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I DOUBT IF MY
SWEET IA8800 WOULD
WANT Mf. TO ·&0 TO
TME MOVIES WITH
SOMEONE ELSE
by Jim Davis
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by Gus Arriola
lly Jeff M•cNelly
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SlJN [)f.' ,/It.' .'II l'PI:
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Fugltiv.e jailed ~nee, but let
Man who escaped last weekend's raids in OC
freed after prior arrest upon fa th er' s plea
The 1muulin1 rin&. which ~rtedly brou&bt more than a ton
of cocaine wonh more than Slh bilUon
into Southern California in the put
year, wu smuhed last Saturday when
about 300druaqents fanned out and
arrested 21 people and seized
weapons, drup, cars and more than $600,000 in cash.
ctwJri in HuntJncton Beach last
year Puena-Machldo wu held on
s2Sd.ooo bail. The fiau.re w11 reduced when the 2)..year-old'1 father ap-
peared in coun and arsued for his
son's freedom.
allowed to ranain free on an appeal
bond of SI ~.000, ICCOl"dina to re-cords.
Lal tban a year later, u FBI aeenu ·
were ~ in on the cocaine amU.Siaa rins at~y led by the
father, uadercOver ofticen said they
uw ruen.Macbado on 1everal oo-
cuionl 1iailllmina &ar,. quantities
of cocaine.
By STEVE MARBLE
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One of the remainina fu&itives
from last weekend's crackdown on an alleaed mammoth cocaine smuaalina
rin& was allowed to ao free last year
after he was arrested in connection
with a SI millon drua leizu.re.
Hcrbito Puerta-Machado, a 23-
ycar-old former Huntinaton Beach
·Cout
Chill connol888Ura can
samples• kinda Thurs-
day during competition at
the Balboa Bay Club./ Al
Humana Hotpltal In Hut-
lngton Beach has In-
troduced a 2•-hour emo-
tional trauma center ser-
vice for children./ Al
Big game hunter Merton
Douglas wlll talk about
the Jade and Ivory
treasures he's collected
In 30 years of exploration
today In Laguna Beach.
/A4
California
An extramarital affair
proves costly for a man
ordered to compensate
his ex-wife for the money
he spent on the other
woman./A3
Nation
A teen who spent a year In
a Vietnamese Jail says his
quest for treasure was
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World
Soviet dissident Andrei
Sakharov has been miss-
ing for two weeks./ A3
Travel
The travel and tourism
Industry-which dates
back to the Piigrims'
, Plymouth Rock landing
-will be highlighted
during Nation al T ourlam
Week May 27 -June 2./D4
Sporta
Wood bridge's Eric
Schermerhorn and Dave
Anderson of Corona del
MarswepttotwoCIF
track and field cham-
pionships at Cerritos Col-
lege./81.
Gate Dancer wins the
Preakness to spoil
Swale's Trlple Crown bid.
/81.
Golden West College's
softball team shoots for
the state championship
today after winning twice
Saturday ./82.
Baalneu
Dana Point's new Crown
Point restaurant la
already dazzling Orange
County diners.JM
INDEX
Erma Bombeck
Bridge
Bull,,_.
California News
Cluelfled
Croaword
0..th Notlca
F•tur.
Horoecope
Ann L.andeta
MutumFund•
NetloMI Newt
Optnk)n
PubMo Nottcee
ANl&ulte
Sport•
Stoek Mark•t•
T~ Theetera ..
W•ther
Wortd New9
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04
04 e•
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C&-10
A8 c• 04
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04
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res1dent, wu &ITCSied Jut year with
about m pounds of pure ~
aocordina to police. But be wu
after his father Dleaded with the court
for a lower baif fiaure.
Puerta-Machado is bein1 souaht on
aSlO million ~1 warrant allcain&
that be was at the center of the buae
smusaHna OJ>C11tiOn police say was
led, m part, by bis father.
Puerta-Machado, bis father and a
younacr brother eluded the massive
drqnct and presently are believed to
be outside th.ecountry, ~sibly livina
in their native Colombia.
FoUowina b.is arrest on cocaine
Accordin1 to a police officer, the
father told the court that he owned a
cheese factory in Colombia and said
the family was an honest. hard ..
workin1 clan \hat could be trusted.
Bail was dropped to SS0.000 and
Puerta-Machado was freed~ Tboup
the 23-ycar-old later was convicted
on reduced drua cbaJ'ses, be was
Wbeft the drua rina WU smubed
lut Saturday? Puerta-Machado, b.is
brotba and bil father were aone.
Puerta-Macbado's mother, how-
ever, wu apprehended in the IWCCD
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ORANGE PAllJC. ACJlES -~
hones were injund in bizarre ellMlrj
over the pat two weeb dllil •
veterinarian Mid was done by a
"lick" penoa
The anacb cauled fear in IM
comm~ near Ora.nee. =,.r;; bones stab&es 1od -IUeel
like MUlta.QI and Stallion are a ol life.
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Dianne Elwood of Santa Ana and John Lawrence of Whittler Mttle ln at Edwarda Rew port Ctnem•.
In bo1h cues white owes di
breed.in& ICUOO were walked CMll ol
their 11.&bles by someone •ho med an
object lO ICllually injure them;
sheriff's deputies said. Fans settle in at theater 5 days early The first attack on the nilbt of May
8 was reponed by ROie £llea Cu.
nin&ba.m, who noticed ~t her
Arabian mare was in discomfort and By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
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It's movie blockbuster time aaain.
Across the nation, YOWll mov·
icaocrs a.re prcparina to spend boun
in line for a fresh fix of spectacular
effects and non-stop ICUon. Two
summerr -qt1" they oonveraeca on
Steven Spiel~'s .. E.T., the £xtra·
Terrestrial." Last summer it was
George Lucas' "Return of the Jedi."
And this summer's mqahit, open·
ing Wednesday, is expected to be
"Indiana Jones and the Temple of
Doom," a Lucas-Spielberg collabora·
tion featuring the hero of their 1981
blockbuster, "Raiders of the Lost
Ark.''
If you have any doubts about the
drawina power of Lucas and
Spiclbera. just ask Diane Elwood,
John Lawrence and Jackie Lahney,
who unrolled their slccpin& bags
outside the Edwards Nc~rt
Cinema at Fashion Island on Fnday
af\ernoon.
They and four friends arc taking
turns holdina down the head of the
line that wm file in for the first
showing of "Indiana Jones ... " at
12:0 1 a.m. Wednesday.
Ironically, the young people arc not
camt>ina out just to assure themselves
admission to that midnisllt showing
-they've already purchased the first
seven advance tickets. The mov-
icgocn are simply determined to be
the first Indiana Jones fans in the
door.
"We've tried before, but we've
nevCT succeeded in beana the fim
ones in line at one of thcte film
premieres," explained Diane, a 19·
year-old sanu Alla resident takin1
film and television courses at Golden
West and Santa Ana coUcacs. "We
thought it would be wonh it to spend
five days here so we'd be the first in
line to see 'Indiana Jones.'"
Added Jackie, a 19-ycar-old Santa
Ana resident who studies at Golden
West and works at Disneyland, "It's
mostly to pay t.ribute to Steven
Spielberg and George Lucas."
Laguna Beach city officials see
Prop. A as unwelcome intrusion
Council says plan would add to congestion,
place unfair tax burden on senior citizens
By DA V1D BISHOP
..,NMC:.1 $1 .it I
Proposition A on the June 5 ballot
would not only make traffic conges-
tion worse in southern Orange Coun-
ty, it would be unfair to senior citizens
and cause more air pollution, traffic
snarls and crowding on the strand in
Laguna Beach, according to the City
Council.
The five-member rnel voted
unanimously last wee to oppose
Proposition A. which would hike the
sales tax from 6 percent to 7 percent in
Orange County to raise about $5.8
billion for construction of major
transportation projects over the next
I 5 years. Included in the measure is
funding for: widening the Santa Ana
and San Diego freeways, improving
existing local surface streets, con·
structin$ new freeways and possibly
devcloptng a rapid transit system.
The measure, proposed by the
Orange County Transportation Com-
mission. has been endorsed by a
majority of Orange County cities and
maJOr business interests ID the coun-
ty.
But in Laguna Beach. officials arc
critical of the plan.
"The average speed on Oranae
County highways will actually be
reduced from 35 to 23 mph," said
Councilman Neil Fitzpatrick.
"That's out of the Oran$e County
Transportation Commission's own
document. It's obviously bad."
Last February, council members
spoke out in opposition to the
proposed I 5-ycar construction plan.
Most significant for LaJuna residents
arc plans for construction of the San
Joaquin Hills Transportation Cor-
(Pleue eee LAGlmA/ A.2)
Drunken driving patrol:
Can it stop the carnage?
HB police want
city approval for
special enforcement
Eiaht months aao. 17-year-old
Michelle Salle left friends in Newport
Beach in her Votk~en Bug and was driviq home in Huntinaton
Beach Ilona Pacific Cout ffiahway.
A beautiful but deadly it.retch of
roadway, the cout hiahway is one of
the routes used most frequently by
drunken driven.
It wu shonly after midniaht on a
Saturday -al.lo one of .£Re most
daqaous times to be on the road,
aoco~to police. Ml wbo hid been • model
student at atct Dci Kijb SCbool in
Santa Ana ud wat Planilina to sWt
clutcs at Loaa 8e8cb State Uruver-
sity in a few days; never made it
home.
In one of the most pectaeular
traffic accident.a in city history.
Michelle's auto wu hit by a driver
wbo was later arrested on suspicion of
drivina under the innuence of al-
cohol. Her little auto caretned out of
control and collided with tbn:e other
ROBERT
BARKER
NEws Fo LLowuP
cars and bcaan to disintegrate.
M icbelle was thrown 300 feet from
the car. The en,iM was burled about
10 feet. Seven people were treated in
hospitals.
Later, Garden Grove resident Joan
Kathyrn Wilkoff. 39, Ms arTCSted
and cbaracd with vehicular man·
slauabter, lelony drunken drivinsand
felony hu .. nd·run.
M ichellc was one of 24 people
killed in traffic 9Ceident.s on Hunt·
inaton Buch Stftltt in 1983 and one
of 17 to pcnah 1n crashes in which
suspected drunken dnvcrs were tn·
volvcd.
About 71 percent of the traffic
deaths wett hnktd to drunken dnv-
c a tallatk far hiptr than the
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national average. according to local
traffic experts.
Huntington Beach pohce think
there may be reasons for the startlina
high statistic -the city lies between
popular night spots in Long ~ch
and Newport Beach and the rune
miles of beaches lure millions of
visitors who come to the city to have a ao<>d time. Some wind up havina too
good a time and never leave it,
causina an.jury and death to them-
selves and othcn.
But police say they have a chance to
do sometbina about il They"re prod-
dina city officials to acx:ept a $386,000
.,ant from the state Office of Traffic
Safety that would put four additioftl.I
police officers e"Xclusi~ly on anb-
d.runUn dri\'ina patrol lhn>uab<>ut
theaty. Thearanutso would provide
police with a microcomputer and an
1nto•iliier machine to mcuurc a
suspect'• blood-alcohol content by
takina a b~th sample.
The only catch 11 that the arant
money runs out afttt I 8'h months
and 1fthc city would want to conunuc
the anti-drunken dnvm1 patrol after
(Pleue eee DRU'NDN/ A2)
John. a 21-year-old ICCUl'ity auard
and independent film maker from Wbi:ttiCT, said, .. You can idl Steve&
ud OCOtS l"vc seen "R.aiclsl' lS
times. a.ndrd like to see it apin. •• be
said.
This isn't the fint time the friends
have endured a Iona wait to enjoy a
moment of Hollywood mqic. Last
year, Jackie and Diane camped for
two dars outside the Newpon
Cinema prior to the openiq of
"Return of the Jedi."
Earlier this year, Diane was work-
ing at Disneyland in a Wendell the
Bear costume when Spielberg visited
(Pleue eee P Alf9/ A2)
b~.i~n Ki~. a Yone LiDda
vetai~ said t.heanimlr1 ~
dw:tive tract was bruised and lllcer-
aied.
Tbe ~ attack. May l S, WU
repor1ed by SalJy Savvu. who said
her mare was "in such pain. She
moued and rnect and was l)'ina
down a1J day.
Dr. Kinsman. who examiDed both
bones_ said they are respoodi.Qa weU
to treatment. which includes anti-
biotics and painkillers. He llid it is
not yet clear whether the bones will
be able to brud again.
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·0eorae Arnold tella the world bow be feel• aboat 1om.n, la.la
battle to lift on the cout.
Colorful character
can't live on coast
By ROBERT B~R
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Handyman Gcoree Arnold ap-
parentJyhas tost his battle to li"e rent·
free in has broken-down truck 11 one
of the nicest pots on the Huntinston
8cach coasthnc.
Arnold. who v.-a born 1n the city .S.S yean aao. and h11 1966 ~Vf'Olet
st.ak.c bed truck. that he uxd an
unsucccs.sfW campaips for tty
Council and for aovemor of C•h· fomia. have been "squatun" at a
vacant lot on PM:ific Coast HiJbwa)'
since last summer.•
City offiaab had been fi&hlll\I a
los1n1 battle to cvtct the colcmul
A mold until th1s Wttk. •~n Mumc1·
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pal Court Judae William Moclt
llfUd that Arnold was violatiJlt
health and safety ICC'liom of llilie:
municipal code by nwnta.tninl aa
anopcrablc vehicle in public view rot:
m~ than 10 days. •
Arnold. who was fined SIS •P"
pan:ntly has bad bis truck mo;.;l ud
•-asn't available for commen H~
evtt, be repo=3 told coun officialt ~ plans to a the fine
Arnold previou.sty l&td be moved rus tN lo the location •hen be ~t
into the partina lot businca last year.
He planned to rcp1ir lhc Dn>km
tQline W1tb profits he made frotD
'ummtnimt petkiq collcic\ed
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Bathers keep lifeguards busy
Suubine aad dear akia snm.,-.1
abou:.:a.000 people to coewqe OD tbe at Newport 8elda on
Saturday. Aboua U,OOOvililed Huna-
iqton 11aie and H"ntinston city
belches. lifepards IA.id.
The calm. warm water anr.ctod
maay twimmen, bu1 lifenards
Deeded lo retCUIC I number of them
from ris><umnts.
John Barth. liquard serteUt at
Huntinatoa City Beach. said biJ
pmdl wn inVolved in about 100
NICUlll Slturday. He aaid IDOi& were
lllributed IO a rip.cunnt hi the
waten between Huntiqton aDd tab
streeta.
8&rlb Mid v.at or ine1_perieeced
swimmen are mOl1 of\en u::= rip.<umnts. He said ex
rwimmen can usually etcape a rip-
CWTent'• pull by awimmina para.Ucl 10
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Reynolds plans to sell Aminoil
· Aminoil U.S.A., the larJest oil~
oroducina company in Hun~1on
• ~b, is expected to be put up for sale
by 1t1 parent company, RJ. Reynolds
Industries Jnc., il was revealed.
Officials announced in Winston-
Salem, N.C., that a study bas been
ordered for such a tran11ctioo that
analysts say could net the company
about $2 billion.
Aminoil officials in Huntington
Beach said they l"C<leived a eress
release concernlOg the divesuture
study. Thursday, but didn't know
anything more about tl)e possible
deal. ·
Aminoil Vice President Joe
Helewicz in Houston said the deal, at
this point, amounts to ontr rumors.
Helewicz, said he doesn t expect
anything definitive until mid-sum-
mer.
Aminoil. which purchased the
Huntington Beach field leases belong-
ing to Burmah Oil & Gas Co. in 1976,
· ridor, wbJch Fitzpatrick said could
cut up to 17 lanes tbrou&h the city's
undeveloped Sycamore Hills. Fund-
ing for the transponation corrider is
·included in the package of projects to
be constructed using funds from the
proposed sales tax increase.
Council members also endorsed
. the city's staff report, which said the
sales tax is a regressive tax that would
penalize many of l..aguna's elderly
residents who arc on lixed incomes
-and do not have the need for
produces about 18,000 bamls of oil a
day in Huntlnaton Beach.
Aminoil also operates offshore
platform Emmy about l 'h miles off
the Huntinston Beach coast. The
company employs about 2SO worktn
in the city.
Ammoil also is enppd in expl<>-
ration and production in the Gulf of
Mexico. Texas and Oklahoma.
Coast contractor dies at 80:
Services to be held Monday
Allan A. Ritter. a general contrac-
tor who built homes and commercial
buildings in Costa Mesa, Newpon
Beach and Corona del Mar for 20
years and owned bis own business.
died May 16. He was 80 years old.
Riner is survived by bis son,
James, of Costa Mesa. and two
daughters, Mary L. SeUon, of Dana
"massive freeway projects in the rest
of Orange County."
City othcials added that the sales
tax has traditionally been .. a prime
source of general fund revenue for
cities. counties and the statc ... (and)
should not be devoted to a special
purpose such as transponation when
user fees such as the gas tax are
available for that purpose."
Former Laguna Beach mayor Jon
Brand told the council \hat propo-
Point, and Ann E. Eatingcr. ot
Haleiwa, Hawaii. He had 14 grand·
children and two . great-grand-
children.
A funeral Mass is scheduled at St.
Joachim Catholic Church in Costa
Mesa on Monday at 9 a.m. Interment
is to take place at Mt. Olivet
Cemetary in Dubuque, Iowa.
nents of the measure ··are out to slash
our throats and make us pay for it."
Brand, who represents Laguna
Greenbelt, an environmental or-
pnization that is actively campaiJI'l·
mg to defeat Proposition A, called 1l a
"disastrous plan" that would lead to
the "urbaniz.ation of South OmnJe
County with no improvement tn
traffic congestion."
Nobody spoke in support of Prop-
osition A at Tuesday night's City
Council meeting in Laguna Beach.
:DRUNKEN DRIVING PATROL .••
Prom Al
that. city taxpayers would be required
to absorb all the costs.
And even though city officials have
put off a decision on acceptance of the
grant uotil budget bearings later this
month, there arc indications they will
go along with police. particularly if
they think the extra enforcement will
be effective in reducing fatalities and
bodily inj.~ries.
Sgt. Jett Cope, the police depart·
ment's accident investigator super-
visor-the man who checked out the
city's 4,263 traffic mishaps in 1983 -
said even though drunken driving
fatalities were up, the number of
drunken driving arrests were down -
1,365 in 1983 compared to 1,451 in
1982.
Cope said he's uncertain why there
was a 6 percent decrease in arrests
because the accident rate is high ··and
there's death and carnage on our
' streets."
He advocates the addition of the
drunken driving patrol.
: "The drunk drivinJ problem is a
substantial one. I'm for anything we
can do to make our community better
and safer."
Inge SalJe, the mother who lost her
daughter Michelle last September in
the spectacular crash on Pacific Coast Hi~way, agrees.
• The only way to chanae people is
to have them forced into it. This is the
way. I think bavinJ extra police
would be a good idea. Anybody
should know you don't drink and
drive."
Mrs. Salle, still distraught over the
death of her daughter, can't under-
stand why the person cha~ed with
manslaughter in Michelle s death
hasn't come to trial.
Various motions have dragged on
to the point that she said she's
wondering if the case will ever be
brou~t to the jury.
"Its so hard ... thc loss. Now there's
anger on top of that because this just
goes on and on and on. There's no
relief. It never stops.
"It's really confusing.. We're deal-
ing with an clement that doesn't even
desire to be tried. The courts are so
insensitive. They seem to be saying.
'what's a little drunken driver when
they have au those murderen'r They
have no idea what a family goes
through.
"lJUSt came from the cemetery. Ifs
so incredible. How do you tum off
being a mother'?
"I wiped the stone and put fresh
flowers there and made it clean.
Nobody imagines what you go
through."
COAST •••
Prom Al
from the lot between 12th and 13th
streets. He said he leased the lot from
a construction company.
Arnold has alleged that if city
officials hadn't ··harassed" him, he
would have made enough money long
ago to repair the engine and get the old
Chevy off the property under its own
power.
During his stay at the bcachfront
lot, Arnold bas had to do without
electricity, running water or flush
toilets.
But he burned a charcoal barbecue
for heat and cookine and used the
beach restroom facilities across the
street. He said be showered at a
friend's house.
FANS SETTLE IN AT THEATER •••
F~mAl I
for an Olympics fu nd-raiser. She says
she was able to give the director a hug.
but because of Disneyland's rules for
costumed characters, she couldn't
speak to him.
Just a few weeks ago, she and her
frien ds arrived in Los Angeles at 3
a.m. to get a good place to view
celebrities tiling into the Oscar cer-
emonies later that day. Diane proudly
displays the framed picture she
snapped of Spielberg at the event
"I cut Amy lrving(Spielbcrg'sdate)
out of the picture." she pointed out.
Last Tuesday, Jackie picked up the
first copy of a novel version of
"Indiana Jones ... " 'put on sale at a
local bookstore. She and her friends
kept the book on hand outside the
theater. but it remained unread. None
of the moviegoers wanted to spoil the
surprises that would unfold on the
screen.
Whjle c}an_tping out, they've met a
few fans who have seen a sneak
preview of "Indiana Jones" in Holly-
wood. John said he's threatened to
use brute force against anyone who
seills any of the movie's secrets to
him.
Diane and Jackie were planning to
take a break from their outdoor vigil
Saturday night to enter the theater for
a sneak preview of "Gremlins," a
fantasy film that lists Spielberg as
executive producer. Then they and
their friends were to resume taking
turns holding their place outside the
theater while taking breaks for mun-
dane chores like work and school.
The Edwards management has
traditionally been tolerant of fans
camping outside the theater as long
they don't interfere with regular
showings and don't litter. The New-
port theater is widely considered one
ot the best places to see a special
effects extravaganza. Edwards staff
members say its 40 X 80 foot screen is
the largest among indoor theaters in
the Western states.
Rick Landcis, assistant manager of
the theater, said almost three-quar-
ters of the tickets available for the
midnight premiere showing of "In-
diana Jones" had already been
purchased by Saturday evening. The
theater scats 1.254.
But Landeis said the Lucas-
Spielberg film is expected to be just
the start of a lucrative movie sum-
mer. One week after ••tndiana
Jones ... " opens. the Newport
theater's second screen will begin
showing .. Star Trek JJJ: The Search
for Spock." --..._ /
Theater employees are already
preparing for an invasion of "Trek·
kies." Landeis said.
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Judge rules Magic Kingdom
can't ban same sex dancing
SANT A ANA (AP) -Following
the advice of jurors, a Judge on Friday
ordered Disneyland to drop a ban
against same-sex dancing, which a
pair of male homosexuals challenged
as discriminatory.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge James ll Ross issued the
injunction against the amusement
park immediately after jurors reached
an advisory verdict which found
Disneyland s policy violated the py
couple's rights.
All sides said they did not expect
the six-woman. six-man jury to find
for the couple, whose attorney ob-
served before deliberations that the
suit was in Orange County, the
defendant was Disneyland, and the
plaintiffs were gay.
.. 1 was shocked ... it was a surprise,"
said Andrew Ross Exler, who filed the
suit together with his dance panner.
Shawn Elliot.
"It surprised us, frankly." said
William Bitting, attorney for Dis-
neyland. He also uid the park would
appeal. "I doubt this is the last round
in the case." he said
"I don't think you'll find same-sex
dancing at Disneyland until we
exhaust our legal rights," said Bitting.
Mobley, in turn, would distribute
the cocaine to up to 10 different dru&
runners, the FBI said. A graduate o1
Fullerton High School, Mobley. re-
portedly spent as much as $400,000 a
week buying cocaine for the drug
operation.
Mobley was on vacation in Mexico
when the sweep was launched last
Saturday but was arrested Monday at
Los Angeles International Airpon
when he. his wife and bis sister
returned to the country.
Drug agents said Mobley picked up
a newspaper on the jet flight and
learned for the first time that the drug
ring had been crushed. Two agents sat
behind Mobley on the fli&ht.
"When he saw the article, he stared
at it for fi ve minutes," said assistant
U.S. attorney Mark Bonner ... He
The plaintiffs attorney, David
Talmo, said while the suit wu not a
class action for all homosexuals. be
believed the rulina would effectively
stop Disneyland from preventina
same«x danci~
"If they prohibit same-sex dancina,
those people could sue for damqes.
Disneyland will not enforce that
rule," Talmo said.
Exler and Elliott, who said they
purpotely danced together at the ~
to cballenae the rule, did not seek any
monetary dam~.
Exler and Elhott contend security
guards removed them from the
Tomorrowland Terrace dance floor
and ejected them from the park Sept.
13. 1980.
.. This is a family park. There's no
room for alternative lifestyles here,"
Exler testified a guard told him as be
and Elliott were ushered away.
Exler, the lead plaintiff, was 19 at
the time and lived in Fullenon. He is
now 23 and lives in Los Anaeles.
In answerina eight question~ put co .
them about the same·scx dancing ban
at Disneyland, jurors .agreed that it
wu discriminatory and violated the
state's Unruh Civil Rights Act.
Suspected rapist arrested
A San Bernardino man was ar-
rested Friday after he allegedly at·
tacked a ('yoress woman in the
parking lot o( a Costa Mesa bar. police
said.
C.osta Mesa LL Leslie Hamson
said William Morales, 23, of San
Bernardino, was taken into custody
about 4:25 a.m. after officers said they
spotted him wrestling a woman in her
car.
opened it, looked at it qain.t clOted it
and started fannin& himaell with the
paper:·
Bonner said that deseite his ege,
Mobley was .. very adept in the dtua
business. which Bonner said be
controlled with an iron fist
Mobley threatened to do bodily
harm to several of his alteaed '!N.a
runners when they failed lo pay thcu
drug debts, FBI agents said.
Ronald "Turbo" Tina, 2S of
Corona del Mar, was one of Mobiey's
"problert\" drug deal~ c:lrua aaenu
said. Tirig allCacdly was a heavy
cocaine user and, at one point, owed
Mobley more than S l 00,000.
According to telephone convena-
tion.s recorded by the FBI, Mobley
called Ting "the crazy one" and once
threatened to have the Corona del
Morales was booked into the Costa
Mesa Police Department Jail on
suspicion of attempted ra~ with a
foreign object, Harrison said.
Morales allegedly followed the
woman to her car some time after the
19th Street bar closed. He allegedly
attacked her as she was getting into
the car.
Harrison said a police investiga·
tion into the incident will continue.
Mar resident kidnapped until he pa.id
off bis debts.
Tina was critically injumt last
Saturday by an FBI qent, who fired a
shotgun blast at the man. Tina
alletcdly prompted the lhootina
when be drew a revolver after seeina
that his house was surrounded by
police.
Ting remains at Fountain Valley
Community Hospital, paralyzed
from the arms down, accordina to
Bonner. The sbotaun blast, Bonner
said, severed Ting's spine and may
have caused brain damage.
"The chances, I suspect, of setting
him to coun are nil," Bonner added.
A arand jury probing the drua ring
is expected to hand down indictments
late next week, the U.S. attorney said.
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Powerful thundmtonns dumpina up to• incbei of
rain n.imbled acrou eastern Nebruka on Saturday._ while
· a flub flood wamina was posted for aoutbeut 1 nu.
Cooler weather in the Rockies eased the threat of Ooodina
from a near-reoord snowpeck in Utah and Colorado. The
Snake River continued IO rile aloq the 0..00-ldabo
border, and Oreaon officials clOICd Ontario State Park near Interstate 84. ··
Gn11djmy pro"-park Bre
JACKSONTOWNSHIP,N.J.-A~djurywillbe
empaneled as early as this week IO invesUpte the May 11
fire at the Haunted Cut.le at Six Flap Great Advwure out here, said Ocean County Prolecutor E.dwanl J.
tumbacb. Manslauabter cba.raa could be filed if the
arandjury finds .. these deat.bl were the result of a teckJal
act." Turnbecb laid. Six Fllll officiab insisted that the
attrletion met all ~~ construction and safety
codes. But the state Department of Community Affairs.
which supervises the oforoement of the Uniform
ConstructJOD Code, detailed in a ~liminuy report
0 about a dozen" violations in the coll.lttUC1lon and
operation of the Haunted Castle.
Mlalr prov• co.tly
SAN FRANCISCO -A real estate developer who
bad a 1 S-yea_r extramarital affair must compensate his ex-
wife for the $67,604 be .. misappropri!ted" b)I spendin& it
on the other woman, the Califom1.1 Court of Appeal 6u
ruled. In its Friday decision, the appeal court upheld a
n.ilint bl the San Mateo County -Superior Court. that
Martin• miuppropriated" $67,604 in community utets
over l S years and was ordered to pal bis ex-wife her
community property share -half - o that amount. ,.
OJympJc JJcea.ea worried
LOS ANGELES -The licensed makers of Olympic
memorabilia say they are worried because ~te
sponsors of the pmes are not buying the &\ittons,
commemorative plates, calendars and souvenin as
forecast by Olympic planners. The licensees, about S7
bulinesses that are mostly small and 40 percent minority-
owned, have contracts with the Los Az14eles Olympic
OrpnizinJ Committee to manufacture items for the
summer Olympics. Many of them bad depended on the
large corporate sponsors to buy their products as sales
premiums or giveaways, but those sales have not
materialized.
Fea pral.e Metro Ran
LOS ANGELES -The Los Anaeles Metro Rail
subway project has received hiab marks from the Urban
Mus Transponation Administration. which announced a n~stem of appropriatina funds to local projects and
p the Los An&eles project second on its recommend·
ed funding list.
Laad•Jlde barlm ·bJ61Jway
OILDALE -A massive landslide involving 16,000
cubic.yards of earth buried state Hi&hway 178 to Lake
Isabella, leaving it impassable for at feast a week., a state
biJhway official said Saturday.
Stop bayin6 oU, •r-Laad1Jer6
LOS ANGELES -The world could quickly halt the
Iran-Iraq war -and attacks on Persian Gulf ah.ippit?f-
if it stopped buyina oil from the two ••t>eJUaerenu,' oil
industry analyst Dan Lundberg suaested Saturday. He
also said that if the aulf is declared a war zone, as some
Arab underwriters suaaest. insurance rates and shippina
costs could slcyroclcet. and .. it would pve a tremendous
boost" to oil production in the United States. the North Sea. Ve. nezuela and Canada. He said developments in the
gulf might thus .. triger a &Jut" and .. brina prices down."
Lebaaoa .,enda IJJJJaed
BEIRUT, Lebanon -Lebanon's national coalition
aovemment on Saturday completed a policy qenda
aimed at endin,a the nation'• nine-year-<>ld civil war and
• will ~nt n to Parliament. The announcement
coioaded with repons of a pn battle between Syrian
aoldiers and Iranian m.ilitias tn eutem Lebanon and of
more disturbances in the Israeli-occupied aoutb.
; vote prot•ted Ja PJllUwm•
MANILA. Philippines -Police beetled du:onp of
• anti-90vemment demonstratorl at the provincial capital
of Cebu on Saturday, and a wilnels Mid at least two youths were killed ln tho protest over aUqed vote ftaUd.
buermincot clashes between police and the proieaton
J continued into the nilbt.
VUJIJed pqcllMtrUt llaaonNI
... MOSCOW-TheSoviet Un.ion bupven it1.ciona-
hiabest awatd to a Soviet psycbiatri1t who IW been
acCuaed by the World Psycbiauy AllociatJon of atNaiaa
bis ICience to punish poUucal diltidcnta. The Order 9f lbe
October Revolution was aWarded to Andrea V.
Sntthnevak)'. director of Moecow's Institute of Forensic
Plychiauy. Crhiet of the Soviet paychiatric syaiem aay_ tbe
1n1titutc 11 tho main clinic for treatment of pohtacal
41 ldents who are detained by the KOB. the Soviet
intclliaence •ncy.
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CLEVELAND (AP) - A couple freed by Sri Lankan
rebels after five days of captivity returned home Saturday
to a cheerful reunion wath family and friends bearing
flowers and a specially decorated giant chocola~p
cookie.
.. rm speechless,•• said Paa Daymon. sister of Mary
Allen, who landed at Oeveland Hopkins International
Airport with her husband. Stanley, early Saturday
evening. l · · ·th Mn All • The couple bed a pnvate reuruon WI • en s
parents. Harley and Catherine Daymon, then embraced
other family members inside the airport, including Allen's
father. Fred. The Allens declined to answer reporters' questions
and quickly left for the 30-mile drive to the Daymon home
at Stow where other friends were waiting. Wore their arrival on a fliabt from New York. Mrs.
Allen's brother John. 21, bo~t a pant cookie and bad it
decorated with the areetina: Welcome Home St.an and Mart''
said.
Olocolate chip'• her favonte. I JUSt bad to set 1t.," be
The Allens were abducted May I 0 from their home in
Jatfna. Sri Lanka, the island nation ofrtbe coast oflndia.
An extremist aroup of Tamil ~tists claimed
responsibility for the kid.nappiq and at first demanded a
ransom ofS2 million and the release of20 Tamil "political
prisoners."
But last Monday, after appeal.a from Indian Prime
Minister Indira Gandhi and the leader of India's Tamil
Nadu state, the kidnappen qreod to unconditiooally
release the Allens, who were found Tuesday.
Allen, 36, was supervisina . the water-distribution
project in Sri Lanka for The Ruhlin Co. of Akron.
Teen: guest Jn VJetnam 'stupld'
MOSCOW (AP) -Sov-
iet d issident Andrei
Sakharov, who bean a
buneer strike May .2, was taken from his home in
Gorky and bu been mass.-
in& for nearly rt.'O weeks,
sourc:a c&ote to the family
said Saturday.
They Wei Sakharov's
three cbildten tivin& in
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May 12.
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aboatjade and lvory products.
J~de, ivory
are hunter's
pride, joy
1
Merton Douglas will talk about ·
the rare stuff in Laguna toda y
By DA VlD BISHOP
Big game hunter Merton oOuglas bas been all over the
world the past 30 years tracking down exotic animals.
Many of those animal$ now perch, stuffed and starmg
blankly out over the room when DouaJas sits with his
other treasure which he says is the "largest collection of
imported, hand-arved jade and ivory in the United
States."
Merton is displaying the collection and lecturina on
the "Wisdom of Collecting Jade and Ivory .. at Earth's
Treasures, l 540 South Coast Highway in Laguna Beach
through today~
Douglas, a retired business executive and land
developer, with a penchant for adventurous travel, took
advantage of changes in import regulations in recent years
to virtually corner the market on the carvings from
mainland China. The Anaheim resident made the trip to
China four times in the past year to make bis purchases.
Douglas says the value of the carvings will increase
because the cost of the skilled labor is so cheap now that it
is bound to eventually rise. Shops in Peking and Shanghai
where the pieces are carved employ thousands of Chinese
people who work from three months to six years on a
single carving.
"Creeping capitalism'' in China will eventually drive
up prices. Douglas believes,·and shonages of high quality
material to work with, due mainly to environmental
concerns, will also create greater demand.
Prices on imported Chinese carvings made of ivory
and jade on display at Earth's Treasures range from $80 to
$I 00,000. Jewelry made by Douglas's partner, artist
Margaret Sechler, from gems he's brought back from his
many travels around the world, arc also on display.
Douglas will present a free lecture on collecting jade
and ivory carvings in the gallery at 2 p.m. today. The pubic
is invited.
Alis·o school
sale topic
of LB board
A proposal to sell the Aliso School in South Laguna to
a group planning to construct a low-cost senior citizen
housing project will be djscussed at a special meeting of the
Laguna Beach Unified School district board on Tuesday.
District superintendent Billy J. Barnes said the board
had scheduled the discussion for T hursday night's reaular
meeting. But Barnes asked for the postponement to give
board members and the group proposing to buy the site
more time to consider the proposal.
The board did receive an appraisal report Thursday
night for the 6.7 acre Aliso school site on Wesley Drive.
The appraisal listed the school site's value at SI. 9 million.
Proposed plans to sell the formet elementary school
have drawn criticism from residents who claim the school
may be needed again and by those who say its current use
is meeting oommunity needs.
The school was closed by the district in 1982 due to
declining enrollment and has since been leased for use by
a private pre-school and as low-cost studio space for local
artists. ..
Housing proponents. led by St. Mary's Episcopal
Church of Laguna Beach and the National Church
Residence, have obtained a federal Housing and Urban
Development grant of $2.9 million to purchase the
·property and construct 71 subsidized, low-cost rental
units for senior citizens.
Tu~'s meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the
school district's board conference room, 5.SO Blumont St.
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BAKERSFIELD (AP) -The San Oemcnte city ma~r has aan;ed vcrbelly to assume the same job in
Bakersfield. the city attorney's office reported.
Ocorse Caravalho, 45, SA-id he would accept the
$70,000.a-year position if terms of a written contract
match what was was discussed.
Hr wn rccru11cd by an uecutivc search consultant to
sucettd Phil Kclmar. who was fared by the city council last
Nov. lO for what wu said 10 be an abrasive manaaemcnt
1tylc.
The contract ncaot11tcd by Caravalho would put the
value of his fint year's oontract at about S 124.000,
1nclud1n1 insurance and retirement contnbuttons. The
11tttmcnt allO \pec1fied U2.SOO In ~vcrance pey.
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Reagan's ads
Cele Orate U.S.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The scenes look purely
American - a joyous weddina. a man paintiDf a picket fhce, a beauty queen -and the annoonccf"s voice steady
with CQnfidence u he declares, .. It'• mornina apin. in
America."
Tb.is is the America that President RC8P.Jl'S campaian committee is depictina in the first television
commercials of the president's drive for a second term.
The seven advertisements ~ beain airina next Monday
at a cost of rouahly $2 million over eiaht days.
The commercials "try to create an environment that
people feel comfortable with," Ed Rollins, Reapn's
campaip manaaer, said Thunday u he showed them to reponen.
"We wanted to remind people bow things were and
bow they're aettina be«er," be said.
Several of the commercials stress that an economic
recovery bas taken hold during Reagan's term in office.
"America today is prouder and stronaer and better,"
the announcer says at the end of one commercial. "Why
would we want to return to the way we were less than four
short years ago."
Another theme is Reapn's leadership.
''Isn't it interestiDf that no one, anywhere, is saying
the job of president is too big for one person." the
announcer says in one commercial. "President Reapn.
• He's doing what be was elected to do."
Democrats reacted to the ads even before they bit the
air. Rep. Tony C.oelho of California, chairman of the
Democratic Congressional Campaian Committee, said,
.. He's runnina against the policies of the past. but the issue
in 1984 is the future, and the danger posed by a second
Reagan tcnn."
Rollins and other Reagan campaign officials said the
commercials will appear frequently durina the ei&bt days
beainnina Monday, and another $2 million will 6c spent
on advertising by the time the president is renominated at
the Republican National Convention in August.
This round of commercials will appear on network
television and in 27 selected media markets around the
country. In addition, a dozen heavily His~c regions in
Tew and California are targeted for additional advertis-
ina. One commercial has been ~ with both
S~sh and Enf!ish texts, a clear sign that the president
will make a special eftbn to appeal to Hispanic volerS this
fall.
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15" Cobra 142.00 71.00 18" Foxtail 38000
15" S Chain 488.00 2«.00 18" Gucci 67600
16" Zipper 161 00 80.00 20" T1nae1 91 .00
16" Multicolor 20" Hemngbone 40000
Herringbone 344 00 172.00 22" Fox T11I 12200
16" Cobra 203.00 101.00 24' Tinsel Chain 238.00
18" Llnka & Bara 838.00 419.00 24" Rope 1,08900
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• · NEW YORK(~ -TM dla1b ol OOll'Odien AIMty JC.aufman,an~ loin ~cucerat111tl6makes
.bim one or the ....u number ot runa c:acer victim a wboee diMUe CUDOl be euily eapltiMd, doctOn
ay.
Unda Pickle. a bb1alittidan at tbe National Cancer
.Institute in Bethea. Md.. taid a cue lib Kaufman'• ii ''extremely rare," and tbat "'Im• alone is tbockias."
· Luna cancer <*Ilea ~· 7 "of every I 00.000 deaths 'in men aaed JS to 39, lbe Tbe hma cancer ck.alb me 'P?ks between the lltl of 70 and 7'4l when it is 40 times
iamiataat Lalka unvu on .. Tut. .. died Wednauy at
Cedan-Sinai Mdca1 Center in LOI A--.
Tbe American Cancer Society •YI that more tban 7 S
pereeat of .U cues ofluna cancer are due to smokiq. (In
men alone, 13 pm:nt are attributed to amoki.Qa.)
