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The mayor of Irvine was
the host for a peace
forum featuring Demo-
cratic presidential can-
dldates./ A2
South Coast f\epertory
Theatre's "Finding
t-lome" tells of strangers
In a strange land./ A4
Nation
Record below-zero lows
were set In more than 50
cities from the Rockies to
the East Coast on Satur-
day./ A3
Johnny Weissmuller, who
won five Olympic gold
medals as a swimmer ana
went on to movie fame as
Tarzan, dled./A3
California
Fire In a Los Angeles
Industrial storage yard
stacked with urethane
material caused
$325,000 damage./ A3
A homebuilt aircraft
clipped electrical wires
and slammed into an
avocado orchard Satur-
day in Fiiimore, killing two
men./A3
World
Leftist guerrillas bombed
a power station and
blacked out the eastern
hall of El Salvador./ A3
U.S. inteillgence has
evidence of terrorists In
Lebanon and Iran soon
will have planes for ·
kamikaze strikes./ A3
Style
Amazing feel are ex-
pected this Olympic year.
·Check out the latest shoe ·
and hosier fashions.IC 1.
Ever thought of where a
smile begins? Here's a
clue: Wiggle your toes./C2
One more scientific
breakthrough and Erma
Bom beck is going to have
a scientific
breakdown. /.C4
Sports
Super Sunday has ar-
rived. For the lowdown on
today'sshowdown:/81
UC Irvine's basketball
team has no problem in
disposing of visiting Pa-
cific, 93-72./81
Area community colleges
have long nights In
basketball as Orange
Coast and Golden West
dealt lopsided
setbacks. /81
Entertainment
A world premiere and _two
county premieres high-
light this week's local
theatrical openings.JCS
Buaineaa
ACoronadel Mar com-
pany helps pe<>ple get on
the right tracli:l owara
career happiness and
lulllll,.,ent./85
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INDEX
Bullnffl 85-8
Clualfled 01-8
Crouword C"4
DHthNol-02
Entertainment C5-8
H«-B7 Ann lander• C.
Mo-C5-8
Notional N-A3
Public Nol-02
Sport• . 81-<4
Stitt-A3
Stock Markotl 87·8
Tetovlalon ·Cle ,._,.,. CM
W11thet A2 WOfid Nowo A3
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/ UClslOw
in hirin~
minorities
Pilgrim geta a mast
Tbe Pl]Vlm of l'lewport, comtractecl by
Dennla llolland In tbe yard of lWi bome,
took another otep ctooer to pomptetlon
yeaterday when tbe oblp bad tbe foremut
oet In place, Bolland and a crew of belpera
did tbe bonon on the olalp, wblcb lo now on
l'lewport Barbor and 1ett1q ..,.dy· for
Santa CataHna ucuroloiaa
NO ANSWERS .
IN TEST SCAM
Fountain Valley
case a mystery
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN °' ..............
Concluding a twO-month in-
ves1igation, Fountain Valley School
District officials admit 1hey're still
mystified as to who tampered with
state lesting forms at a local school.
··we have exhausted all
possibit ities." Superintendent Wil·
liam Fisher said in a formal statement
released Friday. "Nothina has sur·
faced to indicate responsibility by any
staff member." ·
tound a larae number of erasures had
been made, generally chanaina the
response to the correct answer. She
found a smaller number of sixth-
pade forms in which tamperina was
apparenL
District trustees ultimately in·
validated all third-and sixth-arade
tests from Newland. District admin-
istrators said they were confident no
tamperina occurred at any other local
schools.
Superintendent Fisher also said he
was convinced an adult was respon-
sible for the tampering, not a student.
No answer key was available, and he
said it was unlikely a student could
have known all the correct answers.
From staff ud wire reports
Affirmative action prosrams have
done virtually nothina to 1ntrnae fhc
number of minority facully memben
at the Univenit)' of California durina
the past decade, a Bolrd of Reaents
report says. .
The report showed that of the UC
campuses. Santa Cruz employ1 the
laraest percentage of women -19
percent - while San Diqo employs
the most minority faculty members
-12.2 pen:ent. UCI figures fall a bit
short, by comparison. A1 of October
1983, OCI employed 12.4 percent
women faculty memben and 9.8
percent minorities on its teaching
staff. .
William Frater, UC senior vice
prcsident--academic affairs, blamed
the problem on the limited nUmber of
qualified min-arities to fill facUity
positions and their uneven distribu-
tion amona academic disciplines.
UC Irvine recruiten also face the
added hiring barrien of expensive
livina and housing costs, according to
Carta R. Espinoza, UCI's affirmauve
action officer.
Black, Hispanic and Asian
professors have comprised less than
10 percent of the facuJty throughout
~ UC syscem since J 973, but strides
in biri.q women have been more
substani.iaJ.
"'The reason is a dramatic increut
in Pb.Os to women but little 1Ctivi1r,
in the area of Ph.Os to minorities. '
Frazer said at a Friday rqen11• meeting in San Francisco.
He noted. ho.wcver,_tba1-A1tho..uah..
the number of female profcsson bu ·
gone from about 1 peroent in 1973 to
12 percent now, painfully ,slow faculty
turnover bu prevented UC1 hiriDJ
rate from reflecting 1be sk~n&
number of women rcoe1vina doc-
torates-from less than I percent in
19SO to JS percent in 1981. In
addition, the report noted, a doo--
toratc alone is insufficient to qualify
an . ~vidual for a UC faculty
pos1t1on.
.. The -effect of the-dramatic rHe-in
Ph.Os to women won't be felt for
another 20 to 30 years,.. Friur
predicted.
And, the tendency of women,
blacks and Hispanics to concentrate
in education and social lciences has
proved another stumblin& block to
affirmative action, the study said.
"In areas where we arc competina
(Pl--OCl/~.l
=· •.
The probe. has focused on third-
a nd six th-grade California
Assessment Program (CAP) test re-
sults from Newland School. Newland
is in Huntington Beach bu1 is part of
1he Fountain Valle)' School District.
School officials did detemline the
tests had been left in unsecured areas
where an adult might have tam~red
with them. Because of the incident,
the district has tightened security
measures for im~rtant tests.
Bome ea.ta 11-mercbanta aren't at all
pl•-•ttbefllleclparkinl_.,..near
......... ,......, ....... uiim
theirbaoln-ontbedowntownloopofr
l'lewportBoatnard.
The tests, used by districts to
evaluate themselves and individual
schools. were administered la't
spring. When test results were re-
leased from Sacramento last fall ,
Newland third graders produced
some of the highest scores in the state,
a significant jump over the previous
year's scores.
District officials interviewed all
employees who might have had
access to the tests but uncovered no
evidence indicating who tampered
with them. results.
Parking spots get eaten up
Cheryl Snowden. a district admin-
istrator, new to Sacramento to cu.m-
ine the Newland test forms. She
"The CAP office in Sacramento
agrees with us that the matter should
be closed." Fisher said in his formal
statement. ··1 just want to emphasize
once again my complete confidence
in our employees and express thanks
for their wilhng cooperation durina
this trying time."
By MICHALENE BUSICO °' ..............
Continually filled parking spaces
mean ringing cuh registers and high
profits to most business ownen., but
some Costa Mesa merchants arc
frndinajust the opposite to be true.
Shop owners on the Newport
Boulevard frontage road between
Cabrillo Street and Superior A venue
arc blaming limited parking for losses
they say arc high enough.to Jeopardize
their businesses.
The seven businesses and two
restaurants on the loop share 36
parking spaces. The merchants say
that was enough until the city passed a
variance that allowed the restaurants
Newport lib.rary hires collection agency
By JERRY HIRSCH °' ... D.-, ,... •e.et
Newport Beach residents better think twice
before ignoring a library fine notice -the city has
hired a collection agency to go after delinquent book
•holders.
The Board of Library Trustees has approved
the hiring ofTnIDsworld Systems, Inc. to start the
collection program Feb. I.
"We have had to go to this because we have had
many ~pie who check out books and don't retum
them,' said Judith M. Oark. director of Newport's
four-branch library system.
The new system means that if a eatron refusti
to pay, the library has the option of go1n1 ~court to
collect the fees plus collecllon costs.
0,ark)said the cost ofhirina the service will be
easily paid for by the amouni of money it will
recover.
Books theft is a growing problem for libraries
nationwide, she added.
Durina the 1982-83 fiscal year, the Newport
library system had 3,423 books taken. About 2 11
more were reported lost but were paid for by the
people who checked out the books.
From June to December of 1983. 774 books
were taken, Oark Said.
According to 1982 statistics. it costs a library
more than $30 to replace each hardcover book that
is stolen. The costs arc so hi&h (about $23,000 for the
last six months of 1983) that most are never
r<placcd, Clark said. .
"The books that were taken run the g,amllt.
People like 10 build up their collections. It might be
cookbooks at one library and science fiction at
others," Oark said
"'It tends to be whole sections that are
depleted."
Most of these books are checked out by library
patrons who ignore warnings to retum them. The
library sends notices to the culprits but until the
collection agency was hired there was no serious
recourse if the books were not returned. Oark said.
Libraries with coril)>uterized circulation sys-
tems can automatically revoke library privileges for
a patron who owes the library money.
Newport, however, does not have such a
system, which includes a computerized card file.
Clark said she is lobbying for one but it would cost
about $500,000.
(Pl--LIBllART I A2)
to open six months ago. Since then.
merchants say that between noon and
2 p.m., usually their busiest time of
day. the short strip of spaces is fiUed
with diners' can. The merchanu
contend their custome1"1 drive by and
in frustration shop elsewhere.
"We forsaw a problem with the
parking," said Rita Ellmore. who has
owned Country Store Nutrition fur
over 15 years. "The crush in the lunch
hour is the worst and we noti~ the
drop in customers the mos! in our
snack bar."
Ellmore estimated that sales drop
to be about 20 percent, which trans·
\ates into more than $200 per day.
Barbara and J. W. Winston. owners
of Winston's Newport Jewelers knew
there was a problem when their worst
holiday season in years opened with
nap.
··we've been having Saturday
ni$)lt auctions for SC"ven yean," J.W.
Winston said."Thiny or 40 people
usually show up and sometimes as
many as 80. That Saturday only two
people showed up. I looked outside
and every parking spa~ was filled.
Later some of my rqular customers
said they came and thought the plaoc
(Pl-..., PAllXl1'G/A2)
Her Olympic spirit isn't paralyzed
Carrying torch
In a wheelchair
By JERRY lllllSCll °' .. ..., ......
On July 41 1981 Newport Beach
resident Mary V. Jones' lirecame toa
crashina bait when the plun,aed off 1
121-root<litr in C<>lorodo.
Two and one-half years &nd aevcn
su~ opcration1 later, the 24--year~
old Orlnsc Coast C<>lqc ltudent us .
her life rol.lina q.ain -rollina fut
eftOlll)> 10 cony the Olympic Torch.
Jones, wbooe lits....., Pllll)'Ud from the fall, it a wheelchair racu.
Her commitment to athletics and. life'
his earned Jones tbe sponsonhip of.
C<nt.-1 Federal Savil\ll to cony the
Olympk TO«:h II it ....... thro"lh
Orante County on the way to the LOt
Anatle• Coli1CUm this 1wnmer.
FOr Cbarleo Selle, 1 vice pmident
It ~ San ~'lo-baled .. vil\ll and
I I
loan, it will~ a maanifj~nt example
of how the human sp1nt can over-
comt: advenity.
He saw Jones come crashing down
that cliff. He saw her lie screaming
with p1in in a brokrn. heap by
lntentatr 70. And he has seen her tN:t 1hat broken body, and 'Mth the
helpofdocton, rebuild it so Jones can
now push her wheelchai~enouah
to do a 1c:ven-minute mile and keep it
up ror five miles.
Jones hascompkted one m1rathon
and ls tninina to compete in another.
In the meantime sl\e practices by
f'ICin& in 10 kilomtter competitions
and other races. ..-Sut whit Is more wondetoUJ..
liCCOrdin& to Seale is that Jones
rebuilt her life u ,..h u her body.
.. Tbert is something about her
spiril He attitude is IO upliftina. We
want people 10 tee ~ ou,t tJ1erc.. "Scimeone who 1 s1tlint 1n a
whcdchair. a youna pef"l!'>n. m.ilh1 be
bit&er °' '°"r but sh~ nchates h rt. She
look• ~rwa.rd lo the bcxt day. It is a ..
JERRY
HIRSCH
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
spirit you Ott in very few ~ that
have the ute of their lep. Seale
u.,Wncd.
Prior 10 htt eorlcknt. Jones was a
wild r.'rl. he admittedly drank. led the li e or. pert yin& "ski bum."
Sbonly after her p-aduation from
Newpon H1rt>or Hi&h School, Jones
moved to Colorado .
"Uvina up in tbt<ok>rado moun--
tains all evcrybod y dots is pt.rty. I was
not doi'PI thinas that wtTe aood for
m~IConnybcldy," Joncauplllncd. ·~ did not know w~ my pri-
oritle& ~ I fid not 'care about•
'
school orleaming. ljust wanted 10 ski
and pany,"
When you drink and pany. you
don't wan1 to get up in the morning
because ~u know you will feel lousy.
Jones said.
NoW she looks forward 10 "the
mom in1 -it is a won~rl'ul umc to
train.
"The mornings are son~ here. No
one is oat.. the day is rcall)' quiet Tbt
sun is JUSt rising and \he sky is pink
and blue."
"I auess it is becauSC" I have a
tc<:Ond cb.anc:t to live. 1 appreciate
thin.as so ouch mort," JoatS said.
Oft I typical day Jones wiU push her
Uahtwciabt. suumlined wheckha1r
betwttn six and !tvtn miles.
"Sometimes I to out to the Hunt·
lngton Beach pier. That 11 a 12-mile
roundtrip from home ...
CUTyin& tbcO\ympic Torch wlll be
1 life1ime hlahliaht for Jon<1. ,
"'1 would .ncva llCI a chance to
participate in the: Olympia.. It would (Pl--OLTIIPJc/~
Orange Coat OAILV PILOT/ \lnday, JanUlfY 22, 1984
, Irvine mayor's
national forum
8)' ROBERT BARKER
Ofh~NM--
To his 1mmcd1ate naht was Sen.
i\Jan Cranston, O.('alif, and neAt to
Cranston was John Anderson, the
1980 independent presidential c.an-
didate from Illinois.
To his immediate left was Sen.
E:rnest F. Hollings, D-S.C. Let\ of
Hollings was former South Dakota
<;rn Gcofie McGovern.
And s1tuns 1n the center of the sta,ae an overflowing Veterans Memonal
Auditorium in De Moines, Iowa,
Saturday -surrounded by presiden·
tial candidates -was Larry Aaron.
the 38-year-old mayor of Irvine.
And Agnm was calling the shots.
For eight days the local peace activist
mayor has been drumming up the
support of Iowa's mayors and elected
local officials. He wants them to he1p
convince 1984 presidential can-
didates that peace and the reduction
of the nuclear arms race are life-and-
death issues.
If t:nough local poht1c1ans speak
out. he reasons, the national leaders
Will follow SUit
Cranston. Anderson. Holhnas and
McGovern aarced to participate tn
the forum on nuclear reductions
which Aaran called "very successful"
Saturday ni&ht.
"It was very sp1ntcd Sen. McGov-
ern said there is a need for a world
sovernment. And otheN made im·
ponan1 points.
"The arms race 1s no longer
affordable to o ur ci 11cs and towns and
forms.
"Thert' is a question of survival all
across the board. The spendins of
$2.SO billion £or military purposes
means the day-in. day-out dcstru~
lion of our towns. The money could
be spent to repair our streets and
roads. for our people's hcaJth, for
needs oft he elderly and for police and
fire services.
"I'd love for the city of lrvme to
have the $500 million or so it costs for
a B-1 bomber. It would be enough to
build 10.000 affordable houses,
enough for the next 100 years:·
Agran is the founder of Local
Elected Officials of Amenca CLEO-
USA) based in Irvine. Its goals arc the
..
re(juction of nuclear arms and the
m1l11.ary budget and to rcHrsc the
arms race.
He's been in Iowa an seuing up the
forum of nuclear arms reductions
among the presidcn1ial candidates.
Agran said Saturday he selected
Iowa for his new organization's first
outing because of all that nauonal
attenuon he expects the st.at
receive at the Iowa pohucal cau uses.
the first in the country, on Feb. 0.
Mesa murder victim identified
.\ 40-year-old woman who was
found slain 10 an upsuurs bedroom of
•· her Costa Mesa condomjn1um was
identified Saturday as the wife ofa 68-
vear-old man who allegedly attacked
an elderly couple at a motel in Desert
Hot Spnngs. accordmg to police.
The woman. identified as Kay
Katcher. had been bludgeoned but
police declined to sa} that was the
cause of death .
The wolT\an 's husband, Joseph
Katcher, 1s bean$ held in Desert Hot
Spnngs on susp1c1on of murder and
asssault and battery, police said.
The woman was found in her
residen~ at 2554 Elden Ave. early
Fnday by Costa Mesa police who had
been alerted by officers 1n the de~rt
town near Palm Springs
Police say that Katcher attempted
to take his own life before allegedly
administenng a severe beating to
motel owner Arthur Sussle, 76, who
was reponed in critical condition
Katcner, who was believed to be a
physical fitness buff. was allegedly
strangJing Pauline Sussle. 73, when
officers amved. apparently having
been alerted by the disturbance.
~5WMl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
o L YMPIC TORCH IN HER HANDS ...
From Al
be something to remember for a
lifetime."
Besides compet1t1on. Jones' goal 1s
LO obtain her Certificate of Adaptive
Fitness and help other people who use
wheelchairs to lead fit. healthy and
long lives
Not taking simple things like
mornings for granted 1s one of the
qual ities that makes Jones shine
above other people, according to
Seale. "We thin}.. she has come back
through an ordeal that few people
could have come back from so well.''
Scale said.
He is a good 1udgc. Seale has seen
Jones recover from start to finish .
"As 1 was dri ving on 1-70 I heard a
scream and saw someone falling pff
the cliff." Seale said. recalling his first
s1gh1 of Jones that July 4th.
Scale pulled h1<i car to the road's
shoulder and ran to Jones. who had
fallen within onl:r a few feet of the
h1ghwa»
Jones was running toward tv.o
friends standing at the edge of the
cliff She was looking at the ~oun
tams beyond and did not sec ttic edge
-Jones ran straight off the cliff.
"The fact that she did not die on
impact was staggcnng I though 'ihc
was dead but she opened her C} es "
Scale's wife. Peggy. a registered
nurse came running out of the car and
started emergency first aid treatment.
Seale flagged down a passing motoni.t
who drove him to a nearby phone
booth.
An ambulance was there within I 0
minutes and soon after a helicopter
arrived to airlift Jones to a Denver
hospital.
At the ume Seale was working at a
savings and loan m Denver only a few
blocks from the hospital. He found
out who Jones was and started
v1s1tmg her. The Scales felt tied to the
girl they helped rescue.
Jones eventually returned to New-
port Beach where she continued
treatment at Hoag Memorial Hospi-
tal.
In May 1982 the Seale family
moved to San Diego when Scale
started a newJ'ob at Central Federal.
They looked ones up and resumed
the friendship.
"She is even a very different person
than she was in the hospital." said
Seale. who saw a gradual change 10
Jones's attitude during her recovery.
UCIHIRING ...
From Al
most -m eng.ineenng and computer
science -minont1es are going into
pn vate enterprise where salaries arc
higher," UCI's Espinoza said. A
recent budget proposal by the gov-
ernor to shrink the salary gap may
improve that. she said.
However. Espinoza said the way to
"In the hospital she was a difficult
patient. She would go through periods
of pouting and emotional dif-
ficlut1es."
But Jones, who says in many ways
the accident saved her life, learned to
cope with medical problems.
··Knowing that people can't always
come to be there. You have to do
things for yourself, that is import.ant"'
Jones said.
Executives at Central Federal were
look10g for an individual to sponsor
for the S3.000 torch run. While
v1m1ng Jones one da}. Seale heard
her say she would love to do
somethmg hke that.
He didn't say anything at the time,
but he went back lo office and
received permission to sponsor
Jones.
"If there 1s anybod> who deserves
something like that 1t is someone hke
her She has the Ol)'llp1c spmt,"
Seale said.
better UCTs affirmative action re-
sults is to recruit from within by
appealing to undergraduate students.
''We must be prepared to appeaJ
and attract and retain minority and
women students," Espinoza said.
"This 1s particularly true of this
campus. because as the population
picture changes. 1f we don't have a
representative population among
employees; our ability lo attract
students will be that much more
difficult."
PARKING TROUBLES IN COST A MESA .•.
From Al
was packed bccaul>C of the parking
and left "
The Win~ton<1 'ia1d have sinn•
canceled another auction So far, the\
l'<i ttmate more than SI 00,000 1n sak'
111\Sl'S
"If I don't ha'c m-. l)aturda)
l'ven1ng auctions I'm out of bus1-
nc\\ .. Winston 'aid
I he merchant\ hlamc not the
rc\taurants. but what they call the
lll)°\ "lack o f planning··
""le"' businesses are an asset.·
nlmorc said. "But not when the)
mo'e 1n without add1t1onal parking.
Then they're a killer."
The restaurant owners arc sym·
pathetic to the merchants' difficult
c;11uatton and rclentl} met with them
to tr) and sohe the parking problem
Patnck Nguyen-You. owner of the
C1oldcn Trume Restaurant, offered to
beain a valet parklfli sc~ ice for his
cu~tomers to park their cars behind
the restaurant and free spaces on the
\I reel.
.\dd1t1onally, the group will pet1-
11nn the city to correct the problem
w11h \uch suggesti ons as:
•Rcstnping to make the wide
<,paces a bit smaller to accomodatc
more \Chicles;
h2C 1ettingpohce to enforce the no"'
ignored one-hour parking hm1t,
•Taking awa:r the red curb in front
of the buildings; and
•Paving over the grass island
hetwccn the frontage road and New-
port Boulelvard for more parking
spaces. the preferred option among
the merchants and restauranteers.
though the most difficult to imple-
ment.
'Tm not expcctina any 1mmed1atc
resotuuon of the matter. and we'll
have to go to council 1f any building
(paving) 1s done," sajd Assistant City
Manager '\llan Roeder. who will
receive the pet1t1on .
"I bavcn'I had a chance to speak
with any of the merchants down there
yet," Roeder continued. "I want to
1dentif'! the prohlcm specifically but
1t has· got to be recognized that
Newpon frontage 1s a street. and not a
parking lot ..
"It ma) be a matter of s1mplX
enforcing the ex1s11n~ regulations, '
he said. "I think the situation can be
improved upon, but I'm not sure we
can fix I\ to everyone's satisfaction." .
Meanwhile. J W Winston looks
out his window as another car drives
by. "We have worked for 15 years
bu1ldmg something for the future.
and now every day I look out my
window and sec 1t getting worse."
NEWPORT BEACH COUNCIL VOTE ...
From Al
100 000 squarr feet The county has
discussed e11pand1ng the current
27 .000-square-foot terminal into a
more than 'o<>.000-<1qu1re-foot fa-
cltit 't ·~cond the c 1t't want~ stronser
language"' thl' agreement forcina the
lOunty to seek a ~1te for a sttond
rrg1onal airport
The count} would have to select a
-.ccond a1rpon c.1te w11h1n three yeaM
af\er the agrccmrnt was signed and
would ha"e to begin construction on
that ,Ile within 10 )<'a"· Hart said.
\lewport Beach would not be
requ1~d -to cndo~ a master plan for
the enlaracmcnt of John Wayne
\trpon until a ~ond airport \Ile has
been sdectcd.
•Third. the agr«ment would IT·
quire the count)' to n~n s.cuina a'1dr
fubd\ to build the new a1rpon
•rourth. the city's hab1llty to help
lhC C'Uunty lO rtpGy any funds rrom
Federal Aviation Adm1m trauon
lfBnh would be hm1ted to S2.S.OOO a
~car The Ut) would not be liable for
~Y domav' from o pend1n1 law ult flllln~I thr 11rpun by SPON. 1
:-.~YI po11 tiomc-owner<o associati on.
"I think the chanaes arc good and
that the chances for pasi;aae arc very
sood." Hart 53id
The agreement would allow the
number of commercial a1rhnc de-
parture~ at the airport to mcrca~ to
55 from 1t$ current hm1t of 41
During the last 20 years of the
aarecment. the number of night~
would be expanded to 73.
However, as quieter plane~ are
developed. the numberofflighls from
thl' airport coulrl increase beyond n
according to the pro posed agreement
Supervisor Thomas Riley. whoS(
F1f\h District includes both the air·
pon and Newport Beach has said he
will have trouble acttina the super-
visors to approve the airccment -
even in 1t~ on11nal form.
The Newport Stach City Council 1s
e.itpectJO& a rrowd when 1t con1lders
the agreement at 7:30 p.m. mectina in
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd ..
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site draws $15 milliOn bid
By MICHALENE BUSICO
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The Newport-Mesa Umfied School
01stnct Board of Education has
conditionally accepted a $15 million
bid for the closed Say View Elemen-
tary School and the surroundin& 36
acres of raw land in Santa Ana
Heights. If finalized. the saJe will be
the highest s1ngJe sale transaction 10
district history, Board President Ju-
dith Franco said Saturday.
Franco said that the sale was part of
an effort to "consolidate the distnct's
facilities·· m the face of declining
enrollment.
"We have closed a number of
schools and are shnnkmg our central
staff. It was fiscally prudent to begin
to consolidate different departments
on different sites into one area," she
said.
In the closed session meeting
Tuesday, the Board unanimously
accepted the bid of the J.M. Peters
Company. a Newport Beach rcsiden-
tial construction company, over the
bids of three other finns for lbe 47.8
acre parctl which is boardered by
Jamboree Blvd., Bristol St. and
Bayview Dr. The sale will be final
once board lawyers and the builder
come to asrecment on terms of
payment and escrow. No date has
been projected for that settlement,
though Franco says that payment will
be made over a 5-ycar period.
This was the first time the property
had been opened for bid, and the
Board accepted proposals from June
through September. Since then, Fran-
co said, they anaJyied the offers until
reaching their decision Tuesday.
Franco said the board chose the
J.M. Peters Company bid .. primarily
because 1t was the bid that most
closely met our criteria for price,
length of escrow, and payment
terms."
Franco added that the S 15 million
price was "within the ranae we
eApccted" and lhat by state law, ''The
money derived from the site sales can
only be used for major renovation of
existing schools ...
Though the money has not been
spccificall)' earmar~ed. she said that
new roofing, carpeting. and pamt are
likely expenditures. The rest of the
money will go into an interest
~thering fund, Franco said. . In addition to the Bay V1cw-
Jamboree site. two d1stnct land
parcels in Costa Mesa and Corona del
Mar Elementary School are currently
m escrow. and d1stnct busmess
offices 10 Placentia are now on the
market.
In all. Newpon-Mesa has closed 14
schools in the last I 0 years -about a
third of the total number -though
the ma1onty of the empty buildings
att leased and not sold. Bay View
Elementary had been closed in June.
1978, and until last year was leased to
Coastline Commumty College.
Franco said that the builder's plans
for the land were not a pert of the
Board's consideration in selling the
site.
Local doctors to continue ·
a"'s Saddleback staff officers
Burglary
suspects
caught Four local residents will continue
two-year terms as SaddJeback Com-
muntt)' Hospital's medical staff of-
ficers.
Rohen C Sutter, M.D .• will con-
tmue as chief of staff An active
member ofSCH's medicaJ staff s!~ce
1974, he 1s certified by the Amencan
Board of Neruology and Psychiatry.
Dr. Sutter graduated with an M.D.
from the University of Pittsburgh. H.e
completed his 10ternsh1p ancf resi-
dency at Ohio State University Hos-
pital.
Dr. Sutter resides in Corona del
Mar with his wife Lon01e and th1:1r
two children.
Continu10g as v1ce-ch1ef of staff 1s
Dennis A Rhyne. M.D. A member of
SCH's medicaJ staff since 1976, he is
certified by the American Board of
Orthopedic Suriery. Dr. Rh yne re-
sides In Laauna Hills with his wife
Linda.
Jim W. Lenthall, M.D .. will serve
his second term as sccretary-
trcasurer.
Orange County Shenffs deputies
arrested a Huntington Beach man
and two other suspects on suspicion
of burglary after trailin' them fro!ll
Orange County to a furmture store 10
Hemet Saturday. the sheriff's office
reported.
Driver hits, kills man
Arrested when they allegedly were
caught in the acl 0 1 burgJan21ng the
store, according to shenffs deputies,
were David P. Peterson, 31, Hunt-
ington Beach; James C. Wrensch. La
Habra, and Niessa L. Bauder. 27,
Hollister.
The suspects had bttn under
surveillance for some tame. officers
said. A 25-year-old Los Angeles man was
killed Saturday when he and a
companion were struck by a car gomg
about 80 miles an hour while they
were attempting to put 011 mto their
car at the shoulder of the San Diego
Freeway. officers said.
California H1lhway Patrol officers
said Ha Quoc Vu was dead at the
scene of the 1nc1dent. south of Seal
Beach Boulevard. His companion,
Hue H. Nguyen. 22. was taken to
We~mstcr Memorial Hospital
with moderate injuries. according to
officers.
A California Highway Patrol
spokesman said Jerry York. 23, of
Huntington Beach, was arrested on
suspicion of felony drunk.en driving
after allegedly strikin~ the two men
while passing vehicles on the
'ihoulder of the freeway .
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car. critical
A 32-year-old w~man was injured
critically when struck by a car while
she ran across Warner Avenue in
Huntinston Beach early Saturday,
according to police.
Police said the driver of the car
swerved to avoid three people and
struck Carolyn Lynn Crowe of Hunt-
ington Beach who was laaaina behind
her companions. She suffered major
in1urics to the skull and pelvis.
Hunungton Beach police took
three suspects by surprise as they
allegedly were loading cases of liquor
into their vehicle earl y Saturday,
accordin~ to officers.
The suspects. who were arrested
after a chase from Mario's Liquor
Store. 17211 Beach Blvd .. were ident-
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Francisco Salcedo, 20. of Huntington ~ach and Sergio Alvarado, 23.
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Eastern jet landa with
punctured fuel tank
By 1'e AIMCta&ff Prat
MIAMI -An Ea.stem Airlines jct made a non-
scheduled emeracncy landina in New Orans after an
external plate coverina an air conditionin1 system came
loose and punctured the left wina fuel tank, an Eastern
official aaid. None of the 122 people on board wu injured
Friday ni&ht when Aiaht 69 from Tampa to Houston
landed in New Orleans at about 7:05 p.m. EST. Eastern
spokesman Felix Forestieri said Saturday.
Antl-Ntelllte ml•Ue fired
W ASHtNOTON -The Air For~ announced
Saturday that it has earned out this country's first niaht
test of a sophisticated anti•satellitc missile fired from an
F-1 S fiahtcr. An Air Force spokesman, Maj. Ron Rand,
said the service "conducted an unarmed test of the ~er
and booster auidaoce system of the U.S. Air-Launched
Miniature Vehicle Anti-Satellite." "The ASA T missile
wu launched from an F-1 S flying out of Edwards Air
Force Base, Calif." he said.
Sale.man charged In •laying•
SHERMAN, Texu - A 36-year-old salesman was
characd Saturday with slaying four men, including a
sherftrs deputy, whose bodies were found last October in
a hanaar for ultra-liaht airplanes. Lester Leroy Bower Jr., a
salesman for a Datras chemical company, was arrested at
his Arlington home at about 11 :30 p.m. Friday on a capital
murder warrant, said Grayson County Sheriff Jack
DrilCOll. The victims were shot Oct. 8 after going to the
ranch hangar to discuss the sale of an ultra-light plane.
Jae.tie Wll.an dlett at 49
MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. -Rock 'n' roll singer Jackie
Wilson, once billed as "Mr. Excitement" and a top
perfonncr until he collapsed on stage in 1975, died at a
hospital Saturday. He was 49. Wilson was admitted to the
Burlington County Memorial Hosl>ital on Jan. 8, said
hospital spokeswoman Molly Timbn .. His family asked
that no infonrtation about the circumstances of h1.s death
be released, she said. Wilson, once billed as "Mr.
Excitement," had several hit songs, includjng "Lonely
Teardrops," m iaher and Hi&)\er" and "To Be Loved."
CALIFORNI A
Roc.t video. JbJ.ted to violence
LOS ANGELES-Rock music videos feature scenes
of terrorism, sadism, bondaae and tonure that promote
violence amonJ youna people, says a study released by the
National Coahtton <>o Television Violence. The repon.
issued by coalition chairman Dr. Thomas Radecki, also
found a 11 S percent increase in the violence in the lyrics of
rock music in the past 20 years. Violence was also found on
rock video album covers, and the repon said it found 60
'instances of aroups with violent names, such as the Dead
K.cnnedys. ThJ'CC Teens Kill Four, the Pseudo-Sadists and
Rash of Stabbings.
Two .tllled In plane cruJJ
FILLMORE -A homebuilt aircraf\ clipped elec-
trical wires and slammed into an avocado orchard
Saturday, killing two men inside the plane, authorities
said. Sheriff's Set. Steve Cook said the two-seater craft
crubed outside Fillmore in Ventura County, some 50
miles nonbwcst of Los Angeles, about 9:40 a.m. The
victims' names were withheld until relatives could be
notified.
Fire at uret.IJaae plant
LOS ANGELES -Fire in an industrial storage yard
stacked with urethane material caused $325,000 damage
Saturday and sent two Los Angeles County firefighters to
a hospital with smoke inhalation and heat oxposure.
Rames were reported at 8:03 a.m. outside Ramco
Industries, a urethane producer in the City of Industry,
about 18 mites east of downtown Los Angeles. At its peak,
13 fire companies battled the second-alarm blaze.
Republican• rap Reagan
SACRAMENTO -Two longshot Republican
candidates for president -perennial contender Harold
Stassen and businessman Ben Fernandez -condemned
President Reagan's foreign and domestic policies before
Reagan's home state supporters Saturday. The 76-year-
old Stassen, who has cam~i&ncd in every presidential
election year since 1948. said Reagan's foreign policy has
created "a greater danger of nuclear war than any time in
the last 20 yean." Femand;_z;.. a SS-year-old Los Angeles
economist who ran in 18 vvP primaries in 1980, said
Reagan has created "total chaos in the tax policy of the
United States," plus the largest deficits in the nation's
history and "the damndest recession since the 1930s."
WoRLD
Norway'• 'bl.gge11t •PY Kllndal'
OSLO. Norway -Police have arrested the deputy
chief of the Foreign Ministry press office on charges of
spying for the Soviet Union, authorities said Saturday.
News rcpons called the case Norway's biggest spy scandal
of the post-World War JI yea.rs. Ame Trcholt. 41 , who
helped arrange a news conference for Secretary of State
George P. Shultz here last week. was picked up Friday
night at Oslo's Fomebu Airport, chief prosecutor Magnar
Aorhe1m said in a statement. Treholt was booked on a
flight to Pans and news reports said he was carrying
classified documents that he planned to tum over to the
KGB, the Soviet secret police.
Deadly riot. Jn Morocco
RABAT, Morocco -Soldiers opened fire on rioters
protesting increased food prices in northern Morocco
killina dozens of people, accordina to news reports and
travelen from the area. Estimates of the number of people
slain in riots in a half dozen cities and towns Thursday and
Friday ranged from two reported by French television to
100 rcp<>ned by the Spanish news aacncy EFE. Govern-
ment officials denied there were any deaths.
Soviet cen•are over pollat1on
MOS('OW -The rulina Politburo officially
chastised five aovemment ministers for fallina t.o control
air pollution in western 1bena. Soviet newspepcn
rcPorted Saturday. It was the scoond time Petr S.
Neporozhniy, the 7J..year-old minister for power and
electrification, has been censured. In May, the Com-
munist Pany daily Pravda criticized him for flihna to
crack down on corruption in h11 ministry and said he was
officially rq>nmandcd. Saturday's rcpons on the weekly
metlln& of the I ).man Politburo 11id Neporotbniy and
four otl1er mlniltm were c:en un:d for compl11nts about
poUuuon 10 the city of Kemerovo, a major mdustnal
center 1n western S1bena.
Gaby bac.t ln Oreaau
GRENVILLE. Gttnada -Fonner Prime Mim ttr
Sir Eric Oalry ended nearly five years of ~ile Saturday,
retumlna with tean In his qcs. a prayer for President
Hpn, and aharp criticism for Orenad.t's new govcrn-
ent. Oa1ry had livc.'d in tbc United States since the MaKh
~· t979, coup that put Mauncc Bishop an Power
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HEAVY EL SALVADOR FIGHTING
. Guerrilla bombing ---cuts power to east
matic weapon' fire 11 • n Raf~I Cedros,
24 miles cast of San Salvador, a Defenk
Minist.ry •Poke mao said. There were no
reporu of rtbtl casualtin
The raid and another on the town of
Santn Oominio. thrtt miles fanh<"r catt
appeared auned at dtvert1na public atten-
uon and milh~ry re ourcc-s from the major
anny oountcnnsurgency dnve that beaan
Friday in Usulutan.
aucmllas by dawn, ht id. h cawed
blackouts acros mo.t of Cabanai.
Cuscatlan and northern San Vincente
provinces, residents in the area 111d.
rebel tronshold tn a nch couon-produci.,.
area of the ma.inly aaricultural province.
Fijhtins al wat rt'Po1'1Cd arouAd Sua
JOf1C, l S miles east of San Apstln,; half of the country __
SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP) -
leftist auemllas attacked I power station
with ba:iookas and bombed an electrical
pylon, blacking out the eastern half of El
SAivador on Saturday.
One civil defenseman was killed in Santo
Domingo, in San VicentCJ>rovincc. which
was held by the rebels for four hours before
they retreated, said a local ,nilitary com-
mander who asked not to~ i<Sentified.
The auerrillas also bombed an electncaJ
pylon near Mercedes UmaJ\a. 65 m1lcse11t
of the capital in Usulutan, 11jd a Power
company cn&jneer in San Misuel who
asked not to be identified. Rcttdentu1id ll
blacked out la Union, Usulutan, San
Miguel and Moruon provinca.
Anny sources in Usulutan City repof'Wd
heavy filhtina an San Aaustin, near the
Lc'mpa River SS milcscastofSan Salvador,
u the anny began to clear the provmc:e of
iuerrillas and beain resettlement and
development projects.
There were no ttp0rt1 of ca.uilticl, b\ft
people who hvc pear the military hotpitat
in San lvldor uid arnbulancet Mft
arriv1na early Saturday.
A c1vil defense commander in Ciudld
Bamos, 98 miles northea.n of San
S&Jvador, said air force ;cu bOiiibed
suspected guerrilla positions in v~
south of his post Saturday. J'bere were no·
reporu on casiultlfl.
Anny sources reported heavy flahting in
San Aaustin, SS miles cast of San Salvador, as the military attempted to clear Usulutan
province of guerrillas.
Four national 1uardsmen were killed
and two wounded when rebels bla.sted a
power station with bazookas and auto-
At least l 00 auerrillas attacked the
flcctrical station late Friday ni&)lt, another
local comm~dcr said. Army troops,
backed by au force JeU and hchcopten
armed with machine guns. drove back the
The sources. who also in istcd on
anonymity, said by telephone that the
fightina occurred before dawn near the
Meanwhile, President AJvaro Map.i:.a
dedicated new U.S.~rnade tem~
bridic) Saturday acro11 lhe Lempe Rivtt near the remains of the CuscaWin bridjt,
blown up by prriJlaJ on New Yeat"s f)jy.
Gold medal Tcirzan
Johnny Weissmuller
is dead at age 79
ACAPULCO, Mexico (AP) -Johnny
Weissmuller, who won five Olympic gold
medals as a swimmer and went on to movie
fame as Tarzan of the jungle, has died at the
age of79. l
The cause of Weissmuller's death at his
Acapulco home late Friday was not
disclosed. He suffered a series of strokes in
1977 and was an invalid at the home where
he had lived with his wife, Maria. since
1979.
"It just beat him down little by little."
said h1sson,Jobony Weissmuller Jr. ofSan
Johnny Wel.Mmaller
FrancilCO. "He went peaceably, in his
sleep. His wife tried to get him up and
couldn't."
States at the Amsterdam Olympics in
1928." said his daughter, Lisa Gallagher.
by telephone from her home in Beverly
Hills.
But his greatest fame probably came as
the star of 18 Tarzan films between 1931
and 1947. He was the fourth film actor to
play the mythical hero created by Edgar
Rice Burrou&)\s.
"I went to the back lot at MGM. they
gave me a G-string and said, 'Can you
climb a tree? Can you pick up that girl?' I
cnuld do all that. and J did all my own
swinging because I had been a YMCA
champion on the nngs," Weissmuller once
said.
When producer Sol Lesser refused to
gjvc him a larger share of the profits after
making ··Tarzan and the Mennaids" in
1947, Weissmuller dropped the role and
turned to a series of "Jungle Jrm" movies.
He also played that role on telev1s1on for I 0
years.
He tried to make the transition to other
types of roles in the 1946 film "Swamp
Fire."
"I played a Navy lieutenant in that one,"
he said. "I took one look and went back to
the jungle."
He estimated his film camiogs at $2
million, but said he made no money from
reruns of his films. tn later years he lent his
name for promotional purposes to health
food stores and cocktail lounges.
He was working as a greeter at Caesar's
Palace Casino in Las Vegas in the 1970s
when he teamed be had a serious heart
condition.
The disabling strokes followed and he
was hospitalized at the Motion Picture and
Television Country Hospital . ·
After the director there complained that
his Tarzan calls in the middle of the niaht
disturbed other patients, Weissmuller and
his wife moved to a home in this Pacific
coast reson a few-miles from the location of
his last Tarzan film.
"He always wanted to be here." Mrs.
Weissmuller was one of the vcatest
swimmers of all time, dominating his
events at the 1924 and 1928 Olympics,
setting a total of 67 world records and
winning SS Amateur Athletic Union
swimming ohampionsh1ps.
"My father's proudest moment was
when he carried the flag for the United
Weissmuller sajd in a 1980 interview. "The
climate is so nice. It 1s the least J could do,
try and make him comfortable as po~s
ible."
J ohnny Welamuller played the
roll of Tarzan in 18 moYlea. &•• pictured bere in a 1934 RXO
prod action.
Record cold in Over 50 cities
By Tbe A11oclated Prest
Record below-zero tows were set in
more than 50 cities from the Rockies
to th'c East Coast on Saturday as a
bitterly cold mass of arctic air sitting
on the eastern third of the nation
made this the coldest January ever
recorded in some c1 11es.
Freezing temperatures were re-
ported as far south as the Gulf Coast.
the National Weather Service said.
The coldest spot in the lower 48
states was Alamosa, Colo., at a l'C'Cord
34 degrees below zero. closely fol -
lowed by Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.,
with a numbing 33 below. Lake
Fnday. subfreezing temperatures
touched every state but Hawaii.
The low of 20 below at Toledo,
Ohio, was the coldest ever recorded
there at any time of the year. Sault Ste.
Marie's reading was a record for the
month of January. as was Detroit's 21
below. The only time ~troit has
been colder was Christmas Eve 1872.
when it was 24 below. Saturday's low
of 23 below at Elkins, W. Va., was the
Appalachian Mountain town's sec·
ond coldest January reading -the
coldest was 24 below on Fnday.
The records follow the Chnstmas
weekend cold snap that made 11 the
coldest December on record across
much of the nation.
Western Pennsylvania had its cold·
est night of the wanter, even colder
than Ctiristmas weekend. Pittsburgh
had 13 below, compared to 12 below
on Christmas morning.
On Friday records were set in at
least 26 cities. with the mercury
plummetin~ to 40 below 1ero at
Minong, Was.
It was so cold Saturda) at f-ort
Wayne. Ind., that a.state police officer
said eight trucks stopped running
because the diesel fuel in their tanks
began to gel. clogging fuel lines. The
city had a low of 21 <tcgrees below
zero. ·
Even extreme northeastern Flonda
had a touch of subfreezing
temperatures. But the soutbe~
of the state had lows way up in the 60s.
and the forecast for Sunday's Super
Bowl football pme at Tampa was for
temperatures an the 50s.
At least 30 deaths in 12 states were
blamed on the combination of cold
and snow over the past week.
Every National Weather Service
~tat1on in Ohio reported a record low
Saturday, as drd most reporting
points 1n Kentucky. Illinois and
Indiana.
At m1daftemoon. Toledo had
warmed to only 7 degrees below zero.
U.S. says terrorists may have
aircraft for kamikaze attacks
WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S.
intelligence has evidence that
suspected anti-A merican terrorists in
Lebanon and Iran have or will soon
have access to small planes, helicop-
ters and f.liders that could be used to
fly kamikaze strikes aaainst U.S.
warships in the Mediterranean and
Persian Gulft.. senior odministratton
officials said ;)aturday.
The officials, speaking on con-
dition they not be identified, said
naval ships In the f'Clion arc being
equipped with 'hon-range Stinger·
anti-aircraft missiles and Vulcan
Phalanx rap1d-finnJ machine guns to
use against such a1rcran 1ha1 might
escape d~ection by radar
The Stinger is a shoulder-fired
weapon that a Marine aboard i.hrp
could aim and fire at a rela11 vely ,1ow-
mov1ni. low-flying plane The Vul·
can Phalanx is a modern weapon
similar in some respects to the 19th
Century . Gatling gun. It was de·
veloped by the Navy as a last-ditch
defense against cruise m1ss1lcs
Pentagon sources told The A'I-
-.ocrated Press that notices have bttn
issued to all commercial a1rcran
Oy1ng an lhe eastern Mediterranean to
stay away from U . warships off
Beirut The ships' crews have been
placed on alert bccau~ of the poss1-
b1 ht) of "u1c1de attacks. and com-
mcmal p1lot'i arc being told that 1f
the) fl y do)C to the warsh1~ they wrll
bt· intercepted by military planes.
The sources said the latest per·
cc1ved threat comes from "statc-
~ponsorcd tcrronsts"' suppont'C:I by
the Iranian rtovcmmcnt
4 l /2 -year-old Jimmy Tontlewics l8 reecued
from the icy waten of Lake Mlchlean.
Youth recovering
f rom icy accident
t HICAGO (AP ) -J1mm) Tontlcw1cz had been
submerged rn Lake M1ch1gan for 20 minutes and was hmp
as a doll when he was pulled from the ice-cold water last
week. He had no heartbeat
But mstead of tr)tng to bnng the 4-ycar-0ld bo)
around. doctors plunge9 him Into a drug-mdoced coma.
<\nd instead of warmrng him up, they hterall} put ham
on ICC
Now. a "eel.. alter he crashed through the ice dunna a
sledd1na outma w1th ha~ father. TerRncc. there are signs
the treatment is workm11.
Jimmy opcn~d his eyes for th~ first nme Fnaty and
moved has anns and legs. although he was stall
unconscious. He continued to move on Saturday.
His thumb moved when has mother squ~z.ed has
hand. The monitor mea.,unng his brain waves beeped
when she whispered in has ear Pn-hmmary results of a
brain scan showed its function to be normal.
"I think he's doing remarkably," said his father.
Doctors at C'h1ldrtn's Mcmonal Hospital say the
child. sull in a roma to control pressure an~rdc has skull,
ma) be on the road 10 a complete recovery.
Congress ready for election-yea~ session
WASHINGTON (AP)-End1naa nine-week rcct .
Conares 1s returnina for a prn1dcnt11l elccuon-ye.ar
SCU1on C\pcclcd to be Iona on pohuc and short on
'ubstanc:e.
The U.S. role 1n Lebanon and soanna federal dcf1c1t"
top • conarcss1onal aaendl full of fo~ian and domestic
1nuc , most of them fen over from last year, as the 98th
ConarcJC rcconvcn" for us IC'COnd ion
Despite the Iona Im of pend1n.a ltti lat1on, 1e.idcr1 of
both panics predict slam accomplishments 1n ~hat 11
upcctcd to be an •b rcviatcd n1on dominated by
pre 1dential and conarc tonal ~lection postunna.
.. It should be a very quiet )'c'tr around here," said Sen
Robert Oolc. R-Kan., chairman of the natc F1nanct
C ommittct •
Pre\1den1 Re11aan will outline hi\ g.t>.lb for 1984 when
he dclivt·r ht\ \talc of the Union addrc on Wcdncld y
, .
1nd send hi\ hudaet for fi$Cal )Car 198~ to Capitol Hill on
FC'b I
He mil) IJH' Republican k1dt'r. an advance look at
has propo.,,.fl, on Tutsday when he &OC' to 1hc C ap1tol for
o C10P ludcl"\h1p lun\.hcon
And Trea~ury~"Cretary Donald Rqan wall ~lk about
tht \late of the nation'\ economy 11 a 1 hursday heanna
beforT the ltouK" na1c fa:onomtt C omm1ttct
The contanucd rrn net of lJ troop 1n Lebanon
wall command ht'"ln ~ l'onarcv~mnal attention in the
com ma wrcks ( onsrc'~ dl"I: IUl"d IA\I S.:plcmber to 1110\\. u
Mannes 10 Mny in tkm1t throup.h m1d-Apnl 198.S. hut" n:-
tvalulltun af thi dC\. 1s1<'n '«'"'' hkel) a" more and more
mcmhcr' -ltrpuhhc n\ '""'ell a .. OC'mocrats -C\prt
1m1J conl'Cm\ Jhout thr l ' \ rolr thcrt •
t lou ·f on:1 n \fTa1M 'ut'C'ommnttt "'ill took into
the !\UbJ('(l Ot1 1 bunday.
uadc" ofooth pan1n hive e~p1n9Cd concern that
the nation ' arowtn dcficn headed toward lhe S200
b1lhon·a·,car mark, could thwan the ec:ooom1c rec:o ..
8ut f('v. hold out much l'l'll hope of tnmmina them th1
clcct1on '\-Cir either by \pcnd1n1 cuu or tu 1ncn:a~.
"It'., 1ff\ • ad n. Lawton Clul of Aonda, wn1or
Dcm()('r:tt on the ~nate Bud t (omm11tet. "Election
)l"lr!t If(' alwav' difficult and this one has a lot of player\.
h m•) ~ mort of a ~'lrt\al.cr )tar "
··w e had pohtK 1n '8' but we'rt su~ iioana to ta
b1 er do'<' an 'K,4:· ~1cted HouSt Republican l.ttckr
Robert H. Michel of llhnoi
"1 ~c a I~\ of rh ton ind talk." ~•chcl adJrd.
"F. vcntu II~ < onart~' ha\ to add~., ll5elf to 1t l1.,>ntr(llt·
1n dtfic1t l Bu' untonun I J), il '' puhf al -tin
)"OU n~ mcm~ • Tiu •ell "" hctt la cut ( pcndina).' ..
