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POGO STICK,
ROLLO?
DENNIS THE. MENACE
FINISHED~ Thev must be RUINED ~ now1!
JUDGE PARKER
I DON'T THINK I'M IN LOVE! WHO'S THE UNLUCKY
~ I KNOW I AM, FLORENCE~ "VICTIM?
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NEW PET FROM
AUSTRALIA
by Hank Ketcham
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by Harold Ledoux
HIS NAME IS "SAM ORlVER!
HE'S A LAWYER! HE'S THE
HE SPENT ~FA_
DAY TEACHING ME
ONE WHO
TOOK US OUT
YESTERDAY!
HOW TO SKI!
IT DOESN'T MAKE ANY
DIFFERENCE WHAT I DO iO
MYSELF, I'LL NEVER LOOK ANY
QIFFERENT!
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LE.I'S SEE HOl>J 1H I 5
500"1DS ••. WE lHJNK 1HIN&5 ARE r-1
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l 't ~~~Ll<l~TS AND LQWLl<Sl/TS I
BSHIND THE SCENES WITH .
,ALL-llME WINN~RS IN ALL
CATEG<*IES'! ,
DOCTOR SMOCK ~ ·
YOU SAY You R eARS AR,.fS. A1,.,WAYS
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YOU NESESP IS AN
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Nex-r!
YOU'Re ON
THe AIR /1 t...1 Ne -rwo.
SIMPL--e! cse-r
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AN AL.ARM
SOC.Kl •
by Fei-d and Tom Johnson
you <5oTTA KNoW ~EY, kAYo ! Jr's LI~~ V..IN "°
How roTAL/<To'TH' A FUU.-COLOR MINUTES,
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veRYf;ASY!
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PERFOttM MAGIC
WITH NUMaERS
Challenge: Arrange
the numbert 1 through
12 (7, 6, 3 and 10 are
already In place) In
the diagram above to
form totals of 26 In
seven different ways
-I.e., In the two four·
square horlzontat
rows, In the two four·
square wrtlc:al rows,
In the group of squara
markfd a a a a, In the
group marked b b b b,
and In the group mark·
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(with 7, 6, 3 and 10
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NOllh excel? Ark-eology. What game do pigs plaly?
FollOw the litter. ~are marlnn found on the
moon? On the dock aide.
LOAF STORY I You,. Pierre, sent to buy a loaf of..,_., II ••,edld bade pronto. Which Pl"' .... home?
f Qr Better or For Worse
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PERFORM MAGIC
WITH NUMBERS
Challeng9: Arreng9
the numbers 1 through
12 (7, 6, 3 end 10 ere
already In place) In
the diagram ebove to
form totels of 26 In
seven different ways
-I.e .• In the two four·
square . horizontal rows, In the two tour·
square vertical rows,
In the group of squares
marked a a a a, In the
group marked b b b b,
and In the group mark·
edcccc.
Remember, the ldN
Is to use numbers 1-12
(with 7, 6, 3 and 10
already complying) to
total 26 seven ways. .1
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Noah excel? Ark-eology. What game do pigs play?
Follow the litter. Wher9 are tNrlnn found on the
moon? On the dock side.
LOAF STORY I Yount Pl«re, sent to buy e loaf of br'Nd, Is
expedld badl pronto. Which path leads home?
For Better or For Worse
CHECK IT OUT, FOLKS t l 'VE uU5T
HRD A COMPLETE Ff\CIAL, MAKEUP
UoB AND MY Hf\\R HlGHLlGHTe.D!
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by Gus Arriola
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lay Hff MacNelly
IT TVrzNS ON A DIME
AND~~ LOTS OF PICK·UP.
Coast
Motorists will find Su-
• pertor Avenue superlor
driving after lmprove-
ments. / A2
Callfomla
LA overtakes Chicago as
. the second most popu-
lous city .I A3
A condor egg at the San
Diego Zoo began the
process of hatching Sat-
urday./ A3
Nation
Astronauts launch ex-
perimental orbiting
cy11nder./A3
How much does a com-
puterized IRS know
about you? /Famlly
WMkly
Two Cherokee nations
meet In council for the
flrsttlmeslnce 1837./A3
Flood waters keep rising
as rescue crews patrol
NewJersey./A3
World
U.S. and Japan reach
agreement on export
quotas./A3
Style
"Designs for Dining" give
tables personalities to
match the party ./C1
What gowns have pres-
enters and nominees or-
dered for the Academy
Awards show? /C2
Sports
Fountain Valley Hlgh's
Ray Llamas got a tip from
none other than Fernan-
do Valenzuela to keep
playing baseball./81
There's a three-way tie
for the lead entering the
final round of the Dinah
Shore golf tournament.
/82
Orange Coast and Gold-
en West pull to within a
game of the lead In the
South Coast Conference '
baseball race with key
wlns./83
Buaineu
Demand for office space
In Orang~ County hit a
record high In 1983./01
Financial columnist Syl-
via Porter looks at the
housing decisions that
plague our nation's
~erly./04
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By STEVE MARBLE
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Three miles of coastlrne an Hunt·
in~ton Beach were hit late Saturday
with thick. black, crude oil that
escaped from a broken pipeliine at an
oil platform a mile off the coast.
The oil, which broke away from a
larger slick that was contained near
the drilling platform-by cleanup
crews. had lapped onto beaches
between Bolsa C hica and the Hunt·
ington Beach Pier by nightfall.
The spill off Huntington was only
one of thr~ spills Saturda>'. in coastal
waters. Two unrelated spills were in
Redhead
seeing red
at 'lootihg'
By STEVE MARBLE
Of ... 0.-, Not .....
Stephen Douglas is one mad
redhead.
The crimson-haired founder of
Laguna Hills-based Redheads Inter·
national claim's a beauty pageant
promoter is looting his redhead club
of-~ou guessed it -redheads.
"lt tooJt me over two years to put
the dub together and I'm in threat of
losing it all," says Douitlas. who has a
red mustache to match bis bright hair.
The club. an informal organization
founded on the premise that "red is
beautiful," has about 11.000 mem-
bers - including famed carrot-tops
like Lucille Ball and Red Buttons.
The club offers members T-shirts,
bumper stickers and license plate
holders proclaiming such things as
"Redheads Do lt In Color" and
··Everybody Loves Me Cuz I'm A
Redhead."
The group's object, according to
Douglas. is to debunk myths like:
Redheads don't tan, redheads have
fiery tempers and red-headed boys
arc always m iscb1evoll$.
Douglas says the club was running
smoothly until he decided to brin,g in
·a professional to help promote the
club's second annual redhead beauty
pageant last fall.
"ll was to be the reward for WIO
years of hard. thoughtful. someti mes
monotonous planning." Douglas
said. "I thought a professional would
hel .•·
:fnter Frank John Baptist Bagley, a
bcau1y pag_cant promo1er from Costa
Mesa.
Douglas said Bagley bungled the
1983 Miss Redheads International
Beauty Pageant so badly it left him
(Pleue eee REDBEAD/A2)
Melrav Arloeoroff
Los'Angeles Harbor.
"This is not vfo common." uid
Turner. "Althou these are not
major spills, we· o not set spills of
this size occurrina thn:e t~ in one
da ." ~tale lifeguards at Bolsa Chica
State Beach planned to survey the
coastline early today to determine
whether the popular strand should be
closed to the public.
"[know it's hit at Warner Street but
it's just too dark right now to tell the
amount of damage," said state life.
guard Officer Randy Trefry. "I as·
sume the beach will be open."
Lt. Noris Turner oflhe U.S. Coast
Guard nlimaicd that between 1,000
and •• ~ pllons or the crude teeped
from the broken pipeline at Platform
Emmy. an oil drillina islaod owned
by Aminoil USA Inc.
The l&flHl of the three Southland
spills. accord I rig to Coast Guard Petty
Officer Pat Milton, measured more
than 3.()00 gallons by late Saturday
evenina. She said the oil was comina
from a ruptured Mobil Oil pipeline in
the bustling harbor.
"1 flew over the area late in the day
and it's pretty bad," said Milton. ''It'll
probably take about five days to clean
it up."
A third spill occwrid S.turday
momina dWlDI the ttfutlina ot the
Royal Vikina Sky, a cruite lhip that
was boWld for Puerto Vallar1a. About
l,7SO pllons of refined ship fuel
spilled in&o the water between the
boat and dock. .
Milton said the cruise ship took
responsibility for the spill and tw
delayed its departure until the oil js
vacuumed from the water-a job she
estimated would take three days.
The state Department of Fi5h and
Game was put in charge of coordi-
nating the cleaning operation ofT
.
Huntinaton BCadl bccaa&te lbe C-.-
Guard's rcsoun:a wae .....,
Strelc.bed thin with mt IWO --,.
Los Anatln Harbot. ~·Jt's bcena very busy, bizam_,,"
Milton noted .
The majority of the slick .auna 1 dr
ing the oil platform wu cordoaed all
with Ooatina boom lints Ud YKIMm
pumps were beina used to lift tbep
from the contaminated waaer.
Aminoil was assisting in the cleuup.
The I 00-yard·wide patch ol oil IMI
escaped to the coastline broke fNc
before the slick could be encircled,
Milton said. .
UCI to attack its
housing trouble
By ANDREA ADE~N
Of ... Dellr .........
Six months ago, a respected
philosophy professor from Pittsburgh
refused a post as a presidential chair
at UC Irvine, a prestigious honor
conferred on a pre-eminent authority
only once a year at each of the UC
campuses. •
The $75.()()().a.year academic turn·
ed down the job because a home
comparable to his in Pennsylvania
costs $250,000 in Orange Count).'.
UCt Associate Vice Chancellor W1I·
liam Parker said.
Similar housing dilemmas -along
with UC salaries that haven't kept
pace -arc hamperinJ recruitment.,
according to UCI administrators.
But by next year. UCl hopes to
have the perfect inducement to lure
prestigious facuh> members to Or·
ange County -the UC campus will
be the first in the University of
California system to offer housing for
sale on its campus.
Construction of 250 homes to be
built over the next three years is to
begin in May. The first 90 homes,
smal1 townhorocs and semi-custom
houses. will be offered for sale by early
1985 to UO professors at. about 2S
percent below the market rate, Parker
said. The homes can be offered for
less than those in the surrounding
area because only the houses. not the
land. will be sold.
Funding for the SJO malhon con·
struction proJCCt is provided by
Home Savings of Amenca. Houses
will l)c constructed by J.M. Peters of
Newport-Beach. - -
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Stephen Doqlu at La811J1• Billa omcea of Reclheada
International, amid photoe of well-known carrot tope.
"This proj«t. along with salary
increases in the proposed California
budgeL addresses two of the faculty's
biggest concerns.·· Parker said.
Israeli teens paint picture
of their daily life at hom~
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of Ille DlllY Not lt8'1
What do Orange County high school students know
about Israel?
Most know it as a nation involved m frequent battles
with its Arab neighbors. They know it's the scene ofbloody
terrorist attacks. They know its policies provoke bitter
debate in the United Nations. They may know its people
~ope ~ith the world's highest income taxes and a soan ng
mflauon rate.
Buuwo Israeli high school students recently spent I 0
days in Orange County. painting a different picture for
local tcen·agers. '
G uy Samburski. 17. and Meirav (pronounced
May-i-rahv) ArlosorofT. 16. descnbed their nauon as a
place where "The A-Team·· is a popular television show.
where youngsters attend school six days a week. where new
cars, videotape players and Walkman stereos are common
sights despite the high taxes and inflation. . .
During thearOrangeCountystay. the duo v1s1led with
students at numerous campuses. mcludingOccan View.
Edison and Marina high schools in Huntington Beach.
They stayed with Ron and Sheila MarcusofFountarn
Valley.
Guy and Me1rov·s local v1s1t was sponso~ by the
Israeli Ministry ofFore1gn Affairs and the Jcwtsh
Federation of Orange County. The pair. whose tour also
includes v1s1ts to New York. Den' er Tucson. Phoeno.
and San Diego. arc among 56 lsraeh studt!nts crossing the
United States on s1m1lar m1ss1on-;
At the close of their program at Huntington Beach
High School. they were asked "'hat the sponsors of their
tour hoped the teens would accomplish.
Plea.e aee ISRAELIS I A2)
0 We have to ~t the 111ls\ant
professor caroina $22,000 a yeat .~"~~
well as a full professor of mediciM, ..
he added. "It's u important for the
assistant profeuor u u.e fiill
professor."
The actual cost of hOUlinl ii 1e11 •
important in attractina prospcdive
faculty members than beiDa .alAe LO
offer homes comparable LO wt.al'•
available in other typical tiCadem.ic
communities, be said. ua is first with the pro;ec:t, Parker
believes, because the Irvine campus
already has available land and bM
more acute needs bccaute Oruie
County has the 5CCOnd highest aver-
age housing cost in the state. teCODd
only to San Franci$co. But faculty
housing plans are also under way at
five other UC campuses. he said.
A rCc:cnt poll showed 66 percent of
tb0$C professors who rejected an offer
at a UC campus did so because of
housing. ~
"It's our estimate that 25 percent of
the faculty or 2SO pcol)lc ~ interest~ in •living on campus."
Parker said.
Although anyone who is a ND-time
employee of ua will be dilibk to
buy the homes, new faculty WhO are
members of the Academic Seuie will
have first priority, followed by cur-
rent faculty who don't own homes.
Some buyen may be di&ible for
low·intercst loans offered throuah a
plan bean& considered by the UC
regents, but most wilJ need to obtain
conventional loans. be said.
Faculty members quickly rcoicd
the I 00 a,eartments that wett built on
campus in August 1982 urina an1
acute county-wide housin1 crunch.
The 250 proposed homes will be built
on leased land in the same hiJJsidc
area.
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Gays: Moving forward step by step
The SBY civil rights movement ·
counts its pro.sress in small incre-
ments after bemg born JUSt 15 years
ago out of riots sparked by police
raids on gay ba~· in Greenwich
Village, N.Y.
One such little step 1s a proposal by
the mayor of Laguna Beach. The
mayor flimsclfis another step. Mayor
Robert Gentry is p y.
ANDREA
ADELSON
Gentry says a munic1pal gay niht
ordinance is needed. He fears a
backlash apinst homosexuals after
Gov Oeorsc Ocukmejian·s veto ofa
Slmilar state bill three weeks ago.
Gentry said he intends to lobby for
a city law bannina job and housina
discrimination based on sexual
prefcrc,nces. The ordinance LS
modeled aner a Lo An&eles law
allowing pys to seek Mun1c1pal
Court help if they uspcc1 discrimma·
lion.
Fear 11 a kc) word for pys.
Fear pre•ent py people from
.. comin& out." l()(()rdina to Jim
Boone. who araucs that job 4,,.
cnm1nahon would vanish •f' the
non gay community rnhzcd "PY
arc cve~hcrt."
"That the key:· said Boone of
l1"'1nc ... When the)' don't know who
v.e art, they rtact to the ncptevc
stcrtatype Once they reali1c the
people they love and rtSptCl are py."
NEWS PER SPECTIVE
he thinks hom05exuah could as-
similate into the non.gay community
without havtna to lie about their
lifestyle.
Gentry. a homosexual and p y
nt}\ts leader. believes the batllc for
the failed py nahts bill u\ Sacramen·
to won at least on one front h boo$tcd pys' self-esteem and self-wonh by
pan.inJ enouah uppon to emcrsc
vittonou from the state ~sluurc
and Pf'OI~ to the aovemor s desk.
Gay people "were able to be mo~
open where they work and live,"
Gentry said.
He wtll take up the theme of
lf~love today -...hen ~ teps to the
podium to deliver the kC)nc>te ad·
dress at the 6 anniversary cctc ration
of the founding of Parents and
Fncnds of Lesb1ani and Gayt.. bout
200 arc expected at the Id-out
luncheon at the Rt>g1St1) Hotel 1n
Irvine.
The Huntington Beach-bas<.'d
group was spa~ned out of one
mother's fcchng of lonehne s after
her 19-year-old son. t<.'ve. admllled
his homosexuaht~
Pat Paddock. 52. said ... at tirs1 I
didn't think I knew another gay
person." Paddock found out other-
wise. She learned parents of P>
children ue as naive as she dis·
covered herself to be.
For man) parents. the revelauon
tl\at thetr cl\1ldrcn arc P ) 1s the same
IS tfthcir children had died.
"Whan died 1s their upcctauons
for mamaac. vandch1ldrcn. a ll11-
diuonaJ life." Paddock said.
The ane\lln& process rlfl&O from
shod. to •nacr to auilt. The m1$--
conccpuon that py people ha~e a
choice o"'u sexual preference brttd
ho uhty s a mult. parenu of
homost\uaJ children ''take 1t per·
"IOnally Why arc you do1n th1 to
mc7" Paddoclo.. said ~rtnu a l. The>
set thar ch1ldml as "choo~ma to ~
dtviant."
.. 1y fear was I "-"I afraid ( tt~c)
•'Ould lead a lonel)', pcnccuted hft
and that he would be murdered 1n a
<Urk alle),'' 'ht td.
Htt "'°Ont fear\ have not bttn
rcalind u:vc. nov. 2fl .' f1t•na ~
a travel agent in San Francisco.
Out of her own ignorance and drive
.. to do a little something to make ltriS
world a better place for my son, ..
Paddocl.. fo unded the Oranac Cowuy
chapt<.'r of Parents and Friends 1ix
,cars ago The orgamz.auon no~ bu 50 chapters throughout the nation.
Stndes b) the gay c1val rilbll
movemcn1 ha,en't yet touched new-
come~ who attend their monthly
mttting.s. she said
Pa~nt• have a "com1111 out pro-
cess .. that 1s JUSt as traumatic u the e\~nence of a II> person. Paddock
S1ltd
Jim Boone·s "coming out .. was 40
years 1n the mak1na
Ml came from a very stnct Catholic
fam1I) I always lo.new I WIS an anpy
man v.1th 1 chip on my houJdtt and
that I d1dn•t fit until I was 1n my mid
30s," c;a1d Boone. now SI. Very
graduall). Boone id he lcamed to
face a truth he didn't want to ate:cpt
A mam of 18 ycan collapsed.
'1'hat 1 the IJ'C~t l trauma. a.Dd
that mv four cb1Jdrco wett victims of
a bfollcn home:· he said.
Boone 1d h1 niltna rtbinh
v.n wo nh 1t... alk a ut libtration. l
almo\t feel hkc • new pcno .. he
~d
The "rom1n out .. t a profound
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'
By DAVID BISHOP unifbrms have not bctn ordeA'd this
Dlllr"'*-C." s , year for next year's teams baute Of n~td tom lbe COUJ1 ~Bernes Mid.: If Ille nallna .-ere lO So apinit
tbftcbool dislllet it would be .. devu-
tatina, .. a.me. 11id, especially if tbe
coun rut. that d11tricts cbal"llftt fees
must reimbunt .past and present
1tudenta who have paid them. The Laauna Beach dlatrict has bee_. cbara-i oa fees to participate 10
utra..cutricular sparts actJvilies for
the past three years. Attorneys for tbe
Santa Barbera school diatnct araue
that the fees are for activities that are
not pan of the education procea
auarantced to all students.
lfyou want to play, )'Ou arc aoina to buctact uncertainties. Because of the
have to pay -and pay more, at le t delay, H.amera 11id he has not been
if YoU want to do your playina 1n able to take advam-ae of oft'-season
Laauna Beach. discoun~ from unifonn supply finns. A&bktes at Laauna Beach Hip Hamera also told the bolrd that
School will find a 25 percent increase only 3 petctnt of all athletes apply for
In lbc COit of joininj a team next fall. a confidential waiver of the fee based
The district school bolrd voted this on inability to pay.
wetlt to boost the cost of playing to "We have never had anyone who SSO (or each sport. AthJetes now pay was unable to participate because of
$40 F. tpon. the fees," Hamera said. Hi&h school athletic director Walt School superintendent Billy J.
'Hamer1 told the board that fees paid Barnes wamcd the board that athletic
toofficialsand referees had increased participation fees could have "one • f 6 percent this year and that, along tenible impact" if declared un-
School board · member Carl
Schwarz said the fccs in uauna
Be.ch were started in response to
cutbacks in the school district bud&et
as a result of Proposition 13. the
property tax-slashing measucre
passed in 1978.
• with the cost ofawards and transpor-constitutional by the state Supreme
tation, made the increase necessary. , Court.
"We're now operating at break · A decision on an appeal of a suit
even, .. Hamera said. "bu1 unifurms filed by an opponent of similar fees in
have been cut back." Hamera said the Santa Barbara school district is
150 aliens arrested in MV .
From staff and wire reports
AuJhorit1es captured 152 suspected illegal aliens in
·Mission VieJO Saturday after two flat tires disabled the
moving van hauling them north on the San Diego
Freeway.
The dnve r of the truck reponedl) fled . lea\lng his
passengers behind after.bringing the mo' 1ng van to a halt
near the freeway's La Paz Road ex11.
A Califomta Highway Patrol officer checking a
disabled vehicle report about 4:30 a.m. said he saw about
50 people standing around the truck.
The crowd scattered on spotting the officer. but he
slammed the truck's doors shut on 108 people and
children still inside and called immigration agents.
according tot.: .. Border Patrol Agent Coy Wells.
By nightfall. another 56 people had been found .. all
over the Mission Viejo area," Orange County Sheriffs Lt
Bill Miller ~id.
"We got some calls from residents reponing people
hiding in their backyard. not causing any harm or damage.
just trying to avoid being taken in custody," Miller said.
Wells said It appeared to be "a commercial smuagJing
operation" in which each person paid $300 to be taken to
the Los Angeles.
At least seven women and six children, including two
infants. were among th ose apprehended, Wells said.
'Game of Gama• at Newporter
A special performance of Don Lowry'$ stage show
"The Game of Games" will be prescnteji.Sunday at 8 r.m.
1n the Plaza Ball room of the Newponer Reson. 107
Jamboree Road . Newport Beach.
Cuna1n time for the motivati onal entertainment is 8
p.m. Ticket information may be obtained by calling
476-0151 or 759-8232.
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ISR AELIS TALK OF HOME .. ;-
From Ai
··1 th1nk the) want people to hear about Israel as a
place that has more than war. terrorism and inflation ...
Me1rov replied. "We are here to show (lhe American
iiludents) how "e 111.e our regular. bonng hves."
Guy and Meirov charactenzed Israel as a modem
-aation with man) of the same cultural interests as other
:)Vestem nations.
In addition to "The A-Team," "The Smurfs" and
"Fame" are popular on Israeli TV. Guy said.
"Evef)·body (in Israel) likes to watch break dancing.
·bul nobod) knows ho" to do tt," Ma1rov added.
Like their Amencan rnunterparts, Israeli youngsters
attend eight) ea~of elementar; school and four years of
high school. the' 1s1tors \aid Israeli public education 1s
free and mandator; through I 0th grade. High school
classes are ad' a need and ma) be equ1 valcnt to college
instruction in America beca use Israel has no general
education colleg<.'s
Instead. the' 1Mtors ~1d. the nati on has a handful of
uni vers1t1es that o;k1p general studies and prepare students
for professions such as med1c1 ne and la" ( ompcut1on to
attend the uni' ers1tu.·s is intense.
The Israelis said their high schools ha' e no band.
photograph) ordn,ereducauon clasl>es, unlike American
campu!>es. And instl'ad of walking from class to class.
Israeli high school ~tudenis stay put while their 1eachers
sw11ch rooms
Though hra<.'I makes big headlines. the nation itself 1s
rather small.
"It's bigger 1han Orange Count). but not much." Guy
said ... It's 15 times smallerthan Cahfom1a." He said Israel
has about 4 million people, about twice the population of
Orange County.
The visitors were unaccustomed 10 spending four
hou~ on a plane crossing the United States.
.. In Israel, you can't fly 10 minutes without crossing a
border ... Guy said.
Because it is surrounded by sometimes hostile Arab
nations, military defense is a chief concern in Israel. At age
18, all Israeli men and women must enter the army for two
orthree years. Women serve in many military jobs but do
not engage in combat.
"Mostg1rlsgct a bonng(arm) )Job be1ngsometh1ng
hke a sccretal) ... Mc1rav said. "'It's not the best way to
spend two years."
She added. "It's two or th ree years when your future 1s
not in yourhands. lt'squite frightening. But it's an integral
pan ofour life. We know when we·rc 6 we have to go to
school. and when we're 18 we have to go into the army ...
The Israeli youngsters were concerned during their
Orange Count> v1si1 when news repons said more than 40
people were wounded in a terronst attack among shoppers
in Jerusalem.
"It's not typical oflife in Israel. but 1t does happen."
Meirov said.
After spending several weeks samplin$ life in th<.'
Un ited States. 1s there anything the teens wish the) could
take back to Israel?
··we don't ha ve Disneyland." Me1ra' said ... That's
something we'll miss"
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Super ior Avenue open to traffic
Newport Beach residents will find
traffic conditions on Superior Av-
enue superior to what they were a year
ago.
The city has completed a major
$1 .5 million improvement of the road
and the new four-lane street is now
open to traffic.
Prior to the stan of the road
improvements last April. Newport
Beach police said the steep stretch of
road was claiming about one life a
year in traffic accidents.
Known locally as "the hill." Su-
perior Avenue makes CJ sharp and
steep curve near Hoag Memorial
Hospital to the Pacific Coast High-
way below.
"The purpose of the project was to
improve the alignment of the street.
That sharp curve was not up 10 the
standards of a major arterial road of
D•llY Piiot
Del Ivery
11 Gu•r•ntffd
'-4 .. ,_)4\,. • ,.,,,~.,. •t fl" ~
• • t..-• '°''' PAC'f"1 f)'f , ti,.1 t ' 111 ()fltnt .. I I
t •J ' ~" f.. Ol J N I fA•
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today," said Ben Nolan, the city's
director of public works.
An agreement Wlth CaJtrans to let
the improved road cut across a vacant
lot owned by the state allowed the city
to realign Superior A venue.
Robert' Lilly dead at 78
Pri vate services are scheduled for
Robert Tompkins Lilly of Costa
Mesa, who died Wednesday at Hoag
Memorial Hospital. He was 78.
Mr. Lilly. a retired clinical psychol-
ogisl who served at Fairview State
Hospital. had li ved m Costa Mesa for
the past 25 years. He was a member of
the Amcncan Psyc hological Associa-
tion and a former member of the
Santa Ana Elks Lodge.
He is survived by his wife, Eliza-
beth; two sons, Stephen Robert Lilly
of Long Beach and Eugene A. Klotz of
Swarthmore. Pa.. and a daughter,
Barbara E. Lilly, of Long Beach. Also
surviving arc a brother. John Lilly, or
Woodland Hills and two grand-
children.
Funeral arrangements arc being
handled by Pierce Brothers Bell
Broadway Mortuary.
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VOL n, NO . II e'perience .\fter dealing \\1th them-
selves. ga)'s must face their emplo)cr~
and family.
··Evel)one feels hke the) arc
alone." Boone said. "We're all para-
noid. because the nsk of rejection 1s
enough to paralyie us."
officer for Laguna Beach. said a fncnd
h' cs in terror that his present em-
plo)er will find oul he 1s gay, having
been fired from a banking job.
Gay nghts 1sn·1 an issue 1n the ans
colony. he says. "Bui there's a lot of
work to be done out of Laguna," .------------------------------------------Miller added.
Ho"e' er. Boone feel s he's one of
the luck) ones. Far from spurning
him. Boone·s relatives arc supponn c
.ind his thildren treat his 10\er of
\l·\cn \Cars as their uncle.
But · othcr.,....rcact 10 gays wi th
rn ul'lon -and the backlash can
1.1.rnl.. IJ,c,
Tim Miller. a cnme prevention
"He has to hide his whole life," said
Miller. 36.
Gays forced to lead a double life
invent rclat1onsh1ps and call their
lo' crs "cousins ...
"We're attacked by people who say
the y are pro-fam1l). But the) are
teanng people apan," Miller said .
··My fam1l> 1s a lover and two cats.
What's 1mponant is love and com-
mitment. not whether it's a man llnd a
woman and 2.3 children."
Gentry estimated the homosexual
community in Laguna Beach at 15 to
18 percent of the city's 18.000
residents.
M1llcrsa1d he first knew he was gay
at 12. but d1dn·t 1ell an}one until he
was 22. His confidante, a collegf
counselor. d1dn·t believe him. He
·•came out" at 27. "'The time was
right" he said. bu1 "it's an ongoing
process."
REDHEAD'S SEEING RED ...
From Al
rrd-btl'd He ,,I\, \\Omen who didn't
IJ,1\1' rnl hair 1.1.l'fl." allo\\Cd to enter
,111d that the 4ul·l·n·, troph) fell apart
1111 \tJ~l·
11 \'·" hornhk ··Douglas recalls
V. 11r'l . Dnugla\ da1m'i in a lawsu11
1tw fHnnrntor l'H'ntuall~ g)'pped him
11ut 1>1 ahnut $1 5.000 from the
p.IJll',trlt\ prnu:L'd\
B<s~k' Dnugla\ allege<;. also made
oil "1th "an l'\clU\l\e and pri~ate"
11\t of thl· cluh'' redheads -e\CI)
n·d-ham·<l nnl' ol th<.'m
'\11.,.. <.a\' Dougla'>. Bagk) 1s
prl'panng a 1984 redhead pageant 1n
'\l'\' port Rea<. h "'11h the pnvate list
I ht· dub fo undl'r 1nc;1st'i the mcmbcr-
'h1p ha\ ht-en kit upc;et and confuM'.'d
\ \poke.,"oman lor Bagle) said the
pr11mnter ,., doing nothing improper
rnd tht• dl\pUtl' "''II be settled 1n
lllllrl
\llr Dougla\ 1\ Vl'I) much a
rl'dlwad." rctoncd a 'ipokcswoman
for Ragle). who rnuld not be reached
<l1rc.ctl~
l he ·\pokc'i'Auman .idded. though.
thjt \he doe,n't 1111end to insult
redhead~ • he noted that Bagle)-'
wile" a rt"dhe~d
The flap. to date. haHpawned three
IJW'iUlt\
In one Dougla<.. ,., a\king for the
SI 5.000 He in\1!tts th<' 198 3 contest
aro~~d about $40,000 which he and
the promoter were to sphl 60-40 after
.npen!>e'i Dou&la' l hum' all he
Just Call
642-6086
rcce1 \ cd tor his 40 percent cut wa<,
S1.2Wl
In another suit Douglas 1s asking
for $1 00.000 m dama$C'i from Bagk)
ao; well as an 1nJunc11on to stop the
promoter from using what he S<i) s 1s a
-.ariat1on of h1s group's name
Bagley. in turn. is seeking$100,CX)()
from Douglas. The promoter sa) ~
Qguglas defamed him at a recent
gathering of redheads in Newpon b)
making an untrue statement about his
past.
Bagle) scr1.cd four months an Jatl in
1982 after pleading no contest to then
charges relating to a Texas beauty
pageant. according to records. Costa
Mesa police filed false advertising
claims agamst the promoter in 1983
relatins to a ht:aut) contest that wa-;
c;taged 1n Nunh Hollywood.
But Baglc}. 1n his su11. contends
that Douglas accused him of a much
more senous offense and claims the
accuo;at1on has done him great dam-
age.
Mean\\ hilc. the redhead fight con-
tinues
While Bagle)' adven1ses the up-
coming pageant, Douglas 1s attempt-
ing to reach his carrot-top members to
inform them that he 1s not involved 1n
the contest.
"There's a lot of confused rcdhe~ds
out there," he say11. "And there's only
so much one redhead can do do
straighten them out."
What do you like about lbe Dally Pllo&? Wlaat doa't you lib? Call Ute
numbtr at ltfl and yoar mttnJt trill be recorded, traascribtd and delivered
to Utt approprlatt editor.
Tht umt U -boar aaswuln1 ttrvlet ma) bt aM4 to record lellen to t•e
tdltor on H f topic. ontrtbot.ort to our Lettus colamn ma t luha4t t• lr
name ud ttttplloo n1mbcr for verUlc11loo. No clrnlatloo rails, pltaH.
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Aprtl 11th
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liOO • 10:00 ....... om OPENING
NSC Sntm FEST 84
The changing of seasons is reason enough for
celebration, but our party means something more:
We're celebrating our first Grand Summer Opening
and you're invited to share the evening fe$tival :
• GU•IT APNARANCI -Bruce Penhall
famous e11-speedway ndet star ot the hit
lv,senes ·chips and protesst0na1 model fO<
Water Rags tash•OOS w111 show oH the latest
trends tor men and sign poatert
• ~UatONAL PASHIOM llODSLI will
reveal the hottest most crea11ve looks tor
summer
• SNCtAL SAl&.80ARD "'°9IOTIOM.
• DOOR PRIZUt Swim trunka bik1n1s mini·
dreues. 1-st11rts. sunglasses
• CATaMD UllQUn -Gourmet cheeses.
fruits and dellclous hol hors d oeuvres ........ -...
• HAWM-OAZ ICI CRIAM.
Get acquainted with the what we hope
will be your favorite summer shop.
Please come and celebrate at
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1700 W. COAST HIGHWAY, ... PORT MACH, CA e1Ha
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ro1npts warnings
IY tbl AllOCiated ......
HAJlaJSBUMJ, Pa. -Audloridei buntiii'.fcW ID .,.,,,, -~two conVICled killln-*6o ..._
•Ola COUDty ~by 19wiDt a.ro.b. I blmid window
""9ld .,._ Nlideatl Saluntat DOI~ ... tbdr doon to
,...., .. Tbe ..._tat Dlupllia C:OU.aty PNOD'a ...U.~ =occurred around 11 p.m. Friday .. ta=:=~~~~
Wida SatMlay and cawled visitation and vti.a fbr the iiuilaa No weapou wen found
.-dL UWIOD tlid be WU "pretty ccnaiA" the were ail1 ill die an&. All were .. definitely" Ell~ °11ec:aute of their violent puu aad ~" ~ llid. The ah .. their breakout corridor window duriD& "1elevi11on time " l.aMOn
Mid. Aauant lpol1ed them on the roofat 10:~ p.m. and talUldec1 an alarm, but the inmata the ju~ped &o the
pand and left tbe propeny throup a coDIU'UC'lion 1ile
Wlaere a f'ence bad been taken down to facilitate a pri10n
Opnsion project.
,._er Idalia Beza. CJJarclJ dJ•
W ASHINOTON -frank Cllurch a onetime boy ~of the Senate who roae to promlnence 11 a atem
opponent of the Vietnam war but failed in a bid for the
pnaideacy in 1976, died of cancet Saturday at 59. family
tpokelman Cleve Corlett aaid the former Democratic
IODltor from Idaho auccumbed at home in suburban Bethesda. Md. He had underaooe chemotherapy at Memorial Sloan·Ketterina C!aocerCenter in New York for ~tic cancer. "Sen. Church served hia nation with
aiitinction and dedication/' President Rcaaan said in a
written statement "Hia abidiq interest in fOreisn policy
made an important inteUectual tontribution to our
counlr)'. We send our aympethy to bia family and friends."
Convicted l~la~r to nm
BOISE, Idaho -Rep. Georae Hansen, convicted of ~ to report $333,978 in personal Joana and other
finanCial dealinp on disclosure atatments, aays he has
decided to 1eek an eiabth term ):>ccaute of overwhelming
1uppon from voten. The conservative Republican said 85
pen:ent of the estimated 300 people who turned out for a
l*blic meetina in Pocatello on lbunday niabt ur&ed him to run. bued on a poll conducted at the scasion. Hansen
laid he expects hia cam~ian opponenta will make an iasue
of the conviction, but• I think we can meet this issue head
on." •
'amUy IJeld Ja •la very cue
· KERRVILLE, Texas -Three members of a
ranching family were arrested after six people said they
were abducted while bitchhikina and held in chains as
ilave laborcn, authorities said Saturday. Kerr County
Sberiff Oiff Oreeson aaid Walter Wesley Ellebracht, SJ, bia 10n; Walter Wesley Ellebracht Jr., 31 ; and dau&Ji-
ter-in-law, Joyce Ellebracht, 29, were arrested Friday night on kidnappina ctw,es at their ranch near·Mountain
Home in central Teua. They were bein& held Saturday on
Sl00,000 bonds. Authorities learncc1 of the slavery
alleptions last week when a man who said he bad been
kidnapped and held on the ranch escaped and contacted
Teua-Ranaers in Comanche.
Te.t-tabe triplet. bom
SAN 01.EOO-Test-tube triplets born to the wife of
a 'Navy man were in stable ~c;Sjtion Saturday after a team
of 3.S physiciana, nunea ana therapists helped deli vcr the
twO 1irts and a boy, officials said. The triplets were born
tllrec months premature Friday niaht at Naval Regional
Medical Hospital, a spokeswoman said. They were
su.fferin& from lung ailments and were attached to
m"iraton. Another spokeswoman said a colostomy, an
incision into the colon, was perfonned Saturday on the
boy. All three babies were in stable conditio~ she said.
The parents are Debra Styles-Lusk and Yaul Lusk. a
Navy IOnat technician.
l•raeHjet. retaliate
Artl•t'• concept deplete cuu_,.,. and LoDf l>Uatloa
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Mondale wins big in Wisconsin caucuseS
MADISON. Wis. (AP) -Walter F. Mondale.
revenint the resulll of a non-bindina primary earlier in
the week, trounced Sen. Gary Han in Wisconsin's
Democratic Pany caucuses Saturday and captured
another Jarae aroup of national deleptes.
The former vace president, who sajd in Pittsburgh he
was .. obviously very pleased" with the victory, led Hart
almost 2-to-l in the raw vote from the caucuses. The Rev.
Jesse Jackson was a distant third.
.. We bad anticipated a very close cont.est," aaid
Mondale.
Althou&h he noted that he has scored a number of
victories in the past three weeks, startina with the llli~ois
primary, Mondale sajd he doubted the Wisoonain would
have much impact in Penmylvania's primary Tuesdal.
''I believe that votcn Jealously auard the right' to
make their own choicea, he said.
In the primary, Hart aot 46 percent of the vote,
Mondale bad 43 and Jackson I 0, but that was strictly a
beauty contest. .
It was the caucuses that determined allocation of78 of
the 89 delegates Wisconsin wilt send to the Democratic
National Convention in July. ·
With 98 percent of the raw caucus vote counted, the
totals were:
Mondale 17,020 or 57 percent
Han 9, t 38 or 30 percent
Jackson 3127 1 or 11 percent
Uncommitted SSO or 2 per~nt
The caucuses ch09e delptea to ~nal disuict
meetings in May wben national convenuoo delqates will
be chosen.
With 98 pereent of tho5e deleptcs chosen, Mondale
had 60 percent. Hart 30 pttcent. Jackson 8 percent, and
uncommitted 2 percent.
Pany officials said it was impossible to aay preci.ely
what the breakdown would be in the national convention
deleption, but Mondale clearly will have the larsat sinaJe
block.
National party rules contemplate that the percentaJ.C:
oflocal delegates selected in th~ first round of caucuses Wlll
be reflected all through the process to the final makeup of
the national delegation.
That would suggest Mondale should ~ at least 47
delegates and Hart 23 and that they could divide the other
eight.
It was uncertain whether Jackson would act any
delegates because of a requirement that a candidate tel at
least IS percent of the votes in any one caucus distnct to
U~S., Japan OK import quoU.s
WASHINGTON (AP) -The United States and
Japan reached agreement Saturday on increasina the
import quotas on sales of American beef and citrus
products to Japan, ending a long·simmering dispute
between the two allies.
The agreement was reached after nearly six houn of
talks that culminated four day of negotiations between
U.S. Trade Representative William Brock and Shinjiro
Yamamura, the Japanese agriculture minister.
Yamamura had extended his visit here twice in an
effort to settle the trade dispute.
While the amount of sales of the productrto Japan is
not substantial, the dispute had become symbolic of the
trade problems between the two countries.
Brock, through a spokesman, expressed his pleasure
with the agreement. "We've guaranteed our cattlemen.a
minimum of $300 million in new sales over the next four
years to Japan, .. he said.
That would bring total U.S. beef sales to Japan to
$800 million over the four years.
David Demarest, Brock's ~kesman, aaid Japan
agreed to inerease its quotas on hip-quality U .S. beef by
6,900 metric tons a year for the next four yean.
The import arrangement that expired Jut Saturday
had allowed a yearly increase of 3,300 metric tona, which
brought expons to 30,800 total tons in the last year of the
aarcement. A metric ton equals 2,204 pounds.
Under the new arrangement., the total impons by the
last year of the aarecmcnt will be 58,400 tons. ..rll take doubling exports any day of the" week -
especially to Japan, .. Brock said.
Agncullurc Secretary Job.n Block said he was
.. plea~ that we have ~ched this accord with Japan,"
which he said is "good news to American farmers."
At a press conference, Yamamura, speaking through
ao in!fepretcr, hailed the qrecment as important because
.. beef and citrus issues bad become symbolic of trade
friction'' between the two nations.
He alao said the aarccmcnt was a positive a.ian for
trade negotiations acbeduled later in April, when the two
countries"wiJJ discussimpon levels for 11l>thercatqories
of food, ranging from beans and tomato paste to tome
prepared foods.
Yamamura said .. intensive con1ultatio.n1 at a
working level would continue" in hopes that an ~cnt
could be hammered out for the 13 items by the end of~
month.
Roger Berglund., vice president of tbe National
Cattlemen's Association, an umbrella aroup for beef cattle
producers, said in Denver that the agreement .. represents
prosress. but we're atilt disappointed that the amount will
not be still taraer. parJicu1arly the way we open our
markets to the Japanese. We feel they should grant v.cater
access. We cenainly would have liked to see more. •
win a~eee•wioa to the sublequent le\"el. ..
(\ 11 becaUIC of a .S pmlent cfifterence in the duahold
requiremeot fOr winnina prelim.iaary delepta at the fll'lt
level and tk lO percent tbresbold for winninlcklcptcs It
the coap-.iODal district level that the final ~IC coat
coWd Y8fY llilbtly from the projectiou ~ "r
Saturday'• vole.
A native of nei&hbo~ Minnet0ta, MOIMWe Ult powertW bdd from oraati. labor, teacben and many ol
the stale'• lad.in& polfticians, includin& Gov. AatboaJ
f.arl.
Mondale'• Wi1eon.ain victory came four days after lail bia vicl.Ory in the New York primary and only duee cMJI
before the Pennaylvania primary. I 1
Jama Johnton., MoodaJe's campeian cbai.rlnlill. ti6d
in Wasbi naton tbat the Wisconsin voce was a~
victory ...
Jobmon aaid the diffcmlce between the •_primary
results and the caucus result could be attributed IO ""tM
number of Republicans participmtina on Tueedly ...
JobMOO aaid be would expect tbe Wilcouia risuk
.. will have a positive impact (in Pennsytvania) in .,.n
because it combines with an impressive vic:\ory i.n New York. M
UpllftlJll experience
Canadl&D Prime llbalater Pierre Tnutea11
pta • baad from Illa 8-,ear-old 80ll. lllcbel.
u he 1lft8 88 PQaDda at an amateu
wetabt-Uftlq alalbltlon lD Ottawa.. /
Rescuers patrol; River still rising
LITTLE FALLS, N .J. (AP)-Rescue crews patrolled
by boat and damage estimates climbed to at least $35
million as the rain~swollenPassaic River continued to ri$C
Saturday in parts of northern New Jersey. where flooding
has chased S,000 people from their homes. -
O fficials warned that some of the evacuees may have
to wait several days before they can return home.
Water from seven rain-gorged tnbutaries poured into
the Passaic and submerged se<:tions of Morris. Passaic.
Essex anJ Bergen counties. Additional flooding down-
stream threatened communities in the southern parts of
those counties near where the river flows into Newark
Bay. "It's like dominoes all along down the Passaic " said
Col. Alfred DcMatteo, director of the Morris County
offict of emergency management.
About SOO people were evacuated Saturday from botla
Fairfield in Essex County and from Paterson, where only
two of the 14 bridges leading to Passaic County remained
open, officials aaid. Paterson police said the Passaic Rivet cov~ access roads and reached the decks of the brid&es.
About 150 National Guardsmen were dispatchccl to
Paterson. Riverdale and Fairfield Saturday afternoon at
the request of local offic1als, said State Poh~ Sgt. Tom
Holv1ck. They were sent to assist m evacuauons. traffic
control and the distnbut1on of dnnlong water to rcs1dent1
wb.o have been warned not to use tap water.
In the Morris County communities of Wayne and
Lmcoln Park. rescue crews in boats searched for pcoplt
who needed to be rescued from rooftops.
