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SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1815
NO,
M'4AM
I TOLD ™E TEACMER I DIDN'T MAVE
M'< ~OMEWORK DONE BECAUSE I
WAS~'T FEELIN6 WELL LAST NIG~T ..
MO OHi COOlO IEALLY 8ELIEVE
TMAT SOME80Pt' IN VOUR
FAMILY WOULD MAVE SAD
LUCK BECAUSE OF SOMfT1.UM6
'(OU DID •.. ,,_ __ _..
MOVE BACK A
U'TTL£ fARTMER
NOW I F=EEL 60IL TV !
ACTUALL'/, I WAS WATCMlM6 TV ... NOW,
I'll 8E PUNISHED WITM BA" LUCK ...
OR SOME80D'f' IN OUR FAMILY WILL
MAVE 8AD LUCK •••
MAS MV SISTER
BEEN LYINS AGAIN?!
J05TA . LITTLE'
FARTM~R
NASWMAI MIN
NRYING NOO
NELL YOO!
NANCY®
UH-OH." I. FOR30T TO MAKE MY BED
-DENNIS THE MENACE ------
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TAAT'S
MORE.
LlKE. IT!
BY HANK KETCHAM
Look at em' Dennis.
The~i~e alwa~s arguu·19 ! ·
GIMME FIVE,Joey~ I bet you'd 9ive
me the shirt
off ~ur back.
Ari \WOid ya even
pul I me in your
w~?--......
Hop In.pal I
JUDGE PARKER
YOU DON'T UNOERSTAND1 SAM! HE'LL JUST HAVE TO GO
MY DAD CAN'T TAKE CARE OF AUNT OUT AND GET ONE,
BETH t HE DOESN'T HAVE A JOB! CHUCK! ~--..-
Look.kid , theres
such a thi n9 as bein'
100 FRIENDLY!
BY HAROLD LEDOUX
BUT SUPPOSE WE'LL FIND SOMETHING HERE
HE CAN'T GET Al SPENCER FARMS FOR HIM, ..
ONE? BUT YOU'RE NOT QUITTING
SCHOOL, YOUNG MAN !
MEANWHILE I 'M SORRY ... BUT I'M NOT WHAT DID
YOU SAV? EXPECTING JUDGE PARKE OME FOR
ANOTHER HOUR.! MAY
I TAKE A MESSAGE?
bY 10m BA11UK
MOON MULLINS
..
SCHOOL ·
l MEAN 1HING5 CD01.D
6€ A LOT~ ! QO{J
COULD'VE 8EE>J Hll ~A
'"TRUCK OR fJlN\E1UIN& !
QEAA .,, WHEN QO(J LOOK
i kf' 111HA1' WPIJ, FUNK(,) I
i l(()O'~ RIGUI ! 1HANK5 1 I f !'Ll 5EE. ~(..) 1DIW)RRQW . v __ _,J I J • i
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BY FRED AND TOM JOHNSON
ITIS UNBELIE"V,ABL.E' I ('OULD NEVER
HoW lJNBELIEVABLE BE A Poi-ITICl,AN,
IHEY ,AR~... ~ INSTANCE ...
ANt> SHE COULD HIVM
LIMIT HE~LF-,, NNO COMMENT."
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WILL IT NEVER
£NP~t)\~CK
OF 1"M15 FOoL
WEAiMER '.
L.ET ME~E
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CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? TMre •re •t 1M1t II• .. tffer.
tftat "' ...... --.u. Mtw•• .......................... ""' quktlly ~ft yev ffnd theM'P 0.Ck Hlwert witt. theM Mlew.
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EARTH STUDY
WORDSQUAIE
Find five words cor-
eapondlng to the
definitions below to
form • word ..,_, •.
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tNt rMds the same
both down •nd acrot1.
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EARTH -Is alrMdy
lnpl•ce>.
Oeftnittona
1. Pa.•twelM9bit.
2. Slly-bluecolor.
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city limits IMY be C.11· ....
4.Vesseflt'9t,tielthe
sev•• ltff; stMmer.
s.L.la•"-nd.
No t•lr peeking.
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
' I eANT,
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tlMil•rly.
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BY LYNN JOHNSTON
SHOE
6£T 1~£ ALARM
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'-"I-Ala'( WE'VE
S6EN ""'KIN' A LOT
OF MEAT ASOUT
COO-AJN Ml~ITAl<V
EXPENDITURE~ ...
IT 8 :30~
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BU1lON.
BY JEFF MacNELL Y ----------
llilyPilat
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Minerels
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50f*'la 4.00
100 TllNIS 8.50
200 r-..12.50.
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100WO EACHOl .. 1 ... 2.M . HllliCIN1t111Jl, atouN! • ..,...
TOI.. ~ANTOTHINIC ACID & l'MA, 100 MOO EACH 01 a. t2. _,,.. I '<>'.JC '100
MULTI-ell
91 T.S 3.35 100 TAIS 5.41
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1'f 'Mn'AITICAU.Y LOW ""9CaS WllhROleHlm
GUAHmT IOOMO UOMO SOD MG l.OOOMG
100 ... ... 1.31 1.15
500 2.• 4.41 1.51 I.at
1000 ••• 7.lt 12.41 17.15
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tin , ...... JDOl.U. ... ,u. l.GIOIU •
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Wllv thew Don't Wear Mlal-.klrte
la the So•thern Part of France!
....., _ C ........ IMteedf o..11i.lllJ~8N sW and lienderiainl.
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..., •· or ..., out! ·
AN UNCONDITIONAL JOY TO WEARI
HABAND For HER
161 Nu .. M ser-t, Patm, N.4'. 07111
TRY ON 69 Eidtclllm New
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' Insecticide A11anled Tlllnl Patent
ROACH PRU FE, #I in
Three Univ~rsify _Tests
The University of California and the University of Nebraska have just released two
independent studies that have been published in the Entomological Society of America
Journal: In the studies, thirty-one weU known consumer and conunercial insecticide
products were tested in heavily roach infested homes and apartments. Confirming an
earlier University of California published report. ROACH PRUFE's patented fonnula again
took the #1 1pot u the moet effective roach killer. IJ!....the new University of
CalifompreJ>on. ROACH PRUfE was tested against the spraynld powders con:unonJy
used by the exterminators, and was the only product in the twelve-week study that
showed 100% control. In the University of Nebraska study. well known con5umer
aerosol, fQiier. and dust products were tested. Here-again ROACH PRUF~ provided me--
best results in their eight -week tests.
Odorless, Easy To Apply
Alan Brite. holder o( seventeen U.S. and foreign patents. has just been awarded his
third patent on ROACH Pln.IFE. Brite says: "Because roaches simply do not reco ·
RoACH PRUFE as an insecticide, they do not try to avoid it by scattering to other parts of
1 your residence 11 they do with other insecticides. Plus the electrostatically charged
powder sticks to the roach'• body and is then carried back into the walls and spread
amona the other roeches. The result is you kill not only the roaches you see. but also
thole hidina Ind mUltiplyirv in the walls'.' ' ROACH PRuFE it odorteu. non-evaporating. non-staining. and non-flamma~. The
powder ii limply applied with a teaspoon under kitchen appliances and in other hidden I
areas. It an be used in homes. tchools. hospitals, restaurants, plus new construction. I
Nowt Fram Hli FMIOU8 TV 1N11u1
A Br8nd 'New 'Sing-Along' Album
MttCH
MILLER
~dtheGang!
~
fTOm h6I go&den d¥ on televtllon.
wt.. he-apMed Amertca'1 he-1.
coma the In ........ rnek>dk>u1 IOUnd
ol Mi.ch Mk end the 91"11 singing
thoee wonderful 10f9 you've always
loYed.
Now, here In one IN!J'lftcent new
collec:don .. the mOll buutlful IOf9 of
Mitch Miller that ttded m9ons-on TV
for yan. Rdw the golden moments ..
Mtech and the 99"9 *'9 the IOf9 you
""' ,,... ""-... WHEN YOU
WORE A TULIP ... PEG O' MY
HEART ... LET ME CAU. YOU
SWEETHEART ... WHEN IRISH
EYES ARE SMJUNG ... SHINE ON
HARVEST MOON ... SINGIN' IN
THE RAIN . . , 33 truly fant.udc IOf9
In all! ·
You Get All 33 Songa
On Record or Tepel
._WIG.._A ....
.. PG--IUl•l•I • ....Alm ..... ___ ... , ....
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_, .. -UT• CALL WIG-.-r
CMIOUIA • ....... I
--lnlAmll II -----When you play thia r~ album. •,.. .. Bii ..... ...,... I
Ifs time to lnvltie your fl1ends In. lit back POI.LT WGl.LW DCICIDU
and let Mitch Miler and the gang _,, ......... .
.,,ter1aln you with thia In_.... mu•. .... ... ~-
fucryonc wfll li"fl ailongl ·DOllT Ill-.... AftJLI ,_
~ MCK8UMAlll& Ul'll.IA-.WlllmW
We are IO conftdent tMt you wl W I Ol llY Mmr
thoroughly enjoy thia llbum of MITCH WM-I llH MY
MILLER'S SlNG·ALONG TREASURY IWWWW W&I WLI • Wiim 1n1
that we wtl Mnd you your money beck ••& • ftm ...
If you we not~ lhrtled and ML I DO•·--• WIG
delighted. If you don't .... thla 1001. 'IOOl1001WWa8&•
coledion II ewrythtng WC •v It ii. II -.. .,.,,,. II I -.. you don't cherteh It .. much• any ._ .. MY
llbum you hew ewr owned. eimply mi\ ...r M M9U ~
return It to u1 for a c:ompllte and un· A mc1Q.a llla7 ... ftiO
condttlonaJ refund. Ablolufslv no PUr•W-.OUt-.YMll JI
q'*"°N OIUdl .. ---AllOlrr .._,
So huny and Ofd.r the col9dkiin thllt -W. -_.-Mi
ii nMlklng mutkal hillory. and ii ,_ - -I ... Al ID I I,_ ...
becoming one of the.-cola1oi1' ----Items of .. time. ·-tiiii..-....
lllOI•~ .... _,
JIM. Comioll 10DAY 11Wr ~
P!liAPE WT ... J!!!llr1•l 1•,_n. .... •111pl -----------------------THE GOOD llUllC llECmD CO.,= • •• ............. 0....... ., ...
V£5 plw fUlh fM .. MW~ fll&Lllt'S GOl.DUt MCl-Al.ONG l1tEASUt\'. 1 ..... :4
MI lftl¥ l'tlWn ,_ ..._. lor lflV...,.. .tt1•a ,.,. and._..• tul Mund. NIM chedl or~ Ofdtr...,......., Good MIMk ....... Co.
O s..dRecotdMum. 0._,C-T..-. 0~1-Tf9diT.,. . ... ,. "·" ., .. t£lldaae 11.!r. lor ,,... and ....... ,. ..... )
ROACH Pin.Jn ia availlble at most hardware stores or it can be ordered direct from the I
manuDcturer by eendinl 1 check or money order for $8. 90. This includes postaae for I
the one pound conuina Add ta in California. One pound coven up to a nine room
residence. You1need1n ntn pound for a basement or garage. Send Lo Copper Brite, I
Inc., Dept. 12 at 5U7 W. ,Jelerwon Blvd.. Los Angeles. CA 90016. Copiu « the 3 I
Umenily tnta ~ n _1rr1t bJ ee1ldirll a self-addressed stamped envck>pe to Copptt ~ ---------------~..., ____ .,.n,,__ __ 1
~---------------------Bri&e. Inc., Dept. A. I ~ M• 1111 , llli;I
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audience in Foot~. in
which he played a city boy
determined to brq nuic and
dand .. to I purbnical small
town. His maior shortcoming
• an llpirlm to Ddom is
thll he teellW to be I R11Ur1J
dwlcter ldOr. often the most
lnmalil• penon in a film, but
not necmarUy quite rW1I for
the central role.
For une ol the leecin& boys
and their rtans competitors.
Hollywood may aooner or Iller
have a sad leseon to teach.
~performers find stardom
fleeting. Even lonf-term sur-
vivors have periods when they
fall out ol favor. Sometimes a
promilifll ldor flames out IS a l'elUlt ol b9d c:aft!ef moves.
Sometimes he is cMt down by
the unpredictable whim ol
public talte, or even by sheer
t.t luck. F'sve yews aao. for
exlmple, the future teemed
~ brWlt tor the an
ol &m¥w Away. The fllm. an
Oar nomil.ee for bell picture
and I winner tor belt qnal
1awnp&ay, delllt with lavin&
hi&h tcbool and .-owinl up.
and in its dhnu the worldne-
~heroes dek•~ llUck·
up fnlemity ~ in I bicycle
rnanthon. There could not
have been I better ~
tor ill )'00111 etmrnble ol ltarl,
Denn& Chrlltopher, Dennis
Quaid. and JKide fMte Haley.
But tfleY all wee unable to
ftnd me ~ nm 11ep. The
lne ,_ fnlY blflll I number
ol the cunent aop ol ..,..m
lllfHO.be. Bui -" them aaNty will lftMe it ~ to the .. on.,... future MolMily
ftWlllnlprinltc>_.-s>IM
awtlld Oar. llr
,,.._, \VllllLY •..,_..,.It• t• 1
8 reasons why the 5-piece
Morgan.Silver Dollar Set
tliat had sold for $250
is now only s125 .•.
and going fast!
Original U.S. Government Mint Issue-Minted about top yeatS ago.
T he Numismatic Guild ia offerins the make them 1M1ilablt to~ 1n I.hit unpTec.•· beautiful Solid Silver Morgan DOiiar dent.eel money .. vinr offer. Howewr. due to in Collectol'S' ~ of five for the unheard market lluctuaUON. -can iuaran1a thia
a( low pri~ of just 1125.00 per set-and o«er ror dw nnt 16 da.Y• only.
they are going fut! Here are some of the 5. IHCAEARO YAWE
reuona why. OYER LAST 10 YEAM-
1. PRICE BREAK I !;llver Dollar coin.sin seneral havw 1ncreued
Only a few yun •10 --rce 11llin1 our fl~ 1n value owr wn limn in lhe la.t wn ytara. .Morpn Dollar lei.a for 1260.00 per Mt IO you Some .Morpe Silver Oollan Mii for u mixh
Aft 1126.00. u 120,000 and a prime mint condition Mor1an
2. MOST IOUOHT AFTER COtNS-Silver Dollar recently aold for '42.600.
Cone~ by expert.a to be the peak o( the
•ntr•vet') art. thew aolid ailvtr dollua or
412.5 rra in1 or ninety iwrctnl rine 11lver. .773" oz. pure 1llver. are the mo.t aou1ht
aftM coina ever minted in the Unit.eel St.atea.
S. NO LONGER IN CIACULATION-
t . 9£AU'TFULLY DISPLAYED
Each Collector'• Set uaembled by_ The
Numi1m1tlc Guild in thia 1pecial offer is
mount.eel in a protective pr ... nt.ltion cue ac·
companied by a Cert.Uicat. o( AuthenLic1ty.
1. MAKEi AN IDEAL GFT-
The 1leamini 1ilver dollara of the Collector's
aet make an iclial fit\ for 1ny apecial occuion
ind can t. handed down frOm .. neralion ti!
,.neradon.
0... from 1178 to 1904. lheM co1na ha~ become • potNlar that co1ltctor1 and 1nvt1·
&or9 h8ft b.n hoerdinf them for yeart >.. a
rnult. aloq with the (act that million• of
theet coine ba¥a b.n melt.eel down for their
aU ... eoncent. iMt. are no lonpr any Mor11n
8'1wr Dollart In draaletion. I. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
•· A ....V IMING Of'f'lftl If you are not Mlilll«t for 1ny reuon, you Now. dye &o a IMCfal ~.., of theM hi.. may ret.W'n your ooln1 within 15 dl.Y• for a &or6c c.Mu • an ..._. Sale. we 1rt able t0 fUll mund.
=~~.a r·;..__-.:;;~~:-:.:.-1:-·i::::~-1
tat aU our coin• to~ OriaJfta.I ------.-._..," • -· u .s Mmt luue In ftnt condition .....___, -...............
contalnln11p prop0at• llln•· ~~~-=l~belOw,,.!.":'..-..-
tur.a. date• and mint ~U Lo'· ~!:• ~!....~ ..... -'"'.,.,., .. CIQlll,._.be_. I THE NUMISMATIC OUILI . .. ..... __
dMlert In rare 1oJd and 1Uver :: ~,..,. ~ ...,_ OOlllt ... tot 1125 oo 111u9 S7 50 pp • Md! . ltll I a~c':lN!f~~ =~-=IMfdOlar ... totll_,00Plu9llOOOo.p ~.
and the Urut.td ...... 'C'h.:b: =: ::,~ °!-dOlar ... b 1115 00 .... ,., 50 PO. l'WICI . I of COmirwrce. ... ... S50 00 .... "° .. -..
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. r,ALL TOLL FREEi ~CMDNO j 1i.IOOl847~100 =. ..... """' ............... ti ..... .,.._..,.
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plunking down S225 a day to S2,675 a
week to spend their time~
starved. herbal.wrapped. · · •
hydrostatic.ally examined, pummeled
and deprived ar one of a growing
number of fat farms.
Fat farms? Far farms? Did I say that?
Anne DeWolte. d La CoD J1>a and rfJIOlt
in Carlsbad, Calif .• is goi~ to be mad
at me. "La Costa is _something ~ dif-
ferent from the old notion of tar farms
that catered IO overwet&ht old ladies,"
she says. "The~• of our guests
is now 35. And we're not just interested
in helping overweight people lose
weighL We appeal to any person in-
terested in maintaining health."
There are an estimated 250,000 peo-
ple in this muntry Interested in just thar:
that's how many make pilgrimages to
the 50 or so U.S. spas that seem to ~
pear as quickly and easily as cellulite on
sedentary thighs. Oients come from
everywhere -big cities and small
towns -but not surprisingly. many of
the fitneM meccas thrive in California.
the State of the Beautiful Body. The
names (La Costa. The Golden Door. The
Ashram and The Spa 11 Sonoma Mislion
Inn. for example) may change, but
the modes of punishment are more or
less the same: Spartan meal plans that
include little or no meat. rabid exercise.
early wake-up calls. and an unofficial
but powerful kind of honor system that
keeps you on the waaon.
No spa polices its clients to make sure
they don't saray from the 600 or 800
calorie diets (1,000 is considered main-
tenance~ but the spa directors R'f cheat·
ing is very uncommon. ''No one points
the finger at you if you go off the diet,"
says Anya Ushakov.Crain of The Spa at
Sonoma Million Inn. in Boyes Hot
Spri'9. Calif. "But the pJp ~
is very powerful. Our tueiis ·feel like
they're all in this togdher. 89kles, all of
their time is so prOpammed that they
have few chancs to weaken."
Where could you find the time, in-
deed, between the wty morning walks.
the aerobics ct.es. the facials. the
massages, the tennis, golf and swim-
ming leseons? Moat 8'lelb repor1 that by
the end d a~ fuU d the above. they're
too tired to do anythina but faU Into bed
in their private. hotel·like rooms
~The Oolden Door. LI Calta) or
in their mm dormitoriel (The Alhram~
Still. an occasional acolftaw triumphs.
"As soon as I learned I had to survive
on 800 Cllories a day." says Mary Beth
Brewer. 1 recent dient a1 Sonoma. "I
knew I'd starve. I'm 5 feet J 1. and I've
never eaten thM lime in my life. I went
out and boulht mylelf crackers, c.heete
and peanut \uner to eat In my room.
And I llill kllt ~ti"
Food -or the lack of It -is never
far from ,_.. minds. One woman a1
la COiia Wit recently overheard coma
l>lainint ..... the tile °' • 9'NnUOUI half hour of aerobics: The LI Coo
$pedal, 'Thie Mme make me think of
r..av WIDLT • lllMC:M J4. ,. 11
food. You know, like the atue Plate
Special,'' she mourned.
It's not thll the lood is bad; in lact. the
California spas ft m.awned tor sublime
cuisine. A sample La Costa dinner:
shrimp coddai.l. tlk:ed tomltoes, Rock
Comish hen. ~and ma Varied
and tally, it's true. but don't tad younelf
-these are miao5copic portions.
I've always been of the opinion that
the body needs fuel in order to exercise,
but spa pa1rons aeern to manaae to 1ceep
up with their dmes despite cutting
calories. Said a .. al Sonoma Million:
"I t~t rd expire doing calisthenics
• ice
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on an en11JCY *>IMCh. but ii turned out
thar moll al my ....., Wll in my hmd.
The truth is, I was no more tired by
calisthenics on 800 calories a day than
I've been liter 11'1 aen>bic::s class on a more normal diet. The only lime I real-
ly noticed the cllereacie was at ni&ht
after a fuJI day al activity. Then rd sud-
denly be inaelbty tired and h~ ...
But ma thele's lilde e11e to do• nww,
this client. Jilre mmt al the others. went
to bed at about 9 p.m.
Of courte. no one 1J>es to lhele II*
for the n~ or becaote she (or lels
freQuentty, he) likes to be tortured.
R.aChel ~. me genen1 manaaer
d The Golden Door. hal a theory: ~
pie are !IO busy with wort. family, !IOdal
Confer•• one .,.
,_.,, "I ca.~
oftlsa 6ea e I_,,
ho111e....,,,_a
MhflllW p&WL"
life. et cetera. that they don't have lime
to relax and <X>nCellll'lle on thermetves.
Goi ng to a spa allows them to think about thernRlves. ••
It also allows them to indulge in a
combination ol ritual and fantasy. When
you ask a spa aficioNd8 about the food
ar her beloved eablilhment. for exam-
ple, she's likeiy IO llY it's i.utifu!" and
ignore the question ol taste. This is be-
cause spa dieticians and directors have
perfected whit one Golden Door dient
refers to as "culinary sleight of hand";
tables are el9r1dy appointed. and a lot
of attention is..-on inlurtne that the
colors and shapes of the toads on the
plates work well tQl!ther.
Even the 1Mnm roUtines reek of ritual.
The Sonoma Million IM's early morn-
ing hike isn't jult I walk -it's I llJided
lour thl'OUfdl the beautiful neighboring
Jack LondOn SC. Pn. Every nilht
after dinner • The Golden Door. guelll
are ufl!d ID "louch the '*·" which means laldne 1 quarter-mile uphill walk
to the 1p1'1 entr'llKle. (You're expected
lo huff and pul, but not eo make a daltt
for the local pimrta.) Nobody II the 1p1
tries to Pf*IKI that thele acdvities
aren't ltmlUous. The theory teem1 to
be thal ii they're p1.-lled • IOdal
events. tOmehow they won't hurt •
much. .
But there's~ eYe11 more fun.
damental • work • hmlth .... tome-
lhine lhll can hook ewr1 an Initial aep;
tic: the delft eo clan up one's Id. to
become IOlneCMte new. For that reaon.
5PIS am IO be papullled by an abun. ~ol~llld ~women and men who lr11ve ._ plrticularty
st1ewfut ftllWI In llllllr IMs -job or
love problema. 1or emnple. "Our pro.
Wlml are tlilor-mlde lor acb .-. ..
ays La c.o.ta's D!Wolle. "Our dude
is: Let's help you ct..,. your life."
In addition eo proyidir18 the new, ~
mer body that alnm all ~
desire, the beauty tftllmellS olered by
moll c.atifomia ,,,,. t:: The Ash-ram. wbidl tm Ill adultW!ly
sports.orienred ICbedule) strip
other kinds al layers. The daily =
remove blemilhel. the hemll wnp1
Swell out toxins in the skin. and the
~ ... ol dead cells.
Says I 50-yelr-dd ~ II La Costa: .. 1
come~ often becaate IF home feel-. Wr.e a beMrtiful perlOI\. .. .,Yell if you don't ., home feeline like
one of the B.P .. you almoll certainly will
have had your elbows (and the rest of r:r body) rubbed next to one. Perhaps
·-of moll 1p11' proximity to Hollywood. perhaps beca.ise they're amona the tew who can alord to pay so much for the privile&e. famous faces
brifll their bodies to virtually ~
establishment. "You mi&ht see Carol
Burnett and Suzanne Pleshene jusl sif-t.in& around like the rest of the guys. ..
says DeWolte. What helps is that all
guests are iaued identical sweat suits
and robes (kimonos at The Golden
Door~ !IO it's not always asy to pick out
the upper crust.
"Regular guesas enjoy it beeause they
can see a ceh!brity in a very dowrHo-
earth environmenl The celebrities en-
joy it becaate nobody mam a fuss."
DeWolfe claims. (Maybe, but more than
one )'Ol'"I woman's hem sQJl)ed 1 belt
upon hearin8 that James Gimer had
recently checked into L.a Costa.)
With a maximum capacity of 34 auests. The Gokten Door. a much
smaller facitity than l..a Costa. is not
without its share of the famous. Robert
Wa&ner and his late wife, Natalie Wood,
were reau1ars-Whether The AshRm •· tracts celebrities is hard to find out; that
retreat is loathe to answer inquisitive
reponers' caUs and won't even pubiki2Je
its address fd you 've ailed ahe9d for a ~ation. stafters will pick you up II
the Los ~ International airl>Ofti Id
alone ils diera lilt The Spa • Sonoma
Million Inn is not !IO bllNul. Ill <*hrl'y
clients include Valerie Perrine, Stacy
Kad\, lhta Cay. Faye~ and Ar-
lene OllhL lb. aysSOOoma's ~ Cnin. '"Nobody ... tpetill ~ ......
Still, tor molt OI us. the whole notion
of a 1p1 =· even if a week's my is .,_ IOll'I we would Wld « CXJUld
alold eo do ewry month or even ewry
ye11. Nonethel•. all the spa dinaon
claim that they do a terrific: repeat
buliriela and thll their c:tienls. while ..
hent. mm all rflllonal. •and ftlnm u.._ "Once lhey've been to La c.o.ta.
molt people W1111 IO come hick.'' says
DeWolle. Of aJUl'le they do -how~
can one ID between m11111e1? lit'
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Fourth
and long
forUSFL
By LORENZO CARCATERRA
The numbers always tell
a different story. Unlike
owners. players and
coaches. the numnbers
never lie. And the numbers
thus far for th is third
scaJOn of spring football do
not. in any way. c<S'me out
on the side of the USFL.
The numbers tell us that
the leag~ is in serious
trouble.
The opening weekend of
the USFL showed an ever-
• television rating de·
cliM of nearly two full
percentage points from the
previous spring - 6.9 as
oppposcd to 8.3 the decline
was eq ually alarming as the
league moved from city to
city - 9.9 in New York.
down from 12.2 (this with
Doug Flutic): 9.2 in Phila·
dclphia. down from 9.9: S.9
in Chicago. down from 6.5
Only41 ofthetop 60TV
markets televised the
USFL compared to 53 last
year. This means trouble
for a league primed to do
fall battle with the NFL.
The USFL has no
network television contract
for the 1986 season and. in
this world at least. without
a TV conract it is always
best to pack early. They
have a S 1.32 billion anti·
trust suit against the NFL.
but that is at best a chancy
(0) On-TV, 1139 Gr.nd Centr81 Ave., Gtend* diet roll. The USFL is
(Z) Z· TV, 2138 Nebrnk• AWJ., Sant• Monica taking on the NFL without
(H) Home Box Office. Time-Life Building, Rockefeller teams in Pittsburgh. Chi-
Center. N.Y .. N.Y. cqo and Philadelphia.
(C) Clnemax, Time-lit. Bulldlng: Aockefetter Cent•r. T ht gimmicks will only
N.Y .• N.Y. JCt the lcque so far. The
(E} ESPN1...~1tol, Ct. instant replays, wh ich
(L) SelecTV, Marina del Rey show the vtewer whether ,
(S) ~ the referee was riaht or
(S) Spodlghl . wrona in tossing a yellow
(C) cable ..... Network, Altenta naa. bcc:o~ less intertst·
ing after a whit. Signing ·
(9) WO.., New York City
( 17) WT88. Aaenta
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okt. injury-prone NFL
playcn must stop. It acts
the leaaut headlines for a
few days, but no significant
increase in ticket sales.
The move toward fall
may be ~disaster and brina
an end to.an entire lqa~ a lna~t whteh many pcopk,
drsp1te the TV numbers.
have arown fOnd of -1n
the IPrina.
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Death dims 'Guiding Light'
Charit~ Bauer, 62,
created her character
on soap in late 1940s
By LYNDA HIRSCH
~artta Baaer, who played .. The Guid-
ing Light's" Ben Bauer. died March lat the
age of62 in New York City. Bauer. whose
acung c~rcer spanned over 50 years.
created the role of Ben durin& ''Guiding
L1ghfs .. radio days in the late 1940s.
In those days. Bert. who married Papa
Bauer's son Bill. was a money-grubbing
social climber who literal!~ drove her
husband to drink. For three years Charita
would appear on the radio ver'Jion. and
then along with her fellow ectors rush over
to Manhattan's Licdcrkrantz HaJI and
repeat the performance for television
audiences. •
Charita recalled fondly during a visit.
··The actors were deligh1cd when the radio
version was canceled -it meant less
money, but it also meant an end to that
damned running.''
Over the years.. Bert went from busybody
to everybody's best friend. On TV, she had
1wo sons -Ed. a doctor, and Michael. a
lawyer. Al home. the divorced Charita had
one son named Michal. "I remember.''
she once said, "my liule boy coming to me
and with tears in his eyes asking which
M 1chael I loved more ...
Charita was modem in her view of
motherhood. "I thought it was dumb that
every morning my television sons would
come to my houst for breakfast. My son
and I are close in real life. but if he kept
popping over for breakfast I'd think he was
fun ny.
She was also wo nderfull y old-fashioned.
··1 bristled the time Ben was supposed to
·understand' that Ketty was sleeping with
the underage Morpn. 1 went to the writers
and said. 'Bert cenainly would not under-
stand. I don't understand some intern
getting his jollies with a 16-year-old girl."
Her aged fat her shared Charita's mid·
Manhattan apanmcnt. where rcp0nen
Cbarltaa.aer
were greeted with wonderful quotes and
hamburgers cooked up by Charita. Most of
all. she was a woman of valor.
Last year. her illnes1 meant an amputa-~.ion., <;'hari~a d!~ her tru~-life tragedy on
Guiding L1gh1 to help viewers cope with
similar problems in their lives. When the
illness resurfaced. Charita kept hoping. as
did all connected with the show. that she'd
rctlJm. That was not to be. and she missed
the Christmas tapina.
8'1t Charita's spirit, arace and cour~e
will be remembered whenever her name 1s
mentioned. and it will be mentioned a lot
in an industry that rarely remembers its
own.And through Ben. Charita will live on
"The Guidin1 Li&ht." Producers plan to
keep lkn alive. not wi1h another actrcss-
therc was only one Ben. and that was
Charyta -but by a "traveling" Ben.
sending tellers and postcards to her loved
ones. It'll be nice havina the show's true
Guidina Liaht alive forever.
Over at "Santa Barblra." now that the
character of Joe (oriJinaUy played by Due
WI.....,._ and then Mark Arnold) is
gone. l~k for big chan~ on NBCs
younaest soap. We hear that A. Martl8n is
going to be that show's main heartthrob.
Watch for sparks to fly between Maninez'
cbanc1cr Cruz and Marcy Walker•• Eden.
James ll1raa, once seen as Denny
Hobson on "Another World" and then a
stand-in for Lartla Ma114tY when be played
Sky on "Edge of Night," will now be seen
on "General Hospital." Hiran will be
playina Ginny's (JMldl Cbpmu) lawyer.
Remember. Sam Beltreaa got his start on
GH by playing a defense attorney. Now
Sam's character Jake bas a major storyline.
Perhaps Hiran will be staying around as
well. • • • Ckrla n.blllaoa (Rick Weber. "General
Hospi1an. has been ordered by a federal
judge to surrender
himself April 2 to begin
serving a sentence for
non-payment of income
tax. Robinson owes the
government $600,000.
He has already repaid
$280.000 of that debL
On April 2. Robinson
will be told whether he'll be spending the next __ ...-;;. __ __.
fou r mo n th s i n -a.1aaoa
carceratcd 24 hours a day or 1f he will be
able to continue on "General Hospital" in
the daytime and spe nd his nights 1n
custody.
According to Robinson. his fans and
fellow cast members have been very
supportive. Chns has been buoyed by all
the cards and letters from his under-
standing fans. We hear that ABC is hopeful
that it can be arranged for him to continue
on GH for the four months that he is in
custody.
Look for Ha10 Napier to exit "All My
Children" &atcr this month.
~ave it to Nick NidtolMD to get things
moving the moment he took over as
"Search for Tomorrow's" producer. That
show has relocated in Nick's old stomping
grounds in New York. the former "Edft of
Night" studio. Nick produced "Edae' for
17 years.
David P'enyllae, that wonderfully tal-
ented. good-looking and amiable actor.
returns soon to play Hopn McCleary on
"Search ... Forsythe Jef\ the role be created
to seek fame and fortune in LA. as well as staat work. If an_y actor who toils on
daytime can pull ofTa niahttime ca~r. it's
David.
Eltubedt McRae, last seen on daytime
as Phyllis on "Days of Our Ltvcs." and
before that as MCJ Baldwin, l.tt's ~ifc on
"General Hospital," is moving to
"Search." McRae wiU be ptayina a dowdy
lady who becoma a knockout with more
than a little help from htr f ncnd TV
tnv1sten mav IT<'911 McRee u Lou nn
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Scoll Schwartz, Cinnamon ldleS. ( 1 hr ,
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'"l'aiWIBI Ill
llOlll "Invasion Ot The Body Snatch·
ers" ( 1978, Science-Action) Donald
Sutherland. Br<><*e Adams ( 1 tv .. 55
min)
(() ... M•T• Profiles of Paul
Brown and Norm Van Brocklln (R) CID llOlll "Hanover Street" ( 1979. Ro-
mance) Harrison Ford, Lesley·Anne
Down. ( 1 hr .. 49 min.) -,-....... -.anu.u.
llOlll "Sullivan's TravelS" (19'1.
Comedy) Joel McCrea. Veronica Lake (2
hrs.)
I WM.&.ITlmf ..... -.T
Jt• a I Lftl-.0
....... Tllml
llOlll "Charlie Chan In Shanghai"
( 1935. Mystery) Warner Oland, Irene
Hervey. ( 1 hr .. 30 mln.)
l =DUIM TG11Y __., ....... Models and
agency headS discuss professional and
ethical Issues related to poelng nUde. (R) I WWWWTaWT .... ...,.., ... 11.11
-.OCW-Women's giant sla-
lom from Waterville Valley. N.H. (R) ( 1
hr .. 30mln.)
(D)ftllllCMl8iLllOGl9C#I The VOIC·
•of Rulh Buzzl. George Gobel, Tammy
Grimes and Arie Johnson are featured In
this special whlCh combines live acllOn
and animation 1n Iha story of a girl (Quinn
Cummings) who mee11 a ho&t of lfterary
characters after hours In a hbrary.
Cl) .. "Racing With The Moon"
( 198', Romance) Sean Penn, Elizabeth
McGovern. (~~-·~~tin.) I... .,. ... _
#MtmAY .. --... -,. • ._ l'WIU Atlanta Braves
Va. l.09 AAoeles Dodgers (3 hrs., S min.) -~~~ um1IM.L National ~'f>nip regl<>nel final (2 hrs.) 1-r------.. ~ ------...... ...
J m IHftl ,_llCMI. JtlllUll
... "Sec>Phlre" ( 1959. Mystery) ~ Pattk:k. YVonne Mitchell. ( 1 hr .. 32
min.)
CJ) .. "Strlh Me Pink" (1936. MW·
cal) Eddie Cen(or, Ethel Merman ( 1 ht.,
140:J.w .......
-.. ••• l!Wt!' Atlanta Braves vs. LOI A= Dodgers (3 hrs ) ,.., .. _ ..
... "Double Trouble" ( 1967, Musi-
~).,.,::= Qay (2hrt .) 1 ........ -1 .. 1101 HT m•• .111 I The~ oerfor1n1 "Are .,., Ice... "Hit .... With V<M Best Shot." • ......,.. Ot Tha
~1." ''t .... bf•hlr" .,., Othert. (1
10 Sunday, March 24, 1985
I ... , ,.,_,,_
tW • NA.., PanMC>nic Las Vegas In·
YitetlOnal, fine! round. live from L• Vegas ~.1 CountryClub. (ttn.) • GJ ._,,.,..._Tampa Bay Ban-
dits 81 New Jertey Generals (3 hrs . 30
lminJ..aoma ..... M•Jlni .. ......... ....... ,._
.. "The Dey The Women Got
Even" ( 1980, Orame) Jo Ann Pflug. JUiie
Hegerty. ( 1 tv .. 40 min.)
l. (()---Cherlle ''White Light· • nlng" Brown YI. Hatold Brazlftr 1n a-tumor
wetterwelght bou1 9Cheduled for Hf
rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J. (R) (3
hrs.)
(8) MA ... m Gobo doesn't practice
whet he prea<:he5 when he leedS a group
of explOr~ Into danger. nme ~ -Aegulatty scheduled programming may be delayed due 10
pledge breatls. -........ -----1WIHD•t .-r-.. tum WWMI. San Olego
Padr• al Chlca.=,bs (3 hrs.) ·-~ .A ...... Ol1MI UITll A look at a variety of flying crea-
turn, Including frogs and spiders, and
their survival leCM!ques.. Q ( 1 hr )
• 1WJt •1P11C-oo--"Lone W~ MoOua<'e" (t983.
Advent1Ke) Chuck Norris, David Carra·
dine ( 1 hr .. 47 min.)
CD> .. "The Ice Pirates" ( 198', Sc•·
eooe Fiction) Robert Unch, Mary Crosby
Uhr .. 36~ Cl),.. Ford's lather, who's visit·
Ing the unMt<llty to recruit students tor his
law flrmor;:.,11 Pfessure on his son 1<' be
-· i•L'·IAm'flMl National ~mp!OOehlp regional final (2 hrs .. 30
lmin .... ., ... !liim •• •nzw,.
cloding skier Phil Mahre and boxer Mark
8r9'and. compete tor bertt. in the cham-
pionship round. from Key 819C8yne, Fla
!hr .. 30mm,) ----CIMTAL MYLI H'9hligl'lls lncllide lhe
debut ot Crystal Gayle a latest album "To-
f!ight. T onlght." ' W l1Z)-.00f Al .. Dltl An interview wilh
Walter Cronkite and a profile of pioneer
envlronmentahst Rachel Carson. ( 1 hr )
WI CO) llOlll "KtdcO" (191M. Comedy)
Scott Schwartz. Cinnamon Idles. ( 1 hr
44 men.) . we ....,.. --... Nelson
Riddle leads a 39-pieee orchHtra, wllh
guests Sue Raney and Nick Luca•. ( t hr . 5 min.) .. D .anlCOlll PKA World Llgh1welght
Cha=shlp ( 1,hr ) · I llOlll "The Paper Chase" (1974.
Orama) Timolhy Bolloms, Lindsay Wag· ner (2 hrs) e ICIUlt 90LD Hcst Rick Dees Guests
Gladys Knight and the Ptpt. Jermaine
Jackson and Pia Zadora, Autograph
General Public. Teena Marie. Don W11-
hams ( t hr.) ·--TIMI ~.,.. "The Private Eyes" (1980
Comedy) Don Knolls, Tim Conway ( 1
t'lr .. 31 min)
CID IOTTA DMCI, IOITA -This retro· spectlve look at movie Musk:als Includes
performances by Astaire and Rogers,
Shirley Temple, Gene Kelly. Martlyn Mon·
roe and Elvis Presley and clips from
"Carousel," "The K1?,9 And I." "West
Side Story " "Cabaret' and "The Rocky -1Hma::~· (1h•}
-Peugl!91 I BridgeslON Pre
ClaSSlc. (R) CD llOlll "The Buddy System" (1984.
Comedy) Richard Dreyfuss. Susan Saran·
don. ( 1 hr .. 50 min)
(%) .. "The Sp111t Of St. Louis" ( 1957.
Biography) James Stewart, Murray Ham·
11ton. (2 hrs.. 18 min ) •a>---
-· • ... CAYM.CMI Bot> Crosby Frankie Carle. Margaret Whiting. Fredd~
Maritn and other great big band J*1orm-
ers are featured In hlmed heghlights ot a
'30s and • 40s muSlC r8Y!V81 ( 1 hr.. f
m1n) -· ~·· ........... ~ young golden eaple In ldahO is 5"fl as 1·
learns the &l(llls o survival. D .._ "Miller Doublet Natlona
Cllamp1onsh1p" (from Reno. Nev ) . ( •
hr) e .,.. "The Palm Beach Story'
(19,2. Comedy) Claudelle Colbert, Joe
McCrea (2 hrs ) ·1--IWT .._ ....
. .. "The 0eser1 'ox." (1951. Ora
ma) James Mason. Jetaleli Tandy (:
h<S.)
1 .... ,.............. .
llOlll "PromiMS In The Owk'' ( 1979
Dfama) Marsha Mnon. t<ethleen Beller
l hrS.) , ....... ,_,Nlfttllr
WT •w-CMMrt Tatioi
ClaSSIC. Mnlor's final. frorn La.kt Tehoe Nev. (R) (I hr ) OO•~•.,m""MC111~l1 .. __
-· .. "t-Ulnnet Ctuldlf" ( 1971 Weal
9ff\) RaQUel Wtleh. Robtft Cuip (I ht
30 min.) .
8 1IOll.D CW -WOfld Cup FNls from Heavenly Valley, Calif. ( 1 ~ .• 30
min.) 0 IM IMO ICMOUlnC MAI•
Coronado vs Castle Partc ID M1Rm•1c1•1 CC) llOWll "Agatha" ( 1979. Mystery)
Dustin Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrave. ( 1
hr . 38 min.)
llOWll "Unfaithfully Yours·· ( 1984,
Comedy) Dudley Moore. Nastasaja Kln-
sk1. ( 1 hr .. 36 min.)
(Q) .. "Lone Woll McOuade" ( 1983.
AdVentUtfe) Chuck Norris, 0.vld Carra·
dine. ( 1 hr . 47 min.)
WAYLOI •11111 A C09IOf • LOii-· DOii In th1S London oonc8'1, Waylon Jen.
ning.s sings "Lucille," "Just To Satisfy
You," "The Dukes Of Hau4rd" theme
song and tunes from t~ album "Never
Toe The Mark." .. @-VO. WUWOll.DO/I -.1 WDTI .... SchedUled: ·•super-
slars" A held of ten 1964 Olympians. In-
cluding skier Pntl Mahre and box8f Mark
Breland. compete for berths in the cham-
pionship round. from Key Biscayne. Fla.
i hr . 30m1n)
ITM.,_
llOWll "The Curse 0 1 Bigfoot" (1972.
Horror) Willlam Simonsen. Robert
Qymire. (2 hrs.) •
U -.0 a. -World Cup Flnals
from Heavenly Valley. Calif. ( 1 hr ) e llOWll "The African Queen" (1951,
Ad\l'enture) Humphrey 86gart. Kathanne
Hepburn. (2 hrs.) e IOW?HIY CLOGmY, Wini UM Popu·
lar songs from the put ere perf0<med by
ROlemary Clooney and 1he Conrad Jazz
IA~~~;~
#Rm~.. ,_..
-~ ---IC Kiil IOOll
llOWll "Spece Raiders" ( 1983. Sci-
ence Fiction) Vince Edwarctt. 0.llld Men·
denhall ( 1 hr . 22 min.) •8 ~ AWa.I ...... Linde Gray
hosts a preview ot the motion picture 1n·
dustry's big night, witl'I a look at the top
nominees and the yeat'a flw "S.t Pie·
llure~
.... Q
rATlt
llOlll "Man.Fnday" ( t975, Orama)
Peter O'lOOle. Richard Roundtrff (2
hrs)
I &:. ....
"1111• I_, "The Hoboken Chlck· en Etnel'gency" The people ol Hoboken,
N J • ere ••norized by a monst., algtlllng
until !hey discover It's really a lovable 286-
pound chiCken Stars Gabe K•plan. Ok:k
\/an Patten a.nd P.ter Btllingsley (R) o
1 hr)
CCll.&m l'•Ml Maine at M..ml (3
hft J
... "Ttie S.Cret Of Ttie Golden Ore·
gon" ( t983, A<Mtnture) ~ Houston.
Bflan Helnel ~ht., 36 min.)
.. " Wilh The Moon"
( t~. Rom•ncel Penn. E112abeth
McG<WtttlJI hr .. 41 min )
::1Ud:1c...rn• • !11 ytert tftw ltll ""i::'enca <>'*
ll'le £ngltsh ChlMll .... ...., ..
IOCletect wfth IOCh A~ _.. ..
"In The Mood" and "Chatt.nooga Choo
Choo" Is paid tribUte by t\oet Veri John·
son and guest performers Tex Beneke,
Johnny Desmond, Sylvia Syma. Anita Gil·
lette and Julius LaRosa. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.)
"®.,.."Superman Ill" (1983, AdVen·
ture) Christopher Reeve, Richard Pryor.
.{?. hrs .. 5 min ) •cm --"Wonder ~n" (1945, eom. _1cty) ~n=aye, Virginia Mayo. ( 1 hr .. '40
uic ... ... .... . -~The Go-Go's lalesl album
"Talk Sl'low" Is spotlighted along wllh stu·
dio footage. lncervlews and a video of their
latest single "Head Over Heels." emoYOMAU _......_ ___ _
-1 t.ii'ii. ,. tl'T Cir Lwm
Clips of the best momencs 1n film comedy
from Cl'larlie Chaplin to Woody Allen,
hOSled by Carol Burnett. Dom Deluise,
Jack Lemmon. Waller Matthau. Richard
Lind Burt Reynolds. (2 hrs.)
~ ---.: •• fllCllD,. Fiim critics Roger Ebert and Gene
Sfsl<al announce lhelr selections for the
AcademJ.Ziards ( 1 hr.) i C:. CllOlCI ,. m PU? aw-.
Tha presen talion ol viewer·selecled
awardS tor Besc Plccure. Best Accor I Ac·
cress. Best Supporting Accor I Actress
and Best MuS1Cal Score Hosts. Marielle
Ha~d James Btol1n. = 0 UCIO llnl DAWI 11 Fea-
tured: a h.ousehold cleanser challenge,
newest..;secur1ty devices: choosing a fire
extinguisher, Improved aulo safely glass • P• Mr. Morloch sparks superstlllon
when he causes the cast to believe that
their prodUcllon has been hexed. ( 1 hr.) e llOlll "Gas Pump Glrls" ( 1979, Com·
edy) Kirsten Baker. Huntz Hall. The ownet
of a small filling station enl11ts the aid of
his beaulllul niece when a fancier opera·
lion opens up across the slreet and steats
all hls bosiness. (2 hrs.) I IWITlO IWIT
.WA A survey ot Wyoming's wlldltle,
locusJng on the breeding, migration and
suMval patterns of the ~k.y Mountain
Elk O ( 1 l'lr., 30 min,)
CC) .. "The Earthling" ( 1980, Adven·
ture) Wiiiiam Holden. Ricky Schroder. A
world travete< leaches a young orphan the
ways of survival In the Aus1ralian wilder·
ness 'PG' ( 1 ht . 42 min.)
(I) .. "Brainstorm" ( 1983. Science-
Fiction) Christopher Walken. Nalalle
WOOd A married couple tries to keep a
~fly dnlgned devioa, wl'llch allows a
person to experience the tenaalions leU
by anolher. from mlNtary end lndUalr181 ., .. ,.~w nWn.) '----••••• -... ,.. .
-...... Rtgultfty ~ l amming may be dala~ due to br .... -·---Rick wortlel rt.at he ~ be too llfh to dat• tl'lt gir1 wftl'I wf'lofn
he's been communicaling t>y C~8f.
• 0 l9llft --rr • _,. Fee· tured: a man creaces art by throwing pain!
lnco the exhaust of a )81 liner; how a skuR
collector 1ouoded modern br•ln surgery;
state-of-Che-art eye procedures that allow
the blind to see by computer (R) Q ( 1
hr.~ i ITM llMCll Guests· Gloria Loring,
~tAk~R) (1hr)
.-M "--T: A flOl1"Ulr Oii M Ulftl OeVld AltenborOUOh axplofes greaJ
rivers of the WOf'ld, Including the Amazon •
and the varieties of Ille lound 1n them O 1.1 hr., 10 min.)
CD llOlll "BroadWey Danny R~"
( 1984. Comedy) Woody Allen. Mia Far·
row. A small-tlme bul good·hear1ad 1a1en1
agent works diligently 10 make successes
of his hopeless clients. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 26
min.)
(0)19AMm11M.L Delrolt Pistons at Los
A~ Lakers (3 hrs.)
CZ> ---··~ Trouble With Harry" ( 1955'; CoHiedy') Edmund Gwenn. Shirley
Maclalne. A group ol local c1ttzens at·
lempl to dispose of a dead bOdy found 1n
lhe nea~j~· 'PG' ( 1 hr 39 min ) • ·-.... W «l.l m&UlllTIML Detroit PtStons at Los
A~ Lak.ets (2 hts .. 15 min.) MD e ...., -=•• Punky escapes lrom the children's shelter. and Henry
goes to court to obcaln custody. (Part 3
ol 3) (R) ID ..... mM Regularly scheduled
programming may be delayed dUe to
~led,C breaks.
{If) 1 .... llOCI Gobo doesn'I practice
what he preaches when he leadS a group
Of explorers tn!O danger
NI e UU Cir IT• W From the Broolllyn
Academy of MUSic. a salute 10 Che per-
forming arts with hosl Beverly Sitts and
music d11ector James Levine Amoog
scheduled pe4'formers Lukas Foss. Dick
Hyman, CleO Laine and John Oankworth,
Robert Merrill. Leonard Pennano. 1<1r1 Te
Kan1wa, and members ol lhe Twyla Tharp
danc• group. (3 hrs.. 15 min) ••(I).-.--Jessica travels to San Francisco where she attamprs to
clear a bridegroom-to-be ol a nightclub
owner's murder (R) ( 1 hr )
•• ~ -MICl'laet and KITT race ah• a big wheel in the lluckong In-
dustry who wanes 10 IOfce IOdependent
truckers oul of buslnea o ( 1 l'lr.) • .u,,.. ,. -.ATllT ITOl'f n. ... A salute 10 the movie ~try
leatUting rare mollQn p1e1ure trailers, clas·
sic pobllc1ty stunts and 1n1ervieW11 With leg-
enda P R. moguls. (I hr.) ....... llOl'T _ .....
Steve Allen hosts the blundet"s
ot oelebr1t1es 1nclud1ng Penny Marst\811,
Cindy Willtems, Belle Davia. Ok:k Caveu
•nda:~ Q ( 1 ht ) •, ..... ,. ... _ ~ ... "Shampoo" ( 1975 Comedy)
Warren Beally, Jvlle Cl'lfist1&. A Beverly
Hills haw stylist tries to llJOOla wahtng.
cutting end one romance too meny (2
hrs.) I -~----.Robin Leach 1n181'VteWS Mickey Mantle.
Robeft Vaughn. Bobby Vinton and P11noe
Wyrno<e FlyM, wldOw of (rtol FlyM (R)
{ 1 hr.)
CC)._ "tnv8Si00 Of The Body Snetch-
.,... ( 11H8. Science-fiction I Donald
Sunday. March 2~. 1985 11
henanc:t. Brodie Ad9mi. Str8ngt pods
rain down from out• ~ end t• OW9r
the bodies of humerw. '*'llng a Sen
Francisco heefth lnepector and Na Mllat·
ant to flee for their ll\lft. 'PG' (1 hr., 65 m1nL ([) .. ,_.
<Hl ._ "Forbidden" (1986, Orame)
Jecqueline BIMet, Jurgen Proehnow. In
World War II Berlin. a WMlthy Cfwtltten
ari6tocrat t• In IOYe with a JewWI wrttar
and becomes lnvoMd In the undlf'arounc:t
effort to smuggle Jews out of Nazi Clerma-
r:!l: 0 ( 1 hr .. &3 min.) w .. ''Racing With The Moon''
( 1984, Romance) l>een Penn, Elz8betti
McGoYem. In lete 1942. )ult befofe he'a
scheduled to IMY9 tor boot C8tnp. a teen-
age< from the wrong aide of the traa
falls In low with the new git! In town. 'PG'
i hr., '8 r;J. ..._ UlrA-A
" UU GP tr• W From the Brootdyn Academy of MUlk:, a Mlute, to the per·
forming arts with hoat ee.tv 8111 and
musk: ditector James L~. Among
scheduled performers: Luk•· FOl9, Old(
Hyman. Cleo Laine and John.0.lkwor1h.
RObert Merritt Leonwd Pelw.to, Kirt Te
Kanawa. and membefa of the Twyte n.p
dance group. (3 hrs., 5 ':II •CJ)~--_,_
Robin Leach lnteMewl ~ M8ntle,
Robert Vaughn, Bobby Vinton and Petrtce
Wymo<e Flynn, wtdow of Enol Flynn. (R) lf hr.)
(1J ... "Euy Rldlw" (1981, Or9ma)
Pettlf' Fonda. Dennis Hopper. Two~
mot0fcyolls1a drop out of iodlty end, M-
ing across the Southwest to New Ol1Mnl
In search of the "rNI" Amartca. encoun-
ter prejudice and seneelell violence. 'R'
l hf .. 34 min.) ' ~ ..... -(() CMIY ... A .. H9rry ...,_up with a Gennen lhepherd to lmlllh a drug
trafficking ring. ( 1 hr.) e • Ml --(Premiere) Whet\ former New York City cop end:e
ector Rock~= fell 1 ICretn t•t N 'I too lhOft. t.
Comet I pr!Yete detectM wlttt I ~
Hiiia egency thet ptOtecta 0111bt11t11. Siert JOe '-cl, Ylctortl Jeoklon, ,_
WHll1meon. Q 1'~ • AO'lJM "JE-419•• Qlpt of ifla YMt'a major Olcet "°"*-end lno-
ltMewt with celebnttel Tom He*. .A"'1/
Devit, Pet MOflta. Dmd Liii\, lob Hope
Ind 8hlftey Mclain .,. tMtwed. ( 1 tw.) .... "Cellfornle Glrll" ,.., ........
~~~~Of~ llftttyle. a bofec:t ~ auto
mechenlc hMda for the Weat COllt to
tlnd a new end eiccitlng lite. Q (2 hrl.) I .....
.. "Annie Her' (1977, Comedy)
Woody Allen, Ol9r1e Keaton. A nlghtCIUb
comic and an "'*'"9 tongltrell INte
their nM#oaet In .,, OfHOlln, off°'91" ro-
mance. ihhrt.J.. ... I• .... Women's tWorn from W1teN!le Y...,, N.H. (A) ( 1 tw .. 30
min.)
(%) .. "Ttedl~ Pl:cea" (1113, Com-
edy) Eddie Murphy, OM Aytu~ A Mi-
ta-do exec:vtM. 1 ~ oon "*'
Ind 8 prOltltute d9wtll I ptoC of ~
. ~ two COfw!Mng "'*"*'" 'A' (1 ~·.;r'.J..,
12 Sunday, M8fdl 24, 1115
-----
I .
•CZ> "Expoeed" (1983. 0r8'N) NMt ... je
Kir*I, H~ Keitel. (1hr.,40 min.) •CC> "The Oetk Cryatll" (1982, Fantasy) ~t. (1hr.,36 min.) •OO "A Dog Of Flanders" (1969, Orama)
o.wi !Add. Ooneld Crisp. ( 1 hr., 36
min.)
(I) "The Sting II" ( 1983, Orama) Jactcle
Gleelon, Mac O.W. ( 1 hr., '2 min.) •a> ''The Tett9fed er .... (1957, Orama)
J9ff CNndlef, JMnne Crain. (2 hrs.) M (C) "The 8"1 y..,. Of Our Lives" (19'e,
Ortmt) Fredric Merch. Oen. Andrews. (2 hrs.,~ min.)
CD) "Max DuQen Retums" ( 1983, Come-dy) Marthe Muon, Jeton Robetdl. ( 1
hr., 38 min.)
CJ) "O..d Of Night" ( 19~6. Hotror) Mer·
vyn Johns. Michael Redgrave. (1 hr., '4
min.) •CB> "Mak Dugan Aetutna" (1983. Come-
dy) M1tthl Ma.on. Jason Roberds. ( 1
hr .• 38 min.)
(I) "Unfalthfulty Yours" (19M, Comedy)
Cudley Moore, Ne911Stja Klntkl. ( 1 hr.,
36 min.) •CD> "Hair" (1979, Musical) John Savage,
Tr"t Wlllltms. (2 hrs., 1 min.) •Cl> "The Spirit Of St. L(>Ult" (1967. Biog-
raphy) Jamee Stewert, Murrey Hemlfton. ~ h;s., 18 rriln.)
-CC) "A Mldtummer Night' a Sex Comedy"
( 1982. Comedy) Wooay Allen. Mia Far·
row ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) ® "The One And Only" ( 1978, Come-
dy) Henry Winkler. Kim Derby. ( 1 hr., 38
min)
(I) "Rich, Young And Pretty" ( 1951, Mu-
sical) Jane Powell, Vic Damone. ( 1 hr .• 35 min.) .
-111) "Flight To Tangier" (1953. Adven-
ture) Joen Fontaine, Jeck Palenc9. (2
hr•.) tW. "The Man Who Wanted To Llw For·
ever'' (1970, HOftor) ICuert Whitman.
&Indy Dennie. ( 1 hr.,~ min.) CC> "tom Sawyer" ( 197~. Mutlcal> John-
ny Whltlktr, Jodie '°""· ( 1 tw.. " min.) • _., ........ .t.-
... "The Goldwyn Fo11199" ( 1931, ~
eel) Adolphe Menjou, Ele Logen. (2
hrs.) CD> "Cracking Up" ( 1983. Comedy) .Wry
Lewie. Miiton Berte. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
(I) "The lea Plrat•" ( 19eM, Bclence Fie·
tlon) Robert Urich. Mety CroM>y. ( 1 hr ..
38 min.) (%) "Mak DuQen Returnt" ( 1913, Come-
dy) Maflha Melon, JMOn Aob9rds. ( 1
hr . 38mln.)
-(II) "Heny And Son'' (1184. Ou1m1)
P9ul N.wmen. ~ llNon. ( 1 hr .. 67
min.) •
-· "~ • ....,.. (1882, Hor· tOf) Joen Hiii. ~ ~ (2 tn.) W <C)"Soggy Bottom, U.S.A." (1911, Com-
~) Ben Johnlon. Loll N9t11Mon. ( 1 hr.,
37 min.) •CD> "The Alddle Of The ..... ( 1980,
AdYtnture) Mtct..r Vortc, Simon MecCor·
(1hf .. 31mln.)
The ltlnQ If'' .(1913, C>rlrne) Jloklt
.... ~ (1 hr .• 4'1Nn.)
Cl> "Olnntr For ~" ( 1979. MnWYJ .. OuciGlof-~ "'·· 40 "*'·> ~· •<Ill ··n. Ice' • ~ ..... Fie·
tlOn) ~ • ~· ,, "'"
. 36 min.)
•CC> ''The Beel VMrS Of Our LiYes" (1946.
Orama) Fredtlc March. Dena Andrews. (2
hrs .• 52 min.) •cm "Mak Ouaan Return•" (1983. Come-
dy) Marlha Meson. Jason Robards. ( 1
hr .. 38 min.) (I) "Shlnb<>ne Alley" ( 1971, Musical)
Animated. Volcaa of Eddie 8'acken, Carol
Qtlennlng. ( 1 hr .. 26 min.) •Cl> "Purple Hearts" ( 198', Orama) Ken
Wehl, Cheryl Ladd. (1 hr., S5 min.) •CD "ANr WlndOw'' (195', ~l
James Stewert. Grace Kely. (1 hr., 52
min.) •tm "Blue Knight'' ( 1973. Orama) Wiiiiam
Hotden. L .. Aemlck. (2 hrl.) •CB> "A Dog Of Renders" (1959. Orama)
O.vld Ladd. Donald Crisp. (1 hr .• 36
_!!!In.) _......_ __ ..__
-1-=-• IC~AW ... Jacic Lemmon
Mata the 67th •""'* 8Wlld <*emonils ..,, fl'om the Dorothy Chend1ef Pavtllon In
Loe Ange6M. "Amadeus." "Placea in the
Heart." "The Kiiting Fletds." "A Patuge
to India" and "A SOidier's Story" are
nominated fOt beSt pieture of 198'. 0 (3
'"·l. ... ~ ... ,. ..., m w.m.-• M mt am PMIOUI Robin Leech lnteMewl Mickey Mantle,
Robert V , Bobby Vinion and Patrice
I~• Flynn. widow of ErrOI Rynn (R)
1-.CD•,... ITM1m I 111111-.T .... 7 I C•••••FT ml. lllOl'IM&. San Antoolo Guns-
~•t Oenwr GOid (3 hrs)
(llJ .. "HU" (1979, Musical) John
Savage, Treet Williams. A young man on
hll way to Army lnducttOn meets a band
of hippies In Central Park wno tarce him on
• Joyful, cros.-country mullcat Odyssey
'PG' (2 hrl .• 1 min.)
(I) .. "UnfelthlUlly VOU<S" ( 198',
eom.dy) Cudley Moore, Nattassja Kin-
tkl An 0tcheatr1 conductOt thlfll(s that his
.wtte may have had an affllf with a vlOllnist
while he W8I away on tour and conspires
lo murder her. 'PG' O (1 hr . 36 mtn ) .... llATmn.. ---...,,." ...... -..
..._,~··· ... -. ...... .... CUL.,_
.. "Charlie Chan And The Curse
The Dragon Queen" (1981, Comedy)
Peter Ustinov, Richard Ha1ch Charlie
Chan II aided by hil bumbllng grandson 1n
eolvlng a siring of mur<»rs. 'PG' ( 1 hr . 37
min.)
(%) .. "The Spirit Of St. Louta" ( 1957.
Biography) James Stewart, Murrey Ham-
ilton. In 1927, Charles A. Lllldbe<gh be-
2110 l.AGUllA LOCATIOll
Comln9 8oon
with
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COAST 'rmY & Gl.ENNEYRE
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comes the flflt man to tty nonstop eaou
the AtlMtlc Oc9en to PMta. (2 hrs.. 18
-1mln==&r.:..--·-·-. •& M't'-Forme< Pf9SS secretary
Jamel Brady; model C.tol All Ind hef
husb1nd. pro hockey pl1yer Ron
Gresc:Mer.
I Ee...,. -....... -· ...... w •nm Jeff Smith Pfepares
~beleM end r1w hsh saled. CD .. "Bells" (1980. Science Fiction)
Richard Chamberlaln. John HOUteman. A
oera~ but technologk:.ity astute killer
uses.,, electronlc device thet transmits•
lefhal jOlt OYe< telephol1e lines. 'A' ( 1 hr.,
t9min.) Nial>.,. '"Lafayette Etcadrile" (1958,
Adventure) Tab Hunter, Etchlka
Choureau. Ame<ic.n votunteers serve in a
flight squadron 1n France during World
War I (2 hrs.)
-· I • M 10WI featured'. a PfOtlle OI "L.A. Times" columnist Jack Smith: the
secret to sororities' suoc199; brldal gowns
worn round-the-wa.ld: party1ng at the
Kids' MuMum . .... , ...
tiAftMFmlLI --ATU.. --·-llLHI . .., ........ ,.
•Na&l ,.._, m Wembley's on a rnls-
SO'I of revenge after Boobef scares htm.
bUt NI '*"6 take a terrifying tWISI.
I ._ ...... ,,.,,
• (l)IC' 1c---.-Anun-
defoover agent masquerading• Amanda
Is murdered. INvlng Amanda lngty abou1
he< own publlshed obituary and the .4,gen· ~concerned about her safety. ( 1 hr.) • e .,. "Every Which Way 8u1
LOOM" ( 1978, Comedy) Clint Eastwood.
Soodta Locke. A two-listed truaker and
hie or1ngutan companion take off In pur•
suit of a Pfllty country·wettern tlriger 1)-~in.)
~..,.-. '11 WUU tt• 11 W Featured" Jamee Stewatt.
I .-.a-m111n••mn1T •~
II I •WIM .. A Mlute
to the country and western llngefS of the ·•o. and '50s 1nClud1ng a tribute to Hank
Wiltlams A~rances by Eddy Arnold.
POf1er Wegc>nef. Ktlly Welts, Hank
Thompeot'I. CWI ,._kins Host Hoyt Ar.·
ton (2 hrs.) • U 6 CM M._ '"Famly Butl· ness" Mitton Blfll atara in this dfama
about a tett'ftN•y ill man wno dtcldet to
a"• hit '#ill and calls his taut ~ togeth-
., to flMCUIC9 the Change (R) Q ( f hr .
~~"Spring Breek" (1D83, Come-~ OeYld Knell, Stellt 8aSMtl FCM bUd-
dleS hive a wlld 11'" In Fort LAudfroell ~ IPflng vteaUOn 'R' ( 1 hr • (0
~"Mer. !),gen Retorna" (1D83. ) MlrN Maton. Jeson Roberds
A *4doW'a n9'tt-dc>-Wel fathet Who aben-
14 Sunday, March 2-i. 1985
doned hlf Whetl she was a c:Nld of nine. snows up '#fth a bad heart condition and a
8Uitcase full of IN-gotten money 'PG' ( 1
hr., 38 min)
(D) II M UU9fm Aober1 Klem, Tim
Reid. Jeff Attman end Bruce Baum J>ef·
form their routines In a Midwestern come-
~club (lhr.)
llJ .. "Aect<les5 °'9regard" ( 1985.
Drema) Tea Harpef, Leslie Ntetsen A
storefront lawyer defends a dOCtor whose
reputation has been ruined by an lnvestf.
gatlve TV reporter's story alleging h4S 1n·
volvement in. an illegal preecript10n-drug
~•lion. (2 hrs.)
• .. "20 M11Uon Mtlet To Earth"
( 1957. Science-Fiction) Wiiiiam Hopper.
Joen Tavlof. A gelatinous mass found
along with a crashe;d rocketshlp becomes
a horrible monster allttf ljelng exposed to
air. ( 1 hr .. 30 min) •1ftCTIC-L011•T ..... .
-(I) UTI I M.L8 When Kate and Allie
ftnd an old love 1e11er hidden OYef their
fif'eplace. they try to retdndle a SO.year·
old ==nee. (R) •'a •••• WAl.191 Guests Boy !:o:oe. Neil Diamond and Barbera Man·
dtell~1 hr )
, _..,. SctiedOled Helen Hayes.
bfaln surgeon Frances Conely, police
chief Penny Harrington. C81if0f.tlie state
i tlce Joen Klien. ~hr.) NIFllWIS Lll-DIAnt .. ,..,.
..... ~ Night In Heaven" (1983.
Orama) Christopher Atkins. Lesley Anne
Warren A married COiiege ens1ructor has
an atlaif with one of he< students who
WOfks as a mate 8JCOllC dancer 'R' ( 1 hr .
23 min)
(OJ _. "Cracking Up" ( 1983. Come-
dy) J«ry Lewis. M~ton Berle An •CC•·
den1·PfC>nl man falls at avery1hlng, lnclud·
~ a bUngled suicide. ( 1 hr • 30 min )
Cl) ... ''Milt Dugan Returns" (1 983,
eom.dy) Marsha Meson. Juon Robards
A widow's ne'er-do-wtll fettief. Who aban·
doned het when she was a child of nine.
lhow9 up with a bad heart condition and •
sui1case lull ol ill-g<>tten money 'PG' ( 1
hr .• ,:.~ • aJ • ._IC Ar .. lllCll'Umnl
•• (I) -..T On ~ way to the t>ais-
ic.tt>aiM game ot the year. 06ci.. Is arrested
for Stephenie's unpaid campus parking
ltekets (R)
Cf) ... "Three COlns In The Fountain"
( tis.t. Romance) Clitton Webb. Oofo1hy
McGwe Three gtrts get varying rewttt af·
tar wishing on a oOin at the Fountain of
Trev! 12 hrl )
..... D•AT--'IUD Glenn
Yarbrough. the Lirnell1ert Ind the King$·
ton Trio ting poputer folk tonos of the late ·so. end "rly ·eos In a c:onc.t1 at Oevll'a
Lltte Aelott "" Edmonton. Alber1t ( , hr ) U9l ..._,_Ser\ Antonto Guns.