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A.4 Orange Coast OAILY 1PILOT /8und1y, Janu1ry 22. 198'4
...................................................................................................
Births turned Butch lnto Bertha
8y JAIMEE SEELEY
Of .. o.m, "-' .....
omeone h.as been crecpina about
the Fluor Cotpora11on'" ifound'i 1n
Irvine rec:cntly, h1d1na 1n the bushes
and befnendmii employet''i while big
<kllh• and secret board meeting~ t~kc
place on the other 11de of\hc tall iJll!!.~
walt'i A corporue spy'>
No. 1\'\ Butch, a tono1sc-shc:ll·
colored cat who has become a fa von tc
of the workers at Fluor.
However, Butch was changt:d to
Benha by "his" adoptive fum1l>
recentl> aflcr a family of k1ttrn'
appeared on the Fluor around'i
Benha was first spotted about two
months aao Jumping in and out of
hushes on the grounds, said one Fluor
employee. It wa1.n'1 long afler that
four kmens appeared but the fiflh
kitten. the runt, didn't come out for a
couple of week•. he added
" I think he tried to get a bird and
the bird got the best of him."
The t-atr.. who made their home by
the door in front of corporutc head-
quaners wcrr cared for and fed by
lt\he Det" Cfranosce. thl" company''
re<.ept1on1M But urano'iee wasn't the
onl) one who took an intere11t in the
ml\ .. A lot of rmplo)ce' contributed to
hu ) food for thr animal\," \he said.
When the In.inc Animal helter
wa~ called out w capture the animal~
they could only apprehend thrte of
the kittens Mother and the other
bab1c' rem11n free
Thou&h some r luor employee
have expressed an mterclit 1n dopt·
ins one of the k1tteM, Dav11 said
felines arc wild and not adoptable at th1spomt.
"Tho ku~ns have never been
around people und they're temfied of
them." she said. "We would hkc 10
~c them become socialized and we're
trym& to do th•t. They may come
around but we just want people to
know they will probably never be the
cuddly cat who runs to you when you
come home because their mother has
ljught them to run from people."
A HOMELESS FRIEND
WITH A COLD NOSE
AND A WARM HEART
NEEDS YOU •.•
'260 REWARD I
For Information INdlng to
the appr9henak>n of drlv.,
Involved In hh 6 run llCCI·
«Mnt that occured at ap-prox. 2:57AM Frida, night,
on the laat.ade o Coeta
MMe near the comer of Holldar • Irvine Ava. Car
eouaht after befi.ved to be
Camero LT. Hit on driver
aide front. Call ... wport a .. ch T,.ttlc DIYlalon.
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The ca•t of South Cout Repertory'• "Flnd-
hag Home," from left: Steve A va108, Dexter
Hamlett, Steve Beu;eu, Patti Ya•utake and
Terey Summera.
This play really hits home
for those jn a strange laJ?.d
By CHRISTINE DECKER
Of IN Delly Pt6ol ltefl
Bud Burger the Surfer catch~ an
awesome wave in California and
nde~ 1t to a fictional land of parad15c
called Aboland.
He gets offh1s board a fl er one of the
.. ta'it1est waves ever," and discovers
what it's like to be a stranger 1n a
c,trange land. He can't understand thP
language. his baggies and T-shirt with
"Life's a Beach' scrawled across it just
doesn'I fit in and he doesn't unde,.
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Thi' is the sctllnJ. of "Finding
Home" the new children's educa-
tional touring play written, directed
and performed by South CQast Reper-
tory Theatre members. It played on
SCR's main stage Thursday after-
noon to a packed house of more than
500 adults and children.
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"Where All The Choice• Make All The 01,,.,.nce"
WESTMINSTER
15191 Beach
Boulevard
SANTA ANA
2801 So.
Bristol St.
SANTA ANA
322 w. 17th
Street
(Neat Segen trem St.)
898-3388" 557-1324
The show will tour area school
through June 15, with more than 40
performances alrcad} sched uled.
The pla y could be wa tched just for
the fun of it. The costumes are bnght
and original , the mu~1c 1~ upbeat. the
lines are funny. But the educational
part of the production is hard to mi~.,
It's a musical parable explonng the
feeli ngs of a newcomer who is tf)1ng
to adJU'lt to a strange. new countr}
Oranse County residents can re-
late. With thoui.and~ of immigrant'>
pounng into the area each ye ar,
there'c, a need to understand what
these uprooted people ~o th rough a'
the) try 10 adjust to their new home
Burger the surfer dl\C"Over'>. he ha-.
to learn a new language, gi ve up \Orne
of hi" heheft1, study hooks on cu\·
tom<i. lows and history ·
I\ fter a while Burger. pla yed h}
Steve Bca1ley. rcah.ze'i it'~ not soeas)
He gets fru'itrated and angry when the
Abolander'> call him a "stupid. laz).
dumb Califore1gncr" because the)
don't understand him and he dot.·11n'1
undcr!>tand Abolandcr11
"You have to become like lhl· re\I
of the group. ~ou ha\C to adJU'>I to
our wa ys You ha ve to look. ac:t and
play like u\ ... he's told
Burger concl udes 11 '>hould a he
give-and-take rcla1u1n\h1p between
the ne\\<comer and hi'> new count')
Instead of tr)ing 10 make a melting
pot of the population 1t should be
more like a salad bowl People should
be able 10 retain their 1nd1vtduality. 1!1
Lhe me'>sage
The audience la all caught up ln South Coaat Repertory'•
"Flnd(ng Home." ~
The audience <;eemed to en1 oy the
o;ho"" while at the time learning an
important les~on.
"I've M.'cn a lot ofpre1ud1ce. When
I first ll'·~d here I thought how peopk
can be reall y mean:· ..aid Tuan Do.
14. El Toro. "The play showed me
people can be like that in an> country.
··1 gue'is they're not heing mean.
they JU'>l look at U'> and see our
difference and that makes them act
that wa) ... 'i31d Tuan Do. ""ho came
to this country with his parent~ from
Vietnam
Most children admitted to learning
more about their fellow school chil -
dren and ne111.hbors who arc 1mm1·
grants
"It taught me that }OU \hould Ix>
nice to people from different coun-
tne\. We should welcome them." said
Lisa Weis•,, 10. lrv1m·
"I'll be nicer to ne" kid'> at '>Chool
I'm going to go up and ..a> hi to them
and make them feel rnmfonable."
said Shelby Hunt. 10. Laguna Beach
Even adults learned \ometh1ng
from "Finding Home ..
"I didn't realize ho"" we rnmc
acros\ to foreigner\. ~omet1 mes 1
think we Just ignore them hcca u'iC we
don't understand them. I hope to be
different from now on:· sa id Jan
Sicker. Anaheim
Military sees bullet train problems
By tht> Associated Pr e11
.:\ pmpo,cd high-speed rail line
between I oc, Angele'> and San Diego
could cause "significant disruption"
to military training operations at
Camn Pendleton Manne Corps ba'iC.
a report \a)S
The military report also ~s that
con.,truL11nn of the \3 I b1ll1on rail
prOJ<.'C:t rnuld ~pur large-scale de-
velopmt·nt in the area. resulting in the
elimination of Camp Pendleton a!>
the la\t opcn-'>pace buffer between
Lo~ Angeles and San Diego.
Concerns were also raised about
the propo~d 130-mile route of the
train which would pass \hrouiih
Orange ( ounty (stopping in Irvine)
and indude an I !S-m1lc stretch that
nasSC\ through Camp Pendleton.
1 he report said that proposed route
could cause "significant dr~ruplion or
d1!>placcment of militacy opcrauons
(that) ma) render the proJeCt unac-
reptable to the l I <; Manne Corp\
and the Department of the Navy ..
Manne Corps planners also ex-
prcssc.'d concerns that the elccmcally·
powered train might Jnterfere wtth
. m1l1ta!) and c1v1han commun1caf1on
near its t>ath
The rciiort . released Thur~a). will
he suhm1tted to state and federal
agencies a~sess1ng the env1ronment11I
impact of the bullet train. which "
being promutc.'d hY Am erican High
\peed Rail C orp
The prOJCCt ha., c:ome uruJer in-
creasing cnt1c1\m in recent wreks. A
report prepared hy thl' rnngre\s1onal
Office of Technnlog) i\\<,cssmcnt
said 11doubted1he pri vatcl )·linanccd
proJect would attrall a largl· enough
ndersh1p lo make a profiJ adding that
11 could IJr<>habl y not \uu·eed without
an infu~1on of federa l \Ub\ld1cs •
Five ~outhern ( ahforn1a rn1c~.
'>an ., Diego Del Mar. ( arlsbad .
<>cean\lde and Tustin. have also
expressed oppo!.1t1on to the train on
envtronmentul ground' and have
filed a ~u11 1n a hid to halt t\\
con~trurt1on
CONTROL OF NIXON LIBRARY
San Clemente to
run proposed fa ell tty
By &be A11oc:l1ted Pre11 .
A. propo\Cd R1ch111rd Nixon Prc'il·
den11al l 1brary will he open 10 the
publ1<.: and will make available: dis·
puted file~ on the Wutcraatc $Candol 1f
they ore ruled public document~. o
\an C'll'll\L'ntc Clly ufficllll $1\)'S
C It)' Anomcy JcrT Odcrman ~•d
Thur\day he wonted to deny recent.
report 1hat the Nixon Prt~dcnual
L1brul'} 1-oundahon, the pnvatt or·
aan1111ton sceklna fundina for the
Jibrar)'. plann~ 10 keep control over
e institute.
Ockrman 1d an 11rccmcnt he·
t~ccn n C lcmcntc and the foun·
on. 1ancd la t <Xtober. uyt the
.facility will follow the pattern of oil
other pre 1dcr1t1a1 llbrar1e : built wllh
,
I
..
pnvatc fund'>. I hen 3dm1n1s1errd a' a
oubh<. fa<.1lm h} th e K'IHrnmrnt
Th<.' .1g1t•rmt·n t al\o 'itatt'I nc1tht•r
the found:tllon nor N1~on will be able
to "cxdude the publu; from thl.'
library. hm11 accl"'i\ to rnntenal., or
cxetc1~ any ed1t onal power to ~lt'ct
onl) matenal'i fa"f}11ahk to Nl'~on or
\omconc\ cont·ep11on of what mtgh1
he favurablr to him "
Oderm5111 \Sid the hb1 ury "will
have lhl.' tome.' 1ntc3nty and \laturc 8\
an> other prc'i1dent1al libr•ry-1f 1t"'
to be built in n Clemente •
Man-'playing doctor'
sought by SA police
Santa Ano pohc:c nrt looking fur 3
man who fondled l\1110 tc n-ogc 1url\
white pos1n1 as p }'t1c11n.
The man. who 1dcnt1fird h1m~lf as
"Dr Vuquc1." w.cnt door to duor
olfcnna free cxamin111ons tx-c u of
I !>UpPQ\Cd flu cpidcm1C'.
l i fuctda)' mc1Jent w> reported
by the girl,. mother, who met the man
at a rclattvr·s hom~. actor~ to a
n1a Ana police pokc,man,
"Dr Va~U</'' said hr worked at
the Oran t~ County Health ( lint<' on
I 7th .$trttt. But o check ot the chnrt h~ Polll:t rncaled no t.lo<.tor by that
n.-rnc • '
-
.
THOIAS
ELIAS
College
tuition
not out
of line
By THOMAS O. ELIAS
As~de from reapportionment,
nothinapreoccupiesCalifomia Poh·
ticians so much as the issue of junior college tuition.
Should community colleit stu-
dents be forced to pay a small fec -
SSO is the figure quoted most often -fort~eireducation?Yes. say Re·
publicans led by Gov. Deukmejian,
who last year refused to restore SI SO
million in tw~yearcollege budget
cuts when the Lcgulaturc wouldn'tgo-. along with tuition.
No. insist many Democrats whose
bottom-lane position is that b~d&ct
cuts and resulting slashes 1n course
offerings arc preferable to any wcak-
cninJ of C-ahfomia '1 frcc-<ducataon tradition.
Or•nge Coaal DAILY PILOT/Sunday, JMUtwy 22, 1814
tllt 's hard for me to understand how anyone could be so Jrreverent of
Laguna's scenJc beauty by removing the row ~f trees and greenery,
especially at this sensJtlvepteway 1o La.Jluna." ·
l'M PICKING 'TUE
J<EDSKINS OJER
'P~t RAIDERS!
BS!t BLOUJlft"" 1A&UDa BeacJI
Cuttmg of Cliff Drive tree.
was shock to scenic balance
To the E.ditor
There once wua beautiful srove of
trees &Jona North Cout HiJbway a1
Oiff Dttve -marluna not only~~c down.hill slope 10 t.quoa's Main
Beach and Downtown Lquna but
also providma an arti5lic ae1una for
our LaJuna Art Museum and for the
entry to Heisler Park and t.radtt1onal clilli~ pllCC'I s1,1ch u the Royal
Hawaiian1 lat Bnsas and tbt Cottaae.
Then Wlthin I 'h houra on Monday.
Jan. 16 the arove of trees was cut
down and destroyed leavina a stark
vacant look to the cnure area. J
bcc-ame aware of the "tree cutt1n1"
aft.er' a series of phone calls from
concerned rcsi<ients and business
people in the nei&hborhOOd.
Who was rcspansible for this seems
unclear at this moment, but it appears
somewhere between the propeny
owner and CalTrans.
h's hard for me to unde11tand how
anyone could be so irreverent of
Laauna's scenic beauty by ttmovina
the row of trees and arecncry, es-
pecially at this sensitive pteway to
La1una.
As a Forestry student and later a
ranscr It is cleat &o me thit the '""9
could well have been uved iild
maintained. lfit ~ 1 root~
the surface rooU COUid tiive beefta
blc:k and the btancbtl trim
enoufh to enable support by
rem~runaroou. ;a Now that n ii done we're all
to see what will be plUleid &o
the trees. A lot of pcOpk
wa1tin1 and wishina that there Will'1e
some effort to equal the beauty
was dettroyed.
But the real trapdy iJ that tbit ~
of thina can happen so qu==
10 the hean of Laauna,
without city input or ~
Seems liu there mould be ao ~
ment or understandins -bet
CaJTran1 and the city requiri~ concurTence in any sianlftcant
-includina tree removal -aJ
the CalTrans routes thtoutf> ~
city ..• but would bi& and pooirec
CalTraos ever consider IUCb u
agreement with a small ud ~
town?
BENBLOUNP.
1.quna Belcla
Columnist was on the-mone
To the Editor. to believe that Conarm will suddenly
become responsible about 'pendi.Qs.: "A SSO fee tSJUSt a foot 1n the
door," said Democratic As-
semblyman Tom Hayden. "It would
go up from there and many poor
students would be deprived of ed uca-
llon."
But that position has seemed to
soften this month. And although no
one is sayi na so, the reason clearly is
the enrollment profile released la st
month by the California Post-
secondary Education Commission.
Uncovering some sales tax facts
Columnist Pat Buchanan as to be
complimented on his Daily Pilot
column of Jan. I 7 entitled: "Reaaan
Loses Ground 1f he A&rees to Tax
Hikes."
Mr. Buchanan couldn't have been
more correct in his comments es-
pecially on two counts. Finl, he
pomts out that given SSO billion in
new revenues, as Democrats in Con-
gress arc requesting th~ is no reason
Second, if President Reapn aaroet
to more i.a.xes, the Republican Party
will have 1051 iU winn:ina di~
We desperately need a president Wbe
will. as Buchanan puts h, .. F'_
apinst the incessant clamon of lb.t
CPEC's statistics ~ealed the
statc'scommlfnity college student
body (before the cutbacks) as pnmar-
tl~ white. middlc-<:lass and female.
with a healthy component of students
coming baclc for more cducat aon even
though they already have degrees
from four-yearcolle.ses.
"The rhctonc sa ying communttt'
colleges arc for the poor and disad-
vantaged doesn't hold up," said
com minion director Patrick Callan.
.. The data show that a modest fee
wouldn't throw the great majontyof
students an to the street "
Adds Harold Geaogue. chief educa-
tion spec1ahst an the state legislative
analyst\ office. "To be more efficient
1nancconom1csensc, we should have
some charges for those who can afford
1t. The effi cient ust of public re-
sources would call for those who can
afford to pa) to pa) ...
Democrats respond that any kand
of tuition, even when combined with
scholarships for the needy. would
drive the poorest and most 111·
informed students away.
By BOB DINSEN
$500,000 of our tax dollars is being
'ipent on selling the idea that Orange
Cou nty citizens should pay more
sales taxes than ci tizens in the rest of
the state and on related studies. With
all this propaganda, many facts arc
covered up:
• An average family of four would
P.?Y SI O.SOO more in sales taxes than
if they li ved in a different county. The
Transpartation Commission figures
on collecting an additional SS'I•
billion. With two million people in
Orange County. simple division
proves the cost.
• Nonnally, freeway c-0nltJ'Uct.ion
and improvements are financed with
Federal or State money with pri·
oritics allocated according to need. If
we use the Orange County sales tax
increase for upgrading our freeways.
the psolinc taxes collected in Orange
County will be spent on freeways in
other counties and in ~er states. Jn
effect, we will be taxin urselves for
freeways most of us wi I never sec.
• Over SI billion would &O for
~nstruction of a rail system that
would be used by a very minute
percentage of us. For each pas.senger
trip, taxpayers would pay over $4 for
the construction. No mention 1s
made of the fact that taxpayers would
also have to subsidize the operating
.....
costs. lfpas~gcrs had to pay the full
cost, ridership would be almost nil.
Would we end up with a bigger tax
increase than we thouaht?
• No other area with a papulation
density similar to ours has such a rail
system, so the plan is a aamble with
our tax dollars. If it is such a good
idea, why did we get rid of the rail
system we once had? Wby is Philadel-
phia plannina to scrap its rail syste""
• We arc led to believe that the
trains would ease traffic congestion.
Actually. so few people would ride the
trains that we wouldn't notice the
difference in traffic. Taxpayers pay 80
percent of the fares for our local busy
system and many buses have been
taken out of service because of poor ridership.
•Some of the new tax money would
go to citiet for road expenses. That
doesn't mean that much more would
be spent on city streets. You can
expect funds presently being spent on
streets, other than general funds, to be
diverted to Junkets and creating more
of the fat in Jovcmmcnt that we tried
lo iet rid of when we voted for Prop.
13 m 1978. ...
• If the voters approve the tax
increase plan, it doesn't necessarily
mean that that will be the plan used,
for Politicians will have the power to
change the plan without going to the
voters
• The comm1ss1oners running the
planareappaintcd to the position. Do
we want politically appointed people
handling this $51/• billion?
• There arc many people in this Oran~ County who live on small
fixed incomes. They have faced rent
increases, doubled drivers' license
fees, greatly increased auto regis-
tration fees. increased state gasoline
taxes. increased f edcraJ psoline
taxes, tncreased arocery prices and
skyrocketina utility ratci. I have
talked to many of these people who
bundle up cvenin11 to save heat costs
and who can't afford to buy meat.
This l611J percent tax increase would
actuAlly take food out of thc-ir mouths.
• What is ha~nina to the Sl6S
million of psohoe taxes collected
annually, in Oranac County?
Jn 1978, we voted for Prop. I 3
hopmg to cut some of the fat out of
government and to cut the perccntaac
of our income soma to gov em men 1. l f
we have changed our minds. let's not
pick such a poor plan. Do we want to
see empty trains competing with our
empty local buses and to, in effect,
fund freeways that we will never use?
Oo we want to pay more sales taxes
than the people an the rest of the State
and ~et so little benefit?
Dmsen 1s a Garden Grove Ory
Councilman
• Provider State.''
) DERALO 0 . HUNT
C:O.ta Mm
BB crime is not an epidemic l
Tot.be Editor.
l am writing 10 response to the
column by Steve Marble in the Jan.
16 issue on the topic of crime in
Huntington Beach. Lately there has
been a sharp increase 1n murders
committed, but this is no reason to be
alarmed. As noted by Mr. Matble the
statistics inclicate that H.B. is still one
of the safest cities in California.
Police Chiefllobitallle also felt \hat
&1.l of us should be proud to .live in
Huntinaton Beach and not fret bt-
cause of a few killinp. True tile
cnmes have come in a rapid -..
cession since the beajnn1n1 of the
year, butjustconsidcrt.bef'act that the
majori.i of _the criminals bl've
already ~n apprehended befote you
decide to criticize the Huolinlloo
Beach Police Force!
BAJUlY E. l YON
Huntincaoa 9-cb
"You (would) dishearten the
people who are the least mo11 vated.
the least soph 1stu.:ated, the ones who
don't know how to apply for finan cial
aid," s.aad Assembl)man John
Vasconcellos
But the reality 1s that the political
impasse overtu111on has already
disheartened and dnvcn away at least
as many students as t u1 t1on would.
DETENTIST DRIVEL FROM SURPRISING SOURCE
Callan 's comm1ss1on estimated
that the SI SO ma I hon fund cutback
hasdepnved the community colleges
of about 160.000 students. That's
because the classes they_ would take
are simply not bcmg offered. And
that's because the first people to feel
the economic p1nchatJun1or colkges
were part-ta me tcacheni -who
handle about one-third of all ~tudcnt·
faculty contact, even though their pay
totals less than one-tenth of tom·
munlty college re' cnuc'\
Because ot union contracts and
tenure agreements. the pan-umers
were cut first, even though that
translates an to a hea.,. y los\ of dass
offerings.
"There may be a dccpl) felt
commitment 10 this state to keeping
the system open and fret." said
Callan. "But 1t has s..icnfi ced 160.000
students
Reagan's speech
bows to politics
not goodpolicy
W ASHJ NGTON -Soviet ob-
duracy has paid off.
Not two months have elapsed since
the Russians walked out of the arms
talks. And the consequent mounting
pressure·· from Europe, the media,
the Democrats -upon President
Reagan to do something. anything. to
set them batk. has converted Reagan
rnto a postul.ant of the Order for
Peaceful Coexistence.
The year 1984, Reagan comforted
us Monday, "isa yearofop-
Jl(>rtunities for peace ... " "We mu!lt
and will engage the Soviets in a
dialogue as ~nous and construct ave
a$ possible, a dialogue that wall serve
to promote peace 1n the troubled
regions of the world, reduce the levels
of arms, and buiJd a ~onstructive
work1n1 relationship." The Cowboy
has come almost full circle.
years older than when he took office;
not a si ogle new born ber has been
added. ihc U.S. Minuteman missile
force is three years older; not a smgle
new missile hasbecnadded. Under
Reagan. the U.S. has agreed to settle
for one-trurd the number of B-I 1
Gerald Ford thought essential. one-
half the numberofMX missiles
Jim my Carter recommended.
Where Carter plan nod to put 200
MX'sinsccuresheltcrs, Reagan
in tends to stick 100 in 20..year-old
\tlos he himself said were vulnerable
to Soviet attack. "Wedo have common interests, ..
the President declared.·• Foremost
among them is to avoid war and
reduce the level of arms."
U ~n what evidence does the
President make the lattcrclaim?The
Soviet m1ss1le.bu1ldup has terrified
and cowed Europe toward pacifism.
TheirgJgantacconvcntional armies
maintain an empire that would
dissolve without such military power.
If they share our intemt in reducrng
the "level of arms," wh)' dad the y
then, as Reagan noted, produce "six
times as many ICBMs, fourt1mcsas
many tanks and two ti mesas many
combat aarcraf\," as the United States
1 n the past decade?
lfthey share our interest in arms
control, why did they cheat on SALT
I with the SS..19. violate SALT JI by
testing two new missiles. cheat on the
ABM treaty by erecting that gigantic
missile defense radar at Abalakovo.
and cheat on the b1olog1cal and
chemical warfare treaties by gassing
and poisoning the Hmong people, th e
Cambodians and the Af&hans. and by
building the anthrax factory that blew
up in Sverdlovsk'>
This week a perfectly om a nous
story appears 1n Aviation Weck &
Space Technology The Cl A has
reportedly told the President the
Sov1cti. arc put Un& 1 n place clements
of a nat1onw1de m1\111le defense and
may be on the vcrae ofa "breakout"
from the ABM treaty
PAT
BuclWWI
"We're prepared to discuss the
problems that d1v1dc us and to work
for fair practtcal ~lut1ons on the
basis of mutual compromise ... said
Reagan.
But 1fthe fundamental issue that
d1v1dcs us is the Soviet ambition to
undennme, encircle. d1v1deand de·
stroy the West, using subversion,
terror, inttm1dat1on and proxy wan.
what isa "fair practical solution."
based on "mutual comprom1se" 10
lhat "problem"'>
"We do not threaten the So' 1ct
Union. Freedom poses no 1hrcat "
. To the contrary. Mr. Pres1dent ·
Cons1denng what the prospect of
f rccdom dad to the Soviet colony in
Poland.111sobv1ous that freedom -
the freedom to spealc. to publish, to
assemble, to organize, to demon-
strate, to travel. to choose one's
leaders-is a mortal threat to the
Soviet Union.
Our policy toward the SoVLcts, said
the President, is not simply "credible
deterrence." but "peacxful compcti·
11on and constructi ve cooperation ...
How do you ha ve "construct1 vc
cooperation" wnh an "evil empire"
that wishes to bury you?
Forty years into the decisive con-
01ct between Western civ1hution
and its greatest heresy aod miahtiest
enemy. tellina the cold. hard truth
about the war we arc an, about the
~entices that will~ andefimtel>
~quired, about the character of the
enemy we face. has bcco~ bad
politics Even. apparentl>. for Ro Reagan. "The end we all want 1sa~ much
educational opportunity for as many
peo~~ possible. ihc means to ,that
has free tuttton. but now we re
sacrificina the end to save the
means."
The ant1c1patcd wave of rehef that
swept West Euro~. where they toss
and tum at night af we arc not talkina
to the Russians, was less di~uicting
than the chortlina among Amencan
con11ervati vcs that Ronald Reapn
had "pre-empted the peace issue."
l.M. Bovo ----Punch
' What's more. national figures sua·
gest a small tu111on would produce
few changes In theJunmrc.·ollcac~·
makeup. While Cahfornaa 's student
OYSTERS SET THEIR SHELLS
bo<iy ii S9 percent female. the . What does it say about the stamina
of the West for th11 protracted conflict
when it has become clever poUtict for
a conservati ve president to tailor his
rhctonc about the Soviet empire to
more closely approximate that of
Walter Mondale?
ON DAYLIGHT TIDAL TIME
national '*'eraac is SS percent. While
18 percent ofCalifom1a students
already havecollegcdcaree,, 1t·s 15
percent nai1onally.
The main difference" tu1t1on
There is none an Cahfornan while the
national avcrnac 1$ S5S8
That $UUCSts Ha yden 1scorrcct -
oncctuiuon bcains, 11 wall ao up
But 1t also su11e'1 • u Callan say~
that "Other people have med other
approachcund stall '4:rvC ba,1cally
the same population ..
£1111111 Sant• Mon"'•·hl~d
columnist on 1tn1e 1uue
Jun as in war, truth 1s the fi~t
ca"lualty; so 1t 1!1 in the pursuit of that
arand illusion: detente.
~reason we-may nowcnaaar 1h
constructive dlllotue, said the Prn1-
dent, 1s thatour"rcstorcd detem:n«"
ha made the world 1 "safer place."
What is Reapn refemna to?Tbc
lJ .S. Strateaic Air Command ii thrtt
• Ship a batch of li ve oysters far
inland, and for awhile they'll con·
tinue to open their shells at the times
of the hiah tides where they ong-
anated. Atrer a couple of weeks, thcy11
chan .. c, and o~n their shells at what
would be htah·ttde times whert
the)" rt at. 1f 1he sea were there.
Why catfiih 1n the Nile River
hab1tually \Wlm upside down l do not
know.
Q Who invented plywOOd?
A. None other than Alfred Nobt'I.
the man who fint came up wnh
dynamite Nobel drew plans for
ORANGE COAST H.L. Schwerta Ill prcfabnc~tcd plywOOd hou!d that to
"
,..,1111_ be a mblcd quickly at the sue , but
.
I al.,, 1·11 t has compatnou dtd,'t think tt wu ,_ Chur Do•.mtr---_......._ .._. n011on ~---ICMOt 11141 .tU••IMl '-:->~I avvu • '
141N 11.illl\lllW Q. hn't n true that the J1P'nese
suicide Oief\ of World War 11, the
Ka.m1kan pUotll. wett volunt n
who coµ Id quit an)'1ime they wanted
Llr" 0 . lpHf'9 .,..,....r.i0t
to?
I
Yanomamo tnbe alo~'!S the Braz.1han-
Venc2uelan border There. it used to
be customary for a mother to kill fint·
born daua.hters, chensh 1 flnt-bom
'9"· then kill any add1t1onal un·
wanted children. male or female
Q. What's a "Portmanteau" word"
A A word made from two other
word Like "brunch" from breakfast
and lunch Or "imas" from smoke
and f~ Or at least, that•s what the
"Altcc an Wonderland'' wntcr l..twn
Carroll called such 1o1rord
PR DI< T ION Seaso ned
C111zens wtll remcmbt'r Ct~ Or·
well'' ominous book. "198'4 • The
)Cir is herc. Of Orwell's 137 prechc·
1iona thcl't'tn. bou1 100 have comt
true IO fi r
Parcnu In <. ub. routintl> tell their
t:haldrtn 1n ooJ ~1th tt\at the
)'ouna.\ttn don't l milk b«au'C ll
rott th 1 r tc:et~.
I
Ollt. by L.A. Tlmll Synd.
--one Of the Joya of a femtly-owned buatneaa Is that
• can enjoy our Sunday dlnnera whlle ha ng a
board meeuno at the same time:·
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A 8 Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Sunday, January 22, 19&4
. tlfe Extension Scientists Accidentally Discover Natural Substances Which . -
Cause You r Body To Burn Fat Faster!
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Los Angeles: Miracle Pill
Helps You To Lose Weight and
Regain Lost "Vigor" by
Making You a "Teen" Again!
You may have seen headlines like this recently. Newspapers in
circul ation all over the country have reported the sensational
news about two natural substances which are helping thousands
of adults lose weight fast by "tricking" the body into acting like a
teenager.
These nutritional substances. called L-arginine and L-orn1-
thine, stimulate the body's production of growth hormone.
Dr. Robert Harris. a specialist in nutritional medicine in Staf-
ford Springs. Connecticut, was recently quoted as explaining:
"Growth Hormone maiy be what'• reaponal·
bl• for allowing t .. nagers to down thou-
.. nda of calorl-In hamburge,. and other
fooda and atlll be thin a a rail.
"Growth Hormone la preMnt In people up
through the teenage JMra, then alowlJ dim·
lnlahn with age. But L-arginine and L-ornl·
thine make th• bodJ 'thi nk' It belong• to a
t .. nager again, allowing adulta to eat ••
much aa th•J want-and atlll be thin and
wiry."
What does this mean? A ccording to the latest medical research.
one of the reasons teenagers arc thin and muscular 1s that their
bodies naturally produce growth hormone. But. as we get beyond
those teenage years the production of growth hormone 1s
reduced-and then everything "starts to slip." We develop a
middle-aged paunch. and the cellulitt.: begins to gather in pocket~
under our skin.
Try as we might. whether by eating less or by forcing ourselves
to exercise, the fat and flab continue to accumulate relentlessly as
we age.
But. suppose you could exchange that fat for muscle and regain
your teenage body? Do you remember how you used to look when
you were younger?
These miracle substancec; were introduced to the public by the
famous and respected research !)C1enllsts. Durk Pear!)on and
Sandy Shaw. in their new best-selling book. "Life Extension."
"SHE LOST 25 POUNDS OF FAT
AND PUT ON s· POUNDS OF
FIRM-TONED MUSCLE IN
JUST SIX WEEKS!"
Sandy is a biochemist graduate from UCLA and Durk is a
physicist graduated from MIT. They have devoted their li ves to
research into how to prolong life and postpone aging. Still . they
discovered the amaziQg properties of L-arginine and L-ornith1ne
almost by accident.
What happened was that Sandy fell and broke a bone in her
fo:or. Because b-ar-gm1ne wa"' known for jts ability to peed heal-ina. she started taking It da1I}. Much to her ama1ement she found
that SH E LOST 25 POUNDS OF FAT AND PUT ON 5
POUNDS OF FIRM-TONED M USCLE IN JU T SIX
WEEKS'
Durk and Sandy report that they knew a growth hormone
would ca use the body to burn off fat and put on muscle, but they
really d idn't realize how spectacular the cffeet could be. Accord-
ing to Durk'c; calculatio ns. the pill caused Sandy to lose 400 times
as much fat as she would othcrw1'e have lost!
Exactly what are these 1111raclc sutxtances. and how do they
work?
Well , first of all they are not drug.s. They are natural amino
acids JUSt like those found ,&n the foods you cat everyday. By
increasing your daily intake of these nutrient.., they cause your
body to trigger the production and release of natural growth
hormon~s. just like you had in abundance when you were a
I •
teenager. The simple truth is that you can't lose weight unless
your body uses up more calories than it takes in. But now, with
L-arginine and L-ornithine, you don't have to rely only o n dieting.
now you can increase your metabolism so that you bum off the
food you eat rather than storing it as fat.
Will you look 16 years old again? Of course not. Most of us
wouldn't want to. But if you lose a lot of fat, and firm-up your
muscle, you're going to look a lot closer to it!
Many people ask the question. "will it make me grow taller'?"
The answer is "no." There a re other bodily mechanisms that help
regulate height. and these are no t affected.
Can you really stuff yourself with hamburgers and lose weight?
We doubt it. Only a reaJ teenager can do that and get away with it.
Reduction of body fat and weigh~ requires that your body burn
more calories than it takes in. The best and fastest results will be
achieved by reducing caloric intake a nd at the same time using the
pills to increase your metabolism to speed up your body's fat
burning furnace. so that you burn ofT calories day and night at a
faster rate.
And how about rock music'! Will you develop a teenage thirst
to hear hard rock played at high-volume 24 hours a day? Well. of
course we're joking when we pose that question-but we must
warn you: While you may not have a craving for reenage music.
you may r~t like dancing all night!
Just think how you and your companion would feel if you
could:
• Burn awaJ a maximum amount of fat In record
time;
• Add firm, well-toned muacle where It ought to
be;
• Look fant.atlc In cloth•• JOU only dreamed of
wearing before;
• Attract admiring glance• and compllmenta
from your friends;
•Gain phJalc.I energy, enthualaam and atamlna
aa JOU draatlcallJ transform JOur bodJ;
• Look MXJ, and FE•L ••JI
Just think how you would look in your new clothes!
Well. why not? Now, ·:u last. the body of your dreams can be
yours. Now. no matter how many times you may have struggled
to lose weight before. and fa iled-now. a t last you can do it. Yo u
really can!
LOSE WEIGHT EVEN
WHILE YOU SLEEP
One beautiful thing a bout these miracle substances is the ease
with which they work. You don't have to count calories and you
don't have to cat special foods. You don't even have to exercise.
Pearson and Shaw a lso recommend that carbohydrates should be
avoided for at least I Yi hours after taking the pills. so the very best
time to take them is just before you go to bed at night. That way
the pounds melt away even as you sleep. Yo u wake up every
morning, slimmer, happier and feeling younger!
Pearson and Shaw report that L-arginine and L-ornithine are
no t easy to find. Until recently that may have been a major
problem. But now. Vita-Health Resea rch, a California company
which has been distributing weight-loss and heafth related pro-
ducts for 5 years. has formu lated both of these subs tanccslnto.JlD
easy-to-take pill. They matket them under the name, Orgi-nine.
The ingredients required to make this product arc not incxpen-
~ive: but considering the remarkable results that can be achieved,
the pills are worth every penny.
And, best of all. Vita-Health Researc_h is so confident Orgi-nine
will work for you. that they offer a very si mple guarantee-one
they could not dare to offer unless the product was everything
• they say it is. ·
Simply stated, the product is so effective it is actually being sold
with an iron-<:lad 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. Here is
the way it works: If you place your order now and then follow the
simple instructions for a trial period of IS days, you must be
completely satisfied with ~ amount of body fat you luln burned
off or you arc entitled to an immed iate refu nd of your entire
purchase price! There arc no exceptions. This guarantee is iron-
clad regardless of your age or your current weight level.
MEDI CAL REFERENCES
"Life Ex1en~1on-A Practical Scientific Approach:· Pearson & Shaw.
Not only do you bum off unsightly fat, but
you regain flrm-toned muscle and the
physical enthusiasm and stamina of youth.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Aa the pound• bum off, you lhoutd UM your goOd judgment 8nd
not let youf"Nff become too thin. Al you approach your gcMll you
lhould gradu.lly reduce the number of pHl1 you take eo that you
juat maln.-n whllt you conakter to be your perfect welghl
All that is required is that you follow the simple instructions
and give the product a n honest chance to work for the full trial
period.
Before 'starting any weight loss program. you1 should consult
your physician to be sure you are in normal health.
Because of enthusiastic public demand for this new product,
and the fa ct that it is not a_enerally available in retail stores in the
United Stat~. we have stocked a large 5upply. We can, therefore, .
6Uarantee immediate delivery. by return mail. of all orders within
IO days of the publication of this paper. After that. orders will be
filled on a "first-come. first-served" ba~i~ as lo ng as supplies last.
So act today ... Don't wait. You have nothing to lose but your
excess pounds!
It is easy to order. Jus t fill out the coupon below a nd send it to
Vita-Health Research with your payment. Or. if you prefer to use
your MasterCard or Visa, you can order by phone by simply
dialing our to ll free number (800) 854-6917 (California residents
call (714) 548-2271 ). and asking for o ur new Anti-fat weapon.
Either way. your order will be sent promptly by first class mail.
Thank you.
Note: If you Uve ln Southern California, you may purchase Orgi-
Nlne direct. right over the counter, at the followfn& locations of The
Diet Store: 600 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. in Newport Bea~ CA; 1659
East Lincoln ln Orange, CA (The Brickyard Shopping Center); 7215
Van Nuys Blvd. in Van Nuys, CA (corner of Sherman Way); or at
61 U Van Buren Blvd. in Riverside, CA (Arlington Ptaz.a).
r -----NO RISK ORDER FORM -----, (Pie ... flll In and mall today)
I I I TO: VITA-HEAL TH AESERACH I I 1011 Brloao Dr., #108, Dept. OR-24 I I Cnta Meaa, CA 92827 I
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VITAL NOTE!
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RenMmber-credlt card orders can be handled by phoM . Diet I our toll fl'H number (IOO) 154-tl17 (Callfoml1 realdent. call (714) I
I 541·2271 ), and tell the person who 1n1wers your credit card
number and the name of thla publlcatlon. That'• all there 11 to It. I I Your order wlll be lhlPS*f promptly. Thank• -01tn. I
--1--GENU.iMEN: Yes, I want.to try this powedul new fat 1-1 fighting weag derstand that if I am not satisfied I I after usln RGI-NINE as instructed for a trial period I
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Bowl XVIII ID Tampa. I .
Today's Super Bowl probably
won't be decided by finesse
· TA.MP~. Fla. (AP)-There has been very little talk of
finesse in this Super Bowl. The Los Anieles Raiders and
the Washington Redskins don't think in those terms.
They are playing today's game in Tampa Stadium.
They could just as easily decide matters in JOme alley.
The more-than· 72.000 fans· atteruiina -many of
whom have paid several times the $60 face-value tacket
price to be there -and millions of television viewers are
expecting an exercise in unbridled violence.
~ese are. more than two football teams. They
compnse a social statement - a statement which begins. "Sec this fist?"
Ly~ Mzado-ofthe Raiders, a-defensive end-with-the
habit of saying and doing exactly what is on his mind
• doesn't talk about stopping John Riggins, the Redskins:
crushing fullback.
Alzado talks about-killing him, and grins.
And Riggins just arins, too.
The way two '"' bulls might grin -with that low, thr~ty growl seepang between clenched teeth -before
hurlina themselves toward the other's juaular.
The buzzword of this pme, of the Raiders' whole
season. bas been .. intimidation." Not that anyone on any
pro footbaJJ team -much less a champion -can really be
bothered by a let of talk and a little mayhem.
cti"tainly not Rigins and the rest of the Redskins. They thrive on it ·
Last Oct. 2 in Washington, the Raiders tried some
rough s~uff. By the time they cooled off, there were enough
flags lyang about to stock a small parade. But the 'Skins never backed off.
And after the Raiders rallied from a 20-7 deficit to take
a 3S·20 lead with 71/i minutes remaining, Washington
staged its own comeback and won, 37-35.
Neither team is caJling that a preview of this National
Football League championship game. Ancient history,
they say. The odds-makers, too have written off that final
score. Those experts havecstabiished Washington as a 3'h-
point favorite.
The game is the culmination of a season which l:>eJ.an
with the bitter taste of 1982's costly and divisive stnke
which encountered dramatic drops tn attendance and TV
ratings at the start. which experienced several blemishes of
Pre.game show: 11 :30 a.m.
KICkofftlme: 1 :40 p .m.
Murphy, UCI making strides
Sophomore cont.inues torrid pace,
Anteaters continue to win, 93-72
By JOHN SEV ANO
OfhDlllJNet•lllff
Maybe it's a coincidence. And then
again, maybe it's not
But it just so happens UC Irvine's
current three-game winning streak
coincides with the re-emergence of
forward Tod Murphy, who broke out
of a four-game slump of bis own
against San Jose State nine days ~o.
With Murphy scorin$ a career-high
and game4u~ 26 potnts and Bob
8T&PllE1'8 SHATTUCK
Thornton adding a career-high and
game-high 22 rebounds. the Ant-
eaters breezed past the University of
Pacific, 93-72, Saturday night before
1.157 at Crawford Hall in a PCAA
basketball contest.
The win improved UCl's record to
5-2 in the PCAA aod 9-7 overall,
while the Tigers dropped to 0-6, 2-16.
Murphy, a 6-9 sophomore ·and
former 4-A Player of the Year out of
Lakewood High, possessed a 14.4
BIBER BIWC&
OCC, Rustlers
ha!'e long nights
But Saddleback five outings and an overall mark of
9-1 l.
earns victory
at the buzzer
GWC dropped to 1-4 and 3-12.
The Mounties actually won the
game at the free throw line where they
were 26 of 32 compared to GWC's 4
of 6. ·Compunding the Rustlers'
Area South Coast Conference com· problem was a poor first half shootinf
munity coll~e basketball teams performance in which they hit just I of 30 shot attempts. tumbled to de cats Saturday niaht on Dan Siber led the Rustlers in
sconng average tbrouah the pre.
season. But once PCM play bepn,
be "t:VCOt into a miserable slump, with
outangs of 9, 14, 6 and 6 points
through ucrsfintfourpmes, two of
which ended in loues.
Against San Jose State, however,
Murphy broke his drouaht with a 22-
point performance. Thursday against
Fresno State, he contributed J 0
points. And against Pacific Saturday,
he had the best night of his collegiate career ..
It hasn't gone unnoticed, either,
that UCI has won all three games.
"It's a coincidence," said Murphy.
"After those two losses (again~t
.
Nevada Las Veps and Utah State) 1t
wu a mauer of pick.inc up the
intensity. I'm not the only one wbo is
playina well. Everyone is playina well.
"I think aft.er the two losses and
after the loss of (guard) R.aym"ond
(1.anJcford, who was dismissed from
the team). 1 think everybody just
picked up their heads and knew we .
had to start beating teams.
"I don't look at what I've done as a
personal thing. I never do. I only feel
good because the aeam is starting to
win"
A.nd not only win, but the An tea ten
are starting to live up to their pre-
(Pleue Ne UCl/82)
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UC lrYlne'• Tod Murphy aoatchea reboa.Dd away from
Paclftc'• Rich Anema (43). Marphy had a career-blaOa 38
points to lead the Anteaten their third •tralCht PCAA wta.
SU per snub f oi-Los Angeles
the road, as Orange Coast lost at scoring with 14 ints, while Rob ;..-~~C~o~m~t~on~a~n~d~G~o~~;e~n~W:-:.;.:es~t-;di-;w~as~-l:Mfl~MHH!dect-t-21m1din~llfi8n1uxce~·~10~.--;::;=======:;:=====~~------::------.,.-~----=======--~lll'l'lnn:JJCTwtrttdrnn.~,1K-1.....n-'1""!.r1~t'l--------------------------.--~-W tum c aga1 s . n ntonao. It may be an Olympic year, but · seem10esmblishme ''
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Saddlebaclc.. however. was vie-Sadclleback It, MlraCoata St and the NFL could hardly be.blamed
torious, winninaat the buzzer against Brett Olivier hit a rebound under-NFL turned thumbs down on city forroundingitouttoanevenSlOO.
visiting MiraCosta. neath at the buzzer to give the TarnpaBaymightalsoestablisha
Hcre'showitwent: Gauchos (4-1 in conference, 8-IO ··· recordforscalping~ccsofSupcr
Compton H, Oru1e Cout H
Cold streaks in the early ponions of
each half proved too much for the
Bucs (2-3 in conferenoe, I 0-9 overall)
lo overcome.
Up 7-6 in the first half, Oranac
Coast .Proceeded to go the !"ext 6:24
withput scoring and fell bchand, 16-7.
Ttle Pirates did rally to pare the
deficit to one (24-23) at intermission(
but proceeded on another dry apel
early in the second half. Compton
outscored Coast again I 0-0, manufa~
turina a 34-26 advantaae. and the
Pirates never threatened after that. as
the Tan.ars went into a delay pme to
protect the lead.
After aolng without a free throw in
the first half. Compton shot 18. made 12.i..~n the final 20 minutes.
;)Ophomore auatd Jeff' Stephens. a
product of Edison HiP.'. was the
Pirates' acorina leader wath I 0 points.
Teammate Steve Shattuck added
nine.
Mt. SAC '7t, Golda Weal ti
The Mounties jum~ out to a bia
lead at th ovt1et antJ then held on to
aivc\hem ttt~irfincronfcrenccw1n in
overall) 'the narrow verdict Once the 1984 Olympic Garnes had Super Bowl XVIll to the Olympics Bowl tickets. No official records a~
Saddle back had gotten the ball with ~ been awarded to Los Anacles, or-committee, the pany did not get past kept but terrifyin• stories on ticket
the score deadlocked at S9-59 when pnizersreaardedthepantinaof Tallahassee. pnccseminateda1lyfrom Aorida.
MiraCosta's James Wilson missed a Super Bowl XVIII to be semi· You see, the Super Bowtis an Transactionsaresatd to be going as
shon jumper with 20 seconds lef\. automatic and they bcaan lookina institution which, to coin an ancient high ass 1.000 a ticket and pack.age
The Gauchos called timeout with around forotherwotkf cbam-phrase, puts a community on the deals includinaoondo, limo and
11 seconds left to set up the fiaal play. pionshipevcnts to fill out a map. I mean, before Super Bowl, arovp photo were mentioned u high
and Olivier's pme~winnina shot was memorable year. whoever heard of Pondac or as S l 0,000 for the week. h th.rd b Saddl ba k d ' h Somewhattotheenliahtenmcntof Pasadena? 1 e 1 Y e c unng tat h 1· bod ·tt .,. tth t Tam..,,..·Bayd1'dnottake1tsSuper 'At that. TampaBaymadtanefTon time. ' t epromo •na y,i um~ou a -toleavearcasonabletaSteinthe
all otherworld title eventsare not Bowl responsibility li&htly. It ap-mouthsofSuper Bowl visitors. An
Dlckenon top•
rookie mquad
TAMPA (AP)-Runnina beck Eric Dickerson of the Rams has
been chosen National footbell
Lcuue Rookie of the Yq~by the Pro rootball Writen of Atnerica.
it was announced Saturday.
Dickenon, runnina beck Cun
Warner of the Seattle Sea.hawks
and quartert.ck Dan Marino of
the Miami Dolphin• \Wt:re unani·
mous choic:a for the writ.en' All·
Rookie team.
held at neutral sites. That is to say, the parcnll¥ staaed the most impl"CS$ive appeal was made to local merchants
World Series mil.ht be located in hawemna in the t 8-year history of to refrain from aou&ina the transients
Toronto, the NlfA championship th ts 1ntri1uina frolic. and at least one hotel announced it ume in Denver, the Stanley Cup final The promoters planned a pany · k · 1 rftCalpryandthe MISLtitleevent in with circusfonnatand live animals. wasrolhnabac its rates to regu ar
TIClOma. This had nothin&todowilh the prioaandgivina1uest.srcfundson
The final blowwuthat Los Redskin~0rRaiden, bothofwbom their arrival.
Anaelesdid notevenaet the 18th haveptay&itbat pull their pents teas In order to leave no stone unturned
rcnewalofSuperSonday. Thcpmc onfourlepatalime. Tbercnvasno in theattaofrcportina. thistourist
went to the Tampe Bay area and local pany to sPcakofin Pasadena for telephoned a Los AftJclcs hotel and
factions wept that the move wu Suw Bowl XVU. asked iftht rates dunoa the Olympics
political, thetheorybein~that in-The 18thcluaicbadayacbtperade would be thesameaJ throuabo4t the
asmuch aa the Cohseum Comm.Wion around Tampa Bay. There was no year.
was involved in letal action apinst yacht .. radearound Lake Michipn The desk clerk on the hnt was very
the NFL. the lequc threw out Loa for Super Bowl XVI. cordial. He lauahcd.. •
A•leswithouu look. Tampe 8ay11thedtcofa record Atanyratc, so much for the bid of
Wl\tthcrTampe Bay sym_ptthiied ticket price. Sea tut Tampa Stadium Lo Anacles to have Suptt Bowl
witbl.osAnaelcsbcc:auseofthc fortb.iJSundaywhotcsalcdatS60 XVlllaspanof1tsOlympic~r
Olympicunatc is not.known but if 1 which in new hiab. !t iaa $20 c lebrauon. lt med a rasonab
dclcpdonwancnt hc~tooffer lnm:tsc~cra )'Cff llOwhich would indttd loa1cal. undrrta~inabut tht
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TUCIEI
SPORTS COLUMNIST
political ball takes weird bounces.
No site has yet been determined for
uper Bowl xxn but it will not likrly
be held in Ko~ the location ottho
t 988 Olympics. This leaves an opcn-
ma for Tampa Baywtuch twalready-
announced O will take lll thc Super
Bowls it can act
It cannot set Super Bowl XtX. Tht
poht1cal winds have already blown
thlS tn the direction ofStanford
Stadium where more new~
miaht be fortbcomina. not the leu1of
these beina low temperature at p.me
umeforan outdoorSl.ldium.
At tha\, Tam~ Bay is not finiihed
for I 984. The U niud ta Footb&ll
Leque has .,anted lbc att.a ill
clampionwppmc. No Name Bowl
11.
Wh ther th~ ttaSOnt fOr the USfL
nuboflos n arrpolitica.r
not known.