BEIRUT. Lebanon -Israeli jets Saturday bombed a
buildirtJ in the central Lebanese town of Bbamdoyn in
retaliation for a terrorist ramJ>l&C in Jerusalem, and
Lebanese Moslem and Christian factions traded heavy
anillcry fire in Beirut. President Amin Gemaycl and
Syrian President Hafcz Assad arnnJCd to meet in
Damascus on Wednesday to try to s~ ~I? an end to the
ftahtin&. repona from the Syrian capital aaid. The taraet of
the Israeli air strike was a five-story wina of an abandoned
hotel in BhamdounJ. on the Beirut-Damascus hi&hway 14 -------·------------------------------......... ---llll!!ll!llll!!llll--~---... -1111111!1. miles southeast or the Lebanese capital. All planes
returned safely from the dawn raid, the Israeli command
l.n Tel Aviv said. The command aaid the buildin& was a
belt of the Democratic Front for the Liberation or
Palestine - a Palestinian aroup that claimed rcsponsi-
bUity for the terrorist att.ack Monday in Jerusalem's
Jewish sector, where 48 people were wounded by machine
sun fire aMt arenade blasts on a busy street.
Green"•m wromea block •treet.
LONOON -Hundreds of women blocked streets m
central London Saturday to protest the destruction of their
camp outside the NATO nuclear mi11i1e base at
Oreenham Common. Police made l 1 arresta. The camp
bid become a focu1 of protest apinat deployment of cruise missiles in Britain. The women lay down in the
•treets, haJtina traffic, and had to be d~ awa>: by offiCen. Those arrested were cbaracd widi~ obstruction.
policeaaid . Bailiffs and huodrcdso(polJcecviaed women
Wednesday from six camps oullide the nine-mile fence
eurroundlna the U.S. Air Force bue at Greenham
Common base, SO miles west of London. The Depanment
of Tranapon ordered th~ cv~ctions\ claiming the ca.mpt
lnterfettd with a road·wtderunt Pf'OJect.
Date.I.I •ctlri•t. b~ mto IMI•
VOLKEL. Netherlands -About 120 anli·ouclear
ICtiYilll brob into a Royal Dutch Air Force bue on
Saturday and occupied a supply dc~t ~fore 1.hcy were ~led and removedbthe Defense Mini~try ann<?unced.
The demonltraton. w o wett cha~ with ~da and .-•la'inl. were qllOted by Dutch television 11 11y1na th.cir kdon wu to pro\Clt the praence of nuclear weapons on tM bue. Tbo Volkel hue in the aoutbcm Ne&.berla.ndt 1t ~ for two tqu&droo.s of Dutch f · 16 fl&httt planes, u
wd u the U.S. Air Force's 7362nd Muniti~os upport
IQuadtOn, eccordina to M~. A.l.C. Van N1euwbura. a
·illaltlfy apokesma.D. The spokesman refuted to disclose
WhCthef tbe but~ nuclear weapons
Cherokee council
accedes to state
c9ntrol over park
CLEVELAND. Tenn. (AP)-Two Cherokee nations
met under towerina pines on Saturday at their fint joint
council since 1837, and asrced to leave control of their
former capital with the state government.
"Tho state park known as Red Oay (State Historical
Area) has lived up to the expectations that our ancestors
who lived here 146 years ~o would have had," Robert S.
Youf\gdccr. principal chief of the Eastern Band of
Cherolcee Indians. told council members at the outdoor
meet.ins. An estimated 30,000 people crowded the park
Saturday to witness the session, which also featured aosP.CI
singina, tribal dances and a variety of food and crafts·
booths. Park officials put attcnda.nce for both days at near
50'~e Cherokees ended their council with discu ion of
IM resolution tttk.ina th.c return of the park to Cherokee
control. Counol leaden withdrew the proJSosa1 ai the
request of it author, You"ldeer.
.. This park i1 so weU·taken care or and revered bY. 'those people livina here I mpe<:tfully uk the tribal counc1l
of the &11em Band ofO.crokcc Indians to withdraw this
motuuon ·• You~ccr aajd, ' -
Red Cay, which bas been operated s1ncc 1979 a
historical area by the Tennessee Dcpanment ofConserv•·
tton. was the last eastern capital orthe Cbcrotea and the
site or their tut previous joint council on Aua. 7. t 837
The Chrrok«S, reprcxnted by as many. as 1.000
mcmbcn from each nauoa, concluded the fcsu'\tc twe>-day
tcssion by pim1na ~vcral other resoluuons. 'Iron '&ya' Cody at tbe Cherokee CoancU.
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Conspiracy buffs
say McDonald
was reds' target
WASHINGTON -Throughout
his public career. the late Rep. Larry
McDonald Ii ved in a world of deep
dark conspiracies supposedly aimed
at him by the evil forces of world
communism. Among his disciples.
indeed. there lurks the nagging suspi-
cion that the Soviets shot down the
Korean airliner last September just to
get rid of McDonald.
McDonald's conspiratorial nature
is revealed in more than I 00 pages of
internal FBI files, obtained by my
associate Tony Capaccio. The late
congressman was suspicious of any-
one who criticized him. On at least
two occasions. he felt endangered by
critical mail and told the FBI that his
life had been threatened.
The files shQwthat on Sept. 26,
t 976, McDonald sent the FBI a post
card he had received which he
considered threatening. The FBI re-
cords don't include the text of the post
card thatalanned McDonald, but a .
memo addressed to then-FBI Direc-
tor Clarence Kelley said .. the threat
consists of innocuous comments.··
G iven McDonald's congressional
Statu~. however. "the bureau has
instr'Ucted that this matter must
receive vigorous and con11nuous
attention until fully resolved," states
the memo.
The G-men pursued the matter
with theircustomal) thoroughness.
They dusted the postcard for finger-
prints. but found none to match them
an the criminal files.
T hen they ran a labonous check of
the signature on the card. Lo and
behold, it matched that on a letter to
. then-Director J. Edgar Hoover in
1970. Using the address on the old
lener, FBI agents tracked the writer
down and paid him a visit.
The.citizen was indignant over t.hc
investigation his post card had pre-
cipitated and wrote another letter -
this one a complaint to his con-
gressman, Ed Koch. Koch. now
mayor ofNew York City. asked
Kelley why his constituent was being
harassed.
Koch wrote to K . .iley that the only
reason this irate bu1 obscure ciuzen
found the FSI at his door was because
McDonald was involved. Koch
added that the man "denied his note
was ofa threatening nature and was
disturbed that his 'critical' note could
have produced such a response."
In reply. Kelley assured Koch that
standard procedure had been fol-
lowed. An FBI memo on the matter
said the New Yorker .. is a chronic
letter-writer and has written numer-
ous letters to FB,I headquarters since
1946." The Justice Department de-
clined to pursue the case.
Six months later. McDonald. irate
after hanging upon a caller, passed
the person's name to the FBl's
Washington office. The FBI ran a
check oft he caller"-; name. but came
up empty.
Interesting!~. McDonald himself
wasthesubJectofa bnl'fFBI
investigation for an alleged threat he
made to an unspecified person in
January 1974, before he "'as elected
to Congress.
The Detroit FBI office sen I the
information to Washington ··an view
of subject's ambition fornat1onal
political otllce and in view of his
leadership in the John Birch~ociet~ ...
But the U~S. attorne; an Detroit said
McDona1a had not violated the
federal extortion statute bc-cauc;e "1t
appears that a direct threat has not
been made.··
O n oneoccas1on. McDonald's
flamboyant anu-commun1st rhetoric
seems to have misled an admirer.
who wrote and asked the con-
gressman to ··assign several of;our
most trustworthy, dependable and
efficien\ operatl'veS to make a few
hits .. to discourage 'iupport forcom-
muni~m. McDonald turned the note
overto the FBI as "apparent!;
encouragj og acts of polt ti cal ter -
ronsm."
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'What's the use?' 65% ask
Sixty-five percent of the re-
searchers who work at length in
Antarctica eventually get depressed.
sleep fitfully, and ponder sad ques-
tions like. "What's the use?" So
reports a psychiatrist who studied the
records. Illuminating. Still. it might
be claimed that 65 percent of every-
body sometimes gets depressed.
sleeps fitfully, and ponders sad ques-
tions like. "What's the use?''
Ear wax is not dirt. It.protects the
ear drums. So don't try to wash out
your ears with soap and water. Such is
the advice of a German physician
named Dr. Rudolf Link. Tell your
mom.
The black market for . U.S.
passports is pretty lively in Italy,
evidently. U.S. consulates there re-
place more lost passports than do
U.S. consulates e lsewhere.
Here's a nifty name for a new·
business venture: Jfyou run out of ice
at tbe pany in Austin, Texas, you can
get q uick dttJivery of same by phoning
an outfit caf1ed..;'Flash Cubes."
TV's "Dynasty" spends about
$I 5.000 a week on clothes forthe cast.
Q. In pro footbaJI, can kickers tie
back the toe of the shoe to get more
foot into the ball?
A. In the Canadian league. yes. But
not in the NFL or USFL
Q. What's the typical weight of a
fu ll-grown Mexican Chihuahua?
A. Maybe three pounds. It's poss-
ible, though, to round out an order for
100 pounds of Chihuahuas with 100
Chihuahuas.
A bird's knee is its ankle. actually.
L.M. Boyd is a syodicated
columoist.
Girls add life to a family
Fatherderives
greatest joy-
f rom J:.is daughters
It 1s not hard to understand why, in
primitive or poor societies. the
parents generally preferred to have
more boy-children than girl-children.
for sheer manpower provided an
economic advantage in the struggle
for survival.
What is harder to understand is
why this preference persists in mod-
em society, even in such an advanced
country as the United States. where
these economic considerations are
negligible. There seems to be more
pride and sense of fulfillment when a
male is pi't>duced -and e'·en the
mother herself mav share in this
satisfaction. ·
Yet actually. in sonal and emo-
tional terms. it is the girls who
.. make" the fam1lv more than the
pays do, and who· suppl} both the
spark and the current 10 the domestic
circuitry. This thought was v 1 vidly
brought home to me again last
Christmas.
With only the two boys home.
Christmas might as well have been
Groundhog Day, for all the spirit and
activity it evoked. As soon as the two
girls arrived, however. the whole
household came alive. in the fu llest
sense of the word -with bright sights
and laughing sounds and good smells
and the bustle of shopping and
planning and party-giving and
party-going.
As the dreadful poetaster put it.. ~·It
takes a heap o'ljving to make a house
a home," but he should have added
that most of that living is generated
and su~tained by the distaff side of the
family. Nor is it merely that the
females do the cooking and the
decorating: it is, rather, that they act
as the "binder" in the fam ily. like the
egg-s in batter or the-gum-in -paint.
Boys are splendid creatures. and I
would not want to be without a son.
but there is nothing like a daughter
when a man feels low or tired and a
young nymph comes up behind his
chair and kisses him on the back of
the head for no other reason than she
feels like it. That's when every day is
Christmas.
SIDNEY
HARRIS
In my fathering years, whenever
someone would .ask-me the foolish
question. "Do you want a boy or a
girl?" I would always answer "Yes"
-for what I wanted was a boy or a.
girl. and not a bird or a baboon. Ii
mattered not a bit to me. but now. in
my early senescence. I would feel
keenly deprived had I not been
blessed with a daughter.
It may not be a manifestation of
mare coauvinlsm lhat so many hus-
bands covet a son and heir. but it is
certainly a form of male stupidity. A
son may bring honor and pride to his
family, but for com fort and consola-
tion and cheerfulness in the house,
there is nothing that can beat a
daughter.
Sldlley Harris is a syndicated
colomnist.
In real life, 'action' hurts
W..\~Hl\;(j T< )1\-Whcn I was a
kid. I It ved 1n a fan 1asv world or. to be
more precise. a world.in which m y
fantasies were difTercnt than the) are
now. Once. for instance. I wore m)
bathrobe asa L'apc, ~cllcd. "L. p. up
and away!" and do\'e ofTthe end ofa
bed. That was the <lav I learned 1t
takes more than a cai>c to th.
Another time. I was shooting
baskets in the school )a rd when thn:e
tough-lookanghombresdemanded I
turn over both the ba ll and the coun.
Having been schooled on telc" ision
westerns, I gave them the schoolyard
equ1"alant of
sm1lc-when-)ou-sa)-tha1-pardner,
whereupon one of them punched me
1n the mouth. I went down thinkmg,
"They lted. It huns ...
I recall those twoep1sodcs b) way
ofrebutting Martha Bayles who in a
Wall Street Journal anicledcfunded
the television program .. The A
Team·· from what she thinks are
hystcncal attacks on it!I "1olencc
quotient. Siding wllh the networks 10
their running war with a group calkd
the Not1onal Coalttron Against Tele·
v1s1on Violence (N( ATV). Ms.
Bayles writes." ... most people. in-
cluding mostch1ldrt'n. can d1s-
tingu1sh between reality and
make-hclic"f "
<\an cc w hl·n" I tan not, of L()Ur\~.
\pea I.. for ~f<. Ra ) lcs "ho "'en in
H. l. Schw•rtz Ill
r il'li• ""'
Chazy Oowallby
f <lcfr·• .iml A, ' ,,,. t
rt, '"_. Put~ "ht•t
Larry 0. Speare
M1na111no ! 11110<
Fr•nk Zlnl
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RICHARD
COHEN
childhood. evidently had both feet
planted firmly on the ground. But my
own childhood testifies to the fact
that what I saw in the movies or on
television. I believed. It was not until
I was older that I realized that you
could really get tn2n in a fight.
I am not suggesting that children
are always incapable of telling the
di fTerence between reality and fan -
tasy. I am only suggesting that unul
reality teaches otherwise (ps with an
instructive punch to the mouth}.
there 1s no reason fora child to be
skeptical. Af\erall. television depicts
both reality and unreatt1y. The only
way adults know the difference is by
exP.Cnence. which is precisely what
children lack. That\ why kids are
much more likely to attempt to jump
11 car a la The Dukes ofHa1.ard than 1s
your average rac~cardriver He
knows the stunt can wreck the car.
NBC the network responsible for
"The.\ Team.'' distinguishes be-
twl"cn violence and what it calls
··act1on."To N»C "action" 1s viol
.ence without blood -real fant.h)
v1oknce. It 1s, though. what pomo-
nraphy is to sex -all too casual and
w1tpout any moral. social or physical
rcpcrcu,..$1ons. The networks think
that airing "action'' asoppoStd 10
v1olcncc makes them some son of
corpora le Mothet Thertsas. They
would bettc:r~rve their young v1c~
Cr\, thou~. 1fthey showed what
'iOmt-onc s fo~ rcall> lookc-d hkc aflc-t
being punched an.
Television is the keyhole through
which children see the adult world.
And what they see is incredibly
distorted. Violence. for instance. is
commonplace;coersion and in-
timidatjon are routine. The only
difference between the good guys and
the bad guys is that the good guys
come back week after week -not
because they are less violent. but
because t~eyemptoy violence for
Sood rather than bad reasons. There
1s, forinstance1 no Fifth Amendment
. injunction against self-incrimination
on television-noone telling Mr. T
that it's not nice to compel con-
fessions by threatening force.
Even when it comes to television
criticism, moderation isa virtue, and
it's silly to argue that TV violcn~
represents the end of civilization. But
television's ability to persuade is
well-known. Advertisers do not pay
fortunes fortclcvision time thinking
viewers do not bet icve what they see.
lfthat is true for adults. it's certainly
the case for children. A kid schooled
on telcv1!iion "action" has to be
forgiven forthinkinga punch in the
mouth is not tantamount to imtant
orthodontia.
Violence sellsand if it did not it
would surely, like quality program-
ming. be banished from the nation's
airwaves. That. and not the alleged
ability of children to tell rcahty from
makc·belicve. 1s why It persists on
tclcvisiol). The only TV exccuttves
who think othcrw1~ arc tho~ who
never were children. As for \heTcst.
somewhere 1n their pa~t i!i a'faalcd
uperman.
Up. upandaway-with the
ratinas.
Rlcb•rd Cobt:a I•• 1yadlc1t~
~l11maJ11.
GOlden 1¥.est students
prepared for: success
To the Editor;
We have been reading a lot ~ntly
about the community colleaes or
California, their programs, services,
enrollments, costs and the quality of
their instruction. Almost all of these
thousands of words have been based
on O{>jnions, myths, and biaSC$
emergmg from httle or no infor-
mation. It seems. at times, that facts
and 'l:levant data have no part to play
in the current public discussion about
community colleaes. ·
One mytlt relates to the quality of
commuruty coll*s instructional
programs. I want to address this issue,
at least for one community college.
and'provtdeso~c~ally,
recent data from the California State
University Chancellor's office shows
that those continuing Golden West
College students who transferred as
regular admissions to the CSU system
had a higher CSU grade point avera•e
that CSU students wbQ stancd thetr
college careers at CSU campuses.
This means that Golden West College
transfer students were well P{epated
for upper-diVision work, and werei in
-faet. umi-ngbetter-gredes-than natl ve
CSU students. This is a factual
indicator of the quality of our faculty
and of our prosram" It is unfonunatr that so mucb
unsupported misinformation bu .·•~ been written and spoken about tbe ,
quality of the community coUeae
transfer propam and student. SuCb ·~·:
inaccuracies simply discounee the ·· L
able bilh · school araduates wbo.', ,
cannot alfort or even ff! intO the CSU · ,:
or UC systems, from cnsiderina their ·
I t . •1.1 local community col eae. t is • ,• ..
disservice to citizens of all .,es who
believe in education, who want a ' '1
second chance to learn, or to attend a .....
college they can afford, to malian such
institutions with half truths for politi-· · ·
cal gamesmanship or budgetary ad-
vantage. ,• .
:fheonly real evidence rcprdna the ·:
contribution that community col-•
leges malce and the opportunities that , ""~
they pro"ide would be lO uk the over
1.3 million students who attend. learn •
and arow in oommunity coll.-what ~ ~
they think. I suspect a vast majority . . .
would respond by saying it was the .
best educational experience they ever •
rccieved.
LEE A. STEVENS
President. Golden West College
Establish airport at El Toro ·. ·
To the Editor:
Orange County Supervisor Ralph
Clark sent identical letters to me and
to several other rc.sidents of Corona
del Mar in response to our concerns
about John Wayne Airport ex-
pansion. Supervisor Clark listed I I
excellent advantages in moving com-
mercial air traffic from John Wayne
Afrport to the El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station. He suggested that if
civilian ·operations gradually re-
placed military operations at El Toro,
that "community noise (around El
Toro) will drop significantly." He
continued . "twelve sq uare
miles ... would be etiminata:i from the
high noise impact area when El Toro
becomes a civilian airpon."
Supervisor Clark also said. "only
two members of the Board of Super·
visors (one being himself) have
expressed a willingness to pursue
civilian use of Et Toro." Does this
mean that if Mr. Riley would add a
third vote. we would possibly be able
10 save the beautiful resort of New-
pon Beach from being blighted by an
expanding John Wayne Airport and · !
also could make life more pleasant for
those now impacted by the much
louder military aircraft at El Toro?' · .
Could Camp Pendleton absorb the El • ·
Toro Manne Air traffic without
compromising our national security? ·
It is my understanding that com-
mercial jets taking off from El Toro • ·~
would take off over mostly barren
hills rather than over heavily im-
pacted communities and that landing
commercial jets would be far quieter
than landiitg military jets.
We hope Supervisor Riley will join
with these two other supervisors in
exploring the advantages of civilian · •
use of El Toro Marine Air Station ·'
including economy, convenience to
existina Orange County businesses :
and hotels and quieter and safer
communities.
GINNY DA VIES
Corona del Mar
Teachers treated badly
To the Editor;
I personally, am the product of a
private school education. J am a
college graduate and a published
author. My children have been going
to Crown Valley School in the
Capistrano School District for, collec-
tively, nine years. My husband I have
been involved in the school and have
gotten well acquajnted with many of
the teachers. We have found them to
be terrific, caring, excellent teachers
with our children's w_elfa.te their..
primary concern.
Therefore, I am ex.tremely upset by
the way our teachers ~ being treated
by the school district. As an interested
parent and a taxpayer I am very
well-informed about teacher-district
problems. l thinlc that the district is
making the teachers beg for what they
should be given cheerfully. Full
benefits, adequate teaching supplies,
and a decent, fair raise should be
mandatory. Obviously, money is
available if the district is willin& to
pay S 138 a day to stubstitutes and
$12,000 a clay on secun ty."1iie5e -~
expenditures arc unnecessary and . ·:
ridiculous. • ::
My main concern. however, is
attitude. There seems to be a terrific ··
power strugle between the district
administrators and the teachers. The • -•
teachers seem to be most concerned
about the' children, whereas, the ::
Tdmiiusttallon seems lo 'be most
concerned about the administration.
No teacher was ever in teaching to get :
rich. They're in it because they love
children and know that the next
generation is our nation's arcatest
asset.
Think about it .. and please be fair
to our teachers. .. JUDI BATES
Laguna Niguel . .
All things can't be affordable
To the Editor:
The recen1 flap about affordable
housina for people of low and
"moderate" income here in Newport
Beach requires us to examine other
afus of discrimination, besides just
housing. There are Pockets of bigotry
a,ga.inst the poor throu.&!lout this city.
Take restaurants. for example.
There arc in Newport Beach. some
restaurants in which one plnnot get a
decent meal for less than $20 per
person. Obviously, something should
be done. These places should be
required to ofTer a percentage of their
meals for a reasonable cost. say $6. 95.
The difference they could make up,
with help fiom the city.
And how about automobiles.
Would you believe there are agencies
in this town that will not sell a new car
for less than $35,000? How is a poor,
or even moderate family expected to
buy one of those? Obviously. these
people must be compelled to offer
some of their cars at a reasonable
price ... say. SS.995.
Ttre list could go on and
on ... clothing stores, jewelry stores,
etc. Never mind the fact that except
for those who were born rich. most or
the peopleliving in Newport Beach •.
came from someplace -etse, like
Azusa, Duane. San Bernardino, or
Corona. where ~hey could afford to
live until they got enough money to . •
move here. It's time to invite the
couns.to order some equality for tb.e -poor. ..
lfwe can carry this out to a l~cal •l
conclusion, low income people will be
able to live in Newport Beach, drive a
Roll~ and have dinner at Am.· ,
bros1a ... and there would no lonaer be
any reason for anyone to work hard •1 and make a bundle. ~,,
Sure. DEAN"E BOITORF )
Corona del Mar ''
•.J .. •
Thanks, o,.ange County •
To the Editor:
On behalf of the Junior ~uc of
Newi>ort Harbor, we would like to
extend our heartfelt thanks to the
citizens of Orange County for their
outstanding support of the 1983
Chnstmas Company.
The Christmas Company is a
yearly fundraiser for the Lcafue
which brinp t•tht.r a wide vanety
of vendors of Christmas gifts. Each
vendor &J!'ttS to donate a portion of
1.htir profits to the Leaauc. Tbex
profits a~ 1hen "reinvested" in our
commuoity throu&h our Leaauc pro-
Jects.
This year's Christmas Company
was one of the most uccessful an o ur
htStory. Over S 11 S.000 is now avail·
.. --·
able to suppon our various volunteer
projects. Those projects wiJ include:
The Saddleback Valley Adult Day
Care Centtt. The Child Advo6atc
Newsletter, The Disaster Prepa~
ness Spahn Bureau, The Child
Molestation Prevention Project, The '' CA.SA Project (Court Appointed ,, ~·' Advocate,, Adopt-A..SChoo~ I
Tea£hcr ReQ01nation, Tbe PubH· ''
~,ation Education Awareness Ta~ •
force and The EAploratory Lamina 1,
Center. ·
Thari.k you, Oranae County.
MARY EARL SPENCER
Christmas Company Chairman ,,,
SALLY YOUNT
President
'
Fountain Va ley'sL amastooka vice
from DOdger star to stay in baseball
By ROOD CARLSON °' ...............
Fernando V aJenzuela has had
some pat rooments on the mound
for the Los Aqelcs Dodacrs, but it's
doubtful if the Cy Youna Award
winner bu ever thrown a better pitch
than the one he sent a few months qo,
aimed at Ray Llamas, a 16-year-old
who bad pretty well made up his mind
that baseball wasn't for him.
It wasn't for him, he thought.
because it wasn't for some of his
· friends. who didn't have the right
stuff for the game.
It was January of 1982. Llamas had
toiled for two years as a freshman and
sophomore, and played well,
but. . . there were some pressures
from friends with other interests.
He approached his coach, Tom
DeK.rai1, and told him he had enough
of baseball. But DcK.raii told him to
wait for a little while, to think it over,
allowi~ him enough time to set
somethma up.
There are some fine arts in
coaching, such as explainina a pickoff
move, or the delayed double steal
with runners on first and third. a
knuckleball curvcor exccutina the run
and hit, but DeKraii never made a
better move than simply pickina u.p a
telephone and calling the right
number.
A meeting was set up for Ray and
bis dad, Ray Sr. with the Dodgers' star
and after a three-hour session in San
Fernando, alona with DcKraii and
Valenzuela's aaent, Tony DeMarco,
DeKraii had himself a solid prospect.
Llamas went on bang out a . 41 7
average and was 3-0 as a left-handed
pitcher on his way to first team
AU-Sunset Leaaue honors.
This year? lhc 6-0, I SS.pound
senior first baseman bas belted the
ball fora .S31 average, with 2 homers,
Sdoublcsatripleand 19RBlamidsta
26-for-49 performance. Only twice
has be failed to aet a hit in a game for
the Barons, who arc in pursuit of
Edison, Ocean View and West-
minster for the league title and a CIF
playoff berth.
It's all a continuing payoff for that
rendezvous with Valenzuela, who
took the time and effort to explain the
facts oflife.
"He showed me a film,'' recalls
Llamas. "It was about how Fernando
had grown up, the house he lived in
and how he strugled. He wanted me
to do well and stay with baseball. He
had stru831ed, and that's what I was
doing, struagling."
Somewhere during that discussion
Valenzuela obviously got tbrouJh.
On his way home that evemng
Llaroas found himself asking to stop
first at a battini cage and as the balls
kept firing away, whatever doubts
that ma)> have still lingered were
belted into the netting.
.. Fernando talked about his trials
and tribulations as a player and
person," recalls OcKraii. "He talked
about Ray being taken in with this
other group and that Ray should be
their leader, getting them in baseball
"It was really an inspiration to Ray." .
"I was real~... adds
Llamas, "and he really didn't tell me
anything I didn't know. But I don't
think I would have responded the
same way 1t someone else was t.dlina certain amount or plump in his
me, because this was comma from a cheeks.
professional." • He doesn't see Valenzuela pi&cb
Llamas, who'll be J 8 in Ju~. Jives that often, but as for foUowina tbe y~u some of the Valenzuela look with adventures of the Dodaer1'
rus moustac~. black hair and a (Pleue ... u T LLAlllA8/91!)
,
Fountain Valley ~ager Ray Llamu took
the ad'rice of Dodger •tar Fernando
Valenzuela and kept playtnc bueball.
Llama• l• currently hitunC ewer .500.
Forsch's irijury caps ~iserable night
KenFonch
Angel ace suffers dislocated shoulder
as Stieb, Toronto register 3-1 triumph
By CURT SEEDEN °' ... .,.., .........
On a night the Angels received
good pitching. they lost a good
pitcher.
Keb Forsch. the {>roud owner of the
club's only victory in 1984. is out for a
minimum three weeks after suffering
a dislocated right (pitching) shoulder
in the eighth inning Saturday night.
He suffered the injury when he
fielded I J]()W-roUer Wide ot the
mound and tried to beat hitter Willie
Upshaw to the bag.
.. When he reached for the baJ with .
his glove, be tried to brace himself
and it locked," said Angel third
baseman Doug De<.:inccs orthe play
by Forsch." As soon as he rolled over,
I could tell what it was."
DeCinces provided the only real
Angel offense, meanwhile, with a solo
home run in the fourth inning as the
Toronto Blue Jays scored a 3-1
victory before a Cap Nipit crowd of
41 ,859 at Anaheim Stadium.
It was the Angels' fourth loss in a
ro~ but ~he defeat was har<!!}' the
toprc of d1scu-sston aflefllle game.
Despite suffering the defeat, the
veteran right-hander pitched another
strong game (he defeated Boston 2-1
in the season opener), giving up the
three runs on eight hits.
Two of the hits were solo home
runs. by Upshaw 1n the second and
Lloyd Moseby one play before Forsch
suffered the injury. .
The AnJtl pitching staff was
already decimated before the season
began. Geoff Zahn (pulled quadriceps
muscle) is on the disabled List as is
Bruce Kison (coming off back sur-
gery) and reliever Don Aase (elbow
surgery).
The Angels were forced 10 stan
rookie Ron Romanick and youngster
Steve Brown in 1he first week of the
season. Romanick pitched well
Wednesday before b.is owo
eighth-inning throwing error paved
the way for a Boston victory. Brown
was shelled Friday night by the Blue
Jays in an 11-5 Toronto win. ·
"Kenny's such a hard competitor.
Sometimes. you forget about a few
things and JUSt play hard." noted
DcCinccs. .. It's very unfonunaie.
When you're playing that out is very
important. Now. it doesn't seem so
important."
"The play was V(ry close." added
Upshaw ... It could have gone either
way. h 's really a bad break for the
Angels. He's their act."
"He (Forsch) landed on his elbow."
explained Angel Manager John
McNamara. "He popped the
1 shoulder out but ii went back in.
They've already X-rayed it and tht
minimum is three weeks."
T-be.JaGk -of-heaJthy Ange-I pitchers.
meanwhile. overshadows the lack of
Angel hitting. Saturday night, Tor-
onto's Dave Stieb limited them tojus1
five hits and one run through seven
innings. Dennis Lamp pitched tht
final two innings and recorded six
straight outs to record the saved. •
The Angels came into \he pin(
hitting .217 and managed just me fivt ~
hits. Brian Downing, who was bideU ;.
in his first 13 at-bats., went '2 for•. bot :
catcher Bob Boone conu.nued to
struale. Boone is now 0 for 1 S. lk,.
struck out twice Saturday. ·
In additioo. rookie Gary Pettis.
who won the centeT field JOb this •
spring, carried a. I 11 average into lbt •
game and went 0 for 4. striJung out•
three times.
"He (Pettis) was with (battine
instructor) Ron Fairly in the batti11e
CA~~ .. said McN.amJLra.. .. don.'.1
know 1f he's battling his confidence.
He will go through stages Hke this. be
w~nt through them in spring training.
It sure as heU didn't help to go up
against one of the best right-handers.
(Pleue .ee PORSCBf85)
Detroit's orris
no--hits White Soz
Plttabmth'• lkrftU Wpne (S8) loob
back oYer hia alaotilder after elldl.nf Into ... eecond bue to check call while Dan
Andenon of tile Dodeen awalta throw.
Tiger right-hander
'knew he had it'
in the_fifth inning
CHIC..\GO (..\P) -Jack Moms
decided he would break the tension of
p1tchinga no-hitterSaturda) and told
pitching coach Roger Craig 1n the
eighth inning. "I'm going to get 11"
".\ctually. 1 was more nervous in
the seventh 1nnini than I was in the
ninth ... said Moms after pitching the
Detroit Tigers to a 4-0. no-hit '1ct0f}
over the Chicago White ox
"I knew I had It going in the fifth
inning:· said Moms. "L'suall). b) the
fifth tnning I don't ha'~ a no-hitter
going. 1 looked up at the board and
saw the zeco:·
Moms figul't'd the turning poin1 in
his masterpiece. which included six
walks and eight stnkcouts. came in
the fourth inning He had gone
through the first three inntngs flaw -
lessly.
He opened the fourth b) going 2-0
on Rudy uw and then went to his
mouth at which time umpire
Durwood Merrill charged him with a
third ball.
Two more walks filled the bases
and then came what Moms said "was
the turning point of the pmc. The
bases wert loaded and there were no
Dodgers miss their chanCesin falling to Pirates, 3-0
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Pitubu~·s Dale
Berra dumped a two-run sinaJe into fiaht field
in the teventh innana. helpina John
Candelaria and Don Robinson to a l-0 victory
over the Lot An&elct Doctacn Saturday.
"lfbateball is 90 pm:;cnt pitchiDJ, like they
say it i11 the restofuurecapabkofpickin& up
the otner I 0 percent," said Berra, who
aupplied the 1n1urance runa an the Pirates' leCOftd 1\teealive ~iccory over &he Oodacra.
Canctelaria. l-0, hurled 11lt inninas, but only
once mirechhe Oocfaen in order. "~hadn't ~one mort than five innin all
sprina." Manqcr (.'buck Tanner said ot
Candelaria, "but be pitched his tail otT Wtlh
that man on thjrd. ••
It was the fifth 1nnina and the Pirates owntd
a 1-0 lead when Ocrm•n Rivera led otTw1th a
triple. Candelaria escaped. but Berra, the
shortstop, helped with a leap1na catch ofa hoe
drive b)'. tcve Sax.
"We reaaooddcfcn 1veclub,"TannC'naid.
"and our defense bclptd u! tay ahead today"
Candclana, 1-0, pvc up eight hits over 1~
inninas and Robinson pitched the final three
to rtrord his first \AVC of the sc1tson. lej1ndro
Pena, 0.1. took the lo .
The P1rates had a 1-0 lead throuah six
innings. the result of an unearned run in the
founh inning by throw101 cm>rs b Pena and
first baseman Pedro Ouemro.
In the Pl.rite stvtnth, after two were out,
Tony Pena and Doua Froblc in led to ttntcr.
Berra then aot tu' hit to naht. nna Pena and
Froble,
The Ood n. had vcral $COnna op-
portunit1c but failed to ap1tah2c. In the fifth
tnnmg. German R ivera led off with a tnplc.
but was stranded. In the c1&hth inning, tcvc
-·· -
Su Ol>Cfle<S Wlth a teft·ftcld double off
Robinson. but Dave nderson popped out
and RobanM>n then struck out T crry Whufield
andGuem:ro
~arvell Wynne sinaJcd in the Pirate ·
foutth. ~na attempted to pick him off first
but th~w the ball way, and Guerttm. aner
rttrtiv1na the b.111, threw w1ldh: to third.,
allow1na Wynne to '\Cort
l~andro Pena aave up JUSt four hit\
throu h St\lnrung but left tor a pinch h1ttcrm
th~ stvcnth. ht\: ma 11\:(D Uf' '4.'' t'n hm
·: ..
out\.
Mo m s go 1 Greg Luzinski to
bounce back to the mound and he
threw to the plate to start a double
pla) before striking out Ron Kittle t<>
end the inning.
"Going into the ntntb I ""·a.sn·,
gung-ho on the no-hitter." said ·
Morris. "I wanted to get the first hitter
out. I threw(Carlton) Fi kagood fork
ball and got him. Then I got auna--bo
about the no-hitter."
So much so that with a count of2-2
on Luzinsl1. Moms fell off •he
mound after thro""1n1 t~ nnt pitcb
and eventuall) walked Luzmsli with
t""o outs before tnk1na out Kittle
q,am on the I 20th pitch of the pine
to get the no-hatter. the fmt .b)·, •
Detroit p1tber smcc JUTl Bu:noi ..
'threw one qa1nst Boston in 19
"You ._now. ~ou need a lot Of luc
to pitch a no-htner or e en a
shutout.'' said Morn!.· "l'\C had
better $tufTbrlOf'C.-
ln 19 torri h d a one-biutr
again t Minnt ta when .. R b
W1lfona hit a bloop O\:Cr thud bex in th~ fin\ 1nnin.-0f that aamc ..
Momsadm1tlC'd. "rm~ nerv u
can hard!' tal.... rm ha~). '
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PITISBUllGH-Former PittSburlh II Pirates• pitcher Dock Ellis. ateated four
yea,. llO for dnaa dependeocy, says he w1.5
Yndlr the in.flueoce ofl.SD when he pitched a n~hiner
tpioat the Sao Dleao Padres in 1970.
Ellis. now~ coordioaaor of an anti-drug proaram
in Los Anee• allO told The Pittsbur]h Press he was on
DCD pills when be intentionally tried to hit severJI
CiDdanati Reds'" batten. ineludina Pete Rose and
Johnny ~nch, durina a 1974
pme.
Ellis, 39, said he didn't know
until six hours before his June 12,
1970, no-hitter that he was going
to pitch. .
"l was in Los Angeles and the
team was playing in San Diego,
but I didn't know it," Ellis said in
a story published in the Press'
Sunday editions. "l had taken
LSD ... I thought" was an off-day.
SW. That's how come I had it in me. I
took the LSD at 12 (noon). At I, the girl (he was with)
looked at the paper and said, 'Dock. you're pitching
todar..·
'That's when it was $9.50 to fl)' to San Diego. She
got me to the airport at 3:30. I got there at 4:30 and the
pme started at 6:05 p.m. It was a twi-night
doubleheader. •
.. I can only remember bits and pieces of the game.
I was psyched. 1 had a feeling of euphoria. I was zeroed
in on the (catcher's) &love. But I didn't hit the glove·too
much. I remember fiitting a couple of batters and the
bases were loaded two or three times."
The Pirates won the game 2..0. although Ellis
walked eight batters.
Ellis said he never pitched agam under the
influence of LSD or alcohol, but was high on May I.
1974, when he opened a game against the Reds by
hitting Rose, Joe Morgan and Dan Driessen. walking
Tony Perez on four pitches and throwing two baJls to
Bench before being removed by angry Pirates Manager
Danny Murtaugh.
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--llit I nftM\ln dOiiMe and Dwtalll a.. auered thrtt bi11 over ffve
innlnaa in hit major_ leasue debut u the
Newr York Mets~ Houaton, 3-2, Saturday niaht in
the AJtrOdome-. 11ie 19-0.-:.-0ld Gooden, who 1tNck
out 300 betten ~ a.be A Carolina Leaa~ faat
aeuon.. struck out t~ of the fint 1ix batters fie faced
and did not allow a bate-runner until he walked DeuJ
WaWq 10 open the thjrd ... nm WallM* and pitcher
0..W PaJ1D« each hit fW~ND
bomen as Montreal blasted At·
lanta, 7.-2. It wu Palmet's Rnt
homer of bis caRer . . . Rookie
ri&bt-bander Jeff R......_ pitch-
ed six shutout inninp in bis
major 1"4~ •debut and San
Francisco npped three borne runs
in an ll.:0 rout of St. Louis.
Robinson, 23, recalled from
Shreveport in the Double-A
Texas Leaaue two days before the
atraWbeny Qpener, scattered four hits in his six-inn~:!int . -. Joe Lefebvre drove in five Nils and
Mike Wt ianitcd. a fo..ur-run sixth wjth a
bases.-loaded single as Philadelphia ripped Cincinnati,
9-1. a't Riverfront Stadium. Jerry lt ... mu. aoquircd from the Chicago White Sox in the off-season. allowed
~ven ruts over seven innings in his first National
League start since 1978 ... Kevt. ¥eyHl4l1 drove in
four runs with a double and a triple to lead undefeated
San Diego to a 7-6 victory over the Chicago Cubs. The
4--0 start is the best in the. Padres~ 16-year history.
Panthers dealt flrat USFL lou
Efrem Herrera's 32·yard field aoal at EiJ
the gun boosted Oklahoma past previously .~-•
unbeaten Michigan. 20-17, Saturday in ~
United States Football Leasue action· ...
Elsewhere, VlDce Evua' eight-yard touchdown pass to
Kri1 Hailles 5:35 into overtime boosted Chicago past
San Antonio, 16-10 ... Gary ADdef1...0• rushed for 98
yards and scored on a pair of I-yard runs and Jou
Reaves flipped a 6.yard touchdown pass to Eric
TnvlllioA to lead the Tampa Bay to a 24-0 rout of the
winless 'Oakland Invaders ... Joe Cribbs dashed 11
yards for a touchdown to break a late fourth-quarter tie
and lift Birmingham to a 24-17 victory over Jack-
sonville.
Arclero leads off-road race
DEVORE -Frank Arcicro Jr. of Ill
la_Buna Hills tPOk the lead Saturday in the
Class I division at the Nissan Off-Road
Classic.
"Following Arciero in the unlimited single-seat
division are Scott Gillman of Anaheim and Jim
Fishback Jr., Etiwanda.
Three-way battle for lead
Bradley, Carner, Eggeling
share top spot at LPGA event
By HOWARD L. HANDY
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RANCHO MIRAGE -Feeling solid. ha\ tng no
aches or pains and playing the last 27 hoks 10-under-par
have made today's final round of the Nab1sco-Dmah Shore
Invitational LPGA golf tournament at Mission Hills
Country Club a three-way battle to the finish.
Pat Bradley, JoAnne Carner and Dale Eggehng tied for
the lead at 6-under-par (210) before a Saturday crowd of
17,008 under cloudless skies on a warm (81 degrees) da)
with no wind.
"Today I felt very sohd and confident." said Brad le}.
a winner at Mesa Verde CC in Costa Mesa in I 981. She
fired a 3-under-par 69 Saturda}.
"I finally played really well today from tee to green
and had no aches or pains." said the 1979 Women's
Kemper Open champion Carner.
"I've played the last 27 holes in I 0-under-par and I'm
stroking the ball better than I ever have m my life." added
Eggeling, who finished with a 5-under-par 67.
Winner of the tournament is expected to come from
this trio, especially the two veterans. Camer and Bradley.
The victor will grab the first leg of the $I million
opportunity ofTer:ed only to the winner here and again next ~week in the J&B Scotch Pro-am in Las Vegas.
"This tournament is important to me not onl y
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becau~ there 1s $55.000 for firs t place but because it 1s a
ma1or. a tournament I have never won and..,it's the first leg
on SI million." said Carner.
·· tdeall). I'd lake to have a 12-shot lead ri~t now. But
this is what the tournament is all about and 1t also opens
doors to others. not j ust the three of us." Carner added.
.. , was vel) positive out there Fnday." Bradley said.
E'cl)thing flowed well and I was in control. It was the
same 1oda). >\ofter that first day 75. I am vel) pleased to
come back hke this."
Eggehng concurred about the weather. "If it stays the
same way for Sunday (today), it's going to take a 66 or67 to
wtn. If the wind comes up. things will change."
Camer. always one with a quick quip, jested that ~he
was go10g to kick husband Don out of bed and sleep with
her puller. ··tr I w10, he can sleep with me tomorrow
night.··
Bradley played in the same threesome with Carner
Saturday and said of her opponent: "I thought she played
e>.tremely solid today. No. 9 was a perfect example. She
was behind a tree and knocked it stiff to the green."
"I tried to hit the shot high, low and over some trees,"
Carner later explatned. "I also missed an awful lot of putts
on the back nine including some three-footers. I
three-putted No. 13."
Beth Daniel had the low round on Saturday, a
7-under-par 65. one stroke off the course record. Val
Skinner hit a 6-iron on the 152-yard fifth hole for a
hole-in-one.
Juli Inkster trails the leaders b y two strokes after firing
a 3-under-par 69 with Daniel, i<athy Whitworth and Sally
l,.it1le four strokes off the pa~ at 2 I 4.
"I played a lot 1n the wind while I was in Florida after
i\-BICYCLE REPAIRS winning in Costa Mesa," Nancy Lopez said. She not o nly won the Uniden Invitational this year but the 1980
Kemper at Mesa Verde CC.
Servicing All Makes "There hasn't been much wind here and it's going to
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T~ Arau clubbed a b.olNt Ud ;-a,.. a ... pitchedarour-bitter• ..._
baDded 0.kland itJ flf'lt -ot• ~
teaSOA, 3.(), Sa\urday afternooa Ui Amiri·
c:an laaueectlon. Hunt, a left,.buder 11veupa bloop
double to Mia O.Yl1 in the third lniJ• and two-out siAlles to ano. a.ste and o..., w.M in the sixth aacl 1 hit to De" S:lqm•• in \be'.nfnth .•. Batt)' •-•U drove in the winnina run with a two-Out siftlle
in tbe•vnth. breakinaa 2·2 tJe and lifUnaSertde pest
Milwaukee, 3-2. Rookie
left-hander Man.._..._ made
his ~or leque debut by scatter·
ina four hiu over 1even inninp
for the Mariners ... WaJM
T.UeMll slammed a beses-loaded
double in the bot10m or the fifth
to snap a S-S tie and &ive Texas an
8-S decision over the New York
Yaokca.:. Pitcl)esJ• B•ldler
allowed uronn\s in eight inninp
and Minlfesota bombed winless
Anua Baltimore, 13-4. Tlm Teafel, Tim La....,. and Leuy Fae4e hit homers to power the
16-hit attack for the Twins.
