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"rioul aond!Uot , at UC 1MDe •
J.f•dlcal Cent4'r to4ay after
1•lllnl out of the lpae•
"'oun.._ ride at ~i.Mt.
• Jim Hmiiw. 18, f9ll out of 'bl
ride •bail 100 yard.I from the ~ natJon at 2:45 pa. .. !..c:cc>rdl.Dc to Gall Swffney, a ~~ leCW'ity aupervilar. He wu t9und lyln1 neat t.be
track •ttw two frienda rtdl.DI
:with hJ.,a dlacovered he wu rr::,, Mouncatn WH 1tiui :oown ,. IDOl"e than two bOln
'!,or u law.dpdon whk:h la• ~ev .. led there had been no
~I failure durtnc the jllCCld;at;Sw;::;:J aatd. Tbe
attrstlae reo at about IS
w~ ..
i Sboc16' atter paramedk8 were
awnmoned to the scene. H1aina
WU rushed by ambulanoe to -UCI
Medical Center.
Bandit robs
HB eatery
A gunman robbed the Taco
Bell on the 17000 block of Beech
·Blvd. ln Huntington Beach
· yeetercSay, eecaping with a llM1l
amount of caah. police IUd.
' 'nle -pect e.ntered the
at about 9:30 p.m., said he had
gun and demanded an employee
' empty the caah register.
· Po&e are still investigatina.
Oops, aorry about that
Fint there were 18 1tarten, then 17, the result of a head-on
collialon seconds before the start of the Marina del Rey to Puerto
Vallarta race between Panther, (No. 11220) and Jump Up
Charlie (77102). Jump Up Charlie retired with eevere damage to
ita port aide. (Story on Page 83).
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.Laguna's 'Gus' not gloomy DENTIST.
From Page A1
detective aaJd.
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ElderI,. ~n .gives kida-A sh,ulder to cry on l ~
!S.,Y. STEVE MITCHELL r'~_, ......... He's the Dear Abby of Lacuna
13elich. A lhou.lder to cry on and
a atver of sage advice.
' liia name ia August H .
..Niemann Jr .. but to the !rienda
'he's acquired over the past 15
)'ears.. he's just plain Gus.
· "God, the people in this town,"
'he says, shaking h is h ead .
, "They've all been so damned
:good to me."
. ll'apet:ially the young kida.
. "Moat of them are pretty
'da mne d strai ght ," the
~3-year-old retired engineer aays.
"No boor.e or drugs like the}' Uled
to take 10 years ago or eo.'
extravagance , h o wever .
Frequent car tripe 80Uth of the
border. where he camps by the
ocean, often accompanied by
aome of hla young friend.a.
Now, there's no hanky-panky
on theee jaunta, Gua la quick to
add. Most go with their parent.a'
bleeaiJl8.
"We're good frienda. and that'•
that, .. be said.
One reason Gu.a baa auch a
gooct rapport with youna people
might -becau.e bf'• rUed aloe
of hia own. ,
"All nine ~ by my flnt
wife-the only wife I count," he
•ya. Can he nune them?
Craven'• ·attorney, David
Ftahman, releaiied a ataMIDIM
Saturday uyinc the pi'• famil1
la ln aeclualon and wtD make a
statement at a later date.
A woman reached at the
S.cramento home of Craven'•
mother, Pat R1.111, 161d: "We~
not lnteretted ln talldna" and
h~up.
1 ' ''They're sharper now. 'nley realiz.e there's more to life than
ai tting ar~d doing this," he
aald, auckipg air between two
pinched fingers.
'Gm' Niemann
friend of kids "Let'a .... Frlu. Camilla,
Greg<>!¥, Barbera. JQe, ThomM,
Matt, Mary and Jimmy. Dkl I get
them anr·
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Gus is a familiar sight on
.Laguna's five miles of ahoreline,
hia white beard Oowing, a straw
hat on hia head.
· He's usually in the company of
at leaat a couple of blklni-clad
girls. Or a group of wet-au1ted
surfers as he takes hla dally
strolls al<>n( the sand.
You see, Laguna's kida tum to
·Gua when they've got problems.
He's got seve n decades of
·experience to pass on to his
County man,
wife shot
A Weatmlnater man la in
crlt:tcal condition at W estminlt«
Community Hospital after
'shoottna hia estranced wife and
then hbmelf during an araument
at her Stanton home yesterday.
'POlioe aaid.
Gerald Hopkins, 4~. al10
.Uegedly fired on police after
they responded to the call. Police
officers returned fire and
pparenUy downed Hopkins )mJ
nalde a second-story door
DelMSb::ia to a be.Jcony.
H , who shot hi.a wife,
rbara Hopklna, three timee urtnc the fiaht, then put hia 31
Iver to hia head and fired.
police laid.
8u'bara Hopk.ina ia ln aertoua.
t stable condition at Fountain
alley Hosp t.al.
)'caAQ8 barefoot char,_ Gua the
Free Advtce Giver.
"Saw one of my 11rls juat
yesterdar down by en. Street."
he says. U,hting another of what
will be a full pack of Camel
cigarettes by the end of the day.
111 haven't seen her for five
years. She's aot a kid now, been
married and divorced. It vtu 90
good to 1ee her," he said.
Gua h.aa been known to take a
young, unmarried mother \o the
bospl tal in the middle of the
ni&ht for delivery of her llflCXlDd
child.
"She didn't have anyone elae
td drive her,'' he ahruged. Then.
laughing, he said, "The people at
the boapltal thought I was the
father."
He '• b e en kn o wn to
act."Olnpen y a eobbl.ng alooholic-
a young girl-to Alco hollca
Anonymous meetinga.
"We went two. three timee a
day for several months," Gu.a
recalls. "She needed lt, but I
hated it. I'm not a meeting man.
It's the same with my church. I
like to ao to ¥--. aay my prayers
and get the hell out of there."
A.od be •• been known to be a
aoft touch. Eepectally when a
younc woman uked foe $20 90
she cOuJd buy grooeria tor her
kida.
Oua baa had to cut t>.ck on
tho. "loena,'' he .. ,.. He t.reJy
ti b with bia pem6Grl frGlll ..
t ol Water and Poww Anle1-. along wit.h h&a
Social Secu.rtty chedm.
Gua doet allow blmaelf one
IO 11 llnoq,. Wllllt ...,.. I to I .... .,..., p•llt • to ...... '*~llWJ. Ca/Jtolal.
II l:oa•tal ·v.S. •ummary
How about the arandkida?
''You got me there,'' he •YI>
lifting his straw hat and rubbing
his hand th"°"'8h hil lor\I white
hair.
''Muat be clme to a doren of
them, rd say. I don't have the
latest oount. But my kids aren't
aa prollfic u I wu." Another
laugh.
Aa fat hia future, Gua •YI he'a
content so atay ln IAluna the re.t
of his life.
Hia d~ly routine Include•
break.tut, dotna up the diabm,
then a long wali. on the beach.
"It's keeps my blood
circula~t'!f · he aaya. "It'a the only life I have-the only
one I like.
"People say I ought to find
eome little old gray-haired lady
and get married again," he
laU8ha. at.at that notion doesn't appoal
to the aging Free Sp&rlt.
''I'm oer1ainly not I0'1'\8 to ride
off in the aunaet wltfi these
young girla, either .
"I'm too old for the Dattna
Gmne.''
Headline erroneoUI
A headllne in Saturday'•
~tlon. "Ex-cop wlna aex blM
adt," WM enaMIOU9.
Actually. former Cotta Mela
~Ann Fallon bt -ta mOMn ...ua1 d'9crtminaUon
laWIUlt ...imt the dty of o.ta
... anG aeveral polJce of&en.
'!be Dally PUot resreta the error.
T,,. ,.,..,... oalle IOf Wft"Y
:ii:E-?~
Temperaiiuw
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Wblft ,, Ill ...,....., the ~ WllUla\~~wouJd' .. tlwtr mid. their 1m: .........
be forced onto the atnet..
But that ~·t happened.
.. 8'.at what do you ditflnt • b9lna
kJcked out?" Nllllll•~· ••A
manhal dreatna you out of your
home? 1a tharwhit 10'I mMft'
"No, that Mm\'t huPened bui wbat
about the emodonal -... te that hM
beer\ a.led? What about them that
crumbled under the p,....w-e and
mowd? lm't thet like betnc kicked
out?"
She 9'0pl. a1mmt out of bneth.
"It takea lni.tinal fol'titude to hana
ln there but it'• worth lt when you
con.Ider what'• at stake," abe uya.
''Only our homel. our Uwe, rilbt?"
Barbera Youn1
1tfll lighting
Diclc Dale denies
sex with sirl, 13
O..ni1 Holland
--ha tbe last r id -1old plated
.. .. bathed in 1ood
£!!:key. -OD hi.a
emade boat F.ft), whOe wife
ty -d daughter
idi help out a1
Amy amUle8
llenell with a
eandy bar.
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WORLD
Anti-American protests
rage throughout Libya
ay TIM AIMelatM Pnll
~ of awntna lJbyan.1 demonatrated ln Tripoli
and other ddtl ~Y. prot.atlnl \M "overt terroriatJc
proYOCationa ot the U.S. 8th 1'1eet" and bw'nlna otftate. or
PNlklent R-..n. the oftidal JANA newt qency reported. It M"1 tbl pro_,. erup\ed ln Tripoli. Bena}wJ, Tobruk,
8ebba, Kutra. J.p,Joub. Dem.a. Muaurata and Sh1e, and that
UM dernomtnaton torched pictures and eff~e. of Reaaan. kYl>Uan Pre.ldent Hoani Mubarak and Sudanete President
OMlar Nlmetrl.
The revolutionary re&ime of Col. Moammar Khadafy
chaqfed, meanwhile, that 0 .S. 1py planet and wanhtps were Jammina Libyan communlcationa and It threatened to tum the
Oulf of-Stdra into a bay of "blood and fire" If the 6th Fleet
carrier Nlmttz entered Its waten.
142 killed in India rioting
NEW DELHI, India -Rioting and anon killed 142 more
people ln the violence-plagued Aaaam state yesterday and
army troope were put on alert against further trouble, the
United N~wa of India reported.
Zimbabwe leader detained
HARARE, Zimbabwe -Prime Mi.niater Robert Mugabe's
aecurity police stopped oppoeition leader Joehua Nkomo frOfll
leeving the country yesterday, detained him for several houn
and aeiz.ed his passport, a government spokesman said.
Aussie fire death toll hits 71
SYDNEY, Australia -Another victim of southeast
Australia's destructive brushfires was found yesterday, and
police aet up patrols to guard abandoned homes from looters.
The fires, which have killed 71 people and destroyed about
3,000 homes since Wednesday, continued to burn In
drought-stricken areas around the coastal cities of Adelaide
and Me lbourne.
NATION
Reagan appeals for defense
WASHINGTON -President Reaian implored Congrem
yes~y to resist any urge to cut his propoeed 1984 defense
budget. which includes a 14 percent 11)endina increaae wet
this year. In his weekly radio broadcast lrom the White House,
Reagan said the United St.ates has "an overriding moral
obligation" to build its defenses, which he has long maintained
were neglected by previous administrations.
Teamsters nix concessions
WASHINGTON -The Teamaten Union has rejected a
trucking industry request to diacuaa possible further wage
concesalona to the financially strapped unionized trucking
industry, an industry source saya.
Televised heart suiirerr due r
' ' PHOENIX, Ariz. -Televiaton wat.chen around the
country will have a chance to view open heart surgery in their
livina rocxna next week. wbetl' a public televiaioo •talion ~ ll n'" m "cauee people t.o think••, about thetr
lifestyles. The operation is to be perfonned W~y nighl,
probably on a 62-year-old Wisconsin man'who double
bypass surgery. spokesmen for the Arbpna H th lntt.itute
and K.AET-TV said. .. --.
Gulf and Western chairman dle6 -
NEW YORK -Charles G. Bludhorn, who built a ...U
auto parta business into Gulf & Western Industries Inc., died ol.
a heart attack early yesterday, the comJ*ty reported. He waa
56. Bludhom WU chairman of the board and chief executive
officer of Gulf & Wes1em since the company w• formed ln
1958.
Jerry Lewis' ~other dead
LAS VEGAS -Rachael Lewi.a, mother of oomeman
Jerry lAwie and ance a vaudeville performer, hat died of
heart failure at age 79, Lewis' personal manager said
yesterday. Lewil and bis bride of one week., SanDee Pitnlclc,
were with her when lbe died at 11 p.m. Friday in De9ert
Springs . HH091litl tal ID I~ ax:mdiug to Joe Stabile. The
eioup1e mardeckJMt w Ja..ltarkla.. .. ' C" ...,...,. • .,
STATE
Deukmejian backs education fees
SACRAMENTO -Oov. George Deukmejlan •ys his
proposal to im~ an esir .. $100 fee on U'ninmty of
California students "uade~rea our commitment \o
education." Deukmejian said Frida~t the fee incNue i. the
only way to MSure there an \.&ate funds to main~
univenity quality, and that I& shouldn't be seen •a lack of.
IUpplrt for edlaltkln.
Toxic sboclc award 'excessive'
SAN JOSE -A woman who won a $10.5 mlWan award
from Joh.neaa Ii Johmon after ,_,.1y dying from toxic ....
syndrome nm.. b9ell told by a 1'.adae the muat aar-io reduce the jury .wuti to $1.1 million 0r 6ice •new trial An ettomey
foe LyDet1e w-. the 22-year-okl plaintiff who contended he!" w.ne. w• ca\Med by the company's "ob" brand tampons, said
he wae ''very d'8appointed'' With Rhodes' dedaon.
J Freeway
slayings
related?
Oarden Grov• police 1ay
thJ death of a thiJ'd man hu
been added to an lnvettlfllticn ot
the N!Cent alayinfll of two other
men that could be related to a
aeries of hom oaexua l
torture-murders a decade aao.
The third victim, Roser Devaul
Jr., 20, of Buena Park, wu fotmd
by hikers yeaterday near M\.
Baldy, aald Loll Anaeles County
Sheriff's deputy Bob Dearmore.
Although Devaul ta from Oranp
County, where the other two
bodies were found, hta body waa
discovered in Loa Angeles
County.
Police identified the body of
21-year-old Eric H . Church, a
native of Hartford, Conn., who
was found Jan. 2t ln Seal Beach.
However, they said they still had
no clues as to how long he had
been in California or where he
had been staying.
Although Church was full y
dreaaed except for his shoes,
police believe he waa sexually
assaulted.
Last Saturday. the nude body
of 18-year-old Geoffrey Alan
Nelson of Buena Park, was found
beside an onramp to the Garden
Grove Freeway. Police refused to
aay whether Net.on waa sexually
assaulted.
Investigators from Garden
Grove, Seal Beach and Buena
Park have been working with
Orange County sheriff's
detec~ives to compare the
murders with thoee that occurred
in the early 1970s.
In discussing the Nelson and
Church murders, Beauchamp
ha4 said, "There are some
striking 1imllaritle1 between
them, including that both victims
were young. Caucasian males,
both appeared to have been
dumped from a moving car, and
both were strangled."
Culture ball
swan song
· f o_r lea,ue
The South feoaat Cultural
Services League's annual ball
Saturday takes on special
thla~-ll'• belQ8 f&Awell pl.a.
nt ia ataged just two
y re the organiution
m u st vacate its four -year heedqUar'ters at 17802 Daimler
St. in Irvtne.
The carriage turns back into a
pumpkin when the clock strikes
midnight on Feb. 28.
Until then, however, the ball is
meant to celebrate the league's
accomplishments with a buffet
dinner, dancing, door priz.es and
entertainment from Its lnatitute
of Dance Arts. The event begins
at 6:30 p.m.
The highlight, as usual, will be
a new baµet by Richard Ada.ma.
an internationally recognized
cboreographer who teaches
muter ballet claaaes at the
lnstitute.
Tbe ~ agreed to vacate its
share of the lrvine Cultural
Center, a warehoule tranafonned
into a dance and fymnaatica
1tud to, becauae o financial
disputes with landlord Martek
lnstn.Dnents lnc. Lelaue officials admit they tell
behind ln rent payments lut
summer . .A aet\Jement worked
out by lawyers for both parties
ellab1J.hed • ~ 9Chedu.le 1 ~~~be staged at the
ormter .• Volunteer movtna crews
are eXJ*'fed to begin moving out
equipment the next momtna.
Arthdc Director Hal O~eal
&aid 'IHgue official• atlJl are Uplari.nl new locations with an
~ on visible sites near the
2ro_poa_ed Orange County
l'elfor'mlni Arts Center in South
Coaet Town Center in Coata
Mea.
'The baJJ Is open to the public
at $20 par penon. Thit year'•
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Buaineumen's necks crane as model displays lingerie at Irvine's
Foxhunter restaurant.
Nighties provide 'dessert'
Irvine restaurant's models attract lunch bunch
By GLEN SCO'M' or-.o..,,.......,
Businessmen from the nearby
high-tech complex b egan
arriving for lunch at the
Foxhunter restaurant in Irvine
well before their digital watches
had even beeped in 11:30 a .m.
By noon, almost every wooden
chair held a customer in coal and
lie. Some men still wore their
laminated securit y badges
clipped to lapels.
As a half-dozen waitresses In
teal green leotards and wispy
skirts waited tables, Kim, the
first of three smiling models,
stepped o.nto a portable st.age to
display a nightie from a local
boutique.
That's $36. guys.
Kim then S'trOlled from table to
table, repeating the price and
shop. She held a pack of business
cards but few of the men seemed
willing to take one. They just
smiled and blushed and reached
for their hi.ghball glasses.
Debbie came next in a $184
robe and gown. Valerie wore a
lace outfit that showed off her
long .... The price: $58.
In the backgMund. a mixture
of aptcy a nd soothing songs
pumped out of the restaurant's
sound system lnatalled before the
days the Foxhunt.er was geared
as a haven for middle managers.
It was Thunday, lingerie day.
On other weekday1, some of
these same businessmen could
have seen the model.a sporting
beachwear or even aerobics
outfit.a.
It's the latest marketing effort
by the restaurant's new general
manager to capture the business
set. Jim Sullivan calls it
improving the image of his
clientele.
The Foxhu-nter, 17927
MacArthur Blvd .. once was
known aa one o f the m ost
popular clubs in Orange County.
Sullivan said. Later, it caught the
dilco beat and never loat it.
"Thia place has never kept
paoe with the times," he said. .
General partner Matt Kurtich
hired Sullivan two months ago
and gave him power to tum the
Fox.hunter into the kind of place
to compete with th e latest
arrivals across Main Street. the
Rusty Pelican and Chicago Joe's.
Rather than seetna the two
high-clua restaurania and bar'l u
direct competition, though,
Sullivan considers them magnets.
"It's really nice having them
across the s treet because they
draw a lot of people over hett
who never used to croe1 the (San
Diego) freeway," he explained.
Sullivan h o Jle&-10 sta __ _
nothing but live entertainment
by March. He has &eheduled a
musical lip sync competition for
employees of area restaurants -
always a lucrative crowd. And he
figures the Foxhunter still has
one advantage over almost every
other Irvine est.ablishement. It
has a dance floor.
''What I'm trying to-do ia bWld
more of a man's bar," he said.
"Then business women loofdng
to meet more eligible n*n will
show up." -·
As its name implies, the
Foxhunter has always had a
reputation for being a place
where singles can meet. Sullivan
said the key is improving ita
image so customers can feel like
they're mingling in a claaay
setting.
"All bars ar e still meeting
grounds," he observed. "But
people want a nice pl.ace to go.
The caliber of the place makes
the difference whether they're
called meat markets or not."
Will bars -warn drunk drivers?
By JOEL C. DON of' .. o.9JNM ...
Many bars already post signs
warning of the minimum
drinking • in California. Now lawmakers want to add
some new reading material to
every saloon in the state.
Legislation h as been
introduced in Sacramento that
would require all bars to poat
sign• outlin ing the tough
penalties foe drunken driving aa
well as the amount of alcohol It
takes to reach legal intoxication.
The aign propoeal, sponsored
by atate Sen. Gary Hart. D-Santa
Barbara, it designed to bol.ater
awar eness of drlvina while
intoxicated.
"People have a aenae that the
penalties are more severe, but
that awareness is recedina and
we're starting to get a high
drunken driving rate apin," said
Hart'1 legialatlve aide, Jt)e Cavee.
"We're tleelcing a low-<lelSt meant
of lncreuina public awaren..." C>ranae COUt bar ownen and
managers, ho~ever, have ottered
mixed reviewa to the propoeed
legislation. MOit support eUorta
to deter drunken driving, but are
wary of the po~ntlal aesthetic
claah of qna with the decor of
their taverns.
"We're not here to get people
drunk, we're here to make
money," said Michael Leech,
owner of the Quiet Woman In
Corona del Mar. "I don't think it
(a sign) would help, but lt miaht
make people more aware. We
just hate to think of oune1ves aa
the ones that have caused an
eccident."
"Obviously I don't think
anybody 1• going to be doing
back:fllpe to put (signa) In their
bar," aatd Jules Boryczewak.i,
co-owner of Hogue Bannichael'a
in Cotta t-faa. "We don't mind
the sign as long aa we can control
the style of the lett.erlng."
Cavea said 1t1n 1l&e and
letterlna atyle have not been
dedded. He added that hit office
will meet with representatives
from the restaurant a.nd bar
lndustry to reech a compromiR
on that isle.
"I believe under the bUl there
would be aome leeway fo ensure
adequate 11101 and give bar
ownen the flexibility to meet.the
aesthetics of their interiors,"
Caves said.
"It could deter busi.nem a little
bit,•• augest.ed Jeremiah 'a Sleak
Houae general manager Ron
Yaeger. "Just by~ people
rea.liz.e they don't need that extra
drink.
"But all In all, rm in favor of
anything that lowers the number
of alcohol-related deaths.."
Kent Skidmore, manaaer. of
Houlihan'• Old Place in Newport
Beach, said be doem't like the
idea of the sign.
"I don't think bar owners
1hould be held . reaponaible for
what cuat.omer drlnka,'' he eald.
"We do the best we can ln cuttanc
people off."
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~4 f)r1ng1 Ooaat DAILY PILOT tlunday, flebruary 10, 1183
.One slip and 'family' died
By BRIAN TUCKER AneelMM l"9H Writer
CLEV ELAND It wu Dec:
16. 1980, and Joey Gallo, who
had arnbltiona to lead Cleveland'•
La Coaa Noatra "family," waa
breaking one of organ liallon '1
moet important rulH .
He waa talking lo someone
outaide of the family -about his
plans to revitalb.e the mob.
And the FBI w u 11.sienina.
S i t t i ng i n h is o ff ic e ,
45-year-old Joeeph "Joey" Gallo
described In de tail the problems
plaguing the family, one of the
countr y's oldest bastion s of
organized crime.
T he organization Is now in
ruins, crushed by a aix-year joint
investigation by federal. and local
law enforcement agenCJes.
The Cleveland family's boss,
two reputed capt.a.ins and three
othe r cl ose associates w ere
c o nvicted l ast s u m m e r o n
racketeering charges stemming
from t he bombing death of a
n val mobster.
Last m o nth. th e f amily's
underboss and two more captains
w e r e con victed o n f e d e r a l
l'harg~ of running a drug ring.
Gallo, always careful lo use
coded references in his telephone
conversa tio ns 1n case o f a
w iretap , appare n tl y never
thought the FBI might bug his
office.
As he explained the family's
problems to a relative of a former
la bor leade r. Ga llo mentioned
reputed underboss Angelo "Big
Ange" L onardo by na me . FBI
agents at a nearby surveillant-e
1ite were grtlln(l It all on tape.
J<>t• Trt.caro, ldenUfled by the
FBI aa the owner of a truckln11
compan y , was complaln lna to
Gallo th•t Lonardo had rejected
h i1 ch oice for prealdent of a
Teamater'll local.
According to the \apeti, which
were ~k[ed In federal court,
G allo TtilcAro, "Angelo'• a
beautiful IUY ... really the kind
df IUY we needed in thil town a
Iona time ago."
"He'11 probably one of the most
re1pected 1u~s in t he whole
United Statee,' Gallo aaid of the
dylntt1 when It 1toppt.'d r«ndun1
youn1e m mbel"'ll
AcrorJlnar to Grtlfln. few new
famlly mem~.-. wt:l't' "made" -
formally lnduct.ed -durlna the
N!lgn of J ohn Scalllh , who wu
bou for 30 yeara until hit de•\h
during heart 1urgery In l97G.
L icavoli 1ucceeded 8c&Uah, but
alao 1howed little lnttrett In
finding new membere. An old
man who besa n wlth Detr oit'•
Purple Gang. L icavoli juat
wanted to play golf, •YI an FBI
apnt who requested anqnym.lty
becau.e he worka in undercover
"They'l'e sta rting to hurt. They've got the
se cond or third teama in there, and they're
not doing a good job."
72-ye&r-old Lonardo, an old-time
Mafia h a nd who began his
cri m i n a l caree r dur i ng
Prohibition while trying to elude
Eliot Ness. then safety direct.or ln
Cleveland.
Last month's convictions, the
se<:ond phase of wh at the FBI
called its most swcep1na victory
against a Mafia family, Lonardo,
Gallo a nd two othe rs w e re
co n v i c ted o f running a
mult1m1U10n-dollar drug ring.
FBI agents said Lonardo ran
the family afwr its boss, James
"Jack Wh ite" Licavoli. 78, was
imprisoned last summer .
Joseph GriHm, FBI agent m
charge for northern Ohio and a
veteran Mafta investiga tor, said
the C le v i•land famil y be ga n
Investiga tions of the Cleveland
family.
"They (Scallsh and Licavoli)
wer e old men w ho had made
their money." the agent sald .
"Th ey had no interest in the
future."
It's a problem organized crime
faces a ll over the country.
In testimony before the Senate
Judi ciar y C ommittee in
Washington, a ve ter an police
official said the major organized
crime families face an uncertain
future now that their founding
godfathers a re dead or retired.
Lt. Col. Justin J . Dintino,
executive office r of t he New
Jersey S ta l e P ol i ce, said ,
"T hey're s tartin g to hurt.
They've got the second or third
DON'T MISS OUR
WASHlllGTOll1S BIRTHDAY
t.ea.ma ln there, and they'rt not
doing a aood job."
In addition to c.'Onvlctlona ln
1\aw and federal trial.I, membera
and alll" In Cleveland were
belr\I lOlt to pna wart on two
front. -locally agaln1t rival
mob.t.er Danny Greene and In
Youn11town a1atn1t allle1 of
Pttiaburah'• Mafia family.
Gallo llW' that the loea of
member• and t h e fa ilure ot
Scall1h and Licavoli to recruit
me ant ke., lead ersh i p rolea
would be vacant.
The fam ily al10 wae lo1tng
money, G riffln laid , lince each
· member waa expected to pay
regular tribute from his lllegal
activities.
Gallo and a nothe r ca ptain,
Thomas "The Chinaman'' Slnlto,
44, Intend e d to r ebu ild t he
family's hierarch y.
"So now w e sot to fill that blg
void," Gallo told Trilcaro on the
tape.
S lnlto and Gallo decide(i on
the most profi table of all illegal
activities -large -scale drug
deals -to rebull<i the family. It
grew into a $15 million-~-year
business with the help of Carmen
Z~garla . H e turned s ta te's
evidence.
I n 12 days o f test im o n y ,
Zagaria described himself as a
small-time dealer before he met
Sinito and, through him, Gallo.
As part of his ple a bargain ,
Zagaria will serve a minimum of
about 14 years and as much as 30
y ears w hile contin u ing as a
government witness, authorities
said.
• Guess \AJt)o's shopping at Oirbad1's
Guess again
T ha t's rea lly David Becker , a Los Angeles
security gua rd, a nd J o Ann J ohnson, a San
Francisco public relations specialist and
sometimes ha irdresser . They're posing as
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Math, science teacher
shortage hurts nation
California 1a ju1t one of 40
•tates reporting ahortqea ot math
*1\d ICience teachen. Nationwide.
only 6,000 out of one mtlllon
collep graduates are qualified to
teach mathematics. In 1981,
throughout the country, hal1 the
teachers newly emplo~ for hlah
h 1 1elence and mathematics
not certified to teach these
ta.
At the same time, educators
and lawmakers are reassessing
educational programs and
proposing mote intensive
instruction in technical areaa, with
a matching need for additionally
trained teachers.
Our own state Board of
Education and newly elected
Sµperintendent of Public
Instruction, Bill Honig, join in
eeeking higher standards for high
school graduation, with much
stronger emphasis on math and
ICience.
Universities already are
raising admission standards. The
University of California, for
example, requires three years of
high IChool mathematics. But last
year the California State
University and UC systems trained
only 92 m:Hhematics and 64
edence teacners. Th.is cannot even
begin to fill the need that will be
heated by new high school
graduation and university
-,admilsion requirements. ·
0 n t h e. n a t 1 on a 1 1 eve l ,
Congress has in hand a bill that
would provide $300 million in 1984
to help states with elementary and
high school instruction in math
and science, set up college
1e}:lolarships to improve akills for
future and existing teachers and
replace equipment that is not
keeping pace with modern
technology. Last year, President
Reagan demonstrated his concern
by budgeting $50 million a year in
1pendlng authorization to train
new math and ldence tHchera.
In California, Sen. John
Garamendi hat Introduced
le1l1latlon to set up a special
pro1ram to train 500 math and
ICtenc:e teachen each year.
Senate BU1 204 would creete
the Mathematica and Science
Teacher• Incentive Pro1ram
(MASTIP) to provide loena up to
$3,000 to 500 1tudenta entering
tt\elr junior year of a teacher
preparation prosram.
Seventy-fiye percent of the
1tudenta selected would have to
concentrate ·on mathematica and
ldence. the remainder of the 1oana
going toward traln1n& 1n related
subject specialties. Teachera
trained under the pJ'Oll'am would
be required to aerve in high-need
IChool districts.
These are steps that must be
taken to stem the flight of teachen
with technical ability who now
can find more rewarding and
much better paid jobs in private
industry . There the new
technology crea tes an
ever-increasing demand for skilled
personnel. Unfortunately, without
the teachers, there will be no
graduating students qualified to
fill this need in future.
It is not a situation that can be
corrected overnight. Our achoola
have fallen far behind by falling
to emphasize the need tor aerious
atudy from the _elementary level
on up, so that we have the
shocking spectacle of semi...Jiterate
high school graduates and
supposedly trained teachers
unable to meet minimum
proficiency tests.
A way must be found to place
and keep qualified teachers in the
classroom. The pendina finanda1
incentives can -be a lirst step.
There will follow a new respect
for the profession and a new
attitude on the part of students
who are exposed to quality
teaching.
Disaster prepared ness
Over the years hundreds of year, this area haa been atruck by
thousands of Americans have cataatrophlc Urea and coaatal
takeq American Red Cross first flooding and, as we all know, the
aid and water safety OOW'9e8, the possiblllty of al\ ear-thquake
tandard for workers 1n health always exiata.
aafety fields 81 well aa for The critical survival period,
viduala. says the Red Croa, occun in the
Now the Red Croes 1a offering 72 hours after a disaster strlkea
~ pioneering disaster emergency when professional help may not
preparedness course designed to yet be available and families and
help groups and individuals learn individuals mull fend for
h o w t o c o p e w i t h s u c h themaelves.
catastrophes as major flooda, fires The Red Cross bu helped
and earthquakes. many businesses and industries
The one-hour ooune includes train employees ln disaster
instruction in the proper storage of survival, but thla ia the first time
food, water, medical supplies and such instruction bu been available
o\}\er items that might be needed on an individual or family bui.s.
in emergency situations. It U8eS as Red CroH instructora a study text a guidebook titled volunteer the.lr time to teach the
••The Home Preparedness oou.ne and there la a $2 charge for
Survival Guide" which explaina the guidebook which can be ueed
iWhat steps can be taken before, by an entire family group.
-an~~ or Reservations -ror Ji class cairbe-
natw'al disasters. made by calling the Red Crea at
1 There is no doubt about the ~-5381. It ooUld be an hour well
peed for auch help. In the put spent. t • ,
Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the O.lly Piiot. Other views ••· ,pressed on ll'l ls page are those of their authors~ .,tlsts. Re...-comment Is lnvlt·
ed. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714)
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L.M. Boyd/ End of romance
How do you know when the
romance la C1Ver'! Our Love and War
man hu re.earched thia matter at
sreat lenftb. He thhtk1 Marlene
Dietrich'• obeervation aeta lt about richt.: "When r._ou promi9ed to be at
bAI pl8Ce at 7 oclodt and you arrive at
~J and he IUll bMn't called the police,
~in.at'• lt. ll'• avw."
Another thina you learn ln the
coll•I• dorm i1 how to make an
excellmt artlled chew undwtch by wralldna laid Mndwidl in aluminum
I foll -ancf lroninC it ->'81 With a
cloCbm 1.ron -f« .wwaJ. mlnuw on
bodl 8'del.
"How do you become a miWona1re
In ta.. bond IDM'litet1'' A COllldtuent = = to U.S. Sen. Pete V .
wttb two mint;!) and he laid: "Start
A. ''Great pox" w• a oonuoon term
four centurie1 aao for 1yphllt1.
Smallpox waa uaed to Identify
numeroua other me•ect•. Smallpox
baa been eradicated entirely ln ,....,
~. but ar-t pox .. aUD around.
Q. Juat about ~ town bu a
Kain Street whe«Mr it'• the main
ttreec or not. 1'he acn.t umen mutt
not bave any~ what?
A. Au aontral.N, manaleut, Uwy had
a areat deal of llMlfAation. They
lmaC1ned that thlU p'OMl1Y on that
Rreet would haw ~Y more
value lf it became ar remained the
main *"' in town.
Aides· manipulate Reagan?
WASHINGTON -Ronald Reepn'1
quick about-face in endoning a $4.3
blllion "Jobi" blll produced dllbellef
within bi& Cabtnet and even the White
House 1taff, widening a growing
perception lnllde the adm1nistrat1on that
the preaident la manipulated for the lake
of a public relation& Image. '
Preaident Reagan swallowing public
works •pending just as economic
recovery beckoned wa1 no more
surprising to a bemused Speaker
TtiClnas P. O'Nellf tOan to mo.t of the
administration's economic policymaker&.
White HOUie chief of ltaff James Bak.er
and budget director David Stockman
carved out the unReaganllke tervina of
pork without the knowledge, much lees
coocum!nc:e, of their colleagues.
"BOW IN THE world they (Baker and
Stockman) 90ld the preaident on that
utounda me," confided one mid-level
administration offi~ not previoualy
given to crltlclafD~ of West Wing
maneuvers. H1I comment reflecu rf.ai.ng
indignation by 1uch officlal1 over a
consciou. publlcity campaign which
attemptl to •how the rrealdent ..
reuonable and practlca but ln fact
makes him .eem the r,;ppet of his aides.
The spread of 'Let Reaaan be
Rea1anl" crie1 from frustrated
conservative ldeolo1u•• to
non-ideolop:al adminiatration offlciala
w._furthenld by Uie Bebr·Stockman Jobi bill coup. When .a Treaaury oUidal
uked White Houae deputy policy
director Roter Porter about it. Porter
could only 1bru1. Their bo1ae1 -
Treaaury Secretary Donald T. Regan ' .
and J)l9ldential cowweloc F.dwtn Meeee
-alto were ln the dark.
'lb.at fact gave IUbstance t.o the 1pete
of newapeper ltoriel, encouraged by the
White HOU8e public relationl apparatua,
suggesting that the old man ln the Ovat
11111 f 11111
Office has been deflected from
doctrinaire folly by a handful of
undoctrinaire aides.