I
This m.inister has
a ga01e plan to fill
hfs church 'a seats
From AP dl1patcllH
TURLOCK -The Rev. Charles [e]
Woodworth noticed his congrqation
shrink when the San Franci5CO 49ers were
in the playoffs, so he's flgtltma to act members to church
on Super Bowl Sunday today.
Woodworth introduced "Super Church Sunday"
to members of the First United Methodist Church in a
bulletin.
The m1n1ster promises a serv1cit "as exciling as an
openma kickoff return. fantastic music at balt\ime, a
bell choir that beats a marchina band, a high-scoring
sermon. and uckcts that arc fret-will donations.''
He guarantees "&ood scats w1th10 one section of the
SO-yard line for everybody."
Woodworth outltnes tus game plan in a fictional
com crsataon with a friend at NaLional Football League
headq uartcrs.
The league agrees not to split altendancc, so the
game will kick off at I :30 p.m. to avoid a conflict with
the l 0:30 a.m. church service.
'"It's a deal," Woodworth decades. "My organist
will unplug m) microphone at ellactly 11 :25."
That gives fans time to get home for pre-game
broadcasts.
In a more serious moment,, Woodworth discussed
the problem of competition with church services.
"Having a Super Bowl going on when you have
church is Just like the weather; you can't do much about
it." he said. ''But it's going to hurt you a little for
attendance. And maybe some diehard churchgoer will
have a mini-radio in his pocket with a little earphone.
and you'll think he has a hearing aid for your sermon."
Woodworth promises he can't interfere with the
game for those fans who go to church ahead of tame,
"not with the orgamst standing by that plug ready to cut
me off."
~te of the day
M Twre, Alluta Brav~ ~aod fornK"r bia ~ c:atctwr, o.o rectndy re~Jer fbiJ
Nie'kto. who~ with the Yubes: "flrst I fowd it
bard mcatch b1m. Tbtn t foundit bard to lUthiOL Aod finally. I round it bard to manaae bim."
Rookie assumes Phoenix lead
PHOENIX -Rookie Corey Pavin n rolled in a I 0-foot birdie putt on the 18th
hole and took a one-stroke lead Saturday in
the third round of the Phoenix Open Golf
Tournament.
· The 24-year-0ld Pavin, one of 21 players stranded
by darkness on the 6, 726-yard Phoemx Country Club
course Friday night, finished off a second round of 6 7
with three pars. took a little break then shot a 'th1rd-
round 68, three under par.
That gave him a )4-hole totaJ of 201. 12 shots
under par.
Larry Mize. who scored his first Tour victory in
Memphis last year. rallied from a I Sth-hole double
bogey with a b1rd1c-bird1c-b1rdie finish and was second
alone at 202. He had a 6 7 m the mild, overcast weather.
Writers tab Schnellenberger
OKLAHOMA CITY -Howard [il
Schnellenberger, whose Miami Hurricanes c II t
won the national champ1onsh1p b) defe.at-
ing top-ranked Nebraska. 31-30. in the
Orange Bowl, was named 1983 College Coach of the
Year Saturday by the Football Writers Association of
Amen ca.
Schnellenberger received nearly 44 percent of the
votes cast by the 750-member FWAA. Behind
Schnellenberger were Mike White of Illinois' Big Ten
Conference champions. Nebraska's Tom Osborne. Pat
Dye of Auburn and Ken Hatfield of Air Force.
In all, 33 coaches r~ceived votes.
Schnellenberger, 50, took Miami, 12-1 . to the
national championship in his fifth season as coach. It
was the team's first nauonal title. H 1s overall record
with the Humcanes 1s 41-16.
• I
Ktna• dropped by Oller•, 6-3
scored two aoaJs and a Ststcd on another , lNGLEWOOO-W1naerPatHuabcs ~
and Wayne Gretzky extended his con-
secutJve sconna atrcalt to 49 pmea to lead
the Edmonton 01len to a 6-3 victory over the Lol•
An&eles Km~ ID a National Hockey Lca&ue game at the
Forum Saturday night.
Gret1ky asmted on two goals ID the third penod to
keep his scoring streak alive and raise his point total to
148 points. .
Kings ioalie Markus Matt1son.iust called from the
IUf\Ji New Haven minor lea,ue team th11 week, started
for Los Angeles and wa' able to keep GrctzJty off the
scorcdboard in the flllt two periods. It was only the
seventh time that Gretzky has gone into the final period
scoreless.
The Oiler~ broke a 3.3 tie 1n the final period on
aoaJs by Glenn Anderson, Dave Hunter and Huahcs.
Four memben added to Hall
' TAMPA -Charley Taylor, pro Eil
football's all-lime leading receiver for the •II• Washmgton Redskms. and Withe Brown, a
record-breaking comerback for the Oak-
land Raiders. were selected Saturday to the Pro
Football Hall of Fame
The t~o assistant coaches R>r today's Super Bowl
teams were chosen along ";th Mike McCormack,
former offen~1ve tackle with the Cleveland Browns and
now president of the Seattle Scahawks, and Arnie
Wein me1ster. former defensive tackle for the New York
Giants.
The voti ng Saturday was done by the Hall of
Fa~e·~ 29-memberbo~rd of selectors made up of sports
wntcrs from each Nauonal Football League city. The
four newest members, who increase the Hall of Fame
membership to I 23. will be formally enshrined July 28
at Canton. Ohio, m ceremonies preceding the Hall of
Fame Game. the 1984 NFL exhibition opener between
the Scahawks and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Longahot ~kea •Anita feature
ARCADIA -lnterco, a 9-1 shot ~ despite three straight victories. came on
strong in the stretch Saturday to win the
San Fernando Stakes for 4-year-olds at
Santa Anita
Ridden b) Pa tnck Valenzuela. who had two prc~ious winners on the day, lnterco passed the dueling
Desert Wine and longshot Paris Prince to win before a
crowd of 42.656.
Time for the I 1-8 miles was I :48 J.5 as the son of
l ntrep1d Hero won by I I/. lengths over Desert Wine, the
No. 2 favonte. wtth Paris Prince another !lh lengths
behind 1n the field of 12.
lnterco paid $20.40, $7.60 and $7. Desert Wine,
who was second 10 both the Kentucky Derby and the
Preakness 10 1982. returned $4.60 and $4 with Eddie
Oclahous~a yc riding.
. Pappas eaaily wlna Showboat
LAS VEGAS -George Pappas easily 0
defeated Gil Sliker. 236-172, in the finals of
the Showboat lnv1ta11onal on Saturday to '
capture the $33.000 top prize.
It was the ninth career Professional Bowlers
Assoc1at1on title for the 36-year-old oat1ve of Charlotte.
N.C., who took advantage of a couple of splits by Sliker
10 the title game
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UC Inine'• Ben McDonald drives around
Don Tbomu of Paclfle Saturday at
Crawford Hall. Anteaten rolled to 93-72
PCAA victory over the Ttcen.
UCI •••
From Pace Bl
UNL V holds off
Bulldogs, 64-62
season expectations.
AJthough it wasn't a crisp first haJf,
which is to be expected after their
emotional win agamst Fresno State,
the Anteaters were still polished
enough to jump out 10 early leads of
8-2, 18-8 and 32-16 behind the inside
work of Murphy and the outside
effon of guard George Turner {IS
points) .
Wood sparks
Fullerton: 49ers
~rushed by Aggies
From AP dlapatcbea
LAS VEGAS -Frank "Spoon"
James sank a pair of free throws with
six seconds left as eighth-ranked
Nevada Las Vegas, after losing a 15·
point second-halflead, downed I 7th-
ranked Fresno State, 64-62, in a
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
basketball game Saturday.
James, who led the once-beaten
Rebels with 14 points. gave UNLV a
64-60 lead before Marvin Carter of
Fresno State h11 a layup at the buzzer.
Taking advantage of numerous
turnovers and Fresno's cold shooting.
Las Vegas, 16-1. raced to an 15-4 lead
and held a 35-24 halftime advantage.
The Bulldogs connected on Just three
of their first I 7 shots from the floor
before a PCAA record crowd of
18.SOO.
The Rebels' biggest lead was 39-24
on a 12-foot Jumper by James. a 6-6
junior forward, but the Bulldogs'
switch t<J a zone ignited a furious
comeback.
Fresno State cut the lead to four.
47-43, with 10:15 remaining on a
follow shot b) Bernard Thompson,
who led aJI scorers w1th I 8.
In other PCAA action:
CS Falle(ton 88, UCSB H
Uuard Leon Wood scored 26
points and had eight assists as the
Titans rolled to the wm at home.
Trailing 20-18 with five minutes
remaining in the first half, Fullerton
ran offnine straight points and went
on to take a 31-25 halftime lead.
The Gauchos. now 6-9 and 1-5.
never got closer than six points the
rest of the game
Center Ozell Jones added 14 points
and guard Gary Davis had I 2 for the
Titans. who upped their record to
14-4 and S-1 m conference play.
Utab St. t4, Lona Beacb St. It
LONG BEACH -Gres Grant
scored 27 points to lead Utah State to
the lopsided win 10 a reg.ionally·
televised game at the Long Beach
Arena.
Vince Washington added 19 points
and Chns McMullin, 16 for the
Aggies. who improved their PCAA
_record to J-3 and thr1r overall
standard to 9-6.
Joedy Gardner scored 16 and Craig
Lack had l S for the 49ers, now 1-4 i.n
the conference and 4-10 on the
season.
kl· the Paci lie-I U:
USC 73, CallfornJa 55
LOS ANGELES Forward
Wayne Carlander. an Ocean View
High product, notched 21 points. 13
in the second half. to lead USC at th e
Sports Arena.
Spuns of nine and 10 points gave
the TroJans a 39-20 lead with 14
minutes remaining and the Bears
could get no closer than 14 after that.
Forward Ron Holmes, who attend-
ed El Toro High. added 16 points and
forward Derrick Dowell had a game-
high 11 rebounds for the Trojans.
now 8-11 overall and 3-3 in con-
ference play.
OreROD 64, WaablDl(OD State 60
PULLMAN, Wash. -Blair
Rasmussen scored 18 points ana
Dave Brantley added I 6 to lead the
Ducks to a come-from-behind vic-
tory. With the Cougars ahead 56-52.
the Ducks outscored the Cougars 12-4
in the Last 6:24.
In games involvmg top 20 teams:
Nortb Carolina 78, Dake 73
DURHAM. N.C. -Freshman
Kenny Smith scored all 10 of his
points in the last 3111 minutes to rally
the top-ranked team to an Atlantic
Coast Conference victory.
The Blue Devils were thinking
upset when a David Henderson
follow shot gave them a 67-62 edge
with 5: 19 to play. Michael Jordan
retaliated with a pair of Jumpers to
pull North Carolina within 67-66
wit h 4:01 left. At that point. Smith
stan ed his spree.
George&own 83, St. Jobo'a 11
NEW YORK -All-American
Patrick Ewing scored 18 points,
grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked six
shots to lead the No. 6 Hoyas to a Big
East Conference tnumph over No. 14
St. John's at Madison Square Garden.
By halftime, with Thornton having
already eccumulated 13 rebounds,
UCI led by a comfortable 46-31
margin. The Anteaters then finished
the kill at the outset of the second half.
outscoring the Tigers 15-5 to go in
front 61-36 and put Pacific out of its
misery.·
"Under the circumstances. it was a
good win." ofTere.d UCI Coach Bill
Mulligan. who was able to empty his
bench midway through the second
half. "I'm proud of them because they
didn't let up. They might have been
~luggish. but they didn't Let up.
"I also \hought our front hoc
played pretty wen toniJllt. ..
Pretty well? Thornton's 22 re-
bounds was only three shy of Kevin
Magee's school record. Murphy's
point total c.ame on 8 of 12 shooting
from the Ooor and I 0 of 12 from the
free throw line. Ben McDonald? All
the team captain -and the final
member of the fro nt line -did was
score nine points and dish off fi ve
assists despite a bruised right thigh
and a swollen right knee incurred in
the Fresno State game. -
The only thing Pacific might have
found amusing about the whole
rvening was the light-hearted ex-chan~C' f>etween T,homton and
Mulhgan over Magee's rebound re-
cord.
"I was counting them in the second
half," said a smilinJ Thornton, who
admitted to knowing bis halftime
total and who was removed from the
game with a liitle more than four
minutes remaining. "If he (Mulligan)
had left me in I would ha ve gotten the
record.''
Retoned Mulligan, also smiling:
"He should know Magee's records
aren't meant to be broken."
Supercross ·set
for Saturday
Sa.turdar. eve~ing. Anaheim
Stadium will be the site of the Miller
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Maryland It, Old Domlnlon 58 .. off the 1984 Wrangler Supercross
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Other fine Oiler perfonn1nocs were turned in by Ken
Beck 11100 (second): Rick Espino1.a 11 107 (fifth) and Jon
Westerman at 16 7 (third).
Woodbridae was the overall team winner with
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surfing competition slated .
The Katin Pro-am Challcnae. a five-day
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Other fonncr champions scheduled to
compete arc Shaun Thompson. Hawah·s
Larry Bcnlcmann and Michael Ho and
C'lhfomian Orel Munaall.
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The road to su ccess-h as been a n yth in g
but s moot h for Raiders s ign al-caller
helped brina the team thLS r.r But
that's not cno\l&h. J have to win apin.
My Job 11 always on the hne."
Plunkett ~n batthnf the odds as a youth, bis rnother bhnd and his
rather leplly blind but able to &rub
out a meaaerex.istence as a newspaper
stand attendant m a post office.
TAMPA, Fla. (AP)-Jim Plunkett
1s. above all else, a survivor.
No one .perhaps recognizes this
more than Plunkett's opposing field
general in the Super Bowl today
between the Washington Redskin~
and Los Angeles Raiders.
.. When the smoke clears," said the
Redskins' quarterback J oe
-r'heismann. "there 1s Plunkett still
standing."
Told of this tribute, Plunkett was
Super
Bowl
scores
Super Bowt I
Kenlll' C11v 0 10 0
GrM n Bev 1 7 I• .
Super Bowt II
Green Bev 3 1J 10
0.kl•nd 0 1 0
Super BoW1 Ill
New York Jel' 0 , 6
Belllmore 0 0 0
SUPW Bowt IV
Minnuo11 0 0
Kenllls City 3 13
Super Bowl v
()-10
1-3S
7-33 1-14
3-16
1-7
()-7
()-73
Belllmore 0 6 0 l()-16
Delles 3 10 0 l>-13
SUI*' Bowt VI
Da Uas 3 7 1 7-1•
Mle ml 0 3 0 0-3
Super Bowt VII
Miami 7 7 0 l>-1•
Washing Ion 0 0 0 7-1
super Bowl VIII
MJnntM>la 0 0 0 7-7
Miami ,, 3 1 l>-1'
SUI*' aowt IX
Pfltsburgh 0 2 1 7-16
Minnesota 0 0 0 6-6
SUS*' Bowt X
De ttas 7 3 0 7-17
Plllst>urgh 7 O 0 14-21
Super Bowt XI
Oaklend 0 16 3 13-32
Minnesota 0 O 1 1-14
Super Bowl XII
Delles 10 3 7 1-11
Denver O o 10 ()-10
Super Bowl XIII
Plllst>urgh 7 14 0 14-35
Dallas 1 7 J 14-l l
SUS*' Bowt XIV
Los Anoetes Aams 7 6 ()-19
Plllst>urgl! 3 1 l•-31
super Bow1 xv
0.kland " 0 10 3-27 Pl'llladelPhla 0 3 0 7-lb·
Super llowt XVI
Sen FrencfKO 1 13 6 ()-26
Clnclnnall O O 1 1.,_11
SUPW llowl XVII
Miami 1 10 O' ()-17
Washington 0 10 3 l.,_27
Most valuable
Super players.
The Most Valuable Players of the
I 7 Super Bowls games. as selected by
Sport Magazine:
1967-Bart Stav. Green Bay.
1968-Ban Starr:Green Bay.
1969-Joe Namath. New York
Jets.
I 970-Len Dawson, Kansas City.
I 971-Chuck Howley, Dallas.
asked what had been his se<..ret for
bouncing back so repeatedly aflcr
endless setbacks and frustrations.
The Raider signal-caller's dark.
sphinx-like face hardly changt:d eA-
press1on.
"I guess," he replied 1n almoi.t a
muffled whisper, "it's the way I've
lived. Nothing hu come easy for me
It seems lam always fighting to try to
prove myself. ·
"Even now. I reel proud that I have
Although be made nis way to
Stanford University, quarterbacked
the football team to a Rose Bowl
victory and won the He1sman
Trophy, his profcss1onaJ career be·
came a roller coaster of highs and
lows.
Signed by the New England Patri-
ots as first pick m the 19""1 I draft, he
Washington kicker Mark Moseley relua with an lm·
promptu volleyball game over the goal poet durln& a
workout ln preparation for today'• Super Bowl.
Super Bowl rosters
LOI Aneelei RaiOtf"s W1st1in9ton Redskins
Head Coach. Joe Glt>t>s I 972-Roger Staubach. Dallas.
I 973-Jake Scott, Washington.
1974-larryCsonka, M1am1.
Head Coach Tom Flortl
No. Plever ,. HI wt EXP Ne. f'\ayer p Ht WI Exp
I 975-Franco Harris, Pittsburgh.
I 976-Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh.
1977-Fred Bilctnikoff. Oakland.
I 978-Randy. White and Harvey
Martin, Dallas.
I 979-Terry Bradshaw. Pit-
tsburgh. .
-6Merc w 111on a A1v Guv
10 Chris Bahr
16 J1m Plunkett
20 Teel We lh
21 Cliff Branch
11 Mike Hevnes
23 Odil Mct<lnnev
26 Venn McElroy
11 Frtnk Hawkln1
28 Cltotlla Mntgmrv
J I Derr lck Jen sen
QB 6·6 205 4 p 6·J 190 11
PK S· lO 175 • QB 6·2 215 13
CB 6·0 19S 3
WR S-11 170 11
DB 6-2 201 • s 6-2 190 6 s 6-2 190 1
RB S·9 210 J
WR S·I 195 4
TE 6· l 220 s
J Mark MoHleV PK 6·0 205 11
S Jell Heve1 p S· 11 17S 1
7 Joe Thlesmenn QB 6-0 l9S 9
88ob Hollv QB 6-2 205 l
12 Bebe Laufent>e<g QB 6-1 195 A
12 Curll1 Jordan CB 6-2 20S 6
1S Joe Washington RB S·lO 179 s
78 Oa rr1ll Green CB S·e 170 R
19 Mark Murpl!v s 6-• 110 6
30 Nick Gleoulnto RB 5-l I 204 3
32 Vernon Oten OB S· 11 178 I
39 Olis WonsltY AB S· 10 20S 2
made Rookie of the Year by throwina a record 19 touthdown pa xs bul,
after five knee operations and
shouJder iQJurie , he wu traded lo the
an Francisco 49ers In 1976.
There be found he had suddenly~ lo~t his passina rhythm. "I was off
target completely," he wd, inconsiJ-
tent." The 49ers relea&ed him in the
spnng exhibition season in 1978.
"I wa an u&}y mC$1," he said. ··1
couldn't st.and any more heartbreak. I
hart to &et out of the same."
Then came the call from the
Raiders. For two ycan be warmed the
bench behind Ken Stabler. When
St.abler lost favor, the Raiders
.super
Bowl
stats
OFFaNStE LARdn Wail\.
GAMESIW·L) 12·• lM
Fl.UT DOWNS 356 3S3
Rushing l'3 l6S
Passing Ill 173
Penally 3? IS
VOSGAINEO ~ 6139
Avg per Game 3SS.• 3'3.7
RUSHING 7240 262S
Avg per Game 140.0 164 1
Rus'bf1 S42 629 Yer~oer rush 'I •2
PAS NG 3466 3514
Avg otf Ge~ 1lS 4 219.6
Pen11 Alt 504 463
Com1>1tted 301 27' Pel Coms>leted S9.7 60.0
Yardl Gained 3910 3765 S.ckl<I SS JS
Ya rds Lo" 464 251
Had lnltrtec>I 2• ll Yerds Ooo Rel Jal 90
OPP TOs on Int 0 0
PUNTS ,. 72
Avg Verd' •21 311
PUNT RETURNS SI 49
Avg Aeturo 1l s 79
Ret tor TO I 0
KICKOFF RET 61 63
Avg Return 19.3 20.7
All for TO 0 0
PENALTIES 12 l 90
Yds Oll\elired 991 776
FUM9LES BY 46 lJ
Fumt>le1Lo11 ?S 1
OPP Fumt>les JI '6
Ooo FumLost 16 27
POSS TIME JO SI 33: ..
TOUCHDOWNS S4 63
Rushing II lO
Pau1ng Jl 29
Returns 5 ' EXTRA POINTS Sl 62
FGFGA 2171 3347
POINTS SCORED 4A1 SU
DEFENSE 332 PTS ALLOWED l3e
OPP FIRST ONS 21S 290
Ru1hlno 86 76
Peulnv 170 196
Pena llv 29 11
OPP VOS GAINEO 47• 52'4
AvgoerGame 296.1 m .o
OPP RUSH 1516 1219
AvooerGame 99.l I0.6
RUll'lff 436 349.
Yard1 per Ru1h u 3.7
OPP PASS 3162 ms
Avg-Glmt 1'7.6 241.4
PannAll. S31 S70
Como1e1eo 11? )01
Pct comP4ell<I S3 1 52.1
TeckleO s' Sl
Yards Lost 484 401
INTERCEPTED BV 10 34
Veros Returned 231 437
All for TD 2 I
OPP PUNT AET JS " Avg return 9 s 99
OPPKO RET 61 91
Avg return 18 0 19 s
OPP TOUCHDOWNS 40 39
Rushing 13 9
Piuslng 20 28
R11ur111 1 1
/'
Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT/S~nday. January 22, 1984 BS
brouaht 1n Dan Putonm. Plunlt.cn
was still a sand-ui.
They 1d he bad lo~t the zing 1n his
arm. He wMn'l mobile. He couldn't
pin the confidence of his coaches
His detennination to get out of
football intensified.
Then, 1n 1980, the b11 break came.
Pastonni was injured. 'Plunkett was
summoned to cover the emeraeqcy.
He proceeded to carry the team to the
Supe wl, throw three lOPChdown
pas beat the PKiladelph1a
Eag es, 2'Z d win MVP hooon.
R ers of fictio n would have
surmised that this was the perfecl
cndin1 to &he d
tory ·
Not ~o. "'
Plunkett hurt his thumb 1n 1981
and the Ralden had a mcchoc:re yea~
Id the stnkc.-shortcned foUowilll
campaiifl. lhe R1tder1, bavirw
moved from Oakland to Los Ante
had an 8-1 record but IOJt in thi
playoffs.
Midway in thJJ past campaian, the
hard-lock. quarterback wu rej)W:cd
by Marc Wilson but was resiored
when W1lsoo wa5 injured after three
starts.
He has responded brilllaruly to the
challenge.
'Skins relaxed
and ready to go
Players belieVe
the second time
around is easier
TAMPA (AP) -The Washington
Redskins are relaxed and ready f~r
the Los Angeles Raiders and today's
Super Bowl.
"The players seem very much at
ease this week." noted Redskins
assistant head coach Richie Petitbon.
"We have had two weeks to prepare
for the game, believe we have a solid
game plan and the confidence that we
will execute it."
The Redskins, defending Super
Bowl champs, will carry the banner of
the National Conference into the fray
after compiling a 16-2 record 11i&lud-
ing playoff victories over both the
Rams and San Francisco 49ers. The
Raiders. American Conference
champions, are 14-4 with postseason
decisions over Pittsburgh and Seattle.
"The second time around is much
easier," added linebacker Mel Kauf-
man. "Last year everythin' was new
and different, the distractions from
the media and hassles with tickets for
friends and relatives nearly drove us
craz ." ·}m enjoying myself much more
this year,' said guard Russ Grimm.
.. Last year. because of the strike, there
was only one week to prepare from
the championship ~me to the Super
Bowl. This year. W1th the extra week,
we have had a chance to sit back and
enjoy it."
The Redskins won last year's Super
Bowl 27-17 over Miam i in Pasadena.
Tb~ started slowly in that game.
trailin& l ?-10 at the half.
"It took us a half to get rid of the
butterflies and 1be realization that we
were actually in the Super Bowl,"
Kaufman said. ··we didn't come
down to earth until we were in the
dressing room at the half.
"This ttme it will be different.
think th ts time we can take 11 as JUSl
another game, at least once it stans ...
"last year we suffesed from Jet lag.
this year (with the extra week ofl) we
are suffenng from work lag:· Joked
quarterback Joe Tbe1smann.
Despite the hoopla and excitement
that surrounds the Super Bowl. Coach
Joe Gibbs has made a concerted effort
to kt.>Cp to the team's normal work
schedule.
"The players and the coaches have
felt comfortable all year with a set
routine and I don't sec an)' reason to
upset It at this 11me." said Gib~.
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HO 190 11
6·3 105 6
6·0 200 1 s 11 195 3
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47 Greg Wiiiiam' OB s 11 195 I
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called the Un1te4 States Football
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Rozelle sr;~ng at his annual pre·
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SJ Rod Merlin
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SS Mall Millen
S6 Jeff Bernes
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TE 6·3 230 s s 6·0 195 3 c 6·3 1SO II
LB 6·• 235 6
LB 6 2 no 7
LB 6·l 120 R
LB 6·2 2SO 4
LB 6·2 230 7
LB 6-1 ns R
LB 6-• ns 3
OE 6·• 150 7
NT 6·2 2'S 4 OT 6·7 285 1
OG 6·• 170 1
OG 6·• 260 9
OE 6-1 2SS 3
OT 6-S 260 9
DE 6·S 260 R
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DE 6·3 260 13
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71 Tony McGee OE 6·• 2SO I
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81 Ari Monk WR M 209 3
'1 Mark McGretll WR . 5-11 rs 2
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17 Chartlt Brown WR S·lO 179 2
91 Rick Walker TE 6·• ?JS 6
"9 Alvin Garrell WR S-7 111 3
41 Brion Cari>enltf OB 5· lO 167 1
61 Ken Huff OG 6·4 265 9
60 Roy ~mmons OG 6-3 2'4 4
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forecast partly cloudy skies with the tcmpcruture in 1hc 505
and a 20 percent chance o( rain or liaht dnnle f~r today's
uper Bowl XV111 between the Los Angele\ Rll.lders ond
the Washington Red kins. Any preC1pitat1on is expected to end before noon. with
panial clcarina expcctcd in tt\c aflernoon and a chance for
the sun to break throuJh by the I :30 p. m PST kickoff ti me.
Saturday'• Super Bo•l ba•JI canceled
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Sttf l••ftr, l /O, All/Fl 0111. 4 x 4 SPECIAL
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-ltf·rt-4 Tirn, l /C, Taela, s 15 9 89 , .. ., ... .,..,, Sttf ... ,.,I •.
41Oil1llOO Yr.112111 1st,
Ut I ht hf. Tttal Par
111n.11.
17
+ t11
41 CEL 16000 lilts Yr.
1100 11 1st P•J••lf I Lie.
T1t1I of P11•11h Sll44.11 + t11
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Orange Coul DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Januaty 22, 1884
I '
H8A
WHTl•N CON'•••MC• ~DM1*1 w L .. d . ff
Pottler\d 27 17 614
Lalltn 24 ,, 600 I
Mallie 21 " ~ JV)
Ooldtfl Stale ?O n 476 • ~'"' " n 443 61-l
&enOlffo ,, 2t .i11 111'1
MldwtttDM*'
Ut111 ,. IS 6J<4 o ..... 73 " S4 J l!'t
Denver " ,. .,, ......
S.n Antonio 1• 24 419 .11'1
HouatOf\ 17 u 405 f\lt
l(anwa Cllv 16 2• -911)
IASH•N G°"lll•INCI
Alitf'llk DMlolen
eo"Oll )1 ' m
Pnli.o.tl>hte ,. 12 701 ,...,
N-YOfll 21 II 5~ t ... _ ,,.,. . ., 71 ?O S2• 10
W a \lllllO IOft 11 24 419 " e.ntfel~
Mllw•u"-" 2• 16 600
Oelrolt 7l 11 .561 I >
Atr.nte n ?O S24 3
Cllleago .. 77 di 7
Clevt1anc1 12 ,. m 12">
lndlaM 10 29 256 131,
Sal\lnsav•, ~
5.tn Antonio 1 ll, UllWI IOI
New JerMv 120, Detroit 103
Atr.nte 97, New Yorll 9S
wu1111191on 94 Pnlr.0t1on1e 90
Oeti.1 111, Inell•~ 111
Chlc.oo 111, Clevtten<I U
HOU\IO!I 115, Utth lOS
Phoenix 131. 5N Ille 102
Oenver 126, Golo.n Stet• 11 S
Portteno 114, l<anw' Cllv 94
TNtaY'a 0.tnt Mllwaukff el Bo\IOn
SpUrJ I lJ, Ulllf'I IOI
LOS ANOILIS -Wortnv 0, WltllH 17,
Al><lul· JeOOer 19, Scoll 14, JOllnaon 12.
McAdoo 30. C00041r ll, Rtml>I' 3 Tol1l1
47·9S 14·20 IOI
SAN ANTONIO -8enk\ 16, Mitcl'lell 29
Ollmor• 13. Lucas 14, Gervin 15. lto«>erl 5,
Jonu 11 Pu\on O Tot11s 4A·92 23·21 113
kwt bv OU1"8n
l " ~ )4 ll )4 17-109
San Antenle 2' U 2l 1'-1 ll
Thr" oolnt -ls-Lucas 1 Foui.o
out-Gervin RIC>ound\-LOS Anoeit\ 4l
IJOllnlM>'I 121 S.n Antonio ~ CGllmOre 161
Aul.&h-Lol Angelu 2' lJollntOn 11), S.n
Antonio 29 (LUCH 91 Totel fouls-LOI
AnQ"" 77. S.n Antonio 11 A-13,972
C°'"9
UC lrvtne tl, Peclflc 72
(..CU)
UNIVl•SITY Of .. AClflC -Franlllln
1, Anem• 25, Counll 1 S, Pte>Ole S,
Lel09nhelmer I, Tr.omes 4, Rleoel I .
Andrei!• O. Kartr.enny 2. Te vtor 4, Fabl•n 0.
Crtotr .. 0 TOll l\ 27·51 11·26 n
OtlANGI' COAST -McOone l<I 9,
TllO<nton 9. Murol!Y 26, L" 7, Turner lS, MulllH n 4, 8HM 2, JOllnaon 7, Carmori 4,
Gr1ndlson s. Cl•cclo S Totels l3·6J 27·4 I
93
Helfllmt UC Irvine, 46·3 I
Total to~• Unlvefllty of Peclflc JS, UC
Ir vine 14, Foui.<! out Peoote (Unlvenlty ol
Peclflc), Turner IUC trvlne), Rebounds
University of Pacific l3 (Anem• l l. UC
Irvine ~ (Thornton 12). Aul'" Unlvtrlllv
of Pacific 11 I Peoole l l, UC Ir vine 19
(McOonetd S, Turner Sl
PCAA c..,..,._..
Nen<I• L•S Vt0•• Cat State Futi.rton
UC Irvine
New Mexico ~t•tt
Utah Stett
Frflno Slate
Sen Jow Stiff
LOllO BHch Stall
UC S.nte 81rt1er1
Pactfk
Wl
7 0 s 1
5 2
4 1
) 3
2 3
1 4
I 4
1 s
0 •
Salllrdav's S<orft
UC 1rv1,,_ 93, Pac.tic 11
Qvwel
Wl
1• I
14 l
' 7 7 •
9 6 ,, s
6 9
4 10
6 9
1 16
Cal Slett Fuli.rtO<I "8 UC S.nta Btrtlert
S4
N1v1<11 LH VtoH 64 Frt\no Stell 62
Ntw Mexico Sltlt 77, San JOM Stele 61 •
Utell Sta te 94 Long Btecn State 69
Mefldllv's Game
San Joae Stefl at Lonu Bttch Ste tt
I Cha nnel ~ 11 I o m.1
TllurMSav's Gemes
UC Irvine at Cal State Fullerton
Lono BHch State at Paclllc
New Mt•lco Sta ff al Frtllno State
Ntvaoa Lal Veou at UC Santa 8erbere
How top 10 tared
I North Ceroflna I 14·01 oea1 Oukt,
11·13
2 OtPaul 113·0J <11<1 not olav
3 Kentuckv t 11·21 01<1 not otav
4 Hou\lon 116 21 <11<1 not ot•Y
S Tuaa·Et Pno CIS II oee t Wvoml119,
S4·46
6 Gtoroetown 115 71 oeet St JoM'\,
83 61
1 Mervten<I 113·11 bHI Ol<I Oomln1on
6'·51
I Ntva<le LU VtOH ( 16· 11 OH i
Fre•no Ste te, 64·67
t UCLA 111·1) <110 not otav
10 llHnol• ( 13·11 t>eet Puroue 76·57
11 Oreoon Ste te (9 4) •ost to WHntng '°" n-se 11 Wt kt For"' 117 31 lost to Nort"
Ceroune Stete. I0·69 • 13 Tulsa I 16 1) t>etl Braolty I0-66
14 St JoM'• '11 ., IO\f to Georoefo#n
tl-61
15 Loul1l1n1 Stet•11 1·31 ou t Ataoame I S-14
16 Bol ton COii.Gt I 17 41 lost to Svr
I CU\e, 75·7)
17 FrtlnO State ( 11·•J IOll to Ntveoa
LU Vevu. 64 61
11 Memt>llll Stele I 17 31 dlO not Olav
19 Puroue 111 •I to'' to 1111nol•. 76-52
10 Okletlom• ~IS 21 beet Ke n•u Slate
13·90
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ComDton S6, Or•nee Coest 39
(S.U"' C•tt COflftf'91Kel
ottANOI COAn -Steol'len\ I I $hol
tuck 9, Morgen 6, B•rrv 2, Guen I
Fermer 4, Govd9e S, Toomey I Toltl\ 16
1 13 J9
C~ON -Graen 10 Btsh<>O 22
En on 9 Chew 4, KlnQ I, Peraon 2. Conner
I T 01e1, n 11· II 5'
H•""me CM"U>ton. 14·23 Totet louts Oranoe coe,1 1', Comoton
16 Ttchntcel Comolon Coach WHn1ngton
S.ckllebectl 61, MJreCoita Sf
l"•cHk CMft CMtweftee)
MlftACOSTA -a u,,, 11 Turoet 9,
llot>1n'4)fl 2 Brvn 4, &over 1 Brown I ,
Me<lrld J, Wll\on • Totats 23 IJ· 16 st
SADD&.laACt( -Ade m' 11 OllV>tf "
ArceneeUJJ t JOlllllOf'I t OeC•~• • Mul<lef 10, ThOmH , Totel\ 25 II .. 61
Helftlrne s.ooi.t>ec-. ?t· 15
ToteTTouls MlreCoili 70, S.Cfdlff>ach 11
Souftl CM1t C~
CM!ttfe+llU 0v ....
W l WL
Ful~IO!I S 0 I) ~
Clfrltol 4 1 '' s Cvoren 3 1 17 I
Or•noe Cont 1 l 10 t
$.Int• ~n• 2 3 13 9
Comolon 7 1 9 10
Goldtn Wttt I 4 l 17
ML ~J\ Antonio 1 4 9 11
S.llltMY'• kW.l
Comoto,, ~. Ore n"' Cont l9
Ml Sen Antonio 1't, GOl<ltn Weil ..
j:°uf19rton 0 CYO<'eu 4J '"'"°' '1 Senta An• .. w....._r , Gamet 11:.JO>
Cerrito. e t °''"" Cot•t
Comp1on " Go~ w"' Mt Sen Antonio et h1tle<IC>ft
Senti •n• •' Cvll<'eo
"•clflc CM'9 C~en<e
fmo«lal Ve 4Y
S.Od'ltlC'I *'......,.... .... 0....INM Morl+C"'' ,..,~
hlomaf ~·
C..•: W'IC• OV.el w l w L.
' 0 11 '
4 1 ' 10 I 1 15 4
J 1 11 I
' ) 10 10 1 l • •
1 4 11 ' 0 s • t 14
........ y'. ac.... a.••lled' 61, Mif'.COlll ~
lt1IMfltl "...., t1' &an D '' ~ "• 0,_.mont SS 1eo11 0... ~ t0 Soul~•ttltr" H ........... ..,,. (1IJIJ
,,.~ .. s.ii o'"° '"'"' v .....•• l'•lorNt Gr•1'1*11 1 tell Olf90 Me.-,_,,._...,,. •• Mir.C4KA•
• .. ----
S.flta A."'1•
SAT\MlDAY'S •aSULTS
(nNI .................. " ,,........,
.. I.HT AACI. 6 lurtonc11
Jtecln<I IOllveral M 40 17 ?O 7 20 GotOtn Clrcie (Toro> uo s IO ~~(~J.ttl soo
Alao rec;ed; Next 8en<1, Mo«! "-nny,
Summer Knlgllt. 8tacll Sulollur Slfft Ftvlng Clllck
Time: MO •1 S
SIC:COND RAG•. 1 l/16 mllea
Oew't Dew CG•rc1-) 6460 ,,.0 1UO
Siik FHtllet\ (PtOfOH l 1090 1 00
Joan·, Le<IV (Hewtevl 1 00
Also rKe<I Foxv Tov, Meltnel\Oft, Sliver
Lu'a Prtot, Plavlng tor Tin•. Solute TKO
Teco, lllecs Str"' Mlaa. a u,.t of Soni!
Time l.4S •1 S U DAILY OOUeL• 11· 121 ~l<I
Sl,026.20
TH•D •ACE. 6 furlOng\
Alrrotlng IV.itrtruti.1 S10 HO UO
l<l'lllldon (Plncey) 1 00 4 60
Motisi.ur E•ciltment 1Ca utnenl 600
Alto r.cecl SOMC Lt llet, True PromlM
Suoreme Solutlon, JoiOllnlct. Gooo Power
GOl<len Mlnslrtl, Tr.a Baoet Kl<I
Time 110 4/S
fOl.HlTH ••CE. '., lurronos
F"llval Cl.IP (Valen1uer.1 3' 00 12 40 I 10 '
Rtlnbow PIK• (OttellOUuevt l l 60 l 00
Rele's Or .. m Lover CMcCarron) l 90
Also "'tel' Big Potentle t. DUO<'M, Rev•• PreM(ltaflon. Bumo.o. Gettenl Slsler
Soeedv Purellaae Petite Fi.ur What
Megk, *'°'"" Time 1 11 11s
flfTH RACE. 1 • mite. on turf
Cnenc;.ty Bl<l<ler ~Plncev) 11 90 I 90 S 90
Item Two tGarcle l 4 IO 3 80
Broadlv (McC.,ronl 4 60
Alao raced eo,,emlen Grove. lncomPf
tent, Llllle n, No Ntc;k , Sntnlng Buell,
Menenllal.
Time 2"03 21s
S.S EXACTA (6·31 oal<I $?11 SO
SIXTH RACI. 61 , furlong,
Ro Lake COetanouuoel I 00 4 IO 3 60
Montavx (V11tn1uelel 6 60 4 40
Bllgh (Pierce) • 10
Alao race<! Taklle Teto.to.a Known tor
Stvle Reoe1·, HIQh Glou Pwch.Ottlc Ktv
10 111e conoo
Time 1 16 VS
SEVENTH RACE 1 I II> m•le\
Nrt"'1cfrel Orlve (Olnlvl 11 40 6 00 l 10
Stege Hano JOllnv tMeiel 6 90 4 80
UilhJnewavl'IOlme lPinCa'tl i.60
Also raced Wlf<I Ageln Neoollete
Ourled Treasure Juntura Not>ll Air
Bosto, Paoet BuM. Intention. Ouc Lt Ouc
Ttme· 1·4A
S.S EXACTA (7· 101 oeoo '167 00
l'IGHTI4 RACE. 1 • m ite\
lnlerco tV1t.n1ut1al ?O 40 1 60 1 00
~ert Wine IOeiatlounev•> 4 60 4 00
Perl• Prince ISlolli.l 16 20
Also rece<1 Vloeo Kio Loe<1 the Can
nonl , Gt.cla l StrH m , Huie Sr.re, Movable
FHst. E stuoenoo, Concierge, Suoer
0 11monc1 , Je caue'• Tio Tltnt· I ·4' 31 s
n PICK SIX 110 1·6+7 31 oel<I
U02,65J 00 wllh two wlnn1119 tlcto.tll Illa
t>or•fl) '2 Pick SI~ consolation oal<I
$6,0ll 10 with 61 winning flCktl\ (five
horse\)
NINTH RACE. 1 1116 mllel
No Hvst (Plncey) J3 90 14 60 6.IO
Dark Accent IMcCerronl 5 60 3 40
Out Before Oewn (Orlto•) 3.40
Also receo Flylng Gene. Vigorous
Vigors, Procurer. Stuci.ntbo<lv Left, Pro
Peue<. Gel>lano, Merk on the Sto. v. Ad<ltd Feature, Cl\Mr On
Time. U3
S.S l'JtACTA 12·11 oaoo 5399 SO
Alltnclanct 42,656
HOIYWOOG Pertr
SATURDAY'S RESUl TS
(S"' .. 2'·nllillt harneH ~l
flAST RAC~. One mtle oa ce
N-CaOtt (l(ueblefl 4 00 310 1.60
Hey Guv t (0.M>mtrl S 00 3 10
At><ln Utv IAnderaonl ~ l IO
Also raced Howdy IWMI Melle< OG,
Rocky Scotcn, HI C Sr.toper Maeno Br•vo
Andvs Pt POer
Time: 2-<n 3/S
$J EXACTA (7·61 0111<1 13110
SECOND RACE. Ont m lle oace
Slou• (l(uet>terl S 20 l 00 7 60
Hanoov., 1P1eno1 3 40 t 60
R Curtli (Ot someri 3 80
Atso race<I watbro. Roltlon<I Adover.
Teroort OonnY. Coekv\ Onlv Bov Falllno
$ter
Time· 100 71S
ll EXACT A !6 1l 1>1110 \74 90
THIAD RACE. One mli. oece
Hot Sf\fpper (SIHfhl 1120 610 5 10
Bv• Bve Scottv ( Beolleroeonl 13 60 9.IO
Pao• Jerry (Wililflm\I 4 40
Atao raced Voter. Btllt Jolie, Ml<1nlghl
Mine, F ire eno Rain Cnarmlng Gent Three
Fl119e"
Time 701
ll EXACT A 12·" oa10 \13t 90
FOURTH RACE. One mile oect Almond King CCrouhenJ 10 to 4 60 3 40
Two OcH n• tGrlJfl<lvJ 360 300
Junott Lew fRllChttl l 40
Alw rect<I L1gn1n1n Sum. MIOhly
Mair>•. Vlncero
Tome 2-00 3 S
FIFTH ltACE Ooe m.1, oace
M1\ter G IKuet>ltrl I 80 4 60 4 00
G•tn M1CIOv IB111111rgeoo1 6 60 4 20
Oean Point I Grunov I 3 90
Alao raceo How<lvn Ster Gtomet'1C
Monttrev Rocket Cetoente Printmaker
Buooe Haoy
Time 1-00 11$
0 EXACTA 16·0 oa1<1 \6190 "
SIXTH RACE. One mlle oect
Ranoom Wind lkueoter I • 00 7 90 7 60
Bleck Marto. <An<!«sonl 4 20 l 20
Mon11,oni Chief l~ortggU 4 40
Also rece<I Bev Leef Beat ot Abbe.
Able Got<I, Belhetor Ra•noow Luckv
~rk, So Fer. Sovereign Ster
Time 2:03 I S
\J EXACT A I I St 001d S2l 40
SIVENTH RACE. One mile Pace
Sa m Letona IAn<11rwn1 J120 1640 940
Cleulc Call <Croghan) 21 00 7 60
Leures Boy CGru"4vl f 70
Al\O raced See Rover Va nkH Bev, BC
Count, Merrie Stratus, Provv Council, Full
Pocket, SUll<lan
Time 1-00 7/S u IXACTA 14·91 1111<1 un so
t:IOHTH RACI. 0... mite oece
eenrodcMn I Longo! '40 4 00 340
Vested Powe< IVlncln11nm1 7 60 • 60
Smert Koelt (Kutbler J 3 00 "''° raceo L00111ng CiOO<I Arenla kott
Falllrnento, C1ot11n Welton Kono Amt>er
Time I SI 41S
S.l IXACT A II 1 oa10 SU 60
Nl .. TH RACI. 0,. mite oace
t<1111 Tanner (Kuel>ltr) 11 40 • 60 3 40
Tact Wave fBaillarueon1 4 40 160
Otl C1v1llO CAckermanl 4 60
Also rlCed Emolre K n!gnt As UA
.......... Nau ........ , kl '"-"""· NO ....
Nero, Armbro 8ra<I
Time 1 ~ llS 0 IXACTA t t 71 p111<1 H t 00
u PICK MX I 1 " I 6 I I) 0110
SHll,167?0 wtl,., Otlf w1nn1no lltktt Is•~
llOrae\l t7 Pio ~I• ton•otetlo,, oa l<I
11.126 40 with lO wlnn1no 11nef\ llov•
llOr\t\I
TINTH •ACI . On11 mite pact
'"'" M•rlnt tt<oenlo> 1000 1010 920 COl\Hlu !Perrv) 9 40 ) 00
Vov119 Miiiion 1Pteno1 • IO
Also raced Ao\81111<1 Dre1 Ct ote•n
Jemes. Ouffn of Ou L •ltllmiJ Hln(Ju
Abo.. Dttmer~ Hel'IOver M11• lurn°'o
Time 203 I ~
0 IJtACT A 16 •1 &>eHI a)O~ 10
Attendance •.1u
• '
.
Board meeting ~ ........
New York lslanden• Bryan Trottier (19= Illa
footln4l while belna taken acatnat the by
Philacfelj>hla '• Patil Bolmaren dnrlDC National Hockey League game Saturday.
Phoenix Oe>en
Curll' Strano•
' Cort v Pevln
Scoll Hoen
L11rrv Mire
Tom Purtzer
JC Sneed
Ben Crensr.ew
Al Gelt>e<ger
8111 Senoer
Tom Wtlskoot
WlllleWood
John F ougnt
Jim Colt>e<t
Jim Simon\
Fre<I Couotes
Tom Kiit
Lennv W1dk1nt
Ron StrKll
LtoNr<I Ttlomoson
John Fought
Mlt<e Sulliva n
Oen Halldoflon
Tim NOfrll
Ch108Kk
Scott Wat•ins
J1mD•nt
Semmy Racnets
M11+.eRel<1
Anav BHn
JOllnnv Molle<
' Boo Gitoer
' Tommy Neketlm• Ron Cocllren
Joev Sln<leler
Rooer Meltbl•
Tom Jtn"''"'
C.erv Koen
F'uuv Zoeller
Mt11e McC...ito""n
Jim Nelloro
Ruu Cocnren
Lon Hinkle
Brao Fa-on
' Nlc11 Faloo
TC Cnen
Peter Oo\ltrnul\
Garv Hellberg
Oouu Tewell
George Arlntr
Lennie Clemen"
1\10 AOlll
Hele Irwin
JoMMa ne lfev
0 A Wtlbfl,,O
Georoe Burns
Mer• Lv• t·Oon POOltv
\·Pet McGowan
\ Tonv SIU\
\ Merk O'M41r11
Ru Caldwell OevlO ()grin
Allen Ml!Mr
SttvtLl~r
Pavne Sttweri
Oeve Barr
Scoll Stmo\O<I
Oonni. Hamrnono
Oen Pon!
C11renc1 Ro"
Oele Oouol•o
' nm Slrnc>son
61·66-134
66·67-133
69·'6-135 67·6t--13S
61·'7-135
66·69-135
67-69-13'
67·6,_136
70·66--13'
69·67-13'
69·6t--137
71·'6-137
11·66-137
61·69-137
11·66--137
61·69-137
67-70--137
69·6&-137
61·69-ll7
61·70--131
71·67-138
7)·6.S-138
69·69-131
70·6t--131
69·69-131
71·67-131
71-67-131
69·6.._1.
70-68-131
61-70--131
69·6'-131
69·69-131 67·71-139
71·61--139
11·6t--13'
6'·71-139
69·70--139
69·71>-139
67·71-ll9
61·71-139
11 -61--139
61·11-139
69·71>-139
71·67-139
11 ·6,_140
69-71-140
66-14--140
17·6t--14()
69·71-140
69·11-140
69·71-140
71·61-140
69·71-140
11-ff-140
70.-71>--140
73·67-140
69·71-140
14·'6-140
69·71-1.0
75-65--140
61-7)-141
70·71-141
11·70--141
14·67-141
70-71-141
12·69-141
70·71-141
67·71-141
70-71-141
72·6,_141
71·70--141
7)·61--141
.t-a matu., s-comotttt<I secono round
Saturday
1914 Wlllfer OtvmPks
l •I Saratwe, Yu9"1+Wl81
SCHlfDUll 01" EVINTS
TU.Sdtv, lfttl. 1
tee Hoc"''" -Au•trla v• F•ntel\O,
Unott<I Stetts va Cen•O• 11111v v\ Sweden,
C1tcno\lova1<1e "' Norwev Wt" Germtny
~s Vuvostavle USSR .,, P01an<1
WtelnHdev, F• I
Oo.n.ng ceremo•ues e t Zetre
Tllun.dty. lftlb. t
Wom.n'' IOIC Cron Counlrv '' IOtnen
llfllf\O Pot18
Women ' 1 S00--"'1eter loetO o .etong "' Zetre
~' dv'lmltttl"-et 81etnnb
Mon'\ en<1 WOfften'1 slriolt too. '' Trtoevlc
let Hock•V -Po .. no "' WHI Ger
mt nv USSfll "' llalv, Sweden .,, v JGOSlevoa, Centdl' vt Aul trla, Ftnten<I v\
Norwev Unllt<I St tit\ "' C '"hO\loV•~ 111
fnct.y, "'°· 10 Men s JOI( crou countrv " 111m1n
llt llkO Pol~
Men'' •n<I women a oouote luge et
Trfl)tvl<.