NHL fou.nome re&later sweepe
Edmonton, Montreal, Quebec and (ii
Washinston completed lhree-pme sweeps ,
Saturday niaht to advance to the second
round of die National Hockey League
playoffs. while the four-time defending champion New
York Islanders mo\'04 to the brink of chmination
apinst the New York Ranaers. At Madison Square
Garden, the Rangers rolled, 7-2, as Pierre Laroacate
scored two goals . . . Meanwhile, Marlo Tremblay
scored two goals and Steve Peuey recorded his first
NHL shutout as the Canadiens ended a three-year
string of playoff disasters with a S..O victory over Boston
... Dave Semetmo'1 &oll with I :04 remaining in the
second period proved to be the game-winner as
Edmonton defeated Winnipeg, 4-1 ... Gica Curie's
goal 8:47 into the game gave Washington the lead for
good and lifted the Capitals to a S-1 victory over
Philadelphia, mark:ina the second straiaht year the
Ayers were blanked in the first round of tfic playoffs ..
. Jeu-Frucou Sauve scored the winnin~ goal and
added two assists to lead Quebec to a 4-1 victory over
Buffalo ... In other games, SL Louis took a 2-1 lead in
its series with Detroit when Mark Reed• scored 17:07
into the second overtime for a 4-3 triumph . . .
Goaltender Rlcbrd Brode,.r recorded his first shutout
of the playoffs and def enseman Doa1 Halward scored ~ Joals as Vancouver beat Cal~. 7..0, to extend
their Smythe Division semifinal sencs to a fourth game
. .. Kellia Acto• scored one goal and assisted on another
to lift Minnesota to a 4-1 victory over Chicago and a 2-1
advantage in their Norris Division semifinal series .
GREENSBORO. N.C. -Andr 8Wa
rolled iD a 'lier/ .. .,..., ~ OerUPt 50 feet
in le,... -on tbe flnal hOle.-oom..-S t
batd-WOD round,of 72 aDd tl~ bis lead to t.o .,.._ Satunlay in tbe dWd l'OUDd or the
Oreeier Greensboro Open Oolf Toumamonl
Bean, &rindiqaway in pursuit ofbit firlt victory ln
two years. ftnilbed S4 boles in 210, aix &hots under par
on the 6,·984-~ Forest Oaks Counuy Oub ~· Bean bAd a four-shot advantqc at ont poant, bUt
bopyed the 14th from a bunker, then tutcbed I drive
out of bounds and double ~ycd the 16th.
• Buddy Gardner, now in tuswventh IMIOO of POA
Tour activity without a vi~tory, birdied the .. me hole
and, the beneficiary of a three·stroke 1wina. suddenly
found himself in a tie for the top. "
But Gardner boteYed the 18th moments be1orc
Bean~ acrou-the-tJ'eeo putt found the hole.
Gardner, with a 70, was tied for seoond at 212 with
David Peoples. who bad a 71 in the brisk. ~
weather.
Lauda Wln8 Grand Prlz eYeDt
KY ALAM( South Africa -Austrian II
Niki Lauda led French teammate Alain
Prost to a Mclaren TAG-Porsche 1-2
sweep in Saturday's South African Grand
J>rix.
Lauds stayed close with early leader Brazilian
Nelson Piquet and took the lead on lap 21 of the 75-lap.
race when the turbo failed on Piquet's Brabham-BMW.
Even through a tire change, he never lost his
commanding lead. ·
··1t feels really good. this victory. because I didn't
win anrthing last year. and haven't finished the last two·
races. · Lauda said.
Ruelas
sets mark
in Fresno
UC Irvine distance specialist Mark
Ruelas raced 1.500 meters in 3:43.00
to set a Fresno Bee Games record to
highlight the Anteaters' efforts Satur-
day at Warmcrdam Field in Fresno.
Ruetas' time beat the old mark held
by Steve Scott. who raoed 3:43.6 in
the 1978 meet. -
The Anteaters' men's 400-meter
relay team also set a meet rcoord
winning in 40.52 seconds, eclipsing
the old mecr rcc-0rd of 41 . I 7.
In the 3,000 stecplC<'hase. UCI
placed three runners in the top four,
with Dan Man~~ Mike Carlton
and Ed Rutherford placing 2-3 ... in
the event. Tom Fitzgerald of UCI was
eighth.
Other standout performances from ua Saturday included:
•John Wagoner's 6-8 in the high
jump, good for third pla~. .
•Todd Funk's runner-up showmg
in the 110-meter hiah hurdles. Funk
was clocked in l4.64.
•Steve Odgers, who threw the
javelin 206-2, which was second.
Pat Braclley playfully blowa on putter to cool lt off after
maktq1 a birdie on 12th bole of the Dinah. Shore tourney.
The women also competed with
Annie King winning the 400 hurdles
in I :02.6 (a meet record); Brenda
Westbrook ptacina third in the discus
(161-9); and Lisa Gonzales runoina
second in the 3,000 meters (9:30.22) .
Clark .a standout at m.eet
On the high school level, Corona
del Mar finished third in the Tustin
Relays behind Loyola and Minion
Viejo.
Amy Clark of Fountain Valley
High was selected the women's swim-
mer of the meet Saturday during the
Orange County Games at Foothill
High m Tustin.
Clark won the 200 md1 v1dual
medley in 2: 13.98 and capped her day
with a meet record performance in
the I 00 brc.aststroke (I :05.49).
For the men, David Wadleigh of
Edison qualified for CIF in the 500
'
-..
freestyle by finishing second in the
event with a time of 4:51.99.
Other individual standout per-
forman~s included T om Warde of
Marina 1n the 100 backstroke. who
Just missed quah fyi ng for Cl F. Warde
swam a 58.27 missing the qualifying
time of 58.09.
Also. Estancia·s Gordon Berg
qualified in the 200 free with a
clocking of 1:47.93.
The Sea Kings received fine per-
formances from the distance medley
relay team of Andy Coleman, Ross
flemer. Pat McGrath and Dave
Anderson, while Mark Palmer took
the high jump in 6-4 and pole vaulter
Carl Schqug leaped a lifetime best of
I 31h feet m that event.
The CdM mile rcaly team finished
second in 3:26.1 with McGrath
turning in a 50.2 split.
Larchmont wins
Team Challenge
By ALMON LOCKABEY
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Led by Jamie McCreary, Larchmont Yacht O ub of
New York was the winner of the first Etchells-22 Yacht
Club Team Racing CbalJenac.whieh concluded Saturday
in the ocean off Newport Beach.
Hosted by NHYC, there were three clubs competing
in the evenL The other was the Royal Bermuda Yacht Outs
of Hamilton. Bermud.a. Then: were four kippers on ea(b•
team and in team racing each skipper triC$ not only to win
but may ocrasionaUy come about to aid a teammate who is
being covered by an opponent,
Low scorer in the event was McCreary who posted
four first and a second in the best fi ve of six races fora score
o f fi ve points under the reverse scoring system. Other
Larchmont ~orers were David Watt.. 16; Louis Piano. 29,
and B17Zy Monte Sano. 40. for a team score of 90.
Art Robinson led the NHYC team with 20V• Points~
Rick Hawthorne. 22v.f· Scott Ramser. 23.andJaneSchock,
28. for a team score o 941'1.
Royal Bermuda scorers were Crai& Fletcher. 1 lY•; Bud
Hayward. 43: Jack Outcrbank, 4S. and Ward Youns. H .
for a team ~ore or 1 S6tt•.
Wtnd5 tor Saturday' hnal two rattS were an t~c Haht
to moderate ranac. eonlpartd to Friday w~en ~nds of
over 20 knot' created a de truction derby 1n wh.ich two
boats were scnousty damaatd 1n a collmon. Oth~rs had
1car failure~ and blown out 11\.
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banda to ar_&ue over · ''fan interference"
call in San meao.
Seahawks, Lions survive
Each win Sunset League
games in t he final inning
Ocean View took a 2-0advantage in the second inning
as Dave Tinkle walked, Kelly Stovall was safe oo an error
and-Gibbs singled in a run.
After a double steal. Kirby squeezed home the second
run.
D. , . CJ.~ J·•.
Golden Wctt CollelC used a six-run inn1n1 to stun
host San&a Ana in South Coast Conference buebaU action
Saturday. In the procesa, the Dom' lead~i to jut one
pme over the le(:Ond·place Rustlers C.OU.,
which handed CcrrilOI a defeat on the Pirate fie d.
And wilh 12 pmcs remalnina in confereocic play, it
appears to be a lhrce-team race.
Sadd&ebeclc, meanwhil~ hit the road and came away
with a narrow victory over ;)Ou th western in Pacific Cout
Conference action.
Here's bow it happened:
Ool4ea Wnt I, Suta Au I
The visiting Rustlcn sent l l men to the plate tn the
second inruna, and six came home as the Oons'went down
to defeat for only the third time in South Coast Conference
play. It was also Santa Ana's second stnriaht defeat, as
Orange Coast nipped the Dons, 7-6, Tbursday in 10
innillJS. •
Saturday, catcher Shane Aores started off the'
second-inning assault on Santa Ana starter Steve Lankard
when he was safe on an error. Brad Sechawer followed with
a single and Rod Clark then doubled home Flores.
Ron Morello then delivered a two-run double and
Gary Buckles followed with yet another double to score
Morello. Dean Ayers drew a walk and Les Light followed
with a sinf)e to score Buckles. Ayers, who had moved to
third on Light's hit, then scored on a sacrifice fly by Kevin
Elster. .
Morello had the big bat for the Rustlers, going 3 for 5
with three RBI. He singled home~ run in the fifth inning,
and the Rustlers added another run on Ayers· squeeze
bunt.
Down 6-0, Santa Ana came up with four runs in the
third inl)ing as Scott Wilkinson singled and PbiJ Woolsey
doubled him to third. John Eccles then singled home one
run. and Gary Thom mason doubled home two more. The
Dons added their fourth run on an RBI groundout.
Sophomore right-hander Mike Schooler picked up the
victory. his fourth apinst one4efcat. He needed relief help
from Dave Wille and Steve Button with Button earning h.is
third save.
The two teams go at it apin Tuesday at Golden West,
and t.he Rustlers have a chance to move into a tie for the
top spot with a victory.
Orange Coast 7, Cerritos S
SdGded 5, se. .. weste,. 4
Tbe Gauchos remain atop the Pacific COMl
ference n1ce after Holding off tht bolt A~ la Southwestern.
SaddJebeclc did it wilh a four-run second innU., 1
by five walks and just one hit -an RBI double by
Cochrane.
T hey got the winning run in the top of the ~tla Oii Mark Grace's RBI sinJ:le.
Gaucho starter Mike Lomeli was taaed for two bome
runs, which accounted for three of Sout11westem'1 nam.
The win improved the Gauchos' record to 10-3 in
PCC play.
ARCADIA (AP) -'l"be eight entries in the S30l.
Santa Anita Derby race into history today -witla _._._
career milestones crowded around the finith line tmdy
be awarded to the winner.
In California's ~icr race leading to tbe ~
Kentucky Derby, a sliJht favorite appears to be F.ai y·
winner of five stakes mcluding the Sl million Hch .01111
Futurity as a 2-year-old.
Among the spoils awaiting the outcome arc
•Fall Time, with $952.679 already won, am bel:lCmll
the youngest millionaire in thoroughbred bone
history.
The two Sunset League baseball games played
Saturday were decided in the final inning as Ocean View
nipped Huntington Beach and Westminster rallied to tum
back Marina at Blair Field.
Huntington Beach pulled even in the sixth, reachfog
starter Dean Douty for a pair of runs.
By defeating the visiting Falcons, OCC also moved a
game out of first place.
A three-run home rul)-by Fred Tuttle in the sixth
inning wiped out a 2-0 lead which Cerritos starter Dean
•TrainerCbatlie Wittingbam, who never bu waa
bad five hones who finished second in the S.Sla Am•~.._
Derby, could break through with stretcli-runnins...,....
Prince True.
In a Palos Verdes Tournament game, Woodbridge
was eliminated by Venice.
Herc's what happened:
Oceu View 4, Badastoa Beacb ! ,
The Seahawks maintained their share of first place,
rallying for two runs in the top of the seventh to turn back
the host Oilers.
Four errors helped Ocean View in the inning with Rob
Gibbs reaching on the first, and after a walk to Mike Kirby,
a throwing error moved the runners along.
Ted Gaulin delivered the go..ahead run with a single
with the second coming home on a Huntington Beach
miscue.
UCI gets spli~
with Pepperdine
Darrin Tomasik and Pat Gordon Doubled and Andy
Pascoe singled Gordon to third. With two outs. Larry
Curran knocked in the tying run with a base hit.
Douty went 5% innings. strikin$ out seven and
walking none before giving way to reliever Matt Jones,
who retired all four batters he faced.
Jones, who earned the win. struck out three of the four
batters he faced.
Meanwhile, Ed Lid yo ff pitched well for the Oilers, but
got no decision for his effort.
Palnier
Up by
three
WestmJuter 3, ~arbaa t
The Lions were down totheirlaststnke, trailingJ-2 in DAYTONA BEAC H,
the ~venth inning before a damaging error with runners at Fla. (AP) -Arnold
second and third allowed the tying and go-ahead runs to Palmer. tuning up for next
score. wee)c's Masters Tour-
Greg Villegas reached on an error to start the frame, n a me n t , f i red a
was sacrificed to second and after Robert Martinez walked, 4-under-par 68 to take a
the two pulled a double-steal. setting the stage for the three·stroke lead Saturday
deciding miscue. after the second round of
Marina had fashioned a 2-0lead with single runs in the the Greater Day t o na
first and fifth innings. In the first, Greg KnufT singled in Senior Golf Classic at
Chad Recd who had reached on a base hit and stole second. Pelican Bay.
The Vikings added a run in the fifth when Steve Charles Sillord. 60, was
Blokdyk walked. stoic second and came home on David alone in second after shoot-
Emmons' double. ing a 3-under-par 69 over MALIBU -Hoping to ~tamp itself as a legit~m.ate Tim Hanson's double started the Lions' sixth, and the 6,993-yard course. His
.contender in.the Southern Cahfomia.Basebal.lAsuon after Mai:tfo Rodrisuez lined a-OFive-te the eut.field-whfoh two-day folal was 142.
race the UC Irvine baseball team played on even terms was misplayed, Westminster had cut the deficit in half. FoUT shots back at 143
with Pepperdine Saturday. Emmons was the hard-luck loser for Marina, going the were BQb' Stone. Dan Sikes
The Anteaters won the first game of a doubleheader, distance, allowing five hits and two walks while striking and Do,.January, followed
4-3. then extended the Waves to nine innings of a out four. by Orville Moody. alone at
scheduled seven-inning nightcap before bowin~ 5-4. 144.
In the opener, uq overcame~ 3-1 defi~it10,the fifth Venice 8, Woodbridge% .. 1 played a little better
with three runs as Mike Sugar smgled, B1U 0 Connell The Warriors were knocked out of the consolation today," said Palmer, with a
doubled and Paul Hammo nd singled in the tying run. round of the Palos Verdes Tournament by host Venice. two-day total of 5.under
Moments later, a .. passed ball delivered the which scored five runs in the first two innings to put the 139 ... 1 didn't have as many
tie-breaking run, and later, Bob Perry singled in the third. game away. bad shots and I putted
A ~loaded run in the second inning accounted for Woodbridge. now 7-5 overall. recei ved a sec-better."
UCl's first run. ond-inning sacrifice fly from Bill Foster in the second Palmer got otT to a fast
Ed Deese who went 82/1 innings, earned bis third win inning to score Bill Russel!. and Russell drove an .RB~ start wh en he holed a
against two loSses with Bo Kent getting the final out for bis single to score Dan Saeger in the third for the Wamors I l-foot birdie on the first
fifth save of the season. pair of runs. hole and then scored an
Kent actually got the last out twice, striking out one Woodbridge has a pair of league games next week. cight·foot btrdie on the
player but a wild pitch allowed him to reach base. He hosting Laguna Beach Wednesday and San Clemente par-5 three. He later
closed' out matters with a flyoul • Friday. Then, the Anaheim Tournament beg.ins Saturday birdied No. 8. I I , 14 and
In the nightcap UCI again rallied, tying the ~e in when the Warriors meet Kennedy in a 4 o'clock contest at 16 the~poftbeseveo~asBob~rry~i~anoppo~te-ficld ;G~lo~v~e~r=S=~=d=iu=m~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~i homer to right. ~
But Pepperdine earned the split with a ru~ in ~e ni~th
as Brad Bierley singled, went to second on a wild pitch wt th
an error aqd intentional walk subsequently filling the
~~ . Nezi Balelo blooped a single over the Anteaters
d rawn-in infield to end the long day.
Don Davis also homered for UCI in the nightcap. a
two-run blow to left in the third.
Scurry to undergo
drug rehat?.ilitation
PITTSBURGH (AP) -Left-handed reliever Rod
Scurry left the Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday to. enter a
drug rehabilitation program and overcome an undisclosed
dru& dependency, the team anoou~ced ..
The Pirates, who arc playmg an Los Angeles,
immediately recalled left-hander Chris Green from their
Class AAA Hawaii farm club to replace Scurry on the
25-man roster.
"for some time I have had a dependency to drugs
which has had a harmful effect o~ my life ~nd. my
performance on the be1eball field, Scurry said m a
statement issued by the team. .
"With the heipofmyfamlly, my t~ and pt~ P_irates,
I have recopized my problem and realtze that 1t s tune tp
get belp. l will enlef the dru& prosram to act help and free
myself of this dependency. l hope to return to a nonnal
lifestyle in the near future."
· Ptrates spokesman Orea Johnson declin~ to ·~
, the nature or lenatb of the 28-year-old Scurry 1 addicu<?n.
A rehabiUtation facility has not yet been selected, be said.
The Pirates said they had no idea how lona Scurry
would be sidelined.
Hardin& "Pete" Petcnon, the Pirates' executive vice
president, wd be supponed ScWTY in bis decision to seek
help.
"1 am proud ofRod for admittioa to the proble'!' so. be
can set his life atrai&htcned away and set back t~ p1t~h~
the way we kno.-he can. Our No. 1 concicm at thu ~int is
to help Rod aet his life beck in order." Pc tenon wd.
Pirates Man-.cr Chuck Tanner, spewna to rcpone!"
bef orc the Pirates' 3-0 victo~ over the Qodatrs. said ScWTy hu the full suppon ofh1s lCl.tnmates.
"I feel sorry for bun," Tanner II.id. 0 ThinJc of the
misery he' been throuah. It huru me, but rm happy for
ham; happy he's JOlOI tO tct this thine StraW.itcned OU!·
You don't know what would have happened tf he hadn t
come ~ r help."
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Wtdnasdlv'1 Game
Hunllngron Btacn "' Marine al Mlle
$Que re Peril ( 1)
NBA
WESTERN CONfflERINCE
.-eclfk DMUtll
a·ulren
•·Porll•n<I Soallte
Pt!oe<li• Golden Stele s.n oi.vo
W l .-ct. GB
S2 2S '7S
., lO 610 s 3' 40 417 .. ,,
31 '1 '74 IS.,
35 '3 "' 11.-? ,, so .J67 2•
IWdwnt DIVI.._ x Ulah '3 )6 S4'
a·Oelles •1 37 S'16 1'·1
Denver 37 '1 •14 S''t
KantH C:lty )6 43 45' 7
San Antonio 3' 0 'J6 11.-?
Hou11on 29 • in n
EASTllRNCOHPllltlNCI
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v·toston se "
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• MllwaUk" '1 11
J ·Otlre><I '6 12
• ·Allatlla )1 42
Ci.vetand 11 SO
Chlcal>O 21 50
lndlelll 2~ s.1
• ·cllncMc! Dlovoff Otrll't
y clinched dlvlsloft tltlt
SatvrllaY's Sant
New J¥Mv m. wa.nlngton"
Allallfa 122. IMlano l<O
kn Antonio 126, Son OltoO 112 Ottllo• 109. Utlll 100
Mltwa..... I \01 DefnMI '1 ~ Stalt "· Kantat City " TMllY'IO.....
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21 22 23 25
f11f15 It AllC•. 7:30 ~ II Ph!Mies, 4'30 T l&tlS It Alie•. 7 30 •Do4stn at Plll"ees· 4:30
Tten at ....... 7:30 '~It Ptulits. 4·30
Onoles II ..... 1'30 Dlfelrs 11 Mitts.. 5
OrtOles 1t .... I DMltr1 at Met$, 10:20
Hittl ScMel SWlmfninl
OllANGI COUNTY GAMES
tat ff .... Hllllll
THm KOftl. 1 FootlllM, 333; 2. Tustin.
l2•; 3. Mlsilon lllelo, HJ; 4. Sonora, '1, S
Edbol'I. n; 6. (lie) El Toro and Founreln
Vallev, 73, a. Walnul, 41, 9. Ettanda, 37, 10
COile Mesa, 32, 11. Mlr!NI, 30; 12 Le
Quinta, 21; ll. Unlvtrsllv, 74, 14. S.nle AM
Vallov, 13.
200 modltv re1a...-1. FoothiA. 1:'1.22; 2.
Tutlln, 1;44.lS. 3. Founta in Vallev, 1.47.06,'
Foothill 'B'. 1:47.21; S. Et Toro, l:A7.S2
200 lr-1 Shff1' (FootMll. 1:43.31, 2.
Lau (Walnut), 1:44.33. 3. Skov (Mission
Vlelol. 1:A7.75; 4. Btr9 (Etlencla), 1:•7.9J; S.
Dav (Tustin), 1:'9 13. 200 lnGc>-1. Wllllams (Foothfll), 1:59.34,
2 GlllH11ll IEI Toro), 2:03.21, l. Sliver
!Sonora>. 2:0S 93, '· Wadi.1911 (Edison).
UJ7 JS, S Bunoe jFootlllAl. 2:ol.70.
SO tr..-1 Lestelk ITvstlnl. 22 S3, 2
Strait (Foothill), 22.'4. 3. Moore (Founr11n
Valltvl. 2213, • R~s !Mission VlelOI. 73.06; S Marcoux !Tustin). 23.30.
100 n...-1 Str•Chtrl (FoollliMI. S2 37. 2
Lau (Walnut), 52 '9, 3. Revnold1 (FootlllMI,
SS.52, ' MacLocNen !Foothllll, S6 04, S Wright (Mission Vlelo). S6 ~
100 Ir-I SllMU (Footlllll) .a.SI, 2
Dav !Tustin). •9 16. 3 Strait IFoothltl),
'9 2S, ' Moore (Fountain Vattevl. SO 24; S
RodO¥S (Mlu lon VlelO). S0.33
SOO tr-I. Skov !Mission Vlelol. •:SO.•S. 2. WeClltlon (Edl1on), 4 Sl.99; 3 llahrectlan
!Minion Vlt iol. • 59 21; • JudCI (Fountain
Veltev>. 5:06.31. S. B09ln 1La Quinta l,
5:10.71
100 oao.-1 MacLachtan IFoothlM),
S3 7'. 2 S•~•chan (FootlllH), 54.•7. 3 Waroe
!Marine). SI 27. • Sliver lSotl<Yel. Sl.'2. S SederorMn (Walnut>. S9 '9
100 Ol'HSl-1 Wllll1m1 !Foothill),
1-01.06. 2 L11tet1c (Tuslin). 1.01 .. 92, 3
Bunoe IFootllill). I-OS OS, '-Allison
IECllson), I 06 26, S Mlrenae (Coste Mewl
1-<>6 •S 400 tree relav-1 FoolhlH, 3:17 04, 2
Min ion \/lt10. l II 54, 3 Sonora, 3.30 99; •
Ed1M>n, l 32 31. s Foo1n1111 'B'. 3:31.68
HIGH SCHOOL WOMEN
Ttam Scorta· 1. Footl\111, 205; 2. El Toro,
190, 3. Min ion Vlelo, IS1, 4. Tu1lln, 114, S
Fountain Ve tlev. 115, 4. ECll1on. 77; 1
ESlenda. 62, e L• Quinta, 52; 9. Sonora, '7,
10. Unlvenltv. 34, 11. Walnut, 32, 1?. (tit)
Costl Mew and Marina, 11
200 rntdtev rellv-1 Tvllin, I 5'.'2, 2
Fountain Va ltev. 1.S9 16, 3 Foot111H, 1.S9 SO,
'· Er Toro, 2-00 '°· s ECll\00, 2-<M.OI 200 fr-1 ~hanrt IMV), l:S3.0I, 2
Marurlt <Footh1U). I SS 15, 3. Kre1dman (Et
Toro), lSS 7S, 4 Allen (Mission \/ltiol.
2-00.52, s H•t ktll (Et Toro), 2:00.'2
200 lnclo-1. Clark (Fountain \/allevl,
2:13 91, 2 RtVnolds (Foolhltl), 12:11.39. 3
Popo (Et Toro>. 2:21. It ; •. Zi99erl (Edlsonl,
2;23.06, S Crl1men !Est111Ci1), 2·23.39.
SO lr-1. Pelltllt (University), 2S86, 2
Bell (Edison). 26.34, 3 SchOles IEstencia),
26.42, 4. AOl'eham IFoolnllll, 27 03, S. Gin
(FoothlH), 27 II.
100 fly-I T111tav1me IL• Quintel
1:01.72, 2 Plcilett <Sononl, 1'02 SI, 3 Grant
(Tuitln), I 02 94, 4 SQulrtl lMIH1on Vleiol.
1'03 70, S Lawrence (Foothill), 1:04 2•
100 Ir-I Merurle CFootholl), S2 74, 2
O\l'lann (Ml5'1on \/ltiol. So4 2•. l . WtsllunCI
(Founlein Vettev) SS •9. • Pe~tre IUnlver·
11tvl, 5'.04, S Pvvkko IEI Toro). SI OI.
S00 fr-I Arton (MIU IO!I Vlelo),
S.1516. '1 Rtvnolels CFoolnilll, S2407, 3
Hackttl IE I Toro>. S 2• 90, •. Tekevam•
(Le Quintel. S 24 97, S Yokota !Et Toro),
S.37 6S
100 t>eck-1 Krt1C1ma n !Et To(o),
l:<M 23, 2 Co111er (Foo1n1111. 1'08.52. ;3
Beverldlle CTusllnl. 10813, 4 Larsen
(Foothlll), 1 09 21 S MacK1nnon (FOOlhlU)
I 10 22
100 l><H\1-1 Clerk (Founra.n Yeti.vi l-OS4' CmH I rtcore1). 2 Ream (Marino)
l il'I 44 3 Grant !Tustin). 113.0S, A Nor·
d1trorn IEstancte l 11404 S Pooo !El
Toro>, I 14 so .
.00 lrM retev-1 Foo111111. 3·'9 1•. 2
Mission Vlt lO. 3 so lS. J El Toto, 3 SS.34, 4
Walnut, • 03 JS, S Foun1•1n llallev •'09 '6
US,L
WHHRN CONl'IRENCa
Deflvtr
ArfJone
LA aurfft
0.lllallCI
,.Hiik
W L T .-ct. ,_,
S I 0 W 115
Jl0j0()171
2 •0.333 44
010000• e;.....,...
,..
11J
" " 112
MletllN n • I 0 '57 10\ I»
Oltlal'IOma 5 2 0 11A 110 IJS
HOU*IOll J J 0 SOO 191 171
e hkH O 2 S 0 tit lSJ 116 San Ariton.o I 6 0 10 70 117
aAST .. tN COff PllltlNCI ·~ S I 0 ,l3J 156 " s 1 0 m 1Jt n 2 • 0
0 • 0
~
m " 110 .ooo '° ,.,
91nnl1!11Nm 4 1 0 .157 1'1 ,,.._ Or ... ri. $ 1 0 I» I ff
Tamoe aav • 3 O STI 1SS Momon<• 1 • o m 1~ ~aonvlllt 2 5 O 1t6 1'7
SatwmlY'• sc-
ChleffO 16. kfl Antonio 10 (otl
Oltlolloma 20 MklllMn 17
lltmleollen'I 14. ~ton"1111 11
TIMMe loy 2•. o.tlland 0
TMIV't o.m.t ... '°""' al Hew OrlMn• ~atNtwJ«Wf
...... 111 NI a t Atllona
Malm't'•O.... '-4 ,.,.... al °"'1vtr, (nl
VfMlltnttofl or Housten, (nl
.. " ''° 113
"'
Los Alemltos
SATURDAY'S lltllSUL TS (Mtfl .. .,_,..... '*""' .,_..,
,. .. ST RACE.. Ont mllt 114Ce.
Mael!O Brevo (Parker) •IO 3 00 2.60
GaMMlrlc (Aut>ln) UO 2 40
Llama (Todd II) S.00
AIM> raced: Monterey 1Cni9hl, And\11
Lion. Pa114 Jerry, Cellenlt, C'mon Hlllbltl\t,
Sb Swik.
Time: 1:5' 2/S
12 IEXACTA (e-7) N ld 517.00.
SaCOND RACE. One mite PKf.
La Valela. (Aubin) a.IO UO S.00
Smor1 Koala (Rown) 1.00 6.00
TerPOrl Oonnv (Parker) 4.60
AIM> ractd: Nvalto Ott, FaMlno Ster.
Random WlnCI, Sioux, Tonlula, Ru•llc SColl.
Time. l:st 2/S..
S2 llXACTA 16·9) oalCI "3.00.
TH•D RACE. One mite oact.
SulkSan (Plano) 11.00 6.20 UO
Native He11 (U<:kevl 4.00 2 IO
8 enrod<len ( LOl'lllO) 2 60
Also raceo· As UR Bluellran. Monaro'
Dancer. LorCI Neutrino. Lucll.v Marl<
Time. 1 S7 1/S st EXACTA (2·Sl llO•CI S1S.40
ffOURTH RACE. Ont mllt oece.
Ml9111y CIPlein (Bavteul 11.60 3120 lo.10 FelM Regel (Lacllevl 27.40 a IO
Bev Ltaf (Sleeth) uo Also re~: Mack Oouoat, It Curll1,
Creve Dickie. Horne Cllance, Scotch CIOud,
Trlnlt11.
Time: l:S9 2/S.
flFTH RACE. One mllt l>Oct.
Haoov Viner (P\anol '-'° 460 l .00 Gentle Skll>Otr (Parkerl SIO 340
Llohln1n Sllm (Beker) 5 00
AllO raced: 50lt ExlltdillOn, White Vtl·
vet. Pooawhfflie, Full Poet.ti, Mont~rev Rocket, Mlster G
Time I S7 n EXACTA <•·l l o•ICI MUO
SOCTH RACE. One mite 111ct.
Wave Rlelef (Aubin) 2620 1140 600
Ad<Bnct Soark (Cr09hln) lO 40 S,IO
Bismark (Parker) 10.60
Also raced: Rovoon L419acv, Jack up,
S.ms Butch, Sam Letone, Fergus, Wlkl
Wlkl.
Time: 2:00 2/ S.
S2 IEXACTA (1-2) 11411d 112t00
SllVINTH RACE. One mflt oact Armbro B(ad ( Hvmanl 4.20 3 40 l 00
P.ler Ontdln (Sleetl't) s..60 •.60
Just A Ftlla (Kue«>terl S 00
AIM> raced: So Far, Satveoor, Ctaulc
CeM, NandlM Alwyn, Marak Bov
Time 1:5' U EXACTA (1 ... ) 11411CI l2'60
alGHTH RACE. One mitt Pi ct
'Jungle Law (Aul>ln) IOIO 6'0 •.20
Almond King (Cr09111n) S.20 4.IO
Volar (Mceertvl S.40
Alto racacl: Windemere, Ho1 SklPOer,
Foretrer, Bet Cl\am11. Two Oceans
Time: 1·5' :J/S.
'2 EXACTA (3·9) paid 17 1 X>
NINTH RACE. One milt oece
Ven Rhet CPerkerl I 00 S.20 l 60
Mr Oa1rat (Dennis ) 9.IO • 20 Vested Power (VallanCll"l>l'lam) 2 IO
AIM> raced. Aranla Scoll, Del Cavallo,
Mai>le Fritr, S1rl11 Scieert
Time· l:SS.
\ '2 UtACTA (4-ll oakl '10160
S2 l"tCK SIX 19·4· 1-1·3·4) Paid 17,212 00
with tour winning lld<tts (llvt hors01>
Cerrvover POOi: 561,339 In.
TaNTH RACE. Ont m lle 1141Ct
Bev Tudor (Kuebler) 6 60 '20 3.20
Bacilt!Or Rainbow (Hvman) S.X> 3 60
~k> MHltr ITOdd II) • 20 AIM> raced Bleck Mark, Monkenl Chief.
Katslna. Rose1a11C1 AClover. Tommv Baker
Alert BrHlt
Time 1 S9 21s
S2 EXACT A 13-Sl oa1d $30 X>
Attendance· 10.~9
S.nt. Anlfl
SATURDAY'S RESULTS
(1"" .. tl•dJY "*'WIMM eel ll'IHtlnel
fflRST RACE. One milt
Aic.a rnous (Ollverta) 10 60 S 00 l 40
Loni> Live The King (Pltrct) 'IO 3 90
Slladln ( 11 tltnr ueta l S 00 "''° reced: Slylls,, LICI, North LIM, Gradollc, Pia'1 Prince Al, Oooo. Cowbov
Talk
Time· ua 21s_
HCOND RAGE. 6..., IUl'!Onils.
Fa~Ame(Oraxlef) lUO 170 .600
Le Verne'• SOnat• IPedroial 11 60 a 40
8aCI Bed LUCY <Fuantea) 20.40
Also reced. Pltnl'ti ... I, luncn A 8unll,
LorO's Louie. S-V Wlnfs. Wiid And
sw .. 1, Wendv's Doll, Cit• Sonlbrtle. Secttt
EKll
Time l 1' 2/S.
U DAILY DOUIL• ('•4) Hkl 111\.00,
THIRD llACl. 6 turlon91
Ort1m Ft1ti. <Plncevl UO 4.20 3 .0
Pure AllCI Slmota (Sibilla) 21.20 7.'41
Ro¥1"9 Olrl (Hawltvl 5,00
Al'° rec.ct; Inter Enlovmonl, ltale's
0""'11 Lover, Nlbelunel, Love'• M41tlc.
Wall Slretl Ludl
Time-1:11 IJ,S.
l'QUaTH lltACa. I 111' mi..,
Swlvtll {OllYarnl JUO 1UO S 00 aodouln CHewll'V) $to J 40
l«'Qlonl ('1nQy) uo
Alie raced. LofCI of the Wlnd,
OiadW'onY1 Armin. TltN I~ VS. SS aXACTA (4·1) Mid UKOO
"1f1TH ltACI. 4 futlone•
Mr AmbauadOf (Guerra) 7IO UO UO
Cllrlt'I Lad (81adll 7 40 UO
O.ar (Liall'lem) 1 JO
Atta ruad! ~lton, W.C Slwteltev,
Miiar l rll, CIOf*'-• l.Ovt IO RICI
f lme· 1.11 J/S. U IXACTA ($-6) "ICI ll$1.00.
SIXTH RACI. 6 fuf'lon91
IN 1.1\fef'more (,,_N.•I Q.O Mt ,.
OoolM.\a(ll (Mt:CwTotl) uo J 00
o.,.,_ (Oelahoulsye) 4 40
Atto rllC*t: 'IYIM lrl\IW'Nll, C>ofllOrd,
ltoY'• ~. "-· QWaro Oln«o Time HO 2/S
•YINTN UCI. 61; IW'tollft.
""""" ,.,oftl (Sl'lmllfl • .. uo t • o.ttlN U• CMc<.afronl JM 7 60
ltll't CorMMI (;In (Llet\am) 2 60
AlSO raced HUCkletlONv Honev.
L1~. Don B.'s OamMI, Ratlltuo,
Ancient CutlOfn.
Time: 1:17 1/S.
U IXACTA IS·tl 11411d '46.SO.
EIGHTH RACE. 1112 milts on turl.
Gelorit Van CPlncavl 9.00 uo 3.40
Movable FHal (Garcia) lUO S.20
Tilt Ha~ (~erron> l.00
Also raced· Debt, Ourwn Dffl>, Felr-
offe, Ltcela, Coferano, Benefit Perlormer.
Time 2:27 3/S.
•2 i-tCK SIX (3·•·S-4-S· 10/ ll 1181CI
"6,152.20 wllh thrM winning tlctlalt (six "°''"> rt Pick Six conM>tatlon 11ekl ll ,412.60 wit,, '3 wlMlncl llcktll (five
l'tor$H).
NINTH lltACa. I 9 miles
A Fa11 ~ (Howltvl UO 4.60 3ACI
Our Larry (McQrronl UO 4..IO
Dalby (()rt19a) l.00
AllO r.cod; FrtvO(Jsslmo. C.nnlkln,
Nt¥erlll"Mn. MYlllCl l SliHMU, L• Verne''
Bl9 MK.
Tlme; l:A9 2/S.
U IXACTA !2·Sl oeld 5163.SO.
Attendance. ll,044.
C ..... tracll
FlltESNO aEE GAMES
(et ffretM S••>
RllMMI °""" lft meter's l~l. All'-(Ne'illda Reno), 10.41, 1
Nttlv IF,..no SI .•• 10.n ; l . IOUll (Nevaelo
Reno), 10.73.
20C>-1 o .. 1er (unanedledl. 20.'2. 2.
AHllOC (Ntvael4 Reno>. 20 95. 3 Todd (UC
lrvlrie>. 2101
~1 Ocll>tr'' cue lrvlntl. 41 '2. 2
Edding' IHuml>Oldt St l. 4'.44, 3. Herke
IFrHno St.). 41 61
too (Section I) -1 COOi< <Cet POiy
Pomona>. l:S0.79, 2. Armour (Fre.no St.I,
kSl.06, :J. Qulnonor (Fras.no SI.), 1~2.22;
(Stction 21 -I. Groff (Cat Polv Pomona>.
1:5'.01; 2. SeltarCI IFrt1no SI.), 1:5'.31, 3.
Kaster <CS Northrldlltl, 1:.54 '9.
1.~1. Rutt.es (UC lr'llnt), J:C .O. 2. RtvH (Cal Poly Pomona), Jl44.09; 3.
Prader• (Nevaela Reno), l:.44.47
5,000-1. Mav (Nevada Reno>. 1•:04.79;
2. V•ntll• lUC Riverside), 14.11.11, 3
E'lens (UC lrvlrie), 1':21.lt
J,000 st~-1 L .. no lunar·
tactltdl. e:S7.42. 2. Mor11ner !UC Irvine),
e:St.01, 3. Canton <UC trvlnt), t:OUl
llOHH-1 Wl•lamson (Fresno SI.), lU S.
2. Funk (UC Irvine). IU4; 3. O'Nta l
<Ntvaoo It-). 10 1
.ootH 1s.c11ot1 ll -1 Wlhlamson
(Fresno St), Sl.t3, 2. Kellum (Nevada
Reno), SUI; 3. UncltrwOOd (Cal Polv Sl.Ol. S3.St; (Soc11on 2) -1. Diet IC•I Polv SLOl.
s3.90; 2. Rtddk• !CS Norlh(ldQt), SOS; 3.
Muller (Cal Poly SLO).
400 rela...-1. UC lrvlne, 40.52, 2. Nevaa.
Reno, 40.S9; 3. Fresno Sfete,40.e2. l,jO() rela...-1. Fresno Stall, 3:09.25; 2
Cal Sll lt Nortlvldl)e, 3·1U1; 3. Cat Slate
Havward, 3.16.5'
HJ-1. Melen (0 HaYWardl. 7·0; 2. lloff
(Frano SI ), 4· )0, ). WellOl'ltf' (UC lr ... lnt),
6-e.
LJ-1. Gaftnev (Fr9'tl0 SI.), 2S·ll; 2. A
Wiiiams (U.S. MW'IM Corps), 2S·1'4: 3. 0
Wiiiiam• (Freino St ). 24·3
T J-1 Henrv (CS 8akersflttcl), ~1-7; 2
Tremmel !CS Havward), 51·1, 3. W1Mlams
(Fresno SI.), Sl-0
Pl/ CStctlon 1l -1. Kluck !Cal Potv
SLO). 15·3, 2. Senchtl (CS H•vwtrCI). IS-3,
3 R1"9ie <CP Pornono), ... ,, (Soctlon 2) -
1 Freltv <Fresno SU. 16·7. 2. 11111
ROClrloue• (Fresno St ). Haswpekls (CS Norlhfldlle) e ncl ThornH (Cal Potv SLO>.
16-0
$Po-I Suter (Fr1t1no SI.). 4:1·24; 2.
Eddln111 (Ntvadl Reno>. 61 ·1011., 3 Otelu1
ICS Hnward), S7·S' •
OT-1. 8eMtr lunollactltd), 1'2·0; 2.
Wvers <CS Northr~l. 1n-10, 3. Law·
rence (Nevedl It-). 170-0
JT-1 Wanter (CS HevwarCI), 121·3, '1
Od9er• (UC Irvine), 206•2, 3. Gr8"'H
(Fresno SI.). 20S·O
HT-I h l\19.' (Fl"ftnO StJ1 20l·5; 2.
Wvtn <CS Norlhridllt), ltl·I; J. Jtfftl'lttl
<Lone 8e•C'h SI.I. 112· 1.
COLLIGa WOMIN
(lit Ulllllftl ...,..., "' metlf'\) l~t Carltv <PuMo), 11.91; 2. Merino
!CS 81ktrlfletdl. 12.le, l evrd !CS Hav·
ward). 12.31
20C>-1. Carlev (Puma), 24.U; 2 Van·
Warmorctam (Cal PolY SLO). 1U1, 3. B~d
(CS Havwerdl, 1•.64
0-1 le.Ms <CS Havwardl. s.1.69; 2
VanWarmerdam (Cel PolV SLOI, SUJ, l.
N0'/4 (0 Havwerd). SUt --1. Flellomtnl <Sactoman10 $1.),
2:11.20; 2. MaMlnt !CS Hayward), 2:12 SI,
l FodOt (Cl! flolv SLOl. "12.6 I,
1.-.-1. Dunn (Cal"""' SLOJ, 4:.27."J 2.
Fltuomtnl (kerM*lle SI.), 4!21.00, l.
Allteflam eve ll'VIMI. 4:29.lO.
3,000-1. WV<koff (~NSllO $1.l, t:2t.7S; 2. ~ (UC INlfte), t::3012; 3. Locitl (Cat
Poly Sl.01. t'Al.ft
1oou+-1. 1""4 (CS H•YWard), 14.•; 2.
llllft'llnn ( Cel Pol'( Sl.0 >. 1',•, 1 lhrbtr
<SocnMento II.), 14.'2.
«IGLH-1. "'"" tu<: lrvlno), 1'°2.06, 2.. ~ (CS Hevw.rf), 1'°' 20. ). ~Ina
llonorna SI.), 1:11. 17
• rtllv-1. Cal State Hovw.,., 46.51,
2. ''""° SJ ... 'A'. a.so. 1 ,.,...,.. Stitt ...... ,.. 1.-,.V-:-1. Cal lt1te H.vwetd,
>Al'°· 1 Cal .... Sell Liii• OOlwio. J:S0.71, l , 11...ne Meta 'A', l.Solff.
HJ-1 Kr.,. le.I Pol'( SLOl. S•9, 1 ~ ,,.,..,_ SU. S.•f, l MaMno
-<Sonome St.), t--7~.
U-t V.,lof'outfl (Mina TCl, 204~1 2.
LOveleclY llono'hach St I, lt•t , 3. ~
(1.ont load! SI,), 1t-4-.
TJ-1. I.~ (Lont IMdl St.),
J1· 1l_., t. FlflUl'I (Cal Poly Sl.0), 17•4; J,
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FORSCH INJURED IN 3-1 LOSS From Bl • • •
in the league."
Stieb had pitched in just three
spring training games and had com·
piled a grand total of 12 innings. The
big right-hander had missed part of
spring training when he twisted an
ankle while running in the outfield.
His longest stint was a five-inning
effort on April 2 against Seattle in
which he didn't allow a hiL
He was a 101 more coordinated
Saturday night, walking just one
while striking out seven and allowing
the five hits.
"I tired a bit," Stieb said. "I didn't
see any sense in going all nine innings.
Of the starting pitchers, I have the
least amount of 10nings. ''
The Angels, meanwhile, will try to
snap a four-game losing streak today
(I p.m.) when they send Tommy John
to the mound. The veteran
left-hander will be making his first
start of the season.
As for Forsch. the Angels can only
hope for a quick recovery before the
season gets out of hand.
ln retrospect. DeCinccs said his
Angel teammate showed his true
colors by diving to first base.
"That's just the kind of performer ..
he is," DcC10ces added. "Frankly I
think that's the way an athlete shoJtd
be."
