilNQ w ............ .,.,.,..,. ell. .................... ~ ............ a.-... .,..
,... ..... 112•7113
"7WNNIMQ IT II1.AN1) ... ,~ -,..,.,. .......
••• 0 ............. ...
... u.IJ,.atal properU... .. rt •• ....,,.. •• .,. ...,...,_ .............. ............
POOLS/SAUNAS/
BOT TUBS/SPAS
TID'S WOBJLI POOL/SPA
Supph.. Wlar dnve, -
d e liver!! All eupplaea
av&lkble CI.&D o~at ~ ald.
bru~v aa the_.., pool Lowe.r
tha.o Ito.... p nc:ee ,.... eel
-nee and ..n.aat.. (714)
54$-0761
WATER PURIFYING
SYST!.M, ka1b bac:tena and
alo••· ebmtnatM addioQ
cblonnel C~at. mootbly eo.UI
N-product oo tha m&tbt
EPA approvoed r o• 1Dionaa·
bOD C6lJ St.ve, 548·7889 01
&45-mt
CH.AFFU SPA M&.ulte.n&Dee
-,,... water t..nn9 -Do.G't
oam.ble wath )'Oill bealtb
S.nnee. rep&~n and Np·
pll ... &32-la6'9
SOLAR DJEJIGY -We lll.P
ply ud ~ aol&r pool.
water and ~ laeab.DQ
JYC1e1U. Call lor IAfonaabOD
tu creclltl ud utWt't
compa.ny rebate Advanced
Solar MarllehDQ, (71 4)
nt-6220
SWDOCNG POOL SI:RV ·
ICI . laeeU.nt. ~ work
Repa111 abo 557-2783
SWDOCNG POOLS AND
SPAS. coaua•rcw pool 'J)e-
c~ahata. p•llo oov•n.
bnclrworlt. c.meat block.
O..r 2S ,_,. lA b'*-
Ho lob too b49lunall Cout
Poole, 541-7102. Mklor Jla .
PRINTING
PRINTID T -SHIRTS: CwtoiB
ulll ecfeeDUIQ. ProaotklG&l-
d uba-cotlapa.Dy ~a.alforau
Art wotk avatl Wonuao
Suo Shut Co , 1730
PoiPOOa, No 1. c~ w-.
(714) 631-34i4
POWER WASH
SEBV1CE
•KJGH PUSSUU W ASK·
tNG • ... Oi'MII ~,..... ,...,
..u.s.W. clttt *'-tlrt .... ,.,
....... bt1clta ~
"-'deDti.al ~aM Woblle w.-,.,...17S
IUUIIQUIIW
T1ll CJUTTDMDI. r .... . ........ ,.... .. --c.....-. put <=uUJ
lat 't. ~ .....
......_IG·lJG.~.
WI. IUIGIUTTII 6 loa,
1 ._ r.._.. .....
tNW. ......... , .....
....., b rt ...... c.u (714)
~..,_..
IAMGUITDI -C....
ah=>•••t -.~....... ..,_, ...........
11 ......... , rt:W. "-t? ............ ...
M .. .., ....
ROOFING
RAY'S JKX>FING CO S.rv
uao all of OTanqe Cou.taty AU
type. Lle 36100, boAded,
~ANred AJJ work I,Jilatan
teed 559-9369
ROOF L.EAJtsn RELlABLI
prol-onai Replaeem•nt
repaan All typet f r" eeblt:l.l.._ Hl&ll., b terpnee.
Uc:euae 31.1&3 &31 7049
QUAUTY ROOFlNG lor
'-O&d aDd D-coutruc
boo u~uaed. ~ and
beaded Ret.re.acee evaal
able Call leDDy FI&Ak•
anytlme 645-0193 ----86rC ROOnNG Spec:WII
109 Ul roof ,..pau Shake
compoaaiiOD aDd rock S.rv
109 the Harbor ArN 548
0512
ROOF LEAK > Root prob
-. all type11 rep&~ra
r.roohDQ o•w root deck
coehAQ. qett•ra. downlpo\llt
.-.oaable. Q\lar&Da.ed tr ..
•t1~t:~.~.t• 8&R &t6·Zm
ROOnNG Al.L TYPI:S \1)
cludl.llQ repaan O.Ck de
e6qu ,.... -1\ltlat.. Call
&ob 548-0769
ORANGI COAST ROOf
[NG AU type. ol rooftDQ ao
ell&dUlQ ~n aoci adda
bou Fut, reba.ble and
hoaett. Call Dave, S48 1733.