Women·• !+OO·mflttr '"""° •11•11119 11 ~·"· Ml>n'\ C.00 meter \oeed •t1a11no et Zetra
tee oenc1119 <<Of'l'IPut.orvJ et Ztlrt
Sinele eno ~ bob•lad et TrtO....lc
Pa"' 'io""' 1k•t1ne O"Oft Pl'OO"•ml et h t re
S.1Vr•v, ,.. 11
20K lll•lhloll e t lum41n Vtllllo l'Otle
~ • •ncl women • 1r11141 "* at TrtCMtv!c
w~ , dOwM1M •' JenorlN
IOM Nordic com6tned '"-11119 et 1~11
MelO & Vt,.kO Pot• T ,.... l'ncl ouedl' utlle bob\lecl •I
Treoevlc
I(• HOOtv -fft tv VI Pqjancl Au\lrl•
11\ C HcllO\IOwPlt, C el\IOt W a I' ln'el\d
Unl!td Sttlt• "' Norwev, USSlt "'
'VuQMlevle 511r~ "' w"t G«~•
---·· ,. 11 Wome+n'' SK cron ~"" ot lllNll\
VfllhO POiit
Mell'• ~.000·~·., UIMd ... ,Int ••
lot re
ISK Norotc ctmOltwd al!llns 11 llWNltl
Miio & VtM10 ~
70·mtl0f "'' lumc» et lf!Ml'I MllO ...... Men'• encl women·a ~ k.toe 11
'"°'"" ICI dine.Int torlt 1111 fff Hllll'll llenco•
11 lotro
Pol" tr .. U..lfN e t 1.#tre
Monell¥, Ftt> 13
Men'• •lout• tkolll\CI <comoulsorvl et S«tndtrfla
Men'• 15'< cr0ts country at lumen Vtfff\o Potte
Women's 1,000-met" '~ \lla llllO et let re
Women's ol•nt slalom •• Janorlna
tee Hocuv -Swtdtn v' Poland,
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T""411v, ,. 14
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w111111111 Sieber (Woodbrldoe
Rustler
coach
not ~pset
But releagutng ,.,.,_ __ _
has caused others
to file a protest
ByCURTSEEDEN
OftM.,.., .........
A super conference, comprised of
some of the best community coUeae
football teams in the state, if not the
country, may h.jlve some coaches
rankled. but not Golden West's Ray
Shackleford.
On Friday. several coaches from
the "old" South C~t Conference,
along with coaches from former
Metropolitan Conference teams El
Camino and Long Beach City col-
leges, Joined forces to officially
protrst a major rclcaguing plan by the
state Commission on Athlet\CS,
which, in tum, reports to the Cali-
forn ia Association of Community
Colleges.
Under the proposal which is
already been approved for the 1984
season, former Metro Conference
teams Long &.ach, El Camino, Taf\,
Bakenfield and Pasadena will join
the Orange County-based South
Coast Conference which includes
Golden West, Fullerton, Mt. San
Antoni o and Cerritos.
Fullerton Coach Hal Sherbeck,
along with Cerritos' Frank Mazzotta
and Mt. San Antonio's Mal Eaton,
don't like the idea. Neither do
coaches from def ccting Long Beach
and El Camano.
But the move doesn't bother Gold-
en West's Shack.Jeford a bit. which is
ironic because the Rustlers -if last
year's record is any indication -
would seem destined for a long 1984
football St'ason.
··1 don't want to appear neptive
about the new conference and the way
it's set up," Shackleford said Satur-
day. "I think a super conference is
great and I think athletes would want
to be a part of it."
The addition of powers like Taft,
Pasadena, El Camino aod Bakersfield
would see m to pose a threat to sec
powers like Cerritos and Fullerton,
but Shackleford isn't thinking in
terms of wins and losses.
The Golden West coach rs only
disturbed by one thought -that
district rival Orange Coast is no
longer a member of the South Coast
Conference.
Shackleford does not feel his team
will be hurt an the recruiting wars. "It
should onl y help;· he added.
The unhappy coaches, meanwhile,
were drafting an official letter of
protest to the state in hopes of bring
the re leaguing committee together to
reconsider the acuon.
Kevlar
sail ban
relaxed
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY 0..., ............... ,...,
The ban on the usc of Kevlar sails
on International Offshore Ruic racing
yachts was relaxed but not rescinded
at the International Offshore IUcing
Council (ORC) annual meeting in
Lon don. A total ban on the usc of
Kevlar had been scheduled to take
effect Jan. I
The ORC. which governs 1hc
International Offshore Ruic (IOR).
decided to permit ihe use of the
controven1al and exotic material in
small head sails and for reinforcement
of mainsail leeches (outer edJe) to a
depth of approximately twice the
length of the longest batten.
The use of Kevlar on yachts 601feet
( IOR) and over is not limited, but will
not be allowed on storm sails.
The new rule as it applies tojibsand
storm sails went into effectJan. I. The
applications to mainsails awaits final
definilion of pcnnittcd reinfon::e·
mcnt and will be effective as soon 15
possible this year, but no later than
Feb. I.
The Southern Ocean Racing Con·
fcrcncc (SORC). organizers of tbc
first major IOR series in 198~.
announced several months IJO that
Kevlar sa ils would be unrc1tnc1ed in
the 1984 senes which starts in
February
Crosby golf
set Sunday
The 10th annual Crosby Souihcm
pro--am aolftoumament is set for nu1
Sunday and Monday at Irvine Coa1t
Country Club. bringina toaethcr 7l
amateurs and 72 prOfcssionals.
rrofwionals will be vy1 n1 (or
$33,000 an pnic money, with the
winner pocketing $4,000. Amona the
profcs 1on1ls 1lrcad~ commmana
themselves to the tourney arc Rare
Botts. Paul Wise, k.1p Whhlet. Alan
Arvesen, Bob Pran.ac and Eric Batten.
However. Jhe bulk of the pro-
ftssi on•I flefd wi ll be detenmncd
afler tht tut It the San 0.cgo Open,
which bea.in Thursday.
S«on<f.placc pro finisher will cam
SJ.000. third place is wonh Sl,000
and fourth pftct Sl,$00
The 0'11 throuah flfth·pl1cc
1mateur1 wm be ~na for pn1 donated by Bullock 1 South Cou1 Plar.a,
Each pro will bG peu'Od with ao
1m1ttur in the tourney, which i
Pont0~ hy the SS2 C1ub 10 ben~R• Hoaa Memorial H pital in ewpon
lkarh I
Orange Coat1 DAILY PILOT /Sunday. Jlf\&,lary 22, 1914
I ,
COMPLETE NYSE AND AMEX WEEKLY USTINGI 87 ..
Westmark appoints
Barrington president
PLAN YOUR CAREER
•
Corona el Mar
P~Jp N. Harrta1&o• has been named president and chief executive officer ofWeatma~ Mortp1e Corp. of Santa Ana. 'The mortp&c bankina firm was
recently aqu1red by Prtmark Corp. of Detroit. It had previously been known as Wet~n ~aoclate4 Lead!DJ Services, lac. Harrinaton previously served as
spec1al assistant to the chamnan of the board, Federal NatloD&l Mortp1e ·
AHocMJI•, Washington, D.C.
trm helps people
get on right track
By DAVID H. BISHOP
.,..,,._Ceil I • I
Your JOb goan' nowhere? Been
fired? Arc you a mtSplaced or unhap-
py executive? • • • Jlm LelaDd recently was promoted to senior vice president, director of
corporate marketin,1 for PoDderou Homes, a major home builder
headquartered in I rv1ne. He joined the company in 1981 and served previously a~ Ponderosa Homes vice president of pro)eCtdevelopment and as corporate
director of project development. In has new j9b, Leland is responsible for
formulating marketing and product strategies for each of the company's four
building divisions an California.
Maybe you haven't spent enou&h
time fisuringoutexactly what it 1s you
want from your career. Most people
don't devote enough time to planning
their career s>ath, which in tum
sianificantly affects their lifestyle and
state of mind, according to Bruce M.
Bolen. • • • Mlclaael Steana1 has been named vice president of construction for Inland
Empire projects a t StearD1 CoD1tnactloD Co. of Newport Beach, at was
announced by Leo Rader, senior vice president io charge of construction.
Steams will also continue aa construction manaaer for the company, reporting
Bolen, managing director of Career
Development Services, began his
year-old company in Corona del Mar
to help people assess their own lives
as the first step toward finding career
happiness and fulfillment.
BARRINGTON LELAND B.STEARNS M.STEARNS
"Most people skip that critical first
step of self-assessment because it is
hard work, requiring time and a
d~ec of objectivity," says Bolen.
"Lake frogs, many people jump from
one lily pad to the next, always
accepting the next available job offer
and never taking the time to discover
what it is that will make them happy."
di~t!Y to ~der. Jn another personnel move at the company Barry Steams
has JOloed has family's business as a5Sistant vice president. Before joining the company~teams was associated with Aram Ba11enlan u d A110datet of
Newport Beach.
That's why people come to Bolen
for help with their career develop-
ment. "It's as if they are at an
intersection with their tum signal
o n," Bolen says, "but they don't know
whether to tum in that direction.
They are not sure. Should they ao the
other way? Go forward? Back up? • • • B~rbara !'Jou has been promoted to assistant vice president of the real
estate industnes arou~ at MariDe ~atlonal B.ut. it was announced recently by
DollaldW. Miller, president and chief executive officer of the Irvine firm. A 26-
year ve.teran of the banking industry, Nona will be supervising the loan
processing department of the real estate industries group.
"They say that only death and taxes
are inevitable, but I add change," says
Bolen. "A change in your life is
inevitable. Some people welcome it,
others tolerate it and some fear it."
• • • C~rdlo~lmonary Tlaerap~ A11oclate1 has leased a 1,590-square-foot
office 1n Irvine to house a physical therapy practice. The property was lease
through Norrtl, Bep1 Ir Slmpsoa, with Katlay·Faller and Lacy Ortb as agents.
Bolen 's business is "managing
chan~e."
The one-year lease 1s valued at $21 ,868.
ORANGECOA
"Five careers is not unoommon in
one life." the 43-year--Old former
corporate executive says. "I'm in the
STOCKS
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Bruce M. Bolen. managlnc director for C&reer DeTelopment
.Semca .
third of my own." Bolen 's first was as
an officer m the United States Navy,
which he refers to as the "world's
largest canoe club." His most recent
JOb was with Coca-Cola as their
western states executive recruiter.
Between those Jobs he worked 15
r_ean in management for General
Dynamics. Rockwell International,
American Hospital Supply and
Microdata. He also earned a master's
degree in business and has taught
business courses at UCI for the past
six years. He's been both hired and
fired but in the process learned how
to deal constructively with these
changes.
When the ax· falls, first of all, Bolen .
says, don't take it personally. There
can be manr. reasons why you were
"involuntanly resigned,' many of
them not because you arc a bad
person. The key, he says, is to use the
situa\ion to your best advamaae, The
main objectives at that paint should
be to get in touch with who ~~u arc,
and then to market yoursel(effective-
ly.
"Most people don't do a &ood job of
marketing themself. They can't or·
don't know bow to write a Sood
resume, and they don't know bow to
act in an interview," Bolen says.
"And third, they don't set up an
organized campaign to get the job
they want.''
What Bolen's firm d0C1 is help on
all three c-0unts. First he helps the
client prepare a resume, then he helps
them with the interview process by
actually staJing one in his office. He
counsels htS client in determining
exactly what bis or her goals are and
then sets up an organized proaram of
finding employment that will meet
those goaJs.
Part of that countelina involves
tcacluna ctienu bow to deal with •
rejection. Again, Bolen llYI c1oa•t
take it personally. A cenaiD amou.nt
of the aearch is a numbers same. Y C*
apply to a number of fitmj and hope:'
one clicks.
. ..I t~I ~Y clients ~. ~ ~"' interVlew 1s an accompUslunau m
it1Clf, a sign or succeu. Who mow.
What can happen taldr• 8GieQ de-
scribed as an ~pie a situatioe ill
which o ne of his clienu bad maeq:d
to be called back for secoad ia..:
views fur three sceminSI~ ?:
itions. One was actually o 10 her
but she did not accept (mecdoG
works both ways -you don 'l &fte to
take the fi.nt job offered). She wu tbe
second choice for the Job she realty
(Pleue eee CAUSll/88
Recycle for e.rtra mone~
If you're among the millions of
Amencans yearning to cam some
extra money but without any special
skills to offer employers, perh.aps
your answer might be trying to recycle
old newspapers and used corrugated
boxes. The upturn an our economy
since 1982 has boosted wastepaper
prices substantially 1n many parts of
the country· there 1s a demand for
recycled paper. and used corrugated
boxes are in particular demand.
Try it. You have nothing to lose
and earning extra money always can
be useful for you or your favorite
charity, or organization. Some tips:
•An estimated 50 m1l11on Amen-
cans already are collecting old news-
papers fo r recycling. so the guides arc
clear and clean. Check out local
wastepaper dealers listed in the
Yellow Pages under "Waste Paper.'·
Fmd out what kinds of clean. rc-
C)clable paper they're buying -
newspaper, presorted office papers,
old corrugated boxd -and sell }Our
wastepaper to the dealer o fTenng the
bestrricc
•I you are a policy-making offi cer
1n a charitable organization, begin a
fund-raisin$ recycling program by
working with a wastepaper dealer
Snm
Po1n1
who will buy the paper. Have mem-
bers bring old newspapers to a central
point and arrange for transportation
to the wastepaper plant throuah the
dealer with whmn you are working.
•ff you have or can find a pickup
truck. you'll discover that you can
make a profit by concentrating on
used corrugated boxes. Some retail
stores and independent supermarkets
often give boxes away to save on their
own trash-hauling costs. Ask local
store owners for permission to collect
their old boxes and set up a regular
collection route
•lfyou want to set upa pravam for
collcctrng old new~papers 1n your
community, here are the ways to go
about 1t:
Obtain a city zoning map -with
streets, and1v1dual lots and popu-
lation estimates clearly marked -to
belt> you define= collec\iOnt.a
A WIS1epal>tf aaio lill9t be
able to ofter m..,.-.iom · UCf -c.a
calculate the volume of °"spepen
your drive can senerate.
A.sic your neighbors to pi&cb ilL TdJ
them what grades of peper you're
saving and asJc them to leave their
paper by the curb on a preanaapd
date. By rcducinJ the amount of tolid
waste in your neighborhood, you aJso
can help reduce municipal taxes
(which yoll pay) on removal of solid
waste.
If your organization is recycling
newspapers, you may want to request
that members and friends drop off'
matenal at a convenient site - a
church. schoolyard, city haU parting
lot, etc. Your wastepaper deaJer may
be w1lhng to donate a coUection bin
and, when filled. he may haw it to bis
J lant, weigh it and credit your group
with the volume of paper. .
Be sure you publicize your voup·s
recycli ng efforu. Circulatina hand-
bills 1s a good way to get residents into
the recycling habit. Tell them what
types of wastepaper you're collectina.
howitshould be bundled, when you'll
be by to pick it up and who they
should call for information.
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Ot'ange Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, January 22, 1,84
I Turning science into profits· AIRCALADDS
BUFFALO RUN 8y SUSAN MONAHAN °""',... C:.fllJ .....
Business and ~1cm·e have Iona had a
1ymb1otu: rrlat1on11h1p and it ~how~ no
silfli. of wanm1 It )('!Cm~ to be arow1na
stronacr. in fact. with C'ntrcprcneur~ be·
comms more aware of the financtal
potential of applied i.nence
• At a recent m«lln& of the Or:mgc
County d1v1s1on of the Assoc1at1on for
Corporatt" Growth, held at the Nrwport
Beach Mamou. the conversion of
biotechnoloay into profits was explained
by Dr Manin Moss. president of Sym-
b1osc1ence Associates, El Toro and Dr.
Stephen Kocnisgsberg. 'ace president of
research and development at U.S. Agn,
Newport Beach .
Moss. who holds a Ph.D tn cell b1olo1y.
said that 1n the areas of th("fapcutic and
d1agnost1c medicine. the focus has been on
thC' development of new products and
processes which can provide a \ubstanual
-although not nccessanly qua ck -return
on the 1n1t1al investment
Moss explained that geneucall;, engi-
neered microbes have made 11 possible to
provide substances such as human insulin.
product 8 (used b) hemophiliacs to
facilitate blood clotting) and interferon (a
protean which is involved 1n the Immune
system) at a lower cost per unit.
But the advances an d1aanoS11c medicine.
he said, "will 1ee direi;t applacat1on before
thcrapeuucs "
He ~1d that there ar~ new 01uano~t1l' k.m
which will more accurat~ly d111lflO~ a
number of venereal d1~u~s. including
herpc~
There is also the pos!>1b1lity of cancer
research prod\lcing antibodies which
would bond onltwith cancer cells. he said.
A rcad1oact1ve molecule or a poison could
be attachrd to the antibody, which could be
administered without ctimagjng hcahhy
cells
Mo~s said that despite the advantages of
investing In biotechnology. aood business
Judgement is still required to tum a profit.
He warned against bccomana so enamored
of the technology itself as to overlook the
results 1t will produce.
Koenigsberg's area of experusc -and
his Ph.D -IS in plant cell and tissue
culture. Like Moss, he emphasized the
business possib1ht1es of sc1cntJfic research.
"The plant breeder 1s 1n partnership with
the sc1enust," he said, adding that genetic
engineenog has created an "agncultural
revoluuon."
J nstad of searching through thousands of
plants to obtain the desired strain, selec11on
can be manipulated m one petri dish, he
said. By subjecting cells to stress. mutants
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And the mult could be a crop of frost
rc~istant oranae• or insect resistant
tomatoe .
Koc.niasbera said that current te~h·
n1ques have also expanded the ranie of
hybrid poss1bilities and can produce a
h•f.hcr crop yiel~ ma shorter pe1od oflimc.
'Anything (in crop improvement) 11
poss1ble1 " daid Koeni..,berg in a post
speech interview. "It's JUSt a matter Of
time. money and knowledge."
He said that while it can be ~ns1vc to
invest in biotechnoloay, not investina can
mean losing the chance to patent a new
technique and paying royalties in order to
use it.
"People arc gettinJ if for proprietary
control," he said, addinJ that he expects to
sec many legal battles in the future. "It's
going to be a real mess." Dr. Stephen Koentc•berf ·
Newport Beach-based airline
adds weekend East Coast trip
By JERRY HIRSCH
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The name of the game in the a1rhne ~usiness IS t<:> keep
your jets full of pa scngcrs and 1n the air -even 1f you
have to i.cnd them to Buffalo, New York.
That is what the Newport Bcach·based Airline AirCal
1s doma to augment its regional ~rvice in California and
the Pacific states.
AirCal is taking an idle McDonnell Douglas DC-9
Super 80 every Saturday and is flying to Buffalo with a
stopover 1n Cleveland The roundtrip fare from Los
Anseles International Airport 1s $269 -less than most
01ahts to the East
Moss said U\at technology itself won't
make money for an investor. He pointed
oul that human insulin has not proved
substantially more effective than the
porcine vanety and that the market
projected for it did not materialize.
Both scientists agreed that California 1s
one of the centers of bio-technological
resarch. "A lot of the better comparf1es are
m Cahfom1a," said Kocniaberg.
planning at ~mllh International Inc ..
Newport Beach, says that because of ACG
membership cnticria. most of the mem-
bers arc presidents or chief financial
officers of industrial or consumer products
companies.
"It 1s working very well Our firM four weeks arc pretty
well sold out.'' said Bruce Wetsel. A1rCal's vice president
of ~heduling and charters.
Most of the passcn~er are frozen Easterners trying to
gel a break of sunshine 1n Sou them California.
"Wt will be selling 11 up through May and we arc
look mg at plans to extend 1t 111to the summer season but of
course the rm:c would nsc." Wetsel said.
Scot1 Hutchinson. director of strategic
Lectures. however, can be attended by
non-members for a S 12 to S 15 fee For
more information, contact Rakesh Kaul.
680-1852 or Joseph Rosener 250-9211.
Ultrasystems names Coyle
It rs al a matter of scheduling.
"We are using a OC-9 that would normally sit on the
ground all day Saturday until about eleven m the morning
on Sunday," Wetsel said.
An airplane 1s an expensive piece of equipment and 1f
the airline can utilize one ~uring off-peak umel> 1t can help
defray the cost of the plane. The DC·9s sell for about $25
m1lhon each.
The appointment of John Coyle as
president of Uhrasystcms Engineers and
Constructors Inc., a wholl y owned
subsidiary of Ultrasystems Inc.
(NASDAQ: ULTR), was announced in
Irvine by Phillip J. Stevens, president and
chairman of Ultrasystcms.
Coyle Joins the lrvine·bascd Ultra-system~ ~rom Raymond K.~uscr Engineers.
a substdiary of Raymond International.
where he served as vice president of
Kaiser's power div1s1on. Before that, he
was associated with Stone &. Webster of
Boston and Anaconda Corp.
Coyle has a background of more than 30
yearc; an the engineering.and construction
field\ He is graduate of Glasgow Royal
Technical College in Glasgow. Scolland,
where he received a bachelor of science
degree 10 electncal cngmcering,
"We might plan a couple more of these flights to other
Midwest ci ties such as Colu mbus. Ohio or Syracuse, New
York," Wetsel said.
Au('al 1s encouragrng round tnp purchases by
charging a S 199 one-way fare on the Buffalo Oiaht. That
helps keep the planes full in future weeks.
"The passengers who got on an Buffalo and Cleveland
were really wondenng who A1rCal is. They had never
heard of us and were surpnscd to see they were on a nice
new plane." Wetsel said.
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Angeles to Cancun. Mexico for the Club Med resort there.
Wetsel said
The airline also 01cs to Colorado and Idaho for several
ski tours.
A1rC'al 1s using Los Angeles airport for all of its extra
01ghts because restncllons at John Wayne Airport would
force the airline to give up a portion of its regularly
scheduled service from Orange County.
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wanted, but followed up on her interviews with a prompt
and courteous thank-you note. "You'd be surpnsed how
much a httle thing lake that means," Bolen said. When the
top pick didn't work out for some reason the firm called
my client back 10 for another interview. In the course of
that 40-minulc conversation the employer mcnt1oned
three different umes the follow-up thank·you note, and
she was hired That is what an organized campaign can
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Bolen was a Na val officer for seven years after getting
an undergraduate degree in psychotasy. A native
( alifornian. he's hved in Newport Beach since 1975 with
his wife and 15-ycar-old daughter. His home is Just a short
walk down the hill to the recently opened Bayside
Complex on Bayside Dnvc m Corona dcl Mar,
overlooking Balboa Island. "( love it here," Bolen says.
c!>pec1ally with his sailboat docked nearby. "This is
'>Omethang I really wanted to do. lfl were to expand J'djust
move into a larger office in the same complex."
But now that he 1s 1n business for himself he finds the I hours a little longer and the anxiety a bit higher. "You I know }OU want 1og1vc cverybodr the impression that you I
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I arc independent and ~uccessfu but there arc ups and
down~. One month 141 great and the next month falls off, I wh1c:h makes 11 harder to plan ahead. • I "There are big companies that do something like 1 do,
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as that I am not a salesman -the others are into selling-1 I'm into counseling. J don't com~te with the big I companies. I don't do any advert1S1ng. AJI my clients come
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A typical career planning client receives eight to 10 I hours of one-to-one counseling and instruction over a five I to sax-week penod. Then Bolen will stay with his client
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to about $600. which 1s usually more than made up for in I JOb sa1tsfact1on and. usually, even higher pay than what I thc chcnt wac; rece1v10gm the1rprev1ousjob. "I don't let go
PRE OPENIN-G REGJSTRATJON I ofa person until the~ arc.placed," Bolen says. "I refuse to -take the money and run. I Seventy-five percent of his clients arc women
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1 want to be first in hne for a Versailles Sales Office Use Only ofh1s client'i range m age from 22 to 62, from high school I on the Lake condominium and the No __ I dropouts to those with multiple advanced university I · 1 p 1 t t· b 1 0 I degrees. I spec1a re-regs ra ion onus savings ate/Time I In add1t1on 10 career development planning. Bolen's
I Name __ firm provides several other services. both for those I seeking employment and those w11h a position in a I Address I compan> that needs 10 he filled. He is also employed by I I lirm!I la ying orr pcrsunncl to counsel them upon
tt•rm1na11 on I I "A w mpany will come to me and say. for instance. I Telephone I ·we arc going to lay off a vtce pre!>1dent. He will get the I Take this pre-opening registration 10 I news nex1 f-raday at 3 p.m. ·How should we handle it?' J . usually ~Y 1t would be best for me to be 1n the nelll room I Versailles on the Lake, 3700 South ~laza Drive .. Santa Ana I when 11 happens. Then the fired executive can come nght I You must come 1n person. Sales office open daily (714) 556-0466 I to me as an 'outplacement spec1ahsl'. The first thing I do 1s
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before they start tearing things off the wall or throwing
f urmture around Then J show them .how to tum their
1nd1v1dual situation into a pos1t1vc one.
"Although ti's called 'outplacement' thars really a
misnomer We don't find these people Jobs. What we
reall y do is help• them market lhcmsclves, to take
advantage of their situation and not let fear overcome
them They arc in a unique s t and I build i..lllDJMltt
-system t'O'rThcm lo communicate a positive attitude to
tfmr prospective cm1,>loyer ..
Bolen also prov1dei. in-house training seminars for
rnmpanit"o; dcsinng to improve communications, funda-
mentalc; of management, orga.n11at1onal behavior and
performance appraisals. These may last from halfa day to a week . He also conducts an cxccut1 ..,c search program for
companies with pos1t1ons to fill .
An add1t1onal 41crvice that Bolen provides for his
career development clients i~ PERTS. short for Per~
sonalitcd Resume Transmittal Service. "Your resume 1s
only a door opener. M> 1t has to be aood. Once Bolen and
his client have written 1t. the client may then choo1e to use
PERTS. which 1~ has1cally a scc~tarial service for the
1enou<1 Job hunter Usina a memory typc.vmer. CDS
opcrnt1ons mnnnaer Pamela Raemakers will 1end a
penonah1cd covet letter and copy of your resume to any
prospective employer you choo~. Simply 11ve her the
name and astdre\s of the company and the JOb you arc
~k1oa and the material will be in the mail in a day
"M ny people can't use their office to be typinf letters and rt~ume~ you know. bccau~ 1fyou act cau&ht 1t s bad news
l h1\ \yslcm uv~ a lot of time and trouble and the
emplo}'cr sct'i a h11h quality, pesonalm:d resume and
cover lcncr," ys Dolen .
Aflcr 13 months 10 the bu11nc s Bolen taya now that
hc'1 fulfilled hi\ own aoal for lhc first year-e tabhshina
h1maelfand stayma in the black. For the future. he plans to
incorporate early this year and ho~~ to double his aro ~le 1n another 12 monthr.. ·
Af\cr it'\'cral times suffenna chanacs and makinf
career ao I for him.elf, Bolen fc'Cls he's found h1a niche ..
JUll love what fm dOtnl I l~rn Ml fWJC:h becsute people
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Footwear and boelery de-
•tcnen take a colorful path
for aprm,. At iUbt, a
profulon of dntoa iatare
the Nordatrom iioelery -
Pointon Point worn with the
yellow whip anake pnmp by
Paul Mayer and the DlaDion-
dalre teaDled with the bowed
blue 'Marta' reptile linen
pump by Bally. Below,
model wean a atar-etadded
dreee by Mary Ann Rntl•o
with E•an Picone'• Allure
boee accented with a •tripe
of cllamonda. Her ab~·~
1rey baited with two-tcmecT
maroon aldn and l"J1 plp-tnc. baYe a Nordatrom label.
In the forecroand are a
CrlM-croea harleqaln pamp
by Paul Mayer and another
Nord.atrom label In a two-
toned blue calfaldn aboe
with erey kldaktn pleated
trim.
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Look for trt-tones fr.om India, North Africa. Japan or the tropics there are wedged and ( and textures atop platformedsandalsandslides, . strappeda{ld wrappedsan4alsand ·wedges for weekend booties. .
" · · ., . · Sandalsarebroad-banded, wrap-. Thicker, facettd heels, broad: ping the foot and/or the ankle and
banded sandals, wedges, wrappmgs, leg.
new colors, unusual teitture mixes-Boots give a hintofthedesertor
trendsofsprina'84footwear. taketheircuefromethnicwrappings.
With 9-to-5, ready-to-wear rana-Tropical footwear ranges from
ina from lincarsportswear to un-flower-bedecked slides to updated
ifom-inspired l(J>&t'ltes, day shoes huaraches. ,
ibclude opened-up PlV!\P' and san· Colors alternate between neutrals
dals that are newest on broader· and briahts-sand. white, black,
based. tapered-down heels or on junale briabts and animal prints.
both hiab and low wcdaes· These styfes in cork and burlap, batik
.Colors focus stronaly o~ neutrals and sraffied leather1t linen and
with bf'iahtacx:entsofmanne blue, stencileds~kearenewand flatter·
coral or yellow. Kent Watanabe, in&forspriqandsummerfun.
ladies' shoe1 buyer for Nordstrom, Leisure footwear for the weekend
says tri-tone and two-tone sh,oes will market updates the clusics-
be very strona-areY• to white, espadrilles, slid~ thonas, athletic
beiae to two or three shades dfblue to shoes and moca. They work with
lfCY· casualsponswear-denimundTs.
Textures include linen, snake sweatshirts and tracksuits. ~or
(shin¥,. matteorsueded), cork, sprina, espadrilles arc atriPcd, color-
1tenc1led and printed leather, woven blocked and petterned.
leather and mesh. . Slides and thonas are ncon-bfiaht. For the more advanced, trendier
ready·to;wcar, inllucnccd bydc iifts (P1 ....... aaou1p~l)
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C2 Orange Coast OAJL Y PILOT /Sunday, Jenuary 22, 1984
LooK1Nc Gooo
Happiness· is getting a toehold on overall beauty
8yVlDA OEAN
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One of the niceM thin.gs you can do
for your face 1s to take care of your feet.
If you don't believe thiSJUSt look Ot
"'hat happen~ to your face the next time
)Our feet are hurtin~ Th.e pain shows up on youf face -at tened mouth.
Wfink.Jedeyesand orchead. That
¢macing can't be VCI') good for your
face.
VIDA
DEA•
Proper footwear 1sa must fora pretty face
Shoes should not only look good. but also feel good. The heel cup should
fit snugJy, there should be good arch support and the sole should be strong.
The toes of the shoes shouJdn 't create pressure and should conform to the
1eneral shape of the foot.
Women who wear extremely high heels which allo\\ the foot to slide
down and forward, or those who wear shoes too short for their toes are
candidates forcoms. soft corns. bumon~. ingrown toenails and a multttude of
other foot problems.
Once I had to v1s1t a pochatnst because I had nesJected m) feet and had
all of the above problems. He told me I could save myself a lot of problems by
wearing lower heels at the office. At that lime there were few nice looking
shoes with lower heels. I sa1dl'd rather have my feet hurt than to go out to a
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Olympic infiuencea &o all out in weekend le&r and
footwear. Sneakers come with velcro, dppen, atuda and
perflng and eapadrlllea are •trlpecl and patterned. Sleek
footwear with cut-outa and •hoea with dota, atrlpea and
checkerboarda dealgned with a touch of the arti•t can be
wom with aweatahlrta, tighter panta and aklrta. I ARTS & ARCHITECTU<E
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social function in those ugJ) shoc!I. (Wacon't that dumb?)
H1scoolut1on was to cafT)' an extra pair of shoes 1n the car and chanae just
before you make your appearance. That I would do It really makes scn5e to
save the higher heels and pretty little straps fori'drcss up" when there is
Ii mi ted amount of walking required.
It takes time to shop for shoes. Make sure you can take the time to try on
several pajn to get a good fit. Also, it is better to shop in the afternoon or
c veni ng when you have been on your feet for some time.
Once you have comfortable, w~ll fittina shoes there are some other nice
things you can for your feet to keep them in topshaJ)e:
v A once-a-month pedicure should be pan ofbask ar90ming. If a
profess1onol one is out of your financial reach, learn to do i(yourself.
v CaJluscs are formed by pressure and friction. After exercising or a long
walk. soa.k feet in warm water for IS minutes and then work on hardened
areas wt th a pumice stone. Next moisturize feet with a rich cream or lotion.
voncca month(ormoreoften if you remember) cover your feet with a
thick coatingof pctroleuq>jelly and white co tton socks before you retire. v lf your feet perspire, sprinkJe foot powder in your shoes.
v Pamper ttred feet by treating them to a massaae. Hold onto your toes
and rotate your ankles several times. Make a fist and massa~e the entire sole
of your foot before gently pulhngeach toe upward, left and nght. Finish with
a wann soak (try one cup of Epsom salts added to the water) and a generous
dose oflotion.
· While we are on the subject of extremities. let's touch on hands. too.
W~wMk wlth them. f'lay with them . g~turt" anc1 Oirt with,.,,.,,, Th,.v ~",.
SHOES TURN
From Cl
A thJetic shoes are colored black and
white. Theyaremeshe~da woven.
zippered and velcro-11 ned, pcr-
fe<l studded, even bi-pped with
bottom interest.
AU-American red, white and blue
colorations are very strong. ap-
propriate for an Olympic summer.
Strong are the molded ru bbers, the
"jellies" in bright, bright colors.
The art and architecture of the
modernist is the inspiration for the
very newest looking sh~. Paint
splasbings, reminiscent of Miro or
Pollack abstracts, in bright yellow,
blue and red enliven black and white.
always v111bleandav1ilableforclose-upobtervauon when a handshake·~
often the first form of contact with others.
Hands have less fatty tissue than any other part of the body. The palms
have nooilaJandsatall. Sk.inelll$tic1tydecrcascs around thea&e of30, and
althouab hen:dity playsa part in how beautiful our hands remain. daily care
isan important factor.
vGct into the glove habit -for housecleaning, gardening and
dish washing. v Keep jars of cream or lotion st.rategjcally placed -on the sink. de~k
and near the bed. ~ v Before you a. into the tub, apply hand cream. fht warm water will
eocouraae pcoetrat1 n. v onoea month give your hands the same petroleum Jelly treatment as
suggested for the fee t ~nd cover with gloves for the night.
v ff you have overly visible veins on your hands. try raising your urms
over your head oocasionally to reverse the circulation. Also massage hands
with rich cream several times a day. v There arc also luxury treatments m facial salons-oi l is massaged 1 n
the hands and then warm paraffin is applied and allowed to set. The. oil ha~
extra softenina power with this method oranotherone where electncally
heated gloves are placed on the hands for 15 minutes after an oiling.
v Hands need to be protectcdfrom the sun that can cause those ugJy
brown spots. Use a bandcream with a sunscreen (one of the newests such
product is Hand Smoother by Prescriptives) or layer the two products.
Adjust
hosiery
for fit
"Good fitting pantyhose give a
magic touch to the way you feel about
yourself," says Sally Jones, director of
product marketing for Avon jewelry
and accessories. "They should move
with your body -easily, freely and
naturally." f
Jones has th~ suggestions for
pantyhose wearers who want freedom
1n motion with fit: Geometric color patterns form the
vampofapump,opartgraphicsin
stark black and white are used, as arc
see-through materials.
The sweeping curves ofhigh-
wedged slides, the shine of
aluminum, the high-tech materials
-rubber and vinyl -are renected
in a variety of shoe shapes.
Footwear •tyled to 10 with linear and uncomplicated sprlDC
fuhlon• lncludea the archttectaral and opened-up foot-
wear In new teztare mlztaree with thlcker beele, abon.
High heel alldea and wedaes and tea-wrapped MDdahl are
made for fuhton• ln rude, nabby and bomj:gan fabrlca,
badb and prlnta with Japanese and IDdlaD aencee.
•The size chart for ~ntyhose is the
key to perfect fit. Stick to the facts
about your weight and height.
•Hand wash your pantyhose
before wearing. If you have a sharp.
edge nng or rough fingernail, wear
gloves to avoid snagging. Don't use
bleach; drip dry on a smooth rod.
•Don't anempt to ,1et into your
pantyhose while standing. Sit down,
put one foot at a time into t.he turned-
down stocking part, smoothing it in
place on the foot.
Whimsy-the charm of the
unexpected-1salsoevident in
jungle floral and pop art sneakers, in
ticking wedges, in brightly colored
balloons on white mesh boots, in
crafted flower appliques on boots
and pumps.
HOSIE RY TRENDS: Dusty
pastcls(not baby pastels) such as
very dusty grey, pink and peach are
strong colors for spring. according to
Bonnie McNeil, hosiery buyer for
Nordstrom. Also look for mint green
and pale yellow as ac.cent colors.
Bone is ex tremely strong, especially
with linen.
Textures will be seen frequently
with subtle and dainty designs, lots
of small hand-painted lace. . .
•Carefully bring pantyhose up to
the knee. one leg at a time.
•Stand up. Check to be sure both
legs are stretched to their full length.
With hands inside, palms facing your
thighs, ease pantyhose up and over
the thighs. stretching fabric finnly out
and up. .
•The waistband should be exactly
at the waist. If it isn't. yo u have the wrona size.
•To remove pantyhose, work
downward over hips to ankJes. A void
pulhng.
AA UW gourmet section to dine heartily
t83 JUNIOR
LEAGUERS
VERY BUSY
NEW YORK (AP)-The Associa-
tion of Junior leagues sponsored
2, 123 projects in 1981-83. an i ncreasc
of 22 percent from the previous year.
asSOClatiof) president Anne Hoover
has announced. THE GOURMET SECTION of the Amen-
can .\ssoc1a11on of University Women,
Westminster-Fountain Valley branch will
hold a Valentine dinner at 6:30 Saturday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hennecke.
()Press. For reservations, call 527-8607. • • • THE IRVINE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB
"111 meet at 11 :30 a.m. Monday at the Fine
Arts Center. Hentage Park, 4601 Walnut
A' e .. Irvine. For more information, call
660-387 1 • • • YOUTlf. ALJY AH MOVEMENT, New-
port Bea~ chapter will celebrate the 50th
milestone of the movement at a luncheon at
I 11.30 a.m .. Monday at the Reuben E. Lee
Restaurant. 151 E. Coast Highway, Newport
beach. The movement. which began in
Europe. is a child rescue program serving 80
countrid. For more details, call 673-1900. • • • THE TUESDAY CLUB of Newport Beach
will meet at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Newport
Sheraton for lunch. "The Present Com-
pany." a vocal and musical group, will
entertain. For more information. call
64()..1403.
• • • HARBOR VIEW HILLS GAR DEN CLU B
will meet at 9:30a.m. Wednesday at y, onne
Flessas' home. President Tom Porter. who
owns a nursery in Orange which specializes
in tbe care and propagation of ferns, will
present a program on ferns. For more
information, call 640..4027.
• • • ST. JOHN VIANNEY CHAPEL GUILD of
Balboa will meet at 10 a.m., Wednesday at
the Beacon Bay home of Marcella Kelter.
William Erickson. director of Catholic
Social Services will explain the op-
portumt1cs for philanthropic participation
in the community. For more information,
call 675-6827.
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS,.
Orange district presents a "Day at · the
Races." Groups wi ll leave at 10 a.m.
Thursday from Fullerton, Orange and
Rossmoor offices to go to Santa Anita Race
Track. One race will be named in honor of
the club. For more information, call
526-2414.
• • • WESTMINSTER ART .usocJATION
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 8200
Westminster Blvd., Westminster, to ob-
serve RA, an an ist who will paint a
landscape in the old masters· technique. For
more information, call 892-4796.
In the same period. AJL member
Leagues spent a total of$9,462,079 on
their community projects, an increase
of $2.5 million over last year.
Junior Leagues raise money for
such projects throu'1t thrift shops.
cookbooks and act1vities such as
holiday bazaars. sports and cultural
events.
It is estimated that 8.4 million
hours were volunteered by
provisionals and active members last
year. with sustainlni members add-
ing considerably to that total.
Final Diet Systems
Presents s
Designer logos
not new on togs BULLOCKS Wl~HIRE: A bridal show Francisco. Orange County and San
will be presented at 7 p.m. Monday in the Fernando Valley.)
second level salon of the Fash.ion Island
FREE SEMINAR
JANUARY 26th 7 -9 pm
Bal-boa Bay etub
Skipper Room
NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
•LEARN HOW TO CONTROL ALL URGES TO EATI
• LEARN TO LET YOUR OWN BODY TELL YOU WHAT
ANO WHEN TO EATI
•FIND OUT WHAT REALLY HOLDS THOSE UNWANTED
POUNDS, ON YOUR PERFECT FRAME!
This evening Is 1l gift to you. from San dra Brooks, creator of FINAL DIET
SYSTEMS. You need not be a member of 8.8.C to attend lhla
Informative, lnsplratlonal aemlnar. All are welcome.
Because of the overwhelming response In the paat, you may call tne
number below, to reserve e good seat. Then be prepared to move
through your flnal diet experience. .
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PARIS (AP) -Emblems, logotypes and animal
patches so prevalent in today's fashions are only a revival
of a trend that began about SO years ago, industry leaders
point out.
-Cuurturier and -peTii:mTertean-fatou 's embroidered
JP initials disiincti vely marked the sportswear he designed
dunng the I 930s. He initiated swim suits, ridina habitsand
tnm tennis dressts for fashionable women. The fa med
Wimbledon champion, Suzanne Lqlcn. was the fmt
celebn ty to endorse a dC1igner. wearing Patou creations on
and off the tennis courts.
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stott. Reservations may be made by calling SAKS FIFTH A VENUE: David Hayes
7S9-l21 l. ext 321. will personally launch h.is spring '84
FASHION INSTITUTE of Dcsian and collection at a Feb. I Child Help U.~.A.
Merchandising is conductina itJ annual benefit lunchton presented by Saks Ftft.h
search for the nation's most sifted yo una Avenue at Westtn South Coast Plas~a
fishiorHlesigner. The contest ts opeo to an-Jrot.eJ. ~tire 11T.ltl.event, ayes w!ll
hiah school juniors seniors (class of '84) consult wllh customers. The collect1on will
and graduates wh~ are interested in a remain at the store on Feb. 2 and 3.
carecer in fashion desian. Participants ANNUAL SHOW: The fourth annual compete for a one year scholarship to flDM and all-expense paid study tour to Gentlemen's Haberdashery fashion show
New York City. aosin' date of contest is is due Feb. 9 at Westin South Coast Plaza
May 31. For additional information. write Hotel. Male models will include Oraoae
to Mary Donaldson at FIDM 81 8 W. C~unty civic, palltical, sociaJand business
Seventh Street, Los Anatlcs.. 900 I\ lThe leaders. The event benefits the Sisters or
coUcse has campuSC$ in Los An,eks, San the Societ Devoted to the Sacred Heart.
MANUFACTUllR'S
FACl .. YIALI
LADllS IPOIYS APPARIL & YARDAGE
DlllGNlll SAMPLll, SICOND CLOll..OUTS
Variou1 WClf'm·Upt, ..... retail fo 99 .00............... .. . . . . from 17 .00
'9eece Worm-Ups, reg. retail to 72.00 ................................. 11.00
Fleeice Pan ta, r99. re toil 24.00... ... .... ..... .. . . ..... .. .. . ... . .. . . .. . ••. . 6.00
Tenntt dresses, aklrta, shorts, UP TO 70% OFF
Tani tops, Jackets, pants, FACTORY
Golf skirts,· bermudaa, polos WHOLESALE
WHOLEIALE a Liii IY·TIE·YAll .. mmlll
FABRIC Velour, Fleece, Quiana, Terry,
T -Shirt Knits, Po lln, Twills, etc.
DA8HIN' DRAWERS 111-mo· .
1001-8 W•t :t7th St., C.M. tC« ·of wnttt••
10 A.M. • I P.M.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Sunday, January 22, 1984 . CS
Dinn_ers jumble·d, jovial Or jazzy
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Gary and Vicki Zlache plan her •hopping
•pree won at party attended by llartaret
Carl90n, Bob and Ann Cbrlaten.On, below.
A lot of people scramble eggs-but, a whole meal'!
That's what the Assistance League ofH untington
Beach served up recently at the chapter house. Some
me111bers and guests found themselves eating chicken,
even Jello salad with a toothpick, still others had all
eating utensils. but no food . J twas a scrambled six-
course dinner-challenging -but successful and
rewarding.
Dinner chairman Martha Jobn1&oa was assisted by
Judy an4 John Watt, Pat Tboma1, Carol Bor1ener,
Dottle and Jim McKinney, Gail Jobutoa, Reute Bruhn
and Tana and Catherine Johnston.
The highlight of the evening was the drawing of
Vicki Zlesche'• name as the winneroftheSuper
Shopping Spree, the chapter's latest fundraiser. The
lucky winner (she's a teacher of exceptional children at
Edison High) will be scrambling around a Lucky Market
soon for three minutes, filling her shopping can.
Among those at the scrambled affair were Jim
Recupero and Bob Sloan (representing Lucky), Irma
Klinger, Freda Embury, Phyllls Herrel, Coralie
Hoffman, Edna and Charles Perrill, Boni Hu1t1on,
Mary and Henry Sebman and Amelia and Pbil Arroyo
and daughter l.lasa Johnson. r
Others there were Nancy and Fred Bloomfield, Ann
and Bob Cbri1temon, Margaret Carlson, Georgia
. Bechler, Dl&IUle and Rlcbard Young, Rae and Roy
SU&aki, Mary Ellen and Leon Wheeler and Sara Jane
and Terry Danayan. Hostess of the event was
Fundraising Chairman Harriet Deer, assisted by
husband Bill. • • • Ron Johnson, the new executive director of Orange
County Family Service Association, and his wife Dawn
of Costa Mesa were among the I 50 attending the annual
dinner dance sponsored by the six OC FSA auxiliaries.
(His first day at work was five days later on Monday.)
New officers installed at the.gathering in the
Garden Grove Elks Club, included Jou Klllefer of
Corona del Mar, president; Billy Bearman of fountain
Valley, vice president and Morton Blum of Seal Beach,
treasurer.
Volunteer awards were handed out to Elsie
Hedrick ofNewpon Beach and Nancy Ludt of
Huntington Beach.
Among the others attending were Jessica and Bill
Untack, Jue Sbatb ( outgoin~ board president); llaren
and Michael Voss (she's president of the Irvine
auxiliary); Mary and Dudley Boyce (she's a past
president ofOC FSA); Joyce and Wendall Brown (she
heads the Huntington Beach auxiliary) and Barbara
Shettler, president ~the Newoort Beach auxiliary. • • • "The Harmonious Relationship of the Fraternity
and the University" wasDr.Jobn Ryan'stopic when he
addressed the OC Kappa Sigma alumni at the Villa
Nova.
The president oflndiana University stopped by for
the event-the group's first Stardust Ball-on his way
Mystery Train season set
Ad,yenture, Intrigue
and fun on the rails
TheCaliforniaMysteryTrainsopen their 1984season
in February, following a maiden run in November
establishing the West Coast line for adventure, intrigue
and fun on the rails.
A three-day excursion is set on The Presidents'
Weekend, Feb. 18 through 20, taking passengers from Los
Angeles' Union Station to a weekend of diversions in San
Francisco.
The second of what will be semi-monthly journeys up
the California coast this'rear is scheduled on a regular
weekend , March 3-4, WJth an entirely new mystery
scenario written for the trip.
Passengers will be treat~ to ~ new adventu.re ~ch
time they embark on The California Mystery Tram, WJth
clues to an unsolved crime accumulatina as soon as they
board. Different international themes are planned on 1984
rail adventures. A Family Mystery Train with special rates
for those under 12 is being designed for late June.
Once in the Bay Area, following a leisurely scenic ride
and dinner in the diner. London bobbies and ba&pipers
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may . escort passengers. to their San Francisco hotel.
Surprises are a key element.
Each adventure is scripted with biographies from
passengers, givin~ each a role to play in the plot revealed at
Sunday brunch, 1f they have not unraveled it by then on
their own or in teams.
The popular getaway weekend concept is patterned on
Agatha Christie's crime classic "Murder on the Orient
Express."
Adventurers taking part enjoy a weekend of fine
dining. theater, a High Tea, Clue Hunts in the streets of San
Franetsco and tours of the famed City by The Bay. in
addition to trying their hands at crime-splving.
The first Mystery Train in November drew wide
media coverage and concluded with a brunch featurinB
shop talk by mystery novelists, script-writers and true-life
private eyes.
California Mystery Train adventures are directed by
Richard Doherr. whose Laguna Beach firm . Pickwick
Productions, has designed mystery parties and Victorian
revelries for hundreds of Southern California events.
Tickets for the adventures can be obtained with a
collect call to 834-0900. Outside California the toll free
number is 800-833-0900.
Information is available by writing to TRAIN. Station
162, Laguna Beach, 92652 or calling 494-4116.
Scheel fo:r travel agents
to open its doors -Monday
Students to get
practical training
World Travel Institute, a voca-
tional travel aaent school, will open
its doors orl Monday, aocordina to
Thomas A. Jackson, president of·
World Travel Bureau Inc.
World Travel, Oranae County's
oldest and taraest travel agency
organization, has offered travel aaent
clas5tS on a limited basis for the past
16 years. The G<Jmpany is nO'W
expandina the operation inJp• com·
prehensivc 1trosnam that i>rovides
students with both theoretical and
practical traJnina. ' "'
"The formation of World Travel
Institute represents • major· at~ forward for us and 'our studcnu, '
Jackson says. "By establishina a
formal school with u1>-tc).d1te fadli·
tin and first-class instructon. we are
now equipped \o provide the finest
travel qent trainina in Oranae Coun·
ty." • ..
Travel is one of the fastest-growing
industries in the United States and
the Southern California market is
expending rapidly. tn Orange County
alone, about 2.S million passengers
Oy out of John Wayne Airport
annually and use of Orange County
airpons is projected to at least triple tsy 1995. •
Centrally located in Santa Ana.
World TraYel Institute will serve
students throuahout greater Orange
County. Both morning and evening
sessions of the I ~-week counc will be
offered, with enrollment limited to
If it floats,
groups of.25. Courses are scheduled
to begin in January, March, May,
July, September and October.
Nearly one-third of the curriculum
is devoted to hands-<>Q trainina with
fully-functional travt!f computers.
The remainder of the course consists
of theory, during which students learn
the basics of the travel industry. The
prQgram is approved by the Cali-
fornia Superintendent of Public In-
struction . .-:,
World Travel. founded in 1938, has
14 offices in the grca&er Orange
County area.
chances are you'll read about it
in t~e~ily Pilaf ~2-4321 .
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to San Francisco. ('Stardust' wnter Hoacy Carmlcbael
wasa fraternity brother.)
Longtime friends of Ryan, UC Irvine Chancellor
Dan.lei Aldrich and wife Jean, were there as special
guests. Others at the affair and ertjoying the music of the
NewponJauGroupwereDr. TerenceandJoanae
O'Heuy, BIU hrplt, Jrand master of ceremony; Biii
Coffey, district coord ma tor, Joaepb Kovacevln, district
grand master; Mr. ahd Mrs. Mardn Cos, Kate and Fred
Bottome and Rlltb Ann and Dr. Robert Bun a;. ' t • •
The American Legion Hall in ~wport Beach (15th
Streeton the bay) will be dressed up-llkean Italian •
trattoria on Feb. 14 for the Roman Feast planned by the
board ofY outh Employment Services. .