ANGIL NOTIIS -Second basemen....., Gndl wH 1 1111 scr11c:n from 1111 sterling tlneuc>
and wu r~ bv ••"#Wine. Thi prognosis: Tlehtneu In the IOwer beck. "I tried to Olly 1 few
dlY1 but It lust oot proereulwty worae,'' Grich
said. "I c1n't ••Plain It. It hac1Pen1 every spring, t
feel If 1 can have tomorrow (tOdavl off ind
Mondlv 111n off-div, I c:.n hive 11111 thing behind
me end min lust two eemn." ... A note of lronv
-five veen IOO IOCllV, Forsell hid• mud't better
div. HI Slltdlecl • ncH11tter eoelnst 1111 Atllnt1
lrtVM wMn he Wll I member of Ille .Ulros. And
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'Hollywood' pleads innocent
LONG BEACH (AP) -Former
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Thomas
.. Hollywood" Henderson is free on
bail after pleading innocent to a
charge of bribinJ two girls he is
accused of molesting.
·During the hearing, ..attorney
Arnold Barry Gold was appointed to
represent Henderson after the former
National football league player told
Muncipal Court Judge W .H. Winston
Jr. that he could not afford a lawyer.
Public defender Robert Schmitz.
told the judge his office couldn't take
Henderson's case be..:ause il already is
representing bis co-<iefendant, Rich-
ard T. Belcher.
After Gold told the judge that
·RAY L1<A.MAS •••
From Bl
left-hander th.rough newspapers and although there has already been a fair
television, Llamas says: "Oh. yeah, amount of interest shown by the
all the time." scouts, according to DeK.raii.
Batting averages on the high school And he has brought his grades up to
level can be very deceiving, but in this the 2.5·2.8 area -maybe not spec.
particular case, it's more than just1 -tacular, but about 100 percent better
fied, according to DeKraii. than where he was prior to the
"Ray's been a consistent hitter all Valenzuela connection.
year:· says DeKraii, "and nobodr "From that point," says DeK.raii.
hits it as hard as Ray in this league.' "Ray has made huge strides as a
Despite his strength he has struck person and playe r. His efforts at
out just three limes this year af\er practice have been increased two-fold
apparently solving the problem of and he's much more motivated in the
dealing with a left-handed curve ball. classroom. I've written Fernando two
"He has a good arm and bat," says or three times with progress reports
DcK.raii, "but I definitely think he and Tony DeMarco has written notes
needs to improve his foot speed." back expressing their thanks for
Henderson was indigent, Winston
asked him if he had any assets that
could be sold.
''I've sold everything," Henderson
replied.
Police allege that Henderson and
Belcher paid "a substantial sum of
money" to the girls Henderson is
accused of abductin3 and molesting
at his apartment last Nov. 2. The aifls
were 1 S and 1 7 at the time and one is
a paraplegic.
The alleged bribe was an effort to
buy the girls' silence, police said.
A preliminary hearing was sched·
uled for Thursday. •
Henderson is scheduled for trial
April 25 on one count of forcible oral
copulation, two ci>unts of false im·
pnsonment and one count of sexual
battery.
Henderson is free on S 10,000 bail
in each case and Belcher is free on SS:t 25. •
Title to Sandoval
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -
Undefeated challenger Richie Sand-
oval captured the World Boxing
Association bantamweight title Sat-
urday, ending c~pion Jeff Chan·
dler's 31/:i-year reign with a vicious
flurry of punches at l :20 of the 15th
and final round.
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The clramadc porcelain •wan by Capndtmonte make. tllla table . candlMttcb, •bell bowl• and place card holden and •mall •wan• Httl.n& by Loat.e Seeley a •tandoat at Roter'• Gardena. Dinner are by Fits and Ployd. Supreme flatware in the Gold Arl8tocrat
plates are Queen'• fine bone china in the Veriaill• pattern, and the de.tan la •hown on table linen by Abbe with lmperlua Cl'J'9tal.
hom The Corner Table on Lido 181• com• tllla 8ettlal .. 111 ..... __ ~l"Ucla .. -·Pat Alred Ill•
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plaoelllatll and the hallcl·.,.inted, beribboned clucb .
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WIWnlical table llettiop in five waterfront bomea
form tbc centerpiece of the fifth annual ••nesips for
Dinins" show, a fundraiser forChildrens Hospital of
~County to be p_resented Wednesday by the
Cinderella Guild support group.
A iable--settina contest amona I 0 other CHOC guilds,
to be held at Cannell&. Chaffin in Design Plaza at Newport
Beach, is one of the main attractions that can be seen at the
benefit scheduled from IOa.m. to S p.m.
The design firm will also be the setting for a fashion
show by Gimone's of Lido Village and an opportunity
drawing with a top prize of an 11 ~Y Sitmar Mexican
Riviera cruise for two.
One home on the day's tour is that of Mr. and Mn.
Warren Lefebvre, who also served as bosu for a pl1a
preview last week. Their recently redecota1ed Balboa
pniowla house ls a showcase with an ~ppro.cb
to tbeexteriorand a French touch inlide.
The Thomas P. Mahoney home on c.ollimllland is a
ieplica of a house in Monaco done in~ COllla,ll)' ltyle.
ltoffena thJ'ee..quarter"Viewofthe bay and a.r.a
siailled glass dome with an an deco clesilii tbal~balf
-oftbe kitchen ceilina. Polished blue-IUck~and
French paneled cabinets are otberCUllOm lOV'* rt
Amixtureoffurnish.inpinnatunltoneta.t.an
eclectic atmosphere~ted ingreeeand wbit9in the ~ofMr. and Mrs. Richard SbellOll. Mr. aadMn.
Thomas E. Sparrow's Williamsbur&-ltYk home ii decor-
ated in soft shades of cream, blue, cOraf ~·and
rose-=cbairscontrit>utetoitac:my ·
of tbe fifth home on the tour bawll*ed to
remain unnamed until 1he day of the show.
The "Desiam for Dinin&" show ii tbe daicf6andrailer
for Cinderella Guild, the N Bmdl uWlillY for
CHOC, which last year con~ some $60.000to the
county'sonlypcdiatricbospital. MarlieTho111Mis
chairman of this year's benefit, and Eve Hol~ Betty
Finncpn and Ginny Frova arc coordioating tbe 30 parti~tingstoresand the homeowners.
T1cket.scan be purchased at Cannell&. Chaffin and
Childrens Hospital in <>ranee.For more information, call
673-3934.
"Soft mculptare" boaters and &ally Wrapped
package. nrroand a apontaneoaa deck-top
picnic met by Bayside C&rd 'N Party •bop.
"Eaprtt de Fleur.'• below. wu done by Leota
Thomae for Bullocka-Wtlablre a•lna
Ba'Yiland'a .. Chryaantheme" cblaa ana
''Marley" allYerplate Oatware by Clarlatofie
and andque -can.dlebolden. The lbaea la
Sferra, and the flowers were done by VlrJdl
Andre at Alicia'• Plowers of Newport Beau.
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ByVIDA D&AN
lfYoU are read.in& this. you have a ___ ....._.._ __ _,_...,._.,,.:...
problemtbatevcryooealivewra-• ~namn.
True, y<>u may not have as m~h
uperienoe with llinau 10me, but
nevertheless, it's takina place every D pay. Ell
I .. It's nevenoosoon to start takina •••••••••Ii•• ?re of your skin, .. said Joyce
J(ombluth,.regiooal trai.nina ma.naaer forClioique.
Durinaan interviewat Nordstrom, South Coast Plaza. Kornbluth
sucsscd,firstofofall,theimporta.Qoeofprotectinayourskinqainattbesun
to fl.lht aging.
1 Sun damage makes the skin look.older than it should. Clinique otren
four facial products plus a ftfth sun block for the lips to ward offthisdam.,e.
Younkin renews ittelf nonnaUy. but as you ase this rcnewina inlowed
downjust likccvcrythina clle includina your circulation and metabolism.
You may find your akin lootinadWl wblle nature takes iu own sweet
timetettinaarouodtoituloupinaoffprooeu. ·
To speed uperloliation, dennatolQ&istsat Oinique•stabs have
developed 7th-Day Scnlb Cream to be uted before other cleanlina products.
ftiaformulated with tinyroundpuules in a liqucfyinacrcam. You rub it
on tbe race. musaac it around and then tissue it off.
• At this point you women with mature skin (we're talltina 40 and older)
Qlayuyyouarenotsureabout usinaacream witharanules in it. Wouldn't
tbatbetoorouahonamatureak.io?
Tbecotmeticcompany•adoctonayoo-olderlkinneedsagreaive
ex.foliation. Dot babyina. )
Exloliat.ian is .. akin eurcite," accordiaa to Kornbluth. ''The SCNb
cream takes the edae oft'tiny wrinkles and makes it smooth andaJQwina.
~the moistµrizcr hat a bettcrchanoe at ita function with the dead cells
removed... •
Oimnato&Gliltl •Y tba&aloas widi lbc more aareaiveexfolialion, · w need toltlpupemoltielioo(lUllric:alion).
''Where do you ~Y moiltwi2err Kornbluth ukcd u we talked.
.. Somewomen apply n all over the face. Tbat'• all npt if you are dry all over.
but if you are oily 1n the T -zone, you Rally don't need to add more moillure
in &bat area. lt'aa wuteof money.You lbould apply ii only to tbe areas of
your face tbatareclry ... (Bytheway, your•'face" ii the area from just below
your collar bone to your hairline.)
Up to now we have been talkinaa.bout women. But men have skin and
their akin qes. too. ,
Thecompanymakesproductsspeciallyformenandtbe"computer"
can outline a suitable propam to keep them lookina weB-sn>omed and fit.
The line iDCludes 6ace10apill two ltftnl'hs-....-fordry or =skin, and ex11'a-1Uen&tb for oily sldn; 1 tcn1flf111 lotion to remove
· of deM Kill ~(fn three llteftldlt)and a DO......-.Y lodoD t.o
lprelieve ~~and abavina. The molllUrizlna lodon ftw men comet in only one tuenath-ikiU
There is a lotion with a sun protection factor (SPF) of four for skin not
overly sun~sensitive tbaJ allows you to obtain a lastina suntan without
burning; an eight SPF formula that can absorb more than 99 percent of the
su~rni_ng rays; an oil free block with a I 0 SPF, and the last, but the
strongeSt;-819 SPF that prevents tanning, burning and peeling.
For youneer skin, the scrub cream is usually recommended every
• seventh day, whileoll the older akin it is sugested it be used daily.
The other products to be used on a "de•na at any aae" procram arc
that tend towanl dryneucan u1e it all over tbe fiMle and on other akim ii
should be utedjuat on dry ot irritaled areu.
determined bya "COl'.\lP.Uter"thatyou'veprobablysecn on cosmetic ,
counters. The consultant analyzes your skin by askioaa few simple
questions. When the "computer" levers are moved over to mat~h your
answers, it indicates all of your skin care needs includina the correct
All of Oinique's akin care and makeup producuare frqnncie-free;
however, tbecompan).' is not anti«ent Utoletber. The la lest product for
men isa colosne, "Tatlorina for Me.n'·. Jlaven 't sniffed it yet, but rm told Once you have made sure you arc protected against sun~used
wrinkles and drying. what else can you do to fight aging? it has an herbal freshness that lasts for a aood eiaht houn or10: .
Kombluth'sanswerwasagood skin care regimen withs~
attention to exfoLiation (the removal of dead skin cells). strength ofsoapandclarifyinalotion you should use plus the Vtt'f important
type of moisturizer. •
Nen week: More on de.qinaforwomen throuah makeup techniques.
Do you know why you should UIC as lip aloss?
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Whllliliy by the water
Sblrley Schab at Baa• Intenaatloaal dld tb.la ''OarcleD --,.1owen•• table lettln.C. left, for tbeetnderella Gall4••
0 0.lp for DlnlDC.. fanclralw' for
Clilldiena Boepttal Of e Comity.
Slaown on tile terrace of e Warnm
Lefebne'• Balboa laome, tt
featuree dUb• and al bJ
Gorham, pewter by 1fl D and
placematll and napklna by Audrey. At
rtpt, Teddy bean mt for a cosy
oatdoor f eaat do.De by Diana
PeMcreta for Bayalde Patio at South
Cout Piasa. The d.lahee, ••Pattern
Jlfalf," are by Vlllroy Bocb, &lu•ea by
8mien, _..d beaded antique ftatware
by Towle. Kapery la by Dem peter.
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the Irvine Marrion Hote . Marilyn Kapteyn will be tbe
vocational speaker. For reservations, calJ 995-66~.
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to improve show's looks
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CHRISTIAN WOMEN'S CLUB of the Saddlebeck
communities members will gather at noon Tuesday at the
8 Adobe restaurant in San Juan Capis~no. The J)r'Oll'am
will include soprano Loraine Snuth, Donna Nuss
discUssing Campus Crusade and GeTda Post showina bow
to make unique Easter baskets. Reservations are required;
phone 768-4077 or 492-6542. • • • THE WOMEN'S COUNCIL of the American Heart LOS ANGELES (AP) -Oscar's ladies
should look particularly glamorous Mon-
day thanks to a fairly fashion-conscious
group of nominees and a telecast costumer
who 1s gowning most female presenters and
Association, Orange County chapter will meet at 11 :lO
a.m. Wednesday at Bentley l:&~tor:ies in Irvin~ wh~
president Joseph S~emler will explai~ the firm s vita.I
. cardiovascular dunng a tour following the luncheon
perf onners for free.
"This was my idea to give us a better
looking show,'' said designer Ron Talsky of
his unprecedented offer, with the ~r
ation of the apparel manufacturer Carole
Little, to dress the presenters and per·
fonners. .
Those who accepted -including Je>ian
Collins, Dyan Cannon, Joanna Paku.la,
Lani HaJI, Donna Summers, Jennifer
Holliday and Irene Cara -get to keep the ... J_oan--Co-llln•
custom-made outfits, but they'll have to
return the co-ordinated jewelry Talsky is Cher. for example, has promised a return
borrowing from Van-Oecf &-Arpcls.-to the drop-<iead glamourofbcT Las Vcps
Asked whether any of the stars worried days via her longtime designer, film
about being dressed too similarly to others, industry veteran Bob Mackie.
Talsky replied: "I'm not making dresses "If sbe has any sense at all she'll come in
m~~ ~ • • • SP.YO~ HILL GARDEN CLUB will hear
Oark-Kennedy Florist speak on flower arrangina at 9:30
a.m. Wednesday at the home of Betty Wilson. Refresh·
ments and a business meeting will precede the program. • • • CITY OF HOPE'S Newport Harbor chapter invitt1
couples for an evenina of music, danciq and rcfrcsD.
ments, starting at 7:30 Tuesday, April 17 in the
Sheraton-Newport Hotel, 4545 MacArthur Blvd. The
evening is sponsored by Kay and Harley McDuffey,
chapter vice president Call 838-1921 or 851-l 9 l 0 to make
rescrvatiqns.
downtown and saying 'Here it is."' 44 yards of white fox," said BlackwclJ.
Before even putting pen to paper Talsky Shirley Maclaine will be gowned by the ROBINSON'S: Paloma Picasso, the dauahter of Pablo
met with each actress and obtained New York designer Fabrice, and Jane Picasso will introduce her signature fragrance at 2 p.m.
photographs showing face and full fiaurc. Alexander will be clad in a midnight blue next su'nday in the cosmetics department at the Fashion
Then he submitted sketches alona with soft satin creation by Mary Lou Brady. Island store.
fabric swatches for approval, after which "She(Miss Alexander) said it looked like NORDSTRO .. · Cbal-•n,•s spn·ng fashions will be measurements were taken. The women aJI John Singer Sargent's painting of Madam '"' .........
had final fittings as well. X, with a somewhat plunging neckline," shown Friday in the children's department at South Coast
In the past, the Academy Awards said publicist Nancy Potts. Plaza. • • •
production team has generally let all Others have also opted for period looks. · THE BROADWAY: Sprina styl~ for petite women
female stars make their own dress arrange-Glenn Oose will arrive in "a black antique will be shown informally at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at the
men ts, and TaJslcy's offer did not extend to lace dress that has been reworked by film Fashion Island storel level two.
nominated actresses. who were again left to costumer Ann Roth," said spokesw0man • • •
their own devices. Katharine Olim. BlJILO<S'S: The latest fashions for full-fiaured
In years past this has sometimes led to For Amy Irving. designer Ralph Lauren women will be modeled informally from 12 to 3 J>.m,
unusual results. Fashion observer Mr. created a-black. ankle·length Melbourne Friday in the Lady Bullock depanment at South Coast
Blackwell, famous for his annual list of the skirt and high-necked white blou9C of .a Plaza. On Saturday, special Easter styles will be shown
world's IO worst-dressed women. cites handkerchief linen with a lace inset at the from 12 to 3 p.m. in the Youna Attitude department.
k • • .. among the all-time Oscar dress disasters throat-and worn over a linen slip top. Blac I. MAGNIN: The Diane Freis collection will be
Barbra Streisand's 1969 see-through outfit. antiqu·e lace-up boots will complete the modeled informally from noon to 3 p.m. in the South ··
''The biggest dissapoiitunent ·or all time ensomble. Coast Plaza sto~ and at Forty Carrots and the Pronto was Bo Derek. right after )he became the Linda Hunt. who was nominated for her Ri storante.
sex symbol of the world," Blackwell added. portrayal of an Indonesian cameraman in r-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiil-..She wore almost an Indian type of caftan "The Year of Living Dangerously," opted
that was totalJy devoid of any resemblance for an elaborate three-piece outfit by
to that new great star image that was longtime stage desilfler Laurence Casey.
forming. She could have been the sex image It includes a Russian style tunic of
of Hollywood and she blew it." antique gauze embossed wt th silver, a
Most obse~rs say Oscar wear tends to floor-length pleated silver silk crepe skirt,
be spectacular rather than fashionable -and a Japanese-inspired noor-len~th
and Blackwell feels that's the way it should sleeveless coat made of heavy black sdk
be. satin lined with irridesccnt silk.
"The world IS waiting for a glamour Meryl Streep is in New York malt.in& a
show " he s:Ud. movie and will not attend the ceremony.
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Charles Ka1aaian offen a freeb fndt ap-BryaD Gemmell and Lia Warner of Oemmell'• deeCdbe aoa.rmet petber to Lb Ilea, one of the 450 pesta. offertna to Jady and Allan TbompMn dartnc .. A C1alatne Y-antuy.
'Cuisine Fantasy, 'b~tel _chef delighf patrons.
Gala, charity dinner offer
best tastes of county, London
The Irvine and Las Canciones committees of the
Orange County Philharmonic Society held a
gastronomical orgy for their fund raiser last week in the
Jewel Court ofSouth Coast Plaza Mall. -
Sixteen favorite restaurants in the county were
offerinaa wide variety of taste treats for 450 cager
samplers. .
Alfredo's scampi, cooked on the spot, was served with
fettucini, and Chez Cary produced some popular ca napes
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Emma Jane and Tom Riley accept con-
ptalatioa. after recel'rinC latest .honor.
with liv..ea:pate, Belu41 caviar and trout mousse. The
enormous sttawbemes served by Lafayette's also went
quickly.
Barban Smitll of Las Cancionesand •rrt Law-
re.ce were co-chairmen for the benefit, which featured
entertainmentbytheaward-winningDixielandJazz
ensemble, the Lemon Street Stompers.
Others attending" A Cuisine Fantasy" were Joyce
Reaame,chainnanoftheboardofdircctorsoftheOCPS's
women'scommittecs;IAcyGa190r,oneoftbefoundersof
the group, CbMly and Cllarlel BrHer, Elable and Jacl
Delmu, UHa Mayede,Mlbl and Y•taka Tout, Bert
Lawreace (Sherri's husband), Re&IMld and LeDore Sllby,
Helea Waruer, Scott and Colleeann and Doris . ·
Lemeke. • • • On Thursday a WtcofLondon was sampled by 90
party-goers, who paid tribute to Orange County Super-
visor'J'Mma1 and Emma Jue Riley, recipients of the
1984 Breath ofLife Award given by the Cystic Fibrosis
Guild of Oranae County.
The sampling, in reality, was a sumptuous five-course
dinner prepared by A.atoll Moslmau. executive chef of the
Dorchester Hotel, who received a standing ovation for his
culinary expertise.
, Thedinnerwashosled byTlloma1BanettW.general
managerofNeiman-Marcus, Fashion Island, setting for
the semi-formal benefit for which Beverly Tllompsoa Coil
was dinner chairman.
The award is given annually to county residents who
have made a significant contribution in the fight against
cystic fibrosis, the No. I genetic killer of children.
In presenting the award, Barbara YucUr,guild
president, said tbe Rileys were instrumental in the
formation oftbe Orange County support group last year
and arc dedicated to a wide variety of youth assistance
organizations. ·
Riley, a retired Marine general, said be thought
through his military experience that be knew all about life .
. . "until I visited these children at (Orange County)
Children's Hospital."
The toucbinJ experience, he said, "was hearing these
children plan their own funerals.
"I hope all ofourefforts will help stamp out this
disease."
The Rilcys will be honored guests in September at the
Investor's Masquerade Ball. sponsored by the guild to raise
\ Horace Coll, left. conftnes with lllnda d.lnner cbalrman, and Banley Barnett. leD-
Barnett, bl9 wife BeTerly TbompMn Coll, era1 manacer of Nelm•n-llarcu nore.
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funds for cystic fibrosis research and treatment. • • • The two turtle doves born in the European Bucket
Shop at Neiman-Marcus now have names, and Mary
JemllOll of Corona del Mar came up with the winning
combination, Sara and Jevo. ·
Bucket Shop manager Galea Colwell, who soned
through some400contestentries, selected the names
because the birds were bomon theflrstdayofthe Winter
OlympicsinSarajevo, Yugoslavia. • • • • Toal Armhtead recently celebrated her binbday with
friendCln1etG .. mnata Hawaiian•style party at the
Costa Mesa Community Center.
She greeted her 22S guests weatina a white sarong with
a lei of fresh gardenias and a flowered fieadband.
Hawaiian music wa$ played during a feast ofkalua pig,
poi, chicken and long rice, lomi salmon, amakay raw fish
and fresh tropical fruit
Among the weU-wishers were Pilar Wa,ae, Bela
Subeam, Bela Coffey, Jue and Wll Berll and Toni's
daughters, Vlllil>elueya~ae.I.
Party Wrap is written by Daily Pilot Style Editor .,
Melinda Huddleston, withadditionalcontributionstoday Gloria Scblck and Bubua Yaac••r, CJWt1c
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Parke BryaD, llary ADD lllller, Sandy BryaD Anton Moulma.n of the Dorcl:aester Hotel In
and Len lllller were dell&bted by the dinner London prepued at The Zodiac l'e8ta1111Ult.
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lulinele. WN19 I be--·-· lleve the bulc 1111
phbophy .. eound. lMtEn there .... Uoeptlone.
F0t example: My ma.
bend .hed tour affMI. I •
knew nothing abou1
any of them. I recently atun\bted onto tt"9 ~IOI. I wWI
eomeone hed totd me.
Now I look at MCh end ewry wom11n I know and wonder, "Did 9he know? Wu ahe leughlng behind my bide? Diet 9he,...
10rry for me?" -
When my ~ and I attend aoa.I tuncttona, .1 am
tortured by the thought that 11'1 amour of the put may b41 In the
room, looklng me over and thinking, "What a tool the ltl"
P ..... encourage thoee who .,. aware of a chNtlng
husband to t .. I tM wff9 at once. It la better to b41 Informed than
left -IN THE DARK IN MARYLAND.
DeAll LT .D.: MMt wtwee know and,,.._ not to be forMd
to deel ~the~ Mr ....._ la •tll llYC>a.
TM tollow"'8 letter ""91tt be ol lfttereet:
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am married to a man I am crazy
about .• We have three children. For years I suspected he was
having affairs but had no desire to break up my marriage. I coped
by keeping one eye closed and my mouth shut.
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partner would apin ,..turn
to 1pades. 10 he decided to
take his medicine In two
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West reuoned that it
would be wise to cut down on
dctlarer's ruffing power, so
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\lueen and ace of trumps. He
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with the klnf. uffd th• •llht ol •pades to draw W11t) la1t
trump, and then ren •IJI "'°'•
club tr <:kl to m•ke two
spades doubled. Not • bad
result. eapeclally whea you
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can rnake a vulnerable srand
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but none of the good stuff
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One of the rreal ch&rac
lers of bridge wa.1 the late
Cornelia "Bob" Slaven burr of
Holland. A bulkin1 m.an of
over six leet. he was a tenrus
player Of internatJonal ClaSJI,
a raconteur par euellence, a
man who would gamble on
anything and a great success
w1lh the ladies. He wu one
or the rastest analysts at the
hridg~ tabl~ that we havt'
ever seen. In 1966. he and his
partnf'r. Hans Kreyns. won
tht' World Open Poirs Cham
pionsh1p. This hand. from his
country'' 1918 European
C'ha mp1on~hip matrh against
rr:inre. will long hng•r in our
memorit'~
All woul still hav• been
wt'll had West now shirted to
a rt'<! suit. But. ror some
ruson known only to him
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Cllulu CorH elHI O•ar !jllarif ,.,.....,., rueot ..,..,.
takt le .... ., all ljltHlMI ...
•ltltd.
4,000 rooms open for Olympics I don't pretend 10 -------------know a lot about foot-
ball, but the other day
when I wu taking a
three-week supply of
newspapers out of the
famlly room I noticed
where an All-American
quarterback, Steve
Young, signed a con-••••••••••••• tract with a team In Loa
Angeles for S.O milllon over a 43-year period.
I figured the kid has to be 22 or 23 years old. In 2027, that
would make him 65 or 66 years old. That teems old for a
quarterback to me, but what do I know? If he eats aenalbly and
takes Geritol, It could happen.
When I mentioned this to my son he said a lot ol football
contracts ottered big bucks on a long-term basis. He aald
"Magic" Johnson of the Lakers has a 25-year deel worth $25
mlllion and Dave Wlnfleld of the Yankees Wiii be paid S 15 mllllon
over the next 10 years.
He also reminded me of how I dlacooraged him from playlng
football because there was no future and no money In It.
Children have a wonderful taJent tor remembering every
lousy word of advk:e you gave them, but none of the good stuff.
I had a feeling I wu about to hear a replay of my more forgetta~
lee1ures.
"You wanted me to wor1< for Ma Bell, remember? You aaJd
there wu MCUrlty In the phone company . . . eapeclally when
there was a monopoty.
"Then you pushed tor me to be a teacher. You said children
would always be In great supply In this country. The demand tor
Engllsh teachers would always be with us. That was two year.
before the Engllsh teacher glut. ~
"Then you got the Idea I should go Into the automoblle
Industry. You said America's affair with the big car would never
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be OYef', but would ta«•me rtght Into retirement."
"Are¥0U ftnlshed?" I med.
"No. You totd me pofftloa was dull and there weren't any
perks. Beeldea, the pretkjency didn't lead to anything. If I wanted
excitement, I should go Into the wave of the future ... llke selling
underground nuclear shelters.
"You totd me compYtera were a fact llke the hula hoop and
the mood ring, but If I could figure out a way to carry 78 rpm
recorda without breaking them, I could write my own ticket."
Some mothers •• lucky. They raise their sons to be
65-year-old quarterbtlcka who take their $1.3 mllllon a year. their
Social Security benefits and their Grecian Hair Formula royalties
and llve the good life.
With my ludc, mr. kid would eult up for the game In 2027 and
Los Angeles wouldn t be there.
L_J RAVEL _ _
An unusuaJly heavy rainfall hit the desert floor of
Palm Springs this past winter, which means wildflowers
will be in bloom well into the summer months.
For photographers, writers. botanists, nature lovers
and visitors interested in this springtime phenomenon. the
desert will produce a unique and colorful display.
Although the wildflowers are perhaps the most
noticeable with their bright-hued bouquets splashed over
the desert floor. many varieties of cacti produce brilliant
blooms from theirprickJyskins. And bush-type plants. like
the tall and spiny ocotillo. often yield rich green leaves and
lush flowers from sccmin!Uy barren stems.
Guide maps to desert wildflowers can be obtained at
Moortorf Botanical Garden, I 70t Palm Canyon Drive.
open from 9 to 5 daily. Proprietress Patricia Moonen is
generally available to assist wildflower hunters in IOCBting
plants. and many varieties of blooming species can be seen
on the grounds of the garden itself.
Look for san verbena, a low-lying. soft-stemmed plant
with gray-green leaves and rosy-P.urple flowers. in the
canyons of the mnountain foothills and in patches of
barren desert along the highways. This colorful plant is
predictablly a mid-spring bloomer.
Jimsonweed, growin~ to three feet high . blooms from
spring to autumn with white. or pale lilac, trumpet-shaped
flowers. and has large dark green leaves. The blooms of this
plant. however. open only at nighL
Another spring bloomer is the incense bush. encelia,
one of the more common desert plants found in abundance
in the Indian Canyons. Encelia grows in a compact,
roundish bush and can grow to several feet. Its leaves are
silver-gray, and blooms of bright yellow extend beyond the
rest of the plant. This plant can also be found in the dune
LOS ANGELES (PRN)-¥reakfast wlll be headquartered at the center.
International Reservation & Trave etwork, a wortd-John Gardner preefdent of Bed & Breakfast
wide bed-and-breakfast organlz tlon, reports It still lnternatlonaJ noted that there are aln'gles doubles
has approximately 4,000 hotel r s available for the doubledouba8s and suites. All rooms conl. wtth a ' Olympic Games In Los Angeles. 11 'b eakf
The organization said that the rooms are located comp mentary r ast.
throughout the Los Angeles-Southern Callfornla area, "Our rates are very reasonable-$125 a night
close to all Olymplc events. Some rooms are even and up -and the rooms will not be avallabte for long,
within 100 yards of the Convention Center -of so time Is of the essenoe In contacting us," Gardner
partlcular Importance to members of the media. who said. Contact Gardner at (213) 93'4-2853
• l~.spring visitor&
regions on the ~nmeters of town. ·
In late spnng, many vaneties of the descn pnmrosc
can be seen in profuse bloom aJong Bob Hope Drive and
Ramon Road. The primrose 1s a slender, straight plant
with usually one stem and smaJI yellow or pinkish flowers.
Also at this time, the desert mallow or wild hollyhock with
deeplr.-veined, gray-green I ves and numerous flowers of
vermilion. 1s at its peak.
Mid-spring is a g time to catch the cacu in bloom.
Barrel cactus. the large. hndncal plant which can ~to
six feet. produces CUJ?-Shaped flowers of greenish yello in
a circular pattern at tts crown.
Popular with landscapers. the barrel cactus can be
found in the yards of many desert homes, as well as in the
high desert regions near the mountains. .
The prickly pear cactus, with its flat-lobed arms and
edible fruit. blooms with pale yellow flowers tinged in red
in net rows on the edges of its lobes. This unique plant can
be found in the desert mountains. Greenish white flowers
and spines characterize the cholla. a plant with branchin~
stump) arms which can grow to six feet tall. The cholla 1s
common on the desert fl oor. its Joints detach easily and are
often lying in dusters.
The ocotillo, a unique plant made up of a number of
long. gray, thorny cance diverging at the ground. grow to
six or eight feet. This Popular desert plant. often used in
landscaping, produces small. dartc-green leaves and
scarlet, tubular flowers. Find this plant blooming after
winter or spring rain at the base of the San Jacinto
Mountains.
To find these and more desert bloomers, visit the
Indian Canyons in the south end of town. Moorten
Botanical Garden. the Living Desen Rcserc. Desert
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Prolific cOmposer has won all
three major musical awards
BJ BOB THOMAS . , ............
LOS ANGELES -The Motion Picture Academy of
Aru and Sciences Jives three music awards each year, and
Henry Mancini tw won them all: sona, oriainal score and
on,i.naJ ao.ea acoro or adap1.1tlon.
••But then, M1rvin Hamlisch also won them all - on
the woe niaht," Mancini adds with a frin.
Hamliscb'1 acruevement came 10 1974 when be
c01lected OIClrt for his title sona and orisiftal score for
.. The Way We Were," as well as h.is adaptation of Scott
JopUn'1 mu1.ic for "The Stin,a."
Mancini hu been nominated 16 times and has won forhiuo~ ''Moon River," and tbescorc for"Brcakfutat
Tiffany's"10 1962,hisaong, "DaysofWineand Roses," in
1963 and his score of "Victor/Vactoria'' last year.
He could play conceru aJI year or just rest on his
royalties, but at 59 Mancini continues turning out an average of three film scores a year.
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Picturet ID J 952 .ad wroae more thu l 00 ICOl'tS iadudina "The O&enn MlDer Story;• hit fim Acadrmy AWanJ
oomloauoo.
"U1ually when you do a ICOte, you A!five after the
film i1 completcid," be Mid ill an ialen'iew wllh The
AslOCialed Preu. "But if you're~~ ao,,-~wen. you miaht aian •ix monlha before ucuoo.
Producer Blab f.dwjrda la Min~·s moat freq~nt
empJoyer. They ttarted ta&elhcr back 10 tbe TV da)'I with
"Peter Gunn" and ·•Mr. Lucky .. and continued tbroqb
.. The Great Ra~ .. "The f>\nk Panther .. Kriea, ··10" and
"Victor-Victoria. •
Mancini ind Lellie Bricuuc wrote the aonp fC?r
"Victor-Victoria" and played them forEdwardl. The Julie
Andrewa-Roben Pretton duet had to be redone, and
Edwards needed a "brub, Oalhy" · tclub number for
Lealey Ann Warren. It became " • , Ill:" ~fter
Edwards was assured the sonp fit pnnapala,
Mancini's work was temporarily done. , ,,
"I'm u1uaJly the tut man on the totem po.le,
Mancini said. "Except for the sound effects and a final
sound miA. the score is the last element to be added to ,•
picture. If the picture has gone over schedule, my work 11
speeded up, because a release date must be m~t .
"I act a cassette of the final film ,and I like. to ~ 1t several times before I start to work. It s son of like aomg
throu&h a foa to reach your destination.
"ihe score ~ns to take shape, and next 1 have a
meetioa with the director -if he's around."
If the film requires a theme, Mancini always seeks tbe dir~tor's approval. Then it's time for Mancini to .. ,o
home and get lost for a while." .
He works in his studio, orchestra.tang the score
himself. The process takes fro?l . four to I~ ~eeks.
depending on the amount of music an a film . His balJClt
job was the IO.hour "The Thom Birds,". which required
three months to create four hours of music .
"Most two-hour movies contain 45 minutes of
music," he said. "Some filmS: like 'Star ~ars. '.have s:nusic from beginning to end. 'HI.IT)' and Son, which I did for
Paul Newman. had.less than 30 minutes. When you hav,e a slico-of-life moviCTtlce a 'Kramer vs. Kramer' you don t
need much music." • . .
The score completed, Mancim ~oves u~to the recordi ng studio wttb some of the mdustry s best
musicians.
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consuhaot and named three other saleswomen from its Newpon Beach office
to .the Praident's Oub, announced l&eTe a.u.era., vice president and
reasonaJ uJes manqer. The President's Oub is the hiahest award given to
Coldwell Banker sales qenu; only 3 peorcent of the l,SOO aaents are members
of the club. Edl .. OIMebasbeen named totheclubforthe founh time since she
joined Coldwell Banker in 1966. Ori&inally from the £ast, Olson and her
husband have lived in Newpon Beach since t 964. Cya&Ma Ramafelcl joins the
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BALDD.OS&i OLSON RUMSFELD MARVIN
previously worked as a speech therapist and as a salesperson for 2'11 interior
dcsifJl company. Sara Manill joins the club on the first anniversary of her serv1~ with the company. The Newport Beach resident has spccialiud in the
sale bf waterfront homes durina her six years in the industry. Baldikoski, who
joined Coldwell five yean qo, was awarded "Rookie of the Year'' her first year
with the fum. Since then, The Irvine resident has received the Silver Circle
Award for her sales achievements four times.
EqlJty Pnp-am1 lavettmnt Corp. has moved into new offices at 1400
Bristol Street North, Suite 100 in Newport Beach, according to Ray A. Wolford
and G. Ttmodty Galvill, market managers with the firm. EPIC is an alternative
source of builder capital. It contracts with builders to purchase their model
homes and simultaneously leases them back to the builder from an investment
pannenhip in which EPIC is the general partner and manager.
• • • DataReatal1/Saln,Dc:.,acomputerhardwareanddatacommunications
distributor since 1966, has opened a rental and sales office in Anaheim at 2051
East Cerritos Ave .• Suite 0. The location will help meet Ora,nge County
demand for rental and sales of &ta communications, microcomputers and
computer terminals to businesses. • • •
Call Ii Clayton, an Orange County law firm, has leased nearly 5,000 square
feet of space in the Union Bank Building in Newport Beach. according to
Bu&Ms1 Properties Brokera1e Co. The office space at 610 Newport Center
Drive was leased from Tiie lrvlae Co. Jerra Lyn..ne Tyler ofBusiness Properties
represented both parties in the transaction. • • • Leourcl D. Brlaley, former general counsel for the Orange Couty
Sqerillteacleat of Se1Mol1, has joined the law firm ofBaclaalter, Nemer, Fields,
Cllry1tle u:2:Y 1er as an associate in its Newport Beach office. • • • Breton 011tractton, lac., of Irvine has been selected to construct the S 15
million Reel HllJTeenolepCeaterat 3187 Redhill in Costa Mesa. The project
is owned by Ca"er Deve1-pmettt Co. of Newport. Beach and will offer a total.of
113,820 square feet within two ttructurcs for research and development. One
existin, facility that formerly housed the Dow Corabtg Corp.) offices will be
reladWtatecl by Bre&oa C.UtnctlH to equl the arckttectanl 1tandard1 of
&M aew two-story bell41q. Deslped by Geor1e Selti, AJA, the project is a
concrete tilt-up structure featuring dark araY pass with reflective light gJass at
the entrance, and a landscaped courtyard with tile pavers that are gray and
patterned. • • • Stela-Brief Groap, Inc., has named Englander Lloyd & Co. to create all
advertising, public relations and promotional activities for the estimated SI
bittton Monarch Beach project. Monarch Beach. 550 acres of coastline between
South Laguna and Dana Point, is a planned residential resort community with
3.400 housing units. • • • C"audler Aclver1l1la1 West was recently appointed advertis1n~and public
relations agency for Aapst FtunclaJ Oorp., a real estate syndication firm
based in Long Beach. Chandler is headquartered in Irvine.
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Barbara Daarte, lef~ won the Newport Beacll Sloean Coote.~
•pooaored by the Newport Beach Vlattora and ConYeotloo
Bareau, with .. Newport Beach - A Harbor for all s-.,u."
The •lotan will be ued by the bureau ID lta 1984 markett.oi
materlal•. Shown ID the photo wtth Duarte .. Linda Bl'&DDOD,
pre.ldeot of the convention bureau. ,
~enslon plan 4 gOod
income tax shelter
Small business
owners, workers
might see benefits
Although many businessmen have
yet to file their 1983 federal tax
returns, now is the time to make plans
to cut tax payments for 1984, accord-
ing to Chet Montgomery of
Irvine-based CPI Pension Services.
"It's time to think ahead There are
many things you can do now to cut
your 198~ tax burden while providing
for your retirement and the retire-
ment of your employees," said Mont·
gomcry, senior vice pt:e$ident of
marketina for the firm.
C PI Pension Services is the na-
tion's largest independent adminis-
trator of pension funds for small
businesses.
"A retirement plan is more than
j ust a way to save money," Montgom-
ery conttnued .
"Used intelligently, it can be an
excellent way to shelter funds from
income taxes. All tax-deferred retire-
ment plans are not alike. Modem
retirement plans can make use of a
variety of investment vehicles in-
volving a wide range of risk and
profit. This allows you to tailor the
plan to mee1 your special financial
needs."
Some plans enable indivi dual em-
ployees to make their own invest·
ment decisions, thus designing plans
to fit their specific needs.
"Recent changes in federal tax laws
make these plans more attractive
than ever," he noted. "For example,
in some cases, voluntary retirement
plan contributions may be changed
from an after-tax to a before-tax
investment.
"Furthermore," Montgomery con-
tinued. "persons working as an unin-
corporated business may be able to
shelter more money in a tax-deferred
retirement account than ever before."
He warned tnat some tax law
changes could result in financial
losses if adjustments art not made by
retirement plan administrators. For
example, the new law states that if 60
percent of the retirement account
balance goes to "key empfoyces," i1 is
"top-heavy" and must be changed ifit
is to retain its tax-deferred status.
"In general, however, careful plan-
ning now with competent financial
advisors can mean substantial tax
savin~ for small business owners at
this ume next year." MQ11tgomery
said.
First quarter ho~sing starts top 2 million
LOS ANGELES (BW)-Pent-up demand,
recent pins in real disposable income and
agress1ve marketing of adjustable rate mort-
gages have combined to push housing starts
over the 2 million level during the first quaner
of 1984. according to Monthly Monitor. an
economics publication of Security Pacific
National Bank.
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Centeot ..... Pta • Yre. Ml-Cap
GlbralterS&L 9.500 2.0 30 .. emos. 4
Anri IOW"t otfloer
Fidel ty Federal sa L 9.875 2.0 30 8mos. 5
A~ loan offloef
Far eatS&L • 10.250 2.0 30 12mOI. 5
Any loen offloet
..
Although conventional mortgage rates
returned to the mid-13 percent range late la~t
year, it appears that adjustable rate mortgages
(ARMs) are largely responsible for the current
strength of residential construction.
Mexlmum
Loan
$250.000
$200.000
$200,000
Maximum Loen
$250,000
$250.000
1250,000
Maximum
Lo.n
$300,000
$350,000
$150,000
Property
buying
seminar
April 28
Tustin auorney and
Chamber of Commerce
member Alan S. Zall will
conduct a morning seminar
on "Purchasing Propeny at
a Foreclosure Sale," on
Saturday. Apnl 28 at Or-
ange Coast College.
The seminar befins at 9
a.m. and costs 15. In-
cluded are diSC'ussions on
how tq find properties in
foreclosure, the advantaJCS
of buying such properties,
and the mechanics of the
foreclosure process.
Zall specializes m busi-
ness, real eslate, ~orporate
and bankruptcy matters. In
addition to his llw dcgttt
from Loyola Law School.
he has an MBA from Cal
late Fullerton. He has
been 1 real estate broker
since 1978, and ha tau&ht
law and business at OC
Irvine, Chapman College
and the Un1ven1ty of La
Verne.
The OCC Community
Service Office rec-
ommend pre·rqistcnna
for the seminar. however
uckcu w11l be 1v11lablt at
t~door.
Further information ,,
1v11lable by calhna •32-5880, and ttdtets may
~purchased by calhnf the
charge hne at 432·5 ~2
3.2 million ~uare
feet needed in '83
Oranaie County office space de..
mand reacbtd a record 3.2 million
squire feet in 1983 according to
Robert Dunham. ~nt of The
Ncwpon Economics Group. Tbe
generally high level of economic
expansion and the substantial in-
crease in office space requirements
lead to a SO percent pin in lasing
activity over 1982. The prior peak
was 2.9 million feet in 1979.
With the rising demand, vacancies
have dropped sharply down to S.O
million feet at year~nd 1983. The
current vacancy rate is 17.S percent
down from the record 22.9 pm::ent at
the bcginnina of last year.
The current months of available
inventory for space completed and
now available standsat t•, the lowest
absorption rime-frame since 1"980. ·
The Newport research firm's report
projected a 1984 demand of 3. 7
million feet, followed by 4.0 million
feel in l 985.
The leading a~ for new .office
space development m Orange County
When
is Oat airpon area with Sl •••fl/
the toial. Rankin& tQCOlld fl lbi
cen tral co unty., Saata
Ana/Oranaeff ustin area -witti 17
percent. Each of the three miui•i•
areas, the wnt county, the norda
county, and the sout.bcoastarea. C8cll
accounted for approximald) ao""' .
cent of the marke"t The me>M sipifi.
cant ovcraJI ctt&ntie bas beell a lbaJ1)
increase in leasing activity at *
airpon and the central county l«SOr,
offset by declines in the outl)'ina
areas.
Dunham reponed that ....i -in the newer, low-rise buildiqpiA the
airport area raJ1llCd from f tSS to ·
Sl.75 per square foot per moatb. All
other areas were sipificanlly IOiLicr' ia
the s 1.20 to st .ls ,,... ne oar-
respondina fiau~ for tbe __.
bjah-risc buildings were SI.~ to Sl.
Away from the iirpott;hitb-i'ilc l'i:idl'----.."""
typically range from SI. SO to S 1.10.
The Oranse County ofticc ~
market study is one of a ltria
released semi-annually by Tbe New-
port Economics Group to aid clients
in planning for new commadal ud
industrial development.
you're talking
barbegue,.
you're talking
Texas.