Moy of the remainina cues result from e5ure to buardout aabt&ancel encounleted in the wotk such
aa llbeltol, anenic. radioactive materials and c romiu m-
bUed~tl. caDcer institute bas found in two recent studies
h.iaher. Kaufman, known for bit offbeat comic routines on
televiJioo's"SaturdayN' tl..ive"andbiaponra: oftbe e
that 96 percent to 98 percent of people wbo die of Juna
cancer have smoked at some time in their lives.
A few cues like Kaufman's, however, defy simple
tioo.
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Annual lmae Unifted ......_ UMC:ld Uni-Scbool District Scieftce • ;;;;: • ~
Fair on May 3. ro'\JaTH ORAD E
Fifty.two 1tudta11 ,... 8101.00ICAL 9CJENCE.
ceived honorable mention. Division Award. Orea There we1'C 24~ entrants. Cbartop. Tunic Rock; Orel
The winnen: BM••man Bonita Canyo'!i. T H I R D 0 k A DE Honorabie Mention, Jeu
PHYSICAL SCIENCE, BetUcbart. Shula S10koll.
' Division Award, Darla Stephen Stoto11 all of fJ
Smiley, Eutlbore: Honor-Camino lleal; Steven Ood-
able Mention, Matthew win, A1erwood 8Mica; Jen-
Bene1i, Turtle Rock; niter D'Andrea. NortJI.:.
Honorable Mention, Cory wood.
llrantz, Deerfield. F I FT H G R A D E
TH I R D GRADE PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE.
Division Award, Britton
Hill, Deerfield; Laura
Davis, Stone Creek;
Honorab&e Mention, Joe
Tien, Eutsbe>te; Brandon
Murphy~ Santi.. Hills;
GeneVJeVe Nowacki, Cul·
verdale; Robin
. Bibleheimer. Santiago
Hills.
FOURTH GRADE
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Brad Stoneman Tunle
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Kim Cornelius, Greentree;
.Income
taxes
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Mendon. Jattia ~
AlderWood luics;-N~icmelMaaiano, Deeifteld;
MicMel NOIUome, N~
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TiFTH OllA D E BJOLOOICAL ICJENC,
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Jamie Sun, Tunic Rock;
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Naranjos; Troy Wueru.
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First quality, brand name
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1 A sizable jump in per·
sonal income tax revenues l during April lifted overall
state general fund revenues
SSSO million higher than
earlier forcasts predktod,
I according to State Con-
troller Ken Cory.
Employment arowth,
lower than average tax
refunds and higher one-
time payments by iun·
dividuals durioa April were
the cawe of the increase,
Cory'• ofice repon last
week.
I Collections from the re-
tail sales tax and corporate
taxes were in line with
projections.
t The major revenue
sources for the fmt ten , I months of the fiscal year
' were: retail sales tax; bank, I corporation and income f taxes; inheritance sift and
estate taxes; ciprenc tax;
insurance company tax;
and personal income tax.
Elderly,
disabled
1assisted I
More than 330,000 elder-
: ly and disabled California
1
1 homeowners and renters
will be reccivina assistance
checks form the franchise
'
Tu Board this summer.
Last year 2, 186 such
Orange County residents
recieved S 19,000 in a~
sistance checks.
Volunteer tax assistance
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out the state. The locauon
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1-800.852-S711 .
LB'sOtton
on art post
Dr. William Otton, di-
rector of the Laguna Beach
Museum of Art. was recent-
. ly selected b).' the Califo~ia
Ans Council to serve on its
Visual Arts Panel for the
1984-SS Organizational
Grants Proaram.
The six-member panel
will convene in August in
Sacramento to make rec·
ommendations on which
visual ans provams in the
state will receive financial
aid from the Council.
BYUgrads
from coast
Several Oranae Coast
students were amona the
2,8S4 and~tel wbo rc-
ce i vcd d1plomu last
month at Bri&ham Youns
Univenity inhovo, Utah.
They were: .
l Orea C. Martin. Cynthia P. Hanna, Scott H. Ever-
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Ricky A. Jobanuo~. John
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Tunothy M. M,itcbcl~. Rob-
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Btich; Johii M. Stapp,
Irvine; Kinten E Niel nJ
Newport Beach; ana
Darlene Pitchfonh.t..Jcfftey
K. Jones. Mary E. 1 homp-son Gerald E. Adams. all . . ofWestmin t r.
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Aunt.ion cblli con.noilleunl
'Tbtnday it your cbance to ample
S4 di&rent ftavon of \be bot, spicy
clllla u \be I l th Annul State Cham·
pkmlbip Chill Cootoff draws com-
Detiton tom around \be state to tbc llllJboe Bay Oub, Newport Bach.
Fifty.four contestanu have •l&ned
up to prepare their ··~nonal belt"
venioa of chili and will compete for
uophia to be awarded to the top five
Winnen. The fin1 place winner will be
eJiljble to participate in the World
Championship in the fall.
The Qlldren'• Mavionl Cater
at Hu.mua H-HaaatiDllOD 8eecb bu iauodaaCed • 24-bow
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emodoaal trawm .... .-va for R 11 Bi d you ........ in 9dditioa to die bolpi-. eca r ial'a tndhional emer.-cy room ·~a:::.Mc!'..°:"~.m:f group sui~: ===~~and-= set in Junp the clock. · ~
Such ~naes COU1d indude •
attempted suicides, W. overdoa,
violent and eelf-deli.nactfve bebavior, aooreida nervou and child abuae,
A J~ 14 belriDa bU t>eea .::9: tbe l&&it filed by Tbe Recall Rote B'
Y OUQI II.id. Alliance. I~ api.nst a N Bach DOli • consul~ company
that beJped rme Nndl for the l 982 ~)'IJP to reQ1J California'• cbj f
JUIUCe.
Otha' competitions will be held tlrouabout the afternoon and eve-aina. includin& the namina of the
1914 Mr. Hot Sauce and Miss Chm
Powder (winners of belt recipes in t6ete cateaories) and an award for tat boot& decoration amona the
cooki booths.
Fes:fvitiet will besin at • p.m. in
tbedub'a parkina lot, where Red ~
and Cua1er'1 Last Band will provide
well.em music, followed at S p.m. by
tl9e Parade of Contestanll tbrouab the partdaa lot to the oookina area. At 6
p.11l., the coob and their team die'~ will beain firina up their oookii\t~U, with judaina to besiJl •t
9p.m. anCI wmnen announced at 9:•S sJ.m.
Opened in 1973, tbe Oilldml'•
Behavioral Center WU the fint in-
patient child ptyebiatric propam
developed by a private .<>ranee Coun-
. lY hospital. It it deaipcd to help ~....11!!!-..:..--~;;;;.;..-------__::u.L-..!J families lddr"'1 bebavi<nl disorden
· Tbe suit, filed in Otanec Count.y
Superior Court. charlel that Butch«
Forde Couu.ldna reNted to Ii ve up'a
muier lilt of the 180.000 cfoaon to
the cam.-and ukl that \be firm
be protu'bited from ulina the lilt for Larry Bluer and Karea Blair, botla wltb
808 Co. of 1"1De, attended lut week'•
. o..,,... ....... .,'-,.....
cookoff ID J.ntne. Now It'• time for Balboa
Bay Clab bub.
iJl vounp.,,.... primarily .. l to IS . 4 1D muy cue.. .. Y ouna laid. .. a
child'• behavior can be aym~matic
of eerioua emotional, neurolotical or other putpOICI. I
1 Sam~ of all the chili recipes will
be available at 9 p.m., but for thoae
too bunpy to Wilt, there will be bot
dop and bamburJera for sale.
fudp for the various events will
include Jack K.eUy, actor and mayor
of Huntinaton Belch; Jackie Olden,
K.NX food editor, Hans Pruer. Newport Belch restaurateur; and Joe
Stewart, •79 champion of the World
Chili Cookoff' competition.
The annual boat of the California
State Chili Ownpionabip i1 Balboa
Bay Oub owner Bill Ray, who
produced the fint California contest
in 197•.
Coloring C
"In sta.nina the California cbam·
pionlhip," u y1 Ray, "I recotnized
the need for top chili Judats, w6o bad
traditiooally come from Tex.as. where
the World Championship was oria-
~y held in the ghost town of
Terunaua."
Ray contacted Texas chili judp
Carroll Shelby and C.V. Wood Jr.,
who apeed to judge the California
c:onteat.
ntest
ltS A Horse Of A Different Color
Orange County Pdhgrounds • ComMesa • July 6· 15
WINN ERS! One winner in ea ch age group will be chosen. Each winner will receive
4 ticket• to the Orange County Faler. Winning pictures will be potted in the Fine
Art• exhibit at the f airground1.
PHONE
~~~~~~~~~~~~
AGE GROUP 0 3-5 yn. 0 6·8 yr1. 0 9-11 yn.
RULF.S & REGULATIONS:
l. All entr1ee mut ff completed by a child lo •1e 11oup1 luted.
2. Send entria to Colorina Cootett. P.O. Bo• 1560, Cotta M~•. CA 92626
3. All entries mu.i t be received by Junf 15th.
The fint California team did not
win the world's tiUe, say•~· ••but •trona frieodships were fo and I
was invited to participate in ~
orpnizina the International Olili
Society and in movina the World
Cbampionlhip to California.••
Tickets for the local event ~ S2~
per penon and may be ordered from
the Int.e:mational Olili Society, New-rt Beach, 63 1-1780.
developmental problems."
Tbe center ii ~ for youna-
at.en whole evaluation and therapy
can.not be bandied adequately on an
out-patient bui1. Otildreo ldmittod to the center
uaually spend four to eiabt ~kl
there. Dwina that time, they are
evaluated and receive behavior
modification therapy.
Schoolwork coou.nues under the
superviJion of apccial education
Tbe recall . tio beaded b¥
()ranee Cowl~ty ~ At· ~Tony L U(ba. allo uk,t
punitive darr~n N= s4 t<XYJ was donated tp tbe eftbrtin 1982 and 1983. The
suit dwsl that Butcher Fordic
"artificialfy inflated" f'u~railiDI
COltl and .. tricked" the alliance b&' rcdirectina fuacb that were 1uppoecd
to be helCI for pouible refunda t~
donors.
TllAT'I CllllRU n1m Allstate '
denies
sex/pay i
gap bias ~ ACROSS oper 1tl0r'I 139 In a verti· utle
1 Home run 71 Rip cat PQltllOn ~ Wearter
htltet 72 W1ng11i.e 141 Otten· 2wdl
7 Humorists Patt cumber 37 ~anlCll
11 Cohlhon 73 Peets 142 EHi indies hypfl
girls 74 T1t1 ebt>r 38 Bntllh 11110f
15 Amencan 76 Re1m1>urte 143 Vatnlll\ 40 Miit
lynx 78 By way ot 1ngredlenl 42 HHvy
21 Mansion 79 Freedom 144 Open ahlP· cou on
22 Al the crest gr1nte1 p1ngzones <43 Large
23 Pt11hpp1ne 8 1 Out1tand1ng 2 wdl bundles
1tza1d 83 SQu1rrtl or 147 Outfit 45 Doctrine
24 Pain rehevt'• porcupine 149 -O«lm <47 Dutch
25 Jewish 85Was con-150 Revolve palmer
month cernf'd 152 Decree <48 HollOw
26 Flap 86 Cnum 153 i<nowle<lge lubes
27 Oues11on· 8i Lamptey 154 Ciiek beetle ;9 Cull• a few
a Die 88 Bread 156 Emphaflz• 1 Baaet>all
29 W1pmg c101n maker 157 W1thoul Fr club
30 Cn1nff4! 89 Begins 158 WllhOul 53 MO<e
pagoda 91 Skunk change ratt0nal
31 Family 93 Save<) 2 wds 56 MOfe
member 96 Hun11119 159 Givers adorab,.
33 Grand match 5e HHdhntr
ladies 97 Great DOWN 57 Heratdtc:
35 Cup edge 99 D11tress 1 Garden wrealh
36 Coat told signal tools 58 Diatrlbute
38 Dickens 100 Infants 2 Beach a poller
character 101 Wrath sheller hand
39 B1bhca1 102 Totals 3 Chemical 2Wdl
patriarch 104 Mountain ending 60 Shakes
4 t Hign craggy 1001 4 Pied P1pet S3 Pay no
hlll 106 Mort Mdlle tolk>wef alltf'IUon
42 Star of 108 Clip 5 Acquired 2Wd•
Cygnus 109 Au a1I charac1er &4 Bins
•• Furious 111 ley rain 6 Gave a 15Htwu Lat
45 W910ht 113 Scotch d1te00n1 on 17 Packa
allowance 114 West 7 High·topped 2Wds
46 Taster P0tnter boot 88 You Ger
48 Spanish 115 Rag gather· 8 Phillpptne 70 Marcher
coins ers fruit 73 Fregments
50 Became 118 Reoard1 9 Sanor· 11 75 Graliflea
solemn in1enlly 10 Bowttng 77 Ox harn·
52 Amveson 2 wdl ICOfU .....
norsebacll 120 Make new 11 Ctrele wldlh 80 Pilcntir
2 wds 123 Frying pan 12 Oec:tlne handle
54 flec1ed 125 Cuts mto 13 lnvolee 81 Chemical
Olfteer 129 Bread 1<4 Waler vapor Nl1
S6 Bubt>ty spread 15 E.niwt 12 Permit
dnnks 130 Equip with 16 Semiprt· 84 English river
S9 Sumatran weapons C:IOUlllOM 8e Hoga
DelSI 132 T 1bleware 17 Gigantic U Alllalold
6 t Musical 133 Donkey Fr 18 Calcium drUV
snow 134 Tender aymbol 89 Pierc:t
62 Taut 135 Wield 19 Ctotnes 90 Oc:een
66 Tntrd card 136 Follow 20 Joined movemenl
67 Tnea1ers 138 Narrow 28 F0<k pronos 01 American
69 Plan of spade 32 PortUQutN artltt
Sl.E AN!WIRS IN CUSSlnlD ..
~2 Lettuce
93 Mountlln
1y11em
94 Clinton'•
d1lc:h
95 Dep1rtment
abbr
98 Annoya
100 Amertean
ooet
103 Begin
2 wda
105 SearchH
f()f'
107 Become
mature
108Sa11111ea
fully
110 Annamfte
measure
112 Groups of
lhf ..
I t4 Boundef
1 t6 Hypnotic;
11a1"
111 Sailboat
119 Moved
furtlvely
120 Lauo
throwers
121 Man'a name
122 Pollac:JI fish
12<4 Spanish
ptitlt
t26 And nol
127 MOfe
hackneyed
128 Jtw11t1
ctf'emonlea
131 Hand
warmera
133 Church
rec:etMS
136 Conaumea
137 S1tkw0<m
139 Central haM
. ptef
1<40 ~triC
meuure
143 Town in
N-G111nea
145 Lamb
146 Verangtans
1<48 Summer
"souvenir"
151 PrHldt nttal
monogram
155 Al lar as
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-A federal researcher •_)S
the Allstate Insurance Co.
paid bea.innina salea-
women SI OS a month letl than becinnin& ulesmen
with C(Jual experience and
education.
Allstate i1 a defendant in
• ~or aex~ICriminatiOll
suit bei.na tried in U.S.
Diltrict C.Ourt in SlcrJ-
meoto. ,
ln testimony 1ut ~
1oeepb Donovan, director
of proeam services for the
U.S. Equal Emplo}'tnetJl
Opportunities Coni-
mwion, said that jUJt
under half the diffe~nce ~
MS a month -can ~
attributed to All1tat0j• pr.cticc of Ulina aem,,.
ularies in their former jo~
to help determine tbdr
IWtioa pay. ' The dav action suit qn
behalf of about 2,SOO prea-
eot and former Allstate
aaleswomen and trainees nation~1 filed in t 917,
contends mat tbe uae pf
prior salaries u a f~r ~ determ~ pay ii i!Je#l
tex dilcrimination.
Allltate, the oation'11C1C-
ond-larpt carrier of per-
sonal inaun.noe, conie1141
that prior aalariea ~ a lllide to an employee 1
potential and that 91ytQ1 new employees much more
than they bad been makina
eleewhere miabt hurt their
motivation to earn more \n
sales co1DllliMion1.
Lut week. Stanford U~ venity ProfetlOr Char Boo.W. a witneaa for l e
womea, uid 1tatistica of
employee sales abowed no rela~onship betwce~ ~9r
ularies and ~uct.tVlfyt
Donovan 1 te1timo~ wu aimed at undercutti
Allltate'1 arsument that sirulina u1aries are de· termined ~ the indlvid*1 Juct&mentofulesma~ on the bui1 of an apPU-
cant'1 e~perience and
potential.
Donovan , trained u a
ttatilUdan, uid recordt of
tbe company's more ~n
l,<XYJ DCW lalel f.lenll t)e.
tween l97•aod 1981 abdN·
ed tbat men ftre initially
peid an avcnte of S II d a month more tban womtn.
The pp iD 1981 WU WJa:
men Sl,•29, women Sl,112.
Fot men aod ~
wbo were equal in n-
ptrience. education. •· lmd aU other facton ~
tor prior ll1ary and ~•he ~_pp"' SIOS a
moaa. Doncmo Mid-ta other wordt, only 111 O(iJw Cc:.' due to thole otha
F~ men and •omen witb tbe eame prior
dae .. ... llilJ s i IDOD" DolloYU Mid. n. •Ollb lllO-i11t
daat "In ia a 11\1,jor ~!'!HlmDt ~ l• -. laitial pay, he .Jes. -
Aocordlnt to the...,,
.................. y
dNmline lntdal
are ovawhdminaJy mil!
•
~ JACK .
( ,,..._
'
eport
reveals·
flaws in
Games , ..
'Olympic Ideals
of amateurism
•tnconststenr
W ASHINOTON -The Soviet
bloc's boycott of the Los An&eles
Olympics bu made all the headlines
lately, but there's a fundamental flaw
in m, Games that will have to be
lddretaed soon if the tradition of
amateur competition i1 to be main·
tained.
1 Jn a past column. I reported that
many Olympic "amateun" make
lluodreda of thouuods of dollan
16-om their athletic prowess, but are
l1ill allowed to compete in the
'Games. Yet others are strictly for-
bidden from receiving any payment
~~than reimbursement for the
·oa1a1 expemes. It all depends on the
particulanpon, sinoe e.cb one twits
own eti4ibility rules.
Old-umm will remember when
Jim Thorpe wu stripped of his
Olympic medals when it was dis-
covered that he had onoe played semi-
pro bueball - a sport that had
nothina to do with the evenll he won
in the 1912 Games at Stockholm.
Such purity has lo~ since ceased to
savern Olympic eli11bility.
Some of tbe more o utrageous
•exceptions to the Olympic ideal of
&mateurism are deteribed in an
onreleased report to the International
Olympic Commi~ from William
Simon. presidentre U.S. commit-
tee. for example.
-.. The international cycling fed-
eration hu a schedule of prize money
..,bich may be posted for all races
tanctioned by the national feder-
·ations." So the "amateur" cyclists can
rake in cash prizes u long as they're
officially approved.
-"Gymnastics long has had a
reiulation pcnnittina monetary
pn.z.es •.•. "
-The international track and field
federation has proposed "the ap-
proval of a 'trust fund' (in which)
Jthletes competina for monetary
'prizes may deposit their cash win-
runga." Simon notes that "these
monies are made available to the
•athletes during their action career,
however, to help defray livina and
tninin& expenses."
-The soccer federation is con-
siderina a bizarre new rule for teams
,hopina to make the Olympics:
"Under the "1ise of aidina ~he l~s
strona nations, countries 1n ~liminary rounds would be per-
mitted to use on their teams pro-
feuionals who had not attained their
23rd birthday."
Pele was once the world's highest
~d athlete. He led the Brazilian
national soccer team to a world
championship when he wu 18, and
apin when be was 22.
0 1t is my firm conviction/' Simon
Wrote, "that the IOC Eliaib11ity Rule
lhould be a simple one that can be
'honored by the 1S1 National Olym-
l)ic Committees ... and be readily
'adopted by the international feder-
4tions."
' The simon-pure rule he suggests:
.. All athletes are eli&ible, except those
who have competed or are compcti~
for pecuniary gain as a vocation.
Then they would be inelipblc "only
In that 1inale spon in which they have
'professionalized themselves."
JACKSON'S BOOKKEEPING -Charles that presidential candidate Jesse Jackson is too slOi>PY \in
. administrator to hold hi&h office are
baled in part on widely publicized
aovernment audits or PUSH for
Excellence, Inc. Jackson was its
honorary chairman until last year.
The audits concluded that PUSH
EXCEL, u the youth orpniutlon is
called, miaht have to &ive beck S2.2
1,nUUon of the $6.S million it bu
JeceiVed in IC)Vemment aranta IDd
· contracts between t 978 and 1982. 11 I have Just concluded a thorouah
study of )acklon's role in this ap-
e-rent scandal. My usoclate Tony
Caplccio bu reviewed Education
• ~entaudits of PUSH EXCEL r found no evidence that Jackson
bad anythlna to do with the account· tna and boOkkeepil\I-One senior
1 Education Depanment auditor con-
flnned that Jacklon'• role in PUSH
•EXCEL "wun't much in the day-to-
day involvemenL"
ORANGE COAST
llilJPllat
-
North Carolina Republican
Helms speaks out on issues
WASHINGTON -In one of the
great acts ofredunducy, Hollywood
bas made a movie about the dif-
covery of a Neanderthal-like man
frozen in the arctic ice when all alona
there was Jesse Helms. The North
Carolina Republican can on any
given iasue tell you precisely where a
Neanderthal -and a conservative
one at that -would stand. Brina us
fire, Jesse.
Having said that, thouah, it is
incumbent upon me to point out that
Helms serves a contems;><>rary -and
useful -purpose. He ti neither the
last nor the only Neanderthal amona
us and so it is aJways instructive to
listen to what be has to say. He speak$
for like-minded people.
In that connection, Helms bas been
doina useful work in Central Ameri-
ca. Not only has he revealed that Jose
Napolean Duarte won the presidency
of El Salvador with the help of USA-
PAC. a political action commitee
funded by the CIA, but he has
excoriated Duarte himself u nothina
less than a "socialist." In Helms's
lexicon, there is no more damnina
adjective.
This, however, is not how Duarte is
described by either the Reqan ad-
ministration nor the American politi-
cal establishment in aeneral. Instead,
he is called "a moderate" which is
meant to be the hiahest of praise.
Walter f . Mon~e1 ina1pec:cb before
the American :)()Clety of Newspaper
Editors, must have called Duarte a
moderate a dozen or so times while at
the same time recommendina that the
United States adopt a moderate
course in Central America.
Helms. thou&h. with the keen
vision of retrop'lde, tells us tome·
thina about Duarte that we need to
know -he ia no moderate. At least
not to the riabt-wina in El Salvador
which recosnizes no such animal.
Like Helms, it 1eet thinp in po-
larities, · realistic ones at that. It
feCOIDJZCS that even a ao-<:alled
moderate would have to strip the
nation'• elite of some, if not most, of
the power, wealth and privileces it
now enjoys. Even that mi&ht not be
sufficient. EJ Salvador ii so poor, so
sapped by war, that there miaht not be
enouah wealth to 10 around. Take the
finger out of this dike and a flood will
surely follow.
For this reason. the term "com-
munist" is a catch-all phrase -both
to Helms and the Salvador ri&ht. It is
em~ there where moderate
socialist, dissenter miabt be uied
here. It explains the all-or-nothina
mentaHty behind the Death Squads
and why, for instance, the relatives of
the dead~ often loath even to claim
the body. They know that the ri&ht recosnius no middle around. Even
the relative of an enemy is an enemy.
This mentality is not limited to the
ri&ht. The left, too, 1ee1 Duarte as
something other than a moderate. To
it, he is a hapless, accommodatina
politician and a tainted one at that.
He served in the Salvadoran junta
from 1980 to 1982 when some 12,000
Salvadorans were murdered by the
death squads and uue moderates bad
to flee to the bills. At any rate, it is
unlikely that men who have been
f.,tttina in the junaJe for yean are
aoina to settle for h&lf a loaf -or lay
down their arms to a president whose
election wu peased by the CIA,
RIClllll c ...
permitted by the military and bailed
by the United Stat.es.
The fact remains that Duane's
moderation ii an .American conc:oc;
tion. Moderation ii a peculiarly
American tenn with peculiarly
American connotations. It bespeaks
reasonableness. a mlddle-sround, the
willincness to compromise. There are
Salvadorans who appreciate all of
that -and more po9oU to them. But
there are otben for whom moder-
ation no lonJCf hu any meanina.
They-andtbeyaretheoneswiththe
auos-sec it asa synonym for defeat
In their context, the word modBation
rinp hollow -tbe delusion of
American politicians for whom che
middle course is virtually a genetic
imperative.
So, it is useful to listen to Helms.
His Is the voice of the El Salvador
ri&ht. drawl notwithstandina, and it
cull throuah the semantic f~ that so
obscures our thinkina.. In this coun·
try, he is a lonely voice in the Senate.
In El Salvador, be would be just
'lnother politician. He leCS no moder-
ate in Duarte and it does not matter if
he is right or wrona. It only matten
that othen on both aides sec him the
same way.
(c) ltU, TM WuMqtell P0tt Com-
puy
........ , .
A .,,ec:lallr,ed V.N. ,,
To tbe Editor:
Nukes have chaoeed wor1d coo-
ditio..a IO much that we must cbaQle
padts. must adapt to. tbae new
coaditiom or perish. For eumolie, I believe we mustcbanie &om i.Ad.ivid-
ual topoup made rules for'?~ and we mu& dcvdoo an orpmzaaoo, a new U.N. IO befp make and enforce
tbete new rules. The cbuter of tbe
new U .N. tboWd be IUictly limited to
the control or nukes, weapons ud
war, all other Jobi should be doDe by
other orpnizatiou.
EinltciD warned that Duka teqWre
ua to cbaaee our tbinkin&. cbanee to
actively Mnlina a new tJ.N., and to • • State tares for union fa.DU • • • • •
To the f.ditot
I would like to call your attention to
the fact that lbe tupeyen of the Siate
of CaliforD.ia ~ payi• to the unions
a $3. S million budaet fipre al'P"OVed
by the elec1ed repraeotatives who
don't teem IO care that their mo~ is beina med by Stale employees IOlic:i-tina (UDds for the uruoa IPPRD-
ticabip fund.
The aven,e tu~yer would per-
haps be very IW"prited to karu that
every contractor on public worts
projects must donate ~1/2 cents per
hour for every employee on the job to
• the Nod. This iDCralel the co.t of~
project to satisfy the uDioo fUDd. WhJ
are the t.upayen payina for tb.it?!!J
imtead doet tbe money not
froll) tbe membenbip funds t4
fioancie a union Nnction? :
From the aovemor oa ~ ooe teems to care about a $3.S · ·
bucleet, not to mention tbe
COIU \0 COMtNC1ion to atidy
UIUoni. Couki ii be V01CI \ba1 ll'C P9i4
for by the tnpeyetl'? I! ~ wby DGl
allow the ~yen \0 deduct m.
donation from their tues? ·
GENE ADAMS
Newport Be.cl . •
So wb.o '• saybJg 'Teach War?~
To the Editor:
I noticed a bumper sticker that said
Teach Ptace. You wouldn't expect
anyone to say Teach War, but the fact
i1 that there ~ a lot of people in the
world, Yt'ho are teachi~ war. and
spreadina war, and rebC OD. At tbe
same time, many Americans are
sayina peace and safety, teach peace
and make love. not war.
It's a little like a family uJeep in a
house. There ii a disturbance outside.
Why can't people be q"uiet and
pcecefu1 they ~ sayina to them.
selvea. ~ they awaken enouab tO
realize that the clamor is becaute theit
house is on fire and their neiabbort
~ ~ to warn them. I hope that
they don t just sleep and ooms>Wn,
until the houte bums down. Com-
mwlism is a raPD& fire, in the worid,
that destroys all freedom. Once t.bct
aet control. there ii no freedom, an4
no more free elections.
IrMBOLDING
Costa Meta
It's a badcaseof'infrastructure blues'
If we don't take the time today,
we'll pay the piper even more later
By VJcrOR VEYSEY
Like me, you probably don't spend
much time wonderina where tbe
money comes from to build the street
you drove to work on. But when you
need to replace a tire or have your
steerina realiJ11ed after a close en-
counter of the worst kind with a
pothole. then you start wonderina. as
I do, why there isn't enou&h money to
fix that street.
Why arc our school buildinas
deteriorating? Why is there so much
conaestion on the freeway, at the
airport, on the mass transit systems. .
Why isn't there eno:,,room at the
dump for all our aa e? Why tbe
pollution in our streams
We've aot a bad case of the
infrastructure blues.
Infrastructure is a synonym for
public works. It's all the facihties we
~uire to support our quality of life.
thl~ WC often take for lflnted.
It s wastewater treatment P.lants,
it's police and fire stations, ja1ls and
prisons. colleaes and universities.
flood control projects, ports, rail-
roads, water projects, even parks.
The answer to why there never
seems to be enou&h money to fix all
those potholes is simple: Infrastruc-
ture is expensive. And throuah our
neaJect, we've let it become even
more expensive.
Nationally, the amount of money
we've 1pent on infrastructure has
declined since 1965. At budaet time,
many .aovernments still embrace the
shortsighted poliq of defenina main-
tenance on exiatma infrastructure.
This undercuts our past investment
and increases costs down the road.
The price of that neglect is stager-
ing. At a minimum, local streets and
roads will need $7 billion over the
next decade. Estimates also indicate
the bac~og of deferred maintenance
at our K-I 2 schools to be $900 million
and growing. This doesn't include the
$3.9 billion in new schools needed to
meet California's projected popu-
lation growth.
California is a popular state; our
population will conhnuc to arow. If
we want to enjoy balanced economic
arowth and maintain our excellent
standard of livlna. we need to start
thinkina aboul where our aart>aae
goes after 1t leaves our curbsides..
Otherwise, we'll never shake thote
infrastructure blues.
In the areas it studied. the Gov-
ernor's Infrastructure Review Task
Force found $29 billion in current
needs, $49 billion in needs over the
next decade and enouah fundina for
one-third of that total. This leaves a
shonfall of around SS l billion. Any
way you slioe the pie. we're aoina to
have to pay. Either we pay more to
maintain our roads or we keep paying
for new tires and shocks.
KnowinJ that we must pay, our
challenge 11 to find cheaper ways of
doing so. That's difficult because
infrastructure 1s such a tanaJed
thicket. Some parts ofit ~funded by
the State. Some by local aovern-
menll. Some by a combination of all
three and some -like utiHties and
telecommunications --are
provided either exclusively or in pan •
No room at the Inn for delegates
If some deleptcs are unhappy at
July's Oemocrat.ic National Q>nven·
tionin San Francisco, their sripes ay
involve more than Just credentialsi
platform, planks and pmidentia
candidates.
For delepte hotel wianments are
,,no~ out and it's clear some del·
eptlons are more equal than others.
some states are already oomplainina.
Llttle did Idaho Democrats mow
u they fouabt their My tbtouab
H. L. ldtwarta •
Publlwr
CIWf Dowelltt,
£dot0t end AtMten1 tOlht~ ,renll Zlftt
AleOcie Cdit0t
TomTelt
Cit~ [CltlOI
caucu1n this aprina. but the reward
will be a room in the SteWart Hotel,
not one of the hostelries that made
San Francilco famous.
Meaowbilcl Ca.litomia'a hu,c cont·
intent of :M:> deleptea. apparently
exerdaJna tho bomO<lOun advaniaae.
will occupy tho poth St. Francis
Hotel with cable car bells cJan&iba
ouiiide and t.be chic shops of Union
Square neatby. Queen Elizabeth of
Enaland stayed there last year. <
But deleptes from WUhinaton
Stale will be bouted in the Pickwick
Hoc.ti on lower Million Street, Yt'hicb
charaa Im than half as much for itJ
rooms and recently bolrded Ul> ill
sround·ftOor food market.
Mcan.tUJe, 1u.rvivon oflhe wintry
Maine caucutn wtll be rdepced to
the Ca.rtton wbkb may be owned by
Mayor Dianne Feinstein. but ncver-
tbefes ill at the iawdry Tenderloin
d1stnct.
Onl)' pany omc,als and the prt'H
T1ous
Euu
will stay at \M city'a Laraat botcl, the
t ,SOO.room downtown Hilton. one
block from Union SQuare, and
Democrats ~ dm~lnted wbeo
the 80().room Ramada Rena.i•noe
lnnounoed it would no& be rady by
convention time. The~ will alto be DO ordinary
dclep&es at the four Nob Hill hotel
normally reqnircd u San Fran-
cisco's finest, the Fainnont1 Mark
Hopkins.. tanford Court and Hunt-
anaton . Th<>te art ~rved for bl1
donors and b1ah p&nyoffic11J
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But dcleptes from lllinoia and
Indiana won't have to WOfTY about
being on the wrona side of the tracb.
They'll be on the wrona side of San
FrancalCO Bay, nayjna at Oakland'•
H yatt Rqcncy and Oaremont hotels,
respectively -a $10 cab ride from
botla the convention ball and most
tourist attractions.
Al for candidates Waletr Mondale,
Gary Hart and Jcaee Jack.Ion~ they
and t.beir entouflltl will ute me St.
Franci" Meridian and Hyatt Uruon
Squart Hott . But c:onventiOft plan·
nen. say tealrity onduda \heir
rt'vtalina which candidato tell *bat
hotel. It as car, thouah. that if a.nye>M
should ask ma.ny ddepta "Wbctt'a
the betrr the •~ will swe:ty
include somethina about a botc1
room .
1'ltecnat Ell.u II a leata M.ac. ............... , ... " ..........
by the private scctor.
Governments usually tell 1009-
tenn bonds to fina.ace infrutnactuit ~jects. One way to lowu tbe Cott of
infrastructure is to reduce the cost ol
issuina those bonds.
Several states insure local bonds by
aettina uide a reserve fund to pey of
local dcfaulll. Becaute local de&ulta
are so rare, this reterVe need ~
contain a fraction of the total debt K
insures. Insurance makes bonds more
marketable and results in lowd"
interest payments.
Another approach is what's call~
"bond poolina. It's just what ~
sounds like --the pooliftJ Of
smaller "bond issues anto o~ wwe
issue. This cull down the bond
imaanoe costs and can reduce ~
premiums on the bonds u well .
Another ~ib~ cost-saver i1 a
"bond benk • that could sell bonds op
its own and then loan money to loql
aovemmenll to fund infrutruc:tu~
projects. All t.brec approechcs can be
uaed totetber or aeparately. . Thete ~ a variety of propou.ls
from a variety of people. •
But what teems the most ecooom -
cal way ofnarrowina the f'undin&PJ>
for public infrastructure is I>
"privatiu" iL Pnvatiz.ation is aimpty
contnlCt.ln& to have -public facili()i built, owned or operated (or all t.btei)
by the pnva~ sector. The Oty if
Norco has done this with its ~
system.
That intan&Jblc thina we call CMV
quality of life 11 directly propor·
uonate to our 1nvestJM:Dt lD la-
hstnlCt\ltt. Many localiua -my
hometown of Puadena for ooe -+
are \akina the imtiatJve ud matiqa
that 1nvuuneol
1t•a ume the IU.Dlishl o( pu
ICnltln y bnnp rational and CCMl-
dfec:tive pla.nnina to our in~
ture dec;iJio L lf we don't takt ~ u me today. we 11 be peyi aa t.be pi,pc::r rvca more tomOrTOw.
. Fontwr and ~
temWrman V1cror v~ mOJJ,. ocarly Jtf"W'd as tbe ·rmao of Go~or Dtuk~JW>·1 lnlia.Jtru
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Area's big three collects CIF' hon
Two titles to Schermerhorn,
Anderson; ij,tsh captures 4 00
the same site -Cerritos Collqe -Friday and Saturday.
Schermerhorn sped to a l :Sl.69 in the 800,jult nine.
one hundredths ofa second off the 3-A recont. then came
back to break the 3-A record in the~ meters with a 47.09
clockina.
wun't satidied, l can ao fuaer. J need to run my fin& lOO Also, Umvcnaty Hiib'• SiCVe Jea Wllllit 47 .. 3 la ..
fuler~~'s time in the 200 WU a aparklina 21.18, ud be ra:=P, ~~';= ~OUI a.y jm& ~ imllli IO
wu clOliDJ in on Thomas at the end, but the lat1«'1 eady Edison's Eric Wbeelwriab eoodler ~. .._.
bunt carritd him to a bia lead on the way to his 20. 73, a jumped ~'le to plllCe fOurtb in a~ wllida iedn dsd a 'r.J •1 ROGER CARLSON
Of .. ..., ........
NORWALK -Woodbridp Higb's Eric
Schermerhorn and Corona del Mar s Dave Anderson
swept to two ClF track and field championships and
Marina High's Chip Rish took the 4-A 400 metcn, in
addition to pushing Hawthorne Hiah sensation Henry
Thomas to a blazina 20. 73 in the 200 meters as the Oranae
Coast Area's Bi& Three did their thin& in style before 6,SOO
Saturday.
He was bumped in the early aoina and nearly lost his
balance on a day which was full of spills.
..lt aot me mad," said the Woodbridae senior. "I
forced my way back into second place, maintained for a while~ then made a move. Sims (Dana Hills' Andy Sims)
went by me, but I came back and held him off. I was feeling
tired. thouah, comina down the stretch."
Schermerhorn says he'll foraet the 400 now after
surprising himself with his 47.09, putting the emphasis in
the 800 in his bid for state honors.
time which qualifies for the Olympic Trials. efl'on by Kenny Burke of WeldUc~~
Aodenoft credited a new~ philosophy for What C«ona dd Mar'sJdl'Browa ia .....
was a bia day for him in the 1,600 and 3.200. J>Ut..benai111 bis pmonaJ bat by I¥) fliet wida a .._ Of
He won the l,600with a time of 4:13.27 and the 3,200 56-0
with a 9:20.06 clockinJ. . Fountain Valley's Ta.mbi Weaj, .'!flM> woa die 6'cm
''Thinp are swtlna to click," said Anderson ... I've on Wcdnetday at Vaiencia Hilb (116-6) 6ei•rd dlild ia
never had this happen before with this new philosopby.1t•1 the 4-A lhot put competition, wi1h a 56-1 V. e&>n.
anosugar,lowfatdiet, withalotofcarbobydratcstbe~t HurdJen Danny Tbompeoo oa· Hueti •a11 ._..
before and a lotofproteinearlyin the week.. Secondly, Ive (37.S4)and Myron Felixof&tancia(31.13)~blrdaill
been 1ettin1 as much sleep as possible." their respective 4-A and 3-A finab or the lQO.ilew Each. in the process, established himself as one of the
premier f'avorites in their ·specialities -Schermerhorn
eyeing honors in the 8001 Anderson favoring the 1,600 and
Rish with 400 hopes at tnc state regionals, which will be at
Rlsh's win l n the 4-A 400 appeared to be almost
effonless as he glided in front of the o~ition and the
Vik.inf junior wasn't overly impressed with himself.
.. couldn't feel anyone around me," said Rish ... No, I
There were other big moments tor area standouu -intermediates.
and among them was a 14-6 vault by Newport Harbor Hawthorne wu the bi& team wiMer ill -4-A c:irda,
junior Fritz Howser, which was ao<>d eoouab for a 3-A ' while Corona del Mar finitied in a tie With ~ jmt
crown in the pole vault five poinu behind 3-A champion OanesN
Honey
of a win
for LA
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A third
shutout would have been nice, but
~ft-hander Rick Honeycutt figures
just pitching the Los Angeles Dodgers
to a badly-needed victory was a job
well done.
"There's no question, this was a big
game for us and I was glad to help get
the win," said Honeycutt after he
scattered nine hits in a 5-1 victory
over the Montreal Expos Saturday
night. "The win's more important
than a shutout for us right now.
Maybe this can help us tum things
around."
Honeycutt held the Expos scoreless
until Gary Carter led off the ninth
inning with his sixth home run of the
year and second in two nights. Even
so, Honeycutt improved his record to
6-1 and led Los Angeles to only its
fifth win in the last 16 games.
"Rick helped make it a very good
day for us," said Los Angeles Man-
ager T om Lasorda. "He pitched an
outstanding ballgame and we needed
this win for our morale."