Ctm., 846 2389
STEREO REPAIR
STIJtiO REP-'ll' Ul yovr
lao.e CODeo&.. u.d eompo
...... .\D)'ta.IH I.IKI.luduaQ
S.tufd.aJ ~liP lJaeued
uc1 reo.........S R~ble
ra .... G.ty, (714) ~1-8055
STORAGE
STOilAG.I SPACI AVAIL
AILL 45 eq tt '<~ * eq
ft., '"-$21 per aootll l5
alau• hoa Newport a..c:b
Gatee CIPM from f a • to 8
p • f\&11 MCIU1ty A 1 s.u
StcMeoe. ~. 4tll w 1•. Sant.eAaa
TAILOR
ALDf"S CUSTOM TAILOR·
INQ for WIM aad oeott.-
._ ''()peaiao ~iaiH -
~ n .oo -etniQ~' J.Q ,.;... n .oo o...cs.., .. ,..
-. (714)m.atl7.
• * STI1'KIM IVDO. m 1.
lM It • eo.. v-CON·
oa.An.n..A~ T• M" fWP woe two .._liD ........ ,_ ........ cell~
lor you**'--
fti.IIRITAU.ATIOII
CIIAMIO flU -W ......... n.-. ...... ........ ,.., ..........
117-l-
\
TU.E IMST ALLA nON
DYN.UCC CDAMJC. W.
~bon. LOI•norte~rtenor.
aDd ~•pa•n f ~-..nma._
(Purchue all materaal
thro~aob ll~ et coatraceon
pnfes l Ho n••t •or k
964-5041
TILl DOCTOR NAICES
HOlTS[ CALLS' Acad c'-.n
ano1 Re orouhnq' Repe1111
t-h' N•w mt1411lahoru' T1J.
over tue 1 No tob toc amaU
Pboo• 581 9800
TIU:ES
NOW IS THE rna TO
pruJI• your tr-Ca U Th•
h~ru lO YM fl .. rvac• ID
Orano• CouDI'f 548 3239
Georqe 24 bo~au
JOKN S TI\E.£ )o(A1NT &N
ANCE spec .. lw.oo 1J1 oroa
meatal and decorauve anm
Ill lAO LaceCIMd and •"-u red
545-7263
TREE ntMMrNG. atump
removel and d •ao llPI
Good work oood pnc ..
Fr .. ..nmet• 24 boura Art
548-nKll
WANTED TRE.E WOR!t
Sp•c,aiJ "no •n luot
eueelypaue Call Sonny
499-5123
EXPEU TREE SERVICE
Tr.. end t.brl&he tnmmiDQ
and r.movel Y erd renova
lloo and ciM nvp Free
•timate. Ca11 963 5!182
TREE TR INMlNG a nd
r.nlOVAI, pnlAIDQ ah.apLOq
Tr•~~.~plantlllq of planta and
ahr~ab. Ollalaty worlt Ya~d
clM.D~ap. 12 .,..,. In b~&a
In-Ron 833 0186 deye
646-5394 e¥eD.1DCJ~
TRDS bpertly tnmmed
and remov-ed ~le
reb.able, rek,.ocet At.c
yetd elM11upe ,,.. ..u
mat• Art, 548 7a)2
TYPING
BUSINISS SCHOOL aDd
pe...oMI tn»oQ done ·on m,
IBM W.C1Jie typewrlt.r
0\&ae, 852 ...
W ALLP APIIDf<llltri,pplJl9 .
Coaae.tclel, reekl .. ua l.
hoe Sl • roll c.a C.....,
.1.7)e1 •
WAU DICQI,-.r;a~~~on
.. 0 .... ol all..U oou dJitP
---..... o-Mit ...-. ... PI eb ..... ...w. te ... t ua ..... ... ,.
oecHAID WAUCOYIII-
DG.
WEDDING
CONSULT A nOM
UNIQUE WEDDINGS ,
c11.1touund to ht your CMeda..
M~&aw: and DUDUitet LOdaded.
Pre-~t~antaJ couuebl~Q a•ail·
able Call J Caryl. tu-tus.
or R O.nael, 548·6762 -----
WINDOWS
WINDO WS Let me
repla~ vo~ar old wood WUI·
dowa walb aoternatloaa l
&DOChled ahlllll.DII.&a wuadowi,
C'II.IIOID hhed, &.lriWI .. l ~Itt,
10to your .. ..wao wood
ham" HonJontall•ertical
shden Alao e.oerqy-YiiMJ
dou.ble-pan.e 101L1ldowa. Free
"llmat.. Lac 3.32L28 WiD-
do• World (213) 868 4034,
{714) Q94 6470
WINDOW
CLEA.NING -WINDOW UPE.RT WiD-
dow• b!Jada tc,_• aDd
marron Commerctall~ ...