J ust as real
.---tohskr comcs ---------.. f rnm ~1atne
and real sour·
dou~h f mm San
Francisco. real harheque
conws from Texas. It's that simple. ~othm~
hut the best. And in Tl'xas. thcrt.'·s onc
ha~~ ~staurant thafs tx·come a lradi
lion .. Tlw Countv Lane \\'c're rated one of the
lop 10 n.'Stauranfs m Tex~ b) t~ Nalulal Soc1·
~l)' of lta"oel \\'r1tt.'rs. And now The Count}' Linc bnn~s its b1~
beefy nbs.. lean h:.1ldcr bnsket and spicy sausa~ to lrvtrlt\
EnjcJ>' lhe sunset-and ~r fa\~mlc drmJ..-fmm our wrap·
around deck on \\(1odbridltl' Lake. Then sit down to our
famous Country St>•le barbequc m a das.sic 1940"s
roadhouse atmosphere.
When )UU're talkm1it •
barbeque. ~lU°re
talkm$l
The
luunty
Linc
T
: MOnd~Thund • 5-10 p.m.
Frid turday. 4·10 p.m.
nd • 12·9 p.m.
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The newspa~ and mquincs these daya
are ao loeded with ads for both new and already
well-developed retirement communities that
you ml&ht ooDClude that our oatioJl's elderly Pla;n to pack.. up and move the day after
retuement betina.
money.
Not ao. An overwhelminft "70 percent of
Americans aac 6S and over wi die at the same
1ddress where they celebrlted their 6Sth
binhday," 11)'5 Leo Baldwin. housif\& c.oordl-
nator of the American Association of Retiml
Persons. And the problem for most elderly is
not where to move but how to make tlieit
current homes safer and' more accasible.
• Home improvements fOr the elderly
o~n lnvoJve modJficadom of «i•tina fixtures.
stNotUret and appliances co make them safer a
well 11 easitt to utt. The National Center for a
Barrier-FttJC Environment, a non-profit or-
pniration, providn educational materials.
mfortnftfoa on products and devices that make
the home qaore 8CCC1Sible and a network of di~. But MOm • Did ltiD liliave '°beat tec::hnieal ..._.tJ who will •ive the elderlv the ~ houee~ c:timl> 1:be Ila.in, mueuv~ "" ~ aroun the kilcbeo and maintain the pouodl. &nd/OI disabled olHite help in makina houses
Frequtndy, 1YnUies delay far too loq safer.
Even when it doesn't make financial sense
to stay put, the pmeD<lC of family, friends,
familiar 1urroundinp and oommunily facilities
persuade many of the elderll to remain where
they are. Obv1ously, too, it 1 not easy to find
acceptable replacements at affordable prices.
before tackliq tbe. i110e of movina or suyina · The eldaty have three m~in areas of put,aod~flhededliooi1to11aypu&.ma.kinathe concern in the bOU1C: thtstaire, kitchens and
kinds of 1mprovemeau that keep a home a safe bathrooms. haven. . for a ftec phone consultvion, you can call
Older residents in older homes are up
against a djstinct set of problems, however.
The average age of "livina units" in our
country -apartments ind houses -is 27
ye1rs, notes the AARP's Baldwin. Moreover, of
properties 27 years old and older, almost 60
percent are occupied by people 6S and oves:.
But the briaht aide is that the variety of the center in Wuhinaton, D.C. (202) 466-6896
resources to help the elderly solve these or you can request the publications list of the
dilemmas is iocreasina -and i1 to some «tent Barrier-Free Environment by writing Suite 700,
keepina pace with the huse growth of our IOIS lSth St. N.W., Washin&tOt\. D.C. 2000S.
populatiori age 6S and over. Enclose a self-addressed. st8mpcd, busi-
• Several statet a.nd localities have reduced nes,.$ize envelope
property taxes or. cmated a slidin,a scale of Based on your queries. the staff can devise
abatements for thtelderly on limited incomes .. a custom.ized 1nfonnation packet for you. says
Local tax assessors will know whether yours is John P.S. Salmen, technical director for the
Try to recall the kinds of buildings that
were erected three decades ago. Few were
dcsiJJled with energy efficiency and barrier-free
environments in mind. Quite tM contrary.
Housing was constructed to appeal to the most
viJorous clement in society -youns families
with small and extremely active children.
such a community. center.
• Low-interest loan programs are being Cost of Ule packets depends on lhe items
designed to help the elderly pay for home included. Individual bulletinscostabout $2.50.
improvements. The debt usually does not fall The average invoice runs to S 10 ~but Salmen
due until the sale of the house or death. An says the cost will be waived for those who can't
unfortunate aspect is that some of the statcsthat afford to pay. The center also will provide
have established these programs allocate such names oflocal experts who can visi t your home
limited funds that, says Baldwin, unless you and suggest improvements. If you can't afford
apply early in a new year, you'U miss out on the the fee, you won't be charged. Today, those childreq have grown up and
ORANGE COAST STOCKS
Here are the stock market activities of publicly traded
Orange County firms in the week ended Friday, April 6.
D~ta provided by Newport Securities Corp.
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Nelson,
Eli Lilly
achieve
2 pacts
In its second major an-
nouncement in the past
month, Irvine-based
Nelson Research & De-
velopment Co. reported it
has reached two agr~
ments with Eli Lilly Inter-
national Corp.
The a.grecments are fot
the development of Aione
formulations with a leading
drug that has been success-
fully marketed throughout
the world for more than a
decade.
One agreement covers
development of a cream
formulation for topical ap-
plication. The other is for a
TranZone transdermal de-
li very system for systemi c
administration .
Earlier.· Nelson an-
nounced an agreement
with a major multinational
pharmaceutical company
for the development of the
a nti -herpes ag e nt
trifluorothymidinc with
Azone.
· Azonc is Nelson's
proprietary compound that
greatly increases the pen-
etratio n of drugs into and
through the skin. Nelson·s
TranZone system 1s an
adhesrve-bandage th-al uses
Azone-lo .facilitate the de-
li very· of active drugs
through the skin and into
the bloodstream .
"We are enthusiastic
about the potential of the
products covered under the
....._ agr~ments." said Eric L.
~son , chairman and
president. "The compound
under de velopment is
already wide!}' accepted as
an oral product. with 1983
worldwide sales of approx-
imately $300 million.
.. Our program to com-
mercialize both Azone and
our TranZone system con-
tinues to advance as
planned. The results re-
ceived on many of the
Azone-containing prod-
ucts already under de-
velopment reinforce our
confidence in Azonc's
com mercial potential."
PICnnout IUIMtt NAMI eTAT'llmfT
.. ;•
NI.IC NOTICE
The following ~IOtlt .,.. doing PICTITIOU8 -II
butlnett .. ; NAm 8TATUmJn'
C & L COMPANY, 3285 lndltna The folloWlng Plf'90" fl doing
A" .. eo.te MIN. CA. 92828 bullneat .. : L.olt K. Vqtm. 3285 lndlwta HOLL.AHO AS$0CIATE8, 2424
Ave .. Costa MMI., C.A. H829 Newport 81Yd., Cotta Mesa. C->lf.
ChWIM O. Otmtte.d, 3285 In-92827'
dlana Ave .• Costa M .... CA. 92e28 K1ttwyn Ann HOiiand, 2'2• New·
lh19 bullln•• I• eondUC1«1 by. Ill port Blvd., Cotla M911. Clllf. t2t27
lnd1Ytdu11. Thie bullnMI 11 conducted by: an
Lola K. Vaughn lndMdual
lQle tt1temen1 wu flled '#Ith lhe Kttrlna Holland
C°'mty Cle<k of Orange C®nty on Thi• at1tamen1 wu filed with the
March 30. 1984 County Clltk of Orange County on
FaaM Mir. f 8. 1984
Publlahed Orange Coe11 Dally f1'U•
Piiot Aprll 8, 15. 22. 29. 1984 Publl1hed Orang• Cout Dally
194&-84 Piiot Marcfl 25, AOfll 1, 8, 15. 1984
1703-84
Plllt.JC NOTIC£
FICTITIOUI 9UUIEll NAMEITA"R•NT
The !Ollowlng per~ a,. doing
bualnen 11: McCLELLAND ANO LEE INVEST·
MENl GROUP. 21842 BrOOllhurtt
Unit C, Huntington BHch, CA.
9284&
Jamft M. Gllmqre, 21842 S.
8rooldwrat "C". Huntington e..oo.
CA. 92846
Greg L Edward•. 21642
Brookhurtt C. HunUngton Beech.
CA. 92646
Th.la bullneu la condYcted by: a
general partnerahtp.
Jamel M. OllmOfe
Thl1 st1tement wu llled Wfth the
County Clerk of Orange County on
March 29. 1984 f1422'74
Publlllled Orange Coast Dally
Pilot Aprll 8. 15, 22, 29. 1984
1961-84
MLIC NOTICi
FICTITIOUI 8UIMll NAMI ITATl•NT
The following penon Is dOlng
bualneu u :
(A) RON WOOD RACING PROO·
UCTS, (8) AON WOOD RACING.
755 W. 17th SI .. 'Cotti M .... CA.
92826
Ronald C. WOO<S. 2001 Port
Aam10ate. N-port Beach, CA.
92860
Thia buslriesl 11 eondUC1ed by: an
Individual.
Ronald C. Wood
This a1a1ement was filed wtlh the
C®nly Cterll ol Ore.nge C®nty on
March 29, 1984
FM22'72
Published Orange Coul Dally
Pi101 April 8, 15, 22. 29, 1984 1e.a-e.c
Pllll.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUa aualNfll NAMI ITA'RMINT
The lollowlng Pl'IOn la doing
business 11·
C-TEK ENGINEERING TECHNI-
CAL SERVICES. 2413 S. Fairview.
Sa!11a Ana. CA 92704
Carl JoHph Van1wearlngen,
1057 Bu)(fOn Or., Rialto, CA. 92376
This bualness is conducted by: an
indlv1dual
Carl Vanswear1ngen
NtltC NOTICE
flCTrTIOUI .u.-11 NAME8TAnMINT
The following pen1on II dOlng t>ullneuu:
SEA BREEZE LANDSCAPE
MAINl, 28e1 Orange Avenue
B, Cotta M .... CaHI. 92927
Patrick L. McO\llHan. 28e 1 Or·
anoe Avenue
B. COiie Mna, Calif. 92827
Thie t>Yslneu I• conducted by: an Individual
Patrick L. McOulllan
Thi• ttatemenl WU filed With the
County Clerk of Orange County on
Mir. 14, 1984
,~,
Publithed Orange Cout Dally
Piiot Marcfl 25, April 1, 8, 15. 1964 1~
l'tllUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 9UIMla
NAMEITATIMINT
The fOllowtng peraon It doing
bualnet• •a:
PERSONAL PENNINO. 570 Stur· =
6
Drive. Colla-M.... Calif.
Fraoc.s Ann Hensley, 570 Slur·
geon Drive. Costa M .. , Call!.
92626
Thi• bualnen II conducted by: an
Individual
Frencee Ann Henaley
Thi• ttalament WU flied wllh the
C®nty Clerk of Orange C®nty on
Mar. 16. 1984 '3411'2
Publlahed Orange Cout Dally
Pilot Marctl 25, Aprfl 1. 8. 15, 1984
1702·64
Ml.IC NOTICE
flCTITtOUI 9UatNEH
NAME ITATIMINT -Tne foUowlng pert0n is dOing
business as;
SPECIAL TY BODY WORKS, 2930
Bristol "C". Costa Mesa, CallJ.
92626
Edward Van Klaveren, 10236
Nlohtinga.le. Fountain Vtlley. Calif.
92'108
Thi• business ta conducted by an
indlvldual
Edward Van Klaveren
Thia 1tatement was fllt>d with the
Counly Clerk of Orange County on
Mar 14. 1984 This a1a1ement was filed with the
County Clerk of Orange C®nty on
Maren 29. -1~ --f140MI
Published -0r111noe eo..t o.uy_
FM22ll Piiot March 25. April 1. 8. 15. 1984 Publlshed Orange Cout Dally 1701·84
Piiot April 8. 15, 22. 29. 1984
1944-84
P\8.tC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI •UIMll
NAMI IT ATlMINT
The followlng Plf80n la dOlng
business u :
KRISTIE'S HAIR PARLOR. 502 S.
Bay Front. BatbOa lelllld. CA. 92862
Kristle Hemstreet. 4835 River
Ave., Newport Beach. CA. 928e3
Thi• buslneu i• Conducted by: an
lndlvldual.
Kristle Hem1tree1
Thia llatement was filed with the
County Clerk ol Orange C®nty on
March 29. 198'4
F2'Z271
Publlthed Orange Coast Delly
Piiot April 8. 15, 22. 29. 1984
1949-84
Pta.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI •UllNHI NAMl ITATHIENT
Tne following perton la doing
buslneu aa
(Al ESCROW EXTRAS TEMPOA·
ARY PERSONNEL SERVICES (8)
ESCROW EXTRAS TEMPORARY
SERVICES (C) ESCROW EXTRAS.
28885 Cactus Way. Sllverado. CA
92676
Nole Ann Stephan, 28885 Cactu1
Way. Sllverado. CA. 92678
Terry Bartow Stephan. 28885
Cactus Way. S1fverado, CA. 92876
Thi• bualnus I• conducted by: an
lndlv1dual (hutband & wile)
Nola Ann Stephan
IUIUC NOTICE
'ICTITIOUa •UlllNHI NAMEITA"R•NT
The following person 11 doing
bualneu u:
BAG PLUS PACKAGING MA-
TERIALS, 333 N. Gluael St., Or·
ange. CA. 92866
David A. Golbatlar. 2715 WIMl-
lngton Blvd. #1~. MOR. CA. 92991
Thia bualneu is conducted by: en
tndlVldual.
David H. Golbahtr
lhlt ttatement wu llled wtth the
C®nty Cieri! of Of•noe County on
Maroh 23. 1984
F2417ae
Published Oranoe Cout Dally
Piiot Aprll 1, 8. 15, 22. 1984
1830-84
l't&IC NOTICE
flCTITtOUI llUHIEal NAMEaTA'RMINT
The following per110nJ are dOlng
butlnetl •e: MADERA INVESTORS. 24221
Calle de la Loulu , Suite 308,
Laouna Hiii•. CA. 92653
J A. Evans CompantM. Inc . 1
Callfornlt corporation. 24221 Calle
de I• Loolta. Suite 308. Lagunt
Hills, CA. 92653
Thi• butlnett la conducted by: •
gentfal partnerthlp.
J.R. Evant
Thi• 11a1ement w11 flied with the
County CMr'k of Orange County on
Ma1ch 29. 1984
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eering ei.pertise 1n drug
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ceutical products for
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ing rights worldwide. Thi• statement WU flied wllh Ille r:r;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~"licounty Clert.: ot Orange County on
March 29. 198A
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1625 Gfsler Ave. l952·84
Co1taMNa
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IELL IROADWAV
MORTUA"Y
110 8roadwey
Costa Mua
6•2·9150
IAl TZ HRGIROH
SMITH 6 TUTHILL
WHTCLIFF CHAPll
427 E 1711'1 St
Co1ta Mesa
e4g.g311
PAcmc v•w
MIMORtAL 'ARK
Cemetl"y • Mo,,u1ry
Chepel • Crem1tory
3500 Pacific vi.w Orlve
Newport BtlCh
6••·2700
McCO"MICIC MO"TUA"Y
1795 l1gun1 Cenyon Rd
LaQun• &eaci!, Ca 92851
49<4 0415
Ml.IC NOTICE NtllC NOT1C£
---~--nnou-...;-..l--.9U-_-.I_-., -.. --• M 0 .. ~~~llklTY 0 Pl
N.U. ITA,...NT Notice I• tleteby given that the The IOllowtng ~ II'• dOlng undersigned wtll not be ~ble
butlneta u ; for any debit or lltblHtlM COfl-
BURNY'S TEES. 755 W 17th St tracted by anyone othlf than rnyett.
Sulla I. Coste Meta. CA. 92827 on or erter thlt date.
Shawn R Peta, 1925 W•tctlff, Oiled thl• Hth day ot Marett
NIWP0'1 8Mch, CA. 92"0 f084
Scott Smith, 2~ Prqtp901, New· Richard "Dake" Tl'lom1a
port e..c:n. CA. tff83 8e5 Part! St., Cost• Meta. CA. Th11 bullneu 19 oondUC1ed by: a 92828
general p1t1nerlhlp. PublllMd Orario-Cout Dally Pflot
Shawn R. Pefez March 31. April 1. 8, 1964 TNt ttatatMnt WU tllad with the 1646-64
C®nty Cl«ll of Ofa,. County on
Marett 21. 1984
'M2U2 PublltMd Ora1191 Coelf Dally
Pllol Aptil 8. 15. 22. 29. 1984
1042·14
PllltC NOTICE
NtllC NOTJC£
-'FP!il
fltennou9 ....... ~ NAml'fA'SlFrf The foloMlt pertont .,.
buelntMM:
SMtTH & W00£>1 17101
Clltwl'IOM Ad •• IMnei '-"'• 1211• ;·
Auby I<. WOOd1 717 ~' 81 .. C<wona del Mer, CA.12f'21
Aandalt 0 . Smith. 11m ~ oak Or., Yotba Unda. CA. t2tM ,11
Thia bu...,.. " condUCted by: • ~~~· Thia llltemeftl Wat fUect with ttle
County Cterk of Ofenge County on
March 23, 1964 ,,., . l'M1l'll
Publllhad Of4l"Cll COMC Delly 1 1
Piiot April 1, 8, 16, 22, 1914
1832-M Ci
Ml.JC NOncE
'1C11TIOU8 ..,... ..
NAiii eTAftlmn
The lollowtng peftonl lfl dOlclQ
bulinell .. ;
DONALDSON, BEL.ZAHO & AS·
SOCIATES, 2102 ~Center
Or .:.t Suite 103, IMM. CA. 127' 16
t10bert M. Oonaldaon, lntlf-
nat1on11 Lid. (California), IA31
Oovln Olrcle, .. un11ngton 8Ncf},
CA, 92847
Tl'll• bull,,... la condUCtad by: •
oorporetlon. Robert M. DoNl<laon. Prealden1
This ttltemtn1 WU flted wlttl the
County Clertl of Ofange County on
Mll'otl 23. 1964 ,,.,.,..
Publllhed Ofenge Cout Daly
Piiot April 1, 8, 15, 22, 191A 1831 ....
l'lCTITIOUa .,.. ..
NAmHATnmNT
The foltowtng pereone lfl doing
bullneuu:
IT'S AN ART PAOOUCTIOHS,
1895 Irvine AYI. •202, Coeta MM&.
CA. 92627
Robert A. Saavedra. •62 Pr~ ~1. Newport Beadl, CA. 12813
David M. Danon. 118& Wine AYI.,
Costa M .... CA. 92827
Donn Malla<*. 1012 H. TU9tln
Ave., Or4lllQI. CA. 92881
Oery T. Straff, 10521 Copper Clff
Or .. Lake ForMt. CA. Thia bullneu 111 conducted by: a
Q«*al partnership.
Robert s .. Yadr•
Thia 1tatement w• ftled with tn.
C®nty Clerk of Ofange County on
Maren 22, 1984 ,,..,
Publlthed Orange Cout Deity
Piiot AOfll 1, 8. 15, 22, 1964
,1126-M
NtlJC NOTICE
f1CTIT10U• __, .....
•I
IN~ aTATlmNT •• The IOllowlng pertonl we doing
t>ullneuu:
AMERICAN IMEX, 4816 PINO de
Vega. ll"llne, CA. 92715
JoMPti F. and Joan F. Fong, '8M
PaMO de Vega, IMne. CA. 92715
Thlt bualnett la conducted by; a
general pannerltltp.
J. F Fong
Thie statement w .. Oled with the
County Clerk of Orange C®nty on
Mtrctl 23. 1984
'341 ..
_eub111rieo Orange eo.11 Dally Plk>I April 1:e·. 15,-,2. 19P --
1829-84
Pta.IC NOTICE
~nnoue.u ... a1
NAllllTA~
The fotlowlng P«10nt ·.,.. doing
butlneuu:
BARCLAYS·CAPRI POINT.
17702 Cowan Street. lfvlne.. CA.
92714
Btrelaye AJllt•t. lrweatmant Cor-
poration. Ca11torn11. 17702 Cowen
Street, lrvlne, CA. 92714
Barefaye w .. tarn Pldflc lnW9!·
ment Corpor111on, C911fomla, 17702
Cowan Street, lrvtne, CA. 92714
Barclaye Royalty Group, Inc.,
Calllornla, 1 rf02 Cowen Street.
Irvine, CA: 92714
Barcley Stanford lnveet Corpor-
ation. C•llfornla. 17702 Cowart
Street, Irvine. CA. 9271•
Barc:laye Mortgege Corpor9tlon,
C111torn11. 17702 Cowen Slre.t.'
lrvtne. CA. 92714
Barc1ay1 Royalty lnveetment
Group, Inc.. Callfornla, 17702
Cowen Street, Irvine, CA. 927'14
Barctaye Pen America lnl/IStrNMI •
Corporation. Calltornla, 17702
Cowan Street, Irvine, CA. 92714
Capri POlnt Auoclat•, 3431.c._
North Pine Orove Avenue. Chicago,
Ullnol1 80813
Thie butlneta 11 conducted by; a
general partnerltllp.
John C. ConnOlly, Preeldent
Thl1 statement w• fllecl with tM1
County Clerll of Orange County OI\•
Match 1, 198.4
~ Publlahed Or11191 COUt 01111)"
Piiot Aprll 1. 8. 15. 22. 1964
,, 1852•M •
PtalC NOTIC(
Ftennoua ., .....
NA•ITATW_,..,
TM follOwlng Plf10n la doing.
bualnat u ;
NEWPORT MESA CHRISTIAN
PRE·SCHOOL/KINDERQARTIN,
320 E. 18th St., Cotti MMa. CA.
92827
Lorrtlne P. Higgin•, 4'401 Pl«
Or., Huntington 8uch. CA. t2t4e
Jamea e. HIOOlnt. 4401 Piii' °'·•
Huntington Beach. CA. 92t48
Thie bullneee It conoueted by: If\
lndMduel.
LOfrltne P. Higgins
Tl'll• atatement •• fllad with ,,...
County Cl«ll of Orange County OQ,
M1tett 23. 191A ntt71t
Publltiled Orange OoM1 ~
Piiot AprH 1, t , 15. -,2, 1 .... ,~
'
r
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PMhil!iOUI .,_ .. .... .,•mmn
TM ................
~-CA"'ITZ & KAIDAH. aoe1 ...... ,.. c... Drlw ..... 200, IMne,
CA.H7tf
,,__ T. o.reea. l07 ~ ~ ....... CotoM ...... CA.
~ •• Kl9dlrl, 21321 ~
ma. ~ v.eo. CA. t2tl2
Venoe C. ~. Jr., 17 ~ .. lrvlne. CA. 92714
MldlMt A. Otwetd, 25871 Le
Pare 81vd., •M~E Toro, CA. 92930 ~ ~. • 17 Bramble
Lafte, L.,ne .... . 92163
Thie butiMee II conducted by: I
gentttt pen~. ,,__ T. C.,,eu
Thie 1tatement WM llled with tile
County Clertl of Orange County on
M•ch 5, 1914 ~
~AK_.,. m18•1tnw c.... Dt. ..... erw.,c ..
Publlltled Orange Cout DlllV
Piiot Maren 18, 25. Aprll 2, 9, 1914
1546-84
PICTITIOUIMlll•ll
NAMI ITA.,_..,. The followlng pertonl .,. doing
~-
flCnnoul llU .....
NAmlTATIMINT
Tile followlng perlOn It doing
bullneuu:
J & 8 AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR,
2eoo NftP«t BIYd.. Coeta Mela, CA. 92$27
John PIUI Bonll, P.O. Boll •29. El
Toro, CA.
Thia bualneu It conducted by: 111
lndlvldull.
John PIOI Boni!
Thi• 1tatement WU flied with Ille
County Clettt of Oftnge County on Marcn 8, 1984
f>eoZZ2
'ICnnoutllUIMH
NMmlTATIMENT
The followlng person 11 doing
bullneeau:
C. LITTLE BUILDERS, P.O. Box
3342, Newport Beech. CA. 92883
Chuck Edwltd Llttle, 289 Ogle St. ·c•, Coet1 ~. CA. 92$27
Thia butlneu le conducted by: 111
Ind~.
~E.Uttle
Thie ttllemtnt ... filed with the
County Clel1c of Oranoe County on
Merell 8, 1984
faa21
Publehed Oftnge Coaet Delly
Piiot M1rcll 11, 25, Aprll 1, I , 1914
15S4-&4
f'UIHMON MEDtCAL CENTER,
5402 8o6le Ave., Huntington 8-cfl,
CA.
Pu*"9d 0ranoe eo..1 Dally ---------1
Pitot Mwcn 11. as. April 1, a. 1914 "8JC NOTICE
(NI Ahllnbl) Anolfl..All Bf°"*I
Meckel tnc., Cellforn6a. 3815 Send-1553-84 f1CnTIOUI .......
une Ln .. Corona del Mer, CA. 92125 1----------Thil N1ne1e 1e conducted bY-"8JC NQTICE
cotpOteUori , ______________ _
All AfrlllllnOl~t PICnnoul .......
Thll ltatement WM fifed with the NAMI ITATWT
County Clertl of Otano-County on The followlng penona .,. doing
M•cll 8, 198-4 bullneee as:
,,_,. UNIOU£ PROMOTIONS, 3-400
Publl8hed Orange Coat Delly lrvlne AYe. #208, Newport Beech,
PllOt March 11, 25, April 1, 8, 1H4 CA. 92MO
1557-14 KIM KAMP ASSOCIATES, 3400
rtB.JC NOTICE
flCTTTIOUI MlllM:ll
,.._ITATlmNT
Tile lollowlng P8l'90nl ate doing
buelneet•:
INlne AYe. #208, Newport 8eech,
CA. 92MO
Thlt butioen It conducted by: I
generll p111'*9hlp.
Marti Kim. Generll P111ner. Kim
Kamp A81oclat•
· MAim STATlmNT
The followtng perlOnl we doing
~~L INVESTMENT sel
VICES, 38 Ocelll Vltta. ~
Beach, CA. l2MO
Kim C8fandto. SI Ocelll Vitia.
Newport Beach, CA. t2MO
John Calandfo Ill, 38 ac.at1 vi.t1.
Newport Beach, CA. 92MO
Thia buall'leea It conducted by: a
generll pannerlhlp.
Kim Cllandro
Thia llltement WU llled with ,,,.
County Cieri! of Orange County on
March 8, 1984
' ,.,.., Publllhed Ortnge Collt Dally
Piiot M1rcl'I 11. 25, Aprll 1. 8, 1H4
WEST COAST-LONDON COM-
PANY, 24422 Del Predo, Ste 11,
Dane Point, Cliff. 92829
Thia 111tement wu nted with tile
County Cletk of Ortnge County on
Mtrch 5, 198-4 n.oG4I ----------I 15!11·14
Mr. M.J. McGraw, 339 11 Dian•
Dr., Dene POlnt, Clllf. tH2t
Publllhed Or1nge Coast Dilly "8JC NOTICE
Ptlot Mitch 18, 25, April 1, 8, 1984 ---------------1
Mr. Den Hannegan, 340l2 F0t·
moea, Dene Point, Celtt. 92821
15-48-14 FlCTITIOUlllUllNIU
MA.-ITAT'lmNT
Mr. B.K. Cleworth, 3250 Bfoad
ST .. Box 1421, Newport 8eech, ca.t.92te3
Tile IOllowtng persons .,. doing
----------tiu.inell -PlBJC NOTICE THE SNOW JOB. 525 Fllrfu Dr.
Thia ~ It conducted by: I
generll plt1nerahlp
• 13. Coe(a ...... CA. 92$27 FlCTITIOUl IUttMlll M1ttl'lew Dun Kurtz. 525 Fllrfu
8.K. Cleworth
NA• ITATIMENT Dr. •13, Coeta Meta. CA. 92827
Tilt following petlOn It doing Ruth Ann Kurtz. 525 Fllrlu Dr
This at.atement WM ti4ed with tti.
County Clettt of Orange County on
Mar 18, 1914
bualnen a&: • 13, Coe11 Mela, CA. 92827 O C. PARTY EXCHANGE, 10441 Thia butlMll It condueted by 1
n..ua
Publlshed Orange Coaat Delly
Plot Mwcn 25. APfll 1, a. 15, 1H4
1708-84
CMstm11 Dr . Huntington Beech. generll Pll1nenNC>.
CA. 92&46 M11tl'lew DNn KUIU w11111m L D1myer1, 10441 Tills statement wu llled with tile
CMstmu Dr .. Huntington BNc:h, County Clettt of Ottnge County on
CA' 92&48 MIWch 8, 1984 Thia business It conoucted by: an '14lt14
lndlvldull. Publllhed Oflnge Coaat Delly "8JC NOTICE w1111am L. Dem~ PllOt Marc1111. 25. Aptll 1. a. 1914 --------------Thia Slltement WIS flied wtlh lhe 1552·8-4 FlCTITIOUl IU,..11 County Clerk of Orange County on
.. .._ ITATIMINT March 8. 1984
Tile following person It doing FM0144 ----------1
butlneu u · Publlttled Orange Coat Palty l'tlll.IC NOTICE G & R ENTERPRISES. 7501 Piiot March 18, 25, March t, 8, 1984 __ __;,..;;.;;.;;;.;;...;.;.;...;..;..;;;... __ ,
Slater, Unit A. Huntington &ten, t550·84 FICTITIOUI IU ... 11
CA.. 92648 . NAM1 IT ATDllNT Roy K. Rt.tor, 176-41 Colli• Ln., ,__________ The following person I• doing
Huntington Beech, CA. 92&47 , NOTIC£ butlMN u :
Thia bualneu It conducted by: an . f'tlll.IC TECHNICAL TYPING SERVICES,
lndMdutl. flCTTTIOUI IU ... ll 1859 Pantvllll Clrcte, Coeta Meea.
Roy Rizor NAME ITATDllNT CA. 92827
Thia 111tement wu fifed wtth tti. The follOwtng persons are doing Judith Irene Oou11. 1159 County Clenl of Orange County on Pantv111a Clrcle, Colla M .... CA.
Mercn 23, 1984 t butlneu u : 92827 n..1n KIM KAMP ASSOCIATES. 3400 Thll bulllneN ,. conducted by: an
Publllhed Orange Col.It Dally trvlne Ave. #208· Newpor1 Beech, lndMdull.
Piiot Aprtt 1, 8, 15. 22. t984l83-4-M C~~~Jm. 2030 W. 15th, Santt -~t~t= WU ftled with tile
Ana. CA. 92708 County Clettt of Oftnge County on
Plait NOTICE Dlvld Camp. 23288 Way. Laguna March 5 1984
BNc:h. Ca. 92851 • fMOMI
K·10121
flCTTTlOUI IU ... 11
N.-ITA'RMENT
Thia bullneu It condl.ICMd by: I Publlstled Ofanoe Coat Delly
general Par1nerlhlp. Phc>t Maren 111, 25, Aprll 1, 8, t984
Mll1a Kim 1S44-M Thia 1111ement was flied with tti. Tile following perlOnl .,. doing
buline.au: 8ARCLAYS·SU~STATE TWO,
1n02 Cowan Street, 1rv1ne, CA.
92714
County Clenl of Orange County on 1-----------t Match 8. 198-4
Batclays Allat1te tnveatment Cor·
p«atlon, Callfoml•. 17702 Cowan
neoa1t
Published Orange Cout Dally
Piiot March 18, 25, Aprlt 1, a. 1H4 15~4
Str..t, !Nine, CA. 92714 l----------Batc:layt w"tern PIClllc Inv.It· Plate NOTIC[
,..,., Cofl>Or•tlon, C1fllornla, 17702 •----------Cowan StrMl, lrvlne. CA. 92714 flCTITIOUI 8UIMll
Batclays Aoyatty Group, tnc.. NAMI ITATl•NT
Oallfornl1. 17702 Cowan Str•t. The foltoWlng parson ladolng
ll'lltne, CA 92714 butlnna 11:
Barct1y1 Sllnford tnveatment DAN GRIFFITH & ASSOCIATES.
Corpor1tton. Catllornla . t7702 2850 Avon. Newport Bach. Calif. Cowan SlrMI. trvlne. CA. 927 14 92863
8arci1ys Mortg.ge Corporlllon, Daniel Allen Ortlfllh.
O.lllornla, 17702 Cowan StrMt. 9 Vienna, Newport Betch, Catlf
lrvlne. CA. 92714 92863
Barcl1ys Aoy11ty lnveatment Thia butlneu 11 conducted by an
Group, tnc., C1llfornla, 17702 lndlvlduit
Cowan Street, Irvine, CA. 92714 Daniel A. Griffith
Batclays Pa.n America lnYettment This atatament w11 Hied with the
Oofl>Of•tlon. California. 17702 County~ of Orange County on
Cowin StrMt. lrvlne. CA 92714 Mar 14. 1984 Thlt bueinea It conducted by • f'MOllJO
flenerll pannerthlp Published 0t1nge Col.It o.ity
John C Connolly, Prelldenl Piiot Mtrch 25, April 1. 8. 15, 1984
Thll llllemetlt WU ftled with the 1700-84 County Clettt of Orange County on
Match 1. t9M fZ*n , ___________ _
Publlahed Orange eoaat Ditty Plait NOTICE
"'°'April 1, 8, 15, 22, 1984 flCTmOUI MllMll 11153-14 NAMI ITATlmNT
MLIC NOTICE
FICTTTIOUl llUAtlll NAiil ITATlmNT
Tile following pet90ll .. dOlng
~ .. : REAL ESTATE REPAIR, 114 0oonttM Ct., NewpGf1 BMcll. CA Geof'oe Waldl\luter, I 1' Moon·
tlM Ct .. Nftpott Beaott, CA. "fhlt butlMN II conducted by: Ill ~ GeofOe Wlldha!Mr
Thie tteternent wu filed with the ~ty Clertl of OfMge County on
Uafcfl 22, 1114 l" ,,., ..
~ OfMQe Cou1 Dally "'°' Aprll 1 ••• 15. 22. 1tl4 1~7~
ACnnout.,.._11
NAmlTATllmNT
J The fGllowlnO per'IOfl .. doing ~-THI "'EOEAICK CO., 1121
.. tt., latlte AM. CA 12104 a.ny ,,..,_ er.nm. 1790 ._..,Qr., Colt•~. CA t2tH
Thie builNee .. oonaucted by: Ill ~ letyY , . lrenln Thie .. ~ ... llled ....,, the
tounft an of Orenoe COUftCY on la#cft' n . ,.... ,..,,.
• ~ °"""" co-e o.lly JltlCM Ap1I 1, •• ,,, .,., 1114 • 11334 ..
TM I~ 1*90n It doing
bualnela\t
CFK CONSULTING CO .. 2005 W.
Balboa
182. Newport Buch, Clllf. t2N3
Chlflel F Krinke, 300 E. Coaat
Hwy
283. Newpor1 8eech. Clllf. 12883
Thia bUllMM It c:ondue1ed by: lift
tndl'tltdual
Cher ... , . Krinke
Thl1 111tement w .. filed with the
County Clel'k Of Orenoe County on
Mar. 18, 1tl4 ""'*
PubfW!ed Otenge Cout Delly
Piiot Maret! 21, ApfM 1, I . 15..:. 1"4
1r0544
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Beautifully remodeled Bayfront: Fantastic
master suite & steam shower. dock for large
boat. Super view of boat activity. S 1,495,000.
UDO REALTY 673-7300
h•••SIYI Si11-5,000 sq.ft. custom home on
1n acre lot.
la,1r1ll1l14 Yitw-Back Bay. Mountains,
Fashion Island, Nearly every room has a view
l1flr~l111t4-Near new condition. new pool.
spa, wrought iron fence, carpet, drapes •••lltJ-Leaded glass doors. brass fixtures,
tlle floors, dbl dressing rm. for master bdrm.
Motivated Seller will exchange and carry paper.
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.Ftrat model t.o 1elJ out. Beauuful end urut, 4 Bed.+ 4 ~ a. ..
study, plus family room, 3 CJ.replaces, all ~h doors &
window•. 3 car praae. lovely land.:apina . .comm. pool &
spa. $79~.ooo. Entr. guard gate at Ford & MacArth\.a.r. Call
720-1705 to tee. BrolCer
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FOR THE DISTINGUISHED BUYER
Treat yourself to the pleasure of previewing
this ever--so-special property in the private,
exclusive community of Big Canyon, o'looking
the beautiful golf course. 4 Bdr's, 4 Ba's, F.R ..
4 frplcs. wgt. room. S 1,995,000. Lynne Valen-
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THE PERFECT HOME
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pvt pier & no.t for a 70' boat, 4 bdrm a convertlbte 1tudy, 4~
ba, formal din rm and atep-dwn Av rm. A MP Matr Bdrm Wing
boast a titting r00f'[1, frpl & walk-In ck>Nt1. on.red w/l.nd at
$1.700,000. For Info about the e1d1Clng assumable financing
and polllble Hiier ... 11tanc. contact TODDY SMITH or
DON OeTHOMAS (714) 759-9100
GEO ELKINS REAL ESTATE
2 Corporate Plaza, Npt Bch
111-1100
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Two Bdrms, two Baths and a fireplace In this
beautiful end unit overlooking the pool. Con-
veniently located for all your leisure activities.
Too good to miss at $119,000.
JACOBS REAL TY
2919 Newport Blvd, N.B.
875-8870
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Highly upgraded M.on«o w/maximum priYOcyl
Huge yard w / r.dwood dee.king, cowred lf>O· Read-
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system . Kitch. remodeled, heavy oak molding t+iruout,
boy ,windows, stained glou entry. Fr. doors in Mm
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Clay ·urges new
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OC dilemnlas
A so-called "pothole tax" to repair poor roads
was one of the poaalbllltlea-recently suggested by
Robert Clay, a Lake Forest macltetlng communica-
tions consultant, In a talk before the Irvine Lions
Club.
The thrust of Clay's message was to urge his
audience to develop fresh Ideas about ways to
handle Orange County problemi such as housfng
and transportation, and to communicate new Ideas
to "the people who are In a position to do
something."
Appearing as a member of the speakers
bureau of the Orange County chapter of the
Building Industry Association of Southern Call-
fornla, Clay addressed the subject: "Wiii There Be
, Room for You In Paradise?"
A past director of the BIA and ·a former
automotive magazine editor, Clay Is presldent of
Clay Communications Group of lake Forest.
"Orange County Is a real paradise," he said.
"We . have a fantastic location, Interesting and
varied topography, wonderful weather, excellent
schools, eome of the moat desirable homes to be
seen anywhere, fine shops and stores, great
restaurants and tremendous entertalnmen.t op-
portunities."
Noting that "nothing Is perfect," Clay stated
that the county also has problems, two of the
biggest being transportation and housln\J.
"We must think about these problems and
reach eome preliminary personal conclusions,
based on what's best for Orange Coj.i_nty. Then we
must communicate our concluslona to those
people who are In a position to take action.
Primarily, they are leaders In government, busi-
ness, Industry and the community," he said.
"What you communicate depends upon what
moat concerns you and the conclustona you reach
about these subjects. However, If you accept thf
facts that Orange County Is going to continue to
grow and that you should do your part to h~p It
grow gracefully, you wlll think In terms of what Is
beat for the county, not what Is best for your waJlet.''
Clay outlined six possible messages the
members of his audience might want to give local
government:
"First, you might want to tell your local leaders
to limit local government to the truly essential
functions, eliminating the frills and getting back to
the basics. Every tlme I think about frllls," he
added, "I think about the 'How to Get Married'
ctass my daughter took at San Clemente High
School a couple years ago.
"Second, you might want to tell them to control
growth, but not to try to stop It," he continued. "We
cannot be selfish about our paradise. People have
the right to live here, If they've earned It, If they can
afford It. ..
"Third, I think you might tell them to be careful
and reaJlstlc In Issuing bulldlng permits. To approve
only high.quality projects. To try to have them In a
wide price range, Including all types of housing. And
to approve only as many units as the market can
reasonably expect to absorb In a given lime.
"In San Clemente, for example, the city
government approved too many high-priced
homes and lots. The recession hit and many of our
homes -Including mine -suddenly were worth
$75,000 leas. Some new homes are still vacant after
two or three years.
And. San Clemente must have at least a 10-15
year supply of custom home site• with more coming
on stream. I'm all for a free market, but I'm also for
rational actions.
"Fourth, you probably should tell local govern-
ment that you are wllllng to pay for Improvement•
we really need. We muat accept the fact that there ls
no free lunch.
.. As another example, San Clemente has aome
of the worat street• In Orange County, thank a to our
aofl conditions. I'd be happy to pay an annual
municipal motor vehicle tax -eo much a poul\d -
If It would be uMd onty for pothoM r6Plfr.I Imagine
we'd uve at 1 ... t u much In tire, aprlng, and ahock
absorber wear -and front .. nd alignment•. And
our famlly bike rld81 would be a lot aafer. Someone
who heard me advocate thl• approach called thl• 'a
pothOle tu.• Calt It what you wtll, but It'• an example
of a poealble eolutlon to one of our problems.
"Fifth, you might tell local government you
would be wtlllng to MCrlftce emaJI bite of your
freedom to Improve the community.
"Flnally, and thla It extremely Important -you
lhould encourage your elected repreeentatlvet to
make c:oureg«>ut declllon1 that might be un-
popular In the lhort term, but wtll benefit your city or
the county In the long run. Then back them up If they
take auch ectlona."
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G loriously situated o n a San Clemente hillside overlooking the Pacific is Highland Light -
an exclusive, guard-gated community of single-family, executive homes by Southern California's leading
residential builder for 40 years-John D. Lusk & Son. Here streets.are terraced to maximize spectacular
coastline vjews and homes are plotted on one side of the street only to maximize estate-owner privacy.
Features. As exceptional as the locations, the three-and four-bedroom homes of Highland
Light are styled fo r luxury with from 1888 to 2752 square feet of space and outstanding teatures like:
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• Guard'-gated security •Ceramic tile entries • Woo<lbum-
ing fireplaces with gas stubs (some plans with two
fireplaces) •Skylights (Plans 10 a nd ll) ·Vaulted ceilings
(Plans 7, 8, 9, 10, 11) •Automatic garage door openers
• Antique brass bath fixtures · Luminous lighting • Oak
kitchen cabinets· Ceramic tile counter tops with
colored grout
Lusk Leverage is like no other form ot
financing fo r your new home. Since the Lusk Company
is making the loan directly to the buyer, it can qualify
by its own standards ot acceptability. Many home-
buyers who have been unable to obtain financing can
now do so with Lusk 's help.
So please, call our sales representatives COLLECT
for all the details.
R eed from the mid $200,000's~
If you're looking for elegant seaside living, visit High-
land Light during the Preview Opening. You 'll know
you've arrived. •
center open daily ft1t m 10 a. m. to du k. 2033 Via Mantaraya, 714/498-0722.
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• A on9-0f-a.,.dnd, leven-act9 e.tate teaturtng a
180 ..... vW Md a cuatom hOfM II being ~ ~ Robert E. Olbome Co. at Cenyon
Twrw In Rtver96de'1 exctullw Indian Hiii• .....
enJoy9d by one fortunate ~. Ind an ~ retreat.,... that can MfW u 1 bedroom pfua din. CanYQO Terra AldOe home on.re l&.teh lt8nderd amenltlel u natural wood..and-bMm vaulted
celllnga, cer8mlo tnM entrtea. ~ bi'lck
fireplace, cetpetlng, central air cOndt.tJonlnQ 8nd
forOed air heetlng.
purchW wllf wure ~ cuetom ameNttee
to oom~t the new owner'• tmt• Md~
quM_! room or 9CttYtty .,..., •
The OOtllctlon °'.r:fatn!fY homel at canyon Terr9CI Ridge one and two-eto,ry
arrangement• that range In m. from 1,400 to 2.100
1quare fMt and ,_turw two to four bedrooma.
need•." Otborne ~·
''For thole IMklng their ultimate reeldentlal
~.,.,,, thla one exoeptk>nal new home on lt1
huge. leven-act9 vtewllt• high lboYe the cf1Y of
-...... ... hel to be the opportunity of a ltfetlme, ••
Mid AObert E. Olbome, ~t of firm.
The Otbome Co. hu eetabftehed a tredltton of
making apecial cuatomlztno optlont avallable
thrOUQhe>Ut It• homea. TheM are offered to all
Canyon Terrace R&dge homebuyert, not Juat the
purchaMr of the MY9n-act9 eetate.
Priced from 183,800, the~ are all llted on
Iota averaging a.ooo aquare, on up to the MY9(l
ecree offeied by the cuatom eetate.