I at OeoWf GotclJ:U3 hr-.) •UM-BJ_
-Cl) ..... I &.Mm When Mary Btth
QOM undtreOYef • a cabbit on 1 murder
lr'Y9ltigatJon. het '°" Mlchael, ~come
with leilr tor '* ..... y. runs away (R) ( 1
hr)
I Ui".f! Qlltttring ~t Oacat par·
tlal at Iha ~ Hiiton tno the famous
~Mt "SpMo " (1 hr) ·---·---l lnNIOe-... , agaiMI t.D. "-wme to Ka4a k>f
comfort and aoon tals In IOve: Falcoo
• and Estep become eager atlles to deslt
Rudy. ,,..., Strau.. te1y l .U (Part
of 2~.. • I ,.,_ IMM Regularly tchedu =ammlng may be delayed due
bfeal<s
(1:) "P$ych0 II" ( 1983. Myslet
Anthony Periclns. Meg Tllly. Former p•
chotic killer Norman Bates is released
rer a 20·year stay In a mental 1ns111u11
and believes himself cured untM a myslt
ous rash ol mutdars bagios. 'R' ( 1 hr
min.) 00 ... "Sahara.. ( 198(, Adven1ur
8'()()t(e Shields. Lambert Wiison. In 1
1920s. an heifess' pledge to hef dying
lhef -that she w11i win-the 'crosa·Sah•
auto race In a spofts car of his own de'>•
·• leads her rnto dangers ot eve<y v
'PG' ( 1 hr ," mm.)
_. "The Ice Pirates" ( 1984 s
ence f iction) Robert Urich, Mary CrO'>t
Spece pifates join a beautlful prlnc~s
search ol her explorer lathe< and a nev
discovered source of much-needed wa•
In 1 ~r~~;.:g ( 1 hr , 36 min i -1--"The Story Of A Woma ( 1G69. Orama) Robert Stack, Bibi Ar
etsson A married pianist fa.Ifs In love ~
a medical student. (2 hr• • 5 m.n )
.. .......... Roy Orbdon ( ·(I·
The Lonely," "Dream Baby") Jerry L
lewis ("Greet Bells Of Fire." "C
Rider") and Carl P9fktnl ("Blue Sue
Shoes") re-create the ·~·a sound .,.
thelf hits ( 1 hr • 20 mtn ) -· e ML 1'0ll'-.. A mlddte-ao• couple prepared to anjOy thelt retirem••
must change their plans when thetr c
dren and an elderly ln•law move 1n w•
them. Stars Barbara Barrie, Peter Mich.
Goa~COUIT 111£1 Ill ... ----.... , ...... I. ~y I txamlnetlon ot i9SUIS conoetnino cap11
purushmant, as~ by four people c ,.l'ectiji<if i ;w~ dMlh penlll) --au.-=-.. "T:'r.llhes" ( 1978. Orami
_.,. Reynaud, Nethelle Zelgef A man
m.atr ... contr<* rt'I mart'8Qe ot • coup
Whole retatlOnilNp bloaeofM ( 1 hr . CG)·~ ''The Alddll Of n. Seto
( 1980, AdVanture) Mtchaal YC)tt(, Sime M~Corkindale To Pf~I a Gafman I
va.slon of England In t901 . two 8r1t11
lrtends set off tor tht higtl r.eas (, hf . =
min~ CJ) ... "Ex.P<>led" ( ti83, Dr amt
NetlaMjl Klf'ltkl. HeMty Kt1tel A lnhlc
modal'• iov., uses hlf t bell to 1rap •
lnttrnationaf killer 'R' 11 hr • '0 min ) tWI a.-:'11'Ttl':J., an anlmal 1e1
dllt Is killed by a liOI\ A J and AICk '
undefcovtf " zoo WOrUr• 10 inv"tlgat• ~)~ht . 10 min)
• ..,.,_ ~t Johnny Cn
ton Ttrt Oen. Ptt1 O..tbuttl M Ct\MI W ' ,, ,.. , Ii_ ISO• .....
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FlcNtd Lamparski ("What fief Hep-
10 ••• ?"). ( 1 hr.)
• .. Scheduled: basketball ooecn
Pecerson from Union College In Bar-
~ Ky. (1hr.,30mfn.) ftll(I) ''Surf II" (1984. Comedy) Ed-
die Oeaen. Linda Kerrldge. A INdman
concocts a tainted soft drink that compels
turter. and beech-bums to eat garbage.
'R' lt hr., 31 min.) -l'91..r .. •-ATMAC'llli-nomineel fOf Academy Awerda 8f9
Interviewed from the Ool'olhy Chandler
Pav~ l\r.) • "Betl. 8oolt And Candle"
( 1959. Comedy) Jamel Stewart. Kim No-
vatl. A young women UMt her mya1erlous
powers to bt9ek i;he wedding plans of a f>OO!A A""""*· 2 hr• .. 10 min.) (!) 11 nan 9 .. "Linda" ( 1973, Ofama) Stella
-···h· llod••-
•CI> "The Spltlt Of.St. Louis" (1957. Blog·
raptly) Jemee Stewart, Murray HemMton 11 tn., 18 min)
"CC) "Tom Sawyef'' (1973. Musical) John-
ny Whltak41f, Jodie Foster. (1 ht .• <4<4
min.)
Cl) "Shinbone Alley" ( 1971. M~I)
Animated. Voices of Eddie Bracken. Carol
Channing. ( 1 hr , 26 min.) •CH> "Mitty" ( 1981, Dr1ma) David Ladd.
Arthur O'Connell. ( 1 hr , 32 min.) •Im "Eric" ( 1975, Drema) John Savege.
ISitrlcia Neal (2 hrs) -~ "Ralflet" (HMO. Comedy) OIMa de
Ha\lllland. David Niven, (1 hr .• 12 min.)
CD) ''Splash'' (198<4, Comedy) Tom
Hrit. DefY1 Hannah. ( 1 hr , 61 min )
NIOO "My FaVOflte Year" ,( 1982. Comedy)
PetM O'Toole, Jessica Harp«. ( 1 hr • ~5
min.)
CJ) "Rating With The Moon" ( 198<4, Ro-
mance) S..n Penn. Elizabeth McGovern. u hr., 48 min.) •Cl> "RaM The Tltenlc" (1980. A<Mtn-
ture) Jeeon Robetds, Richard Jordan, ( 1
hr , M min.) •CCl "The Grey Foa" (1982. Western)
R*Cherd F•nsworth. Jackie Botrought ( 1
hr .. 32 min.) -~·Reek ...... (198<4. Orama) Aldan . Oetyl Hannah. ( 1 hr •. 30 min )
.. "Deed Of Night" ( 19'5. Horror) Mer·
V'ftl Johns. Mic,_. "-dgrl\lt ( 1 hr • 44
min.)
-(?)"They Got Me~" ( 19-43. com-edy) Bob Hope. Ootothy Lamour (1 hi' ..
34 min.)
"Twiet· TOid Talt1" ( 1963,
• SutpllnM) Vincent Ptlct. Sebe1tlan Ca·
bOt, ~hf I 59 min.) -=· Bob JoMaon And Hit Fantastic .. ( 1979. eom.dy) Ctllrlet
. MIUd Adlme (2 Pwa.)
tWl5'.0Matlne'' (1113. ...,._) Ktifh
dof\. JQfr\ ....... ( 1 "' • 50 min.) tW "Fcnlgn I~' (,icii, DfiMe}
!~7~a.o;:~~~
.. ~ (Uw .. 30mln l
~•evens. Ed Nelson Based on a novel by
John MacDonald. A woman ptans to
frame hef husband for the mordef of hef
loYer' s wife. ( 1 hr , 40 ITllfl )
~ ... "Soggy Bottom. u s A ..
(1981, Comedy) Ben Johnson. Lois Ner-
lleton. A Southern shef1ff dUring Prohlbt-
tion tries to ensure tt\at hit ~
JS(Oducing cousin doesn't blow hlmM!f up
..and that his lady friend's marriage plans Q2. awry. 'PG' ,1 hr .. 37 min ) (lf)llOJmcll ..,,,..._A satin-
cal k><* at movies. lnclUding comical crl-
1!gues of this year's Oscar nominees . .. a> ... "Countdown" ( 1968, Orama)
Robert Duvall. James Caan An American
astronaut I.ands on the moon only to dis-
cover • demolished Russian sp~at1 al-
rea~e. (2 hrs .. 20 min )
.. (JJ "Breathless" ( 1983, Orama)
Richard Gere. Valerie l<ai>flnsky. A lree-
splrlted auto lhlef unintentlonalfy kills a
patrOlman and lalflf develops an obses-
sive attraction lo a WOm3n 'R' ( 1 hr , 4 1
-· "The Man Behind The Gun" (1953,
Western) Randolph Scott. Patrice Wy-
tnOfe (2 hrs )
(e> "The Oresset'" ( 1983 Orama) Albert
Finney, Tom Courtenay ( 1 tu . 58 min )
(II) "The Brink's Job" ( 1978, Comedy)
Peter Faltt, Warren Oares (2 hta . 14
min )
W (Q) "Tt'lt Best Years Of Our Lives" ( 1946
Orama) Fredric March, Dena Andrews (2
l'wt .. 52 min ) (J) "Strlle Me Pink" ( 1936. MUS!Cal) Ed·
die Cantor. Ethel Merman ( 1 hr , 40
min.) e "Cauldron Of Blood" ( 1968. Horror)
Bor11 Karlott, Viveca Undlors (2 hrs )
W CI) "Raise The Tttanlc" ( 1980. Adven·
tore) Jason Robards, Richtlrd Jordan ( 1
hr., 5• min.)
-~ "Stacy's Knights" (1983. Orama)
Andre Millian. K8V1n Costner ( 1 hi'. 35
min) CB> "My Favoiite Vear" ( 1982. Comedy)
Peter O'TOOle, Jeta1C8-Harper. ( 1 hr . 35
min)
•CJ) "Racing Wllh The Moon" (I~. Ro-
mence) Sean Penn, Elizabeth McGovern
(I hr , 46 min )
W CJI) ''Misty" ( 1961. Orama) David Ladd.
Arthur O'Connell ( 1 hr . 32 min l
W CC> "The Grey Fox" ( 1982. Weste1n)
RlcNfd Farnsworth, Jackie Burroughs 11
hr .32min) •(!) "ltetllnger'a Law" ( 1980 Orama)
T~ Sev ..... Rod Taylor (2 hrs I
"~ 'N Boots Traveti Around The
W0tld" ( 1983. Animated) ( 1 hr 9 mm )
(Q) "The Osterman w .. k no" ( 1983.
SwptnM) Rutger Hauer John Hurl ( 1 hr.,.,,.,,)
CJ) "TPle trOUble Whh Harry" ( 1955,
COmedy) Edmund GwtM. SNrlty M•e·
C (Uw, 39min )
.. 'The Sevega" ( 195,, Wt11em) on .._.on, 9uun MOtrow (2 tn > •(I) "Ltf'I St)tnd The Ntghl lOQe1hel''·
( 1912, Oocl.lmtntary) Th 'Rolling
Stones ( t hr • 30 m )
mln.l_ -1·U1l~Wll'llM•U1ii -Mll9111a1COC1 ...... DmmtMAm
_.. "Oetactrve Story" ( 1961, Ora-
ma) Kirk Douglas, Eleanor Parker A New
York City delecillle anacks his work with a
maniacal zeal until the effects begin ap-
pearing In his personal, off-duty NM and
eve= relationship$. (2 hrs.) I 1.-:IC• lml ..••. , __ _ .., ... ,.
... "Harry And Son" (1~. Ora-
ma) Paul Newman. Robby Benson. Re-
cently fired lrom his JOb. a man faces frus-
tration and lries to get his '°" to enrer a
respectable profession 'PG' (1 ht , 57
-tr~ -WI M 1 ... A cl05e friend of the MeMiHans Is murdered ar a masquer-
ade ball, leading Mac and Sally to make
inquiries of thelf ofher friends (R) ( 1 hf :
20min)
_.,..... ___ _ -
..
·= Cit ..
IWIT10MllT Mm'ICO•Jlft'
ITAllm ...... .., ....
--~ _.."They Got Me Covered" ( 1943.
Comedy) Bob Hope. Ool'olhy Lamoor A
Washington sabotage nng tS accidentally
invaded by a toohsh newspaperman ( 1
hr , 34 min )
Cl) .,. "Fatty Finn" ( 1980. Orama)
Ben Oxenbould. Beft Newton Based oo
an Austrahan comlC strip Voungsrers en·
gage 1n gang rivalries 1n an inner Sydney
ghetto toward rhe end of the Depression
~ears ( I hr • 15 min )
MOT •T Mlml9 . ..
....,DAYtAIMI ...
umtla&.9 ...
-1~•••1• __ ,_,_
WUI• IC RIUO• ----= __ ,,.. ,..,,. ---0 •.&WW AIC8rd0 Montelban the
I Chlel of Ca=. f!la L•MACl'll
-=.ru1m I ,_, Featured
beekstag1 al tt'lt Academy Awards
l,_..ta•• --··--au...-..nm•TMWI
--- -WOmeo . IUJ* g1-•nt .,.lorn from 9orml0 ltety ( 1 ht 30
1'1'111'1)
•W CUii • COIWI Culture
Sunday. March 24, 1985 15
.,
Club .E*!orms "Karma Chameleon," "Do You~ Want To Hurt Me?" and "MIN
Me Blind' at the Hammeramlth Odeon In
London. Eng.land. ( 1 hr.) CD _.. "Heads Or Taill" (1980.
SiJsc)enM) Ptrillppe Noirat. Michel Sef·
rautt, A female Pl)lloe investigator and a
widower try to find out the facts surround-
ing the death of the man's wlta. ( 1 hr., 45
min.) cm .,_ "Reckless" ( 198-'. Orama) Ai·
den Quinn, Daryl Hannah. A young motor·
cycle enthusiast whose Ille has been
made unwholesome by an alcoholic falher
becomes Involved with a girl who " too QQOd tor him. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
(%) .,. "Dinner For A<;tele" ( 1979.
Mystery) Michal Oocolomahsky. In tum-
ol·the-century Prague, a counten' Great
Dane disappears and a crazed botanist's
man-eating plant beoomes the prime sus·
e!Ct In the mystery ( 1 hr .. 40 min.),
NI az:J .,_ "Short Wal1< To OeYlight"
( 1972. Orama) James Brolin, Don Mlt~
ell. A small group of people are trapped In
a subway after an earthquake destroys
New Y()(~f~l...'LS.)
-· -Los Angeles Lakefa at Portland Trail Blazers (2 hr1 •• 40 min.)
79 8 I • TMI TOW Featured: helpful tips
lor the pregnant woman, Including how to
select a professional wardrobe and how to
tell lhe boss. l.A.'s graffiti removers. 1., ... ,,... '*" ....... m •LA. Featured: meet Penthouse
magazine's "Pet Of The Year": a loot<
back at hlghl~hts of the 1984 Olymplcs:
l .. j!E ·~ .. ,
WOlllA.,_
Tiii OLD.,. Making plans 10 rede-
corate an apartment. O
I uc.e,_ Ulf'ri WFA
.. Cl) llO¥ll "Anna Karenina" (Prem-
iere. Orama) Jacqueline Bissel. Christo-
pher Reeve. In late 19th-century Russia, a
woman defies social conventloos and en·
gages In a passlonate, though ultimately
tragic, love attu with a dMtllng military
officer. Adapted from LeQ Tolstoy's r'IOYef.
Q_ (3 hrs)
• • ~TUii B A,, Hanmbel and cohans
lnflltrata an auto factory where they bUlld
an awesome machine designed to capture
a gang of ruthless auto parts thieves. (R)
Q_ (1 hr.)
• .... "City In Fe"r" ( 1980.
Suspense) David Janssen, • Aobar1-
V8Ughrl An ambttlous newspaper publish-
e< )otnt forces with a OOC4Hene>wned co-
lumr'lfst 10 boost sales during a reign ot
terror bye psychotic murderer. (2 hra.) • l1I ,_.. A CllOWD Jaci( Metes a
peychologlst's help whaf'I his romance
with Vicky becomes a problem. (R) Q
Cl) ... CJ9C lllAYI
• ..-T~ ~ Featured·
bec:klt_Q_ ~tthe Academy Awatdl. • &Rnfta 01 M MCll Mm,_
........... mT Avtewof lhe
wor1d'a bell resorts. hotel& and r"tau-
rantt wnera the rleh and famoua gather.
Guell• lnctode Morgan Falrchild, Hal Lin·
den, JoM Hiiierman, Linda Evant. Joan
COlllnt. SUMn lucci. Hosts.: Robin Leech.
(;onM Stewnt. (2 NS.) e _. An ppiof allon ot the myst8'10u1
S.muda Trieng!t, an qrea off the COMt of
Floticll wtlere thousands of lhipe, pllnet
16 Sunday, March 24, 1985
and people have disappeared. (R) o (t •(J) A WOllM CM.L9 .... Gold9 Mell
hr.) (lngrld Bergman) INWll her career •an
• ...,... A group lrom-tt-4tlffffiMIMl#-ll ~·9W~A~---A•1i:~~ieaNAA>-llMMleA~81M8~ltieeeeeef'Nl9,...I lteo>ibeCOIMI001,,,'ft• ... 9Cctl+reiw
In Iowa, who as chlkhn participated in an in the polfllcal affalrs of IStael. Leonwd N1·
experiment about prejudiee 20 years ago. moy a.nd Ned Beatty co--.r. (Patt 1 ol
di9ctJss lhetr feelings at e reunion Q ( 1 I (2 hrs.)
tv) MllllllnllW
CC) ... "Stacy's Knights" ( 1983, 0'8· -~·~ #
ma) Andra Mlnian, Kevin Costner. A shy IDC.DOllll••--
young woman heads tor Reno in the -• A 11T1111 ftlal t.aura'• plans
hopes of winning at blackjack, and winds for a romanlie vacallon wlth~tNle on the
up becoming partner• with a local gam-Franch Rtvlera quickly change Whefl he
~ to break lhe bank at one particular becomes the QVarry of a trio of daadty
casino. 'PG' (1 hr .. 35 mm ) jeweHhla\les (R) ( 1 hr.)
CH) ... "Reckless" ( 1984. Ofama) Ai-11• • .... dan Quinn. Daryl Hanna.h. A young motor-~ Maddie and Oevid
cycle enthusiast whoee nte has been tracit down a real-Nia murderer whla per·
made unwholesome by an alcoholic fat,.,., tlcipahng 1n a murder-mystery train trip
becomes Involved with a glfl who is too contest ( t hr.)
QQOd for him. 'R' (f hr., 30 min.) • 1ICllT TO llCIUL A documentaty look
Cl).,. "Risky BUStneaa" ( 1983, Com-at the Unlflcatlon Church's alt-e~
edy) Tom Cruise, Rebecca OaMornay. A paid tour ol Asia condUcted tor 100 re-
high IChoot senior. Sllettered In an affluent porlers and lhe fournallstlc questiOnS It
Chicago suburb, decides 10 exparimen1 has raised. ( 1 hr )
with the wildef side of Ille 'R' O ( 1 hr • 36 G TMI UW. fUlmT: A NITUr • TMI
min.) Ul1M DaVld Attenborough explotel great e ._ ''The Little Shop 01 Horrors" rivers of the world. Including the Amazon,
(1 961, Horror) Jackie Joseph, Jonathan and the var18tles of Ille found In them. o
Ha.ze. An employee In 1 ltorllt Shop devel· U hr.)
~a bloodthirsty plant. (1 hr., 30 min,) CC) MOWll "The Dresser" (1983, Orama) •• 9 Wllrl TMI IOll? Angela is furious Albert Finney, Tom Courtenay. A valet en·
whaf'I she realizes that Mona is dating a courages and flatters an aging, patanoid
l =Tmen. (R) O actor into giving yet another performance II lll1 as King Lear 1n a touring lheetrlcal com-
~ny. 'PG' O ( 1 hr., 58 min.)
..,._,,.. ([) w..D CUP -Women's giant Ila·
• .,.. Cody, Nick and Boz go un-lorn lrom wa1erv1lla Valley. N.H. (R) ( 1
dercover In the Army to assist a federal hr., 30 min )
• Investigation of their former Vietnam com-CID 1111 HIT'CMl9tD The tablas tum for an
mender who's suspected of drug smug-overbearing businesswoman (Karen
Q!!.tlQ:_( 1 hr.) Black) who ends up a slave to a men
• 9 1MC•ll8 A LOUD A court order (~ernando Allende) she's attracted 10.
provides little help to Malcolm and Jenny (I) llO¥ll "Neighbors" ( 1981. Comedy)
as rhey try to cope w11h a fealOus man John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd. A middle-
who's har;::; his e11-wtfe O ( 1 hr.) class suburban couple Is sub,.cted to the
• _, Scheduled Robert Unch. s1rangest 24·h0ur period of their lives alter
Maurice Hines ("The Collon Club"). co· bizarre new neighbors move In next door
median Shecky Greene. author Maxine 'R' ( 1 hr 34 min )
Sohnall ("Species of the Male") ( 1 hr ) ---·
• WLlm A group from a small town -•• IW ...
in Iowa. who as children participated 1n an ... • CM9UI Comedian George
axperlmenl about prejUdica 20 years ago, rl1n takes a homOrous look at beMball.
discuss their feelings ar a reun100 O ( 1 football, cars and ave<yday hie befort e
hr.) UCLA audience ( 1 hr )
• IOWA An 811.ploratlon Ol lhe my81erlous twl D. CJ) a ..... Bermuda Triangle, an area ott the coast of fill
Florida where thousends ot ships, planes __..WILD
and people have disappeared. (R) Q ( 1 & I ldM
hr.) NOfU"I CGUIT =~(II) _,,MWl ... W.c.Q'9
... "Unfaithfully Yours" (1984, .,. "BOdy Talk" ( 1978, Ofama)
) Dudley Moore. Nastassja Kin-Angelique, Kay Partier. A banker'• enjoy·
ski An orchestra GOt'lductor thinks that his able pastime Is lhreatened when h~ glrt-
wlte may have had an affair Wfth a violinist lrtand falls In love with another man. ( 1
wh11& he was away on lour end conspttes hr , 12 min.)
to murder het' 'PG' ( 1 hr , :J6 min.) (lJ) ._ "Christine" ( 1983, SUtpenM) cm ... "Splash" (1984, Comedy) Keith Gordon, Joon Stootc ..... Bated on
Tom Hanks, Oeryl Hannah, A New York Stephef"I King'• novel. A high IChool mllrft
bachelor without much aoccess at love buys and r•toret a 1958 Ptytnoutti, une-
fallt for 1 beautiful glrl who llleralty washes ware It's pc1111nd by a demon thet wll
up on lhoft, unawate at fht that she's jea!Outly ptoted him and dlltroy any
the m&fmald he MW 81 a child 'PG' ( 1 e!_rC91\1ad thffft 'R' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.)
hr. 6 1 min.) CXl ... ''Vldeoclrome" (1993. FanW.y) (I) ... "Jot" ( 1970, Otama) Peter Ja"'* Woodl, Deborah Harry. A oo-
Boyle. Dennis PfttlCk Ervlged over hit owntr of a Toronlo UHF station thet ..,_.
daughter's lnvolv9ment 1n the hippie drug clallzes in adUlt entettainrnent ~hea
scene. a man enhta 1he wMttng support of for the people behind a bliarre Mttlltt
• fanatlQal barroom bigot In brlng,ng the broaocast. 'R' ( 1 hr., 30 min.)
l!fpples to theif knees. 'A' ( 1 hr . 47 min) !lllmf,-.,llmt · •a>.,. "Larceny, Inc." ( 19'42. Come-tW .. "F"'t To Flgtlt" ( 1987. Creme)
dy) EdWard G. ~. Jane Wyman. d Everett, Mtrilyn Devin. A Medll of
An ex-con buYJ a ~ 1t0tt as a Honor winner htit prot>lems on the bl"'9-
mtane of a<:Cl"' 10 •he berltt next door. riekf, buf maoagae to leed hla ,,,.,, to •
but ~ he doeen't have to •teal 10 t~ J_2 hrl.)
make monev 12 hr&.) tW • (I) NU. M Colt and Howle heY9
'-
more then a Nttte difficulty trying to cap-
ture a bell jumper who has become the
1! hr .. 10 min.) • e ~ Holt: Johnny Carson. ( 1 "'· ...... 1 ---~ , .. _ •mr -.......
Ll11111rf U9 CA Scheduled: author
Natelha Jottf<>Wil? ("You're the Boss").
i hf.) ... -, ..... -... -
• CLm Scheduled topic: saving a ,,,.rrlege. ( 1 hf., 30 min.)
tWCH)..,. ''The Hotel New Hampshire"
(1984, Comedy) Jodie Foster, Beau
8f1dges. Baled on the book by John Ir-
Ying. An eooentrlc New England famlty un-
dtfgoet changes as II sets up hotelS In
""-rent k>c.a.s. 'R' ( 1 hr .• 50 mtn.) =in&. M•lla.l.NOOD
... "Zulu" ( 1964, AdVenture)
Stanley Baker, Jack Hawilins.. A small
Brlllltl patrol tries to hold ott an onslaught
of thoosandS of Zulu warriors. (2 hrs .. 45
Cif~llllll ... 0 ... "The Lords Of Fletbush"
( 1974. Comedy) Henry Winkler. Sylvester
Stallone Four high school tougtis Uvlng in
8'~yn In the late 1950s face conflicts
with gil'1s and school problemS while trying
to maintain their Image as kings of the
street. ( 1 hr .. 40 min.)
CC) .. "Halloween" ( 1978. Horror)
Donald Pleasence. Jamie Lee Curtis. On a
rainy Halloween night. an Insane murderer
escapes from an asylum and cuts a path
of death. destruction and terror through a
small town. 'A' ( 1 hr .. 30 min,)
Cl) ----Cherlle "White Light-ning" Brown vs. Harold Braziet In a junior
welterweight bout schedUled for 10
round$, from Atlantic City, N.J. (R) (2
hrs .. 30 min.) • .. CD .. "Angel" (1984. Orama) Clltt
Gofman. Susan Tyrrell. An Intelligent stu-
dent tuma to prOltttution so thet lht can
pay the tuition at an exclullYe echoot
Cl> r8ndy tec:es pe1ntu1 mem-°'* wtlerl a tormer protege who tried to steel hll wffe and job Comet to the lteeri\-
beth • -11rw ...... w11 llfWfFlllffl ........ ,. ....
... "Haute On Tetegrapn Hill"
(1961, Orama) Richard Bnehart, Veleo-
tina Cort .... At the end of World Wat II, a ~ European aaume. the Identity
of• dtcu1td friend In ordtf to lf'nm9•te
to the U.S. (2 hrs.)
... "Three Vlo6ent Peopte" (195a .
w.t•n) cn.tton Heaton. Anne Baxter.
Two men and • women become inYotved
In a tri9ngle while :Gi an unfair provl-·lioNl==t. 2 hrs.) I P I C• ,... Neel Gabler and Jef-
frey L~ hott an informatlwt I<><* at
whet'• new at the mc>Yttt.
CZl• .. w.•· ... -
-· (I) • 1 I a Columbo euepect1 a plant colltc:tor (Rily MIMend) of murdering
his nephew to geln acoee;s to a trwt fund.
{B) (1 hr., 20 min.)
.. Cl) ... "Ralee The Titanic" (1980, Ad-
venture) Jason Robatda, Richard .Jofdan
A dating crew of ... exp!Orera rac.s
agein.t a RUllien tMm to reoowr the
valuable contents of the IOnken ocean
liner In a dangerous mlselon. 'PG' ( 1 hr.,
54 min.) we .. "The Grissom Gang" (1971.
Orama) Kim Derby, Tony Musante. Ba.sed
on a novel by James Hedley Chase. A
psychopathic kidnapper fells In love with
his t>MYli1ul, weetthyvic:tim. (2 hrs.) e .. "Fore. Of Arms" (1951. Ora· , ...
me) Wiiiiam Holden, Nancy Olson. An
Army lieutenant end• WAC fall In love In
W«ld War II Italy. (2 hrs.)
CD) ... "The S..I Years Of Our Lives"
( 1946, Orama) Fredric March, Dane An-
dreM. Three veterans and their wives
81ruggle to adjust to po1twar clvlllan Mfe.
~ tva.. 52 min.) CZ> .. "Exi>Oted" (1983. Orame)
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Y'9w of the 57th Annuel ~
Awards. ·:··--' CID "Lone Wolf McOuade" ( 1913, •
Advent ) Chuck Norris. De'iid Cerre-
dine. A Texas Ranger uses his m9rtl9I am
~ to end an arms lmUOQling operlltton.
'PG' (1 hf., 47 min.)
W tlZlllOIUATU..
CC) A1U11.m11n1 ·11:. ... -.nrATal ... ] ..... .... u.
.. .. "Raffles" ( t 940. Comedy) Of.
via de Hevllland, Oevld Niven. An emei..
thief makes sport of Scottand Yatd and
falls In love with one of his vlctlme' nltc:9e..
~hr., 12 min.) -.. ] .... .. "Bk>ndie On A BudgM" ( 1940,
Comedy) Penny Singleton. Arthur lake.
Dagwood plans a surprise for Blondie, but
compllcallons arise wnen his ex-girlfriend
helps In picking out a fur coat. (l hr., 30
min)
~Ill/If WMUIT --·-•llDllOll" .. A TAlaT ,_ -An eminent
mystery writer finds her'setf wrapped up In
a real-ltfe whodunit when she llwest~
her daughter-in·law's murder. Sters:
Angela Lansbury ahd l.aufenoe O!Mer. (2
hrs.)
•• .. "Bride Of Frankenstein'' (1935,
Hotror) Elsa Lanchester. Boris Kal'lotf. Or.
Frankenstein creates a mate fOf hi& mon-
ster. (2 hrs.)
Cl) AllO'TT -COl1aLO e .. "The Man From Utah" ( 1934.
Western) John Wayne. Gabby Haya A
tough lawman nabl a gang of outlewl
wt\o are using a rodeo as their be• of ~-~ (lhf) <l5il 11m•1m1
Sunday, Merctt 24. 1118 i 17
...
•(%) "Din.net F0< Adelt" (1979. Mystery)
Michal Docolomansky. (I hr .. 40 min.)
•<m "Sarah And The Squlrtel" ( 1983, Ad-
venture) Animated. VDice ol Mi. 'Farrow. Lt hr., 15 min.)
•CC) "Shipwreck" (1978. AdVenture) Rob-
ert Logan. Mikki Jamison-Olson. (I hr ..
43min.)
•@ "The Pigeon Thel Took Rome"
( 1962. Comedy) Charlton Heston. Elsa
Marllnelll. (2 hrs )
Nt(Q) "Unla11hlully Yourt" ( 198-4, Comedy)
Dudley M()()(e, Nastattje Kinskl. ( 1 hr .•
36mln.)
(%)"Max Dugan Aelurns" ( 1983. Come-
dy) Marsha Mason. Juon Robards. ( 1
hr .. 38min.) 79® "Somewhere In Time" (1980, Fania·
sy) Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour. ( 1
hr . 45 min.)
"David Copperfield" ( 1983, Drama)
An1mated. Votce1 by RoA Hlggint. Philip
Hinton (I hi .. 12 min)
•(C) "l a Travlata" ( 1982. MUSlcal) Teresa
Stratas. Placido Domingo ( 1 hr . 58
min) · •cm "Cujo" < 1983. Suspense) Dee Wal-
lace. Danny Plntauro. ( 1 hr .. 31 min.)
Cl) "Mr. Hobbs Takes A vacation"
( 1962. Comedy) Jamea Stewart. Mau-
reen O'Hara. (1 hr .. 56 min.)
-(C) "Hot Stuff" ( 1979. Comedy') Dom
Deluise. Suzanne Plesheite. (I hr .. 31
min)
"The Alphabet Murders" ( 1966. Mys-
tery) Tony Randall. Anita Ekberg, ( 1 hr ..
25 min)
-@ "The Cliff" (1968. Drama) Vine• Ed·
wards, Patty Duke Atlln. (2 hfs.)
tW(D) "First Blood" ( 1982. Drama) Sy!Ves-
ter Slallone, Richard Crenna. (1 hr .. 35
min.)
1W e "The Monk" ( 1969. Drama) George
Maharis. Janet Leigh. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
(C) "Twilight Zone •• the Movie" ( 1983.
Sclence-Flction) John Lllhgow, Vic Mor·
row ( 1 hr .. 42 min.)
CJ) "Splash'' ( 198A, ~) Tom
Hanks, Daryl Hennah ( 1 hr .. ~ 1 min )
(%) "Pufple Htarls" ( 1984. Dramil) Ken
Wahl, Chefyt Ladd ( 1 hr , 5S min.) -........ ----
-· "The West Point StOfy" ( 19SO, Musi• cal) Virginia Mayo. Jamee Cagney. (2
hfa.)
(JI) "Hanover Street" ( 1979. Romana.)
Harrlton Ford. Letley-Anne Down. ( I hr , ,9 min.)
W (Q) "Twilight Zone -The Movie" (1983,
SclenQe-Flchon) John Lltf'IOOw, Vic Mor·
raw (1 hr., 42 mfn.)
• "~Of A Slranglet" ( 1981, Hor-
rOf) Mel Fetrtt. Deny Cerrell (2 hrt.)
W (C) "La Traviata" ( 1182. MUSICel) ferese
Sfrataa, PlaeidO Domingo ( 1 hr.. 58
min)
Cl) "The Trouble With Harry" ( 1965.
COmedy) Edmund ow.no. Shiri.y Ma~
lwaine 'I hr .. 38 mtn.) •OO "Forbiddln'' {1186. Orama) Jacq~
h S.t. 'Jur91" PrOQhnOW ( I ht., 53
min.)
-••()ewtd COpptt'tleld'' (1813. Drwna)
A1*Mted v-..11r Roll HWna. Phlhp
~ton (I tw . 12 "*'·) •Cll> ''l9rlh AfJd TN lqUMI' f 1183. Ac>
18 S~. M8fd'I 24, 1985
• "The Private Eyea .. ( 1980, Comedy)
~Knotts. Tim Conway. (1hr .. 31 min.)
\Ao.I "'trading PlacM" ( 1983, Comedy)
Eddie Murphy, Oan Aykroyd. (I hr., '6
min.)
W <m "Unfaithfully Yourt" (19M. Comedy)
Dudley Moore. Neltassje tonelcl. ( 1 hr .. 36min.)
•CI> "Gray Lady Down" (1978, Adven·
lure) Chanton Heston. David Carradine.
{? hra.)
CC) "Soggy Bottom. U.S.A." ( 1981. Com-
edy) Ben Jonnson. Lola N9ttleton. ( 1 hr 37 min.) .
CD "Krull" ( 1983, Fantasy) Ken Mar-
NII. Lyte. lie Anthony. ( 1 hr., 67 min.) •CB> "SptaSh" (1984, Comedy) tom
Hanks. Oeryl Hannah. (1 hr., 51 min.)
(%) ''Lei's Spend The Night Togefher"
( 1982. Documen1a;y) The ~otllng
Stones. ( 1 hr • 30 min ) -·······------l&l.T: --IMIT10IMIT
1-.CISM ITMftm ••rnwr --: • ~••m ••n 1W ... -Jesee Furguton vs Scott In a hMvyweight bout sched·
I.lied for eight roundt. live from Atlantic ~. N.J. ''hrs :30 min.) CIV ... "Cufo" (I 983. $uap9nM) Dee
Wallace, O.nny Pinlauro. A woman and
hef' young aon are trapped In theif car at
en Isolated auto repalt yard by a huge,
rabid dog. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 31 min.)
(I) .. "Solaah" ( 19&4, Comedy)
Tom Hanks. Oliryl Hannah. A New York
bachelof without much auooeee at 10\le
lalll f0< a beautiful g1rr who lltttally wnhes
up on Shore. unaware al flrtt thel she's
the mermaid he .. was a child. 'PG' (1
hr . 51 min.) .,., .... ---=··--.-Wlau. .. .. /~-·-. ..... ..... ,... --,. --. ____ ,,_ ----1---0 PA •W ~,,. •rt In eommerctat
photography, bec:kat9 With the national IOUfL'11i~ta."
l 1w•12 Ii J -........ Francie
1,-.011••--· --1 .. ·-I ==··· ... -· HH•t l<ool & lhe Gena "'9 "c.bfatlon." "Too
Hot." "JOenni:" "Laclll Night" and
IOf'IQt from Jha 11tMn "EmilrP"CY."
,,.. In Mey , ... et the WOftd ~
flotl In Ntw Otteant ( 1 tw )
.. "Lon. Wolf Mc:Oulde" ( 1913.
u
skills to end an arms smuggling opefalloo.
·PG' ( 1 hr., 47 min.)
(2).,. "Purple Hee11s" (198;l, Dr•·
ma) Ken Wahl. Cheryl Ladd In Vietnam. a
Navy medic meets and falls In ~ wtth a
dedicated nurse. but thelf future plens are
threatened by the 1nevitab6e cltcum-
stances of war 'R' ( 1 hr • 55 min.)
1'9tll) ... "The Left-Handed Gun" (1968.
Western) Paul Newman, Lita Mllen A
youthful Billy the Kid aveogM his employ-
er' a death and then escapes to Madero
~hrs .. 10 min )
79G mA IAlll1IM.L Los Angeles Laker•
II Seattle SuperSonics (2 hrs., 40 min.) •8 I Cll 119 ,.,_ Featured: a look at the
lelest celebrlly publlclly girnmlck -· &hop-
ping mall appearances: how the senior sel
takes wing with dl11eoun1 air travel; how
the L.A Philhermonlc helpa elementary
school kids make beautiful music. I .,.., ...
11An•n111et
M Cll LA. F•tured the W0tk:I Cham-
pion Motocross competition at the Los
Angeles CollseYm. lavlah Las Vegas
lounge acts.
l(l)Ml-ATLMm ,..,..._
--••1ru11 .,,,,., ...... ,.
UIUl•MmT "T05Ca" Hiidegard
Behrens. Placldo Domingo. Cornell
MacNeil and 1111<> Tato stat In Puoclnl'a
optta. Giuseppe Sinopoli makes his Met
debul as conductor. (3 hrs .• 30 min )
CH> •0 Diil llAY • 1tAZ:A•OU1 TO Tom
... 111 Con.utl* Reports looks et dan-
Q!.fOUI fOOd& and pro<Sucta.
(Q) • mcaT~a . ry Flames at Los Mgelet Kings (3 his
I ........... .
• (I).,. "A Summer To Remember"
{ temlete, Drama) James Faren11no.
Ten Harper. Uting sign language, a deaf
boy communlcatea with a trained ora"9"·
tan and "labllshet a unique and loving
relatlonthlp with the animal. o (2 hrs.)
G e ~' lO m• An older men's depr859i0n may be cured When hlS
gtandson and Jonathan encourage him 10
take up Jogging o ( I ht ) ... -T'Someone Bet111ld The Door"
( t97 I. S~) Cti.rt4M Bronson, An-
thony Perkins. A woman's lover Is mur·
defed " a result ot her husbend'• manip-
ulal!Or\ of an amnesia palient. (2 hre.)
• 0 NU. M A gtovp of rowdy tralet·
nlty brothers kidnaps a bail j\imper sched-
uled to bl • ~ witness ln a trial lnvoMng
the mob. (RiJ.j (I hr.) ...,. Ill 1f
~, Ill ff 1'W Featured~
Frenc11 e .. "In God We Trust" (1 980,
Con'ledy) M•rty ~eldman. An<Jy KauflNn.
A na!Yf montl ii Mnt OVt Info the world tc
ralM ~ lor hit lmf>O'i •<U\ed monett· ii"~--'Tosc•" H~c: Behrens, Placido Oom1ngo, COf~I
MecNeil and llalo TejO 1111 1n Puccini'•
opera Oluteppe Sinopo11 mak" hit Mel de~t M condUc1or (3 hra .• 30 mll'I.)
(C) -"8tt'PW'eck" 1197t, Ad'\'tft.
lure) "°'*' L091ft, M*kl Jem1eon.Otaon A~. ht1 two deughtett, a rep«I•
tr-o • l'llNWay •• ltranded on an '9otlll·
ed lelend efttt enoountettng a~ "°"" " ... ·o· f i "' . o ,,.., > oo .. ··eu,." (1813, ~) °"
W•llaot. Otnny Plt'llNO A womaci enc
-her young son are trapped 1n ll'\e1r car at
an Isolated auto repair yard by e huge.
(I) -..The Btue' Lagoon" ( 1980. Ora-
ma) Brooke Shields. Ctmstopher Atk1rn.
Two castaway children grow 10 adoles
eence on a remote Sou1h Pac1f1e island
and experience the pangs 01 f11st love 'R' l1 hr .. 44 min )
• llDVll "Bude Of The Oorllla" (1951,
H0tror) Barbara Pey1on. Lon Chaney In
• an African jungle, a curse transforms a
man into a gorilla ( 1 tir 30 min ) •1UMIOAT ........ ....... • e PACTI 0# Liii Blair atlempts to
hold down the Ion in Mrs Garrett's ab-
tenee -with dubious resulls 8 0 lmlUTY A powerful storm pre-
'Yent& Jeff from localing the downed plane
carrylnt Reece and Blake: Jeff makes
con1ingency plans al Denver-Carrington.
Amanda's unpredictable behavlOf puts
her future 1n ,eopardy Q ( 1 hr ) • e m¥ _,.. Scheduled· Rosemary
Clooney. actor-singer Jack Wagner. pta·
nlst Michael Fe1ns1ein. singer Teresa
Brewer. (1 hr )
(I) 9GITILOOl (Jt)
(I) llCMI "The Osterman Weekend"
( 1983. Suspense) Rutger Hauer, John
Hvrt A conlroverslal lelev1s1on JOUmahsl Is
convinced by a CIA agen1 1ha1 his closest
friends are really Soviet agents 1urning an
annual reun10n weekend into a nightmare
o1 terr0t. 'R' ( 1 hr . 42 min )
Cl) llOWll "Racing W11h The Moon"
( 1984. Romance) Sean Penn, Etlzabelh
McGovern In Jate 1942 JU9t bel0<e he's
scheduled to leave tor boot camp, a teen
ager from me wrong '!Ide ot lhe tracks
laHs 1n love with lhe new girl 1n town 'PG'
{_1 hr . 46 min )
'11Ql) llO¥tl "Brainstorm" I t965. Orama)
Jell Hunter. Anne Francis A young man
devises a scheme to kill his lover's hus-
band and plead 1nsanuy thus risking on1y.l
tem~~ommllment (2 hrs 10 min ) • D • Rozalyn believes that Sera 1s In 1 blue funk ao ahe plans a spac1a1 27th·
blr1hd=b<allon tor her co-worker (!) A CA&.L.9 IOl.DA Golda Me1r's
1nvotvemen1 wuh !Stael's political affairs
leads her 10 the offtee ol prime m1n111er
and he< triumphant meellng with Egyptian
Pres4dent AnwAr Sadnt Stars Ingrid Berg·
man, Leonard N1moy and Ned Beatty
~art 2 of 2) (2 hrs )
,._MOLICJ')
llOWll "Chrlsllne" ( t9133. Suspense)
elth G0tdon. John Slockwell Based on
Stephen King's novet A high schoot m1sf11
bUys anq restores a 19!>8 Plymouth una
ware 1rs PoSStSSOd by a demOn that will
Jealously p1otect him eno destroy any
l ceived threat 'R' ~ hr 50 min ) •C.DOWI. "'8
-()) C11 •OllTI "Th Gift Of U te" respondent Dill Kurtis nchors lhls re-
PQll on peoQle and problems involved 1n
0<gen traMplant tllorts. 1nc1uo1ng inter
vltwa with rtctptenta. dono1s and cfoc1or1
~. IT ...... Au&ehli>ndor'1 wilt
undergoes optn-heatt MJrgory a man
cleimff'\Q to t>t the Messiah ts found nailed
to a cross, Wetfphall. Craig ond Aut·
Cl'llondef viii! the "Cheers" bar ( 1 hr ) 11 U ~6SIS1Mt 11\3"*' lrom
anot'* San F'ttnclsco hotel woos Chos~
tine 11 teams from bOlh hOtel'I b.lllle tor
the City IOftball c10.n P 18' Spencla his
~end W11IGh1no f1Vf!f a teen·eoe •""
, . toromy 1e-
iect to f0<m her own ciub of co-
eds whO concef'ltrate on gratifying aex-
starved c=ns. 'R' ( t tv • 35 min.)
(I) M 0# 1'11111'1 Denny Lopez vs M11<e Ayala, June '79 in San Antoni<>,
Tex. (R) ( 1 hr.) CIJ ..,.. "SIUmber Party M&MaCre"
( 1983, Horror) Mlchele Mlchatls, Robin
Stille. High school gl1ts have a stumber
• party wt)llt a kl.lief ls on a rampage In the
neighborhood. 'R' ( 1 tv .. 24 min )
l.llOU.m ... ,_
-llE ILIJ .. .. "First Blood'' . ( 1982. Orama)
Sylvester Stallone. Rlchard Crenna. A
Vietnam veteran's run--ln with the police 1n
a dead war buddy's bometown escalates
intd e minor war. 'R' (1 tv .. 35 min.) *'lfll'Cll Oe .. .... ...
&I I• ....... CCMllT
--ClrT Llml Feetured. Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers ("Houston
to Denver," ''All the GOid In California"),
Nanci Gr•llith ("Lut of the True Be-
lievers." "Once In a Very Blue Moon")
~hr.) ---.. llOWll "Erotica" ( 1l'Jo. Orama) B11-
g111e Lahaie. Paul Raymond A French
iournahst 1nterlllews a British porno star i! hr., 25 min )
(l)lllWS "Trading Places" (1983. Com·
edy) Eddie Murphy, Qan Aykroyd. A well·
to-do executive. a ghetto-bred con man
and a prostitute devise a plot of revenge
against 1wo conniving financiers 'A' ( 1
hr . 46 min) e1r..,1UO
1tllal) .. "Mohawk" ( 1956, Adventure)
Scott Brady. Rita Garn A man and hll
Indian wife manage to pacify lhe red-hot
tempers ot lndlans on the warpalh against
white settlers ( 1 hr .. 50 min.)
tW8 Cl)••••.&. Magnum happens to
be a double fO< the murdered etar of a
movie being made at Robin's Nest (A)
( 1 hr . ~oa~~Jr 1
8 e Hott Johnny Carson ( 1
hr ) •'*"I a • ... ~ fttTAC-IU~ ...... ..,...,_."' .. ma. ..,...,.
... "fC>fbidden" ( 1986. Orama)
Jacquejlne Bisset . .Mgen Prochnow. In
World War II Berlin. a wealthy CtvlStlan
a11s1ocra1 falls in love with a Jewllt\ writer
and becomes involved In the underground
effort to smuggle Jaws out of Nazi Genna·
!'.)' O (t hr , 53 min )
ll) llOWll "The Oead Zone" ( 1963.
Suspen.N) Chrltt()pbtf Walktn, Brooke
Ad8ms After corning out of a coma, a thy
schOoltHcher ha the power to foretee
and changt e11astrC>PNe tvMt 'R' Q ( 1
hr .•2 0~ e • SChedVled· a tonMf rlPISt'a
• tiory. entefla.ntf Fred Tr...e.na (1 ht ,
30mfn .. tW(C) a 'l~D I Llf•llze puppets Of Prtsldenl ~. 0uwtt Eliz·
Obeth, Prll\Ct Charles and &f JoM Giel~
I •re.Uled to •tltize current twrlte -~ftl•lmlW.-
.. "In Sffrch Of <lrtoofv" ( 1970,
Romanoe) Julie Christle, Michael Sarra-
zln When a young..woman·s father remar-
• 1ng use o
her attraction to one of 1he house guests
i hfs .. Smln )
11111£81T ...
.. "The Falling 01 Raymond"
(1971. Orama) Jane Wyman. Dean
Stockwell. On lhe eve ot her retirement, a
apmster schoolteacher is terrorized by a
deranged former student bitter over the
falling grade he received 10 years earlier L! hr .. '40 min )
• LAW' •HCA Scheduled: coun·
lerterrorlSt and authC>f Gayle Rivers ("The
Specialist"): Washington photographer
Mlchaet Evans ( 1 hr )
Cl) YW ... W""" fJI......., T01auarrOQ -cm .,. "Twilight Zone .• The Movie"
( 1983. Science-Fiction) John Lithgow.
Vio Morrow. This homage to the old Rod
Setting TV serlet features segments abOut
a bigoted ber patron's comeuppanoe. a
group of retirement home residents Who
recapture their youth. a child Wllh the
power to create or destroy at w1a, and an
a1tplane passenger whO sees a g1emhn sa-
botaging the plane's wing 'PG' ( 1 hr . 42
min.)
-.CC) llD¥ll "Tw1hght Zone ·• The Movie"
( 1983. Sclence-Flc!ion) John L1thgow.
Vic Morrow This homage to the old Rod
Serhng TV series lealur8$ segments abOul
a bigoted bar patron's comeuppance, a
group of retirement home res.dents Who
recapture their youth. a child with the
powe1 to create or destroy at will, and an
airplane passenger wtTo sees a gremnn sa-
botaging the plane's wing 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 42
m1nb .. , LA11WwmtDA•LilillV• llTCMCOCI~ . ...,
.. "The St1111<e" ( 1955. Orama)
Jose Ferrer. June AHyson An over·pos·
setS!ve wife and a suicidal husband at·
tempt to iron out their prot>lems with the
help ot a psychtalrlst (2 hrs.) e llO¥tl ''Hurricane Smith" ( 1952. AO·
11enture) Yvonne De Carlo, John Ireland
A South Seas fugitive raids a ship on a
m!Sllon lo! gold (2 hrs ) ~LM. ~-IT'fU
.. "First Blood" ( 1982. Orama)
SytYtster Stallone. Richard Crenna A
Vietnam veteran's run-in with the polic. in
a dHd war buddy's Mmetown t$Calatn
Into a mlno< war 'R' ( 1 hr . 35 min.)
... Cl).,. "The Arrangement" ( 1969 •
l'.5tama) Kwk Douglas, Faye Ouneway An
a<!Vefll&lng eJC&CUtlVe M81Ches fOf meel\•
1ng In a Ille that seems me<efy a senes or
lfTI~ (R) ( I hr . 20 nw1 ) 1111. "Charlie Cobb Nice Night For A
Hanging" ( 1977. Mystery) CIU GulaQef.
Ralph Bellamy A wealthy rancher hire. a
detective 10 lino his m\sstng daughter (2
• hra) e lllWS "The Roman $pt1ng Of Mrs
Stone" ( 1961, Orama) Vivien Leigh. War•
re11 Beatty A woman grve\'I vp an un-
Pfomislng acting career (or a•• Of tO-
mences in ~11~2 hrl ) .,,.... _ .... _
(I)-. CUP-women·s ~ ~ ;o• 91aion, from BOfmio. ltAly (R) ( 1 tv • (I)~ "Oinnet For Adele'' ( 1979,
Mystery) MICl'laf Oocotomeosky In tUtn-
Ol·the-eenlUfy PTague. a counteu' °'"' o.ne d!Mpp.en anc1 a er•zed bOtarwat'•~-•• man-eating 1)1.lint becOl'net rht Pflmt .,.,.
Sunday, March 2'4, 1985 19
.. "Au Pait Girls" ( 1973, Come-
dy) Gabtlelle Drake, Astrid Frank. British
Mlt•..dlfector Val Guest ("ConfesUC>ns of
a Window C.net") made this spoof.
bettef known In the U.S. as "The Young
Pl9ymeft1S," 'R' ( t hr .. 26 min.) -1--"---Sched\Jled: Roger Ebert and Gene Slake! review "Mask." "The
LMt Oregon" and "Baby." !M&.•MPM&Y
... "First Bk>od" ( 1982. Orama)
8yt\191ter Stallone, Richard Crenna. A
Vietnam veteran's run-In with the police In
! __ ..................
I -~~I
•CC> "The Kentucky Fried Movie" (1977,
Comedy) Even Kim, Master Bong Soo
Han. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) •Ca> ''Easy Rider'' ( 1969, Orama) Peter
Fonda, Dennis Hoppel'. (1 hr .• 34 min) •a> "Top Secret Affair" (t957, Comedy)
SU..,, Hayward. Kine Douglas. (2 hrs.)
•(%) "Lei's Spend The Night Together"
( 1982. Documentary) The Rolling Stones. ( 1 hf • 30 min )
NtCJ:) "The Dark Crystal" ( 1982. Fantasy)
~s. (1hr .. 35mln.)
(JI) "Harry And Son" (1984, Orama)
P9UI Newman. Robby Benson. ( 1 hr., 57
"*1.)
(I) "Somewhere Tomotrow" ( 1984. Ora·
me) Sarah JeMlce Parker. Nancy Addi·
~· ( 1 hr .• 30 min.)
•CIV "Lone Wolf Mo0uade" ( t 983, Adven-
ture) Chuck Norri.. David Carredlne. ( 1
hr., 47 min.)
he lroublt With Harry'' ( 1955.
) Edmund Gwenn, Shlrlty Mac·
1 hr .. 39 min.)
-Blue Sklet Again" (1983. Co ~ Hem11n, Mimi Rogers. c 1 ~n -L~Oeed Zone" (1983, 8uepenet) Walken, Brook• Adama. ( 1 .am.> "TN Red Oenube" ( 19'9, Orama)
Pidgeon. Janet l..tlgh. ( 1 hr .• 52
f,.) "Mu Dugan Returns" (1983. eom.-
Maraha Mason. Jason FWberds. ( 1 tw .. 38 min.) -OJ "Red Mountain" (1951. Western) Aiiwi Ladd. UUbettl Scoll. (2 hrs.) ttm• "Do Noe Foed, Spindle Or Mutilate"
[1971, Mytttty) HeW'I Hayet. Mildred
N9twlek. ( 1 tw., 3o min) •
--~'The Bed &Md" (1956. Drema) Katy Patty~ (2 hrt.) .. e" (HIM. Adventure) Brooke
Lambert Wlleon. (1 ht., 44 min ) "Chltdran Of Tht Corn" ( 1984. Hor·
i) ,,_ Hof10n. Linde Hamilton. ( 1 hr • "*'" .. ( 1983 ,,.. __ _ "o.I Of The 09ntury • vuo•..-) ~ a... 6iOOutMY w .. ver. c 1 .., ... "*'" v ..... z-.. •<C> "Aloe For Tht a""" _..yr
20 Sunday, March 24, 1985
a dMd W81 buddy'I hometown eecalat•
lntoamlnor~ 'R' (1hr .. 35min.)
w ... "CrOll Country" ( 1G83,
~)Richard Beynw, Mld\MI Iron-
side. A Phlladelphla t.WWOO executive,
sought by potlce for fhe murder of a call
girl. picks up a pair of hlldlhltcers en route to Loe Angeiaa. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 40 min,) -1~~-mn'WATCll ~'Unlallhfully Yours" ( 1964,
Comedy) Dudley Moo<e. Naal ... ja K.ln-
sld. An orchettra conductor thlr*t that his
wife mey ha..,. had an affair with • vlollnlat whMe he ., .. aWlly on tour and oonepir•
10 murder her. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 36 min.)
(1981, Orama) Ken Wahl. George Pep-~d. ( 1IY .. 48 min.)
(I) "Mf. Hobb9 Tek• A V8C8tlbn"
( 1962, Comedy) Jamel Stewart Mau·
reen O'H•a. ( 1 hr .. 66 min.)
•• "COrrupllon" (1968. Horror) Peter CUshing .. Sue Lloyd. (2 hrs.) •CB> "The Secte1 ui. Of Walter Milly"
( 1947, Comedy) Denny Kaye, Virginia ~· (1 hr .•. 50 min.) Ca> "Eay Rldaf'' ( 19&9. Orama) Peter
Fonda. ~ HC>ppef. ( 1 hr .. 34 min.)
Cl) "Sahara" ( 19M, ~..n) Brooke
Shleldl. Lambert Wllaon. «min.) -~ "ffolk•" (1980, A tutt) Roger
Moore, J.,,,.. MMon. ( 1 hr .. 39 min.)
(%)"Purple Heert9" (19M, Orama) Ken
Wahl, Cheryl Ladd. ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) •Ca> "Lone Woff Mc:Quade'' ( 1983, A~
ti.Ke) Chuck Norrie, Oevld c.radlne. ( 1
hr •• 47 min.) -~ "RaldertOt The Lo.t Ark" (1981, Ad· wnturt) Harrison Ford. Kar9n Allen. ( 1
hr,. 55 min.) .
Cl) "Somewheft Tomorrow" (1984. Ora·
ma) Sarah Jeallca Pwt.. Nancy Addi· eon. ( 1 hr .• 30 min.) (%)"Racing With The Moon" (1884, Ro-
manot) &eln Penn, Ellubeth McOovern.
i r .. '8mln.)
• "TM Virgin Outen" ( 18&6, Orama)
t Oevtl, ..icttetcHOdc:I. (2 hrt.)
"WarGerMI'' (1913, lulptnM)
tthew Broder~ 0.bnty Coleman. ( 1
hr .. 53 min ) •OO "Harry And Son" (1864. Orama)
PaUI Newnwn, Robby Beneon. ( 1 hr .. 57
min.) -··-... -----l&l.T::' --..,,. ... --···-.. ,. ..... ..., -------"Come And Get lt1' ( 1936: Ota·
ma) Joel McCr11. Waller Brennen. A cn.i. 1 el .,_ ml .._ ecquirte IN 'powat to
control fhe Wlacontln tumbtf country. C 1
-1~ .... -.: .
_.,ma.
........ ,..,,
Mal)--ATUlll ..
... "Union Station" (1950, Ora·
ma) WMlam Holden. Bafry AtzgarakS. A
blind glrl is kidnapped, bu1 doean't under·
stand her situetlon dua to her tlgtlttets-nees. ( 1 hr., '5 min.) al> .... ...,
(1)'•11 c.-.......
.. {%) ... "Strike Me Pink" (1936, Muel-
cal) Eddie cantor. Ethel Mennen. Gang-
sters descend upon an •muMnlent peril,
providing headaches for It• .meek little owner wtlo wants no trouble with anyone.
( 1 hr .. ..0 min.)
I~.,..__,_
---~ W UM
-"The Derk Crystal" (1982. Fan-
tasy) Puppets. Two elfin youngsters are
sent on a quest '°' the mlNlng shatd of a magic gem that must be r~ed to frH
their land from evil rulefs. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 35
min.)
(%) -"Max Dugan Returns" ( 1983,
Comedy) Martha Mason. Jaon Aobardl.
A widow's ne'tr·do-welt father. who aben-
doned her When she was a child of rWn8,
ttlOWI up with a bad heart condition and a
tuitcaN full of ill-gotten money. 'PG' ( 1
~,~.P.::-.
~ --9. •• •-David and Meredith ter 8lr09Y: a Loe Angelet aquatllng
~t•t with a tcrHn t•t aa flttt prln. IMUI -~••n Tlll•n FMtured: "-~mell lelfwood. !lt.E .... liiilia-••M.&.ft .. "Whllkey QelcQI" ( 19'9,
eon~) Joan Greenwood, Bell "'6-
tord.A group of thnty 8cottmen find tMt
the liquor~ they've beef\ Mltlng for ii oo Its way to the bottom ot the .... ( 1
hr., 24 min.)
MIU) ... "Dragnet" (1953, Mytt«y)
.Mck Webb, Ben 'l\lexander. S.gMnt Joa
Friday le caled In 10 creek the ceee of a ~ mutder. ( 1 hr .• 60 min,)
••I •• ,_ FMtured: ttow 10 heYe a tong ~ ... for you: a NW IN·
chine Which keepa "Old Glory" ..eng:
L.A.'1 late9t venion of Romeo and Julljt
alt••=" • II II L
M • U F•turtd: the ~ and llcl
jump competll6one at lnntbnd; the r•
1.-.-~~w~ .,.,..,. W•••as Nell o... encs ...-. trey Ly<n k»Clk at the lnoM Of WOOiiy Allen. .
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cal took et mcMel, cornic91 a l-
i '* •)'Ml• . .._,....,.,.,,
• (I)=-P.l A r•bbrsreliglous VISlt
10 Hawaii turns Into • dangerous affair for
~·~~ 8 • -Rudy oomplains about being t>ofed, but wtlen Clftf allows
he< 10 heYf lrlendl O\lef he Winds up faced
wtlh eight 5-YMt-ofds e .. "T~ Ltttte Gift Who Lives Down
The Lane" ( 1977, Mystery) Jodie Foster.
Martin Sheen. A t .. tWtge girl llvet alone
1n a big house, end thole who become too
susplcioua about her activities disappear. ll hra.)
• 0 WU111 The Wlldslde Chamber of
Commerct takes . on a band of outlaws
who .,e lnllevlng workers In a mining op-
era'=m' ~~ 1 .. •-.:11u11 i 911911' & 1 'lmlllT Featured.
"PY~ regutar Pamela Bellwood. • ''Hot Rods To Hell" ( 1967.
Orama) Dena Andrews. Jeanne Crain
When a femity take over a desert morel
business, they Ian victim 10 harassmenl
from local hoodlums. (2 hrs ) e .. llWYI ~'The Ad'/eotures Of Sher-
lock Holmes" Holmes and Watson are
baffled by a cue lnvolvlng a murder
weapon they haw discovered whoSe
1race Is undetectab6e c;> ( 1 hr ) ID .. llWfl "The Advenlur" Of Sher·
lock Holmes" Holmes dtSCovefS that fig-
ure$ on the wa• of a quiet EngllStt country
home pr<Mde a link to an Infamous Chica-
Q.2_ mobstef. Q ( t hr.)
CCJ .,. "Holkes" ( 1980. Adventure)
Roger Moore. James Mason. An eccentric
frogman is celled In to thwart the plans of
axrortlonlsta who are threarenlng to de-
stroy North SM on rlga. 'PG' ( f hr .. 39 mlnJ w•••••amm CID .. "The Brink's Job" ( 1978, Com-
edy) Peter Felic, Werren 0 11 ... Several
averege men from allOf'ted backgroundl
JOin foroee to rob • MN-guarded ermored car. ~2 hrt .. 1' min.) t:m ''The 0.d Zone" (1983,
Suspense) Christopher Wllllcen, Bfooke
Adams. Aft8' coml out of e coma. e
eac s power o °'"" and change catastrophic eYentl. 'R' ( 1
hr., 42 min.)
Cl).,. "Deal Of The Century" ( 1983,
Comedy) Chevy Chase. Sigourney
Weave< When a high teoholOlogy ultra-
weapon turns out to be defectlw, lt1 man-
ufacturer hires an arms hustler to dlepole
o1 it. 'PG' (1 hr .. S8 min.)
.... "The Corpse Vanllhel" (19-42.
Mystery) Bela Lugosi, tuene We"••· A
scientist attempts to come up wlttl e con-
coction In his laboratory that wlf give ettr·
nal yc>Uth to his wile. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.) •B e PAaY '91 Steven returne to hit
hometown after the death of hie father
and tries to help his mother prepare for a
ll'lew :e,~~
UMIOAT lll'UIU .. ,_,... .... ~--... -... (I) -a -A.J. and Rtctt help Downtown Brown seerch fot hit coutln. a
vel8finary student who's been aceueed ol
murdeflng a rancher. ( 1 hr.) 8 a:t nnont Oscar and Tracy lmet·
ligate when one ol her f<>n"Mr ColeQe pro-
fessors con lesses to a murder. Q ( f hr.) 1-.:. ..,. Scheduled: s~
Winters. Alfonso Rfbelro ("Sliver
Spoons"). Robert Goulet, Metty Devis,
author Benjamin Stefn ("FINinclel Paa-
") ( 1 hr )
i19t11wn "The Ad'lenturn Of Sher·
locic HOimes" HOimes diSCCMH$ that fig-
ures on the wall ol a quiet English country
home provide a link to an Infamous Chica-
~mobster. Q ( 1 hr.)
• .._ ... Richard Kiiey narret• thit
study of the migration of one mllllon whit•
eared kob antelope ecroee the Borne
plains ot lhe SUden end the hunting trlbee
whoee lives are oov-ned by the hefdl'
1110Yementa.~ hf.) Cl>•••• • CZ) _.. "The · trouble Witt\ Herry''
( 1865, Comedy) Edmund Gwenn, 8tllrlty
MaoLalne A group of locel cltlnne et·
"Ataigliment To K .. ' (1989,
Myatery) Patrick O'Neel. Joen ~ett.
Corporate treud Is lnYestlg9ted by a ~
vate _!ye in Swftzertend. (2 tn., 5 min..)
.... • ~ CMT Bull t>ecomee a vol-unteer father to e 13-year-<>td, but Biiiie
teh him some startling news about the t><>y. (R)
(I) .. "Helt• Skelter" (Pert 1 of 2)
( 1.975. Drama) Steve R8hbedt. George
OICenzo. A small band ot drug-c:tand hlJ>Pes led by CherJel Manion commltS a Wies of bizarre t~Hllngl In the Holly·
wood hllla. (2 hrs.) (() _. e.. -Women's super gl-ent alelom from Bormlo, Italy. (R) ( 1 hr ..
30mln.)
l •c.. .... .,.
-(I) llllnl.~ Abby deleyl the Empire Valley project; Greg trlee to ruin
Gary by alt8fing 1'111 c:tedlt rating: Meck
grudgingly eupport1 Keren'• MerCh for
the doctor who delwred v.r1 beblee. Q u h!J
• • aL mmT-Devenport run 1 eate 1gW.st e ghetto youth; Bat• end
Coffey try to clean up a bum before ~
cruclal testimony against a cop kller: pert·
nefS Hill and Renko spllt up. ( 1 hr.)
l •r,=-'l:ii .. NOi .. -I R8tnone dllcoYtr$ that lhe II pregnant by Blly: &-
tep begins the destruction ot Audy' 1 POltl-cal career through his ti" wttn Sen. Ollon.
Peyter, Peter Hale.-. (Part 11 of
2 1 hr.)
I an,..-
,_ .... "Arewe Codding n.
Fatm8fa?" Guesta: tret4ance jourNllat
Jamel Bovard: Robert J. Mulllne of the
National Farmets Union. ( 1 hr.)
CC) .. "Raiders Of The Leet Mc"
(1981, Adventure) Harrlton Ford, t<8ren
Attan. In 1836, a glob9-trottlng 8f'Cl'leOb.
gltt·adventurer recea Nazi evtldolra for 1
legendary rellglous artlf9ct of enormOl.9
power, narrowly eteaplng doune of deettl
tr!f)e en route. 'PG' c;> ( f hr .• 56 mi\) -CID .. "Fort Apeche, The lroN&"
(1 981. Creme) Paul Newman, Ed AMw.
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If you •• an Honorably Discharged Veteran of
tM Armed Forc:ee of tM United States. In good
hMtth, you are entitled to , Double Interment
Space (for you and your Spouse) In our o.diceted Veteran'• Section at the cost, to you.
of only a Slngle Interment Space plus the
Endowment Care Fund Oepollt required by
State 1.8w.
Harbor Lefm. tong knOWn for Its Special
Coneldlrmt6onl to veterana. 11 making thil
ProgrM\ rntlllbte to the Veterane of thlt area.
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Sunday, Merch 24, 111& 21
~--" A tough cop battles crime and COl'tupllon
1n ~ ~ork City's South Bronx neighbor·
(Q) .. "Chitdren Of .The Com " (1984,
Horror) Peter Horton, Linda Hamltton.
Based on a Stephen King shaft story. A
young physician and hts wife find them-
selves in a Midwestern town where young-
srers have murdered the adulla and estab-
lished a strange rehglOUs cull 'A' ( t hr .•
133= -.... ..., .. to•---ITUl9A1M The &1eambath members
lry to convince Morty that the world Is
wort-of bei~1ven another chif'Ce. tW • Cl) (JJ) ...
All
aM:I AClmPJllT AWAa ..... ,_.,..CCUT
WYMMGlrlP\.Yml~ CLTli!(ll)
._ "Doino II" ( 1982, Drama) Enc
Edwards. Orea A wealthy couple sets off
for a motorcycle lnp through northern Cal·
lforrna and sees the erotic trves of rural
~ (1hr .. 20m1n)
{I) ._ "Sahara" ( 1984, Adventure)
Brooke Shields, Lambert Wilton In the
t920s. an heiress' pledge to her I fa -
ther -that she will win the cross; era
auto race In a sports car of hla own des
-leads her inlo dangers of every
'PG' ( 1 hr . 44 min.)