"The Dodgers have been struggl-
ing, but Honeycyutt did a very Jood
job tonight," said Carter. "He hJt bis
spots and mixed his pitches up well.
You have to give him credit."
Honeycutt struck out three and
walked one as the Dodgers snapped a
four-game losing streak and main-
tained their hold on first place in the
National league West.
Los Angeles took a 4-0 lead in the
sccopd off Montreal starter Bill
Gulfickson, 0-4, who is still looking
for his first career win against the
Dodgers.
Terry Whitfield doubled with one
out in the second and Franklin Stubbs
walked a.nd Dave Anderson singled to
load the bases. Jack Fimple sin&led in
Whitfield and Stubbs, then lloncy-
cutt brought home Anderson with a
single and Fimple scored as well on a
throwing error by Montreal right
fielder Andre Dawson.
Los Angeles added an insurance
run in the fifth inning when Pedro
Guerrero doubled off Gullick.son
with two outs and scored on Whit-
field's single.
Zalin
outdaels
Niekre
Angels refuse
to knuckle under
to Yankees, 4-0
NEW YORK (AP)-It wu a dud
of I different tort, Geo.fl' l.alLD'I
ISIOrtmeDt oe1·unt pi1Cbet apiDlt tbe
lmucklebell o Phil Nietro.
With the belp of some timely
bi . by Brian DowniJI&. wbo bad two~l. Zahn won tbe alOw-mocion
battJe Saturday u the Antell defeated
the New Y oc'k Yankees, 4-0.
"When you So out there, any
pitcher wants to throw a no-hitter, a
shutout," ~ Zahn. S-3, who
lowered bis ERA to 2.24. He ICI~
nine hits, struck out two and walked
one.
"You knowyou'renot ~ins to get a
lot of runs off a guy like N1elao, so~~:
just try to keep them dole."
said. .. l can't do anythina about our
hittin&-". .
DoWlllDI was the one who did
somethin& about the A.ftlels' b.i ·
He sparked a thn:iwwl leV": innina oft' Niekro with aa llBl-
doub&e, then drove in anomer nio
with a si.nalc in the •th to cbue the
•S-ycar-old Y aotee riabt-bander.
Erle Schermer horn (left} breeaee home a wimler ID the 800
meten; lrrine'• Laura Chapel (cente r ) flDiahee MCOn d ID
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the 800; and 0.Ye ADdenon la by "••lf ID talrtai tM
1,800. Schermerhorn and Andenon were doable-cbaJaps.
The loss was only the ICCOnd in dlbt decisions for Nietro, bolb
comina when the Ya.nbcs were shut
out, somethina that bas happened
nine times this seuon. Regionals
next step
for girls
By RICHARD DUNN ...................
NORWALK -Edison High's
track Coach Ruben Cbappins ad-
mitte<i that it's tough to compete
against the bigger, more reknown
track schools in the CIF 4-A division
-at least when you get to the CIF
championships.
And Saturday afternoon's CIF
Southern Section divisional track
championships at Cerritos College
proved Cbappin to be prophetic -at
least as far as Edison's girls arc
concerned. The Chargers were con-
sidered favorites to qualify several
girls for the regionals, but faltered in a
number of areas.
"It's tough competition here, and
you can't ~ve ID to anybody."
Chappins said, "but anytime you JOl
the kind of ffOup we have. anythmg
can happen.·
h did happen, at least for Edison's
400 and 1.600 relay teams and a half
dozen other indiv1viduals from the
Orange Coast area.
Ocean View's Debbie Orr qualified
ID the high jump (5-6) and tnple1ump
(36-8¥•): Fountain Valley's Cheryl
Henderson went 17 -10 ID the long
Jump; lrvme's Laura Chapel and
Woodbridge's Cheri Smith advanced
in the 800 meters; Irvine's Elaina
Oden tossed the shot put 39-7YJ; and
Nicole Ritcbot and Tammy Snyders
finished third and fifth in the 4-A
1,600 to qualify.
.. The other guy pilCbcd a great
game,·• Niekro said. .. We bad a
couple of chances, but be still made
the pitches when be had to. That's the
•difference. I didn't."
Despite fivin& up the four runs -
three of wbicb were earned-Niekro
still leads the American League with
an ERA of 1.32.
In the thiRI. Zahn escaped damage
when Dave Winfield popped up and
Don Baylor bit into a fora:out. ln the
fifth, Baylor bit into a double play to
kill the threat
The victory was the first at Yankee
Stadium for Zahn since April 29,
1982, when be also shut out the
Yankees.
Area baseball
trio to travel
What's left of Orange Coast
area representation in the ClF
baseball playoffs following Fri-
day's first round -Ocean View
( 4-A) and Irvine (2-A) -are on
the road Tuesday and Newpon
Christian (small schools) bas
drawn a travel assignment Mon-
day, each at 3: 15 p.m .
Ocean View, which won at Sl
John Bosco Friday, now must
travel to SL Paul Tuesday. while
Irvine. at home Friday in a win
over Diamond Bar. ventures to
Artesia.
Newport Christian. the No. 2
seed ID the small schools,, is at
Temple Christian, located in
Ventura.
Marina Bl&b aprtnter Chip Rl•h Ii•• it a
little eatra while wtnntna the 400-meter
dub Satmday. In the baoqroand la
Fountain Valley'• Cbrta Sperle.
Senior Kathy B1efeld, 1un1or Lon
Shaw and sophomore Michelle
Davidson stayed ahead of their
(Pleue eee GIRLS/82)
Temple Christian is 14-7 and
will play at Camino Real Park
with left-bander John Batelaan on
the mound. He is 9-1 with a 2.20
ERA. with Jim Washer, a ri&bt·
bander with a 3-0 record, avail-
able for relic(
Gate Dancer das hes Swale' s Triple Crown hopes
BAL Tl MORE (AP) -Jockey Anael Cor-
dero Jr. admits he could be a little crazy, but
don't tell him there's anything wrona with
Gate Dancer, the problem-piqued colt who
won the S338.t600 Preakness with a record-
sbatterina penonnance Saturday.
"I think both of them (Cordero and Gate
Dancer) are a little crazy and they ouaht to fit
each other," trainer Jack Van Bers Joked
before the race.
Cordero flt Gate Dancer perfectly. au1d1na
him atral&ht as an arrow down the home-
stretch to a 1 Yl-lcnath vic10ry over f ast-<:losi na
Play On in l:Sl 3/SA! Pimlico track record and
the fastest of the IVY Prcakncsscs.
The impressive performance by the
carmuffcd colt. who has a habit of luaaina in
durina the stretch. completely ovcnhadowcd
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SwaJe's bid to add a Preakness victory to his
Kentucky Derby triumph and dashed hopes
for a Triple Crown winner thls year.
Swale was in contention until the final tum
and then faded to fimsh seventh in a field of 10
three-year-olds.
The time clipped 2/S of a second off the
record set by canonero 11 in 197 1 'lnd was
faster than the times achieved by Preak.nCIS
winnen such as Secretariat, Affirmed. Spec·
tacular Bid and Seattle Slew, who is the sire of
Swale.
.. Oh. l know l'm a little crazy." 111d the •1-
ycar-<>ld Cordero, .. but a horx who lup in
ain't a crazy bone. 1 hate to see him set a bad
reputation because he's a aood bone.
"I'm look.ina forward to the Belmont 1fl can
ridt him hccauSt he can run all day."
Van Bers and owner Kenneth Opstein, a
fonner sports writer for the now«funct
International News Service who never cov-
ered a Triple Oown race, said that 1f Gate
Dancer came out of the race all riabt. be would
run in the I 'h-mile Belmont on June 9 at
Belmont Park.
While Gate Dancer -fourth 1n the
Kentucky Derby but disqualified and placed
fifth for bothering a bone in the strccb -
behaved himtclf Saturday, so did Cordero.
who ha been the center of controvcny in
some ~st Preakness Slakes .
"It's a pleasure 10 be here wtlhout con-
troversy ... he said ... The last time twas bcte, 1
was in a whole lot of trouble."
Until Saturday. the lut ti~Cordcrowas&,n
thc Pttakn s he wasn't even in contention
finssh1na 12th aboard Ayina Nubua in 198 l.
The race where be ~t into trouble was in
l 980, when he won with Codex. after ••kiftl
the hone eittremely wide in the~ stmdl
to 1numidate and bnJ.sb the fill) Genuine
R1 le. the Kentucky~ winner.
The tewards disallowed the foul claun
lpJD t Cordero and Codex and I storm or
protest broU OUL Nobody had any com-
plaints 1p1nst Cordero 10 the 109th Preak-
ness
He laid sixth after the first balf·milc. then
moved Gate Dancer into fourth al\er lhrec>
quane Then. Oft~ final tum. Gate OalK'Ct.
wuri na t>wl>lc cafni uJI: and a yellow
sbadoWrofl. ino"cd up to cballcnaic ~ ~uina i&ht Over.
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Tbe 1914 lituation will let an
Otympicrecord forbemmiqand
bawiQ&. after which the Uq:ic bottom
line will appear.
To appreciate the latter, comider
that the 1988 Olympic Gamenre
scheduled forsee>ul, South Kofta. If
Russia will not compete in the United States. it is difficult to envision a
Soviet team tak.in& part in South
Korea.
To bq.in with, Russia does not
even rccosniz.e South Korea u a
country. Her ally is to the north.
behind a border ofbinerneu.
lfRussia seriously feared for the
safety ofher athletes at the Los
A.qde:IOama. lbe woWd cenai.nly
live in dtMd oOerroritm ia the wake
ofthe KOl'CU airliDer incident.
Thaebe, it would1eem lolical to
auumetbat the 1918 pmee would
have to So on witbOU1 "Ruaia and her
ltOOIC nations wbicb neussarily creates the question u to whether
theft woukf be any l&J!'CI in 1988.
SouthKoreawanuSl billion, or thereabou~ fbr television rilbtt. ln
fact. South Korea des~~ need.I that revcftue in order to uce lbe
pmes. Montreal LosAnaelcsand
even MOICOw will tell you that the
Olympic carnival ii a atagerina.ly
expensive production.
~.
A.mliriGID tmevilion netwoRl&R ~Dliveaod rem&lbble IDl8dallriftl1MteveoABC,NBC.and
CISwillllllltata billion doUan (oT
&Q Ol . fes&ival 1anlilbod and diha.&'~.ecoacSIU!iPt time.
Tbua the botlOm liAe. [)imjnjs.bed
OJ~picaia 19Mandno0lympiain
1911 woWd teem'° be very Ubly.
When would the Olympic mo~
meat IO ftom there? Prot.bly to its
pave.
Ifit docs survive all this. it wouJd
be hoped that a very vital Jeaon will
have been lamed. That would be
ncvertotcbcduletbeOlympic
Games in the United States or Ruasia,
in particular, or any country which
could be rep.rded as a world power.
Oearty, tbeOlympicscan no lonaer
survive the devastating politicalton-
sequences.
GIRLS CIF TRACK. • • Marina, FV
on the road Prom Bl
respective opponents, -then Trindl
Feamley anchored the Cba.rgtts' 400
relay team to a 47.65.
~Esperanza's Mary Ann Bullard
tn the 800 meters to capture fourth
place in 2: 14.33, and qualify for the
regionals, laking sixth overall.
.
Sunset League softball champion
Marina and runner-up Fountain Val-
ley move on to the second round of
the CIF 4-A playoffs Tuesday -with
the champion Vikings drawina a
travel 1Ssianment after losing Satur-
day morning's coin flip to determine
the home team in their game with
Rollins Hills.
Later, Edison's 1,600 meter relay
team also qualified, as it took founh
in 3:51.63-so things didn't may not
have been as bad as Cbappins
tbou&ht,
"When you get that kind of per-
formance out of these girls." Cha~
pins said. "in this kind of race, then
that's saying somethi!lJ.
-She ran as Jood as sbe can run,"
said Woodbndae Coach George
Varvas. "She was scared out of her
mind before the meet -I think sbe
broke a school record.
"These girls wanted 1t rut bad, and
they worked hard for it all week. The
mental edae is the factor-our &irls
were prepared, they were ready."
In the 1,600 meters. Ricbot paced a
fine 4:55.89 clocking to capture third
in the 4-A, good for a third overall
time and a trip back to Cerritos
College Friday for the regionals, and
Snyders (4:58.11) sped to a fifth-place
firusb (sixth overall) and a regional-
qualifyiog time.
"All I know is that we came here
with six athJetes, and we left with six
medals. But as far as Smith is
concerned, it dido 't surprise me at all,
even though she got bumped a few
times."
Meanwhile, Irvine's Chapel was
busy keeping pace with St Lucy's
Carina Quezada (2: 11 .81 ) in the 800,
and eventually gave way and bad to
settle for second (2: 13.02), but quali-
fied with a third overall showing.
An&elus League champion Mater
Dei afso WIS involved ina coin flip-
but won -and wit\ be at home
against Century League champion
Villa Part.
All pmes are scheduled for 3: l S.
Fountain Valley, mca.nwhile, be-
caute it was home Friday and
Tuesday's opponent, Simi Valley, was away on Friday, must travel to
Simi Valley in the second round.
Woodbridge's Smith, over-
shadowed by Eric Schermerhorn
throughout most of the year, sprinted
Fountain Valley's Henderson
leaped 17-10 in the high jump to
qualify, taking fourth, and Ocean
View's Orr placed second in the high
jump with a liftof 5-6 to qualify.
Marina advanced by virtue of a 2-1
victory over Los Amigos, while
Rolling Hills, the Bay League cham-
pion, disposed of Bishop Amat by the
same 2-1 verdict.
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GWC women advance
Carlson blanks
two opponents
in SoCal tourney
Karen Carlson tossscd a pair of shutouts
to lead Golden West College into position
for the community college regional softball
championship Saturday on the Rustler
field .
Carlson blanked Moorpark, 1--0. in the
first round and then topped El Camino,
4-0, an second-round action to sci the stage
for today's winner's bracket showdown
with South Coast Conferenet nemesis
Santa Ana al I 0.
Carlson, now 25-7 on the season, struck
out seven in each of her two victories and
allowed only one waJk over 14 innings as
the top-seeded Rustlen moved a step
closer to the regional title.
The Rustlers scored the winning run in
the first game in the sixth inning as Laurie
Holler singled, stole second. moved to
third on a sacrifioe and scored on Lori
Tscbettcr's base bit. , -. .
In the scc,ond game, Carlson delivered
what turned out to be the winning RBI with
a second-inning base hit which scored
Vona Rosilli. who bad singled with two
out.
Golden West added two more in the
fourth inning as Tschetter deliverd a
booming two-run double to score Rosilli
and Adrienne Mason. The two wins
improved Golden West's overall record to
32-8-1.
Santa Ana advanced to today's show-
down by defcatina CoUege of the Desen,
4-0, in the first round and then scoring a
come-from-behind 5-4 triumph over
Pasadena.
Should Golden West defeat Santa Ana at
IO. the Rustlers would advance to the 2
p.m . championship game. The winner of
the Rustler-Don game will also have the
luxury of stayina alive, even after a loss in
the 2 p.m. game.
Thal would move the championship
contest to 4 p.m.
All games are being played at Golden
West.
Meanwhile. on the high school level, Sea
View League representatives Estancia and
Irvine WC1'C eliminated in CIF 3-A action.
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• • .. •• ; •"4 • , ••.. '\ TUNE-UP SPECIAL
Reg. '25 NOW '17.95
GOOD UNTIL JUNE 1, 198<4
Uni, Eagles
tennis tiosts
University High's Tro-
jans and the Estancia
Ea$1es have drawn home
ass1anments for Tuesday's
CIF 4-A quarterftnals, but
third seeded Corona del
Mar. on a 49-omc winnina
strealc and tlie defending
Cl F 4-A champion, draws
another travel assignment
and must go to Rollin&
Hills to play the Bay
League's No. 3 entry.
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The Trojans will meet
Santa Barbara, while
Estancia will entenain
South Torrance.
In 3-A competition,
Laguna Beach draws a
home assignment against
Los Altos.
This is Estancia's first
shot al the 4-A quar-
terfinals after finishing
third in the Sea View to
champion Corona del Mar
and runner-up University.
The matches are sched-
uled to begin at 3: I 5.
World Class Excellence For 1984
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TUCIU
oa. nae ()l_ympicaam. io 1..o1
A•lelwlll......,becoadadod wbn I.be Commwlilt bloc Will n.ee 1
limilar festival and you can ca1J your
bookie and the times and
coldwan.
lflblOlympkmovmaentdiesu
we know i&. there will be Yariou.t
opinions u to bow pat tbe lou is.
distanca Z.uperiorto thOIC
eaiabliJbed here in the Soulh.land;
There ue tbolewbo 11y tbe dem.ilD
of the Olympics will bea maner of I.be
political factiom of the worid bealiDa
them todtathandaU t.becommodoG
and bauleaod batted i1 bardly wonh
SPoR rs CuLUMNIS r
A neutral site would be an answer,
if indeed one could be found. Greece,
pcrbapt. onome small neutral coun-
try willina to risk beina turned into a
blttlearound for whatever then>
warda miaht be.
Perhaps, an &.ct. thia eon of tbinJ is
whit inamiational sporucompetJ-
tion will come to ... pmes beld in
various locations between nations
friendly to each other. Thiufter all,
w11 supposed to be part of tbc
Olympic concept.
it. •
On the other hand, the real Olym·
pie concept and ha purpoteaR pretty
beautit\&1 tbinp. An American and a
Russian athlete at the swtina line
will abakt bands and tell you thi1 i1
the way to tettle diff'erences.
The Soviet Union says it will not
hold pmcs ofits own for itaelf and
satellite countries. Ivan is puttina ua
It is ironic that the Olympica were
first atqed in order to act warri~
nations to lay down their arms for
awbiJe and forset the violence and
bloodshed. It may have worked then
when the conflicts were bot but it
N>r.,in Iv ,,,.....,,.. "f'' •h• ;,.._ A"nf' in
Such is tbeOlymt>lcconcept but it
may have a very senoua buic flaw-
it docs DOI work.
Perhaps it never ha~
SPORT S B REAK
Gretzky, Oilers ·
savor the taste
from. Stanley Cup
From AP diapateMI "" EDMONTON. Alberta -Wayne ,
GrelZky won virtually every honor the
pme of hocke~ has to offer. He smashed
10dividual sconng records, be collected Most Valuable
Player awards, be even helped change the way the game
is played in Nonh America.
But when Gretzky stood on the ice Di the
Northlands Coliseum and received the Stanley Cup,
nothing else mattered. •
.. You spend years and years of work and you fina.JJr,
win the Stanley Cup, th~ is notbing ebe like it,'
Gretzky said after scoring twice Saturday night to lead
the Edmonton Oilen to a 5-2 decision over the New
York lslanden in the fifth ~e of the National Hockey
League championship scnes. The victory finished off a
convincing ~I series triumph in the finals against the
four-time champions, who saw their dreams of tyina the
NHL record offiveconsccutive titles die at the bands of
Gfttzky and Company.
"I've been fortunate to win lots of individual
awards but there is no feeling like it." he said.
Carey aeta backstroke mark ·
Rick Carey shattered his second meet a
record in as many days Saturday when he
turned in a time of two minutes. 3.56
seconds in the men's 200-meter backstroke
at the Swim Meet of Champions in Mission Viejo.
Carey. the world record bolder in both the 100 and
200-meter backstroke, rewrote the meet record of
2:04.14 set by Steve Bamicoat last year. Bamicoat was
third in this race, with a 2:05.50 clocking to the 2:05.21
posted by runnerup Cameron Henning of Canada.
Carey. who established a standard for the meet
with a 57.07 in the men's 100-meter backstroke the
previous night, holds the world marks at 55.19 and
1:58.93.
Stewart up by two at Colonial
Payae Stewart compiled a 6-uodcr-n
par64 and pulled away to a two-stroke lead
over Peter Jacoblea an the third round of
the Colonial National lnvitation Tour-
nament Saturday in Fort Wonb. Stewart, wearin& bis
trademark plus-fours under the gloomy, threatening
skies, set a seasonal and tournament record with his 54-
bole total of 198, a distant 12-uncler par on the old
Colonial Country Oub course ... Meanwhile, at the
LPGA event in Clifton, N.J., former champion Doua
ft.lte, playing what she described as an .. erratic"
second round, took a one-stroke lead over defending
champion Pat Bradley when she fired an even-par 73.
Rutherford qualifies at Indy
l NDIANAPOLI S -J ohnn y II Rutherford. a three-time winner who
missed the race last May after be was
injured in a crash during practice, ended an
uphill battle Saturday when be qualified for the May 27
Indianapolis 500 while spewing smoke from the engine
of his strea.lcing March race car.
Driving a car purchased hours earlier by fellow
Texan A.J. Foyt and Foyt's longtime sponsor Jim
Gilmore, Rutherford bumped first-week qualifier Chris
Kneifel from the tentative 33-car startlng field.
Celd c e ,,tn away from finale
MILWAUKEE-Gerald Henderson m
sparked a third-quaner rally with 11 points ·
and Larry Bird scored 11 of his 28 pomts in
the founh quaner to lift Boston to a
109-100 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks Saturday.
giving the Celtics a commandina 3-0advantage in their
National Basketball Association playoff.
The founh game in the best-of-seven Eastern
Conference finals will be Mo nday night at Milwaukee.
NfW,OllT HAlllOll
SHl(JYARD
Jay• eztend wtnnln& •treak
Jim Gott and three relievers combined IJli
for a thn»bit shutout and Dave CoUJaa •
drove in the only run with a tbird-innina
single as Toronto extended its winnina
streak 10 five games with a 1--0 victory over the Cbicaao
White Sox Saturday. Gott went 6VJ ioninp. walk:ina
three and si;;:~~ out four. Roy Lee Jacboa. Bryu
Clark and Lamp followed him with Lamp
pitcbina the ninth to post his seventh save ... In other
American Lequeplay, Minnesota's Fruk Viola tossed
a three-hitter and Dave ~
drove in three runs IS the Twma
beat Boston, 7--0 ... Seattle's 0.••
8eMerM9 bit a line drive home
run over the fence in lcft«nter
field with one out in the 10th
inning to pve the Marinen a 6-S
win over Baltimott, and put an
end to a five-pine losing streak ..
. Rookie rijbt-han4er J aJme
Cocaaower and veteran reliever
RoWe Ftqen combined on a
three-hitter to lead Milwaukee to
a 3-0 victory over Oeveland ... Darrell Evan went 3-
for-3 with two RBI and Lo9 ft.ltaker homered for
Detroit as the rampagina Ti&en beat Oak.land. 5-4, and
improved their major league-leading record to 31-5.
Bowa •parka Cube to victory
IAtTy Bowa'• third hit of the game, a IJli
double, triuered a two-run seventh-inning
raily Satufaav that carried the Chicago
Cubs to a 5~ victory over Houston in a
National League game. Bowa, who bad doubled and
singled earlier, do ubled off starter Bob ~ and
scored the tying run when pinch-hitter !Udle Bet.er
greeted reliever and loser BW Dawley, 2-3, with a
double. Bob Denier then laid down a sacrifice bunt and
when Dawley threw the ball past second baseman aw
Doru, who was covering fint,
and into the Houston bullpen,
Hebner scoTCd the lead run ...
Elsewhere. pinch-hitter Ttm Cor-
coru'• three-nm double was the
big blow in a four-run seventh·
inning rally that broke a tie and
carried streaking Philadelphia to
a 6-2 victory over San Francisco.
II was the Phillies' eighth straight
win ... JoaqUla AMllJar became
the first seven-pmeWlnner in the
Bowa National League and Gffrp
Heaclrtck bad three hits and three R81 as SL Louis used
a six-run first inning to defeat Cincinnati, 9-1 ... Riek
Miller scattered seven bits for bis first victory in over
a year_ as Atlanta. keyed by Clalldell W~'• three hits, defeated Pittsburgh, 4-2 in a game ended after 6~
innmgs by rain. Mab.ler, 1-1, struck out two and walked
two in recordina his first major league victory since
Sept. 9, 1982 ... Toay Gwyu'1 three-run homer keyed
a four-run sixth inning as San Diego rallied to beat the
New York Mets, 8-3.
S uns s eek encore
perf ornian ce .t oday
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PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -The Phoenix Suns, who
were wonderi04 ifthir.;;;-eaoina to beat the Lot ~let Lakcrs in a 'Nauonal tt.ll Auociation playoff' pme,
say they can stop wonyina oow ... until today.
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"We proved we can do it Ol'K:e\" said auard Walter
Davis. "Now, we've Sot to do it apin."
Davis acored a caree:r playoff-blah 34 . points,
includina six in overtime, Friday ni&ht u Pbocnix
outlasted Los Anacles, I 3S-l27, cuttm&_tbe taken' le.d to
2· I in the bnt-of-scven Western Conference cham-
pionship series .
., Game 4 will be played today at Veterans Memorial
Coliseum (Channel 2 at 12:30 p.m.). with another 1ellout
crowd of 14.660 expected.
Friday niaht's victory was the Suns' fint over \he
Laken io tbe last eight playofTmeetiop and teDOnd in the
lut IS.
"They tttmcd to have our num=~~ Coed> John MacLeod uid ... The monkey iJ off our now. We can
conotnttate at the job we have left to do, which is beili"I
LA and advancina to tbe (leque) finalJ."
Altbouah the un never have won ao NBA Ullo in
theu 16-)ttr hastory, they are bc&innina to rcn1'mbu
197 S. 76 when they came the clo 1 -rcachina tbc flnah
that !Cason be(orc losina to the Boston Cclucs.
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C1merlllo at South Torrence
J·A
Lom90C et Footlllll
El Oorldo •• Riverside Potv western 11 Gehr
Hirt 11 Senta Ana
Rlthllll at Ca11Yon
Cerritos el Sonor• Pwemount •I La Qulnla
ttemone et Slvanna
l •A
lr'fMe 11 Artnla
Cenvon (St119U•l 11 Calolt
Norco at Plonllr
Hlwtnome 11 ttlo MeN
LaoUl\I Hiia at 9111 Gerdent
H1m1t el AP911 Valtly S.U.ut al Moufllelll View lellta Ft et ltullldoWI
l•A
T.,.,.... CllV al GledtlOM
"· lonlvtl!llH'I al Cha.mlMdt AIUM .. LA Lut?llren AIMCldlr• II &I. llrnerd
llllt!OP MonttomtrV •• u cenecsa t.idwlfl l'erll el LA .. Otltl
''"" •• Sefl MerfflO Wtlltlllr Olrlatlen 11 MM¥ Sier
llMllcMllt
Coeat ""'°" et C,..trMdt
lerrtnO .. '""''!We Cllll Qwllli.tl at 9etter
luckllY •• Woo&lerllt Chrl•tleft
llt ""' •I llOMl'nOM lllo Holtdl ~II Whltnev
o.11 .... 11 Clnlftll l.""'9ren ......., ~ vs T.,.,.... Qltltlltn et
C.miflo lllll '9rk, V111tur1, (MIMIY)
""L•Y911 ITAML8Y CUI' 'MAU .......... laf'a
lclmOnlon t, NY l•le'*" t (admOlltOn
wlM ""'"· ... 0
Ctftln•.-r .....
ITAft CMAMI 1G••1 , ......... C-..) .............
...... (Dllta) *'· w.111 " ..... , ••• ,, 6••; Slllftoll (5"cll1l110I) ... McDonald <Amerlelft Rhttrl, .. ,, 7•6, .......,..
~ 411tf. Hevee, 6-•. 7·S. ,.........,......
AllnlkOll•Welltr II.ON le9Cll CC) def H1Wk.-.,·ll'onu (Ml SAC>, .. 2. 6-2;
,.,,,_.~ Cs.od'rtrdr) d91. Llraon-
~ (CIMdt). .. 1. 6•1. 0.-...,...
SMnon•StftlfWM _,, ,...ov·Walker, 6·• ... ,,
Teem acor11: 1. Sad~. '· J (tit) Lone '-di cc end Dell•. J.
C.1un11MMV ~ W..-nM
ITATICM~
, .......... C.....)
~---Barmore (OCC) def, Nave (lacttmtn·
101, ~. H ; V1sc.ue1 (Slcr.mentol def.
Davit (Silll• AM), 6·2, Cretll'ld). • .............
hrmorl def. VIMllll, 6·J, .. 2. ,.........,.....
Barmor~vt.,i COCCI dtf. Morlies-
Weener <Cunte), 6·3, 6-2. .,....., .....
lennore-Glvtan def Vasquei·Na..,.
IS.cre.mtr1lo), S·7, 6·3, 7·6.
T11m ICOr'll: 1. Or1noe Coest eno
Slcra.mento, I.
Hlttt tcMll
CIP INDNIDUAL TOUllNAMmN'f , .. ,.,,.. Ml ...... ,
OlllllMN .... .....
erownltltroer (CdM) def. SoM (Santa
Fe), H , 6-1; o.f. Frantz (El Modena), H ,
6•2.
Note: 8f'ownsberllll' ectvences to lhl
round of 16 11 Loa C•btlltros Frldav end Saturci.v . ~
Bf'loes·Pr09P CCdM) Olf. 8onlll<hln
le.tllower), .. 1, 6-0; Olf. P1IQUll•ChaYfl
(0oWMV), 6·1, .. 0.
HWnln·t4otlltler (CdM) 411 ltevnoldt• Gray (La Sier,.), 6-0, 6-1; ct.f1 Mtf'Qdo·
Tomenlc: (Gehr), H , 6•2.
Note: Both doUt>les '""" ld'tenc:e to lhl round of 16 al LOI CA.ballll'OI Friday Ind
Stturcs.v.
Httl\ sc:hMI
GIP 'LAYOPFS (TUeldly, !:151
4·A OHi1w•-MlrlliHll et Pllo$ VwdlS
Senti Barbara al ~
C.... ... MM al Rolling Hiiis
Soultl Torrtnct 11 llJtMde
J·A Qwi ... 1111111&
Siil Marino 11 CtltbeM•
CAo!Streno Valley 11 P11.m Sorlnot La C8111de al LAI Qulnra
LO$ Altos 11 '-""-9Hdl
2·A~
Ctnlr•I et LOVOle
Monltblllo 11 Culvw CU¥
lndlo 11 CrHDI
Dllrnond Bar at Vallnela
l·A s.emM!lllll
Slnla Ynn al Tl\91Chaf'
EtsJnort et Call
'V' • • • • .. .
Wemen'•_.......
COMMUNITY COLL•GI
s.c.i .......... T___,.
(et ~ Wnt C11191l
~ w"' l, MllrNftl o GolOln Wftl 000 001 C>-1 6 1
Mooroert< 000 000 0--0 s o
C.rtson •nd Meson; 8rt.IM end Wood
Gtkt1n Wnt 4, El c;.,.,.. 0
Goldln Wtsl 010 200 1--4 I 0
El Cimino 000 000 0--0 l I
<Arbon 1nd Meion; 8otnak 1nd Cro.iev.
2&-Tlchllltf' (GWCI, Mason IGWCI.
01Mr l"lr1t-R-.I Seem
El Camino 2, Pelomlr 1
PeMHSena s, Cunta 3 (9 lnnl119s) °""' ~ llndr .. Sc...-. Senti Allll s. PeMdlnl 4 L-. Brldr ..
P1lomlr 1, Moorpark 0
Cunl1 clef. OIMfl
Pelomlr 7, PaMdene 0
El Cemlno Olf. Cutaia
Tldlv'I 0-
10 a.m. -GolOln WISI YS Slnl• Allll
(NOie: WIMer ldvancn lo 2 o.m chl.m·
Dionlhk> 111ma. LOMr dl'CH>S 10 lower
brKtlll.)
10 a.m. -PeJomar vt El Cemlno (k>Hf
ettmlnatldl
Hlth sc:hMI
CJP l ·A 'LAYO .. l"S
(l"lnl ...... ,
Miiiiken 11, Estancia 1
a.tHloWtf' 10, Mlralftlt 1
El Toro S, Sonora O
8r11·0llnda 4, Colton O
Artnla 5, SI. LUCY'S 2 Hoover 2, W1lnul I
FUiierton 2, MeoftOlla 0
Norco 3, Atta Lome I
Rowland 10, Don Luoo o LB PolY 3, Mevf1lr 2
L8 WU1on 1, El Seoundo 0
La Habr• 7, Irvine 0
C" 2·A 'LAYOflPS South Hiiis 3, Louisville 2
Sin Bernardino 2, Remona o
LAI Slrne 2, Leoune HUit 0
La Sltf're 2, lndlo O
BllhOO Monoomt<v 6, Allmenv S
Anllk>Pe v111ev 16, Ontario O
Ar111191on I, Vucaloe o
Diamond Bar S. Gladstone 2
CIF 4·A •voff lftU
(TUISCllV secMll reufld, J:ISI
Herl •I NIWbufY Perk
C.nvon et L• Qu1n11
Rlthllll 11 Sin•• Barbare
Rolllflo HIMS •I MettM
KennedV 11 Sin ~
M9tw Del el VIiie Park
,IUfRlll Ytlwv el Simi Vallev
Glfden Grove 11 Ctrrllos
.. ,
...... ICMDOI ftACIC
CIP Ila•: H ID? I
C.. Clar'rtla9 Cllllel I IOY1
...... -.. llllltn) ..
f-'A-1. nien.. 04••••1. lt.2'7" (Cit' .....,._ ....... ,_.,., t. ~
CIMle AM Yall¥1 ...,., I. ...... CMulr), IUt"; ...... (o-H}, .,,., "' ~ u.a ~> ... ,,., "o..te (le~·--·.::· A-t. <•u• hen •n-1 1. ..... ,,.,...., ,..,,., t. '--,._.
.... YllleYI. lO:il; 4. ~ (~), ~ L ....... CW s A ... ,_ IU1' &. *"" (Owey), II.". 1·A-l. ~ (~), 10.74'"; 2. ''*' (~), lt.H• l·A~t C.ton Co..rt), II.II. •• ._A-1. T"°""" (Hewtlllrflll, 20.1>"
IC" SOuflw'll lecttoft rtc:enll I I. -CMlftllaJ. rur 1 3. °""'*" ,..,... AN
YelW), 21#; •-Howwd (~),
2u••: l er-n C~>. 21.W; 6. ~
(OxlWd), 219'" .• ' J·A-l. W...._.. (AllNIDM V ...... ),
2u1·. 2. .... ., cs 111•ec111. 2Ul"; 1 JOllnlOfl (~l. tt.r; .. GOOdlft
<GeMtlla.l, tt.10", S. Ti.n. lo.ftav),
22.Jf; 6. Gertie CE9"flflU), IUl; ~ ......... , .... ,,...,.DJS.
2·A-1. Porter <C.•I, 21.fJ•, l·A-1. 111" (llMop Union), ti.fl. ... 4-A-l, Rfllll <Mwtle), f/#1 2. Hll
CS.nit Monlc9), &3'": J. s.-te ., ..... Ylllley), ._.., '-W (NW!r), &51°; S.
.....,.,1 cwes1 Ccovlnll, .. n , 6.. Howtrd
(Comotonl, •.76 . 3-~-1. kll 1 ~ (WI A ._.,,
41W (Clfl J·A ,......)1 2. llOldl CL.Nune Hiiia), 47.W ; 3. Wasllkleton (Al'ltltocle
Valley), '7.1~; '-Vllan.lu.19 (SI. PIYI),
.,,01; S. Sima (Oet11 Hlllt), ".36; 6. KueaMir
(LOI Alt.mltos), .tf.'1; Oltlers: I. McOnllt CCM), St.21.
2·A-1. Clllow1v (c.brlllo), 41.G".
1 • A-1. lftOI ( lllhoo Union), .W .15. -•·A-1. Nablll (West COY1M), 1:S2..'1";
2. ltanet (Lynwood), l:U.H•; 3. Mc:Clelltn
CEIMl•'lo-), l:SU1°; 4. H-r n•r (.._. ........ 9-dl), 1:5&.ll , ....... ,, s. 9'0Wll
!MW), l:SUl; 6. LoMlan (0rlfl9ll,
1:56M. l--A-1. ,_........,. (Wrre -.1,
1:S1M01 1 $lms (Della Hiiis), 1:SU7"; J.
ThomPton (Glnnnel, l;S6. '7; 4. .....
lMnrr Del), l:M.'11 S. s.uter (Rllldlo
Atemllol), 1:57..56; 6.. KltlPP (E"*'tna),
l:!UJ.
2·A-l 1. Shelldt 11.0YOll), 1:53.10"; 2. 8otn (Oltrttr OM), l:Se.15"; J • .JoMloft
(Verbum Diil, l:SS.01".
l·A-1. s. Grflatva (Atasc.ederol, 1:S7.16.
1Mt •-A-1. Valin (El Mocllne), 4:1US"; 2.
Holmll (Sent• 8er1)efa), 4:12.71"; J.
Gutierrez <PaMdenll, •:13.17°; .. Gr ...
CVl .. Ptnl), 4:14..IO"; S. P.rn. (G._..),
4:17.03; 6. HtrWntn (Torrenu), 4:11.14.
l ·A-1. AadlrMll (CM), .t:lJ.27°1 2.
Felldeno CCvor111), 4:16.,,.; 3. Kellv (Dina ~· •:lt.03; 4. Kini (Pldflal), 4:1U5; 5. ll (LOI Am'9oa), •:20.23; 6. ENllnoui (Monl-..0), ~ ...
2•A-1. Ver1M (South Hl•s), •:ll.30"; 2.
Ortla <ears10W), •:UR.
l·A-1. Hoff (Morro Bav>. •:20.21. ...
•·A-1. Gutlln'11 (PtMdlna), f:l2.,,.;
2. Palme (Glandlltel, 9:17.41"; 3. EICOMr Cllolllno Hiiis), f:21.11°; 4. ,......... IC>ciMll Yllwl, f:i6.22I S. Watson (Pllos
Vwdlt), 9:27.M, 6. Nibbe (Sin Mercos),
t:lO. lS.
3-A-1. ~ (C4Ml, f:iOM•1 2.
Serretot (Mounttln View), 9:24.14; 3. P9rtt
(Arrovo), 9:26.42; 4. Rodr!oull (Pomona),
t-.3U7. S. R• (l(tnnedV'), t-Al.CW; 6.
Y.uMlll (Ml• Del), 9:45.17.
2·A-1. Nitti (LOVOll), t:11,cw•, 2
Mlldlell (SI Fre.ndsl. f:ll.17"; J. 8ICI (Sin
Mwlnol, t-J7.t1"; 4 BurrOUllM (Aeour1>. •~r ' l·A-1 Hal (LI Selle), "2.6.
llt .... ,.,...
4·A-I. Young (HlwlhOrM), 101", 2.
Tl'IOmlt (f>lsaOIM), 1U1•; 3. Nlcholwln
IMllllllM). 14_.,.; ... ~ (lnvlewooO),
14.53", S. TlllmM (H9wthor119l, 14.75; 6.
Hatcher (Muir), lS.00.
3·A-1. JOMt.on (l(etllle), 14M"; 2.
GrltOt'v (Minion Vletol, 14.67; J.,.,...... '*"' Ott), l4J61 4. Dotson (Pomonll, 14.f4, S. Holl IG1111S1\a), IS.CW; 6. MMtlnet
(Cteremont), IS.OS. l ·A-1. Porter (Cebf'lllo), 1•.14"; 2.
Jonnson cei.1r1, l4.1s•. l. Mc:CrlCken
(LOYole), 14.SI".
l·A-1. Hubl>erd CBllhOO Union), IU3. . .......................
•·A-1. Buoo cwnt Covlnal, 37.19•; 2. Bledts (Muir), 37.26•; 3. Younv
(Hawlhornt), 31.2t•; 4. ~ ,.._,,.
....._ 119ed!l, J1.J4•1 S. Gral\a.m
(Hewthornel. 37.7S; 6. Oatis (Muir), 31.33.
3·A-l. Ponllflll (ESPll'llUI), 37.7••; 2.
RO.Ch ( L•ouna Hills). 31.IO"; 3. Hell
CGenul\al, •.27; 4. Fllll UEslMCl9), JI.Ill s. wntlev CMontdllrl, 39.SS; 6. GrlllOIY
(Minion Vlelol. 3U3.
2-A-1 Porlw (Clbtillo), 36.lS•.
l·A-1 H~rd (BllhOO Union), 39.40 ... ,...