SeYetal financing programe .,. avallable,
lncludlng a llmlted time, fixed-rat• 11~ percent,
30-YMf loan, wtth .. ltttle .. 5 percent down. Alto
betng offered la • au,,. QuaJtfler. 30-year
morto-ge plan that IUowl buyerl to qualtfy wfth a
7¥• percent graduated payment plan. Conventlonal
VA (no down) and FHA .,. allO avattable.
Four fumlahed mOdell -deeofated by
ROMmary Katw lntenor. of N9wport lwt'I -..
avaHable for vt.wtng. The ..._ complex II open
dally, except Tue.day and Fl'tday, from 10:30 a.m.
to dulk. Further Information fn8Y be obtal* by
phoning 881-1871or770-4054. The hlQhlght of '• new Canyon
'!Buyen Who"'*<•. Mlectlon In eerty ltagee
of con1tn1ctlon may have their new home vtrtual'Y,
'made-to-order' with our wide variety of optlon1, •
Oabome•ld.
·Terrw ~ 11nge..tamlty community. thl•
twc>-atory -.ce on.ra four b4Mtrooma, 2'n
bath9. a Vl9w6ng bek:ony, IMded glw wlndOWI,
Md m•OiWY entry monument.I among lta cuetom d•llr,t 111ment1. 'Prtoed at $210,000, this euperb home can be
The builder explained that .• young and
growing famlty might need MYeral bedroom•. while
an Older couple aetectlng the •me floor ptan might
prefer to .combine bedroom space Into laraer In addition to the cuatomlzlng optlont, each
To vllh Canyon Twrac. Ridge, take the
Rlverakte Fr..-y to Van aur..i ri go not1h to
Llmonlte. Turn right on Umonft9 to Camino RMI,
then left on canyon Terrace DrtYe and rtaht •n to
the model complex at 69" Wlnnclfff Drive In
Rlveralde.
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• 4.0% lifetime interest cap.
• Payments can change every three years.
• Interest rates can change every six months.
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• Protects you from the risk of interest rate increases.
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SAN CLEMENTE -The guarded gat .. of
Hlghland Light, Callfornla'a MWMt exdulive
enclave of luxury homes. awing wtde thl• weekend
for a grand opening celebration.
Situated on a cr•t overlooking the ocean,
Highland Light 11 the 198' edition of a luxury
reeldentlat concept l<Wtttfted wtth John D. Luak &
Son, creator• of IUCh communttlel u Spygtau Hiii
and Eut Bluff In NwrPof1 Beach, Nohl Ranch In
, Anaheim Hiiia and Coral Cay In Huntlngtol'I
Harbour.
Hlghland Light wUI be the premlef' addreu
within MarbtehMd, a muter-planned community
the Luak firm 11 developing on 1,000 ecree of
blufftop land above San Clemente.
CUrvtng 1tr•t1 within Highland Light are
·terraced to make the moat of coutllne vtewl and
· homes will be bullt on only one aide of the street to
ensure homeowner•' prt-(acy.
: Grand openlng prioel for the homes range
: from S200,000 to 1298,000. Pr.-openlng sales
: have resulted In more than 50 percent of the
: community'• first phue being told out as the gran~
: openlng begins. •
: Designed to be formal and elegant, the hom~
: of Highland Light range from 1,888 to 2, 752 square
: feet In size. Four plans are offered, Including two
: that can be expanded with second floor "bonus
: rooms". Two plans Include three.car garages. •
Like all Lusk homes, those at Highland Light
reflect the company's beginning as a custom
builder, and lncprporate many custom features.
"fhose are homes which will appeal to the
buyer who sees a home as partially a symbol of
achievement," says Michael West, Lusk vice
president and director of sales. "They have been
planned to accomodate formal land Informal
entertaining as well as comfortable IMng. They
offer the extensive space and excttlng ~
touches which Inspire Innovative lnterlor design
which will express the llfeatyle preference and taste
level of the owner."
To visit Highland light, where modet homes
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jNewport Walk-In Medical Gr~up moVirig to permanent home
·: • Expansion plans have been announced for the
• Newport Walk-In Medlc8' Group Inc., presently
· housed In temporary facllltles at 400 Newport
• Center Drive.
•, The Walk-In wlll move to a permanent base of
• operations within the Newport Medical Center as
' soon as construction of an adjacent bulldlng Is
~ eompleted, according to Or. Oefmar Bunn, who Is In
charge of expansion planning of the faclllty.
• The new butfdlng wtll be etght stories high,
• providing 80,000 square feet of medical office ~ space. The addition of thl1 new building brlngs the ~ square footage of the entl re Newport Medical
~ Center to 350,000 square feet, making It the largest
• non-hospital attached medical center In Southern
· Callfornla.
, Newport Walk-In Medical Group, Inc .• wlll be
' located on the first floor of the new bulldlng.
, Dr. Bunn Is also executive director of The
: Newport Foundation of Studies for Major Econ-
! omlc Issues. One of the sub-groups of the
' foundation Is headed by Or. Warren Bostick, first
: Dean of the UC Irvine Medical School. This group
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studies medical economics In America.
According to Or. Bunn, the concept of quality
economic medical care plays an Important rote at
the Newport Walk-In. "One advantage of our
facfllty Is the fact that we are Integrated Into the
medlcal community. Unlike the usual, free-standing
clinics which are often found In shopping centers
and convenience locations, the Newport Walk-In Is
part of a larger medical community and has access
to the excellent facilities of the Newport Medical
Center and Hoag Hospital," he said. "This
cooperative exchange among the medlcal,....com-
munlty allows the Walk-In to treat patlent8 fully,
personally and economlcally."
Dr. Bunn explained that, without the high
overhead costs of a hospital's emergency room, the
Walk-In provides care at substantially lower prices.
"This Is one of the reasons why we have been
so Yfetl-recelved by the publlc," he said. "The
dO<(tors on our staff have been servicing residents
of Newport Beach and surrounding areas for years
from their respective offices and from Hoag. Our
patients feel comfortable with that knowledge .
They know our doctors have acceaa to their
records, and that we keep our own, which are
promptly transmitted to their regular doctors."
'•And, again, cost Is a big factor In our aucceaa.
We. are only one-third, sometimes as little as
one,.half, the cost -of big emergency rooms. The
public has become cost-conscious, and we are
cost-efficient."
Located In Newport Center Medlcal Plaza. the
Walk-In Is open from noon to 10 p.m. Monday
through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays, Sundays and holldays. An experlenoed
medlcal team lncrudea physicians who are mem-
bers of the staff of Hoag Memorial Presbyterian
Hospital.
The Walk-In Is designed to accommodate
lndlvlduals with non-life threatening Injuries or
Illnesses -the kinds of things that patients would
see their regular doctors for during the day.
Treatment car1 be completed In less than 30
minutes In most circumstances, unless x-rays,
cardiograms, laboratory or other special
The ultim01te in luxurious,
maintenance-free condominium
procedures are required. No appointment ts ~
necessary. t
If It Is necessary to obtain a apeciallst In a }"
patient's case, the Walk-In can obtain the MMcel ~
of one or arrange for a apeclallst to ... the patient ~
at the Walk-In If the problem requires Immediate i
attention. . . A new pulmonary testing unit hes been ~ ·
recently Introduced at the new W81<-ln f.alfty. ~
Without previous appointment, It prcwldee patlent8 ~
with computer Interpreted results In u ttttte M 15 ~
mjnutes, a procedure that might-require appoint-~:
ment, Involved registration and more time at moat ~
hospttals. 1
In addition to standard medical ~. the i A
Newport Walk-In conducts c1 ..... for the general ~
public, for patients and for phY*'an•· Among the .;.
classes to be lnstltuted4n the near future la a COUf'M ?
In cardiopulmonary resuscltatlon. J
For further Information· regarding Newport f
Walk-In Medical Group Inc., call 780-9222. s
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living -the guarded gate com-... nr~~-c::::::I
munity of Belcourt Hill. Neigh-;
boring the fairways of Big Canyon 2
Country Oub and attractions i
Guards at the gate-
house will direct you.
lntormation
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remains quietly apart within its
own private realm of natural
beauty, ocean views and sophis-
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It pay• to ad•ertlM
Henry Rope, preeldent and director of
creati•e .emcee at B.J. Stewart Ad•ertia-IDf and Public Relationa, Inc., empbaalsee
creati•e upreNlon tn hla baalne. darlq
a talk In .Dr. Herbert John•' ad•ertt.t.nc
clua at Saddleback Community Collete.
Airport area off ice condo·miniums
elicit strong interest, seller claims
The Increasing emphasjs on
the tax advantages and ap-
preciation potential of office
ownership has created strong
• 1 buyer Interest at Airport West
• Business Park, located In the ~ Orange County Airport area, that
caters to the financing and space
re qu ir ements of
small-to-medium sized com-
panies.
"Office shells ranging In size
from 2,000 to 6,000 square feet
are available with flexible down
payments, lndlvldually-tallored
financing programs and
owner-directed Interior
bulld-outs," said C. Norman
Pulliam, president of Pulliam
Properties, Inc.
With only a select number of
off Ice condominiums left for sale,
Pulliam Is encuraglng Interested
executives to deal with him
d irectly to arrange a suitable
purchase program.
··Aside from the obvtous tax
benefits that are realized each
year. off Ice ownership gives com-
panies a noticeable prestige as
well as the assurance of fixed
mortgage payments," Pulliam
noted.
Included among the financing
options Is a 121~ percent
five-year toan, amortized over 30
years.
For a personal tour and ap-
pointment, call 751-2752. Situ-
ated at 245 Fischer Avenue, Suite
C-2 In Costa Mesa, Airport West
Business Park Is within ciose
access to both the Newport and
San Diego freeways.
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Buyers line up before dawn
when ~V homes go on ·sale
~ lkMd up In the pr.-dawn houra to
MCUte their pl.ce In llne when the new homee by
• the J.M. Petera Co., being offered In Mlelk>n Viejo,
•tarted llff6ng reoently. lWeNe homel were lold
that ftrat weekend, reporta Tom HOY9r, nwt<etlng
vice f.>!eeident for the buldlng ftrm.
'The 12 ..... repreeented nearly 40 per cent
of the flrat ph ... of homM to be offered," Mid
Howr. ••ca..rty our five ptana 1re being very well
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The two-1tory homel range In .._ frOm 2,031
to 2, 783 aquare feet, and offei either three or four
bedrooma, with 2'A or three full bath1 .• 1n IOfM
plane, the fourth bedroom II down8tllra, Ideally
located to become either an .. lo-law .. r0om, or a
den or library, ct.pending on the bwer'• wtlhea. In
another of the plana, the fourth bedroom la
pre-ct..igned to become a private retreat for th•
master suite If desired.
Each of the homes la keyed to the famlly
lifestyle, and aJI have family room• wtth fireplaces.
Prtces begin at $185,000.
Kitchens offer a Mttlng that Includes an
adjoining nook and a back yard view vlelbte from
both the kitchen and the nook.
Kitchen amenities In all the homes by the J.M.
Petera Co. In Mlllk>n VleJo haw hand-Mt cer.,...
tlle kitchen oounter tope Ind ..,e.hboerdl.
hend-flnllhed oU cablneta •• t~ fM>od.
.... cooktop, a bultt-ln mlcrow~ ~ Md
Mlf-dMnlng oven oombfnatlonl.
EJMWMre In the homee, •turee Include
cuetom hind-troweled ~Hno treatment•, ceramic
tit• or wood parquet entrl••, 1kyllght1,
hand-flnllhed oak W9t bar tQP9, hand-Mt cer9'Nc
tlle venttlea In mat• bath• and mirrored wwd-
robel In maater bedrooma.
Realdent1 at the Homa by tr.. J.M. Petera Co.
automatically gain fUH memberahlp In the He>me-
owner1 ~. whicbJor monthly,... ... to
the care of llt common .,..., Md Lek• Mllelon
VleJo pttvU•g•. Optional memberlhlpe In local
recreation f acHlt• are 8llo av.uat>le.
A eaJee Information traHer II open dally on the
cite from 10 'a.m. to 8 p.m., and added Information
on the hOIM8 II avaHable bY catting 843-2838.
To reach the Hornet by the J.M. Petera Co.,
take the San Diego freeway to the Oto Pattcway
offramp. Drive eut to Marguertte Parkway and turn
right. T1i1rn left onto Felipe Road, and fotlow the
1lgn1.
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Appraisal can aid ·i~ :
putting property to
highest and best use ·
It's a breeze at $77,000
By ARTHUR WRIGHT
"Everyone benefits when a property Is put to
Its highest and best use,". according to Larry
Copeland, a member of the Association of Real
Estate Appraisers (AREP). "Areas and com-
munities are continuously undergoing changee,
some severe enough to require bulldlngs to be
remodeted, added to or even replaced with
something more trendy.''
The best way to handle such a situation Is to get
a full appraisal on the property by a qualified real
eatate appraiser. In the report you'll not only get an
u~date of what the property's value la In today's
market, but an eva uatron of wftat the praperty
should be used for, considering Its location.
Such an update, realtors agree, alk>wa the
property owner to re.xamlne his Investment.
Depending too on how much depreciation remains
In the building, the owner can then determine how
beat to handle the Information on the appraiser'•
report.
-How-does the publlc beneftt1 we asked Mr.
Copeland .
''Well, how about a business property, now
vacant, that waa bullt aa an automobile agency
many years ago and 11 now stranded becauae the
~""41 car busineu regrouped In another area? The
appraiser, If he does a good Job, wtll evaJute the
locatlon and come up wtth what he considers to be
the best uae to bf made of the property ltaeff.
"A good cue In point, " he added, "the highly
successful Otd Spaghetti Factory In Newport Beach
was once an automoblle agency!"
Copeland owns Surfllne Realty In Newport
Beach.
Q . Can you gtw me tome detalta on the
1125,000 excluak>n rule when I ... , mr
~lill home? ... ROMtnary Llttlefohn, Coeta MMe
A. Under the Federal Economic Recovery Tax
Act of 1981, there are stlll some ongoing benefft1
for taxpayers. An~ one we'll mention co~ers your
question. •
People 55 years of age and older -before the
date of aale of their home -may elect a ONE-TIME
exclusion of up to $125,000 of gain from the sale,
whether married or single. But If you are married
and filing a separate return, you can only exclude
$62,500, thua allowing the other married partner to
all() exclude $82,500 on hit or her separate return.
Aleo, the home must have been owned and uaed u
the taxpayer's pt1nclpal residence for three or more
years out ot the five-year period preceding the sale.
For sales or exchange of a principal r.adence
after July 20, 1981, a taxpayer can1(jefer any gain If
a new residence la purchased and uMd wtthrn two
years. before or after a sale, rather thM 18 montha
under prior law. The tranaactlon must be reported
In the year It wu 80ld or exchanged. the IRS ea·r.·
by uatng Form 2119. Even th~h you defer, I a
taxable gain result•, Schedule D (Form 1040) mu1t
be uled.
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aUREAUCRATICALL Y INAJ(ING -for a •
Callfornla Department of Real Eltate rele ... on :
changee In continuing education, w. quote: "Thi•
blll amend• Sec. 10170.4; add• Sec. 10170.5; ...
amend• Sec. 10171: amend• and renumber• Sec. :
10171.1 u added by~. 283 of the Statut• of -
1980, thll eectlon being renumb«ed 10171.5, and
repeal• Sec. 11 of Chap. 1~e. Statut• of 1978." :
Very lfmpa., I think.
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Reception slate(:I for $1 mill-·~
A grand opening party for the new 11 mNllon
recreation center at Sea POlnte Eatat• In San
Clemente la Mt for today.
The complex la reMrV9d for the excluafve UM
of Sea Pointe Eltat .. • r..._,t, and their gueet1.
In add~on to a Junk>r Otympk: ewtmmtng pool,
the factttty fNtur• two championthlp tennl1
courta, a therapy pool, barbecuel, apeck>ul eun
bathing area. and a fully equipped ctubhouM,
r .. troome and cabana.
be by lnvltatk>n only. 9CCOl'dlng to Pete Fllher, Ylce
preeid«lt of ..... for Centrll ~ o...topment
Co. .
The recr•tlon complex la expected to become
the fulcrum of aoclel actMtlee among the r•denta
of the $50 mHllon, OOMr1 vt.w-oriented de\;1109-
rMnt, t8ktng ..,_ on the hl .. ldll above the Sen
Otego Freeway at the Camino de Eatrela ti.moft .
Accenting the land1caplng wltl be
• , l_ wrought-Iron fencing, providing a focal pofnt for the
natural valley In which the rectMtton center hu
been eetabllahed.
In S.. Pointe &tat•. han'9 llt• of 10,000 to
20,000 aquare feet .-many of which commanct
spectacular OCMn vteWa -.,.. prtced from
$85,000.to ..-&0.000.
. Attendance at the grand openlrig reception wlll
The deYeloper then offera llte purchwr9 a
team of archttect1. bultder8, landlceper• and other
craftamen who are qualtfted to dlllgn and build
By SIMON SYKES
There'• a fine legal ring about the term
"punitive damagn."
The purpoee of punitive (money) damages 11 to
penalize wrongdoers· lo aeverety the puniehment
deters both them and others from repeating their
offenees.
A aound enough concept. but when It comes to
real estate transactions. punitive damages are not
easy to obtaJn.
This 11 because real estate ma ter1 revolve
largely around contract1. Mere breach of a
contract, however cynlcal, does not constitute
grounds for the award of punitive damages.
Rather, the recovery for damages In breach of
contract cases la limited to actual damages
euffered. No additional pun111ve damages wfll be
awarded.
However, as Is usual with legal matters, there
are exceptions to the rule.
An example of thl1 would be fraud.
AIMlme a ... .., makes fraudulent etatementa
to Induce eomeone to buy a home.
The buyer can reectnd the agreement and
collect his actuat dama.gea for the brelleh of
contract. He cannot coHect punitive d~ for
the brellCh.
HOMYer. the buyer may be able to collect
punlttve darMQ98 for the eeller'a act of detlberat•
fraudulent miar'Preeentatlon, regardleu of the
breech of contract.
Determining how much lhould be awarded In
punltlw darnagea la up to the jury, or the Judge If
there 11 no jury.
White the amount l• auppo11d to bw .,.,,.
proportion to the actuat damagee .,,,.,.ed, the
weeJth of the tndlviduat wrongdoer 18 atlo Import-•
ant.
Play"atlae~athaPolntes.tatealn 8an
Clemente. whlCb WW bold a lftllcl open•n•
·ce1ebratloa for lta $1 mllUoa recreation
compla tllla afternoon.
If the breach of contract waa an act caual ng
Injury, which the law considers wrongful'ln Itself,
and not merely because It was a breach of contract,
then punitive damage may be awarded.
Cue dectafona have made It· clear that the
richer the defendant, the larger the award muat be
In order to liCCOmplllh the law'• ob)ecttw-~
to punllh them eeverely ~h to det• -IUCh
conduct In the future. • ·
Sales under way
at Forster Ranch
Preview sales have begun at Stearns Develop-
ment Co.'s Tocayo Hills and Tocayo Canyon
communities In San Clemente's master-planned
Forster Ranch.
Hom,s are sold on a first-come, first-served
basis.
"The number of Inquiries we've already had
Indicate an exceptional amount of homebu¥1ng.
Interest In Tocayo Hiiis and Tocayo Canyon. These ·
new homes won't last long." said Philip A.. Stearns,
president of the development comp nay.
He attributes the high number of Inquiries
primarily to a combination of price, financing and
that suit the first-time buyer.
"Orange County properties have become
almost unattainable for those just starting out," he
said. "In order to purchase a new home for the first ~.............,,..,.. __
time. buyers often have to settle In areas that are
m11es from where-they work and truly wish to llve.
Tocayo Hills and Tocayo Canyon homes are
delsgned to offer an exciting alternative to that
predicament.·'
Tocayo Hiiis' slngle-famlly, detached resl ..
dences, as well as the single-family. detached
garden homes of Tocayo Canyon. were designed
by the architectural firm of Eco-Tecture. Inc. Ninety
percent of the Initial phase of 116 homes to be buttt ...... -,, ... -=,.,.. ........
at Tocayo Hiiis wlll feature views of the valley and
surrounding hills.
Lots range from 7,000 to 16,000 square feet,
large enough to accommodate a variety of family
outdoor activities. The homes at Tocayo Hiits range
from 1,2.30 to 1,432 square feet of living space,
while the garden homes of Tocayo Canyon range
from 938 to 1,379 square feet.
Appointments Include wood-b\lrnlng fire-
places, wall-to-wall carpeting, formal dining rooms
and ceramic tile or wood parquet entries.
Kttchesn feature built-In apptlances, Including ·
dishwashers and continuous cleaning gas ovens,
as well as patio "pass-thru" windows.
T ocayo Hiiis kitchens have ceramic tlle counter
tops and oak cabinets enhance kitchens, baths and
llnen closets at both communities. ·
A number of elevations are available. varied
upon a central exterior design theme that combines
etements of Spanish, ranch and contemporary
architectural Influences. A.II . homes feature at-
tached two-car garages and concrete tile roofing.
Tocayo Canyon homes also have fencing.
Prices for Tocayo Hiiis homes range from
$120,500 to $133,500; Tocayo Canyon homes
begin at $99,995 and range to $113,995. Flexible
ftnanolng packages are available.
The ranch ts presented by Estrella Properties.
Madole and Associates laid out the master plans
for Forster Ranch, •fter working with the city of San
Ctemento on the project for f Ive years to work out
the best use of the tand. The Ranch will Include a
netghborhood shopping center, grammar achool,
and junior high school, as well as a park site.
Relldents can take advantage of the nearby
Estrella Golf Course, currently under construction.
Tocayo Hiiis and Tocayo Canyon are among
the first communities to be bullt at Forster Aanch.
When completed. the two communities wfll encom-
paaa 350 acres of coastal property. and be
comprised of more than 1, 100 homes.
A"tdents wlll I v.;Jst one mile from the Pacific
Ocean wfth the San o Freeway just 314 of a
mile a~ay.Newport Be hand the major business
and ftnanolet center• of Orange County are a short
drive away. Nearby recreational opportunlt181 Include fine
dining •tabll1hment1, quaint boutlqu .. and ahop-
plng centers within mlrwtea from Forster Ranch, as
are 1Choot1 and a variety of community services.
To visit the communltlel of T ocayo Huta and T~~ Canyon during the pr ..... lel period, take
San Otego Freeway aouth to Camino de Eatrella,
exit nd turn left. Continue on Camino de Eatretta,
which tuma Into Camino de Laa Mar ... to Fortter
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On February 18, 1984, Twenty#four new homes
became available in Newport Beach's most success-
ful condominium community. Villa Balboa, recog#
nizcd as the standard ot quality and luxury living.
1 and 2 bedroom homes in this private
community are offered from $169, 900
to $279,900. /
A special, limited edition of homes is offered
from $199;900 to $399,900.
Prk~ ~ff'Ktivc datt c/ publication. ~.!toung ~
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Awe90me ocean view!! You won't
.forget the panorama of bay, city
and endlem Pacific. One of CdM'1
most outatandingly beautiful
properties and one we proudly
present.
OPEN TODAY 1 to 5:00
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Thia lovely "Kenaingt.on" p. Wl ha a beautiful prden, and a
great location. Decorated in neu-
tral colOf'!, Excellent financing.
$255,000. Julie Van Wieren
762-1414.
HARBOR RIDIE
llOISTllUOTEI 110° VIEW
Tll ILlffl • ... UT 11-4 nn ftlTI MDIII
Maenificent "E'' Plan w/outatandJnc
view of back bey and city liahta. Up-
graded 3 Bdrm. home wfexquilite
tute. Move-in condition. Amumab&e finandna. Must 1ee to appreciate. $39~.000 FEE.
W tw.., LM ...... 111-1111
llTI 1111.n lll-1HO
OPEN HOUSES TODAY
1 to 4:30
1331 llluy, IMr Dem .................... $115,MI
Bay & ocean views, indoor pool, vaulted
ceiling, 4 bdrms. 4 baths.
217 VII Onlltt, I.Wt Isle ...................... S4H,IM
a II
On a huge lot -you won't belleve
it! End of cul-de-sac, inside tract,
quiet location. A new bright
kitchen with upgraded &o,ing,
Floor to ceiling fireplace. Owner
has bought another and ii anxioua
to 1ell. Priced under $130,000.
llllL,_n. W•-lllelltr
114-1111 . '
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Exciting estate on one of Newport'•
Check your ad dail y and report
errors im med iately. The DAILY
PILOT assu mes li ab ilit y for. the fir~t 1828 Sentlago Dr •••• Baycreat 3 bdrms, 3 baths, den, 3.car garage. 43 ft. lot
121 ¥11 Qlltt, I.Wt la. ....................... $425,HI
moet prestigioul ialandl. Material.I
uled in construcdon of th1s beautiful
home were carefully .elected. Hand-~
some slate roof, magnificent pane1J.nc
& fine cabinet woik create the per-
fect ambiance. Nine bedrooml and
dock for 90' yacht. ~. 750,000. Call
CATHRYN TENNILLE. .... ..,,. . .,.
incorrect ir1sertion cnl v. Captivating single story four bedroom
CLASSIFIED 642_5678 home. Off-street circular driveway. Im-3 bdrms. 2,. baths, formal dining room. . WllT Tl m.I. llWI Have built another home. Spacioul 4
bdrm home, 3-car garage, ~ble
Newport Beach location. Extra 1r1
kitchen, muter bdrm w/hia & her
baths. Family room w /fireplace &
we~bar. RV acce11, pool-sized yard.
Excellent owner financi.nc. All often
given Q.reful consideration. $339,500.
Call BINNIE DIXON.
pressive marble entry. Spacious living
~-~~~-..... , •-11111111..-.... --room with marble fireplace. Delightful
...... ler laJ1 t•••MI fer Salt family room. Luxuriant yard with swlm-llTITAmm llAITD 11111
Very close to clubhouse.
421 ...._ .... Ir., '"'9rt lucL $tsl,MI
4 bdrms, 3 baths, 3 car garage . ltMraJ 1112 :Ce1t11l 1002 mer's pool, solar water heaters. Full •• ........., PrleM .. •1,111,111
Wiii ...... ., ••• ., ............. On Promontory Bay. Pier & sli9 + side tie.
Liii iSLE
111 Y11 UM hrll 1,.1 1-1
Beautiful 3 Br. 3 'h Ba, Bayfront, pier &
float for 65' Boat. Best buy at $950,000.
114 ... lttil•• .,.. 1-1
Beautiful 3 Br, 2 Ba, playroom. fireplace,
beam ceilings. Xlnt. financing. $420,000.
UIU ISLE UYFlllT
Traditional 4 Br, 4 'h Ba. Dining Rm, 2
Frplcs, 4000 sq. ft... best lagoon at
$975,000.
UYllll HIYE UYFlllT
Jetty & Bay view, newly decorated Mai
Kai Condo, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 40' bay patio.
$695,000.
IRYllE TERRACE
Panoramic bay & ocean view. 4 Br, 4 Ba,
patio. pool home. Fee Price $775,000.
PUllllU -1 IOWIFlllT
Ocean & J etty views. marine room, 4 Br.
3 Ba, 3700 sq. ft. car parking. $1,285,000.
UYllll'. PUCl UYFllllT
Spectacular bayfront dplx. 2 Br, 2 Ba up,
2 Br, 2 Ba down, 2 boat spaces. $1,375,000.
OPEN TODAY 1-5
Elpl4111 (PIH, 3 Ir, fa• rm, c1try k.ltch1
$260,000 ..... 523 Avenida Campo, Stutts. N.B.
lrll4 • twntls, 3 Ir, 3 11, ,,., ffeks, fJlcs
f rm $225.000 .. 403-409 Poppy Ave .. Olde CdM
ltcr "· 1 "pSJff" fra 1111. solhl 3 Ir, OWF
$1,100.000 ............. 335 Ocea11 Blvd., CdM
Cltry Elg. lliltf estate w/e1y1 "· 3 Ir ta• ,.
$435,000.. 528 Seaward, Corona Highland, CdM
I cw.tq catry tru~ l cozy 4 ldr11, fM, ,,.
$298.000 ......................... 2012 Port Bristol. NB
¥1 of city Htts, dttp set lot, walk to sllops
$280,000......... .. ... .. 715 Bellis, Eastbtuff. NB
s,,11a11 Sollttlport, 5/6 Ir, pl, rll, h1ge, YICHt
$585.000. 41 Bodega Bay, Spyglass. CdM
2 Ir, Ml It lie C1yt, spaclo11, lite l 1 urpi1
$335,000 3 Rue f outainbleau. Big Canyon. NB
Classic C4M, 3 Ir, 2 11, cn1c ~ •. yrd area
$395.000 315 Orchard. CdM
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R(AL TOR'>. 6 75-6000
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1215 I. .,,.._. .................. $125,MI
Price reduced. Custom home. 90\ completed.
• security system ...................... $435,000
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Real Estate
WESLEY I. TIYlOll 08. Great floor plan. Pier & slip.
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
hHr/lrebr. fer 1•111tt•11 te ,.......,'94 ...............
144-4110
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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE GROUP
Formerly LlJJgo Beal Estate
IPEI llllAY 1·1PI
1 Orest Olrol1
uTElllflO YALIE II 0010111 llL IAIPU
Immaculate 3 BR, 21A BA, famlty room
townhome with fireplace and wet bar In living
room, plus second fireplace In master bedroom
suite. Partlal view of mountains and night lights.
Quiet gate guarded community with lovely land-
scaplng, pool, spa and tennis courts. Only
$220,000 with land. Ask for Belle Chase Lee.
IPEl lllllY 1·1
1ll01 Sltn1 S.01 Rtl.
TllREllOI
Outstanding location. One of the largest lots
offered In Broadmoor. 3 BR, 2 BA, large livlng
room, formal dining room and Immaculate pri-
vate backyard. Across from park and pool.
Priced to sell $245,000 FEE. Ask for Randy H.
Katz.
OPEi SlllAY 1-IPI
1411 SllTllELU TERRACE
IREAI NOISE • llYllE TElllOE
Bright cheerful 3 BR, 2 BA, Immaculate, tasteful-
ly remodeled home. Expanded master bedroom
suite, near new kitchen , upgraded plumbing,
cathedral celllngs, automatic sprinklers & lights
and easy-care landscaping. This ls a "must see"
home. Call Belle Chase Lee. Only $299,950 with
land.
IAlllFICEIT OCWFRllT LOTll
Prime, large lot In Irvine Cove overlooklng
Abalone Cove. Sensational plans for home ap-
proved by the coastal commission Included In
the asking price of $2,200,000. Ask for Barbara
Gothard.
llUIT llY AT 1221,00011
Young lovers of any age will love lhts ~-csrmel"
modef. 3 BR. 2 BA home. Nice yard and patios.
Family room, carpet & fresh paint In beige
tones. OWC $30,000 2nd. Arst TO of $195,000
~ 1ov.•1, 11 uaumable. Aak for Bettina Laughlln.
TIREE lllTS OlllU IEL Ill 1411,00011
Large owners unit has 3 ·aR and 3 BA's plus two
2 BR~ 2 BA units_ All with private patios_and
fireplaces. Great Income. Beach side of Coast
Hwy. Ask for Mary Oentls.
"Ell lln II TIE YILW" ·1140,00011
Newly decorated with some Rancho Golf Course
views. One bedroom plus loft, attached two car
garage. Great location and price. Ask for
Marilyn Bulkley.
I 111,120 II TIE WITElll
Fantastic offer. Custom 4 BR home with 41~
BA's, sauna, family room, wet bar, BBQ and
security gate. Dock for 60 ft. aall or power boat.
$75,000 down. Incredible finance termsl Hurry
on this. Ask for Bettina Laughlin.
LIWllT PllOE "NITIFlll" 11 IUlll YIEWll
Outstanding location. 4 BA, 3 BA, large livlng
room, famtry room, formal dining end vaulted
ceilings. Close to community pools and beautiful
greenbelt. Great curb appeal. Priced to sell
Immediately $289,000 fee. Ask for Randy H.
Katz.
.II Pmll TIWllllE II lllYUllTY PUlll
3 BR, 211' BA superb townhomel Neutral decor,
Immaculately kept with numerous upgrades.
Bright cheery end location with sun oriented
large and private patio. Exceptional price at
$215,000. Submit all offers. Ask for
Marlly Bulkley.
LIWEIT PllOE-lllT TElllll
For this large 4 BR, 3 BA and den home In
Eastbluff. Wood shutters and Spanish tlles.
Land Included. We can assist with the financing.
$299,500. Ask for Mary Oentla .
lllT SILL IHI se1u1 Flml
Owner haa bought another and want• offer• on
this lovely Tudor atyte custom home. 4 BR, 3'~
BA, den, huge family room,~ inoeauna~
oak woodwork throughout. Nice coastal vteW
and ... Y ecoeu to achooll and beech. Owner
wilt Uliat In arranging flnanclng. Only $350,000.
Aak for Hallle Strock.
NEWPORT BEACH
2123 Sa'1 Joaquin Hiiis
4 II "IREEmEE" • $111,IOO
Most desirable "Windsor" model. 2 story wtth
master bedroom suite down. 3 BB aod b~th up.
separate f amlly room wt th fireplace. Well
planted etrlums adjoin living room and muter
bedroom. Many upgrades. Community poot.
Truly a delightful family home. Ask for Bettina
Laughlin.
IPIOTIOIUI YI IYllLlllt• atu llYEU
Located last on the bluff with no obstructions to
block the sights -sails, sunsets and Island views.
Steps away from beaches. Floor to cef ling views
from every room of this 4 BR, 3 BA old World
charmer. $1,200,000. Ask for Nancy Short.
DPlllEI "NRTlllm"·IPYIWI llLLll
View oriented stylish 4 BR, 3 BA home with great
curb appeal and neutral Interior decor. New
guest addition with bath, built-Ins and skylight.
Enticing atone jacuzzi off master bedroom:
$625,000. Ask for Marilyn Bulkley. ~
IOUI YllW • S71,HOll
2 BR, 2 BA, ocean an..d mountain view. Steps to
the beech. Mobile home In No. Laguna. Interior
Is In excellent condltlon. Lowest on market at
$71 ,000. Financing available. Ask for Al Weinert .
WMllllHE GHii • 1112,HOU
Country charm throughout, plankwood floors,
antique cherrywood flreplace, custom book-
cases In den, tinted windows. Flagstone patio
with waterfall. 2 BR, 2 BA plus den. End unit with
attached garage. Ask for Lois Egan.·
PllllllU Yllll • 1217,IOOll
Now the loweet priced resldentlal Income prop-
erty on FEE land In the area. Cozy duplex atepa
to bay and ocean beachet on a prime corner lot.
Motivated owner may trade • submit! All< for
Hallie Strock.
IPllTAllUI llUI I UTll.lll YllWlll
Overtook• Shaws Cov.. Terrific quality• BR, 3
BA cuatom home tn North Laguna. Mlnutea from
Newport Center and the airport. S798,000. Mk
for Rod Daley.
•
• !
One of the molt 1pect&'Ular view. ln
harbor from beeutlf ul 6 Bdnn pool/epa
home on 79 feet of prime bayflont.
Roomfw120f~y~h~ •
OPEN DAILY 12-5
101 Via Lido Soud. Lido lale
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VILLA IALBOA CONDO
luttlng 1 bedroom In a ,,..., oondo =1....,....._00MftAC.utlne •r•c••• "°°' ,._ + tood ........... 141.-. , ..... , .....
EL TORO HO•-t1'8,500
In a gatH famllr .,.. wtttt lo¥9ly petlo,
bftolk ~.'bedroom• 6 2 MtN. A very fair price. 111·1400
GREAT STAATER-S1'9,000
~ remod9f wtttt MW""°'*' I belll on LARQa LOT. 0ntr 1~ CAIH
clown/ .... option., extHANGL A MW
llllnt...oal tor"detalk. 111·1400
8AN JOAQUIN-tAVINE
,.,._ ao&ano modet 2 bedroom oondo
dole to pool aw~. OWnere
.. help flruince Ihle ........ ......
•• .-. 111-1400
CDM-ONL Y la2t,OOOI
Cloee lo beech duplex with Celfomle
_.,.. oMtlcter. A..,... ••• ttome wtlll a
bedroom• + 2 bad. apt. CIMn, naee a
otwrnlng. Ona of Iha HIT auYI.
D1·1400
EA8T8IOE FAMILY HO•
""'8 r.-ct Included wtn. thla I bad. 2 be; ......... + ....., rooM. Owner .. ..,__
MW cerpet I Nit cablnet9. ..... MW
lnenclng. t1a.aoo. 111-1400
WESTCLIFF /POOL--$115,000
Maw pelnt, «*pit, new eppMancee and r...tr for move-In. &er to show this a
laadroom ltome With 1er11 pool. COftft-
nlant looatton In Newport and • reeaon·
able price. Thie won't leatl 111·1400 RV
pettilng ......
NEWPORT BEACH DUPLEX
Ontr a bulldlnp from OCMnf1ont wtth •
VIEW. OM 4 bad., 2 ... upper and a 2 bad.,
2 be. lower unit. owner a. ...., to Ml a
mer help flMnce. $Ml,OOO. '"· 111-1400
ENGLISH TUDOR-H.B.
heuttfuf 5 bad. home w1th cuatom poot
9ftd ... Family room, I~. MCUr· 1tJ and rnanr pluaae. Walk to beech. Re-duced to "71,000. Call 111·1400. OW•R
IS MOTIVATED TO MOVEI
CLIFFHAVEN-NEW LISTING
Prtvacr. aecluelon and• ~trll Newport
ioc.tton ,..., echoole, ehope and • .,,..,
., .. for loaalngl A wonderful ...... family
ltome wtth-i bedroom• + den. Courtr.-ct
entry and • beeuttfuf pool a .,.. '421.,000.
111·1400. Open Sun. 1·5 at JQ5 Klng9 Pl.
UDO ISLE-f..~FIGE LOT.
8Hutlfully remodeled 2 ... 1ory home.
Great outdoor lfvlng .,... with -:.':l
pMlo and roof aundeck. =-5 ..,,.., .......... fonNll + famlr
room. L1" In lu•WJ and •for .. tM
rKrMtlon on Udo Ille. 9115.000
NPT. OCEANFRONT DPlX s . . . 3. • • s. . . lmpoaallall to duplicate
today, t"'9 s-etory propertr Ml 1erga a
... ....., unlt9 and ..... .. help
flftance bJ carrytng • lrd truat dead. Tift
la a l'lftl value and .,..,. rented. C .. to ..........
OCEANFRONT-$707,000
Quiet beechfront ioc.tlon In Wnt Haw·
port. A perfect property for tM owner who
..... to "" •• the beech In • lpeoloul 4
bedroom ltome and hive • 2 baclroom
rental baeldae. l11med callnga, ftre. DleoM, forever view• of the eurt and Cetallne. Owner wlll ..... t wtttt ftMncfntl.
C .. lo ... thla HceptloMI propertr.
111-1400
NIGUEL SHORES-AEPO
A Bank OWned propertr In a falMllou9
locatlon ... fantaatlc home end unbeatable
term•. AMUIM • fixed , ••• loan @ 12%
wtth 10% cnh down perlMf'lt. OYer IOOO
9q. ft. with pool. epe. fountain, wine oel9',
Mt oondltlonl~J eacurfty and I V.W OF
WATIR a UGHTI . A-.....-......""" 4 badrOCMM, I bettte, 4 nrap.c.., .......,
NOm a rac:,...tlon room. An lnc:radlbla
p ropattr . Cell for further d•·
tall1-overwhelmlng detell•. •11,000.
111-1400
WATERFRONT-LINDA ISLE
OM of the belt ioc.tton• on the WA n R.
You have 1un ... deJ In thl• 2 ... tCNY ,..._
def'°8 wtth tteeted poo1 a.,......, \IMll
and otubhouae. ttlll eultl......., home IMI
, ........ and •co•,,• .,......... '°°"' .. ownan are Xtbll and .. oon.-
aldlr H cMngal. tl.710,000 ,.. land.
111·1.aG
I
WATERFRONT HOMES,tNC
REAL ESTATE s.., R..,,.,. r,.,.,..,~ M.Np-n•
24l6W COHI ~ NfWOt>ft S...cch
'31-1 400 '1M t00
-··-.1 ........ ON THE BLUFF fabuloUa lin&1e 1tory home e
BR, family nn., lituated ln exclusive c.ameo
Shorel on front row, panoramjc ocean & jetty
view w/undy beech below. $perklina pool in
lecluded courtyard. Perteet for the groWlng fam-
ily. Owner will consider exchange. Donna God·
shall
flllFl....... .. ...
CA.MIX> SHORES beautiful 3 or 4 BR, family nn,
tonnal dining nn home. This single story resi-
dence has been r.emodeled and prof eesionally
decorated. Shutters, skylight.a, plus many up-
grades. Pool and spa located in priva~courtyard.
Donna Godshall
llllTllUIUI YJU S1,IH,MO
Mexican payers, high ceilings with magnifk:ent
wood beams, European Arches, French doon, and
handcrafted fireplaces enhance this 5 BR, 5 YI BA,
family nn, lanai, library, gourmet kitchen home.
One of Harbor Ridge's finest custom homes.
$1,695,000 Maureen White or F.ci kano
WTDI TUllTllUL Mll,111
On Hampeh.lre Circle -5 BR -Country kitchen
-formal living rm w/garden patios -fireplace.
Paneled den \Ylfireplace & sit down bar-lovely
pool, oversized lot. Barbara Aune
...... ._ U,411,111
BA YFRONT With luxury and excitement -
Marvelous combination of wood -glass and
space -two bayfront suites with fireplaces -2
additional BR-swimming pool & spa. $1,850,000
Leasehold $2,476,000 Fee Barbara Aune
.. ..
•lllY• sm• FAIRWAY LOCATION th.is elegant 3 BR. 3 BA
single level townbome features the ultimate in
quality, detail &convenience. Includes pool, spa &
air conditioning. Danny Bibb ....... ·--Outatanding H .V.H. Mont.ego Model with family
room. Beautifully landacaped, move-in condition.
quiet location. Available financing. Danny Bibb &
Stephanie Jones ........ .... ..
VIEW LCYI' great terms -excellent tinandng -
this dramatic lot offers incredible views of city
lights, blue ocean, and beautiful sunsets! Plana
included for a good sq. ft. traditional home. F.d
Escano/Maureen White/Danny Bibb
llUT LIUTill 1111,MI
Outstanding value on this 4 BR home on lg lot.
One of Newport Beach's most desirable guarded
gate communities. P erfect cul-de-sac location for
privacy. Maxine Propp
A Great Western Company
••.. .,..
DEANE DEAUVILLE a superb, 80pbistb111d,
town home ln a preetfaioua .pte-euarded ·aorn-
munity-lfilh cellinp, large rooma, crown mold-
inas. ~ garden. -4 bedrooml, lpedoul
family room and a peek of the ocean. Danny Btbb
···---"' tal,111 S ubmit all offers -Th.is beautifully u.Plfaded
"C..blaJxa" model hat just been reduced by
$25,000 -Good 1111umable finandna with hi&h
load balance -Thia 3 BR home feature1 built-in
library plus great vista of hills & City lighta. Anita
Schandel
.,......_ 11 ....
Incredible -Value offered in this 3 BR. '2 ~ BA
Newport Beech home. Spacious nm, hiCh ceil-
ings, French doon, 3 priv.ate patioa -Totally
private and lecluded! Poe>l. tennis and spa avail·
able. Total perfect.ion for only $249,000 includ·
ing land! Martha Macnab ........ ,. -......
4 BR, study, library & lg country kitchen -idm1
tor the lg family. Separa1e muter suite -~
stairs with lovely view of CDM Beech. AM11N11
lat T .n. owe lg 2nd TD. Sharon Smith
NEWPORT BEACH/CORONA DEL MAR lllllWllllTflEW 1111,IM
From this 5 bdrm mansion high atop Spygl.us Hill. One of the best
panoramic ocean and bay views we have ever seen! Pool, spa, .ecurfty
system. Over 3,300 sq ft of executive luxury. 759-1501. 1111,100
2 bdrm, 2 bath with fireplace. Only a short walk to beach! 759-1501.
1111 IEPI
3 bdrm, 2 bath with fireplace within walking distance to beach.
Renovator's delighl! Only $124,@0. 759-1501.
11,200 PEI llm
With part of monthly lease going toward the down payment when you
lease/option this 3 bdrm, 2 ~ bath residence with mini ocean view! Only
a few blocks to the beach! 759-1501.
1241,000 -lllT SUP
Comes with this exceptional property. Completely renovated-3 bdrm.
2~ baths. 759-1501.
1211,000 -IOW VIEW
from this 3 bdrm, plus den executive home in one of our most exclusive
areas. Extra large lot w/room for pool/tennis. Private beach access
included in low ~-dues. You OWN the land! 759-1501.