(%) ._ "Joe" (1970, Drama) Peter
Boyle, Dennis Patnck Enraged over his
daughter's involvement 1n lhe htppte drug
1eene. a man enhsrs lhe willing support of
• fanatical berroom btQol in br1ng1ng the r: 10 their knees ·rr ( 1 hf • 4 7 min )
.... -..0
td .. "Onoe You Kiss A Stranger"
(19e9. Orama) Paul Burke. Carol Lyntey
A psychotic triefl 10 gel a golfer to kill her
e!)'Chla1r1st. (2 hrs .. 10 min.)
tW• (I) ....r Kirk's ex-con grand-
mother from Monrana comes to v1sl1 and
KCompanles him on a dinner date (R) e • T-.T Hosl Johnny Carson ( 1
l
hr,)-OOURI
&:W ... ..m.. ......
LAW ..-JCA Scheduled· former
ton 8'uff'I Derek Sanderson discusses drug abute: Or John McDougall ("The
McOOugaH Plan") talks about his diet
~ Ill 1111
• .. Scheduled loPlcs overa·
a. thyrOld problems ( t hr , 30
tw;' ~ "Sex Games" ( 1983. Adult)
Shiuna Gt1nt, Kevin James ( 1 hr . 26
-1rMIJ..r-
"' •ta£.YWOID
•CC> "Tht Dirk Cty.tal" ( 1982. Fantasy)
Puppets_ f 1 tv • 35 min I
22 Sunday, Merd'I 24. 1985
Cl) 11mma•n.. owner~ a Toronto UHf atation that spe-0 .. "&niYet'' (1976. Orama) Pa-cle~ In ldUl1 entertalM'lent searches , "'9J Sl\llftL TI'li llOfVM)('1>f;.,,a~--~fut1rr-~1ht.-"P60C*'..,..,.,.."'bel-•1"'1d..-.a-itJQ:lll"*'"mr1111er-isamr.re111:nr.r110-e
plane CTah In the Icy And8I Mountllns bfoadcatt. 'R' (1 hr .. 30min.)
must retort to delpefate meens in ordef t:'W (D) .. "I like To Witch" (No Oete.
to stay lllYe. Based on a true lnclderlt. ( 1 _.A~) ( 1 hr .. 15 min.)
hr., 40 min.) -1•8MMIT CC) .. "Race For The Yanitee Zephyr" w ---(1981, Orama) Ken Wahl. George Pep-LOll-pard, Two farmers locate the wreckage of M&.•MP-.Y
a Wor1d W1r II plane In the mountalos ot .. "The Hunger" ( 1983. Fltltasy)
• New Z .... nd and ~e wilh others tor C.therine Oeneuve, Devld Bowle A ptlys1
ita vlluabll ..:'"· 'PG ( 1 hr .. 43 nWI.) cien working at a hie-extension '""'ch
Cl)--.,. institute becomes lnvolwtd with a female
-· (I) ~ 0 San Diego private detec-varTIPre. 'R' ( 1 hr., 37 min. l
tive Harry Orwell accepca e potentially lu· W (C) ... "The Wicked Lady" (1983
cratlve ualgnment from the mWI wno w.1 Comedy) Faye Dunaway. Alan Bates. A
responsible for hl8 retirement from the po-fascinating hlgh·societt woman engages
lice force. (A) ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) ln highway robbery, seduction and tnurd'r
.. CH>MUIT~ The comical Shmenge In the course of a day·a we>tk. 'R' (I hr
bfolhers (John Candy. Eugine Levy) Im-38 min.) •
migrate to the U.S. from the fictional -, ...... _,,,ATCM
country of Levtonia to launch a <*18f In ... • ~a music (~ WU.U. .. CIJ .. "SI ighl" (1982, Orama) mrlUT
Jemy NeuiNnn. Gary Sweet. ~ -...._ ..
rehMrllng for a play, IC1ora 1te faced ._ "Jaguar" ( 1955. Ofama) M1
with• chain of tragic occurrencea.. ( 1 hr., cheel Conl'lOfs. Barton MacLane. A selfish
22 min.) and conn1v1no oil man stops at nothing -1· LAYIW.,.M•Uii TUii lncllJding murder. 1n his mercenary con &lmlllalCOCl....,.I ~11. (1hr.,30 niin ) .....,_ .., ....
.. "Don't Push, I'll Charge When --•-•llOTalfln I'm Atady" (1969, Comedy) Enzo Ceru· .. "Easy Rider" (1969, ·oramaJ
slco. Sue Lybn. An Italian POW somehow Peter Fonda. Dennis Hopper. Two young
gets dratted Into the United States Army motorcyclists drop out ol society and. rid·
(2 hrs., 5 min.) Ing ae1oss the Soulhwesl to New Otleans
(!)._"Hudson's Bay" ( 19•0. AdVen-In eeaich ol the "real" Amerlea, encoun
IUte) PaUI Munl. Gene Tierney. Fur ier prejudloe and senseless vlOlence 'A'
trappers found the luClative Hud9on Bay U tw , 34 min )
Company In t7th--oentury North America. M OO .. "Surf II" (1984, Comedy) Ed·
I.? hit.) die Deezen. Linda Kerridge A medrnan
• _. "The Mountain" ( 1956, Advert· concocts a rainted soft drink 1hat compels
tU<e) Spencer Traoy, Robert Wagrw. Two IUffefs and beach-bums 10 eat garbage
bf others attempt to rHCh a plane wrectc 'A' ( 1 hr .. 3 1 mln.)
lh In theftpioat. (2 hrs .. ) ••.,."Bedtime Story" ( 1964. Come-
LM.-~Mln'LI dy) Marlon Brando, David Niven. Two MClll•U. glgOlos vie to see who 11 the best In their
,.._ .,..,_ Hosts: Tom and i ofelllon (2hra.) · Ne=•vet. (R) .oTT-C011WJ.O we "TheAccused" (11M8.0rame) .. "New Frontier" (1936. West·
Lor•tt• Young, Robert Cummings. By ac-em) John Wayne, Murlel Evans The
cident, e woman la accuted of murd« and Thraa MesqoitMfs aid• group of ranchers
becomes a fugitive from 1ustiQe. j 2 hrs.) whoaa land has been struck by a flood. ( 1
• ._ "Slop. You're Killing Me" IJ!J
( 1953. Comedy) BrOde<lci< Crawford, c%> .. "Exposed" ( 1983, Or1ma)
Oalra Trevor A woman corwtncet her Hettatefa Klnsltl, Harvey Keitel. A '-"IOn
ganget• hutband ,to glw up llwlellnesa model's lo\l9f uses her es b11t 10 trap an aherPYohlbl~is repMlad. (2hrs.) ,~~~ 'R' (1 hr.,40mln.)
Cl) fllA fULL cmnACT UIAYI Beat Klctcs -..._
of · 84. (R) (1 hr., 30 min.) trtt ._ "Lady On The Bus" ( 1983. {1)--•-.r Orama) Sonia Braga A young newlywed
Cl) .. ''BouleYard Nights" ( 1979. flndl enjoyment on a bus filled wlfh
Drama) RJchard Yniguez. Danny DI La llrangefs 'A' { t ht , 26 min )
Paz. In L09 Ange6es. a Chicano youth rab-•i Nml• elS against 1'118 neighborhood gang in ordef ..._
to lufftlt his own deSlres 10 get married •nd .. "Blue Sktes Again" ( 1983.
help hlt lroubll-plagued younger brother COmady) Hauy Hamlin, Mimi Rogers A
l
'A' u rw.-!,2 nwi ) womal'l ltternpts to lry OU1 tor . ipOI on .
• _ big-IMgue baaablM 1eam despite the op-
t:tl .. "Vldeodrome'' ( 1983. Fantasy) l)Olltlon of men in in. ctub and ltlt owner
Jamet Woods. Oeboreh Harry A co-'PG' ( 1 tw .. 27 min )
Cll "Come And Get It" (1938, Ofame)
Joel McCrae. Wtlt&f' 8'ennen. (1 hr -4~
rM'I )
"Max Ouoln Returns" (1983. ~
dV) ~ Me.on. .Mtot1 Roberds ( 1
t)r • 31 '"'" ) • . ....,... ( 1-.. AcMt!ttnl BtOOka
Sllle6da, Lambert WllSotl ( f ht . 44 min.)
-; "H Stltttc:I In N8plet" ( 19$0, Come-~ lOfan Clark 0.bll (2 ,..,.. )
-"Triumpha 01 A Mao Called Hofw''
(1993. Ofeme) Richa1d Hams, ~ ~ (1hr .30min )
"The Cemel Bc'rt" ( 1984, A<Mtltura I
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At*Mfed. VOICes of Barbara Frawley.
Aon Heddrick ( 1 hf., 12 m!O.) . ..
Owtllophef Wallten. Nalalte Wood CI hr.,
48 min.) " tUU •(I) "The Enchanted Journry (1~.
FantHy) Animated Voices of Jim
Bec:tlus. Otson Bean (I hr • 24 min.) •a:> "Cheriots 01 Ftre" ( 198 1, Drama)
Ben Qoss, tan Charteson (2 hrs . 3 min.) ca> "Christine" ( 1983. Suspense) Ke1th
GOfdon. John Stockwell ( 1 hr .. SO min.) •OO "My Favorite Year" ( 1982. Comedy)
Peter O'Toole, Jessica Harper (1 hr., 35
min.) •CZ> "The Invitation" ( 1973. Mystery) Ml·
Chet Robin, Jean-Luc B•deau (I hr., 40
min.) " -( 1984 -CG> "The Hotel New Hampshire •
Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau Bridges. I 1
hr., SO min )
(I) "A Song Is Born" ( 1948. Musical)
Denny Kaye, Virginia Mayo ( 1 hr . 53
min.)
-(fl) "Cotter" ( 1972. Western) Don MUr·
'.!:I· C.rOI Lynley (2 hrs ) tW• "Wh11e Cargo" ( 1942, Orama) Hedy
Lamarr Walter Pidgeon ( 1 hr . 30 min.)
(%) "The Hotel New Hampsh1re" ( 1984,
Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau Brrclges ( 1
hr., 50 min )
-· "Young Cassidy" (1965. Biogtaphy) Rod Taytor. Maggie Smtih (2 hrs)
(Q) "The Last Waltz" ( 1978, Musical)
The Band, Bob Dylan (I hr . 57 mm l
(I) "Staying Alive" ( 1983. Drama) John
Travolta, Cynthia Rhodes ( 1 hr , 36 min ~.
-Cl:) "lnvallon 0 1 The Body Snatchers
( 1978. Science·Fietlon) Donald Suther·
land, BrOOke Adams. ( 1 hr .. 55 min.) CID "Superman Ill" ( 1983. Adventure)
Chri•topher Reeve, Rtehard Pryor. (2 hrs.,
5 min.) we "Return From The Pest" ( 1967. Hor·
r0t) Lon Chaney, John Carradine (2
hrs.)
W (Z) "Green For Danger" ( 1947, Mystery)
Sally Gray. Trevor Howard (I hr., 33
min.) •ca> "Frightmare" (1981, Horror) Ferell·
nend Mayne. Luca Bercovte1. ( 1 hr., 27
min.)
(I) "Rich, Young And Pretty" (1951, Mu·
alcal) Jane Powell, Vic Damone ( 1 hr ..
36 nwa.) •a:> ''Warlords Of Atlantrs" ( 1978, Adven-
t"'9) Ooug McClure, Cyd Charrsse ( 1 hr ,
• 38mln ) . •CZ> "Return Ot A Man Called Horse'
( 1976, Adventure) Richard Hams, Gale
~rd f'hrs.9mrn) •CG> "Sahara" ( 1984, Adventure) Brooke
8hletda. Lamber! Wrlson ( 1 hr , « mlrt ) •CID "The Camel Boy" ( 1984, Advent\Jfe)
Mlmated. Voices 01 Balbara f1awtey, Aon Haddr'lcil. ( 1 hr . 12 min ) •a:> "f(iumphs Ot A Man Called Horae"
f Creme> Richard Harris, Michael
( 1 hr . 30 mtn )
;,The Enohanted Journey" ( 1984,
entny) Animated. Voices Of Jim
~ua. Orson S.an. ( 1hr ,24 min,) -~ .. ''"(:'l:i . T<gdi~c~~F1~:::n1°' ~~
f..,,_, lyM Loring. (2 hre ) <11 "°*t" (1984, Blooraptiy) John Hurt. dWard Woooward ( f hr • 55
~~,, .. ( 194,, Susoense\ Pri.t-11-
24 Sundey. March 24. 1985
.. Lane, Robert CUmmlngt ( 1 hr.. 48
min.)
come a radio sports announcer: t"t • new "supet cycle": the Bonnefs. the first
hW:Ar '*""'¥ 10 tlnd •l!XMI In c1>110try , rlh.~··~(~UM~63i~.~~~~mUlic~~1111q1:_w.-ima-'llluu.>...__._......,...._,_
Fant•rl ,,.._. Lind Hev-. Hans eon-8 ..., •nm a&m .. A s-year·
reid, ( hr .. 56 rnin.) ,.... boy becomes invol\led In a controver· .. ~ ''Christine'' ( 1 Suepense) Keith .,.., . "
\JU sy between 8 power company Ind env.-Gordon. John St ( l Iv •• 60 rnin. l ronmentel advocates e>ve< acid rain and 11s
-I.II: ---CM.LI ,_..ci••• n•wm ......... ---ftm'llMllWI CIM
.,.. "Chariots Ot Fire" (1981, Ori·
ma) Ben Cross. Ian Charleson. Social
pressure end peraonel turmoil belet two
WKY different British athletes on their way to ~ In the 1924 Paris Olymplcs. 'PG'
~ hrs.. 3 min.)
Cl) ml POllt&L Tampa Bay Bandits e1
Memphis Showboats (3 hrs.) ® llDWll "My Favorite Year" ( 1982,
Comedy) Peter o ·Too1e • .-..ca Harper
An alcoholic e11-matinee Idol has trouble
coping with ttw pressures of a live TV per-
formance during television's golden age
'PG' ( 1 hf .. 36 min.)
Cl)-"Staying Alive" (1983, Orama)
John Travolta, Cynthia Rhodes. A young
aspiring dancer lands a role In a produc-
tion. thus Jeopardlz'!!9 his retat~lp with
iioung women. "PG O ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) .... ,mn.-
-• ....., Los Angeles Kings at C.1-
Flafnea (2 tn .. 'O min.) -.. ...., .. " .. ...
.-Yla.L.9 ...
WC /~•WW -. ..... .... _,_ --.,. --=-ftlATMm .,..,_ --Q •& ·-A Harrison FOfd lland-
ln; a~-olc? woman bodybulldef. i .._AIR m 1 1Wr Featured·
Jackie Gleaton.
1-.aiia_.-...,.., -. .....
.. "King Of Kong lt6end" (1978,
Science-Fiction) Brad Herrll, MMe La•
raoce Intent upon world domination. •
mad scientist Implants receptors In lhe
brains of apes on the infamout IMand. (2
hra.)
! ...... ,,., .. .. _..., ...
.. "The lee Pitat"" ( 18M, Scl-
enoe Fietkw1) Robert Uflch, Maty Ctotby.
Spece phtet Join a t>NutlfUI pMc:eee tn
8"fCh of hef elCf)k>ret •th« Ind I M'#ty
dilcoYefed ~ of much•netded weter
In a neer~Qlluy. 'PG' ( 1 hr., 3' '"6n.)
(I) ... 'l'brlinltomi" ( 1983, Scltnce-
flctlon) Christopher w ... en. Natallt
Wood A married couple trlM to keep •
specially dellgned de'ke, which allows •
PtfSOn to ·~ the ten11tlone feft t>y tn01hef, trom rwtltery end Industrial
-~'PG' \~trJq mln) -· I• -'-""td' hOw to ti.a
effects.
I ." ..... M • LA Featured: lnt8fVlews with
Vlf\tnefS Robert MondaVI and Tom Jordan.
a caooe trip down the Russian RiVer: a hot
aif balloofl ride across Napa valley: • vlSlt
to 1he mud beths of Calistoga. --ATUMI ...... OUIT ... CllCllUTI ..,.,,
..... ... 1Ulll ... , ... .... ,.-.... '9IO-.ol
Ima 1Am"1'1ALL. Dallas Mavericks at
Los Angetes Lakers (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
l ........ UlfllNftl
.. ()) ll1IC1M •,....... Press pins
a football 1eam to learn Why a sleazy ta·
blotd is a11emp1ing to soil the reputation of
the team's slralght-arrow quarterback ( 1
hr.)
8 • lmMf -Michael becomes
embroiled in a spy plot being hatched 1n
the friendly confines of a health spa run by
a beaU1iful woman ( 1 hr )
• mlllllMI lWAml lllDW Lee Majors
hosts this awards presentation honot1ng
the Industry's best stunts Categaln in-
clude best vetllcular stunt, beSI light
sequence, best aerial perlormanc.. best
overaN action picture and best spec:latlty
s1un1. (2 hrs.)
• O •t• A volley of practical jokes
hndS Geotge and Bill at odds with one an-
other and the PapadapoUs' being served
an eviction notice. Q
(I:) .. •fWl llllft11 e PAT MmrUll91NCW. With East·
er ~st arOO(ld the corner, Fat Albert and
the Cosby kk'Jt.set out to lift tKe spirits of a hoapitalized friend.
... "Rebel Without A Caus."
( 1955. Drama) Jamea Dean, Natalle
Wood. A yC>Ung man Joint• 1 teen-age
gang because of his lack of retpeet fOf hit
i renta. (2 hrs.) --=-·--WM&. -Guest: ~n Gr"n-
tPeO. prelident and cha rman, Townsend-
Gr"'18pen & Co .. Inc
CC) .. "Rollover" (198J. Drama)
Jane Fonde. Kris Krlstoff«aon A former
movie star who IOOk ovtr the chairman-
ship ol her Ille husband's <:Ofporatlon and
a h~powered ftnenclll expert become
1nvo1Ved '" a dtSastrous ~I wtth Areb
lnveetors 'R' (2 hrs.) 00 _,. "TM Is Spinal Tap" ( 1984,
Comedy) Rob.Reiner, Michael ~Ke9n. In
this satite on ttlf contemporary rock mu·
INc teene, 11n American docurMntary lllm-
meker e11amlnel the phenomet IOf'I of a 17 •
~r-otd heavy metal bend from Engl_and.
'R' ~'ri2~l'lllll) (I) "The Ster Chatnbef" ( 1183.
Oratne) ~ Douglas, Hel ~
A dtdlcated young fudge t>.comee ln--
volved '1Vith • MC:fet P"* of justlcet Cl-
rec:tlog \llglllnte reprisals agelntt crlmlnaal
who escape via loopholes In the lew 'R'
U hf .. 49 min.) e ... "The OeYil Bat'" ( 19.t2, HorrOf)
Bele Lugosi. Dave O'Brien An .vi~
"'" tlfOod.~ing bjta to •nedl It the sm.11 of per'-ne ff hr 30 min ) •
•• O ••-Geofge wants Wes-ley to be 1 football playet while Belvedere
encour the to take ballet .... , .....
WM&. llmT-Guest Alan Green-
span. president and Chalfman, Townsend-
Greenspan & Co •. Inc.
• -0008 El W ccum "The
Junlot le&QIM Of Newpoo Harbof"
League ellOl'IS are e1u1m1ned with empha-
sis on Project SEAL -Sate. EdUcated,
Aware. and Love -and the group's battle
!Sl&inst ct\ild sexual abuse
• • (I) MUI Jenna Wade awaits sen-tencing; Pam ftnally admits that Mark ts
dead: J R. uses the Billings rapes to close
down Cliff's Gold Canyon operation. Q
l_!lu.)
U e 11111-.. Rocky dons a num-
ber of dl19.1!lses in his quest to find the
thief who lifted a priceless vase and mur-
dered someone along the way. ( l hr ) • a --Benson's tie-breaking vote
on a lcllool bill leads 10 a confhct with a
powerful senator and a booll·burnlng lnc1-
den~ 1 ...... Scheduled Roben Fox-
worth, actress Laura Dem ("Ma!K"). ac-
tress Lu Leonard ("Mick• ~ MaUde")
~~ ti ma'M': a..aa ··0enoe in
America· The Taylor Company, Recent Oenees': Thr" of choreographef PaUI
Taytot's diYe<9e works are pe<tormed
"Mercuric Tidings," "Snow White" and
"Suneel." ( 1 hf.)
• ._ &Im "The Role Of S0ng Al
SchOol" Gutm· the 14-member singing
group The Whiffenpoofs of Yale Untversl·
~Class of 1986 (1 hr )
... llC*IE
._ "The Dresser" ( 1983, Orama)
Albert Finney. Tom Courtenay. A valet en·
courages and flallers an aging. ptlranold
act0t Into gMng yet another pe<formanoe
a!I King Lear In a tounng theatrical com-
e!llY 'PG' (1hr .• 58mln ) W ._ "The Hotel New Hampshire"
( 1984, Comedy) Jodie FO!lter. Beau
Brldgls.. Based on the book by John Ir·
Ying An eccentrie New England family un·
derps change& as II set• up tlotets In
dilletent tocaleS. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) •• 9 °" M UGI Kate's son Twnothy trlet 10 apply &tm's problem-solving tech·
nlque, bt1Wty. to one of his teachers. a
nvn.Q CI> .. "Helter Skeltet" (Part 2 of 2)
( 1975, Orama) Steve Raltsbacic, Geotge
OICenzo. A smea band of drug-crazed
hipplM led by Cheflet Manson commits a
Mrles of bizMre tht•ktlllngs In the Holly·
WOOd hilll. (2 ht• ) (I) 911 11 MmWIM&. NCAA OMllon I
.....,,...,.., from Austin. T~2 hft) 00 •tm ..-• CUiture Club _per!ofmt "K•n'll CNmeieon." "Do
You~ WMI To Hort Me?'' and '"Miss
Me Blind' et the Hemmerlmltt't OdtOn In
London, England. ( 1 hr ) l lllCMlf'llll--
-(I) IMOll-The Jury roeches a •diet Ir\ Lanee· t trial. Mellsea ,..,. th11
htr ~ In Lane:•'• Mr"t wlll be ~.Q(thf.) • e .. • Cr9Ck•tt'1 love affair leooliclzee hit competence on the JOO as he Md Tubbe put'ale thfM tttn·egtr9 ltf· 'ii ........ ~, I ~a 2 • A conterncx>tel'Y
Jack the Ripper hn IT\8ri(ed Matt's bride-
to-be as his next victim. Q ( 1 hr.L
{?hrs) • mATJa ar tutc• "The Regard 01
Flight" B+ll Irwin. Michael O'Connor and
pianist-narrator Doug Skinne< combine
classical mime. vaudeville and ciow!Wlg
t~ In a satwlc revue ( 1 hr.)
• AICmlf 06 .. ~ .. "Class" ( 1983. Orama) Rob
Lowe. Jacqueline Bisset. A prep school
student embarks on an attalr with an at-
tractive older woman, unaware that she's
his roommate's mother. 'A' ( 1 hr.. 38
mtn.)
(m ... "The Hotel New Hampshire"
( 1984. Comedy) Jodie Foster. Beau
Bridget Based on the book by John Ir·
ving. An eccentric New England family un·
dergoes changes as It sets up hotels In
dllle<ent locales. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 50 min.)
Cl) llOWll "The Lord!I Of Discipline"
( 1983. Orama) David Keith. Aobert
Prosky A senio< at a Southern military
academy Is determined 10 expose the
members of an e~te group responsible for
the brutal, and sometimes lethal, hazing of
cadets deemed undesifable. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 43
=l"'"F.,,,,,_
.. "let's Spend The Night Togeth-
e<" ( 1982. Documentary) The Rotting
Stones. The Stones perform many of their
greatest hits In this rec0td of three con-
certs held in New Jersey and A11zona
'PG •. 30 mlnii. '*I., c:.a ... MMftco.T ~rtlWlft..aCllCUI ClDllillllmMULTI
.. "Hussy" ( 1980, Orama) Helen
Mirren, John Shea. A cabaret hostess and
a mysterious American gradually fall In
love until their pa~s cetch up with them.
l·R·~~':Jo
tW _,.1UCll .
ttlll (I) N&ICU Higt\Mghta of today's sec-
ond round of ptey at the Tournament
PlayetS Champlon$hip. from Ponte Vedra,
Fla. 8 e 1-.r Host. Johnny Carson (I
l"''lira-....... uw 71 If c. Schedueld. euthor Mlcheef Panch9rl ("The IRA Handbook")
exptllln8 rttifement accounts: Lilias Folan
of PBS's "Lllin. Yoga •nd You ... ( 1 hr ) Cl)••·--([) .. "The lntruden" ( 1967, West·
ern) Edmond O'Brlen, Don Mlxrey The
deeth of an Indian getvenltta • lhefltf Into
action agmat the JeeM James.Cole
YQUnO« gang. ( 1 ht . 40 min.)
..... Scheduled topics: eoc>f~
bia; 1 3000-year~old trMlt geme ( 1 hr .•
30 mifl.)
ttlll(C) .. "Nana" (1991. Creme) Ketye
Befger, JMn·Plerre Aument A beeutilu!
and wllll\J4 proetltute putt h8f .,,.,._,.noe
end body 10 UM to become the toeat of
the town 'A' ( 1 tw .. 32 min)
tt111 • Cl) .. "How .sw..c tt lei" t 1988.
COmedy) Debbie Reynold•. J.m.1
Oatnet. A boy IOltows hll glrtfflend to Eu-
rope and 1'111 peteftts kilo.-Nrn. (R) (2
hrs .. 15 min )
(J) .. "Hot Dog ... The Mcwle" ( 1 .... •
Houser An Idaho farm boy, p.,ttclp•M110
in a freestyle slcung c~itlOn, tlndt ~
mance and fun., as well as a rti.r.lry wlltl
the reigning Austrian champion. 'A' f:1 ( 1
hr .. 36 min.)
1Wal) ... "American Desire'' (191t, Dr•
ma) Veroneca Hart. Richafd Bola. l'Nir
sexual interest In each other dieelpelad, •
couple seek romantie liaisons on the out-•
side~ 20 min) -1=-= •••• ':'3 ... '°' ... --Jesse Furgueon vs. Richie Scott In a heavyweight bout ~
uled for eight rounds, from A.tlanllc ~.
N.J. (R) (2 hrs . 30 min.) _ (Jl)_,.TUCU .00 --• -..YY Keep~ Of tAlll are Harry's tough choices wf'\efl he hM ~
formation oo the prison doctor's murder.
Harry: Robert Desiderio.
-· • '9AY _, -Videol JW C~ ("Along Comes a WOfftlf'I-,,
Eric Clapton ("Forever u.tl"), 91¥en
Adams ("Somebody"). Power Statton
{"Some Like It Hot"). ( 1 tw .. 30 rnS\) a TM.11 ... Ml'f Fl A bookie
bets against his own life with a 01fnb11r
retumed from the dead.
l ealflllllllLA:-ncfAC-·
.. "The Oregon Trail" (1968,
Westetn) Fred MacMurray. Gloria 1alboe.
Oregon-bound wegon 1r1lna 8'8 ti 'tlld i lndlan attacics. \2 hrs.) -··I ICA .. "To Catch A Thier' (1-
Mystery) Cary Grant. Gfece ~. A ,.
fOlmed jewel thief is suspected ol 1'94Mm-
tng 10 • life of crime •fter he.,... In lrorile
with a we= young woman. (2 "'9.) ILCM.~-<•tnU Paan~
-.. "Christine" (1983, ~) Keith GOfdon, John Stockwell. 8-.cl on
Stephen King's novel A high IChool mltftl
buys and restores a 1958 ~. un.-
ware u·s possessed by 1 demon lhlt wlll
jealousty protect him and ~ 1ny ~ceived threat. 'R' Q ( 1 tw., 60 lftlft.)
.. (Q) .. "SUmmef Camp GllW" ( 1913,
Comedy) Shauna Grant, JoNnN 8tonn.
The ltves of a group of camp COUflelbt
change when Qll'IS tnvade IN ....._.,.
soft. ( 1 hr . 25 mtn )
W • .. "Wild And Wonderful" (1114.
Comedy) Tony CUrtss. ~ Kalt-
mann. A French gift goes IOoklng lor lw
alcoholtc poodle. (2 hrs.) -e .. "Dreams Of Gl9u" ( 1'10. er.
ma) John Danas. Carotlne a.n.et. ~ Plllr
of teeo-agers find their romenoe lrial-
enc.d by the cultural and _.... f-.od o1
the '60s (I hf . 50 min.)
• .. "Savage" (1972,'"""' a.. bara Bain, Martin Landlu. A ....... ,.
court nominee II ~ -, • TV newa commentary IMm. 2 M.)
.. "Betrayal'' ( 1 O...t h\
Kingsley, Jeremy lront. A t-. 1ac1111 bec1k
through the NM yeet9 ol NI wlt't ....
With hit best friend, ~ In .....
eollecttOnS of the rtlatlonlhlp'a c.tghl, 1' 1! hf .. 35 min) .
Cl) .. ''F\etum Of A ~ C411tct
Horse" ( t978. A~hnt flofwd
Hantt. 'Gilt SOnolrg9erCl Aft .__ IOrd
returns to America When he ...,,. .._
Sunday, Marett 24, 1118 21
the lndlanl wtlo lnitMlted him inlO theif
lt1be h8.... io.t thelt modest prteefW to
Ir I. 'PG' (2 hrs • 9 ITWI ) _,..... ____ .,,.
W .. "Staying Alive" ( 1983, Chma)
John Travoll•. Cynthia Rhode$. A young
"P'IOO dancM lands • rOle in a produe-
llOn. thue jeopar~ hit , ... liOnlhip with
!..l'oung woman. 'PO 9 ( 1 hr .. 36 min.) W lCJ ... "Aollovef" ( 1981, Orama)
Jane Fonda, Kris Krlltofferson. A fOfmer
movie stat who tool< over 1tt. ehairmarl-
ship ol h8f late husband'• COfporation and
• hlgtl-poweted hnanci.1 expefl become
invoiVed 1n • dlsaltrout a.al wrth Arab
inveltOfS 'A' (2 hrs )
•• .. "Mr Smith Goes To Wasnrng·
ton" ( 1939. Comedy) Jean Arthur,
Jamet Stewart. An lnnoc.nl, naive man
unw1t11ngly becomet a aenat0t and 0911
lnvOIVed w1lh a controver11al politician (2
hrs., 16 min ) I ~~he L .. t Waltz" ( 1978, Mull·
c.tl) The Band, Bob Dy1an. Joni Mitchell,
Eric Clapton, Ring<> Starr and other• help
The Band aay QOOdt>ye In • filmed cete-
bt111on of the gtoup 1 farew.11 concert
'PO~ht., 67 min ) =~--r ... ~ ... "Pride And Prejudice" (1940. Creme) or.., Garson, LIUf9'lCe Olivier.
A spirited Engllah girl flghll for the man
she 1ov.. ( 3 htt.)
(I) tM. flOOtlM.L T•mo. Bay Bandits at
'-lalunlay
-11.-•s1•••••
.. (I) u. ... -.T
(l),.,.CllAll Ford's lather, who's visit·
Ing the unfV9ftlty to recruit ttudenll tor his
law lwm, pvt1 preMUre on his eon to be
the tlar of the ciall
.. --1111119 .. c... ....... mn-Ol llml-... .,._ .... , . ........
.. "Slue Sklee Ag1ln" (1983,
l.AJll~-> Harry Harnl4n. Mimi Roger1 ( 1
"' IV .. 27 "*' ) •<I> -"The Enchanted Jour ·• (ftM, Ftnt•y) Animated. Voices or1m
8eckua, °''°" a.en. ( 1 hr • 2<& min )
-1•11111 lii&oan • _, ..
.'lfzlll-
.. "Contract On en.try Street" Ct Ortm1) Ftank Slnalf1, Verna
• (2 tn.. 2:9 min.)
Cl) H 11 -M'5' I -.? Up to dltt ~ lnbmatlon tor mena·
gift. Including ltfllegy .... tecnno&o-~· Ind I ,-. of W .. &t19et actMt ... (Uw I • •
21 Sundey, Maret\ 24, 198&
v1ng An eccencric H9w Engi.nd famlly un-
dergoes changes .. it lets up hotels tn
different locales. 'R' ( 1 hr., so min.) 1 ----~ -.. "Fr.,.._.eln Meals The WOii Man" (11M3, Horror) Lon Cheney. Ilona u..sey. A wetewoff -'*Ing ,...._ from
hit eut• runt Into Frank9nttein'1 mon-
ster. ( 1 hr., 30 min ) .
Cf) ..orT •eoftlL&O
• .. "The Nrgh1 Riders" ( 1939.
Wttlern) John Weyne. Doreen McKay A
cowhand exposes 1 crook ctMning 10 be
a ~I of a famous don. ( 1 hr.) ~="A Song I~ Born" ( 1948, Musi·
cal) Danny Kaye. Virginia Mayo. A group
of •cademlcs writing • hillory of music
finds It• wotk Interrupted by 1 nightclub
~ on lhe run from the authorities ( 1
hr .. 63 min.)
(Z) .. "Tlger1 And LlpsticiC ( 1984)
Sylvia Krls1el, laura Antonelli. ( 1 hr .. 21
min.) •19UM111l _ .... -..•.. .._
• .. "lnv1slon Of The Body Snetch-
er1" ( 1978, ~Fiction) Donald
Sutherland. 8'ook• Adams. Strange pods
rain down from outer space and take over
the bodies of humans. c~ a San
Francisco healtl) insl)ec:tor and hl8 alSlst-
anl to flee tor their lives 'PG' t 1 hr .. 55
(Z) ... ''Hatry And Son.. ( 1984, Ora·
ma) Paul Newman. Robby 8eMon ( 1
hr .. !J7 mio.) -u.• Ir'""' "==' •• ., 11111 mr••w. ----== Wdlil
.. "The One And Only" (1978,
Comedy) Henry Wlnt<lef. Kim Derby. ( 1
hr ,38~ .. . .... .. ----Ill hi --
oeased horror star <'ecidel to dispose of
college H0tror Frrm Society membefs who
stole his corpse as a prar.6<. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 27
mtn ) ·----•aJM1'm&Y..-
W 8 ... "One Touch Of Venus" ( 1950.
ComedY) Ava Gardner. RObert Walker. A
window trimmer tS surprlsed when the
statue of Venus begtns talking to him ( 1
hr . 45 m.n )
Cf).,,.,..
• (8) llOWll "An Unmarried Woman ·
( 1978, Orama) Jrll Claybufgh. Alan
Bates. A dedicated w1te and mother finds
a new sell-awaren8$S after her husband of
16 years confesses that he's in love w11h someone else 'R' (2 hrs •• 5 min )
-· llOWll "The Strange case 01 OoctOf R11" ( 19•2. Mystery) Paine Knowles
Anne Gwynne A series of rnOfdefs com·
milted by a strange doctor Involves men
who have been eoqultted of murder
charges. ( 1 hr . 30 min.) (l)~ICcm/Cia 31_,,NlmA•
(%) llOWll "Thet'll Be The Dey" (197•.
Orama) David Essex, Ringo Starr A Brrt·
tsh working-class youth uses rock ·n· roll
as an outlet IOI hrs tncreaSing lruslratlons.
.ilr~m1n.1
.. {!)LU. MMCllO TAIPAYml
l==:....u ... ._
llLllllNllO
""" "The Journey" ( 1959,
Suspense) Yul Btynner. Oebofah Kerr. (2
~~~ ....
79(11) .. "CAOM Of Iron" (1977. Orama) _ 1:.i ~:..:·"''"" s.~ (3 .... . 1:1.:mor1
.. , II• -· ·-....... ,.
~"'"'' 1111 .,._ _, NCAA OMtion I
Mml~~me 1wo, from OetrOlt. (3 hr .. )
(%) "Gr9en For Oenget" ( UM7.
Mystery) S•lly Gray. Trevor Howerd. (1
hr .. 33 min.) --.. <1>• 1•1111••1• -... 1---~i!." ..... ,. --"'"''Fill -"A M~ Nlghl't Sex
Comedy" ( 1992, Comedy) W°""f Afltn.
Mie FanfM. ( 1 IV , 30!M OO WJ I t•t• WtM ... COMUmet' Aeoot1t .. dln-
Qefoot IOOdt Ind or~tt
-l•lunlay Cont. . ..
0 •1•1U11 ----1.tu.T.
LRIT'ft.llO.MmtAm'AMOUI UP .. ,_ 'ameo.canm
.. "Harry And Son" ( 1984. Ora-
ma) Peut Newman. Robby Benson ( 1
hr . 67 min)
.,.. "f See A Dark Stranger" (1947
Suspense) Deborah Kerr. Trevor Howard.
i_1 hr .• 38 min.)
(OJ .. "The Riddle Of The SandS"
( 1980, Adventure) Michael York. Simon
MacCo<klndale ( 1 hr . 38 min ) tt11 • .... ,,. CMJ••• LIAWnTO•• ~--.OOOlnli-Q -.. .,., "' ... "Incident Al Phantom HUI"
{ 1966. Adventure) Robeft Fuller. Jocelyn
Lane (2hrs ~
!,..,...,..C._MICI_
fAmOPQl.1\m
.. "Gandhi" ( 1982. Biography)
Bet) Klngsley. Candice Bergen (3 hrs .. 8
m1nL *' 8 Cl) Cll ITGlllMM (Premiere) "The
Gresl Ringlall Garbage Caper" Anlmaled.
A raccoon coml'n\lnlty takes deSperate
action when its food supply 1s threatened
1-f;i;.:,_
tn-.r w.u-,_ Paine Webbef Grassie. semifi-
nal matches. 1r..e from Sanibel Island. Fla
i_1 hr .. 30 min.) CD • COCF•I W CCMITY ··The
Juni0t League Of Newport Harbor"
League efforts are e11amlned with empha-
s.s on Projeet SEAL -Sate. EdUcated.
Aware. end Love -and the group's battle
~alnsl chilo sexual abUse ·(CJ .. "Smo61ey And The Bandit Part
3" ( 19$3, COmedy) Jackie GleaSOn. Jer-
rr._ Aeed ( t hr , 25 min)
•SJ ... "Bridge To The Sun" {t961,
Ornma) Carroll Baker. James Shigeta ( 1
hr ·=!JJ.
-i~fUCI ,_., -=Q -·-'"--......... .. .. ...._ ... 'O\ Atlanta Braves
vs. St LOUii Cardln•ll (2 hrs .. 30 min.)
11tl 8 NA.., TOUtnament Playe11 Cham-
plonthlp. third round. live from Ponte
Vedra, Fla ( 1 hr . 30 min ) l uu11••••• 11 an•• MO & I N "l'he BIO He• Of lit-
ti. Lulu" LulU becomes ltwof'led In en
elabof•t• scl'ltme to ~ Tubby to
l~F:Ai
NIH• F
... --NASCAR Late Model Span*""" ~. .._. ff om Ort.tot Tenn
Uw . 30mtn)
.. "Fot1Mddllo1' c t986. Or•ma)
Jacqueline Bisset. Jurgen Prochnow. ( 1
hr .. 53 mtn.)
_ .. , ... ____ _
-· ~ Paine Webbef Classic. semifi-nal matches, from $~ Island. Fla ( I
hr .. 30 min.)
I ~""GOW""' .... ... "Change Of Habit" ( 1969, Ora-
ma) Elvis Presley. Mary Tyler Moore. (2
hrs.)
Cf) .. WA• u=w. Chicago Cubs
at Seattle Marl~ hrs.)
I== .... ...,.a-. ., ....,..
.,. "The Grey Fox" ( 1982, West-
ern) Richard Farnsworth, Jackie Bur-
roughs. ( 1 hr .• 32 min.) cm .,. "Brainstorm" ( 1983, S<:leno&-
FictlOO) Christophel Walken. Natalie
Wood. { 1 hr .. 46 min )
CJ) .. "Reci<less Disregard" ( 1986.
Orama) Tess Harper, Leslie NlelMn. (2
lhrs.~,_MCOT
-(I) ..,_ Mm1'lfU. FNI Four. lrnim~·~· (4 hrs .. 30 min.) 1 .......
..UCN.9
.. "The Kid With The Golden
Arm" (1980, Adventure) Sun Chl«I (I
hr .• 30 min.)
I., .. . __ ... ,.,.
-~ TIP ... -Je5M Furguson vs.
Rlchl9 Scott In • hHvyweighl bout Idled·
ultd for tlaht rounds, from Atlantic City.
N.J. (R) (3 In.) we ,. .... r•·u Calffofnie A,,. ~·vs. San Fraocitoo G'-nts (3 tn.) al .. "Jef'emlah Jot\neon" (1972,
Adventure) Robef1 Redtofd. Will GMf (2
hrs.)
...... HOit. Riek Oeee. Cohoat:
Melba M()()(a, Guests: Sheena e..tton. the
8191ters. Jonnny L ... SuMYor. the Com·
moc:IOf• Medoone (video). ( 1 hf.)
• r::'w9:.Au._. A review
,.the.1984 CM=Ship MMOn end 8 ii=~ib::v-." ~ .. "1,Jnftlthfully Youra" ( 1984.
Comedy) Dudley Moore. Nes1 .. je Kin-
ames ewar . ar y ranger. ( 1 .. 20
min.) ............... _
Mill} ..... CW-·· I An interJ.w with Walter Cronkite and a PfOfile of pioneer
envifonmentalist Rachel Carton. (1 hr.) wa acrme-.•-• llMllT COncours d'Eleg8nce. with vintage Rolls'
and Packards assembled on the Santa
Barbara Polo fields: Speedway Racers .
known as modern day gladiatlofs ot the
ring, they race in a dangerous circle track
of only four laps per event.
• ATM--Scheduled: Roger Ebert
and Gene S.el re-Aew "Mask," "The
Last J"ni;" and "Baby ... •C.-DUl\'lml11-~--"The little Fo'>ees" (1941, Ofa-
ma) Bette Davis. Herbe<t Marshall. ( 1 hr ..
56 min.) 00 .. "Lone Woll McQuade" ( 1983,
Adventure) Chuck Norrrs. David Carra·
dine .. ( 1 hr .. 47 mtn } •1--cw•-mAlllf 90ITI Ll•l>I Profiled .
Former UCLA basketball coach John
Wooden. Hosted by Reggie Jackson
l ...,ICM/llMICf-lnilldl
.. "Rally 'Round The Flag Boys"
(1959. Comedy) Paul Newman. Joanne
Woodward. (2 hrs.) e .. "The Resurrection Of Zachary
Wheeler" ( 1971, Orama) Angie Oicktn·
lsonE~~:;~ -= "Racing With The Moon"
( 1984, Romance) Sean Penn. Elizabeth McGovern ( 1 hr .. 46 m1n.)
l .,_.ccma•n•--..... wme.w ...
-.-c:mu.u. WM• MIT• Kenny Rogers 1al(es
on Bobby Riggi In a game of tennis that
mf~-hewlre. ...... _.,
'IPJC•-
.. "Brainstorm" ( 1983. Scienoe-
F1et100) Christopher Walken. Natalie
-~w~~Q~~-• TOWUlir-• 0 .._ S 130.000 Fair Lanes
• tr om Ba"imof•. ( 1 IY .. 30 min.)
.,. "Sheolin lnvlocible Sticks"
;
97,8, A<Mnture) (2 hrs.)
ALOGIATMa.1• .WA An elq)IOratlon of the mysterious
Bermuda Tnangle. en., .. ott the coast ot
Flof~ where thoulandl of lhlpa. pCel'8S
•nd people have disappeared. (A) Q { 1
hr.) ! ,,,,,,., l&M9 '•me•-.. "Aur Window" (1954,
~) Jamn Stewwt. Ofact Ke(ly
l hr,, 52 min.) our•1•1aawi1-•11 -···--Ua-0.M& HI Hletorieal and cultural t>eckgr<>tnd on flrtt-cetttury
Rome thtt sets the m fot 1M upcom-
ing mlniMnes "AO." Nerretot: Atcfla<d
l<ii.y.
(I) • uml ..... AnlfNted. Thi Nj)py ,...._ ot • young giri and her pony friends
we t,,,._tenad by the wicked Tlr*l and
his Rell1bow ot Oenlneee V0ti0a Sindy Ouocen. TonyRendeff
Sunday. M11ch 24.-1985 27
AJbert Finney, Tom Courtenay. (1 hr., 58
"*'·
9? t•Y•'IAll•M10TCUI l~==pl~ k><*I at darr -........ ·~ .. --D-......... 1111
.. "Fun With Dick And Jene"
177. Comedy) Geotge Segal, Jane
Onda. (2 hrs.)
• .. "The Helen Morgan St0<y"'
(1967, Biography) Ann Btyth, Paul New-"*J· ,2 hr;j _ ........ 11•n--...a-~ mcaY NCAA OMalon I
Ip Game, live from Detroit. (3
tn.) <ID .. "Me11 Dugan Returns" (1983,
Comedy) Meraha Meson, Jason ROberds. i! hr .. 38 min.)
(II) .. "The Blectc Stallion Returns"
( 1983, Adventure) Kelly Reno. Teri Garr. U hr .. 33 min.) ·
Cl) .. "The Sling II" ( 1983, Drema)
Jed('9 Ole.non, Mee Davis. ( 1 hr.. 42 rrin.) ,._.,.WIT -...... -mNI---.. °' ..,.. Scheduled: Currv (21-0, 16 KOi) YI. James
"Hard Aoci(1' Green (~. 13 KOi) In a
Junior mlddlewetght bout ICheduled IOf 10
roundl, from Danas: Jo Jo Starbuck, Rarr
cty Gerdner, Robin Cousins and Tel Bal*
lonle compete et the lnternatlonal Profes-
llonel Figure Skating Championships,
lndMdual competition, from Madison
Square Garden In New YOO<. ( 1 hr .. 30
min.)
i ATMllCMll ~-AM.I How computer graphlc:1 ere mede; how the aense of smell
work1; a cloae look at e terantule; a vlsil
to an Inventors' felr. O
• llMICOlmcGIA""' .... CJ) .. "The lnvlt1tlon" ( 1973, Mys-
tery) Miehe! Robin, Jean·Luc Bldeau. ( 1
hr .. 40 min.)
e --• OOWllY llmc Pertorm-tr!Cel by Cryttel Gayle. Ray Ch#tel and w .. Miiion. Storlee and Interviews with CtYltll Gtyte. Ronnie MllMp and Margo -•. ...,._
"-..... ---''Texa1 AcrOM The Rivet" *i:"l Doon Men~. Ale~ De-.
W ,_.... wmt UICUY
"TWlce Upon A Time" (1982.
.nteey) Animated. Volcel by Lorenzo
..,_ Ind Judith K,nan t<ampm1nn. ( 1
:•B.:r .... 11 di The ~of~. MlllllObe, It them of
.,, ~ ~ d hungry poler bears,
who come to"" IMrW ot jiudton'1 Bay co Wt tot ttlt ...,.., Ice to fonn. ·-21 Sunday, M8'9h 24, 1986
"Hard Aocic ' Green (2CM, 13 KOi) In e
junior middl--= boUt ICheduted tor 19 r~. from Jo Jo St~. Ran. rty G.drltf. Robin COUllnl and Tel Bal*
lonle QOrnP9te •t the 1ntern11tlonal Pro,.._
tlofwl Figure ~atlng ChemplonlNpa,
lndMdual competition. from Medllor'I
Square Garden In New YOO<. ( 1 hr.. 30 min.)
1-. .•.. .., --., ......
.. "Contr-.ct On Cherry Street"
(f9n. Orame) Frank Sinatra. Verna
&loom. (2 h(t .. 29 min.) 1 ..--.uca • • umtu&l Phlladelptjt 78efs at Chicago BuNa (2 hrt .. 15 min.) -··--· ----· • • m IA 1llJ The tactt and fiction of 1e11 art preeented by hott Or. Frank Field
and gueat• Sal'ldy Duncan. Patti LaBelle, Na~ Mefehand and Peggy C..... 1 .. ~by. The Biggest Dog In The
Wortd" (197j, Fant .. y) Jm OM. Angele
Douglas. A dOg belonging to a kWely wid-
ow grows to an anormoua Ille after he
accldtntely drtnk• e potion Intended f()f
scientific r .... c:n. (2 tn.)
1--Q . --~U•C•--~ .. H ... I ~lrtlpre'*" to mOlfe In with the "-'*. the'•
ottered • bullf'88I rrt'*lhlp btdt in
Chlcego. (A) (2 tvt.
• LMm.M °' ...... -NllOUI .......... mT Avtewofthe
world' 1 belt resort•. hotels end r•t•u·
rent• where the rich and femOUI gether.
Guests Include Morgan Felrchlld, Hel Llo-dtn. John Hiiierman. Linda Evena. Joan
Co1Nn1, Sustrl Lucci. ~ta: Robin Leach. Connie Stevena. (2 In) e -••ZIC Neel Gabler end Jef-ffey Lyone hott en lnformattw lo<* at
whet'• new et the mcMel.
I .,".., ~A =
1
from I.,,_,. town In io.. who • c an J*1IOIPeted In an
Ppermtnt ttlOut prejucloe 20 YMf'l lgO,
~their f8lllngl et I reut*Jn. Q (2 & "Tiie One Md Ont(' (1978.
) Henry Wlnldlr. l<ftt ~· A mlllt .,,,..,.. to a'°°8ed In Mt ccwwentf.
orwl ... of wort! dlcldee '° don • pletf. nurn "llO anc:1 become me WOftd'• flllthlMt
wredlr. 'PO' (1 hr., 38 min.)
.. "The ~ Weelctnd'' -:.==.. ""'ger ..... John • A ..... 111011 joumellet It
COrwllioed by I CIA 1188"' ttlet hll ctoMtt
frlendl .. r..aty ScMet agent1, turl1ing an
.,.__ NUtllon W98kend ilto a nlgftemera
Of lerfOr. 'R' ( 1 hr . 42 min.)
Cl> •W •11111 A GiOl•••l'llll • ...
-"' thle London concert. W.yton Jen. nlngl Ill.-"Luc:Mle.'' '1Jult To letllfy
VCN," ''The Dukee Of HllZnfd'' 1Mme
80flQ Ind '"'* "°"' the etbum "Never Tc.~.._.. ... 1a••r•••11• ·r.:r..m-~~ AllQ9I II 11 Of WMlhef Tt.v Ac:cldentallV
.,..... family. reacued Ind tdopt9d bv
Marty Stouffer'•=f . (Pert 1 of 2) O
i
(I) ________ ,.._
-.,..11 ..... ...... _._, 11 1&4Fea-
tured: • wtrldow dNrq tud commer-
a.i: emergency help tot -*-c:mz.ns.
leCt'8ll toy pert•: F\.llt6en cef ...__ e-.a.YWma.a r ~Cher
talt1 about hef new mowtt .,_.,.. and
CNrW Dwnlng ~ at• hll new TV se-
ries "Eye ~r· (I) ftlO I .. .,_.,. M lrla pre-
par• to move In with the ~. ahe's
ottered e buei""8 partnership beott In
ClllcaoO. (R)
• w °' -· " -,., COncert footage of mt'9ic leaer* lnekJd-
lng the Beetles. Smoic.y Robnor\ end
the Mlreclee. Mervin Gaye. Dlan11 Ross
and the Supremes, Stevie Wonder, Oevid
Bowle. Jiml Hendrix. Jar-It Jopffn end Jim
Monlton. lntenllewed: Paul McCertnev
and Mick Jeoger. ( 1 hr.) ~ =-• M 1111 SonQI: "Goodv ~ Shoee." "Eyes WtthoUt A Face, ..
"And I Arn T elllng YOU I'm Not Going ...
"Boy From New YOO< City," "Endless
L~:· Celebrity tudges: Toni Ballf, Ste-
phen Bilhop, CeMn Vatbfough, Alisa
;,:-. "Big 8uslnesa In S.." The
gient lncMtry of bee cultlvetlon In the U.S
end H• relttlon to the bllllons of dollars
ennuelfy at 1teke In the att.ite crop la exa-mined. 0 ( 1 hr.) . ----Cl) ... --.&. New JerMY Gentr•ls .. Mione Outlfte (3 hrs.)
(C .. "Twilight Zone -The Movie" ( 1983. ~Fiction) John Llthgow .
Vic Morrow. This homage to the old Rod
Sertlng T'V Wiits features segments about
a bigoted ber patron's comeuppance. a
group of r.ttlr.,-nent home resldtnt1 who
recapture their youth. a child with the
power to orMte 0t deltroy at wllt. and an
ftpfene pateengar who .... • gremlin ta·
boteglng the plane's wing. 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 42 min.) .
Cl> .. "Rtlte The Titanic" ( 1880, Ad-
venture) Juon Robtrda, Richard Jordan.
A ~ etew of ... explorn ra<:M
agalnlt l" Aullltn tMm to reoover the
velU9bll content• of the IUnkan oe.en
llner In a dtngeroua mlatlon. 'PG' ( 1 hr ..
"rrin.) E • "The Hotel N9w Hempehlre" C°"*'Y) Jodie ,,..,, ..., ...., °" the book by John ,,_
vtng. An www• lu New Engllnd fwnlly un--..,.. cNf\Oll • It •• up hot ... In clf9Mnf I009llt. 'R' ( 1 hr .. 60 min.) wl r:'f'tll'&...,,.ty ludatt: Ted
l.8nge. a.tn tfllllild. Don atfclud. Per-rom.a 'L 1N Oweatlt Twtlly Bend.
• 7 --Tht public chooeee ltt ..... '" .,.,.. cttegofi.. with
tiolt C-.y t<Alatm. Thia week' 1 toplet .
ltandup comediln, dfMm vecetlon.
• M •LA. FMtur.d: a trip to Ireland
lndudla ttope et Oubtln.. Olfny, the
Trllee Alo.-Trtok. the 81arrwy Stone Ind an ~ tetter bretdlnG farm. -1"111.._.. ••• I •• =-iilil~U II F ... turect: .JfJM ...., .. Joen Embry'• ~II\ II•--wltti I kCMIM keepet. ..... !W9 .. _..
----
Duck, LePew and others In a mad will try anything to bMt the cig9rett• hr )
eeercti tor a substitute East., bunny (R) smoking habit; a father and deughter 1· gClll•Ur.1•F••IWi ILll•m11
Q_ ( 1 tw.) teem up to make an lmpre911on on anoth---~TUICll • e MW .,_ Arnold ano •woman. Q ( 1 tw.) -1'00 QOM,.-=--• At lrtt ~ 8w'11 *" ou1 aa pe11ners in the sale of (I)(!)..,. .. ..._._,. pares to move in with the~ lhe'a roed\~ay and then become competl-• -C41RFll' ....,.,. W offered a 1>4Jsinesa P9f1neraNp bec6( In tors. R 9. From Hewthome Memoflal Center In Chicago (R)
• 'To Kill A Mocidngblrd' • ( 1962. Hawthorne Callfornle. glrte from a• O'i9r CID M ilta1 a The tablle "'"" lot en
Orame) Gregory Peck, Mary Badham. A the state Wiii vie.lot 8 chance to r on to overbearing buslnesawoman (Karen
Southern lawyer's two children are ex-the MIU l.JnlwrM cont•t. (2 tn. Black) who ends up a 91ew to a ,,_,
P<*d . to strong racial prejudice when • MCllC. -This dOcumentary i ernando A-=..lhe'a attrected to. their tether defends a black man ecOU&ed ctwonletes an ex~lon to loel9nd to .. MnmlY ,_
of rae!. (2 tws.) capture puffins, a apec1-o4 ... bird, and 1W a• a • .. • 9 M '°""1t -llM A Magus tracet their adjustment to life in Chicago's JVnirGl1"11111 Llp-avnoed rendl-
Mt• out to find the baby Jesus but spends Lincoln Park Zoo. ( 1 hr.) lions of "I'm So Excited." "I We.Ad Die '
his lite and wealth aiding the wounded and e IOCllMY Scenes from reheerula, and u... "What the World Need& Now ...
downtr<>*o. Stars Martin Sheen. Eiieen an entire performance. of Samu91 Bee«-"Beauty School Dropout," "P.Y.T. (Pret·
Brennen and Alan ~rkln. Q ( 1 hr ) ett's play at Its world premlefe In Buffalo. i Young Thing)" anct "Solid." (I) (!) Ul'i9t IUL TILlnal Host Pat N.V .. with actress Biiiie Whitelaw. (1 hr.) Cl) lfAl'llllUL .,._..,.._llfmlJlll.,•
Boone and cohos! Donna Mills ere joined CO .,. "Christine" ( 1983, Sulpense) i0'9 "The Victors" ( 1963. Ch ma)
by Chrlatopher Atkins, Kevin Dobson. Keith Gordon, John Stockwell. Baaed on George Peppard. George ~on. An
M•Mllous Marvin Hagler, Mark Harmon. Stephen Klng's novel. A high IChool misfit American Infantry platoon tr~ ttwouah
Thomes Hurns. Telma Hopkins. Joan buys~~ restores a 1958 Plymouth. una-post-World War II Europe. (2 twa.. 45
Van Ari! and George Wendt In this annual ware 11 s possessed by a demon that will min.)
fund.raller to benefit the disabled. ( 1 hr ) jealoUsly protect. him and deelfoy any e ITM llMCll Guests: Glofla Loring.
1-onalmAY ~oelYed threat. A' (1hr .. 50mln.) Hoyt Ax=~ (1 hr.)
• MmT'IML Los Angeles Clippers CIJ .. "Racing With The Moon" ~ M --111DW The eonw-
at Phoeni• Suns (2 hrs ) ( 1~. Romance) Seen Penn. Elizabeth dian returns with sketches aspiring come-
• .. "The Day 01 The Locust" McGovern. In late HM2. just before he's dians and suq>rise guests.'
( 1975, Orama) Donald Sutherland, Keren scheduled to leave for boot c.mp, a teen-Cl)..,....._
B&acil. Based on the novel by Nathanael ager from the wrong aide of the track• CH) .,. "Harry And Soo" (HMM. Ora·
Weal. In 1930s Hollywood, an assistant tails In love with the new glr1 In town 'PG' ma) Paul Newman. Robby Beneon. A.-
set dealgner tries to capture on canvas the i! tw., "e min.) cen11y fired from his job, a man fec:ee true-
symbota of corruption and fatal lllusk>n CZl .. "Harry And Son" ( 19&4, Dr• tration and tries 10 get his son to enter a
that petVede hit community. (2 tn) IM) Paul Newman. Robby Beneon. A. 1espec1able profession. 'PG' (1 hr., 57 • M .._~A flOlnWr fll M centty fired from his lob. a man facet frua-min l Ulmt O.vld Altenbofougti el(J)k>res great tratlon and tri. to get Na IOfl to enter a CO -.AT t 1 • c• cm..,,
rlveB of the WOfld, Including the Amazon, respectable Pf°*"°"'~· (1 hr · 57 (0) .,_ "Playgirl" (1962. Orama)
and the varieties of life found In them. Q 1m1n.i_..__ I II• Veronica Hert, Samant.hll Fox. A weelthy
{j hr,) • --• • 11 patroness distributes her "favors" to...,...
• mAT :mo•rnca "Dence In • •-•--Spencetbecomes eral men with hei publisher·huaband'•
Ame<lca: The Taylor Company, Recent •..pciol• wt*1 he hlan the voice of a consent, but falls in love with a rival writer.
O.nces" Three ot choreographef Paul ~ '*9dglng her ICMt fof him. i_! hr .. 23 min.)
Taytot'1 div8fse works are performed: ~ .. ''The Grey Fox" ( 1982, Weal· Cl) llOWI "Slumber Party MaSMCte"
''Mercuric Tidings." "Snow White" and ern) _Richard Fameworth, Jaclcle .Bur· ( 1983. Horror) Ml~hele Mlchaelt, Robin
"Suntet." ( t hr.) rougtie. Released ener 30 v .. rs In Pf1son. Stllle. High school gltl& have a llumbet ~ ... "Smotley And The Bandit Part a notorious stagecoach bandit flndl popu-party while a killer Is on a rampage In the
3" ( 19'3. Comedy) Jackie Gleason. Jer· larity among the people In the Canadian neJghbol'hood. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.)
ry Reed. Sheriff Buford T. Justice mis-wilderness ~n ~ embarks on a train-(%).,. "Tigers And Llpetlck" ( 198')
takn a.tua 40f the Bandit and pursues robbing spree. PG ( 1 hr .. 32 min.) SytV!a Krts1el. Laure Antonelli. ( 1 hr .. 30
him throughout the South 'PG' ( 1 hr .. 25 -· CO. W Deni encl Jeck bo9rd a min.) min) cruise ship to ralee flJf\da to help-ltarvlng , .,., (II)... "Forblddef'I" ( 1985. Orama) children and prevent radlc• trom pur· tW ~TUCU
Jacqualine Bluet, Jurgen Prochnow In Chasing w..pone tor tetrorlst aetMtlea. ( 1 1W ....... ~
WQfid War II Berlin. a wealthy Chrlltlan hr.) ... ,..,_,.
atleiocret f•lll in love with a Jewi.h writer 8 • _.. Hunttr trelll Molltm to • .-. '9 lllf 11 Vldeoe Dy
end becomet lnvoMd 1n the undefground mobtttr'• ~ •tatt and flndl thlt 8elty htka Khan. George ltnaon. Wheml,
eff0t110 emugg1e Jewe out ot Nazi Genna· and OM OM .,. belna hekt l'loe1age Slave. Ollie and Jflny. c.toe de .-.
l Q (1 hr .. 13 min,) there. 'a£.2 Of 2) ( 1 ht.J hoatt from Juetlne'a. ( 1 tw., 30 min.) -.. .,.,,..°'m" 11983. eoienc· 11 1 •-Q Ion. ) ChrlltOPher Welken. Natalie . ~ !.. "°". LOllll CtrY mutt .. "Audrey Aoee" ( 1t77. HotrOI') Wood. A merrltd cQU919 tri. to keep a protect ..,..., • -when l*N to '9Unlte a Marlhe MMon. An"'°io,= A ee» IP9C6llY dallONd deVlce. which allowt a young min with NI'°'"* !WM 00 awry pie IMrnt thtt thelt Y°""8 ~ to elCpe(tence the eenaatlon• felt arid ~ a:.,a. Q ( 1 hr.) dluQhttr le the rtinOlrnetlon o4 a chld
by enother. from mlllt•r.y and ln<MCrlal • ...,.. ~ Hott Pat killed In a fiery auto Cfaatl. (2 M.) Wii,;.~~hr _..,min.) Boone and coho91 ....,.,.,. -.,. joined CC> .. ''""-0r...-· (1113, Dt'emll) u.ru.ra by Ctlrlltopher Atklnt. KM'I Dobeor\. Alt>ert Finney. Tom Coun.nty. A 11Mtt.
• 111 U Kat• and Alllaon MatveloUS Marvin THeglef. Metta Hermon. couragea and flan.,. an 8Q1no. peranc>'d
thet tt-tr father (Donnelly Thomas Heema. elma HOplc'lna. Joan actot Into gMng yet enot"9f piirbmance
Rhodia) la planning 10 visit them. but IOY Vf/fl Ark and c::-~ Wendt In..,_ anriuel n Klng Ltaf In • tounng theetric:al com-
turna to eorrow when the twins learn of the fund-taller.·· ... -. c~ Iv ' 58 .... , on.going ~ between their tither and • .. "The Strenge Love Of Martha ~ m twrs" ( 19'6. Orame) "Batbara Stanwyek, tw ... "-• W • A-. Ma t<lrk Douglas. A married -.oman la Ylctlm-TNt portraft o4 the ~ v &·
.. ..... Ind by a childhOOd~te who rol Flynn lnCtudee Int.,._ ..,. MklUy
• An tteotroolc VOfSion of lhe watd'led her kill her aunt. 2 tn. R~. Oevld Ntvtn. .Jotvt ~
OI Chattel Moffet. Alfwolf'• creator, 11.,.•n IM.WAT • M Ralph ~and lonMJ _,_ ~ :::":., ~f ::::.!'.l .. "1:1""' If.:'--.,. •• ,... _;c-i...;"' .. ..:,e~-'"~"'"c •m. n~tm (A 1 hf ) -·-·-SuepenM) C .. ude Akins. hetno. e _, Samlmltat•Older Cl) a_. S d M 2 .. aa1t. -....., t<ette 1n meny wa'fL lnclud•no dating (IJ) MT_,.• Tht elnoer un ey, arch ~. 1..,..,, ...
deep-sea dMng wt'lie avoiding .... ene-
L_~~~~~~~~~~tgl(l.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~miesiae2 N~Q ~~~~~-I abaafd •en.we * (2 "''·· 15 mn.) specuiy demigriecf ~. which a1ows a e ..,. I I llit ~ "9YChlC person to experience the sensatJOOI tell .,. "Emanuele On Teboo 1919nd" Y~ (1 tv J by another. from m6taty and tnelJ6tnal ( 1977. Orama) Laura GemMf A young
COi I W mlY NCAA OMliot1 I ~oupL 'PG' ( 1 tv .. ~ms\ , man IS casl ashore on e tt<>Pic* •nd °'8~ Game. trom Oelra-c (R) .. CD) .... &w-ning Snow'' (No Date and meets a sensuous young WOfl'WI 'A'
.. "Exposed" (1979, Cclmedy) AGM) (ftw.1Smn) {_1tv ,25min.)
Jann LeM. Kttty Shane A former •dlM-·1---WD~
moY1e ''ar IS blackmeiled into INking one ft1W• • •.,. "The Don Is Dead" ( 1973. Ora· last picture 'R' ( 1 hr , 20 min ) (!) ....... ,..,_ ~ I'\,,, F i=....,
l lULllTA11:•t•l_,OPM.. .. .. Forty"8econd Stteet" (19J3 ma) Anthony vv<M. redel'IC rvirest -_,TUC&t Mullcal) ~Y K9elet. Oidc Powel Great -When a Maha chieftain dieS, • maSSNe
at1 .,. "Kansu City Bombef'' ( t972. ambition drN9s • pre>ducef to put on a and far-reactung pawer struggle 91VPts
()fama) RaQuef Wetctl, Kevin M<;Certhy Btoadwsy musical amd emociooal lur· among opposing syndicate fam11les vying
A .voman faces l)f<>t>lemS With her team-mol. (2 tn) '°' contrOI (2 hrs.)
mates and her managers wf\de cllrnbeng 19 00 .. "Lone Wotf McOuade" ( 1983. 1= "Hot Dog .. The Movie" ( 198~.
the top in the rollef·dert>y circuit (2 hrs . Adventure) Chuck Nort1$. Dal/Id Ca1ra-•Comedy) OaY•d Naughton, P•trick
15mn.) dine. A Texas Ranger use51\15 mart..i ens Houser An ldahO farm boy, pantcipatlng
-· .,. "Bllfld Man's Bluff" ( 1970. skill to end en arms smuggling e>pefatlOO 10 8 freesl)"e gkitng competition. finds ro-
Mygtery) Tooy Franc~. Susan Saint 'PG' (1 tw., •7 ITW\.) mance and fun, as well as a rivalry with
James A district attorney vows revenge ~-IOOIT the re.nmng Austrtan chamn.nn 'R' (1 hr . on the man ..no maimed l'llS wife and W -1llClll .., .,.... .. ~u$8d ~s t>hndne&e ( 1 hr • 30 m.n ) d ... "Cen She Bake A Cherry Pie?" 36 min ) rJ).,. "Reckless 0.Stegard" (1985, (1963. Comedy) Katen Bia<*. ~id'lael a.•_,. "Red C>Jsr· I 1932. Romance)
Ofama) Tes10 Harper, LesJ18 Nielse<I A Emil. A neurotic dM:>tc:ee stiM emotlONlty Clar1( Gable. Jean Harlow A plantatlOO
11oretron1 lawyef defeoos a doctor wnose at\aehed to her ex-husband begtnS an un· I01eman causes many l)foblems with his
reputatoon has beefl rUtned by an wwesh-certaiA romance with a sel1-<:.entered. con-unwise cl'IOtce of lcwers ( 1 hr • 30 rTWl )
gat,.,,e TV reporter'• ''O<Y alleglng hts in-lwmed l:>eCN9tor. 'R' ( 1 tv . 30 min) .,. "The Sting II" ( 1983, Orama)
.;CJlvement 1n an Illegal prescription-drug we .. ''Reed To Bait" (1953, Corne-Jacioe Gleason. Mac DavtS. An ••p«•· ~rall()(I (2 hrs) dy) Blog Crosby. Bob Hope Show busl· eoced con artlSI trleS to scor11 big With the
rZJ .,_ Bra1nst01m" (1983. Science-neu personalit• become lrWol\led with help of a fellOW peddlef 'PG' (1 tv . 42
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mon )
-I .. ___ •••1111•1YLA:VlllOI ~ 18 ..,..... CZ> _,. "The Hotel New Hampshire" rp (198•. Comedy) Jod• Foster. Beau
Ff omPace 2 ·1--ucml,_MCOT ... ~ __ Tlmncbay __ _
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30 Sunday, March 24, 1985 we~
8'tdges Based on the book by John Ir·
v1ng An eccent11c New England lamily un·
de<ps changes as 1t sets up hotels en
<ltferent locales. 'A' ( 1 hr . SO min )
M 8 ..:A: Cflffll&n •cm. •OO .,. "Max Dugan Returns" ( 1983.