Administration ofUciall were
• particularly anaered by alo.Wng
accounts of how Stockman, once
seemingly ruined by lnfidel1ty, had
patiently instructed Reapn ln reality.
The aame critics were angered when the
White Houae staff disavowed Reagan'•
intuitive call for repeal of corporate
taxes. "Why couldn't they ju.st say th.la
was the president'• view and let it eo at
that?" uked a Treuury offJdal.
And·manipulation awentment tdled
up at a White HOWie aen.ior staff meeting
following a page one account ln the
Sunday New York T1me9 teW.na how
Beapa ~ IM•n fu1bed !Dk> ••a
1i1nlflcant reversa of poller." on
mer rrlna.lulure-~ taw that 'waa a
triumph far bll aides." David~
Baker•• deputy In cbar1e of
communlcatiom, pn.1-d bla ~
"f« all settma our Roriim ~-in
the T1me9 account.
-
That waa more than natk>nal .curity
director Wllllam P . Clark, Rea1an'1 lonltime friend and aervit«. coWd fake.
Clark aald the quota fram akies makin&
their chief a~ to be a puppet were
"outraaeoua. There wu no re.ponae
from Gergen or anybody elae, and
Clark'• admonition teemed to have little
effect. Soon thereafter, Ger1en wu
~ the 'llme. a't4wy to other
report.en.
-NEVBRTBELESS-; the notion of -. .,-
triumphant aide• m lj>ula1.ln1 the
prei'ldent la no'longer merely an
obeelsion of the riaht-wi.ng frinae but
ai.o worries ad.miniatraUOn offkfala. U
Ronald Rea1an could embrace pump-primi~ public worka and even
U1e Democra 1erminolol)' ln calllna Lt
a "joba" bill, wbat'1 next?
1'be answer II e.y: tu indexina· The
clue came af1er Rep. Dan &.tenkowlld,
chairman of the HOU8e Ways and Meena
Committee, called for repeal of lndexlna
(which will end Inflationary windfall
revenue foe the ~t), and the
Tre~ mildly took iasue with him.
Ken Bu......._ die ...... lleut.eant in
char1e of conareulomal ln•l1on,
compla1ned privately that the Treaury
languaae waa "•trident." That ii
lnterllnted 1mide the admlNatration .. ~ •~•• m J:.,...--,. AD b7 aftklell of thll aon,
the prmldent lncluded, att finnly on
record to-retain tnctextna u ae.an'•
ma.t endurtna tax reform. But lher,
were Just • firmly ~ to a "Jobi' bill. SUch are the dou.bea aown when a
pnlliderlt ii manipulat.ed.
L e tters to the editor
College students .
misplace s upport MAILBOX
To the Editor: N<1t laugbing
I have been IO unewd that the coUeee To .... _ ..... ,•-.
studenta bave been out in force to fiabt .,,., --· .... _---'a tultkm..plan and IU__. a A Social Securitv traaedy WU the title ~·;_tax 1ncttMe ra~~ of Jack ~r, oofumn of Feb. 14.
accept the $50 per aemester charp. To He wrote that 86,000 mentally impaired
me {t la a cw of engaging the mou=th"-----1A...,m,....ericana lost their SocLaf Securitl
ore theDiiln.-m.1 . "Ori tile aame page L.M. Boyd 1
College 1tu ent1 ahould be a.mart artic e 1tatea that Social Security
enouah to know the word temporary benefita bave been paid to children who
with the lawmakers of c..llfornia meam murdend their puenta.
foretlf!r . ..,_ 10UllC people will ....,,. to 'I"'-rwpartl, p1 ... the evidence that
pay that $50 bundnda ol u.m. CJVW" if baa ..m..d In Nprd to 8adal Security
that tax la added to everythlnl benefltll bllna peld to DeODle lone deed purcliued before they die. liWI little boPi t.o thol8 ol ... who paid,
After all wam•t the orilbW ..i. tax u required, and now are unabfe to
only \emporary when lt became law collect beneftta. -
about 50 yeara ago! Haan't every U, while paylnc lnt.o Social Security
lncreaae In the tale9 tax been only without re ... urance, the American temporary'? people lit by and let thil kind of activity
continue without a fiaht. they am Mldna
WRY SO MUCH holler? lt can't be f« the runaround they will aet trom beca~ the atudentl can't afford iL Soda1 Security.
I took a aood look at the l)ktunt the I penonally would like to beN' one of
Dally Pilot hid a lhort time &.ck of tbe Mt. n..n'• cute one limn to llaop ua
Onnae eo.t CoUeee parkfnl lot and lt all JaUlhinl about Soda! Security.
WM IC)9ded wtth MW and n.rty MW LOIS SHUCK
mn lara9 and llDllL In front md ~
to th• photo1rapher w .. a '40.ooo 'Priorities pume Mermdee and thlle atuden9 .. a'7inC
about to().
I then took a trtp owr tO IOGll M \be
Or-. CoMt Coll• .,....... lo. -the an In the lll8ft1 JcJ4a .-ttii aa.
of the won.a ID tM ,.,...)ii&-..-.
I ma oapao,.s loot uu .. ~ .._
the IUtiO wr ... and~ we.,. Mlllicl to
pick up a blaer tab yet for tlMlr
ildumdoft.
the. next ftw r-n ia IChedWed to be
$1.8 million! It la no wonder that defidta
f« the next five yeen aft now, ln total.
projected to be equal to the IWD of all
. deffdtl for all previow admlnlatnationl
from 1789 co 1980 -budcet freeze
rhnoric nocwtthlUincttna.
On the om.-hand. not only doel the
PtwideD1 stubbornly ~ to nsind
any pm a( the 1983 tax reduction. but
now ne la ewn propo8nc to do away
with the CIOC'porate Income tax! In thit
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SM lnatructlona below
way be propcw fer the pemment to
take ln ewn i.. money.
Seemingly, through 90me Allee in •
W~land lolic. the Ptwident hope1 to
balaace the bud1et by ralatna aovemmmt spend1na to Infinity while
loW91DI pemment lncome to lefO.
Unfortunately, t.S here ln the real
YIOlid when twelve millloo Amerbm
and their famtllea are 1tayln1 the ~ployment coune, Mr . ......, ia
0 ...... hla -arltbmedc. DALE BRADl'OllD
Eilces artwork
/ To the Mtior:
'nlmk J'G'I '° dw ~ BMcb Ar1a •
O• C'rdDll far brln&iDil oontlllnpOl'al'y
artwork• to La1una. ""The Leonard
01-' ~ lb Nita Carmul Putt and the lhrlo a.nell et._ table on
..... 8-:ll 6pel ... ot the ... of
atumhs _,I Ord wttb ddl belu1'tul
town. LAUYGILL
Golden We11
1weep1 pair I
In_ tourney. B3.
Winning day
h was a big afternoon·for UCl'1 Mike Powell (left), who tied hie
own school record in the high jump !Ind had a penonal beet in
the triple jump. At right, lrrine'1 Mark Ruelas hh1 the tape fint
to win the 1,500-meter nm. The UCI men's tqUad captured
yesterday'• triangular meet. See 1tory, Page 82.
Forget title,
it's seeding
""
lJ.CI
Ir JOHN ISV ANO or ... .._,.....,. -
J• I
UC Irvine'• bMketball ieam can forpt aboUt
any PCM title hbpel. Actuallri:eryone elle can,
10o, for that man.r •Nevada Vep1 clinched
the conference tide last Ncht with lta vtctory over
Utah State. . 1 Still, the ~ -and rbOte Importantly •
poelUon -are vttal to thoee teum below the
Runnln' l\ebela. ti~
That'• why UCl'a 9~-74 lau,her over vilitlng u <
UC Santa Barbara lut niCht WM 80 crucial. Wlt6 •1
four oonf~ 1amee ~ the Ant.eaten -, ~-7 in the PCAA. 11-10 OY9l'al1 and tied foe atxth
with l'reetM> State ....:. hope to d1mb M hi2b M fifth,
fourth, or maybe wen Into thlid place l>efore the ...,.. ends. .
1"l'he eeeCf1nal ii what wrre concerned with."
aakl UCI 0-h -.n M~ after watchina h1a
tMm enjoy ita etllieet win lince Jan. 10 (a JO-74
non-conference victory over the Univeralty of
Portland). • ..
"If we can -c.heee two --next week it r/' ·~· ---·-' ,. . w1ll put ua right tn there," he added. "We'd like tot ) '
1et th• next four ao we can aet a pretty aooct fJ IMdlnl... ;t ..
ldeall__}',_what the Anteaters would like to do ii
.et themeelv• lnto a pomdon to play either San J~ State or Utah State ln the tint round.
· "What we'd like to do la pt a rematch with 1 San Joee bec;au.e we know we can beat thoee guys,"
obaervea Tod Murphy, de1phe the fact ttre
Anteaters have lost twice to the Spartana thi.Js
IMIOft. 0 If we can pt by.~ Fremo (State) and Long ...
Beach (State), we'lf be there." · , /1
'!be Ant.Ht.en were oer1a1nly ln tune against ,,.
the Gauchoe, who entered With the wont record i• c
0-12) in the PCAA. 'n.. Anteaters jumped out to an 11-0 lead be-
fOl"e the pme wu a little over three minutes old.
And then. foUowfna a brief apu.rt by the Gauchoa
which cloaed the 1ap to 19-13, the Anteaten •
· boosted the acore beck lnto double figures. a deficit
(See UCI, Paae Bl)
I Robinson's move boiled down to$$$
1
In hia tenwe • a vice .-klent of th.II Jll'Gll'8ID to pt everybody back on player at Balm Park aaid. "He ruined
Rustlers
beaten fund ral1ln1 at the Unlveralty of the proper ooune." Ray (Malavaal) and Ray thouaht he bad
1 Southern~~ l~ ta eafe 1'> ~ Robln1on•1 reference waa to the 1a friend."
Jotµ\ Robln8on re.d the momfua pepen BtJD athletJc depattment .. oppoeed to the It la presumed the entire Fronttere
before aettiq out on bla daily rounda to entire lnltttutton. When matt.en dld not family will stay out of the cotich'1 back
put the tamf>ourtne. TUCKER improve, Robimon •trolled upetaira. pocket. . Therefore, be must have known that U the foreaoina la llCCUrate, it would "Maybe they will go on vacation," aid
the franchiae of the Rama wu being do conalderable to explain Robin.Ion'• the player at Rams Park, "for two-w
held up as a symbol of cbaot in the actions at the time which bewildered three yeen." ""-----'
Natio nal Football Lea1ue. The "Create a poaltlve environment," thme who knew bJm. Up to now, it Mems to be work.Ina
proprietress, Georlda Frontlere, wu Robinlon aid. "l felt there WM a chance John Roblnlon wu not a fund-raber, · according to the previoualy mentioneCI
ridiculed aa the clo1eat thine_ to an here fO! a pmitlve environment!' a glad hander and hat paa1er. But formula. Robln.on has beeC::::.Ctr:; fi.tll
imbecile ever to inherit *300 million. oc For ~ the environmmt and neither waa he a llar. Hence, the authority to put together a ataff
thereabouts. at:rno9phere wen ~ by PI0,000 confusion. and he ii at work.
So it w then. eyebroww were arched a year for five,..,._ ...._._ ral'l9 u Thoae who analyze the1e kind of ' Next will come the NFL draft in
when Robimon showed the univenity hiab •half a molion a~· arra.npmenta pr-..une that uide from April. Roblnllon ll ln h1a ri8ht mind and
and lta vice pre9icleDcy the bldl of h1a "So much foe John Roblnlon'a NU.mt h1a stipend, Roblnlon n!Clelved certal.n will therefoce not push for lull authority
neck and lp9d to the waitinl anm of for becom1nc heed ooach of the ltalm. ~. ln the matter of 1pending draft chok:e9.
Georgia. He wu Mked why, fu view of There la a theory, not unPODUlar on "WW he have to c.i.l her every time he "We will make thoee declalons u a
h1a oath of Nov. 23, 1982 never to return the boulevard, that when-J(obiMOn wants to lend ln a play on third down?" group," Ro&lnaon says.
to ooaching foot.ball, be would end bla religned as bead coach at USC lut a player at Baim Park Mked. This is fine but ln any firm IOmeOne
retirement by signing on to coach the autumn, he only quit coachtn1 the "'I'he ~f.tlon ia that Madame Ram baa to be empowered to utter the final
football team owned by this woman. Trojuw. _ will not in affaln of the field. It and declaive "ao" and th1a ltil1 has to
"In my tallu with her," Robin.Ion Robimoo told this tourist a couple of it·.UO to be presumed the bu.band, apply to the Barns.
replied, "1 got th.e f~ the wanted to yean aco, when hit career at USC "Mat Dominic, will refrain from plckina up The presumption is that henceforth it
do the right th1na with the i.m." the cromroadl, '"nlere a.re many um. the phone. w1ll ~ tha coach, Otherwtae, here we go
Sell it? that have to be stnl&htened out wtih "Dominic la the real meddler:• the again.
Valenzuela sirikes
t
it rich in arbitration
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Loa
Angelea Dodger pltcblng
1enatlon Fernando Valenzuela
wu ligned to a reoord $1 mllllm,
one-year pect yesterday with the
stroke of an arbitrat.cir'a pen.
Valenzuela played lut year
without a contact followlnt a
bitter wran1le with Dodier
manapment.
The 22-year-old left-hander,
OV: ·remains
close to home
by ch.amps~
NORWALK -Golden West
College'• Ru1tlera dropped a
aame off the pt.ce of Mt. San
Antonio in the race for aecood
place in the South Coast
C4n.ference betketball race last nJ&ht u champion C..rritoe rolled
toa76-58~.
Golden Weat found the
c.rrttoe om to be a t.ouah place
to buy a baaket u the bosta
limit.a the Rua&len to the point )
that 8berwln Durham and John
Kreak:h were the only Ruatlera in
double ~ with 11 and 10 ,.
points respectlvely. • c
Golden Weet now ab.area third n
place with Santa Ana and
Fullerton, a 1ame behind Mt. 1
1
San AntonJo. Cerritoe clinched ·~ the tide Jona AF and Iii now 12-1. L C
Guard• Donald Otia and 1 1 Comelim 8-rtni comblned Lot • ... n tint half polntl In e the ., winnen. Golden WtWt the
deficit to 61-40 with 9:5 left and ''
to M-(9 with 8:01 to go, but that
WM M clme u the Ruatlen were .q
to -to the FU:a:.. '., Kreaich picked up elaht f t
rebounds and Du.rhem had five :i.!
.... to ., with his pointa, but it -
wmm't nluiy .noup.
c.n-ttoe awnaect lta only -.. in conference play with the ..
ylctory. The ltUltlen handed the ,....... a M-15 defeat durinc the
first round. l'n
Pirates stun
'Dons 72-67
0
•
Bl Orange 00..t O~IL. V PILOT I
Tr~:c!• ~~.3~~!:0• Eaules outoun P-aeific
tut nlaht u ~Lrol\ erupted with• ~ e " 16-3 run In the fourth period and r.-~n~~O~ ~k~:t:il~i;8~~-"The 1eama CdM, Ed1son also capture CfF openers
were Ued 93-03 with IOV n mtnuu. lo play when .. '
l11U TlaomH, who ~ 11 of hla 19 poln" "' the Eltancta, Corona del Mar, ....-!!36n and N~port.
lut quarc..r, and Trlpucka atarc..d a 10-polnt Chrlallir were flnt·round, wlnnen latt. nJl)it ln Cfl' WJ'.Q1lllrN
streak for the Platorui . . Ellowhtre, BUI womttn • buketb&ll. K re 1 how It went: · W 1 lr.tr;J ~
Dentist puts capper
to fan's allegiance
~r!:sri~~t =Y~,•= Ettancia 63, Pacific 39 -~-eaed-neeaaneeda--y. _tn_lhe_eecond ___ r_o_und--at_a_ll..;;; .. =to=---be
In double fl1urea H tht Debbie Huahel (26) and Arny Haihcock (24) ~· •
• Knick• downed Denver, combined for !Ml' points• r.tancta tumed Padfk Edilon 46, Piu1 X 40 ~-·--
124-11&, for New York'• 10th Hlah of 8fln Bemardlno away, .. utna the r..aJee up Bat.on ffJ"'h'• Chatien upped their overall win tn lt1 laet 12 ouitn1• for a date at l'Qeranla Wedneeday evenm,. • ~
. . . Rol•ado Blaekmaa The m.~ pair wu al.lo very efftctlve on record to 24·3, •ttina themlelve1 up for a ' From AP dl1patcMI
SANTA ~ARBARA -George [!] V aloll now hu a golden crown on hia 4. •
front tooth enareved With the lniUala
ecored 33 points aa Oallu the boarda tut nlaht, colJectina 31 between them. round CIJ' •·A tHt agaln1t Santa Berbara
romped put Atlani., 122-100 led by Huehee' 10 rebounda. · • W~)'i:&~~~rtet~~::~~i 38 with 30 . . . Golden Si.te, led by Hughea hit 10 of 16 from the field ana Chuaen IW'Yiwd
Mickey JollHoa and Roa Hathcock wu 8 for 12 froth the field and 8 of 0 at ~~ta~~=· :i: fie)(l.b)' the vfldwr:. USC -an unaolidted acknowledpnent
that he roota for the Unlveralty of Southern
California football team. 2TI9UaCA4 11 i h 1 ~rewer, outscored 11Boa~on the line. then Shelly TreJ>l paced the overtlme period with a
• n t e c 01 ng momenta to pu ou a CdM 56, San Clemente 42 ............. , .. of buckets to aend Ph• X awav,
The UJ'lftquesteci et.china wu provided by
hJs dentlat and longtime friend, Randy Wahl, a
fan of rival UCLA, who installed it during a
routine tooth capping lut week.
115-109 victory over the CelUC9 . . . Laker .__,,_ <#
forward Bob McAdoo has a sprained rleht foot Corona del Mar Hl1h'• Sea vi..-rolled n ... , Trepl led all acorera with 17 polnta, Bittner rdln"9 San ·~.... ..--addeid 15. Gretchen Meinhardt and Blttner ooUected and his 1tatua iii day-to-day, acco " .. to a team vialtlng Clemente without too much trouble 16 and 13 reboundl reapectively and Lynn Uchbono
"Randy pUlled-a Sood one on me," said
Valola, a USC graduate. "They (the Bruins) beat
us by one point ln November And now they abuae
us in February.
physician. deapite the fact virtually the entire team wu had alx Uliltl f« the winners. dealing with the flu, Hpedally L1aa Romney, the UNLV enjoys a breather team'• No. 2 tcONr. Royal 71, Fountain Valley 65
Senion Stoey Green and Larry m ecor::~~h~':~v tt!:1~ ~~:~~h~7t!t°fr~i The Barona took an eight-point advantage Into AadenoD combined for 45 pointa last 12 free throwa, had five ateall and three Ulilts ln the final quarter but couldn't maintain It u 1he
night. leadlna top-ranked Nevada Laa domlnatina the i.ue. viaitora took the lead ln the final two mlnutet and
Veau to an euy 111-78 Pacific Cout Fran Wynn chipped ln with 13 points and six held on.
"At least he didn't put UCLA on it," he added. .
Wahl, a Bruin alumnua, said h e was
tempted lo do so, "but that would have been too
cruel."
Athletic Aaaoclatlon basketball victory over rebounds and Angle Dodds picked up ·seven Sam Arled1e and 'nlerete Puchaltkl aoond 20
viaitina Utah State. Green, a 6-9 center, poured rebounds. Romney, who averages u polntl per pointa each for the Barorui, who completed the
The cap la temporary and will be replaced
by a porcelain one, Wahl said. Valols said the
valuable gold crown may be returned to Wahl -
possibly with interest. The n ext UCLA-USC
game ii le. than i year away and "maybe I'll
think of aornethlng to do to him," Valois said.
in 23 points and pulled down a game-hJgh 21 game, was held to just four points. aeuon at 15-8 overall. Pucbalaki and Arledie ach
rebounds as UNLV put a lock on the conference Corona de l Mar will meet Walnut on fouled out ln the final momenta. crown by winning its 24th straight game overall Fountain Valley led nearly the en~ way, but
. . . Elaewhere in the PCAA, l\lclly MJ.xoa led Royal converted nine free throws and 27 pointa
C.al State Fullerton with 23 points .. the Titana Sad_d lebac __ k ·_bree.zes overall to clalm the victory. rolled over Pacific, 90-62 . . . Joedy Garader
notched 23 points aa Long Beach State raced past Saddleback College's Gauche» took control of Morningside 79, Ocean View 48
San Joee State, 83-69 . . . In the Pacific-10, their opponent very quickly lut niaht. jumptna to a Lynn Sherow, Morningside'• 5-11 phenom,
aophomore forward Roa Holmee, a product of El 16-6 lead and never lettift8 viaid.na San Dleao Meu 8COred 38 points to pace the CIF 4-A'• No. l leeded ~uote or the day Toro High, acored 26 polnta to lead a balanced get cloeer than six pointa u they rolled to a 02-75 team tnto the eecond round.
USC attack as the Trojans romped paat Stanford, Pacific Cout Conference buketba1l vlctory. Shooting in th.e 15-17 foot range, Sherow "There are four types of situations in
expansion drafts. You're going to get a bad
player, a bad contract, a bad injury or a bad
penon -and aome of them t.::!~ed in
three out of the four." -Head Dick
Motta of the now-respectable Dallas
Mavericks, commenting on the club's slim
pick.tnga in the 1980 NBA expansion draft.
90-76 . . . lteuy ll'lelda acored 18 pol.nta as Greg Ward's lay-up with 7:58 left gave the netted 14 of Mominpide'a 20 third-quarter points
10th-ranked UCLA continued its domlnaUon winners a 73-53 lead and Mesa wasn't able to pare It as the ho.ta~ a 10-point halftime lead into a
over California with a 70-60 triumph at Pauley to less than 15 points the rest of the way. 26-polnt lead thrc;>ugh three periods.
Pavilion. The win wu the 48th straight by the Kevin Hendenon wu perfect on 10 attempts Tammy Webb ICOl"ed 25 points and grabbed 10
Bruina over the Bears ... Terry Gauoa and from the line and Alex Adams collected a rebounds for Ocean View, which exits the playoffa
Sydney Lowe ignited a late drive by North eeaaon-hlgh 12 rebounds. with a 19-8 overall record.
Carolin.a State, powering th~ Wolfpack to a 70-63 Hendenon led all acoren with 22 polnta, while
upeet victory over third-ranked North Carolina And~ Ground (14), Brett Olivier (13), Ada.ma (13) Newport Christian, 39-36
in an AtlanUc Coast Conference game. and Tracy Mitchell (10) 800[,'ed ln twin ftguree. Tina Anderson and Debbie Mohler led
Oilers outlast Pittsburgh Ex .. K-ni·c'~s--Are-ac 1i'a-·me .,_ . Jlenderaon'a game also included seven Newport Chriatian with 14 and 10 points to move
IL I' reQ<>Unda lmd a1x aaslsta as ·Saddleback upped its · into the aecond round of the girls' anall achoo.It
Former New York Knlcks • record to 9-4 ln conference, 13-10 overall. playoffs.
teammates Biii Bradley and Dave
DeBuscltere have been named to the
Basketball Hall of Fame along with
Wayne Gr,tuy scored two goals; Iii including hia 50th of the aeaaon, as ,
Fmnonton outlasted Pittsburgh, 10-7,
last night in the National Hockey
League. Gretzky broke a 7-7 tie with 5:19 to play
as the Oilers handed the Penguins their 20th la.
in the lut 22 games. . .Elaewhere ln the Nia; Roa1s by BWy Barrh, Jolm ADdenoa and BW
Derlaco gave Toronto a 3-0 lead ln the first 16
minutes and the Maple Leafs went on to down
CalnrY. 5-3. It was the third victory ln a row for
the Maple Leafs. who moved one point ahead of
Detroit into the fourth and final playoff spot in
the Norris Division . . . Steve Larmer'• aeoond
goal of the night broke a tie with 13 leCOods
remaining in the aecond period and helped carry
Chicago to a 4-2 triumph over Hartford . . .
Goaltender Rola.M Meluaon registered hia first
NHL shutout and Bob Boante ta.llied twice as
the New York lslanden romped put Montreal,
5-0, handing the Canadiena their first shutout in
a lmost two years ... Eight different Phil-·
adelphla players 8COred as the Flyers poeted
an 8-5 victory over the New York Rangers . . .
Boston's Keldl Crowder scored twice as goalie
Pete Pee ten and the~ Bruins •napped a
two-game losing streak with a 6-2 win in
Minne9ota.
University of North Carolina Coach Dean SmJdl
and former Cincinnati Royall star Jack
Twyman. Abo to be enshrined in Sprtnatield,
Mass. May 2 will be the late Uoyd Leltlt, a
referee for four decades, and Loe Wilke, a former
president of the Amateur Athletk: Union and an
Olympk adm.lniatrator, who died ln 1962 ... An
arbitrator hu ruled that veteran pitcher Dave
Golh has to play the 1983 aeaaon for the Angela'
offer of $150,000. The 33-year-old right-hander
waa uk.ing foe $35(),000 ... Today's Daytona
500 auto race features a field of 42 can with
Rielly RM4 sitting on the pole . . . Formula
One driver Niki Laada suffered vertebrae
injuries during a c.rou-country akilna fall in
Austria thia week and will have to Interrupt hia•
training program . . . Eamou Coplu shot
put Steve Scott on the backstretch o1 the final
lap to win the mile run at yesterday's track and
field meet in Richfield, Ohio, beating the fonner
UCI star ln a meet-record time of 3 minutes,
57 .23 eeconds. Jose Abucal of Spain allpped past
Scott to take second ln 3:58.22 while Scott posted
a time of 3:58.42 .
Impressive opener for UCI.
Mike Powe ll and Rick
Holliday led UC Irvine's track
and field team with impreaaive
performances yesterday as the
Anteaters swept past Stanford
and Long Beach State in a
triangu.lar meet on the Anteaten'
campus.
F.ach qualified for the NCAA
Championahlp later in the year
-Powell leaping to a pel'90l\8l
best of 26-5 1A in the long jump
and Holliday going 53-lO'A ln
the triple jump, an Anteaters
record.
Powell a1ao tied hia own IChool
mark of 7-0~ in the high jump
In helping UC Irvine poet 85
points, which was more than
enough to di.apoae of Stanford
(65) and Long Beach State (51).
In the women'• division ucr.
Michelle Kelley had a nice
double, winning the long jump
with a 19-11 ~ effort, coupled
with a 24.6 in the 200 meters.
In all there were 14 penona1
besta chalked up by UC Irvine
athletes.
H'.arold Todd went 21.1 in
w1onina the 200 meten and Ken
Mflla put the shot 54-1 ~ in
taking that event. Duane Oark
WU aecond in the diacua with a
176-6 effort, f« a penonai best.
UCI II. ltMfwd II. '--ti .. Mii It. 11 ,.,.... ............. ,
11»-1. W.-(8). 10.t; 2. TOOCI (UCI).
IOA; S.. W81hlngton (L8). 10.e.
200-1. Todd UCI). 21.1; 2. W..ntngton
(LB). 21.1; 3. w..rne (8 ). 2 1.2.
400-1. P.U (8), 47.8: 2. vw.r.. (8). 41.t;
3 Tilclmpeon (L.81. 40.0.
I00-1. tW1d (UCI). 1:t0.6; 2. c-(L8).
1:6U ; 3. Neuc*e {UCI). 1;63.t . 1.500-1 . ...,.._ {UCI). 3:4'.I ; 2 Smlltl (8).
3:4'.t; 3. Atldrwul (8). 3:48.7.
&.Ol»-1. QqNm (8). 14:23.6; 2. Smith (8).
14:2t.t; a. a.ne CL.a>. 14ao.
3.000 ==-1. OrltMlm (S~ e:'4.0: 2. ....,,.;: c 8:au: a. F"'* cs ~.o. t10HH-i. Longino (UCI). 14.3; • Jon.
(8). 14.3; 3 .... (l.8). 1&.0.
400IH-1. Neltl (UCI). 5U: I. 1!11rw. (LI).
~a. He1M ce>. 56.1. 440 ,.._1. 8~ 41.6; 2. UC INN. 41.I; 3. Long llMdt St.. 41.t •
... ,._ -1. s..bd. 3:14.4; 2. Long
8-dl t t.. ll:1&A; 3. UC !Mne.1:20..2.
HJ.-1. POWll (ua), 7~ 2. ... CU). ·-~~ ... U-1. POM1 ~; I. "'* (\JOI).
24-2": a. Homdlf ~1 1~ TJ-1. ~10~; 2. ~ CU). .... ,044;.. (UQ). ..... ~
.-.n-1. un. {~ 2124; 2. Nell! (UCI).
aocM: 3. OdOlr9 (\JCI). "1'-0. PV-1. Elle (IJ), 1M; 2. l!lofnl (UCI).
15-0: 3. &.owNy (L8). 1-M.
tP-1 .... (UCO, 64-Ht; 2. Almonetil (8). 53-1; 3. Ollrtl (OCI). S0.10\4. HMwNr-1. ~ (l.8). 232-4; 2. Aofultt
(Conwerel T.C.), 20i-4; s. Hedlund (II.
1-.10 ....
UCI a winner in Las Vegas
LAS VSGAS -Bo Ken"t
atruck out ei&ht, Gary Brah1
fOl"Ded former El Modena w.b
star Jim J'reP to fly out for iN
f.lnal out ud Dwren Kelchner"
had a double and triple u UC
Irvine pu.layed It all for a 3-2
victory ovet the Univenlty of
New Malao last nflbt.
Kelchner tripled to
right-center In the aeventh
lnnlng and acored when Jim
Guho tingled to left for the
wtnntna marliJl.
Kent WM lifted ln the teWnth
Dfecu9 -1. Mlllt (UCI), 164-5; 2. Clarlt '
(UCI). 11M; 3. Hedlund (SI. 183-10.
WOMSN le.lord 111, USC .. UC lrYtM M
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Graridstaf f's blast
• sparks Rustlers
A dramatic home run In the bott.om
of the 10th Inning helped Oolden
West take a pair of games to highlight
area community college ba1ketball
action yesterday.
Meanwhile, Orange Coast went
down to defeat for the first Ume thla
year In the opening round of the
Southwestern Tournament and
Saddleback was stopped by Cerritos.
Here's what happened:
BASEBALL
hJa aecond aave. Tho eventual winning
run for thf' RuHtlcmHame In the top of
the sixth when Canada plwher Kevin
M<:Clelland walked It in.
Harbor I 0, OCC 2
Bob GrundstaH
U I
From P1ge 81
UCSB would bet unable t.o c:rKk tho ri t of the
nlaht .
Junior 11uard Michael 8Mns dlr0<:i.td th W.:l
ult Solely stvt"n th• polnt &I.lard Jut.I" for tnt"
tint time thl1 1ca1on, Bean• r ponded lo the
rl'lponalblllty b)' tylntJ th echool record ln aMllll
(with 13), srobbln1 1ix stealJ and ecorlna nlno
polnta.
And, the rf'Clpjentl of Beant' aeneroeity were
primarily forward Ben McDonald -a pme-h1ah
30 wtnta and team-hl1h 17 rebound.a -and former
point guard, now •hooter Georae Turner -who
had 18 polnll, five llllisll and hit four of eevon
three-point aucmpll.
"I feel more comfort.able now," said Bean1,
who was coming off the bench and aeelna Utlle
playlna Ume early In the year. "l'm mott 1ure, _in
what rm dolr\i."
VE EEDING ...
"l 1elt good," Mc:t>onald added. "1 wana.d to ,
1huot thtt boll. Wtwn l f"l conflMnl DI ~"the ] ball 1J 1olng t.O tu In 60·6& Pf'ttent ol IN U...
Th bell Wl'nt ln.60 ~t (37 of el) Oljthe
Umo for tho An~atert u a team • UCI'• ~
I ad of the nl&ht waa the final toore.
"It rcallr wa1n't that cuy. At ~alt I didn't
thlnk It waa.' aald ~Waan, who haln't ..-n "*Y ;
C'U)' wins thl.a year. i
"l think thll ll thc: flnt ume, In maybe abc 1.1*. I
that we've beaten them pretty aood."
"What we have to do now ta win tM ,..., ID we :
can have some momentum 1olnc Into the playolfl."
noted freehman forward Ronn.le Grandiloll. who
came off the bench to eoore 10 pol.nta. Ctnter Bob
Thornton joined hla teammates in double fipet
Golden West 2, Canada l
Golden West 4, Fresno J
The Pirates were vi~Umb.oo by an
elgh t -run sl x th Inn Ing as the r-------------------------=-----------------------~
Seahawks parlayed six hlta, three
walks and a hit by pitch In the frame
with 13.
Bob Grandstaff slugged a three-run
homer In the bottom of the 10th
inning as the Rustlers beat Fresno to
cap a big day with a pair of wins i.n .
the Sequoias Tournament in Visalia.
The double victory keeps Golden
West unbeaten at 4-0 with games
against Chabot at 10:30 and Sequoias
at 1:30 slated for today.
G~andstaff 's blast came with
tea mates Kevin Elater and Ron
Mo llo aboard and presented the win
to Scott Marsh. who tossed a
three-hitter in going the distance.
Marsh struck out three in posting his
second victory of the season against no
defeats.
Golden West scored Its first run in
the third Inning against Fresno as
John Altobelli doubled in the run.
In the opener, Ed Clark went six
innings ~ earn his first win of the
season with Beje Mahoe picking up
to pull away. .
Dave Tinoco was one ot the bright
spots for OCC, driving in one of the
Pirates' two runa and going 3-for-6.
Orange Coast returns to action
Tuesday against LA Valley.
Cerritos l 0, Saddle back 3
The Gauchos self-destructed wuh
four costly errors which led to eight
unearne d runs for the vis iting
Falcons.
Saddleback took a short-llved 1-0
lead in the first inning, but Cerritos
C'hased Gaucho starter Ben Sanchez
with a pair of runs m the third and six
more in the fourth.
At the plate, Randy Cummings had
two singles and Mark Grace and
Steve DeAngeles each drove In runs
for Saddleback.
Now 3-3. Saddleback visits Santa
Ana for a 2:30 contest Wednesday.
Confideni Kite in front
Morgan, Hallbert share second in San Diego
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tom Klee, in 201 at the Too-ey Pines Golf Course
commanding position with a 4-stroke was one shy of the course record :iel
lead," had no 'trouble describing his by last year's champion, J ohnny
near-perfect play in yesterday's third Miller.
round of the San Diego Open. Gil Morgan , winner of the first
"It's heaven out there," said Kite, events of the winter, and Gary
who is on the verge of winning Hallberg, a non-winner, were tied for
consecutive tour titles for the first second at 205.
time in his 11-year mreer. Ben Crenshaw, Dave Eichelberger
"I'm more confident in my swing and Lon Hlnkle were in fourth, five
than at any time in my life," said Kite strokes behind.
after his 4-under-par 68 threatened to Six strokes off the pace were John
turn the event into a runaway. Cook. Don Pooley and Tom Watson, a
two-time winner here and the tour's The 4-shot cushion "gives me a leading money winner four times in
little breathing room. U I take care of the last six years.
my own b~ I'll be all right." Kite was even-par after two holes,
For Kite, it's an opportunity to bury but his 3-stroke lead dwindlec;Lwhen
the bridesmaid label that he's he bogied No. 3, a par-3, allowing
carried for much of his career. Crenshaw and Cook to move within a
His 15-under-par, 54-hole total of stroke.