The board really gets involved in this 5:30 to 8:30
p. m. fundraiser-they prepare and serve the all-you-
can-eat Italian dinner and do the cleanup(Jadge Calvin
Schmidt organizes the broom crew.)
Tickets at $4 for adults and $2. 50 for children, may
be obtained by calling the YES office at 642-0474 from I
to S p.m. w~ekdays._ • • •
Dorothy Goren (wife ofQzzie Goren, president of
the Jewish Federation-Council of Greater Los AngelfS)
will be feature~ speaker Jan. 30 for the annual "Leading
Gifts" luncheon being held at Big Canyon Country
Club. Her appearance is announced by Ratlle Hart, 1984
UnitedJewtsh Welfare Fund, Women's Division
chairperson. The Jewish Federation of Orange County.
530-6636, has more information. • • • UPCOMING: Saddleback Community Hospital
directors plan a Founders Dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday in the Pacific Club.
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Enjoy the
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the Caribbean and the wonders of the
Panama Canal all on one magnificent
cruise. Our 14 -day Trans-Canal cruises
visit six ports and Sitmar gives them to
you at fabulous Super Saver savings
-$800 off for th~ first two people per
cabin ($400 per person).
Or, take one of our leisurely 10 and
11-day Caribbean cruises. Compared to
7 -day cruises, you get more time at sea
to enjoy Sitmru:'s wonderful shipboard
experience, more ports and more time ia!Kt. And Super Saver savings are
~off for the first two people per
cabin ($200 per person).
CRUISE IN LUXURY.
Be pampered in total luxury aboard
Sitmar's Liberian·registered Fairwind
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Dr. John Ryan wu welcomed to OC by J'rid
Bottome, center, and Dan Aldrtch.
Oilllr ........... _, ..... K ... -.,
Dudley and Mar)' Boyce
of Irrine, at left, at-
tended Family Semcea
Auoclatlon'• dinner
dance In Ge.rclen Gro~e
u did lrrine FSA aus-
Utary prmldent Kuen
Vo•• and ba•band Michael, below left.
New president John
Killefer, below rtcJat. ·
and Jane &bath, out-
going president, wel-
come Ron Jobnaon of
Coeta lie.au new ea-
ecattve cllrector of tile
acency.
orFairsea.
Youll~y
Sitmar's spacious cabins,
sumptuous dining. sparkling enter-
tainment and warm Italian hospitality.
Th take advantage of Sitmar's
Super Savers. you must book by
March 31,1984. Super S avers apply to
all Trans-Canal cruises departing
now through June 11, all IO and 11-day
Caribbean cruises departing now
through June 6.
FLY FREE, TOO.
And even with our dramatic Super
Saver savings, the price of your cruise
includes free air fare to and from the
ship.
The Sitmar ExJ.>erience is sold ex-
clusively by professional travel agents.
Consult yours today.
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C6 Orange Cou1 DAILY PILOT /Sunday, Janu ry 22, 1984
These doors not open
for commerci8.l push
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DEAR ANN -----------LANDERS: I &ure
do like Lhe way
you put your
column togethrr.
Not !Qng ago you
wrole some
beaut1ful and re·
A1111
IAllDERS
assunng words to •••••••••••••• a woman who wa havin~ t1oublc tn her life. You s.a1d, ''When Clod clo~<t
one door. he opens another "
I nm 1n the bu~iness of rna.nufal'\unng and ~llrng
doors. When I read that colurnn 1t tK'curred to me tha\
I could bnng your column to the attention of peopl~
who never have heard of you. and al~o ma) be sell a few
doors.
What I have 10 mind is a four-<:olor magazine
spread. The ad would carry your picture.and that grea\
quote with the headhne "GIVE GOD A REALLY
GOOD DOOR TO OPEN HE DESERVES THE
BEST'"
We would feature some p1clUres of our door'i
which are a ver) fine quality Nothing you would be
ashamed of.
We are prepared 10 pay you for your cooperauon
Or. 1fyou don't wan1 to accept money. we would give
Eyeglass frames
given new look.
FAIRFIELD NJ (PRNewswire)-Sakspattermot
the 50 m1ll1on p~1~ of eyeglass frames sold in the U.S
annually are changing significantly with the growing
popularity of bendable. stretchable, indestrucuble spnng-
h1nge temples. MaJor reao;ons for 1he increase 1n demand
comfort and convenience. Spnng-hin~e frame.s click back rnto alignment after
each wear. ehm10aUlli \qtle needed for eyeglass wearers to
return to the opuc1an or optometnst for adjustment agarn
and again. Someumes called stretch hinges, the) make
frames comfortable by gripping the head gently wtthout
pinchm$ or slipping down 1he nose.
Spnni-hinge frames now account for 5 percent of
ophthalmic frame sales. according 10 George. R1<:h,
president ofStarhne Optical Corp .. whose Safilo d1v1s1on.
the leading manufacturer of finely calibrated Swiss-made
Elasta frames. holds a maJOr part of the spnng hinge
market and increased sales 30 percent last year.
you w11le nic.;c door') for your home. Would you hkc lo
'>l't :.ome sample:.'! Ple<tw an~wer ngh1 aw&> -HICill
CLASS rtRM IN CALIFORNIA.
DEAR CLASS: I am oot lnttrttted lD promoting
commercial product•. And please don't u•od any doors.
L•t't con1lder thl1 one closed. • • •
llAZto;N'S T WO·WAY
NON-FINES E
DEAR ANN LANDl:.RS· I JU!>l finished reading l>Jo:AR Ra:;AU~RS: W•
thl· letter from '"Napoleon. Ohio." and 11 l'Crtu1hly hit bavto had many requewt11 ovt1r
home I ba .. e hccn there not once. but twice. the year• for th01tt' haode lhefirst11mc 11wa~myson.tk couldn'1holdaJOb that we coo11Jlder tot>. our
and was deeply rnvolved in group sex and the drug f 1 Th -•· 1 \tcne I did a lot of <ioul-scarchins and finall)' lctcked a vor ttfl. a t m-ee qu tea
him out. It wrt~ the toughest dec1s1on I've ever had to lillt. For the time bt lna.
make in my life
1
thtorefore, we are dtvotln1
That wa' ,u ~cars ago Whc:n he knew hr had to go th" Sunday column to a
1l alone. he '>lra1ghtened around. enrolkd in trade series of famou1 hand1. At
..chool and two years later marned a lovel} g1rl. I k 1old the end or the 1er iH. we wm
me on hi\ wl·dd1ngday that lht' hc!>l th1ng I everdtd was go back to our weekl y quo ·
throw h1m out tlon and at1Hwer column.
Now I am going through the same thing with m} "lt•1llwr vulm·rable. South d..1ugh1cr (It" a 101 harder with a girl.) For SIA year. sht•
kept mO\ 1ng in and out of the hou~ to be with her <kah
t-K1\ lm·nd Whenever the) had a fight. she would mo\c NORTll
back home hnally J told her the next ume she moved • A 9
1n w11h him she was out of the house for good. (He ts no • f4 7
good. 'ipon~es on her something terrible.) 'J A 10 7
I haven t hl·ard from her 1n two weeks and tl is + UJ I0965
brl'ak1ng my hearti but I am determined to be strong-WEST EAST
1111 h~~al~~'it~~~ld~~dm~~~·ng and I !>po1kd my kids •QJ • 1087652
t1)111g to make up for the lossofthcirdad. After 18 years~ 'Q 9 4 3 ""J 10
I have met a wonderful man and hope it wj\I lead 10 ~ I) 6 3 2 v Q 5 4
marnagc. He I!> a straight arrow and was critical of my • K 4 3 2 + 117
w1\hy-washy permissiveness wi th my daughter. h led to SOUTH
.. evl•ral arguments and we almost broke up. + K 4 3
Now that J have laid down the law. things arc much · AK 6 5 2
better between us. Please keep telhng parents !hat adult t) K J 9 8
l'h1ldren need 10 be responsible for themselves. If • A
parent\ continue to protect their kids from the . .
consequcnce'i of 1rrespons1blc behavior, those kids will '·ht• bidding·
ne\cr shape up because they know the} don't have to South West
S1gn me -SMARTER NOW IN NEB. I Pass
DEAR SMARTER: Slx 4:bters for you, Mom. Ha.ag 2 0 Pau
ln tbere. Your daugbttr wlll tbank you one day, H you r 3 I' Pas8
SOD did. (P .S. w t me lmow wben 1become1 home. It will 4 Pass
brigbteo my day.) S ,, Pau • • • \.\.hat 't; prudish'> What's O.K? If you aren't sure. Opt•n1n1-: lt·acl
you ne<.'d some hdp .It's available m the booklet:
"Necking and Pel/mg -What Are the Limits?" Mail
your request to Ann Landers. P. 0 . Bo:< l I 995. Chicago.
Illinois 6061 I. enclosing 50ccnLs and a long. scamped.
self.addn:tJscd en vc/ope.
orth 1'.:ast
2 + Pass
2 f\ilT Pa1111
4 . Pass
S + Pass
P atti Pat18
(J1u-1•n of •
CHARLES
GOREN
W(• hu.vc told thP ~tory
bt·fort• ot tht· practical jokurs
who put two «1uctn11 of
~pades into a p3ck of cards
and Lhcn 1jluckl'd th.i deck for
renown queen guess~r. r.
HI.II Sams. Sims pored ovor
thl' hand and Lht'n announe
t•d· "J think both you guys
have lht• qut·rn '' Wt'll , hne's
a hand where declarer made
h1\ contract by playing twth
ridl'ncl<'r:. for tht> c1uct•n of
trump<•!
Evvn today. Lt.>t• Haz(•n 1s
not '!Url' why ht• c·huM· to
r1·l)l(I diamond., with his four
rard <>uit, but ht' fl'elli surl'
lhilt h1• had a rompellin~
r1•a:.on al tht· t1ml'. North'"
five club bid "got our sid<' to
w1th1n a lrirk of the• hf'sl ron
tract" ~ix clubs i., odds on.
flowev.-r, th<' final contract
was five diamonds. not the
mo.,l t•lcgant 10 the world.
When dummy came down,
it sef'med a~ if tht' falt! ot the
han<I would hinge on dcclar
rr's ability to find the queen
of trump!>. However. there
was a far more elegant line to
11 tricks. and llazen found it..
Declarer won Lhe king o(
:.patlt's, ca-.hed lhe ace of
club., and th<' ace king o(
hearts. Nt'xl <·ame a !>padt> to
dumm~·i. act· Now declarer
.. mhar"ked on a croo;c;ruff.
,.
He ruffed I\ club with the
eight and hilf last spad .. with
tho boud's seven a~ Wc~~t
11howed out, slutflng u cluh. A
club was ruffed with th<' nine
to fell West's king. and
t>vnything was rf.ady for LhP '
non !ine>ue.
fk•clarcr led a low hNart
and ruffed with the tablt''s
ace of trumps. Then he lt>d a
club and trumpE'd in hand
with tht' kJng of diamond,.
Ry now. declarer had ac
cumulated Len tricks, and he
still had lhe ten of trumps in
dummy and th( jack in hi s
own hand. One o( them w:s'
certain t.o produce thl· fulfill
1ng trick. Declarer led a heart
and ruffed with the ten: if
that hf'ld. well and good: if
East could overru(f with lhl-
queen, the jack of t rumps
wou ld be the game-going
trick .
Send any quu tloa1 for thle
column l4: CbarlH Goren and
Omar harlf, care of thl1
aew1p..,.er. •:ach week a prize of
a copy of the oew .. Gortn'e
Bridie Complete," a 19.9$ vaJue,
will ~ awarded 101" t.he queaUon
Jadaed ~. bNt received.
Cbarlea Coren ud Omar
Sharif penonally CaJUll>t undu·
t.Ue to 1111wer all quu tJoD1 1ub·
mltt~d.
BRONXITES , No breaks provided
in 'breakthroughs'
TDDAT'-CIDlllDID 'PVIZLI·
"We Set the Date"
You & your guests are invited
to attend our
1st BRONXITES
SOCIAL
Sunday, January 29, 1984
2:00 pm
at the
GRAND HOTEL
Anaheim
(Katella Exit -Santa Ana Fwy.)
Sponsored By
BRONX IT ES
For The City Of Hope
Refreshments • Program
Ever)' time a manufacturer of appliances
comes out with a new feature on their
product. they call 1l a ··sc1enufic break-
through.''
We have seen the coming of the see-
through oven, the talking rcfngerator. the
thinkmg-woman 's computcnzed stove
top. and the sweeper that does everything
but dance backwards.
One more sc1cnt1fic hreakthrough and
I'm going to have a scientific breakdown.
Who wants to sec their oven under glass?
Why would a manufat·turcr consider
corrosion a 1urn-0n? fl wa<i always enough
for me to open the door. grope through the
darkness and be cheered "When I still had
room for a small casserole.
The "breakthroughs'' never give you a
break. The newest acccssoT) for re'fnger-
ators 1s a signal light that lets you kno-w
when 11 needs vacuuming underneath.
I don't know how it works but I can only
'iuspcct instead of the dust growing up
through the refngerator unt1l 11 reaches the
top ndcr the phone hook. 11 reaches a le\ cl
and shom a light which gocson. s1gnaling ll·
1s read> to be hauled away.
relauonsh1 p They're probabl) people who
wash their bands aner they pfay With the
dog and change the baking soda every year
or so.
Frankl), I clean under my refngerator
every lime we move and I've never found
anything under there wonh gelling a hernia
over. The last 11me we moved from the
farm to the Wc'>t. I uncovered a pencil stub,
an iced· teaspoon. two marbles, a cold
tablet. a cluster of black globs that had been
grapes 10 another life. two nails. a coat
hanger. a skeleton (po!>s1bly mammal) and
a note reminding me of an appointment
Wllh my Ob'.ilctnCtan. fhe kid Wa~ 14 years
old.
No Solicitation of funds Let us be practical It God had meant for
us to clean under refngerators. he would
have g1"en us yardstick hands ~=======================! I do not know an~onc personal!} who
I suspect tJilerc arc talking stoves 1n our
future. muero; that whimper, "Clean me,"
and washers that will flash OVE:RLOAD
and g1 vc U!> a lecture
I don't kno"' about \OU, hut 1f I wanted
guilt. I'd call m> mother
on sale
dnt'\ 1l. nor do I want to establish a
Stamp honors Woodson
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Sene<>.
( arter (1 Woodson -Born 10 1875 to 1m-
ultcn referred to as the povcnshcd cx-sla vcs.
"F-ather of Rlack H1o;tory" Woodson overcame many
-1s honored on a nc-w l I S bamers to become the
20-ccn t rnmmcmorauve pnncipal person rcspon-
Thc ')lamp 1s pan of the s1hlc for re·searchrng. wnt-
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Pervo $5 00 I I Cat "J·ln· 1" $5 50
mg and teaching about the
hcntagc of Black Ameri-
cans dunng the early years
of the 20th century
Althouih he 'ierved a'\ a
teacher 1n many educa-
tional 1nst1tut1on\. he
gained Im reputation a~ an
lmtorian during the 35
years he c;crvcd ao; editor of
the ''Journal of Negro H1-;-
1ory." the official pubh·
cation of the Assoc1auon
for the 'itud} of A fro-
Amencan l ifcand History.
The new Woodson
stamp 1s the latest add1t1on
to the Black Heritage USA
Series which includes tnb-
utcs to Hamel Tubman.
Dr. Martin Luther King.
Jr.. Benjamin Banneker.
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27 Glen
28 Bombaat1C
1alk
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30 Ukely
32 Become
vlslble
34 Without any
cnanget:
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36 Swiss
canton
37 Remedy
39 Mr Ger-
shw1n
40 Greek letler
42 Helgh1·
abbr
43 German
pronoun
44 Reacn
across
45 Chdtce
group
47 Stlll
50 Toward
sunrise
52 Thea1er
plalform
53 Devita
55 Famtty ..
member
56 Oeae!"'es
58 Tantalizes
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wheel
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precious
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native
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horse•
71 You·
German
72 School test
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78 Proh1bll 155 Bed canopy Poison tree
79 Hei.d 158 Fem1le 38 Ike'•
colloq 11lnt. abbr c(\mmand:
~' W91i1hty 159 JapaneM abbr.
I.> Trlle drama 4 I Not: prefix a' Overjoy 180 Ot1moun1ed 43 Curved
86 Swing 161 Heraldic leltera
88Ch1nese band u Gazes
pagoda 162 Oral pauM fixedly
89 Ve<bal 163 Woody 46 Terminate
ending pl1n1 48 Spanish
90 Frencn 165 Correlative ar1lcle
Ir tend 166 Wry look 49 Rip
91 Jacob'• son 168 Shower• 51 AllO
92 Droop1 with 52 Vlsuallie
94 Snug room pebblet S.C Monkey
96 Guido's 170 Dodger• 57 Prayer
note 172 PebblM endings
97 Thorough· 173 Marriage 58 Altends 10
fare· abbr vow 2wds medically
98 Playlot 174 Picnic pes1 60 Flo-r
10 t Illegal ac1 175 Secluded vessels
103 Pulls 61 Concern
105 Nervous DOWN 63 Purpose
&I rain 64 TV commer-
109 Great Lakes 1 Plant cl at a
canal appendage 65 Revolved
110 Japanese 2 Pronoun 66 Asiatic
coin 3 Brazlllan coun1ry
111 Trle1 hard bird 97 Indonesian
113 Prepare 4 Ctlmblng Island
copy p1an1 69Gym
114 Promissory 5 Tropical cu ah Ion
note retln 70 Plant seeds
116 Eminent 6 St11Chtrl 73 Nero's
118 Musical 1 Male party '"eleven ..
dtre<:Uon 8 Primped 74 Vindicator
119 French 9 Blbllc.al 75 Pre--
fa1her pronoun s1udent
120 Enigma 10 Hide away 77 -deum
123 Haul slang 78 Kennel
124 Disburse 11 More sound•
126 Oiecolors courteous 80 Snallow dist!
129 Lock of hair 12 lmllat• 82 Continent
t 3 1 Mongrel 13 Narrow abbr
132 Cavalry waterway 85 French
sword a 14 Gain In article
137 Recreation knowledge 87 Sweet
areas 15 Brlllah po1ato
138 Small bird prlncet1 91 Shuns
139 Gllstene 16 Brewer'• 93 Notable
142 French-vessel deed
man's cap 17 Type 94 Trickle
143 Icy coating meaeure 95 Roof edge
144 Tunlafan 18 Warehouse 96 American
measure bualneee Ind Ian
1•5 Digraph 19 Set aparl 97 Three-toed
147 Exl111 21 Actrea1 llOth
148 Ice Germen G1bor 99 Charged
150 Comfort 23 Beckbonea a1om
151 B6ety 31 Decorate 100 Blows a
152 Elevated 33 Oakland horn
rellroad• football81' 101 Rowing
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sport
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103 Physician
abbr.
104 Compu1
Point
106 Nickel
symbol
107 Bowler's
lhttll
106 Siient
grMllng
112 Summer
··aouvenira"
115 Exlre!M
117 Throw
t 18 Frollcl
121 Ottic•
hOlder1
122 PoetlC
"before
124 Heal source
125 Pat gently
t26 Bounded
127 Sufi m11ker1
128 Miiitary
torce
130 Malrlcu--
la led
131 Large water
tanll
133 Spotting
match
134 Historic
period•
135 Make new
again
t36 Texas
longhorn•
138 Squanders
140 Informal
greeting
141 Chlld
caretaker
144 Wedgeol
pie
t46 Aloha, tor
example
149 Walt on
152 Ardor
153 Pueblo
Indian
154 Permit
156 Former
157 Paper
measure
160 I love
Lalin
164 Old name
for Tokyo
167 Neuter
pronoun
169 Digraph
171 And Latin
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Orange Co••t DAIL y PILOT /Sunday. January 22, 19'<4
Three Shows_p emiering.this weell
·SCR. Laguna. Newport Harbor .. ( hekhov 1n Yaha" 15 the newcomer at lhe Newport _____ .;...;.... _____ __; ______ ....,..~
Haror Actors Theater and is direcled by Don Laffoon.
Gary Bell plays the title role of the Ru ian dramatist,
supponed by JQhn Weston. Cynthia Walker, Gerald
, unveiling unfaI?!iltar offenng"-s _
What's new in------------Plummer, John KJua.. Marnie CrosStn, Corbewtt Bark.lie,
local theater? All Bun Goodman. 7 imothy Lubina, Danny Oberbe\ck and
three openings along Teresa del Picro.
the Orange Coast T Curtajn time fo r .. Chekhov" is 8 p.m. Thursdays
this week. OM · throujh Saturdays and 1 p.m. Sundays at the theater. 390
Another world Monte Vista St., Costa Mesa. Rescrviltions 63 1~S 110.
premiere from South TITUS Addirionally, the UC Irvine Drama Workshop will
Coast Repertory and P.resent a thrtt-cvcninJ production of James Goldman's
two Orange Countyl••••••••ll••• 'The lion in Winter' Thursday throuah Saturday at 8 premieres on the . p.m. in tht Fine Arts Linle Th~tcr. Call 856-6617 for
community theater circuit will given theatergoers in ticket information.
search of unfamiliar stafe material all they can handle. ln On the pfbfessional theater SCltnc1 these shows are
addition. no fewer than 3 other productions will be on the continuina their engagements, all playing niJhtly except
boards around the county. Monda~s at varyin1 curtain times:
Stan ing off the premiere week will be "Life and v • Becoming Memories" on ttrc'main staj e of South
Limb" on SCR's Second Stage.Jules Aaron 1sdirectina the Coast Repertory, 6SS Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa
story of a couple with I 9SO's values caught up in a I 980's .-;.<9;;;;5;;;;7;;;;-4;;;;0;;;;3;;i3);;.1t;;;h;;;ro;;;:u0:Jh;;;;;;;:F;;;eb=.='=2:;. ;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;at--~~----------...;..---':-::-::: world. 11
Arliss Howard. Kristen Lowman. An Koustik and
John-David Keller head the cast of "Life and Limb.''
Performances will be given Tuesdays through Saturdays at
8:30, Sundays at 8 and weekend matinees at 3 through Feb.
12 at the theater, 65S Town Center Dnve, Costa Mesa.
Reservations 957-4033. Marlo Thomu baraued ln •The Loat Honor
of Kathryn Beck' Tueaday night.
Love and terror
strong mixture
---Marlo Thomas 'fascinated' with
'Kathryn Beck' movie character
By JERRY BUCK
U T-.Won Writ«
LOS ANGELES -Marlo Thomas says one reason
she liked starring in "The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck''
was her fascinati on with the idea that one brief expeience
can completely chanic a person's life.
In the CBS movie. which will be televised Tuesday at
9 on Channel 2, Kathryn Beck (played by Thomas) turns
180 degrees after one such experience.
"The basic story is that she meets someone and there
is a tremendous chemistry between them," Thomas said.
"They see each other for onlr. one night. She falls in love,
and her life changes forever. '
The mysterious. charismatic, and eventually elusi ve
stranger who causes the upheaval is Ben Cole, a suspected
terrorist. played by Kris Kristofferson.
"I read the book and I loved the story.'' said Thomas,
referring to the German novel "The Lost Honor of
Katharina Blum," which was the basis fo r Karl Miller's
screenplay.
Thomas said she ~ve Kristofferson the script one
night at 1 o'clock. At midnight he called and accepted the
role.
In the movie, Beck becomes the victim of a relentless
campai~n by the police and the press to fi nd Cole, the
suspect tn a series of terrorist bank robberies.
Thomas was instrumental in the selection of
Kristofferson as her co.star.
"We wrote the· part for him.'' she said. "I feel he has
such a great mystery and charisma about him and at the
same time has such a gentleness. That's the quality we had
to ha ve-for Ben. He couldn't be a thug. He had to be
someone Ka thryn could take home and fall in love with.
It's his sensuality, attractiveness and mystery that makes
it work."
George Dzundza also stars as a bullying policeman
who is convinced ~hat ~he knows wh.ere CC?le i.s hiding. Her
ignorance of Cole s wti ereabouts dnvcs him into a frenzy,
and he sets out to destroy her.
~~~~~~~~~-
The race to th e South Pole in the winter of 1911-1 2 is
the topic of "Terra Nova." opening Friday at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach. Managing director Douglas Rowe directs the Ted
Tally drama.
Jon Sidoti, Richard Pettigrew. Mark Dressler, Greg
Howit, Roben Kokol. Michael Leigh and Catherine Rowe
comprise the Laguna cast. Performances are Tuesdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m., Sundays at 2:30. until Feb.
19. Reservations 494-0743.
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LOS ANGELES (A P) -
"Hot Dog ... The Movie." a
comedy about life at a ski
resort, opened strongly on
movie screens around the
country. with its weekend
receipts topped only !n No.
I "Terms of Endcantltnt."
11 year old Timmy
decided his mother needed
a pla)rmate.
Produced by MGM·
United Artists on a $2. 7
million budget, "Hot Do~"
grossed $4.5 million in its
~first weekend. That sum
was more than any movie
over the weekend except
for "Terms of Endear-
ment," which ~ossed SS.2
mill ion in its eighth week.
Only ''Sudden Impact,"
starring Oint Eastwood.
has approached that figure,
&!'ossing $54.3 million in
six weeks.
Here are the top grossing
films of the past weekend.
followed by the weekend's
receipts. total receipts to
date and weeks in distribu-
tion.
I . "Tenns of Endear-
ment" (Paramount). $5.2
million, $5 5.8 million,
eight weeks.
2. "Hot Dog ... The
Movie" (MGM-UA). $4.S
million, one week.
3. ''Sudden Impact"
(Warner Bros.).. S): 7
million. $54.3 m1lhon, six
weeks. 4. "Scarface" (Univer-sapi· S2.~ million. S29.9 m1l 1on, six weeks.
S. "Yentl" CMGM-U A),
S2.4 million. SlS.8 million,
nine weeks.
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Stray Cats
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Beach Boys
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GMOVIE
tt'h "Falhtt W11 A FUiiback''
(UM9) Fred MacMutray, Maureen
O'Hara.
8 HOU. YWOOO ClOSEUP ! =-°OfTAUTH
t t 'h "CNrlle Cl\lfl In Paris" (1935)
Wtmtt Oland. Mwy Bttln.
•AEXHlMAN> e PINK PANTHER
I THE LAMWCERS
WASHIGTOH WEBC IN
REVIEW
())MOYE
t t "Alrpllnt II. TM Sequel'' ( 1982)
"°'*1 Htya. Jule Hagerty
(%)MOYIE
t * t '1' "The Clint ~hny" ( 19541
Humphrey BoQart. JoM Fttrlf
-10:30-
• Sl8KEL & EBERT AT THE
MOYIE8 CJ AOlf.A'T 8CHUUER
• BfJr( FALWEU
SOHCAMPUS
Gi) WAU m&l WEEX
@)SPECTRUM
{CJ ~F\.ASH
OMOYIE
• • "SPIC*e!eers" ( 19821 Anlmll·
ed
-11iGO-D a8PORTSWOALD G BEST Of A.M. LOS AHOLE8
eMOVIE
tt "The lion And Tiit Horii"
(1952) SllY9 Cochran. Sherry JICk-
IOn
• MA8T£APIECE THEATRE ID 8E&WE STAm (R)Q 9 P\8.JC PUl.8E ~~IASKET8AU.
• • "Snoopy Come HOfM (19 721
Anlrnlled
( 0) NBA REPORT
-11~-a (() THE SUPER BOWi. TODAY G TfMY COLE-WHITTAKER
(])MOYIE
t *'h "The 8llCk Shield Of Fii·
worth" (t9S4) Tony Curtis, Janet
Ltlgh. e CHURCH~ THE HOME III THiil WEB< WITH DAVID ~LEY CAJ FRAOGLE ROOK
AFTERNOON
-12:00-
" THREE STOOOES G THIS WEEK WITH OAVIO BMIU.EY I =.a WITH LAWRENCE
WBJ(
• RLAHO: A TELEVl8IOH tl8TORY
ID HUMAHmf.8 THAOUOtt THE
ARTS
C8) HIO COMING A TTMCTION8
COJ MOVE
t t * "FQ1 BIOod ' ( 1982) SyMlttr
Stlllc>nt, RICn.rd Cranna ( S) PAP£1' QtASE
I t --~-
.THltilMmN
:\ ~~ .. (tten PIUI Ntw-"*'• Fredric M.,ctl eMOW * t * "Blttfoot In Tiit PMI" ( 1987)
"°'*1 AedtOfd, Jane Fonda IFYfARS •••Yi "Thotoughly Modern Mt "
(1987) Julie Andfewa, C.ol Chtnn-i:acon
u·~ "Billy JIC:k" (19711 Tom
LIUQhlln. Delot• Taylor
<Q)MOVIE
** "8ul1erfly" (19811 Stecy KNCh,
Pia Zldota.
W MOYE
*** "Quell For FW." (1981)
Evtrt't McGiii, RM Dawn Chong
-2:a0-
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F-TAOOP
GOlYMPIAD euow * * 'A "Mame' ti 9 7 41 l.uc:ille 8llt. 8ea1ra Arthur
.a..D'8PlAY G e..ECTNC OOUPAHY (A)
(C)MOW * * "Jimmy The Kid" (19821 Gary
Coleman, Paul LaMat
CitUOVIE * t t "Tiit Cowboy And TM Lady"
( 1938) Gary Cooper, Merle Oberon
-3iGO-
D INSIOHT
9 LITTLE HOUSE OH THE
PAAIAIE •PAESENTE 80 rrs EVEAYBOOY'S BUSINESS Genius in training
-a:O&-C !l SINATM: COHCERT FOA THE
AMEAICA8
-a:ao-
1~
Gary Coleman •tan u 13-year-old brain
and Dean Butler portray• the athlete who
coachee him academlcally In .. The Kid With
the 200 IQ" tonight at 7 on NBC. Channel 4.
(]) FAKT A8'Y 181.AHD
• TONY IAOWN'S JOUANAl CO SUM CUISINE -•:OO-• UTTlE HOUSE OH THE
PMRE
80lYMPW> DMOYIE * * t "The Raven ( 1963) Vincent
Price. Peter Lorre
ID MOYIE
t t "Prime Cut" ( 1972) Lee MIMn,
Gene Hackman.
• WAU m&T WEEK I ~Tl'EJI Of TA8Tt
** "Lolly Mldonna" (1973) Rod
Steiger, Robet1 Ryan.
CC->MOVIE t t '1t "Best F(iends" ( 1982) Burt
Reynold5, Goldie Hawn.
(H)MOYIE
t t '1' "Cannery Row" ( t9821 NICI!
Nolle. Debra Winger
COJMOVIE t t 'h "While Oog" 0982) Kristy
McNIChol. Paul Winfield
0MOVIE
t t '1' ''The Gambler" ( t9801 Kenny
Rogers, Lee Pllrcell.
f'%)MOYIE
t t t "Who Is K11hng TM Grt1t
Cl'lafs Of Europe?' ( 19781 George
Segll. Jacquelwll BISMI
-4:aG-
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REVIEW
8:) GREAT CtEF'S Of 8AH ~.
-5!00-D FAEE+ALL
GA1JJ;~ (]) WAU 8 JOUAHAl
REPORT
II) MOVIE
t • t 'h "Irma La Douce' ( 1963)
S'*ley Macl..alne. Jack Lemmon
eAAMUNE '9 MAGIC Of AHif AAL AHO
lAND8CAP£ PAINTING
O NlWS m JAPAHEBE PAOOAAMMINO
FAERIE TALE THEA TAE
-5:30-
• 2 OH SUPER 8UNOA Y
DMICNlWS 9 \ITTLE HOUSE OH THE
PMlflE
GNEWS
(]) .. SEARCH Of ... G MOTOfM'EE<
([)AUCE
d)ABCNEWSQ
0 MUS.c OH VIDEO
EVEMHQ
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GWOALOATWAA (]) P£OP\.E TO PEOPLE
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• E.ve.o AT POPS
IJ)NOVA
([) C88HEWS
(11 tAKINO A/1VAJ(f~
8.CNEWS GOSHlf
(C) VIDEO MAX
(}l)MOYIE * *'A "Dusty" ( 19811 8111 Kafr, Noel
Trtvl1htn
(Q)MOYE
t **'A "()Qr" (1982) SteYt Gut·
G @) HAADCASTLE &
MCCOAMIQ(
(]) TWIUGHT ZONE
G)MOVIE • * "Pnme Cul" I 1972) Lee Marvin,
Gent Htcllmlll
tl)SOUOOOLD
IDNATUAE
Gi) MA8TEAPIECE THEATRE
fC)MOYIE
H "Jtmmy•The Kld (1982) Gary
Coleman, Paul LeMal
CH)MOVIE
t t "IOU Mt Goodbye" ( 1982) Siiiy
Field, James Cuo
COJMOVIE
• • • "Fn1 Blood" ( 19821 Sytvester
Stallone, Rlcha!d Crenna t $)A TALE.NT ~ MUAOER
@MOVIE
t t 'h "Nlghl Shih" ( t982) Henry
Wln«ler' Michael Keel on
-8:30-
ClJ LOU ORANT
-t:OO-D Qt KNIGHT RIDER 8 UNOEASEA WORU> Of
JACQUES COUSTEAU
G ~MOVIE
• • • 'h 'OllrnonOs Are For.vet" ( t971) Sean Conn«y Jill SI John
G WllD KINGDOM e&AWTE e MASTEIU'IECE THEATRE
Gi)MYSTERYI
-9-.30-
0 SCHOOL BEAT
MOVIE • * * '+ Btoth« Orcilld 11~1
Edward G Robinson. liumphley
Bogat1
1 Cl ALBUM FWH
-10:00-IJ YOSEMITE: PARADISE FOUND
8G)NEWS 0 THE WORLD TOMORROW
Q) HAAAYO
9 THE 0000 NEIOHBORS
CJ) HOU YWOOO
fC>MOVIE
t t "Aull\ofl Aulllor'" (19821 Al
PICIOO. Oyen Cannon
I HJ OEOftOE BURHS IN CONCERT
<OJ MOVIE
t • •,; WMe Dog I 19821 Knsly
McNlchol Paul Wlnlteld
(SJ SINATRA. CONCERT FOR THE
AMEA9CAS
@MOVIE
t t t The Long Weekend ( 19791
John Hargreave. Btiony Behets
.. -10:30-IJ RALPH STORY: THE WINE
GAME
0 IT IS WJVTTEH
G) EHTERT AJNMENT THIS WEEX
fD SNEAK PAEVl£WS
a;) HORSE RAOHO
fZ JMOVIE
t t t •; "Tiit Caine Mutiny" ( 195-41
Humpllrey Bogart, JON Fttrtt
-10:46-
" SUNOAY SPORTS PAGE -11:00-a 8POA'T8 ANAL ll Cll~NEWS 9 WAU STREET JOURNAL
REPORT 8 PETER POPOFF e ... MY SWAGGART
I~ IN COUNTRY
MUSIC
rH)MOVIE
t t t "Cat Peopte" ( 1981) Na1Ulll ~ Mlc*ey Rour1tt Kinstll, Malcolm McDowell
** "Rlmway llland" (1982) Miia -11:15-
Buc:tlMln. SlrnOnt 8ucNNn · fJ NEWS
9 MOVIE -11:ao-* * "TrMIUft Island ( 1972) Orson IJ C88 NlW8
Wtlltl, Kim Burlltld. 9 PACOETTERS
(}) AWAIOI TIE wmt CHAALES ttJ) NEWS
~ WOALD~
8*El.
Sllff FALWEU
HAARVO
MOYIE
100CUJ8
C Ol THI OTHER CAFE'S COMEDY
8HOWCASl
!SJMOVIE
t t t "Vllley 0111' ( 1983) NieOllS
Ctgt. Debo<lh F0rem1n
-11:45-B ~TH( NATIOH
-11:56-
( Cl Eft08 AMEAICA
-12:00-
" 700ClU8 GN!ICNEWS (]) INDEPENDENT NETWORK
NEWS
II) QilLDAEH AUHHD.o OVT Of
TlolE 8D JOHN cw.AWAY IHmMEW8
®l MOVtE •••'Ii The ROM Tattoo" (1955)
Anna Magnani. Bw1 llncutlf
@MOVIE
tt t "Goodbye Pont Pie" ( 19811
Kelly Johnson. Tony 8arry
-12:15-
fJMOVIE * • 'End 01 The World" ( 19781
CMslcpher Lee, Sue Lyon fJ HOll YWOOO ClOSEUP
-12:30-
(!) SEROEAHT BIU<O
G) TOO YOUNG TO DIE
CI> MOVIE t * •;. "Spelt Of Evll" ( 1973) Diane
Ciiento, Edward De SOuu. m WAU Y OEOAGE
fOJMOVIE
t t "Butterfly· ( 1981) Stacy Keach,
Pia bdora
-12:45-
fJ MOVIE
t t t "From TM Tenect" (IMO)
PU Neoaman. Joanne Woodward CIM091E •
t t •,; 'St11rcase" (19691 Richard
Burton. Re• Hamson
-1:«>-
(!) DENNIS THE MENACE
• INDS'9IDEHT N!TWON<
NEWS
a;) THE LE.8SOH
1ZJMOVIE
t t ·~ 'East Of Eleph111I Rock"
( 19811 John Hurt Jeremy Kemp
-1:05-
fH J MOVIE
t t * "Valley Girt" (1983) NICOIU
Cege. Deborah Foreman.
-1:10-
C$JMOVIE *'h "The Boogena (198t) Rebecca
BaldJno. Fred McCarren.
-1:30-
(!)MOVIE
t '"r "Triple Trouble ' (1950) Leo Gor·
~. Hontz Hall a NEWS m MST8AOOK H0$1t'TAL
-1:36-
0MOVIE
t *'" 'FOfced Venoeance" (19821
Chuc* Noms. Mary LOUIN Wet'«
-1;46-
D ATOHEWTTH
-2:00-IJ CJ) C8S NEWS NIGH'TWATCH
-2:30-
tml ABC NEWS rc1MOV1E
t t '""The Education Ot Sonny Cai-
son" (1974) Rony Cl111ton, Don Gor·
don
p -2:46-
11 NEWS
-2:50-
IH1MOVIE
tt'h "Billy Jack" (19711 Tom
Laughltn. DelOfet Taylor
-3:00-
(]) CH~ANO THE MAH
($)MOVIE
t *'' 'love Child ' (19821 Amy
Madigan, 8eau Brldgll
tZJUOVIE
t • t 'Who Is Kllllng The GrMI
Chefs Of Europe?" ( 1978) George
Segal Jaoquehnt 81ut1
-s~-UMOVIE • * 'Lady Cti.lllflty'S LO¥er"
(1981) SyMa Kristel. Nloholaa Clay
(!) FNTH20
-4.
TOP O' H MONINO
-4:20-
lCJMOVIE
• t "Jimmy 'rht Kid" ( 19821 Gaty
Coleman. Paul LeM11
-4:ao-
(]) lME MUPPET1
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<Aronado Ia1and CUit. bayfront lot. 85' boat
deck. Plana avail. Now 1370,000 w/trade.
Sir.= lll,llO Int. 3 bdrm, 2 be, FP. dbl Q819Qee Ad able hoUee char,,,.,. on bMI It In tN ..... . ,. ... l ~ 2 llllTR I.ml gar. S.t W/_,., C.M. w/WOOd·noc:. flr9Plec9• Hgt a. Remodeled ........ ... Red~ to•. 10t,500 ,,,___ 3 8d · " ....... kllc:heo quiet mld-bk>dl ... ,. S I I ho e 1546-15133 .-.......... un wnn ' OPEH8ATURDAY 1-4 PYO Ill v ew . Vitia PllClflca 2 eepetate --------·-beamed <*flnn•. Now ioc.tlon. Aak for 8111 322 .,.. __ _ Pleasantly upgraded ,. · ~ S .-.... 1 ,...... .,. • .,,,.,.,. ~--Bdm hme With a Medlter· muter 1Ult• with"' .vat• 2,.15,000. -.,,_, .....,.....,..v. Uirge 4 8d (S+ ..... 1
Cancellat1'ons and correct1'ons ma y ranean flavor r,,..-..,d bath9. Latge llvtno .,.... JI LIWllT PllOI FIA. -room °'*" 10 .... wtth bubb41ne f;;~{aln. cozy kltohen. Poof, IP'' ~All HI HOSt petJO--~ P¥'-..... be made on same deadlines as ftUI ... Marble Matr Ba apa, tennla. A muat .... Call .... llllU ltOMI °' *· PllllllUI CozY frpfc, cdt. Ollll.
above. Please ask for a cancellation .:.~.~i!:~~~~~· ~~t:"'Mt:,~~: 5'6-
2313 ABA~OW~openy A~~-£ ~=~f~ S3N.fTMae
number when cancella'ng your ad. Aaaumabl• loan. Catt tnfat>Ytouttocatlon. Fen-tuat 1tepa away from tn. llYlllM.Tm' Marla Bereovttz. tulle home and un· b.ach & oc:.an. Thia
bMtabte term•. Ateume OIWIE POI enc:NlnUng t Bdrm home 1-------ER RORS: ::;-t~at:.:n~~ mm =:;~~::.: --~ ........... .
Check your ad daily and report I•,~~~~~~~~~~~~~ New~~~ new °'* 5000 1q " w1 • ..rn• 1owty home can be t11i1 fer added. lmSN'~ •Miii• M1-* · d' I Th DAILY I•~ home. 3 lldrm 2 a. wtth epe, fountain, wtneceftaf, purchaMd with ()Ny 10% men1 ~ r.-i•opmeut. Sooaeaa 3a01f~ errors 1mme 1ate y. e Fumlsh your,,._ apert·t-------lllf vaulted cetllng1, lual'I air condltlonf~~ down and lnterMt rate 84&-7171 OWCtat·1~ternl
PILOT assumes liability for the firs,t ~~~~tu~~~'::,~~';2 for ad •ction , .. ,.,,,.. 1andacap1ng in prime. ~~H~~A oteae:t!!" .. = ;~:..~=f:: ~=i16:'~.!.: incorrect ir.sertion cnly. _&4_2·_5e_,1_e ____ ~1 " " Thi• outetandlnQ pttoe not Q• area with Pr= tat• w/4 bdrm•. e ~ttis. m.i dining a t>eautlfuity 3"K~~Alllw-.ct Cal a only lndudea the 3 Bdrm for a ~ancl.:t at only 4 frplc:s, family rm a rec-landscaped Pnc.d ., '40Kownlbkr6'&-104I
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baby1lller? Need a Ing thl1 Winter. All your l'eect\ tM Orange CoMt 642 5678 Get • puppy or kitty HOMLS *· aWJllTllmll • ._ •••
br .. k? Fiii thoM need1 firewood needl by look· nwtcet. • 1.SElECT lhr1•11"h cluelfled, and REA' ESTATE If h will , Of .. t Soedoul 38r abe w/pooA ~ ..
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NEWPORT BEACH
YDlllWI Sll,111
Lender's repoue88ion. Completely refurbiahed
bachelor unit in securi~ ,.guarded community.
Enjoy clubhouse, gym, pool & sauna. Perfect
investment for those on the go. Call for in-
credible financing details.
Tll ILWJI ( a11.-
Upgraded C Plan -4 BRa with close proximity
to pool. Kitchen w/plank flooring, beam ceilings,
hand painted tiles, skylight., tiled baths, UJe of
moldmgs, wood entry. Vacant-ready-move . II m ..
.... VllW 111111 1211,111
Inviting remodeled 3 BR, 2 BA home in a lovely
area. Fee land plus many quality upgrades thru-
out, incl. tiled floors & baths, new range,
countertops, carpet, driveway & entry. A great
value!!
IUWlll' .. 1211,111
Tnis lovely, well maintained 3 BR Monaco in
exclusive Seawind has everything!! New neutral
carpet., fresh paint, large yard, etc. etc. There
are community tennis and pool facilities too!!
ua• YllW 1111..U anz.-
Wonderful location on the canyon -very pri-
vate and natural. Thie 2 BR, 2 BA <;ape Cod
Condo is ready to move into. Ne~t &
waUpapers and the lowest priced in it8 ar~
Ullll '1IW .... 1211,lll'
Drastically reduced 3 BR (can be returned to .ith
BR) Monte_go. Owner says "I want to move my
property!" In '83, $26,000 was spent for gorgeous
upgrades. It is picture perfect in every respect
from the new copper plumbing to completely
remodeled kitchen. Unbelievable low interest
rate auumable! Owner's loea can be your gain!
Call today.
Ullll VIEW lllLLI llM,111
O,untry charm and ocean breezes -and lot. of
space. Townhouse living at it& finest in Newp?rt.
Wonderful location at end of greenbelt wtth a
fantastic pastoral view. 3 BR, 2112 BA plus family
room!
WllTOU,, .......
Single story.?-raditional in Dover Shores. Paver
entry puaea oy open living room, formal dining
room. sit-down wet bar & onto family room
looking out on private yard & large spa. 4 BR.a, 3
baths, 3·car garage. Feet! •un• sa1.-REDUCED a total of $125,000!1 Lowest priced 3
BR Monaco since 1979!! A "steal0 at th11 prlce.
.Showa beautifuCly. Downstain Muter BR Suite,
extra large! 2 BRa & bath upstairs. Perfect for a
cou le or a famil II Soarmg ceilings, private
-~-i----.L pa 10.
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Emotional, iso• view of ocean & city light.,
sunounded by luahly planted landecap ing -
beautifuUy decorated & maintained 3 BR. 2 'h
BA home. Security gate -private community
-a great valuell •un• .-.-Expansive ni1ht lijht views from thia elegant
townhome. Expanded Monaco model, hardwood
floon, lov ly 1tained _j!ua entry and more!! Call
today to view thl1 3 BR, 2\A BA home.
llYll lllUI 1111.111 VJew~ pool, waterfaU It 4 BR. You would think of
Hawaii when you 1tep into th1a 1paciou.1 home,
open entry to Uvin1 rom -then the srut view of
the B•ck Ba It hll11t
NEWPORT BIACH Of PICE
2161 SAN JOAQUIN MILLSIOAD
A MEMBER OF THE SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK CORONA DEL MAR
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RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES •
OPEN HOUSES 1-4
IATllllY
..... TOIUT 19 Arla Court
2 BR $165,000 MAGGIE GUTH .... ,. 501 Vista Flora
3 BR $229,000 MARCIA M A TT HEWS
llllMWllWI~ 2706 Hiiitop
2 BR & DEN $252,500 NANCY SIMMONS ............ 1733 Port Barmouth
3 BR, FR $255,000 JOAN DONAHUE
l&f.ut 1834 Tradewtnda
4 BR, FR $279,000 SUZIE EXLEY ....... _. 1817 Port Carlow
4 BR, FR $324,iOO CORA BALOIKOSI
..... YllW-.U 1018 Sandcutle
5 BR $375,000 JENNIFER SHAW
Ill.II&.· BAYFRONT 3906 River Ave. 2 BR .. $395,000 LYDIA MURPHY
llUllYllW-.U 1032 Whlteaalla Way
4 BR, FA Pl, Vu $399,000 DEBI BIBB
Ult llU 117 Via Havre
3 BR+ $469,000 VALERIE MARSHALL
UYWlllU 5 Mallbu Clrcle
4 BR, FR, View $5.49,500 BERT REEDY
PllllllU BAYFRONT 914 East Balboa
Ouplex/2 BA $795,000 MARCIA BENTS ......... 45000rrl~ 4, Den.Pl, Vu $705,000 EVAN COAK
N•llU BAYFRONT 1128 Eatt Balboa
~.Dock $998,000 EVELYN YOUNG
Ull llU BAYFRONT 222 Via Udo Nord
4 BR, FR St,950,000 EDIE OLSON
lllUY ••asm•aa IAVINE 108 ~uoia Tree
3 BR $139,900 GINNY ANDERSON
lllff I 421 Vista Parada
~BR $249,000 LINDA MARSTON
...... l&U 1032 Whlt ... 111 Wa~
4 BR. FR, Pl, Vu 1399,000 V. MARSHAL
Ull llU 938 Via Lido 8oud
8 B R, FR, Spa 1780,000 EVAN CORKETT .... _. 4600 Orrington
4 BR, Den,PI, Vu 1705,000 HILLARY THAMER
N•llU 8AYFRONT 1128 Eat Balboe
3 BR, Dock 1098,000 MARCIA BENTS
L*llU BAYFRONT 222 Via Udo Nord
4 BR. FR S1,950,000 C. RUMSFELO
" Im.A Et'AYFRONT 2021 Eut m 6 BR. FR, Dode $2,100,000 BILL BENT
11..,, Ill 111 1411MI
Authentic Spanish styled home in Olde Corona
del Mar. Quaint, aubetantial and most unuaual
for this beach area. A must aee if you want
aomething different.
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Glorioua views of ocean and greenbelt from thi.a
elegant 2/atory Plan 1 V. A unique opportunity
to live in Jasmine Creek with one of the belt
locations in thia guard gated community.
..TUI• 1411,111
Lovely private courtyard leads you into thit
beautiful 3 BR home that hu been recently
remodeled and expanded. Tasteful decor and
quality thru-out. Call for detailed information.
Super value!!
Wiii IMIU '411,000
Beat buy available in ~an view propertiet1! 2
master suites plus lg family room. Room for
, expansion with pool sized courtyard. Private
beach. Call for your viewing appt. today.
•IU llL Ill llH,111
A gorgeous & rare 2 BR Mai Kai in absolutely
immaculate condition. Beautifully remodeled &
decorated, huge deck for entertaining, new
kitchen, hardwood floors. Absolutely 11tunning!
O&ml lllllS llllMI
CalifOJnia at best in Corona del Mar! Ocean
views, pool, privacy, and a huge comer lot.
Magnificent 4 BR, 5 BA plus separate
gueat/offlce plus formal dining. Automatic
sprinklers -security, wet bar, and much, much
more!! Plus -Best value!!
BEACH COMMUNITIES
l&Lll& PllllllU 1481,008
A 3 BR -2 BR Duplex located on quiet street
on the Peninsula -from upetairs vtew of bay,
enjoy th' crackling fire & collect $775 on the
lower unit. Seller will cooperate in an exchange!
·~ PllllAU 141l,IOI
Your front yard is the beach and Pacific Ocean
-only one block to the Bay! 3 BR, 2 BA Cape
Cod home -older and expandable.. Owner
want. to sell now and will help with financing!
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A_private pool & spa ~nh~ ideal .LBR,
2/story home. Spacioua rooms include formal
dining, 3 BRa, opening onto pool area & a 3/car
garage. Tennis court & clubhouse steps away!!
LM Ill.I llH,llO
Distingui1hed full·aecurit~ condo located on
bayfront near Lido ltle. Profeuionally decor-
ated in excellent tute, thia 2 BR residence
afford1 f abuloua vieW'I of bay & Lido channel.
Call now!