Comedy) Marsha Mason, Jason RobardS
A widow's ne·er·d<>-well lather. wno aban·
doned her When She was a child of nine.
shows up with a bad heart condition and a
suitcase lull ol 1ll·go11en money 'PG' ( 1
hr . 38 min.)
-~ UlmllM. TIUnm(Camt)
(!S = '.'National Lampoon'a Cle• Re-
union" ( 1982, Comedy) Ge<rlt Gr•ham •
Mrchael Lerner. A motley group of al\Jf'nni
gels together lor an UtlUIUal tOtt.-yeer
high school reunion 'R' ( 1 tv . 25 m.in.)
-· _,. "The Road To Rio" •HM7.
Comedy) Blng Crosby, Bob Hope The
hYes of two musicians teke a tUfn b the
better after they stow eway on en ooeen
liner (2 hrs ) • •1C1U•1••n1•am-~Mm•11 . ... "Navy Blue And Gold" (1937,
Comedy) Robert Young. Lionel Bar·
rymore i'tv" Mi6or1 experience love •nd
•°"'9rl1Ufe in the Navy (2 hrs.)
•• ... ''Second Chance" (1963. Or•·
ma) Rober1 Mitchum. L~ Oemefl A
lighter tatles a tour of SOuth Americ. in
hopes of f0tgetling the fight if'I which he
accldentally killed a man f 1 hr , 30 min ) I ':. "The Riddle Of The Sands"
{1980. Adventure) Michael VOtk, Simon
MacCorklndale To prevent • Gefmtn In·
Yasion ol England In 1901, two Bfltilh
friend& set off for the high Mal. ( 1 hf .. 38
min)
... "RalN The Titanic" ( 1980. Ad·
Yenture) Jason ~rdl, Rlcherd Jorden
A daring crew ot Mt explOrert recea
eg.inst • ~liln teem «> teeOVtf the
Ytlulbi9 COflltnfl of the suMtf'\ OCMtl
llnt< In a de_ngetOUI mluion 'PO' ( 1 hf .. 5• mtn l
By JERRY BUCK ,,,, .............
LOS ANGELES-ft be&an with "M09CI
-The' Lawaiver." a bibfical .$J)Cctacular
telecast over a lcisurcll six weckS'in 1975.
Thencame"Jesus o Nazareth," "Marco
Polo"' and the currtnt .. A.O .. " completina
a tril91y on the development of Judaism
and Christianity.
But Vincenzo Labella says he bad no
grand d~ian when he bepn producina
historical melodramas 10 years ago. 0 The
desian came as I wor1'cd,:· he says ... Each
thing I did opened nevi doors."
If everything works out. this summer
Labena will return to Nont{ Africa for
"Above the Eagles." which takes the atory
to the reian of Constantine. who n\9de
Christianity the rcliaion of the Roman
Empire.
The 12·hour "A.O .. " which NBC tele-
casts over fi ve nights beginning next
Sunday. tells how Christianity took root in
the Roman Empire despite the efTons of
Emperors Tibcnus. Claudius. and Nero to
crush it. ·
Like Cecil B. ~Mille. Labella offers an
all-star cast and plenty of spectacle. But
Labella. a former professor and Roman
histonan. puts historical accuracy at th£
SOAPS •.. _,.rom...,e3
Poovy on ''Gomer Py lo.··
Nicholson is excited about SFT'1 n~
writina team. Paal Ma7er and S..,._.
8rHloe. Bra1lton knows all about writlna
. for aC1ors: she appeef'!d as Tara Manin on
"All My Children." Braxton has done
d ialoauc for "As the Woirtd Tums" and
"Guidht& Liaht:' Mayer. of course. helped
create "R)"an's Hope."
Nicholson told us. "Search is aoina to
have lots of interesting families. mystery
and very little illness."
Look for a very romantic and traaic
marrillt' to take place on "All My
Children" this summer. Also on the
"Children" beat. what would summer br
withou1.a my5tery? .. Alf'My Children .. has
a humd1naer com ina up. Who giets it? We
won't tell -remember. ifs supposed to be
a mystery. But you can bel the mystery just
begins when the victim is found. Nearly
every Pinc Valley resident will be caqhl up
in the whodunit and why.
Speakina of mysteries. the gucstion on
('V('ry prime-time serial (an•t liDS: "II
Fallon comin1 beck to ·0yna1y·t· Well.
JU'lt as you all suspected. 11\e is. but not to
be playfd by Pamela Sue Manin ... GcncraJ
Hospital's"£-. ... • (Holly) hu tht
role in the teat0n'1 fiMk. No word on
wflc1her Samms wtll rrtum 10 .. l)yMecy''
ntll ICUOft, Sht miOt bt tapped for Wit
lhow"s ll)iaoft'. AIC'" and prod~ Aaron
Spdhns hl\'t '*" ........ about that
PIVJft111:w...a.,___
fOttfront.
During the making of his trilotY he has
obstrved modem historical parallels. Wan
broke out durina the filminaof"Moscs-
Thc La~ver.. in Israel and ••Jesus of
Nazareth in Morocco, just as the lands
were hit by strife in ancient times.
"~'!d while we were filmina ·A.O.' in
Tunis1a, the aovemmcnt decided to raise
the Price of bread by 120 ~rcent. .. he says.
"They ~ ~ids in which many, ;:.:J.
people were lulled. A curfew was im
There was a fear that Libya miaht use the
turmoil to invade Tunisia.
.. you sec how these historical stories
parallel.. with modem events. Durina the
reign of Oaudlus. the winter of A.O. 42-43
was marted by a terrible famine. There was
no pain in ROJM to feed the people. The
riots in Tunisia came to an end when
President Bourauiba went on television
and rolled back the price increase.
"History recorded the same thing hap-
pened with Claudius. He summoned the
Roman population to the Forum and mack
availabk all the arain and stopped the
riots." ,
Labella says that with MO!CS "those who
bel~ved in m iracles saw a miracle and
those who did not saw a strong leader."
,
''The same with Jesus," he says ... We did
not prescnt anything as d<>Jnla. We did not
attempt to ponray divinity. h 's imposs-
ible. Whenever we deal with the super-
natural we always leave the door open to
make many interpretations. I think as a
historian. (·have to tell it as well as possible.
And as a producer. I have to offer
entertainment My mission is not to
preach."
Labella was born in Italy, where he
tauaht Roman history in a university. but
~has lived in this country for many years.
Has daughter was killed in street violence in
Italy during the filming of ··Marco Polo.··
He says the idea of carrying the stol')
beyond the Crucifixion of Christ came up
as soon as he finished "Jesus of Nazareth ...
His next miniseries ... Above the Eagles."
will tell of the rcians o f Emperors Trajan.
Hadrian. Marcus Aurelius. Decius. Diocle-
tian and Constantine.
.. , would like to bring what I call m }
·cruise back into hislory' to a conclusion:·
says Labella. "I have had my tribulations.
The care I employ for accuracy has meant
problems. But it has had its consolations.
After'Marco Polo' 12 new boob on Marco
Polo were published and his own book was
rtissued."
SALES & SBVICE
WE CARRY
STANLEY
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New company wit
biogenetics can
Anticie>atlng a Silicon Valley-type· t~hnc:>loay boom in Oranae County,
sc1cnttsts and busineumen with tics
to UC Irvine have established a new
business designed to find practical ~pplicat~ons f~r recent breakthroughs
an aenet1c enganeerina.
Hoag Hospital honors Its
volunteer workers./ Al
Callfomla
So-called 'deviant behav-
ior' is more likely among
teens with a single parent·
or stepparent, a Stanford
study shows./ A5
Nation
Americana are living ·
longer and enjoying a
healthier Ute./ A3
World
The U.S. reportedly help-
ed tty Ethiopian Jews
from the Sudan to Israel
In a super-secret oper-
ation./ A3
Style
beJhowcased In homes
filled with English an-
tiques and ~tam ante
aculptures./81
Have a flaw on your face?
A cover-up cosmetic may
make It easier to face the
m lrror./112
Sports
A number of area girls
turn In fine performances
at the Mlaaion Viejo In-
vitational track meet./C1
LagunaBeach defeats
Woodbridge In the flnals
to win the Orange County
Volleyball Cham-
plonships./C1
UCLA triumphs over
Ftesno State, 53-43, In
the quarterfinal of NIT
basketball./C2
Entertainment
Comedies and villains are
usually long shots for the
Oscars./84-1
Bulneu
Newly appointed lluon
keeps South Coast Plaza
tenants In touch with their
landlord.Ill
INDEX
Erma Bambeck
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Business
Claulfled
Crosaword
Horoecope
Ann Landers
Opinion
Public Notlcea
Real Eatate
Sport a
Styte
Televtllon
Theatera
83
A7
A7
B7-9
01-8
C3
06
A7
A8
02
C5-7
C1-4
81-3
TVe'3-°I
usiness
Instead of the transistors and
computers chips spawned in the
Silicon Valley, the local business.
American Bioaenetics Corp., will use
biotcchno.togy techniques to ci:e~ue
commerccar uses for specialty
chemicals such as amino acids. or-
pnic acids, solvents. fuels and
biopolymera.
.. Cempariy officials say the world
markets for these products exceed $3
biUion annually.
Where w ould ' American
Bjo,enetics fit in? .~ ,
As an example. company officials
point to ethanol. a fuel now produced
from arain in a costly process.
Biogenetics representatives say they
may be able to design micro-
cqanians that could produce this
fuel from chea.;e,, inedible~.
'pretervina the pain for bt,aman and
animal consumP.tion.
The founders of American
Bioaenetics describe it as the first
t>iotcchnoloay spin-off of UCl.
-Thouah pretent and former UCI
administrators and rnearchen are
involved, the firm has no format
business linb with the university.
"We can be viewed as a profi~ble
-N~o pi:ogr.ess_;tn~. ____._._
contract talk$;
-suit threatened
By USA MAHONEY
Of ... o.llr .........
The Laguna Beach school district is
no closcrto settling a contract dispute
with its non-teachinf emplo)'ees de-
spite a day-long mediation effort this week. · -
"h was a lesson in futility." a
i;ueanencd blrlda Bunen-saidefttw?
Tuesday session. No progress was
made toward resolving the nearly
year-long talks, said Bunon, presi-
dent of the district chapter of the
California School Employees As~
sociation.
custodial positjons in· favor of an
outside contractor. T hat action, she
contends, was illegal.
School district officials have de-
clined to discuss neaotiations while
they are continuing.
Contract language guara11teeiftcjob
security to the approximately 38
..secretarial food saYicc -.And l>t.b«..
non-teaching and non-adminis-
t rat i vc cm ployccs still working for tt,c
district continues to be at issue,
Bunon said.
The association wants to make
contracting for jobs usually held by
district-hired work.en a..: neaotiable
item. she said.
And. while Burton says school
district negotiator Jack Parham bu
been willing to amend the pertinent
The school district and association
have agreed to meet with mediator
David Hart from the Public Em,.
ployee Relations Board once more to
see if he can unlock their mutually ~~~~-:--::---t-4.leclared-impas~i<:h-+he ~~~~11:o11f!':~-o~ ~!::;fy the mediation session is set for April 18.
If the conttact remains unsettled,
said Bunon. the association will . .
association. "The langtJllle t~ propo~ leaves room for loopholes.
(Pleue Me DIPAMS/ A2l
Residents plne for thelr trees Loan OK puts pier
in·to. homestretch By ROBOT HYNDMAN
~-..., .......
The Newpor1 Beach City Council
Monday wi ll d iscuss the fate of pine
trees in Corona del Mar. some of
which have been targeted for re-
moval.
A few of the pine trees were
removed this week after city workers
determined their roots were cracking
sidewalks and curbs. creating safety
problems.
· But residents in the community
have argued that the city's policy
should be to replace the cracked
s;dewalks rather than remove trees.
some of which are more than SO years
old.
At the residents' request. Coun-
cilman Bill Agee said he would
introduce the matter at the councirs 2
p.m. study session in City Hall.
"I think the city should make every
efTon to save a mature tree," Agee
said. "But when there's a problem
with it falling over, or encroaching on
.the.street. they have to be removed."
.' A similar concern came up about a
month ago. Agee said. when city
workers cut down trees that were
presenting a safety hazard to ped·
estrians.
At the City Council's req uest. park
maintenance workers were instructed
to obtain the homeowner's per ..
mission before removing a tree in
front ofa houSC'.
That policy. Agee says. should be
(Pleue eee TREES/ A2)
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .... o.lly Net .....
Huntington Beach officials ap-
parently have entered the ho me-
stretch in their controversv-
strewnjoumey to finish construc-
tion on the city pier after obtain-
ing a loan of $275.000 from the
state Coastal Conservancy.
The money will allow the
construction of a 3.000-squarc-
foot. copper-roofed. two-story
building at the end of the P.ier. A
fast-food restaurant will be
located on the bouom floor. The
second floor will co nsist of a
meeting room the city can rent
out for weddings, receptions and
other public ~ses.
. (Pleue .ee PIER/ A2)
food. dance and eoaa. At.oft, a IJ'OaP el
c.~pret1enttnc liaD d••••tirtitllil • dance wllUe, at left. Btlle~
Travet
WMtMr
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Girl Scoata 10 International
Bnnnale ud Jwal• Olrl llcoat troope fnm
Newport Iliac~ weat Mtlft at tbelr la•·
aatloaal Pair ...... ,. dr1~ la co.-
tame ~ otlaer ooaatrl• 1'2 .... A•••• 4 . tipe...-.A........._~ -----..
Local grOups do their part for Statue of Liberty
Students collect cereal box tops to aid -
nationwide reconstructtOf! campaign _-
worked since February to reach its ~.!tpirtdby a social studies unit on
1mmi.,..nt for whom the lOl-ycar·
old statue symbolilcs ffftdom and
promitt, the tudent, on11nall}' in-
tmdcd to donate money 10 the effort.
Sullivan satd. But when she rtte1vcd a mailer
outhnint Kcllog's pro&ram. her ,,u.
dents voted to coll«t 11'( cardboard
roupons.
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I I
l Newport Boulevard cruh I eo.ta .... puamedica attend to one of
• tlaree Ylctlma of a two-car tranlc colllalon
: tlaat occurred at the lntenectlon . of Fair
I Drift and Newport BoaleY&nl at aboat 8 : 15
. 8atuday morat.nc. Two of the Ylctlma
report:!:h were taken to Fountain Vall:I Comm ty Hoepltal; the other wu 111811
to Hoa& Memorial Hoepltal. Tiie n••• of
the victim• and lnformatlon on their
lnjurln were unavailable Saturday .
-'
· 1 J!!!P, IN HO.MESTRETCH •••
I 1 Work on the building by the
; Kropfli Construction Co. of Long
I Beach which was awarded the I S33SJ9&job last month, is scheduled
• to be finished by Sept. I.
• The pier, damaged extensively in
the March 1983 winter storm. was
}upposed to be finished prior to last
•ummer's Olympic Games in Los
An1eles but has run into one &lay
after another.
'~ At one time a clash broke out
:•between people who wanted to keep
the pie"r simple and others who
:wished to tum it into a money-
nmaking ven ture.
The project encountered fu nher
-delayswhen pierreinfOTCemenrwork 1pr9ved to ~ insufficient for the
bu1ld1ng plans.
The loan, approved last week b}
Coastal Conservancy officials meet-
ing in Chula Vista. is actually the
second the city has received from the
state organization that is dedicated to
coastline enhancement.
The conservancyoo8rev1o usly
loaned the city $I SO. . The city
must pay off the loans in I 0 years at
an 8.86 percent interest rate.
The loans will bring costs to repair
the pier and build the two-story
building to about SI. I million. ac-
cording to City Engineer Les Evans.
An insurance policy prov1~d
$425.000 and the Orange Counly
Supervffim provid~d a $200:000
grant.
Senate race get.
going on Coa•t
By T~e Associated Preti
Seven prospective candidates for
the Republican nomination for the
U.S.Senatein 1986allcon~ona
cof'I vent ion of Republican activists in
lrvme Saturday, but the best-known
GOP candidates sidestepped a sched-
uled joint appearance.
Those who appeared turned it into
a forum for criticizing of Democratic
incumbent. Sen. Alan Cranston.
Three of the seven GOP hopefuls
-Assemblyman Roben Nar.lor and
Reps. Dan Lungren and Bill Dan-
nemeyer-held a relaxed, joke-filled,
joint news conference.
A founh Senate contender, state
-~ii. Bill Campbell, attended but did
not panicipate because, he said, he
has not formall y entered the race.
But the three best-known can-
didates -state Sen. Ed Davis. Rep.
TREESTXRGETED-:-:-. ---Bobbie Fi edlerand ecormmtsrA:nhur
Laffer -each for a different reason
decltned the invitation of the
grassroots C~hfornia Republican As-.. rromAl ,,
.r But residents. including Jim and
i>atty McDonald and Mike and
, · tinday Chandler, say all the trees m
~ the community sho~ld be preserved
• because they prGv1de shadt:. and
' natural beauty tQ the neighborhood.
•• They and others intend to present ~Jheir views at Monday's meeting. C Ron Whitley. the director of the
j.~~y·s Parks, Beaches and Recreation rpanmcnt. says the tree removal is
....
The cracked sidewalks kad
in1u ries and they. in turn. lead to
lawsuits against the city. Whitley
said. Several of the suits have been
costly to the city of Newpon Beach.
he added.
The current tree removal project in
Corona del Mar is intended to
precede an extensive repair of the
community's sidewalks. curbs and
gutters .
The n val candidates agreed that. in
their view. Cranston wounded
himself poli11cally with his presiden-
tial campaign last year and is out of
step with a more conservative Cali-
fornia voting population.
Among other points of agreement:
the GOP field will probably be
narrower than the current seven
hopefuls by the lime filing opens for
the June 1986 primary.
i! GENETICS BUSINESS BORN ••• i FromAl .
; chancellor at UCI. briefed reponers investors:l'nclud1ng Richard J.
' ·Thursday at the new company's O'Neill. t"e well-known Orange ~rvine quarters. formerly occupied by County rancher and developer.
•Nelson Research. (Coincidentally. O'Neill is serving as direc tor and r Nelson just moved into a new facility board chairman of American ~ on the UCI campus.) Biogenetics. Richard P. Hausman.
~~ Regarding the much-heralded co-founder and former board chair-
t'biotechnology fi eld, Hoiberg ad-man of Allergan International. 1s an
~itted that "much of its early adviser to the new company's board.
, -'promise has not been fulfilled.'' Hoiberg decl ined to sa} how much
He attributed this failure to too money has been pumped into th e new
• much emphasis on research and too business. But he claimed 11 was not , little on development -the business d'ffi I Ii d I d' • side of biotechnology. He predicted a 1 icu t to in investors. me u mg one who claimed he missed the more even division of priorities at plastics and computer booms and ·~American Biogen6tics. vowed n o t t o o v e r I o o k ~ .. • "We don't view ourselves as scien-biotechnology. >.~tists in an ivory tower:· Hoiberg said. Researcher Hatfield said company :-"We see ourselves as an industry. and we're here to make a profit. We're scientists will try to create "gen<!'lic
• aiming at products 1n high demand in cassettes" that can be plugged into
• existing markets." cenain biological processes so that
The scientific know-how 1s being producll\ 1ty 1s increased. a less
provided by G. Wesley Hatfield. expensive food suppl } 1c; required or
·.;(ii rector of UC l's Gene Resea rch and scarce products are produced in larger
.. Biotechnology Center. and Harris S. supply.
Moyed. who founded the Depan· Hatfield said the new organisms
ment of Microbiology at UCL Hat-produced by the s:ompany can be
Mield, Mo yed and Hoiberg developed patented, along with the process used
the concept of the company a year to create them. Licensing or joint
;tgo. venture arrangements will be made
• Financing has come from private wi th other firms that can put these
new organtsms to commercial use. he
said.
The new compan y is being
launched with about six employees
and a goal of two marketable products
by the end of its first year.
Hatfield said he belteves American
Biogenetics will pave the way for
other companies to emerge from the
research labs of UCL He said it may
lead to a biotech boom in Orange
County.
··vou have to put a seed in to son of
crystalize things." he said. "It's a
mushrooming thing.''
After an opening day reception,
company offici als were prepanng to
secure their lab and begin the less--
than-glamorous work of manipu-
lating invisible molecules that must
be tracked with radioactive tags.
Many of the new company's
furnishings are hand-me-downs from
earlier tenants .
But American Bio$enetics presi-
dent Ho1bcrg said hls team takes
pride in usihg a. conference table
previously owned by Allergan and
Nelson Resea rch, two successful busi-
nesses. .
"We rub it for luck." Hoiberg said.
Dr. G. We.ley Hatfield (left) and Rlclaud J . O'Neill dUcue
btoeenettc tecbnlqan ln the company lab.
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Maauda llldclle School atadenta Darren
DrellhaC· Janney Jallan, Mike Dan.lei,
Jenn.lier Curbey, Ryan Klnkaln and
Manha N&aren and thelr boz topm.
BOX TOPS FOR LADY LIBERTY ...
From Al
They asked neighbors to save box
tops, purchased a newspaper
advenisement and placed a poster
with a recepticle beneath it in a pizza
parlor, student David Dardis said.
So far. the Masuda sixlh·graders
have ~mered 210 box tops, 280 shon
of their goal. They ha ve also donated
S60 of their own money. accord ing to
12-year-old Christy Read.
Under the agreement. Kellogg's
will donate $50 to the $230 million
renewal program, provided the
schoolchildren collect 500 box tops
by the April I deadline, Christy said.
The cereal company will contribute
$200 fo r 1.000 box tops and $250 for
5,000 coupons. though students and
teacher alike doubt they will reach
either plateau.
"It's . patriotic. it's supponing the
country and it's supponmg the com-
munity ... we stress that a lot," said
Sullivan, referring to her pupils'
project. As a result. Sullivan hopes
her students will better appreciate the
imponance of objects and events
occurring outside their personal ex-
perience.
The)'. have already gained txposuce.
to children coming from diverse
backgrounds. Sullivan said. adding
that Afghan and Polish-born chil-
dren. in addition to those from Hong
Kong. Vietnam and elsewhere. attend
Masuda Middle School.
Those wishing to hel p the save the
Statue of Libeny ca n send box tops to
Masuda Middle School. 17415 Los
Jardines. Fountain Valley. CA 92708.
Or call 963-8359.
BIKERS ••.
From Al
$7.000 more 1n cash donations plus a
van tough enough to make the trip.
Tickets for Monday's fund-raiser
cost $7.50 and may be purchased at
the Sail Loft door.
IMPASSE IN LAGUNA DISTRICT •.•
P'romAl
Language suggested by association
negotiators leaves no chance for
differing interpretations. Bun on said.
Their wording would guarantee "if
one person leaves. another person is
hired." she said.
Right now. the school district only
has to notify the association I 0 days
before it contracts for services. So far.
bus drivers. mai ntenance workers
and some custodians are contract
workers.
Clyde Lovelady. the distnct's busi-
ness manager, has more than once
maintained that the district has cut as
deeply as it catt into the non-teachina
ranks. He scoffs at the idea that the
district plans to eliminate so-ealled
classified workers by replacing them
with Kelly Girls and a food-service
firm.
Moncley·l'ttdlly n you CIO
not ~ 10"' ,,... 11'1
$ 30 p "' Clll Dt!Or• 1 0 "' _, "°"" OOC>1 .. oe ...lld
Bu_t. if that's so'. B1;1non argues. why
not give the assoc1at1on the protective
language it desires?
Burton says she is not optimistic
about the next mediation session
although she credits Han with trying
his best. "He really tried. I give him
credit: he worked hard." Bu non said.
Association negotiators will meet
before the session to make a plan of
action. she said. But Burton pretty
well r:ejectcd. the next stage toward
breaking an impasse -fact finding.
"I think it's a waste of time," she said.
Instead, the anoctation will prob-
ably ask the state CSEA to help it
pursue liti .. tion challengina the
school district's custodial contract
Burton said. ·
State codes aoverning school dis-
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tncts only all ow contracting for food
service and data processing, Burton
believes.
But Bob Reeves. director of busi-
ness services for the Orange County Dc~rtmcnt of Education. says it is
possible to contract for custodial
help. Reeves said he would have to
know the exact circumstances in
order to determine if the Laauna
Beach school district had violated the law.
hool distnct officials last year
hired a building maintenance firm to
replace all but five of 12 custodi1n1
fo rmerly empto1cd by the district.
Contractmg tor services is less
expensive than paying insurance
costs and other benefits to district
employees. Lovelady has saKI.
• •
Paa' Am strlJ&ien reach
tentat1Ve Nttlement ..
By 'he AIMelalH PHH
NEW YORK -Pan American World Airways reached 1 tentative
seulement Saturday with strik1na around workcn after 1 24-<lay walkout that h~h~ half the 1irlint's Oiahts, both sides announced. The apeement must be
1ubpi1t&ed 10 a ratification vote by S.800 members of the Transpon Workars
Union bcf~r~ they ca n come beck to work. neaotiaton said. The financially
troubled aarhne still races 1n April I strike dtadliQe set by its 6.000 ni1tu
atfendants. 1
lA:mericans are
liv~ng Ion
healthier ,,,
WASHINGTON (AP) -Hean'
attac k and stroke -two of the most
deadly killers in America -are in
sharp decl ine, the government said
Friday. and the third killer. cancer,
could be sharply lowered if more BclJroeden Nil their •to to Lite people quit smoking. · . . . . . . -tn-arrannuat-repon. the Depan-~ EW YO~K.-Art1fic1al hean rcc1p1ent Wilham J. Schroeder has sold ment of Health and Human Services th~ nghls to his life story cxclusivelY. to Life mapzine. the mapzine said said Americans are living longer and
Ff'!day. Termsofthe.,greem~nt wcren t announced. but the maaazinc's.science healthier lives. in large pan because of
editor, Jeff Wheelwnght. said the story would be the cover story of us Ma y ch anaes people already have made in cditi~n .. which is to be published in late April. "It's really their life story. their lifestyles.
cancer in the United Statts are almost
totally accountable to the use of
tobacco," .aid Or. James L. Mason.
acting as111t1nt secretary for ~Ith.
"If we eliminate the tobecco factor in
the United tales. it would be
declinint and in some cancers it wourct bt ltvel. ~;;......;..;._.t•...._ ..... ._~,_lllilil ... ~--
Among other health ~tandards,
infant monaht) continued to decline.
though at a ~lowing pace that worries
some.
Liie expectancy .. 91• IS
20
starting in late Novemb(r. when Bill goctinto the hospital." Wheelwright said. Deaths from heart disease -the
• nation's No. I killer -declined by 26
Life expectancy reached a new
high. again: a oewborn child can
expect to live 74.7 years. compared
with 47.3 years for a person born at
the turn of the century. And people
reaching thetr 65th birthday in 1983
could expect to live another 16.8
)Cars. In 1970. that figure was I 5.2
years.
Seven wounded bJ NY 6WJbattle
NEW YORK-Eight people were shot and a WQman was trampled early ~tu~day in an aner-hours social club during a gunblttle betwttn (actions of
1mm1grants from the West Indies. polioe said. The wounded. includinJ a
woman who was eight months pregnant but gave birth by Caesarean section
aner.the melee. were listed in auardcd and slablccondition at area hospitals. At
least two gunmen fired 28 to 30 shots about 6 a.m .. causing a stam~e among
SO!fle 300 people packed into the Superstar Club in the Bronx, said police Lt.
Michael O'Shea. "Most of tht-crowdJcfi cilhcr thrA\l&h the front door (and) a
number of people were known to have jumped out a second story window." O'Shea sai d.
Teachers take ba•lc skllls test
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. -Like the pupils they instruct. thousands of
Arkansas teachers hunched over school desks Saturday. No. 2-lead pencils in
hand, as they took a first-in-the-nation basic skills tt!t to determine whether t~ey .may keep their Jobs. ome stayed away. risking disciplinary action or
d1sm1ssal. but early reports from the 277 test sites across the state indicated a
boycott fizzled . The Arkansas Education Association. which called the test
humiliating. promised to defend boycotters in .court. although it denied encouraging a boycott.
Anahelm saapect hang• hlmaelf
NASHVILLE. Tenn_ -A man arrested on drunken driving charges and a~a~tt.ng extraditio~ to California on armed robbery charges hanged himself 1n
his Jail cell. authorities said. Charles Herbert Meeker. 23. of the Nashville
suburb of Madison was found hanging from bed sheets in his one-person cell
Friday afternoon. Sheriffs Department Chief Deputy Billy Lynch. Meeker was
arrested March 12 on a char~e of driving under the irafluence. Metro Detective
Randy Fowler said. A routine computer check revealed he was wanted in
Anaheim in connection with the Sept. 30. 1984. armed robery of four people in a parking lot.
CALIFORNIA
Police serve •arranm on balJ79ltfen
MANHATTAN BEACH -Law enforcement officials Friday searched
the homes of a woman who runs a baby-sitting service and three members of
'----IW"f'-fft."".,j l...,y...,allll8""Pt11111"frt of · · · · ·
tbe Manhattan Beach area. The baby-sitting operation is under investigation
because parents were reportedly referred to it by teachers at the now closed
Virginia McMartin Pre-School. The McMartin school's 77-year-old founder
and six former teachers arc accused of 208 counts of child molestation and
cons pi r&C).
Polaon mushroom• leave 3 dead, l crlt:lcal
AN DIEGO -Four undocumented aliens who ran out of food and
money ate wi ld amanita mushrooms. unaware they were extreme!) poisonous.
officials said . Three of the men died Saturday and the other one was critically
ill. Dead were Jose Ortiz. Luis DeJesus and Anastasio Rodriguez.
The fourth man. Jor$e Favela. was on a respirator in extremely cnucal
condition at Mercy Hospital in San Diego. and was not expected to surv1Ve.
said hospital spokesman Norman Greene. The hospital treated Ortiz. Luis and
Fa vela. and Greene said of the dead men. "The poison had spread throughout
the body affecting the kidney. liver intestines and brain." Rodriguez died at UC'
San Diego Medical Center. where he was undergoing kidney dialysis. said a
nursing supervisor.
Antl-porn measure face• ~ttle
LOS ANGELES-Los Angeles County's proposed anti-pornography law
has divided feminist groups. and county attorneys say it will fail in court. but
supporters hope supervisors will "exert leadership" and pass the n1casure. The
proposed law would allow those offended by pornograph y to sue its publishers
and distnbutors. claiming their civil rights were violated. A similar law passed
1n Indianapolis was struck do"'n last November by the U.S. District court for
southern Indiana as \ague and unconstitutional. The county counsel's office
predicted the same fate for the proposed Los Angeles law.
Sea lion•' poor health blamed on care
SAN DIEGO -Health problems among sea lions at the San Diego Zoo
were caused 1n part by faulty pumps and filters on tanks in a sea lion exhibit.
according to a federal report. For the past year. sea l!ons inhabiti~g pools
tx-hind the 100' Wegeforth Bowl have been plagued w1!h eye infect1~ns ?nd
skin lesions. said Frank Enders. a U.S. Department of Agriculture veterinarian.
At the same time. the zoo has been cited on several occasions for fa ilure to meet
the USO>\'s water-quality standards in those pools.
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Flght at aea Jeava boat adrift
SEOUL. outh Korea -A Chinese torpedo boat with six dead crewmen
aboard and two others "'oundcd.by gunfire was found adrift 1n the Yellow Sea.
in South Korean waters. the Defense Ministry said Saturday. Qualified sources
in ·oul and Tok)O. who poke on con~it1on of anonymity. said that .fighting
broke out when some sailors ought to defect. but South Korean officials said
the seamen were killed in a "simple brawl." The boat was towed to the island
ofHawandung. 46 miles we t of Kunsan. the Defense Ministry sa id. The two
wounded men were taken to a hospual for treatment. The Nauonahst Chinese
government on Taiwan offered them as)lum. Negotiations for the return of the
boat and crew were reported under way b(h\een South Korean and Chinese
officials 1n Hqng Kong.
Black• hacked to death ln riot.
JOHANNE B RG. uth frica -Se"en blacks were killed 1n new
rioting nturday, at least three of them hacked to death and burned by a mob
that su pcctcd them of working with the while-minority government. police
and wit nesses said. Police Col. Gerrie van Rouyen said a total of five blacks we~ found borMd 1n Kwanobuhle townshfp-outside t~ industrial city of
Uitcnhage. In a separate incident. police fired on a mob that attacked them in
Kwa1akhclc. outside Pon Elizabeth. killina two blacks. An eiahth black died of
wounds received Thur5da) when police fired on black marchers in Langa
township outside U1tcnhaac. ra1s1na the toll from that clash to 19.
percent between 1970 and I 983. the
department said. There were 188.5
deaths for ~very 100.000 people in
1983. down from 253.6 in 1970 and
307.6in 1950.
Deaths from stroke have plum-
meted by 48 percent.since 1970. HHS.
droru>ing strokes as a cause of death
from 1ts historic No. 3 position to
fourth on the list. behind accidents.
The exception among the top
killers is cancer. the No. Z cause of
death. which actually. has ri sen over-
all sine<: 1950. There were 132.3
deaths per 100.000 people in 1983.
slightly down from 133.4 in 1982 but
up from 125.4 in 1950.
HHS officials said advances in the
treatment and cure of many cancers
are ofTsct by the continuing rise in
lung cancers and other cancers at-
tributable to smoking.
"The increases in the prevalence of
"Progress 1s lhe word that best
defines and describes the health
status of the American people," HHS
Secretal)' Margaret M-. Heckler said
in her introduction to the report.
"There arc. of course. lags and
aberrations:-We certainly cannot rest
on our laurels."
But. she added ... It is clear from the
basic health yardsticks that the Unit-
ed States 1s moving in the right direction ...
Heckler attributed pan of lower
death rate for heart attacks and
strokes 10 better control of blood
pressure. less smoking. better diets
and more exercise
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U.S. aided airlift of E-thioi)ian Je~
Operation from Suda n to Is r ael so secretive
U.S . officials refu se to confi r m its existen ce
WASH INGTON (AP) -An
American-sponsored airlift of hun-
dreds of Ethiopian Jews from East
Africa to Israel reportedly was com·
~eted Saturday in an QJ>Cration that
.S. officials from President Reagan
refused to confirm.
In the three-day airlift. 800 Ethio-
pian Jews were Oown to Israel b)
C-130 Hercules. the New York Times
uoted unidentified administration
o ic1a s as saying.
The Los .\ngeles Times reported
200 may
have.died
in capsize
of ferry
DHAKA. Bangladesh (AP) -A
ferry ca psized Saturday in the Buri
Ganga River. and more than 200
passengers were feared drowned. a
lire brigade official said.
The ferry was carrying more than
300 passengers when it capsized in the
river about six miles west of Dhaka.
but about I 00 people managed to
swim ashore. the official told The
Associated Press when contacted b)
telephone.
The official. who spoke on con-
d1t1on he not be identified. said he
am"ed at the sc~ne shortl) after the
accident and aided in the rescue.
which was tcmporaril) halted be-
cause of darkness.
ea rli er that the Jews were loaded
swiftly aboard about 10 of the U.S.
transports early Friday at a refugee
camp in the Sudan and flown up the
Red Sea and across the Mediter-
ranean to Israel.
In Israel. mo.joined 7,.80CLolhcr
Ethiopian Jews nown secretly from
the Sudan in 1he lsraeli-tinanced
Operation Moses from Nov. 21 to
Jan. 6. T at · · ·
was denou need
League partners.
In Washington. State Department
spokesman Brian Carlson confirmed
Saturday that Sudan President
Gaafar Mohamed N1mein would
make a private visit to the United
States next month. He said. however,
the tnp could include talks with
government officials.
The New York Times reported that
Nimeiri would meet with Reagan at
the White House on Apnl I. It quoted
an uniden1ified adminis1rat100 of-
ficial as saying it was "obviously
convenient for Nime1ri to win some
point~ on. the Falashas:·
Falashas. an .\mhanc term that
means foreigner aod which the) find
derog.atOf'l.
U.S. officials refused Saturday to
confirm publicly that the 11rlift
operation existed:
"No comment." the psuidcnt told
reporters at the While Houte on
aturday afternoon.
Approval for the o~tion ca.mt
directly from the White Housey. and
groundwork for the airlift was laid
during a March 6 mcctin between
ice Press ent rsc
Nimeiri. the Los AnlCLcs Times l&id.
The Falasha.s, who often arc de-.. . ..
have been a persecuted minority in
Marxist Ethiopia.
A passenger who swam to safety
said th e fen) was caught in a storm
while en route to Dhaka from Chand
Pur. about 25 miles west of the
cap11al. and that it apparently col-
lided with some type of dredging
material.
The passsengcr. who also de-
manded anonymity. said rescue work
was hampered by bad weather .
Savings and loans reopen
Nearly 100 cuatomera atand ID line outalde
the -Molitor Sann&• a Loan Saturday
morning ln Deihl. a Cincinnati nbarb after
all of Ohio·• clo.ed •.tnc• and loam were
1tven permiNlon to reopen oa a llmlted
ba•i• Saturday.
First black woman in
U.S. Cabinet dies at 60.
\.\ .\SlllNCiTO (.\P) -Patrin a
Rohcrt'i Harns. a Pullman \\.a11er'c;
daughter "hose intellect and
plainspoken manner propelled he r to
t\\-O Cab1nrt posts in the Caner
adm1n1 str:rnon. died aturda~ of
cancer at the agr of 60.
Claire F1on. a spokeswoman for
Gcorse Wn hington Univers11~ Hos-
pital. said Hams died at 2: 11 a.m. he
had been admiued to the hospital on
Wednesday after a Iona battle "uh
cancer.
Harm ovcrtiun~ cri•ic1 m of her
lack of federal management creden-
tials and won praise for her firm style
as an aJm1n1stra1or \I.hale ~rving as
Pre 1dcnt C aner''i St'cretJrics of the
Hou ing and l rban De\ elopment
and Health Fducat1on and Welfare
dcpartml'nh lih e "a the tirst black
"'<>man l''er w a h1e\e cabinet rank.
.\ \\ J\htngton la"~cr \I.Ith long-
llml' 11c' to the Ocmocra11c Pan).
Harm un,urcc sfull) ought to run
1orma\orofthcc1t\ 1n 1982 and had
been tcal·hing law at George Wa h-
ington l 'n1,c~1t}.
he 1raduated fin.wn her cla s at
(,corgeto" n Ll n1\.ersity Law School
in I '>60.
Mothballed
Mighty Mo ~
back afloat
l O\lG BE.\C'H ( .\P)-The M\t~
1ih1p M1 soun. "'he~ the Japa~
urrl'nde"'d ·to end World War II.
llo:urd again turday after nearly JO
\Cars in mothballs. . .
The 58.000.ton ship. undeflC>ina a
$475 million rcfurb1shi"1 that ~II
I'' e 1t nuclear capabibties.. 1s 10 be r~ommmioncd in thcsprinaof 1916
to JOin the battf~hips New Jeney ud
Iowa nrtht"acttve fleet:-· :
ae::~~:.:::~':~!~,0 hc1plebanesc • Alleged air safety coverup probed
President Amin Gemaycl put down I pn>llt'lldi n:volt amona his fellow
Chns11ans. an offi(1al Syrian pokesman rtponed. In ·~~ther development
~s the ship left its drydock. its latf I
was a patchwork of areen ..,_
coating. faded gra) paint. streaks J>r
ru11t and bright -.ellow tarps. TUlboes
mo\.ed 11 to a pier where wor"\ -lll
ronunue
The 41-\t'ar-.old "Ml&hty Mo .. Md ~r\;cd as i noauna tanamart after:it
"a dccomm1 1oncd 1n I 9SS llltd
docked at Bremerton. Wash. h _,.. biitc Mo fe m leader N1b1h Bern blamed "lsraeh qcnts for the recent Spite
ofk1dnapp1nas offomaners 1n west Beirut. The MW Synan prom1te came after
ntuly five hours of mttunas 1n Dlmascus between Ocmaycl and ~t
Hafcz Assad. Gema)cl met J\ssad pnvately. then the two wcrtJOlMd by Vice
Pres1dmt Abdul-Hahm Khaddam. Syna's expcn on l.eblDOft, ad Fottip
Min1S1tt l'lrouk al huu
RetJred SalvadoraJJ reneral Mfiled
SAN .\LVADOR. Et Sal\;adOr -Thrtt aun~n on Situ~ 11'.'~t and
killed rel ired Gen. Jow .\lbtno Medrano. the fo'Under of a nabt-W1f\I V!IJlantc
&roup. wnnnws ~id The JUnmcn ~ere wa1tin1 1.n •'!'buth· lftd ftlN on
Medr'IRo's ur •~ 1t unved 1n front of a theater 1n san h·ador. lulhnt h1m
instantly. \1ud thcwitntllft. whouked not 10 bc1dcnt1ficd for fcaror~ta11
No aroup 1mmcd11t~I) C'la1med rt'\l)<>n!11b1ht Mcdnano. 60. WH •
contro,cD.al fiaurt in Sa1"1doran politic and wM cloo;cl) hn~ed "1th C'\lttm~
n1h\Uot ltOU~. • ; • . •
W.\~HINCITO {AP) -Th(' t RI
I\ tn\C'it1pt1ng nn ttllcacd CO\ crup of
"1olat1ons found 1n a federal IMP«-
uon at C'ont1Mn&al 1rhne l:m )t'3r.
CBS Nt9' "'poned Fnda)
icnafecant ponaons of a fct)
~pon'preparect b) FHeta1 A\J.allon
4dm1n11tr1tion 1n~on apparent•
l)'Wtteddcted from a final \tr11on b
oftk11ts in the •nc, ·, Los n cit
Offttt. tht MtWOR Sltd.
«ordina to the bro9cka\t rcpon.
the lud~r of lht 1n1P«t1on team
found "~nifkant onlbkm with Con·
11ncn\ll 1 Ptk>l cti«kout and tr.un1n1
procedurt
The nct~or~ uid Lanacton·, 1cam.
rondudcd '"" ··conrnlC'ntal d~
not. 1n our op1n1on. prt!tntl mttt
l('rt1fi<:at1on 'ltandard ...
The f-.\ \ in ~ton al rtponcd-
h "·nut 11cJ thC'1r bos\t~ at "c tern
rt11on headquarters 1n Lo ng lt
Th(')' "roic that the \upcr" 1 "' had ~n ··rem• 1n rondon1n1 the \ttu-
atmn."
Tht' lin.il 1n\pt\:t1on rcpon J1d not
l'Ontain the Lanadon h~am·~ th!'\'\'
pa C''i ol 'tolation\ and crit1C1'im
In tcaJ the th~c PllC ~ere com-
pre~~d into thrtc..qu.tnm or a pa
and the 1 nfit .. .lrH '1ola11on ""re
J\'IC'lcd , ( ~ ~Id
The nt't "or~ reportt'J th al
un,ldon 1-.rott' an an r) lew:r to
•
Tra"\P()rt1t1on · fl:l31'\ Eh1abcth
Dole on Jan 5. a 'U\inJ thr \\e11tcm
F.\\official o(dCKtonngthc 1n~pcc·
t1 n rcl)On
"I ron~1dcr thl·~ \'.hJn~l.'s an 1m-
pr pric\) and a C'O\Cr-up. Laf\ldon
\\r te He lakithc<han ~uho~cd "'a
la k of int nt anJ the ahu\C of
authorll\ :·
C ontmcntal offk1:il-. told C 8~ thctr
a11 hnc '~"a soate a<1 n) other carr11.•r"
anJ said the allc tton \t.Crc
non~n.
r c\ :pok~ man l)cnn1 r clJm n
dC'Chnl."J to ~tlOfirm the.• rcf)(.\rl or 3f'I rt\I 1n\ 1.."\ttSJ\hm· I k J1J . .,;i~ that
"there \\3~1'hH'O'crup' •
to~cd to lo"I Bc.ach last Ma). :
"M1uoun has oall 12 ycms bf
opmat10n behind btt. Capt. ~
1:.. Fink. rommandcr or Lona Beach
•"a _ atd rn a avy ncv.-
rt rqnscnts I )'OUQI "11p
~ nh Wt\,, 1btht) \hat IS IS CUfTCftt a
an~than .,'C'rt <ifttanana 10da1."
.\ new fuel S)$ttm and propcUer
\haf\ "''" improve the M15toUn'\ mancu,crab1lu~and allow n to travel
up to ' ~n t •
1 he 8-foot-lon,~Ulc w .. on is
cqu1rpcJ ~l\h nine 16-inch aun and
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van ... ReclcraTe. wboee father lllcbael Rectara•e died Tbanday. ap for a.car.
A wards mean very little
to oable channel V-i€wer-s
Diverse . movies
to,p5
choices
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(EDITOR ·s NOTE -Hollywood
is the film capillll of the world, riJht?
Welf. ii was oner. But in recent years
the best-picture Oscar has bttn
awarded to filmmakers outside the
Hollywood mainstream. and none of
the live films nominated for 1984 was
originated, finanttd aod produced by
a major Hollywood company.)
By BOB THOMAS •........• ,........,
LOSANGELES-lt'sOscartime.
and rarelr has the list of nominees for
filmdom sgolden statuettes.been
more diverse.
As in recent )ears. the best-picture
Oscar for 1984 may wellgotoa film
outside the Hollywood mainstream
when the Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences dispenses its
awards for ~e S 7th time Monday
night.
Nominees in the various categories
· Movies like 'Gandhi·
termed too refined for
home TV subscribers
ing fOLbesl picture at the Academy
Awards presentation tonight fit into
the elite category of .. G;\ndhi," a
movie that won immense critical
acclaim and swept the 1983 Academy
Awards but was too refined to attract
toward that acqutsition policy. ··The
price we're paying is greater than the
value we're getting," Scheffer sajd.
Scheffer said the most popular
movies on pay-cable over the next
year will be those that drew overflow
audiences to theaters in 1984. particu-
larly .. Ghostbusters" and "Beverly
Hills Cop.'' But he doesn't expect
them to be all-time pay-<;able hits
because they appeal to younger
peopie and pay-cable's audience -as
..we! as VCR ...vic..wers tend to be
older.
. range from the late Ralph Richardson
to Prince. from Pcsay Ashcroft to
Stev.ie Wonder. Also contending are
Woody Allen.John Williams.a
Swiss-made movie, a Russian
documentary and the makers of
monkey suits for "Grcystoke:-The
LcaendofTanan. LordoftheApts."
Two of the last three winners have
been films tbat could not find
sponsorshipamona the major stu-
dios: "Chariots offi~' and
··Gandhi." The same is true of one of
this year's major contenders, "A
Passage to India."
• "We tried every studio in town and
were turned down," says co-producer
Richard Goodwin. "Nobody wa.s
..
mass audiences on pay-cable.
By FRED ROTHENBERG .. Tootsie," which lost to "Gandhi"
",.....,..._....., in 198-'. was the most-watched movie
NEW YORK _ The executive on HBO in 1984. Sctteffer called
who buys movies for Home Box ··Tootsie" the quintessential pay-TV
Office predicts that last year's best movie. It was an American film with
films in the theaters-a-re-outstanding _an Aqierican st.at:. Dustin Hoffman,
but too high-minded to be this year's and an American sense of humor.
blockbusters on the ho me screen. Comcdi~ art favored by pay-TV
.. You'd almost _expect TV a~-because they re~at well.
black tie,"saysSteveScheffer. HBO's offer very few laughs: .. Amadeus," .. The Killing Fields," ··A Passage to executive vice president. Scheffer said the five films com pet-India," "Places in the Heart" and "A Soldier's Story." 9iiiiiiiiil Scheffer predicted that "Places in
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Field. would be the most popular of
the five with HBO audiences. "It's a
melodrama with a popular. re-
<;ognizable star in a rol~-people lilce,u
he said.
He ranked "The K.illin11. Fields"
and "A Soldier's Story" as ,.'the next
two most accessible stories for TV,"
followed by "Amadeus'' and "A
Passage to India." The last two run
longer than three hours. a disincen-
ti ve for some viewers.
Scheffer expects the fi ve nomi-
nated films all to be on HBO within a
year.
Because it invested in their pro-
ductions. HBO, or its sister service.
Cinemax, will have first-run ex-
clusivity with .. A Passage to India:·
··Places in the Heart" and ··A
Soldier's Story," as well as with
0 Ghostbusters." "The Natural,"
"The Karate Kid.'' "Starman" and
"The Muppets Take Manhattan."
Showtime-the Movie Channel.
HBO's biggest rival, has exclusive
ri&hts to "Beverly Hills Cop" and
"Footloose.··
Despite its wide assortment of
exclusive films, HBO is coo&ing
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Citing HBO's combined measure-
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popular movies in HBO's 12-year
history were .. Rocky." .. Jaws ... "The
Sting.·• "Officer and a Gentleman"
and "On Golden Pond." ··Tootsie'·
also was a Top 10 fil m.
Last year's best-picture nominees
were relative also-rans on HBO.
··very disappointing;· Scheffer said.
··Tender Mercies" and ·'The Right
Stuff>'111nked in the middle for fitms
shown on HBO in 1984. "The Big
Chill" did worse and .. The Dresser,"
which just began its pay-cable run.
has even dimmer prospects.
No HBO figures were a vailable for
··Terms of Endearment, .. which won
the Oscar for best picture in 1984 and
aired exclusively on Showtime-the
Movie Channel.
What's clear here is that many pay-
cable viewers are attracted by subject
matter. not necessarily critical ac-
claim. Some 1984 movies that fared
better on HBO than their notices and
box-office receipts would have sug-
gested were "Savannah Smiles:·
about a girl who runs away from
home and reforms criminals, and
"The Survivors.'' about two down-
and-outers who enroll in a survivalist
training camp.
.. Nominations mean virtually
nothing. awards mean virtually
nothing.·· Scheffer said. "Maybe win-
ning eight or I 0 awards would make a
margjnal difference."
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will in! to taJce a chaooc on David
Lean.' Thefameddircctorof"Law-
renccof Arabia" and "The Bridacon
the River Kwai" hadn't made a film
in 13 years, prompting the studios to
be.wa~·wasfinanccd-in
England.
Another contender for best picture
of 198~ i.s :.:.A.So.Jd ier'.s St~ry." Based
project was dropped by one studio ·
and picked up by Columbia Pictures
on the priviso ofa $6-million budget.
miniscule by today's standards.
··Amadeus." a hit play based o n the
lifeofMozart. was acquired by
producer Saul Zaentz ("One Flew
overt he Cuckoo's Nesf') who
bypassecl the Hollywood studios and
financed the film himself. ·~The
K.illinJ Fields,•• the story of an
Amencan reporter in war-tom Cam-
bodia. was produced and directed by
two Englishmen. David Puttnam and
Roland Joffe.
.. Places in the Heart." Robert
Bcnton·s reminiscence of his Texas
boyhood. found backing from Tri-
Star Pictures. a new company in need
ofa product.
None of the five nominated films
was originated. financed and
produced by a major Hollywood
company. This is further evidence,
some o~rvers believe. of a "quality
cri sis" in an industry that is hell-bent
on attracting the young movie-going•
audience with fantasy, horror and sex
comedies.
The no minees forbcstactoraJso
represent a trend. At least four are
stage-trained performers who shun
the glamor trappings of traditional
stars: F. Murray Abraham and Tom
Hulceof··Amadeus," Albert Finney
of"Underthe Volcano" and Sam
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Waterston of"The Killing Fields."
JeffBridges. nominated for his
space visitor in "Starman," is a chi Id
of Hollywood (his father is Lloyd
Bridges) who has managed to create
his own career as a respected film
actor.
Four of the nominees for best
actress have a I ready collected Oscars:
Sally Field ("Places in the Heart"),
Jettrca Lange("Country"), VanC'Ssa
Redgra.Ye ("The Bostonians0
'), Sissy
Spacek ("The River''.). The other
contender is the Australian new-
comer, Judy Davis(" A Passage to
India").
The race for best direction foll ows
the best-picture nominations -
almost. They include David Lean.·· A
Passaae to India," Milos Fonnan,
"Amadeus," Roland Joffe, "The Kill-
ing fields," Robert Benton, "Pia~
in the Heart." But the Academy
voters overlooked Norman.Jewison
of .. A Soldier's Story" to nominate
Woody Allen for his whimsical
"Broadway Danny Rose.''
The Academy promises that Mon-
n I ht' I t won "t be like. last
year's maratho n of three hours and 33
minutes .
The A BC telecast from the Music
Centerbeginsat 6 p.m. and who
knows when it will end.
Here isa rundown on the fi ve
nominated films:
··Amadeus" isa reunion of
producer Saul Zacntz and director
Milos Forman whose .. One Flew over
the Cuckoo's Nest" swept the
Academy Awards of 1978. Forman,
who left Czechoslovakia in 1968.
returned to his native land to film the
story of the legendary conflict be-
tween the court composer Salieri and
the young prodigy Mozart in 18th
Century Vienna. The movie script
was wntten by Peter Shaffer from his
hit play. •
'"The Killing Fields" was-produced
by David Puttnam and directed by an
English newcomer, Roland Joffe,
from a script by Colin Welland. The
story came from a New York Ti met
magazine article ... The Death and
Life of Di th Fran," in which cor-
respondent Sydney Schan berg wrote
oft he Cambodian war and his
friendship with his native assistant.
··A Passage to India" marks the first
film in 14 years by the legendary
David Lean. He not only djrccted the
movie'but wrote andedJted it as well.
··A Passage to India" had longbc:en
sought by filmmakers. but the ri&hts
wercn 't available untjl the novelist
E.M. Forster died. Lean was the
obvious choice for the taleonovcand
class-struggle against the colo rful
backdrop of 1920s India. ----
"Places in the Heart" was written
and directed by Robert Benton. 1978
Oscar wi nner for "Kramer vs.
KFamer ... Bent
from his own memoriesofgrow1n1 up
in rural Texas. The stoFycentenon a
young mother(Sally Field) who is
suddenlv widowed when her huS:
band. a sheriff. is shot. Against
natural disasters and hard-hearted
bankers. she struggles to hold onto her
farm and keep her two children with
her.
··A Soldier's Story" is based on the
prize-winning" A Soldier's Play" by
Charles Fuller. who also wrote the
screenplay. Norman Jcwison ("In the
Heat of the N1ght")dircctcd the film,
which concerns a murder at a seare-
gated army base in the South durina
World War II.
AP' s BOb Thomas
picks the winners
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,....; ~-of income or idlnic beci»Ounct, a~ordina to a
..MW study. .
up. 1t•s men surprisina beeiuw
lle1>P9ren11 cton•t usually have lhe
same economic problems u liftl&e-perent fuoiilies. ••
The Audy. developed out of a 1970
Deviant behavior, as defined in the National Health Examination Survey
study, included arrnu. truancy, run-funded by the U.S. Department of
nlna away anst smokina at an early-.. Health and Human Services, will be qe. published this ~"I in the ~ivcr-
ln fam ilies with both perents, the sity of Chiaao s .. Child Develop-
1tudy showed no difterence in social bleot .. mapzine. ...._h · ... _ boh ''Thedatahad'nevcrbeenlookedat ~ avior wu"n one o~ t peren&S in this way to see how deviant
worked, ?o.mbuscb said. . . behavior related to the sinale-parent
Researchers from StAaford's
Center for lift Study o( Youth
Development interviewed a 11mpl-
in1 of the youths and perents and
collected IChool records.
Stadford Univenity ProfessorSan-
t.nl Dornbusch, a IOciofosist and the ..Wn raearcher of the study, said it
Wll bMed on a nationwide sa~le of i----;ooo-)tOUthsaae fl to 17.
But the h1~er rates of deviancy in , and stepparent experience," said tcc~-aacrs wn!t . stcP.parcnts was "cs-Dornbusch, former president of the
1>«1allri su~sma. ·be said "When American Soeiolotical--Anociation·
controled or income, it still stands social psycholoey and education
"We found sinaJc parents p ve hcirkidt-~teraato110tn7eartier·~:n~~~......,._.,-..i.-n
dccidina how late to stay out, how
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WASHINGTON (AP)-Citing fiaurcs~howinga·n "ala.rming .. level
of cocaine uscamongh1gh school
students. Heatth and Human Ser-
vices Secretary Margaret M. Heckler
says her department plans new efforts
to combat teen druaabuse.
HcckJertoldaScnatcsubcommit-
lcc last week that a survey of high
school seniors last year fo und 6~,
percent were users of cocaine. o e an
exotic and expensi ve drug, but no
becoming more available because o
lower prices •
.. While cocaine use has been view-
ed as mostly an affliction of thr young
a.nd upwardly mobile, there arc some
indications that it is breaking out of
this group, spreadingeven to our
vulncrabte-teen-aae population,"
Heckler told th~natc Permanent
Subcommittee on Investigations.
"This is happeningjust as we arc
able to understand the severe medicaJ
and emotional consequences of co-
caine usage," she added. "Cocaine is
not a harmless recreational.drug. It is
a poison " . ---
Heckler later told a reporter she
was "very surprised" by the survey
results. particularly .beC!lusethe same
manjuana use among students. The
secretary said she plans to develop a
special program to combat cocaine
use in the schools, with an an-
nouncement likely in about two
weeks.
Wh ile she could not quote a street
price for cocaine. Heckler said she
knew it had dropped to the point that
students could afford it. Another
witness at the hearing said a cocaine
derivative can be purchased in
Southern California for $1 0 to $25.
The study Heckler cited noted wide
f"Clional variations from the na-
tionwide rate of cocaine use among
hiah school se niors. In th e Northeast.
thcstudysaid 11 percentadmiucd
they had used cocaine in the past
month. In the West the figure was 9
percent. in the South just over 4
percent and in the North Central
states just over 2 percent.
"The figures arc alarming, particu-
larly because of the addictive quality
of cocaine, .. she said. Laboratory tests
have found rats given access to
unlimited quantities of cocaine cat
the substance, to the exclusion of
everything else. until they die, she
said.
Heckler said the same survey,
conducted by HHS and the Univer-
sity ofMichipn In stitute for Social
Research, found that daily use of
alcohol was reported by 5 percent of
biah school seniors in 1984, down
from 7 percent in 1979.
In addition, she said, only 5 percent
of the seniors said they used mari-
juana daily, less than half the 11
percent of the peak year. 1978.
Total usage of marijuana also
declined, she said, from 37 percent in
1978, to 27 percent in 1983 to 25
percent in 1984.
She Yid later, however, that the
fiaurcs "arc still unacceptably high.
We're still lookinaat 25 percent, and
frankly that percentaac translates.into
milliom of American children.''
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Hoa.gauxlliary~onors velu:Ht€ers
rhc Exec utive loatd of tht Hoq
Memorial H05p11el Auxiliary m:ent·
I) honored voluntettS for their houn
of service to the N~n Btach
hospital.
Service awards were ~sented to
Beverly Cox of Newpon Beach
(20.SOO hours), Btmadcta. Goeti of
Newport Beach (9.500 hours). Ginl_\y
Wells of Newport Btach (3.m
hours). Ruth Finley of El Toro (2,000
hours) and Ruth Fredrickson of
Newport Beach ( 1.m hours).
Honored for 1.000 hours of volun-
ccr service were E'Velyn P6llcy o
Newport Beach and Faye Sacherman
of Corona del Mar. Debbie Fewell of
Placentia was honored for 250 hours
of service.
Honored for 100 hours of vol unteer
11me were April Bin field of Newport
Beach. Patricia Harvey of Corona dcl
Mar. Cathryn Lynch of Huntington
Beach. Jud} Or7echowski of Cypress
• and Margie Schwanz of Irvine.
Ep•llon member
James HufTnagle of Balboa Island.
a senior at the Uni versity ofSouthern
Cahforn1a. was accepted into the
Epsilon of Californ ia chapter of Phi
Reta Kappa.
This pres11g1ous society 1s reserved
for the top 10 percent of graduating
aeniors who have minimum aradc
point averqc of 3.6,,
Licea•• re~ed
Tht state Depattment of Motor
Vehicles revoked 32,200 drivers
licenses, suspended 639.000 licenscs
and placed 110.000 motorists on
probation last year.
In most cases. revocation came as a
result of drunken driving cnovic-
tions.
About 30.600 drivrn lost their
lcenses or six months to a year
because they refused to take sobriety
tests. Some 60.000 motorists lost
their licenses for up to a year after
beina convicted for driving under the
innuencc.
There arc 17 million licensed
driver in California. meaning that 4
percent of all drivers in the state had
their licenses suspended. re voked or
placed on probation. _
Penon of U.e year
The Costa Mesa Chamber of Com-
merce is acccptina nominations for
the 1985 "Man and Woman of the
Year."
Nominees will be jud4ed on the
basis of community service. leader-
ship and recognition by a large
portion of the commuruty.
Past rttipients inchade Jt1n for··
beth. Henry Sqc,.,trom, Mayor
Norma Hcnz~ and Henry Pan1an.
The chambers Community Affai,..
Committee will make the selection by
May I. And ' the award& will be
presented June 12 during a luncheon
at the C'osta McSI\ Golf and Country
Club.
For an application. contact the
chamber office at 650-1 490.
ralr amba•••don
Applications are being accepted for
six ambassadors to help with public
relations during the Orange Count}
Fair. wh1~ runs from July 12 to July
21 in Costa Mesa.
The ambassador will make per-
sonal appearances at community
functions. paniclpate in photo-
graphic sessions. assist with special
events and serve as official greeters
during the IQ..day fair.
Applicants will be j udge by their
general appearance. photogenic
qualities. stage presence and per-
sonality, as well as their ability to
communicate.
Ambassadors will receive $250.
merchandise orders and two outfits to
be worn during the fair. Deadline to
apply is March 30.
H1ah school tudentS between 16 to
18 arc invited to apply by callina
751-3247.
lfl61J 9CIJool IJonon
The PT A at Corona del Mar Hiah
School rece~tly honored teachers and
volunteers for their work over the
past )ear. ·
The awards were presented at a
recent luncheon at St. Michael and
All Angels Church in Ncwpon Beach.
Honorary service awards were
j>resentcd l<l Lin<i~ Mook._ £n&tish
teacher and student newspaper ad-
visor: Paul Orris, math teacher and
freshman basketball coach; Kathy
Allison. PT A newslcller editor:
Penny McManigal. Parents Who
Care le;1der. and Dick Schroeder.
Corona del Mar· High School Booster
Club president.
ally Schroeder. past PT A presi-
dent. was presented a Continuing
Service A ward.
Very Special Person Awards were
presented 10 Norma Crosby, former
secretary to the pnncipal. and Marge
Cordiero of the school's counseling
office.
OCon TV
The Junior League of Newport
Harbor. the Newport-Mesa An Show
and ""it rtJ]Cal broadcast of ucr s
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future will each be featured on
upcoming TV presentations of "Jim Cooper's Orange County." on chan-
nel SO.
The effonsoftlLq Junior League arc
examined In a program to air at 8:30
p.m. March 29. It will repeat at 10
a.m. March 30.
pedal emphasis will be given to
the league's efTons to combat child
sexual abuSt'.
A review of the Newport-Mesa An
Show will be aired at 8:30 p.m. April
19 and again at 10 a.m. April 20.
The program will examine the art
work collected by the Newport-Mesa
school district from 1946 to 1966.
At 8:30 p.m. April 26. and again at
IOa.m. April J .J1rn Cooper will ~!~a repeat broadcast of"UCI s Future in
which Chancellor Jack Peltason is
interviewed. Other rr.ogra~s 1~clude .a feature
on illega imm1grat1 on. Disneyland
and Ornnge County's refugee popu-
lation. ,
Ep•llon member
James tlufTnagle of Balboa Island.
a senior at the University of~uthem
California. was accepted into th~
Epsilon of C'ahforn1a chapter of Phi
Beta Kappa. • . . This prestigious society 1s resef\'.ed
for the 1op I 0 percen t ~f graduating
seniors who havr minimum grade
point average of 3.65.
Tips on entertaining offered
A lecture designed to make entertaining a more enjoyable experience for
both the guest ~nd the host or hostess will be presented Monday at the Lincoln
Lcarnin& C:enierln Corona del Mar. . Debra Lee Jordan. head chef with California Classics. Catenng. ~II
conduct the class from 6~30 to 9 p.m. under the sponsorship of C~asthn~
Comm unity College. The registration fee is S 13 and information 1s available at
24 1-6186.
Craft. workshop set at OCC
"Lacy Eggs and Burlap Baskets." a three-hour craft workshop: ~ill be
offered Mond~y night in Room 103 of the Home Economics Building at
Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Joan Li1tleficld, a needlecraft instr·1ctor at OCC. will condu ct the class at
6:30 p.m. The fee is $8 and details arc available at 432-5880.
Te-etrdragab~d
A seminar on ·adolescent alcohol and drug abuse awareness will be
conducted Tuesday cvcningat Sowers Middle School in Hun.ongto~ Bc?ach.
' ~tueetHs-&nd tflterestcd membeNJ of.tfle-eemmttnlly ere 1rt'Y1t·e9-'~----.-
the meeting. scheduled from 7 to 9:30 p.m .. which covers many aspects of the
problem. There is no admission charge for thee' ent . sponsored by the school
PTA.
Lecture on lnfertlllty slated
..\lecture on the emotional effects of infert1ht} will be presented Tuesda}
b) Michelle Beck Balks. a marriage and famil y therapist. at the UC Irvine
Medical Center.
The session. to be held in Room 2114 of the library building. will be held
from 6:3010 g p.m. and is free of charge. Call 779-2010 for reservations.
Parent tralnlng clau ln Mesa
A six-week training group for parents of children and teen-agers will begin
Tuesday at the Newport Harbor Counseling Center. 2900 Briston St.. Suite
I OS-0. Costa Mesa.
The program is called Systematic Training for Effec11ve Parenttn&(STEP).
Further infQrma11on may be obtained hby calling the ce nter at 545-1050.
Retired teacher• unit f ormlng
The newly formed Harbor Beach Division of the Cahforn1a Retired
Teachers Association will hold its first meeung Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at
Columbia Savings and Loan at Harbor Boulevard and Wilson Street in Costa
Mesa.
Retired teacher Delores Bowles. who has launched a second career as the
"Story Lady." will conduct the session. All retired teachers in the area arc
invited, and may call chapter president Jane D. Anthon} at 546-7848 for
further information.
Air Force open houses planned
The Orange County Air Force Admiss1on'i L1a1son Office will hold open
houses Tucsdar and Thursday where information on the Air Force Academy
and ROTC' wi l be provided for interested students and their families.
Tuesday's session will be held at the Air National Guard Facility Learning
Center. 265 I Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa. while Thursday's 1s scheduled for the
Los Alamitos Armed Forces Reserve Center. Build ing 6. on Lcx1ngton Drive in
Los Alamitos. Both are scheduled for 7 p.m. and further in formation may be
obtained from Maj. Kenyon Donohcw al 893-7621.
Kld• • •elf-e.teem clau set
A two-hour seminar offering tips for improving ch1ldrcn's self-esteem will
be presented Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Commun ity Service Office of Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa.
Counselors Sandy McDaniel and Marti Malterre "•II lead the discussion. The cost 1s S 10 and further information is available at 432-5880.
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S he was nondescript. almost
mousey looking. But when -she talk·
e a u rt ge a 1g came into
the eyes or the Five of Hearts that
made her almost beautiful.
For the most part, her life had
been uneventful. But there was that
day almost 40 years ago when for a
brief moment she was admired by
the bridge world.
"I can remember it as if it were
today," she sighed wistfully. "I was
being held by a handsome young lad
who did not look upon me only as
something to be discarded at the
first opportunity. It was his first
national championship final , and he
was savor ing every moment and
every card of it.
"Although we ended up in a con-
tract that was distinctly second
best, it was not his fault. True. he
had taken a conservative position in
t he auction. but his partner's bullish
leap to four clubs took the auction
beyond t he safe haven of three no
trump.
"My part in the proceedings was
soon over. West led the top of his
heart sequence. and I later learned
that the spectators, to a man. ex·
peeled the young lad to lose a spade
trick and two diamonds. It. seemed
as if declarer summed up the hand
at a glance. Almost without think·
ing, he played low from dummy to
the f'lrst trick. and then he con·
tr ibuted me from hand.