Collision mars yacht race
By ALMON LOCKABEY o.a, f'let 9oeltntl wn.
MARINA DEL REY -Thirty
seconds before the start of the Marina
del Rey to Puerto Vallarta race
yesterday there were 18 yachts
jockeying for position.
But when the starting gun aounded
there were only 17, the result of a
resoun(iing collision that badly
damagefi one boat and caWled several
others to be late croa&ng the line.
The collision was between the
· · 48-foot Panther, skippered by Chris
Warner, Pacific Mariners Yacht Club,
and Jump Up Charlie, Harold
Gordon accepted.
Olympic resident
Speclal to Cite Daily Pilot
COLORADO SPRINGS
Huntington Be.ch'• Jame1 Gordon. a
16-year-old junior at Edlaon High
School, haa been accepted as a
permanent resident at the Olympic
TraJnlng Camp and hu become a
member of the national cycling team.
Gordon wu one of four athletd
.elected throughout the nation for the
training here, geared toward the 1984
Olympic Games.
I 'The aprint soed•Hat hu tranaferred
to Palmer ifiih School here ln
Colorado Springa and la ICbeduled to
compete on a European tour ln
Auguat and !n New Zealand ln
October, following the nallonala in
July.
I
WHY_ '
Pudewa, Buccaneer Yacht Club. The
to.yo yachts met head-on as they were
sailing in opposite directions seconds
before the ptart.
Jump Up Charlie was headed for
the line along with several other boats
in her class and Panther was reaching
away from the line to retime her start
when the crash occurred between
boats.
Jump Up Charlie waa severely
damaged with a hole in her port bow
and about half her port rail torn off.
She retired from. the race but Panther
came about and continued in the race.
The other boats which narrowly
avoided the crash were late starting.
The race started in a brisk 12-14
knot breeze and a leftover lumpy sea
from the previous night's Santa Ana
wind.
A few minutes after the start three
boats were fighting an even battle for
the lead. Monte Livingston's
Peterson-50 Checkmate held a slight
advantage to weather ~ith Jim
Fuerfstein's Santa Cru&-50 Tribute
slightly to leeward and the new
Morgan-45 Hokule A down near the
beach.
Edison seeks coach
Deadline for appltcanta for tht
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Leigb, is March 7 according to Edi8on
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Canyon'• Rene Conrlquei and &l
Oondo'1 Ty PtmblMon, 1.ui year'1 CJr
champ.
"Ru.tll dJd an excellent 1ob for ua the
lut two dayt,'' uld a beunl"f, Fou.nsaln
Valley eo.ch John ac.Jet. He'• been
our most conaiatent wrwtler."
Pembleton can1ed 1 40.3 record lnto
th• mat.ch, wllh two of the lOMet t'Omina
to Conrtquei. And Conrtqun made ft
three 1tta1aht wlih a 5-4 deciak>n.
And Huntlnat.on Beach'• Bob Ourbu2
lolt hie tirat match aft.er 33 victorMe to
Oxnard'• Barajaa In an 8-2 declalon.
Gurbus fln1ahed ln thlrd place and will
atlll ldvance to Saturday'• CIJ' Mute111
meet at Weatminater Hlah.
Speeklna of corwl.ac.ncy, Sunny Hilla'
Enc Cllborne, who finllhed flnt ln the
CIF and atate Jut yelJ', lmfroved hta
l'k'Ord to 24-0 with a pln o Oxnard'•
Frank Baraju (2:37) in the 170-p(>und
dM1ton.
Moat lntthruJng matchup of the ntaht
waa the 20~·pound match betwe.n
The top five wre.tlers tn each weight
d1vtaion advance to the Mast.en with the
1lxth·place wreatler serving a1 the
alternate.
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~ings
settle
for tie
lNGLEWOOD (AP) -Ken
ttou1ton'1 aecond 1~1 of lb•
pme at 9:42 of the flnaJ period
nttect the Waahlncton Capl'-11
into a 3.3 tie whh lhe Loe
Anaelet Kln11 ln • National
Hockey LMcue pme JMt ftllbt..
Charlle Simmer had ajven tlw
Kl.nat a 3-2 lead jult 2:1~ euUer
.. LOI Anaelet touaht t.ck from
an 9rly 2-0 deficit.
Jim Fox had brou1hl the
Kln11 even at 2-2 wlth a
3~-footer that beat Wuh!nl'Oft
goalie Pat Riggin htgh on ihe
glove aide at 1:33 of the third
J>eriod. The Capitals, 29-18-14, took
thelr 2-0 lead on Houlton'• fint
goal at 16:~3 of the fl.nt period
and Bengt Guatafuon's ·goa1 ai
3:2~ of the MCOnd period.
Houston'• flrat 1oal came
during a Wu.blnaton power play
aa he taf ped fn a five-foot
rebound o a ahot by Milan Novy.
Gu1taf11on beat Lo• Angelee
goalie Markua Matt.an with a
15-foot wrlat ahot.
Marcel Dionne continued hil
hot atreak by firing a 20-foot shot
off a rebound at 13: 14 of the
second period for the first LOI
Angeles goal. Dionne now baa 22
goals and 16 ~lst.a in hia i.a,t 19
gamee. The Kings, 20-29-10, have a
5-2-2 record ln thelr laat nine
1ames.
UCI fourth
• • 1n tennis
tournament
...
. ! .·
-'.11 II·•• UC Irvine'• double. team 01 •
Eric Quade and Mark Ramos
extended Southern Cal's Tim " '
Pawsau and Gerry Lemon
before bing a 6-4, 7-5 decision <f'~ I
yeeterday, the near·mi11
catapultlni the Anteaters into
fourth place ai the 10th annual
San Dteao Intercollegiate tennia
t.ou.mament at the University of
San Diec<>.
Quade and Ramos moved
through the semifinals with
hardly a hit.ch. disposing of their
Long Beach State foet, 6-3, t-0,
before finally auocumbing to the use team, which led the "Trojana
to the team title.
UCLA tlnlahed with 44 pointa, :
1ix behind the Trojiru while
Pepperdine was third at 34,
followed by UCI'1 26.
Abo dolJ'\I well in alnps WU
Ken Derr of UC Irvine, who wu
runnerup in the No. 2 flight
conaolations.
In women's don, UC Irvine
finiahed seventh in the Ariz.ona
Invitational yeaterday after
defeating the University of San
DI.ego, 6-3.
The Anteaters enjoyed auccea
ln lingle9, winning the nwnber
two, three, fo ur and five
matches. Postlng the victories
were Maria Myers, Linda
Mallory, Lola Trenwith and
Gretchen Bering.
UCI returns home to meet the
Unlvendty of Michigan Tuesday
afternoon at 1:30.
UCI women
romp, 68-43
UC Irvine'• women'•
buketball team upped i1a ncord
to 11 -13 yeateiday, dea1Jn1
vlaitin1 UC Santa Barbara a
68--43 .etbadc.
The Ant.eat.en clicked m 26 o(
49 from the field (53 pel'Q!Dt) and
made 16 of 19 free throws in
handina Santa Barbara tea lNt ·•
-ln 25 1tarta.
Katherine Hamilton led the •
way wlth 20 pointa and alx • ~'
reboundl, while teammate Jackie •,
VanderPoel added 10 pointa and '1
alx rebound.a. :
Alao ln double fi1ure1 In ,' · -.utna WM Vickie Simpeon. who ~ -4
~10 poln1a for the winners. .
UCI'• next 1tart 11 Tueaday . nlaht when the Anteat.en vlltt
Cal Sta'8 LOI ~ In a '1:30 .....
~
<>reno-Ooeet OAILV PtlOT/~, '*uert to1 t ..
High school spring spoi!ts pI!eviewed
Baseball, track, • tennis, volley_ball, swimming just around the corner
Thi• 11 the third tn a aerie• of arttclH
previewlnc area hifh achool aprtnc aporta.
Marina ready to make a run
Laat year'• 1ucce11 on the m
tn.h-eoph level may be IW't.clna on the
vanity level thla yev at Marina Hlah
where track and field co.ch Dave OkUn
lt1ll hM a number of underclamnen hllh on hla Uat
of potential wtnnen.
"Huntington Beach look.a like the team to
beat.'' aaya Okura, "but Marni. juat may be a
contender.'' Amona the Viklnp' 1enion
are Jim Smith (8:28 and 4:28
2-mile and mile u a eophomore);
Curt Huaffe (13-0 in the pole
vault) and Tom Piechota
(welahta).
Leadtn1 Juniors Include
·Mike Malone (6-2 h1lh jumper),
Greg Doud (4S.7~ ln the triple
jump and 18-10~ In the long
I jump), Eric Kannan ( 10.6 ln the --= UlmM 100 and strona ln the 220. too).
Tom Wheeler (hurdles), Ron Rolerwwefl (ahot and
dbcwa) and Jim Boatman (52.4 ln the 440 u a
eophomore).
Chip Ri1h 11 an obvloua standout in the
eophomore claaa. havin& loged a 10.4 and 23.1 ln
the aprlnt1 u a freshman. Alao In the 100:
Sophomoce Shawn Malley.
Freshmen ahowtng potential are Shawn Hall
and Preston Hayslet1e. Al.-> a potential contributor
in the ahot put ta Jeremy .Boetrnan.
Seahawks' track ranks thin
Stan Clark, who helped coach fJI
Fountain Valley ff1ah ln Su.met Le.aue
track and field a year aao. la trying nta luck with Oceen Vlew'a Seahawb. ~
It may be a bfl challenae, however, with only a
handful of top proapecta appuent.
Among the •nion are Lorenzo Augustine,
Todd Allen. Mark Lambe, Dave Savase and Kevin
Walah. Jo Archibald la a junior.
-Augustine Ja &he Sa.hawks' top sprinter. while
Allen and Lambe fi8ure ln the ahof put and di8cua.
A:lao in the d.i8cm ia Savqe.
Walah ia Ocean Vlew'1 No. 1 athlete ln the 880
and mile, Archibald will handle the longer cl.inances
at a mile and 2-miles.
Pendleton paces Capo
Pat Callahan haa taken over the m
Cougars' track and field program and
althouQb he's light in numbers. he may
be fal.rly deep ln talent. t
Among hia top .enion at Capistrano Valley
High I.a Reggie Pendleton along with junion Adam
Shapiro and Mike Bal.ala and sophomore Brian
Blµetrich.
,Bas·ketball
scores
c:r UC !MM ff. UC 81nt8 Betbln
74
Cll Stall Full8non 90. Pdlc 12
Long 8Mdl St. 83. Sen .i-St. • N9ot8da Lal VegM 11t, Utah 8t.
78 St. MlllY• 71. Loyoll 78
891 '*"° 8'. 74, ...... 71
IJCl.A 70, Clllbnl8 IO USC to, li.nford 78
W81Nngton 79, Or9gOll 18
Wllltllngton St. 83, Or9gOll St.
It (ot)
88nte CW. 79, Perpp81dl11e 88 Sen Dlilgo 51. Oonzllgll 53
~ •• Cel Poty Pomona
IO Cll ~LO 42. CS Nor1hl10g8
4t .
HumbOkft 8t. 82. UC 0.-.. M CS........_ n , Cll St-. LA
41
Cll Blptlllt t02. awtll Colege aa cs Do1111nou1:1 Hiii• H . UC ~65 Occldlntal 16, a..mont-Mudd
56
S•n Fr•nCllCO St. 13, s.cr•••llO It. • Sol'°"'9 St. et, a11co et. eo 8~ St. 72. ...,_d St.
83
-Brodi¥\ c:.·· U84U 61
MroM 1t. 11. M1Dne 10 -avu • "" f'«Oe 11 utlh at, CoMndo St. 4'
NIWd8....., ....... 8t. 83
Cokn;lo ... Kil.-St. ..
ldltlo 71. N. Mione ... ~St.51,~M
ldlflO M. 11, Mor"8NI St. 78
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,,.,.. ..... ~1· DrWt1.~ ... Wiie..._. 11J 11. VllllPlrlllO
" Moi......, It. 71. Youne-town It. 19
E. T-8l. 13, VMI t4
8amb'd ... tM Loulll9ne 17
ScMlttl Clrolna 85. Hoty Cfo.
5t
W. Cerolna M, ~St.
63 e... Cerollne ... Nevy 17 Tn.~73.~
71 Nctwno11d 56, PrO'Menoe 54
l.AIMlllei'le Tedi 88. *"-St.
71
AIL-8lrmlllgt..n 16. 8. Alabetne
80
SW LouWMa 11. Pllfl ArMncen
71
SE Loulllene 841, T-St.
86
Ml.-l..lttle Aoell ... ~
97
Cttadlll 78. Furmen ..
V•. Commonw••lth 1 0, W. ~·7 Mwnir 8t. IO • ...,.._ Tenn. 88 .. ~t6.0wi~l3 ........,. ti. c.w. PoM a
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8ollofl U. 89, V.-rnont 15 Lorie ...... u. 94, w.-7t ~-.v ... e1
~ n . Rhode 111enc1 ..
...,_... ... Comll " ...... 16, Tow.on 8t. 73
c.11111'9 "· ........ at (ot) lyl'80llM tot. 8oecon Colege .. .._ 12. 8'. Fr8fldl. NY ..
St. Bon•••ntur• 13, Weit
VlrQlrA8 • ' (al) ~ 1•. o.1moue1 n ~11.ar-41 SI. Freftdl, PL IO, e.ftimore II ~U.M,L.aS...13
~.,.,,.....72
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Ofwlgl c... 72. ..... Me .r
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CliOIMIOill M, lerl IJleOO M trnpertllV""'111.~ ., --oou.w
Ml I I II
UC INlll9 a, UC..,.. ler1*'a
43
Bnckel1 key to Oilen' hope
HunUna&on BMch Hlah bueball • coach Mike Dodd toraee1 the 1883
campalp u a IOlld lhot at the Swwet Leque champ6oNNp with pitcher Gary ·
Buckela, an all-luau• and All-Oranp County
selection u a junior, hMdlna the peck.
"We're balanced and we ahouJd have a ,ood,
all-around tftm," N)"I Dodd, who led the Olien to
a third place finiah and a CIF 4-A playoff berth a
year•· Al.a with mound dutlea for
the Ollera are aeniora Eric
DarllnatQn and Scott Green and
junlorl I>on Dooley and Pat
Gordon, but It would appear
that Buckela wW be the OOen'
chief hope on the mound,
especially dunn, Jeque.
Behind the plate ia Junior
Eric Shirley and sophomore
DaveGrace,whileatfintbue
are Gordon and Green, the plt.chen.
Dodd'a infield corpa conaitta of aeruon Lou
Harrigan, Charlea Hartwell, St.eve Craven and Ron
Privett, while the outfield will come from lenion
~~mpeon, Jeff Lopez, Jim Kennedy and
Estancia Sea View favorite
Outlide hlt1er Dou1 Pinckney, an m All-CIF aelectkln aa a junior, along wlth
two other returning 1tarten (Dan Ga.
and Matt Carrico) make the Estancia
Hiah~ the team to beat ln Sea View League voile .
oach Mike Pomeroy'• perennial league
champions and a CIF quart.erfl.naliat a year ago,
appear to be in aolld ahape again, although
Pinckney may be getting a late
atart because of baaketball
oommitmenta.
'1We ahould be OK," aaya
Pomeroy. "Pinckney, G .. and
Carrico are potentlaJ All-CIF
players."
Gaa~ ia another outside
hitter. who'll blend well with
outafde hitter Jim Knowlton, a
standout jumper and starter for
ooue ~ the F.aaJ.ea.
Carrico la a middle blocker, who'll be backed
up by Gcxdorl Guat and junlon Scott Garmon and
Sherman Dickman.
J ohn Wallace appears to have the edge at
aetter, although another junior, Tim McLaughlin I.a
al90 ln the=· Other lon in the fold lnclude outside hitters
David Ro. and Steve Conte. Namer Mustafa and
Brian Faust, a couple more buketball players, could
al90 be a factor. They're both leD.ion. 'the F.aglea
are ranked No. 3 ln Orange County, behind South
Cout League powera Laguna Beach and San
Clemente.
Pratt, Demarco lead Barons1
l'ountain Valley H19h'1 baaeball • team appears to be aolld In every
department with eyH on a Sunaet
~e title and/or CIF 4~A playoff
<.:oech Tom Krall hu two returning starters In
catcher Steve Pratt and outfielder Ken !lemarco. a
. pair o{ eenSors.
Str'Ong right-handed pitching ia available in
senior Greg LeMaater and
~~ junior Brian Belcher, a1ana with i;; • southpaw Duanne Maaje, a
junior with an auortment of ~ pitchel, mostly off &peed.
'1111 • Senion Pete Plampano and .,. fll Mike Lopez flaure aa the ~\ 2 Barona' flrat and 1econd fl: basemen, while jun.ion Dave
• Leona.rd aod Gary Schoonover ·~ nave the lelt-.lde of the Infield
taken care of.
ln the outfield are junion Joe Jacquen°ud and
Steve~ In duels with leDion Kevin !mptina
aod (l.y BumeU. foe the rtabt to flank Demarco In
cent.er field.
Al8o expected to contribute ia aen1or lnflelder
Dave Kluver.
and bMcklt.rok . All, lnddenWly, were membera of
the Sailors' CIF •·A water polo flnallN.
Tinaler la ln the lndMdual medley and 100 and
200 f,....tyi.. wbll• Laweon LI one ot the be\w
pl"Olpec\I around, havilw alrMdy tone 2:10 and 1:04
In th• lndlvldual medley and breutroke u a
(reehman. ~·
Oilers loaded in every area
If -~nrone tella you Huntlnt:,s; m
Beech Hlah'• OOen are lOMild for
a1 the tnck and field aeuon aPl)l'Olehea,
believe It. The OUen of eo.lch Caner
Lewla are eolid in every catepy.
"We have 10 returntni varalty lettermen from
lut year'• champlonahlp &Mm," uya Lewia, "and
we're optlmiatic th.at eome of our younger kJda
ml1ht fW the holes left from eome outstanding
8faduattnc aeniort. '' • Amanl the 1tandouta ln the
Ollen' CIOfttinaellt are dJatance aw Gua Quinonez. Gres Bauah
and Todd Johnlon. triple jumper
Carl Saterfield, wel1ht men
John Zehnder and Roger
Maaangkay, aprlntera Richard
Mendota and Louie Cerda. Paul
Parka and Danny 'Thompeon ln
the 440 and eophomore-" Jamel
oue au•o•m Gamer ln the bJ&h jump.
Quinonft. Baugh and John.eon were a virtual
sweep in the Su.met Leaaue cro. country finala,
Saterfield ia a 44-11 trip.ie jumper, Mendoza and
Cerda are in the 10.3 range and 'Thompeon went
51.7 ln the 440 and 39.9 ln the low hurdlea.
Mua.ngkay went 49-9 and 146-0 ln the ahot
and c:lllcua u a sophomore. Gamer'a capebilitiee ln
the hi1h jump a.re uncertain, although Lewis is
very opt1mlatk.
Others who definitely figure l:n Lewia' plana:
John Edward.I (880), Billy Ray (hurdles) and Bob
Backwa (pole vault).
Laguna Beach pitching deep
The outlook for Laguna Beach High Ill bueball coach-Joe Ronquillo ham to be on
the p1ua aide -at leut ln terms of
experience and potendal plt.cben. .
''We played with three eenion last year," aaya
Ronqulllo. "Hopefully our key will be experience
and thoee pltcben."
Thole pltchen are aenkn Soren Ltpeon, Mike
Minney (reliever), Dru Murphy, Aaron Soleman
and SMn O'c.onner, junioc Juoo
Hawklna and eophomore Rex
Reuor.
Lipcn and Murphy should
carry the major load, but lt they
need help, it appears it'a
available.
Senior catcher Skip Crou1 ia
one of the big keys for Laguna
Beach'• deJenM.
Inflelden include aenlora
John Map-. John Padaham and
David Scheiner, ln addition to junior thlrdbueman
Paul Del PlDo.
Outfielders in the fold lnclude aeniora Jerry
Hill and Doug Pritchett, alon& with sophomore
Mark MLGnth.
ExCl!!98 pitchen will alao provide help ln the
infield (Soloman and Murphy) and the outfield
(O'Conner aod Upeon).
Pitchers hold key for Vaqs
U you think you've beard this one ••
before, you 'r. rl&ht.
Irvine Htgb 1-eball COllCb Bob Flint
~. thJa year'• outlook la blffk, and . "llone9t. thia yeer. really questionable."
The Vaquero9 were 11-3 in Sea View League
play a year .,o and In the CIF 2-A playof& for the
MCOnd atrataht year deaplte aimJlar preseuon
vtewa.
Eagles' pitching cloudl iNue
Strength• at the cornen and In II ctn..,. tield, couplild with ... qUllldoD
marlcl in hJtUnl Ind pf tchinf mUal It I
difficult picture to un1cramble a&
l'.fl.anma Hi1h aa the r.ci. ........ -I« Saa VAew Le. bueball llCUon .--~tUnl &I alwayit·a qu.Uon mark • a t.eMft.••
•Yt vewran COICh Ken Millard. ''We're iouO at
tbe comen and the m&cldi. ot the ln6tld Is OIC 'n.
outfield ia aood. too. ~ I
wiab I knew. No hllh adlool
team can tw'Vive without U."
Millard will be pleclQI a lot
of hia hopee on 110phomore &on
Clements, ln add!Uon to jwUol'
Mel Richardson, aenlor
.outhpaw Tom Llnk, 1enlor I
Reuben Johnaon, junior
eouthpaw Chria Mathews, ~.,
&ott Covey and Jon Jobnl&on ,
(the latter four a1ao oudlitklen). j
Mike Campeau ham fint bw locked = belnc named All-Sea View Leque and All
County u •junior. and junion Dan Ludwick .nd
Steve Johnaon are at eecond and third. St.eve
Johrwon appean to have a lock on ah9rtatop.
C'.o1ln Han1.oa1. a lenior, I.a 80lld ln center field,
but the rest appeata up ln the alr with MllJard bavlngthe~vantageof1eVeraloptiom.
Othen on the roeier lnclude catcher Matt Wolf,
infielden Kirk Stone and Ken Cowan and Jeff
Graham (lnf-of).
Ellison, Mabe pace Chargers
LaRuffa '1 l"09ter and just six can claim
Edlaon High'• baseball outlook II
features just aevm tenion on Coach Ron
vanity experience aa the Chargers '
attem~to mold together a team capable of
defe their 1982 Sunset League champ6onlhip. 3
Pau Elliaon, a junior catcher, and aenior ~
1hortatop Todd Mabe return with two years of e
vanity experience, while 9eCOl'ld bueman Charlel t ,. ., Guest, pltcher-.outfielder St.eve I
Oveniem, pitcher-third buetnul .
Jeff Kwolek and pit(:ber Shaun . Ta~inep, all .aenlon, return !
after one year's experience with
the vanity.
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Four of tboee were ln the atartina lineup ln the CIF 4-A
pJayofla laat year -Guest ln
left field, Mabe at ahortatop,
Kwolek at third and ZW.00 at "°"' ~· the delicna~ hitter spot. Up from the junior vanity are aborUtop Dave
Dugan, outfielden Todd Nuh, Jeff Miller and
Randy Himllton, pltchen Rich Black and Brian Coe
(both rtght-handen), fint bueman Andy Sincla1r,
catcher Rich Camacho and third baseman Erle
Conant. I • ~
Just one eophomore I.a on the varsity roster -~
outfielder Pat Walker. A newcomer ta ly pitcher-outfielder Jim AUier (left-hander).
Trojans can boast experience '.
The Trojlna, under Univenity High II . Coach Jerry Jelnkk, finiahed with a
respectable 6-8 Sea View League
' buebUI reoord a year aao -a major 1m-
pr0vement over put • ,..., And. they fliure to
spake thino lnterestiq ap1n. although the 1aa\ae
ta much like the recent buketbtil nee -witll a
number of Jegltimate contenders.
Jelniclt has 11 aenion on the club, gMna him
ample expef'.lence, and In tNery dlrectlon.
Amona 1hem are lnfielden C.oWn Cate. Rob
Gentile, Chr1a JohNOn, Jeff Morris and Barry
Sneed. outtielden Ken Eva.na. Dave Hcdord, Gary
Ianuzzi and St.eve Pas,e and pltchen Mike Frei and
Cbrt.a Marx.
Paul Brown and Graham Everett are Junioc' J
catc.hen. Al8o In. the junior c1UI are pitcher Norm
Stolz.off and infielder JlllOD Gentile. :·
CdM still tops in tennis
Perennial CIF 4-A tennla power
Corona del Mar, under the band of
ea.ch Dave Heffern, ap1n appear\ to be
the team to beat ln the ·sea View
League, althouab Newport Harbor and Uniwnlty
appear to be clol.ina in. Amana Heffern'• ttable are three three-yeer
lettermen -Brien Sullivan. Jeff Ewin& and John
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WMher. I Four junion return with •tartina credentials •
aopbcxnonl _Scott Browneberpr. John Bmtetler.
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David Proppmi Frank fflnman Al8o In the tokt •
tenlOC' Bh 8°' •11• . y:=(::: w:r ~~~'°Cd:=.
BendetU, Brian Bennett. Jeff Smith and Crala
ManchelW. l
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On -the sloRes
Clothes must be warrn and functi0nal
By VIDA DEAN
Of the Daily Pilot Staff
Looking good on the slopes means more than
carving out graceful turns on those downhill runs.
Sliiwear fashions come into "play. But, more
important to skiers than colorful attire is warmth and
functional clothing.
For ski clothing to function properly, it must
trap body heat through insulation, windproof
closures and be water repellant.
Clothes are insulated with down or synthetic
fillings. "There have been improvements made
recently in the synthetic fillings," said Toni Leffler,
buyer and manager of Newport Ski Co. in Newport
Buch.
"Downl however, is longer wearing and Is
recommended for dry skiing while SY.nthetlcs are
best for damp wet skiing," she addect.
One-piece suits have been strong .ellers this
season, according to Leffler. TheY are styled to acco~te the cofdett or the warmest of ski days
-rOOlfty enough to be worn over ll1hter clothing
yet slim enough to be top~ by vem or parkas.
• There ts le11 heat loM with the one-piece suits tllan ski "'nts ind a ~ket, ~1111)' around the .....
f~ ~t ot the body tieit can be lost" when tbi heaif:11 not covered. So, Whether the skier's ·.
cidke II stockln1 type caps, ear mufflers, bibbed
style caps in wool or wool blends, the headgear is of
utmost Importance. • · ·
Other warmers in the ski wardrobe include long
underwear, sweaters, windshirts, gloves, face
protectors and wool-blend socks and sock liners.
The warmest underwear is the.Jightweight sheer
wool, followed by wool-silk (omblnatlons and
cotton.
Leather is the most durable material for gloves
and added warmth can be obtaineti by metamc
threaded liners. .
Designers offer one ski collection ~f~· year.
"Each year we see new colo~ and new and
improved fabrics," Leffler said. .
"There are mife pockets In ski faihlona this
year." There's rooln for sunscreens Hp balms,
tissues money and credit carill and ktP.o
"Skiers are careful with tMlr dollan. They are
lookin1 for quality. The ~nnen usU1lly start off
with one or two outfits. It's not lneJ:CP.9n1lve to stan
a 1klln1 wardrObe but then a IOt of the dothfnl Is
· verutlfe ind can ~ worn for other outdoor sports,"
Leffler ldded. .
Stron1 .colors this MllOO 1re pin"'· purP.l,e, Ymfte
ind red. "Men .-e more con=• tha-bUt t"9Y. are P.I~ to brtPt~ ~/'ttl ~ Anet a tlriil ftlot~, tiObtt .,.,... moet Im~~ ~i ...... Wiii --i1'lte boo
shOuld maf~lt_tJdlPI:~ "1tltf• ~ '"* someone whQ It an ..., It fttdn1 and ltnews fftt.
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Men are choosing
brighter colon in
skiwear and Mark
Ziper, (left) i8 riding
the current trend as he
gets a lilt at Snow
Valley in the San
Bernardino Moantaim.
l\nd, not to be outdone
in new colorful stylea
is slopemate Susan
Brown. Below, Brown
acceeeorizea her
one-piece Nila 1uit with
a bright headband and
matching purple boots
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Sl<in cote comes in out of the cold
r.&.uet-2.. ..
Wtncer ewn 11 mild 11 we have lt here,
t.alull lll \OU on lk1n. J'1e91 probebly fl' the WOii\
of l\, but \ha cooler w•&Mr affecte OW' wboae
bodl•. heed '° toe. On a nant trip to the mountalm. where
there w11 mow l nodced my akin w11 dryer and
needed more mo&etwill"I and otllrw·
U you are • lkSet' and out for IOnetr perioda
than my lhort mountain wallm. ~ u .. from
CUnJque micht prow helpful.
When you come ln from iM cold, extoliace all
over with • llqu.&d lotion or a palr\y .:rub '° u.
in the bath or .twwer. nu. ~ the tlakel
that make akin look dry and ..ty and it allo
clHR the way for ~ and lodonl. The
lot.Iona can pt rtaht at a &.h new layer of akin.
Then, llnootM all OYW a lood "'°'8turller on
the face and throet with a bocf y lotion for
everythina elle.
chip or t:n.k. M 'ti"I • naO olntment (or peWolilw'n jelly) on Md around the nail• will
1Mke them healthier, 1tronaer with Udler cuticlel.
And, thll Mint treetrnent ta aood for the toenalll
too.
Sun l)eem1na on snow burnt akin. You need
a effecdV. au.n ~ &o procect you. And ""' ...... or ..... are a ftM¥\, (Siders. llCCOl"din& to T.i Leff1ir Ol ~ Sid Co .. are 1P811d!N1
_.. GQ -1 . 'J1lijy can a.. OUl 8 ~t
of the WU-.~ Without the sa-you
Hair that hal been under a ~ ... rf _.
to loee its natw'al h.aater. It can be t b9ck to
life with oon4itionen that lftlOOthe
hainhafta and help hff.l up 1pllt ends. · can ,n anow .)
Nails auffer ln cooler weether, too. The aaine
weather that givea you chapped handa will make
cuticles rougher, nalla drier and more likely to . -.
A amall ltkk Qf lubtlcation ii a aodNi1d fqr ualftl on the tipa, and under the eyea aa extra
pro'8C1ion ep1nlt ~ •
ORANGE COUNTY ALUMNAE
CHAPTER of Alpha Xi Delta will
meet Feb. 21 to hear American Field
Service atudent Kriata Kiaen, who
recently returned from Italy. For
more infonnation, call &nily Zakum
at 633-7530.
COSTA MESA WOMEN'S CLUB
has set a Feb. 22 deadline for
re.ervationa to the apring luncheon
and fuhion ahow elated for March 4
at noon at the clubhouse. For ticket.
in.fonnatioo, call Alice Gwnulinaki at
645-1437.
THE COLONEL WILLIAM
CABELi,. CHAPTER of the
Daughter• of the American
Revolution wlll hold ita annual
achoola awarc:W ceremony...J'eb. 23 J,l .•
the AmertcaJi Legion Hall In w~
Beach. For information. call 646-~7.
THE LAS OLAS CHAPTER OF
INTERNATIONAL Toaatmiatreu
Club will meet Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. ln
the Mucury Savlnga and Loan
building ln Huntington Beach for a
chapter speech conteat. For
reservations, call Lynn Banker at
833-7264.
LAGUNA NIGUEL WOMAN'S
CLUB membera will hold their
general meeting Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Crown Valley Community
Park. All Laguna Niguel women are
invited to attend . For more
information, call Judy Portlllo at
831-6614.
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF
HUNTINGTON Beach will 9pon80I' a
SAT teat 1eminar, with aeaaiona
beginning Feb. 24. The seminars teech
atudenta how to take the colleae
entrance teat. For information, call
Marsha Johnaon at 536-4097.
GDm'S SCP: r.-J at 2 p.m. a bridal ahow 1n the Cowt will be
lu,ed with a abow t..turtna falhiom
foe the weddlna party. Particlpenta
repreuntln1 all p baaH of a.
weddlna-caterer, photoaraph!d
mtlolwa. etc. wm be oa Mna pn.. will be awarded. The public
may attend. •
BROADWAY: Cbeerleeden from
Corona del Mar Hiah School will
model tnlndl 1n ~ f.lllhklnl at 2
p.m. Sa~,...---Newport .Beach
store.
NO RDSTROM : A Boraheae
makeup aru.c will be ln the comDetlc
deputment Monday and Friday from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. AJIO at the South
COMt Plua lkW'e on 'lbunday tram
n o on t o 12:46 p .m . Sue Ellen
Devericb, fuhlon cootdlnator, will
p-r wt a mnlnar on what'• new f«
aprinc. lnfctmal modeUna and a aUde ~tatlon will tab Place on the
..ad floor.
BULU>CK8 b: St. Tropes West
falblcww will be mod1ltd informally
l'riday from ·noon to 3 p.m. in
~ I middle i.wt. AXS l'll'TH AVENUE: A abawinC of .......... from France,
Italy and E!S!and 11 acbeduled Monday, Tu y and Wednnday
from noon to 3 p.m. ln the J:>emaner
Salon. Featured 1n the pneentation
will be de9lcnl by Mmoni, ¥ontana. Chloe. Valentine, Perria, Versace, Krizla. . . .
Lii\ week I wroce on lkln care for men Uilh\I
1Ma91lionl from Ua khorr who hll a IAlon In
New York whe,.. moN than hal! of her cUent.ele
"lnflM, ..,_ about 18,000 ha1n cover a m.n'• face
and owr 1 &&·year period he will lhave over 27 'h
f .. t ot baar, the""'-proper ahavlna ~'*to reduc.'9 Irritation. TO .. , • aood ahave, lhe 11y1 the hair flben
mutt be aof ten.d Ind kept aoft, o\harwi.e akin
friction wlU cau.e extanllve ruor bum and akin
cu ta.
· About 7~ pert"ent of the ahavt.na market
believea aeroeol ahavtna Dl'Oducta are the be9t.
Schorr. however, contenda that creanw and aela
are better becau.e they are worked lnto the face
with the ldmulation of the flnpn.
· ff« almple atepa tow_. ihe perfect ahave
are:
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS OF
FOUNTAIN Valley will celebrate the
orpnization'a 16th yee.r at a luncheon
Feb. 26 at the Fountain Valley
Community Center. Call Dorothy
Stevena at 962-6386 or Adrienne
Kelly. at 968-8992 foe information.
CLIPPED WINGS OF ORANGE
COUNTY, a United Airlinm alumnae
1tewardeu club, will boat a
"sweetheart" membenbip Ju~
Feb. 28 at the CcJPa de Oro BelUunnt
in Coe&a Mesa. More information
about. the lunch and faahlon procl'8ln
ROBINSON'S: Chanel makeup
apeclalhta• will be offerin1
Mlftpllmenta.rY akin care analyw to
launch tailored·for-travel akin
l)l'Oducta on Friday and Saturday at
Mewprt Beach and Weatmimter. 'lbe
at.ora may be called for appointmmta.
BULLOCKS WILSHIRE: Tb~
apriDC mDection frcm ~will
be preaented durin1 lDformal
rnoMline W...,_.y from ll:IO a.m.
to 3:30 p .m •. la The Salon of th•
Flllhion llland lkll'e.
One-piece 11d 1ait1 are po~ with alders. Mark
Ziper wean a P'8Y .. d Su.an Brown'• auit is in pink.
Both 1Ui&8 are by NU. and ava~able at Newport Sid ·
Co. (or Sl85.