IMI..... l1,211MI
60 feet on open bay! QuaUty & warmth abound thru~out thia cu.tom bayfront. Nearly 6000 eq. rt.. with apace for 86' yacht. Over $500,000 or
uaumable loam at appro1. 103. Fee land!'
When You Buy Your Home ilt Coldwell Banker ·
You Receive An Exclu1lve Benefit -
A SNr• Home Buyer'•. S.netlt -
Coupon• good tor 1u t.ntlel dlecounte on home ,...ted Item•
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own/agt &73-7t01.
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Hlghly deelred townl'lomf
In Corona d9I Mart Quiet, C..... bl llu l!!J
guarded comrnunfly wltfl BY OWNER =";~~ Sand~•tle Condo 21W
mec:vlet• 3 Br 2'A Ba 2ba, nk*y upgracS.M
tamlly room chatm9r with convenient ground ~ 1trt194.ce and wet bat In locatton. end uni•
ltvlng room, plus 2nd fir• 1189,000. 720-13e3
P411Cle In Mltr Bdrm IUlt•
Partlal view of mountalne
and night llghta. All thlt
lor only '220 ,000 with
land Alt! fOf Belle ChaM
l• 6«-7020
Ulll IUL EIT&TI = A giant 5 bedroom IOt
WI• .........
OPEN SATURDAY 1-'
322 Po6naettta
l.llrge .. 8d (3+ study).
FIR.~ room oC*W k
patio and pvt. ~ •
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cozy llvlng & famtly .,. ..
with brick llreptace -------Laro-country klteh«I. 1
bedroom a beth down·
1talra, 4 giant bedroom1,
2 bath• up Air condition-
ing with electronic niter
A prime M"a Verde
ar .. S 1S9,000 Call now
tor lhowlng 5-46-2313
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alOfy, 3 8t 3 Ba plus Comtonab'--4 it & ,~ •
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meculata Owner hH neighborhood. blkl,.C '
anothet hOme Ott.ad distance to bey I ~ • below martcet for quick CHESHIRE REAL TY •
M'9 17S15,000 F•. By 759-1m •
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Jan 21 22 2'3 24 25 196' , .. 1r11w•1 in 11/>d lo me common of (··-..&... l.__ ,_ .. _ -~-l Ad ~ L~ G F.,,,... 5()3..$4 P\ll.IC NOTlCl LOI e of Ttec.t 10464 -per map ... ......,r ..... ulUIC'penucn Thie llatemenl ... llld wttll the ___________ , ____ ....,.. __________ Nao "' BoOk 483 Pagea 35 10 37 nurustrauon of ~taies Act). County ca.11 of Orenoe Ccunty on
P\&.IC NOTICE AC'lTTIOUt .,.... lnctusM of M1ec.1t.,_,.,. .._,., r• The peution i.a .et for Dec 111• llND
MAm IT ATDllJfT eo<OS of Sltd County at II.di tenn la n.. N 3 700 C · ~ l(..-i79 TM lolOwtno cieraone are OOong defined m the Artlde entJtlad "Dell-In Ll'IC'pt O. at l P\iOlilheO Orang.a eo.t Delly
in re Int ConMtvalOfthle> of tn. buaineta 11 MION of IN Oeclar1tJon of~ Center Dr .• West.. Santa Ana. Pilot Jan a. 15 22. 29 tM4
p,...M>f\ and Etute of MABEL G & A FINAHCJAt. SERVICES nantt cono.uon1 and re11tletl0nl CA 92701 on FEBRUARY 8 t83-64
MARTIN eor-vai.. 1952 M Tu.M A.,. Ofange Ca raeorel«I It\ BOC* 140ti Paea Ste 1984 al 9.30 A.M.
CAN NO. A-110• t29M of Offlcial ~o• (tne "'Oec:Mt· F OU MOTICI M IAL.l Gene A 8lel1Co 17S37 M..oe St ation I and any ~ _, l Y 0.8.JEX::T lo
M MAL"°""'" Fountaon Ve/#y Ca 92708 ~It l'*llO granung of the pelluon. y
AT"""ARUU Aur Gllolr1n11n 1St23 EXCEPTTHEREFR0Melool.gat.5hould either appear at
NOTICE IS HEREBY GrV£N 1N1 Blootllluret, W-1mlnSter. Ca t2tl3 mtnerala and otnet hydroc.:arbor\ h.-...... and state .,..,,., obi-. The IOllowlng C*'IOt'll .,. doing eut>,ecl to conflrm•llon by IM Tllr. ~ '-eonducted by • eubtUneel lymg !*ow a dep11'1 of·~-"'6 . . 1-~ ~ • ~mi.cs Sui*'IOr C°"'1 IM gen«ll pwtnat'INO 500 reet WlthOut any right to enter' tion.s or file wntte'\ objl!C· IN THE BEGINNING 140 w
""""'Mgne<J . u eon..v11°' of tne Gane A 8&anco uc>Of1 the eurlace °' tne eublurface uons with the oourt bef Wiiton •J7 eo.te ~ C. 92927
Per'°" and E11111 of '"' •t>aYa--Thi•.,.,...,,.,,,,.. .. "*'With the Ni<l land aoov. • ~ of 500 the heann& Your appear· O'Nii. l.Oui.. Berg1n 140 w ~ COnler'"91M wlll accept !)jdt y CW1I of Orange County Of! re.t ... pt0v1<141d In It\~ of be. . b Wiien •J7 Cost• Mau. c. '2927
anO NII at PflYll• a.ale on January o.c 28 1983 rlCOfO ~ may in penon or "'-~la~ by an
31 1983 11900 • m °' tr-Mfter ~ Atao ••oec>I t~om el water. your attorney. lndMdull
WltlWI Ille • .,,... allOwed Dy i.. to IN PvbltShed Orenot COM! Deify water ngnt1 c:i.a.ms °' lit.le to..,.. IF YOU ARE A CREDI-D·ne.e Bergin ~ and be91 &>oOOer on tM P1101 Jan 1~ 22. 2a FMI s 19..,. 1n on°' under MIO land TOR . cred Thia atatemenl -fled ... 111 IN ..,,,,. and c:ono1tl0t\a hoer~ 217..... PAACEL 3 E.-.-nentl ..... forth or a connngent I Ccun c..rtt of Or Coun
llnWttlOMd ... rigtlt 11tte. inter• "' fN Sec:1ion entitled ··c.rt.tn of the deceased, you mu..t m Dae ~ 1N3 ange ty on
and Elt•t• of aw ConMtv•IM 11 "8JC fl)TIC[ EaMrnen11 tor Ownien" and "&Ip-your claim with the court · n:a1•
IM time ot luoance of Lett•• of pon. s.ttlement •nd Encfoedl-present al to the penonaJ rep-Pu~ Orange Cout OIMfy
eon...vatoranip ano all rignt, title ACTJTIOUS M.llMI& ment" of the Artlela entlttecl "EaM-·~u ........ b th PllOt Jal'I 9 15 22 29 1934 •rid 1ntarut thal here Con-NAm ITATIMINT mem1'· of IN Oedaretlon resen ... ve ~ppom'-ICU Y 112....-' · · ·
.-v1tor1111p Etllt• may riave ac;.. Tile roflcNiltng persona .,. doing PARCEL 4 E...,,,.,,1111 N1 l0t111 court within four mon
Qu•reC by op«alion or,_ ex otner· ~ u In the Sec:11ona entitled "c.rt.ln from the date of first "8JC NOTIC(
-tine.a Ille letter• of Con-NEWPORT LEASING SERVICE. e-n.nu 10 °""'*•' and "&Ip-of letters as provided m Sec-_..,atorahlp -• t-*' on and 10 One Newpor1 p-. •350 Hewpor1 l>Ofl, Set1..,,.,,I and El'IQ' ACTTTlOUI MllllEI&
tne IOllOwlng o.cr1~ rMJ P'OC*tY BMcll. ca 92ee0 Target Tax Con-ment' of lhe ArtlCla .,.,titted "e.. lJOn 700 of the Probate NAm ITAT'lmMT
tocateel ltl the County or OfenQt. wltanll I• CeNfomla Cotporl110nl rnentl' of tfll Oeciatat1on of COYe-of California The tune fo The tollowlng l>9tlCll'll are doinQ
St•te of C1Jllorn1a end legally «»-One ~ Pl •350. Newpor1 nants. con<lil!Ont and reatrictlonl, ft ling claims will not ex · ~ •
ICtlbeO u lollowt a..cti Ca 92660 rec:Ofded 1n 8oof< 14092, PllQ9 1797 • TOOL CITY, 1821 Newpor1 BIYd,
L<>' T_.ty-One 121) ol Traci No r1111' blnln.a 11 ronoucteo by 1 or Official Record1(1ha"Mutar Dec· pnor to four months from the eo.t1 ~.CL 92627
t839, u enown Of\ a Mep record.a ccxporl1ton i.raoon"l and any emeodmentl and date of the hearing noticed MOfri• Carlton T~ln. 11 Wind·
"' 8oolr S3 P9ge1 3.4 Incl 35 of Target Tu Con.ultantt ~ti theteto above. wood. Irvine, Ca 927t4
M1tGettaneou1 Mapa RecofOI of Or· John M ElllOtt he 11reet lddr ... ex oti. com-YOU MA y EXAMINE TIU bulineN .. conducted by an ange Counry C11tl0<n11 Pieaioent mon delllgnallon or Mid ptc>perty II lnOrvldu&.
Commonlyknownu 14161 Bien· Thra statement wu llled With Ille xi•P<>f1ed to be 113 Oxf0td, •3t. file k~t by the court If Y Momec.tton TeY!ln
nan Way Sani. All& CA 92705 County c1er1c of Orange County on •l'Vlne CA are interested an the estate. Th6I statement ... "*' wltti ttll
AP ;f401..ot2-11 o.c 20 1983 Said aa1a win be made wtth<>U1 you may serve upon the ex· County Cwk of Orange County on
B•d• Of ofter• era tnvn.a fOf MIO 'nnf7 c.ovenant ex warranty, •llP'-Of Im-Dec ti. 1984
par<* of,.., propeny All IUCfl bid• Pvbll~ Of Coast Dally piled, u to utle, P<>IMMIOn °' .,,.. ecutor or admuustrator, or ~1
mu•• oe •n wr111ng. and will be r• Ptlot Jen 15, 2::1; Fet> 5. 198<1 cumt>rances to MllSfy 1he unpeld upon the attorney for the ex-Pubflstled O<enot Coast o.My
ceiveo by ,,,. eon--..11or FLOYD 290-84 bal•nc:e due on the note or notn ecutor or admim.strator, and Piiot Jan 8, 15, 22, 29. 1984
GREEN, a• the olfiOe of Ille AUcxMy. MCI.Ired by Mid Deed of Tnnt, to file With the court with proof 202-64
GARRETT & FISHER INC 1805 t .. mt ar W\TIC£ wt1 $-49 720 38. pl1n Ille loUowlng . lrYlne 811;d TutUrT CA. 92680 or l"VULj\, nu .. 11mateel coett expen ... and ad· of service, a wnlten requeal -----------may be hied wttll the Clfn of •tie NOTICE M vancee at the time 01 lhe lnltlal publl· staung that you desire speaal ____ Nl_.;;.U;;.;...;.C_NO.....;...JlC(...;.. __ _
abov.,,.,-ned SuperlOf Court or nnJIJ'TtFI &AU catK>n 01 1111a Notice ol Sela nouce of the filing of an in-FlCTITIOU9 ..-a may be dellVef.0 to MIO Con· OO $1.089 55 ...... IT __... ..,,,.,()( ~ly II any llrM On FebnJary 1<1, 1984 It 10 NOT.Cl TO V(:ntory and apprai.ement of -A • ._. am Forec.toaur• Con.auttanta Inc A f th · The following peraont •• doing AFTER hrat pul>heatK>n 01 tt111 No-CalltOfn•• Cofl>ofatton .. TnmM Pf'Of'ERTY ~ estate assets or o e peu-bullneea u
=end BEFORE Ille m•inQ of Mid or~ Trut1M Q, Subltl1Uted O:..":/ ~M r:u~,~~Jo ""::." ~ t1ons or accounts mentioned J HR, INC .. 4040 MacAttf1ur &Nd ..
H:.RMS OF SALE CUii lewtul Tru91M, of 11111 cenatPOeed of Trus1 11112. UMU:ll YOU TAKE ACTIC>tt In Section 1200 and 1200.5 0 Newport Beacn, CA. 92660
,,,,_ ot the Unlled Stat.. T9n •xacul.O t>y DAVID L BEAVER and TO "'OTECT YCXM ,;i~ rT the California Probate Code J HR, Inc . A Nevada Corporation. ~-, ANNE G fJEAVER, Hu1bend and • • 4040 M.cArthur Bl1;d . ~ Percent 110%1 of !he amount olf•reo Wiie u Joint Tenanta and recof'ded MAY H &OLD AT A~ &ML Hap J . Scallon Beech CA 92ee0
must ICGOtnPany the wt•tlan bid or Fet> 15 19&3 u ,,;etrument No • YOU NCID AN U~TION 34177 Pacific Coast Hip way Tl't11 butlnaa 11 conducted by •
offer Ind the batanc. mull oe paid 83-071072 ofOttidelRecotd1olO<· Of THE NATU"l Of THI s te 104 eorpot•tlon upon the conl1rm1t1on of NJe by Mid ' .... OCEfDtHQ AQAJNST YOU, YOU UI S Coun OR ''* ___,, •no• County, C111torn11, and aHOUU> CONTACT A LAWYEA. Dana Pol.at CA 9%6%9 Jamel G Jalet. President uper•cx 0 p_, .. _. 1 purauanl 10 tl'lat 09'18Hl Notlee • · Thlil ltetemenl wu tiled wt1h IM accep1ab .. to tt>e at>ove-enlltled Su-Default fheraunder racoto.d Oc1 Dated Janu~ 21 1984 H l ·llS J County Cterk of Orange County Of\
perior Court S11d Hie wtll be maoe 21 11183 u lnatrum•nl No FORECLOSU E CONSULTANTS, Published Orange Coast Dec lt , IN<I
upon Ille uaual ncrow lerma 83 485788 of Official Record• o INC · f2allM DA TEO January 18 1984 MJ-o County. Wiii under and purauan 14081 Yorba Street. Suite 2t0 Daily Pilot Jan. 22. 23, 29, Put>lllhed Orange Coasl Dally
FLOYD GREEN 10 Mid Deed of Trult Mii ii pu Tustin, CA 92880 1984 Pll01 Jan 8, l5, 22, 29, l984
toneerv1101 or the auciton '°' C&lh lawf\jl money of 1 1714)731-3942 .513-84 l66-64
h••te ol MABEL twtltfHtN United Statai 01 Amerlc• Dan1411 W O<"*Od •
Conl8f'la1.. ~·a chedl pay•ble 10 · Put>llaf1eel Orange Coal1 Dally Piiot
l>W OFFICES 0 1' Trustee drewn on a at• .. or natlonU Jan 22. 29 Feb 5, 19$4 •92-84 f't&.IC NOTIC£ P\B.IC NOTIC£
GARAEn & FISHER INC 18051 Irvine Blvd l>anll a ital• ex federll credit union. PlllllC NOTICE NOTICE OF DEA TH OF K.-,1I • T 1 CA 92880 or • 1l•l• °'federal NVlngl and loan ORAMCM COUNTI r:.'~(71415..,._8110 anoctetlon domldled Jn ttUe sta~• ACTmOUI IUltNIH RENE ROFFO, aka RE ~; "'""'°"COURT
Put:>llltled Orange Co•ll Oatty Piiot •t T~Coufiyetd area between 1 NAMl'STATEMINT ROFFI, AND Of: PETITION n:= ~ °'· WMt
Jen 21 22 28 t984 • =~ Y0<:'s~::. .~'~:;'~orlno t>u:~:wino '*'°"' •re doing TO ADMINISTE R ESTATE Plalntttt· JO~H ~l~and VI· 3~ 8-4 Street. City of Tustin, County of Or AJAX'S TREE TRIMMERS 401 NO. A1%15U VIAN RILEY
tnge. Callfcxnla. all lhet r~t. Ot 11111 St Huntington Beach°. ~-To all heirs, beneficiaries, o.Mnd•nt· JAMES CAVALIER.
Ind lnlerMt conveyed to and n 92648 creditors and conllngen PAUL STRIEF, MICHAEL WHITE. heldbyltu~MldOeedofTruet Tt>omu Richero Frazer 401 i1111 ed f D-Roff k.a CHARTERTHRtnAHDLOAN,INC. the l>'Oi*'fY al1uateel In Mid County SI . Huntlng1on S.ach. Ca 92548 CT ttors o. ncne O, a and MESA LEASING co . INC .. OBITUARIES
and Stale Oeecrlbed 11 Tiil• bull,,... 11 conducted by an Rene Roffl and pel"IOns wh OOES 1 through to. lnciuaN•
PARCEL t Unit 31 u enawn and lndlvtduet may be otherwise interested Cue No 311483
MICKEL WAIT dee<:tlbed tn Ille Condominium Pt~ Tnorn• Fruer m the will and/or estate· &UMMOMI G E 0 R G E ERNEST record.a on Ociobet 1•, f981 In Thi• atetemenl wu 111.c! with the A . . ._ __ ... ~ .f 'led NOT1Clt You lwff MM! •'*· 8ook l425e. Pege 45 and amen~ County Clerk ol Or•noe County on petition rus:t ~n I The-''"., dealde 11••t you
MICKELWA1T, bom De· F•brvary 4. 1982 by lnllrument No Jan 20 198" by Eleanor Patricia Kurraach Wtthout yow betnt haetd YnMM
cember 17, 1921 in Mer-82-042729, 0o111 ot 0t11c111 Record · m the Superior C.Ourt of Qr. you ~ wtttitn • ...,._ ,_..,
1d1an Idaho ~"~ away 01 NIO County Pubtllhe<I Orange Cout Dall ,.._ ... _ the lntomMltton below. • ' ~ PARCEL 2 An undlVl<Sed 11&2 Piiot Jan 22 29 Ftb 6 12 19..,. ange '-4/Unty requesung t ... t ttyouwWI to IMk tl'ta lldYlce of an
January 20. 1984 at 4 30AM Int••• .. 1tanMt1n common In 1 · · · · 512-e.i Eleanor Palricui Kurruch be attor"-Y In this men•. you enould
in Newport &>ach after a f .. lnter•t In and to the common appointed as personal rep-do ao ~omc>t'Y ao lhet your wntlen
lt>ngthy 11lne-ss A long ume Loi 6 01 TrlC1 1°"64· u per m f't&.IC NOTICE resentauve to administer the responN, 11 any, may be filed on
M d riled In 8ool< 463, P1i091 3S to 3 time. esa r~1 (.>nt waa Mam Len-1nctullw of Ml~1neou1 Mac>1. ,, tUMMONI estate of Rene Roffo, aka AV&aOIUated ha lldo dlm~ade
dnce Su~rv1.sor of the New-eotd• of Mid County. u auch term I CITACION .IUCtCIA1. Rene Roff1 (under the lnde-El trll>uma, lede deddlf contra Ud.
fJIJl t Mt-sa Un1fwd School d•flnad In Ille Article enlltled "Def MUNIC.,.Al COUffT °' pendent Administration o f 9'ft wdlinct. • MeMe que Ud.,.
District hdc rP ht!i retire-n111on1" of the o.c11r1t1on of cov "fVll1'atOI JUDtCIAl DttnttCT Es Ac ) Th . epoftde defttro de IO dlM. l.ff i. 1 nenta condlllOnl •nd r•1rlcilon l7U Tifton Awenue I tates t · e peUUon ta lftfOfmeolon q4111t9ue.
menl Hr· 1~ o,urv1vC'd by hts recOfO.O 1n Book 14095 Page 51 Rtvetatde, CA. t2SOI I set for hearing in Dept No. 3 w you wteti to aMlt the edwlce Of
wtff' Jum• daughter Pem of Offoal Reeoroa (th• ·o.c1.,~ CAii MO. 10IM NOTICE TO 01~ al 700 CiVlc Center Dr , W est, .,, en...., 11'1 IN• mettet, you
Munday thrN· grand· 111°" l end .,,Y •"*'0"*'11 andnNDAHT: ~Aw1eoa ~) Santa Ana CA 92701 on Feb· ahouWdeMPfOMptfyeothet)'OUf
1 h1ldrt-n M1kt> Kenny and •u~~~~:~~OM ell o!I. ~· s o~~L~: Yn~~v::~.~~ .. ~~~~~ ruary 15, l984 at 9.30 A .M . =:.':. ~.•,,.., "eny, fMJ be
Kt'rry, o ne great.grandson mlnerelt end other hydroc:at MARIE WOLF. Ill• ()ONITA M IF YOU OBJECT to the 81u.M4 .... ..elcfterel~
Lann>, brother GD aubttenc.a tying below• depth o WALK,akaOEEWOL.F,lndMdu•lly granting of the petition you Jede• ............ .....,.._ M ·kel t d p 500 feet wttllOut any ngnt to ent and o°" 1 to 10. lnolu.llw I h Jd . h • ...._.. -..to ~ • .....,,._ ... I(: Wiil an SISter eggy upon the eurfece or Ille eul>eulf YOU AM UtNQ &UED •YI s OU etl er appear at the ell .... ..._.. Ml f'MtllV"la
VanH om Arramgments are of Mid land above 1 depth of ~At#TW,:(A Ud. te "" defnen.. hearing and state you objec· MOf'tta. II r= puede ..,
tune Soc t'ty w th t el l racoro Califon''' corpcxlllon 'th h bef 1-TO THI NDAJfT· A _.
being handlf"d by thf' Nep· IMt, .. C)fovlded In lnatrumantt ~fando)DE AHA NATIONAL BANK .• llons or file written objec-,.....,.. • .
I I JUn a Alto txc:.C)1 therefrom •II ••ter You .,..,,. 30 CALENDAR DAYS lions WI t e court ore ~,. .. Me Men ~ "' ....
'le:! w11er rlghta. dalma or title to wit alter Ihle tummon111 wved on y the heanng. Your appear· peMM ...._. r• w ,_, •'-" ••
tn. on or under MIO land to file • 1ypewr111en rM9(>nM •t ll'tl ance may be m person or by ..._.... tNe leeeutt, ,.., ......,
HARaOR LAWN-MT. OUW
Mottuaty • c.me1ery
Ctem a 1 ory
1n Pt,:C~~::r.~ '~ oe qoe 1 .. nlreguan .. 1 your attorney. = 8!, ci;: ~ ~: ~:= ~
EIMIT\lfltl tcx Ownet1" end "Su cllaclon )udk:lal u11ed Ilene un plu IF YOU ARE A CREDI-wrttlen r~M to Iha ~tint.
pon, Sett t end El'croech d• 30 01AS CALENDARIOS pera TOR or a contingent creditor un .... you do. yovr d«9Ult Wlff be.
ment" of Ille tcla -"tilled "E preMnt•r uni r••PYMt• ffellt• • of the deceased you must fUe entered on applleellon Of the $In·
When vou don't know
what to do,
don't buy
a bigger
shoe!
call classified.
Daily Pilat
642-5678
people read
classd1ed
t82S Oltler A.ve.
Costa M ...
5A0-555A
mania" of tl'ta 1arat1on maqu1n1 an eat• cort• )·' . h' h utt, ltld thlt oex>n may enter a~ fAACl!L 4: t• n Mtlort A la11er or phone O&JI Wiii nol your c ~m wit l e court or ment egalnat you. l0t tile rallef ct. ~the ~ entitled ··~~ pro~t ~u. ~ur typ-rlttanF~ntll~~eperso~~P-mM~ ~ ~~~~ ~~-----------~----------------------~
Euernent1 t " and "Su reec>on• mutl be In C)f<>Pef legal retentauve appointed by the could reault In garnttllmenl Of •-"' MnTll'r •m•ic MnTfC(
NRCI UOTMP•
llU 19'0ADWAY
MORTUA9'Y
110 Broactway
Cotta Mtla
642-8150
8Al TZ llAOIRON
IMITH A TUTHILL
WHTCLI'' CHA'IL
427 E 1711'1 St
Co•te MtH
848-8371
... COAMtCK M09'TVARY
1115 Lagune Canyon Rd.
Laguna 9NCh, Ce 9285 1
•9•-9-4 15
por1 Sett t and l!ncroacil IOftn II you wan1 the court to"-' court within four months •llOM· tllllng of money or ~operty 1----"'--~.-..;-"";.;..;;..-.;.'~.;_.. __ _. ____ r_~.....__nu_____ PtltllC NOTICE f'Mtlt" Of Ille Artlcie entitled · your caee h • or 01hef relMlf requeeted In the com----.;....,;;.;=--;.;,..;.;..;.;;;........ __
mlt"llt Of the Oecteratlon or ~ Una c:.n• o una Hamad• t .... from l e date of first 111uance plaint 'IC1TTIOUI .USINlll ACTTTIOUI 9U ... U flCTITIOUI IUtM&I
nenta. condlllon• and reetrictlOnt fOl'lk:• no la ofrec.ra protecelon. of letten1 as provided in Sec· Oiied. Aug. 11, 1N1 NAMI ITA,.._.,,. NA• ITATl•NT ~ &TATa•NT r~rded tn 9oo11 14()Q2, p:C 111 r"PU"t• ncrll• • meqvln• 1 lio n 700 o f the Probate Code LEE A IRA.NCH. Clertl The follOwlng Ptl'IOll It doing file ro11owtng pereona •• dOlng The tollOWlng per.on le dOlnO r!~:~':°'~~~~.. ~~=•la•~~a::~=-.. Qte-Of California. Tht time for ~t,=:l~~TES, Otpyty ~=:·LUBE a AMERICAN ou:rns~~RCES.2082MICl\eleon ourAr:YuFILM S&RVICE. 2740 S 8~1· ti.9'o. I • COf1• MGUChe IU ()UC) filing dai~ wUI not expire 1111 ............. f A-, ...... -~~Cl~!" L~BRICANCTS, 25912 °'c" lrvtne, CA n9h271& & He•. bor92• llvd . Sult• J, Santa Ma. The '''"' addr ... Of other ~ If y0u do not rile YOUf rNpOOM on prior LO four monthJ from the WMt!NMMf CA. -...-......,do. ~an Jvan aptetreno. ourtHy .-one .. dvar11,1ng ,~
mon dMqiatlon of Mkt P'°'*1_! .. ~ tlf'N. y0u mey loM IN a .... and dtlf' f th h art tied (714)-..mr . tH76 Corp. 2082 Mlcheleon Dr . 1rv1,,., L•Aoy RM'!lra, 1aet W•t Cer·
purport9Cf 10 be 113 Oxlofd u1, yOUt --oee. mo.i.y ancs C)f 0 e e "i no Pvtiillt*' °'*'* Coeet Da1fy Piiot c:.r~ Sue Trumbeuaf, 26912 ca t2715 retoa, UNI 73. Anehelm, CA 92804
Ir.Me CA IMY be tellen wlthOul further wam-abovt' Jan e 15 22. 2t. 1N4 Celle Alcatdo. Sen Juan Ca.ple1rano, Thia buain.t 11 condueted by • Thia~ la conducted by: 111 said .-w111 be maoe wttl'tou' lnQ trom tna C4Un YOU MAY EXAMINE the ' . ' . 1..._.. CA tH15 ") COtl)Ol'atlOn lnd!Yidual.
covanent or warr1111ty,•Jl9l'M90t ''™ Bl utled no preatnta au reapveat• flle kept by Ult' rourt If you Thie bualMa le conducted by 1n •catny Mvacn. Vlca ~1 ~ ~rw
plled. • to title, Po•aulon 0t 91n1 • tlempc. Pl*'-perdlf et caeo, y la "8.IC NOTICE lndMduet fhll •t•t~t wu filed wltfl lhe Thll 1ta1""*'t -• Nees With tM cumbranoee 10 Mtllfy the un9tlldi pueden Qultat eu MIWIO. au dlnero are lnt.eresled In the-ettAt.e, c.rolyn Sue Trumbau.r County Ci.rt< of Oranci-County Ol'I County Cl«k of Orange County on
bafance due °" tile not• or not otr .. coNa. de tu ptOf>ledad 11n you may terve upon the ex-flCTTTIOUI Ml ... N Thia ttatement wa1 flied with the Dee 18. 1H4 Dec 16, 1913
MCVttCI Dy Mlo,o..d Of Trutt, I 1\1110adlCIOnelporpar1edel4leorte GCUWT or administrator or MAIM lltATllllUfT Cl9ne of~ County on nuclU ,_,
Wit *"8.720 31, C)IU• the r Tiier• .,. 01tier eeg.i raqun-upon tht' attorney for th~ ex· Ttie toltowtno pertot11 .,. dotno Dee 18. 1"3 · P\ibflalled Or•~ Coeat Dally Publ~ Orano-Cout o.ity eettrftatad coete .• .,,_,, ... and fMr\ta-You may want 10 c.11 an at· .~ ~ • ~ Pilot J1n I t~ 22. 29. ,.,. Pilot Jan I. 11. 22. 29, 1ff'
Vant4lil at 1M time of the lnltlal publ tomey ngnt -·v If you do not k ecutor or .umlniltrator, a.nd ~1· IAVINi ASIOCIATES. tQOO ftubll"*5 Orano-Coal1 OeJty 1'5-a , .......
c.1ion Of tr»e Hot~ of a ... an atf~ mayoell an att« fll with the court with proof on Kannan A~. M• tto. Not Jan e. 15 n . n . tN4 1--------------.
11.oaus .....,,., or• ..... ~ of Mrvk.Y, a writ'-Cn request ca. 92711 • '1M4 rtaJC fl)llC( Pf•••
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Wall< to Coast H1way ihop_pi.ng, short
drive to Newport Center. Miii 1m YUY 1111• HOO 14 ft......,_,, .... ,,
2 lg bdnns w /private patioe, Family Rm1
Gourmet Kliche'n , Custom Oak Cabineta'
Sub-Zero Refrig. & Thennatron0 Ove~
w/Mtcrowave. Quality carpeting thruout,
beauti1ul 2 ~ inch Shutters, franci.scian
Tiles, Custom Hardware inside & out
pre-wired for music system, sound-proof
double windows, sound-proof between
walls & floors. Th.ls ls the entire ground
floor of a one story condo. The second
entire aecond floor ls 213 Marguerite
occupied by Owner and ls NOT FOR
SALE1 Designed to look like one resi-
dence< it ls actually TWO Condos. ~uriry System and Fire Alarm System,
Fire-Proof Roof, Redwood Siding -
stained white, Custom Gutters & Special
Lighting, All Doors Brass innerfock
w~atherstripping & Brass Thresholds. Lg
MUTOred Oak trimmed wardrobes
w /Cedar floors. Mstr Bdrm has Whirl-
pool Jet Tub, Lg Shower, Bidet and
dressing room. Lots of storage space and
cupboards thruout. This home was built
for someone in mind. Aaking $595,000.
w/$95,000. dn and private 11 ~% financ-
ing available. See OWNER/BUILDER
ON PROPERTY or call· 675-4760 for
daytime showing.
111-4110
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80 FED 01 THE BAY
A terrific bayfront value at
$995,000 including the land!
Spacious 4 bdrm. home with
large bayside patio. Private
pier and float can ac-
comodate up to 60 foot yacht.
Motivated seller.
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For a-tfled Ad
ACTION
~ A DAILY f'ILOT
AD-YISOI
642-1671
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1 BEDAOOM
1335 Bluebird Canyon Dr, Laguna Beach
494-5128 $215,000 Sunday 1-5
161 Lexington, Costa Mesa
s.46-2313 $87,500 Sunday 1-4
2BEDAOOM
* 4500 Orrington, Cameo Shores
644-9060 $795,000 Sunday 1-5
2 BR pfua FAM AM or DEN
211 Marguerite, Old Corona del Mar '
675-4760 $595,000 Sunday 12-4
211 Marguerite, Olde Corona del Mar
675 ... 760 $595,000 Sunday 12-4
2177 Vista Entrada, The Bluffs, N.B.
675-8676 $240,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
* 2000 Highland Dr. Newport Beach
631-1400 $195,000 Sunday 1-4
• 2716 Shell (China Cove) CdM
631-12.66 $595,000 Sat/Sun 9-6
• 3180 Mountain View, Laguna Beach
494-2220 $249,500 Sunday 1-4
* 523 Avenlda Campo. Eastbluff, NB
760-8285 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2723 5th Ave
675-5511 $385,QOO
** 1314 Bayside Dr, CdM
644-6200 $867 ,000
3233 Iowa, Costa Mesa
Sat/Sun 1-4
Sat/Sun 1-5
546-2313 $127,500 Sat 10-2, Sun 12-4
2956 Redwood. Costa Mesa
645-0303 $128,500 Sun 1-4
*4645 Roxbury (Cameo Shrs) Npt Bch
644-6200 $499,000 Sun 1-4
**124 Via lido Nord, Udo Isle, N.B.
(213)947-2329 Sunday 1-5
* * 106 Via lido Nord (lido) Npt Bch
759-9100 $1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
3 BR plua FAM AM or DEN
• 35 Skysall Jasmine Creek CdM
759-1501 $428,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 414 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
644-9060 550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
**721 Bayside, CdM
760-8333 $1,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
630 Cameo Highlands, CdM
760-8333 $342,000fee Sat/Sun 1-5
1854 Port Renwick (Harbor Vu Hms) NB
644-7020 $265,000 Sunday 12-5
715 Belils St, Eastside. Newport Beach
644-0723 $280.000 Fee Sun 1-5
2531 Blackthorn, Eastbluff, Npt Bch
631-7300 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1618 Corsica, Costa Mesa
644-6200 $131,900 -Sat/Sun 1-4
1515 Cumberland (Westclitf} Newport Beach
642-5200 $222,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
3108 Gibraltar, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $ 134,500 Sun 1-4
1215 Mariners Drive, Baycrest, N.B.
631-7300 $455,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
#7 Point Sur, Corona del Mar
673-7771 $549,000
Are suburban newspapers really read as well 01 city dollies? Well according
to the Simmons Market Research Bureau's recent study of USSPl's suburban
morbts, they ore.
528 Seaward, Corona del Mar
760-0807 Me5,000
209 Via Cordova, Lido Ille, N.B.
Sun 1·5
673-7300 $550,000 Sun. 1_.:30
4BEDROOM
2°'47 S. Capella Crt, C.M.
645-0303 $169,000 Sun 1·4
298 Bowling Green (College Park) CM
841-0574 $129,500 Sunday 12-e
2879 El Rio, Costa Meaa
772-6140 $133,900 Sunday 1-5
628 Malabar, Irvine Terrace. N.B.
631-1400 $574,000 Sunday 1-4
1903 Yacht Resolute, Seavtew, N.B
759-0619 Sunday 1-5
4 BA plua FAM RM or DEN
* * • 222 Via lido Nord, Lido late, N.B
644-9060 Sat?aunday 1-5
* 2500 Lighthouse, HV Hiiia, CdM
675-6000 $360,000 Sun 1-5
* 4639 Tremont (Cameo Shrs) CdM
6«-6200 $649,500 Sun 1-5
* * 601 Bayside Drive, Promlntory Bay
631-1400 $1,300,000 Sunday 1-4
•• 60 Drakes Bay, Spygl8" Hiii, N.B.
631-7300 $540,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1070 Pescador Drive, Dover Shores, N.B.
631-7300 $590,000 Sat 1-4
12552 Agnes Stanley St. Garden Grove
645-6080 $185,000 Sun 1-5
**1617 Bayside Dr, CdM
759..9100 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
40 Drakes Bay (Spygls) CdM
759-9100 $425,000 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30
2928 Cliff Dr (guest) NB
644-6200 $595,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
2412 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
673-7300 $515,000 • Sun 1-4:30
17 Deerwood ln (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $760,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1019 Dolphin Terr, CdM
644-7020 $695,000 Sun 1-5
* 1833 Galatea Terrace, Irvine Terrace, N.B.
675-6161 $775,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1441 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, Npt Bch
548-5647 $375,000 $/Sun 12:30-4:30
3728 Ocean, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $1,750,000 SAt/Sun 1_. • 1844 Port Charles (Hrbr Vu Hms) NB
760-8333 $339,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
6 San Sebastian (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1,290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1326 Santiago Dr, Dover Shores, Npt Bch
644-7424 $595,000 Sat/Sunday
320 Seaward, Corona del Mar
644-6329 $397 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
8968 Swallow, Fountain Valley
963-$151,500 Sunday 12_.
435 Vista Trucha, Npt Bch
760-8702 $249.500 Sat/Sun l2-6
5 BEDROOM
* 1032 Whltesalls, Corona del Mar
644-9060 $399,000 Sunday 12-4
•• 1608 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-7171 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
5 BA plua FAM AM or DEN
2836 Crestview (Byshrs) N.B.
645-0308 245,000 Sun 12-5
2115 Santiago Dr. Dover Shrs/Baycrest N.B.
759-1501 Sun 1-5
••#51 Goleta Point Spyglass, CdM
759-1501 ,. Sun 1-5
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Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT /Sunday, January 22. 1"4
1t18 Port Cardiff, Npt Bch
&44~8200 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1_.
« Rldaellne Or, Harbor Ridge
631-1300 $895,000 Sunday 1~:30
1362 Galaxy Drive, Dover St'lotea
6 31-7 300 SS610 ,000 L /H
Sat/Sun 1-4:30
I BA plua FAM RM or DEN
• 938 Via Udo Soud, lido laJe, N.B
844-9080 760,000 SaVSunday 1-4
* * * 107 Miiford (Cameo Shr1) CdM
644-6200 $1,975,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
CONDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOM
996 Bayside Cove West, Bayside Cove
631-1400 $360,000 tee Sunday 1-4
1078 Bucktngham Lane. Westcliff, N.B.
631-7300 $143,500 Sunday 1-4:30
*1651 Iowa #C, Costa Mesa #
963-6767 $92,000 Sunday 12-4
9 Ocean Vista (Sea Isl) Npt Bch
760-8333 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
12 Sea Island, Big Canyon, N.B. ·
873-6900 $235,000 Sunday 1-4
2 BA plua FAM RM or DEN
401 Carlotta, Bluffs, Newport Beach
673-6900 230,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BEDROOM
* 15 Sundance, Nwpt Terr, N.B.
673-7300 $129,500 Sun. 1-4:30
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
3 BA pfua FAM RM or DEN
7 Crest Circle, CdM
644-6200 $220,000 Sun 1_.
345 University, Eutslde, C.M.
646-7657 $121,000
MOBILE HOMES
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BR plua 1 BR
202 Abalone, Balboa Island, N.B.
Sun 1-5
675-4822 $350,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
2 Br plua 3 Br
2091/1 Femleaf, Corona del Mar
673-7901 595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
TAIPlEXE8 FOR SALE
RENTALS
2 BR APTS
200/2001/2 Diamond, Bal Isl, NB
759-9100 $435.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
.. 3 BR APTS
•Spa
*Pool
**Waterfront * * * Waterfront & Pool v Give address at guard
gate
200/201 'h Diamond (Bal Isl) NB
759-9100 $435.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
As for quality of readership, Simmons repom that more than 59°/o of
In fact, Simmons repom that our 4'3 market audiero of 32.2
million, and 13 million wburban households,deliver better than 2.48 reoden
per ~ That's a higher rate of reoderihip than a~st fNfKY other city daily
' we con..,ete with. I
our audience beti~ their suburban paper is better
than their city doily In reporlinra community news
ond ewnts.
What these findings pnwe is that USSPI
delivers heavy reodenhip of your sales message by on
enormous suburban oudieta, at home , when they're
Simmons also reports that more than 66o/o of our audience r.od their
tubutbon pap« the ffnt day, and ewer 9 .. 0/o ntad It within two doyi. And, that
r.ady and able to buy.
Simmons SO)'I it. Simmons prows It. We the S b ..L-'We ore the suburbs. are U Unn.
US. Suburban Preu. lnc .
3"% rmd their suburban paper ~or mont 9iffer.nt days~ week.
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OPEi TODAY 1-1
OW C41·5 In, .... 1,.ctou, 11cttJa1
$495,000 • ... 442 Btaon11. Old CdM
~ ( ""· 3 ........ fll., City kJt $260,000 523 Avend1a Campo, the Bluffs. NB
c..try lt&H•• lltl htatt
.mi CllJOI ¥111, 31 ... f1911J r ...
$4 65.000 528 Seaward, Corona H1g"lands. CdM . YMw tf city HOt•, .., 11t ltt, walk tt .,.
$280.000 715 Btlhs. Eastbluff. NB
Spot""· ,,Wt/tnera.ip, '4 ldfll, tta, Ir& ~t
$197,000 8 Hum1ngb1rd. WB. Creekside. IRV
Ladllltl Mtle, 4 th, '" cod, 11Cft4 111
$I 750.000 ] 728 Ocean Blvd . Old CdM
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REAL TORS•. 675 ·6000
2443 East Coast Highway , Corona del Mar
OPEN HOUSES TODAY
1 to 4:30
l S38 G1ll11 Dower &llort1 ...................... '915,000
Bay & ocedn -11ews indoor pool, vaulted
{..e1hn&. 4 bdrms. 4 bath)
2412 Clift lrm. •n,.n luc~ ............. $515,000
4 bdrm$ J bath~ Spacldtular bay &
ocean v1l'w Security ~y\tem. fanuly rm
15 S1u11ce, ... port ltn1ce ................ Sl2t,SOO
lovely 3 bdrm. 21,; ba condo Community
pool area Recently refurbished
219 Via Cor••a, Udo 1111 ...................... $550,000
Completely returb1shl!d 3 bdr ms. 2~ bath\,
~tereo equipment. ~ta1ned &lasl.
• -If you lo.now whet you went You can t make 11 10 11\e 10 1dvertlM bul don't
big geme na .. 1 week ? know how to ti)' It, tel u1
Don t let your 1teket• oo help Well written ctenl-
to waste buy a 11111& ad fteCI •Cl• wtll put you 1n
Loll or sports lana read iouch wilh lhe rtght
C:lllHllle<I 6•2 5678 people 6 .. 2-5678
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Of Newport,~ .. J
Realton. ~
875-55 11 ..,._.
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&93.500 Ca~ 6'0-UH e~';'-V•ta. JI.gt y~ coet•I Low do.n °UC:,:£~~~5
llllllTI ITU&. 556-18281771-HfO 1S3S Bluabltd Cyn °'. R e al ty
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01, 1 81 hM • lach u1111 1•12 If -•• ...... -on • ~ICU!., OCEAN
tulJ Npl Hta A4I llO• kl/It --, ...... , 631 7370 z,,YO• 760 966' !140 '>Ul v~ ... UT ,_. FAO I.OT Whit• w11w -
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Contemporary charm OPl!NSATURDAY 1... :!· :"on~4=ft. 48R t2 '~. overelud 31t8CountryClubAd. Tuaa-Thur 2131799 1151
Mo1Alc Illa pool/jacuut 11 IOO OOO I 11•-11M
2 llOtY • upgraded MMe ' ' I .,. Chffrfuu 3 Br lamlly
V9'de area 20&5 f.l_,yi I A I 11t1 IULTlll home In Toe> of World
lngo Undat 12&0.000 Pt 1111 IJ looet lon, 1paotout
CaH 646-e<>02 IMI ..... ltfflff I ... L l MI VfOUnd•. etcy llght1, b<1dt
B 3 B 2,... b B 1 d d 3 ut. • pauoa. a225;000 wtth 1'1 ownr, r. -. • Hutllu upgre e flexl~ twma Wiiiiam
Condo Skyllt... cMck t>.oroom, II min. drive to *If eml * Hoater Btottat 497·3611 patio 2 cer Q., W/Of)(lr t>uehe• Famlly room 4bt 3ba, trpl, RV pad, 1g
Pool & jac. l124K, wll hurMlmountalnfeallngl yd. gd eonct. t11t,to0 fll IALI
neg down, etc 540·4083 TWO FIREPLACl!S auium aH.400 11 13'.4%, If...... •
!:.aide 2 on 1 lot clMn 8 Adorned by fruit & 3% c:omm. to aganta.
dwn no q~alllyl'ng cypr ... tr .... 1 1211,000 Me-41561214)64~7174 High 1l>OY9 LaQuna e..ai
1129' ooo 873·85&0 Submlll "'toe> of ,,,. Wond" wtth
' ~~1acu1ar mountain LIWllT Pl•I r•1• 1t111 .SR 3ba l llT WT... l!urot>Mn Styte cnetec
Locaoon Walk 10 "'i• Spec metr 1ult• tn-dln· ctudel lrplc l Jecual. On 17th St 2 8d 1'A a, lng/lamlly roome, fir• LA E YAAO 80,000 '249,500.
"9Wer. Ir, p1tto, Id) to place New car~•. lreatl Woodbridge, JM P«•• ~ h«>uea SUN. 1""4
park, I 19,1100 Call ealnt POOL. a169.900. Ownat/Agt 'rle-M87 31f()MountelnVlew ..
llOlll PllPl ln
877 W W11$on, CM Ouplel $133.000
213 MonttvlO, S Clemente Ouplo $158.000
20260 Cypress SA heichts 2 Houws $259,000
601 larUpur, C4M OupleJ $380.000
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1801 S Mtm St . ~ 20, 340 'Cl It
Zoned C 2 (across from Sears) S265.000
2021 ~ E. Baytront. 81abo1
76 • 80 It lot zoned R I
2402 Bristol, Stpll Ant, 78,419 sq It
lot toned C. I, suitable for motel,
$425,000
retail office Sl.500,000
A term• 0w"9f want• PllOI 49-4-22~ 173.3750
quick ulel OrMt Vi.wt 281/den, 2ba. Ollll101A1.
hH.th•....,.... ILAlllll nr town/bMctl,4 Ai lot 1866 Newport BIYd • CM 50 x 171 It lot
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OPEN SAT. ,_. lamlly room. flrepl1ee. Huge b.ckyard. Exoetlent to-4 down, monthty pymt1
3 198 Country Club Rd Brighi & ehaefyl 3-car location Fait Eacrow i... than 12000. No quell· In I lal IMMI 111 kit
Lerge 3 Bd 2'A bl. new gerage now hat an olflOe Po-lh..., tying. Bkr 497~7& ett. 0 It! ti t 1111
country kitchen, 2 lrplce In OM MCtlon. AbOut ~ _ wtcdYt 9-5 wtcnd1. l!!J!lt ..... I Ill lftllll ....
1115.5930 BOYD RE-s230.ooo a 10
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Are you 1u11 toolc1no ? Buye'' end teller• meel
We 111\e b1ow1er1 1n every day 1n cla11tt1eo ELEIA•OE PLI S CO•DO II
OLD 0011011 DEL lllll
Redu~ to I 174.900 2800 eq. , .. , Mutt ... 1 ' I ;f ' -
AL TORS 11/FU TM•t ea ty 121,111 Nft 3 brand new exciting CUS. poo11..,,n11 near t>Mcfl.
_ Loweet priced 5 bedroom Takeowr p..,.,,_,11. TOM homH 3 l 4 SpaciOut, frplc, dbi-iier, 20 llW TIDll•ll In MaH North. 1 76 7 8 8-1172 3400 eq h home: 4 Bdrm, 8drm1, With pvt Betha, bhnt gd term• Npt Cr.at
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StaL<:ly charm, beautiful trE*S, se-
cludc.-d spa, hidden by lush foliage.
Tennis courts a serve away As·
sumable 1st T D. Mm cash down
r e quired I WI EIU WI LL
UAll/I PTlll . Asking $38 5.000
Open Sat/Sun 1-4 2723 5th Ave.
COLI OF NIWPORT RIAL TORI
2115 I. C.-Nwr .. c.-il., _
175-5511
OOINGOOINOGONE bathe. dlnlnglfemlly 3 be, pool, apa. Owner utm IMtur• Incl Oak 2·3 Br, den. End unite.
Prime coat• Me11 •rM room•. llreplace Oen-mutt aa111 Prln only eab1nt1ry. mirrored $179,500 to a22&.000.
block• from 8 c Plaza erou1 CIOMll, u-ahape 714~8-t732 wa111tcloaa11. aaunH,
1 2 & 3 Bdrma rrom kitchen. 1133.500. Owner • jacuul tube. axerclN
5'100.000 tMver olfateo anxlout to got 3810 M~aon Dflv• * IOIAI '1IW * roorM. lkyllt ... & 3 car
before --0-down to Veu •M.tlitl flew ne v. acre I01. 2500 elf hM. gar~. AH prof '*=·
Hurry! 850-9778 Lo\tefy Cfftthe....,.. duplex, SUPER PLA VS WITH POOL ::, s;°1~ ~~ ~-------
BARKER REAL ESTATE lhOW9 prldel Ouallty 3 1 Bdr down & 3 more up-IPll UT 1-4 Opn Diii" Petrick t>.orm with 2 bath• For-OrMt Woodbttdga home s Pl ' IWlll IDnUTI mel dining, TWO FIRE· 2rl.,d•. rea 2 yerde + 108 t. Jamee aoa T9"0ra. 780-8702, Diana -------Mull Mii Pay ctoalng PLACES 2 bedrmt ant Woodbrldga 4 Bdr IWlll lll·IJIO
coat• Aaeume aH lo1n1. 2 down. 1 up 1330,000 299,960 6l~CREATM br, 2•;, ba. 2 1ty almo•t Owner wlll help llnance 3 ttorlM ol 180 daQ. vu In • U,._U • • '
new condo In developing Call IOdayl Turtleroek 1283,000 2581 Cir~ Or. 848-8325 PORTFOLIO
1rea Ownet, 84S."689 lll-2111 4 Bdrm• on one leYel In •WAIT Tl llLU* PROPERTIES, INC
LET'S TO ~AWAll lllf I. lrhtel ~rHlll'OUI SH wlnd. A veri.d menu dally·lf Private Party hat .-i .... fllUITI
O'LEI CALL DAVE TODAY T~~ can win very palatable prlc•• curad 3rd tru.1 dead on WYllW
DAVE WHITE 548-2313 Shop claNlli.d-our atore GOLDEN PROPERTIES Shop c 11a11 I I e d Newport~ to uM u
,..,._ or houN '80.000 II 18"/o .,...