"I can still remember the gasp
that rose in the throats of the
audience. They. thought they had
just witnessed an enormous
blunder. But Crom the safety of the
table'• edge to which I had been
consigned I could appreciate the
depth of the play.
"Weal continued with a heart .
Declarer won his king and drew
trumps in two rounds. ending on the
table. Then he cashed the ace or
hearts. discarding a spade Crom his
hand. The king-ace of .spades and a
apade ruff set up a long spade when
t he sull divided evenly. Now
declarer could crou to the board
with a trump and diacard a diamond
IOHr on the good spade. As the
crowd roared lu approval, declarer
conceded a diamond and claimed hit
contract."
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By WIWAM E. COLBY
Once again the MX albatross hangs
around the neck of Congress and the
nation as the adm1n1stra11on ca lls for
the lifting of congrcl.s1onal restnc·
tions on building ~I more of these
monster weapons and look-; ahead to
more in the coming ~car.
The protagon1~ts -and an·
tagonists -an: almoo;1 cquall} ex·
hausted by the re11cra11on of the
standard ariumcnts on eadi c,1dc
about the missile. '-\II admit that the
weapon is of li11lc substanttvc va lue
to the nation's arsenal, is unaccep·
tably vulnerable. and tha( th(' sole
reason for goi ng ahl·ad with pro-
duction is to show lJ .. will and
determ ination 1n the Geneva nego·
tiations with the Soviets.
But to decide again t building more
MXs would show something even
more imponant than na1tonal ~ill -
-wisdom. A show of wisdom 1s in the
interest of all "ho hope for pos1t1ve
results from the Gene" a talks.
The reasons for dropping the MX
are simple:
• fhc MX 1s 1ndTect1\C. Th1n>·s1x
basing systems ha ve been studied for
the missile. including the Can er
administration's Rube (ioldbcrg race
track in the Utah and Nevada descns.
.\ll basing proposals ha'vc been found
wanti ng by the Pentagon or Congress.
The MX is less effective al what
shoul d be its primal) f unt·1ton -
cenain retaliation in the event of a
nuclear attack on the United Statcs-
~han ihe present mix_. of missiles on
land. at sea. and in the air.
•I he MX ts dangerous. The MX's
size and accurac suggest to the
VIC S I
the United States the capability of a
de~astatmg first stri ke agamst the
Soviet Union. si nce the weapon adds
little to our retaliatory capab1litv.
Thus the MX can only generate the
1mplcmen1a11on of procedures b> the
oviet Union that will enable lls
forces 10 react in!>tantl\ 10 ind1cat1ons
or an MX launch. Th't~ llkcl1hood of
an accidental nuclear war. then. 1s
increased. as the oviets may respond
with real weapons 10 falc;c 1ndica11ons
of an MX auacl..
•The tact that th e Soviet~ current!~
ha ve weapons of equal or even greater
power than th e M X 1s not a reason for
the United States to build the M X if
our present retaliatory capabili ty is
absolute. And 11 is. The tco;t of need
for a weapon is whether ll ac-
complishe s its m1'is1on wnhout
countcrproduc11 vc effects. no1
whether it 1s the same weapon one's
adversary has.
•The MX 1s not a harga1ningch1p.
fhe last refuge of the arms advocate.
t( no other reason can Ix.· found to
JUSt1f) a weapons acqu1s1tion. is that
11 could be traded for a concession by
the other side. This poker game
analog~ is only valid if the other side
value the chip. as strategic weapons
do not have agreed colors of bl~ for
high value. The most recent ex·
prel>sions of Soviet concern do not
even mention tht' MX: for example.
the definitive Pravda cd1torial ofFeb.
9. carciully reprinted al advertising
rates 1n the Washington Post of Feb.
26. was designed to send a message to
the Washington political comm un ity.
The editorial made plain that the real
bargaining chips the Soviets respect
arc clements of President Rea~~sn·s
.. tar Wars'' plan. a plan the president
has proclaimed non-negotiable. Thus
the search for an effective negotiating
chip must focus elsewhere if we are to
attract the Russian bargaining in-
stinct. r
Indeed. experience in these nego-
tiations has established a simple rule:
A. w~n 1s valuable as a negotiating
chip while it is on the drawing boards:
but once it is deployed. it cannot be
traded away. Thus if the adminis-
tration wtsh~ t~ use the MX as a
bargaining chip. it 1s in our interest to
keep it as a prospective weapon. not
an actual one.
•The cost of the MX 1s the least of
the arguments against it. since the
cost should be borne 1f the weapon
were a necessary one. But the budget-.
ary deficit our nation faces docs force
our ci tizenry and our government to
choose carefully those weapons truly
necessaFy-f&F eur secufi~y;-
We must nol mi ndlessly purchase
even device, wi thout cons1derat1on
of cost. The more im ant con-
tn ut1ons to our nauona sccun y 10
the fields of con cntional weapons.
readiness. training. and logisttc re-
serves far outweigh the MX in their
importance to our safety. as does the
v11a h1 v of an economy unen-
cumbCrcd by an unconscionable defi-
cit.
Prc<,1dcn1 Reagan recently cited a
biblical passage to deliver a lesson on
prudence in the face of an adversary.
He might have turned 10 a more
apposite passage. the stud y of David
and Goliath. Overarmed. muscle-
bound. and heavily armored. it
appeared that Goliath had all the
ad vantages. Yet he was defeated by
David. who had the right weapon and
a tactic aimed at his enemy's vulner-
able point. Our experience in Viet·
nam should have sensitized us to this
comparison. Our fi"<ation on the MX
calls into question whether we have
indeed learned that lesson.
William E. Colby is a former
director of tbe Central Intelligence
Agency.
Missile seen as 'weapon
in search of a rationale'
The Reagan admi nist ration. tr}1ng
to keep the MX missile ali ve, ha\
resorted 10 the old chestnut that it's
crucia l 10 arms control talks. If
Congress kills 11. warns the president.
"the chancC'i of reaching an equ1tahh.·
agree ment with the Sov1c1 Union ..
are sub'ltan1ia llv lowcrt•d ...
This argument 1s the la~I rcfu~c ofa
dubious weapon. A program that 1s
vital to our security can be defended
on its own ments. Thost• that arc
pursued merely so the" can he traded
away. or to furnish somt· 1ntang1blc
proof of o ur national rcsoh c. arc
those we can easily do" 1thout
Not that the argumt·n1 is ridicu-
lous. lfyou'rc about to s1ar1 bargain·
ing on reducing the s11c 11f nuclear
arsenals. 11 makes a ccna1n amount of
sense to hang on to anything that
might be traded. In the ca~ of the
MX. procccdinj with plan'\ to Jcplo~
another 21 missiles will ha\C no
drastic impact on our c;tra1eg1c ca-
_,pacil.Y-
The problem is that a lot of ms s1les
may be built and a lot of funds wa t<.·d
before an agreement is reached. r\nd
if no agreement 1srcachcd. 3 is likcl).
we wi ll be stuck with the M • which''
no help to American security. De pite what Reagan $ayS. the
mi s 1le is hkcly 10 be of trivial
importance to th e Geneva talk~. The
admm1strat1on overlooks the fact
that the ov1ct'i returned to tht'
bargaining Lablc when the M looked
dead. 0 1vcn that. 11 probably doc n't
ORANGE COAST
Dai" Pilat
STEPHEN
CHAPMAN
make much dilTcrcncc whether Con-
gress approves more missi les or not.
But a vote to stop the M now
woulJ enable the president to blame
Congress. ho" ever 1mplaus1bly. 1f the
talks fatl. Thal's why the missile will
probabl} SUr\i\C ll'i nc'\t \Ole
The "barga1ning-ch1p" pitch dem-
onstrates once again that the M X 1s a
wcnPon in search of a rationale. It
ongmally was conceived as a rcmcd)
for the theoretical vulnerability of our
land-based intercontinental ballistic
m1!1~1les. a result of improvements in
the accurac) of Soviet ICBMs.
A ff"w do1cn different basing
'lchcmes were considered. but none
could solve the problem at a re11on-
able cocit. So Reagan decided to put
th l' MX in existing Minuteman salos.
This retrea t leaves the MX as vulner·
able as the m1s'i1le it would repCace.
Worse is the fact that si nce each
M. launcher carnes 10 warhead •
compared to a maximum of three on
the Minuteman. ii i an even more
1n' 111ng target for enemy auack. It
cn.,urco:; that a direct hit on a U ..
m1~s1lc o;1lo will de troy thn:e i nd
H. L. Schwerta II
ruv ~et
Frank Zlnl
V11ri.11~ f O•IO<
Tom Tait c 1, r w,"
Craig lheft
SOO<I f()1IO'
one-third times as many warheads as
before.
The supposed vinues or the MX
don't offset that defect. It differs from
the old missiles in boasting warheads
of greater acc uracy. This is supposed
to ensure that it ca n destroy .. hard-
ened" Soviet targets-chiefly missile
silos and command and control
centers.
This is a dubious purpose. If the
U.S. were to attack first. of course. 11
would want to hit those targets to
1mpa1r the enemy's ability to re-
taliate. But presumably no one would
wa nt the U.S. to stan a nuclear war.
even with a ~uarantte that the Soviets
couldn't !itnke back.
The real point of our nuclear
"'capons 1s deterrence. If we have
nuclear weapons only to deter a
Soviet attack -and. in case it comes.
to permit a deva tating reply -the
need for a missile as accurate as the
M X 1s doubtful.
Thert Is no obvious ~i nt in
dest roying silos whose missiles have
already been launched. The Soviets
wouldn't shoot off all thei r ICBMs in
a first strike. but they could be sur~ to
launch the remai ning ones as soon as
we launch our missiles. The MX is a
huge investment for pul verizing
em pty ilos.
fruc. the Soviets have mis ile this
accurate. The nght response. how·
ever. is not to build highly accur1tc
mi sic of our own. but to make a
larae hare of our nuclear fortts
invulnerable to attack. We have
achicytd that.by puuins most of our
wa rhc1ds on submari nes. which the
v1ea can't detect. much less de·
troy.
The MX add• little to the American
deterrent. Whtie ramng the incentive
for the other side 10 stan a nuclear
war. If Reagan won't trade it away 1n
41n arm:. control trtaty. Co""'"
ought to k11t 11. ..
ttpMe C'Upm11 ••• 1'114ka1H
col1m1t11. •
B CONGRESS OM N quoted speech last Novr.Plber. "The
Y W A 'ov1c1s are not philanthropists: they
Bff BBJ FIEDLE R don't give up somethina for nothing.
For 14 )Ca~ the MX mt sale has lfwe unilaterall y cancel our·weapons
been mired in controversy and 1985 systems. like the MX .. they ~re not
1s no exception. likel) to reduce their equivalent
The U.S. Senate voted on the systems ...
mi ssi le last week and on Tucsda) the '-\nd as the Post editorial com-
Housc wi ll take up the issue once mented on the same theme: "No one
again. this time to release $1 .5 billion in his right mind can believe the
dollars for continued construction. Soviets would reduce these. extra. While there has becn·a lot of heat · · ovcrthc years coming from both sides threatening heavy m1ss1les - the
of this issue. I have taken the time 10 numc1ical and political hean.oftheir
look for the light; and. ha vi ng done strategic fo rces-if!he.y did not ~ave to worry about a s1m1Jar Amcncan that. I have decided to support threat ... This is what deterrence is all continued fu nding. I believe the reasons for s'upponing about."
the MX are strong enough. and Two years ago. the Scowcron
convincihg enough. to overcome the ('om mission -a bipartisan group of
controversies and political panisan-strategic thinkers that contai ned
ship that have plagued the MX for some of our most respected military
more tha n a decade. and foreign affairs analysts -con-
Even the liberal Washington Poc;t 1s eluded that Congress should move
now in support of additional MX forward toward the deployment or--
fundi ng. In a rece nt editorial 11 noted. 100 MX mi1silcs.
"The real world 1s a different place" Those who say the MX is "vulner-
than the world envisioned by MX able" overlook the facuhat it is part
opponents. In the real world. the of our strategic triad of land. air and
Soviets have more than 600 "heavy" sea-based forces that m'utuall y rein· MX,l-ypc mi.ssilcs that have made the 11 · 1 ri If h United States vulnerable 10 a11ack. ortt our nationa sccu l)'. t e Soviets were foolish enough to try a While we've debated the M for 14 first strike on MX or any other leg of
years. the SO\ iets have modernized the triad. the variety of U.S. fo rces
and expanded their land-based ICBM would ensure our prompt retalia tion.
force no less than li ve times. This 1s the heart of the Seowcroft
In shon. in the real world. our land-Commission's recomme ndations. based missile force is aging and we
need to modernize it the same way The commission also recognized
we've begun to modernize our sea :hat the MX would be an imponant
and air forces. factor in any future arms talks. h did
Additionally. there is the real world not advocate building the system
of-tbe-arm~on1t0l ta lks that hav~ si mplyasa"bargaini.ngchip"assom
just rc:opencd in Geneva. Those criti cs have clai med. But. it did
talks. in my opinion. would never suggest that moving forward on the
have re urned had it not been fo r the MX would force the Soviets into
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the majority ofC'ongress to pursue the cess ions. particularly in the area of
course of moderni1at1on. including land-based missiles.
the MX. With the missile. "WC ha\'e a strongerbargainingpos!Lion. That isa The Scowcroft recommendations simple -but truthful _ fact. ha"e not been effectively disputed by
i his docs not make the MX a the critics of the MX. which is one
'"bargaining chip .. that is only being reason I have decided to contin~ to
built to be traded awa}. On the suppon the next round of funding.
contrary. the M is a necessary pan It's ofien been said that we need to
of our strategic modernizauon pro-conccntralt inorc on defense plan-
gram. If we arc serious about forcing nina and policy. which is why the
the Soviets 10 reduce their own close look at the MX and lhe small
massive buildup of land-based miss-missile by the Commission stands as
ales. the only wa) 10 get a response is a rare example of how we should plan
10 show them .\mcnca''i unified our long.term defense needs.
determination 10 respond to that I. for one. am prepared to support
buildup. the MX _program as long as the
Our determination last year to site Soviets continue to demonstrate their
Pershing II and Cruise m1s'lilcs in own lack of restraint and as long as I
Europe despite a massive. Soviet· am convinced that our own strategic
inspired effort to stir up the European forces are becoming increasingly out·
and American far left shows that dated.
determination and action are all that
the Soviets rt"spect. Weakness only Coa(n11womH Fiedler 11 Ctill-
1nvites the Soviets and their puppets loral• 1 o•ly Rept1bHco member of
to more aggressive action. tbe Hoo1e B•d1e1Committeeud11
As the new Democrat chairman of tbe raotJ111 member of tie De/nu
tht'.' House Armed Service Commit-and laterutlolMI Allalt1 T•d For~
tee. Les Aspin. said in a widely-(Subcommlllee of tbe commlt tftJ.
Bishops should mind own
business, leave MX alone
iIThe bishops wa nt money for hungry'
let them charge their flo ck to do more
The headline read. ..Catholic
Bishops Urge Lawmakers To Ba r MX
Funds ... 1 would very much li ke to see
a headline. "Catholic Lawmakers
Urge Bishops To Mind Own Busi-
ness."
T he missive was in the fo rm of a
letter signed by 8.tsbop James W.
Malone. who is president of th e
National Conference of Catholic
Bishops. and is himself bishop of
Youngstown. Ohio. The news story
said. "A Catholic official who is
informed on the drafting of the letter
said there was little or no opposition
to it among the bishops."
There arc two Questions here. The
first. which is absolutely unintercst·
j ng.j Lwhal • lbc .ricw of mdividual
bishops respecting the deployment of
21 MX missiles in terms of the
co mprehensive strat~ic picture? The
second question. which is lntt nscly
interesting, is what is the view of the
bishops concerning the advisability
of sending out such a letter?
An effort was made. in that letter, tp
around its mes~ 10 a moral
vocabulary. The rcasonina goe5 as
follows. Jn 1983. in the b1shov,1'
pestoral lcncr called "The Challenae
of Peatt," the bishops opposed the
deployment of weapons which are
t~msclvc1 "likely to be vulnerable to
attack'' yciaho pone11 a capebihty of
rcndcnna the other side's retaliatory
fortes \'Ulntrablc. Wh y> Bttausc
such weapons "may sttm to ht uscful
pnmanly in 1 fin t stnke." They then
went on to say that the deployment of
the MX m1ss1ln tould ht used for a
fi rst st rikc .
Is that all? No. The 1«0nd arpr
mcnt wH to 1he effect that 1f the
deployment of such wtapons was
very costly. that fac tor would wciah.
perhaps dec151vely. againM proceed-
ing. Why? Beca use the money should
be used for other purposes. "Starva-
tion in Ethiopia and frinding poverty
in Central America' arc two exam·
pies of alternative uses for the $1.5
billion the 21 MX m1ss1lcs would
cost.
Now there arc groundi. for ~ppos
ing the MX missile. but they do not.
really. fi gure 1n a d1scuss1on of the
bishops' action. The MX missiles
were first proposed by President
Ford. as a part of a long-standing
program to reduce the number of
missile we deploy and make up fo r
the lesser number by improved
accuracy. President Carter accepted
the recommendations of the preced-
ing .admiAistra tio.o.Jnd hls • .mrn tary
team recommended the deployment
of 200 such missile . Pre 1dent Re-
agan and his m11itnry advisers arc
thinki ng in terms of 100. or perhaps
SO. but 21 as an essential beginning.
Ounng the past 20 years we have
reduced our warheads by 8.000.
During the same period. the Soviet
Umon has ancrca~ ui. warheads by
about 8.000.
The thmk1n,. 1n other words. 1s an
intricate exercise to wh1C'h men who
have ~tud1cd public tratCJic ques-
tions have devoted their hves. The
notion that we would hl\ie acqui red a
firsHtnkt~bthty ., M ~lt1-
1n1 to ra uonal thouah t as the nouon
1ha1 we had suclt a f1rst-ttr1 ke
capabtlity for about lO ynrs. The
threat 10 tht Son ct Unmn of a first
mike from the Un1tal States i abOut as arcat as &be thrc:at to France of a
first strtkc b)' Grnt Briia1n.
And what ti tt tha\ CIUK the
bishops to conchldt that the nloncy 1n
question would otherwise 10 to ~tar' 1na Eth1o p1an ·~ \he concern for
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w·1LuAM F.
Bue KLEY
fruga lity to whi ch they refer is a
concern that less money be spent by
the federa l government. If the Cath·
ohc bishops want to raise more
money for Ethiopia. let them charge
tht'ir flock. over -whom lhey have
legitimate moral authority. to do
more. They say that the MX is "a
system of dubious value ... To be sure.
We have enough bombs to blow up
the Russians I 0 times. to use a round
figure. But the whole notion of
defining that wh ich is of "dubious"
value is on the order of tellina a
hristian tha.Lhels r~iting a redun-
dant prayer.
Conceivably in the Iona run we
could defeat the Russians with BB
guns and poison ivy. But It is dubious
that we could. The rational arau·
mc nts araue against taking any
chances. running any risks. amona
other reasons because if the Soviet
Union prevailed. vast areas o( the
world would resemble the Ethie>pia
whose fonunes have been aovemed
by men who follow Soviet doctrine.
It 1s heartbreak1n1 for thosc Calh·
ohcs who uphold the moral authonty
of the bishops when they speakoua on
iuch matters as abonion, crisnc.
venality and concupi11etnce that they
should dilute their levcrqe as they
have ta ken to do1n1 by involvina
thtmstlves 11 a body 1n dttJNln in
11\<hlch.>thcy have no competence n
officio.
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"W. ~ e began collec;ing English furniture and
anfiquesl n 1966 when we lived in Fran urt. Germany for ,
three years." said Lori Warmington. "My husband Jim "
was stationed therewith the Medical Service Corps durina "
the·Vietnam war and I was teaching school. We could '
icy_get to England and went often-because we lo"led-~-
country."
That love is reflected in the architecture and
fumishiogsoftheir Lido Isle waterfront home where
he cobblestone courtyard li'R!"lhe great
wooden doors. Inside. the marble entry displays a
fabulous marble stairway with walls handpainted in an
elegant floral design.
High English fireplaces and authentic English
antiques add to the manor look ... We are still hunting for
items we like. We wanted a home that would reflect us."
she added ... We built the house two years ago. but when
most people see it they say. 'Your home must be very
old.'"
The home will be open to the public for 1h1 first time
on April 17 for Cinderella Guild ofChildrens Hospital of
Orange Coun1y·s sixth·· Desi~ns for Dining .. lour.
fea1uring four homes filled with unique and original table
designs by 30exhib1tors.
In Jhe Warmington ·s fo rmal dining room decorated
with deep,reen walls accented by an area rugand white
molded ceiling with rich warm wood tones. an exhibitor
will transform the massive table into a garden offlowers.
Other areas displaying designs will be the counyard. living
room. den. terrace. seaside deck. k 1 tchen and breakfast
(Pleue .ee DIN'11'G /B2)
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Deity PMot 8rt dtNC:tk>n/ Steven Hough .. ..
.. One of the
most exc11in1 cases
I've sten wa!I a 6-
weck-old baby." said
Fl on Ro_bens. "He
had a binhmark on
· his face and we were
able to cover 1t."
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Then. there wa~s~············ a-ZZ-year-o a male -
with a pon wine stain on his face ... a youna woman who
had dark blotches on her face as a res uh of acne ... a mature
woman who had undergone dcnnabrasion and was
tcmporonly lefl with d1scolorauo o ... people suffering
from v1t1hao (loss or p1~entat1on).
l heir h\CS were made better wnh Dermablend ~•d
Robens who developed the cover-up cosmetic after years
of research w1th her phys1c1an husband.
"When a pe~n ha!I a Jlaw on the face, the spot gets
larger cveryt1me they look in the mirror," Roberts said last
week when she was a ppcarina at May Co.
"I used 1t after I had surscry on my nose. h covered the
scar when other cosmetics wouldn't. Just look at these
letters that I've received from Dcrmablcnd users.
"Wht'n we started researchma this product we knew
we would need first. a produet that would cover. lt would
have to last through the day -one that wouldn't run from
the oils of the skin and one that would be waterproof. You
wouldn't want to get cauaht in the rain or go sw1mmin1 and
have it come off. We accomplished that. "We also knew we
: would need to have a variety or colors to match all skfo
• tints. It comes in eight shades. To get a person's exact shade
sometimes it is necessary to blend two. Consultants show
· c ustomers how to blend and apply it."
Once the non-greasy. opaque cream 1s applied n 1s set
with a companion powder (reaular powder won't work,
Roberts says) and is there until it is removed.
"Some women wear a foundation over this. depend·
• in& on the desired amount of coverage," Roberts added.
~ •. "The conceaJor has no sunscreen in it 1r provides
·some protecton apinst the sun. but so many people arc
~sensitive to the 1ngred1cnts that we d idn't put that in. I
•simply use a liquid sunscreen before I apply Dcnnablend."
A l.S-ouncecontaincrofDcrmablend is S IS~and the
: powder 1s costs S 10. A tnal or travel portion that's "a good
size to buy 1fyou have to m ix shades" sell s for S 10. The line
•also as a cleanser w11h aloe vera that reportedly rcmovc.s
:, the long last mg concealor without any hard rubbing.
The v1vac1ous Roberts. 5S. also potntcd o ut that you
• don't have to have d isfiaunng birthmarks or pigmentation
,. loss 10 use her cosmetic that's been market-cd inter·
; nationally for two years.
• "Nothing makes a woman look older than dark a rel es
around her eyes especially those that are in the inner comer
• o f the eyes. f use 1t there," she said.
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At ••8a1 so•• Jay Reed, with wife Marllp, happily 1reeted &ueata Jane McCaffrey, Dennta and Earline Luadee~.
Merryma,.kers mark milestone~
Dr. Rlclaard and Betay ~no an-' Ulla and Doac O.erby helped Jay Reed tarn 60.
Friends fete frequent f~er,
florist's staff says. ·surprise!'
··Arc you the big producer. Jay Reed?," asked
.. Marilyn Monroe-via." the telegram deliverer. as she
arrived at Big Canyon Country Club for his binhday
celebration .
"It's re producer." answered Reed. father of eight
(youngest is4 months old), who was joined by 120
friends to mark his60th. "He's a sexy60," commented
wife Marilya whiletheothcr"Marilyn"joked about him
fathering children for four decades and sang "Happy
Birthday.''
Reed (who was tryina to curb his blushinLas the
lace-corseted. costumed younJ woman sang) wftleHing
a lofofenco uragement from h1sfriends ... gaggjfislike
the wilkj na cane and all those funny cards.
Poster-sized J1icturesofwhcn the binhday boy was
justa baby throuah hiscolle~~~r~wercup forevcryone
to com pare as Chey moved a e hors d'oeuvre
buffet to the cocktail tables centered with Cllris.LlDdsay
floral arrangements.
"I'm fonunate to have so many friends," com-
mented Recd ... the ones there include Al and Lorelea
Aaer, Jady and BUI Barry.Luce and Dona Bl1e,
Sou and.TlmSJuder"'lliora.aru:lCUtleJ Heater_,
ClaJreand WallyCn1ttndea,Jueand BobMcCaffrey,
Tom and Katlllen StepllealOll, Job and Dolores
Vlrtae, Jadge Cal Sc .. mldt, Paul Salata, Jeu and Jay
Malloaey, Earllaeand Deuts Ludetmu(theycame
Hal and Renee Holleman at Reeda'.
, .. the tables were turned on Morrl MolJlo last week at a
· pany held in his honor.
"f was shocke'd out of my boots!" said the florist.
"My wife Vlvtaa told mewcwcrcgoingto africnd 's
home fordinneran'1 should stop by the shop to get her
some flowers."
ome 146 associates throye~ the years plus former
-----r hen. holding out her hands. she said ... Look at tht!I~ .. -from Fallbr-00k f&r lhe party), Dr-vlUdla~ketps
me going" and Betsy Haruo, Hal and Reaee HoUeman,
Ulla and Doag Overby (he's dock master at BBC) and
and current employees wer~ wamngat the C'~sta M_e_sa __ _
s op.
··Right-hand woman Betty Pelkey" conceived the
idea to mark Molho's 35 years in business. staning with
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One hand had Dermablend on it while the other showed
age spots with the veins more nouccable.
··This 1s a 1cturc of m le . Th one with MaiUaeand Mort Joan. -
In the last 35 years there have probably been a lo t of
people surprised when they received Flowers by Morn
. v s . -
today haw second location in Harbor View.
DINING DESIGNS •• -.
GordoaScllmleder had set upa .. hall of fa me"
display forthe boss wtth numerous plaques and awards.
(Molho has competed in and won numerous fl oral
contests throughout the U ... Japan. Canada and
England.)
The surprise part) had music by Beuy Byers,
violinist. and Steve Beueu,accordionist;a buffet table
fi lied w1 th homemade treats by Lor rte Bia la and Michl
Burrell and a la11e cake with Bob lverson's "35" door
logo repeated on 1t, and of course. special floral
arrangements a round the room.
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"We suppon a number of groups
and thought CH(){ was a worthy
one," said Warminjton. cx pla1ni na
their pansc1pat1on in the annual fund-rai~r.
"Plu'> 11 will be fun to sec what the
de'>tgncrsdo. When we \tarted decor-
a ting. I would lea vc a space blank
until I wasabsolutely sure of an
accessory rather than fill it with
temporary accents ...
Other homes on the tour are Phyllis
and Roben Ratliff s Bclcoun resi· ~nce -modern in feeling with
dazzling purples and white in the
living room: la venders in the kitchen
and breakfast room with hand-
pamtcd chairs and matchinahand-
paintcd wallpaperco-.:x1sting com-
fortably with the lavender tile.
Ofspec1al interest 1s the large
collcct1on of Bustamante animal
figures -sculpted elephant heads 1n
the dining room. a 1ebra 1n the zebra-
stnpcd fabnccovcrcdden plus a large
g1raffeovcrlook1ng the li ving room.
The Harbor Island home of Judie
and George Arg}ros 11. rich 1n a
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all -A mcrican loo and leads on to the
federal blue carpeting 1n the ltving
room filled with contemporary
fumtturc with red accents and the
d ining room featuring walnut pan-
eling. an an11q ue dining table. chairs
and sideboard. set with heirloom
Greek china.
Across the street Jim and Jackie
Rodger's home has a defin1tccolo,nial
style. The latle living room disp1ays
major furniture pieces that are an·
11que French. some museum quality.
Cranberry and an un usual shade of
blue combines with accents of peony
and pink. The din mg room features a
Welsh dresser with a colonial dining
table and chairs. The practical but
stylish kitchen and breakfast room
also w1 II be set for show.
Throughout the day, tea will be
served at von Hemen lntenors.
Newport Beach. where eight other
CHOCGu1ldsw1ll becompctingm a
table deMgn contest. Gimonc's will
show spnng des1~er fashions and
pnzes incl ud 1 ngjewelry and tn ~ wi II
be awarded.
f:fours fort he tour are IOa.m. to 4
p.m. and tickets (S 15 each) arc
available at von Hemen In tenors or
CHOC. For more information Chair-
man Margie Thomas may be called at
673-3934and Betty Finncaan.
760-6607. will take reservations.
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Vivian llolbo led Oorlat
Morrl "down the &arden
path" to •urprl11e party ar-
ran1ed by Betty Pelkey wltb
Gordon Scbmleder and
Mlcbl Burrell, at rlCbt.
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G ifts. yes. a plush new desk chair and a scrapbook
filled with memorabilia.
"It was so much fun seeing people I hadn't seen for
years." said Molho. Pbll Ralloda, another award-
winning flo ral designer came from Arizona and Mlkt
Forslaay, an e mployee for I 5 years, came from Orcaon.
Also former em ployec De Marl Tosll. ( who now has her
own place). Jlldy Escbbacb, Bllland Vlr&iala Rlacll,
Gabetl Rataoff, Harold Alexnder, Dolores Sltearer, 84-
year-old Carmea Llzarroga, Rexiae Tobi• and two sons
of the ho noree Randy and Allaa Molllto. • • • Associates of Los Patrones. a I-year-old club
dedicated to support Child G uidance Center of O range
County, celebrated the spring membership pro motion
with an even mg filled wi th gourmet foods and wine in
the Newpon Beach home oflreae and Donald Baus.
President Dr. Richard Agnew and wife Katherine
greeted guests am 1d the d 1n1 ng tables decorated w1 th
ferns and camellia\ 'iupcr\ 1~d by Paul and Jane Bred1t.
Rex Gaede, executive director of the Center.
ar~1~cd amid toam h> the fcsuve group-a fund-
ra1smg theatcr dinn.:r pan> 1s planned 1n the spring.
(Pleue eee PARTY /BS)
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I Wat al.-1)"5 antriped by the SIOI')'
about tht woman. 1 r .• few years aao.
had her son and hiJ family lqall)'
removtd from het home.
In the tuh the 1taled that her 34.
yea1..old 10n. his 1111friend and her
four children said tht stay would be
annporary until they could find a
suitable house. but it had bttn over
nve mQnths and they were still there. In herwords. she felt "like a prison mesuees. they tapare at sives 1Mm · h .. rip ll. It lives them the ript to tell • "l baveoneheckolaaime~• 1n my own ome. -~ h •~.. Ii"-· k · if I ,~ • Then there was the story of tht'i f. you '1W to ~ your K , pee your companion b6camc let _., a
ycat-old man who had lived with his friends. how todresund what kind of romantic tetti11& diaaer, .oft mUlic.
mother all of his life and she still a ear to buy. · hou1espotlete. waitilllaa•ioMly aad
cooktd him three meals a day. His Like most parents. we've madt the with hope.. in pop1 one of tbc boyt
mother was 94. "Mommy-and· Daddy-love-you-with, 'Hi. Mom, wbal lllldll ~
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Irene ButU, Dr. Rlcbard and Katllarlne for Loe Patron•. mach to the deU,ht of Ra
ACnew and Mary Ann Barnett ha•e bli plana Gaede, Ken Fowler and Don Batta, below.
PARTY •••
P'rom82
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Aadrew1
were enthralled witb tales of Perael
G.and Mary Au Barnett'• world
renowned orchid collection. (He
hybridizes red. art shade and splash
petal cattleyas).
Patricia Rlveaea (she· s the new
managerofBof A, WestclifT
Branch). and husband Marvla
chatted about their recent move to
the Harbor Arcea. She is a director on
the Center board along with Walter
M. Schroeder who was not present
but was remembered for hi s gen·
erous donation to the special eve-
ning.
Mrs. Ray Ford-Ballock was-there
as were P bylllt and Center trea~urer _
Kea Fowler who is with National
Bank of Southern California. Busi-
ness Development Depanme.nt.
Membership information may be
obtained by calling 646· 7733.
FA SHION CALENDAR
ROBINSON'S will present DJ
Ri chard Blade and a pcrf9rmance of
Dwi ht Twilley and his eclectic
Red Bag new.wave fashion area for
young contemporary men and
women. A mini fashion show will be
held and prizes awarded. DJ Katy
Manor and The Poorman will enter·
tain at the Westmi nster store from I
to 2 on April 2.
• • ••
A ,WEDDING GOWN fashion
show and a simulated ceremony will
be features of the bridal workshop
bei ng held 2 p.m. March 31 at
Francois Conunental Restaurant.
Huntington Beach. All phases of
marriage planning. invitations,
floral and photographic arrange-
ments. etc. will be included. Reser-
vation and $2 tkkct inform~ion:
842:1919. • • •
IMAGES FOR SPRING for the
entire family will be presented Satur·
day at I and 3 p.m. at Westm inster
Mall on the lower level near Sears.
There is no charge for the event being
sponsored by mall merchants.
No matter what they say. she knows he· s
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.Jiving new meaning to the phrase. rr=========;;::================-~ "Latch· Key Children."
Many latch·key kids are full.grown
adults who cannot bear to turn in a
key that brought them so much
security.' so much love. an oj')en refrigerator door and a washer and
dryer without a slot for quarters.
But something strange happens to
9lder latch·key children when their
keys turn in the lock. They become
half adul\ and half child again .
They are old enough to receive
mail. They are too you ng to toss it 10
· the wastebasket when they don't want
it .. They are tall enough to reach the
milk on the top shelf of the refriger-
ator. They arc too short to put it back
so they leave it by the sink. They are
old enough to turn off your VCR tape
and turn on MTV. but they are too
young to turn it back on again. They
arc old enough to ente rtain. They are
too you ng to wri te a check.
The child in them cats and walks
away from the table. The adult in
them comes in after 3 in the morning.
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Louis and were late.
Parents too get confused over their roles. When they wash your socks.
drop off your cleaning, loan you their
shampoo and take your telephone
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STARTS FRIDA.Y
AT A THEATRE OR DRIVE-IN NEAR YOU
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Victor saves Ashley from rapist
If LYNDA lllalCll TaJ ~ m .. urant bums 19 IM lf()und. Heather qrttS 10 alttp with T~kn «>Mt ol eow. --... IM't tick o( has
ALLllY'9.DaDt.J•kcisu«t• M•rlt ltKbcfs ohy1kal condiu~ improves but CAPITOL: Keli:, ia~s down ruin for family's DOIOrirty .
.... __ • ......_ .....t..t.1..a.1 .... ........._ -·" she'11uflenrwfrom•nu•nia.SallyfUriou1 '' / ___ :..L• " wt .. --_.. --'""""'to ...... c when Catlin reveal• he_... once mamed. Trey's visits 10 Sc011y. She insists on no GUIDING LIUllT: Rack lcavn Roxie m M.n ID...._.. wi.wr.wal. Jab hopes Nancy bdi«vtt Jake has.aolen drup rrom wrpri\t vi111s; Trey may not refer 10 AiMka. Mindy admits the lhot Kyle. H.B. lllil • Ill tlift IO ..._il that he was the hollMw. Rnlizin& Ooou hat her eye himself ts .. Daddy''; he may ttt the child teUt liUy he's known from bcainnu-. JOlh
BrooM'I ~ . .._. ..U. from jail to Sandy Bia' Don btck off four times a month. and he cannot <klve and Reva apena one niaht ,.,ther.
Rav....ood. On &al!!..Jilark edmits he's ~........., Y· inewantt nato 0 · into Kelly's pcnonal life. Thomas tells V1neh1 relive1 Rev•'• accident.
Broob.'1 contaa. WllCll Malt spots ~i~ l lau.e acct04 poliuons in San Kelly he loves he and she don not Seetefteed 10 lilt j n pria, L.U.Ck beaten hBr11~~~ ~~h .~ ... aape ~~ts • • • lC•pond. But af\er sceina Trey. Kelly calls by cell mate. Pta(ccd in eoli1ary confine· -.-on.~ ..-Pal ...... ---· .u 'lllB WORLD nJllNS: When Brian Thomas and says she shares his f.celinp . mena. Lu.jack Ul\lwtre fellow prieoncr ~ bucks In cxchanee IOr tht photo of ·rcfl.lte1 , · Kirk h h I 1 Terry. the boy who rciajured his knee called the "professor" i1 Beth's stepfather
Nana and him in bed. Anaie relieved •n pmblin: fi~ break~ i~;'fh~e~o.;pa~y play1ft& football, disappears from 'the Bradley. India. who's been lyirw about her
laCI show she's not preanant. Orea aees ufc. Marao exonerated in lnvcstiption of hospital. A wheelchair-bound Jartn prcanancy. i1 <ksperate and heads, for
vonne and Jeae kj11ina. Bob teems that dock shootout Betsy and Craia hide in Morpn spot• Clarissa and insists that his doctor 10 aiet love potion. Alex fires Philip.
ha lets than a year to liv-. Hillary Russ's hotel (oom and discover Russ assistant learn her identity. Sloane excel-· LOVl.NO: o.nc• :a~cs Ann head of ao many Bob immediately but plans 10 transform Bc':l. into exact lent on· naaional ncwa as temporary co-. fi 1 't tell Tad the reeaon Wily. Erica 1 .. ,.hor. "7..,., has R<M"rct m-tina with Josh cosmetics 1rm even thouah he prom scd duplicate of his late wife le. But first. '" ~ -.... ..... 1 1 G w ti · 'th IO marry Mike but insists on a small l:la.a:i.n&loo 1nd 1hroM his 1u~RQn at the spo o wyn. an na to reunite w1 ~~111yCTlld moves in to"'J,J.--,.~._ Ruu plan• &o-l'l-ri44 Betsy -nator .._ausc he wants _Trey to 105('. Jack;" Dan"' oft'tl'f hll~Ob. Shana accep1-o-+-1.0i!li "" 1 •-dcctdes to drive Russ over the ..,._ by -~ -n.. 's I 1 · -'· 1 k • • • ' ....,. Trey walks in on Josh and Zed's mcetina ...,.,ne emp oymen o r tn O•ud o ccp ANOl'llDWOIU.D:TonyrealizaDidi ~king him think Kate is alive. Lucinda .,. O. Sha II Mik he ha 1 twin for Cass. • uunnod ~ ltarM of the casino in Diana's restaurant. T~ler'scontact wants 10 give him info for eyt on ne. na ac s e' "I ve o
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mamed to her. Don interested in Sonia. than platonic. Bccky tells JCSIC she's
Han unable 10 get change of venue for fearful of leavina Asa because he'll want
Marlena's tnal. Nicky begs Anna to leavt' custody of Drew. Wronaly believing Bo
Sal · h h' had affair with Jinx in Venice, Didi calls em wn 1m. • • • IT GENERAL HOSPITAL: Tony goes into o her wtddina 10 Bo. Ma ria, the Italian
coma after 511ro•ni. Blaming Felicia for waif. finds BO's credit cards. __ , .. '
Tony's injuries. Frisco tells her to get out. RYAN'S HOPE: Sioohan learns Max 's
of his lire. Donnelly upset that Slater mother was a famous French actress who stooped to violence with Tony. However, gave up her carttr when she became
Donnt'lly, fearing Tony knows where the pregnant with Max. Al masquerade ball.
treasure is, decides Tony must not Siobhan and Mu continue to dance and
recover. Scorpio lea ms Peter has gone to stare at each other Iona after everyone else
Brazil. which has no extradition treaty has changed panners. Magic and Dave
with the United States. Donnelly exits reconcile. Beth recalls Mapie's past
Pon Charles. telling Scorpio he's going 10 record ofhunina people 10 pin what she trick down Peter. Maria anives 10 care for wants. Rick, asked to renovate studio for
Felicia but is thrown off balance when she famous fashion desi~r. is surprised
teams how Tony was iajured. Tania when he's told Jacqueline was not behind
thrilled when Tony begins 10 move--and -ahe assianmena. 1ries1o~~tells..Ginn)~twl SANTA IWrn C.C. rcaliztt m~Jce their ~amaae work. Mike infonns Auausta alive. Ted and Kelly plot 10 keep
Ginn and Rick he wants to attend school Auausta in town. Warren scares ofT man
who makes pass at Muaic. Hank plans to
expo5e Gi1U1'1 past. Edin compares Cruz
10 Lionel. Cruz and Eden discov« tecttt
panel behind bookcase at Minx's man·
sion. Muon robbed and beaa.cn. A 8 e SEARCH Jl'Oll TOllOllllOW: Wendy
vows 10 gel even with Suzi for Warren's
death. Sunny loses job at -television station. Alec decides to leave town. Liza
tells Lloyd he doesn't have m-buy T.R.'s
affect ion. • • • YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS: Ashley
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Ashley's whereabouts and anives just as Vince plans to rape Ashley. Vi nce lyi ngly
tells Victor that he owns the diner and that Ashley has lcf\ town. Vince traps Ashley.
calls John and asks for-SJ million11ru~m.
Nikki anary when she must tend to an
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Bad guys don: 't w1n
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By BOB THOMAS . ,,,.,, .........
HOLLYWOOD -When James
Cagney played a p n'5ter in "Public
Enemy.~llc dldn l wm an Academy
Award. Nor did Paul Muni for his
legendary portrayal in ''Scarface."
But Cagney did win for his role of
entertainer-composer Cieorae M.
Cohan in "Yankee Doodle Dandy,"
and Muni was awarded an Oscar for
playing the French scientist in .. The
Story of Louis Pasteur."
ft seems that Oscars arc rarely
awarded to actors who play villains.
And this year, F. Murray Abraham,
who portrayed the infamous com-
poser: Salien who hounds Mozart to
death in "Amadeus," gets to
cballenge that trend in the best actor
race.
Artistic merit aside, the odds seem
to be against Abraham. asa look at the
prevlouT$t>A"a<'.temy contests shows.
"I th ink the voters realize that
villains are the easiest roles to play,"
said actor Gregory Peck. a past
Picture Acts and Sciences, and an
Oscar winner in 1962 fo r "To Kill a
Mockingbird."
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Villains. Peck said. "arc talked
about while they are offstage. When
they arrive on the scene, they attract
immediate attention. You never
know whether they will rlnow a
rattlesnake in your midst.
"It's a piece of cake to play a villain;
much harder to portray the salt of the
earth." he continu~.
Still. Broderick Craw1ord ran
roughshod over opponents and
friends in ·~An the King's Men" and
won. Burt Lancaster played the evil
evangelist in "Elmer Gantry" and
Marlon Brando was the cold-blooded
Don Corleone in "The Godfather."
But it could be argued that each of the
three had his own peculiar charm. not
like Abraham's relentlessly conniv-
ing Salieri.
Bette Davis was.a real schemer in
"Jezebel," as was Vi vien Leigh in
"Gone With the Wind," and they
won Oscars. Louise Fletcher was
hardly the likable nurse in "One Flew
O ver the Cuckoo's Nest," and she was
honored wi~h ~ ~cademy.Award.
many Oscar winners. began their
car~rs as villains: Oark Gable play-
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Coo.•• 1he smash Eddie Murph "i will liuly earn double the comt~
l'Olltl of the fin movies nominalled u bat picture of l 984. Yet it RCeived
only one Academy Award nomi-
nation. for ofiainal 1Cttenplay.
Steve Manin'• performance 11 the
la~er tnvaded b,r Liiy Tomlin'•
apint in ''All of Me drew raves from.
critics and best actor awards from two
New York critiC1' societies. However:
Manin. Mau Tomhn and the movie
did not draw a nod from the
Academy.
The Academy of Motion Picture
Ans and ~enca ~· lO overlook comedies in favor of the dramatic an. ··t don't think Academy voterl
know how difficult comedy is," said
Hal Kanter, who has written films for Bob Hope, Jerry Lewiund others. "It
seems so timple to mm people
lau&h. but it isn't.''
"i o be successful. a comedy should
seem effortless.'' added Howard W.
Koch. who ha• produced auch films as ··The Odd Coupte•• and .. Air·
planer· "That's why the people who
make comedies don't I" the rnpeci
they deterve:•
Said producer David L. Wolper:
"Not muy quality comedies arc
beina made. MOit or the comedies
today are the teen,.. 1n mo.vies that don't deserve Academy ~tion.
"5he sood comedies sometimn ,et overlooked . .,
·"It's much easier to set an Oscar
with tears," concluded l..arTY Gelbere
BAD GUYS DPN'T WIN OSCARS ••• ··-ed heavies in "Night Nurse" and" A York" and .. High Noon"; Paul Lukas Lord Olivier, "Hamlet"; Jose Ferrer,
Free Soul": Spencer Tracy was a in "Watch on the Rhine''; Charlton "Cyrano de Bergerac"; Paul Scofield,
criminal in . "Up the River"; Heston in "Ben-Hu('" George C. "A Man for All SealGM~ Humphrey Boprt was a hood in Scott in "Patton": Ben Kingsley in coun~s Warner Brothen mo~es: "Ghandi." And those acton who QQnr&nd
Ernest Borgnine played the infamous There've been winning actors eccentrics also have been lfonol'Ca:
Fatso Judson who beat Frank Si,.tra who've played lovable characters: . Charles lau&hton, "The Private Life
to death in ''From Here to Eternity." Wallace Beery, '11\e Champ"; Rob-of Henry Vfll": Yul Brynner, "The
Only when those actors switche'd to en Donat. ··Go00~e. Mr. Chips"; .Kina and I"; Alex Guinness, .. The
more benign roles did they collect the Bing Crosby, "Going My Way"; Brid~ on the River Kwai": Rex
05car. Sidney Poitier, ''Lilies of the Field." Hamson, "My Fair Lady"; An
Gable won as the jaunty reporter in The classics also-have paid off: Carney, "Harry and Tonto:•
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tains Courageous' and Father ... lost In America' Contains mor9 big laughs
Flanagan in "Boys Town": Bogart as than Qny fllm this Y9Qr. Tw0veryenttulasttc
the TCluctant hero in "-The African fhni>I upl" -"ATTHEMCMES."AoQerEt>ert•~si..t Queen"; Borgnine as the lovelorn
butcher in "Marty." "•-i.-...i~ On the other hand, heroic lea'ding ,, ' "...,.,.,-.. comedy." -M NlW 'fall( TMS. Janet M0111n
men can attracr Academy recognition "Few comics cut so close to the bone ot daltV ... and
by portraying flawed but sympathetic that's to be cherished." ~ OcMd ,.,.._.. characten. Fredric March won. for
playing the schizophrenic ''Dr. Jekyll •• •~1n and Mr. Hyde." Ray Milland won for -.-;"' ..... JULIE
his role of the alcoholic writer in "The IROOKS WAGEITY
Lost Weekend." David Niven -w-as--
awarded an Oscar for playing the sex
offender-in-"Separate Tables." John
Wayne's Oscar came fo r his portrayal
of the boozing bounty hunter in
"True Grit."
Pure heroism has paid off in Oscar
taeft: Ua' Cooper in "Se cant
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Leah Marshall keeps
her fingers on piilse
ef South Coast Plaza
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
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Bec:aust Sout~ Coast Plaza con-
tinues to expand, its owners decided
that in order "to keep the pulse on
how tenants were feeling," th ey
needed to appoint a liason between
management and me~chants, Says
Leah Marshall. the former general
manager of The Newportcr Hotel
who was recently named South Coast
Plaza Director of Retail Services. She secs her role as keeper of the pulse.
Of the decision by C.J. Segerstrom
& Sons to create a new posjtion. she
says: "They definitely are a very
forward-looking family." They are
aware that tenants should~·rontinue
to feel good about bein& under our
umbrella."
In addition to tenant relations.
Marshall has the overall rcspons1·
bility for South Coast Plaza Village
and the Mesa Verde Center. That
means she will have duties in market-
ina, administration, and leasing.
She says her new role, while
challcniing._is similar to.hci:oldonc.
.. It's stall management and at the
same time it's hospitality and service-
oriented. You're dealing with people
on a day-to.day basis, and of course
that is what I have always enjoyed in
the hotel business."
"I staned in the hotel business
when I was 15." she said. Working
full -time for a IOO-room hotel led
quickly to increasing respons1bilit1es
in a variety of tasks. A native ol
British Colu mbia. Canada. Marshall
left that first job to study at the
Sorbonne in Paris and at the Centro
Linguistico Italiano in Florence. feel·
ing that the language training would
come in handy in a continued hotel
business car~r.
Now she k.nows she was nght.
French or Italian chefs have ap.
predated hearing th eir native t0ngue.
while hotel visitors were put at ease
when someone could greet them in
the language they knew best. .. I have a
lot of friends that are from Europe."
she added.·
Before studying at the Sorbonne,
Marshall knew some French. "That
was my fa voruc subject in high
school:· she said. Her French teacher
served as a mentor. inspanng her to
reach for success in later life. In
addition. she spent a summer in
Montreal with a French Canadian
famil y whom she met through her
first hotel work.
Returning to Canada aOer her
languaJe study. Marshall began a 12·
year stint wi th Westin Hotels. first at
the Westin Bonaventure in Montreal.
Bcfure..tran5ferring_ to an executi¥e
assistant manager post at the Westin
South Coast Plaza. she had reached a
senior manaeement position.
The decision to li ve in Orange
County was an easy one. she said with
a laugh. Hearing J~at th e area was
south of Los Angeles. she recalls. "I
knew it had to be good."
So she and her husband moved
.here. He is delighted with her new
position, Marshall says. A wa ter
colorist from India, he-exhibits his
work at the Laguna Village Ans &
Leall Maraban ·
Flowers.
Besides her work. Ma rshall takes a
twice·a-week six a.m. women's work-
out class. jogs near her Laguna Beach
home. and enjoys yoga. In addition.
she is on the Board of Oirectors of the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce. the Anaheim Visitors &
Convention Bureau. and the Business
Council of the Newport Harbor Art
·Museum. She also participates 1n a
group called "Women an Business.''
Ultrasystems and Bacardi Corp.
--beginjo1ntQeve opmentven ure
1 tra~ystems Inc. of Irvine and
Bacardi Corp. of Pueno Rico ha'e
announced that they have signed an
agreement to develop waste-treat·
ment and energy-recovery fa cilities
using Bacardi's ad vanced anaerobic
filtrati on system.
This system 1s a pat.~.nted d1gest1on
process for the environmentally sa fe
treatment of b1olog1cally and
chemically ladened effluents.,
The facilities would be specialized
high-technology waste-treatment
plants applicable to a variety of
industries. including distilleries.
fermentation facilities. dajry and
food-processing plants. and pharma-
ceutical .com panics.
The anaerobic filtration system.
which "111 be designed and con-
structed b> Ultrasystcms using
Bacardi's patented proces'i. u111i zes a
film of acti ve m1croorgan1sms to
b1olog1cally co nvert th e waste ma-
teria l into a methane-rich gas which
can be used by the industrial plant as
an alternati ve energy source. The
methane-rich gas also ma } be used in
a variet; of potential cogenerauon
applica11ons.
Manuel Luis del Valle. president of
Bacardi. commented from his office
in Puerto Rico: "We are pleased to
c~ter into this working relationship
with Ultrasystems whom we regard as
a leader in the environmental and
energy industries , with specialized
capabilities 1n the area of
biotechnology. We believe that o'ur
two organ1tat1ons can make a signfi-
cant contribution an ass1st1ng man}
industries in meeting their complex
and difficult envi ronmental require-
ments.~·
Phillip J. Stevens. president and
chairman of Ultrasystems. expressed
his optimism regarding th e business
rcla11onsh1p with Bacardi. He said:
"We consider Bacardi's process to be
the most advanced process of its type
in the world, so we are very pleased to
be working with them in th e develop.
ment of future projects. Ultrasystems
holds Bacardi an hig.h regard for the
reputation of excellence that they
have earned an the distillery and
spirits industry, and we are confident
that this reputation will carry over
into the waste-treatment industry."
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. Big day
for Orr,,
Oden
_ Mission Vt~o
meet brln-g~s~o-u-t==:-
best In area gtrls ---"'---
By JOIEPH DUDEVOIJl
......... Ce; $1 f I
Mission Viejo hosted its second
annual airls track invitational Satur-
day. with over SO schools in attend-
ance vyina for team and individual
honors in what most coaches de· ~ribed as one of the touJhest invita-
tionals of the year.
Bob Van tekk. Ncwpon Harbor
track coach and head man of last
season's C'lf-champion Sailor cross
country squad. said, "You won't find
too many meets with this kind of
competition. A lot of the best in the
state arc here to try and pick up some
good marksand JCt ready for Cl F."
While Hawthorne, rcaarded by
"'!any as a state ~hampion contender,
piled up 122 Points to run away with
the team title, many Oranac Coas
area standouts made their marks in
· md1v1dual competition.
Ocean View's Debbie Orr notched
a ~rst-placc finish in the triple jump
with a meet-record effon of 37-91/J.
Orr also arabbed second in the Iona
Jump with a leap of 17-S. and added a
fifth-place fini,h in the·hi&h j1Jmp by
clearing S-2.
Orr accounted for 20 of the sixth-
place Seahawks' 2S paints.
Irvine Hiah's Elaina Oden con-
tinued her winnma ways in invita·
tional competition by scoring a win in
the discus with a 134-6 toss. The
Vaquero senior picked up second in
the shot put with a heave of 421/1.
At the Irvine Invitational two
weeks ago. Oden won both the weigh t
events.
Oden. an all -CIF volleyball star
who is headed north to the University
-of-Parifir.hublossomed into a state
finals contender since late last season.
Irvine Coach Scott Ficr aives most of
the. credit to weights coach Jeff .
Oden's technique 1n both throwing
events.
"Elaina really came on at the end of
last year 1n CIF and JUSt m155Cd the
state meet. She tasted 1t last year and
now it's her goal to act there this
year ... said Fier.
"Coach w1gan had a lot to do with
Elaina's improvement. When he
staned workina with her late last year.
her distances shot way up. It's hard to
guess what her potential is because
she's sull 1mprovinJ ...
Hoyasreac
Final Four
alga-in-~0.5
Turner delivers
for Memphis State
in 63-61 trl~mp~
Prom AP.,.,...,
PROVIDENCE. R.l.-Whtie All·
American Patndt Ewing rode the
bench because of foul trouble.
Geor1e1own rode the 1ns1de power of
reserve Ralph Dalton and the free-
throw shooting of .Rqgie Williams
back" into the Final Four.
The top-ranked Hoyas. with Ewing
out for 12 minutes of the second half.
hung on fora 6()..54 victory over No. 6
Gcorgja Tech in the NCAA East
Regional championship game Satur-
day.
Next Saturday's nauonal semi-
finals at u xington. K )' .• will match
Georaetown against the winner of
today's West Regional final between
Georgetown's Bie East nval t. John's
and Nonh Carolina State.
The Hoyas' 16th stra1gh1 victory
put them 1n the Final Four fo r the
third time in Ewing's four )ears and
kept them on track to become the fiMll
team 10 repeat as national champion
since UCLA in 1972 and 1913.-
For the most paq. though. they did
11 Saturday without Ewing.
The 7 -0 E wini, who scored I 2ofh1s
team-high 14 points 1n the firs t half.
co llected hts founh foul wi th 18:02
left in the second half and
Georgetown leading by one point. By
the time he rttumed. with S:3 I left.
the Hoyas were up 48-44.
"I know the team had everything
under control.'' Ewing said. "I had
cenftdeoc~ hem. Na1uraliy.. I
wanted to get in. but I had confidence
in the team."
Toda7'• TV p=•
10-30 a.m -onh Canlliia
vs. Villanova 1n the 50udMMI
R?ional final , C'hafted 2.
2:30 p.m. -St. JOhn's YL
Nonh Cuohna State in the W•
RC1Jon1l final. Chan.a 2.
And (1corairtown Coech Joba
Thom~n added: ''Otbtt people
realize their responsibiliues when
Patnck 1s not 1n tht pme."
In the Midwest Resional an Dina.:
Mem,.11 Seese II, f>lrht_. 11:
Andre Turner. Memphis State's det-
1anatcd hero. came thf'OUlh •in.
although he Just milled beina a pL
Turner. who beat Botton Collete
and Alabama-Birmiftlbam wilh laA·
sttond shots durina t&e aoumament.
scored four poinll in the finaJ 3)
seconds and All-American Keith Lee
had 23 points to Jive the No. S Tp
1he1rfirst berth in the FinaJ Four11nce
1973 with a victory over rourth-ran~ Oklahoma.
The winner of today's Nonh Cuo-,
hna-V1llanova Southeast ResionaJ
Final 1n B1rmin&ham. Ala. will fa<lC
... Memphi.s State Sa&urday in-LcJL-
1ngton. Ky. ·
Ho~cver. Turner -selected t.be
regional tournament's Most Valuable
Player -missed the front end of a
one-and-one w11h e1&ht seconds to
play and watched helplessly as a
dcs~rauon Oklahoma shot bounced
high off the bade of the rim at the
butzer.
Tech players suggested that
..-:-~~~-___;.~~~~-t--V@Ofi~~..Q<M:J...m~-Ul~
Turner. asked if he was worried
about mmmg his final free throw,
s.atd ''l~ll
was 1h1nk1ng they (OkJahoma) could
onl y go into ovcnime and since we
sull had all our players l .. tbou&ht we
·-
Ewing on the bench.
"We ma)' have picked 1t up a little."
confcs~d Hoya forward 8111 Manin
He added "I was real glad It didn't
come down 10 where I had to make a
last ~rnnd shot again ..
MISL commissioner:
A job with a fllture?
The Vaqueros. behind Oden.
checked in with 34 paints good
enou~ for the third slot in the team
'ltandlngs.
Van Sickle liked what he saw from
(P1eaM He 11119810N /C3)
Newport•• Maale Hemon (top left) bu
the earl1,_lead:-bat Woodbrlqe•• Sherri
Smith (rtOat) I• tbe e•entaal wfilner of the
1.800 meten at the Ml•lon Viejo ln•lta-
tlonal. Warrior Jamie KJn'en (lower left)
placed In the biCh jump and triple jump.
And what can be
done to 'spice up'
the pro golf tours? BuD
TUCIEI Nobody camt' in un the noon
balloon from Saskatoon and asked
me.but .. SPORT S CO LUMNI ST
A perfect ending for Laguna Beach
•Herald Examiner publisher Fran-
t 1s Dale will become commissioner of
th e MaJOr I ndoo~ccr Lca,guc I v.onder 1 ft hat 1s a ob with a future
• LPGA golfer ty hechan says
that it makes\ ou w1'ih football had
the \amt' thing
• .\ngel'I vrtcran Tomm) John
v.ht'n asked h1s chanc-csof making the
Artists end long day with
tourney championship
By CHRIS MONAHAN
.,.., ..... C.1t•J• ••:I
Laguna Beach'' boys volleyball team had an
opportunity to do scvp"ral thinas m Saturday's
Oranae County Volleyball Championships at
fountain Valley High. not the least of which was
win it.
It had a chance to: I) sec the best boys' teams
1n Orange County. including some possible CIF
opponents: 2) get in some extra playing ex-
perience in the middle of a tou&h Sea View
League schedule and J) avtn&c its only two losses
this year. both of which had come at the hands of
Sea View foes.
Wh en the day of volleyball had ended nearly
12 hours aficr It had bc:Jun. the Anim had
accomplished all of the above. defeat ing Estancia
1n 1hc semifinals. I S-1. and Woodbridat 1n the
finals. I S-4. 11 -1 S. I S-6.
Laguna Beach middle blocker and captain
Kun Blanton was named MVP of the tour-
nament. Blanton had seven kills. including five
tn the dec1din1 game apinst Woodbndge and
was directly responsible fort he Art1m' final three
paints of the day.
Blanton. who also had three blocks in the
final . was helped out tremendously by his
teammates. including outside hmers Mike Staf-
ford ( 17 kills) who missed 1he first encounter with
Woodbridge. and Mark Draper ( 12 kills).
Said Artist Coach Bill Ashen of his MVP
middle blocker. "He 1s what every coach dream"
of. because he 1s so coachablc. Most kids at thi"
level that arc that good have heads so big the)
can't get through the door."
It was Estancia and Woodbridge that had
handed th e Artii.u their only two losses of thc
season. both 1n five flme\. According to A\hen.
Laguna's match ap1n4't W6odbridge lasted 3'h
hour . and saw the Warriors overcome a 2-0
deficit 10 win the final sci . 18-16.
"We got everyone back tonight -Edison.
Estancia and Woodbridge," said Blanton. "We
used that (Woodbrid,e) match to help get U\ up
for them 1on1g.lll ...
Laguna Beach defeated Ed1'lon 1n 1he
quancrfinals. I S-10. aveng1n~ a two-set loss to
the Charger\ 1n pool pla) earlier 1n the day.
"Like I said. it's a matter of C)(C'Cut1on and
who's concentrating and our JU)'S exc<.·utcd ... said
'\shen. "Woodbridge wa!I 1n 11 until ha lfwa)
through the th ird set. They had 11 toughl·r dunng
the day. so we were frcsht•r when the match
staned.
"We un i)' had one tough match and that wa"
Edison. We played well after that and thing' JUSt
went our ""ay.
"We learned from 1he fim time we played
Woodbmlge. The first time we pla yed th em Scott
Burch and Larry Barnett crushed U'I hecau\C we
co uldn't make 1he adJ UStmen1 1n lime Tonight.
we d1sH·garded their pas mg (to other pla)'cr\)
and waited for the two of them ..
"The) e"ccutcd well and made le'' m1!I·
take,, .. ~•d Warrior ( oal·h ~tevc . tra1os. "They
al\o outpa,scd us When you ~rve well and you
pa~c; well. )'OU get a lot tlf one-on-one Ch1tt1na)
<.1tua11ons One thing 1us1 lc3d<. to another "
women· s golf needs some sp1c1 ng
up." .. Sodocsm 'sgolf.
•NameshkcTomm) John. Don
utton and Da vey Lopes-to
ment1onafcw-bnn1upapo1n1 .
Twentyyearsago.11 was ra re to stt a
major le~uc player sull active after
his 30th b1nhdav.
•From a pubi1c1t)' release on
NCAA women·., basketball .. >\ h:11r-
ra1s1ngevcnt" llov. about a "hair·
pulling" e~cnt'>
•l">cpt ofhu hum .\llth.u
m) cote!) and in trigue a•.111 v. htl h
'uh'llancc the 1\ngels" l>al)I ~on1t'r'
was having trouhlc v. 1th 11 \\3\
otn.1ou~h not rite pudd 1 ng
•It 1s ~1d long and dra\l..n ou1
n cnt'i. such .t'I world war\. rnu\t"
bah' hooms Hov. ahuut nn 11.: R \ ~asan·)
•Bill Bain 1\one of the Ram'
pla)er'> who will dtlnatc food to the
nl·cd' 0111 R:un get' to 11 fir'>t
•lhc mo'' "~n1ticant thingah.)ut
lhl· :"J( .\ \ ba.,kctball toumaml'nt"
tl·am '"On '\pnl . I may bccomc a
'l'r. h1[1.h paid amateur golfer.'"
•Hor~· pla)t'rs alwa)~ die broke
and the) ncHrrct1~ . be-cause they
lo' e to 'iuOrr
•Ram,( oarhJohn Robtn..on "8)S
then.· 1s no cocaine temptation once a
plJH·rgl'tH1n1hc:fit'ld . Howabout
:ill tho\C v. h1tc Imes"
•The \an Francisco '"in''· de-
'PJ1nng ol 1he wind and cold at
< :mdk'>lll k Park have rt'duC'cd their
n1ghtgnmeo;lrom 28to 17.addmg 11
ahl·rnoon rnnte\I\ h would be
1mprar11rnl to pla} 1n the moming.
• I he ho1tum ltn(' on baseball
-..ti.in Jrh11r;11mn 1'1 tha t thc player
l'1thl·1 gl'I' m·h or rtl'ht:r ... or r1C'hcst.
• ~\ hl·n thr rl·al '>IOI"\' on how the
l)odgl·r, blcv. thl' l ha nC'C to get
H ll kn I lt·nlkr,on lrom Oakland l'i
told \\. ah1•r C l'\.1 ,1llc) will turn over
111 h" gra H ' hkr .1 v. h1rhn1derv1sh.
•lo' .\ngdl·'< hpncrsgcncra.I
(Piute ett TUCUR'8/C3)
Vikesj Edison move
closer to Sunset lead
UCldlvldee
doableheader Golden West runs wild, 11-7
Mann nd F.d110n moved to
within 1 half-pme of Sun~t Lc~ue
lcadin1 Fountain Valley in h1fh
school baKblll Saturday afternoon 1n
different fashion~.
The Vikings went into the c1Jhth
1nnina 10 earn 1 titht win over OCtan
View. but 1t wa much ca1icr fqr tht'
Charat"· who coatttd to a lhutout
win over ttunun11on Beach bfh1nd
the p1tchi"' of Todd Bndtnbell. ThcMiatlt;
U... t , H•ti!ll... h9dl t :
Br1dtnbell 'J)un a four·hmcr as ttic
Cha~rs thumptd the Ot~rs.
Bridtnblll. a tentor natn-handcr.
1trutlt out t'taht and walitd four 1n
earning hi\ tlutd wtn of the ~•ton
Mu1M I, ONu VleW •: Mike w11hout a k>H
Hu)'ltt ttit 1 ucnnC'C fly with OM out The C'haratn II~ him the ntte '° 1n thf bottom of the ct .. nh inntna to u y upport at the•~. ~or1n1 t•K'C'
hf\ the Vtkinat to 1hc v1c1~ in tMwcond eM..,_Mare 11mn 1n tht fifth. Clup Dullto and Jeff' Kent A~ qcftn View hid opeMd lhc 1in11ed wtth O.IMIO comin1 home tcOf'tr't wuh •.Pitt of "'.n• tn the first . , on a throw1na error.
Marina wtnt tn front with four in t~ Ron ( hock then 1qucc1cd 1n the
fifth 5trvc BIOkdyk'a two-run tnt)t' K'Cond run
wa1 thc key llt'm tn that 1nntnt. In the fifth c;"'I Mtrt1n't blte'4
Omln Vww'1 Ptul Chell homtted lnedcd ttftl)t wn lM kty blow. whalf
to riaht •Uh 1 1amm1te abolrd tn Mar\ M1lkt1lwdro"r tn uun •tth 1
1hteopo(1htt61uh IOltf thtlllMlnd hilt htl
-'
Ora nge Coast puts Compton
away early In 26-1 romp
L 11 produ me ..d.a)-_1.L ~ le for the area
communit} colleat' baseball teams Satu ay 11 Golden
We'\t and Orange oa teach hit double figure 1n tht run
column tn South Coe t Conftrtnn' encounters.
tft'rt'·, what happened·
O.Wn Wnc I I, F•lt.ri. 7: 1 he Ru,tlcrs hterulh ran
rullenon d111y. tcahna s" be.in en route to their lounh ~onfcrcncc v1 tory 1n ii1x outin .
1 Iden We" lead-off man hav.n ulbcrt ~• a
P1n1cular thorn 1n Fullcnon's 1de. aoina • fl r 6 and
stdhna t•o baK\ nJ nd> Mota "ho pla)cJ ~11h 1he
Horncu la1& tca'°n. had thrtt theft
"He wa loHng 1t:• q1J C.otJcn Wnt C oa<h f rrd
Hoowr ofM011·, pcrforman«
·• ..... --futtcnoft ,.-~ fht or 1\ " A htl'l 1n 1hc scconJ
1nn1na fotfi\C run•oft' Ru,tkr taner J hn Manin, bunht
tno of Manin. Tom Ktlf'l•mk and Gary 8ucklM ~ut th<' ttomt1' do-non 1-0 hits lht rn& ul the••»
Mnnwh1k. Oofdfn Wt"'t rallifd tu take the kid for
IQOd 1n th<' top of the founh 1nn1na ""1th thrtt r\IM l ~n
~t R1th. •ho v.,:nt ~ f('tr '4, wpphC'd the cru hrr •1th a
t~ruft homt-r 1n tfw lop ot the tithlh,
Rath'' nm. hnt1n1 •. , IO th1 ~a\nn
•
"l he '">" 01 the a-u11t• tx·"dc' kath ' homer. wa' gr111n our le duff h111rr on." \a1d Hoo"er "We had
cx·oplc on ha'<' all da) "
Fullenon ·~home 10 \: ddlct'tack rue~ay
Or11re c .. ,, ti, Compcoe I : It wa'i I 7.0 aficr three
1nnlfll..\ u ~ P1nur, came throu h w1 iwrform;an(c of the ~" n apm~t the·.:.:-.-na=rs ......... _.........._-ui_
<•enc Roum1mper wa" one 01 many to tease on
( onipton p1t1. h1na. ao1ng l for S w11h a h mtr. double and
\1n Ii: f)avc Rolland knocked 1n ''\ l'\IM •1th a ttnmlc,
ir1pk ,1nd homrr 1hc latter coming 1n the ~"cnlh •it'h a
m:in on
tl''l' ~ra"' had fou1 h1t\, 1n ludtng a dou~. and
dro'r 1n four run
The P1ratM ~t '' men t the plate 1n tM nu~-run
1h1rd , ta\hing out ~"en hit\ 1n the inn11"11.