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Affiliates of
tbe Laguna Beach Museum of Art
present tbe
11th AnnUal Antiques Show. '
' An intimate showcase ot thirty three California dealers featuring fine examples of 17th. 18th and 19tt'I
Century furniture. jewelty. clocks. paperweigl:lts. silver. crystal. porcelain, investment quality prints.
books. mirrors. rugs. and art objects .
COlnthy l'rnteli hftMw hrf.Y
Th\Klday. Febfu.ry 24 lrom 6 to 9pm
A 11MTipluovs least oC French Plt(es. cheeses,
lreah fruit. Baron oC Beef. poached Salmon,
chicken. quiche. aaaoned breads and Petit Fours
S35 per person
CerdtlWllMI Breolt/IUI P,,tW
Friclay. February 25 from fo to 1t·30am
·everything You Evet wanted 10 Know About
Antiques" A OuestlOn and Af'lsWf!J( Pa,..I by
Antiques Experta.
s 1& per 08flOtl
Cott,,_,.,.,·~..,,.,,,..,
SatUfdly, Fet>tu.ry 26 from 10 to 11 ·lOlm
•0ecot•ig. Ant~
s,.:111 Ptolllenll of the caiaorif
Panel of ASfO Oecorlltora s 15 per pertOn
DY VIDA DI~ Of'IMDelW,__
The aklppen and crewa of Defender and
Courapoua will be on hand to welcome aue.11.a to
the March o Amenoa'a Cup ball at th• Balboa Bay
Club.
The black tie event will be a f arewoll to lhe '
lf'OUP who will return to Newport. R.I. where lhey
will canlinue lhelr .itorta for lhe riaht to defend
the U.8. ln the 25th deferwe of the America'• Cuf. l•v .. S•mmerell, chairman, u d
enteftalnnwmt la olanned and a bie ban<J wtll play
for danclna. Ttcketl ($250 per per10n, $300 tax
deductible) can be arranaed by calllnt him at
538-3894. Aaiatin.I u ~lrman are Do• Kell, Biil Luk, Tim Strader, Steve Gavbl and BIU Flcller. • • •
•Memben and guest.a of the Learned Ladies
Chapter of lhe Orange County Perfonning Arta
Cebter will be on the waterfront the same evening.
But. the New Orleana waterfront aettlng will be at
~ Santa Ana Country Club for Mardi Gras. Toe-
tapplna Dixieland music, costumes and masks will
wt the mood as guests dance and participate In a
1ilefll auction. Nancy Hall is chairman and
reeer\fations may be made by calling 752-7445. • • •
• "It was fantaatic," said Dorla LlDUrdt. "The
food wu just beautiful -from the lobster salad to
the chocolate torte and everyone looked great In
red, white and black fonnal clothes.'1 .
But, probably the beat thing about the BBC
Admiralty Club'• dinner dance at Ernesto's was lhe
amount the club made for Childrena Hospital of ·
Oranp ~ty. A guestimate is $4,500.
Entetto Mera provided the food and lhe music
by Kelly LeMelr and club member Ralplt Yack
donated all of thoee beautiful anthuriums centering
the tables.
Llndhardt and her hus band Hans and the
club's board of dlrecton coordinated the party
attended by 58 couples.
"From the time they arrived and had their
pictures taken out.side until they left, everybody
seemed to really be having a good time -
IO('laHz:ing, dancing and eaUng. It'• so nice to see
thete young people working for CHOC,'' Lind):lardt
added. • • •
•The Silver and Gold chapter of the Auxiliary
of S outh Coast Medical Center replaced its
traditional Valentine party with a Mardi Gras ball
this year at El Niguel Country Club in Laguna
Beech.
And 90rDe of the 218 attending got Into the
1pirit of activities anct came in CQ8tume. All of the
female guesta found rl\lnestope masks marking
their places at the tables centered with tall black
1tandarda and spring flowers draped with glass
beads.
The partygoers included Dorie and Robert
ButiDga, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Byrnes, Grace Boyd,
Don and Mariel Frame, CoDDle and Andrew
Mortbland,. Maggie and Ray Cox, the Jobn
Lawto111, and Haael and Elwood Layfield.
Patrons of the awdliary were entertained at _
the oceanfront home of Maaie and Alan Sta)p
with a wine and cheese party.
Among thoee attending the pre-ball party were
Jane and Paal McQaade (he's the hospital
administrator) Dorotiay Heacock and Miidred
Cor"Ue, ball co-chairmen, Peg .Allea, Ruel
Layfield and Marj Back, auxiliary chainnan. •••
•The Doaald Bobo1 of Fountain Valley could
be packing for a Royal Crui.ee and Dulne Ferrari
may be planning her ~te party for 10 friends In
a suite at the South P1ilza Hotel.
'ntey were high bidden for thae items at the
, aeoond annual Heart-to-Heart gala. aponaored aa a
fund-ra.'9er by the OC Chapter of the American
Heart A.ociation.
. Two hundred (they paid $150 each) attended
the event held in the SCP Hotel where a wide
variety of silent auction Items were up for bid and
Lea Browa and his orchestra entertained.
Among lhoee stepping through the 8-foot high
heart entwined with baby's breath and orchids
entrance were Dr. and Mra. Robert Greellllel .. Dr.
and Mra. Tyke Camaru, Dr. J• Reyaolds, Pam
and Sam GoldstelD, the utek L'.UTOlll, Mr. and MrS.
Mu SUrelber, lrae and Jlm aeaa:i, JoAIUle and
BW Stewart, Vlrdala and Palll er, Dr. Lora
and Jackie Beaaier, Toal and Ila OllpUat, Dr.
and Mn. B.D. Ualaardt and Mr. and Mn. Bob
Wlclley.
Tommie Relagla11, chairman and her co--
chairman, Mary Au WeU.. planned the benefit,
billed as white-tie, but waa mostly a black-tie affair. • • •
. . . Real men DO eat quiche. They ate Jalla
Gamble's famous quich e when the Assistance
League of Huntington Beach held a VIP luncheon
ln the chapter house to honor conununity leaders
and media representatives for their contributions to
the community. Awards went to Robert Mudie,
the mayor of Huntington Beach, Robert Terry,
~dent of the HB Chamber of Commerce and
' Harr)' Woodcoff, president of the HB Rotary Club. • • •
•Plana to organize guilda to act as fund-ral.alng
groups for Rehabilitation Institute of Orange
County in Orange are set and Jeaa Laca1 of
Newport Beach will be hosie.. Amla\ina her with
the 2:30 p.m. Tue.day event will be Mmes. ReMr1
Bu,.aJ&aa. T•y Cla~ J• Kerr, Frudl Sall .. •
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Lowell and Dorothy Heacock, left, and Mildred Corlette tapp, left, wilh Ernestine Allerhand
and Marnie Reed. Other membership teas are
planned In Santa Ana, Full~rton •nd Irvine.
Anyone interested In joining the guilds may call
951-7400. RIO aer-<e• physically handicapped
children and adults. • • •
. . . Jean Aldrlcb will open her Newport Beach
home on Tuesday to South Orange County YWCA
board of directors and members of the advisory
council. Mary Do1glaa, executive director, wlll
review current service and programs and outline
future plans . • • •
*Members of the Tuesday Club of Newport
Harbor will gather Feb. 22 at the Newport Marriott
See Laa Florlstaa, Pa1e C4
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for onty $250 (regular price Is $450).
'tbu'll be wonclng out with Orange
County's nnest tltness lnstructOfS. lnstruc1ors who'll give you the best
aerobics and stretching woncouts you'll
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And when you sign up, we'll Introduce
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with a fr•• That's lome lody sweatshirt, ovalloble In on array of tun colors.
So come In. sign up and start wortclng
out today.
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Fri. 7:30 o.m.-7 p.m., Sol9 a.m.-5 p.m.
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classified advertising Diiiy Pilat Claasffled Advertla&ng
642,,:7867
In Milan. In London. In Paris ... the change-the excitement!-was
in contour, in shape, in clothes that Fit! ~nd now the clothes are
here. Come see and choose! ever,;r,thinB new from Eurc:&c at a
special pret...a-porter s wins February Z1st t rough
the 23rd from 12 to 4, at SFA. In Designer Collections.
South Coast Plaza, JJJJ Bristol S~ Costa Mesa.
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Or~ OOMt DAIL.Y PIL.OT/lund1y, f'~ 20, 1813
foe the or1an.llaUon'1 25th annl.lal philanthropy
luncheon and fuhion lhow. The club pvee out ICholanhlpe annually and helpa fund ~le MMll
from Hoaa H•tai and eenJor aitlltlw' •rvk:el ln
Newport BMch. Plana lnclude a ahow of anUque
co1tume1 by Jeaa Wea•t and fHhlon• from
Lerral .. Saa.erlaa• and prlH• lncludln&-two
round trip plane Uc:keta to Haw.U. TScketa and
further inform&ijon available from Geor111•
Saaltla. 67&-2899 or Rada lteutdy Rull, 552· 1'752. • • •
. . . The pany hlld a 1peakeuy theme and the
puaword to pt in wu "Martha eent me." ·
People (about 375) from top corporation•
attended lhe event held at the Registry Hotel. o1we
hold a J1UtY once a year to honor our major' cllenta."
II.id Mal1lla B.ekler, corporate aale9 manager for
the hot.el. ••• •Souih cout members of Lu Floriataa were
haste.es for the group's membership meetina ln
the Corona del Mar home of Dlue &or4Jck. They
were literal in their interpretation of their role and
donned the black uniform and white apron of the
luncheon cateriat'a helper.
The terVen included JoAmt Clark, Su Hall,
he llarvte, Bedt Lue and K.ordJck. They p-eeted
sueeta. prepared the Mexican ... tyle lunch, 9el"Ved
and did the cleanu1>. much to the amW1ement of the
60 memben attending.
ReJjorta on committee work for the Las
Flori.Btu F1oral Headdreu Ball April 29 in the
Beverly Hilton Hotel waa the f.c?pic of diacullion.
Laat year the group raiaed '2~.000 for the Lu
Flori.atM Handicapped Children'• Clinics at L.A.
County-USC Medical Center and Rancho Los
Amigos Hospital in Downey. • • •
. . . We can tell you ahe'a 41, but we won't
reveal any of the gifta she r«eived. It's best to put
a gag on that information.
About 20 of Beverly nompsoa Coll'• friends
gathered at 'the Ritz to help her celebrate. Taking
part in the cham.-,ne touts were JoAu &eaa.a,
Bnerly MJMey, llelea Coffey, -S..1y-IAbyi·Jou
Steve .. , Barbara Stewart, Harriett W e.der,
BanieU Barria, BirMra llarrb; Sndra o.uette,
Saady B?faat and SallJ Coombe. And. the token male at the birthday cele'bratlon" was Gleaa
Foremaa. • • •
•Anaela filled the Terrace Room of the
Newport.er when Angelitoe de Oro Auxiliary of Bis
Brother/Big Sisters held ita recent patroness
luncheon.
Two large golden papler mache angels centered
the floral trimmed gazebo aet up in the middle of
the room, tiny paclieta of angel aticken marked
each place and the group thariked their 1~ an&el
pab'OOC II !I "Who are .. good aa gold."
The event waa strictly 90da.l, no program, just a
brief weloome by Ju Taylor, president, and Marla
Cneder, patroness chalrman.
Among those attending and enjoying the
eociaHzlng and the pretty pink tables centered with
spring flowers were Pew llUea, Betty ltllmer,
Carol Porter, "Myraa Saftl1, -Mn•red Mead,
"
Barban Bowle, JoAaH Mb, Lyu K~, tseme
Geller, Nora Better and Dot Clock.
Othera were Emma Jue .W.11 Jetale May
S.Jrar, Mary 8"tevelt and Helea Coffey.
The group'• ball la on the calendar for May 21
at South C.out Plaza Hotel. • • •
•A magical experience la in store for the
National Charity League Juniors, ~ew~rt
Chapter, Feb. 28 when they viait MAUdc lllar¥I for
dinner. Proceeds from the evenTng will be
contributed to Hlih Hopes, a rehabilitation center
for neurologically handicapped young adult.a,
COPES and other charities supported by the aroup. • • •
•The Grand Ballroom of the Anaheim
Marriott will be 1parkJ.ina with allver Feb. 27 to
mark the big' 25th birthday ball planned by the
trustees of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital
Foundation.
.Frienda of the hoepltal from all over Orange
County are expected to attend the ~p.m. black tie
optional event Including Barbara IUeltt and Dr.
and Mra. IAreia Beadier, Newport Beach; Dolly and
Doaald &arclterr..~!lJICY La Nier of Huntington Be.ch: BenJce IUN of Lagw\a Hills ai)d DJue .u.le,... of Lquna NIQuel.
CO-chalnnen are Mary Boaa&rand Herb Leo,
who have planned a French epicurean dinne.r and
dandng to the Tes Beaeke orehestra playing music
made famous by Gleu Miller. • • • l\..._ •••
Mark ~ calendars: The fourth annual
Vienneee Ball la on the calendar for May 7 at the
Newport Marriott. The committee, a support group
for the Pacific Symphony Orchestra, bu put
pla.na for thi.a year's event. Ball petrona will be
honored at a April 10 brunch at the San Clemente
home of the Carl Karchers.
U you apply for a "Passport to Moote Carlo"
you'll be able to enjoy hors d'oeuvrea, dinner,
pme., live musk: and dancing Feb. 26 at RobiNon'a
Miuion Viejo. The 7 to midnight affair i.a the
annual fund-raiaer of the Barryinores Chapter of
the Orange County Performing Arta C.enter. Ticlceta
to the bl.s tie party are $50 per pel'llOft and the
Las Floristas servers: Sue Hall,
Diane Kordick and Sue Jarvie
num~ to call are 951-6903 or 830-0440.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cleu.gh en~ members
SE Arizona • • • sti II rough and tumble •
Tucson ... Old but m6dern
Kino in the 1700.. The stark white
Hans and Doria Lindhardt
of the La Sertorna IntematlonaJ of 8anta Ana at a
cocktail party in their home in lrvtne. Afterwards,
the group attended a perfonnance of "Meet Me in
St. Louis" at the Harlequin Playhou.e. 'lbe group
has pla.na for an lriah F1ina fund-raiaer on March 26
to benefit the Speech and ~ Development
Center in Buena· Park. For the aecond yew the
chairman will be Mn. Jack Whitaker of Lagwia
Beach.
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Hiii ON lllD81
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partner to p oa '° pna• II M
haa Htra valu"; aad bid
• same with a ftt aad 11 ot
men pcMDU • U O,.ni .. bl4
factns an openlnr Md •IMMald
produoe pm•·
A new aul& b7 tM ..,.,.
call•r'• partntr ttndf to bt
reU'of""llvt. It IU ..... M
particular ftt tor tht o..,..
caller'• eult ud a hall of
llml\ed 1trenf\h. If ~u uvt
a pOd hand but an not ... ,.
whtN to play th• ftaal eon·
tract, you can •tart with I
cu•bld of the enem7 1ult.
ln d&ya of yore, 7ou tended
not to ra'8e pal'\Aer'• over-
eat! unl•N JOU -.aw ....
poalbU1t1... But &bat w
1tr~ure hat beta dileuded
for a number of reuona.
Flr1t, there are mort
hand1 today on whJch pla)'tl't
make an overtall than la tht
earb da11 of contract brtclp,
Secondly. player1 bavt
realbed that 701.1 19'ouJcl
make life u dlftk\< aa ,_.
alble for the oppoaeau. Su~
poM that )'OU hold: •&a <:>15 OQJll ....
Your left-hand opponebt
Optna the biddlni with OM
dub. p&rtaer overea!D one
apade and the next hucl
paaaea. If you elect t.o pue.
you make It eu1 for op.Dir
to reopen the 1uctlon,
beeauae the level la low.
It loob u if the bean 1..Jt
btlonga to the opponenu,
and JOU abould make It u dif.
ficult u Po-ible for them to.
pt toptber. A rai.M to two
apadet abould not pt JOU la-
to trouble. ud 1ou mJsht
weU 1&eaJ the band at two
apad .. when JOUJ' opponea&i
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DI.AR ANN LA.NODS: You hav• don• IO
much In your colWM io promoi. undertcandlna of =::'who are "diftennt." 1 hope you will print
U11_1 for your reeden who may meet a vtlually ~ plnOn In a metal pttwtrtna;
EXICUTlV& DIRECTOR, COLUM1NB10A
LIGHTHOUSE J'OR TH& BL •
WASHlNOTON, D.C. • ......,.
D&Aa CILUU.D FBQ~: 1'iliilll ,... •• -rem~L.., well u &MM~ ~II• 1. lnb'oduce ~II v•rbally (reth« than
Mm/her fln&, whAch II often llartlinl) and
know who elle II neuby -then may
D&AK ANN LANDDS: Afw ....... ~
wlM and tboulhtlul advice to "ADOdwr "lcildd
Turkey ln 0.. Plalnee,'' I WM ln ..... Hoo# I ....
I had ... IUCh • letter 12 yean ..,, .__ .....a......-..1 be he/lhe would like t.o ll'Ml· d-=rlbe the layout of the room and what.,..,.. on, and Ilk it bellhe ha a~
II to Wtin fo •t or in wlilch actMty to pertktp.te. a. You rnllbt qU'9tly cornm,nt on lmportant thinll that may happen vilually -an amuttna occ:unmce or the arrival of new people.
4. ~)'I let a vilually lmpalnd penon know
ti )"OU·• •vtnc. even for a abort \Ame, and make a WW oamment when you return.
For all the y..... ot OW' ~ f"'1 ,,____
Dn!llUnNI me ln\o IJ)endina ~ hdwr'• Dlly.
!uttr, Th.ank11lvlna ancf Chrl8tmat With hl•
Wnlly becawie hla dad had • he9rt condltlOI\ and .
"may not be hett next yeer." My paNntl newr1 complained, aJthouah they milled me Wnibly and
WM rnllerabi., -
a. ~ that. vtlually iq>aired pereon la
en lnchtdual wtth di,,._ lntllrelta and concem1. e. u ,au know a ~y impaired petlOn who
attenda or would Uk• to attend your place of
wonhls>, an otter of a rtdlJ can be most helpful.
7. If yo_u an Mated next to a blind per90n dUJinC a rell1toua '1ervice, alert hlm/her to the movement of the congreptlon. either verbally or
by touch. MW the .ervke, introduce him/her to
Io 1178 my dad died three day• before 'fhankactY!fta. My father-in-law lt1ll hu a ~
condition. It waa only after my dad'• death that I
demanded that we alternate hoUdaya bttwWal me
two famlliee. One year hla family ........... and
ThanlmctvlnC. mine ...... Chriltrnal. u the family
8oet out of town or lit lll, they i.. thelt turn. No
chan8ea, no con jobl.
[hope you print thJa letter for OU... who were
H fooll1h at I for too lon1. -A SAP' IN'
BAKl!RS!'IJ:l.J)
• ~ •JOU would ~t any IOCial pt.berfnl. ~.Ann, I know that eYet)'Ol)e a. upttaht
th ... da19, but pleaae tell your reader• diat
pedence and undentandJ.nc to vtaually Impaired Ind other' dlllbi.:<I ~are de9perately needed
and arutly appreciated. -CHARLE.S FEGAN,
DEAR BUE: I've 1teea wrtttq *II etl n• for 17 yean. I'm ..,. tMt tnltlem Ml Mme., at .... , w • Mia tlmet ..... , ............ ,.
beea die lame ... Alteraate." Tiie mere tllla1• eMac• -CM more tlaey ue CM tame!
How much do you know about poC. OOClllM,
LSD, 1peed, PCP, uppers and do~l'I, R}u. Mid Mrolnf Are all th1!9e. druga ~1 Get Ann
Lander•' all·new boolclet, "The Lowdovvn on
Dope.'' For MCh boolclet orde~. •nd IZ.00 plw •
long, ~11-addrettaed envelope (31 ~nt.I po9fa/le) to
,4nn Landen, P.O. Box 1199$, Chicago, m. t1081J.
642-5678
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I ~ Orang• Oout DAILY Pll.OT/lundey, f'•bruary 10. 1tti
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save on menswear ...
famous name.
flrst quality casaals .
at substantial savings
famous name
knitjerseys regular
price elsewhere ~24
First quality. nationally adVertlsed cotton marstlalls prlct
knit jerseyS. Rugby style wlttl thrtt-
buttOn plaeket. knit COiiar, cuffs on short 14 99 91eeYeS. Stripes. Sizes S.M-L·XL e
famous maker
rugby shorts comparable
in quality at s 1 a
F1m quaflty. nationally ICMrtiMd. rugby ~e shorti with button ny front. J'Ocl<ets. TOOC!ti cotton. Label In each.
Sizes S.M-L-XL Past season.
men'• fuhlon brtefS frorri 1 tarnou1 maker
comparable in qualify at $5
n.:'9"8ill price ••..•.....••.•
...
save on sportswear ...
designer and
brand name shirts.
.always a great value
designer T-shirts sold
elsewhere past
season at s30
First quality tees ywil lolle for their marshalls pr1ce
designer detailing In l<X>I*> cotton. Solids
with cont:rasti~collar and cuff. t.ooo on 1 s 99 each. Sizes S.M· •
.
brand namtt,woven shirts
sold elsewhere past
season at s17
Super first quality fashion boyl ShOrt and
~eeve styles In solids, plaldS and
st11pes. Easy<art polylSter/cotton. Sizes
Sto 1b.
•
,
save on children's wear .. :
infants' and· girls'
fashions. priced less
everyday
girls' brand name
mini-print tops antt woven shOrts
comparable1n marwhlls comparable in marsMls
· quahty at pnc. quality at f)f1ce ·tops shorts
4 to 6X ... 7.50 .... 2.99 4 to 6X ... 8.50 .... 4.99
7to 14 ..... sa .... 3.99 7 to 14 .... s11 .... 5.99
First quality and adorable. Several
mini-print pattemS to choose from.
on ~/cotton Sholt Sleeve knit toPs. A real value.
First quality collection of potyester/
cotton shorts In brioht and pastel
colors. Sporty cuffs with comfortable
half-elastic waist. Some denim styles.
Past season.
Infants' famous name dresses
comparable in quality at s20
• Am qu.111ty. nationally ~sed SllOrt SIHW dreSSeS in a wldf marshatls pl1Ce
5fllction m stylts. All hand-smocked. Ill In p()lytstef/cotton. Whi~. 8 99 =~SIS:: to 24 months. 8ecause of laige selection. not wery •
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IUNDAY, Pll. IO, 11N
REAL llTATE
STOCKI
TELEVISION
Homebuyen wllllfJlay important
role In de.Ip of home In 1983.
Pa•e D3.
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Coast's waves ·aid retailers ..
.......
Gret Pautaeh, co-owner of McCoy Surfboard.I in Coma Mesa, say~
buaine11ii1ood becauae of the coast's reputation for waves
suitable for 1urliq. Tom Wahoo, inset, shapes board. The
shaping of each board requires much attention and hu driven up
prices.
BJ LUl&N &. &LBtN expen.alve, Paut.ch asreed. He
Of .. ....,,....... laid both supply c:mta and labor
The makera and 1e1lera of have combined to drive the price
1urfl111 equtprnent alone the up. . Onnae CoUt have been~ "People have to realize
this winter. n.y've wee au rf boa rd 1 a re to ta 11 y
the downturn ln the economy handmade,"' 'he aaid. The
without fee~ the pinch of hard manufacturers faahlon the
U... • much u people in other -Doarda from "blanlu" -over-
indwtrtee have. · . Ii.Jed blobs of-foam. The blanks
Oh, they've suffered from are cut down to match the shape
lower ..i. revenues and slower of the board desired, then they
MUC>nl, but they've al80 been are ahaped, sheared and
lmulated from the recellior\ for a lmOC>thed.
ooupleot........_ All that Wte.e ·~iii•~
Jfor one thtn1, said Gre1 work, Pauttch Mid, but the price
Pautach, co-owner of McCoy of a IUJ'fboerd reelly depends on
Surfboard• in Coata Meaa, tta colot. By color, Paubch aaid,
1portin1 1ooda manufacturera he means the design that is
never IUffer aa much u other laminated onto the blank to make
manut.ctu.ren do. the board unique.
''Even ln hard t1me1, lpOftina '"11\e deslln can range from ~
l nt la the laat thlna to $100. WhICh desi~ you chooee
ve up," Pautmeb aaid. really means a Jot,' he aald ..
y people in Southern Surfboard art ranges from
slmpl~ atraitht-line graphics
• And then, the Oranp Coast which complement the shape of a.. always been well-known for the boards colorful abst:racta. he IW'fina, and Its reputation lerVeS said.
to. draw people lnt.erwt.ed in the "It ai.o dependa a lot on ~hat
8POl't to tM local beachea -and a~a you'i;:e in. In Northern
the local retailen. California, they're more "It'• 1reat for bu1ine11," conlerVaUve and u. 1-eolor.
Pautmch Iii.Id. UWe don't feel the Here, we-deal with ~rl,hter eooncamy eo t.t beca~ tber'e are colon and mon radical ......_,.
ao many kida around and to Surfina la jUlt u .popWjr •
many ldda came here to aurf." ever. it .eenw, or maybe man eo.
In t..ct, the economy may have PautlCh said IW'finc doem't haw
had lea to do with surfin1'• the bad reputation it Wied to
slowdown than the weather, have.
accordtn1 to Deborah HeueeeDltamm, 27, who owns
Newport Surf & Sport in
. ~ ..:.0 started befon
lalt summer," the Mid. ''The t>9d
weatbet' lalt llll'ina and the aliow
'atart on aunuiwr llit m harder
than the economy.''
But the economy hM att.:t.d
the IW'flna lndUltry -at JeMt • tar .. the ODnlUIDll' ii coacemed.
Prlcea on 1urfboa'rd1 and
acceaorlet have lncreued to
much bl the pMt 10,.... that
"they've nearly quadrupled,
accordtnc to Huetaenatamm'a
calculadcm.
"The coat ha• lncreaaed
incredibly. Now, the_,. 10
up to ft()(). I 1e1~ wMll I
atarted to awf 10 yean .., t100
WM a Jot to pay for a boer'ci." lht
aeld.
Surfln1 equipment la
Too much to drink? -.better phone home ·
"If you go beyood your limit,.,.._ don't drive. Phone
borne."
Wllllam K. C.oon, clUef executive offbr ol the bees'
company bwd in Goldlb. C4lo., aUd. ''We beUlw tbat &. T.'1 mw.ae la a aesitle, yet .U...Uve IWnl qt ............ comumen to enjoy tbelmelWI, but not tO ....a tbiAr Umlta.''
M-.nwh.Ute, Coon. whkb II the Utb -... bi••• m
lhe country, 1wpoaflld dlcr11111 In Mt..-a rwmw for
the fourth quarter Ind fJDr fJlml 1•.
Net ales for the fllca1 ~ mded Dec. 28 wen
'816,258,000, dotfn 1.6 pen:ent from ""10l'd net --of ten.e1e.ooo an 1981. . ~ Net income Wal $40,148,000 or tl.15 per abare ol O•ihll'MI\ lltOCk. 22.7 percent lower' than ..,.,. • ,_. .......
,
€ompuier r~istration value questioned . ,, ,. '
"The SJX?rt has gone from one
1eneration ·co another. Now, dad
might have surfed when he was
in high achool."
But surfing is still
eredominantly a male sport.
'The kids start trying to surf at
about 10," said Heuiaenstamm.
Gltls have to be willing to endUtt
a certain amount of hanmment lf
they really want to surf, she aald.
"I got it when I started to surf
and I hear it Isn't any easier now
than when I tried it."
Paac.ch, who hM surfed ffX' 17-
yeara, agreed. "It gets pretty
rough out there for girls. The
guys can be very verbal."
The intr o du c tion o (
windsurfing, a relatively oew
sport compared to surfing, has
only added to the surfing
induatry 's succe s s ,
Heu.enatamm said. "It doesn't
take away, it opens up a lot more
opPol'tUnlty.''
tor Instance, she said, more
women are buying wetauits from
her now a s they ta k e up
windsurfing.
And, whether it's surfing or
windsurfing. the local population
ii quality consci o ua .
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are ,.uy CIOll8dous of what they
wear, whose board they are ridina. what atldten they have
on their boerda."
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&hem.
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A Newport Beacli
pharmaceutical firm b11
lneUtuwct ...-.rcb on • ~t '
obtained from the Peopte•1
-Republic of a.Ina to dewmlnt If
it it of value In the treatment of cancer .
HAliD• ~ind or "nder "'C'f nwrior. of the boat le e::ecl .. "comfortable • ...... ra&hn than ........... Tbe.....,
jM,..... bard HiliDl1 fun• ~•=ad tnformat family ~-=-==-am be ca7tliiiD &he lO ·foot h>nl fonpealc. Two 4&·1nch wide d~~ quarterbertbe are
aw&lable • opUom. Standard are at• No. H »ulent wlnchee, tpbaaaker 1ear, rod rl11tn1. _..,_ _ VMl IY ..... and
a t•J>•r•d double epreader ....... rt&.
Below .am one pu a '1livtnc
room" In telk plue a bar .
patent CJD \be aat.tance mjpt be
~t. ftrm it ooordlnattnc the
etudy In ordll' to obcaiD ~
Ilion ta the future to conduct
clinical lnveetl1attom in the
Unlt.d S...... airope ~ AD.
8ub9ta.ncet frona the plant mllbt eventually be \.-d In the
U.tmmt al cancer, Kn.-.a&d.
lrvlne P11elflo preaidtnt 8elan4;t
O.cood predlcta that In 1083,
homebuyera will play a more
lmponant role In the del4p and
development of new houatna In Crance C.ounty.
c:onunue buUdlna 't\e t~o
affordably·prlced , for -IAle
proJlctl that we o.s-Olld J.Mt ).'Mr
and w. wW be developtn, tour
new apartment projects, all In
the City ot I.rvtne."
O.aood nld lrvlnt Pacific'•
new Vleta Jl'llare project In
Northwood and It.a Woodbridae
Aldera condomlnlum1, are
probably the bat example. ot
what he beUevea will be popular
with the homeahopper In 1983.
Additional phHH of both
4-veloprneni. wm~ be offered
thro~1h 1983 becau1• they
Mlllfy what ~ .... M the
demtadl of thlt year'• houatna
market.
"We wW lff a revival in tho
houaina market in 1983," Otaooct
predicted, 1•our home1hoppen
aeem to be much more opUmlltlc
now than durina the put yHr.
"A.a long aa inflation la under
control, Interest ratet ahoWd .i.o
''The free market atJU hM the
1re"eat Influence on what
proclucta will be acceptable to
con•umera today and In the
future,'' Mid Ollcood. who h.m
the Irv ine Company'•
homebuilding division. "People
wijl no longer buy a home un1e9I
it'a a lood value and flta their
financfal needs. Now, mor. ao
than ever before, homebuyera
are tellina homebuilden what to
build ana how much they Ue willlnl to pay for it."
"They are attractively priced
and efficiently dealfned," he
noted. "Initial phase1 of both
project.a have been well recelv~
by homebuyera and were either
10ld or reeerved Within six weeks
of their opening."
1tay tn line," he continued. Roland n.. .. ood
"Con1equently new home --a
tlMncina will be more attainable sees changea
ln t9a3, and may very well · ~~r~~ •bout 12 percent Time shar
Qeaood, whoee firm la a major
builder in Irvine and Newport'
Beach. said the message for 1983
la aimple: build housing for the
people who need housing and at
a price they can afford. ''That
translates into two opportunities
f o r 0 r a n ~ e C o u n tJ'.
homebuilders,' he explaine .
"First, homes priced under
$150,00 0 and, second,
apartments.
"Irvine Pacific will concentrate
much of its efforts in these
h~ areas during the coming
year.' he added. "We will
Vista Fila.re ls a development
of single-family detached homes
that Osgood feels are the
prototype of the housl"l that
will be built in Southeast ~e
County during ~he mld-1980 s.
They are priced starting a\
$127,000.
A moderate-Income project,
Woodbridge Alders offers two
and thr ee bedroom
condominiums priced from
$87,000 to $105,000. Buyers must
meet income eligibility and other
requirements for the project,
which is located in the residential
community of Woodbridge.
Osgood also bellevea more
peopfe will choose apartment
living. and demand for new units
will lncreaae in the months
ahead.
"People need affordable places
to live and apartments can fulfill
that need. The demand for
apartments is Immediate, and
government financing programs
now make it feasible t.o build
apartments," he said.
During 1982, Irvine Pacific
completed two.apartment
projects and four new apartment
projects are currenUy under way,
Osgood noted.
Lyon homes get lion's share
It was a good year for the William Lyon Company.
'nle Newport Beach-baaed builder/developer
recorded nearly 1,000 California eecrow cloai.np in
1982, representing more than $100 million in sales
for the year.
•Actual sales were "substantially greater,"
according to Wi.l.liam Lyon, chairman of the board
of the Lyon Company, "but many escrows didn't
cloae prior to the wrapup of fiscal 1982," he
ex;p)ained.
The company's 1982 sales volume placed
second only to that of 1981, when Lyon aold $125
,million worth of new homes.
Lyon haa declined to discount prices in order to
liquidate standing inventories.
"When you begin with the lowest possible prices. it is difficult to diacount them,',.. Lyon said.
) "But, of far greater importance, when inventoridi
are di8counted, it isn't fair to thoee who have
already purchued at higher prices. It depreciates
the reu.le market value of their homes.
"We have aometimes discounted options and
upgrades, and we've offered other sales incentives,
but have eeldom diminished the fair market value
Buyer interest up
at Spinnaker Run
''Every day there are proapective homebuyera
waiting for tihe aales office doors to ope.n," says
Dave Phillips, sales agent at Elite Development
Company's Spinnaker Run Community in Dana
Point.
"More than 400 people per week are viewing
the new model homes. Ttanalated into aales. more
than 80 units have been 1101d during the tint month
at Spinnaker Run and Elite'• Harboc Creek, which
offers 1lmilar condomloluma surrounded by
watencapes in the same loc:atioel."
Phlllli:i-continued, '1'he buyer respome was
p-eat when we were juat working out of a sale9
trailer. It's tremendous now that the decorated
model• are open and the pool and apa are
COlllpleted."
Accord1ng to Phillips, Spinnaker Run price.
start at $74,90<> for one bedroom Ooor pla.na and
$93,900 for two-bedroom, two-bath condominiums.
Model homea and the ules office are open
dally from 10 a .m . until 5 p.m. For further
information. phone 661-1905.
Eight ho01es left
at Cancun tract
Orjt~t of the original 40 townhomes still are av le at Cancun Racquet Club in &m Juan
Capistrano, at the corner of Camino Lat Ramblaa
aix1 Via California.
Six plans, ranging from 1,330 to 1,630 aquare
feet, remain from the original 'de9tgm. Pricea becln at $166,000.
Modeled after the Mexican re90l'l of Cancun,
the project hal a cobblestone entrance, cla~
roofs and an authentic Spanilh tty1it macco .
The complex is luxurioualy la.ndamped with more
thm ,, ,000 trees of-vadoua ldndt,-.Utll ... plan-.
To reach Cancun Racquet Club, vt.iton lhoukt
take the San D1eao Freeway to the s.ch Otiea exit
(Canino Lat Ramblal) eut to Via Califomta. Tum
rWit on Vla California to the c:ommwlty located at
3.fl01 Via California.
Of&e houn are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For
additional information, oll 831-6381.
'Success for:mula' ·
builders' topic
of the homes," he ccxninuec;l.
The Lyon Company's biggeat conceulon to
market conditions bas been to "buy down" interest
rat.el, in order to allow below-market financing.