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THE REAL ESTATERS I ,,_._, clo ... 842•6878 752•1689 842-5U8 down tor Newport condo ,.. '1IW
I .. 2 due 8-85 equity '38.000. PllYlTI LIU,_ 1112 ltHral 1112 ... nil lllt ltural II!! lnnal 1 Further detall• s•e-ee2s. Cu1tom1ted ~ Bacllord
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with room lddltlon1, loe 3 Br. Cllthavn rare R2 I01. ape. aaaum1ble flnenolng
Add a unit or build 2 con-FIRST OPEN HOUS!
dOt. Xlnt llncns! Ownr· 1903 Yacht Aeeolute
Agt Muat Miii 642·9M8 SUNDAY 1·5
FORECLOSURE! 4 Bdr 1111 YI,..,..,..
oc.an View. Wu OwMr In town thll wtcnd
$429,900 now '359,900 only; wan1110 dMI on thl1
Patrick Tenore 780-8702 FE£ prime toeatlon hm
&L..-....,, ltell Avell on Creative Twma. __ ,... you name Ill
OCEAN & CITY VIEW llllH U1 _1aaa .. Only a210KI Approx t5% ...... Owner C*I move quk*fy dn. T 10 to Int. In. Act ao "°" can .,,._ tfla now John Zarvoe Viking 1 ,.,, & R E 780-9&89 540-5583 nlghl llghta. golf couraa _____ • newly decorat e d
The Ven.dome
Condominiums
townhome. a.a., opa11 to
opponunltlel. JO·AN~ DORAN BKR
759-0819
211 IRll IPPUIUL
Np1 Hgll 3 Br 2 Be, ftm
rm, 2 lrptca. 1 yr old.
a207K. 23 .. 5 18th St. --------IMS-.-870
IUUJ•I
1 bath. on duplex IOt
Completely remode4ad·
large P•tlo. gerage &
catport. By Udo Vfllaga
S189K
llYllUHll
1441 Getaxr, Or 4•/cMin,
2 trplca, 2 ~ba. two 2 oet
garagee, pool ltU toe In
area of Mllllon dollar
homa. Offer '375,000.
OPEN HSE 8AT/8UN
1 30 to 4:30PM a co ndo111i11 iznn co nvers ion development
Open Sa t urday & S unday from 10:00 a.m. 'til dusk
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A Total of 79 Condominium Units on 4.71 A c r es
MODEL NOW OPE N AT:
1845 Anaheim Avenue (off 19th St.) across from Costa M esa Park
Costa M sa, California
A desireable location .... spacious interiors .... open Mpace
with greenery .... and a reasonable selling price present an
unusual opportunity to own your own home. Thie unbeatable
combination could not be duplicated in today'R economic
environment. Community pool and cabana area.
• Two-story, townhouae units
• Approximately 1,270 equare feet
• Ground floor entrance
• 3 bedrooms -2 bathrooms
• Livi.pg room with brick, wood-burning fireplace
• Built-in kitchen with new appliances •
• Adjoining dining area
• One-car _Barage; laundry facilities
• Private Patioa
SELL ING PRICE:
$97,500
WA TE RFRO~T HOMES, INC. REALTORS
Exclu sive Agents
2436 W . Co, st Highway, Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 631-1400
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673-3777 1g1
-Roblnaon Rltr 548-&847
FRONT i~~t~cK BAY HYll IHllU
VIEW. 2 level Probata 1121 laltlllt If,
t1le 1240,000 OPEN 4 Br 2 etory 9>19'1. hm
HSE S•tlSun t-5 2177 Pool/ape, 3 cat g.,, 3
v111a Entr1da Hollla trplct. 1595.000 1 .. lend.
Wood Rltr. US.8878 Open weekend•. VICant.
111111 II TIE 1111 ~r. 844-7424
3400 eq. h .. 5 lrg Br. 4 Ba. h..I , .. W ..... 3 lrplct, one noor 10 cell· P!tl • I Ing uaad brick In gigantic 2bt/3bt, 1 bit! from bMChl
den w/lltdown wet bar bay. Cuti flow utum 111
11ne1 lcemaket). walk-In Alck 1213) 208-1234
pantry. dining rm. pool
llzed yrd a AV 1toraga -.---.. --.-.. --erea F1bulou1 home to _,., It ..
r1IM ctllldren Walk to CIOMtow1tar.1hOp1,rM-
MarlMr'1 grade tchool & taurantl. OWC all financ-
e h op pl ng A 1 k Ing Ing $186,000. Playa R.E.
1349,500 In Waetclllf. Ill· 1HI
Clll LOii Millar 831· 128e Ullll YO ...
., .... , .... ,.w,.
Bftt of popular Miramar
Oraat view 1545,000
5'4~8231
WlllP'llll
3 Bdr 2 Ba+ pool, OWNER
SAYS HE WANTS AC·
TION. Call TOddy Smith
759-9100
GE 7c.,9 Ql()O
IUFFURI 11+1111• t 1H,IOI
NEW LISTING Penlneula 3 bdtm + den
Speoloua, bMutllully dee-home only 1 blk to 009ln
orated 4 Bdrm•. lormel ind half bfk 10 Ny. A
dining with exciting flOOf frame w/nlca mHter
plan. Cell Linda Oath to aulle. Alto 1doreble
.... a2et,eoo. turnllhad rant,.i unit with 142·1200 Pttlo c.1183f.1400
PETE BARRETI
.. REALTY
""" HI HI'" llOMI' hw.
ACAL ESTAT[
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lllTll.Llllf-11~ ... l•-------i Praat. <hi.ct Communtly Fantutlc vi.w -ltght• &
hal'l>of 3 Bdrm• latnlly Ill UITH·IY 1 .. 1 rm. formal dlnlnO rm. ln-
11% fixed rat•. 30 "" hm lpl, 3 bl, 3 cat oat· Mont1eo with t>ett OC 10• Pool/tennl•
view. 14 Rua Vlllere $150,000 Alt 8pm call
Open wtcnda. IMO· 1538 7 t4/1fl0..9538 Onr/tgl
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WlllllWJ&a• t 111MO
On• larg rul-d ·lat' lot. 4 BR, 3
BA, formal dinlng area, tar1e
family room and aaumable loan
Larry Dy r
........ 1'UltT1IUl 1411,IOI
6 tarp BR, ~au\J(ul fonnal Uv-
lng room and dining room, pan·
eled den w/flreplace and alt
down bar. Sparkling pool, coun-
try kitchen with breaktaat ar a + bonua room Barbara Aune .
.... tnllll I 1•t,lll LI
BJufft condo popular tn-levcl
11S" Plan. Cla1e to community
pool. 3 BR, specious living room
w /view deck and large muter
suite. Owner will usiat with
flnandng. May lease· option. •
Anita Schandel.
llPll I llMllLll t4IO,IOI
•'Por10f lno" ln Sea wind with
huge yard and ocean views. Thi.a
4 bedroom, 31,AJ bath, family
room ii perfect for family living
and entertaining. Owner will u--
allt with financing. Maureen
White/Ed Elcano.
WUTllWP llH,111
New ly listed, extremely apaclous
4 BR. 3 BA family home on extra
large lot. Beautifully landacaped.
Quiet It.reel. lhcl. land. Martha·
t.tacnab. a
• UIYll IMl,111
Pre1tige location th la oozy. warm,
4 BR, 3 BA home offers a pool
aiud lot on one of the flneft
atreeta ln thll country club com-
munJty. Danny Bibb .
.. UIYll TIWlll• 1121,111
A gorgeous customized and
enlarged Monaco in cul-de-sac. 3
BR, added famll y room large
fint floor n\alter suite with aauna and private garden spa. A
delight to show. Lucy Roee .
11111 1111,IOI
Move-ln ready Bay1hores! Re-
modeled top of the line ap-
pllancet! 4 BR home -60' comer
lot+ tWllhlne, privacy & garden
apace. I ncl. land Dona
Chichester.
2·11'11Y U.. ... S1,HIMI
WatAttfront ~· on water, 2 ~ yn.
new, model condition, water
vtew a from all major rooms. Dock
for ~ footen. Dona Chichester.
642-8235.
PIUTiltlll Miii 1110,111
Great location • view of bay,
Laland, lighta. Walk to Lido Vil-
lage. Spacious 2 BR. 2 1h BA
home In the aky. 24 hour aecur-
lty. Elegant decor., excellent
price. Joan Lewi.a.
IHfltlT M Liii 1111,MI
Outatandlng bayfront location.
Aawne on ext.ting financing
and build your dreamhome.
And/or have a rental unJt above
the garage if desired. Three fam-
Wet could buy the exiating trip-
lex for weekend fun. June
Davia/Anita Schandel.
IPUUI..... SHl,llO
ThiJ beauty ii a ~ BR home
w/Catalina view and a pool alz.ed
yard and 3-ar garage. Coby
Ward.
Ulll llllU S1,111,MI
On the .Bluff. Fabulous alngle
1tory home 6 BR, family room
altua~ in exclusive Cameo
Shoret on front row, panoramic
ocean & jetty view w /aandy
beach below. Sparkling pool In
secluded courtyard. Perf~ for
the growing family. Incl. land.
Donna 000.hall. ........ .,. .....
BeautJful "Delorea" end unit
wlth outatandlng panoramic
back bay and nlte light view1. 3
BR, 2 ~ batha. formal dining area
decorated In neutral colors. Lush
p-eenbelt. CJoee to communltf.
pool, tchooll and •hot>J>lna. Inc .
land. Donna Godshall.
WM.I Tl U . llAIT PUB 1111,111
Su~r comer condo 3 BR, 2 ~
BA. Larg redwood d~k(!d patio
overlooklng ereenbelt. Fireplaoo,
ekyllghta. Great kJtchen with all
amenitJe. lncludl"i prden wtn·
dow. Double prag with 2 open·
en. ClOR to pool & 1pa. Donna
Godshall.
•UITll 11 .....
Fairway location. Thia 3 BR. 2 ~
BA CUI~ home haa all lhe
quality you would upect from
thll pre.u,ioul location. Fea-
tW'CI an lncredlb~ kit.chm.
Awalltna your gourm~t
thotJlhta Danny S.bb I
144-1200
EICEPTIOlllL VALUES
FOR YOUR COISIDERATIOI
WALi Tl IUOI -1124,000
Outstanding buy for older or younger couple. BeautlfuUy maintained.
Private, guard gated community. 2 huge bdrms & 2 queen.sized baths.
759-1501
IYllLllll HU 1111111
Original owner & pride of ownenhip. Ou tat.anding decorating. beautiful
entry. shake roof & elegance. View of pa.rk & lake as well 85 golf course.
Only $168,900. 759-1501.
11,200 PU IHTI
With part of monthly lease going toward the down pyml when you
lease-option thia 3 bdrm, 2 ~ bath residence with mJnl ocean view! Only
a few blocks to the beach! 759-1501.
1211,llO -PllYITI IUOI
Accetl comes with thll custom built hilbide home in Corona del Mar
that provides a "O>unt.rya.ide" feeling with viewa of hil!JI & "open
space". Owner will help with low lnterest financing. 759-1501
HYll llNll -1111,000
Spacioua 5 bdrm executive residence with lovely Spanish influence in
decor. Large separate family room for entertainlng. Owner may ca rry
lat trust deed! 759-1501
PllllllD .... -1111,000
And thUI one la very aptly named! Beautifully appointed 4 bdrm. 3 bath
executive residence with VIEW, pool, apa and "studio" room added
Elaborate security ayatem. mirrored wa.lla, new carpeta. 759-150 I
~111111 n111
Ocean & greenbelt view -extra large priva~ ape. recreational area,
aeveral tennia courta. 3 lar1e poola. saunas & ;.cum. Guard gate for
aecwity. Only $428,000 -.beticr 11ee thll one! 759·1~1
UITILIFP
Terrific view of bay, mountains & 1parkllng Ughta at night 4 bdrms, 3
baths, 2 frplcl, beautiful grounds OnJy $249,000! 759· 1~1.
lfflUU -1411,000
Newly redecorated featuring oceon view, beaut.lful pool and W-at lot
Lota of used brick gives warm, famUy fttllng ideal for ~nterta.ining
769-1501
MYU llMll WITllllllT -·IUl,111
Spadoua •x.cullve home with ev~ry ammJty, view, dock and 1Up rnr
larg boat. Bat locaUon and value. 759-1501
IUlllFIOID YllW -1111,llO ..
From thiJ 5 bdnn mansaon hJ.ah atop Spy,W. Hill. One or th best
panoramJc ocean and bay vlewa we have ever teen! And the lp&l"k.hn
llahta of all N•wport ~h al nl&hl brMt.htaklncl Pool. •pa. tfC'Urlty
l)'Stem. You O~ the Landi Ovtt 3,300 1q ft .of execu\Jve luxury
7~1~1 .
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SUPER BUYS UIDER S 125,000
1130/IOITN
Total paY'!'e~t with $6,500 down . Super Hunungton Beach 3 bdrm, 2
bath home with ·cozy hrepla<X\ $109.900. 963-5671
USllE 10% YI Liii
$20,000 down and our owner will carry the balance for 10 years at 12'1.
Total payments $1,050/month. Lovely home with new carpeta. new tile,
remodeled kitchen. Priced below market at $99.500. 556-7035 l«
IEOLllEI IACIELOI PAI
Perfect bachelor pad with good assumable Joan. Beautifully decorated
throughout. Huge backyard wath detached garage. Great price for a
tingle farmly residence. $78,900 For more mlormauon, call 963-5671.
14,100 ....
Cute 3 bdrm cottage on large comer lot with RV access. New carpets and
floonng. Asking $91.000 For more information call 556-7035
IEIPEUTE SELLER
Lowest price in the complex Paat sales at $g5,000. Our seller •YI
•'dump it" for $89.900! Chamung 3 bdrm, Bradford Place townhome
Takeover existing loan payable 1650/month ~56-7035
llllLE FAllLY lllE -111,000 ~. ·
3 bdrm, 2 bath home located near The Crystal Cathedral and The Qty
S hopping Center. Almost new brown carpet, two car detached iaT9·
For detaib call 963-5671
10% DOWI -II e1AL1FYlll
Large 3 bdrm, 2.5 bath townhouse with vaulted ce1lmga In n911tt
bedroom. Central air, greenhoU!e wmdow in kitchen. Tennts, pool, ape.
Secunty gated. $106,500 963-5671 ~
YI TElll
Large family homt" an good neighborhood cl<*" t.c.> achools and Mil~
Square Park Three bdnn.1, 2 bath.! with doublf' attached garaie Cor only s 117,000. Call 556-7035
11,000 llWI -IWO IT 12.194
Beautiful Pepperwood Town home near Di nt·yland Th ii lS an up-
graded end unit w1th lota of lighl plus a lwo car encloeed g.ar
Sacrif tt pnce at $99,900 963-567 l •
PALI IPllllS 11muT -PllOE IWIEI
Single family home on 4+ IC'ttl N~w kitchen w1lh coty wood bum1na
atove, 31padou.1 bdrms and 2 bath.1 S.'l(TlfiN" for $69,900 For flnandns
1nformaiton. c'-lll 963 567 l
II llWmM -INLY llE•OIUTEI
Takeover C'xiltjng loana at an ovPrall rall' of l 1 AC\ Cute 3 bd..nn home
comple~ly ~novat.ed in 1982 Alkang $112.~ 963-M7l
lhll YUll IEW
3 ~nn. 2 bath lngl family horM wath 2 car att.achf"d gan,e and h~ pauo. $10,000 down and $900/month CaU 963.~71
UPll IDT All DLPI
F&mily h«M on qui t tn.-.-UN'd 1ttt t Sunk n bvmg room With cmy
H~pLlft. Park·like front and rnr yarda $11~.000 ~~7~.
111111 -TIUI YUU.. .
Two bdnna. lYJ balhl. Enclcad pncs and tn.I m conditJoN
18,SOO down and $699/mcmth Aakina $77 .eoo. MS-M71
llLLD WllTI MT
Only $5.000 down buys this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home wlt.h aiane f1rep&.c.
and fabW.oua fanuly mom $109,000. ·~71
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2870 Sen Mlluel Drive
Newport ee.di, CA. Q2660
(714) 769-1601
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nit 1 dubhM prtv Call bCh /mo &.46--vv $525/mo &.42-0481 P 0011 P 1 u • m 1 n y 434 1 Birch Newport Approx 300 aq 11 wl wutl Rob S •~nee NH/CM wOtll Independently At Tl tlH PlllT YUi E.0 E.
544·4015/eva 5.44·8144 Bachelor apt ~ blocit 10 Sml 1Br, t pereon only, 1menltlH For appt e41 18~ rm Nwpt Arte Cenw. 1 111 BO RM!ton IMtt 1YI' benlllngorSAL ... hOur t comml.JllOn to ---••••••
...--bHch. relrlg , etove 1918·C Wafl1c• ( teH &.44 0509 No pate 2 Br 2 Bi apt, prtflf etu-Cout Hwy "400 wm RE Broker Ill.I>« Oooo commu11lc•· tl•rt NO Sl!LllNO. 6 11 ........ /••• •1 •lHltl V tJ• 2217 13851v11tnow875-9229 S250)S375mo 931·3871 0-0 &.46-3025/993-'1040 &.42-2111 5-46-0elt tlon and organli.atlonal hour Clly "·"••on -Fri ..,..,,_ ---Cllffh111en 2 Br. 1 ba, frplc, Cioni 20-26, n/emkr. pt p ---klll T 3• ' .. ' "" • Colo ldet1 111 tr•I Cozy clean 3Br.1'..'i be Cor1a1 •1J-M11 27"2 Su"'"'rb ""~nitre 1 br. •A"'I l305tmo 648 0391 .,_,,, r v1te arty tiu W911 " ' •· 'Y~ " wpm; 10 Four po1tt1on1 open. ' n, .,,, n Near •choole 1 lake Ii ..... ..... .... ger, etc Ideal !or retired -----,.. cured 3rcl tru•t dMCI on key. Contect Debra Good wort! hablte & prior PI T, F/T 7&-&.447
S750 mo Ag1 931-0300 2 ed. den, lrg i eloM lo ger No pell Ref rig, 9*: couple NO pett. Avlll 311 2 Br 2 Bl lrvlne Ap1 that• EXECUTIVE SUITE NewPort home to UM II Bugarin (213')M 1·2114 lelaphon1 experience O.llvl"'·L A Tlmet to
HOMES FOR RENT beach S995 8!>1 8787 range '4IO "42·6"964 l500/mo, yrty 5-48-5306 wtwoman 1~25 /mo Nwpn c.nter 840-~ clown lor Newport oonoo llPl•IAL Ill pratarTed Opportunity hom~~ In Npt lch
Mltalon Viejo 3 g 4 Bedrm, Oarr•ll Path ProP PllllL"P YllW OcfAN VIEW CONOOS 1ncld1 ut111 111 & laat & or houM 180,000 &I teYo Equal ()ppty £mp! M/F/H for .Ov~t Not a 3:30AM-eAM. Economy
saoo-1850 Garaoes and 2 Br 1 • ..; Ba, trplc. pool,, ug 1 Br wllolt. encl 0.,, Furn Unlurn 1912-11500 l50d91> 788-5181 Oana ~~~~=~~~am. Banking bOller room Opetlllon cu raq'cl •HO/mo
reneeci yaro1 Kid• & pet• pvt f?!1Ch a~11 S800 jec, utfl rm, pv1 deck, Agent 531·4080 2 RmmtH. bHchfront llmllTH Call D.,, II &.4M733. 548-8.441, &.40-1413
OK Ag1 No le mo Call M Hiii. ogt blln1. lrptc 1750 No duplu. Balbo• Pen WIDOW HAS• tor TD'• OllllOl IHllHI HUYllY
883·0755 759-9100, evee/wknd• pell 2151 PeelflC: 850-5587 btwn e-7PM -i c .......... -.-... $10,000 up. No cr.011 UYllll. Lill 873-6189 631-6107 955-0ISIS~ " cheek, no peii1t1y c111 A locally ownecl Saving & Low pey. GrNI future. NMd!xtralnoome?Bean
I .rt lt-1d1 2"•t 4th rmm11. Fem 21·30 to ~ .... , ...... _ ...... -•·--A •73-73 1 -·-c rr 11 h Learn wtlll• you earn To Independent cerrter for
119 THE SEVI E 2 B e " ...,...,...,., NOC v 11 ...,..., u enuy u po• find out more 1"~·1 11 A•JI S imo Modern 2 2 Br lb• pv1 P•llo, park-LL r 1'1' • ltlr 4 Br hM, pool, tannla, ./ ,...,. -.__, -111001 avallabfe for both """ -THE REGISTER Mull tng, leundry, $700/mo w/ger new crpte dra~e. lrpl, 1 blk frqm bMch ./ _ .. ..,_, 1.!f W1at.. 1100 lull 11rne & pert time 5U 649l Tu1tln, C• have cl~lble 9000· ~~.?3~~~~3~.~~:. Nancy 8H·9060 or bltln1 lncd yd waler pd IN Nl:W~ORT BEACH $220 t utll &.46--0288 ./' _,.. ... ,,,.. 1106 WK p/t at home Tellara hperlenee 1451 lrvtne Bl Tuetln omy car lf'Vlne. Npt Sch.
pool, faouzzl, v, acre lot 673-9208 Agt $~=~9 C;,;· ~:~;6~~~2~ve Srnglee 1 & 2 Bdrm Ap1rt· Female Rmmt wanted, mid Webeter. Am«lc•'• l•v· preferred, c .. hl.,lng •x· CLERICAL Coale M .... & l~ Bet!
POHlblt lurnlthed or OP· 2 BR lba, pv1 paUo, park mtn\I 4 TownhoutH 20'1 lhlfl 3 Br. 2 Be orlte dictionary compeny, perlenoe ntC4tH•ry. part :~r.; 113 C~~. ~I ~y ·
uon 642 1366 1ng. lanundr S700/mo from 1660 (A•k •bout COM 1240/mo Aak tor Medi home worker• to llme 1' •ppro• 21 ASSISTAIT Nancy Coldwell Banker lurnl1hed apla complete Victoria 120· 1902 upOate l~l malling 11111 hrt/W9ek PIHM 1pply In c>eniif Aat'I, ortho, exp
2 I Den, newly decorated 644-9060 or 673-9208 me&liBllU with TV. llnen• & utentlll, C••••rcial Euy work Can be clone peraon II 19756 BelCh ICIM I e•ndld•I• lhould be req'd, ROA pre! 4 dya M-
CONOO 1ome ocean Beauulully landeciped may be rented for 1hor1 Fem: gorgeoue 2Br 2b• ltatila 2911 wttlle watching TV All Blvd Hunt S.ac:h (New· a mature. dependable Th FIT or PIT &.42·2929
view 2 car garage Bachelor apt. no kltt.l'\en gerden apta Pool & spa term or tonger No leaM Condo, JCfnt loc Pool, Jae, "'"· ••P unneceaury land Cenllf) EOE Hll·lllrter with good
S6751mo 760-8862 cloHtobeach Lndrylac Palloe/decka No pell req'dl On Jamboree RO etc662·2247att5twknd1 IALUAllWI t-719-842·&000X19022 communrcatlonlklll••nd llOALllLUU
"' bd, "' be, yr1y. Lido ltl• S3~ ulll lnct 838-0235 Bacn 5450 at San Jot1qu1n Hiiia Rd. Fe to ahr home In Eut. Prime retalt loc1t1on. *•EOIPTlllllT* BANKING ,,... ability to lnllt'fee. Part/lime, fllxlble tloura. 3
S1800tmo Aleo Harbor E190an1 2 Bdrm, 2 bo. 2 1 Bdrm S525 &••·1100 CM. S270/mo, ·~ utll• S 1600/mo Leue . n s• TILLE• with eenlor manegement yurt experlenc.. Foun·
View and Ocean Front pat101, llrepl1e• 131 E 181h 646-6816 M0-3"'33 att 7PM Mickey 950.5111 aft 6PM Phone. flllng, typing Some "' n and pret.,r.CS cuatomtfa. tlln V•IMly. 5~0fS8
lrom 11eoo • S3700tmo 420 Goldenrod 861-0660 161 E 181h $42-0856 IP&Ollll APT euetom.r con11e1 tn retell 2 Mull be detell oriented C 675·9197 • NB. PH condo, lem, non-Prime retail or offlee 2000 floor COYefl"" lhowroom wilh adaptable, 111bi. DENTAL HAIRSIOE A .. t
Studio apt. crpt1. patlO~ 1 Daaa Ptial 2726 1 ml/beh "'2•2357 amkr. oceanvu, lrptc. or 4000 IQ tt 528 W c II Y& 232• S..lng reaponllbl• I*· pereooallty and a min of Experlene.O. lmmecll-
4 BOr 2'h Ba. dbl gar near
school• 11200/mo
blk 10 belCh 11orH 2BR fba ..,.,.1 patio & na VERSAILLES 1 br $650 IP•. nr Llclo $400/mo 19th II Harbor, CM 1.80 _a 1· "' eon lor our Laguna 2 yeara recent gentf'al of· •tety; lull/time. Newport S•OO~ncld utua 494-3324 • ...... · • ' mo 500 Ct1gney • 107 &.42-5180 833·8383 ic 453 IQ. ft. Ric 931-1286. Agt 1300 WEEKLY Niguel branch. Appl!-flee H~rlenc. to h1ndl• Beach. 6'64-0032
STUDIO w/relrlg, micro Bike/hike to bch marlntl (213) 999.5735 --parllllme II home fllllng ean11 mu1l h•v• min. 2 • wld• varl4rly of reapon-lllT .... -...... Lido Realty 673-7300
Gib Walker $550tmoM4-6493 For F & child, own pvt Want.CS· 10001Q ft ~ire-outlncometaxlormeour· yr1. current ••Plf'. u tlblllllel -.,.,
011en. 3round floor. pv1 VERSAILLES condo 2br. bdrm & be In epac CM houM Mull have 15 cell· Ing tllJI ... son. Ful Eu· teller wllh HPoturo In Llgh HI TOUCH, HI TECH
BackB1ycondo.2Br2ba, 1390 75-6811 REIOHLU/LllEIEW 2ba llp b1lconywlvlew. 1pt, OW. lndry. yard. Inga, ventilator. drain In lly learn.CS Call handling 11•ult 1nd teller 1 1~(~urate) t~lng Huntlngtone..chotflol ln
S850 Avail tmmeO Dys C fll 2724 2 bdrm, 2 ba. wood lre>k; lu• bldg gate hN, 2 ear frplc $350/mo. t11 & tu1 floor •nd truck hgt rear 7 l6-842-&000 Including cash Mu1t be lemllter requ r
4
"' wpm pr •• .,. N&tdl ot I career mind· &.42-2119. evee 5411-3080 Hll Ill microwave wtnew gas 1n11de prkg. clubh"'•M & Brooke 850·1739 ev" en1r1nce Dealre 1re1 s · ..... ,,.. on II .... bal rn ably on an IBM Memory, .CS, t.-m orient_.. tr-t ..,., unday Ext 73208 .. , · '''"' •nc p 1hor1hand preferred. _, ""'
BEACON BAY 3Brl3Ba 1 Br 1p1. avail now. gar· 11011e. OW, gerbege dttp pool, 1 yr teue $800 F 10 ah7°2 br, 1 be CdM ~::.:te;:1h St C M Call ' 1nd breneh contro HNvy Incoming phonea otttce "peopi." t::,90fl·
1 0, 2 yr ltlte no pets age. pool, 1pa '495/mo ' aecurlty gara~e $700 650 1335 or &.45·2702 duplex w/F W/O. frplc 100010&0 Supervtaory exper dt· require pleaHnt, pro· 4\.\ daytl.,,,., 8 2·1431
S 1900/mo 675~8817 Call bfr 6 645"5877 ' dep ~a_ll_493• 102 Yrly leue on the cane• :-, 1337 .50 Feb 1. Nanoy la•aatrl&l &lllTll tlreeble. Mu.t be able 10 ffttlonat telehone m•n· Scott"'· Fo«t, DOS
,-Br apt wllrg fncd bckyd El Tero 2732 Br 2 Ba $1300/•no New 160·0824, 850-9431 ltallla 2120 Co111 •M111 Chrlellan lype 35wpm end IO key '*' Dental ROA ch•lratde ••· Beau! 4BR 21,;,ba, lam rm ..
din rm . pool. Jae tennl•
Mini ocean vu Newport
Cr"1 condo S 1400/mo
646-0688
Peta OK Nr 22nd & New· Lux condo 1 BR ate crpt1 2 lrplc s. no pet• Mut ... aulte w/""'" b• ... 1F C P A firm 11 aeet<tng 1 cbrl 1fch If you are qualllled and !*'len<:I anCI eapllldeO por1 1525/mo 730-0558 enclad gar 675 .,.,,.6 "' .... "" 5000 aq ft lnclde office, ...,'°" lor , ... a"""lt 11ett • or appl belween rnter .. t.CS to work In our Outlel S .... -NB ,..,.._.,_ pool jecunl. 1enn11 ·uvv non-tmkr lovely home, .. ~ , ... "" 1 0 Im 3 pm I ""' ... -,..,. near 17th & Plao.ntla 1-2 year1 publk: eecoont· • 0 n Y beautiful Newport S.ac:h requlrer1 addition of
1 Br duplex, $385/mo 111,
last & MC 646-575'4 7?1
Weelo CM
aaune, pv1 l1undry 662-7420 •ft 3. 1Y meNQ 12100/mo M6· 1184 Ing audit ,.,..,i.nc. r..__ •95--0850 ottlces nte ... call dedicated 1nd ... 111, pr"'-
$550/mo. 768-6101 '1•-•-•••• -"""' ·-2 ... -.,... • MiF prof only to 1hr C M 900l/I Incl. office quired S.i1ry ot)tn. Call 1 ... 1on1I, 2 hr1 1t1ff.
Big Canyon large 2 Br 2
Ba S 1850/mo 759-0706
Owner. BrOller.
New 2-aly -2 Bd condo. Spac1ou~ single, one beautlful turn. 2br condo Mr Tracy 754·1040 HPllLIO PllllAL PERSONNEL DEPT 752-1320, 111• m1g $610. h 760-6951, w Npt Terrace. faooloua llU 100 ampe, 12 11 door UWllll INTERVIEWING BY
851•2000 Atk for Mr b !WO bedroom aph I S300tmo, call 759-8009 APPOINTMENT ONLY DENTAL ROA, exp chair· 1 BA duplu ap1 lor QU .. t
atnote person, Nwpt Hgt1
area Stove & relrlg. 1375
mo 111 & rut 642-5939
w/pvt Joe 350mo +uUI Ill l /f ,.. C Ammerman Belinda &.42-0575 Misc. lnt1l1 2t S IAJll AOOllO "" Cl14)ll0-IOOO '"''· 4
dYI. watm M office,544-3000
Blul11 3 Bdr 2 Ba condo.
nu Orepea cpl & paint,
walk to pool, ten . 1hop s 1050 873-2675
, BR So Coal! Ptau
Park llke setting Poor.
spa, wall rm aecur1ty,
aome u111 pd 1500t mo
646-0686
a .... -.. IC~ ~~~~": .. m•J.~;::kcL:i iYilUILE The 0~~~1 Diiiy Banking ~I ',.~:,.,,' .":..!~'. .';.':, SlOO• ""' M0·8369 .:~~"~~:r.~m. :~~;,::, ";.!'-:''";';,:; m1L1H IAWIHI Si l:f·mk uw11~:r:.':,Y1111
Condo. 2 Br, 2 ba, 2 car
gar, nr Hoag Hoap
1795/mo 640·5324
dewehr, balcony, elngre M to ehr Npt 2Br Iba apt olher approved gather-oriented Major Accoont 11 lr1ul11tle1 0 gart1ge. 1 Child Oii. no Bayvu, 2 bike bch. patk· Inga DI• clubroom lum. Executive with a proven We h111e ~nlng1 for ex>· I\. I. Or~• Cout Dally Pltot ~'' pleeee $575 • 1300 JURNISHED or Ing, qu .. 1 1340/mo. Wk w/bar & toe Oft premlM8. track record GrHt eratlone/new account• _ , "!\ '\\'f)( )rt 1 f\Jllltlme Ortverl.O
EASTBLUFF CONDO 3 Br
trl-.. vel dbl gar pool
$1100/mo 759· 1341
2 Br -1'i. ba 323 E 18Jh
S1 Twnhse lrplc, petro.
gar $650
dep Agent. no lee UNfURNISHtD 6'1-2175 hm 676-1904 Central Nwpt Bc:tl toe oo potentlal. gueranteed pereonnel 11 our fle'# la--acr .. nar Reeponalbl•
863-0755 All UTILITIES PoollJ•c4br home, wllhl· ,,... Bay. Call 642.,.844. draw against com-cB1111yh ln1 1ttie NewpTohr1 Equil_OP_P_ly_E~p1 mlf :::err,:'J, u:,,:n!i::
Sierra Mgmt 641-1324
'Bdr 3 8.12 carglr. 2 sty p•10, HEALTH d I SC p ·-··••c••••h 002 mlHIOn Dellre tomove eac . rll ne .,.. • OLlllUUI lat-.. m., ... ,,,_ Wiii .... ,. ry, rplc laza, M 1111 1n10 man1gemen1 a plul qualllled candldlla mu11 1 med ._ ""' -""'
twnhme. In hllllop wood· CL URS TrNNIS 21-35. 1lralghl, n/amkr -T·v-c•o•MM .... _.£R_C•l"'"A"'"L...,I Send reeume 10 have etrong Hies aklllt m Pollllon In ••-tr•ln.CS In lhoP to traffic Fido llnel Kida too 2 Br 2
Ba home walk to ocean
cherm lrplc dbl gar ~75
530-6190 1mell tee BEST
2BR 2BA garage, good
eas1alde tocauon. no pe11
$550_ 646-2280
ed Mtllng Quiet & p111 SWIMMING. plu\ $275494-21421&.41·3523 p 0 Box 1560 encl de.Ire 10 be with lhe pending deve10,em1 co. acle, terMn ~ovt1, etc
Sloped celling• Pvt much more' Sorry Prime locallon, nr be.ch. Cotta Me~. 92626 publle DHlrable ex -acct. dept equlrff Rechelle &.42 321 bet 3
patio Poo1111c 1090 no peb Model\ $295 ~ utll Pvt Rm & B• SEMIN•R-FREE + EOE perlence •hould Include tome exper In bkkpg to & Spm.
2 Br Ap1 wllh patio &
enclsd garage $525/mo
546-5882 al1 6 549-1976
All< lor Linda
1s1 last & sec 962-0718 499_4722 I\ . • IRA do gent backup. lncluo" -----••••
$550-$750 2 & 3 Br Apll. open daily 9 lo 6 Video ecreen , .. , offere<l • Keogh reM1rch, pr91> aeheO • -... ----.-..&1..--.. -,-
enclsd garages. waeher & 0 k d PROMONTORY POINT by Peraonal Meneger of AOOT~ OUlll e 011a Line Syslem llllng, XlfOX, etc Growth rans ......-.. rtf llAHOR RlllE
4 Bdrm n1a1e, former
modal. and highly uP·
greded Beaut ocean &
c11y Ille view Comm
pool. ti>• & llflntl 13500
6«·0927, 760-6333 Ag1
dryer h k up a a WOO Prof to ahr 2br 2ba, view, many auce11ful cOen11 In Hoepll I experienc e •Now accountt baled on lblllty & In· 4 Oaye waekk lncl'g
yard1tpat•o1 Apartmenb ipa, $4 25/mo 675-2212 1he lndu1try prelerr d Good analy-•Exception proce111ng 1tlat111e App~ •1 Mol11 wknde. 875~101
2323 Delaware Re9p me 10 ehr 3 Br, etepa ALL AGES 11cal & communication We otter • lull benefit Develop 8 6 Aclame HIYIU lllMI •TOWNHOUSE 2 Br
1'"-Ba. garage & pa110
548-908.4 1545/mo 2420 Whlt"9ndl Ntwport Bu dl So. to bch. avail 2/ 15 1285 For lnlo call •klll• Newport Beach lo-package Including reUre-~:· 92~~llnglon Beech. c1 ... 1. II ' Ill Xlnt &alety
Newport Beach Realty l 700 16th Slreel laura 831-4SM (211>'81 .... 11 cation Fehr 840-8950 ment program & health 220·1520 SmalllM
MARIOR VIEW
HIMES
3 bd, 1 ·~ b• WSld• Daya &.42-1603 ( 0 RONllnd 631-52119 c21•\.AA1 1121 Actlvll'" L•adtt• (YOIJth) t>enefl1• It ln1ere1ted Brano new, erp1a, drp1, & Eves 960-4614 at Over) •r-· pleaM call !or an appl. at
I E I · 642 5'J3 Rmmte 10 lhr 2 br •"t, Mon-Fri 1 30·6.30pm
OLlllGAL PAIT /Tiii Ull mu llllll
Pra1tlglou1 Newport Gu~. g•lt, homemldllftl Beach ottlee IMk• re-
ltau•I•'•' g~·ln~o n;~r.·1 se~~~~~ ULlllTOI APTI/ . c M N/tmkr Pool. j;c; SCRAM-LETS Mull be 19 w/chlld care •lttrll•c ,.,,.,.
645-6646 Quiet 2 Br 1 Ba. near Nt wport Beadl No. $215/mo Miki 631-2737 experience Orenge •11 lr111l11fft1 1pon1lblt. well organlttd 8 LL 1t KODAK FILM
lndlvldu11 with typing coupona Church benefit
$425 1 Br upper crpt• beach s515 960-6656 880 lrvtnt' Avenuv Room av111 In E/tlde CM ANSWERS Coall VMCA
842
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9990 114/112·1200
drps t>lllns No pell Close 10 beach Lrg 1 Br (at I f>th) home 1300 utlll paid Adverll1lng Consultant EE 0 IF M H
2 bdrm1 •den
111101••
11c1111 55 wpm, minimum 1 240--0•27 __
yeer offtee e111>9f .. nce SALES
agl 760-1397 673-7761 710-0 Jam9t 955-0809 Condo patio wld lrplc. 645-1104 540-4569 (Ive m91110e) Embelm ·Imbibe 3 Glo11y -Taully
Harbor View Homea s45ot mo 2 Br 1 Ba lower pool & 1ac Sec ga1e1. I••••••• .. Share Balboa ocearifron1 HaraH . Peelle
Mon.ieoo 4BR 2ba for covered prk~ S57Stmo d I p f N d d le&11e S 1580 per mo ~~~edc;~ceup!~cyllores . 968· 632 yr~~ ~j3~~~c:;a;;r;_;~~· You ::o~y ~~~Tr~R!n 010 eop e ee e
Gardener inc 7~-6211 2268 Maple St croae to beach. 3 Br 2·~ S11 Clt•tatt 2771 Shr beaut 2 aty Batbo1 married man wtten yo1.1 lmmed'1ately
LIDO ISLAND 3br nome TIL M1.t 1~2-1103 Ba 2 story, lrplc; patio & 2 Br 1 Ba nr bus X beach Pen home, compl furr1l '" a car load ol young
2000 sll w/beau111u1 gar e g e No Pe I• pool & l aundry rec Steps to beach N/emkr llCllM ind lhlnk of tnem Local nutrient menufac-
courtytrd 2 car gar avail $625/mo 2 Br ,,,., Ba S725tmo 964-0896 $475 mo 495.6217 No chlldrenlpe1• Thru at potential BABV SIT· lurer looking for people
211 675-57921646-3345 greenbelt lndry rm, ntce Condo 2 Br 1,,., ba pool June 15 S400tmo ulll pd TEAS to hire and train lndlvlcl·
loc 2078 Thurln • · · lHal 2100 I Udo laland 0 the I lrplc & frig S670/mo 673-8766, 673-M 16 SPIRITUAL READINGS ualt Or mgm1 Potlllon.
2Br. Mair 'ad~ on c::a~: IL •st• 142-1101 548-8108 or 536· 1082 CdM room w/fuU bath Un-Single car garage wanled Advice In all m•tt•ra Love, No exper needed Com-
lronl. comp! remodele<l Eeetald• aludlo hoose 1Br Walk 10 beach 1 Br alove furn No kitchen Prlv 10 park ear & Ute wood marriage & bu11ne11 pany1wlll train Mull heve
b.' counter patio 2 car tkl1 n N 1111 · enlry No ,_,a Utll pCI o Aleo cooneellng 1815 own ran1ponat1on .. w c ew cp no ,8,,11oe "arpeia drepea ..... working nr ra""e' 15th u•i UP TO gar 45 pier for bo11 Pv1 tg yard Utll pd Gar· s525,m; 536_4637 $300 • MC 675-4663 c M 673-0141 .... So Et Camino Real. San n
,,1nu111c loce11on denerS425Jmo645-6453 EASTSIOECOSTAMESA ---Clem Llc'O 492•7296 $8 76 :~i-02%~~ve1476·0688 EtSIDE 2 Br garden ~1?1 lr•lat 2744 Rm avail In pv1 home. WE H~~~R~~~at~UI Ltat l ,.... 3004 P.er hour
LllO llU
Attracllve 3 BA 2 BA
11ngle 11ory S 1300/mo
8111 Grundy 675·6161
Lrg wa1er1ron1 . 4 Bt 3 ba
• dbl gar 30 loot dock 2 Y'
lte. 12500/mo 650-2730
N-port Shores 4 br, 3 ba S 1175 Cenalfront 4 br
S 1400 Canallront 5 br
$1495 Ag1 840-6208
Park Lido Condo · noer
Hoag. 2 Br 2 Ba new
crp1a 2 car garage No
peta $750/mo 548-8251
Aent ,.11 1ea&1i Lido late ''Q 4 Bi o ._.ner fle••ble
\ 1900/mo 675-9103
eundeck $495/mo 160 f Br poor. apa. lennle, S225/mo 642-8738 un11m11.cs 832·4134 Call ~'" L H Roblneon
2 tst air/c $475/mo M/F, Newpon, REF'a req I l W .. 714 891 5996
Large 1 bdrm wl garage. Vogel Pacific; 640-6161 ~~~: ~=~~''s·3j5•cc. ,fiar, Covtapt~ jn aarHlyt w 1, :::S FOUND ADS • •
WHtstde No pe1a L•.aaa• lt1c~ 2741 DO ,._.. 1 64~3487 att 5 _ atler 6pm 8~-5458 reaeonable 2 Br rental ARE FREE a arm ... 1 1 ocean view dining c 0a11 M 111 ere 1 1n1taller. Hrvlce man,
Large '2BR Carpet• rm b i g 1tor1ge Furn Roomneerbeach& 979·2899 experreq,excoppor1un1.
drape1 2246 Canyon No 497-7221 lrwy $250/mo Hun1 C U ty All·w1y1 Alan Alarm1,
1>911 1526 832·1766 Bch 963-4954 Rnponelble. qu'8t 30+ F 3 : 714·661-1111 2br 1ba, 1 block beach needa CdM/Nwpt hOOM -
7-LJKE BRANO NEW" Blue Bird Cyn Lg kite In lurn C M home. to share to S350tmo 141·1111 An1w MrVlce Telephone
Spar1111ng t Bdrm from S690 (714~9<l--0501 $230/mo Call Chrl• 1f1er 67s-0305 operator. varloo1 1hll11
'465 Utlla pd,,pool ger-S-aanrnn ,.,..,n v•-.... 2 4pm 8.45-2435 382 3rd SI Lag Bch
1 --.. ··• """' " ,,._. Single car garaoe wanted • 99e no Pt • bd. 1 ba wlklbch. Sii~. Lovely lurn room in Co1ta 10 park ear & 1119 wood Found btk, pen Lab'°.fovnd Apartment Mlnager Cou·
301 Avocado, 642-4905 utlla & gar 1-cl 497.•50 1 Mell Call alt 8PM p'· wllh ew I I 241wWiiton631·0960 __ "_ ... working. nr Or1nge/151h In c.trlt09. 8.40-2698 .... ~perence or 548-8892 c M 673•0741 Colla M•H Apia Salary
MESA PINES 2650 Harle LIJDll 111111 2752 Lrg rm pvt bath kl1 prlll Founcl Hueky type grey A • bonue 1 Apt No ~11
BEAUTIFUL t B, $495 26r 2'1tb1 condo view/ iac Clote to bch 1250 , Gtrlftl for white dog, vie Brletol & 642 4907 wlldya
PAV pallO pool •PD mis frpl, CIOM to lhOP· ulll 963 3696 ••• , 2912 MacArthur 720-1182
TOParM qu1e1 nopets p1ngS750 831-534'.J Found Slameae Cat AP· lPPLIUOflTOllE
549· 244 7 Male S250 non-1mkr HB IEWPORT IUOI pr ox Jan 10 Nr H B Pott l&IAIH
754-7067 days. 960 7037 Garage t0x20 S95 olltca Qrey/creme I Colla Mell, lull/llne Nf
Wanted Harbor Vtaw Newer 3br 2ba M Verda ll~rt lt1c~ 2769 t1ve1 end early am 645-4800 or 645-3323 969-2130 vice experience required
Spyglan etc lamlly home etrium. open VI k b $1050 'h TO BEACH 2 bd. 2 M•tr Br & B'", relrlg No c 1e Eiccellant Hlary & bonu1 home ASAP f59·0540 eam1, mo , no ° FOUND emall 1an 1pot1·"
d car gar, lrplc, patio, WtO 1mkr 1m1m11a or waler-""'j 642-0240 Dan Joanie
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pell. gar ner. water furn $800tmo 968_8263 dog. hair 11and1 ul) et H JaH IJ. 2271 545-3627 4-9pm ~ w1mo1 bed Mu11 111 ln10 lamlty Office ltatlla 2114 neck. Harbor/Adame Art/Interior o .. tgn. flex-
K!'.'.1h s J I 2 bd 2 bl. dlthw11he1. re-1 tmvlronment '1• ml to Jib( 1,. f1 ... ,11, 1200/mo ""'4-2526 Ible houri, wlll tr11-
"7\IU •n uan c OM 10 Nice 2 Br 2 Bn AVlll IP· hAach E I MIF 175 '~ "" ..... .... .. be I\ II & I lrlgera1or & llOVI seoo .,., mp 779 &48-4625 ec hi • rtver view pro• Feb 111 1495/mo No Pet1 545-4855 dep $300/mo HB W 191h St, tulle D Found Yng blk dog. vic 'Br 2 Ba. pool spa 1enn11
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S7!>0mo 661· 13 13 work 642 75~6 e11&1 or wllnd• 3 Bdr 2''7 Ba condo. Npt * $260/up crpla/drpi 536-1986 11 .... rl~t 4Sl7 2123 eves & wknda Terr . $850/mo, 111 .. 1111 Np1 , walk 10 bch, pool. !en-1•
A .. 1 C 0 " , ... 50 a/c, r1tm 1730t S.ach L 1 M II I tr I b or • MC dep 914•1 HfO n111 , Incl u1111 01 orng cit. wtorng ortt to ti OI Keep Ille nom• urea burn 548·4260 or 993-4888 Bhid H B 842·2934 eye1. lg helr. red eOll•r •Die Attach
laatl AH 2210 mg 11111 winter F111 your 3 Br 2 ba. 1t91>1 to beach •Cd .. di ul •c (oot of city 1an) R .... 1rd •Wirt Bond flrA ood n-d• t> 100~ N1 bea<.h Balboa 1re1 "" " • 1•• "' 1mfi' ...., ·-off S.nt. Cr.,. 3 Bdrm .,w .,... Y " No pete Gar~ "'''6 pk f $""" 28 84&-781SO •He<met'A Saal
.. "' u "'"' .. 67" 613·8882 Kelly ""' .. , .... """ LOii Or /Wht Mor I• I ..... ..,,..... "OU .. '~ "rpte • yar"" · 1000/mo 6 0·893 . E c-•et H..,., 876 '"'"" •ln•..-.ton •nj 1n c:l 11t\ll11d I S FMn1le $300 , •, ulll r ng rom ..,,.,. 5 "'
S550 BE l le& ., , " 845 1421 r iy,. ... •T11t Room •hare ball\ Sn& AcroH from Rlveralde M C11. 118. Coll Pie. CM •Package Plallng IHI~ Llf!ll 2216 Haat. ltlC~ 2740 Ha1t. ltu~ 2740 N1tWpOf1 Beach 645 2500 Drive Pott Olllee 800 ~ Reward 6"'5 5608 PleaM apply 1n pereon
59Crudedi>each cottage, avail Jan 301h fl S 400 IQ 11 204-20 Lott P.Olgr .. mile W1111e llflrt1at1t1I
1 Br 1 ba lrptc w1111c 10 Rtvertldt Drive Npt Bch A pedlgrM Plehon Friel• 0 I ..£.t I
beach S700 .c99 2328 I K b k '; IUWI IOnL Bell Prle'I 873-3777 remelt "Mfatt • TuH •••11 1 .. 111 H . enney UO p or t • 11550twll &upC0101TV Allracttve Airport erH, evening. vie Yorktown & 73l50PIJflmenSI T11tl1 2290 Pl\OMll tn room new pro1 .. 11on1t olffe. Brookhurat 9'2·4503 COlll Mell
Pool. jlClun l frplr. belcony Wasn 't he the Ambassador fr om "74 N:;:.~~,4~llld CM bldg .• , ue NNN, build LOii' Shaggy grey meta ATllnta GLll
enhance 3 Br 2 B• wlgar Au stralia under Teddy Roosevelt 7 IO eult. tOOO aq ,, ' up Poodle An• to "Jocko" Alrj)Of1 .,.. Front deak 167~ 539·8190 BEST fM SEA & SUN LODGE Vltlbte lrm lr'Wy 151·5989 Vic Monte Vitia, CM Re-!*'ton. PI T 752..05e5
C"I. ..... 4•4 .-~ :Ko. -v r r JC $100 wlc up Colot TV Bayfront omc... patloe warCI 846-08.49 AUlO
par .. ng, an tor• Miiii""' 9 ... 1,.,._ 8p•n 3 LOT PERSON 10< car ran· ffll't -. " ,..r--., 3026 w Cout Hwy Npt '"I ~ I I I
"450 Dlir mobile home no U f H 9 3 1003 . .., .., "·w-
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19" 1 N ...... P""I ••5 8373 I 1 • ff 1250 '.\el*<. 84&-8133 wlb•tcony, bl" view, WARD 494~7•8 &m p••ft Mimi .. • .. .,. .,.. on, o ~ d11t1nchvriy di crcnt ~rtmtnt lloofptant ' .,. 11 Suw1nd VtlllC• in H111111n1ton 8tldl S.aw1nd Working re :.>5-40 non tub·le•M °' rent Call A E W ~RD Lo at Ir g pt•IM 0111 IE ORO
All UTILS PAID
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Cullom ~n '"'""" l)OOI bbQ cov rd g1raa-
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landeuplng No P91• ·
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3&5 W Wilton l.4-2 1071
E 1101 amall ept,
11ove/relrlg, 1285/mo,
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b11fron1 2 Br, if,, 61
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0U11~1ng wtwr. wet.,
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blend 01 natu1e ,,., ~•·111 -nntled"' e totat .. tll ltta I leu• 2to2 17th/Otang-e, CM 220 aq A~. CM 6"'S·53n =:C, ~."~~
blbtil•nc brooh '"' q11111 pon4t, cQOIM !Ir ntlure( Nwp\ Bch ruldenc•. "· 519& per 931-3092 .Ptratul1 m AP tor Glen Of -,:, °"'" br"m Add to ltlat lfftntt COlllU. SWlllUllllll s 1401~ RE"'• • ,,, CANNERY VILLAM -840·84·U STERLING
pools • •Pt •lld • con¥tll*!l toution near llloOCMna 1•,v1 • w , • q u 1, • 0 SmaH onio. llPec98 •v•ll OIROUS OF MOT ORI, Lid Roll• ano tmolovmtnt Ind toll'•• tot • Oltu tnYOM wt111d 642 7892 42~ 301'1 St GrNI lo-RoyceL8MW 1&40 ,,."'_
prolldlrtell ~ (C.en Aeft~n~) OM al'ld cation low r1tu IASlllE l>Of .. Roed Npt 8ctl
r.-o llldroom. OM llld two lletll 9"rtlllftlll Private room Me111 (ewe 815-5702 or 84f·3345 711 NO HAAIOA BLVD * .. -.. ••y *
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S nd lady 7&4 1 ,83 CM/NI lndu11rtal Parll FUl.l!l'TON 0Pf)Ot1unlly 01111 With ~WI 800 or 2300 '" oto aptc.e ltM 111 Or•noe Co. Aotlt ~a Ho11la,Jlet1l1 2tM R & o, ...... tretntno °' ., l llY l Wiii BMW e1110 dta~fp fOf
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count 2 Br le9tn1Qhtly, 1 E•ecutlw Off~. gtNt TO 801VE YOU anewerlng and •Of'ftt
Bf f4ttn1Ql'lll,. 4H·1&2t 1oca11on recepllol'ltt, OPEN 24 HAI IYP'nQ. '"" Twnt M IHH Hll~ Ylllp Ll"I, Hu~11 htcll CA 1etepfl Cd'llalhy ltllleon f0t In· (714) 198·1961 Vautloa ~~ :::i:::::· t•rv•••· 140·144'.