•dentael Rea.oaa.ble and
dependable For free elti·
met• call G.ne the Wmdow
Eapert S45-0225
WINDOWS SPARitUNG
CUAN -0\Uck, ,......
able reliable. A ... rl9e l ·
1IOry S39 (LDCl\ld• aeree.)
NaDlmiUII SlS T.&.p~ -
tunat• a--Ire. G1MI
Cleaaanq, 545-3158 ---WlNDOW CUAMING SPI
ClAUSTS -15 ,..n -..
raence Call ADCJelo or .....
S~arittde M&lut.o.uoce, .._
24.32
CLIAN ALL -W ~.~~dow.
aDd IIC~ Hoae ~.
'Your •blfact:aoa ca.ee 111 "
~79 8365
WINDO W CLIANING.
O..OOer opet e..S 1 cto all ~
wor\ m.,..u Wledowe •r
lpe<laalty AUo co._pl•te
bola.-:l.aAino. Call o..w
lcblt. 146-7311.
RON'S WDI'DOW WASIIDIQ
S.mc.-R1..,..hh ...... .... ,.-.. .... eo... ...
Nu, W-!1011. .... lp.
movie-s
---------------
.... NBC (8Cent~
~ ..... A llght·hMn.d
romMtk: chma ... In C.llfomla with
Bruno I<Jrt)¥, l" Purcef~ 04dl Conn.' ·
John Frledrk:h, Thornaa C.rter and
Tim ... tn.n Exci*'*" and con-
tf'CMfly atncund etudllnt etec:ttons.
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10 AND THE lltOCN I MMNT.
Susan Sltnt Jamie and Mtke Farrell
In • ~ ebout dlvorc.d
perents r.-t8bii8Nng ~
•11'11 ABC (8 CentreiiMountein) DON'T LOOK lACK Struggles and
frustretlons. poignllnt emotions and
tlnlllly. tr~ and glofy. In this
remerUble story of the vtbrent and
legendary baseball greet Leroy
"SStchet" Paige Louis Gossett. Jr Is
the Illustrious pitcher. The increchble
life of Sitch.
1111 s Jllf\11 •
•11MCBS (8Centre11Mountein)
f'IMT YOU ~Y. Based on the true
story of NBC News con•poudeut
Betty Rollin's expertence With the
IT*Uec:tOI"'"ff that &hoOk her
emotiOns. her memage end her
outlook on hfe Mary TYter Moore end
Anthony Pertuns ster The treume of
surgery end eventual trlufl'1)tl
S NEIL FUJITA DESIGN INC
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WLLA. Debofeh Rafflh .. a truck·
atop welt,.. de..,.., to teew the
huh-allnglng lite beNnd end take on
dfivlng one of thoee big shiny rtga.
She hu lOti of gut., but 1n trytng to
rn.ke a bet1er life for her femlty. flndl
It a lonQ and ~ road. Special
Ouest ttar Ctoris leechmln portrays
• ....aned tiVCker who •• Willa under her wtng.. Clu Qlleger and
Otane Llldd ce>.-r.
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J'HI MEDUIA TOUCH. Richard
Burton IS I fnan who~ he has
mental powers to cause clseatera ..
end deeth. A first. and with lee
Remldt CC»tarrlng, It Is welt wortt\
watching. But, don't get the willies.
•,tl'\, JttNI ·
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THE PINK 'ANTHER STRIKE&
AGAtN. A favorite atMys . with the
great ~er Sellers.
Ill! s Jl lf\lf ,,
•11N C8S (8 CentraiiMountetn)
T~E IURVtVAL OF DANA. A
contemporery drema of teen-ege
vetues wherein II takes •
disasterous confrontatiOn. resuthng
In death, tor one beautiful teeNger to
rMIIze that her original values w.re
solid, her way of life true blue. and
that She will be a survivor. Melissa
Sue Anderson. Robert Cerradlne,
Marion Roes and Tatie Balsam star. ·
~\In ll 11\11 11'
Warn tng : The Surgeon General Has Oetermmed
That Ctgarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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•11N NBC (9 CentraliMounteln)
THE ROHflT KLEIN SPECIAL. The
c:qnedlen i8 joined by ector JUdd
Hirsch and the Charlie Daniels Band
for an hour of fun and music.
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•11N NBC (9Centra11Mountein) Jun ftl.AIN FOLKS... THE ltL·
UONAJRE HUNTS. A wide-eyed
loc* et the sprawling Hunt femlty of
whoM vest ere In
,......, AI!JC (8 Centr.nbwltaln)
RDOia'TME IErT 81tBATIONI
Thll ~iOn of the llndmartc
..._ 11 reoedeut 0\lef the next
....-.n SUndlrya. The epic feetur•
chlrecter. W.O clrectly affected the
Hfe of Alex Hiley, both IS a yout'ig8ter
end later In his life, cCMtrlnQ nMrty •
quarter of • cenrury, through the
depresalon end two world w.ra. The
all-star cut lncbtee Mar lOti Branda,
Paul Wlnneed. ON Merrill. Hec;vy
Fonda, Olivia OeH.vUtand, .Ossle
Oevls and m~ny, many more.