I IRVINE I
lllYEISm PUl-1121,000
And you OWN the land! Beautiful '2 bedroom. 2 bath in IMMACULATE
condition! Intercom, Malibu lights and drip sprinkler system are 801De of
the special features. Also includes one year Home Warranty! 75P-1'59t:-
llUIE TIEE -1121,IOO.
But feels like you are in a plush castle! Owner is a contractor who has
spared no expense in custom additions and quality workmanship. You'll
be proud to call ttus haven your home! 759-1501.
lllE UllS 1111
In this extra special value in University Park greenbelt area. Short walk
to pools & tennis. $10.000 under nearest comparable! 759-1501.
WOlllllllE
This sought after Sycamore model SINGLE FAMILY HOME has 4
bdnns, 3 baths, large yard, all' conditioning and security system. New
landscaping and beautiful brick patio. $1 79,500. 759-1501.
TllRE RICI ILEI
Beautiful 2 bedroom+ den or 3 bedroom Jasmine model in ideal location
on cul-de-sac. New carpeting! Lowest pnce available in this model. Only
$199,500. 759-1501.
OYEILHIS IOLF COllSE
Original owner and pride of ownership. Outstanding decorating,
beautiful entry. shake roof elegance. View of park & lake. as well as goli
course. ONLY $168.900. 759-1501.
COSTA MESA
•••,100 2 bdrm, 2 batO,on greenbelt area close to shopping and transportatJon.
759-1501.
11 11,110
Large 3 bdrm home with fireplace, beautiful kitchen on large lot.
759-1501.
WILL TIDE IPI
Costa Mesa Easts1de Oasis Towne Home with 2 bedrooms+ den+ 2
baths + double garage and running streams, waterfalls & trees, trees,
trees! Fantastic "woodsy" atmosphere. ONLY $132,900. 759-1501
WTllHWln
With hard to fmd hardwood floors. Cloee to ahoppma & u-ansponauon
Large 140 fl deep Jot wt th fruit trees & room to expand. Only $137,500
759-1501
ilmllT ... 11
Over 1700 sq. ft of comfort ln this spacious 3 bed.room. 2 ~ bath "St.
Georg '' model. Big double car garage, huge master awte. Ideal Back
Bay location. 759-1501. ,,,
l .. ll YllTlllO
Impressive elevated front porch, stained al.ass entry. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths
in main hOU8t plWl 2 bdrm, 1 bath guest house or lnocxne unit -lie-R~2
lot ln price F.ast S1de. Back Bly area' 759-1501.
lllPIB11 I WID
Will teue w1lh option to buy $1,000 per month with~ cred.ltl!d beck
11 toward down peyment! Prime ~ Park locabOa 2000 .q ft..
upgraded w /2 fireplaces and '"t bar Just reduced -call 759-l~l.
HOMES FOR SALE
2BEDROOM
3712 Channel Pl (Npt Isl) Npt Bch
759-9100 "470,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
428 Alvera Terr (Corona Hinds) CdM
759-9100 Sunday 2-dulk
** 6410 W. Ocean Front, Npt Bch
759-9100$645,000 Sun 1-5
2308 Cliff Or 'Ocean View' Newport Beach
646-7171 $395,000 Saturday 1-4
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
1577 E. Ocean Blvd (Bal Penln Pt) NB
642-5200 $285,000 Sunday 1-5
2021 lrvlne Ave, Costa Mesa.
645-7737 $192,500
211 Marguerite, Corona def Mar
Sun 1-5
675-4760 $595,000 Sunday 1-5
3 Aue Fountalnbleau, Big Canyon, N.B.
675-6000 $335,000 Sun 1-5.
3 BEDROOM
* 3037 Donnybrook Ln, Costa Mesa
645-0303 $129,900 Sun 1-5
* * 331 1 Anley (Lido VIII) N.B.
673-3777 $470,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 4515 Fairfield, CdM
673-7771 $625,000
20451 Bayview Ave, Newport Beach
650-55204158,500
Sun 1-5
Sunday 1-5
630 Cameo Highlands (C. Hinds) CdM
760-8333 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
8802 Chartord, Huntington Beach
963-6767 $146,900 Sunday 1-5
1907 Chubasco, Corona del Mar
152-1414 $225,000 Sun 1-4
200 Diamond (Bel Isl) Npt Sch
759-9100 $395,000 Sun 1-4
209 Fernteaf, Corona del Mar
673-7761 $575,000 Sun 1-5
1851 Kentucky Pl (Mesa Verde) C.M.
557-5659 $129,950 Sun 1-5 * 1625 Myrtlewood, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $131,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
3335 Ocean Blvd. CdM.
675-6000 $1 ,000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2835 Portola, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $128,000 Sunday 1-5
5004 River, Newport Beach
646-7171 $199,000 Sunday 1-5
32 Rocky Knoll (Trtlrk) Irvine
673-7771 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 4645 Roxbury (Cameo Shrs) Npt Bch
644-6200 $499,000 Sun' 1-4
1419 Santanella Terr, CdM
644-7020 $299,950fee
19501 Sierra Seco (Trtlrk) Irv
644-7020 $245,000fee
108 Sequoia Tree. Univ. Prk, Irvine
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
644-9060 $ 136,500 Sunday 1-5
3065 Taylor Way, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $ 129.900 Sat/Sun 1-4
21 4 Via ithlca. lido Isle. N.B.
675-6161 $420,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
113 Via Ravenna, lido Isle, N.B
644-9060 $315,000 Sunday 1-5
3 BR plua FAM AM or DEN
* 1028 Westwind Way, Dover Shores. NB
631-7300 $7 48,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 134 Harbor Island Ad, Newport Beach
760-1900 $599,000 Sunday 1-6
* 19342 Worchester Ln, Hunt. Crest. HB
631-7300 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 2531 Blackthorn St., Eastblutt NB
631 -7300 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* • 305 Kings Place, Newport Bch
631-1400 $425.000 Sunday 1-4
* 4645 Roxbury, Cameo Shores. COM
720-1705 $515,000 FEE Sunday 1-5
• 711 K-Thanga (Irv Terr) CdM
644-e200 $460.000 Sun 1-5
118 Crest Cir (Cyn Crst) Npt Bch
644-6200 $249,500 Sun 1-4
5 Toulon (Hrbr Adg) Npt Bch ir
644-6200 $650,000 Sun 1.,.,
• 2 Rue Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $475,000 Sun 1-5
523 Averilda Campo. TheBlutf1. N B.
e75·6000 $260,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
715 Belll1, Eaatblutt. N.B
675-eooo s2eo.ooo Sun 1-5
• 1221 8erk1hll'9 (W .. tcllff) N.B.
6'8-9516 S302.500 Sat/Sun 1-6
900 Cliff Or, (NptHgtl) Npt 8ctl
e-44-8200 1275,000 Sat 11-3. Sun 12·6
•3210 Colorado Place, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $154,900 Sunday 1-4
#7 Cre1t Cir, Corona def Mar
644-7020 $220,000fee Sun 1-5
2302 Falrhlll Drive, Back Bay, NB
631-7300 $182,000 . Sun 1-5
2101 Glen Arbor, Santa Ana
645-0303 s 105,500 Sun 3-6
* 1880 Maul Cir (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 $259,000 Sun 2-5
200 Hanover Ortve, Costa Mesa
546-6095 $134,500 Sun 1-5
2928 Jacaranda, Mesa Verde, C.M.
541-8077 $138,500 Sunday 12-4
'••1205 N. Bayfront. Balboa latand
673-7300 $925,000 Sun. 1-4:30
120 Via Quito, Lido~. N.B.
673-7300 $425,000 • Sat/Sun 1-4:30
207 Via <>r-Mto, Udo lale, N.B.
673-7300 $400,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
315 Orchid, olde CdM
675-6000 $395,000 Sun 1-5
2923 Peppertree, Costa Meea
546-2313 $122,900 Sunday 1-4
11 Rue Verte (Bg Cyn) Npt Sch
644-6200 $745,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1945 Santiago Or., Baycrest, NB
631 -7300 $380,000 Sun 1-5
528 Seaward, Corona Highland, CdM.
675-6000 $435,000 Sun 1-5
3058 Van Buren. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
224 Via Koron (lido) Npt Bch
673-88« $369,000 Sun 1-4
* * 106 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle, N.B.
675-6161 $950.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*412 Vista Trucha (The Bluffs) NB.
640-6259 $226,500 Sun 1-5
21 8 Wellesley (College Park) CM
646-7171 $128,000 Sunday 1-4
500 Rockford Pl (Cameo Hinds) CdM
759-1501 $295,000 Sun 1-5
1930 Teresita (Hrbr Hlndt)Npt Bch
631-7370 $215,000 Sun 1-5
218 Via Quito, lido Isle, N.B.
644-9060 $425,000 Sunday 1-5
,.\
4 BR phae FAM AM or DEN
* 1132 Ebbtlde Or, Corona del Mar
631-1400 635,000 FEE Sun 1:30 to 5
* 1207 Oxford Lane, Westclltf, NB
631-7300 $275,000 Sun 1-5
* • 12 Geneve (Hrbr Rdg)Npt Bch
644-6200 $2,450,000 Sun 1-5
4BEDROOM
** 41 5 Bayside Dr. Npt Bch
644-7020 $500,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
340 Cabrlllo, Costa Mesa
4 646-7171 $145,000 Sunday 1-5 * 1336 Galaxy. Dover Shores. N.B.
673-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1250 Hiiicrest Dr .. Laguna Beach
497-17« $325,000 Sunday 11-3
1821 Kings Rd (Clfhvn) Npt Bch
759-9100 $639,000 Sun 1-5
2182 National. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $115,950 Saturday 1-5
322 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
546-2313 $375,000 Sunday 1-4
•20 12 Port Bristol, HV Homes, N.B.
675-epOO $298,000 Sun 1-5
Home
•• 1500 Klng1 Roed, Newport Htfght1, NB
631-7300 $595,000 • Sun 1·5 * 1828 Santiago Or., Baycreat, NB
631·7300 $435,000 Sun 1·6
•• 1914 Suva Cir (Meaa Verde)J::.M.
645--0303 $419,000 Sun 1-4
* 1948 Port Albani, H.V.H, Newport Bch
644-9060 $315,000 Sunday 1-5
• 2027 Yacht Defender, Seavlew, NB
631-7300 $485,000 Sun 1-5
* • 23 Aguata Lane. Big Canyon, N.B
780-1900 $1, 195,000 Sunday 1-5
** 404 Morning Star Ln (Ovr Shrs) Npt Bch
759-1501 $645,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2001 Port Provence (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
** 428 Via lido Nord, lido late, N.B
780-1900 $999,500 Sunday 1-4
•• 4621 Gorham (Cameo Shr) CdM
644-6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2821 Circle Or (Bayahorea) Npt Bch
644-8200 $395,000Fee Sun ·1-5
1900 Santiago (Dvr Shra) Npt Bch
844-6200 $535,000Fee Sun 1-5
1 Rue Blarrltz (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $72~.ooo Sun 1-5
* 4639 Tremont Lane, Cameo Shores. NB
831 -7300 $629,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 801 Bayside Dr .• Newport Beach
631-1400 $1,300.000 Sun J 1:30-4:30
** 601 Bayalde DI., Newport a.ch
631-1400 $1,300,000 Sun 11:30-4:30
•3357 Alabama Circle, Costa Mesa
548-2313 $179,900 Sunday 1-4
1624 Antigua Way, Dover. Shores
631-7300 $475,000 Sun 1-5
2108 Arbusus. Eastblutt, N.B.
6«-9060 $375,000 Sunday 1-5
2830 Carob, Npt Bch
645-0303 $299,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
10001 Cliff Drive, Huntington Beach
546-2313 $140,000 Sat/Sun 12:30-4
* * 1106 E. Balboa, Penlnsula. NB.
833-35« $785,000 Sat/Sun 11-3
* • 1806 Galaxy (Dover Shores) Nwpt Bch
646-7171 $700,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1724 Galaxy Or 'View' (Dover Shores) NB
642-5200 $369,000 Sunday 1-5
946 Goldenrod, Green Brook, C.M.
546-5880 $182,000 Sun 1-5
**426 Harbor Island Drive, N.B.
673-7300 $950,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
19 Hermitage (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 1921 Kings Ad (Cllffhaven) Nwpt Bch
642-5200 $698,000 FEE .. Sunday 1-5
•2~ lighthouse, HV Bdmr,CdM
675-6000 $360,000 Sat 1-5
18520 Morongo. Fountain Valley
963-6767 $239,900 Sunday 1-5
1884 Parkvlew Or, Coste Mesa
752-8731 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1070 Pescaaor Dr .. Dover Shores, NB
631-7300 $590,000 Fee ~Sun 1-5
2024 Port Weybridge (Hrbr Vu Hms) Npt Bch
759-1501 Sunday 1-5
19 Toulon (Hrbr Rdg Est) Npt Bch
759-1501 $590,000 Sunday 1-5
4912 Rain Tree Lane. University Park, Irvine
631-7300 $225,000 Sun 1-5
# 1 Rue Blarritz (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
644-6200 $725,000 Sun 1-5
6 San Sebastian (Hrbr Rdg)Npt Bch
644-6200 $1 , 175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1954 Santiago. N B.
760-8890 $575,500
320 Seaward, Shoreclltt, CdM
675-6000 $375.000
16327 Shadbush. Fountain Valley
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
963-6767 $168,000 Sunday 1-5
17 Toulon (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
760-8333 $889.000
-25 AuQuata (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
780-8333 $1,995,000
Sun 10-5
Sun 1-5
21 11 Yacht Wanderer (Seavu) Npt Bel'\
760-8333 $389,000 Sun 1-5
1828 Tradewtnda Lane, Baycr•t, NB
831-7300 1339,000 -Sun 1-5
~ Vi.ta Trucha (Btutf1) Npt 8ch
780-8702 1259,500 Sa1J8un 11-8
* 1907 Windward (Bayct•t) Nwpt 8ch
642-9709 1339,500 Sunday 1-4
l•IDROOM
••·41 Bodega Bay, ~ygl .... CdM.
875-8000 $585,000 Sun 1-5
**1508 So. Bayfront, eatboa llland •
873-f800 $8t50,000 Sat/Sun 1-11
I 11R plu6 FAM RM ot HN *. 130 Galaxy Ort"', Dover Shor.e, NB
831·7300 $81.0,000 LH Sun 1·5
* 14 Geneve (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
760-8333 $2.000,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 * 35 Rldgellne (Hrbr Rdg) Npt Bch
760-8333 $1,850,000 Sun 10-5 * • 20 CypreN Point, Big Canyon. NB
760-1900 $1, 195,000 Sunday 1-5
'* • 70 Hiiicrest, Big Canyon, N.B.
644·9060 $1,295,000 Sunday 1-5
2121 Aralla, Eaatbluff, Npt Bch
6«-9080 $286.000uuuuuuuuou nday 1-S
2801 llland View. HVH Broadmoor, N.B.
644-9060 $388,000 Sat/Sunday 1-5
64 Drakes Bay, Spyglue Hiii
644-9060 $549,000 Sunday 1-5 .
1208 Keyweat, Harbor View, Npt Beech
644-7211 $389,000 FEE Sat/Sun 1-5
1508 Santanefla, Corona det Mar
673-1181 $289,000 Fee Sunday 1-5
1600 Sea.bell Ctr (Spygls) CdM
e-44-8200 $6&0,000 Sun 1-4
1601 Warwick, Newport Beach
675·2311 $279,000 Sunday 1-5
I BR plue FAM RM or DEN
* ** 107 Miiford (C. Shrt) CdM
644-8200 $1 ,975,000 Sat/Sun 1-S
* * 333 Via Udo Soud (lido) Npt Bch
644-6200 $1 ,300,000 Sun 1-5
1800 Galaxy. Dover Shores, N.B.
644-9060 $625,000 f.. Sunday 2-5
•***101 Via lido Soud, N.8 .
673-7873 Courtesy Bfks Sat/Sun 12-5
CONDOS FOR SALE
28£DAOOM
13 Palos (RSJ) lrvlne
759-1501 Sat/Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE
2BA
3 Cherry No. (Univ Pk) Irvine
759-.1S01 $126.000Fee
3 BEDROOM
403-409 Poppy, Olde CdM
Sun 1-3
675-6000 From S225.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
27 Tahoe, Irvine
644-7020$215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 BR plua FAM AM or DEN
2707 Hlllslde Or, Hrbr View Knoll, NB
675-4822 $274,000 Sat/Sun 12-4
MOBILE HOMES
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
2 BR plua 2 BA
710 Avocado, Corona del Mar
642-5200 $215,000 Sunday 1-5
2 Br plua 3 Br
200 Diamond, Bal Isl N.8 .
759-9100 $395,000 Sun 1-4
209 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar
673-7761 $575,000 Sun 1-5
3 BR plua 3 BR plua DEN
120 42nd Street, Newport Beach
650-5520 $375,000 Sunday 1-5
5 BR plua 2 BR
303/305 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
675-2311 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
303/305 Hellotrope, Corona del Mar
675-2311 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
303/305 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
675-2311 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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otdlrliome. '211,000, ~min'°""' 01 NewpM Ca" Cod tOWftlWHM ..,Ill.... lwfl. lncMlee 1 Ira t la. ~towrto.!,.ldrm I .t ide' with cou"tr'
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All roome ~to eunny for fMt .... due to 1*1· mllt«et -..11Nd;:,~~ mf UITll 4 ., t ..-... 14* DP T"' t••n••· 10·"'21~.,..":l.,.Owlw ----.......,.--'""~,... petlO. Cozy flreplace. nerlhlpept1tup.Ct1"'°9! v • --· --Lml111RI _., · ., 8'aperoc.1._wli. __ ._.,
u15.ooo111. 1._._ 1}«9/11cr1eo.1212 any-c::"'Mc:t:..~ .... ~"" "'• ·n U=>c:·:,: ~ ..,., OM6on •• ,,. -. oownvv1-1 11 ... ,,.1iiii1•1",r---__,. llme, lroehut• malled. t44-I087 ' tpen condttlon. ~ AAH 7t4-"3-7441 ldtcfteft. __. r9d .. lfl .. llllla VA' loan Of 11000 et rOOf. °""9r ........ w1 W. OOf'Clo ... 9*t llYllUl.fm fM 11.50%. T.ice ~2nd, lut..... 1111 motNated.tNl.000.MI Ylew of ... , 711t loot In ~----..,.1 Ill.. IYllYWllll < A~l~l'I~ P:,.~·a~1=· WRe&aSO ~~oit='~ ~=·'==-.. ~==~~~~1 T~ 11 fMtattlO ·"You SS*i.l)-outttandlt19 I •oooDOW ........ PMT .,.17.. 1525,000. unu•IM ~ I•
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entry, btlght, tuMY IMng home. OrMt for coupta. 2br 2be. trpc, 2 pedo'a, •=wu· llMlll ~ ..... to ....,, ......
room. dou'* bf1dc fir• Atklng MH.000. 8elllt ew •. l)OOl.epa,...,,,., ·--* T.D.Pncldlll... a. ~"leectilo-pi.oe. French dooft In wW . Opn lun 14. ~bell, '*'*> ticMe. 1 MWi -........ • ~ ~ oNt =1y :a!:o°"!.: ...... ...., """°"'~;~~·500• ~ = =-~ llYllllD 11Ml11 M<>-5078 ....,_ooc1· a
..,._ Lueh IMdtoeplng. 3 11..... pttnc onty . Only 11It.800 with The twc ~ home ...,. ,._ ,.-. 01 clOfnm Co Mk for Dennie Inell
bedroom, 2 beth. Oek ~ed on a laroe oom.r Lowe.t P'1Ced 4 •· 2'.4 Be. t • r m •, P A T R I C K av1llabi. In thl• de,. wtth bay ..,...· M21.ooo: Newport ~ont Pl'""
1rtm and decor ~ flEAL TOlll -.1.,, tot with 3 bedroome, 1v,. Conde> In VIie Pactftc, lrt TPK>RE 710-1702. ilr"bl• private com· 509 29tfl It. l73-55S3 • ottic. b'®. 1472 eq ft
where. Price only bathe. Famlly room ~·~C:.... ~~·· · :""""...!-.on\::;: W.: -S1A00.000. Biii Grundy S1At.900. Call now .. n.-combo. br1dc tlfeplec:.. ' ltl ·~ o ..,..._, Thehome e«r11w111
548-2313 3bt 2~ba. 2 frpt12110f')', Large country kitchen ~~-~1~ 0t ~22t7t ~:c-Bd~~ltr bath With .. lm.. ~Jlutt ~ b*ony, 2 petlo •• oated, wl1h •lino bat. OwTw maetereult~w/harchwood btraw6de..,..to-ttreet --
pool, tenni. • ..,., w.ik to wlll help finance. Let'1 111111111 floor• &nd tou of Charm lot, contempo<y home ont dupJex, ~~~llfl~i!tl~!ll lhops, tctloolt. You own talk I 4 b 3 ba. Short walk t A IMMhold property wtth with vaulted oellinge. etly-location. P.P 173-1873,
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ESTATERS
land. Altum 12%1nt. only ~h S llv 0 111' Wltm"lllT • towconv.rllon.and• ~ tight•. fl~. Qwr,., 573-7177
... U -Miii All 11 Y from pi p. Quick pou. l111r .. wt PlffMtt femJ dln. S::,· lfg · b:: Pier & dodl for up to 45' tent terms. 1215,000~ anxtoue, will conelder _.,...O_N-LY-1~,__00_W_N_l_I -
, ... 1233•500·<7141780•3875 1111... care yard. Atktna boat. 3 Br. 3 ba, lftdudlnQ CALL FOR DETAILS trd" or ..... option. CdM 2 Unite + oat rm. Over ~ acre In Newport YllWI DUPLEX. delux3 Br owner A decorator ffwe ,,.,..,nd ~.000. See at 81~ lrg 2nd etory matt., M4-1211 GOOd flnand!'i .!~allabte. Fix• In front epeck>ut 50K vltw !:! :,~. ar: :~~.~Panoramic View extend• unlt+3Brrental.POlllble It 1how11 Juat gorgeou11 20thSt.536-1718 IUlte.LMngrm&femrm 142-IZll modernunttatnrMr. ~c . ~voced':'.
trailer RV9tc Twontce 2 p .. tC1tallnaltlendfrom trade.1385,000.0pnSat 4 bedroom1, n'• bathe. w/dbl frplc, formal din roe Avocado. 1216,000. 1 115,ooo. Xlnt t u
Bdrm'1 Bahi>m.. t blk thl1 very attractive 2 1-5. 430 Begoni a. Olntngandfam1tyroom1. lnlu UM4 rm, tot1 of wlndowe & Owner/•<*ert75--4113 •helter. Aencho Call~
totrall• 759.1501 · Bdrm home. Redy to be 675-2~0wnr/Agt fireplace. Model perr.ct 28rM\Lcon3o,nrOCf. pat101, n ewly r•· M I fornia.5574218torlnfo
potenllll for added Im· ~o~~L~IF°.m:'E HI-JIM By ()w'.,.. 563-147l . appl only 714-650-1995 lllTllTI 19'. if unn. . cU . ..,, 2 I.I. '"'f. J• · moved Into With fantutlc executive, muat ... 1 comm pool 113' 000 decoreted. Shown by _ •
provment. Priced 11 (714) 123-3317 •I •I IUITY* OcnVu Tl1-lvts COf'nUnty Br 1'h Be +• Br 2Be 9X 2 BR Ka" r:; "Gii
S395,000I Mae the first *"" ..... ""* poo111enn11 ,,.., ~. groa GOOd tltlandna. Diego $78 000 a 38R 2ba
atep to better llvlng, call For Sale by Owner. Veiry quiet 3 br. 2'h ba. G~geou~~~ Spaclou1, frplc, db'-9ar.. 18un1t10M,2ffrH~aa,8 A greet~ C.M COftdo
usnowt Me-7171 Ouplex,3 8r2~Befront, Spectacular location on f~ity rm cMnlng rm' bltn,gdtennsNpten.t RNlllllET yr1old Agt931-4518or $119,000.~752-8131 , 3 Br 2Be bade. Altum. 12thfalrway:RanchoSan frplce + ~ houte.;. 2-3 Br. den. End unite. 842-1518Mon-Frl,f..5
loan. $460,000. 759-1742 Joaquin. 1235,000 with 1 rue v a I u • 0 n 1 Y $159,500 to $199,000. One of the iow.t p'1ced ~nJ.:::!t,. C::':!;
LWI .... + ..... +1111•1 or::~=O:,/bkr $349,999. Auume dul)tex•(t~?lln the 14'-....rT• on laland• of M•wl, N81'M It thl• gorgeooa .......... ,..... $230.000 12.50% 111 + ., ... One bloctt to the Waltl to beadt, duplex. K ...... Oehu. IOl'lle ,..
home hU 11. s Bdfm. 3 .. llT/-1-4 -~If"'...._ 1fft11UU1 owe. To aH call beactl, 1 blk to mart<91. 1275,000. Prln only. etmple. Price range
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ESTATERS
Ba, famlly rm, formal din· 2707 HILLSIDE DA, NB. OWC 11t.12%-long--;;;;; .-.a ._._ Farnlly tiome In ltvlne, PA TA IC K TEN 0 A E S2A5,000. Cindy Shaw &rote.er $145,000·1300 ,000.
Ing, oentral.ir end a truly A Toucil of New England 3br/3ba+5br/3ba-hac •IMNI wums $148,000 buy9 • 3 Bdr 2 7eo-t702 lllT aWl•T llTI .. W-4 INMer reo-aeoo Trade or •xehenoa -.,
out1tandlng kitchen with with Newport Beech ~ a .--.1 .•. ~ ... 10 ........... Dt'IW by 2812 Serang. Be w/beeutlful, country •• ••-• Gorgeous lrg 3Br +den 2 111·1111 l&Yfl•ft pitied UvOUOti Hawl
ell. bit-Int lncludlng tmenltlel. 3 BR. 2'M>&, mK2°0%d=~=· Adorable 3BR 2ba, RV kitchen. Walklng dla-_,_ lrplct, wet bet, atrtUm' & 127 ft of bayf t w/31l' land Tr u I t. At ·
m!Cfowave and comptc-f1mlly rm. townhOUM. 440Kown/btcr&45-7041 etorage, $119,000. lance to elementary llf•LIAll more with forever New waterfront w/doc:I(. doc:tl l 3 :' t:wrWlt' torney..()wNtcan dellO"
tor. TM ground• ire CloM to pool & tennis Ownr/Bkr 1-679--2880 td'IOoll & part<. Seller'• Beautiful 4Bdrm pool VIEWSI ·Only 1389.999 cstm 3 Bdr 2 Ba home. ntt + ~tk>n~ .ncom! and It agr...,._ to,..._
IP&ciOu• and k.llh with a court. S274,000. ~·--W Ntce 3br In Meta Verde 1ea'<11nQ ar-. Cell Marttyn home w/..,., pvt toe. w/great term11 Won't '470,000. Opn SaVSun ~1 ST200. owe at 9% for Ible ttrmL Cell Ludie.
HCluded •P• In the ULIUllL.m 3 Br 2 ea. den/ltudy. 2 Coornbte31-1211 Below l'Mttt91 saso.ooo lut. To ... <*IPATAICK 1-5. 3311 Fin~. nr Udo 15 yr• with r.uonable 213-122-8038
backyard. Full price 1800 BALBOA AV. F.P., end unit, cul~NC. ~1!1~~~57~~~~~ w1gsmc,1erme or ..... TENORE 780-8702, agt. Vlftage.113·37 7 down. All thi• for onty Newport Bwh Dupla, 1 $259,500. Don't welt. The nloelt thlngtc:ometn greenbett, nr pool, ..,., • for .L.~~o ~ ~· ..,. Ids htate F1ur $49J,OOO. Robef1 M• bit \0-0Clllert, 2 •2 BL 1 751-3191 sm11tpack~. tennl1. owe 2nd. IPT.llTl.ITULJI ~:.··~.lo"';.'""';~.~ Save ~·. & 1000'tf kan831-12ee yrs old. pride Of owrt-
•SElECT Charmlng2B 2ba, 1375,000. Opn HH (REDUCEDl10,000) PATRICK TENORE Magnlfloentfrontrowbay er.hip, frplc In Mdl. ~AT newly remodeled Sal/Sun 11·3. 1 Whit• 2 BR hovM & Studio Unit Baylor Model In Univ Park, 80 2 View on pr.,tlglout cuff veuhecl Olllllng8. 4 c.t ~ IES cottage.$330,000. cap0t'.Ag1.780-1410 LatgeR2Lot.$115,000 3 8r,21~ba.58$equol• 7 -17o •1&m1n1U11 Dr. Sep guesthOUM or oweoe.W•trad90t•·
676-4122. .lllT UITll loanl 1159,000. Call Tree L.n, on greenbelt at COTTAGE meld'• qtra on •late, • change. Call Rutt llW IW YllH ~ John Zarvoa. Viking R.E. adult pool. Completely aleo w/vlew. Powlble tot Ealttlde Cotta Mela. e-2 852-1202. evee &46-M21
Beeutlful 4 Bdrm 2 Ba, •uM•o~o Corm-~~lg~!!~~3onBr rlr•g 780·9'e9or 540..0299 redec. $153,000. Ownr epllt. Linda Hart. agt, Br. houtH, 2 Iota, OCEAN VIEW~ in ....a... family room 1-aty home .........., .... _ .. ..., 786-0579, 3% to bkr1 2000 aq ft. 4 Br. 3 Ba. FP. 857 212t 0., d .... ~ onl\ugecornerlot.Prlme ••A~Tv corner lot. Potential •YMIOllWI -m-•• $785 000 • 10xgro11. 1'" own vate N.B. community.
area nHr golfcourH. Nv•eTM•HT• oceen vfew for 2nd 1tory s.c. Plaza to~allon FllTISTIC *""" ••ua.* 11oe'e. Balboa. pymnt. Agt "41-0290 W.m tmaKei' ~ In
Priced for quick aaJ• at e~~~. ~~· 6•;;";;:22 ,addition. Alklng • mere w/securlty gete, tennis . s=n::=-:1 = OS*! 11·3. Set/Sun OCEAN VIEW Need 50-200 unit• f« NB/IN\ne. Bkr. 754Mle18
only S234,900. 751-319 t 255,000. Delta Delgedo cr11, pool. AttUmabte IUYI eq ti otluxury, formtl din-Brotcer 833-35« quel. buyerln S.Cal. Heve il W..W flB
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SElfCT loan. Onty 119.ooo. Call • • Ing rm, famlly rm, 2 frpa • Ulfll..IY.... 8 ,,.., new unite, m..t R,V, ICCESS now, Diana 831-12M Plan 4 In Turtle Rock. 4 and more. Owner trane-11% ftxed rate 30 {;C DUPLEX . Hll. Agt, Mary Jo . *WaTmf* PAOPERT9ES bdrm•. 2·~ ba + fam rm. t•rr•d. Wiii H ll for u-~-....... h ~ c 831-3499, 645-9161 We buy~ condoe. Neat 2 ltOf')' 4 8', 2 Ba. Skylightl In bath•. ...... $239 900 I I ........ ......, ..... ..... unite Negmh'lc:Mt'I flow
home, large patio, fruit oarpet. Excellent lo· ' w grMI ow view. 14 Ru. Vlllara. II.I Ill for.do.ur.. OK. YM ... llTll.All
1211.-Gorgeout 4 &tim 2y, Ba
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more Information.
tree1--1nd 74' paved Cotonlal MHterptece. cation. Loll of fruit tr.... ~~~':1J:'"~ E~O~ Open wttnds. 840-1538 IEWP•T 11111 price, our term•.
11orage ar .. '°'your R. v. 10.000 aq ft. 5 •· POOi. sio..,900. 7eo-t702 .._ •--•--..... 1 'h Lm 1 -73G-9271 BOAT. $139,750. North ..,_.Margrlt841~1 .... KLUllJ --. ~_,_u.. -••
C M Rtatt 549--2144 No qualltylng fOt toen on ~· IWLJ ---, Brc>admoor latgest ~ 11111111.11 Six 2 Bd + Singte ... tab
. . ~ thlt 4 BR.fam. rm hOme a I so r l I w/expanelon. Pool, epa. Lm If 70 )( 250 tot A SIMI tty
WILi IPll llmlY 1-1 .,..,. s.c Plaza. 1127.500 It Low d~' OK. Pric» ,.. $400,000. Exe. Flnanclng ...... ruah'•• • .. • .... Mel Kidd I• R .. ltor e_a y I due«S for quick tale. 01111
11 •RAAM • •-•*1111,.. 842·7858 3 8r -2 Ba, den, UdO, 1760,000.134-1157 TllPUI -------
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Realty
631-7370
Walls ol gl ... In thla Checktntothluupervetue SAC~IFICE1 Bargaln28r. 673-4727 1389000 ... r-.... r..-20IFUIWf unlttonWIDELOT ... n..: .. Cla=2 z·1· gorgeous epllt level 1900 at only $319,000 FEE. A A/C pooltlde condo•. . • 3Br 2'11ba Condo 1850 "· ASl(1NG $250,000. B.VT - -
aq ft 4 bedroom 2'~ bath perfec1 l1mlly hOme on a $72.000. 3br 182,000. , • + .. , ... greenbett. Close to pool, IEllCEI Tl MAKE us AN OFFER SeA 2SX tor m ==
lloni9 L.Mng aree haa large aec:luded lot In a Low down OK. Patrlctc ...... wrap-around petlo Oulck tel. We.kly or Monthly count~slzekltcnen.kln-quiet cul-d•eac street. TenoreTI0-1702 3880MlctleleonDt'tve Unlqu. lrg 3 Br 2,h Ba talt.Byownr921-1447 $575,000 ..,...OllTD IPMCo.471-1237
Ing area. Huge ltvtng Vacant and ,..ady for fut lrvfne w/dlnlng rm. frplc. MC. ll.lffl Ullml Best Location . New c.r... •tJ llu I
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unit a $249K. 675-9058 $10,000 to only S 125,000 · w/term1I A bergalnl PIJll ll.Aml Wo;n1 tail. TO ... call
2lilts11 Uttlt hlM4 Pa1rlci( 780-8702
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duoed to $370.000.
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Agt Mark 645-9922 ·~ -·
.. --1-.L-•• -----A beauty, 3 Bdr 2~ Ba w/2
-car garage, frplc, ulll rm P1ala11l1 1117 and more. Uk• new& pvt.
YOUIVOUIVOUI eentvac&muehmore.30 PATRICK TENORE the land. A beautyl To ________ , W ... _ ..... -JI .;;i~bd;,,;.;.rm~fu.-;m;..-tr-a1""'ter..,;.m;uiiiitltt!il
UYI WllTI yr below market ~ rate 780-8702 He ca II PATRICK IPH •SH/Ill 1·1 "E..::'a'n•d.---Wkndl Incl. $325/mo. 11t I tut. THE REAL ESTaTERS flnan 8340,000. For Info TENORE 780-8702 ·-6~2-0"~6/63• 2763 " --· 434S1nBernardlno 631-1570 496-915• .. ~ •-~ 548-2313 552-0917 (lrvlne Pacific) ' 2BR lb•. Npt Hll beat •-r-........
PAYING TOO MUCH TAXm
LET UNCLE SAM HELP YOU INVEST
IN YOUR FUTURE
Oceenvlew ptoper'ty In deYeloplng
downtown Huntlng1on Beach.
5 unltl S2.000 mnthly Income ................... Price S239.000 3 unite S 1.200 mon1hly Income ................. Pnce $139,000
3untt•s 1.200 monthly Income ................. Pnce $139,000
1 commercial tot ........................................ Pnce S89.000
For pror..tonal m8111etlng of your home or lnoome
property cell:
area. S 189,950 CIR R• _ UYllll • -
11tors 6•6 -5095 or One blk to ocean. 3 Br ~ 1 l MM m fllllD 631-2262 Br. 7 yra old, hi beamed $1250-$4400/mo L
But Newport buy I Charming Bacit Bay Home ._1111•ay ceillngs. 2 lrplca, 3 car or short term. Appt req.
Gorgeou1, bright 4 Br. Secluded ateJ near Mesa .w5 -g 1 r . et c A• k I n g Agt 559--5981 Ed B.
2580' w/t>onut rm. for· Ori~ Elt1tes. $158,500 2121 Oart•, Euttil1ff $269,750 Della Dt6slldo~!!,i~E!=~:!!!i mat dining rm. trptc, haalt 20-451-Bayvlew 650--5520 5BR/Study. 3 baths, pool, 831-12.. l !
111 lor only S259.500. At-.. -•ni VIEW oak entry staircase UMd ..... aume 200K 111 at 9V• wurr-• bficij driveway lee land
FIXEOll Thlt It a BEAUTY NEW LISTING Sensallonal view Net
tlllt won't tut. You own 4 Bdrm custom reslderloe. $3u:. 000 Cati 7.,.-0454 the land &nd 1t'1 IMMEDI· muter suite with nre-~. "°
ATELY avaltat>tt. To ... place and study. torm11 Versailles condo. 2--sr-2 ... ti fer Salt Cannery Vlllege M
call PATRICK TENORE dining room. famlly room Ba. sec . rec f1cll . ESTATE ICIUIE Home Pane Pool, no
aMY C. W&J..lAM8 OMoa~
780-8702 with profett10n11 bar. 3 S 113,500 962-3065 pets CIOM to _,,. .q car garage large deca Build your dream home on restauranta. Furn 2 Bdmli '":.:!~ end rnvtttno' spa. Alklng YIEW /TllU/STUU this Cai>tatrano Valley 2 bath 11200/mo .
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To ... call PATRICK -:==~=~=========~ •m NUl .. MPlllT
12)( Scrumptlou1 2 Bdrm, den. TENORE 780-1702 Ii
$698,000. f!'EE land. Sub· (10-1.CASH DOWN) Estate acreage 5 5 acres 673-3685 ~ 1-n2-18C>1 ' mlt tredel, tease option. Harbor Ridge arel 3 Bdr Ooean and valley v1ew
11211-• 1••• 2'1r bl $20K below Much prtv1cy HorMS Executive condo on t>ev,l
--market• TIOS1!>aKlow Ot< Rural leellng designer, complete!!(
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12'' 2 bath, Ktrutan carpet1
:: end 1h1ke roof. R•·
IJ)I modeled kitchen. copper
1m plumbtng. new paint and ::~ pape<1. 2 ctr garage •ueetlAT111*
14)1, atresaad for aecond Must ucrlfk:t gorgeous
t)()(• story. Excellent terms to condotl Lovely 2 Br 2 Ba.
1m qua 1111 e d bu Y• re . Only $7'4,900 w/10.50%
1 ~'<• 1285.000. assumable flnanc=. , ,.,., llUI II.YI 1&a0 1111 E. • 3 Br 2 Ba ontr. .too.
I*> IPll smAJ 1·1 O.flnlt~ won t 1 .. 11 Try := 142·1100 ~1!o~a~w~.1~~~
PETE BARRETI
.•. REALTY
Tenore 760-8702
* Splatt\ In Own Pool Meta Verde 81t.% 11t. 3t>< --------1 ~. 1131,500, S.1-8077
rtAI ••I Jiu I 3 Br. Den College Pwk :::::::::1 home. walk to IChoOll a
Belly Kerr RHllv
OC College, xtnt cond,
remodel.o for comfort
llvlng. A OOOd buy at
l13·UOO. Agt 548-8095
LIOU~AIT,~~port
Hgt1 MODEL PERFECT 2
Bdr 2 8a w/frplc •nd gar-
age. Only $118,tH.
Won't laet. CaN Pat~
T enot9 780-l702
ELECT to the LAGUNA BEACH
CITY COUNCIL
Paul M. Christiansen
:J~~ ReJponJiL/e , _J(nowfeJgaLfe anJ
Caring Candidate.
I WILL:
• Develop common sense budget man-
agement through sound planning.
• Respond to Senior Citizen needs.
•Implement programs for parking and
traffic congestion.
• Promote art and commerce.
• End Hidden hidden use taxes and over-
regulatlon.
IPll llll&Y 1-1 interest loan Won't last $550.000 furn. S 1995mo 673-0IM · 142·1200 at S255.000 Capistrano Vally Alty Udo tale 3 BR. 2 Be. Mo to
PETE BARRETf
.. REALTY
John Zlrvos. Viking R.E. 111..flH Mo i.ase. $1750/mo. lllt
760·9669 or 540-0299 .. t • Dt 1 Grundy Rlty 175-6111 -----.. o.a aaa , Hr _ YILU IALHA leatrt 1450 MO<lern 2-sty beckt>ey.
1 • den, S 14-4,000 Bdr 3 Ba. pool/epa. 2 YHUILUS 111 IUI WE trptca .• ,, ae .. S2300.
Bach. $84.500 & $88.500 Custom bulll lrt level 642·1366
Agent 63 t ""960 hOme. ulhmate 1n moun-NMd an elegent piaoe t~
lain h111ng 3 br 2', ba, hang your net? Home on
DISTRESS Seve S100K. YI IOUl/MTI. tuJ1unes • ell OI lhem East 0.::..1t1ont by tM
8ayfrt 3Bd 28a, 40' slip 2Br 2bl w/yard, ftp MC S 195 000 OWC wttn 11.P-Wedge $1000/wk fOf
$399.500 f" 673-1464 gate. S 139.000 Call proved credn Apnl 714/673-9319 142-8799 ex 64•-8722 650-•565. 585-8175 ~~ :!~:,242~1 T~!!~ 1W1A LH HPlO 115 IUll llEWH ..... , h._ .... ,.
Ave 673-1395 Walle to shops, !>Heh. Bel 2 br Undef S50 ooo w 111 C.atral 1111
Duplex, !Ive In one rent the pie<. ferrytrests 3Br/2ba tr90e 536-0661 S.IUHr I .......
other. 1 bloctl to ocean. 2 ea. 218 Bal Bl 873•29~3 Lu• privately owned h.W.
Br. 2 Ba. I yra old pride WANT Harbor View ~ furnished condo• on WI lllLn
ol ownersrnp. trplc In atM to le&M. buy or op-Islands ol Maui l(aweu -.. •••• IL Met!, veulted celUngs, • tk>n 5•8-4609 Oaha Some tee simple r11 ----•-•
cer ger•g• $10.000 ---c•~-t 117"-p r I c e r In 9 e l1C/llM1ll down Call Russ Ha -•I • $145 000-$300 000
852-1202. ews 646-8627 Miii on -Outright sate or profit WatertrMt .......
W11Llff Sgl level on lrg corner lot. par1telp1t1on 51mp1thed S..... lllt•a.11.
Lge 3Br 3ba. v1" U Hotd. 4 Bdf formal cMnlng. IP& tllrougn H1w111 L 1nd Oii hf ......
$235.000 2927 Catefpa. $225,000 Agt, 'Ron Truat Attorney-owner NEWP~T CREST Av.1-
0o not d'-turb occupant. 831-9361 491· 1040 wtlllng to transfer aH tall. able April 15th end ·-•• · benefit• to protit partlci-, • _,., 759-0845 ~.-,-,-= .. -,-I I pent Ctll Lucttte wl 2Bd 2 ~be.. dole '°
HARBOARIDQE$35UOO 213-822-9038 ~oo~: In c:oncwon.
• Deal rationally with
Impacting Laguna.
Aeclueed ISOK. 2°" dn. 2 -., ... ...__1 ht ti State COST A MESA. N.-& "outs1'de growth " er. 2 ba. 2000 sq ft -,... ..-. 3 8d , ~ Gorgeou1. 29 Co~try II Ill P~ty 1550 10·-, · own..o •
840-911" or sse-1eee Lowly maJn' 1eW1 COndo RoobhtNtR oRtdoA r' ~'°J~mc,imtw., 1211.-wml.MI
Thi• 5 6drm on the ocean ~-------""1 tide of the hlghWay II en
with gorgeoue VIEW Of Applegate Valley Ml"t • ---111 ·-th• pool. gr .. nbett. Ranch t2 8 acr ... mag~ ,..,.... •
olubhOuM Englllh tUdor nlflclent v,.-w & wwter
N••A 11ert1 ., .. ,, •• ,., r
ex<*'tnt buy. It hat • 8y owner, ~ 4 Ir,
veiry large faml!Y room. 1'4 ba "Cl tot. 80 • t 10.
Two mae1tr eult9e, ont at CCMnCf petlo, t,...., MW
Heh end ot the houM for roof. new plum bing.
~· prtvtiCy and • 1 115,000. 173-7714
•Preserve open space and ocean quality.
• Resolve the endless law suits against the
lty.