"People can•i buy homes if they can't qualify
for the loaha. By gf\rfng them a break for the first
several years, It anow. them to qualify at lower
mortgage interest rates. They are able to enter the
home ownership market and enjoy a breathing
spell, so that they may put their financial conditiona
in order before movina up .lO higher pa~ta."
t.yon continued. --.
~·
meet set
in Newpor
•
When \M llfth annual mark.etJna
conference of the N•Uonal Cound1 ol l:xc~ ptll under way here at
the Dlaneyland Hotel In Anaheim
next Sunday, parUdpat1n1 l'Ml eetate
prof...tonall are ex~ted &o bqtn loaint more than •100 mllllon in
~.
And that'• .;.t part of the bullnell
al hand echecluled for the three-day
eonference that will lnclude meetlno.
aem.lnan and al.ICUoN. More than 400
NCI.: membera, led by 1ome 40
moderaton, an expected to au,nd the
conference, which 11 open to all
llcwwd ........ ..i..nen.
Under the theme "trantacUoft4
\htouah actJot'I,'' the 1981 ...,... II_~ &o expedite ti.~
of tnvtetment ~ \.hrOUltl &bi
medium of exc~..'.-~ will
be preaented ~· •pack••••·'' •n4 eecrow and title compan~
repreeentatlvea will be on h&nd t.q
help conclude t.ranaactiona. _ 1
The fettured •peek.er 11 ~ P.
8unpt0n, profellOI' and director of
the 1raduate tax proararo at th•
Unlveralty of Baltimore. He will
1peak on "How New Tax Cbana8'
Will Affect Creative Real J.ti\.f
Practice.''
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•teel Mid •porta. Andre P.Mvl.n r. tr>1lw to cJwve
•11 Chae. A. mu.ic dlnctor ol elae J>IU•bur1h
Syrflphony Ordletuw, M hM 6aJMd IUotMJ IWp«I
for the poup Mid, at tM .,_ tllm, buhd In c.M
warmth ol t»rwonal Mid prol.-on.J mocw
By MARY MacVEAN .......... ,,... ......
Pl1'TSBURGH -Throuah a career 1pannl.na
c.lua&cal, jaD and movie muaic. Andre Previn hu
emetaed u a world-clw celebrity who at 63 eays
he'1 found penonal and profem&onal SUC1!*9, .
Previn 11 muals: director of the Pitt1bur1h
Symphony Orcheat.N, conductor emeritua of the
London Symphony, compoeer and pian11t who,
with h1a fourth wife, divides hJa time between the
Steel City and cmmoPOlltan London.
He ha• ta1tea fame a1 a Hollywood
boy·wonder, 1011ip-column notoriety aa the
huaband of 8Ctn9 Mia Farrow and hu ltf'UUled to
prove himaelf in the "terloua" world of claaaical
conducting. Now, Previn says, he's happier than
ever.
"Ob yes, euily, bee.au. both my penonal life
and my profemonal life eeem to be happy and
ordered and pennanentt he eays.
In the put, he adds, "one or the other has
always been c:tanaeroua."
The Pittaburgh Symphony ii hi&hlY regarded,
and under Previn'a direction has toured much of
the Western world and ventured into the recordJn8
studio.
Previn hu also brou1ht claaaical mualc to
millions throufh the award-winnln1 public
' television series 'Prevln and the Pittsburgh." The
maestro hu 101ne l~ recordings to hJa credit.
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In 1976, when Prevln came to Plttsburlh, he
described hl1 musicians as a foot away from
greatnea. Now, he ays, they are 11 inches cto.er.
They-_"l)la.71fd.-lilte an1eh." on a recent
European tour. .
"I adore working with them, and I always
regret having to leave, and I always look forward to
coming back." he says.
Pittabutgh'1 reputation for 1port.1 and 1teel
affects ita vi.lion of the symphony, Prevtn aaya.
"From what I understand, steel ii aotng down
and the orchestra ii 8dJ'\I up, so that'• all rilbt.
•• Abo, you 8ee, this ii • big aporta town, and
that's terrif1c. but u I once aaicf to the bowd. 'It's
great with the Steelers and the Pirates, 6Ut they
can't repreeent you in Vienna and London and
Parla and Berlin and Tokyo, and we do.' '' •
Prevln, whose blue eye1 sparkle behind
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darlc·framed ...... la lnformal thouah ~.
At a NOll"lt NMar.l tn the opulent reef ancl IQld of
Pittlbw'ih'• Helna Hall. ha wore blaY blue jluw
and an ~ Nd IW•ter veet. Hll-inY'nl hair ~
~ from the crown of h1a head ln a lone ·Kine
MihW' style.
Hil..apeech la not quite American, not quite
Brltilh, proper but warm .
"I can't tell you whether it wu the eecond day
or the first dal or the 16th day, but I know that
very early on knew that ii what I wanted to do
with my life," he •YI 22 yean after beoominl a
conductor.
"I only know how to do one thine, and that'• be
a mualclan," he aay1. ''I can't im•1ine my life
without it. I ~r did." •
Bom in Berlin 1n 1129, the eon of a lawyer and
avid amateur m~ Prevtn bepn formal mu.ic
studies at the .,. of 8. In 1939, till Jewlah family
escaped Nazi oooupeUon and moved to Loe Anae1-,
where Previn'• uncle wa1 head of the mu1io
department at Unlvenal StudJoe.
M a teen-aaer, Prevln continued claulcal ~
1tudle1, but be1an writing music for
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
His flrlt ICON accompanied a Lallie movie, and'
he went on to win 14 nominations and fOW' Olean,
an accompl.lahment Previn now says "tau,ht me a
,,.eat deal -but I abou.ld have gotten out a Utt.le
earlier."
While in the Army ln San Frandaco, Previn
1tudled conducting under Pierre Mont.eux. But
throughout.the 19~. he worked in Hollywood and
as a jazz pianiat. In 1960, he bepn hla conducting
career in earnest.
Seven yean later, he bec.ame music director of
the Houston Sxmphony, a poeltion he left aftlr two
years for Lobdon, where he waa principal
. ,ocrod~! 9f the l..c?nd.on ~l!'li!°'O!?LC>rc.heetra until 19"79.
In Pittsbur1h, Prevln the maestro 11 a
eenaation. Posten ln bulee advertlsl.nl the 1982-83
ee-.i aay limply, "Previn."
When the conductor shucked the traditional
tuxedo for• tunJc and open-<:0llared shirt lut year,
lt made national newa. Plttaburghera were hfahly
critical, but Prev1n told a critic be conaidered ft "a
subllmlnally unimportant i..ue."
Prevln 1pend1 14 to 16 week• a year in
Pittabur1h conductlnl about ~O concerts. HJs
apartment in the citY• Mount Washington eection
baa a 1weepln1 view of downtown and the
confluence of ill three r;iven.
A comedy for
the incurably romanOC.
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BEST OIRF.CTOR Bf.SI' Sttvm ~ht,.. BEST
ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY ORIGINAL SCORE
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Or•not Ooa1t DAILY PILOT/Sunday, '•bruttY 20, 1HS
Iris Adams of La8una
Beach demonstrates the a rt
of Chinese brush painting.
THEY
THOUGHT
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FOR Fl#ll EXCITEmEOTI VatrtOur ••• * fabletorFive
ARCADE of GAMES• , .. · :
•"ows 1:1'JC\\,~d ' •••Orm
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Three ~rtists
featured in
Laguna Beach
Th.ree Southern Callfomla art.II" are featured
at the tlnt exhJbitJon of the Art·A·Falr 0.U.ry, Laauna Beach. The exhJbltlon ruN throuah Feb.
27.
Iril Adam of Laauna BHch, known for her
Chineee brush peln\!np. .and waiercolon, ltud!ed
under Profemor Su Slna Chow, KWok Wat Lau and
the Nina Yeh Studio. Her work hat bes\ dllplayed
at the P"adfJc Cultural MUleWn of Allan A.rte, the
Loe A.naelet MU1eum of Science and lndustry and
the Loe Aft&ele. Art Gallery, u well u many local
juried 1how1. Adam currenUy teach• Chlneae
bru1h palnttna for the Cit y of Irvine and
Saddleback CoUece.
The atained a1ul art of Dlamond Bar realdent
Pete Muenyona will be diaplayed ln the form of
room dividers, window piece. and hanalncs· lnateed
of ua1na lead, Muenyona wrape each piece of alMI
lndivtdually *Ith thin copper foll then aoldera the
glau together, creatt,na a unique and lutlnc
artwork.
Brea artist Kerry Stratton la primarily a
watercolor land.:ape painter. Having lived in elaht
atates, ahe hat had the opportunity to atudy how
the land cbanset and shows off lta infinite beauty
through location and 1eaaon1, providtn1 an
emotional and lnapiratlonal buia for her work.
'?be Art-A-Fair Gallery ls located at 1287 S.
Cout Highway, Laguna Beach.
"An important movie -
a moVle I want you to eee. ••
if I had a child. •• I would take my child to eee thia film.,, .1oo1 ~ •
GOOll MORNING AMERICA. ARC~
"It begins so powerfully, pulling all the
right strings, and its ending h as an
undeniable force. "Janoc Muhn l'IP.W Y<>HK TIM•~ll
"Kate Nelligan is super b ... "
Unda <;,,,.. LOS Al'IOEU:S TIMES
" 'Without A Trace' tugged at my heart
and moved me deeply."
J•rtr .. y l.•on•. Sl'lt:AK PR•. VIP.WS. PBS TV
"Nelliga n ... seems to be one of those
astonish ing a ctresses who can do
anythini," .1~~11Jo:w~111r.P.1<
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Ol:NI J . OAUORIAU ... 111 A ... UUCA ,llllNOHI
re.ad nl of Coeta Mw. o.. ~~~, W ''"' 11 . Coll•
Paued away on Jllobr\lary renk "°"" 9.,u.1 ltolt't 1» 14, lH8. Survived by hie w 11111 a1r .. t. 00111 ~iu.
1 I at• r t r • n t Sa v 1 n of Ctllfornie t2t2t.
Valencia, Ca., 1 brother lnct1'=~tetonGuc1eo 0y 111
F.rneet Oaudreeu of Pedfk: iir11111 JOM t11c>ll•t tegi.y
8ctlch, Ca. Rotary and Mui Thie 111t-t -lhd with lht of Chriauan Burial will be Coun1y Cletll of Oninoe County on held 1\aeedav ...._.._, .. _, :l2 '•ti n , IHa ~· .. ·--~ . ,.,.,, ll>U at 10:00 AM al St. Publl•htcl orana• c o11t 0111r Joa.chiJn'e 0.\hollc CbW'Ch. Pllol. ,,.,, 20.11, M"atotl I, 13, IH3
Interment will be al Harbor 80M~
Lawn Memorial Park.
SeNicel under the dtrectlon
o f Harbor Lawn-Mount
Olivo Mortuary of Coala
Mesa. 640-a~~.
BROWN
ALONZO E. BROWN,
rt'&ldent of Coet.it M... Ca.
Paued away on February
14, l983. Retired S taff
Ser1eant. USMC, eerved ln
World Wa r II and the
Korean War. Survived by 3
daught.en, Mandy Sault.era
of El Monte, Ca., Valerie
Browo of H\lnUrurton Beach.
Ca. and Rhonda ~wn a1ao of Huntington Beach, Ca.,
also survived by 3 slaters,
Mardell DennJng, Marjode
Manley, N orma Booe , 8
hrot bera Loria, George,
Raymond, Allen Dale, Larry
D. a nd Donald, and h la
step-dal.llhter Deborah, and
!! grandsons. Mil i tary
Funeral Services will be
ht-ld at Pacific View
Me~ Park, oo Tuftday,
February 22. 1983 a t
3.00PM.
fmCJllOf ... ,
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MOllTUA&Y
110 Bro.ct#ay
Costa Mesa
642-91SO
1.a.n1Be•OM
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WISTCLWCHAPIL ~27 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
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of C•lllornla, for 1ht Coun1v of
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day of Mardi. 1113 .i the offloe of
C. A Higbie, 8 011 321, 81lbo1 llland, Calll0tnl1 92882 Telepl'IOtle.
873-7870. County of Orange, S1a11 of caltlorn11. all tile r!Qhl, lltle and
lntere11 ol H id d~•lld at the
lime or dNt h ll'IO all the flOht thte and lnterMt thll the Miii• OI Mid d1oe11ed haa acquired by
operation ol law or oll'ltrWill Olhlr
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pertlc:u1w 1y ~lbed 11 IOllowe. to wit•
Lot 19 of Trect 8043, 11 1>94'
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44, 46 and 46 ol Mltoellaneou•
Maps. In the office o1 the Counly ReGotoe< of Cirenoe County, more ccmmonty known .. 102t Parkhlff
Drive, C:0.11 M .... Celll0tnl1 Term• ol 1111 c11h In lewful money ol th• United StllH on
c:onllrmatlon OI Nie, OI pW1 CUii
eno balance evidenced by note
MCUred by Morla-ge Of Trutl Deed ()(\ the property so 1010 Ten per
C«ll ol amoun1 bid to bl depo9/led with bid
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pybllcatJon hereof and before dalt of .....
Dated thle 11th Oay of Fet>ruar;.
1983 C.A H!Qble All«ney
Publllhe<l Ofenge C~11 Dally
Piiot, Fib. 20, 21, 21. 1913
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New Mobll1 home In "mOITIYI'"
South Laguna Ocean-A tieeutfful Plaza dll Sol
tront Parkl Agent there home • • llUQI bdrma, 3
dally, 1<>-4:30. balha. A master ault1 1o1tr1C"' "''"~ Tll D1)'1 •99~242 wllh flrept1e1 and OYlt· evee $41-2739 alaed tub. Large famuy
room wllh watbar incl
flrepl.a.. Step down 11-
vlf!G room, flfwpeeoe, fot· maf dining room. lultln
MCUrlty and mud! m«9.
Priced al only S210.000. ~ to .... 5-4&-2313
NIPllT &ame
Nol only 11 this home
priced right, but the
tennt are ooellent and " I• clellghtfu_!, •••9,500
(with land). rnlt eunny 3
8drm pool home hat
OCMll and i:.nyon vt.w.
It hll an A88UMAILI .... AUii '232,000 1 II TD •l THE ~EAL
ESTATE RS l•ltl• .. •.a-er I 10.&'4 and wtth .... th1n • -• 20% down my IOV91y f1W· 1--M• • •......, -YllAIJ nen wlll carry th•JI•·
1"· 111 "" .,,..... llAO , 1i::I. lat/lie 11·1 ... la llMf •tttMI. · Ooubll 4oor entry to tho flt 11Her•, Ml. lttHI ft I ,_rlHtt bellutfful • Bdrm 3 beth lnqWre eboUl .. ~
M11•11o lllllt Yll hor111. I.art• famlly f ""-.. 1 ~n...ua.. IWI Tll Lmm ... room 2 flNpllCee. Huge o .., .... era .. P .._,_. t>onu• room. Wit\ Y8'dl 1t1 owner'• tJnft 1e a Br ..... with O*-ht•d PoOI. 3, 2ba. 1 bffl lo bMch. And
000 ,.ft. Of IMng IOfl " la oNy. )'Ml'9 now. It COLIM~ only 214,tOO. Call tlM a 1 bdnn rental and
MALTOM 12313 of COUrM .. a pettect IQ. cation for aurrilner/ "~,~~f.:f''UW\il r~~~nt•I. A•klng
DTUlllllWIYI Sut>« tenna, Miier will
conlffler VA/FHA or a
buy down program! A
tempting farnMy t4 Bdrm 2
bllh home. atW>WI pt'IOI
of ownerahlp. Aeduc.cl
to Mii to Sf18,t00. Cell
today! a.1111
THF. REAL
ESTATERS , ....
••mnem Aarl duplex opp«tunltY at IM _,.,., edge, wttfl
private dockl MaaalYe 3 8drm, 3 bllh ow,,.r•a
unit a 2 Bdrm Income
"""' L.Ne at lbl _..,tor only 1549,IOO ect nowl
&46-7171
THE REAL
ESTATE RS
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Look no mote. • roomy
b1clroom1, lrg IMng-
cllnlng 1r1e. Clrcufar
glml room. 2 pYI pelloa a centr. alt, dynamite
toceUon. Don't Delay
Call Dien• TOdeyt ....
PllYmtl·Yllft .......
••••111 ..,. llquldafton. Priced
011ow market. Linda Hart 131°1•.
.......
Cozy OM bedroom, onl
blth adult condO ovor-toc*lno communtty pool. MY• ,.ao. Oonwnllnl to INIPI, bent11 and 1-
b<wy, .... 000.
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HOMES ffOM aM8,000
to MJ..~.ooo. Con.dot 123•,ow to _.30,000.
1.ott, a15o.ooo to u . 000,000. Let mo .,. your
guide 10 IM W.00U. io vt"t avail. In lllanotto ..,.,.,
HIM OLNEY, MALTY P08oxllll,~ ..... ,.. ... 7
JM.oMM
1•1-. 111-1111
~.3 8*,lle
model. lo9dld w/extraa;
fireplace, microwave.
vaulted '*llno1 etlcklr
price t1a11.GOO • 7814101
. ,. .., ...... ..,. ................
uve In 3 bdrm, 2 bdl
C:SE\.KT :::: ~~-ct:! .... PROPERTIES tower level plut • OM
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--------• pettclng.. Prlol at aatS, ~. ooo. associated Tllo ptlcl of ttltt 3000 lq
n P4ut home In Cotona dll Mar. St• from und
ftW 1 .. J _, '> li I I'\ • J
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-mow In oond. -2 story~~~~~~~ CCfnlr locltlon. Cell Tim i:: Allone. 131·12M
LIWllT,__ ..... -.
8upor 3 Bdrm Moneoo
dee«lt«I In llgtlt earth
tone., Oood --..metllt
ttt, & OWNEA Wll.I.
CAAAY PAPEAll All.8. l\.H~. 11? l.18Hhold.
75t-t100
IUllWAl.ll
Lovely 3 e«m home wttt1 a palloa and atrium.
Gourmet 4Cttcnon ~ rlna Ill now llCIPlllnCltl
Only sno.ooo. Don·~
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WITH VIEW C&tAl!na • OoNrl
City l.IClftU
I.ender mutf .... feat
2 Br 2'it Be TWnhme
OEORGE ELKINS CO S110,000Valul
nonnel llmte
MAKE Of'FIA ________ ...,. ,.,._,,..,.. 111 •10&,000
Wha1 a WondllfUI World
of Shopping. right II
your finolnlpt ewfYdeyl
Dally ffllot Claaalll•d Ada. To place your ed, c.11 642-5878 and let I
Cllillllled Ad-Vie« help
you.
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Somo c:llltt + Olllf'Y "' !encl IOft terme or 1tedl TD'a, R.E. Boet, Plane,
Car or ?
0..51-7720 A-4~
Brilr·l.ndr-Owfw
••• btt .....
... ~-·--... IP Tll WllT, There are few
OOf'ftpertlonl. 1.1 --offerfna totat panoramlo vlew1 ol
N.wport Htwbor lltMde & tntty
to 1ea. IBR, 8IA & 1taff
f aollltlet. The premier vt.w of ..,
of Newport & uttlmate In private
Hourlty. 17,000,000. Tom
Alllneon.
IUY llWtwl ,_ W .
Snuggled among muttlmllllon I
m1n1lon1 w/forever vlew1.
Harbor ' kaa.ldOIOOPIO hortzon
-48R & 2 FA + 5 bathe &
llbrary. •1.895,000 affordable
fln1nolng -S 1,500,000 Cuh .
LHae option H0,000, Le ...
S7 ,000/Mo . or trade tor
commerotal. Tom Alllneon.
IHUTltm1P.....-tn.
Ocean, jetty, Big Corona. 3 IA,
3 BA, den 2 car gat909, gueet
hou••· Step1 to beach .
Beautiful oak plank floor1. S 1,295,000 Fee. Maureen
White.
........., Ill• UT&TI. 211'
acre level hllltop. Vlewt to the
Ha. Unllmlted bridle tra111. 5
1tall barn. caretaker 1utte.
Unllmlted uH of 1dJolnlng
private 5 acre perk l la11 t.ak•. 5 BR, 4 BA -20 mlnut• -to .Lohn W.ayne ..A ltpou..
t ,1,295,000. George Orupe.
011111 llllUlll YllW.
Panoramic ocean view from
thl1 1tngle 1tory Callfornla
Ranch home 2 or 3 8R8, 2'ABA,
formal din. rm & flm rm. High
beam celllng1, Mexican p1vet1,
French doore, prantatlon
1hutter1. Completely
remodeled & profH1lonally
land1caped w/lovely 1p1.
$795,000 Incl. land. Donna
Oodlhall.
HllLHI IPHUlt P&Hl&lll
MUI YllW. Charming 11ngle
ttory "Portemouth" 38R. 28A,
formaJ dining rm & f amlly rm
11tuated In th• exclu1lve
Corona def Mar oommunlty of
Spygtue. Solar hMted pool a •P• ••eluded In prlv1t• courtyard. Plantation lhuttera,
MW cpt, oak panetlng & many
more amenltlM. IN5,ooo tnct.
land. Donni Godlhllff.
llmlt .........
-. Contemporwy fMllng ~
...neotlng the beet of a unique
1ma1I ••••Id• town. Thi• beautlfully reb&.1llt home
fMtur .. tplendld ocean vtewa,
proximity to the beach & the
ftne8t eppotntmeni.. $549,500.
Coby W8ttJ.
lllllTIH 1111, Beautiful In
every retpeot . Oorgeou1
garden• -lg lot -formal
dining rm -garden t.mlty rm
-lg gourmet kltohe._ w/
charming breekfut .,.., Solar
Mated IWlmmlng pool. 3 IR.
8379,000 lncludlng land.
kbara A&.1ne. , ........... -... ,,
•2 1m1 Guarded oommunHy,
28A + den. prim• locatlon .
Walk to pool, tennla & ctub
hou1e. Aa1um. loan• w/low
lntereet rate. $399,500. Berlt
MttOhelt
IAlll llllLllll YllWI
lmmKUlate •BR on cuk»-NO
w/ocean & CataJlna view• &
acoea1 to private beachea.
Ftexlble flnanolnc.=5,000
1not land. Martha b.
-W 1mll 15 "*""-from ... beldt l W8toft the oowboyt
work from thl1 SI" family
llomet Yautted oelllng1, I
lhpleoee, g.-den kitchen w/1g
butcher '*>Ck ooum.r. Owner
wHI ftMnol or help wltlnanolng.
1241,000 . ..,.,.,. o.llhan.
' .
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view, , .... ,.., efltry A-... INAOO t• T.D. ~ 11Cre lo\, O 'Bil, &.&, vtew, 20ll
down .• 1,lD0,000. Open Today
1-6. 8 Oakmont. ,. .... u .. door•, 11~-r1 e "" w/ ~.c.:r:::a ~ :::': ~ .......... I lrg MINCen .. -w/ ... a. I IL ..,.. bit-Ina .. ...., ~ ..... 41eeotet9' ........ .. umm
City U&hta vtew, Harbor Vt9W
Seawlnd Monaco. 12~9,000 '"· Open Tod•y. 2244 Pore Carllele.
~n & Jetty vltw1. Marine room, 4 bdrm, 3 ~th, 37~ aq .h . auaa.ooo. Cbanfront. -----iNiiiiiij"·· ·,AC, 0 u I to m 18 r
LO\lllly .., hofM ..... 1-etofy ,.., OOMnlfNy. _ --.: .._. ... .._ Open let/lun or 1ny
kit.;., open e,,,y MICr Not jn ......... Oel .,...
1utte Wl •PHIOUI 8e, NI for'"':.......
mtrr0ted w.,droN• I N -;:'..,. UllN llLI IAYPlllT .._., -·-_., eve. t14t,100. lam view, 4 8drm In ruin Oren• Alt. Offlo•
pvt etudy. Low ,,....,.... ,.
nano• beok~•rd w / ... ~ ................ ........... 1..-,oon view from 5 bdrm, 4 beth, INn. nn.
&o.t .Up tor 3 boata. Now *816,000. ~;::':"~ :::i.:~ 4 ti · 4 to O , "om• hardwood lloell'e. Added ..,.. ..... _,_uo ____ _ olfota. Alt. Mertlyn Harbor Vlew Hlllt,
c••YOD/ OCHD vi••. Pis er.
tStt,000 fee. ~11 for llelall1.
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Penlnaula Point 6 Bdnm. walk
to ocean or bay. Owner will
trade for Co.ta Meu 4 Bdrm -
motivated. $399,900.
UYPlllT...._
$695,000 fee. Privacy, 2 story.
Large boat dock , great
financing.
... -.............. lo4. '* dod&(•). play Llwn • .wtm a..tl.. ..._ Jl;Q,000 • 10 ...
OWi* nn. few qWck Mle. t'fM,000 (land Ind.).
Open 818 l l-&. Owner e&O.otol.
IAl .. PUll
Specl.M:Ulat bayfront dplx 2 br. 2 ~ up: 2 br,
2 ~ dn. 2 boat 1ptae. Reduced-$1,&00,000.
M.:W = ~"' You don't need • QW\ to PlllUlll UIOI y .. r . If you 11eve 1 "drew IHt" w!Mn you New 4 br, 4 ~ ba, cuatom French NomuanJy
cemper thet'• not oett p1eoe en eel tn ttie OllllY Fatale l.2 prime acre hilltop $1.260,000.
uMd. 1111 It now w1111 Piiot Wem Adel Celt now
CIMalftld Ad. I t42-H7t. 111111111 OA YI
Coronado I.al.and cuat. bayfroni lot. ~· boa,
stock. Pl&N avail. Now '370,000 w/terma. :
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
~ ' ' • ' .. ; ~ I''
ettt..eton: tW pt~ Ctmt ... .., ,.
and t1ee I '""' _.. ... -"*" O\lef I oer ..,....
AltforlN<l,800. ... ........
1111LIM.ll&M.W. 1 .. 1~ .. &den,vtew, ---Y 1-1 oorner lot .~btll to1--• .....,..., .... ,.-llT ....... -l11.....,_-,
Ml•llll . ~h.~WIH IMwiilfor .!!', Comer IOll11t' "92 IOt, ._ -· belo-. llwy, •ll•lce I
en-t01•. 1-1 "*'069 • .,, "°""· "°°"" to acid • untt 7 POOi & liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii epe? 1175.000. mLll ........ .., '""12 8clrm ..... lllde. 2 "" ~=i~~=~ *f'UU. ~vu• Ill-MM ~·1~roo~ rw ao--pt lllllU... =:,:;....-::,~ Cft!t lw • 1114 .. _
Coiy....... ......... ~ ~ -·-I IHUM In. Appr ., ..... ,_ ..... Ctler 4 Bdrm. 2 belt\, cblbte '400,000. 0.... IO In .__ lllO If~ 214 :"'O twnh1, 3 Br, cer garege, quiet..,_.,
trllde -..ttY tot UdO owe 1•12'Monl""" no.-•· 41bl ,.,, pool. •••.aocr.
...... .. ....
l.oweet prloed L.._ 2
OAllll 111111
sa~.ooo fee. Owner will finance
or trade for lncome ·property. 4
Bdrm1, beach acce11. Alao
available for leue $3,000 mo.
fu.miahed. 1-5.
1·1 LIT
Old Corona del Mar. Some ocean
view, 1 block from Ocean Blvd.
Call for details.
AEsaoumA4 llfAl ESIATE setvas •••am II .. OUYll .... .....,1 ..
#IWlllsMPMt
hme. U f·HH dyt: 3bt~llM-1 .._, SIM 2-5. M4-2M2 .., •ll•l••M•• a .
CIMllfled Ade 14Mlt7~MOf ..,,..._ getting e11-5411 ew eot Aolc69-We11t to: 1;;;-==:-:~~r!:!~~~·~·~n~1~1t~!! tct .. elfted Ad• .... ' .,..•camping!~ .. Ulla l Cedtltece to Go-Cart• 0:..,~ctllturbJtr~ r._ 11.11~ u.
.,,...., to• auccenfu yeer. tl fou h•v• •1 wtie.._ the Fed ,llbuklue condominium, O .... L191
OlrtlOf or ywd ..._.,"'' _.,,., ttlel'a not oetttnQ Roll 'em ott the martcet SPYGLASS HILL, ooeen tuet bMutlfully decorl· Doll 11ou .. 4 Id a ... better wey to ..., more ueed, ..._ .. now with • With• Cl.....,_, Ad view ••r & den. M25, tedl 2 bedroom•. 2 Remodated kltdlefl. Prt-.....;Piii•~CIPiiii•iiiit iiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiii/iiiiiCliiiMm•tftmled;;Ad;;. --~-;.Iii iiiiiiCelliiiiiiiiiNow;iiii~iiiit4iii2;·5e~78iml 000. ~ bath•. Ft replace. Siii oed !*ow mettc.c to ... • ......... 1·1 •mono•• parkllk• now. Prln only. Lind•
1112 u
Old Corona del Mar. Steps to
Beach. $1450 per month.
HPLUOUl•I
$245,000. Walk to all ahopplng
-in old Corona del Mar. Greet
financing.
The gate guarded aecurlty &
prestige location add to the appeal
of thia totally unique ent.ertainin8
hom e . In c lu<Jed are an
indoor-outdoor IWimming pool, 3
apu. sauna, alld1ng roof.a, an 18 foot
carved oak profeulonal bar,
proj~tlon r oom with theatre
aeatiJ\8, up to 5 bedrooma, library,
even an upttairl ballroom~ d19oo
with .eparate kitchen. And it'• all
totally lecluded behind your own
wall. $699,000.
--TWO ...... ONGS
~N NEWPORT CENTER
THE STAUU COMPAllY
. 644~9060
.. TUIA• ••MTAI ....... 1111
Expansive llvlng room with· tit down view
complimented by a formal dtntng room wtth
equal view. Spacious master aulte with
privacy plus 3 addttk>nal BR'a, 2 BA's In
separate wing. Large pool and protected
patio enhances this property. Owner wlll
carry Flret with aubstantlal down and·
purchase of land. $600,000 LAuehold. Ask
for Carolyn Mason'.
1'11 lllfn
Linda mode .. picture perfect condition with
all new kitchen, new carpeting, drapes,
expanded dining area. Softly decorated to
attract the moat discriminating. Comer lot on
one of the largest greenbelts and added
allure. $198,500 Leasehold. Ask for Carolyn
Mason.
.. ,. W • WllllY IJIDI
4 BR'a, 31h BA's plus den. Huge family room
on 3rd floor. Spa, sauna, BBQ In MCluded
patio. Solid oak woodwork throughout.
Ocean vtewa from 2nd Md 3rd noora. Many
other extras make thla home too good to
mlu. Alk for Hallie Strock.
I IM I IAl-llWLY Ll1D
Whitewater vlewsl Wood ftoora, k>tl of room
tor ~. terrtflc patlO and 8P8 are )uat
a f• d the featur• of tht9 cMrmJng 3 BR
home tn an area. where the IUt Nie wu In
excae of $1.5 mllllon, $890,000. Aak for
D.vld Hlrlchler.
........ ........, u.n ... ," .. Expertenqe the ptMtlge and eecurtty of Nvlng I!\ the _. gu9fded oommuntty Of Herbar
Ridge. lpaclou1 3 BA "Jodelle" model.
~ mdatJ"'G 1at T.0 . at 11.5~ llPS)rOX.
30 v-t.rm. 1175,000. Aak tor Ed E9oano.
lllMDY111
Magnlfk:«1t panoramic vlewl overlooking Newi>ort Beech and the Pacffte Ooean. Thi• .eeoant 1000 8q. tt. eetate on .. the ultimate
In klxury IMng. Featuring 5 BR'a, 7'A BA'a,
grand room, Mrvtce quartere and a beautiful
apa . . • excellent financing package
offered. Call for your private ahowlng.
$4,000,000 fumllhed. Ask for Ed e.cano.
...... JD Eiiiiiitl llfUL
2 BR In an award wtnnlng complex. Hlghty
upgraded, flm level location ov.tooke patio,
r unning 1tream1, spectacular foliage.
Heating. water, apa and pool and flre-
lnaurance lnctuded In asaoc. du... Reduced
price reflect• motivation. $139,500. Aak for
Carolyn Muon.
fMIN I UY P• -1111,1111
Charming well-kept 3 BR OCMf'I vt9W home
on a nice nat lot. Thia home ... turee open
cetNnga, wood floorl, huge ftmlty room and
ll c:loM to tennta, park•. poola. .. c. Jult
lllted and ready to move In. Terrific curb
appeal. Mk for Rod Daley.
mmam m • n 1111 -ILL •tDll
Bright and Immaculate Del Mar model In
SpyglUe wtth lovely moun..an Md city llght•
vlew8. $220,000 In exlatlng f!Mndng. Owner
may exehange few IMI expenelYe home. Alk
few Halffe Strock.
FREE at ........ grounde. 1129,too, r• Hett 131-1211.
One °' ..,. cNrl2*lg .. duoed.:..., .......
der "°"'99 on Cemallon. •-........ ~ On 2 Iota. 4 Bf. CloM to -R&IM~
MARKET EVALUATION
ON YOUR HOME
b 0 II • I •• 5 • 0 0 0 . An•IOl.I• to .. tit 3 b• ·-------e7M742. droom home rldlly ct. -------1 coreted with wood IPYIUll 4211 penallng. Bl1c:* 11rep1ece. No Coet or Obllgatlon
Uat Your Home "POi SAi.i"
JUST U8TU>, i..t ex-li=emly -rm combination. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
penelv• home tn Spy-Lot• of •ll•dY treH.
... Mint oond. Heme 1121,tOO, IUbmltl STEAL In Mu ..... U.tif_t1 leek your term1. Delta ....... Tt ...
. '· PR0,888IONAL 81RVICEI
"FOii MIV.R• OR SAUR•" R&IM~ 12~ euumabl• loin. =!~·:::a: $122 900 nlftg, femtty room and 7 i-~==-==--1 ftrept~•· NHt & will 8pactou1 28 . 2'ABe + tHlntalned. 1148,000, frpto & xtr• ta 2 cw ge-
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.... ".' 1'7 Prtvacy pervadee 1hlt Harbor vtew home on
fee land located near .chool and park
lending addltlonal appeal. S BR'•, large
famlty room, formal dlnk1g room are pti:tUfe
perfect for amall family. Sellera are
motivated. $242,000 Fee .. Ask for Carolyn
Muon.
MTllll•R UY NW
Security gated communtty within MCOnd• of
faahlonable Newport Cent.,. 5 BR'a, 4'A
BA'•, large formal dining room, dettahtful
waterfront patio, courtyard apa. 811p Md 8'de
tie. envate tennla and beach. $1,450,000.
Alk for Lola egan.
IA•IAITU 111111 -111 Luxury condo8 on the oceana6de of Hwy. with
uae of pool and epa. TheM highly upgraded
unite have good parking facUfttea. Ideal
•ettlng near be•ch, •hopping •nd
traneportatlon. Two ,...._ now avatlable
through Ungo. $209,000and1275,000.
tlm ..... llYllllli
Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. 2491 Crelt\w Ortw. GenerOU8 famlty home on large comer lot
(you own the land). 3 BR'a! 3 BA'a Md femlly
room. Great potenttal for e~ndlng or
remocMltng. Reduced to $450, '-· Alk
few We CheM LM.
P1111n um •••••rt !'.19.ht and epec1oue 2 a" with din end 2 BA1,•epteoe.~roondmonlna.mount81n
and nlGht llQht view. AcroN lrom Lek•.
1175,000. Mi for LOii &aan.