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l•~• Mlnetll. Nell Carter and the entire
national company of A Chorus l.Jne. A
salute to the American rm~slcat
theatre and you'll love t~Yery minute
SIIN _fliNI :
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AOO'Ta THE NEXT GENERATtONS
Back again. Alex Haley's epk: saga of
an American tamely's tnumph spans
nearly 100 years Marton Brendo.
D11hann Carroll, Robert Culp. Ruby
Dee. Olevea DeHavllland, Andy Grllhth
and John Rublnste•n
•nPM C8S (8 Central/Mountain)
THE 35th ANNUAL TOHY AWAIUJIJ
The Tony Awards honor excellence In
the theatre. presented by, among
others. Etten Burstvn. Lena Horne
Rtehard Chamberlain, Lauren Bac.ll,
Elizabeth A
Sillier dlsJc engreved With the maw
of tragedy andcomedv end atteched
to a setver hall moon. the Tony 1s the
theatre's most chertshed prtze
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..... ABC (8CentraNountlln)
1ME LOVE IQAl. The Fr~l Pair
.. .,.. NBC (8 Central/Mountain)
&I AND THE lEAR. Beauties And
The BMsts.
•tiN ABC (9 CentraiiMountatn)
MNTAIY ISLAND. Roarite battles
the dfMI. and Tattoo drOD6 a milllon
•,11N 1\11.\v 1
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DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD.
Basebll/1 Fever. ·
•IPMCBS (7Central/Mountaln)
AflCHIE IUNKEft PLACE:
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FlAMINGO ROAD Thtl Hostaoes
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LOIO. Macho Man The sheriff
(Claude Akins) persuades his modest
Hewtcins (Brian Kerwin) to
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FLA....ao lltOMl 'lllclr U J'-.'Nf,
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.... N8C (7 CentraNounteln)
LoeG. The Dirtiest Gkll In Town.
...,.. NBC (8Cent~ntlln)
HILL ITM'Il ILUU. Life, Death,
E.temlfy. Etc.
sports
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1·.,.. N8C (12NoonCtnt.JMount)
MAJOR LIAOUI IAIEUU: Alt
IMide Looll ... wrth Bryant Gumbel,
fOllowed by the G ...............
I:INPIIABC (2:30CenUMt.)
fttiiO IOWLERI SPIUNG lbuR
4-SPII C8S (3 Central/Mountain)
GOlF 72·hole S-400,000 Kemper
()pert from Bethesdl. Maryland.
&-1:30PM ABC (4 Central/Mountain)
yttDE WORLD OF IPOfl'TI,
•,\11\1 M .\ t :1
4-l:aOPII NBC (3Centra11Mountain)
I'ORTIWORLD Tomo,ow·s
Champions bOxing from Sen Remo.
Italy, and the JurrbO Elliott Track
Classic from PhlledeiDhla.
44PM CBS (3 Central/Mountain)
OOLF. Final round of the $400,000
Kemper ()pert trom Bethesda, Md
4:»--PMABC (3:30Cent.IMt)
WIDE WORLD OF IPORTI.
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UD-1tN ABC (1·30 CentJMt)
MONDAY N1QHT IASEIALL A
IMSOrl premiere
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~ LIAQUE ···MU.: An ...... "-'-·· -8fyltnt Gurmet. fOllowed by the 0.... ............
I:»INABC (2:30CentJMt.)
ftAO IOWLPS IPNNG TOUR.
The $90,000 Seattle Open .
.. .,.. NBC (8 Central/Mountain) 5-t:IDPM ABC (4 CentraiiMountaen)
HILL ITMET ILUI& Gatotbait WIDE WOM.D OF lflOfiTI
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...,.. NBC (7 c.ntraiiMounteln)
IARIARA MANDRELL AND THE
MANDRELL liSTERS
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S.l:_... N8C (2Cen1ra11Mounteln)
IPORTIWOflLD L~ COYerage.
t 6/tl COH OOHC1'/N4 ~TU INC
pq()QRAMS LISTED ARe CHOS€N AT THE SOLE DISCRETION Of CORNELIUS DONOVAN ~TES. INC
Ktngs: 3 mg. "tar." 0 3 mg ntcoune av. per ctgafette. FTC Repon January 1980
lOO's: 5 mg "tar." 0.6 mg n1coune av. per ctgarette by FTC Method.
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