• Streamline permit process le. remodel-
ng).
deelgn Bachetor sl)l'ed t4x70 moblle home laDM
un11 w11h 1.unory Model 20lll 10 bunk hOuM. eoo· haian.11 11ft
pet1ectt Cozy ~. ll'ontage on year round MU91 ._. w1111ams c,,_ spnng. 3 Br. 2 k nu crpq. ...,. ..
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~..omlf~H 1-s 8Y owner. I lit. 21A be
150l 8ANT A.NELLA c:ondO. Petlo, deelt, pool,
171-1111 =:: .. i~·,fr'~
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25 1tept to lhe
bHOh Aedwced to '4 er. 2 la. on M let, a119y
ISH,000 w/~ l'""9. aCCNI, qi.Itel etrMt. 8ubmh AHY oftlr'I Wt I 145 000 tnt to tMI t~ Cell Agent' · • 8*8211 PAT"ICK Tl~OAf1....;.--.....-----~~ 1tCM102 I.tide 1ucoota ""'· 3 Ir 2 .. wlfttn nn & oentr.
elr Approx. 1800 a.f.
Attum. , .. Of tMf( 1 '"-· 1132,100. Aot 13, ..... ,.
•Work for the betterment of Laguna for
Lagunans.
Betty Kerr RHlty
Elect CHRISTllllSEll .........
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hout weak. Salary open. PllTITI• nw• 548-8441 operation. Amer. Build-accepting application• Photogniphy ..... ofb. raq'd Excellent op-........ OI tr In • pus .......... "'°""91•
Recant coltega grad :a::~· DEMONSTRATORS Ing Center. HB. Call for Olttrtct Manaigen to Dut!M Include typing, por1u~lty. Cell C.M.I. ~PT~-=· Ing . perw. lflOO '°
prat.,,.ed, Ctlll Allen, We have an Immediate •Dataantrye>pefatora IMI PAY 962-3321, Mr. Howden. aupervl.M newapaper phone9. ~ MC. 3 873-5117 ~59 · 548-1121 aaooa.-..... 1d'1t1 •• 5"9-2117 opening In our Herttege •Word prooeeeora cam... Mult heve van, daya WMk 8:30-5:00. open11-. • lnM. F.-ri:= '?'~~~ ~=. ••PAIMmBX blyttralneee Frl'1/Sat'1lnyourar.. llllUL.... = or,,::;i·.= 15.50 "'~.:=' Ueya ... ill•IT AET~LSALES: HardWW'a M:.O:..~.t_ ~ needed: 20-25_ Experi. opera ora Call coUect aft. epm: Nawpor1 aeach omca anca, company' benefit• AMI &t9ee tn\191t"*". Ale't Mgt. retell eap Mr . ...,_, • 171_..,1 ~.!!!!II encepreterred.ttyouare Needed Immediately to (111)101-1114 ==·~~ and bonua ~unity. Pll~~ ~=~ ~, =-~~..:,'!:--Y· SAiii
--.w11H · lntereeted, pleaM con-workf0<pre1tlglouacom-lllTAtllOIPT and f)honee, M :30:·ca11 AWtt In per'90n .t Deity Purche91ngUOrary...-... tl ~ 5'1;~-.. "-...... 417-4403 •II ••I The Orange Cout Dally tact our office to find out panlet In Of•...,. Coun.... • Bob lh!Uu.a 845-4928 Piiot ClrcUletlon Offtol. .... ._.._ • ..._ .,,...... 2988 • -••
Plk>t hAI an axoeaant op-more lnfonnatlon. Work wnen & ... ~ Busy. cheerlul office Meka ... ""' 330 Weet Bey, Coet• Adrnluletwn:k: ,;.t~ ftll W...-/llfr4. BRUENIA'S MNTI. C.-~ for • career YWJ1 F111UL want. f:i-:. ~=ed l~ec::: Mu:~~~~F~ AJr-Mee&. Monday thN Fn-..o hra/'#tt. Temporary 1111,.llllt • ... to wcwtt JEWEl.AY .._ .t =·• ..,_ ·= orten Majot Account ••-•I • ••• FEMALE/MALE t RDA ef 4 .,....,. ... _. day. No phone calls. atatut poeltlon (beMftta •1111..... Sw.p M99t Sat & &In-~"
Exec:otlv9 with 1 pt<>V9n -·=. c-::-HOMEMAKERS urged ~!~.' pi.: ~I Pof1. S:30-4:30 Mon-F". E.O.E. not lnc:ludacf). Know11• OC Airport ~ baMd co. d8y. ~have .nreethoe tor -=.co::-:::
track record. GrHt 552-8551 toappty Nancy: &45•7580_ 5"9-2400 of lnW>k:ina, A/P, eec-..-. neat appearllnC8 ~~ to dleptay :,,. ff .,.., .,...._ ~~!~"!'g•lgnua~r•~~~~ EOE M/F DOMESTIC HELP wanted G·EN£RAL OFFICE 11•111111 retlflal & derlcal lkJlle • for Marketing Dept. :='11l*c.d cse:•'! 11'1 ~Md .,.. 1oo11,.
~""~-· ...., Ara you •detail-minded talon In Leguna 8Mctl bectlground deelr...,.._ lngblnelllta. 852-1251 comm. Wed4/ • ty weth f9ll ...-0 mlllk>n. Dellre to move I•--------~,-~~ . 2" "".. ............. N~ tor preetig!Ou• lkln care neccaatty. Flnan./bUdgM TVPMg lkllla. Outaten6-• ' Cell P9' 11/14 Ing ,;-;-gr;.~ ~:=:nt • plut. BAXTER'Snead1coctctall:ft! I ~a~7~~0~~ ro':'towho2pmi.!: ~ c.Mforappt. 497 ....... =ic::,~~ .... , .......... :.dnty.~7112 con.-iiy· ........ ..... ~,~:=.1::28 ~;~~: ~ ~ -~onv. 631-5003. Terry children ara In tc:ttOOI-& MODELS. LJnoarle Shop Newpof1 Cent• Brandl 384'C.npuaf111,N.8. AN OHIO Oil co. on.. :..::; :::z,.;:...~
EOE Culver Or, Irvine. Acroat from O.C. Airport DRIVERS/X..COUNTRV would Ilka to be Involved nda modala & pit Mlee l I b r 1 r Y · 8 5 8 San 1 I ..W/frt lh high Income, plul CMtl Mrs SocWe 71~1'12 • N .,.___ def'k x,_, rwef ~ Clemente Dr Newport -HIFI-b ... __ 11• BEAUTICIAN. ewport....-h Cel.llc.Mac:GregorVachts with a faat growing coo-....,... ... BMctl. FlllnO deedllne For Optometrltt, PIT. onuHI, .,...,. •• to Mon 12~PM or TU.
1631 Placentla,C.M. aumer e4ectrona ulel MO<M19Male/~ Apnl 23, 11&4. Salary ,,...._ Mnd bu9meee.. ~:n~~ 1D-1PM •c~"'untlnn 1111 PI T .. ~n~"~1800h· CLERICAL: ENTRY LEVEL llN ITlll OUU offloe? Accounting ap-s~ ,.2 ... .,.. IOI...., _..... & -~ ..,_,,, ._ ~ AENT8 "'n~ded• by 'iocii """"',_,..,... Phonet,flUng,lltetyplng, tltude & llght typing WENEEONEWFACES '·•en.... "'"";' -·-,_,,.. of91l4*1e11ce,Wft\eT.J. EOE
--------~ beneflta. LH. 85~242 Ex$>erlenoed to work all necessary. Cell Gerl, For ~t In modeling REAL ESTATE to. Oplomecntt. 2345 E Read An*"*' lutw1---------~~J.'~~ ;,a,:~::.~ WITIIWllt OLEllOIL areu. Coametlcs. OTC. 673-2900 or 875-4852. )obs In Ortinge County. -·-•II• ~ ~..!:. ~5~ c:antt' Co.., Box 421. Dey-S~pereona .. : ~~·. f';,,Q h'.iptu1. 833-2021 ~t ~,~i~d~r~~~k~: pharmacy. FIT. 54&-2121 ID. IFFIOl/Plflkl. .. Ym WIST Ran:.9~ neaded tor ton. Ohio ~1. ~ ~. ~
ll.E Nwpt Beach. 675-2787 c:t~~~ ~1~~2 WI mu .. " Permanent p1rt/tlme ~ , ..... ...., b~ieech otnc. to ... 1111111 Salea Met/~Hoet QP. '.,..,., 7to-41G33 -----...,.s----0-Guys. gals. homemakeral ltlon. Bedell ConatNCtlon ltl 1111 · todtly. Cell Pam. For pdntlna,. compan~ position now avail. A --------
Active retirement. P1rt BEAUTY. RENT TATI N Clerk/Typist Typing ni. SELL 1CKOOAK Fl[M Co. C.M. 5"5-3292 _
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time: 1 tpm to 7am. 393 :p~=~~~2~'!· FfT. org1nlzatlon & other coupons Church benefit. .. .... -•-556-M 15 ~1 In N9wpon TEXAS Oil COMPANY Hoepltal Rd, Nwpt Beh. gen' I o ffl c e work. 240--0427 GLAZER NEEDED Over 21 ~ dfMng r• RECEPTIONIST Beec:h. Secfa\ariel lk.111 Meda matuJe penon MATIHUllC 40·45wpm, 1-2 yra eXP. Experienced, ___. ,;_,.2~ .. auto cord .' clean cut, I. real -.a.ate lie req'd., Ml~to ... MtlMeUlllgtl Another Wendy's located
81 Baker & Fairview In
Cotta Meu 11 now ae-
oeptlng applications f0<
quality mlnct.d people at
our new site 0< Me Don at
Wendy's 2~ $. Brts101
btwn 2-5PM. Mon-Fri
E.O.E.
FOR MARINA Permanent or temporary. PllOlll IAIU pre er ..... "" """'""' C0Ur1eoua. strong, VERY ~light~ full time poa. lncldt quality lubrlcanta to
Mercury. Volvo & OMC Apply for Immediate con-$75 per 100, no eaper. RELIABLE! H0· 1370 typing. MUlt Mk• to bl wknda. Please call manufacturing, tl\ICtelng
exnarlen-.-.. only. Call tlderatlon at U.S. Rent11s Part or full II me. Start Im· 11_.1 __ -• btwn 8am-8pm. c M ., ..... 3 .... 2 720-1018 btwn tO-.S conatructfOn and ,.,.,;
.. -....... 8 edl t ly F d I II ·--·· -buSy. . • ---CUllOIYMfl. Protected Fred or Lorett•. Headquarters 17 71 m a e or ea s ,16.559 .$50,553,yeat *llllDY ..... * _..
640-233t Mltchell. lrvlne 474.9000 send aerr adjlreased Nowhlrtnn. Your area. a.nl•IT/111'11 terrtt.Ot)'. th<wougfl ,,.._ stamped envafope to. ... Eap'd or hortlcultural _u -an One d8y • week, ~ 111.1.aAI IOIL.,... tng ~ogram. h kk Companlon/Houaek .. per CRl-53. Box 9014, Call 805-887-eoo<> background. 142-.8Me ---• Aggr .. alve, attractl••· For peraonal It•.,..., t '''" to live w1e1<1er1y lady In Stuart. Florida 33495 Ext. R-1590 P";INT'"'" UUI •lllD =~~~* Mff·ttartlng lndMdu.11 ..Id woni hlstOtY to F.B Some experience nee. Costa Meta. 548-3289 "" o;n Maj« publcly haid rMI needed for executive Una. ~'*'" P.c-
Costa Mesa. 966-5252 llllTlllTlll EIOllWSIOln&IY HaJrCuttenfOt'blgmod-c~f:~~~~=~~3 attateoompeny-*••·•· Reltaurant level ules. Call rotaum, Box 789. Fort Answwlng Service needa
telephOM op«atOt'. V8tl· oua lhlfta. 362 3rd St #C,
Leguna Beech
Ill PEI• General contractor look-f0< one of O.C.'s oldest ern salon acrou from 1·~ parleooed ..i.. menagar BAXTER'S 714-521~702 for mppt Worth. TX 78101.
D hlft 5 d weak Call companies Corona del Balboa Bay Club-70% p••f/TIIE In all phHea. com· •Y• · ay · Ing for tuba to bid In· Mar offloe. Exceptional comm 631·71t7 an merdal/lndUatrlal condo Get a puppy or kitt) DlscoverabuyerforthoM
Sherry. 497-4477 X292. aurance W()(t(. Sand r• opportunity Benefit•. · Demonatratlng product• conversion helpful. IS COMING TO . through classified, and long-totgottan artl<:lea APPRENTICE TRAINEE m.AlllMI &ll(S tume to G.l.C., 312 Oak can Lynn 547-5625 HAROWORE ASST MGR In ator•. Hourly/t>Qn. p ..... reply to a.-give 1 puppy Of' kitty 10< abOYe the girage. UM
Pt #G, Brea 92821. Retail exp. req'd. 2-40 uaea. 963-3107 manager. P.O. 8011 Chrlstmu 642·5678 classitled 642-5678.
Subatltuta Claaaroom OIOI herelM l•strHttn Broadway Laguna 8ch , ......... 11110•-125, Newport lllllTllll'T()N Aldel 1nd Special Ed W 97 ""3 ' ' II v f'M11 llU Aldea· PIT· 1·2yrsexper· . $12.50/hr. Wiii train. ork 4 .4....., •John PART-TIME. Varied l'lourt Betich, CA 92656-1708
lenoe. working with chll· Relief, full time, 6am-2.30, In own area. 772-5847 HOUSECJ.EANERS want-to lndude eerty A.M BEACH!
dren. Apply Immediately. ::-~~~OH~~~·~~ FAOIWIT /lsshtlllt ed: Mutt be honelt & ,. weekandl. Mutt h•V9 ~ awri!l•IT
Newport Mesa Scl'IOOls. pr.r. ~PIY In peraon 9-3 for preatlglous akin care ll1ble. GOod pey, good tpendruck•ble. va~.ia:,~= F~k~.~7~
760-3400. E.O E. Mon.-Frl. Mesa Verde salon In Laguna Beactl. company. 966-1300
CLEANING PERSON: Conv1lucent, 681 Call for appt. 497--4888 Housekeeper, llv.-ln, to wagon) to &llllt ~ ~lonltt/Ganeral Of-,..__ S c M paper dMler In lrvtna growing bOttle Laroe Waet Germen Com-Experienced. p8f1 or FIT "'"''er t., . . f••fllf _lllll cook. drive & care for area. Mull be ~-w ., comp1ny. Oood
Pan" expand• to Irvine for es1. bu11ne11 Muat O O S .., '"s elderly lady. Pvt Rm & Ba, d bl c t t 1<9Y'~tlonltobeflllad hive car & current drlv-0 I lormaturelndlvldueltwlth N.B.Refa.&42-6033 • e. on IC reg phone peraonallty,
by aarloul IPPflcant. We er's llc. 6A 1-1269 FIT br .. kfut Cook. GOod factory work experience. Hyde Monday thru Friday non-9m<>k•. Wiii train. ~ 1 train our own --------benefit• & wages. Apply: Salary commenaurete llllllllPll between 9:30 and 10:30 AW'! In perwn: ;;,"'1~.,. per written IUAllll lllYIOI Jolly Roger, 203 Marine with experience, but we Weekend• only. Reh.bler::a.:m:·:m:·:84:2:--432:1::1.i1~7M~2:Cow==•~n ~S~t,:lrvtne~~ agreement. Part/time evea, aome Av .. BalbO• Island. wlll treln. Call btwn woman to live In, ~ &
days. Cleaning epts & 9am-4pm only: 496-5781 eoo11 tor elderly lady. TIONIST
medical bldg•. &45·9276 Copy mechlne operator FllULI Plmllll Retareq. &«-2120 p• ... fTm RECEP ......... ,""
11111+,... ..... --------1 tor copy ahop, FIT, wlll ,..,
train. 5"&-2693. a.tty Age 30-40 to travel to Aca-llTlllll M.... W1•111•.,...,
--------Cosmetlc-aalea •• exciting pulco, Maa. & ltv.ln my Mutt beexi>«lenc:lld In all 9am to 5pm. Driving, ~u~~~of': No exper•ic:e neceasary. Clerical new co. need• conault-beach home condo. Aili pttaMt Excellent oppty Fountain Valtey & Hunt-en fen full
M!Nmum quallflcatlona. anti now. Wiii train. Pd experiMI pales until we Mr. Wallh, 850-4708. . lngton Beech. to V9(lfy mediate opening ~
Neat appearance Aimb-Olal•• Olen T,,lst return to the atatea. Be 1 newapaper dettv«y. R9-Ume, permanent .._.... ltloua & Reliable'. Muat by comm Linda 673-2751 companion w/your own LIUL 11•nt1Y ll1ble auto r«111ary. 15 tlonlat. Buay lobby &
have c:.r & be 1 yMr So. The Canadl1n Indemnity Ollllll.111 Br & Ba. no Involvement. I IFFIOl IUUID per hour plus mileage. ~. PBX ultwltch-
Callfornla reeldent. Company currently has Leading womans lltneaa am a 47 yr old M. with a Principal of small buay real Apply In perlOn 11 1'he board t ... t ;,: l:::tvld~ ~All MONDAY an opening In our C1alms uton a eeks highly ptiyslcal handicap & r• ast1te lltlg1tlon llrm Dally Piiot, 330 W.Bey, ~ ~ ffice o-
9am 1pm only Oepartmenl for a Clerk motivated people to ... quire aomeooe to tr1Vel needs motivated reliable Coat1 M.... Sea Mr. f I ron o • ~ ..... · 1•11 Typlat. We are looldng for alat cllent1 with our with me 1 am capable to aapariencad litigation Clyde Barrow. EOE. ;~t:i' .::,pe:;:,~!,
a • an lndlvldual with a unique exerciM program. care for myself & just Ma'etary who wtff also UM of 10 k adder & llt•
Arch. Oraftaman. PIT. 2
yr1 exp. Qen'I office per-
eon, PIT, no •119· ~.
846-9021
strong clerical b1ck-Applicants ahould be want aomeone to go uslat In day 10 day man-PAYllU. II.DI typ+ng l ~ oftl~
ground, typing 45 wpm enthualutlc and ti.ipful along with me .. We wlll •ment of offk;e. Ac· mect.U.1C:,1a1 pack ,
llG<luratety & gOod Eng-regarding nutrition and leavtt Cal. In 2 wka & r• curacy apprecatlon for Experlanoecl. Excel. oc:· AWt In age.
llsh skills. If you meet the lltneta. Posltlona avail-tum In Oct or Nov. When detail and references,.._ pany benefits and ax · per90n.
above qualifications. able In the Coate M... In Mexico moat or the quired. Cill Britton working condltlon1. TIM .J.11. ~tf IM please call 754-7300 ext. ., ...... --·-c·'I Nona 11 ume Wiii be your own tor 1 ..... ,. •962 8,.,,. 11.30 Appty In paraon. Uni~· ~l '1 • 32710< more Information. ........... ., have a tull time maid & V"'V"V • .~ • slty Old1moblla. 2850 17042 G •Av.
EOE M/F ~~~~. ~49• 1911 btwn COOi(, to wm ~t be Harbor 81, Coat1 MeM. IMtla
neceuary for you to dO LlUL 11•nt1Y PBX Operators PIT. 4.9 250-4331 Ollml Plllll any domea11<: choret. M. Newport Beacl'I office of P WI d, lght lhlft
10--4 Mon·Frt. w111 treln. Graen &45-9137 ~-::ib~=ie!:c,'\rx r=. ~n~. but w111 .. i!llllT CLERICAL
In preparation ot °"' open Ing. we are current!)
'"king the followl~
par.onnel:
Door person
Bartenders
Cocktal servers
Cooks
Watters
Waitresses
Host/
Hostesses
Buspeople
Dishwashers
If you'd Illa to toln er outrllgeC)Ully gr .. 1 ,...
teurant. we at Baxter''
would Ilk• to heat tron' you. PteaM apply In per·
ton Monday-F;ictay. SAM
..-PM at:
AllmLYIUITllllG
2 ~~ production
tOuchup/rwork. IOlderl. Knowtedr of Eco'1, que-
llty emal gauge Wiring.
Day/lwlng lhltt avallabi..
lrvtne. pat 25G-1380 CLERI
nPISTS
Type19t11ng & Printing Floral Designer. u -gallon aecratary. Excel· train. Regency An..-lng Fot lew offtCe. light ac-
bu1lna11. Returning ~tenoed. FIT Call tor lent typing. lhorthand & SeNlce. 845-2550 counting, good typing 11111 ..... llM.
homemat(ert encoureg-appt. &44~ 1 t lbl klR THI tldb & good ptiona per-AITIMT-..
P<*tlon open. Fut grow·
• Ing ftrm. S5 hr. 845-7-«8
•d to apply .... Daya ranter ng ~-.... 1 r•; PUT Mtlll. eona11y Cell 944-6292 I ll ........... U
848-2441 av/842-4170 fLllllT quired. Kno ..,ga 0 Leiding local peet oontrol '
SI r1 OUr career With a ,..__, ..,,..,. ti word proceulng helpful. company Medi route -Rec~c:-~-·t-lonllt--.-P-/T-. -.,.,-IOI---.. i ..... __. .. __. 0. • d~n•~lc. growth-orten· OllT ... l IHYIOI ._..Cc,';'~ m:~ ax: Excellent aalary & ben-t.ohnlclan tor lleady job. & 11Qt11 iyplnQ, 2-6PM. --
ted financial ln•t1tut1on ... Challenging opportunity~ =.,Id consider tral=· :it•. P~(213~1-~::,an We train. No e~ioe ~.-Callbet .... 2PM EqualOpptyEmpl. M/F
We.,.. aeeklng lndlVldualt lndMdual whO laMtt mot· flll/Plrt ... \ Fun time mutt be &#fll 18 PET A TTEHOAHT· .::::::r. GR~i.::~~ERN ::C:.' :c= == =a:='711~70S OfVll\Lll· .:... . ~:!:.1i 9~' ,-•1y Pilat
Ironies d\strtbu1or, for "' ,...... II -----~
10 WOl"k In our Loan Doc-lvated, hu oOQd com-. & have Calif. driver• L,aguna Beach k •
Automotiv. mentatlon department munlcatlve tklllt1 the '""'9M ~ 11 lloenM Apply In ~too part time. •tart 14.50/hr. ExS*~e'-'~!11ent =Mthean~~.,,.;~ :~~':~'fi: ·=~= ... ~c~•:e'~: 49:=:-:i: &RlPHIC ARTIST
working oondlt1on1. 10PM. R .. pon1lbllltle1 to dataMI. JunlOr ~ : =~ft 20eo Harbot &Nd 1 9.30-e' Hunt. 8d'I w. Fr1nge ltntftta, lndudlng wtll lndude nnng. prapar· ectucatlon helc>M. bu1 not 1
-• C911 Matltyn 8"7 ·528"
retirement plan. 40 Ing rMI aetata IOM\ doQI-,..qutred. •1trl• ~IJlfJ, ~ ~ MfVtCa --------
Hour.tWwk • No .-. mentetlon and lnvan-Pteua call Barbara at ...., It I-.... need• exper. people. Prtntlng
end•. Selery oom· tatlea. ryptng 45 wpm le H3-0200 ext. 350. Ill.,.., .. I& Come join u• and male• ~ Plll1lll • menaurttt with ._.. requtrtMi. . tofM eJCtN .... CeM tt)I ,..B. print~· Wit tnlln. ~· CaM Tlna, 714-Decorate, deelOn w/nne .. 1 ,_ PIT Pink Yd ... t1 651· 1243 ~ ~. &44-1233
5409'00 Naber• W• otrer competitive art & ~06. Wiit train .,. .... , ,_ liii~·===;;~iiil cd.c. eceta Mtea. =<1!5°~, •::: 552--42 J~ 12-4PM • Op:~~~ ~ble ::.•::. .. f:•:. r Pllllflll · m• M th eftt1. F« y&.Jr lnt.m.w. _..IYDJ with tn. \.OS ANGE.I.ES pr'IM ,.._ • IAIYll " °" "' ~ ..... call Mon-Fri. • Wli.. • "'* ~. Alk for _..you .~. Th\lrt. 1:30am-4pm. ... ......... ""PM. ""--"alC1r••......-...?Bean TIMES CWOU!atlon 0. M~ 714/a67~ SpatdfWfttOM..,? lAlguna 8ch .,.._ My ......... .,., ,_ """"',. pertm«it In our doot to Are roum.
l'IOrDlt Of youtt. M2·71H Independent C8l'TW tor dOOf newepap« ..... lllll W 11_ Wei groomed ........ THfREOISTEA pr09r11m 0111rant"d , , .. , dlpeud.tM '
8abytlttet MeCMd oc-~onetty daye. Mat.
n.ofhtmlu. My home l:rrhurwt ' Gatftatd) 114
(71~~.!!' tf Mutt ha\19 a deC)enOaDte hOUr1y wege '*-com-tOt pre.tlQkM lktn Clt9 and Nit ~'1 ,.. economy or. ltvln., mtellon. Koun: 4Pm to MilOf\ In LIQUNI ....,._. Do
Newpot1 Beach. eo.ta apm. TraAnlnQ 1a pro-Call '°' ~t. 497~ en,t;"~ing wttt1 kldt? llUT = *c:.~ = vtded. Potwntfal to earn M tot "unit ~ lf,oucen....,YES
WE.TEii. t1em. 951-71'3. !::t~ call~· FOf ~ated ntoe, ~ PhoM....,.1'021
tl1•23et.._t ;~ E .. 1atde atea, CO.ta 2~3CMpmMoft,ttwuFrt.
Looking ·ror • mualci ' ,. ... Met1.1r• C04.1Ple ----.-----P.O. Box 1560
Daily Pilat · · · · · · · · · ·.;
. RETAIL SALES
COORDllATOR
Orange County daily newspaper is
seeking fast paced, flexible achiever
to coordinate display sal~ activtty.
Must have exceptional organizational
skills. Duties include track.mg daily
sales. answermg busy phones for
outside sales staff, coordinating
theater adverusmg. Some typing, fil-
ing reqwred Newspaper or agency
expenence a+ Send resume or letter
of quahficat1ons to·
Orange Coast Daily P1lot
Ad :t968
P 0 Box 1560
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
AttE>ntton Peggy Hoggarth
ORANGE COAST DAIL V PIL01
t IO W BA'\' 'ii ·COSTA MESA CA 11'676
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CAREER
OPPORTUNI T I ES
TH•· DAii' Pll 01 Or&l'ljl't' CowitYe c-oe.t•I
commun1I\ M•"f~' he• • •tn"I• ol lul •nd pul
tl.IM pnut"'"" nail&!* \n\ """of I~ rl'llo--. • llll
opportunth '" "'"~ w11h an oulft~ fteff. mt~re"tMI 111 arhr"~ 1JC\ll I~""' ~11111 an uettllll
Uldu11n
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• 0\.1.0. ~~· <1a"'f"'lt R~ ba~ ~1
IHTIIOfl opt'IUnjP l0t t'enoildate9 wnh ~ .,,.
a ptovai U•t\. ~ ~ri' pQaa t'OI!' 71
• Dilpetth 0n•K Ck« fl~ wli ~
di* ~"la.I and ~·~ Ilda. eel f'"'P«"tlOno ~ and ~nl •7''--· Candidete
14\11&1 ~ •• lutt 21 '"" ol • W\th • tood dri ...
~ ~ O'ffftllftf', howtJ
rnm>Rl\L
• <:k-rll T}'P'll P1n-nnWt JIC*tloll fer
copy. ~'"'I 1tte1I aied ~IW'r ~1
~·-2(1 "'*" hourly
"'' Mr.er t'I,_ 1"7"'h. ......... fll4l I ~1DW '-fata fMl'<'Ur U ........ ,....
"""' -·~ •w'Y fredl l 0.2, -~ ...... ,...... fl S. .... cw1·
UYllll t~t? V°'J"• 111 e I~ Toomanyinouthttofeed' Pf .... ,.,. P-..tol ~PIT Po111ton ..,..._...._ C.OSU M CA 92828 r~l'tt ~d when yo\I Ftnd • nome tor your cttt• ,..,... to M 1 • _, ~·g I ~ •• Attention: Mellnda Th.eckt!ry ~~ ~~~~~II~ t~ ~ Cl a~l~d .l~P~~~~:~~~-~~~~~~~~7~~~~~~~~·~M~,~~~~·~~=~===============4~~~~~~~i,l'i~ii'i.i'~ •• ~~L Equeto.>pty~ MIF . 142-5878 842-5171 l: Oo9ta CL P9 ae 641-7717 ______ ......... ....i.--.;..~
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Deliver Daily Pilot by auto
in Laguna Beach area (ap-
prox. 2 hours per day) week -
day afternoons & early
mornings on Sat. & S11n.
Earn approx. $400 per
month. Ask for Bruce
Emsley 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
CIRCULATION DEPT.
642 -4321 EOE
Kl>S-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES!
AGES 11 ·14
1 EARN II' TO $75.00 PER WEEK
.we no• ,.,.ft I~ ~np tor )'611~ tJl'r
bum! ta sec:un rudtri tor TM Ol'antr c.o..st
,Dall~ Not Our Cft'ln Slitl'I a! 3 30 p 1111 ancl
j.or~ wnl~ 8 30 p "' 'llfri.41)'1 On Sttur!SI,, wt
..,n, I It'll !llOrt l'IGWIS TOii '"" ear" man, ff!OS
11111 prim,~ _..UI tar~~
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CADILLAC
.LA8G£SJ SE;LECTION
Of lat• model, IOw rnRetree Caclltlaca In Sovthel"n
Callf«nl•t SM u• today!
540-1110
We l'lllve •good~
of NEW ( UMd Chev-
roletal See U9 today! ·
CONNELL
CHEVRO LET
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546-1200 , .... Hit
·79 Mutt•~ v-e. ellll ................ _
(e11 W9d a Sun) 1508 W.
tat St, $A 640-8759
'80 LTD• or MdM. F'l9W
tires. S3K ml, good oond.
$3800. 59--7051
hlilM WI 111n p;;u:co.,,.ur. 2& vt. . INNC. QKml, t
ownt. LAt9ln Workl Cf'.
13500, 720-02"
ITA .. M
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714-JU·lft
W......Jmfltt -" !Nf...,M_
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per. K•..., liopm O'Toole w11-. ...... be Wll1ll to
open ihe llm wMh Dncula in
a hcdll bed, his face
mvered wMh blndl&d and a ~of Hlmllal·•
the O>tJrit urtna OOwn from
the Wiil. As the IWldUna is
removed, 01'oole wll lcd It
the picture, check in the mlr·
ror and mmplain to the •
tending physidao, "You made me okfer." .. Yeah," the doctor
will reply, .. but a better actor."
Talk abOut a movie witl'l bite. • • h .. flM, the 7().
year-old nm. expert, is sdll
making people sit
up and take
nodce. At tile re-
cent ~ of
er West Los
Angeles clinlc
(she also hu
bnncbes in Stock,
bridle. Mall., and
Orlando, Fla.},
here's what she
IUd about Holly-
wood'• self.pro-
claimed health
and emdle tri-urnvin9e: .. ,.....
g..,anc:1Pm-
shy of *8 i.. 7.-'s record)
1ee1D1 to haYe lDlnl8fld more
continuky with her ICl'eel1
Not aD yo&Jl18 .m" U I !I
lhlle Ivy I !llWI • 11m
Slalelda's and .lodle ,....,, entbuslum for
ICIJClemla. N~
ldrm ..... apllined
'°her fldm tblt lmunenble
ldDl'I have become an
wMhout bend of a lheep-
lkin. When be llked i>r
ipedb., the shot blck. ....
.... lb ' t I doo't have
to liYe any more than that." Wtl. Dina twtamlv did hive
a point .. AU-.iii' her dad .ut. ..... me 6eer you linl
'People.' If I can't tell a dli
leleuoe between you and.
Streisand, JOU have my
arnoun than_ -ber.. .._..._4-- -
ones. But the 60lsh Hunpr· Lee llM via, last seen in
'Mm-who'd rldwr be ~ <Jorlty Patlt. explains why he
by her IBtet' than rMa1 her said bye-bye to booze: .. If one
true aee -maintains that has a good day at work. one
she's no lon8'J' unhappy goes home. But there aren't
about her 9eplrltion from many good days. and that's
Fr.k 1 h 11111, hWlband why bars are busy."
No. s. who left her i>r another I&\ woman ... rm ICCUllOrned to • it." claims EVL "Whlf s fm. p,,,,,, Ania S&nmer ii Nao >tiirt
are friends and wart. "'*" Wlndlllr ii to. ~ and .-........ Kath#fn Mam ondJotw ~ii can t CIUVlu to be bitter: It Wash~. Edi«! by JoanM 8fws )'OU lines in the face." KOll!rnoiL
• 0 1tl4 FAMtLY WEEXLY, All rtght. ~
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By Ben Stein
•
ob Vernon is an alliltant chief
In the Loe ~ Polee ~P.D.). He Ila
n-4 ~ mln-thon-runnln& 50-yelN>ld who looks
like he has been made out ol lJ1ab.
Amerian poured concrete. In his 29
yws with the LAP.0., be his tllCed Ma
lew terlle moments." .. be calls them
with c:blraderiltk modelty: talb'8 111
armed uped out ol his revolver lo •
blind alley; keepin& the Wtllher
Underp>und from runnin& amok In
Venice 8eldl durin& the late 60's;
sepanttna mocorcyde pnp and anti.
war demonstrators in HoilyWood in the
early 7f1s.
But all of thole headaches fade into
the woodwork compared with the dlal-
lenge thlt Vernon now addrelleS from
his stark ~ in the Parker Center
headquarters of the L.AP.D. Vernon is,
among other thinas. in ctwae ol the
department's. anti-terrorism acdvtties
under the heJm ol A:>lioe Olief Daryl
Gates. With day-to-day ~
for defendina the nalion' lel::Ond laisest city apinst bombings and kJd.
nappinp -among other atrocities -
Bob Vernon is one of three assistant
chiefs who are point men in the eftort
to protect this summer's Olmu>ic
Gunes in the City of Angels. Under the
f supervision of Oliel Gates. who is
I working with other law-entorcernent
.,., oftidals. Vernon has his work cut out
• tor him.
The cloud that will hang in the usu»
ly dear skies above Los Angeles is. of course. the catastrophe of Munich
1972, when members of the Palestine
Uberation Orpni1.ation "Black ~
tember'' group attacked the Israeli
Olympic team in Munich, killing nine
• Israeli youths and two ex>aches. The
West. German police were caught on
guard. without having an ~e
method of defense.
-..It's our j>b to make sure that there's
no Municli in Los Afleeles," Vernon ex-
plains. "We can't accept anythlns elJe."
The LA.P.D. is treating this chal-
lenge as a matter of life and death, Ver-
non adds. "Uke everybody else, I see
that terrorism is out of oontrol. I try to
imagine what~ I would look at lf I
were a terroriSt. They've got to be
thinkil\8 about the Olympics -that's
what we've got to believe. whether it's
true or not. That's why we've
planning and working on this for
almost six years; I'm Just a very small
part of the worldwide effort against all
posslbilities ...
Others are coovin<%c/ that terrorism
threatens the 1984 Olympia. Jacob
"Jackie" Even is the new Israeli Consul
General in Los Angeles. This fonner
military hero (he was in char&e of d\e
Suez C.anal crossin' in the Israeli Al;
my's stunnin& invl.SIOn of Egypt during
the Vom Kippur War of 1973) ha,, been
dlOlen to provide lllliance.durin& the We have IOme three million . people
Olympics. tpedbUy .... terror-~if*> it each day-by cars, tnins,
Ism ... , have no doubt whlDoe¥er thll. planet-even when there isn't an
at this very moment, ta1orilt orpnm. Olyrilpic cornpdition In ., • ol ter-
tions are ~daily on their plans rorisrn, a countJy with open boun-
for the otympics, he said rea!l1tly. daries and a dty with open borders is a
The very fad that 9'01rity bus bia. bi& problem."
from Israel and France will (J)IDe here 1b compound the headaches that the
signifies the ffil8'lhude of the dan&ef. dty faces. the Olympic athletes will nd
"If a poor CX>Wltry ljke 1traeJ ls Fifll to be housed in one easily deknded
go to that kind of trouble," says an Olympk: VUlage. They will be sta)'inQ
LAP.D. aowu dole to QUef ~ on two campuses: the Universit)' OJ
"that means there is extremdy serious CalUornia at Los Angeles(U.C.LA.) and dan&er in the eyes of the people who the Untvenity of Southern California
probably know more about terrorism (U.s.c.i which are more than 20 miles
than anyone in the worid." -apert from each other.
And ln many ways. the task of ~ Then there Is the cbronk dilemma cl
tecting the Los Aneeles Olympics an undentaled police force. ·"Loi
dwarfs that of any Olympics in recent Aneeles has far more people than. br
history. .,.o begin with, this is a unique-example, Otic.9 -plus the com-
~ event,"-says LA.--P.0;-Lt.-mulet'lelCh day--:.. and ibioliftWice ..
Seq. who's involved in plan-much area." Vernon llY't "but we only
nina how to handle security problems have about hall as many sworn polloe
of die Games. "There will be events ln offioers. f\J.1t for starters. U you add the
five counties, from Santa Barbara to Sherifrs Department of Loi Anaeles
Riverside to North San Die&o. covering County, that puts another 4,00f> . to
hundreds of square miJes and dozens 5,000 o«ars into the pot, but then you
of JocaJ governmencs. ~ are even raile the li2Je of the area we have to
some events in Annapolis. Md., almost CtNet by 10 times."
3,000 miles away," he explains. Police Otief Gates has been widely
Adds Vernon: "Not onty is the credbd wkh the minde ol kees>inl
United States a uniquely open sodety, order in the c::My delpite the yetis d
but Los Maetes is a uniquely open dty. bud&et aJts. But ot.ervers are wonted
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n. Monday miWona of us wW be
Dying up Pllt Ota' bedtime m
watth the ridiculously overblown
_ and dance n~
(or dap) as the film stars flub their lines
and wonder how tormer emcee Johnny
could have abandoned us -all to find
out what we're dyiJl8 to know: Who
will win the Oscars tor Best Actress, k
tor or Picture?
Well, we've got an awards ceremony
that 'tQ'l't keep )'OU up late this year.
We asked 15 of the country's top ftlm
critics (see box) to give us their own
nomlnilDons br the UXNSI actrm, actor
and film of '83, and the lolers are ...
WMt AdreSS of the Ytar: Nastassja
Kinsld (runner.up: Jacqueline 8iseet
and Pia 1.adora).
Worst Amr ol the Year. John
Travolta (our critics agreed that no one
eise was even c1osei '
Worst Picture of the Yt"aT: Slaying
Alive (ruMer-up: Smokey and the San-
di! Ill).
When it came to dogs. our critics gave
Slayin/J Alive the blue ribbon. Hit
pretended to be art, and it had a credt-
bility factor of minus 5,000," exdaims
!Walt Preview's Jeffrey Lyons.
Butler of the Kansas Cly Siar gripes that
the movie purports to be about dancing.
but "the camera never bcuses on
anybody k>fl8 eno~ to see if they're
dancing or not. Ana there was just so
much machismo. I came out feeling like
I had a manhole rover on my baclc."
Smokey and the Bandil m came in a
doee leCX>lld for Wont Picture. Says 7he
Miami Heralds Bill Codord: "Jackie
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~ Mop;Wi Merrill Shindllf
propow 1Madina Kinlld a.= oar a .. ~•··~ o1 Ueoinl her lh1rt
on {n iity movie."
Kinlkl did have
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Jacqueline Billet.
br her dllllell
performance in
Class, and Pia
Zldora in loMJy Lady. .. , think it's
fascinating that
Billet ~ re-
d uc:e henelf to a IOnllft
RX symbol It the ooeap:W aae when that's bellnnina ID be l1l09t ~" saYs Wlllfam A. Henry ID of nm,, And
em's Pat c.ouins just si8hs. '"Oh, thlt •
was sad."
And poor Pia! U our attics haYe their
way, she will be a loneJy lady. "Few
people," dedares Bullet "have failed to
command the IO'eel'I as ~ • Pia has." ~ MiJ.
waulttt Journal's Doups Armltrona
finds her pmence
in the film "11
erotic as a pair of
gym 90Cks."
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tttss ~ ex-a.a.on.-71w 1 =~~:= ltof..;moota~owr.
nominated her as Wont AdOr br Yen/
(in which she~ herself as a boy
in order to ltudy It the Yeshiva).
Our panel also offers a whole new
category of badness: Wors. Movie
Trend of the Year. The nominations:
Overblown Music Video, M in Rash-
dana!, and TeerHge Male-DeOowering
~ Movies. as in Rislty Business.
-Three 01liCS aougflt to riominate the
mother shark in Jaws Of as Worst Sup-portin& Adres. But we said: F.nough is
eno~. Hollywood produced a lot of
(J>od films. too. They'll be ~~e-
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I t was WA ·~H that first
gave us a due to the
banter that often goes on
among doctors and nunes in
the operating room. But
ho5pital penonnel may find it
n«escary to cut down on the
chik:hat durina surgery. Dt
Henry Bennett. a~
at the University of California
Medical School at Davis.
reports that even anesthetized
patients can hear, and what
they hear may afted their
recovery.
In one series of operations,
a taped v~ told patients
under anesthesia to tug on
one ear during the postoper·
alive interview. While being
interviewed, each did just
that. though none oould ~
having heard the message.
Dt Bennett explains that
when unconscious a person is
much more vulnerable to sua-
gestiorl "And because patierus
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JION1twi T"°"1plolt -ThOmM Plaie
Cht w......., "'°"°" Frena
••••a&a 0 .K., if I tell you
tbJs great story,
you·~ IOI to keep it n.bef,111o1w-mi~1 you and me. =
Promile not to Sly I
()bu b«) AU ~t Did you
know that ollce a-ii> ii
UIUA1ly rWlt on lal1l!l and
may even be aood b yoo?
(Nol Who IOld )'_'OCI ltaflJ
The Univenity cl Millout1
-where ~ hlYe
found thll IC*il> is prot>9bly
the bell Wiii to find oUt whits
realty going Oil It wort. And it
can ao lpice up odierwile
boring jobs! The study alllo
reports that the truly avvy
bmles tune into the l'ap&
vine to get the kMdown 00
their employees. They may
drop a hint about a promotion
or a new policy and stay
tuned to hear what the rat of
the office thinks of it
(But should tM smart boss
actuaUy fe/y on olfia p:sip7)
Sure. 'the grapevine is usually
accuraae -up to 85 percent
BY MAAtON LONG
the ....... Hany Ouipin),
who wrote and 81'1 the 10
~ on the aJbum. and
Parker Brothen, who will
distttbute it. The Chlpfn and
Parker Brothers have silned a
two-year contract for tour
al>ums, the first cl which will
be shipped to stores in June.
Jud&ina trom the Cabbe&e
Plldl hysteria of the holiday
n•DM. the new -'bum~ to h1Mlt a .,...., aop cf
thlt lf'lll'I .. -and we
don't nan leUucz. .......
I n the lB movie Utbon
Cowbo)c Johnny Lee .... about .. Lookinl tor Love
in All the Wl'Olll Alas." But
Lee didn't tlell UI where he
lnaUy band hil one true k1Ye.
Well.anew~ tor G.D. Searle A ~
lers ane hints on wheft the
girls -and the boys -~
The aJM!'j cl a thousand
people dilcxMnd that only
rarely ii ~ wry far
away. Of thole lllkecl, 25 per·
cent reported tbll they met
their one and only at ldM>OI
or on the job. Chun:t. ecteed
out lill8les bm and hellth
dubs by a permaee point
(4.9 IO 3.7 percenC). ~ lowik>rn chun:hprs tome
hope. And one of the bat
sou.roes of romance WU
rootual lriendl (S.Oi A si&rlift. ~ number d CXJUples met
on blind dMes (3.6). and an
eYef'I ...... number lhnpfy
~up~(3.8).
But just becaute most
lawn met · dote to home,
dod't be afrl.icl to go out on A
Urd>. One bruited but hal>PY ~·reported that-he
found his sweetheart
while .. eotan&led in a tree
after a parachute jump."
ADOe'I ...
I s the worid &Oin8 to the dc97 Well, the world
could do worsie. eh?
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-ll•AYI
(All Aries) Sunday -Betty
f:ord 66. Monday -H~
Hefner 58. 1\lelday -Harry Morlan 69; Omar Sharif 52;
Chuck Connon 63; Don
Meredith 46. Wed11e1day -
fJhej Kennedy 46. Tbunday
-David Lettmnan 37. Satur-
day -Loretta Lynn 49; John Giel&ud 80; Julie Chrilde 43;
Pete ROie 43.
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