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McrMdlfl, l!lfll .,.. ~ Mcfldden l.t S-iM 't Mammoth condo •" to FOA R HT Furn offloe. ~~: Jaml>Of .. AO,
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Bank of Newpor1 11 looking
for en1nu1lutlc Individ-
uals to join our 11all
Excellent oppQrtunily tor
mot1va1ed appllcanta
wtio enjoy working with
th!! publlc and hevo a
11eady work background
Good numeric aptitude
and/or t Hhlerlng ex-
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qualify
Voo wlll be worlllng lri
beautiful offices with a
lnendly work anvlron-
men1 incl receive full
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INTERVIEWING BY
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PERSONNEL OEPT
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Equal Oppty Empl m/f
1umanu11
Rent or top "11 Futlton
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NAT llOUllOI .......
Loe near OC Alrpol'1 Earn over Seo<> comm. pr
Salary S5thour Call Wll working with world
Frankie for appl lamooe photogrepher on
MERRILL LYNCH exciting book project
RELOCATION Muel be confident, love
752-0707 EOE MIFI H ohlldren and the out
OHITAIL lllftll doora No up nee
850--0125
IPHlll 1111.. Electronic: AtMmbty. Ea-
CHEERS RESTAURANT. perlenced with hlll
Entertainment •nd danc-1p9akert 1 mutt $5/hr to
Ing. We need cocktalf atart 556-9220 ..,....,, We tr1tn Stu-
dent• OK Full, pit Beach llPUYllm
& Warner Call be! noon IPPllTlllTlll 752~955• 647-996& pm BOOKKEEPER $1400
OILlll/llUll Mutt be knowtedgeable In OIUILT&IT conttruetlon 101n di•· burtemente Wiii trlln, own bullne11, MEDICAL $1300
comm Sendra 6'65-8178 Experlenc. required ror
Cllll HLPI.-back office Politlon.
Mull 1p9u & r .. d Eng-CLERK AUTOMOTIVE
11111. Hove 1r1n1 & be fie•· S 1100 Ible Call bw1n 10-liPM Mutl heve accurate
M on.Fr I. C C C H ' typing, dH lerlhlp tx· 5 g .,,.. pertenee r9qulr.CS. 4 • .,.,., 1 GENERAL OFFICE S 1100
OllnD HlP Mu11 have BUlc IV com·
Full/time Arbor Ci.aner1. puter Ul)«lenee & good
lrvlne. 552~985 cu1tomer ""'~ ~r· 1onallty
OIT IPIUTll 110·2112
Growing eteetronlc• dla-F ... paid by employlt'
trlbutor aeeltt gOO<I typlet CONTEMPL ~ERSONNEL
to train tor on tine com-SERVICES
pyllr eya1em, exit OP· 22865 Lake ForMl Drive
portunlly and company Et TOto, C~
banetlu. Call Eru / -
893-0200 Kldl' 1811 homt·t4)0 tell Ail 10r1; of people uM ltl•lr "don't nefKI•" too?
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lorll Of lhlnqa 8.42·5e18 Clllllfled 8.42°5918
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perlenc• • mu11 Excel· ,
1en1 P•Y & t>enefltt Ken'a .
SO.I C..tlf, &&4·8600 '
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PART TIME :.
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Laguna Beach area (2 hour1
per day). Weekdays r .M. -
weekends A.M. Earn aoout
$400 per mo. Call Mr. Barrow
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Hair Oellaner 7 AM -3 3 0 PM l neat and felhlon•ble. Sttow ChlldUalt and i..t· llcotU.(213)ee&-111M w .. kl, m f, 1250 Letty'• Aefrig. l90-721!
Manlcurlat 3PM-11 :30PM, PIT Cati HMvy=.MuataleO ter People. 8af•ry +full TOP 5-41-M71or85M211 i S 00: CSlti.tlud~,.Fln.c:VE. bFwtl nc c10CAHM-~~!'1 .. .!ton1 • enjoy t l)Ybtlc. ~~ .... lmmedh 7~ngt1 . Femalea pr9f. Modele and Delmatlon PIJP, 1150. Cel w~ ~13h•.; ~~. ,,..
ru · r · · __ ....,., •L...a...-.... " 1 _., ,._mut • _......., Eacort1. (213~-1"•" ........... 20. __.. •-V'--t Aak tor Judy IM0-&443 ~ -I t I ,.,,,.,.. .-.,_..,v -""" ·-no-tor 50 646-5'MI
hotel Nur~••'I •-• 200Newport=er Or * IUlllTllll * Tow Truc;tl Driver. •X· Meley OoQat t10 anyebil fWrtg. PNlco. tr~ ••••••••••••••! •••••a UY OLll ,. __ --..1,.__. or· ... ~. u-8Nctt Atteranona. Bridal & For-perlance. f lT. d•y•. (OAOOMlHO SOiOOI.) 1~atier. 11tnt cond Mondt)', Juuaary %3 --v.o• ,..., ,......,_....., .... -...,.. mat Shop. EXP8f wl dell-H&--e505 TMC:tlet. 21 yn .,..,. t1eo. t1~
ARIES (March 2 1-Aprtl 19): Perceive picture in its entirety -bits HOUSEKEEPING FT/PT· deye/evenlnga. Receptlon19t1Typllt. Poe-cet• flbtlc». C. M. Tran1portatlon P1'6\net: 5-41-2&48 Twtn 0\19n, ciuatom Im-
and pieces arc now falling into place. Focus on dependents. pets, Full ttm• end pen time Convaleacent ho.J!ltet, ting, filing. !x«*I. work-85'"55H 5-41-1821 l..Mdlng OC Conaunlng Pit BuK pupe, UKCIAOl.A ~. 30" lltldfl
employment and acncral health. Job Jets done. family dispute 1s poalllonuvallable ~~2-~· Ing oondliione. 540•1111 lllllTllY firm, need1urban ''IMP reg, MlF. wonned.••• o)l'tfi t126. 173--1403
anucably settled. Cancer, Capricorn nauves figure in scenano. FRONT DESK "•c.pt1on11t18ecret•ry. planntr wlmln 5 'JI'• prot old. l200 & up.13141tc C Mtl
TAURUS (Apnl 20-M ay 20): What appeared o ut of re-ach 1s now service oriented 1nd1v1d-~..!k~a light ~~:.'raJkM· ~~=::ft ~t--; ::= ~:=. = POOOLEB AM PEOfU in: en;.,.
available. 0N"n hnes of communication. 5how that you can lauizh at ue1. CRT POlll"". reaer-dynamtc Hewport beach p1-or -o ..._# .. Pupt 13!0 & up ..._2M · r: v .. ., StudentOK. IM6-e021 l-llllllT -... ~.... .,_. cJrtw, I mot rww. eome Previous foibles. Stress diplomacy. w1lhngncss to make 1ntell10,.nt vallon1 Mu1t have good !WU" ••••= bued ~· au.tlft. req sa1-comm wt --. -·-..-....._. --1• .............. ...
con" ... ~ions. Study Anes messa~e for valuable hint. .,.. math tkllla, type 40 wpm ..... -11•a. ....... lfflll oatlona lnolud• He-••~'. e:-m'm11 re~uma .. , .. ,/...,.... _., ..... e . .., II'·_.._ ,.... ,. and u" calculllor 5 rua ...sw. retarlel aklllt u well .. .. hlltory 10 11 Boll Typing, thorthend enc 111 te " GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20 : Don't be reticent about expressing O•yatwHk. 8-4PM & PIT evenlno-& -..Cend1. Npt Beh real ett•1t firm ablllty to hendle pr... ....,. 0 "'"'"'~lot p 0 bkkJ>O aklla r.ci SotN
r. 1· ~· II t "'--f t S I nht t ·t Good pnon• voice . hat an lmmedlat• PIT __, / .,.. · · knowl•d"• of · euto· 1 Yr old Colle ~~ 1ee tng5, es 1a y o mem.""r o o ppos1 e sex. pot 1e><. on crea 1v1 y, t2-8PM Including wknd• 7514822 M F ura. comptex trawl .,. lo• 1aeo, a Meea. •
children, c anoe, travel plan~ and a variciy o f expenences. It 1s time P•~--.... 1 r~ ""'point-· • opening for • af'tarp, rang•m•nte a eome CA 92129 ~ '*Pf\11 Pd v. ,.,,,., Na dog. • f r. ._ ...... ...... _. UT/--AY9de>ul '*'°" In • houMhold du11ee for • cation. IMl-M11 ~79 now to 1n1t1atc rebuild inf process and 1nstallauon o sa1ety devices ~nit..._...__,."' ~ .. on-•--~·tit 1 -· .. -/ .,._ T __, .,. .. 1.--.,..,...-----:ir.1:11i:::a
CE 22 Y I d . ,...., ....,, _ _., •-m ,.,._ ....... u .,.,..,. w n,... tr8\leling pr..idtnt. High-r ....... .....,t. nO comput• mlll/MI.... tut CAN R (June 2 1-uly ): ou 'I get new!I> regar mg pro pen y. Fri MS-5000. Ht 521 ..,..,monttretlng P<oduete people. Pi..ant tel• eet Mltry encltrlnge ben-training req'd. Top aalary lil!iiiipiiiiiM. ... i--~~
se. cur.ity, basic family interests. H.iahhffct wilhngnes!lo to cooperate, to HOUSECL"''"NERS _TOP In •tor... Salery l ~one vole•. typing eflt• for the r=c:t '*'°"· wlfollowtng. 640-1'" 1 'If ..:per. & .. 111ounc (2) M. aoFd: ,,...
I k i.. h h f I d y ..,. bonuMI. For a~: &wpm), good tptlf· =In .. -t to c• •. otftol Mlllle In eone\rue. ....-, ....,..._,. ....__ 1mpnnt sty e, to ma c cnanocs w 1c a ect security o ove o nes. ou w•oe • FULL OR PIT _ ..... 3107 M ... 6 _,,, v --.,..,._ --F· ·11 be 1·d P I d fi · I d " .,...,.... • .,. /graMn1ar, flti.u., ...,.., •to . lo• 2000-21•. P" ..... ·TIM., v--.. .. _._ tlon lndu8try ,........., k ____. AMllY '*•new. w1 o n more so 1 emottona an manc1a gro un . OWN TR.ANS -PROF .. ,. .,...... " II' ""' ~ .-.. ........ 'F...,,.._ ....,...._ Cal '91-
LE6 (July 23-Aug. n): Short tnp may be necessary -foc'u s abo EX PER ONLY NEED ~act& .rn.'!":: ~;• d•I Mar, Ct to lnctude 91t1y A.M. ::.)·.:':lam~ •11dr-. Cal 150I
on gifts. income potential and locatton of item that had been missing. APPLY 78Cl-82.22 PUT,,_ req'd. ~~tty a waalcenda. Muet htYa CS. pH ranee and per-I' -.. I Or__.. & •-
lost or stolen. H1ohltght charm. diplomacy and affection. Lunar llH•rlllnl ,.. IL.Ill mu1t. tel 00 pr f'tr :rc:r. S.cr.c.ry tot 1m.i1 Nft· P'nd•ble vehlde (tmall eonlllty. Requlr• ne. ecutM dleltr l60 eectt
h n b'9!"1' I d b I r. II d -Buey "lr"ult tlon olllc• In,,_......., at 5031 Br ..... , ""'"Beacf'tCPAflrmwtttl truck.in, llallon lblllty .. _ .. wt~ tc ~ empas1son ex111ty.aertnessan a11tytosuccess1u y put1 easpT/FT,llve lnorout.Youth "'"' ................ "" ~.:-II w-> Hllltnewa-..... need•• phone clerk for at• C. (Newt to H•rbor o .. ..,. manage< potent•. ...,...... -·•~ 1 lrvl grow with u1. 11 AiR"""L'""OO,...,,...M-K"""'tng--m-a-11-,...-
o n paper. child car•. cooking, 11 vertytng IOflcltor ·order• courlhouH, off Jam-Mull ~ ••Ptf., ver .. ttie pep« M--....... n ne Mote Deveiopmenl, 80f Mt 1125 87 _.387 VIRGO (Aug 23-Scpt. 22): Define: terms. 3\0ld ~lf-dcccpt1on , hteclng, errand•. Cer 20 houra/-..C, Mon -Fri. bor .. ) btwn 1-4 . typl1t, word prO<»Nlng aru uat .,. depen-Ad•m•. Huntington Bcf't
protect financial as!loetS. Som eone wants wmething for nothing and you •0v1~:172~~':;30kr. t,~9m· 4.30-8:30pm l41hour 851· 1000 ••Per. helpful Non-debla. ContectF Q ldrr••ig C• t21M8 ~ 4-PC no rm aet
could be pnme target. Count your change' Man) will admire special Appllcan1 mu et be amoker Selary renge Hyde Monday thru r ll'f '*• new, htonea. r•
I la Se · 11 be I d d I 01 i •---1--· meture end rellabl• llllPTlllllT I 130 0 · S 15 0 0 mo . betWMn 9:30 and 10:30 c.ntty ~ 1515. Mii co lcct1on re ung to hobby. cret wt rcvea c to your a vantage. 11. I .. -....-Some phone ••P«lence ENTRY LEVEL POSITION 840-2840 a.m. on1y. &c2~21 1275. 9$1-rooe
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You arc !>trongcr and this could be a Exp«lenoa In amall group dfflrable, but wlll train Wiii treln. Contact Sandi. •
power-play day. Luna r, numerical,. cycles point to achievement, h••tth •nd dentel In-Apply th pe<aon betw .. n IMZ-7702 llOlnAIY /Ill. lfO wa1treu/Wa1ter. ·EX'-& ~.en'~P· ~~~am'·
production, increase in confidence and the obtaining of necessary aura~:~L:f7-~~r~11•· 2 & 4pm, u1c tor O.bf'a· 8aveume,gesandnerwe. per lanced food / 241472tort1t-2627
fundina. Relationship intensifies. timmg 15 o n target and popularity 330 w. Bey St .. Co•t• UllPTilllllT can 118 to find out about cocittalta Alto lk'9 Per-______ ....,i.9 ,,.,.....,_---...,,-...,,--
5hows significant mcrcasc. BJOIGBSMOONV!_,RSF~T M .... EOE P~t. PIT, 1-5pm. thejobtweh•veopenln eon ne•d•d Ben OINng chairl. 9 8'#9d ,. , _, Mon-Fri ~vy Ph<>Ma. your "" tf'tat flt you Brown'• 31108 Cout mdm. uphOI ... u . Good SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Look behind scenes for answers. Job oft•• guetantMd llght ty~g. H•wport beat. P•rman•nt and Hwy SoUth Laguna. cond S100 5364240
Fint5h what you start. leave no loose ends . Cycle high. you'll gain wider 1.211 .. 53.3000 ,.. 1111 centtf. ·&470 Temporary 100% Fr• to __ . ------
audience and you'll w in debate and possibly a contest. Burden 1s EKt. 23130 APPOINTMENT SETTERS llllPTlllllT Appttcanta All Staff Ink WAITll 5'4" Fran101n 1922 Amt>!C< ~"';::9:.vt!~~
removed, you'll have veater freedom of thought. action. . Kindergarten tnatructor: '"S6.~/~~1n!8ut>!: J:_ lmmed. openfng tn an••· ~:;::~1~ 8~~~~C:1~: -811111 UILTI ~~;Y~ ~·~·~-c..-..d ieo8 & aldee. · SAO ITT ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 2 1 ): Be ready for new start, real1te Mon-Fri 10·30-t:30. Mull mlulona. cont~ Bob at pending delvtloP co 544-7970 llT If IOlllL n.M at•cklng teblH 12500 ~222 AM/e¥et
that romantic interests will no tonier accept secondary role. Romance be 2 t With extenllve cf'tlld 151-1100. l-9 pm Mtk-We erelooldng for• dedl-dice 1t00. S500 sma11 ~ 08ok game tb6f
1s highlighted, you'll ict to heart of m atters. wtsh will come true and you car• bact(grnd Craden-d•y• ceted per90na1:>1e tndlv ll•Ollf /UUL llT If Wiii cerv•d cadet cl'IHI .mt 1 feet & • uphol1
could feel as if"walkina o n air." Leo plays key role. ctlat Pt ry'..'~".ed,;, ..... ~rang• 10 ~°"'primary reoep-Newport Beacf't '" nrm Po11t1on evall•bte to $125. WrttaAd •82. D.il) chra New Plld 11000. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus on secunty, emotional ~~ .... c .... _, '"° Retell POlltlon tlonlet. ~· Incl. active Mek• MCtetary with 2-3 young people OV9r 18 ~ Piiot. 8oK 1seo. Colt• Mii 1575 5-40-2029
respon.,. •• prcst1'ge, th• oA1·ning of cooperatio n from o ne who LllfA••1WUTll E•clu1lv• women'• phon•. Ilg 1 typing and yra corporateltttlgatlon workfng1nthenft9Peper M ... t2129. lllYJlllfTlll '""" ~ .,.. .,_ apeclaJty Ito ~·FIT clerlcel dut .... Apply at HP•r. Dleplay writer promotion fleld. Salel ... previo usly wa!lo indifferent. Emphas1~ on public relatio ns. possible Part time Great workl~ •tock & ,':, .. p•raon. Mote Oevtlopment, 808 ••per helpful. Good ben· p«lence helpful but not AntlQua ~1•.= L• 957-8133
Partnership and AOreemcnt which could lead to leHI contract Cancer condition•. P1••M ca I r -.-... "-•l ... ltty r• Adame, Huntington .nt1 and pteuant Irland· Wiii 1 -• "5~~~..... · K-;:;-:;--..__., Ilk• ..-.. ..... ..-975·7829, M thru Fri 3 to <;A,..... • '"' "' a..ch O. 92648 ty etmoephere Salary neceaMtY r.,n ._.....,..., • -...., ,...,_
native fi1ures8rominently 5 pm only quired For lntervle'# call • • 1 ate Ith ·~··t lrg 18 ... -tun. _wltrame '75Hf.161t AQOARI S (Jan. 20.Fcb. 18) Focu!. o n commun1cat1on. Mon .Sat 9 ·5 .3 0.. _....,/lll'f comm n ur w Commtaek>nl &>tu• bonu1 _, '" -· ., M lntenanc. Men tor tn MO,......... M0-0991 ......,., ••per 752-2522 Mu11 ~ ambltloua and 8'deboetd wtp4•t• rad! Klng·R waterb9d mat· education , ab1htY. to bnd&e lan~uagc and o ther bamers. Personality :uatrlat perk. ••P«~ ...,...., or o.talt oriented, front oftloa Ml1 motivators. seooo. PIP 5-48-4058 ,, ... 135 Queen 126
,parklca, humor 15 pre!iCnt. you II win friend'> a nd ut1h~e powcu .of tn etectrlcal 1 plumblng prtnllngll)Mteup appearance: typing I lllllTAIY.... Count 1..,.. 180 ,,_,Ole Sot• and 1ov .... t S50
persuasion. Long-range travel plan~ will be clanfied. you II be happier required, own hand tOOI• Bu1y printing lhop Mek· mt.c. dutlel 875-·HN • Cell EM1 Rount,.. be-pine 'l -t>edstoo 141-228-4
and more aware of body image. • ptu1, herd worller, cs. In~ httdwottclng tndtvlcl-IUllT IUll •••HT.,_ twHn 10 30AM end 5-48·.058 Mutt Mii like nu C91m
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Strc~~ fine points, be awtlre of details, l)tndable & p«manent. ~..:; 1~' up u~ ot.M Market Mutt Two peraon omc. need• !, : r: ~.C:':v= made tole a· w/3' bend
read betwctn lines where money 1s concerned Take definite 5tand, 631"7819 11p1e r 111e1 in-know to key ca1cu1ator Secrttery wltf't typing WHt Bay St Co111 ~~~ .,~1'Ncoi!c,8008t~ Recently rwpno11 in'°"
refuse to compromise where ba?11<: mues arc involve~. It will be ctucll~ P ~counter Wiii tra1:.2~~f. Sandi, :: .. ~i ~:.C:-:~ -~ 1754754 f5"ocfto~~:5~
necessary to revise. review and po~mbly to begin rebuilding proccn. IUllTIUIOI ""'· Ill · V COL r• peerance, to work with Waretlou.. IUllHTWI II.Ill 5.12 noon or alt 5PM
llPllYllll ~~~.ed. t •; 0~it~'7t~~~ lnlll llUI MYel"•I ••e<:utlvee In • Several pOlltlona E•pe<'d Elllott. circa 1890, oet. New Queen mattlbO) !~~;lr~~i;;;;i~l;;':~f'~;l;;;;;'";;;iiiii;S;l;OO•' 8111 Wut.. SlOO Ch•ll..,....tng. reapon1tb1e ~11 CM. 1M2.oe21 lmmedtet• opening tor bu•Y office 752-6408 and Tr•lnH• Up io cue. manufactured b) ap<1ng1. tram• RetaJ1
I u -po1iiton with privet• ,.· I llU lull/~~ ..... ly. ~Ith ••. ••nllYIU•n 2~ ~;~ SmaJI F• Tobey 1 10.000 S715, Mklng SM& c..h l1ln UH• ~htM community Genera i i I I per...,._ on uat be 50 s tattle Stffl In ptig. DES
NEl6to Two wre1ary/ maintenance/repair• 18Mdllpleywriter:llM34. energe11Ci and matur• ~~:' =-ary ot~&o):!" W'UTIL•J ILITU_. PERATE111850-51M
g•nerat offtc., full time. UM of CNtn lnauted v• mag card I l II, CRT data Salary + monthly bonua. 175-9778 TTJ:l•t -label•. Some tlttng. 1911 Op«1tora Bell by 011 TJ\D,S 00 the move Two u811tant bookk.-p· l'llClt ,..,utred on the Job. entry. &per htlotul. VIC· Contact O.bt>+e at Aleicl• 111 ou ,,._~ 15 h Miiii Nowtty Co. or Cht-New r•ttan aotlbed, pd Vn at1 I Wllll t ....., I tor Temporery hrvlcel, N1fur1t FHl'llona of 11--&1J me. r o ... ...., r cago 3 .. __. Counter lt00.M11'400 55'"1253 .,,, P t me. rig to Wortclno 1uperv aor of 4341 a •·cf't •t. -... , 213, 1 -·n• Bell. 497_4177 ... , Mr Auatln 842-4097 .,_ train right peraon1 Ben· 1rnall Cftw. sa•• ... r•....... " .. _., -w-n--tton. otionte bOott· Garneat5500 1931Wett-Parquet dint"" table &
•Ill• "'99fleatlona a1eoo-11100 ~ tfy~ Nwpt Bctt 556-8520 a.... ~ 'rype 50~ wpm word P<oceeaet 1ng Roff·A-To., 100 front cM 3 aot.A..,.0n wai.r·
NewPof1 Oedtlng, 1153 att a quelllled, herd DO YOU RUN OUT OF · 1rVlne 5'0·'"4 Lend arctl /dee4Qn nrm In mlnl vendor 3 RHI bed 2 upr1of'tl n..rt
Superior Av . Coate WO<klng lndMdual, look-,._....... ONlY BEFORE YOU Leguna BHcn H•kt Couf\ter GetM, l3300 Deak Kit tl>I W Set
t:JJ:(TRONIC' ASSfM8lFR.' M ... 942·7954 Ing for a permanent pot-... ,.... . RUN OUT OF MONTH? lllJ/QllPf, motivated and .. per'd 2421 Port Whitby
(16.73·810.62/hr.) Ftorl•t want•d. exper'd lllOQ , cell 493-0122 Canyou... htltneFlthlonecoutdbe CPA firm , type lhpm. wrd prcar wto•n off l••elte1tru•1lfl •84.4-2177 .... V(lf'd.
M , . 1 only PIT, T· .. •. Wed 1 (9:30·5) Scheduled Inter· Spere3 h,.nlghtly? ,< your tMWerl Fr• werd-llarttng 11tary baMd on ~kgrd ~of CN.,Bt MIH• Vlolano StOOO. Bar'91
10111111111 11 twu Y.''"" t·xpn1"1111• 11 Sat. 8-45-0093' vlewe. Nlguel Shore Ar• you .. robe & t W.-paid train· .. pe<. Non•tmkr. Or Cty ""'''"'.,.,..,., • f...u• 1 8trwt Plano ctrce tffO. ha~On. . 4014 11uk1rr .uttlMwt11f>lyolprlnlt'<hl1t111ll~11.1rdl\ Communlty.Auoclatlon Welfgroomed, Ing proOf'tm If quallfled e711,.r p520127t4 .• r •a ~~.:r.~~~/~~:5~~· 12000 P~ NOOO eidXk!'l'rorVibi!o dl<'lllli~ winn1p111cl n 1hlf' lx11klt11)1 FILL/Tml P&Y cMpendlbte Ca II U I · 74 U or ... 1! ..., need• wtncf up ""' OIST"19VTOMHIPS
PROOOCllQN.tlJ'Clll(} fllT/T91 WWI llllUL UJ.ml 0o .;:.'!'°uva~? ..,,....,,__ S«v1oa Station Attendent J• Wu... 91 ti e7)..5&St AoutH evallebl• W•
MECHANICAL 'll'..STf'..R.foi Opportunltl•• I Vllllbl• Part/time, fleKlble hourt. EnJoywortClngwtthkld•7 UUI P I T hp~rl•n c•d rU LOOkiAd FOR AM Olk delk w/t>aney twist provide ~ for •••
• S 15 SI 2 281 h ) With the Loa Angelff Muet htvt good edUCI• ft You C9n lntwer YH L O C bull ~5 CHALL(NGEI 40 'I' Ole' legl & twlvel cf'talr. "400 pen.ion. 111 IOCatlona, ( • • · r. Tlmet Ctrcutatlon 0.-tlon l min. 3 yeara alC-Ptionte.t-7021 t'r, c04Q, gl= ~~· SerVloa itallon attendant energetic mete, degrW' Throne chair. UOO training & IONDf.O ataf'I
l'nlorm in 1,ru• t''l'I hi()( II• •n&I lf•'ll n11cl partment In our door-to-J*'lenee. ,ountaln Valley 2'.30-89ft'\ Mon. thru Fri. ...... 2 yrl .'floMn. •.1$>r FIT letlnd ..i.. only No In Peyc, 11 Y" hP Ir Walnut eterage. 1250 to ..... t you In ..Ctlna up lr1111hll'~huot1111( uf f'fc-.1rn1111 .11111 d 1·1 tn~ door newapeptt ..... offlca 558-tOtl lata. 831-f100 mech , no emit. Mr llotta human retatlonl ffvelOp-IMutlful w8lnut pum~ YOUA OWN PAAT OA
ll1t'< l1.1t11u\I <ll'\111. '~ 1t"1111' ~ 11\llM "I'' I J\ '\h program QuuentHO 24to 'altvtew Ad, CM ment l motivation, ... oroan. M50 Olk merbW FULL TIMI IUSIHEU hourly weoe plut oom-Me<tlcll lront office ....... .. -&. lop Yanity, vwy ornet• ,,.OM l3MO to I00,000
11111111..,11, 11l<11ortlo11 .1Mly11•ric de "11011111 mlHlon lioura: IAM Urology-GP Tl§,~ a PIT proofl'Mder, Thurt & Nmf •llMIT •MYIWUI.. ~ Clflf •tht':°':~~'(h 1376 1930•roctier.115 WINSTON-SALEM
boli1mlflorwithcltl(1l.1l11nd1tr111fl'l(rMdo11111 ·2PM, 0t 4PM • 8PM pnoneaklll• 1-Sat..~·~ l~IOt pr9'. ,IT, 40 h"fUtltlmepoeltlon.vatt-tnter•ttnQ, Wfltt or oel .L~900E1.1ropeenLovtlywoolmar'bUO• 1_.,!002,.L..11_., .... HANJCS Training le provided Med Teet\, emph 1 In Penn~Ylf 1vvu Pleoen--fn/wtt. APPfY In peraon 111111 tot general otnc. for oomp(eta ,_,,,.,. J <> bfc _,.,.. ..... ,_ OPTICAl MEC ~ Potentlal to wn t300 mtcro. llto t.i> elde. loth tla A\19, C~. ICl"M llHMA HAAO· Clutlta HMt12 8 (TLN). 8o11317 Coront waaf'ttlend. l200 1%' AHtaurant wl Oteco.
('8.ll-t12.28/hr.) ~u· per.-. For en In-full time In prlv l•b P7T oounttf heto llY'• WA"I. ~. 2MI Hatbor TILIPH App{ e.ttit def Mtf, 92126173-eate aofa ,, :e: c ::... °'*" ~ llquOr lie
l'nb111 AlleftilliY Nld prt'l1&l11n .ih)lllfl"'f•I (~~t.~~1• bt 1204. wlbtneflta. Cell Alctc or Dell 792·'401. H~r• lt¥CI CM. _ "IT am or pm 1e11ry + Prectleal nurM, rnatutt t:;•~ ~ 1_20 1112 ~~~&."f:·.~.ooo-
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n1lrt11md tr. 111Kl optK.ffl 111111rurU1111" Prior lllllAL IPFIOI MOOEl.I wl portolloe to PIT l-lll•IT LA1d191' lpo«1awell buyer :'.":;'1j.it103 T9") oft. Pt9f 5 dye 144-IOl6 i .... wl Ownrl lllu 414• 1114
dt-ntHCICllT'I f'?fj)t rlt•rl(,. <klliN'fl Aaf)ldly 9rowtng dl,.,tory pole'°' Heed & lhould« lu•Y ,... tt1•t• office for eott 11\op, privet• PtiCiiCi"NurMIHlltlpt OU Ing 2 prOfWlonetl
. Apnllcent• mu•I a,. abl.-to work tdvtrtlllng ~",!! toc.ted poftraft• In •cnenot f()( need• r90t9Uonltt. M4illt club. IO•M hrl/wlcly, In-~ ULll IMlll poattlon IM In OI wlloa IMker, '-" deelrt•M ::JuvenMti:At" ~ •• • v• In Newport _,,ter "fldt IX 10 print to update~ be prwtaete rtlletM ~ IOfN .-9"41 The ~--It !Ootl1.u. t Local r.rt 173 1100 door onl't1 ... flC*S &250 -• ·-any •hlft. penntntnt pen th'M em-portfollo Call Lenny Wiii treln b'ut HP· Httr _.. • COIMl!telon fof • "Pftifft; ~ ou -If: tu. pend • ~
Fut 1111 ·Mc:w 1 nll llourly p,.,_.mnt•I Al =ri-~ =~ ...!:._l-Olll, M CcJM pr~ttred Lii• IYIMnt *-1"7 '°' lnttMR 1al1eperw. Hf• T'* f'TW*C, IOwpfYI 1111 Atmoe1 new 0¥9t\ :!,';=•• S:.~!!:tt~!
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cond Mutt Sell. seooo 'qr'• Ht • 8' Chevy Camaro .. 177 e ' 12k ml, ex 980-6357 ·7 .. BUG. 4 SPD, $1300 sume pymnt1 of S173 62 cond, nu trAtOt, clulct obo. ; Toyota P.U Xuume obo 720-0819/8'2.()324 No dwn pymnt OAC etc S2700131-6499 1rt
telned 5 epd., dark blue. baaa pymnte of $127.72 No 7SScilocco. AM/FM, Chuck 979--3553 Agt.
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weler 548-1808bef. 9pm 851-9108 COUln '78 Corolle Spt C~e, SouthCountyVW·l1uzu We heve I good Mltctlo< '8l Reoen<:Y. d ...... per 8 .. 2-2000 of NEW ! uMd CheV· feet S"acrlfloa St995. 35 Ft. SUP fOf Power '121211 am/Im cut, lo ml. S2 54&-3642 5-49 1174
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In Nwpt, on the be~ elnce new (IEAC875) 30 ~ mpt<, •Int cond 4 cyt. 5 epd. am/Im 1tereo, 8 cyl. seoo. "8-2510 Volume Salee, Service 13250/o 751 "180 F •1 1•-Int trallef&ble bo•ll to 3 . snllllll llTIU;; Lt• "nd I ··-•ng -0 ICIOf)' ,. r, IO m ..... • ~1 eu.ter. 6 ~· pi t , alf I ..,.h • h ; by ........ " .._.. - --cond, 1uper clean, mull 1 0 au .... ~ au er .. -. 1540JemborNR NB 187ll 8Mc:t't81vd '79 Corolla SS5 LB. llke 158K ml. 5 Oy:
low retn 875-5901 640-6440 Huntlnlton .......... new cond. •II extrH ... (P0 .. 73) 5 Sclroccot 640-8114, evet 85()..23(). .,_., to ChooM from Our Boat Slip $50 per mo yrly -(formerly Roy Carver) (714) 42-2000 13750 848-7171 Price ..,.*..,.,'8"'"'4,....S"'"1""'0,....B:-l,-at_•_r ~4~X-:-4 -..,.-'75 OUSTER 3 tpd, ~°°'
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Grand Canal, Selbo• am/Im stereo, 52,000 J11ur aume pymnt1orS178 36 South County VW-lauiu No dwn pymnt OAC Cal 850-2494
l1tand Phone 673-9388 m 1 • M; NT S 7 8 O O ·83-Jaguer XJll No dwn pymn1 OAC Cell 842•2000 Chuck 979--3553 Agt 100 USED CARS
Boet sllp-up lo 30'. PoWer 833-926 1 eve 768-8510 wlblecull leather Excel Chuck 979-3553 Agt 78 Bug Convert, wilt on TO CHOOSE FROM
boat or low mHt, Nwpt 100 USED CARS cond. S27,500 759-9534 '79 GT 5 tpd, fully 101ded, whl, low mf, good cond. VETI '87 Fe.etback Red,• '12 IELIAIT I DU
Harbor, mo to mo, S 180 _j €HOOSE FROM --xlnt cond S5200 OB O M 1che11 n 5 . S 4 5 0 0 . spd, •Int cond S900C 4 ,..,i .. tpd F9c 1 obo 720-0318 d•Y11 'IO UOI K.raaaa II MUST SELL 98~-68~:* •673•2379 obo 873-5595 P.P AM.i l'M 1te£et>,'0f..:n~
NWU lllT... .. cyl. 5 epm, factory air, 151 xlnt cond. '81 COfolll Wgn. 18,00o-; ·f9BUS xlnt cond $&500 ma<uxtru, lo rnllee, xln
T045' 842-2512 am/Im stereo. Mags. Sun 5-48-15918 ml, 1 owner, wtlt, 1u10. or beat ofter 831-8125 fi~ltr IS cond, euper cleen. mu•
il rf. xlnt cond. Many mOfe •-• ..1-1 .. 1 em/Im, RA , mint cond IL & C '" (P0841) llTIH 1 extrH. Super clean. Mull ~ ~ S5800 PIP 494-2003 ?9°Rebbll dtl, xlnt. $2500 -own try wagon, nc 11111
Bicycle, Motobecene see (P1001) '76 RX7 QS, auto, air, __ __: -371-8275/evea 552-7209 dwn if approved to at· SouthCountyVW-ltu%u South County VW-leuzu am/fm cua. equalt:rer, •I· '81 Sllvtf Supra Sn Rt, 1ume leaee Of buy. Full) grand record Campy, 842•2000 loY11. 59K mi, exll cond SenMtlonat stereo 1ys-:re VW cOnY9rt bug. xlnt. loaded 1254/mo & TOL 842-2000
equipped, 24" trame. ex-Hew all rec. $&500 obo. tem. ale, all extru S7950/ob0 549-2559 432-9681 '78 VOLARE: pt, pb, ale
cellent condition SAOO ~ 97~10 or 966--0550 S8500 titer 8 pm, ·80 Rabbit c -onvert ., Ftr• 9nn1 new ur.. runt beautl 955-0250 _ 714-982-0818 HU ' . '8l RX7 GSL. loaded, __ wht/blk top, cu1., air, fully. $2200. 483-1732
SCHWINN CRUISER Sal•·Servlce-Ltulng w/10w mll... Call John: '83 TERCEL SR5 gold mega, calm paint, '88 Ford. SOY. retlored. fol !
1125/0BO 548-2017 LAllEIT (2131773•1200 d•Y11 Xlnt cond $&500 OR BEST 16900/obo 6-45.-0 .. 30 79,000 Oflg ml.... air , .... ,....,. ___ ..-;.;.;
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6-45-1859. 5-48-8755 *'79 3201; euto, SI A 84'• 11 Fedtfal Sticker or lmmedl•t• Dellvery dwn prymnl OAC Call '8 t Phoenix 2-dr, auto. air. --(468292) ~ow B2000'1 • 150 Diena Proeser Ent WANTED VW CONVERT 9 Fanltart 5025 Jbd1iat1J 1211 •lactl1HM81 {211 '8l5~~w-:~I sr1 .0:5· *'80 320l(•.'11.55z'opdL,)A/C over Invoice Leave & .. 4-8590 W ill accep; fixer upper In B~~~.k e7nd9·3:-~~A,glmeet ~:oo;~:o. ~84~d
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with m•tchlng night band 11w, perfect S150 MEMBERSHIP KAWASAKI KX250 (1727636) 2 13/85l-l744 848-1950 ett. 8pm 642-5878 txtrat $11 ,950. 873-3830
etend •nd mirrored Wiii demon1tre1e, near $300 fOf ,3500 value DIRT BIKE. xlnt cond *'80 3201; 5 epd, SIR lm .. tt as Aatn ..--.. dreuer 11501080 antlQue. 842-3812 Dves paid 1111 June Daya S500~obo 873-6818 (181N458) ;.;;.;;;;,;,.;;; .......... ._.....,.._ __ ,
_!57-6185 ,,.~ •lactllUMal t ffl 978-9503.ev9173t-356t YAMAHA 175 Enduro. *'8052(~~~~f:2)S/A ;iu fiOE ueume
Sola 2 piece .,_,1on1t1 ----atreet legal 1200 1 3201 5 '"""' S R pymnte of 9.424.71 No brown & belT atrtpe1 15 lrewer, 1125 Chi!-Mag1e illand membership · *'8 • ..._, ' dwn pymnt OAC. Call
S terobe S85 &48-U32 Or"'. member Wiii ~o-842·1795 Darryl (002998) Chuck 979-3553 Agt g ood con 150 ' _ 'V ---*'81 3201; 5 epd, AIC '• 545-1783 Adorable yellow nursery late sale price 780-92 O, Meter 81at1 020 ( lAAM892) '87 280 SL, auto. mutt Mii
Spenleh Medlterraneen hu1ch, porceleln knob1 New Nutrte FUR JACKET 175 CIUI A, 16k mi. xint *'81 320l; 5 tpd, SIR S1 1,900/obo 640-5192
dining t•ble. 8 chairs In S175 548-4058 S895 ZEBRA rlJ9, S950 cond $9,500 P P (100U785) .722000Merced .. Euro-
cluded EKcellen1 con· Approx 5X7' plate glau S.at offers 548-487 l 848-3843 * '8 I 3201/ 5 1pd, SI R pe•n 1tyte Grea1 mlle-
d It 1 on Mull ••• Window w/wood frame Stoneware klln-4'h cu tt, ·77 WINNEBAGO 22 FT (1CZXS42) age. l>erfect cond A
842-604 4 S50 494-73 .. 0 gas. OicklntOn efficient. Fully tell-contained. *'81 3201; 5 •c>d. SIA STEALI 18500. 775-4454
--1•" 2 1 -nnrt w/1hetves. 111111. L d--" p 1 dill (785185) Twn bed• ..., Ml. w n, Celling fen , bra11 w/lullp .,_. oe ..... r me con on * '81 833cal, auto, lo ml
bk Chtl 1 1150, Mll e lllH , oak bledtl, nev9f geugea, tlp1, only S300 '13,500 548-7800 ( 1EPN7 .... ~
II ...... •192 497-8073 ... 97-2986 -ems . ..,,...... uMd Colt S290, take '78 23' .. st.,. buntlhM-alr, *'13 3201, auto, IA
S95 552-0798 VOti name Ill Marine hdwe, AM/FM, Mich tlret, 111 nu ( 1FMY925)
COMIC BOOKS AND loolt. chain Hw. hdwe, root air. awning. attic ten, *'83 3201; 6 tpd, SIR WAVELESS Weter bed
and accettor'" Almost new S50 (71 .. ) 963-3798
BASEBALL CARDS low b81, AV 1tuff, camp-StOf·MOf pod, wlndthltld (002367)
b ht & sold 182 ... New Ing. fold Ing chalr1, IOfa. cvr. 32K ml, xlnt cond '* ·13 3201, 5 tpd, S/R ~ Blvd 850-2ee5 • mfac. Urgenti 548-3642 S 15,500 780-1887 PP ( 1FGU071)
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S~E'S 6ETTI NG
CLOSER .• DON'T
LOOK .••
1984 United Feature Syndicate.Inc.
GARFIELD ®
I THINK I'LL
STEP INTO THE
ROOT C.ELLAR
AND e>EE WMAT 'S
FOR PINNE:R
J
SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1984
SHE'S COMIN6 .•.
PLAV IT COOL
WHAT IN THE WORLD DO
YOU CALL T~IS ?
1 WOULDN'T Kl D
YOU , PARNELL I.
IH15 HONEY WILL
DO O -bO IN
6 5ECOND5 FLAT
YOUR HlllTlll llllY PINI ·
WE ~A\/EN 1T QUITE
DECIDED VET
--
8C1T I T~INK MAVBE W~LL
CALL ITA SUCCESS!
by Jim Davis
1 5WE.AR, 5ALLY,
GET YOUR HE.AD
OUT OF THE 5ANP.
THE 5ACK PF\£5S
1€> COMINC:J f>ACK
MELLO, MAINTENANCE? •
C.ALL THE EXTERMINATOR. .
MY C.ONPO
HAS POG5
c 1984 untted FNtuf• S~te,lnc. , .. zz ......,...._ ________________________ .....
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NANCY ~·
COME UP AND ENJOY
'A DAY OF 5KHNG ---
--AT OUR BEAUTIFUL
SK\ LODGE --
AND FOR A MODERATE
FEE, SKI LIFT5 ARE
AVAILABLE
·NANCY
1-22
DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham
,,, I'LL EVEN BET A
lMlOlbllaO®INlJQ
f JUDGE PARKER by Harold Ledoux
WHEN RAYMOND
HAPPILY TELLS HIS
LAWYER THAT MRS.
OLIVER IS
DROPPING CHARGES
AGAINST HIM,THE
RESPONSE COMES
AS A SHOCK
IF YOU HAVE NOTHING ELSE TO TELL ME,
I'M BUSY, RAYMOND ... AND SINCE THE
CHARGES ARE BEING rJ?-----
DROPPED, YOU NO
LONGER NEED
LEGAL ADVICE!
NOW, WAlTA
MINUTE, MR.
CRANE ...
PLEASE S\T
_ DOWN! ......-..
~
THE TRUTH IS THAT YOU'RE
NOT INTERESTED IN
TAKING ADVICE! THE FACT
THAT SHEILA'S MOTHER IS
NOT PRESSING CHARGES
WON'T SOLVE
OUR PROBLEM! ~
MEANWHILE,A66EY RECE\VESA LONG -
DISTANCE CALL FROM AN OLD FRIEND
WHEN WILL SUSIE BE COMINGt TO
THE LANE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, GRACE?
I'D BE HAPPY TO PICK HER UP AT THE
AIRPORT!
AND I'M NOT SURE A
PSYCHIATRlSTCAN DO
MUCH FOR YOU ...
UNLESS YOU SEEK
THE HELPf ~
-I'D UK.E. N011-tlN& BETIER
"THAN TO BE OOWN ON IHE
G4M FLOOR DANCING AND
HAVIN6 FUN
lJKE 1HE
OTHER KIDS
DO DORI ~c;,
LUNCH!
MA4BE 1'M JUSf 100
SEt...F-CONSCtOUS AEDITT
-rnE WAQ ! DANCE !
SlbH (
EVER4 TIME I'M OUT
ON "'0-tE FLOOR DANCING , I
1HINK "lfiAT EVER40NE
15 l.!)()KIN& Ai ME ,,,
. r
WI¥.' 00 I AUAJAQ& END lJP
SmlN& HERE AlONE f N
IHE Bl.EACHE~ DORlNG f'NJ
UJNCH
PE~IOD ~
AND TAKING PIC1URE5 I •
t MOON' MULLINS by Ferd and Tom Johnson
,AH, WE"LL .. -
. ,ANY
·. PUBLICITY
f: IS <QOOD
~: Pf.JB~ICITY,
RIGHT?
\(~.,,/
YouR oN~-MAN
SHoW GOT REVIEWED
~o~Y <SRANDMA MOSES!
IN TH~ P,APER ~
WHAT DID TH~Y SAY?
r 11 ... and as For his style, I 1ve ~
seen better doodles on tne
wall next to a pay phone ... ''
W~M's .UE
7ALKIN<5
A80LJT?
DOCTOR SMOCK CR
YOO 'C? HAVES A RAFI" e> I G
ESNOLJ6H -ro -rAKe oveR
A HUNC?Ret? PE:OPt...e t?OWN
-rHe COLCRAPO RtVESR !
AN ' :!'Ve: eee:N ONC: so
I-ONG, :L.'ve At..RE:ADY
WORN ou-r 9 ,2.17 PAIRS
OF WHl.,-f: PAN-rYHOSf:!
-
I DoN'T
DOMUflALS.
by George Lemont
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PReT'fY 0000 5HOW
-ro<>AY, HUH, 91l2N~f
'IOU CAN 00 AAOUNC>
••tN() A• 09NOXIOVS
AN C> AfUlOGANT A~ 'JC)CJ
WliiwNTri
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rf'S O~R WKAIMOllF WE'L-t. .. USE: 10
R,E:Pf:CO~l'E? IH~ ~ARMCtiS !
IT <IA.Ve A WHOL&
New M&ANING 'TO
1'H E TllllM PAY 1V I
weu .. , &..OOK
A~ "f'Ma
P06t1"1V5
s1oe,
1"MOU<>M •' •
ves .. A P'OW~R Sll{UGGl.-E
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-M ICKE::'{ MOUSE FACfiOl\JS.
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l"f' MA6N"r
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• HAL'S PALS! ONr tt.I: Every tltM l ut uabrnMt I .. t .............
11 tt\ere a remedy? O..r P•I: Try bl-cr•b-lnate of soda. Otar tt.I: utely
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Ther9 .re at IHst six differ·
ences In dr•wlnt •t•lt• between top •nd bottom penels. How
quickly can you find them? Check •nsw.rs wl"' thoM below.
6u1n 1w '' , .. ,~ 9 1u•••111P •t 6u1ddo1 "P<l"S ( ••11•w• ,, ••.l ' 1u•••11•P " Apog ( 1u•A1J1P " d•) t 6u1u 1w ,, J9110d I M >v•••1110
HOW TO FOOL
A FRIEND
A coin has vanished
from the hand of the
young lady above and
she is mystified. Her
companion placed the
coin in her hand three
times. She felt it in
place and twice when
she opened her hand It
was there. but the
third time It was gone
How come?
When her compan
Ion deposited the coin
for the third time. he
pressed his thumb nail
into her palm instead.
This gave her the feel ·
Ing she again held the
coin, but of course her
companion had fooled
her
For Better or For W Orse
11.
·10
I've been hearing thumping In my ""· Whit can "'I•
be? DNr Pal: ttcouldbeNrwhadcs.
• Zero 8aMI Remove NOTHING from consecutive Ci)
letters: NH I 0 N T EH T Y · T I W N 0 G. Whit's ·
leftt u.,.,..._..,..,..-4..,1111
• Sum Atel "How old Is your sister?" som.one
Hked. "Two-thirds of her .... 11 Sllb of ml"' •nd I
•m nJnie years older than she/' said I. How old IH N?
Jl'OI Al~~ I . ._...,,, ,, ~
• FH I Stront? Place • toothpick over the nail of
your middle finger •nd under the tips Of adjacent
fingers. Try to break toothpick by pressing down .
• • 12 13
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5 ·3
• • 2 17
ICE PACKI What can you draw to complete the Arctic scene
above? To find out, insert lines 1 to 2. l . etc.
flRSl,IRE SANDER Yoo oRDE.RE:D
-THREE. KIDS F~ 1Ae
t-PCKEYTEAM Me. BY
SEU..tNG-
-AND ONIOP OF
ITALL-M\CHREL'S~ GOTlRE ReC-p
ROOM ~
FULL.OF FRll:~DSl~
ARR\VED ···· , lHEN PH\L
RND GEDRG\F\
STbPPe=D l~ FOR
COFFEE ....
OiCX.Ol.freS.
BRUSH PARTY! Apply colon nNtly to "''s pelnflnt sane:
1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. l-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. S-F ....... 6-Lt.
grffn. 7-Dlc. brown. t-Dlc. grHn. t -Dlc. blue. lt-Dlc. purple.
SPELLBINDER
Kotll 10 points tor utlng ell the
l.tten In the word betow to form ---,;_-+;-'."'"'--
two complete w0rdl:
Mt5TttEAT
THIN score 2 P°'ntt NCh for ell
wordt of four t.tfer• or more -~---....... ~---~
found emone the 1ettet1.
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