•·A-I Hawthorne, ~ (CIF •-A
record), 2 Muir, 41.46"; 3. Sent• Ana Vellev, 4116°, .. PeMdlnl, 41.tr, s
Comoton, 42.02•; 6. LB Jorden, C2.19";
Others. 7. MertM, U.Al".
3·A-1 Gennhe, tt.43, 2. Pomona.
42,., 3 Bllhot» Amel, 42.'9; 4. Kettlle,
0.17, s. ChelflY, 43.42; 6. Dina Hiib, a.u.
2·A-1 Lovoll, 42..llr.
l·A-1. BllhOP Union, 42.71. ,,. ,...
4·A-1. HawtllOr'nt, 3:17.23° CCIF •·A
record), 2. Muir, 3:1S.44"; 3. west Covina,
3:1•.03"; 4. Compton, 3:16.17"; s. LB Polv.
l :16.Sf"; 6. Pe~. 3:16.Jl•, 7 Centennial,
3:11.6 ... 3·A-1. Gannhl. 3:19.63; 2. Dine Hiiis,
l :IU3, 3. EsOlf'enie, 3:21.14; 4. Rench<>
Alemltos, 3:23.16; s. C-. l:21M. 2·A-1. Lovo1a. 3:15.ts•.
l·A-1. Perris, 3:24.34.
Hlttl IUmP
•-A-1. Burki IWesllakl), 1-2· (CIF 4·A
record!; 2. Anderson CBurrouons>, 6·101/••;
3. Moeblus 1Rolll119 Hiits), 6~61.i.•; 4. WMtll·
Wrfttlt (ldblft), 6·6V.•1 5. Thlus
ILvnwood), 6·4; 6. Wiison (Rldl•nd•I. 6·•.
3·A-1. Eckarl IKIPOll), 6-t•.i.•; 2. 0o¥e
(Montclair), 6-6'/••, 3. (lie) Werd (Moreno
Valllvl, Codv IStrvlll) and Rose CSluouaJ,
6·4, 6. PrukOD (Servlltl, 6·4. 2·A-1. Oenvtela (Azuaa>, 6-f".
l·A-1 Wadi (Sanle Vnet), 6·6'1•"
&.Ml"""" •·A-l. RlcMrdson (P•Mdena). 2s-1·.
2. GrMl'I (lnvtewood), 2•·311J•; 3 Jones
(Cut¥er City), 21·11", 4. Lee IHewlhornt),
23·6V•", S Nellon (Simi Vattevl. 23·4\IJ", 6
Hltai.r (Muir ), 23·0\IJ.
3·A-l. Yuen (Montel>ellol, 23·1". 2.
JO!lel (Slddllblclll, 23-•14•; l. Fenton
<Cvortu), 23-1~; 4. lrechhew (Sluousl.
22·1; s. Halllft (CorOM), 22-7~; " ....... <wn•r-.>. 22·)"1. 2-A-l. Hiie (Monrovtel, 23·7\IJ•
1·A-1. Stoll (a.nnl119), 22·4VJ T,_...,.
•·A-1. RldlardlOll (PIMOIM), 53-0 •
(CIF 4·A ,_.di; 2. Turner (LI Jorden),
4f·l \'J•; 3. Gr11n ClnelewoOdl, ff-7•••; • HO«*• CLalllWOOd), .,._,., S. Brown
caallr>. •~·. 6 evua <FonttMl, 47·7~·. 3·A-1. Wlllla.mt (lll.lblOo\IX), 17·SVJ•, 2.
Jlft (UlllWnltY), '7·1°1 3. Fenton
(Cvpr111), ••: .. DIVI& (Chino). .... ,..., s.
Wtlllt (An.._. Valllvl, U-1~; 6.
P'lllllVlfont (Se6dll.Oee:k), 4!· IO.
2-A-l. Dlnlllelt (AIUM), '7·2VJ.
l·A-1 Trlplett (~), ••v.. .........
4·A-1, Houde (Simi V1lltv), 14-00, 2
Lii (Stllll MonQ), 14·0•1 ). ltonlov
lltt111nt Hibl, la .. ; •· L.lwter Cltollnt Hl11111 la•6, S. LUlul (~), U .. 1 6
(1111) 110a1m (ffooff\1111 end COOMr (hlnal, .... S-A-1. ...._. ,....,.,. MllfW),
14-6"' t. l{uft1 (U,..,..), U·6, J. Wlllwns t (~Ill), lN1 .. (lie) Smllll (~I Md
l«iton (Cottfte), ~
t·A-1 Ytune (~ Ylllv). lN•; 2. Wellfl (Nin Dime). IJ..._ 3. O'c.Mor
(Ct .... ), tk
l·A-1. Horveltl (~l. fK ......
•·A-l. Holdlft (.._..), •·Pl•; l WilhOn (~). S1•10\I\"; a. ...
(,_.. Yall¥J. N•t"•1 4. JIC*Nfl
(HawtNrnl), 56·1 S. ~ (C,..._.. va1rt1. ss.. 1-.:" A1tri cv• !'9fll>t ~-7 l·•-l '1ultr1d\ (c....trlllo v....,),
....... (C.11' )•A t«llN); 2. A•lllNM lli'IM*' Vlllo), •1-10• .. ·: l. lllcdatd (I.Al
kfll), D·I -; 4. ......... CC.>, M-t'11
JOftMOI\ ('-Clflc:1). U-S~\I &. V......
IC.), lt·J. 1•4-1 1'llen!ton lL.o"°'91. M4.
l•A-1. ROllllue\ CC!len\lnadl), M-f'.
._., ' '*""'I· ........ ""'-· tur COP ................. ii. ..... (~ ,...,, ...... , L ..... Cllllllll __,
11W; f........,. U M-.>1 IUI"; l
Ofwll ~-··· ""'' .. ...,. ~l:-1~1•: <•..,_,1 ur;
I. MllCMI ( ....... ~ 1. L\IW '"'--... ,. 1Ut1.. , ......
de), 1IAI I.•._ CC..>, tul; 6. _... , ............. ........... , ..... ,,,1.16 .
l·A-t. ac... (LA LultWWI), 11.ft", -.. A-1 lll'9c:ll C~). D.Jr CCIF 6-A ttconfl; t. ll-.nt CCerr11iM), D.W; a.
Pwrll ls.tte MlfllQ), M.21°; 4. GrMI
CHewttltrNl, MM•; S. Stflla <La~>. ,..~. " Mlllr (M6M), M.W. ~A-1. 9tnll1 Cit DerilCIDI. ~1S; Z.
~ C~l. ll.64; J. MlfN (~). 2U7; .. ..._, (Calell), 21)11
S. wtMrnlft llltw_..I, 2U7; 6. ....
cS01W1>, 25.n, °"""·a.._. tU..· 9"¥), ILll.
2·A-1. llMIMon (La "-"9), 24.lr. l·A-1. Jlduon CLA L.uttwlll.), M.,,., ...
•·A-1. lltlock (eon.ton), 11.W (Clft•
Southern *''°" -•>: 2. Wtlloft (MUI!'), SJ.71•; I. Fll'Wll (LB Maaft), SUl•; ..
19nnttt <C°""'on I, ff.ff•· s. Turner
,......,,., Hllll, su.s•; 6. ke11v (Tor· renc:.I, 17.Gl2.
3-A-1. Vldllft (Pomonl), SS..M•; 2.
aanks <El OorlClol, sus•1 3. ll•neom <E1
Toro), 56..26°; t Aubudlon CENlll'lllUI},
S7.lti s. Qu9llcla (51. Lucv'•l. 17Jt; 6.
Adllmt ~). S7.13; OIMra: .. 1111111 <wn•,...>.M.a. 2·A-1. .. ..,.,. (La ~). 51.M;
Othlr1: I. Ol'll t•r <MMw Del), tllt.17. 1-A-l. Mertln (lllm of 1M W0'1d), !I.ts. -4·A-1. HUii (COl'ftPtOn). 2'11.W (~ ..
A record); 2. lAlftkl (LI Mia.an), 2:lur"1
J. DIAln (Htwfhornt), t:1'.Tr; .. Kelly cc.nvon1. t:1ur1 s. ......, , • ..._,.
2:17.JJ (..._..)I 6. Nlc:flc* (Walnut),
2:17.'2.
l--A-1. QutUldl (St. Lucv's), 1:11.ll•; I. a..I ,.,,,.,, 2:1Mt"1 l. LoM (M6Mlon
ViltO), 2:l~; 4. ..... (WI 1•1-),
2:M..»'1 S. Bultrd IE..-.nui), t:t&. 15•; 6. Smlttl (UN!ld), 2:17 ....
2·A-1. ZltMwrnM (Hordhoff), 2:tU6.
l·A-1. WrOllll (Manhll FIA'ldllmtn-111). 2:23.52.
IMt .. A-1. Hui (Compton), ._,I.JI"; 1
C.ttlwr• (Mir'• Coal•). 4::S106•; J. ......
(..._), 4:SIW1 4. Moa•lldl (5911
o.Drltl), •:56.71"; s. ...,.,. ( .... ),
4dl.11°1 6. O'Hare (,.._. VWdll), d.!5°.
J·A-1. EICOtlou !El Oorldol, •:56.'1";
2. Hlttllm ILi Qulnte), 4=".31"; 1 Tllomp-
1on IS.WU.>, 5::1D.71; 4. a.II CIFW9J. Ml.l71 L ...... C....... ._..,,,
SM.Hi 6. COOPll' IEI Dor'ldo), 5:17.12.
2-A-1. Garnett (tMrvmounf). S:00..21.
l·A-1. A1e1MO CC.II), S:ltM.
J.• •·A-1. o·...,, c~ Verda),
1"9.24°; 2. Mol4Ulde (San Gltlr'lel),
10-A7.lr; l. SC:ott (Tusttnl.1.. 11:CM.1r; 4. Sutton (NtwbUrY Pll'k), ll:wR; s. ttluo
(H9rt), 11-...; 6. Ferr.. (~
Otks), 11:11AI.
l·A-1. ThomMon (Seutua), 10-AUO•; t. ...... ,...._, ...,..,,, lt:1U2111Sl•
(CM), 11:21.171 4. McGrlM (Utltlncl), 11 :22M; s. Wllllems (Norco). 11:26.62; 6.
Quinn (D-Hiiis), 11:3'-SO,
2-A-1. P!Mlt CArrovo Grandi),
11:ous·; 1 e.man <Stn fMrlnol. 11:01.,,.,
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COMPLETE NYSE, AMEX COMPOSITE TRAN8ACTIONS, .a,
Onita way
Tbla la an artlat'• conception of tbe Filmcorp Center, a $75-
milllon entertainment complex catertnc to fl1m and
tele'rialon producen, for which frOUDd wu broken tbla
week In Cul-nr City. When complete, the center will
Jnclade omce.. re.tau.rant.a. oma . .creen.m, rooma and
poet-prodactton facilltte..
Crackdown on discount bonds
A long-used tax-favored technique
for us1~ discount bonds is about to
be eliminated. with surprisins tax
consequences. But you still have
opponunities to cash an on this
technique -if you act with care.
A bond seUin$ for less than its
issued price is sa1d to be selling at a
"market discount" -due usually to a
rise io interest rates after the bond is
issued. The simple explanation: Why
should any investor pay face value for
a bond paying, say, 6 percent. when
the investor can get 10 percent or 12
percent for a more recent issue? But
by payi ng less than the face value of
the older bond, you get a return
approximating that on the recent
issues. You also could count on this
tax break:
When the bond 1s redeemed or
sold, the difference between the pnce
paid and the amount received is taxed
as tax-favored long-term capital gain.
In brief: 60 percent of the apprecia-
tion in the bonus pnce escapes tax.
Also, 1f you borrow to buy market
discount bonds, you offset ordinary
income by taking CWTCnt interest
deductions. point out Prentie»Hall's
editors. But you pay tax on your bond
profit when you sell at the tax-favored
capital gain ratet.
New crackdown: In general, gain
from the sale or redemption of a
market discount bond is treated as
fully taxable interest income to the
extent it is attributable to accrued
market discount In addition. interest
paid on loans to purchase market
discount bonds generally cannot be
deducted until the bonds arc sold and
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SPELLED-OUT
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New Crown Point
lives up to promises
Dana Point eatery
a dazzling place
Bill and Jeanne Peters' long-awaited
Crown Point restaurant made its public
debut in the Dana Point Marina. In the
weeks leading up to the opening, an almost
unprecedented demand for reservations
indicated extensive community interest in
the end result of construction that lasted 17
months.
From the accounts of those attending
several private functions prior to admit-
tance of the first luncheon guests, the $5.5
mtllion Crown Point shows every sign of
deljvcring on the Peters' promise to create
one of the most dazzling restaurants on the
Orange Coast.
Crown Point was constructed on three
tiers. The ground floor provides enclosed
parlang for employees and delivery trucks,
together with installations for food storage
and preparation. The elevated second floor
houses the mian dining room, conference
center and k_itcben; the cocktail lounge.
seafood bar and dancing/entenainment
sections are located on the top level.
The loWlge ~d seafood bar seat 140
patrons. the main dinfog room 160, the
conference center up to 250 for a sit-Oown
meal and up to 400 for buftet service. The
latter also has provisions to divide the
room into two separate areas for smalJcr
meetings.
In the initial planning st.ages by Perez &
Hurtado, Architects, Inc., of Orange,
principals Jess Perez and Ray Hurtado
conceived an architectural theme com-
patible with the C$tablished life-style and
existing facilities in the Dana Point
Harbor/Marina. Foremost in their design
considerations were a marina-related
aesthetic appearance, maintenance. func-
tional use, traffic circulation, landscaping
and optimum use of the site.
Crown Point's menus -from lunch and
dinner to Sunday brunch and the seafood
bar -offer a lavish array of continental
and international dishes. A snack at the
seafood bar can range from ccvichc estillo
Mexicano ($4.95) to a bountiful seafood
platter combining shrimp, oysters, clams,
crab and cevichc (S 12.50).
Heading the kitchen operation is ex-
ecutive chef Osman Elimsa, one of the
most highly-regarded professionals in the
field. Before he assumed his duties at
Crown Point. Elimsa was the executive
chef at Swallows Cove in San Ocmcnte.
Crown Point is located at 24399 Dana
Drive.
W estlands merger
goes to stockholders
The board of directors of Westlands
Diversified Bancorp Inc. has set June 8 as
the date for a speciaJ stockholders meeting.
Purpose of the mectJng is to approve a
definitive merger agreement with a
subsidiary of Canadian Commercial Bank
of Edmonton. Alberta, which currently
bolds a 42 percent interest in WDBI.
Ma1hng of proxy materials to WDBI
shareholders commenced on May 16.
Under terms of the agreement, which
previously was approved br. the Westlands
board of directors. CCB WJll acquire all of
the out.standing common shares of WDBI
at $2 a share. The company currently has
2,565.838 common sh.ares outstandina.
includina 1 ,071,500 shares held by CCB.
In additton to approval by the WDBI
stock.ho Ide~ the clo11 ng of lhe transacuon
is subJcct to the approval of reaulatory
agencie . Upon consummation of the
merger. CCB will anJcct add1t1onal capital
into WDBI 10 recapat.alite WC$tlands
Bank. the compeny'5 pnnc1paJ operauna
subs1d1ary. That action wlll be 1n ac-
cordance With the tenN of the cease and
desist order issued by the Federal Oepo It
Insurance Corp. on Feb. I. 1984'
Wesdands DlVcrsrficd Bancorp also
announced that, as anucipated, 1t incurred
an addi11onal openuina lo$~ 1n the first
.•
quancr ended March 31 . 1984. The loss
reflected a decline in net interest income as
a result of reduced loan volume and loan
sales, the adverse effect of a continuing
high level or non-earning assets and hi&her
interest expense.
The net toss for the period was
S 1,382,000, equaJ to 54 cents a share,
compared with net income of$625,000, or
24 cents a share, reported in the prior·year
period. Weiabted average sh.area ouuund-
llll were 2.56S,838 in the fint quarter of
1984 and 2lS64,4 I 8 in I 983.
ln accoraancc with the ccue and desist
order, WDBI has been reduci:na the bank's
assets wbicb1 in addition to the capital
i.nf usion to oe provided u pan of the
meracr plan mentioned above, ia desianed
to increue the bank's capital ratio to the
7.$ pcTQCnt level specified under the order.
Thatntioat March 31 wu3.6pcroenL Tbe
bank's assetJ were S-408 million at the close
of the first quarter, compared wit.b $4S.
million at Dec. 31, 1983.
Manqcment believes that the consum-
mation of the meraer and the mjectlon of
new capital will •trenitbcn the financial
condition of the bank and enable manqe-
ment to deal effectively wtth the problems
which have caused the ruent opcratina
lone
SYLVIA
PORTER
the income is subject to tax. This big
shocker stands the ~ law on its car.
You may be hit with income taxes
even if you make a gift to, say, your
child. That's a giant dcpanurc from
current law.
Say you pay $5,000 for an ABC
bond due an 20 years with a face value
ofS 10,000. You give the bond to your
son 10 years later when the bond has a
fair market value of $7,500. In the
usual gift situation, you would owe no
income tu on the transfer. Under the
new law's provisions, you would owe
tax -at high ordinary income rates
-on $2,S-00 ($7,500 fair market
value when the gift is made minus
$5,000 original purchase price).
Key point: The new tax law
crackdown that makes market dis-
count ordinary interest income rather
than capital gain applies only to
bonds issued afterthcdatcofthe law's
enactment'. And that opens up a huge
opportunity.
For many years, you still will be
able to realize low-taxed capital gain
oo the price appreciation of market
discount bonds. Reason: Most deep
discount bonds were issued long ago
when interest rates were much lower
than they have been an the past few
years.
You also are allowed to take a
ponion of the market discount into
mcome each year the bond is held. If
·you do, you arc not subject to the
interest deduction limitation. This
special election cao in tum open up
these big tax-saving strat~es.
Strategy No. I: You, as parents,
purchase a market discount bond and
immediately give the bond to your
child. The child elects to take the
market discount into income each
year. Result: The first S 1,000 of
income each year is sheltered by the
child's personal exemption.
Strategy No. l : Same· as Strategy
No. 1. except you, as parents, borrow
to buy the bond for your child. Under
the new law, since the child elects to
take the market discount into income
currently. the new interest-Oeduction
limit docs not apply. Results: a) You
deduct interest against your highly
taxed ordinary income, and b) your ·
child shelters up to $ l ,000 of income
per year with personal exemption.
Electronics
show will
beheld in CM
More than 80 firms representing
700 manufaaurers of components
and systems will participate in the
Electronic Representatives Associa-
tion's annual components exhib1t1on
at the Oranac County Fa1rvound 1n
Costa Mesa May 24
The show is a featured event of the
ERA 's Southern California Chapter
and draws upward of SOO cnamecrs.
manaaers and purchasina execuuvcs.
Admi ton 1s free.
Member finm Wlll display prod·
ucu and equipment of the manufac-
turen they repre~nt 2: .lO to 6: 30 p m
at the fa1rarounds. 88 F11r Dnvc.
There wtll be complimentary refrcth·
mcnt and fret oarkan1
,Fiirst American. Title
promotes Irvine ma
J.U S. Hoye of Irvine is the new district manqer at Pinc Amerteu Tl
laauuee Co. of Santa Ana. Hoyt will serve tbe title needl of Realtors
lenders in lrvit\e and parts of Newport Beach. • • • Dlaaa KeMall has been promoted to production/traffic ma0qer at
MoatqraHe 6 Co., •., a finn that speciaJizet in health care and •
techmarkedna. Kendall had formerly been 10 assistant to the accou
executive staff as well as handlina various production funct1011s. Sbe
previously worted at KFMS. TV and KJQY radio, both in San Dieao. • • • Pe&e1''1.. Man has been appointed western division manqer o(C. ...
Buker Commerda.I RMI Eacac. Serv~. Marr was formerly aenior Vi
arr
presidcmt'llnd Southern California rqional manager, with responsibility for
offices io Orange, Los Anaelcs. Riverside and Ventura counties. ln bis n
post, he is responsible for directing the activities of 43 offices lhrouahout
states. • • • Ellle Berllaer of W. Sims ID11ruce Matkedq Semce1, * has
licensed for life and disability insurance sales by the state of cai'ifom·
Berliner is office manqer and public relations director for W. Simi, wblch
affiliated with Jay It l\eafro las~ Broten of New,ort BeacL .Berliner
a resident of Irvine and active in the community u a publicist and editor f1
several charitable organizations. She is aJso a concert and band vocalist. ••• A1rCaJ shareholders have elected seven directors to serve the Ne
Beach finn for the coming year. Elected were: Gaeral Wtwam Ly-.1.:.1 ........ ,,.
of the board, president and chief executive office of AirCal and chairman
chief executive officer of the Wllllam Ly• Co.; Geerse L Arl:JrOI, vi
chairman, chief executive officer of Anael Developmnc Co. and princioal
the Seattle Martaers Bueba.11 Clab; Sllelcloa J . Best of AirCal; EW.
Gnvette, Jr. of Bowery Savlql Bok; Claarlet R. kott of htlenDark.
Manila L Slaaptro of the law furn oflreU ud Maaella. and Jad D. Steele
USC. • • • Laguna Hills resident Wally Nielsen is one of eight B• of Amert
officers from throughout Southern California to receive the bank's S ·
Presidential Reconfition Award for out.standing achievements in 198
Nielsen is vice president and area manager of Bank of America's N
C.cnter branch. • • • Nielsen's achievements include a 37 percent growth in deposits for
branches and a i 2 percent increase in commercial loans -the ~est aro
in thccat.egory io thcbank'sOrangcCounty-LosAngclesCoast region. Nie
also reduces net loan losses by 92 percent. • • • Kana Hartlieb of Laguna Njguel has been named director of catering fi
Tile Rltz-Carltoa, a I 7.5-acre luxu11. resort hotel under construction in
Niguel. Hartlieb will be respons1blc for planning and executing aJI
functions in the hotel's pnvate areas, including 18 reception rooms and sev
outdoor settings. Prior to accepting her new post. Hanticb serve as assis
catering director at The Ritz-Carton in Chicago. The Laguna Niguel hotel
slated to open this summer. • • • Paclfk Bell bas bought a 21-acrc parcel on the comer of Redhill
Edinger in Tustin from Callfornla PU"Dten ofNewpon Beach and the Suca
Lud lmprovemeat Co. of Los Angeles. Pacific Bell plans to build
administrative office facility on the site. • • • Leonora Moaabaa of llterutJoul Tnnl Spectalltu of Newport Bea
has been named director over all pleasure travel for the company. She bu
with the company since it began in 1978.
• • • Secuity Pacific NadouJ Baek has opened an offioe in east Irvin
offering a fuJI ran~c of deposit and loan services, including nigh deposit~.
drive-up teller facility, a 24-hour teller machine and safe deposit boxes.
• • • Gary Smltla is the new semicustom product marketing manqer fi
Pleuey Solid State, an Irvine-based manufacturer of intearated and by
circuits. Smith will direct aJJ custom and semicustom sales activities for
firm in the United State and Canada. Until hisappointment, Smith had 1erv
as national sales manager for Telmot, lac. of Sunnyvale.
• • • Antlaony Gammerlello and Deu Valeriuo have joined the HuotJ.na
Beach branch of Sean Savtap Baek as personal bankin& specialists. The
will be responsible for obtaining new accounts and managina acco
portfolios.
• • • Moboeo IDc. jewelers has opened a new store on the ground floor of the 2
Newpon Center Drive office building_in Newport Beach. Davtd Bat, of
Cbrles Dua Co.'1 Orange County offioe in Newport Beach, ~nted
lessors in the transaction between Moboco and Avcx Realty/Holland
Servicesof Washington, D.C. ·
• • • Newport Beach-based CoVtoe & Alsodata, an environmental f'Plj!Ane!I
engineering and planning firm, has won approvaJ to build Lake Elsinore's
permanent boat marina. Dubbed the Back Bay Marina. it will include 200
slips, plus a restaurant, tackJcshop, launching facilitietand parking for l 8S
and 38 cars and trailen. The project was developed by Al Berti of Ne
Beach, with construction slated to begin in July. Completion is anticipated
the spring of I 985.
• • • Cuollae Weyller is the new sales manager for KOCM·FM Radio
Newport Beach. Previously, Wcyher was with KWIZ in Santa Ana.
• • • Mart Derma.a of Cal·Mart in Irvine has been elected to the boerd
directon of HJckoCa~aveJ Sy1tem1, lac., a consortium of travel agencies
the United_ States, da and Europe.
• • • Westen Federal Savlq1 b1 opeaed a llome .... cater la
a11oclatioa'1 Ml11loa Viejo 11vta11 efftce, HIM Crowa Valley ParkwaJ la
Mt111M Viejo Mall. Tile aew office will make real etcate lou• exclulv
laelMtac •1rect ud mortca1e-bretered loau oa llomes.
2 local businessmen
win honors froll) SB11
Two area business pel"IOns were
honored by the U.S. Small Business
Administration during a luncheon
marking NationaJ Small Business
Weck.
The proaram was sponsortd by the
SBA and the Los Anaeles Area
Chamber of Comme~.
Honored were J. Fernando Niebla
of Costa Mesa as the SBA Los AnlClel
District Small Business Pcnon oTthe
Y car &t\d Dr. Chnftopher Bush of
Costa Mesa u Lot AqeJes' Jnoova·
tion Advocate.
Niebla is president of lnfotec
Oevctoplnliaa of Cos1a M~ which
he founded an l978 wilb 'Sl0.000
capital and one employee. Today, hi•
company cm~ UO p90plt and
trntratts S6 millK>ft annual ratct.
Jnfotec 11 1 davenifted hpt«h· notOIY firm invOlved 1n numtrOUJ
spacc-qc proJCCU and ofths sys~ e~rina for acrospacc ap
cauons. so~ J}'ltems, space._
lite and uanaponation systems
computer systems ln aencral.
Bush, founder an4 PRSident
Spectron Development Labora~
ofCosta Mesa. received biaawvd
dcvelopina numerous h.i&h·t
noloSY innovations. Seectron
vcloement Laboratones i1
OJPiJcd 11 the leldina finn in
nation in the number of a
sru...S under the SBA's Small 8
nc11 Innovation RClal'Cb Pl'T'I_, ...
Bulh wu instn.unental in
ina Ud cooduc::tift& the hiibJY. • casful November f 983 SBA-Ora
CountyChambcro(Commerw h-
technolOS)' conference head in N
pon Bcacb.
He WI also l\lmcd BA Repon
wanner in ht cateaory.
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Collect costs
in advance
By SIMON IYKE8
~>
(
Pal sold -her
on Villa Mira:
i
A person can overhear the damdeet ..,_ In
restaurants thele days, but none ... more
convincing than the one LeeNe DuQM NCenty
heard.
You have decided to sell your home, due to an
upcoming change of employment.
"He (a friend) just raved eo much 9bOut VIia
Mira. Its excellent location and amentta.. that I JU8l
had to check It out for myaeff," Mid Oua911 ... , ...
sold on the first vlelt. The hardeet dedlfon.I had 10 maJCe wu the-.pectftc k>catlon.j· ,_........,_
A friend recommends a real estate broker to
handle the transaction for you.
After meeting with the broker, you are
somewhat surprised when he produces a list of his
anticipated out-of-pocket costs, and aiks you to
pay them up-front, 88 a condition of hrs accepting
your llstlng.
Clients have not been schoofed to expect such
demands, but It may be well to examine the
justification for advance coats.
Many brokers choose to gamble on closing the
sale of a property they have listed. They advance
the costs of advertising, open houaea, appraisal
fees, travel, etc., from their own pockets.
If the property falls to sell, the broker has lost
not only the deal, but also the cash and ttme he
spent on the llstlng.
At The Canna~llng Group'• recent 991"-
eral aalea opening at VIiia Mira. Dug9n purctJ 111d a
two-bedroom, one bath home. Her condomlnUil Is
convenlentty located near the communttY• NC-
reatlonal facOttJes -two eolar-auiated •wlmmlng
pools and spas, a fulty equipped gymnm.n.
voltybalt court and lounge.
"You Just can't find a better buy for the
money,'' aakt Dugan. .
For Dugan, the visit to Vitia Mira wa doubly
lucky -she also won a dinner-theater PllC*I09 at Leelle o.aan accepta prise from Carma Sua41lna clllef S.A. '68aadf" llndH•&· the grand opening celebration. ,._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._.__::;__._._._._._.__:_._._.__::::...._._._._...:.:..:.:~~-=-=:!:.:.:.:.:.~::.=.:==-==::.:.:.------._;!---._.;:,.._
F A I R E H A R B 0 u R A T s A N c l E f\1 E N T E
Real estate brokerage Is unusual among professions In that other professions do collect r-------------------------------------------------------------------.-;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;;,,;;_.._.._.._.._.. ____ ;;;;;;;;;;;m
advance costs from the cllent or patient before they
are Incurred.
An experienced broker knows his job and can
quite accurately predict the costs to be Incurred In
marketing a property.
Listing these costs on a spread sheet should
show the potential client how the broker's expertise
will be used.
It also gives the client a chance to approve the
various cost Items In advance.
The Callfornla Department of .Real Estate has
some rigid rules on what brokers may coUeci In
advance. The advance coUectlon of fees, as
opposed to costs, Is an entirety different matter.
~dvance fees would be for services not yet
performed, white advance costs are Intended to
cover such expenditures 88 newspaper advertising,
signs, Multiple Listing Service Input, and title
reports.
A broker requesting advance fees has learned
that his time Is best spent concentrating on serious
clients, rather than feverishly pursuing llstlngs
which may never mature Into transactions.
The request for advance costs -following a
professional evaluation of marketing procedures
-should not be a cause of alarm to a client.
It Is an Indication of a level of professlonallsm
which, when weighed with the broker's reputation
and approach, should Inspire confidence In his
abllltles.
(Simon Sykes Is editor of first tunday, a
journal for the real estate Industry, P. O.Box 20068,
Riverside, CA 92516. Tel: (714) 686-8005).
'83: A good year
for mortgages
Callfornla's mortgage bankers are reporting
that 1983 was a vintage year.
Results of an annual survey conducted by the
California Mortgage Bankers Association Indicate
that the number of loans produced for residential
and Income property jumped 43.8 percent. Dollar
volume of those loans rose a record 122.48 percent
for a total In excess of $16 bllllon.
During 1983 mortgage bankers serviced
almost $83 bllllon In loans, which represents an 18
percent Increase over the previous year.
Herbert B. Tasker, president of the California
Mortgage Bankers Association, attributes the
startling Increase In volume to the Improving
economy and the avallablllty of more favorable
Interest rates.
Mortgage bankers processed 73 percent more
FHA/VA loans last year than In 1982. "Although the
bulk of the volume was new originations, tn earty '83
a large portion was directly attributable to
refinancing some of the creative loans caueed by
the recession of 1970-1982," Mid Tasker.
"Most people don't reattze," he continued,
"that nationwide M percent of alt FHA/VA single
famlty loans are now attributable to the mortgage
banking Industry. Real estate ownership la of the
bulwarks of the American way of llfe and the
democratic system. As an Industry we play a vttat
role In making this poaslble."
Commerclal and lnduatrtat loan• were the beet
overall gainers tut year, up a whopping 187 prcent,
from $2.3 btlllon to $6.3 blttlon.
Tuker predicts that 19M will be an equatty
good year.
.n
J l Vie t.Qntaraya
J j f ~ --·• I ~~~~------------------.. ~ San Clemente ~
High SchOol
'You CAN own at th : beach! Easy to quali fy for financing now makes
homeownership possible -even at the beach!
Imagine a charming New England-styled village that overlooks the entire
San Clemente area. One and two story homes, reminiscent of Cape Cod. Built
with all the quality that's made Lusk the leading residential builder in Southern
California for almost forty years. And priced from just $109,000*! • Wood-burning
fireplaces • Finished oak cabinets • Private patios and decks • Vaulted ceilings and
skylights (some plans)• Cultured marble counter tops • Big two-car garages with
automatic garage door openers
Come see Faire Harbour's quiet secure world of seaside living today. Then
find out how affordable it all can be with "Lusk Leverage'' on your side.
"LUSK LEVERAGE" is like no other form of financing for your new home.
Sincerthe·Lusk Company is making the loan directly to the buyer, it can qualify
by its own standards of acceptability. Many homebuyers 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.
PRICED FROM
$10~000t:
The Caltfornla Mortgage Bankers Aaeoctatlon,
of which Tuker ta preetdent, I• a statewide real •t•t• finance trade ueocfatton repreeentlng more
than 150 member mortgage companlel, benka,
lniuranc. companlel, tn.eet companlee, penlk>n
funds and others In the mortgageJendlng field. "Our Job year after 'fM1 ta to provide financing Models by Lusk/Serengeti open daily from
toputfamllleelncal"ornlatntohomee,uwenaeto 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . 2033 Via Mantaraya, 714/498-6882 .
aid the devek>pment Of commercial, lndultrfal and • ~ •Pricn tffi cliw at '""' of publication. Finartcm1 plari. tllPl'Cf to &")'<'' qw/1f1rat1c111
agricultural pro)ect• neoeeaary for • vttal economy * Homtovmer OS10rialr011 anmmtnt .,,fo,m11t101t cit1cr1la•r, "' t off1et In the state," Tasker remark.I, .,_ _______________________________ _..._ .... ._.._ ________________________________ ~---------------,.
AT MARBLEHEAD
1 • J
..
a Coatl DM.V PtLOTl~. May 20, 1114
--~ballero im d
.at sports enthusiasts
n
.. A Uftl~uelr ~ IMng ex·
....... II In ...... -... ~of
Loa CMll1rm Club V11M. pmttcu.
llrty " .._ .. eporta Md phyeleal
fltr111 ~·· uld &ruce ~or c. aruo. "'-ell eo .......
~t for the condominium/hotel -development.
The ~vttlu are located on the • or the Loe C.balteroe Racquet
Ind 8porta Club In Fountain Vattey
Ind occupant• of the villas are
entttled to full UM of the club's
feclMtlee.
: Conlldeted the world's largest prl·
'vate count=orta cluf>, Los
dMded to pnMde ~ IMng .....
The lndMduat or COfJ)Orale lrweltOr
wtH find the two-for-one teMure of the
dMllble model, Mdt With ...,.,.
entrMCe, a~ for oomrwcl9I
UM. On-alt• rental ~on a
ct.lty, weekly or monthly ball c.n
cloee the gap In hotel accommo-
datlont for corporate trawl or .,....
aonal lnveatment needa.
"Unit~• a tlmehare, the buyer owna
the unit outright Md may reelde In It or
rent au or a portion of It on any
butlneea or peraonal buts he or lhe
ch008M." uld Ruuell.
Cultom featurea of the Loe
Caballeroe Club VIUU Include: IOHd
rfi Id
boa ts homes
rthePlaza
....... lclftc CorP.'• ... 8Ummertlekt
Colla ...... loaaled Just one-qulrter ....... of
louth Co..t ....... the~ --1am1y-... clM'lli:-IO be bult nw 8oUth C09ll ..._ ....... ...... ~. TNI. llDOrdlng 10 8tewt ac.tiorouah. vtoe
prllldent o1 ttte ~ firm, Ml oontrttiuted In
ptrt to tt'9 enormoul .... IUCClll of the
oommunlty.
"We .. ottw;w-,g a total of only 50 honm, of
whloh w heve lold more thM helf tinoe opening In
mld-M.ch, II he llld,
"Thia II. highly dellrable ..... 1n which to ltve,
Md -.,. proving that people with eltabllhed f8mll11 meo ..,.,,..elate the ckl11 In city ltfeetyle
offered her•. II
· Cab911eros uet and Sport•
Club's 17-acre complex at 17272
Newhope St. bouts a 50-meter
Otymplc ~. 32 tennis courts, a
tennis stadium, 26 racquetball courts,
basket and volleyball courts, Nautilus
equipment, and a range of physical
fitness and aerobic programs.
oak moldings, doors, cabinets and
bannisters: ceramic tlle: bullt·ln trash
compactors and microwave ovens. A
complete decorating/furniture pack·
age from an on·slte designer can even
Include coordinated llnena and . ..
Prlcee are from $190,000 to $225,000 for the
"llmtted edition" Summerfleld collectton, which
featur• three two-story plans wttJ> 2, 180 to 2,580
square r.t of llVlng area. The various arrang. menta off..-three bedrooms and den or four
bedrooms with 2'1\ or three bedrooms and den or
four bedroom• with 2'~ or three baths. The condominium villas, though
convenient to all club facilities, main-
tain privacy with a security gate
system that also encloses a separate
pool, spa, and cabana area.
Two, two-bedroom floor plans are
of 1, 700 square feet, designed to be
kitchen utensils. ·
Prices begin at $125,500 with
flexible terms available, and down
payments may be as low aa 10
percent. Additional Information may
be obtained by calling Bruce Ruuell
at 546-8560 or vllJtlng the sales office
between 10 A.M. and dusk dally.
J.M. Peters plans to build
condo coininunity in NB
TheJ. M. Peters Co. wlll bulld a new,
168-unlt residential complex at the
, Intersection of Bison and Jamboree In
; Newport Beach, according to an
·announcement by the company's
•founder and president, James M.
·Peters.
The new condominium develop-
ment, to be known as Bayrldge, wlll be
, geared primarily for the young pro-
. fesslonaJ buyer, as well as toward
couples.
Four floor plans are to be offered In
the new series, ranging In stze from
; \851 to 1,715 square feet, In one and
' two stories. All wlll have two
bedrooms, with up to three full baths.
• The largest of the plans wlll also have a
' den.
The Bison-Jamboree location wlll
: .place the homes about midway be-
' ~tween Newport's shoreslde amenities
• and the county's freeways.
Construction on the first phase of
the new development Is set to begin in
June.
Architecture for Bayrldge Is being
developed by Richardson, Nagy,
Martin of Newport Beach. Model
homes are to be decorated by
Saddleback Interiors of Corona det
Mar. .
In the two smaller plans, encom-
passing 851 and 854 square feet of
llvlng space respectively, Interiors wlll
be complemented by decks, measur-
ing at least 160 square feet.
A third plan, with between 1,200
and 1 ,300 square feet, wlll have either
a large patlo or, In the upstairs
version, a deck measuring close to
140 square feet.
The largest of the Bayrldge homes
will will have private, full baths for both
bedrooms.
A n Interest list for the new develop-
ment Is currently being complied at
the main office of the bulldlng firm,
1601 Dove, Suite 190, Newport
Beach. · CA. 92660; telephone
833-9331.
Preview selling Is expected to get
under way In July.
'faldnl part In Paclflc Ranch'• aroan -brealrln~ tbla montb were (from left Roter Work,
pre•ldent of llanalon
Propertl•, Inc.; llayor Jack
Formal llvlng and dining rooms, and large
family room• characterize the homel. Breakfast
• nook• hlghllght the well-deaigned kltehena, which atlO contain eelf-cteanlng and microwave ovena,
gas cooktop and 11-cycle dishwasher. Other
design htghllghta here lncfude oak-trimmed, luml-
nou1 cellngai hand-finished oak cabinet• and
ceramlc-tlled counter tops.
KellJ of BaDtlutoa Beacb: .._ Ban~-.... Patti
Bouton; ..a Joel llottmaa,
pre.tdent of Urbua Wen Com·
manld•.
Muter bedroom• have been designed to
provide Intimate adult "retreats", with sloping
oelllnga Md bay wtndowe (IOme plana). Walk-In
cloleta wtth mirrored doors In mo8t plane offer
ample wardrobe storage. Bath appotntmenta
Include Conan marble pullman tops, fulf.wldth
mirrors, porcelain tubs and ahowera with ceramlc-
tlle surrounds (allo found In secondary baths). All
muter dreeelng room/bath areas feature aky-
llghta.
Model homes are under construction and a
temporary..._ office la open at the alte dally from
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Pacific Ranch will offer
two types of home in HB
To reach Summerfletd Costa Mesa, visitors
should take the San Diego Freeway to Fairview and
drive north to Sunflower Avenue. Tum right on
Sunflower, then right again on Smalley to the
Standard-Pecfflc Corp. community. For Infor-
mation, telephone 957-1282.
Huntington Beach (s soon to wel-
come Pacific Ranch, a $90 mllllon
resldentlal development. The com-
munity Is being developed by Mansion
Hiii, a general partnership of Urban
West Communities, a residential de-
veloper headquartered In Santa
Monica, and Mansion Properties, Inc.,
a wholly-owned development
subsidiary of the Huntington Beach
Co.