.\lmo\t lo\t 1n the olftn\1\.t' on\laut}\1 wa the Pirltn'
'up<Tb pitt'h1n1from1h rtt hurkn-\tartrr Lonao G1m1
and rt'l 1t>H" Orlando <•IK'm and l:nc Rnnh lu.
Thr mo Cl1m~1nc,1 tor IS Mn krout\, with frnhman
nJtn·hanJt-r •If'-•& "or\:1oa thC' 1~• " in . ..:.:"~·------·· ''n"1n ut '" v.h1k ~ ncnna fl ur hit'
Ciunn hurk'd t_.o 1nn1nsund after
&ht firll& hatter he f 1:d. as m rtl\t
\trtk1n OUI tht' n " I hitter
Rc1nhoh1 11 cd lour battt'f'\ and ttlK.k out ll\r« '"a ro tOt'r 1110 .. tn ate J IT \1nalt 1n tht nu"h
• O< mo \rd lo 2-A '" ronftten,·t ~~ and 6-1·1
O\.Tratl, ""hilt C'omcn n rcm11ntd .. 1nlrit 1n thf SC(',
llood-alterlnl drug
for ASU tiallplayen
1tven OK by coach
Jl'rem AP .. ,,. ...
TEMPE., nz. -Arizona tile Um· Ii
versity bateball coach Jam Brock says ht
has full confidence in a psychiatrist who
has prescribed a mood-aherina dru1 to some Sun Devil
baseball players to improve their performance.
"We havt complete trust in his methods'." Brock
laid of Dr. Games Gou&h. a pan-tame consultant to thr
university's sports program.
--
Red8' Soto forced to lean 1ame
Elbo~ pain inlerrupled Cincinnati 1111 O..y Alqe scored 12 founh.qua.ner m
patcher Mart. S.1e'1 preparation for 1ht points Saturday ni&)lt, enabtina Boston to m~or teaaue tcason Saturday but other break open a close flme a~d def~t
hurlers continued to breete throuah s~na · Washinaton. 104-98. to inettase 111 lead in ,
trainina outinas. Soao. ace of the Keds s&atr. was forced tbc NationaJ luketbtll Association's Atlantic
to leave the Cd'hibition aame •inst Philadelphia in lht Division to 5'h pmcs over idle Philadelphia. The
01\h innin1 when he felt 11ifTMM and pein in his riaht Celttct ltd 77·76 before Ainee hit three strai&ht jump
elbowanerthrowinaacha.-up. V•8a1"'tbree.run sbots to put the Celtics up by seven ... In "'her t:JBA
homer helped.4he Phillies to an 1-1 victory ..• ...._ 11mes. Pa.a Prui.,. ecored a carcer-h1&h 30 points.
81kMr of Minnesota. who hadn't allowed a run in wbile Terry C..• .... added J t. to !e_ad Milwaukee 10
three previous spnn, appear· a I 4Q.. I 29 victory over Indiana, expandina the Bucks'
ances. retired the fint I Boston lead to 12 pmes in the Central Division .•. Chicaao
batters he faced before Jim IUee forward Stew,.._ .. scored a season-hi&h 31 points
taged him for' a founh-innina 11 the Bulls arabbed a 107·97 victory over l>allas,'only
home run in the Twins' 5-3 the aecond win on the road in their last t 8 tries for the
victory over the Red Sox ..• Miu Bulls ... Rookie Ode fterpe pumped in a career-hi•h
Maaoa or Texas shut out Kansas 31 paints and a..-'l'Mtla hit two key free throws 10
City on three hits over six inninas the final 90 seconds a• Kansas City rqistercd its founh
Blae etp• pact wltli Olaat8
SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. -Vida Blue. •
impressi ve in three sprina tra1nin1 exh1·
biuon pmel. Saaurday siantd a C?nc-year
contract with the San Francisco G,1ant~ .. Bhat. 3S. came to the Giant 1ra1n1n1 c~~P. 11 a
free a,ent in t 984 after servi na three months 1n Jl•l for
possenion ofa controlled subs\lnce.
A sax-ttme II· tar and the w1 oner of the I ~71 Cy
Youna award4S the Amcrkan L.caa~·s be t pucher.
Blue will be ustd asa spot staner and lona·tthef man fot
the Giants.
"I fell I would make 11 \\1th the Giants," Blue said.
"TheY. invited me and P"e me a chance. I ho~ I can
contribute. I still have a lona \\U)}O ao to~ back where
I was ~n I was with Oak.land
Giants (Jenera I Manaaer Tom Hlll \c:r said he had
not expected Blue to male the tt"am Gouah. of Scottsdale. said that he had prescribed
the dru-'1 Nardil foT l~ers to f !&hLlleprcuion itJlloL-~ Telm.ton,radlo
as the Ranacn beat the Royals. consecutlv victory a 113-IOSdecision overNewYork
-7-'1 ... The--€hicago White~--.= .. D.•tat .. 1 wtalat scored 21 poTnTsls Atlanta. with improve pe ormance.
"If you feel better about yourself. you'll do a better
job," Gouah said. ·
used a suicide squeeze bunt in the only ci&)lt players available, defeated Cleveland, 91-86.
ninth in nin1 by Marc Hill to score in ovenime ... Paced by P1rvl1 Slaort'• 33 poinls.
Gouah said he warns patients about potential side
effects. some of which result when cenain foods or over-
. the-counter medications are eaten or used in conjunc-
tion with Nardil.
1oto Joie Ca1tro and defeat Pit· Golden Stale beat Phoenix, tll-109. handina the Suns
tsburgh, 2-1 ... Willie U~aw'1 RBl·double keyed their fifth lost in six pmes. With the score tied S9·S9 at
Toronto's two-run first 1nnin1 and the Blue Jays the half. tt!e WarTiors pulled away to hold a
defeated Detroit. 3-2 ... Terry Frucoaa's ninth-inning commandina2t-point lead. t 10-89. with ei&ht minutes
TIUVIMMI
1CUO Lm. -UIB H.L: Atl91\tll w.
Dod't:o~ ~1. COLI •• ~
NCAA Peeyoffl -North CetollM w. V91111CM"'""
aoutttwt Aegk>nal::.. ~ 2.
But at least one player said that he was not
cautioned about possible side effects of Nard1l. The
player said Gouah prescribed the drug for him when he
was depressed dunna a hitting slump.
error on a double by Heary Coato allowed the winniJlg remainina. run to score in the New York Yankees' 6-5 victory over
Montreal ... Ed Lynclil pitched four shutout innings in Wat8on clind'• to one-•bot lead the New York Mets' 9-8 victory over Atlanta ... Rookie • 11:30 a.m. -: PGA LU ~ IMfta. t1oM1 from Laa Vegu. Channel 4. •
"The doctor never told me anything about 11. Just
that it would make me feel better." said the player. who
was not identified. Three other players. described a
staners but also unidentified. told the Republic that
team members and coaches used Nard ii. -
Doug Loman had four hits, includina a two-run home Tom Wat1oa, struaaJina with his l!I
run in the first inning. to lead a split squad of puttiof. shot a par-71 and manaaed to ~~Id
Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-3 victory over San Diego. onto hat lead by one stroke oveT surpns1na
Another Brewer team beat a split Seattle team. 12-9 . . . Billy Gla1aoa after the fourth round
George V1kovlcla singled and doubled, driving 10 a run Saturday of the rich Las Vegas In vitational. Watson. a
11 :30 1.m. -NO ,OOTaALL: U9'l -NMW
.~at Tampa Bay, Channel 7.
12:30 p.m. -COUIGa UM8TllM.L:
NCAA pleyoft9 -St. John't V9. North c.oftna
State In the WMt RealOnal ftMI, CMnnel 2. Brock said he knew that some players haq used
Nardit1 but he said he thoclght they had been told'Ofthc
potential dangers.
and scoring twice to help Cleveland to an 8-2 victory fivMime British Open champion and six-time Player
over Oakland. of the Year. also fell victim to some putting problems
.. and a 71 cropped up." he said. His round on the Las Jeta zoom to ~l&htb WlD in & row Vegas Country Club course lef\ him with a 72-hole total
3 p.m. -KAAATI, Chant* 4.
S:30 p.m. -SKIING: World Cup oompetitlon,
CMnM17.
Center Dale Hawerelauk sco red twice riil. of 270 aoina into today's final round of the chase for a
in the third period to break a 4.4 tie and lift , S 171 ,000 first prize i11 the richest event on the
Winnipeg to a 6-4 victory over Vancouver American tour. Glasson. who has had surgery on his
Saturda> night. the Jets' eighth straight kom cm four occasions. wears a pair of braces on his-
Nauonat Hocke) League victory. Perry Tarab.U, Jim knees and moves slowly and with obvious discomfon.
Nill, Dave Babycla and Wade Campbell also scored for was unable to maintain his fast early pace and finished
Winnipeg ... In otherNHLacuon Saturday, RoaS.tter with a 69 ... Ju Steplaeaaoa, winning her daily battle
scored a tie-breaking goal w11h 2:20 remainina and with puttina problems, fired an even-par 72 to take a
4 p.nt. -SPORTIWOM.D: 8u'*8tsa -10
1N4 Otymplana compete for bel1N In the
cMmpk>nlhlp round. from Key Biecayne, Ft,
CMnftel4. MDIO
10:30 a.m. -aAllUU.: AtlMta vt.
[)odoerl, KABC (790).
RelablC join• 49er grid •taff
d 1 · h h' d ·od rfi three--shot lead after three rounds of the LPGA's ONA Dave PoullD Kore two ~oa s'" t e t tr pen to I t tournament in Glendale. Stephenson, at I-under-par Philadelphia to a 5-3 win over New Jersey. The win eittended the Fl yers· streak to to. the longest of any 215. is tht only player under par af\er 54 holes at
JloOn -aAllaAU: Ang91a w. a.ttle,
KMPC(710).
1 p.m. -PRO aAIKITaALL; Oetrott .t
l.akera. KUC (!570). LONG BEACH -Larry Reisb1g has m
been hired as an assitant football coach at •II• Long Beach State.
Rcisbig, 44, will serve as the running ·
NHL team this season ... Doug Gil moor'• shon-handed Oakmont Coun\.ry Club. where the women are playing
goal in the second period proved to be the pme-winner a tournament for the first time. Barbara Moue11, who
as St. Louis defeated Minnesota, 4-2 ... Rookie Ray bepn the third round three shots in front of
Ferraro scored three power-play goals as 1he Hartford Stephenson. soared to a 78. but stiJJ was tied.for second
-MONDAY'I RADIO
10:30 a.m. -aA•IAU: Mlnneeota va. -DcMSCJM'I from V•o ~. KABC (790).
back coach and an ~dministrative assistant to head
coach Mike Shep~_rd.
specialty teams dominated Boston en route to a S-2 place with Boule Laaer and Becky Peanoa at 2-over·
victory. par 218.
1 &;....;. IAmALL: S,.ttle VI. Angel• from
P81rn 1 KMPC(710).
49erwomen
ffall to Georgia
I 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Teresa
' Edwards scored 26 points and Janet
""Harris added 25 Saturday to lead
ei~tb-ranked Georgia to a surpns-
ln y easy 91-82 victory over thtrd-
ranked lon_g Beach State in the
championship game of the NC AA
Division I We st R ·onal basketball ------,.to""'u"."':m==-a~m=ent.
The win at UCLA's Paule)
Pavilion qualifies Georgia for the
women's Final Four at l\ustin. Tex ..
next weekend. The Bulldogs. who are
28-4. will play the winner of toda) ·s
Western Kentucky-Mississippi game
in the semifinals Fnda~ night.
Harris and Edwards led a 56-point
second haJf for Georgia, which con·
nected on 57. 9 percent of1ts field goal
attempts in the final 20 minu tes. The
Bulldogs had ht'ld a narrow 41 -36
advantage al hal ftime before stead1l )
pulling away to the con' 1nc1ng tf1-=-
umph.
Lisa O'Connor and Katrina
McClain added 17 and 13 points.
respectively. for Georgia. McClain
also pulled down a game-high I 0
rebounds.
Cindy Brown led Long Beach 4itate.
which finished its season with a 28-3
Bruins are 'back from ·the dead' KINGS FALL
ATBOZEK'S-
HANDS, 4-3 · UCLA heads to New York
after oustiilg Fresno St.
survived the death march and we're a good I 0 rebounds fo r Fresno State, which finished Its
basketball team." season with a 23-9 record. Jos Kuipers added
UCLA and Fresno State were playing for the eight points for the Bulldogs.
first time since the Bruins overwhelmed the In other NIT action Saturday:
Buttctog>.9J-43. m t9'S-O"al\d"for only Thcf6Uffh "TeuHlff"tl, Vtrpatrt~-SOphomore Ton) · 1NGlEWOOO-( te¥e
From AP cUspatcbea ume ever. A near-capacity crowd of 12.577 White banged in 23 points and guard Michael Bonk, a formet LOI Angelee
watched the contest at Pauley Pavilion. Brooks came alive down the stretch to lead the ~. IOOted wtth 7:29 remlllnlng
LOS ANGELES -UCLA's resurgent '"I don'l think you can shoot the ball for a Volunteers to victory over Virginia in Knoxville tobrelk 1 3-3 tie Saturday night ~g~~~1k~.~a~11d~e~o~~~hP1-~~~11~~~1i~11~1e·ti~wedidand~rr~ll~~"nld and~~nhin ~e~~u~r-.~---~~~~~~~t,,.~~~~~F~t~~~~.-~~3~
Walt Hazzard co uldn·t be happier because the • Fresno State Coach Boyd Grant. referring to his The smaller Vols trailed throughout the Nattonal Hockey Le.gue victory
Bruins will ha ve an opportunity to erase some team's horrendous t 9-for-57 effon from the game. catching the Cavaliers with 4:33 remaining owr the Ktnge.
biller memonc~. noor. "We Slaned with too much eneray and shot on a pair of free throws by Anthony Richardson. 8oZllk took a peal from Joet Otto
·'This "as m> biggest win at UCLA as a the ball too quickly and got into a hole. From there. the outside shooting of Brooks. 8nd" rammed the puck put LOI
coach.'" Haz.tard sa id Saturday night after the ··we pla yed welt enough defensively to win. who hit twice from the top of the kc) and again A~_.... Bot>~ from
Bruins disposed of visiting Fresno State. 53-43. in but onl)' if we had shot the ball better." from th e right comer, and fi ve consecuuve vu--, ..
a quarterfinal game of the National ln\ltat1on TheBruinsledat halftime27-18and~ere_on throws by White raised the Southeastern Con-abOut 10 f..t ~on J~'I
Tournament. ··A lot of }Ou (repon ers) had us top 41 ·24 midway through the second half, but ference Vols' record to 21-14. stick ttde,
dead and buned. but we're still alive. 1he Bulldogs battled back and trailed by only siit Olden Polynice ·dominated the inside for The Fl.,,,.. had tied the game
"We're going back to N~w York to show the points at 43-37 with 3:12 remaining. UCLA Virginia. scoring 21 points and grabbing fi ve earller In the ftnal period on IP
world who the real Bruins are."' didn't score for six minutes as Fresno State rebounds as the Atlantic Coast Conference by Kent NllJ80n. hf8 34th of the
UCLA lost six of 11s first nine games this rattled ofT 11 straiaht points. Cavaliers ended their season at 17-16. seuon.
season. Among those siA losses was an 88-69 However. UCLA forward Gary Maloncoo White. a 6-2 guard. led all scorers wuh 23. Calgary, 38-27•9, ICOttd the
setback to powerful St. John's at Madison Square connected on a 12-foot jump shot with 2: t 5 left Fred Jenkins, Tennessee's 6-4 forward. arabbcd a only goal Of the first period. Eddy
Garden. sue of Wednesda}' night"s NIT semi· and Wright made two foul shots 15 seconds later game-high 10 rebounds. Beert got the ~ on the
finals. to gi ve the Bruins a I 0-point advantage and With the scored tied 12-12 midway through 1COr•board aft• 17:25 of play.
Senior center Brad Wright scored 16 points Fresno State wasn't able to pose a serious 1hreat the first half. Polynice went on a I 0-point scoring L09 Angelee, 32-29.:-13, bouf'C)ed
and pulled down 15 rebounds to lead the Bruins after that. spree for Virginia baci< In the MCOnd period, ecortng
past Fresno State. Nigel Miguel added 12 points for the Bruins. Two tong jumpers by White and Rich-all thrM of lta go91t. Mwk ~arcfy
.. It was a tremendous mo ment for ever) one who are now 19-12 and have won 10 of their last ardson's dunk of a missed shot broughl the Vols tied the game wtth a p0wer-ptaiy
at UCLA ."' Ha zzard said of the victory. ··Brad 11 games. Maloncon and Reaaie Miller con-to with in 22-2 1 with two seconds left in the half. goe1 at 1:43 of the period, and the
Wnght played ver) welt. tnbuted e1g)y t points apiece for UCLA in the low-Virginia's John Johnson gave the Cavaliers a Klng9 took a 2· l 9CMlntage' ~
record. with 20 points. .. There's no way that I would haH believed sconng affair. 24-21 halftime lead with a 60-foot shot from Phtl S~• tcored at a:a7. ~~~---~-~-~---th_a_t _w_e_c_o_ul_d_h_a~h~t 9 w1ns thi s~a~~t~ &ott Barn~Kored .1 6~po~in.~~an•d~~~b•~•d~~·ba~c•k•ro•u•n•a•t•t•h•e •b•uu~e•~~~~~~~~~ TheA~tledthe~t~~
1: 18 later on a goat by Perry
Berezan. However, the 1<Jn01 went
on top When Marcel OionM IOOf'9d
ht. 4Sth goel of the year on a p0wer
ptay at 12:4'.
Errors prove costly
to Angels in 5-4 loss
MESA. Ariz. -Errors by Angels'
reliever Luis Sanchez and shonstop
Craig Gerber allowed Gary Woods to
score the winning run in the bottom
of the ninth inning that gave the
Chicago Cubs a 5-4 victory over the
Angels in ex hibition baseball Satur-
day.
Woods opened the ninth with a
walk off Sanchez and rookie Shawon
Dunsaon beat oui.. a bunr 10 put
runners on first and second.
After Sanchez threw wildly to
second on a pick-off attempt the
runners advanced to scorina position.
Chico Walker then bounced a
grounder that was booted by Gerber
to allow Woods to score the winning
run.
Dick Ruthven started for the Cubs
and went six innings allowina three
runs on six hits.
George Frazier relieved Ruthven
in the seventh odore John Perlman
took over in the ninth and pined the
victory.
Geoff Zahn. who worked the first
fi ve innings, continued to enJOY an
outstanding exhibition season. He
has allowed only one run in 12
inninas.
"I feel ready." he said. "I got a
co1,1plc of pitches up, but I'm pleased
overall. The only ,hina there's left for
me to work on is control. ..
In a pme invotvinaa split squad in
Palm Sprinas Tony Mack pitched
fi ve-hit bait for six inninas as the
Ansets defeated defcndina NCAA
baseball champion Cal State Full·
crton. 4-1.
The only run allowed by Mack
came in the sixth innina when Kevin
Reimer belted a solo homer. &ott
Oliver. hllrlina two inninas. and
Julian Gonzalez. pitchina the final
inning finished up for the Anaels.
Oriole• halt Dod1er Win •treak, 6-1
VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP)-Eddie inninp. took the loss. his third In four
Mumy and Todd Cruz each drove in exhibition decisions.
tW<? runs to lead . '~ Baltimore Murray's first-innln~ double
qriolcs to a · S-1 exh1b1t1on baseball scored Lee Lacy with the Orioles' first
victory over Los An,elcs Saturday, run. Murray and Oary Roenicke s~•PP.•na the Doda-:n' .even m~ knocked in runs in th .thir~ innina,
·wn1111n1 streak. e ach with • llCrifice fly and Cruz had
Ken Dixon hurted three shutout a t:"o-run double in the teventh off
inni •• scauerina three hits, to cam rchever Larry White.
the win. Fernando Valenzuela, who Baltimore improved its ~rd to
pvc up three runs on f'our hits in six M white the Dodeers fell to 9-4.
Let u1 m.U your boclv
'
Calgary acored the game'• only
two goal• aft• that.
Calgary outlhot the Klnga.
42-33, In taklr19 an eight-point IMd over Lot Angelel In the Smythe
Dlvttlon with atx games remelnlng
In the MMOn for both teame.
The FlamM ar• In third place Md
the KJnge are In fourth place In the
dtvttlon. The fourth-pt.a mm w11
have to face defending a-.
Cup champion Edmonton In ttte
flrtt round of the NHL ptayoffa '*' month.
Bowie leads
Trail Blazers
past Clippers
PORTLAND (AP) -Ponland
rookie Sam Bowie scored nine fourth·
9uaryer points. including a crucial tip-
10 with I :2 t left. as the Trail Blazers
held off the Los Angeles Clippers
126-t ~3., in a National Basketball
Assoc1at1on game Saturday.
The Blazers led throuahout the
11r:nc behind Kik1 Vandeweahe's 26
points and pydc Drcxler"s 24 points, bu~ lh~ Clippers aot to within two
points !n, the founh quaner. 119-'l t 7.
Bowie s free throw and the tip-i n p~e Pontand a five•point cushiOf'I
while the Blazers cashed in on fnie
throws the rest of the way -
Derek Smhh led the Chppen witb a
pme·hlah 27 points and Marcus
Johnson added 23 as Los An~let dropped to 2S-~o.
Portland took a 3S.28 first quaner
lead behind Vande~e·s 12 poinu
and carried a 72·S9 advantaac i~
halftime. Los Anaelcs stormtd bllck
in the third quancr 10 outxorc ~onland 34-26 as BiU Walton, ptay. •na a reserve role, led the chartt.
,Walton had 17 poinu and Nbrm Nixon~ 15 po1nt1 and 11 as11M1
for the ~hppcrs, who saw their two-
1Ame w1nn1n1 streak broken.
Drelller had 10 assists and fow rt~ndt to 10 with hi1 24 ec>ilts whtle Por,tland rookie tt\'c Colter
had.19 pcunts and 101t1i111
. 9ow'le ftn11Md •ith I' p0inta lftd eish• ~und111 tht Blaien had Ma
pliiym "' double fltum.
'
Elaina Oden preparea to heave the d.lecaa
Saturday at the Ml•lon Viejo IDYita·
......... ~ ........
tlonal. Oden won the eTent with a tou of
134·8 and wu al80 eecond ln the ellet put.
MISSION VIEJO INVITATIONAL •••
From Cl '
h1~Sallor'>. "'ho garnered fif\h w11h 28 personal best of her own. 5:02.4. to Na11£.e .. .tevi., 1u,' LOl\9 1Mv >. 2109 points. as Maggie Henson led New-erase the old meet standard of5: 16.1. l,60«>-I S1"n°•11 <W> soH. 2 Arreola 1c.1
h
'
• I fi S 03 0 3 Htn'°n (NH I S 04 I, • Cllai>el <COMI pon wit a arst-p ace an1sh 1n the s 12 l, s wrog111 m s u 3 , Hark1ni ILQI 3.200 "'llh a ti me of I I : 14.6. Hen-Woodbridge Coach Geo'le Varvas s u 3 son's t · 1 fT h was happ1..· tu see Smith hitting her 3.200-1 Henwn INH>. 111•6 2 su11on ime was jUS 0 I e meet-· ; CNew0urv Per-) II 11 S. 3 Htlt'n 1La11une Hlll\I record 1 l:l l.6shcsct last )l'ar. ~trideatth'ispoantof theseason. 'Tm 11302, • Skt•e ccoM> 11 n.6, s L•10 cNH J "Magg11: reall) ran well toda" ... gladtoscc.Shernbrcakoutofthehttle llJ66 6 Armwo110 CNewt>urv Parlf.J 11 3*2
d V S kl ""'" h d h' slump she was an ," he said ... , know .00 relav-1 11•wtll0rne ., I 2 Bevtrtv 5al an IC C.~ n e a SOmeot ers Htll\,502,3 Morn11111\10.,S06;4 Joroan,SO} S
She qualifies for NCAA finals
iiljaveltn as UCI women win
"~ftlta.. He &ook 1 Rt11 .,, ~l'l!llf.~11
• ""' m the polt v1.aa. wid11 aJ+,4 ._ .. ..._ )l~tl1n IU-Oforthe~...._
In the t.hot put, Funk mlft21 ita•N.,_.,..
hoftOn, and captured &hard ptatt in die 400..-
, '' ldodin1-&-naor Laura M11ft. broke three school records and , .. otl\tt A nttaltrs finathcid 111ieir ~ 1111.
quahfied for the NCAA (hamp1ont.hlpt Saturda)' 1n ~nda Westbn>Ok totted a lj.t..11tewill1111
leadinJlhc UC lni1ne womtn't track team ioa 15-S9 wa.n and t.cammat~Aona Ku'I ran a 1:01.:l • ••
over ("al State Nonhnd,e and • 70.-23 victory oiver C•l~for 1 tint.place fanir.h. unc Los narlcs an a 1raanaular meet at UCI Saturday. The Anteater men had a fi.at day ia die
. The Anteaters' men·s track team dropped an U-iO events. In th<' JOO mtltn. Chris Pnetto nipped Ml
dcc11lo!' t~ Cal Statd LA. OPPQnent. Jerold Oak is. b)' onc-ltnlb of a aecoed .....
Mill throw of 167-2 topped her old mark by more 10 7 m rk
than 17 feet. Mills· m~k of I 59-0 tood the school's ~st In the 800 meters, UC'l'a G tta·Rafljab WtMd •
prCVIOU!.tO s~uurda) s toss. I :.SJ.4 ftn1 h for first pl•~.Jutt Wad of C:LA'•
In the 100 hurdles, Mall set an Anteater record w11h 1 Villaneda, who ran a t :SJ.6. SeM EvaM ran --
14.3 run. and top the school's shot put rcc.Qrd w11h a ~ faucr JhanJus AeattSt ~'°' ao ..U 4"6-T~ eave. 1 s earned a second place an the d1Kus honors in the .S.000-mcter run
wath a 141-9 launch The Anteaters· John Waioncr sta.kcd bas cla&1a <NI
Teammate Jenny Linderman al o had a record-men's h1~bJump w11h a first-place leap 0(6-6.
scttin& da). Her 5-8 mark an the high jump broke UCl"i UC I s women will ho5t U • Colorado IDd tt11.-•
fi ve-)car-old record of S-61h. aturda> \I the Anteater Track and Field Stadium ~ . ln .mcn·s compet1t1on. Todd Funk turr~ed an an the Anteater men travel 10Los·Anidet1ocompe1elj, lllJ"-'1
exhausting performance for the Anteaters. placing in fi ve SC and New Mexico State.
GWCmenswim
to Cuesta victory
AN LUI OBISPO -Golden
West College·~ men·s sw1mm1ng team
bla1cd P3'>1 its opponents Saturday
and Orange Coast College·s women
had h11lc trouble" 1th 1b compc111ors
as the two teams collected their
respective Cuesta College l nvila-
t1onal 111 lec;.
'Thl' Rustler men tallied 4~9 point\
to finish with almos1 100 points more
than Sc·cond-placc West Valle) Col·
lcge. Scoring a 432. the Pirate women
outdistanced their close~1 foe by 175
poant'i
Orange Coast's men captured fifth
placl' with 16.2 poinb. and the Golden
W1.·4't women turned 1n a founh-place
ix·rformance. The meet fea tured 12
community college teams from all
over the state.
'.':ltc'c Bentle' paced the Ruc;tlcrs
w11h three fir~t-place fini'lhe,. A
I ·00.37 mark 1n the 100 breaststroke
and a .2: 13.02 docking an the 200
breast gav.e Bentley t\\-O lirst'i. and a
4· t 6 714001ndl\ 1dual medic) earm:d
him his third lop-finish of the day.
UC 1rvtne•1 "*1'1 tennil te.m
adYMced to the MmHinals of It•
own tournamef't Saturday,
notchlng a 7·2 victory over the
Untwrlffy of WllCOnlfn on the
Anteat••' courta.
The victory propela UCI Into
BarhemMdY .... now_....
No. 1 dOublee Md 19-4 ~. do 'ol.<Cll toda~ also. haron ..\ttlesey she's going to dip down Into the 4's Llncotn !San 01eooi 507 (47.11n the 3~ low hurdle~ 15.8 in some 11meth 1syea~nndth1s1sa good 1.~~~v-1H1w111orne,1ss~ 2 &everw ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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t C ltru low·s)ls starting to run injury-;~ .. r s :a coming aroUTli · • 10 4, s Mornlno,lot • 1.0 -
freeagain. IOOLH-1 EomunO (Hl.149,2 Ou11ew CLl. I TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE "If shcstays health~ I think she'll be On the quality of the compct111on 14 9; J v1111 (8H> 1s 1. • A111e~v tNH>, 151, s Varvas said. "When you get a super Jolln 1w11ion1. IS9. • Frazier (M1, 16 1 one of the best in C'J . BufT)' Rabbitt ft :IOOLH-1 E•omorti <HI 46 3, 2 Auoon•on I ran a personal besi in the 800(.2:19.3 strong ield like this. the good ones tE>. 46 s. l A1tlHtv <NH>, •11. 4 v1111 IBHJ, " " rise 10 the occasion. and Shem's a 41..i.....S.....JOIVLLWuMIAl.-4 t '-~Ml4r•• r 1or 1ourth].l..aura Cazo ran her best in good one." HJ-1 MA100n100 tH> s-. 2 oa~v !Ml th~ 3..200 ( 11 :36.6 for fifth). and s-2. l J•nonv.v IBH>. S-2. 4 HouttOll lS..n
Maggie al 0 did a real jOb in the (llllNlifle'""" If! IMtWI) e·~u S·2 s Orr (0'VI, s-2, 6 Kirven IWooo l ACROSS 84 Abatement 154 Attending 19 Cuts ..,.yy 108~Md -
85 Wtngdlnga 155 Crete' a mcurtain ·24~ 111 Pknl erdng 1,600." Tt•m seo<n I H1w111orne. 121. , IW<ertv LJ-1 W•O•worl" IKJ. 17-6 >, 2 Orr COii) ----~--~e-n-~on ran a hne 5·04.8. wh-1-ch---'~"~"•~.~o~.~l~'""~1111~.~~w-.~•~N~~11n1~~~1~v-~~N.-30""'""".+5--~11~,~.+,~ou'lrlft;11a~w~1cTJ,-1~•-~•.~•,r.....;.OM11,;,;..,;.....,:;;1wm1m11~1r~nr1-+---L01u.....i..m.. ________ _s;it.t...c:.MU.1..m-lol'l11ML----..J~~!o£1.loj'l!U..UIL\~llWM....__£.l;u:;...-LiJ:.11m ..... ._ __ _._w,..;~10J111u----------.-NtV(POrl HerbOr, 21, 6 0Gt1n View, 2S. 1 16·S l, S Dennington (8HI. 16·3, ' Tnru'"
1 Act· Lat 87 Eomw P""I' 157 Eootblfl tltty,abbc 26 Pap« 0 Ke 113 SUtctied
4 Large stream alHenoe 158 Oral pelJM ~8 Son of Seth 115 Uuden 111h
I
was good enough for third and a L1ncocn IS.n 01990), 21. • Esoer1n11. 20. 9 CValh•".i· l•·O 1
personal best. WoodbrlOot, 19, 10 Groumortt, 19 T J-1 Orr CO'VI J7·9 , 2 W•OlWO<"ln IHI 1~1 Slllt1 CHI, 121, 1 Wl\ffter (Hl, 123, l J6.-0, l .t,oelt <M'VJ 3S·I >. 4 Kirven (WOOO 1 .. That 1,600 field was loaded with a AubOnlOll IEI. 12 s. 4 8erltM (Mii), IJ.O. s lS·O, s JOMM>" (LJ, 34-S) 6 Olien IWHttrn), lot of th I Cl F.. d H•rris (LI. 13 I; 6. Slt"en' (H), 13 I 33-3 c op runners in · sa1 2oo-I. s111e1 (HI, 2u. 2 w111e1er CHI. 2s •. 3 SP-I Mami (MVJ. 4J·7, 1 ooen <•>. 47·0 >. Van Sickle ... Getting third in a great Aut>on•on IEsPI. 156. 4 aer1111 !f.l\V l 26 1. s 3 0111 <wesit•nl. 41·6. • Paaue11e tRA>. 39.3 , ftefd like that IS a SOmC finish ... COieman Cl). 269, 6 Wrlohl CMl S · W1t1011 (Wood l. 19·1 1, 6 C•ttln (Htmell •~Amv (Hl. S6 a, 1 Turner (8H), SJ •. 3 l9·6' i The leader of that great field and Cotem•n Ill, S9 1. 4 ero-r ICVl. l:OOJ. s or-1 OOtn rn 134·6. 2 Peauette IA"l wanner of the 1.600 was Wood-Corcoran !FVl, I 016, 6 Wooovn111 (Al. I 016 125·1 l C1111n IHemtlJ 12S·7 4 Aoami CM'Vl
brldg .. ·s hern· Smith. who ran a 900-Arrtol• CG>. 2 IS 2. 2 Amv CHI. 2 1u. l !",n·111119s 9w11M>11 1wooo 1 172·3 6 c.111 fWttt "' Harll\n' CLQ) 2 1' 6. 4 lt4100lll CNHl, 2 19 3, S ~
Express' Young hurt
in defeat at Arizona
gs·s knee injury ---not as serious
as first feared
TE~I PE. Am. (A P)-Lo~ Angeles
Ex press quanerback Steve Yo ung
said he's still in shock af\er suffering a
kn ee injury in Saturday nig.ht's 27-13
loss to the Arizona Outlaws 1n a
United States Football League game.
Young. the S40 mil hon sccond-
year pin.Yer out of Brigham Young
Un1 vcrs1t}. left the game with a
hypcrex1ended left knee late in the
third quarter -"the fir.I football
injur; of m> life." he said.
.. I've never mined a pla) an m)
career. I think I'll be back in a few
days. I can·1 stay out. I can·1 do it.
We've got too far to go," Young told
reporter, in the locker room. "We're
lifeless now. We'H: got 10 get more
aagress1 ve. But I don't know what 11'11
take to turn 11 around."
Reggie Brown scored two touch·
downs and became Ari1onn '!i first
I 00-yard rusher this season with 127
on 16 carries in the Outlaw.,· win.
which improved their record to 3-:?
overall and )..()at home.
Los Angeles. now 1-4. hac; )'Ct to
win a game here in four tries over a
three-season ,pan.
Team physicia n Or. Jim Tibonc
said Youna did not sofTcr ligament
damage as originall} fearr<l bu1 the
knee "will be thorough!)' C\am1ned
Sund•>. (tocl:l)) when we get back
home·
i\r1lona led 17-J nt half)1mc and
held on from there 10 1mpr0\c 11\
Baker heads
across bay
record to 3-2 overall and 3-0 at home
before a crowd of i'ust 20.835 at
70.02 1-seat un Devi Stadium.
Los An~eles. now 1-4. has )'Cl to .
win here an four tnes over a three-
season span.
The Outlaws opened the scoring
7:44 into the game on Doug Williams·
9-yard touchdown pass to wade
receiver Al Williams.
A fumbled punt at the Arizona 30-
yard line led to a 44-yard field goal by
the E'press' Tony Zendejas with 8:31
left an the second quaner.
Lonnie Harns atoned for hi s
fumble with a 76-)ard k1cko1Trctum.
preceding rookie Lu is Ztndejas' 33-
~ard field g<Jal fo r a 10-3 Outlaw lead
6:42 before halftime.
Tony Zendejas. who is Luis'
cousi n, kicked a club-record 49-yard
fi eld goal 3:37 later -set up by
linebacker Andy Melontrce·s inter-
cept ion -to cut Los Angeles' defic11
to 10-6.
Brown's I-yard plunge with 27
~conds to go gave Arrzona an 11 ·
point bulge at the half.
He added a 44-yard touchdown run
44 seconds before the end of the third
quarter for a 27-6 lead. Luis Zendejas
had booted a 40-yard field aoal 9:33
earlier -the first points allowed by
the Express this season in the third
period after a 46-0 skein.
Doug Will iams wound up with 14
comple11ons in 27 a11cmpt1 for I S3
)tird\ while Young wa 8 of IS for 88
)Ard before aettana hurt on an 18-~ard scramble w11h 3:S9 remaining in
the third period
Edison Hiah product Frank ~urcr
lin1shro the game for the Ex pres and
h11 on six of 18 pa s for 123 yards,
including a SI-yard touchdown strike
to JoJo T~nscll to clo5C o ut the
\Coring with 8:29 remaining.
Another
perfecto
for Oakley
It's becoming almost routine,
but Ocean View High softball
pitcher Jackie Oakley tossed
at)Other perlect game Saturday
night at the Canyon Tournament
-the fourth of the MUOn and
MYenth of her career.
M9anwhlte, Edison advanced In
consolation play at Canyon with a
flve..lnnlng romp over Miiiikan.
Here's what happened:
~ v ... 4. Lompoc 0: A fine
<Mf9nllve ettort on the final play o f
the game by third baseman Nancy I
Moretocl< prnerved Oakley's per-
1 fecto. I
Morelock ranged Into the hole I
between 9hortstop and third to
field the ball and fired to first to
retire the Lompoc runner. Oakley 1 1truci< out 1'4 of the 21 batters she 1
feced.
JMa Darling alngled In the first
run In the third Inning for the
9-h.wtc1, 11-0. and catcher Julie
Scruggs added a three-run homer
In the fourth.
Ooeen View returns to tour·
nament play next Friday.
lllHn 10. Miiiikan 0: Senior
rtght-hMder Julie Catpenter led
the Cherger1 both on the mound
rind It the plate for a five-Inning win
OVett the Raime.
Cerpent• hit a three-run homer
tn the thWd Inning and struc k out
.... .._ .....,,.,.,. Martha Noffs-
inger.._ ...,ed. Dena Baker (2
for 3) ltroked "'9 game-winning
llngleln .. ht.
Edtlon ~cwect to 10 .. 3 on the ~wMetN,..,...fettto S-5 I
PflOFNIX. AnJ. ( .\P)
f)u,ly Raker. a \<CICran OUtfic:lder
w11h a hfc11mc 180 t>at11n11vcr-
llC· ha been traded from 1hc n
rnnmco Giant to the Oaklond
TUCKER'S COLUMN •••
's for 1wo m1nor-lca,uc pla)crs.
Tht Auoc1a1~ Pre~~ learned
S.turday.
Baker J~. had pla)'cd '!lpGran1I
for the Giant' 1h1\ ~print, anJ did
not fiaurc to brcal mto an
FranciKo's stamna lineup tha'I
tatOn He had been ttncd hy thl' aanu 11 a f rtt llCftl p'1ur to la\I
ten0n. and hit .l9l w11h 1hrct
honit NM and' 32 run\ bettrd 1n
~UM"f 100 &amc:\ hut }Ctr. '"°""" ht was bothertd hy a pulled ham tnna throushout lM
IC8111fft.
•'
From Cl
manager Carl. hccr."We arc -.·a1t· ·
1nJto1um the comer". I d on't
1hmk thcyw11l act 10 the end of the
bl ock.
•You know )'OUlrta,cwnaold 1f
your kids nc"crtward of Sand)'
Kou fa,.
•Secnon1T-1lun1t1M C h1"a10
• \utncamp1n n1~"1'dd1\<orce
m) hubbtff'ou(~ ". How
1bou11h" forloal 11fr: .. I'd dump
th1: old cod r for a Oodlt'r. •·
• \~n1u I llU) WhoknOW\I
muc:haboutba ~lllllnl>i kW1I·
l1am' think\ he ~no~ . •
•lfthC'knt rv~1p0k)j1H
to Jeri) Bu\ forthc habb) \ton on
ha financ1olaffa11"1. thc)'dtdn'tJ01t
1n pubhc
• Tht '\naelt.' Rcg1rJ.-c .. \un Ii&· I
urc\ aunotht t uftho~ prima JonnJ'
who don't tartM)'•ntht llountil n"
timrtOWl) ~h)c. ,
•In Canada. 1hc{1rc) C uptham·
P.10Mtup foott.ll•rM 1nv I\ cu
Wttk·lonadnn••ntbitWKro5 the
countl) .•. "Montrnl-Toronto
Wortd Stone' woukt pmbeht mnn 1 nat1onof~orc~ tanh •
•C)nc<' ap1n. t!K' hncup k>r the Loni ka(hC •rand Pn Htk'bm nK t
rriihliM1'1nual wt.o•1 Thai"
9 CMatY homes
1-4 Foee
20 Varnish lngf'edlent
21 Elude
22 Winged
23 l.oo residents
25 Separated
27 Prongs
29 Changee position
3 1 lrntate
32 Fly, as a flag
34 Campk'lg shelters
36 At no time
38 Ten: pref.
39 Pretended
-4 1 Wat office: abbr.
42 Cry of pain
44 Not on your life!
-45 Hindu mantra
4 7 German article
48 Letter addltlon
50 Apportions
52 Greet< lawmaker
55 Swlae mathematt-
clan
58 Steamsttlp: abbr.
59 Barley spike
61 Leglsfature: Er.
63 Arise: 2 wds.
65 fortification
67 Shoal
69 Princely
71 Helm position
72 Conoemlng
7 -4 Glolsy fabrics
77 Alps asunder
79 Cotton bundles -
81 Huron and
Superior
,
89 Arrangenwi1 160 Vou: Sp. 30Wwcry
91 Sperilh meM4.W'8 161 Sun deity 33 T axJ timer
92 Dence movements 163 Water rneMIXe 35 Shoe bottoma
9-4 Rualan despots 165Gr ... rope 37 Broadway part•
96 Beet back 167 New Deihl title 40 Star In Cygnus
96 06d Cllr 170 Begrimes 43 T rav9'er' a atop
99 College degree: 173 Growths 46 Hero's awerd
abbr. 176 Vestige 48 Separates
101 Frying pans 178 Specious 49 U98 a broom 180 Gold ()( tin 103 Diminished 51 HerOiC t .... 182 Metal fastener 106 ~lroed: abbr 183 Three Of four 53 Bibtlcal king
107 Ribbed fabric 185 Indian group 54 Gr88k letter
109 Counter .-at 187 With full foroe 58 Lot's birthplace
110 Valentine symbol 189 Dutc:ti commune 57 Estimated
112 Feather barb 190 Unruffled 60 Approaches
114 Thoroughbred 191 Auto style 62 Narrators 2 wds
horse 192 St0tms 64 Gambling priDIS'
116 Roman robe 193'Clamor 2 wds
118 Leether tas1ener 66 Saltpeter
120 l~t ones· DOWN 68 W0trtes
slang 70 Smallest amount
123 Yawned 73 Gala affairs 1 Ah met 125 Plant stalks ., 2 Engrossed 75 More bare
127 Heelth organlza-76 Anlmel trade 3 Nedl pleoe
tlon 4 Captures again 78 SeareheS for
129 Stair post 5 Nero' a four 80 Hide (loot)
130 Climbs 6 Brewtng veae1 82 While
132 Sister· abbr. 7 Redact 83 Extra large
133 Westward -1 8Makeover 86 Skewers
135 Nephrlc 9 Assign parts f0t 88 Other'Nise
137 Brlatle 10 Uttle Albert 90 Punitive
138 Uke a Judge 11 Whale herd 93 Narrow openings
140 Strike 12 Short jecket 95 Bed suppor1s
143 OiajOln 13 "lucky" number 97 Cttrus fruit
145 Confu9ed noise 14 Demohsn Brit 99 Boasts
146 French artlcie 15 At home 100 tee Pinnacle
148 Gales 16 Vigor 102 Plunders
150 Weer aWffY 17 Among poe1 le 104 Faux pas
152 WIN peopfe 18 Hebrew letter 105 Sand ridges
WE ANS\111"5 IN CLASSIFllD
'
117 V.-b form
119Comcek•
121 Networtta
122 lndlne
124 Account entry
126 Uniform ltM'I
128 City In Oulbec
131 Tranemtta
134 SJoulln lndiais
136WIM<. 2wda.
139 PostlTW'l'a ~
vlatlon
141 My9ett
142 Verb ending
144 Comes back
146 Rosters
14' 7 LOY88 madly
1-49 Very: Ger.
151 New York c-*
153 H.tt: pref.
156 o..t P'W'lt
159 Oinderty ~
162 Communion ,.,..
1&4 Dog'• Mme
186 Mtip6e genus
168 Competent
199 Expoeetov'ew
171 Portent
172 MuttonfWI
17 4 Renovate
175 Hobo's me.I
1 n Poetic .. bllfore"
179 Performed
181 Fall behind
184 Arty one
186 Sptrit In Egyptian
myth
188 Hawtlllan llWle
MU .. IT9•• cowmt•tte• P91111 ..... W L I'd. H
SI II .7Jf
M 37 .m II n ,, ,451 20 • .o .m 21\'t 25 •7 )41 211-1 ~s1e1e 20 s1 .m » ........ DMlilll
u 2S ·"" .0 " .• • • ..., •H .S5' • H 37 •* 11 )4 37 .m Wi'I
K-• Cltv 21 Cl ·* 17V»
•ASTHN CCMW•IHMU AllMk DMUllt lT Tf .1113
Sl lf 7'lf S'h
3S 3S 500 21\'t
35 " •fl n 2• 47 .331 ll c.-.. DMllell
11·Mitw•ullH 50 21
O.trolt 37 :n
CllkHO ,. l7
Allente 21 4.1
Cle'Hlencl it '3 ~ 20 Sl
II •dlnchecl Dlevoff btrttl.
v-ctlncNld division llftt $1..,,.y', kw9I
Porllencl 12•, LA a.wt lp
eotton 10.., W•sll ""on tt
Allente fl. Clellelencl 16 Co.ti
CllicMO 107. OellH f1
kenws CllV 113. N•w York IOS
Mllwellbe I~. lndiene 12'
Goldtn Stele 123, Plloenlx 109
T ......... t ~
Detroit el LA L.Men
o.n11er et P!llledelPlll•
S..ttle et Sen Antonio
Cblceoo el Ulall
lleaen 12'. ~ 123
LA CLlf'Pl •S (IU) -Ceoe •·• 1-1 9, Jonnt0n 10· IS 3·3 23, OonelCIM>n 2·S 2·• t,.11\
Nixon 7·17 0-0 IS. Smith 11-16 S·S 21,
Welton 7·11 l·S 17, lrl~n 7·14 0-0 I•,
Go<don >-S 0-0 '·Whit• 3·4 O·O •. Celch1"9t
0· I 0-0 0. Tolell S.·'2 14· II 123.
• ~TLAMD ( 11'1 -Cerr •·• 2·3 10,
Vendeweehe 10-20 •·• 2•. Bowle 1-11 1·3 1S, COiter S· 7 I· 10 11. D<••ter 9· IS 6·9 l•.
M. TIMt•iOlt .J ·• 2·5 I , I T"°'1'1>10n ,.,
2·2 12, Velenltne 3·3 2·2 I , KerMV 0-1 •·•
'-Tolell ... 74 ll·'3 126.
le.-"" °'*"" LA Cll-'1 2' 31 34 30-123
Pofltencl 3S 37 26 21-126
ThrH·oolnt ooel1--Nl1ton. COiter Fouled
out-Smlltl. ltltlOUnclt-1..ot A"9e!H 36
((ffe, Cetdll"9t 41. Pofttend 44 llowle 11
Mtlll-Lot A,.... 30 (Nlaon 111, ll'vr'tlend )t (Cotter, Oe---.tOL Total
louls-i..ot Anoele\ 31, Porltend 11
Allenelence -12.U.
COLL.GE
fttAA DtVWON I TOURNEY
W"tRetieMI
TODAY'S "INAL
Cet Delwerl
North Cero4ina St (23·9) vs St Jonn't
CJ0-3) EHt RteieNI
SAT\MDAY'S P:INAL ·
Cet ~r~, It.I.)
Georoetown 60, Georgie Tech ~
SeutMe1t RetiloMI
TODAY'S P'INA L
<••~,Ala.) Vlnano11a t22· 10) v1 North Caroline
j2MJ
61
S.tur•v, MH JO (et Lex Kv.l
Georgetown (34·2) 111 NO<'tn Car0l1na
SI ·SI JOlln's winner
Memonos SI C31·31 .. , Vi"enova·Norlh
Carotl111 winner
FINALS Melldly, APl'I I
Sem1flnel winnen
NIT
QUA•Tl •P'INALS
saturdly's Sewn
UCLA Sl, FretllO $1 '3
Ten""'" 41, Virgin•• ~
T.-'f'•G-
MarQUellt 120· 101 al Indian• C17· Ill
Tn ·Cllel!anooga 12'·7) at Lou11ville
111· "' SEMIP'INALS
WMMMleY
Cat tMw Yerlt
CH~NSHIP
"ndlv Cel New Yerlt)
NCAA DIVISION II TOURNEY
(et ~, Man .)
"''"'' JaCluonvllle SI 14, South Oato.0111 St 73
NHL.
CANll"BIELL CONFE•ENCE
Smvtlle DIV1ilell w L T Ph GI' GA
v·Edmonton 44 17 10 102 3'1 261
a·Wonnooeo 41 17 1 19 334 311
•·Ca1Qar11 31 11 9 IS 331 ,..
k·Klnei )1 ,., ll 11 321 304 Va ncouver ,. •? • S6 16S 376
Nerf'k DNlilen
a·SI LOUo\ 34 21 I? '° 713 2S9 a-ChictllO lS 34 s 7S 196 292
•·O.!rolt ,, 31 " S9 2U 33S
Mtnne.011 n 39 12 SI 746 196
Toronto 11 47 I •• 226 311
WALES CONP:IERENCIE
Pelt1(1t Olvlslen
x·PhllaC1elohl11 ., 19 , 101 l1S 230
1t·WH hi"9IOf\ 42 27 9 93 79• 219
x·NV lsl11nclers 31 lO s 81 311 21.4
NV lhnoers 23 39 10 S6 11' 316
Plllst>urgh 73 ., s s I 2•7 339
New Je<Hll 10 •• 9 49 742 312
Adem1 Dlv1\ielt
1t•Quet>tc 3' 76 9 II m 2SO
a·Montrtal JS 26 11 II 169 140
x·8ufleto 33 1• 14 IO 262 212
Bot Ion 32 31 9 73 269 2SS
Hartford 2S 31 9 S9 24 300
11·c:llnd'led d•~l\IOfl '"'• •·ctlnclltCI 111.voH t>erlh
Setur•V'• Sewn
CetQerv •. KIRel l
Ptlllllde'Ohle 5. Hew Jerwv J
HerlfOl'd S, Botton 2
Winnloto •· vencov"lf' • SI L0\11& 4, Mlnne.c>I• 1 r...._,, Gem.a
P11ttbufOll el Welfll119ton Queoec et Hertfwd
Botton el Buffalo
MGM'"' at Plll~e
T «onto at Detroit
NY l•lendef\ el H Y lt•"9trt
•
u. ........
SATWDAY1 ... UU 1 , ..... ., ...... .,.., ...... ,
,.IT llAC•. OM l\'lllt Mt-. I.II AONf <Tedd Ml 1 tO UO 00
MolW'oi Dene.er (0.Yen) 1110 10.0I
1<1111 •09CI C...,._> f .. Time: 1•9' 11s u •xACTA <M 1 .eld ms,.,
MC:ONO •AC•. OM rt1ltt Mee.
C1141tovtr ( K u«lllt l UO 3.00 J oo Me9N l lrd (AYllll!) 2;o UO
Lord AlmMunt <,.,aolnel uo
Time. 1.57 4/S U •XACTA (4•1) Mid SIUO.
TNaO •Aca. 011t mile ii.c.
Ceoteln WetJGn IAlldrt11) UO uo uo
Mu l wnwo ll"We9) f.0 4.0
Oft--Tour1Crc1911ent 6.70" Tlmt: 1 SI 41 S
U •XACTA 11·91 oeJCI 111.90.
~GUaTH •ACI. OM mile NU Cr alt ~11., l,,_.llntl UO 310 3 00 s.....,. Lltlhl CDIFrenco) 310 300 It"'•' NW Not (Cr•~I 3 00 T lme. I !.59 1/ S.
,lflTM •ACI Ont mile NC•
F W9UI C"*'Hlfte> 200 UO • to Quedwln (I.-) ) 40 3 20
• Value Cl\enQI IPieru) 4 60 Tl~· 200
U •XACTA CM) oelO t lGUO.
5'XTM •AC• One mile H U .
MeMclftl• (Pleflo) uo s.o )60
Shfllno Del CP91flnel 400 UO
HellOv« Lot>ell 1Cr1111h•n > 3 20
Time: I~ -tfS:·
U IXACTA (7•S) oeld S.tf,SO.
HVINTH ltACI ON mlle oece.
DulQl'ty (Alldef'IOll) S 40 A,00 3.20
Smer1 l(oeJe CPerller). •~ S..O
M•rrv Nardln !AublnJ 4.00
Time: 1:51 415. '
'3 IXACTA (4·21 N id 117.00
l lGMTM •ACI One mile oec•. Na11et Off~ CAndtl'son> I 00 4.00 ) 40
Brownoete Ml•ter (Pereolnel 4 20 2 IO
BJadl Armbro N (L.ackev) UO
TlrM: 1:5' 315. U IXACTA 7·4) H id M1 10.
HtHTM •ACI One mile oace.
Ealreordlnery ta.vless) 7'.tO lOOI 120
FemilV Portrell (l(uet>ler) 1080 500
Fl"I Mele N IPraoine) 4.00 T lme· I :st. 41 S.
U E XACTA (1·1) oeld U2UL
12 ~ SfX 1314· 1·7·4-7-1) oeld
U,llo.20 to two wlnnl1111 llclleta Wv•
honn >. Cerrvover OOOI. s 13.420 '3
TENTH RAC• One mile HCe
Le Velelse (Au«>ln> 10.00 • 00 2 IO
Mmbto Cede't CAcllerrnen> 3 40 2 40
Cour"90U\ Red (Perk.r) 3.20 nm.. l:st. i ts.
U I XACTA C1·SI Hid M2 90
ELE VENTH •ACE One mile oeu
Warm WIU!e$ <Ptenol IUO 1,00 UO
Doctor 0on CTondrHu) 16 20 I 00
Wvnn• Nendlne CParker) soo
Time: 2:00 21 S
'3 EXACT A (7· 10) Oeld s• ts so.
All~dence: 9,07S
.S,nt• Anlt•
SATUltDA Y'S ltESUL TS
""'' .. If-div --eutflbred "'"""'' P: .. ST •Ac e . 6 lurtonQs.
Ms Lghlng 800 (HwM 6.40 3 40 2 60
Hide A Penny (Plnc.e111 • 00 2 IO
Lele Nill,,, Women CDomlngue1I 380
Tome 1 09 ?IS
~OHD RACE,--1'• O'llles
Vellow Marmelede IOlv1) 1160 S 60 3 60
Duke Of Bluegrau CMcH•rgue) 3 IO 7 IO
Double Slre119t,, CPTncav) 3 20
Tome 202 3 S
s2 DAILY OOYI LE C 1·11 oeod SAii 40
Oewrt Sends IM<:Carron> I 20 • 60 3 20
All•rmed·s Oenuf fSlevenU 6 20 • 00
Oemearco IM<:Gurnl l IO
f--'fome I 10
FOURTH RACE 6 , furt0n0s
Al'\ Boo Time CHawieY) )) '° 9 60 s 00
Count On Lvn tMcCerronl 3 IO 3 00
Swee! Petunia (Metal 380
Tome I 16 21S
FIFTH RACE 6 > on turl
Oerll Accent CS1e.;en1l 3' IO IS 20 I 20
Ame<1cen Legt0n CLooham) S 60 • 00
LO<'d Of TPlt Wind IOtoverH) 6 20
Time 1 14 liS
SS EXACT A C7· ll oald S52100
SIXTH RACE 6 > lurtongs
Aoelet• (Hawley) S 00 HO 110
Honell Jeunnv CMcCe rron I • 10 l •O
Notn Tiie Regular C Ptdroiel 1 l 40
Tome l 16 )IS
SEVENTH •ACE I 1116 m.tes
JoMlca (MCCerronl 1 00 4 IO 3 60
Pelm Rtader <Shoemaker) 600 400
Paredles (Olivares) 3 00
Time· t 42 1/S.
SS EXACTA (6·21 oeod Slll SO
EIGHTH RACE I • miles on lurt
Best of Both (01nsv1 I 60 4 IO 3 60
Swoon ISteven1) • 40 3 60
Pot And Doc ISllOemeker) 6 40
Tome. 1 S9
S2 PfCK SlX (4 1·1 9·6 61 Pl•d \J,369 60
10 13 w1nnl119 tickets llo.;e hOf'Wtl Car rvover DOOf· s2•S,9t7 37
NINTH •ACE l 1 16 mllu
lmoul\lllelv CE1trad•I 13 00 180 • 40
Ouek IMe1el 10 40 S 20
Ama l\Olllef0<01ner CMcCerron> 3 40
Tune 1 U I S
SS EXACTA C1 121 oe•d S3JOSO
A11enoence •O U l
aovs vo1e¥N•
ORANGE COUNTY CHAMf'IONSHl~S
Peol I
M.trlna def OcH n Votw, IS·7, 16 14,
Wood~idoe def lrvlnt , 15 s. 1S 11 Ocean
View def. E\lencu1, IS·3, IS·1, Merine 10111
wllh Irvine, lS· 10. I· IS. WOOClbrldot '°'"
wllh Estancia. 15· IO, 10· IS, lrvlnt solll wllh
Oceen Vl•w. l ·lS. 17·1S, Ettancle def
Merine. 1S 11. IS· II, WOOC10<1C1Qe def
OcH n v.~. 15·9, IS·I . e11encla def
Irvine, 1S·7, 1S·S, WOOCIO<ldoe ci.t Merlna
IS-I, 15•6
PMI 2
Fovntein Veltev Otf Meter 0.1, 1S 3
1S-S,J)a na Hlt!t def Sen Clerftente. IS·•.
IS-3, NeWOOfl Haftlor def Meler Oel. IS-7.
IS· II. Foun1e1,, Vellev def Sen Clemente.
IS·9, 1S·2 Oane Hlllt tOhl Wtlh N•woorl
Hert>or, 4· IS 1S·S. S•n Cltmentt Otl
Meter Del. lS-12 IS· 13, Fountein V•lle¥
'9111 willl New°°'' HerllOt, 15-9, 14·16,
Oene Hl!lt def Mitt ... 0.1, 1S•1. IS·4,
Newport HarllOt def ~ Clement•, IS·S,
n-7. Dane Hlft• Oe1 Fountain Vellev, 11•1t ,
1S·9
~J Edi-def Wt1tmlnster, IS-2, 1S·12,
Leount 8HC,, def. Ceitlsfr-Ve .. 11, IS·S,
lS-10. We\lm•"ller CMf Unlwertll11 1$ 10,
IS·I , Edison '°''' with Ceolttreno v.,....,. IS·I , I• IS, uoun• 8M<fl dtf Unfver'41Y.
16·14, IS·10; Ca oittreno Velln def Wftl·
mln•llf'. 1S•t, IS-11, Edison dtf. UrnVtftilV, IS•l , 15-2, uguna e..ch def. We•tmtn•ttr,
IS· I, 1S· s. Unl..erll•v dtf C.olslr•no V•I
leY, 1S·7, IS·•· Ed tOll def Leouna leech,
15-13. 1 S-13.
~· er Toro def Hunt1ne1on ~1s 10.
lf·l , COl'ona de! ~ def Minion VlelO,
1 S· IJ, 1S>11, L• Ouln!e dtf Hun tint ton
8Ntll, IS·S. tS-l, £1 T«o 10111 with
Moulon Vle!O, 12· lS, 1 S•f I COl'ona Ott MAr
\olll Wltll La Oulnt•, S IS, 1$·S. Minion
VtelO Ullll wllll Hl#lht'IOIO<I hec:h, l~·S
16• 11, Et TOl'O tOlfl With Le Oulftte, U· 12,
t ·IS, COi'-Cltl Mllr Mt ..._,,,llllOIOll
8"<11, 15-7, ls-II, 1.e Qvt"le def MlMIOft
Vi.to, 16•14, IS•6, Gotone 094 ,_def II
T.oro, IS-~. IS-f aOMt_r..,,.,,...-......
DIM Hlh # ~"'1...,.. IS•t
W~ldVe def COl'ON • Mer, U e,
l.aouN e-cll def lelltofl, IS-IO, [lfMCMI
Of! I.A Q\111'11•. 15-1, .......
Woodlltldol def 0-H ... , U IO,
l.ff\ln• 9-Ch def E •t•iKle, Is 1
044••1 ..
LMUM 9Nch def WOOdewMlfe. lt-4,
II-IS, 1.M
M ·TNIWTtMI
MV, l(Uf'I llMtOft C~ lteclll
AO.IT! '-Kh~OOd ll•ttnele}, ArtdV Al
llWI (..._WI HefDOf); AdMI Melllttli
COeN Hlltl); Clwt. C.er-9er Cldlaonl,
CMlot er~ IFOU11t•l11 v.-..1. kott "'°' (W~ldttl
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200 lnclo-1. Sc.ovtl (Ca), 2•1f.)4, 2.
W1ltlernt (OCC), 2:204'; 3 Wellen <Cul.
2:11 2'2, 4 Jof\"'4)tf (V), 2:21.62, S kom.rell
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200 fr-1 Scovtl CC.I. 1:.SUS; 2
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A,,tlefold IV), lUO; S Lotsoelch (S#-1.
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l6 03, 6 L111l11911on (Ce), 36.SO.
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100 lly-1 Trandem CCOSI, 1113 33, 2
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104 30, • Schull1 1Gw1. 1"06 S7, S Bennell
1(11), I 06 71. 6 MecKeniie IGWJ 1 07.19
200 lrN retn-1 Cueste, 146.10, 2
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100 tree re1a11-1 Meter Oei. 109.31
700 fr-I Too1 (MO), 126 62. 2
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100 lndo-1 Atemanv, 2:2• 77, 2. Ber·
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13663 .
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100 t>ree\1-1 Atemanv, 1 16 91 2 Too1
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Nick Prk e 72·•f·6'·tt-271
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Wevne Greclv U-12·10-Fm
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8otl EHIWOOCI 70• 70-70•...-m
Jim TllOrH 71-49•71·41--279
Tom Kiie •7·•f•1S·41--27f
)OM Coolc 73· 7 H7 ·"""'119
Merk LY• 70-•7·10-72-279
Pllll lledunar 6S·74·11M~179
F111n loaler 7l·6'·'7·11-2IO
BerMerd Lenoer 70-74·H ·11-'2'0
Clef-ltOM 71• .. ·70•71--?IO Hel Sutton ... 73 .... 71-21(1
Don Poolev 67-7•· .. ·11-2'0
Buddv Gerdner 73_..·72·'7-2'0 Larrv MIH 74·6'· .. ·'7-1'0
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JOlln Fouvlll 67·7'·•f·41--2IO
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Tim Simo.on 67·69·7•·71-211
O.vld Frotr 6'·69·71·72-211
Gerv Het+t>trg 73·69·69·70-UI
Pal M(Gowan 67·76·71·77-211
K•n l fown .. ·73·73·67-111
BIU Kratrerr 70·72·70·,._2'1
Leonerd T"°'1'11>aon 7HS·'6•6,_,.I
Cllarlet Cool! 6'· 70· 72· 71-212
Gerv koell 72·71-6t•7C>-2'2
Scoll Hoell 4.S-72·73·73-213
BOO Mll'Oftv 73·41·70-~
J.C. Snffcl 61•10·73·n-2S3
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IOO«IY WadklnJ n -71·70-10-213
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Jav Deblll9 10-n-10-11-iif'
Merk O'Meera 73·10-71·69-113
WOOdy lteckt>urn '8-74o71·7C>-?t3
W•yne Levi 71.41 .... 7.-214
WtlleWOOd '6·7'·73·71-294
Rev Ftovd 10·7•·70-71-ltS
Gerv McCord "" 71 ·74-7~S
P•I Llnclse'I 71·70·6'·7 ..... 2'6
Oav• Ovrln 76·73·0 ·73-217
Oen POlll 71· 7•·6'·73-2'7
O••• Lundttrom "·74·72·73-297
Victor R-'-dci 69·7S-69·7S-2'e
Merk Hev" "·7S·70-76"-2"
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Clllcego CllM 010 000 301-S 10 0 z.1111, Jofln 161. s.nc:11e1 Ct> encl Nerron.
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(9) I ncl DtmO .. Y, Nolen (6), Vetenzueie.
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Cltlcavo 12 S 706
Cincinnati f • .691
DMwl 9 • .6n
S•" Frencl.teo e 6 S71
Ntw Yofk 6 6 .SOO
Ati.nte 7 I .447
MonlrHI ' 7 .441
f'lllladetonla S 6 .4SS Houslon 1 10 .412
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PIU'bUl'gll I 9 100
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CllicMO White So• 7, P111\ovrgh 1
New York Yant.tet 6, Montreal S
MlllnHOle 5. Botlon l
Toronro 3. O.troll 1
Tuu 7. kantes CllY 2
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Mitw1ukee CH I I. Sen Oieoo l (et~)
Jen Sl•ontn,on
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13·74·71-211 Mllweukee CH I 12, Seelll4P 9 Bonnie Lauer
Barbar• Moxneu
N1ncy Looe1
PtarlSlnn
Pat BredltY
Amv Af(Oll
Attuko Hlkage
CathvMorMt
K11hrvn Vouno
Btlll O•nlet
Pallv Sl\Nhan
Pennv Pv•1
Leure!' HOWP
7l·7S-70-211 Tadlv's Games
70·70-71-211 .,...,. htl vt. s.a111e 11 Temoe
73·71·7s-119 Cal St••• Fullerlon vs A"911• (U ) •I 70·7S·7,_.,19 P1tm S0rl"9•
76·71 ·72-219 Ati.nre vs. °""'' 11 Vtro Beech 76·70· 74-220 Toronto vs. Cinclnnell 11 Temoe
70·7•·76"-220 P,,ledetollle ••· Plltst>Yro,, 11 8reclenton 11-n -11-no B•lltmore .111. Montreet 11 Wl\1 Petm.
71· 7 H:t-2?2 Beech
7S·72·75-122 Ottrolt vs. SI. Louis at St, P•lertburg 14·15·1>-m New YOl'k Mets vs. New York Y1nkH\
12·71·13-222 a t Fort Lauderdele Jl·JH=:·'"'----t10o.o~.s..-r.u-l-Pomoeno Jerllvn Brll1
Kalhv H•lt
Judv Clerk
Myre 81ecllwelder
JoAnne C•rner
7S·72·7S-222 t<an1u Cll11 .. ,. Chkego White So• 11
74·7l·7fr-713 Sarawta ~ 7•·71·72-273 BoJlon .y te el Ortendo
n -n -7 ..... 223 Sen DleOO " Clllceoo Cut>s II Mete
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Jene Gedde'
Juli Inkster
Vat Skinner
An!lf'·Merie Pellj
A11ko Okamoto
OeDOoeMetsev
P•IMeYe<\ Sue FOQlernen
Mery Beth Zimmerman
,., .. rte Fi-res·Ooltl
Oen1M1 Slret>IQ
HOiii' Sl•CY
C.11rls Jonnton
S111rte11 Furtono
OolGermeln
Vt<kl Fergon
Bthv king
J•ner And4Prson
Colleen Wati.er
Monie McGtorge
Jene BlalOCll
Amv Ben1
Sendra Palm ...