'
-* llllldouel r-oe. pvt epa ln '*" •• ... ,... Mltlng. Owner .. hllp
EH011ttv• 1howplao• llnence. 30 yr fixed r ...
wMtl POOl UP~ • ti.-ted, a11umebte flft•n·
drOOtM, 3 baili8. TWO ctna. &tremety moUve--~.Formal dining tecf o.,ner. VACANTI
room end family room. P1eue cell bkr. for • ....,.,. yerde and br1ck .... 831-2248
petlo. 1~7t,900. MIU· ~~~~~~~ .,...~
111-21• 1707 80. BNITOl
SANTAANA
-1~1rl1t~11. !
HI \I .I OH~ I
1111'"' Wll11lll ......
Melle ~ own deel on
... I Bdrm ' Be llome. W. ... w/greet tefme.
Hwryt Cw1 A Htirbertl It, 111·1-
R&IM~
llwp I NBr. on bit tot.~ option, 11000/mo.
111P hllQe fem rm off MeM Verde 2900 eq ft . ..,. 0-nty 11081<. Ao'· ()pert HOUM Sun 12-4 . ..,..... 20H Ftam1n10. A1t.
I Lil.. _ ...... __ ,._. ----
.Mt remodefllCI, 2 mA ,_
.... fl., oul de WI ... ... I tfi _. • ..._ ... RV ~..._...,..I -=. ~ 1-5 :.:, = '::::*" cut-
Afl, 411 Abtlle :;!74041 llllc:h•n ~/ltetr:::r:::
floor. Incl. mtcro-we119, UIT9 ..... bollrlg .......
I 8A 1 .. w/ffWl!lts::. = e:=eatle~t= .... 1#11 plue ...,_ IOIHOOd 8hogt ecr..-M#Nble ll0,000 !Oelt, ~ & ... ~ 2
1150.000. Ownr/agt. ~ ~.....,.-
111-Ml1 deel91'9d for Indoor I .... ft.Ill outdoor entertaining. A
8edllded I bdnn home ..._, lit '270.000. '°' en .-e cU-de wt ~ pvt •owtne catl Glen n ....... fM1nteNn-Hllw•I\. Me ttOO
-yar1I .. lotl ,,. .... Wtctll .... flo1Mo6119t
()itly 11n:ooo. c.t1100n
t• --_ J •
\ f . 11 I /(I . It
u111r•1a1 4M&boru~2\41 -. •• prim• locetton.
1130,000. Cell tor de-
tlllL AQt. 882-2118
R&IM~
------··-Pl'1oe rwduOed t30.ooot 4
Br, 2~ be. term. din. rm ..
fnc:d yerd. 1201,500. Gem~ 142-4123, ....
umlPmE
3000 8q,. f'l.. 4 a I ... eap. ......,, fem room.
rodl flrepteoe, lkytt ...
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4 BR , Fam . Rm . IRVINE
TUR.ACE, $398,000. See Lucy
~at 1715 Galatea Terrace.
3 BR, Fam. Rm. HARBOR VIEW
HILLS, $435,000. See Carole
McMaban at 1120 Goldenrod.
3 BR, Fam. Rm., BALBOA
ISLAND, $429,000. See Marcia
Redick at 214 Amethyst.
6 BR, Fam. Rm ., DOVER
SHORES, $625,000. See Hope
Gerrie at 1521 Antigua Way.
4 BR, Fam. Rm., LIDO ISLE,
$556,000. See Cynthia Rwmfeld at
207 V1a Mentone.
4 BR~am. Rm., BA YSHORES,
$1,690;1)00. See Edie oi.on at 2616
Bayabcre Dr.
S BR., NEWPORT HEIGHTS,
$248,000. See Ted Petenon at 418
San Bemardlno.
2 BR, Den, RANCHO SAN
JOAQUIN -IRVINE. $182,000.
See Ginny Andenon at 23 Viejo.
5 BR, BALBOA PENINSULA,
$995,000. See Evan C.orkett at 1038
W.Bay.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
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730e W. OCMNFRONT, Npt Bch
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3 bdnnl. 3 bit.hi
204 VIA EBOU, Lido IaJe ......... '626,000
3 bdrml, 3 ba, wide lot + pool
300 CAGNEY LN #107, Npi Bch
Verulll• ....................................... f 114,000
1 bdrm, 1 ba, pool
820 VIA LIDO NO!U),, Udo Ille '
.................................................... •1.900,000
4 bdrm, tam.rm. boat dock
204 OOLUM.81A, Npt Crelt ...... f l89,500
4 bdrm, condo, pool, teMll
101 VIA GENOA, Udo lale ...... $8-C0,000
3 bdnm. &~ ba, den wlber
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l'abulow 10,000 1.f. Bii Canyon lot. The ~ ~ ·~ :,C: ~~ h= ~~ mJ •· Lovely I bdrm, 2 btth, 1 level.
owner will trade for Bae Canyon home RV 9CC•t1 at the end of 1 4ult1 cul·d•-1ae. wld•ooireenbeh, n11r pool. Only or build to 1ult for ~ulty. B.au\lful OverkloU .,...,_It partl, ~ wa.111 to dw bNth. $170 loc:eUon next to park. Prked at '820,000. c.om. '° Nr °'*' ti... a.a. or aun. l-Opm, ... 1_.; · 1111 MM
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Ideal 2 Bdnn IW1ef hcwne w/roorn to U million loen '' lft Int. fixed for 12 y .. ,.. •n Wlllll ll'IMI • ... rw • ...
expand. Remodeled kitchen 4& bath1, gi~~~~,ooo mo. Proferty 11 In foreeloture. 11n ""8 LaflM • • .. u...-
new roof, cop,.r plumblftl, RV boat 1111• NW -
lt.oc'ap, and extra petk.l.rw. An e>allent .......... ,,......... nm Ume offend. Larp 1 level 4 br,
value a\ •199,500. 7eo-al3. ... lrt, • MMltl form. dln, fam rm, 2~ t., beeu\. yard n••lllTI .......... ------------w/ewlrMUna pool & jlocum. Good temw.
In every detail hu beell employed In the Y11 IWI •um. '316,000.
dec:ora\lni of thia deltahtful bayfront T IHITI .. l&T/M ,.. nH ............
home ln excluaive HunUnpln Harbour. On the llOU\h cout of TahlU la thia rare llLEI I. MWI Solid oak panelllnl, lilk walnlcott wall
treatment w/coordlnaUna draperte1, otferln1 of over 344 acre• of private IULTlll, •· 144-11M
carpet & furnWUnp. Beachfront patio ~:.=· 2 1tory home wlth cu1tom
w/pool, ape & BBQ, boa\ 11.lp & a sandy furniture & all appllancea. Outdoor betd\. It will be an experlence for you to view thia lovely home. .A.klna prict entertaln.lna with cook bOUMI, we\ bar,
•1.195,000. Opn Sun. 1-6. 168l\1 Coral ;~~o~~~:Ql~f.': ~~
Cay. 760-8333. bunplow, 4 car prage, maid'• qua11en.
Cf L / d<>s kennela & tennil court. 10 minutes '4 We µt I en/t/z e to aou. 40 mtnu• to atrport. t1,ooo.ooo.
{ PROPPR11f~' For further lnfonnation write: TahlU
Land Investment, P .O. Box 1322
Papeete, TahiU, or phone 7.44.24.
llWPllT II.II
Two yean new, 3+ den 2,1tory home
w/pool1lu yard overlooking Cherry
Lake lNlde 1ated private community.
Seller'• motivated & will con1ider
exchange. Open Sat /Sun 1-6. 372
Newport Glen Crt.
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$390,000 ............................ 11 Curl ~ .• NB •'*-................. ...., ..
$295,000 ..................... 1424 Seacrftt, NB
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$235,000 .............. 539 Vista Grande, NB
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$279,000 ........ 2208 Port Lerwick. HVH
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$329,500 ................... 2406 Franc:im>, NB
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a few blocks from the beach.
Splldoua 3 bdrm. & 2 bdrm. unlt1
eech with be.am oeillng'I, fireplaces.
patio or p()l'Ch. All blt 1na; carpetl &-.
drape1. l>rtced rfaht at $377,000 by
mouvated 1eller. 11u1n1n
Owner will finance thla Monterey
1tyle family h ome on belt twlmmln8 beach on PenlnaUla. 102'
deep lot with parking for 6 can. 4
BR_, 3 baths & gorgeous patio.
$775,000.
Only~ now $325:000
llWNIT PIEi
$352,500 ..................... 601 Putollta, CdM • ... I .... ,., ...... /..., .:.
$425,000 ...................... 118 Ruby, Bal Ial J
IN NEWPORTC~NT~R
644-9060
SPEUf ACULAR 6,008' OCEAN VIEW
EmtJTIVE mIDENCE . FROM
THE TGP OF SPYGLASS HILL!
One of the premier hornet offered in Newport Beach . . . a truly gorgeoua
re9idence of .hoer elegance and quality. Thia ia one of the !DOit 1uperbly
comtruc:ted bomet anywhen with a forever new of the Harbor, the ocean and
Catalina laland. Uncompromising. cuftamanahip ii ev;dent everywhere you look,
with larilb uae of tolXI oak cabinetry and trim. meticuloualy at.ai.nod inf
finithed to reveal the true beauty o( the wood.
An outatandi"8 Door plan. empbuizet the huge family room with large windowa
and • muaive River Rock fireplace. The pool and •pa take adnntage or the
fabuloua view. u doet • great family kitchen. liYiriB room and muter bedroom.
Special feature• everywhere include ntflrllive ute of ellqu.ilite leaded and
atained glut, a complete and very pretty IOtid-oak-bar, electrically controlled
iron ptes. and eobbaeatone motor courtyard. /
Great financing ii a~. Tradet con8derecl.
STAmY HILLTOP-CHATEAU
mLIE GAIL RANCH
Here ii a residence of enduring design and 1plendid
architectural beauty. A regal home, beautifully decorated, and
with every amenity for comfort and gracious livin!! Every area
is richly appointed with extenaive \lie of wooda, crown
mouldings and tute{uJ finishing toucbe1. 6,000 aquare feet of
quality are your1, with S bedroom1 (including • magnificent
muter 1wte), atu<iy, 6 bathl, 3 fU'tplac:es and a grand entry
way accented by a 1weeping aolid oak atairca1e to the 1econd
floor. The generoU1 ailed 'lot ii beautifuDy landlcaped, witb a
gorgeoua pool that o'ferloob hiU. and valley below,
11.150,000.00, with great financing powribt1itiet. Trade.
conaidered.
24562 ~LUP CIRCLE, NELLI GAil. RANCH
14 Bdrm FIXER on a lot and a half,
zoned comm'l w/approved plan• for
retail + Bdrm 3 Ba apartment. Try po,ooo down. owe.
__Qnly $245,000
l)~l()U~ ti()M~i
REALTORS,675-6000
240 £aec C-t Hllhwav. Coro.a .a .. .,
@] Newport Trede your old etutf for Have IOINttllna you want ~:..c,odlH with to NII? CtMelfled edl do Peninsula 3 3355 ad.1 842·5'71 It well I Call NOW
S] . tCta11lflad Adi art th 142-H7I . Re. alty_ _!.. __ .....,to a .ucc.atu'-.=H-.v-,-,-ou~r•"'.""•d~to"'.:d':".'ay::-:--.,
.gsage or Y9fd '*fh'1 CtUllflad Adri ff not.
batter wey to i.11 you're rnlMlng the beat
paoplal ---In townl
ON THE WATER! MAGNIFlmT ,
GRAND 7,000' RESIIBNCE ON .
FABULOUS LAKE MISSION VIFJO!
The Great 1..Ue! An incredibly potb gated community ol uduaiYe encutive
raidenca about IS minutes from John W1yne Airport and it'• butt.ling
induatrial and commercial aurroundings. And yet . '. . it'a a world ap111 from
the rat race or the city ... like a magical kingdom that rivala a world clut
relOrt. Abtolutely dettinod to become one of the truly delirahle relidence uua
anywhere. It already 11!
The home ia apectacular. Three atoriea o( grand atyling on almoet 60' of Jake
frontage, with aplendid views Crom almolt every room. It features giant
entertaining areu, both Connal and cuual. and Jbo • 1umptuous muter
bedroom auite with two lavish bathrooms and • panoramic view or the lake and
beyond. --
tr you don't know 1..Ue Milaion Viejo and Tres Vistu, diacover it today. Right
Now! It'• eaay to find -from the intersection of the 405 and S Freew•y•, go
South to the 3rd ait (Aliciia) and turn f.ut abolll 2H .miAea io Marguerite. tum
left to the guarded gate entrance to Tres Vilw. Sbow the guard thil ad and
tell him you haYe been invited to lnlpect the grand home 1t 27572 s.n 8lu.
Open Sunday from 12:00 to 6:00.
PICTURESQUE NEWPORT BEACH
2 ACRE ESTATE
Miracle o{ Miracle.II! Two full acre• in Newport Beach, with a
paporamic view of the Back Bay, the Bluffs, and Newport
Ce\iter! This aecluded estate Wal choeen by a legendary Orange
County actre11 u her permanent residence in the glory years
of the silver ecreen. It i1 adjoined by many other similar
estates ownec:l by prominent Beach area familiel who treasure
ita eerenity and cowitry charm. The huse, ranabliq ranch
home it 1uperbly pllnned for large acale ca1ual and fcxmal
entertaining, u well •• (&mily comfort and onjgyinent. There ia
1ufficient land for tennil court.a, aftd exilting facilitiet for
hor1e1 lf you like, with direct accflll to the Beck Bey tr.U..
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r9ftClfl ltyle home w/tM'J ·~ "" ' Moec frJM. Love ly wrep·ero11nd
llom• w/lrg v•rd. 0 111 abo111 flnenolng. Only
t 1et.ooo. Dllnl e..,,et 13,., ...
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$375,000
HAIBOI VllW HOMIS
Recently remodeled executive home featuring trench door. &
windows, Italian ceramic tile, new appliances and lap pool in large
private yard. Fee aimple with $223,000 in financing aaumable l\t
11 "~-Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
OCIAN VllW + POOL
$149,900
Thia truly magnificent residence ls for t.hoee who embrace relaxing
~ u a way of Ute. Decoraied ln Mediterranean style w/curved
arches, receaaed lighting & liberal u.e of mirrors. ~ eounnet kitchen
features 10lld oak cabinetry, Jen-Air range, POJ'WiUeR tilee & a
breakfast nook w/oc:ean view. Panoramic ocean & night view from LA
to Catalina. Pool & spa are encl'd in private oourtyard. Thia fine home
iB unmistakably Newport! Assumable financing on fee simple land.
759-1501 or 752-7373.
*WATERFRONT HOME & SLIP*
$539,000
Sensational executive home featuring 4 bdrm. enormous llvina &
dinine room, 2 frplcs & room for 55' boat.! FEE limple land with
assumable financing. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
$565,000
*OCIAN VllW*
*SPYGLASS llDGI*
Outstanding 4 bdrm home feeturina large re.r yard, detached prap
and lovely fenced-in pool. 8 '4~ a.umable tinandng! Call 759-1501 or
752-7373.
BAY VllW CUSTOM HOMI
$719,000
Spectacular cuat.om built home f•tu.rtna •una. jlcuzzi. 2 wet ban. 2
frpb, 3 car garage, formal dJn1na & much more! A..umable financing!
On fee simple land. Call 759-1501 or 752-7373.
P Al IXCILLINCI
$1,500,000 nu. CUltOm decfgned home WM built w/aecutive enter1a1ninC ln
mind. Quality thruoui, from the IOlid oak paneled den to the mabopny
pa,...W fmlY rm. Some of the n\.lllM!ll'OW feetura an: S.-tklnal view
of Fllbion ialand & caen. pool & ... w/outllde blr, Scar,......,
~ leCUlity system & frm1 c:tinln8. To view the lUXUl'iow f•turm Of mqnlficent l'ellklence, call 759-1~1 or 752-7373 for prtva._
ahowtnl· On fee limple land.
CAI.MIL MODIL -llAWIND f271,000 .
~ hM:k country Y'8W from thm '°"1'1 hcllDe feawrtnc 3 br & 2
beda ~donal rear yard h.u cownd patio and tWi pond with
wawfjll. Amumabll f1nlndnctl Call 7~·1501 or 702-7371.
· HERITAGE
1<11\llllRS
4 Luxury Garden Unita. Cloee to
beach -1hops. beamed ceilings, oak
noon, frplc'a, private patios,
garages, 2 Br. 2 Ba. Oen, view
owners unit. Owner financing.
$435,000.
WI U•J!~lft.-1
Wllll .. Ptw.U Ital Estltt
411-1711
WISTCLlfP
GOUIMITS DILIGHY
A PETE BARRE TI
. REALTY
IEWP•T YllW IHPrlce ataahedHI. Guarded gate commu-
nity. 4 8dml 3 Ba. Call '°' ahowlng. ~ Hart e31-12ee
This meticuloualy maintained home ia tailor made for the gourmet
starting with the <.Wtom kitchen. Oak cabine1a & flooring IW1'0Wld
your built-~ whk:h tnclude a mk:rowave. Just off the kitchen Is a
channln8 breakfaat nook with bay windows. Super plush carpeting &
custom wall oovertn&s complete the pictu.rel of aheer elegance. The
extra large family rm provides ample room for entertainment. A. an
added bonus. the large irre,WU lot with custom pool provides
extraordinary priv.cy. With a larp fully MIWD8ble lat trult deed, this
home ii priced foe lmmediate sale at $299,000. For an appointment to
tee, call 556-7035.
WILL MAINT AINID YllPLEX WITH TWO
CAI GAIAGI ON LAIGI SHADID LOT
Each of the unita ln th1a property ls a 2 bdnn, 1 bath. They are very
well maintained with extremely low vacancy factors. Long term, stable
tel')anta provide $1 ,210 in monthly rent. Lender will refinance at 1~
for owner occupant or 12.25~ for non-owner occupant. PLUS owner
will carrry. Offend at $155,000. 9032 Adams Avenue, Huntington
Beacli. 556-703S.
TIM.IVIL LIVING AT ITS BIST
ONLY MINUTIS flOM SOUTH COAST PLAZA
This hJihly uptraded fonner model la a deoontor'1 dellaht. BeSt of all
our Villaae Creek Townhomel ia just a short walk to South Cout Plaza
& South Cout Vl.ll.lae. But n,ht f.lt your beck door is a meandering ~. Just five yean new. this most eou,ht after Plan C 1a only
$124,900. Call us for complete details of our aUordable financing
program. 9032 Adama Ave., Huntlncton Beach. 556-7035.
INRITAINING MADI IASY WITH
THIS IPACIOUS POOL HOMI PLUS IPA
Our teller a. e><t.remely moUvated and hu priced thla property
accorcfJnlly. It ha charm & .,_e nol'lftally found only ln homee priced
thouaancla hlcher· The ~ pool & spa WW be pertf!Ct for thoee hot
aummer dayw jl.mt ahelld. With a price of .152,500 l'LUS polnta for VA
purdJMer, the value ia clear. 9032 Adalm Ave., Hunttnaton Beach.·
063-5671.
MOTIVATID llLUll PllCI THIS UICUTIVI
HOMI llLOW APPIAlllD YALUI
'l'Mte la IUperb value ID ddl tbne ,_.old home prtced at $179,800.
Almost two thculnd, two hundnd lqUAN feet of Uvtnc .,.. wtth all
the .amenlUn. Tbe larae country kitchen comet complete with
built-Im, Jm-Aire aoak top, tnlb ~ • l mlc:rowwa Then'•
a ~ bar PLUS a formal dlnDw rm. 'lbe IDMflll' 11Ut'9 Ja hu,e wt•. -.. tub• MJIMl• ..,_. ana double DU1Jman1. r.ntertamana
cu be done ,in the lannal l1vtftl room or In the famD1 room whicli
1ncludm a W9t bK. At tNa = w. clan't apeet. du. propsCJ to 1Mt Jolt& ID CID n.bt ·~fer ~an ..wnl ftNndnl ~
to .U. thJa 6oiiat ""' own. ton Adami Ave., Hundftet.an Blech. NMe71. .
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ldrm pl11a "ld•·•••Y den, d"*'i rOOM, ..__.
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MEOIAT!L YI 8peotou1 3
Br, DEN l\ome, H• qu-..
llty & GI ... tlvuout. Fr.
doora. lkVlll••· Every-
thln9 you could want.
Won t tut et 1250,000 . .......
AE/MAX 131-12M
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lat'11TA-11a8,ooo. Newly decor. 3
• bf twnl\ae, perfect for 19' time buyer or lnv .. tor.
~JO,.tl&un 12-4. Agt, ........ / .....
Aeduoed to 1186,000
3 & d«t, 2 ba, dlermlng
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IPAOIOUI a ldnn • den. 2.,. I• oondo,
Nrtlltonte. •ytMe As. SUM~ LOAHI t 192,000. ........
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The rtgM prtoe: 1237 ,000
-for 4 ldrme. 3 belha, In
lhe right Waet«*ft loo.
llon. AMdv evellablllty •
ownere l\eve moved.
tlome .. "* Md '""· reedy for you. See II tc>-
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A PETE BARRE TI
. REALTY
2 tty Tudor. 3 cat gar. ~~~~~~~ Cnr Tvsttn & 19th P*». =
0pen a.11Sun. .... ~ au
Owner/egt '75-763-4 CONDO/EA8TBLUFF8
IY .... EJtcel financing. 11'5,
38', 2 lge ~. t80 deg 000. or wltt trade for
ocn vu. Cor11er unit. condo In lndltn Welle
1318,000. 541-H82 plue cull. ""' 2-.tba, IHtnc onfy. c:loM to llhopplng a pool. -'y-.,,_.u-.....Wlw.--.--Tllll..._,..-1 Pvt pty. 71"1S16-M51,
--818/~722 .......... , .......
Bedroom In front pert
and ownet'• beayttful hi-~ in,..,.""" 2 cs
gar. You're ao c:IOM to
th• ocean -you can
ttretk lo 11. Top tocatton
In right at Balboa and
priced 12t5,000. _,_
Pl .... IULT11
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ITUL un1EW
Try 10% dwn. S.... ..
IOM S. fantaatlo 2 Br
beyvtew. Only '230.000.
AHume 11'1,000 1a1
T.D. Delia, 131-12M, egt
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1o;•.:::•;::;;;•:.;;al;.,.. ____ , ___ , ....
I ..,..... _. LIU. Top
of the bill in presUgioua Harbor
Ridge w /1peetacular view of
ocean, bay & lights. Includes
plans for 10,000 sq. ft. home
w/tennil ct. & pool. Can be 801d
togethe't or separately.
$1,295,000. Maureen White.
Pll•I MW YO. Decorator'•
home w /many extras: built-in
bookcues, custom dyed carpet,
plantation shuttera, hardwood
Ooon. Thia 3BR. 3BA., f.amily rm
home offers the ultimate in
styllah living. $725,000 lncl. land.
Maureen White. ·
HllTH Hllll. "Lucerne"
model w /aorgeou.s ocean/ bay/
ni1ht ll1ht views. Beautiful
wood panelled fam . rm
w/bullt-in bookcues. Fountain
& gas BBQ in atrium. Long term
assumable flnanclng. $595,000
incl land. Maureen White.
IUlll llMI IUU•. Lowest
P!ic~d .. Lucerne" model.
MqnJfioent unomtruc1ed view.
Priced for immediate aale.
Aaumable $278,000 lat. Seller
hJ,ghly motivated & will carry
2nd TD. $559,000 incl. land.
Maureen White.
-·-11...-. U>welt priced "Jodelle" ln Harbor llld1e
Eatatea. 3BR, FR, 2 ~BA.
Beeutlfully uptnded ln neutral
tones. Panoramk view. Ready
for immediate occupancy.
$540,000 Incl. land. Maureen
White.
11111111'1 IWI IPllTAllUI
11•1. Vaulted cellt1'1•
w/plantatlon lhuttan tbruOut.
Built-In wine ndt, ber • china
cabinet. 2BR + ~ w/oeean
view. Low-care courtyard la
c:wiom tile t.il patio. Indudll
land at $029,000. Maureen
Whlte.
..
IUffM.YllW
•111011 Tl 11111
ftt1ce elulled on 11111 3 It, 3 le, fem rm, frpl. •tunning 4 Bdrm l1mlty .,,.. w . poot IHt,600. rm Poof home. Spect• a t 1 I r v I " • A v •• outer v1ew1. Abeolute 133·1173, IM·4HI Of
q11ellty tllruout. Juel 114e-o81 I ~ beolc on mnet II Me&,1-------
000 .......
111·11M
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Miii!• Offtt on c:uetom 4
bd. 3 " pool l!Ome. Dlw n1no room. PMllltd ,..
mlly a olftoe. utUm loen.
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LEASI! OPTION -------I COmp. tum One of Big eyn·, rnoei MG·~ •bf. 1tudy, den, Ir, pool,
1p1, clllld'• perk, luell grdn1. I 1,495,000 IM.
BIT llLL
TURNER
Atcllltecturll PrQt>. e.40-8350
ltg 4 It ~· home. Mrnt cond. Only 1219.
000. Aalurne $2 10,000 &
OWC. Low Own. Seller
wlll lleten to all otfera. Diiie. 13t-12M , ______ _
llWPIRT OllAR· in
PllOEI Fii
FAIT SAU
3 Bet, pool .. 8P&· Super c:tMn. Super prloed. ~
king 1184,950. Bob
Younker, 831-12M
11Yl11,IOl·IWI
Npt 8ctl 3 It 3 Be. .. ..,,. 1151.000 In flnen.
clng. Call for detell1.
~ .... " .... Nwpt Hgt1 completely
refurbllhed, 3 Br, 2 Ba
~:.me. 1258,000. ......
..... -1~ LIT1
TRM>ITIOHAL CHARM
Lge new ~tom home. open Set/Sun 1-5. 210
"" &en Altno. Own/agt. 81~ 873-255&
\\ I :---l. I Y \,
..
OWn« mutt Mii town-
l'IOme. 3 bf. 2 b4l. frl>le,
pool. 3 cw l}WllO•· Apo "'** .. 1148,000. Wiii Mii 143,800 equity tor
130,000 cull NOWlll
Newport Peclflc, 833-1182.
IUITRLllYWllW
BLUFFS -BY OWNER
2 bf. 2~ ba. 2.llory. to-
tally remodalled, beMltl-
lul, too much to ll1t.
Muat .... AllUrM 12%
loan. c.11 840-4421.
1111
TAYLOR CO.
I \I :.\ I T ()I\ s ',J 111 I I! I· I"
D.llllT a =1.un • 111n1 man
4 Bedrms, family room & dining room,1
immaculate throughout. New carpets,
drapes, marble entry & decor. Electronic
~ty system. Wet bar, 2 fplc, 3 car
gar, heated pool & spa. $64.9,500.
14• .. TID '"8•1-1 1
111 ,..... YllW am • • IUfll
Well known architect designed custom
home reflecting dlgnity, charm & quality
rarely found in newer homes. Wide
frontage overlooking the beautiful 8th
green of Big Canyon Country Club. 5
Bcinns, 6 ~ baths. plua all the amenities
you would expect in a finely crafted
home. Seller will carry large loan at 9'lt
interest. Will consider your home aa
down payment. hnmediate posseuion.
$1,950,000. 644-4910 for appt.
• • un• "" 111111 , .. ,,.
31 Foot living room. Overlooking 11th
fairway. 3 bedrooms. Lge master aulte
on ground floor. 3-ar garage. Vacant.
11 M ftlTI .... llTI• 1·1
U&.111 llLJl9 PIYl.lm NW llffllll
Sunny family home on South Bay Front
with 3 bedrooms, den, 3 batha, 2 patios,
ll&Jld beach. shared pier and 009t. Owner
will consider a trade or carry trwt deed
at lO'K., $1,100,000 Fee. See any time.
.._._..,..WITIWllW
Chann1nC neu-new, 4 bdnnl, fam. nn.
Quality de.Ip and decor throuahout.
'" l>eQned for auest quarten. f595 000. iUm• lft. -.. UT/iii 1 ..
...... l&L IUllY, , ......... ,
rrwo-.iory Nantucket 4 S., tam. rm.
pool. T.-tully decorated. Showa liq a
model. Seller will finance. See it nowt
IWl .... d.Wl•IW-
Qwmlnc 4 BR & t.nUy room. 2 brick
=•c••· country kitchen, quiet
---Uel .... ln ~ ~ .. .... wU1 an.nee. 1200.000 UDUCmt m 1111 Mm.• .,_ u11-. , ..
llSIDINTIAL REAL EST ATE SEIMCES
NEWPORT BEACH CORONA DEL MAR BEACH COMMUNITIES
•lllYll .....
Cuetomlzed t>eeutlful expanded plan 5, 5 BR •
The t rick today In buying homee la to ftnd gree.t
value, great emotional appeal, AND great
flnancfngl T'"9 lowty home hU It all.
•WNIT lllllTI Maa.-5 plex prime comer location. 2 BR unite wtth
flreplacea. Vacancy factor for thl• area la
almost non existent. Cloee to be9chel, achoota
& shopping. Call for rent• & expen ....
WUTtlR .. , ....
The curb appeal doesn't atop after you're inlllde!
Channing traditional on one of Westcll.ff'a best
streets. 4 BR. fonnaJ dln1ng & ait down wet bar
open to covered terrace w/apa. .......... .., ..
Lowest price fee -5 BR Somenlet model Greet
financing. Neutral, Immaculate decor &
beAutiful low maintenance land8caplng. Call fol'
more infonnation! ........... ~
Pool home with tunny expowre, 4 BR, encbed
courtyard, extra large lot, aepa.rate in-law
quarters. aaaumable loan, auper family area.
Priced to aell immediately!!
AWftlTIUll ~
Two blocks to the aand. :Each unit baa 2 BRS, 1
bath. Sell« would lib to trade foe desert bou8e
or boat. Call for further lnfonnation.
IUlffl 11 ..
Price reducedl Beet buy In arMI Thia ~lful
home la Juat Ilk• newt Pk.tah neutral carpet9,
lovely upgradee, heh & dMn. GrMt ftnanclngll .... . ......
Owner would Ilk• to Mlt thtt welt pttoed 2 BR
home. lnv .. tora ahould ... thle outttandlng
value. Wetl loeated wtth pretty greenbelt vtlta.
Ripe fot the taldngll . ____ , ~
Magntftc.nt oo.an front Mtate 111u8ted on
thrw Iota. Poof, greenhOuM & ou-t quartere.
~ .. & IUl\Mta. Complete MOUrtty
.. .,,. ~ oommunlty. = = llghta from thle prfYlte 4 .::= on nearly ~ of ICfe. 8elec1ed u home ot
arohlteotural 1tgnlflo1noe. Aeetored In '11.
Gazebo, grMnhOUM & h8f'dwood Halltt.
PrtV8oy.
---.... It'• ~ & bMutJful, It'• private & kinda eexy. It
hu a view. tt ha a pool, a apa & a aauna. It haa
a mut• autte that you won't bellevel It may be.
that you lhOUtd come and ... ltl .... _.. ,.,., ....
Gorgeoue vtewl Ocean, Catalina & city night
Ughta, euy walk to 3 private beacheel ~ BRa,
large prtvate courtyard with pool -Remodeted
kttchen -Security ay8tem. Owner wtll finance. ---........ Aa the aun sets over Catalina, this etegant
remodel la tranformed Into a lavish
entertainer'• mecca. Featuring a custom
fr....atandlng fireplace, a chrome--gtua wet bar,
7 ft. atereo apeakers, all open onto pool.
Mii II-.......
Prime location on major greenbelt. Lovely Plan
~ w /3 BAS & famlly rm . Magnificent
landacaplng, abundant uee of Palos Verdes
atone. 24 hr. securtty, poola, tennis!
1111111,.. au 111..-
Tutetutty ~nted 3 BR, family room home In
quiet retk:Mntlal area. Upgraded thruout. Home
Servlcea Protection Plan provided by seller.
You own the landl .. ___ ........
~ <ceptlonally ~P duplex. Each unit haa 3
ooma & 2 bathe. Recently redecorated.
Nt,Jtty new carpet, paint & roof. l:xcehent rentaJ
area. CIOM to theeter, ahopa & bua.
---d~ Wetl located Income property lnveatment -
duplex In prime rental area -2 one BR units.
Each unit hU flreplaoe, laundry room & garage
apllCe. Convenient to ehopplng. ---..... Lot valUe -old duptex nMde to be remodeled
ot teer It down • tt.n avw. Super tooatJon.
Sllght ocean vtew from up1talr1. Walking
dlatance to beech, parka & ahopplng. Great
tlnMdng a-.ble.
-Charming 4 BA hOme tn gated community.
Almodllld In 1112. Feat\nl Mrdwood floorl,
llCyllghtl, lt8lned glMe, MW kltc:Mn & large
......................... Pool, lennll. prlv.te
..._ ............ d .........
-~ ...... ,abutOUI No. Ll8UM prfme MoKnlgM Dftw
addreu watJllfll dlatanoe to ocean. Well ........ I ... haml Wlfy flD..,..... &
NW MOUl'I" 1Y1t9m. Setler wHI Ulllt With .......... ~
I
.... Ill.I 11.-.-
Cuatom dealgned & decorated by Carol•
Elchen, thlt fabutoua bay front home unit•
natural beauty with lmPotted lnterlora, brick
paved gourmet kitchen & beautiful woode. 3
BR, maid's qtra, p5er & tllp. ---... ,,,,..,.. Overlooking Chf na Cove and all of Newport
Harbor Bay. Thia home 11 comptetety new with
gourmet kitchen. Owner wlll conalder trade or
assist with very good financing package.
...,... an..-
At last -central Newport Penlnaula ocean
front on large R-1 lotl Pr1me family home which
offers beamed celling, 2 flreplacee, 4 BR, large
patio. Owner wlll finance to qualified buyer.
Ull llLI ""-Prime Inside corner location wtth total prtvacy.
Every amenity for gracioue llvtng In thla 5 BR
home with Lrg. yard & spa. Bay, beech & tennle
close byl Owner will trade for commerclal or
Industrial property.
Liii .....
Outstanding 4 BR retldence, atreet to atreet
location. Muter suite lncludea fib/den featuring
19th century flreplace mantel. Oak floore,
french doors. teakwood cabinet• & superior
landscaping blend to create a lowly~.
UllllLI ......
EnJoy all Lido Ille hu to offer combined wtth
totally remodeled 4 BR Country French home
on wide lot. Oak moldlnga, beam• & cablnet9,
porcelain & brua flxturea, new Oak kitchen.
Owner very motivated!
Ill.Ill .....
The eound; of breaking aurf & the charm of
Balboa are Jult 1tep1 away from thtt cozy t.mHy
home. Two 1tory, 4 BR'a, large llvlng ar ..
w/gteamlng wood noor., brick ftreplacea tetl
the tale. See at onoel
HRllll&lNm t•• Hetpl Forecfoeu,.11 L<Mtfy large 2 atoty home
acro11 from park. FM appralaal 5/82 waa
1420,000. Anxloue owner wlll help w1th
flnllndng too •
.......
lpeoe #311 (Trellkn , .. , Laalch ..._..,a eeo.ooo Dally 10-4:30
311 La Ceneda. Cotta Mell
S.te-2313 1171,000 8un 1_..