Pacific Ranch, a 562-unlt combined
housing project, wlll be developed on
tu'rally complimentary, yet have been
developed for a variety In market
appeal. Factory-built ho1nes
slated for Aliso Viejo
Golden West Homes wtll supply 27 production
factory-built conventional homes to the Mlallon Viejo
Co. to be pieced In Its Aspen Creek development In
AlllO Viejo.
--------------------------.40 acres at Yorktown Avenue and
Lake Street, near the Civic Center,
The projected Pacific Ranch con-
sumer markets feature the
Townehomes for establlahed pro-
fesslonala, career couples and empty-
nesters and the VIiias for those wtlo
prefer single-level llvlng. In addition,
Mansion Hiii has obtained $15 mllllon
In bond financing for the VIiias to
assist first-time homebuyers, offering
a 30-year, 9.95 percent fixed-rate
loan.
Pacific Ranch will be enclosed by
walls with a palm-tined main entrance
and gated perimeter entrances. It will
Include three separate recreational
centers, featuring a clubhouse, swim-
ming pool, spa and sundeck1. Guest
parking will be provided throughout
the project. Completion of model
homes Is expected by the third
quarter of 1984.
Harry Kwsten, Jr., president and chief executive
officer of Golden West, said the first three model
homes have been delivered to the Aliso Viejo lite and
lhould be relldy for public display In approximately 45
days. The balance of the homes are to be delivered
within 80 daya.
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17 420 E. Mt. Herrmann
Fountain Valley 545-5346
SANDY'S HOME DECOR
19171 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-4000
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1215·0W. Baker St.
Costa Mesa 754-0151
approximately one mile from the
ocean In Huntington Beach.
The Pacific Ranch community fea-
tures two separale types of products:
310 two-bedroom, single-level VIiias
of California contemporary design;
and 252 two-and three-bedroom,
Mediterranean styled Townehomes.
The two product designs are archltec-
The 1, 100-to 1,300-square-foot patio homes wtll
be factory-bulh to Mission Viejo'• own designs and
wtll feature a modified Cape Cod exterior with lap
siding, 1tucco and concrete tlle roofs.
The homel wlll be produced In Golden West's
Riverside f aclltty.
Karsten said he expects manufactured housing to
become an Increasingly more Important segment of
the company's business.
Bren Co. puts model homes on the block in Irvine
Bren Co. Is. offering Its model homes
for sale as Columbia Square In lrvlne
nears sell-out.
The homes have been furnished and
decorated by Design Tech, Inc.
Each model Is themed to convey a
unique personality, with custom colors,
wall treatments, a variety of upgrades
and special bullt-ln amenities.
Only a few homes remain for sale at
Columbia, where the models are being
offered with or without furnishings,
priced from $143,400.
The model homes give buyers an
opportunity to purchase a home that Is,
literally, "finished" down to the last
detail. · Homes have one or two
bedrooms, with aome second bedrooms
outfitted as dens, and up to 2'h baths.
Both one-and two-story designs are
offered.
Interior amenities, not counting the
added model features, Include ceramic
tlle entries, wood-bu~nlng ftreplacea with
ceramic trim and gaa log-lighters, formal
dining areas, and kitchens with ceramic
tlle counter tops, all-hardwood cabinets,
and some plans with breakfast bars.
Model home designer additions In-
clude custom bullt-ln ahelvtng and
bookcases, custom mirror Installations,
microwave ovens, designer aelectlons In
an carpeting and flooring throughout,
and special paints and wall coverings.
The models are being sold with all
exterior patio and/or courtyard land-
ecaplng Included.
For Information on the model homes
now for sale at Columbia Square, or on
the few homes remaining for sale,
telephone 851-5868 or visit the sales
center between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. dally.
To reach Columbia Square, take
Culver Drive south from either the San
Diego or Santa Ana Freeway. Go south
on Cutver Drive to Harvard Avenue and
tum right. then turn left on Columbia to
the sales office.
Bu1en can pmc:bue a furnUbed or 1t11fandabed model bome at Bren co.'• Colambta....,.. la lnhle.
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Uncluttered,
lighted ho~e
shows off best
8y ARTHUR WNQHT
Last week we gave you the flrat 32 tlpa to give
your home added aales appeal to help you ..U
falter and bring the best price. Here' a thereat of the
fifty we promised you. ·
8111ment, 1ttlc, ,., ....
•Clean out .attic, basement and garage and
dlspoH of everything you are not going to move.
And package everything you won't need until
you're settled In your new home.
•Make au re there Is plenty of light on the stairs
to the basement.
•If your basement la dark and gloomy, paint
ceilings and walls a Ilg ht color.
•Repair cracks In the basement floor with
ready-mixed concrete.
When JOUF houM la being ahown:
•Keep room draperle8 and sh1des open to let
In tight and make rooms appear larger.
•Have your home well-lighted during showing.
•At night, turn on porch light and outdoor
lighting In beck If you have It.
•Neatness makes a room look bigger. Avoid
ciutter.
•If poaalble, leave furniture and rugs In the
house for showing It.
•Avoid having dirty dishes In the sink or on
counters.
•Keep any toys In the children's room. Bikes,
wagons and skateboards should not be out In front,
but made as Inconspicuous as poaaible.
•Keep radio, stereo, TV off or turned way
down .. •Take your family away If your broker or
salesperson Is holding open house.
•Children should be quiet.
•Refer direct Inquiries you receive about
teeing your house to your Realtor to take
advantage of this professlonal'a skltla In aefllng your
home.
•Don't mention furniture or furnishing yo\J
wllh to dlapoH of unless asked. Such dlacuaalon
can klll the sale.
•Shoo pets outdoors when your house la being
shown.
•Let the real estate expert show your house,
and don't tag along. Answer questions candldty
when asked, but don't gush answers to unasked
questions. ·
•Hang on to all evidence of the purchue coeta
of your home, home Improvement.a, property.
Improving ...-.menta not cialmed aa deduction•
..,..._, HHlng coata, fix-up coata, for poulble tax
: Nvfngt.
• And now 1 word 1bout the next home rou . bur.
Many mortgage (truat deed) lendert under-
atandably lnalet on mortgage (truat deed) tltte
lnaurance. Realtors advtH you to requ.t owner'•
tttle lnaurance 1t the ume time. The addttlonel
.,,..mlum 11 mlnlmal when both are ordered
t0g9ther. But If You wait, aearch and examination
• Wwork wen have to be done over, r•ng the coat•
• aubetantlally. You can get theee tlpe on one folder
llmpty by a.king Chtc.go Tltle to ~ you form
4241.
(Arthur WrlOhtOI• 1 membftr of tM 1'#wPOrt
• Hart>orleo.t• .,.... 8olrd of RM/ton. 8-KI
• · qwetloM to ,..._&tat• ~·· ""'1Y P#ot, 330 :. w.-s.y st., eoera ,..., CA. ~aae. ou.r1on1
: ~Ing RMI &tate Law MIOukJ be '*red to
• your 1ttorney.) . . • . . . . Su\(' mvn y shopping values ad·
\'ertiscd in the -Piil {!) ----
376o sq. ft. Of Sheer ocean c!cPncc· This
inc~ 4 t>cdiooin, 3 Yz bath eustom home
is pan of the 59laturc Series of SEA POINTE
ESTATES, a guard gated and .,.rollcd master
pl2nned community high in the bills above
Da02 Point Harbor. Custom ~include a
secluded 1.m sq. ft. wraJ>-2round deck with
spectacular ocean and tur-'
Belcourt. One of the most exclusive
settings in all of Newport Beach,
a city that itself is recognized as per-
haps Orange County's most exclu-
sive address. Overlooking Newport
Cenl'er and the ocean beyond,
Belcourt occupies 83 choice acres
secluded behind private entry
walls and guarded gate. Four estab·
lished neighborhoods include
individual resideoces valu~ to $2
million-among them Sekourt's
Custom Collection, where you may
build the ultimate custom home
For infonnation call (714) 720-1016
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bor views, 3 Olq)laces, '. •
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enormous is!and
kitchen With Gag-
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custom oak cabl·
on sites ranging from 8,000 to 28,000
square feet: larger homesites will
accommodate a substantial home
with swimming pool and tennis
court.
TO FACIUTATE YOUR
INVESfMENT.
For a limited time only, finance your
custom homesite at Belcourt with
only ten percmt down and payments
fully dele Rd for one )'W'. fake
advantage of this special opportunity
to facilitate the planning of your
new hOme, or perhaps the sale of
your present home.
10 SAFEGUARD )OUR
INVESTMENT.
Strict ari:!\itectural ~delines are
OYet sa:n by Bel court's arthilllcttital
committee to assure design har-
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throughqUt the community. Thi
is reassuring indeed when contem-
plating a custom home of the
magnitude nCM' found within the
neighborhoods of Belcourt.
The Custom Collection, at
Belcourt. Perhaps the most exclusive
custom home setting in Southern
California today-and now with
extremely advantageous financ-
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s..i .._.. 1084 .. ao11 ~ !!1
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...... a..:h 1• ,.onJ ., ..
TWMn '°'° tm--i m1 .__,...,_. 1• BUSIES$' ..-.. tm
lWillt ..._ 1100 rw•-••• w_,. ta:i) ,__. 112' ,~ ~ tu'1
~la IUO ...,_for s.M .012 PIY9*11.h n2I ...,., ........,, '171 • ....,_ ~118 4014 l'llnllW W$ ~ ..,., , • ..__ w....... 4011 ·~.,.ad ...
C--,.1-llU •in-t ~.... 40ll c-1. '"'"1Y 1211C .,._, w .. ueit tcl22 ~ 12'78 ... _, .. '-~ .......... . ~ Unna llOC •M.-, w ... 11e1 _ --_ ..,. ~tol»Mowod IW .......... TD't , .... ,,__.......,)' 1ax ... II ...
lndllwWPtopc~ 1n: ............ ______ ....,.~
IWil1e Hanw PMi<I 14211 .... .....-MM! St., Huntington Beech, CA. • 92&48 Thia~ le oonducted by. an 2.tl6-M and to tM &c*iOf Court. Tan per-----------
lndMdual '*" of tM amount bid to llCOOfn-
"""'ror s.i. 14oc EMPt.OYMOfl -~ ... ...._.
........... 0.-.. I IC..tpWanltd SIOO ....._ 11trll91tte
OhnpCo 1 •Joi. Wented &10$ ~ & T,. Cntr. Alhd Anthony a.a., 712 Mein ~ 81., Huntington e..ctl, CA. t264a
• R6ohwd ~ w.bb, 712 MM!
St......, J. Pratt p.ny tM Ofter. Tu.a.,.,,.._ opar91•
Thia Ut«Mrtt WM Ned with the Bl-Ill' lllft~ Ing and IMlntanencly eKperW. and °"I ol S1a1a ' ~ M . -qrtn. °"' ol County ·~ .-..... • od ...-... ~
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•
81., Hunttnaton Beectl, CA. t2t41
Thie ~ .. conducMd by. •
geiw1ll ~--· Alhd A. Gerda
County a.rt! of OtMg9 County on .--.... ,.,,,_ pr9m1ume or.,....,_~ TMfolowtl19penonatlll\le..,.,,_
MtlY 7, 1964 to tM ~ afWI M pro-rMid donid tMUMOf IN~.,.._
Plm'M NOTICE OP DEATH OP' .. of the .._ o1 ocwAn...,,, o1 nw ...,_ NEW"°"T DIVELC>ft·
PublllMd OrMae CoeM Dally GLENICE MARY BOGUE ...._ bam1nee1on at• •eoorclna MEHT co. 1t711 ~,..,Lene.
~ ,._ 1&7 c.. ... -·-------M06 Excel Sir 2be. 2 • vu,
'-'........,,,, --.• l o.. .. --·-·-----&&10 ;·-. fnod a &WOduo-,,_ ..._ ... --· , .. ..._ -·---·······-·" 11130 growie. 1225,000. 819
L&. ...._ .. ---· ... 1• u..-. -----·-·-···--· ... -M75 Owfw
JL&. W__. -===··· ID ,,_ .. --··-·---Im --------T'hlll ltatenwrt -ftllld wltfl IM County Ca.rtt of Or-. County on
Aprtl 29, 1964
Plot -13. 20. tT, June 3, 1964 AND OP PETITION TO AD-°' ~.,...., .._, ana ~~ eat4t
________ 25_,_ ...... _1MINISTD ESTATE NO. ::::.. .... Of~==-= _:: w tlid lrt °"""9~ t-----------...------------------------PIBJC llJTIC( AlUlti puidl M 1 L on ,_, 21. , .... FM..! HO". F'2311S1 ......,.
PutJlaNd Or-. CoeM o.lly
Plot w.y e. 11. 20. 21, 1964
~
DEATH NOTI CES
To all betn, benefidarim. TM baoUt1t1C o1 tt. EaitatM,.. Grant E. Ar~ 11711
..cnnoue ..,.... crediton and continaent ..,,.. ... f1gttt to~ wry and• g::-.= Lw. Beectl,
TM :::::.:':::::.. f: dotnQ creditors of GLENlCE ~'°..:,"Y "'ordar ~ DlllMer R. hann, 11,.Mtlldan ~ea: MARY BOGUE md per9CllW DaMO: Mt1Y 10, 1964 St~ IOl30
T.C. COMPANY. 903 w.t 17th who may be otherwise 1'**'9.!:~· .,......_,,.:=·~by•
•it, co.ta ...... 12ea1 inte:relted In the will and/or ~ 1an.n ~ n.a ~ .. ll9d """tt. 17~~~~ estate: oftn. ....... ofh~•*' ~Qar11of()r8ngleountyon Thia~ te oondueted by. an A petition bM been filed ..,.._,ts. ~ Or-. CoeM Daly
RECES80 ~co.ta by ALFRED ~~~UEOrln ~4~.~~ o.11y Plot Plot May 20. 21, June a. 10, 1964
NATALINA IU'CESSO, a Thll Utament.,.. fled wtth tt. the Superior ~" of • 2l560-l4 257t-&6
relklent of Corona de1 Mar, County Ca.rtt of Orange County on aoae County requesUng that ------------------puled away May 18, 1984 in May 10, tN4 . ALFRED F. BOGUE be ap-rtaJC fl)11C[ P\llJC ll)TlC[
N wport
D---1.. 1°'-Ufomia ,,,... pointed U penonal l"eJ>-___ ..._ _________ ......., ...... _.._o..m..;..;;.... __
e ~·. '-AU • PutMllhed Orange eo.t Daly . adml.niater the •24141~ She ia survived by her Piiot May 13, 20. 27, JUna 3, 1934 reaenta~G~CE MARY U.. ar FIRE AND CASUALTY........_ Compel.._ daughter, Mrs June 2572-64 estate 0 IYNOPlllOflTHI
Linhard and son, John Re-BOGUE (under the Inde-ANNUAL STA~
cesao and their families. A P\llJC fl>TICE pendent A.dminiatration of HIGHLANDI UNDDWNTIM
Mass of ChriatJ.an Burial ACTITIOUI .,._.. E8tate9 Art). The petition la ~ COl!WtANY
will be held Monday May um ITA,....,,,. Bet for hearing ln Dept. No. 3 .. Jlflnlll90M IT'llDT,
21, 1984 at 10 AM at Our Th9 followlnQ ~.,..doing at 700 Civic Center Dr., HOUITON, TWXAI 11002
Lady Queen of Angela bualneM u : West., Santa Ana, CA 92701 MolM OMce
Cath lie Ch h N rt CREATIVE .. coNSTRUCTIO.~ on June 6, 1984 at 9:30 A.M. y.., lftClecl Decl1R1ber 11, 1111 0 _urc .' ewpo SERVICE, dba SUNSET POOLS • IF YOU OBnX:T to the Total admttted.... S14 229 965 Beach, C&liforrua, Grave-e Mc~. Sult• A. lrvtne. Ca. Total llablllt'-. .;9 .. 3 ' .... .. side llervicel will follow 92714 granting of the petition, you ..,. • ..... .... . . v· M Tommy L Owen, 3912 Atwr A.\19, ahouJd eJthet apno ..... at the Capital paid-up/Guaranty maaa at Pacific lew em-N9wpot1 8Mdl ea. t2M3 . --Capita!/
orial Park, Newport Beach, Jim Eneat. e Mel.Ann. lrv!M, Ca. ~eanng and l\ate you objec-StaMory Depoalt $1,000,000
California. Pacific View 92714 Uons or file wtitten objec-Grou pald..fn and contributed
Mort u r a r y , D l rectors. Thia bualMa 11 oonduct9d by. • tiona with the court belore aurptua $2,600,000
644-2700 g9Ml'al ~Tommy L Owen the heartna. Your appMr-Un~ fundt __________ __,! Thia atawnant ... flied With ti. a.nee may be ln penon or by (aurplul) $0,888,499
HARaOR LAWtlt·MT OllW
Monuary • Cemet•ry
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
S..Cl-555•
PIE9'CE BROTHER&
IELL BROADWAY
MOATUAAY
110 Broadway
Cos1a Mesa
&a2.q1so
BALTZ 8EHGt140"'
SMITH & TUTHILL
WESTCLIH CHAPEL
' •• f , 7th SI
vU\lJ Me\1
1;,.1£, 1'1371
County ea.rtt of Orange County on your attorney. Sutplut aa regard•
May 10, tiM IF YOU ARE A CREDI-poHcyhaldeta S13,28e,489
$980,392 ,.....,. TOR ~ __.., income fOf the year PublllMd Orange eo.t o.ity or a con t ~tot otsbutMrnenta fOf
Piiot May 20. 21. JUM 3. 10, 199' of the • you m\.llt the year M40 215 ~ file your cla1m with the we hereby certify that the ab<MI 11ema are In .ocordance Wtth
----------court or pre9e0t it to the per-the Annual Stat.ment f()f the year~ December 31, 1883,
MUC NOTICE eonal repretentaUve ap-made to the lnturance Com""811oner, purauant to law.
ACnnoua ..,..... pointed by the COW't within Phil D. Hem.on, Tr--•
um ITATW four month.a from the date of 0 . E. W••· Secretary
TM followlng ~ .,.. Going first 111uance of letters u PubUlhed OtWlg8 Cout Dally Piiot May 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1984
bullMM • provided in Section 700 of 2849-84
NORTH AMERICAN GAS l Oil, the Probate Code of Call· 1----------------------~ C:::~~ ~s ••. 101. tomia. The time tor f1l1nc , ___ MUC ____ .., ___ m ________ M......,. ... 1e ...... m ....... m ......... __
Stew.i R. wttaon. 3 Corpora'9 claimt wW not op.re prior :=:;St•. 101. Newport Beech, ca. to four month.a from the dlite
Thia ~ 11 oonduCi9d by. a of the heutna noticed above.
limit.ct s-tnerth!P. YOU MAY EXAMINE a....,, R. WMaon the file kept by the court. u
Thia atat.,.,,.,t :::,: =: you are f.nt.enstlld in the ...
County ea.rtt of Orange Cour1'Y on \ate, yoU may lel'Ve upon the
May 10. 1914 executor « ICbn1nil\ratot, or
W upon theattol'M)' fortheu-Yw bdM D1111•••r 11, 191
Publlt'8d Orm'101 comm o.11y ecutor or adminiltrator and Total admitted ....a '544,851,sio
Plot MtlY 20, f7, June 3, 10..:..?!'! .. •Ut-.... th the -·-'wtth Total llabtlltlel $3-41,331,378
-UJC wi ......... • Capita I pald-up/Gueranty
"8JC ll)TIC(
..cnnouew ..
umSTATW
TM folowlnQ penon le doing
~-AMERICAN FURNITURE RE-
FlNllHEAB, 13794 8Md\ INd.,
1131, Wallmll....,, CA. t2te3
Mtct'9lll Patrtolc ~. 11101
~ It., Huntington leacltl.
NI.IC ll)TIC(
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
·-.. ~ pt'OOf of ltr'Yice, a written c.pttll/ PmUC llJTIC(
r-.... nutM request Ntine chat you ct.-81.-utory D9pollt 94,000,000 ~·•'=" __ fltC_nn __ toUt __ .. -.-.-.. --are IPf9dal nodce of the ID· Gtoee ~ nt contributed PICnnout M'H•M n.....,.,.... .. ,...
Cf'mPtery • MOrluA1~
<.;hapf'I • (..rf'm.t1or"
1t.,QQ Par•l•c V•t!"" (),..,.
N,.*t'O•I Bt• 1rr1
• 1.i • ·nr
McCORMICK MO ATUA .. Y
1795 l 1~ ina Car-;o" ~d
l •Qun• 8t>1C,. ('A (i'b~I
4Q I QC J5
..... tTAW tnc of an inventory and ap-eurptue 147,.380,303 Mm ITAFP " --------
The fo1oW1nQ '*'°"' are esotng prai.emeni ol esta&e wtaor Un ... 1~ funda ~n... ~-perew .. M'I OM. LMD N#IJ NIOUNlD CMA Ml90A ~ w.;
bua1nW aa . of the petidonll oc .a:ountl (eurplul) t 144, 151,"8 PUTI. , .. .....,., ,._,No. ... ~ DrM, .,..,... ~ TNJNMT. 10I Matti et.. ......
R. CONaTRUCTIOH. 2272 Maw-menUoned In SecUon 1200 8ur1*» .. reo-d9 K214 • ....., ra.:ft.-c.. 9"11 ""' CA. -1
Pott ll'td. eo.ta...., ea. and 1200 5 of c.M C..Wornla ~ •1ts.s12,.202 l¥y 1. AllWto. 1111 ••""'°'' ~o> ..--.. t11 ca11...._, w:e.,, a~ ,.::.~.~~:C,7 777 ProbeteCode. =~ t151.0H.650 =, K214, Nliwpof1 ...,,, Ca. ~iili"--0.W .. ~..:7~ ..
._l~~leoonductedby an WlWam S. Csed the-t 14t,M4,1t4 Thlll~llOOll fllii1lllt,:M lNa...,_la•llflAt•lllJ:M Tiiie ...,_ llr lll0CW1Wllf1•1•111111f by. ,._._ •7ttN M-*-8 S au ,_ ~ 11.-vllfllll ltdtt ..... ~&wllt Aona6d v. J . Batgor«1 " • ... '-• C.. ... W• ,...,.a>y cettlfy tNt the aboYe Heme.,. In~ wtttl _ 111¥ ~ ......, .I.....,. CNll....,, w ..
Thie etat9mant WM fled wttt1 ti. Su&a Au, CA. the Annu91 '8'&MmlM fot tM ~ 9f'ld9d Oeoemb« 31, 1tl3, TNI.........,.. w llld.... 1119 lllil •" .. llid _. fie 1"" 1tu1 rnm11 w..., wM ,_
County a.ti! Of OtMg9 County on tH4111 made to the lrieunnoe Commll .. IW* purwt •o lew. CouMy a.ti of °'9'19 Oililflllr • co...ev °""of o..,.. ~ °" ~a.. Oil 9'Mll ~on
May 10, 199' Publlthed ~ CoMi PM 0. Harrteon. T,...,,., "! ....,,10. 1114 .-II. 1* -""' n, 11M ,_1• n.,,u n.t1 M I lli. 20 0 e. Wel9t• ~ / ,_. ,.._ ,....
Pvbllafled Or'.nga Coaat Diiiy ......._.y ruot ay • "'• ' pUbltlhed o;..,. Coe1t OitfY Piiot a.tey 18 19 20 21 22, 1814 Publlhld 0....-OWi DllY "'U hl4 °""'II eGllt Olly ~ = 0.-~
Pilot Mty 20. '7. Jun. 3, 1~~ 1"4 2.M8·84 ' ' • '2eao.&4 Plot Mer to, 17.JuMS, ,.::. ,._,. ~· 11; I0, 17, 1114~ Piiot ~ 21 • ..., 1S. ~
0 WORLD CHARM" enhances
thla charming two story, four
bedroom, 3 bath home. Featuring
remodeled kitchen, formal dining,
lovely patio area & tennis courts.
Located on world famous "LIDO
ISLE". Priced $36.-,000. Call for
private lhowtng.
REIL EnlTE STIRE
"Old fullloMd Court-.y and &IMt»"
Ill IOI WE
Obi. wide mobile home
,,.., l•k• & vlllage............ 111:811 $25,000
Cozy cabin wtth bunk
houM, large lot. owe ............................ ssa.ooo
2 b.ctroom cabin. Back•
to National for•t... .... ... ..... ........ .... ........ $85,000
.... t 1 b.ctroom, den & 1~ baths.
OWf* financing. CloN to
ahopa & golf........................................... $82.500
Mount81n HldMway
CMrmtng 2 t>.ctroom. 3.5 acres ............ S2at.ooo
.,. 1ULn en•> 111-1111
.1 ..............
~ ... , ........ ...
Exciting ocean view home. Must be
1e>1d. Three bdrml + convertible den.
lmmllculate condition. ~95,000. C.all
JOYCE DABOLT or SALLY SHIP·
LEY. ....... ,
Specious home w/large rooms and
view of the blue Padtic. Everything to
make California life style eMY· 2 mM-
m .Wtel plus 3 men bdnm. 1rl fam
rm, formal din, pool spa & built.-in
BBQ. Low maintenance lfOUnd9 w/ I
at,emlw brick work and deddnl. =~~1 };:11· Call TRUDY STUJJ-
......
11• .... .
Finest goff COUrM location •• Bdrm, 5 ba. putting green and paddle tennis court. $1,885,000.
OPEN SUN. 12...-
HIRlll VIEw lllES
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...... ....... •241,111 ...
(llier mst 11111~111 I •• ....,, ...........
derrell P••h propertl"
5190 compv• dr., newport ~
DPEl -TDllY 1-1
... 1,\ ......... 2..._ ......
$399,000 ............... 1230 Sand Key, tMlls, CdM
_..... Stllilrt. 511 ... ,.... " .........
$585,000 ............ 41 8odlp 811. Smtm. CdM
$9~~ .. ~.~~.~~:mt:: ~~.~
... , ...... J .... , .......... .,..
from $225,000 .... 403--409 PGPP1 Avt, Okie CdM
:=.~~.~~:.~.~ ::.~~ .......................
$285,000 (LH) ......... 2601 Blacttt.orft. Easttlllft =: .. ~.;ri:=:.~,=
w.,..-.s ..... _.~raun.a
$395,000 ......... 2001 Mira, nne Temce. CdM
.......... Jlft.Jk ..........
$380,000 ................................ 232 Iris, Okie CdM
lJ ,_. l()lJ 11()1"1:1
REALTORS , 875-8000
2443 East Cotst H ghWIY, Cotof\a dtl Mer
'
OPIHSUKDAYU
me CANYON MANSION. ()pen 1-6, by
appt. only. Priced to •ll TODAY at Sl~96,000. Call PATIJCI TBNOU at
790-8702 for rate entrance and de-
tails.
~~·-=--.. 111111 1.:wl
Ill N ••11, 1.81 ..
A very charmina home on an
ovrenbed Jot with 3 bedrooml. 3
bat.ha, den. large patio perfect for
entertalniDI. AM1na $395,000.
1.m11111.n 111-1•
~M<>lt. .9.1,r _. . .,
de-~ 8cf__. .....
JU1t look what you pt! Ideal location
only ltepe to main CdM beach. Ocean
w , 2-1ty w/IJ)ACiOUI rooma, 3 Br, a
Ba, lrl cozy Jam rm w/frplc. Kit.
w/breUfut nook. Lrc deck, covered
patio, .W' lot+ motivated aeller. Re-
duced to 1370,000.
JACOBS UALTY
Pl&-·1111,m·YI
A value 10 CODVindnl you will fiaht
for the chance to buy dUa loYely 3
Bedroom. 2 bath c.o.ta Me. heme.
Frelhly pUrted. new carpet, it'•
VlllCaDt and reedy to be IDOYed Into.
R-2 Jot for lidded value! 'lbia wm't
1-t!
THE :REAL
ESTATE RS ltl-7111
•UI I llll YIEWI
from the upper master suite,
living room. deck & kitchen of
t.hil neat below Coast High-
way home. You will enjoy
peace & quiet ... great neigh-
bors, too! Larger R-1 lot,
roomy 2 ~ 2 ba1h (2 master
suites). Lota of room to ex-
pand. Only $350,000.
<1r••>
173-1414
J141 l c..t ..,, c.... .....
TUii •• IElll1'
Beautiful new condo in a catt-cuarded commurnty
with oeean and CatMna view. 2 Bdrms. den, 2~
Ba, 2 marble fireplaces, A/C, centr. vacuum.
Lovely pool, spa amd comm. center. Assumabte
30Yr fixed loan at l l 4S._ Low down payment or
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
... , 11111
..... • bit of It In ac.ICtl
eo.t ...-o. °*"*"'a Bdrm38aMng .........
piece In the ...., ..
end IMng room, ...._
tlon ........ ... trade. $488, 750.
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petloe end decb. n... .... .......
111-1111 ...... .,... ...... tor ., ..
~ ~· Ful Pfto9 LM'getllmly ......... 1159,IOO. 75 -3191 on b'9 lot. a bedrGo""'
C:: SElECT ,,. .,... Met • 1s 1 oe
1111 ...... ter lalt ..... ler lalt ..... PACPEATES !:r ~COW:::=
I ... -AIL. • -"" peao. ...... llU ..... ... 4 Bdr 2 Ba pool home In Melle ~ ofllr. c..
* * OPEN SUNDAY • • UDO ISLE· NEW U8TINQ
C•IOR'tlnd A ............. ! 2•1tory --Ce•ntrr "°"'9". tpecloul engl1h ..,.,. ....... ....., '°°"' """ Mil ............................ , .... ............................
Luxur1 ............. """ ............. lftat•llne • ... a.ltJ • perteoltoft thrHlfMM. ..... Cell 1:11•14GD.
~._.,MPll 211Vle ...... .... ,... .. ,
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC
ltfAl. ESTA T£
s.ar. ....... ~-·y ~
2436 w c-H...,, Hewtloft 8Hch .,,_,_
... •••• 11-1111-.. .......... rt ....
' Tramfened owner mwt aell or
._ opdon. Adonble townbome in
Harbor Vlew Knoll. Two bdrm, 2 ~
bathl ~ q\Mt • ~vate View. ty pool & tmnia.
Only $231,000. Call Barbara
Hawkinl at &M. 7078 •
...., _______ l·------1 Meea V.-de. Thll <»-rtght nowt
WllWlllT ... _., 1-1 =' ~0:!t, = MtLae ... .... , Steps to Big Corona Bet! wttt1 tts Older Wik• roof. 1111.IM
Except1..-i1CM11vw ... buy tor the In-.... ... ..... concnt• ctriv. end lhut· US19raded ~ -bedroo. ~Ot who hea ltway9 Entire 1st ftoot 2000 eq ft, tered windows. Don't home ~ new ...,...
wanted to be on the 213 Meral*fte et C>oeM mtu this~· FUii d r •P••, paint ••• weter. PW & dodl tor 2 81 2BA,femrm 2~ba, pttce$141,000. 751-3191 9Cl'W'9. 9rtdl • J' 11
boeta. 50' end 35'. 4 Br + 2 .pattoa. CUilom PLUS $SELECT -Met awge oo.ed ...... 41h Ba cuetom 1~aty wttti much deWI. FON¥er __ .-J. extra ~ 1n ....
home Ml i.t of ftMnO. ~ vtew trom ~ ltv· PAOPERT~ tor 1NnD "'°"91· ,,_. Ing. 1st of 1425,000 .... Ing room. •• If you W MM ..,.. loan ft 111 t• '°
.,.,,... et 12.5% I.Md the ,... • come .. the ...... bJaM t• you. c.11 todlJt
ml)'be purchaMd for .,_. .. Alklng 1595.000 •----~----a.atl.000 at 10% no 111 onxc:Mg,"SUBMIT: U ... 1K... • .. , .. u Lhia llN
down. A1ktno price owe at 12%. 2 units. U:st,ooo . I* Ill
'500.000. Ati/tl.. for Bettina .... / ... /Alt-875-ao58 And " .e::o::. Ooi • ~~ llMlll UL UL Ill lho«w "°"" ti ..
_..._, ..._ .. r 38r, 2Ba. Din. Am. FIPt., letmt cokwa. Upgil T f f Foun•f't-._n.c;.. Dbl. Ger w/Ba.,+ 2 Br. c:afl*, udlp.., ..,
Hunt & Associate ~ .. ~~ ::i:~::~::
lt(Al ESTATE
.......
Situated on one of the best view
lites ln NeWport Beach. this superb
5BR CU1tmn often the ultimate in
deligJl & livability +180 deg. ocean,
bay & dty Utee VIEW. Boelta of
fam. rm w/ooe of four f-pb. li-
briry, 7 bathl. and • lite & briaht aowmet kltic. A dream of a rnMttt
IU.ite w /incredible VIEW, f -plc &
•una. tO' pool & ape. 24 hr. auard·
eel pte. Ownen may CCNidel'
tr.de. Offered $1,950,000. Call
Jeri.
''"' ... ...... 1 ... ••4• 2121 ............. Rd. ... .,..c.....
........ llrl
S ldni.tl W\'.lt; m
11% am..t. ~ to beld\. cor tot. "30,000
t75-0e73
NI llU,_,
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A 3 BR fam. rm. "MOMCO". ~ W.W Beautiful 3 er 4 BB. family rm, formal d1n1na nn
k>caUon. Goraeoua planUna ln private patb. home. Thia Id.DP nary l'tlll6dence baa been re-
Hu,e rnMtel' lult.e w7wana on main floor. pt._. 2 mod11ed and prol r 'mally decorated. Shutten,
lddltional BR on eecond 8tory. Lucy !be ikyliib1at plw many u~. Pool and 1pa
Joca119d In private courtyard. Donna Godahall ..... ...... . .......
Lowly Deane townhome. End unit with total
privacy. One of the larplt Joa ln Bia Canyon
includee a peddle tennis QOW"t.14 bedroaml ai ~
4 ~ baths, 2 fireplaces. extra laree kitchen and
gorgeous mMter suite. Lucy Roee
•
bTID _.. I llllllB • -· 1111,1M
3 BR/2 BA hOUle & a 2 BR/den 2...toey apartment
in the rear are well maintained and suitable for
owner occupancy and rental. Coby Ward ............ ......
Charming New England 1tyle oondomln1WDI on
one of the nicest stree1a in Old Corona del Mar.
Lower uJ\itl include 2 BR, 2 BA. brick patio, 2 car
garage, fireplace wet bar. Upper unla have 3 BR,,
2 BA two decks, private spa, 2 car pr.ae,
fireplace, wet bar. Micki Cooper
PlllHT "' •• llnlTll 11.,..
Tri-level "S" Plan in excellent Eutbluff netah-
borhood. Thia home fe.atures 3 BR and la located
cloee to community pool. Owner will consider
leue option. Micki Cooper
flll&ml IUE.• llTIUT ......
Wood paneling, akylighta galore. fireplace
Enormous muter BR suite. Muter BA with
sunken spa tub, 2 additional BR & bath. Study, lg
patio, community pool & tenniL Incl. land. Micki
Cooper/Martha Macnab
UD•IT ll11,1M
A marveloua home -60 feet on the bay . .f BR,
IUN'OOlnt beautiful lg. formal living nn. -den·
muter' suite • ovenlzed bayfront terrace. Dock for
&O ft. yacht. You own the land. Barbara Aune
••••••• ·-..i Liii -., .... 0.. to beautiful Huntington Beach, 5 minutes
from Newport Beach--ln lovely area of Costa
Meea--wanderful family living in 3 br. & 2 ~ bth.
home. Manicured lawn--gunite private spa--
Malibu lit.es--luxury carpets and delightful
netghbon. Tom Alllnlon
mHlll Ii.&. IBTIL 11,IM-.
New 32001e1.ft. ooodo with exdti1141180° view of
harbor, ocean and dty litea--Elegant and 1pldoul
3 br. & 3 ~ bth. 3 car gar. & 2 balconlee. Available
June lit for one ye.ar leue--no smoken, no pets-
-lat & lut & eecurity. Tom Allimon
.., Ul1ll. 111 ...... ......
Light, bright and handsomely remodeled one-
. story Bonita plan w/3 br. Great aeme of privacy ln
thil end unit beauty with ill country garden
letting. C.oby Ward
• lllYIN9tl.ll HMllD-. lt•,111
Very deeirable 3 bedroom 3 bath tinCle level
townhome. Larae private ent.ertainment area
with pool and spa. Danny Bibb .......... ...
Outatanding Montego Model with family room.
Beautifully lancUcaped, Move-in condition, quiet
location. Available flnanc:lng. Danny Bibb &
Stephanie Grody
....... L.1111 llll,IM
Bia ~yon Broadmoor Plan I offerin& 6 BR. 3 BA
& bUlard rm -private pool Licht and airy home
Joeded w /amenitles. Sandie F1x
MW·MW·NW ... Tiii f&i&IR 1111-
2 BR. 2 BA, condo w/ocean & Bay view. Cam-
munlty pool Furnished. Sandi-. Fix
........ 11•••• ....... Thia 2 atory, 2 BR, 2 BA. McLain Townhou8e baa
an unobstructed view of Big Omyon Golf Coune.
Fabulous muter auite, complete with akyli&hta.
The ultimate ln eophisticated living. Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
Specializing in properl'I on lhe waler . . . near lhe waler . . . and wilh View of waler
LAGUNA BEACH CONTEMPORARY
Oceeft VIEW.-.._. of wood .cl ..... on a fM..-.....
lol wlttt rOOM for pool In front or beoi. Only 4 ,..,. old In
• "cMloe" locetton. bdttng 4 b rdroorn home end oww
I• ••1•r to cooperate In • Hlo. •2",HI.
Lw/optlon ... clown. 111-1400.
GREAT STARTER HOME-t1•,000
D .... remodel """ ... ldtcMn a beth on L.ARGm LOT.
()Ny 1K CAIH down/INN option « IXc:ttANM. Cal
for ........ 111-1400.
BEACH HOUSE-OHL Y tt•,IOOI
Prto.d ...... :r•IHI atepa to .., A OOMft. .Mt
edorrlll• """ ...... la IMe 2 w . 2 betti .-..._.. .cl warlltth. Pwt9ct for c1e1J lwlng or......,............_
ln4IOI.
EAITSIDE HOME + POOL
..... .cl epotll IT I llr d ...._ Mmo wtlh ouetofR .......... .. ........ ... ...,..., ...... .cl .,...._. for .... ......,.
~OWMtdoa1trlderrow....,ontNe ......
Ing • lndudM ,_.., roorn for 11•.-. 111·1400.
NEWPORT "A" FRAME DUPLEX-$111,000
Ctooo to beJ end brrc...., tNe ......, "°l:::, ._ • a ........ + deft ................ and • oute •• , .... ~ pdo for wit unit. OWMt .. tnlde tor Anowti rrd
proportJ or other unlta. ... a ........_ 111·1400.
·~· ... ..,.""""' . -
NEWPORT CREST CONDO
A ~n condition ... •ecutlM" ......_with 2 bedroome +
den end fonnal clltlnt room. CoMfllMlftlty poof .cl toMle.
-•xcftenlo '°'Newport ..... '1tl,000.111·1400.
NEWPORT CONDO-BOAT SLIP
A MW Noting In U. ... aterfrOftt OOftHftunlty.,, One of tM
loweot pncod condoe .-,.... own beet.., locluded
Qrw..et, pdo end e 2>4tory loWit:'IGUM with I
bedroom., 2YI Mthe. E•r atepe to bMctl. Only tzal,000
FU. 111-1400.
NEWPORT CORNER-POOL
Owner le "" rnott.etod to ... .cl • oonrlder ••-~ for IMNlte lft LOftl .._.. --. A ree1J plu1.-t. 1ota1J coor•iated t .,...._ .cl deft + ......, ,.....
re1lll11toe. Apprrllng ..,.,.., .cl ..,._ poet .cl deoll
...... , to .... lnctudoo tM laftd. 111-1400 ... ....
VILLA BALBOA-WATER VIEWSI
lpecloue 2 bedroom, 2 beth condo """ oecurftJ .,.tom,
.. end COft'Nftunlty pool Oww wilt ..... t wlttt ft..,..otng
on tNo to¥efJ Uftft In • locatlon neer tM bNct\. ...
111-1400.