Jeenneue 1<.onlhHt
8art>are Barrow
Peltl Alu o
Ptnnv Hammel
Vicki Singleton
Oet>Dit Au•lln
ClndYMack•Y Terri Luc:kllurll
Allu ltll1me n
Alice Mitter
Jene Crafter ~nclre Sou11c,,
8•rt>ra M11rahlt
Oawn Coe Jo Ann Wa\llem
Bert> TllOmei
Merlene Ftovd
Merv Owver
Kev kennedv
Jene Lock
IC.vie O'Brltn C1no11 Figg
Donna Ceoo111
Le ura Cote
Rot>ln W111on
Autb Jeuen
Barb Bunkow•kY
Sally Oulnlan
Mellssa Whllmirt
La uri Pe1er1on
Nencv White· Brewer
LorlWe11
Lvnn Adam'
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71·77·70-21S 28-Loc:llherl (Oltl 2. Hotklton (Olt).
72·7'·77-2'2S Clerk CUCll, Hammond CUCll, Baine (UCI),
13·80·73-226 Devi\ IUCll. Perrv CUCll 38-HO\.klaon
77·7S-7t-'726 (ORI, Clerk (UCI), Ging CUCI).
74· 73·7t-226 Hlt-Snaml>eUOll <O•l 3, Zuoclc: (ORI.
77·71·7?-226 Oa11ls CUCIJ
74·1t-n-n1 sacoNO GNM 14·1')•.-n7 UC ll'VIM 12, Or1e ........ I
7S·7S-77-227 (Heft·~)
14·74·1~221 Ofat Rooer11 161 000 0-I 10 1
11·77 ·13-221 UC tr11lne 602 211 a-12 14 I
76·71·73-227 Hwretl, Gossett (1), Orem 131, Sulton
1S·7S·77-2'l7 (4) encl Scllmidl; Trua~. K•nt (2) end
71·7•·75'-227 Kline. W-Ken1, 1·3. L-Oram, O· I
1e-1s-1 ..... 211 2B-Htcllt <ORI, Zuoclc IOltl, Anoer.on
76·74·71-227 CUCU, Ging (UCll. 31-trvlne IUCll 2. Fav
76·76·76-271 IUCll.
77-74-75-228 OtMI' Sc-
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76·79·7......m Mertln, KllMtrlck (7), ludlles Ill end
11-16-1.-m Flor"· s101eruu, Smith (4), O.Youno m 11·72·17-'230 and Sotakman. W-Menln, 1·2
1'·1•·11-2l0 L-Slole<H u 21-f'torn (GWC), Neth
77·n ·76-2JO CGWCI, Gercle (GWC). N•lson (F),
76·71·17-231 Sloler•au CF>. 31-NaWI CGWCl. HA-Itel,,
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71·76·11-232 Or'anoe COH I ,., 000 3 .. -16 2' 1
7S·7'·79--233 S.nct1e1, Plckr• CS), Wllll• (I ) encl
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W L T Pct. ~ ~A
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, 1 1 625 ,7 10S
Denver 0 SOO f6 107
Portland 0 SOO 41 65
San Antonio 0 2SO 44 I~
LA EXllll'etl 1 • 0 lOO 111 117
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Temoe B•• l I 0 7SO 117 •
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TEAM STATISTICS
LA F1r\I dOwns 9
ltusht1·Yard• 10· SI
P11ilno nrd\ 166
Return varcl\ 100
P•ues 14 33· 1
S.Ck\ Ov I· 10
Pun11 1·•1
Fumble\·lo'I 1·1
Penellles ·var els • 13
Tlmt ol Ponewon 29 19
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
A111
IS 2t·161
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AUSHIN~os Angtlei. Vouno. ,.,,,
Nelson, 9· 10, Warren. 2· 10. Grev, 3·11
Alexander, 1·3, Townsell, Hor-mlnut 2
Ariton• Brown. 16·127. Long, 11·31 Clerk 2·3 • •
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II, $eurtr, 6· 11·0, 113 Arl1ona, O Wll•
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S-71, Townsell, 2·S9, Ha1n11, l·JO, Grev.
1 12, Werren. 1-11, O"Neel, 1-10, Cenuooejl,
1·1. Aleuncter, 1·7, Nelson, 1·1 Ariz-:
Miiiier, •·SI, A WIHl•m1, 1·7S, AndtUOll,
1·22, loetner, 1·27. Clark HJ, Lono, 1·12: Brown, l ·I
MISSED FIELD GOAL~
'
'l!ainting display
kicks off opening
at CM's GlJlleria
,., members of the Costa
M .. Art League a~e presenting
thetr paintings In the Galleria
Condos this weekend·, as the
development oetebrates Its open
hOUM.
lhterlor designer Fritz Stein-
bach has setected the paintings.
the condominium complex
has five models named after the
French Impressionists: Degas.
Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh and
Cezanne. Hence, the League's.
participation.
since we announced our orand
opening. Our lengthy Interest llst
confirms the strong market de-
mand we projected for these
elegant homes.·'
Galleria otters a secluded en-
vironment that Includes gate-
guarded security. subterranean
parking, and an elevator from
parking level to plaza.
-Cotta Mesa's new focus Is
"The City of the Arts" and the
Galleria Condos present the ··Art
of llvtng tn the City of the Arts."
· A "gallery" of five floor plans
offer from 1,490 to 1, 765 square
feet of living space. All of the
homes have a formal dining area,
f amity room or den and private
patio.
Amenities Include ceramic tlle
entries, wc,od-burnlng fireplace
with gas logllghter. raised panel
Interior doors with polished
brass hardware, French doors,
decorator selected. fighting fix-
tures. Interior laundry area,
sloped celllngs (most plans), and
skylights (most plans).
Co.ta lleu '• Galleria condomlalama open tllla weeieacl wltll ftft aodel8 oa•ed after tile heDcb lmpre 11lcelete.
• •
Down payments from as low as
5 percent are among the financ-
ing pr6grams available for Gal-
lerla's 26 units.
According to Chuck Spiller of
RE/MAX, sales agent for the
coUectlon of single-family at-
tached homes, "Interest In Gal-
leria has been bulldlng rapidly
'
Baths In the master bedrooms
feature ceramic tlle shower and
tub surrO\,Jnds, porcelain on cast
Ir-on -tubs, and decorative fix-
tures. Most master bedrooms
feature walk-In closets and one
plan offers a private sitting area.
Kitchens at Galleria boast a
setf-cleanlng oven. microwave
oven, hoodless gas cooktop with
electric griddle and grill, dish-
coutractlon, an eaay-care laminate and
contraattnc hardware.
washer, disposer, lcemaker
plumbing, handset ceramic tlle
counter-tops and hand-finished
oak cabfneta.
Exteriors feature wood detail-
ing, aoltd wood entry doors, and
entryway fighting fixtures. An
automatic fire sprinkler system ta
Included In each home and
' garage.
Energy Nvfng features include
weatheratrlppthg on all exterior
doors and energy savtng tnsula-
tton In exterior waits and c:eillnga.
Prtcee range from $149,000 to
S188,000.
Q,allerta la located at the corner
of Cabrmo Street and Orange
Avenue. one block north of the
Intersection of Orange Awnue
and 17th Street In Costa Meaa.
The salea offtc:e and flY9 decor·
ator models .,. open daily from ·
no0n to 5 p .m. For mGfe intor-
. matiOn contact either Chuct
Sp6ller or Joyce Waltze 11
831-1266.
.
~ .
by. European-style kitchen$
Even though more and more
kitchen buyers In the American
marketplace are taking a long,
hard look at the "new European"
cabinetry styling, many of them
are still confused about just what
it is.
Some assume that the effect
depends totally on door styling,
while others Insist it's the color of
the cabinetry. White (or some-
thing close to It) topped off with
plenty of chrome and glass
accessories Is too often the
answer to European stytlng.
Although the choice of door
style and cabinet finish can
suggest a European look to
traditional, American-built cabi-
netry, true European styling uses
a completely different construc-
tion technique that makes the
front frame of the cabinet un-
nece.ssary and keeps the hinges
out of sight.
The difference. however,
doesn't end with the construe-
tlon, but extends to the actual
layout of this frametesa cabi-
netry.
White It isn't necessary (in fact.
it's almost Impossible) for the
kitchen designer to line up every
wall and base cabinet, it is
important to coordinate the de-
sign by keeping the horizontaJ
eMm\ents uniform an~ maln-
talnlng a linear flow.
The combination of this
architecturally Integrated design
and the unique construction re-
sults in clean, beautiful tines and
full use of space. not to mention
the easy-care laminate surfaces
that characterize the European
styling.
The color needn't be limited to
white. Actually, the style favors
earth tones and naturals. If
properly contrasted. however,
bright accent colors are ap-
propriate and attractive. Sleek,
well·coordlnated hardware
finalizes the stytlng.
When It comes to addltion81
pieces such as the range ~
and tight fixtures. slmpte
geometric forms work b981.
Geometric patterns also do well
for floor and wall coverings. :
Finally, contrary to what y°"
might have been thinking, aq.
cessorles don't have to ~
chrome and glass. Tradltlon41
pieces -baskets, copper ve.
sets. and earthenware -are af 1
Ideal. .
How popular has this alternat
tlve to traditional styling become
in our country? When It was first
introduced by European man-.).
~~~~s 1~m!!:i~at:8~~~
from the Interior design anO
architecture trade, and interest
has been building since then.
For a free brochure about
European-style cabinetry. write
to Wood-Mode Custom Cab4-
netry, Dept. A. Kreamer, P~
17833.
Buyers wo'ulil do well to realize
escrow's more than a formality
Escrow officer needs
proper Inf ormatfon to
·compile a transaction
., alMON IYKll
Very few homeowners could
eJCplaln what happen• In
"eecrow." It Is just a technical
formality to do with property
tran1actlona, and when It
11cto111,!!.tbe deal ta complete.
How.vet', eacrow has a vltal
rote In tran111Qtlon1.
Whtie It wouid ~ lllty to expect
eoph'-tleated coneumer knowl-
~ of the eubject. an apprecia-
tion of eacrow'• Importance
would MrW t>uyer.-'Md Mtter•
..... If nothlnO ..... they would
tMlalethe lmpor1ance of employ-fftl Woker1 ll'd egent1 who take
their reeponllbNltlel eerloualy.
Wllert • ,. ........ Mcen ...
lalaforabuyerora.....,ln •reel
......_ deel, he hll 1 duty to
oomp1e .. , .,.c1111ry tnfor-
fMtton Ind tranemtt It to the ..ow officer. Mme brok .. appear to be-a .._. eecrow offlcerl can take
mlnlNI ,_,and piece together
1 tral18Ct10n. TNI ti Mklng for .........
•
Escrow officers ·can do only
what they are told. They cannot
Interpret the wording of sales
agreements to clarify anything
which Is unclear. or which con-
flicts with other Item•.
Buyer and Miier tend to rely on
their brokers' reprea.itatlona,
aaaumlng the Information to be
complete and accurate.
If a broker gives an eecrow
officer lnlUfflclent or Incorrect
lntormatton. that brok• could be
Hatile lat• for any loeMI IUffer9d
bytheparttea.
A wtM broker a1w1y1 uee. an ncrow wortclheet -a checklllt
which covera 1111nt181 lnfor·
matlon for preparing escrow
ln1truction1.
The worksheet Is used to
compile alt the important facts
at>out the transaction, lncludtng
tttle Information. new and exist-
ing loan• on the property, and the
brokerage fees to be paid.
It demonstrates a professional
epproech by the broker. which c Cod c t Costa M :outd Inspire confidence In t ape OfDeS 0 esa
(SlmonSylc•lsedltorof-f/rs-tt-t-. .......... th Great ownhomes, Dees, Financ·mg.:.-:. tueedlty, • jourNI for· tfHt , .. , •t•,. lndwtry, P. 0. Box 20068,
Rlvenlde. CA 92516. Tiii. (714)
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• H•ndso~ Cape Cod
archltf'Ctutt
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With pr~~ Msinn1ng at
Daffodils will bloont today
at Irvine Co. developnients
• Sp.tdout two-•nd thrtt-
bedroom p&.nt
• Dr1mo1tic 1unbn living
rooms, wtt ban
• Co~y wood-buming f1re-
pllce with ~· '°8-li"hter
S 106, 900, Vktoria G.lrdt-n
Villas is a gtt•t buy. Our
pt!CH '"' S5,000 ~low off,. N I appraised valun!
And r1ght now. YO\I nn A~• a
1r.and.-open1f\A month
dilC'ount of S.5,000. further
miudn,g pntt 1 lch)f"l8
oattodll Dev blooml at 1mn.
Co. Nltdentlal developments
today. J PrOtl*tlve hornebuyerl Who
vtllt Irvine Co. communltlel tn tM cm• of 1rvtne Md Newport
leech thl• ftrat Sunday of IPrtnG
.... ~ • frelh..cut daffodA
from the etete of W91NngtOn,
.,.... the 8'IPPIY ..... . ,
• Skylights .and luminous
-mttnp • Cer.amic tile ~ntry Roon
• l.4'rge priv•tt p.ltios arid
dfili
i • Full·ttturity undt'rground
par\ing with elevat\)r
• Pool ind spa
t ..
rden
Crut fl~ --=----r-'--__ ... ---~ltlin .
V~t•r.ans c.an mow in with flt> aln offk:T i' open dally,
down paymc-nt. Othf.n, with 10 .a.m. to 6 -'·"'·
u titt~ u 5,_ doWI\. 260 Vktori• Stnet,
Bftt ol .aH. our intffftt r1tt un Cost.I Mft.
conVt-n tion•l loln ''only 1 t • % Tt~phone:
•nd !r fixf'd for 30 Y"•"'' 71 t ·M5·1'47 I 190-9771
-
"
yon Creek puts mo<lels·
up for sale during closeout
Irvine mooels have
won awards for
design excellence
The model homee at Canyon
Creek -which won both MAME
and Oofden N~ Award• for
uc.ltence -have gone on t~
market u part of a grand
ctoeeout of the north lrvlne
rate) for the llrat 10 years la
av.alat>le for IO percent loan1.
C..yon Creek ta bordered by
rowa of eucalyptus and bout•
efectronlcally controtted entry
gatee. Me.ndertng greenbelt•
are dotted wfth tren reechlng
height• up to 80 feet a,,C, a
wooden bridge apan1 Hick• Ca-
nyon Wuh, permtttlng reatdent1
on foot or bicycle to fotlow
lrvlne'a muter-planned tralf sys-
tem.
gned by the Irvine-based
The four models. with design architectural firm of Cordell Ross
by Carole Elchen Interiors, will be and Associates, the homes at
aold fully furnished, according to Canyon Creek range from two
Gus Orozco, project manager for bedrooms and den to five
the devetoper. Great American bedrooms, two to three baths
Oevefopment Co. Prices range and 1, 750 to 2,900 square feet of
from 1277,000 to $389,900.' living space. lots are sized as
Besides professional decor-large as 8,500 square feet.
and leaded gtus sidelight or
lntet wfndowa at each entry,
1mr,orted Italian ceramic-tu. en ry flooring, Interior atrlums In
tome plans. custom-crafted
wood-burning flreplaces, vaulted
celllngs, clerestory windows and
1kyllght1, wet bars Y#th cuatom-
crafted wine racks and garden
planters with outside drainage
1y1tem1.
Muter suites highlight double
entry-doof1,--Y8Ulted celll~s an
wood-burning fireplaces In pri-
vate retreats.
Canyon Creek's own Swim and
Racquet Club provides residents
with the a sWlmming pool, ther-
apy spa, cabana. children's play
area and two lighted tennis
courts.
To visit Canyon Creek, take the
San Diego Freeway to the Culver
Drive exit and proceed north on
atlon and furnishings. the homes Elevations employ cedar
offer landscaping and patio shingles, patterned siding, board
treatments and mature lawns and batten or heavy Spanish lace
and plantings. stucco. Red barrel tile or cedar
Only a handful of production roofs, extended eaves and over-
homes remain to be sold at the ..bangs. radius details for the
128-home community, with multi-paned windows and brick
prices ranging from $260,000 to planters and trim are Included.
$348,000~ Financing at 10.5 per-Interiors showcase carved,
cent (10.77 annual percentage solid-oak entry doors, stained
Culver to Irvine Boulevard. Turn ·-----'•
right on Irvine and left on Yale Creating the country look
Avenue past Hicks Canyon Drive. Tenured, pre·finlab8d wall paneling
The office Is open dally except provide• an old-time coun._ look with Wednesday and Thursday from •• ;r
foot hardboard panel• are applied tofor:JQ a
horizontal wain.cot alon.r; the wall• and a•
a co•erlna for the l•lancf aeparation. The
detalllna -which lncludn pe&ed ran-
dom plank•, rough-grained tenured •ar-
face and knot holn -aim• for an effect
reall•Uc to the touch •• well u the eye.
11 a.m. to4p.m. For Information, ea•y-clean convenience in thla
call 730-1800.' ~ kitchen/family room combination. MaM>n-
~ lte brand Barn•table creatn thJ' look of
aced barnwoocl Without the hlCh C08t, and
clean• with a damp cloth. The 4-foot-by-8-
Sourcebook on real estate
syndicationlirst of its kind
Study reveals that private syndication totals
twice the dollar volume of public synd~cation
elusive In the past because
private limited partnership offer-
ings are exempt, under Regu-
lation D, from registration and
Private real estate syndication, growth rate for private syndi-reporting requirements with the
thought by most Industry ob-cation has mirrored that of public Securities Exchange Com-
servers to be from .othree to 10 syndication In recent years," mission, unlike their public
times the dollar volume size of observes Stephen E. Roulac, counterparts.
public syndication, Is actually president of the San Francisco-According to Roulac. about
twice the size, according to a based real estate advisory firm. half of all equity rais~d by private
recent study by Stephen Roulac "Although there are at least 10 syndicators is inve¥ in con-
-& Co. ------1lmes-more-sponsol's-ef-prlvat~ venfTonal y-flnanc~ apar -
The Stephen Roulac . & Co. placement real estate offerings ments, which means that some
study", which wlil be published in than sponsors of public Invest-$5 billion was devoted to this
f-1ao-n-rt-e .... x~p,...an .... d.-e_d-cfo-r:r,,m..,..a,..s~Qnune1st,on-r-;m""e'Tln,..t'>lp~r,.ogITNra"m;;;-s.,. ... t"'he~pr.:;rl:avar.t;;;ens"'kie.,....-ptopert¥_tvpej, ......... .........,...._ __ _ n o e us ness s om na e y a Sourcebook. is the first of its kind relatively small number of major When government-assisted
on private real estate syndi-companies much llke publlc syn-financing of apartments Is added
cation. dication," he said. to the above number, apartment
It Is significant. said Roulac. "And like the public side, investment accounted tor 62
because It not only provides an private syndication Is also be-percent of all equity raised.
accurate accounting of the over-coming more concentrated In the The remaining equity was
all size of the industry, but It hands of fewer but larger firms." broadly distributed across non-
identifies the major private spon-According to a list In the residential property types. with
Thl•Plan2homeatCanyonCreeklnlrn.ne office-library on the .econd floor that la sors and the dollar amounts February 19851ssueofthefirm·s credit sale leasebacks account-
l• euentially a •in&le •tory, but featura an open to the entry below. raised by them last year. Questor Strategic Real Estate Ing for approximately 14 percent
~====================================================--.-. Based on new research that Letter. the 10 largesJ. private of the total; office buildings, 9.5 Identifies the major private syndicators last year raised percent; shopping centers and
Fresh sea air
can do wonders for
yo11r tennis game.
At Scubridgc Village,
you've got fo ur tennjs courts
to choose fmm, not to men-
tion the pools and spas a nd
the indoor racquetball court.
Of course, jus t s itting in the
sun down hy the lake or on your own ter-
race or balcony is hard to ~t too.
Wit h all of this happening on the out-
Hidc at Seabridge Village, you'd expect
the interiors to be special as well. They
are. Expect to fmd lofts, oval
tubs, tiled entries, fireplaces,
enclosed garages, ceramic
tile kitchen counter s and a
host of o ther dls tinguished
features and amenities .
You11 find it all behind a 24-hour
manned guard house in I Iuntington Beach's
premier location. Seabridge Village.
It can do wonde rs fo r you in more ways
than one.
NONRECURRING CLOSING
COSTS PAID UP TO 82,500•
Price From
8117,900
Open Dally 10 a.m. LO o p.m
<714Hl60-8416
placement sponsors and the about $2.6 blllion, or 26 percent other retail facilities. 7.9 percent;
amount of equity each raised In of all private placement real hotels and motels. 4 percent; and
1984, private real estate syndl-estate equity raised. agricultural and Industrial
cation volume totaled approx-The top 20, said Roulac, raised properties less than 1 percent
imately $10 billion In 1984, com-approximately $3.4 billion, or 34 e~h.
pared to $5.7 billion for public percent of the total. "Although many sponsors
syndication. In 1983, the 10 largest private have entered the business In
Those amounts compare with sponsors raised about $2.1 recent years," said Roulac.
about $8.6 billion In private billion, or 24 percent of the total, "whether a firm Is a public
placments and $4. 7 billion In while the top 20 accounted for syndlcator or concentrates on
public real estate llmlted partner-$2. 7 billion, or 31 percent of the private placements. a track re-
ships In 1983. total. cord and sustained Involvement
"Our research reveals that the Such Information has been are crucial to success."
North Bay selling final three
Newport executive townhomes
North Ray Townhomes In the
Upper Newport Back Bay Is
selling Its final three residences
with new, lower prices ranging
from $197,500 to $219,000.
As an added Incentive, Jim
Mohler, president of Mohler De-
velopment, has announced that
the builder will accept trade-Ins
or buy-down the Interest rates on
conventional financing.
The homes are designed to
portray a sophisticated, ex-
ecutive styling. The two-story,
three-bedroom townhomes have
up to 21h baths and from 1,781 to
1,886 square feet of Interior area.
Special accents Include
vaulted beamed celllngs,
ceramic tile foyers, custom solid
oak staircase railings and
balustrades, European-Inspired,
dual-ylazed multi-paned win-
dows and French doors to all
decks and balconies. Wood-
burning fireplaces In both the
llvlng room and master suite
have ceramic tile faces and
hearths, carved wood detailing
and an air circulating feature for
m~lmum energy-efficiency.
Mister bedrooms also feature
private dressing areas with welk-
in closets or mirrored wardrobes
and baths with corian marble
double basin vanities. separate
-------------------------., showers and either a sunken or
spa tub with ceramic tlle sur-
rounds. THE BEST
ON THE BLOCK
High Ouallty C&lstom lbwnhomes
Arch1tt.'<'t0t•llv ,,ci11nt 2 • <tcn ()nc:t FROM
~ bedrOOm } b;llh dc'lu\t lk>or
:; ol t~• two <.lory hom~ $ J 54,950
lc.iturc 111 hcd 1-.0 c•r pr,)~.., """h rlt-t trnnK door opt Mt'
r \Cdl{-nl tx-law ~rke1 '"'"'""'
fl)lt'\
A• low 11 _}~down
~uutul Cape Cod town~ in.-
IJf•f'M prick-of o"" ncrU!to lotAluun
~MFSA WOODS TOWNHOM:-·
JM' n.111 "'9 .. c-..-.. tn4t •'4MM04 cnet IU• ....
Accented by carved oak cabi-
nets and ceramic tile counter-
tops, the 'kitchens otter gas
cooktops with barbeques and
griddles. Appliances Include
oversized programmable micro-
waves, self-cleanlng lower
ovens, four-cycle dishwashers
and trash compactors, all with
black glass fronts.
The townhomes also have two
view deck , Pt"9W+rlng-tor Infra-
red security 1y1tems and two-car
garages with direct Interior ac-
C811 and automatic door open-
ers.
Flnanotng opportunities In-
clude a 10 percent down, 30-year
loan with lower Interest for the
flrat thr• years and 15-year
term1. The aalea off~ 18 staffed
by Property Marketing Co. from
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. we.kends. For
more detalta, phone 594•3808 Monday through Friday and
831-4187 Seturd•Y..and&fnday
Vlattora lhould take the s.n
Diego Freeway to the Brlatot
Street ••" eouth. proceed to
lrvtne A"'"'9 Ind tum right
Proc:.d ipproxlmatety threi
mH• to North Bay T e>wrmon,..
at 2483 lrvtne Avenue '" Coata M ....
'
CommuntfY has -
558 Villas a nd .
Townehome units
Pacific Ranch, a S90 million
reeidentlat devek>pment under
construction In Huntington
Beach. on.a buy9r1 an ~
portunlty to live In a private
community by the .... •
approx~ one ,,. from tM
OCMI\.
Pectflc RMcft oflerl two ._.
atate types of r•ldenti91 ptod-
UC1t: 30e two bedroom VIMM of
Calif<>rM contemporery dee6gl\
and 252 two. and thr ...
bedroom, Mediterraneen-ltyted.
T ownehomee.
The Paclfrc Ranch
T ownehomel feetur• four ftoor
plans ranging from 2.035 to
2,650 square feet, priced from
S 165,000 to $205,000. ·
..... .,.,..,... Mile: 1TNI
ftnMclf'l pllll .......... . ... ..... ....., .... pus• ••• v ........... ....
down.
P.atlc fWdt•be~l .. 1 IY •da••d ..... P• ........ ~ ........ :_. pMmlll
entrancee Md..._,.,........ <*'••· &ch ceneer ...,,.. • ctubhoUM ................ ...
and fUi'ideCka, ........ ....
The residential community ls
being~ by Mansk>n Hill,
a general partnership of Urban
Weat Communitlea, a rnldentlal
devefo ~r-head~artered in
Santa Monica. and Mansion
Properties, Inc.. a subsidiary of
The Huntington Beach Co.
~he VUlaa, priced from
$109,900 to $154,900, indude
six aeparate floor ptMe ranging
lrom.....950 td 1,780~
(Prices ate subject to change
without prior notloe.)
water-orl•nted, land.caped grounds. ~ pertclng .,..
prewidld ttwoughOut .. pratKt.
Homeowner Aa•octatlon
monthly ..... "** .. Pf9" -~ ~ -lnai~~--+--~
Back Bay Village
models in Mesa
set to open in May
Model construction has begun
at Back Bay Village, a 50-unit
townhome community located at
2500 Back Bay Loop in East
Costa Mesa.
Models of the three floor plans
offered at Back Bay VIiiage range
from 1, 151 to 1,350 square feet.
and are expected to be com-
pleted by early May.
and Ecological Reserve, located
just across Irvine Avenue from
Back Bay Village. A pool and spa
area with a simulated lighthouse
cabana will serve as a
centerpiece and landmark for the
development.
"There are miles of hiking.
jogging and biking trails that
surround the Back Bay and offer
a scenic. natural area for Back
Bay Village residents to enjoy the
outdoors," said Jack Thomson of
Mesa Woods De~elopment.
! Pacific Ranch, a 558--unit resi-
~tlal condominium project . is
located within 40 acres on
Yorktown Avenue a1 Lake Street.
To assist flrs1-Ume hom.-
buyers, Mansion HMI has ob-
taJned S 15 mllllon In 30-year,
9.95 percent fixed Interest rate
bond financing ( 10 .35 percent
month.
The P8dftc AMch °"'"9lte .....
traHer le located nMr the .,_
trance to tN ~ on
Yorktown Avenue et uu Street.
Catt 980-2797 for further infor-
mation.
The two-and three-bedroom
townhomes will each fea ture
Cape Cod architecture in a park-
like environment. Each of the two
story homes will have private,
fenced back yards, attached-two
car garages with electric door
openers, vaulted ceilings with
skylights and clerestory win-
dows. These energy-efficient
homes also feature a full solar
energy water heating system .
Architectural and site plans for Bae lage In Coeta Meaa will feature 50 townhoma raJl&ln& from 1,.151 to l,350· llq1l&R feet on C091!pledon. Back B~ Village have been· -___ ...:.. __ ..::_ __________________ _..;;_;;_, __ ...... ___________________ __,
The open space In the 3112-acre
projee has-been deetgned
blend with the open environment
of Newport Harbor's Back Bay ,.
designed by Craig Combs and
Associates of Newport Beach.
The models' interior decoration
will be done by Interior Concepts,
also of Newport Beach.
Models will be open for sales
b SpTl~or-further -tnfor-1
matlon. contact Mesa Woods I
Development at 852-1616.
Paris .trip to. close
out Le Pare sales
A vacation for two in Pans will
come true for two lucky south-
land ,homeshoppers. The Paris
trip is the Grand Finale prize of Le
Pare, a 300-unit condominium
and townhome development In El
Toro, as It concludes its final
phase of sales this spring.
"Le Pare has about 40 homes
left for sale In Its final phase."
said Rick Doremus, president of
EPAC, creator of Le Pare. "We
started Le Pare with a lottery
because there were so many
people Interested In buying a Le
Pare home. We wanted to finish
up our project with the same
excitement as when It opened."
The Paris trip for two wi ll
include air fare. a week's accom-
mod~tlons at a first class hotel.
continental breakfasts. sightsee-
ing excursions Including a boat
trip down the River Seine, and
tours of Paris' most famous
attractions, Including Notre
Dame cathedral, the designer
boutiques, and Paris night spots.
Everyone touring the Le Pare
models during the Grand Finale
promotional period Is ellglble to
register for the prize drawing, to
"be held at the conclusion of sales
later this spring.
"The Le Pare name conjures
up visions of Paris. Contem-
porary. upbeat. carefree," con-I
tlnued Doremus. "We find that
the people who are attracted to I
the feel and look of Le Pare have
an appreciation of the quality of
life. They want to go first class."
Le Pare provides such
amenities as enclosed garages,
wood-burning fireplaces, oak
cabinets. lofts, rooftop terraces,
skylights. and secluded patios.
Every Le Pare home has ceramic-
tiled entries and counter tops.
wall-to-wall carpeting, custom
draperies, central heating and air I
conditioning.
Homes are priced for the first
time homebuyer. Offering from
733 to 1, 195 square feet of
space, prices range from
$72.990 to $122.990.
The seven models available at
Le Pare vary to suit buyers'
requirements, with one-, two-
and three-bedroom homes with
one to two baths·.
Le Pare. winner of 18 building
Industry awards, Is located on
Rlmhurst Drive near the Inter-
section of Lake Forest and
Trabuco Road. The models and
sales office are open from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. dally. For more Infor-
mation. c~ll 859-4460.
• New phase opening
in Niguel anxiously
awaite(l by buyers
Those on Interest list
will have priority at
Count Vlew~tates
r-Many buyers have .-n await·
Ing the opening of Ah... II at
COuntry View E1tates •n Laguna
Niguel to make their eetectlon of
vlewltt• wtthln thl• . neigh·
borhood, located In the planned
community of Collnll de
Capistrano.
"We hllw hid an 1nter•t ll1t of ~Witting tor the, ...... of
thll ,.. lnaerrtent. and thele
hom1111t1n wMt haw prtortty
chotoe of --end .... .-ctlon or n ..a~.,..._tem11y ,....
denCll," ... IOb Olbtii • .,..__
dent of The Glbbl Co. . ~ 11 prtoee w.n beQtn It
l1M,llO a the !twee-ancJ tour-
bedroom det8Ched hOmel. pr•·
.,..... In one-°' two-atOfY or ....... .,__.,.,..... ~
,... GIDbl eo. • on.•no • 12~
percent long-term financing pro-
gram with an annual percentage
rate or 13.25 percent.
All Country View homea are
sited for maximum orientation to
the--penotamtc valley va.wa.
Gibbs noted. Exteriors offer ma-
sonry, stone veneer · or wood
detailing with concrete shake or
Spanlth tlle roof1 and multl·
paned windows.
The aales office, 1taffed by
representatives of Peter R. Blair
& Auoclltea, and furnlthed
model• are open datty exc:.pt
Wednetday and Thurlday from
10 1.m. to 5 p.m.. phone
495-1477.
To ~ Country View &tat•.
tlk• the S.... Ana Freeway
IOuth to Awry Pertcway and turn
rtgttt. Tum right ag8ln on Camino
c.p68trln0, then IM• another
Immediate right Ind CTver the
bridge to Pueo de CoUnM end
the homel of Country View
E1tat• In Legun• Niguel.
lnrere t ra re' an: down . Pcrh.1r'
nlm 1 th\.' ume co t.lke tl1ghc
from ll\t•rcrlmJeJ ne1ghh1rh11,,,1 ...
anJ ll\'erchargmg lanJlurJ, -
tli che -.erene cnnven1en(e ,11
Harbor WooJ..,, Thi~ thuul!httulh
lanJ caped cumm unir\ 1, ,1nh
rep' J\\cl~ from ewral J....ctn\.Cl\1..'
~hopping JnJ entertainment
cenrer.. Gel:.un'· marker'" .Kn"'
the erect ,rnJ che re~r .rnr..rnr ....
rheaccrs c\nd -pec1alc\ ... h11r' ,11
Ne,, po rt Center/Fa:-h11in 1 ... 1.mJ
are only a short walk a''"<l\.
Home ac Harbor WooJ!> lilkr ,di
the luxury features Jbcnmmacinc
buyers demand: vaul reJ cetl 1n~'
and hlighcs. fireplac~~. gen1..·r11u ...
deck and oversized garai.:c, "1th
direct entry. Wtrh ac-homt'
recreawm -J ('<l01. p.t
and clubhouse.
Come tal k en our ,ale
repre enrac1ve about rod,,,\
financing. Cons1dermg rht·
immediate tax sav ings anJ
long·temi va lue of home
ownership. Harbor Wood~ 1 ...
an attractive alternative f \l
p~ying rent.
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A LEGACY OF TYLE.
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OrMgl CoMt OAILV PILOT/Sunday, March 2•. 1116
'Lost' mountain 1n Venezuela a stuUy in evblution
By EDWAAD HOLLAND
•111 ¢ ,.._ ....
1en11m who ended a year-Iona and liiards he collected on La h1ahtr c~vataons. worluna con-1hem ot SPJ •na and 11k1ng out gold that the 1overnmen1's official pohcy
study on Cerro de la Nebhna -the Ncbhna. MeDiarmid said, aJI but d1tions wtrt atncrally aood. and ,.tratca1c minerals. all aJona w15 to suppon the ex-
C RACA . ,Venc1ucla rt>-Mountain of M1 ts -broupt back thrtt of them arc .. almost auu~y McD1arm1d u id. Burtaucra11c roadblocks suddcnl)' pcd111on. and that the problfms ca!'lc
sample of doicn or previously new." Similar discoveries were found Butthc study ran into trouble ofa appeared: ome sc1ent1 ts were tron1 individuals in authority actina mo\t, cloud-cove~ mountain in the
JUnakS of southern Venc1uela has
provided a .. lo t world" where plants
and animals have evolved 1n 1sola-
11on since prehistoric time~.
unknown species that "''II take years by bo1an1st1 and1oologi5IS in a wide d1ff'trcn1 aon when poliaicians bepn searched. soecimens taken awav and on the ba,1s of the bad press. .
Jo anal)'1c. ranac ofspccialtics. 11kina what forc1an scientists were at least one expedition member Expedition members are. scekan~
More than 120 Vennuelan. Amen-While the aeologic aae of the tcpuis doi111 in a remote border rcaion of detained. money for a permanent bioloaica canandBritish~~ntiMstook~in is c~imatcd at ~twttn 80 million ~V~c~n!U~U!C~~~.a~n~d~~s=s~re~~~n!s!ac~~~u!~~d~~B~ft!'w~e~r~Cla~ri!as~i!nS!is~t~s.~ho~w~c~v~c~~~s~~~t1~o~n~aL1~~~N~eb~l~in~a~.~~~~-
Easter ' regatta
boost to
Grenada
1he eitpedition. rcpreseotina almost years and 1.2 billion years. lack of
every peciality 1n botany and io-fossi ls makes it im~ssible to say how
ology. The specimens they collected far back La Neblina's life forms date.
range in siLe fro"9 microscopic fu nai Mc Diarmid says most of the birds.
10 mikes twent y feet tong. mammals and reptilcsare"Cenozoi~-
"ln terms of the groups I've worked type things... which means their
with , almost cvcrythin& we've col· species could have first appeared as
lcctcd up there is unknown," Roy long as 6S million yea rs ago. the
Mc:D1arm1d. a reptile and amphibian acological era when primitive man
expert with 1he U.S. Fish and Wildlife appeared. Some scientists speculate
Sctvice....saui.in an interview. • that in thtir-ancestral forms;-.1he
··up there" is a 9.885-foot moun-reptiles. amphibians and insects date
uun tucked into the jungles near from thc·Mesozoic era (between 135
Venezuela's border w1th Brazil. De-million and 230 million years ago).
sp11c us height. Ln Neblina was not when dinosaurs stalked the eanh.
d1scovc.rcd un11I 1953. by two Amen-Half the spcci1_11enscollected will go
can sc1t'ntists. Ba!>sell McGuire and to the panicipating institutions
Grenada will marl a new chapter 1n John Wordach. abroad and the other half will remain its revived tourism indu tl) a11rac1-La Nebhna 1s one of the .. tepuis." 1n Venezuela.
· ing international yacti tsmen and -the Oat-tQpped mountains scat-Chartcs-Brewer Carias. a. Ven-
Caribbean festival seekers 10 its tcred throughout southern Ven-cwelan explorer. naturalist and for-
Easter Regatta from .\pril 3 10 8. ezuela. The mountain 1s a geologica l mer youth minister. who coordinated
Sponsored by the Grenada Yacht island. the remnant of a .massive the study said one flowering plant, the
Club with 1he cooperation of the sandstone plateau. Ln Nebhna con-pitcarnia -a type of bromeliad like
Southern Caribbean Racing Circuit tains a variety of tropical forest the pineapple -has already been
and numerous aficionados. 1hc Re-habit~ts of fl ora and fauna that have • found in Africa.
ptta promises 10 be the bi~est ever developed on their own for milli ons The expedition began in January
10 its 26-)'ear h1SIOt). With ocean of years. 1984 when three scientists flew by
races. a power. boat race .. o.ther wa1er "As yo1:1 get isolation. you don't get helicopter to the mountain to set up a
spons compc1111 ons. 1rad111onal W~t any gene tic exchange between a lot of base camp in a clearing nearthe Baria
Indian "jump up" dancing. I I esc things." McDiarmid said. . Ri ver.
foods and entertainment. New th Of the IS species of froflS. snakes • Despite rain. bugs. and the cold at year is a kite Oyin~ contest. show-
casing the best in this age-old Grena-
dian art form.
T he Regatta will consist of three
days of races. open 10 all classes of racing and cruising boats. Twenty-
fivc to 30 racing boats arc expected.
The events in Grenada will be
prece<fed by two ocean races. one
Nonhbound from Trinidad and the
other Southbound from Union
Island. Both races will end in
Grenada with boa1s arriving earl}
morning on April 3.
"We're stopping at nothi ng to
make this regatta one of the Carib-
bean's leading annual travel events."
said Richard C'herman. director of
totirism ... And what better wa} to
celebrate Gr~da·., pos111on 1n the
yachtin$ world a~ a 'Gateway lo the
Grenadines' and some of the most
beautiful sailing water 1n the world
than with· an in ternational regatta,"
he continued.
Non-sailors will be orrcred a wide
variety of ac1i vi 11es including
sightscei-ng-1-0urs of the 1sla.nd w"h
spice plantation visiH>. barbecue
lunches w11h steel band muc;1c. night-
ly parties and dinner dances and an
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& Explore Country Lanes.
• All \'our Pure,,_.• Shipped
Inexpensively Back To Callfornlll
• Groups Personally Escorted &
Limited to 2• ,Guests.
• Call For Brochu,. & Plan To Attend
u~Evenlf'lf["PtOgram
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kids will love all the fun almost as much
as you will.
· 10 days from s 1135
Op-our June 8-ept. 11 Super . aver
cruises, save $600 per couple (first two
passengers per cabin), in cluding a $200
per couple Home Port Bonus. And our low
3rd and 4th berth rates-as low as $39 a
day for children unde r 18-:-makc it easy to
bring along the whole f an:itly.
So, sail itmar roundtnp from L.A. to
Mexico. We're sold on ly by travel agents.
Just be sure to book by Junr I, 1 ~5 for all
t c great savings.
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GRAND PRIZE -$300
2nd Place $200; 3rd Pl.-ce $100
Sift C1rlilit:al11 for Interior Scapinf
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c1·uise ti> Alaska.
In celebration of the
Royal Princess' inaugural
Alaska voyage, we're
pleased to announce an ex-
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our May 27 departµre only.
You11 By free t.o and from
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Peninsula lMilg At A Malnland Price. .,
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Jn 1~. ~ community. thil apenoum,
flowin& home ii~ for prlVlle enll!f1alrunc
and 1racloua Uvfnc Ptet.enlioue-mMter bedroom
hM built-in library owrloo~onc pool. JKuu1 and
petlo 11n.t.n. · Wet bar/p1 berbequtoiwllk-ln
uunalprmet kJtchen adda IO thJa Hcltinc 3400
"I· h IOWnhome. lnVltlnc VJew1 of barlt bey and
illuminated hilllldft _an P~t Ufeat
you ve pr )'OW'Mlt the bes\, then thla la It'
This home of di•Unt'Uon la offerrd by
owner/M*t'r few $687,000
N Lm M.n ...., ,.... '14-tTMta --m.-,..111 1•&
1330 '81i1y Dr, .................................... S77S,•
Faptashc vu & pool, indoor & ov~r $Pi. ,. Bd, 3+
Ba, tam rm. F .. ~
239 • Udo s.i, u. ............. "';-. ... Sl,395,0IO
Spacious 5 Bd, baytront 1n xlent cond. dock fOf Ira
426 Ptm l.WI, Udt .............................. SUS,000
Spact0us beautttuny mainted 4 Bd. 3 Ba, format 1----====-
d1ntnr rm. Ir& patlO *DD OOJ *
343 • u. s.. u. ..................... s1.-.ooo Tll...,.
Bayfront home next to areenbelt, 3 car 1ar. Ire shp, F1r9l ttme .-..,. 1974
hu&e master suite. ::: .. -: ~':; ~
32 llu Loa Cl ...................................... $114,000 =-== 't,,~
Newport Crest town!'_?~· 2 Bd, 2 Ba. move-in Houw. w. m.p.eilet) "'"~~~ :tl
""'-bon. neecs ....,._ ~ we
• Seller will pay Buyers loan, escrow
and tltle fees
• 10.5% lnltlal Interest rate, no
negative amortization, fixed for the
first year
• Trades with guaranteed sales pro-
gram
• 10% down payment welcome
• Courtesy to Brokers
• RUSTY GUINTHER
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NEW LISTINGS
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From
$210,000
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Cameo Shores ............. $314,900 ............. 339 •ord
5 Bdrm, pool. lowest pnce Cameo Shores. Bev White
Shoredfh .............. $595,000 .............. 247 Driftwood J Bdrms. 2800 sq. fl . 1 story Fran Scott
CMe CdM ............ $695,000 ............ 2800 Bayview OJ
3 Bdrms. grhus, contemporary. 0. Schroeder .
U~KJUI: t1()Ml:S
REALTORS. 675-6000
244-3 U.t Coeet Hlttfi••v. C.O.ou del M•r
IALllllSWI
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A 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home with fire-
place, 2 patios and guest bdrm and
bath PLUS a 2 bdrm.-l bath apt.
Comer lot. Low maintenance.
Double garage. Asking $410,000. ..... ....,,......,
Ul-1272 er ..._1M2
A MEMBER OF THE ' OPEN HOUSES 1-5
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Traditional
Realty
631-7370
CORONA DEL MAR-OOU HOUSE
D~sirabl~ So ot highway location on ful
s1u lot A totally ckcorat~d 2 bdrm cot·
• tage w ith patio & yard. Room to build Of
upand on this R2 lot. Asking S239.500.
631-1400
PENINSULA HOME BY BAY
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SEARS FINANCIAL NETWORK .,....._~---------e+•-Wood-floot~ bNf'M-0 C81ngi , ~nd ~y_ ......... c...._1 ~ tlTftll UITl llA lllllTI 1111 ...
Darling 2 BA + den townhome. Cathedral ceil-
ings, neutral decor, plush sarpets, mint, move-In
mediate sale. $115,000 Includes land. I......... 11H,IM
Exclusive gated community of Arbortake, next
to the take, Immaculate spacious home with 2
master suites, lush landscaping, redwood decks
and very private location. ..
lllFFI 1221,111
Fabulous 4 BA located In newer Bluffs. Re-
modeled with French doors, spa, skylights, high
wood ceilings with beams. Private back patio
near pool. A lot of house at a great price.
ILIFFI 1221,IOO
Larger Bluffs unit with 4 BR on beautiful green-
belt. High beamed ceilings and skylights add
light and cheer to this well maintained home.
Lots of house for the money and you own the
land.
lllYlllITT PAii 12H,lll
This Is the home you've dreamed about! Space
galore with 5 BR. 31/t BA. 20x20 family rm, a
custom designed kitchen with sub-zero refriger-
ator. new carpeting, fantastic location, etc., etc.
A wonderful family home!
llWPllT IUU 1211,111
Lease option or sale. Augusta Model, 2 BA and
den on Big Canyon Golf Course. Parquet floors,
mirrored wardrobes. End unit, great view, very
bright and sunny condo with large master suite. '
Ill• YllW llLU H•,111
A serene garden courtyard welcomes you Into
this home with 4 BA, 2'h BA, family rm and
unique fireplace In llvlng rm. Desirable area with
community pool. An excellent b"'uy. I
IALltA IWll 1141,IM
Now Is the time for you to have your own place
on Little Balboa Island. Live In one unit and rent
out the other. Can close escrow in time for your
summer vacation.
UWll 1111,111
Near perfection In this charming remodefed
home. Custom oak cabinets, French doors,
leaded glass plus many other special features.
Lovety private patio and 3 good sized BR. ........ .. ......
Shorecllffs charmer. Older, but well .bultt 2 BR
wtth room for expanlfon. Plans for eecond story.
Canyon and potential ocean view.
Mid I -Ml.,_
Be the flrtt to ... thla unuaual locatlon wtth full
OCMn view. Upgradel make entertaining fun.
Gate guarded community, tennis and poota. A
llfeatyte to be envt.d by atl. ... ,. .......
A "¥tch .... opportunity located In B~yon on. 11:000 eq, ft, k>t wtth a .... thta t low,
r8mbffng home on a cul-c»-lllCt 4 BA, ftre-
pl8Cee, formal dining rm and more. 1815,000 ll a
t>.'gajnl
REAL ESTATE
NEWPORT /COM
IALIU......U 1211,111
For the true beach lover-darling 2 BR, 2 BA,
beautifully kept home just one door to bay and
sandy beach. Private tulck patio, quiet location.
Motivated seller. Submit.
PllllllU 1271,000
Charming 2 BR beach "d oll house". Light &
cheery. Kitchen overlooks picturesqu'-p~tio and
yard. Excellent condition. Room to add on or up.
Live It up-get your place In the sun & enjoy!
WllTIUFP • 1320,0H
Charm abounds in this wonderful Cape Cod
style famlly home. Large spacious rooms
throughout. separate master suite. plus chil-
dren's rooms. Family room w/handsome stone
fireplace opens to pool/spa area. New kitchen
w/eatlng area. A real value.
as•• aam saa.,aoo
Most desirable Plan 3. Single level with 3 BR +
family rm. Very tight and elegant. Jasmine Creek
resort living with 24 hour security, pools. tennis
and lush greenbelts for quiet walks.
II.II •Ill ML Ill 1331,000
Picture thls ... a cozy country cottage with 3 BR.
brick fireplace & dynamic decor in a setting of
fruit trees and flowers I All this and you' re just
steps to Corona Beach!
111111 '1IW -.LI 1111,000
Popular Tiburon plan -3 BA home in quiet
relfdentlal neighborhood with pleasant open
view -vaulted ceilings In living, dining. & family
rms. You own the landll Assumable fixed rate
loan.
IUNW 1•11,llO
Everything you've ever wanted and a little bit
more can be found In this 4 BR, two story view
home. The exquisite decor and private spa will
captivate you.
llftl llH D IMl,IH
High on the cllff• overlooking the nlte tights,
mountains and water. Views from living and
formal dining rma, kitchen and master suite.
A.ddltlonal 5 BR. 4 BA, and family rm. Wonderful
f amity entertaining home. -........ u.-.-
Fabuloua Shorectlffa wtth sensational view of
Little Corona, wavea cruhlng on rocks. the Jetty
and ~ boat that goea In or out of harbor.
large famtty rm with retrectabfe roof. 5 BA, 5 BA,
'8rge lot .
1111• • -U,111,1M F.t>uloul ltlytront wtth wery amenity, 6 + BA •
eandy ~ with de9r. clMn water. d.reem
kitchen. Mo* let meae.r bedroom + huge
lftttno room, both on·Beytront, tour flrept&C4tl.
144=1•
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2 BR $129,000
5 BR $244.900 ----3 BR. FR $309.900
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3 BR, FR $334,500
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4 BR. FR. Vu, Pool $339,000
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4 !R. FR $3 49.500
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3 BR. FA $475.000
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3 BA, Waterfront $545,000
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2 BR, Waterfront $550,000
IPYIUIS
6 BA, FA $675,000
IPYIUIS
4 BR, Pool, Vu $695.000
OMIU•L HAI
6+ BR $2.975,000
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4 BA $125,000
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3 BA, FA $225.000
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4 BR. Fee $229,000
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3 BA $229,500
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2 BA $279,000
--•LUU 2/2 BR $295,000
W NW
4 BA, FR $330,900
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2 BA $348,500 ...... _,
4 BA, FR, Pool, Spa $349,000 ..,.,.eun
4 BR. FR $3<49.500
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2 BA. Den $398,500
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3 BR, FR, Vu $429,000
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4 BA, Poot, Spa, Vu S-4<49,500
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3 BR, FR. Vu $'465,000 .....
<4 BA, FA, Pool, Spa S525,000 .. ...., .....
3 BR. Waterfront $5'45,000 ... , ...
2 BR, W1terfront $550.000
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3 BR. FR. Vu S579,000
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5 BR. FR se2s.ooo ..... e BR, FR '675,000 .......
'4 BR, Pool, Vu '695.000 ___ ,
e~ BR $2.975,000
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G.,A~OERSON
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C.McMAHAN
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F. SENNES
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J. CAMPBELL
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M. MATIHEWS
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T. BOLAND
412 Yist1 Flef1
K.PARKER
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brick patio enhance t~ charm of this
re~led 3 bedroom ho~ SU~r !<>-
cation near yacht cJub, ~hool, ~ross bay
GLAMOROUS CUSTOMIZED CONDO
Highly upgraded noor plan 1n Villa Balboa
w ith two mast~r suites Featured 1n Gen-
try magazine. mirrored w alls. crown mold-
ings and an ocean and ntgntltght view
from two oalconys A grtat value at
SI 98. 500 6 3 I • I 400
BAlBOA-THOftN AMONGST ROSESI
Amonglt lovely homes and ~ross from
tht" Bay. tnis 'true fixer· ~x1su Make an
offer on this 2-story nome at I I 5 E Bay
Call tor dt>ta1ls. 6 3 1-1400 s I 7 5.000
NEWPORT BEA C H
C 0 TTAGE-Sl74,SOO
Just steps to th~ oct-an. this starter home
needs patnt & plants Out has great
poss101flt1t>s Ask to se~ this Z bedroom at
I 26 34th St 631 -1400
NEWPORT BEACH COTT AGE •
INCOME
A bt>ach dupl~x tor a w~~kend hideaway
.. a untt tor t>xtra 1n<ome or butld 2 new
units Owners will cons1d~r t1nanc1ng at
the sal~s pr1c~ of s 169.000 63 1-1 400
BAYVIEW TE RRACE CONDO
Well-maintained community com:~x with
pool. spa and tenrns Assumable loaru on
tn1s 3 t>tdroom, 3 bath home w ith lov~ly
d~cor A new listing at S 16 7 .000
631 ·1 400
NEAR SO. COAST PLAZA~LOVELY
A ~rfect family home. enclosed yard. 4
bt"drooms. Z 5 Oatns and family room 3·
car garagt> and a gr~at value Se~ Betty
Lynch on Sunday 1-S pm t 31 26 S. Ltnda
Way. Sc1nta Ana 6 7 3-6900 Asking
s I 59.SOO
NEWPORT CONDO-S 1 I 5,000
On~ lrvrl homt" w ith family room, tw o
bdrm and community pool Corner 1n an
affordable arta 63 I -1400
AFFORDABLE CONDO-COST A MESA
N~arly nf'W c.ar~ts & dra~s and a
spacious 3 bedroom 2 b.lth unit with ~n
space Assumable f1 x~d rat~ loan and
Owner w 1U carry Submit lor a VA loan
s 106.000 67 3-6900
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Nifiinll llTflUT 11.111,1•
Magnificent custom home of stone
and glu-. one of N~wport Harbors
most exciting locations -ocean and
jetty view --3 bdr. inC'ludin s
mervelous master suite with library
a nd fi~place. Separate den & dock.
Barbara Aune •
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ULllA llUll Mii,•
Ver y flexible Uoor plan. New Eng-
and charm, beauilful ~ition.
two fireplaces. 4 bdr., family room.
Vac ant a nd waiting for you.
Barbara Aune
FM:TITIOU8 .,...11 Su..,.45 detll. AIM M.ntetlng Com-,.._ ""'~ __ !MUC!!!;~NO!!!,!TICE~--1·--;;;i;t;iftT;itt--NAMI ITATUmfT rtll.IC NOTICE pany fltemtoue ....... l'ICTmOUe .,..... l'ICTmOUe .,..... . "8JC NOT1C(
TM folOWlng peraone we Thie ltetement w• llted NAMI 8TA~ NAMI ITAT'lmNT NAMI ITATWMINT PICTITIOU8 .u=:•:•::;·~·!..-f-~~~~°:::'.:'.:::::--doinO bualnela u · Allied lllODCI. M Wllh tM County Clettt ol Or• -n.lollOwiftt ""°"'.,,. ~ penoM lfe ,_ MMl91Tl PtCTITIOU8 .......
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IAYSHlll-Ull llOL. 1121,llO
Ne wly remodeled and move in
ready. New kitchen, baths, hard-
wood floors. Two bedrooms. one
bath. Dona C h lchl'Ster
lllffl.Ql+llllS U 1211,IOOfH
Bonus room easily con verted to 5th
bedroom with private bath. End
unit Z Plan with large bright family
kitchen. Private patio can be ex-
tended. Close to pool. 1st and 2nd
T .D .'s Assumable. Jo Ann K enton
ICW·IAY-CITT Lnl YI 1110,000
Available immediately. Will lease
o ption. Largest home in Harbor
Ridge ~tates. "Devonshire" 5
Bedroom. 31h Baths . Fam. Room,
Bonus Room. Gourmet kitche n in-
cludes a sub-zero re frig. Must sell.
M ake offers. Maureen White/EcJ
Eacano
IUITIFIUY llllllnl SIH,DOO
3 bd.r., 2 1/2 ba .. 'Jodelle' Estate home
providing unobstructed panoramic
m o unt.am and city Light views. As·
s umable first trust deed available
and the seller will offer secondary
financing. Ed Escano/Maureen
White
~ WOOid Prod-APPLJCAT10N PC>ft Coumron VM~ • doinQ bu91r1M1 •· d~ butlf'"8 ea: dolno ~ u : The loliOWlng per90n1.,. NAM1 etATW-n uct•. t727 Superlof Ave.. CHAHM.. 1 $ THE YAAO MASTERS J NNY'S JOI S UN-snv!'S CARPET. 2959 doing bualneu u: TM folloWlng '*'°"' .,. Coeta MeM, CA 92927 OWNl"8t41' 0'1 '2J'Ol1• 8192 Lawrence Ave , WMt: LIMITED, 2133 Monrovia PepoerltM Ln:, Coate Mae, Bill STEVENS RACING, dOlnQ bUelnMI ee:
Allied Buildert Hardw.,.. Al COHOLIC •VWMCM Publlthed Orange Coaet mlnater CA taet3 Ave .. ~· MIM, CA 92827 CA 92921 1710 Pomona. Unit ,.3, THE VISTA GM>\IP, 4001
lne. (State of lncorl>Qfltlon: UCINM 3-21-85 Dally Piiot Merell 10, 17, 24, Peul • Chec:ll .. ta 8892 Jennlf• Lynn Mc:Cofd, St~ P. PeterMn. 295' Co1te MH•. Calllornla Birch Str..C, Sult• A, ......,_ Callform~ 1727 Supef\o( To Wllom It Mey Concern: 31· IH$ Lewtenc• Av• .. 'WH I• 2t33 MonfcMI Ave .. Cotti P""*1tM Ln., Cott• Mela 92127 port Belch, Ctlllt. t2te0
Ave., eo.te MMe, CA 92827 PAOCTER, Harry W/Gen Su·•5l mlnllw, CA 92ta3 M .... CA 92127 , CA 92121 Wllllem B. Slewnt. 1715 Charlet K Knlelelttlodter, Thi• buelne" I• con-p t n , , T E u N 1 s Tiiie buelMM I• con-Thia t>u1lnee1 la con-Thia bu1lneH I• con· Labredor Orlv•. Coate 221 Ruby Str•. Newport
ducted by: 1 corl>Qfatlon ENTERP~ISES. INC/Gen "8.IC NOTICE dUC1ed by: an lndMduel ducted by: an lndl"'<tual dUC1ed by; an lndlvldUel Mele. CallfOfnle 92128 e.cn. Ceftf. 921e2
Allied Builder Harctwere. Ptm; TILDEN. Phlllp S/Gen Peul Cl'leetlettl Jennifer L. McCotd Steve p,,.,..,, Thi• bu11neH II con-Thi• bu1lnu• I• Con-
ine. By: Elizabeth BreNll, Ptnr; CALLENDER. Cathe flCTITIOU8 .,..... Thie ttetement. wu filed Thia tlatarMnl wu flied Thll atetement WU flied ducted by-en lndMdue.1 dueted by en lndMdual
Secretary L/Ltd Pinc CALLENDER. NAlilt eTAnMINT With the County~ of Or-with the County Clerk of Or-with the COunty Clerk of Or· Wlltlem B. Stewn1 Charlel K. Knictlwboeller
Tiit. 1tatement wu flied 0 • b b • M /Ltd p 1 n r ; The toliOwtng per.ona ere enge County on Februery enge County on Mardi 15, enge County on Mercn 13, This lletement wa• llled Tnle statement wee flied
with the County Clerk ol Or-CALLENDER, Glen W/Ltd doing butlneM u : 25. 1915 t985 1195 with IM County Cleflt ol Or· wllh ll'oe County C.k of Or·
enge County on Maren 8, Ptni: GODSHALL, Walter P .. VSICALL y FIT CO., ,Ml721 '271411 f271MO enge County on M81Cih t5. tnQe County on Mercfl 18,
1985 H/Tru1lM under Decllf· 15851 Petadena St Apt Publllhecl Orange COMt Publllhld Orange Coeet Publtlhld O<enoe Coell 1985 '27,..,.. 1195 ~ ttlon ol truat dated G·8, Tu1t1n. CA 92ea0 , Delly PllOI Mercfl 3, 10, 17. Dally PllOt March 24· 3l, Dally Pilot Maten 1?, 24, 3t, Publl1Md Orengt Coeat m1ta
Publllhld Orange COMt •-30-80/Ltd Plnr. ere ac>ply• LM & Dabble CllMln, 24, 111$ April 7• 1•· l985 Aprll 7. 1985 Dally Piiot Merell 24, 31, Publtthed Orange Coat
Dally Pilot Maren 10. 17. 24, Ina 10 the Department of AJ.. 15851 Pueden• St .. Apt. I Su-420 Su-459 Su-•57 April 7, 14, 1985 Delly Plfot Merdl 24. 31,
31, 1N5 collollc Bevefege Control I()( G-1. Tuetln, CA 92680 Su-417 April 7, to4_, 1N5 ~52 "47" on Sale General (Pub This bu1lne11 II COO• rt8.IC fl)TIC£ Pl8llC NOTICE Pml.IC NOTICE lllUDt .IC MnTM'r Su-470 ---------Eet Pl) to NII etcorK>llC ducted by: nuabend and wife __ ...... ......,..._..._.-;;..__ n.1UL nu ""' "8JC flJTICE beveregu et 18181 LM Soott Chelln flCTmOUe .,..... fM:TITIOUe _,..... fM:TITtoUI 8U8 .. ll IOUI .UHllll 11111\TIC[
---------Brootthurll St., Founteln Thlt ste1ement wu flied NAM1 ITAft•NT NA• ITAft•f"T NA .. ITA'QMINT flCTIT TA'QMINT fltBJC nu
,ICTITIOUI _,..... Velley, CA. with tne County Clerk of Or-The fOltowlng peraon1 ere Tile lollowlng persona ere Tile lollowlng person• ere T:!a::io!.ng perlOOI ere l--IC...;TIT~IOU~ • ....-.. ..... ----.. .. --
NAMI .TA ..... NT Publlllled Orenna Cout enge County on March I. doing l>YtinMt ... doing bullneM 81. dol ....... f '.. ··•-t985 MARCUS JAY CoPLANO TV JOHN, 8-43 A. W. 19th ng ....,..,,... u CT 0 doing butlneu as: NAMI ITA.,...,,, TM followtng peraont ere Delly PllOI March 25. INS f270ll8 & ASSOCIATES, 270 Pearl St .. Colla Mna, CA 92127 AUDIO C~NN~ ~v~' INNOVATIVE SOFTWARE The folloWlng per.one are
dol:i buslneea as: Su-47& Publlalled Orenge Cout St Leguna Beach CA Semuel Welnateln. 720 17 to West omo a CA SYSTEMS. t790t e Cnep-doing ~tlneu u : T~IB~~6CRAS~ f~go PlJlllCNOTIC( OellyPllotMerch10,17,24,92S5t ' Ave Megdolena. Sen~\,8·7.CosleM .... men, •5A, Orenge, CA USNOT, 30100 Town
0 H c 31 t945 M81CUI Jay Copan 270 Clemente. Cellf. 92872 R M 92889 C«'tler Of ' Ste. 207, Legune ~=:~:92~29 · 0•1• FlCT1TlOU8 MllMH · Su-443 Peart St., Lagun• BMc:h. CA A. Alen C•DI. 843 w. 19111 AJl•~~ge ,;}9;Y~~~lltonc Ricky Lou11 Eldto'6 17901 N19uet. CA 92177
WM R. Lewzlt. 2700 NA• ITAft•MT 92151 St" Co1te M .... CA 92827 #M 2 'coite Mau CA E. Cnepmen, #5A. reno-. Larry J. Martin, 315'12 Fly-
Peterson, lO-H, Coit• The followlng C*ton• are .... IC MftTIC£ Thi• bualn"' 11 con-Thia bu1lnH1 It con-92827 · CA 92889 • Ing Cloud Dr.. Legun• Mela CA 92828 doing bUllneu ... ...~ nu ducied by: an lndMdual ducted by: • genwal ~-T I b I I Thll t>uslnHI I con-NIQuet. CA 92177
O.nlH L•mt>ert, 2700 COL-LECT CONSULT· Marwa.JeyCoplan ner1111p d 111 uan1"1 d' 1con-ducted by: en Individual thls bualneu 11 con-
Peteraon lO-H Coile ANT, 18837 8f00khurtt St.. fM:TrTtoUI 8UllNlll Thll ttelement wu flied Semuel Weinstein UC1ed by: 811 nd" ue Ricky L Eidson ducted by-an lndMdual
. . Suite 208 Founteln Val'-NAME ITAftMINT with, ... COunty Clerk of Or· Thi• llatement WU llled George R Mc Adema This 1tetement WU flied Lerry Mertln M~i c~u91~~!:, 11 con-CA 921oa' _,, TM folloWlng '*'°"' .,. enge "county on Februery wttn the County Clerk of Or-1i11":~ '~'~ti w:• ,":;;' with the County Clefk of Or-Thia 1tetement wu llled
dUC1ed by: Joint venture LOfl Marie Adem1, 890 W. d~ET~Otlneu& A$';:0CIATES 25. 1986 • ange County on Merell 15. :gx; tou~; ~n :.r~ t3 enge County on Merell 18 .. with the COunty Clerk of Or· 18th St Cost• Mela CA ' -19 1985 . 1985 f711M4 ~ County on Mwcn HI 0en1M L. Limbert · • 3441 Blri:to St., Suite 206, p ......_.._.. Or .. ~...'....1 ,_.,._ 19 5 . Published Or"""" Cont t" 5 ' Thll 1181"'*11 was llled 92627 Newport Beech CA 926e0 u...-...., 9tl09 ..,.,... •• -f2712a -·.-• with the County Clerk 01 Or-. Thi• bu11ne11 I• con-w I I I I• .. m · M 10 n 1 •I Delly Piiot Mercn 3, 10, 17, Publlahed Orenge Cout PublltMd Ortnge co .. t Dally Piiot Mercn 24. 31, f271M1
•l'IOfl County on Merell 4, d.ucted by: en Individual Petrocella, 19821 Lexlngt 24, 1985' .r~· Oaily .Piiot Merell 24. 31, Dally Piiot March 1?, 24, 31. Aprll 7. t•. 1985 ~18 Publlsnecl Orenoe Colet
1915 l.Ofl Merle Adame L H tlngt e.ec:n CA 5""'422 April 7. 14, 1985 April 7 t985 Dally Piiot Meren 24. 3 '·
f270Sll Thia 1tetemet1t wu filed 9~848 un on . Su-412 . Su-455 Ml.IC NOTICE Aprll 7. 14. 1985 Su-47t
Publllhed Orenoe Cout with tfle County Cleric of Or· Thi• butlneu la con-P18.IC NOTICE
Delly Piiot Maren 10, 17, 24. etige22 198Cou5 nty on February duc:ted by: an Individual , .... Tmou•-·-•• Ml.IC NOTICE ...... C MnTfCE FICTfTIOUI .,... .. 31, 1985 • Wlltlem Michael Petroellle ,.. -,.._,, "" NAMI IT ATEMINT
Su..(54 Publllhed Orange~ This 'c"'emenct ·~=· t'l0rled T=o:r,:':w~: ere FM:TITIOU8 ....... FM:TITIOUI aullNlll dolThe ::!fMng persc>nl ere
1---------Dally Piiot Merell 3., 10. 17. wtth the ounty -0 -doing .... .....__.. NAm ITAnMINT NAMI ITATW•NT .~ H BnesaENNuETT: ENGi-fM:TmOUe .......