87 Lakllhore. lrvtne ~ UU,000 Sat 1·4
**"' 8aYtlM Covt W .. NI 931-1400 Met,000 Sun 1·6
314 Mth St,_, Newport Bch
... 5-0303 a1ee,OOO Sun 1-4
307 Colum~ ar., Npt. Cl'Mt
844-t200 a1ee,ooo Sun 12·5
501 Tu.tin, Newport He6Qht1
131·1400 S235,000 Sun 1-5
I • .... FAM Ml or MN
992 BaYlkle Cove w .. Newport Bch 831-1400 '397,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
*19 Curt Or., Jaamlne Crlc,vu,CdM M0-1615/1-729-5151 Sat/Sun 12-4
1577 E. 0cMn &Nd .. Penn. Pt.
831-1400 $344,500 Sat 1-5
* 1 Pandora (lrvtM GrOV91) Irv.
842·6200 $137,500 Sun 1_..
I llDROOM
2244 Port Carll1le (HVHml) NB
873-7781 $289,000 Sun 1-5
11 Rue Verta (Big Canyon) NB
844-4910 $4'5,000-F.. Sa/Sun 1-5
383 Sunrlee Circle, Costa Mesa
831-1400 $159,500 Sat 1-5
•407 Fullerton (Nwpt Hgt1) N.B.
845-9554 $258,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2110 E. Ooean Blvd .. Penn.Pt.
831-1400 $425,000 Sat 1-5
2210 Avalon, College Pan, C.M.
548--7153 $115.~ Sat/Sun 12-5
239 Miiford. Cameo Shor•, CdM 873-1181 $449,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
1218 Key West Qr .• Corona dat Mar
&«-ec>18 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
418 San Bernardino, Nwpt Hts, NB
844-9060 $248,000 Sun 1-5
1906 Highland (Weetcllff) N.B.
759-9100 $179,500 Sun 1_..:30
2539 Fairway Or. (Ealtalde) C.M.
759-9100 $138,900 Sun 12-5
9431 ~. Huntington .Bch _ _
983-8787 $335,000 Sun 1-5
20022 Cove, Huntington Beech
98:).6787 $118,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
2801 Bayshora Or., Baythrs, N.B. 844-8200 $289,555 Sat 12-4
390 La Canada, Coeta Meea
546-2313 $1 •• 900 Mon 1-4
• 618 Via Udo Soud, Udo Isl, N.B.
873-7300 '387,592 Sun 1-5
478 Abbie Wft'/, Costa Mala
842-7404 Sat/Sun 1-5
427 Catalina, Npt. Height•
MU200 $259,500" Sat 1-4
**210 Gnlnd can.I, Balboa 111. 875-«>00 $495,000 Sun 1-5
**#21 Balboa Covet, Npt 8ch 875-6870 '380,000 Sun 1-5
2119 Vista Laredo, Bluffl
831-1400 $230,000 Sun 1-4
4310 Spindrift, Newport Beach
552-1500 $150,000 Sun 12-4
383 Sunrile Qrde. Coeta Mesa
831-1400 $159,500 Sun 1-5
4004 River. Newport Beach 831-1400 $425,000 Sun 1-5
2018 Vlata C.jon, Bluffs, N.B.
~200 $205,000-L.H. Sun 1:30-4:30
*3112 Glbrattar Ave (Mala Varda) CM
841-8629 $14e,900 Sun 1-5
I IR a LOfT
214 Amethyst, Balboa llland
844-9060 $429,000 Sun 1-5
3 IR plue N.AW UNIT
433 Walnut ftece, E/llda, C.M.
548-9878 $220,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
3 IR plMe FAlll Ml or DEN
240 Hazel, Corona dat Mar
780-8333 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
15 Rua Fontainebleau (Bg Cyn) NB
780-8333 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
11 Hlltsborough (HrbrRdgHla) NB
780-8333 t1,200.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5
34 Sliver Creecent (Trtlrk) Irv.
780-8333 $280,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
780 Via Udo SOud (Udo) NB
780-8333 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2300 Port Dumael, HVHomaa, NB
759-1501 Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30
1301 Ootphln Tarr (Irv Tarr) NB
831-7300 $985,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
**1044 Polal11 Or.(Oovw Stn)NB
831-7300 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
*1211 KJnge Rotld, Qlff HaV9n, NB
831-7300 '319,000-LH Sa/Sn 1-4:30
*1724 Terrapin Way, Bayer ... , NB
831-7300 '310,000 Sun 1-4:30
780 Vle Udo Soud, Npt ~
875-8870 1525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2742 Portola Or. (Mau dat Mar) CM ·
540--0080 a 158,000 Sat/Sun 11..S
lun 1-4
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DIRECTORY
• .., .. ...._ ..... ..., .... ,_ ........... ,_ .. .._, ... , ................. WM ... ...... ·~ill......, .... 'Y .............. t. ....,., IAl\T '"'°'WANT AH.,..,_, ............................................. ~ ........... _ .. ~ .. ....,.
402-18tti Pt.,~ Hgtt, N.B. *1400 NottlnaMm ~. (W.noH) NB
875-7534 $116,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 931·7300 1329,500 8un 1-4:30
3359 Lantpur, Coate M... 2108 Windward Lanat 8aycr•t. NB
831-12tt Sat/Sun 1-5 831·7300 '3215.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
#9 Whl9pertng Wind, JM Petat'I, 18881 Cotal Cay (Hunt Hrbr) HB
Wdbra, lrVine 780-8333 t1, 195,000 Sun 1·5
857_...l 1229,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 * 14 Burning Tr• (Bka Cyn) N.8 .
373 Newport Glatt, Newport Beech 84iMt10 1648.&oa Sun 1-5
548-2313 '360,000 Sun 1-4 *110t ~ Or.(HrbrHghlndl) NB
•10191 Conttltut~Hunt. 8ch 831·7d '2N,OOO Sun 1-4:30
546-2313 t149, Sat/Sun 1-4 *' W1naec1 Foot, Bia Cyn, N.B. •
1108 Rktgect•t, Coate M... 844-e200 t59t,oGo 81t18un 1-5
848-2<113 t182,000 Sat/8un 1-4 204 San Remo, Udo lala, N.8 .
3374 Wl1tarta, Cotta M... 780-1900 $5H,000 Sun 1-5
5<48-2313 $179,000 Sun 1-4
1215 Man~ Dr., Newport 8Mc:h
844-8200 1495,000 Sat 1:30-4:30
•204 VII Eboll, LI~ Ille, N.8.
873-7300 $525,000
**7308 W. OcMnfront, N.8.
873-7300 $795,000
101 Via Genoa, Lido Ille, N.B.
Sun 1-5
Sun 2-5
873-7300 1845,000 Sun 1·5
2753 San Juan ln (M ... del Mar) CM
831-7370 $189,000 Sun 1-4:30
1411 King~ Rd. (Cliff Haven) NB
642-5m $525,000-,_ Sun 1-5
11 Montpeltler (Hrbr Rdg) NB
780-8333 $695,000
4815 Hampden (Cemeo Shra) NB
Sun 1-5
780-8333 $665,000 Sun 1-5
38 Rua Fontalnebleau (Bg Cyn) NB
780-8333 $579,000 Sun 1-5
1010 Sandcutle, Corona dat Mar
931·12N '316,000 Sun 12·5
••21t Via Lido 8oud. Udo ....
---780-1900 t1.~.ooo Sat/Sun 1-6
1265 Somareet Ln. (W•tcllff) NB
831-7300 $365,000 Sun 1-4:30
*1715 GalatM Tarr. (Irv.Tarr) CdM
844-totO $800,000-r.. Sat/Sun 1-5
207 Via Mentone, Udo Illa, N.B.
844-9080 $555,000 Sun 1-5
**2918 Bayahore Or, Baystlra, NB
844-totO t1,895,000 Sun 1-5
* 1715 GalatM Tarr(lrv. Tarr)CdM
844-totO '398,000-LH · Sa/Sn 1-5
1800 E. Balboa Bl., Bal. Penln, NB
844-totO 1599,000 Sun -5
201 Larkapur/OoMn Bl'vd., CdM
831·1400 t1.175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2858 Bayahora Or. (Byshrt) N.B.
2109 E. Balboa (Panln.) NB 759-9100 t700,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
760-8333 $825,000 Sun 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr. Dovat Shra, N.B.
*1918 Seedrtft (lrv..1.!!"r) CdM 548--5647 ~ '389.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
645-0303-$349",uw -Sun-11-. ...-----... *542 H.rbor lelend Dr.
3215 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar (Prom. Bay) Npt 8ch
~200 $1,295,000 Sun 1-4 769-9100 •1.000,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
434 Tuatln Ave., Newpof1 8Mc:tl 23 Helf Moon Bft'/ (S~lul) CdM •
831-12M $250,000 Sun 1-5 &44-9829 Sat/Sun 1-4
*1329 Suuex, W•tcllH, NB 210 Via San Remo, Udo Illa, N.B.
759-1501 Sun 12-4 875-30481873-2651 Sat/Sun 1-5
*2 Twin Llke1 Cir. (Spygllll) 222 Via Koron (Udo I•) NB
84+-6200 $595,000 Sun 1-4 842-5200 t749,000 Sun 1-5
511 lrvtM, Newport BMch 1112 Wmclff (W..iollff} NB
833-9773 $299,500 Sun 10-4 842-6200 1238.000 Sun 1-5
12911 Palomar, Tuetln
759-1501 Sun 12:30-4:30
*2031 Yacht Defender, Seavlew, NB
~200 $399,000 Sun 1-5
* 1901 Galataa Terr.(lrv.Terr)CdM
~200 $725,000-Fea Sun 1-5
1906 Yacht Puritan (Saavlew) NB
944-e200 '399.000 Sun 1-4
4 UDROOM
**1024 E. Balboa Blvd.(Penln.Pt.)
831-1400 $1,450,000 -Sun 1-5 ,
378 E. 22nd St., Newport Bch
831-12M $285,000 Sun 1-5
2572 Clrcta Or, Bayahor•, N.B.
&44-8200 Land Incl. Sun 12-4
213 Olemond Ava. (Balboa Ill.) N.B.
84iM810 $595,000.FM Sat/Sun 1-5
427 18th Pl. (Coata Mala) Nwpt Hta
~10 $205,000 Se1/Sun 1-5
428 carnation.:. ?>rona dat Mar 875-8742 ..-86,000 Sun 1-5
512 Varitaja. Btuffa, N.B.
~200 $280,000-LH S. 1:30-4:30,
4 IR plua FAM Ml or OIN
9 SunlMr (Woodbtktoa) Irv.
780-8333 $289,900 · Sun 1-5
1711 Port Maroat• (Hbr Vu) NB
844.QOO 1341,000-Fea Sun 1·5
*1115 Galataa Tarrece. CdM
&44-8200 $520,000 Sun 1-6
••9 Montactto. Spyglua, CdM
759-1501 Sun 1·5
18 Mountain View (Tr1k1t) Irv.
552-7500 $186,000 Sun 11-5
27~ Ughthau1'9 (HVHlt) CdM
87Ml1>00 "42t,ooo Sun 1-5
**1314·W. Bft'/ Ave., Npt Bc:h 875-8170 S1,295,000 Sun 1-5
•1942 Port ~ Pl. (HVHma) NB
759-1501 Sun 1-6
1n9 ........ Cr. (Meel Verde No) CM
979-2390 a1d8,900 Sun 1-4
2040 MMdertn (Meea Varda) CM
979-2380 $2tl,000 Sun 1-4
•1853,.... ar~-. ... ~~
759-1501 Sun 2-6
*1'24 Antlgu_ll Wy (Dover 8hra) NB
&46-7171 ta24,80G-... 8un 1·5
1801 Y90ht ~ a-.-., N.B.
790-1800 1414,IOO 8un M
·~1= °ie.e~" .. let/Mon 1-5
372 ~ ..., Ort, Npt 8cl't • ln.llM lll0,000 ...,.,,. ,...,
2780 Mendoza (M ... del Mar) CM
831-7370 $142,500 Sun 1-5
832 Cotonedo (Meal dal Mer) CM
831·7370 $137,500 Sun 1-4:30
2797 Bunttng, Cotta Mala 546-2313 $285,000 Sun 1-4
1222 8ulMx (Wa.t«*ff} NB
842-5200 $237,000 Sun 1-5
2032 Swan (M ... Veda) C.M.
751-3191 $1•,500 Sat/Sun 1-6
4 NarbonM, Hrbr Ridge, N.B.
844-8200 $1,500,obO Sat/Sun 1-5
*3 Point Sur, Spyglue, N.B.
831-7300 $e05,ll00 Sat-1-4:30
14092 ChaQall, lrvtne
~ $148,000 Sat , ....
**'20 Via Lido Nord, Udo Isl, NB
8'73-7300 $1,900,000 Sun 1·5
320 Seawerd, Shotectlffl
831-1400 '3154.000 Sat 1-5
l•DROOM 1204 Ava. Buena Suerte, San Ctam.
759-8100 $786,000 Sun 1·5
2749 Lcnnzo, Colta Maaa
873-0317 •110,000 Sun only 1-4 ,
1949 Port Cerdlgan ~Hatbor VleW) NB
844-t200 1318,000-FM Sat/Sun 1-5
** 1038 W. Bay Ave., Belboe Panln
844 toeo teN.000 Sun 1-5
I IR plua PAii RM or DIN
*14'1 Galaxy Or, Dover Stn, NB
975-2373 1895,000 Sun 1-4:30
20182 Galver, Hunttnaton 8ch
548-2313 •1&1,eob Sun 1-4
•2201 Alta Vllta. !Mtbluff, NB
931-1300 1388,llOO FM 8/S 1-4:30
•20 ~Potnt, 8'a Cyn, N.8. 931. a1.•.ocro Sa/Sn 1-4:30
4 ~ .~a:M:t Hllt,~8un 1-4:30 *H Wlnaed Fooe, lea Cyn, H.B. 944-eotrO .... tolf Sun 1-5
*fto.T1P.71o~ Ridge, ~Sun 1-5
2112 ~Dr • ...,.... ... N8 ... , tolO 1110.000.,_ Sun 1~
·~~-)NB 8un 1·5 ••1101 a. ..... i!_ll .....
... ·-...... 'lllUU 9un 1-4
•ff7ml CIMlplla. Liil• Mlae.vttto .,::= 'a.ooo eun 1~
• Hnor ...... ~-~ .... ...... -lllO 1111/lun 1-1
20M "*'*IM( ..... Vlt'de) C.M.
Nl-4419 Ntl.000 lun 1M * 1712 lentleao (Dewer 8htt) NI
876-tOOO .. 7.,000.... 8un 1·5
2ff Poppy, Cotona dat Mar
844-t200 U..t,500 8un 1-4
*1IOO Jam*9 (M .. Varda) CM
&46.()3()3 '409.900 8un 1-6
* 1624 Antlgul Wfll (Oovet Shrt) NI
148-7171 tMt,80()..... Sun 1·1 * 240e Frandlco (leek 8-Y) NB
871..eooo '329,500
• lm)R()OM
*904 VII ZUrlCh Cir, Udo Ill, NB
8"-e200 11.250,000 Bat/Sun 1·5
I • plua PAM Ml 0t DIN
t38 Via Lido 8oud, Udo Ill, N8
873-7300 '875,000 8un 1·1
HOME plua INCOME
FOR SALE .
3 IR plue PA "" or DIN plua11R
2464 Elden Ava .• Coat• M ...
759-1601 Sun 1-5
• CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
IAC .. LOR.
71 1 Ocean Blvd .. Huntington Bch
540-1151 Sat/Sun 1-4
1 llDROOM
•300 Cagney Ln# 107V8'Mlllel,NB
873-7300 $114,000 Sun 1-5
2 BEDROOM
200 McNeil #202, Newport Beech
84e-7171 $138,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
1730 Weatcflff Or. #2 (Weetcff) NB
831-7300 $110,000 Sat 1-4:30
594-B Hamilton, co.ta M ...
845-9181 $94,500 Sun 1-5
3 eeDROOM
886 Vitti Bonita, Bluffs, NB
831-7300 $229,000 Sun 1-4:30
n encore eoun, Newport cr..i. NB •
642-1803 $189,000 ·Sat/Sun 1-4
18244 Mulrwood mburon) Fount. Vty
988-2297 $128,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
•&35 AmlQoe Way. #9, Newport 8ch
759-9100 $183,500 Sat 1-5
117 Rue Vlllarl (Bg Cyn) Nprt Bch
759-9100 $$50,000 Sat 1-5
a ......... FAM RM or MN
2t80 S. Greenvttle, So.Coast Ptza Arae
831-7300 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
2445 Rue de Cannea, Eastllde CM
831-7300 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
4 81.DROOM
*204 Columbla, Nwpt Cr•t. N.B.
873-7300 $189,500 Sun 1-5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE
I •MOOM _
2449 R\ae o.c.nn.. Coeta M..a
831-1370 t149,000 Sun 1-5
23~~~)1Mna 851 ••.ooo Sat-Mon 12-5
8 GraanbNt, Woodbridge, Irv.
551-0ee7 $147,900 Sun 12-5 •a Greenbriar, Woodbridge, Irv.
551-0e67 $147,900 Sun 12-5
3 IEDltOOM
•104 Aapen, Cotta Mesa 844-2582 $133,000 Sat 2-6
•2438 vi.ta Hogar, Bluffs, N.B.
873-8-409 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12-4
a • .,.... FAM Ml or c.M
616 Marigold, Corona dat Mar
875-5511 $385,000 Sun 1-5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
t ...-00-
Spac:e #322 (T,....,,.. tll) Leg~ 10-4:30 499-4242 seo.ooo ..,_.,
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE ·1-.-1-310 Coronlldo, P9nlnaula 831-1400 $298,500 9Un 1-6
4004 River, Newport 8Md'I
831-1400 S4H.OOO 8un 1-6 .. ,... ....
1137 E. ~ ~.Pt .. l9lboa
842-5200 11$4,SOO 8un 1:.a
* Poot ** W.wtrorit **. waterfront • Pool
1 I •
. lntM 2244
MITIU
1 to 4 bdrml.. 11-11ng at
M50 to $1800
. ..........
2 BR. 21A BA. Den. pool,
1ennl1, )ac. V1c1nt.
$1200 mo. Cell to-·
MMl11 ----
T/\YI.OH CO
..
Or .. Coae• DAILY PILOT llUndty, '•bru1ry ao, 1tll
•
..... fllll• 1~fllllllMHT 1 ,.... to 1 rOOIM. Mt. ~'""'',...No .... c.l~Nwm l~~~~!!!!!!l1 ......
•CdM IHoutlvt1 lulle. •::.:.-::.:A:,::~.:: fltl!flfl
l!••oant deoor, furn/ malt, bobbed tall. h
unturn. llevatcw & un· Oofitt•I 'oodlel lootUe -•I•••
dtrl'ftd swttno. 116-1110 mix. "Mall. blk male lel l!lt ffll
llNGLI! offlo• •P•O• lhoft "*· 1/IO NiiCM " -1v.Hn1e. ApPfO•. 100 .,... ~ ........ ao.
"'· "· ,. .. ,. rat•• 1n 1100 ......,d loet ernl Wlllht mTU Senta Ana, Garden Terr 1,_. mix. 11 .. hlQtl boeltent, l'owWlt ~
Grove & 00111 M•H. 111n1t' noee bm 'YW· Ra n"' on bu1y Newpor1
SSf..3711 .,... eeo.'.ern aft i PM IMS. The moet oornplet•
&1nuvt Offtoe Condo tor °' cOlleot 213/4H-a1e "'vlo• tn Orano• Co. ~ ...... • 121,000 cw trede for r..i '::·~ft~ Loe 2 gold colOrtd Ow· t1t1te. 831· 1423 or ~ow 7~ · man •h•Ph•rd1. l!d· ._e_1s._n_02 ____ _
-----· ---• ward• & Hell. Reward.·· •LUii ...... 72M ......
• ll•m '=:b:d~~~l = .....,.t!dff .. H Prl!M Coeta ..... loGa-nyton OOllll. 754-1033 DICORATINO 1SHOP·
tlon, abundMt pwtltno. F d fl II II .. E•t•b • Yrl In buey full teMoe. ,_ 1160. oun : 1ma ver • ~ctr, Hwpt l!k:tl.
6'2·1850. ~ Shorthelf, 'k. Po-W~. drp9, ~. mona & Victor i a . lltta. 130,000 CHh.
Euc o !flee. Newport .......e267 ,_!4~4~4~p~5~-----Cantw. Can prOlllde ott.•--------1_ rum. phone, phone pick· Found. P~ ~ 3-4 ...... .,....
up. Lux. off, plu1 MO. yr• old. lk/Whl .ie. HO::JbWER8 .. now
991'1, amClle parillng, nut ~38-2934 or 5U-4864, you cen make
to Nwpt. 8oh. A.C. • Ml'• In"""'" back--d
1250/mo. call TED Found: Male 811or1halr Orow FWtl etw.,;.; t0r 780-1313 cat, oranoe/wtlt. Appn)ll Profit
DESK SPACE . 1100/mo. 1'A yre. Vic: BHOh & Exciting Opp't·Mlnlmal
Hunt. lctl. 3 btk1 from W1111er, H8. 1146-Net Inv.
o c • • n . A Ir o on d . Found: Male blk/ tan/ Call North American,
536-7504, 873·22tl 1Uver Vorkalllrt terri.t. Fl9htriM.
H.B. 800 aq ft offtoe, evtoll. Fam. b1eo1c pit bull. Ml-(114) ll .... 11
M. r . 1 • • e 0 0 m 0 . Hd terrier m•I• B/W. PlllllllLI
848-8402. 873-650o =·:::.. ~ = SALE OR LEASE TWO SUPER waterfront 11¥9r~ __.,!em.~ E llean Artukovlch
offtoel, 1375 Mdl. M"'1-xed cflOO. Laib. 844 385e 720-0332 nwe Mlle, NB 846-aOa 1 --------•Found: Shepherd/ Male·
Single offtoe IPec9 ..,..._ mute mix, blk/IM, 4-e la~. ~It. 100 eq. ft. mo1, Glaler/Harbor
AMI.. rat•. In 8 . Ana. G. 752-1740
Grove, & C. M•••· -F--------1 566-3711 ound brown puppy. Ylc. '01# JI of Huntington Strand., • " Share Po1h Nwpt Bch H.8. 842-2400, ext 231 lltllllO#
newly daool eted ofc, pvt Of 912-4067. t*.:.V~F=:: FOUND: Mait gold Tiger ""' king. Aeta.131-3235 kmen. w.,,. & Sprtno. l#llllTIJ. .. dait, H.8. 1146-7180 M I 0 .,_ .-.-.., ...,._ ,__ Muftlen. .. o..e., "'" ,. .. M ••T • -.,_...,. ., _ _.. =. .. _._.. ""'" • n•lt• ltcount
...... .... dog, ~ Vw C*ub-, ...... , ..... , "-"'• ,,.,..
IA ml to. of e1Jr9or1. tub-hol'9e Ad. 545-4418 ...... ..
.._ prtme oMo..,... Found a Great Pyrln-. • D••m•Uc 10 v ... ~of":"~ male, vie Harbor High •-"-........... (714) -.a1.oeti !~~~ .. San OfeOo lie. e Unklut Metilellne ~7 .., _ • ,..cw.., Advtlllalng
OrOl.M floor ofllot «,... • Toi.11n .. e1men1
tall, tlC>PfO•. 221 aq " Found male Dog, Back MS.ooo
lncldl ... ldentlftcation Bey.,.. wtllte, bledl a (fln•nclng llQuelllltd)
on Co11t Hwy, CdM. brOwn. 87~1• • co .. t to cout
'4201~. 813-25e5 Found: Blk w/wht t .. t. ,_ ••• HOCMu•
Ofl'loe .,__ aa low aa tee tml puppy. Vic. Belew, (IMl: ,..._ •'• 1 "'"'"
per mo. In CdM. CM. Pert Lab? 641-eoet of...._, Oet'-1
C&u. AllYTI .. TOU "Ill Cal 171-2186 -91111.--------1 au _ Found: "•S>ft'• pertclng 1 •-
-·-lot, CdM, yng F. Cat, ·-MUUllT.. reddWI coet. 144-1018 aa1-N77 ~~a~ LOST: Vng gray Codi• ,,.t>e"•--..,,..._
FROM l1H to ltH ...... WM, wtllltlaa.. ,.._ 1"1"1 .. ,.,
UNEXCELLEO SER· ward. 54f.79M
VIOE8, ENVIRONMENT, Found: 8'Nlll ~ Pocda. gr~ Nr. Broedmoot Harbor
THE HEAOOUARTEAS Vlaw Hme. Cl!'I \lli .. lbett. COMPAMU 844-1710
........
OleCOUtfT MW•U11t
IHON.IMC
tlOUWNC,_. 11'/•1--1 l-F-O_U_N..,..D-: -F-la-lll_n_g_P_o_le-.1
8ailtloe,......... Owner .._.,,Tl&. 1'10Jt
-.... ~Identify. '73-10lt....,....... •
AUrec11ve up1t.ir1 w/ '911111! 811 •-IU ._. ._. with rwtlo Mttlng. W• -....,, nw-llltl. ~:-~·co-........ ·~
S:tmo pr d~ OUT~HOU-lmareet,..... I 844-7211 -.... 1• Tda • 30 'I' ftMd --.OZ07 foen from 12'% Coeta ...... ful ..vtce 2nd TOa • 15 'I' filled
otttoe •• ,.. "'°· rum. io.i from 13'6
PlnU sa11• 11M100 Wll If Contact Steve Stermer
1111111 N an c y re O n er d
2112 ~kW 1141..._.116 Mi.Nii ......... , .......
0pen 2•,..., · u uma
1 If~ ~1n~':'-2nd
TO'I ':;. 1Mt MA98EIJ8SE8 Robt. Sattler NH/CM
CarMr oriented to ••· aume reeponllble poet.
tlon. 2 olrl ln1uranca
brolc•80' omo.. airport arH. Excell. working
oondttlol-. wll train. Ty-
ping & gan'1 oMce aper. '* •••• y. Good pwle>-
n a I appearance.
11200/mo. 833--20ee
CARHA
llARKETIG
llANA(IJDJ
TRAllE
$14,400 __ T_O_SERYE ___ v_ou_-..1 R.E. Ito«• Bel Raela9
··-· IF "2-2171 546-0IU P£A VEAR 11T Tl, IK LT.Y • --1111111 23~ yleld, 175.000 11t (714) 148 4536 118 NO. HAFIBOR BLVD TO on 1180,000 reedy-___ (2_4_hour'l __ l __
F\JU..ERTON to-bulld llflltop. S~t CASHIER wanted, part· CorM•~ ~1. w."""' l'TM11l view. downtown L.4 . ttrna,oontactBaroarefof
Ao C ILII -..... .........._ aero. ftom Bwlafl fin 9'JPC. 64()..3a80 ... ·-........ -.. <>pen 24 iw. on Pertt or. fe~ int. a --------*' ...,,... I It. 1 ... 1 11n • -~re. h2.600 t•k .. It. CASHIER. PoeftJon avail. .,,.... .... """ ... ATTMCTNE 714) 240-8123, •VM Dllye. """ & wtcnd iw.. Y9f'CI. U.•OflOa,*-MA88£U88U 14) 493-1153 « (111) flHhlon lelend retall ='1K ~ m. w. TO WM YOU 2W04t. ~~·i·~"~~ neceH.
lllO/mo. + aeo. EXOTIC DANCERS WIDOW HAS SH for --~~~---
l•l IU2 TnMIZt lleDtltlorl8ecNbet• T.D'a, 110,000 up. No •F Ml
llllWllll ~~ ~=·::~: Part/tlfM, AM & Hrly
MOO .. f. f/I oawr'tld ~ 1M-al3I NI 1531 171-7311 ,.._ .,__ I Mii oMoe ..!.!~~-....!~~~==:-:.=;::-;=::-::::::: In COila MeeL WW di-HAVE A ~ perttaa NM flUnda
..... ,,, fl •1-nro. HAPPY VAL.EHTIME '° purdlaae good TD'a. •tar Jim •' 1 1 .._ • 81tn....o:s11
k 1 1 n 2 h -Cll ... 1414 um um ,_....;.____;,~___;;_;;,.._
--. 1to0 tt 11Mti W COEDS-Would love to Ill Tl'I ....... .~ tl101 ..... O.IClo Mf1Y W/'yoAJ. Cal 81'9 0t {114) .1 ....
Cltcl• H11nt1n1ton kathy anytime. (21l) ...... .u.tt14 114·4171 , (114) a;;m;;H;;;:.-·a.•I m-1111
11~111.11111 Ir.
120.000 tnci to, Not. 9ledl PfoP911Y, In addl-tton • ~ dlaoount. Cell
875-tll4
**LADtU ONLY** ~ ~ ...... ___ ._,_... ___ ~N.a. Doctor neec1a MOK •1rC0UPt..E•• ...-ed br 2nd. T.O. Oft pnme N.a. home, f/lfer \,,. over 11 yeata.
M4-74148"'.
......
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(1M)IG 1111 (111)...,1
INTEAVIEWINCa BV
APPOtNTMENT ONLY
•tlll lll'J for famly pt'ectloe offtoe
In N. San Clemente. 8'1-800, tor ,,...,..., 99/-'°' ...... c:erdt & ooam. t:C.. Exp. ptflf. .-.nn
Ca11onlo offera you a
comp.-tltlve aalary.
outatandlng btn•tM• paclleoe and an ....,_
lent working et1vlron·
ment. For rm"'tdlat• con1lderat1on, pl ....
oorM to our Ernpto')n••t Oftloe b9IWMn .. 11 AM
and N.'IO PM dally and ~an~··
llLD ..... / •• To ... 1 a promote mo-
darn aporttwear fine.
l'I"* be.,....._,., NM
vWIO Calf di. fie. "WMP & wcnang knowledga of
111111..-llhlpl~
bealca. Part-time, flex
hf-. 10% oomm. on an
..... Cal 840-0171.
8ALD, ful Of patt/tlme
opening• for mature
per1on1 wllo can be
motivated by the right Dir.-.. Take I-a FWY opportunl1y. Some cot-to La•~ Exit. Tum leoe daelrable. We Wlfl lnlW on L.eb Fore11, ,,_,_ Enttlullaam tmpof·
left on Mutflend, fhtlt tent. Cal ~ aft. 49m. on Meroonf to HoilancJ _1_ee._1_H_1. ____ _
What a Wonderful World
Equal Opc>ty ~ of Shopping, right at
~ = ~u:. r;:ri,~== year. If you have a Ad&. To piece your ad,
c.nper Ulllt'• not~ ml ~7' and .. a
ueed, ... It now wttt1 a ~ Ad-Vllor helSI
Ct:Mlflecl M. you.
IOI• TO llOW
N.ew <:<?mpany looklng for good
management people to grow with
UI.
Manage telephone room In
pleaaant tettlng. •
MUST BE
OUTGOING
PLEASANT
AMBITIOUS
CONTACT US AT 548-4000
htWIAMMdlPM , . ..,,.. .........
Mt.n en 112
Betweenl:tOIPM
Tel-A ...
COME GROW WITH US
E.O.E.
SPEJI> YOUR ~y
Ai11£ BEACH
TEL-1-CllC •
la looklng for part:tlme persons to
••II Orange Coaat•a feating
growing newapaper by phone,
from plMMnt office.
'Evenint Ind Saturday mornina
•Expnnce helpful,
bill willinc to train
·Good ... potantill
~ bl pltlAnt.
ambitious and outaoiftl
Ctllt~·
bet\\een 9AM-3PM
&42·5&78, ut. 312
bet'.NMn 5:30PM-9PM
...... Tnl .. Wll"
e.o.e.
Marshal ls
is corning to
Tustin
• • CASHIERS
MERCHANDISE ...
CLERKS
STOCK CLERKS' C~aH OFFICI CLERK
: .1
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•151~ .....
•Profetlioftll wortifW cenditions
IAN..YAMINCM IC£ IOX 1376. 1i1 NEW 17 cu :etl:'
Muguerl t•. CCIM .... ~. , ......... t 720-1101 ...... u --
u•111n11 llU
...... ,
t?Mt ..... SC.
lr1ltM 141-0121
........... ., .. , ... ,,
Foro..itWAd
ACTION c.u
* i '. ri l A\;· 1 *
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DICK r.11l llk . ~ ' ....
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'*.~R6E WASUIN6TON WROTE A FAMOU5
'FAREWELL AwRess : •. ~e SAtP, 'SO LON6 !
FROM NOW ON, YOU'RE ON '(OUR OWN!'#
.NANCY
I WONDER WHATS
KEEPING NANCY--
.HER LUNCH
WILL GET
COLD
.
IUNOAY, PIUUAIY 20, 1tt) • U CINTI
NANCY, IS
THAT YOU?
VES, MA't.tA .-.
Rl6HT ·HERE -
By Ernie Bushmiller
AUNT FRITZl--CAN
I INVITE ·
SOMEBODY
FOR
LUNCH~
GARFIELD ®
DENNIS THE MENACE
WELL .. TH EIR BIRTHDAYS AR£
CLOSE. TOGETHER!
J> > [> ~IJDGE PARKER
ALL I KNOW IS WHAT I READ IN THE
PAPERS, SAM ... THAT TIM ANO ANOTHER
MAN ROBBED AN ARMO~ED CAR,
TAKlN6 A80UT $250,000! HE'S
REFUSED TO NAME
HIS ACCOMPLICE!
THE QUESTiON I ASKED
WAS WHETHER YOU
KNEW WHO IT V"4AS !
"
by Jim Davis
<l<J <l
OR HAD I.T! IT MIGHT
HAVE t3€EN BL.OWN BY
NOW!
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I APPRECIATE lJOUR CDNDUCnNC:,
OU~ CDNC.ERi WHI L.E. t,>()(J ~
HERE FOR 1HE 5TAR 'TREK
OONVEN110N !
MOON MULLINS
11M GLAD To BE HER~
:ToD,AY ... l JUST FLEW IN
FROM Nt:W YoRI<. BoY,
,ARE: MY
A~MS TIR~D ...
I TAt<E Ii YDU Po
You~ HoMEWORK
WHILciH!:TV
ISON?
DOCTOR SMOCK
Yoo SAY i"HIS
PReSCRIP""rlON IS
FOR ONe OF YOUR
PA""rlf:N1'"S, eH?
il-4ANK5 I
E.E..i. ·'
CJOUR ~ECK I& ALL-.
"TME 'll-fANK5 I. NEED !
BUT I OON'I 6EE W~
WE COUL.DN'i U&E BAND
CANCXJ IN OUR NEX'I I
ffOVIE .
by Ferd and Tom Johnson
8UT SE:RIOUSL Y,
_ FOL.KS, M:t
REPo~t IS ON ...
COLUMBUS ...
IHAT1S 71-IE:
WORST REPORT
I'VE l:VS~
HEARD--youMAY
SIT .DowrJ.
H~ WAS N,AMSD BEFOF<E
COLUMBUS, OHIO! #A! -we HAVEIO PAUSE H~E '·
BUT STAY W~ERE You AR'C--
WS1 LL BE RIGHT B,ACK !
l DoN1TGt=T
NORESPf:CT
J)AROOND MERE--
NO RESPECT
... --...... ATALL ..•
By George Lemont
... ID a
L. s e HE:'S OVf::R IN FRON'I
OF 11-f E: SAL.ool\J1
AU l\t1" HI L-VE:.
'-_....._..., ___ _
'
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CAN Y<>" TaUST YOUR EYESJ ,,_.ere et ..... Ila.,.._.
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GHASTLY
FIGURES
A couple of vllttlng
gho1t1 found the mvatwloua m.wklngs
above on the w•ll of ah
old castle. "Perhaps
lt'I a ghost defetreflt,"
said ont. "It's simply
a probtem In
multlpllctffon.'' wld
the other. "Let's ... U wecan.....,.n ...