NEWPORT HOME-NEAR MACH '280,000
.,... hto. PffW• .. Mell J9fd .cl....,... ...,.,.1ooe--tton-°"" ...,. to OOMn. GounMt kltcMn. ......, ,..... wttll
wet bet, atrtum end a bodroomo. 111·MOO.
CORONA Dl!L MAR DUPLeX..-"SUPE9'"
louth .. c...e ...... ., ......... Md ., .... "" ..... ..... ..,,.... .......................... °" .... ..... ........ "''.,.,.Lofte"""' ......... "' ............... 1 bed.+.,...nn.,......,.c .. ._. ........... ..._ .. ... ,,,,,,., ..... •1-,..
COTTAQE--8ALaOAl8LAND
A MW Noting°" tNe I llldroont.2 be. IMfneWlth unllMlled
cMnn .cl ........... ,... •• ,, ................... ""' ..
.,,,.Cl, ... w. ............. "~" ..... .. ......... ~ ... .,...,.... .. ....... Ind
,..for ...... ..., ................. ~
I
WEEKEND
OPEN HOUSES
PeftlMUla Point.-............ 1024 E. Belboli Blvd. 91,--... Petti~ let. 1-1 P.at.
PeftlftlUIL ..... --................ 1508 W. Oceenfront ••AOO ... lheron McKIMon lat./lun. 1-1 P.M.
.."'°"'··--·-····-···················· 51 llalboli COYH t•.000 ... Ann Kander lat. 1-1 P.11.
Huntington llMch. ................ 22321 Welllngford
......... Goorvl Co• a.t. 1 .. p ....
~ Hta ...................... _ • ..,._ ....... 2I04 Clltf Drive
.......... ...., lomen a.tJlun/ 1..f , ....
llalboli la ........................ 1301·1301¥1 North llaJ
.,..._ ... llette WeWt/Qoly YM OrdOft let./lun. 1 ... , ....
Penlneula Pt·-·---······· 1131 E. llalboli Blvd. ., ......... Aw,,.......,..,.,.._ T.,.., a.tJlun. 1 ... , ....
Newport BMch ................ • .. ,. .. Cove W.
........... Arnold lun. 1 ... , ...
Lido lele .................................... -•. -121 va. lthec,e
..... , ... .Menne Palln•llet hft. 1_. P.at.
Newport BMch •• ·-----·-··-803 •th Street .... ... Carole,,... .. lun. 1-1 P.M.
Cllftll9ven .................................. 3115 King• Piece
-.,_, ... .._,.,._ Clwy lun. 1-1 P.at.
Newport llMch................... 2770 HlllVlew Drive
~ ... I(.., KnocM lun. 1-1 P.11.
WMtcllft .••••• -................................ 20CXJ Highland 91-.-, ... Peggy Pethoe lun. 1-1 P.11.
a.ck lla'I ··············-······-············-2:31»1 Redlallc:la ...... ... AM Kanaler lun. 2 .. P.M.
WM'tcllft ••••••• -....................... 1ICIO DorothJ Lane
...,_ ... ...-.. D1910 lun. 1-1 P.at.
Newport Beech ..................... I01 llaJ•kle Drive '1,.-.... Auatlft Deynoe lotJlun. 1-1 P.M. .
Lido lale •••.•.•..... -•...•.•••••.••••••••••••••••• 211 VI• Eboll
......... UI fMMJ Sun. 2-1 P.M.
Herbor View ......................... 1112 Ebbtlde Drive
.. ..-... GlrOft Grubbo lun.12 ... P.llL
NEWPORT DUPLEX-LIKE NEW
lloftll owned tenne on tNe "'ftOOltJ now" lnoomo propotty.
Try 1" uofl down end • loen et 12~"', ftxod r.to .......... no polnt8. On fll LAND. DrtYo bJ 20I 11th It. .cl oel for.,.... to .... .,.,000. 111-1400.
8AL80A ISLAND-NEW LISTINGI
Clweo"""tio "'lelMd .......,.. lftctudoe • 2-otory a
llr .. wn hemo .cl • ....., 2 111 drwn Nfttal 4ocar ~ ........... .........,,......, ,...... ..... .....
.......... _... ........... Prtoed for ............... 111·1400.
Wl8TCLIFF--LARQE FAMILY HOME
TNo 'Wr•an" bult ......_ 1e one et IN ... 1 .........
........ for tM....., ftTTdlrtt ..... I prtweor. An ........
.... .............. .cl....., .... ,....., .... ....
...... llD •r .,...,.., MW ..................... 2 .... ........ , ........ .c1., ... , .... .......,..., .. ..... . .,,...... .. ..-
• NIWPORT •1GHT8-SUBMm
0... ef h ........ °" Clft °"'" .-• V1IW NIVU TO M OlllTRUC1"1D. Mtowe tht orowcl wMh '°" et watntttt lftd ...... l .. ._,.._ .... for ..... -.A ..... dt
.. •• ,,....,, 1¥1 .................... 170 ........ VllW cw
llAY, OCIM I UQHTI • ._ --.._. ... ···-111·~ -'
UDO 18LE REDUCED a READYI
111trl1r ....,.. ..,. We too '""°" ..._.. lluet ...
........... .,. Dr•tMliD ~ .............. Oft.
IJTCllDUe 4 bedrOCNM ............. and ........ ......
... aoubfllftnow.•••111-~
LIDO ISLE-LARGE LOT
9wlttfullJ remallrl1 II..._, MMe. car-e Miia ar ltwtna
.... .-wrpe1to.clroofwd11k.l••••••IMcf. ......, ....... """ .............. + ...., ........ Uwe In 1uwJ .cl ontor oll tfw ,......._. on Udo ...._ •111.000
111-1400.
CORNER ESTATE-CORONA Dal MAR
............ comer propertr wl~ Yeu e1ou••rt.r111M1cilllr.k. • ,.... ................. ,~ V1IW .........
bef wl~ at ftlgltLA perteot ..... for ....... ... ..... end prfwacJ. c...... ............. .
bedroom ....... """~ kttoMft, ......... IMng ,.... ..... IWlcll ftNpleoe • ,,...... doore ..... to .meee !°°'-!""* mer o.:rlder • .._.. for NMler
........ ........ '81-llU. ,. •• CaM l7l-llOO., .,.MOD,
OCEANFRONT-REDUCED TO 1117,000
W llTUhfrOftt loootloft lft W ... New ....... A perteol ,. ... ,., .............................. ~ ... .
rpuh• 411•*'*" home.,...._.,.• 2 ll•*H"',......
brrllln. 8rrmed u• .... lraplu n,....., ..._.of IN
awf .cl c....... OwMr ................... C.-to ... .,. ouoptiollael praprrtr.111·,_,
BANK REPOSSESSION-LAGUNA · A "'1 .... IMfne with wood .cl .... IM~,,,,.,.. poof
........ ..., .... of.,....'°" ............ .. ....._ 1n ... .., .. t for ............ ..., ............ .
111·1*
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT·8PECTACULAR
A ... UITINQ ntll W'IDJ =R•llf .......... ,,.,., rrrldeftoo In• oom.r lrarlloft ....,..,.. -. .. to ...,, ........... .cl ...._,.. ............. ,,.._,
...... .,.....tory, ... ,.a· ,, ............ Ill ..... = wood flooro • ~ ................ ......
HlllMllJ, Hpa• ......... 4111ilrllMI Ill
fMln hw. Aleo,• rrprr•°'*•• •• 1 llrllru• ~ "'"'-°' for ............ ,_. -.... ,.....
unit-Of ...., • part ............................ . ........... .cl___. ....... ..., .................. ...
.......... : .. ,OOOfU.O,..IM.A ... 1 .. P.11.•1-
W•t Oaunlront (oft ...._ ..... , 111·1411.
BAYFRONT-OPENIUNDAY
Oft9ftng • ....,.., IOOlbtlon ........ vtlW"' ... fMln
... ,... .... toootlon, tNe ,. ......... Mo •• , .... for ...
JaoM. ... t of both wOlida e llNloti ..... _._...end
reoreettoMI wetemont IMfte.,...... ==-... bet, I w ~MW roof .cl ....., ........... _. .. ,d In lhle4 "' ....... °"two ............... ...,.. ....... ....
tonMI ... ,.... ............. 91--,.._ •1-1*.
1CllM I. ..... ,... ...... Pt.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. R
2436 W <.od~l f-iwy
Nt>wpon 8'tarh
6 :11 -1 JOO
3 15 M artn Ave.
Balbf.a l!.land
,,,:J-6900
..
Ill·······'* .... _ .................. ..... Char,.. home oa 35 ft. lot.
N lMilltliMd. Sunny soutt1 patio. '
217 .. ~ Ulle ... _.................... .......
Slper bly on 43 ft. lot. 3 bdrtMi 3 bltlls.
3 eat pr., lar&t petio. Street·t&Htrtet loc.
t 1111e1 c.t. ..._. ...... _ ............ Jl71.IOO
3 bdrm, 2'1i bldi condo. Custom wlllplper.
AttacMd pr •. Comm. pool .& .-.
233 .. a-. u.. ....... _ .................. -1175,IOO
Completely r.....,. 4 bdrms. 4 baths,
f1mily room. formal dinint room & den.
3 ear prl&f. Some bey view.
COeTA•aA "°"'"= ......... Cwt Plua. ..................... ,.,....,....
...... llDUf., .,..... ....., ..., ...
t11l,MI.
... PORT •Actt CONDO: -a., .... .....,.,.... ............... no.
OPEN HOUSES
1-5
Slll>AY
IDTClff
3 BR, FR $230,000
WTlllff 2927 Catalpa
3 BR, FR $245,000 LINDA MARSTON
HM8Clt VIW fOE 1847 Port Sheffield
3 BR, FR $265,000
.-TORACE
4 BR. FR, FIT
SEAVIW
3 BR. FR
2107 Yacht GrayW
$378,000 CAROLYN STARR
CMEO llGtl.Mm 507 Rockford Place
4 BR, Off, Yiew $379,000 ~ CAMP8£1.l
JEWPOtT IDiH11 256 Oceanview
3 BR, Yiew $395,000 TOM 80lAND
HMnDVEWltiS 1301 Keef
3 Bit FR $398,000 l YIM MURPHY
IAY'SHCll 2502 Vesta
2 BR+ $437,000 ELEANOR BOWIE
smuss 3 Point Star
4 BR. FR $518,000 PAT CARSA0N
IElCOlltT 7 Northampton
2 BR, Dtn $570,000 PAM M./LISA W.
IVllTOUCC 1717 Blyldere
4 BR. l.H. $575,000 EVELYN YOtMG
CCMONA DO. MM 714 Poppy
3 BR. Den $595,000 SUZI: EXLEY
HMID VIW tau 2821 Harbor Yiew Dr.
4 BR, FR, View $695,000 CORA BAlotKOSKI
ll>O ISU
5 BR+
220 Via ·Geno•
$695,000 C. Rt*SflUD
SPYGLASS VIEW 1 Muir Beach Circle
4 BR, FR, Pool, SpaSl,225,000 'FRANK S£NNES
ll>O ISOlE WATERFRONT 218 Yta Udo Nord
5 BR+ $1,950,000 EDl Ol.SON
SIPTTY
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HOMEI '°" IAU
29QROOll
• 15 Cowntfy, Hwbor Ridge
759-1501 la49,000 Sunday 1-5
** &410W. OcMn Front, Npt 8ch
759-9100 1645,000 Sun 1-5
428 Rtvera Terr (COrona Hindi) CdM
759-9100 Sun 1:30-5:30
** 3712 Channet Pl {Npt Ill) Npt 8ch
759-9100 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2308 Cttff Ortw, 'View' (Npt Htt) NB
946-7171 $395,000 Sunday 1-5
2770 Hfftvtew Dr, Npt. 8ch
831-1400 $275,000 Sunday 1-5
483 Morning Canyon, CdM
759-1&42 $316,000 Sat/Sun 9-5
118 Via M..,tone, Udo lale. N.B.
873-7300 $326,000 Sun. 1-4:30 • 2 8R ptue FAM RM or DEN
..., 18 Atoll, (Jaamlne cnt.), COM
840-48e8 $322,000 Fee Sun & Wed 1-5
• 219 Via Embol, Udo Ille, N.B
831-1400 $4e9,500 Sunday 2:5
• ~ Wlmbleton, Coeta M ...
645-0303 $185,000 Sun 2-5
* 401 Begonia. CdM
780-8333 $565,000 Sun 1-5
385 E. 19th, Eutltde Cotta M ...
&42-7728 $131,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1577 E. OoMn BIVd (Penln Point) NB
&42-5200 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
232 lrlt, Corona del Mar
875-8000 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2502 Vltta Drive, Beyahoree, N.B
844-9080 $437,000 fM Sunde 1-5
I BEDROOM
2525 18th St, Npt 8ch
831-1286 $180,000 Sun 12-4
•• 1701 GelatM (Irv Terr) CdM
844-e200 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* 1880 M.ut Cir, Coeta M ...
&4&-0303 12U,500
* 2301 Redlandt, ~ BMch
Sun 2-5
831-1400 $239,500 Sunday 2-5
** eo3 3eth 8t, ~·BMch 831·1400 1810,000 Sun 1-5
2534 Alkl Place (Anaheim)
ees.-t787 $139,900 Sat/Sun 12-4
•2001 Altura, lrvtne Terrace, CdM
876-9000 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
Z212 AtbUtull~tblUtf, N.8 ..
87&-eOOO ~89,000 Sun 1-5
21CM CNff Dr. N9Wpoft 8Nch
831·14--$440,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
21CM CHff Or, N.wpor1 8MCh
831-1400 14-4(),000
2018 '*"8 Ln, ~ 8ch
768-8100 l 1M,800
8at/$un 1-5
Sun 1-4
..
*2000 Highland, W•tdlff, N.B
831-1400 $192,500 Sunday 1-5
305 Kings Place, Nwport 8Mch
831-1400 $390,000 Sunday 1-6
215 Morning Cenyon, CdM
844-8018 $580,000 Sun 12-5
3335 OcMn Btvd.1 Corona del Mar
875-8000 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1977 Pon Cardiff, Harbor View
&44-e928 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1419 Santanetla Terr, CdM
644-7020 $299,950fee
3058 Van Buren, Cotta Meea
Sun 1·5
548-2313 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-4
*4501 Wayne Roed, Cameo Hghldl, CdM
875-8000 $360,000 Sun 1-5
I 8R plua FAM RM or DEN
2345 18th St, Newport Heights, NB
&45-4830 $199,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v 2107 Yacht Graytlng, Seevlew, N.8 .
84<4-eoeo S378,ooo Sun 1-s
•• 508 San Bernardino, Npt Hgt• N.8.
831-7370 $220,000 Sun 1-4
• 714 Poppy, Corona del Mar
844-9080 1595,000 Sunday 1-5
• 1221 8erk•hlre Lane, We1tcllff,
N.B. 548-9518 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2928 Cliff Or I Npt 8ch
844-8200 $595,000 Sun 12-8
*988 Dahlia (Greenbrook) Costa Meta
548-2313 $184,900 Sunday 1-5
1520 E. Ocean Bl (Penn.) Npt 8ch
760-8333 $384,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
20172 Harbor,...., Ln, Hunt 8ch
549-2330 $139,000 Sat/Sun 10-6
2147 lrla Piece, Cotta M ...
546-2313 $179,900 Sunday 1-4
1524 lrvtne Ave. Newport Beach
64&-1289$210,000 Sun 12-4
602 Klngl Rdi!"Pt 8ch
788-7500 "70,000 Sun 1-4
2 Mek>dy Lane, Woodbridge, lrvtne
788-8952 1159,900 Sunday 12-5
**1205 N. Baytront, Balboa llhnd
873-7300 1825,000 Sun 1-4:30
207 Via Orvteto, LJdo Ille, N.B.
873-7300 $395,000 Sun. 1-4:30
1528 Or•nge Ave,(Corn. Palm«>Colt• Meea
873-1800 $215,000 Sund-11-4
11 Rue Verte (Ba Cyn) Npt 8ch
&44-e200 .7(5,600 Sat/Sun 1·5
* •5109 8-lhore, Newport 8MCh 545-2147 "495,000 Oel1Y 2-e
88e TrabUCO Cir, Colta M..a
&44-7020 $143,000fM Sun 1-5
*412 ~a Tn.tcha, "Blufta", N.8.
&40-e258 1210,000 8un 1-5
4•DROOll
1132 Ebbtlde Dr, Harbor Vlft, N.8.
831-1400 M35,000 Sunday 12-5
1t • 3 Potnt SUr, SpygtMa
&44-9080 '818,000 8unday 1-6
**eo 1 8aylkte o;. ttewpM IMd\ 131-1400 •1.300.000 a.t/8un 1.;a
9932 EfftnQhlm Or. Hunt . ...,
974-2190 l 1M ,OOO ht/8Un 12-8
'
*1338 Galaxy, DoY9r Shonle, N.8 .
873-7300 '81.6,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
* 1808 Galaxy Dr 'VIMV' (Dowr Shra) NB
&48-7111 S700,000 8undtly 1-s
333 Ml"ord (C. Sh~ CdM 844-8200 '816, 8at/8un 2-5 * * 1309 8aY1kSe Dr, CdM &44-e200 '910,000 Sat/Sun 2--5
15988 Mount Jecklon, Foootaln v.a.y
963-e787 1149,900 Sunday 1-5
18327 Shadbulh, Foootaln Valley ·
963-e787 s 188,000 Sunday 1-5
3206 s. Ramona. s.ita Ana
548-2313 1122,000 Sunday 1-4
2105 Yecht M'9ctMef, Npt Bch
'831-1298 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
48R plueFAM MlorDEN
* 1700 Galaxy Dr., Dover Shor•, N.8.
159-1501 aeoo.ooo Sunday 1-s
•• 19372 89).._.,, Huntington 8Ct\ 759-1501 $279,000 Sunday 1-5
* 1970 Port OUnlelah Cir, Npt Sch
788-7500 $324,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
•• 1 MuJr Beech Clrde, 8PYQlua. N.B. · 844-9080 $1,225,000 Ftie~ ~un 1:30-4:30
v 23 Hermitage, Big Canyon, N.8
831-7"8 $1,895,000 Sunday 12--4
• 25 Auguata (Ba Cyn) Npt Bch
831-1288 S1.195,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• 2801 Alta Vltta Or (Eutbluff) NwPt 8ch
640-4281 Sunday 1-4
•2eo1 Blackthorn, Eutbkltf, N.B.
875-8000 $285,000(LH) Sun 1-5 •
15882 Clarendon, Ftn vty
964-5500 $2.29,000 Sun 1-5
1108 Oennlt Ortve, ca.ta M ...
545-0318 $249,900 Sun 1-5
40 Orak• Bay (Spygll) CdM
552-2000 $395,000 Sun 1-5
2821 Harbor View Dr, H.V Hllll
644-9080 $695,000 Sunday 1-5
19 Hermitage (Bg Cyn) Npt Bch
~200 $550,000 Sal/Sun 1-5
2317 lrvtne 81, Npt Bch
957-8400 $299,000
1422 Keef1Hrbr Vu Ht9) CdM
845-0303 $410,000
Sun 1-5
Sun 2-5
3383 Wl1terla, Cotta M ...
845-0303 Sun 12-4
207 Via Mentone (lido) Npt Sch
&45-0303 $490,000 Sun 1-5
•1921 Klngt Road (Cllffhaven) Nwp1 8ch
&42-5200 $898,000 Sunday 1-5
1507 Lincoln Ln (W.cllff) Npt Sch
~200 $339,000 Sun 1-5
2933 Catala (£.bluff) Npt Bch
&44-8200 $299,950 Sun 1-4
• V2024 Port Weybridge Pf, HVH, NB
759-1501 Sunday 1-5 * 1087 Redding, Meea Woods, C.M.
558-1049 $204,500 Sun. 1-4
1230 Sand Key, Harbor View Hllll, CdM
875-8000 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1 .. 5
2748 San Juan Ln, ca.ta Meea
751-3191 1139,900 Sun 1--5
1845 Santl-ao (Baycreet) Newport e.ach
&42-5200 l-108.000 Sunday 1-5
847 St. Clair (MM& def Mar) C.M.
845-0303 S139,900 Sun 1-5
1930 TerMlta (Ht'br Htnd9) Npt 8ch
831-7370 '209,000 Sun 1-4
••19 Touton, Herw Rklge &t., N.8 .
75t-1501 1549,000 Sun. 1-e
233 Via 0enoe.. Udo t•, N.8.
87$-7300 M75,000 Sun. 1-4~30
9779 Winthrop, Ftn Vly
984-5500 '254,500 S.VSun 1-6
111.DROOM ** 238 Via Udo 8oud (Udo) Npt &ch 758-9100 11,780,000 8at/9un 12:3().:5
1800 l)c)(othy Ltne; 'Weatctlft, N.8 .
131·1400 '326;000 Sunday 1-5
*41=-Bey, 8DYGIW, CdM 87 1585,()()C) -Sat/Sun 2-5
9 Muir Beld1 Cr,~ H ... COM
&40-4MI •1,7&0,0f)() Sun. & Wed. 1·&
1800 S-B• Cir (8pyde) Npt 8ch
&44-e200 185(),()0() -8un 1-4
220 Via o.no.. Udo ... Npt 8ch
844-9080 MH,000 Sunday 1-5
llR ..... PAll••DBI * * * 107 Miiford (C. 8tn) CdM ~ 11.97'.000 a.&/lw\ 1-4 * * 30I Via Udo Mord (Udol N.8 8U 8200 11;211.000
••••101 VII Udo loud, N.8.
87M181,873-7873 SeUSUn 1-5
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831-1400 IM0,000 8und9Y 1-6
••755 A~. SandcMtt., CdM
875-8000 $185,000 Sun 1-5
24-42 Elden Ave, Colta M..a
&42-3832 1133,500 Sun 1-5
2 8R plua FAM Ml• DllN
213 Marguertte, Otd Corona del Mar
875-4780 '595,000 Sunday 1-5
lllDROOM
* 2438 Santa Ana. Colta Meea
&45--0303 $149,500 Sat 1-5 Sun 2-e
••9 Klaloa Court, Nwpt er.et, N.B.
873-7300 $178,500 Sun. 1-4:30
15 Klaloa. Newport B4Mlch
844-7020 1179,000 Sun 1-5
***320 Otero, Newport Beech 844-7007 $259,000 Sun. 12-e
TOWNHOUlll FOR SALE
2 llR plue FAM RM or DEN
11 Florence, lrvtne
844-7020 $205,000 Sun 1-5
* 2707 Hiiitop, H.V Knoll, Nwpt 8ct'I
6"-9078 $239,000 Sunday Noon
llEDROOll
403-409 Poppy, OkM CdM
675-6000 From 1225.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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1560 P1acentla, Nwport 8-.c:h
546-2313 132,000 Sunday 1-5
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* * 1301 No. Bay. BalbOe laland
831-1400 Sat/Sun 1-5
llR +IM +28R
**1133 E. BalbOe 81, Penk'I pt.
831-1400 11,215,000 SatfSun 1-5
220 Via 0.00.. Udo 1M. N.8 .
&44-9080 1895.000 Sunday 1-5 ** 1S08 W. C>ceMfrom(3/3/2). P9M1, NB 831-1400 1949,000 Slit/Sun,~
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• •a-._(Maftb 21·Apiil It): Whit .ecmed .. UD~" ii aow iC•11r• ....... -i:,: .. ··--=~ii:" ~ 1ntoa~6nit.eprobebili&y. Focus on 1urpri-. willlil daM I ...-..-...._
come true. m1JUkct that are n:aifteCI and &wt that are rwco"eNd. #Ill#• • ..,. ~Jative venture it likely to IUcceed because of )'CNf imuhioft Ud •• .,. ........ .---_.----
. uma?i1Jllua (April 20.M.y W): Put ideal on s-per. let au~ ._ !!!'-'
know tbaa you are aware, alert. willina to accept responsibility. Open ,_....
dialope will! .. 1peci1l .. pcl"IQI\. Be ready for cbanee, travel, vanety and ~ IUOH • At ~~~~=~~I ==~•• from one in midlt of journey. v • .., fialU'el !if Jr~ WI
ODllNI (May 21-June 20): Emptwi1 on holiday epirit. travel Ndlll-. flll·1m commu~catio~ educatfon, rrllJor domettic ldjustme1tt. Youil =-t=~ •..= • ......... receive u"-on ~ concenuna invettmcnt, !f*ial coUectlon. Dllwa .. (213) l111111rtnl Ta~ bra. ~1~ peno~ play oulltandin& roles. Keep M14U4~ ..... ~ ·reeol~coacem1nad1et, nutnlion. • e: • •iM 1_ . -CJvnc217July22)::'f'ou:11bcprovidtdwi~co~fide1.uial ...,Opplr.....,Mltlh -·-•· 1ofonna1ion. ClandettJne meetana 11 on aaenda. datctetaoo 11 a ..... HUNtYI 111111n1 .,.. ._, '*9111 IT rwiw-
requimnent. Define terms. dia deep for information. check valuables l•T ~ to ..ti ~ ftlofyonWlllC....._
and refute tO sin up somethina for nolhins, Pisces, Virao pttt0n1 play time ..,... att..wllftl c.p11~-:; =.: Alllll ....._ • --key roles. 18111 .... ,,, to ...,. .,. ~ ~ .... ,,., -
LEO (July 23-AuJ. 22)~al aareement is sached with one NIWPORT llACH • Al =LolaofCUllOfMF :::':::'Of:..::: • ,.,., .....,, ._
whote ideal do not coincide with your own. Accent on responsibi.Uty, --r.::.~ . ,,_...., 6 '*-. ,_"'*1"1 ........... involvement, intriauc. mystery and possible alliance witb a very ~a Wf'Mlftd 1.,.._ Af:&!I: In pereon -. ....,..,.. ....
unusual person. Taurus, Cancer, Ca'P!'icom natives fllu.rt in ICCIWio. ...,. ,,...._ ._.. : :00-4~•::,,':;
· .VIRGO (Au~ 23-Scpt, 22); Concentrate on basics. real. ize special ""' °'.,_=,.-, ..._ :.J·..-. services can be mauaufated. Accent also on peu. dependcnll and ThoM .,_.__ oontact aeneraJ health. You have wide audjence, potential is aJmOfl unlimited. Debra~• , ..... ...
Know it, bqjn advertisina or publicity campaian. Aries plays key role. (211)''41-2114 59' ... .
UBL\ (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Love dominates -l<>sic does little to --.111. === o~ emotionaJ responses. Accent on creativity, travel, adventure lqwel()pptylmplyrm/f/h eoetaMeM.CA ·
and Intensified relationship. Get ready for new start, realize that IAHKING Equet OpportuNey pe~ily 1parklet and you could persuade almost anyone on any m 1 mo ~
subject. ltu.U~ 2t131..0 Aw MrOIMftO ICORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Follow tbrouah on bunch, vOLRI 8ANJUAHCANTAAN0
undentand that you will now team by teacbin,a. Be aware oftenitoriaJ C::W-~t::::i LO.I ri~ll. be ~ure sources are up ~o date co~~m1ng real estate laws, _tips. .., .-e 0t .. n1utlon, nPllT • llll Ill Dilemma 11 resolved, you•n suck to familiar ground and family wall be ~ ,_ one Pl"· • l30-42ll °' • 1111 pleated u result. -.1nC12 fuMIMftler ...,.~an~ you •II ~ PIS: • ...
SAGm'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Accent on ideas, vi&ali&y. =~.:=In°"' =.•.:-.,,.:.-:~ •UDl 111 Ill ful .,_toriui\Man. ,._. ,_~' -. rdativet, trips, visits and decisjons concerning future holiday travel. · .,. ..,.,._IOed Clettl Needl lllCMTARY MUlll ClrM, MP'• ,....._ ...,. .. ..,.. .,.
Hiabliaht verutiJity, make contacts with individuals who share your ft« ..._ poeMone. you TW*ttowottclnour~ W:.~a:. ~-= ::r .J:::o ,-. tor _ .. , ••••••••
buic interats. conc~ms. Gemini pla!s sipificant role.. , ~=-': Pel••• Dl!pt. c.1 t• ... .. ~·:-,., ftMf.,__ w..,.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Be aware of details conce:mana tom•r• wllh routln• ..,.=....._ .._ -· HiiJ<li!Hj( llwil In. Jlnl ::l ....,. + .-. to ....... A.M. money. Count your change, protect assets. Lunar emphasis on tr•..cilone w ~ .,.... • ~ _. ....., ....-. ..._. ._. ....
payment&, collections, ability to increase income potential. It will be ..,.....,. ... .,,.....,. , needed'°' tur ..eo,. ~ 8e=,:WS· ...,.. wor.-.m 1111
necasary to ~ise, review, and possibly to begin a rebuildina~-~or eddltlonet ~ == P*'*-tt~ ~ ,_. ·
AQUAIUtJS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): You'll be at right place at n&httime, Ing. You"* M monttw r,:' drMrte r::c9c M . lift• II DEF inu~iti~n will be on tarset and basic decisions will favor Y.our :.,.:: in:::,:_ ..,. .. .,... • T...., · · · 1n,._~:: :_ Tl4E DM.Y N.OT 11 now
upsrauons. Be con~de.nt, make personal appearances, wear bri&ht perieflO&. ... "9111Hr _.,.. flllPd ••--••• Md eootP41ft8 :::-• colon and exude optam1sm. Scorpio plays key role. ._ lnOofM w • 0 111 for °""'°' .. .-. to Pl8CE8 (Feb. 19-March 20): You are Ukely to receive Ptwe *P by Md_ com.-we L rw:= the= ~' *°' ..n . .., Forlnten4ew.olit1111.,.,.. tupeMM newepeper comm~tion, uniq~c hon9r. You no longer will feet. as if as~ .,..._., ~ =:. ..-y end~ =a. ::r.wr c1rwe: ea.....a. :~=:,~.: ~~;;;;;1 ....
amona friends, family, neighbors. You could begin remodehna. CALfnDtal pe6d ~/depen-.,.,. ..., lllOW-·-·-· decoratina. beautifying home surroundinp. Libra plays imponant UN1lft dent bwftte. E~ ~.,:;:. WJy,.... we, 'ooi•IP9llf ...... ••Ill WY ...,_
role. frnrDAL Send r.ume or ltop by 11Mo.• S*t time wort& 80fM meth required. ::.V ":':,:~='~~·.:mo•· n. ~ ._. n.... ....._la•-•-Ill" 1.-.-.. I,.... .aa.e .eae.. UIU\ Md take • typing teat .. apttotogr ......... Apply In ptreon. f'llOt. ClnUlllon OMoe. __.-• Qroi.1.1• Cf1911...,._ .,..... .... "' .... , ,,_.. !l!MzllLMa 'WA'W 11......... end M tn ....... wed tor t1tt3el=·~°"' 111-e111 l30 W.C e.y co.aa ,.._...._ t,_J11•1,.1 I 21
L..llgUM. Prof• ...... ==---==1n1v1n111n .............. ™,ao•·poehM.~ ~~'!n ~2·1~,-~ .. 11·~........ ..._..._..,,'"" •wu .....r..4 " .............. ~ =:-.... '°'~~+2 ~ FOlft1ADS ~=.~~~': ..,.,~ F~.;;'"'"'· ......... ..,.,;'II;;;.,;; P~.'~ .. ··-=---~'!U::..-r:.. :::.--::·~--:.:
175e/f,-.OedJ 59'IGI. Celnow8krl51·"87 a.tt>et-wlttlctaen.... • ...... ,.... 112-115/hour.772-1147 woe.C.M.241..f2t2 ~,.....to:.,....--~,. .........
bothl1 prft.414-1474 ARE FREE t .rt'~ In COM .. Fencelntltaler Mulllknow MenlQel f,._ W.W.. T.,._ WOOd-'°""*" Cllll 117.al1
*........ ....... lllltlll9 :.:.. 87S: . n•......... wood & chain fink. •••11 •111 ........ --· row ......., ,.., ~ .. '*· ..... .., Cal T.l.'i ' 4111 _, .... NT 1 541--54'3 nHdt Htltt•nt. b· OM IW ._...;:;..,. 8' Im.• lldl. Ca. IMDWICH liWCIR tar w1.i:'=:-=. fUll : A ~8tytleept/ft, ...,.an• Ill I ~::c~/C= Celt Corpor ...... ~ t2tlO Oii. ~:::r·
wvtutta1110owr0r MJ-llll UU1;._~ eorw":t:,t~8 Equel()ppty!mp¥M/F EX ... ~openang pl•nnl~ ehowroom ==-~= FBll CO.~
hMell-14,H.B.131-3161 s111ftan1n1tt&2nd B11udclan s-t tirM. 4 d8Yt pei dudaa. -2211 --. pc .. 141111 ,.... lllFRlll IP I 18111 ---~ ~ -· -WMk.Cel64&-CIOM KENMELHl.LPPIT 88•"*"· NI 0t pert .. Olll 8111 In tode(e NA~ Cllla 1.-., ...... 1111 FOUHDk~ltamped New· Robt~ 1-:./CM n &m/TYPllT Found: M & F ernel tlik I ~1PM. ~ be 18 & -., Et oom-~~ ... "lac-.W. ,.,_, ... Wit.
port Harbor, lffntlfy. RE Brok• Id Aeetton ..... II Need t!llPO'latb6e per.on wttt do9a, vie. Pleeai1U., h4We °"'" trw. ff«...._ ~ Cell Mr. .-.-11 W....... ,._,_ ~=-~~19..!' ~ 54t-1822 642-2171 645-0811 .... .... wtth 9'tonQ typing .... C.M. 8'1-2t21 cml 517-«>20 T.,, 12 • • • I Fm/flt
l•lboa. Mict;;;'"'A.E, Found:Wtlttedogwtthl.D ... ONEY AVAIL.A··· ._... ~Int ~-dO~ ••IM... Ul11• MeNNtM ....... ..... Fl n.. .. ............... 8W. 501 E. Balboa Ntwport 8Mcfl An1ma1 ... -,.,. 11rFu1 beneftta .....-11Mn · ,,..,. rv;. ---Mon .-*'t tor -. ,..,._ 1 "' c... • .._ ·in + •
8Mft« ..... 3868 2nd TD'I . We help *~"'**'° lnO. ClllPPlno. rnallnQ,,.. Part time, '**keePno Jeetkla Mal ClnlC In ~ _,..... > ... "=!5! Wanted 1nt.aor Dee9* LA.•OE Rf.W•'"D wl credlt problem• 'kFulors-t-. oord~lftdtyplng. aper ~· .. , .. ._"-'a......_.. llbora-,._.,....._ ... ,.. __ »· , fill-. Mit M to 8Mre ofb IP9Ce In " ~ Lott ~529Ylonfy ...... ful time. GOod benllftts. 2·5PM, 8el l IM\. Dblle '«* IUllPOf\ 1he ,. 21W7~Gtl'--9' ___ ,_. 1 '
Newport. Linda t-11. P* of__....,. r1np .. ,. lend,..,,,_.orlMWOf ae1-2121or-..n1 teerd\anclde'll=s••• "-otl•...,e: ....,...., 557~ :=: ~~ ~·~~J.To.o:-'.,:. 111·1111 applcatlonto: ::_::c:c.a~= HIE mm •• ,::"°O:S.*":.._ WS0 l1Uil
WHBl'llOM.11 Hwy. May 11. 1M4. NO c:tedtt "·no penalty. •T• 1&1711 Melnda~ery Part time POettlon at .-Clnt a~-...,...._.'l!o,. --. ,_,. ..... FfT e..,.1ar.,_,www..,., BA8£ME~ 840-21H 875-3880 Denleon A.Moct13-7311 Wantltudent ~round. CIMllfted~Mgr Credit Union. Some ....,_Lab 1'• to join ....._,.__....,. .-If +-.1•1 mi Coll.t ,...-.-,
2500 lq ft et I. . lq ft LOIM 5-10.64. lltwr 9tWY ...... ~ 1111 ~ .. ~ ttn -·~ .... 'PIUT a.ic.i experience ,. °"' operadon. tront loelllon ........ ,.. 1.c-. co. Int/Eld. = ·-DIP Ce1642~ ~F. t-5 .i--_... t f ...... _ twne. -.. ttwu • '"" •· 330 W ._, p 0 8o 1a... quired. POtftlOn doee ,.. ,..-.. f11111J1 In penon. -.r,:;:*' ._ ..--an ca · ,,..... Call wtt.-714 aae.-t451 · -.,. · • • """" -.a,• lndMdual wtM» can AequWed ~-IOI In-..... 1 w •,. __ ..-. .. 1 ,,...,.. .... ..,.. _,, ~. In --Cr.:_ ....13 RoaenOerdena .. ,.. · eoeta~CAt2828 ~ • ...__ ~-. ..._ • .._,.". · wwt11.m1 nte.-..La•MMllU'I----. .......... REWARD 780-1112 DI WMkenda ln-oot2 642--4321 ext 802 traYel to branch office. otudM a In --l"9CI °"" . •141S1 ,.._._ a.lab 2111 AocOun~-_ • PIMM call 56&-3110 t. with • ~ll'h)'t6ce. PIT ~ to AIPM , __ , 11848 Rm F v LOIM May 10: longhlllred ' PllllY .,..... ~ t:OO. 5:00 Matti or --Ill HF lftoWr'pen ~-ia.iO;;t--... r----
1240 ... ft . . 8lameM F, lluffa nr CdM 11111m• '°' etllpytrd. ~~ Gilnetal omo.. FfT a.ma phaela Of • Wltb """ lnapeetot'• (211) 271-GOf 'N•ISlllA'lllE -.. · H 8 Rftwd. 720-0491 onty. 8al8ly open. ,,...,..., ' • monthe to 2 ~--UCenM. l"A de.ye. Good ,.,....._, 111~ Aeent 541-5032 . . . In pertOn onty: 223 211t CLERK TYPIST Ana. Cell btWn M .30. perieflOll In. or Pay Newport BMch QA/u -.p: ... · For,.._~ & drepery LOST Per9lan cet flat face, Fun/time ~t for at.. Newport ewti. 549-1791, Mery or K.n M•t•llurgy La •nd .,..: 644-1151 «*. lnlP• In ~ SECRETARY .
dept. Dtm't Furniture & name Ja.Nne • ...,.... 2 montn.. Atillet In ooat· Ill lmD Wotk In "eMCUtlw" w General Office pereon Frt-kf_tO.Wllda• of SEM It ~ ~ .......... ( lnlenora. Laouna H.. ootor. I09.Y9CI 125 RE· Ing oper•tlon. 10 k~ l ••• __ f mtg co In eouth O C day order cMek ~ ~red. Medlcal ,,......_ Medlcel NO lrdM Pwtl, ~
-Mic tor Dbde 511•2121 ~ WARD 87~22 Balboe date entry ... ere .. F/C,,.,,..., wleutorneted ~rrent vacancy haa n• w . 1ttll St. 549~ FO with 10 ••P. .... CA toa74. n. ,..,_ .... Coii,..tli
MO-t771 ---•-••11 eentlal.Toppay. & mlnUlll poetlng 1tlN °'"ted thl• opening Shll9y. Inc .• prCNtdee.,.. pegbOeld. lne btlltnt. •II I 11111 ,_., .... ,1r11 open-. .,..----="'......,...--=:--~ ........ .. gen'I ledger. IMklno . --.... ftoelentM&eryandcom-EKG.~ lnJ, 2 _.. .... Ing for., .,, • ..,
Newport llvd. Cott• U yw Old man. ;oua;ti. 11111,.. aper. & acct'o ptlrlClptet =-= ':0'=~ PfT. bookkeeping ..,,., peny~ employee ct. yra eocp, P In H.B. JClnt Country ~ In NellllpCW1 .__Y In Ila ~ Meu: 1500 eq/ft '-1,ftt.Stunnedvlctlm NEWPORtlEACH pr•ned.Ablltytorec> c.lfofdetalla: helPfllt. lnteMN, M-F, oendentbeneftta."'"*' llllaty.M2..oee6 leed\..UMtlme,. Region ..... OfftM
t750/mo AMtonomlc• of Celtf. llfeltyte. ~ 5•1 5633 onofle '*"' tmportant. wpm •• •IELL 2-5PM. 714-8.40-4148, In per.on or Mnd,.,,,,. llM. -.unllll cepttonl•t. Mutt be Oomeld lft IW Or.,..