Ttrr lflg9 County on Mercfl 8, .,..__ : The follOwlng ~·ere .., ..,._ 8TA~NT "8.IC fl) ~ 24. 1N5 1115 WILD ROSE WILDER-doing t>utlneee ... TM foltowing per90na ere NEERING, IMS 0 Ad11tn1 The followlng peraone ere
-,-IC-..,.,..,..--.. -.-... ---.-.-Su·424 f2711113 NESS EXCURSIONS, 8482 QUALITY UR_e'THANES. doing btJllMM H : Ave .. •238, Co•ta M .... CA doing buelneea u : N~!.!.. "'"'iT•,:::=., Publlshed Oranr. Cout Rellly Drive, Huntington 17020 Nec1arlne St Foun POR NADA CHARTERS. 92628 MOULIN OE COULEUR -'"' .. _..., Beach, CA 92848 ·· -1748 Centelte Pl .. Newpof1 • The lollowtng penone are rtllJC fl)T1C( Dally Pilot March 1 , 17, 24, Yvonne Guzman 8412 ~ tlln Vly., CA 92708 Beech CA 92eeo Michael Howerd BeMltt, 3201 South Sua«o Street,
dolnQ bullneu •: .__,,,,,,,8 llU ... l l 31. t985 s .... 7 illy Or H nt Bet\ CA 92148 Merk Steven ANO, 17020 Gentd N. Smith 1748 2822 Ellesmere Ave .. Cost• Santa Ana. Clllf. 92704
MAC MILLIN & AS-......... """ ~ Thie ~uslnua' la con-Nectarine St., Fountain Vty .. Cente41• Pl., N-po,1 Beech, ...... CA w.l82e Oenl•I A. Terbe ll . 4 SOCIA TES. 3303 Harbor ..,._ ITATW•NT ducted by:.,, Individual CA 92708 CA 92* Thia butlnau la con-Woodtof!g, lagune NIOuel,
Btvd .• Ste. K-3, Colt• MeM. The folloWlng penons ere Ml.IC NOTICE Yvonne Guzmero Thia bullnffa It con-Thlt bualneH 11 000• ducted by: en lndMdual Cellf. 92817
CA 92826 doing bullnete u : Tlll8 lletement wu llled ducted by: en Individual ducted by: en Individual Mlol'IMI H. Bennett Thia bu1lneH ~· P.ul G. Mee Miiiin. 1718 K&C REMODELING ANO flCTJDOU• ......... wMft ~ot°Or-MadLAAo Gered N' Sinrffi ~1· atat~U dueled by an Individual
l'tB.IC NOTICE
o~•"· N•wlJi <>ME-MAtNTfN>\NCI!. N~ 8TAft•NT enge County on February Tiii• .,.,.,,,.,,. WM filed Thia stetement WU flied With ll'oe County Clerk ot Or-Danlel A. Terbell Al llUl CIM llPlf X II l I OOO Belch. CA A2eeo 7581 Center Ave . • 4 1. Tile lolloWlng persona •r• 22 1115 with the County C*k ol Or-wtth the County Clerk of Or-enge County on Merci\ 18, Thi• ttatement wu filed
r Dolor• J. M8Q Miiiin, 9H2u.n.t71ngton BHch. CA dOlng buelneu u : • ,_..1 enge County on Maren 15, enge County on Maren t3, 1985 mta1 Ith tM County Clerk of Or-
Large square footage in this newer l~!.ocr~M9argate,Newport -K.itnLaonJonneon,7681 "WH ITE MOUNTA IN Publllhed Or.nge Coat 1915 tte5 Publ•ltled Orenge Coaet 8l'IQ! County O!\ Metsri 20
pro perty provides a 3 bdr .. 3 bath _., ,. ~ CR~MERY. 2aa<t2 e1 Tata no& M•·~.,.-tG;-+7. . ~arc:rr21 , • lH5 :~:;;;;._~-.;fti.-om,,...s-19-~rtrf'(;M'*-;:l<~r-;!~~~"41Rd El Toro CA 92830 24 1985 ' Publllhed Or•nge Cou1 Publlll\ed Orenge Cout Ap<ll 7, t4. 1985 f1'111t1 1-.-6'.vflff.HnTirt-canct-a-t-io:d·r.:-2 batti ducted by: en Individual tngton Beech. CA 92647 Michael J. Munz, 520 · Su-426 Delly PllOI Merell 24, 31, Dally Piiot Marett fl. 24. 3 t, Su-474 Pvbllttled Orenge Coast
· ren~_ with its own laundry . Oolor .. J.Mec:MIHln Cheryl Ann Jonnaon,7561 AYocado. Cofone del Mer, Aprll 7, ••. 1N5 Apttt 7. 1985 m-ic MnTIC[ Dally PllOt Meren 24, 31.
' facility, dramatic beams and ex-Tnlt ttetement wu flied Center Ave.. ••1. Hunt-CA 92625 Su~ l-Su-456 rUUL ""' April 7, 14, 1115
• with ll'oe COunty Clerk of Or-lngton Beach. CA 921147 Kathryn B. Munz, 520 ..... IC lll'ITICE Ml.IC NOTICE ru-.,,.,,_.,, ...... ,, traord1'n ary park1'ng. Coby Ward ,._ .. 1 .. .. • This buelne1a la con-,.~ nu .. "''''""" -~ """'n Y on ... ere .. '" ducted by. llusbend end wit• Avocedo, Cofone det Mtr, PtlK.IC NOTIC[ ..,... ITATWMINT DEATH NOTICES
CAMEO SllOllES OOEAI YI llH,000
Beautiful 3 o r 4 BR. family rm.
formal dining rm home. This single
story residence has been remodeled
and professionally decorated. Shut-
ters, skyligh ts. plus m a n y upgrad es.
P ool and s pa located in private
courtyard. Donna Godsha ll
WlllHFIL HSTILUFF 1211,000
4 bdr., 2 •,'2 ba. h ome m immaculate
m ove-in condition. custom d esigned
fire places in living room a nd family
room . New k itchen appliances, Park
setting yard with brick patio Lois
J acobs
flHAIT FHllSllED
llC CAHO• CUSTOM 12, 100,000
Epitome o f luxury. beauty, conve-
nie n ces ., privacy 3 br. includes
incomparable master su ite. sauna.
spa, bu11l ins. marble, gran ate a nd
rosewood. sepa ra te office. nautilous
gym. billiard room, family room .
la rge p ool-2 nd sp a & T exas b -b -q .
Includes decorator items and art
pwces Tom Allmson
COllTEMPOlllllY
llC CAIYO. 1110,000
Ove rlooking B ig Canyon golf course
this 3 bd., lownhom e is truly a
s h o w case of uncomprimizing
beauty Drmauc master suite ; up-
stairs s tudy w1lh private balcony.
Gourmet Euro peone kitchen. Ex-
tensive use of polished granite floor
& beveled mirro rs thruout. Simply
n o thing hke 1t o n the marke t.
Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
IHltSUIOE MOIEl
HHOll 1441,000
$449.000 fee for :i bdr.. Harbor
Ridge T o wnhome Large 2nd. level
fami ly room, formal dining. master
suite downst.airs. View location 1n
gated community . Owne rs anxio u s.
Beverly Mo rphy
Ill OUYH Ollll 1221,00I
Private corner unH-3 br .• 2 '~ ba., 2
$tor y "El Dorado' plan Perfect con -,
dit1o n . Seller will he1p finance -
avniloble immro1ately. Community
pool. te nnis ond !le<'Urlty gate
Martha Macn~b
•••••T•m FllllY.. P2t,OM
Great 4 bdr., 2 story hom ·built in
1981 ·hugh master suite with deck-
load! o f Crench doors. Formal d ining
room. all the la~t ln kitchen a p-
pliances Grt'at fmancing Maxine
Propp -
f710IJ7S I Keith L. Jonnaon CA 92825 flCTIT10U8 ., .... , fltCTmoue .,...11 The lollowlng peraons ere Thia atelement WH flied Thia bu1lne11 Is con-NA• ITAft•NT NAMIE ITA'QMINT f lCTrrtOUI 9UIMll doing bullnetl ea· Publlahed Orange Cout ducted by: huabend end w'lle The followlng per. sons are T'-f-.........,.ng ,_..,.,.,. ••e NAME ITA-MINT CLAUDIA'S CO. LLEC--,,..... ••"MS Dally Piiot Mercn 10. 17, 24, with tile County Clerk ol Or-Mk:llMI J M ,.., ..,...,..., ..-·~·• _ •• Wu.&.IJ\ enge County on Februeru unz doing bullneu U: dOlng .... ._ u TM following peraont ere TION. 177-F Riverside Ave .. ROBERT LEE WTL :l 1. t985 '' Tn11 etatement wet flle<I ACACIA GARDENS, LTD.. DIGITAL AUDIO VIDEO doing builn .. , u · Newport Beach. CA 92883 •
Su-450 122· 1985 F211141 with tne County Clerk of Or-2026 Quell StrHt, N-port ENTERPRISES 22168 OCEANSIDE TIME, 2790 Claudie Jiii RoM. 1900 LIAMS, age 51.
---------Pu~lls/led Orange Co.st •nr COunty on Meron t. BNch, CA 92MO . Ceminlto Vino LaQun• Hllll He1bor Blvd.. 1$1e 203, Dover Of . Newport e.een. Passed away March PtllJC NOTICE Delly Piiot Merell 3, 10, 17. 19 5 StHrna Developmenl CA 92853 ' ' Coett Meu, CA 92627 CA 926fl0 21, 198~ in Ventura, 2•. 1985 "2701• Con\pany. Inc., • Cellfornl• Tlmoth L Algier 22188 Gery T Lorge 4 t9 Mein Thia bu1ine11 11 con-·
FM:Tmoue .,..... Su-•33 Publl1hed Or•nge Coaet corporellon, 2026 Quell Camlnlto Yin<> ~ Hiiia St •4 t HuntlnQton Beech ducted by: en lndlvlduet Ca. Mr Williams was NA• ITAnmNT 1-------""''--'~ Delly Piiot Meren 10, 17, 2•. StrMI, Newport Beecn. CA CA 92853 · • CA.' 92548 · Cleudl• Rose born in Whittier. Ca.
TM followfng per1«1a are PUBtlC NOTICE 31· t985 92e&O Tllft t>uelne11 la con-Thia bualneaa 11 con-Thlt 11atement wu flied June 15, 1933. He was doing bualnete .. : Su-439 Thi• bu1lnet1 11 con-ducted by· en lndlvldull ducted by: e.n lndhlldual with the County Clerk ol Or-aised I th W t SECURITY ANALYSIS fM:TITIOUI M181NEll dueled by' e llmlted pertner-Timothy. L. Algier Gery T Lorge ange County on Marc.ti 15, r . . n e ~ •
ASSOCIATES, 20381 New-NAME ITATWMINT Nil.IC NOTICE lhip Tiii• •l•ternent wu llled Thie 1111emen1 wts rueo 1985 f2714al muuster area. Mr W1l-
1&nd St .. Huntington Beach. The lollowlng C*ton• •re WfllWy C. Elllt, Pretldenl with tile COunty Clerk of Or· with the County Clerk of Or-Publllt*I Orange Cout Iiams was an Engi-
CA 92648 doing bualnesa H : flCTITIOU8 llUetNl!ll .TI111~!!.8.!.~90c' ~kuofftOrled •l'IOfl COunty on February ange County on Marcil 14, Dally Piiot Mercn 24. 3 1. neerln~ Supervisor George Arthur Johnson, PETE BARGE AUTO-NAME ITA~ With ,,.. vvunty ,_ • 21 1985 1985 AprM 7 14, t915 d d 0 · 2038t Newtend, Huntington MOTIVE. 3074 Fernhealh The followtng C*IOOI era 8n09 County on Flbruery ' ..... f'llt• Su-464 With tan ar ti
Beedl. CA 92646 Lene. Coat• Meu, CA dolng bualnete u : 22, 1985 Published Oranr Coul Publllhed Ora1;",e Cout and also CaJ Tech d~~:b~!~r~;lvi~'ua~on-92~!~er T Berge. 3074 DYE-NAMICS , 9 715 Put>llthed Or~= DeUy Piiot M11tcn . 10. 11. ~PllotMerch 1 ,24.3t, Ml.IC NOTICE Petroleum. He was
Geroge A. Johnton FernhHtn Lene. Co1te =l~y cf~:i~~untlnglon Delly Piiot Marcft 3, 10, 17, 24• 1986 Su-4l4 Ap< I 7• lN5 Su-458 FM:TITIOU8 .,..... preceeded in death by
Thi• statement WU ftled Mese. CA 92628 Thoi'.nu Alchard Berton 24, 1985 N,... ITA1'•NT his wife Josephine In
with tM County Clerk of Or-Thia buslneu 11 con-Jr 9715 Biele'-Of Hunt-Su-432 •-.IC lll'ITM'r ..... IC 11nTIC[ The lollowlng peraona are 1979 Beloved father enge COunty on February dueled by· en lndlvlduel · ~, • ,.~ nu "' f'UUL nu doing bulinetl u · . .
22. 1995 Pater T Barge 1"~: e:=,;;.~ 9~:"~on-Ml.IC NOTICE FM:TITIOUI MllMll PEERLES PAINT ING o8C J e rrwy·ruW1lltamsd;
,__, Thia 1t1tement was flied ducted by: 10 lndlvlduel flCTmOUe _,._,, NAMI ITATE•NT LTD.. t407 Lelleaide Ln.. ruce . t ams an
Published Orenge Cout with the County Clerk of Or· Thomu R Berton Jr ,ICTrTIOU8 llUelNlll NAME ITATW.MINT The foltowlng '*'°"' .,, Huntington Bell , Cellt Lee Williams all of
Dally Piiot Mercn 10. t7. 2•, •nge Coun~ on Maren 3. to. T1111 statement wu flied NAMI 8TATIMINT The lollowlng pertone.,.. dolng,bullnen .. : 92M 8 Sant a Barb a r a
31, 1985 tJ , 24· 198 wttn the County Clerk ol Or-The fottowlng pereont are doing bu._. u · LASZLO'S PLUMBING Rober1 Crelg Cempbell Bet _,, &. Su-442 ,,_... ange County on March 7, doing buslneu ••: STEARNS CONSTRUC-1856 Perkglen Cir , Co.ta Thia bu1lnet1 11 con-OVl:'U son of Mr
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Published Orange Coeat 1985 TAO ROOFING 408 3111 TION COMPANY. 2028 MeM CA 92827 dUC1ed by· e llml1e<l Pllf1ner· Mrs John Robert Wil-
Oelly Piiot Merell 3. to. l7. n70STI St . Newport Beeon, CA Quall StrHt, Newport Leiz10 Foolor. 1858 111\lp hams, of Ojai, Ca. 24· 1985 Published Oral'IOfl Coatl 92663 Beach. CA 92&eo Pllkglen Cir Cott• ._.... Aot>ert Crelg Campbell Also · · Su-425 Delly Pllol Meren 10, 17. 2•. C.Cll Lester Plumb. Jr., StHrna Conatructlon CA 92527 ·· · Tnls statement w11 flied survwin~ are
---------3 1, l985 4425 w Cout Hwy . New-Compeny, Cefffornla, 202t Thia butlnfft 11 con-With the County Clerk of Or-three grandchildren
Su-441 port Beech, CA 92663 Quall St.. Newpon e.ec:n. ducted by: en lndlvldual •l'IOfl County on Maren ta, and three b rothers, f>tlllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUltNell
NAMI I TATEMENT The ro11owtng pe<eoo1 ere doing bualnen H :
SADDLE BACK PAINTING
& RENOVATING. 26575 EJ
TobolO, Mission Viejo, CA 92691
Oevld Keith Phllllpa,
26575 El Toboto, Mlsalon
Viejo. CA 9269,
This bualnan Is con-
ducted by en lndlvlduel
Oevld Keith PhlHlp1
This 11a1ement wu flied
wtth tile County Clerk ol Or· enge County on Fet>rvary
22. 1985 F-Publlshed Orenge Cout
Delly Pilot Maren 3, 10. 17,
---------Thia bu11ne11 11 con-CA 92880 L.aulo Footor t985 Dick Williams Brea· f>tlllC NOTICE ducted by: en lndlvlduel Thia builn•H 1' con-Tnt• llatement was filed '211• . . ' '
---------C.Cll L Plumb, Jr dueled by:• corporation with the COunty Cleric ot Or-Publllhed Or•l'IOfl Cout Don Williams. Wash-flCTITIOUI .,..... Thi• atatement wu llled Phlllp A. StMrn1. PrMI· ange County on Meron 15, Delly Piiot M11tch 24, 31, ington ; and Ken Wll-
NA• ITATE•NT with the County Clerk of Or-dent 188$ April 7. 14. t986 hams Ventura Allo The lollowlng pertona are ange County on Fet>Nety Tnlt 11e1emen1 wu llled f'llMl1 Su-475 . • .
doing bullneu u : 22. 1985 with the County Clerk of Or-Pubtlthed 0renoe Cout ~urviving is mother-
SILICON IN ACTION. 708 ,...,.. enge COunty on Februery Delly Piiot Mercn 24, 31, Plitt.IC NOTICE m -law Alva Doyle of
Goldenrod.Corona Del Mer. Publlll\ed Orenge Cout 22. l985 ,_... Apr117.14.1985 Fountain Valley.
CA 92825 Delly Piiot Merell 3, 10. 17, Su-4eO ""9l.IC ..,..._, F · d II Richard Curtis Peuleon 24 1985 Publlthed Orenoe Coaet ""''"' rie n s may ca
708 GoldenrOd. Coron• o.i ' su-429 Dally Piiot Merell 3, 10, 17, l'tlK.IC NOTIC[ the~~~'r~~J~~:~~ Pierce Bros. Smith
Mer, CA 92625 24, 198$ Su-43 t PM:1TTIOU8 .,._81 In conjunction with 1 Hou. M ortuar y from
Thia bu1ln!11 1• con-"8.IC NOTICE N'"--'"-MINT Ing end Community De-Noon-9PM Monday dueled by: en 1ndMduaJ -•' .. • • ........__ 8 G Richard c . Paulton flCTITIOUI •U .... 18 TN followtng PlftOM are v'"""" ....... t lock rent from where funeral ter·
Tn11 stetement wu flied f"A• ITAft•NT "8.IC NOTICE doing~ u · IM Fed6.el Go\twnment, 11 vices will be con-
wltn tM County Clerk of Or-TM following peraon1 ere WORLD 1-HOUR PHOTO, t>,;,c;:'~~ ~ie:i = duc ted on Tu sday
.,,t9ge5 County on Meren 5, doing bUaln"' ••: ,ICTITtoU8 9U8Ml8 ~·..,.~. 'cAH!""~~Y· tM 100-year ftoodpllln A March 26. at llAM. 8 INSURANCE LITIGATION NAMI HA.,...,.. ,..,._...,., _.. i26v.. bllo
f27Mla CONSULT ANTS. 2701 TM foltow4ng pel'IOM ... Tueller PrOC*tlee Inc • ~ meeting wlll be Mid Interment will be
0 II Pll I M .. 10 17 24 COii• M ... CA 92821 . w Cout Mlahwl" ..___ 7.30 p.m.. In IM COuncll Publl1tled Or1n99 Cou1 Harbor BIVd., Suite 209-B, d~ t>ullneu ... Clllfomla corpor-atkin. 270o . edneedty. Aprii 3. 1185· •1 made in the Good
• Y 0 arc., · · · JameeA Rol>ertaon&A .. Bl HOP VENTURE. 2029 eNcn CAt-3'' ............... Chamber. lor ttloM w11111ng Shepherd ~metery
Su-428 31, 1985 Su •37 eoclat• Inc • Oe4ewar• Quell Slfeet, Newport .. _ ... :_. T·_..-2•00 W to comment on thl1 Family sua-t con~ ----------· .. e..cn CA t2eeo ,_, --· ' · prQPOMCI project -ee-
24. 1985
NlllC NOTICE corporation. 21oe Herbor Stm• Oewlopment eo., eo.1 Hltflny.. Nwtpon TM project 1a ·loceted irl trlbutJons ~ made to
rtlllC NOTICE Blvd., Sult• 209-<B. Coate Inc. a Cellfornt• corpor-a..cn. CA •2ta3 Cen1u1 Tract 992 34 New Beginnings, ~ flCTITIOU8.,...ll
MAMI I TAft•NT f lCTTnOU8 ..... 18
Tiie followlng peraona ere MAMI 8TA~ dOlng bualneu u · TM following peraon• ere
WHO LE PERSON dolnobuslneu .. AWARENESS & TRAINING, R\JSS'S AUTO MART. 445
191 Admlret Way, Costa E 17th St .. Coete Meu, CA
MMI, CA 92827 92t27 Jeni~ Lynne WI01em1, Ru9Mll H. Woolley, 918
191 Admiral Wey, Colt• Bayalde Cove W .. Newport
Mna, CA 92627 Beech. CA 928e0
Thi• bu11ne11 11 con-Thi• bu•ln•.. 11 eon-
dueted by en lndl'Jlduel ducted by: an lndMdual
Jenice l WlllllltM RllMl!lf H. Woolley
Thll ateternent wu flied TN• ttetement wee flied
with the County Clerk Of Or-wtttl the County Cler1I Of Or·
8n09 County on Mwcll 6, enge County on Mareh 5,
1985 IMS '27MI ,,,.,...
Publllhect 0renoe eo.. Publlll'led 0renoe ~ Dlllly P110t Mileti tO. 17, 24, o.lly P1'0t Merell ~. 1f.2 • 31. INS 31, fMS
Su·431 ~
M .... CA 92128 etlOn. 2021 Ouelt Str..C, MetlMI ...,.,., 2700 w. boonded by Talbert Avenue Nancy Moeer, 1306-A Thia bualneu II con-Newpoft e..ctl CA 9zte0 CO.at HlatlweY, N-pofl to IM IOUth SI I A duct9d by:• eotporetlon RFS o.v.toPment Co<· leecto, CA-1*3 10 tM nonh 'eu!t.., d ~ Mark-ope, Ojai. Ca.
Jem•• A. Aobtrtaon, poretlon a Cellfomll cor-frrilln W. Aleit*'4Mr, 10 the ...t end .,M......!'! 93023 Pierce Bro..
Preeldent I • 17.05 O 2700 w Coett HIOhWeY. • • ..,,.....,_ $ Ith M -' Tiiie ltatement wu ftled poret on, '" A =e· Newport IMol\, CA t2tl3 .. 1r..r to the weet m onuary, Di·.
with the COunty Clerk of Or· ~i ~:~ It con-Tl'ott t>uetn"' It con-io!:: !::~~~~I be ~rs. ~36·8~39 ~= County on Merell s, dUcted by: 1 corpor811on duct9d by: • general 1*1• lloodpleln, .,.., !dent~ ,~ PtoMlp A. StMme, ,,.... ~ Tucl(er SI'/ l)Ol9"tlal IOvefM Im·
Publlll'oec:I Orange COMt dent ftled Thia ttltemtnt w11 flted pectt, • plen to Min~
Dally PllOt M.,cto 1l>, 17, 24, Tiiie ttatement ... wltll !fie County Clertl of Or· tlloee ltt.cta will be lm-s 1 tit& wtttl tne~ty CWtl ~ 91'111 C«;nty on F*"9ty piemented ThOM wWllng to
, au.. ..... 22~MS ty on • 22, 1M5 ::.~c!: ic::.:c:=
,_ Or ,_ oontect. TM......._ 0.-NIJC fl)TIC( Publlthed 0renoe Coeeit ~ enoe eoeet ,.,.... .. , .. c..,...., ~ ---------1Delfy Piiot Matcto 3, 10, 17, Delly Piiot Mlfcft a. 10, 17, ..... ~ ...... ,......,..
fM:TmOUe MleMH 24, 1185 24. tllS Y...,, CA ii* um 8TA1'11mff h..UO h-423 ~...or.,. ~
Thi fotlOwtn9 Plf'90nl l'e •-II' -Delly Piiot MerCfl 2•. 1115 "'*"~•: ~ ""'""' ~n
HAMOR LA .... llT.OUVI
Mortuary • c.m.tery
Ct""9toty
1125 GIMf A¥9 eo. •• Mesa
5'40.5554
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----------------~llMdl,CANMO ""'~ The fOflowMI "8.IC MJTICE NI.IC llJTIC[ IC...., I Wlntefltlurl, ..CTITICIW IUlllF• "'*II ~~.,. MhiiOUI .........
5 111t ....._ I.II .. Newpcw1 --8TATW WliELAN·,UfllllONQ r~:::,_..,
• ~~A~I ~,_~·:i:r "C:.c,~.~.6117,,;:~:-n-.. :,.11,::·=·~~_!dolnaC ~~--
Tiie IOllowtng P«ton• lie The fotloWtnl ,.,..,.,..,. LubeO A•. Wooctland.... NAT'io'NAr' 1icu .. 1TV • • -COOP!flllATIVf. VIND d06n0~•· doing buelnu e u : Cel,t1311 flN.Af"CIAL lllWtCI Ofl '°':n~ 7q ._., ~11t42 ""'-*-Ct, Hwlt; nf POPf 0-.0ANll.A-AUOl.Fft.-ACWlC, 1tol-A .... Moma, , , .. "*-" ~THACH. -,.... .,,...., co.ta ..... c.1-heotl. CA.,... 6 TION. 10 ta 8floeo St •• 1Ul119 w Oceeftf~*'3 N9wPOf1 It ....... Valley, Cellf .. NOii .., "'" Colt• ...... CA fotftla taeae .. Harry ....... 108, Coet• MeM. CA 92621 leecll. CA Mlcfl.., J. IClrtlpetrlctl. ttlH .. "'llllP ,. ~ Hiit 11142 Cr., H'wnt1n91ori
WllltlmSt.,.,.,_ope,to3 ,_attldt J. ~. ttot-A !~ ~.1~11 • Canofll ! T ltflClllll'ld, HS1 ,,..,.. Slfeet. L1i1UM .... ~~ ~ W 17th St , •7, Coeca MeM. WeM Oc1•1.,out, Newpcw1 ,.....,, ..... " llf'Cfl It , '"""'°" 9eeclf\, CallfiOmll tHN 1117~-...... ,. • CA 92927 a..ctl, CA 12"3 Tlllt butlne" t• con• CA ttMO Tiiie ~ 11 con-• Cr , Hwnu,._ tf1 7 Thia bulll'letll It COft.-Thi• butlneee I• con-dUOMd Illy. • ..,,., .. I*'· Thlt l>UlfMM la ~ _..., by ....... pan-~· CA tMel
dueled by en~ ~ed ~ ~ ~ Wlfttenburf ducted by:"" llldMCluel wlfllP _.., ~~';: Wl!llem Sl•llnQ Pope J A Tllli It .... l .T . ..,.fw"9 Jofln ~ ~ ..... J:!'!'
wftl'o the ColMttairtl °'Or, ~ ttle .._,I)~,. of _...,F wftfl IM C°""'Y Qertc Of Of· wMI lie CeuMy a.ti Of Of• Wlffl 9'11 ,.,. __ Tiiie 1~111~ eni W19 flled 1'111t '!,.~~ flled Wflfth'"'!.~C:.. Thie IClll'Ntll w fllO ,_ -•:o lt w.... Ttlle ..... ~.,,,,
8 MOI County on 'ebNarJ ange Count)' on Mardi 1. enoe Count)' on Mardi t , -. County on '*'*Y .,. ~ °" MlrOfl 11. ~ ...........:. # 2 11¥10 Pl ID, Riii 100 • 14• 1taa it15 ,.,.. "" ,.,.. tt. 1tu ,.. ,. 11. ,. .. __ ,
844 12 I I
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-• Daily Piiot Marci\ 10, 17, 24~ OMV"'°' Merctl 10, '7, 24, ~, 1!!!4 Mtrdl tb. 17, 24, Olll¥ ""°' M•dl I. 10, 17, Dlilly Not Mardi "· 11, Dlilly Not ...::r ii'ff.
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••121 ILCIM, Mw del Mer CM ••M Morro ley, _,.,,,COM
711·Stl1 1147,IOO .. /Sun 1"4 7M-1501 • IM/lun 1-5
112 vta Udo loud, Udo ..... Nwpt lch 333' -.. eo.ta ... MO-IMO ..... 000 . .aunoey 1-5 $46-2313 1174.500 ~ 1 ...
.U.041 ut-I i..a.-·~... Udo la.Lo. ..... 3221 Coler\ IMI. Cofone ...... -... ..__,, _,.., 644-eotO 11,300,000 Sunday 1-5
780-8333 11,316.000 Sun 1•5 ... , Udo Pwtc Dre-a... ---
··~ vta Udo loud. Udo 1119 N8 •2211 Padftc, COM . 7._.100 ...... Ilia t-
873-7300 11,I00,000 8all8un ,.... 7eo.&333 "'6,000 Sun 1-6 • •..oclll
2~':.a,&~ Bey NB Sun 1·5 2~;~::&=~ M• Sundey 1-5 ~~= ~·1::=.· COiia m:'w
V32 Vlenna, Harbor A6doe NB * • 1218 PoWte, Newport 8Md\ I • ..... PAM ---•
7804333 1411.000 Sun 1·5 548-2313 1499,500 Sunday,_. 314 Jelm6ne, CotoM del..., W
. 4 IR ... PAii Ml or MN 2792 ~Cr (Meee V.,de, CM 87~ 1315,000 llllluft
**e21 8llYllde Pr. Corona del M• 931.12ee '239,900 Sunday 1-4 312 JllilfNM1 Corone dll..., 1-1
844-90450 *"5,000 SM/Sun 1111·5 * 50 RklQeUne (Harbor Ridge) N.B. 873-M'4 1415,000 ....._
HOMll POR IALI
. 2MDROOM •1812 Port Tiffin, ~~-HC>m. NB 844-8200 1310,uuu Sun 1-•:30
••eo1 Baytlde Or, Ptomotory e.y 260-1822 se1e.soo Sun 12-4 e SM8I onve ....,.._ Cfe91c.,.
831-1400 1825.000 Sat/Sun 11:30 .... :30 507 Rockford Pl .. cameo Highlend, COM 831·7300 liii.ooo Sun 1-6
2478 C, Santa ~na Ave. Cotta Meta
546-2313 $138,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 2318 Redl8nda, ~ Beech
645-0303 l1H,900 Sunday 1·4
1887 !3!>M1re Way_._NeJmort ~ 1f213'2 Vliti Oil Oio~~
91 S270,000 Sun 12·5 •• 19 Royal St George. Big Cyn NB 840-e831 1186,000 ... Wld 8al/lun t ...
1552 E. Ocean B~d. Balboa Penln Pt, N.B 6«-9060 $279,000 • •1882 Rhode llland, M ... Verde CM
&SSS 1182-;M>O n
2739 Canary, Coeta Meea 6"44-8200 SS99,000 Sat/Sun 1•5 *2191 vi.ca Entreda. 8kM8 N8
6'46-2313 *235,000 Sund1y 1-.. ••5 Rue Chateeu Royel, Big Cyn NB 759-9100 1327,500 lun 1-5
2 8R plua FAM RM or DIN
""27 Beachcomber, Jumlne Creek COM
601 Rlverlide Ave, Newport 8Mch
54a.2687 $317,000 Sat/Sun 1-.4
780-8333 $345,000 Sun 1-5
33904 Cape Cove, Lag Niguel N·e
644-7020 $194,000 Sun 1-4
."' 14 Rue Saint Cloud, Big c.nvon. NB
720-1782 Sat/Sun 1-5
"'18 Cherry HUit, 8IQ Cyn NB
644-7020 $885,000
**4801 s.a.hore, Oceanfront Newport 1 Coventry, Harbor Ridge NB
631-1400 ·seee.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 644-6200 $849,000
&44-6200 $585,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
Sun 1-4 ••"'2 Rue Grind Ducal, 8'g Cyn NB
675-<6742 $667,000 -Sat/Sun 1-5
*428 Vleta Roma, .,.._ N8
759-9100 1218,000 Sun 1-6
55 Goleta Point, $OWIAeM HMI, N8
631 -7300 SSff:OOb ~ 1 ... 2816 Cliff Dr, Npt Helghta NB
644-7020 $379,000 Sun 12:30-.4 2040 Shlpway Drtve. Baycrett, NB 2324 Coventry, Harbor Ridge NB
Sun 1-5 1627 Santiago, BayCr•t NB
• 644-6200 $310,000 Sat11-..1Sun 12-.. *51 Goleta Pl. SPYQIMI NB
Sun 1-5 * 1628 Santiago Drive. Baycreat, "B 644-8200 s7e5,000 Sun 1-6 631-7300 $285,000 Sun 1-5 -&44-6200 $279,000 2506 Crestview, Bayshores, NB
631-7300 $309,000 Sun 1•5 224 Via Koran, lido late NB 960 Denver. Cotta Mesa 631 -7300 $350,000 Sat/Sun l-5 ••2501 H•bor V'9w Dr, HV Hiie
1429 Dolphln Terrace. lrvlne Terrace NB 644-8200 U..5,000 Sun 1-5 546-2313 $189,000 Sunday 1-4:30 1148 iantl..,..o Drtve, Dover Shores, NB 673-1800 $549,000 Sun 12-5 644-6200 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 -• **426 Via Udo Nord, Lido I ... NB 609 Donald Place, Newport Heights 631 -7300 $595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••70 Hlllcreet Bia Cyn N8
89 Highland View, Turtlerock lrvlne 759-9100 $849,000 Sun 1-4 644-90e0 $349,500 Sat[Sun 1-5 * • 19J4 Suva Cl,cte. Meea Verde, C.M 644-6200 $1 , 1f5,000 8allSun 1:.6
854-7932 $183,500 Sun 1-5 645•0303 $389,000 Sunday 1-5 .__ •18732 Via Verona, Trtl Roe Hiiia lrvtnel 111 E. Bay, Balboa Peninsula 1210 Klnol Rd, Newport-·
••"'25 Sea Island Dr. Big Cyn NB 759-1501 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 &45-0303 $-498,700 Sat/Sun 1-5 *1936 Teresita Ln, NB 631-12e8 $67~.ooo Sunday 1:30-5
&40-4846 P/P Sat/Sun 10-5 S 5 2662 Vista Or. Bayshores * • 103 E. Edgewater, Balboa Peninsula 63 ,.7370 $198,000 un 1-•• 1014 ...,.,,_,,Dover 8horee. Nwpt lctt
3408 Summerset, Wimbledon, Costa Mesa 631-1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 848-0709 $879,000 Sunday 12-4 *4639 Tr4Ullont Lane, Cameo Shores, NB 852-8715 $719,000 LH Satl9un 1-5,
645-0303 $179,500 Sunday 1-4 63 7300 $549 ooo s t/S 1 5 404 Vista Parada (Bluffs) 518 El Modena, Newport Heights. N.B 1-• a un • ••9 Muir Beech,~-NB
112 Via Mentone. Lido Isle NB 760-8333 $335,000 Sun 1-5 &40-4868 $360.000 Sunday 1-.. 222 Via Koran, Lido Isle NB-760-8333 $1,550:000 Sun 1-5
675-..562 $350,000 Sun 12-5 s ooo s 1 5 ••22332 WaJllngford, Hunt. Bch •2001 Galatea Terrace. Irvine Terrace, NB 644-6200 625, un • **401 North Star, Dover Shcns, NB 3 BEDROOM 546-2313 $335.000 Sun 11-5:30 631-7300 $750,ooO Sun 1-5 *204 Via San Remo, Lido Isle, N.B. 631•7300 S975.ooo SatJSun 1•5
2476 A, Santa Ana Ave, Costa Mesa 644-9060 $550,000 Sunday 1-5 1226 Potwta Ortve, Dover Shofea. N8 546·2313 $ l39,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 * 1028 Westwtnd Way, Dover Shores, NB 1441 Galaxy, Dover Shores, Npt Bch , 631_ 7300 $6751000 Sat/Sun 1•5 631-7300 $720,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 548-56-47 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1-·4:30 530 Westminster. Newport Beach
2800 Bayview, Old COM
675-6000 S695,ooo Sat/Sun 1•5 1905 Yacht RMolute, Seavlew. NB 1356 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shores, NB 645-7009 $209.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1830 Port Renwick, HVH, Hewpot1 Beed'I
631-7300 $-479,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 &42-5200 $795,000 Sunday 1-5 •2727 Windover HV Hills NB 760-888l S379•500 s.t/Sun 1•5
**3810 Channel Place, Newport lland, Se 1~ N Bch •• 1330 Galaxy Dr. NB 644-6200 $560,000 Sun 1-.. 44 Rl~ne Or, Harbor a&AAA Et*9Ma, NB NB ie..t4 9060 $545 000 s t/S 1 ... .,....1921 Yacht Truant, av ..... ~t ·~ · .,... • ' a un ~ 67~7300 $775,000 S 1 4 631 300 $825 000 Sun 1·5 644-9060 "429,000 unday 1-5 ~ , un -* •8 Wtngedfoot Lane (Big Canyon) NB • •
2772 Circle Dr, Bayshores. Newport Beach 4 BEDRUOM ••4621 Gorham, Cameo Shores NB 54a.2027 $559,000 Sat/Sun--r-5" ••"'25 Ridgettne, Harbor Rtdge N8
644-9060 $229,000 Sunday 1-4 248-2 B-hore Dr, Ba ..... ore-NB ~" ... ·6200 $699,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 760-8333 $-4,375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 _,v 1-· Sun 1•5 ....... "'2121 Yacht Yankee, Seavlew, Npt Bch
2772 Clrcle Drive, Bayshores, N.B BA4-6200 $1.095,ooo 1001 Grove Lane. Westclltt Grove, Nwpt Bch , &44-9060 $330,900 Sunday 1-5 16 Rocky Pt, Spygiua NB
644-9060 $229,000 Sunday 1•4 •933 Bellis, E.astbluff NB 631-1001 $400.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 5 BEDROOM 780-8~8 $1,295,00<t Sat/Sun 1-5
1119 Dolphin Terrace, Irvine Terrace COM
759-9100 $750,000 Sun 1-5
* * 1419 Oolphln Terr, Irvine Terrace, CdM
675-5930 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
759-1501 $319,900 Sun 1-5 · 339 Milford. Cameo Shores NB 9 Hermitage, Big Cyn NB s 1 5 *4801 Camden Dr, Cameo Shores CdM 644-6200 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 675-6000 $384,000 un •
759-9100 $715,000 Sun 1-4:30 5 BA pfu. FAii Rll-or D£N
2300 Hermitage, Big Canyon, N.B 437 A tlg\J W Baycrest NB
•436 S.rl. CdM . 760-8333 $595,000 . Sun 1-5
* •6 Trafalgar. Harbor Ridge NB &40-4888$1,950J)OO Sunday 1-5 *18 Cypreas Point Ln. Big Canyon, N.B. 645-..636 $945,000 Sunday 1-4 *~~-7300n ~~5.~· ' sun 1·5
309 E. 19th Street. Costa Mesa &44-4046 S995.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 1233 Highland, Westcllff .-• 14 Tratetgar, Hwbor Ridge NB
650-4758 $131,900. Sat/Sun 1-5 *1700 G·••"" Dr, NB 780-~33 $-498,000 Sun 1-5 33801 Ave. Canta, San Juan caplstrano 7eo-esss-t1,et5,000 SlltJSUn,-~ .. ~, - -661-3208-$2~500 S1t7Sun11-
125 E.-8ay Ave, Peninsula, N:8 - -759· 1 ---~at/Sun "f;S 20 Hlllsbourough, Harbor Hiii, N.B. 220 Via Genoa, Udo 1 .... Newport Beech
752-8731 $387,500 Sunday 1·4 1780 Hawaii Clrcte. Mesa Verde 780-1900 $895,000 Sunday 1-5 ....,2665 Bayshore Dr, Bayshoret NB 644-9080 $825,000 Sunday 1-5
546-2313 $164,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 759-9100 $539.000 .. Sat/Sun 1-5
275 Flower St, CM •2023 Goldeneye, Mesa Verde, Costa Meta Sun 1-5 645-0303 $234,900 Sunday 1-4 Sun 1-5 •601 Gary Npt Heights, NB
759-1501 Sat/Sun l -5 1507 Lincoln Lane. Westcllff NB
303 La Jolla. Newport Beech
631-1266 $399,000 Saturday 1:30-5 ***•101 Via Lido Soud, LI, NB
673-7873 $-4,850,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2001 Hollday. Newport Beach
631-1266 $299,900 Sunday 1-4
2957 Jacararida (Mesa Verde) C.M.
546·2046 $139,500 Sat/Sun 10-5
1322 Keel Or, HV Hills NB
644-6200 $329.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
19501 Sierra Seco, Irvine
644-7020 $189.500 Sun 1-5
1223 W. Bay, Penlnsula
631 -1400 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
* 1106 Westcllff Dr .• Newport Beach
642-7404 $230,000 Sunday 1-4
•••6304'/J W. Oceanfront. N.B
644-5150 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1903 Yacht Camllla. Seavlew
631-1400 $335.000 Sun 1-..
3 BA plue FAM AM or DEN
* • • 7 Rue Deauvllle, Sig Cyn NB
760-8333 $599,000 Sun 1·5
v2675 Bayshore Dr, Bayshores NB
64'4-6200 $619,500 · Sun 2-5
•969 Begonia, Costa Mesa
546-2313$159,900 Sunday 1-5
••31 Bodega Bay. Spygla89, CdM
644-9060 $579,000 Sunday 1·5
••1531 Bonnie Doone Terrace. COM
759-9100 $325,000 w/land Sun 1·5
2017 W. Chandler, Santa Ana
557-3344 $157.500. Sat/Sun allday
•911 Cliff Dr. Newport Beach
&46-7171 $387,000 Sunday 1-5
1201 Devon Lane (Wettcllff) Nwpt Bch
631-1266 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
1201 Devon Lane (Westcllff) Nwpt Bch
631 -1266 Saturday/Sunday 1-4:30
247 Driftwood. Shorecllffs COM
675-6000 $595.000 Sun 1·5
385 E. 22nd St. Costa Met.\.
646-7171$299,000 Sat 1·5/Sun 2-5 * •219 E. Baytront, Bal Llttle'lstand NB
84•·6200 $790,000 Sat/Sun 1:30·5:30
2030 Galaxy Dr, Dover Shoret NB
631-7370 $5<40,000 Sat 12-4/Sun 1·5
••4815 Hampden (C.meo Shores) COM
631-1266 $535.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * *800 Harbor Island Or, Promotory Btiy
631-1400 1998,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
• 432 ltabetll, Corona Highland• COM
644-8200 5e49,990 Sat/Sun 1-•
5 Jetty, Jumlne Creek
780-8333 $385.000-Sun 1-5
2001 KlnGI Rd., Cllfftlaven
831-1400 1479,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1901 Leeward Lene, Baycr•t NB
844·7020 U..7,500 Sun 1_..
892 Llerd, St. Co91a Meta
845-0303 1225,000 Sundey 1·•
•511 lock haven Cir, Ttte Wlllowa. tMne
&31·7300 1129,950 Sun 1·5
31 Monteclto ~·--· NI 873-1111 SMS.000 Sun 1-5
&44-6200 $319,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4"26 Plazza Lido, Lido late NB
2 Little River Cir. Spyglass Hiii. NB
631-7300 $597,500 Sun 1-5
673-7300 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 46 Mlulon Bay. Spyglass NB
1820 Port Charles Pl. H.V. Hms, N.8 780-8333 $5.-6,000 Sun 1-5
780-1505 $284,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 **3881 Mistral. Huntington Harbor
"'22 Royal St George, Big Cyn NB
760-8333 $5•5,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
IEWfRT IUll llfflllT ........
• Bayfront Condominium Overlooking
Main Turning BasJn • New Pier & Slip'
Will Take Over 60 Foot Yacht • 3
Bedrooms. 3 Baths • Security gate •
Large Living Room with Fireplace •
Walk to Lido Village • Private Brick
Patio Overlooking the Bay • Night Light
View of City • Cedar Lined Closets.
IHINl.91 ..... , ..... ,, ..
.,..., 714 111-Mll
NW llTUIDmlY • -.... ....., 1·1 1411 ....... '"'·
Spacious 3 Bdrm, custom built home
wllh lSO° panorama of bay and
Ol-ean. A home deaigned for relaxed
Uvtnj .. ~~ land. '650,000 . ""1111.Tm. .. ., .....
963-7010 $575,000 Sunday 12-5
I
Ill CAIYOI * * • 12111 L/H
°' SHllM with land
Guarded <.'Ommunity Rue Marseille
Lovely Bordeaux model. Highly up-
graded. Large hvmg room with fireplace.
2 bedroo~ and converttble den, 3-bath-
rooms 3-car finished garage.
lllT Y&UI II Ill IWIYll
Possibly your own terms & down pay-
ment Will co-operate with Brokers
IPll Niii Ill. llH te 4111 P.•.
144-1010
._...... -.1111 AT .. F• Jim
The Balboa Fun Zone area is underpng
redevelopment. By the end of 198~ the
area will become the next Lido'Vlllage.
The pnme commeretal property at 207
7alni.is now available. Bldg. designed for
ee.cond story $162,000 assumabl first,
income Sl9.8001yr ,,._...,_....,_. __ .
CONDOS FOR SALE
1 BEDROOll
759 Avocado CdM
675-6000 $149,500 Sun 1-5
1 M plua FAM RM Of DEN
54 Claret. Irvine
631-1400 $130,000
••111E Tl IUCI"
Sun 1-5
Wc1lk ~ 1 un or b1kt• tu tht' ..and A
bl·Jull I ul .! -.ton horn• \\Ith largt' hvm~
urea-. l'ountr\ p.1110 k1t~hc•n ovPrlook'i
lush rt•.ir v.1rrl .I lit'•'"' bl'<lroom 21
bath!' Ov<•r..1'Zc'tl ~.1rJ~l' \\tlh work,hop
\lac.mt and ownt•r wc1nt.s out RNiU<Pd lO
$1 5\UOO A 1:1 noY.
-OHIU llL IUI
UMlllllll.AllYllWMl
En.JOY canyon l1vmg m this lovely
expanded canyon home 1 • ocre lot
View from most rooms Private
beaches. la rge £am1ly room & party
deck. Expanded and up&':._a_ded usm n 1u1,111
INl•2·1 nm---n 111-11111111-....
olsteNB
Sat/Sun 1-4
2100 W\ndWard Lane, Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $350.000 Sun 1-5
I BR plua FAM RM or DEN
• 1319 Antigua Way. N.B
&46-7171 $445,000 Sunday 1·5
* **2001 Bayside Or, Corona del Mar
644-9080 $2.975.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
*8 Cypress Pt. Big Cyn NB
&44-6200 $ 1.150.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * 103 Via Lido Sood, Lido late NB
759-9100 $2.950,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
MOBILE HOMES
28EDROOM
14851 Jettrey Rd (48). The Meadows. Irvine
551-2360 $29,500 Sunday 1-5
DUPLEXES 1 a 1
2 BR plua 2 BR
27 /427'1t Carnation. Corona def Mar
644-9060 $295.000 Sunday 1-5
•Spe
11r Pool • * Waterfront • * * Waterfront & Pool ...,.. Give aoor ... at guerd
oat•
llWLlmf___, ........
~t oceanfront lllllm overlookinc
sand, surf. Cata.Ima SUNelS 3 BR, 2 BA
rondo with lots o f teak. glass & Ule. Spa
m mstr u1te Custom1utchen with Jflm-
A1r. Thermador, Sub-zero appllanc.w,
teak bar, wme rack, S«'Wty system. 3 car
.subten-&nH.n parlung H Brownell.
Architect. T Thomas, Bullde r.
Wll-llT/-1-1
~~ ................... ~ ... -....., ... n1..a111
* *308 Momtna Star Ln, Dover Shoree, NB __ _.831-7300 1149.000 Sun 1·5
2462 NorM Aw, Clelln. ~a Mw
142 .. 7404 $143,000 8Undey 1·5
1521 OrMQe Ave.(Com. Patmer)Colea MeN ·~1800 '215,boo 8undey 11 ....
1723 ...... Del Sur, Penlneut•
1·1 76
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THE REAl
ESTATEPS
......... ,12 l1•11 ... •• .......
Cenmk tile kitchen counters, walk~
in PM"'Y. Pl ran,e and micro, dlsh-
wllMt, oak cablneta, matble/pa
,f1nplaces. vaulted ~am ceillnp,
fenced yards. Three spacloui lm-
IC!native floor pla.na. Lush, bountiful
landlca~. All full of t.-ie aoodiet
PLUS limited creative builder fimncin,. Available with 5~ & 1~ __
down. 9~~ lnterest available.
l. Refrigerator/lee Maker/Freezer
2. Washer/Dryer
3. Patio Cover
•
4. Bldr. pajd non-recurring dosing
coets.
...............
**-'"'** ~~~~~~~~ 2 Units. Sunroof and doUble gerage. $249,000.
Call 875-9058 0
BALBOA ISLAND EXCLUSIVE
PROPERTIES-a S.lectJon
2210 Pacific Ave (West Bluffs, Costa
Mesa). North of Victoria, east of Sant.a
Ana River. Where Victoria & Pacific
meet In the Gentle Breezes.
UUTI HlllC tCUl/Jml/UY N1IS
ho•ll ro" lnull" Trrreir t:..na,.. •ioptod htll·Mk I
bdt1n hornr " '1~•1 po...1l!ll1hf'" for eo~pu1•1on. 17~0.tMlll h·,. \•k lor MAffll.¥,, n ITt:tO.LL.
As you· re strolling the streets
of lhe island. check these
and call for details:
WlJ.Ml CIW NICO Tt SlU 204 Opal. 2 bed ....... . S244,500
S259.SOO
S275.fXJO
S29Z.<XJO
~344,950
S380.<XJO
S399,900
S440.<XJO
Sf99,(X)()
S499,<XJO
S649,(X)()
S795,<XJO
322 Diamond. 2 bed. 11u. .............. . ......,., .... . \I. lllk 10 ~uth UM! 1 Pl•LW 1hr11IC1n. mu.i.-rrnm
from th" 6~•t lilU• .l bdrm. :.! lwith, 1•11111~ rnn111 '"'"'I"
r'irrpr. ..... -dl~ •fl•ch,.d gu••t. p•hO. <1»lltnu111t\
pool •pa. SI I Q,000 I II t.AMOI. t'A ,C,Kl It'
ZIB Diamond ........... .
/ 5 1 I Abalone Pl ...... .
331 Gr. Canal, dup .. .
327 Coral, 3 bed ...... . TlltlflC TllTUltCI ... AIHltMU$1M,sttm
Prrfrrl ''" !hf' 'l•U\"t -king 1 pnmr •r"• ~I ""
1frordal;k prwr. Sunn• t1np.. k'' C'I on Mrnt'r lo1.
Up~r1<kd & •ir r1111Jll•ml"tl Cr,.11 lof1110n \\ •lk 10
v-rk , pool. lt'nnto & M'hoolt A•I.. for ~ALL\
SHIPt.E\ or JO\CE DABOl.T.
2 ZO Amethyst. 3 bd ..
221 Garnet. 2 bd+ ....
ZOO Amethyst/Park ..
116 Crystal, duplex ...
1309 N Bayfrnt dup ..
215 E Bayfront ......... .
AmlTlll llUlU/9ftSTllS
UlllA ISUll UYFm?
hi ""•ulh &,from lo1 '""h <loci... Burki • rll'" h<11Tlf' tJr
I urbl• lomrrrial r~n1111I building uw-luJrd
Sl.000.000 .\.l for SALL\ 'HIPL£Y
DO NOT DISTURB OCCUftANTS
Call abOut the Bayfront ho~s available.
GE 759-QlOO WATERFRONT HOMES.INC REAL ESTATF
.,..._ ~ K_...... •• , PttO"t"I\ M..tn.. .,.m.m ~ PETE
' BARRETr R£AI TY
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31~ NarlM Aw
BalbNIW.tMI
.>-·
Unusual corner location on the main bayf ront with
unobstructed VIEW of bayfront actlVlty. One of the rare
locations In Newport Beachl A home of extraordinary
quality and detailing. This 2-story residence has a
l pacious Irving room. library /den with bookcases. 2
master suites and 3 family bedrooms. Waterfront patios
to en1oy entertaining and a private courtyard entry with
lush landscaping. Easily accessible pier /sllp for large
yacht. Shown by appointment to qualified buyers.
52.950,000 fee. 631 -1400
UNDA ISLE LUXURY-POOL
A d1gn1f1ed 2-story residence w ith generous size rooms.
Interior courtyard entry with pool and large pier /slip for
a yacht + side ties You riave the sun all day, 6 bedrooms
and spaC1ous hv1n9. d1nm9 and enterta1n1ng areas.
S2.499,000 ree land Owners will hsten to exchanges
631-1400
HARBOR RIDGE-CUSTOM VILlA
An exceptional Mediterranean villa 1n a guarded-gate
community Handcrafted imported matenals. French
doors. skyhghts. wood beamed ceilings and massive
mahogany doors VIEW of Catalina from this grandiose S
bedroom home wtlh S S baths for comfortable hvmg and
enterta1n1n9 1n grandeur Lis ted pnce S 1.198.000 in-
cludes land 6 3 I -1400
ON WATER-BRIGHT & FORMAL
Have the best or both worlds-formal IMng and enter-
taining and informal bayrront recreation Totally coordi-
nated ··off-white decor" with spacious living. formal
dining and family rms 2-story with stained glass win-
dow s and quality decor .. spa & built-in barbeque. Bank
owned so you have great frnanc1ng terms on this 3
bedroom home See to appreciate 1n a superb location
S998,000 6.31 -1400
BAYFRONT-UNDER A MIWON S
The ultimate in rntenor design w ith graceful detailing In
the entertaining areas and 4 bedrooms. Includes tamlly
room and gourmet kitchen overlooking water Pier for
60' yacht ~ side tie for small boat Onginal owners have
preserved the immaculate cond1ttons Reduced to
S92S.OOO FEE Call 631-1400
PENINSULA BAYFRONT-XLNT LOCATION
Trad1tlonal quahty 3 bedroom. 3 S bath home. beut1fully
remodeled with pier tor 52' boat plus side ties Sweeping
view of bay. skyhne & night hghu Pnvate large
courtyard + extra parking. Room to add on Owner must sen. just reduced to S87S.OOO Fee Submit all offers
631-1400
HAR80R RfDGE EST ATES
Or.vnatlc Devonshire on corner lot. Room for pool
Exceptlonal VIEW of City hghts & ocean skyline Custom
~ grotto. w aterfall & spa 4 or 5 b.edrooms. with
warm decor. 3.5 baths 631 -1400
"HOUSf lfAUTlfUL"-IAYSHORfS
Exc~tlC>Nlfy designed residence on a sweeping corner.
A ~ of refinement and quality. offering 2-srorles.
grandiose gourmet kitchen with conversation bar. for~I
dff'*lg and 3 total bedrooms + den. patio and decks.
,~tlon In ~ery ~t<tfl. Shown by appt. S795.0CX>.
FEE. 631-1400
OCIAM'llONT T•ff'UX
An IJt'IUIUalY large property with loads ot room and 3
untts to ffjoy rental lnco~ WITH ··pride ot ownership."
ltecently ~N. carpeted & IMldscaped. Call for details.
63 I-I 400 16•5,000
WYGl.ASS HI.lo ,OftVIR VfNI
-r"NJ rorrMr mocWf hOfM mis a panoramtc WW-of ocean
11fwJ City~ Sophisticated 4 t>Nroom lle>tM, family
room, ct\M'j r'fWI)' rMIC>de~d w ith pool & spa
J61C),000 631-1.t<JO
673-6900
CUFF HAVEN. 2001 Kings Rd ................... S479,SOO
SH PattJ Conover /Bob Angell. Sat /Sun 1-5
SEAVIE\11. I 903 Yacht Camilla ................. S335,000
See Peggy Pethes, Sun. 1-4
PENINSULA, I 4 I 8 W . Bay (waterj ............. S875,000
See Ann Kanzler, Sat. I -4
PROMONTORY IAY. 600 Harbor Is. D r ..... S998.000
See Austin Oaynes/Edle Mennella, Sat/Sun 1-5
PENINSULA PT. 21.37 Channel Rd ............. S625.000
See Anne Freeman. Sat. I -4
VILLA BAL80A. 260 Cagney lane ............ SI 98.500
See Georgie Cox, Sat. 1-4 Ring tt 2 I 3
58 8AL80A COVES. {water) ............... S445.000
See Joanna Palmquist, Sat . 2-S
PROMONTORY BAY. 601 Bayside Dr... S925.000
See Helene O'Connor, Sat/Sun t I :30-4:30
NEWPORT HEIGHTS.SI S Rlvernde .... . S257.000
See Jiii Andrus, Sat. t -5
W . NEWPORT. 4601 Seashore jbchfrntj ... S689,000
See Carole Frankel, Sat/Sun 1-S
PENINSULA. I 223 W . Bay.. .. .............. S235.000
See Marllyn Cleary. Sun I -4
PENINSULA PT. I 723 Plaza del Sur ........ S37S.OOO
See Dolly King Shaw. Sun 1-4
BACK BAY. 366 Bayview Terr.......... .. . . .. .. . S I 6 7 .000
See Ann Kanzler, Sun 1-S O ff Irvine Ave.
BAYSHORES. 2662 Vista ....................... S795,000
See Giron Grubbs, Sat/Sun 1-4
UDO ISLE-RESIDENCE
Especially large 5B' street to street location. Immense
patio for entertaining included with 4 bedrooms + den
and d1n1ng rm Owners may e.xchange for smaller homt
Asking S649.900 63I·1 400
BEST OF IAL80A ON POINT
Fabulous Bay VIEW home with unique noor plan Dra-
matic hv1ng room and dining areas + lovely kitchen
Superb master suite with private deck includes silUna.
Three total bedrooms and spacious 1ntenors offer com-
fortable llvmg and easy enterta1n1ng W I· 1400.
S625.000
OCEANFRONT-GREAT BUYI
Sparkllng sand, sweeping vlewsl Great oceanfront lo-
cation tdr 2 units each w 1ttl 3 bedrooms + 3 car garage.
Excellent rental hlsto~ F1nanclrig available. S550,000.
631 -1400 _,,,
CORONA DEL MAR-CUSTOM+++
Oversized lot, huge patios. spa & total quallty dramatize
the appeal ot this total remodel.Just 2 blocks to buch on
a cul-de·sac. Move-In condition for this 4 bdrm -+ den
home. A speclal property S485,0CX> 631 ·1400
,.fNfNSUlA P'T. NIWIRI
~atlng hOme Just steps to bay UpgradN with
qu.11f1ty. 3 firepfaces. ~'~ family room. 4 tout bedrooms
w ith bay view from master. and lov~ patio to ~'llOY the
outdoors As~ loans ot $349,0CX> A "mov~·1n''
fNJ'ily hOme on a lovely weet S480,000 631 -1400
UDO rs&.1-45' LOT
Park.fl~ setting near tenn;s court on I 5 IOU. ~amed
ctntngi In IMng room-Jn a lrQht. 6rlght la .,, at-
mospMrt Grut outOOOr hv1no from sundeck to StNll
yatd Famfly room lncludtd with J bedrooms, 2 S baths
S449.SOO 631 ·14'00
CUfFHAVEN-VIEW-UKE NEWH
A total remodel w ith fresh. Interesting & unique design.
Especially la rge lot with lots o f room for pool. deck and
then somel Oak entry & kitchen, wool berber carpet. &.
lots of French doors and window s. Tri-level design. large
hv1ng room. family room and 3 total bedrooms. Priced to
sell 1n a central Newport location near schools. VIEW
from all rooms of Bay. Ocean and night lights. 70 x I IO ft
lot. S479,500. 631 -1400
DOVER SHOREs-f'OOL--COftNER
Reducedll Choice locatlon on wide corner. One level.
high ceiling llvlng rm., wood & glass, lovely private patio
and separate pool area. Thr~e bedrooms. 3.S baths.
access to private beaches. Now S449,500. Includes land.
631 -1400
OESIRAllE SHOftECUFfS
A large choice corner lot with a "partial view·· and lots of
possibilities Some TLC and decorating would make this 3
bedroom home a delight to own. Asking S449,000 fee.
631-1400
BALBOA COVES WATERFRONT
Bnght and light tlome with superb sunset VIEW dow n
channel. Pleasant 2 bdrm + den and dock tor 40' boat.
A sking S445.000. 631-1400
PENINSULA PT-ACROSS TO PARK
A custom. quality 3 bedroom home in a superb family
location and a lovely street. Plaza d~I Sur. Immense
master suite with sundeck Solid oak cabinets. soaring
beam celhngs. Italian tfle. stained glass. skylights & much
more. Sold with furnishings at S3 7 S ,000. 63 I -I 400
BAYSHORES-CUSTOM DESIGN!
Fabulous.:_deslgner's home In exclusive area. Light. bright
& atry 3 bedroom with 2 rlreplaces Including master suite
with spacious sitting room. Lovely In every way.
S37S.OOO includes land. 631 -1400
TERRIFIC FAMILY HOME-NEWPOftTI
Seller Is waiting tor an offer on this beautifully remodeled
family home with 4 bedrooms + den and formal dining
room AND private pool and cabana or playhousell Priced
right at S369,500. CaH 63I·1400 for details.
PENINSUAL '1. fURMSHID HOME
Large llvlng room. corner flreptace. sunny patio. 3-car
garage and S total bedrooms. Unusually spacious 2·story
home tor the tamlly In a quiet location Owner win help
finance S357,000. 631 ·1400
SIAVfEW-vtlW-GUMDEO GATE
Impeccable 3 bedroom home with soartno celllngs. sunriy
living room. large side yard and VIEW of Fashion Island.
Close to pool, spa and tennis courts. S33S.OOO.
631-1400
f' NfNSULA P'T.-V/MM & V10ND1
Loaded w ith ch.1rm and wood lnslde·.i"-t""hc::ls~h-ome has
Instant appeal. We• bullt 3 bdrm home. Priced at
S325.000. 631 -1400
NIVIPOlrr HOMl-oHLY SJ 14,IOOfff
Spanish scyie with a C'Ompttte r~ Including 4
bedrooms. leaded gtau, WOOd ftoofs. FmKh doors and
lmoo kitchen An ~"'"O comer pr•rty wnl"I i.g.
~Sitt yard Assume a I 2 5, IOaf'I ot SlJl.000.
Asking '31 4.SOO. 671 ... 900
8AK.nST •WO THI ,AllaY
~rt> otrftlng for~ rnty ~ tor encen~nlno around
•t'lt pool and pMk> Tou11 comton ot 4 IMdrooms Stt ro
'PPf'tClett & priced co~ $299,900 6Jl-1400
NhWCllT "'IOH'T't-<USTOM he~ Condition. lovely decor atl<J a cencrll ~MIOn Fr~ doOfs. '"'" rm .. l IMdrooms, J>«k>, Mrlum ~
much more S257.000.6Jl-1400
RVM~H
' .
RVM*' . .
BR 2BA. Fam rm. formel
din aree. e.tm "kitchen,
new plu1ta aarttatont
cwpMI, trMhlY pelns.d,
ltcyttgtat, lrplc, ale. aot..
wtr heat•. llump atone
fencing, lab view lot, COY·
eted petlo, playhOUM,
!amity nelgtlbomood. 1~
bfft• to elem IChl, la
•U\fm loan $138,900.
Calf for~ 951-3317
ORANGE COUNTY
INDEX
To Place Your Ad. CaU
642-5678
HOUSES FOR SALE
General . 1002
Anaheim Hiiia ... . ......... 1004
Balboa Island . . . . . . ... 1006
Balboa Peninsula 1007
Capl1trano Beach 1018
Corona del Mar . 1022
Costa Mesa .... .. 1024
Dana Point .. .... 1026
El Toro .. . . ... .. .. .. 1032
Fountain Valley ................... 1034
Garden Grove .. . . ....... _ . 1036
Huntington Beach 1040
Huntington Harbour .............. 1042
Irvine . . . 1044
Laguna Beach 1048
Laguna Hills 1050
Laguna Niguel 1052
Lake FOl'ett 1055
Mission Vle10 1067
Newport Beach 1069
San Clemente 1076
San Juan Capistrano 1078
Santa Ana 1080
Seal Beach 1084
South Laguna 1086
Wes1mins1er 1088
Tustin 1090
Mobile Home Sales 1100
REAL ESTATE
Acreage .
Apartments
Beach Property ..
Business Property
Cemetery Lots .
Comml. Property
Condominium a
Ouplex"1un1t1
Houses to be Moved
Income Property
lndu1trlal Property . ..
Lota for Sale
Mobile Home Parka
Mountain, Desert
Orange Co .
Ot.it ot C<>14nty .
Out ol State ...
Ranctaet/Farms
Resort Pre>pef"ty
Time Sharing .......... .
R E Exchange ...... . ..... .
R E. Wanted . . .. .. ... .•. . .... .
1125
1150
1175
1200
1225
1250
1275
.. 1300
1325
1350
1375
1400
1425
1450
1500
t525
1550
1575
1580
1590
t600
1825
S7 .000. Mun:Hlon .. 712-t731
Bevfront ~ w/*"11. .
•• to bet\. 2-38r aeeK 1-------Meke~. Age l42-t1111------· BAYfAONT TIW>E OR * ..... * SELL ... 28A MOell.E A new home on 10x 110 "
ln-to22 tlet lot tor pool Ind vtEW
U ... ~---Of e.y, w a llghta.
·---· -Ouelty decofatltig In ...... 0 .... .... locatton. leV9I IMd. home. Large
Av1llable May-Jun•. 1Mng & t.n1y roome.
'210,000. ,.-17W74e Submit ~ otter. on l~==~==:-BMUttful Hrbr Vu Home 20011<1nge ACS.147t.oooT •11 m p Fl
2Br+den ot 38r. l'g -322tBAOA08T . ._,.,, 19l T.D. >ant buy WATI Ht HONl 2 UNITS. Eadl unit OYW
at S22t,OOO Ownr HOMl O, '-· 1700 alt w/pnyete b-*
75t-OI06 Of 875-41615 REAL ESlATE yarda. Built In 1171. 111-~ '22,800 Y'!Y Income. 3
•--::::::-·'·------· Bdnn, 2'M>e.. 2 trpk:9 ..
• •
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unit. Veufted Clllnga. 4 CUSTOM 2BA, fem, + car encl. ger11ge + xtr• Be1Ut1fU1Y lencl..::tiped to guest. 501 AMwl6de AV9. perking. New carpets.
tlk• lldventaOe Of view, 1317.000 OOMV 641-2t87 ceremie tie knc:Mn & e:'.;. ~ .:~ llftl lllm betha. Herd to ti.-at m#ft...... ....... ---S310,000.Ac1 ..... Botti
emont "*" ... ~ Large lmmec: 58t pool cw-t:9 c:!. -::a llnenc-
room wtcft POoi ~ ar. tom hofne on huge lot.
pleCe. ~ Country Wilt PcNnge tor rew
kitchen; 4 •P•CIOUI lendllM option.
bedroome. EMY tr.me S71t,OOO lH. 152-4715
flow for en~ Ind R & H INVESTMENTS
!amity er.joyrnent. e.11 to OPEN SAT/SUH 1-5
.... 1014 Mertner9
Ml-1211 FABULOUS Udo Beyfront
Home & Oceentront
Propertle9 873-7173
j PETE J BARRETI .. REALTY
Fs18dao-~~o~~T •11•1•1m r-•nu-.-~ _. JUST LISTED -thla 12-4: 300 No CaQMY ln. • ......... t.... ....._~ P~ &39-2290183'f-M72 .._.... -1 ""-"' bdn"'. 2 ~home.
lam rm. e root & .. ., una
curtty ~ lnctuded GrMt vie'# • 58' Eaetbtuft -
tor 1319.000. Hurry -Extenalve re".)odellng ~~ llPPt with end expenalon. Now only H F • 131-12t8 1379.000. Don't m6la ltl
c.1540-1151. RVM~~ · HERITAGE . . . . REALTOR<.,
beamed c..-ng . -lky-
llgtttl • F~ doorl. lt'a
bMutlfUll "-'tne 1at
T.D. 10~%. Aaklng
'210,000. Ree ~
131-1291
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'250.000 + own9' ..
carry. Won'.C leltl c.I
Patrtdl Tenore 131-1291
RVM*-
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BLUFF838r 28ewllend. 1 lm.,..cttt••• O•fMfe
level, trp1c. a..t buy1 lido, main baytront. OCEAN~ on """9
S 181,IOO Ag1 7eo-t827 w/dock 3 Bdrm CU91om lot w/8 ~ (newr .,.
S1.350.000 wlft ~ cant) units. All In "10" ...... n.... trade. I.gt &73-3777 condition.~~ 3
JBr+den, 2'MSa Condo. •-•&•• car g•rl'ge, brick Lg ...um 9¥•% loan wwa courtysd. eec eya. "'--S 115,000 Ind tend. Per1ect pool hofne tor peec., AIR. stlllned ~
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 entertainers: Me11tve etc. &dueNie 119dng. by
2832 VISTA OEl ORO prof. ~ lot with ac>Pt.. F~ wme ..
0wnr 84CMl31n20-1e31 prtvat• Boat/RV pnlng. evallabl•. A1k I ng Ownera NY Mii QOW!ll SMt,5001 Cell Robin
...,._ AeducedS299.tooF .. 1 Tenc:tll31-1291
2Br 1Ba. Wiii ClfllYY ltMlt. 2001 Heldey
2331 VllU Huerta. The Open HOUM Sun 1-4
Property Merl 840-9019 ~ Tench e31-12te
RVM*R ......... " .•. ........... ,... .... ii
Aue corner 2 bdrm 3 F~ ~ ~~~
homelflreplece/new lowfy 4 8d Spenlttl Style. briQ, spedouepetlo, F•
plumblng and root. Beat oceanfront area land. *280.000. Gr .. t
Suc>erb quiet toc:.tlon, S7t5.000. Terms evell terms 10% dn OWC 12%
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CIOM to NHY Club. (714) &73-3777 Agt. Int--873-1800
SluMd to 1450,000. WM E OOUO INC & CO
O•ner wenta otteral Must Mii '205.000. e.t ---==~=:-=---~ Tenc:ti 131-1291 v8'\18 1n e....blun. 4Br OPEN HOUSE
2Ba w/court yrd entry. 1001 GROVE LANE
PY1 beekyrd, new patnt, SAT/SUN 1-4
Yelf'J nice. I.gt• welcome Dramatic 9Jl•c home
780-9244 or 147-2374 w/YeUlted celle. •ytt-.
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Ownr 131-1001 ... -810 CYN TWNHOME 1tee
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pecllage including companyi)&id comprel'lensNe medtcal insurance,
a credit union, savings pla n and more For confidential conalder1111on.
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