Surrt'lllntfY, Nth
NW through the m!h-
lf'lt dlOlts wtth HM,
and doubly ~rprlslng,
8 ch ~ YP with a
different corrett
antww. Jutt for '""· .. If you Ceft flM at
lffat OM sotvtton.
R~.1rae,,.
blefft "' mu1-..1c.tloft.
llGPtll•UX "'t '° ... • m1 •-wv
12 • 2'r
t !3 16 •
l'i. .15
FACE VALUEI wt.at cin V«MI drew to complete the pkture
abov.t To find °"'· Insert llnes from 1 to 2 to J, etc.
I'S MA E I I ~ .... nv to "''' ......... ,., cheny ... IC!eftt: ,_..._ 2-Lt. ltlue. J-Yetlow. 4-Lt. lnwn. S-PllllL
6-Lt. ~. 1-0I&. ..,._,., I-Oii. trMft. t -Dll. ....._
SPEU.BINDER
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ttlOURA'tl . . . . . ...
T .... telf'9 l'Wnts eMh for •"
wcr9 .. .._ ........ ., mol9 ~--........ --...... ~ ........ ....... ,,, ............... ....... ..... """,,_.._...,. ...
by Lynn Johnston
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GORl)O
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· WHO,}Je~
FR.Set:XJMF
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~1VE C:IOT 7HE ·
WOlaDAT
. M'I FE/!T:f
WHO .
R~
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e<.cePT SV~!Et::i!
SHOE
~E" 'rnf taar~ mlCN IN mCf M~
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~'fl~ 1'AA1' ~ 1\t\NK
OUft AA~, ~Ne
~ ~fttCAN VA«llff
l~ MOf~tMGr &\Jf A
~fof't o OUCI( 1?
ANO A~FOR SO/J.,
X. e,ET
PJ..EN7'1
OF-Dll<T
JN THE JJe.wsr •
RALIM, eeur;'1i Met l ~ A
O\JcK lt.M£M t ~ ON&~
If MEANS 1'4A1' MO-t¥GK I~
t'1EN OOM6eft 1'~AtJ lote LOOK~l
.
by MacNelly
HE~AMU~ ReSfl;fJSl~UTY ~ 1Jlf
S(X;CESS ~· mE Jf.U\.
star of Oii &oodway~ GemUJeS
Doe. It botller you tUt
yoar loob tlareMeD odm-
tw!llam., •ekfn• tlMm feel
tbllt tlletr pya an Jmt
patty In yoar bmdlf -
kit, v-. Ariz.
I'm surprised, then amused.
It's silly. because I usually sear
my conversations to women.
It's not my fault if men come
up and start talking to me. But
it would be my fault If I failed
to put the women at ease. So I
make brief responses to the
men and then give all my at·
tention to the ladies. We talk
about pl stuff, and pretty
soon they know I'm interested
in them, not their escorts or
husbands.
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G.B., Comdl .. Iowa
My life would have ended In
1974 had I refused a dinner
invitation from a fan. It was
durint a South African tout
On the day we were suppoeed
to leave, a 8'f1(.leman who
bad been to many of our per·
formances Invited ut to hll
home. Althouah the troupe
wasn't thtWed. I decided we'd
~tor one more day. We hid
been at our halt's ln.e for
just half an hour when the
news came on 'JV: The plane
we would have taken had
cruhed on takeotr from
Johannesburs, kJllln& all 137
pueenaert.
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LOS ANGELF..S -8ur1 Rey·
aold8 recently flew Loni
Anclenon (and her 17-year-
old daughter) home to Florida
with him in the Warner
Brothers plane. One purpose
of the trip was 10 introduce
Loni to his parents -as he
had Tammy Wynette,
Dlnab Sbore and Sally
Field before her ....
Shortly alter startmg work on
FOO/loose. his first movie
since the S44 m1lhon disaster
Hea ven ·s Gate. director
MlcMel Cimino has leh the
film. citrng "creative differ-
ences" with producer Dudel
Melnick. To ensure that he
adhered to the musical's
modest S7.5 million budget.
Cimino had agreed to a con·
tract calling for him to receive
a bonus if the film came in on
schedule and under budget
but pay a dollar-for-dollar
penalty for any budget over-
runs .... Las Vegas's Riviera
Hotel recently released Bud-
dy Hllckett. Merv Grtftln
and Alan K.1nf from long-
term contracts w11h the hotel's
showrooh1. lrs all part of A
continuing Vegas trend away
from headliners and toward
topless "French" shows and
condensed (90 minutes. no in-
tennisslon) versions ot Broad-
way shows like A Chorus I.me
and Sophislicated Ladies sans
stars. Hackett. Griffin and
King are now suing for breach
of contl'ld, with Griffin's suit
alone lelekin& $8 million In damaaes. -Room wtnddtr
NEW YORK -S-Derek,
29. ~ter of JoM Dent
and Fttneh actras Pl!ld ...,.. recently .. ..._. most
of her family, wh~~udes
llepl'nOthm lJnm A ' I 1,
LlDda EYaaa and Bo
Derek, in her book, aptly
named Olli of' Chdrucarrso
Still, reports • friend. Seen
d,..,.,. of one day recondlinl
with her did .... FM yars
lfter his delth, there are ld1I
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Tb ~ a Child. that she of.
feted a personal apology ....
Nothlng unusual about the
powerful Am ll'lma .. ! &eel A..,,.._. ... tryin& to ram a
bill -th.is one exempting It
from Federal 1l'ade Commis-
sion jurisdiction over its
anticompetitive commercial·
p~ -through the lame
duck Senate's round-thedock
dosing hours. But even sena-
tors were surprised to see
A.MA memben In the hall
thf'OU8hout the nWlt of the
• buttonholing 9eflalof's
on thelr way to the charnbet
Sea. Warrea R•daaD
(R.-N.H.) noted it WU the ftnt
time in 20 years that dddors
were "makina hol.e calls" --
and al 6 A.M. no 81 .... This
leSlion the Senalle plans to
debate putting ltleff on 1V.
lading the push for televi-
sion IOBI is majority leader .............. (R-lmL~
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P hilip Marlowe would have
laughed al the idea of a dame
private eye. Sam Spade would
have snickered. But then they
never got an eyeful of lovely
lady gumshoe Laura Holt of NBC's
romantic cnmedy-Ouiller Remington
Steele -played so ~atinatY by
Stephanie 7.imbali.st. With her trade-
mark fawn fedora. Laura uses her
powers of deduction. rather than a .38
snub-nose. to nab a nasty murderer
each week and in doing so bring.s a bit
of oouth to 5'euthing. True, she must
have a man front for her in order to get
clients. But as Laura herself admits
each week: She can get the job done.
And so can Stephanie. A third-gene-
ration perfonner. ZUnbali.st. 26. may be
the most refreshing female face on a
1V series. But in fact, she turned the
series down at first . and if the pilot
script hadn't literally landed. on her
doorstep, there'd be no hat and per-
haps no Laura. Recalls Stephanie, "I
read the original treatment. which was
delightful. and saJd. 'If I would ever do
a series. this is the one fd do.' And
then I saJd, 'No thank u."'
Shortly afterward, ~ went on a
weekend trip with her father, Efrem
ambali.st Jr.. a 17-year veteran of
regular 1V series -Maverick. 77 Sun-
set Strip, The FB.l (Her grandfather,
Efrem Sr .. was a wortd-dass violinist.)
Returning home with "my pop.'' Ste-
phanie discovered the Remington
Steele script on the porch of her North
Hollywood house. "I woke up about
three days later and realized that I
might be very foolish to tum down this
kind of great material.''
The material is great. virtually a1J
critics asree. but Slttle. faced with
tough compedion from CBS' Falcon
Crest -and the vint88_e -~e Wyman
-In the same 10 P .M. Friday time slot.
may not see a leCOnd 9ell900. It has
never made the top half ol the Nielsen ratinfs of prim&dme programs and
usually ranks near the bottom of the
70-show list.
'The jury is 9lilJ ~ on Rmiintlon
SleM," says Grant Tanker. NBC board
dWrmAn and brmer head of M:T.M.
(lor Mary 1Yfer Pttoott, Tinker' I former
wile), which pro<itas ~' "There's
recent ~ that more people are
watching it -I hope eflOU8h are M the
end of the sea90f1 to warrant our
renewing the show. I'm dlsappolnted
that it's taken the audience so &or\Q to
Ind it. but rm not disa>unlfJed. It mes
·demand some paying attention to set
the maximum enjoyment out of Rttn-
/twlolr Slttle. It isn't Muzak."
7Jmbalist maMQeS to keep a heart of
aeel abotl it all "We'll either 9't pidc.ed
up or we won't get picked up," she
says. "I don't think It'• the kind of thins
that I really don't want to happen or
• fMar Wlml'. ~ ••••
.. '
that I really do. I just 1J> from day to
day, from script to script. h's good
work, and I'm gtad I earn money for
what I love to do."
Her love of acting has long been ~
parent to big brother Efrem Ill ("Skip'),
37. who is president of the C.Orreia Al1
Q~ C.Ompany, which manufactures
hand-blown glass. "Stephanie is ab-
solutely in 1ove with acting," he
reports, "and when she isn't working,
she does skits with her friends, writes.
reads and~ to the theater. It's in her
blood. Shed rather do a part she loves
for no money than get paid for some-
thin8 she doesn't like. And when
Stephanie does make money. she
doesn't spend it -she ,ves it away or
saves it. She's still runnmg around in a
1975 VW Rabbit and refuses to buy a
new car."
The third and youJl8eSI child in her
family (elder sister Nancy runs
C.Orreia's New York showroom).
Stephanie was born in New York and
raised in Encino. Calif. {a tonier San
Fernando Valley suburb than Nonh
Hollywood), where her parents still
reside. She attended three different
prep schools, but somewhat more ~
cia1 to her development were her six
summers at Brown Led8e Camp in Ver·
mont. where at age 14 she was sold on
acting. Stephanie played Elli.abeth
Proctor in Al1hur Miller's The Crucible,
needing very little guidance from camp
<X>Ul\sek>rs. "It c::ame so ea.1ily and natu-
rally," she recalls. ''It was fun and I
thought I was prdty JlO'.<f at it. that act·
ing would be a ~ ~h~ to pursue."
She pursued It at Juilliard in New
Yorit. brsaking the more traditional
education she was offered aa Staotord.
and then mumed to Holl~ The
Zimbalist name f'I never thousht of
dlanging it and I have no problem ~
ing the dlild of someone well known")
and her own stunntna looks got Steph-
anie auditions and acting jobs. She
worked on television In CmlmniaJ and
~Lo« Boa and on stage in L.A. in
TM TmtpOt with Anthony Hopkins
and the mUllcal Fativa/ with ~
Hanilon. She and her father made an undd 1V pOot tOQedl« Wild About
Harry. and ~ lib to work IDgether
~· .. , ldore my fMh« I llways Mk hil
~ -and I usually hftd It,"
Stephanie admlls. "But he never en-CX>Uraeed or d.IJcountf!d me lbout act·
ing. I oome from the kind of family that
put.5 its support behind whatever its
children want to do. If I had wanted to
be a librarian or a teacher he'd be total-
ly behind that. becau5e rm his child."
Zimbalist sees her parents most
weekends, when she is also likety to
visit her brother and his wile (who
designs C.Orreia gl~) and their lour
children in Malibu. She's a doting aunt
to two niea!s and two nephews. She
al.so visits her sister and friends in New
York whenever possible, and her par·
ents' second home in C.Onnecticut fre-
quently.
Just four years 33>. Zimbalist bought
her own house -a 40-year-old, two
bedroom -far from the blue lights of
Beverly Hills, but only four minutes
from the lot where Rt!minglon Slttk is
filmed. 'That's really why they wanted
me," she kids. "because I live only a
mile aWClt'j." She resides alone but
never denies refuge to a stray cat -
"this one's stayed bur years now," she
says. referring IO her black manx. BW-
fum.
makeup on weekends. "I want to be
kind ol a secret IO people, who might
sometimes quietly come up to me and
say, 'I saw you, you're ~,' and have
it be their own little special something.
My pop had both, he was special to
people and~ he's va,x well known."
A week.erid "big deal cook like her
mother. Stephanie will spend half the
alemoon preparing a scrumptious din·
ner lor family and friends (fettuccine
with peas and prosciutto is one of her
specialties).
Her best friend, Robin Bernheim. an
Atari executive who wa,, a feUow dass-
mate, reveals that Stephanie's idea of
how to spend a weekend Is taking care
of the house. ''She's very organized
and loves routines -grouting the sink
is a big activity. Her spKts are all in
alphabetical order. even the salt and
pepper. If she gets something new she
"'°°'t put ii away until it has ·a ~
nent place. She once left a bag of fer.
tlliz.er in her living room lor weeks un-
til she fi8ured out where it should IJ>·
She even has a UttJe bis lor &Oin8
P"terce Brosnan, who plays Remington
Steele (laura originally invented Steele
to get busin~ and then one day a tall,
dark. handsome man showed up to
assume his identity), says. "She's love-
ly, fabulous. sweet, charming to work
with. a doll. We get on well together.
But we never do anything together
apart from work. Our tastes are a>m-
pletely different, in music. everything. I
go home to my wile and children at
night."
Seymour Robbie, who has direaed
two episodes of Remington Steele and
worked frequently with Stephanie's
father on The F.8.1 .. says: "Zimmy was
more affable, oongenial and coopera-
tive thab any other actor I've worked
with. and that's also his dauahter In a
nutshell. She's very prepared. talented
and hard working. We have a ~
time doifl8 the show."
The whimsical side of Laura., the side
that loves to tease Remingron, is the
real Stephanie. claims her brother
Skip. "The serious. ~-·em side of
Laura Isn't Stephanie IO much.''
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PoUtically. "my family Is a:>naervatlve
Republican and I'm right there a&ona
with them." lhe adds, "which makea
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Steph1nie ~Its to only two boy-
friends IO far In her llte. "One wu a
dear friend, and one wu a Uttle more
lerioUI than a dear friend," the ex·
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In he-tradt!morlt fedoro she's an ~l
it. I won't know how I'll feel about
children until I meet the prospective
father. That's the final judgment on a
relationship -If you meet somebody
and think you'd like to have their
children.
''I'm lucky," she c:ontmues. "because rm not neglecting anyone right now.
My life is just the way it should be. I do
neglect my friends some, with our
hours on the show. I get home at night
and I have a choice. Four people have
called and I have two hours before I go
''It'• hard to meet men In my pollltlon ..•• I
«>tndlme;s thlnll, 'rm
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I can call one and look at my script,
leaving the other three backed up. It
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sists. however. that she's In no huny.
"It's hard to meet men in my position,
especially since I try to stay away from
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By John E. Gibson
TRUE OR FA1.SE7
1. Most people instantly identify them-
selves with a specific social class.
2. A person's friends are those he is drawn
to because he likes them. not because they
belong to a specific social class.
3. Carrying an attache case can make a
person feel iO)portant, bul ii doesn't mean
much as a status symbol.
4. People of higher income, education and
social status tend to have unusual given
names.
ANSWERS
1. True In a University of Michigan study,
investigators explored the feelings and life
situations of a cross section of Americans
concerning social class. Respondents were
offered five socioeconomic labels -poor.
working class. middle class. upper-middle
cl~ and upper class. Almost 97 percent of
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the poor; 37 percent with the working
class: 43 percent with the middle class:
and 8 percent with the upper·m1ddle class.
Only I percent claimed membership in the
upper cla.56.
2. False. An Institute for Social Research
study of the dynamlc.s of class identifica-
tion showed that cl~ feelings have a
dire<.1 carry-over into social life. For ex.am-
ple, in a broadside survey the majority of
respondents said they'd prefer to live in a
neighborhood made up mostly of people
in their own cla.o;s. And analysis of their
friendship circles showed a strong tenden-
cy for people to have friends whose oc-
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such cases leaving a railroad Slation during
the morning rush hour. and both male and
female commuters were intetviewed re-
garding their ructk>ns to those canyinf at·
tache cases. Ave hundred observa11ons
wett made for four consecutive days. and
about one out of five people carried an at·
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carrying such a case is a status symbol and
an accepted symbcM of a~rity in the..wolk..
place.
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tional approaches to intJmacy. co~
putm could be programmed to give
prospective partners a much more per-
sonalized description of each other's at-
titudes and desires, says sociologist
Davor Jedlicka..
Writing in Family ReJations. Jedlicka
points out that scientists and busi-
newnen now routindy use "computer
conferences" to talk to one another in
the absence ot faa..te>-face contact. A
similar system, he says. could be ap-
plied to mate sdedJon. A person could
wilhhokj all identifying information,
yet at the same time freely express the
personal characteristics. sexual prefer-
ences and level of commitment he or
she seeks in a potential partner; Simt-
larty, one could search the computer's
"directory" for someone with charac-
teristics that Sttm particularly appeal-
ing.
"The recipient of a messaae." writes
Jedlicka, "could ignore it, exchange
more messaaes or end the irueraction
lor any reason without either person
being undu~ inOuenced by personal
appearance.' Jedlicka feels this new
kind of computer matching could be
advantageous particu1arty lot' older
women: "Far from dehumanizing soci-
ecy, computers could lead to suita.tMe
fare.to-face relations with fewer mi.s-
understandiO&S and disappointments"
that are so often experienced in the
search lor love. sex and affection
WHEN
CHILD CARE IS
A CHORE
about the appearance of her home. the
more restrictions she is likely to put on
a child's behavior.
• 1lte more importance a woman at-
taches to household activities, the less
likely she is to respond promptly to a
child's request for help or attention,
especially when the child is inter-
rupting her in a household task.
• The mother who feeis housework
is important seneraJly devotes less
leisure time to being with her children.
(Working mothers. who have less free
time, often spend as much or more of it
with children than women who value
the appearance of their homes.)
•When a y<>Ufl8.1ler helps with
household chores. the result is likely t<r
be maeased friction between mother
and child. Such hefp. says Olson.
"<>ten requires more, not less. work for
the mothet. Supervising children's
housework often involves frustra-
tions .... In fad. help from children is
often really no help at all"'
POSTPARTUM
DISSENSION
Marriage counselors have long
known that the birth of a first child
often has troubling etfects on the hus-
band/wife relationship. But which
partner finds the ad)ustment more dil-
ficult1 University of Iowa psycholotiisfs
Holly Waldron and Donald Routh talked
with young married couples just before
and just alter the birth of their first
child. They found that wives reported
more of a decrease in their marital h~
piness alter the baby was bom than
husbands did.
C.oup&es also reported a dilJemla! in
the wa:y they~ with ~
Be.tore the baby's arrival. moll~
said they ~arguments by mutual
, and take; after the baby's antval
eernents were more often 9ettJed
by ~~. fv_in8 In. UWives ~
become ~.tx)Wl'd the toiOOon d ~' the retearc:hers oommmted.
UOr perhaps the ~ d topics the
a>Upk!s now ditc:uls IS IUCh that ~ aweemena lrile more hqueOOy. and
the wives give In to keep the peace. It ii
abo po9ible that thdr hU8blndl bealn
to nae them and. • ~eemeltl
arile, they aiplulale In the end."
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GENEI1C SCREENING
ONTIIEJOB
By Corless Brown Ferraro
J ust as a hurricane be&ins as a
mere swelJ, a potentially destnJc.
ttve storm is brewing in the n~
lion's work places. Al. center is
the genetic screening of empk>~.
viewed by some authorities as an im-
portant health advancement. by others
as tedlrd>8Y thal has pten out ol
hand.
Last spring. the Government's oaa
ol Technology ASl9CSSl1~ at (0. TA) con-
ducted a survey ol all the f0ttune 500
finns and the country's SO largest uti~
lties to determine the extent ol ~ tesain8 in industry. Of the 366 indus-
tries responding anonymously. 17
reponed ~~in the
past 12 years. and five of those con-
tinue to «:rem eo~. In addition.
59 companies show an inteft.91 in
Kreenlna applicants and ml)' develop
~ programs in the new future.
Repraentatlve AJbett Gore Jr. ~n.). chairmen ol the House onlnwc~~a: due.tin& tMierin8' to mnsider the impaa
ol tcreenJni on the rights of employ-
ees: Could ih• inlonnabon be Uled to
dilcrimilllte .... oert.aln IJOUpl of
woRerl? Who would have aa:eta to
perlOOll gmdic dU1 Could aerwtJc .,..q be the key to a healthier
work loroe. or CX>Ulcf fl be a lmC>ke-
ICl'een behind which thole mpon9'ble
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My Feet Were Killing Me ...
Until I Discoverea
the Miracle in Germany!
IT was the European
trip I had always
dreamed about. I bad
the time and money to
So wbeR I wutted-tee
what I wanted. But I
soon learned that
money aod lime doft 't
nwan much when your
rttc bun too much to
walk. After a (cw days
o( Jisbtsecinc my reet
were killinc me.
Oh. I tried to kup f04na. In Pam I limped t.brouJb Noett Dlamc and alOQI the awn,,.._
EJysea. And I we111 u.p in the Eiffel Tower ahbouah I can't honestly uy I remember the view.
My (ect were 10 tired aad ~my wbok body ached. While everybody c1K wa baviQs a p'Cal
time. J was in my hold room. I didn't cvet1 fed like sittina in 1 sidewalk cale.
The whole trip was like tlw until I aot to Hambura. Germany. There.
by accicknl. I laappencd to hear about an rscilifll brtok-1lvo111tlr for
Ofl.'f<Jflt' ,..,.o stiff"' fro"' sort. ocllintt fut a11d ltflS.
Thia wonderful invenlioo wu a custom fanned Coot auppon caAled
Flexible Fealhenprina.• When I aot a pair ud slipped them into my
~ "'Y pai1t dl1apptartd almmt instatttly. 'The Rnible &hock abloft>. ll 1ina auppon they pve my feet was lilte c:nidlina them°" a custiion of air. I
JCOUld walk. stand. even run. The relief wu truly a miracle.
' And just ooc s-iT was a11 I needed. I learned that women aJao can wew
1 them-even with .andala and open backed
ahoff. 'They'K completely invisible.
lmasine bow dumbfounded I wu 10 discover
these miraculous devices were aokt only in
Europe. Rill!« Chen I ddmnincd that I would
shaft the mincle J di.covered in Oemwly with
my own councryroea.
In the lat nine yeara over 1 ~ m1Uion ArneriQfts or all
.,a-many with foot Pf'Obkl1ll (ar IDOf'C KVa'e than mine-baVe
u~cd Ibis blessed rWd '°' thenudves.
llADE FOR VOUA f'EET ALONE
Here's wby Feathenpfinp won. for them aad 14·1!.v tltt'y coif .. •orli
for )'<'•· 'Thete WPf'O'U arc like nothinf you've ever~ before.
They are custom focmed and made for .W>•rfut alo1tt'! Unlike eoft-
ventional devices. they actually imit.ale the youthful d.uUc: auppon
tbal Nature Ofisinally iotcnded your feet 10 hl9e.
NO NSK OffER ,
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peinful ankles. old i.Uuriea. bacbches or )111
,rDenlly SOft, aclli .. fea. fln.ibk Fathcr-
epri,.s will brina YoU rdid widl every seep you
Lake or your lftOIMY beck.
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RALEIGH
Many au1horiliu doubt the /'f!JiabiJit:y ol the tatJ currmtly available.
ODllllC IC'PI .... oould be placed in a worker's
Proponents of genetic
screening see the deve~
ment of such tests as a way to
decrease the chances of long-
term. work-related illnesses.
They argue that creating a
totally haza~free environ-
ment may not be possible or
economically f~ible. Work
assignments based on eenetic
tests oould place employees in
the safest and most produc-
tive working environment. as
well as protect the industry
asainst possible litigation for
failure to detect employees'
su.scepC ibilities.
Many authorities. however.
doubt the reliability of the
screening tests currently avail-
able. "My view of genetic
testing is that it is in its infan-
cy and is generally inappn>-
priate today, excep« as 'a
research tool." says Dr. Ernest
E. Dixon, occupational health
physician with LE.l./Taber-
shaw Asaodales. occupational
health specialists in RockviJle.
Md. He and other witnesses
testifying before the House
subcommittee share the con-
cern that inaccurate data and
labeling of indMduals oould
have a llfek>ng impact on
thelr ability to be hired. Asks
Sheldon Samuels, dl~or ol
the health, Midy and en-
vironment industrial union
department of the
A.F.L.-C.1.0.: ''Who would
employ. these swceptibles7
Who would protea their
dl&njty and place In the com-
munJty?''
The results of a ~ tes
personnel file. which is not
totally private. Currently there
are no Federal laws that pre-
vent an employer from refu~
ing to hire on the basis of
genetic testing data. though
workers are protected under
TrtJe Vll of the Civil Rights Aa
against discrimination on the
basis of sex. race and national
origin. which oould possibly
be used in cases involving
discrimination because of
eenetic damage linked to cer-
tain ethnic groups.
Some experts also question
the reliability of genes as
detenninants of an indivi~
Acmrdlngto
one dodol;
thetaa
are ""'1 ''llhaky «:lentt. ,,
ual's future health. Although
genetic .:reening may f n-
d.icate a potential Illness., the
mndltlon is just that -poten-
tial. Aax>rdlng to Or. Jeanne
Stellman, associate proleseor
of public health at Columbia
University, "Mose of this= on gen«icsJ Is just simply
on shaky science, and I am
afraid that the emphasis of the
susceptible worker ls •
manifestation ol IOdal policy
and not or~ ... aeo«rey ~ a Pl'Oied £-r.sor lor O.T.A., ~ lt't
jull too eoon to U1e the ,..._
'Tue tests have potential for
improving worker health but
they also have potential 10 be
misused," he states. "At this
point the correlation between
a particular ~etic trait which
tests can identify and in-
creased risk for disease
because of exposure to a cer-
tain work.place environment
hM not been identified. and
there is mncem that people
will be denied jobs on the
basis of scientifically un-
proven tests."
Tying in with genetic
screening is the issue of fetal
protection in the work area.
Many industries traditionally
bar women from working in
jobs that could endanger the
health of a fetus, whether the
woman is pregnant or not. U
eenetic screening is used
routinely to fulfill O.SHA re-
quirements of providing a safe
work place for employees,
then all fertile females run the
risk of being denied employ-
ment in certain industries lo
protect a possible fetus. This
has raised cries of sex
discrimination from women's
groups around the oountry.
"There simply is no reason·
able basis nor demonstrable
need for treating all women
who can become pregnant as
though they are pregnant,"
states Joan E. Bertin, staff at-
torney with the Women's
Rights Project of the American
Civil Liberties Union Founda-
tion.
Furthermore, some
hazards. such as radiation,
have been shown to be of
equal, or even greater. danger
to men, whose sperm cells are
actually more susceptible to
radiation damage than are
female reproductive cells.
Says Bertin. "If we are talking
about alteration of eenes.
mutagens are not sender
specific. They don't pick out a
woman and only harm her
eenes. They get all of us ...
Should we cease develop-
ing eenetic screening pro-wams to avoid further dissen-aon between labor and m. tr/l Moat labor omdl.ls, who 9ee
screening as an industrial
cover-up, seem to want the
issue nipped in the bud. The
results OI the O.T A survey,
however, indicate that in-
dustiy. anxious to keep pace
with technological advances.
seems to be going ahead with
screening programs. The
issue is so controversial that
officials of one major rom-
pany currently developing a
cytogenic testing program are
reluctant to go on record as
favoring the use of C)'to8enet·
ics. They state that industry
has "been burned" by the
public's reaction to genetic
testing.
It is obvious that gu idelines
will have to be drawn before
serious legal tangles develop. t
"Once organized screening is ~
initiated. r think it will be very c
Important," states Dr. Gilbert j
Omenn. chairman and profes. ~
sor of environmental health at I
the University ol Washington. o
.. , think It will be very impor-
tant to make aooci choices. to j
screen for risks important to §
the workers. not ju.st for ,)
marginal hazards, and to in-j
sist on tests that are highly
reliable and do not have too
many f.aJ..se positives or false
nesarives."
Meanwhile, the debate con-
tinues. Though just a rumble
at present. in the words of
Representative Ciore. "This
may well turn out lo be the
most important issue facing
the work force in this
decade." fW
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COMES HOME
(SORT OF)
The young Nets need &oo:lr 's tttJChing Jkill.
By Mork Goodmon
W hen he was a youngster
out in Long Beach. N.Y ..
Larry Brown used to hve
..-i1h a basketball in hlS
hand. Every day he and bro«her Herb
(later coach of 1he Detrotl Pistons)
wouJd play one-<>CH>ne into the twi-
light, begging their mom for "just a few
more mmutes" when she called them
to dinner from their apartment over a
bakery. Then. in the wintry evenings
when the New York Knicks were at
home. Larry would ride the train into
Madison Square Garden where his
heroes romped: Richie Guerin. Carl
Braun. Harry Gallatin and the McGuire
brothers, Dick and AJ.
His dream was to eventually work
that very Garden. "I knew I was never
going to be big enough to play in the
RB.A.." says the wispy. S-foot l O.inch
Brown. "But I was positive I was going
to coach the Knicks someday."
WeU, not quite. Larry Brown's career
stopped just short ol his childhood fan-
cies. on the west bank ol the Hudson
River in East Rutherford. NJ. It's the
New Jertey Nets, not the New Yori<
Knicks, that he's coaching. But on the
9eCOnd year d a four-year contract
valued at nearly s l mlmon including
bonuses, Brown. 42, has turned
around the once foundering Nets and
may just have found hlmself a home.
And Lord knows that after a
tempestuous career In the ok1 A.B.A.
and the N.B.A., followed by an equally
stormy tw<>-year stint at U.C.LA..
Brown could use an easy chair to plop
into.
Rare is the New York athlete who did
not dream ol coming home and re-once were to baseball; they just weren't
building the glories ol Gotham t~. as humorous. Owner Joe Taub, in his
But Brown faced a different sort ol frustration. decided to go all out He
challense. for the Nets have been to built the 20.149-sea.t Brendan Byrne
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I.AMY llllOWll
to land the local boy who had won 355
games as a profe!&ional cnach before
h~ 40th birthday. As 'Taub pointedly
said: "I don't want to just win 9llJ1leS. I
want to build for the future."
for the Nets the future is now. They
Improved by 20 games last ~ re-
cendy enjoyed the franchise's longest
winning streak (11 games) and are
breezing into the playoffs again this
)9L A young. unselfish. entertaining
team. the Nets are led by their Univer·
sity of Marytand connection -quick
and clever small lorward Albert Kin&
and Buck Williams. who in his second
seasorl has merdy become the best
power forward in the pine.
/Japile stondansjllSI S.10, lhe htJody Broun
um an all-Ammcan at North Carolina.
In Brown the Nds have the per1ed
cnach tor their needs: a builder and
teacher who stresses team play, otten
toreigrl to the hlghty individualistic
talents in the pro game. ··rm pleased
with the ~ °' the team. .. ob9erves Brown. "We're not in a~
yet with Philly, Bolton. LA, MUwao-
kee or Sealde. But we decided that, if
we stood pat after last season. we ~t
not even be in the same league with
the Knicb Of ChJca&o." Hence. the' trade tta ~ .
Uc giant Darryl Dawkins from th':C
and the one that sent guard Phil ford
(who had just been obtained for 1982's
~ ~ Ray Williams) to MllwmJ.
kee for lorwud Mickey Johnson.
"U _you're 1Pn8 lo develop kids,"
MYS Brown. "°'1 haYe IO be patient.
And there's not a lot of patience In this
1JeL 'nlke Dawkins. bl can't me.ire
ha plly by ltlD. He's been sreat lor us;
he pllys other bi& Cl!llten well. lakes
up I lot of lpaa! Under the boudl, hat
blocked' • lat °' lhols. tin shown ~ cA brffllanoe. and I think he's a tl!rrifk i.nw:ltment In the future. ..
If ~ II an lmemneslt, Brown
Is money In the bank: His WOIMolt peroesmee 11 lh ~.,,. .m wtttt
leYel1 p&.Yol berths and ftYe dlvtdon
tMlel. An4 ln his fine 1e1110n 111 U.C.L.A
two~$ ht llOOk I vernal Mn\ to
lhe N.C.A.A. finals before k*na
~ ~ trouble would eventually
dos him. life began idyllically enough.
Born In Brooklyn. Brown became a
three-spot't star on Long Island after his
family moved, and he later was a standout guard for Dean Smith at
North Carolina. winning all-America
honors in his seruor ye.ai: After gradua-
tion he played on the 1964 o~ team that won a gokl medal in
and played for two years with
amateur Goodyear Wmgfoots in Akron.
Ohio. He then returned'" as an assistant
on SnUth's 1arheel staff.
He still had the itch to play, howev~
and bounced around on ~e A.B.A
teams before retiring as a player after
the 1971-72 season. He took over the
~ng job at the Carolina Cougars.
switched to Denver two years later.
then followed the N~ .and David
Thompson. their high-flying crowd
~ into the N.BA
That's when the problems started.
'ihe chemistry just wasn't good at
~" is his understated reoollec·
tion. 'Thompeon and George M<Gnnis
didn't ~t one anottlet: And I
wasn't doing a good job." The situation
came to a dramatic head on Feb. I,
1979. After a highly visible dash with
McGinnis on the court. a tearful Brown
resigned before a stunned pres oon-
fiemlce.
Extolling the virtues of oollegiate en-
thusiasm and toget.hemess. Brown
took the reins at U.C.LA -the t<>lJ8hest job in ~ basketball. Brown. who admits. "I gotta be a cheer·
leader becaiwe that's the way I am,"
was in many ways better suited for the
~ game than for the pros. Bui
he had not reckoned with the persis-
tent meddling of Bruin alumni and
parents. When finally k>ra!d to drop a
sulky freshman • Kenny f'tekls,
Brown received a death threat and had
to be guarded at several games.
Still. despite the pressures at
U.C.LA.. Brown maintains he took the
Nets job in I 981 because of "the special
oppot1Unity" (new arena. aggressive
ownership) and bean• "in the end. it
was really just a chance to cune home."
Ah. home sweet home. So oonfidenl
is Brown of Ms tutu~ with the Nets thal
he has taken a step that usually means
the kils °' death for thole in pro-
fe9onal ipOrts -he has bou&ht I
local houle. Brown, wife Barbara and
their three children have moved Into •
new place in Upper Saddle ~ NJ.,
and are m!f1 Jootina tor a New '*>lk
CJty llpll1ment for Barbara'• daib' trek
to Fordham Univenity where she is
a:mt1nulng her studies.
The Nea are rapidly on the rile
toward the N.BA 'i elfte drde. And
Brown hat proven ~can lndeed a.> home ,.in. "It's to be a Iona
~ ... he a>noeda Altef all. we
hm: Philly and eo.eort In our dM9ion.
But rm re.ny exd8' tbout our ~
.,_. I think we're~ IOinl to have lomeUq ipedll here. -..,-
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here are 1982's 10 Most
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Man Watchers Inc. in Los
A~~·s Pri~ Andrew.
Bruce 8ox.leitnef of lVs
Brins 'Em BocJt Alivir.
Johnny CarJon.
John Forsythe ol ~
'Tbday's Bryant <Jumbel
Sam J. Jones. who recently
played Ra.sh Gordon in the
movies.
Ronnie Lott, San Francisco
49er delensive back.
Barry Manilow.
Ed Marinaro of Hill Sbftl
8lcJa
:tennis star John New-
combe (for the second time).
"We're tor the joy ot lookins
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ment men more," says Suzy
Mallery, Man Watchers' presi-
dent Many of Mallely's 7,000
members even carry around
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to real hunks. The result:
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