Corp. 87M700 Mii• IHt love, ah altered Equal~~ Salary commeneur•t• 213-612-<tt41 to: PfT tor large .. prectlce Mic **· ~ 9ftd County Arpor1 .._ =~~'= :::.·:: .. c::~ FH/V ~ ... a:.::: ft .. 11111..,_ __.... 1111':.Z:!!"' =to:~-=:i :::::i:,:1.:.:.--:r.:.:-:-=:.-:: CM border Ne. Cell 1ng around. How can you MN to: F.D.l.C. PO Bo• 111 .. 1. Experience neoeHary. 1124 ;, 0 ._ 1seo ~ ~ .._.... belllc "'C ... w ..._
Jedde21S-290-3112 hOld aomeone you don't tllll •t.-1702l.1Mne,Cal.t2714. mature'aoodtyplngabll-11• Ate. ~-CAl2at ..,..._ IU l«M Ulla"-bl .. ~-evenknow?WondertngK • -1 Attn:Mr,...,.,._ ty, P*OflC:litncY.wtih flG-.... FfLT-1 ... , •••• , 1'W'fty .,......_,,_
Rant or ...... comm'I there'• a youthful, Shopping center~ llDI/ .... ~.PIT."'"*'llft2Pm ~ 11).t(~ by touch. ....._ 1112114 Modele~ ldeel:"•rMri...-,_. Pf'Ol*tY, ~1 zoning, un--"* Uigunaledywho NeklnQ a think« -· at Nwp H8't>or 99 Ldg. Ex.c1bnt oompany ben-.. ~o::.--M/F Law oflloa. Multt type 45 ..a --llmltecf mfg. L•gun It look.no tor a friend. For Ful/part twne. 848 83'0 PrOf. !fl2o Non/emkt. 34M Vie O'Porto. NB .nta. Coet.• Mw. c.I equ91,.,_,, .... .,..,. WE NEED NEW FACES wpm. r.. good front at-= In a :.....--:
: a.ct\, 716-1043 eomeone to be kind. lllllJWmrf 211· enyttme Ml&t•Ul.lle M1Metft9AM645-5'00. Forplagel1•1tlnrnodlll19 Ice appwwica Legtll ftce. .. ..-, to.:;...
•Cc1Mdluu••.Ac.:rr. ~=·!4.1: wantect: br1gtrt. tr11cU1at• 11nam1wana tntem. """ c.. & eo.-a.n.a1.~ ~~= .. fObe.W~mf· :;:-~;::; -.uia -.anc1.,1 • ~=.':°~ · f:111h. M,aybe not. =-c:.t~":~MUp~;:: ~~=n= ~~·15-20wtt.. g~tlon wretary with , ... ...., =:"'day9:~M =::.,~ ~ ........
Meytie you re temfled train. Ouatanteed ..i.ry, Coeta MeM .,.._ tr--. Must be wM H.8.15/lw.147,,..711 2 ~ Celff •• ..,_,. Must I• IMI -
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525' carpet. penellng, Laguna. t2t62 gram & benefit•. Mon.· J'IT eu.ft 1141te1-2111 OEN.=~~ Pf.:t• Sel•~ 0:;i: N4'W In town? Cl&Nlfled l•lbo• ., .. eMl!lnt ,....,,. .. .._ ..!:,d • 1385/mo. ~ & Bay YI...... Fri 4-8·$0pm Set tem .._ '°"· ........ __.. • 1 · Y c:en help you meet meny hllrd-worttlng per90fl to ~ ..i.y -· Center, 2052 Newport 11111. ..... , ·1Pm. Otan Milte POrtren Crown HardWwe, 1024 1111ma1 bkkpg, 10 kay, type meneurate w/expet. C.at of your ,,..m. 642~5"78 handle buey ~Ion age. Blvd. C.M. 5H-4181 Cel!John81ow7M-M14 Studloe.Calfnow: lrvlrie,N.l .M2·1133 50·80 wpm., de1•lled Barbarel33--3822 -w. Dheillfled dutlee. 644-2221 831-3331 lnveM under t300 to wortt work, knowl•dge of ltock u•at UllllTUY Good~ req'd. W0'1l ., ClllqlleltF•ildlG, ~ ~ a
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for rant. 1000 a.f., Coat• • • • k 1 t 0 m • e t wented to WOftt In I .A. of· & 7 mo) IOOklnQ Of the 19QIPtlooltt. and ,.. IMrn to take "'*'t°'Y for e.xperlencect Hf•-AcnON Peoplll wtM» M9d peope Byrne 111 SM..s 110
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Coate MeM. CA 92e2e quallftad lnwetort. AWltf-reg. a wtt1. M .... S200. CNld. ftberglW rmr . OffER TAKES • or )uM mak•peymentl leettl, 115,IOO. 581-117'3 40yC. 4 apd, factoty ..... eoe lncx>fM $50,000 a F.malea 1250. &4Ml32 bed, perl cond. paid 79 Trojan tn.c:.bln TOMY COME ON SOUTH COUNTY vw .71 ll t SC Tatga. red/bl! c...tt.. 8n Rt Lo..., llEIT WEITEll yHr. If you're ex-'300, asking 1190. CeM Abaolute brl1tol oond. BEACH BAB• IES &42-2000 wltthr. Xln1 oond. 4-4K ml. xlnt cond, .,P.,. olean,
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CLERK 11 b MADO 8eneftt Show LES 957..a133 U lNTERESf:cxt 20 '74 810, 2 dr herd t09 !Mther. Buy or lew. WAGON. OD COND ..
LL ...... UIUIT c.M. toc:.tJon. 14 & ~· 1111 Siii 11111 ... •lf'•.. IN8LIP~EWPORT &!I look1&runegreet &42-3204 $1000,C..7M-1903 u~~~~ Plltl""'!: dey, eYenlng. m d()ia;n R•t™ ...... 155-7540 or ~547 1st 11250. 492-3530 Trede '78 M a.u 300CD, '7'3 145 weoon.' apd, -
Strong organlatlonal, No •xP9f*ICle nee:. pupe, '200. 845-8719 Saw~ l mer. on new 17' Thl•tl• Dey Sall0t 77 B210 ~ Mdan 4-mint cond for let• mdl oond. amlfm ~•.
typing (80 wpm), com-754-1941 Coehr Spaniel pupt, top quaHty bed Mt•, an w/u lll & tr1r. 11200. epd, AIC. $1750/obo. Cabriotet. 876-1273 Mlct*ln Aactlall, roof
munlcatlon lkllle & a min. 1'D.9mm IRllY AKC. bwlt. 8 wk oldl, futly guer. Not 2nde or,._ 53M81hwutt I &42-3558 en 7PM ltUalt 1111 rec*, 91M, ptef cond. ~~~. y~. psm~"C: No :ei ... ~· s~ 1200· ~2804 d bl =~~. ~--::n .::· .!":. 1::,d~ s::i:ridt ~i 11M llTlll Ill D '78 mt 1Uitt gooa ;J;~J~. L~~:J: d .
slrat>le. Newport c.nter/ tr ~_,Sat. . LLaH ,.pao a ore • Fr" delivery 534-5080 S7 -· ·~•91a . 5epd, factcwy air, cuaette. cond. $800.
Funlon lll&nd 1oc. 17.92 ~:. ~ 882~· '300/ofr. 546-0445 · 4-· PP ........ -lo mllea, xlnt conc:t. "4* 780-3803 aft 5:30
hr. Appllcatlon1 mey be · · Pomeranian pup ma with Queen ll2e loft IAeeper. Cal 20. good condition, 3 clean. moat ... (P1388) ~ a-.. ~I
obtained at/returned to: 11LJP9m-papere. $350. 8J5-1594 S50. . . 541-7M5 MIJ1, 8 hp O/B, tr....,. 11111 _,_ lllC tMt
Newport Center Bfanc:h. Up to 110 hoUr Appl _.. USED FURNITURE, Good 14200 obO. S40-32S& IT'S « )u8t makepeymentasiv.r 8h8&JW. · lfl __ ..,.._..., ___ ,,_
858 San Olamenta Dr., tartt« ..... cnw.8.lery Poodle Pupe.T/c:up,T~ quality, good cond. Hobie with euetom 2_ 1s0etaunltn8todt cond. bteck/lllYer. low 'II Rambler. xtnt cond .•
The ld9al CMdtdate will be N.8. Caoc>Ye.40-2119. AJ-+ bonQe. 857-3048 Min. $250.& up 546-2 Sotu. wall uoltl. tablaa. ~ hMw IClnt cond JUST SOUTH COUNTY VW ml. $36,000. &42-8487 1750/0bo. 759-1803 ===~~~ 1ngdetldllneMey31. TINllllYD ~o~F=~= chelr 1~~~l800 StOO/ob0.240-8093 · 19~ &42·2000 lu.n lilt hili Hit
MCt9lattal lklh and be lllUT&IY /TYPIST Famlll# with LA. Ar• Ing. Reu. ret•. 15% Off Very omat• Ilk• ,,.. 10 Hood Seafur1: ~ .. ~2535. 1M2 lltM.. 'IS :a.a WGN: a iPd. 18R '11 RMERX an uoeltent typtlt who le Statlltlcal typing llc.lltl + Cell 54 .. 1157 this monthl M3-33N piece grey king Bdrm Mt 7 MCt. for 25 -35 boat. 4 cyt, auto tr8nl. factor) ml, 5 yr unllmlted ml . ..,. ~ ret>ultt, xlnt
femlllar with IBM memory gen.rel ottlee dutlet. s•• s1100 new, NII Mao. S1000/ob0. &42-6911 elr, lo mllea. Jdrl1 oond ranty, perl. oond. Must oond. 11950. ~79
typewrtter1. The Mlected Small Newport S.ac:h TYNT Plft n.. U.....U I .. B/W con.ate TV sao. 2 Lanoer :M', bft •81, full ""* dean. rnue1 .. Ml. $7000. 842·7214 ·eo Skytn 4 cyt IClnt QM
8f!'eorlcant wlll preport ~ CPA nrm75'9N9on5~;m<*er. Mon. Thun. & Fr1. muet be FOf ...... rn pony. m. p I• b 0 0 k e . •• reoe, catm tall r1g, repo. AWMI"< <e--....... -(P1218) ,_,. tllt mll, prv . prty,' 13215.
,,,. por•t• tlf90fl·-· reuonat>ty fut & 145/mo. Boarded In SA hHdlfoot board• & Avery 541·5728 alt 8. ·.., "'•• .. 0 -°" ltll4 ~ 476-1275 « 844-4157 ~~~~ lll'f/llllfT, accurat•,wltlbetralnedon Hght1.875-7851afUPM frame w/MW mattr... ;::~fullyfact. OfSJuatmakCOUapeymenVWta F!!!_Tlfalr.·~~~-•• lo c:.:1110 9W
Good communication ~'-:''?r:~~ ~~': :M=~ &a"'9• 1111 r'.~ ~C::: L~~4~-,U ~~ eQWpPect ""PPY 1600oc ~2-:°" ;-,;;; xlnl oond • .,.,.,.~-;-;--:;.._!"""!'!'~;.._~ :':.:::=.•W. Hlf-1terter. RequlrH 1880 Placentle Ave. 10ft'r&iiONll&lllfiReal9-awing (no plltow9) UOO. axtrea,hwytr....,,oowr. =·e~fi1·"6~es. '79 210ZX. 5 epd, air. dean.mutt .... (P1422) newtrw,Ur91,~etc'.
60-70wpm ~. prof. Coeta MeM ter, etec, br ... reblt, Black lthr redlner dlalr & *1"5 ftnn. 548-5435 Met.&llto ltlver (039410) amffm eaaa, MW paint. S*I 12500 080 87&-0206
We offer an exoeti.nt ban-eppewance strong com-mint cond, hU stand. foot Stoot S200. Love Udo 14 #4273, 1 aet of radletot, beltl. hoeee, °' )U9t makepeymenta
efttl pacllage. Pteue t«· muntcatlon ··""· lhort-TYPIST Beat ofter. 759-0808 Met 100. 54&-M22 ..... ~.good redng .. , n A.I "TD Dr Juet tuned. Loe*• new. 15 Toyoc.ln Stodc '11 M n•1•
ward 'f04JI rwwne lndk:-hand a plu9. Salary com-Po1it1on Im med lately eun.t over 100 yrs old ltu ... W l'9COfd 11350 873--nto 00-Q-. dft\lea new. M500. PP. SOUTH COUNTY VW Good cond. 5'4I 3043
atlng Nlary requirement• meMUrtt• w/Uf*. Ex-avaHable In a n\#t(et ,._ 1275. Oek Otnlng Table 8 .... 1112 Udo 14 wlboet oovar. -• M2-4M7 &42-2000 '71 ~ f/Nr, Kint cond.
to: c e 11 • n t b • n • f It•. aeerc:h firm. Typing ,._ chairs over 100 yrs old -....... evlll. w/traller. WJAJalH '81 26"~ OL ...-T """1 T ,._.... lo ml fully --·d lttw Ml Joan Ftubert, Corpor-M0-1398 quired eo wpm. ·c.n Mar· 1495. French loVe ... , & Leevtng Country muet Mill i'T50. 873-2352 ---·· 1-oyoca ""'-4 .. 00, iii="23M . •te Pereonnel Manager. --------)Orte Adame for appt: rodcer $2500. 3 drewer All contenu, app11encee Top. blue, good oond. dr, anometle, 40,000ml,1 __ 1 __ obo_. ----lftlUL Piii• 54&-3814 dr...., ll50. 548..a822 & furn . CHh only. WANTED Wl'tlf..... "300. 4"°*2 11g95 (1CTZ174) Biii .. BJIUll ARC AJ.IRICA to take «cMrl In Mart(et-494-1218 KJteMam,Booms,Cent• y ft~ .84 new 300ZX 21~ wfT· Yat91VW.AMen. ~loaded,..._, up-
P.O. Box 2360 ~=.::~tr:.'= Ne~~~~ A~~~~A~T ... o:, d~~ t:~.:·~.,~ JtwtlrJ 1114 ~~~~ ~~ 'S I =·~~.=:it~ ~::u..... :-"~~ 112,000°"3~ to mt
Newport Belctl, CA be •ble to ltart lmmed. taurant. Call Erne1t $125. 1~ayer p6ano 20 cl~ m;a rOUlih BIYC Youth pr~m. 22 ~ ~ peyment.. 419-1004 ml, nu paint In /out NABERS
92658-0238 Xlnt Income If ~fled. 131-8282/Dan 875-ae30 $5000. 182 EMERALDS, ONLY $100, 873-1070 between a at:t II.. S4000obo. 551-2032
F« ~pt. c:all r. 0... Warehoueepat1tlme,gen-A~ All CelllM0-8&88. ... Liat. • ~ ., ,,. .. Equal Oppty Employer bOme. 882-58-43. .,.., wen, 2 attne per r; .,. Rat S"""-m '72 CORONA Dttuxe. 4 dr. c•NILAC M/F/H ld9al a. , loemkr. gold, Diamond ~. lad* v. lenice 712t ~ ...-auto 1 owner Jdnt oond Nnl.. llt??fll UlllTllT week, b student°' nu comp. $550. 850-?452 carat 1urrounded by A!! M!I In / E Btown w/tan t09. 50K ml. $1475. 75Mm · S ELL Idle Items wllh a f« bl.lay Nlon. Must be retired peraon. Hunt diamond• VSI D c:otor, In ....... .nt. t aome .xt. ~ $3500/0bo, &42-7350 LARGEST SELECTION
Deity Pilot Classified AO lie.need. NB 131-1390 BMctl .,.._ &47-35e3 GE FWrtQ. wht, 10 cu ft Y9flow gold '3750 Obo. In uc:hange f()( F/llVtng ..... lfll '74 CEUCA, brown, new Oflatemodet, towmlaaga
~aily Pilot · · ·
PART TIME
\lotor Routt-Available
~ewport Beach area, three
hours per day. Earn a pprox.
$600 per month. Call I I :00
lo 4:00 PM. Al\k for Bruce
Emslt-).
CIRCU LATION DEPT.
642-4321 EOE
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WAREHOUSE PERSON 175. CDM. 873--7429 Ladl .. y, cerat pear aboard your boet In N.8. brak•, bettery, good Cedll9clln8outhem
Drtvtng t~ & for1dlft. I llY ~I diamond IUf'l'ounded by x-refl (8 19) E/~181 BRISTOL AT !DINGER 'fl CMC, grMn. a;;;, cond., •1200. 842-3000 ClltfornlaJ S.Ultodayt
Mtg waref\OUM. Ctlrbon LES 957..a133 diamond• In y/g $550 llllM lftlll IN BANTA AHA nHdl body work. '78 CORONA WllOOf'I, ale, &Jllft•1110
lndultry. Santa Ant. obo. 780-2811 WE clean your boat bot-Hl-OllO $1200/obo. 759-83M 5 apd am/f'm, c.a. new :::"HarborBMI
558-3921. <*I PMCMryt. Mayteg Wuher & Elec1rlc NEIMAN Bar Scene, tom and repleoe Zinke at 'FAMILY SING!: .53.. '81 CIVIC 1500DX: 5 apd, tlree, Si>QO. 4"-1"8 COSTAMEIA '
; WOP/TYPIST-Ad ~ Ory«. ll50 for Mt. TOOTS SHORE'1/artllt your lllP 848-0792 lie. 43K, xtnt cond, Or1Q. '82 Cellca GT UB 5 apd 1._.--r----......, ...
: 1Mk1 WOP operator Kenmore WHh•r 195. proof retall tnoo+ llLJ..lUO• II o• owner. $5000. &4&-5370' wht/blu, a/o, p9, xlni bltftlei HU
· w/excellent ullll fot fut 873-5&88 Can ct.llver OFFER. Ewe 87~9837 Ill~ Decltt 7121 IDV 11.lJ IO OSLT. '81 Civic 15000X. 5 IPd conc:t. t7154. 546-9174 1113 Qie¥y Blaer
pace oopy deek. Con-Refrlg, 17' froet·fr" $175. ROLEX PRESIDENT ~ 58il)O;t on 55' mooftng. em/fm cueette ~ • V-8 18000 ml ' =
alder training exper. Apuz.. $140. 850-7452 nnllh, 2 X1ra i.ftgthl, Both S14,000 Newport c:ar. 14400. 4"-4n2 :. ~ ~· Alc,t':i. ?' (1HiAeeT) u Yatet vw.
typtst w/70+ wpm lkltta. Refrloe 1 150 Chee1 frMW $8700 r.tal, make offer. &di. 819-43M205 Aail tll'7 eo, • tnU9 °' Allan
cen 250-<tlOO, after 2prn. 1175 Wlhr/dryr $136.. Ewa 875-9837 38'41' ullboal lllp elde Jnn 1127 pey..off.1Mt-3m 137-4800 4~1 1 ... -n DshW9r 1100 &46-5&48 Ill n:=:::::: llll u., e1ean production nt>er 1980 Audi SOOOS. 4 dr; ~~-i' ~l Mt~ gtMa boat 97~ Automatic, A/C, Sunroof. 79 VtA Wh,red Int. Loeded.
Exper'd wood worker for 8'ngle door refrlg. Oteet XUWXY pRO&Jef8 · 1 own• r . I 5 9 9 5 TM conv. ldnt · Xlnt cond. Mutt Seti.
cultom, commerdal In· lhape. $85, &46-1743 36-~ _ flnel month BOATSllPavaM, BALBOA (1ADG098)BlnYat•VW. Muet ... to~· l10K 861·'7S68/55e-t700 tenor deMgn c:ompeny. "''• · C 35' ...._boat Allen $3475 873-1100 Should hew background UMd Refr1g'1 S1()():k)O. AM tot Bob 97 .. 7818 $22S/ · l3l°:0253 ' 137""4800 . . '11 ~ ~
with htirdwood & leml-All llzea. AllO buy refr1g. Antique? EJec1rtc Riding 493-46ll !Iii#~ llU T•top, burgundy, lo ml.
net•. Good eompeny AndereonAppl.&41WM1 Hora• carouHI 1119 Harbot, pvt lllp '78 5000, xlnt cond Til~w 1 8.ACS12,too.'40-1707
beneflt..Applylnpenon: 19thSt.C.M.&46-5538 s2eo 8.42-4040 wantedfornew40'power $5100/0bo. New tlrM, tpd,tunroqf,A/C~ ,.. Hit
250 FllcMr Ava, CM. Wuher & gu dryer good . . boat. "4-4800 anytime Nit CO!Of. 1eo-90n (1DGL051) Ml v .... vw. ,....,...,..,.,...___, ______ _
COnd $230 494-24Y5 Ladlel Sdlwtnn 10 tPd. -~ ~#. 11111111 IMll Allen '71 Fotd Retta. 4 apd, air. WH4Wtrtltr'ta..t ~· .. ..__._,_ 1114 ~s1~oe'o~:-'2 TRI-CYCLE . Auto trana. f..-...., -··. 837-4800 493-4511 etereo .......... 11176. · Generel knowledge In _ ..... ..,. ::> 87M c:uMtt rl-i;;t'co:;d , ...... VW .......... um 4 dr, 5 131-3019
. hardwood• & lamfnat•. j metaJ ih:MnQ. 1811 MAGIC ISLAND Gold 832•9382 ........ ~. ·! .. t ... ·. _.. -" n •-94A Good OOfnPMY beneftta. Ch b hi • ....._A O pd ............ ,,_ apd, A/C, 30,000 ml.11•=·=·= .. :...-...-...:=·~ .. = Appty In penon: by 4'. 25 lhel\W diu. arter mem ere P .....,,.,.....", 1 1 • •Int. (P1395) $8995 (Sttc 47et. &Ml 1171 Mark iv. iikJGk,
250 Recher Aw. embled. 145. 536-7117 '300/obo. 419-6538 •7*.15. &42·1333 ... ,. Vat• VW. Alen. ~I"*! pp f 1HO.
Coeta Mw lnduatt\al bolt «gantzer. 3' MAJOR SAFE TL-15 UMd ~ Paramont 28", or Juet makepeymenu 837-4800 4t3-4&11 144-7280/844 tut
x 4', 80 trey1. 135. S500.Ca11 Mary831-t152 campagnolo equlped, SOUTHCOUHTY VW 1992 vw Aabbft 4-dr -.. 1 536-7187 Tuee.-Fr1. 11-4 .it OOnd $550 &42-1004 &42-2000 euiomatlc, A1C SAN'. li-lilPiP•~,_......; .. ioi:i-w
NEIMAN Btr Scene. (1EOA31T) Ml Yetee VW. · itn¥ oond t..1'!.... llll TOOTS SHORE'1/arti.t I 1 Hll Hunt!ngt~ IMclfl Allen orla ml, orig owner ~· proof retell tnoo+Hl1ft '71 733, loaded, •Int (l14) Nl•llll 837-4800 48CM&11 t1IOO/obo, eeo-aeea
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IDT OFFER. Evea 876-9137 '71 ml kid new c on d .. auto, b I u . , a.--'Ina & ,1 C I 1 t• chain S200 'Mary w /palomlno Int .......... IHI 87 -· w -... 1 epr , owner, 8UN.A~~~i~~ ~~~~~ = Jw '46-H73 "'mtg 114,500/obo. 646-3117 ' 1ih u;;m •. a&, = =~= . t750/0bo. P.P.142-11'1 ~~<;:~1 :':\::5~e;c'_:•:; TZ~~~~. 4 cyt~'!:o~~~IFM :=..~c,n,. '..r.r.;: ·~~.':~=~ ~~=: ~of #5 Fwy at t_,. S25. ~ '29. ,, l?IO 08017t-t208 lter90 I tract. en rt, lo Vat• VW. A11tn zM:l1s1 • ' humrn) Vacuum l10'72MBZ250 'i1 HONOA 250 mltel, xlnt cond, .,.,_ 137-4t00 ....... 11 ........ IBf
INFO: 7 maka onw. 87M112 THREE WHEEi.EA dean, ti1U9t w . (P1414; 'IO 2I08E.. Ml PM", reotnt '71 fAITaACK. rbtt '"!'J 'ff Mtlii &;: WWW ~... One Way ,..,,_ 'Tlc*et tor l5CMM3 2 10 otlOOM from. q . WOttl. nu ....._ em/fm cme. auto7 n ._ .._., 11 lli:ldl.
lPPlt" coUPUfER ..... From John Weyrre •13 XA200R t1dden 5 ""· ~=vw S5C>Oo1obo.117-eeol MP1.dnlnloutll7· • toedtd'41I0.17MMI•
SYSTEM· 128t< 2d,,.... ~to Botton. M-. UC tot.net 11000 In-• ILll•llllll '1t ........... amnm 111 m ........ CP/M, montt«'. 1nttmei .My lS. *21'5. tN Me0 vetted, take 1 1300. • . CW. NM OOOd. tt700 21 """ .,,.,., aptlan.
mocs.m. Otcldet1 print•. Petlo Mt & umb, wtok• &4M111 ~ .na.Jllmft '::.:'":.nMlf ..:!11~ obO. 24',.... .,_ ...,..:ii:i., ....... OOftd,
S1185. ee2-3M1 ceb. 1t...o.1. tat* lamp. Yamaha 1170 toec En-~YLJI' Dk blue. ..woof,_., ·h vw i(ibactc, or!I UM,,;;\tuo1u.a11 rrtt .. '" un nQc, S..Mroe dufo. Nna good. 1871 Stlea SeM»-Lwlng idnt OOftd. W• .... :-= ::... hiilil IDI WWW CRtw. 10 mo Quallty + grey carpet, 1ucc rited• ~. miee S,1111·;~11 S2t.ooo . ..._. ... now to • 'ff Qom W • elmoet MW, ... eq )di, ..,. part• ell 1250. I .,... ... ~ " ll*IO. ...Ulllc .. 1 bll wfwht m.rklnQ• lhot• 1100 e.u.et.sa 97WW 120-tm M-Ft1 Mpm ..,... _, -... 7IK IN. OOOd oond. 2 door ~ M eqpe, Peul 54&-3048 Iva meg '72 ii& iiini ..ii. f4,,00D fii 11t-n'2 lmMlo. '4111 ml eM00 IOttenl ..__ ador•bte TrUfl compecior i100. E>cuN1111t8etectlonot,.. ml,cllt~lllOO. ,.,... 1 0t MROAINHflO-Olll
' ' 00.. bed $76. King a andew.tuliypi9P919d PIP. 0.,.......... •fiYW fii()J:f()ji 7 ..-.otd becU75. 5413043 UOTO..HOMl!:WAHTW UeedlMW'1.,_,.ln ~_.1MO L.oc*a jood. NN. 11100
842-5615 ~ l*'Y P9)'tl Clllf\. ltodt °' .... -... ~ 111
'-Qi. quiet ok1er wttt '::: ~,_: =,~'. 7141711.e350 Ul-1111 71 -:.=::'·:. 'ff Wiiii: Aili/Ki cw. ~,,:VsJ,9''"8111 MaleC)f1fyfJ'M331 &atllertl•/ allW.tet,..,._A.rta =-· 142·Tm tnrf,·~= 4'4Pd.
-WANtfO Beby'• wtdc• ·-MU Cloeed lundey •fi ,... •• &ti °""' .... till80~~"--~--
HLL ldlt Item• wnh • ohan9ll\g tab I• end '"wax XbfO JlMTti (M Ha.,. aomethfnQ you-~ tt,000 ""· LOM>ID. '11 .. Oof'N, MW lllc top 114-31J· 1f 1t
Deify Piiot Cl<med Ad mothtr'I ~ r~ Nnl) U4500. ~$. lo Mii? C$uelfleld edt do ,.NT OOHOmOfit I tlNe 1 OMW trrwNc IM< .....,._,,..,_,, i
&42·.5e78 chair 241"*6 911191 311 M~ C.M. n .-94a • .se11 1n..r.u. or t1t-0110 ml 1n-na1 ue.ntt • ... ~"' ~ .
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For the
woman
whOhas
everything
... a bal
to put it in
There's something for everyone
this season when it comes to
accessories.
.. ...
For the bold, there arc~ in ~t colon and jungle dCSl&JlS.
easily boldina enough provisions
fora safari to the beach. at the least
Lea then so soft and smooth that
they mimic the bandJ.ina qualities of
fabric are news, while natural fibers,
such u strJw and burlatf~1~ still aoing 1tron1 with new · cs for
added mileage.
Fashion jewelry is also bold and
bright. Earrings are large and whim-
sical, while sturdy, eye-catching
bracelets jal)llc on fashionable
wrists. Beaded wood ac.cessories
repeat t~frican theme, as do many of c new scarves, which arc
tiedatwai orhips·orwomas
hcadwraps.
For evening elegance, tradition
holdsastrongcrsway. Smooth
leather bags and jeweled and beaded
clutches complement strong, clcan-
li ned pan ts outfits as well as frilly
styles reminiscent of the antebellum
South. And the rhinestones sparkl-
ing on everything from scarves to
shoes arc in the running for a girl's
second-best friend.
Dally Piiot Photos by Lee Payne
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D. Tile aatual look la RUl ·~ ettoac OD tile •••er h1laloa wae, wttla la-p. etraw ud ::::r .. alunrla& ap ID ..... u4 aatUal ton• eat ID eCuf pdDta ucljeweby.
s. Tlae .atart lOok idaow. ap ID ttaer print l•tller ._. ucl a woodeD bead wlllace. Tfae folclecl LI.a
ClilltonM llCal'f ucl 8C&nee by Scco tied u
la.ctwnpe are ID acc111Drl• at hllock'•·
A. Cnaala.J l•tber DODCMe wttll ctra~ aacl aec"'Me aacl eurm,. b7 Red Co6ra add •'••II• Of color to ca•el wear.
B. Lacqaeiecl lltraw lmda lt8elf to a ftl'lety of U.tmenta ID th ..
. bap llllpon.d from tbe PlaWppla• ud tile boater-~
C. For all-oat e1-.ance, It'• bud to beat Jadltll Lieber, wlaoee enDiDI baa• can tie foancl at lhallock'1, Soatll Cout Plua. Tbey
are abcnrD iere wttll eurm,. and necklace by lllrll'• Folly.
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Judgingaperson 's ·charactet'?Theeyes havei~
You coWd become a muter at ------------.. read.ina" the cbanc1er ot everyone
You meet. 1t•s u limple u k)olctna into
tbeireyes. v.
DEM
Human behaviorists •Y the color
of one's eyes cu eerve u a fairly
aa:urate barometer for iDdk:atinl
specific penonality traits.
For instance, if iriles are broW!\. a •••••••••••• two-sided personality ii indicated. Oo -
one side steadfastnea. practicality, and a IU'OQ& ten1e of commitment. On
the other, vivacity and a rare affability for beiQI ralber hewbeelina.
When the brown ii apecially dart. the ·vital outaoina aide
predominates, but liabt brown tilu &be ICalel toward a more aerioua. telf'·
sufficient person. an individualist with a mirina natwe.
Woukl that detcription fit the brown..q'ed people you know7
This information on anal)'Zina by eye color wu tent alona by the
Elizabeth Arden people in co.Uunction with information about a new
product -E~Fix. They say 1he cream will keep your eyes, whatever their
color, look:ina peat all day Iona.
l~ients in the cream that you apply to the lids prevent eye makeup
from fading, streaking and tettlina in the tiny folds and creases. (It docs the
same thing for eye shadows that EA's Lip-Fix docs for lips. The laner
product launched last year bu been hiahly successful and prompted
PARTY WRAP
nwnerou1 other compuia to produce a similar one. Both mail for about"
SlO) .
Now. Mc* to ctwkinapenonality traiu by cbcckina eye colora. Could
eyes really be the window to the IOUI? II.Am· BYD: !rites that hover almost euctly bet!W!en brown and
IJ'eCll (commonly caUod hazel) tell of a vinually boundlell inner vitality,
detenniAed. viaorous personality -imqinative, always ready for an
adventwe, and couraaeous when trouble looms ahead. Look out, however,
for a decidely selfish atteak. Balanci.na these qualities are a senae of
.responsibility and awareneu of limitation• - a profound thinker with an
uDCOIDIDOD llCDlitivity to outside stimuli.·
G...,. BYD lf oee lookl upon the world throuah iriaea of areen. the
i.ndlvidual could be lailbly uapredjctable with a quiet ldf.aufficiency that
pvea an ait of mysaery. Gifted with aeeminaly limiUC. patience, one ia able
to exerclte patieoce and NIU'lint of action wben ..,,.1ry or ldvantqeOus,
and is slow to .,.er. An iniellectull Dltwe combiDed with exceptional
powen of creativity and oriainality mU.e this penon especaill)I well auited
to the communication fielda. Physiopomiau believe that. in ,meral,
peen-eyed people are the happiest of the color lfOUPf.
SEA-OllEEN OR EMDALD: Irises of tbe deepest areen indicate that
pouession of all the creative powers of the peen-eyed person. but little of
the patience. The k:ey word beR is unPRdictability -a hiply impetUous.
volatile personality, with a wild temper. Not surprisinaJy, deep.sreen irises·
suuest a sharp Q4ac of naaJina envy in natu~. and uae of considerable powc-~ nf C'ttnninfl ttC"t what 1s wanted.
8UJS SYBii: -Blue iritet deGoce potlelliOD of I biab iatellect and in~ Symbolic of &be quell for delDer. biabes'.tbinp, blue combines
fervor with lelllidvity, wbicb trantlllUll Into devotion to noble or worthy
cautes, and a deep sincerity that belpe make fiiendaeuily. A cold color, blue
alto indicates aetr .. u=::r· th~ one llil1 f'CIXllD'w. tbe value of cooperative effon. P . of ext.raordinary awnina. ODe leach to be
sentimental and bogcd down by roudM. Tbouab b11iclll,Y 1 briabt and
happy nature, thi1 person is often moody and sjven to beariq arudles.
VIOLET: Rare u an iria color, Yiolet carries an equally~ act of
penonality traits. Al a color of arancteur and imponanc:e, it indicate? a
penon with hiab ideal and unc:omproibilhna peffectiomam who avoids
criticism and poueuet sreat aelf ~ieem. There is nothina .. ~nk.ina"
about thi1 penonality. Hiably imqioative and creative, this person
poueuea ruona literary, artiatic or dnllnatic ability. Perhape the most
imponant of all the violet·iris traiu ia cbarilma.
GRAY EYES: Generally, aray iriaet denote obstioancy and courqe,
but also uncenaioty in pursuits and affection,. Gray is a deceotive ~lo~ -
thou&h one appears to be a quiet coofonn1st, even aelf-effacins, at as a
catcu1atina natu~ that allows one to wait patiently for an opponunity to
press interest of one's own.
BLACK EYES: Irises of black sianify a dyoamic character -full of
enerJY and inner vitality, hot-tempered, impulsive and always ready to face
dangerous adventures. The demeanor ls one of dianity, without prctcntion
and comm anding respect.
Dmllr ..... .., ~ .... ...,
DaDlel and Jean Ald.rtcb chat with tbelr ncceuora Jack and Oatata.ndJ..nC Senior Delorea O'Brien co~talatee Bob Gentry and
Saunne Petuon at tbe UC lntne Laada and Lamela banquet. VlTian Wayne on their commantty and etaff award.a at banquet.
~~~=..~~~::e~e UCI retires its No. l. hostess
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Jean Aldrich presented
highest honor from alumni
It might have been an evening fLlled with the
distracting fanfare of spotlights. streamers and balloon
bouquets.
Instead, the UC Irvine Alumni Association's
annual Lauds and Laurels Awards Banquet was marked
by a sprinkling of Peruvian lilies and the dignity of those
it had chosen to honor. Thi s was an affair of the mind.
With a low-key, twilight cocktail hour in the pool
area of the Irvine Marriott, and a dinner of chicken
Jerusalem in an unadorned ballroom. 350 university
and community guests gathered to applaud this year's
winners.
Alumni Association president Deq1at B.
DavW,_ and executive director Glu K.elld shared
emcee duties which bcpn with the Academic Senate's
special award of .. Distmguished Faculty Lectureship"
presented to Dr. James McGaap1 a psychobiology
professor internationally known ror bis research on
learning and memory.
This year's recipient of the association'• hi&hest
accolade, the designation "Extraordinarius," was Jeu
Aldrlclt, wife of soon-to-retire university chancellor
DanJel G. Ald.rtclt Jr.
Thia double-take capta.ree Daphne Walker, raiRr, and Dom Pucale. ber twin •later,
chairman of tbe .. Gypey Carn.Im" fand-wbo ba•e ldendcal auction ltema IA mtnd.
"This is a very coveted and imponant award, and I
am proud and touched that Town and Gown (a UCI
support group of which she is a founding member)
would nominate me, and I am honored that the Alumni
Association would select me,•• Aldrich said to a standini
ovation.
Accordina to the association. Aldrich received the
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ReyaolO, Dorodly Straus and Larry Teuey. • • • The gypsies stared into their crystal balls and came
up with a success-a profitable fund-raiser for the Stage
Door Chapter of the Orange County Performing Arts
Center.
The "thieves' market, .. actually a silent auction,
netted something ''in the neighborhood of$ 14,000,"
according to Lava c..d.rey, tickets and rcaervations
chairman.
The benefit held at the Airponer Hotel, which
included a sit-down dinner and dancing to the music of
Bill Foster and the California Sound, drew about 350
people, many of them looking decidedly ~yish.
And one of the highlights of the even ma was a
''JYPSY camp show .. put on by chapter members and
directed by Dapbe Walker and Dorta PalCale. The
performance opened to strains of" On the Road Again"
and ended with a salute to OCP AC. There also was a
tribute to Lea Bedsow, cxccuti ve director of the ans
center, who is to be known hereafter as "IGng of the
Gypsies."
Others at the event were Carol Wllkn, chairman of
the arts cent.er guild•s directon. and her huabllnd, lteat;
h'etle McCaffrey,cba.irman of the lrvine·bued guild.
with husband. MJdaael: Moalea and 1Al1 P'leriu and
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National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The fund·raiser
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*Rare Appearance
Sunday, June 17 at 7:30 p.m. -Artists Theatre, 625 Park Avenue, t..guna Beach
PAUL&MAUD
TORTELIER cellos
with the
LAGUNA
CHAMBER
ORCHESTRA
After his stunning Los Angeles debut last
February, said Albert Goldberg, L.A. Times:
" ... quite the liveliest and most Invigorating
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For this unique Southern California concert, he
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Masatoshi
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Handel: Sonata for Two Cellos and Orchestra in G Mino r; Stravinsky:
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* Diverting Vocal Pyrotechnics & Festival Ensemble!
Sunday, June 24 at 7 :30 p.m. -Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Be~h
MARVELLEE
CARIAGA soprano
"She made .m 1mprMs1ve New York
debu1 with the Ph iladelphia
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N.Y. Times JOHN
DUYKERS tenor
Brilliant receptions fro m the opera
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Ms. Cariaga offers a delight in Telemann's tragi-
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Kantate eines Kunsterfahrenen Canarienvogels,
followed by heroic songs from Weil's "Threepenny
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* And, One of the Finest Gems in Chamber Music!
Sunday, July 1at7:30 p.m. -Moulton Playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach
YUKIKO KAMEi
violin
MILTON THOMAS
viola
KO IWASAKI
cello
DENNIS TREMBLY
bass
DORIS STEVENSON
.piano
*For the Grande Finale
This concert is cause for an affectionate reu~on, because it welcomes
back the guest artist of our inaugural season in 19n. the Tchaikovsky
Competition winner, Ko Iwa saki. We also are delighted with the appear-
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monic. And loyal patrons will be pleased to recognise the return of our
own art ists Yu kiko Kamei, Milton Thomas and Doris Stevenson .
Schumann: Piano Quartet in E-flat, Op. 47; Kodaly: Duo for Violin
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Sunday, July 8 at 7:30 p.m. -Artists Theatre, 625 Park Avenue, Laguna Beach
LAGUNA
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Mitsumoto conducting
MICHELE
ZUKOVSKY
clarinet
MILES
ANDERSON
trombone
You won't wish to miss th is final note of the season with
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and nuance:· -Kenneth Sanson
Ms. Zukovsky is principal clarinetist with the Los Angeles
Philharmonic; and Mr. Anderson. an international
trombone soloist. for this concert will play the seldom
heard alto trombone.
Takemitsu: The Dorian Horizon ; Mo zart : Concerto for
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Maine. He bad been visitin& the Wampanoags since the
previous July, and he returned to bis own home shortly
after Massasoit si'1'ed the treaty with the Pil_.-ims.
Some histonans allece that the nation's travel
industry got its stan in 1638 when the first annual fair in
America was held in the nearby town of Duxbury. This
promoted travel to such an extent that in the same year,
Francis Sprague was lioensed by the colony to keep a
victuallinf on Duxbutrow side.
Despite this auspicious start, Plymouth's tourist
industry remained dormant until 1769 when a group of the
best young men in town decided to form a private drinking
club. They called the club, The Old Colony Q ub, and went
looking for an historical event to oomrpemorate.
The 12 men decided to commemorate the 1620
landing of the forefathers on Plymouth Rock, and for more
than two centuries, the Old Colon)' O ub bas celebrated
Forefathers· Day every December 22.
Plymouth Rock, the nation ·s most famous landmark.
had languished in obscurity until 1741 when 9S-year old
Elder Thomas Faunce indentificd it u the rock on which
the tint Pilarims landed . Durina the Revolutionary War. the rock became a
focal point for the rebel cause. The Sons of Libert}' went
down to the waterfront with a winch and 30 ieams of oxen,
to raise the rock out of the aand and take it up to Town
Square where il could be viewed as a f)'t9tK>I of American
Independence. '
While they were raising it, the reluctant rock split
the bottom half fell back into the hole. The bottom
stayed in the sand, but the top half was hauled up to To
Square where it was used to prop up the LI~ Pole .
The Pilgrim Society was chartered in 1820 m the b
of en~ surround~ the 200th anniversary celebration
the amval of the Pilgrims. Dedicated to promotina
continuing and expandin& appreciation of the · ·
the group erected a museum m 1824. Today, Pilarim
is the oldest public museum in the country.
The Pilgrim Society also led a camfrr.·gn to conv
Cole's Hill, the first burial pla<;e of the · ·ms, into
historic park. Between 1859 and 188 , the aro
supervised the planning and erection of the nailo
Monument to the Forefathers. It is the largest solid
monument in the country and was a prototype or
Statue oflibcny.
Back in Town Square, souvenir bunters cbil)l)Cd a
at the top half of Plymouth Rock. On July 4, 1834,-the to
fathen decided to move the rock to a safer location.
front of Pilgrim Hall, before it disapl)Qred completely .
In 1880, the two halves of the lapidary legend w
rejoined. Forty years later, the tired, battered old rock
moved for the Jut time to its present location .
conjunction with the 1920 Tercentenary celebration,
magnificent p-anite portico wu built to protect the w
travelled nauonal landmark.
The 1920 Terocntenary celebration also gave birth
The Pilarim Pr~s, a reenactment of the Pilpi
procession to Bunal Hi11 which bu continued ann
except for a shon period during World War II.
Today, Plymouth welcomes more than l.S milli
visitors each year. Dubbed America's Ho_meto
Plymouth bouts more than a dozen tourist attractio
including the rock; Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of
type of vessel which brought the Pilgrims to the N
World; Plimoth Plantation, a re-creation of the Pil&ri
1627 tettlement: ~m Hall, the nation's oldest pub
museum; Jenney Onst Mill, a reconstructed replica of
Pilgrims first (1636) mill; Plymouth National W
Museum. agd Forefathers• Monument .
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ha• made trips to Orcoce, China, and Mexico.
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•Most artists ""a t drt · b will lona be remembered as the wife-beatina Garth Gimble lQ play the 1ame cbar'ICter ow loq." 11 VC 0 Ve ca S. ontbesyndicated''MaryHanman,Maryffartman"and Mullnoednotworry,andforaWhilebec:allaQbeckto work long hours to make a living· as bis twin brotn'!t the tacky talk sbow host Barth Gimble hi• peintina. He ii an aocomplitbcd air brulb ariitt whole on "Femwood 2Niaht" and "America 2N.iabt." He bu ptaurea<X>mmand$3,000toS5,000apieoe.Hebadaono-
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Manin Mull'• comedy "This is quite different for me," be said. "As for my "I chose the air brush because you can set photo
"Domestic Lift" seems to be a lost cause so it might be personal feelioas. the jury's still out I'm not sure this is reality.'' he $lid ... You can set sharper edaes or IOfter
mo.re appropriate to speak of Manin Mull the artist. what I should be doing. I remember talkina to Jane CUrtin ed,tes. So w~t rm doirt& is transferrina small photos into
CBS is bringing back ''Domestic Life" for two-tut ('Kate & Allie'), who was also in ·o.c.' We both have the larte reoroductions on S-by-6-foot canvaaa. I may take aasps this Wednesday and next Wednesday. ~ same son of background and were debating whether to do bwidrecls of pictures with different liahtina and analet
"Domestic Life" never got much of a rating, but some situation comedy. until I find the one I want."
critics tbouabt it was a nifty comedy, particularly when "You get two options when you do a show. You'll be~ He said one of the moat difficult thinas about beinaan
Mull subtly dropl)cd in the zinaers while~ the most on for four or five weeks and the ax will fall and you'll be · ·st wu puttiq a dollar value on his work.
laid-back father on television. CBS tried it 10 several written offasa failure. Or, you spend lOyears on the show "The paindnp mean so much to me and you can't
different places on the schedule -all to no avail: and devote all your energies to portraying one character, equate the value to the amount of time you put in or the
The show is Mull's first network series. although he which could also be construed as a failure. It is not my bent material that 1.oes into it." be said. "And .-ben you sell
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h 1t series Hott/. 1s not exactly
a great advertisement for the
innkeeper business It's not
that she's hostile to hostelries;
it's just that ''I've yet to stay at
a good one " She does hasten
to add that her experience
with luxury spots like the St
Gregory. the hotel of the
series. 1s limited. Heidi recalls
one stopover when she drove
cross-countrv to fame. fortune
-and deeent acrommoda-
ttons in Hollvwood "One
night. the on.ly place my
friend and I could find was a
seedy dive -with a single
bed. ·one of us can sleep on
the mattress. the other on the
box spnng.' I said It was bet-
ter than driving in the rain.
When we took off the mat-
tress. a million roaches
greeted us. After that. driving
in the rain d1dn 't seem so
bad .. Obviously it was just
another case of roaches check-
ing in but not checking out
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them so far -all of them best
sellers. Indeed. his latest. Des-
cent from Xanadu. has been
so successful in hard cover
(this is before publication) that
Robbins already has a SS
million paperback deal for his
untitled and yet-to-be-written
nineteenth and twentieth
books. "But once I write a
book. that"s it," he says. "Ifs
lase year's book. Sometimes I
have difficulty remembering
things about it." But Robbins
does remember the immortal
first sentence of his very first
novel. Never loue a Slranger.
written in 1947: "Mrs. C.Oz-
zolina tasted the soup." Says
Robbins. "I never knew it
would be so easy."
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Hollywood is nothing ii not
a sequel opportunity em-
ployer. So despite the
indifferent reviews and
box-0ffice returns of his
SJapSJick of Another Kind.
Jerry Lewl9 is ~~~ with writer BID
for The Nulty Professor Part II.
Because the original Nulty
(which Lewis produced and
directed as well as starred in)
was done in 1963. we can
assume that the prof must
have tenure by now.
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Just in time for the Olym-
pics. f rank Sinatra. who
gave the No. I and now No. 3
U.S. cities their theme songs.
New York. New York. and
Chicago. is attempting to do
the same for our No. 2. the
Big Orange. Set for a late June
or early July reJease. L.A. Is
My lody boasts music by
Qulnc:y Jones and
lyrics by Oscar-
w inners
Alan
and
t ,\' ••I'-1tt I tr •t' "' f" • ., ,
MarUyn 8erpaaD. No. the
tune does not indude a line
like. "I want to wake up in a
city that doesn't walk."
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Shera Danae (Mrs. Peter
Falk). co-star of the CB.5 com-
edy Suzanne P/eshette 1s Mag-
gie Briggs. has a strange way
of maintaining her enviable
cheesec ake figure: She
dreams about pizza pie "I
don't eat anything," she says.
"I just think about pizza -
pizza for breakfast. lunch and
dinner." Shera may go 10 bed
hungry. but at least she
doesn t wake up with a bad
case of indigestion
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Neu. Ycri. Robnt
Wmdeler. Los
Angeles Edited by
Joanne Kaufman •
COlll•I CHUNG
CX>-Cnchor of NBC-7Vs n~ prrr
gram Early Today
Do you ever gel "talker's
block. "the cooy JOme authors
daim to be afflicted with
writer's block? -N. r. "°co.
Texas
When I'm
tired I some-
times have to
search for
words. Lucki-
ly, it doesn't
happen early
in the day
when I'm on
the air. The
fumbles come later on when
I'm not in front of the camera
Two words that ~ ~tongue
tied are "rural' (why can't I
pronounce it?) and "panic·
ularly." I try to avoid that one
and say "especially" instead
IDDll IPllllD
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How much responsibility do
you Cl$$ume for the ups and g l
downs of your career? ~ i
£. C. Yuma. Ariz. ..
I have to ad-i ai
mil that some ~ ~
things were r
self-inflicted. 9;
but I believe ~ 3
we are all vie-i ~
lims of cir-,. ~
cumstances. ~
too. I think ~:; ... I've been &-:
Say what you will about
Harold Robbhl•-that he's
scorned bv critics. that he
turns out books like dough·
nuts -the guy knows how to
tell a story He's told 18 of 11"1\fll\' lfl .111111, dtl 1111•1~' 111\1 \1\~t 1111 ll lllJIJ \\111<1I •10 \I• 1\11 10 \11 \\I• kt \11
very lucky. If you don't know ~~
the lows. then you can't really ~,
appreciate the highs Lile -;
doesn't go in a straight line !
but in hills and valleys. To be '"'
combrtable all the time 1s not ~
necessarily good. Discomfort '" :
an important ingredient m life ~
CeYWt Lucas FUm Ltd. 1984/Photo by Eva Ser~ny C 19' FAMILY WEEKLY, All rigttts re .. Mld
Harri!xxz Ford detests talk
shoulS and aroids parties.
What kind of star is he?
By Ian Brodie
"You ain 't got it, kid. "
-Columbia PiCJures executive to Har-
rison Ford.
r wo large and menaci ng men in
turbans wield swords in the
hero's direction. He stares back
with jut-jawed determina-
tion , confidently reaching for the gun
in his holster. Uh-Oh -the holster's
4 FAMILY WF:UJ..Y . WAY 20 ....
empty. Indiana Jones flashes his toes a
crooked. helpless smile. a.rt.
Yes. folks, it's ~ho. derring.do.
MICIAJ\f..thA.cPat cliffhan&er time a&ain. ~ ~;;; the ~ of Indiana
Jones and the Temple of Doom. Para-
mount's eagerly-awaited "prequel" to
Raiders of ~ lost Arlt The silver
screen will be replete with chase
scenes, careening planes and cars. rat-
tling machine guns. treacherous mine
caverns, perilous rope bridaes and su.
penseful moments inside the sinister
Spike Chamber in the mysterious
Palace of Pankot. And once more.
America's successor to the Saturday
matinee idols of yesteryear will lie
played by Harrison Ford.
Nothing can quite prepare an inter-
viewer for just how bright Ford is.
Mumbling, yes. Laconic, definitely. But
sh~witted, too. Above all, he is
determined to be the antithesis of a
movie star. You will not see him postur-
ing on talk shows, endorsing products,
or laboring on the Hollywood celebrity
treadmill.
"I want to be known M an actor. not
a star. if such a distinction is necessary,"
Ford says. "It's much more fashionable
to be a star than an actor. but therefore
much more short-lived. Besides. I don't
like to go to parties.
1'he busines d bein& a star and do-
ing what's~ to remain a star
-in other wordS, promotin& yourself
as a fascinating penonality -is
something I'm Unable to do. I don't
consider myself fasc:inatiOIL nor do I
have a star's personality. 1 don't see
myself 11 ~ unique. I just work in
the movie business."
Maybe, but he knows how to behave
like a star when it comes tO finana!S.
Ford has demanded a pen:entaee of
the profits from his movies ~er since producer George Luca pve him a
taste of money. For playina Han Solo,
the mercenary pilot Of Siar Wms, LucM
presented him -in addition to his
salary -with one-quarter of J percent
of the studio's wortd-record returns. a
bonus approaching $750,000.
Ford would neither confinn nor
deny a report that he received 7 per-
cent of the gross for Raiders three years
ago. but assuming the fi&ure to be
roughly accurate. he earned in the
region ot SIO million. To that add his
undisclosed percentage of ~ Ef111Jft
Striltes Bock and Retum of the Jt!di.
So at 4 t. with the anticipated success
of Tt!lnpk of Doom, he will have ap-
in and profited from five of the
box-office bkldcbusrers ever.
rudent with his riches, he leaves
Cnftina fumiluie d satisfies him.
He lits It a pine dininl room tabJe he
made, a IOlid piece wSfi beeutifu1 lathe
work. Ford ..,.. thlit if his career
ever tell 1p11t. he could always open a
furniture fKlory.
That seems un1ikdY. as long as In-
diana Jones can hold his own. urn
Tonpk of Doom you wiU tee him do
thin&I you wouldn't have suspected,"
Ford remarks tealin&IY. In the first
sap. Jones. 11"1 earofessor with a lethal bullwhip, beard
and bittered tell hat. in sav· ins the Ark °' the <:c:wenant containing
the Ten Commandments. which had
faUen inlO the hands ol pre-war Nazis.
The new film tUes place two years
earUet Jones is preoa:upied with ob-
tainin& &eedom tor a band ot slave
children, a quest thll takes him from
the niahtdubs of old ~ where
he appMn ~ Jmnes 8ondian eepnce in a white tuxedo, to the Tem-
ple of Doom in India. via junAle, moun-
tains and an aaortment <f daredevil
~uty of the first film was in
discovering Indy," says Ford "We can't
repeat that becalR now we all know
who he Is, so we've been obliged to
show n¥>re interestina sides o1 his
nature."
Indy's frlfriend fu the prequel.
Willie. a ni&hldub singer portrayed by
Kate c..tllW. replece.s the memorable
Marion, p&ayed by Karen Allen, who
could drfnk most men under the table.
The third principal role - a diminutive
Chinese kid called Short Round -
went to Ke Huy Quan. age 12. dis-
covered in Los Anseles by director
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Steven Spielbq.
Playina Indiana Jones • tough won: Ford seldom U1e1 a double or stunt
man. "As Iona as I can ltill fall down
with a reMOnal>le murance that l'U gee
up IPJl, I don't worry," he lllYI· In ,..,... ol Doom, ~
elephant ridin& on location in Sri
LMka and at a sound mee outside
London Ill him with an inJUed hick.
-~ "When you ride an elephant.': he ex-
~ J>la:ins: "your legs ~ hyper-extended ~ in both di~ to accommodate the
e girth of the .animal. You're being
stretched first in one direction and then
in another. It's as if your leg.s are beina
pulled apart My back problem started
with rwinoes that got worse as shooting went-oo.~-
Eventually the pain became so in·
tense that Ford Rew to Los Angeles for
treatment at Centinela Hospital, which
speciali21es in sports medicine. The
d~ a rupeured disc.
Normally that means a painful opera-
tion called a laminectomy. Instead. doc·
tors tried a relatively new treatment -
called chymopapain -in which an en-
zyme derived from papaya fruit is in·
jected to "eat" the disc, in the way acid
dissolves metal:
AIJer six weeks of rest Ford resumed
filmlng. and was thankful to discover
that all tl\4! ·elephant riding was over.
"But everything left to do was physical.
They had saved up all the good bits un-
til last It was a really strenuous picture
for me to make."
ford reacts-tndignantly to su.ges-
tions that Indiana Jones is little more
They orilinatlY wanted Tom SeUeck
as lndJana Jones (Selleck couldn't fit
the filmina into hisMasnum schedule~
but Lucas now admitl that "Harrison
Ford is a terrific actor with a unique
charisma that is ideal for the type of
characters I develop." He CONiden
Ford e5pedally skilled at portraying
Jones's ocxasiooal vulner1biUty. the
trait that makes him 90 attractive to
audiences.
Ford doesn't fear being typecast as
Han Sok> or lndiana Jone. although he
ha,, imparted his taciturn nature and
sly humor to both. "You invest them
with a,, many aspects of yourself a,,
convenience allows. You certainly want
to take advantage ol thinp you have in
common with the charactet
"But you're also obli&ed to make
them seem re.al and natural when tiler,
do things that are not natural for you, '
he adds. "It's true I'm not a 'nose-putty'
actot So far I haven't had the oppor·
tunity to pla.r characters far different
from myself.
Ford's career outside Solo and Jones
has been spotty. He received universal·
ly glowing reviews for the intedrity of
his dour Vietnam veteran in 'Fleroes.
But critics were unimp~ with his
-title-role-in the. futuristic Blade Runnet:
and unconvinced by the sour intensity
of his romnic elads in Hanaoa-
SINlf. "He's more of a comic-tlrip
c:hlrldlr ttn than he Wll in Sb' Wars." hulled Tlw Nu >bl* Tima.
Fonf1 reply: "UnHlce 10CDe an, I
cc~ in • bad pictwe ... he'• nae clAppoillted
in hit Olher work.II dlil ... of hll w. deeminl .... of .. odm plc-
IUNI to have been hil best ones.. '1
would pick OUI Heot!$ and a lelevilion IPKW I did for {produm' /director)
Stanley Knunet Ttit Cot.lllMOttiol o/
Ll. Wiiam C'*;)c in which I played
the chief pemment witnea
'When people talk about cardbolrd
charlCten and say, 'Haven't you ever
doqe anythin& serious, haven't you
ever dealt with re.al issues and real peo-
p1er I 58)\ 'Yes. that's the re.al stuff, and ~ to1neone has a penchant for it. that's
my olering in thole areas.'
"I've done that tort of thing and find
It SllWying. although it just doesn't
ex>me to me that often. But I look ior tomethin& diflerent at every opportu-
nity I gee. No one wants to repeat him-
self endle9iy. ..
Harrison Ford. born to an Irish
Catholic father and a Russian Jewish
~ grew up in Chicaao. where his
father was a pioneer of tefevision com-
mercials. "He invented the concept of
the see-0\rouAh washing madline to
demonstrate tl!e suds, and he was the
first to use stop.motion photography lor
the Parkay rose, Which bloomed for
years and years.
"It was interesting for me to go
around and see what my dad did. He
cmainJy teemed to have a lot more in-
teresting career than most other guys'
dads. Thw may sound silly, but it en-
couraged me not to want a 'real' job.
He did something different enough so
it didn't seem to be a straight 9-t<>S
position. I wanted to make a similar
choice if possjble ...
At Ripon Coll~ in Wisconsin, Ford
studied English hterature and philoso-
phy. After.a final year spent loafing and
eating pizza when he was supposed to
be writing a thesis on the plays of Ed-
ward Albee, he was booted out, just
three days before graduation.
"It was not taken lightly," he says,
admitting that he felt guUty about the
calamity for a long time. "My parents
had paid for four years of education,
and at-the-end-of-it-there-was.:-M
degree. Nowadays my good fortune has
Star Win fllW Fonl ltil llnt lltot al
JUCC'm -and 0 175().000 bona.
In 1966 he played his first part~ a
~lhop delivering a cable to James
Coburn in Dead H«Jt on a M~
Round. It led to a studio executive's
now-famous put.<Jown -"You ain't aot
it, kid." His offense was actually look·
ing like a bellhop instead of projecting
star quality.
After quitting Columbia, he took bit
parts in a variety of 1V drama series
and eventually turned (in despair) to
learning carpentry from library books
in an effort to support his wife and two
young sons.
A daunting first project -the con-
version of a three-car 81.J'a8e into an
elaborate studio for composer-arranger
Sergio Mendes at a cost of S 100,000 -
proved a triumph. Ford's repute as
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..,,_ ~ ~ the raidentiaJ ~oll.OI~ tn 1972, CleOl'F Luc. alt him as a
hot-rodder ln Amfrlcan Otallti. Four years
p-9 bebe Lucas called 111in. thls time
Wtiti an ofter ID do Slat' "6rs. Ford was
woftina on Sally Kellennan'1 house at the
timi. '"fie .. knew he'd (let his biQ break
one day," ICeUennan hli llid. "fNt we
neve' ---it to ..__ ·tn the m1ddJe
ol a plinl lob on our ldkhen."
But• fford'1 CllW aploded, his mar-""8 CIJll..-I The prellUl'el of constantly ftlminl OYel'IHI -flnt Siar Wars. then a
nall part iii ApocalYfJ« Now. and finally
Hano«f Sllfd -~ it .,i. Ironically, ti
Wll his wMe who hid u~ him to take .5lraJ' Mm It a_, lhlt orWnaUy paid I~
tban htl capallry tees.
ford ii rdM!"" ID dilC\m his 1979
~. "The lholt venicx1 of the taJe is as
you've hard k Callii1ly daere Mft the nor-
n\111 pre9Ufel ol beirw poor and unfulfilled
arid haYinl a dilk:Ui tiine. I WU happy enouF •a~ but my l'ell ambition
wm lidJ to ma1re~a Uvtna • an actor."
And delpile M¥in8 paned ways, Ford
and his fint wtle l9Dlin on amicable
terms. -We're divorced IO eKh other for
the rest of our lives. lt't by far the better
way to go. I'm pleated that we can con-
tinue our relatk>nlhip."
His ton1, Benjamin, 17, and Willard, 15.
live nearby with their mother and visit
often. "I'm pfOU4 of them." Ford says.
'They're f>Od people and I enjoy their com-
pany. We try to spend as much time as we can toeether. ..
In~ Jut year, Ford remarried. His
new wife, Mel ... Mathison. a lissome
blonde. is the taAen6ed author of two major ~lays, "E.T." and "The Black
Wion." She it praently working on a
new, ltilHecra ICript tor Spielberg.
Ford won't allow teparllion to imperil
this mamaae. he says. "Melissa travels with
me on location. She works anywhere she
can, ln the back of a car if she hu to." As 10
their plans for a family, even dote friends
are kept guelling.
Ford's next film, tentatively billed Called
HOITH!. is bein& made this summer. It ex-
plores the relationship between a
Philadelphia police lieutenant and an
Amish woman whose son witnesses a
murde~ .
But Indiana Jones will return ... George
and Steven and I all ~ we had so much
fun we must do it apin, '' he explains. "But
not for another three years." IW
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loneliness is or what perpetuates it.
2. If you're lonely. all you need to do is
make more good friends.
S. Lonely people feet that those who
aren't lonely are more attractive, more
intelligent and more worthy.
4. Lonely people are always blaming
others when things go wrong.
5. It is important to realize that
loneliness and being alone are not the
same thing.
6. Teenagers get more out of being
alone than adults do.
ANSWERS
1. False. Behavioral scientists at the
University of Tulsa describe lonelines.s
as "the psychological state resulting
from dissatisfaction with the number
and quality of one's social and emo-
tional relationships... Loneliness was
also found to be associated with the
failure to appreciate oneself.
2. False. A Wake Forest (N.C.) Univer·
sity study on the ''Social Reality of Feel-
ing Lonely" found that: "Lone!y per-
sons listed as many best friends as non·
lonely persons. Lonely subjects did.
however, perceive a lower level of in·
11mocy in these relationships than did
non-lonely subjects, and their 'best
friends' validated this perception.··
3. Folse. According to a University of
Tulsa study. loneliness is "associated
with a view of human nature reflecting
a generally unfavorable attitude toward
others. particularly in the areas of trust
and altruism. and a view of the world
as an unjust place ... The investigators
suggest that . because of poor self·
ret1ard, lonely people may anticipate
re)edion from others. Thus. they
devalue those people in order to
rationalize the discomfort associated
with what they see as their inability to
be accepted .
4. Folse "Studies of the Attributional
Style of Lonely People ... conducted at
Rice and Stanford universities. showed I
that lonely people ascribe failures 10
··unchangeable character defects in
themselves. ·
S. True Psychologists point out that
just as you can be lonely without being
alone. you can be alone without feeling
the least bit lonely. Time spent alone
forces you to develop your personal
strengths and provides you with the
opportunity to explore what you really
think and feel.
6. True. University of Chicago studies
show that while aloneness is more
painful for teenagers. it also appears to
be more beneficial . Adolescents who
spend more time alone tend to show
greater purposefulness and personal
direction in their lives. The researchers
suggest that "teenagers seek solitude
more than aduhs because thev are ex·
penencmg a transition in life In which
pressures from adults are unusually
strong and there is a need to establish
oneself independent of childhood
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W hen art and 1Cience.
which have been coex-
isting on less than
~ terms for cen-
turies, aet together. you ~ some
pyl'O(echnics. And that's JUst what
you'IJ aet durins an upcoming Right of
the space shuttle.
Envlronmenw artist Joe Davis and
the National Aeronautics and Space
Adminlstration (NASA) will work to-
gether to create artificial auroras at the
outer edges of Earth's atmosphere.
Natural auroras are spectacular dis-
plays of undulating colored lights.
caused by electrons shot out from the
Artiat Davia convinced
the llpOCe agency to give
a:ienlt.t. an
unprecedented
opportunlly to atady the
mytlterioua OID'Ora.
sun that strike atomic particles in our
ionosphere. The most famous of these
is the Northern Ughts (aurora borealis~
Artist Davis plans to create auroras
by shooting beams of electrons into
~ from a battery-powered gun (sim-
ilar to the electron gun in a television)
that will be installed in the space shut-
tle. These electrons will react with ox-
ygen and nitrogen molecules and with
atoms of an inert gas that will be releas-
ed by the shuttle's crew. The result will
be a display of color In space. clearly
visible to inhabitants of the planet
Earth. Davis calls this work of art "New
Wave Ruby Falls.'' after the famous
Ruby Falls Caverns in Tennessee.
The date of the first and only perfor-
mance of "Ruby Falls" is still up in the
air Though he hopes to color the night
sky this year, it depends on when
Davis, a professor at the Massachusetis
Institute of Technology, can gather all
the necessary equipment. When he
gets it all togethe~ NASA will load it in-
to a five-cubic-foot space on the shuttle
that has been designated (rather un-
scientifically) "Getaway Special 266A.''
What does NASA get out of all this?
Well. they didn't agree to their part in
art just because they thought it was
cool. No, Davis convinced the agency
that his piece ~ ri!sislance would give
scientists an unprecedented opportu-
nity to study the nature of auroras,
which are still somewhat mysterious
phenomena.
Davis has other, uh. spacy projects in
mind. He hopes to build an orbiting
"Skyhenge," modeled on England's
Stonehenge. and a war memorial on
Mars. Out of this world, daddy-o. IW
Manon Long ts a pumalrsl who wnf~ for a
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H eartworm. a diseMe
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The fragrantly spicy roods or India
offer a unique change from tradi·
t1onal summer fare. Menu and recipes
provided by San Chatwal . owner of the
Bombay Palace Restaurant. which has
locations around the world.
BOMBAY BARBECUE MENU
Cream of Mulltgatawney Soup
Tandoori Chicken Bombay Palace
Steamed Rice
Vegetable Curry Dahi Ra1ta
Chilled Beer Iced Tto
Papaya and Melon Wedges
TANDOOlll CMICKIN
8QIUAY PAl.ACI
I 21-'t-S lb. brollel"fryer c:bkken
2 tab9"poons lemon juice or vtnecar,
divided
I '1' teupoon. salt, divided
8 clove. 1ullc:. peeled
2 tab9"poon• sntect fruh 1ln~r 11' teupoon cumin 8eed
V. teupoon rtt.hly 1rounc1 black pepper
'It teupoon pound red pepper
(cayenne)
I 'It teupoon1 1round cardamom lffd
Pinch ol c:nambled Nlfroo (optional)
I teupoon red food c:olorin1
2 'It cu 1>9 >'OIU rt
I. Remove skin lrom chicken: make 6
deep gashes in Oesh Rub chicken all over
and 1ns1de wuh I~ tablespoons lemon
juice and I teaspoon salt. Wrap loosely
with plasuc and refrigerate for 1 \iCi
hours
2. With a mortar and pestle. grind together
remammg 'Ii table~n lemon juice. ~
teaspoon salt. garlic, ginger. cumin seed.
black pepper. red pepper. c.trdamom and ~Iron . or place in blender and process un-
til combined
3. Mix ground spices with red colonng and
yogun mixture should be colored a deep,
vivid red Spread this mixture inside and
over the chicken Cover loosely and
relngt>rate. marinating to develop navor lor
6 to 8 hours
4. When read~ to cook prepare charcoal
grill to ven hot Pl~e chicken on spit,
reserving mannade Fasten securely and
turn over coall> for 30 to 40 minutes.
basting \\llh mcmnade unul cooked
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shallow opt>n roa"'"!! pan in 400° oven for
45 to 60 minu1e, or until done Baste
se\t'ral time<; \\1lh marinade during
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mixture
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vegetables. almonds and raisins.
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15 minutes. Season with salt. pepper
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Creuettes Grilles a la Kerkennaise
Grilled 01tcken Berbere
The Kefta of Morocco
Gril/.<ed Sweet l'olaJoes
Fresh Grilled VegeJabla
Olilled &er Olilled Oder
Olarcoal Baited Bananas CoHee Tea =
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The Famous Grilled Shrimp of T uM.io
S.ucie Kukeaaal.e •
3 k Larae ehrtap la t.be ebeU
OUw oil
Salt
r:bl~ pepper
l . Prepare Sauce Kerkennaise (recipe
follows)
2. Dip shrimp 1n ohve 0 11. season to taste
with salt and pepper Thread shrimp on
skewers; grill O\'er coals until shrimp tum
pink. Arrange shrimp. hme wedges and a
small pot of the sauce on individual serv·
mg dishes Makes 8 sert1mgs
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2 .edlum tomlltoeS. peeled aod
dllopped (about I Ya cape>
Ya C1ap ollw oU
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Ya teupooa cruMd bo4 red pepper
Ya teupooa frftla)y pound black
pepper
11' teupooa •...-r
1. In medium-sized bowl. mix toee«her all
ingredients
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I. Set the bunch of unpeeled bGnanas in
hot coals. Bake untll black and soh to the
touch.
2. Meanwhile. in a small saucepan. heat
butter with brown sugar and allspice or
nutmeg unlll bubbly. In a small sktlle1.
heat rum -do not boil.
3. Each person should slit hts banana.
squeeze a lime half over 11, and drizzle
butter-sugar mixture on top .
4. Ignite rum and pour 11 namin$ over 1he
bananas a lillle ai a lime. shakin g skillet
gently until lhe flame di~
Mak~ 6~rumgl
Beyond the ubiquitous "Boston
Baked Beans," the foods of this
region renect in great part its proximt-
ty to the sea. from steami08 bowls of
chowder by the fire duri08 a winter
Nor' easter to fragrant. blazi08 red grilled
lobslers on a seduded sand dune in
summer. Local produce plus wild and
cultivated berries round out a diet of
simple. fresh foods . Menu and recipe
are from Jasper White of Restaurant
Jasper in. of course. Boston .
BOSTON BARBECUE MENU
M~ls Sleam«I in Wine and Garlic
Grilled lobutn Wdh Drown Butter
Sliced Toma1oa with F~#r Basil
Butter and Sull'" Corn on the Cob
Co/ilormo Chardonnay Wine
Wild Blackbnrits and Heavy Cream
Coffee
H11.L1D LOUIW Wini
8 Uve "leled" (H4· to Z·lb) &ol»ten I~ Ille. HpdJ eahM, ~~ bwttn
VqsetaWeo&I
Bmck pepper
I. Prepare a ~ strong charcoal or mes-
quite fire. While the coals bum down to the
proper grilling stage, prepare lobsters.
2. Take a sharp knife and put the lip where
the body meets the tail. with the blade lac·
ing the head Split this half lengthwise. tum
the lobster around, and split lhe tail
Remove head sack and intestine
3. Lightly brush the shell and tail meai with
oll ftus will give the !hell a ~ ap-
pearance whlCh 1s very pleasmg to the eye.
and helps preven1 the tail meat from drying
4. Place shell side down on rack about 3
inches over coals. Cook until ooly IJ. of the
tail meat is transparent (approxima&ely 5 to
6 minutes). Cover Cook about 2 to 3
minutes more. until done.
5. Remove from gnll. Very quickly break off
the arms and claws and shell them. On a
platter. arrange this meat over the bodies.
spnnkle with black pepper. Never we salt
Serve with little bowls ol drawn butter.
Note Rather than melung the butter s!owty.
try bringing it lo a boil The water in the but·
ter wdl cause a.n emulsdlc.ation of the milk
sohds, lac and salt. g1v1n~ you pure butter
flavor Instead of the ind1v1dual flavors of the
components.
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r GETTING POLITICAL WITH ~----------------------------------------------------------------------------
THE RE\( JESSE JACKSON
mUll nol impcm relip>n upon us.
becatw we .-e a leCUIM IOciety, but it
mUlt make b impac1 ielt.
Q:W...leftllfll.W•ll• ...
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.Jecboft: I dioQie to put my emphMis
on sex edlltltion md .., dilcilliine
hebe the llcl. I would never en-
courage abortion, except · under
medicilly men'*"'a circ:umlt.lnc:I
On the odMr bane[ I ck> IUppOlt
freedom of choice. We mllll lM with
the consequenoe5 of our dedliMs end
we ouaht to be dlallenaed to make
wise ones.
Eighth in o Series of Interviews with 1984's Presidential Candidates
Jaffe: What do you eee • Ille .. ·
jor concern of Amerlca'• fwmltw1
Jackson: Families are held together by
financial stability and moral values. If a
family is economically st.rpng but has
endured a collapse of values, it will
disintegrate. I have, however. seen
~dWg remodeliriii or
replacing ...
Window~itv can make or reak it.
Quality building products imure a ~ project.
Poor-quality products can turn a dream plan mto a nightmare.
Choosing quality windows is easy. .
It's Andersen. 1Dc word for window quality for over
80 years.
Easy to install Andersen. windows, roof windows and
gliding patio doors bring the best to any job: Beauty-through
their famous stim lines. Energy efficiency-with double~
insulating glim. Main~ freedom-with Perma-Shietcr
vinyl, a thick, extremely hard exterior covering that • ...,._..---,
won't need painting.• -
If you're building, remodeling or replacing
don't leave anything to chance. Insist on
Andersen quality. Sec an Andersen dealer-in
the Yellow Pages under Wmdows.
Q: WW lnwl ol M•lil .W
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Jackson: It's hard to put a ~
estimate on it We ot.91t to mmunae
sex education d\Jri.ng our children's b'·
malive years. When you do not teach a
child the power of his or her body. it's
like letting a car bole down a hUI
witholl a driver. The car make the bot·
tom of the hill only Mh a lot of luck.
Q: So ,.a lnlrnie ea tllml eat• ................. ~
Jackson: F.artY on we should be tauQht
the biolo&Y ol our bodies • wen as ihe
moral responsibilily we have tor them.
There is -no con8ict tUlly ~een
teacbina the spiritual dimension of
one's body and t~ that it
has the power of • • IW
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I ce cream licks all other
contenders when it comes
to children's favorite
foods. The current issue of
School Food St!rvice Journal
reports tha.t "nine out of ten
children rate it as No. I."
Doughnuts came in second .
chocolate chip cookies third
and french fries fourth. So
much for a balanced diet.
One thousand fifty-<>ne
children ranging in age from 2
to 12 -and their mothers -
were surveyed to determine ~>har kids fike to eat. Other
food faves were pizza -which
only narrowly edged out choc·
olate cake -Mexican food
and fishsticks. The favorite
vegetable was com on the
rob. followed by dill pickles
and carrots. In the lunch com-
petition. chicken noodle soup
was a surprise hit. beating out
peanut butter and jelly. and
finishing behind only burgers
and hotdogs.
Eggplant finished last.
WHAT A CAllD
One of America's great
institutions is collect·
ing and trading bub·
blegum baseball cards. Ah.
for the halcyon days of youth
when the most on your mind
was whether your friend's
Willie Mays was worth Don
c. Drysdale and Ernie Banks.
~ Recently there have been
u some new twists added to the ~
m old trading cards.
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Paltick M l.ifl~ey
Vice ,,..,...,. •IMI A4 Dnctot Ge1a1a Wtoe
Vice ,.......... .Jllld Oefll .....
Jonatnan ThemP50'1
Tt10mec::oT>1a1e
~ l~ Monon Fra,.•
For one. Topps
Chewing Gum Com-
pany recently began putting
out cards with portraits of
football cheerleaders on
them. starting with the Dallas
Cowboys Cheerleaders. A
Topps exec insists that the
move was just a reflection of
the growing interest in
women in sports. Mm-hmm.
Oh yeah -there's no gum in·
duded in the packages.
But the ultimate in baseball
cards is being offered by Big
League Cards Inc .. of Tea-
neck. NJ. Send them S30. a
photograph and some back·
ground stats, and you get SO
trading cards of yourself.
The idea 1s the brainchild of
Jim Bouton . former pitcher for
the New York Yankees and
bestselJing author of Ball
Four. His satisfied customers
indude the likes of Kevin
Gropp. an IBM
marketing man-
ager .
who.
accord-
ing to his
card. ''shot
a hole-i n·
one al Mon-
dair Country
Oub." and Tom
Winner. Senior
V.P. at William
Esty Co .. who ap·
pears on the card
1n his softball
uniform.
Just think. If vou hit
it really big. sc)meday
your card could be
worth . say. a Kevin
Gropp and a Tom Winner.
BY MARION LONG
Dlll!J!!NctlN ATM09111•1
W hat drives a per·
son to drink? ln
part it may be the
ambience of his or her chosen
watering hole. University of
Minnesota anthropologist
Jack Schaefer (no relation to a
certain beer maker) has just
finished a study on how the
layout, decor and music in a
bar affect the amount that
people drink. Here's the
word. straight up.
It seems that consumption
increases in establishments
with dim lighting and an
absence of women. Action
photos on the walls seem to
promote imbibing, but land·
scapes discourage it. Dance
floors and dress codes cut
down on drinking. and
patrons tend to consume in
an inverse ratio to the tempo
of the music -so Sinatra may
lead to overindulgence while
the Rolling Stones might ac-
tually promote temperance.
And people who come in
alone or with groups of five or
more tend to drink heavily.
The one finding that' is not
surprising is that establish·
ments that offer free drinks or
two-for-<>ne specials en·
courage drinking, while high·
priced joints encourage only
moderation.
W hen a product isn 't
selling well in
Japan. Far Eastern
marketing analysts like to get
right to the core of the prob-
lem . lt was noted recently that
though apples are scarce.
both the sales of the fruit and
the prices are very low. Per-
simmon prices and sales have
also been declining. Acoord·
ing to Retailing Home Fur-
nishings. Japanese analysts
traced the problem to the fact
that both fruits need to be
peeled before being ea.ten. On
the Orient. they don't just bite
in, skin and all.)
Well. you wonder. why
don't they just peel them?
Here's where it gets as
mysterious as all the Onenl. It
all goes back to the assassina~
lion of the chairman of
Japan's Socialist Party. lnejiro
Asanuma. in 1960 The
dirty deed was done
with a knife. and
from then on. a
whole generation
of school children
was discouraged
from using knives.
The result is that
some of Japan's
young housewives
can 't handle a blade
well enough to skin
their fruit. Apples
and persimmons
therefore seem more
trouble than they're
worth
It makes you won-
der what would have
happened if Chairman
Asanuma had been run
over by a small car
Ever wonder what folks
around the country read be-
lore they switch out the li$dlt
and retire lor the night? We
have. too. so we're inaugu-
rating a new feature that we11
be running from time to time
called "Bedside Reading ...
Here's the first edition.
Mayos-Ed Koch. New Yoric.
N.Y.: Schindler 's list. by
Thom~ Keneally: 7he U/11~
Drummer Grl. by John t..eearre.
Mayor Koch said this was
his first exposure to LeCarre.
and though the book was a lit·
tie tough to get into. it proved
to be well worth the time.
Mayor Fred J. Moore Jr.,
Eureka, Calif.: Les
Miserables. by Victor Hugo:
The Jerusalem &ble
The Mayor tries to keep cur-
rent with as many as twelve
different versions of the Bible.
The Jerusalem Bible. he says.
is his favorire translation.
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Sunday - Jimmy Stewart 76:
Cher 38. Tuesday -Laur-
ence Olivier 77. Wednesday
-Joan Collins 51. Thunday
-Bob Dylan 44. Friday -
Beverly Sills 55: Miles Davis
58. Saturday -James Amess
61: Pesgy Lee 64.
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